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Ancient bones in
Pickering may provide
proof of Native village
MY Shawn Simpson
Special to the news advertiser
PICKERING — No bones about
it. the)'re human and thcy*rc likely
very old.
Initial reports indicate that small
bone fragments found at an archco-
logical site north of the for -
Trier Brock Road landfill
site in Pickering last sum-
mcr are indeed human. pos-
sibly dating back 1,000
years or more.
-What it means, as does
every site. is it gives us an
understanding of where we
came from as a communi-
ty.- says Tom Mohr. presi-
dent of the Pickering Town-
ship Historical Society and
board member of Pickering
Museum Village. **The Eu-
ropcan community wasn't
here first. -
Dana Poulton. of D.R. Poulton
and Associates, a private archeologi-
cal consulting firm hired by the Min-
istry of Housing to survey the site,
says at first glance the 43 bone frag-
ments appear to be pieces of an
adult's leg and arm. possibly dating
back to the Pickering Culture, 800 to
1100 A.D. Mr. Poulton and the Min-
istry of Citizenship, Culture and
Recreation asked the News Advertis-
er not to disclose the site's location
to help protect its integrity.
(bones) are badly pre-
served.- says Mr. Poulton.
**They have been plowcd and
exposed to the elements
,xind, rain and frost."
Following the di.wovery
of the fragments last August,
they wcre immediately tak-
cn to the University of West -
cm Ontario where its physi-
cal anthropology department
examined them and -on
cluded that they are human.
But the experts aren't exact-
ly sure of the age of the
pieces.
"Whether they're 1,000 or
10 years has not been determined,"
TOM MOHR
'An understanding
of where we
came from'
WHAT"S INSIDE
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See DIG/Page 2
Aaft by Jason L1~
On the road again
iBrandyn Hewitt's fancy stick work was good
enough to get this shot past goalie Steven
IKarch (as Kyle Klibinggat sneaks up behind the
net) during what may be one of the final games
of the current road hockey season for the
youngsters who live on Longstaff Drive in Ajax.
For another photo of this street -level contest,
see page 10
Durham fears we're on roads to ruin
REGIONOFFICIAL SAYS
By Kom Aftm
Staff reW%r
CM%WOR0
'One of those
gotta have
programmes'
$208MILLION NEEDED TO'FIX DEFICIENT ROUTES
Durham's roads are likely. to remain
an "embarrassment" for some time be-
cause the money set aside to correct the
situation this year will barely cover the
potholes.
At a joint meeting of the Region's
works and finance committees on
Wednesday, transportation director
Tony Prevedel reported Durham needs
to spend $208 million to fix deficient
roads, but the preliminary budget re-
quest for $12.81million will only pay
for six. per cent of the work that needs
to be done.
-It will take forever to get caught
up:' said Mr. Prcvedel.
Whitby Councillor Gerry Emm,
who called it "an embarrassment to
drive on some roads", said the $12.8
million won't patch many potholes.
The dilemma is we can't see the
money we put into this making any dif-
ference. The amount of traffic will be
even more. Look at the development
going on"
Works commissioner Vic Silgailis
noted streets have been neglected dur-
ing the lean years. -During the hard
times, we had to reduce our budget so
drastically: The road programme has
taken quite a hit* "
Whitby Mayor Marcel Brunelle
pointed out the Region diverted money
from roads to social assistance during
the recession. `[be funds went to sup-
port welfare and we d6cimated our
road programme."
Now, Coun. Brunelle noted, "We're
at a crisis point. We have to address
this in a serious way. We can't take a
half -ass stance on it. We have to take a
long-term view of our infrastructtwe.
This is where it's at. If we fail at this,
that's it."
See ROAD/Page 3
7
PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVEKTISER SUND&Y, AML & 119"
Dig unearths bone
DIG/From page 1
and interpretation of what
is known today was
says Chris Andersen, re-
learned from (another
gional archeologist with
archeological site) nearby,"
the Ministry of Citizen-
says Mr. Horne, who notes
ship, Culture and Recre-
the other site was cxcavat-
ation. "It's premature to
ed more than 30 years ago.
say anything other than
Scientists discovered
they are human."
seven "discreet graves" at
Mr. Andersen stresses
that site containing 28 peo-
that it's important not to
ple, he says.
jump to any conclusions
Based on information
surrounding the discovery
learned from that dig, the
of the fragments.
migration pattern of the
He says they're tiny Iroquoians, and from arti-
pieces and further investi-
facts gathered in the gener-
gation into the matter and
al area of the site, the bone
closer scientific study is
fragments from this latest
needed before the era can
discovery likely date back
be established.
some 1,000 years.
But ministry herit.-alge
'Ir that. proves to be the
planner Malcolm Horne
case, it's also possible the
explains. it is a reasonable
site was home to a "fairly
assumption and a strong
complex" Iroquoian vil-
possibility the bone frag-
lage, says Mr. Horne.
ments predate the pioneers
"The .8 hectare site
and could in fact be Iro-
could have had several
quoian, ancestors of the
longhouses with pits, pal -
Hurons.
isades and fireplace
"A lot of information
hearths," he says.
Police
hunt man in
connection
with local
computer
heists
A man wanted for a
string of local school break-
ins and computer thefts is
believed hiding out some-
where in Ajax or Pickering.
Durham Regional Police
arc asking for the public's
help in nabbing 23-ycar-old
Michael Monroe Stevenson.
named on an arrest warrant
charging
him with
break and
enter, Pos-
session of
s t o I e n
property,
breach of
r e c o g -
n i z a n c e
and failing
to appear MIXCHN�MAEL
in court. MONDE
C 0 m - STEVENSW
puters and Sought by
r e I a t e d police
equipment
valued at
$260,000 have been stolen
from schools in Ajax and
Pickering over the past few
months.
Mr. Stevenson's last
known address was on Carr
Drive in Ajax.
He's described as white,
51", 125 pounds, with blue
eyes, short, sandy brown
hair, and possibly sporting a
goatee. Anyone with infor-
mation can call the break
and enter squad at 683-9100
ext. 2524 or Crime Stoppers
at 435 -TIPS.
f�agments which may be 1,000
"It's just a guess but 200
to 300 people could have
lived there."
Mr. Poulton says a lot of
work remains to find the
answers to many lingering
questions, but while scicn-
tists continue their probe,
there are still a number of
issues that must be re-
solved.
For instance, further in-
vestigation of the site is
imperative to determine
whether the bones are evi-
dence of a single individ-
ual who simply died on
that spot or if the area is in
fact an ancient burial
ground.
If the bones prove an-
cient, the closest living
aboriginal group must be
consulted, he says.
And if it is a burial site
the question becomes
should the site be excavat-
ed or simply avoided to
preserve it.
As Mr. Horne explains,
the bone fragments were
found in the top portion of
the soil, within the "plow
zone".
But to unearth more hid-
dcn treasures, a full-blown
excavation would be rc-
quired, which would in-
volve a slow, methodical,
metre -by -metre cxamina-
tion involving soil sifting
and possibly digging below
the top zone.
But ultimately, the reg-
istrar of the Cemetery's
Act will be charged with
the disposition of the bones
and the decision as to what
happens next.
Mr. Mohr says the dis-
covery is significant for the
people of Pickering and
Durham as it gives us a
link to our past.
"Life moves fast. People
tend not to connect to their
community.
"I mean, how many pco-
pie don't know what's go-
ing on outside their imme-
diate community? They are
a part of something much
larger."
The revelation comes as
Mr. Andersen prepares to
speak at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, 1867
P
years old
Valley Farm Rd., Tuesday,
April 14, at 7:30 p.m. on
'Our Unseen Heritage: Na-
tive Cultures in Pickering'.
For more information on
that, call Mr. Mohr at 839-
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ROAD/From page 1 at a cost of $5.3 million. time to start spending mon-
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out of the terrible econom-
ic times. During the im-
proved times, we have to
ensure our infrastructure
doesn't get neglected. With
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service (costs) will in-
crease and we'll gut
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"This is one of those
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"It's not sexy, more in-
frastructure, but we have to
THE NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 19M - PAGE 3
ments in Durham top $200 million
In 1990, the Region's
budget for road work was
$22 million, but dropped to
$10.4 million in 1996.
"Infrastructure is impor-
tant to the Region. It's our
money. We gave it up and
we should get it back,"
Coun. Brunelle said.
Mr. Prevedel pointed out
some projects have been on
hold for years, including
work on Oshawa's Park
Road south of Bloor Street.
It was originally tendered
in 1991, but the work was
put off because the money
wasn't available for the
project.
It's in this year's budget
"De rring Park Road
means other jobs get de-
ferred.
"A lot of jobs have fall-
en off our five-year pro-
gramme," Mr. Prevedel
said.
He noted it would cost
$30 million to resurface all
the roads identified as
-needing it, but there's only
about $700,000 in the bud-
get. Mr. Prevedel said he'd
like $2 million to $2.5 mil-
lion set aside this year for
resurfacing, which costs
$ 100,000 for one kilometre
of -a two-] ane road.
Oshawa Councillor John
Gray said the improved
economy makes this the
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No prosecution
Staff reporter
PICKERING The news that Ontario Hy-
dro won't be prosecuted under the provincial
Environmental Bill of Rights for dumping huge
quantities of copper and zinc into Lake Ontario
from the Pickering nuclear station is "rubbing
salt in an open wound" for town residents, says
Mayor Wayne Arthurs.
"It's one more example where people will
feel or interpret that the Province is shirking its
duties, its responsibilities."
The mayor says, however, that he's not sur-
prised by the decision of the Environment Min-
is" not to lay charges against Hydro, and that
he does "respect" the ministry's determination
that there's no legal basis on which to prosecute.
While he doubts the Town will "take any
more specific action" to pursue prosecution of
Hydro, the mayor notes the minis"'s decision
only reinforces the need for a public environ-
mental review of the Pickering station, which he
says Pickering will continue to pursue.
. Durham Nuclear Awareness (DNA),
which requested an investigation of the
copper and zinc emissions along with
Town Council, plans to continue to push
for charges.
Last May Hydro admitted its facili-
tics discharged about 1,800 tonnes of
copper and zinc over the past 25 years
into the Great Lakes. About 65 per cent
of that total came from the Pickering
nuclear station.
The metals were released through
erosion from corroding condenser tubes
which help cool sicarn used to drive the
station's turbines. At the time, Hydro
maintained it had not actually violated
environmental regulations. The con-
denser tubes on the 'B'sldc of the Pick-
cring station have already been replaced
with new titanium tubes.
A report commissioned by Hydro,
which included participation by outside
experts, found no evidence of any ad-
verse cffect on human health. However.
its audx)rs also concluded more research
was needed to confirm that finding, and
that there were "serious deficiencies" in
Hydro's approach to its environmental
responsibilities.
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For more in-
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.428-8111.
for Hydro over coppe
A March 30 letter from the Environment
Ministry to DNA explaining the ministry's deci-
sion , not to lay charges states th;t:
* The concentration of copper in the individual
cooling water streams was "substantially lower 1.
than those levels anticipated to cause an adverse
effect.
*'Ibcrc is no evidence Hydro provided false in-
formation, since it did report monitoring data as
required. "Ontario Hydro's failure to disclose
the erosion/corrosion problems associated with
their Admiralty Brass condenser units does not
constitute an offence under s. 184 of the Envi-
ronmental Protection Act' "
* "While it is evident that Ontario Hydro em-
ployees did not disclose full knowledge with re-
spect to the source of contaminants in the non -
contact cooling water stream, this does not cre-
ate a contravention of the specific regulatory re-
quirements' "
* Historical analysis data are not a sufficiently
reliable base on which to recom-
mend prosecution. Additional
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emiss'ions I A �C11KCAP*
sampling and analysis would be required, using
legal sampling protocol and verifiable calcula-
tions.
* There is a lack of evidence to identify an ad-
verse cffect associated with the discharge.
* The regulations being invoked for prosecution
do not cover "non -contact cooling water" (the
discharge came from water which remained in-
side condenser tubes while inside the station).
The letter notes charges may still be laid
against Hydro by the Ministry of Natural Re-
sources under the Fisheries Act.
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EDITORIA - L
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Paving the way
for road repairs
Not in recent memory has striking a regional bud-
get been so difficult.
And it's going to get harder still.
Just as Durham Region goverriment officials
begin to predict the impact of provincial download-
ing (Durham must *save'$Il million more). grapple
with a new property tax assessment system and pon-
der the cost of policing, they've been told recently
that the region's roads network is in dire need of re-
pair.
And Whitby Councillor Gerry Emim pulled few
punches at a works and finance committee meeting
this past week when he said it was "an embarrass-
ment" to drive on roads under Durham's jurisdic-
tion.
The good news is better economic times have
brought the roads issue to the top of Durham Re-
gion's agenda. The bad news is that the $12.8 mil-
lion set a -side to improve road conditions this year Is
barely enough to cover the patchwork quilt of pot-
holes that can be found. well. everywhere.
Consider this: Durham Region's budget for road
work was $22 million in 1990. By 1996, that figure
had dropped to S 10.4 ml I I Wn. The reason was an ex-
ponential increase in the early 1990s of social assis-
tance caseloads. requiring much funding to be di-
verted to take care of needy residents in Durham.
Those caseloads have since substantially dimin-
ished. while more motorists have quite literally hit
the roads in the region.
But roads — and aging infrastructure generally
must be maintained if Durham is to benefit whol-
ly from the current economic climate. Those black
ribbons of asphalt carry the vehicles which bolster
trade. which in tum creates jobs, which mean a de-
mand for more materials, which provide more busi-
ness opportunities, etc.. etc.
Durham politicians have identified the serious
need for upgrades and repairs to the regional roads
network and seem prepared to push it to the top of
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To the editor:
On March 10, 1 was in the Har-
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out of Wal-Mart, a woman walked
past me, right into my five-year-
old son, and didn't even acknowl-
edge the fact that she almost
pushed him over because she was
too busy looking behind her.
Unfortunately, I have become
accustomed to people's apathetic
behaviour, but what I found so ap-
palling about this woman is what I
found out at least two minutes
later. Behind her, she was looking
at her two children, playing in the
mall. She went into a store and just
left her kids to play alone. 117hey
were probably only one and two
years old.
As I was leaving, the little boy
ran up to me, with his little sister.
He was obviously scared and she
wa� crying. He said "Where's my
mommy? I can't find my mommy."
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pushed by me, I tried to calm them
down, and told them I'd take them
to her and showed them where
she'd be.
It took her another couple of
minutes to even realize that they
couldn't find her. She lcft her two
small kids, unattended for at least
five minutes, in a mall. at the en-
trance doors. I could have easily
left the mall, taking the kids with
me, and she wouldn't have even
noticed!
Any woman who has the mind
to do this, and let her two small
children feel abandoned, shouldn't
be allowed to have kids! It's had
enough when a child walks away
from their mother, but when it's the
mother who walks away from the
children, well that's just disgust-
ing!
D.J. Smith,
Ajax
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fair to MP
To the editor:
Your paper's editorial of March 20, enti-
tled 'MP shows his true patriot love,, was
right on the mark in reflecting the disgust
Canadians felt over the recent flag debate in
Ottawa. I would however like to Comment
further on some of the points that were raised.
Judi Longfield was very concerned our
flag was being used for partisan purposes hv
both the Reform Party and the Bloc. 'Me RJ_
form motion on the flag, and the Bloc's
feigned outraged over the entire flag-waving
incident in the House, did very little to hide
the thinly veiled political and ultefior motives
behind the whole affair.
Ms. Longfield showed courage in not
being drawn into the spectacle. Most Canadi-
ans would agree our flag should never be
used [or such purposes. Tbc Reform motion
was crafted in a way so that anyone voting
against would be seen as not wanting to &
fend a symbol that means so much to us all.
This type of action by Reform is not how it)
display patriotism.
Tliat is why Ms. Longfield abstained frorn
voting and I believe it is undeTsLvxtabIc to
anyone who truly values Canada's flag. Morc
than anything, Ms. Longfield did not want t(i
be a part of the politicization of our flat,,bv
one party that was preying on the love C -
dians. have for their national symbol and hN
another party that routinely shows its con-
tempt for anything Canadian.
As for myself, I was indeed away from the
House dw day of the vote on the Reform rno-
tion. I believe the work of the Liberal Com-
mittee on Gasoline Pficing in Canada is im-
portant to Canadian consumcr% and I was in
Montreal that day. However, as your editorial
states, I was "paired" with a Bloc member.
What you fail to explain to your reader% how-
ever is the concept of pairing.
A member of the governing party pair%
with a member of an opposition party to can -
eel out each other's potential vote. This is
done when both members cannot be in the
House on a given day. 17he pairing is in effect
for all votes held on that day. On the day I
was paired, there were several budget votes
held along with the one on the Reform mo-
tion. Votes on the budget are considered &%
confidence votes. nus, the pairings enable a
government member and an opposition
member to be absent from the House for
these important votes without consequence.
However, the pairing was applied to the vote
on the Reform motion. At any rate, neither
my vote nor the Bloc member's vote was in-
cluded in any of the votes taken that day be-
cause pairings are left out of the voting totals.
Finally, your editorial failed to point out
Ms. Longfield was one of the few Uberal
MPS who voted against a Conservative mo-
tion to send me and several other members
before a House committee to explain our
Public defenoe of the flag as was reported in
the Ottawa Sun of March 8. Unfortunately, I
cannot say the same for other members who
are now being praised for their voting on the
Reform motion, but who also voted to send
some of their colleagues who publicly spoke
out against the separatists and defended our
flag, before a House committee for possible
sanction. In my opinion, Judi Longfield does
not have to explain the reasons for abstention
to me. She is a true friend and an excellent
representative for the people of Whitby -Ajax
and, equally important, for Canada and its
flag.
. D= McTeague, MP
Plickering-Ajax-Uxbridge
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAV, APRIL 5,1998 - PAGE 7
When kids cut class. . Mod Durham
Conciliation, not confrontation
0
guide Durham truancy officers
By $WW 0111111611
Staff reporter
Once upon a time, a stu-
dent who skipped school
11
could expect a detention af-
ter class, an hour at the
blackboard admitting their
sin several times, a phone
call honic and maybe a trip
to the principal's office.
However, if a child has
an attendance problem to-
day, there's a bevy of coun-
sellors and psychologists
employed at the region's
two school boards who
work with students and
their parents in an attempt
to get the kids back on
track.
'-[be attendance is real-
ly a symptom of other is-
sucs:' says Teresa Freed-
man, superintendent of stu-
dent services for the
Durham Catholic District
School Board. "We really
need to look at why the %tu-
dent is not attending and we
have to deal with each case
on an individual basis."
Tlic separate board has a
team of employees in its
services department
who act as social worker%
and aitcriodary-c counsellors.
And Ms. Freedman reports
the approaches used by
staff arc usually siwccssful
in luring students back to
school.
"if a child is not attend-
ing school they're not gain-
ing academic skills:' she
says. '*We try to encourage
the child to come back into
school and to make a con-
nection, form a positive re-
lationship with the school ' "
Valerie Morgan -Best, a
social worker and atten-
dance counsellor with the
separate board who tracks
the attendance records and
works with students at
schools in Ajax and Picker-
ing, says there are a variety
of masons that can con-
tribute to a pupil's truancy,
including family problems,
illness and pcer pressure.
"We're not there to pun-
ish. We really do want the
child to get an education,"
she says. When she first
takes on a case and meet%
with parents, she tries not to
put "the consequence hat
on too early".
Under the Education
Act, children younger than
16 are legally required to
attend school. And parents
and students can be
charged if that requirement
is not met.
Brian Huckabone. one
of seven attendance coun-
sellor% with the Durham
District School Board, says
while a lot of his work fo-
cu%es on motivating stu-
dents, he also spends, a lot
of time in court.
Every Thursday morn-
ing. Mr. Huckabone can be
found at the provincial
court on Rossland Road in
Whitby with student% and
parents who are facing
charges.
He notes parent-; can he
charged with mglccting to
send a child under 12 to
school and they can also
face fines of up to $I'M)
and probation if their child
is habitually absent.
**Sonic parents have kids
babysitting for them and
some parent-% jLL%t don't get
the kids up on time."
Mr. Huckabone points
out there's a different story
behind every case.
Students between the
ages of 12 and 15 can also
be charged with failing to
attend school and can be
fined up to $1,000 and
placed on probation for up
to two years, he says.
Mr. Huckabone reports
roughly 135 cases are re-
ferred to attendance coun-
sellors by principals and
school guidance counsel-
lors at the public board
photo by A.J. Grwn
Valerie Morgan -Best, a social worker and attendance
counsellor with the Durham Catholic District School
Board, acknowledges there are a variety of reasons
which contribute to truancy. She says school boards to-
day generally opt for discussion to solve absenteeism
before considering punishment.
each year. An attendance
counsellor is usually called
on when a child has missed
between 15 and 20 days of
school.At that point, he
says, the counsellors work
in conjunction with parents
and often social workers or
psychologists to help turn
things around.
"We keep the case open
until things have improved
and are back on track:' he
says. Counsellors will
make home visits on
evenings and weekends if
necessary -
Mary Morrison, one of
three psychologists with
the public board, says her
goal when she works with a
student who has an atten-
dance problem is to provide
an incentive to get the pupil
back into the classr(x)m.
"We work with (ele-
mentary students) to help
them adjust to school with
the use of behavioural and
learning incentive pro-
grammes:* she says.
Her work with high
school students tends to fo-
cus more on counselling.
'At the highschoo)l level
it's a little more mixed. We
work more individually
with kids with specific
problems such as dcpres-
sion or high levels of
stress:' she says.
However, if a high
school student has a proh-
lem attending regular
school on a daily basis, Mr.
Huckaho)nc notes there's al-
ways the option of en-
rolling that pupil in a co-op
programme.
The Supervised Altcma-
tivc Learning for Excmwd
Pupil% (SALEP) pro-
gramme, available in both
area boards, was ,ict up
under the EdLwation Act to
provide lemrx)rary pro-
gramming for.quderiLs who
arc 14 and 15 %,car% old who
for whatever reason are not
attending school," says
Scugog trustee Bobbie
Drew. who chairs the pub-
lic board's SALEP com-
mittec. Students in the pro-
gramme attend school in a
small classroom setting su-
pervised by a 1cwher and
an educational assistant.
Nis. Drew says. in the
morning they work on aca-
demics and personal man-
agement skills and in the
afternoon they take part in a
work placement.
"It's an interim pro-
gramme to get them back
on track," she says, adding
after participating in the
programme for a semester
most students return to high
school.
Big bucks last year for top Hydro staffers
MCKEMG — Near-
ly 800 Ontario Hydro em-
ployees, including many at
the Pickering nuclear sta-
tion, earned over $100,000
in 1997, according to fig-
ures released by the provin-
cial government.
That same year, the
provincial Crown corpora-
tion, plagued with prob-
lems at its nuclear facilities,
reported a loss of $6.3 bil-
lion. When top Hydro exec-
utives released a damning
review of Hydro's nuclear
operations last AugusL they
stated deficiencies in man-
agement were mostly to
blam,e for the poor perfor-
mance.
"VA= I see how much
money their senior people
are paid and ithe magnitude
of the problems they've had
at the (Pickering) plant in
1997, it's definitely a bad
investment:' says Ward I
Regional Councillor Mau-
rice Brenner. "For that kind
of money I don't expect the
kinds of problems that
op
management had in 1997 * "
Former Hydro president
and CEO Allan Kupcis,
who resigned last August,
was the top earner last year
among public -sector em-
ployees, receiving about
$717,000. Two other Hydro
executives were paid more
than $400,000 and three re-
ceived more than $300,000.
The list of top -earning
employees identified by the
provincial government does
not include the seven mem-
bers of the "nuclear perfor-
mance advisory group"
brought here fTOFn die U.S.
to turn around Hydro's ail-
ing nuclear operations, ac-
cording to utility
spokesman Terry Young.
That group would include
Hydro nuclear chief Cad
Andognini and Pickering
station head Gene Preston.
11he seven are considered
by Hydro to be independent
consultants.
"We do not release what
consultants' fees are," says
Mr. Young. However, he
adds the status of the advi-
sory group members is be-
ing reviewed to see
"whether it would be more
appropriate to have them
deemed employees." The
review is expected to be
complete within the next
few fteeks.
Mr. Young says many of
the Hydro staffers who
made more than $ 100,000
were technicians who
worked overtime to deal
with various problems that
came up last year.
PHHUIPaltil
vicemprincipals
to stay put
FEW GO BACK TO
CLASS UNDER BILL
-160 PROVISIONS
By Linda White
stat' reporter
Despite warnings that princi-
pals and vice -principals would
jump ship and return to the
classroom after being removed
from teachers' unions, just a
small percentage opted to do so
in Durham.
At the Durham District
School Board. eight administra-
tors informed their employer of'
their plans to return to the class-
room by the deadline at the end
of Tuesday.
One see-
ondary vice-
principal. five
elementary
vice -princi-
pals and two
elementary
p r i n c i p a I s
will return to
the classroom
in September.
tions manaizer MARY
Mary Brown �BROWN
reports. But Some go back
one of those to teaching
chose to do so
because of ill-
ness. she
adds.
At the ele-
mentary le '* -
cl, the hoard
has 95 princi-
pals and 76
vice-princi -
pals.
At the see-
ondary level. GRANT
it has 20 prin- ANDREWS
cipals and 31 Two moving
% ice-princi- back to class
pals.
Meanwhile. just two elemen-
tary principals with the Durham
Catholic District School Board
will not return to their adminis-
trative positions in the fall -be-
cause of personal reasons." di-
rector Grant Andrews reports.
However, Mr. Andrews was
worried the numbers might be
greater after learning the board
might lose administrators due to
government caps.
He has since learned those
caps will not mean the loss of
principals and/or vice-princi-
pars.
That Catholic board employs
41 principals and 30 vice -prin-
cipals at the elementary level
and seven principals and 13
vice -principals at the secondarN
level.
Under Bill 160 legislation
that took effect Wednesda�.
principals and vice-principais
no longer belong to teachers'
federations.
PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 5, I"S
Four Durham resiodents charged ion multiple - fraud
Two AJAX RESIDENTS AMONG THOSE FACING TRIAL, WARRANT ISSUED FOR FIFTH SUSPECT IN SCHEME
Five local men are
were paid to a bank em -
charged in connection with
ploycc. Durham Regional
a quartcr-million-dollar
Police say.
chcque-depositing scam in
A con'tinuing I nvestiga-
which secret commissions
tion by detectives withithe
Ajax car dealer jailed
for e V-ading taxes
AJAX — The owner of'
court Garfield's Corvettes
an Ajax car dealership has
had collected $70.858 in
been jailed for failing to pay
provincial sales tax between
more than $70.000 in
March 1, 1995 and Aug. 3 1.
provincial sales tax.
1996. but didn't file sales tax
Robert Garfield. 52. of
returns or remit any of the
Scarborough. was sentenced
tax collected from customers
to four months in jail and or-
to the ministry.
dered to repay the taxes
Finance Ministry Spe-
owed by Justice of the Peace
cial Investigations Branch
Joni Glover in Ontario Court
director Dario Savio said
provincial division in Whit-
more money has been set
by Thursday. Mr. Garfield
aside in provincial budgets
pleaded guilty to a charge of
to fight tax evasion.
evading payment of provin-
"Me risk of detection has
cial sales tax.
increased and the penalties
Mr. Garfield manages
can be severe. In addition to
Garfield's Corvettes. a used-
jail terms, fines and sur -
car dealership on Commer-
charges. convicted taxpayers
cial Avenue.
must repay the back taxes.
Ministry of Finance pros-
civil penalties and interest:'
ecutor John Fagan told the
Mr. Savio said.
The Regional Municipality of
Durham Works Department
HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF THE REGION'S
WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES
The Region's Waste Management
Facilities in Oshawa, Port Perry and
Blackstock will be closed Friday,
April 10, 1998 for Good Friday.
Normal operations will resume
Saturday, April 11, 1998.
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major fraud unit revealed
I I financial institutions
were conned out of
$234,000 over a one-year
period beginning in De-
cember, 1996, police say.
During that time, it's al-
leged, credit card account
and out -of -province
cheques were deposited at
various institutions and
funds were then with-
drawn.
"The money was re-
moved before the cheques
could clear," but they never
did clear, Detec t ive Jim
Griepsma said.
The largest bogus
cheque was for $69,000, he
said.
Det. Griepsma said that
in one case a bank employ-
ee was paid off "to provide
banking information that
later became part of the
fraud."
Police arrested four men
this week — an arrest war-
rant has been issued for a
fifth — charging them with
48 counts including fraud
and attempted fraud over
$5,000, uttering forged
documents and conspiracy
to commit fraud.
Charged are Chuck Ed-
sel Maginley, 31, of Lock-
er Drive in Ajax, Kevin
Bernard Vandenburg. 26,
of Pittman Crescent in
Ajax. Karl Anthony Blair,
31, of Carroll Street in
Whitby and Marlon Lloyd
Howell, 34, of' Harding
Street in Whitby.
They are to appear in
Oshawa provincial court
April 24.
Meanwhile a warrant
has been issued for the ar-
rest of 46 -year-old Maxroy
Anthony Allen, formerly ('I'
Wentworth Street in Whit-
by.
In addition to the nu-
merous fraud -related
counts Mr. Allen is' also
charged with paying a se-
cret commission and Mr,
Maginley is also charged
with possession of money
obtained by crime.
Mr. Allen and Mr. Van-
denburg are also charged
with public mischief relat-
ing to what police allege
were false fraud reports.
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Phvtg AY Jawn Uebrnft
Inmline for a shot on net
Kyle Klibinggat prepares to make his move on netminder Steven Karch while play-
ing a late -season game of road hockey on Longstaff Drive in Ajax, With the focus
now on the Blue Jays, the equipment seen here will soon be replaced with balls,
bats and gloves.
Read all about it,n
Children try to beat
Multiple Sclerosis
Kids across
the country arc
reading their way
to what they hope
is a cure for mul-
tiple sclerosis.
Children will
tx- reading books
and collecting
pledges during
the next four
weeks to help
raise money for
MS research.
Over the past
'50 years the MS
Read-A-Thon has
raised millions of
dollars to help
find a cure for the
disease that at-
tacks the nervous
system and even-
tually leaves vic-
tims without con-
trol over their
tx)dics.
Judith Munro.
who Is heading
up a Rcad-A-
Thon at one of
Durham Region's
M o n t c s s o r i
schools. says they
have 90 kids par-
ticipating this
year.
The support
from the parents
and children is
.. very good," she
2dds. Children
are assisted in
their reading sc-
lection by parents
and teachers.
In the MS
Read-A-Thon
everyone's a win-
ner. Based on the
number of books
read and the
amount of money
collectcd. Stu-
dents are eligible
for prizes and al-
so have a chance
at winning an ed-
ucational scholar-
ship from the
Canadian Schol-
arship Trust
Foundation (po-
tential value
$2.000). Upon
completing the
MS Read -A-
non each school
will receive a $50
voucher to pur-
chase books from
Scholastic Cana-
da Ltd.
Durham resi-
dents are encour-
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ickerm*g church
hosts pronu*nent
evangeUst
P I C K E R -
ING — Rev-
erend David C.
Forrest. execu-
tive director and
evangelist for
Third World
Crusades of Red
Deer, Alberta.
will be guest
preacher for a
special week of
Easter Services
at Pickering
P c n t e c o s t a I
Church.
Rev. Forrest's
ministry has tak-
en him to several
nations in
Africa. South
America, Asia
and Europe as
well as the U.S.
and Canada. In
Africa he is
called the 'story-
teller' because
of the many real-
life examples he
uses to dramati-
cally illustrate
the Gospel in to-
day's language.
At a recent evan-
gelistic mission
to Sao Paulo,
Brazil, crowds
in excess of
30.000 flocked
to hear him. ac-
cording to a me-
dia release from
the church.
Rev. Forrest
will he preach-
ing at least I I
times in Picker-
ing: on Palm
Sunday. April 5
at 8. 9:30 and
11:30 a.m. and
6:30 p.m., on
Monday through
Thursday each
night at 7:30
p.m.: on Good
Friday at 9 and
I I a.m., and on
Easter Sunday.
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raining for,the -high seas
Sail on a Caribbean cruise --- and get paid for it
How would you like to work on
the Love Boat, doing Gopher's job?
To some this may sound like a
dream, but Durham College is mak-
ing it a reality with the introduction
of Canada's first ever Purser Train-
ing School.
"lt*s the first Purser training pro-
gramme in the country," said Train-
ing Consultant. Janice Richardson.
When a passenger enters a cruise
ship, it is the purser he deals with to
take care any concerns he may have.
This person acts as a servant for the
passengers on the ship.
*17hey staff the front desk, help
with foreign transactions, assist
with government regulations and or-
ganize tours.
..They are. basically, the cus-
tomer-scrvice representative on the
ship, sort of like the front desk in a
hotel." said Ms. Richardson.
The college is teaming up with
the Cruise Training Centre in co-op-
eration with Royal Caribbean Inter-
national to organize the Durham
course.
-It will be a full-time course arid
will run as often as there is demand
for it. There will be no more than 20
people in each Class," said Ms.
Richardson. With the addition of a
Purser Training School in Canada,
candidates will be more prepared
for the position the), apply for.
'11vir salary is $1,500 U.S. per
month:' said Richardson. "Plus
they get their room and board paid
for."
Cruise lines such as Royal
Caribbean look to Toronto and Ot-
tawa every year for new recruits.
17here are 12 to 16 pursers with
different job functions on a ship:'
said the training co-ordinator.
The two-week programme will
open it,, Whitby Campus doors this
fall for the first Canadian -trained
pursers in history. The cost to take
the course has not yet been deter-
mined. Co-ordinators for the school
will also be recruiting people who
have cruise line experience to dis-
cuss, the expertise a purser will need
to be successful in the field.
"Customer service and computer
skills are the two main areas of the
job:'said Ms. Richardson.
Students will be urged to apply
for jobs at Royal Caribbean as well
as at other cruise lines upon com-
pletion of the course,
"There is a fair demand for it:'
adds Ms. Richardson.
Executives from the Florida
cruise line met with Durham Col-
lege president Gary Polonsky
Wednesday to discuss blueprints for
the Purser Training School. Mr.
Polonsky was unavailable for com-
ment. from left) Lisa Cernal, Gary Polonsky and Mark Car -
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PUVVILY 5IMMIUar mpni zi I Doctor's on call at epilepsy meeting
Advocates for the elimina-
tion of child poverty are
searching for answers as they
grapple with a problem that
doesn't seem to have any easy
solutions.
To that end, the Durham
Child Poverty Committee will
be holding a seminar to dis-
cuss how the community can
getinvolved.
The s-eminar is schedule for
April 21 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Lnauuiamiy UJU UP6U111111Y IdUnCn OT uurnam L;oi-
lege's Purser Training programme are (front row,
riles. Back row from left are Janis Richardson, Su-
san Andrews and Melody Brewer. The programme
will be taught this fall.
Seniors
updated
when Ajax
group meets
AJAX -- A
member of the
Canadian Asso-
ciation of Re-
tired Persons is
the guest speak-
er when a local
group meets
.here Tuesday.
The Tuesday
Morning Discus-
sion Group
meets Tuesday,
April 7 at 9:30
a.m. at St. An-
drew's Commu-
nity Centre, 46
Exeter �Ad.,
Ajax.
Call -619-
0315 for more
information.
.1 # . *0.6
at the Whitby Mental Health
Centre.
Dr. Dan Offord. a hcakh
sciences professor at McMas-
ter University who has done
extensive research on the ef-
fects of child poverty, will be
the key note speaker.
Janet Ecker. Durham West
MPP and Minister of Commu-
nity and Social Services, will
attend the seminar.
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include: federal Minister of
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Stewart federal Minister of the
Environment, and Margaret
Marland, Minister without
Portfolio for Children's Is-
sues.
The meeting will be open
to the public with a rcgistra-
tion cost of $20.
To get a registration form
call 686-2661.
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Dr. Brooker will be providing as-
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out-patients of the OGH with disor-
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abilities, depression and head in-
juries.
ne event will take place at the
Kinsmen Community Centre in Os-
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Celebrating cultures
Young students at Valley Farm Public School and
Claremont Public School joined forces recently to
celebrate the different cultures represented in their
schools. The effort was part of the Students
Against Racism programme and featured a cultur-
al exchange as well as presentations about four
cultural celebrations which are held in the month
of April. The presentations prepared by the stu-
dents touched on Passover, Easter, Rama and Id-
UI-Adha.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AML.% 19M - FWX 0
Nominate distinctive
Durham grads
Nominations are open for Durham
College's Alumni of Distinction
Awards.
Each year, the Durham College
Alumni Association recognizes post-
secondary graduates who have
achieved career success and shown
commitment to the college or their
community.
Awards for graduates are present-
ed in business, technology, health
and human studies and arts and ad-
ministration.
Each nomination should have the
nominee's name and a profile of the
individual, including how his or her
contributions have positively affect-
ed others, along with supporting doc-
uments.
Nominations will be accepted un-
til April 24 at 4 p.m.
Awards will be presented at the
June 13 convocation ceremonies at
the Civic Auditorium.
For more information, contact
Lori Connor at 721-3035.
Durham symphony hosts book drive
Members of the Oshawa/Durham
Symphony Orchestra are hoping lo-
cal residents will help them hit the
books in the coming weeks — only
they're looking for more than music
books.
Board members are holding their
annual book drive May 4 to 8, but be-
fore thery do so, they are asking for
donations of all kinds of books to be
sold at the event, except text books.
The sale runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
each day at the old Saywell's store
on Simcoe Street South in Oshawa.
Anyone looking for more infor-
mation or wanting to make a dona-
tion should call Alice Sheffield at
723-3183 or Jean James at 725-2077.
Can you offer a hand up for others in Pickering?
0
INFORMATION AJAX-
PICKERING: Interested
in discovering a variety of
information about your
community? Volunteers
with good interpersonal
skills are required to direct
clients to appropriate
community, government
and social services. Call
Noreen at 686-2661 for
details.
ALPHA-AMICALE: The
French literacy centre is
seeking volunteers to give
workshops to parents of
children who attend Ecole
catholique Notre-Dame-
de-la-Jeunesse in Ajax.
Call Genevieve at 721-
9198 for more informa-
tion.
AJAX43ICKERING COM-
MUNITY CARE HOME
SUPPORT PROGRAM:
Volunteers are needed to
drive seniors and physi-
cally -disabled adults to
their medical appoint-
ments. A gasoline com-
pensation is provided. Call
Salty Longo at 686-3331.
AJAX-PICKERING RED
CROSS: Challenging po-
sitions; exist with many
programmes and ser-
vices. Call 42G-3383.
ARTHRMS SOCIETY
OF DURHAM REGION:
Volunteers are needed for
specW events throughout
the year, fundraising and
office work and/or to
serve on the chapter's ex-
ecutive committee. Call
Lucy Perri at 434-7221 or
1-888-765-0005.
AJAX-PICKERING
WOMEN'S CENTRE: Vol-
unteers are sought to as-
sist with organizing and
running fundraising cam-
paigns/events as well as
workshops. Enthusiastic
and committed volunteers
are needed to support
women. Call Debbie at
686-2661.
BIG BROT HER ASS00-
ATION OF AJAX-PICK-
ERING: Worrien and men
volunteers are needed
one hour a week for the
new in -school Mentoring
Program. Big Brothers
and volunteers for group
activities, office support
and agency programmes
are also needed. For more
information on how you
can support moms and
boys from father -absent
homes, call 686-2871.
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIA-
TION OF AJAX-PICKER-
ING: Women who can of-
fer a supporfive, caring
friendship to a girl aged
six to 16, a boy aged six to
10 or to a pregnant teen
or young mother are
needed to volunteer with
one-to-one matching pro-
grams. Volunteers are al-
so needed for office help,
special events, fund-rais-
ing, and the Board of Di-
rectors. Call 428-8111.
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIA-
TION OF AJAX-PICKER-
ING: The Clothes Circuit
second-hand clothing
store needs reliable vol-
unteers to assist with var-
ious store duties such as
sorting donations, arrang-
ing displays and assisting
customers. The store is lo-
cated next to the Big Sis-
ters office (Bayly Street
and Westney Road, Ajax)
and is accessible by pub-
lic transit.
Call 428-8111 for more
information.
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIA-
TION OF AJAX-PICKER-
ING: Volunteers are need-
ed to assist with the Bingo
fund-raisers taking place
on Monday afternoons at
the Delta Bingo Hall in
Pickering. Call Linda at
428-8111.
BREAST CANCER SO-
CIETY OF CANADA -
DURHAM REGION
CHAPTER: The organiza-
tion funds Canadian
breast cancer research
and heightens breast can-
cer awareness.
Vokinteers who can do-
nate two to three hours
per morith are needed to
assist in the daily opera -
tons of the chapter, to as-
sist in the organization of
fundraising events, to con-
duct public speaking en-
gagements, etc.
Full training provided.
Call 686-7993 or 666-
4561.
CANADIAN CANCER
SOCIETY, WEST
DURHAM UNIT: Volun-
teers are required for
many activities, including
organizing and canvass-
ing for the annual April
fund-raising campaign.
Drivers are also needed
to transport patients to
cancer treatment centres.
Call Lynn Nazarko at 686-
1516.
CANADIAN DIABETES
ASSOCIATION
DURHAM REGION
BRANCH: The goal of
CDA is to improve the
quality of life of Canadians
affected bv diabetes
through research, service,
advocacy and education.
The Durham Region
Branch needs volunteers
for a variety of positions
and to help otA at Bingos
held every second Sun-
day afternoon at Caesaes
Bingo Place, 88 King
Street West, Oshawa. Call
Ted Savelle, fund devel-
opment coordinator, at
436-6648.
CANADIAN ORGANIZA-
TION FOR TROPICAL
EDUCATION AND RAW
FOREST CONSERVA-
TION: The organization
Youth can make a difference around world
Youth Challenge Inter-
national (YCI) is looking
for volunteers interested in
spending three months on
an adventurous overseas
project.
Young people between
the ages of 18 and 25 are
invited to apply to partici-
vvr",WA4ris,.� -, - #, -W 8- 1 % . = a �"
pate in projects in Costa Ri-
ca and Guyana next winter.
"Participating on a YCI
project provides young
Canadians with the chance
to earn valuable experi-
ence, to gain new skills, to
learn about a different cul-
ture and to work with other
young people from around
the world:'YCI recruitment
director Michael Buda
says.
Youth Challenge pro-
motes youth development
through community, health
and conservation projects
around the world with vol-
unteers working under the
guidance of experienced
leaders and project man-
agers.
11w application deadline
is May 15. To receive an
application or for more in-
formation call 416-504-
3370 ext. 300.
promotes rainforest con-
servation through educa-
tion and research and
needs volunteers to as-
sist. Call Marilyn Cole at
683-2116.
CHILD FIND ONTARIO -
DURHAM REGION
CHAPTER: The organiza-
tion is dedicated to reduc-
ing the incidence of miss-
ing children and returning
them home safely
Call and leave a mes-
sage at 686-3181.
CHILDREN'S AID SOCI-
ETY OF DURHAM RE-
GION: Volunteers are
needed to act as special
friends to children and
parents, to supervise fam-
ily access visits, to help
with special events and to
supervise a children's
playroom. Call Susar
Kucharski at 433-1553
ext. 2311 (mornings only)
CHRISTIAN HORIZONS
Caring and dedicate(
people are needed to as
sist and support develop
mentally -challenge(
young and older adult -
within group homes and ir
the community.
Call Dave Carleton a
649-5715 Monday to Fri
day from I to 4 p.m.
COPE MENTAL HEALTF
PROGRAM: Volunteen
are sought to assist peo
ple with emotional/psychi
atric problems either on i
one-to-one basis or it
group programmes. Train
ing is provided.
Call Christine or Sher
at 686-3248.
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-Little maj orette
spins her way
to Ontario tid
AJAX — An Ajax young-
ster earned the title of Miss
Majorette of Ontario at a
province -wide competition in
Caledonia last Saturday.
Robin Hardy, 7. earned
the crown in the novice divi-
sion beating approximately
100 other majorette contes-
tants from across the
province in the up -to -age -
seven category.
Each contestant per-
formed three routines during
the competition with a com-
bined mark determining the
winner.
The first routine involved
marching while baton
twirling, the second was a
straight baton twirling rou-
tine and the third involved
modelling in a party dress.
Winning the high-profilc
provincial competition was a
source of great pride for
Robin, says her mother
Becky Hardy.
"She was thrilled," notes
Mrs. Hardy, "but I had to ex-
plain the province of Ontario
to her — this is how big it
is."
Robin received a trophy
and banner as well as an as-
sortment of other prizes for
her efforts.
The Grade I student at
Lord Elgin Public School has
been competing in baton
twirling competition since
joining the Port Hope Opti-
mist Royals baton twirling
team at age two.
about 100 other hope IS Tor the crown.
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Robin Hardy, 7, of Ajax, was crowned the 1998 Miss Majorette of Ontario for
the novice division at a competition in Caledonia last Saturday. She beat out
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changes affecting disabled
People with disabil ties and
their families will stage a Moth-
er's Day March next month to
protest provincial restructuring
initiatives.
The Ontario Coalition of
Families Supporting Individu-
als with Disabilities aims to
'bring attention to a number of
concerns. Included in a Moth-
er's Day March List of Dc-
mands is a request for the Min-
istry of Community and Social
Services to dump its Making
Services Work for People docu-
ment.
Tbe coalition is also calling
on the Progressive Conserva-
tive government to eliminate
the waiting lists for develop.-
Ik bwf is
in C%mmmt
PICKERING -
- Beef is on the
menu Sunday at
an event hosted
by Claremont
United Church.
. The church,
on Brock Road
north of the
Ninth Conces-
sion, holds its
annual beef din-
--iner, with sittings
at 5 and 6:15
p.m. Tickets are
$10 for lidults,
$5 for children
six to 12 and five
Ior children un-
der six. Call 649-
42183. r , , - : -
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mental and children's services,
to drop individual service
agreements because families do
not want a managed care sys-
tem; and to spend dollar for
dollar what was being spent in
the institution when people are
returned to the community.
It is also demanding the gov-
ernment fund children's mental
health centrcs, child welfare
and developmental services ap-
propriately "so no child dies in
this province because of abuse
or neglect:' organizers say in a
press release.
71lie march will be held Sat-
urday, May 9 from I I am. to I
p.m. at Queen's Park in Toron-
to. Participants are asked to
Put ft on
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bin. ojLc
take pink or red balloons, along
with a whistle "so they can
blow the whistle on the Conser-
vative government's betrayal of
people with disabilities."
The coalition is also urging
families to bring pictures of
their loved ones with disabli -
ties to give to opposition =-
bers for presentation to Premier
Mike Harris in the legislature.
Efforts are under way to
hold simultaneous marches in
Ottawa and Windsor
To reserve a seat on a bus
travelling to Queen's P*rk or to
arrange a ew pool, call Jenny
Schledermann at 619-0782 or
E-mitill the coalition at fami-
lies0idirect.com.
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IT WILL BECOME PART OF NEW TEACHERS" FEDERATION
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ations, anti -violence initia-
Board's education centre
Women Teachers' Associa-
tives, recognition of ado-
in Whitby.
tions of Ontario celebrates
lescent learning styles and
The FWTAO and the
its 80th anniversary, its
affirmative action have
Ontario Public School
members are preparing to
been our raison d'etre for
Teachers' Associations will
dismantle the union to join
80 years," president and
come together as the new
forces with other elemen-
Durham educator Maret
Elementary Teachers' Fed-
tary teachers.
Sadem-Thompson said
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"Professional develop-
Thursday at a celebration
1.
ment, status, pensions, ma-
in her honour at the
The ETFO will have a
ternity leave, salary negoti-
Durham District School
membership of 70,000.
For arts' sake, Durham
members work together
A link intended to unify all types
of art and artists around Durham Re-
gion is being established and the
new group is looking for members.
The Durham Arts and Entertain-
ment Association (DAEA) is cur-
rently in its initial membership drive
and is looking for members interest-
ed in uniting to promote art and
artists throughout the region.
The group's goal will he the
opening and operating ()f an art
space for events ,u�:h ,,
dancing, theatre, art exhibits, work-
shops and classes.
It will attempt to produce a week-
ly calendar of all artistic events in
Durham, and initiating a variety tele-
vision show highlighting community
events.
The membership drive is continu-
ing until May 1, with fees set at $10
a month or $100 a year.
For more information, please call
905-263-2812 or E-mail a message
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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AiAx AND PICKERING
SUNDAY, APRIL 5
DINNER: Claremont
United Church, Brock
Rd. north of the Ninth
Concession, holds its
annual beef dinner, with
sittings at 5 and 6:15
p.m. Tickets are $10 for
adults, $5 for children
six to 12 and free for
children under six. 649-
2183.
MONDAY, APRIL 6
RUG HOOKING: The
Ajax Rug Hookers meet
at 7:30 p.m. at St. An-
drew's Community Cen-
tre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax.
Anyone interested in tra-
ditional rug hooking is
welcome. 427-8630
(Janice).
DENTAL HYGIENISTS:
The Durham Dental Hy-
gienists Component So-
ciety meets in the Green
Room of the Arts Re-
sources Centre, next to
the Oshawa City Hall,
Centre and Athol Sts.
Elaine Campbell dis-
cusses About Face, a
support group for people
who have experienced
facial differences be-
cause of accident, birth
or disease. 987-1617
(Helen Bertrand).
KINSMEN: The Ajax
Kinsmen Club, a group
of young men serving
the community's great-
est needs, holds a gen-
eral dinner meeting and
euchre at 6:30 p.m. at
the Kinsmen Heritage
Centre, 120 Roberson
Dr. 683-6222.
TUESDAY, APRIL 7
TOASTMASTERS:
Pickering Powerhouse
ToasImasters meet
Tuesdays from 7 to 9
p.m. at the Ajax -Picker-
ing Board of Trade of -
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to sp&*
up and
sp&* out
AJAX — If
you're interested
in brushing up on
your public
speaking skills, a
local group may
have the answer.
The Ajax -
Pickering Toast-
masters Club
meets Wednes-
day, Aprd 8 from.
'7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
in the Fortune Fi-
nancial offices,
corner of Baylly
Street and Finley
Avenue.
Call 619-W47
(Peiteir Dowse), or
6834439 (John
Johnstone).
fice, 1099 Kingston Rd.,
suite 224, Pickering.
Toastmasters is an inter-
national organization
dedicated to promoting
and improving speaking,
listening and thinking
skills through its mem-
bership. 831-8564.
SENIORS: The Tuesday
Morning Discussion
Group meets at 9:30
a.m. at St. Andrew's
Community- Centre, 46
Exeter Rd., Ajax. A rep-
resentative of CARP
(Canadian Association
of Retired Persons) will
speak. 619-0315.
QUILTERS: The
Durham Trillium Ouilters'
Guild meets at 7:30 p.m.
at Rundle Park Commu-
nity Centre, 41 Park Rd.
S., Oshawa. Barb Scott
of Milton will discuss
wearable art. 623-7892
(Joan Seaton), 728-
3340 (Karen Menzies).
CANCER: Speak What's
On Your Mind, the first
session of a four-week
programme for cancer
patients and/or their
caregivers to examine
the barriers to assertive-
ness in personal, work-
place and health care
situations, is offered
from 7 to 9 p.m. at
Hearth Place Cancer
Support Centre, 86 Col-
borne St. W., Oshawa.
Facilitated by Susan
Blacker MSW. Continues
April 14, 21 and 29.
Register, 579-4833.
BEREAVEMENT: TLC,
an informal open sup-
port group for caregivers
recently bereaved due
to cancer is held from 1
to 3 p.m. at Hearth
Place Cancer Support
Centre, 86 Colborne St.
W., Oshawa. Call 579-
4833.
Angela would like to
invite all dients and
friends to visit her a]:
the New 4 1 &
Esthetics
116 Green St. Whitby
Parents of Grandview kids urged to attend meeting
PARENTS IN ACnON FOR CHALLENGED KIDS HOST MEETING TmDAY
OSHAWA -- Parents of children care. iotherapy and social work at Grand -
receiving treatment at Grandview The budgets of centres like view were switched to new agencies
Treatment Centre in Oshawa are in- Grandview have been frozen for five for the services at home or school.
vited to attend a meeting Tuesday years for reviews by the Province Last fall, Grandview had been given
night. but no reviews have been done, she the funding for the services tem -
Parents in Action for Challenged said. porarily but did not win the contract
Kids (PACK) has invited local MPPs "if the government waits any for a year of services starting April
to the 7:30 p.m. meeting, said longer, our kids will all be grown 1.
Catherine Bremner of PACK. up," she said. Tuesday night's meeting will be
She said parents want answers to Recently some children who had held at Grandview, 600 Townline
questions about their children's received occupational therapy, phys- Rd. S.
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Ladies and apntipw Pn af2rt nnr an minnall
y JL C1 1L,_11LL;
Durham Region students
An auction of art and collectables by
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up-and-coming artists and their more es-
IV
tablished peers will be featured at a
view and bid on items on Friday, May
0
DURHAM -WIDE CAR
RALLY HELPS RAISE
FUNDS FOR CANADIANNATIONAL FOR THEBLIND
Decorate your car, and drive
through Durham Region while
a quota of 60 cars and reach a
goal of $ 10,000.
at the end of' the rally.
-INSTITUTE
as many people as there are seat
visualize it.
helping raise money for the
bi i nd.
"We're doing things different
A want families involved,"
said Mr. Wcstfall. "The children
belts in the car.
The morning of the rally the
Mr. Westfall hopes to get a
Toronto Maple Leaf to he a judge
The Durham Canadian Na-
and emphasizing fun this year,"
said Milne. "We would like a big
will even be able to bid in the
silent auction."
contestants will meet at Ontario
and is receiving donations from
tional Institute for the Blind will
turn -out."
Businesses can register in the
Motor Sales, which is supporting
the rally, and will be the di-
Bobby Orr that will he given
away as
be holding its third annual car
rally fund-raiser on Saturday,
A weekend at the Sheraton
and
rally at a cost of $250 and have
given
rections for their route. The win-
prizes.
"I like to do th I s sort of thing,"
June 13.
autographed New York Is-
lander hockey sticks are
their company name on the side
ners will be picked according to
said Mr. Westfall. .'I know that
Last year the rally raised over
just a
couple of the prizes available to
of their car.
The fee can be paid through
points that will he awarded or de-
ducted in various categories.
I'm helping someone less fortu-
$7,000 and had over 35 cars reg-
istered, but this ear Iris Milne,
y
be won.
George Westfall,
pledges or directly by the busi-
One of the jud es will he a
9
natc."
The rall will end with a tuir
y
the area manager of the CNIB, for
the commit-
tee chairman, is hoping to have a
ness.
Individuals and families can
blind person and the participant
will have to describe their
becue and a silent auction. For
information
Durham Region, is hoping to fill
clown for the kids and a car wash
register for S 100 and can involve
vehi-
cle so that the blind person can
on how to register
call the CNIB at 436-7732.
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$200 to S2,000 can be made, with a tax
receipt being issued for the full amount.
y JL C1 1L,_11LL;
Durham Region students
An auction of art and collectables by
on items in the silent auction but wh
up-and-coming artists and their more es-
are unable to attend the function ca
tablished peers will be featured at a
view and bid on items on Friday, May
black -tie celebration of the arts in finan-
from I to 6 p.m. at the education cenirt
cial support of public school students.
Prelude to a Dream: The Arts En-
dowment for the Durham District
School Board will be held Saturday,
I
May 2 at 6 p.m. at the Education Centre
i Bad report
at 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby.
Silent and public auctions will kick
off the evening, which will also feature
card?
fine dining and entertainment by local
artist,s.
--------
There will be piano solm choir per-
formances,
Sylvan makes the grade.
a short ofiginal drama,
choreographed dance routines aW a
Reading
string quartet.
Valet parking and a cigar tent will be
Math
offered.
Members of the community cm sup-
Study Skills
port the Arts Endowment Fund, which
will be administered by a board of di-
Writing
rectors. in a number of ways:
Homework Support
- Individual tickets to the event can
be purchased for $150. A tax receipt for
$100 will be issued. Call Rosemary
Uoyd at 666-5500 ext. 5329.
. A corporate table for six carries a
price tag of $800. A tax receipt for $500
wi 11 be issued. Call Lynda Smith at 666-
SYLVAN
6450.
- Personal
LEARNING
or corporate patronages of
$200 to S2,000 can be made, with a tax
receipt being issued for the full amount.
CENTRE@
The patron's name will be inscribed on a
Better grades are just the beginning.– P
plaque to be displayed at the education
c
981 Brock Rd. S., Pickerin
centre.
- Donors of art or collectables, for the
5 7:
(Brock & Bayly)
auctions will receive a tax receipt for the
(905) 839-9637
full acquisition amount. Call Steve Har-
land at 666-6397.
Members of the public wishing to bid
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NPORTS
RECREATION IN AjAX AND PICKERING
Powerful Poickerning
tweens Ontario
0
ringette champs
PICKERING —
sudden -death overtime
tion, the Pickering
ne Pickering Progress
frame determined to
twcens were pushed to
Club tween 'A: ringette
control the play and
the limit by Ottawa Val -
team has given the Pick-
scored the winner in the
ley, of eastern Ontario,
ering Ringette Associa-
second minute.
before Pickering pre -
tion its first Ontario title
In the opening game,
vailed 3-1. Whitby
since 1987.
Pickering posted a con-
couldn't break Picker -
The team of 12 and
vincing 7-3 win over
ing's momentum in the
13 -year-old girls ac-
Forest, representing
final round-robin tilt
complished cndcd the
western Ontario. The
won by the locals 8- 1.
slump by going unde-
locals followed up that
During the provin-
featcd at the recent On-
effort with another 7-3
cial championships.
tario Provincial
victory, this time de-
Pickering's high-pow-
Ringcttc Champi-
feating Hamilton from
ered offence filled op-
onships in Whitbv.
southern Ontario. Pick-
position nets with 40
Pickering won all six �f
ering blanked Thunder
goals, while the team's
itilg, round-robin contests
Bay, representing north-
stingy defence allowed
to earn a bye into the
western Ontario. 7-0 in
only nine. Goaltender
final.
the third game. Sault
Shannon Kay was su-
In the gold-mcdal
Ste. Marie also fell vic-
perb between the pipes,
game. Pickering and Ot-
tim to Pickering by an
posting a goals -against
tawa were tied 3-3 at the
8-2 %Lore in the fourth
average of 1.7 during
end of regulation time.
contest. In the closest
the tournament.
Pickering went into the
game of round-robin ac-
Team members are
Entertainment
Tonight
Courtney Puddister.
Courtney Howell. Mca-
on ice in
Pickering
gan McKenty,
Stephanie Flatman.
PICKERING — The
skaters will take part in
Christine Whittall, Ko -
Pickering Figure Skat-
the performances, high-
riney Edwards, Nicole
ing Club is hosting its
lighted by the segments
LaRochelic, Tara Ed -
26th annual gala perfor-
Fun At Home and A
wards, Danielle Stover,
mance entitled Enter-
Night on the Town.
Laura Hill and Shannon
tainment Tonight at the
Tickets are $10 for
Kay.
Pickering Recreation
adults, $5 for children
The team is coached
Compl4�x this coming
12 and under and se-
and managed by Charlie
Saturday, April I I at I
niors over 60 years.
Puddister. Steve Whit -
p.m. and 7 p.m.
For more informa-
tall. Louanne Hill and
More than 250 club
tion call 420-1433.
Debbie Howell.
pilkilift by am PAM"s
Down for the count
jefdmy Knight of Palmerston school during a match in the kidilbantarn divi-
from Whitby has a headlock on oppo- sion wrestling meet at Ajax High School
nent Andrew Bouften of Sunderland last Saturday. Knight won this match.
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A member of the East DNision all-star team goes past two West
Division defenders during the girls' regional all-st3r Usketball
game at Durham College recently. Anna Marie Brissett, Jeri
Lewis, Janell Skeete, Liz Armstrong and Katie Edmunds repre-
sented local schools on the west all-star team.
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PICKERING - The Pickering
Panthers Golden Griddle minor bantam
'AA: rep hockey team captured the York-
Simcoe Eastern Division playoff cham-
pionship by defeating Ajax and
Belleville in recent round-robin action.
The Panthers will now advance to the
York-Simcoe league playoff champi-
onship to take on the best from the west.
Garctt McKi nnon recorded his ninth
shutout in a 4-0 victory over Ajax in
game one. Mark Rogers led the Pan-
thcrs� offence with iwo goals and an as-
sist. David Hughes and Rocky Ruta
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Club Link 38 vs. Melanie Pringles 38 (tie)
TOP SCORERS
Club Unis: GWM Scott 22. Mike Jovenov S.
Melanie Prirvgkis: Randy Fdonsks 23, Bruce Snard 9.
GAME TWO
Mud Han's 51 vs. Van K*mW insurance 33.
TOP SCORERS
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posito a.
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EllwRodl "ok*W 92 vs. Mud �W's 72.
TOP SCORERS
Ell -Rod: Devoin Siainton 24. John Christiansen 23.
George Cameron 15.
Mud Hen's: Conrad Davis 26. May Cousins 18. Karl
Hutchinson 13.
GAME THREE
Penny's Auto Servece 53 vs Melanie Pringles 47.
TOP SCORERS
Perny's Auto: Mike Susdair 20. Neal Tyrell 7. Garvin
Clarke 7.
E =s: Cranitley Bishop 13. Grafton Hope 11.
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A Pickering member of the
Durham Whiz Kids Gymnastics
Academy will represent the club at
the Ontario Provincial Gymnastics
-Championships next month.
Kyle Charbonneau, 15, earned a
spot at the provincial champi-
onships after finishing first overall
in the junior.'B' category at the firist
provincial qualifier in Kitchener -
Waterloo in December. He followed
that with a second -place overall fin-
ish at the third qualifier in Burling-
ton in February.
Charbonneau will compete at the
provincials in Mississauga May I
and 2.
Isaac Matsushita, 9, of Ajax, fin-
ished fifth overall in the spark cate-
gory at the third provincial qualifi-
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scored the other Pickering markers.
Evan Georgievski assisted on two goals,
Paul Delsey, Michael Dawson, Ruta and
Scott Vahcy set up one each. Solid de-
fence by James Judges, Adam Moyer
and Brandon Saker stopped opposition
scoring threats.
Ajax led game two 2-0 with less than
three minutes to play, but the Panthers
rallied with three unanswered goals, the
last one with 18 seconds remaining, to
snatch a 3-2 victory. Outstanding efforts
were turned in by call-ups Stephen
McEachen and Paul Delsey. Chris Franz
recorded the victory in the Pickering net.
Dawson, Mitch Gngoriadis and Kevin
Rogers scored, assisted by Ruta and
Kevin Rogers.
In Belleville for game three, the Pan-
thers fell behind 2-0 early and could
only score once against a hot goaltendcr
who faced 31 shots in the second and
third periods. Kevin Roger% scored the
lone Pickering goals assisted by
Georgievski and Ryan Pelan. Scott
Billing, Andrew Hopkins and Jonathan
Walsh were denied several good scoring
chances.
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Panthers earned a 1-0 default victory
over Belleville.
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PICKERING — Pickering Aerials'
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and also participated in a gala evening
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Meanwhile, the Aerials' national
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International invitational meet in Mon-
treal in March. Again, the club's gym-
nasts turned in outstanding results.
In the national novice category,
Robinson won a silver medal on floor
and a bronze medal on vault for a fifth -
place overall finish in the first day of
competition. Teammate Julie Ann
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In the national senior category,
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second day of competition.
Primrose handled the stiff interna-
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of competition. Again, she performed
well against top international competi-
tors.
Robinson finished 12th overall in
the junior high performance category
on the second day of competition,
while Passy finished 15th all-round.
In other news, Aerials' Joy Crctney
represented the club on the Metro East
team which competed in the Ontario
Winter Games in Peterborough. She
was instrumental in helping Metro East
to the gold medal.
Aerials' gymnasts live in Ajax and
Pickering.
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test for charity on Wednesday, April 8.
PHA coaches will take on the Pickering
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rep hockey team at the Pickering Recreation
Complex from 7 to 9 p.m.
All proceeds from the event will go to the
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Admission is $3 for adults, $1 for students
and free for children under 13.
The Pickering Recreation Complex is at
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gnalion very helpful. Influential partner,
ntemational firm Faintalic opportunity'!
Corporate Secretary 40K+
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Liftation Secretary 45K
One ot Canaada s most nfluerifiall firrins requires an
experiericed Id. assilaint mth 5-10 yrs befund you.
Excellent orgavationail and adnin. skills YAII enaNe
you to keep ahead of this fascinating practice
Corporate Clark 50K
5 yrs - experience for terrific, friendly department
Incorporations, annuals, etc.. plus ft chance to
work on some conriplex transactions.
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126 Mantles Avenue, Torosift N5IR 2E5
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WOULO YOU LIKE TO CHANGE
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Primerica Financial Services is looking for unique indi-
viduals with leadership ability. We are one the fastest
growing companies in the fastest growing industries in
the world. Training provided. No experience necessary.
Huge income potential and opportunity for ownership.
Only those with career aspirations and a great work
ethic need apply.
Call Kelly for an appointment (905) 427-3533
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Required for an exciting new
concept in retail for our
Scarborough store,
The Crafter's Marketplace
Background in accounting, visual
arts, retail management, as well
as computer skills are essential.
Please drop your resume off in
person between
10 am - I pm &2 pm - 4 pm
Monday, April 6th to
Wed. April 8th at:
Warden Power Centre
725 Warden Avenue
Scarborough, Ontario.
QUALIFIED ESL TEACHERS
Needed in Vickemg Part-time , cmirimunbca-
tive niethod for July. Mum erwy teenagm
sem C -V to
180 Bloor St. W., #202
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a background in or a passion for
cooking. You will be required to
perform in-store demonstrations on
a part-time basis. You must be
personable, sales -focused and you
must enjoy working with people.
We offer a starting wage of
$9.00/hour.
To join Team Kraft, phoneflax
Mimi Cohen, Area Manimaer
Ph (905)886-2205
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Dynamic, exciting, committed to uncompromising
customer service.
Currently we are looking for full/part time in
Men;'s wear, in the following capacities.
Product Knowledge Specialist & Dresswear Specialist
-Your 'Passion' for customer service is evident in your personal sales
achievement.
-You have a proven track record as a sales
professional and are accustomed to developing your personal
clientele base.
- Your interest in fashion and the menswear clothing industry are
evident in your skills as a
.product knowledge specialist'
- We offer an excellent compensation and benefit
program.
Please apply in person to:
The Human Resources Department
located near Catalogue on the lower level in our
Pickering Town Centre location
at 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering.
Only those who are selected for an interview will be contacted.
Applications accepted until Wednesday April 8, 1998
between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Sears Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity employer
Sears Canada Inc.
CARING PEOPLE NEEDED
Fnicty a chaillenging and rewirding volunteer experience b
assisting victirris: of crime and tragic circumstances. You Z,
,^ ork closely with emergency services in Durham Region.
It interested, please call:
Victim Services of Durham Region (V.C.A.R.S.)
Michelle Azubuike - Co-ordinator
Telephone (905)430-5%8 or
(905)579-1520 ext. 1846
Training will be Tuesday and Thursday evenings plus two
Saturdays, beginning May 5, 1998, ending May 23, 1998
(excluding long weekend)
.4iriplacaUms to be a witanterr must be submitted by April 17, 1"S
i ypesetter
Local Oshawa Desktop Publishing
establishment requires a fast, accurate typist
experienced on Macintosh equipment to work
approximately 16 hours per week. Ability to
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knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and/or Adobe
Illustrator would be considered an asset.
Please submit resume to:
Oshawa/Whitby This Week
File #1
865 Farewell St.
Oshawa, Ont.
LIH 71-5
We would like to thank all applicants for their
interest, but be advised that only those selected
for an interview will be contacted.
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SHORT ORDER COOK -new
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essary Call MorWW - Friday.
9 am, - 5 pm. 5794416 or
tax 404-2500
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lenders, needed for new Pub
at Altona rd anel Hwy 2. Fax
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Unisex Hairstyling chains has
openings in Pickering/,Cishawa
areas for newly qualified and
experienced stylists.
Your own styWV statm imailljIditately
Guaranteed basic and commission
Converient hours in Clow. modem
salons
EqWpffwnt supphed
Advanced technique and management
trairting
Progressi" promiclOon, opponunifts
Benefit plans
Check out your prospects
Call (905) 931-3800
or (416) 223-111100
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On -The -Job
Training Program
Please d your resume to:
WORLDWIDE
TRAINING CENTERS
1480 Bayly St., Suite 7,
Pickerin& ON. L1W 3T8
Fam 905-931-2332
CONRDENTIAL TO BOX REPLES
It ttwe are firms or individuals to whorn
you do not wistv your reply sent, simply
place your appkabon in an envelope
addressed to the box nwnber in the
adveMsement and attach a list of such
narnes. Place your appikation and list in
an awelople and address to: Box Replies.
It the advertiser is one of the nam on
your NO your application will be
destroyed.
GAS BAR ATTENDANT
Experience preferred but not
essential. part-time evenings &
weekends, flexible hours.
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YOUR QUALITY OF LIFE?
Primerica Financial Services is looking for unique indi-
viduals with leadership ability. We are one the fastest
growing companies in the fastest growing industries in
the world. Training provided. No experience necessary.
Huge income potential and opportunity for ownership.
Only those with career aspirations and a great work
ethic need apply.
Call Kelly for an appointment (905) 427-3533
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Required for an exciting new
concept in retail for our
Scarborough store,
The Crafter's Marketplace
Background in accounting, visual
arts, retail management, as well
as computer skills are essential.
Please drop your resume off in
person between
10 am - I pm &2 pm - 4 pm
Monday, April 6th to
Wed. April 8th at:
Warden Power Centre
725 Warden Avenue
Scarborough, Ontario.
QUALIFIED ESL TEACHERS
Needed in Vickemg Part-time , cmirimunbca-
tive niethod for July. Mum erwy teenagm
sem C -V to
180 Bloor St. W., #202
Totionto, Ontario M5S 2V5
I or tax CV to: 416-%&-6916 1
Im Carw T
"IFLEXOLGGY COURSE of -
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1eJ ReflexoiM Teacher /
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Association of
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PRESCIMIX COMPUTER IN
STRUCTOR rewried imme-
WWY - intilviduali; - Is -
,r plointling cot"puter taff"
to preschool apd cl 110en in
,he P"9rWWAjaxWWby/
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sw "rang
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3 TELDIAKETERS needed
11illif W -time ewrting Shft
6--fteoi saiiary PbA daily
CM bonan Cal our 0sha,
go Office (11111X)723,11101�
MGerwal
Job Opportunity with
INSTORE FOCUS
on -behalf of
KRAFTCANADA
We seek sell -motivated people with
a background in or a passion for
cooking. You will be required to
perform in-store demonstrations on
a part-time basis. You must be
personable, sales -focused and you
must enjoy working with people.
We offer a starting wage of
$9.00/hour.
To join Team Kraft, phoneflax
Mimi Cohen, Area Manimaer
Ph (905)886-2205
Fax (905)886-2205.
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MurunmEDiA PxoDucnoN/WE9 PAGE Desiaw
2!
SAm
EAM
Dynamic, exciting, committed to uncompromising
customer service.
Currently we are looking for full/part time in
Men;'s wear, in the following capacities.
Product Knowledge Specialist & Dresswear Specialist
-Your 'Passion' for customer service is evident in your personal sales
achievement.
-You have a proven track record as a sales
professional and are accustomed to developing your personal
clientele base.
- Your interest in fashion and the menswear clothing industry are
evident in your skills as a
.product knowledge specialist'
- We offer an excellent compensation and benefit
program.
Please apply in person to:
The Human Resources Department
located near Catalogue on the lower level in our
Pickering Town Centre location
at 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering.
Only those who are selected for an interview will be contacted.
Applications accepted until Wednesday April 8, 1998
between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Sears Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity employer
Sears Canada Inc.
CARING PEOPLE NEEDED
Fnicty a chaillenging and rewirding volunteer experience b
assisting victirris: of crime and tragic circumstances. You Z,
,^ ork closely with emergency services in Durham Region.
It interested, please call:
Victim Services of Durham Region (V.C.A.R.S.)
Michelle Azubuike - Co-ordinator
Telephone (905)430-5%8 or
(905)579-1520 ext. 1846
Training will be Tuesday and Thursday evenings plus two
Saturdays, beginning May 5, 1998, ending May 23, 1998
(excluding long weekend)
.4iriplacaUms to be a witanterr must be submitted by April 17, 1"S
i ypesetter
Local Oshawa Desktop Publishing
establishment requires a fast, accurate typist
experienced on Macintosh equipment to work
approximately 16 hours per week. Ability to
. work in QuarkXpress is essential and
knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and/or Adobe
Illustrator would be considered an asset.
Please submit resume to:
Oshawa/Whitby This Week
File #1
865 Farewell St.
Oshawa, Ont.
LIH 71-5
We would like to thank all applicants for their
interest, but be advised that only those selected
for an interview will be contacted.
cilirpentnA or
Bobcat emperienm a pW
GENMAI I ABOFER
- Haild wor" inCiiiijidual
- A&M be 11rudillicift
Location:
"won
Surt
Film resuaw to:
("S) 931-6MW
*do hourly wep
mquires immediatel
FULLJPART-77ME D;XM
with own reliabk 4 cyl. vehicks.
Days, Evening and Weekentills .
CASH DAILY+ III
can n am -4 pm. oxily 426-S4M
L$M85 TO
STAIrr
1"S
NTodwrtodwror
d:��
emairke
eleituviLe=fin. Full
work
No experileme ini
It "Y
y. Traming is
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provided. Cateat
work for
- call...
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siltillill StAft faill
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requires Explitrijitnced
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help immediately.
Apply i
resuLpte
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CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser re-
quests that advertisers
check their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
vertiser will not be re-
sponsible for more than
one incorrect insertion
and there shall be no li-
ability for non -insertion
of any advertisement.
Liability for errors in ads
is limited to the amount
paid for the space occu-
pying the error. AJI copy
is subject to the appro-
val of management of
Nm Advertiser.
:DMMTER USERSI Formal
copy & mail disks for cash,
RUSH S AS E To L L Wood,
60-8 BnStol Road EaSI. Stple
359A, Mississauga. Ontario
L4Z 3K8
SHORT ORDER COOK -new
Oshawa Pub Expenence nec-
essary Call MorWW - Friday.
9 am, - 5 pm. 5794416 or
tax 404-2500
COOKS. SERVERS. bar -
lenders, needed for new Pub
at Altona rd anel Hwy 2. Fax
resurne to 905-5094224
SHUM
Maid Service
rtNmires 2 pari-tinse
Jeoiners. experiewic
[welferred. not nmes-
,ary. Own car a must � I
Scrican orkories only
61"353
3RIVING INSTP11CMA
opedm 'Mineclialely C411
�86-7878
Unisex Hairstyling chains has
openings in Pickering/,Cishawa
areas for newly qualified and
experienced stylists.
Your own styWV statm imailljIditately
Guaranteed basic and commission
Converient hours in Clow. modem
salons
EqWpffwnt supphed
Advanced technique and management
trairting
Progressi" promiclOon, opponunifts
Benefit plans
Check out your prospects
Call (905) 931-3800
or (416) 223-111100
HIGH-PAII
susucm & C011111111110trrm
CONSULTING POS TIONS
On -The -Job
Training Program
Please d your resume to:
WORLDWIDE
TRAINING CENTERS
1480 Bayly St., Suite 7,
Pickerin& ON. L1W 3T8
Fam 905-931-2332
CONRDENTIAL TO BOX REPLES
It ttwe are firms or individuals to whorn
you do not wistv your reply sent, simply
place your appkabon in an envelope
addressed to the box nwnber in the
adveMsement and attach a list of such
narnes. Place your appikation and list in
an awelople and address to: Box Replies.
It the advertiser is one of the nam on
your NO your application will be
destroyed.
GAS BAR ATTENDANT
Experience preferred but not
essential. part-time evenings &
weekends, flexible hours.
Apply in person with resume to:
Pq Petm C.Mada
mo�o -
1 Hanvood Ave. South, Ajax
Restoration Estimtor liTu_ired
11113111111111111 relailled
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EW*m in cornIxter oWn*V wWW
Vocid conwiluniciiijun sMb
M"m " &W regallialmn sift
&*alary 4whimirb
Send resume to: File # 126
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" Bell Mobility
EXCELL COMMUNICATIONS
We are fast paced, independently owned & operated and Canada's
largest Bell Mobility Dealership with stores in Peterborough, Oshawa,
Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, North York, Toronto and St. Catharines. Due
to growth, we are presently seeking qualified individuals to join our
team IN VARIOUS STORE LOCATIONS for the following positions:
Stere Manager
Sale: AnsicAnte: (fall tune A part Nine)
Oftme tales Repro Goutim
Mobile Phone Installer If Technician
Allwinistratke Assktant
If you are ambitious, possess excellent communication skills and
are dedicated to customer service, we would like to meet you!
Applicants should submit resume in person to ExceIVBell Mobility
at 270 Kingston Rd., E., Ajax (located inside NEW WAL-MART)
on Wednesday April 8, between 9:00am and 8:00pm
[i a would like to thank all applicants however onlV those
ilk selected for an interYneu, will be contacted.'
1 General Help
DURHAM METRO
COURIER
is expanding and
requires one full time
van driver. 1 full fink
car driver d 2 perma-
nent part time car driv-
ers. Must have own
vehicle and good
corlNrNN icafion skills.
Call John Mon. Ihm-
1pm
427-11612
EBENEZER United Church
seeks OrgamstiMusne Dret-
for to commence September
1. 1998 Res6onsib"" to
Include mrbwenik Choir prac-
oa and one Sunday urviu.
Please forward resomin by
Friday April 171h. 1998 to Tile
Search Common. 1464
Courba Rd. Cowrtnce. Om
LIE 208, or Fax 905.666-
4433 (snp)
EMI MNCEO Hairstylist re -
quoted full and put ban br to
Hair Care Centre in Ire WMby
Mall kkriimrn 2 yrs ev
Call No 72MII or Ewrt
OF 666-2125
UMIUENCED hrtOstapol;
needed Must ran own trarN-
palabon Also kx~ nod -
ed. Serious calls only
(90S)426-5551 or (905)426-
5562
EMIUENCEO Pod person,
concrete finisher. full bene.
holits
For move
OON and inkrrler Call (SIO )
639 6399
or to (905) 839-
8676
Issemble our products. Easy
work. No experience
necessary. For FRIEE details
S 4 S.AS.E. to
Fra Sto
1BII I iwerpool.SSuIN213
Pkkoki� 0I 00
(41 4724 - of
FRIENDLY FAM LIES wam-
tdNW SOwnsh teen ak4 ,kilt' in
Durham Gnat Culturw expen-
~ Pad $90 a week (Bps)
13.•9347.
HAIR STYLISTS
needed for Ajax -
$8�/lwu�r to start
Pkis proft shuing
�Y pay
gorking
conditions. Fitir
A
interview call
905431-4337.
FIRST CHOICE
HAIR CUTTERS
NmNRTYLJi1F wft f
aid dentele Ion 111 WIN
WMktby salon. Call Areas
668-5000
tAB0lNttlst and DZ Orfm
osod arm.
Zq hoots. tMoN b"rR-
POM Aaptrltes WE be rnlcNved
Gree► Rd it.
KW*a 90263-
2213.
LAMOSCAPE construction La-
Gblmers wN>E in
1 General Help
LANDSCAPE consultant/Sales
person required Experience
Iry
residential and commer-
cial. Landscape construction.
Sam
(9D5µ341276 mPlusission. Call
MATURE Responsible people
to fill Canvassing positions.
Experience with gyrity or
hmdrisinp organization an
asset, but not essential we
Will train. Cal 1.600.340-2689.
MODELS wanted between Bk
ages of 7-23 to model casual
and igen; vicar in Nationals
1996 Toronto Pagano compli
litbns. No past experience
necessary, training will be
prbwided. Cal argeme 1.600•
535-8344 for more rib
1MiftT TIME NAIL TECHNICIAN
required to BeaNyrJub. -Syr
Nap only eM, I . lam work-
er Cal Joanne or Katy 905-
571-2582.
MEW SPA dna wellom centre
requires full- me wpiscale
ttyku mar b 5 years ex -
PS WO a win cWnNek. Alio
hd and part saw ISOWkw.
RUT and other hoftk Militia.
lists Plan 415-41G-8739 a
tans rarane (905)6661872
NOT MAKING S35411-f45BAtY7
Established advertising Com-
pany rapidly expanding- 15
NSPO"Sot. onmp0ma people
geded noel Weng 10 lean
Cal Allow for interview
(905)7243144
OPENINB SOON 1414 Town-
kne Centre UM 15 St" cats
Cmbwe Dakgn and Spa an
pd" together a new tam of
tnwovalive Stylists. Esthetf-
Ciars and Nil Techricgns A
Uaalknquq ww star Call
723.1782 or 668-5441
OWWR Operators requred
with 1 ors or Low Pro 3 Las
tot RV hauling in CKQ AJSA
Clan abstract. (306453-0675
WE HEED MORE
HANDS ON DECK
ware C"W" a whom
new Riad L.obeaer. -0
could sure case same
help. TWs why we'll
,M ,,, for people wino
aim our w0vielown for
the I Iplpwsten- we're
rNssktp. Mind who can
help us comYMiu to cow a
grsMit dir" alt------
for
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for aB our CUSIOMOM
-811151111111
• C ,$IJM
sAilITENSM
You'll not only work in Mi
fun and Mandy enviforn-
mrant but also enjoy BMW -
boo scheduling. one of leas
shd ligM a
Day Mind
er pMi
WON pow nd potuti.i-
Appy in psnson Monday,
April 6 8 l WIft Aprl 7
2-4 pm. tat:
100 Kill* Mi RLL,
wortprdrred. DZ gtptp STnMT wantedin wown
and assp, owm trampdhroMi crklHNe 10 work or rem
required. Cal t905µ30-t27ft MDebW or Will*.
UIN AKWE construeson to
Petwo-
r M. K%
rtnfixigeriencedMl mminimiKiffa coupw W
knlock, tlepc�q rant, Wve M 100 Wtit tw6dMg.
� Ilferasl. Mint IMva own Pkat. ttrtmtil resumes wRh
tranlDortation. CWn tkivbg o Re /125
abstract. Fax retlntN �T1nk week P.O. bon
(9D51432.2166. 481, OsINMMA, Omrfo LIN
.ILS.
Ger>eral Help
THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
Has routes
available for
to
deliver
Newspapers and
fryers to the
folkywim streets
�.
AJAX
Kemp Dr.
Dennis Dr.
Wright Cres.
Patterson Cres.
Pembry Dr.
Delaney Dr.
Bryant Rd. -
BoNand Cres.
Pittman Cres.
Dreyer Dr. E
Lakedniveway W
PICKERING
Highview Rd.
Kirkwood Large
Springiview Dr.
Aberfoyle Crt.
Southcott Rd.
Conacher Cres.
Abbott Cres.
Hadrian Crt.
Maple Hill Crt.
Tanzer Crt.
SCARBOROUGH
Feragan Dr.
Bathgate Dr.
Clernes Dr.
Centennial Rd.
Greybeaver Tr.
Bornholm Dr.
Clearlake Ave.
Birdsilver Gardens
Bowes Garden
Crt.
MRIdock Dr.
Broadridge Dr.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL 653-6117
TUPPENMIIIE. Needs you.
In to lease. Loa b gain.
$0 Free kits. Lal Lida 905-
4M.-M.
054M.-M. PhcN orders wit -
come. Be a holt.
■Mr 8111111" a CM nued-
ed. mkfwmWa 3 )ears expen-
00. tell casual dotting res-
htrrN. Appy width D* M
Hob's, 1755 PicJte"M Park -
Tay No phot. cars Offs .
UNNT sill" exper'Pre two
kms. Appy in person. 320
Harwood Ave. S. SIMPLY
MUM
SW ED - SMdaft for far
IM tSWWW kborer jobs IN
local poo a ssppaa mapagL
Fax mum W. gCoci .2�7.
MfAMTEO A -Z driver imm e-
daky Tor tame. U.S. experi-
ence. salt absbad, criminal
daraim tied[ 2 years
ffiwmmm eKperknce. Sark"
2rto is in to (905)263
2 48.
WORK AT
HOME
part-time,
full-time,
$500-$5000.
Training provided.
434-8545
Person with experience
in Audiometric Testing
wanted for occasional days.
Must have driver's license and
be able to work unsupervised.
Please call
905-686-6000
SECRETARY
Busy law firm requires an experienced ma-
ture real estate secretary able to handle an
intensive workload for temporary assign-
ment.
DAVID G. GOODAIRE
FAX (905) 668.8576
Or Mail Box 123 Whitby, Ontario.
LIN 5111
R. A. FESTERS TRUCKING
requires
7 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS
for Canada b US
1 yr. exp. Clean abstract,
clean criminal search
(905) 434-5110
DRIVER INSTRUCTOR
CLASS °°AZ"
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
FOR IN -CAB 8 IN -CLASS TRAINING.
PREFERABLY O.S.L. OR O.T.A. CERTIFIED.
FaX to �905) 428.3659
Ph. (905) 428-9475
(W
Trans Canada Truck Driver
Training
1 Gen" HND
YEAR ROUND Position er
pernenced retable persdrnd
for WIN established North
Pudering tlesed-mo$Capnq
Company Must haunt NW*
-
mm 3 years egg to @ at
Pisa. NdabUung. Of lawn
MwteunCe. Call Monday
nnoup Friday 905-619-6761
or tax resame to 905 619-
0768.
1 0mn
PERMANENT
PAR? TIME
OFFICE HELP
required immediately.
far Monday 6k Fnday
Eau Scarbormo
Construction company.
Computer and
w oamtintr skills
mandatory
Fax rcumn to
(416)2814752
9ENY 01W Frail Oak posi-
tion. B you have a solid con -
mad of Engksth. Microsoft
Mord '95. Excel power pond.
alt Xkm Ph- system, ad
are Capable a general office
Oakes aro lug* three balls
at Be sage torr. we have Be
Pit to you. Fax resume to
(905) 7244818
1 fake
111014110ft
E>WEINetCEo &"NAM
needed imWNd imh to Id
mtarketitg ofra. Appkale
must be aggressive. dynamic
and have a strong scalls abi-
1y. Please call (905)174.0492.
representing
Aloette Cosmetics.
WN time eamags
in part time hours.
RPxible hours, no
imtestrnerrt, no
delivery,
free training.
Rosemarie at
427-M21
Sales Ilelp/Agwaa
HELP
WANTED
Office help,
Telemarketing
and Mall Show
Workers
Call (905)
720-1818
Mak or Female Start imme-
dady' Caw Paemw Sal.
/C
aalwNsson Cal (905)
5766065 of to (985) 720-
2966
WANTED - SALESPERSON for
local retail pool a spa coN-
pary Experience preferred
Will train Fa resume to 905•
420.2597
SYiYd
Nift
by said wood
furniture marwlnctur-
ing comp"
MaChirillsft
FlRISIIlfSi
1-IpniDw�
896 O�iE
Road-, Unit 3,
PkIter"
Senior Tecwti W. WPM
looks a most. Fax room tar
905120 2597.
AW)M 1rNMtEO imm e-
diaky br fdhne praCbm in
Oshawa. Full or part lime_ Re-
QW- =C~ comowouca-
tion skilk. Expeeiatoe pn-
knted. Fat resumes to (905)
579.4089
For dental group
practice in Oshawa.
Send resume to:
Attu: Mary
172 King St. l cast
Suite 201,
tlAIum UUEETMIU cardOshawa, Ontario
Comga►t regkres Saks Rep 11-1187
rnwtw" for 05
by Ara• Only experienced FLMTM RECEPTIONIST
Sliapeople need ^" needed for on -Cal brews, for
Please len resume to I -BOO- otkes in Apar, Pickering a
$77-7001. followed by Keep- Oshawa. Please fix resume
sate Cads lid: 905420.3182.
p 3 x
X-RAY TECIINOIOBIiT, to
summer mike. Pleasecall
. (905)576-MIOO
Day Care
Available
INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD
In caring, safe, fun home
environment.
Licensed by M.C.S.S.
Reasonable rates
Flecelws, flexible hours. Call
DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 509.1207
NANNIES AVAILABLE
Now, Spring and Summer
Sonva's Summer Helpers
Hire a live-in nanny From Quebec
Call. to arrange an in home
appointment
(416) 488-3373
• 1 twaDescant
ril
WANTED LIVE-IN/LIVE-OUT
nanny for 6 month oln, baby
References required Call
(905)839-5978
. .;cart
A
LIVE OUT NANNY ',, 3 child-
enfrom9am 530 pm
slease a' Christine 1905)
427.6462
PICKEINMG Natk /Nelle:
Loving daycare 18 moron to
12 ;ears Dairy callings
(lowed backyard aro parr)
Crags. story lime. mum. tart
trm - mak a smKM First
Aid. CPR certdned Non•
'31 lig receipts 905-428-
OMLITY Dayton up Liver-
pool,Glenanna area smoke -
'rte. raw duan
rhmk1110 CPR. I,rrGd card,
day nos. rectip . mdmpus
malW VMOS prowided. Ref-
ererites :;;" upon re-
quest C,:;;"4,=
ally Patterson 9105-
20-2400
05
420-2400
SPECIAL NEEDS, pre-senoot
children wascumnted for home
sAmphir
by fill,
naycoorr Consultant mm NARY
rears experiaioe Call Debs
905420-1752
WESTNEY and Hwy 2 -fun a
part time A apes. 6-4M
suramer opemgs trips. oM-
C`53 No nc. Lal
-905-69
WESTNEYAIWY.2. retable
home daycare nus 2 eprt
no, knead yard. Comlortabie
Non-smoking enwwonmov
hot nutritious Inions. bis w
toys, books. carts. 905-663-
1247
WESTNEYAjkednveway, ex-
perienced childcare giver
Pan -time or tuY M.
-11.
smoking Cratfve aaildies
References and mush mom
Call (905)619-9050
1 Firewood
FIREw000 Rolla Lumber a
Firewood Centre 4'4412'.
$60: 4'4416'. 565 Estab-
fished 1963, Days 705-277-
3381. Evenings 905-434-
6665. Free delivery to Oshaw
arca.
01MTFs 51•, $250.,
FYsp
stiles ( i, size 240.
250
5. six 33. 99., Slakes
(Dox Jackm) size 6. $199.
Dishwasiter $199. 906-831-
6547.
cru lM tro6DEN oW
Odor pray set. 10 R. slide, the
slung loremNn's pole, climb-
ig opo.Midge. Mr. MW be
mb" $250. 424
11
1 Atklkw
QAMOE door repair. MdNm
sprigs. calks, rollers, open-
ers MSON $IS. New doors/
4Op6 e�rs.�Qualiy Plus Doors
73
125 IT,ALLok fists tank, /
stand, an axasaies induct.
ed Paid $1200. adding 5600
Or bat oiler. cal &W 434-
5969.. aft 5.pm
7 77. NMTY freexr, 3
sliding do=. veryry good can
Mon. asking St, 905
W9-5675.
BEEF nidi. S1.89A0. Cum m
CIA. quarters ayabwM Gov-
knk, fie dYhery flay dkep
from farm. Orad. 9O6 983-
9471.
1 Arbcys to
Sall
CARPET BROILER i 5
N,.on ;lin:•. piush stain re-
sistam carpet For 3 rooms.
orgy $369 o0 Price incudes
30 Sq yen carpet. *Bit= pad
and nsta/n n r h
i0oyour
Free quotation in your horns
No interest, no payment for
•tne full year. Darrel. 1.800-
217-0104
CARPETS - loft of carpet.
toC nylon. new stain re-
wine
carpels On fnarnd. I we
carpet 3 rooms. $349 Pate
an, -4,It Carpet txemwm ped.
apart msynahon fast deliv-
ery. free abmaees (30 yards).
Norman W2314
CARPETS SALE: Lots of car-
ptts t00% nylon VAm re-
lease. carpet 3 rooms $339
(30 sq yd) iteedes: -rim
PMMMO pad and i stama-
"a Foe eslinaNs, n arpr
Mon
=aft cera
sanouidkq arae Sam 905-
CIGAN o
Luvmf Monte Cryo
CCaall9�7211SX17 4x d 2S
CiEARANCE SAIF must be
sold no reasonable Oft w
fused. m mrrrnm boats and
press. Eww - mans. 2
30 lip. Toro dowers and
sa0ikdbaers. tam boy mow-
ed. Hoaiekte saws aro b
mrs. Malde Sales 4700
Thicason Rd N (905) B55-
8010
COWUTER. Pentium 90.
Bit"540 he 4X CD $395
VGA
rapmeosrror 169 SUltiVadifervice a
ON
PC to Perlia 161151/1 m and
16m•ran. IBM sow id 4m
VGA, IDW Case $369 Vogel
T Compulos. 131 Brock St s
905-1345815.
COMPUTERS - used pemi-
ums complete win monitors
from $675 Trade Out ad VGA/
SVGA mord« for A new 14'
from $135 diff, or a new 15 -
ti m SM Oaf $50 car Caron
Primers - Inquire Trade up
your old Pentium 75.133 to
minx 200Y for any 1595 we
accept trades of primers.
scanners 366s 481 etc.
Computer Ckaram Centre.
697-3059
FREE WATER TEST and rec-
ommendation. Are you con-
arrted about your wan Cal
us A (905)6654w.
MIN br sok. first Co. $300/
bak. 65.3551.
NOUi610LD Furniture- Doo-
We bed vim bass head and
bd bard $too. Black oar-
taimlNN semi r, oak trap
S. Soh and coir $600
O.B.O. Call 728.2311.
MINK =EVOMU $525..
dila six duper Plaobcopier
art ooumrtntt feeder $3.500.
(2) hexagon end tables $75..
coffee table SM_ hot point
SM"'
self clean. almond.
$450. Call 668-x393
BM lIBI M SET, 2 exm-
sions. 6 chairs. M. War-
drobe. white. Wh1NU, $75.
Rase carpet, wiltrnderla. $50.
GreyhMMe net 175. 905723-
3623..
MI FM UM. Bio. apart-
mernt-si e. $1200. Can 905-
655.4e60 after bpm.
rAw. Io M. Samick• 7
years old. perfect condition.
52.300. (906) 666 4289
PIANO• Studio uPigM. RA-
oK fM of unit I M elf 52,
800. 0B0 at 905.120.6a5B.
LEAF TICKETS
WANTED
Will pay face value for
Maple Leaf Tickets.
Must be greens, reds or golds.
Call Bruce at 5794400 ext. 2207
APRIL 16-19 ***
GIGANTIC PARKING LOT SALE
Bewhconlber Hot Tubs
Clearance Sale -Save up to $1,000
Seaway Pools, Hot Tubs & Billiards
25 Heritage Rd. ( McCowan dr 7)
Markham, Ont. 905-294-8030
1 Art= for
sale
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS- All 1997 tlodr mod-
els reduced Used pianos
'eamaha. Samick. Kimbal.
young Chang. New dngtal pu_
nos from 5895 and up Red
") own. Largesekaion of
grxhofalher cocks tram 5995
and up Call TELEP PIANO
;33-1491
REMINGTOR 6 m/m model
'3G 8CL Yarmrt SP with 4.12
Pedield Supe $525 Can
John 705.357-1044(snp)
TIENT TO OWN APPLIANCES.
new and reconditioned. full
warramy Paddy's Market
906-263-6369 or 1-800-798-
5502
SCUM DIVE this summer
Upcoming license AW 5
(*%my) - SCUBA and
snorkeling , IM 0merd SALE"'
ONE SOURCE SCUBA SUP-
PLY (905) 666.6586
www drresoume tom
MANS 'ClWmore- carpet
are fphdistery cleave $100
Sorg Wmtage SM TVNCR
stand 520 track tape Ina.
taps a caal $15 Recover
a speakers. exercise blke
kearush m morocyce homul.
black fW tate S60 666-6619
SNEOWN Juarry wooden
sleds 3 x 8 barn lot am,
5299 puns tax Wry cow Sz-
es and styles avadaek Also
garages Arid ilhcks 761 Mc-
Kay Rd Ura 3. Pickennif For
more into tae 905-619-2093
SIDE BY SIDE Rerngerator
double oven stove. electric
dryer. dung room sulk we 6
chars. ftst
831-0952 otters (905)
OAK"E ' FURWFURE..An
solid call table Sets co sale"i
eg SOLID OAK double peaa-
IM table 44' x 96' extended U
w 1- Blip lop. 2' Back sold
oak scan. 2-15' ext . choice of
edge profile a ship. of table
top (oval or ria) AND 6 solid
oak than Low-
ed lime ally 1.799 AI of car
Mies am band -craned Ola: dN
premises Complete rade
sets from as low as $719
Tradib" Wood iprtong 115
Horth Port Rd (S off Reath
St) Port Perry (905) 9858774
NO r v DOMI
Peribum 166tM X
Compiler ..............slum
25-50' TVs rww.. LM"
Fsslkr Slewo........ $I"
Appian0111S, .... ft2v k
Can. Mini Dish.. tit26fet6
Guitars kr...._.....%25W
Lea$Welle 31MM
LiWngM Nl............Stt* g
1 Salefa
UNIQUE 7 pr- solid teak
butcher block dkmng room su-
de. excellent condition s1100
o If o Call (905)839-4124 alter
6p in
00 FRIDGE $225. and up,
used stoves 5270 arra up.
used washers $250 dryers
$125 and up New brand name
triages 16 C $605 New
brand name 3(r stoves $449
and up New 5 c.f freeters
$255. Stephenson s Ap
prances 227 Court St. 0.:
wa.5767448
U.SHAPED bleached oar
btchen nom Brandom Ki h-
ens 4 yrs old Pantry and
microwave shelf, will td a
kitchen 11' x 10' of larger
$3000 obo 623-9107 Isnp)
WILLMAR WINDOW sale - AA
mfyl sskays 528 00 per sq It
installed Grin and carry.
$22 00 per sq h (Min 6 sq
it) Eg 48- x 36• slider
$264 OO Srmktar savings an
bows AM doom Cag (90Sµ26.7810
ance
d
YAMAHA YPP-50 Digital Pia-
no as nevi $1300 firm Cal
905 -438 -MN
1 Anew
WwNw
ANTIDUESIPArsOlMtlr, Ad-
vice :orsuttanon Free ap-
Pasas I tor. auCW$
service 20% negatable Put
duwq outthgntestates w,
same amque comems. Ino
kart to value coraioend).
Collections of any sort. *=a-
cnes or Sol* a bqw "a
as try tRoabwt�B en ri ewer-
Ariblim-
6rooklin Ontano 1
8049.ta 90506-
19051655-5501
CASH ON DEALS- we Bury.
Sell a more' Home Audio)
video. liar cauda Wok, CD's.
nwwits. wines. golf. dia-
kricnidS. fwrrture. appliances
(905µµA�765 "0911115-571-2274
(9054660004
UNWANTED, scrap metals
removed SBOS car tons,
stovescan tarm macro"
or atyrug metal (905) 571-
6714
WANTED WORKING OR
NOT Washers dryers.
stovescamping trader, "-
426.5999 drear 1906)
WAMTEOI Good used bicycles
for bike swap April 4 a Sm
Call Bicycles Plus 9105-4315-
OW
05-436BD40 for delft
1 CONaprr
NEW MUSICa-rine a hnpll
www aurtumtwos nhp/
-ay;238hrr0ex lam At
1btrk,
SALE- KAYAK Pell Rectanqu-
par above ground kndudng
decks 16424' DID $5395.
Hill pix sale an installation
or saw. G.S.T 1-600-666-
75rA
i 1 Low
Fo
FOUNO N Harwood Mail
pankrg
WL
lxretiai ower den-
kn. tall 427-5777
270 270MEN
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TIED DES111I
sERVICE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call tJeba Dualrtte
at S"79 -4W"
290 290 ME%.�
Milliken
&a veterinary
clillic
Serving the Markham area Since 1977
We are stew accepting and encouraging
New Clients
IrVINGE 23 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 111111011111
82 000 kms- new only $9.500
91 Load. Tutu. aft, Waded,
fair Sell
low k ^a 57.195.
t LA
C��.
19M GEO METRO convert-
SCRAP CARS Wanted topWarned top
. ww*v pair Cages. trakWg
iDfe. red, ettallent Condition,
prices paid. Sam day
stands. eb. Call Kelth 905-
under 100K 5 spd.. will cerfi-
up. Also mars for resale, :
720-2697.
Fled. Asiarq $6.900 obo. 905-
pay up to 15000. Call 686-
TENO-M Jack Russell aro
721-2490. (slip)
1771
Shelly pups for sale. VN
1994 CM LEN Caravan SE.
llaeb
Checked, first shots. de-
6 -cylinder. 1 -passenger. new
1
nonmed Cal Laurie 905.665-
tires a brakes. 1997 tans -
$7.700 92 Surnumer. 4 x 4.
0191 (snp)
mission, maintenance records
190 F-151, 5 litre, 5 speed.
LMA$A APSO pups for sal.
available. 200.000km, $8500
Call 905M6-8042.
air, blit. cruise, am/fm cass . 2
tone. low klms., rear slider
Non -shedding, non -allergic.
bun guarantee, vet -needed
1994 FORA TAINIUS G.L. v-6,
window. clean $5995.00
cert.. 905-434-7317.
Ibuse-framing started. (705)
M -3124. lave message.
4 door. Waded $8.900 Call -
tied Telephone (905) 420-
1 vow
door 4 Lyyl 2100. Vey Clerk,
6717
1
11 Autanr' his
for so*
CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the
spot tinancmy Down ppaayy
Indus from $750 OAC Cars
trucks. vara 1981 to 1994
Alandy Auto Saks Ltd 792
Sncoe Street South. Oshawa.
Phone 905-720-3362
is" CHEV Impala 2 -door.
348 Tri-Dower
Sflow candi-
$on - Serous offers only NO -
3982 alter 5 00 p m
1965 MUSTANG 6tylinder.
3-sDeea 175 000 miles.
X000 firm Can 905-509-
1994 BUICK LESABRE. black.
goon stereo $1500 firm 19M
Hasan Pulsar $2.000 as is.
or best otter Tinted wwh0ows
on tion 726-9947
1964 MUSTANG p s .D b
sunroot good condition, needs
motor work $1.000 433-4136
or 839.0494 snpp
1S" JEEP CHEROKEE. ex-
cenent shape new tires re-
Ouit motor. $3.000 Certified
(9051726-x666
U$4 MUSTANG lI Hatch-
back. 4 speed 4 dybnd'er.
So" . power locks am -tin
ass . cruse Expellent ruin-
IN"
CAN 76.5 5364 it Certified
19$$ ►ONTUIC 9$88, chit
Skit 4 door 4 Vmcer. auto
at. 260K i mosly, $1000
n a oleo (90505-8562
1967 Cadillac Fteetixood. as
options under 100.000 km
good Conhdnnorhptrtared
5608 (SNP)SAM Cal 0.32-lM « 242-
1997 CUTLASS Ciera oligo
owner new brakes. mdNer a
bre$. needs DOOy work. un-
Carbtred $1000 Cal 905-
855-0100 and /$m
1997 CAVALIER. 18o00KM 1966 DODGE extended van,
AMIFM Stereo w/Cass Red 2 recreational vehicle. 318 mo -
000r Air conditioning. 3 yr. tor, certified $3.200
$3.200 nnegtli-
w01= 8 months old. 16.905) 721.0
$13800.(905)-434-8296
199$ ESCORT, 4 -door, auto. 1!!7 SAFARI all -wheel drive
Van. low mileage, 6-cybnder,
it conditioning cassette. futly-loaded. arMm/assene/
15001km. $13.000 1997 Lumt CD p/w pp/1d nAmi aheater,
na LTZ. loaded. 22.000km. re- $30.000 OB0 Phone 905 -
tai $27.000. askig 519.800. 983-9593 after Spm
Plus tans. 905.571 0670
1994 Dodge Caravan. 88 000
km 7 -passenger, 30L. V6
auto, A/c. cassette. $8900
certified 434-2775
nono1 Auto Parts
i Row
AUTO BUFFING a Polishing
give your car. pick-up truck or
van that new Car )oak From
$100. Andy (905)571-5378
• NrfMle
1%9 Surtmasier Fibreglass
boat Stats lour. 60 hp John-
son. MOO. new prop a new
top in '96 wan trailer $21100
obo.1-705-328-2212.(snp)
1964 Searay Seville. 17 h
wtM 3 litre Merc Cruiser Re.
built m010r. very good comb
lion 54850 Call 706-1460
rz . 11 Aparkwarb
m
1-NEnRanY hn<n-
w n7umonr tAUL. aged mem apartment O.C. area.
standard good condition. no dearh 4pC bath. all indusive.
TOL clean reiabie car. pert$- also fslrrdry. air . Cable Non -
fed. $110000. 905.637_ smoker no pets tstrast
0173 Is?
Avartebk June
1st 905-721-2889
o
.Y.ewUY. A Y 1.
made Fit Dodge Ram 94-96
big bed. paurted red Code
( �)r � 5750 m
of 000
905.420-8458
$PRRIG FORWARD TO CER-
TICAR'$ •SINGING m THE
RAW SALEM Lary sattdloa
pr
P-" kdly rete"di Intl
mfai vans and ado -
'Chow. 'Cliew Eq. Vain
95 Transport baoed wn,le
Imirn. ,00.poo kms. $12.e95.
94 Grand Voyager 10 year
am ed I I " white MGM.
new 510.950 92 VQYW I.E.
Waded. aro pretty 36.995 93
Aeroaar extedtd. Waded.
last (Iran - sale $8.995 93
Astro extended. Waded, our
AUTO 95 unru tr SALE
auto. An. lowest trice 94o
95 Finally se. aw0. 4 door.
19q Mercury Grand Minors.
82 000 kms- new only $9.500
91 Load. Tutu. aft, Waded,
as power equamau. so trait
$1500 060 432-
low k ^a 57.195.
2!
90 VW Jolla. GL Auto. it a -t.
Oak kitchen, 3 walkouts. 2
$5.5%, 91 Camber Rs V4.
IOU OLDSMOBILE Cutlass
wet. air. am. Conklin M
Supreme 2 -door automats
$5.995 91 Olds N Royale.
W. ion. cause. amrtm sterno
loaded, excelkml car only
Cua tt $1.500 as is. o to
$5 995 90 LA -111 T- Car.
571-354 after bpm
A�wgi11a01e April 30. 90S
n
f8 495 91 Buck LeSabre. ltd.
1994 OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS
WaOed. low runs new Armor
SUPREME. 3C7 cubic inch
$8,950, 93 Fad SiOk. load.
VB automatic. new mutter.
ed row kms, stew, price
slWcts battery. starter. MW-
$7.700 92 Surnumer. 4 x 4.
"W fuel POV valor Iwo-
tops A-1 Cheap $6.495. 89
up. mdudmg tyres. Diugs.
Tacker cormerbble, 4 x 4 fun
pond su tires 160. 000 Km
ler $4 695 93 Geo Metro aura
Rua may "me, 938Wpretty
and only 34 695 93
905-404-8180
ueciy Acriv., v-6 loaded
19$9 PONTIAC Sunblyd 1
74.000 km86 super salt f7 300
door 4 Lyyl 2100. Vey Clerk,
poodGrand Am a00, it cert
fl 995 him Court t0
rt $2.650 579-0130
CtrNsarcar
ANto CoMm. 155 King
"a mm Pik Avewe. tui-
St. who at Ili/lewn Matte Call
*579-206. Ste ywl!!
IV loaded air. leader alum.
plea
Awail. May 1, 905-=-2561.
al mm assefte. p/w. p/d, ask -
ham $400. maim fk. Me-
me $7900 Cap Davi 905-
e •
420-75U. 416-2W3277.
1918 OLDS DELTA N grey/
1600 sq6. haft $300. Epp sq
grey. new parts. $152. 000
it* in a grief ni�hlouibod.
Srsilabte ler sirngla « oayk.
Will, good Condition. runs ex-
3+2-MOROp66 bugalow,
Calm Park i amad1 alta.
odW, Asking 54200 0-8.0.
ft. comm, Am set= it=
4/6-433-2908
$725+. Cil (905)666 6612
1"8 TEWO 5 speed. 1
pose b KhOO , INried yard,
doors, Air. trailer bitch.
400 CNN
120.000 kms Runs great ex-
cdW$ c mdMm. $1700 car-
; AaMwMBbe
tied. Cali (905)66548449
43+2447«4132_
1lB1 REBAL Grant Sport, 4
PS r $75N for soap ars i
door. fully Waded including
ka$ter kaerior.
trucks or UN in -'in hRhi-
power sskkod.
4$5.000 kion, autona$C start
des. 24hr prdfessinn pick -
up Free Towing. AM Dmiaan
a, 56500 o.b.o. Mie coil-
Recycling, cars a trucks
bon. Certified. 905-571.1803
wanted. Cal (905)706.5740:
or 905-725-3555.
428.7878.
1981 SunOmd. 4 -door, auto,
02.00011ims, excelkm Condi-
tion. $1196. 1986 olds 4 -door,
4 cylinder. auto. loaded.
85.000 uhs (2200. Both Cool
tied. 433-1787 or 965-7811.
1812 CAM-�N�N•O^yyzu. 25$h M
ttelic blue. IEdib0hL Mg -
mo,, , idgim lot -
Waded, mins cork"jim. 1
owner, $13,900. 905-725-
1303.
1892 gNityKm GRAND
CARAVAN LE. agk►NOkabsolutes
every option im. 1
passenger seading. navy
transnknlon, m front
00. 169,000 Km. 3.31., wtwe
fed claim iraerior 12000
an At stealer plat no GST.
.T; •58750. (906►104-6160.
A NAPM AUTO Removal -
Cash ler ars, pick removal.
(1105)426•0e0e.
AUTOMOOLU and trucks
waraed ler scrap. Ny condr-
bon any apo lea moodwr in
the Durham Region. cash
paid. Also needed. 75 to 17
Cher or GMC Pickup ler Paris.
CAN a" -. DOM 905-
431.0107.
CUM IN CARBI We buy
am vehicles. vehidm must
be in running corndlion. GB
427-2415 or come to 479
Bayley St. East, Affix at
MLOW AUTO SALES.
LARGE 1-bedronr baser n1
aparlmen,
laundry 377`
able immed,a ,.. �.-
Sheppard N,
31 ing Car 82' :� -
OSHAWA 'Blocr St Large 2
a�3h Ww bedroom apartments m
haiderk; Close
b 401 a GO Parking AAim*-
SM Immediately From Soo/
made Phoma 905.576-4255
2 BEDROOM apts. (2 avail-
able) rear Oshawa Comte Ari
401 Parking laundry, storage
A-109 MaY/,kxe 1st. Non
Smokers Preferred $625/11110
plus hydro 579.0246
2-BEOROOM. Jaemue area
May 1st Lower level of edge
ranch bungalow. Major ap-
%ahen, Wmdry. utilities m-
duded $62W korall. Call
'9Q5)9BS-8612
available May 17.
PNW% cable ind-
New app. $738hrw. +
uUt. Close to sdgw*
shomin
APPliCaltions
10-2 pin. at oboe,
AM Groon
DLNSit I-
op
olliliv-
Famiy %"O posbr m
Yellin S1aX UTA Si2B.
668-0641
1� IMra 111111WAReda
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 6 3 bedrooms, broadloom 2 appliances,
underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M.
FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
SAT. 3 SUN. 12 - 5
(905) 683-6M
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
7LVEewr9rEn rmnn - tynlla
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate.
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 RM
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
THE SUMMIT PLACE
e 1,2, dt 3 Bed Apts.
MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
e All Util. Included
e In - House SupL & Maint.
Rental Office: Non - Fri. gam - 8 pun
Sat i Sun team- 4pm
VALIANT PROPERTY
F3 MANAGEMENT
905-579-1626
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
$785. per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
wlrvw.ge(xihes.Com/wall street/floor/
7657/highnser.html.
AJAX - MIGHT ONE ttedrwm
basement apartment arm
t4koa iaudry. ode. $650
ndusrve No tea or smonmg
Cal 905,695.63%
PICKERING basement apart-
ment two bedroom. otow
didely. Very spaidoma b%m
ne Pett. non W00krnq. COR•
variant on. SW per mo.
Awn. large 1 baboon base- 19061427-2151 Cam anynne Bight clean fiery lxnate.
mens apt Meplac po BI$, BMCHT, 2 -bedroom +fPt Setabk for 1 $liar►
entrance. owm�. part basement working pptipte, snhoke Wz4ft use
ng. aur. shows. only $67S' eon -smoking, no pets. hrmih doors on b ravmhe SMd M
me- mall 14ay 1 CondoMm dry. psrkmg, able f75W of backyard $595 inclusive. a 9
Maiupenem 42ti 971$6 mocmh mclusrve FirsUtatt Aad, rind 4 pc bath. Walk w11111T - LARGE 2 st«q 4
May 1st (905)720-3057 nes
wide c1oMf (905}837-0218 bedroom Deck. executive 1 Shared
AJAI, Phdkermq Sarbpf• Dona. lmwal aa, central vat.
Dago 2 -bedrooms. 1-bed1
AGCNMmodlom
rooms and baeteb. agar$- MIOCK RD. /M/ AREA- 1
mems Parking dost to all bdrm apt avail 4 appkNhc-
amaiera (905!686.6905 es. all 416-11a-7391
APARTMENTS FOR RENT. CENTRAL OSHAWA, naw
new ownershiprmaagemem building bachelor apl 5600.
OOSSMTM Cteek wimp (905) Phone 432.2261 for app a
Oshawa,
576-2M SaW /305. 33 Whiting.
Are TaHB$ Hard? acerr3RAL efaip,
bedroom Apartments
PICkln �� One avilabk n wen-nainaved
bedroom BaSenlellt ADt butdmq code b aft anremmts - - - -
Cal 905-723-40977,
Ground one bedioom apart-
CNAI . basement nom 4 g, no pets. 695. in -
Willing.
mem. Greenwood Hamlett.. S duwwe ay IV.. (905 683 -
min now df Ajax. No smoker. 9629
quiet single business Terson PNXENM, I'mcNDixie
preferred. Pmrre entry, awn- Clean bright 1 -bedroom
dry. semi Iwsksfned. etc. 686 baseman Apartment waMk out
11 IbH$ a 1 owTalo I ewatt w
Rema R ma
MOUTH OSHAWA Super large
1 a 2 bedroom(s). Extra Woe
balcony. Web managed Witt
building. Controlled ardrarndr.
$596. and $696. ubl., able.
parking. Nodogs May 1st
and Jnkte 1st 905 579.5584
NORTH OSHAWA, 2 -bedroom
upper duplex. parking, laun-
dry, non-smokers, no pets.
yard. $750 inclusive. Ideal ler
workmnnpp Couple. IStAast.
Available May 1st 905-430-
6906 after 430pm.
ONE bedroom apt. completely
hxnistied including N, natural
for
gas fireplace. n -smoke 1 1 Rum 1bmft for ownp M~ « 1 arum AN
on
preferred. available now. WIN
11
Oshawa. $50o/rtrsfnast 728- OSHAWA
OSHAWA
410
1A AS60a-UTE AFFOACM49LE
SOCK OF RENTING??
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
$100,000 MOF40AGE CARRIES FOR B70Ohnorwh
MMirtvn loom rhn $30.000 year
•''Pleas Of Shp• avevhbhs - As rwt+.b O Morweig"
. Heefp for dl - c -I , d bmnknitile "Not rnucth oownpayrn.nt"
Cgm k4ahn I He to xm whati 10 doln
tiOS) 5714WS or 1
Mark Stapley
+' SeWs Ftep, Su -n Choup E -W Reality-
2
ealty - x
ONE bedroom apt. �rpletely
lumished including TV, natural
gas fireplace. non-smoker
preferred. available row. WW
Oshawa. S50WlirsIllast. 728-
Ig07
ONE BEDROOM basement
apartment. Pickering Village.
private entrance. parking.
quiet mon smoking household,
call or lave message. (905)
427-5287
ONE BEDROOM. targe, bright
main floor. renovated. cental
Oshawa. bus route,
fenced backyard. $650 Avail-
able knmedW*. (905) 571-
5320
SPACIOUS wee-matntined 2
bedroom apts Avail at 9110
and 868 Gln St. Some with
ark -in closets. paint provia_
ed. Close to sehoois. shop.
ping cerme. GO Staeon uDB-
tes included. Cal 728.4993
OSHAWA NORTH - Bight.
dean. one bedroom besenent
apartment, renovated, with
separate entrance and private
pabo N ncluweof co$a8p510e mo.
que" single No
ssmorkinprpeh MO) 432-24N
OSHAWA, WEST Central - 3
bedrooms upper level of du-
ce. Maw appkanipes. lawh-
dry tadktks GDk. 2 Car
Pur". re wc$uu7pp755 all klpl6ive.
matpea.(905)579-in9. le Pick ed No
PICKERMG - BrocUMry 2.
freshly painted, new carpi.
dna btdrOOrn lemon mt apt.
Prigte efltance. parking.
ar v all ihChaivt. Ikst/last
May 1 426-37M
PICKERMG
urge 2 bed bSml�i
bowdiv- Own alary no enkek-
nq Or pet. 9650 MICksM
$416),494-3765
IFINCH /LIVERPOOL
t tenv bednwm basemer
P+ i'umK, nay bus and
I. n centre, w smwkinx
n., „•lets. 9575 nw. Sm
.in l;te working adult.
A. ail Apel 2594.
1137-W2a
r=FRMC Fmrh/Mmib. Rn
2 BIR for the price of 1
at 280 Wentworth St.W.
from $660. 3 BIR also
available from $720.
Utilities included. Easy
access to 401. Close to
schools, shopping. Call
(905)721-8741
Two bedroom apts near all
amenities $855 all indusrve.
No subsidy available. Bea-
InWSimcoe Oshawa. 721-
1553
VICTORIAN MANSI011, large.
sunny bachelor apartment in
Olde Wlktby Near downturn,
amm tm and Go station For
more kdomnakm 665-9tT93.
WEST of Oshawa Centne Fur-
nished bachelor apirib
Private emana $450 -word -
y, all inclusive Available
Agri 15 a Agri 30. suit one
person. 574 Cartier Ave.
(905)726-7784
WWTSy - large one bedroom
basement, private entrance,
immacuiale, large hung
roon/dikng room. kitchen.
h ndry. Plank" - 5650 nhdu-
sm. May 1st, 905-66&4018
WNmT - Regency Plan
Apartments. Senors Cow
talk.
QUIN 0�0.bAll
wall. Included Excellent loca-
Bun. Fa apps. al 43D-7397.
Wmffsy - Sopen IWrrse 122
Kith St classic 3 be 2 4 PML
Loa of character, many w
grades. liar let. dost b
401 and Go $154.900 no
>gs (9054=0411 AW
3p.m
WMUY. 2 bedroom beee-
rncnt apartment.
Pirate of
trance. Whit". =-
Available nmmedia". $bppl
*Ooh . part u-" - CWa* b
Go CAN 9os�6-x175
WNFMY. Clem, quiet. Zed
floor 1 -bedroom aparhrant W
cated n century 1, *A
Cenkaliy located. suffabte ler
sump• worbg ptrsea, non-
smoker, 5 . Mil.
May, 1 st Cal 9pS 686 3011
WHITES i Finck. one Bed -
basement, air. Carpe,
drnnmkdAer. pnwne en-
Irallpt. parking. IWAM, a -
Wt. laeadry. no pets Cara
120-3741,
can am
your own home
� Ins tan
yoY tkmnk. CAN Dave Hay -
Saks Rep. M/lsax
$amino tkaNy (1991 lld.
668 3806 a (90�) 666 3211 NnncaOvent ! bar. double
Car PAZ plus
Call 430-1357 ti � rto oom in Oshawa rge Centre.
lbtaee lenge, hiahay
1FWRW WHITBY. Spar�ous 3 -bed- Cl w hopmiIbe.lC its able.
room man BO« OftwlgilOw laundry. Mustlike delete,
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
Utilities included
Stove a Refrigerator.
Parquay floors throughout.
Parking included. Playground Area.
Close to schools and shopping.
From $846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
MR"O a
• a 1 Rooms
IrRnt
BROOKLM, quaint 3 -bedroom
Cnotoe • 6 moria tllx a tree
bungalow ovedooiving creek
AM - dean bright furnished
Oak kitchen, 3 walkouts. 2
momincludes able, pairing,
baba. rec room with Inreplace.
laundry. prefer working non
Clean. $12001mmO . Call
Randolph
smoker. available immediate.
$375 427-3519.
905-0.33-6060
N per mo.
HOUSE FOR SALE In Bow-
manville 4 bedroom bad
spit with Ixn-Ir ed basemen
AC . FAG. waling diSLM to
school a mail. $187, 000.
Cog 623-7850 or 905-2W
1690 for information a ap-
Ddmmem
LAM 2 -bedroom upper du-
plex. newly decorated. north
Osrowa. 1 appkarnces. Woe
:d SM= D Awaliabijit
May
Phone 571-2757
sitting room, close jc7 man.
SLLBNOOK/CAVAN - 2 pus bus at door. most like pets.
one mem. ranch bwga- 61s -
MO
a in ionment.
3 acre let, dose buMrryy /1t . KNOW, P� private sit-
3
pus tarry 005) 430 111rq room in country. Fur-
or rarlwrusevd. use of
OSHAWA (Mill/Park) 2 bed- kitlnen 4ann. female pre -
room detached home 3 ap- ferried SM now. Spgrsre
gleams. garage. large Nmded 9115-9$5-3007 imp.
yard. 1 $600 .
wan. CA Im an a$DWl
MM 905.966-5836.
OSNAWA South. 3 -bedroom
semi 1-12 batt, single ga-
rage. walkout b yar
km, d.
11 C klo pets. Amiable Ape
15 $950/month Plus NOMO.
Cal Joe (9MM31-3290
OSHAWA. Civic a Stopping
Centre area 4 -bedroom beck -
spa stmk win+ two 2-bach
nidtptndtnt nits. awed"
May.lst. PrOAsst. retertrhcet
re -9" $1250.0, win per
MIN FOr more mbr 43"
pwm 905-665-7N3.
SMZT, 4 btdFOOm, 2 1/2
baths. fireplace. testa bach-
Vro Available immediately.
350/ mp Releen le re-
quirw � i Rexaad
FIINNISHEO room. near bus
stop, good lorahOn, antra
air. swemm" pool Also
room a board avurabal. Non-
smoker PWM au
LARGE furrished room Lori
Ron. location! With walk -m
conal, mad stmcs. own.
towels mcu0td. wry 07/
WOSOW Rd, 4 BON eormses
win 5 1 m patina.
$400hnamh available now
(905)644-5/34
PMUN NG - ROOM/sNre
Cestan tome for s ngle te-
mate, shared kitchen and
tawdry. S nlnwites to G0.
$400JM all mrkaive $31-
2383 416 326 lt1
with Oaf• What xm• non smoker. 5350 W6 -
month. part ii8on. Mrs. 5577 (go)
Evora, bus 905 427 6522,
non*: 905fi55-5776. NO TMST OSIU MM, wt -
dudes A fatuities, with Fbn-
Hmriiy da room. Avaiable now $500/
VWW mo. Cal 726-1007
RETIR
senior COvpk re• wMITBy-AVAMMBLE BIAV
MR 2 or 3 bedroom bwW IST Roommate to share 3
low for rent in quiet neigh- bedroom house.. Willi. dean kef Laundry,
working
(905)571-0405. Telephonepeeso . Cal 666-3550.
WARM long term lease, Cea4omiiemt
tekesife scrod Area, 3 or FWFAM
more bedrooms. Prpkssior
wFrttwCme MM -M pass
mem, 2 nage bedrooms. ev-
0677
entrance, I)� Iiti8lWowr_
Cnotoe • 6 moria tllx a tree
ale with "kkeeeepp skills, now
smokers. Elor�nl reserve
NO= M. Garden Vim
Tema, 1148agsp indoor
kitchen.
iq room. storage
room. 1nd0e. stove. able.
EAiT OBNAwA. large bigot
1 -bedroom Oasemeru aput-
hood. parking.
no pets. SuntAOk la
legates a reduced mortgage
rate. Fran $750Jraonah all 16 -
es 6 aedi. 906 426 1263.
Dmi a Wrlorq spots. new
Dom, broadloom. $1
moa Mt iiia area PmMe erf
person $600 irrclusive. 1SY
dmsive. Income requnewrim
horn
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tma. Paining. M ktMaWe.
Non Refs
test. Available kmsedively.
631-5671.
$27,500. gross. Call
Ken Conks. COldweps BarskeF
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8169.
smolcas. $525.
alias. 905-579-2379 -aper
(905)726-9114.
AN 0811WA SOU1M - 3
AMNANE eal3M1ELT in
WIMW Apt. brsildrnp, spa
Spin. « leave message.
Ikwly roraval-
e0, spacious 2 btdroem
basement, with separate of
3 U30000 Townhouse, in
NO OSOM 3 balls, 4 aP
bedroan townhouse tldteb
scfiok ane slbppirtp. $6981
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curs, Mobley. eewly
ed who tnYcany. dose b bra.
2+3 dm app available sal
(416)=7391 '
baroe. no pets a smokers.
Avail. now. Cal 905663-
pkasnces, krnped yard, am
unit.. $t.GOO dhtiNes.
$950NN0. ALL INCLUSIVE.
OBIIAWA 4 ■anklet Ere Nei
500 101466 SOL 2nd Boot
M
sfbppktg all lilies incbded,
SM.
plea
Awail. May 1, 905-=-2561.
FrstAast. MalAble APriUMAy
ham $400. maim fk. Me-
negrred no pis, 1
LAW VIEW. 1 bedroom plus
1(905)5749656 days
1600 sq6. haft $300. Epp sq
bedroom $MO 2 bahoo n,
�t beboae $850. Cal
it* in a grief ni�hlouibod.
Srsilabte ler sirngla « oayk.
"Cimino- Walt to GO. 2
bedroom basement ap. AN
3+2-MOROp66 bugalow,
Calm Park i amad1 alta.
CARNNOE JNKL TOWN
ft. comm, Am set= it=
34.
$725+. Cil (905)666 6612
Available imine-
pose b KhOO , INried yard,
HOUSES _ 122 CoMorrne St. E.
ball awilaWNy.
400 CNN
$775hmno as irulr
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grape and 2 bats. FmstANst.
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43+2447«4132_
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a K1 & 2 bedroom aM., inchie!ve. $940. FollAnt 3, includes fidge. stove. No Available. btaly-mrbnitd ���i6) 263-0617 WWM. ria nagnbrawlbod.
$ridge 6 Aldi May 1. 906 417-7N0 « or woken. slnpe « phsh7550rwAfti applates, from wavy tr k. 1 K
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Cions aparbnaras. M" build- $110 $660. sa lK two tmdmom Yfsan I os�- aRFOM MM1N � 905-72"14. raga. C01L taool asmYN01e Maga
iR9, dose b slhoppkg, 101, apardmera, aiwaiiew may let. 2 2 Oedreorrs. Nshar ApOIOTELT AfTOUN0IMB 1 NO pas. Rdarwnns to t P 94a
GO. Pool, sa is um bed se0arme omrarsa, $600 in- 60 101. strops p�Nrq bar B mdfafa Me, ori own a prhed. $auuti. 8/3423
rooms from $919.. two lord BACIIEL011 apartment anclow per
X837 N16) 70"'80 ( mawp (d. $710. aN ididse house from $550/naorrtla. BM 9128 peva mrd), sbrage Wills.
rooms from 1821., APr1 1st. rem. smsrloraA brat and Gbk lei Ntltist. Apil M. AddiOosW ROkA CddweN 6Nriter (905) location. Stiaghe and dowel
Call 663.8571 wd 7:30p.m. dmded. 576-0371. Available LOONIRB hx shape parson b pAaprap awl. No pals 906 72b1t111. wltls AwuaMe. Fad asxthss
May 1. S.E. Oshawa. rent a Wpe 11 Per ht Apart 72 Y32.116239 2752. Amt now. lupe semi, Appliances. 8� $IOWMDrML (905.725-9161.
sent, lo Poi Per Naini SPACIM 2 -bedroom back- 2-sbratf. 3-brdrooms,
AJAX, 1 bedroom bn naeN BACNE WAWdn kwete, Sep. smaller, no pets. separate %*, "IM basithimi a apart- rale &nWq room, high ante• mac. loom, wank b Town Can- 1
ap., living room. kitchen. M•• iamdry, alae. vary entrance. parking. rlNnt Ideal ler sm* waking Clancy tossed aiNdl, central he, Available immedlatdy.
satrrhA, parldnq, non smralw, �n non-smoker.v$475. ,Al stove. able. lurrdry knChadAd. prdewed. ap0im- Ale. knad yard, dose to $1.100 plus ulwaes. RemAx
indrdve. AvrIADk imine. $575hA0flo. relenMas, areal ei 1695 hhdtsiws. JrwmWlla eclrook, 5600 pis utltbes Rist ReaKp Ud., John blcCar- �p l
Ro gds. slave IA1lkc. Apt. sAareh. No pets. 839-0621. tlledt. Apt. lay 1 (l06►l6S-
Apr.15, $700irmo.. 508.1815. �pgypl AreN. 0068 (STIP) IENy 1sL (906►13t~5816 Cal(9051723-7932 Hn, (90S) 01.3300. •9�'619.9Q31aM alAt
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FAMILY NOUSEKEEPINO cot- Chl"M FINANCIAL. Cash in ��
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tapes, pool, beach. store. 72hrs. at excellent rates for �,�
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pools, t tub. near beaches Studew loans included
and major attractions Child-
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yourhome.(9051683-5503 81rARANTEEO. SOME
1 1 Private )tomes COIiANES CHA1tGE IIP-
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SUGGESTED THAT You
INVESTIGATE THOROUGH-
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26M sol It unique English
Tudor style buivatow. Open
House April 11 and 12. 1-4
q. To t0 Braemor view 434-5755. Osha-
wa
COTTAGE on
200n waterfront in lively, Co-
b r, I I ' . Walk to at amerrua.
Iain floor Its large open liv-
ing room. room. kitch-
en. Master Dooroorn has en
suite Lower level has three
walkouts On sewer. Excel-
lent for
Cltrie-983 .th ement or large
9660 i =165.000. Cal
MUST SELL -open House
April 4th 8 51h 40-4pm. 19
walersdown Cm.. Whaby 4-
bedroom. 3110 se.M. large
eacktrard
NE OSHAWA 3 bedroom bun-
galow C/A. new FAG fur-
nace. I OedroOrrl in law swk.
6 applwhces, a panqa 0
Slim= 1905)s
ncKERNIG GNrhdale. Im
macwte detached 3 bedroom
. 2 bedroom 04aw FW@Pbt
i twain floor r
� gaped foL 2 weBk-
eMs, new roof. high ere for-
mate. floor ooverirrps. QQrrtqi1
area 5214.900. Pre Open
Howse Sun Apra 5. 1.3 p.m.
1823 biome Sq 905-869-
0350
RARE - LtWNtY Jk fn so"
bungalow man hoer pwrdry.
1.726 sga n. bA lir gra-
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631-9727
'6001*M n Geerp watw'
sap 'BARE OPPONTIW
TY1111 Renovate as new. 2 and
MORTGAGES
Construction Financing
Private 1st. d 2nd.
•
no application or
appraisal fees
no upfront btokerfee
Call J. Wyger
(905)"5-9106
KMTGAGES - Gorxf hae aril
ugly Financing for any pur-
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ma iunify aaept0�om-
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55 ALL GOVENISI NT funds.
Grams and bars mtormatgn.
For your row or art busy
ness cal 1.900-SOb�arl66
BOD► SHOP. Oshawa.
. tonhg
established. Compfeescarp
with spray booth. air com-
pressor. Irame macwre. etc.
Lsm orty 51196- 725.1171.
FRANCHISE bakery route for
sale Eam MO.OW plus, Dw
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(905)623-a656
NEED EXTRA IMCOM? Ffih
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Apr, a. 199e A 7:30 p.m a
90 Bwrd of Edunron.. 400
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Marlyn (905) 427-3171
3 bedroom towthounts, 4 new sIIDeF me cart MONEYI Honks
appliances. 528.000. watt based bwmas teat woes.
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PON Good creat. Soap rem come with PR work Call 24
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TUESDAY, APRIL 7"r AT 7 P.m.
(preview at 6 p.m.)
AL Jackson's Torch of Class Banquet Hall
104 Consumers Road, Whitby
1 111"Wk West of Thckskm on Consumcfs)
Partial listing: Computes, Coin Colketion, Estate
items, Fitz It Floyd, Royal Worcester, Spode,
SWKOYW, Berta Rmttlel, ROO Dux, PK 5011 Che=k,
Crystal, Collectibles, China, Porcelain, glassware,
German Solingen, 22 PC CookloW set, N PC Ralware
set, Harts Canned Mahogany It Oak fumiture; Desks,
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wrought tion 6 meW funlihxe, Limited Edition prints,
Group of Seven, Sports collectibles 1 inemorabilia,
Diamond rings, Genuine Stone earrings, bracelets,
gold Chains, 2 kt gold coins, Nostalgia collector ikms,
cast 00" boys & mora ova 500 ibrns 10 be sold_
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5299. Foxwoods Resod i Ca -
for Side
sino May 24th -May 28th.
FOR SALE by OWNER! 3 bed-
399
5. Franiummoth Bavarian
room tow house. None app-
Ft" June 121WI41 h. 5299.
Vol War shopping i supple.
0nrh1n Missouri June 20dr-
Exceuan weabo. Pleaft tall
27th. SM& Keeadtn Casino
(905)723-9911
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1411
5299. NOW Or Ppux (416)-
265.3422.
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S750o0. Wailer Fralk.
Ft&*
R.E. CA 576.4111.
Adolf OLDEN ONrAMO LA -
4 RESIDENTIAL Lela, per
mit available. 402140. Lha-
DES uddq dna - name; i
hoer 1 -900 -451 -
him teas, close b
5566 ad 673. $3.49rmm. T-
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NEAVEMLY PSTCIIK An-
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$2.99rmiA. 18.'24 W. 1-
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900151-3763
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$79,500. Cal 905 12x20. � - rpt Ip inum priprivIaattee �1
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• 1 Nek�fleAne 3D8 at 680. $3.Mmirt must
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35 tool deck and shed in HAWA
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OPENERS, (Wel
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Memorial smoker. Looking for a plan, PISCES WANTED GIVE ME A CALL Enjoys camping, coexnlry or 5', male is seeking a female
THE DAWN Professional female with friendship and comparl-
52 to 62 who Inas similar Seeking a white, fit, 5'10' rock and roll, picnics, for
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Peffb, attractive, Christian
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Mother of 2 teenagers,37,
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Sell employed male, late
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• . A"
dnrier. Enjoys movies, din-
Looking for white male, 35 to
affectionate female who
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SEEKING A NEW LOVE dell I would prefer to
Single white female, eery
gentleman, eary 60's in the
party. also ,ties quiet times.
I am M yr, divorced while meet someone who is rela-
50's Mystery reader, loves
cobourg area, for friendship
BOX 30460
male nonsmoker, with tionship minded. BOX 26455
music, movies, travel, non only BOX 30467 brown hair, SO', 180 lbs. SHY GUY
It pays to sliop.rwin i! 11 k�M11Nnaiaiwt 11
Memorial smoker. Looking for a plan, PISCES WANTED GIVE ME A CALL Enjoys camping, coexnlry or 5', male is seeking a female
THE DAWN Professional female with friendship and comparl-
52 to 62 who Inas similar Seeking a white, fit, 5'10' rock and roll, picnics, for
blonde hair. Enjoys the out- OF EDEN interests non smoker with a plus. 4x52, single ran smok• sports movies and quiet pr�ip BOX 34947
FurtMrry
00 Aptinighing
aua-wT�-/tyu p
1
doors, movies, music and
more. a Christian
times. Seek while
ng single LASTING RELATIONS
• . A"
ready t. an emotional coin•
t. 1 am white 5'T
Enunarrnom
FURNITURE
whit male, Rale to tale
female
female living in Pickering.
interests.- Children wel•
ore old turn.
'RestREFINISHING
to its ongirailbebland
cemed. BOX 14668
S
. yr old white female seek-
ipped,
rt s hes; friendFree
estimates.1U
LASIanRA N RW40!k,-800-856-2045
rSEMMM
FRIENDSHIP TO SHARE
Pette,
F CL4SS
conversation, etc. Seeks TM
DOCIETKAYTFFD
good sense of �l live n
poodle
reg male without a beard and
doors, movies, music and
more. a Christian
times. Seek while
ng single LASTING RELATIONS
area.
the Por, Hope area. wining to
meet hall way. BOX 30480
ready t. an emotional coin•
t. 1 am white 5'T
male. 28 , with similar
WELL ESTABLISHED 28 yr old, male who enjoys
whit male, Rale to tale
female
female living in Pickering.
interests.- Children wel•
Ad- professional lady, 52, movies, quiet times and
M YOUR SPARE TIME..
BOX 14899
cemed. BOX 14668
mother d 2, likes goll, ski- more. Seeking a female with
. yr old white female seek-
YAANNA REAL MAN
ARE YOU RIGHT?
ng, outdoors and good similaar interests. BOX 14534
ing an older white gentleman
FRIENDSHIP TO SHARE
Pette,
Aro you 48 to 58, handsome,
conversation, etc. Seeks TM
30 to 45, for disc" encoun-
attractive, Christian
outgoing, good sense of
white amale,SINCERE
attractive, successful,Sr
Single white male, SS, 5'8',
tens. Want someone marred
lady. nonsmoker, non dreier.
humor,personality,with
male, 48 to 55, non smoker, 165 lbs, honest, reliable,
who is fun. BOX 12423
KIM OF
enjoys flea markets, denier,
outancer,
theater, movies, mend
drat and roma-
similar interests for with a great sense of humor,
term relation -nm
Separated. whitefemale
�Y tops and w adrives
k7 � entry music, no
established and
smoker. fir. I
ssh p,ible BOX�B
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5'4", medium built, hazel
eyes, brown hair, honest.
n the kbuntry. Desires meeting
an ho neA sincere. Christian
y lift. you get is a
whale package, all calls
FASY rnf W'. :y atw',i �Twie, 4010 50, for
37• blonde. medium build, a lasing relationship. Prefer
affectionate, non-smoker.
gl>nlbrnan, early 60 s, for
n4 C0ourg area B�(
returned. BOX 26421
likes long walks. dining out. Ajaxl0shawa area. BOX
Likes children and animals.
30415
TAKE CHANCE
camping, country music 13255
Movies, photography. travel-
OS etc. Looking to meet a
CAN YOU ENJOY LIFE?
39 A�
ig
and rock, flea markets. yard SHARE WITH ME
I E
sales and dancing. Seeking Make
honest, non-smoker, affec-
41 yr old, petite, brunette
female
separated hemall who
enjoys playing cards. dank-
the most it 5'6',
talc, medium built man, 210 be Drown hair prow.
drinker,
conte male. 35i to 42, for a
reWDorutrp. BOX 26454
seeking someone with
the same interests. Like the
n9 and mere. Seeking a
social good sense
of humor, easy going and eyes. finanaaly . secure.
outdoors, music and
male,39 b 45• with similar
nbrosts BOX 14733
likes to treat a I � � Wm% hunt -
sPeCa ing. cooking and
SER 23
22 yr old
Enjoys movies, the beach and
more. BOX10945'
BLONDE HAIRED LADY
NEED A COMPANION?Seeking
BOX 30456
WORTH WAITING FOR quite n" at tame.
tamale, has the
euddtg up. l you aro whiffle.
Single and independent, 21
SI 1R 04, 5'6-, attractive His-
pant lernale with a sense d
.who
5'5', 135 It. attractive same inteBrestrest s. BOX 26453
betwes 23-26 and enjoys the
same as me al! 8M 3D3D476
yr old white Ismailia. oull
funny and optimistic. Enjoy
oma Enjoys cooking, Banc.
female who en
travel and the firw things in BETTER PHONE QUICK
LADY SEEKING
fig• n�ng• g
ing, Mile! and more. Seeking
M& a dishniguished fill 30 s white male, 5'9", 160
So
for someone around
e a around
kine with family and friends.
Male 455 b 55, wilh s
�, bs, active and int. enjoys Col -
70, with autoMhobla, for"n9
with
70."
a single while mob.
irMeresh BCb(18464
nlerests. BOD( 34048 q trines and 9�
on. Emoll
friendship. Like going for dri-
21.30 with no dependents, .
WANT COMPANION"
COUNTRY LADY and rNrs coy secure. Sew
via. ODing darts and cards
who has a great personalist
48 yr old. 5'5-. white proles-
Divorced Ss, 54, attractive single. wolkii k, will
rm average height with gray
BOX 14903
axonal female enjoys long
bmale, looking lot a make snvin nleresi. BOK 26450
hair and due eyes, 150 lbs.
Have own transportation and
a Roy BOK 30472
COUNTRY LIVING
P►obseional. ht and single
female 5'6' a smoker and
v &M. classic movies. Elsie.
c aesl• quietImes and
" Sinking a make with
companion to share well pApr
navies drives n the coon -REALISTIC 43 yr rid, single dad of 1,
try Prater pog term roh-
404,-8761 THINGS CAN HAPPEN s°Clh drinker, ef1joyi; the out-
airuliar ilerests, for corpai bonship. Serious replies 62', 230 los with grearvDkre
CARPET 1 tlraft 1 DI, doors, animals. my term, tray- unship, possible -SWO only BOD( 304M eyes. seeks a woman. 28-
BWAUATIONS late 10's, attnctrve, ht. aft dining. W Seek an ytq.BOX19102 40. tikes golf, bingo. and
25 years experience.
restretchN.wrty rM
our
sp4�O�CRi
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987.17" or 987-1M High Class
AM CLEANING SERVICES
Toc busvl tut 're^' Jr )US1
aon i wile .isan,nc Give
Thaw= a ail
tical
rotnaroc hues W.a on line
beach, Tahirg. eking. out-
b n
Act Kb" and employed
HEART OF GOLD
CHAT WITH IE_. 1 am attractive, honest. sin-
garage sales. a grew cook
ant great ,sterner and
eki
doors, trivet. Ssekxg slim
make 35 to 40, who Has his
19 yr old mother of of �. 38 yr. single male.
loin soler. BOK 26447
whit male, Rale to tale
ad wO no �►
for friendllip for Enjoys or" out. movies
„� boy � Uwe. E�
Sheets `u npwn9•
40's, with similar I, m cc, for
dernrs BOK 17204
now. 1 red sanrnear b talk try side d
EASY GOING
19 yr rid. 5' 10-, 205 Ib. while
inandsleD pomb a rola-
YAANNA REAL MAN
b. Wel a male 19 b 24... more. Seokag ywWk lerrU
BOX 14W
with t
male own hair and
Oanittip BOt 30470
Singlewhite temate. 22,
wf10 aMoYS Sirrilr wilreetl
Is tole
Seeksnjoys
LOTS OF LOVE TO GIVE
brow. hair. green eyes,
for hienOsWp" Ron pos-
NO S
10-22. who the aN
Widow white, slim. female
cooking irn0 �
j>G�rQVM relationship. BOX
Sibit 10732
doors and quiet times. SM
ricesmoker sodal�dmleer.
Seeks single while male. 22
57, 125 b. 32 yr old, single NEW IN ONTARIO
�8
dorrcirg movies and al kinds
b 25, will Simlar itilermfS
Dans n line Ostuw via. �e male 5'11-, 170 bs,
ARE YOU SINGLE?
of il -4 Must be hol
aft wai kids &W Woo
honW due eyes aidtKovwn hair.
wh s
Employed5`16' aDDroimatel
aien
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male30
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b 40. less
L'�L� 11rarMr calcine and we will talk late. 30163 games. Enjoy ng the loth° ling home ilhe irg iumn. � rte, b be blest ter
S ■_- S ft
Book 12022 sHloRr i CUTE STUFF Seeking a single termite for
rtattner whincar
a
KIDS/ADULTS
honest, for a long te9 1 e smolong, beardless. day
,onshp BOK 14568 wcwrmvAwv orker an
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21 yr oke, 4 10 112'. female
do Oaasarul dreier and frienOshiD arno j>cesible rata
nontnloker.. EIM 172M
end dao partners �?
T a
eve, 57 while %male
I am 20 yr old. single white
father of
� male. 5'8', 150 the who
Libre lady,&ANII aldlpeF who WW "I% <po% 6" out. camplg, Wet
57. l M�
„� boy � Uwe. E�
Sheets `u npwn9•
yip. BOX 11780
am � to hire your we
Are you a single wt* male,
ig a mWe br a IelafforMtp a no smoil 36 b 40, cults,
BOD( 35051
EARN EXTRA MONEY
and dark e=UStiq
cueftofSkin.
said'° m ""'"d blue
Enjoys lag walks, good Corr
pool.
> fit•
SEEKING A Goon MAN
EBONY SEEKS IVORY 39 yr old, divorced mom,
and dbcboru with someone
capable of doing the same?
25
32, whoTown
HOW? JUST BY DELIVERING TMS
j�
vlemom and mole. Seeking a
man Male with stir
art and rearing. $o " a
mals. 21 b 29. who is honest
>9 yr Old, bladk morn. who 5'3", MedUsn braid Rech
&WA fill is and mora
38, 57, with build
>�
games, please. BOK ,4156
i�IlESTOGETHER
WEEK PAPER ROUTE(s). CAN YOU
a Swiss
frtan6aly senna wart s;trhlrardooaslon*
inter-
este. BCK 14091
and swncee br t>f
0� brown haw and blue eyes.
bmrV an e°�d, '� Enjoys country MUSIC.
BOK 26441
ha and easy 34916 011 SON saage (around 40
ennM Treat
SPARE 1 OR MORE HOURS A DAY, ONLY
wou rasped and motorrespecta ZEST FOR LIFE "M times, neon ,
would be S^an bade prsbr a Myr old while mate pays.
FIRST
tinily. BOX 33t5
40 10 12093 WO snnrlar rtnoves
PUSH THE RIGHT_
woo buil, 6' b 6'4, ,kite plants and arintY I Seeks
d". navies, cuddling nide, 45-;4, eta s aver Sr.
3 DAYS A WEEK; M THE AFTERgOpN?
and IIIon rte beach. errhoiottaly and T
obnde
THANKS 4 SHOPPING
eilerimalenis BOD( walks mare. Seekx
bulbs! rm 28, single white
�movm,lbs. Entlyps
IF YOU CAN, THEN YOU CAN TURN
blue "or,ab
eyes and a soaker.
28 yr rid, 56-, 135 b, divorced
single male with swnilar
r
hhockey.
. rs. FiNrroeh SPARE TIME INTO PRORTAMLE Enjoys dining out, Meetre. radrng � a n a PISCES WANTED .. rssrosts for JnWftlrp first Looking for woo, cal.
Drecilin TIME darncirg and more Swag an car will ouldooes and quiet Are you a 5.10- pkis, int. BOX
employed,120 nelatnorufxp. mature while ksmab 1930,
SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME WITH A 50 to 0. a o a snare anUshimed d "� d horse. Seeking a sin• while. 48 b 52, single. non 30468 with Similar wlerosLt. BODE
GIVE NE A CAL11 L
A D Y E R T 1 f E■ 5, ob active, while ,rN„ Hancure.�« h�=/mow. t
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JOB THAT WILL HELP YOU
1) BUY
honest, for a long te9 1 e smolong, beardless. day
,onshp BOK 14568 wcwrmvAwv orker an
GREAT TIMES AWAIT US CALL ME FIRST
29 yr old, 5'9". 185 Ib,
SOUIfBD LBM YOU?
mob
THOSE LITTLE EXTRAS.
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I am 20 yr old. single white
father of
� male. 5'8', 150 the who
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this mrbad BOD( t5would We you56643b
green
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Are you a single wt* male,
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BOD( 35051
TODAY, 57'B M67 AND FMO OUT
and dark e=UStiq
cueftofSkin.
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eronhce 10 eft k*AK- ria o twots fatal and mak. 5110', bulling tor to
HOW YOU CAN EARN EXTRA CASH
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32, whoTown
attractive white
loot man d one, 39,�m��,an
j�
eyes. Enjoys skiing.
dancing, irg, music SIIAIE YNTH IE
Aktnod W' dmP° nlatlbr 132 yr GRW� V, mus. eine ib BOX 26445
a
beam. Bo
eAployed
games, please. BOK ,4156
i�IlESTOGETHER
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a Swiss
frtan6aly senna wart s;trhlrardooaslon*
b< greaMsookirg
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1DSM81E 1'W!'R
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34144
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SOUIfBD LBM YOU?
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dlids sports. BOK 26435 YOU'RE THE ONE y soon mala, oaabllcffat
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b 36, who does
PETITE PACKAGE 29 Yr d4 eMplged mob w orlar, who enjoys dantslg,
with blonde rsingleand bbA
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34197
dart, �lT moavabd. urn mwv atm mow. Sesil linea and more. SedQlg a
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quid limes and mora. Seek- PERHAPS THIS IS YOU!
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unwis,ty educated, well eels. BM 16168 BM 13994
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ig a mWe br a IelafforMtp a no smoil 36 b 40, cults,
BOD( 35051
established man, 35 in 45, for OUTGOING GUy GRE@I SM I
dud ft caig lrirh it serious
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witn blonde hair and blue
lIll hall BOX 264 NOIEST ANO SINCEfIE 18162 long. rnearingm mbton-
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BLUEfYED BLONDE KMM OW HE WANTS
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St yr d0. 58', kill
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seeking a make who knee dilative, wo mom of Iwo
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