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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_03_17tea: bpe By Kom sll/lom Staff reporter Durham Council has demanded the provincial government start spending more now on long-term care for people with dementia to avoid making the cur- rent situation worse. Region sen ices for senior, hranch director Sharon Swain talc, !)u -ham PICKERING EDITION Council Wednesday the "phenomenal growth" in the population of seniors will result in more cases of dementia, a se- vere impairment of memory and reason- ing, which includes dis-1 1-4 w::a�ivii! and damaged brain tissue. About three- quarters of dementia patients have Alzheimer Disease. "We need to _yet busy building more WwMuw� On the rocks Chris Feltertoi of Team FX concentrates on his delivery while compering in the 33rd annual St. Patrick's Curry Bonspiel at the Annandale Curling Club in Aiax Satur- day. The mixed event attracted a number of teams from Annandale as wd as outer area curling dubs. Fehertoi and his mates played a team from Scarborough. WHAT'S INSIDE HOW TO REACH US EdiffriOF Page ..............6 Class AW .................13 Innate DhrppinB .............8 GrOM al .............683-5110 Spain ...................15 Ow NNUM ........683-3005 Email ....newsroomMdurhatm.net Atlteiion Un .........683-7545 Web sloe www.drrlauaastrs.net Vol. 33, No. 11 Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 arch 17, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 beds," said Ms. Swain. Over the next 20 years, the number of dementia cases in Durham will increase by 336 per cent, she predicted. Con poul—rding 'Lith is a lack of space to care for people with moderate to se- vere dementia. "It takes one year to get a bed in Durham Region. We have the only urh places with secured placements. We're the only game in town;' Ms. Swain said. "We're behind 2,008 places. It could be beds or home care. The figures are con- servative, so it could be worse" She reported a 100 -bed home for the LARRY Y aged costs about $10 million to build. O'CON "We need to come up with some plan- 'Quite a severe See REGION/Page 2 situation' Crown makes case for convictions GAGNON MURDER TRIAL SUMMATIONS BEGIN By Stephen Shaw Durham Staff The murders of Roger Pardy and Ken Thomas were part of a "carefully orchestrated plan" by two men to rob a local gun shop and ..shoot to kill" anyone who got in their way, a jury was told yesterday. "These people went in armed in such a way to shoot however many people that may be an obstacle ... what all this shows is a complete and utter disregard, indeed contempt for human life," Crown attorney Greg O'Driscoll said in his closing address. "Compelling" evidence in the trial proves beyond a shadow of a doubt Ronald lames Woodcock and Roshan Nourozah "acted in concert" as they executed with military -style precision a robbery for guns at Gagnon Sports Sept. 14, 1994, Mr. O'Driscoll said. He said the first step in their plan was to steal a car to use in the robbery. And it was during that crime and through nothing more than sheer fate that Mr. Tlttomas of Pickering crossed his killers' path, suggested Mr. O'- Driscoll. Mr. Thomas, 55, was last seen at a Canada Employment Centre in Richmond Hill shortly after noon that day, court has heard. Some time soon after that he was "forcibly seized" and taken to a remote area near the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station where he was killed "execution style;' Mr. O'Driscoll said. Mr. Thomas was likely forced to kneel and shot once through the back the neck, and three more times in the head as he fell to the ground, the Crown contends. "If ever there was a first degree mur- der scene it surely was that," said Mr. O'Driscoll, adding jurors need not con- clude which man pulled the trigger to find both guilty, only that both were involved in the killing. The most "horrible aspect" of Mr. Thomas's slaying was that "it could have been any one of us," Mr. O'- Driscoll said. Within three hours of the killing, the masked robbers burst into Gagnon Sports. It is the Crown's position Mr. Woodcock was the shorter robber who entered first and, armed with a silenced weapon, started shooting with "horrible efficiency." KENNETH THOMAS Pickering man murdered See CROWWPage 3 Ballroom dancers.in step for Sbr Ball AJAX — Some of Ontario's tario Star Ball in the HMS Ajax The night of dance kicks off at best hoofers will trip the light Room of the Ajax Community 7 p.m. fantastic in Ajax Saturday. Centre for the province's best For more information on the The Let's Dance Club of Ajax and most experienced ballroom event call Veronica Sliva at 665 - is presenting its 27th annual On- and Latin dance competitors. 9547. WJ W_ FACE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTIS R TUESDAY, MARCH 17, Me Region calls on Province REGIOW/Page 2 ning strategy for ourselves." Ms. Swain said Peel Region is trying to arrange a meeting with the Health Minister to discuss the situation. Durham health and social services committee chairman and Brock Coun- cillor Larry O'Connor said the need for more space is becoming critical as peo- ple on the waiting list for beds are in ad- vanced stages of dementia. "The ones we're talking about are the worst cases. It's quite a severe situation. As the population ages. the inci- dence of Alzheimer increases, Ms. WHAT IS MY BEST INVESTMENT CHOICE? E ` . "FREE" Fiwa1111dcl C"Switstlaw 666-8245 Debbie Morgan 1-aea� 11 Fortune Investment Corp ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Denim Event flyer, included in this newspaper the week of March Z 1998. Please note: page 7 -Tommy Hilfiger Sides. Incorrectly Shown: They are men's Ades and are only available in Men's Store Sixes. We smoerely apologize to our valued gAtomers and regret any icmwenwrice or canhrsw the may have E ATO N'SI Join us for our fun -filled Adoption Center Event featuring "Mike" our 1998 Adoption Center Exclusive Event Figurine on Saturtday. 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Excludes Factory outs is and Cleera! ce cantles. Personal sh0P9*V only Complete details in store. Crown gives CROWN/Page 3 shot within "OK, this is it. This is a holdup. Everybody down," the surviving victims testi- fied the robber command- ed. He then opened fire on those who hesitated. Em- ployee Randy Jenkins was shot in the arm when he turned to the gunman and said "You got to be joking" and customer David Spicer was shot in the arm and chest when he turned to face the robber. The Crown alleges Mr. Woodcock then advanced "combat -style" towards the counter, where Mr. Pardy was slightly crouched and still on the phone with cus- tomer Ian Campbell. Mr. Pardy managed to whisper into the phone he was being robbed when the gunman shot him twice, once in the head, killing him. "Is that not a cold and deliberate act?" Mr. O'- Driscoll put to jurors. Customer George Har- lampopoulos was then shot in the head as he "ran for his life" and a bullet just missed the head of em- ployee Wesley Glaspell. Mr. O'Driscoll urged ju- rors to reject any attempt by the defence to portray the shootings as a "robbery gone bad;' noting the vic- tims were all unarmed. `"These people were en- tirely defenceless;' Mr. O'Driscoll said. 'All were closingaddress to fury seconds... All of the shots were fired at the head area or the upper body area... "The gunman cleared a path for Mr. Nourozali and in doing so displayed a willingness to shoot to kill or shoot to wound. He shot people without provoca- tion." Based on the testimony of the victims and ballis- tics evidence a "homemade silencer" was used by the gunman, indicating the shooting was planned prior to the robbery, the Crown said. Mr. Woodcock and Mr. Nourozali have pleaded not guilty to two counts each of first-degree mur- der, four counts of attempt- ed murder and a slew of other charges. DNA evidence has proved beyond a doubt Mr. Nourozali was the robber who smashed the gun case, cutting himself in the process and bleeding on a shard of glass, and scooped I 1 guns into a duffel bag, said Mr. O'Driscoll. And it was "far from just coincidence" he and Mr. Woodcock were seen together leaving what the jury has been told was a London "clubhouse" the morning after the robbery. Nor was it a coinci- dence, Mr. O'Driscoll said, the pair and a third man, Deryck Thompson, were arrested six months later following a robbery near Tips sought on who walked off with store safe Durham Regional Police and Crimestoppers are asking for the pub- lic's assistance in solving a break, enter and theft in Pickering earlier this month. Sometime during the overnight hours of Manch 7 and 8 someone managed to walls off with a safe belonging to Pier I Imports at 1755 Pickering Parkway after forking open a door on the north side of the builiing. The safe contained a substantial amount of cash and `Pier I' gift certifi- cates of different denominations. The suspect(s) also caused about $200 dam- age to the building during the break and ender. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call police at (905) 579-1520 or Crime Stoppers at I - 800 -222 -TIPS. Crime Stoppers will pay a casts reward for any information that will lead to an arrest in this incident. Callers never have to give their name or testify in court. Crime stoppers does not use call display. IT'S TRU_ E Rat Galbraith lewelters regular prioa on tidd drains are lower ttga many sale prion. Call us at 683-0407 or drop in - we're is the old Ajax Plaza on Harwood Ave. next to Home Hardware. London, in which Mr. Woodcock "deliberately shot an innocent customer" in the leg, the jury was told. At the time Mr. Nourozali and Mr. Thomp- son were in possession of two .45 calibre semi-auto- matic handguns stolen dur- ing the Oshawa robbery. Court has heard the weapons were fired in a string of holdups, crimes the Crown contends were committed by Mr. Wood- cock and Mr. Nourozali. Mr. O'Driscoll said the evidence "overwhelming- ly" points to Mr. Wood- cock as the triggerman in the Oshawa robbery and not Mr. Thompson, a theo- ry suggested by the lawyer for Mr. Woodcock. The descriptions given by witnesses of the shoot- er, Mr. O'Driscoll said, are "bang on" with Mr. Wood- cock's height and stature. He agreed jurors may wonder whether Mr. Thompson, an avid out- doorsman who knew Mr. Pardy and Mr. Jenkins and visited Gagnon Sports in the past, had knowledge, and possibly even involve- ment in the robbery. "Did Mr. Thompson share with you perhaps everything he really knows about what occurred? Keep in mind he is the lifetime best friend pal of Mr. Woodcock," said Mr. O'- Driscoll, suggesting Mr. Thompson tailored his tes- timony to "help" Mr. Woodcock. 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WMitetapri/Si W- Sizes 11,12,13,1-4. PST HARWOOD BUSINESS CENTRE HARWOOD AVE. & HWY #2 (NEXT TO BUSINESS DEPOT) 427-6044 t emu is pod as booft ft of =wa ar poll b: n- eaxatiM camw Se rely for - —M eaumm a..or" — The eawdiax Fa-xds.mx for Aid. Ra 4 Wwb ommwhw &WO PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 17,111 Pain, Pain go away. Patients0 backchiropractic Care 4 Stephen Utegan Special to the news advertiser As many as 80 per cent of us will develop back pain in our lifetime. And in most cases, it's sim- ply a case of the straw that broke the camel's back, says Dr. Kevin Finn, a chiropractor at the Pickering Medical Centre. One may attempt something as simple as bending to tie a shoe, and will suddenly suffer agonizing back pain. "Time after time, doing it im- properly, you get small injuries that don't heal and then they compound upon each other, and finally one day (you) end up here;" says Dr. Finn. "After you've gotten care, you feel more alert;" says Mary Lou Laramee, a Pickering resi- dent and chiropractic patient. "I feel like a lot of stress is held inside, and that helps re- lieve the stress. You just feel like you've more alive." "I would like to see people understand what we do and know about the conditions we can help — backaches is one thing, headaches is another — and know that it's safe;' says Dr. Finn. "I was really anti -chiroprac- tor;" reports Amanda Hendy of Brooklin, who suffered sciatica caused by her pregnancy. "At first, it frightened me. I tried everything else, so I thought OK, (I'll try it as a) last resort." Her condition trapped the sciatic nerve, located in the hip and thigh area, when her body was thrown out of alignment due to the extra weight. She was "almost incapable of walking, the pain (was, h.,,i I Photo by Andrew hrsaowski Pickering chiropractor Dr. Kevin Finn adjusts the spine of patient Audrey Beaudry during a recent visit_ Dr. Finn says that, as scientific evidence mounts supporting spinal care offered by the chiropractic profession, more referrals are coming from medical doctors. came here (three -and -a -half years ago) and they got rid of the sciatica. Now (a visit to the chiropractor) is the first thing I do. N(,ti in her second pregnan- cy, Ms. Hendy has returned to prevent the condition from re- curring. "Within five minutes of me walking in here with a terrible (blinding) headache, ;ust click! and it was fine" "There aren't really any se- vere side effects" to chiropractic treatments, says Dr. Finn. "It's a lot safer than most other (treat- ments). That's my philosophy. Try it this way first because it's not invasive, it's not adding any- thing to your system. We treat them with our own hands only. We don't use any drugs" "About 10 years ago, I could- n't walk;" recalls Ms. Laramee. A was literally crawling on my hands and knees. I went to the chiropractor then, and he fixed the problem. After that, it's more keeping your body well - tuned. You can feel yourself needing it. Ultimately it be- comes almost a prevention, like a maintenance plan" Historically, the medical in- dustry has looked down on chi- ropractic care. "A lot of it was based on not knowing what we did and the fact that it was different;" says Dr. Finn. But, "it's a lot better now," as there is more scientific evidence to support spinal manipulation. "Opinions are changing. We've got a lot of referrals from (doc- tors). It's becoming more main- stream." Neil Stokes of Brooklin is with the Metro Toronto Police force and has seen a chiroprac- tor since 1986. "I think, like doctors, like po- lice officers, there are good ones and there are bad ones;' says the detective, who was hurt in an on -duty fight. "I think you've got to shop around. I think (my chiropractor has) hands of gold. I'm very body -sensitive, and he can fix me up pretty good" Blood donor clinics on March 26 and 27 The hours are being extended for a two-day blood donor clinic next week so commuters will have the chance to give the gift of life. The clinic is being held on Thursday, March 26 and Friday, March 27 from 3 to 8 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre, on Brock Road at Hwy. 401 in Pickering. The goal is to collect 110 units each day. Supplies of group O blood are extremely low. It's the most common blood type, so it's usually the most need- ed. In emergencies, group O can be given to patients of other blood types. Each unit is divided into four components — red cells, plasma, platelets and cryoprecipitate — so up to four people can be treated with each donation. _ Healthy individuals aged 17 to 70 can donate and must rimesto ers honoured have valid identification, including one piece with a pho- ptograph. pDonors must wait 56 days between donations. The Ajax Optimist Club recently honoured the efforts of local students in their fight against crime with plaques and cheques to help student Crimestoppers programs In their schools. On hand for the event were (from left) Mary Shea, board member of the Durham Crimestoppers, Chrissy Cannata of Ajax High School, Geninne Bridge of Pickering High School, Chris Vida of Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School, Chris Mowatt, also of Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School, and Cliff Hawker, past -president of the Ajax Optimist Club. Cheques for $100 will be put towards ongoing in -school programs. Among those possibly receiving blood are accident and burn victims, cancer patients, transplant recipients, people with blood disorders and those undergoing major surgery. If you have any questions about the eligibility of your medications or a health condition, call 1-800-701-7803 or 416-974-9900 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. and ask for nursing. You can also call the local Red Cross office at 420- 3383. Ajax and Pickering community news briefs Bus a `godsend' for needy in Central America PICKERING — A Handi Trans bus put out of commission here has been given a new lease on life helping i the poor in Guatemala. "It's been a godsend," Dr. Sam Martin of the Arms of Jesus Chil- dren's Mission says of the bus, which was purchased from Pickering Tran- sit and revamped to meet its new pur- pose in Central America The vehicle, which was driven to Guatemala by two men involved with the mission, was equipped with a fridge and sink and now serves as a mobile clinic and a food and clothing distribution centre. "It can go into the rural areas to help needy children;' says Dr. Mar- tin, adding the bus has already been used by groups from an Oshawa church and a Pickering church visit- ing the arca in February to build homes for the poor. "They saw first- hand the effectiveness of this vehicle i in meeting the needs of the poorest of the poor;' says Dr. Martin, pastor of Bayfair Baptist Church in Pickering. "Ibcy travelled on the bus to vari- ous outreach centres where they were able to distribute clothing, medi- cine...and to encourage families through showing love and compas- sion. "it is true to say an old bus has a new lease on life and continues to serve people in need:' The Arms of Jesus Children's Mission is based in Pickering. For more information on the mission call 509-6140. French books on display at Ajax library AJAX — A display of French - language children's books is at the main branch of the Ajax Public Li- brary until the end of next week. The display is sponsored by the French Embassy in co-operation with France Edition, a non-profit organiza- tion which helps French book editors become better known and promote their books overseas. The books will be on display until March 27 and can't be borrowed, but patrons can examine them. The collection includes baby books (bdb6-livres), picture books for younger children, chapter books for new readers, fiction cartoons (bander dessin6m) for older children, new editions of children's classics, refer- ence books and dictionaries for all levels. Many of the books *are avail- able from French -language book- stores in Ontario. For more information, call Cindy Kimber at the library at 6834000. • Pickerinj forum Al AJAX — The diversity of Ajax is being celebrated Saturday, April 4. The annual Ajax Multicultural Festi- val is being held, showcasing the various ethno-cultural groups in the community. The theme is Bringing the World Togeth- er, the festival also celebrates the Inter- national Day For the Elimination of Racism, which is on March 21. "Me Ajax Multicultural Festival brings together people from all walks of life, representing many nationalities and cultures. They include children, teens and adults and include both established and budding musical and performing artists;' co-ordinator Paul Pakyam says. Events will be held from 9:30 a.m. to S p.m. at the McLean Community Cen- tre, at the corner of Westney Road and Magill Drive. The logo for the festival was designed by Theresa McLellan, who runs the Ajax -based firm of Piggy Back Designs and Communication with Kevin Leonard. ' This winning design, one of more than 25 submitted, truly captures the multicultural spirit that typifies life in Ajax:' Mr. Pakyam says. "It's a bright, bold and dynamic way for us to promote a very exciting and colourful community event , Hosting the festival are CFTO-TV an- chor Ken Shaw and Shannon Duff, who plays the role of Allison on the children's programme Kratt's Creatures. .'Especially because my own heritage is multicultural, I think it's great to raise fosters better race relations PICKERING — Residents are invited to attend the third annual Race Relations Forum being held Wednesday, March 25 by the Pickering Advisory Committee on Race Relations and Equity. The forum will begin at 7 p.m. in the council cham- ber at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Es- planade. It will be one of many events to be held throughout the country io commeiiiufate "iiiied 1141at,ois ii1iciila- tional Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimina- tion. This year's theme for the Pickering event is 'Through Our Eyes'. It will feature a dialogue between youth and senior community stakeholders on issues which young peo- ple believe are important. As well, area high schools will be reinforcing the anti -discrimination message through song, music, drama and artistic presentations. The keynote speaker for the evening will be Traci Melchor from City Pulse Entertainment, City -TV. Ms. Melchor, a former Pickering High School student, is the popular entertainment anchor and reporter with City Pulse at 6. This year's forum will also mark the release of a booklet entitled 'Through Our Eyes — Literary Works on Race Relations by Pickering's Youth'. The booklet will be presented to everyone attend- ing the forum. It features poetry and essays from se- nior public school children, exploring racism and di- versity issues. Eleven local schools participated in the project. Forum organizing committee chairman Roland Rutland says he hopes the booklet "will become an important teaching aid, and a catalyst for change, for teachers, students and members of the community who are keen to promote equity, positive race relations and human rights awareness in the community" For more information phone the Town of Picker- ing's department of culture and recreation at 420- 4620. ax celebrates cultural deiverstyi DAILYI3IARCH BREAK SPECIALM $ 25 ALL SEATS 4 ALL AGES ALL SHOWS March 13 - March 22 10 DAYS ONLY ftdit to Psy L%H1 INS W up t0 $500 In Cub obcm is Pay cash and save W don't pay until 1999• (OAC) up to $500 .o,,,,4 o,,, Cmw A Union Energy dealer o cl-Is and services they sell. AN units carne with an optional silver (five � or Odd (ten year) parts and labour vwrranty. This offer expires April 20, so call now to rie office 0 inion nearest you for details: % unin L"_ cam" tf T NOwTM gum oillnaaB .•.snow .....w1► a�aaoorst 213 OUEE N ST SOUTH 1104 OOVEROOURT STREETSVILE RO. 11101111% roar r..arwr arwwoK 7676 17480 YOr4f ST. WOOOSO4E AVE. ►EWAAMOMT •e.•..•ww weoT�BSBr T1s ••p was wnsr�onrrr► 780 MOMMOU Y 1380 HONKS 3T. R L VA*TBY PM 4101141•N f4`161 •8741000 f•Mi 179-4440 "" SM* 1141e4 7064W" wM /=•pili awareness of multiculturalism in this way. On April 4, people will be able to join in an atmosphere of harmony and fun. Racism needs to be put to an end and this event is a great first step towards it," says Ms. Duff, an 18 -year-old Archbish- op Denis O'Connor Catholic High School student. Opening the festival will be the Durham Regional Police Band at 9:30 a.m. The opening ceremonies will be at 10 am. with Ajax Mayor Steve Parish, MPs Dan McTeague and Judy Longfield and MPP Janet Ecker. During the day, there will be perfor- mances by the Young Singers of Ajax, the Chinese Dragon Dance, Silence is Music, a hearing-impaired children',, choir, The Palestine Group, the Hum- mingbird Steel Pan Band, The Japanese Drum Group, Aboriginal dancers, African Kwi drummers, and the Indian Tasha Drums. Other events planned include a Toronto Raptors Skills Clinic and auto- graph session, a visit by some Toronto Argonauts, and an appearance by the CBC's Royal Canadian Air Farce. At 3:30 p.m., there will be a children's ethnic costume competition, followed by an ethnic fashion show. Closing the festival will be the Juno Award nominated 'punjabi by nature'. The concert will be held at 6 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Rcx>m in the Ajax Communi- ty Centre ()n Centennial Ro,ad- .r' ttit .•'��-1, :�t1• tt♦�1�, •If1tt►�+♦ -�• f • •�e •,tr •♦ •. •. • r• s : - J:'.i � �t'.�I �r�'�' � !•'' R 1, ,4 t' .+t�i•� i•ie'i •ti '�"�� it•i •'.'�'�•s't i 1 .' • �1ti"%�.i.. �.1 r .a �r�� y ` - �� it I.t{�\ �iR�R .i .�aL«�I.�at .. , ai�R�.�A,Li�.tl ate.'.♦ � •Ii?'�'LT•+ � Z`� Mi . • r i � � ..��•��1 � •: �•'• '', r �•'. �it�•.Y. J•�y�,�-ti 1 •,•at.i �•1 .`t�i" = ..--.i _ PAGE f - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 17,19" A Metroland Community Newspaper OPINION published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday News, 30 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 A 0 V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tito Whittaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Province comes up seyes For Ontario's charities, the provincial govern- ment has gambled and lost. Rut it', really those charities which rely on the proceeds from roving casinos, who've come up red on a roulette wheel which is supposed to show black. In just two weeks' time, roving charity casinos will be gone for good and so will the millions of dollars they raise each year for charity. So, what will replace them, you say? At the present time, nothing is in place because the Province, when it set its deadline of April 1, 1998 for the start-up of permanent charity casinos, badly misjudged public opinion and the reluctance of municipalities to welcome a permanent charity casino in their borders. As of this date just five of a possible 46 cities have given the go-ahead for a permanent charity casino. No Durham municipality has shown any in- terest in having a permanent charity casino within its boundaries. Oshawa and Pickering have held referendums which overwhelmingly showed citizens were against the idea of a permanent site. Whitby and Ajax councils have shown no interest in the idea. Clarington staff are meeting with casino propo- nents but any notion of a site is still a long way off. The only possible and logical site in Durham would be the Great Blue Heron Casino, already up and running but negotiations with casino owners would be required and a deal would have to be hammered out. Apart from the distaste some members of the public have with having a permanent casino in their midst, the real issue here is money. Municipal politicians are frustrated that the lion's share of cash garnered by the permanent charity casinos will go back to the Province. Estimates are that 44 permanent sites around Ontario would generate $1.18 billion per year in profits. The breakdown? The Province would get $I billion and charities would receive just $180 million per year. Clearly, municipal leaders want charities in their communities to get a much bigger slice of the pie. The Province must do the following: immediate- ly eliminate the April 1 deadline to allow roving charity casinos to continue operating indefinitely so that charities don't get hurt and negotiate a fair- er arrangement for permanent sites so that charities get more than 16 per cent of the cut. Time is short and the Province can't afford to let charities go bust on a bad bet. To respond to this editorial call ka�wom_" Infosoutce at 683-7040 and dial 5112 TW WHIITTAKER Publisher JOANNE BURGHARDT STEVE HOUSTON BRUCE DANFORD ALVIN BROUWER EDDIE KOLODZIE,I M MONIQUE LEA ABE FAKHOURIE BARBARA HARRISON JANICE O'NEIL 4213M HAINES Editor -in -Chief Managing Editor Advertising Manager Retail Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Manager Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Distribution Manager Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Assistant Production Manager LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Federal Liberals are the master downloaders To the editor: In reference to the Feb. 15 News Advertiser letter headlined 'Wait till the next election, Mr. Hams': People have short memories, or they don't follow the news. The writer of the letter was mad at Premier Mike Harris because he downloads on us. Why does nobody mention that the federal Liberal gov- ernment is the master downloader? If Prime Minister Jean Chretien did not download $2.6 billion on Mr. Harris, Mr. Harris would not have to down- load $2.6 billion on we Ontarians. As for hospitals, NDP Premier Bob Rae closed sections of the hospi- tals but kept the empty spaces main- tained. Not too bright! And to top it off, he added over $30 billion plus interest to Ontario's debt to a total of $66 billion. Interest paid on Canada's com- bined (municipal, provincial and fed- eral) debt in 1995 alone was $75 bil- lion and Mr. Caister asks to increase our debt, so to speak! Remember David Peterson's Lib- erals. They added $20 billion to On- tario's debt, and they gave us the On- tario bilingual language laws which GIVE US A CALL GENERA. 683-5110 CLASSIFIED 683-0707 DISTRNIUTIOM 683-5117 ADMINAXASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 newsroom®dudw.net E-MAIL www.durtiamnews.net WEB SITE [�17 oie.r�wr now cost the Ontario taxpayers $75 million a year, not to mention indus- trial costs and waste of trees for paper. So, at the next election, who would you vote for — someone who'd give us more Rae/Peterson debt or Mr. Hands, who is doing his best to rid us of the deficit and hor- rendous debt? The easiest thing for Mr. Harris would be to run us another $30 bil- lion into debt, but unlike Mr. Rae, Mr. Harris knows what happens when our Visa card is overdrawn. Henning Raven, 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. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax b Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St, Toronto, Ont. L45B 2W, an indepen- dent organization that addresses reader com- plaints about member newspapers. The pub- lisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. MARIANNE TAKACs, STAFF WRITER Fission mission may have too many anglers At least four delegations will appear be- fore the Atomic Energy Control Board in Oshawa next Tuesday asking for an envi- ronmental assessment of the Pickering nu- clear station. But for those 87 per cent of voters who cast ballots in favour of such a review in last November's referendum, that could be a cause for concern instead of con- fidence. The problem is the delegations will all be singing the same song, but some of the words and the tune will be different. Mayor Wayne Arthurs, who has been calling for a 'broad review' of the environ- mental impact of the station, is scheduled to be there on behalf of the Town of Pickering. Pickering wants an assessment of the nu- clear plant while it continues to operate. A representative of Durham Nuclear Awareness, which wants the assessment while the plant is shut down, will also be on hand at the hearing. Both Pickering and DNA have been sticking, separately, to their demand for a review under the provincial Environmental Assessment Act even though the only response from Queen's Park so far has been that the act doesn't cover this situation and it all may be a fed- eral responsibility. The Provincial EAA option has been more or less dismissed by another sched- uled speaker, Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan, on the basis it's not likely to happen and that if it does the Province will proba- bly design a review that's too narrow. Coun. Ryan, supported by Pickering -Ajax Citi- zens Together (PACT) for the Environment chairman Dave Steele, will call on the AECB to support a "Joint Universities" proposal for an environmental assessment they have helped draw up. Also dismissing the EAA option has been the Town of Ajax, which is to be rep- resented at the hearings by Mayor Steve Parish. Ajax Council is asking die AECB to have Hydro pay for and participate in a "comprehensive public review of the plant including social, economic and environ- mental matters". A few individual citizens are also ex- pected to appear before the AECB in sup- port of some kind of environmental assess- ment. Unfortunately, the dominant impression W1 this might make on the AECB board is drat folks here aren't together on this one, which could provide the board with just enough wiggle room to justify not ordering an assessment. That would be a shame be- cause residents are united — they want to know whetter the plant is safe or not. Would it be asking too much for everyone to set aside their own political agendas and .get together to provide a common front here on something the residents they are sup- posed to represent are clearly demanding? Marianne Takacs is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To respond to this column call In- fosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. P �TT FIR MARCH 19 Statutory Public Information Meeting @ Town Hall MARCH 23 Executive Committee Meeting @ Town Hall MARCH 25 Site Plan Advisory Committee @ Town Hall MARCH 26 Committee of Adjustment @ Town Hall APRIL 6 Town Council Meeting @ Town Hall APRIL 8 Site Plan Advisory Meeting @ Town Hall APRIL 14 Race Relations Meeting @ Town Hall APRIL 15 Committee of Adjustment @ Town Hall You are cordially invited to attend h Our 'NalrinyaS Third Ra08 Rely om Pickering Civic Complex Council Chambers One The Esplanade The Corporation of the Town of Pickering invites you to view diversity as seen through the eyes of our young people. • Learn how stereotyping, cross- culturalism and bi-culturalism issues affect the daily lives of local residents and youth in the Town. • Egjoy artistic, written, musical and dramatic presentations by local students. • Participate in an interactive panel discussion. AM.Aeet'MCI MELCHOR City Passe Entertainment, City TV 'PICKERMG RACE RELATIONS FORUM Pickering Advisory Committee on Race Relations and Equity THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1998 -PAGE 7 Regieter Now• -]E 1- IiL 5pring/5ummer C[ING 1�3420-223-2760*YAN Call 420 ailo ' " 466 -4621 for det on.c+ Building Partnerships Pickering Recreaton Cpm �1ex - Health Club - � k Canadian Red Cross '� ` FIRST AID - THE 997 FOR VITAL LINK WOULD YOU KNOW ... what to look for in a primary or secondary survey of an injured person? 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TOWN OF PICKERaVG YOUTH Wr:- WFLCOV/..VO,v Rl-s/Dk.VTst PUBLIC NOTICE a PROGRAMSIi Notice is hereby given that the Council of The AGES YOU DONT WANT TO :NIBS OU77f Corpor111tioa of the Town of Pickering wiU be COOStdenng the enactment of a by-law on April 2s, 19M at 7:M PAL it tee Cetmen Cheaters at the Pickering Civic Campks, One The Eillpl rRie, M kBasy chtlN5 the Name of the billowing street is reAat the es kft sense: mamastreet Name Bayview Anreaw Bayview Sate At the show -weatioaed meding, Council will bear is person, or by his or her coueseI Or agent, any person wbo wishes to make representations either m support of, or in opposition to, the proposed street Name charge and who applies to the C'krit to be heard. Amy person wishing to address Council with respect to this matter should contact the i I igned on or before noon on F dm% Apd117,1"& Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Clerk Pickering civic Complex One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario L1 V 6K7 (905) 420.4611 LP DATED at Pickering, Ontario this 9th day of March, 1998. ,13 TO l9 �W Tues., March 17, 1998 THERE p1LL BE.fI'ECYAL ()PERATLNGHOf/R1 FOR SUMMER .MONTHS STARTENG .MAY; 19, 19'X3 cbuvm w C.C. IM pA& P� April! Session Starts: 1998 Ball! Hockeyurnament T RECREATIONAL DANCE PROGRAMS at West Share Community Centre Wed., March 18, 19% Welcome to the world of DANCE!!! The Recreational Emu share C.C. Dance Program offers a variety of classes in Ballet, a 6:3s p.m. a Is--* PAL Jazz and *Interpretive Dance (*New in the Spring!) Taught by Qualified Instnrctom using today's popular. Pinball & Pew TOMMUM t music, and in a FUN atmosphere!!! '> r. 7irfx, Marc!! 19,19!6 Creative Steps: 31/2 - 4 years Ballet: 4 - s years * '' St Mary C1 -S. Jars: S - is years 6:3s PAL to 1Ms PAL *NEW* Interpretive Dance: E -10 years 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament. Adult Country Line Dancing (Bea / hit) s For atone information, call the Department of Culture � r (Register at any Town Youth Program and Recreation at 420-4621. by Friday. March 13. 1998) " Fri., Mauch 20,1995 &Q=CS nCs 'NEW"NBW"NEW"NEW"NEW"NEW' LIEE.SAVING SOCIM ADULT BROMM MEDALLION cbweww a C.C. AND SENIOR RESUSCrrATION 6:3s MOO Pim' PAL YEARS ate AGE AND OLDER Requ mmeats to repstcr Must !lave Aquaquest 12. While level or I e Fait Siete C.C. opmakut water expnw=. Cadidws will kam first aid skills aid p 6:M P.m. to IR:" P.A& rescue techniques fimm awarewss aid rewsatatim skills. This E award is nationally recognized and would be peat to add to your ' astikeW1% name tlleekey, rtawr..ereits rename if you am kok" fir a 0 w lee heats or ewergeaq services field. A Mmy Odwr reel kke DATES: Scans Wednesday, April I Wt. 1998 (8 weeks) For more Information, TEES: 7:30 - 10:30 pm COST: $130.00 carr 420-6388 or LOCATION: Dusbartoo Pod 683-2760 ext. ser. °, Call Kam Macrae at 231-1711 for more in6irmatiia, PAGE E - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1"S _'. ._. A. -ds: 'M Happy birthday wishes went out to March 15 Birthdays Birthday Nicholas on was a big day y .Y = ; March 5 with for 'Buddy' as Christopher love from Mom, It's a busy birthday week for the Dad, Grandma, Raguseo turned °> Ebert family. Firstly, Greg turned Grand Oma 12 on March 15 with happy birth- , six. Happy cousins Sofia birthday wishes day wishes and love from Mom, and Stefano, y Dad and brother Eric. And, happy and lots of love ��l► . Aunts Chris- birthday greetings for Greg's Uncle _ ` tine, Mary, from Victoria' Dan on March 13, Aunt Laura on Mommy and Daddy. Rita, Nancy and Betty, Uncles Steve March 20, Aunt Sandra on March and Steve and godfather Peter, the 19 and cousin Robert on March 20. rest of the family and all his friends. Happy birthday to all. Birthday BlrthdBetty Arou- Birthday —� katos celebrat- 'r Happy ay 20th ed her birthday !!E' A message to I birthday wishes I on Dec. 29 with Melissa Cobham, went out to best wishes ' who turns 19 on Scott on March from husband Happy first birthday wishes Peter, grand - come a long way March 19: "You've 6 from Mom, �- went out to "our precious" Gae- � � Niki, Dave, children Sofia, baby!" Happy birth - len Patricia Cook on March 10. -a' Geoff and Nicholas and Loads of love from Mommy, day wishes from Simba. And, a Stefano, children Mary and Steve, 1l Daddy, her grandparents, godpar- ` •; t , ; Mom, Dad, Michael, great big birth- Sophie and Roland, Nancy and ' � _ Pooh Bear and Nana. for the hest year of our lives." cnts, aunts and uncles. -Thanks day kiss from Steve, Betty and Peter and all her Andrea. "I love you.'_ family and friends. Birthday --� y Wedding Birthday Birthday A very special young lady turned y 16 on March 9. March 7 ? AI cia m celebrated her Wishing Nicole was a big day seventh birthday on March 12. Aly - Downes a for a special cia enjoyed her evening of dinner at happy birthday little guy as the Old Spaghetti Factory and Poca- with love were Shaun turned hontas Ice Show at the SkyDome. Mom, Dad, ! six years old. She also had a party at home with Matthew, Happy birth- family and friends. "We hope you Nana Ellen, r day wishes enjoyed your celebrations and wish Papa Gord, I ��,„i I and lots of for another great year." Love always Laura, Nanat < love always from Rachelle, Mom and Dad. Kith', Papa come from George, Joe, Kathy, � Mommy , Kate, r,Scott,iia and Robert. uuJohn, Betty and Luke Dubeau are Daddy, sisters Ro 1794 Liverpool Road delighted to announce the mar- Shenelli and e1C�>�0O nage of their daughter Michelle Shevonne and Pickering 831-5431 u Catherine to Steven Colin brother Shelden. We love you V, TMWFIxsCAU Wns\MAU_ L N!'d. Dge.weis Bidh&y Braley, the son of Gad and Stuart very much. Hope you had fun at Breley, on Jan. 31, 1998. The McDonald's and enjoy your pool 3. �� March 10 was a newlyweds reside in Whitby. Best table and Charlie Brown story Mmmn stay go drvcN to Baskin Rihbitts to nn eti special day for wishes go out to the happy couple. book,~ a&* lid. �. c� �� idL t tam vnuD tx�rru sKr, ,radar sr, r curie Sarah Beairsto as she "Happy birth&y Birth&y • HE NEW MILLE11119 Sarah!" Love PMIS P� C IIS from Moon, Dad, Zackery ..._.. S l a t e r _' '�tt2bdmm�n"v& wo(1Aetaloa Lisa, Brian and • 5 upon= • Sq4 teinga l hebits turned three .SK- M—giittipnmWad"cqWpmk on March • sr}a1i.. ie rdn%Ti,R Caft anrrro ai 1i111trrSOt 12. Wishing Fm meoniction pias from $104, 900 Birthday him a happy J1111 1111M P. Ey. birthday She's still a with love Sales Representative knock -out, were Dad, �- although she's Nannie, getting old. Pappie and / Dena Jenkinscousins Q"* Om Ltd. PtAor turns the big M e I 1 i s a , t Send your namedropping items to Keith Gilli an four -oh on March 19 and wishing Shannon g her a happy birthday with love are and Lind- c/o the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 husband Ron, Luke and Ashley. say. Commercial Ave., Ajax. LIS 2H5 57th Anniversary 50th Anniversary Birthday Birthday March 8 :`:, It was 50 years Shane Paul Emily Pow - was a special ( ago on March 5 Beaulieu turned ell celebrated day for Ruby4. that Margaret and one on March 6. her fifth birth - and Jim Tay -Wishing James McElroy � A, "our lit- day on March "Happy lor, as the _ Y '�- walked down the tie monkey"a 12. marked their aisle and into wed- ha birthda ppy y birthda Sweet - y 57th anniver- ded bliss. Wishing with love were ie" from sary. Wishing the couple "all our M o m m y M o m m y, them all the love and many Daddy, sister Daddy, Mclis- best, contin- more years of hap- Alexis, and all his family and friends. sa, Dusty and Wally. ued health and happiness are their four children piness" are children Nancy, Jim, Cathy, Steve, and families, 12 grandchildren and two (almost three) great-grandchildren. "We love you." Mark and Scott, their spouses and the couple's 15 grandchildren. Birthday � Birthday Happy birthday wishes went out to March 15 Birthdays Birthday Nicholas on was a big day y .Y = ; March 5 with for 'Buddy' as Christopher love from Mom, It's a busy birthday week for the Dad, Grandma, Raguseo turned °> Ebert family. Firstly, Greg turned Grand Oma 12 on March 15 with happy birth- , six. Happy cousins Sofia birthday wishes day wishes and love from Mom, and Stefano, y Dad and brother Eric. And, happy and lots of love ��l► . Aunts Chris- birthday greetings for Greg's Uncle _ ` tine, Mary, from Victoria' Dan on March 13, Aunt Laura on Mommy and Daddy. Rita, Nancy and Betty, Uncles Steve March 20, Aunt Sandra on March and Steve and godfather Peter, the 19 and cousin Robert on March 20. rest of the family and all his friends. Happy birthday to all. Birthday BlrthdBetty Arou- Birthday —� katos celebrat- 'r Happy ay 20th ed her birthday !!E' A message to I birthday wishes I on Dec. 29 with Melissa Cobham, went out to best wishes ' who turns 19 on Scott on March from husband Happy first birthday wishes Peter, grand - come a long way March 19: "You've 6 from Mom, �- went out to "our precious" Gae- � � Niki, Dave, children Sofia, baby!" Happy birth - len Patricia Cook on March 10. -a' Geoff and Nicholas and Loads of love from Mommy, day wishes from Simba. And, a Stefano, children Mary and Steve, 1l Daddy, her grandparents, godpar- ` •; t , ; Mom, Dad, Michael, great big birth- Sophie and Roland, Nancy and ' � _ Pooh Bear and Nana. for the hest year of our lives." cnts, aunts and uncles. -Thanks day kiss from Steve, Betty and Peter and all her Andrea. "I love you.'_ family and friends. Birthday --� y Wedding Birthday Birthday A very special young lady turned y 16 on March 9. March 7 ? AI cia m celebrated her Wishing Nicole was a big day seventh birthday on March 12. Aly - Downes a for a special cia enjoyed her evening of dinner at happy birthday little guy as the Old Spaghetti Factory and Poca- with love were Shaun turned hontas Ice Show at the SkyDome. Mom, Dad, ! six years old. She also had a party at home with Matthew, Happy birth- family and friends. "We hope you Nana Ellen, r day wishes enjoyed your celebrations and wish Papa Gord, I ��,„i I and lots of for another great year." Love always Laura, Nanat < love always from Rachelle, Mom and Dad. Kith', Papa come from George, Joe, Kathy, � Mommy , Kate, r,Scott,iia and Robert. uuJohn, Betty and Luke Dubeau are Daddy, sisters Ro 1794 Liverpool Road delighted to announce the mar- Shenelli and e1C�>�0O nage of their daughter Michelle Shevonne and Pickering 831-5431 u Catherine to Steven Colin brother Shelden. We love you V, TMWFIxsCAU Wns\MAU_ L N!'d. Dge.weis Bidh&y Braley, the son of Gad and Stuart very much. Hope you had fun at Breley, on Jan. 31, 1998. The McDonald's and enjoy your pool 3. �� March 10 was a newlyweds reside in Whitby. Best table and Charlie Brown story Mmmn stay go drvcN to Baskin Rihbitts to nn eti special day for wishes go out to the happy couple. book,~ a&* lid. �. c� �� idL t tam vnuD tx�rru sKr, ,radar sr, r curie Sarah Beairsto as she "Happy birth&y Birth&y • HE NEW MILLE11119 Sarah!" Love PMIS P� C IIS from Moon, Dad, Zackery ..._.. S l a t e r _' '�tt2bdmm�n"v& wo(1Aetaloa Lisa, Brian and • 5 upon= • Sq4 teinga l hebits turned three .SK- M—giittipnmWad"cqWpmk on March • sr}a1i.. ie rdn%Ti,R Caft anrrro ai 1i111trrSOt 12. Wishing Fm meoniction pias from $104, 900 Birthday him a happy J1111 1111M P. Ey. birthday She's still a with love Sales Representative knock -out, were Dad, �- although she's Nannie, getting old. Pappie and / Dena Jenkinscousins Q"* Om Ltd. PtAor turns the big M e I 1 i s a , t Send your namedropping items to Keith Gilli an four -oh on March 19 and wishing Shannon g her a happy birthday with love are and Lind- c/o the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 husband Ron, Luke and Ashley. say. Commercial Ave., Ajax. LIS 2H5 Do 9 Am DL 0 WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING TUESDAY, MARCH 17 PARENT SUPPORT: The Association for Parent Support Groups holds its local weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of children involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parent abuse. Call I- 800-488-5666 for more information and the location. BUSINESS: Durham Contact Exchange, a non-profit group of business profession- als, meets Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at The Victorian Garden Restaurant, 60 Ran- dall Dr., Ajax. Visitors and new members welcome. Reserve, 428-6272 (Anne Per - ala). SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Dis- cussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Entertainment by Bill Baynes and his Palm Court Band and the Picker- ing Perennial Senior Chorus. Call 619- 0315. BUSINESS: The Durham Chapter of the Canadian Association for Production and Inventory Control (CAPIC) holds a pro- fessional development meeting at Gal- lantry's Eatery at the Pickering Town Centre. Guest speaker Miriam D'Souza of Celestica Inc. discusses Total Supply Chain Management in Contract Manufac- turing. Cash bar 6 to 7 p.m., dinner 7 to 8 p.m., presentation 8 to 9 p.m. Members $20, including GST, non-members $25, registered students $15. Register, 571- 2994. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 CHOIR: The Merry Melody Makers need soprano and alto voices for the choral group which provides entertainment to area seniors. Rehearsals at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering, from 2 to 3 p.m. each Wednesday. C111 428- 8887 (Jan Whelan) for information. TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters Club meets Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Fi- nancial offices, corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Help with public speaking and leadership skills. 619-0647 (Peter Dowse), 683-4439 (John John- stone). CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under Stress, for cancer patients or their caregivers, is held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Col- borne St. W., Oshawa. Bring blanket and a small pillow. Limited space, registration required. Call 579-4833 for information. Durham support group aids caregivers A Caregiver Support Group drop-in meeting, where people supporting a can- cer patient can share feelings and coping strategies, is offered Tuesday, March 17 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 17,1!95 - FMZ 13 Learn to develop kids' courage, self-esteem Helping children develop courage and self-esteem is one of the aims of a six - pan video -based programme for parents. Active Parenting Today for people with children two to 12 years old is being offered at St. George's Anglican Church, at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Randall Drive, in Pickering Village. Sessions are held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Thursdays, April 16, 23 and 30 and May 7, 14 and 21. Child care is available for a nominal fee. You can learn about the 'method of choice' to reduce oower struQvle,� �kilk for building courage and self-esteem, why children misbehave, ways to avoid rewarding bad behaviour, effective disci- pline and communication skills, creating co-operative children, problem solving and how to get kids to say 'no' to drugs. The registration deadline is Friday, March 27. Cost is $20, which covers a manual. A six -part programme for parents of teenagers is being held in the fall. Call Charlene Johnston at 686-3397 for more information or to register in the nrnvram. NEW MILLENNIUM MOWS PII1 CQ00) ADI SS • ; ripErares • superb ieae i taa%es • '*— 2+bw geed momW ad Wdsc*W wm& • Steps boar k ?WWR Ton fare. Go mo ad Ids +o) 1 Pre - cmwucbm prices inn $104, 900 CAI�I SH6i at SWM VA _ Associate Braker 19001-30 FAW Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Os- hawa. EveryoneHearth Place serves families through- sho s the News Advertiser! out Durham Region. Call 579-4833 for more information. . . •,+• 'i�lRllialllit.11il�i�twMl2�it ..r.trfAA/.wM •.�i�AY.IiL .rL•.+SAM w11.MIMr/M/b+A4�A4rr'Li4�ti44'rY �W �'s!rti`�� _ .Y� t•L_ _ _ [. � -'say S tl#_*' 1 ' 2 r . • dC7 %1 PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1998 photo by Non plot wim Reading up on things Brandon and Rebecca Atkinson showed staff and 150 students at the school who took part in a students at Rosebank Road Public School they school program which encouraged kids to read at have a talent for reading and were awarded for home. Children have been counting the minutes their efforts. The pair were among approximately they've read since last November. Disabled get job search help Persons with disabilities can dies during the training period now access direct assistance in and financial assistara;e for the their job search through a feder- provision of special accommo- al initiative called Coach- dations. A third person can also ABLES. be made available Run through the Durham Region Unemployed Help Cen- tre, the programme helps poten- tial employees with disabilities by supporting employers both in their placement search and with the initial adjustment peri- od. Employers can take advan- tage of negotiated wage subsi- through the training process. The placement ser- vice brings people with disabilities together with employers saving com- panies in hiring costs such as advertising and prescreening. For more information Durham set to celebrate 25 years Pnsr AND tvruae rtFFcocrrIzeo Clarington Councillor John Mutton has been ap- pointed co-chairman of .Durham '99, a committee organizing the Region's 25th anniversary. "I see this as a celebra- tion of a proud past and an exciting future, honouring our tradition and heritage," Coun. Mutton says. He was appointed to the committee at the Durham Region Council meeting Wednesday. Joining Coun. Mutton as co-chairman is Region busi- ness development manager Norm Leigh. Durham's first regional chairman, Walter Beath, will serve on the or- ganizing committee and plans to write a history of the Region. The organizing commit- tee will meet every four to six weeks and is in the process of developing a for- mat for the Durham '99 cel- ebrations. Also on the committee are representatives from each municipality and the public and private sectors. For more information on the committee call Mr. Leigh at 723-0023 or 1-800- 706-9857. on this programme, workers or employers can call: 579-1821 in Oshawa or 420-4010 in Picker- ing. is "Back By Popular Demand" r. Heart of Country.' Craft Show Y'' March 2 7th & 28th Fri. 3pm - 9pm & Sat.10am - Spm Oshawa Civic Auditorium 99 Thornton Road S., Oshawa Durham Region's Largest & Best Authentic Country Craft Show Featuring Canada's Top Exhibitors ` Folk Art, Woodworking, Mennonite Quilts, �. Jewellery, Clothing, Candles, Bears, Dolls, Stained Glass, Florals, Reproduction Furniture, and so much more! Door prizes and United Way Quilt Draw Free oarkine .. TIME STANDS STILL N--- V-sw or 1 Ka34531 r— — — 1 Admission -'4.00 t I Seniors -3.00 I Children under 10 _ FREE_ We're online at www.durhamnews.net AAD A 101M &%V M In TO VW UST ff WIMiY FOUR Tlllf = TO DO M'MIEN SCMOOIS OU[ NAWN Xl%V RW W ISA RK RM41LLA! EWNT FOR TIN' CAMAW/NM IWTN Ffi f' MOW, MM, ACTIVITIES AND fIONJfW Pllf ON N Tlll< DtIRII W PWCE FORS MOWN FIRE AEFNRTAMq ft7M MyI N MW SWM CAI RMS A JOIN ANNHAMCE, a/CR' WN HYRO AND LOTS OF MATS £ C'AMN AUT 10 MIAiWN LAK RMI 'AB, WNW MW CIMMU GIM LKV AWVT MW TAF ENTLRTAININ WAY free tanaily t�x� Pin- &4- $-coadary &h.1 2155 L,i_rp—1 $d. - just 'north -f V_ -y Z mingston $d.l W -d. March 1s, TILUrs. March 19, f ri. HArdt Zo SM a= to Z:30 pin AU CHK� MUST N BY AN ADtXX 110777; r r r F6 �1S!•.... .............................. • .�.�Ti�irf{i�i �N; i�i/wsS,T.^.�i1:'•. r. _ . . . . . . . . . . . {r THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 17, It" - PAGE 15 SPORTs RECREATION IN AJAX AN.D-PICKERING photo by An*vw Nrallo ski The'next Sundin? Dylan Clack, 9, of Ajax, has been on fire with the seven games remaining in the regular -season Parkdale Rotary Club Flames novice house league schedule. Apparently, the record for tallies in the team in Toronto this season. He recently sur- league's novice division is 131 in a single season, passed 100 goals and now has 113 goals with and Dylan has his sights set on this feat. Pickering atoms lose heartbreaker at tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Dalt's Honda Minor Atom 'A' rep hockey squad suffered a heart- breaking semi-final loss at the recent 12 -team Pe- Wrborough 'A Tourna- ment. In their biggest offen- sive output of the sea- son, the Panthers opened strongly against Chinga- eousy and carried the play en route to a 9-0 win. Scoring for the Panthers were Brian Austin, Ryan Morisseae and Bryan Carse with two apiece, Chris Roto - lo, Scott Waters and Nick Hobson with one each. Assists went to Callum Woods with three, Billy Garrett and Rotolo with two apiece, Justin Papizewski, Trevor Walsh, Derek 'Iivilt, David Kerr and Morissepe with singles. B of RyUnan Boucherdem Matt McCallum earned the shutout and came up big when called upon. In the second game against Syracuse, both teams skated well but the Panthers emerged with a 74 win. Picker- ing was led by Walsh with a hat trick, Moris- sette with two, Hobson and Cruse with singles. Assists went to Waters and Rotolo with two apiece, Hobson, Woods, Morissette, Walsh, Cruse, Papizewski and Kar with singles. By winning their opening two matches, the Panthers captured their pod and qualified for " the 'A' semi-final against the Agincourt Canadians. The semi-final was a fast -paced, hard -skat- ing affair with good scoring chances for both sides and strong goaltending at each enthe Ag! coring in the first period but the Panthers replied to be the game on a goal by Walsh as- sisted by Waters. Agin- court scored with one second left on the clock to take a 2-1 lead after one period.. The Pan- thers came out strong in the second and tied the game early in the frame on a goal by Cruse, as- sisted by Rotolo. late in the period, an Agin- court clearing pass was picked off by Kyle Cope who skated in alone to beat the Agincourt goal - tender, giving Pickering a 3-2 lead after two. Ag- incourt tied the game midway through the third period and, al- though there were more good chances for both teams, neither could put it away forcing over- time. Each team reduced its roster by one player after each one -minute segment of the extra frame. At two -on -two Cruse picked off an Ag- incourt lead pass with about seven seconds left and skated in to score. But, the goal was disal- lowed as time had ex- pired. Agincourt scored early in the next minute to win the game 4-3 and move on to the 'A final. Other team members are Kevin Hucaluk and Matt Gallagher. The team is coached by Glenn Morgan and James Morgan and the trainers are Marls Hob- son and Peter Rotolo. Pickering Aerials sky high over big gym meet PICKERING — The Pickering Aerials Gymnastics Club will play host to athletes from as far away as Quebec and Florida when it presents its annual Rainbow Classic Gymnas- tics Meet May 22 to 24. The Rainbow Classic is fast be- coming one of the largest invitation- al meets in the area and is expected (() attract more than 300 athletes rep- resenting over 50 clubs. While the Aerials have a fully- cyuipped gym in Pickering, the club has decided to hold the meet at the Pickering Recreation Complex to ac- rOmmodate the large crowds that are cxpected. Aerials' meet director Sylvia Car- riere says the club takes great pride in teaming up with the Pickering community for this major gymnas- tics undertaking. "We are excited by the incredible interest expressed from so many clubs and the opportunity to work together with our community to pull it off in an impressive manner," she says. The Rainbow Classic is not only beneficial for sport and recreation in Pickering but also for local business- es, notes Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, a big booster of the gym meet. "For manv athletes and their fam- ilies, this may be the first time they have travelled to an out-of-town competition or visited Pickering. We all have an interest in making sure that their visit is a memorable one;' says Mayor Arthurs. "It's not often that we are able to play host on such a large scale and we are fully behind the Aerials" Several high-profile athletes and other celebrities from the area are expected to participate in the awards presentation of the Rainbow Classic meet. The event organizers are continu- ing their efforts to secure local spon- sors and supporters for the event. On board for this year is Fortune Finan- cial. For more information contact Carriere at 839-7913. Pickering peewee selects even playoff series with Newmarket PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Harveys Restaurant peewee select hockey team handed the New- market Redmen their first defeat of the season 3-2 in the second game of the York-Simcoe league semi-final playoff series. The win squares the series at one game apiece. Team captain Ryan Donnan paced the Panthers with two goals, includ- ing the game winner late in the sec- ond period. Jesse Seward on an out- standing effort scored early in the first period to give Pickering the lead. Assisting were Sean McAteer, Ryan Payne, Mark Cruse, David Kenny and Chad Tkachuk. Goaltender Greg Urbas was bril- liant throughout the game, stopping three Newmarket breakaways to record the victory. Newmarket won game one of the series 4-1. Matt Glavin scored the lone Panthers' goal, assisted by I Please recycle this. newspaper Chris Visconti and Ainsley Eyitene. Goaltenders Scott Campbell and Urbas kept the Panthers in the game for most of the contest as Pickering appeared sluggish after a 10 -day lay- off following the playoff series win over Bowmanville. Other team members include Chris Grafos, Eric Ranta, John Veitch, Chris Macllwain and Robert Lakics. Coaches are Steve Morgan. Arthur Donnan and Matt Seward. CORRECTION NOTICE Media 0331 Housawaoa Fair F4w on so., March 16 . stndht March 22 Pager 6 Save 30% al Moor lamps - Shouid tow read, -Save Sox on selected flow lamps. Save 25% al table larrps - strorrld have read, 'Save 25% on selected tabb lamps. Save 20% al drarrdeiers -Should have read, -Save 20% on selected chandeiers• Pop 21 Reads: Sale prices on these two pages end sun. April 5 or where Sears is dosed SaL"4,1996 Should have read, For peges 20M Sale prices on these 2 pages end Sunday, March 2Wk or where Sears is dosed, Saturday March 2W 1998. Media 0332 2 irrduo a Sob Ryar on sale Mondry pap 5 March 16 - Sunday Mich 2!1198 hem #74064 Solid Wood Table � le work tab Mem #50755 5 cu. fL Wheebamm �prices is from our 1996 Tod Catalogue' Item /94640 P Handle Hand Tnx k 'Mem wil not be avaMabie for this prorrow- Sears f'elppIS any inQor►vL71i nW this may have caused PAGE 164M P& VS ADIVERT111111111RIt 11<)BSDIAY, MARCH 17, loll Pickering News Advertiser Ajax News Advertiser office Pickering News Advertiser Outlet 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax . 18n hints Rd. PickeringHOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Sw*Lee-Ambedea plaza CLASSIFIED ON-LINE EL Closed Saturar 6830707 'Ides. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 P.M. FAX: (905)5794218 Obm lb" "M dO r 11 40 MINN. - Fri., Sat SMaal - 3pm SaN-Nees til 5 p.m. ' TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 CLOSED Mamb • FAM "M 57!•421M -- - --- - - ._..._.__..... ..... ....... __... _..._. I I career: 1 1 Career: 1 1 Careers I I Careers 1 General Help . t Mm*d Hoep��Meded Daft1 wrenEL1 ffrtepNelflledeal • al Watch Ytxrth Stra�gk Empbolimeirit. Rrategy }ate edl Human Resources Development Canada CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 wk Flonttry d1 General Help Business Program. 12 tele ">• ASSEMBLERS! Yoc car stay tensing 3-phase program. 3 wk. Professbrul course. In- rxime d make money, up to home video. BeOirmers Pro. $7271vrk AssemWetg pro- gram. Part-hmeMA time ducts AmamV recorded free COUFM a"laWe. A school message revgls deals. 416- N Will an your trireng 612.6798 ext. N Canadian DeCdrrltS woMwrrk. Finart- uSal assistarta may be aril- C°mParq. abue 9115-t36-776 ASSISTANT MANAGER re - THE NAIL STATION Career gwred fun time for Pennzoil Training ertter Become a Comm Aixx Dan. oil available tble in n. weer trawls. srpe� sm. d- earcv m slab rads. Surf arida. Apply, in person. pro. arar- rng Studer Full ,reel- no phone Ws please 195 able Naris 220 19051723- Waft" Rd S Apse am MU CarNa Tr-irtirrg 1 C_ Trairring PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKER TRAINING PROGRAM (formerly Health Care Aide) A Free Information and Registration Seminar for the OSHAWAIAJAX SPRING PROGRAM will be held on THURSDAY MARCH 19th. 1998 at INTERIM HEALTH CARE 07 OLD KINGSTON RD. AJAX Plan to attend one of the following sessions: Seminar (A) 12:00 p.m. Se nater (B) 5:00 p.m. Inquire about Upgrading Program for Certified Health Care Aides NEW SKILLS VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FOR INFORMATION CALL: 905-294-5573 PLEASE DO NOT CALL AGENCY Government approved program Financial Assistance may be available for students who quality Developpement des ressources humaines Canada Gert•rai Hwp IM_G-" Help IQUNITED WAY OF AJAX-PICKERING 2 opportunities to join the community's most critical tundraising effort. CAMPAIGN ADMINISTRATOR Creative self -starter with good admin. people and computer skills. Great training opportunity! SUMMER STUOENT Ful time ASAP, computer literate. Submit resumes by Manch 2" Fond Raising Director Fax 905-686-0609 or mail to: Sone 407, 95 Bayly Street Wal, Ajax, Ont. LIT 7K8. Only those selected for interviews will be contacted CLASS "Aft 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 BEAUTY SALON opening or Ape Positrons availaole As. sm" Manger. Stylets. tug and part time Must be h- ceMed. salary/Wmmiss". Cant clauQla 19115) 576 2512 1 General Ftelp 1 General Help LICENSED OMNYING Irstruefor needed for Stunk s Protes- sronal Onver Training Sys- Alax Adult video requires part time and fug lime tem Muss have mwmum d 4 years Ieachim experience FRONT COUNTER SALES CLERK � *0 brakes cab Previous retail experience preferred. --- CaN (906)/26-6/34. Leave message for appointment. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in 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. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. IFAtweD Y F061 AJAX AGENCY Global experience A+ - At least 3 years experience - Apollo experience a must - CorporateNacation CASFMM i MTM Kidd AZ DDIM$ wanted to run on prep persxus regWreii for automotive parts. ICC Mei ful food operatidrl. Please ref. 1yr. over the rota Woolf - PON resume between2- ell - Chan abstract arm Po- i1p.M. Mort -Fri. to ArFMY'S. 4 lia searCh- Abp bollft ler Harwood Ave. S Ajax. bents. Cal 905-571-1097. CREW KUWA ll and can- vasser needed to carcass door b door lot registered changes M13" plus m- cen m> Hours are 5-9 pm. a weekdays. N 1-600-340- 2689. WANTED - Hard landscape spncCial . must be good at Wde"oO. visa steps,-oci-Y. etc+ own car, oWsc* fit. and se ast.bFaresumes orry eMeriiew �b Brfdtscape Linc. (905) 665- 2712. OWERNAM Ovelf" door metaler/ service Please erg DrER 31 M food him tui lime. wake ds am evat- irgs kKk ded. Drop ON or to rawne to: An: David Evens. 427-0771. Deville Prodwvt, 3570 Brock SL N. WAAby. OWE ENCM Groomer re - SIM.for YgSJ �9 pet SIM. Call ((9g��,788 or tax terms (705)77-19K. ewsm I= res-towknm sub i pitn nail, diver, i 0erwal 1N4. Cal 905d20- GAILLIND Reequis f C1or days and Drive an asset. 683-4134 Gk J*. E_\_PtX'I:N11M''S 7Lu*wvaCEPOWS - In Pickoemilig is seeking applications from motivated & flexible teachers interested in pit employment. We have a particular need for Certified High School Math Teachers, able to Leach at the O.A.C. keel. (905) 420-930 will tapvieaco wooded s wcl as anuilaw wlu mm be likAsled lar do at.r6 rrhL". 6lipicu,. wide L' e�eAwrni�: RtiComon can Robot (M)426 -ESN or fax riesome to ("5)tN~ W m fad ler 4385. atMlrPirtb lmeb0�0slarr Earl M ft's clew Pkkerirro Town Conte location upeuirtG in pM.You pMuusst, be alo am and Mlsebrmc. CraN bgwF RauNraa WA 41111111111111. bye Our Oman catbe 0 tG1bI 8 SgtEtn ballon or Fax (906) 433-8019. LOCAL wholesale compalty MOW= VWdW"d and OM Orrft (sales Shies St. OdWAL x ON rawn 253 Dtrtd MODELS wanted between the riof 23 to model arid formalwear Natio , 1998 Toronto Paosare pompe- (� Are you interested in the providing o a challen rt htions. No put experfem g P g ex Pe necessary. tra.wto vAl be _ .r" care io children in their home environment? 535.83° or ary0A1e 14W S a i nii -- E 1 i, Af eth sots-a3�u for more into. • - - - - POOL CONSTRUCTION la- b Ou(er. start Mid-Apnl Long hoaS'hard work $12 0[Vltour Own ft; porration. Students *dCome. Cal (905)6:11-a124 RELIAKE weekend driver, with Or wrdnper 34 - 1 ton truck to haul trailer YAM raft fill, gem. Cal 967-4436. Security Officers, Private Investigators Experienced staff required. Must speak & write English fluently. Must have tar Whitby 1-905430-2549 Mon -Fn. 10-4 prn SHIFT SUPERVISOR For Ajax / Pickering. Previous automotive experience an asset. Must be able to work shifts b be independent. Please fax resume to Gail at 905-831-8134. MANPOWER WPERINTENDENT needee Durham Region Our Pdoediatrie Program is experiencing significant growth as a result of recent contract awards in Durham. We are expanding our paediatric team and now require committed RNs and RPNs for part time positions to provide care to chronically and acutely ill children in their homes and schools. Specialized paediatric skills include. • Chronic/Palliative Cue - Infusion Therapy • Acute Medical/Surgical Cue • Respiratory Care You will have an opportunity to demonstrate your commitment to the paediatric diem with a focus on continuity and family -centered care. Candidates must be registered with the College of Nurses of Ontario, possess a current CPR Certificate and 2 years of significant paediatric experience. Membership in RNAO/RPNAO is entouraged and a BScN is prefered. We offer flexible scheduling, a comprehensive orientation, ongoing training and competitive compensation. Please forward your resume, to: Saint Elizabeth Health Care Durham Regan, 209 Dundas Street East Suite 302, Whitby, Ontario L3R 6H3 Fax. (905) 430-2921 Icr low-rise apt 1114 u chasing experience. 1 \ j/ OshM 2 Oedrn W . std - Strong math, organi- zational and com- 'Ties included Does oNler of "U'derK. Ideal for reftred 1 Getwal Help .- I once Hdp 1 ""I"tMereci SAW Help ..Z ti SonMadoLM. 6B'� E 6owuwuvrh. LIC 3112 Fax t 623.2257 TME TECNMCMN regwred full time pOSCron for 24 hour road servres company. 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New doors/ openers Duality Plus Doors 416336-0073 2 STAIR LETS, 13 h. length. with 300 pound mat. bad. excdknt cenlmition, $1.600 adn, call (905) 666.8:353 9 PIECE Traditional 0* Oak riming room sat. 317010, , rose aslwa on 4, Cal (905)433-0605 A FRACTION OF THE PRICE Solid Pirie dinng room table and 6 ladderback chars. 4 side, two arm. hon Dow" $750 Modem Dock Iron poster bed (worts as Carnoy) we box spring am - e only I )1113 otmdid SM IBM 486486 Poomm Proafsor cenDlefe with lr SVGA when marfgr and new Colour printer IOadeld with micro R widows a df- fncs '97 5450. ttighilre (905) 666.1567 A-1 MATTRESSES, Factory Direct Single set 5110. Doer We $140. Gum $175 Frog de1641 dry Cal Jerry (416) 102- sm ALFRED ANGELO ws00iq dress sweemeart back, full $15544161WIPI s pod SS350 sitl5 Profit, it 8% boxed. CAIIPET, quality carpet Lowest Pnces, latest colours and task cont. Saks. kovilk- bora. Repars 15 yrs. eup. For trot tstimala. Call way (99005)9 z2222 www3.sympa- carcarpels CAIIPETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon. new scan w lease carpe% On hand. I we carpet 3 rooms, 5349 price mckides canpst, pmmuum paa expert instakabbi last daliv- a7, fm tOmMa (30 yanks). Norman 616.2314. CARPETS SALE: lots at W pets. 100% now Stan ne- rose. carpet 3 mora $339. (� 34 yd.) khdridts: canpu, pnemKAn pad and iafaNe- Bon. Flee estimaks, carpel repars. Servsg Ourhah ad 686sur aro. Sam 905- CARPET SALE. Up b 50% OR WOO sekc8ort of color and design, customer safsuct" guaranteed. For a f rrot es - 4040 or 14116) MRS. �- CIEMANCE SAIF , must be sold. mo mason" oft nF fused, alundnum boats and punts. Evbnode motors, 2 - 30 hp. Toro mowers and srcwbbmM load boy mDw- ers. alormelte Siwe ad truel- mers. Wilde Sales. 4700 Thicksm Rd. N. (905) 6S5- 9010. COIE111ER SPECIAL. $699 complete Pentium MWtk it, diawith tooth moni- wdmHmft ems from SM sys Can 905 656-3661. Units; 200's $5%Oo. pookom 11 Wft trom $1295. Ill a' LITnly 416 and PH*m 75- 1 Ji mmz ems. Buy Or 200 mhz� of used i new m0ril1M. Pen. 75 Wade to Pell. 233 mm. 1381. 697.3059. DRAPERTNRhl10UTERr fabrics, Also nmwffs 51.95/ cfairsoresUeIAs service aid sales 712 Wilson Rd S. Osten. 725.1311, 1400-9066Bf7. THE NEWS ADVER77SER TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1"8 -PACE 17 1 ArtcMe lyafNaO 11 "din I WIMII MW Lo i Fow S I LOM i FofNtd 11 PAN r 11 of Pad r WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 1 Artiel,lo► Saw FRIDGE. Slow. washer. Dry er. 5300 each Call 905 665 8138. STEF a WINKS' Appliances Parts. Service. Matching Maytag washer/dryer 4yrs old. 5600. new scratch/dent GE M. 18- portable dishwasher $its. lull -sin stackable washer/dryer $750. Deluxe frost -Ira fridges X125/up. uprW Ireezers 5299. stoves $175/up, side-by-side ice maker, water dispenser al- mond. 4yrs. old $799. Dryers $149/up. Washers 5225/up Average 2-8 years olid 362 French St. (905)432-7167 KODAK Asrantlx 3700 IX new. $50 ON Store shelving a racks. 112 Price. RdFktb desk int..if 905-436 New Slumber Sleep mat- tresses. all sizes. New oak oticle furniture roll - tops. fLat tops. - Wsr desks. fling came". new oak UDk a chars. Savings up to 50% on Liquidation CoMe. ill Bend St. W. Oshawa N5720-oM. 4om nb� n0u0 nem a stove ''�^" SW par: washer a dryer (wMe) 5350 peau: waWente tw m, unit $125: two wicker liars a mutehwg glass -top wicker table oattidml set $175. sold oak brass -band drag room MIN lamp $40. oak C lifke table (reciargtlar) $40. Brags i Straleon lawn mower S4fj oaklrran oaationw Table 535: aw's woo" a1hp4- styte tuft horse W. sold wood Crib and charge table 5100: child's bench sal wooden by box 520 rkscd Larrtous hdtwuth010 ora call 6314066. 3x1 227 �deykna►. N50630 (ewietgsl SNC. BIOtIN1G - 32 cross and Olive Crystal glasses $5-Sa dub. dldCbWK rAwwnw vsh car- tridge nbbons SIBS. amlous chair $115. dnesw we Our not 5325. Tall boy ensue 5210: 4 titchheh chow cm HBO's. 545 each. Nin- rim p rkir own us each. pars- ed basket box $110: single Oak dkng Garr $30: Pliclo ing 905.83. _ _ Pleas call bOm 9 p in (snp) NEW and used golf e 1, pmt - bags and accessories. deal for $2 00 e each Thunderbirdm jor" . Goff Dub. Pro shop. open 9- 4,30 daily Ind. d. Sat. and s 995 Myrtle Rd. W. A~. NEW and used restaurant equipment Iric,-,I diutks. tight Utilities etc. Tfknmebid Gel Dub. 995 Myrtle Rd. W Ashbun.. PWG. rANIM1A. ltprigNt. like new confit m. stn under wrtaily.(416) 282-7948. RENT TO Mo APPLIANCES. now onhd r411lddlli0nhI a tuff www". Paft, Market. 905-263.6369 or 1-800 798- MM- f11E0rAN - Duality wrloden sloes a' X I. flim Lal oesl 5299 plus tat Maly other sir es and styles 3aila01e Also garages and decks. 761 Mc- Kay oKay Rd. lMut 3. Picke ng. For more rib. x1905.619-2093. OAK PM FIIItMIrM..AI solid oak cele sols on saleW M SOLID OAK double peda- 1 sable W x 98- tnkkfrkd r/ or 1- mirk to 7 Via solid oak siert. 2.15'' ext.. Baia of edge probea dble fa oa(OWN orri0 ect.) NIO 6� edk me easy $1 D.799. N of our Tables are hake-aaaNd on tlk P0 complete Law sets from a $ae. Traditional Woodworking, 115 Norm Port Rd. (S. off Radii SL) Port Pen (905) 9864771. Mf® FftOtE VM and up, used stoves 5200. cera up, used slteis 5250. dryers $125 arced up6.. New board name DraMigidaiui - Mine 30' MMves $449. and uP. New 5 C.I. freemrs 5255., s Ap- pha ces 227 Coutt SL. DO&- va 576-7449. V-SNAPEO bloaclad oak kitefsn from Wandom Kitdt en, 4 yrs. did. Pa try and microwave Shea, oil fA a kitchen 11' x 10' or WOer. SM obb. 623-9107. (NATER SOFTEtIHI, 5600. wakrbed win book - 00 Itead butfd, 2 MON tar tiles $300. 2 full-size theles cabinets, ndudeS mirrored ors a dond dose) orgvdzw 4672x2 i2501Mcll )263 - CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. Sen, a morel Home audio/ video, car audio, tools. CD's. movies. games. gold. Dia- monds, furniture, appliances ( 3-1785 905-571-2274 DO you have valuable an- tiques or estate conterNS7 Let US assist you in acfdevinq 8111 highest possible pries. Call to -day Henry or Gayle Kath Antique Cons III with nearly 30 years experience. Phone 905.985.8161. PAYING cash for antiques. fine furniture. Royal Dousdns. Hummels, Mcorcroft. fine 0. a piss. bk1 too. Col- lections aother interesting arficks. hone(905) 576- 3577 or Fax (905) 76-M7 • 1 Arts a Cft CERAMICS, Greenware. bisque, tiles. supphes. Semi- nars. Qrwps. pxtles. work rkshop 1� Tire St Brock Rd. Unit 16. (905)831-3263 FOLK -ART CLASSES aval- aw Al levels. specigRnq in begimers. Stott Workers accommodated. Next begin- ners �394sti ting March 30 • 1 Loa A Foovid LOST -SHELTIE, March 7 Ajax. Sable. female, spayed. Rs Reword, 905-623.7726�(CA Czma1 .1 P•ta/StuppteA/ TERRI-POO and ppurebreC Jack Russel pups for seek. Vet dacl , . first Shoff. de - NO -- Call Laurie 905665- 019, (smp) THREE beautiful wary snail f rpoodle buo- wry pups. om�poo Pup Ready to God Plats Call (9os>ass-9971 OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Asses. Classes starting Monday. April dish. Puppy. Basic and Nowa To noway cal Bev. (905) 435. nee (NASA APSO pups for sale. Non-slieftrig nortaltrgic. heath owafte. wet-nMaW. Fbufe-traihig sLarka. (705) 786-3124. Maw message. FREE TO 6000 NOTE. due to allergies 2 year ofd. fixed mak. boarder Collie Lab am. Rapers. Kind. ifto Olt ale, Lowes chidia . ekes waft 831-8372 for uw 11 Anmamoeew 'Ton can't ~ Nstwhet IN voew says goo?? sp our Largest onleetleN of hitt' rr temsMmW odes. N's yaw thhhce at Csrtiear.'1990 Transport 38M loaded. lovely U. only SN,M. 1995 Pao ac S . ear. auto. 2 dr.. coupe. now $9.750.. 1993 Ford Aerostar. on. bided. forest preen. 56.850.. 1993 Astro. bided. 119K's.. bur- 59.995.. 1993 Olds bided, bw K's $6.995.. 1993 Sable GS. Wad- ed, $7,995.. 1993 Geo. art, frosty Leal. S4,995-1992 Pon- tiac Gran Am. bided. 56.996.. 1992 Sunrwrfe hardtop. 56,995.. 1991 Cherokee 1rLat wood loaded, excellent 58.850., 1991 Olds Cutlass Suprenfe, boded. India dean, $6.450.. 1991 Olds Roy& a, badtd, $6.396.. 19W Lincoln Gr. loaded, Washer, 58,995.. 1990 YO&SWam Jetta. auto. ear 55.986., 19% Grind Am 52,796.. 1906 Ce- kuity $2,895., 1992 Hyundai Excel SE, $3.500. Specials: 1991 Py. LAW Turbo, bided auto. 11715. mum white. 57.2 95. . 1966 AtyoU Wipon, bc4�.. 5 SdQdart, i3,9B6. Fer eY1ka rw $solikeele 04 Wild at ABRINIo CaN SMnU. OW 19N COVA06 Dynasty LE. on Mbik phOlw Asn $9.000 or bust r1Ner. C31 (WSH26-2356, Maw mes- sw- 194 NMCIt Losabe Limbed. 4 -door. V5 eurok11y loaded. Excellent ttmuntY i body oat Won. Clean. 1$BK $650 as is. 905-5768805. 11111116 PONiIAC 6000, 41.cyNr- der. alcorlifhed, $1600 080. Cal 905-811-4523. 197 CadMLac Fleetwood, all option, under 100,000 IJA. good cdmditlen, c" kd $4800. Cal 432-1163 or 242- 5606. (SNP) LOST 4 year old Rottweiler Missing since Saturday February 21, 1998. Has all shots and mi- crochips. If found please call (905) 420 -9782 - REWARD 11 Lor So* 19M $15 Ent -Cab, 43. new tires. brakes, exhaust: very than, certified. $2800. 83 MUSTANG Corrvert V6. $1500 080. 905-434-7014. 905-436- 1023. 1996 NISSAN Stanza. au- lomatic. black. loaded, good condition. $3800. Call (905),126-9494 1991 CAVAUER. 4 dr sedan, auto. 3-spd . a/c. crwse. 90.000 km. 55750. certified. 432.25M 1991 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT. White. 170.000 K. air, 5 speed. power sunrod. 54.500 or bat otter. Telephonic (905) --- 1366 1993 VILLAGER GS Min -Van 138Kms Excellent condition AIR. PW. POL. PS Timed windows $10900 0 8 D. Call (905)434-5600. 1994 WICK Century 106.0001ims . p b , p l , at. Cruse, amllm stereo ras- SM. 4 door. 6 �fnsder. Ask- rg 59000 721-9425 1196 CAVALIER - 2 door. 25.000 km. power sker�q Powe r brakes, at. AM/Fkl cassette. 572.000 Cal 668- 2740 ager 6 1996 LUMNA LS with 215hp engine. 16 wheels, keyless entry. etc .Araunq 515 500. Cal 906 649-3021 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad Credit-, no Credit! 11 you work- you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to (Moose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 905-706-849A el WNW. 2 doe. standard transmission. good Shap $2.000 climbed or best cede 728-0490 or paper 435-1884 LEAUM TIE COUNTRY toll sacrifice - 1997 Neon. auto, p s p_b., at, sunroof. spore. 20.000 km. His new Assume 9 00 per nt. Sr10.0000 buy balk afkr 15 morins. on approved awn. (705)696-1053 HEED FEAMCIMG7 95 corolla Auto. $10.900. 95 Now Sport 57,995 94 Sable wagon $9.495. 91 Magda 625 5 - speed speed 55.695. 91 Tracker 5 - speed speed 55.495. 91 Toyota Ter ctl 94.0110kns. 89 Mama 323 aAO. 53.995. N sold arM1 Over 50 mors awalabk. Ow - nam Aub Saks. 14M Divides SLE.. WMIby906.430-8130 PIaLERNIt MONNA, 97B so= O.S. IS CaN Kevin Canton for your Bat Deal. ies we kite used cos. Cal tomb ler more r~ lom%Mw. This weeks spe- wk. 1992 Buick Regal bran Sport loaded 96 0". Auto any 19K 96 Prelude SR, Auto 33K's, 1996 Nissan Sams. 4dr. 5spd, 1295 As Is 1985 Prelude. 5apd, 1295 As Is. 1995 Toyota CawV 4di aub, au. 13995 As Is. 1994 Goo Metro any 53K Sspd, Try your dkr 1994 Civic LX SE. 4dr. Solid. air. 13495 ar-0ed 1997 Odyssey Van, bided 24K 24495 airMkd 1996 Ci - we Coupe DX, `cape suNmbf. AM Is oil. Jug 15495. Ask OW Our low *WU I" On al certified used ars. CMI KWAR caul at PleteMne Node kr male dela let dew IN vow Md as -ft 1Nkelef wait". (N9) 6194$11 or 1 Aubliobin W~ $75 to $750 for scrap cars a trucks or any condition vefd- cles. 24hr professional pick- up Fra Towing. AN Durham Recycling. Cars a trucks wanted. Call (905)706-5740: 429-7878 A a A AUTO- Cars. trucks. floats We pay $80- $10.000 Cash on me spot Any condi- tion. arty year. Call us arty lime. 24 lours. 7 days, 30 min, service. 905fie6 5003 or 905-7065234 A ANTI AUTO Removal Cash for cars. quick removal. (SIM) 426-0208. CASH FOR CARSi We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be in nowwog condition. Cal 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East, Apx at MURAD AUTO SALES. SCRAP CARS Warned. top prices paid. Same day pick up. Also cars lex resale. wit Day1 up to SM Call 666 IT - Subaru 4WD wag- orvsedan. any condition. Liu 80'od pl@ooI W Cals Ranmo905.666-years635t. Trudits 1 our So* s 1989 GMC Jimiloy 40. 43L, pA. pew.sunrocfpprrttnew dot COO C k905.4o,%.1. 1 vans/ 4 Wiwi Or' 1993 FORD AEROSTAR, XL, passaiper 132.000 kd new nres, Oakes and exhaust air. annum i11 flu. 3.0 r6. de - 1196101 SOwN 57.400. (905) 1994 Dodge Caravan, 7-pas- sdqer 85000 lun. V6. a/c. 11 .. SNWI. g. 434- 2775 • Mew, LE4VM6 THE COUNTAY mit sacrifice 1978 Seaway 28. surveyed in 96. (Value sm.000). only has 60 hours of use New. engkhe (350 Mm). Instruments. stereo. raft. seats. cushions. ham. to. drive and Larks Complete with a tri -aft trade, fakry pear kiss ad Nruders. Mo work rWNto $14.0W (705) 696-1053 11 Apebonk Forgoes 1 i 2 BEOROW, arta Bachelor apartments. len most beautiful am builOng. Avail- able anytime Stevenson a 1009 RossLand. Oshawa. 905-723- LANGE 1 -bedroom basement apartment. separate entrance. Landry, $775/month. Avail- able Immediately Whiles/ Sheppard Cat 831-01153 NORTH OSHAWA Super large 1 a 2 bedrooms) Extra urge balcony. Wel managed quiet budding Controlled entrance $624 and $729 util , cable. parkingand May lig X579 N 1st amob , labor St) Law 2 a 3 bedroom 3prrtmI in darn klw rise lud6ni0. Clow W 401 a G0. Pacing. Akar able iakne6aldy. sF 4$/. am Phan 905OOJ 2 IEDNOOIN 596 Chum DE Oshawa. 5646. ncluM uW Des. NO , tst. 1ist.FariW 57655121427-5589. KaMy 721.9819, So 6 pm. or wM- katls E1ICEPTIONALLT CLEM a Quiet tat bedroom apart - MO n Oshawa, hon SW $755 per unk. all inclusive. 7577 Vt.%rGwr'ancn rrwnn - worm IOr 1 6 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED WINDJAMMER Lair, RTMENTS - AJAX ordable 2 bedroom apartments 5 per mo. includes e, stove, broadloom, at, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: ocities.com/wall street/floor/ 7657/ hi ghriser. h tm I. AJAX. 1 tl2-bedroom parauy furnished basement apart- med, am. u61Aes a Dae In. eluded. $15DOM mwn. Call after bpm 428 -3189 - AJAX. clan t -bedroom basement apartment. ami - We Aprtst. suitable for sn- 1ak person, non-smoker. ul6- On included. a parkin 5554/ month. 1SVW 905-619- 9036. AJAX. Two large. bright 1 - bedroom basement apart- ments. poet in South Apx Both hoe new al -n knd+et. one rias paten. other nes valle A, no smoker. no pets. 5675 inchifirs FirslAaSf Available PWW 1st. Jing or Jam (905)619-4536 AJAX. Westray. north of Hwy 2 2 -bedroom basement aWamd. walkout. IN. aktrance.parltuq Call 905- 420 -MM heed 5 ph or 426- 0651 ape Spm. Coss o an on. no puts AJAX. Wesbwwy y/H2. 2-0. 2 4 pc baths. tondo. I r/d.r, nek kitchen. slaw. hxdgt. dw. wuutw. dtysr. (1025 i0es utdmsY, cat, and Pill g. RAS anat�dsI Ajax XWAAEE NM*M7RY, in Whiny Apt building. spa, clout. GWPOM. nnMy pant- ed. tom balcony. clop to an. utrop1 Am Ilwbn rncknaed. Irwhoa r"our no pies. 1 bedroom 5690. 2 bedroom. SM. 3 Osdoom Mo- Cal 430-0134 RACHEL On apartmas wa separate bedroom in norm Oshawa. $450/"WM al n- dutive. Available ima dkoW ly FirsWss requin - Can 7M27SS. CHELOR Apt- walk Mto 6DWMOwn Oshawa PUOWN / Hospital aro. ArsiLaMe Apnt 1 Includes badge, stow. u41. . Laundry available No pets $450/mo. 432.5994. CENTRAL OSNAMA. new budding, bachelor apt 5600- Phone 432.2251 for app or super IM. 33 Whting. Digital COITRAL Oahmm tape 1, 2. a 3 bedroom apartments apartments in w0-nantaned buddirig dose t0 A ainrlrritNS. Cal 723-0977. rem a t� basement apanon o - mart. n Port Pett Non- smoker, no pets, 5[pirale erarana, partnp, 1erOge. stove, able. Nuridy unclundtd S575/mon1h, relenor s a e 0059 (SNP) Mey 1 (9I15� AW /sl 2 Bedroom, very clean. Morth ostfawa. Every- SieSAnonh� Call N.W. Osbeim 2 bedroom basement. separate enhohoe, 4mdy, I .- . 5700 ifde- � Apn 1st (116)05-5 MEM OWANtY"MtM OSHAWA iinHOSPITAL n abeI1sM,per$1NipB? � � M0905179�01 Wad054 � 127 or 1-905475- 789 905 475 NEW 1 Nowa , balm" - own entranncpe.pephale ken- rrdd reNps. avaU. Aprn 1 S7�00 inclusive. 905 so9- 311. ON ANO TWO bedroom. unwadwk possusm coli Dal OsiawN. =Wk pntotad, ftlides ftdw slip". Carpel, zea. laundry bdBEa. no pew. Neu bus. Reasonbk. (905)72528112 after Spat. sIMCOE SLS. 3-btdroom, 5925 • fdMlNti Ilhdtldat al avamw IAM.19L Cal 905725-9191. SPACIOUS wKn-maintarneC 2 bedroom apm Avail at 900 and an Gk4u St Some with walk-in closets, palm proved ed. Close to schools, shop- ping centre. GO Station Ubll- On nduded. Cal 728-4993. OSHAWA- I Bedroom, 3od- able 1mme"eyrenovaudf�50 Clan. ft*Oro Cal (905 831) •aas0 M PICKERNIS I.,i rvpool - South or Rai iy, 1 bed, basement, renOvaled very dear. -paraf• 7nitiance, pwk- rnK. 4 pr- Laundry, UM wet bar, UM INCLL)SIVE 420-1276 1- 'vr,hr yr 1 bedroom DiSernlelr op. on a quiet court Laundry, pQa�rk mg steer- tot-agco Al aM Apr 1 $700 emi9nttrw 905420-00102. - PN3 YMIG. (The Brock - SID") new '-Oft=, Cxrudo. 5 appoint: . arr. Apr lst. 1845 ncNswt Cal 831-0753 PICXEring. 1 -bedroom aladable n large moms Shane DOWOOM a krtdlln. 5mto *Gn. Available (Bo m9- 76 per month PICKERMG/WMTE S IID Do, luxe t single bedroom base - in" apartmem. 5600 plus t/ 3. nckps Indge. siove No pets or salters. suiglt or nautws couple prekrref Available Apnt Ist. YH11iSt. (905)839-1$84 OSIMWA - OXFORD NORTH Large 2 - 2 bedrooms Har G0. 401 sbai- COPYNl90 f740. al Inclusive IstAast April Ist Additional awad NO puts. 905 771 -ZiM. 416239-2752. brig Family Environment 280 Wentworth St W ge 2 B/R aM tram 5660 1 3 BIR from $720 Utn- rncluded Easy access scrolls. shopping Grist nmwwty Spmt Call for 9M) 721-8741 MINTtr, t a 2 -bedroom andaW April 1. low down - low a schools. Sia" im- iAWA"C! Ring inch ap- Cis 723plonces-8302 a 4830 7520ndry MIM1tY, onnt bedroom awitable in wdl mantiined 4 Severs Rally Ltd TM. WWM. 4 -bedrooms. older hark. newy mwwkd, huge nee shops. 401. Go. pus On. hydro. References required. (9D50BB -1079 1 tutee r Ruts 1 1 este or Ruts WHITBY, Spacious 2 bed- rooms. basement ap., shows like new, available April 1, only $675/mo. AN inclusive call Paul Bird, at Remapr Summit Rally Ltd. 66&3800. WHFFIT - 2 a 3 bedroom apartments available imme- diately Call 416789-4145, or sos465-o965. OSHAWA beautiful large 2 bedroom with security Sys- tem, balcony, fridge stove. laundry fac . parking, $795 available Immediately 436- 9448 U1 Flolnw4 For Rw V. AAM4N A14,a lie WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FROM $700/MONTH J Distress Sales Avaable J %of Mum Downpai mervIT" j Discharged Bankrupt?" (905) 571-6275 1-800.840-6275 !4Ssrk $tle L_�ap-v `:w, i LOUTH OSHAWA 7 nerl- •ocros. porch. Smdii back- yard. across from park. $595 plus utilities. Available imme- A". (416) 461-4727 ABA OABA OU We love a home for jou $500 down Chace - 6 months free or free legals or reduced Mortgi reege k. From 5750Imonm all i 1- cluslYe Income requiremlrn from $27.500 grow Call Ken Collis. Coldwel Banker (905)7269414 3 BEDROOM tastelrally oeeo- raw come Appiiences. ga- age. fefribk neighbourhood I Oshawa, dose to all aRwi- ri rs. $1075 .irhkfes Call 905-575-7627, 3-BEOROON Bungalow. full 'ee room, dose to sclnools. A �park, no 1i St SM B�UW non 905.723-5262. AJAX - OETAQIED 3 plusane )edrao m. Tec mom. one 1 - t put:. and 1 -2 pc troth, cac, W bo. 5 no si ober Cft~$1.195 pias April . (416) 750-2114 AVAILABLE NOW. new 3 bed- room si gie car grape own- mowse. no down paymsm Daft rias the opportunity to own. Wilson and Rofsland aro. cartels like rent. 80 RKlfarslfOn. Resn"a t As - OMS (91$) 433-794 1 Tow howew For Real 3 -BEDROOM lowrtnouse with basemen. 2 Dams. 4 ap- pliances. dose to 1p1/Wt. son.Osnawa. a"am Imme- dasehy NON-SMOKER 5970/ olI AN inclusive (905)723- 5084 AN OSNAMA SOUTH - 3 bedroom townhouse dose to schools and `11 SOM m0. ALL INCLUSIVE. First/ last Avidable April 1 (9051579.9966 days CARAMM OU TOM - HOUSES - 122 Costo . St E Oshawa. May awdabkry 434-3972 PICKENNIG S. i lhi•rps•I Road 3-Dedroom towrilouse close to GO. schools a shop- pM 5919 plus ubWAn First/ Last Awadibk April 1st a May i st. 9054399446. 1N age= NO. E. Osh o- 1. 3 1 towlMome. March. April. May aadalu ily. call 436 --UM la appoenmcm to view. t 1 Rterra AJAX, Fumisr" room in clean lame. share facilities with 1 Omer. Incl udes puk- ung,cabk. Non smoker. avail- able immediately. $375/ma. 427-5319. BEDROOM pis private sit- ting room in country, tur- rkshed or unhw. 5w. use of kitchen to ilm". female pre. lerred. S3R51month. Seagrave 905-985-3607 snp. 1ma� for Ruth New LARGE ROOM , 3 pc. wasw room. newly renovated. sep. ent., underground parking, close to G0. 401, whites Rd. Short term considered. 831- 9248. MCKERING. BRIGHT, spa- cious room. shared bath- room, kitchen, includes laun- dry, cable, access to back- yard, storable for one Ton smoker. $400/mo. Avail Imm-83 d 9059-1078. • 1 Si - Aieppoingdollon 1-BEDROON arallable for Apr 1St. fumkshed/unfummsbed. use Of rest of condo. across from Pickering Town Centre a GO. very clean, female pre- ferred. 5375 Inclusive- 905- 831-W13 CLOSE to Oshawa Centre. bright room n large. friendly shared home. with 3 others Close to public transit. cable. laundry. Must like children. ran smoker. SW 5765577. HARWOOD/CLEMEWM. 3 bedroom townhouse nvwn liv- n1g room, no smoking / rm Pets . 5500.. April. 1 call even n9s.427-7596 LEGAL SECRETARY has house to share with non- smoking working profession - at (Large bedroom $385 per mo. Fmst/last (90)576-7002 ager 6 PICKERING 2 I EOIIOOM. share with female. imn,,, MOM. bathroom, kitchen. laundry. cable. pod. sep"e enhalce and parlOng. bus at door. walk to shopprlygii sur bon Liverpool/12 AgAabie April let SM per mo Uhftn mc.'k+dad. (905) 831-5216 PCURW1 dears 3 Dedoom home Spacious master bed- room b rem. Mature female Pakrrsm, no pets. non 06 N -m -h s. Calc 639- ROOM In basemee alert - mem snare with I. , Lw- avaloaft April tri. =51morm utomm m- chided. Call 831-9689 SEM-RETMED non -sooting womir Seeks t0 sham her 1606 S4 h, home tom like- mnded mdnMuW Glendale/ PK%ennq M. shut wb- bes 697-1551 a 1 Office a Md som OSHAWA 4 Mouses Fp AM SOD tct40C sq" 2nd floor. 'roc 1400 man fir 300 - 'NO set from SM Goo sea It. 2 nd. Boa across from Osa Canoe. Eats Olft". 400 sWt slmo0rsoprop. CaN 434.2447 or 6654132. FOR TIENT or Lap. mwdial 01ha 1011 IIMW In busy Wrath Shopprg pam. Rea- sonable ran and cormfero- aNy guam* W For more n- bnnAM Cal 404-1991 NEW a USED CAN lot for rem showroom 7 service bays. 160 Simcot St. S. Dshawa. can lead. at 905- 430.4666 • fraee a MM storage outs. Oshawa location. Single ad double units avalaft Easy access. S10pvmormn (905) 1 m kdw&W Lwft MOMSTRIAI Mn - 1280 Terwrtgar. 1937 % ft. once w ohoumV $3.25 sq K. no, Call((905 579-5077 after S. (905)571 MOIYSTEK Mei$ ler rem or least. Oshawa. Approx. 750 s4.n., with office space. workodp and parking. 434- 5494 Draft 7.5791 W. / Comma for ftit FMKY NO ISENEEPM col- tOWPOOL beach, Sim. pIaV9Mundd, Cannpbwwtt two Ihoonurss roroww of Toronto. 1- 889-813-2212. 1 ■= RMs 4- bedroout, (open concept). Professionally finished basement, with 2 -bedrooms, first & last required. References checked. Serious inquiries only please (905)686-2185 151 - 1A ABSCILurE AFFOgpiABLE SiCK OF KENN OWH YQ UH HOME - nrS EASY!! $100.000 MAORTCaAG1E CARFOES FOR $7006nonsh ", f 11AWmlrm hw OohN SWOOD yaw s • `PbwVNI Of SdNed ahem INbb -ANMNItNbla A/orlaNpMs • Mao for dMcANrMW bnN ruift * Not rrN#t dduwepNrteM11N?? CMlBN1lAt He krupoiN;i lOd0[D PAGE 13 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1"8 1 AucNofM . 1 Auctions . 1 Auctions . 1 AtactiorM 1 fa sat AUCTION Thurs. March 19th at WARNERS AUCTION MAIL Hwy a2 Colborne For the late Mr. D. Ward of Colborne in- cluding his lawn mow- er repair shop, new MTD lawn mower, several other good lawn mowers plus lawn mower parts. 14 Hp Riding tractor with 42- lawn deck, 3 Lawn Boy lawn mow- ers. white FF fridge, drop leaf table & chairs, walnut tea wagon, kids play- ground toys, bed sofa, good fibreglass canoe, some tools, bed sofa, other sofa & chair, love seats. entertainment centre, Beaver band saw, small jointer planer, good 5 stool drill nests of mall tables, lassware, pots, pans, etc., ap- pliances and more! No reserves. Sale starts 6:00 p.m. Visa, MC_ cash, cheque. mterac. Gary 4k Bill Warner Auctioneers 49051355-2106 AUCT1101if SAJAAI FRIDAY MARCH 20th AT 5:30 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 The Estate of the Late Roy & Kathleen Rowbotham of Lnnd- sav plus others - Ova; parlour table. 3 pc modern bedroom suite. love seat & matching chair, Oval & flat top trunks. pine wardrobes, Inglis dry- er. G.E. automatic washer, flat to watt cupboard, spinning wheel. antique cradle. antique dressers & chests of drawers, Co-od lamps, mi- crowave oven. odds chairs, coffee & end tables, gold 2 doe refr9erstor & match.. mg 30in. stove. wal- nut fern stand, cop- per boilers, apart- ment size upright freezer, wooden high chairs. 3Hp lawn mower, qty. blue hand tools, chin glass, household collectible items. Dort & Greg cornslil RRat Little Britain Sal. March 21st 5 p.m. at Odlifellows Hall, Simcoe St. Port Perry Home-made baked goods, wicker pcs., mo- torized wheel chair, fur- niture, appliances, bed- ding and more to come. Viewing from 2 p.m. Pearce Auction Services 905-655-0073 AUCTION for N.F.C. Saturday, March 21 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. Newcastle Village Town Hall Dir. Hwy 2 and Mill St., North of 401 100's of new items it cluding books, clothin( porcelain dolls. pictur frames, baby quilt! household items, toy! Passes to theme parku movies theaters, loo attractions, golfing an skiing, Family fun, er tertainments, refresh merits, kiddy corner an much more. $4 00 fora family bidders ticket. Sat. March 21 at at WA NER'S AUCTION HALL Hwy 2, Colborne Exceptionally nice clean sale from a Bef- levdle & Cobourg home. Everything new or nearly new plus antique & coNectitile pcs Solid oak bed- room suite with queen size bed. very nice round oak table with matching butlet hutch wAeaded glass doors, sohd pine di- nette, table & chairs in excell. condition, except*"Ny nice 3 pc sota set with cam- el back excel) condi- tion, solid oak coffee and end tables, dressers and chests of drawers. very nice cherry curio cabinet. Ige quantity, small ant. & conecthble pcs., china. glass wares. dishes, lamps. qty old hockey cards. buttocks, posters. ems., cast & brass pcs., nice wicker set with 2 rockers, old brass bed. swivel rockers. chairs. Ige sale reserves. Ste 1000 a.m. Visa, lrnerac, cash or, Gary k Bill Warner Auctioneers 1190511355-2106 MacGregor Auction Centra, low IN viNo Sonilay, March 22nd, ll:N a.m. (Via" 9:N) 411 to Waverly Rd. (Ea1431) Neft to n East to Scaling St. MMA 1 ba. nday's Auction features a quality selection of articles ,m the past to present, antiques, collectibles. & usehold effects. Chhnalbuffet cabinet (60's), dress- ;, tables, chairs, country collectables. named, mdk ttles. old coins, glass & china, tridge, stove, washer, is many more articles. Watch for our outstanding ster Sunday Antique Auction. Call for all your auction ids, we handle complete estates, liquidations, bank- Acies, individual quality consignments, your location ours. MacGregor Auction Services. Mike NKGC pr 915-917-3114 9154M7l4! $at. March 21, Stan 11 a.m. 1:31 a.m. fill Start Only COUfffflY AUCTIONS MISS and Rd. Piicbm Sale to include over 900 pieces of au new articles sur as: Chair & ottoman sets, duvet sets, tools, dinner se suitcases, bread makers, microwaves, glider rodke floor & table lamps, garden tools, CD racks. towel se marry types of kitchen goods electric motorcycles trains (In toy sin & full child's riding sizes), table chair sets, telephone benches, rocking horses, tai tennis table, remote control toys, picture fames. skill Ing bags, quirts, bar stools, brass beds. ladies rob Puts & pans, rechargeable power drills, bakers race tricycles. dollprams, coat racks, entertainment centro plant stands, Queen Anne style bench. nesting table space savers, garbles, baby items -carrier, swin( stroller. Little digger, Sport Jeep Lil Tykes, mist. too fishing rods, blood d pressure monitors & so mu more! Note: above is only a partial listing of the 90 pieces to be sold to the highest bidder. artici will be in quantity (take 1 or all -your choice). NI tt misguided freight; some boxes will be damaged or I bels & names removed. firm cm*. P, 4-- , Visa, SIX or bhrac ALL ARTICLES SOLO AS IB & MAT BE REMM DAY Of SALE. Saack imr mailOo. RAWLY POTTER AUCTIONEER 915) U3-1641 REMEMIEI LARGE ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE SPECIALTY AUCTION FRI. APRIL 11. WATCH THE PlU ERS FOR RILL 11.11811111011 Wed. March 18, Start: 6:00 p.m. View: from noon Kahn Country Auctions 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, 3 ml. N. of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week over 300 lots of antiques, fine furniture, glass, china 8 col- lectibles to include a partial estate from Ottawa plus in- clusions: 1800s mah. chest of drawers, 6 pc. mah. B R suite, 8 pc. oak D.R. suite, 114 c.oak mirrorback dresser, pine table, walnut fliptop table, walnut vanity, oak bowfront, 4 section oak bookcasenesting tables, mah. settee, Victorian plant stand. Engiish pram. Sher- lock -Manning piano, side-by-side wardrobe, oak filing cabinet, wooden kitchen table, washstands, art deco lamps, set of 4 oak T -back chairs, Torchiere lamp, an- tique radio, pine harvest table. 5 pressback, oak Low- boy. 5 pressback chairs, modern B.R. furniture, trunk, Royal Doullons, 02103. 2162, 1954, oil lamps, plated tea service. sofa 8 lovesat, ant. record cabinet, coffee 8 end tables, occ. tables 8 chairs. Hoosier cupboard base, antique slide projector, prints & many more unique 8 interesting items! WATCH YOUR PAPERS FOR OUR SPECIALTY SALE FRIDAY APRIL 10,98. Estates 8 Consignments our Specialty! Randy Potter Auctioneer (905)683-0041 Fax(905)576-2267 SPRING GUN AUCTION GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE, MAR 28TH SATURDAY, 11 A.M. Selling a selection of long arms, rifles, shotguns, v!n- ,age and collectible pieces from various sources, col- iect ons and estates. Consignments area welcome. PLEASE CALL FRANK STAPLETON (905)706-2244.(800)263-9006 GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE Newtonville, March 20, Friday 6:00 p.m. Selling a Private Estate from Cobourg, with addi- tions, Chesterfield, Occasional Chairs, T.V., Stereo, Set 5 Hardwood chairs, New Rd. Glass china cabinet, Wicker rocker, Corner China cabinet matching Buffet & Hutch, Bedroom furni- ture, quilt rack, lamps, glassware, dishes, several antique articles, exercise equipment, Commodore 64, Microwave, Wheel barrow, Electric mower, Chain fell, Etc..... Preview Friday, After 2:00 pm. Auction at 6:00 p.m. Terms: Cash, Appr. Cheque. Visa. MIC. Mlerac AUCTIONEER: FRANK G. STAPLETON, (905)786-2244.1-800-263-9886 Saturday, March 21 SM, 11:00 a -m. Northumberland Auto Center 300 Ridout St, (West Enid) Port Hope, Ont 2 Ford Smit((1497) 9.000 IC above floor foists, snap -on Mod VRGT R-12 & R -13a Recovery, Charg- ing. Recycle q IVC sitaton, R12 - R134a Frear units. FMC Mod 601 Disc Drum lathe alattachmerits low - Pa -ltd) Coats 40-40A Tire Charger (Recondibo d), C3atS 150 (1997) Computerized Wheel Balancer, Snao-on MT 2500 Scan Tool w/domestic and import -ar•rdges and manuals (congkte). Newlife/LeRoy 80 Ga, 5 hp shop corepressor (1990)) Bulk Oil Bench tank and equipment (1,000 ktre), Toolec 12 ton Hy- draulic Press. Stranganm Mod 114 (1997) 500 Kg, HydraulicTransmassron Jack. Stro ngarm Mod. 206 Engine Hoist (4400 10.). 2 Floor Jacks, Champion 3 drawer fuel injection kit (complete), headlight Amrrg kit. Charger/9ooster. Acetykme/Oxygen torchessimi mg. mist. shop and garage equipment. office counter. desks. chairs. irk cabinet, cash register, qty. of pants, used bra, batteries. etc. etc. Note: This is a total close out auction of contents and serwce equipment. Everything is in excepent condition and evwyumly seN- nng Be on Time, any a am. amount of smi wares. Torms: Cash. approved cheque. visa. M/C.lntef AUCTIONEER: FRANK G. STAPL-ETON, NEINTONVILLE (905) 786-2244,14W263-9886 SAT. MARCH 21. 11 A.M. S71 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY Another chance to buy new furniture at auction prices including 9 pc. cherry dinngroom suite, 2 sectional so- fas, oak tables & chairs, nesting tables. new mattress sets. all sizes including king, sofas. love seats, Howard Miller docks. apt. size piano, 3 pa. sota sets, small quantity of stain, paint brushes, wallpaper etc. gift wrap, greeting cards, fridge & stove, clock tables, desk & creaeflrz. Solid oak table & chairs 'plus smalls & much more. 2 1991 tent trailers, 1961 Mama 4 Port. NM Time. 11 a -M. Viawies Fri. 1 b 6. Term Cast, Win, MIC, iobrac, A" r as dW sale. Plan to a11Md. MdA= Aectin i LipidaNenB 9854W32M far 985.432-2136 I ton 5 bedroom backsplit, new kitchen, all town services $195,000. For into all 905- 722-231 PETERBOROUGH - end bungalow. 2.2 bedrooms. hardwood floors. )/airs. deck. 100x60 lot: many, updates! Close to Hwy. 115. Asking $120.000.705-742-M.(soP) PICKERING. Saw $10.000. Gorgeous auabty built bunga- low. 1.726 sq. ft. mam 11M laundry. skylight, terrific lay- out Excellent condition $224.900 905-831-9727 "Genllaman Geags Walker' says 'RARE OPPORTUNI- TYltll Renovate as new. 2 and 3 bedroom low houses. 4 new appliances. $28.000 yearly 1`100me to qualify. $500. de- posit. Good credit. Some reel to own b qualified purchaser. 9Give 41•�ge a all at 905-726- REDUCED TO SELL.Gorggetws 4 bedroom homePickering. close to lake. sthodls .all amenities. Excellent more in condition. Now $195.000. 905- 631-M30. SIwE TROIIaUMIm- maculate 2.300 sq n eacw trve horns in tatght after Vdhny arca CIOet to selhadls and buaw Greenhouse Iac h- eawBeplusm�anny�t 17herhe (905) 686-5701 SIX MONTH DLO. 3bdrm . W, brick 212 bath span carklal. hardwood Door. IYe- Jlam. emulwronm tub. Is - ,and len/drtrwr.. Ivy ulpgrap- ed, prrraM-bt. xxgswa�r Fa - est. M E. Osnawa, $169.900 Mart (905) 720 1613 SOUTH a= - 3-be0room 4rge nutter Wun- sune, new btCENn, ffilldgst, roof 'ac room 6 wood store 5210.000 906-6136555 AJAK-VK'TOSUM ELEGANCE. 3 bedroom brick. Ira holt tomMhoreke. 1-1.'2 years now. staffs to it I ram on. Sat t Sun March 21 6 22. I= liable 2-5 par. /4 Lax I HarwOONRalnoct. south of Aotslard). $157.900. Cal 905.427.1677. w M. luxury 1-fieapara condo plus solarium. 5 0. pliurica. poke door to MI amoNfles. $138.000. Can (416) 705 -GW Waled to Bou YOINri wolf" marred couple W. I for a ron•atal dying asunuble nwn(pge n are Osteffa aka we kine or no money down K iraaWsd pheaae all Rhonda or Norm at 905.579-9676 (sip) Own WTbaw 1 w KMWELD, 77 Moth Taylor Dr (off Hwy 48. am from ShWWW Gas Station Man- Ilmance bac. 3-bdmu Hkdronl anage. CN. an, broad- kaomed, mnphle Iadfen. full ban. willow b Law deck eleetrk hat. 199.900. OPEN HOUSE SIAL. 11MCH S. 12-5 Pat. kvW* h. (905) 63- 0066 HOLIDAY INN, OSHAWA 1011 BLOOR STREET, OSHAWA SUNDAY NOON MARCH 22ND VIEW 11.30 A.M. - SALE STARTS AT 12.30 P.M. lin12s. disk -on wised n Bold a neje tea. Emerson. Sony. Philips, Magnavox, Orion. Sanyo, Aiwa, Memorex, Electronics, Cordless Phones. VCRs. 53" Jumbo TV, TVs, Compact Disk Stereos, CD Walkmans. Camcorder. Phones, Call IDs. Houseware, Giftware, Dolls. Lots of Tools. 14K Jeweller, Emerald, Sapphire ilk Ruby Eternity. Solltalres A Ann Rings. Dtamond Clusters. Rings, Diamond Studs, Bracelets, Watches. Wild Life Figurines, Dirt Devil Vacuums. Luggageware. Tramoutina Cookware, Laser Knives. Small AppWnces. Bread Machines. Pasta Machines, Cedar Chests, Halogen Lamps, Sensor Lights. BBQ Grills, Cameras. Deep Fryer, Crystal Wine Glasses, Accent Furniture. Bench, Tea Carts, Cheval Mirror, Sewing Machines, Manual Treadmill. Abb Rollers, Health Walkers. Too many to Hot subject to addition A Deletions. TERMS CASH. VISA you` ONLY SALE BY GLOB•e947-0333 Morley to Land CAPITAL FINANCIAL. Cash in 72hrs at excellent rates for any reason. No liens or lees. Don't pry for 3 months. Can Sam-5pm.416-336-8245. MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out of debt quick without going banlirupt or being ga Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating. Call for free information. 905-576-3505. Studer" bans included. maymm MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly Financing for any pur- pose, rates from 4.49X All applications accepted. Com- munhy Mortgage 668.6805 e l Ousirwss onwhi6ss MAKE SERIOUS MOIIEYI Your own business with un- 2Ir� t dmconie pohMial, Free 2751 message. 888.572- WANTED- ENTREPRE- NEURS" WISE CRACKS - The cracked concrete injection specialists offering exclusive Franchise Opportunity 1.800- 587-7325 Go Personals Actual OLDER ONTARIO LA- DIES seeking dates - names & home numbers. 1.900-451- 5566 ext 673. S3 49/mm T- Ikxhe. Must be 1a. BORED ONTARIO HOUSE- WIVES - names 6 private Phone numbers, 1-900-451- 3639 oil 680. $3 29rmin, must be 18 T -tone RELAXING MASSAGE 40 King St.W (905) 404-9625 1a1rSF nsaTare]] •C A Psycf Answers You can know Rated h Poky 100.000 . Coss Use Us Cant oadkdw" 241n. S2991 met. is. 11900451-4055 WNMQ: Two Attractive Massage Attendants, 113+ for busy Toronto stu- dio. High pay. Train- ing provided. Own transportation re- quired. Call Janice (416) 725-41-25- mi 25-4125e : i Arai NO TWE TO TAIA Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your tax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will Call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. Fax Now Advwdow O J J Q 0 Z SELL R NOW CALL 683.0707 OR FAX 579.4218 Ci) Coming EMft M CWAM9 Ennb For VA OW Ill nhftd CoNefoq Fo11Ns, AA8 IdMI" Spbm. Stop by and see a home under construction using this Superior method of horse building. Everyone Welcome, Home Owners, Contractors Etc. Ou. 16-27/98.8 a.m. to 5 p.m. tlMAltw* Rd. Pkkedol. Follow Nips w pill: 885-3483196 for dir. or stere LMB. :11 Inlprovart w* :11 Imp►owNMnb •DESIGN •BUILD •INDUSTRIAL "'COMMERCIAL •RESIDENTIAL Engineers on staff We do all construction GIVE US A CALL SERVICES Patios, decks, renovations, painting interior, exterior, plumbing and much more. (905)831-2416 $60 will Clean up to 3000 sq. n. Vacuuming, dusting, bath cleaning. kitchen. floors washed. window ledges. base boards. & wherever else the house FF 4 10 years expenence Call Ruts O 416-706-9264 1 Painting a or-" • miona. :: SehodM "GUARANTEED" PAINTING i PLASTERING -No lob top big or small You pay when You are sauslied! -Free estimates! Call SSea me: Paw (416)-2�302a DRIVING SCNOOL Offering 4 day approved driving course for maximum misurarrce discount. March 16 - 19. Fee $279. Also regular, ccrxses otkred. 428-1717 Mo" a . , weigfw eros • las MI ZAistn NOVIIIC & STORAGE tb Apartments. Offices. Appkani & Piano specaws sada & Lod - MOM DiscaAs. Licensed. xhsuxe0 Fra Eshma m Professional reraice. Call 436-7796. BREAKTHROUGH WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM No eminent Fee %o 040y int S-08. Carwwwrq, i pr (416)2013-0666 24 hr rkd rtw•wsajc LMParty S-kinisParty sanieas RABBIT WANITB WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties Arid AN Occasions. Have My Own Magician. CaR )C' amle 66101-4932 ' 1 D«ur • 1 Oeerna FAROUHAR, Randy Suddenty on Saturday. M. 14, 1998. Survived by his brother Doug and his Kim and sister Susan- Wil be sadly missed by and his son Eric. Duan urine to metes and nWw Jessica, Cassandra, Joshua, Berpm n, Dariele Shawn. The family wig receive friends at MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Il Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905428-8488 If 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Tuesday. Funeral service in Chapel on Wednesday, March 18, 1998 at 10 am. ferment Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens. Donau may be made to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Fc Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. AJAX/DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... THE NZWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 17, I"$ -PAGE 19 FREE PERSONAL AD FREE. VOICE GREETING anMin ■■on110TIMIN"ow. playing cards, dancing and SEARCHING FOR YOU replies only. BOX 30456 BOX 12022 THANKS 4 SHOPPING more. Seeing a male. 39 to 45. 58 yr old, 5' divorced lemale. Ads! Meth similar interests. BOX smoker, with blue FRIENDS FWST FAMLY MNDED 28 r ltd, 5'6 135 Ib. divorced eyes. Fleesmother who entoys car 14733 I ye 19, brown hair and brown I ole a sfor a motlter d one. 20. Can racing. the bars nonce n a WANT ANMAL LOVER Seeks a male. BOX 111767 off. tom. Looking for someoobourg e.ar a. boring for i t into male. 20 roCall 1.900.451-3793 while, outdoors and quiet Attractive, slender, tall anmal NEED A COMPANION? 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BOX 34916 &ring out. t came. dancing tun. BOX 34237 HEART OF lar hr4ormu. for com- mom with sow of humor. quiet toes. Looking ler fend• SHY GUY and more. Seeking an employed, old fashkabd mate. 50 ro 60. who is swoere and KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS 31 yr old, 5'8-. full figured. GOLD... r pananship, posable Honest. Was uOUI etationshop. BOX 19702 Likes dinw4 docri , videos. BOX 74541 LICE TO HAVE FUNK? ship leadkg to possible raja- tionslkp. Cobgrg and Port BOX 30"1 5, mW s seeking a female ler IrienQyvp and comparMorbfkp. BO( 34947 honest. ler a long term rola- bmto sip. BM 1450 ARE YOU CUTE? amacbve, single mom of two, smoker. Artist and writer. Likes pjants and animals. Seeks male. 45-55. who is over 5'8 affection• ate. doom CLASSY LADY b �,. l est dare 56 r ad. 5'S'. Single, while morn, 51'. 110 lb and � Secure. Lies �^DnD � g dirt ZEST FOR LIFE 44 r ad. whir mei. phhysical- 20's. 5'S". attractive mom of with blonds hair and dark , ennotionaly and financially $*we. BOX 13318 very proms- 710 Ib, relied, ng lemale, protesaonal 30, enjoys � S m fles es ' ng out. good oornersaeon and H• and finaroiaaY it neva two boys. a ran aswk- drinker. from the one, 25 female with w° ff�h>~ � GII 1-900-451-3793 er and social eyes Seeking a ciao mins, BLUE-EYED BLONDE quiet batch Mir and 14600 $2.49 per nten. Pic en , arm Prefer some. to 32. who s down to ear87. BCX 17251 100 lb. single mom of one. ores, m'oom blue syss Enjoys romantic d� a w a u? 8'e outdoors. WN NE OVER ARE YOU SNGI E? one why ctrdnen. Love travel Yroas and ik n general. B(1K GIVE ME A CALL seolorq a meta who knows what he want n We. must be golf. vers hy carhdls- �°g. eirsig out 19 yr old female. snow. 57. Employed approamaafy. 30 to 10848 46 old. widowed, prokaseom• was built. 6'10 6'r, Iles dant. light. at. Seeking a feadng and more. 150 b. Lia sports. clubs. 40. 5 6 or leu. firm. attractive. GREEN SHIRT a OM. Sea" aam male and wale mewal: W SM *WCMNY stable See an horbst male. mw. 29 to 37. wnh long ha.. 50s. financially secure. Maar dance SM 15822 NEED FIEND 8 for to right man. b be Oaet french and Ailuro pertrhars Wim. good looking male, 5'10'. oolong ler til. mrrparwoahF gpX fig" 14165 kir a king arm foai0rsfirp, meter sal BOX BOK 19300 Must lour. efilaen. BCDt 13323 A I'm 22, vow D• 23 soon. I hhay. wrtn Are you eery going capable and ready b rare as -CV". physically ft km We. SOUND LIKE YOU? 25 yr old. 5'10-. yrgle mom CAPRICORN LADY Ws 40's. pku sized ham" LOOKING FOR LOVE SHARE � 77 �. 58-. 150 Ib. back long brown haw and gran rya. I enjoy gong to moviee, your We old affecOes 11M someone capable of do" ab 18 to 25- So" lag, mean - volt bads tar and due rya. his awn gIete T�WITH Ike b moment" works dill" out.o up b lhe5 � age travM. a fire. BCD( Enjoys swrmrrg. sling• 40 50's whin ~ smoki ngg mak, wilt a irg, trawl. and moreouLcook. i e. you 2J Z6. bud. SMsairrial 2 �5 camp". long walks, quiet arlow OW. �h9 a einem male b Yoy a aa'itsreardwhes.anderPUSNITIIE fMGIfL_ tires and more Seeing a ler a lo" nMbonshP. Love '".g. mXW. cards W" haaaardirD. SM ISM ab same few ams. BOX hale for a rrMaeKt F. S( nalun.andenolung. panMg, quiet Wiles SM 26431 FRIENDS 30455 ...babro I'm 20. single Moats FIRST male. 5'6. 140 lbs. Enjoys 35054 sgrp V" and more. No FUN. FIT AND FOOLISH Peals tamale with bole hair. NDEPENDBrY MOTHER! hod". movies, eancrg VERY ►ROMSt4G Mad games BOK 1"47 Afaacsonats whys E 50 r ole. 5 5". 110 tb divorcad Professional amain wd1 blonds haw and blew ayes. Enjoys sluing. 901. dr,eng, m,uarc ane mon. Seeking an eeuea ed. prolim conal mak, secure. wen sir,du inYn..a a long Yom rw.aalhip. BOK 36335 CAN YOU EMM LIFE? 41 yr old, pebfe, brunets le We so" someone wish M same to . Lie Ve outdoors. dencwq mist and more. am low SEEKING FRIENDSHIP Peak, attractive. Christian lady. nom smoker. non ani« Enpp eaves. dm air abater. dnwq out. be mrkats. day M woks and drna in to Carey Seeks hofefC arcers. ow"w go so 0. cry 60's in the, C" arae, ler hand - ft only BOK 30467 FRIENDSHIP TO SHARE POW attractive. Chn~ lady, nonsmoker, non & nal. eryoys flea metals. dinner. aeaw. Moines. drug out. "Y Crips and waft and aria in Vis Omm" Differes aft an to goo" Chr~ gain. *mum. try 60's, for hen - Ship, Cobourg aro. BOX 30415 PGM WANTED SOokirg a wdea, fat. 5'10- plus, 48.52. single non anok,ng male wow a beardand ready for an emotional Com a ea I am whir 57 tar rrle living in 1`0". BM 14899 BLONDE HAIRED LADY Single and ndepedenct 21 r old while ama e. outpahg, ttwwy and optintisic. Eryoy sat- ing, reading, spending tie with fankty and hinds. Seeing a woo whir male. 21.30, with no dperpaenrfdfar�Kys, who has a gnset L_ 8131( 11903 ProfessiaW, ft and single amala SV a smolw and social drinker � la� Keay etc. Seektr' an so&-° lire and «riptdyed male, 35 b 40, Waw his so with no hiSeoParndefsS. SM 117204 WAWA REAL MAIN U& whir I 1 .22, brow hair, grew eya enjoys out. doom moray codwg and din. ng our. woks snpa, w hall mala. 22 to 25. with shin iaaeats, who oras kids amid wssrested in bacon" a ami• IV. BOX 3003 srhgk morn ryrys drwg out. Cancer - r M. 5T'. whole ndepor, - - - kir angle. It mature A NEW START of one. X. long haw. blue rya. Or" and more. Socking a ft, dent. nmom of ons; enjoy s WsuY ON 19.30. wish so do Okwroed whip femur.. 36.58'. Seeking single w4rr en mw. 5trs. to ampawaat mores. mMa,c and more. view am 304" eadaan build, arty beide heir. a+nolim male, 36 to 40, ails. BOK 19408 Looknq for s rsaaoafip wish CALL ME FIRST blue rya, kwes hh0rsk and cd ay' caring racer and DOWN TO EARTH. a male 30 b 39, whys as► and sport minded. BOK 26433 11a horhoet and nee d ddp- . 1 am 20 r old. angle while l rig sNoNon srtha ori. no BECOMING FREtMI Swhph work amale. won SM 14158 ata. 5 8". 150 Ileo who arjoys efidrsn, seeking swgk or Mai, +allow. S2. wiloys dkmacod while male. with ear► country music. sports, lar nYr_. ler hendafwp and be markets and more. haay, 30460fe nstab0nahip. SML�h9 lex anarmale. SS o Akt4"4 Hot"" 30461 i2. who kc'A'� ►/ THANKS 4 SNOPPNG Single. whir. amracbve skim fsmw. 36. 5'S'. love $1 1 tool. auctions. king weft and was morass, a arnoker and local duller with no dddisrh. SOO" a srhmrs, at as male. 35 to 45. who has no dWK- dnn. lovas arwnele and as do .ew..Y of mires. BOK 1 S4t8 PISCES WANTED....._ M you a 5 10' pin, let. whM. 48 to 52. single. non smoking. beardless, day worker ready for an emotional commame t? The attractive. 57' while arms would Me you to reply to eke m.ibar! BOK 15643 Sin• attractive whit mom of ata. 36, snow. erpmoywd and inartWry secure. Enfoys spats. reissuing, watcfeg mows and home Me. S..kkg a spacial man. woo was Ding sane laughter bear rnb my Ne and a" my ddds spores. BOX 26435 PETITE PACKAGE Libra lady avaeabk, wdap*r► ernt highly motivated, urwver- my student. see" a uurwve- sty educaw. Wee ealabisned mat. 35 to 45. for ottiaorW drilling. 1 Saw we*- to 9*9-91 Ging men. who wetoll.good u► _ loolu g, M save and a casing gen- *erhan. BOK 26425 HONEST lel W NAME is 2 tWT UWALLY D3 INESE hi0V*k,ER , IM AVAILA19 SPCERE DELI LAO AND SARK TOLD ME To AZUL Vol •SET uP' aTEb z IXXI'T WMW VUTO T1IIUK IM AIdyT/ME Almost 37. ""gie moth. or I ahjoy, lode "ergo 30 VIE COULD meEr WEDY M 'UtSVEQATE. rON& catmp.q. 01*R COFFEE. moves at home. quiet . ewrwhgs playng Card& p am ooce-tey gong d out to diva. I Pre a grew sane of hurter and any gong. Treat wm respect and rapedssa,rf weed be gMn back p- 26424 SEARCH= FOR You M r W. 5'6'. separated pro- , .. anthaa smoker Seek- , a sa1rne1 45 to 55, to slave my lb wah. It you am senou ,_l an teras! SM 12187 SO MUCH TO OFFER! Bnial wAta arnale, M. con- adaed ata, brunette. hazel rya 5'4, 123 In. Lies danc- np, cYCW^0. we.. tdd rook and pnrtas. Saks swhgk, onto male. 40 to 45. SMSMw. 58", ram, nonsmoker who is sincere and horsst for friendship, BO 14404 CHAT WITH ME_ I9 r ole moor of ane sardh- ing ler finandship for now. I reed someone to talk to. Mire a male 19 to 24... BOK 14654 NO GAMES PLEASE! it 57, 125 Q 32 r ofd, single paras in to Oshaw s area, sating a enol, lorast male whys not into had Was,Enjoy Foci *abng. to skrmnw, biltrg ler b WN etc. Occasional drunker and non smoker... am 17200 ARE YOU -Wt RIGNT? Are you Y b 58, hand - ft outgoing. good aro r humor, !Looe personeW e and romanic? Li e$ canary music, no dependent. eatab lshad and chrmft what you gr is a Old@ pade9s at Cahas returned. BOr 20 EMM SEEKS IVORY 39 r old. Made mom who erpys qu at Irick std more. sow" an employed, who mW, 40 to 45. win so do sMema 1 BOK 12093 GNEMEACALL Proassionr btefs wn blonde heir Enjoys to oU- doors, n*VMM Mein and more. Seeing a Christian thele. 28 to 45, with sinrr itrab Children' walcrm ed. BOC 14ON ftr a Complete ap-to-date ftt*t of Sia�Dereb Toiors bolt on aw hewaet: INS://www. SHORT A CUTE STUFF 21 r old, 410 IIZ', Kenkala with bright red has. Ewp shot*V Pool, Camp % '+Tuoft krals, heel. music. an and reading. Seeking a male. 21 to 29, who E honest and aswere ler kisi Ship *"MY. BOX 33157 WANT TO EVLORE? 30 r oil. 5'4', tredasn built single mother of two is bo" Ow sore fl ughaer, store ovary, dfine�iences (pool a bad), Istria. I now go a headada! BCX ISM I .f V wish thick hair. BOK 264M FRIENDS FIRST Motor of 2 Managers, 37, 5'Y. 180 lbs, but looks good. LAoldrg ler white rials, 35 b 43, medium bund. Shoulder length or longer haat who Was dnarg out 90'111 nafsue, mmark- iehart and files to rartlt also flees Quiet tank. BOC 30480 TAKE A CHANCE 39 r old, 54", kill figured, sep- araled annals, who rljoys depo der . Iookrg for a angle whole male 25 to 35. with a kun 0 it, 1, n, down b eat'ah and baking b aVR a MW§Mohp. ISM 14199 VERY PROMISNG 33 r old. full figured. anancial- ly sows. what I I win Down law, brown eye and a enhoker snicip the cofags re. ash". Cano.wg and more. Ses" a irwhaally same mina. 32 to 38, wish soder mom BOX 19549 ARE YOU ASINT1011S? 27 r ole. 5'e", 135 !b. Caribbean man With erg bfsdk har. Seeking a tang mire aro is ambeaw. EIM 19562 NEED A FFOBI 7 55', 0*9 built septated lends ran brown haw and green eyes. Enjoys tnovret, quo waft oLirgs out ane mol Seeking a mrhafs, 25 to 40. With sseir br,ta,. , for 4ila rip. BOOK 19651 WELL ESTABLISHED Activeratherpn0faseiaal adyt St cooutdoors and good comer i fon, etc' SO" Sa,tracer., etc - 0006 while NOW b NO48 56. malas east ' - inYr- aY ler posove long farm frills - am 19W EASY GONG 37. Monde, rtadlnrll bid. Ori loop Wets, dnifq oil, cane ` sum �- 1 yard smirk nand dancing. Seeking NOL omedarmn ball nt Social dmatrood e. t g seof hirer, away 91111g and ilk a inw a it%* Special. Bare 30158 WORTH WAITING FOR 5'S•, 135 a, astradive lemnale who 4111"S moria, taw and ab km things in Iia. Seelig a dsblgueled mak, SO joke, with Similar interests. BOX Divorced S6. 54% &Wacbm anrl., looking for a nub con► pervort b Shale New ROAM drives in as eontry. Prean long will relationship. Sanas SHARE MY WOIOLDI 41 r ole. act". single *mresd mom. S'S'. woo a son, who is a nary moms W of my dab aid man* to be sucepled in any reason, Shp, loobg ler Cox -New It in M long nn, but kiau . lest I Mo country music. sing. danmtp and mow. BOX 1"11 No ConMTtiEm Saga moan. 33.5'C. medi- um build• lag dark her Wan red highli and big 7 - aye. Enfofa "Orbs. 6rwg out mucic, prsos and more. Seeking angle male. 3310 40. we unimportant, lex frsnd- Shhip and pooaIli` rias. but no core arnerhm BOK 26411 A to= THING Separated dee I W , 35. 54', medium build, tazel eyes, brown has, horwt aMrlom- air, norhanakr, Mea dnios.n old arhirrele, morias, dnkag to a ft milt Low" to not an a 1101 00 lakaaftL- iorfsY MATO, 35 ler K.fs- iaalniP BOK 30452 ARE WE A ■anm 46 r old, good hs.Kfored whila Kmele, mon arrnoKar: njoya a most land$ at male, n , iK dry, gen 0 ark, In s er- kft Chinese food, a"= and mon. Saking a male With sit do ifaootY for Pmabfs rda6wahip. BCD( 11910 REMEMBER AWaee isManley, secure, separMed whale ferns, 38, 5'r. I you we a !food brig imarcaaly. sed amobwmmy same, single whir mals. 35 to 45. our 5.10• with a hull head of hair call nal BCX 11921 SEEKING FOR TLC._ r to Ear and. SIT. 175 ro, !mole wi1N ansa. 50, sent- ing a anile Mack mals, 40 to 50. who is a non smoker. 5'11' or lair, ler kiad5hip. pier• My more. BOK 11938 LOTS OF LOVE TO GIVE Widowed while I skk- irg a flim gwdwnen, 57 b 65, of is a good deficits to coun- try music. Lots talk soon... spats, moves and the out- door. Looking for sink. atracom. a %rnwe 18.25. ala, Similar Aran Bleb 30469 FUN TIMES TOGETHER 40 r old, sepoubd tWw who erYoys fltheu, r-ws Ding. hod" ckaetWrg and more Somdeng a lemele who is rib fun and caws. SM 13702 ARE You IPTERESTED? 41 r old. suracsve, financially secure mW. construction worker. who sntoys dome , dung out. wngng. quest times and more. So" a Minna with smear nwesrs. Bab 139% GREAT TRIES AWAIT US 29 r old. 5'9'. 185 Ib. ompbyed Iaahor of one. win dark haw and green eyet. Erilop ckubbM bong our, movies and more. Swing a Was, Io, 26 b 33. win similar weests. No head pamea, 1458 . BOX LASTING PiBA- TKDNS 29rew. W4" who WOO minae, Waft 61. amid new. Salla a LICE TO ENJOY LIFE Sinle while mak. 48 yrs old. brown M►, and lyse. 6, 200 Ills, P«irng women of same age (nand 40 years am. Was 'hh0. quat alma, nw smok- of SOCNO awd o. am 30465 LIKES TO DANCE Single Mrhte male. 45. Milo OM do- beneW. hock - waft on lro0: beaches and roach- the sun. set Seeking a felly. 35 to 45, kir long farm rete. Nor NO SICK 30464 I8 YR OLD TIALIAN MAN A hearing -pared sueane, a LE 300" IN . 16 b 20 40'1 PWV OUL day or nighiL wead * g spots Non sroksr. please. king am in the Pckernq or Ali area- B)x 26396 ATTRACTIVE GUY Good lookng mak ares ell outdoors, carrnpm music, danc- ng. hit rods, maw, ergo our with people having a good truer BCK 112138 EYES FOR You ear. 19 yr ofd male ergoys shop pigs moves, sport and to ouldoora So" a sen and asaM" an We BOX 1303 EYE CATCHER Ybuq 4001orhg 47 r old it whit mala, 5 8'. handsome win median build. Enjoy ltnna. cY<w0. dace roar. new mso. kit. Loping ler a MI i . age and ram urwn- ponint 5'4' or sthortar, writ $mite rhaer.sY. No smhaa dhd- dren, pleas. BOX 14850 2ND TIME AROUND 32 r ole. 5'11'. 140 e. non CUSW" tans a two. soaks sine mom, 25 to 35, for Las* wg rraaaship. Enjoys se out- doors, sports, music, dancing and arias t0 Ww. BOC 14887 ME NEED TO TALK 26 r ole. 5'10' ahergac V" male win snag build I. seeks a female aft woo W" working at, mows and Let us shorten IN ice cal 1-800-662-8423 ilr MOWOSY. am" 14534 LONG THrI RELATIONS 511".175 R abide. wire mw who enjoys; to atdoors, can p% ca ossg, stomp. horseback rkirnp, rightrfa. romance and mow. Seelig a amsa Win Similar eaeress. wx 15779 YOU'IE THE ONE 29 r old, employed hale Who NW more. Se�rg mallei with similar iMerats. BOC 16466 OUTGOING GUY Outgoing mea Who arloys tla mance 4Box 893 CAR= a K6AN 38 r old, sar, gle while. non mw, 5't t', no lbs s Saebg a non smoldrg awn- 9fe ferrnale anaenard n eking term Miaonship. Emily chi - &rt oadoom ea tisk Ow imp be f" and voNybai, din- ing at moa and more. am SPARK 5131E NTERESTS 36 r ole, 6'2'.190 Q male with no dependam I, in pretty good rap hopes 10 meet an hon• at bring. big hearted ameb to share in the good to W.BOX 17109 41M Call 1-900-451.3793 $2.49 per min. WHAT'S GON' ON? 36 yr old. handsome male is seeking a male for adult encounters. BOX 156M DISCREET FUN 26 yr ole. 5' 10' 175 Ib. mak is seeking an older male ler dis- creet encounters. BOX 34870 CASUAL FUN 25 yr ole. a curious male is see" a b curious male, 25 to 30.1or casual discreet ahtoun- Yrs. BOX 35036 WE WANT YOU! Marred couple. late 30's -seek- ing a If, mals. we both dunk and we social drinkers Must be clean and decreer em 11573 LEAVE ME A MESSAGE! Ft-. 200 Ib mak s seeking Cuba$. et or gay ora for adult W. Just leave ma a mes- sage.BOK 12147 WANT TO HAVE FUN_. 200 Ib. 5 10' gay femnrb mei s seeking aMOar gay make Enjoy bowjwg. bwgo. a - mng and dencnq SM 19392 JUST LOOKING 4 U 28 r aid, h. whits male is look - Wit; for other moles, up to age 55. lex Saba" discreet encounters. day or right OM 33060 CUL, u WILL BE GLAD 11i coots make, stragM xo^g. X. 6. 170 to a seeing co. pus for dr, get bow- day owday or WWOM You will be be g YOU casedl Bit 3428 CALL ISE SOON 24 r ole. 510. 160 kb mhako 004" dance dins Mw,a and spi", Seeking a fiat mals. 18 0 30. wish sw war fftrom BOK ism NO OLDER THAN 251 5'x".130 lb. 21 r oke Gay morw enfoya romance. partywg, mbwes. et. Soling a good boles, aim mw who emloys ging out SM 11019 FUN TIMES 25 r otd. 510 16C Ib male Who Onto" waking out and ns sig a good oma Seeking a Mack or what mala ler M *rtes BOK 11862 GIVE ME A CALL 35 r old. all and skin, sapa- ard mire. seeking a male ler len tree BOX 12023 KEN SEEKS G.L JOE 30 r old. 5'6'. 130 Ib. mascu- Am, gory mirk Wish bkisigreen ryes, disk Mir and a mua- e , . Enhoys Holoy's. 4x4. cam good bmwtssoon and mow. erg a mal. 2510 35. With SWAV nrre>sts. BOK 14635 CASUAL FRIENDS 32 r aid. or curious male, taking a tin curious make, 7 8 to 35. ler casual encounters. pos- able relationship BOX 14753 THE UNEXPECTED 36 r ole. 9" who mole who erpoys dancing, dining out. moves. spelt and more See" a gay male. 78 to 40, with Similar interests. BOX 17027 RNER THINGS N LIFE 26 On okt male ant all s ins awe. horseback nding. roman. afd more. Sakwg an outgoing. employed mw, 25 b 30, sin smile Arleta BOX 17131 READY, SET, CALL 27 r old, 6'. male wn brown has and grean staff, seeking a it bi mW. BOX 18448 CASUAL FUN 40 r old, SY. 170 a while mire seffkirg a male, 25 to 40, W casual encounters. Box 18959 YES OR NO 36 r ole gslt who male seeks awns gay whir male. 18-50, any ram. BM 14461 D■FERENTTI■NGS Maned b cuneus mw seeks m ealsme a couple for a sal encounter. BOX 15M SERI INTERESTING? Attached couple mid 40's, SOW" bi curious "ra, for dilDtwel, adult irk BCOI 14391 ALL w GOOD TV* PmasaorW whir male mpys movies, dancing. Bate ad SINCERELY YOURS - Durham's waq to meet successful singles like qourseif d" in or out. lee outdoors. Seek tnerndship first ply more later. BOX 10422 TAKE A CHANCE Tall, thin. b mak. mod 201s. looking for a be male who is fit Disaeton and cleanliness esPected and assured. BOX 28409 PLEASE TEACH ME_. Straight acting. Bh curious male. 30. 51'. 130 lbs. slim. enjoys 6" cars and wet about aryOrg.Seeking arodt- sr Bo curous mak who is dis- crest ler a hwdsl - BO( 12073 Call 1-981451-3793 $2.49 per new. ARE YOU CUHIOtW Saw" a Sigle why t Wn- ous temre who is clash and dito - BOX 17073 1ST TIMER Mrr,ed wiry lemaie 5'T. 115 tow f.elrg an a. 1,- a D, IN was to anar. first lime ams- nence. Daacrsaon and sewer ey a must Seeking a graahew and attached person wish Pro@" for good oonwas0, and special roaioehp Brat 34296 FUN ATTRACTIVE GAL Son" someone 20 to 24, wish to same wastesi am a terrhele who s easy b ale b, go 10 school and work pan -erre It you awl w w - be a good I eth.. w me' BOX 14750 WE ARE CURIOUS Cmple SOO" a what, d oil- am. ras. Dilor IN . in her 3Cs around 5' to 5 5', ane no more lean 110 ifs, ane arm for a in sms a0erie , BCD 26440 SPICE LOP VMM UFEEII Tai, slender. attractive B, Amar 300" a ands for alit adveas. I am in a refs• lonshp wan a woowl guy.. calf 10698 LET'S GET TOGETHER 23 r oke 5'3'.125 a. attractive amok with brawn haw and Mo eyes. So" an aaw- We. bi curious fem" ler ►handsiwp and len. BOX 168M NEW TO AREA 23 r old, attractive, d cuout amale. e.3'. 125 roe seeks a curious female who is attracbvs aro likes children lex hienasrsp and fin. Leave a message wan name and number BCX 14495 fiNDLtE3 10 www yww ad ren a 1,e- amwKiwe tall 1-e00l0p ap � d Adiamew reserve the r9V ler adf Y ads for awdwr and assume no aaWly ler adt or fewwom rywcf a rww, , ads which w downed Mutppro prem..p iliabbaeer7onWoos Sa�ir�im � froyon gamWs ale on bno reecssd at 1 -800 -928 -SM hfi m Ari 9601 to skim you my Mew chrga ler rwew ya,r ad by oro dr number For leer ANUfA cvdasa phos.. alarm recommended n9e7Ar8 ft= 3&T= NEWS ADVEnUM TUMPAY, MAYAMI 17,19M 0 �'ra4a & die /Vl"Iiej? Day, Everyday _f1rd—Z QhaVch ME - - - - , -Row gyp . 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