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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_02_13STOREROOM pFAIODICPI News Pickering -Rouge Adveftiser • Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ 51 newsstand Febrary• 13, 1998, Vol. 33, No. 7, Pressrun .+ 4,1)0() >S P11VT(>ll Class war Durham group protests sex education course BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER A local citizens' group is planning a protest at the Durham District School Board headquarters Monday against a ministry -approved programme used to teach sexual education to special -needs students. The Family Action Council (FAC) claims the Life Facts Sexuality programme used to teach approximately 80 senior de- velopmentally delayed students is "highly controversial and porno- graphic '. FAC co-ordinator Brian Chiasson, who said Wednesday he had not seen the teaching kit, claims the pro- gramme uses sexually explicit materi- al that's inappropriate for children. Bev Freedman, superintendent of notes, parents can decide if they want their chil- dren to participate in the programme by signing a consent form. "I've never had a complaint from a parent whose child is in the programme;' she says. In fact, Ms. Freedman has had -many, many com- plaints" from parents whose children are not in- �ok,ed. The purpose of the programme is "pre- ention;' she says. "This is the group that i, most vulnerable to sexual abuse... these are children who can't set limits:' Ms. Freedman reports at least one spe- cial-nceds child within the board disclos- es sexual abuse every year. And she says parents are often grateful to have help in talking with their children about sexual education. However, the FAC states in a recent programmes for the board, readily ad- BEY news release that "No child, 'special mits the material, which has been FREEDMAN mss' or otherwise, should be exposed to used by the board to teach-associat- 'Never had a the harmful effects of pornography" ed" classes for the past eight years, is . The group also alleges the material has a explicit. complaint' '"'Hese children don't think in ab- stract or analytical ways;' she says. "You have to be explicit" Ms. Freedman reports the material is "not used or shown with 'regular' classes" And, she INSIDE Au&or, Author -- Ajax writer Robin Ma- haraj celebrates his novel life - page 7. Editoriall FIsW ...................6 Sports .......................22 Classified ....................23 IROW TO REACH US Gatierrl .................683-5110 Death Notices ............683-3005 ,Auction Um .............683-7545 Sineearely Yours ...... 1-800-662-8423 Email ... .. .. .. . .thisweek®istar.ca Internet .. http://www.durhamnews.net — pro -gay agenda . Mr. Chiasson, who describes the council as a Christian group, says the purpose of Mon- day's protest is "to prevent the board from allow- ing homosexuality to be taught as an acceptable lifestyle" Ms. Freedman reports the material does not promote homosexuality as the FAC alleges. See FUROR/Page 2 RICHARD HART Enjoying - success so far Drivers e wanted.1m • • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. sat Icwgdm Rd. weld (905) 420-9700 www.pvw.com "Try The Best" _ T DAY M BACK GUARANTEE Call Now 683-6582 photo by Susan O'Neill A flower for teacher Josefa Villamonte was among the English as a Second Language students who offered a Valentine's gift to instructor Carmen King during a class at the Adult Learning Centre this week. The class held a Valentine's Day dinner to celebrate their efforts. Pickering curlers The Canadian men's curling rink, with two Pickering residents on the team, con- tinue to rock the elite curlers of the world in Nagano, Japan. Richard Hart, 29, and Collin Mitchell, 28, of the Scarborough -based Mike Harris rink continue to dominate play at the Olympic Winter Games with two more victories Thursday over Switzerland and . Sweden to keep its undefeated string intact at 6-0 at Nagano. Hart reports the Canadian rink is loose, on track for gold confident and having a good time in the Olympic limelight while curling in Karuizawa, the site of curling venue 60 kilometres southeast of Nagano. The Canadians — who clinched a spot in the sudden -death semi-final round Sat- urday — finish round-robin play today, Friday, against Norway. For more details on the Canadian team's winning run on the curling rink so far at the Winter Olympics, see the story on page 22. COLLIN MITCHELL Player on home team NOBODY BEATS L ----------------------- --- t • ONLY Id to SThe OrigkW Bighwr 20 piece Pita with sauce O 1 and cheese and 3 top of choice KZZA l�OBIGFOO GS* and 4 cans of IL 'AJAX - 683-3333 CSG PICKERING 839-4411 - d�NLY ' ` p1u Free Deli�ely fronl 11:88�a m.�„, ', 3 •.•r nn1C=KM otfi U. hrxp.r .�r ;I PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 0,19" Furor rages over classroom sex education material FUROR/From page l board has made a decision (based on the val- As for assertions that abstinence is the only message we're delivering." "Certainly those are children who would not understand the abstraction (of homosexuality)," she says. '"lite Be prepared to help * medical crisis Would you know the technique to use to keep an airway open on a person with a suspected head or spinal injury? A Red Cross first aid course can teach you how to recognize and deal with this and other emergency situa- tions. Red Cross First Aid courses are held monthly at the organization's Ajax -Pickering Community Office in Pickering and its Region of Durham Branch in Oshawa. The courses in- clude CPR procedures which can be performed by one adult to help adults, infants or children, and also offer op- tional instruction in two -person CPR. The eight-hour basic Emergency First Aid course is available in Ajax - Pickering from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sat- urday, March 7; and in Oshawa from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday. March 28. Standard First Aid, a more compre- hensive 16 -to -18 -hour course (de- pending on whether the two -person CPR option is included) is available in Ajax -Pickering on Saturday and Sun- day, March 7 and 8 from 9 am. to 6 p.m.; and in Oshawa Saturday and Sunday, March 28 and 29 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Re -test courses for both Emergency and Standard First Aid will be held in Oshawa Saturday, April 18 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fees for the courses are: Emer- gency First Aid, $55; Standard First Aid, S70,$90 with 'Two - Rescuer' op- tion; Emergency First Aid re -test, $35; and Standard First Aid re -test, S50. A WCB-approved Red Cross course can be held either at the Red Cross or at your facility or horse on days, weekends or evenings. The Ajax -Pickering Red Cross of- fice is at 1648 Bayly St., Pickering, while the Oshawa office is in the Of- fice Galleria, suite 115. 419 King St. W. For more information or to regis- ter call the Ajax -Pickering branch at 420-3383 or the Oshawa branch at 905-723-2933. Register at least one week in advance. In our Spring Home living Sale flyer, includ- ed in last weeks paper. Please note: Page 33 - Maytag Mail -In Rebate Ofler: Copy should read: $50 rebate Refrigerators Our Reg. $1,069.99 !o $1,199.99; with rebate $1,019.99 to $1,149.99. We umdy pologRe to our m atomm and We any Im!'A WilinCe Or confusion fhi5 may haw! Caused r- n -r-/-%\ K I I e-*- ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Saturday Feb. 8, `98 paper - back page -for Ajax Optical, sale ends should read February 28, `98 We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused to our and their customers. , ues of the community) that homosexuality is sexual education the board should be teach - not an issue that will be addressed:' ing. Ms. Freedman says, "Clearly that's the But, she says, "1 can't get kids to stop smoking ... I recognize my limits" 1 Gagnon trial Alleged gunmen seen at `clubhouse' one day later By STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF The owner of a popular sporting goods store had virtually no chance of surviving a gunshot blast he received to the head during a bloody weapons raid, a murder trial has heard. The husband and father of two sons was minding the family -run store when two masked gunmen burst into Gagnon Sports Sept. 14, 1994. '"I'llis is a holdup, everybody get on the f floor!" court heard the shorter of the two robbers screamed be- fore he opened fire, wounding four men. At the time, Roger Pardy was stand- ing behind the counter talking on the phone with a customer, Crown attorney Greg O'Driscoll said during his opening statement. "We're being robbed... Call the police;' he said Mr. Pardy blurted out before starting to crouch down. Mr. O'Driscoll said the robber took one step towards Mr. Pandy and with both hands on his gun pulled the trigger twice. "if anyone else moves, shoot 'em:' the second robber was heard to say before smashing a glass display case and scooping several handguns into a duffel bag, Mr. O'Driscoll said. Oshawa paramedics Troy Cheseboro and Ed McDiarmid arrived at the frantic and bloody scene about 5:31 p.m. and began tending to the wounded. Mr. Mc- Diarmid agreed with a suggestion from the defence that "it was a bloody scene" in the store and added, "I couldn't deter- mine whose blood was whose.- Mr. hose "Mr. Pardy suffered gunshot wounds to the shoulder and head, Dr. Tim Feltis, a pathology expert who conducted the post mortem, testified Wednesday. He said one .22 calibre bullet entered Mr. Pardy's right shoulder and penetrated a lung, but that wound alone may not have been fatal had he received immediate medical treatment. He said Mr. Pardy died from massive brain swelling caused by a .22 calibre bullet which entered his right temple and -lodged in the brain. The same calibre of bullets were used in the "execution killing" of Kenneth Thomas of Picker- ing, the jury has been told. The 55 -year- old husband and father is believed to have been abducted hours before the Gagnon Sports heist, his car used in the getaway. Mr. Thomas's skeletal remains were found four months later. He was shot four times in the head, court heard. Roshan Nourozali, 35, and Ronald James Woodcock, 45, have both pleaded not guilty to two counts of first degree murder in the slayings of Mr. Pardy and Mr. Thomas. The London men also are on trial for numerous other crimes in- cluding the attempted murders of store employees Randy Jenkins and Wesley Glaspell and customers David Spicer and George Haralampopolos, all whom were shot at during the robbery and, with the exception of Mr. Glaspell, were wounded. The Crown has alleged Mr. Wood- cock and Mr. Nourozali staged the heist solely to obtain guns and used them in a string of violent holdups over the next six months. "Trey were cold, calm and very aggressive. Anyone who hesitated to comply with the demands of the short, stocky gunman was shot:' said Mr. O'- Driscoll, the prosecutor, of the shorter robber he alleges was Mr. Woodcock. He has also said DNA tests of blood found at the scene will show Mr. Nourozali was the taller bandit who, the Crown believes, cut himself on a shard of glass while breaking the gun display case. During other testimony Wednesday, several witnesses said they saw the get- away car at various times of the day parked out front or near Gagnon Sports before and after the robbery. Mitchell Hall, a college student, testi- fied he was walking past the store when he observed two masked men rush out the front door and dive into the driver's side of a full-size, late -1980s General Motors car. Mr. Thomas's two-tone Chevy Caprice was found the next day behind an apartment on Bloor Street, about a minute away. Yesterday, an Ontario Provincial Police surveillance and intel- ligence squad officer testified he spotted two men, whom he identified in court as Mr. Woodcock and Mr. Nourozali, to- gether leaving an address in London the morning after the Gagnon Sports heist. "Am I right that address is a club:' the officer was asked by Mr. Wood- cock's defence counsel, Peter Zaduk. "Yes, you're right. It is a clubhouse:' answered Detective -Constable James Pinnegar. The detective testified he immediate- ly recognized one of the men as Mr. Woodcock and ran a police computer check of the czar the pair got into, which revealed it was owned by Mr. Nouroza- li. 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Wight tom left h F•Geu t 1 366 OLD KINGSTON RD. - HIGHLAND CREEK VILLAGE ls�4tisiRlt�liitetlt*taa4aaaa4��a�aaaaa! �it��-t'�t1ENE�1��1L�tt1�AY,'IRE�tittlAltl� li; I'� Newpropertyassessment n tics on the wa for Durham residents notices y BY KEITH GILLIGAN gional Chairman Roger Anderson pointed out, programme will have a significant impact on Homeowners may appeal their assessment STAFF REPORTER "When you haven't got a notice in 10 to 12 taxes in Durham and the province:' by June 29 by calling Mr. Bowen's office or at - Some Durham homeowners will get good years, it will be a surprise. For some, it will be Notices being sent to homeowners will ex- tending an open house to request the property news and others bad news in the next few days a rude awakening. For some, a pleasant sur- plain the market value assessment system. be inspected. People with questions about their as assessment notices are delivered to indicate Prise."And. residents can attend connnunity informa- assessment should call his office and not their if they'll pay more or less in property taxes. Mr. Bowen noted. "The whole assessment tion sessions to be held in each municipality. municipality. And, officials at the regional assess- ment office are praying for no more mistakes like .>. h• t at which 6ailued BED one Brock Town- ship home at $11 mt:;'d', r _ million. T 0 s199 Ministry of Fi- 1239 nance regional as- $ 599 sessment commis- wAENTS PAN 11w 11 sioner Mery Bowen told ra Vings- Durham Council v Wednesday his stall' have been FIRM SUPPORT mailing notices this FQR week to arca resi- dents informing ' 4 them of the value of their homes as R determined by the �'�A G ,\ c. Province's new tail, .. , market value as- sessment system. . ., So. your prop- • erty taxes will he haseJ on the 1996 value of your home r if it had been sold 11 R COMFORT SLEEP that year. CttO10ES "Mv staff have done a credible job. SINGLE a big, big job, in a GST MATTRESS $169 shun period of ' soE time:' Mr. Bowen • B�•o SET 289 R• said. "It's ludicrous . vittoN, S D......_.._..209 SET 339 to expect there SRFVJS 0 ......... _.... 259 SET 3C9 won't he mistakes.. NOPti� C' O`) R K ................44 9 S E . There will be mis- r �Ftiti takes. Thcre arc 160,000 properties.We like to think it � will be perfect. but it wont be. We will ; investigate any . change that needs '. to he made: k ' The incorrect V S I I -million assess- ment of the Brock house discovered when officials re- viewed the tax rolls ""tT!`•M" +rw was the: result of in- -4 accurate account- , l �it 4 Ing of the square +�► • ► ... `:`►s3 . — ished basement. "if that hap- pens. it's fixable, although it is em- barrassing:' Mr. Bowen said. "We'"` can strike that. It's never an error un- less it gets out:' He predicted some homeowners will get a real eye- opener because communities like Whitby and Os- hawa haven't up- OF dated their assess- RAYL menu ;n years. "Whitby and Oshawa, we ,Qi sing .. haven't been as- SS sessed since God Mare was a young boy;" Whitby Councillor Joe .Drumm quipped. As a resuh, Re- ORTHOPEDIC SINGLE $ 1 !9!9 MATTRESS SET *339 D ...............249 SET 399 0 ............299 SET 469 �. ............. 489 SET 759 fI ORTHOPEDIC 1prcial Edition SINGLE $269 MATTRESS SET *439 0 ........... _.319 SET 519 0. ..... _.......349 SET 549 K ........ ......_559 SET 869 ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED ADJUSTA-MAGIC' yti ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED InGuaes so Yr. 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We will ; investigate any . change that needs '. to he made: k ' The incorrect V S I I -million assess- ment of the Brock house discovered when officials re- viewed the tax rolls ""tT!`•M" +rw was the: result of in- -4 accurate account- , l �it 4 Ing of the square +�► • ► ... `:`►s3 . — ished basement. "if that hap- pens. it's fixable, although it is em- barrassing:' Mr. Bowen said. "We'"` can strike that. It's never an error un- less it gets out:' He predicted some homeowners will get a real eye- opener because communities like Whitby and Os- hawa haven't up- OF dated their assess- RAYL menu ;n years. "Whitby and Oshawa, we ,Qi sing .. haven't been as- SS sessed since God Mare was a young boy;" Whitby Councillor Joe .Drumm quipped. As a resuh, Re- ORTHOPEDIC SINGLE $ 1 !9!9 MATTRESS SET *339 D ...............249 SET 399 0 ............299 SET 469 �. ............. 489 SET 759 fI ORTHOPEDIC 1prcial Edition SINGLE $269 MATTRESS SET *439 0 ........... _.319 SET 519 0. ..... _.......349 SET 549 K ........ ......_559 SET 869 ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED ADJUSTA-MAGIC' yti ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED InGuaes so Yr. Mattress 1999 DIVAN DAYBED - IRON) Whse erwnel wrrn SAA MATES BED 2• iron Maple 6ritsh 2 large Me finis �ora s199 drawers -Single Mattress from 59 YEAR ORTHOGUARD Special Edition SINGLE $289 MATTRESS SET *479 D ............... 349 SET 549 0. ..... ____379 SET 579 K. ..... ._.._.579 SET 899 r)HARVEST BEDROOM SUITE , I k__ j 5 DC su4e daibie dresser. rrrrror, chow 6 2 right tables METAL FUTON Available �. , mattres�,e, ti �- . 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E. 428-4450 9 C at Harwood Ave. Monday - frWW 10-9 Sat. 10-6 Sun. 11-5 e �wrr•rrw11, YMwwf.l,w��J,. i1.. YMw.ww.iw��w.f w►►wiw�i ri61. Mn,rr w M we w.�.l 9wftb. �r Nwld wM I.Mwt wI dlw� �d �wr1�. nuy ,�1. -1 I7 X14 r Ywiwt.�.�.3wtd�ie �rrR��• �rll� Nva w,i� 5611.1/ w3. Srwir ra d Sl ge.K) r Sr,Me �wiwa a it w v� Ir r Zww Ir ri r� wYlww �MWO a w St17�.M.r YII Y ra N%Iw Sirsoe A1, « own CM wp ff,Rsle.fal �/ at astt'ew 1w. f S.M� r•�� on �•w.a yN.r .w �wi�..s a YM w1 r Mww•. ew M � Mie•, rw• piw .16. = ir.lww PAGE 6 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, H% • 0-picketing V'ditorialsNews Advertiser andetters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, WedneWay, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Patients starting to losepatience Officials at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital need look no further than the first -floor emergency department to see the real effects of health funding limits. So it was on Monday. when patients filled the emer- gency department awaiting medical attention. Some of those patients live right here in Ajax and Pickering. Others were sent here as a result of so-called 'redirect considera- tion', under which hospitals send patients arriving by am- bulance away to other hospitals because they have no beds available to take them. Lack of space elsewhere in the GTA has led to patients arriving at APGH in recent months from as far away as west Toronto. At the same time, when its beds have been full, the local hospital has had to send ambulance patients as far away as North York. APGH officials here say the cause of the problem is easy to identify: health care funding. Hospital president Bruce Cliff has made a compelling case for the hospital's funding needs in the past. This latest incident, in which many patients had to wait interminable lengths of time be- fore receiving medical care, will only add to the file. "We've run out of flexibility to cope with these pezks;' explains Geri Geldart, vice-president of patient %erviccs at APGH. "You would never have had this crisis three years ago. Strong words. And considering that APGH has much more work ahead with recommendations from the Health Services Re- structuring Commission, it's clear that the funding issue must be addressed swiftly, efficiently and completely. Among other things, remember. APGH has been or- dered to provide for the creation of additional rehabilita- tion and long-term care beds and nxwc acute mental health care beds at Ajax by 2003. That's a tall twder, particularly when there was no ac- companying recommendation from the restructuring com- mission to provide capital grants to the Ajax hospital. This week, however, the focus has been on the emer- gency department and the spike in patient arrivals. What's been most telling about that, however, is that patients haven't been taking it directly out on hospital officials. In- stead, there seemed to be a consensus (among those in the emergency department on Monday) that the provincial government is the culprit here. We're aware — and in most cases agree — the Ontario government is intent on balancing its books after years of fiscal mismanagement by other panties. But prompt and accessible emergency medical care for all Ontarians is far more important than what's at the bot- tom of the financial ledger. Ajax and Pickering residents deserve an appropriate level of funding to provide an appropriate level of care_ So far they've been patient. Lately, though, all they've been doing is waiting, and waiting, and waiting... UTo respond to this editorial call lnfosource at `�-�nfosotarce683-7040 and dial 5110 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisber: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday YOURS?Rl AM I SOME OB►TECi'to BE �CEo rOR OWNED810DEUSED FoRYOUR WAN PLWUK... DERUAPS i, CREATED TO SERVE IM AND TEND TO YOVQ NEED6 OR... v Letters to the editor Chairman's appointment reprehensible To the editor: Open letter to all members of Durham Regional Council: I am still extremely angry about and disgusted with the recent elec- tion of Roger Anderson as regional chairman. It has taken me this long to be able to write this letter with- out danger of setting fire to the paper. I am sure that there was not one regional councillor who was not aware of Mr. Anderson's miserable showing in the Ajax municipal election of November 1997. Not only did he lose by 4,539 votes to 9,464. but he failed to win one poll, not even his own. In my opinion every regional councillor who voted for this failed politician has insulted all of the more than 40,000 Ajax residents who did not vote for him. I believe that as a municipality we are owed a public apology. I heard Whitby Councillor Gerry Emm on local TV on the subject of his vote change. What a farce! As if Jim Witty, who had been a regional councillor for some years and chairman for a short time, did not have more right to the deciding vote than Mr. Emm. And as for Mr. Anderson, he was a re- gional councillor for a very short time, and no longer had any right to that consideration. 1 am on record with former provincial governments as being ardently in favour of a regional chairman elected at large, such as the case in Metro Toronto. I haven't given up on achieving this as it would be a much more demo- cratic process. I was in the council chamber when Mr. Anderson was elected. It was all I could do to avoid making a public protest! I did not expect to he so insulted by the members of my very own regional council. As to the voting of the members of" that group ... what an irresponsible, deplorable, reprehensible develop- ment! V. E. Emerson, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be t% -ped or neatl' o hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initialsoond a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor re- serves the right to edit copy for st' le, length and content. Opinions ex- pressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessaril v those of the News Advertiser. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDH? KOI.ODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real EstaldAutomotiveAdvenising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager TO REACH US General: 683-5110 ClawiliW: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 AdnlWClsst36ed Fax: 683-7363 Cesipesing Fax: 579-9273 E -mil: thisweek@istar.ca SUSAN O NEILL Education Staff Writer A tempest in sex ed. class The public school board is coming under fire from a right-wing community organization claiming special -needs students arc being ex- posed to graphic materials used to teach sex ed- ucation. However, the Family Action Council is ring- ing alarm bells when it's not really wan -anted. The Durham District School Board is sim- ply Providing a programme that parents chose to allow their children to participate in. The council, which is planning a demon- stration outside the education centre Monday night to protest the use of the Life Facts Sexu- ality document, refers to tlx: material as "high- ly controversial and pornographic"_ A recent news release from the council states. "The Family Action Council is not op- posed to sex education as it applies to anatomy, puberty, biology and reproduction. However, we strongly oppose to the use of sexually ex- plicit material and curriculum that introduces children to horrnscxuality" Bev Freedman, superintendent of pro- grammes for the board, readily admits the ma- terial is graphic but %he note,-% it is only taught to an "infinitesimal" number of students, roughly 80 out of a student population of approximate- ly 66,0(X) ac--rc>,s% the region. The material is also only used to educate de- velopmentally delayed students in a secondary ndary school setting and is not taught to "normal" Classes. The parent-; of students who participate in the programme arc also fully aware of the con- tents of the material, reports Ms. Freedman. She notes they arc invited to attend a workshop to review the material and are required to sign permission forms to allow their children to at- tend the class. Ms. Freedman also reports she has had no objections from parent-% who have children in the class and says the material in no way pro- motes homosexuality. Why then, if the parents of those in the classroom don't have an objection to the mate- rial, is the Family Action Council taking it upon itself to try to regulate sex education in the re- gion'? If the Family Action Council wants to teach family values, then members should teach their children. And, let others worry about their own kids. Susan O'Neill writes in our Friday rotation of staff columnists. To respond to this column call lnfosource at 683-7040 and dial 51013, The News Advertiser is one or the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Cir- culations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisewem bruited to spew price error occupies. CHERYL HAINES. Assistant Production Manager m wwww.durhanews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5 LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager cowuh- MOVE �7 wW �rr.�ara Robto in THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13,19" - PAGE 7 in. Flight Ajax authorRobl*n rinds novel way to enjoyli*fe BY AL RIVETT STAFF REPORTER AJAX — Leaving behind a long teaching career, family and his roots in his native Trinidad two years ago. Ra- bindranath Maharaj emigrated to Canada and settled in Ajax in the hope of furthering his literary aspirations. His self-imposed exile from the slow pace of his island homeland hasn't been easy; it's been fraught with inter- mittent uncertainty and self- doubt. But, it's a move he doesn't regret. And, with the critical suc- ccss of his first novel Homer in Flight. Maharaj is now cer- tain his decision to come to Canada was the correct one. "There were three places I had in mind — America. Eng- land and Canada — and I'm thankful that I chose Canada;' says the soft-spoken Maharaj, who now goes by the angli- cized name Robin. "in a decade or so. Canada will have produced some of the best writers in the world. Michael Ondaatjc comes to mind. Coming to Canada for this particular reason is a de- cision 1 don't regret. "When I left Trinidad, 1 left behind security and money and everything. ..It was a kind of selfish- ness that made me come to Canada. I want to ensure that I'm successful to make sure all the sacrifices have been worth it." Maharaj taught literature in his native Trinidad for 12 years before getting his first introduction to Canada in 1993 when he moved to the Maritimes to pursue a Master of Arts degree in creative writing at the University of New Brunswick. Upon graduation, he re- turned to Trinidad to work as a journalist, eventually be- coming a columnist with the Trinidad Sunday Guardian. Two years later, the urge to return to Canada to pursue his first love, fiction writing, was too strong to ignore. The income from his writ- ing is supplemented by his job as a supply teacher with the Durham District School Board. "Writing is the most unsta- ble and erratic of professions," he laments. "I've been spending more time writing than teaching, 4- but at this point. it's impracti- cal to give up teaching. "It', today, I could afford to write full-time. I would. I ex- pect it will happen, but 1 have no idea when, though." His first book. The Inter- loper (1995, Goose Lane Edi- tions), a collection of short stories culled from his final thesis for his Masters degree, was short-listed for the 1996 Commonwealth Writers' Prize in the best first book division. That was followed by his sec- ond book of short stories, The Writer and His Wife, pub- lished in 1996 by Pcepal Tree Press. His first novel, Homer In Flight, published by Goose Lane Editions in the spring of 1997, has garnered critical ac- claim for Maharaj in the year since it landed on book store shelves. The novel follows the trials and tribulations of Homer Santokie, a new immigrant to Canada from Trinidad whose desire to restore order and sanity in his life by fleeing to a new land never quite materi- alizes. Homer In Flight received favourable reviews from a number of newspapers and lit- erary publications across Canada and abroad. Most recently, Homer In Flight was reviewed in the Trinidad Express where the critic dubbed the novel "the best hook of the year". The critical acclaim afford- ed the novel has been an un- expected phenomenon for Ma- haraj. As Homer In Flight's cen- tral character was a "neurotic person who brought on a lot of his problems" and a far cry from the idealistic immigrant most books of this genre por- tray, the book could have easi- ly been misunderstood by re- viewers, notes Maharaj. "It was simply different from any other book written about immigrants. I didn't show (Homer) as an idealist; he is someone who is unsym- pathetic. I knew it would be viewed in one or the other ex- treme. It would be misunder- stood and therefore ignored or they would understand it. Thankfully the latter took place." Most importantly, the suc- cess of the book in literary circles has opened some new avenues for Maharaj. "Because of the publicity Lane Editions. -.................... ....................... ............,.............................. photo by Ron Pietroniro Ajax resident Robin Maharaj is still enjoying a wave of suc- cess and critical acclaim resulting from his 1997 novel Homer in Flight. He's currently nearing completion of his as -yet -un- titled second novel. Homer In Flight has gcnerat- cd, my options are far more flexible." His New York -based liter- ary agent, Maria Massie, is promoting his next novel to the larger Toronto publishers who have "expressed some in- terest". Homer In Fli'fit has been used by students in the Uni- versity of New Brunswick's post -colonial literature course. As well, the novel will be the topic of a serialization by CBC radio. His new, and as -yet -unti- tled novel, will be finished by April and is expected to be published in about six months. The new book, says Maharaj, differs greatly from Homer In Flight on many levels. The main character is more stable and well -adjusted than Homer. And, the book has the main character returning to his homeland. "It has to do with renewal and, in some respects, redis- covery," hints Maharaj. Before that novel hits the stores, another collection of short stories, entitled The Book of Ifs, Ands and Buts, will be published by Goose Homer in Flight being read on CBC radio . CBC Radio One will fea- ture Ajax writer . Ra- bindranath Maharaf s work Homer In Flight on an up - ;`coming radio program. The show Between the .Covers will put the spotlight i=on the novel, published in .the spring of 1997 by Goose `Lane Editions in New Brunswick. "Rabindranath Maharaf s <`iickedly funny novel ex- plores the difference be- �Aween (main character Homer Santokie's) grandiose dreams and his humbling experiences," says =`t CBC press release. ' .The book will be read by uther Hansraj. Honer In ight can be heard on CBC r onlay to Friday at 2:40 .m: and 10:43 p.m. begin - �Vl i* Feb. 23. Community news in Ajax and Pickering Young poets say why they like the bay PICKERING — The Frenchman's Bay FestP al, to be held June 13 and 14. is once again inviting junior and interme- diate students in Pickering and Ajax to participate in its Fourth Annual Poetry Contest. Notice of the contest has been sent out to local schools and students may only enter the competition through their school. Entrants arc being asked to focus on the positive looks, benefits or future of the bay. Poems may be up to 30 lines in length and each entrant may only submit one. Judging will be done by the Writers' Circle of Durham Region. Prizes will be awarded to the top young poets. All entrants will receive a pass to the Word is Out '98 Writers Fes- tival at Pickering Museum Village on Sunday. July 19. The deadline for submitting entries is Friday. April 2.3. For more information contact Irene Tilcox at 4'10-8700. Meanwhile. the festi- val's organizing committee is holding its next meeting Monday. March 9 at 7 p.m. at the Pickering Central Library. All are welcome to attend. CAPIC meets in Pickering PICKERING — The Durham Chap- ter of the Canadian Association for Pro- duction and Inventory Control (CAPIC) is holding a professional development meeting Tuesday. March 17 at Gal- lantr)'s Eatery at the Pickering Town Centre. Guest speaker Miriam D'Souza of Ce- lcstica Inc. will discuss 'Total Supph Chain Management in Contract Manu- facturing'. There's a cash bar from 6 to 7 p.m., dinner from 7 to 8 p.m. and the pre- sentation will take place from Y to 9 p.m. The cost to attend is $20 for members. including GST. $25 for non-members and $15 for registered students. l To re_ister call 905-571-2994. Say I do' again at museum village PICKERING — Pickering Museum Village is offering an extra special Valen- tine's Day gift you can give your sweetie. Couples can make arrangements to reaffirm their wedding vows in the circa - 1850 Chapel at the museum village be- tween spring and fall, after it opens for its new season. The Chapel is a popular site for weddings. Music from an 1890s reed pump organ can accompany you as you walk down the aisle. All wedding rentals include the use of the site for wedding photos. For more information call 420-4620. 1 ,. 4aI II Va.a+.l,'. 1. �.,,'• 1.1 ,- a ••r r. - PACE 8 - THE NEWS ADYE MSER MWAV, *v WAIRY 13,11* 1 Everyone rmatlonh*ghway onin oto School board, gramme, the Durham Community Network politics and education in Durham Region;' he negotiate a contract with the provincial gov- was one of only six to receive approval. said. crnment, with the initiative likely to be under partners give pupils "This is a good day for government and The project partners have until May 4 to way by mid-May. and public universal information access BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFT REPORTER Universal access to the information highway is just around the corner for Durham students and residents thanks to the provincial government's recent approval of a $1.5 -million grant for the Durham Community Network, says a public board official. "There will be many benefits;" Ruth Ann Schedlich, chairman of the Durham District School Board, said at a celebration for fFMproject partners >j held at the educa- i tion centre Tues- day. "it will pro- vide universal and Iequitable access to communica- tions and infor- mation technolo- `,y., ANI The development FLAHERTY of the wide arca *A goomd day' network. which is being spearhead- ed by the public school board, includes public and pri- vate sector partners from throughout the region. "The fact that this is a project of partnerships made it a successful pro- ject:' said Dave Sntxldon, superinten- dent of education responsible for tech- nology. He notes the target date for completion is March 31. 2(XX). In an interview following the pre- sentation, Mr. Snoddon said the net- work will open the doors to a new way of communicating with students, staff and parents. And. it will eventually create opportunities for distance Icarn- ing and training which will have a sub- stantial impact on rural communities. "It's like globalizing Durham Re- gion in a sense:' he said. "You can be remote, but you don't have to be re- mote" Labour Minister Jim Flaherty told the crowd that of the 30 projects sub- mitted to the Province for considera- tion under the Telecommunications Access Partnerships (TAP) pro - Animal Control budget on a tight leash WHPfBY — The proposed 1998 budget for Pickering -Ajax -Whitby Ani- mal Control shows a slight decrease. The Town's operation committee is recommending council approve the $511,000 budget, down from $515.300 in 1997. "rite budget provides for a nominal decrease:' Whitby clerk Don McKay told the committee. "In fact, this is the second year in a row for a decrease in the budget." The savings have been found in fuel costs and conference and education ex- penses and a change in accounting for internal equipment rental. Whitby's por- tion of the budget is $171,236.80, Ajax pays $149,118 and Pickering $190,645.20. Whitby council will be asked to approve the budget Feb. 16. Eaton's Weekend VAI Save on regular, sale and clearance -priced merchandise for your family and home. Includes Factory Outlets! 'Eaton's pays the equivalent of the GST. Excludes Cosmetics 8 Fragrances, Bath & Body, shoes by Calvin Klein, DKNY, Nine West, Enzo Angic6ni, Easy Spirit and Via Spiga, Calvin Klein & DKNY handbags. Estate jewellery, Watches by Swatch, Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent 8 Cahn Klein, sale 8 clearance priced Prestige watches, sale 8 clearance priced Fine jewellery, jewellery by DuNouveau, Memoire Paris, Diamond Essence and the Royal Canadian Mint, Roots merchandise, Women's Designer Fashions (consisting of sportswear, denim fashions and classes 359/118), Men's Designer Fashions (consisting of sportswear, denim, Dept. 629 tailored clothing, shirts, ties, underwear and accessories.) Jockey 8 Calvin Klein apparel 8 underwear, Hugo Boss underwear, Children's Tommy Hitfiger apparel, Sunglass Hut, Mont Blanc pens, Eaton Home towels, sale priced home items (consisting of Furniture. Area rugs, Home electronics and Major Appliances), sale & clearance priced small electrics and personal can; appliances Panasonic GADO TVs, pre-recorded video 8 tapes, CDs and film, greeting cards, Eaton Beauty Dolls, Lalique, Disney Classic Collection, Swarovski, Fine Bone China, Ralph Lauren bedding, Eaton Gift Certificates, Eaton Restaurants, concessions 8 services. Ffiby, February 13th to Sunday, February 15th NO GST WEEKEND Offers not available in our Sheridan store. rly THS 1,\!E Wti/1gVEKWER F441?4Y,1TXAWARVJJ. 1998 r PAGC 9 Spring Bridal Baby, it's you! Parents from around Durham Region are expected to turn out for the first Baby Expo beind held Saturday, Feb. 28 and Sunday, March I at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. The event will feature exhibits from business and agencies which offer services to expectant families and fam- ilies with preschoolers, as well as seminars and demonstrations. Here, Kathy Hartt holds tightly to 'Baby, Think It Over', an infant simulator used in schools for family education units. Also on hand for the kick-off press conference this week was Sparky the Fire Safety Dog and K.C. Bear from the Durham Regional Police Service. Course helps stressed -out teens AJAX -- Young people having difli- One runs Tm-Aays. Feb. 17 to March 3. culty coping with the stresses of life can from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. The second ses- tknefit from some Positive Fomes. sion is on Tut -slay evenings from 6 to 8 The Youth Centre is offering the fret: between March 24 and April 7. The stress management course for Ajax and Youth Centre is at 360 Bayly St. W., be - Pickering residents aged 15 to 19 years. rween Finley Avenue and Westney Road, There are two three-week sessions. in Ajax. 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Some prices may previously have been marked down 4 photo by Susan O'Neill Green androwin g g Green Group members at Ajax's Lakeside Marsh. Celebrating their success are (front Public School were honoured by the Toronto row, from left) Ashley Am,da, Shannon Cur - and Region Conservation Authority Tuesday ley, Justin Mohammed, Valerie North and for their efforts in protecting the environ- Amanda Bidwell. In the back row are (from ment. The students raised $750 for the left) Dominic Kiessling, Roxanne Williams, launch of a Tern raft, a floating resting spot Shane Mohammed, Kelsey Hackenschmidt, for Common Terns at the Duffins Creek Stephanie Thompson and Danielle Powell. Ajax stamp club hosts Apex '98 Feb. 28 AJAX — Here's a shoes yew dust can't lick. and an atwtion table. The Ajax Philatelic Society holds Apex '98, its Apex '98 runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 18th annual exhibition and bourse on Saturday, Annandale Golf and Curling Club, at the corner Feb. 28. It will feature 15 dealers, exhibits, a of Church and Bayly streets in Ajax. youth corner. new issues. North Korea Agency Call 831-9886 for more informalion. THE alwwl;r+Rvw FtURAx. sRu*Rr,i3.»l�,A4 �1, , B1 .11boar FRIDAY, FEB. 13 FUND-RAISING DANCE: AF- FECT (Associated Families for Ef- fective Community Ties) Durham of- fers a gala evening of wine tasting, specialty beers, gourmet food and dancing from 7 p.m. to I a.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Informal dress. Dance to 'The Cruisers'. Live auc- tion. Tickets $25 per person, avail- able at the door or in advance from Joan, Pickering (420-9842), Janice. Ajax (426-2100), Darlene, Whitby (666-1887) or Roy, Oshawa (579- 3462). Proceeds to help individuals with developmental disabilities. THEATRE: The Pickering Players presents the comedy Move Over Mrs. Markham in celebration of the theatre troupe's 20th anniversary at the Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, Dunbar - ton Road, Pickering, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $12 adults: $10 seniors/students; $6 chil- dren. Play continues Feb. 14, 20. 21. 27 and 28 at 8 p.m. 416-410-0211. ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd. east of Whites Rd.. Pickering. The group deals with ad- dictions of all kinds, including co- dependency. Child-care programme available as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). SATURDAY, FEB. 14 COMEDY NIGHT: Claremont Le- gion Branch 483 presents its second annual Yuk Yuk's Comedy Night. Doors opens at 8 p.m. Show starts at 9 p.m. Monte Carlo before and after show. Tickets $10. 649-2295 or 649- 3166 (evenings). DANCE: The Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary, which cares for orphaned or sick wildlife, holds a fundraiser at Papps Restaurant, 1709 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. Tickets are $15 and includes dinner, entertain- ment, dancing and a door prize. Cocktails 7 to 8 p.m., dinner 8 to 9 p.m., dancing begins at 9 p.m. Orga- nizers are building a new sanctuary. To purchase tickets, call 420-3355 (Pat Kirby). CHRISTIAN SINGLES: The Christian Singles Serving Christ hold a Valentine's Pot Luck Dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Christian Life Centre, corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax. Take a dish to share. 839- 6712 (Rob). 416-269-6720 (Nessie). Bargains galore at New to You sale PICKERING — A 'New to You' sale is being held Friday. Feb. 27 from 7 to 9 P.M. at St. Martin's Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr., Pickenng. Among the items available will be good used clothing for the family, toys I The Jnte#Qent Place to Shoc Ar v and books. There will be a white ele- phant table as well. 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Mad Hatter's Tea Party For kids, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. at the Masonic Hall. $5 in- cludes sandwiches, dough- nuts and juice, with a magi- cian entertaining. Space avail- able for only 75 kids. Tickets available by calling Adair at 649-3234. Roast Beef Dinner — At Claremont Baptist Church, with sittings at 4:30 and 6 p.m. $10 for adults, $5 for youths and $2 for children under five. Dinner and all the fixings and a vast array of pies. For tickets call Jean Drake at 649-2309. MONDAY, FEB. 16 Family Magic Show From 7 to 8 p.m. at the Clare- mont Community Centre. $5. Cribbage Tournament — At 8 p.m. at the Legion. Lots of prizes. TUESDAY. FEB. 17 Progressive Euchre Tour- nament — At 8 p.m. in the Seniors' Room at the Clare- mont Community Centre. All welcome. Cyber Cafe show at PTC PICKERING — Free Internet lessons are being offered as part of the Cyber Cafe exhibit at Pickering Town Centre Feb. 17 to 22. Being billed as the first display of its kind in a shopping mall format, Cyber Cafe will feature displays of the latest Internet technologies from Compucentre. Beyond TV, Sat Tel Corporation and lnterhop Corpora- tion. For the home business user, it will provide an opportunity to let the world know they have a web site and how to use it. Cyber Class will be taught by Web gurus. There will be sessions de- signed to help M;.%; kids use the World Wide Web, beginner to advanced web lessons in the evenings beginning at 7:30 p.m., and beginner classes for seniors at 9:30 a.m. The display will include comput- er technologies and related equip- ment, and representation from teach- ing organizations whose courses and informatiorr are found on the Inter- net. For more information call I - 800-266-2716. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18 Cubs' Movie Night — For kids, presenting Flubber at 6 and 8 p.m. Tickets $3.50 in advance and $4 at the door, includes pop and popcorn. THURSDAY, FEB. 19 Classics Volleyball Tour- nament — At 6 p.m. at the Claremont Community Cen- tre. Organize your own team of six to eight players 19 or older. $5 per player. Call Gord McCombe at 649-1114 to sign up ASAP. FRIDAY, FEB. 20 Lioness Skating Party At 7 p.m. in Claremont Park. Music and refreshments, flashlight parade, noisemaker contest, prizes. Take a home- made noisemaker. Free. Pre -Teen Dance — For kids in Grades 5 to 8, at the Claremont Community Cen- tre from 7 to 10 p.m. DJ, re- freshments, adult supervision provided. Tickets $5. Dart Tournament — At 8 p.m. at the Legion. SATURDAY, FEB. 21 Pancake Breakfast — At NOT BUY $1779900 - Ajax. R~ ROUGE R11111111IR FAA NEALT1f LTD.. Claremont United Church from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Claremont Mile Run From the Country Depot to the Four Corners. Pick up entry form at the General Store or Country Depot and take it to the Country Depot on race day before 10 a.m. Race starts 10:30. Prizes for top finishers in several class- es. Claremont Lions Parade — Begins at 11 a.m. starting on old Brock Road at William Street and ends at the Legion. Legion Open House — From 11:30 am. to 1 p.m. at the Legion. Band, refresh- ments, awarding of parade and snowman contest prizes. Games and Sleigh Rides — At Claremont Park from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Scavenger Hunt, Chuck Wagon Races, Puck Shooting Contest, Skat- ing, Face Painting, Log Saw- ing and Nail Hammering, Chili Cook -Off, Indoor Games. Sleigh rides 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Trappers Ball —At 8 p.m. Immaculate 1,600 sq. ft. plus finished bsmt. apt. Main floor family rm./fireplace, 4 washrooms, 2 kitchens, CAC, en suite, fenced. Call PETER PANAYOTOU* 905-428.6533. We're online at www.durhamnews.net EF/LE READY CAsH 55 CASH WITItEI 24 NOM 10 SU RETURNS w AOM s WEEKS 10 FREE FILE WITH TAX PREPARATION C�! 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Eighteen years after the 1980 hit The Blues Brothers, Ackroyd re- turns as Elwood Blues. The maverick mu- sician, just released from prison. discovers his partner lake is dead, the band long gone, the orphanage where he grew up de- molished and his surrogate father and or- phanage custodian dead. After hooking up with 10 -year-old Buster (J. Evan Boni- fant), an orphan in serious need of a men- tor, and Mighty Mack McTeer (Goodman). a bartender who knows a hit about the blues himself, the three begin a quest to re- unite the band. The Borrowers: John Goodman. The Borrowers are four -inch -high "little peo- ple" who live under the floorboards. When the owner of the house they live in dies and evil realtor Ocious Potter (Goodman) wants to destroy the house to build luxury apartments in its place, they start to fight him with the help of the son of the house owner. Desperate Measures: Michael Keaton, Andy Garda. Law-abiding police officer Frank Connor (Garcia) is suddenly forced to go to desperate lengths to find a com- patiblc bone marrow donor for his gravely ill son Matt. Peter McCabe (Keaton), a homicidal sociopath serving a life sentence in maximum security, is the perfect bone marrow match for Matt. After McCabe is taken to the hospital for a bone -marrow transfer, he makes an escape that leaves a trail of wounded and dead and Connor on his trail with one goal: defying and perhaps endangering his fellow officers to find Mc- Cabe and keep him alive for his son's sake. Good Will Hunting: Matt Damon. Ben Affleck. Damon stars as misunderstood 20 -year-old orphan Will Hunting who, while working as a janitor at MIT, out- shines the school's most advanced intellec- tuals by solving math problems they can't handle. 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A • Auto celebration of the meteoric suc- • FLO w" rMDfM4E cess of one of the hottest bands, Spice World is a bold adventure , which mirrors the Spice Girls' Pickering Players hit the stage PICKERING — Everything old is new again for the Pickering Players as the curtain goes up on the theatre troupe's production of Move Over Mrs. Markham tonight. The two -act comedy takes to the stage Friday and Satur- day at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church in Pickering. Curtain time is 8 p.m. The show continues on Feb. 20, 21, 27 and 28. In celebration of the Pickering Players' 20th anniversary, Move Over Mrs. Markham will be staged as it was 20 years ago as the troupe's first-ever show. . The popular English bedroom comedy will be directed by local professional actor Gary Downs. Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors and students .and $6 for children. They're available at the box office or by calling 416-410-0211. The Pickering Players are offering a two-for-one open- ing night sale while seats last. Dunbarton-Fairport United Church is at 1066 Dunbarton Rid. inimitable style — sexy, hip, stylish and kitschy all rolled into one. Titanic: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet. Declared unsinkable, the Titanic and its more than 2,200 passengers begin their journey from England to New York City with a sense of anticipation, awe and optimism. But, this ship of dreams ultimately car- ries over 1,500 people to their death in the ice-cold waters of the North Atlantic. Against this dramatic backdrop, the movie tells the story of third-class passen- ger Jack Dawson (DiCaprio) and first-class passenger Rose DeWitt Bukater (Winslet), who take the ultimate risk — to defy the oppressive social conventions of their time and fall in love. Wedding Singer: Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. In the 1980s. Robby Hart (Sandler) is the world's greatest wedding singer. 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FEBRUARY 13, 19" AlPickering Sports Ri%,ett, sports editor 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Sweep success Pickering curlers gunning for gold BY AL RIVETT SPORTS EDITOR It can't get much better for two Picker- ing men and their Canadian curling rink at the Olympic Winter Games. In first -place overall in the eight -na- tion standings, with a perfect 6-0 record and a semi-final playoff berth locked up, the hot -shooting Mike Harris rink, with Pickering residents Richard Hart, 29, at third and Collin Mitchell, 28, at second. has accomplished every goal it has set so far. The Harris rink, based out of the Tam Heather Curling Club in Scarborough, will be undefeated in round-robin play if it wins its final game against the Norwe- gians Friday. The gold medal awaits. "Everything is going great," Hart told the News Advertiser in an interview Thursday morning from the Olympic satellite village in Karuizawa. where the curling is taking place 60 kilometres southeast of Nagano. "We're playing real- ly well. We've controlled every game al- most from the beginning" The Canadian curling juggernaut con- tinued to roll in action on Thursday, de- feating Switzerland's Patrick Huerlimann who, going into the contest, held an tical 4-0 record as the Harris rink. Canadians turned a close 6-3 conte,t a rout in the ninth end when they scored two for an 8-3 victo- ry. In the late game of the day. the Harris rink continued its per- fect string with a 6-3 win over the defending world champion Peter Lindholm rink from Sweden. But. Hart says, that's not RICHARD good enough. Al- HART though they have a playoff spot sewn up, the Canadians are still playing for first -place overall which would give the squad last rock in the finals Sunday. "We're going to play hard for that. We feel (last rock) is important to us." Hart reports he's somewhat surprised the Canadians have had such an easy time in round-robin play. mien- "It's really unusual. I don't think we've The finished a ( 10 -end i _,ame vet. We're a lit - into tle surprised I I r.'! knoA whether that's COLLIN MITCHELL ,in indication of he competition. What has hap- ;,encd is that �r've got up by couple and they have to throw caution to the wind and take chances and they drop a big end and the =ame is over" Individually, the Canadian men have been domi- nant at their re- spectrve posi- tions. Currently, Hart, Mitchell, skip Harris and lead George Karrys have consistently made more shots than their opponents, with each shooting well over 80 per cent so far in the Olympics. Harris and Hart were ranked number -one at their respective po- sitions entering game six against Sweden Thursday. � " &/ P" metror" A well-earned rest Pickering figure skater Darcy McAlear earned a Club's test day. The gold test is one of the highest well-deserved rest at the Pickering Recreation achievements in test -stream figure skating and re - Complex recently. She had just passed her class 1 quires many years of practice and discipline. gold level in skills at the Pickering Figure Skating P News Advertiser NAGANO 8 Hart downplays the - team's high shooting efficiency. "What really matters to us are the points on the board. In every game so far, each of us has made five or six key shots which, when you make them, you put them right on the (score) board" Hart says the Harris rink is loose and having fun at the Olympics. "We've always been that way;" says Hart. "We weren't sure how we were going to handle the pressure and the media predicting gold medals for us. We weren't sure how we were going to react, but we just stuck to our game plan and we've had a lot of fun. I'm pleased with how we've been able to handle all the dis- tractions:' AP Commenting on the Olympic experi- ence, Hart says he's been overwhelmed by the support Canadian athletes have given each other at the Games. "We've met the rest of the Canadian Olympians and everybody is cheering for everybody else here. The Canadian team has been working together. It's a neat feeling to know (dance pairs figure skater) Shae-Lynn Bourne checks out the curling scores and how we're doing each day" .Pickering skaters strut their stuff PICKERING - Pickering Senior bronze freeskate - Figure Skating Club members 1. Shannon Crossman, 2. Teri showed their stuff at the recent Alexander. Home Club Competition at the Junior silver freeskate - 1. Pickering Recreation Com- Elisa Chimonides, 2. Linda plex. Joyner. Competitors from the pre- Juvenile freeskate - 1. preliminary category to the Alexandra Richardson, 2. more experienced skaters took Christina Abraham. part in the event, one of the Preliminary solo dance - highlights of the skating sea- 1. Cynthia Paulus, 2. Natalie son. Salvagna, 3. Elizabeth Tyrrell. Results were: Junior bronze solo dance - Juvenile beginner elements I. Erin Silcock, 2. Courtney - 1. Renee Lalonde, 2. Shan- Allen, 3. Erin Seeley. non McCarty, 3. Corrissa Y- Senior bronze solo dance vian. - I. Becky Parkes, 2. Lisa Juvenile advanced elements Gilroy, 3. Teri Alexander. - I. Nadia Mohammed, 2. Junior silver solo dance - Melissa Gavlin, 3. Lauren 1. Danielle Demerino and Hildebrandt. Alexandra Richardson (tie), 3. Introductory elements - 1. Michelle Frazier. Katie Parkes, 2. Noel Rozen- Gold artistic - 1. Nicok tals, 3. Kimberly Dixon. Thornson, 2. Teri Alexander. Introductory freeskate -1. The following skaters per - Kelly Seifreid, 2. Sarah Bates, formed their freeskate, dance 3. Danielle Boodt, or artistic routine: Elementary fieeskate = 1. Pre -preliminary men's I -am KoidxVolos, 2. Emma freeskate and dance - Cwgrove, 3. Almna'IWney. Spencer Barnes. Pre -preliminary freeskate Pre -preliminary mixed - I - Natalie Salvagna, 2. Cyn- dance - Tara Gary and thin Paulus, 3. Lesley Cling- Chuccky Willcocks. ham. I Preliminary men's fteeskate Preliminary freeskate - 1. - Chucky Wdkocks. Courtney Alen, 2. Katie Ellis, Senior silver freeskate - 3. Joanna Glavin. Tar Leedram. Gold solo dartoe Junior bronze fee skate - - Carrie Norman 1. Becky Parlors, 2. Midlele Silver artistic - Shannon Frazier, 3. Emily GaudeL Crossman. Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pn1 Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay FAX: (905)579-4218 683NO707 prone longs 01111e0 daily til 4m Na. - Fri., Sat 9:30aw - 3M TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 I I Giggles I I Greer: AUL Careers Aa - TOWN OF AJAX "Ontario's First ISO 9001 Quality Community" Requires NETWORK SPECL4UST This progressive, leading edge municipality offers a challenging opportunity in the Information Systems sec- tion. The successful candidate will implement, main- tain, secure all Town Local/Wide Area Networks; Data and Telephone Communication Systems; Servers; Workstations; Printers; Communications equipment and wiring. 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HONDA Civic Wagon tae 1521 K. 5 spaed. wool lift at $9.495 as ,S 1991 boat, new perm, seas and no smokers/pas. Call (905) 4265010. FirstAm Vireferm Smino. Ind. 404-81137 nanny for 3 gins. 5. 3 and 9 . 3 CARPET BROKER. 100X. WEB DESIGN AWD Very low kms Ssrroot. IsO Regal G.S. Loaded. hp. Evwwvft with mann ord. 3 - 4 old.3 - 4 da, weak Nvlon Thick piusn stain re- SERVICE new lues. nrtiaee. must M know as is. special $6.995 =S130 $1000. 1.705.328-2212. AJAX. furnished bachelor ONE bedroom t apt. Aglable LpM non smoker. reterences renpts SisWn carpet For 3 roonns. only $36900. Pit« nd Home and web page creation Hyper seen. Days 905.666.51411, 60729 Call Kevin Coma" at Plot, 61 Meeh, ever 159 and w a 1 1 Apo apartment. private entrance. 1 Immediately Non-smoker, no pqs FosV ass Sep. Oman= and as �, veeren raaen m is 5a Yds nrpa, (eirie paid link and server storage. everomp!105H a Is uMieltt M tied. (US) MOD kgdosi�e 428 - Taitmon 666-a4M tib instillation a your how Fra quotation in dame Call John Daartre 19119 MAZDA 626 LX PW . PL. an,tnl/rxs . alt 210.000 6194611 a IM) al -SIN 1 i 2 11eeroanns 6 bcMlor month maussvi. available UMM$ Melt' Prone N6-7320 95W: «905 Bp -0302 LIVE OUT NAMNY, 2 boy$. 4 yrs aid 2C morons 3 dicers pa your No interest. no Intimate for at 5'79-4400 krn. I 'not c«sa ', corw tied. 52.950 (9051 509-0250 *AUTO LOANS' ams, Oshawa aril Bowman- Surbi ng at $600/momh ft Gain SPACIOUS ween-nlantaind 2 bedroom apts Avant at 900 wok. cacao S Non trio dud year. Dareel. +-800 217-0104 Aub Dealer wll arrangeuiwsive Fridge. stove n- AJAX/W-1 1/2 Storey 2 boo- and 80 Glen St. Soma withsmoker rename air required Some housework Float c�s to- CARPET, Capes 1!119 PLYMOUTH voyager van. 2 5 turbo adonndrC. fmanCMOven rf you � laundry laW10es No pets. Cal 905-7234266 or room and den Fully r�rpekd new r WWifr)er. CAC, no itrai-n dosets. plate provi0- •d. Close to scfnoets. slap tttme0 Call (905)427-1799 quality Lowest Prices. that colours Artcb for Artchm 1 1 ' T3.000 kms.. $3600 mWW a9e7 SAedow haw Dean turned down before Loans available DOm 905-7214399. baawnwit. $Mmonfli Ing caMre. GO Sgtlon IA111- $EEKMG ELDERLY West len- and Ia1gIKns Sign. tostaNg- Seed �W 0 Mtrno Dan rd, tc baby-sit 4 days bins. -ii-+5 Yrs. CFO"- 131 000 Luna $1995 =Wad a no credit credit wieeldy 1 3opm - 6 30pm enc For tree edrwillf. Cal LrverpoouFwcn Cap 905- Vitality (905)922.2222 631-17% U-4 syiapaI= cafarpm WANTED immediately. Nxiriy CARPET .VNM New Van - for our 6 mold, aid. my Tame master carpet 100% riybn, non-swaker reteruncs. own SCOldh 9UNded. OM b wit ,,, a must F*KhMmtes near' - With the laWtt CdF- aru (M)II131-016 ors to canpeinent y0er WANTED experxwc@d core OCWr We SpeWbat ex mntOmn Ower in our inose for 2 1, - boys ECE in asset, own transporUbon$Goal-east Aox 428-311105 A LOVING dayare in my home BtDckMapr Oaks. a- kKawe flats rkxiw hours. CPR & first awd (Mon-MAl and more. DAYCM1E Breaktast hodn arld snacks at funds of acNw- hies. 20 years experience I FF/T.2 s school toll Mat lookd6y of 1 Oma. (!OS) 837-211 2 awl NAAOdOODAIWY 42 area Reliable Uyare available to my dome Affordable rales. Non-smoking emnronmem Full-time. 6 memo Ns A up Operwrigs for March Break 2676 MATURE person avaable for babvs,ni ng a your hone Mornings to- 12 30pm Cal Brenda 427-7565 MCKERIMG - reliable delicate in my home new school. welcome Children a ad ages Hunte n FrenchAngksh 839- 2782. PICKERING Beach / Belle: Loving daycare 18 months to 12 years Daly outings tencd backyard and park) story time. music, nu- tritious mals L snacks First And, C.PR cent ied Non- smolung. receipts 905-428- 1244 WUMff RIWENSCROFT. Nps lunches. crafts, nde or/ outdo« play ares. Guaranteed fun n a sok and happy rmi- fotwrem Receipts Mn. HanLY 428-7026 I F%BWddd FIKVM O: Roka Lumber 3 Firetpod Cadre. 4'x8'x12-. $60; 4'x8'x1G, $65. Estab- IOW 1963. Days 705-277- 3381, Evenings 905-434- 6686. ren delivery b Ostiawa aim. A-1 FiwBVM, excekrd very bat qu" hardwood. guxwdwd extra long ban toy seasoned, cut 6 spit. Holiest nagalwaraerd, tree IkNYefy, K02y Flat firewood. ouality carpet. vinyl A s.- -six For npert a if ,- or shop at Home Cal now Mie iqs- sm (SM) 426-2N2. CARPETS - Lots of caps. 1 DO% nylon. now scan to - Lease nrpeM on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms. $349 Pnee xWOis coupe, pvclmum pot 1lgstemamon fast new ANTIOUESIPAbsoluletyy P«- ISM Porti 5995 cerltmW Problem. , amid bankrupt- moubae immediately Spet- ;:nasmg furniture. am. Chun 1962 Muria 626 132.000 Ly buyers. No i e"griers ATTRACTME OSK44WA two 1- woorcro A other er art pa- kms $1295 cen4od 1979 needed Can 01N included Priebe entrance IWO din. rays or am nualpa Che• 1/2 Lon. 350 auto. slat 905.576-1500 dusnve Dorothy 7211-9114 :teas Decoys. look A seen- box $1295 method. 404-9759 /-BEON100NN Basement A ave indwsuve. a vaidabre irnnediaay, AJAX. 1-bed- he Coswum or estates aparbrem. a0 uidreive. $600 I Fraser Ford Sales I.M. LAKEVIEW PARK- Oshawa. �al Robert Bowen A mmiuts 19" SONIOD, due. 4 M rote backyard 2 6 3 being an ama+imies Cam ti16 6370 ,905) 655.6049. Br00kkn. On- auto a/c 59 000 kms ExcN- tino E-med rbfbowwv*syrn- ismN69N3 m GL Wake Mt Smell M 1Mcesl 1 -BEDROOM apt in $rouse. (90611264213 of (416)757- 31. lea rcbdtd Cat17264993 moubae immediately Spet- OSIIAtm - 2 bedroom. an ba less N W Ostem. night ATTRACTME OSK44WA two 1- rook Fridge, stove 8 parlo g 0 S C. first/last repuo , bedrooms. new carpe+a0. included Priebe entrance S&SWwwft or 550Wimma a freshly paexhed, wood work May/Adelaide area AS" dusnve Dorothy 7211-9114 tMoeprout. 4 applaces $500 $700/mo h exclusive. Cal /-BEON100NN Basement A ave indwsuve. a vaidabre irnnediaay, AJAX. 1-bed- 4366015 aparbrem. a0 uidreive. $600 room basemen Duet street. LAKEVIEW PARK- Oshawa. Pickering area, doe to GO faced backyard. near ad rote backyard 2 6 3 being an ama+imies Cam ti16 6370 ammerrkts public transd at Mon 1xx' bungalow . all W6 Dill ca bwdrY CASH OR DEALS. we B on ISu2B arem0d Its. blrie. ilia? Gl rtku= ce�m- 1-BEOItow gas~ door. (9 s)� � ex hooku- getsp no i via.. Sea b more, Horne aud�N auto. p w p I . ac, loaded. PIM sad of Mty rwoodi- apartment in OSNavra. WW. MIMmo 905- 2433 video, lir audio, tools. CO's. only 711.000kms. nor drwen Uomd artftd vobdea �- 2 emkony AVAILABLE MMMEDIATE- $1200 o b o Cal tidally Akceoobd. Eo. New LY. in wtrtty Apr bukd Upper 1 Df I plat IDR. nnovies. games, gold. on- inti avad". parkmq, tlose ngwt. Iwrrwturc. (905 1424 Arrivals - 1991 Eagle TaonipaCgYf. ntw�dyr Upper t -t,2 1loers a dtptex 905- 71.2271 loaded. 5 speed. rat back to 401 Single employed nor Named. with. dow Laundry. parting $650 erdv- 1991 FOND Tempo. 4 do«. 1rUL*l. oily 97.000 kms smoker Duet pets werrnrne b Mu. stnoppmp an GIMNes sm 1sWit Asad mard I. 105466'0004good corndihon. 1 Darer, car• Asking f7 777 93 8100 Re- $420/momh inclusive Avad- included. lrs~ requred.905-064034. 1M HMD. soap nerals bt".S25M Otto. Cal 571- gall Ltd loaded. real tuelty able Mar let 905-4324834 no pas. 1 Oedtoom $675. BSIMWA 2 bedroom Dase- rem removed B80's. air can . M1 law Som said $9.500 92 Sable G S.. 2 bedroom. $775 3 `ted- Ment apr. S.111411-odho alrb ae. e>, stoves. cars, term madkmrcry, boded. 115.1X0 turd. perfect MOUTH OSHAWA Surer Igoe roan $840. Ca11 430 NY, t" "Draw (30 Vends) $TEF 6 IIMMS' Apphomm « es,0 ntaa (905)571- 1991 $UMBIRO. 4 c,boai 56.9!5 93 Taurus wsgoA. 1 8 2 Iaedroom,s, Erlra Large 0134 Parts Se Sit k/ 7 automatic Am1Fm Cassese loaded hl --h kms mat be bakon wc0 ed t ft �y.„N r"Ce oatGOm 614 y nunag que CARPETS SALE i oo a car- d Who- hrdga 5300. Aa ow4w-sg. 1 ri . lady or"m"- aebmg �y $6.995 93 with Controlled entrance pets 1 Doti. nylon stem re- s-, t $200. utasters $250. WANTED WORKING OR NOT. «� Asking (3600 0 6 0 Areosfa Exterl0ed. IOandid. $624 and $729 utile cable lease. carpe 3 relome $339 WWS $190 gas dryers. avg Washer dryer stove camp 115.000 kms, gated latest parking No dogs April 1st (36 sei yd ) Imemas carpet. 2.6 years 362 French St IN tracer. Also 1or sok Re- Ova Most WN (416) 754- peon "oi" 16,1125 91 Marga and May 1st 905-579-5584 prem en pard and tris ama- MM)432-7167 Nut+ wagon. 1520 DlonOii St 3492 323 auto. 71.000 kms, war - We Free estimates, carper West. Wlltby 9175-426.5999 Im CHRYSLER qmy Nle new $6.995 Sm. 91 HOUSE ARTICLES fD~ amid or sale.' Bormewrk SE. wMe. loaded. - •Location s lira Sam 905- Antiques oil paintings. mm- • 1 Ark i POW"excelldn cored. P tow kms. 145.000 kms. very say 6 to g cors. ne«oom Sas dmmmq power seats am -musette. $6.995 W Canaria. 224. • .Court room sett. ac Tekprmau eouRnCE CRAFTERS' IMAM- (905) 576- Mao loaded. 68.000 knees. asknn0 $IO.LOO- CARPET MILE. Up to SOX oR 19051426 6711 31 v4. sale $6.995 lien 90 • large selecnon a color and the NOW OPEN Located a 0766 Votes Jets G L headed, auto. deign. customer sabstamion MOVIMG SALE. Dironq ser. the Courbc Flea Market 1 1191 ASTIIO M. air s1 race dial (5.500 49 Tttenpest bedroom set. soa ser. enter- Km East a OWww •Show guarameed F« a tree es- lanment centre. Mmwerher and sell your Baa -nude pro- pppoo cruse. ria Nat. v6. loaded. 15e.000 km, rice 1 $3.600 82 Shrlauk. 4040 « (44161 822-6226imase call Mike ) Ait Kawasaki motorbike. 25000: duds dieply to Vine Pvbkc fcondition, 11.000 666- ado. arolied. $1,295 firm odds i encs 666.4850 124• wmpd hmvmg b be there, We CKK hewrkt, puck. large $100 2 pc Cold wave sud. large $150 obo. 985-25611. CLfAMUCE SALE must be sold no reasonable ofta re - lased. aluminum boat and punts. Evrwude motors. 2 30 hp Toro mowers and srpwbbwcrs lawn bays mowers. HomWle saws and trimmers. Wilde Sala. 4700 Thtrkson Rd N (905) 655- 8010. CLEARANCE $Alf - 60% Off all knitting wool. crochet yarns and accessories. Pon Perry 985-2849. CLEANASM SALE - Aerobic and dace weer. warm-up suits. 60% OFF!!. Call Port Perry 985-2649. COMPUTER CLEARANCE Centre. 496 system complete Width color montors under 54110. New 233 Systems with magi[« and Ceram printer $1,355. kmlled Warm". Up- grade yeti processdrf Iforn 100 b 166 minx $89. Hard drives from 540 NIW b 2S 00 byte $195. Cal for quotes m other gens. Buy and lease for less from Mine. 164 Base- line Rd. E., Exit 432 from 401. mic JOCLET equipment y0* Oso our unpTgeCimiuss. Aa YOU 2990 atm ) 4t7- 9481 do ere 1flt swq so you bene 3995 Till= - 1993 GMC Satan NEW Am USED ie your own CAN 9115.436- 19811 Chev Canker 122. ado. SIE. boded. 1111.000 kms. tndlid- stoke. 1024 ar wAde/". 60.000 miles Ortpn doors. maps. rd F -1d0 wastxr dryer. bar trudge. ExcMerrt eonn0ilnorg. Il�rq onM $0.500 92 Ford F-150 treezcr Ross Appliances. 325 FOUL -ANT C1i15$E$ avaN- sm CertiAed. 9M-11-7086 XLT boded. s�tpete91 V4. Sumcoe St. S., Osbawa 576- aIle AN levels. specaakang Uxbridge larteastc. 59.995. 91 Geo $471 sn beginners Shift Workers Tracker ado. h"OP. low PLOMaccommodated (905) 576- 1984 BMW MNK. V6. Pis . now x.500 See yw at CLOG SCLOCKS-January 3947 after 5 p.m as. pA . p/w.. pArwlk seumity Cwftw Aub Cate. 153 K1NB CLOCKS -January Clearance. $1 Wed at NWAM � . UNB All 1997 floor triodes re- system, 4 -door. approx. • doted Used paras Yamaha. I COMPOW 95.000 highway kms. new $7kin e4N wtetoete eead 1 • • Samick. Kimbal. Yong des i brAes. $12.900 LAM "Wbm @t. Chang New diOmUl props _ sew, orae omni Cal 9056113- _ from $895 and up Flea to wwwdatnawxv&rdVMUSIC e -ane A MpJ/ I AdmoM e own. lige sekcUon d In$ LINCOLN town lir. Ex- grarKKaller docks from 5996 �� oeptiomW oo, - *, 1. 9NN sed H1111� (Bidder St.) LAW 2 S alio up Cam TELEP PIANO for belaoce on Item dab SA A 3 A Alla Carl. kudos. 3' - o n in dMt 4331491 P . 1 LM i Fead job baleroft906 ow due �. We pal SID• 510.000. bw rise Close to 101 i Cash an ft spol. Any Codi- GO. Pa Aaftm imme- POOL LHIBL6 FaAy ioobrlp /BK IlOagdi Aobtrd EK HOA my year Ca a d� ft" SiNlmorNh- tree irnstalow 16,02 51350. LOST Thursday Feb. 12. bided 50.000 km. $16.500. girt, 24 houre�� Pose 905-5764256. Hoa tubs from $1499 1446 LrofwbN** sesem)i-Thcksan 552-51154.N P Rd. S 401 auk Not wmriag 723-1578. sit SWAM or 3 OaMSr 5775. Ude- colhr. Please 81/044075 1916 LNMNIA LS APV, 3B 9 7065234 sive. A1muft kwwApi I. POOL Tmi m. 8' arta 9' sm power side -door headed wo A AMM AM paw al • Ovid it *%& very dot billiard tables for sale. Cal every option, EMdidas. chat ter cars. odds re WA. aphtNtNM, in* decoraMed 905/204113 OMWJ%lva. lie pill. ML a (906) a"2N. OdhNea Nt dlga !06 DORM FUNMTURE.. Betel N� PNTY 8 weeks did. wwraray Wait 130,000km. to prig irnnease!! We lova white tenlale, doe felpite4ed. $13.916. 90546fr1l71 or oAIM sN�paw - oo li t-0E0ROOM agilelk any - AM received notice Bol phoaitq- $500. Cal 655.3028 sip Boalb ook Dr. tial, nM cels dse Am"M lin *ft. Located 309 Cordpa Der places ue 6 1!!6 CMAJO. Nle new, hit Dwh m Radion, Cash RO., Dow& N Ids. MNNia up..gnrebro akdlve Gtr. 1 LM" hen corgi tlVfseN 7_1100 IBI., lady drfvan ow Bail. Alto ondet 75 b T17 81905479-2387, aftr S pm our prinks veil rise Sm O m Vwet COC111HP00 polls 1111' said. Chod[OC first glgfye fie. aft. air 0011 clNv or 6AIC Fill M for p m- t LAW bWmons ONaamerM D"rq Bedroom and Ooxa am Fm raft. 511,980. pin Cal -,6-. O*aw 905 sinful pieces. Trattiti«W pwxNnnet Cal hail 905465- Woodworking 06465 tae PkmN 7261250. 131-0g7. 2 Wood orkimg M1rps1geM�en had {ASM FOR CARS` We OrN $750Jm0. ktdr crafting the wi gmMy YOROE rM. CKC Regis- "a FORD Team GL Wag sive AvalaMe Fib. 1. 420- � Durtain Regm for over 23Nertd, kkcrodrp. Shan. heoiNh m. 52.0001urs.. bw4 Mit ON � C 10 Wk, 5911 lldtde yeas. TradltioCal ral Woodwork- Guam EaceBem a groat. new mold Shape. 427.2415 or come to 479 }BE0R01M kMemINN, ABt ;M 905-9654771; 119 Norm (905jga 0 Grad � car Ad°tg Be* St. East. Alex aM smoker, all polls, awl aft Port Road. toff Perry. 511,500. Cal (905)436-12q INAM AUTO SALES. WAN"*. � USED FIRM SM and c1 MIDQTTIIRE iCLMAH2� 1107 iM, 6 rJw LAsll i >t mlNaMdll $500. PINISR"Mffw. de n,.,.. , e iiao ,...�. iienii M trim no caw t.'M er World. CAN 1416NOL-1667 or 105-753-2246. FANMR uplegistay ad used meows $150. - dryers cwrionprrpr.cr0+. � larwws. �� heater for $1906. Most sal newel W or trade. iNtaa 1" ile"ww49 NN appOml- ANSKUM IK �fT op from $8.95. Cluis, $125 and Ip. Mew brad name ach. (905) /76-501r (9115H34 5952 heNve ma ap0awil. Fast pfgo tq. 4uaYry hadwood. sofas, oNra decorating am b� r m 16. 3g' $119. HOLIDAY PE1 Service! Sin- Cath$ 9 Waffi178. Cain 102ALLTr�� i SOV" PidNrinp, lljac, 1MMh availNbk. 712 111" A S. cep 1994 Ford hN1po Gl. V6. RCHAP CARS Wha4d lap Ch1 eP. New S c.f. Ireems Dere. trustworthy 9dmAlmin auto. 1 dc, anMNm msi.. pins paid. San day pill memo Inc lean OftilSM. 7251311: 1600 f?55.. s AP avtilNbk b waNk, i O and SM or Md renolnbY dl- up. Also ars for made. 1IM SM pa NMM, ail ihH-- I. 906-0667. 227 Vsrt St.. Oelher ere for your Pd Raianlle er, 905-985-1139 bay Np b $5000. COX 6N - oumPiton. l P�� 427-278 we. 5767448. raltes. (9051139--0650. 1771. BACHELOR apart had. clan. renovated, separate entrance. expo ' , location nm Osha- wa Came . * Al . backyard Availabte r10. unties. atilt irteJnude - SSW rn= 905-571-5320 BACHELOR/ 6acferorette. Sep em, Wnodry. nbk, now 1 renowMed, mon-smmoka $475 all iackmrwe avasabk 0821 UimmeiverpooY401 aNo s BEAUTIFUL 1 6, 2 -bedroom apartments. $600 i $650 in- clusive In quell. seuaed well-maintained i�ldinnn11} Centra locabon, available Mardn 1st. Cal 721-0831 BOWUM MLE, one bedroom awmenl. kvig no«wAdchm combirutnon. qua arta a conservation area. ideal for single workup person. No pets Reference s rcgmred. IV last i500 mo. hat M- pakinp � . sba. in- cluded. (905)623-7986 CENUM OSMAMA, few Ouldig, 1 bed. sm. Ph= 432-2261 for appt. or simper. 1306, 33 Whkft OVAm I110E 5 miwAes 10 401, grand now. 1 Oefoom apai- maM in new hoade. fxragalt eatrat I , iia.... am111 . 43#- lmotgh, tO smotig COURT. tyro bedroom.b triplex. baK oust bm star ed. RIM Mdpn i Mig(IL smpkn 435-2271 Mom LARGE WAA04 d 3 -kedrol 11 apes. Oav* build- ere"-po". WA" fdkd$ ed. Cbm b stdm*, �* 905.619-2m. O6NMBIM Cam aa, min flom.21Mb- . NRdh 4344761. anytinN. Now as icludve. 350 OstuaN. NO pen. Co ( )- 5766721. MCRERMO - 1 ked. • den base. cep. No kids, pds, or snookers. $115 tenor &N -W. &AN. Mar. 1.509-3116. tlrnnml. Ca*905434-5717 BSIMWA Central. 2•Dedroom 2nd no« of triplex. parkrg. IwMry. available Apm 1st. $715 gnochq' PNont 905- 723-18117 PICKENNLB Vigo". bachelor awmem, $450/month rAW- Ila melodies. arts` to am amal11e, CA 6116--0905 PNWIN MB. LfverpooVBayy. 3 -bedroom bungalow upper level. ac, air -dower. laundry, lovely neighbourhood. into GO/401. $895 aitna. Avad- able April. Cal 905483-7062 PICKUWM Lags 2 bedroom Dasemea apt. Separate en- trance, centra air. Arailabk March 8. $750/ month inclusve. Call 831- 3681 FICKERNII. Renovated 2 - bedroom basement, private skive, lanced yard. walk to GO. f750/month inclusive Available immediately. Dun - 8n 416260-9091. W0E 811.5. 3-b$dtoom. • 900ios. k%kWu SO appNahps &mad* UKiSL GG11906.725--M. aSOUTH AM, bidla" ya�knis NO legal, for, 1 u�w - I , phtk- adA Fount SCIS ON". (9061616-3299 TNRL4 1 -bedroom opal rA M. char. Pa Magide. Y a, MM April fill, aMwMtiy td. Regi a a. $525-i512. FriOpe. stOro. paring vAk* N. teunift soolgi a. Cog TWO Apl.1.lMaryyi�Add di Riedialend $a5 f N. no do 725-22t346p e CKK hewrkt, puck. large $100 2 pc Cold wave sud. large $150 obo. 985-25611. CLfAMUCE SALE must be sold no reasonable ofta re - lased. aluminum boat and punts. Evrwude motors. 2 30 hp Toro mowers and srpwbbwcrs lawn bays mowers. HomWle saws and trimmers. Wilde Sala. 4700 Thtrkson Rd N (905) 655- 8010. CLEARANCE $Alf - 60% Off all knitting wool. crochet yarns and accessories. Pon Perry 985-2849. CLEANASM SALE - Aerobic and dace weer. warm-up suits. 60% OFF!!. Call Port Perry 985-2649. COMPUTER CLEARANCE Centre. 496 system complete Width color montors under 54110. New 233 Systems with magi[« and Ceram printer $1,355. kmlled Warm". Up- grade yeti processdrf Iforn 100 b 166 minx $89. Hard drives from 540 NIW b 2S 00 byte $195. Cal for quotes m other gens. Buy and lease for less from Mine. 164 Base- line Rd. E., Exit 432 from 401. mic JOCLET equipment y0* Oso our unpTgeCimiuss. Aa YOU 2990 atm ) 4t7- 9481 do ere 1flt swq so you bene 3995 Till= - 1993 GMC Satan NEW Am USED ie your own CAN 9115.436- 19811 Chev Canker 122. ado. SIE. boded. 1111.000 kms. tndlid- stoke. 1024 ar wAde/". 60.000 miles Ortpn doors. maps. rd F -1d0 wastxr dryer. bar trudge. ExcMerrt eonn0ilnorg. Il�rq onM $0.500 92 Ford F-150 treezcr Ross Appliances. 325 FOUL -ANT C1i15$E$ avaN- sm CertiAed. 9M-11-7086 XLT boded. s�tpete91 V4. Sumcoe St. S., Osbawa 576- aIle AN levels. specaakang Uxbridge larteastc. 59.995. 91 Geo $471 sn beginners Shift Workers Tracker ado. h"OP. low PLOMaccommodated (905) 576- 1984 BMW MNK. V6. Pis . now x.500 See yw at CLOG SCLOCKS-January 3947 after 5 p.m as. pA . p/w.. pArwlk seumity Cwftw Aub Cate. 153 K1NB CLOCKS -January Clearance. $1 Wed at NWAM � . UNB All 1997 floor triodes re- system, 4 -door. approx. • doted Used paras Yamaha. I COMPOW 95.000 highway kms. new $7kin e4N wtetoete eead 1 • • Samick. Kimbal. Yong des i brAes. $12.900 LAM "Wbm @t. Chang New diOmUl props _ sew, orae omni Cal 9056113- _ from $895 and up Flea to wwwdatnawxv&rdVMUSIC e -ane A MpJ/ I AdmoM e own. lige sekcUon d In$ LINCOLN town lir. Ex- grarKKaller docks from 5996 �� oeptiomW oo, - *, 1. 9NN sed H1111� (Bidder St.) LAW 2 S alio up Cam TELEP PIANO for belaoce on Item dab SA A 3 A Alla Carl. kudos. 3' - o n in dMt 4331491 P . 1 LM i Fead job baleroft906 ow due �. We pal SID• 510.000. bw rise Close to 101 i Cash an ft spol. Any Codi- GO. Pa Aaftm imme- POOL LHIBL6 FaAy ioobrlp /BK IlOagdi Aobtrd EK HOA my year Ca a d� ft" SiNlmorNh- tree irnstalow 16,02 51350. LOST Thursday Feb. 12. bided 50.000 km. $16.500. girt, 24 houre�� Pose 905-5764256. Hoa tubs from $1499 1446 LrofwbN** sesem)i-Thcksan 552-51154.N P Rd. S 401 auk Not wmriag 723-1578. sit SWAM or 3 OaMSr 5775. Ude- colhr. Please 81/044075 1916 LNMNIA LS APV, 3B 9 7065234 sive. A1muft kwwApi I. POOL Tmi m. 8' arta 9' sm power side -door headed wo A AMM AM paw al • Ovid it *%& very dot billiard tables for sale. Cal every option, EMdidas. chat ter cars. odds re WA. aphtNtNM, in* decoraMed 905/204113 OMWJ%lva. lie pill. ML a (906) a"2N. OdhNea Nt dlga !06 DORM FUNMTURE.. Betel N� PNTY 8 weeks did. wwraray Wait 130,000km. to prig irnnease!! We lova white tenlale, doe felpite4ed. $13.916. 90546fr1l71 or oAIM sN�paw - oo li t-0E0ROOM agilelk any - AM received notice Bol phoaitq- $500. Cal 655.3028 sip Boalb ook Dr. tial, nM cels dse Am"M lin *ft. Located 309 Cordpa Der places ue 6 1!!6 CMAJO. Nle new, hit Dwh m Radion, Cash RO., Dow& N Ids. MNNia up..gnrebro akdlve Gtr. 1 LM" hen corgi tlVfseN 7_1100 IBI., lady drfvan ow Bail. Alto ondet 75 b T17 81905479-2387, aftr S pm our prinks veil rise Sm O m Vwet COC111HP00 polls 1111' said. Chod[OC first glgfye fie. aft. air 0011 clNv or 6AIC Fill M for p m- t LAW bWmons ONaamerM D"rq Bedroom and Ooxa am Fm raft. 511,980. pin Cal -,6-. O*aw 905 sinful pieces. Trattiti«W pwxNnnet Cal hail 905465- Woodworking 06465 tae PkmN 7261250. 131-0g7. 2 Wood orkimg M1rps1geM�en had {ASM FOR CARS` We OrN $750Jm0. ktdr crafting the wi gmMy YOROE rM. CKC Regis- "a FORD Team GL Wag sive AvalaMe Fib. 1. 420- � Durtain Regm for over 23Nertd, kkcrodrp. Shan. heoiNh m. 52.0001urs.. bw4 Mit ON � C 10 Wk, 5911 lldtde yeas. TradltioCal ral Woodwork- Guam EaceBem a groat. new mold Shape. 427.2415 or come to 479 }BE0R01M kMemINN, ABt ;M 905-9654771; 119 Norm (905jga 0 Grad � car Ad°tg Be* St. East. Alex aM smoker, all polls, awl aft Port Road. toff Perry. 511,500. Cal (905)436-12q INAM AUTO SALES. WAN"*. � USED FIRM SM and c1 MIDQTTIIRE iCLMAH2� 1107 iM, 6 rJw LAsll i >t mlNaMdll $500. PINISR"Mffw. de n,.,.. , e iiao ,...�. iienii M trim no caw t.'M er World. CAN 1416NOL-1667 or 105-753-2246. FANMR uplegistay ad used meows $150. - dryers cwrionprrpr.cr0+. � larwws. �� heater for $1906. Most sal newel W or trade. iNtaa 1" ile"ww49 NN appOml- ANSKUM IK �fT op from $8.95. Cluis, $125 and Ip. Mew brad name ach. (905) /76-501r (9115H34 5952 heNve ma ap0awil. Fast pfgo tq. 4uaYry hadwood. sofas, oNra decorating am b� r m 16. 3g' $119. HOLIDAY PE1 Service! Sin- Cath$ 9 Waffi178. Cain 102ALLTr�� i SOV" PidNrinp, lljac, 1MMh availNbk. 712 111" A S. cep 1994 Ford hN1po Gl. V6. RCHAP CARS Wha4d lap Ch1 eP. New S c.f. Ireems Dere. trustworthy 9dmAlmin auto. 1 dc, anMNm msi.. pins paid. San day pill memo Inc lean OftilSM. 7251311: 1600 f?55.. s AP avtilNbk b waNk, i O and SM or Md renolnbY dl- up. Also ars for made. 1IM SM pa NMM, ail ihH-- I. 906-0667. 227 Vsrt St.. Oelher ere for your Pd Raianlle er, 905-985-1139 bay Np b $5000. COX 6N - oumPiton. l P�� 427-278 we. 5767448. raltes. (9051139--0650. 1771. BACHELOR apart had. clan. renovated, separate entrance. expo ' , location nm Osha- wa Came . * Al . backyard Availabte r10. unties. atilt irteJnude - SSW rn= 905-571-5320 BACHELOR/ 6acferorette. Sep em, Wnodry. nbk, now 1 renowMed, mon-smmoka $475 all iackmrwe avasabk 0821 UimmeiverpooY401 aNo s BEAUTIFUL 1 6, 2 -bedroom apartments. $600 i $650 in- clusive In quell. seuaed well-maintained i�ldinnn11} Centra locabon, available Mardn 1st. Cal 721-0831 BOWUM MLE, one bedroom awmenl. kvig no«wAdchm combirutnon. qua arta a conservation area. ideal for single workup person. No pets Reference s rcgmred. IV last i500 mo. hat M- pakinp � . sba. in- cluded. (905)623-7986 CENUM OSMAMA, few Ouldig, 1 bed. sm. Ph= 432-2261 for appt. or simper. 1306, 33 Whkft OVAm I110E 5 miwAes 10 401, grand now. 1 Oefoom apai- maM in new hoade. fxragalt eatrat I , iia.... am111 . 43#- lmotgh, tO smotig COURT. tyro bedroom.b triplex. baK oust bm star ed. RIM Mdpn i Mig(IL smpkn 435-2271 Mom LARGE WAA04 d 3 -kedrol 11 apes. Oav* build- ere"-po". WA" fdkd$ ed. Cbm b stdm*, �* 905.619-2m. O6NMBIM Cam aa, min flom.21Mb- . NRdh 4344761. anytinN. Now as icludve. 350 OstuaN. NO pen. Co ( )- 5766721. MCRERMO - 1 ked. • den base. cep. No kids, pds, or snookers. $115 tenor &N -W. &AN. Mar. 1.509-3116. tlrnnml. Ca*905434-5717 BSIMWA Central. 2•Dedroom 2nd no« of triplex. parkrg. IwMry. available Apm 1st. $715 gnochq' PNont 905- 723-18117 PICKENNLB Vigo". bachelor awmem, $450/month rAW- Ila melodies. arts` to am amal11e, CA 6116--0905 PNWIN MB. LfverpooVBayy. 3 -bedroom bungalow upper level. ac, air -dower. laundry, lovely neighbourhood. into GO/401. $895 aitna. Avad- able April. Cal 905483-7062 PICKUWM Lags 2 bedroom Dasemea apt. Separate en- trance, centra air. Arailabk March 8. $750/ month inclusve. Call 831- 3681 FICKERNII. Renovated 2 - bedroom basement, private skive, lanced yard. walk to GO. f750/month inclusive Available immediately. Dun - 8n 416260-9091. W0E 811.5. 3-b$dtoom. • 900ios. k%kWu SO appNahps &mad* UKiSL GG11906.725--M. aSOUTH AM, bidla" ya�knis NO legal, for, 1 u�w - I , phtk- adA Fount SCIS ON". (9061616-3299 TNRL4 1 -bedroom opal rA M. char. Pa Magide. Y a, MM April fill, aMwMtiy td. Regi a a. $525-i512. FriOpe. stOro. paring vAk* N. teunift soolgi a. Cog TWO Apl.1.lMaryyi�Add di Riedialend $a5 f N. no do 725-22t346p e 105-753-2246. FANMR uplegistay ad used meows $150. - dryers cwrionprrpr.cr0+. � larwws. �� heater for $1906. Most sal newel W or trade. iNtaa 1" ile"ww49 NN appOml- ANSKUM IK �fT op from $8.95. Cluis, $125 and Ip. Mew brad name ach. (905) /76-501r (9115H34 5952 heNve ma ap0awil. Fast pfgo tq. 4uaYry hadwood. sofas, oNra decorating am b� r m 16. 3g' $119. HOLIDAY PE1 Service! Sin- Cath$ 9 Waffi178. Cain 102ALLTr�� i SOV" PidNrinp, lljac, 1MMh availNbk. 712 111" A S. cep 1994 Ford hN1po Gl. V6. RCHAP CARS Wha4d lap Ch1 eP. New S c.f. Ireems Dere. trustworthy 9dmAlmin auto. 1 dc, anMNm msi.. pins paid. San day pill memo Inc lean OftilSM. 7251311: 1600 f?55.. s AP avtilNbk b waNk, i O and SM or Md renolnbY dl- up. Also ars for made. 1IM SM pa NMM, ail ihH-- I. 906-0667. 227 Vsrt St.. Oelher ere for your Pd Raianlle er, 905-985-1139 bay Np b $5000. COX 6N - oumPiton. l P�� 427-278 we. 5767448. raltes. (9051139--0650. 1771. BACHELOR apart had. clan. renovated, separate entrance. expo ' , location nm Osha- wa Came . * Al . backyard Availabte r10. unties. atilt irteJnude - SSW rn= 905-571-5320 BACHELOR/ 6acferorette. Sep em, Wnodry. nbk, now 1 renowMed, mon-smmoka $475 all iackmrwe avasabk 0821 UimmeiverpooY401 aNo s BEAUTIFUL 1 6, 2 -bedroom apartments. $600 i $650 in- clusive In quell. seuaed well-maintained i�ldinnn11} Centra locabon, available Mardn 1st. Cal 721-0831 BOWUM MLE, one bedroom awmenl. kvig no«wAdchm combirutnon. qua arta a conservation area. ideal for single workup person. No pets Reference s rcgmred. IV last i500 mo. hat M- pakinp � . sba. in- cluded. (905)623-7986 CENUM OSMAMA, few Ouldig, 1 bed. sm. Ph= 432-2261 for appt. or simper. 1306, 33 Whkft OVAm I110E 5 miwAes 10 401, grand now. 1 Oefoom apai- maM in new hoade. fxragalt eatrat I , iia.... am111 . 43#- lmotgh, tO smotig COURT. tyro bedroom.b triplex. baK oust bm star ed. RIM Mdpn i Mig(IL smpkn 435-2271 Mom LARGE WAA04 d 3 -kedrol 11 apes. Oav* build- ere"-po". WA" fdkd$ ed. Cbm b stdm*, �* 905.619-2m. O6NMBIM Cam aa, min flom.21Mb- . NRdh 4344761. anytinN. Now as icludve. 350 OstuaN. NO pen. Co ( )- 5766721. MCRERMO - 1 ked. • den base. cep. No kids, pds, or snookers. $115 tenor &N -W. &AN. Mar. 1.509-3116. tlrnnml. Ca*905434-5717 BSIMWA Central. 2•Dedroom 2nd no« of triplex. parkrg. IwMry. available Apm 1st. $715 gnochq' PNont 905- 723-18117 PICKENNLB Vigo". bachelor awmem, $450/month rAW- Ila melodies. arts` to am amal11e, CA 6116--0905 PNWIN MB. LfverpooVBayy. 3 -bedroom bungalow upper level. ac, air -dower. laundry, lovely neighbourhood. into GO/401. $895 aitna. Avad- able April. Cal 905483-7062 PICKUWM Lags 2 bedroom Dasemea apt. Separate en- trance, centra air. Arailabk March 8. $750/ month inclusve. Call 831- 3681 FICKERNII. Renovated 2 - bedroom basement, private skive, lanced yard. walk to GO. f750/month inclusive Available immediately. Dun - 8n 416260-9091. W0E 811.5. 3-b$dtoom. • 900ios. k%kWu SO appNahps &mad* UKiSL GG11906.725--M. aSOUTH AM, bidla" ya�knis NO legal, for, 1 u�w - I , phtk- adA Fount SCIS ON". (9061616-3299 TNRL4 1 -bedroom opal rA M. char. Pa Magide. Y a, MM April fill, aMwMtiy td. Regi a a. $525-i512. FriOpe. stOro. paring vAk* N. teunift soolgi a. Cog TWO Apl.1.lMaryyi�Add di Riedialend $a5 f N. no do 725-22t346p e BACHELOR apart had. clan. renovated, separate entrance. expo ' , location nm Osha- wa Came . * Al . backyard Availabte r10. unties. atilt irteJnude - SSW rn= 905-571-5320 BACHELOR/ 6acferorette. Sep em, Wnodry. nbk, now 1 renowMed, mon-smmoka $475 all iackmrwe avasabk 0821 UimmeiverpooY401 aNo s BEAUTIFUL 1 6, 2 -bedroom apartments. $600 i $650 in- clusive In quell. seuaed well-maintained i�ldinnn11} Centra locabon, available Mardn 1st. Cal 721-0831 BOWUM MLE, one bedroom awmenl. kvig no«wAdchm combirutnon. qua arta a conservation area. ideal for single workup person. No pets Reference s rcgmred. IV last i500 mo. hat M- pakinp � . sba. in- cluded. (905)623-7986 CENUM OSMAMA, few Ouldig, 1 bed. sm. Ph= 432-2261 for appt. or simper. 1306, 33 Whkft OVAm I110E 5 miwAes 10 401, grand now. 1 Oefoom apai- maM in new hoade. fxragalt eatrat I , iia.... am111 . 43#- lmotgh, tO smotig COURT. tyro bedroom.b triplex. baK oust bm star ed. RIM Mdpn i Mig(IL smpkn 435-2271 Mom LARGE WAA04 d 3 -kedrol 11 apes. Oav* build- ere"-po". WA" fdkd$ ed. Cbm b stdm*, �* 905.619-2m. O6NMBIM Cam aa, min flom.21Mb- . NRdh 4344761. anytinN. Now as icludve. 350 OstuaN. NO pen. Co ( )- 5766721. MCRERMO - 1 ked. • den base. cep. No kids, pds, or snookers. $115 tenor &N -W. &AN. Mar. 1.509-3116. tlrnnml. Ca*905434-5717 BSIMWA Central. 2•Dedroom 2nd no« of triplex. parkrg. IwMry. available Apm 1st. $715 gnochq' PNont 905- 723-18117 PICKENNLB Vigo". bachelor awmem, $450/month rAW- Ila melodies. arts` to am amal11e, CA 6116--0905 PNWIN MB. LfverpooVBayy. 3 -bedroom bungalow upper level. ac, air -dower. laundry, lovely neighbourhood. into GO/401. $895 aitna. Avad- able April. Cal 905483-7062 PICKUWM Lags 2 bedroom Dasemea apt. Separate en- trance, centra air. Arailabk March 8. $750/ month inclusve. Call 831- 3681 FICKERNII. Renovated 2 - bedroom basement, private skive, lanced yard. walk to GO. f750/month inclusive Available immediately. Dun - 8n 416260-9091. W0E 811.5. 3-b$dtoom. • 900ios. k%kWu SO appNahps &mad* UKiSL GG11906.725--M. aSOUTH AM, bidla" ya�knis NO legal, for, 1 u�w - I , phtk- adA Fount SCIS ON". (9061616-3299 TNRL4 1 -bedroom opal rA M. char. Pa Magide. Y a, MM April fill, aMwMtiy td. Regi a a. $525-i512. FriOpe. stOro. paring vAk* N. teunift soolgi a. Cog TWO Apl.1.lMaryyi�Add di Riedialend $a5 f N. no do 725-22t346p e 400 Ir,ng Family Environ- ient at 280 Wentworth I W Large 2 BIR apts om $650 and 3 B/R om $680. Utilities in- oded. Easy access to ;hoots, shopping. Great bmmunity Spirit. (905) 721-8741 Hi -Rise : Walk to GM South Plant 1 Bed. $539. 2 Bed. $609. 3 Bed. $699. very large suites, clean and freshly decorated 10% OFF TO RETIREES OR SENIORS 438-0120 304 SIMCOE S. Newly reno- red 1 bedroom trom $530 ,:lusive Stmooe/Gibb area. :i alable immediately. Ste - ;)lien 571-3229. WEST Central Oshawa - 3 'xdrooms. nipper level of du - :der Malor appliances. IN - try facilities Cable. 2 car arkmg $775 all inclusive. Mature couple preferred. No :iets 579-1869 WHITBY. one bedroom Nva sable m wdl maintained xxldwtq. 4 Severns Really Ltd. 405468-m7 WHITBY, 2Dr, tilt- 6 plex. McCh 151. $770 fir%Aau. 1 at parkmg, beat. water. lau►- ,ry Pamela (905)427-58e8 WHITBY, large 1-b&m bsrrx. ,pt private entrance, oak -Itchen. laundry lacddws. S60D4mo 668-7634. WHITBY, spolkst 2 -bedroom, quiet boildig, agitable Markt. $745 all i elusive. Cali Paul Bird. Remix Sum- mit, 905.668-3800 WHITBY- Bright open coup furnshed basenerd apartment w dean non-smoking quiet working person. Utilities and able included. wra%or/dryer extra Rosstmd/GxOm area. S150/week firs0ast. 190516668431 WHIM - 2 a 3 eedrooe epanments aradable Wooe- r Cal 4167884145 WHY rem when you can own ror own hone for less Ian ,uu trunk?" Can OM Hay. ock Saks Rep RNMsx Summit Really (1991) Ltd. 9051 6W3IIOO or (905) rib 32' t MOWS • For R \tom iuw AI1. rd.ihk• N H REN--? TBH♦ IVH R NOME FROM s7o0/MTHII Ask for "CASH BACK' or 6 months - No Payments)! (905)571-6275 1-80044(}6275 Mark StaPlety . '. Plat,5 abn crow Ex ori ray kjAX CEITRAI. 7 On- , RIMAlm 4 appliances. dew. weii low home 025 00 Ai - Nb pea. 683-876a. Plus AJAX, 1950 sq tl. 3-btdroorn. ? baths. !flow, family room. uepwce, central as plrkdi- ,on" do a &m�ie $1150 Let 416!266-39M Bt AJAX, CHURCH S.1 . 4 bM- oom 4 applynaS Fenced doubl1350 0lus Alts 1, Condorimin fMail- Nement (905) 428-9 66. AJAX, Harwood a 401. 2 bed - ""Um b8 galow. main . air oonik- 110ne0 Available Minch 1, SW Plus. 905.276-8800 TM NEWS ADYIZWMF.R,MWAY,FEBRI1kAM 13, 11111111111111 -PAGE 25 1 oewe � new» Ryeor 1 Re"1 11 to 3.1. •k • 1 logd Halloos • 1 Lod NoNcin • 1 Pweorule L•9d Nalfon . 1 LaOd Notion . 1 AJAK, HanwooyHwy 2, do- TAUNTON TERRACE Town. AJAX tached 3 bedroom. double dri• vewa r, garage, 2 112 baths. ceramics, 4 appliances, near amenities. Immediately, $11504 utilities. Suit lamil1yy. Joe evenings (416)282-0028. days (416)391-0626. BACKSPLIT Countks, dose to 401 3 4 1 bedroom. Fenced Yard. available March 15 $900/month 4 hydro. tsl 8 last. 725-4909. BEAUTIFUL. newly renovated 3 -bedroom bungalow, main floor only, hardwood and ie. ramie floors. Oak kitchen. ref- erences required $1100 in- clusive. Available after Feb 15th. Call (905)579-2567 CLEAN, newer 3 -bedroom home.garage. 3 tams. quiet neighburhood, dose to Schools. washer/dryer ind. 56504 utilities. (90434-5952 COURTICE- 3 bedroom de- tached with garage Available immediately. $995/mordh . utilities. No pas. Call 905- 721.0425 after 6 p.m MMACULATE 4 bedroom semi in desirable Holiday Inn area of Osfnawa. Large kvM room and dimngroom. Large eat -n kitchen. new patio deck off kitchen Economical on treat. Garage. fenced yard, panied drive, sled Possible term lease. FirstAMV S939/mo . irditties. Avert" May 1/98 Calf 9859978. OLMEMMMONY, 2 -bedroom main floor of oackspkt, kvng room. dining room. $750/ math includes utilihes. Call (416) 283-0151. OSHAWA, small 2 -bedroom home. 2 appAances, gas, yard. deck. 2 car parking. $575 .utilities. Tittltast, ref Awad. Mar Ist (705)438-- R PNWEROG - Brock and Major Oaks. spacious 3 bedroom aim Moor IMUS upstairs. taur- dry. 5 applani grace. 2 Car parkmg. fireplace. hard- Pulid floors. (leserrrall, oca- Av ". >350 into sm (905) 831-0961. RENT WITH OPTION to bey. Limited selection of 2 and 3 OrhOOm gardwu town - - at But vlbage or Wle Square - Oxbrd chase 11le oc- ravmlr av ilable Cal k r an apporMnem 10 wee our Mod- el Sone Coldwel Banker R M R Real Estake (905) 728- 1069 em 225. W HITBT, 3 -bedroom main poor of bwglbw, hope. stove. parking and " Ithy 000area no pets- 5820/ -wroth pct pert 4deea. eery Evans ((9051142ri 2 w 190595.0-S778. BOWMANWILLE AREA Adult community. County Club %yle hveg. Spr7oas 2 Old buu- gabw we t inaelroom, Ree cent. "a. 1elrit. pool. ee- cunlY tyles vow of Lake On - tan r Asking S89Nmo .utih. No pe$. Aad now. 436.0476 1 Tow nhmm For A111111 AN OSHAWA SOUTH - 3 bedroom lowntr xlse rose to sclroots anti shopping $950/ mo. ALL INCLUSIVE Fir%/ last Available March t (905)579.9956 days. CARRMGE ANLL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colo" St. E Oshawa. Marchi a Apm avad- ability. 4343972 WHITBY. NEW 3 -bedroom. 3 - baths. 2pc ensure. garage, hely lanced, Indgm..ave. baled on no exit street. $1095.4, available Mar 1. 905-430-7697 or 416-402- 5485. PUCKERING whites Rd" 2 3 bedroom townhouse, 1 1/2 oMooms. finished base- ment. sun deck grace, 4 ap- pliances. 5985 4 U Mles, 1% a Inst, Available Marts 1st. (905) 683-3197 evawgL 1 IbetetNa br Regie 1 RM $1 -1A Absoleft AtlordRplell SICK OF RENTING? OWN YOUR HOME FROM $70NMONTHtII No Downpw matt??? Ober III Bankrupt??? Ask for "CASH BACK- or 6 NfnNlrNht{ no III j rMs11 (9015).571.8275 or 1.80048/01275 MARK STAPLEY ,3SdW Reps, $,AM Geoup EUM Mefr hit 420 M"' 420 1011 ti ,I 8TiniiiiiiiiiiT Mo. 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Un b. Stover_ yy Parking inChuiFarquayrfed, Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00- _CaN 905-721-0080 21 houses. 100 Taunton Rd E . 3 bedroom townhouse available March ISI Call 436-3346 Un- ii 1 edoew for Rut BEDROOM, talus private sit- ting room in country, fur. nished or unfurnished, use of kitchen facilities, female pre. ferred. $385/month Seagrave 905-985-3607 snip CLEAN BRIGHT HOUSE Whites Rd. S. and 401. Rooms for rent B&B avail.; weekly and monthly. Hydro staff wekome! 420-0042 LIVERPOOL/BAYLT- Fur- mshted room in basement apt. Includes able. hydro, cepa. rate emrana. near GO d bus $360/month. Immediate. Call 837.0538. PRIVATE LOFT for rem Single professional female wel- comed. $100/week Nur hos- p", Private bath, shared kitchen. Cable. uallindry. park- ing included. 905434.6026 Shred MO d 2 ROOMS- I furnished 1 on- furtksted Aadabk 9 - dirdy W pets. nonsmoker References. 1st and hast Pre- fer female (905)420-0249. 416-465-1667. AJAX- apt to %a2. sparaoos, overlooks Lake Great lot business person or older lady (lemole preferred). Ron - smoker 6861344 NOSSLMD/ GARDEN AREA. Wqe Wee! housmaile e. a5le300 all ir- la% repuud Colt -Ray We 0070 WESTNEY'"ARW000/ HWY02. Newly renovated tedroorn. in clean quiet tamely bine. own baui Oo n. slued bc"itssavable for no SWA+g prokssio w. rd On bat roue S35mm 905 -a28 - 29e0 WHITBY. Share 2 -bedroom luxury contompormy apt at lmstrom xwea g, 11 fl ct- iees, hrdwood 11100(-. **- place. 2 0akoms. S46S m - duo rip whhts. (905MG- 5123 M Cbndoerwuwe r Real PICKEMM- Large 3 bedroom condo Spectacular lake went Wr hakay. ueMY duonted S925/mraR 1st a Iasi. Cal (905) 839.4659 1 -R;;-& Rte JEEL OSHMA 4 Milks Free RM 500 101400 sqn 2nd floor. from 5400 man Ik 300- 1600 so from 5300 600 s4 h 2 no, flow across from Osh. Came. - Eau Oshawa. 4DO 30orage. Cam 434-2447 or=,32 KMG ST. Oshawa, protes- sin" budding. 780 Sq. 11. of- ka, MAxlet 3 oRixis. tea? ban. 2 pc a storage. snows a 10. $980 plus hydro. Cordy Ricketts. Sutton Group Stahl Really Inc_(905) 436-0990 • Goal a sw� Same COMMERCIAL storage some for lease 1200sq h. storage unt, 14' doeoffice. wash- room. gas neat Oshawa. dose to 401 Avail. April L9e. $6Wmo th References. Cal 905-571-7463 IINN storage units. Oshawa location. Single and double arts available. Easy access. s1g01montli.(905)725-9991. 11 Pnwas Hawes For Sob S bedroom stem. Air con.. fireplace. fridge. stove. plus extras. Immaculate Condition. Granudview arm. Cal 905-728- 9791fix Will. a KNA M. rased DutnW low, semi. on quit court. Ifn• fished bestRlent. tarry grades. $129.000. OPE HOUSE: Sat/sun. fpm-5pe. 1371 Charter Cres., Oshawa. 905-436-2918. News agtabk. � options WAY i ed one for you!. Call (905) 433-4623. STARTER - 3 beef mem vDdr'yualn barY/ale if Alai beauty, wa�walkoutDrrv4s� room basemen) aappt Features Include country -style kitchen ovenookinq faint room, ex- sculive 11,1116239.888 call ex- p O-alene Sutton Group Classic. 430-9000 EXCEPTIONAL 3 bedroom. 2 storey, brick/aluminum Fin- rshed basement with walk out 3 bathroom, Fenced yard neigh = 61.900. ust Seel Greg call (905) 728-8644 nc vsmwa s oeoroom bun- galow. CIA. new FAG for- ma. 1 bedroom in law sure, 6 appliances. excelkm neigh- botlood. primo D low market value 0 =133900 (905) X- 4649 SAVE THOUSANDS 'on km - maculate 2.300 sq n execu- It" home in sought whaby arm C sr9 , i and buses. Greenhouse kitch- en. bkgire enswk on muter bedroom$. pk» marry uupp-- M• ". (905) %6- EnLotsfor WHITBY BARGAINI Serviced lot on Hunter Street 150 x 65ft As" S65.D0o firm. Cal AV 7pm (905)725-0122. 1 Onn.p-Toww Pro » STORMY Lahr. Cottage. 1 am . $29900 Pet"Wrougn. ra$W ou gaiow. 3.2. $129.500. 138c. 2 -sully. 3- tedro, 4. $116.900 Lots. w vestmem (Catalogue. pho- woodOsywoabw a) John Wood. C 21 Cobake 705.70 4444 or 705.749-0660 1 Nahile Homan • pw PN" " VACANT LOT 'or sale , ori aeon Lake Camper'S Resort. nex Businom bleu offer :1119051839-1364 Em Vtrwwy LOW CAPITAL FINANCIAL. Cali in 48hrs at excellent rates for Am reason No ler$ or lm fool pay for 3 rruoru- Cali 9am-Spm.416-336a245 MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick wthouI gping Bankrupt or Will grtkshn0 Everyone accepted regardless of mot raknc. Cal br froo WAWM~ 905-576-3505 si d tor$ Mndllded. OBTAINING A LOAN Is NOT GUARANTEED,$OME COMPANIES owl" IIP - FRONT FEES. OTHERS Do NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED TIMI YOU ■VESTNGAIE TNNONOMI- LY Efe1E SHOW ANY CONTRACTS. OINCK SMALL busriess loans. $10-50K. CWMO W you credit Cards loans 00 one low monthly payment, un- secured. Rau 905-571-5278 - 1 Ma�R rnlna NMTGASES - Good. bad and ugly.Filming ton any pu- pose . rates from 4.49%. AN applimunit, 1pp epted 06-�comn STM ANEMIE Collection. Hi - line fashion I••yNry- BedM Bo business of a lletictte. Part or full limit. " tarn , 91- tame to our tree guest MW to SM now simple it a to barrna your anrncial roods on YOUR time wad. February 180 at 7:30 p.m. DurNM Board Of Eduabon 400 Touton Rd E.. Whitby, Ontario (905)+27.3171 (905)4265282. BAR ERSNOP Mad Sten for rem. May I WW barbershop established for over 60 yes. 170 Mary, SIX, (Oshawa)• barba equ wdM a IUMllt also for sais. Photo 905.579- 1330 N UIM HONEY is fun and tall, Will how. Write to 1785 Queen St. E.. Unit G Dep. 1, Bramplon, Ontario. LIST 453. CORNERS variety / video Store. with iarwar Y of o� 3.000 movies. 55 Bruce Oshera. Please inquire with Meda.9o5.575-4353. AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF DONALD 0. DANIELS, DECEASED Allpersons having claims against the Estate of Donald 0. Daniels, late of the Town of Pickering, who died on or about the 22 day of January, 1998, are hereby notified to send particulars of the same to the undersigned on or before the 15 th day of March, 1998, after which date the Estate will be distributed by the undersigned having regard only to claims then filed. Dated: January 30, 1998. Donald J. Daniels, Estate Trustee With a Will- by: Andrew D. Felker, Esq. WALKER, HEAD Barristers and Solicitors #200 - 1305 Pickering Parkway Pickering Ontario, L1 V 3P2 (905)839-4184 / 683-3444 Auctions &.11111 Mactions AUCTION SALE Tues. Feb. 17th at 11 a.m. 1735 Bayh St. Pickering. We are clearing a com. plete Gym d Fitness Centre including: approx. 20 large machines. benches, weights, bars etc Approx. 110 1/2 rubber mats. 3 show cases. large reception desk, some office fumi- lure miscellaneous , oth- er articles. Note Time 11 a.m. Excellent Sale. equipment in good ton- dition, plan to attend. Terms Cash, Interac. Visa, MIC. Viewing Mon- day from 2 p.m. to 6 P.m. McLean Auction a Liquierions 985416-3291 or �e.r�985-432-2M. •V G11v mem • : 1 Announcements Sat. Feb. 14th at 10 a.m. 870 Tamikka Rd. E. Whitby. !e are selling two e tes plus others, son Iditions articles not resdary paper. 20 Mer y Lane Cottages I !ter Tomlin, wot Irving tools, tool )me excellent antique eweng Friday 1 p.m. p.m. McLean ANCBOns 9854W& -3M NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ESTATE OF RUBY KATHLEEN ANDREW All persons having claims against the estate of Ruby Kathleen Andrew, deceased, late of the town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, who died on or about the 31st day of October, 1997, are hereby notified to send them to the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the 2nd day of March, 1998. After such date the assets of the above- named estate will be distributed among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the estate trustee shall then have notice. Dated at Whitby this 23rd. day of January, 1998. NIGEL SCHILLING O.C. SCHILLING, EVANS 330 Byron Street South P.O.Box 267 Whitby Ontario LIN 5S1 Solicitors for the Estate Trustee • 1 personale RELAXING M -S " rASSAGE c 40 King St.W (905)404-9625 11. 0AM - 9Akww GIFTED a CMING psycho s answer all questions 24/ hours $3 99/mm. 184 1-900- 451-3555 art 4763 anAnnWAXOMenq IM An. olrnatrntetts DR. MICHAEL PAPERNICK Wishes to announce the relocation of his dental practice from Pickering to Scarborough. The new address is: 797 Brimlev Rd., Scarborough, Ontario. MI) IC9 The new office phone number is 416-26--0012. BONED ONTARIO HOUSE- WIVES - names a private phone numbers. 1-900-451- 3638 ext 680. S3.29/mm. must be 18 T -tone. I'm not sure which is more difficult. writing this ad or re- plying to 47 1 am a single white mak who alloys coun- try living. along with physical fitness. traveling and boa". If you are a sincere. attractive, single female, 30-45. with similar Interests. please reply in writing telling me abort Yourself a" with a pholo to Box 4595. No Markham Econ- omist, 9 Hentage Road. Markham. UP IM3. LADIES. pamper yourself Relaxation message, hot oil, strong hands and you! Half price SM40 minuses. Mark 432-5369 OSHAWA Relaxing Massage Shatsu Service 40 King Street West. Ostuwa (9o5) 404-9625, 11 30am - 9-00pm 1 CORRECTION In this week's Kmart flyer elective Saturday, Febnlaryr 14th, the 108owang errors halls occurred: PAGE K6 The Haney Nut Cheerios leountd on on page 4 525 gram NOT 375 gram as. PAGE K11- The Boys 8.16 2pk Boners featured are NOT as ilratraled. The Back Packs )natured adw tised Once should have read Advertised price $7.49.525.97 A.S. $9.99.534.99 PAGE K12 The 25% OI Etter Equeornarll pricing was staled incorrectly. should have rad AS. 2.99 - $179 99 Advertised price $2.00 - $134.99 PAGE K14 The Foot SW feaNre'on on page has a regular price of $27.99 NOT $47.99 as n6 - cued $20.00 savings does not appy We 401IMM for any incorfireniW" ors may have caused. Kmart Canada Co. Inquire about our ROME FOR SALE PACKAGE 683-0707 1 Anno,nctrnonts .:1 Announc•rnunts PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. IM John and Patricia (nee Monette) are proud to announce the arrival of their first child, a son, * Mathieu Luigi * born January 22, 1998 at 5:16 a.m. Mathieu weighed in at 8 lbs. 14 oz. Proud grandparents are Larry & Joan Monette and Luigi & Savina De Pompa. Special thanks to Dr. Peters, Dr. Arnold and the staff at Markham- Stouffvi lie Hospital. 770 770 E.Z. RIDE LIMOUSINE SERVICE COMPETITIVE RATES • Weddings e • Casino runs • Airport Service • VIP Corporate Accounts • Special Occasions (905) 426-1661 (24 HOUR SERVICE) • 1 Cards of M TjWft • 1 Cara o Thwihks Stephen, Caroline, Caedmon, Oliver & Hillary - France were so heartened by the kindness and consideration shown by friends, care givers, associates, professionals and neighbours of Owen Ashley prior to and during his passing- Missed not being able to come (weather considerations). Hope to see you in early July. God Bless!! • 1 D-0- EM D4mse CLARK. Fariny - Peacefully m her 90th year, on YVednesday. February 11, 1998. Fanny Clark kx!iirhg tails of ,lames C. Clark. Beloved mother of Eilefin, Ron, Pat and Cl/lord Fondly remexr10erodbjy Iww*t l w ant great grandchildren- The W* Will receive Intends at to MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Krgoon Road, Alax ( enng Vil- lage) 905426-8488 from 1-2 p.m. Sunday. Febru- ary ebnrary 15, 1998 With a furwal service to follow in the chapel at 2-00 p.m- Cremafeom In lieu d #owers, do - r -, 4 o- naions to the Canadian Cancer Society or tine clan- ry of your choice Would be apprettated by the manly. 950 950. immy; it love has given me a twinkle in my a playful stint, )°y in my heart and happy smiles. Don't Forget The Nem A&mr iisu Clmifit. ed Dep phm 0pa* tim alit avM- aW for y011!' comcDIe110e Cvcry SaL 9:30103:00. TO Place Your ChmHkd Ad Plane Call 683-0707 Everlasting Love, l karat Disposal services Residential and Commercial 14 to 40 cubic yard bins for rent (905)683-1397 24 -hours / 7 -days HOME HANDYMAN No lob Too small Complimentary Services Joseph (905)428-7528 (416*32-2209 : 1 • L_ Awl*" PLUMBING LTO. Bathrooms, basements. Mcflers, dishwashers repass• gas pipes tirepiam, 8.8.0. 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Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 815 HARRY -0 -THE - ROVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (905ray-000-263-5tt36r MICHALSKI MOVNIG !buses. Apanmerns Offic- es. Appliances and Pow specialists, Now we to" headed sbgpe ,Weft senior and MMd 1Aorlln Dacaenls. lacaksed. insured Free Es- taalls Excellent serric9. Call 436-7795. l Fborng, copeam CARPET NISTALLATIONS 25 years experience. ratritc Ing, our veaauty_ Free abin s. D 4 N Doom. 1117-1799 or 217 -IM Hoes. oma CLEANING LADY Them vknarself an excellent 6 Please Call 42275 HOUSECLEANING SERVICE AVAILABLE Satisfaction Guaranteed We cater to seniors Call Del Services tW)420-1082 $60 will dean rip to 3000 sq. It. vacuuming. dtstmq. slam caning. kn=' biers wsIted. window ledges. Due boards. a wherever on the meas dear ea 10 years apenence Calf Rate O 416-706.9281 :: l>rwinq SCHOOL Approved by 0.3-A-0 4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 .Full Course $259 Free pick-up and drop Off (416) 287-3060 Adult F W, Emaumm GORGEMI MODELS 4 differYnr sboevs from 120 tees oLwws., Irre 123 905-426.4466 ta..xM mr- A swoovi • Tax- FnrrCW Orec"n MAOM CHM AMANDf Gel RehdNs FAST with free E -Filial Compulm,ed Tax Returns prepared a Prolasmoull Accountant Judy Kuksis CGA 11/5-420-2011 Corporate ux a ltuUmss P.M sefvicse : Party Sarvi es RA MIT' WAX" WORK Doig Magic For Children's Parties And Al Occasiorts. Have My Own Magnan. Can Eirlde 6M4"1 • • Ertalaweml • • Ewrtasawat WW u Rentlewww's rxsrJrlem4rr HIM EXCEPTIONAL LADIES SER%l%*G DURHAM REGION RELtAIULrFY i DISCRETION GUARANTEED ealaatimele 404-8761 heir wish red Kaghigi ane mk,ai1. to outdoors and loth flows 10 will IMckl9ae aid Nato ow. FREE PERSONAL AD FRED VOICE GREETING ds"es. mon", diOuL ttastc, Enjoys movies, variety of ATTRACTIVE LEO intellrgeM secure, respon- ship. BOX 16617 music. walks. d ping out. 25 yr old. mecum build. sible. respectful oon6der- male wiem Wow ayes and outdoors. social drinker, honest, caring, single mom ate, honesl, easygoing eonmti4mwtst BOx 20411 smoker. quell times with of one. Lilies Cards, fishing, male enjoys travel. wouomrhtghs- Call 1-900-451-3793 Candles BOX 30453 navies. snowmobil nrit and quiet emramirgs ro9edk $2.49 per min. ARE WE A MATCH? Seeks mels who warns ro commit to a relaoatsh*. et'. Basking slim. nark S4•, nnaars build, hstal 48 yr old. good humored BOX 11766 hatred. attractive. pleasant. SEARCHNG FOR YOU wh4e female. non smoker. easygoing. smilar lady for Sa yr old. 5divorced enjoys most kinds of music. WORKING MOM OF TWO mearrn U. Iorg term ren - female, smoker with blue movies. darts. garage sales. 29 yr old, 5'7•. 120 Ib sin- tarp. BOX 26410 eyes. likes movies. walung Ilea markets. Chnees food. gb. ndepanden t. working OLD FASHIONED LOVE SM dwwlg out. Seeks a antiques and mons. Seeking mom of two. Seeks male 43 yr old. 510-. 175 Ib sepa- male. BOX 11767 a male YAM similes it as ts. who is interested in a sen- tales• old fashioned. rdrmhNn- TEDDY SEAR TYPE for �� Box 11910 Box ous relationship. who is tic, professional. CMbaan Ealy 40's. 5'7•. 100 to over 6•, and is finartaally mals. Likes dkniks out, attracive. white tamale. REMEMBER. FRIENpS... am0lWW stable. tY BOX 34292 friends, life. Seeks slim, seeks Single while male. ...first' Attractive, fnanaally setae. won. while lemale, 4455. over 6 and over 200 secure. separated while SOMETHING ELSE 35'44• who likes to be ba. who is well groomed. Wnale. 39. 5'4• M you ae Bnr efte with brown eyes. romanced. Friendsltip arta hard working and linencval- a good looking, fnannaly slim. te. who enjoys shop- maybe more. BOX 14501 IV secure. Likes Karg wanks, and emotionally secure. pug• gong out and quiet LOOK NO FURTHER quer tines. romantics. sea errs O who m'".351045. tries. Looking for brief 35 yr ofd. 6-3-.216 ro single. markets. BOX 11707 over 5'101 with a file head encounters. 10 to 29. BOX wjwte make ,wah a beard. LIKE WHAT YOU NEAR? 01 hw...call me! BOX 11921 30"2 Likes camping. music. 34 yr old, 5'2• medium build FR AND ACTIVE motorcycles, etc. Seeks morn wdn series of humor. SEEKING FOR TLC... 49 yr old acwe, professors- famM• with sitar interests Liliesdining. do Ck . ..n the East end. 5Ir. 175 al No We ekes sports, golf. for Grp and PON" rKdeos. BOX 14541 b, angle wrvNe enhala, fie, music, 6nmg out, etc. "we. Box 14605 LIKE TO HAVE FUN?`irq a swgM Deck Seeks fit male. 35.50• who UMW STUDENT Single. whole mom. 5'1-. 110 non oro 50. trio is a non smoker. 5.11• a tales, Yes We BOX 33e16 24 yr old malran mas ear _ Iti am financialjo : possibly K4Ew TO THE AREA dem slues damurq, mutt. Likes gcg• �p•+A gandan mar. BOX 11900 21, 125 ltx;, lllOnde hon. moves. havag fin. Seeks irg.dungOut good Cox ver- blue eyes, student new to Ifix OW will same ntemests- saeon and dormang Sento LOTS OF LOVE TO GIVE se anon Enjoys dr+c. . ON" only BOX 14642 nen. 3s-+2. wino ares ro Widowed w n 11-e music ad quiet am". WWF ENCOtWERSI have fin. BOX 14600 leerng 4 slum genas""", ro 6s. who is a good look la i N"KW D lend- ng to possible nWaaonetvF. 22 yr old. sinot male, took - Wind m OVER 116 yr ofd female. smoker. dancer to country music Cotourg and VOA Hope irq for txei encouMas. BOX 14256 5T. 150 Ibe laces spore. Lars talk soon Box 12022 aria BBOOX 30Mt MOM TO NEAR ckOL down BOX 1 Se22 FWMT NO COUCH POTATOES 40 yr old attractive. donde. seeks t5 «� MNDEPENDENr MOTHER?nals 33 yr old. 5't'. snDe nde. I am 19. boom harr and brown eyes Lool n9 lea divorced. pnofeasmamW. whn emala sealing mels. who likes dnng out. danC- � Pen icha maew of one: someone. 20 to 26. from 4455 who Miss dancing, is s799 W" mak4w. mutt and more. Lao" for a wialom 6e Cotourg arse. BOX rnowies rid Sunday aria- LOVE IN THE All lip. with a male rs30 30. who s ranI and 30"6 FAMLY MINDED moon puMkgs f rOerOdatp and a possible commit- 44 yr old. 5 10'. 170 b, employed whole mw: Yes 1e41 sites O+4tso, nBOXx 141 50 1 rim a singe sonnet d ale. mart. BOX 141X78 working out. dimming out. quiet tenses. and sports. D01MN TO EARTH! 20. kr*n9 la a single male, 20 o 26. who rt not WANTS TO SETTLE DOWNsingle Seeks slim. sign while white bleo^aki, withkxmq a rib perlpm0. but levee M 29 yr old. 5'7•. 125 ib sn- Shp Wait BOX Ism .rtw roan 23 to 36. s F� 00 �. white. , mom of dowo Cotimn area. Box 30"7 two seeks tan male. over V. VERY PROMISING sant and lookif to slam COBOKR4G AREA writ+ average build for a 29 yr ad. 190 lb. 5 11' 1- a a retaborwvp. BOX 14/99 single while em+ale. 28. of serious ktri9 form n'e1aka•* sh0 Box 11731 attractive. empioyea. sm- ye. honest, while mak GREAT widlux build so" son- b Y oul0oors Seeks CONVERSATIONS view male. 36. SOMEONE TO TALK TO �� ferns" no who enjoys, Country music. 34 yf olid marred female bw and employed, ler dependants. medul build, denceg, hockey and quiet everw+ga. Musk be honest, seeks a friendship and someone to talk b. Likes jriwxlsjmp and a jwaaEn glim eYee and elord hew s enjoys khrmp walks. d^•g Waits.danctin educated and employed. spat. music and 900V rmanwgarm�r BOx 16362 out, music. anti No ganmhes. I ON A Ike 4 is. CM BOX 13214 more Seeking a tai. dark Single seen welcomeSRA box 30"5 LADY GIVE A CALL hared man. medlun bund. 31. anractve. 5.5-. mad- Vr• 190 Ib male kites sorrel drinker with a good KIND AND CAPWOG un build Smola mother music, seeks single emaie. kids ok. BOX 16WI saw of humor and s a 26 yr ad. 5 2•. single Enjoys NOW - Ca+prg, conaasaeaakst. EXM14278 venae with brown her and ca races. aownobrkng. NOTHING TOO SERIOUS OYU Enjoys "0 - Vw wales, -ant dwwg 32 yr old. 54•. 190 D let, sn- SO MUCH TO OFFER! outdoors• movies and out Seeking a fa, ant,:- gje. honest male Likes out- -- tefnala, consrd- anon. Seeking a ern91e bwo. romenxmC. hornet and door sports. dining out. mkae, 26 b 30. tot triad- mn !iemale witsimilarhsimilareyes Sit'. 1223 ft, L Mtipd apose bly nx"- am fon fon torp "r wapts m ren -son. Seeks femmars 38 dancrg cyr.Mg, eats, old BOX 11008 tiorehP Pao Scott- Dkwe. Box 30433 who likes to go out and rock and gutters. Seeks F/eENDS FMIST neve fun wnth sarse of single. white mak 40 to 45,humor. yr old, 5 S. full rh9irned BOX 16640 attractive 51•. stm. non- smoker who a functions and lentale who rings coo ddwft NEIN TO AREA Oormest for friendship. BOX music. vies music' ee mows and mon. ori hon- 21 yr old. 6'. 1B0 b Wh91e. white. educated mMe seeks 14404 amt and Carng nae for CNN 1-988-451-3793 tamale. 19-26 wants to SHARE MY wOOXM nsndafxp first. BOx 14216 $2.42 p6f BIIN. mainsenses and taus a 41 y: ofd. active, singlegood divorced mom. 5'5-. with a 1� WELL nhotm NOTHING TOO SERK)US lrns. Likes movies, der and dancing. BOX son. who aa very important 4 S p � 32 r old. 5'6 , 190 b srgle. 16779 Pon d my wor10 and nnseds with brown hair std syn. Enjoys she oUldOOrt tic. hest male. Likes ANEW BEGINNING b be excepted n any role- Noel4p Lodug for Corn- and much mon. 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