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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_03_01IPICKERING PU13LIIC NCHR � CENTRAL- Ea Ff.� MON�ORischools ew.s N.—Of in Pickerinp, Villap-e Picker'�zn,oAnnouncing m40 ise STORE OJM PERIODICAL Optional 4 week home delivery charge $7/ $1 newsstand March 1. 1995. \ ,I, No. 9, Pressrun 44,000 32 pages photo by Ron Pietroniro Having his cake... Six -month-old Tristan Lyford was allowed to ally funded programme aimed at young preg- have some cake and eat it too during the first an- rant women and new moms helps promote nu- niversary party of the Food 4 Thought pro- trition, support and learning resources. Tristan's gramme at the Youth Centre in Ajax. The Feder- mom, Amanda, takes part in the programme. IMPROVEMENTS �"" Faa�iy Owrd i OpnaMd Far Sevin You Can haat Mff OUR SHOMfROOM 239 6- 11,fl Strwt ( some, of 0u 101 off !Inwood Ave.) 686-2445 Great divide Sex education course in limbo BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER Public board trustees are divided on whether high schools should continue using the Life Facts Sexuality programme to teach sex education to a select group of students with special needs. The board passed a motion to review the programme in a 6-5 vote Feb. 16 and will hear presentations on both sides of the issue when the standing chairman of the Durham District Schoi11 Board. "I certainly hope it con- tinue." However, she notes if a mo- i ion o- tion to remove the programme is introduced when the matter : umes before the board %larch 23, a vote could go ei- ther way. A think we're going to see it modified in some way," pre- dicts FAC chairman Terry Ruddcll. "We'd rather see a programme everybody could committee meets Monday. RUTH ANN part'c'pate in:' The material, dubbed SCHEDLICH Mr. Ruddell notes the FAC, pornographic by the Family which issued "praise reports" Action Council (FAC), is Valuablehi hli htin the " ro-famil used to teach sex education to approximately 80 developmentally de- layed students between the ages of 17 to 21 whose parents have given per- mission for them to participate in the programme. I think it's a very valuable pro- gramme;' says Ruth Ann Schedlich, Durham considers elected chairman Appointment `irresponsible, deplorable': Citizen ABY KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER Durham voters might select the next Region chairman. Regional councillors voted over- whelmingly Wednesday to have staff prepare a report outlining the proce- dures and implications involved if the chairman was directly elected. The Durham chairman is currently appointed by Regional councillors, who can select anyone for the job, and who picked Roger Anderson after he t was defeated in his run for the Ajax mayoralty in November's municipal ,election. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish, who de- feated Mr. Anderson, asked for the re- port. "It's important in a democratic system to have a directly elected chairman." Coun. Parish wants the new system in place for the municipal election in the year 2000. He requested the report as council- lors discussed a letter from Ajax resi- dent Vera Emerson. In her letter, printed in the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Feb. 13, Ms. Emerson op- posed the election of former Ajax Councillor Anderson as the chairman because he'd been soundly beaten by Mr. Parish. "In my opinion, every regional councillor who voted for this failed See DURHAM/Page 2 DOUG DICKERSON `Greater fear' 8 g e P y values' of five trustees during last fall's municipal election — includ- See ISSUE/Page 4 INSIDE Academic Dishonesty - An up- date on who's doing it, and why - page 7. Editorial Page ............6 Sports ................24 Classified ..............26 HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............. 1-800-6162-8423 Email ................ - ; :.,�tewsroom®durham.ne[ Internet .............. ,;http://www.durhamnews.net PACE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1998 P Durham orders 'report on proce'ss to elect chairman p DURHAM/From page 1 politician has insulted all of the more than 40,000 Ajax residents who did not vote for him;' Ms. Emerson wrote. She called the election of Mr. An- derson "an irresponsible, deplorable, reprehensible development." Oshawa Councillor Brian Nichol- son cautioned that "people of modest means" couldn't afford to run a re- gion -wide election campaign. "It's important every citizen of Durham be able to seek office," Coun. Nicholson added. Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt sup- ported the motion, although he noted "it may limit it to those who can only fund -raise." But, Coun. Moffatt noted, electing the chairman would "hold that person accountable". Pickering Councillor Doug Dick - Winners share nearly $100,000 A Pickering resident was one of 16 customer service representatives at American Express in Markham who won more than $99.000 in Lotto Super 7. Pickering's Concetta Fidillo, Os- hawa resident Claudio Dalfino and 14 others split a total of $99,819.20, second prize in the Feb. 20 draw. The American Express employees have been playing the lottery together for six months. Before this, their biggest win was $64. erson said he has a "greater fear" than the cost of running a Durham -wide election campaigr. — the "introduction of party poli- tics at the local level. I caution very much going to an at -large election. "I see democracy being well served by the system we have now," Coun. Dickerson added. Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre agreed. "I worry about partisan politics, but mostly (a region -wide election) denies the average person the ability to run. 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Detectives from 19 divi- sion, backed up by heavily - armed members of the Tac- tical Support Unit, executed a search warrant at a Radom Street residence on Wcdnes- day, police said. They seized numerous martial -arts weapons in- cluding flying stars known as Shurikens and Morn- ingstars, nanchaku sticks, switch -blades, flick-knives, butterfly knives and a cross - man faces charges bow. Also taken from the resi- dence were several replica hand4uns, police. said. A man who lives at the Radom Street home was ar- rested by police on Thurs- day and has been charged with 15 weapons offences. Detective Sergeant Doug King, head of the Ajax - Pickering criminal investi- gations branch, said the ninja-style weapons were found in a glass collection cabinet. "They were on display but unfortunately they are prAhihited weapons and you can'! collect them," said photo by A.J. Groen Durham Regional Police detec- tives Jamie Grant and Bruce Town- ley display some of the weapons seized Wednesday. A Pickering resident faces charges. Locaischool evacuated in gas scare PICKERING — Students at Sir John A. Macdonald Public School spent almost an hour outside Friday afternoon after staff smelled gas in the office arca. The automatic pilot on one of the boilers was shutting down, which caused the odour, Durham District School Board superintendent Norm` Powers reports. .,._ The Pickering Fire Department, Consumers Gas *W bclW staff all re- sponded lathe cil. Students at the Balaton Avenue i school returned to class after R was de- termined "there was no hazard," says `* deputy fine chief Bill Douglas. Maple syrup, anyone? If you have a sweet tooth then you won't want to miss the Maple Syrup Festival Days being held at Purple . ',Woods Conservation Area this month. The festival runs from March 14 to '22, 28, 29 and April 4 and 5 and fea- iunes activities like wagon rides for $1 per person, public tours at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., or a visit to the Sugar ;Store. 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' PIN,, Plus Ap&A& ' fiat Esbb (Graf Ibtna ' 8Sde awe 'Cwee ) AOZ" t. +$ A*M Harwtxxl Na11.Ajax *Walft ,�;.*k '�7.�..�"t,,`� 135 Icing tun Rd..Ajax WON 222 Bayly St. W., Ajax •7��t. 726 King.+ton Rd., lick. • DefjvffW to selected hwsdwl& only 13011 MiWpton Rd., lick. Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising fly ,,., call ALVIN Aavenr� BROUWIR ,AWS at '� :•- 6$3-5110. PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 1, IM I.nueup`Prafamily' trustees~face 1 1 the FACts in sex ed. debate` 1 ' a ur am oarMAIM ' meeting Monday ISSUE/From page I ing Susan Shetler, Doug Ross, Brian Clarke, Elizabeth Roy and Jane Weist — would like to see material that is not sex- ually explicit, that does not make any reference to homosexuality as an accept- able lifestyle and that places a greater emphasis on abstinence. Bev Freedman, board superintendent of programmes, maintains the material is used to "streetproof' vulnerable devel- opmentally delayed students against sex- ual abuse. However some trustees argue the Life Facts kit resem- bles a how-to manual rather than an educational tool in streetproofrng. "I don't think it's appropri- ate at all:' says Oshawa trustee Jane Weist, who voted in favour of reviewing the pro- gramme. "I don't feel good about this kit at all." Ms. Weist says she shares the FAC's views that the mate- rial is pornographic and pro- motes homosexuality as an ac- ceptable lifestyle. '�Considcring the public outcry ... I dont think it is acceptable:' says Ajax trustee Brian Clarke. "I don't think it does what (board stag say it's meant to do:' Mr. Clarke says the material seems more like a course in sexual health than sexual abuse awareness. "1 think it should be publicly re- viewed ... we should look at other models that are more ac- ceptable: " But, Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hopper, who is also vice-chair- man of the board's Special Education Advisory Com- mittee, says -you have to look at (the material) in the context it's being used. It is very graphic, but it's graphic be- cause it needs to be" She notes par- ents of special - needs students can see the Life Facts unit in its entirety -before permitting their children to take part. "T"he programme meets this particu- lar group of students' needs," says Scu- gog trustee Bobbie Drew. "I can't under- stand why when the parents have re- quested it we would deny it. "It's disappointing to have to put these families through this turmoil:" However, Oshawa trustee Susan Shetler, who called on the board to re- view the material, says she questions whether parents are "fully aware" of what's being used in the classroom. She reports the kit and pictures are "extreme- ly sexually explicit" and says there is no need to use such ma- terial in the public school sys- tem. "To me it's just a sex man- ual." Whitby trustee Elizabeth Roy says she's disappointed to hear so many people have received misinformation about the pro- gramme and its use. "in all honesty I think there should be something there for (developmentally delayed) young adults ... they do need graphic material.- "I aterial""I really think the people this serves are the ones we have to be most sensitive to," says Nancy Loraine, trustee for Uxbridge and Brock. She adds she doesn't have a problem with the pro- gramme and would support its continua- tion. "At some point all we can do is say this is what's right and why we believe it's right," says Mr. Ruddell. SUSAN SHETLER `Sex manual' Beat the Rush Get Cool, Stay Cool with our Spring Air Conditioning Special Now there's a way to get cool and stay cool even in the honest weather. 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Mr. Ruddell reports the FAC released praise reports to area churches last fall on Ajax trustee Brian Clarke, Whitby `tnutees Elizabeth Roy and Doug Ross and Oshawa trustees Susan Sheller and Jane Weist. "We knew in the past some of them had very -pro family values consistent with some of our beliefs;' says Mr. Rud - dell, who points out the trustees supported by the FAC are not necessarily members of the organization. He says the purpose of the praise reports is not to instruct voters who to vote for but to indicate those trustee candi- dates are people the community "may want to take a serious look at and may want to support. We didn't officially say 'Please vote for these people'. Our goal is to make sure the ;people who are voting are educated." DUNN'SIN THE W1 OSHAWA CENTRE 1 10 MIN= OIL CHANGE CENTRE , NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, ' WARRANTY APPROVED 1 OIL CHANGE SPECIAL 1 1 tom` CHL 116 tSim l yr, 't 1 IRADIGift ATO es available 1 S" & M" FLU." 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Complete results of the 1997 survey, along with a "Durham College graduates are job -ready on day labour market analysis and related employment in - one," says Margaret Greenley, director of career and formation. are published in the college's career and employment services. "That's our promise. We are, employment report. For a copy, call 721-3034 or (- known for keeping promises to our students, the 8(X)-461-0738 after March 25. community and the employers. " Durham Col- ` lege President D Gary Polonsky / says the total 95.5 I�. per cent success rate is attributable to several things, including the col- lege's strategic decisions to adjust the programme sup bmto "mix" to better recorld ort, - flect the job mar- kehilt and the Em- aw gets ployer Guarantee. 900CL�. I'm delighted w to have our place- (t merit rate leap back to where it was before the re - L MM P utharized Drakre coNn,wn us sassnit,- Says.. 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L IS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦Editorial Principals41 p don't belong in unions More folly on the Bill 160 front: Teachers' unions are launching a legal challenge next week to keep principals and vice -principals in their bargain- ing units. Here at home, local union leaders trotted out more colourful rhetoric about the right to freedom of association, the right to decide, etc., etc. Nowhere, however, have they explained how their move to lobby for a closed union shop (where you must join the union, regardless of your person- al beliefs or inclination or, in this case, profession- al status) provides such freedom of association. These same union leaders led their membership to strike illegally last year, shutting down schools and forcing thousands of Durham Region parents to scramble for alternate arrangements for their chil- dren. Parents certainly didn't enjoy any right to choose in that instance. And what of Durham union leader Pat Jermey's assertion that the effect of removing administrators from the federation will create a "disruption" and result in "quite a change in the way we do busi- ness...?" If only such concern were shown for those who opposed the teachers' illegal strike last fall. Surely even the teachers' unions would agree that a prima- ry goal of the Ontario government's education re- form package is to implement "change in the way we do business." Clear leadership and effective management are important functions at any place of employment. That can certainly be applied in a school atmos- phere. Principals are not just symbolic leaders; they make key decisions on a daily basis, lead the em- ployment team, ensure goals are set and achieved. By definition, that's chiefly a management func- tion. Don't be fooled by the fancy rhetoric of the fed- erations. This is not about freedom of association, the right to decide, or even — as the unions contend — the "government's mishandling of education." It's about the unions' assumption the teachers are right and the government is wrong. And never mind the many thousands of children caught in the mid- dle of what is shaping up to be another unnecessary stand-off between the two. To respond to this editorial call Infosoume at Ifosource 683-7040 and dial 5111 v Letters to the editor Make chairman's selection a democratic one To the editor: Since the municipal election last November, I have read a lot of opin- ions and received a few phone calls from the residents in our region about the appointment of the Durham chairman. This shows that there will be a lot of people sup- porting me when I take the issue to the next level. But first I must clear up some- thing. In my letter dated Dec. 7, 1997 I stated that the Regional chairman should be elected by the people of our region during the mu- nicipal election. And while this is open to all residents of Durham, I believe there will be enough candi- dates for this position. If not, then perhaps there should not be a Re- gional council, but that is another issue. The next level that I would like to take this to is clearly the provin- cial government. We must start communicating with all the provin- cial representatives in Durham and convince them that it is in the best interest of residents to choose the Regional chairman in the next mu- nicipal election and introduce the same change throughout the province. To those people who feel strong- ly about making the Regional chair- man's selection a democratic one, I say now is the time for them to join me and put this request to the Province. Bottom line, folks, I need your support to make this happen! Are you with me? Martin Olenroot, Ajax Tories will force longer hospital waits To the editor: Re the Feb. I I News Advertiser story headlined `Patients don't blame hospital for delay': I took my son to Ajax -Pickering Genual Hospital at about 8 p.m. on Feb. 7 to be checked out for a possi- ble fiacttue of his wrist We waited three hours before being called and moved to another area to wait again. We waited one hour more to be seen by an emergency doctor and then waited another half hour to be taken to the x-ray department A total of four -and -a -half hours for an x-ray! The government says it is mak- ing things better with its cutbacks. In a few years when the Progressive Conservatives have everything in place, we will be waiting 10 hours instead! Karl Bingham, Aiaw BLAKE PURDY r&TrM Editor Fix our hospital MPPEcker, MPs Longfield and McTeague, may we have your attention, PLEASE! Can you tell your bosses — Mr. Harris and Mr. Chretien — that we're not altogether happy with the job they're doing as OUR public servants. Tell them that we the taxpayers are particularly peeved with their finger -pointing over the crisis in our hospitals. Premier Harris claims that Ottawa is forcing Ontarians to choose between job creation and health care, noting that Tuesday's federal bud- get failed to restore funding for the latter. Prime Minister Chretien fires back that the provinces, es- pecially Ontario, are mishandling health-care funds- and undsand blaming the fads for their own bad fiscal deci- sions. Who's right? It doesn't matter, Ms. Ecker, Ms. Longfield and Mr. McTeague. All that matters is that your leaders — our lackeys — fix it. Remind Messrs. Harris and Chretien that we elected them to ensure Ontario remains the best province in the country and Canada continues to be the best nation in the world. And that one of the best yardsticks for measuring that is the quality of health care provided to the ill and injured. Tell the premier and the prime minister that we'll do the finger -pointing, thank you. And that right about now we are doing just that — and it's not the index finger. You see, those of us who live or work in Ajax and Pickering are becoming increasingly frustrated by the fact that we can't get treated in the emergency department at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. We know it's not the fault of the hospital or the health- care professionals who work there. In fact, patients who've been unable to get care at emerg. and some who've waited interminable lengths of time to be seen have told the News Advertiser in stories and letters that they don't blame the hospital. Instead, they point the finger at government cutbacks that have left our hospital in critical condition:..and you know which finger they're pointing. The situation turned even more ridiculous this past week when ambulance attendants told Ajax Mayor Steve Parish, who was injured when hit by a car while riding his bike, that they couldn't take him to Ajax -Pickering hospital because it was over- crowded. Now, Mayor Parish is far too polite to point fingers. But, not so for taxpayers irate over hospital cut- backs at a time when our elderly population is in- creasing. So, Ms. Ecker, Ms. Longfield and Mr. McTeague, Messrs. Harris and C hre lien, cough up the money to make our hospitals well again. Or else you face the prospect of voters turning their thumbs down at you in the next election. Blake Purdy is a regular contributor to our Sunday collum rotation. To respond to this colmnn call Infos- ourre at 683-7040 and dial 5108. 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Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. ;published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 JANICE O'NEIi., Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Managers httpJ/www.durhamnews.net �7 News in brief from Ajax and Pickering MPP meets with families of disabled Minister of Community and So- cial Services and Durham West MPP Janet Ecker will meet with families of the developmentally - handicapped at a public forum. Hosted by the Durham Coalition of Families, the meeting will he held Tuesday, March 24 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the McLean Com- munity Centre, 95 Magill Ave., Ajax. Special Ser- vices at Home, Individualized Funding, the government doc- ument Making Services Work JANET for People and ECKER the Levels of public forum Support frame- work are among the issues to be addressed. All are welcome to attend. For more information, call Jenny Schledermann at 619-0782 (Ajax), Albin Annetter at 509-1141 (Pickering) or Madeline Lavin at 668-0852 (Whitby). Area high school girls can apply for scholarship Wanted: Femalo high school stu- dents who'll attend university next year. The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Federation of Univer- sity Women is offering a special scholarship to celebrate its 10th an- niversary. While the federation has offered scholarships each year since its in- ception as part of its mandate to promote education at all levels, this year's award of $1,000 is larger than any previous scholarship. Applicants will be required to complete an application and write about their proposed area of study. Special consideration will be given to thixse students who have commu- nity service or student government experience or who are working part-time. A reference letter from one teacher must be included in the application, which must be submit- ted by the end of March. For more information, or to ob- tain an application form, contact your school's guidance office. • � ♦ .,.sem t t4:■s..r.s .v.. 'tel t., . • Cheaters never prosVERTISER per... Few Durham Region pupils take the calculated risk BY SUZANNE IZZARD SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER Even if they never try it, students know cheating is a last resort, night -before -essay - is -due method of getting the job done and, they hope, making the grade. It's a calculated risk, and the endless re- sources now available on the Internet make it easier than ever. But, few Durham -area students seem to be taking the chance. Durham College president Gary Polon- sky reports only one or two students are caught cheating on tests or assignments each year. "Crib notes and plagiarism — passing off someone else's ideas as your own — are the most common forms of cheating, but it's actually uncommon. It happens infre- quently and really isn't a problem," says Mr. Polonsky. A self -declared optimist, Mr. Polonsky attributes this small number to the fact pupils at his college earn their grades and they know the perils of cheating. "I like people and tend to trust them," he says. "The majority of the student body is hard-working and respectful of values. Aca- demic dishonesty is included in the student code of conduct to let people know it's not acceptable." A student can be kicked out of class for being caught cheating just once. After a third offence, students caught cheating are normally dismissed from the college with no possibility of re -admission for three years. At the high school level, Durham's pub- lic and separate school boards do not have blanket policies on cheating. It's left up to individual schools to determine what is considered cheating and to enforce the rules. Alan Nesmith, vice-principal of Exeter High School in Ajax, says to his knowledge instances of cheating are few and far be- tween among high school students. He agrees strict penalties and a clear definition of what is considered cheating helps as a deterrent, but says teaching methods are an- other way to curb academic dishonesty. "With collaborative learning there are rarer instances of cheating because kids team up to work on assignments," Mr. Ne- smith explains. "When kids work together there's a greater opportunity to share ideas and have peers edit your work." One OAC student attending Exeter High School, who asked not to be named, backed up the belief most pupils, especially those in senior grades, don't often cheat. "Copying homework happens usually in Grades 9 to 1 I," the student says. "In the older grades you know you have to do the work. I've only heard of one student who DIANE HAMRE `Hand of ,friendship' Durham College president Gary Polonsky says few students resort to cheating. A student code of conduct at the school is used 'to let people know it's not accept- able. was caught plagiarizing an essay, and that was at least two years ago." She admits she used to lend her home- work to friends. "When I was in Grade 9 I used to let some friends copy my work. You want to fit in, and if a student sounds desperate you want to help. My friends know I don't do it anymore so they don't ask." Jim Weaver, principal of Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School in Pickering, also says he finds academic dishonesty is rare among students and agrees the way kids learn can affect whether or not they cheat. "There's a process of checking an essay as it is being developed," says Mr. Weaver. "Students meet with teachers to explain their thinking as they work on the essay. and this is part of the marking process. If students want to make reference to some- thing they found on the Internet, for exam- ple, they must include it in their bibliogra- phy Pamela Christoff, principal of Exeter High School, says when teachers' expecta- tions are clearly outlined students are less likely to cheat. "There's a framework in place to help kids. Teachers outline their expectations. We have a style guide to help students cre- ate bibliographies and properly cite quotes. Kids are very sophisticated but wehaven't run up against cheating on the Internet." Mr. Nesmith says jobs keep many stu- dents busy and they may be tempted to take shortcuts with their work. "But, when you get down to it, it doesn't matter why the kid had cheated. The con- cern is to help the student. He's in a fix and we have to help him." Internet: Study tool or web to deceive? The Internet makes available more in- formation than ever before and is a valu- able research tool for both students and leachers. However, there are some web- sites that provide essays for students to pass off as their own. Students at both Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School in Pickering and Exeter High School in Ajax must read a consent form and have their parents sign it before they are allowed to use the Internet at school. Following is an excerpt of the Pine Ridge acceptable use agreement: • Access to the Internet is a privilege. • The dictionary defines plagiarism as "taking ideas or writing from another person and offering them as your own." Cutting and pasting ideas into your docu- ment is very easy to do. Credit must be given to the author. • If the material is from a WWW Home - ,,page, the full URL (website address) and title must be given (e.g., ',httpJ/www.cnn.com (Cable News Net- w.,work Homepage)). • A responsible user may use the Internet oto research assigned classroom projects. =- Websites visited by students at Exeter Viand Pine Ridge are monitored by faculty. ,Students at Durham College are not ,,required to sign an Internet consent form. € b^c-._'�vdA'S'Sim'Y�-.tk:.e.:.:�.�`"'F$E'..a�3"S<•'+L�S�'•... Quebec can bepartitioned, Durham sa YS Councillors Confwm In a unanimous vote, councillors stay in Canada. No one here won't supported a motion stating all Cana - belief in United dians can remain part of the country even if their province decides to se - Canada at meeting cede.Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre If Quebec separates, communities Presented the motion with Whitby Councillor Gerry Emm. in that province that want to remain I have no problem reaching out a in Canada should be permitted to hand of friendship," Coun. Hamre stay, Durham Regional Council voted said. "I support those who vote to _.... �'Wpdne,sday. . _ _ > _ K -. .. - ..... . say Canada isn't the best country to live in." Council added a line to the mo- tion, noting Durham Region "sup- ports and believes in a united Cana- da". Oshawa Councillor John Gray said, "The separatists say Canada is divisible. Then Quebec is divisible." PAGE s - THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 19" Spring Home and Garden'Show atPickering trade centre PICKERING — Durham's largest Show visitors will have the chance to win a Goligers Travel Plus. 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Ajax's Exeter High School ripped on website BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER AJAX —A website claiming Ajax's Ex- eter High School is run like a prison and hated by students fails to present an accu- rate picture of pupil morale, says the prin- cipal. The site, created by an anonymous Ex- eter graduate, claims students are subjected to "tyranny and oppression" by the school's administration. "It's a bit dramatic;" says Exeter princi- pal Pamela Christoff. "It resembles mod- ern-day graffiti... it's on a website instead of a washroom wall" Ms. Christoff, who says she read the web page last week, reports she knows who wrote it. "It's not a surprise:' She describes the student as "a very deeply troubled person" who took excep- tion to the school's rules while attending Exeter. The website author, who is not named on the page, claims on the Internet it was created by the Exeter Liberation Awareness Organization. "The administration rules the school with an iron fist;' claims the website. "It's their way or the highway. "It's often like living in a prison; only prisoners some- times seem to have more freedom" The page provides 15 answers to the question "Why does Exeter Suck?" as ex- amples of rules that are perceived to be un- fair, including: no card playing in the cafe- Loeat*n lhftp //vvv 9eoeiti►s com/Athens/Oracle/9709/ Integrated Learning GEOCITIES RANK MY SITE TAYE ATOUP. PAY PCH AT ATHENS PAGES LIKE MINE SEARCH SEND THIS PAGE FOR FEATURES CAMPS TECHNOLOGICAL • 16 students • venue for primary research — data http://WWW .geocities.rom/Area51/Labyrinth/3439/ FRAMEWORK WHY WE HATE EXETER HIG H SCHOOL Pleak for -Ave nw- for Ilk- lack of graphical illustration& on this pada- It W.o extremely difficult to find:utythilyt appropriate for 11H: t -'Pit. ti•,wevtr. my thinkin -n tha matter is this: For thoce that risit a site xiwh :« this ono. purely for pictures, this :ite really waSn t rnearrt for y..0 arrywby, tbr;ever. for those that despise tyrxIny and opprr;sion in all its forma: I h:.pe y. -n will take a little bit of liner to read abnnt the plight, of the Exeter 114h school This Internet web site attacking Exeter High School in Ajax has attracted fans and foes. Exeter principal Pamela teria, no jeans on school trips, no smoking on school property and no hats inside the school. Ms. Christoff says Exeter's rules are in Christoff says the Internet site is 'a bit dramatic' and compares it to an Infor- mation Age version of graffiti. line with those at schools across the region. -I think as a parent reading (the list of rules). I'd say 'great, I want my child to go there."' The web page also includes a guest book that invites comment on the Exeter experi- ence. A message posted by Rowdy Girl, who claims to he a teacher in the Durham Dis- trict School Board, encourages students to "fight the power." She writes, "Your administrators sound just like those at my school. The really scary thing for my husband (also a teacher) and me is that these people will now get to decide who gets prep time and who does- n't. Yikes! If you think teachers are cranky now, wait 'til next fall." Another message posted by Dawn Kendrick states the author of the website "took the words right out of my mouth. Our administration has WAY too much power" Ms. Christoff says she noticed several messages posted by current Exeter stu- dents. While she feels it's "really foolish" of pupils to add their comments, she says, "The names aren't surprising." Ms. Christoff also reports student morale and involvement at Exeter is ..great." She says the school has been recognised on several occasions for students' success in athletics and math competitions and has been commended by the Ministry of Edu- cation and Training for the volunteer ef- forts of its pupils. "We have a great culture here;" she says. 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P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 199" - PAGE 13 Dad assails board as disabledlose twins busingAjax rom school to Picke rip daycare g Pickering resident says family received little notice of change By SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER A Pickering family has been left search- ing for a new day-care centre for their two developmentally delayed daughters after being told transportation for their children would be cancelled. Until the end of January busing was pro- vided to take five-year-old twins Natalie and Melodic Ireland from Ajax's Lord Durham Public School to their day-care centre in Claremont each afternoon, says their father John Ireland. However, approximately three weeks ago, he says his family received notice on a Friday afternoon that busing would be can- celled as of the following week. "We were under the impression that our children, for this year, would be bused;" he says, so the cancellation has caused a "major disruption in our life". However, Mary -Ann Nova, facilitator for the Durham District School Board's associ- ated and developmental programmes, says discussions with the Ireland family about coming transportation changes have been going on for several months. "They were aware there were going to he changes happening from the beginning ttf September," she says, noting the board isn't mandated to provide transportation for stu- dents. She notes busing is still being provided to transport the twins between their Picker- ing home and their Ajax school as special circumstances often mean children are moved across school boundaries to the most suitable classroom situation. As for busing the children from their school to their day-care centre, Ms. Nova says it's "not a common practice:' and pro- viding transportation for the Ireland twins was "very expensive. "It was done on a short-term basis;" she says. "We were working with our hearts and had hoped (alternate day care) arrangements would have been made much sooner." While Mr. Ireland says the family is looking for a day-care centre closer to home, he reports it's difficult to find a facil- ity able to accommodate his daughters' needs. He says he understands there are cut- backs in the school system, but adds he has a problem with the way routes are being slashed. "They just give you a day's notice and you're supposed to change your entire life;' he says. Fortunately, his wife, who works as a nurse in Stouffville, has been able to alter her schedule for the last few weeks to drive her children to the day-care centre. "« hen I was a kid they bused csershr,�i� nor l ,( nt he bused," he sans. photo by Ron Pletroniro John Ireland is angry that busing privi- little notice. He says the decision has _�. for his children were cut off with caused a 'major disruption. photo by A.J. Groep Just between me andy ou... Judge Terry Farell examines one of the fe- the Canadian National Cat Club, brought line competitors in the all breed class at a felines and those who love them together _cat show at the Pickering Recreation Com- for a day of good will and stiff competition. plex last weekend. The event, organized by The show was a cat lover's meow. Learn about the history of Frenchman's Bay PICKERING — The Pickering Township Historical Society is holding a general meeting Tuesday, March 10 at the Pickering Recreation Complex, beginning at 7:30 p.m. .Society president Tom Mohr will present a discussion and slides on `The History of Frenchman's Bay'. . The bay has a history which goes back many thousands of years -and has figured .greatly in the shaping of the community everyone now knows as Pickering. All are welcome to attend what promises to be an interesting presentation on Pickering's local heritage. The meeting will be followed by a social time and light refreshments. Admission is free. For more information call Mr. Mohr at 839- 1221. Canadian Tire Pickering WEEKDAY 'SPECIAL mumFREE march �i Lube, Oil & Filter ""aal on any service work over $200' • Install up to 5 litres of Castrol GTX motor oil • Install Motomaster oil filter • Check all fluids • Check belts & hoses • Check brakes • Check exhaust • Visual chassis check tires, batteries and taxes AWN T= CCN OF 2 TUMS • Our " r - - nd, trained %x*wri :km use the latest. ownp Aeraed eq VnWW1t b help extend the WNW We of your fres. • They will inspect all key oonporlarNs, n aasure aA tour wheels and •dry ftM casbrcamber and we as required lristallation of rear -wheel stuns and adiusbnerft extra, if required 24 99 •Most Cars Trucks dt Mini Vans $29.99 Ma.�mum protecttOn a9a'nst +�scovtr an0 tne�mai orea•pown WH M TME OWALLATM OF 2 FRONT sTIMS DID YOU KNOW? It your shocks and struts are not functioning property or need replacement, ask 11= 1. What's keeping your Ores on the road? 7. Mow much control do you have if your tires are not in contact with the road? CANADIAN TIRE SERVICE • Pickering Only 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool 839-8124 Servia llotas: Mw+ri, 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p nL = Sattrday 7:30 am - 6:00 pxL, Sunday 9:30 a.la - 5:00 p.m. i1�MaM�•awlrt•�! �� GOODAEAR C J • PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1"s :DurhamCollegeformsnce wiaia Programme launched in parntership with Microsoft Need a job'.' A new 17 -week computer pro- gramme at Durham College could lead job -seekers into one of up to 20,000 po- sitions paying $30,000 to $70,000 annu- ally. Durham College has hooked up with Microsoft Canada to offer the pro- gramme — although students must have some previous computer experience. The new partnership was unveiled Tuesday at Durham College's Skills Training Centre in Whitby. The first cer- tificate programme, called 'Microsoft Certified Professional Systems Engi- neer,' will begin next month. "It's an honour for Durham College to be partnered with a highly -respected industry leader like Microsoft:" says Brian Black, the school's executive di- rector of computer information systems. After completing the programme. students can write the Microsoft certifi- cation exam, says Mr. Black. The aim of the programme is to fill a huge skill gap that exists in the information technology field. he says. '-Frere are probably an estimated 15,000 to 20.000 unfilled information technology positions in Canada today:' says Mr. Black. People who complete the pro- gramme would be qualified to work in the computer field for companies rang- ing from EDS to banks to smaller b usi- Billboard 1fONDAI-, 'MARCH 2 RUG HOOKING: The Ajax Rug Hookers meet at 7:30 p.m. at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Ex- eter Rd., Ajax. Anyone interested in traditional rug hooking is welcome. 427-8630 (Janice). TUESDAI-, MARCH 3 TOASTMASTERS: Pickering Pow- erhouse Toastmasters meet Tuesday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade office, 1099 Kingston Rd., suite 224, Pickering. Toastmasters is an international orga- nization dedicated to promoting and improving speaking. listening and thinking skills through its member- ship. 831-8564. PARENT SUPPORT: The Associa- tion for Parent Support Groups holds its local weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of children involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or par- ent abuse. Call 1-800-488-5666 for lo- cation. BUSINESS: Durham Contact Ex- change, a non-profit group of business professionals, meets Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 am. at The Victorian Garden Restaurant, 60 Randall Dr., Ajax. Vis- itors and new members welcome. Re- serve, 428-6272 (Anne Perala). SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Hillary Ofer of Fragile Feathers, a bird rehabilitation centre, will speak. 619-0315. 1QUILTERS: The Durham Trillium Quilters' Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. at Rundle Park Community Centre, 41 Park Rd. S., Oshawa. 623-7892 (Joan S%499), 728-334(Jr(jmeq Maw1es). , fi� fl.tt�lF#a1�Y ► 711sti<t# # tt2 baa >E to i'! ncsses, says Mr. Black. The partnership is part of Microsoft Canada's Skills 2000 programme, aimed at "training today's workforce for tomorrow's technology:' says Denise Cuthbert, Microsoft's Skills 2(XX) programme manager. Microsoft has invested about $1 million implementing its Skills 2000 programme at Durham College, Loyalist Col- lege in Belleville and Toronto's Humber Col- lege, she says. FM h computer giant "We're facing a crisis, not only at Microsoft, but across the industry — we can't find enough skilled people to install and run our technology:' says Ms. Cuthbert. The goal of the programme is to train unem- ployed and underemployed individuals, she says. Students entering the programme must have a working knowledge of Windows 3.1, Windows 95 and pass a hands-on competency test. Chris Cruikshank, co-ordinator of the Mi- crosoft programme at Durham College, says the demand for the programme has been over- whelming. "We've had 800 calls from the community re- garding this:" he says, noting the college has re- sponded to demand and will implement a night programme. For more information on the programme, phone the school at 721-3370. I :.= . -l- - X71 ,. ' _JdAiLitaff AV A elk�....u.. _ U c t - l7 All Homb'on 5010ts in an Exclusive Coug car Ud� VA08un must �ocou... «.--GW&iAwd Waatom `Gr,40 Aomes by o4vilax . parklaxh. 0)e you are looking eor a heaut4xl 5�rrx+�t�► �iatataas peowd m our spacioxs 2400-25(x0 custom er,40 kome ' in ax atlraetive park -like r . E,. 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Available, the number of compensated lost nerve damage, British researchers said sufferers and a group of "at risk" office The British Chartered Society y of �ftme injuries for RSI ailments jumped from Y recently. workers functioned during a two year 25 per cent to 6,283. g y period Physiotherapy welcomed the study and urged .Medical and legal experts \have often � the government to guarantee national .:_Greening said that �ill additton to dismissed complaints of chronic pain in Keyboard users `' Standards for diagnosis and treatment. confirming casea'the•inlxortteter will improve .fingers and hands, but new medical research > Although RSI is most closely associated diagnosis & treatment of RSP by testing gives the clearest indication. yet .that the pain blamed on injuries linked to intensive keyboard use are Q with keyboard use, it affects a wide range of ptrople's sensitivity to vibrations. iYerve damage teapte doing repetitive wor]c inclydng "We can screen groups that maybe at risk -Etre result ofdarriage to'sensory nerves in the b � ±'2•t'inusicians; checkoutclerks and assembly line of suffering from RSI". -she said. tf detected hand. The found that people with RSI had emliloyees• early enough changes in the work practices "RSI can often be misdiagnosed because reduced sensitivity to vibration in the hand'_ ,Repetitive strain injury is Ede fastest can be made and, if necessary, early } treatment can be im letnented. Repetlitilve rain s are real.]' w. From your community Physiotherapy Clinic. Don't live with pain. Physiotherapy helps you. NO MEDICATION • NO NEEDLES WE'LL HELP YOU NATURALLY Effective non surgical treatment is available. Phone today for an appointment. r I : Also, we are specialists in treating: 9 • Back and neck pain • Motor vehicle accidents .'symptoms are varied and non-specific in area. The reduction was evert more a nt - Work and sports iniunes • Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, M.S: lin • Muscle cramps 8 soreness - Tendinitis, strains and sprains nature, often with no obvious sign of injury after keyboard use when another aerve to the • All muscle cramps - skeletal conditions Dr intiammation," physiot3torapist. Jane hand, tate uhsar nerve w,as also darted, ' Extended health benefits. MVA and school insurance, NCB coverage Greeririing of University College Lotdoa said -AIdmugh the "at. risk'` group hand too RSi All doctor s referrals & walk-ins 7n a sfatemartt. _. syrnpt� m -many also showed a w arked welcomed. _ "rhe Pam, suf Bred is otters atttibutc-d to .. ie��ioet.in vibraion serosa. � Whites Road Physiotherapy smess or a poor State of lMAW Walove, sew 'n,e`rese> rttt, , � �y a d>arity ��� I 0 l & Sport Injury Clinic Since 1988 "dos stud? that a trey femur of this cundickm, fiction Researckt and published in the iVt :is- minor [terve damage, especiatr* to Slit. tntart ti l �W� Of Occupational acrd THE MEDICAL CLINIC medim�`t(��,�)" Environmmt Health, Could have implicanoas j905) 4Z0-0647 720 SHEPPARD AVE. UNIT 8 GreeningJird siol Est -M Bnwe: 'for undastaadi PICKERING, ONT. L1 V 1G5 off ng trio. disorder ttlat aRticts `At last. , nd nate re if Annemarie Leepel BSC. P.T. Reg. Physiotherapist Clinic Director Scher >iw eve Air >t how the ' 1 Fftwillime+ to 0: Can I claim my hearing aids on my income tax? A: Yes! In the 1997 Federal Budget Audiologists are now allowed to certify an individual's eligibility for the Disability Tax Credit re V t PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 1. 1998 PAIN GONE 41% 1�0 Feature The therapy combines the most effective medical and non- medical therapies that are available today and it focuses on the root -cause of the pain by re -balancing the neuro -musculoskeletal system from head to toe. Can you recall a time that you woke up feeling painfree, youthful and refreshed? Do you remember when you were able to work around the house, tend to the garden, lift up the little -ones or swing a golf club (or engage in any recreational activity) without straining your back or neck? Unfortunately for most of us, back pain, neck pain and headaches have become a constant companion -- an unwelcome, pesky foe that interferes when we'd like to get things done. Fortunately, there is a completely new, integrative therapy called Acupractic Balancing that was developed by a team of medical and chiropractic physicians in order to treat pre -Olympic athletes suffering from these conditions. BACKPAIN, NECKPAIN, or HEADACHES? Are you the weekend warrior? D Don't wait any longer for C the reliefyou deserve e erve....... CHIROPRACTIC CONK is roady to fn=U all your *Accepting new patients •Treatment of athletic injuries •Registered Massage Therapist •NO cost above OHW for children of patients WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? FREE Ca sulatim • complete a Partial Dentures • Same day reins & repairs • Evening & Saturday appts. PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING (SUPERCENTRE PLAZA) _ ,..,.y..;0-• Acupractic Balancing is clinically proven to have a high success rate. In fact, patients only pay for the therapy if they're completely satisfied. Dr. Rusinek helped to develop the system. He is a participant and trainer in the IIL.H (International Ice In addition, he is a member of the OCA, CCA and Physical Medicine Research Foundation (PMRF). Call (905) 427-1226 for a free, no obligation consultation. Appointments are still available for March. PAIN GONE Acupruclic Balancing A completely new, clinically proven treatment to relieve back pain, neck pain and headaches. Developed by a team of medical and chiropractic physicians to treat pre -Olympic athletes. Drug-free treatment. Pay only if satisfied. Call (905) 427-1226 for a free, no -obligation consultation. Dr. J. Rusinek - Clinic Director Hockey Federation) in Europe. He has beenROUGEMOUNT active in pre -Olympic competitions in Denmark, Belgium, Bulgaria, Spain, Andorra, • and other European countries. I*. Dr. Rusinek is one of only a handful of doctors in Canada that is certified in myoimaging (sEMG) from an accredited institution and he is the first chiropractor to participate in orthopedic rounds at Mount Sinai Hospital. He is a member of the newly formed Acupuncture Council of Ontario and he has been accepted into Chirocare2000, which is founded on clinical excellence and ethical care. 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When gentle pressure is applied to these reflexes in the feet or hands, congestion blocking the natural flow of the body's energy begins releasing, improving and elimination, reducing tension which allows the body to begin Greenwood Holistic 1Health normalizing. REFLEXOLOGY g relax. Once the muscles start to notjustanotherfootxussage Our feet are one of the hardest -relax the natural energy in our By Sherri Hart TAI CHI working parts of our bodies. They bodies flows more efficiently and IV With Dave Houston are amazing, not only do they effectively to the organs. Shiatsu Massage Therapy Classes mart March 2 Open up your energy Mondays, 9:30-11:30 a.m. sustain considerable pounding on Shiatsu Massage has been By Dianne Palachik To register a daily basis, they are also a proven effective in helping relieve :all 619-1405 for anapp't. window to our inner bodies. By headaches, frozen shoulder, back, A peaceful countn- retreat treating our feet to a Reflexology leg and arm pain as well as Highway 7 and Westney Treatment, not only do we sooth increasing energy, memory and ( t0 min. from downtown Pickering) these hard working extremities, productivity. we help relieve tension in our Dianne Palachik has a diploma shoulders, stress in our organs, rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr In Shiatsu Massage from The and increase our overall sense of r Happy Hearts Month well being and balance. Shiatsu Centre in Toronto and has r trained with Shiatsu Masters, Ted r Our natural holistic, "hands on" approach has r Shiatsu or Finger Pressure Saito of Toronto and Michael W provided relief for many people just like you. 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MACLEOD, MD 1-11-1 N I DIFFERENCE Oshawa (lini(, 117 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario l l H 189 '_,HERZ _ __ . EYE A. INSTITUTE%K NW* M�i.a dMdt • www'ie►'"O'uw • �c�°ate r RettrewntResiderwe We've been a proud member of your 'Community for over 16 years. In this time, Orchard Villa has earned a reputation for providing ft. him ctualityl of- Comfort •. and seCuw4 aFvaftble to area,seniors. Our dedicated and lean staff ir>rMifieYw, o ex perieme all the I ICle, x x a k service r ?��i • � S a3' So SNOW i Tn I 955 VALLEY FARM ROAD, PICKERING, ONT. ll V P PAGE 19 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1998 e JA �06t))JO 1 � � I Clinic Wed., March 11 - 9:30-4:30 If heart disease is North America's #1 killer, ,war cholesterol is its partner in crime. Unless you have been living on Mars for the last five years or so, you've probably heard a lot about cholesterol and how important it is to keep its levels in your blood p low. Too much of this white, waxy, fat -like Q, B substance building up in your arteries can lead to a Y ' f>' heart attack or stroke. So Just what is cholesterol and how �- much of it should you have circulating Zia •,O in your bloodstream? We need small amounts of this fatty stuff for our bodies to work properly and to - it. Learn to love fish, turkey, and chicken. - Prepare stews, casseroles, and soup stock ahead of time and refrigerate till cowl; then skim off the congealed fat. - Make gravies after the fat has been removed from the dripping. Use low fat ( 11/) or fat-free dairy products. - Cook with canola, sunflower, corn, olive, or soy oils instead of shortening, lard, or butter. - Add herbs and spices to vegetables. Sprinkle lemon juice over cooked broccoli or cauliflower instead of margarine or butter. - Be an avid label reader! Many processed foods are made with shortening, lard, hydrogenated palm or coconut oil, or cocoa butter -- all of which are saturated fats. And be wary of foods labeled "no 5.2 mmol/L. But there is more; it cholesterol". While they may not contain manufacture important hormones. The body actually produces cholesterol on its own. Every T �' is also important to measure the cholesterol, they" ay be !oaded with day, the liver churns out is own supply. But when components to determine how saturated fat. Coconut oil is a perfect too much of this wax ends up in our bloodstream. 4�'� much of your total blood example of that. it attaches to the inside walls of the arteries, the cholesterol is made up of high Finally, if diet and vessels that carry blood, oxygen, and nutrients to density lipoprotein (HDL) and .� exercise do not work to every cell in our bodies. In much the same way that how much is low density ,�� lower your cholesterol to tartar builds up on our teeth, the excess cholesterol lipoprotein (LDL). safe levels, your doctor settles on the artery walls and forms plaque HDL cholesterol has been called "good" may want you to take deposits. This build-up can scar and narrow the cholesterol, because it actually cleanses medication, especially if you have other passageway and eventually block it completely. your arteries, scraping away the build-up of risk factors for heart disease as well. But Cholesterol is also found in some foods __ fat deposits along the artery walls, and in even if your doctor does prescribe especially fatty foods -- and we take it into our effect "mopping up" these deposits. Your cholesterol-lowering drugs, you will still bodies when we eat. Unfortunately, the typical HDL cholesterol level should be above 0.9 have to stick to your low-fat diet and North American diet contains so much fat that by mmol/L. exercise routine. Controlling your intake the time people reach their teens, many already LDL cholesterol is the -bad- of dietary fat and cholesterol is still the have plaque deposits in their arteries. cholesterol, because this is the stuff that main line of defense against clogged builds up on your arteries and clogs them. arteries. And no matter how effective the �Your LDL cholesterol level should be medicine, careless eating can undo its -ne� , below 3.4 mmoUL. good effect. ..� Your risk of heart attack and other Unlike many of the other risk factors for Doctors L;" this narrowing of the arteries caused complications begins to rise when your heart disease, high cholesterol is one we by deposits of plaque -atherosclerosis'. The rest of total blood cholesterol level measures can do something about. And taking the us refer to it as "hardening of the arteries". A lot of between 5.2 and 6.2 mmoUL, and there is a steps to lower your cholesterol by people who die of "old age- actually dic of definite risk when your level is above 6.2 reducing the fat in your diet is one of the hardening of the arteries. The more plaque that mmon. But when you lower your healthiest things you can do. Making these builds up, the narrower the arteries become and the cholesterol level, your risk of health changes to your eating habits is not easy, less oxygen and nutrients that get delivered to the Problems goes down. For every I % drop in but your newly energized self will tell you body's organs. This process, if it is allowed to blood cholesterol, there is a 2% drop in the it's worth it! continue, causes things like angina pectoris (chest rate of fatal heart attacks. If you have any questions about your pains), stroke (clogging of the arteries that carry • Avoid fried foods. 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The way to do this is by going to your doctor - ar a pharmacy health day clinic and having , your blood tested. Your doctor or healthF ` )rofessional will measure your total blood .holesterol and your triglycerides. It is xalthiest to have cholesterol levels below �rvrt�rnrr >;a 4 • Free cotruMatioto R • No referral neeessary • Braces for adnks mW chilldirm - " Eveming aid Saturday aPPoiMments available wDr. Christopher -Tom Orthoaottldst Pkkering Town Centre; Lower Level AudloZoom .moms to on speech and brings it straight to your ear. Hearing Aids that truly wont In noise. Schedule an evaluation today with an Audiologist. An Audiologist is licensed in the Province of Ontario to prescribe Hearing Aids. Watch March 1 S/98 for the next Health & Fitness Feature theyouthcentre 360 Bayly St. W., Ajax is pleased to accept new patients! 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"I think we will continue to see new home sales rise," says Jamie Maclnnis, president of the Durham Region Home Builders' Association. "People are a lot more comfortable with the economy. It's very positive." New home sales across Durham Re- gion, including single -detached, semi-de- tached and townhouses, were 16.4 per cent higher last month than in January, 1997. The reasons for the increase, explains Mr. Macinnis, could include everything from a relatively mild month to strong auto sales at General Motors. "In Durham Region we are more linked to the auto industry and when it's going strong as it has in the past few years, the building industry does well;" says Mr. Macinnis. "I think that's where the job confi- dence is coming from" Among some other possible explana- tions for the increase, Mr. Macinnis says the fact that more home builders are of- fering incentives, such as free appliances, HE NEW MILLENNIUM PCON6'S PR'W Ht OMMUNN ABBESS ........................ . • aaoas 181 bedroom sures, =0 wah veers of Ootaw • `e— 24-hour PW commumg cud bnkapd p=ds • 4eps from dx PKking Togo resat. GO moor ad fh*w 401 he - am inch m prices from $104, 900 , .. 1111 DOUG TAYLOR Associate Broker � (�I �1'wov / to help first-time buyers on their way. Outside the region however, GTA new homes sales didn't do quite as well as those in Durham. Although new homes and condominiums were up 26 per cent in January over December, compared to Jan- uary, 1997 the numbers were down 21 per cent. "in total, the demand in January was pretty solid;' says Mary Lawson, presi- dent of the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association. "A year ago the market was blasting off as a wave of pent- up demand was unleashed. We're pleased to see some stability as we move forward into 1998" With the mild temperatures southern Ontario has experienced in recent years, says Ms. Lawson, new home sales peaks flatten out as building activity increasing- ly becomes a year-long process; that com- bined with a more educated consumer spreads buying trends out over the course of the year. "People understand the process very well," she says. "They want to know where they're going. They want to wait until the kids are out of school. If they're starting from scratch they're spending more time look- ing." EXPIRES 32" COLOR STEREO TV TOP An— r I 1 '-^-4; - V cad F01•. 1 4. _--MEN SOFA i CHAIR i LOW + ROPER Whirl 01 _ w ' Admiral • 2 LEVEL WASH •SOIL SETTLER FILTER AND MANY MORERE FEAR �1 { a.•:qq'�L I o0c �r t>f•��i3i$ LEATH • CUS�TUOM C LAWS, Sj1!� ; IT k� A, ___1 Inrw S'AM E v 1540 Dundas St. E. 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PAIL i op UTRI-GRAIN V les Box '7`25 g BOX PRICES .. . --- ' PAIGE 14 - THE NEWS AD'VEK ISER SUNDAY, MARCH 1. 1!!t Picke-rin Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 photo by Ron Pietronii Return to sender Sarah Middlebrook concentrates on setting up the spike during Lake Or taro Secondary School Athletics senior girls volleyball action betwee Dunbarton Nigh School and Eastdale Collegiate on Wednesday. Pickering tweens win third tourney gold PICKERING —'Ihe Pickering Dis- Persistent forechecking by Lindsa covery Place Day Care tween 'C' Vine, Lisa Murison, Kate Whitehead an ringette team defeated Mariposa 4-1 to Jovette McDonald frustrated Maripos } capture the gold medal at the recent Pick- skaters who were unable to mount man ering Ringette Tournament. scoring threats. Holly Sheldon an' The gold medal is the third title the Brooke Jamieson worked well on de Pickering tweens have captured this sea- fence. Goalie Amanda Dart made bi' son. They've also mined gold at the saves when they were needed. Markham and Etobicoke tourneys. _ The Pickering petites advanced to th In the final against Mariposa, Picker- final after defeating Ajax 5-2 in the semi ing won 4-1. The locals took the lead 13 final. Brandon scored twice, Boisoneau ,-# seconds into the contest on a goal by Cater and Whitehead notched one goa Amanda Wallace, assisted by Kate Boi- apiece. Assisting were Whitehead, Gold soneau and Kelly Dunn. Just over a smith, Amanda Wallace, Jamieson ane minute later, Lauren Goldsmith scored Vine. - what proved to be the game winner on an In the preliminary round, Pickering :unassisted marker. In the second period, went undefeated, beating Whitby 10-1 Lauren Brandon scored from Jessie Ajax 4-1 and Mariposa 3-0. Cater and Goldsmith in the first minute The team is coached and managed b3 of play. Four minutes later, Cater netted Herb Goldsmith, Brian Jamieson, Rot Pickering's final goal of the game. Cater, Bob Murison and Steve Dunn. Lacrosse league looks to net new players The Scarborough Saints Lacrosse As- a.m. to 2 p.m. #sociafon is looking for Ajax and Picker- Sign-up fees are $60 for players three ing players to fill its house league in the to six years; $95 for the first player ages coming season. seven to 18 years in a family and $75 for Registration is set`for Centennial each additional"chiki in the family. - Arena, at Markham Road and Ellesmere For more information call Bonnie Avppije, on Saturday, March 7 from 1.0 Campbell at 416-2848110. a n g Sports News Advertiser Pickering atoms sweep Ajax to the sidelines PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Dalt's In the series clincher, the Panthers played possi- Honda minor atom 'A' rep hockey team has moved bly their strongest game for a 4-2 victory to dispatch on to the second round of the playoffs after defeat- Ajax to the sidelines. After Ajax took an early 1-0, ing the Ajax Knights in the opening %cries. the Panthers roared back to tie the contest on a goal After taking a 2-0 series lead against Ajax, the by Justin Papizewski, assisted by Trevor Walsh. In Panthers continued their strong play in the next two the third game of the series, the Panthers hung on games to sweep the best -cif -seven series four games fir a 1-0 victory. Bryan Cruse scored the ganu win - straight. The Panthers not- await their next oppo- nee assisted by Chris Rotolo and Ryan Morissette. nent. the tt inncr (,f the ,cric, heoxccn ('I:rritiLiun Thr Pickcrinj- L,Ot c\ccllcnt �%i)rk hco.�crn and Cohour". 'hr I t li ,ni fZ .rn 13(" 1 11r I:$-. IV -11-1 lim p: . All You Need Know c-Hys"1'Ch Y Abo .`About T.U. www. sta reltysea reh . c o m .7 7;7,m 5 ^. ?ickering Sports THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY MARCH 1, 19" - PAGE 25 Pickerming squash foes at Lee Hanebury tourney PICKERING— Pickering squash players dominated their respective divi- sions at the fourth annual Lee Hanebury Memorial Squash Tournament last week- end. The annual tournament, in honour of the former Pickering Squash Club member who died of cancer several years ago, at- tracted more than 100 competitors to the Pickering Recreation Complex from as far away as Tillsonburg. All proceeds from the event will go to- ward junior squash in the province and at the Pickering club. Pickering's Nicole Carroll, home from McMaster University for the weekend, captured the women's 'A' crown after de- feating Terry Walford of Pickering in four games. In the men's 'A' category, Cory Melville of Oshawa defeated Pickering's Jeff Evans to earn the title. The women's 'B' title went to Donna Jean of Pickering who narrowly defeated Pickering's Barb Evans in a five -game marathon. In another battle between two Pickering players in the men's 'B' bracket, Kevin Bankers deposit hoops win in `ladies' action AJAX The Bank of Mon- " In the second game of the treal deposited a 48-37 victory evening, East Side Mario's out - over Dakota Bob's in recent Ajax rebounded Glenn's Auto Service Ladies' Recreational Basketball in the latter stages of the contest League action. to post a 38-34 victory. The bankers built up a half- Joanna Reardon netted 15 time lead and never looked back. points for East Side Mario's. En - Margo Levy scored 20 points for grid Carmichael scored 10 for the bankers. Glenn's Auto Service. .Debi Bonar replied with 14 for . Players in the league reside in Dakota Bob's. Ajax and Pickering. up to 95% IS $ .. o4g Financing $ o�- FI - a•mq Nan cA j $ Residential / Commercial $ Cottages / Condo / Land $ 1st. 2nd 3rds, SPNW Situations $ vMnaor TMO&A MOIIPpes Purchased RONTO CAPITAL $ A 1I arats aranew courAfr (905) 428-1232 23 Me w*W Ave , S, Ajit (11jaol Pim) r THRIFTY Mechanic � I 1 c Shop I �Rralrla mom 'taelrlla�!! ''twod eaes. �tttt.an ti.I - CUSTOMER SATISFACTION ' OIL, 169511 I 683-1112 gd�l��e>•e�e�e�e� Cahill downed Jim Shoemaker for the crown. Viru Parmar defeated fellow Pickering resident Ruth Dunslow for the women's C' crown. Mark Grant cif Ajax beat Ian Parsons of Pickering for the men's 'C' championship. Diane Pearce of Pickering downed Marg Mattison, also of Pickering, for the women's 'D' crown. In the men's `D' division, Luigi Benet- ton of the Mayfair Parkway Club narrow- ly edged Pickering's Brian Dunslow. The all -Pickering women's 'E' division showdown was won by Nimat Vadera after a hotly contested battle with K.C. Cham- berlain. . Two veteran players from Pickering squared off in the final of the men's 'E' di- vision, with Vic Aiken defeating Terry Bruce in five games. Sponsors of the tournament were Karen Borda, [an Parsons, Phoenix Racquets, Papps Restaurant, Mcgrcgor Socks, Con- sumers Gas, Paramount Canada's Wonder- land, SuperCentre, DeVille's Produce, Puma, Todd Glen Construction and Trent Pet. Pickering peewees head to semi-final PICKERING —The Picker- ing Panthers Harveys Restau- rant peewee select hockey team swept the favoured Bow- manville Eagles in the best -of three York-Simcoe quarter -final playoff series. The Panthers took both games by identical 4-1 scores. Pickering now faces New- market in the semi-final series. In game one of the Bow- manville series, team captain Ryan Donnan led the Panthers with two goals, while Mark Cruse scored early in the third period to increase the lead to 3- I. Chad Tkachuk rounded out the scoring on a short-handed effort, assisted by Chris Viscon- ti. Other assists went to Chris Grafos with two, Ryan Payne, Cruse, David Kenny, Eric Ranta and John Vcitch with one apiece. Goaltender Scott Campbell made several acrobatic saves to preserve the win. Game two saw the Panthers hold off an initial Bowmanville onslaught, before Ryan Donnan opened the scoring midway Plumbing Mart for all your parts, fixtures and installation needs P himbing '.Hart has something unique. A place where yew can see how your bathroom will look in your home. 'We wanted our customers to see bathroom ensembles in a realistic setting," says Sam Beninato. "It makes choosing the perfect bathroom a lot easier." That's welcome news to those trying to decide on the right fixtures and vanity to make their bathroom a show piece in their home. Located at 1534 Midland Ave., the Plumbing Mart showroom is only 15 minutes from anywhere in Ajax and Pickering. 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COOKS NEEDED for new Pub it Anona rd and Hwy 2. fax acme to 905-50%4224. 1 Gaeeral Help 1 Gereerel Help CHRISTIAN HORIZONS, an Evangelical Christian organr- tired: OFFICE ASSISTANT Permanent Part-time COMMISSIONED SALES AGENT Eastern Ontario Fax Resume 905-683-9287 AJAX www.olympia®sprint.ca ADAMS SERVICES requires 50 CLASS AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp.;1.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract, FulWart time Call Rudy or Todd 720-2204 LOIS Of to bud wmt.1011210 loam mart AZ DRIVERS WANTED Local Hwy. dr City work. Licensed Fork Litt Drivers Call Randy or Todd %20 - ADAMS SERVICES GENERAL TZCSWCMN We are looking for a productive quality conscience technician for a busy flat rate GM dealership. Call Grant Brock at COWAN POPffIAC . B ICK ("5)623-3396 Between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday - Friday 'aeon K sedtmq Rew work- �rs lex programs within !ne �IM1tie1 area. Rtainm M 7SW or e0uiglent. 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That's why we're looking for people who share our enthusiasm for the improvements wc'rc making, and who can help us continue to offer a great dining experi- cncc to our gusts 'Prep Cook% •Line Cook% •Dishwa s,bers You'll not only work in a fun and friendly environ- meni, but also enjoy flexible scheduling. benefits, and great growth potential. Please apply in per- son between 2 and 4 pm on Wed. and Thurs. only at: 1550 Kingston Rd. Pickering we pay you or" to assemble oto product Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A.S.E.ro Rasher RA Et111116 tea ILiNwF -0 rid, Biller 113 PiolNrirg Ont, L1y II13 FLONAL OESa2NEN. Five years anent moral design ex- peniantx. Ability to wott Aeri- ble hays, inckidirq wee- kends. nkat have extxNenl customer service skies. Ap- plcallons hose 11 c, 7. The IN —m C 1330 Afton RO.N. (at Taurtom) Oshawa. LIS M. FKL-T= ambikaa, proks- wo boiling people 10 assist =0M of GauparrdNrg ettNpeNy. No wiperieruc4 1NP Edward Jones is a leading investment dealer and member of the Toronto and Montreal Stock Exchanges and the Investment Dealers Association of Canada. Along with our U.S. affiliates, we now serve over 2.5 million customers from over 3,800 branch offices across North America. Our Ajax, Ontario office is currently seeking an Office Administrator. The Office Administrator supports the investment representative in a small office. Excellent organization and communication skills are required to perform administrative, marketing, and customer -service functions. The successful candidate neeas to be self -motivated and detail -oriented with the ability to work independently. Related financial experience is beneficial. Edward Jones is committed to employment equity and offers exceptional opportunities in a highly professional environment. To apply, please send your resume, by March 8, 1998, to: Edward Jones Attention: HR 456601-07 201 Progress Parkway St. Louis, MO, 63043 Fax: (314) 515-1179 E-mail: OfficeAdmin@EdwardJones.com �1� General Help NASTY BOSS Looking to work indmd- uals halt to death. however will pay up to $14.50 per hr. Paid varaeon also available. Must be over 18, war required. Able 10 start mvtediallely. Call Sun- day 12 P.M. - 2 P.M_ Monday between 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. 571-3532 NETWORK AND COMMUNI- CATION INSTRUCTOR re- gdred. 3-5 yrs reseft apen- eea Prdo erlce given to cilboda n won prewouc tealdtelg experwru and Nov. FFax reslurr ro PMTS PERSON required for Chrysler Dealersrnp In Port Peng. CaN n,- Williamson (905)*5--7354 Pharmacy Front Store Merchandiser requrntil. A\ gn swe & energetic with gmxi leadership, lrL49 %hanmg Can 905-839-1300 11.11aal-3pm O,ti'LY PHONE CIMS needed Male and female welcome Call 905.579.7816, FKSSROON 31WER111SDR Respomble for 40 inch lethal presses in pack ing mdus- try. Prekrma given Carw dates with team faun atlon experience in urom amron- nvent. Ap* only m w illm or tax t0 Mp Martaper Ems Pita - aging Ltd 1630 Sandstone Martyr Pwdtenrlq. Omand L1 W 3Y1 or tax 905-831-7571 HEIIIIEO Neueyuae required tot cleanirq. malmerwloe a setup of banquets. conterenc. es a meetings. Call Catherine Wood at 668-3136 emrq. IM2 train SONY On Call Wair D%123- 1ir1.TH night shift nuffio ( aw balm must have eVenence btkiug, mdRita. Cookies, dip- awasTnOT required, tuW pull dlxwls and pnrbNr14 tie pan -time whth experience for Tim Norton's at 905-683- Joseph's Hairstyling.rOshawa 6197.1 Harwood Ave. AiK Centre Appy person. or prion 723 9Q51. ask for Joe. < S D , Ajax, re- NEIM her heating and air quilies part-6nue crooks, dish- condino". Duties are n- vnashps and waitresses. Ex- stalkng furnaces. a/c a fire- penance regtwred. Please W Expe00rierlce, will train. pig in person with resume to: Ca83.t -06600 64 Harwood Ave. S.. Ajax. tARo6CAPE OES1ARMS. 427-1993 TNIATON- Full and pat time for someone with own lar and Plaints read your design experience. great in- daul iled ad on tilt come. 427-4143 first tray of pubka. LOOKIn FOR wailrrxs/wait- tion as we Ca1M10t be for "tort er and a hostess. Drop off re- I Y1f11 orm Inewtion in some at Mr. Greek. 75 Bailey on ttgnt of stn Weir. St. I ADMIN. ASSISTANT To S30 k French/English Well established organization seeks an inde- pendent self-starter to assist in day to day operations of their regional office. Responsi- bilities include trade show set ups, coordinat- ing special events. basic bookkeeping and general admin. duties. Convenient Aiax/Pick- ering location. 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Call 905-723-3411 KITCHEN'SALPS POSIT10% (O%hawa) Appli,ants must have munmum 3 Mars cxperlenoce to custom kitchen sales, with working knowledge of 20QO txslgn Software. Please submit resume in confidence, to Fdc #late P.O. Box 481, Osbawa. Ont. LIH 7L5 Skied CAD WEIIATON. A leading sign supply —pow requires the immediate tut tune sem Oft of a sell starter wmh a minimum of 4 years expen- ence with AuebCad 12 and 13 for DOS. Must have extxapd communication skits, meet deadbm. use of Excel andw WordPerfect and a cmapve promem saver. starting sal- ary and 1- 1. Las of Po- tenbal tothrow. Also looking for a PRODUCTION ASSIS- TANT with 2 years atperience in AIAoCad 12 for DOS. able to produce working dnwelg6 for production, work weer on your own and communicate. nicate. Excelk. 5.0 a must. Contact by Fax ONLY (905)428-1790 Atlentim Tyler. LICENSED ELECTRRCIA11112, Durham Region Opportunity. For sell starting. motivated people looking for a positive working environment. Good a my725-,994. woos rax rcwme INJECTION MOULD MAKER wanted, min. 5yrs. experience for Oshawa Co. Flexible hours. Full benefits 10905-438-0231 PAGE 211 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 1, IM711 , 1 Soo WWA9MMe = SO- HWABerds M Oup- Will" 1 Scenlni or©/ 1 S�Or • 1 Alb i Ct Sft • 1 AM i credits 11 tw felt n 1 Far SsM The Brick 1540 Dundas Street W Whitby, Ontario TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • Commencing Jan. 26th to mid May. • Minimum pay of $7.65/hr- + commission. • Potential earnings of $15.00 plus per hour. • Good verbal communication skills essential. • Ideal to supplement your income. • With or without experience. • Training provided. • Scarbormo location. Working hors: Monday to Thursday (6 p.m. to 9 p.m.) and Saturday (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (416) 321-9333 Imea MAW- LIVE OUT nanny required for 4 yr JK student and indent. Fun, stimulating environment re- quinng reliable non smoker. West Lynde area 668-0368 LIVE -OUT BaDysttter for 3 children. Mon -Fri. 7am•59m. starting April thru to Septem- ber. non-smoker. Pickering Bach/Rollo area (Ajax) Call 683-3873 LIVE -00 BabysH r for 4 yr. old. part-time, approx 25 firs.. Harwood/Rossland arca, needed immediately. Call 428-1687 LtYE•OUT nanny /Dabysiner required for 2 good natured children Ion -smoker, refer- ences. Car preferred Picker- ing Village Call 619-6831 af- ter bpm. OCCASIONAL BABYSITTER wanted, after school. even- ings. 2 SK. boys, one special needs References required - Students welcome, Bermett/ possalnd. Alison 426-5224 AvArikbfe AFFORDABLE DAYCARE, ex- perienced molner. Harwood! Hwy 2. near Lord Elgin School. smoke -tree, lots of TLC. Receiptslyderences available upon request. Cathy 427-4926 PICKERING Beach / Rollo: Lonna daycare 18 role to 12 years Daily outngs honked backyard And park) Crafts. story time. " .. nu• frNious nmft a snacks Fns: Aid. C.PR cerl00 Non- smoiung. receipts. 905.428- 1244 Kt*rUN3MLt f tLL4Ng t -Wiled H* skilled DAYCARE ;ging clean 10'Holp smoke free noire. 20 years experience, references, be Dies wtkalm. Major Oaks/ Valley Farm Area (905)6B6- 7954 requires txperiencea SOUTH AJAX. Westney7Hu- Control Tower Operator. War pl'"'� „�R. ml: Knowledge of GM warranty er"'� Vied ^ Bac- up are. 6 45 5 15 (9pjI�Mr� and ADP System essential. W or 416.566-1667. B Contact Andrew Bronstine, Service Manager, 683-9333 WESTIIEY and Hwy 2 - aro full time openug IM Apt 6 or fax resume to: 683-9378 a in - 6 pin Cal Tiro (905) 5332210 1 HOW" Med¢y 1 How allledwei I Firewood current RN/RPN registration current CPR minimum 1 year in community nursing or acute care settinb added technical skills an asset (IV therapy, CADD, Hickman, Part -a -cath) clinical specialty an asset (Paediatrics, Mental Health) must have reliable vehicle flexibility it) work shift, week -ends and stats. 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AN vemmns include 8 mos. warranty 8 a Isis Wier anvrraarr ex(. ab. 305 V8. fully bided. only CCA membership. No credit 127Kms. Extend Gond., Cheyenne too good or too Dad. No tum Mild conch - 15$16,475 3350 VV986� Downs. Call ANCONA CREDIT. tion, only 23Kms $18.975. 7120 Yonge St. Thornhill. 1- 1992 Chev Scottsdale 1500, 800-456-2227. 410 cruise. 0' 1981 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. ps. �VBaNp,IN i 22kms' CARS - CARS We have mem 1989 GAAC Wrangler 4x4. 350 from $100 to $1400 as is, V8, price to sell at $7995. drive them away! Tempos, Oshawa Van a Truck Centre Sundbirds, Lebanon GL Cava- (905)571-7779. tiers a 83 4 Dr. truck with ", r-6, auto. Waded, wok while working dump! Call 665-8977 1995 S1B Black Blazer, 2- to 'Piper. Please can 5o9- 000r, 2 -wheel drive, loaded, wake pl Suring leu Marvel. no leather, mint twndi0an, Ow 9-6- gird Sale is 0aw on warranty IN May. 30 OOOkm Over 36 reconditioned "Ni. $20.500. Call 905.576-3897. 1lrilwm 1 tr OM cies drastically reduced. Don't miss these deals a1 �. 4 Vn" Driveyawl Cortical. Eff. 1993 Caravan 1185 CHEV Nomad Van 12 1 AM;;; warned 1 Articles wanted WEB DESIGN SERVICE Le. 3 3 V-6, quad sat, loaded, ton, Dam doors, rely rims. Home and web page creation white $8,950. 93 Grand Prix Consignments wanted for auction every Wed. 5 p.m ncl antiques. tine turmture. Royal Doultons, Hum- mers, Moorcroft, good china & glass, old toys, collec- tions d other interesting articles. Durham's largest auction since 1973. Phone Kahn Country Auctions anvim.tilt sWdrq Win a sd- Hyper link and server storage. SE. v6. auto, loaded. black, ,ler. 52500. 725-4629 lave CaU John Duarte at 57¢4400 95•000 kms• $9,450 93 Aero- mer star XT, Waded, forest green, 8 pass 58.950. 93 Acrieva. 1994 TRACKER 4X4, black, • 1• 1 upplw 64 000 km vable loaded. auto. 4 cyl., burg, batfiob top. bra, will cerUN AAsk- Bowe Bordirx9 56.995. 93 Achieva. loaded, Ing S10,9oo. CAN 725-08 i. aulo 6 Cyt 58 495 93 Safari loaded, 8 pass. burg, dutch door, $10.500. 93 Taurus GL station wagon, V-6, loaded, highway kms, black, $6,495. 92 Excel 2 dr. sport SE. 5 speed. black. $3.795., 91 Ex- cel GXL, 4 dr, auto. red, aunt $3.795. 91 Bonneville SE, 3800 VA buckets. loaded. white $6.995. 91 Cutlass su- preme. o-preme. V-6 loaded super fv516:3-0011, FaX (9051576-2267 Ing a Man, Applah A'noino0i1iswere, 1011`9. $7'995 91 ROY* ��� of applumpes, fridges $300. 1 Lost a Found 1 1 lar sets Birth, 3800 V-6, loaded, l- gray 1 1 LOSTI 9 yr. old male black' 1981 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. ps. aq•�• W G'aller RS 2 or., CARPETS SALE: Lots of car. NOTEBOOK MAC PB5300 greplan long-haired tabby. PD. new head and amshan. V-06. auto. loaded. black. $5.995.. 91 Cavalier RS, 2 pets. 100% nylon stain re- 16m ram. mouse. 7,Ws g bardn aa- Plckeriro. Answer $1800 dbo 401-9255. ", r-6, auto. Waded, wok while Wase. carpet 3 rooms $339 Clots. Excel. AccPac. word, to 'Piper. Please can 5o9- 1989 PLYMOUTH voyager $5.9%. 91 Eagle Talon. 5 (30 sq yd.) kMudes: cartel. tax pwrprt. printer used for 1937 van. 2 5 turbo, automatic. speed. Waded. black. $7.995. pmnkum pad and irstaka- Dustiness now need PC (willFrl./srrDDaiw • fallscolli 90 Lorena APV. quad seating, Kon. Free estimaks. carpet en i kr trade for NB). Paid 1 198700 moSM Shadow 131.000 Ions. $1995 r 1 led. , r-6, wile 36.995 90 repairs. serving Dolan and l. or Dow MOD. 52000 coo. an Includes carpet premium pad i9BS Pony 5certifkd 995 JOU GL. auto. air. exalkm swrowdrq am. Sam 905- warranty 65"102. TERRI-POO. Dalmatian sacs 1992 !Mazda 626 132.000 gray $5.995. 90 Canber SW. 686.1772 FMO. MII u upright. pups and Dwww black yE kms. $1295 ceruliod. 1979 4 cyl.. cub. ale $9,0010 CARPET SALE. Ldp to 50% or wood. 11905) r� Dugs for sok. Vet 4 r_ Id. Chair 12 on. 350 auto. MGort dei' 69 Tempest foadod. 159.000 Inge selection of color and Mel rods %ow to. meet sot! lest llr' Call LaArle 905. box $1295 WOW. 401-9759 km. V-6. ado, $3.695. 87 Re- design. customer satisfacim Asking $800. Can 906.613- W-0191 (snp) guaranteed For a free es- 3363 INASA APfO Dupe for sale. No air Mite.) �' PMNOSaGRAUDfAT1ER mm -shedding non-inergk, 4010 c (416) 822 CLOCKS- AD 199; floc mob halm onra in. M CERAMIC MOLDSek reduced- Used pianos: house -trams stalled. (705) nem V0WV Sa � Kimbell, D r 186 3124. Nave wM4gt. new Call 905-668-2746 �YooeoanrfMoprChun oomm CLEARANCE SALE . musr be n own. And cap. RAN Gorgeous Puppies SW no reasonable offer w V►oe > a PP IUM. aluminum boats and CWM and up Can rELfromEP $995 Chownpiawnshmilp Sim, 3o . Tome motors. 2 433-1491 Yorlues, Maltese, 30 hp. Toro mowers and Dachshund Mreawblawers- lion Will mow• OAKMME FURNITURE.. But (;olden Retrievers las- HomWe saws and Min- Ine price increase" Rd sales. We nave mass wsero hat „oari0 „� flat Worn- (900723-5077 Ttickson Rd N. (905) 855• loon prim angorrp Ir 5brxa. M n'b,." 8010 p..v ri . effecovt uar t{ CLEARANCE SAIF - 60% OB AN knittirg wool if N our peas wit rise. -.Save on Dawe. iedraom ami oea- 19M AS1110 Van. Air. ABS. P S. till, cruise. V6, a pa- somiaer. 160K Data msim- tairled. excellent cadwon, 37000 o.b.c. (905)430F-6649 1998 UK hall ton. 149 000 km. $4.100 dollars. CAN 571- 55M 1991 SMMBNIO, 4-�r!inder. automatic. Am/Fm Cassava. Air corrdbomv. 1 ower. M1a0y drtvan. Asking 53800 0 B 0. Ower must sell. (416)754- 3492 1992 GEO METRO co~- rble. red. excellent comdm m. under 100K. 5 $pd.. we tow till- Asking $7500 000. 906- 721-1490 IsmW 1913 Guard Ave 4 -door, aft. loaded stmrool, (7395 txsrti- M0 CAN Wvo (905)6192225 Itrie emessage. 1914 MNCK Ccntemy. V6, ado. acct c 01 till cnefkt pant. good car. cerIt . SI.995. 89 Tracker corn 5 speed. M1. 54.995. . See yen al Corkin Auto Centre. 155 10.0 St. wast at Midtown Mall. Call 579-2M. Open sway. 'won W Malmo- to Moir $Mir Akndr. PICKERINGNONDA - 979 KNOCK RD. S.. MCIIEMIMG. Call Kevin Cantron tot your best deal 1993 Accord SE, Waded. Milner 813,995 94 Suibird LE 75 km. ar. p0vNr braes $8.995 as is 1995 rte - card LX Coupe 5 spent low K, 514.696 1999966 Grand Am Se. V-6. cub. $9.995. 93 Dadgt Y.- and saasorws. Port pieces. T1a n o w and r-untt Adult :tits, shadow. air. oto. W. Perry 985 2849 woodw car" has been hand wayednrucered. and My $7.295 1995 Cavalier 4 Or. ualtrfp die fkgt ist quality lattnakd (some dedawed ). auto. air. 54K. $4.995 91 CLEARANCE SALE - Aerobic said Pont a ask Trump n Kittens apes 3 1/2 imm 'a Grand Am LE. air. Dir locks, t1 ! Ana dance wear. wait Der1Mm Rapture for ower 23 and up Medium b larger sir S" 60% OFF!! Cal Port years Traditional Ion dI " ' - ed dogs also Available. Tem cruise. $6,995 91 Civic CX Perry 985.2849 req 905.985-8774, 115 Nos porary law Ir, for dogs hakhhaek. 5 speed. $5.895. COMPUTER CLEARANCE Port Raid Port Perry needed as wit N odtratnd in 1994 CAanen, Air, 75K asd�pO q DMaae ue an 58.995. Accord SE Coupe PW.PB. ass.. 120.00 klms • 10aded. *WW SPO W lady 45 905-438-8411. Pel srppies a Ki Don't Miss flus one. New do abons always wt". - $8.000 art. (905)725 0668 Trades ,gena Gey. can Ko- bdo 1994 GRAND PRM. V6, p/s. vim Cunni at Pieboriy Neo- 11 A'm0"10 abs. p,1 yw pnrunk security da ewer 159 geed red a k far $w system. 4 -door. ai__ robkla w sbek. (986) i19- 95,000 highway k� few 65/1 or (995) ql-SIM COMM. Used nvenlory e- duction of Iiades 4865 and Pentiums tom SM New PMkan it's 5 gip drive. 4 mb video. 15' moralar $2.695. 233 mm 32 ram. 20 - CDR. 15' milMofs $1.495 166 MMX l r mon 5989 Multimedia kits $99 (905)697-3059 DESIGNER Victorian Weddng gown. lull tram, sm 14, warn once- Originality 51900. WIN sell for 5800 Professionally boxed 1905}433-3929 DRAPERY&UMIOLSTERY tabncs. also remnants $895/ up New Uvurgtdmrngroom clwrs, lovesats DecorAng SitiI And sales 712 NNson Rd. S. Oshawa. 725.1311. 1-800.906.6667 FLAT BRILL with 2 burners. gas. M.. 11 tray steam warner 5400. both in very good condition 579-9252 OpKWS NtBtBiB , fable rONBFs 4M 416-501-6728 COFFEE and two end tables.. Ing a Man, Applah $175 o.D o. Dark mahogany vice Pale. Ser. Showroom juu1d finish w/glass tops! n into of applumpes, fridges $300. e� Conked at (705)277- Stoves VW. rushers 5250. dryers $190. on dryers. arq mum r,Owns. Mori 2-8 years. Don't pay for 3 Sal!!! $75 and up. MW months, Financng av"ble! again Val. 282 MonarM Are., 362 French St. (905)432-7167 Ajax (905) 683-3833 -NOOSE ARTICLES for sale. CANFET BROKEN. 100%. Antiques. oil pairibiw, hor- Gcarpet. rors, bedroom sets. F'oror 3roroon s, sa�tant room sets, etc. Telephone 00. includes s (90) 428-0701. 30 Sq ydonly carpel. deir>x pad MOVI MOVING - sting ekClrOuit and nstANAW in you honk. lypewrila, including 7 ribbon Fra quotation . in your home. cartridges. $175.. upright No interest, no payment for dresser $165. 9 drawer one lull year, Daniel, 1-800- dresser with large mirror 217-0104. $275., antique ricking Mair CARPETS - lots of arpd. $115, 4 antique chairs, $45 1DO% nylon, new stain re- each, (ileal refinishing), two Mase carpets on had. I will bentwood chairs $25 each. carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price queen sae 4 poster bed $325. Includes carpet premium pad Painted blanket box $110. expel' installation, fast dew- Call Pickentg (905) $31-0318 cry, ve estimates (30 yards). before 9 p.m weekdays, co- Norman 686-2314. YOM weekends. NO MOIEY DOWN Penbum 166MMX Comptder...............S1 Slwnk 25--50' TVs raw35.25htk Fisher Sbroo-...... 1110talk AppiMrces....... $6.251Wk Cdn. Milli Dish...11625hrk Gua s xw•-........3625/eak Leadiembe 3Vom Lrvrtgroom- ........... 311AWL USED FNM SM. and up. used stoves 5200 and up. used washers $250 dryers 5125 and up New brand name tridges. 16. c.f. SGOS . New brand name 30' stoves $449. and up New 5 c t freezers $255. StepherK0r1'sr- Ap- pkasces 227 Coon St.. Osha- wa. 576.7448. 1 Ar$clee ANTIOVUtAbni dW Pur- dwwV furniture. glass. dhow Pat -(Moororoft a odor an in, toys or air nostalgia item- Decoys, tools a scMr- Irk. Collations or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655.8049, Brookim. Orr - tato. E-mail: r0liowandisy n- paom.a CASH BR DEALS. We Buy. Sen. 6 more! Home audio/ video, car audio. Wok. CD's, movies, games, gold, dia- mondss,, tumitue. app (905►6666--00704' 905 57 1 BMMAMI®. $a* me" removed, 580's, air cols., snores. Ms. arm mAchm ry, ora""mew. MmIl 71- 6714 1 mD+M NEW MUSIC rune o Mlp•J/ www.dulamews.nev -ajc238Maex.mm i 1 LAW a FOgB black a wldm female cat. Oeclexod. A)u, HamloW SOm ami. been around for 2 mordla. Call 05-1308. CREDIT PROBLEIIST On tie spot tinancng Down pay- rn" from M. O.AC. Cars. trucks. van. 1961 to 1991 Alandy Arno Saks Lid. 792 Simcce Street South. Ostem. Phone 905.720-3382 19U OLDS Gulps SulpMnre. 2-doc 305 V8 data► blue. air. loaded, affomlassent. runs excellent. $1650 OM Call 905-434-6909 19" AUDI 50005. 166,000km, new. brakes. byes. exhaust, excellent con- dition, certified. 52.000. CAN 905-728-4856. 1965 PONTIAC Acadar, 4 - door automatic. c elkfd shape. $1400 w*W, 060. CAN 72&0490. 1967 Cadillac Redwood, air options, ander 100,000 km. good condition, cwbW $5200. Call 432-1663 or 242- 5606. 1967 FIRMAD FORMULA 5.0 VS, auto, overdrive, at - Who silver, no nest, runs "' cellent. Asking 52900. 905- 706-9370. 19M MAZDA Cab r PN. 4 Lyl., 5spd., 147KMS. 52950. 86 CHEV Cele". 4 door, 4 cy., auto, air, loaded. 177Kms. $1500. Call for ap- pointmerf. DAR LINE. Picker - era a brakes $12,900 Like row. One owner Cal 905.683- 3020. 19% Ford Taurus GL, SW, tul- y loaded. p.w.. P.D., P.M. P.L. ABS -brakes. dual AfbagM, non-smoker. very can. n0 attldlfds 109 It" km, $10,200 obo. will moty, Ro- but 432-7040 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; n0 credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 985-7" 98 93 ORM Ar SE, auto, $7750. 93 Chev Lmmiri great shape $76%. 92 Olds Coon Supreme SL, Matter, power sun root. black, $7950. Call Pow`r Ads Safes a 43B•cM 122771 Auto Dealer will arrange financing even if you have been turned down before. Loans available for no credit, credit problems, and bankrupt- cy buyers. No Co-signers needed. Call Ilel 915.576.11IM F. am Fund St11n LY. AM*%WA M 1 warad US to 57588 for scrap ars i cfes- 2rucks � any coodw � prolpick- upFra Towing. AN Durham Recydng, cars a trudts wailed. Call ow) 706.5740: 428-7878. A i A AOTO- Cars, trucks, boats. We pay $a0- S1o.M. Cash on the SM. Any comfy tion, ant yah. Call us ally One, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 min. service. 9054863003 or 905-706-5234 A ABM AUTO Removal Cash for ars. quick rennlowal. (905) 426-0208. CUM FOR CANS! We buy used vehicle- Vehicles muss be in g Condom cam 27 2415N or Come to 479 Bayy St. Earl, Ajar al MURAD AUTO SALES. $CNN CPM Mpnted flop Prim paid. Sams Gtr Dili up. Also cars for to Iii tpaylup 10 $5000. Call 6B8- WAM M - Subaru 4WD vW ontsedan, any ,n 11 -pion . late CCaall Rain 90"8odel 86-fti felled. 1 Trocis - for Sob IM CHEV 3/4 Ton Pick-up, 350 4-boK, 4 -barrel, aro, body a motor in great conditions, asking $2,800 already certi- fied OBO. 905.579-5993. 19% LUMINA Van. air can.. ps. PD. cruise control, tilt steering. power miners, pow- er door lacks, keyless rel,wk entry system, am/fm as- seM. V6. 180 hp four -Speed auto. trans. 57.000 km. $16.500 firm. Ali$" ly mim. 725-0858. 1994 Dodge Caravan, 7-pas- senger,000 km. V6, a/c. awAm sass. $9250/obo. 434- 2775. • • Alanine 11911111 20• Sunray Cuddy. 1997 Tandem Trailer w/elech Drakes. 1997 Top w/privacy arrains a sawn. LOADED. $14,500416)495-9256 Fax(416 11 ApwbnMMs For Rent I A 2 Beerooms a bscirlor apesostuwa and Bovrman- vdk. StarWng at S60Ormomn imCiufire. Frldpe. Stove n- cbdM. WuWry fanliba. No pets. Can 905 -723 -GM or pgr 905-721{399. PICKERING. large 1 -bedroom basement apartment, setlo- rate ontrim, Waunery. ad ki ksusive. $600 Class b GO. all ineenible Available March 1st Cal 686-6310 8011TH OSHAWA Super large 1 a 2 bearoomis, Extra targe baieomy Wet] managed ;wet bexdng Controner, Jnr -,-..e $624 And $729 ed er a Parking No dogs A, '%' 2111111 905-59-;,,a O3NNKfA (Biwr St.) Largo 2 a 3 bedroom apartmerds in dem low rise budding. Close to 401 a GO. Parking. Await - AM From $6 f1101Mh- Ptak 576-4'255. WRIOWKM area. 2 bed - mom APT.. awNAon Marin 1. Frage, flDve, i1 InyAf irf eluded. 117,1121MDCaayrNprenle Ma yiwudrgs 263- 2522. 24EI N00M *U mads for MO In the MM bwOW MMdng in Ostr m AwdnM e April 1St- Cal 723-1009 PICKEN S-BEDNOOM basemen, nobsmoler, no available immn int*. rel rpNi edn. CriAAM B 916)165-1667 or (905)420- 49for4ppdilNNenN. E7tCETTIOM W CLEAN a WM 1a2 bedroom apol- WMMt in Often, Mom$755 per suit, all Mchasive. Flowidge Pmper6ts 90rs4211- MAX,WaawAMey 2. 2-W, 2 4 pc. bats, corAD. Ldd.r, kitMen, Stowe, Uidgn. dhw. nastier. dW11026 Wtkdls 91011",lac, ad parbr4 Auabable MMM it Apt Re - airy Lid. 483-1811. AMIMAKE Ou.1st spade, 3 -bedroom apwLva t, newy- deoorakd, eerie skitchen 2 l*9111jeti , d ag room, WF KVNnp' rotcm ino .. = nodincluded. lsillist. ogs. ALSO mailable now, 2-bedroom p apt., cion kNch- rliving Moom iss�h t hie owftdro Included, 1sV1ut. no dogs. fiBB-7428 • fir., - �-�'- 'Mi'Y&tkii.` 11 for 11 H1an r M - CLIPPER APTS. ms, broadloom, 2 appliances, erground parking. 55 FAL6Y CRT. URS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. T. & SUN. 12 - 5 905)643-6921LTER CANADIAN PERTIES LIMITED 3LUEWATER PARK - WHITBI 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and Winds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED ITHE SUMMIT PLACE]]] STUDENTS- Basement t 1.1 -BEDROOM. 2 -bath Dun- for PAW to - Stitt 2nd floor. know Rated 11 Poba • 1,2, 8 3 Bed Apts. SMilronth. Private, fur- Pow. garage. on extra-larvaqee i""" j_4UU 'wain Ilk. 3oa YOUR HOME? BUSINESS FOR SALE Estab- 100.000 • Cdns Use Us. Calif ndw. stooks and more. 101. quiet residential rex O.C., AJAX. dean. onlim. tunkshild 16W SpA from SM, 600 sq- IrShed bakery distribution to- cOnbder" 24/hm. $299$ MOVE -IN INCENTIVES oulam Cal 432-1498. 1 -family dwelling. $950/ room. available immediately, n. 2 nd, floor across from Inquire about our rte. good present i loo, wM min 18. 1 -goo -451 -floss • All UdI. InCluded rnanh.edioes. lsvlast.uhl, Close lo bus slap. school a 00. Caere. Eau Dwwa. NOW FOR 8= plat►' °f glow"" OPWIfi'f►' Bw, • In - House Supt. & Maint. Rental OIfICe: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat & Sun 11am- 4pin VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 905-579-7 626 d mull Available Mar 151. hutcfneh fidYweS. feaale put- fret perkero. reasaluue tales. an I. man Bop burry 60 years n dowetown Bow- e �' 905 li66 6870. lento. f38SmolM. Sagrm (416) 515-7842 room and �7 "00"r WW mamft. 1Amdor righting for I milt' kitchen with su room hraMt 0Hoot 0 er t'ICIfERNl6 tl1UAaE new brge, one bedroom bomment $1 - 1A Abwolatw A fo►dwbbl V. n. f separate emix SICK OF RENTING??? knden, tut bath, WA dtlMb:. Non-smoker. Available lira YOUR HOMEII ... IT'S EASYM weds 01 March. $775 lust a MORTGAGES FliOM $7OWmo Mh last. (905) 427.0435. er....... uu.- -. - W.-_ PICK BOG. t -bedroom ASK FOR "CASH BACK" basement apartment, sepa- , DISCHARGED BANKRUPT?? rate entrance. very clean, 4pc (905) S71 -627S or 1400.440.6275 barn. gas Pipet. S .fns. MARK STAPLEY parltirro. No Pets. $600. IirsV Soho Fom.. Swan Groop EttN Riflogy lot. last (905)839--2072 PICKERMG - warm Bachelor / own ss of 1 oust or basement, separate enhance. Run Ron non-smoker Buret home. $490 Mils". Call after 7:30 p.m. weekdays. weekends up to 1apm. (905) 420-1945. nicely finished 1 bed- room basement apt., available immediately, private entrance, large kitchen b laundry room, $725/mo. inclu- sive. 105) 571-1086 -(9116) 518 -OW 1011 SWCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities inchtded Stove a Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1"g -PAGE 29 1 'IF centre. $350. 619- 9223 ally lent. 400 $tilt, uapf"orage. Can 434.2147 06554132. PAS • lomtww Umb Htn4nsbf/ UmM • 11oRgr a l astd 1 Pwsonfle ATTENTION Car Dealers! �0%� dun Stats (Loblaws. A s P. Lobb Ostrh.a FaOds etc ) n Ser- HEAMMt.Y PSYCHIC - $2.99/ min. 18. 24 hours 1 -90tH F0m'c' .94+74• INDUSTRUIL UMTS FOR LEASE OaOINMt6 A LOAN O NOT GYARANIEDI.:ofE MOUSE Ip sok 'W;W RE- Fully serviced facility in Port Perry Grams and sows information for your new or j q, Dorsi EHHoNr His, onHL�Hs cowwws CHARM or- HORO- stove �i mo. 14B5sg1. btlldrna pits 3411 hawege on Bond St. Call Ran (sewer, water & gas). 2,500 to 20,000 sq. ft. bon also awaable won d- ff Is 9oa%n 24 notes 1SUpSt Abstainer hint- Finished offim included. Large Iwo -story idlery-burl exeerr THAT YOO N vunGATLITIIONSOON- NORM ONTARIO HOUSE- ink femrara. don b schoolFor Call T at (� 9OW44 dro. bides, Store. 623-7988, HIEFOIE sfGABNB ANY WIVES names a private REST OR MY 3 Bedroom �-� -- tomes. no pet. 723-1647. CONITLARS phone numbers. 1 -900.451 - tay.rrholrne. 11/2 yarn new. stuns b pertecdon. Suday or Fax (905) 965-0676. BPACROIS wet rnonfaYrrd 2 Isdroom Wpf. AvM. M 900 pktr, Martel 1st. $770 bw 36M ext 680. $3291min. menu two other pskuio wk. SIpy ISWW. Marone. open House 2-4 p.m. Mortgronc be 18. T -Ione a • �- a � A ffMr p N -rt b Or- Town • 1 LADIES, pamper yourself. Space • SDec• 90o-451-3TG1 Relaxation massage. hof oil. WAREHOUSE SPACE MONTH TO MONTH OR LONG TERM Fully serviced building at prime location. BROCK & BAYLY -We can pick & ship your orders Please call Harry at (905) 831-5433 ext. 247 MORTGAGES Coagmdim FiasndR6 Private 131. & 2M. • no appkcabon or appraisal fees • no uplrOrt broker fee Call J. Wyger (905)985-9106 MORTGAGES - Good bad ane ugly Financing for aq pur- pose, rages from 4.49%. All , • 1 olfice i 1 1 ivab Homes appbtations arxepfed Com - R p for Sob musty, Mortgage 668-61105 - SPOUSE CHEATING?? -E R a $ Rerhl r , I 1 Rooms N wA44 MoMas Frio Raft cb,* * �C • 1 s Psychic: Answers You can strong hands and you! Half price $20/40 minutes W home available. Mark (985)432-5369 RELAXING MASSAGE 40 King St.W (905) 404-9625 4Alw-., 1 ties. Available Apr.tst. Call 905725-9862. 1 'IF centre. $350. 619- 9223 ally lent. 400 $tilt, uapf"orage. Can 434.2147 06554132. PAS Cu a s grocery • 3 BEDROOM Bi, gain , Pn- vete Fenced Yard. that Gas AJAX. tkan Ohre home for ATTENTION Car Dealers! �0%� dun Stats (Loblaws. A s P. Lobb Ostrh.a FaOds etc ) n Ser- ALL P.OYERNIENT Fulls F0m'c' .94+74• responsrlrk tomalm. SInM knclen• Southeast corner BorrOlililson, MOUSE Ip sok 'W;W RE- tura and NOW Region, 93 GMC cube van n mint condi- Grams and sows information for your new or j q, Dorsi yrrsorn Rd i Taylor area. 1stAau. t95ofmo. 434-6691 bowndry and Ooh Bus. GO. 401 SMnonm, 14B5sg1. btlldrna pits 3411 hawege on Bond St. Call Ran DUCEO f259.900 796 Stn- dance Circle. Oshawa bon also awaable won d- naS. rap t -No -50548660 Amo 1SUpSt Abstainer hint- dolpn Lengm Sudan Group Large Iwo -story idlery-burl exeerr runrxnp. Auung $45.000. 2 badman apt. MM Mae 1 ao'. 2 -bedroom f905) 683-4M house with appliances. steps Eft* Pat (905) 619.0606 Status Really 4i6 -o990 bve home on large toner hoe. to lake. Pcleni Bad" arca. Prohess.onally landscapedFAMLY Owned bakery and S675/moth.ublmid. Suits MOR". :fp private St- 0000 LOCATION in Oshm. wdh folly tented backyard txxrlechonerf s business single a toupk Spry rip ling room in country, for. Professional office space, Four bedrooms. large "aster sok. Established for truer nets 1StAast. Good rOvaraS trslred or union ne6, use Of 500-2000 s. ft busy para 0ea00m welfr rpKtrke: twee for WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJ]and Affordable 2 bedroo apartments $785 per mo. includ Fridge, stove, broadlo air, heat, hydro, water one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.geocities.comiwall street/f 7657/highriser.html. 9059853607 reasmr - to aid FOR RENT. 3-bedfaom bun- g4 borne room 2 Wow Basemen. 5 am appum- GIIIf1QVHIeY12- Man PPOW. Pa•ed drl�parate, neo krred Fridge. TV arid phi Das svvtcs. no :els TrtruAm Owed cab (�) 683.8237 6 Taunfn Rd. aha Eau Oshawa. $1000. 283-2472 Aweamf March. 666-24-50 MMRWG - 0 honest. 3 bedrooms LrAnWoonVarni- hr000Vdhrwipoom, rM-n tu%hln. bON-M Ofthwrslier, bA tNnrreat imp tnriyad. I I - April 1 $13001mo 420-8532 . 11651!24114 SOUTH Down 3-brdroap top floor of duplex. Landry facilities. touted yard. part - • crag. a sass Strutt MM storage o ws. Oshawa location Simple and rlowme reg, avalabk Mar15 f • PCRERMG -Liverpool,"Rel, urn avalUk Easy attest. hydro ISLUN. Can 725-06% flight. fora roowr $100 well- $IOWmowlr (905)7259981. A CREAT DEAL. 6 mahms If. funishad. Student wel. bar Fra' Own your own home. 2 on". nor smoker. no pots. • 4 3 1 1 a alms, too lost 4 Available MANdkoely yoft new appliance. no nnalty IO1 4207 aRr ) -_AMTS 1p m re BACNELBa/6ac 0600 •• SIO EMI AR DOWNTOOSHAWA bedroom apeslean . c. Whet down OAC- SM6V at or lease oshawa Approx mreptates. antral Mr. cast at (39.000 tncrrel all 3u dnoerncy Das ttunper: and q Stock' airith leaner, irnecom. onder- Great King St. bra�orn. Lease 7rowd sp NOU systepn: b be nig 1, ---rl +Am bnApd aseman completely aur- prior to sale. Please can Bar- �Ihed Dthwble garage oh cora Obe Saba Group Excel 0m °gene •+e1°whg Drhdh dmveway. rwlkwar Large Ratty Inc 905721-1144 or ,"M I"* dock pilus Ind 905,629-OBB4 shad. am onhlgr dernrap0 NEED EXTRA INC0 7 Fhtdh and ruarnarhtd. A rapt b Avenue Collection ltd high vow Phone 9057263329 Ire Iaflrem wry co„Aa- •• y v - ow.en. w expand their bosom. come out to our Ise sawnrr. March 11. 1996 at T30 p.m. af tie Board o4 EOwrafion . 400 Taunton Rd- E.. wntby. on- tarfo t you alt r11lrefted in W or %*-Sm ales. come out b ss how you an Stan a Duswnsss of a meow at Rift Fretl To IOm own team of suc- cttthl mdpanden :hav" Can Ea WS 426.5282 or Muilyn (965) 427.3171 a HOSPITAL. 2 bed. ape f+u•Maro. My Oraadbownrd. $72.900. Aurelio Rasaw. fm . laundry. eaAN. vfry n ria 60fa- ' . Sored 750 sal . waft dha ,Dace. detached bungalow OSC clean, mar►srraka. $475. a6 ung' Har am "i- Cak1r1N1 Badder (905)726 1 workshop and parbrp 131. xa f82.9tM. Renovated 3 WISE 6uSNHESi opportudy fncloMrrs. Available imruhildro, �' O'ha0Q ardur6fd. on. hi0pwrslpve. f775 iaAn 9114 a Tor, (905)427-3604 54% a after 7.579 1614 bedroom toe.rgpe f66.900. m•ty, 1-905479-0127 or 1-905.475- *4 fMDef 905404.1414 ad ,eekcri required for b duh. No pigs. X19-0821 CdOwew banker AMR R E ttpporturty e>manon0 to Owr- Lrverpooml aha. 7857 MINfBY 1-1hedraam bas- TOMRIE/o . Cards. 3- BOEMAN7lLE - One bp- 1 BEONOOr tib. Available "net apartment. on Go tip. b•dMDMS, garage. / 1/2 - room ap. Lrrinp►OOwkltpkR Hew bolding, "all � • baNK, pal br•place in lain/$ comtrrNlion. Oriel asp af am mckww. iso Ya1ap� DrHt txdbu. IOM. 668-71131 roomWillift. lots of emu. 3/2801+ arMerglfon cera. Suit f nigh Oftm W pee. Cal (905} Ihot.s northeast of Tporbsdt- 686.813-2212 or rakrro pafafn. Aueihbk ism 11 Puirutw lbmai Far "low, 1-be000m om 906 639 5237905723-1673 Mk nig 1 Bedroom apt. aur. Apr. 1; mem apartment. separate 1 4Z -ss $SOO/mo rhclwdss hWj 2 badman apt. MM Mae 1 ink femrara. don b schoolFor P409 dro. bides, Store. 623-7988, d*bm parkM yam. MnWrdK rrtbs 118 Bloc w. Rder- a an-hiUa. ISSOhmarM gook" REST OR MY 3 Bedroom �-� -- tomes. no pet. 723-1647. on included Available im- townhouse. 1 1/2 bath. NE. 1 Caasgue Larry Kowac (905)728-9414. haw fieigion Ernvwornrrnornany AJAX share 2 -bedroom direct 7261069 ext 204 rnandly prodrer one IedwaS and Maid to (dofrrS Open A loom) Pre- Post-ri" into, OE Baa00r baseman apt Wail. Apr.1. nicely deco- auto emissions •D b 90%. FAIRLY NOUSEKEEPMC cot- SM THOUSANDS - On Im- nntfeaM rrrlapt a safety. tapes pod. bads store, mac lale 2.300 sq it tsar reduces marrlenNrte. CA playground. campbellmd. owo how in ot after 905432 4226 (24 ars) Ihot.s northeast of Tporbsdt- 686.813-2212 VRdit aw C1oss to schools ad Wis. Qsmbom "Ch. . � 1 C01A1iB 11 Puirutw lbmai Far en. elegant master bedroom etrwrw . plus mtv upgraaes. Dfnolle) 666 Sfi1 Eyoft BABY EXPO - Metro East $350 fnStAau. 666-1319. ,-had yard. dose to schools, polls. rec centre 2 Trade Centre (401 and Brack $10,886 2 storey 3,1 bed- SR MORTIS OLD. 3 Mile N in Picini. I Feb 28M 579,009, mMla4ely. CoA Wier Will (905)6654690.(SNP) oshaw, Wuee. ban. $975. udkh.. no gels. Aar 401. ,a AJAX share 2 -bedroom room. 3 washrooms. as Wo bet brick. 2 v2 bud. let. muter w!u loser, ensuae/ and Maid to (dofrrS Open A loom) Pre- Post-ri" into, OE Baa00r baseman apt Wail. Apr.1. nicely deco- WM14Y. 1-Ddrm basement schools sfbDplro. Call (705}7151029. basement ap t Fudge• slave, sparWkentrance. 3 $1 ravine. tri. Dueahbad- $119.000 2 -storey. 3 bad- . swrttun tub. r5bnd knldsthwr. who who. Polbaroo and n � ••• Inb rated. 1 pc. Wlh, carpeted. b•rldrY, entente $puna 4o- aprtment, suit one, separate *Manu. foundry, slorap. iBEDN00r townhouse ran Dt DaM. NO pigs• no bandry room. 2 washrooms. w/o to private Id, goy -720-1613. Mark. Kiigsway Forest. (905)436-0375. trance. Patio doors. bright i txnrted. 6W 2 4 >P dose to 401/Rt- $350 fnStAau. 666-1319. ,-had yard. dose to schools, polls. rec centre 2 II.E.Oshaw (169.900. $Ste do • 1 Peraoetkla fed don b S. GM. 1 D -San 1560. fret i biL 136- dose. inctw tire, lMa-nces.905-683-4610. • sm.Osdawf. Wgibbk iAnme- � lo go -room 3 bedroom treat bortaes wool last. CWN Rosa- AJAXdroom MN ELEGANCE. 3 bedroom Chicle. Iree Ihdd LEAK SECK 7�. tAlI14Y, 2 bctlroom. leer 6 dia4ely. NON-SMOKER. $9701bon AnOrAh ad rhdlMire. (905)723. laktvilw combo. to Share with or Frank. Sudan Clam. 9066665153. tay.rrholrne. 11/2 yarn new. stuns b pertecdon. Suday HEAYMLY PSYCHIC M- rh_ BPACROIS wet rnonfaYrrd 2 Isdroom Wpf. AvM. M 900 pktr, Martel 1st. $770 bw 5064. two other pskuio wk. SIpy ISWW. Marone. open House 2-4 p.m. $2 99/mm. •1b.d224de� and BM C SL Some wYH 1 parte A ffMr p N -rt b Or- Town r"0. Auoiabk imine . w N Lax Ave. (Harwood /Fslr 90o-451-3TG1 y , ed. Close bb fcm00K a�o��- (�Fa>-SIO8 9056861533 kdvft uMMies a d parlsnp U-111117 (906) f31 5/02 $1av?,;gMe 57.900. hat yr6.65X • . Ing withfF Co" alrNuc, Bir- phf0 ten- . GO so". UW vagoMY large / bedroom k One morin Free! 905.721- 41111-amarisrn to 101 - 4 w 905.427-1677. 1 baso ismw 1 1 b a l rim"w In *ML do" In OdUdsd. Call 728.1993. got bnmwd anpdArnrn Sep DOM. bedroom executive mom Tiwwkerrss blrhw mw 401 Cie lar detail 9b15 426-M1B. 21.t [�yeplp rfWha Wrab a*-. DAB "rope, shove laundry, no $6 Of AN OBMAWA SOMI - 3 wA0kin0 Iwrrshed MmN b sdare rind ale. Sparate 3:c- may. �°0 ' UU=OOWNTOIN BMCNr. 2 bedroom base Dem aphalnNet in rtia b, P ilea 3 bdrM ftuit.faor bmgebrA ION ltrF :see. nrornln irndusive. Airs. Etwms � bedroom bstroufe dote to slroppmp S95of :Mot p hall awn fvbtpoom. 71A�TTYIIII tpi11 Pick trinq UomR IOM ftdtmtvs Ino dopa bendy bel op, EXECUTR7E 2 Beacom, LMy- m0. All INCLUSIVE First/ Laundry. at fisII Btu at Rarghgle u new 2 and 3 )4700. No AWOL $ A. VISIT f" VAN you can last Awilable MNCWAprd 1 (905)579-Mdays. door Suit prolessionall. God Bedroom townhouses. 4 new I RnmaL CA.906.135-2433 ( M367l78 $6251moe first MMAof 2l, yaw oro► home for loss Sum yyaoww titin*?!! Caul Daus Mr CAMWE IRL TOWN- Strait. $65ofmo. k/2" k now. Park$. 9054$&Mu aDPfbf (28,000. "aft rtrorws b t:awy. SSW. de- Good credit. Some Cenw Bed d 1fb4lL Nair O.C. IOP Him O. la# Saba Rdfaw j991) HOUSES 122 Comm"lSL E. LEAK SECK out feet b own b gtMlAod pwdaas- 4SN thou � �1 � 8575. Summit pyNy L%L (905or 1 BBk3100 w (706) 8M Osftw Apo , 43131Tt. MT las to share milk no- Mw0 petMssfot 8 MHYiWas906/1.� .33 t 4 OAMawI B?% I ---r - Nseese Ct una -beftom sohraampin tl Iia 1 am OId„pPau 21.t [�yeplp rfWha nk . (mo)IReaeatd 905 may. �°0 ' UU=OOWNTOIN sltltalr, w 6pMLM CaN Barra16)ZO& 63 'w« (116) M3 53i1! pM �rN 1 HWf ft / WNfffS Gl RD., Alia Wes 3 bedroom EXECUTR7E 2 Beacom, LMy- No out bend apt. co- M* tie, oyM wok$, pBrMfp, plicift lir. lodwdse parmnt, la table, lou fes. pool 2ph koWMi able, In/2 4riMsheooars, ram saltrfY g. w $92S w thuds uNON, AhaBafle ria Pft rFMsMep CA (!� 13D4 AWeA 176.509-960 aL (lame lar- 1 Sm w K 4 w Homs 1-bea- Comm mo. FirStMtt (705)578-70a room 4•aslwow i d Jowle Forab attr S. 3'ar B>r+P..eSt-ad 4arire. fnisttee ask blwmwoK faawn Misty ewwsfe cm mea 031AVM4Wn W foam .int monk g'' w'B " maY dad donate. is Shear lake txmaal bcalm mats or U- Boor as Mldrreo4 $?58,888. g0 as Lady E1RIyrl ukf, note wdewmw. $300 moat GB sos6 t-. New of Tawegamh. Complete Yndltshrs, alralaW ham alinjiwaN. urge 5 be#. IrrdNn propau rope i 2 d oogil Phmu 579-0881. roosts pod, on lha 1s OB"UK Aawk.6 Mls Owrdu, eatable . 4 wa rch t. tpmh Spm. 29 Ado W Pao tame water pw qk 18 R. abt- MFAWS" MOIK 160. A (416) 4w OMM Prided W sM�$59 588 raN fidbps. $1000 OWUL relief- lK�i4- Large 3 M*O- Connie618267-5863 s No pees. Cal 18)SZO MM. SpltdW idW lade MCOMONAL 3 Bedroom, 2 2515. AhailabH imms Mew, Wes bosom fbpb storey. brkthbmlorm. Fin11EO-r decaated. swumadt 1st a mm bamw tit wan out. very nigh tockAha t 2. 3 " If M R . Famed nhry bright 3 bdnrr IDVNn• hSt. Cal (906) d3B 1656. moo Sril a vote mrsappe. MC6EaIN4 NEa41NTEO hove for you M. down tbun. 5 -app deck 8�8e. $181.900. Call � I MMOLBIt, Gel out MMM. LARGE mW**M 3 Storming ttuirt Door 3•bs0- Choicr- 6 tmlNhs I= or Im lion to an aihhs4tMitx. Awl- iiia) 470 �_ of dell gdek without going Dedoom opts, pooditlr bldM• Mom aputrAm. $1050 k�e a redlrcM mortgage able now. 1115GMwMh. Cal balnbltp or bei g garnisheed. aro) MuMablt UK"$ hAktod. Air rake. Ftom $758/drone IOM er- (SM�96 FM bwtrrwwm how" in de- � �� siraft am of IreslNy pyylgd dl oo co... %-urdry. pining, rima- dMft. hrcmwe ►agw MMM 1MNf6N T Town- close b all ammiMa Gar- reinppirgd. (lose to 800*. smohu, tear 60 alr0" from $27.500. prat . C0 fmra, 100 Tewelut N0. E, 3 drur's ParadM Gl b Mew. �mubm. 906-5763505. shoC 986unisk ON" 41 61. 21� Cal 905-420- �)� / caldwMls BNdter 4. M jawlighouto a Coll 4364M $209.988. rA5) 831-3138. Show bwls kck* L. r I PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVER77SSEER SUNDAY, MARCH 1,19" :11 kttprovormattls : 11 I WmInlWft : 1 • PkNnbing : 1 •ftff nq Store fixtures, Kitchens, reception desks, Reasonable rates, quality assured, Byrne Designs 420-3547 DIRECT WINDOW Deal Directly and Save Vinyl Replacement Thermal Windows ' Side Slider - Double Hung Bay ' Bow All type Aluminum Work Free Estimates (905) 426-6342 BATHROOM EXPERTS Ceramic tiles, Drywall Plastering, S ucco. New or Repairs. Fully Lic. 25 yrs. exp. Free Estimates. Sal (905) 2945998 EUDGET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement Apts., Rec-roans, pkxnbirlg, Additions, electrical, drywall, ceramic Wing 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 61"M. cel.(416) 560-4663 DOORS NRN US GARAGE DOORS. OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES. ROLLERS. Sales Servias b Repairs 905-837-0949 Finished basements, ba lhrooms, add bons and second stories. Home repairs. All work guarardeed. Wafter leaver 428-2145 REAL HANDYMAN! For People who need household repairs, but short on lash. No Job too small. t!905752e 114161632-2209 CARPENTRY Custom ;rim 3 cabinets. Renovations to kitchen, bathroom and basement. Ceramic ties b hardwood floors. Fences ii decks. Pkmm CaN Jaclk (905)428-7260 or John at (91Z) 428-1739 PASTER HOME RENOVATIONS The one to fall when your home needs I0 to-- III Kitchens, I ad in c basements, lances, stndecks, painting a plaslefng. No rob is too big «100 sinal. Beal the spring haft and save 15% on latm. Cal today for ft e 905.039.4041 TUB AREA Complete 2 t:aln$ as w6.00 416-282-4934 It on 66 Rq IL) CUSTOM CARPENTRY & CONTRACTING Idokons, basements, cks, cabinets, porch closuaw tiling, drywall, ting. painting, hensshelving its, bars, kitchens 6 this. windows & doors rden chairs rrna I to ler. e4c. Terry for etuimide: 432-9115 : 1 Handyman &g K SWI, cai Ajii elle Be K AllH From changing a Light Bulb to Maw Renovations. - 50 Yrs. combined exp. - Top notch accurate Tradesman (416) 7244101 (888) 471-0023 FREE ESTIMATE :1: Baelrfeal AFFORDABLE ELECTRICAL SERVICES Electrical help from problems to protects. We Can make all electri- cal systems easy for you to understand and insgll yourself. � lcan do i: for ensed and insured. Renova- tioru. new installations, upgrades Commer- cial.resiaeMial. industrial !05-51!-11123 : 1 • pMllteing DOUG CLARK PLUMBNIG Licensed, Insured, repaffs& afleadaN, new battvooms 3 renovations, F� ESepaiAATES 11 YRS, EXP. 616-5172, 24 his. 1-000.1131-2303 1 Paiallml � PARITNIG A -No job too big or snni! -You pay when You am satisfied! fro esenaees! wSswat .alp-" 0"ll-216•�w atwti fMiMPwSeetwN Skl000 T�wwork al ZO% aebor Senors Cal for a REE Eslmt9le 404=sss9 Panting 46-Walpepefang Sinal rwain. &Ave, wood finishes, 101,Wk. reasn able. dean. Cohn 09-7256 4,o'#7 's► ' t,c�... r: ..�„yi,;k::-: , •�f.: a 1... � _ _ �.... . - .. k .... r : t _ .. .. ._.,,,,. LEAKING 0 WHY PATCH IT? Unique, Permanent A answer as seen on TV home improvement shows. # LIFETIME WARRANTY 432-1625 DOCTOR \ivy 67? Call the Doctor for advice : lbvkq Sbra9a : Novirg a sweep, AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and bad special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 Foments ' RMkniatimr GERMAN PAINTER Over.10yrz. � kMar.Mamfa F%FE PERSONAL AA FURNITURE REFINISHING everience elm the house Restore old turn r*idiNE. 11 to its oiigii I needs cleaning britt man. 37 to 45. single. beauty. drywallHand lt�liD. BOX 30452 stripped. CALL HARRY single, while male. 00 to 45, Free estimates. 428-2679 Rola f 4111-716.12M Ian TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workman- ship Fast. dean, reliable service. 420-0081 M M"a MOVNIG SYSTEMS We will move anything. NWVA e. anyu". Cosentrdal or residential. Packagm. storage and boas avai mm Savor L mid mats discounts. Fret -0755 1-88&491.6600 Move keg or shell -ft price Orem all! Free esti- mates, seniors discomm start notice mom. Ap- pliances moved. also storage spew. Comparable �1•Bi1602i�6pi 1■t:RMslo IwO� i tlarlE Appliances i PNiq spn[aaYsts. Senior a Mid - Month Discounts. LiCONSK insutd. Fa Estimates. PrMsssisNpl senim. Call 4W7M. CIOMI YOMaff ollces, apt, POW Packing ai l b. 423-0199 • r << +-�v. is �', -Scar t `4'.;It!f f..f� •.n: � v 830 CARPET NOTAL.LATIONS 25 years experience, restretdung, our speCylity. Free estimates. 011,111 It F , 917-1799 or 917-1100 chaankw 4141/FICaealll• aerr• 4aiaaTle!• a■INC• ietl... Hotlto CMoltkg i11pa ply 1111 til tr6 SBO will dean opto3000s4t. op to = $4 ft. vawumnqWm aeanrp, kitdkn ' washed. widow ledges. base baa alie ewer � kMar.Mamfa F%FE PERSONAL AA - ' p- rittr. VOICE GREETING uwrwwwhr-r•r,rr haz6l eyes Fit", 123 lbs. imp OlAdoons and good con- est. nonsmoking, allec6on- elm the house yr 5 divorced Mmaisle, snnohr•r, with blue Likes dancing, cycling, cats. versalieon. etc Seeks attrec- ate make, 35 to 42, for rels- needs cleaning britt man. 37 to 45. single. dd rock and guitars. Seeks trove, successful. whits male. lt�liD. BOX 30452 10 years expener- likes long walks, dining out, single, while male. 00 to 45, 48 to 55. non smoker. with EASY GONG Rola f 4111-716.12M CaN 1-906.451-3793 attractiveCall smoker 'who is'sincere � similar interests ler possible long tensrelationship. BOX Single 37, with no now. I need someone to talk $2.49 mer MITI. honest f« friendship. BOX 19687 encs. dependents. medium buds, Fe- Drm" THANKS 4 SHOPPING 14404 EASY GONG 5 .. afkeclanate, seeks g tall, short haired, medium yr 5 divorced Mmaisle, snnohr•r, with blue Scitools Single, while. attractive slim CHAT WITH ME.. 37, blonde, medium build, britt man. 37 to 45. single. to sense, a humor. Enjoys fernale. 3111,55" ' a,5'5", leve paying 19 yr old mother of one likes long walks, dining out, Enjoys movies, variety of mole. BOK 11767 pool, auns, krg walks ctio Searding for friendship for camping, country music music, walks, dining out, AU UR M and renting movies, a smok- now. I need someone to talk and rock, flea markets, yard outdoors, social drinker, BOX 26436 er and social drinker with no to. Want a male 19 to 24... sales and dancing. Seeking smoker, quiet times with I children. Seeking a ycefe. BOD( 14654 tall, medium built man, candles. BOX 30453 Offering 4 day approved rd white male, 35 to 45, who NO GAMES PLEASEI Social drinker, good sense ARE WE A MATCH? driving course for maximum instrame has no children, loves ani- mals and similar witerests a 57, 125 b, 32 yr old, single parent n the Oshawa area, of humor. easy Hong and likes to treat a lady special. 46 r old, 9°hkhumoredno discount. mina. BOX 15496 seeking a sincere honest BOX 30458 halide female, non smoker: a March 16 - 79. PISCES WANTED....... male who is not into head WORTH WAITING FOR enjoys most kinds a music. Fee $279. Are you a 5'10" plus, 8l games.Enjoy ba �atrm9• 5'S". 135 Ib, attractive movies. darts. garage sales, Also regular courses oflwed. white. 46 to 52, single, ran the summer, biki rg, the female who movies. enipyg flea markets, Chinese food, 42�-1717 smoking. beardless. day beach. etc. Occasional travel and the finer things n antiques ques and more. Seeking dubs• do ice g. BOX IS= workermmf« an emo- drinker and non smoker... Me. Seeking a distinguished a male with similar interests, NEED A FNEIp Tm 22. will be 23 soon. I tional commitment? This BOD( 17200 male, 50 phis, with similar ler possible relationship. • Adult atrutive, 57 white female ARE YOU MR. RIGHT?t340MMSEEKING with a *arm of humor ler BOX 11910 Entertairnh•rA would kke You to reply to tis maibwc! BOX 15643 Are you 4e to 58. hand -REMEMBER, friendship, bawl, dancing, Seekig a too mall. 60's, for up by the tae. Ybu must be TO EXPLORE? some. outgoing. goodFRIENDSWANT sense a humor, good per-firstl music, cards and quit Attractive, financially 23 to 26. attractive and FRIENDS FIRST 30 old, 5'4•, medium built mother a two is kook. sonatrry, dancer. honest andpoursinglle romantic? Likes eaintrysecure. VERY PROMISING separated white M r °b. 5'5", hull found irg for sane laughter, share music, no dependent.area female, 0, t ngPRIVATE oeveryday OlY O� Affectionate. swop while experiences (good «bad). and wants ro established anddui rn�N�g�)� What you gat isawhaletinarxaaNy date d l cod Io0W and emo- mom morn a ons, 3S, long has, blue wile brown has, down eyes 33 yr old. 5'T, srngte olds explore sexual fan4sies. I never get a headecMl BOK package. as c lls returned.tinnalty BOX 26421iles even, 5441" -40 secure, single white male. 35 to 45, pendent, mother of one: est and nub ler .,..e, 1� FRIENDSHIP FIRST EBONY SEEKS IVORYover 39 yr old, black mom. whoe ? FIT with a full head a heir... call metGORGEOUS MODELS b 40. cute. cuddy, daring aP«1s minded. SGT, attractive white mom enjoys quiet times andg • BOX 11921 4 exotic sbows sirn4arsnrAsr aNsrsats BOX a one, 39. smoker. employed and financially more. Seeking anSEEKINL'• employed,while male,40ron 11101! !linin 011e! TLC FOR TLC'20 10•EEK� SIEClA Lf OOWN TO EARTIN acre. Enloys sporO• walk- ng, watching navies and 45, with similar interests.D. BOK 12093 country TWO the East end. 175 sthe whits female. S0, IIK�II Is" clw.nrk«•r Will 125 much erms. a ain- 111 home �. Seeking a apapal men• who will brag soma GIVE ME A CALL uDY Diwroed 6S, 5'4•. attractive , male. 40e tp g50,.whobis a non "5-426-"M nem Of an am laugh w back ago my 4N Professional female with bbrhde hair. Erhpys tM out- fsnale, looking br a male comparison a share calks. smoker, 5'11- « l ter. for kiendshlp: possibly more. ori a financially sacue and a car- BOK my ct ild s sports doors. movies. music and movies. drives in tui corn- BOD( 119M 0 le. try PreM big termti PETITE PACKAGE 28 10 445. with nip. rous pokws es orgtse LOTS OF LOVE To Libra lady available ince- irderests. Children wel- only BOK 30456 GIVE with beautiful sexy women!!! 1-900-451-5358 exL 1519. $3.99/min. 18. Pnocall Co. (602) 954-7420 pendent hhiglay nmoeval•d, w1Y Saakm9 old wit oonted. 8M 14668 E/1RCl9NG FOR YOU Widowed white lemate ming a slim gentleman.a educated. was NEED A COMPAIMOII7 54 Ro yr old. 5'6". attractive yr 5 divorced Mmaisle, snnohr•r, with blue 57 to 65, who x a good eatebishwd man. 35 to 45. disk I give Hispanic female with a Rya. ices movies, walking dancer b eaxhtry mu5ie. Lars tai soon... Btb( 12022' to sense, a humor. Enjoys and dining out. Seeks a SERVICE PiWnihyAiac areo, to cont- parions! inimpen-�relationship, cook dwwww , travel and mole. BOK 11767 FRIENDS FIRST MN"C mly ado da men. oare tall. good more. a Maio. 45 b TEOEIV DEAN TYPE I am 19, brown haw and bousit eyes, Looking ler 1100 g, fit with t icdk heir. 9M � Early 40s. 5'T. 180 lb someone' 20 to 26, from the from BOX 26436 WANT COIPAISONS1wP atractrve, white female. seeks single White male. Cc"M antes. BOK 30446 WANT ANN" LOWER 5'S" rnedkrrh build aeshu^9 shin 1!>~EIK o" ucorts) ling gstdstman. BODE 25425 b earth and b 14288 Partys : Pally serylne N okwim BOX SINCEREa 14189a LADIotIG t4DR IIpa Aknam ». eagle Silk MY Ta011LDt Zs Yr old s 2- sngte nteew .A UMM WANTS WOM molter. I mrjoy car. 1p't0'aat0=n1wk tit 41 yr cid. ad w age awe. who eryoys music. Dokq ME* For ChMm's Parties incline "'!d"g' i rie°MO1, a d, "1 aft onk a a al. outdoes and more_ And N Occasions. Have My Own Mlapiden `Ro,,,°° �'r wary mp«ww se.lor'g a airgke mw ler Part d mnY world deft and Iriand , ip BOK can E>t'Eliie 6 6&4M •w+nligs. Plry:ne EDA and rnesds b be 16817 cards. and occa- ■ -- _ f - --- CLOM i MAGICIAN ^0 AN aus CaliJeff ( 905) 839-70571 --i +�-� �^- aREwer*� b I have a n brft Attracay. slander, tai ani•r e pinks- So" innate uMoys ting 40-55. over V and oven 200 lbs. who a Well glopmsd, FAMILY MINDED 1 am a single motw of one. MOESCOR iBI' mo '-- gado a lel ploys pia-.lwlbdle alk Senerg sameorr alk walks. chase manes, hard worki g and financially 20, aking ler a single ESCORT aped in the music, dwstong, quiet lines and more. Seeking a male secure. Likes kxg walks. quiet times. romance. Rea mate, 20 to 26. who a no info Partying. but loves this SERVICE PiWnihyAiac areo, to cont- parions! inimpen-�relationship, with sinater interests, for markets. BOX 11787 outdoors, From to Cobra "am IliletRienils Em" eveiwn swgs... OX 12260 panionship. possible BOK 19102 LIKEWHAT YOU PEAR7 oma. BOD( 30447 foram oouaionl THIS COULD BE YOUf w' • SW40 fence• MI laves CLASSY LADY 34 yr oke, 5'2- median build mom with sense a humor COBOURG AREA Rom• Wit• kewe 2!, of Out COL 24 hmi 7 days doicii do yr ok1. 5'5•. 110 to. .06l+ad. prolworW 1ansie Likes rMdirg. dancing• raI•os BOD( 14541 rnedkrrh build aeshu^9 shin 1!>~EIK o" ucorts) ��g• see" San• ttemun around my SP. with Ohorh - has and blue eyes. Entoys f Or46DOM I KE To HAVE FINN? mfinancially5' gle white male. 28 ro 36. who eryoya country mueie, BOX 12266 g. " Out. Single, i 1'. 110 � hockey and alien • , HEART a of GOLD. Ronal, aftecaorhay, down tr�, an Ihe,n� mw. 501.8.e,&-Whcm.iy tom. fig. oro, dant cal good =we - �"'� Must b. hoeret. 'cocas'° and enhpbye No • • , ammury fa earth, very promirng tamale. 30. enjoys quiet ew. BOK "en9 b F sabon and dancing. Seeks 9anya• 1 IM if w d is. 0 Is, tkrnel moves. romance din- LOOKING FOR LAVE hale, 35.42. who tikes to tnawe bun. BODE 14600 Single atrem welcome. BOK 30415 t NMN OF TLE 1197 IEAOM f91010E ARI l nets by �' See" ab�' � 27 r aid. 5-8-,150 lb. dark awn arloya woikx out. I ME OVER KIND AND CARING GN Rdaft HIM heir. bra lag term mete• 000kag tn1•N1, sports and more. 16 yr kernels, smoker. S T, 150 les L4kes sports. 26 r oke• 5'2". singh No lm "it in goilrhip. Must lova dnidren, W( B 13323 a„le for ^9a m� dubs• do ice g. BOX IS= tamale 1.it, lroh n nae and sties. Enjoys reading. ft RourasCornp01rltrued WITH ME alp. BU( 19070 NEED A FNEIp Tm 22. will be 23 soon. I outdoors, movies and AcCountaird '111dP1:ukele CGA _SHARE lady most ran sma4m9 m84, y FIRST Poste tamale with donde long Drowwh hwr and gran ayes- 1 envoy gag b rrnore. so" a single male. 26 to 30. ler friend - 90 -01M211111111 with a *arm of humor ler hair. Enjoys dining out. dencirg, b- and mons. moves. dining oa, coddling Shp and possibly m01s. corpook to A brei ness friendship, bawl, dancing, Seekig a too mall. 60's, for up by the tae. Ybu must be BOX 11008 ser"ces avtiage music, cards and quit ,panq,rxp„ BOD( 19406 23 to 26. attractive and FRIENDS FIRST times. BOK 26431 VERY PROMISING white, and annoy tr sameFLIK things as nte. BOX 30455 M r °b. 5'5", hull found FIT APO PWM read R Affectionate. swop while INDEPENDENT MO HEM mum. damPas Moines .s.. a ad 011 ills mom morn a ons, 3S, long has, blue wile brown has, down eyes 33 yr old. 5'T, srngte olds and mos. Saekag an hon- even, 5441" -40 and a ainoker en joys ate int pendent, mother of one: est and nub ler .,..e, vMrte non smoking mW. 38 taps Ys. fading. darasag «tboys movies. nwsie and hisrldatmp first. BU( 14216 r�`v`� IM aS we CMMIa b 40. cute. cuddy, daring aP«1s minded. and mom. Saelnng a fNrn pais aedwn rrWs. 32 b 36.shi More• Looking ler a rehsaot with a mob 30 to 39 � WEL00W sirn4arsnrAsr aNsrsats BOX w1ho is 4kMnlul hates[ and Nrss dn%dws BOK 14156 43 r aid, 54. single mo6r sr withblown hrr and eyes 11101! !linin 011e! FRMInSII anlol'a 9 ARE YOU Albrr10L15? OOWN TO EARTIN Er"" els oul0oom and IIIOer11011 in llle country TWO 27 ys.dit le white '� much erms. a ain- 111 markeft g glee or , c d white mw, nem Of an am ler mals. 55 b 62, who is � whilemake 26 to 55. ler a posalbls lag financially sacue and a car- da35, � relationship. pOK ling gstdstman. BODE 25425 b earth and b 14288 Partys : Pally serylne N okwim BOX SINCEREa 14189a LADIotIG t4DR IIpa Aknam ». eagle Silk MY Ta011LDt Zs Yr old s 2- sngte nteew .A UMM WANTS WOM molter. I mrjoy car. 1p't0'aat0=n1wk tit 41 yr cid. ad w age awe. who eryoys music. Dokq ME* For ChMm's Parties incline "'!d"g' i rie°MO1, a d, "1 aft onk a a al. outdoes and more_ And N Occasions. Have My Own Mlapiden `Ro,,,°° �'r wary mp«ww se.lor'g a airgke mw ler Part d mnY world deft and Iriand , ip BOK can E>t'Eliie 6 6&4M •w+nligs. Plry:ne EDA and rnesds b be 16817 cards. and occa- ■ -- _ f - --- CLOM i MAGICIAN ^0 AN aus CaliJeff ( 905) 839-70571 --i +�-� �^- aREwer*� b I have a n brft se IileaN sow a hllnn« and nary going. TTM w s bf19 inn, but Minds V*h IOSpea and le>yheCt be ' prdw `;�� fret: I like country sift dwx>. in9 a man anlgiven BOX 26424 and mom. Box 14411 AIICIfaKilaORYOU old w. eepwated 135 b. NO CO&WAffNEMM Single moftw. 33, 5'4-, Madura build. � dark a1 ��M soulneft 45 10 Caribbean caner lag black Mir jwrrw� ys� big 9 -eyes Enjoys lis. 10 inter. my We with K Seek Seeking g a arirg male who naves• drwg am nisi~ r'r, .-40"761 •.v. • «.. , y6S T S YYeNYNe•S N.O Med ummol.S We owl M sarols...l am amr DOX 8CHANCE is amnOifiDtrs 19562 Parties and mom Seeking Adult • � : • Edwhi eM TALE A12187 1111W FRIEND? 59", Madura bun,' aepone- 33 to 40, am ninglis M for flip 1lmi rOWM >• yr ad. 5'4-, kl1 igtaad. ed Iw11aM with brown Mi and poeebly more. but no aepualad bmaw who !Maly+ PlaYlm9 ode Brno- and groan eyea. Enjoys movies, quiet walks, conmikrtensl BOX 28411. A GOOD THING FMMMI ima and mors. Seeking a male. 39 b 45 lmrilh sstniar enmrnirga dart and more. 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