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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_03_13MAURICE BRENNER 'We've got a problem_ Durham dumps idea for regional fire Iservice Am Nolim CHAFAMISM Staff reporter Durham Council has doused a re- quest by Pickering to study merging all fire departments in the region. "Does the Region not have enough on its plate with all the challenges with downloading?" Ajax Mayor Steve Parish asked in opposing the study Wednesday. Durham Councillors voted 18-8 against Pickering Council's resolution appFoved in February asking the Re- gion to conduct a feasibility study of the merits of creating one fire depart- ment for the entire area. "We've got a problem," Pickering Councillor Maurice Brenner said in de- fending his Town colleagues' request. "We've got to do things differently. PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION "With a review and study, in every municipality our taxpayers would ben- efit. (Studying the fire department merger would signify) this Region wants to be a leader." But, Coun. Parish argued that pro- viding fire protection is the responsi- bility of municipalities. "The municipalities are aware of where the efficiencies exist," he said. Rec Complex ST. PADDY'S MEMBERSHIP SPECIALS 6 MONTHS FOR THE PRICE OF 3. Call Now 683-6582 "It's really ridiculous for the Region to get involved in this. It should concen- trate on its mandate. Leave it to the municipalities to deal with areas of their mandate. "Anyone who sees this as a panacea of savings doesn't have a full under- standing of fire Oshawa MjFj ncy Diamond STORE ' uee FIRE/Page z LIFIVW' wanted."UOAT4) • SALES • SERVICE -LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. 5w riltd (905) 420-9700 w"4".eom "Try The Best - A D V E R T I S E R Friday. MarOptional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand ch 13, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 32 raa­- Pickering P - Pickerin g says six is magic assessment formula number By Alfariarn►a Takars Statt reporter PICKERING — The Town's fi- nance department finally has the magic number for residents trying to figure out how they will be affected by the recent province -wide re- assessment of property values — and the number is six. "It seems like the average increase in assessment is about six times what it was previously," explains Picker- ing director of finance Gil Pa- terson. "If your assessment went up more than six times it's possible you could have an GIL PA increase in taxes and if it went up less than six times it's pos- I ca sible you will have a decrease any in taxes " However, Mr. Paterson is somewhat less than thrilled with this formula, and wishes he had something more precise to offer anxious residents. "I can't come up with anything that gives me any reasonable degree of confi- dcn: c ." he says, explaining there are too many variables involved and he hasn't been able to arrive at "anything scientific" for indi- vidual property owners to cal- culate the impact of reassess- rrent. '"Iitere's nothing else I can say at this point,' he adds. "I can't get any closer." The Town and councillors have received plenty of phone PERSON calls from confused citizens wanting to find out what's t get going on with their taxes. Res - loser' idents recently received in the mail a notice from the Province informing them of the market value fig- ure their home has been reassessed at. However, the assessment notices provid- ed no information that relates the new as- sessed value of a property with the old one, so recipients have been unable to figure out whether the new assessnwnt WHAT'S INSIDE EdNMW ire ...............: 6 $Perlis ......................26 CAWSWed ...................27 NOW TO REACH US Goosnl ...............683-5110 ONO AioHdos ...........683-3005 At COM Lint ............683-7545 SlUMly rows ....1-800-662-8423 Email ......newsroom®durham.net iiale/lll:.......... d u rham news. riet Vol. 33, No. 8 P"ft4 Aum Recycling for royalty Young students at St Wilfrid Cathdic School have gramme sponsored by the Ontario Arts Council. been busy in recent weeks creating props and cos- Celebrating their efforts are students (clockwise, alleles from recycled materials for a school theatre from left) Lisa Wiredu-Asante, Anik France, Clau- prodtrlinn. The sttrdorlts have been helped by vis- die Civello, Jason Walker and Stephanie Macken - See ASSESSMENUPape 4 ding artist Lisa Du Fresne (bottom, left) in a pro- zie. Blue tarpcould hold keyto solvin murder: Police g PICKERING — A man found in a Picker- ' .Dteham Regional Police set up a mobile wounds inflicted by a sharp object. But, on Ing dumpster last month suffered a severe beat- command post at the funeral for the 23 -year-old Wednesday, they revealed in a press release he ing before he was stabbed to death, homicide in- Toronto man and scoured the streets of Toronto "appeared to have suffered a severe beating at Avestigators have now revealed. .for days looking for leads to catch his killer or the hands of his apailant(s)" Adrian Huber's body was wrapped in a blue killers. There have been no arrests. I He ultimately died of "numerous" stab tarpaulin when it was discovered in a bin behind Investigators previously said only that Mr. a commercial plaza on Bayly Street Feb. 20. Huber, who was known to pollee, died of See MURDER/Page 2 NOBODY BEATS ■...■:■.■.■.■.■.■aaaaaa.■ti ■.■•■.■.■.■.■.■.■.■.■.■/■ti MEDIUM SQUARE DEAL--,., ANY ROUND PIZZA■ ■ 12 -pc. medlunl squwe pim with sauce & t heeee, ■ . A" WAY VW WANT ff*so Semi INTO • ■ PIZZA ■SUBS ■ WINGS : 1t21b. wings, _ u SQUARE IT11 ADD $2 : phis 1/21b. polo o wedges, � gDNLY . Unto s d !►� ONLY }HOME OF THE ORIGINAL BIGFOOr ■ plus 1/2 gwk bread, ' . Round �an swl.11, a -:AJAX i -�-�683-3333 :PW s Ookd' 9968:• 99ICmwmow KEFIING -839wow -4411 , _ tea` x etre '�' ,>i;isi;j� ^"' * I1111011 low Wowe Free Delivery from 11:00 am.. :: n o w n w a ....` I...... ...■ :........ ■ ......■ PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER t' RIDAY, MARCH IX 19% Fire service amalgamation bid doused by Durham Council g FIRE/From page 1 have the numbers." mutual aid agreement exists in Durham itics in the form of trucks and manpower. Whitby Councillor Gerry Emm said there's whereby a town fire department battling a "If- it's working well, don't touch it. It's noted York Region spent $250,000 on no need for a regional fire service because a blare can get assistance front other municipal- working well with mutual aid." a similar study, but hasn't acted on any of the recommendations. "They decided it had to split be- tween urban and rural (fire protection). There's a vast difference between urban and rural. It's half a solution:" Coun. Diamond said. "I find the motion light, with no back-up and no cost information:' she added. Oshawa Councillor John Gray said labour costs associated with merging fire departments would "migrate up to the highest cost. Labour would rise. A common level of service never goes down. It always goes up:' And, equipment would have to be uniform across the Region, he added. "That requires a huge amount of money to bring it up to a common level of service. "I'm a strong supporter of the Re- gion. We don't need to justify our ex- istence by adding another service" But, Pickering Councillor Doug Dickerson argued it was premature for colleagues to speculate on the cost of a single fire department because finan- cial information isn't available. "We don't have the figures. That flies in the face of other mayors who say costs will escalate. " I certainly wouldn't want (service provided by the single) fire depart- ment to come down to the lowest level. I certainly want it to come up to the highest level:' he said. -That's not to suggest it would cost more and not to suggest it would cost less. I don't know. That's why we (should conduct) a feasibility study. Then we would Murder probe continues MURDER/From page 1 wounds. Mr. Huber lived above a down- town strip club and was known on the streets of Toronto as 'The Little Guy' or 'The Manchester Man'. Detectives are trying to trace the ori- gins of the tarpaulin in which the vic- tim's body was wrapped hoping it leads to a break in the case. The blue tarp ap- peared to be in new condition and inves- tigators want to speak with anyone who may have sold one or lost one to theft. Anyone with a tip can call police or Crime Stoppers at 1 -500 -222 -TIPS. In our Everything On Sale flyer running March 12-15,1998, the following erns occurred: 1. The tol oonig Band Names are not available in Canada: HOTPOINT, KELVPUMR for Appliances, TOSHIBA, ALTEC LANSING, HARMAN KARDON, ADVENT AND ACOUSTIC REASEARCH for Home and Portable Audio, CLARION, CLIFORD, PANASONIC and JBL for Car Audio 2. Radar Detectors are not available in Ontario. We sincerely apologize for any inconvermice this may have caused our valued customers. In our Denim Event Flyer, included in this newspaper on March 4, 1998. Please nota: Page 21 - l dwWs a Toddlers denim sale price is T let. COPY should read: 'Infant & reg. $19.99 to $29.99, sale $14.99 to $22.49. Page 29 - Attitude white denim shortall will not be available until April 15, 1998. We sincerely apologize to our valued cus- tomers and regret any inconvenience or m-, fusion this may have caused. E ATO NIS EATON S BAG EVENT Use the ba in toda's y pa per &get up to 2S% Iff seecte regular -priced items s torewide. Friday, March 13th to Sunday, March 15th And now for the long, but unfortunately, obligatory exclusion list. Excludes Cosmetics 8 F Via Sega. Calvin Klein, DKNY. Nine West 8 Guess handbags and small leather goods. Es at lewt�l . Claudel ances. Bath & Body shoes byC , �dNine Wit. Enzo ArKfiolirr. Easy Spm and Nautica. Timberland, Guess. Dior Jewellery, Prestige watches. Fine (ewellery. Foots merchandise. Women's arxJ robes. Watches by Swatch. Liz Claiborne. 359/118/654). Men's Designer Fashions (consisting of sportswear, denim• tailored cloth Fashions (consisting of sportswear, denim fashions and classes underwear. Children's Tommy HOW and Cahn Klein �n starts, ties. underwear and accessories) Jockey 8 CaKrin Klein apparel 8 underwear, Hugo BOSS apparel, Sunglass Hut. Mont Blanc pens. Panasonic GA00 Ns. pre-recorded videos 8 tapes. CDs and film. Eaton Beauty Dolls, La'" mercltandse, Disney Classic Collection. SwarOvski and Royal Doufton merchandise. Fine Bone China, Eaton gift certificates. Eaton Restaurants, concessions 8 services. Personal shopping only. Details in store. S Durham separate board expects funds for new schools PUBLIC BOARD DOESN'T FORESEE BUILDING MONEY of 5YSi10 O'Neill to terms with its needs:' Staff reporter The separate school board is expect- ing to receive funds to build new schools when the Province unveils its new funding model this month while the public board isn't likely to get money for new facilities, report local officials. According to the Province's pro- posed allocation process for grants for new schools, boards with an enrolment exceeding their capacity will be eligible for funding. But, boards not running at capacity won't qualify. "We have insufficient ca- pacity as compared to our en- rolment;" says Durham Catholic District School Board director Grant An- drews, who notes that's a common situation for boards in growth areas. However, while the popu- lation in Durham is growing, the public board doesn't ex - pa -t to receive money for new schools when the Ministry of Education and Training announces the funding formula. Ron Trbovich, superintendent of business for the Durham District School Board, explains while a number of new elementary and secondary schools are needed throughout the region, the board has too much space overall to qualify for provincial grants designated for new facilities. "We'll be precluded from building new schools because we don't have space in the right places:' he says. "In order to qualify for money to buy new schools you have to have more ele- mentary enrolment than space:' reports Mr. Trbovich, who points out the board has extra space in Oshawa which isn't .,where we need (new schools) most im- mediately" Mr. Trbovich told trustees during a special budget session Monday, "Tile Province is forcing every board to come He explains if a board were to dis- pose of a surplus school property before September, it wouldn't be allowed to keep the proceeds of the sale as money would go to the Ontario Realty Corpo- ration. But, the "rated capacity" would come off the books, thereby increasing the board's eligibility for grants for new schools. "The government is encouraging boards to dispose of surplus space:' says Mr. Trbovich. But, the public board won't he closing schools before Sep- tember, he says. "It's totally unrealistic." However, Mr. Trbovich ex- plains the "notion" of closing schools is something "the hoard is going to have to come to terms with. Most school boards in Ontario will go through this process. The Province is saying, 'spend money wisely on space'" Mr. Andrews reports the separate system is "not overwhelmed with surplus space:' not- ing St. Gertrude Catholic School in Os- hawa was one where the board did have surplus space. "Ibat's why we moved to close the school:" he says. Mr. Andrews adds the board is considering using the site for continuing education and has no plans to dispose of the property at this time. Given the fact that many of the rc- gion's Catholic schools are overcrowd- ed, Mr. Andrews is expecting "a fair amount of grant to be available to this board for new accommodations." He says the board is -anxious" to build a new secondary school in Ajax to help alleviate overcrowding at Arch- bishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School in Ajax and St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Pickering. At the elementary level, he -says new schools are needed in Pickering, Ajax and Whitby. RON TRBOVICH 'Dispose of surplus space' Seminar to highlight indexin %,M"Y —Industrial and technological business owners and operators in Durham Region are invited to attend a special business seminar Manch 26. The Canadian Technology Network (CTN) and Durham Region Economic Development Department are sponsoring the seminar at Jackson's Touch of Class Catering, 104 Con- sumers Dr., Whitby. Predictive indexing is the topic of the event at which CIN will give a presentation. CTN is a nation- al network of experts from a variety of fields, mckKhng tech- nology. mmhagemera consulting, engineering, manufacturing and finance. Guest speakers will be John Watson, talking about predictive indexing in the morning, and Nicholas Van- derstoop who will talk about synchronous administration. CIN is a joint initiative of the Industrial Research Assis- tance Programme of the National Research Council and In- dustry Canada. The seminar will start with registration at 8 am., the CIN presentation at 9 am., followed by the keynote address by Mr. Watson at 9:50 a.m. Mr. Vanderstoop will give his speech at 12:45 p.m. at lunch. Anyone interested in attending is asked to call the Durham Region Business Alliance Network and Bureau of Excellence Dwfham Region at 723-0023. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1998 - PAGE 3 Taking theirphoto by Jason Liebregts toll If you're going to be travelling in Ajax this Satur- day you'll be able to help the local Lions club as it conducts its voluntary toll at local plazas. Tolls will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Westney Heights Plaza and the Canadian Tire outlet, the Hunt Street exit of the Ajax Plaza, the Beer Store on Commercial Avenue and the Baywood Plaza at Firm fined $75,000 in electrocution An Ajax billboard company has been final $75,000 in the death two years ago of an Oshawa man. Andrew Lazoren, 54, was electrocut- ed as he worked on a billboard new Fraser Avenue in downtown Toronto on Aug. 21, 1995. He was checking electri- cal part% on a billboard to ensure they were working properly. Brian Dudley Ltd., which designs, fabricates and in- stalls billboard signs, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Toronto provincial court to failing to establish and implement writ- ten lockout procedures for work done on or near live exposed parts of electri- cal installations, equipment or conduc- tors as required under the Occupational Health and Safety Act. SUN-SAInONAL cRu�s VALUE ' r • 401 .1frN whites R/.I • Eat rapt" R/. Right at to eat ILWne At 14W term left N Felicia's 966 OLD KINGSTON RD. • HIGHLAND CREEK VILLAGE O 1 Oth year Cutting Kids Hair e � Pickering 2!2' (Mandarin Plaza) • �•••• i� 1725 Kingston Rd. Jbe—a...i»oatara. 905-42&3484 :.��. Toronto """""'r' "�"'•` (Beaches) MOL{� D9[16 14 Sm 1926 Queen St. E. t0i 04111111101" 10th 9 4 11.5 416-691-9190 Monarch Avenue and Bayty Street. Funds raised at the voluntary toll iocations will be used to support the Lions Foundation, Canaine Vision Canada, the local library system and the Canadian National In- stitute for the Blind, Here, lions ready to roar are (from left) Frank Facciolo, Bob Rowland and Jack Shaw. E� erg one shops SPL—E— ►PE CIAL BARGAINS I, I IN TODAY'S ',News Advertiser Fri., March 13,1998 News Advertiser • Cxm dlxl Tin NulPidc • E*n's ApxMick. • Kwk Kopy Pmb1g Pick . .VW .PdIW a AoAkL as AoffidL ' Delivered to related boiutholds only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyer ,,,_r B OUWER call ALVINtit iLAcws at 683-5110. 3° the XeiA-s Advemser' Alex and Brayden Friday's carriers of the week are Alex and Brayden. They enjoy gymnastics and hockey. They will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. C.otrigratuWsows Alex and Bmyden for being our carriers of the week. •• 1larwood Na11.Aiax 135 Kingston Rd..Aox 222 Bavly St.w.,Arax 726 Kingston Rd., Pick. 1360 KinRsum Rd.. Pick. PAGE 4 - TH1F Nt1wS.ADVF,tT lSER i1RIDAIL 4MRCH 13 I"e p Assessment in Pickeringan ASSESSMEgT/From page 1 1 some provincial responsibilities to the munici- system has increased or decreased their taxes, pal level are still being sorted out, the Town or left them the same. sent out interim tax bills based on the old as - Since the Province only recently provided sessment system and last year's budgets. Ad - municipalities the reassessment figures, and justments, taking into account the reassess - because the effects of the downloading of ments and new municipal revenue require - Nuclear plant M.A a_ .. tn N. generates anxiety PICKERING — There were a few anxious calls from residents to the Pickering Fire Department and Town half Thurs- day afternoon about what looked like huge clouds of smoke billowing out of the Picker- ing Nuclear GenerNo - ating Station. However, it was PAYMENTS only steam being released from Unit 8 on the 'B' side of No the plant after a problem which INTEREST caused the turbine there to shut itself FOR down. Steam pro- duced by the Unit 0 8 reactor drives the turbine, which YEAR powers the unit's See store for Details - generator O.A.C. .'When the tur- bine shuts down • that steam has to go someplace; ' said station FREE spokesman Ross Fitchett, explaining it is simply vented CHOICES into the atmos- • NO GST phere. "It's harm- • BED FRAME less steam; it's not •PILLOWS radioactive, It may have • SHEETS been harmless but • NO PST it looked pretty • MATTRESS spectacular and COVE maybe even scary R to someone who • DELIVERY didn't know what was going on. At least two worried residents called the Town, and about r half a dozen called the fire depart - meet. ' Iiney didn't know what it was,,' said fire Captain • • • Soren Gordon. 'liwy just phoned • and wanted to know what that white stuff was.' In response to the turbine shut- down, said Mr. Fitchett, the Unit 8 -Is YMR reactor was , brought down �9 from operating at 97 per cent of ca- pacity to SO per cent. ments due to downloading, will be made on later tax bills. With the downloading changes, municipal governments have not been able to draw up their budgets as usual because they don't know how much money they will need to provide additional services and how additional 15', SnNGLE T MATTRESS 1 !9!9 -,- COMFORT SLEEP SWAE $169 SET 469 MIArMSS SET 759 SET $289 D.._...........209 SET 339 0--259 SET 4l)9 K ................449 SET 699 �Ip costs will be divided between local and re- gional governments. The Regional budget is not likely to go be_ fore Durham Council for approval before June, and Mr. Paterson says it will probably be June before Pickering's budget can be completed. way IE�-T4REAL SJR FIRM SUPPORT EX ORTHOPEDIC SnNGLE T MATTRESS 1 !9!9 SET $339 D..... 249 SET 399 0.... 299 SET 469 K....--...489 SET 759 --�� CAPTAIN CAPTAIN DELUXE MAPLE_ MAPLE 323 2' 2 $329 large ge gge odons CREW QUART RSDIVAN DAYBED Ill— sea �l , (IP40N) -e d se � + .-,—� 1 ' whRe enamai with 199 -_. brill ar' fM WINDSOR BUNK Lowes! Prom . 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SONY. -Allua Powmamic'H p� Technics. i�W. sMrro nC/i JV� �: �xv CAR AUDIO & SECURITY J- ._ _-.r I ©1g • J VC �; rfir,lty C,) nlonl. f CDs, VIDEOS & DVDs a off.+ "y�r PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1998 A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 A D V E R T I S E R. Publisher: Tim MThittaker EDITORIAL TONY OUR VIEWSOHE NEWSjib - N TrA -------- k___6L- ' ' DOYLE All aboard bus merger Ajax and Pickering have taken a merger of the two towns' transit systems out of neutral and appear to be on the road to amalgamating bus services. Town Councils in the two communities have taken the first step, albeit a small one, toward merger. They've agreed to hire a consultant to prepare a busi- ness case for amalgamating the transit systems. It will take about a year to complete all the studies re- quired to determine the feasibility of the merger, so a decision won't be made until mid -1999. We think the councillors could save their con- stituents the $80,000 to $100,000 they'll pay the con- sultant if they followed these four words of advice: Get on with it. The amalgamation can only be good for every- body involved — the taxpayers who fund public tran- sit in the two towns and the residents who use buses to get around Ajax and Pickering. As Ajax civil servants advised councillors in their town: "Staff believes that levels of service can be maintained and improved, major cost savings achieved and overall customer service enhanced on the basis of information already known." Clearly, Ajax and Pickering taxpayers will benefit from any elimination of service duplications. And, people who now ride the buses know all too well what a pain it can be getting from point A in Ajax to point B in Pickering. For example, someone who lives in south Ajax who wants to get to work in west Pickering can testify to the current inconve- nience of having to board at least two buses. A Pick- ering resident who lives far from Hwv. 2 and wants to visit a loved one in Ajax -Pickering General Hospi- tal may need to ride as many as three buses to get there. That's not exactly convenient. And, public transit must be convenient if it's to attract passengers. The merger of Ajax and Pickering Transit makes perfect sense from every point of view — common sense, that is. Municipalities have to start looking at service amalgamations and other similar measures to reduce costs and improve efficiencies or they'll have mergers forced on them by the Province. All in the name of giving taxpayers a bigger bang for their buck. Town officials in Ajax and Pickering should be congratulated for their forward thinking in an effort to cut costs and improve service by amalgamating the transit systems. We're on board for the ride. To respond to this editorial call n"ouroe - Intosource at 683-7040 and tial 5112 ..MAYBE LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Health care in bad shape p To the editor: When told he would have to go to hos- An incident I witnessed on Feb. 25 pital in Oshawa or Scarborough, he prompted me to write this letter. declined. Ajax -Pickering General While I was working as a crossing Hospital is two minutes from the acci- guard at the corner of Harwood Av- dent. enue and Dreyer Drive, I saw a cyclist Is this what our health care is com- get hit by a car. ing to? If the man was dying would he I called for medical help and went have been taken to Ajax hospital? to the victim who turned out to be Ajax If our mayor can't get- treatment, Mayor Steve Parish. He was dazed and what chance do the rest of us have? had numerous cuts on his face. The ambulance arrived and atten- Jim Mmn, dants suggested he go to the hospital. Aox Budget `an insult' for families who care for their children To the editor: Paul Martin's budget is an insult to Canadian families who take care of their own children rather than pay someone else to do it. Before this budget, families who paid others to cane for their children could get up to $5,000 in tax deductions per child. Families in which one parent chooses to care for their own children get no such assistance. '!itis budget just increased this inequity by another $2,000 per child. Why is the govern meet doing noth- ing to help those who want to take care of their own family and making it easi- er to pay someone else to do it? Craig KeeNy, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for veri- fication. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. 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M5B 2M7, an indepen- ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE dent organization that addresses reader can - BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager plaints about member newspapers. Theb- JANICE O'NEIL Assistant Production Manager �1 lisher reserves the right to classify or refuse CHERYL IWNES Assistant Production Manager C..". any advertisement Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. r-.tr-­4004 wP*,*Y*. t. M'. o ,. . . - ..-..--,.....-..- ....._. _..,,..,�. _,,.... , ... . , DURHAM STAFF Council committee on pay a waste So tell me, are you fairly paid at your place of employment'? Do you believe your paycheque adequate- ly represents the level of work you produce? The issue of fair pay or proper compensa- tion, if you like, has been tossed around quite a bit recently at Durham Regional Council where members are facing the possible taxa- tion of the one-third tax-free portion of their pay - In an analysis piece in today's News Ad- vertiser, reporter Christy Chase asks: What's a politician worth? What indeed? Some, like Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre, say the Toss of the right to tax-free privileges works out to a one -thin] pay cut. Others, like Oshawa Councillor Clare Aker, say councillors knew about that prospect when they ran in the November election and to raise salaries to make up for any shortfall wouldn't be right or fair. In dollars and cents, councillors would continue to make $21,840 plus expenses and car allowances, but would be taxed on the whole amount, rather than just the first 66.6 per cent. While Mayor Hamre is wrong in that it wouldn't be a one-third pay cut (they would still receive some after-tax pay), it is, without a doubt, a loss in annual income. To look at the matter, a citizens' commit- tee is being struck to examine whether or not council merits a raise. But is this really necessary? Who out there can honestly say they would take a cut in their weekly paycheque and be happy about it? Sure, it's easy for Coun. Aker to say her counterparts ran knowing the score, but she is a rookie at council fresh from getting her uni- versity degree, meaning this full-time salary is as new to her as bylaws and procedures are. She hasn't had to set a personal budget around this annual salary figure for years, hasn't had to feed a family or pay a mortgage based on this amount. A fair number of councillors have been living on this salary, tax-free allowance and all, and I am not going to be upset if my rep- resentative, who is a multiple -term member, asks for more money to compensate any loss in pay. However, the net pay must work out to the same amount currently being taken home. Anything more than that would be foolish, silly and unacceptable during a period when politicians are slashing dollars firom every- thing, everywhere and everyone. Maybe a committee for merit raises in the future is the way to go, but in this case, there really isn't a need. Anything less don making up the difference would be unfair, no matter how you cut it. . For those people still insistent on it being a raise and being wrong, I challenge you to bring me a copy of your pay stubs showing me how muds of a reduction you recently took in pay and to convince me it's a good thing. Somehow, I don't think I'll be getting many visits. To respond to this column call Infosource' at 683-7040 and dial 5108. Pa in the ol MY Ckdsfy cftm 9 P Durham staff SHOULD THEY GET PAID MORE? What's a politician worth? No, seriously. What exactly should the people elected last November to Durham Region council be paid'? It's a question the councillors don't want to tackle themselves so they've proposed a citizens' panel that will look at the delicate issue of salaries for the 30 regional councillors and the chairman. Right now, terms of refer- ence for the panel are being drawn up f by the finance and administration com- mittee. "It's always an awkward situa- tion," says Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson, who heads the fi- nance and administration commit- Y tee. "I can tell you that one of the most awkward things I've had to do as a councillor is vote on our own salaries." He's one of many councillors who want to see members of the community — the people who pay the taxes and vote in the !� councillors — determine what a fair rate of pay would be for coun- cillors. A councillor now makes $21,840 (plus salary from their local municipality) while commit- tee chairme^ get another $3,120 for their extra duties. The Durham chairman gets $78,000. C "It's been approved in principle by council;' Coun. Nicholson says of the citizens' panel. "My committee's been directed to draw up terms of refcr- encc for the panel. We're still working with staff on this. We're still working on some options and we expect to have the terms of reference before the committee within the month." He says he'd like to see council devel- op a system where councillors would never again have to vote on their own salaries. His ideal would be a "new, fair, equi- table baseline" that determines the salary and is then tied to an annual factor auto- matically. This citizens review of councillors' salaries came out of the possibility that councillors may lose their one-third tax- free benefit, a move being considered by the provincial government. Some council- lors suggested their salaries be adjusted to make up for this loss, by adding roughly $5,000. Other councillors opposed the idea, saying the public will see this as a blatant pay raise, a bad move in a time when councils are trying to keep taxes to a min- imum. Clarington Mayor Diane Harare is one politician who wants to see salaries ad- justed to make up for the loss of the tax- free perquisite. "I'm not in support of an increase," she says. "I don't want a salary increase. But I don't think it's fair to cut the salaries by gone -third. Everybody, public or private sector, has had salaries frozen for four, five or six years. We accept that. Every or- ganization, public or private, has down- sized" Residents would not like it if you told them their salaries were being cut by one- third, she says. She says the Province took away the one-third tax-free salary for its MPPs but, in return, they got a package that gives them more salary than before. "I've never been in support of the one- third tax free. We should have been pay - WHO SHOULD DECIDE? THE NEWS AUVEM.4ER FRIDAY, MARCH 13,1911- PAGE 7 0 E itician election) the intent of the Province. We represent people who pay their taxes and I think as politicians we should also pay our taxes." Coun. Nicholson says of the tax-free benefit, "I think it's a good idea to get rid )f it but you can't expect anyone to take a five- or six -per -cent pay cut. If your take home pay doesn't go up or down, then you're not getting a decrease or an increase." However, property taxpayers aren't picking up the cost of the tax- ree benefit. If councillors' salaries :re adjusted to compensate for loss of tax exemption, property taxpayers )uld be paying extra to top up those laries. And while councillors' salaries are a fall portion of what is expected to be an 15 -million budget this year at the Re - on, it all adds up. Coun. Nicholson adds that despite what some people say, this salary Here are the base salaries of local councillors and mayors, all of whom have the option of taking a benefits package which increases the value of their salaries. Councillors may also get extra money for sitting as committee chairmen or for sitting on other non -council committees. Regional councillors get paid an additional $21,840 by Durham Region phis more for being head of a committee or serving on the police ser- vices board. The regional chairman gets $78,000. Councillors also get paid conference and convention expenses and mileage; Oshawa councillors get a $2,000 office budget. Not all councillors claim the maximum expenses they are allowed. The salaries of a sample of regional councillors in Ontario, taken from a chart prepared by Durham Region's human resources department. Durham: Councillor Mayor Ajax: $17,315 $43,000 Clarington: $15,899 $35.092. Oshawa: $16,540 $49.610. Pickering: $15,479 $40,741. Scugog: $12,500 $19,000. Whitby: $14,648 $41,690. Councillors may also get extra money for sitting as committee chairmen or for sitting on other non -council committees. Regional councillors get paid an additional $21,840 by Durham Region phis more for being head of a committee or serving on the police ser- vices board. The regional chairman gets $78,000. Councillors also get paid conference and convention expenses and mileage; Oshawa councillors get a $2,000 office budget. Not all councillors claim the maximum expenses they are allowed. The salaries of a sample of regional councillors in Ontario, taken from a chart prepared by Durham Region's human resources department. Durham: 121,840 plus expenses and car allowance. Peel: $22,819.52 plus benefits and expenses. Halton: $18,705. Waterloo: $12,519 plus expenses. Niagara: $10,489 plus expenses. Hamilton -Wentworth: $19,236 plus expenses. Haklimand-Norton: $15,670 pkus benefits and expenses. Ottawa -Carleton: $49.000 plus office budget, assistant, benefits and expenses. Full-time upper -tier only position. Former Metro Toronto: $64.505. Ful -time. upper -tier only position. ing taxes all along;' she says. She adds the provincial and federal government will get more taxes but then will turn around and accuse local politi- cians of dumping extra costs on property taxpayers if council tries to adjust salaries to make up the one-third loss. As for the citizens' panel, she's not for or against it. "I've never seen one of those commit- tees come in without a recommendation for an increase," she says. "I don't have strong feelings about the committee but I also feel it's a cop-out." (A similar com- mittee set up by Oshawa in 1992 came back with a recommendation for a pay raise, a proposal that was simply received and filed.) Councillors should have dealt with it when it first came up, passing a motion to adjust salaries only if and when the Province passes legislation getting rid of the tax-free portion, says Mayor Hamre. "Now what are we going to do" if the legislation isn't passed, she asks. "I'm just going to sit quiet." Rookie Oshawa Councillor Clare Aker has opposed the salary adjustment and the panel. "Especially in this time now of ex- treme downloading, I don't think it's fair to our taxpayers to pick up a larger tab for • councillors," says Coun. Aker. "Councillors knew when they ran (for review election. was suggested before the "When we ran, we knew it was under review. If someone didn't know that, they didn't do their homework;' he ,ays, adding Durham councillors haven't had paid increases for about six years. Besides, he says, the job of a re- gional councillor has grown over the years, pretty well doubling every term. "I think the position is full-time." he says, adding he puts in about 40 to 60 hours per week on both local and regionaI matters. When he was first elected 13 years ago, about three per cent of councillors, in- cluding himself, treated the position as a full-time job, he says. "Now I think there's two out of 30 who don't do this as their prime duties," he says. But Coun. Aker says councillors are al- ready getting paid for their work. She adds an interest in the community and a desire to contribute to it are what should have motivated people to run for council and not the money. "You can certainly make out of the job what you want it to be," she says. "They are remunerated for it. I don't believe this is a situation where we should be compensated at the level of CEOs of companies." Jim McMaster, an Ajax councillor, says he didn't go into politics "for the money" but he did know what the salary was. "I have a real problem losing one-third of my salary just because the government decides to take it away," he says. "This is basically a full-time job for me. I have a wife and children to provide for, just like the majority of my con- stituents" He too puts in anywhere from 40 to 60 hours a week on the jobs, locally and re- gionally. Whitby Coun. Joe Drumm says he gets about 40 telephone calls a week, morning, noon and night, from residents. He also has numerous meetings, both Town, Region and other organizations such as Central Lake Ontario Conserva- tion Authority, to attend and agendas to go through during free time, he says. On a weekend, he often spends five hours going through the regional agenda, he says. Coun. Drumm added he's willing to abide by any decision a citizens' panel comes up with on regional councillors' salaries. _ to.,_Ity-14vi, srNNy#Ft V;at6.i4.ra­r41J,7►"lel"1:1111'1' PAGE s - THE NEWS ADVER7TSER FRIDAY, MARCH 13,19" ■ MPPs un ermine democracy when they toe party line: Stockwell SPEAKER OF ONTARIO By Marianne Takacs staff reporter PICKERING — Party discipline un- dermines MPPs' freedom of speech, their ability to represent their constituents and the rights of citizens to have their views represented, according to Speaker of the Ontario legislature Chris Stockwell. Mr. Stockwell was guest speaker at the annual Business Leaders' Luncheon hosted Tuesday at Regalis Restaurant by the Rotary Club of Pickering. Money raised from the event will go to the East- er Seal Society to provide assistance to local disabled children. "We have to some degree sold out representative democracy.- said Mr. Stockwell, "all in the name of some kind of lobotomized parliamentary democra- cy-" While there is some need for party discipline on key government votes such as the budget and Throne speech, accord- ing to Mr. Stockwell, it would be best to dispose of it on other issues and allow a government to remain in power even if it is defeated in a vote on those other is- sues. Over the past 100 years, said the Speaker, the party discipline system has taken away the individual rights of each elected member, and by extension, of their constituents as well. He maintained it is largely to blame for the current pub- lic cynicism about politics and politi- cians. Mr. Stockwell also suggested par- ties' lack of tolerance for dissenting views among MPPs is stifling the politi- cal system intellectually. "Show me two people who agree on LEGISLATURE ADDRESSES everything and I'll show you one person doing all the thinking," he told the as- sembled business people. Mr. Stockwell maintained it is the parties and politicians themselves who are to blame for the problem, since the Conservatives, Liberals and New De- mocrats have all attempted to maintain strict party discipline while in power, and their members have not challenged that discipline. "It's our fault that we don't have any power; we've allowed our nower in he usurped;' he said of MPPs. adding that if they stood together and refused to always follow the party line, party leaders would have to listen to them. The speaker noted that besides the threat of a government falling if it loses a vote in the legislature, the party in office also controls its members through its power to grant perks and positions such as committee chairmanships and ap- pointments to cabinet. The fact there are only about 20 cabinet positions and about 80 members in the government caucus doesn't seem to affect the situa- tion, he added. "Everybody's convinced they're next and they'll all toe the line. As long as you toe the line you're considered acceptable and promotable." "Rather than its resignation being de- manded;" maintained Mr. Stockwell, when a government loses a votz in the legislature it should be applauded for al- lowing its members to think and vote freely. In reference to his own role, Mr. Stockwell said making the transition Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre aided by art auction PICKERING —The work of artists Trisha Romance, Robert Bateman and James Lumbers are among those which will be up for grabs at an auction to sup- port the Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre. The Charity Art Auction, hosted by Z Art Gallery, will also feature the work of Carl Brenders, Stephen Lyman, Brent Townsend and other popular artists. The auction will be held Sunday, March 15 at the Waterfront Bistro, 590 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. A preview will be held beginning at 12 noon, fol- lowed by the auction at 1 p.m. More time to compose rhymes The deadline has been extended for entries in the third annual Dan Sullivan Memorial Poetry Contest. The Writers' Circle of Durham Re- gion will again run the competition in memory of Mr. Sullivan, a Durham poet and Writers' Circle member who died on March 13, 1995. Entries are now being excepted until Saturday, March 28 in the contest, which features three categories: children (up to age 12); youth (up to age 18); and adults (19 and over). It's open to everyone who lives, works or attends school in Durham Region. The poems must be original, maximum of 40 lines, typed, double- spaced, one side only on an 8.5 -by -11 - inch sheet of paper. Name, address, tele- phone number, title and fust line of each poem must be on a separate page. It's open to any theme or subject and may be in any form. Judging will be based on originality and a sense of craft shown in the work. Monetary prizes will be awarded in each of the three cate- gories. lite top throe entries in each catte- gory will be published in the Writers' Circle newsletter, the Word Weaver. Entry fees are $10 for adults, $5 for chil- dren and youths. Adults can submit a maximum of two poems per entry fee. Entries must be postmarked no later than March 28, 1998. Send them to: Poetry Contest (Include category, e.g. Chil- dren's Poetry Contest), c o The Writers' Circle of Durham Region, P.O. Box 323, Ajax, Ont., L IS 3C5. Keep a copy of your poem. Only en- tries with a self-addressed stamped enve- lope will be returned. 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"We have the need to share the inspi- ration...that spark which is educa- tion." Over the last two weeks, portable five at St. Wilfrid has served as a makeshift studio filled with garbage where students have been busy creat- ing props. The costumes and set for the pro- duction of Cool in the Furnace, a mu- sical portraying the Biblical story of King Nebuchadnezzar and Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, include a palace built with recycled cardboard, costumes made of brightly -coloured garbage bags and giant palm trees featuring mosaic patterns construct- ed from colourful scraps of paper and plastic. Ms. Du Fresne says people often don't recognize garbage as a thing of beauty, but when she looks at the re- cycled material the school communi- ty has gathered, she sees it as being "colourful, rich, vibrant and accessi- ble ... its availability makes it attrac- tive." Ms. Du Fresne has been travelling to schools across the province through the Arts Education pro - T= NE"ADVERTUM TRWAY. %I*M - I3 -IM;. T%GE1e Imagination, creation Young Pickering students recover garbage fit for a king Photo by Jason U911mb St. Wilfrid Catholic School students (from left) Emma Chitussi and Patrisha Cruz are among the creative young minds creating props and costumes for un upcom- ing play entirely out of recycled materials. The project is part of a programme sponsored by the Ontario Arts Council in which professional artists are brought into schools to teach kids and appreciation for art and the creative process. This project was led by artist Lisa Du Fresne. gramme since the early 1980s, work- ing with students to create everything from giant puppets to costumes and sets. She also offers workshops in im- provisatidn, story telling, creative writing, poetry, public speaking and play polishing. Over the years she's worked with students at Whitby's St. Matthew the Evangelist Catholic School to create giant puppets and last spring she vis- ited Monsignor Philip Coffey Catholic School in Oshawa to make three-dimensional books. "It's important for a child to un- derstand that he or she is, without question, creative;" she says. "It's very sad to hear students say, 'I'm not good at that.' I believe that is a learned belief, an erroneous observa- tion adopted by that child" Ms. Du Fresne, who has studios in Ottawa and Guelph and also runs her own theatre company, attended the- atre school in Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and the Jacques Lecoq Inter- national School of Theatre Mime and Movement in Paris. She's already booked to work with several schools throughout the spring and has also been invited to perform a one -woman show at a theatre festi- val in Ottawa in May. She explains her main reason for participating in the Arts Education programme is the interaction with students. 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TD Bank Vioensed user d Mark. _ s �` iter a• aiti► ,WAS zelr l XI 1%W AP a< ! !iz� Mt, d th MCE 14 -TUE NEWS ADVERTISER t?RIDAY, MARCH 13, If�li __ Beyon e,call BiLLBoARD WHAT'S HAPPENING IN • • u _ AJAX AND PICKERING Plckerin elementaryschool teacher'7 , FRIDAY MARCH 13 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group • . holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at is a life s aver• .. fortime! 8 p.m. n B d. a Baptist Church, 8 .,the third Kingston Rd. east of Whites Rd., By sossn O'Neill Statf reporter PICKERING —A Grade I teacher at Pickering's St. An- thony Daniel Catholic School put her knowledge of the Heim- lich Manoeuvre to the test for the third time recently to save the life of a choking student. Teacher Lynnita-Joe Guillett says student Alex Vizvary was choking on a marble he had put in his mouth when another pupil alerted her to what was happening. "He was clutching at his throat;' she says. "I gave him three good pumps and the mar- ble came shooting out" After seeing the doctor that evening Alex was given a clean bill of health. Ms. Guillett, who was re- cently recognized for her ef- forts by Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board director Grant Andrews, reports Alex's life is the third she's saved by using the Heimlich manoeuvre. "About 10 years ago I had a child choking on a hard candy," she recalls. Then, "I saved my mother (from choking on a piece of roast beef) when I was in high school. You don't panic; you just do what has to be done" In a letter to the school board, Alex's mother Brenda Vizvary applauded Ms. Guillett for her quick response to the situation. "incidents like this one only pbeeblrAll� Lkkrftb Alex Vizvary has a special keepsake to remind him Ms. Guillett applied the Heimlich Manoeuvre to dis- of the actions of alert teacher Lynnita-Joe Guillett. lodge the object. It's the third -time the teacher has The Grade 1 student was choking on a marble and used the technique to save a choking victim. strengthen my belief in teach- dren;" she wrote. "Ms. Guillett and devotion to our sons and ers as caring individuals who deserves a lot of recognition daughters, not just for this one enlighten the lives of our chit- for her personal commitment act but for all she does." Health info centre open t6uea residents Centenary Health Centre in Scarborough is offering residents of Ajax and Pickering access to its new electronic health resources centre. The CHC and Ajax -Pickering General Hos- pital are to be amalgamated by the end of July under provincial health restructuring initiatives, The electronic health resources centre offers current medical and health information in easy - to -understand, everyday language, from a CD- ROM database and the Internet, as well as print reference materials. Members of the public can visit the centre and conduct their own computer searches. Knowledgeable staff and volunteers are available to provide research assistance, and will conduct searches for individuals on re- quest. Services are free, with minimal costs for printouts. Since its opening last September, the Tom Lem Haft Resources Centre has been visited by over 360 people and responded to their inquiries on a wide range of topics, in- cluding prostate cancer, heart disease, lupus, arthritis, diabetes, nutrition and diet, migraines, fractimn. women's health, children's he" and the latest outbreak of Hong Kong flu. The facibly was named m honour of Tom L.eon, chairman of I,eort's Furrtitunt: Ltd. and past clk*man of Centenary's foundation, in recognition of his tremendous efforts on bdudf of the hospital. Capital funding for the centre was made possible through the generous spon- sorship of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Com- merce. The electronic health resources es centre is located in the main court lobby of CHC. at 2863-7 Ellesmere Rd. (at Neilson Road) in Scarborough It's open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 am. to 12:30 p.m., Tuesday and Wodrhesday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Thursday and Friday from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. and Satur- day from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. For more infor- mation call Carol Janes -Simmons at 416-281- 7285. Pickering. The group deals with ad- dictions of all kinds, including co-de- pendency. Child-care programme available as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). EUCHRE: The Ajax Seniors Friend- ship Club hosts bid euchre every Monday and Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Cost is $1. In- struction available for non -players. 663-6536 (Phil). SUNDAY, MARCH 15 ART AUCTION : Z -Art Gallery hosts a charity art auction in support of Ajax -Pickering Womens Centre at The Waterfront Club, 590 Liverpool Road, Pickering. A 12 p.m, preview and 1 p.m. start will feature todays most popular artists including Robert Bateman, Trisha Romance and many more. For inquires call 905-837- 0144. Calling all info centre J 'ob seekers Durham College is offering a new course in teleprofessional management training this spring to meet a growing de- mand in the call centre industry. According to the colleges Business and Industry Development Services, call centres, also known as customer service or information centres, are on the rise in Ontario, with approximately 3,000 cur- rently in operation in the province. "Mis is the career of the future," says Bev Turner, vice-president of business and skills development at the college. "It's a growing field, with everyone from banks, to public utilities, to airlines, to software manufacturers getting in- volved.' The Teleprofessional and Call Centre Management programme will provide participants a range of computer, cus- tomer service and telecommunication skills. 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Offer crpires March 31, 1998 Small Medium Large )umbo x1.25 11.75 "199 "2.49 Offer valid at Secord Cup, Pickering Town Centre location only. Offer expires Mach 31, 1998. KERNE ' Pickering Town Centre, lower level Buy any Regular, Medium or Large Popcorn ZZ FRESH ITALIAN FOODS Get1Can ofCoke for $2 OFF ANY PARTY SIZE PIZZA-' E l Pickering Tow Centre location only. limit on clown ser order. Offer expires Mach 1e, 1998 Pickering Teva Carpe location only. Offer exoira March 31. 1998. GALLANTRY'SEATERY .COOKIES trews' Buy One Dozen at regular price Children 12 and under will receive a , ,a Hamburger or Hotdog and fries for ... 00 get a Second Dozen f or when accompanied by an adult with food purchase of $5.00 or more. Nobody treats you better Limit one coupon per child. Cine adult per child. Offer expires March 31, 1998 Pickering Town Centre only Offer expires Mach 11, 1998. Eaton's Dd; e, batons lower lapel Nkerulg Town V4 ee4,Rr- elsta ulan ttS Pickering Town Centre ,i Freshly baked, Enjoy a slice of + ' dee dish iche Cheri Pie -PO P 4� Cherry with tossed salad ... with coffee or tea ... wvith any food item purchase over $3.99 Specials available March 1621, 1998. offer owes March 28, l"11. Aw Tat 2 OJ .x The BZoo ... presents a great opportunity to !earn about our animal friends! Meet a different animal each day, ask the trainers questions, have a pat, and make a new friend for life! Shows will take plZsunday from Tuesday through Friday, at 1:00 p.m. -':15 p.m. and 3:3017.m. eaf Motk mod or"# AU11016 In 011E 4i"T_S W! Children's entertainer Markus draws on his own experience as a parent to present joy and laughter through music, while Magic Mike performs his special brand of madcap magic that is funny, exciting and mysterious all at the same time. Shows at 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 21st. PIM Monday, March 16th Mad Science of Toronto`" Introducing Children to the Spectacular World of Science Spectacular demonstrations and exciting activities designed to capture the attention and imagination of children as related to the world of science. Children are invi I Stu yarticipaic in the demonstrations about topics such as laser light, bubbling potions, special effects, model rocket launches and more! Shows takeplace Monday and Tuesday forn 11:30 through 2:30 in (7entre Court - M\�rd=,5/akMat"i�0s,/1�1/:�3- Coles Cho ty Doric hir ` --1-1 -2 Aft &Co is 1:00-5M Firiday, MarGh 20th BoMnnamr W Zoo 1 0.2:15, 3:30 Kid Offke 1-00-5:00 Colas Charity book Fair Maatormind Arte&Craftf 1ia0-3c00 ,74 bir�:►:aad�Je�.:�ing paeee+aoeid ina �s�,:,�.: mat kids jast love! 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AA 5:00 pm., 7:15 pm. 9:30 p.m. U.S. Mars s 12:20 p.m., : P -AL Saturday, March 141 Franklin The Turtle will be visiting Mastermind at 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday, March 161 through Arts and Crafts Workshops from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily Friday, March 201 Saturday, March 211-' Markus will be signing autographs in the store following his Derformances at 4:00 v.m. and 5.00 D.m. memo wo memo rive FAMOUS PLAYS u.�,. Imarsnans 1:15 p.m., 4:15 p.m. AA 7:45 p.m., 10:45 pm Twilight p.m., -Wpm. AA 1 8:00 PA., 10:40 pan bIg loDawsKI AA AIM p.m., /:4u P.M. 10:35 p.m. Hue 12:0 pm., 2:45 pm. AA 5:00 pm., 7:15 pm. 9:30 p.m. U.S. Mars s 12:20 p.m., : P -AL Six Man In The Iron Mask 12:45 pm., 3:45 p.m. AA 7:30 PAL, 10:30 paa. Som I Kriwen or 's Tri (PG) 1 1:00 DA.. 3:30 om. Mai In The Iron Mask 1:00 pm., 3:10 pm. 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Wu p.m., J: IU P.M. 5:15 pm.. 7:35 pm. 9:45 PAL Charity Book Fair in Sort of Frontier Coin March 1611 thru 21" Lower Level New Centre Court I,( VE ADDS • A U T E C11Cx MATE Medard Laz The--VJDOFFICE Meet author Medard Laz "Love Adds A Little Chocolate", 100 stories to brighten your day and sweeten your life. March 18* at 7:00 p.m. Meet Monda Rosenberg, Food Editor of Chatelaine Magazine & author of Chatelaine Food Express Quickies March 21" at 200 p.m. Vieits by children's characters RUPERT and CLIFFORD! Ifingrjam Painting! „. Contests! r ti F17AND re -- NOTE: All children must be ." accompanied by on adult �y�' ♦i1 f ►..r+ f r .osyt:y a{sa' it ,'I1L°sr..a ♦ .•+r, • rr.�.• ♦. mow. • • y d i '� a,r,a THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 13,19" - PAGE 19 NTE r--RTAINMENT NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PICKERING Musketeers come to rescue of Man in the Iron Mask Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Anastasia: A mix of action, adventure, romance and music, Anastasia is an ani- mated full-length film about the lost Russ- ian princess, the fabled last surviving member of the Romanov family. As Good As it Gets: Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt. A single mother/waitress (Hunt), an ill-tempered writer (Nicholson) and a gay artist (Greg Kinnear) form an unlikely friendship. Big Lebowski: Jeff Bridges, John Goodman. Jeff Lebowski (Bridges) is the victim of mistaken identity when two thugs break into his apartment believing they are accosting a millionaire, not a laid- back unemployed guy. After making the mistake of paying a visit to his wealthy namesake, Lebowski and his buddy Walter (Goodman) are swept up in a spree of ex- tortion, double-cross, deception, embez- zlement, sex and dope — and all the while, they'd rather be bowling. The Borrowers: John Goodman. Evil realtor Ocious Potter (Goodman) squares off against the Borrowers, four -inch -high "little people" who live under the floor- boards. Good Will Hunting: Matt Damon, Ben Affleck. Damon plays misunderstood 20 - year -old orphan Will Hunting who, while working as a janitor at MIT, outshines the school's most advanced intellectuals. But, the genius can't seem to translate his problem -solving capabilities into his personal life and becomes caught in the worlds of his friends — therapist (Robin Williams), math professor (Stellan Skars- gard) and the woman he loves (Minnie Driver). Hush: Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Lange. After marrying and moving to the country estate of Kilronan, Helen (Pal- trow) thinks she has attained the perfect life, complete with charming mother-in- law Martha (Lange) who is devoted to her only son (Johnathon Schaech). Helen learns there is more to her than meets the eye. The Man in the Iron Mask: Leonardo DiCaprio. It's 1660, France is starving and the arrogant and cruel King Louis XIV (DiCaprio) has succeeded his father to the throne. At the same time, a mysterious prisoner continues his decade-long stay at the Bastille, encased in an iron mask. To save the nation, the retired Musketeers (played by John Malkovich, Gerard De- pardieu and Jeremy Irons) must reunite With Musketeer Captain d'Artagnan (Gabriel Byrne) to free the prisoner and unlock the secret of his identity. t'Iollywom's newest A -List actor Leonardo DiCaprio gives another star turn (in a dual role, no less) in the Man in the Iron Mask, opening this weekend. It's a period epic about the reign of cruel and arrogant King Louis XIV of France and his confrontation with the Three Musketeers. Mr. Nice Guy: Jackie Chan. Chan stars as Jackie, a well-known television chef who is drawn into a war between two rival gangs by a TV reporter, Diana (Gabrielle Fitzpatrick), who has videotaped a murder. Spice World: Spice Girls. You know the drill. Enjoy! Titanic: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet. An epic love story unfolds on the doomed ocean liner. Oscar nominations galore! Twilight: Gene Hackman, Susan Sarandon, Paul Newman. After agreeing to help long-time friends Jack Ames (Hack- man) and his wife Catherine (Sarandon), retired Los Angeles private investigator Harry Ross (Newman) finds himself em- broiled at the centre of a dangerous and complex murder mystery. U.S. Marshalls: Wesley Snipes. Ruth- less assassin Sheridan (Snipes) is on the run from the law trying to discover who fingered him in twb New York City mur- ders in this sequel to The Fugitive. Back again to track the fugitive is Tommy Lee Jones in the role of Chief Deputy Marshall Samuel Gerard. Wedding Singer: Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. In the 1980s, Robby Hart (Sandler) is the world's greatest wedding singer. But when he gets jilted at his own wed- ding, he becomes one bitter camper — that is, until he finds true love after falling for someone else's bride (Barrymore). Now playing at Movip/ex 9, Pickering: As Good As it Gets, The Borrowers, Good Will Hunting, Spice World, Titanic, Wedding Singer. Dangerous Beauty: Catherine McCor- mack. In the 16th century, Veronica Fran- co (McCormack) finds herself in love with Marco Venier (Rufus Sewell), but he is from a rich family which is against any thoughts of marriage. Following advice from her mother Paola (Jacqueline Bisset), Veronica becomes a prostitute and is an immediate success. Dark City: William Hurt, Rufus Sewell. After waking up alone in a strange hotel, John Murdoch (Sewell) discovers he has lost his memory and is wanted for a series of murders. While trying to recall his past, he stumbles upon a fendish un- derworld controlled by a group of beings known as The Strangers, who are able to stop time and alter the city and its inhabi- tants. Fairy Tale - A True Story: Peter O'- Toole, Harvey Keitel. The FuM Monty: Stripping down to your skivvies is no easy business, unless your idea of fun is getting laughed out of town by everyone you know. Just ask the hays who've done it — The Full Monty. Hard Rain: Randy Quaid, Christian dater. Residents of Huntingburg, includ- ing the sheriff (Quaid), are all too familiar with torrid rains forcing the evacuation of the small town and the usual related loot- ing and petty thefts. However, when the latest round of flooding hits town, they don't realize that a plan is in place to rob an armoured car transporting $3 million from local banks. When the vehicle breaks down stranding drivers Tom (Slater) and his Uncle Charlie (Ed Asner), their call for help is intercept- ed and before long they are surrounded by a suspicious crew, who without warning open fire. Sphere: Dustin Hoffman, Sharon Stone. When a spaceship is found 1,000 feet below the Pacific Ocean, carbon -dat- ing reveals it's over 400 years old. When the American army believes it to be a UFO, a team of scientific experts rushed to the scene to search the spacecraft comes across a giant metallic sphere. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Fac- tory: Gene Wilder. A delightful kids' clas- sic from yesteryear. Now playing at Pickering Town Cen- tre's Famous Players Cinemas: Big Lebowski. Hush, Krippendorf's Tribe, The Man in the Iron Mask, Twi- light, U.S. Marshalls. Flubber: Robin Williams. A remake of Disney's 1961 movie The Absent Minded Professor. This one has Professor Brainard (Williams) missing his wedding while he's busy inventing a sticky substance dubbed flubber. The invention leads to lots of flubbery fun. Krippendorf's Tribe: Richard Drey- fuss. Single father of three James Krippen- dorf (Dreyfuss) is in a bind. The anthro- pologist has been living off a grant to study an undiscovered tribe in New Guinea and discovers the grant requires film documentation. Enter children Shelly, Mickey and Edmund who fill in as his tribe. L.A. Confidential: Los Angeles in the early '50s...a booming city anxious to shed its small-town skin. Through televi- sion, L.A. is being touted as the metropo- lis of the future. The reality is somewhat different. From its fabulous mansions to its sizzling nightclubs, it's a city of cor- ruption, double dealing and dangerous passions. 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PAGE 23 NTE :..RTAINMENT NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PI CKERING Ajax author's nOVeso-�e or i erary Proize BJr Al Rh�K Staff reporter AJAX — An Ajax author has had his first novel placed on the short list for a presti- ,ious literary award. Rabindranath (Robin) Maharaj learned his first novel, Homer in Flight (Goose Lane Publishing), which has met with critical success since it was pub- lished last year, was shortlist - ed for the annual Chapte' ooks in Canada and it is significant in that it's First Novel Award. a step toward national recog- Maharaj says the award is nition as opposed to Toronto one of the foremost in the and Ontario," says Maharaj. Canadian literary scene as it Other novels on the short not only comes with a $5,000 list are Elephant Winter by prize, but the publicity it gen- Toronto author Kim Echlin, erates has helped launch the Opium Dreams by Margaret careers of such Canadian lit- Stewart, also of Toronto, The erary icons as Michaci On- Blood Libel by Allan Levine daatje and Nino Ricci. of Winnipeg and Angel Falls "I'm very excited. I was by Toronto author Tim Wyn- very much aware of this veen. award as it is my first novel The winner of the ACha— ax concert.one .l rte sto for these hard -rock Slaves Br N Rim f Staff reporter AJAX — Slaves on Dope arc in town tonight, but don't bother looking for any illegal substances. That's because the four - piece Montreal-based band's drug of choice is music the harder the better. "It's heavy music. It's not easy listening music;' says singer Jason Rockman, who'll lead guitarist Kevin Jardine, bassist Frank Sal- vaggio and drummer Robert Urbani into Ajax's Chameleon C06 at 110 Dowty Rd. for an all -ages concert Friday night. Slaves on Dope are cur- rently on a tour of smaller venues in Ontario before embarking on a bigger tour across Canada this summer. Slaves on Dope, notes Rockman, thrive on live con- certs, a staple for the non- stop road band which has been crisscrossing the coun- try the past five years. You have to see us live to see where we're coming from," he says"We're gener- ally known as a live hand" The mini -tour is in sup- port of the Slaves' first full- length CD One Good Turn Deserves Another (Just a Minute Records). The group has also completed its first video of its first single Light on Your Feet, which should be shown on MuchMusic Chamber music will string you along PICKERING —A 10 -member string ensemble performs a concert of classical chamber music here Saturday, March 28. The Orchestra da Camera Toronto Le Primavera presents an afternoon of classical music at St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Angli- can Church at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 at the door. Children under 12 are admitted free. For tickets or more information call 683-0284 or 416-783-9128. • ..vaa w n rum 53i gip - Greateer Toronto Area. Offering courses for children ages 5-16 & a superb adult theatre & film program. OPENINGS AVAILABLE in some courses commencing the week of Manch 9, 98 MARCH BREAK CAMP only a few openings left in this fabulous camp March '16-20, 98 3" ANNUAL SUMMER CAMP co nmw ung July 6 at the Pickering Historical Museum Village. Call now as it is also filling quicldy. ;for information on above e rletn�; ►• Call within the next few weeks. It was filmed in Montreal sev- eral weeks ago. There's a $5 cover charge. For more in- formation call the Chameleon Cafe at 683- 3587. tern Books in Canada Novel Award will be nounced at Chapters at Bloor St. W., Toronto, April 23 at 7 p.m. Maharaj is the author two books of short stor The Interloper (1995, G First Lane Editions), which was an- shortlisted for the 1996 Com - I10 monwealth Writers' Prize in on the best first book division, and The Writer and His Wife of (1996 by Peepal Tree Press). ies: .-mother c()llection of cxnc ,h V Thw [3-4- :I 11, Ands and Buts, will be pub- lished by Goose Lane Edi- tions this year. 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Three local athletes, who had to meet tough qualifying standards, represent- ed the Pickering Swim Club. Warren Barnes, 12, won gold in the 100 -metre breaststroke in a time of 1:16.95 and the 200m breaststroke in a clocking of 2:46.28. The results at the provincials rank Barnes first in Ontario and second in all of Canada in these breaststroke events. At the awards ceremony Olympic breaststroke gold medalist Anne Ottenbrite presented the first -place medals to Barnes. The Highbush Public School Hockey t PICKERING — Players are needed for the annual Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament this year. The ninth annual tourney, slated for Don Beer Arena on April 4 and 5, seeks players over 30 years of age. Cost is $35 per player. student also placed sixth in the consolation finals of the 100m butterfly. He competed and set new personal best timer. in the 200m and 400m individual medley. Alicia Kaye, 14, swam the 400m freestyle in a time of 4:52.93 and, in the tough 800m freestyle event, became the 21st -ranked swimmer in her age group in Ontario with a time of 9:56.39. The high-per- formance athlete at Dunbarton High School also competed in the 200m freestyle and 200m breaststroke events, setting new personal best times and break- ing club records. Brenna Wilson, 11, compet- ing in the 11 -and -12 -year-old age group, posted a l7th-place finish in the 200m butterfly in a time of 2:46.70, which left her just out of the consolation fi- nals. Wilson also competed in ourney nee Players will be drafted on to teams at a special draft night at Dakota Bob's Restaurant in the Pickering Home and Leisure Centre at Brock Road and Hwy. 401 on Thursday, March 19. The weekend of hockey will end with a dance, vrizes and a no meet the 100m fly and 200m free, posting personal best times and setting a new benchmark for the Pickering club. All three athletes have been swimming for the past five years under the direction of head coach Bob Boadway, who has produced many provincial and national qualifiers. Coach Boadway recently be- came a member of the Swim Ontario Roll of Honour for 25 years of dedication to swim- ming. He was chosen for the award because of his long-term service and involvement with the sport. He has coached numerous successful provincial and inter- national tour teams over the years, served on many commit- tees, held various swim -related board of directors positions and works constantly to improve swimming at all levels. is players buffet. Tickets are $20 per per- son. Food and an upstairs bar will be available throughout the tourney. Players will be notified by phone as to game times. You can get applications at Dakota Bob's or by calling Joe Passmore at 839-1985. Novice Raiders march over Oshawa Generals to advance The Ajax -Pickering Raiders IBEW minor novice 'AAA' rep hockey team narrowly defeated the Oshawa Generals three games to two in the best -of - five playoff series. The minor novice Raiders will now face the Barrie Ice- men in the second round of the playoffs. In the fifth and deciding game, Oshawa opened the scoring, but the Raiders kept the Generals under constant pressure and were rewarded with a 6-2 victory. Goal scorers were Marcus Carroll, Mike McCusker, James Jarvis, Alexander Cyr, Brendan Hann and Meghan Ed- wards. Kevin Watts, Hann and Cyr each contributed two as- sists, Garrett Trainer, Carroll and McCusker had one apiece. John Harrington turned in a strong defensive effort. Goal - tender Jeremy Eckford was outstanding in net. Oshawa staved off elimina- tion in the fourth game by de- feating the IBEW Raiders 3-2. Carroll and McCusker scored, with assists to Hann, Derek Gregorack, McCusker and Michael Carey. Eckford provided the team with stellar goaltending. Despite a strong come- back attempt late in the third period, the Raiders lost the third contest 5-4. Shaun Adams fired a pair of goals, Gregorack and McCusker chipped in with one apiece. Cyr recorded two assists, Carroll, Daniel Pineau, Hann and McCusker had single helpers. Eckford turned in a valiant effort between the pipes. The Ajax -Pickering minor novices returned from Oshawa with a narrow 4-3 victory in game two. Carroll fired two goals, Adams and McCusker regis- tered single markers. Cyr earned two assists, McCusker, Hann and Johnny Paterson con- tributed singles. John Rozen- tals was strong in net to lead the Raiders to victory. The IBEW Raiders came on strong in the first game of the series to drub Oshawa 9- I. Hann and Cyr each had bat tricks, McCusker chipped in with a pair of goals, Carroll netted a single. Gregorack, Watts and Trainer drew two as- sists, Edwards, Adams and Carroll each had one. Jeremy Eckford was outstanding in net. The minor novice Raiders are coached by Jim Gatens, as- sisted by Randy Johnson. The trainer is Ed McCusker and the manager is Blanche Carey. r 5wtmmers with the Pickering Swim Club fared well at the recent Ontario Provincial Championship Swim Meet in Brantford. Warren Barnes, kneeling, swam to two gold medals, while Alicia Kaye, left, and Brenna Wilson swam personal best times at the prestigious meet. Ill and injured Pickering `AN major atoms bounced from post -season play PICKERING — The Pickering assist. Marshall had a goal and two Panthers major atom 'AA' rep hock- assists while Mustafa Saleh fired a ey team closed out its season when single marker. Michael Minnings it was eliminated from the York- chalked up a pair of assists, Win- Simcoe playoffs after losses to the ston Tang, Brad Hughes, Ormond Peterborough Nationals and Whit- and Leon had one apiece. by Wildcats recently. Facing off against Whitby in The Panthers battled right to the game three Pickering was blanked end despite being without regulars 4-0. The Panthers were only down Chis 7borpe and Rob Selig out 1-0 midway though the third peri - with injuries, and having several od thanks to the excellent backstop - players fighting the flu thmrgbout ping of goalie Daniel Stewart who the playoffs. was bolstered by the over -burdened Game one against Peterborough defensive corps of Minning Lem saw a weakened Panthers' squad Chris Wilkinson and Francis trounced 12-3. Pickering goals Masse. were scored by Michael O'Neil, In the final game of the season, Tyler Leon and Kevin Marshall. As- the Panthers seemed to be battling sists went to Stuart Ormond, Blake the referees as much as the Wild- Araujo, Mark Dirosa and O'Neil. cats, finding themselves playing - The Panthers redeemed them- shorthanded much of the game be - selves by posting a 7-4 victory in fore finally succumbing 5-3. Goalie game two of the series in Peterbor- Ryan Sabourin was solid between ough. O'Neil Jed the Panthers' at- the pipes. Once again it was O'Neil tack by scoring a hat trick and in the offensive spo dight, scoring a adding two assists. Rob Kish also hat trick with all three goals coming share, scoring twice and adding an unassisted. • , •. P7^. r_Y'r'e«-.'-�MlMPA i° r !-'9P.lf!'t-'p1h'!'i' P Y` � . -,•.-lrgry P ".P F'^7 r +r �lwr r, r�: ....,"'•e.. 'auw- R:�-�Rr�J�' ,,, fir:-�wr Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Calallercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 = - 5pttn Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay FAX: (905)579-4218 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 13,1998 -PAGE 27 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Pickering News Advertiser Outlet IL® � 7 1822 wltite:llr. Pickering P—M. SwWLee-Ambedea Plaza CLASSIFIED ON-LINE 683070 Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. .......... r»..»,.... phone lines daily 111 40 Men. - Fri., kat 9:30M - 3pm Sun -Noon til 5 P.M. TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 CLOSED Metlday's. FAX (985) 573.421= I I Careen 1 1 Careers1 1 career: I I Careers _ 1 Getlmral ►letp 1 GerlOral Hop 1 Gerrtral Help 1 Gerrmral W grIve IM CLASSIFIED ADVERTI; REPRESENTATIVE Full Time Position exists at Oshawa Whitby This Week Classified Dep't. Mon. - Fri. Must be highly -motivated, energetic and able to adhere to strict deadlines. Excellent typing speed and accuracy is essential. We will train the right candidate. If you have a friendly telephone manner, a desire to sell, and eager for a challenge, mail, fax or drop off resume to: Classified Advertising Manager, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, OH 71.5 Fax : 905-579-2238 Deadline Fri. March 13th. We thank a!I applicants, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. MANAGER Required for an exciting new concept in retail for our Scarborough store. The Crafter's Marketplace Background in accounting, visual arts, retail management, as well as computer skills are essential. Please drop your resume off in person between 10 a.m. -12 p.m. & 1 p.m. - 6p m. Monday, March 16th & Tuesday, March 17th at Warden Power Centre 725 Warden Avenue Scarboroom�ugh, Ontario. 1 Carew Tinambig -Cmar Tmii "ill PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKER TRAINING PROGRAM (formerly Health Care Aide) A Free Information and 0511AwAi'AMIIWatbn Seminar for the SPRM PR06MM wit be held on THURSMY MARCH tlllt, IM M MTERIM HEALTH CARE V OLD KNIGSTON R0. MAX Plan to attend one of the session. Seminar (As (N12:00 P.M. ) 5:00 p.m. Inquire Upgrading Program forCertified Allies - NEW SOLLS VOCUM L Sam FOR NIFOe nfoian CALL: 9115-2!4-5573 PLEASE DO NOT CALL AGENCY Government approved program Financial Assistartce may be available y for students who qua6ly 1 cwsm FAX e R AD 1111E NRNL 1i1AT11M carter n57MdCow. Boomit a tgic w M�errar6er trtklYg ' avilNbMe ire artiAcW nails. 6a t3 Nails $20. 723- CAREER SCHOOL OF rLOR. AL DESIGN 26 wk Flonstry 6 OLMMs Program, 12 wi m- teeKwt 3-11111au program. 3 WC Prolestio" course. in. home Video: Btgirnurs Pre. gram Part-DmtHW pine courses available. A school Wier* an your tramirq becomes wrbrdvtxle Fugn- CUkme avail- able 677 1 General M 3 TELENARAETERS needed for part-time evenwps Shins. Guaranteed salary pus daily rash bonuses. Also expert - mad supervisor required Call our Oshawa onice (905)723-6900. A ONOUE Pampered Chet opport—ty awaits you Pam - lime lab. full-time Y1C"m Home-based business. In boot demonstrations, Please call Lmda 905-666-4049Slepllent Qday CASHIERS A MAIM Kilo - fin prep persons mquwed err tut food operation. Phase submA resume between 2- HatlarwOod IWe 5. Alloto t. 4 ASSEMIERiI You can Stay home A mane any. up to :� Am»e r � MOM age reveals delals. 416 612-6798 ext. all. Cana" COMPW AZ BNVM Warned to nm aWbmothe parts. ICC Medi- caL tyr over she mad exped- on. Clean abstract aid lab lice search. Also looking lir (yams. Cab 905.571-1067. KNM San opening in A)ax. Positions avaNaOk: As sistant Manger. Slyllsts, tnN and pert die. ItlKt lit N- berlemd. salaryltxtmmasion. Cal claluda (90515762512. tICEN" aalrale kletr-vi nodded for Sltt*s Prdles- SM" Driven Raw" nm. No hale m... ri and war Will d ll b� 91156867878. 1116111.111. is b*m fa in". pit lime for days; mist have car and be apertalced Call betraa149(aA 666-9160. MM AZ - Hoot most tteekods. Broker need's Nam driver. clean aWrad RCUP search. (905) 436.6173. Area 6p.m. MATUM, RESPORSI6LE door to door fu dr4sas Traded for local hmdraisitm cordo w for national registered charities. 32791-4075. ■lull General Help CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Acver:.ser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser wit not be re- sponsiblee for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability rability for non -insertion Of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is ktrrted to the anpunt paid for the space ocar pyuV the error. AN copy Is subject to the apprar Val of management of News Advertiser. WANTED Hard tarndscw speciahst low be good a oilerlodt. plea staph. rockery. etc own car. phrsicoloy tit. and ronomyl eVeris we an assal. Fat resistors onoy to Bneiscape Inc (905) Us - 2742 "PEINENCED Dmft d door installer/ service Paten Please Call 905433-0573. EXPERIENCED groomer re- gwred for Whitby asp on store Calf (905)7065609 or lax resume (705)357-1969 "KIMMCED Stylist worn clientele for upscale salon in WIMby For Mer xmormahon phone'motor or .lie a "a - s000. LOCAL wholesale compyy regwres experienced heating I d Phrnbnq cowder sales person. Drop om resume a 253 Semcoe St. S Oshawa HAIRSTYLIST nth cxktncnLv nc&d as Wur.wn„m•a he limshed fix Jrmc " .clwMd. Esthe-mum with cxPcm--fte wv" hr L'Atdtdes Is ncliering To" Cearrt Call! Robert (965A21116 -144e or fax reswne to (985)264-"47 Scott's Place a residential program serving people with autism. Part-time positions available. Experience in residential setting; knowledge of autism and post secondary education in social services preferred. Send resume by Mar. 27 to: Scott's Place, P. 0. Box 58059, 500 Rossland Rd. W. Oshawa L1J 81-6. Only those chosen for an interview will be contacted. GLEN CEDARS GOLF CLUB is now hiring Coffee shop/Banquet Servers for the 1998 golf season. Iftkrested applicants may send their resume to: Glen Cedars Golf Club All: Bev Reed RR#5 Claremont OM. L1Y IA2 or by Fax: 905-294-7252 Applicants must have own transportation and possess a friendly. outgoing personality. Successful applicants will be notified. CLASS "Air MECHANIC For busy Chrysler deal- ership. Chrysler experi- ence not necessary but a definite asset. Full time position. Please fax resume to (905) 683-5738 T.T.R. TRANSPORT Has an immediate opening for 3 - 4 YEAR APPAEPMCE ACECRA IC Knowledge of class 8 trucks essential. Fax resumes to: (905) 725-9411 Re"ires An EXECt1TlDIRECTOR Primarily ftmded by Catholic Charities • A masters degree in the human services field or equivalent • Must be member or eligible for membership in recognized professional college or association • 5 years administrative/management experience preferably in a non profit community based setting. • Financial management experience • Demonstrated skills in the are of human resources, organizational planning, service deliverw community liaison and thorough understanding of women's issues • Previous Board experience would be an asset • Willingness to work within a Christian value system Send resume by Friday, March 27th, 1998 to: Chairmax of the Board 387 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, Oxtario LIH 4/2 Or Fax: (905) 432-3974 EXPERIENCED ONLY PRODI JCE-DELI-(:HEESE- CASHIERS Must have 8-1 Oy'rs. Experience Chain experience required Top wages paid APPLY IN PERSON RFS(;ME REQUIREll Mon. -Sun. l la.m. till 4p.m. CIRA'S FRUIT MARKET (Pickering Town Ccntre main fkx)r) NIGH -PAID BUSINESS V COMPUTER CONSULTING POSITIONS On -The -Job Training Program Please send your resume to: WORLDWIDE TRAINING CENTERS 1480 sayly St., Suite 7, Pickering, ON. L1 W 3T8 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or Individuals to whom you do not 'ensu your reply sent, simply place your application n an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. 0 tete advertiser is one of the names on your lost your application will be destroyed. HAIRSTYLISTS i ASSISTANTS with experience heeded for L'ATT1Tl; DES in Mckenng Town Centre. Call Robert (905) 420-1440 NASTY BOSS Loo" to wont rw#, o- rials half to death, however vial pay up to $14.50 per hr. Paid vsatir also available. Must be over 18, car hequited. Able lo start itronedatefy. Call sir. day 12 p.m. - 2 p.m.. Malloy between 630 am 5:30 FAWT1ME Sales colrmer Now cam No 10 to—ons. Unlet be FAST learrler. Send resume So File 0 113, P.O. Bm 4e1, Othow Omob UH 7l5 NEUMM nom mid driest no or wow 3N -1 be hill* b how Mt ra tow .m p- PoK 1A6 987.4438. RES AAa BANQUET SERVICE MANAGER. met have supervisory ffPeriarrx in sernrice d 150+ Person. . ed li alb larrgn4ts. Bat Wesltm Caboon Imo a con - P12. de" l..testipfioes Experialoed staff required. Must speak & write English fluently. Must have car Whitby 1-"5430`250 Mat -Fri, 10.4 pm TELERA1MITIMG oncce .n need of long-term proomsid" appointment setters. No 11210- 1100fp ale PkS Mel - MM bows structures' Matum. prelea1p1 adults welcome row Enc for /met on 729- 0912 TWA TECNNICMregwned. sue liosi me cosign for 24 hour road service must nave Iicenoea. Fpmore mmor- mation Cab 432-7356 TOTALLY TROPICAL INTERI- ORS. is bohmg for conuM. ants 10 market our new. exgl- rq spina ire 01 top gAVO SIR gams. trots and acces- sOnes HM a show or sell. Choice IS yours Cal Pat 905- 436-0428. 1 Office Help BOOKKEEPER/OFFICE adm n- Ktrator required for a mfg. M"Pary in Apr Full time - flexible hours strong siins required in word process Prey work exp. with stannp3 an asset and Business Yrsion accounting program Please fax resume x905) 683-7067 Customer Service Representative Scarhorough Co. looking for an individual to work on our Order Desk. Must have some computer knowledge and be fluent in English. Please fax rewmc to (416)7554346 rmnr-nine srrPort ;:,r• leeaec torr busy smoxrtrew '421 estate office,Dart-time renvngs a weeinas $NM. -mechboard. k"Ward and 'ea stale expenena detimle ,acts Fan (,Sane: 905434- "84. AM Itttdefe. PERM FRIDAY - Bilingual EnglaNFrenen) Temp to °erm SISK. 111,eceptim and 'mora clerics dwtnes to" +Mdov, 95. Exceso m com- ,mrwcaboole slabs Fax te- semle I*:(90S)937-W7 SECRETARY REODNED fun ^me or small W htny con- slructgn y Strong oltlpuW reeqq skinsookkere4Yr'ed. 9an assor esmnet9905) 5765767 Fax 1 sacs Haft! Agorits SELL AVON PRODUCTS Where you live or work NO QUOTAS NO NVENTORY TO BUY KIT COMES COMPLETE WITH A TRAMG VX1E0 AND A FREE GIFT! Cal today for more irdorma6on: Pauline 416-398-9390 oY1ilOE SALES Representa- MW TK cm, Jan our five required for saontarOn successful twie baud busk- supplies. Bet salery, COtn- resi. great products. fltx* MISS" a Car amOwgloce. hours, supplies provided. Car Please sow mum to. Jim Carruthers. C/o LOUR- -0566 WhOY (905) 433') 11111000-S. 410Fraley art. 552 0Apx-Picher" (905) Apr fa L 905.619.9829. 427-" town OMM N* BOOKKEEPER Pickering law firm is seeking candidate with knowledge of • PC LAW and ACCPAC • A/P, A/R • Trust Reconciliation • Financial Stints./Year End Full-time position for rnabernity leave period May, 1998 to Jan, 1999 Telefax or mail resume to: (905) 420-0808 Gillian Vanular, 13-1450 Kingston Road, Pickering Ontario., UV 10 Bko�aywiEEM NEEM for o - 35 tp sperw35 years experience with strong People. oromualotlal ata Cr to Filerogi : Ostuwa This Weak, P.O. Ba 481 Oshwa, Onlerb. UH 71.5 NAM. NO wtikm and Tql- a Mechoodop �P�lenaaded. Apply viodonM1 MIA) 855.3255 industries time �� t� ti!I�pltpf�'tr,'l�t�l! IS, l� 135 = 135 150 150 220 23C 230 W 300 '�� 400 Local Architectural/Engineering firm is expanding and requires building design staff for recreation - a!, institutional, commercial and in- dustrial projects: Project Architect 5 - l0} ears experience with design and working drawings. Intermediate/Senior Architectural Designer For design/drafting - AutoCAD R13. Word Processor Operator Part time overload. Must be experi- enced with Word Perfect 7. Submit resume to: File #115 OshawalWhitby This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, ON. L1H 7L5 DRIVER INSTRUCTOR CLASS "AT' REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FOR IN -CAB b IN -CLASS TRAINING. PREFERABLY O.S.L. OR O.T.A. CERTIFIED. Fax Resw* to (905) 428.3659 ® Ph. (905) 428-9475 Trans Canada Truck Driver AZ PON P taablishhen d 0sna in ed by a. PO MM 6 NO Banc JIM d o My am is lrearr memo Tor - WO Mona 8 am to 4:30 pm.- 5 dor eek- MiaVwn 2 Yrs ISCerM erg with traabr toady Orviq and can ad staI are rtwured. Elp wok NWug tankers a ddnft As- apeoMereo pmdk preaaaarry some W Me dilymlg period FRAMNMC CARPENTER, a- Penence a must. self motivat- Ort. a6xuVMrya 2 - 3 yon M - Pe ance "Oper nsstd. wO- fag to tam (905) 2634w AN S p s Gut. NWAC Sernee Technician re- qwred for Commucia am residential smince As mwr � b Cerseadlicaraft� - Fax & ��3377 or Cam LATIE OPERATOR rettim won minimum 5 years of a- 1928 Cal Jeri or sob (905) 5761807 LNENSED M TENANCE Mechanic fr Aiax Company Afternoon surf (GR1Z) Salary SM - SW aepwdxp 0n nk- 10 (11M) 837-062naulants MANAGER REQUIRED For busy the auto centre in East Medi l- Retail experience F S E d TOf90S1 s31-3122 an Ndium" went COapnAa f1a M -Op N vaA Offer tl 60 sa tsq► soft. Tmww� aned". Mohd Masa Tmwa sti- m Gm! 12 dipbma wwt01 mew amm gram M ma dliw slap. Oral int ad WAWAWAbae.ga Mon acalII >a Mrd. O0p qCM bmamp 0 used. Af31iERiNSESMPO b JOwA 17M WdWO Am me. Scar- WOudl. Omsb Mt P 3C2 tiQ19 PRBiNCTIM $tilt wofkert - 612. brake sW the« 4a<oerisa. sa6dtrti uNy irlcltreed, ale b rlom agpoisus 906.037410 ed ry 11tdrAot . OMIP &V Mp and WW Prooasinp ba- pnerat euatNal. Pall eine Apry b Dr. Naoko 9s eWyly sL W. S- 300, Apt, O"W. Lab 70. « UK (905) 619-2049 or cal (906) 6191662. �a" placape in ade- aftnime sswmly SAW dROM 124th. - - --t Moo - PHARMACY DISPENSARY assistant required experieneed- ProPharm, 839-4300. . 1 Or-" DAYCARE REOUMED - Mon - Fn before a atter tclaol. mfr Or yon home. 7 fir ON bill, SO" ami no A .., MOR -Smoker. car aro reNF that repuned. PM%habg Alas • St. Patndk Saari sea �>9 DATCAItE required Yom hone or mne NM Laster 1 arson Stood. Mondar- Msdna4sY 7:30 a m - 6 OOp m lir 4 rtar ON i s naa01 del. Na►smMug. ECE penned Call 427-4491 win message EXPQIENCED ire out ON4 agwred for 2 ddertn, 5 years am 6 wAaft RSNaOk. dependme. cu a am. retr- Mces. Cap 905839-0967 FOMMY OF 3 soon am be 5 Seeks live out nary in Atix Am. aw" May Require part one asswinware tot 14 morgff old am rlewbrm identical Mks N you are a km IOvap. CftMW. flexible aid o0rdid. q%~ineirdwl . we'd love to tmr boat you. 42s-72$4 NArYMsosEIME M. Dan- ia -Finch anal Lnia-M. Rpm swomng. car as no. lacers fkAM Lori or C1tra. (905) 097113 2 am amadefte Mwdr 3001. am illfaltAd" CPR. Sam* trim MM. lanced yard. dose to sdaook i porus. day aditi- ea pmviUtl. LivMpanl 12. Cas 031-7270. UN CKA M1sR ON& Ex- it 3 1tFMRe posibots alai wa"iwiorfaiseatNOW taacae Y rd6 rW as hies, rWtei- PACION di Gisk-1921 p owd MRwasoxw 02 area. RdOW daycare available in pay hot rawe. AtWmk raw Full 91115-121-2676. FUMUf1i seimN / R6MK ipot alomse b otAipsrW vim)da first Aid, C.P.R. dKKfiat NOW 1244 PMR 1 11 paratimTed kv HEALTH SERVICES PARA -MED HEALTH SERVICES mawnywoffim RNs & RPNs for our Visit Nurse Program 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 therapy; CADD, Hickman, Port -a -cath) clinical specialty an asset (Paediatrics, Mental Health) ' must have reliable vehicle ' flexibility to work shift, week -ends and stats. CERTIFIED HEALTH CARE AIDES, CERTIFIED HOME SUPPORT WORKERS LEVEL 2 & 3, AND CERTIFIED PSWS "e""Lxrel 2: $70.55/hr. + hneefits••`•• Fax resumes immediately to: Nursing Supervisor (905) 576-8852 'F4wl Opportunity Employer' inOgam Awfrrble WIESTNET and Hwy 2 -.m* full bme operm amiable. e, a m. - 6 p.m Cal Tim (!OS) 683-2210 YEARS of asperwrce. Oay- care pmvdr. WAWA Rd i SNepOwd. non-smoker. CPR. media Age wekpne. rate neryeaa. W popes. Cal 831-41017 / FieWrOod FINE r00D Aoka Lumber ; Firewood Centre 4'xe,xlr. $60. 4x8 x16' 865 EIRab- nshed 19W Days 705-277- 3381. Evenings 905-434- 660 Foam OMWV 10 CaNrm arm KOZY HEAT FANWOOD, ex- cellent very best quaktV hid• wood. gows"Im Mara Wing eine fully reasoned. can spm lomat mariremrft. *aft". 905753-2246. 1 Hr�r 1EAUTIFUL Victorian style wedana gown SwutONar nrawre. im bodice soon we timet. fit am- brord, son mil tram. Su! - 6 Asking 5150 Call 905- 571-2107 will Domanom suede. Wake m. 1 pieces Buffet. (itch. 5 Wins i table r s p� 1 905683.766 snp MGM VNIMR. $15000 works great, dryer $125 00. $love $250 00. $Moe $250 00. MSD can*" trailer $50000 905-4264111. any- bme Im for Sob Aeftm $AMM door repair$. broken spmps, Cables. r -1 . Open- erS artakd $45. New doors/ 446-33tT-0073y Pitts Doom Doo 9 ma Tadwo $tele Oak ninip room at 51700. Doty rola ct d n c as d Mics. Calk ($05)433-0606 A-1 Normag t, Factory DW6d. Sh* $ilt r 10., Dar toe $140.. Qua $175. Frim 1 Cil JIM (06) 40- ROMi ANGELO weeA - dress.:..e.. - back 10 lraq $950 dies: paid $1250; $15mmoiea tui $350. sin alsPn01eS10"'ir honed. CARPET gawas. 100%, Nylon Stick *a*. stair re -carpet. F« 3 roosts, M SO. Ydt CUPK dbe pod and w4uNa*m Of yoW Norm Fina gmo$alm .til yow Nose. NO intrust. no paywem lir ON It/ yaw, DawM, 1-$00- 217-0104. CARPER - o1s d ingot �pdcar n wK II witylon, now SUM e ca3 rooms, SM. Price Mdrds QMK PON" pot OW NWANka, fiat de8v- fry. fine 09W Ns (30 Milk). Norman 606.2314. pCeA ran SAlrFyIgLLou d car- 100%lass. cxpM 3 rovers SM (30 sq. yd.) Mdutle: carpal, pinus pad and MASS - eon. Fra estimates. carpet rr"". sm" Dtsham aW 8smmdit arw Sam 905- . I -y ], + _ r t I r r rr Ir t• . r . . r . I , . .- . 1 Ankles lir M CARPET SALE. Up to 5o,, of large selection or color aye desiol. cul- sa8sgpior somano td. For a frit as Nauk CAN bike. (905) 431- 4W of (416) 822-11M CLEARANCE SAIF . men sold. no reasonable oiler fmOd. swunsm boats pwu. Ewauvee factors. 2 - 30 Ip. Too mowers Srombbw m. lawn gay mow- ers, Harmine sift am Iran - MWS. Whet Saks. 47M TtbClson Rd N (905) 65- 6010 COMPUTER SPECIAL $699 Complete Pa oma% Muth -ma - as system walk eobr mom - for Sawn mJb-m 1- Wt - am from 5088 Compkse Calk gm4w 3861 COMPUTER W40ma can - Val tial Any PpMian 75 to 133 Mhz mI - I to 200 farm $249 00 Any 486 upgraee did a CO tufa. aynd tyre and spimters $99 Lots d new Was vow priced bofa 5135. New ane no manMrs NO b 3 year veyrarniet. (905) 697- 3051 ORAPERY&UPHOLSTEM labncsalso remnants S895/ up New w.enoaK o i Serra and Saks 7t2 ikon I-SORd 900ma 1311. 6667, FMK. Slew. Washer � Dpryry e. 5300 each Call 905-O 5- 1136. sm tui s 8 a ALWA 11 PICI�lrIG CMC COI�LEX VALLEY FNW AM BLEST OF MOCK ID. AST SOIRM OF IWY t 9os~81 M i RAR1a' AP6-M Fork. $wake. M1 aft Waft vrmile 1 y- " OK 5800. Vow saaldild" GE 8360. 18' portable 48tNwkeallw i225. w1 -sin dailibm ki*$ :�P "W" Manana Sm sbvas $17SINP. side-sy-siee ice maNw, Wake dit1 all - OW. Ores. dd. SM. D"s $149vsp. 1MSMs $22Shp. Am«aoe 2-8 years ON. 362 FMO SL (986►a2-7167 BBMK Ademse 3700 O( mer. Rio ON. slow strekirrg i ands. 1Q Pipe. PdHw desk WIMP). $915. CAN 905-416- 1330. s)� MW used Orf *WAVwm OpsOeX11111 raccasoda. ideal Nrom $2.00 Kna , i6N 0 d Md. so Milk a. Sat. andaSan 996 Rd. w Aftm. Monty$ SAW selling household items including fridge i stove (almond) :500 pair. washer i dryer (while) $350 pair, walventertainmem unit $125. two wicker chars 6 matching glass -top wicker table occasional set $175, solid oak brass -bound dining room sway lamp $40: oak tollee table (reclangulml $40. WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 Briggs i Stratton lawn mower $40, cak/ron occasional table 1 3g; $35. child's wooden antique• Internet style rock horse 040 270 L., -L=iiiiiiii rn0 solid wood crib and change tame WEB DESIGN $100. child's bench seat SER�f,'E wooden toy box $20: miscel- tanecus houselaN items. Call Home and web page creation Hyper 831.6066. W. 227 (daytime). link and server storage. 665466 (evenings). SNC. CAU John �e equipment used restaurant at s.'¢"00 rrdig ditba light fixtures etc. Thunderbird hdrlor aIt parasesENIMis is mint Gill Club. 995 Myrtle Rd. w. nneeeded Call NelcotaQners AsfnMxtn.. Comprtr 1 fit" tt PIANO. TAMARA, Upright like new corudmon, still under 1967 Cadian Fleet all options. under 100.000 km rvarrailly(416) 282-7948 NEW MUSIC e -zine a hhp:// ended wwwAurhmnews."W PMROS& ANDFATWR -alc236hrda.lam CLOCKS- All 1997 floor mod- els reduced, used playas: :1 loo 6 Found YamMe. S&Nd. gimbal bres. brakes, exhaust: very Y-3 Chang. New digital pa- LOST- small coure. female. In not; from sm and up. Rem Scum East Aw Missed 0v 2 to own. urge selection d W&ODudier. Cam 683-U. graldhhrcr coda rrom $996 • 1 Parrwppbw and up Call TELEP PIANO gowdim 433-1491, COG TRAINING Classes No - RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned, full Paddy's Market. -8369 or 1.800.798- 5502. s shedsg rl 6 main � $299 plus tax Many other W_ e�StraYplKd am avad� 761 Me - IW Rd. Unit 3, Pickens . For More iib- d 90"192093- SAKMW FWtWTURE..AI solid oak table sets on sae"k k rot SOLID OAK double peda- w tabk 4r x 96' nsnMOed N ant w 1' lick cep. T Oudk sold oak SM. 2.15' mfL, I , ,, d oma ed1r waft i shape of table IOP (Owl or via) AND 6 sdd ask Cambridge chaos Lmil- d kine Oft $1.799 M al Orr taus an W*Oatk0 mak or"*" COMOM task silt hon as tow An $749 Tradnkprw oft I 1 11 W. 115 North Port Rd. (S an Anda St) Pon Peary (M) 9W8774 NM F1MCE SM. and up, OW stoves 8200 am up. had washers sm drytrt $125 and so - Nen brand wee tndges. 16 c SM New bind name 30' stoves $409 And vp. New 5 0. hmzers S25S.. S*Phr *S Ap- pkincet 227 Cowl St.. OKh- w►. 576-7448 V-SNAPED DMacINO ask kitchen from 8tandow K+Wr- sea. 4 firs, OW and farI. - sbtll. wile In a kitten 11' x 10' or WW 53000 We 62]-9107. VICTOR Gras o pkrN Vv - a0 ca" wAd. Ong $350. VktOr VV -IV takk lop nkvrl on 5300 Vksor witarOe Orae hen A rase n Fir Ow"n mom victor parts. PhonoU Arg". Ong 2 Sp nn0 , i farts wvrepro CAISIP large brass; horn. $375 6Oak recordstorage GWAMK 2rd 211v 33k $27Drop from! some" 5 SM S Paw + OKEM . MK of One welt .card lir sale Gruaoomm samw him brass etcnpyo 525 a 5225. t9 091619 wwa fw1ew $600. rrtr wU 60" 2 Vino 13- On rbla SM 2 td-fim dolls doors &W cloW 4972 vbmd 1"NamOwd" Par. shn. din =9:waowoollow an pill - tory), til. it" r as "Sao Neu. Dela^ bolt i skim- �« estate. (905) 856410MO. 0111- Oftfo POW o BRMi1B, snap metals mould. BBO•s. air oow., 6711 ■wft". ImBAw. (low-, 90 you Nim wlmble as dome or e$M CWNW' IS all anis$ you in addevi g M Int kill" conaswilaVls No PnM 90�fi 905416 PI.. hsmNKe. Royal DoNBMs, Ifusmek, Mootad, Nie U oat i iomOld 1°p c* Arbi3577 or Fax 1pilill. Phone vice level startup Mande 25th and 2ML Cad Barb Salt 905- 576-5635. O$RA VA OBEDEMCE Assoc Classes startap Monday. April 61h Puppy. Basic and iAe16 d6 eke. TE NN -P00. Daknaran cross Pups and purebred Mack lap Wtow sale Vat cricked, sues. Cal 905.865.0191 (Sao LHASA APSO pups lot talk. Mon-$heddip. mon-allnW. hum 90ar~. weHntta.d. "M lnayryp starkd. (705) 716-0124, lav$ VessaOr FLIM TO GOOD INK, due to allergies 2 year did fixed faak, bmyder Cdr kb Cron. Rupert Kira. a/keUom- ale. liams rti do". 6Yes wrela $31-072 F_NG/JSH BULL DOG Mak, bnrdk okwhite.' 8 weeks. Miaoclip. CKC registered, good tumpearnKM bdee.tFirst (905)668-1198 Only Whitby. sired' Goklen [�n 51uh Tzu, Miniature Pinschers, Ra Cup Poodk, Tory Poodle Collates, Stctmn Frww Sheltaes, Sdruuzers, 'Boxers (905)723-5077 1.4 strY, Yee (tinkled Livte w M LOVELY BAY HAM, 15 M.M . SM, Oren. Jumps. kWh. greAt with kids. Reser for KhOolvid s, n C. $1800 0 8.0 . 753-1145 Aaemebiw Nor UP Imipol noun""M Sm am I asedomd add. Ins "W ably ar atlkad'1990 TraNlport 3000 bad$ WAIV lm 0* $I=. 19116 Paid, Sc $aim. ak aWW 2 Or.. angle• aqui 59.750., 1993 Food AeroWr at. bird, brat gram. 58.4%. Ins Aube, bald, 119K't. bw $mob. 59.795.. 1995 olea Adlieq k AIK tow, K'S 8{.986•. 1994 sale as. bae- et $7.!16.. 1910 Gna, arra. Le" 1mSmanow 19 W 9W harftp wood IeedK�aeo SBAO.. 1991 Olds CWm switift Reda arra deal 8{.450., 1991 olds Royek 8B, Is@" 86.516.. 1980 Liaools TOWN Cat lolled. Watley, SB.955., 1990 troBssrega Jed, ado, air: 4.986.. INS GrsW Am $2.796.. ISM Ce - WNW $2,185.. ISM '4 -- BONN SE, X31500. For per 6 " ad a" IlaM afar Ante cern, lli`aNl BOOWN 11111 CIW"LO &piny LE, tin y bad$ a, IefN eufW1- 0 I6o1Ot 010tH. AtldtaP 8,000 « OeM alkl Cas (90512$-2356, him aes- '*- 11 Oa10�' -_ for Salo IM OLDS Cunass Supreme. 2 -door. 305 V8, blue -on -blue. air, loaded. am/tm/cassehe, runs exafkent $1350 080. Cal 905.134-6909 pN3mom ROMOA - oil MOCK R0. S., PICIERso. Call Kevin Cannon for your best deal. Lease a 1995 Ac- cord LX Coupe 5 speed for only $210.00 per mo. plus taxes for 36 months, down Payment $1,500 d.a.c. 1995 Cavalier 4 dr. auto. air, $11,995. 1993 Dodge Shadow 2 dr., air. auto, only 759. $7,495 certified. 1995 Beretta 2 drauto, v-6 air, $9.695. 1995 Grand Am SE. 4 dr, auto, 59.995.. 96 Prelude sr auto. low k's. $22.995 96 Del Sit, auto. only 19K, won ;I last long $18.395. 91 olds cutlass 4 dr. $4.995 as is. why not lease your next used Car. Call Kiln Camra for #frit M Pickering Randa, over 156 used and as Is mbkles In stock. (915) 6194511 «1915)131-5411 Dealer will an ting even if been turned e. Loans ava no credit, erns, and bail WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no Credit! If you work you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DePIARTEW 99s'-%fto & lei 1 Traits 1916 IMM man, 2 horse step up. -0 removable Ceile panMM. 2 escape tack ft*rrw a° m. a- Caft C "Wed. 55.200. MW) 786-2734. rarNM liAisls ISE 1CBAIRY .Ili fsOarcvtONiyottd. 1 N76 S6M3ay b', 520000). grey Ne 80liow(YsWf ra oar; am go Mart), sumaft s6�N cm6NigrN. hm. ". afim amu tants. COW" rlBl a 1M -aft lraiel satMy .� reeri�md�r..0�0. w) fAlfi-1063 A}wr6sb M01110 esios. Otrd s1Npe. $2.000 drlred « OeN a/6L hdrlor aIt parasesENIMis is mint 1966 PONTIAC 6000. 4.1-� nneeeded Call NelcotaQners der. uncertified. $1600 080. 105-576-1110 Call 905-631-4523, Fraser Ford Sales LW. 1967 Cadian Fleet all options. under 100.000 km Awkima0its KIM good Condition. ardfred ended 55200. Cal 432-1863 or 242- A i A AUTO- Cars. trucks, 5806 boats We pay $80- $10.000. 19q $15 Ell -Calf, 4 3. new Casts on Oe spotAny corrd- bres. brakes, exhaust: very bon. am year Calk a amy- clim. artitred. $2800 83 time. 24 flows. 7 days. 30 MUSTANG Cohen. V6. $1500 mm. service. 905-686.5003 or 080 905-434-7014. 905-436- 905 -706 -SM 102]. A ABU AUTO Removal - �Nya/PPNlipvtepalkr (706) $1 1063 Can for Cars. Wick ren10.M. 1991 NISSAN Shim. air (905) 4264208. tomato. black. loanap. good ppmdnpn, pWo. Can CAN FOR CARS$ We buy 09491 used welicks Vehicles must be in clam" anl-, Cal 1911 CAMLEN. 4 at NOMI 427-2415 or Come 10 479 auto. 3 -spit a/c, cense. BaYly St East, Aim at 90.000 tom $5750. cruu•d. MURAD AUTO SALES. 432.2534 SCRAP CARS Warmed, tap IM TOtOTA Terod. blue, prices pace Same day pit 110.000 km. new brakes. new up. ARo tan for rtt .. "a gleutl, Of*" Owner per- pay up to 55000 Cal 686- I100 oX 0 . 5 speed star 1771. SIM SWIM catstat arta. new Was. $4.996 MAMIED . SO -4= AWr Or lieu O OftffM. e. calk (9051 Ct2- on1-da t any, eomanin. Lok 9242 snp so's moAel ram pytrnred. Can Ran 905-6864351. 1981 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT. Trucks while. 170.000 K. aa. 5 spied. 1 for poser moot, $4.500 or bet So offer Telephone (905) 420- 1981 DMC Jk" 4.4. 43L. ins pA. pew. srrroof, new Paan. 1913 WIUAGEII 0 tan -Van dark redbark grey. 58500 13811(ms Excellent alrrdibon 080 Can 905404 -Ml AIR. Pw. PDL. PS TaNd wiywbwt 510900 0.! a cal R3 1 V&IW (905)434-5600. 4 W%W Prim 1990 oucg Cia" 190 FORD AEKOSTM. XL, 106.000krns . p b III_ air. 7 passenger 132.000 kit new cross. afartm sltya0 Cas- Hes, brakes and annalist lar. $ett. 4 door: 6 ry6Ask- am-fft cassene. 30 v-6. cer- n1 89000 721-1425 We alung 67.400 (905) 19M LUMM I.S. vd11 2190 engine. 16' weeds• kerkss 1994 TRACKER 04, black, entry. etc .asking $15.500. Mo. 64 ODO km Removable Cab 905449-3021 kind cep, bra. well perYy Ask - 1916 OLDS p Ls. p.w. p l_ 1" $10.900 Cab 7254871 remote. p seats. 3 u• forest 1"41 Dodge Caravan. 7 -pas - Unn ed. WON grey ed tenger. 85.000 km. V6, ale. DOOkms Mint Asking rMm ass S9250/ob0. 434- S19m 1905)4284146 2775 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no Credit! If you work you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DePIARTEW 99s'-%fto & lei 1 Traits 1916 IMM man, 2 horse step up. -0 removable Ceile panMM. 2 escape tack ft*rrw a° m. a- Caft C "Wed. 55.200. MW) 786-2734. rarNM liAisls ISE 1CBAIRY .Ili fsOarcvtONiyottd. 1 N76 S6M3ay b', 520000). grey Ne 80liow(YsWf ra oar; am go Mart), sumaft s6�N cm6NigrN. hm. ". afim amu tants. COW" rlBl a 1M -aft lraiel satMy .� reeri�md�r..0�0. w) fAlfi-1063 A}wr6sb M01110 esios. Otrd s1Npe. $2.000 drlred « OeN a/6L hdrlor aIt parasesENIMis is mint 72B4m «pqw 455-184. booklmdasrasamIebodw hAlF sw 8th LEABE. M vehkia R�oalwd OeIIaWN 986 72 a McNrde 6 m its. wsms4 i aCCA 1001. chno we Btu � no 1 BBMM APF. in clan Dora. Call ANCONA CREW =11falklift war OVAWS 7120 Yaps Sl TNO"M 1- aw8l*ekk Nmudlak- 8002456.2227. km 1M stall -cam Mtly, IO '81, lye1W (i 10s5 14ESRSOr, antral Osha- qmd'BS glNNa• 5565 doaat lag ant no CME � 570054 ■a. dW. gall. NNA, Nola OOxWioLlimd.B CAN LE/Rls TIE CssrIRY, ri $now - 1997 Now am. RBRIN deou Stgw krse 1 i 2 Oerr"s). Enda Ds. A ssr MIR. SPOOK, 2im W ONe*ww. A Nese �'. Wo MN"w QUM kala $369.00 mo. $1 l5 wldi . comoM6o wham. NM., M 19 q �Nya/PPNlipvtepalkr (706) $1 1063 P� NOS. a4 kmy tri ' OSHMA (Bloor St.) Large 2 8 3 bedroom apartments in clean low rise buieag. Close to 401 i GO. Parking. MAN - able Immediately. From $6001 month. Phone 905.576-4255. EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN 6 quiet 162 bedroom apart - mems in Oshm. from 3590- $755 per unit. S8 indusive. Pine it* Properties 905.428- 7677. AJAX. 2 bedroom Ouemen W Sep em., laundry. air. puking. cable, utilities. hose to all a," s, SM mpMh, agia0k April 19 (905) 683- 0819 AJAX, Wesknsy/lhry 2. 2-br. 2 4 pc batt. canto. tr/d.r, kitchen. stout. fridge. d/w. vaster, OW $1025 includes WANits. nc, and parking. Available i Alm n ReNY L.M. U3-1811. AJAX 1400 W R idem. apt. Near take. Wakow b Ptak patio. 5 SPP Wices. Awil. isned. 5800/m0 iracNeive. (905)4199788 AMNABLE MtOMMIELT• in Whitby Apt buildup, spa- uous. nrpttefl. wwrr paw - et wrfa balcory. dote a ids. sP OPP AN IMM, anckr0e4 BrstAast nguwe4 no pets. 1 Mdroom SM. 2 Oadroom, S? 0/ 1 - 1 - $850 Call 1AML011 aparkmrn wmn separate bedtom lel north Dow". $41%monk all M- ekeive. know imenikine- tr Pwstllast nOlin t CaN 721-2755. 1ACNELON Apt - walk to downtown Dshawwa Pa i gi ne/ Hotpot arm. Awiabit Apra ImnOry s trilabe stove. hal imillable $45WM 432-5No pas. 091 BASEMENT APRNTM LFT on - Yale entrance and parting. ON bedroom. alilral as and CSWM WK. Cam vyc idedtoo so no Pris. SM per. mo Avaiabk Aped 4thM Sen- aM for $ingle. (1106) 60- BAY RIDGES. large 1 -bed- room basement aparmeM, tre"-pMMed with ble. SGOO ancpr AN INAMca awe, ttlI, Cal 09-8809, MOCK NO.MMY 2 mea• 2.3 bed m . apts . avad. Can (416)444-7391. CENTRAL OBNAWA, new budging. 1 bad. $575. Ptrdnt 432-2261 tr Split. of ager. 1305.33 Whiino, OsMw CHURCM STAMY 2 arm, 2- (41 t�� await. calk LOSMK for simple trmik or mak noo-smabr. Lvmily L IV via int bVirk a HWI 7a�2, Felt MO d BroWM on a 40 ane rants. Rasa sed mem! A WA"W- Pbm llWAM-44K lar Robwt LBBOIs 3w fit 0 PEW to MOla in MW 6MMAWA Nrr lndNK 00 Pill REIN Iii .- OSHMNA "OSPIIAL la 2 NO. JPL Npdrr�I. M 1NpNl� wide" 19036710127 of 1-506-75- 7867 1 gloom onswesl AWL *1 1. SM.00 ilcNNiwe 1106.501 AM& NEWLY-RENOYATEO. a� p«tmak aperale OWAM . i rleiY tW905§W 11 mgtrMd. 2Infilk mA pt-" AIlmmsa "NY NORMAN ".SO falba or MINUM 3$67. s _11 a 11 RRA "� 1 11 -R�' seem '� I!1RNtBt,�tl, MRMfi►'l�4NAR1�73,1y�1F1.'1ti�ik>,i'�' mm 1 Rei 1 ° 11 "' 11 RLUEWAT PARK • 1AIH1 BY 10rs'I' 1 T°"d°fe ' 1 TetWM s 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (tN5) 571-36M SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED APARTMENT'S - 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.geocities.com/wall street/floor/ 7657/highriser.html. NORTH PICKERING NEW. 1 or 2-0drm apt in Irg country horns. Prorate. Bilk -out. ! r Spadoui. Sol=. $495.5795 nt quhdry. parking. omm Ind. Avail . June 1. No smoking. no pals. (985)427-M Also &ad Horst boarding or new 12 VAN barn for reit (weir PAdOoclr) ONE AND TWO bedroom. 1 medate possession, cw '•.a Oshawa, carpe w-lo,ed, chides It". stove. carpel. 'e"-parned. shopping pw 3. lawdry 4 -- - , no polls - year Das. R°asorewe 905)725-2642 after Spm. $PACUM wO-mai OhM 2 mdroom apts. AtaN. M 900 Ind 888 GIs" st some we Salk -in `rl m. ppaaNwhtt PMVW .td close 10 sclaoNs I= .rq centre. 60 Statin INN 'es mckrd°d cam 728-4m OSNAWA. Downtown. 1-bed- oom quiet nrodertn building. exception: decor. an as dances. m•suwe hwwdry i Storage. palt=ry. quem, Mr. race. rrKka parking, $800. neat Lean. May 1st. 905- 427-0346 OWINA- 1 Bedroom. Mae. able mmedale/y. Cew newly nereaw SW . fy- dro Cal (985) 831-8030 PICKERING i;v South of hr,'Ibed. basewnent, n,-owalea very cleats, Vdraft entrance. park - ^, 4 Pc. back. wet bar. $6501NCl SIVE 420-1rn larrr hr - M ,..,e, Dearcom batemnet 41" on 1 Wan COwt.park no. sepum entrance. ance.Avail w 002 $7DO f cksive 905- DICKERING, (The stotk- ltonel new 1-bedrootw ccondo. Sa45 nGhtne. 'CaN 831-0753 PICKERING. 1-k*Om available in forge home. Snare bathroom a kitchen. Gundry, facilities. AgAaboo 0509 y $400 per more. PICKERIN6, Newly rmrokpt. ed. spacious 2 bedroom Usemenn, we separate co- Irance. no pets or smokers. Avail 5283 Aprlsl CAN 905.6g3- PICKERING. 90M second floor 1 -bedroom, snit m1CN! single person. No pew smokers. month. (905)839 7945 Cal PICKERING. Bright nnnNy renovated 2 bedroom hase- laundry. t pseparak rlsllari, Dlxre/GlenannAark.wq Located amenities. Coee b ON First d Last. 75th inclusive. CaN ISM) 8MAW. Rd,New IN y basement Apt Dole offithatift 3 parking. FUN MUl calms tral1QbN. bearAl was aIle a w lIIH1Ei/BAYIY for"budi- non All aMJ1Nfea No Pete, jet1 Boom hasmuK sea A"aybl AOh! lsl f9p� 401. pop t1ldlenL AraAtlll '0'-9&% Or (905) 576.22J1. " Ap ! 1st CAN (906X31. 972 luxeluxe 1HTE'S M. De- Billy ret °AtesYoe tam owe ,in* Bedroom king- yon trine hole for his Ian 3. includes I' you MINn?!! Cal Darty Nay - pets! pors��' saw up Na lm Sales RWMNN mature Bks o S�°MMN Pm* (1991) ULL Available tet Isdiltest 3211. 4W3M6 or (NO 888- (905)g39-1 64 2 r000m�j�u1 0 M MWOL Shower nwd a slow 5425. 7115. or Carol 7n2W 723 SINCOE SI.S. 3 bedroom. $925 . utilities, Includes all Appliances. available Mar.tst. call 905725-9991. OSHAWA - OXFORD NORTH Large 2 - 2 bedrooms Near GO. 401, Shope. Parking. tial- cony/patio $740. as inclusive ISVIAN. April fSt. Additional parking 3%W No pets. 905- 721-2232.416-239--27W SOUTH AJAX - 3 kedroom. large master wren suit. two kitchen. windows. roof. res room i wood Slow. S210K. 905-6196665 tdrignt. spacious, large B/R apts from $660. B/R from $720 for re at 280 Wentworth St.' Utilities incl Your Fu, choice. Phone for a pointment to view (905) 721-8741 Ii Ries: Walk to GM South Plant 1 Bed. sm 2 Bed. SM. 3 Bed. SM V89 n ' clean ea-hroy'acmaen, . 10% OFF TO RETIREES OR SENORS 435-0120 WESTNEY IWANTS, 1 i 2 EDrAM M 1 bedroom second flooIt. private entrance. $725 monthly induaive available lmm�mediildlr. lige 2 -bedroom Wsemut. pnwk entrance. 4 agpioncin. available April ISE S92SWWM. CAN Brad & its. Sutlon Group I eadtg Edge Rrraly (416)296.6000. WHITBY, 1 & 2-heorbow aha MO April 1. HIM dD%W Ion" a schooth. simpil im- maculate! Rent inaudns ap- ounces, parting. laundry, CA 723-6302 of M7520 WHITBY one bedroom aaaitabk IN w°B waivmw b d ft 4 Sevens Raft Lid 215.08-7777. WNM.. spadoss 2 bed- tsows basermet APL, shiers Moe new, aailabk April 1, any $67wimo. AN mcksiw aN Paul Bird. a1 Ramat SoM od RMNV Ltd. 603MO fMHI v- 2 a 3 ledroOM )0100 fr7B94145, or WIIiDHIOLNE, BE/MITIFUL tJ1R0E 2-BEDRO% M wWb M tO dKiL FiMge. tOow°, W"hK dr"yKt. psrldNq, 1796 AtBYMe IRrwsdlalNy. IAOF REMMM SOCKO-P? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY11 $100,000 MOgTC,A(„ E LAMES FOR $Mtnprth Millmurn -"Power Of Salem meaner $3o.000 re.r Help for - Assur � ° neble Mortsg- do It caN 1 He s what to do!I? w<-(903) 571-6275 or 1-8004840-6275 Mark Stapley - SWn Flop. Simon croup Excel Ago". Sul own oUew or a 1 an nowt or 1 Rent 1011 SINCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove b Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00, Call 905-721-0980 a 1 RiM a I Rooms fa Rrrt WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FROM S70MIONTH .j D stress Saks AvaW* -1 %01 Much Dowroaynbnt-M Dachargsd Beniwpm? (905)571-6275 141004NO-6275 Mark Stapley Sar- R -v Sash rna,w E..W Filly SOUTH OSHAWA 2 pen. rooms. porch small b"- YaM, aLYoss from park- $595 Wks Voma. Agdable imme- dmty (416) 461.4727 3-0EOROOM Bungalow. 10 rec room. Gose b schools. shopping i park. no , ► Avadabls Aon ISt $875 . uW oft 905723-5262 4-KOM M Detached how. cenral osnawa. $85wmovm . ubftns Available Aprlst. Cab Amit 905-623-9824 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 'nOmhS free, then own a -,)use tram Ssse"wnth. 8M plea Co~ Banker (905) -28-9114 AJAX - DETACHED 3 pts one oMroom rec room one 1 - 4 Pc. and 1 -2 pc Oath. vac, W ho. 5 appliances. no SmnOker Pea. IsL1am. $1.195 plus. April 15th. (416) 756-2114 AVAILABLE NOW, new 3 bed- room single tar garage tOwn- hogw. no down payotm. Don't mss ars apportunty w own. Wilson and liomtlarhd area, pmts Ire rent. 54 Richardson. party NN Asso- ualm (905)433.7949 CENTRAL WHITBY.near an amenities Nice 2.1 bedroom bungalow. garage targe kt1Ch- en. AMIAW May est $875 pas whhes (905)655-5918 CODUTICF, bac., 11 3.1 bedroom. country seffft close to 431, ava lade March 15. Sm per rthphm pits heat 6 hydro. Fraftst. 725.4909 PICKERING Town Centre area. 3 bedroom sew. aved- am x1(416) 444.7391 PKURM. AMBERLEA, While's rdA" 2 back sett. 3 pals one. 1 12 basis, large Lamy am firepUtt. arc. %a, raw no smobngtpets. 9,300 plus ut*bn May 19. (905) 427.30N Mthhteig PROFESSIONAL couple wish- es b rod dot. country home in quiet am May 1st. Plate Cal (705)652 TownheNrre 1 For P409 e S-BEDRDSM townhouse Witt basenmew. 2 bast. 4 cep pkances, dose to 4a1lRd- sdn.Osttaw, availm imml Batley. NON-SMOKER. $970/ mons! a1 neWive. (905)723- 5084. AN DSIIAtIIM S" - 3 Bedroom kvmmgth bppp°ppmkrpd,= 10 oil OVIeV li-m-aSIYE. � gut 0� � Apel 1 CMRIAfE ILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 COVMN St. E Oshimr. April a May awal- ab" 434-3972. 1M UtIH1011 M. E. Osha- wa, 3 Aboddr°om lowdnn , Mack Most aodabft. call 435-33e for IFF 01 NNrm 10 vim 12 BULL SARH, and aero lot kat or two on !Iwy 012 W north Of Mynk, 1016 a pastures. mink, soft (906) 4314464. inib BEDROOM, plus private sit I ng room in country, fill. nished or uiturnrshed. use Of kitchen WhIperS. tema, pre. ferried. S385/rnomh. Seagrave 906-985.3607 snip CLEA,N BRIGHT HOUSE Whites Rd. S. and 401 Rooms for rent B&B avail.; weeklqq and monthly. Hydro staff wek-ome! 424-0042 Anna n ro- ­_ room. newly renovated. Sep. dome b�wWhsur Rd Snort lean considered 831- 9248 SOYTN AJAX, bedlsnhg room prink showeG Siert kitchen undurit parking & ycaw tociftrneitelds G*a9e a bra Some MINI storage units. Oshawa location Sir" and double units available Easy access. $100/m".(905)725-9991 khdestriel nib INDUSTRIAL UNITS 1280 Terwdlega. 1937 Sq n office warehousing $3 25 s0. h net. Call (905)579-5077 after 5. (905)571-3281. INDUSTRIA LINTS for ren or lease. Oshawa Approa 750 sq.n.. erten office spare. vrorkshop and parking 434- 5494 or After 7.5791840 r Next FAMILY HOUSEKEEPING -or- tages pool peach store. playground Camp ellord. two how s nortneav of Tororno. 1 - B8&813-2212 1 1 Pmrae Homes For San 666-0120rier53%.w. PETERBOROUGH Baca bungalow 2.2 bedrooms. 1 Shied hardwood Noor:. claw, deck. Asctxmtnodrion la a60 lot many "data, CIO" b Itwy 115. As" 1 -BEDROOM amnia is lot S12o.000.7p574249 Igo) Aprlst. fumisnediuturnrs__ VA Of rest of taboo. across PICKERING. Saw $10.000. from Pnclerrq Town Co*t & Gorgeous q any both bungler GO. vary than. femafe pre kill. 726 It fliam floor lmay. N1 It, . $375 ntltsm 905. WY - 'M 931 -0013 Our EaCeNeM I- CLAREMONT like nano Room .nth fuepim. kitchen Damn and ferr00nhr. 905449.1023 stall avalaue CLOSE to Oshawa Centre. on" room n lope, trwWy :nand noon, nein 3 oIt ll. Cost b cme Iranstt. able. UWWY Must like cl 'd roe shaker. 5350 57&5577 HARWOOD/MKNTS 3 bedroom townhouse own lir rq room, n0 smoking / no pe1S. $500. April. 1 caN even- ings; 427-75% PICKENNG - 2 BEDROOM. share with female Immo room, baW00m, kitchen. separate entrance and pu hdlg door, walk to stioppngigo sw ph. Uwrpool/12 Awtable April ISE $400 per mo lANres mckuded. (905)$31-5216 SOW E71RE0 non-smoking woman Seeks to Shm her 1600 sq. n home wish like- motAed indrin". Glendale/ Picken $700. share re- nes. 697-1551. 1 ONkw a Bow IWAL OSIIAIMA 4 Mmft Free RM 500 t0140o son. 2nd floor. from $400. main BY. 300- 1600 SOL ham M. 600 sq. n. 2 full. Am across Imm Osh. CeMre, East Oshawa. 400 son. shodstonw. CAN 434-2447 a 655554132. FOR IM or Lem. medial office space. located n busy Wlitby Shopping pad Rea- sonable rake a w o°nbdmrti- aMy gasawwd For mac ie toad" CAN 4041991 IDEAL t�pI Boost wo wrius l I on AJIL Sm pw MWoo" I&OM �1 EW A USED CAR lot for not, showroom. 7 service lays. 160 Simooe St. S. Oshawa, cal Mab. A 905 - IND ameMN Aproffice il pC�oorras wi location. Aw- 905 726 87 02 s Pka 5224.900 905.631-9727 ' REDUCED To SEu.Gorge/hw ' 4 bedroom sant Pntitnrg, close to Lake. sC hoos .all ammbn Encellem wow in ', 4' ti Now $195.000 905- 831-3130 05631-3130 SAVE THOUSANDS - on Im- macualt 2300 sq tt eaem Ito home in Saw" ant Will* aro Close to schools and butes. Gtemnorrsl brach. m. Now mast- bedroom enwxte . pits meshy wpp7des. Phi (905)66. 5701 SIX MONTH OLD. 3bdrm.. del. bnck. 21,2 bath. Open c011I I . hardwood am. lit - PLM. onshawrotrar tub, is- land kit /dShww., fly upgrad- ed. private -n01. Kngsway, For- est. N E Oshawa. $169.900 Mark (905) 720-1613 1 wumem 1IO11NG 111 ow war" marred ccuPle looking notirraluall- am assumable mortgage in 1n Ostuw aro am kine or no money down. l ■ i eevied please all Rhoda or Norm at 905.579-9676.(snp) �1 OK 'BARE SFFDRTMiIIIII Renovate as new 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses. 4 new Appliances. 526.000party income 10 weify. 5500. der, posit Good cle M. Some ret to Owes to Wailed PirCRM- N. Can Gentleman George Waler A 965726-9414. cows 1 sib s DO MMM DSHAWA. 2 - bedroom cats i for safe. 2 bi0t. with Al Josepn. days 16007, ttheirgs: 9o5n6-756e. D, 77 North Taylor Dr. (on Hoy 48, across from Shauamtr Gas Station. Maki - IM 34)drw 1 1 1 cottage. CN. broad - bo o" 0', k b' lel bath. waam 10%r Odeck. electric hO. $99. OPEN HOUSE SUI. MARCH A. 12-5 PM. 8srigeon. (US) GM - 0068 1 taFew Sib RNp' CANBI snmdock a M $1000 dM 5400 man" 547.000. CAN (613X35-•5547 UMIKADED 4 BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME, (open concept) in desirable area. Professionally finished basement, separate entrance, 2 bedrooms, etc. (905) 839-2121 (Shahla) 905-837-1806 I Land CAPITAL FINANCIAL. Cash in 72hrs at excellent rates lot any reason No liens or fees Don't pay for 3 months call gam -spm, 416-336-8245 MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out Of dept Quick without going bankrupt or WM ganwStreed Everyone accepted regardless Of credit ". Call for free information. 905-576-3505. Studrrn bans included. OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. R IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SIGNING Any canmcT3. :1 Natgages. Ing MON1iGAGES Sood. bad and Ugly Financing for Any pur- pose. rates from 4 491/6 All appkiphonS accepted Com- munity Mortgage 668.6805 - 1 ensmm rrfMip MAIZE SERIOUS ■ONEYI Y^,ur Own business wen un - ,'&W nctim poketrial. Free N how rmestagt Belli 21`51 WANTED- ENTREPRE- NEURS" WISE CRACKS - The .racked torhCrMe Olfaction solocharms olkmg exchstw c,Opportunity 1-600- 587-7325 . 1 1 P°°re Mom AJAX Home for Sale- jont BoWv Form Glen Model Own howl March 14th a 1 12.5 p.m 53 Iaontrrher Crag. 683-1214 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one IRStrtion in tete event of an error. WAuctions AUCTION SAT. MAR. 14TH AT 6 P.M. AT MYLES KING AUCTION HALL 33 HALL ST. OSHAWA Automatic washer and dryer, chesterfield and 11ove seat, leather chair and ottoman, oak coffee and end tables, antique dining room suite, an- tiques chest of drawers and dresser, 2 winged back custom made chairs, new, maple table and 4 chairs, mates bed, signed prints. oak errter- !a:nment unit, color tv.. brass easel, 4 poster bed queen size, plate collection, collection of coln5. antique center table. beds complete. swivel rocker, dishes. sdve'. china, all con- s grments welcorm. large sale plan to attend. Oshawa': most renowned and respect- ed auction serving Dur- ham lar over 38 years terms cash, no reserve MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 amPwsonais Adhul OLDER ONTARIO LA- DIES seeking diodes names 6 hown numbers, 1.900-451- 5586 ext 673. $3.49rrmn. T. 'rine Must be 16 BORED ONTANO HOUSE- WIVES - ry K; 6 Prneatt Phone ""ft . 1-900-451- 3638 old 660. $ 3 2WM , must be /8 T -tont LADIES. parapet yours-} letaxahon massage. rot or. Straq halls art you, 45 minuet 90 M.Mutes755o 'n -home avataoke Mark '905)42.5369 SPOUSE CHEATING» -E R Psychic Answer, you can know Rated I1 Police 100 000 . Clans Use us. Crit coafKMMal 24ArS. S29% mon, ?$- 1.900-451-4035 THE REGIONAL I W MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS CONSULTING SERVICES FOR A COALITION OF COMMUNITY PARTNERS INCLUDING THE REGION OF DURHAM HEALTH DEPARTMENT FOR THE PROMOTION OF A HEART DISEASE AND CANCER PREVENTION PROGRAM RFP 610-98 REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS, clearly marked as to contents will be received by Mr. Robert Gallant, Purchasing Supervisor, Region of Durham, Supply and Services Division, 60 Bond Street, West, Oshawa, Ontario, L 1 H 8B6, until 12:00 noon, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 Request for Proposal forms may be secured from the Purchasing Section, Supply and Services Division at tel. (905)571-3311. ROGER ANDERSON REGIONAL CHAIR. J.S. LORNE C.E.T, M.B.A., CPPO, Manager of Supply & Services, 60 Bond Street, West. 2nd floor, Oshawa, Ontario L' H 986 03 Announoetim - : 1 Annourrgnherhbs NO Tun TO TALK vvhy or-jr ,s your aa' YON an Awe your tilt MWIme to Send its yoer adyehse"mw PMMe slow row for us to Boob., yorr ad copy and once prior to deaftm one of our chstawe since rew"wft Mm WIN cal yow.Please rIII w r*in t0 *m your, 'OM"ft tans, address. plhan mn w and cOrmaCt name. srwraaa Fax News Advwrtislwr 9OS-579.421 B 1 0e9os 0 1 Dennis GIL.LMEISTER. PiyIhS Lucy. At the Cshawa Gener- al HosEdal on Tuesday March 10, 19N in her 75th year. Predeceased by her husband Wilfrid. Dear stepmother of Lorraine Gilkne aer-Krause. and Dor- othy Gil me W.. Daughter of the Late Earl and Sa- de Stiles. Survived by broeler Robert Stiles, sister Pairilorke and families Predeceasec! Dons C � R)Oda Chapman. For-dy, remnemb�er d by her many good friends. The family received fiends at MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 2E Oct lungston Road. Ajax ;Plckenng Village, 905-428- 8488. Funeral service was held 1n me Chapel on Fn - day. March 13. 1998. InMrment Ports R oge Memonal I 1 Panarlala :1 1 YltporaRleltts :1 1 Irrtprolarwartht : i M0"' rn7v�' RELAXING MASSAGE Sr(� &w .Sesarcc 40 King St.W (905 404-96�Y5 Attendants, 19; for busy Toronto stu- dio. High pay. Train- ing provided. Own transportation re- quired. Call Janice (416) 725-4125 COatlenron s SWGLES... D sake bar scene" rind love and Com- pamoratup a reAUIC and s* way' In-home service. SCreakdrCtlrMidentiil. lore is sharing 1.9654"11 AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 Ir try: to shM amund!!t THE DAWN OF EDEN gives a professional aura to your home. We cut & trim lawns at easily affordable rates. 725-9184 Free Estimates - Fully Insured : 1 1 Improv Owls 1 Sclaft Disposal Services Residential and Commercial 14 to 40 gJbiC yard bins for rent (905) 683-1397 24 -flours 7 -days InUExL Paper hanging, sponging and raggin Serving Dun Region slot* 1983 Fm Estimates (905)683-5838 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clwl, rehaDle service. 420-0081 ALL SAFE PRO 011MINti SCtI00l O fenng 4 dad apprrned driving course for maximwn ins rmm discount. March 16 - 19. Fee $279. Also repdr oars*: onerrd. 428-1717 SCHOOL App eve by O.S.A-0 -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free � -ftp and! drop Off (416) 287-3060 rorrg a ww Enrwtarrrr COMPE RENOV Carpon". Ginsetdry wu.c«�n+pt, rapo� nd-Oro�o�Rrr665«665- Pit lam=laAgAc�. y 6125 ►loris*:. Aptutrrw;nts. �T Onion. Appmces a Porto tai a Speaaictt Saror i Iad- Maeh Oismrrss Ummill. rrstrw foe Estrrasrs hafss:iaRa1 ssr,lka. � • 1ra.iiretiel Call 136-7m. HARRY -0 -THE - Move Move big or smali, we Dine them all! Free estim rtsiles. seniors discount, start notice moves. Ap. DCes mored. also storage space available. Comparable rales. faN (0111507.4437 or 1-NF2 33-Spi GORGEO('S MODELS 4 exo9k :bows from 120 SIRING TI!(JALS cross ftwo, a6ioes. apt.. et. Plano rtavrtg. Papurg avail". 423-0230 286-"131 Have Your TAXES r....:� :r °:�.:.r w i w Acsow" I Tar: CaaurtsRs 6&3-5 • AFFORDA 3RD • FAST Rdurdt • FREE E-1"Jras • Caprarc tan a tmsew . wirma. t f' riaTALwaNs ����. restrgdMnq, qtr •gnomonw N .i.gt N.Lia. P.1y tt.Irlea. 7Cdfor-FFffr-sftw& wt><rr W^ Nsswts�ec� �C FOf Chftwftat UP AndAIOomiiow wwYyOamwpia Cate Erd" ifri s ... a aengrwsme's bestJFlsw/ ElljiaAlYG'F 6 LASS OeuaAaardY at DLSCaE71oNl GUAR ,Ilow �$si`1 IrnIG •- ,. V urnmn a Largest Home nun 3RD ANNUAL M .THC) FA r Home & Garddn Show TSw warom -: r hod tk cwcsatm �r•"'f F . .AX u+ �C,�w :k TH OF THE 401) R1r, a tew 9z:�. in .111,• 1 1 l M llrl�1. a vk rir .. eta a'" L&A e ....,.{,•v-Y-t'i4"�wiFrr r rx s. rr<r-..-. � . < - _ .-..�.�.�.-_- ... ....., - •DESIGN •BUILD *INDUSTRIAL dean- •COMMERCIAL *RESIDENTIAL up$S e VM!M9.. bam Liearwq to OW. Boors Engineers on staff ,�,,�,,,,,,,,�,,,,�, We do all construction east i,oad:• a GIVE US A CALL "m d1e haae (905}426-6264 101 " ca a.1...1� : i sttrap : along a seorq. , 1 D'r'at "a AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 Ir try: to shM amund!!t THE DAWN OF EDEN gives a professional aura to your home. We cut & trim lawns at easily affordable rates. 725-9184 Free Estimates - Fully Insured : 1 1 Improv Owls 1 Sclaft Disposal Services Residential and Commercial 14 to 40 gJbiC yard bins for rent (905) 683-1397 24 -flours 7 -days InUExL Paper hanging, sponging and raggin Serving Dun Region slot* 1983 Fm Estimates (905)683-5838 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clwl, rehaDle service. 420-0081 ALL SAFE PRO 011MINti SCtI00l O fenng 4 dad apprrned driving course for maximwn ins rmm discount. March 16 - 19. Fee $279. Also repdr oars*: onerrd. 428-1717 SCHOOL App eve by O.S.A-0 -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free � -ftp and! drop Off (416) 287-3060 rorrg a ww Enrwtarrrr COMPE RENOV Carpon". Ginsetdry wu.c«�n+pt, rapo� nd-Oro�o�Rrr665«665- Pit lam=laAgAc�. y 6125 ►loris*:. Aptutrrw;nts. �T Onion. Appmces a Porto tai a Speaaictt Saror i Iad- Maeh Oismrrss Ummill. rrstrw foe Estrrasrs hafss:iaRa1 ssr,lka. � • 1ra.iiretiel Call 136-7m. HARRY -0 -THE - Move Move big or smali, we Dine them all! Free estim rtsiles. seniors discount, start notice moves. Ap. DCes mored. also storage space available. Comparable rales. faN (0111507.4437 or 1-NF2 33-Spi GORGEO('S MODELS 4 exo9k :bows from 120 SIRING TI!(JALS cross ftwo, a6ioes. apt.. et. Plano rtavrtg. Papurg avail". 423-0230 286-"131 Have Your TAXES r....:� :r °:�.:.r w i w Acsow" I Tar: CaaurtsRs 6&3-5 • AFFORDA 3RD • FAST Rdurdt • FREE E-1"Jras • Caprarc tan a tmsew . wirma. t f' riaTALwaNs ����. restrgdMnq, qtr •gnomonw N .i.gt N.Lia. P.1y tt.Irlea. 7Cdfor-FFffr-sftw& wt><rr W^ Nsswts�ec� �C FOf Chftwftat UP AndAIOomiiow wwYyOamwpia Cate Erd" ifri s ... a aengrwsme's bestJFlsw/ ElljiaAlYG'F 6 LASS OeuaAaardY at DLSCaE71oNl GUAR ,Ilow �$si`1 IrnIG •- ,. V urnmn a Largest Home nun 3RD ANNUAL M .THC) FA r Home & Garddn Show TSw warom -: r hod tk cwcsatm �r•"'f F . .AX u+ �C,�w :k TH OF THE 401) R1r, a tew 9z:�. in .111,• 1 1 l M llrl�1. a vk rir .. eta a'" L&A e ....,.{,•v-Y-t'i4"�wiFrr r rx s. rr<r-..-. � . < - _ .-..�.�.�.-_- ... ....., - �..........�s.:...._ .. - -- _ .. •i •'r"••.1 C,i •�.,. i.,a.4,a.li.k°.�..... • •�4• .'.'...' , `i i C. .' _ - - ' i � s , i r r • �_• : r r. •. ; ; ..:. M4= •ADV 4*I6AV.MIkJW tAAr Milli-PAG941 AJAX/DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... FREE PERSONAL, AD FREE VOICE GREETING Wk lINE15 ally oft 110141e all W" p1Qes. SH �1 Call 1-900451-3793 $2.49 per min. KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS 31 yr old. 5'8", full figured. atlradive, single mom of Iwo, smoker. Artist and writer. Likes plants and ani- -als. 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Active lady. 66, would like q yr oA NICE GUY ld, 5'5". while profes- Single. while mom, 5'1-. n the Eat end 5 8FOR C 175 36 yr old. good humored to meet r1pr1 smoking male, sional female enjoys with a sense a humor for walks, classic movlare�s SeCurelb a d financially b. single while female, S0. male loves the beach, friendship, travel. dancing, music, cooing, quiet times golf, camping, seeking a single black country music. sports. life music, cards and quiet and more. Seeking a male dining ot' 9�0 male. lo Sp, who is a and more Seeking a times. BOX 26431 conversation do dancing. ran smoker, 5'11• or taller, female. 25 to 30, who n 49 NEW Ads'■ with similar interests. for Seeks male. 38-42. who or friendship; possibly very affectionate and byes FUN, FIT AND FOOLISH companionship. possible likes to have fun BOX more BOX 11938 vvee Affectionate, single whit.BOX 14379 e relationship BOX 19102 1460p MOM a one• 38, long hair. CLASSY LADY LOTS OF LOVE TO GIVE LOADS OF FUN HERE bkxe eyes. Seeking single SO yr old. 5'5", 110 lb, rm 2. will be 23 n, I Widowed white female m y1 out, dean. disc white ran smoking male, relined, r Seeking a skin gentleman, male. 170 lbs, very ea ing3636 to 40, tole. cuddy. car- with blondehairblue �� lonig Gown hair and 57 to 65, who s a good gong. Looking for a cou sincere and sports green eyes I enjoy going to dancer to country music. to share fantasies. minded. BOX 26433 eyes. Enjoys the outdoors, movies, dining W. cuddling Let's talk soon Box 16584 golf. skiing, dining out, up by the fire. You must be 1202 BECOMING FRIENDS!f reading and more. Seeking 23 to 26, attractive and I'M A SAILOR White widow, S2, enjoys an honest male, 50's, finan- white, and enjoy the same FAMILY MINDED Single while male. 36. 5' country music, sports, flea cially secure. with things as me SOX I am a single mother of average built, ntelb markets and more. 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LETS CHAT A WHILE.. cart. and occasionaly w a I k s . / S m i les sports , who enjoys, country music. 36 yr old, 6'. 180 Ib ma going out to doww I haw a dining c u b s . dancing. hockey and quill non drinker. enjoys greet asnse a humor and out. camp rl d a ^ c i n g evenings Must be honest. things. Seeking a easy going. Treat with in9 coixhtry awaU. 80X t5822 educated and employed. attractive female for napery and respect would music and INOEPENOENT No games. I ell it tike it is. sVong. lasing be gw m back prefo a non rock. flee markets. Salty filers welcome. BOX 18587 smoker. BOX 26424 yard tabs and MOTHER! 33 yr ad 5 T srhgle rule- Bim( 30445 rM SINGLE LADIES?! OertCwh¢ Seeking tad' meth- 10 r old may seeking SEARCHING FOR YOU um built man. sept pemoent. rri~ of one; SOMETHING ELSE Y g 49 yr old. 5'6-. separated drinker. good sense a enjoys moves. music and Brurpme with brown eyes. single female. Enjoy hshin Loo so" as sournake 45 ro likes to IMM a �.1 O wish aim; `e 3D do 339. PM okofor IS. ingg owrand wept hunting. Ips � 55. to finale my k% with, d BOX 30458 vee s teehhi, honest and times. Looking for briet you aro sonous...1 am seri- LOOKING FOR LOVE likes cthidren. BOK 14158 ovow*lm 18 a 29. BOK MYSTERIOUS TINES Oust BOX 12187 SHARE MY WORLD! 30W2 Tad, very good lookin 27 yr pfd, 5'8". 150 b, black SO UMN TO OFFER! mom enjoys work W. 41 yr old. active, single NEW TO THE rattac hedvwy m- 37, amsC+ British white female, 44, cooking, travel. sports sib drAxomd mom. 5'5'. with a AREA COneidosd cuts, brume. more Seeking a sncero son. who is a very moor- 21. 125 urs. blonde hair. pminsidw temaw for hazel eyes 5.4-. 123 lbs. male for a lasaig relation- tart Part a my wore and blue Ryas. al., I , raw to 19311 calls. x0400 Likes danpirg, cycling. ship. " t9370 rred110 be excepted n any Ow areal! Enjoys dron9 qts. old rock and gWsrs. mWwnship. Looking for music and *m Whe i. NEW NTOWN! Seeks single while mall. FRIENDS FIRST 011 04 W9 in ahs WV run. Looking for 1 ividel p 35 In Old 17rolOSsional 40 o 45. aitracaiia 5 8 , PON* temake with blonde but triwidf fist. I like tour' loading to possibje rola- 5'11', kis harping out nonsmoker who is sin- nae. Enjoys ening our, cry music. skiing, dancing borehip. Cobow9 and Purl in9 out. ksNsn to den and honest or fnwid- dace msvel Ord moa- and mon. BOx 14411 Hope ane. BOK 30441 trees. and inor .! she. BOD( 14404 �in9 acompp 50's. 11980 CHAT WITH ME-.- BOK 19406 se yr ltd mother of one arching for VERY PROMISING r r rqw lI nMd sprMaa o tau r ltd. full figured. Hdr A4x4-,t44" 410016 I0. Wwt O mal* 19 to 24.. financially secure. Bbl( 14654 white fatal* with brown hair. brown SO, SNAIL VE LEAVE. _ YOUR W+NE mS t NO GAMES PLEASE! eyes and a smoker TAYLOR *7 6y THE kwY. - TAYLOR T/N(IOR? sr. 125 b. 32 yr oda sin- enjoys the cottage yillic 'MOR LAST NAME? gk p8mi I n the Oslaws Ms, fshng, canoeing Xr Till TI area, seeking a sncers, and more. Seeking a IT IS Ih i male who is net No tnancaay secure "e k 'TAY heed games. Enjoy ice male. 32 to 39. with s skating, to sunwner, brk- sander interests. BOX M to !)each. etc. 19549 Occasional drinker and non smoker BOD( 17200 ARE YOU MR- RIGHT? Are you 49 to 58, hara- some, Outgoing, good eenee a human. good per- sonakty, dancer. honest anmd or law ? Likes coun- try mueia no dependent, pYbYMNd and charming, What you gN a a whale BDK tall calls returned EBONY SEEKS IVORY 39 yr old. black mom. wino enjoys quiet tomes and mon. Seekwhg an employed. white male. 40 o 45, with snider interests. BOX 12093 GRIE ME A CALL Proiesswo" %mal* with tiormda heir. Enjoys Ia out- doors, mows, music and mora. Samilam a Chrisaen male, ?• 10 4s� wim similar aNensts. Chhddnn wal- com id. BOK 14868 ARE YOU AMBITIWIS7 27 yr old. 5'8'. 135 Ib, Caribbean mom with king black hair. Seeking a caring me* who R ambilaus. BOX 19562 NEED A FRIEND? VT. medium built, separat• ad farnafe with brown hair and green eyes. Enjoys movies, quiet walks. ewnngs out and more Seeking a male. 25 to 40, with smear interests. for frWKWV. BOX 19651 WELL ESTABLISHED Active professional lady, S2, mother d 2. Mies god, sliming, outdoors arw good conversation, etc. Seeks attractive. successful. white male. 48 to 55. non smoker. with similar interests tot possible long term relatan- shp. BOX 19687 WORTH WAFTING FOR 5'5-. 135 IQ &MAC" tamale who enjoys me"M M" 'and Ir finer Irngs n Me. a cis.. gusihed If h� pka, wish simiw iitwe , BOK 34040 COUNTRY LADY Divorced 59, 51', aaraaiv" tamale. kDokirg ler a mos wakto ,Ovies. driv0s n the cour". POW form radiation- aDlrs or*A Box 30456 onill SEARCHING FOR nos 59 yr old, 5' divorced for aka. smoke, with blur a�dinirg oul. Slikes movies. � - mala. BOK 11767 TEDDY BEM TYPE Early N8, 5T, 190 b a6ncaNe, while ftimak. seeks woo low mak. 10.58, over 6' and over 200 be, whod whohorksr WON haa�a'.I- h ia.' k ""tarty wrlks. mm"kNs. WX 1175 a 91a URE WNATVOU NEAR? 34 yr old, 57 medum build man wsh sense o Memo. Videaa BLikes im( 1454 7w a complete of Abomly To1lf loot an iw is W1P://wwwe TAKE A CHANCE 39 yr old, 541-. hml figured, atlpera%d fa,amale. VAe ih a�cards, der- Seeking a MOW 3910 45, wit 8imwlw inane% SM 14733 NEW A COHiMNON? 941 yr oda Sb', ftractiv" .E�' a treat galKla rh� ��a 11MM. cote. am 19164 � T I DOWN TO EARTH! Single white ferrulei with dependance, looking to a sngle white male 2S to 35. with a tun disposition, down o earth and looking to start a relauonshril BOX 14199 NO COMMITUENTS Single motnef. 33, 5'4', medium build. long dark haw with red highlights and big green eyes. Enjoys moves, chug out. music• parties and more. Seeking sinlgle male. 33 o 40. race unimportant, for friendship and possible mora, but no commdmanitsf BOX 26411 A GOOD THING Separated at rmale. 3S. 5'4-, medium build, hazel eyes. brown hair. honest, of aebonak. nonsmoker. Mas clildno and terminals. nhovka, dancing, troveft etc. Looking o meet an ado w m. norismioluto 4'2f. for BOK 30452 EASY GOING Sisk bmw. 37. with no s�0 alf.rdiorh.H. Sodft K snot hei"d. medllah blis man, 37 to 45. soligle. Enjoys �•e k•rwr a musk. We" dnig om outdoors, social dritat red"W, quest term viii gnhdei BM 3D453 ARE WE A MATCH? 49 ys old, good humored sift% %,a%. non smoker, enjoys most kinds a music, movies. dots, gwagt salts, nes markets. Chinese rood, antiquate and mora Seeking a mak WWI swww k&KOMes r 11910relatkinall Q REMEII WA FRES•-. sewn, separated while Ilflha1R 39.5'4'. If you are a � amolionaly aecuat. aingk whin nhafo, 36 045. over 5'10' wish a hit hand d task call mal BOX 11921 FRIENDS FIRST I awn 19. brown haw and brown eyes Looking ler someone, 20 to 26. from I e Cobourg arse. BOX 30446 44M CAI 11-1111111"11-3M $2.49 99r 9111. NEW BEGN MOM - Adventurous, single whip mal*. non smmoker, enjoys travel outdoors, dining, quell times, etc- so" a angle female wahh no dspwhd.mts r to 45, who is senstw. caring horst and aw ployed. n the Dufhain ata BOD( 11636 LAUGH WITH ME_ 35 yr old. very tall. sem, m9a *. Ioha "w&k movies, country music aid lakvisbn n le evenwgs. Non smoker. non dnnken and dwidkss. So" an attractive lwmake to to* am.. BCK 11962 SETTLING DOM 49 yr old father a one was n Dow=& Seeping a %mala to trews down with. Likechildren... BONE 11988 SEARCHING FOR YOU_ 43 yr old. divorced probes- sioral male, 5'11', 160 los, enjoys wioftig out cook• M Warvot. good Win aid Seeking Profes- sional• slim, attractive %mak afro is a non smo k- w, honest. afbcuona%and Mies chhidres BOX 12061 HEY, YOU NEVER KNOW 19 yr old mals, 5e', 160 b with showed hind Mss the outdoors Seeking a %nal wiz anja/M on ouldoors and country music. Give me a qL BOK 13424 GIVE A CALL 6'2'. 190 b malt elm music. Seeks tingle flmhak Aids ok. BOX teeeeDD11 HEART OF GOLD Whin Professional mals. your Ws. 5'S'. 150 lbs. with a 9 yr old son, ping, honest and aaaCfiOnsls. Enjoy outdoors, QUW timse. auris and mora. Strong iN" Volume, nonsmoker, occasional or~. tit. knencraay snow*_ Seekrg a attractive sum. it lady, 40 o 50. wino is financially secure. BOX 26407 Tall, slom, annoct.e. 45, wxtaigsnt. secure. rospon- sble, respecIM cOnsider- aro. honest. easygoing Ma" onloys in". cuitings and wrot evatigs eogeln- or, Seeking am". dark haired. a0rae6w. pkraan, easygoing, under tidy for WNW p BOItB�( T34 0 JUST PICK MP a f . Kid a now b PLEASE TEACH ME... � r� Straight acting. Bi curious o14 6'1-, black male. 30, 5'8", 130 lbs. M a I e slim. enjoys fixing cars Mat 10 party and just about anything, a n d have Seeking another Si curi- some tun. 11 YYWW Looking for for a tnendshp.. BOX ismaw tw 12073 Inendsnp and o haw some fun. ossa mintionslhp. WX GET IN SHAPE Black male. 27. 57- REAM SET, CALLI 19 yr old mal* with sum build, 145 AM feakig %oaks 191024, who w ilojs WINDina 0 MR l3and gong11hap aE MY BEST F19EN0 45 yr old %ler a two young 1 g r � hidchildrenborths pardon to start ale over with. I am a Mmotrt social dritkw and driver a truck for a wig. Enjoy Ise marline, muchoaMyard son nma BM 15810 OUTGOING MALE 30 yr old male with black eef hair and brown eyes. 5'11-, sy 150 lbs, outgoing and de attractive. Low long walks. BOX music and animals. BOX 18749 HAIR STYLIST �. 20 yr old 5'9•. 150 b. down gent. to earth, attractive whore in9. male with blue eyes, likes g. moves, gong out for walks, the dinner and more. Seeking a movies, brunette female. 5'9" and d. 120 lbs, BOX 18647 in t. MAKE THE MOST OF iT! 5'T. 165 lb may with black how rs tnwhciaay secure Enjoy mountain biking, le. comPmg. canoeing, "di ng - many bung. quiet nights at home sin+. and long walks. Seeking an a aBNebc and fit female. 23 to reWgnshp. 32. who is spontaneous BOX 33012 PREFER SINGLE MOMS a 36 yr old. sed employed 9. single dad seeking an and aaractnra single 1«nale. 25 4100( b 35. wO frons ntereafo Enjoy mows, music and 9 hats BM 10624 et ng FRIENDS FIRST ed Sett employed. 5' 11- 200 a b divorced mob. 33. lues workNig wt. moves. denc- in9 and quest nights. Seeking a female. 21 o 31. mal*• who lilac Ine some Want yh someone fill. BOD[ 107M berhds ARE WE ALIKE? BOK seeking a temale veno likes parM^g_ 9p• camp- ,ng- outdoors. me -M. . I 24. and moil. I am 24, outgo - imp, fun and new to aw Oshawa arM. BOK 10854 BfWfUM MAN 33 yr old, good look- t�OhC l ng, fun 10110,1019, 5.9'. NA. 165 b male seeing 3 femel*. 25 to 35. to shaft rwnfts and a true relationship Enjoy wash. soc- cer, hires. woo i g Out. gow%j out. h Imovies, discos, tenth dubs. etc. BOX loom BLUE-EYED GUY 39 yr old. 6. m rdeirn I. good looking single /Mur. smoker and sadoin dirmtrer. -JOYS moves. quiet dw1- rws. sports fmdinmint .0 someone -=41- ust be very understanding. BODI 10912 OMRESTING TIMES-.. Sun couple in our lap 30 s. seeking a sion lennels for BOK ardwasting encounters. .OUST CALL ME! Cktiwh, fit. discreet white mob. 40. seeking a caliph, d you are nteresgd...af ms soon. BOX 12295 ENJOY MANY THINGS wry canmmihd, empfoys4 39 yr ole, 6',' mak eryoys bungee Mmm0in9. had Oct. wig. bass Sider, music. oularts, aft. beemg forMore !Italy Ironic-.. Bads 12990 �mY Seeking senmaar who warning to e go" to know • a C h Cd «her ah. seep at It1 1 1- 39. S'11-, 100 los, HIL active. good looking and tlmiagd with one Chhi1Q Iia Halve wasus, jpggM wlahing out wit waifjftts 4:..arW 30 much mon. BOX 14278 OFAW TIMES IF,". to while mala, who is a mwtwngooskwr. romantic and %gym sk, 39s I d lSeeking a uta a grow Iia No children am tIne ARE YOU EXCn*M Good looking built. 51r. Iarlhala 19 o 35, aft -aa to haw privet., doema ancatrtwa BM 19790 KEEP THE FIRE BURNIN PLEASE TEACH ME... Ex single dad, 40. good Straight acting. Bi curious shape, good mind. I enjoy male. 30, 5'8", 130 lbs. native art, culture. canoe- slim. enjoys fixing cars ng, kayaking. Ifnerlor and just about anything, camping and playing ball. Seeking another Si curi- A Your in good shape, ous male who is discreet, adventurous. spontaneous for a tnendshp.. BOX and Passionate. give me a 12073 ad. 1.11 give it my all, kids ok. BOX 26390 LOOKING FOR YOU GET IN SHAPE Black male. 27. 57- 40 yr young. 6 165 Ib, hand- Looking to meet a honest. some 9e1^rMh mlean sincere. young may, 25 TO biowniblonde haw, nonsmok- 35 with in Durham Area. or and a hone owner Enjoys BOX 26396 the outdoors, skabrg, big walks. working out. tensile We and mareL.00kir ler a 1 7 7 7 f female. 30's. with smifar 1 rhterests. BOD( 252W Call 1-900-151-3793 52.19 per min. I FUN ATTRACTIVE GAL Seeking someone 20 to 24. Call1-900-451-3793 with the same qualities- 1 $2.49 per min- am a female who ,s easy o - fah to. go to school and CALL ME SOON work Part amp. 8 you aw* 24 yr ltd. 5' 10'. 160 b may we would be a good «joys dancing, dining, match .can ms! BOX MovM aid sports SeMung 14750 a gay mala. 18 to 30, with swrww interests. BOD( 16905 SPICE UP YOUR LIFE!! NO OLDER THAN 25! Tad slender attract" B. 5'8", 130 Q 21 yr old Gay fwnjle seeking; a IN of - mal* ar" romewnce. par- for ofotiC adventure. I am n ryng. mhpras,sIC. Seeking a nl*tionshmp wah a lon- defnd guy BOX 10898 a good IoCkng. fan mal* who enjoys gang out. BOK LETS GET TOGETHER 11019 23 yr old. 5'3. 725 Ib. FUN TIMES 2s yr ltd. 5 '0- 160 o male who arI working out and hsvng a good one Seeking a black or when mal* for fun W"" . BOK I law GIVE ME A CALL 35 yr old. tau and siva, sap - anted mal*. seftir a MW times 807( for fun ti 12023 KEN SEEKS G.I. JOE 30 yr old. 5 6' 130 Ib. mas- culne. gay, male with t7pWVO@n eyes. dark tar and a mustache. Enjoys "Ofigy's. 42114, cars, good Conversation and mors Seeking a mate. 25 to 35. with similar interests. BOK 14635 CASUAL FRIENDS 32 yr old. 0. curious mal*. leaking a a CUnous mal*. IS to 35. for casual encoun- lifirs, Possible BOD( 14753�� THE UNEXPECTED 36 yr old. gay white -hate who enjoys dancing Owning out. Moines, sports and mea. Seeking a gay mals, 18 to 40, with smiler inter- ests. BOX 17027 FNER THINGS N LIFE 26 yr old, male who en joys IM wwhe, haseciack rKw4 romantic evenings. long waft, boaches. sports and more. Ssalvhg an outgoing employed male. 25 to 30. with seta ntweus. BOX 17131 READY. SET, CALL 27 bov n ir and maleywiet fawith 1 a til b k. MaBOD( 8448 CASUAL FUN 40 yr old, 5'T. 170 b. whet mal* see" a mal*. 25 to 40, for casual anpoun%ra Box 18969 YES OR NO 36 yr old gw white male seeks anolio guy, whit male. 18-50, any, race. BOX 14461 DwwERENTTHOM Manned bi curious male ler a first enoou tier BM 158M SEEM IAERESiNCT Attached cc plc mid 40's. seeking bi curious make, for discreet. adult fun. BOX 14391 ALL N OOOOTIME Pro%ssional hrlmile mak enjoys maws, dwiem therefore, and dining in or out So aldoors. Seek himhd snip first, possibly, mora Mw. BOK 10122 TAKE A CHANCE Tal, Ihit bi mala, mid 29's, fif. Disc tion ma diad veli Mau expected and assured. BSI 26409 INCERELY YOURS = Durham's waq to meet successful singles like qoufself attract." limale with brow+ her and blue eyes. Seeking M aMucmve. to ainous larval* for Inend ftp and fun. BOK 18820 NEW TO AREA 23 yr old, attracirve. b curi- ous female, 5"3. 125 be seeks d curious tsaab who is attractive, and likes Children for nmsndsn,p and hrh Loam" a message with names and number BOX 14495 SEEKING THE SAME! Or curious mer ie 30 90WAldr , a prol*SSMorW. Oreille, Pallia and 95 be Seeking anoew woman for a first tine encounter, I pies Ms so to diWawt arta exoecr the same I like as type of music, cooking. rmdinq an and tnplfe 9M 109120 SOUND LIKE YOU? 36 yr old. Gay white motor of ons enjoys drrprs. hWbPV Out, Sealing adfarr nne. Gay white vernal*. 29 to 3ti, who Mies kids. ler a relationship BOX 10478 LOOKING FOR FUN Bi curious lemaie. ookng fur otrw a curious or a females for first time encounters. Cleanliness and discretion assured. and a must. BOX 26389 Ca111-9sD4m4 3 $2.49 Per mis. 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