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By Linda NrMV
Staff reporter
PICKERING — Staff at
Ontario Hydro arc being treated
"like a band of criminals" with
no regard for the health and
safety of residents
here, the
Pickering/Ontario
Hydro Liaison Com-
mittee heard Thursday.
If we are doing
something wrong, we
are doing it to our-
selves and our fami-
lies;' said John Cole-
by, director of site:
weekly analysis for tritium,
Durham Nuclear Health Com-
mittee representative Mark
Rohlehr told the committee,
which learned the Town of
Pickering has received $54,000
from Ontario Hydro to
offset its costs in set -
;.,r , ting up an emergency
centre outside the 10-
�: kilometre safety zone
of the Pickering Nu-
clear Generating Sta-
tion. Located at the
Claremont Communi-
ty Centre, it is expect-
ed to open within
port, tow the commit- IRENE KOCK weeks.
tee as its members dis- 'Fire protection' The committee also
cussed water safety in --
a meeting at the Pick-
ering Civic Complex. O n -
tario Hydro tests the level of tri-
tium in the water every day, Mr.
Coleby reported.
Still, an independent labora-
tory will be hired to perform
-- received a submission
from Durham Nuclear
Awareness, in which
spokesman Irene Koch nagged
several items, including "the
state of passive fire protection
See NUCLEAR/Page 5
Driving to the hoop %-,�
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J.P. Patricio, of St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Mon- ondary School Athletics senior '"UA' basketball
archs of Pickering, tries to run past Pickering High championship final at Durham College day. The Tro-
School's Jammel Anderson during the Lake Ontario Sec- fans won 52-44. Please see story, photo o
Task force warns Durham of `dramatic' hike in dementia cases""��`�-
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staff reporter
The number of people suffering
from dementia could almost dou-
ble over - the next 20 years and a
task force is warning the health
care system to prepare.
The Dementia Task Force, cov-
ering the 'Seven Regions' of
Durham, Peel, Halton, Toronto,
Niagara, York and Hamilton -Went-
worth, notes health-care costs in
Canada in 1991 for treating people
with dementia were almost $4 bil-
lion.
Durham Region's director of
services for seniors Sharon Swain
notes there are about 3,000 demen-
tia cases in Durham this year and
that will increase to 10,000 cases
over the next 20 years.
Dr. Robert Hopkins, the direc-
tor of psychogeriatric research at
the Kingston Psychiatric
Hospital, predicts an in-
crease of more than 200
per cent in the number of
dementia cases between
1998 and 2021.
"Unless significant
changes to the projected
population trends occur,
only very substantial ad-
vances in reventative
social services committee chair- She describes the increase as sue.
man and Brock Township Council- "very dramatic. Durham Region About three-quarters of demen-
lor Larry O'Connor says, "Project- will be third highest in the tia patients have Alzheimer Dis-
ing the kind of increase in province. It's rather dramatic with ease.
the Alzheimer population our demographics and the increase The aim of the Seven Regions
in Durham Region that in aging." report is to "focus people on
Dr. Hopkins has docu- , Dementia is described as a se- what's coming and to plan and try
mented clearly indicates a vere impairment of memory and to get something in place," Ms.
community crisis in de- reasoning, and includes disturbed Swain says. "We want to make
mentis care is imminent." behaviour and damaged brain tis- See WEIPap 3
In the Seven Regions,
the number of people 65
years and older will
from 707 666 this go WHAT'S INSIDE Now To REACH 11=
year to
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olince a inancial boost fthe bad guys
PROCEEDS OF CRIME BECOME GRANTS IN BID TO AID LAW ENFORCEMENT IN DURHAM, OTHER COMMUNITIES
sy MINI Sfislaas crime. than 3,000 across the coun- new equipment, says Supt. criminals and their activi- they will also find their as -
Special to the News Advertiser Sgt. Grimley says try are killed on provincial Johnson. ties;' says Mr. Runciman. sets being used to fight
Front-line and commu- Durham police are hoping highways, but hopefully "Re -investing in polic- "Not only will convicted crime. We're giving. police
nity law enforcement is get- to get a piece of that pie to those numbers can be re- ing is one aspect of our pro- criminals be unable to prof- help in their fight against
ting a hearty financial boost help recoup some of the duced with the help of the gramme to crack down on it from their crimes, but organized crime:'
across the province thanks costs involved with Opera -
to Ontario's criminals. tion Clean -Sweep, an ac -
Money seized tion plan launched
from criminal ac-
tivity in the
province is being
redirected to a
number of Ontario
police forces in
the form of gov-
ernment grants,
known as Front -
Line Policing
in December of
last year to help
reduce noise,
drunkenness and
disorderly conduct
in Oshawa's down-
town core. The
force, adds Sgt.
Grimley, hopes to
also cover the
Cnme Prevention JIM GRIMLEY costs of its recent
and Proceeds of 'It's going to pay Purchase of "stop
Crime Law En- big dividends' sticks;' a $500
forcement Grants,
item with hollow
to help improve
spikes used to de -
policing activities.
Hate a car's tires during po-
..I think the idea of using
lice pursuits.
seized money from crimi-
Seven municipal police
nal activities is a positive
services are already receiv-
step for both police and
ing Front -Line Policing
taxpayers;' says Sergeant
grants totalling more than
Jim Grimley of Durham
$430,000 while three other
Regional Police Services.
forces are expecting
"We've been saying for
$313,000 through the Pro -
years that crime doesn't
ceeds of Crime grant. Of
pay, but, finally, it's going
those. the Ontario Provin-
to pay big dividends for the
cial Police will receive
people of Ontario in the
$277,840 earmarked for
fight against crime"
such policing tools as Eagle
Robert Runciman, solic-
Radar Units, spike belts,
itor general and minister of
Dreager Roadside Devices
correctional services, says
to combat drinking and dri-
more than $700,000 has
ving, and Collision Investi-
been set aside to pay for
gation Kits.
new equipment, front-line
"We're very pleased
law enforcement projects
with it;' says Superinten-
and investigations by On-
dent Chuck Johnson, OPP
tario police.
bureau commander for
To qualify for the grants
provincial traffic and ma -
police services must
rine safety. "We're happy
demonstrate their proposed
they're using criminal pro -
plans arc beyond current
ceeds for highway safety
budgets and that the pro-
and it's not coming from
jects would result in long-
the public's purse"
term benefits to the com-
Each year more than 600
munity in the fight against
people in Ontario and more
Coalition r '00
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presents own i
views on
budget
The alternative provincial budget
will be the topic of a forum present-
ed later this month by Durham Re-
gion Coalition for Social Justice.
Ontario Federation of Labour
representative Ross McClellan, a
former MPP and social work profes-
sor at the University of Toronto, will
be the guest at the forum, which will
also feature Andrea Calver, co-ordi-
nator for the Ontario Coalition for
Social Justice.
They will deal with creative solu-
tions for Ontario that create more
employment while preserving essen-
tial community services such as hos-
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W.,-e.already shortfall of beds:- Durham
elected officials"
In addition to paying for
more places to care for peo-
ple, Ms. Swain says, "more
financial resources must go
into prevention and a cure"
Currently, there's no
known cause or cure for
Alzheimer's.
Placing people in hospi-
tals isn't always the best solu-
tion, Ms. Swain adds. With
WE/From page 1
people aware it's coming and
we're putting plans in place
in the community"
But, Ms. Swain noted,
"There's a shortfall right
now" in the number of places
available. There are currently
2,044 long-term care beds in
Durham, she notes. "We need
to bring it to the attention of
moderate to severe dementia
cases, there's aggressive be-
haviour, wandering and hord-
ing of food.
"It's difficult to place
them in a hospital because of
their behaviour," she says.
"With their complex care
needs, they need trained staff.
There are often burdens
placed on caregivers at home.
People burdened with aging
parents and are working,
that's a real problem. Imagine
if the services aren't there to
support them.
'lliere's increased costs
in caring, in staff training to
prevent injury to staff and
residents"
Other costs including car-
ing for wandering or inconti-
nent patients or people who
take double portions of food
New -report cards headed your way
By sawn O'IMelll
Staff reporter
It's report card time and that
means parents of elementary stu-
dents across the region will be get-
ting their first look this week at the
Province's new standardized report
cards.
The evaluation forms, introduced
by the provincial government last
fall, are designed
to provide a
clearer picture of
a student's abili-
ties in order to
give parents a
better under-
standing of where
- their child stands.
They also under-
score the need for
BEV FREEDMAN teachers, parents
'We think the and students to
bugs have been work together to
worked out' Improve a child's
schooling.
The new report
cards, to be in place at all Ontario
schools for the 1998-99 study year,
were slated to go home with students
for the first time last December but
were held up due to glitches in the
Ministry of Education and Training's
computer software.
"We are very hopeful this time."
says Bev Freedman, superintendent
of prograglmes for the Durham Dis-
trict School Board.
"We think the bugs have been
worked out and that everybody has
been (trained to use the electronic re-
port cards)."
Ms. Freedman reports the board is
optimistic there won't be a "crisis"
and that parents will get the new re-
port cards and understand them.
Cloyce Weaver, curriculum officer
for the public board, notes while
there was some concern expressed
last fall that the new grading system
would make it harder for students to
get an A, that's not the case.
He says the Ministry of Education
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and ,tntu�u� aa cieareli up the mis
interpretation that students would
have to exceed the expectations for
their grade level to receive top
marks.
"If you meet the expectation of
the grade level you get an A;' he
says, adding he expects the delivery
of the report cards will be "smooth"
The new standardized report cards
will be sent home with students at 40
schools within the public board and
36 schools within the separate board
before the March Break.
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Students Gord Steinberg and Angie Cabral surf the say access to computer resources and all that's on
Net to do some research on a school project. They the Internet is helping reshape the way they leam.
Wired to a new education
By Stet W O'MNII
Staff reporter
With a vast supply of research tools at their finger-
tips, today's students are able to point and click
their way through homework and in -class assign-
ments.
"We're wired to the world," says Tony Ward, a
geography teacher at Ajax High School whose
classes make frequent use of the Internet. "We
have access to immediate information."
Mr. Ward notes the method by which students
conduct research is changing, as is the way they're
being taught.
'There's here's no shortage of information," he says,
adding one of the most important skills students
need to acquire today is the ability to sort through
the "deluge of information" that's available.
"You can get people's opinions from all over
the world on the Internet," says Gord Steinberg, a
Grade 12 student at Ajax High School who recent-
ly found out firsthand the information highway
opens up countless possibilities.
While researching a project on scientist Frank
Tipler, author of The Physics of Immortality, Mr.
Steinberg e-mailed British scientist Stephen
Hawking, asking his opinion on Mr. Tipler's work.
To his surprise he received a response from the
Cambridge University professor last week offering
his thoughts on Mr. Tipler's theory and wishing
jhim luck on his presentation.
"I wasn't really expecting a reply ... it's pretty
surprising," Mr. Steinberg says, adding the fact
that the renowned scientist is a source for his pro-
ject, "spices it up."
OAC student Angie Cabral reports the majority
lof research she does for school projects is on the
Internet.
'There are a lot of computers (in school) that
students can use," she says. "It's so much more
useful than having to go through books at the li-
brary.,,
Dave Snoddon, superintendent of technical ser-
vices for the Durham District School Board, says
52 per cent of students in Grade 3 in Ontario have
a computer at home."
As for students in Grade 7 through OAC, he
says approximately 70 per cent have a computer at
home, with half of those having access to the In-
ternet.
"1 think computers are the new chalk and black-
boards," he says, adding schools across the region
are using computers in a number of ways to aid
learning in the classroom.
Mr. Snoddon reports six schools across the re-
gion are involved in a project entitled The Book
Club, whereby students work on a common novel
study and then conduct on-line discussions with
the author and amongst themselves.
The board is also using a programme called
Kidsmuse at eight elementary schools that pro-
vides students with the opportunity to use the same
animation software used in Jurassic Paris.
'The computer is becoming more common as a
learning tool," he says, adding he predicts "virtual
schools" will come to Durham very soon.
"I foresee a time when we could have students
at remote sites," he says, toting such projects
could begin to happen within the next year.
Mr. Snoddon also reports the Durham Commu-
nity Network, led by the public school board, will
eventually increase student access to the informa-
tion highway and will open up countless possibili-
ties with regard to long-distance learning and com-
municating with parents.
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nuclear stations" and concern that
"zebra mussels were found to be com-
pletely clogging a fire water line for an
unspecified length of time at Pickering
B (station)."
Further, DNA is worried "some key
systems and structures are barely ex-
pected to withstand (an earthquake)"
and is calling on Ontario Hydro con-
duct "additional research on basic ge-
ology"
Meanwhile, DNA wants the Atomic
Energy Control Board to permanently
shut down Pickering 'A' station for nu-
merous reasons, including its age (at
over 25 years, it is the oldest nuclear
station in the country), and the absence
of an independent second -fast shut-
down system.
It is also demanding the shutdown
of Pickering B reactors pending resolu-
tion of such issues "as the elimination
of the maintenance backlog" and be-
lieves only short-term operating li-
cences — such as six months —
should be issued.
But preparing for a licence renewal
is time-consuming and Ontario Hydro
will therefore seek a two-year term,
public affairs manager Pat O'Brien
noted.
He believes Ontario Hydro will be
able to "restore credibility as best we
tests
he aftermath of scathing re-
ports on its performance, but recog-
nizes "we will never achieve 100 per
cent" support from the community.
He pointed to report cards it issues
showing improvements in various
areas. Those report cards also show "a
number of areas where we need to pull
up our socks", such as the need to in-
crease staff because it is currently
"under -resourced."
On the issue of environmental as-
sessment, Mr. O'Brien said Ontario
Hydro "doesn't have an opinion" on it
and isn't "lobbying ... for or against
one."
In last November's municipal elec-
tion, 86.9 per cent of Pickering voters
said they were in favour of the provin-
cial government holding a full public
review under the Environmental As-
sessment Act prior to any decisions
being made to restart the Pickering 'A'
station.
"I believe this shows that there con-
tinues to be a great amount of concern
amongst the local residents about the
operation of the Pickering Nuclear
Generating Station," Mayor Wayne
Arthurs said in a letter to the AECB in-
cluding in the committee's agenda.
The AECB is to hold a hearing on
the licensing of the Pickering Nuclear
Generating Station on March 24 at
8:30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn, 1011
Bloor St. E., Oshawa.
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Call for a ected E _ - GUEST
COLUMN
chairman grows
Should Durham Region alter its tradition of ap-
pointing the chairman and move instead to let voters
decide?
That debate has been waged in muted tones in com-
munities across the Region since the appointment of
current chairman Roger Anderson last December.
Now, at the behest of Ajax resident Vera Emerson, Re-
gional Council is probing the issue and has ordered
staff to prepare a report outlining the procedures and
implications involved in directly electing the regional
chairman.
Ms. Emerson didn't mince words in a letter to re-
gional councillors last week when she suggested the
appointment process — and particularly the appoint-
ment of Mr. Anderson, who lost his mayoralty election
bid in Ajax last November — was "irresponsible, de-
plorable and reprehensible."
For their part, many sitting Durham councillors be-
lieve the democratic process is adequately served
when the regional chairman is "elected" in a vote
among council peers.
Though few would argue Mr. Anderson is a capable
and knowledgeable olitician the a f
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p ppearance o Endowment now is spent in my insurance busi-
democracy being served after he was decisively beat- ness, working with charitable com-
en in the last municipal election is hard for some to ac- munity projects and more time is
Cept.fund-raiser being spent with my family, especial -
Another point of debate among councillors last ly my five grandchildren. I am proud
week centred on the belief an at -large election in , of my part in the political process
Durham would either limit who could run because of a winner and I would like to quote from my
the costs required to mount a campaign, or would open comments made at the dinner: "It is
the door to partisan politics. my fond hope that I will be remem-
To the editor: bered as someone who has made our
If it's true that an individual seeking the chairman- The Jim Witty Endowment Fund community a better place in which to
ship in Durham would draw financial support from Dinner was an outstanding success. live, work and play. I happen to think
one of the three major political parties to run a cam- We were able to raise more than that the Town of Ajax and the Region
paign, it's also true the chairman's ideological views $30,000 which will be placed in a of Durham are the greatest places in
would surely be limited by the fact there are 28 voting perpetual trust fund. The money gen- the world and if I have helped con -
members on the board. It doesn't matter whether the erated from this fund will be used to tribute to this, then my time in poli -
chairman is a Tory, a Liberal or a New Democrat — in assist worthwhile organizations in tics has been well spent".
truth most politicians of any municipal stripe usually Durham Region Many politicians have ongoing
fall into a party camp of one sort or another. Council- I would like to extend my sincere battles with the media. Ever since I
tors elected to serve the Region in their own munici- appreciation to everyone who entered into politics the media has
palities bring a depth of knowledge —and their own worked to make this night one I will been fair with me. We haven't al-
always remember. ways agreed, but I feel I have been
political philosophies — to the Durham table. We had a great group of people treated fairly. I would like to particu-
What's required, and what a growing number of working on the organizing commit- larly acknowledge the News Adver-
people in Durham Region are asking for, is a system in tee who spent countless hours mak- tiser for their support over the years.
which democracy not only is served, but one in which ing sure every detail was handled to your photographer took some great
it appears to be served. perfection. pictures at the dinner and I know
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Ignorance is
not bliss
There are some of us in Durham Region
who, because we are not parents but are
nonetheless taxpayers, cast only the occa-
sional glance at the workings of our school
boards. While we have every right to qucs-
tion how our tax dollars are being spent, it is
parents, with a very personal stake 'in the
welfare of children, who pay more attention
to everyday details such as busing routes.
school boundary changes and curricula. And
if something immoral and pornographic is
being taught to a group of kids, you can bet
the parents of those kids will be the first to
raise the alarm.
That's why, when a group of taxpayers
decides it knows better than the parent%
themselves what's best for their kids, and
that group of taxpayers thrusts itself into the
middle between board trustees aril parents.
it's just a little hard to swallow.
Witness the fracas being created right
now by the Family Action Council over the
public board's Life Facts Sexuality pro-
gramme. Certainly, if the FAC members
were objecting to their own children being
taught this programme, they'd be credible.
But they're not, and they aren't.
Unfortunately, FAC is speaking instead
for 80 children who don't need them — they
already have their own parents to look out
for their best interests. And, presumably,
those parents neither want nor need FAC's
advocacy, or they'd be members of FAC
themselves.
Every parent of those 80 special -needs
students who are being taught the facts of
life in this programme has signed a consent
form. Anyone who wants their child out of
the programme need not sign on.
This should be a matter between the
board and the parents concerned, but FAC
has stuck its nose in and fanned the flames
of controversy, having apparently just dis-
covered the programme eight years after its
launch.
So why is FAC fighting, and just who is
it fighting for?
FAC has launched its attack over the
carie material's explicit drawings. But par-
ents of these special -needs chikim have ex-
plained that explicit drawings are called for,
to ensure the students understand the con-
cepts being pnxentod. Surely, the latter
group has a better understanding of how
their own children can best learn about sex-
uality in a responsible manner. .
As for fears the material is a "how-to"
guide that will teach the swdmft "what to
want," to quote FAC's Carol Switzer, that's
selling the kids a little short Frankly, if they
can understand "how to," then surely they
can also be taught to understand the possible
consequences of sexual intercourse.
More worrisome, if time kids aren't
!being taught about sexual issues by trained
teachers, using material the kids can under-
stand, then how and where will they be
taught? On the street?
Judi Bobbitt is the managing editor of Oshawa -
Whitby This Week. To respond to this column
Call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108.
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Key witness denies involvement in killings
BY $1000" S&W
Durham Staff
A convicted bandit with links to the local
sporting goods scene has testified a gunshop rob-
bery "crossed my mind" in 1994 but denied in-
volvement in the Gagnon Sports murders.
Deryck Thompson became a suspect six
months after the murders of Oshawa storeowner
Roger Pardy and Pickering resident Ken Thomas
when he was caught in possession of one of the
I l handguns stolen during the bloody holdup,
• court has heard.
Mr. Thompson, 45, was arrested March 10,
1995 after staging a robbery in St. Thomas with
his long-time friend Ronald Woodcock and an-
other man, Roshan Nourozali.
Mr. Woodcock, 46, and Mr. Nourozali, 34, are
now on trial for two counts of first-degree mur-
der in the slayings of Mr. Pardy and Mr. Thomas.
The Crown says the pair were the masked
gunmen who stormed the Simcoe Street South
store Sept. 14, 1994 and opened fired, killing Mr.
Pardy and wounding three others.
Prior to the heist, it's also alleged, the pair ab-
ducted and "executed" Mr. Thomas to -steal his
car for the robbery.
Throughout the trial the lawyer for Mr. Wood-
cock, the accused triggerrnan, has put forth the
theory Mr. Thompson was in fact the masked
robber who carried out both murders.
One of those shot was employee Randy Jenk-
ins, who has a long-standing relationship with
Mr. Thompson dating back to when the two
worked at an Outdoors Sports store in London.
Mr. Thompson later went on to work as a
wholesale salesman of outdoors and hunting
equipment and said he met Mr. Pardy on several
occasio m at sportsmen's shows, and possibly at
bass fishing tournaments.
Mr. Thompson, Mr. Woodcock and Mr.
Nourozali were arrested in a "high risk take-
down" following the armed robbery in St.
Thomas, in which Mr. Woodcock shot a cus-
tomff, court has heard.
At the time, Mr. Thompson, an avid out-
doorsman and expert marksman, was in posses-
sion of a .45 calibre semi -auto uratic Ruger, and
Mr. Nourozali was in possession of a .45 calitwe
Colt. Both weapons, court has heard, were
among those stolen during the Gagnon Sports
robbery and both also had their serial numbers
ground off.
Mr. Thompson, who has a long criminal
record for mostly break and enter, is presently
serving an eight-year sentence for the robbery,
jurors were told.
He testified he decided to do a robbery when
he became unemployed and fel) on hard times fi-
nancially in 1994. He owed money to the taxman
when he approached his friend Mr. Woodcock.
"Roan and 1 had been friends 30 years and Ron
had been in and out of trouble with the law most
of his life. He was someone I could trust so I
went to him."
Mr Tbonpson said he told Mr. Woodcock he
didn't want to use his personal gums for the rob-
bery and Mr. Woodcock said "he could probably
buy some off the street:'
On the day of the heist the d rbc got into a
stolen van drivers by Mr. Woodcock and went to
a Waal sideroad outside SL pumas.
Mr. Tbompson testified he went to relieve
himself and when he returned to the van there
rwas a bag containing gums and masks.
Mr. lbompson admitted he brought a holster
along for the robbery which fit a variety of guns,
including the .45, but maintained he had never
.seen the weapons before.
However, under cross-examination Petco
Zaduk, the lawyer for Mr. Woodcock suggested
to Mr. Thompson that he did know about the
guns before March 10.
"You were actually caught in SL .Tomas with
one of the guess stolen from Gagnon Sports. You
knew Randy Jenkins. You'd been in Gagnon
Sports before;' said Mr. Zaduk.
You knew that was a successful enterprise
and you also had in your possession a very large
- number of .22 calibre bullets. Did you know
...these were the same type used in Gagnon
Sports;' said Mr. Zaduk.
- "Where were you (the day of the Gagnon
GAGNON TRIAL
Sports robbery)," Mr. Zaduk demanded to know.
"I don't know. With the help of my family and
brothers we tried to determine where I might
have been that day but we couldn't;' replied Mr.
Thompson.
Mr. Thompson was
able to account for his
whereabouts on the days
of two out of four other
armed robberies in Lon-
don which the Crown con-
tends were carried out by
the Oshawa bandits.
When prodded about_
his financial troubles, Mr.
Thompson, an admitted DERYCK'
cocaine user, agreed they THOMPSON
went back further than be- Takes the stand
fore the St. Thomas heist.
When asked by Mr. Zaduk, Mr. Thompson
agreed he had thought about staging a robbery
for guns at one point, even as early as September,
1994.
"It crossed my mind;' he said.
But Mr. Thompson flatly denied he was in-
volved in the Oshawa robbery or murder of Mr.
'Aromas.
Jurors were told he consented to providing
hair, blood and saliva samples to Durham Re-
gional Mice for DNA analysis.
"Did you have any involvement in the ab-
duction and murder of Ken Thomas in Picker-
ing;' Crown attorney Greg O'Driscoll asked
bluntly.
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"No," Mr. Thompson said.
"Did you go into Gagnon Sports that day sir
,mid shoot your friend Randy Jenkins... shoot
Roger Pardy... (or) fire any shots at anyone?"
Mr. O'Driscoll asked.
"No"
Court has heard police seized several guns,
hundreds of boxes of ammunition, a bullet re-
loading machine and a power grinder at the
Thompson home, all legally owned.
Mr. Thompson told jurors on several occa-
sions he provided reloaded ammunition —.357
and .45 calibre — to Mr. Woodcock or his wife.
He said she used the bullets to make jewel lery.
"You like guns;' asked Mr. Zaduk, suggesting
Mr. Thompson sounded like a "kid in a candy
store" when speaking about his knowledge of
firearms.
Liam O'Conner, lawyer for Mr. Nourozali,
suggested to Mr. Thompson: "You're sort of a
salesman and you're a bit of a rogue, too... You
sir have led a double life, there's another side of
you."Mr. Thompson agreed.
Mr. O'Conner, however, suggested he was
'living, breathing walking proof that a person
can be an awned robber and not a killer."
Mr. Thompson was also asked during cross-
examination about a comment he made about the
Pardy murder to a London sports storeowner,
Brian Fitzsimmons, in December. 1994.
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Friendsin Pickeringrally
to aid of dwoman
By Linda White
staff reporter
Friends of a woman who gives up "countless
hours" to help others in need want to lend her a
hand now that she's the one down on her luck.
"She has done so much for others," Kari
Murphy says of Cathrina Mansfield of Picker -
;no wh h 1 f '1' h d I
about her son, however, who has been "trauma-
tized by the incident and keeps talking about
the fire."
Mrs. Mansfield expects to receive no more
than $4,000 from her insurance company for
the 1985 van. Insurance will also cover the cost
of installing a lift salvaged from the fire in a
t-, o e ps ami les — eve - new vehicle.
opmentally-challenged children She helps But she estimates it will cost
through her volunteer work at about $20,000 to replace the van.
Durham Family Network. everybody, but They need a vehicle with a
The Mansfield family lost their now she needs good engine because of the weight
specially -equipped van Sunday, of the lift, needed for Mrs. Mans -
when it caught on fire on Hwy. 401 help the most... field's wheelchair.
as they returned home from a �- Kari "She helps everybody, but now
birthday party. she needs help the most," says Ms.
Mrs. Mansfield, who has severe Murphy Murphy, who adds charitable tax
degenerative osteoporosis, man-
aged to jump out of the burning ve-
hicle while screaming at her hus-
band Joe to pull their 10 -year-old son Tyrone,
who has global developmental disabilities, to
safety.
Friends of Durham Family Network volunteer Cathrina Mansfield are trying to raise All managed to escape serious injury,
enough money to purchase a new van after her old van Caught on fire and was de- though Mrs. Mansfield sprained a hip and hurt
stroyed. Pictured with Mrs. Mansfield is her son Tyrone. her back in her jump. She is most concerned
Licences forhome businesses 6'rA
in Pickeringon the wa y
TOWN OFFICIALS GIVE LOCAL -OWNERS FOUR MONTHS TO APPLY
By Linda White
forward", recognizing the li-
staff reporter
cences will not "create a
PICKERING — Home-
great deal of revenue for the
based business owners will
Town"
have four months to apply
While Coun. Pickles rec-
for a licence once new by-
ognizes -it will be some -
laws approved Monday
what voluntary" for home -
come into force.
based business owners to get
Opponents have 20 days
a licence, "when they see
to appeal the bylaw to the
there is a benefit to having a
Ontario Municipal
licence, they will
Board, director of
come in"
planning Neil Car-
Those benefits
roll reports. If no
include being rec-
appeal is made, the
ognized as a busi-
Town can start is-
ness under home
suing licences at
insurance and
the end of this
being listed on a
month•
town registry,
Home-based
Coun. Pickles ex -
business owners
plains.
— now technically DAVID
PICKLES
New home busi-
operating illegally 'It will be ness bylaws — in
— have up to 120 somewhat the works since
days from that voluntary' early 1997 —
time to apply fora
were approved in
licence after a mo-
principle last
tion by Ward 3 local coon-
June. But when they came
cillor Dave Pickles asking
before council last month,
for a "grace period" was ap-
Council decided to put off a
proved-
vote on the final draft of
Applications are now
home business regulations
being accepted, though li-
to allow Town staff to go
(cences won't be issued until
through it with a fine-tooth
lifter the appeal period.
comb.
_However, another motion
The bylaws regulate mat -
by Court. Pickles to waive
ters associated with the op -
the $50 fee for the first year
eration of a home-based
was defeated.
business such as noise, ve-
Coun. Pickles told the
hicular traffic, parking, sig -
News Advertiser he believed
nage, emissions, waste, stor-
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was designed to accommo-
date.
Also, the repair, sales or
servicing of machinery or
mechanical equipment of an
industrial nature which
could not reasonably or eas-
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is not allowed in a home-
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`PRIORITY' PLACED ON DISCOVERY OF LEAK WHERE USED FUEL STORED
By AlWdow Takws
staff reporter
PICKERING — A recently -dis-
covered leak in the huge 'pool' which
stores used fuel on the 'N side of the
Pickering nuclear station will probably
take two years and $3 million to $5
million to repair, according to Laurie
Swami, the station's acting technical
superintendent for environment.
Ms. Swami told the Region's
Durham Nuclear Health Committee
Friday (Feb. 27) the leak poses no im-
mediate danger to the environment or
the public. It was first suspected last
summer and reported to the provincial
Ministry of the Environment and the
Regional health department around
Christmas.
"We had to first confirm there was a
problem;" explained Ms. Swami. The
leak is in the Irradiated Fuel Bay (IFB)
in which used fuel is stored in water
for about 10 years before being trans-
ferred to an auxiliary bay or to dry
storage. It's about 30 feet wide, 100
feet long and 27 feet deep, according
to Ms. Swami, and located under the
'A' side control room.
It has a concrete wall and various
linings to prevent leakage, followed by
an air space and another wall. The 'B'
side of the station has a similar fuel
bay. Any water which may escape into
the air space is collected into a sump.
Ms. Swami says tritium -contami-
nated water has been found both in the
air space and in a groundwater testing
point beside the bay, though the two
problems are not necessarily connect-
ed. The level of tritium in the ground-
water testing points has been as high as
65 microcuries per litre or 2.4 million
becquerels per litre. However, she
notes the points are located under the
plant and could be affected by other
factors such as airborne contamination.
Further testing is being implemented
to find out if any of this contamination
is migrating off-site.
Hydro is placing a "very high prior-
ity" on investigating for possible
groundwater contamination on the sta-
tion site, according to Ms. Swami. The
strategy for dealing with the situation
includes reviewing the possibility of
potential leakage in all three fuel bays
at the station; implementing repairs on
the leaking IFB to prevent further leak-
age into the inner air space; and estab-
lishing a site groundwater sampling
program to determine whether there
has been or will be any environmental
impact and whether remediation is
necessary.
"We don't believe there has been an
environmental impact from this situa-
tion;' said Ms. Swami. "We don't an-
ticipate any environmental impact"
Radiation index
Radiation dose due to emissions from the Pickering Nudear Station.
Octobav 1 to Dwm.d r 31,1997:
Total for 1997:
m
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Welcome to the new Raclation Index
Regular readers of this bulletin will notice changes in the title and in the above graphic presentation.
The changes have been made in response to comments and suggestions received from local residents and
through a door-to-door survey that we conducted to measure the effectiveness of the bulletin.
The first obvious change is the title, Radiation Index, which we feel identifies more clearly the objective
of the bulletin than did the previous name, Radiation Monitor. The information in the graphics box has
also been simplified to present the relevant information more_ clearly. A small bar chart has been added
to show the changes in the results over the past year.
Another major change is in the value giver[ to the dose received from natural background radiation.
The figure of 3000 microswmts per year (radiation dose units) given in previous editions has been
charged to 2000. This does not mean that the amount of natural radiation to which we are all exposed
has decreased; it has not. What has dinged is the expected risk of harm from this radiation, which is the
dose.
Natural background radiation comes from various sources. Solar radiation, radiation from the earthis
crud; and radon gas which comes from the soil and building materiak around us, are the main sources
of exposure to natural radiation. Based on the most recent research, the International Commission on
Radiological Protection and other experts have determined that the dose that we receive from this last
source, radon gas, is less than previously thought As a result the esdmated average dose from natural
background radiation has been corrected from 3000 to 2000 microsieverts per year. In comparison to this
backgrourd number, the maximum dose to the public due to emissions from the nuclear stations remains
very small, as the above graphic shows.
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'� communitys views on the eot f
By Allan BrUnell
.special to the news advertiser
The 1900s are winding down
and we are about to enter a new
century and a new millennium.
Cruises are booked for revellers
who want to be on the interna-
tional dateline the moment the
clock turns over, champagne is
being stockpiled and people
around the world are planning
for a party that's almost two
years away.
But for every person who's
eagerly anticipating the party of
the millennium, there's another
who is gripped in fear of what
may happen when the clock
strikes midnight.
"Bloody frightening isn't it?"
says Charles Presley, chairman
of the Ajax Historical Board. He
doesn't think the world will end
at the stroke of 12, but feels we
do have things to be worried
about: "How are we going to
feed the people? Can this Earth
support the way the population is
growing'? When you need a Phd.
to get a job as a janitor, what are
(the kids of today) going to do?
"It's frightening when you
look at the mass killing power
that the governments now have;'
says the Second World War vet-
eran and popular Ajax resident.
"If there's ever another conflict
(of that scale) it's going to be far
more destructive"
Natalie Fookes, a Grade 10
student at Ajax High School,
shares some of Mr. Presley's
fears.
"AII of these people say that
in the year 2000 all these strange
things are supposed to happen. I
don't know why but I think
there's going to be another war.
And now we have the power to
annihilate everybody"
At the same time, her main
concerns are more concrete, like
what she will do to mark the oc-
casion.
- "We were going to go to New
York, to Times Square, but (the
hotels) are all booked"
But we may not have to worry
about the fear mongers who are
predicting everything from small
disasters to Armageddon on New
rather James Blackmore of St. George's Anglican Church in Ajax points
out that since contemporary scholars agree Jesus Christ was born in 6
B.C., the new millennium passed unnoticed in 1994. Like many, he is
worried about the year 2000 and the effect it might have on his com-
puter.
Year's day, 2000.
Our calendar is
based on the presumed
date of Jesus' birth.
Now it turns out the
calendar is wrong.
"The contemporary
scholarship is almost
unanimous in (the
opinion) that Jesus was
probably born in the
year six B.C.," says Fa-
ther ,James Blackmore
of St. George's Angli-
can Church in Ajax's
Pickering Village.
In that case the new
millennium already ar-
rived, on Jan. I, 1994. (Or 1995,
depending on what you consider
the true millennium.
Many people arc argu-
ing that since there was
no year "zero", the first
millennium didn't end
until the last second of
the year 1,001.
And the next millen-
nium doesn't actually
begin until Jan. 1,
2001.)
But for anyone who
owns or works with a
computer, there are
some very real reasons
to look to the near fu-
ture with foreboding.
The year 2000 computer crash
'Optimistic
outlook for our
nation'
Could have devastating effects on
almost everything we do if a so-
lution isn't found in the next cou-
ple of years.
The problem is this: when
computer programmers were
m,riting software that included
sates, they decided to use only
i�, o digits for the year to save
havint, to write out 19XX every
i me. When the internal clock
'a itches over to 2000, computers
�wn't understand how to read
chat.
"Everything right now is at
1999." explains Rick Hird, a
husiness professor at Durham
College.
"Let's say somebody was born
in 1902. (To get their age) you
dust take 98 minus 2. (In the year
?000) you're going to have zero-
zcro minus two and it's going to
look (like that person) is minus
two."
It's an issue that everybody is
talking about.
The first thing Father Black-
more said when asked about the
millennium was, "What am I
going to do with my computer?"
Miss Fookes says it's been dis-
cussed in school. One class un-
successfully tried to develop a
solution.
The problem could affect
everything from home computers
and office accounting pro-
grammes to stock markets and
nuclear weapons.
"One guy I know who's a
computer specialist said he
wouldn't drive on New Year's
Eve because all the traffic lights
are computerized;" says Mr.
Hird.
Governments and industry
around the world are working
against the clock to find an effec-
tive and affordable solution to
what seems to laymen a pretty
simple problem. In September
Industry Canada announced the
creation of Task Force Year 2000
to find solutions.
It's estimated it could cost the
Canadian government alone $1
billion.
Computer problems aside, the
millennium could actually be
good for business
e century
"If people see it as something
positive and get a renewed sense
of confidence as far as the econ-
omy goes it might be good," says
Mr. Hird.
And he says young people
have a legitimate reason to feel
confident: the baby boomers are
aging and within 10 years will
start retiring.
That will mean more and bet-
ter jobs for young people will
soon be opening up.
Others, like Pickering -Ajax -
Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague,
are already confident.
"I have an optimistic outlook
for our nation, which is at a pin-
nacle of the world in terms of
standard of living," says Mr.
McTeague.
He views some of the prob-
lems facing our planet, such as
the control of greenhouse gas
emissions, as a challenge to peo-
ple to roll up their shirtsleeves
and come up with solutions.
He'd like to see the lessons
learned in this century used to
make a better world for the fu-
ture.
"This last century has been
one of many accomplishments.
It's also been one of the bloodi-
est. There are very few nations
that have not been affected by the
scourge of war.
"My own prayer would be that
civilizations to come will learn
from the callousness of this cen-
tury and learn well not to forget"
As for the year 2000 celcbra-
tions themselves, Mr. McTeague
isn't all that excited.
"I'm sure there will be a lot of
hoopla and talk about entering a
new millennium, but after the
day (passes) I think people will
go on as usual. The sun will rise
in the morning and set in the
evening.
"At least I hope that doesn't
change"
With all the hype and plan-
ning, fear and foreboding sur-
rounding the events of New
Year's Eve 1999, it's nice to
think that the really important
question may actually be,
"Where were you on the night of
DCc I'.I
Youth Career Fair to hear from those'who made'Nit
TIPS, TIMELY ADVICE COULD PROVE HELPFUL TO YOUNG DURHAM
JOB SEEKERS
.tOSHAWA — TSN broadcaster Paul and human resources professionals at the
Romanuk and author Colin Campbell will fair, which will also include interactive
be guest speakers at a Youth Career Info displays designed to improve youths' em-
)` Fair being held March 23 and 24. ployability skills.
Mr. Romanuk, an Oshawa native, will There will also be workshops, resume
talk about the path he took to get to his critiques, mock interviews and Internet
current career, a path that involved low- sites for programmes and services for
paying and volunteer positions, including youth.
doing colour commentary for the Toronto The fair, aimed at people aged 15 to
Marlboros and the Oshawa generals. 30, is designed to broaden access to and
Mr. Campbell is the author of 'Where make young people aware of the range of
The Jobs Are,' a book that emphasizes resources, programmes and services
,4vhat skills will be necessary to succeed available under the federal Youth Em -
In the new economy and where. the bulk ployment Strategy. _
4o.11f futuj*job opportunities will occur. �_, . The most recent.statistics show youth
he
006 men will talk to young people unemployment in Canada is at 15.8 per
cent while the overall rate of unemploy-
P.M. both days at the Adult and Continu-
ment is just under nine per cent.
.Young people can learn about comput-
- ing Education Centre, 240 Simcoe St. S.
Free
er access to the Youth Resource Network,
parking is available at the Oshawa
Centre and a free shuttle service will be
the National Graduate Register, Can-
WorkNet, SchoolNet and other websites
provided to the fair. Admission to the
which provide career planning tools, ad-
event is free.
Human Resources Development Cana -
vice on job searches and interview skills
and jobs and labour market information.
da is presenting the fair in partnership
Local community partners, employers
with Durham District School Board,
Durham College, Durham Region,
and others interested in giving youth bet-
Durham Catholic District School Board,
ter access to information on work experi-
ence opportunities will have the chance
Durham Region Local Training Board
at
the fair to link with each other aa the
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Education and Training.
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federal government.
The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 9
For more information about the fair,'
call 725-6319.
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Funding cha'nge
4 eki* cam
durham staff
OSHAWA — Grandview Children's
Centre is turning to the communities of
Durham to determine how a change in fund-
ing wiii impact treatmeni for chiiciren with
disabilities in the region.
Grandview claims the loss of $615,000 in
children's rehabilitation services could lead
to children being cut from their pro-
grammes, a weakening of services or both.
Grandview officials has already talked to
parents, doctors and other children's agen-
cies at a meeting this week.
But Durham Access To Care (DATC),
which is in charge of ensuring people who
need long -ter.:. heath services receive them,
says Grandview has not lost funding, mere-
ly the right to provide the services and the
money will still go towards children's reha-
bilitation services.
"Mere's no cut in service," says Janet
Harris, executive director of DATC. '"lite
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 8 - PAGE 13
s raise fearsfof Grandview
money is still there. That doesn't change.
That money will still go to the children.
What will change is the venue"
But Linda Watson, executive director of
Grandview, says Grandview isn't sure if the
children who've been getting treatment at
the centre will be able to get similar services
under the new arrangement. She says chil-
dren will be referred to DATC but she's not
sure if they'll meet criteria for services.
In the past, Grandview lobbied for and
received more funding for children's ser-
vices in Durham Region. Last spring, the
Province anriuunced it would provide more
funding in this area and in the fall, $615,000
was awarded to the region. Because Grand -
view's budget had been frozen, the money
was given to DATC and funneiied to Grand-
view on a fee-for-service basis.
Late last year, the physiotherapy, occupa-
tional therapy and social work services were
put out to contract by DATC as required by
the Province. The tender, which starts April
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1, did not go to Grandview.
Watson says Grandview now has to de-
cide what to do with the hundreds of chil-
dren it is serving.
"We. have hired nine 3drlit;nn...L
wl u�2iu-
pists. They've really taken a bite out of the
waiting lists," she says. "We've got over 200
kids on our waiting lists"
There were more than 300 on the list be-
fore the new funding kicked in last October
and about 100 names are added almost every
month, she says.
She says Grandview needs to hear from
parents to get their opinions on the matter
and to hear how they and their children will
be affected by the funding change.
'This will have quite an impact on them;'
she says.
Ms. Harris says there is no need to worry
since "nothing's being cut"
She said there were "excellent proposals"
for the service from other companies, one of
which was chosen. DATC is
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING
SUNDAY, MARCH 8
NATURALISTS: The Pickering Natu-
ralists go bird watching at Petroglyphs
Provincial Park. Take a lunch. 905-
729-4273 (Stuart Kenn).
MINOR FOOTBALL: The Ajax -
Pickering Dolphins Minor Football
Club holds registration for the 1998
June -October season from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre,
Centennial Rd. Tykes (8-10) $150;
atoms, peewees and bantams (1 1-19)
$175. Take a copy of player's birth cer-
tificate, health card number and two re-
cent photos. Call 619-9180 for more
information.
SAYVETTE REUNION: The Royal
Canadian Legion, Branch 606, holds
its 2nd Annual Sayvette Reunion from
2 to 5 p.m. at 1555 Bayly St., Picker-
ing. Admission $2. 683-3316 or 686-
2910.
PURIM: B'Nai Shalom V'Tikvah, the
Reform Jewish Congregation of
Durham, invites everyone to it's Purim
celebration from 3 to 5 p.m. at St.
Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres.,
Ajax. Games, activities, refreshments.
420-4429.
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Community Living meets at 7:30 p.m.
at St. Bernadette's Church, corner of
Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax.
Topic is Planning and Priorities. 427-
3300.
EUCHRE: The Ajax Seniors Friend-
ship Club hosts bid euchre every Mon-
day and Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the St.
Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Ex-
eter Rd., Ajax. Cost is $1. Instruction
available for non -players. 693-8538
(Phil).
TUESDAY, MARCH 10
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, drop-
ping out of school, crimes or parent
abuse. Call 1-800-488-56.66 for loca-
tion.
BUSINESS: Durham Contact Ex-
change, a non-profit group of business
professionals, meets Tuesdays from 7
to 8:30 a.m. at The Victorian Garden
Restaurant, 60 Randall Dr., Ajax. Visi-
tors and new members welcome. Re-
serve, 428-6272 (Anne Perala).
SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning
Discussion Group meets at 9:30 am. at
St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46
Exeter Rd., Ajax. An ophthamologist
discusses eye problems. Phone 619-
0315.
HORTICULTURE: The Pickering
Horticultural Society meets at 8 p.m. at
the Pickering Recreation Complex,
1867 Valley Farm Rd., O'Brien Meet-
ing Room (off Diefenbaker Ct.) Guest
speaker David Gribble of Goodwood
Gardens discusses What's New in An-
nuals.
Call 839-4604 (Sylvia) or 420-4095
(Christine).
CANCER: A Caregiver Support
Group drop-in meeting, where people
supporting a cancer patient can share
feelings and coping strategies, is held
from I to 3 p.m. at Hearth Place, 86
Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Call 579-
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committed to providing quality services for
children, who now may be treated at home
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on an interim basis and without having to go
through the tender process because the
money was available last year.
"We wanted the children to have the ser-
vices. It was one time and we both knew it,"
she says, adding a temporary contract was
signed by both parties.
Ms. Harris says DATC officials have
talked with Grandview about the transition
and how best to implement it and will con-
tinue the dialogue.
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Pickering and Oshawa area residents will have an opportunity to meet
the members and senior staff of the Atomic Energy Control Board
mme (AECB) during a Board visit to the area on March 23-24, 1998.
The visit is part of a program by the AECB to hold some of its regular
meetings outside Ottawa to have a first-hand look at the facilities it
regulates and licenses, and to meet members of the local
communities. In this regard, an informal reception is planned on
Monday, March 23, from 7 to 9 p.m.• in the Gallantry's Banquet Hall,
1355 Kingston Road (Pickering Town Centre), in Pickering. On this
occasion, interested members of the public are invited to meet the
Board members and staff over coffee to discuss matters of mutual
interest.
A formal meeting of the Board is then scheduled for Tuesday, March 24,
at 8:30 a.m.,in the Harmony Hall at the Holiday Inn, 1101 Bloor Street
East, in Oshawa. The meeting will deal with regular Board business,
including licensing decisions and consideration of staff reports on
current regulatory issues. Agenda items will include the renewal of the
operating licences for the Pickering Nuclear Generating Stations. The
meeting is also open to the public and the media.
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The AECB is the federal nuclear regulatory agency responsible for
ensuring that the use of nuclear energy in Canada does not pose
undue risk to health, safety, security and the environment. Board
members current) include AECB President, Dr. y
Y � Agnes I. Bishop; "
Dr. Arthur I. Carty, President of the National Research Council, Ottawa;
"Ont.; Dr. Christopher R. Barnes, Director of the Centre for Earth and
Ocean Research and of the School of Earth and Ocean Sciences at the
University of Victoria, Victoria, B.C.; Dc Yves M. Giroux, Assistant to the .
Rector, Laval University, Ou6bec, Oudbec; and Dr. Kelvin K. Ogilvie,
President and Vice -Chancellor, Acadia University, Wolfville, N.S.
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The St. Mary Catholic Secondary
School Monarchs senior boys' bas-
ketball team shut down the formida-
ble Pickering High School Trojans as
well as any team could — with one
notable exception.
The Monarchs couldn't keep tabs
on Trojans' big offensive threat Andy
Mitchell. The one-man wrecking
crew used his deft outside shooting
and his robust inside game to the
detriment of St. Mary which was oth-
erwise poised to dethrone the peren-
nial regional hoops champs from
Pickering High.
In the end, the Trojans, undefeat-
ed in league play this- season, sur-
vived a scare from the Monarchs en
route to a 52134 victory in the Lake
Ontario Secondary School Athletics
senior boys' AAA' Basketball
Championships at Durham College
Thursday night.
The Trojans — ranked seventh in
the Toronto Star's poll of senior
boys' basketball teams in Toronto
and area — will now represent
LOSSA at the Ontario Federation of
School Athletic Associations 'AAA
Basketball Championships in Agin-
court March I I to 13.
"Mitchell killed us;' lanter*d St.
Mary coach Mike Gordensky of the
Trojan who scored a game -high 27
points.
The Monarchs, blitzed by Picker-
ing High 70-44 in their final LOSSA
regular -season contest late last
month, had the Trojans on the run
Sign up kids a&041 for football
The Ajax -
Pickering Dol-
phins Minor
Football Club
will hold regis-
tration for the
1998 season
today Sunday,
March 8, from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
March 8 reg-
istration will
take place at the
Ajax Communi-
ty Centre on
Centennial
Road.
Take a copy
of the player's
birth certificate,
a health card
number and two
recent photos.
Call the Dol-
phins hotline at
619-9180.
Now
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THE NEWS AHVEWMER SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1998 - PAGE 17
SPORTS
in Pickering Trojans' vin over St. -Mary
a
ry
through much of the title game. St.
Mary used a deliberate, plodding of-
fensive scheme which capitalized on
Pickering lapses to put them into a
surprising 12-8 lead in the first quar-
ter and up 22-15 at half time. Mean-
while, the Trojans sputtered on of-
fence with the exception of Mitchell
who almost single-handedly held
Pickering High to odher through a
rough first half.
St. Mary clung to a 35-32 third-
quarter lead, but it unraveled with
5:08 remaining in the final stanza.
Mitchell struck for two three-point
shots within a 20 -second span to tie
the game at 38-38. A turnover recov-
ered by Trojans' Nkosi Adams gave
Pickering its first lead of the contest.
From then on, Pickering stepped up
its defensive play an(] %kzv, almost
tx'rfcct frt�rn the 1 -ii 'i-_ ' , nut St_
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St. Mary Monarchs' Kofi Belfon tries to elude Pickering Trojans'
defender Nkosi Adams during the Lake Ontario Secondary School
Athletics senior boys' 'AAA' basketball championship at Durham
College Thursday. The Trojans won 52-44.
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Trojans' coach Ron Parfitt lauded
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their fourth gold medal in tournament
two minutes later to knot the score.
tween 'C' ringette team saved its best
action this season. The team was also
Playing Cambridge in the third
for last to capture the title at the an-
champs of the Pickering, Etobicoke
game, Pickering set the tempo for the
nual Ajax Silver Ring Ringette Tour-
and Markham tournaments.
contest as Cater scored 51 seconds
nament this past weekend.
Pickering opened the tourney by
into the game, assisted by Wallace
Playing arguably their strongest
playing to a 2-2 tic with host Ajax.
and Murison. Cater went on to score
game of the season, the Pickering
Cater and Wallace scored for Picker-
three more goals in a 5-2 victory.
tweens posted a 4-2 victory over
ing. Jamieson earned an assist.
Murison also scored, as Brandon,
Guelph in the gold -medal final.
In the second game, Pickering bat-
Lindsay Vine and Jamieson added as -
Guelph came into the championship
tied to a come -from -behind 3-3 tie
sists.
game as the first -place team in the
with Guelph- Cater opened the scor-
Throughout the tournament, Pick -
round -robin portion.
ing for the local tweens, assisted by
ering received excellent defensive
Team captain Jessie Cater opened
Wallace. Guelph roared back to score
work from Lauren Goldsmith, Holly
the scoring for Pickering in the final
three unanswered goals to take a com-
Sheldon, Jamieson and Kelly Dunn.
after taking a pass from Amanda Wal-
manding 3-1 lead into the first period.
The team also received strong
lace. Kate Whitehead gave the local
Late in the game, Lauren Brandon
forechecking from Jovette McDonald
tweens a two -goal edge on a pass
took advantage of a Guelph turnover
and Kate Boissoneau.
from Cater. Amanda Dart made sever-
and delivered a perfect pass to Lisa
The team is coached by Herb
al big saves in the first period to sus-
Murison who scored to put Pickering
Goldsmith, Brian Jamieson and Rob
tain Pickering's momentum. Guelph
back in the contest. Jamieson scored
Cater.
scored near the end of the frame to cut
Pickering's lead to one goal.
In the second period, Cater and
Whitehead combined with Wallace to
restore Pickering's two -goal lead.
With four minutes remaining, Brooke
Jamieson scored an insurance goal.
Wallaceearned an assist on the play.
Guelph scored a late powerplay goal
to close out the scoring.
For the Pickering tweens, it was
Not just jy
Attaining a sense of well
being through natural healing
is a practice that has existed
for centuries.
Today this holistic
approach can have the same
positive effects when you
have access to the expertise
and products at the Better
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Utilizing a technique
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Analysis (CRA) involves
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other methods of treatment? r
Basketball showcase at Durham College March 26
Area high school basketball play- three-point shoot-out.
ers will showcase their talents at the The action gets under way at 5:30
annual all-star game and dunk con- p.m.
test at Durham College Thursday, Admission is $2 per person.
March 26. The Durham College athletic
Durham Region high school se- complex is on Simcoe Street North,
nior girls and boys will play in the Oshawa.
all-star contests. The night will also For more information, call
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average health food store
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mine which herbal product is determine sensitivity to den -
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MH, CRA. "And how much all ages, as well as young chil-
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11 Cos 11 Cancra 11 Congers 11 Caron 1 Career Training 1 Career, es
TMMV 1 Car Training 1 Career Training
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Youth Career Info Fair
I� March 23, 24, 1998
Watch for the fair guid in the March 22nd
edition of This Week Newspaper
• 19 1••• •'
1 l l
„• Drake is seeking alliances with entrepreneurial individuals with
ystrong sales and service experience. Through a unique partnership
licensing agreement, you will build your business by marketing
rM*and selling Drake's productivity solutions, while leveraging our
A extensive technologies and marketing support.
The following opportunities exist in Windsor,
Kitchener/Waterloo, Cambridge and Oshawa:
r *y • Temporary Staffing Services (Office and Industrial)
• Permanent Staffing Services
! s • Computer Training & Management Development
Programs
Explore the benefits of running your own business,
without the burden of franchise fees. Interested
candidates may contact: Jean Hall at (416) 216-1005
or by fax: (416) 216-1009
Mailing address:
Drake International
BCE Place, 181 Bay Street Suite 2030, Box 760
J Toronto, Ontario M51 2T3
rely candidates selec ed
tai C• ,•
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IIV it
„• Drake is seeking alliances with entrepreneurial individuals with
ystrong sales and service experience. Through a unique partnership
licensing agreement, you will build your business by marketing
rM*and selling Drake's productivity solutions, while leveraging our
A extensive technologies and marketing support.
The following opportunities exist in Windsor,
Kitchener/Waterloo, Cambridge and Oshawa:
r *y • Temporary Staffing Services (Office and Industrial)
• Permanent Staffing Services
! s • Computer Training & Management Development
Programs
Explore the benefits of running your own business,
without the burden of franchise fees. Interested
candidates may contact: Jean Hall at (416) 216-1005
or by fax: (416) 216-1009
Mailing address:
Drake International
BCE Place, 181 Bay Street Suite 2030, Box 760
J Toronto, Ontario M51 2T3
rely candidates selec ed
tai C• ,•
i an iweerview will lot consacled.
AGES 16-24
MW a • ob?
Oil on jab tram"
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Gfflverunlallt of o
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lnsive 3•pban "'B" ' Grnramised
wk. Inlaniornl course; .M cub bougmu. Alp apaF-
k me dUo:.Bgbtmsts Ino aurae fepmnvlaer reIN' d
Pull. Pat tbmenaB tine Cal ow Odamil eMa
seises awdalle. A school 006)723 -MOO.
diem err your traimI
becomes worlldlim. t'Irdl-
cul nodi mine may be aadl-Fjc*N
g Contptly
aIle. 906.03677,1 WWI -
1, ddw*1" .imM.00wl'alr1loalaebooL .-mew - ataloola
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o�weireerd'by Down-OWUMdes irvimsirmphorry oranura. surtrerwtfl andtime Parwrwr posbton. Ex- posttlorts
pmnienw in assotiaiM ntawvailable.
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P.O. lac
Dr 5793/11 � �
A volaE Paapered Chef
TRE NAK :11471001 Career apponr* adaas you. Pat-
Tw WID Cahn. Beconn a lmn job. frill -time moon",
rues ledricianl, career twblbm Noone -based bosirnss. In
malable a artificial nese. tow dewonntra8ors. Please
ea carldtirm, rare-aab
call Laws S1rprNlls today
jnq. SledaN aryl
0.i tails 520. ( )723- 90SMi X009.
Needed for
UATTITUDES
Pickering Town
Centre.
Call Carlos
905-420-1440
BEAUTY SALON opening in
Ajax Positions available: As-
sistant Manger, stylists. lull
and part time. Must be lF
censed. salary/commission.
Can Claudia (905) 576,2512.
BEAUTY SUPPLY requires
mature licensed hairdresser
part time/rull time. Thurs. Fri.
Sat Please drop resume off
at 72 Snmcoe St. N. 728-9958
CARPET Cleaners needed
Please call 905.027-6000
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
Nems Advertiser re-
quests that advertisers
Check their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
vertiser will not be re-
sponsible for more than
sum alconect insertion
and there shall be no It -
ability for non -insertion
of any advedisemem.
Liabrlty br errors in ads
:
is k,,1 b the aanpmm
paid for the space occu-
pying
AN copy
is subject to rule appro-
1 Gmrrual Help General ttbtp 1 Genual Help 1 German HNp val News Advertiser. a nranagenlalt a
Transportation Company specializing in WORK NOW!
Ff=�=ing, commercial moving and overseas moving
n_....:.... Pickering Area
EXPERIENCED we urgently need:
shifts
DRIVER (A & D CLASS) & HELPERS • Fiactoryy Workers
rk rs - ll shifts
Reply in confidence to: P.O. BOX 31106 • Order Pickers/Packers - dayshift
Oshawa, Ontario, UH 8N9 Some 12 hr. shifts, long and short term
Attention: Operations Manager work. Safety Shoes, ability to work in
Phase include resume and salary expectations. English necessary. $6.85 p.h. and up.
Qualified applicants Mill be contacted for an interview. Apply: Global Human Resources,
AN EXMKP EMtED person re- recruiting one day; Mande March
Fdecrabw
SING AND ASSET alioa. IOwork on W41ionn a 9/98 loam to„3pm at ” aekson's
Brooldin salary nom, Touch of Class Banquet Hall, 104
ANAGER 555-43" w saw resum. Consumers Drive, Whitby (N. of
td. s an mponer/exporter of giRtrate 6 401, West of Thickson.) All other
ssortes. We are based n POR Party, APPLYNOWweekdays, apply at the Global office
ndour i ow violWewe$10.85 TO START at 777 Warden Ave., 8217, Scarb.
20 and oxtMmle'o �N (below Eglinton) loam to 3pm.
Your principal reepansibities ri inckide irever"
planning and conti , and purdfasing of products,
supplies and senates as well as related reporting and
staff iiiagement This postal a new b our company.
You no be elaleriertced in Mese Fu cfionts and ofkr a
proven track record of sirens. PMAC course
oan0slia, is desnabte.
Fl9* st1" name eltpectaiaa betas kIN0 201h b:
OLD PORT MARKETING LTD.
16f,T50 Old Sirncoe Road
Port Perry ON 1,91, 1 P3
ATTN.: T. MITCHELL -
PRIVATE do CONFIDENTIAL
Fax: (905) 985-4838
TEMPORARY CONTRACTS
DURHAM AREA
Jobs available for the following
industries:
• Automotive 5750/Hr. +
• Packaging/Distribution 56.85/Hr. +
• Moving/Storage 58.00/Hr.+
NePicker/Packers
ded smoLediat+ely
e Ayayydbliers
• General Labours
• Material Handlers
• Shipper/Receivers
Must have steel -toed safety shoes/
boots. Bring a void cheque or validated
savings amount udornnation for direct
deposit.
Rd'rEKV1EW TO BE HEM AT
MOCEIL[NG RECREATION CENTRE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11TH
(1867 Valley Fane Road)
CALL TARA OR ERIN FOR AN
94TERVIEW AT (416) 292-2282
TEACHERS WANTED
The sylvan Leanwnp Centres in Whitby IL
irtssflnirl nen Go ss to teat l forf schodd Maim
�rtr. 12 8 O.A. .), Science and
time hours include evenings
and Saturdays.
ease
P fax resume to
Mona Salama at: 905404-0778
IV-SyLvAN LEARNING CENTRE'
Nallergrades -r xm Air App x—g'
(L..•.-.•...................• - ---- -
Housewaresible and
nmandsin
Se-
►�t l�to►s. AZ DRIVERS WANTED
Trau,is,g pro"ded. Local Hwy. dr City work.
Advarrcesnrnt
t"nit'nt
stt,aes,a rYelr:orve.
Licensed Fork Litt Drivers
Call on. to _ Call Randy or Todd
1,800 To ic00 7�' 2�
"3-moADAMS SERVICES
GLEN CEDARS GOLF CLUB CONTRACT LAaetIR PER -
is now hiring SOIINEL has opewngs •iQl an
Coffee ShopMangvet Servers estabrstrea LTL carrnr tiger -
for the 1998 golf season. D ft SOON* aseele
Interested applicants may send warm USA "raw rart-
their resume to: um and to w" wok. no
sign Cedars Golf Club ho pea/! VWW carrier
An: Bev Reed aim apanit nuns raw A-
dustry I AM4 eguquaaM
RR#5 Claremont Oat. L1Y IA2 which boo be assigned 10 bi
or by Fax: 905-294-7252 ben driers. Time posili m
Applicants must have own WIN be form term • Toa
transportation and possess a Orims 1A0led to "wilt in
friendly, OU rsoltalily. •gym U -SA Start ioAO per
pad WW in plod
Successful applicants will be notified. �� adearam
Wood
Required -
Cooks, enn Pizza Makers,
Kitchen Help, Experience Food k
Cocktail Waiters dt: Waitresses.
For both casual and upscale dining.
Apply in person: MendayrNay San -Glen
121 Green SL Whitby,
MONDO BAR & GRILL
430-9558
EXPERIENCED ONLY
PRODUCE DELI HWE
ca tum
Must have 8-10yn. Expericacc
Chain expaiawc mquin d
Top wages paid
APPLY IN PERSON
`RESUME REQUIRED
Mon. -Sun. I Ia.m..t H 4pm.
CIRA'S FRU1MARKET
(PickelillgTown Centre [Hain floor)
dice learnled 10 owak in
U.SA. Stat at $0.30 per mile
Pull pod drops and paid cus-
toms rise mve Ori ent
needed for awing tins ales
Pin co srrirbos ' Driven
Now for rl4 rsnb • wms
nestled W wNdmd amt and
mmedee. (lMou hm trod
liners" mApenintw) - Two
nepeir perms faaecbdtieal
ioMlbde walben Mb npnbm
IN dnbnrs btw 2 years drdr-
ble mapatmF F. a crialintal
s NAL Chas A2 sur a diem
aliatiM. U.S. bora ddmas
mist she pea dim taaep.
possess a arrant I.C.C. mid-
"am
eo-"and 1 yma beaver am -
be elquiselee. Laos of nlss
Old mo Miltrm sabane. Ap-
py iA pamm WA&00
a.a ad SAO p.mL 7151 W
bee Drum Mbatsta W on
(TONam Rin. and Darty tie.
me 906473-1181 or fax
Rmsuee 10906878.900
Taxi
requinad for
Ptckeag area
Fu1fPaA line.
60 -ILSsS
ESTNETtuAtl rtpmnd for
m3ctwm position. Greer-%
rtunity with possipu"My b be
bntano DiariG Mixnger.
Mist be malum and sebmo-
lignin Fawn i'
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724-1053 427.3010 499-0'.100
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Internet www.dbcc.on.ca ema8: geninfoOstaft.c11>cc.on ca
Needed for
UATTITUDES
Pickering Town
Centre.
Call Carlos
905-420-1440
BEAUTY SALON opening in
Ajax Positions available: As-
sistant Manger, stylists. lull
and part time. Must be lF
censed. salary/commission.
Can Claudia (905) 576,2512.
BEAUTY SUPPLY requires
mature licensed hairdresser
part time/rull time. Thurs. Fri.
Sat Please drop resume off
at 72 Snmcoe St. N. 728-9958
CARPET Cleaners needed
Please call 905.027-6000
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
Nems Advertiser re-
quests that advertisers
Check their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
vertiser will not be re-
sponsible for more than
sum alconect insertion
and there shall be no It -
ability for non -insertion
of any advedisemem.
Liabrlty br errors in ads
:
is k,,1 b the aanpmm
paid for the space occu-
pying
AN copy
is subject to rule appro-
1 Gmrrual Help General ttbtp 1 Genual Help 1 German HNp val News Advertiser. a nranagenlalt a
Transportation Company specializing in WORK NOW!
Ff=�=ing, commercial moving and overseas moving
n_....:.... Pickering Area
EXPERIENCED we urgently need:
shifts
DRIVER (A & D CLASS) & HELPERS • Fiactoryy Workers
rk rs - ll shifts
Reply in confidence to: P.O. BOX 31106 • Order Pickers/Packers - dayshift
Oshawa, Ontario, UH 8N9 Some 12 hr. shifts, long and short term
Attention: Operations Manager work. Safety Shoes, ability to work in
Phase include resume and salary expectations. English necessary. $6.85 p.h. and up.
Qualified applicants Mill be contacted for an interview. Apply: Global Human Resources,
AN EXMKP EMtED person re- recruiting one day; Mande March
Fdecrabw
SING AND ASSET alioa. IOwork on W41ionn a 9/98 loam to„3pm at ” aekson's
Brooldin salary nom, Touch of Class Banquet Hall, 104
ANAGER 555-43" w saw resum. Consumers Drive, Whitby (N. of
td. s an mponer/exporter of giRtrate 6 401, West of Thickson.) All other
ssortes. We are based n POR Party, APPLYNOWweekdays, apply at the Global office
ndour i ow violWewe$10.85 TO START at 777 Warden Ave., 8217, Scarb.
20 and oxtMmle'o �N (below Eglinton) loam to 3pm.
Your principal reepansibities ri inckide irever"
planning and conti , and purdfasing of products,
supplies and senates as well as related reporting and
staff iiiagement This postal a new b our company.
You no be elaleriertced in Mese Fu cfionts and ofkr a
proven track record of sirens. PMAC course
oan0slia, is desnabte.
Fl9* st1" name eltpectaiaa betas kIN0 201h b:
OLD PORT MARKETING LTD.
16f,T50 Old Sirncoe Road
Port Perry ON 1,91, 1 P3
ATTN.: T. MITCHELL -
PRIVATE do CONFIDENTIAL
Fax: (905) 985-4838
TEMPORARY CONTRACTS
DURHAM AREA
Jobs available for the following
industries:
• Automotive 5750/Hr. +
• Packaging/Distribution 56.85/Hr. +
• Moving/Storage 58.00/Hr.+
NePicker/Packers
ded smoLediat+ely
e Ayayydbliers
• General Labours
• Material Handlers
• Shipper/Receivers
Must have steel -toed safety shoes/
boots. Bring a void cheque or validated
savings amount udornnation for direct
deposit.
Rd'rEKV1EW TO BE HEM AT
MOCEIL[NG RECREATION CENTRE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11TH
(1867 Valley Fane Road)
CALL TARA OR ERIN FOR AN
94TERVIEW AT (416) 292-2282
TEACHERS WANTED
The sylvan Leanwnp Centres in Whitby IL
irtssflnirl nen Go ss to teat l forf schodd Maim
�rtr. 12 8 O.A. .), Science and
time hours include evenings
and Saturdays.
ease
P fax resume to
Mona Salama at: 905404-0778
IV-SyLvAN LEARNING CENTRE'
Nallergrades -r xm Air App x—g'
(L..•.-.•...................• - ---- -
Housewaresible and
nmandsin
Se-
►�t l�to►s. AZ DRIVERS WANTED
Trau,is,g pro"ded. Local Hwy. dr City work.
Advarrcesnrnt
t"nit'nt
stt,aes,a rYelr:orve.
Licensed Fork Litt Drivers
Call on. to _ Call Randy or Todd
1,800 To ic00 7�' 2�
"3-moADAMS SERVICES
GLEN CEDARS GOLF CLUB CONTRACT LAaetIR PER -
is now hiring SOIINEL has opewngs •iQl an
Coffee ShopMangvet Servers estabrstrea LTL carrnr tiger -
for the 1998 golf season. D ft SOON* aseele
Interested applicants may send warm USA "raw rart-
their resume to: um and to w" wok. no
sign Cedars Golf Club ho pea/! VWW carrier
An: Bev Reed aim apanit nuns raw A-
dustry I AM4 eguquaaM
RR#5 Claremont Oat. L1Y IA2 which boo be assigned 10 bi
or by Fax: 905-294-7252 ben driers. Time posili m
Applicants must have own WIN be form term • Toa
transportation and possess a Orims 1A0led to "wilt in
friendly, OU rsoltalily. •gym U -SA Start ioAO per
pad WW in plod
Successful applicants will be notified. �� adearam
Wood
Required -
Cooks, enn Pizza Makers,
Kitchen Help, Experience Food k
Cocktail Waiters dt: Waitresses.
For both casual and upscale dining.
Apply in person: MendayrNay San -Glen
121 Green SL Whitby,
MONDO BAR & GRILL
430-9558
EXPERIENCED ONLY
PRODUCE DELI HWE
ca tum
Must have 8-10yn. Expericacc
Chain expaiawc mquin d
Top wages paid
APPLY IN PERSON
`RESUME REQUIRED
Mon. -Sun. I Ia.m..t H 4pm.
CIRA'S FRU1MARKET
(PickelillgTown Centre [Hain floor)
dice learnled 10 owak in
U.SA. Stat at $0.30 per mile
Pull pod drops and paid cus-
toms rise mve Ori ent
needed for awing tins ales
Pin co srrirbos ' Driven
Now for rl4 rsnb • wms
nestled W wNdmd amt and
mmedee. (lMou hm trod
liners" mApenintw) - Two
nepeir perms faaecbdtieal
ioMlbde walben Mb npnbm
IN dnbnrs btw 2 years drdr-
ble mapatmF F. a crialintal
s NAL Chas A2 sur a diem
aliatiM. U.S. bora ddmas
mist she pea dim taaep.
possess a arrant I.C.C. mid-
"am
eo-"and 1 yma beaver am -
be elquiselee. Laos of nlss
Old mo Miltrm sabane. Ap-
py iA pamm WA&00
a.a ad SAO p.mL 7151 W
bee Drum Mbatsta W on
(TONam Rin. and Darty tie.
me 906473-1181 or fax
Rmsuee 10906878.900
Taxi
requinad for
Ptckeag area
Fu1fPaA line.
60 -ILSsS
ESTNETtuAtl rtpmnd for
m3ctwm position. Greer-%
rtunity with possipu"My b be
bntano DiariG Mixnger.
Mist be malum and sebmo-
1 Gslleral Hhhlp 1 Gelnral Help
Please read your classified ad
on the first day of publication
as we cannot be responsible
for more than one insertion in
the event of an error.
ADAMS SERVICES
requires 50
CLASS AZ DRIVERS
2rs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical,
Police Clearance, Clean
abstract, Full/Part time
Call Randy or Todd
720-2204
Lots of weekend work. also team work
Exrtmitnue; full-time dnv-
tr/delivery person. Must have
clean dni ng record. Good
wage and benefit package.
Mai or tax resumes. sminy's
Fie Furnnure.1099 Kingston
Rd. Pda-hrq, Ont.. Ltv 105
w fax: (905)420.2287. no
Moue of please.
""RIENCED tarbscaper
feWred. must follow nkahOdr.
pea welt. eke. Experience as
Imam an a set, clew dmr-
er's abOW essential. Send
Iffenret to: File 1112, Oshi-
walwhitey This weft. P0.
Box 481, Oshawa. ON L1H
7L5.
OWERIEICED stylist with
clenleKe for upscale salon in
whKOy For furrier Worn ason
prorM IMAN or dole a 866 -
CANADIAN
PIZZA AND
CHICKEN
is Miring enthresiwic,
Maid wonting and
rJtpnirnad operators.
prime waters, cid
biters. If YM or
rwrerated au
Nrjib at 427-5556
11- 3 p.m.
we pay you orecify to
anorbe our productL EW
No
rtrloeesarlr For FREE delaift
send SAS.E.to
Fite Star ErwlerprI
164 Lherpod cid. Saab 213
PfeYsrkl9, Ont, V Y 1117
(41
MSI NSTYLlor repand. full/
part -lime we fxperiar, fw
Jaepn's
. 0 1
Cense72AA-Wperson. wor
own3
ler Joe.
HAIRSTYLISTS A
ASSISTAIM
with pperience
needed for
L'ATTiTUDES
in Pickering
Town Centre.
Cal Robert
(916) 420-1440
la M-rMe apL00tl0brBdrQ, edkK
Toronto, Dltewe. tMoraKq sr
slls. Dela 10wdede dual,
+� aapptppy1ee �.
,� Lo� for a show
90fi• BIF4B2lIaurMt.
urarMclikworra in tl a Violation�
SNL Phase to nae to
11tFa7BAlx2.
seelpsm
MRaBETa IIEi1aMM11T nr
� 774 LMMpm
kdararronfor
For nKOKe
rMiwFT111E Sale: Canter
NMR cddd b" to 1tia4Me.
. Mat he FAST brown[ send
wtnMe to Fie 0 117, P.O. 111a
410.OAMaa OMMb LIN RS
Front Store
Merchandiser
required. Aggressive
do energetic with
good leadership,
profit sharing.
Call 905-839-4300
10am-3pm ONLY
t10111F Clarke needed U.I.
and lemale welcome. Cal
905.579-7816.
rnissrAw stwiiiK011
Responside for 40 inch litho
pressesPnberwrce Oen. Candl-
dates with tam facilitation
expenenAc lin aim ewmart-
wr" or
ta roIMI Ma�isgernEft a*-
a0kq ltd. t830 Sandstone
Manor Pickering. Ontwb
Ltw 3Y1 or to 905-M-7571.
Security (1dlkem
Private
Inwa tiaaters
Expencriced staff
required. Must
speak & write
English fluently.
Must have ar
Whitby
1-905-430-2549
Mon -Fn, 10-4 pm
surtmttN WT mature
expsrkenad wupk Ru"
otlna adwn.. medpnioN.
Now" i pluMfg knowl-
m (905011-4925. Fax
ma- CONK
A" Bee.
1trrun S
small for
businesses.
- discount on tax re-
turns for seniles and
students.
- Carl D.P. Accu -
Books Services.
427-9199
1 Oft*
Nib
profess Seel
sterWq teas Wearba TCM
Own, cleftai, WARN canput-
a . ReN
esumes ote .- ..
21. bawviawm Weill be cw
tacled. BrootlkK VMAge Am-
oral t 01r. 105 " Ala,
Rd ill Ba 24, Btodm ow
bob, to 1cO. Fax 90544
8479.
�for�sa i ll wlMtby con-
cow#uw on
an Seel. Fax
nNswe 57a37B7
area
required for
windows, dw
& sunifoorniL Also
DOOfI010CkBrS
AT�
427-1877
120 W7717 2n ,
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EXPERIENCED BILINGUAL
(English & French)
,CUSTOMER SERVICE
Immediate position
Send Resume to:
Mentor Canada
10-1330 Boundary Rd.
Oshawa, Ontario
L1J 6Z7
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1998- PAGE 23
1 S" NoWiLBerb (1 Sere HWAgeras M sell, H rABatte M Sallee H* Skilled Help skilled Hetp IM Balled Help
SALES CAREER
Leading cemetery company requires motivated
individuals to help market its service to the public.
WE OFFER:
Training salary, full benefit package, pension plan,
job security, excellent working conditions.
Sales experience preferred but not mandatory
as we will train. Car required.
For confidential interview phone
427-5416
PINE RIDGE
MEMORIAL GARDENS
INDUSTRIAL SALES POSITION
Fastenal Company, rated one of 'The Best
Companies In America" by Forbes Business
Magazine, is currently hiring for management
and sales positions across Ontario. Fastenal,
with over 650 branches in North America is a
wholesale distributor of threaded fasteriets,
power tools, hydraulic fittings, construction
supplies and other industrial products. Annual
sales for 1997 exceeded 400 million (USS).
We will be opening 150 branches' company
wide in 1998 alone, which means most pro-
motions will come from within the company.
Training for these positions will focus on all
areas of running a business. Successful can-
didates will be ready to run their own branch
within 2-3 years. We offer a competitive fi-
nancial package, and excellent advancement
opportunities. Resumes to the following.
1801 Wentworth St, W. Unit 014
Whitby, Ontario L1N BR6
Attn: District Sales Manger
Faslanal is an Equal 0ppoRun/ry Emplorlir
MARKETING
ADMINISTRATOR
Pickering loc'n, dynamic s/w Co.
Skills: in 5 yrs. Bus. Exp. +
> String org. & admin sit c
> Basic Marketing skills
> ffigjcomputer literacy
> Web development exp.
> Trade show exp.
> Some U.S. travel read
Fax resume to: VP Sales & Mktg,
J9051420-2791
TELEPHONE SALESPERSON
• commencing Jan. 26th to mid May.
• Mininxim pay of $7.65fir. + conMrhission.
• Polential eamings of $15.00 plus per hour.
• Good verbal commurrcabon sols essential.
• Ideal ID supplement your income.
• With or wit hotR experience.
• Trairwis; provided.
• Scarborough location. WorttifV hours
Monday to TIILlrsday (6 p.m. to 9 pAL)
and Saturday (10 a.m. to 2 p.m,)
(416) 321-9333
Frowing Ajax office seeks flexible,
izedperson with excellent ver -
written communication skills
RECEPTION & GENERAL
OFFICE DU17ES
IS Office & Meridian experienc
n asset, car required.
Fax resume with covering letter and
salary expectations to,
Ms- MacNeill, (905) 619-3013
>liAa00 + BONUSES
great opportunity for sales and
marketing reppresentatives to work
in a major department store. Full
part tune. TrauLttLg provided
qualified candidates. If you are se
otivated with a professional ap-
pearance please call
Ream ® (416) 340-0102 ext. 412
or 1-888.616-2789 ext. 412
Car an asseL
BIBRall pert
tkne S" tam for Will:
sion in Dwhr . SIM" i
raw atperhence asm".
errs ra - to less a"
SL Pldarkg. as 905-831-
5223.
I YM
ExPfRMENt(ED Full -dine dal,
tel ReofpdonisVa:srelAnl for
Piclauxdbeuybon. Enna gs
ad
(�rrsehmwt
lB►2lo. PWM aB
Skilled Help
BOOKKEEPER NEEDED for
V
office Approximately 30
35 Iqurs per week. At least 5
years experience with strong
people, organizational and
computer skin required.
Send resume to File 0109.
Oshawa This week. P.O. Box
461 Oshawa. Oriano. LIM 715
CABINETMAKER, 5 years
min exp needed for retail
store fixture compute. Ex-
perience in plastic laminates
required. (905) 665-1226
YMMOy
MECHANIC, experierreed.
good people skies. Fax re-
sume to (905)606-2270 16-
das Plikerkg 1650 Kingston
Rd . Pickering
MOULD/TOOL MAKER We"
CNC background Prefera"
an ndndual with compeller,knowledge ad able a access
files from their wort tenor
terrai- to correW and esta0-
hit dimemmwnil reeare-
ments. Trxrq sraiaele.
Mould Maker Trac kwfr-
mum Grade 12 dipl0me with
allow average grades in ma -
Chain strop. dell. and
maOrpe>liCS Mutt have an
txceNerx naeclgnical apb
tulle Cad Cam browtegtt an
asset. n rolling to
JOMA ftPRtSES INC .
1750 r 111 -Ara - scar-
bonoegik. Omar a MIP X2
MOULDER. 2 Yrs. tek•rmna
Experience in PUM fkledwn
Maids Please Fa Ptseare
Amo lent Mr M. va905-
428-7919
X Immediatep •
THE DURHAM CATHOLK DISTRKT SCHOOL BOARD
An immediate opportunity is available for a Computer Technician to assume an
active role in contributing to the efforts of the Computer Services Department
in providing a high level of hardware/softwarnJnetwork support for the
many users in a progressive and rapidly growing School Board.
This position will be responsible for performing technical diagnostics, computer q!
hardware/software and network problems analysis, and computer and peripheral
repair and maintenance. This will include providing technical and user support;
identifying weaknesses and recommending solutions in computer procedures;
evaluating hardware/software performance, installing and supporting software for
data communications, applications, printer drivers, switches, etc.; investigating
and completing repairs; and maintaining necessary records and documentation.
The successful applicant will be a graduate of Computer/Bectronics courses of study;
possess a thorough knowledge of the capabilities and operations of computers gained
through working experience; and have a solid understanding and working experience
with word processing, spreadsheet and data base programs.
Send a resume, in strictest confidence, by Mardi 20, 1996, to
Allam Jeffers, Hun all Resources Manager
The Durham Catholic: District SdxxA Board
660 Rossland Road West, Oshawa, Ontario LIG 7C4
GA Andrews Only applicants being offered interviews will be contacted J Lflcciferty
Director NO Phone Caps Please. Char
DENIAL AsiKTW b 1 ►Iaepnel w6cr 1 I rw•oDr�tlrecat
HYGIENIST lookup to sxpar omm
end Om
yaw noon? Busy lxrrienrg
Mcf neWA , you nor Satre
=01711"AWNFonwd Dental
Dental Recep4ioek, t/
ONke. 1900 Don Rd, UFA 9. Ream
Pidkenng. L1v 504, m the
Leet Phe • At tear 2 yran "ficrocacc
PRODUCrIO1fil SUPERVISOR
(shift work)
Leading manufacturer in the paper
convertin industry has an immedute
opening for a Production Supervisor.
The successful candidate will possess
knowledge of Flexographic printing
and several years supervising within a
union environment.
Apply in person to
The Production Manager
125 Consumers Dr., Whitby
IIe4Bar 1 teed �tlekBer
CNWAPS"M MUM AS-
• 12 iron per .«k mW
c.c-y --w sway.
Call 423-1215
ark nor carwllyn
OFFICE
Requires help f
typrng medical re-
ports 20 - 24 firs. per
week and 5 - 10 per
week reception 54.00
Pn hr.
("511427-39%
cell 4416) 704-
7229
satard. Iolung for a Or
MWA&W 10 work in a well-
PART=* Reaptioast ler
busy deme practice in 099
SELL IT NOW
oxercarie rrweM. Must raw
M
heml aid tXrm
nmoons ,2 -spm. aMemaM Mon-
CALL
etlerierw. Pan bene
Nesta p
0
days 4-9pan Can 579-5464
aA rot as4o�r.
683-0707
posiMon. Phase drop an
resumes only to: 8 Old King -
sun Rd. Apx.
IMepfr rdeel
IDIOM
1 Hear NuftO
Denflaill
B� 1' � B►. l: y
13 M151
n
I Do you like &e idea of a career in a muni disciplinary team -based CoI
me join as!
IAn opportunity now exists to work in our medigVlong-term care, I
surgical and ambulatory cane prog unit, all within state of flee an
facititia.
Tike successful candidate will be licensed or eligible for uoenslre in
Ontario, possess &e ability to furactioa in a team -based envirakmar acid
demonstrate well developed communication and interpersonal skills.
Memorial Hospital Bowmarville is a 106 bed fully acted acute care
hospital with IMS tam care component. IocaBed just 30 minutes east of
Toronto. We offer a competitive salary, gakaous benefits package,
fl,e�.�x,i,b�,le„e,�ho�urs, educational opportunities and a warm, frad
ily working
a
lryou are interested in the above position, please submit you resume, in
confidence, to:
Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville
Human Resources Department
0 47 Liberty Street South
Bowmanville, Ontario
LIC 2N4
TELEPHONE: (905) 623-3331 Ext. 5181
FAX: (905) 623-4088
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BOWMANVILLE IS AN EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
tr
CO
MCARE
Healtb Services
Urgently requires
REGISTERED NURSES
REGISTERED PRACTICAL NURSES
for our Community Vnrung Program
throughout Durham Rcgion.
Criteria Required:
• Current R%/RP% rcgtstration
• Community Experience
• Added skills/IV Therapy. CADD etc
• Mur have reliable vehicle
• Flexibility to work shift, weekends
Sell/ Required:
PERSONAL SUPPORT
1101E SUPPORT
LMM2i3
HEALTH CARE AMB
Please forward resume to: Hanna Resauce,
#210-200 Bond St- W.,
Oslsawa ON L1J 2L7
or fax to 9e5433-2353
11111W ae gcp►so.11 al applraoons received, day
too ixxttacMd kr an evenew all be adanaNdged.
A sa"f cas oa sawTB
9r31para•med
HEALTH SE.Ii ft
PARA -MED HEALTH SERVICES
RNs do RPNs
for our Visit Nurse Proatam it
in Durham Region
current RN/RPN registration
current CPR
minimum 1 year in community nursing
or acute care setting
added technical skills an asset (IV i
therapy, CADD, Hickman, Port -a -cath)
chnical an asset
(Paediatrics, Mental Health)
must have reliable vehicle
flexibility to work shift, week -ends
and stats.
CERTIFIED HEALTH CARE
AIDES, CERTIFIED HOME s
SUPPORT WORKERS LEVEL
2 & 3, AND CERTIFIED PSWS
2: $10.whr. + benefits•••••
Fax resumes immediately to:
Nursing Supervisor
1905) S76-8852
`Equal Opportunity Employer”
..Cay;., ....
1�!
PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH S, 1998
• OaFea• Ardabk • Dmycav Avdre
» i SM us M The Baby Expo
1 AAkM la
sere
HospitalMshhfcel
Donal
COMPUTER UPGRADE cen-
cen-
FIREWOOD Roka Lumber i
Firewood Centre 1'x5'x17.
tral Arty Pentium 75 to 133
I;x8 x116. $65 ESUD-
INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD
upgrade
�rademmx
W Mall resume to- 92
3381. Em* 905-434,-
6666 Fran OMiwry b Oa1a■a
In Pring, Safe, fun home
f149: 486 u adddd
ON LIS 684
oma
errvtronment•
a CD rom, sound card and
speakers $99 Lots of new
. 1
p
Licensed by M.C.S. S.
Units value priced from 5835.
AJAX- Looking for Mrs
Arno fishy sear 1 alt j
MNN
Reasonable rates
New aro used monitors up to
3
try dome I wave 2 children
Bonneville SE. 3800 V-6.
buckets. loaded. white $6.995.
Receipts, flexible hours. Call
year warraniles ;905) 697-
SSiONAL HOME DAYCARE 50 1207
�
OPEN HOUSE atA ,c
SUNSHINE - Q,�
NURSERY
SCHOOLy.
Register Now for September
Tuesday March 10th
Wednesday March 11 th
9:30-11:30 a.m.
Morning classes for
2 1/2 to 3 1/2 year olds.
Some spaces available
for 4 year olds.
Fully Qualirled Staff
Vacancies also available now
For further information call
427-6744
St. Paul's United Church
65 Kings Cres., Ajax
CNKBCAK rega20 Mon
Fn. marrwgs. 10 a.m. - 1230
Lm. for 5 yr ON. Pr4"Nty n
St. IvrMb - Saw arc.
Cal 426-3s77
E"40"CED LIVE -OUT
4W.- required. (30 ins/
week fa 2 dd*m, 4 and 2.
car regava4 ECE pnMry
MaaM. MM) w a506 a
FAMILY OF 3 soon boa 5
seeks he out rimy a Alex
arca. » May Actions
liars live aumhna/care for
14 -Milk old and nawlew
Matto) term I you aft a to
k mu oxeaovw. Bootle ane
dlor%dat gmMka bbhvtoh%I .
�m1 to hair tram you
LME OUT Murry esand for
3 112 year ltd i whist. Mon -
Fn. Sam -3 30pm P4*rwlas
i dxmw do@* nicest,
Mon smoker 427.7323
IMNMY/NOUSMEPER liw-
out wanted for 2 children. 4 a
7 years o d. Must be hn-bv
bhp i crafty Cam afm 6:30
p m 436-1145
• n I,
2 ECE NOW$ Provrdo rare
hawed space avaial k. CPR.
him aide, non smok 4 mar .
SM m - it aril Racks. Liv-
apoolFrrdr. (905) 837-2397
DAYCARE - Breakfast, hunch
and snacks. a• funds d aebv-
mes. 20 years experience 1
F/T, 2 school full tine today
*llhn ns Hwy 2 and Dine.
(9051837-2039.
EXPERIENCED
CARE GIVER
(Wesbney, N. of 401)
Near $drools k park.
Floc nruorutlou n*AL
TLC. Fenced yard,
aoarforrabke envivorr
Intent
428-0097
EVERIENM mother of 3,
my I1011le, Etta POWAIGIo n
Amit. bade onto Witham
Ou nbu Sdaol. Smoke-free,
meals. TLC. Putt (905) SM -
02
M -K area.
Reliable akycare aw#aide in
mir home. Affordable rafts.
MNIWAkoo KMFOA Mitt.
FI "loo. 6 um0om% i Lp.
Opo*w for IIaLN Break.
605.126-2676.
LIIENPOK no Bayy. mom
of one w*Omm >r ages, iml-
artbtitlM, first aMltpr arWied.
IfArillt bows. samb tae,
NljtjA Turd. Sea JA Mac P.S.
Nahpa. 837--0360
11CIEaM11 aura / Similar
LoWV dayare: 18 lams b
12 years. Daly Damps
(tertca l backyab anti park).
XfT�lSfaan 1Fl L auric, ew-
molt i seeds. Fist
Aid. C.PR owrlfieeL Mon
1241.
6 MONTHS pint bred male
brown Dalmatian. Al sleolt
ilhratt0itt 69". Fra b 9oed
hens. Ca am -9707
Isles WAWA. S15000
wavesgpreat. dryer $125.00.
n.$250.00. tndga 5250 Do
lhardcopCanpnnd trabr
$500 00 1266-X4111, any-
Amc
S10VE. 3r. at wit i teek-
aaN, condmon. SM. CIN
427-7934.
TWEE SPALL hack toy liar
ds. 1 mite 2 famous. icor
3 small pompon pups. one
brow mak. two fuiwaet. one
Mack. one Montle tomer and
homer can he no ReaOy to
Miro 22nd SAW each
90 655-9971
1 Arwcke
ow so
GARAGE door repairs broken
s pnigs cabin. raft . open -
en xrmtalled f45 Alen doors/
4openers 1 -00Quality Plus Doors
9 PIECE Traditional style Oak
duwq room sea $1700. Duch,
IMyi33 0606 c
an urs Cal
A-IAMTTSIESSES Factory Di-
na Snpkse $110. Dow-
lie 5140.. Chow $175 Fee
chummy Cal Jerry 416-402.
1641
CARPET NOMR. 100%.
Nylon tract. plush. stain re-
unan arta For 3 rooms.
only f3M.00. Price rtiuda
30 S4 ]los cope AN, IoW
and ufst- - - , h in year lanae
Free gmtation . in your home.
LY0 rhleretl, no payewnt for
one tug year. Daniel. 1-8W
217-0101.
CM
rM - lots of carpo.
100% nylon. hew stain re-
fae raapeS on hold. I will
carpet 3 rooms. $319. Fria
ndv0es rrssrrppeeLL premium pad,
expM N%tallttiml, fast A.,
ely. Ian edkWA (30 yaros).
abrrrurh 6N-2311.
CMW%U BAIT: Las of ca -
pas. 100% myon scan re-
lease. caw 3 rooms $339.
(30 sea yd) Nicholas carpell
premium pad and msolt-
tion. Free aboon. pipe
repairs. Serving Dw h- arta
siue w*V aha Sam 905-
606-1772.
CARPET BALE. Lop to 50% of
few sadection at cetor and
design. calow sats"aioo
gLwaNnd. For a free es-
Waae all MW, (905) 431-
4010 or(416)822-6226
CLEANAMCE BAIT , mast be
sold, no rasorNOle other re-
fused, aluminum boss and
pima, EvYrude motors. 2 -
30 tip, Tao mowers and
srlowbbwem, Haan Noy mar
ers. Fbmelle span and trWF
mers, WIN Saks. 4700
Thitkson Rd. N. (405) 655 -
am o.
Comm= BPECIAL 8699
cow*" Pe nBaB Moll -me -
da g�1pN tutlh cdllrr Itaood-
1Df. 1161386 NMN•Iada Syf-
faLa from $111 COIapIM/.
Ca1905 03111.
FLAT GRILL with 2 tamers,
gas. 5600.. 11 tray steam
warmer $400., bon in very
good cxonck ion. 5799252
STEF i KAM M' Appiarxes.
Parts. Service. Showroom lull
Of appliarh«s. fridges $300.
stoves $200. washers $250.
dryers $190. go T-8 years New was dryers.
$3W
Don't pay for 3 months. Fx-
narrcinq availble! 362 French
$1.(905)132-7167
MOVING - snap electronic
typewriter. including 7 ribbon
wAndges, $175.. antique
roddnq chair $115. 4 antique
chairs. So each. (need refin-
ishing), two bentwood cars
$25 each. East Lake dresser
with mirror 5325. toll boy
dresser $210, trade sewing
machine $135. Child s antique
rope bed (early 1800's) 5225.
32 Cross and Olive crystal
glasses. $5 - $8 each Sol*
Oak dining chair $30. anli4ue
table 33 x 34 $45 Painted
marwe Dorn $110 Cal PICk-
efurq (905) $31-0318 before 9
pw.m.erhOs (weekdays. anytime
ORIGWK Mortal Combat ar-
cade excellentarrdiown
S500/OBO Call 725-9100
Ismp)
PMOOSAMAIWFATHER
CLOCKS- AN 1997 floor moo-
ds reduced Used praas:
Yamaha.Sawach, Kimbell.2! Ctarq Mau PW
not ran $696 am up. tier
10 ower. Urge selection of
arul up CIA TELEPPIANO
433-1491.
IIEIfT TO OWN APPLIANCES,
new and recondtron•d, full
w Paft s Manx.
905-263-6369 or ,-500-798-
wo.
S EDIMM - ovally wooden
$tads 8 x 8 barn kR oily
5299 plea do May ohm:
Is 3" oon available. Also
paragn and darts 761 14c-
Kav Rd 1Mia 3. Picturrig. For
MGM oto nal 906.619.2093.
DfW►IIIE FUNNfl1RE.. Sura
the price increase.. We have
N%t rfCWAd mbaa Ent kaly-
bar pr- are paq
up it .,, onscm MMI
Dnohiora pikes .+I rise Save on
rnt. 5edroan sn0 oca
snonkat prq has loeen hand
ONMY
IW pmemi mount Oak h, in
Dnrham Apar for over 23
years Tradaorn ' Woodwiak-
Ing 905496$677: 115 North
POR Road. Pon Perry
NO MON" DOW
Penbum 166MMx
Cixrk%"...............$1 S/mfiL
25'-50- TVs kwic.$525/nk
Ftsnar Sleho.......- $14%k
AppbenOls.......116.25101111k
Cdr_ MIN Di1tL.. $Lzvwk
Guild Mwi.........
LdsaUlefelle 3 -piece
Livrigrow.............$11Ank
1 ArYe1M waned 1 ArIkIM wanbd EW ion soli ` 1 l; sue
Wait* rpt Spkg ha sprang.
1 Reawrood
HospitalMshhfcel
Donal
RN for oral surgery off" ca
FIREWOOD Roka Lumber i
Firewood Centre 1'x5'x17.
suai/parl-rime. 3-5 1/2 days/
I;x8 x116. $65 ESUD-
week. 0.R or I C U
ena preferred. x-ray -
listed DWs 705-277-
W Mall resume to- 92
3381. Em* 905-434,-
6666 Fran OMiwry b Oa1a■a
Church SI.S.. SuAe 104. APs.
Coupe, air, auto, immaculate,
ON LIS 684
oma
0"-
KOZY NEAT FIREWOOD. ex-
. 1
«Kent very best gaily hard-
Vftrftd
nneed txtr7 101q
wood. gnlr=1r.01
AJAX- Looking for Mrs
Arno fishy sear 1 alt j
MNN
DouDnire 5 days a weak n
�. mnaMvremelt.
het da6nry. 905-7%2246.
try dome I wave 2 children
Bonneville SE. 3800 V-6.
buckets. loaded. white $6.995.
ages 15 ntorths anted 3
an gain
momma Call for laaw m
ae-0oaz
Cvn-
.
drive and tanks Complete
WO a tri -axle trailer, safety
CNKBCAK rega20 Mon
Fn. marrwgs. 10 a.m. - 1230
Lm. for 5 yr ON. Pr4"Nty n
St. IvrMb - Saw arc.
Cal 426-3s77
E"40"CED LIVE -OUT
4W.- required. (30 ins/
week fa 2 dd*m, 4 and 2.
car regava4 ECE pnMry
MaaM. MM) w a506 a
FAMILY OF 3 soon boa 5
seeks he out rimy a Alex
arca. » May Actions
liars live aumhna/care for
14 -Milk old and nawlew
Matto) term I you aft a to
k mu oxeaovw. Bootle ane
dlor%dat gmMka bbhvtoh%I .
�m1 to hair tram you
LME OUT Murry esand for
3 112 year ltd i whist. Mon -
Fn. Sam -3 30pm P4*rwlas
i dxmw do@* nicest,
Mon smoker 427.7323
IMNMY/NOUSMEPER liw-
out wanted for 2 children. 4 a
7 years o d. Must be hn-bv
bhp i crafty Cam afm 6:30
p m 436-1145
• n I,
2 ECE NOW$ Provrdo rare
hawed space avaial k. CPR.
him aide, non smok 4 mar .
SM m - it aril Racks. Liv-
apoolFrrdr. (905) 837-2397
DAYCARE - Breakfast, hunch
and snacks. a• funds d aebv-
mes. 20 years experience 1
F/T, 2 school full tine today
*llhn ns Hwy 2 and Dine.
(9051837-2039.
EXPERIENCED
CARE GIVER
(Wesbney, N. of 401)
Near $drools k park.
Floc nruorutlou n*AL
TLC. Fenced yard,
aoarforrabke envivorr
Intent
428-0097
EVERIENM mother of 3,
my I1011le, Etta POWAIGIo n
Amit. bade onto Witham
Ou nbu Sdaol. Smoke-free,
meals. TLC. Putt (905) SM -
02
M -K area.
Reliable akycare aw#aide in
mir home. Affordable rafts.
MNIWAkoo KMFOA Mitt.
FI "loo. 6 um0om% i Lp.
Opo*w for IIaLN Break.
605.126-2676.
LIIENPOK no Bayy. mom
of one w*Omm >r ages, iml-
artbtitlM, first aMltpr arWied.
IfArillt bows. samb tae,
NljtjA Turd. Sea JA Mac P.S.
Nahpa. 837--0360
11CIEaM11 aura / Similar
LoWV dayare: 18 lams b
12 years. Daly Damps
(tertca l backyab anti park).
XfT�lSfaan 1Fl L auric, ew-
molt i seeds. Fist
Aid. C.PR owrlfieeL Mon
1241.
6 MONTHS pint bred male
brown Dalmatian. Al sleolt
ilhratt0itt 69". Fra b 9oed
hens. Ca am -9707
Isles WAWA. S15000
wavesgpreat. dryer $125.00.
n.$250.00. tndga 5250 Do
lhardcopCanpnnd trabr
$500 00 1266-X4111, any-
Amc
S10VE. 3r. at wit i teek-
aaN, condmon. SM. CIN
427-7934.
TWEE SPALL hack toy liar
ds. 1 mite 2 famous. icor
3 small pompon pups. one
brow mak. two fuiwaet. one
Mack. one Montle tomer and
homer can he no ReaOy to
Miro 22nd SAW each
90 655-9971
1 Arwcke
ow so
GARAGE door repairs broken
s pnigs cabin. raft . open -
en xrmtalled f45 Alen doors/
4openers 1 -00Quality Plus Doors
9 PIECE Traditional style Oak
duwq room sea $1700. Duch,
IMyi33 0606 c
an urs Cal
A-IAMTTSIESSES Factory Di-
na Snpkse $110. Dow-
lie 5140.. Chow $175 Fee
chummy Cal Jerry 416-402.
1641
CARPET NOMR. 100%.
Nylon tract. plush. stain re-
unan arta For 3 rooms.
only f3M.00. Price rtiuda
30 S4 ]los cope AN, IoW
and ufst- - - , h in year lanae
Free gmtation . in your home.
LY0 rhleretl, no payewnt for
one tug year. Daniel. 1-8W
217-0101.
CM
rM - lots of carpo.
100% nylon. hew stain re-
fae raapeS on hold. I will
carpet 3 rooms. $319. Fria
ndv0es rrssrrppeeLL premium pad,
expM N%tallttiml, fast A.,
ely. Ian edkWA (30 yaros).
abrrrurh 6N-2311.
CMW%U BAIT: Las of ca -
pas. 100% myon scan re-
lease. caw 3 rooms $339.
(30 sea yd) Nicholas carpell
premium pad and msolt-
tion. Free aboon. pipe
repairs. Serving Dw h- arta
siue w*V aha Sam 905-
606-1772.
CARPET BALE. Lop to 50% of
few sadection at cetor and
design. calow sats"aioo
gLwaNnd. For a free es-
Waae all MW, (905) 431-
4010 or(416)822-6226
CLEANAMCE BAIT , mast be
sold, no rasorNOle other re-
fused, aluminum boss and
pima, EvYrude motors. 2 -
30 tip, Tao mowers and
srlowbbwem, Haan Noy mar
ers. Fbmelle span and trWF
mers, WIN Saks. 4700
Thitkson Rd. N. (405) 655 -
am o.
Comm= BPECIAL 8699
cow*" Pe nBaB Moll -me -
da g�1pN tutlh cdllrr Itaood-
1Df. 1161386 NMN•Iada Syf-
faLa from $111 COIapIM/.
Ca1905 03111.
FLAT GRILL with 2 tamers,
gas. 5600.. 11 tray steam
warmer $400., bon in very
good cxonck ion. 5799252
STEF i KAM M' Appiarxes.
Parts. Service. Showroom lull
Of appliarh«s. fridges $300.
stoves $200. washers $250.
dryers $190. go T-8 years New was dryers.
$3W
Don't pay for 3 months. Fx-
narrcinq availble! 362 French
$1.(905)132-7167
MOVING - snap electronic
typewriter. including 7 ribbon
wAndges, $175.. antique
roddnq chair $115. 4 antique
chairs. So each. (need refin-
ishing), two bentwood cars
$25 each. East Lake dresser
with mirror 5325. toll boy
dresser $210, trade sewing
machine $135. Child s antique
rope bed (early 1800's) 5225.
32 Cross and Olive crystal
glasses. $5 - $8 each Sol*
Oak dining chair $30. anli4ue
table 33 x 34 $45 Painted
marwe Dorn $110 Cal PICk-
efurq (905) $31-0318 before 9
pw.m.erhOs (weekdays. anytime
ORIGWK Mortal Combat ar-
cade excellentarrdiown
S500/OBO Call 725-9100
Ismp)
PMOOSAMAIWFATHER
CLOCKS- AN 1997 floor moo-
ds reduced Used praas:
Yamaha.Sawach, Kimbell.2! Ctarq Mau PW
not ran $696 am up. tier
10 ower. Urge selection of
arul up CIA TELEPPIANO
433-1491.
IIEIfT TO OWN APPLIANCES,
new and recondtron•d, full
w Paft s Manx.
905-263-6369 or ,-500-798-
wo.
S EDIMM - ovally wooden
$tads 8 x 8 barn kR oily
5299 plea do May ohm:
Is 3" oon available. Also
paragn and darts 761 14c-
Kav Rd 1Mia 3. Picturrig. For
MGM oto nal 906.619.2093.
DfW►IIIE FUNNfl1RE.. Sura
the price increase.. We have
N%t rfCWAd mbaa Ent kaly-
bar pr- are paq
up it .,, onscm MMI
Dnohiora pikes .+I rise Save on
rnt. 5edroan sn0 oca
snonkat prq has loeen hand
ONMY
IW pmemi mount Oak h, in
Dnrham Apar for over 23
years Tradaorn ' Woodwiak-
Ing 905496$677: 115 North
POR Road. Pon Perry
NO MON" DOW
Penbum 166MMx
Cixrk%"...............$1 S/mfiL
25'-50- TVs kwic.$525/nk
Ftsnar Sleho.......- $14%k
AppbenOls.......116.25101111k
Cdr_ MIN Di1tL.. $Lzvwk
Guild Mwi.........
LdsaUlefelle 3 -piece
Livrigrow.............$11Ank
1 ArYe1M waned 1 ArIkIM wanbd EW ion soli ` 1 l; sue
Wait* rpt Spkg ha sprang.
1996 GMC JIMMY 04.
Our Early find Batt is now M.
32.000 km. fully loaded, col -
Over 36 recaedllead vehi-
ored key fibreglass running
cles drastically reduced.
boards, immaculate, lady dri-
Deal miss then deals at
ven No money down, take
Cortical. Elf. 1995 Surdire
over lease. 20 mos left. Full
Coupe, air, auto, immaculate,
warranty. S494/mo. all inchu-
Sale, $9.950. 93 Grand Prix
sive. 434.8730 (snp)
SE, v-6. auto, loaded. black.
95,000 kms. $9.450. 93 Aero
Vons!
stat XT. loaded, forest8
4 wl�l rive
pass (8.950. 93 a.
loaded. auto. 4 cyl., burg.
1993 FORD AEROSTAR, XL,
1 Mena 1 � -
(6.995. Achleva. loaded.
auto. 6 cyl. $8.495.93 Sahni.
7 passenger. 132.000 led , new
mem cassette. brakes 30nd � cer-
1914 Dodge Caravan, 7 -pas -
loaded, 8 pass, burg, dutch
tdied asking $7,400. (905)
24 wagon, rare and Sharp.
door. $10.500 93 Taurus GL
8101
VV= DESIGN
station wagon. V-6. loaded,
surveyed on 96. (Value
OM i glass. old "S. ol-
Diqhway kms. black. $6.495
1994 TRACKER 4X4. black.
SERVICE
92 Sunrunner. 4 x 4. black
auto. 64 000 km Removable
Home and web page creation Hyper
beauty. 91%�; GTL -40i d�d
top. bra, win Ask -
link and server storage.
auto, red. mint S3_5. 91
5-0117.
kq $10.900. call 72s ore 1
Drakes. 1997 Top w/prnacy
contains i screeres LOADED
GaU John Duafl'te
Bonneville SE. 3800 V-6.
buckets. loaded. white $6.995.
19% LUMINA Van. air torr..
ps. pb. cruise control. till
at 57¢4400
91 Cutlass Supreme. V-6.
steering. power mirrors. pow-
Pow -
.
drive and tanks Complete
WO a tri -axle trailer, safety
Ioaded, super nice. burg,
er door locks, keyless remote
LEAVING THE COUNTRY wan
1997
57.995 91 Royale Brm. 3800
entry system. Cas-
• 1 • 1 -
VCawalier �V-O6.
sene. V6. 180 npam/fm
57.000n m
9ewrdin
RS 2 au06. to.
loaded black u 995. 91
auto. Trans
$16.500 firm. Absolutely mini
Cavaler RS. 2 dr. v-6, auto.
725-0658
loaded. white $5.995 91 Eagle
$speed. loaded. black,
1914 Dodge Caravan, 7 -pas -
$7,995, 1988 Toyota Tercel. 1
$7.995.
singer. 85.000 km, V6. a/c.
arMm Cass $9250/000. 434-
24 wagon, rare and Sharp.
2775
$3.995. 90 Jetta GL. auto, ear.
talk salver. no rota. rhos ole.
excellentgray $5.995. 1969
surveyed on 96. (Value
OM i glass. old "S. ol-
Cavalier 4. Ioaded. 115.080
•
idurina
kms. 55.550. 89 Tempest
706-9k770.
ass pad 51. wast a Ml I
loaded. 159,000 Item, V4, auto.
19U 29' Sunray Cuddy 1997
$3.695 87 Reliant, good car.
Tandem Trailer w/ekdnc
certified. $1.995. 89 Tracker
conv. 5 speed. A-1. $1.995
Drakes. 1997 Top w/prnacy
contains i screeres LOADED
Aumdinobr•s 1991 Cherokee, Brfarwood. $14.500. 116)495-9256
1 ArtiClas Wanted 11 b See Loaded. $5.995.. 1990 new Fax(416095
stvie 1-0111:0111111 11--_ Cao Slo-
PAYING casr,. for antiques
1967 FIREBIRD FORMULA.
nature ssfies. bather, $7.996.
LEAVMIG THE COUNTRY . will
I- furniture. A00 DooNos,
5 0 V8 auto. overdrive, me-
1993 Ga, automatic. teal.
sacrifice 1978 SeaRay 28•.
tkm" els. Moofcrolt. tine
talk salver. no rota. rhos ole.
good lit sae $4.195 Sea
surveyed on 96. (Value
OM i glass. old "S. ol-
eek. As" 52900 905-
you at Certim Auto Cahn,
$20.000). only hall 60 hours d
MOM i ower 1 Ik.estk
706-9k770.
ass pad 51. wast a Ml I
use New. acne (350 Merc).
aRida Phone 576-
MwD PROIpftrun V6 pK
Man. ion 579.2t1i6. Ofem
instruments. stereo, radio.
(905)
3577 or Fax (905) 576-2267.
t9N MAZDA Cab . PN. 1
frwdan. -Where am adew
salt. amnions. head. top.
1 Ayy i
cyl . 5spd.. 14711ms $2950
86 CfCelebrity. 4 shoot. 4
lV
of rind their *WOW.
.
drive and tanks Complete
WO a tri -axle trailer, safety
• Cala
dy. auto. air. loaded.
17Mms for
LEAVING THE COUNTRY wan
1997
gear. Ines and endersNo
d Chtilaen's toys. cMNtrq
515Cal
00. asp-
sacrifice Neon. auto.
work regew . ft4oDo (705)
DURHAM COLLEGE SPRING
Mimmem CAR LINE Picier-Capll.
pp0.. air. sunroof. spow
695-1053
GIFT 8 CRAFT SALE- Sat
Manch 21. 10 am to 4 p.m.
$2 Admission. 2000 Simcwe
•l9 (905)-127.1957.
20.000 ion, tele new. Attune
lean 531900 per mo.
0tte. S/ 0000. bur Wtter back a 15
EM Aponmats
For Red
il91 "r. 4-cYINtOa.
111,111 s Day. CnaRs w home.
automatic. AnvFm Cassette.
Ar "mrq' 1
(7 ) adi- O an appfcNw tom.
1 BEDROOM APT. in clean
vendor rho. nt 3111 ext
dnwnh. Asbmg 531X10 0.5.
Owner must sen. (416)754-
KED FNLANM? 89 clap-
pat t budding. near Oskm
Cat., available omnruedae-
23N
3492
bee auto a/c. $5995 90 Agra
M. family. my reasonable
�Cixr4Mrr
1911 TOYOTA Tercel. Lave.
1� � 9t sprw Ste:
" -""'
aatnva
110.000 bm. new brakes. new
$2495 91 Hemak ACo0r0 EX
1 a 2 medias i bartbdN
NEW MISIC a-rnw a trop!,
exhaust. Drop owner, icer-
tap OorhdAk, 5 speed stall
105K N Msam 200S). 114K.
90 Satan. 6 -ilea$$-. 112K AN
iappaK. Ossuwa grid Bowman -
dla. S13" at 5600 i, I
r�0uifonrw+41%V
amrfm cunaa o
sold =tW Over 50 mon
rWueive Fridge. stove we-
alc23i4ladn_ntm
Orkstn, new thea- f4.99s
�
aeedahk Durham Auto Saes.
climbed. Wml*y faaklfms No
Lout A
txkler. � (�) �
1401 Dundas St.E.. WMDy
pts Cao !05-723-0266 of
1
FoynO
905-se'a430-6130
pgr 905-721-M.
LOWLE. yellow. Labrada
retriever pups. Farm raus•d.
CKC ngslaw health guer-
aniee Ready March 17 Call
(613073-2043
LHABA APSO pups la sale.
Non-snethimg nom-aaVW.
health guarstm. vet-nwtdied.
19N alta cwdwv
FOUND. M AJAX black fe
106,0001lums p b of. askr,
nae cat with wrote pansonto
saw, amRm sono Cam -
markings; an tummy CA X
sale. 4 door 6 cyll him Mil-
$125 and up New brand name
"ISM 721-9425
LAST, Soho Lkerpool aha 4
IM $HICK Cemmy, V6, autk
I- old tabby. Drown and
arctic due air, tit. sun,
wh t. NPM brown Pa" om
PW.PB. Cats . 120.00 Mms..
noW side erica rase. An-
S6.DOD art. M517zs-0668
scars to 1l oW Please phi
Itonh%t for, dogs r%ebtb. I a-
12P 6481
MwD PROIpftrun V6 pK
YELLOW FINE I" re
a�s19 . lam
• 1 Pubs" kwsystem
gumnakes
4 -OW. approx.
95.0IlplhwYy kms. new
00
-_
Arts i trashes $12.900 Lilt
DTRAINING Closets No
OG
rww, rue owewr W 905-683-
06-68}vice
vialevel starting Mala 25th
30Q0
aro 20th. Call hart Scott 905-
oortdllon, $5.200. OWN) 786
576-5636.
19!16 GRAND AAI. red. 2 dr
awo loaded IMw nlow
LOWLE. yellow. Labrada
retriever pups. Farm raus•d.
CKC ngslaw health guer-
aniee Ready March 17 Call
(613073-2043
LHABA APSO pups la sale.
Non-snethimg nom-aaVW.
health guarstm. vet-nwtdied.
(91P)
AM66M PAbnidw Pw-
dwaq hmllae. g1Ms. sxitka
(Il00rordt i cam aft P01-
staim
iw . DiDemlWrs, abois 6Somma
trk. Collections or esaala
Call Robert Bowan Antiques
(W)
1155,11M, Befodklin. oie-
tarfo. E• -mo: ctMmsaNsym-
km WWranty $15.000 905-
6g3-2515.(Ap)
IM OLA$ N I.S. Caw.. D.I.•
remote. p seats. 3.SL. lomat
rext. we grey int
okms Mrd. As"
$19.200 (905)42641146.
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No turn downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! It you
world you drive!
Lots of pre -
Owned
Vehicle$ to
choose from.
SPEM
RNANCE
DEPARTMW
SHERIOM CM
induce 6 mos. umrarly i a
Cl meat0ashiI No crew
bo glad or leo had No am
Oo.xM Cal ANCONA CAM
NCKEfMMS NOUN - 976
$MOCK R0. S., nCKERwG-
Caxl Kevin Cannan for your
Ding deal Uase a 1996 Ac-
oad LX Coupe 5 speed for
sly $210-M per no. plus
taxies be 36 maw%. down
payment $1.500 • ax 1915
Csvaku 4 or UN. ar,
SM "& 1990 Dodge Shadow
2 or. air. auto. only75A
$7.4% climbed. 1916 aelelo
2 Or auto. v-6 air. $9,696
1995 Grand Am SE. 4 dr. auto.
59.995. 96 Pomet sr auto
low k's. $22.995. 96 Del Sol.
MAO. only 19K wom:T kit long
$18.395 91 olds Cakes 4 dr.
$4.995 as is Why not lease
your next used car Cal Neve
Came kr Nwks a Pkt•risg
Nom". ear 159 rued and n
Is latices k stat. (905)
6144611 or (9N) N1-SLN
1 Araorwbtr
1lhrdab
us to SM for $ap ars i
trucks or any colow veh-
des 24hr prolessronu pick-
up. Fro Towing. AN Dunham
Rectiching, cars wanted Cal (905 706-s74ucks0.
A S A AOTO- Cars, tracks,
both. we pay 580- 510.000.
Cash on lawspot Any eord-
lion, ally year Call us sy�
time, 24 bouts. 7 days. 30
min service. 905-686-5003 or
905.706-5231
A AMA NM lkmowl
Cash for ars. 4NK k m mial.
(905)426.0205.
trucks
warned for Srn mAny condi-
9o, any age, the run" in
alae Durham Region. ash
AIN Needed, -7S b '87
Min Cal aanvbmee OGMC �shm for 95-
431-0107.
CASH FOR CARBI We buy
sed vehides. Vehicles must
be in rutvdrg caldtion. Cal
427-2415 of COM to 479
pab0o.o
7r31'==. )
11 Call 1 2U
W East APs a
Aero SALES.
USED FfIf01E SM. NO up.
SM a homeless pa a sNc-
used stoves 5200 and up.
need washars 5250 dryers
ono dwm. Adult oras.
$125 and up New brand name
�. tux#Y 'wO:
fudges. 16. 0. SM New
rta*d Isom d"clawNd.) Kill -
brand name 30 1todre1 $40
tam ago 3-12 moMWvp.
olid up. New 5 c.f. tromrs
Median- larger Sim dogs
f255..�F1,o�r� $ Ap-
�'
Boi ght, T"Wrmy tosta
D 227""u
wes. SM7449.
Itonh%t for, dogs r%ebtb. I a-
ure 2274
1 905-571(
laet110 in adopMq or beer,
YELLOW FINE I" re
!mg• phase all Durham Ara.
blame Gest $175: Dresser
mal Adoption 905-1364411.
5300: COW 5135:Cahpvb
Desk $150: Dat Clair $70:
Put suppliM don%= al
� `liight 10 speed tem
rigs welcome.
(91P)
AM66M PAbnidw Pw-
dwaq hmllae. g1Ms. sxitka
(Il00rordt i cam aft P01-
staim
iw . DiDemlWrs, abois 6Somma
trk. Collections or esaala
Call Robert Bowan Antiques
(W)
1155,11M, Befodklin. oie-
tarfo. E• -mo: ctMmsaNsym-
km WWranty $15.000 905-
6g3-2515.(Ap)
IM OLA$ N I.S. Caw.. D.I.•
remote. p seats. 3.SL. lomat
rext. we grey int
okms Mrd. As"
$19.200 (905)42641146.
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No turn downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! It you
world you drive!
Lots of pre -
Owned
Vehicle$ to
choose from.
SPEM
RNANCE
DEPARTMW
SHERIOM CM
induce 6 mos. umrarly i a
Cl meat0ashiI No crew
bo glad or leo had No am
Oo.xM Cal ANCONA CAM
NCKEfMMS NOUN - 976
$MOCK R0. S., nCKERwG-
Caxl Kevin Cannan for your
Ding deal Uase a 1996 Ac-
oad LX Coupe 5 speed for
sly $210-M per no. plus
taxies be 36 maw%. down
payment $1.500 • ax 1915
Csvaku 4 or UN. ar,
SM "& 1990 Dodge Shadow
2 or. air. auto. only75A
$7.4% climbed. 1916 aelelo
2 Or auto. v-6 air. $9,696
1995 Grand Am SE. 4 dr. auto.
59.995. 96 Pomet sr auto
low k's. $22.995. 96 Del Sol.
MAO. only 19K wom:T kit long
$18.395 91 olds Cakes 4 dr.
$4.995 as is Why not lease
your next used car Cal Neve
Came kr Nwks a Pkt•risg
Nom". ear 159 rued and n
Is latices k stat. (905)
6144611 or (9N) N1-SLN
1 Araorwbtr
1lhrdab
us to SM for $ap ars i
trucks or any colow veh-
des 24hr prolessronu pick-
up. Fro Towing. AN Dunham
Rectiching, cars wanted Cal (905 706-s74ucks0.
A S A AOTO- Cars, tracks,
both. we pay 580- 510.000.
Cash on lawspot Any eord-
lion, ally year Call us sy�
time, 24 bouts. 7 days. 30
min service. 905-686-5003 or
905.706-5231
A AMA NM lkmowl
Cash for ars. 4NK k m mial.
(905)426.0205.
trucks
warned for Srn mAny condi-
9o, any age, the run" in
alae Durham Region. ash
AIN Needed, -7S b '87
Min Cal aanvbmee OGMC �shm for 95-
431-0107.
CASH FOR CARBI We buy
sed vehides. Vehicles must
be in rutvdrg caldtion. Cal
427-2415 of COM to 479
pab0o.o
Vamp
7120 aqt SL T1 em". 1-
W East APs a
Aero SALES.
CAM M KKS. we Bay,
trudge.
coo-45i1f
aae Apr# I i34S•utd
Sell. i mace! tome aurid
61I6 -16N.
$CRAP CARR baa m, toll
video, tar ado, look. CD's.
1!M IIIIIBE laAMa, coley.
claves Dab• $oniric dM P�
movies, gam", PIs. dill-
ftmo hbr#df. 2 horse stop
Also ars br taale. wit
ure 2274
1 905-571(
"p ances.im removable caws
*AIITO LOANS*
Wup.
Lip to $5000. Call 586
(906.0
)666
partitiun, 2 euapes doors,
Auto Dealer, will arrStge
1771
rod vent 11 lm, tach.
tN11.. rl%t exhalent
financing even if you
WANTED - Subaru Mo wap-
r•OSTER AGENCY is in need
oortdllon, $5.200. OWN) 786
have been turned down
C
wdwdan, any Or Ow. Lak
d Chtilaen's toys. cMNtrq
2731.
before. Loans available
60's model years preferred.
and baby furniture. Cal Cd-
Int to 705-326.11949.
1 I M"
for no Credit, crKh
problams, and ban"11-
nal Ran 905-6568351.
1 ttaeYa
q bltyers. No tw sipneTs
"as OLA$ CLAIMS Supreme,
IMeded. Call ION
MRiME IN NOW pilot for
2-doo, 305 VS, Nue-On-bk%,
4tMg = Ming 4x4. /.3L.
your valuable aktigtes or es-
air, loaded,Fim
Fd Win ud.
tall. ptw, sunw, new pail,
tae corl*na. Cala today
runs andwd. $1350 060.aNAmkabsene,
dart rwdark gay. 81500
for She beat due. "nay a
Cal 905434 •
from � to 'N, can o ni
000• Cal W4404 --Ml.
Gayle Kahn 'kftA Ca%dl-
1916 P61NIM0 fill 4�
41nI1Mx. SM doom, no aadl
lON S91C half Mn. 149 Ogg
SLK roll new* 30 years d
der u=00. $1500 DSO
d", n0 YlltratM. 570034
k� wwwWiet CAN
e
@mpm llce. Phone 905.915-
Ca/ 9054M-4523.
Oraab LM. W7421L
1161.
1-aEDROOM Apartment.
gross floor of barn, odud-
w basemeaL washerMryar.
$600rmOW lWast Vwwq
Fn Mang. 1-3pm 740 Cede
St. Cal wW (519) 941-
3397.
t-KDPIOOM onemum
apartment in Oshawa, large,
don. gat, cable. 2 00"
ions ami aOk, puking. dotes
b 401. ,Srgk. employed non-
snokar wow vie Orae pets
hrelcome f42(Umo Rh indel-
sive kallable Alar 15th. 905-
432-6634
NORTH OSHAWA Super large
1 8 2 bedrooms Extra large
balcony Well managed quiet
buildrq Controlled entrance
$624 and $729 o131 nbie
parlung No oogs Apri 'sl
and May 1st 905-5795584
i tkdroa�n M) ulGl 2
can how rias aha in
10 401 i GO. Puking. it&*.
ab* lrvnedialte
1. From "NJ
etarah. Ptlorle 905-s76 4256.
z-ML:MNSw bMement ap.
VM apamW &V- Coad knrq 1 parking,
Available Ap.la. $750 all in-
dam. no pea. non-
smahm. Cal 905-614.6091.
AM- Two bedroom uduf-
mMrana smoker. WeSI-
neymeWNy area Avail"
Cal 428-0796
or (416)783-3094.
EXCEPt10N4L1Y GLEAM i
"M 1i2 bedroom apM-
rmat- in Oshawa, from 85W
$755 per oma am krndusive.
PMmdope P WMW 905.428-
7877.
ASA[ 1 large fLorrdfllfd bed-
room basemnMll apetnm4m for
mown prison. No Vets. non-
UWUV. 000Jalo kdu0a
OWAN and ate, free park- .
Ing. Ap.t 906.619.0526.
r
M all Rat r
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances,
underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M.
FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
SAT. & SUN. 12 - 5
(905)683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
THE SUMMIT PLACE
• 1,2, & 3 Bed Apts.
• MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
• All tltil. Included
• In - House Supt. & Maint-
Rental Office: Mon - Fri- Swn - 8 pfn
Sat i Sun 11afn- 4pm
�Ii'iZ•, i�G'
VALIANT PROPERTY
9 MIANAGEMNT
905-579-1626
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
$785 per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.grocities.com/wall street/floor/
7657/highriser.html.
AJAX- Spacious
dean i
bright 2-tdrm
Ism apt
Separate amrannu.
trudge.
Stove. Wnbry. ppaarrbbeeqq. avad-
aae Apr# I i34S•utd
(905)
61I6 -16N.
ARE YOU Looking for a dean
and spacious 1 I on
blserrmt apt in a suua rico
lure area or whetty. Can
laundry, parking. avanlalk
Apo 1st Cal 5799759.
AJAX. 1 -bedroom basement.
Owet street, lanced backyard.
freshly pound, near a#
amerutin. pubkc Ira%a at
door. 45650 in-
cusfve. M in now. Stag
pay" loom Apra. 653-111M.
AVAILABLE MSMEOLURY, in
Whitby Apt Duldpq. spa-
Gous. carpeted. newly paml-
ed. wdh bakorry, don to bus.
al
6rsre�Yo. no tmwdv0e0.i.
bedroom $690. 2 bedroom,
$790 3 bedroom 5550 Cal
430-0134.
L%SBKK APA riffs i
Vale entrance and a
am bedroom. ants at and
antsrrall wic, able nckded.
Mper
o. AuoiliOkunApr�l 4OLSmW
able Ion sing*. (905) 683-
3592.
KACBTOCK. urge 2 bad -
room baseanetnl apt. Nicholas
triepe. stove. d Wash
woodstae. Avaaabk Apra 1.
Brstl"a refpalOM N*ww.
S650Aao. 905156-504.
BOWKWNK F - ON bed-
room apt. LMnWOWMAchal
owmbbtalm. OM ata at
conserval0n area. SIM
watenp ptrsm - AwimW No-
medial*Frslllasaed
R N.
Oro. fridge stow. M7f7tN6. �
2 M. Bsatl. beautiful new
asp- ,ogI Laid ,", very
no smOYNp 8725(mo ild�ud
ed. Awil. immd. emxsftft
available. (905)4128.0371. -
bYlliq 1 . Phone432- 1 for appt. or aper.
/305.33 Whilrq,fklkwp
COMMTICE brand new 1
bedroom e4M-0d apt In quie
leaum to", able. ItuMly
and parkingsmokNlduded. No
439-x8690. tpna% pea prMMM eferred.
, (snif) 905
HARWOODfaAYIY. 1 60 -
room Jasement . can,
bright, separatelaumby. no pelslea .
Much If. $600 40s-428-7660
LAMM 2 BEDROOM .(second
Door) separate entrance.
lhktonr, - ,o, - atom Anker.
no pas. $900 tilt% UM
Available now. 653-12q
M NfflT. LARGE mWb4" 3
-bedroom acts. (fainly tido-
ing) AmaiiOk um n$dW*,
fre"-paxi humeoodt
to schools.
s�reAnfipoepptippsltNtvnpedp. Close
Codhcxw 906-619.2961.
LOOMIS for tinge Desorl to
ani targe basament
mat. in Pori
smoker. no pets. Separate
entrance, par".
SIM. cable, lamdry included.
$575Anonm, rekrshoa, coir
t>MCk Awl May 1 (805)985-
0055 (SMP)
M.M. OSHAVM 3 -bedroom
main floor, laundry. parldri
$960 indueoe. N.W. waft
2 -bedroom tnisavem. Sega
rale edtralhce4. knob i S7g0
ndusim. Avail. Apc.1 (416)
506-5594
x
a
NEAR DOWMtTak�geM OSHAWA
n �-p e . $111010? W
mt
1-9054"Hot 27 or 1-905.415-
7857
OBMAWA-1 8edm m bus -
mm apwmwc $450wam r
includes Dopes. Separate
atr-. kvAwy. /ml, , "
Call n3-4429. Anew* now.
WACWMB web-makdofad 2 F
itbdcoom spa. And. a 900
all m Glen St sone wo
waic-in dorm, pwarraa pe0vio.
ed. (hose to sdv00le
Palo cw* , GO Stabin. M
Yes kxloded. Cal 7294M
Mgighum C.00, 24d000m
2nd Nowfee
lawel". Avail�rMAst, MS.
indusia. Phone 905-723-
1887.
OBMIwA. BbaA°ark Rl.,
, large
Fr�mdproyo1orrqIp�ISM m
1 8 liko 73S�y On sae,
OUNA , Dow Wmt 1-b4d-
Mom, gold modem kNOO,
phancia, em-sft lolly i
Slow, UNCoy. PRUO 1W
race, Indoorp8800.
Ilea. loan. . 9175-
427-0311.
�. t ., 7 •.. Y : ,1.�: ys, e,r �. �,s r ... _. '.3r..ii� iF S" . .... s � .. ^`
7'r
0
=t
410 410 410 500 500 _
fl - to ABSOLuTE AFFORDABLE
S/CK OF RENT/NGT?
)OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
$100.000 MORTGAGE CARRIES FOR $70Wrtamm
Mktirrwn knorna 330.000 year .
'Power Of Sales' avalW" - Assumable Mort~s
Help for dlaclur9ed b=rupts •Not much downp@iyrtterlr??
Cal tt He knows what to dolt)
ti05) 571-6275 or 1-8004M0-6275
Mark Stapley
11 raemt
ROmor
OSMWA, spotless 3 -bed-
room main film bungalow. 2-
bathrooms.attractivefamily
. new gas
headings a/c. double parking.
$950.utilities. Available
Apr.1 St. 905-436-2683.
OSHWA, Taunton 8 Simcci
3 -bedrooms. 1 112 -baths,
panbnp. $78WmonM . hydro.
Balance of March free! 1st/
W. Cal 905.668-5145.
PICKERING - ONE Bedroom
basement. bright, targe clos-
ets. on" all, own ent - ce,
laundry, parking, single non
ton 1 r, no pea. $650 mc -
sive. Available immediately.
(905) 420.6861
PICKERING G0, upper 6 low-
er Lower, $749.. 2 bedrooms.
mato bedroom lOx2Oft. W
per awaftM soon. $1100. 3
bedroom. non smokers. 420-
2472.
PIMM" VRLM new one
bedroom walk out basement
kntchen with new ap-
tul bm, al uNNO.
sdsokIF, Available im-
meAateel�y 5725 first akar.
(905) 42'$-0x$5.
PICREIIING Ylpape 2 -bed -
roan an stxond iborPartirg,
P. , Hendry 5730. • hy-
dro. 1slAasl hwvmdiM. 416-
457-M.
MWRIMC. Newly reniow-
ed. spacious 2 0edr0n
basimm"- with spauee err
tram. no puts or smokers.
Avail. ApOst. Cal 905-GB3-
S283.
PCU NING, West Sbon. 3 -
bedroom man Noor b■gNumi.
lfrikdw.p0iarso". lwludry faeiN-
amerliNes. $11 O& North all
Mdo-. (905)6064906
BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME,
(open concept) in desirable area.
Professionally finished basement,
separate entrance, 2 bedrooms, etc.
(905) 839-2121 (Shahla)
905-837-1806
K Salsa Rap. Sutton Group Excel Realty. a 1 PICKERING. Saw $10.000
Aeoanrrhodaion Gorgeous large quality bunga-
F6 e : walk to GM
South Plats
1 Bed. $539.
2 Bed. $609.
360.$699.
very suites, clean
-- Ineeltly deconled.
10% OFF TO RETIREES
OR SENIORS
436-0120
64 SINCOE S. Newlv renn-
vated 1 -bedroom from 5530
inGusiw, Simcoe/Gibb area.
Available Immediately. Ste-
phen 905.571-3229,
TWO BEDROOM, Oshawa
townhouse. Available Apr.1,
$775,00 michrsive, 4 applianc-
es. 2 balls. first 6 last. no
pets. 905-728-3921.
OSMWA, WEST Central - 3
bedrooms. upper level d du-
plex. Adalor appliances, laun-
dry facilities. Cable 2 car
Parkirg. $775 al indusivt.
Mature couple preferred. No
Ids (905) 579-1869
WHITBY 2 -bedroom 123 An -
res St n a quiet 5-plex. S55GI
mond Mot and weer hickhd
ed Cal 725-4145
WWMY CENTRAL, 2 bed-
room apartment in tZ.
HunOry and Pelting., $695
Illus hydroWAM rquired
Available Apel Ia. Cal (905)
al 0,Mnums. WW IA.
$950 plus utielies. Call
(905)434-7317
PICKERING Own entrance,
low. John Boddy builder, main
COUNTICE, backsplit 3.1
livingroom, bathroom, share
floor laundryskylight, terrific
bedroom, country setting,
kitchen and laundry Suitable
9727 plan. $224,900 905-831-
:bse to 401, available Mardi
for single, working person
Place• ensune/romm tub, IS -
15, 5900 per month plus heat
$550/month. Available April
RELOCATION - must sell! 4
6 hydro. RrsVpst. 725-4909
1st. (905)831-6139
bedroom home in desirable
OSMWA CENTRE AREA,
ROOM in Christian home for
am d Pickering Close to a1
Beautiful ranch bungalow, fin-
single female, shared kitchen
amenities. $209.900 (905)
831-3130
tsh from top to bottom. Gose
and laundry 5 minules to Go.
STURGEON LAKE. 3 -bedroom
to schools d all amenities.
5400./ma as inclusive. 831-
SAYE THOUSANDS - On lm -
$950 . ufifiaes. Avail immed.
2363 or 416-326-9419
maculate 2.300 sq It eeau-
(905)-431-8781.
MRIITSY -clean quiet mature
five tame In sought after
N.E. OSMWA, 3.1 bedroom.
home to share+ large lenced
Whitby area. Close to schools
gas fireplace, 3 baths. tin-
backyard. front porch, gun-
and bufses+ Greenhouse lmch-
ished basement. Feruced yard,
dry. fireplace, walk to shop-
en, elegant master bedroom
fridge, stove. dishwasher,
!an ILL-f395/mo. Mark.
errsude . plus marrf'"ades.
nhrw /OrKI rJ.fiS 1
al 0,Mnums. WW IA.
$950 plus utielies. Call
(905)434-7317
.ay.rw✓-v.cv
a office
1
- - - •---•--- __
SNI MONTH OLD. 3bdrm..
1 1 OrNOt
dor Si
•
Rel
tet. brick. 212 WM. open
RffSMUTAIJE - 3 bedroom
IorWA, 2.
concept. hardwood floor. fire -
detached brick. extra room in
OSHAWA 4 Nkilus Frit Real
Place• ensune/romm tub, IS -
aft. beautiful home, mug be
500 to1400 stn 2nd floor.
W khJdshwr. MM upVjd-
seen. SM utilities. Available
from 5400 main Ilr. 300-
ed private-lol, Kirgswsy For -
May 1st 416-283-0151.
1600 sqh from 5300. 600 s4
est. N E Oshawa. $169.900
(9051,579.9!66 days
rid. Moor across from
Mark (905) 720-1613
MNff$Y, 4 -bedrooms. 4 bath-
rooms. lamilyrr0000m. ret -room.
Osh. Centre. East DSI -
400 sqh. ""storage. call
STURGEON LAKE. 3 -bedroom
1101 -tub. bar. f
434-2417 or 655 4132.
executive home 12011 prime
watertront. Private Marry up
Duret Court. 7 ap�pkama
$14007mo.
"ECI1T11E OFFICE space
gra. c2',ludssks. oak floors.
PON SM,000
9g5lable 50r.1s1
7050
(1400 54.11 Second floor Of
571-0816.
wNnBY -
$875 plus 2/3 Garage
d 2
Fkstornc l� Suitable for
iiiiih
Sep entrance, WA or li-
�je pWs
1 TOweOeNt
bedroom basement
$700 Fireplace,
ties. arsl, now. 683 8243.
MONEY PROREMt. Get Dot
Boo. Avail-
able mlelfial0ly
a•Gunsh
Renovate a new 2 and 3
Townhaw
to Repho. custom bug.
on .85 am. To mlhe an
bedroom town how". 4 new
1
For, P40
NMI storage units. Oshawa
ate- S2 Doo
ancone 110 6
$PACIONS. Bright bedroov
'Ocation Sevk and double
de-
3-BEDROON townhouse with
urns available. EEaasyy ar u
rte. � credit. Some we
--
St00ymorm 1905)7259991
b Owes to gnalilfed
pkarnces c10aeMW 101/Rit-
er Can Gwtknuan Geage
son.&6wa, am"k Imme-
ASW. Irf1•Leunrrm M7n,
a Mom* a
• rrr
Walker at 9057269114.
WMTBY. one bedroom
morth al ndusne (905)723
50611.
INDUSTRIAL UNITS 280
1 1 OrNOt
dor Si
available in well nYirtabrd
OIs16ng. 4 Sews Reay Ltd.
906 Q66 7777.
Y OSNAMA SOUTN - 3
Terwdkgar 1937 sq rt office
gr�a�srp. 33.25 sit. R. nd.
IorWA, 2.
mat apt. Sgmraa OatrarhI -
bedroom townhouse Gose b
Cal (905)579-5077 after 5,
bedroomcondo 2
barks. wWn Cal
WHY rent wfum you can own
home
schools and slroppYq. $950/
mo. ALL INCL Rrst/
$1051571-
on 1607.
your own for kiss then
you thmk411 Call Daae hmy-
last. And able IllardiiApsil 1
. 1 Consent
evenings- 905-716-7566
lock Saks Rerhtau
Summit
(9051,579.9!66 days
a Rwd
Late tar
RN
UWeality or 991) LtdCARMU
6$6 3100 or (905) lBb
MU T�
SLY NOuSEKEEMNG cot -
50 -
T151)
3322
� - In Colborne �
logo pod. beach. store,
TROUT FISHERK%W pao-
"Wow- Brat Dewy
oedrOOm
WILWwOLIVE. BEAUTIFUL
atiMy 434-39n
Mows no;;W p io11 dist 32 seemc areas wile
renovated 2 bedroom be -
LARGE 2-6EDROOM. YAM
OBuy
1
886813-2212 fat trout ianam 1� Now -
mat apt. Sgmraa OatrarhI -
walnut b deft. Fr1000. store,
1M 1A mffom no. E.. osne-
wa 3 bedroom towdamt.
rise only S75.wo Cal
Priya• Mlorrhta Walter Frank at Frank Real
1. Pat" LomM
Dbt/6lahwy. Close b all
ve $lei parking. SOW
plus AnafteN MOds"
lb" April May
/all C.yys 3346 for appoYrbrerd
1 1 r Estaes 576.4111
aow"". A•e--- May 1st.
4369148.
to view.
1 W-OI-TOwu
Rist 4 Last. S75oimomh ale
NOw
by hoot doll b Cowdry
5296.000. 905-
,Pmwor n
IndiW0 Ca "os) 431.4367.
1
wiNTn.6roGUkkirverg
beautiful 3 bedroom. 11/2
• KHMIELD. 77 North Taylor
PICBENINB- hlwryl2/Yilfrles
b"Ohl
biped root in targe, of ersr
smart moms. wlNr 3 otitis
Dams. 5 appkanca. CA,
Dr bort Hy 48, across from
M A New W 2
S Pre-
krklen 385/ o
tend. 534 Sapave
hardwood. araahc. $1050
w
mw ShOlo7 r Gas Station. Main -
nae
bMeNknt apt. Own entrance
i oolong. Fal bsM. tole.
1a n+dry. 1;ll - vat allot cow
WIN air. M NCk* e. No pAt•
won smoking. $875hw, - .
Avalaw Apt 1st Cal (905)
500 -AN a (705) 5762231.
PICKERMR/ MIMTP$ 00. De-
man apatment, Saw pert 1/
3. includes fridge. stove. No
11013 Or snblNrs. single or
Mmum couple peeks ,
Available April let. wAast.
(905) 8w1M4
PWOW dean 1 -bedroom 2 -
PONY wi8isnhwolM-pant 10 Dako-
11nhnN� aVAUW
dkaMy� . Cali 906.404-
SN@PNNO A WWM. Ew-
1&-. 2 bedroom. twp amm-
te wft. sewwwo N 20. Pat p .
ewe. now aw" tiv 420Mo
4157 A iohtincr
SNMM $Ll 3 t0boor.
a$5• deem. twell es all
Cal !06-725 yg Mr.1sL
SWM BINMBN chum /
OW Du At *W doK pi -
VO O WDM. N inclutihs.
rAwrBtNapM�hhlspArp.NplisNL� Rslsrhn,
!OS Q! iLo1YfBY!pro
Wbihown SLW.
111101111 $660 It 3 B
from Snu for to
in inn. Close
OIs, shopping a
dooCallolAtaww-.
M 721-8741
$1 IA Alr.ut as.a.nc
WHY RENT:'
OWN YOUR HOME
FROM S70111101MONTH
J Dann Saks Avwiatee
Na Mud, Oewlpsymerty?
., Culdurged 8wnupllM
('11105) 571-6M
1-800.640.6275
Mark Stapley
saw ray s•r• own E1111111 nq.
3 BFin on dlingtilnr•, west
of Oshawa Came, extra 2
bedroom In b3nnhN11 VAM 1/2
kitchen and rec-room $45OJ
MO.M. April 1. 404-1938
44ENOW Detached hone.
centra oshm. $850ATOM .
hd"es. Aratabk Apr .Ist.
Call Am 905-623-9624.
pts April Ist. MOS) q0-2917
bachelor in bag~. ip
maculae. NWIV-removab.
tenarroe ft". 3- " lawront
PA
a new 3-4 bed
Collage CAM, air, broall
OBuy
1
detached
complete loecsn, tui
ftrfloomed,
Rent
Storey or bungalov.
Dam. walkout 10 Wqe deck.
eleane Ma. 599.900 OPEN
AHK. Two furnished rooms.
.905424-0901.
HOUSE SUN MARCH a. 12.5
separate entrance. cable.
• r • •
PM Burlington (905) 632-
shared LxAa n. Hendry.
n MOL IT Is
TNR$ Ya
00611
non-smoker. no pea. $400.1W
by hoot doll b Cowdry
5296.000. 905-
ovamATE DIN d"
fussiest. (9%)683-5m
b oslmwe $:pile
deorrty
14
ATTRACmod totuid
b"Ohl
biped root in targe, of ersr
smart moms. wlNr 3 otitis
unvat
a nAwrkthNl, used
ArAK - hknmb00 area. do-
-
CIIPM FNLINCML. Cash n
72hrs at excellent rata for
S Pre-
krklen 385/ o
tend. 534 Sapave
Is , 4 Oedneorrms. 3 112
bdnuoons. 2 krp1rc03. car_
any reason No hens or tact
,
...q,
905 965 3607 sp.
double grape. Getters, legal
bNsernhcnl epi $249.000 905.
Don't pay for 3 n oull Cal
9anr5pm, 416336.4245
SOUTN MAK, bed/sitting
427-012!.
MONEY PROREMt. Get Dot
room. private shower. share
ktrxnM i Hlaw fa"',
Ai1MYMll - 4 Vic
I
of debt quick without pomp
b01lkr1p1 or Dong OMnia ,
parkuq 8 cable inekrded.
I
6a6 Ot zo aft s:3op m.
to Repho. custom bug.
on .85 am. To mlhe an
Everyone at%epled r0P lkss
I
�� � C (
of at rating. Call to h«
$PACIONS. Bright bedroov
8554131. No agents.
information. 905-576.3505
AM - B M 3 plus one
bachelor in bag~. ip
maculae. NWIV-removab.
COSTShhdmrt
NOE - Bumumous udder
Inas nclkr b
rec.
pe. ad 1 2 pc Oadm ac� fib
� ILL amt 401 dna
ovam n 4
0idroona. 3 bohm ms, upgrades.
�
5 appliamMAW. es, no
1.1.washroom Haglit� A)Nt
3rmwlts wek=M. awilsble
rg 11g IN" al lel buys
WMRAMM. t
C�
pea. HtAast, $1245. . Pi -A,
pe
Ap i ISNL (416) 750-2114
.905424-0901.
spspicolized woIenm�od dpei�ct�' p o-
��
MIK t3MTRAL. 2 story, 4
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 19155 -PAGE 25
1 TOMWS IN T.Rdns / sit" 1 sirlM
THE REGIONAL
MUNICIPALITY
OF DURHAM
EST FOR TENDERS
SUPPLY ANDDELIVERY OF
COMPRESSED LIQUID
CHLORINE IN CYLINDERS FOR
VARIOUS WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL PLANTS
T-299-98
SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as
to contents will be received by the
Regional Clerk until 2:00 p.m.,
TUESDAY, MARCH 24,1994
Specifications and tender forms may
be secured from the Purchasing
Section, Supply and Services Division
at tel. (905)571-3311.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
ROGER ANDERSON
REGIONAL CHAIR.
J.S. LORNE C.E.T., M.B.A., CPPD,
Manager of Supply 8 Services,
60 Bond Street, West, 2nd floor,
Oshawa, Ontario
L 1 H 8B6
Rooney: Jason and Leslie
(nee Brewer) are proud to
announce the birth of their pre-
cious gift a baby boy.
Jake Patrick Rooney
February 26, 1998 at 1:52 am.
weighing 7lbs. 12 ors.
proud grandparents are
" Grandy and Buddy "
Marylyn and Clifford,
"Nanny and Grandad"
Wendi and Pierce.
Jake is also welcomed by all his
Aunts, Uncles and Cousins.
• 1 Persoealle
Of 1 Improvements
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For collective at hind carved oak A mahopay, tllfweme. 6" room wl drAL comoles.
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15 km NoM W 401 on they
Operatllg it 433 Simcoe.
Priced for a fast sail W.9o0.
M. (416)2W3053.
sm Rod BN orate wiII
$2 99hntn.-18+'21 !ars. 1-
UliNNes i x*xled
28. Cal (519)741-9701
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de NrlarmGrlp avaiHbk, will
906151-3783.
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duu. Rami Summit Really
train -all 905.4201167.
NEAR= P$TCNK - $2.991
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2.2 bedrooms,
M6-3800
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451.3783. DAILY "ORO -
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� EOLMM 1 chair
Caall 579.1`1330 � �
NEURS!! MRSE CRACKS - The
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SCOPE 1-900.677-7770. $5.00
24 nbws
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567-3082.
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taaaovE�rrts
Basement Apts.
Rec-rooms, plunbing,
Additions, electrical,
drywall, ceramic bong
15 yrs. Exp.
Call Mario
(905} 619-4663.
cel.(416) 560.4663
DOORS ERN US
GARAGE DOORS,
OPENERS, (We
Install). FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS, CABLES.
ROLLERS.
Sales Service r5-
Repairs
905-837-0949
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428-2145
F
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rm b decks.
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bathrooms,mwvmkwj
basements. lances,
sundecks, pairing A
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too big or bo sinal. Beat
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Cal today for free
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Kitclhens "
ceramic roe, Decks.
Patios mrd More!
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AU our work is
guaranteed
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Mareeme
L(416) 234 -Ml
M.L. 8.7024
.
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chs. cabinets, por
closures. tikrq drywear
ling. painkrng, shhelvhn6
its, bars. ktcdwns
115. rrirWows s doors
rden chairs made to
W.. etc.
Terry for estimate:
43"JULs
PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1998
:11 Improvemems :11 Improvements
BATH FITTER
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call pial-A-Iloslind
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r Mclnlosh-Amlers . Mtwris, Newcastle I-ttncral I lame,
Northcutt-Itllicxt, Oshawa Funeral Service, wagg, W.C. Townc.
Joyce uddenly an March 3rd., 19M at
7&twWm,
to Harrtor is yrsLofilar 7ft lvmaw l0y°e.
nd his fiance Cardi e, She wit be sa*
Hospital,wil
her pareft Witia n and Gladys Rudkin of
nd her brothers Alm Bailieboro, Ralaprhgeof
CaMpbeNi s er�sted to RAN W MtMMW i SON
FINIEIM ONiECTORS, log Brock Rd. Pickering
(sotfth of 401) 905.686-5669. A Chapel service was
held on Friday March 6, at spm
All Pro Paintiry
and waSpop•rilp
Stucco cedngs
Gerwal repairs
T�wpk
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428-2679
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g
to years experience
call lase a 416-706-9214
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888; 471-0023
FREE ESTNMTE
:1: Electrical
MASTER
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Fully licensed
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- 1'ou may also access death novice informatke n received after
press -tune by calling this number.
F3rou91119 to you by site following funeral Iwrnes: Accett ww.
Armstrong. Lowe st Lowe, Martino & Sons, Mcl:uclinic,
r Mclnlosh-Amlers . Mtwris, Newcastle I-ttncral I lame,
Northcutt-Itllicxt, Oshawa Funeral Service, wagg, W.C. Townc.
Joyce uddenly an March 3rd., 19M at
7&twWm,
to Harrtor is yrsLofilar 7ft lvmaw l0y°e.
nd his fiance Cardi e, She wit be sa*
Hospital,wil
her pareft Witia n and Gladys Rudkin of
nd her brothers Alm Bailieboro, Ralaprhgeof
CaMpbeNi s er�sted to RAN W MtMMW i SON
FINIEIM ONiECTORS, log Brock Rd. Pickering
(sotfth of 401) 905.686-5669. A Chapel service was
held on Friday March 6, at spm
All Pro Paintiry
and waSpop•rilp
Stucco cedngs
Gerwal repairs
T�wpk
2M OR for at prrpS
s,rows awsstT wwxrs nZ.-
Can&mk
Cao for a FREE Estxltate
X04-9669
Doing Magic For Ch,ldren's Pa
And Al 0=wns. Have My Own
66"932
CWS
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Call 1-9"1-771.1
$2.49 Per min.
KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS
31 yr, o1d..S8', full figured,
attract arngle mom of two,
smoker. Artist and writer. Likes
plants and animals. Seeks
male, 45.55, who is over 5'8',
emotionally and tirwncialy
secure. BOX 13318
BLUE-EYED BLONDE
too b, single mom of one,
seeking a male who knows
what he wants in life. must be
well built 6' to 6'4'. Ices dom-
ing, movies, cuddling and king
walks on the beach. BOX
14165
CAPRICORN LADY
Late 40's, plus sued tamale
seeking a kind mob in his early
40's to late 50's. who is a non
smoker and ncrds_ou & +r.
for a loving relationship. Lore
nature. cooking,pentrg
singling. trawl and mon. No
head garble. BOX 14447
A NEW START
Divorced white female. 39.
5'8', medum build, dirty
blonde hoi, blue eyes, loves
horses and horseback riding,
traveNnhg and keg walks. Non
smoker, no cimildren, aeekig
srngle « divorced while male.
with similar i"doo a. for
triend0hip and possible reis-
tionsfpp. BCD( 30461
THANKS 4 SHOPPING
Single, while. attractive son
lot 38. 5.51, lova playing
pod sucacins. long "8111 and
isids movies, a smoker and
social di dam will no children.
Seeking a so ical . f» w4a s
male. 35 No 45, who het no chil-
dren.
hidren. lovas alternate and ssn4r
nisreW
of mitt. BOK 15488
PISCES WANTED.___
Are you a 5'1 Cr pkat. fit, while.
48 to 52, aigle. non smoking.
DearI day worker nee0y
for an emotional commtonem4
This attractive, 5'T while
fernile wiauld k7ae you
to reply
to awe moibod BOD( 15613
WANT TO EXPLORE?
30 yr old. 5'1', modirm built
singlemoher of two a bokrg
or some laughter. than
nces (good
or ped►. anW�vvants� lo eukDk
sexual tonamies. I now get a
headech t BOX 18298
FRIENDSINP FIRST
Ston, attract" wh4e morn of
one. 3e. smoker, employed
and financially secure. Enpys
sports, walking, watching
moves and horse, lis, seeking
a specel man, who will big
sorra laughter beck into my
Iib and enjoy my child's
sports. BOX 26435
PETITE PACKAGE
Libra lady available. ndeperv-
denL highly mcenvile" unwan-
s4y student. Seeking a un wer-
shty educated, well astab-
kshed man. 35 b 45.for occa-
sional dabrg, I give prefer-
ence b nkigim1% nteMdueF
M sdeeAaling men. who are
tall. good Iookng, fit with thick
haw. BOX 2438
FRIENDS FIRST
57. Mother
0 les, bill good
Looking for whine mW, 35 b
43. medium build, shoulder
bnnDd «larger hair, wale flus
dining oa. We music, roman-
tic head and Nies to pert'
Via" quiet tat.: Banc
WANT ANIMAL LOVER
AaacNve. M.fh ' tall animal
a
etc. room snnut o auidtI
swl In"
PwmfwwAjax
arm Ior
Enjoy inesponsive
THIS COULD IE
Single kw"Mmab, es.
dttrhcing.
g4Wmovie, IGOLIL-
1Y "LHEART TA
Hottet aflacHortaet,
dom di
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Mable lnala. 29g p
long Itai, f« a bin to __ salt
BM 13323 lone eltldNwl
SHARE WFM
Advo itldyc Oeei, WOW Eta 10
niftnon serai a h�utnbr
e��'°dench " am
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FUN, FIT AND FOOLISH
Affect� � while
° s +
while Ilan Mlwkig 111811., 3e to
40. Mo. cuddly.caring sin-
P and sports minded. BOc
rock, flea markets, yard sales
and dancing. Seakirg tall.
LET'S GHAT A WHILE..
35 yr old. V. 180 b male; non
medium bulk man. social
drinker, alloys many things.
BECOMeHG FRIENDSII
drnket good sense of humor.
Seeking a slim, attractive
"IIs widow, fit. �'
easy going and likes to treat a
female ,or a strong, lasting
- try music, sports, flea marfels
Indy special. BOX 30458
relationship. BOX 18587
and more. Looking for mab,.55
to 62, who is financially, secure
LOOKING FOR LOVE
27 yr ole. 5'8'. 150 b. Walk
rM SINGLE LADIES11
40 old male
26425 and 8 calling800(
mom enjoys working out.
cookiey, travel, sports
yr seekinfl a sin
gds female. Enjoy fishing,
homing,
and
camping and more.
HONEST AND SINCERE
more. Seeking a $incere reale
Kids okay. 8OX 19308
Almost 37, single mother. I
f« a lasting relatonship. BOD(
enjoy bike riding. reading.
19370
Tag MTSTERIOUSTNME8
n^arY QOOd 1eking
camping, movies at home,
quiof evenings, playing cards.
FRIENDS FIRST
Petite female with Mode hair.
attached male. 37, seeking a
a
aid occasionally going out to
Enjoys dining out dancing,
very attractive, attached pro -
bssanal lernab for a very dis-
dnxer, I have a great sense d
hum« and easygoing. Treat
travel and more. Seekrg a tall
creat relationship. BOX 19311
with respect and respect
mals, SO'a, for companionship.
BOX 19406
NEW INTOWNI
would be given back grater a
male,
5S
non smoker. BOD( 2424
CRY �
n Calcic professional
SEARCHING FOR YOU
33 old. full figured, fnan-
cislfy secure, white female
out. Nston b bonnhdgs. travel and
marol BOX 11990
49 yr old. 5'6', separated pro-
with brown flair, brown oyes
leb
ssnol female smoker seek-
and a smoker enjoys the col -
HEART OF GOLD
ing a soulmale 45 to 55, to
tags life, fiafkrg.
White professional male,
share my rile with. if you are
anoelng and
Sung as�5'. 150 lbs, with
er .
tious..I am serious! BOX
m o r e
a Yr coring. honest
12187
SeUngand
afbctionate. Enjoy
SO (MUCH TO OFFERI
a moutdoors.
Quiet times.
British while female. 44, con-
UoUr
`1
cruises and mors.
Strong family values,
sidered cuts. brnrhelte. hazel
.ye 5'4-. ,23 les. Likes dant-
tial F
nonsmoker. occa-
Mi. gcing. aft. old rock and
It dale
shonal drinker. fit.
guitars Seeks singlewhitefinancially
male. 40 b 45. amactive. 5'8',tihre
seckw-
�'"� ' "°"
slim.nonarnaker who is toto
miles
slim, fit ledy, 40
50. who is fnern-
are and honest for fBOD( ,4404
seca11�
aa�secure. BOX
WRH ME ..
maqCHAT
32t
GEKTLENLAK19
yr did mother of one
withNONSMOKER
searching for hbrdshrp ler
i-
Tan. slim. attractive, 4S. n1ele.
now. I need someone to talc
Ice Mom a male 19 to 24...
195gem.
secure. responscdla.
BOX 14654TU
AEVOU
actul considerate, her -
27 yr old. 5'8', 135 Ib,
sat' easygoeg mob entails
NO GAMES PLEASE!
Caribbean mom with beg
dsvel outings and quiet
5"T, 125 b. 32 yr old. single
Week hair. Smoking a caring
P01011111 n the Oshowe are.
male who is anib4hous. Bork
shm. dark �P- oSeekii
seeking a sincere, honest
19M
plemarlL ossygoirg, similar
mule Who is not into hood
NEEDrn
lady for term
game. Enjoy ice skatng. the
summer. Okirq Deeeh,
bFFRuill. separated
S^9'
lobalrfvP BOI(c.54410
etc. 0.j..rw
x and
bmab with brown her and
JUST PICK UP i CALL
non snnoher... BODE ,7200
far .. B 1720
green Enjoys males.
Kind of new to are. 27
walks.
quiet woks. evenings cul and
mal
Yr old, 6t', black male Nlheo to
black
ARE YOU M. RIGHT?
more. Soaking a mob. 25 b
party and have some fun
Are you 48 to 58. handsome,
40. with sunder nntai . t«
Looking ler Iarna - for frlend.
sense of
trnerndahnip BOK 1965/
sorna, furl,
hu-. good personality.
dancer, hest and a,,-- c?
ESTABLISHED
p� Wo ��anshitiBOX
13208
Likes
hila
professional
D ndarc . mbN OW
ichor a 2. Yue skhr�g.
READY. SET. CALLI
charming. While Yoh+ gat a a
outdoors and good corwww-
19 In old mob with slam bold,
pedkage, all calls
ban. w- Seeks attracbm.
145 les, looking ttmab. 19 b
returned. BOD( 2642,
UMCGN#U -hilt male. 4e to
24, who enlop working out
55. non smoker, well sunder
and going shoppoi Boa
EBONY SEEKS IVORY
ie11111 for possible b^9
1384
36 yr old, black mom. who
tori relMexkill BOK 19887
enjoys Gail tme and more.
sealing an enploYed. whit
mule. 40 to 45. wen smiler
ihlareshs BOD( 12093
GIVE ME A CALL
le
Proeional female with
I " I hall. Enpys the out -
doom movbs, music and
mcloo. Seeking
mole. 28 to45. wl1h in do
intanMs. Children welcomed
B17K 14666
TAKE A CHANCE
39 yr old. 5'4', tufa figurea
separand fumele, who enjoys
playing cords, danerg and
more. Sea" a male. 30 b
45. with similar interests. BOK
14733
NEED A CONIPAHOON?
54 yr old. 5'6. attractive
Hispanic fermale with a sena
of humor. Enjoys cooking.
dancing. travel and mon.
soaking a reale, 4510 55, with
swww ea.re.- BOK 18464
WANT frONWArRONSHIP
48 yr old, 5'S'. white proles-
sional formals enjoys log
woks, classic movie. neusic-
cookslg quiet times and
mora SMknp a mw with
N,4,mi l a r
inter -
>hr a aompb" L
ftdt obi
`11=iii 1wk
0� � Isiera�t:
IN PX//www.
IV
"Welts,
f« compYl-
ionsi al.latoitMnq DM 1g 00
bla
CLASSY LADY
n yr oda SW. 110 a allied
�Ifemale will
and blue ayes,
Enjoys the ouldoars, act
ing,mori �WSe kitg an honest
mile, 5ft reenci iy securm
will aioiar r4stes . BW
1933
EASY GONG
37. bon ' reaction build,
Res long stale, dining «a
I F. conn" music and
Call 1-9041.451-3793
$2.49 w min.
NEW BEGNONW.S._
Adventurous. sriglo whole
male, non smokar. enjoys
bevel. oadoos, drug quiet
fill or-
-00
Hernale wiM no Seeking odepemdonts,
37 to 45, who is Berea o. cor-
ing. honest and erruDloyad n
M Durham ere. BO(t 1838
LAUGH WITH ME_.
36 yr old. very tall. slim, good
looking Chn~ male, loves
long wake, old macs, cokrn-
try music and /abvisimevenings likin
n to
WWWW Wandidlleia�S:ok g
an attractive fano* to tok to...
BOD( 11952
SETTLING DOWN
40 yr old later of one lives in
Oshawa, Seelig a female b
setae aowin Like ehw
dron... BOX 11988
SEARCHING FOR YOU.-
43 yr ofd dworood probesbnr
of male, 5.11-, 180 les, enjoys
working out cooking, travel.
aood prollassionel. slim. a
dracbm
f.m.il afro is a non a too
fhch.M afleaionw and Bus
ahid.n BOK 12061
NEV.VOU HEV19H KNOW
19 yr old male, 5'e-, 160 b
with absurd head Rea to
`ouhdoors. Seeking a Renals
who enjoys to of mm. and
CohaMry auae. Gine owe
aL BGc 13{24
GIVE A CALL
In
I11110 6 mels Iles aauaia
BO
sin amMs, adds 0k
35 r dgoodONaatawd
mite fowl to , !'n aoln-
try music, sports Nile and
mea Seeking a' 1 2510
3Q who is MleetrchaM
and lows tie... 801: 1437'9
LOADS OF RBI HERE
s9 r cur, awn. decree
going. '70 Looks g for very b
sl, --a iartafiaa am low
1'11 A SAIAR.-
Single while mals, 3e, 51r.
ar•►age . bi ift.
awrrrh, W tilt
Enjoy nl.rbl.dla*qhgrioAn°bkina ica
n amowes b w�rells
hwWxt' ala sa�� an
am ... BOX I seep"
BE Mr BEST FRNEND
45 yr old father of two young
"A chrdnn. is looking for
beat frwh02omperaon to start
as over with. I am a smoker.
social drinker and drive a cud
for a living. Emjoy, fila markets.
cooking. yard
5840 sales and much
pork ,
OUTGOING MALE
30 yr old male with black her
and boom eyes, 5'11'. 150
be. aagoiug and alractrve.
Lave log walks. music and
animals. BOX 18749
NAIR STYLIST
20 yr old 5'9-. 150 lt down to
perm, attractive white male
With bis eyes, likes moves.
gong out for wehks, dinner
Wild mon. Seeking a Wwur
anele. 57 and 120 be. BOK
18847
MAKE THE HOST OF IT.
57r, 165 b male with black
M► is financially secure.
Enjoy n whtan bikig. amp.
M caw" ung. wingg,
quiet nights at home and brq
wake. See" an aanbtie and
fit lxnel., 23 to 32. afro a
sponanadua. BOK 33012
PIN94M 394" MOMS
311yr oda aur annpbyed single
dad making an attractive si►
gle !sisal., 25 b 35. wih
ell.:e.reM, EJ1joy mhain
music arta quiet ►mantic
wanitgs at hone. BOK 10824
FRIENDS FOWe
Sol $'of 15'11', 200 b
diroresd vele, 311, IIm wrnk-
ing cul ladies. dancing and
quiet nigSeeking a
falttals, hts, 21 b 31, aAtc Res the
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