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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_05_15PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION urNers wanted'"' �� • SALES • SERVICE - LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. 93 PA Pifth (905) 420-9700 Mwrrprw.00tn "Try The Best" D V E R T I S E R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand A Friday, May 15, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 24 pages Hell or high water' Wait up! ph0a by AJ. A Denis O'C%nor lacrosse team member (left) plays a bit of catch-up while trying to gain possession of the ball during a hard-fought match be- tween Ajax's Archbishop Denis O'Connor Chargers and Oshawa's Donevan Collegiate Blue Devils in high school field lacrosse action at DO'C on Wednesday. The Chargers lost the match 11-8. 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According to the board's draft budget, the allocation for special education estimated by the Min- istry of Education and Training falls millions of dollars short of the board's requirements. Mr. Trbovich notes the board currently spends $40 million on the programme each year and re- ports the Province's allocation is only $32.5 million. The Special Education Advi- sory Committee (SEAL) is really concerned;' says Kathleen Hopper, Oshawa trustee and vice-chairman of the committee. "Chis is essen- RON TRBOVICH 'The bottom line is we're going to protect it.' tial. There is a certain percentage of the population that requires this support" According to the Province's new funding formula, the special education grant, which totals $1.052 billion in Ontario for the 1998-99 school year, is broken down into two types of funding. Police look for 20 more officers BUT DURHAM FINANCE COMMITTEE STILL SEEKS BUDGET CUTS * 0112111, oftm Staff reporter Twenty more police officers will be pounding the beat and five additional civilian employees will be hired if the Durham Regional Police Service budget is approved. The police department's 1998 budget presented to Regional Council's finance committee Wednesday would increase the force's spending by $5 million over last year's expenditure of $54.5 million. But, the police services board has been ordered to find savings in the budget before it's presented to Durham Council at its meeting next Wednesday. Police services board chairman and Oshawa Councillor Bob Boy- chyn told colleagues the force needs between $4 million and $4.5 million more to pay for a wage set- tlement reached last year with offi- cers. And, the department requires additional money to pay for, new officers, Coun. Boychyn added. "People want more police. We've brought a legitimate budget and we hope it gets your approval" .Deputy Chief Derek Denson said in an interview the 20 officers won't be on the streets this year. "You won't see them on the road until Jan. 1" because the force has- n't heard back from the Ontario Police College at Aylmer on its re- quest for 20 spaces for officer Training. Chief Kevin McAlpine, mean- while, told the committee, "'The budget attempts to balance our See POUCEA age 3 A ministry document states pool boards are to receive gener- al special education funding to provide programmes "that address relatively common exceptional i tics that do not require a high level of financial support for the individual ,tudent" and intensive support spe- cial education funding for students who require "high-cost" pro- grammes. ~ Tracy Odell, the Province's pro- ject manager for the special educa- tion funding formula, says the allo- cations arc "the best estimates of what costs will be according to the new funding model" However, she notes some boards may end up receiving more money than was initially estimated once the Province reviews applica- tions for students with high needs. Mr. Trbovich says the board does not yet know how much mon- ey it will receive for those stu- dents. He adds the board plans to file applications to the ministry for funding for roughly 3.(NX) special - needs students who require high - See FUNDING/Page 4 BOB BOYCHYN 'People want more police.' HAVE YOU RUN A RED LIGHT LATELY? •-�� ' �� IS ff WOffH 1 E RISK? ENOUGH$ D.. "." 905m426mYDOC REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER COURSES R - a La PAGE 2 - TkE Mm ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MAY t5, ivm A 0 max en char ed in Pickeringbreak-in g PICKERING — A quick -thinking resi- dent managed to foil two burglars who broke into her home here Wednesday afternoon. The woman arrived at her residence on Westney Road between Eighth and Ninth Concession Roads around 2 p.m. to find a man sitting in a car in the driveway. When he saw her he started honking the horn. Durham Regional Police spokesman Pat Robinson says the woman correctly surmised the man was warning somebody else inside the house and she hurried to a neighbour's home to call police. She also took note of the licence number as the car left the driveway. When officers arrived, they caught a man attempting to flee the house on foot, says Ms. Robinson. She adds police arrested another man when he arrived at an Ajax home, where officers went after a licence plate trace. Some jewellery taken from the home has photo by Ed Harms An uplifting experience? A motorist leaving a Bayly Street convenience store in Pickering Monday backed out too quickly, hit a pole and ended up like this. According to Durham Regional Police, the pole somehow rolled upright again after being knocked over and took the rear end of the car up with it. No one was injured but the vehicle sustained sig- nificant damage to its bumper and undercarriage. New Pickering disaster -9 operations centre opens of Al emp rat-cs Staff reporter PICKERING — Town and Ontario Hydro officials attended opening cere- monies Tuesday for a facility everyone hopes will never be used. They were in Claremont to cut the ribbon for Pickering's new emergency operations centre, which has recently been completed with the help of a $53,000 contribution from Hydro, which runs the Pickering nuclear plant. A serious nuclear accident at Picker- ing is highly unlikely," noted Hydro vice-president of technical support Bob Ferguson in addressing the assembled officials. But, he added, with the new op- erations centre and the emergency plans developed in co-operation between Pick- ering, the Province and Hydro, "we are all better prepared to handle any emer- gency situation that may arise.' The new facility is to be the central location where Town staff could tun reg- ular and emergency operations during a natural disaster like a flood, tornado or hurricane, or a `man -mate' disaster such as an accident at the Pickering nuclear station or a train derailment. Previously, Town emergency opera- tions were to be rum out of the committee meeting room at Pickering Town hail. Mayor Wayne Arthus noted Tuesday there was some problems with that lo- cation during a Repro -wide emergency lexercise a few years ago. "Clearly it identified the need for something of greater permanence;' said die mayor. The new emergency centre, which is attached to the community centre/'fine W opened in Claremont last year, is nothing spectacular to look at. It consists mainly of a meeting room which, when complete, will contain communications equipment, maps, desktop computers and dedicated phone lines that will con- tinue to function in the event of a power failure. Town general manager Tom Quinn, who would be in charge of any emer- gency response for Pickering, said it's important to have everything that would be needed preassembled in an accessible, secure location. Also important is the fact the emer- gency facility is attached to the commu- nity centre, with its inunediately-accessi- ble showers, kitchen and, if necessary, sleeping space. Mr. Quinn estimates the community centre could temporarily house about 200 people if evacuation of any part of the Town ever became e neces- sary, or if emergency staff had to remain available around the clock. The Claremont location also puts the Town's emergency operations ' centre outside the emergency evacuation zone which surrounds the Pickering nuclear station in a 10-kdometre radius. The Pickering Civic Complex les within the zone, and officials working out of the committee room there could have had to relocate in the middle of a nuclear emer- gency if an evacuation was ever requited. In addition to providing finds for the new centre, Hydro also provided the Town an emergency planning specialist to help draw up new disaster plans for Pickering. TWo sets of procedures have been developed, one for a nuclear emer- gency and one for any other emergency. Mr. Quinn intends to put the new emergency centre and plans to the test soon — perhaps sometime in the fall — with a municipal emergency exercise. not yet been recovered, says Ms. Robinson. Police believe the thieves were in the house only a few minutes before the homeowner ar- rived. Charged with break, enter and theft are Matthew Hunt, 18, of Deacon Lane in Ajax and Scott James Kitching, 19, of Bolland Crescent in Ajax, who is also charged with possession of burglary tools and possession of marijuana. Clip & Save This Coming Week With this ad bring 4 players I and 2 play FREE At Port Hope Golf and Country Club . I I I $23.00 - Weekdays I $2 7.00 - Weekends I %w ] 8 Holes bang Range j Q GolfTournaments 0 Fleet of 48 Power Golf Carts j VALID MAY 15 -MAY 22 I I I For Tee -Off Reservations Call (905) 885-6487 or 1-800-346-5361 I 82 Victoria Street South I Port Hope, Ontario L www.aoninc.com — — — — — — — — — — — — — T. Police seek funds for- more o e officers POLICE/From page 1 and pay the five civilians to take out and what not mandated responsibilities with the financial reali- ties." He added that in order to bring Durham's force up to the same level of other communities, it would have to hire between 25 and 40 more officers. The proposed hirings would give the Durham force 769 officers. If Durham had the same ratio of police to citizens as Toronto, the Region's force would number about 1,000, the chief said. "We have been and continue to be a pretty efficient opera- tion" But, Clarington Coun- cillor John Mutton dis- agreed. "I think there's fat in the budget", he said, pointing to a $10,000 increase in snow -clearing costs at po- ROGER ANDERSON 'I'm prepared to fund the officers. I'm also prepared to take them out it the Province doesn't pay.' lice department properties and $15,000 to replace fit- ness equipment. The new police depart- ment personnel will cost Durham $413,652 this year to train the 20 new officers ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE SwvinN Max i PlckednN Stumps removed SPECIALIST IN: by machine Trlmmlnp � Tbppinp Fully Insured o oe"' w� o PrLnlnp • Free Estimates ^n'mal aescue CSVIty Re0a1r • 25 Years Experience _ _ _ Call Jerry, expected to be hired by June. Chief McAlpine noted Solicitor General Jim Fla- herty's announcement last week that the Province will pay up to 50 per cent of the wages of new police offi- cers would cost Durham $3.3 million for the re- cruits while the Province will pick up about $2.3 million of the tab. Regional Chairman Roger Anderson supports the hiring under one condi- tion. "I'm prepared to fund the officers. I'm also pre- pared to take them out if the Province doesn't pay" Further, he agreed with Coun. Mutton that "There's an opportunity to find savings. :I'm not prepared to sit here and tell (police ser- vices board members) what to take out." Mr. Anderson said the Region budget, without considering the costs of downloading, is set to rise 1.6 per cent, including the nine -per cent increase in police spending. He called that "phenom- enal. We're fortunate we've had the assessment growth to offset this" But, the chairman want the police services board t make cuts. "There has to be an op- portunity to say 'well done, but do a little bet- ter'. He'd like the board to slash $1 million in spend- ing to bring the Regional tax increase, minus down- loading, to no more than one per cent, which would cost property owners about $7 more. Finance committee THE NEWS ADVERMER FRIDAY, MAY 0,1"8 • PAGE 3 civilianp ersonnel chairman and Oshawa Councillor Brian Nichol- son demanded the police services board report to Council any over -expendi- ture as the force last year went over -budget by $3.4 million, partly as a result of costs associated with the Guy Paul Morin wrongful - conviction inquiry. Chief McAlpine promised the board will re- port quarterly to the fi- nance committee on its budget status. SHOES WITH sA T 11TUDE y 94 PAIR E V E R Y D AY WHITE, DENIM OR BLACK 1 .,I ti•u. at vr. I..%.. t..rW'r.,. oP. ,',.L,,... PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1"S Funding commitment made FUNDING/From page 1 cost help. "I expect at least another $5 mil- lion (from the government);" Mr. Tr- bovich says. If the Province doesn't come through with funding, the board will dip into its reserves to ensure the programme continues. Jutta Genova, president of the Learning Disabilities Association of Durham West, says on paper the funding formula "looks like a good programme. "The new funding model is geared to the needs of the student;" she notes, adding most youngsters with learning disabilities will be eligible for funding under the grant known as the Special Education Per Pupil Amount (SEPPA). "The Durham board has hccn much better than many boards in meeting the needs of children with special needs," Ms. Genova says, so she's hopeful the Province comes through with funding for the pro- gramme. Ms. Odell says the Province is "totally prepared" to make adjust- ments to boards' initial allocations if the criteria are met, but "We have to wait and see the whole picture before we make adjustments." However, she says the $1.052 bil- lion allocated for funding the pro- gramme in Ontario is a fixed amount. "We haven't had any directive to move that envelope;' she reports. Meanwhile, Ms. Hopper says, "The programme will have to be pro- vided regardless. "We have a moral and legal oblig- ation... it will be funded come hell or high water." 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L1 S 21-15 A 0 V E R T I S E R PuMNwr Tim WMdtWm EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Bill 160 has spoken: let's listen It must be the 'new math' our parents complained about. Some high school teachers in Durham Region ap- peared before board officials this week to plead their case and, presumably, to raise awareness of the looming crisis in the quality of education in our schools. Their concern? That increased instructional time -- as mandated under the provisions of the Ontario government's contro- versial Bill 160 — will reduce the quality of education in our schools. DE % K" *UU EXiTED A i TONY DOYLE . t DURHAM STAFF Gambling no worse than other vices A letter came to our office this week in- forming us the Oshawa Presbytery of the Unit- ed Church of Canada had congratulated Clar- ington for rejecting the idea of a charity casino within its boundaries. "Gambling was, and is, exploitative and economically destabilizing;' it read. And, consider this thought in a separate let- ter from earlier this year, "When the govern- ment gets in the business of gaming ... it aban- dons its task to develop policies that promote the moral and physical well-being of people" The two thoughts seem to paint a pretty bleak picture of the Province's desire to estab- lish permanent charitable casinos across On - That message (more instruction means less education) tario. was presented several times during a three-hour consul- LETTERS. If your concern is for the possibility of char- tation session on the Durham District School Board's itable organizations being hurt with the closure draft budget., OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NEWS of roving sites, that's fine. But why is the moral rm Pat Jeey, Durham district president of the Ontario card being brought into this? Secondary School Teachers' Federation, suggested if the When you stack the potential dangers of board increases teaching time from six of eight periods toMP McTeague deserves praise gambling addictions up against the potential dangers of something such as ak4iolisrn, 1 seven of eight, "somethingconcludes has to give" She conces "it will be the quality of education in our schools" Concerns were also raised about the number of teach- for promoting organ donation cant find much of a difference. g made gambling t can lose pr s, dict can lose n and, in the i ers who would be willing to take part in extra -curricular take family members on the same downward activities such as directing drama productions or coach- To the editor: continues to lobby in Ottawa for the spiral. Well, can't the same be said for some- ing school teams. The feeling is that, forced to teach an I would like to thank knn Malcolm implementation of a National Honour one who gets behind the wheel of a car after extra period each day, some teachers will give up their for her article on organ donations. It Roll in recognition of organ donors. too many pints? In the latter case, all too often after-school activities. That is a worry which must be ad- was very well written. I consider the small headline under it's an unknown family tragically brought dressed, for not all learning takes place only in the class- It is unfortunate that the subhead the main headline and the caption along. room. that 'MP McTeague unable to attend under his photo an undeserved cheap As for the argument a drain is placed on the Squeezed in between the rhetoric, however, is the teal anniversary of his Ptiivale Member's shot. economy to rehabilitate a gambling addict, the motivation for Ms. Jerrney's position: the loss of teaching Bill' detracted from this very impor- National Organ Donor Weds has same can easily be said for alcohol-related positions, which means the loss of ration membership. tant issue. It gave the uripr�essionn the corse and gone for another year. With sicknesses and smoking illnesses too. With all We continue to believe that the vast ma of teach- 1�ty article in your paper would be about more articles like the one written by the education against it and the studies revcal- Dan McTeague s ran -attendance. Ms. Makolm and the continued hard ing potential hazards, it absolutely drives me ers in Ontario are committed to turning out bright, well- In Whitby This Week May 10, the work done by Mr. McTeague on be- nuts that people become sick every day from educated kids. It's a little harder to believe the unions, same article appeared, and no are half of organ donor farnilies, and the smoking and the health care system continues however, which in the past year counselled their mem- then fowl it necessary to auempt to unbiased support of the media, the to foot the bill. betsl* to strike illegally and who fought a war with the change the focus away from the theme issue of organ donation will study stay Alcohol andsmoicing ane just two examples provincial government over reforms in Ontario's educa- that die writer chose. Furthermore, the alive and nave to the forefront of pub- of addictions which harm individual people, tion system. I reception was held in support of Organ lic concern. society and the econorny. Bill 160 isn't perfect. And no one is likely to argue that Donation Week by the Kidney Forn- Remember, lives ane in your hands. By introducing pernnanew gambling sites it efforts vast change in the way our children we to be dation of Canadaas outlined in the Bean organ donor. the government is not guaranteeing a sudden But it is not the document union lead- ' n8 scenario you received and not to com- Liui L RumW epidermic of gambling addicts. This may come ers have matte it out to be. The sinning Ontario govero- rneinoraw the arnivenary of the Pri- vate Mernber s Bill. Wbitby as a shock to some, but every day people gam- ble money through bingo, illegal bookies, lot - merit didn't even really idetrtify the problems which con- I hope this didn't anfknecoe your The NeMrs IWvertisar letters to the New N letters should be typed or terns such as Nevada tickets, sports Sanies and time to exist — previous g�rnrnents have done that. nteaders' dwice and came dem to pus �h► ��' 150 words Each let- P �er,d evens for tlnar�s Eke booby pools. Birt it did haw die political will to identify and unple- on � the fine article below it. _• 11111110 be dped willha *9 and lad m many of these people ban pwb- tirierit the needed mforti L It's tires as for teacb' u pions to I am very paeefnd to Mr. ?&Teague r -M -N or two arid18r a last name. Ims, only they may not be as publicized. stop reasmrg grange and to try to work with die ideals for the hundreds of bows of rtFseardi piam include a phone monlier for vow One other "sin" eonrmionly assocuftd with behind the refomis that are require& and words that watt into Bill C-= An talion. The editor reserves the rqM to pmt casinos is the so-called exam they A new m0knnixim looms. Let's move forwata. Act Respecting a National Organ No copy for style, length and content. attract. While visiting Winnipeg dim sum - To respond to this editorial cal "Dome W°dt m Cma a.Opinions eis➢retsed in letters are those of mos ago, I sopped by one of the city's camos liniosource = Inlosource A 683-7040 and dial 5112 Although we were unable to get to- the writer and not rte r arty► those of and looked hard for the pr ostituees and otrga- - gedier at this one event, Mr. McTeague ftie News Ad.vwtilw. mud crime so many awes inst we cam- moriplac& Instead I found wdl-lit, secure op - TN MPIO1TAflt�l Pttbfisher VVE USA CALL The Mara Mrertiser is one d the Metroland orations in and around Or buiWi g. PrlaBriO, Publishing and Pistau" Ora* of Fwdm I've been to the (Treat Blw Blum , DA SINIBIIARDT Editor-ifChiet 6tgi�5110 The Nara Adrertieer fa a mein- ben of the #*X A rV.~= Koen! d Trade, On- . C Cyd and Bingo in Sctjgog and t1tE11E INIUtTON Mariagitq Editor RRIICE OANFORD Dicetdor of Adverdsirtg - CLAZIMI� 683-M 018TISSUTION 683-5117 V An=. Cara�dM unity Nnnpeper Anoc.. and the Cam- , once fin, die evidowe of bed people in the may' is extranely lacking. MONMUE LEA Advertising Manager ,thDMN/CLA>ZSIFffD FAX 683-7363 than Cirtelaoons Audit Baud. The News Ad- And to clarify the issue for diose of you still Classified Advertising Maiqler COMPOM FAX 579-9273 vertim is a member of the Ordano Press wondering, no I am not a regular at casinos, OIINI.AN FLETtHER Real Estate/Automotive Adver huME-MAIL ASE FAIl1E101d K DistribuMaamrosm tion nager �: CowwN, 80 Gould SL, Toronto, Ont. M5B W, www.durhariNW&SAd WN SITE aabbotit member�i j frustrated at what I believe is die moral high gid taken by some. SARSARA INRRfNON Production Manager AAM O'NM Assistant Production Manager "� rs. The publisher mum the right to cbssiy or tt+ m any Credit for advertise- Dressing up a personal dislike of gambling as an evil of society S►y of ¢ CIERYL WYNE= Manager a....� � nommk.. merit IhrtNed for speoe price error ocaipiea. .the Oilier societal 'ills' listed above. IILLIAN NOOK Adininistration Manager ...w... r.1�IR Driving home.,.the message Comm °om `Dark Side of Prom Night' discourages Ajax and impaired driving among Durham students Pickering BY Saran O'MeJll s"xc disturbing in a good way.-theStaff reporter With 10 :. pictures really got to us. I ex - years as an emer- peered to see cars but it was so gency room physician under his �; ��. effective because it was actualle belt, Dr. Leon Irish says he's , - people." P p seen it a11. _ Durham Regional Police Con - Drunks brought in to the hos- stable Shaun Arnott, who spe- pital in a coma, people who have • "' i ciahzes in reconstructing colli - overdosed on alcohol and pills, .+t sions, also talked with students at victims of domestic assault. O'Neill Collegiate this week and "We may get used to some sit- - set up a car wreck on the front uations," he told students at Os- lawn of the Simcoe Street hawa's O'Neill Collegiate and school. Vocational Institute Wednesday. "You're graduating for your "But we never get used to deal- = ", future," he said. ing with drinking and driving a.w "Enjoy yourself at your grad - victims. "We can handle the injuries or 4 uation but if you're going to drink think ahead. The potential send (patients) to Sunn Y brook for tragedy is too great" Health Science Centre. But In an interview following the sometimes things don't go so :yam,, ;� t . assembly, Const. Arnott said this well and it's very difficult watch- p&& by S� V AW11 is the busiest time of year for . ing an innocent bystander slip- presentations aimed at raising ping away;' he said. Durham Regional Police Constable Shaun Amott brought a truck involved students' awareness about the That's why Dr. Irish, who works at Oshawa General Hospi- in a Whitby crash to demonstrate to students the potential consequences dangers of drinking and driving of drunk driving. and noted when students see pic- tal and Bowmanville's Memorial tures of people who've been Hospital, took a team of nurses killed by drunk drivers and hear and paramedics to the school to from Norbert Georget, a para- seconds by a drunk driver here in personal stories from people give students an insight into a medic from Saskatoon who trav- Canada." who've lost loved ones, the mes- typical Friday night in the ER els across North America talking As Mr. Georget showed slides sage hits home. and to talk with them about dri- to high school pupils about the of horrific car wrecks, some with Pickering resident John Me- ving under the influence. dangers of drinking and driving. the victims still trapped inside, Cluskey, whose 23 -year-old son The simulation, which al- "I want you to have fun. I'm the students sat in silence. David was killed by a drunk dri- lowed students to see what hap- not here to spoil your fun but I "I think he made his point;' ver in 1995, also said he thinks pens in the ER when an accident don't hide the farts. I don't hide OAC student Christy Bicknell the message is getting through to victim arrives, was part of The reility;' he told the students. said following the presentation. students. Dark Side of Prom Night, a pre- "One person is killed every li,c "It was ertrrmel" disturhing but Mr. McCluskey, who repre- sentation for senior students rented Mothers Against Drunk arranged by O'Neill teacher Erin Driving at the Oshawa assembly Irish. this week, talked with students 'The image of grad night is <° about his family's experience. full of beautiful dresses,- dark "At 5:45 a.m. on Nov. 3 a very limousines and partying,' Ms. loud banging at our front door Irish told the crowd of 400 stu- woke us with a start," he said. "It dents. ,z was a Durham Regional Police "I personally hope that each officer who told us David was one of you will think carefully killed by a driver who had been that night about all of the choir- drinking. es before you. Don't drink and "We could never have drive, don't agree to be a passen- { ' dreamed we would have to plan ger if the driver has consumed al- ti our child's funeral," he said. cohol and...call someone at home "People find it difficult to be for a ride." with us because we're a reminder The message is one students-- . of what might happen ... no one is at public and separate schools ,l ' safe. across the region are hearing as - "I believe impaired driving is .the Victoria Day long weekend � � preventable and defensive dri- and prom season are here• ving saves lives," he told stu- At Father Leo J. Austin dents. Catholic Secondary School in T A simulation exercise recreates a hospital emergency room response to an "I would challenge you to do _"tby Tuesday, Grade 11, 12 injured victim hwolved in a crash where alcohol was a factor. It was put the right thing. Don't succumb to and OAC students heard about of 11M Darn Side of Prom Night' at a Durham high school. peer pressure; be true to your - the aftermath of fatal accidents self." SYou don't need d to have fun:Psychologist T "OUR KIDS ARE WHAT WE VE TAUGHT THEM TO BE PARENTS TOLD AT WORKSHOP cane: The Stormy Decade. '-'" "Moderate consumers of alcohol moderate use send the wrong tso f reporter "Our kids are what we've are part of the problem;..your message to children. The key to ridding society of taught them to be," he told the moderate drinking can influence And while giving up alcohol substance abuse is showing teens crowd of approximately 50 stu- someone else's irresponsible is a big price to pay to set an ex - _ they don't need alcohol or drugs dents and parents. Dr. Clavier drinking." ample for teens, Dr. Clavier said to have a good time, says clinical added it's up to parents to set an Dr. Clavier, who regularly it's necessary if society wants .to -1psychologist Dr. Ronald Clavier. example for teens and show them holds workshops at area schools, eliminate substance abuse. That's the message he deliv- they don't need alcohol to have a said, "We live in a drug -loving "If we don't pay the price, our Bred during a workshop for par- good time. society; we're hopelessly drug children are lost," he said. "Our lents and students at Ajax High `"!he attitude of everything in dependent." He noted the glam- children will have a world where School Tuesday entitled Adoles- moderation is a failure;' he said. ourization of alcohol and even its there is substance abuse." Bargains galore at church sale PICKERING — A New to You sale will be held Friday, May 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Martin's Anglican Church. There will be good used clothing for the family, summer fashions, a white elephant table, toys and books at rock -bottom prices. Donations of items to be sold are also needed. It will be the last sale of the season for St. Martin's. The church is at 1201 St. Martins Dr. (one block west of Liverpool Road off Bayly Street), Pickering. For more information call 839-9281. Hospice care needs outlined An oncologist will be the guest speaker at the annual gen- eral meeting of Hospice Durham Wednesday, June 3. Dr. Michhle Chun of Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto will speak on the need for hospice care to remain true to its pnr"- ples while responding to new de- mands. 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There should be protection;' he added. durham staff The Multilateral Agreement on In- vestment (MAI) is the most frightening proposal to come before this country in decades, a prominent Canadian politi- cian and author told a packed crowd at Durham College in Oshawa Thursday • night. Paul Hellyer, a senior cabinet mem- ber under prime ministers Louis St. Lau- rent, Lester B. Pearson and Pierre Tnrdeau, warned that if the Canadian federal government chooses to take part in the MAI it risks being overwhelmed by foreign ownership and being locked into an agreement that will "turn its monetary system back 60 years and its social system back 100 years. 'Once the MAI is signed it becomes, in my opinion, 'game over' for this country;' he said to the over 100 people gathered at the information meeting hosted by the Concerned Citizens of Durham. The MAI, which proposes opening up foreign investment among the 29 - member nations of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Develop- ment (OECD) is part of a continuum which began with the Free Trade Agree- ment and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in the 1980's, he argued. Both pacts marked the first time foreign investors were granted the same rights as domestic citi- zens, he said. But whereas NAFTA contained pro- tection for things like culture and telecommunications from foreign in- vestment, the United States is pushing for the elimination of those exceptions under the MAI, he told the group. Under the proposed agreement, the Canadian government would also be useless to stop goods coming in from corporations with questionable labour practices and could risk being sued if it tried to enforce environmental laws, he pointed out. 'There is a difference between na- tional -born or nationalized citizens who care for their country and foreign corpo- rations:' he said, comparing the latter to "absentee landlords. There is a differ- ence in rights and I think that distinction should be maintained" Durham MP Alex Shepherd defend- ed his government's consideration of the agreement and pointed to General Mo- tors in Oshawa as an example of how foreign investment has created jobs for Canadians. "Ilse reality is we already have agreements with most trading part- ners, he explained, pointing out the -INAI is not important for Canada. But, it is important to establish inter- national laws for foreign invesurteut es- pecially for developing countries like Africa which are on the verge of bank- ruptcy because they have "erratic" trad- ing policies, he pointed out. 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TUESDAY, MAY 18 CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre, Lecture Series, presents Skint Cancer and Mole Sense' at 7:30 p m. with Dr. Howard Hams at the McLaughlin Auditorium in the main branch ol the Oshawa Library; 65 Bagot St.. Call to register. 579.4833. CANCER SUPPORT: A new session of the Caregiver Support Group will meet from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hearth Plaoe Cancer support ceittns. 86 Coborne St. W., Oshawa. People supporirg a carver pendent can share fseirge. and copig sI in gies Cal 579648M lo register. BUSH ESS: The Durham Contact Buso- nme Exdvmp meets every Tueediry nornirtg from 7 lo 8:30 a.m. at the at .Victorian Garden Banquet Hall, cornier -d Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr., Ajax. Reser- vabons rweessauy: 428.6272 (Anne :f lista). UNIVERSITY . 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BEER/ LIQUOR: Stores closed Monday. VARIETY STORES: Most are open Monday, many around the clock. BANKS/ TRUST COM- PANIES: Closed Monday. (Check with your bank for hours of operation.) ing Recreation Complex will also be shut. The pool at Dun- barton T-ligh School is closed Saturday and Monday. Pick- ering Museum Village is shut Monday. LIBRARIES: Public li- brary branches in Ajax and Pickering are closed Monday. TRANSIT: Ajax and Pickering Transit systems will operate regular Saturday ser- vice. Ajax Transit will operate Sunday service. No transit service in Ajax or Pickering on Monday. GO Transit will gin "FIRST TIME BUYERS" HERE IT IS!! STEVE KOSTKA• FULLY DETACHED HOME 831-7677 Great Pickering Location. 2 4 -pc., 1 2-9c. bath, - nasrer bedroom on wile'. Open foyer w1h spiral staircase. E" kitchen w Aout lo deck, be&Mh* landscaped. 'Finished basemont. central ar electronic air cleaner, garage opener. Close to -GOr, malls, ediools and bus service. Home shows very wen. 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Much of the movie was shot in Durham Region last summer, with some scenes using a south Pickering neighbour- hood as a backdrop. Black Dog: Patrick Swayze, Randy Travis. For Jack Crews (Swayze), the rules of the road are simple: don't look at the cargo, don't question the route and don't stop moving, if you want to stay alive. Although his driving days should be over after losing his licence and going to prison, Jack is forced behind the wheel of a truck carrying an illegal shipment of guns by the man who holds his family hostage. Good Will Hunting: Matt Damon, Ben Affleck. Damon plays misunderstood 20 -year- old orphan Will Hunting who, while working as a jan- Godzilla wreaks havoc on the streets of New York when he crashes onto screens here neat week. The Wednesday release date marks the unofficial launch of the summer movie sea- son. itor at MIT outshines the school's most advanced intel- lectuals. But, the genius can't seem to translate his prob- lem -solving capabilities into his personal life and he be- comes caught in the worlds of his friends. The Man in the Iron Mask: Leonardo DiCapno. It's 1660, France is starving and the arrogant and cruel King Louis XIV (DiCaprio) has succeeded his father to the throne. At the same time, a myste- rious prisoner continues his decade-long stay at the Bastille, encased in an iron mask. To save the nation, the re- tired Musketeers (John Malkovich, Gerard Depar- dieu and Jeremy Irons) must MAY SPECIAL FROM CAMAOJ►'S HMO SPECUU.W �1�uters' HERBS - 50�« Sold in sets of four popular herbs... - Genovese Sweet Basil - Greek Oregano t e k0an or Curled Parsley A - English Thyme f' $1.99 SET OF 4 t X7 Hwy 47, Goodwood ,open Deft 8:30 - 5:00 - `A.800-668_ HERBS , reunite with Musketeer Cap- tain d'Artagnan (Gabriel Byrne) to free the prisoner and unlock the secret of his identity. Mercury Rising: Bruce Willis. 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After joining his (Paul Rudd) learns from uncovers mystery as the lives high school's astronomy stranger Nina Borowski of four cunning characters club, Leo Beidenman (Wood) (Aniston) that he's going to twist and tum amid a bizarre makes an earth -shattering be dumped. Feeling bad for labyrinth of truth and illusion. find when a photograph he George, Nina offers him the Titanic: Leonardo Di- takes makes him the co-dis- spare room in her apartment Caprio, Kate Winslet. An epic coverer of a comet on a colli - and he accepts when his pro- love story unfolds on the sion course with Earth. At the fessor boyfriend Dr. Joley doomed ocean liner. Oscars same time, rising, ambitious (Tim Daly) admits their rela- galore! - newswoman Jenny Lerner tionship is over. George and (Tea Leoni) thinks she has Nina become the best of Now playing at Pickering stumbled on to a Washington friends, which upsets her Town Centre's Famous Play- sex scandal, but soon finds boyfriend Vince (Jok% ers Cinereas: herself face to face with Pankow). What disturbs him American President Tom even more, however, is Ni- :Barney's Great Adven- Beck (Freeman). In exchange na's announcement that she is ture: The big purple, lovable for keeping quiet for two pregnant and wants to raise dinosaur known to millions days, the president offers Jen - the baby with her gay room- of children on the small ny the scoop of a lifetime mate instead of with him. screen makes his big -screen about a risky space mission Primary Colors: John debut. Super -dee -duper! headed by former astronaut Travolta. A political satire on City of Angels: Nicholas Spurgeon Tanner (Duvall) the Bill Clinton presidency Cage, Meg Ryan. 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Realizing the fates of her daughter and the horse are inextricably linked, her high- powered magazine editor mother Annie (Kristin Scott Thomas) launches a campaign to find a 'horse whisperer,' or, someone with a gift for curing troubled horses. When she learns of Tom, a legend for this sort of work, she packs up both Grace and Pilgrim and heads for Montana. However, while Tom's primary goal is to re- build the lives shattered by the ac- cident, it isn't long before love blossoms with Annie, a love that presents both wonderful and trag- ic consequences. Paulie: Cheech Marin, Gena Rowlands. Told through the eyes of the title character, Paulie is the story of a remarkable parrot which can actually carry on a conversation, revealing the won- ders and heartbreak of his world as he travels through a series of adventures in his quest to reunite with the little girl who raised and loved him. Quest for Camelot: Featur- ing songwriting by David Foster and lyrics by recording stars LeAnn Rimes, Cehne Dion and Steve Perry, 'Quest for Camelot' revolves around the exploits of Kayley, a lively and strong-willed girl and Garrett, a resourceful young blind man, who embark on a quest to stop the evil Ruber from capturing King Arthur's magical sword Excalibur. Sliding Doors: Gwyneth Pal- trow. Does love have a margin for error? Helen (Paltrow), a hip English PR executive living in London, is about to find out. She appears to have her life in reasonable order, but, when she is fired and returns home earlier than usual, her life takes a strange turn. More accurately, it takes two strange turns. Now playing at tlu Cineplex Odeon Ajar ar 10 Cinemas: The Big Hit, Black Dog, City of An- gels, Deep Impact, Godzilla (opens Tuesday), Horse Whis- perer, Object of My Affection, Quest for Camelot, Titanic. Les Miserables: Liam Nee- son, Geoffrey Rush, Uma Thur- man. Victor Hugo's epic tale of love, honour and obsession. Jean Valjean's theft of a loaf of bread condemns him to an unjust prison sentence and a life on the run. He later falls in love with the doomed Fantine. After her untimely death, Valjean raises her daughter Cosette, all the while hunted by policeman Javert. An older Cosette falls in love with Marius, a charismatic young revolution- ary. Valjean's quest for redemp- tion reaches its climax when he chooses to sacrifice his freedom in order to save Cosette's love. Lost in Space: Inspired by the television series and featuring some of &..e original actors, the science fiction adventure film takes audiences into the not -too - distant future with the Robinson family aboard the Jupiter 2 space- craft. FELICIA'S - Not Your Average Dress Shop Felicia's Collection is run like those cozy places of yesteryear where every customer gets individual attention. The personable sales ladles love their work. "We don't sell clothes; says the owner. Lydia Manget, 'tire dress people. Once we know what the customer wants and needs, we are able to help in selecting." There are clothes for business, leisure, travel and weddings. "Actually, we have become quite well known for outfits for the Mother-of-the4kide anal for at the wedding' "We really like to put otutfitstogether so that every woman looks her very best" Alterations get done by FebciWs to assure a perfect fit and to make life easy for the busy customer. For one-stop shopping there are unique accessories by artisans. This includes hand -painted sdk blouses and made -to -match belts and jewelry. Many of Felicia's customers report -whenever wear an outfit from FahcWs I get compliments - even from strangew { astore The bttle situated in the picturesque Hi W-04 Creek Village, East of Morningside - holds an amazing array of choices in dresses, sportswear, dressy Pant suits and mother -of -the -bride outfits. Sizes range from 6 Petite to 18 Regular and then there are a few Flus Sizes. Call for directions 416-281-9966 or follow these directions: 401 W.(from Whites Rd.), Exit to IGngalon Rd., HWY 2A, Right at the last exit (Morrish Rd) to Old IGngston Rd. Park at 366 at FELICIA'S. We are Moser than you lihinkl THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1998 - PAGE 15 �_JA HE GOT GAME (R) 1:20-4:00-7:10-10:00 LES MISERABLES (AA) 1:30-4:25-7:15-10:05 BARNErS GREAT ADVENTURES (F) 2:15 LOST IN SPACE (PG) *9:00 PAULIE (F) *1:10-3:30-6:45 DEEP IMPACT (PG) *2:00-4:45-7:30-10:10 CITY OF ANGELS (AA) *1:45-4:15-7:45-10:15 DEEP IMPACT (PG) *1:00-3:45-7:00-9:40 DEEP IMPACT (PG) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:00-4:00-7:00-9:50; Mon. -Wed. -Thurs. 7:00-9:50 AS GOOD AS IT GETS (AA) *Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 4:00-7:05-10:00; Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:05-10:00 MERCURY RISING (AA) *Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:20 PAULIE (F) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:40-4:05-7:20; Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:20 ODD COUPLE 2 (PG) `9:30 BARNEY'S GREAT ADVENTURES (F) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 2:05 CITY OF ANGELS (AA) *Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 4:15-7:15-9:55; Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:15-9:55 HE GOT GAME (R) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:50-4:10-7:10-10:05; Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:10-10:05 TITANIC (PG) *Fri. -Sat. -Sun.-Tues. 2:00-7:40; Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:45 DEEP IMPACT (PG) 'Fri. -Sat. -Tues. 1:30-4:30-10:15; Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:30-10:15; SAT. 1:40-4:30-7:30-10:15 �Evun.E • • 1l :4 6 :14 a! 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Ihmpt ma ow. � N EXCHANES. *�AIL Sun IML OFF TICKETED PRICES I TOP SOIL, ''BLACK EARTH i.cow &SHEEP MANURE gln"SkmCkmim9SdLWl Phmw=M and Amboolin Cw*n In our abm we Wr prie wN omfow lb qmab -Bwkas tkud-dung Am hoard aftift you our same canpl I rm dPlommyand AukoodapodweBliesri-"Fsi Qd2VAolCartoon QmwftCads and PmductL zft. At These Locations Only: PICKERING TOWN CENTRE' 355 KINGSTON ROAD, PH3MNG AT Lr*MtPOOL ROAD •lG�a.f\. i .l. l".'"i. G 1'.Z'. .1:T PAGE - THE NEWS ADVmnitSER • ' FRIDAY, MAY 15, Ills s ° , , , 'S SPORT RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING phoft •r a tfilfwtt 'Pickering Celebrity Lanes' bowlers, from left, Steven Michaud, Darryl Mitchell and Adam Halket will compete for the YBC provincial championship in their respective divi- sions in Mississauga next month. Area bowlers roll to become - Ontario kingpins PICKERING — Pick- ering's Celebrity Lanes will be well represented at the provincial Youth Bowl- ing Council's 10 -pin championships in Missis- sauga next month. Steven Michaud, 15, in the junior division; Adam Halket, 16, in the senior category; and Darryl Mitchell, ll, in the ban- tam bracket; will play in the Ontario roll -off at Mis- sissauga's Classic Bowl on June 14. Celebrity Lanes' bowlers captured three out of four division titles at the zone playdowns at Markham Bowl on May 3. Mitchell, a Grade 6 stu- dent at Glengrove Public School, bowled games of 95, 102 and 131, which earned him the title with 114 pins over average at the zone event. Michaud, a Grade 9 stu- dent at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School, rolled games of 169, 100 and 127 Netball showdown aims to net local interest PICKERING — The come from Metro Toronto Netball is akin to basket - Annual Provincial Champi- where the sport is well es- ball, except there's no drib- onship of netball is coming tablished, says Grace Scant- bling in netball. to Pickering May 30 and lebury, an Ajax resident and Games start on Saturday, 31. member of the tournament's May 30 at 9 am. and con - Slated for the parking lot organizing committee. tinue to 5 p.m. Sunday sc- at the Metro East Trade Scantlebury hopes the tion gets under way at 10 Centre, the championships provincial championships a.m. with the presentation will bring together the top will promote netball in of trophies and the closing 10 women's teams from Durham Region. "We want ceremonies at 5 p.m. across the province to com- to introduce the sport in this - For more information pete for the Ontario crown. area. That's why we're call Scantlebury at 427 - Most of the teams will here-" 5544. AACUERSTGARDEN GREENHOUSES INC. Since 1.W . .. - H4rdy' .. Roses .99 CA 20%09Reg .14. 1►`yi►>I* • • • . • • 11 NQ DELIVERY SERVICE & LMDSCAMG DESIGN ..Prka• in ON : Fei. UW 15 - Fel. NW n 1720 Conuaalon So Clarwaount _ f: . : etrxit fAd. ll. d flax til (l05j 65i-1411 &ono lloursoom- Sat. s am - 7 pa &m 10 an - 5 pm ,AF to win with 75 pins over average. Meanwhile, Halket, a Grade 10 student at St. Mary, rolled games of 188, 140 and 141 for a score of 49 pins over average to win the senior title. All three bowlers had to win at an in-house tourna- ment earlier in the season in order to qualify for the zone event. Surprisingly, it's the first year of competitive bowling for 1 oth Mitchell and Michaud. Halket has been on the lanes for the past five years. All three bowlers will be feted with a day at Pudo noir openl A TAVEM ON THE GPM t lwl"a owdookh- Arwxwe Golf Couru. Gnat for Mck di nrr or an dhrnoon deliglR. church St. S. at Begly St. lew. 9 at voa�3'Seau'e play sSvA, & Thy 4On�4 Aoi a y�i Deis 6 QP 6.30.9!3Q ts s VIS& - a stay Wonderland any .r �ve gd a � , J_-, we want b hm a sta at a hotel the da R I�CQ before playing n the L -Y � y____ �I 683-5110• provincial championships. iT�fll . rICQSC vV.7 k - Scox�BOAxTLN.,r FAX GAME RESULTS To 683-7363 WESTNEY HEIGHTS MEN'S SLO•PTTCH LEAGUE As of May 10 DIVISION STANDOM TEAM G w L T F A PTS S.A.A. Vipers 2 2 0 0 36 9 4 Steve Fearorl-RalMnt Ouafty One 2 2 0 0 42 29 4 Ehrira Larooqus-Century 21 2 2 0 0 14 8 4 RanchCan-Sort 2 1 1 0 17 14 2 Sint 2 11 0 20 19 2 Second Storey 2 1 1 0 19 20 2 Cortec Cheetahs 2 1 1 0 14 17 2 Petrina's 2 0 2 0 8 14 0 Dickson Printing 2 0 2 0 29 42 0 TS.0 2 0 2 0 9 36 0 SCORES FROM MAY Y Steve Fearon-Re/max Quality One 18 (WP Bob McCutcheon, MVP Tony Visca) vs. Dickson Printing 15 (LP Dave Hodgson, MVP Al Frampton); Steve Fearon-Re/Max Quality One 24 (WP Doug Standfield. MVP Bob McCutcheon) vs. Dickson Printing 14 (LP & MVP Dave Hodgson); Second Storey 15 (WP Kevin McKay, MVP Patrick Clark) vs. Sirt 13 (LP Mike Briand. MVP Mark Parliament); Sint 7 (WP Mike Briand- MVP Jeremy Gar- diner) vs. Second Storey 4 (LP 3 MVP Stephen Hope); Ranch/Can-Sort 16 (WP Chris Woolcox. MVP Scott Frankland) vs. Coretec Cheetahs 11 (LP Leighton MacMillan, MVP Steve Ashley): Cortec Cheetahs 3 (WP Leighton MacMillan. MVP Mark Boudreau) vs. Ranch/Can-Sort 1 (LP Shawn Woolcox, MVP Sean Quinn); Elvira Lar0cqus-Century 21 10 (WP 8 MVP Errol Chin) vs. Petrina's 6 (LP 8 MVP Jim Hewer); Elvkra Larocktue-Century, 21 4 (WP Bill Nash, MVP Blair Munn) vs. Petrina's 2 (LP 8 MVP Jim Hewer); S.A.A. Vipers 17 (WP Wayne Doiron, MVP Bob Baldkois) vs. T.S.C. 6 (LP 8 MVP Chris Martin); S.A.A. Vipers 19 (WP Gord Darling, MVP Mike Phillip) vs. T.S.C. 3 (LP Harry McCrae, MVP Scott Llewellyn). AJAX BRIDGE CLUB Duplicate bridge results from May 12. FLIGHT'A' - NORTWSOUTH 1. Pat Crenpeey and Donalds Crawford; 2. Mark Maninek and John Aitken. EAST -WEST 1. Fred Day and George Creighton. FLIGHT'S' NORTWSOUTH 1. Rab 11M11sy and Mary Alton: 2. Hik1a Fairweather and Chet Dok- 1a. EAST -WEST 1. Sid Sasens and Carolyn Stevens: 2. Merryl Chin and Lynda C� PICKERING MEMS SLA•PTTCH LEAGUE 1 0 1 0 Sign -0-f- :oree as d May 10 0 0 Young Guns pAdfts TUDOR ARMS DIVISION 1 0 0 TEAM G W L T PTS Reservoir Dogs 1 1 0 0 2 Lone Star Hit~ 1 1 0 0 2 Mookkes 1 1 0 0 2 Long Homs t t 0 0 2 Screaming Vikings 1 1 0 0 2 Gophers _ 9 2 Stawdn's Dakota Bob's 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 Young Guns pAdfts 1 0 1 0 0 Capital Punishment 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 The Views 1 0 1 0 0 TUDOR ARMS DIVISION SCORES Moodies 9 vs. Stall" 6; Reservoir Dogs 23 vs. Young Guns 10; Gophers 20 vs. Dakota Bob's 7; Lone StadTycor Hillman 7 vs. Raf- 9es 0.' Screaming Vikings 28 vs. Capital Punishment 6; Longhorns 31 vs. Vipers 7. sATUCS DIVISION G WL TEAM G TEAM G Watermaker W L T PTS 1 Guzzlers 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 East Side Marius 1. 1 0 0 2 Durham Lawn Care 1 1 0 0 2 Sharks 1 0 1 0 0 Indians 10 0 0 1 0 0 Danforth Roof 0 0 2 Pro Copy 1 Wellington Pub 1 0 1 0 0 WTR MKRB" 0 0 0 0 0 Durham Bulls 0 0 0 0 0 BAYLrS DIVISION SCORES 1 0 0 Armadillos Watermaker 25 vs. Indians 18; WTR MKR vs. Dumam Bulls (rained out); East Side Maro's 19 vs. Sharks 2; Guzzlers 13 vs. Danforth Roofing 5; Durham Lawn Care 15 vs. Wellington Boot Pub 11. R.C.L. ON MUD HEN'S DIVISION 0 1 0 0 TEAM G W L T PTS Papps a1 1 1 0 0 2 Melanie Pringles 1 1 0 0 2 Mud Hen's Marauders 1 1 0 0 2 Mud Hen's 1 1 0 0 2 Papps e2 1 1 0 0 2 Pickering A's 1 0 1 0 0 the Sewer Flats 1 0 1 0 0 Veen KTX 1 0 1 0 0 Scarboro Lexus Rangers 1 0 1 0 0 Royals 1 0 1 0 0 MUD HEMS DIVISION SCORES Papps 92 11vs. Sewer Rats 10; Papps a1 15 vs Pickering A's 14; Mud Hen's Marauders 14 vs. Scarboro Lexus Rangers 13; Mud Hen's 17 vs. Royals 9; Melanie Pringles 17 vs. Vipers KTX 3. ROUGE VALLEY WMES OIVISION G WL TEAM G w L T PTS Preston Blue Jays 1 1 0 0 2 East Side Man's 1 1 0 0 2 Fox Goes Free 1 1 0 0 2 least 1 1 0 0 2 Mud Hen's Hogs 1 1 0 0 2 Sad Sacs / 1 0 0 2 Pro Copy 1 0 1 0 0 Mud Hen's 1 0 10 0 Tudor Arms 1 0 1 0 0 Suftem of Swing 1 0 1 0 0 Armadillos / 0 1 0 0 R.C.L. ON 1 0 1 0 0 ROUGE VALLEY WINES DIVISION SCORES Mott 16 vs. Tudor Arms 9. East Side Man's 22 vs Sultans of Swing 14; Preston Blue Jays 21 vs Armedlkla 9: Fox Goes Free 24 vs Mud Hkrn's 5. Mud Han's Hogs 12 vs R C L 606 3. Sad Sacs 20 vs P•0 Copy 7 ) � - - ' 1 t . • THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 13,19" - PAGE if REBOUND SPORTS DRIISION TEAM G WL T PTS The Bros Shop 1 1 0 0 2 S.K.R. Inc 1 1 0 0 2 'Papps on Tap' 1 1 0 0 2 0ek04111 Bob's 1 1 0 0 2 Durham Brewing 1 0 1 0 0 Woodruff Barons 1 0 1 0 0 Country Style 1 0 1 0 0 Rebound Sports 1 0 1 0 0 REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION SCORES Brew Shop 10 vs. Durham Brewing 6; S.K.R. Inc. 10 vs. Rebound Sports 8; 'Papps On Tap' 17 vs. Woodruff Barons 16; Dakota Bobs 22 vs. Country Style 7 IISI011 G w L T PTS Cauda Trust 1 1 0 0 2 Bright idea 1 1 0 0 2 Plass Appliances 1 1 0 0 2 Banc of Montreal 1 1 0 0 2 Bleck Sax 1 0 1 0 0 Water Doctor Warriors 1 0 1 0 0 Brave Heart 1 0 1 0 0 Firestone 17 Catchers 1 0 1 0 0 PETER'S APPLIANCES DIVISION SCORES Petals Appliances 9 vs. Water Docs Warriors 7; Bright Idea 20 vs. Brave Heart 4: Canada Trust 11 vs. Firestone 17 Catchers 4; Bank of Montreal 10 vs. Black Sox 9. 1 PAGE WTHE NEWS AD'VEKMER MWAY, MAY 15,19" Ajax Pickering News Advertiser t.re�l:.terv,....i......,l...t Emtlk na�eaeedarha•.wel '' palial I ° TORONTO LANE 416 798-7259 CMEO Moaday's. FAX: IM "o -me 100 100 100 110 110 110 120 - 120 135 CANADA'S LARGEST FURNITURE, APPLIANCE AND ELECTRONICS RETAILER IS COMING TO WHITBY! 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Car 1-800.791- pOrCOMMORACforgoMwkg sisim re Ate. FRMMd dix r*sLvw fotne(e) 7264679. John. a rent Cat 725-2080 MAINTENANCE PEM6OM Ii for wo esomistm ascowpry. Land dans t i 3 a sn. Cal Mon. -Ful. (9061- 6194761 o97K rtiame fe amist SM OP! 427 -IM Arx. HAIK STILT M needed for Ajax - Pickering area. $8/hour to start ->. wioirking oa�ndibolts FM interview, call 9055-631-4337. FIRST CHOICE HAIR CUTLERS j COMMERCIAL INSURANCE C.S.R. Experienced C/L Broker required to TM NEWS provide service and marketing functions. ADVERTISER CAM or AIIC Designation preferred- is looking for Power Broker Knowledge an asset. prospects to Fax resume to (905) 427-4615 deliver dews and CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. Progressive heavy duty truck parts company looking for experienced parts person, 4 day work week, after- noons Mon.-Thurs. Competitive wage and benefits. For confidential interview please fax resume to: (905) 571-5436 ROSEGLEN WEIGHT LOSS A WELLNESS has a full time HEALTH COUNSELLOR position available. If you are a motivated self-starter with both sales & nutrition exp. please fax your resume to Pickering: 905-420-4484 GENIMAL LAMOYRER. need- ed for resdawia new hewn oowgructi-a me. 3 to 5 yon experience blast have own va"Wt ooa car (90511 850- 9139. 50-9138. IlAIN8TVLW inn an upscale hair saw in an v -P In- , . for to sane nowMy rale as «rn * a chair. For more No call (906)-963-10/3. HAMA wm - ft" rash! Car nawr-d. Car (906) 579- 7815. JOIN a AT Pitfall" 's ser- est soon. Chmft. 0prm0 in ism, gAMM stylar bar dile. oomahiI " I and int cerwim. Call Frame 905- 639-8678. Dismiss - core r14Y1 chow ewe- ryday Iron 11:45-4:00. Fat hlfwae Is 905.63/42anon /733 or r p7Ri E Lem LM atomobU AdedmWp oortiepwrpUservks am NAER bM odd P= adomoo" VA CCaa WAN be =w ow reknit. Plan owd 41h� to: Fie #148, OsMw TMs work P.O. 6a 481. Down on - tam. LIN 71.5. .t'a0 at�� W! leo lo-zopeapie Cab AnMr ( 72o-31Mcow4a4. of ma pans thatI'm p" oftle apeflwfoe SW mlivoM sae w�lbrol A tWIN �. Pon P" arras. Sed °"Its to: John - 310 MADS. Fair No. 004Y 9851374, (9115) 9055- FM 8S PART UK cash wally. Be- come a 2-u-Norwbcare npre- %N:iRi1M M your Ilelg1100ur- but N0 wo"im rw. me see - car rgsiree. Cam ►� t9osi SAM REPRESENU E MAI11ED for ft horst i ia- Orr Y Exiti ri- ata roceswy. Fax resome 10 (06)-7914OW FLPWTM anaaY- NsadIL saw Cm for a Iall �7llt 1 r%=61 "M f % MOMwMadEM peaoM a wntllerhdt Fla a1d prdks- a" work slaosphin. CA LJa btltrea 2 pAL ad 9 p.m. (905) 831-2333 papers Flyers to the following areas AJAX Farmers Ave. Thorp Cres. Weekes Dr. MacDermott Dr. Marshall Cr. Carrick Ave. Annie Cres. McNeilage Crt. Dennis Dr. Kemp Dr. Kearney Dr. PICKERING Shay Dr. Beaton Way Rayleen Cres. Theoden Crt. HoNyhedcle Dr. Denby Dr. Debrook Ave. Ba99ins St - Chapman Crt. Menadoc Dr. Denvale Dr. SCARBOROUGH Wheeling Dr. Mabedey Cres. Pendemere Pkwy. Tudor Glen Cres. FIrMare Ave. Rough H Urfels Dr. Decinhal Place Ravine Park Cres, HartsvilleAve_ Baronial Crt- BrORdbrldge Dr. FOR FURTHER *W<W MATION CALL 663.6117 A successful, 30 person technology com- pany, located in Richmond Hill, is seeking a career minded Accounting Pro- fissional- A Canadian university degree is a prerequisite. Having either just completed or being well on your way to completing a C.G.A. or C.M.A. account- ing designation, would assist. You will be responsible for all account- ing functions, including budgeting, cash Flow management, data entry and pre- paration of internal financial state- ments and reporting. You are well posi- tioned to take on more responsibilities under minimal supervision. Excellent knowledge in accounting software pack- age is required. We offer a stimulating environment, competitive salaries and benefits pack- age. Please fax your response with your resume and salary expectations to: Renaud Rutland, Cloistered Accountants FBI= (!OS) 41 i042 Tel: (905) 666-2720 quired for car dealership in Idwring. Office knowledge essential. Flexible hours (up to 25 hours per week) Ptease FAX resume to: (905) 831-7549 OFFICE CLERK a very busy local nsery, lay, noon lel Spam, possible Si In transportation required. Krk computers & proficiency in h IitJas are definite assets. ies to include: data entry of iveries b invoicing, Meridian tem OORBSpOndence & c is wttuena. long Term temp, minimum six months worsting expenence495-0Fax re- sume to (116) 900 or can ton tree 1.888-509-3222. Stag Plus. CNC MILLING OPERATORS (Fanuc controls). Manual bor- ing min operatorsunion 4' spindle). welders Gust have vald welding tickets). and Fit- ter required for heavy amp - mend manufacturer. Fax re- sume to (905) 721.1204. Dy- na Erpneervq Inc Exrumnm voice awn data cable mstaner To start WNW dialoft rod Bayty area. Can GENERAL MACHMNSTs a Mig welders $12.00 per hr Machinws must be expal- enced on here and OW&M machines. Call cry" Per - sorrier. (905) 579-0252. HANDY PERSON WANTED For Reputable Home Builder's customer serm. Must haw resWeneat Sonoci (roW) experitnnts. Must lave own took, "maw woupersona and comrnurwAon %kik. Excellent nmuneghon. Fax resdrne (905) 850-9138 MECNAMIC, experience wM exhaust. brakes ane gerMgl r . own tools Apply by resole to. Fik 1147 Oshawa Tins week, PO Box 161, ochawa. Ontario Leh 7L5 REPLACEMENT 0tInn- AM door Installer, to be cw ase of wcahrq Days. bows. and eMOMs, n smium 10 yes. expertunoe. Good pity $lady work. Own Iook and ad twapmUeon Can 571-0884 3CM8ORO11tn MowWur- ttfora 'hinds On' shipping Supervisor Vila min 5 rears arperr- , who on, pas a tact paa0 dh 1, 0 work el visto int. With your cornpaeer SM and know+ edge of EDI's ad FVWs. you Win be resporoible for 14 sh wp r; avid co-adahawp world Viide export of md"k sku's for WAN dwrougm. Fax resume to (416) 7244818 sgt1ED 1MCNONT re - 9 -W " Osswa MaCfrne %help. elm tolerant- worst on m ad Lada. Send Ruuww to R- /148. This hA wk, P0. Box 461. Omens. 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SL* 112.00NAL ON. LIG 4MA. W 41 atbls� m2"ol°MA in Apr. `~ c i�erMFbm sgiM 10411`5 W - - I& N. Ape, 11T 31114. Aso" Sue. apC40 W 0YR�l 135 - 135 165 220 25n 2 - - eeeeeeee : >- 'rho Professionals' Duct Cleaning Technician (experience an asset). Looking for someone with a strong commitment to customer service and quality, a self starter, reliable, mechanically inclined, physically fit and neat in appearance. Excellent pay plan and strong technical support. Consumers Gas contractor. Fax resume to Darryl at 416-292-7600 MATERIAL HANDLER Metal stamping company requires a very well organized individual to load and unload presses. Forklift certificate and ability to work in a fast paced environment required. PRESS SETUP OPERATOR Experienced punch press operator to run and set up progressive dies. Must have experience with progressive dies, measuring instruments and forklift. Familiarity with S.P.C. and ISO are also assets. Fax resume to: 905 839-3513 Pickering 1 1t M'°lnN 1 NOW" ftd" Oshw*WW1MMw BMw prascifte rrgtine Pi=PMMr DuM Ifilygile ele IS I MV eec ptlsetisa I .tYcivo � a: M4Mi . • •. Ein• ..� i. efia".n. �iN.� r ,N Tf •, • DNyene Areirbk • Dereen Areiltllt / tldepa RMMlMeel MEDICAL SECRETARY. 1Nbld- ows 95, a Mkroso1 Mold, W owned for busy NUC. Medf- clue office. For part am Dasa-vacalloe coverage ek. Fait mum to 90S419a3279 REceT�TdM�ls>tNrr rtgrired lot bw dace. Must 2yrL mug be HW CBIT�`1D Logit asset. Plante twl m Mary .0 WS -831-3262 H-111 AIA>t IN OMP 6t!. FIN NM for 2 young chilifim. Sfaruq in Atqust. Need (loo- smollc own hamllor"m a miem"Cell (905)-427-3009. EXPERIENCED keeper Ion 17 M07"old i lWfftm. Relereuas. ANOW Finch are. Cam 506-9157 aF kr 5:30pm. 6REEIINI00M Mattie pert bine baby sW wind Live- irl/oul. References ngWrod. (905)-4263849. �YER W:%" tiler, Maar toddler, own batupwin"k OM resume ntere10 10 :905.831.8098. Day Care Available 0 1 Dwm w mftd ■ANTEM LIVE-ELtiVE-M p ny for 7 nin1 old tabs/. References required. Can 41( 6) 351-2371. Roleerea Regntred in -m oMMEIaBpleFaaBBsB1 2yrs. i ala. FalNam. MHDD)NN It" 02 able in my home. MladlbN on. Nowsmolong awiroli Not Fnn-bm. 6 IteI1VK i Ip. 9115.429-26718 MM ZAARWOOM, full and pmt -lime, p�seolvents op"*W awYaw ( TNu CA (905)663- Lw B1�rIee1111 mom a 2 will provide dayeae in our honN, nutritious hutches, S wh. KNVM s. ouww, playroom• Re- ' ams. Re- . GN (9115)428-39M PongaIM6 end F Rome: Loving daycare: 16 MMM 10 12 years. Daly otdings (lewd bK and and park). (gala. sooty *K music, nu- wous into a snadrs. First Ad, C.P.R. certified. NOn- smoldrg, receipts. 9("6- 1244. VAUCRAN Willard PS. Area daycare available. CPR plus first aid. 2 playrooms, large backyard. Daily outings Re- ceipts provided. 837-1844. tgr So GARAGE door repairs. broken springs. Cables, rollers, open- ers installed $45. New doors/ openers. Duality Plus Doors 416-336.0073 HAMS' APRIMMS. Sales Parts a Service. Fridge/stove 5400 kite new, while frost -free fridges, like new S225/up. beer Indges $%up. White apt. -Size stove $99. Full-size slove $150!011. Washer/dryer 1 year old $600. Washers $1501up. dryers $175/up Financing available. Up 10 1 year war- ranty. Avg. 2-8yrs old. 426 Slmcoe St.S. (905)728.4043. 1251 Muth 1005 single teres A8 Dick 350 T-51 Paper plate rrWker. Stitcher. Metal lat burner dial -a -plate. Electric Yak ForkMft. 3 station mass. 5000 His Call (905)430-8180 leave message. 1915 GMC Astro Van. 7 seat- er, loaded. $1200 or 080 MTD 2 stroke snowblower. $250 3 room ten man Iamry tent. brand new. pad $500. sing A 5300 Kenmore va- .uum. $50 CCM 28' an ak- adies s $1 3spd. �with m s . captains $50 Oues water Ind. wood frame. 6 drawers. 5150 Brand new water treatment system, cost 5700. seeing N $400 (905)- 623-7134 LADIES 14111 Yelbw/Rrhlte Di - -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1998-PAC,E 21 250 `''" �' 270 270 amend Ring Set Appraised at ',KINK -A-1111001 JUNKYARD' 53800 Plus GST/PST. Make an SUNDAY 9.5 Rain or Shim offer. Call 436.9810. 1 Eel H A. MAC. ti. 80/1.000. plus son - ware. Apple 15 colour fnoru- tor. 5600 or best offer 905- 509-8157 MOVING SALE- Namus tumi- lure. and appliances under 1 year old. Call (905)655-4173 NEW AND USED fridge. stove. washer. dryer, bar fridge, freezer. Ross . At. l�SIOsh (eo ONE STARLS NOTNOND( swinger heat seal equipment. used 2 Mmes. soled stile key pad control, call (905) 723- 9283 after 5 p.m PIANO - Mason 9 Rach, ex - COW condition $1200. Flute. excellent condition $350 Please Call(905M5--304 P(ANOSI6NAUMTHER CLOCKS- NI 1997 floor mod- els reduced Used pianos: Yamaha, Samick, Kimbal. Young Chang New "a pia- nos from $895 and up. Rent to own Large selection of grandfather cocks from 5995 and up. Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 POOL OPENING SPECIAL 5149 Ail taxes d chemicals included Limited time otter. Pod Supplies Available. G R 8 Maintenance (905) 683-8e52 POOL Tables 8 and 9slate RMENHOUSE. 2 lank lawn dlliard tables (or saie. Call 905-4204113. care Sprayer Electne pump, complete with mama) Ilse. RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. reel, spraygun. 525M 0.8.0 new and reconditioned. full (905)-983.5430. wanany Paddy's Market LEATHER )eekeh. up to 1/2905 263-9369 or 1.ODO.798- 5502. price. leather purses from $999, luggage from $1999, SCUM DIVE this sunnier leather wallas from $6 99 Upcoming cuurse May 21 Emilia Must Go! Family 5 (Whdby) - SCUM and LeOw. Poets Mao Osha- snorkekrq eI pnter' SALE(! via 905728-9630. DIVE SOURCE SCUM SUP - KC. BLACK wrought ionf7 PLY (905) 669-9566 wwwdivesowa con nopy. queen orthopetit met- Trasrttlift Rem Ill I . SNEOMAN - Ouster wooden $1.200. Sacrifice $490 (416) Owds 8' X 8' tam kit. oty 407-9499 5299 pin tae. Many other ser- PAIDREW 800 Gallagher es NO styles available. AND Mc - pKa�yapReOs and Oaks 761 MC - electric fencer compete with Unit & Pichr" For Dosis. carstsors sed +int. 1- more xto a9 905419.2090 705.676.4996 (sip) BRAND NEW. sofa tied. $750 SNOOKEN TABLE. 6x12. reg - mQOn site. cit with Lary Boy good condition $350 brats and •rid tables $5.00Bruns accessories. $S.DDO best Wer905 693 7SM. alltr $400 4 Swivel dart (Kisch- . en) SWeadi 905697-5990 CAGES for Sale. 4x3 3 USS7ANIE0 GLASS ciararce okxlwsi each Please all Tony. Troy Caws. es sit. 3&50% ull or Judy 721-M ISM)Mat clear by WIPET BROKER. 100%. May 31 2pm oiir. Sun- Nylon Mich, plush. Stan n- Satan, carpe. F, 3 rooms. dance Glass. 600 Euckd St O*W (905)$90,.1727 onloCkoOft 300 Se yes arpet�dekm tied SORE. SUITS. SUM Graft 8 and etshnsibm in you home. Grads and Prom's are Am at - Free IImm"mn in your home. 0eid the cornui Why nol look No Inkl'W. no payment IN you bat for a lot las by one lull year. Damw. 1.1100, 1 11110 at RUGGED RE - 217 -0104. PLAYS where Ill around $100 CARPETS SALE: Loa of car- you'll gel a Stylish $al. Out. pets. 100% rylon sten re- at i a pair of stloes Soad lease. carpet 3 rooms 5339 tae good to be trve? Cane b (30 sq yd) Incudes carpet. RUGGED REPLAYS in Whitby prmium pad and aatalia- hon. Free maned and See los yourself Sincerepirs. ing Owhah and Serving 1994 we've been offerig a* surrounding area. Sam 905- hie Best in New a Next to New 606-1772 clothing for Men. Teens and CARPET SALE. Can and Save Boys at up lo 75% below re' up to 50% off large selection ail. Exptrtece cbaigtnaM of color and design. customer slwpil g for men Me nem saistaction guaranteed For babe Tale Hwy. 2 to Thid- free estimate all Mike. son Rd. (go south 3 SM or (905)431,1040. (416)822 -fights 10 Burns St., turn L. 9226 we're in the first Plan on LM COMPUTER CLEARANCE Bums SL Plan). Hours Mon. ante . has too may trade in Vied 10.6. Thies.. Fn. 10-9. Pentium systems. Used Sal. 10.5. Cal 4042063. P75's. $455.. Pent 100's $495-. Pent 120's 5525., Pet 133 SSSS.. Pall 150 5615. AN are multimedia wdh 14 . Drives and 16 a ram. We pay Ute pst and 00 on all used prpolr�s 466'$ Wien mrim loom 5175. Phbe (905) 697- 3059. VFBoMNS will= at the thew certsigrtrert strum 'The Gil i craft Sllowglace', k1ca1- ed in >k CoNfaa Fian Mwrw 4 koL ext a Oshawa lav Us show a sit you products (A- rs* to Ve pubi You do col have to be them. MOW4 rental rates swl at $36Jmo. 905.436-1024. CRAFTSMAN 1o' radial arm - saw 5300 obo. Office desk S20: 905.725-9299 (sip) MRRA6 ltoOM suite. pedesd UM with 2 leant, 6 chairs, chilma cabinet asking . Cal (905) 430 S2.200 2M -7 RTKM-MAINCIIRE nae sdnN *oe� qllofqn pedal stalArb, 6 ea p.m.el6668299(srrp) 6 REETwo00 $teres Consuk in paled cw dWm Also ce- rumicsbisque a finished .tied). 11054134 -6663 - NO TUN. 5'x6'. Filter. IIOY heater, W GF( breaker. hard cover, cedar conwr stirtitg. Exodmi condition. Complete $2100. (905}571-0909. ON 30 X -tuck orthopedic Pftwnop. set/ and frame, StR in plastic. cost $1,500. Seo $62$. (Illi) 407.9499 OAK a PNMT FURWTUK-.M Traditional Woodworking we've started SPRING CLEANING!!! End of lines. 1 of a Idntis. prototypes. display models must be sold at in- credible savings. Solid Oak table set $699. solid Pine dresser Calle both minor see: Solid oak COW a end table so $449: Solid Pine 69' enrtama" limit 5099: Slap now for Desi selectiorn! Trad- tional woodworking hand- lxaltintg quality solid Pine a Oak Ftrttaue since 1974. 115 North Port Rd. (off Reach SL) Pod Perry (905) SIN 8774. TIME is n WWW Ott, final dawgince of Evhrude motors, below Oa Cost.. $50 OM inn- loss vah this ad NO Saks. 655-8010_ TOSLNBA NOTEBOOK 486X100 500 NO. 6 Mg. YRnd- ows 95. $1400 goo. or i nr- esting trades. 434.OW-(0111) USED FEW 5225. afnd Up, used s10ves $20D. and up, used washers 5250. dryers 5125 sed tp. New brand name fridges, 16. C.f. $605 . New (rand rune 30' stoves $449. 9up. Ne1w�t5 c.f. freezers Cowl St phaes 227 Cow., Osha- wa, 5767449. wiNDOWS Thermal New $195.(41 ))265.tio 14 5. cele e0 m The Pickering Flea Market 1899 Brock Retail, Pickering 1985) 42741754 Came pie the "Aink-a- eNt'r BARN SALE SAT. MAY 16,8-3 p.m. 1628 Salem Rd. Kids clothes, mower, trailer, Come feed the animals! (New Harwood N., right on Rossland, left on Salem) BIG GARAGE SALE 121 Kearney Dr., Pickering Village Sat., May 16 starting 8:30 p.m. Kitchenware, household, etc. F ARAG ALE IVERPOOL RD., ICKERING, 1 P.M. SAT. MAY 16 of Rood stuff!!! GARAGE SALE SAT. May 16th Sam-2pm Lax Ave (Harwood Ave N. to Flshwxk. L ;c P srucick to lax Ave.) Rain or Shine! GARAGE SALE Saturday May 16th gam-Ipm 1986 Valley Farm Rd, Pickering Arched Brass & glass fireplace door & $creel, phone system with 4 phones & much more 37DAY MADNESS 50 GARAGE SALES IN ONE. 500 TABLES OF BARGAINS 5 000 USED ITEMS 500,000 NEW ITEMS LOWEST PRICES EVER l9Xs Dwedso >M W_ sit Garrard Lawtir iAfve l 2 iast of Thicksaet HU:2FAMILY GARAGE SALE May 16 - 8 a.m. 120rcroft Cres., Pickering xie and Finch) Mother of the bride or attending a wedding? lots to choose from. Designer labels, some new, some like new. All at affordable prices E 41 C COM=GNkQNT 1235 Hayly - Hayndge. Plaza at I.iverpow (sus) 8394ss9 MOVING SALE Sat. Mav gam 1013 Rowntree Cres. FSAT.I6TH,9AM.-12 NOON Rain OR Shine NG GARAGE SALE THING MUST GO!!!.v., dishes, large dog cage, nd much mole. MRSLEY DR.,A)Ax $10 buys you space and is donated to the DENISE HOUSE Sun., May 31, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Next to the 401 at the PICKERING HOME AND DESIGN CENTRE PARKING LOT Rain Date June 7 Seek yew spaim (94110 4=7433$ It's a great bargain and a treat cause!!! 111-0-1111M.1111 GARAGE SALE SATURDAY 16th 8:00 AM 103 Fallirgtirook Street (At Dryden) COf p°we Sportweair 'Dolrr Mia am'�eaeneouS YARD SALE F y 11, 9 a m. -2 p.IO.view ares„ Plckerin8 ain date May 23 aq books, recoede, old ftestchYARD and more. ADVERTISE YOUR GARAGE SALE HERE CALL 683-0707 VVES DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579.4400 1 Anllekt Mllyded ANTIOUESMI nekdefyl Ad- vice. consultation -Free, ap- pransals -minimal fee: auction service 20% negotiable. Pur- chasing outright. estates w/ some antique contents. (no limit to value considered). caecum of any sort. giarn- mies or sige antique items ill try to respond to A quer- ies. Robert Bowen Antiques- Brooklin. Ontario (905)655- WA9. fax (905)655-55(1 S CASH PAID S We buy all /our TVs d VCR's waking or not, M5) 655-4253 CASH ON DEALS. We Buy. Sell d more- Pay top dollar ,r top Items. Home audiol vKkO. far audio. tools. CO's. movies. games, gold. dia- monds, furniture. appliances (905)433-1785 905-571-2274 (905)666-0004 ((refer all Rena in working order) DO you Rave valuable an- naves or estate contents? Let us asset you in achieving the NO -1 pusibk pries Can Iii -day Henry or Gayle Kahn Moque Consultants- with mealy 30 years tx/ernact. PYnone 905-965-8161 WANTED: Apt sue air condi- 'r:ner 5175 . S200 price -ange 725-7171 or 571-2355 SIP) l Ant A • Craft CATHERINE WARD CERAM- ICS. 905-721-2591 Green .are, biseue. pain. glans, orvshn. atrotssones avail- able Classes held, all far %ma 9 05 7 21-2 511 CERAMICS- Gieenw art. bisque tiles Rotees- Fah - Gm CotecNOk Sams. Open ciasses WednnLVV ro Friday Ipm- fpm Sat 10aw Sane. Open Sunday 12�n Sbft Workshop 1050 !rani it. Uro 16.(905)631-3263 Cawpnwe 1 e tr" No ACCESS INTERNET on :'v Comparry 1st .n Canada. Fd training, FfT - PR Start No SS Wk Free consvitaoon 905)686-2013 Pool$. Soo SALE- FREE NEATER -KAYAK Peel Rectangular above ground Inciudin ifnxks 16'x24' O/D =95 Package includes Iver. 2 ladders. sand hner pulp a molor etc. 1- 800-668-7564 • 1 ' PwtlSwppYtef SILVER FOX Eoeestrbrl Cen- tre. Indoor noting arena 150 afxa of tand for hacking db - IV turnout. 10akn N of Wrd- by Cal Krish 905.655-8549. S161ERIAN Husky pups with blue eves. 8 weeks old. 5400 Beagle puppies. ready to go June 30th. $200 Call (705!939.6995 BOTTWENIEM PUPS. beaun- hl, ma)estic. loyal pis. hone-rahsed wish tender lov- cam, purebred, parelft ing lim-9 1 m LHASA AM laps lb sale $350 Mala a females and-- aMe, various colours. Ready (705)716--3124rusaw, tisve - N weLL M poppin. per- sonfNilr plus, loyal, umom MMpegm, Omni waif tile, parent on primases, first :bolls and deWdaws removed. SM. Cal 905.133-7795. a - Welsh mountain pay 12M 1', 13 ym od colour sorrel, txwnpwe wdb Sam, bkAe and meftL will deliver - 09 a $1000. 905 113- SaEINAM NU69Y PUPS, CKC rapist red, 3 females avail - June 12, gray and while, all white. w~ guarantee. good sled dogs or ami( pells- young adolts h�orrms. W quires (613) 395-5578 TRAaaMY CONT R Atqykiy triaged indoor fad W wtkso+tosJunior Adurit Obedience, Aft FlyMm, Show Flag ding, i P1116een stXtlrg.) 905-683-7852 ATTENTION: Dog owners Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems model 2000 $54.99 up to 150 lb wt.. model 3000 $79 99 up to 300 IDs Dog Life Jackets starting at S25. 24' Fie Hydrant container $25 99. BEST Ball 3•, 41/7. 6. IT Lifetime Guarantee. Irom $5 99 Dog Shovels from $5.99 9.9. 7 daysAeeek 511t Anniversary Sale. Buy or or- der before May 31st receive 1 year digester free. (905)723-5413. Fax 723-1466 'Champirmship Sired' Flew Fnse, Shh tzu. Manese. Porreraruan, Westies• Boston Temers, Miniature Dathshuncls. Boxers. Pekingese, Pot Belly Pg Seal Pott 4makayarts Mach's flet S. (Caner King i Fantle kid. Otliwa) (905)723-5077 • Lrwwock/ to sag REGISTERED HIGHLAND Came Excellent breeding stock Outer Heart'. Easy Calving "Mand bed is low in cholesterol 613.396-5202. 11 Awlo.rete. for Sok lit TON GMC pickup frock SLE cab stereo cd efeetric ow louts. "Wows. wise. air. 1996 $17,0000 or bear otter cat nwweern 9 - 5 Mbn- dW - Frivolity 42& -CM CREDIT PBOBIENS' On Vw spot financing Down pay- mom aymen bow $750 o AC Can. !rocks, vans 1981 to 1994 Atardy AMD Saks Ltd 792 Sicca strew South. 0"" PhOW 905.720-3382. "$I CAORIM sevor 141111111- ed. Debed. black mm grey kitlkr w tenor Recent pat" lab. fuel nleclion, rawt brakes. Cela .tar It i, with hands bee let :26.000 kms F '11 kxn0i- son 52900 or fiat 011 Cam Scot rW5t721.9042 SNP 191S MERCEDES BENZ 380 SE black r m tar :nnenor ruW loaded "M Dun in itarm Asking $14.500 all 905420-9995 snp 1985 PONTIAC Pansienfe. as S 5500 call 905697 -2577 1115 TOYOTA CAMAY. 148. kims auto Immaculate r• tenor, mint conmuon must sell. $1 SM 905.931-7139 INN GNEVETTE 29 OOK $1100 as Is 51350 cert Omn size waterbed Boom box 100 wan amp 404-9040 or 668- 9737 1910 CHEVETTE, 4 dr auto. very clean low mil . $1500 cerufted or bat off - 4357448 6-0490. pager (905) 1917 DODGE Caravan, excel- lent body $1200 as is or bat offer Call 1905)436-9210 1967 MERCURY Sable I.S. 4 door, at. auto, leather ntenor, S1.500 as is or Cal alter Spm 905-57tm 0 « 19N CAMALMt. White. 4 dr. Aub A/C. 145000Krns. Good condition. $1400 As is. Call (905}5763679. 190111 CrosiCa V6. fully loaded $2,95 eters. 1997 Buick Station Wag696 cart.b1985 K�Car s 21 00: CM. (905)1049759. 1909 FORD TA1111Ia. 4 door. amrsatic, dark blue. $2.500 or test one. Cit ti6ed. Call (905)133-0767 IM FUD Ten". 2 -Your. 4 M, auto, steep. AC. Never smoked in. my dean Rww out. Runs well. asking $2195 arak[d.(905)430-0944 INS PM Reqs) Ltd.. ex- aNrrl cpdi0on in a out. a1 options, 150.000k. artibi d. Call 905-579- 1(698. 12M CORSICA L.T.. 3.1L, a 6cyl.. n. all power, cruise. tin, Am/FM, ass. no rust. very dans , new bra a ex. haust. 178.0001dms.. cenfied. $3795. Private. 905.436--0619 "a CIA Cutlass Supreme. Fully loaded. Excellent condi- son. $400 Stereo. Aulo starter. Cernlied. 54995 or O.B.O Cal (905)-404-9144. 1916 PONTIAC Tempest, bur- gundy, good condition, au- tomatic, air-conditioning. bucca seats. $3500. Call 905- 728-8906 leave message. 1916 SUZUKI Swm. 5 speed. excellent running condition. marry optiorns. 52000 OBO. Must see. Cao (705) 9445408 or(9D5)404-3714 1991 BUICK CENTURY, 8 pass. Wagon. fully loaded. A. all luxury, items, onginal paint. 1 owner car, certified Only $6995 1992 Buck Regal Ltd. Nice red exterior Finish 8 red interior. M luxury items FWBy wheels Drives Great A super buy $8400 cert 1990 Ford Aerostar XLT Extended. Fully. fully. loaded. AN wfneel drive. Only /14000kms. Two tone. Paint Digital Dash a more A deal at $6950 EASTOWN AUTO SALES Hwy n. Bownumille. (915)-623- 4146. 1991 PLYMOUTH Sundance. 4 -door hatchbackpis, p/b. automatic. air Clean a reti- a01e. $4.300 certified Call 905-430-0377 1991 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE. sedan 4 cylauto. under 10OK. very wen maintained As is 54250 905-655-8766 (snp) 1991 PONTIAC Slnbard 4 dr. 4 cyl auto 34 000 onq lulo New 2 lone paint d brakes Rust proofed. In excellent condition Only $3995 cerh- tied Call 720-2955 1991 PONTIAC tempest 6 Cyl , cold air , 4kms. $4995 1991 Buck Regai. loaded. "5kms $6995 1996 Monte .,Arlo. Zu. loafed leather, 68Kms. $13900 AZTEC MTR 905)-435.6012 1991 Vel JETTA, 5 -speed, elk. 4 -door +tri well mainarned. 205.000km $5.500 or Sett Oster Can 905430-4740 1912 NOCK Reqal Ld. 115K warranty Dower awlodes. mrndoes. Suitt". To. Croce. MR COW oeeeNm canei- tion. $9000 905.263-4430 1992 CAOILLAC FLEETWOOD. excellent conollon. drives grail, all0000 opeons 5Also 1992 CmMx STS. 56.000 km, kaeer. CO. electric sun - tool, M warranty 111 August $19.000 6864M (snp) 1992 COMTTE, new part. tires and ground effects kit Extremely beautiful car $m- ous enquires a* Asking S16 000. 060 cat dart 516- 2992. evenings 665.1873 1197 LIIM : one owner, ex- cetent condition Y6, PS.Pe ML anom Cass.. 160.000 km 9astuirgi S555m tall Brian 199-4 CNEV cavalw. 4 door. air conditioning am/ft cas- Mgood rnrnOtt, 56000 76-7503 1993 GED STORM rec auto. with sunroot rel lines. 115.000 Mim. Itis/ driven. ask - u q 56500 Can 725.3485 sno 1997 HYUNOAI EXCELL. Stan- dard 2 door.cendied 53000 ono Can 404-2972 (snp) 1919 Marta 323. 11811m. cer- ttled lark green, am/tm cast. auto. ruStprooled. onW nal owner. non-smoker Ask - ng 56999 665-7511 1995 Honda Accord EX. 4 -dr metallic green. under 50.000 km. suit under warranty Loaded. 1 owner Asking $16.900 dented 905.579- 4570(snp) 1995 PONTIAC Transport Mint condition. loaded with 3 8 engne. Hunter green. 70K $14.695 Call 905-436-1631 after Spm 1997 Buck Park Avenue. Bor- deaux -red. red-leather-nten- or. Luxury upgrade Heated seats/mirrors. 3.8-V6. 20.000 km. sunroof. mint condition, certified. S33.800 905.579- 6302 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHEIWM CHEV 905-706-8499 is. nal drew. twos for pmts. Can 404.0899. ACURA !tense- 4 doorload- ed. heated sats. A/C, moon roof, well maintained, lady driven. 142000km. $9500 O.B.O. Call 665-0616 after 6p.m. PACE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 15,1990 300 300 '�''' 400 '� 300 400 T 410 410 410 462 3rd OWNER WANTED `90 Dynasty LE 4 dr., p.w., p.s., p.b., am/fm stereo, tape, blue bench cloth seat. Always serviced. 189,000 km CERTIFIED asking $4,795 or BEST OFFER After 12 pm 432-3587 khttso AUTO SAt FS -1989 Toyota Tercel, navy blue. 165kms. $2295. 1987 Ponbac Persian $1595 1973 Sun - �Motor Home. 78kms. 5 as is 1968 Caravan. white. 190kms. SOLD 1965 Honda Accord. brown.132kms. $1595 1990 SidOW 52550 AN vdvcles certified. 1895 Gleam Rd. U-177. Pk3tennq Need a tar, aN Phil 6ai-3M3. CERTICAP'S ANNUAL SPRMG SALE OF SALES. we We any stocked and resslm- ably Priced M ever 35 be re- teditiesed vehicles. Carve see her poseN. E/. New Ar- rivals - 1993 Transport load- ed. frost green 3800 V-6. per- fect in everyday. good kms. now $11.500.. 1994 tyundai EWhra 5 speed. spotless. black beauty. $3.995.. 1993 Taurus G.L. host gran. Wa6- ed. 99.000 kms. absolutely mrh, $7.995 1994 Chrysler hhrepd bated. 3.5 V-6. 59.495. 1995 Lusarra. APV.. only 85.000 kms. rice and law price $12.100 1967 Astro LT.. nwa and bots perfec, loaded and evayrkng works. only $4.995. 1990 Baric LeSabre Ltd.. BugnNdy aro btadi. only $0.000 km. buy IONod. into see. 57.995 1992 JianaI S- 1(, boded. 5 sped. 2 x 4 ab- solrrkly spontu ad any $9.995 firm. 1995 Finally. 5 spell, any 10.000 kms. slew IL Sb.995. 1990 cad 1w Rl FWD. bided. eller• moa rad men, $9.6% BIG REDUCTIONS - 19M Tracker own. ole. aro. pntsrrs v Me and back. Now 55.995 Nim., t9m2 VoliaOa LE. 8 Ila.. 111.000 kms. 3 3 V4. Now arty $8.885.. 1912 Lesson APV. 3100 V4, loaded, If I r &Mt, no km $7.750.. 1991 Bata LeSabre LT. boded. 92.000 kms. silver aid ba- prndy. spool now 56.395.. 1911 Lata R S Taft. aura bled. 115.000 kms. now S6.m95. term price. 1991 ohs Dtlta M Royale. kedl and pNy. V4. 110.000 km. Now $5.595. 1910 Jam GL. s. auto. tanrtmb I and Now any $4.9% firm 1991 Cavalier R S coup. V4. s. F - "me. 151.000 km. S"w Brea $1.995 1994 Geo MM. S speed. 70.000 kms. really ma. and bay $4.695.1969 Cadillac Fleetwood FWD. bided. nim. $7.595. Fee pore aed Mw peal ons tw is Grtkw Are were. 156 ILkq St. IN_ at OWAM MM. Call INS) $79.2111. M fins Ssndey. NO CREW. SLOW CREDIT, bankrupt. baftrupt and un- clisc aged?. your roma are am a Enerod Motors. over 40 cars. trucks and vats. in stock now. (416) 233-4944 rdi now for deals oa.c kr5sle 1916 Jt Y SLS. 4 s 4 load- ed. $23.900 certified. 1964 Corvette. $11.900. art. 404- 1937 1989 BLAZER 4 3L. 4X4. auto.. 148.000 km $4000 as is 905- 579-4132 alter 6 p.m.lsnp) 1989 DODGE Ram start -box very good condition. 137.000Icm 8 cOrder, tiffs, p/ b. $4.400 Call 905-623-5821 11H GNC TRACKER 4WD automaticgood condition. 20K on rebuiN engine. new ores. from pukes. $2.900 Phone 723.7394.666-7288 rtvr:vnr[n rnnn - TIFnrro1 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments $785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www•.geocttiv, , m /wall street/floor/ 'f,;- h:hriser.html. U FORD F 150 Kin". 5 Transit At Door Cyl. Excellent rpndioon 55400 To Schools 90 Ford F 150. 8 CI Exooftit cjng condition 55000 Cam IBM) Ciose To • t 623-1522. Scivash FR1 Vee:/ • • • 1WO"Orkt 2-3 Bedrooms 1969 SUZUKI Samar long from body. $600 or best other Cam 725-7810 after 50.m. ' 1 1991 FORD AEROSTAR 136.00 kA. 2 lone paen, new brakes ares cam year old. tae, BRAND NEW one bedroom c isemenl apartment, fridge. eve. rwn smoker. no pets. Par shopping. $700 per mo. all Rusty. (905) 428-7135 BROCK $T. i M. upper 2 �droom. eat in kitchen. 5 Pe. :ith. 911 0-ings. $1M.wice- ve. wAh laundry. cattle, deo- e parking 430-9370 CLAREA MT, howry IDR nJanmem. one bedr000 . sw n ant P . pakrng sin- ' -t person, no smoker or : ft. sm on. Avalabke July at. (905) 649-1917. COOIITICE- (Townhime hng) 2 bedroom apt in q" rawer nme. Pareno. bwov. 40% r as Wilson am :tram OM wdWM. 131 i Ora, aedakk J1st. $675/matsn. Call 4 uly 3251. FNXEtNN1- Brocwmaior Oaks, large 2 -bedroom base - mart. Separate enhance, tanmdy A parking. AN indu- sive. $75Mtoft. No smok- ing/pets. Avail. June.lst. 905- 613-9701. SOP N Pickering - 2 bedroom Wsemem apt. Separate en- trance, cable. laundry. park- ing, no pets, no smoking. $775 inclusive. 1st i W. Call (905)420-5973. 280 Wentworth St.W. 2 B/R & 3 B/R apts. Utili- ties incl. Close to schools, shopping and 401. Public Transit right past your door. Phone for appt. to view: (905) 721-8741 WHITBY, Duffenn St.. 1 d 2 - bedroom apts. dean. Quiet building. Fdly-brwdoomed. Urge closets. Near ameni- ties. G0/401. Fridge/stove. $725, inclusive No pets. 905- 404-1414. WHR/v - seniors complex. nice quid setting across from park. on-site management. Newly decorated. one bed. apl. avaitablif June 1. For apps. cam 4W7397. WNfTBT Centro. targe *I" 2 -bedroom in quiet family t1IM tin in nrnits. tocatlon. Single >ind double units availabb. Easy access. simmowmn. (905)725 -ml. 1 e°egn r BEL A BEAUTIFUL SE7TIM on Lake Seymanr, f^ equipped housekeeping twttages, pod. playground, store. 2 firs. WE Toronto. Carnpbellford. 1-886- $13-2212. V.-'_ CARRIAGE HILI TOWN - late waster i dryer. $7401 FENELON FALLS, modem month incursive II 1"ate + a private lakefront cottage. 3 can (905)576-0176. a • 1 R • 1 She bedrooms. of conveniences, - Really Lld 4 7777. longroom m country- fr- 5 minula w town. $5501week, _ WILL SM YOUR NMI OSHAWA 4 MMSl Fri Rah PROFESSIONALfice ofspace cable. No pets (905)623-7637 ria tenant. needs 3 Ded , 2 haft. fin bsmt. home.500 to1400 stet 2nd Ibor, in business district d Oslo HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES dewrate/nuirdain. July 1st. from $400. main Nr. 300- wa/Bowmarwime. Fully serv- Sturgeon Lake (North Lindsay) Reasonable. (705)-748-6114 1600 salt from 5300. 600 sq. iced offices with boardroom/ - 0nla Wig. Available im- evenings. ft. 2 nd. door across from conference room. reception. mediately - anytime. 905- Townhomin Osh. Centre. Fast Oshawa. parking. Affordable. Call 1- 432-3843. a 1 For Rtm 400 salt. owstorage. Call 800-544-2749. Yk!$ pas or SNAWSonith AS 434-2447 or 655-4132. dro. 579.0246. Short taandrT hcow sap- AN OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed- 4 Mreem exec Hone, dean SLIDEOUT - 1965 36 too 2 i 3 BEMIOOMt aniYbe room townhouse dose to MS)427-7374 TgvMeNt, carrrO•s'IsN fee- scads. sthhooppppnr 5950/mo. Firsf)W. kNctntrn wile am Apphtrrca MNEi1V. DrgM 1.OsdroorN (sip) nlps/, M leawoom, M $int ALL INCLUSfVEp. Available June 1 (905)579- 905)579 ( A d CLOU k ostein Centra. sit" and tabun. 60 it sit- exowlvt and stereo. 30 R. vvw,wn '_ u -.1 townhouse 5 appliances. deck with Itabeue. Avail. July 1st. S900/mo .eblifies. tst/last required. Credit decked (905)-303-9089. BEAUTIFUL sq. N. 3 -bedroom. 2 storey Garage. Rosslar>dl Garro. Avertable Jul 1st References; required. 51150/ mo. • 1r N1M Cal (905)-576- 1444 NU Sepaae aMri101. new. a store and fridge. own pd- CARRIAGE HILI TOWN - late waster i dryer. $7401 HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E. month incursive II 1"ate Warn, June A July avail - occupancy. Fallilast no pea. ability 434-3972. can (905)576-0176. ROOKS • 1 kora" WMrm. bachelor i cant bedroom available in VAN nmo%ainedpuldinrD 4 Senses BEDROOM. piss private sit - Really Lld 4 7777. longroom m country- fr- 1 ri - of UNWMNed, vw of MHRIT. 112 Centre St N. lotclen tacNNks, ental, pro. Large 5 room apartment. /erred. :t3LVmomb. Sagrave avadabk munch *. broad- 905-9/5.3607 sip. loomed. mage + tadlikts. pals FULLY Furnished room for Olt aevNs, roererrbes n- s rend M-. thereby. ca- OencoaecL no rust. cw hei :rove. washer, drys, aa, ca- EXECUTM- one bedroom 'ppy rel. SB95 sndldes ka4, + garage- (416)416- bk. dose k $sora. seniors + now. C49 As" $8.500 Tdtpuan 2 BEC. APT. Elednc heated. � �. sofa 0 ,I N (905) 4311�6111115 723-4070 parking. laundry sacema. PP corple a Sop. "lighted, BEDROOM. upper floor M ', medllaalr (905) 6113.7062 1 area. Se018M lar senors Aval J1st bUkOd visa Odhwa. Mat me naL t lop. SM of M1NM 2-befroom New tae, pea. lover euro, 4 ago -ark ROUGE WALLET Aria 1m, room kOW Trwmus fdlSnao. Nour o PCs (905r579• 9016. Nnt-1$ivt. CAN Steve 436- 110311. Alm-home as. no pas. SM Oita Alm an OWN honkie srefor carer baa. park" 1116 PROWLER 2311.. oxai- 2 1EOROOM apt new Osbr FNMNISHM hismerr aW aJ* lst (905)420 6662 Me WWM gorgeas. bright. let kitdKn gdkma. rMereNces. 905-SW2459 Will condlithon awrong. deck. we Centre P� mph Ros$tend and Siereat gauged. 1-blr00m so -Cow Shwed tlhed, ry anbnmo an aonNle fiaaridap4t01 M Nbn smokersam. Fvoyr MY. N ��almitim A� 1 AeNwAgodBftn lit f6900 CAN 905-404-2311. Pwhrred. f62 xw plus h1r plow astrals conmfti . Yk!$ pas or SNAWSonith AS BOBCATGEON AREA -FULL dro. 579.0246. Short taandrT hcow sap- po x. (105) 665-7254 or 4 Mreem exec Hone, dean SLIDEOUT - 1965 36 too 2 i 3 BEMIOOMt aniYbe mak NvYp�A h s �� MS)427-7374 TgvMeNt, carrrO•s'IsN fee- Jim 1st. No pea Starting as kNctntrn wile am Apphtrrca MNEi1V. DrgM 1.OsdroorN (sip) nlps/, M leawoom, M $int 5740 all rndusrve. OsruwN. Cal 721-2232 pamord. bc~ ugh- baseman apamsrh $575 a CLOU k ostein Centra. sit" and tabun. 60 it sit- exowlvt and stereo. 30 R. 2 Bt1rMm mem-kvtl ranted bountnood. Mort sNrokea S60 MOM al inchsive ex- cssrve. surfable for am. AgiUM J- 1st Newt' bright " w OW. frhegy Mato hog". whit 3 otters deck i shl. tarts lot -bungalow. In oo -- tags ata tMspeak CA (905)721• tenogted. Wort 655-7411W. Moms IW4124. Ctmitiineesry10 public tAsd. Came. S/6.500. Call 416.265-2/72. kitchen wtvallbe Ia dock �K'� Roatar6t 9042 SII "on -smoker. f350 Isspl LARD Bssaneni Apt 1 bed. ■M rem when you can own 576.5677.(WWID TENT TRAILER - 7 1►orA-awvwg. k,tclrrn, IrdgY own", S4�r5s/pe. cam ksdroono sm,IJsw tArks. IrchpoVttaapmtlyrotm. room Exalsm baNbn. Ge, s. of own plid. No you own blots Nor � D� � N.E. OSNAIW fully fuNished 3 -bedroom. 2 both how so brakes. newer corrfNon rbnpl Both aNJMteINNed ptrsAla Cal 434.8201 1$tAtlt. � Really (� stat Cable. ph". bum ry. vi BIO And yard tekra $1950 CAI�1 til MOW 1 435-0414 LANE, INILLT, 2 OoOroom 166 a 666- �^^� l for nate. meet tis IMFNsaaeyees 24EDROOM Battnaah bl:anhem apartment in tour- ha No pas $700 enkdltAnt. losses 1 tan. SMmonth hnchsive. Cal (909)571-2626. hove O Mei. pment, wm enhance, pa, July 1st CAII 436 massage 19m4 1NMAMA 750 Warn. tor. 2 panirg spices, trldge. 1160 - am AREA. ser working k_ sw drive. wnrdsaeld. ad- :rove. washer, drys, aa, ca- Lmou4 oAATLT, speions NSUM b3dwm, she owner. be, sm an oo*W", ls// 2 bedroom bowman. pinhole excellent r- - m 1, . any fast, available irerredMrrI 5645 Irks Wf4M. at. brN- 19.000 argknal km Asking 9th434-3673 dry. new GoWl0 Aved. me - S2.500 or bat haler Cerkked3 Cal Affair 4 p.m 432.6406 BEDROOM. upper floor M ', medllaalr (905) 6113.7062 pros AwYMe duplex. very clean, , I in N0111N Osttlep Soper Opt 19N vAMNNM 750 &tax-. Will. pakbq. MWWY twd- 1 A 2-btdroom Exha Wp shaft drive. vrYedsbield. ad- blcuat, tin. no pets Dwight Ave. Osfnvra. $675 byt bakony. web ma aW "M pstaeb ale owner. phis ro. OrnOsq controNl sim akce. 19.000 cretin I� � !OS 9160336 d w pa No $2.500 or bat offer Cathed. R7 SUB= N. - Ype dean dop In, 679- � Jrk tat 9�57� Call After 4 p.m. 4324106. cW WON 2 bra iK in ow a�tIemOo$kes, absit For of atiE11B1 BEEN ail. 1917 6,01101. E"alcksnn P*ft M bedroom apt. $570« Ity- AraN1Mr In. s-. 11 dro JMy 19. Acro two 2 bmi- • rrIN1 .MI. Amilabk Jnsu rooms S6404hydh►- Joy 15L, 2 MMNBBr - polo 1.61F19/6 5660. hydro - J*lft Neer oams. $75610. pits d& _ 60KOs 12 T. SA sh � fronton 9._ A LAME ort Nlroom um Cahn. psr1�Np. larrdry. ircMldld. CO 43f-ro has. GM. him thi hifthm _ hassrrah apalmlel �/a` am pros AwYMe bon aaera0e M ate tN' 1 4 pc Harm alit Mntt M pew SW $10.000. immfOtdy.7211475. 0t6-1310 IVAU Ind. o ilft No dolt Song�io- iME �NBM OaNt aro S BENBB■ MmelNou. il► t.tlf Evim WAW 1911 selaMd crone. Shat Yen- mr "law Rl i Mei• 2 dohs Come i MW 510611 dKIft SWL $975 NM b1- dry. $75&000. CII y05) oddn MMU, MidW i Nonan Bits 70% GMM N1 my. Gm(7' )W -Me. 4WISMAV ttlsws Nowsmaw m tilt a�tIemOo$kes, absit For of atiE11B1 BEEN ail. 1917 AMS , . dean 1-691 000 ■annp. Gm OWWS. AraN1Mr oN)t#t- OMAN* b" eJ mom koNmw TIplrlmeAt IPAQBM wN -1 - I - 2 "OWN -63@. t Dolp 111. 4 Or, fro. r 411P tNerery tttOtot 2 M Parop CAc, tthip. Itb•e Bedroom aIle Amit Moo aMl69s. Sm anter SM or i�pMwt�p2 ora er�r2ry1r00p, aw em 1wWoorn wOMsar. M/ IM Gane ShL"s000n No AM 4 690. hrwe. 2 IN bO r$wNO11t 1f$c 434 ,ice Q210 0/0. 906 N7- h1I 'CAN 427 115 pica a SdNMs $ thick. wino ApE�. J 0 AAK 1 bo& a NMemmg apt,reriOl:.OW, Atloid. a poll dm often AWL Jus 1st, $71011mi 5- 41/5. AAAK-�. 140how No tar bmwilow. $1110. a, , ' sIiS lASM sm high ice". oto at ==I- mmlag IN�(ft) AMNMF �OBXspi1O dead. � paNM sal I all illlbudalll w�rM11, m plk, I b tan $N4. 2 MNlda. $710. 3 11t01Nt SM Cd 430-0134. sow IInn MW n 726443. 11L. (!06(r'60Fa1016. tate 1 m t Bnaml �=0IADZ YNL JdT 1st Nits 2 AN. ftww Ift 3 -Nr Sm pts 140& JNu 1st III* Ow Swd. 1� (!03) 571-1537. 132 1pkinm, may. PKC Bright 1 bM11m UK auam k Jum 1 � Co . 2 bedroom, upper, Man smoker Amail. June 1. + NIL room rn--' I has. JIM 1. buohthhrwljAIM ham for kwm After 7 PAL 90" WM LEVEL M bwApiaN foIl1I1bN0s/* a and OOdMab. dOn ANN* Jin Mi 00 830-M male 5425 (905)725.4 1 3 - bedroom man floor bnegalow 40111'rar" $850 Both aval- able June 1st Fhrsmast J tbarnn (905)7M94t4 S Ot 906-7e6•l/7/. SE1� BASS BMT i Wm - p 1913, 17 1a2 N, 235 W • CIO $ tfr wird ars J"M IF ' ' WAM *Mt 1MN tans TION nfu . Nae VANuvb- 4 ft (MBMra MFaNrSKTIONidt miw gmd t Mbk42K2 aldw Mfr Ift yr kr kNprMre i 1bINn N i A ANA- Gra. NOOs. merge. RIIt lydw i ttovr i1- Mntt M pew SW $10.000. Ck11sd IOSiL! li/7 of 90th Cob spa IMF oaaldi 4N-M3AKGM WO. (seed sm amrr�tft oftoft 21 hdrrscall 3D r r owl r� 140 faE+nr AL11oNOrme 131Ie, &M It= CM we 6W 2111L. 31W 11111p, NIIf' &1N V*AbL t OON 00 doW 60". Oar and TIM 1 . . /1 b HrrfaO CUMOM CO 427-2415 Or dau ID 4M 2. a1M11M $11 AM AID. 7L1 d1ffS 1° AD n rte sEaKKPd IIS` at alaMtitLi CM IN /Ids tap t dw pn 8aM Kyr 1/Iim p10. An h1U Na*� Nle AIM ori AM FMK r M M) M sm. C11111 IN- ebb tr9111" 001 AAF /OX ran. AAK 1 bo& a NMemmg apt,reriOl:.OW, Atloid. a poll dm often AWL Jus 1st, $71011mi 5- 41/5. AAAK-�. 140how No tar bmwilow. $1110. a, , ' sIiS lASM sm high ice". oto at ==I- mmlag IN�(ft) AMNMF �OBXspi1O dead. � paNM sal I all illlbudalll w�rM11, m plk, I b tan $N4. 2 MNlda. $710. 3 11t01Nt SM Cd 430-0134. sow IInn MW n 726443. 11L. (!06(r'60Fa1016. tate 1 m t Bnaml �=0IADZ YNL JdT 1st Nits 2 AN. ftww Ift 3 -Nr Sm pts 140& JNu 1st III* Ow Swd. 1� (!03) 571-1537. 132 1pkinm, may. PKC Bright 1 bM11m UK auam k Jum 1 � Co . 2 bedroom, upper, Man smoker Amail. June 1. + NIL room rn--' I has. JIM 1. buohthhrwljAIM ham for kwm After 7 PAL 90" WM LEVEL M bwApiaN foIl1I1bN0s/* a and OOdMab. dOn ANN* Jin Mi 00 830-M male 5425 (905)725.4 1 3 - bedroom man floor bnegalow 40111'rar" $850 Both aval- able June 1st Fhrsmast J tbarnn (905)7M94t4 S CLEAR affirm AREA. 3 beL room. townhouse. per, 0110226. Beo. private YW. avamablo now For int and 10 new 00"- 905.5794788. CLEARWATER, 2.3 bedroom fully furnished mobile (per- manent) (tomes. Central air. pools, hot tub. near beaches and nhalor attractions. CKIId- ren wekrome. S275/rreek. Plalos shown in your home. (90503-5503 11 private llamas For Sate COUNTRY Home with pool! Located on Concession Rd 8 near Tyrone. Beautiful ranch bungalow with 2 ar garage. aground pad w 1/2 am let over looking natural wooded area. 4 -bedrooms. 3 bath. fireplace. fllsfl. Intel kill a more. $229.900. Cam (905)9834175 MCXERHIG hblON deal for detached 3 -bedroom ION with an oversized garage. 8- rorms irMrto' frN! Buy with 5% down. As" only $163900. Ales SkwdWs So* - to am" Remy (lI5)-Gll- 9S/11. 1 ��- :11 +v+ wft floeig a Stam, Rio SETTER RESORT - fari. IY campground and cottage resort on the Trent. targe spacious sites. FuN hook-up from $825. 2 and 3 bedroom cottages from $425/wetk. Rec. hal. stere, pool, takefronb swimming. boating, good fish- ing- 905-436-0807; 705-778- 3096. smog III MONEY PR00LEINS, Get out of debt quick without going barodupt or being garnisheed. Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating. Call for Ira information. 905-576-3505, Student loam; included. OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. R IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. EMInsurer" MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly Financing for any put - pose, rales from 4- - Cow tapplication WINDOW • 1 REPAIRS gommxon ✓Broken windows BUILD a successful network ✓Ripped screens marketing baseness wait fins ✓cracked caulking ,appro�wapprovedAW ; 1 1lCltronmentany �h p Call Mike stn- g n mat n... "ee SVC. at 905-8343998 ass. Cam (906),127 -Will. Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, I3!umbil drywan, ceramic tiling 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 619-4663. cel.(416) 56041663 HOME tMP. Doors, windows, carpentry, room bais, decks & Painting Free estimates Seniors Discounts (905)428-3362 Ask for Paul HOMES Additions Renovations Roofing Basements Bathrooms Decks John 427-0059 RARE OPPORTUEM Iln Renovated as new. 2 and 3 IANOsCAn btKates, for We 1 traler . rue -, ,rI . SIGON GENERAL bedroom toww Jr., . 4 Nov map ler too year. Bat ter- CONSTRUCTION apph-M• We.000 "ally er (906)-404-1363. Serving Durham income b quality, am do- Regan 23 ym posd. GOOD CREDIT Sows START YOUR OWN no Additions, Stan decks, time 0 OM 10 WA~ PM- fuser Excitation Shape. yielding summer busirss rem" is auwa nOY.INfa I3abo doors, sated Gine Gvftxw Georp tock and tricycles. 4613) 8 rec moon etc. Wafer of Co10wN sank( a 519-4287, WM podea sales Free Estimates Cal it 905-7211-11,1/4. atyswrw. 576.5760 REDUCEDI $/117.011. Must TTREO of Not Making Money sell 3-bebcom semi on Bal- in MLM'S1 Whin GUAR- stem neat schoo s. Separate ENTEED SUCCESS? For your dr.hgmN New SSW is Assured Prosperty 1 -11M - deck f3pislad retro, 514-7306. S4wAy. Income. Newer CAC. meadows root. wroath, myon prospusFShingling. Shed. TRxWM 5 applwhe- G, Is. OWN POSSESSION! • 1 L�Andaws oowa 905.723-92111. oapes of old, raeaaaw MONAW area, 200. tat takefront property. 18x24 Ca. bin. boaVarobr pable OoaL .. , 0, good swwnrnp, Nlb- n0 SM -500. (906)372-399. 1 crftw ft Still CRYSTAL LAKE, 3-bsdrom cottagefireplace, bk rm Font Stavin Rd., wo slip bow-. rod deck, best will On late. Asking $135.000. Aftmark R•wr. C4N June Stay (705) 5-nW or (705)488-2752 land - modtn3 beb* mowt 4 in Wttape. WWAnind. wawl getyY term Ito Cowlinage: stows, dlgnrasharMu arta AM Pro PaitMLtg , 'raced waNpapeding ns� �v deaaae.�v Sarah d for 3 fpYbpYptedB. `M PSY e` HI Mn Gcuerw hepar' Wlat 1A° aLxw bel 10.000, hate dw answers a r�drd�ile price ter apps CA 723-0501. y..o.tu.; iare 201, Oa for Swms i 3495 72557 1. (706) 077' �Nwy for. Cao far a FREE E:rintle �r NsNMSNINIM 404-9669 • 1 1-900-451„4232 11911.11 CIIHI 11Na11aNN111NE, Adults only. TMS PAINTING lo".$3.99/min. i DECOR Lpy j on � NRAXM MAS- Interior elk EXi0 W 576-8422 BABE Shia s Service 40 Koff EIIrOpeBn WOItaINR- SL W(506) 406.9625 11:30 am Park Moo tilt Rad sNW - 0 pNA �. $37,500. 19M 331L TWy Ref fell" servim. win. qum wltoow. 3PL 420-0081 Mai. air, cat s soot 6)Ms-2f $12,500. (l007. MNNma im 1 upel NNNU =61gapMNM11 E. L RID6 IMOUSM SERVICE CONWff FnVE RATES • Weddings • Graduations • Casino Runs Airport Service • VIP Corporate Accounts • Special Occasions 1(905) 839-8686 Move boy or anal, we price them III! Free 6stf no", seniors disawt, short noria moues. Ap- pli inns moved, oleo sto+De aplce atait11bk. t L X Moving Systems ervices, moves, appliance ano specialists. Flat rate or We now have heated e units. We sell moving es. Park and load special, g at $125. and up. -0005 or 427-0005 MIg1ALilI1 MO41MO �� III STORAGE odeook houses. Apartmems. OKices. APPfia(ices a Piano sp«ialists. senora kris- CRYSTAL kfi nsu D . Free s. Licensed. DRIVER insured. Free Estimates EDUCATION Professional service. Call 436-7795. We prepare applicants for their E Cross Movers Bargain rates. hones, offices, apt., elk. Piano moving. Padorg available. 423-0238 830 CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretchhng. our Fr ff esmates. D i N Donna, IL 987-1799 or 917-1800 Pre -finished hardwood installations 426-1408 call Mike after 5p.m. GET ZFOR TWE PRICE OF f Sw Wil dean up to 3000 tom. & vaauing. r/rttrt, bas CleavinCleaving.•n11, ealdten, boos waded. wwh 11 ledges. base boards. a aft M an tte house 10 pars open I CIN aab • 416-7116-1QM PWm olid your dw SOW ad on #* drat * of wee af pu blicallion as Sole for Movie ti1Nn one iIll 11ion in the emli of an am. G1 to G2 " test also G2 to G. Learn to drive with us for maximum Insurance reduction 416-283-1629 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.O -4 lessons and test $105. -10 Lessons $150 Mull Course $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416)287-3060 892 � . w Vnt(rinan s best fnerd EJ CEfflONAL LWO senTiG MW" 1:'7J:'C.4,'VCk' & CIA.CT OU ADETY A Dt Wlff N 4104 8761 Sweet- Slender University Stsdewt offering upscale Erotic Massage Call 579-1501 7 days/week. 9am - Midnight 897 A NATURAL way to lose weight or improve your health is through Hoawa Seat "am. I've lost 60 Itis. Kelly Remmer - Herbalist (416)282-7305 : 1 '•m ter a'L� 1 Lahmte TM IABNWML illi �AMiiNANfrE• lIM� CALL OA11�� 831-7055 poly 511rvkN11 pNly SI6vi0a BAN= WAIl1U WOW Doing Mt#c For Oftuft Aid OOCa510ITS. H Own MapN3Ml.. CaM isl011i. 668-~ bMan.rions = *Nwm I m �► PHILIP STURNEN MALONEY w Dec. 5,1945 - May 15,1!!7 You were a loving husband and ffather A pal so good and true, A better husband and father never lived Your equals are but few. It is sad to walls the road alone, Instead of side by side, But to all there comes a moment When the ways of 1' divide. You gave us years ofhappiness, Then came sorrow and tears But you left us beautiful memories We will treasure through the years. From yowr IWMI W1k 3111IM M and cWMm Kw4 aM Kelly THE NEWS ADVF.RI7SER FRIDAY, MAY 15,1!!S -PAGE 23 Mm AIMMMIER =VMS SINCERELY YOURS ' TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. s2.49 PER MINITT.. YOV MINI' BE Ili not (4.1,,:11. Call 1900.451-3793 $2.49 per min. KIND OF OLWr Separated. while female 35. 54-, median built. hazel eyes, brown hair, honest aNec- bmab, non -shaker. Likes children and ani- mals. movies. photography, travelling, etc. Looking to meet a honest. non-smoker, affecaOnate male. 35 to 42. ler a relation- ship. BOX 26454 WANTS A 6000 MAN 22 year old. single. female. looking W a good man o spend 1me with. Looking for more than lust a Rig. would prefer some- one in the Cobourg am. Must like annoys. BOX 30502 YOU SNOOZE MOU LOOZE Attract". young M r old. 56-. mecum duh mom of one. F--* sears. who enjoys travel. rote( blaring. slung, &-V out. goll and movies. Lod"g Tor a profrw shonal man who r iaer and way with smnlarimerein 807(10617 LET'S CONNECT. 45 yrs young. 5 6-. wh s professional tidy. Cerrew, with brown hair +eye•. VEgm 11914 NOT A WINTER PERSONI 61 r cid lady so" a no smabrg mate WWI wweas in. gardens ravelit fie t ease and more. I enjoy o^9 waft in M surrrnner. ir11e darnceq, 1111• outdoors and moA. BOX 15120 T11E OUEEN WEI 38 yr old, 57% ttmale, boom tat ata own 0~ayes vstlh a t ". lives n Apra. t envoy music. conowtt. Drbecui g. win . . movers and Ware. Soo" a man. 3010 40, very down 10 earth. Nowt carrrd.rate and a good Saw of hum". Bolt 15912 SEEKS SANE AGE?" Sing* uAft to* Yes lut- twwnwir11g, m�yn�my da K�Wat. I7970 w vagn DAVE U BEEN - 16 r ori white kinaak. 57. blade haw teed Glue ares. I -M we" yap fro beach and Ytltrrg te &%wna.n music. rut seek vg an MWOCIWa" 18 b 23. gnat person- aNNy aru0 Salle d Ikan11". I have ora Ion 0 teak you... BO( 17973 ADVEUTtWAM Fido/! A couple looking ler a straight mak for dk- kxew and dean advemus. BOX 18323 ATTRACTIVE 6 ACTIVE Alesicbe blonds. DW eyed, slim. outgoing kmate S••bg an hoMst kin kivog, finari- caly s.n►e reined gehtawn with so Met interest. Entails tnwrg. bin¢ hh" rotor 26494 drh 1 9. ate. Agn 455 BOIL FP EMX FIRST Aon X. no dapednk. medurn bold. Yin.. . social 0 do. Yat picnics, sun bo -4 bae11g. concert, camping. out. dooa weya - 'L L Low"o 4.5ratec- bw,M. 3, no depswdehh. nhsdun wild. ME. hall., hall.nnewthrhdag, k •npyl B 30tf00 polls nkkorathp. LOM 1110 C IODLE 22 r old kwnste •4ors mows. ptTica on tw bsn , going for waft and h•+•g ar► de rbc dirnr11eA. Ww mat be. 22-26. w/ t rate., why enj'I M team• actiritiea and M1ar kids. Poetubee neletrorhtK hiD BO( LIFE VA11ite wldowtd Mhyt�YS full speed, SWAM, want, humorous, indtpMd - I11or11.tt erjop wamilp, m awm% Ma ow - how 0" ora, *Ac" and Mint that. soap >sall• wkite ww s f' or NNa. ones:: NX211491 w11t twTtr IhttratN toEm. brtrtw aweing •luo, nmlwsMf ihekmds�OimnOg., �L17M1 M r old. SNEAMM ��Utad...thr BO(3N21�0 od wR 30 b 40. b spot win. MlUOM DOLLAIN SM" 411 wr orf pnkla araelua vokNiod fan, plarcalA steasonnly aced 11ntneii ly! nlwaMc. krMrasN inrJtmdn nprtep SsaltnihlliprM aptia.Inc. MOO t 42 IUD 5KOW kids K.i /YiweOK 3 and Ayr eymNEAW ery a80W%tA Wod bmsb why kltaoY ltar and bbl, eyes. F.lyoys attic. IwstL dtarita iporls atwore stltl.hB 11 smhitr ianNfl, Ili ��+v UM A FNBD Lddlig for a pdrala wutpytla. yttria. and 90111 3'! IWpwb. i M Otlrlw iM�a soUIMAM Single, while mom, 40, 51-. 135 lbs, erthployed. enjoys movies. music. dung, bowling. etc. Seeking a cute. cuddly, while male. 38 to 44, non smoker. who rues kids and anirnals. who is fun loving, trustworthy and honest Cobourg area. BOX 30498 LOOKING FOR TRENDS 33 yr old mom. plays guitar, enjoys county music. bomb Ares. good friends and family. Looking for a 35.45 yr old male, unattached with similar interests ler friendship first. Cobourg area. BOX 30495 FRIENDSHIP FIRST Sim, attractive, white mom of one. 22, smoker. educated. Enjoys ramping, wwltin. watching movies and hon• Meseeking onodonany, financially stable man who will bring some laughter beck nil my life, and enjoys dildren's company Box 30490 CAN STEAL YOUR HEART 37 r cid single. white female. 5 6-,130 be. brown hat. bko eys. attracts. Nes quit' times. Seeking an honest alkcnonate, m- ule, white mak. 37 to 40. 5' 10- or tater, not aMwaght sense of humor, non smoker, no ..area pleas. No bill scow or head gtma. am 15302 HEART OF GOLD 42 r old woo mother so" a gehte- man. same age or Oldewho loves b be ponpered Innrrstttd in cooking tiro out- doem den ew socio di Ow and We. Bocci 172M SEEKING FIENOSINP Pate. amw*,e. Chuan WY, non smoker. non biddy Enjoys movies. drew. theater. dit" ta out amyk.k dell tips, wants and dives in tlw country. Seem honest snow. Christian gentleman. eery Mrs. won srnwler labra in this Cobourg oma, for trherdYnw only. SM 30467 FIMDM FIRST 23 Yew ltd single mom tl oil. ehPoys ear - oft going 0 naves• and fpew I - WW wrnt11gt y bans. It ntrwitd lean a mei- taps. Bit 30Ntltl NO COFFEE PLEASE! 49 r olid. "n Durham region Many "r- ad nteram and hobbw. Seywq a gull► man. 45 060. east be sicereand geu me. anon etitantlrg a skate, tong tern rats flonst E6icated a W i off a rust' All aft eeanhnd BOK 14366 LOOKING FOR A MAN 53 r cid anpbyW tenw seeking a mate. souw age grow. wan .h- . in Maes Neppihea, dur11g will naw. BOK 17140 U NSElF" MAN WANTED Mid 40's lerrrok. 5 6. two U+htren. average bdd. On bbd. nor. Imam eyes, open minded Intervals nc , - a verily of mYpc, ussn4 smer11p, aaveO& maws. piers. sic Seeks mak. 4as to early 50's, young at heart active. lel weeliN. lerd, games and *a% BOK 173M CAPRICORN W MMO 30 In, old wlste mother of two. simulate. Yes sorban. dues and quo •••nwge at hhonw. seem Caption mai W n tarter n hili. BOX 17578 SERIOUS REPLIES ONLY Ansyou rr wessed n a wild en - aft (noon III aeauo s pip/ wAh no strings sa a*O It W MMM al and M me know what you we' , 1" Early 305 par lens" with let of energy K baking ler your BOX 10692 FIT TIME BLL? Aaramm single. 46 r cid while %me*. 56-, short Ia11de hal. be- ng al, college sdueated. Sao" a rte, non srnokng nye, 42-52. ewployed, bw ci* andBy sabla ea11oti"11al- at giant dfwe* and w. BOOK 1201° 10 NIAIIINP OUN VXWS DN N It old. single hotels. STr. 130 Iles, WA weft dung he ach sedLA-mmLmo s S�MIip as CtnIR tendo/ and rhorhsratkeg mob, 36 to M, STr ter 1a11nr cite Mrs elxlann allow- WAIL now-WAIL OW 26477 LAIICE AND LOVELY Lady WO an dmandent 57. blue sps, fait hal. F�rtrswyI arrbdrnb. Says a nW 160 wins a tommaK womW WAN. Jim wY i 1 4 1 hon anpl., lora Van and and a deem win, 38 pkv wW out aw b=W bng0mn. 90K 26470 LOIS OF LOVE Tin ONE WA*Aod Win bode wdtw a Stn gar IMAM 57 b D. why is a good ORM a cattltbI WAIW- Lars U& noon.- BON 1210 11M IIUUBT MEET SOON_. a r del. «nplrytrd woeer of Ira wino oily( drag, °tea 9Mg etch. ard dift waNlti11g -Aes, -wwAi % W - stung amens coat cd and naihw DNIL win tb sem bdwsm . BOK 12106 46 yr old, ndad tr r BM halg ba, 1001, bating and morins.Sn " -asi- ginmea. BaO* 12632 o aft aft CW M wK- Coo■WTTOD10WM 7 Skget nholher, 411. W*p I s i g booing. Digo and mom. 116 saatdn itsrM9m 1l, 15176 &oovaacduWwanGu Can 1-900.4514793 $249 per min. SOR*VWRE OUTTHERE Single white male. 40. 511-, hwdem build. black hair, hazel eyes, mustache. praks- sional and a ran smoker. Enjoy rearing. music. basketball we&". and quiet evening& seeking sink wh4e tamale, ran smoker. sincere. covin, with traditional val- ues. BOX 30187 TIME ON MY HANDS! 60 yr old, reeled. male. 5'8-. 160 Its. tan smoker. sodas drinker. Looping far a down to 6" tally who Was linin out, dancing. singing and quiet tines together. BOX 10503 GET A LITTLE CLOSER! 39 r cid. 6'. 180 Ib. married male is looking for a dose erncounters w4h a marked woman. BOX 11113 THINK U FFT THE BLL 23 r cid, mature, white mak, averaSe h"K trorwvshired hat. good sense of humor. rno honor movies. some spares. bite rdft music and more. t also play tiro guitar and love chhiden. Loolang for an awwow, main. tit wo hit ktmale. 23 0 3e- BOX 16153 SOMETHOG N CONOON! 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