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Students rally against strike
photo by Walter Passare/la
More than 100 students from across Durham converged in Oshawa Friday
in a bid to get teachers back in the classroom. Bearing placards with vari-
ous slogans, the group heard student leader speeches and asked for some
resolution to the high school teachers' strike.
By Susan O'Neill
�',:", Wnter
High school students from across
the region took to the streets I-nday
to spread the message they want to
_0 hack to school.
Approximately I(lO student lead-
ers Brum school councils across
Durham comerged on Oshawa's
%lcmonal Park ti)r a noon -hour rally
helot to launch an orange nhhcn
campaign to encourage teachers and
the public schowl hoard to put stu-
Licnt� first.
"it doesn't matter who's fight or
v. ho's wrong... students should be the
first prionty;- said Deb Thompson,
event organizer and president of the
central east region of the Ontario
`;c,-ondary School Students' Associ-
ation (OSSSA). as she encouraged
students to voice their opinions on
the current teachers' strike in
Durham.
Students waved placards on the
street corners surrounding the park
hefore gathering at the bandshell for
a series of student speeches.
..We're here showing our concern
lir our education;' said Kim Hewitt,
a student from Whithv's Henry
Street High Schoch. "We re the ones
that are affected ... I really want to he
back at school "
But, students want to go back to
,,choxtls that continue to offer after-
school programmes and sports
teams.
But w,hilc most pupils don't want
to sec a work -to -rule situation that
would atfect extra -curricular activi-
MARK IVANCICEVIC
'I just want to go back to school.'
ties, Ajax High School student
Kathie Thompson said at least stu-
dents would be getting an education.
In an interview following the ral-
ly, the UAC student said teachers are
sending kids a had message.
"It' you don't get what you want
you stamp your feet and walk away;'
she said. "That's the impression
they're giving.
" 1 think the government should
legislate them back. My education is
being severely hurt by this;' she
added.
The 18 -year-old pupil pointed out
that even with the mandated increase;
in instructional time, the amount of
time Ontario's teaches will be
teaching is among the lowest in
Canada.
"I have a job after school and 1
still find time for my homework and
See STUDENTS/ Page 8
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scare at
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Officials at the Ajax and
Pickering Health Centre plan
"aggressive infection control"
measures following confirma-
tion Friday of two cases of bac-
terial infection in firmer pa-
tients.
Sue Van Exan. the hospital's
co-ordinator of public affairs,
said Friday officials verified
two cases of Vancomycin -Re-
sistant -Enterococcus (VRF:)
and are currently in the process
of determining the extent to
which the bacteria exists at the
health centre.
And lane Texuc, infection
control manager at the hospital,
said every patient was tested
for the bacteria Friday. Hospi-
tal officials are currently await-
ing results on those tests to
confirm whether there are more
cases.
Ms. Van Exan said "precau-
tionary measures" have been
undertaken, which include
"isolation of the individuals
with confirmed VRI .: and the
"introduction of infection con-
trol procedures."
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KEN THOMAS
Pickering man executed for his car
`EVIL' THUGS CAN'T APPLY FOR PAROLE FOR ZS YEARS
By Ste0w Sarah►
Statt W nter
Two men serving life sentences
for the Gagnon Sports murders have
received another 18 yeas in prison
for shooting four others during the
"savage and ruthless" 1994 robbery.
No sentence which could be im-
posed under Canadian law could re-
flect the community's total shock
and revulsion at a crime which left
two hard-working family men dead
and three others seriously wounded,
said Mr. Justice Harry LaForme.
'"Inose of you who have suffered
through this take my best wishes
with you and my sincerest hope that
each of you can now sleep comfort-
ably, and to the best extent you can
appreciate justice has been done, at
least to the extent we can in this
country:: '
Ronald Woodt;ock, 46, and
Roshan Norouzali, 34, were convict-
ed earlier this year of two counts of
first-degree murder in the slayings of
Roger Pardy and Ken Thomas.
They kidnapped and executed Mr.
Thomas, a self-employed Pickering
carpenter, Sept. 14, 1994 for the sole
purpose of stealing his car to use in
the robbery for guns later that day.
Mr. Pardy, a 43 -year-old married
father of two sons, was shot dead
when the masked bandits stormed
his Simcoe Street South store and
opened fine, wounding three others.
There is not a shred of evidence
this was anything but planned, delib-
erate, savage and ruthless... Their ac -
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ForeverKillings crimes starkest horror'
KILLINGS/ From Page 1
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In my
heart and
my soul
The following is a poem written by
Lesley Thomas in memory of her
father, Ken, the Pickering man
who was one of two slain by the
Gagnon Sports store robbers. It
was filed to the court Friday along
with her victim impact statement.
Dedication
Dad, you made me the person that
I am today,
Gave me all the love and took all the
pain away,
Without you I don't know where I
would be,
since you are my strength and my
serenity.
I Dad, although you are not here you
will never be too far to share that
secret wish on the first star.
I A special place I gave for you to be.
is in my heart for eternity.
Dad. the relationship we have is a
unique bond
which can't be broken from be-
yond.
There's not a moment that goes by
when I think of you Dad,
start to cry.
Then there are times that I just
want you by my side.
Dad. I am grateful to you since you
taught me everything that I know,
And all that was wanted in return
was your pride to show.
I just want you to know Dad. that
the memories I have will not have
far to go,
Since they will stay with me forever
in my heart and in my soul.
I love you Dad.
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tions had a coldness and merciless
that cannot be denied. Any font of
resistance was met with gunfire;'
said Crown attorney Bryan Davies.
He urged the judge to impose the
maximum penalty of lite imprison-
ment fi+r four counts of attempted
murder, among the remaining
charges the Pair were sentenced for
Friday.
"All that happened that
da%...thesc are offences of" the most
starkest horror;' said Mr. Davies.
He described the killers as "cold,
evil unrepentant men"
Mr. Justice LaForme Sentenced
them to 18 year-% for each attempted
murder, five years for unlawful use
of a firearm dunng a robbery, three
years for possession of a silencer.
10 year% for the robbery of Mr.
Pandy and 10 year% for the rohhen
of Mc Thomas.
Lender the Criminal Code, all
must run concurrent to the life sen-
tences. The pair will be eligible for
parole atter serving 25 year%.
During his submission, Mr.
Davies briefly recounted the; -chill-
ing facts" of the caw. from the -ran-
dom execution" of Mr. Thoma.. his
hod% lett to decompose in a w(xxl-
ed area to the gun shop raid which
saw Mr. Partly killed.
On the moming of the last da% of
his life Mr. Thomas shared a coffee
with his w Ifo. Danielle. and daugh-
ter. Lesle%, now 23. then Set out to
�ROSHAN NOROUZALI RONALD WOODCOCK LNATHALIE PARDY DANIELLE THOMAS
run sonic hank errands.
During the next couple of hours
Mr. Thomas crossed paths with his
killers. his life worth nothing, more
to them than the car they needed fir
the robbery.
He was taken to a secluded wa-
terfront location near the Pickering
nuclear plant, forced to kneel on the
ground and shot four time,, in the
head.
AM)ut 5-10 p.m.. as a routine
da% wound down at the popular
sporting goods store. Mr. 'Aixd-
cock and Mr Norouralt donned
masks and stormed the Simcoe
Street South shop.
Those who survived the fit) sec-
onds of terror remain physically or
psychologically scarred. the court
heard.
"For all these innocent victims.
the pain has simply never stopped;'
said Mr Davies.
Mr. Woodcock. the stocky gun -
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man who cleared the path with bul-
lets as Mr. Noruuiali rushed a gun
case, burst first through the front
door of the store armed with a si-
lenced .22 calibre weapon.
He shot employee Randy Jenk-
ins in the arra, customer David
Spicer in the chest — the bullet re-
mains lodged near the heart — and
at the head of employee Wesley
Glaspell, the bullet just missing.
"We're being held up, call the
police" Mr. Pandy whispered into
the telephone a% Mr. Woodcock ad-
vanced towards the sales counter.
The popular Oshawa busines%-
man was shot once in the head and
once in the chest, collapsing to the
floor. He was killed instantly.
Moments later. customer George
Harlampopxwlos was shut in the
back of the head while diving for a
staircase.
"It was h} sheer good fortune he
was not murdered just like Mr.
Thomas and Mr. Pardy," said the
Crown. They bullet bounced of his
skull and exited. In his victim State-
ment Mr. Harlampopoulos said he
now lives in fear of being a "target
for any psycho:'
Court heard the heist was strictly
f"or guns and saw the launch of a
reign of terror inflicted by the 'Bal-
aclava Bandits' — as they were lat-
er dubbed in London.
Only two of the guns have been
recovered and "each of you will be
responsible for the carnage (left bye
these killing weapons;' Said Mr.
Justice LaForme.
"I don't know if it brings clo-
sure... I don't know if that will ever
come;' Said Danielle Thomas.
Nathalie Pardy said she was re-
lieved at the end of the proceedings.
'Tiley gave him the max and we
feel good"
Both men are appealing their
convictions.
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Put up and we'll pay up,
Region tells Province
DURHAM WANTS ITEMIZED LIST OF DOWNLOADED SERVICES FROM PROVINCE
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1"S - PAGE 3
vy Ke/tifi 61111gan
Staff Writer
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Region could be in trruble if it set a
The Province may be asked to prove
x
precedent.
"If you pay once, the moral high
why Durham owes $30 million before the
,i;
ground is gone"
Region will write a cheque.
Durham should stick to its guns, he
Regional Council will decide next
said. "We'll he glad to forward the appro-
Wednesday if it will withhold payment
;
priate amounts" once the Province peer
for downloaded and assessment u rviccs
�.
vides an itemized invoice.
until Queen's Park provides an itemized
soAssistant
Regional Solicitor Andrew
invoice for the total.
Allison said Durham should be on solid
Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'Con-
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GERRI LYNN BRIAN
ground if it withholds payment because
nor told finance committee colleagues
g
this past Wednesday, "I don't know an-
O'CONNOR NICHOLSON
provincial legislation only states a munic-
"shall"
other business orrson in the world who
�
For all I know, a the
If you � Y pay �
ipality cough up the money when
invoiced.
would remit this kind of money without
some bureau- Province) once,
"To suggest, because we're asking for
any backup figures"
'Me
crat... was using the moral high
an itemized hill we're acting outside the
Province has sent invoices to the
an abacus.' ground is gone.'
law, to me, is totally foreign:'
Region for $25 million to cover
- -- – -
The committee also voted to ask other
Durham's share for social housing, GO
Mr. Clapp warned politicians against
councils in the GTA to join Durham in
Transit and land ambulances, and anoth-
withholding payment to Queen's Park.
withholding payment until they get back-
er bill for about $5 million for assessment
"Me Province will hit us with interest in
up information.
services.
October if we don't pay."
"The Province will have no choice but
But, Queen's Park has failed to pro-
He suggested paying this hill, but not
to either force it or be: accountable. Either
vide details on how the figures were
subsequent ones.
way, they will be held responsible;'
reached.
But, Coun. Nicholson countered the
Coun. Nicholson concluded.
Payment of the bills was due Sept. I
and interest will NeLin accruire as of Oct.
Coun. O'Connor contended the Re-
gion shouldn't pay "without any itemized
hill in front of us. For all I know, some
(Queen's Park) bureaucrat with his feet
up on a desk was using an abacus to fig-
ure it cwt"
Her comments were echoed by Os-
hawa Councillor and finance committee
chainnan Brian Nicholson. "How do you
pay a bill if you don't know how the bill
was achieved?
"The ministry gives us no assurance
the money they are requesting is higher
or lower than the expenses;' he contin-
ued.
"We could, in fact, be- subsidizing the
Province of Ontario:'
Whitby Councillor Gerry Emm raised
the spectre of an even worse scenario.
"What it' the bills are incorrect:' Who
checks them?"
Finance commissioner Jim Clapp
agreed with the politicians, to a point.
-It's true, normally we have backup. But,
I know we won't have the backup for
some time. We've asked a million times
for background on the numbers" but the
information hasn't been provided.
But, he cautioned councillors that
Queen's Park officials won't necessarily
see eye to eye with Durham politicians.
"'Meir argument will be they've pro-
vided the backup with the regional as-
sessment (figures). Your definition of
backup and theirs are two different
things.
"I understand 100 per cent and agree
with what you're saying. I'm frustrated as
well. But they have you over the barrel"
Fairport
residents meet
PICKERING — The Fairport
Beach Neighbourhood Association is
holding a general meeting Tuesday,
Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the teachers'
lounge at Frenchman's Bay Public
School (Oklahoma Drive and West
Shore Boulevard).
For more information call associa-
tion president Paul White at 509-7139.
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WORKS DEPARTMENT
Some Pickering residents south of Bayly St., in the
area of West Shore Blvd., may have experienced
some discoloured water the week of August 3, 1998.
These problems occurred as a result of construction
at Rosebank Road and Highway 2. In order to
Perform the required work, it was necessary to alter
the valving of the water distribution system which
resulted in changes in water flow direction and
velocity. These changes caused the discoloured
water.
Work at the intersection of Rosebank and Highway 2
will be completed during the week of September 21,
1998. Following the completion, the valving of the
water system will be returned to the original setting.
This may cause a similar event to occur. You can be
assured that the water quality remains safe but in
the event of discoloured water please turn on your
tap to allow it to clear. If the problem persists contact
the Ajax Depot at (905) 683-1471 or after hours 1-
800-372-1104. Your patience is appreciated while
we continue to make improvements to the water
distribution system.
Trustees meet Monday
The public and separate
school boards are holding
meetings Monday.
Durham District School
Board trustees get together
at 7 p.m. at the education
centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E.,
Whitby.
The Durham Catholic
District School Board meets
at 7:30 p.m. at board head-
quarters, 650 Rossland Rd.
W., Oshawa. For informa-
tion call the public board at
666-55(x) or the separate
board at 576-6150.
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Another
GOLFERS RAISE
$113,000 FOR AJAX-PICKERING HOSPITAL
Patients of the Ajax and Pick-
ering Health Centre are the
-winners" of a golf tournament
that raised more than $113,000
for the hospital foundation.
-I[ went fantastically well:'
reports Shirley Freek of the
foundation. *'NN'e*re still reeling.-
The
eeling-The third annual Pickering
Town Centre Mayors' Charity
Classic in support of the founda-
tion was held Wednesday at
Cherry Downs Golf and Country
Club in Pickering. Corporate
sponsors. including the News
Advertiser, and 14.3 golfers
helped the foundation surpass its
goal of $90.(W. In three years,
the tournament has raised ap-
proximately S280.(X)O for the lo-
cal hospital.
The money from this %car's
event will go towards precision
orthopedic surgical equipment.
The orthopaedic sNcialt% at
the Ajax and Pickering Health
Centre is "one of the most rc-
spected and fastest growing
health services in Durham Re-
gion", the foundation reports.
Surgical orthopedic proce-
dures include relief for chronic
arthritis, correction of sports in-
junes, repairing of broken hips
and the setting of complex trau-
ma fractures such as those sus-
tained in car accidents.
*'Wc have had tremendous
support from the regional chair-
man, the mayors and our corp) -
rate sponsors notes committee
chairman Howard Sokolowski.
-The Pickering Town Centre
Ntavors' Charft% Classic has be-
photo by Ron Pietroniro
Lannie Laabs shows his disappointment after missing a putt during
the 3rd annual Pickering Town Centre Mayors' Charity Classic held
at Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club. This year's event raised
$113.000 for the hospital, to be used for precision orthopedic sur-
gical equipment.
come an outstanding event and winners"
we are very proud to be able to Last year. the golf tourna-
support the hospital and our ment collected $Sv,.(XN) for the
community in this way. In the foundation. The vcar before that,
end. it's the patients who are the it raised $790X).
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HUNDREDS OF TICKETS ISSUED IN AJAX-PICKERING BLITZ
Police have handed out 397
speeding tickets in Ajax and
Pickering during the first two
weeks of a month-long traffic
blitz.
Eight additional officers were
assigned to the division for the
,.zero tolerance" traffic enforce-
ment campaign, during which
police are paying extra attention
to school zones.
' There have been a lot of
comments from local citizens I'm
told who are pleased to see the
crack -down," said Sergeant Jim
Grimley. Some residents, he said,
have even offered use of their dri-
veways to set up speed traps.
In total, Sgt. Grimley said,
545 drivers have been cited for
offences under the Highway
Traffic Act from Sept. I to Sept.
13.
Nineteen have been fined for
running red lights, 15 for going
through amber lights, 38 for fail-
ing to stop at a stop sign and 1 1
for careless driving.
The remaining fines issued
have been for failing to wear a
seatbelt (4), driving without a li-
cence (4), failing to produce a li-
cence (6), failing to surrender
registration (4), failing to have a
validated licence (8), driving
without insurance (4), driving
whileprohibited, (2 under the JIM GRIMLEY
Criminal Code), driving while
suspended (2), failing to obey a 'Local citizens ... are pleased to
crossing guard (I ) and racing (2). see the crackdown.'
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EDITORIAL LETTERS
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Students have
the ridea
Student leaders from across Durham took their show
on the road Friday when they staged a rally in downtown
Oshawa. And their message came through loud and clear.
They were articulate. They were passionate. They con-
ducted themselves with grace and maturity.
With am luck others will notice that, particularly the
high school teachers in Durham Region and educators at
Durham's school boards.
"We're here showing our concern for our education;'
noted high school student Kim Hewitt.
"It doesn't matter who's right or who's wrong ... stu-
dents should be the first priority." said Deb Thompson, an-
other high school senior.
"If you don't get what you want you stamp your feet
and walk away. That's the impression (teachers are) giv-
ing:' offered 18 -year-old Kathie Thompson, an Ajax High
School student.
Those sentiments — and the growing public backlash
against teachers' strikes — speak to the heart of this latest
dispute between educators, the provincial government
and, by extension, school boards in communities across
Ontario.
:Moreover, the students offered a solution to benefit
everyone: Forgo the strike, allow children back to class
where they belong, and continue negotiations along the
way.
It's true teachers have a right to strike under collective
SCHOOLYARD POLITICS
LETTERS
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Your organs
could save
someone's life
gans is when someone of great impor-
tance needs one, or perhaps when a
child is in need and the parents fight so
hard to save their offspring's life.
Otherwise, there is a small section
on your driver's licence that you can
sign to become an organ donor. When
you think of the number of people,
bargaining provisions in Ontario. But they also have the
To the editor:
young and old, who are passing on
right, and the power, to shape and determine alternative
I was recently told about a man
every day, there would be no shortage
strategies. In this case, that would be to do the very thing
who was literally given a date when he
would die, if he did not have a lung
of donated organs if we all thought a
little beyond the moment. After all,
student leaders here are suggesting.
transplant. Of course, as with so many
once we are dead, the spirit is what is
We're already three weeks into a strike that threatens
of our health problems• there are never
needed to make it past Heaven's gate.
the future for thousands of young adults in Durham. We
enough donated organs to go around.
And wouldn't it be wonderful to know
encourage, in the strongest possible terms, union leaders
This man was one of the fortunate
when your time docs come that part of
and board negotiators alike to put aside their labour dif-
people. He did get his transplant and at
you could live on in someone els;:, per-
ferences for now and start the school year.
the time of this writing, he is doing
haps a youngster who without your
By doing so, teachers wouldn't be abandoning their
well.
..gift" would never know a full and re -
ideals. They wouldn't necessarily be conceding important
However, this incident started me
warding life'?
bargaining leverage. They wouldn't be caving in to the
thinking about all the hundreds of
By the way, my drive's licence is
provincial government.
thousands out there who are not so
signed. How about yours.
They would be doing this: Showing their students they
lucky.
As a healthy person it is very ditii-
Joan Brandstetter,
truly are putting them first and allowing them to learn.
cult to even imagine what it must be
Ajax
The government has legislated education changes in
like to wake up each morning and
Ontario, which we have always believed are overdue.
wonder, "Will today be the day they
The News Advertiser accepts letters to
School boards are living by the provisions of those man-
call to tell me they have a donor for my
the editor. All letters should be typed or
dated changes. Teachers are on strike because they believe
ailing organ'. Or worse still, will it be
neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each
they should be.
yet another day of pain and agony,
letter must be signed with a first and last
But if they want to put students first, it's in their power
wondering if maybe this is my last
name or two initials and a last name.
to do so.
Today we have people fighting for
g
Please include a phone number for veri-
There's really only one place to wage the final battle:
so many causes — animal rights, gay
fication. The editor reserves the right to
At the ballot box.
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Opinions expressed in letters are those
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of the writer and not necessarily those of
the News Advertiser.
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Whining
teachers can
find jobs that
aren't so soft
To the editor:
I would like all the parents of students
adversely affected by the current teachers'
strike to do a little math.
The government is "forcing" the teach-
ers to teach a little less than 21 hours per
week. The work week in my company is
37.5 hours a week. It strikes me that there
are still 16.5 hours a week for preparatory,
marking and extra -curricular needs. Does
everyone agree with the math'?
Since teachers' unions are certain their
members are being unfairly imposed
upon, why don't they install time clocks
for the teachers to check in and out? Then,
at the next contract negotiation, we will all
have a better idea of their hours. With this
information the principals can then better
deploy their manpower to cover student
needs.
If the unions resist this suggestion it
strikes me that they have something to
hide. Could teaching be a soft touch?
I am fed up with this whining. Frankly,
they have the right to seek alternative em-
ployment if they don't like the terms and
conditions of their current employer, the
taxpayers.
Brian K. Malcolm,
Pickering
Time for MPs
to end illegal
pay inequity
To the editor: '
Re 'Pay equity appeal backed' in the
Aug. 30 News Advertiser.
Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan
McTeague's observation that the federal
employees' union should have "noticed
during 10 years of negotiations there was
a problem" is misleading. The union took
pay equity'to negotiations in the early '80s
but was told that this was not the place to
discuss it.
As for Oshawa MP Ivan Grose's "prob-
lem" with "back pay", the discrimination
existed before the complaint was filed and
hasn't stopped after 14 years of govern-
ment stalling. While Marcel Masse de-
scribes this process as a "long-standing
and unequivocal commitment to the prin-
ciple of pay equity", the Canadian Human
Rights Commission describes it as "excru-
ciatingly slow",
Although I've never heard of Mr.
Grose's "magic money tree" behind the
parliament buildings, I did hear the Liber-
al promise to abide by the tribunal ruling.
Perhaps Mr. Grose, your "duty" should be
to live up to your campaign promise and
end illegal discriminatory practices.
Neil Willard
xR -
All?
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 11998 - PAGE 7
HosoolceDurhamdozenCommunity
honoured
VOLUNTEER WORKERS HONOURED BY ONTARIO LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BL_ARY WESTON I
By Shawn Simpson
Special to the News Advertiser
Tears of joy flowed freely Sat-
urday as 12 Hospice Durham vol-
unteers were honoured by the
Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
for their selfless commitment to
individuals and their families fac-
ing life-threatening illness.
Hospice Durham is a not-for-
profit community-based volunteer
programme that provides in-home
support to individuals and families
dealing with life-threatening ill-
ness. Its goal is to help patients
live the remainder of their lives as
fully as possible.
Lt. Gov. Hilary M. Weston, the
honourary patron of the Ontario
Hospice Association, commended
Hospice Durham for its "excellent
work" and thanked its volunteers
for their tireless fahour of love in
guiding people through times of
crisis. "Today's hospices are true
to the Latin roots of the meaning
'hospitality and hosts,"' she said
softly. "And our hosts and our
guides in this movement are our
volunteers. It takes a very special
type of person and a very unique
kind of volunteer to help and guide
people in the gentle way that you
do. For, as travellers in life, we of-
ten find ourselves journeying with
illness, in search of the comfort
and care that only the warm heart
and good soul of a hospice volun-
teer can provide:'
Following the award ceremony
Cheryl Macl.cml, executive direc-
tor of Hospice Durham, said the
event went better than she could
have hoped for. In fact, selecting
12 recipients out of more than I(N)
devoted volunteers proved more
challenging than preparing for the
Lieutenant Governor's arrival.
Though each and every volun-
teer should receive an award, the
12 chosen this year had to meet
very stringent criteria, she said.
They must have provided direct,
hands-on client service, have been
a volunteer for at least five years,
have been available to provide a
significant number of volunteer
hours over those five years and
have shown ongoing and consis-
tent commitment to the hospice
movement.
Those who met that criteria and
were chosen to receive an award
include: Heddi Gregor, Sheila
Frechette, Cecilia Riordan, Toni
Bakermans, John Fowles, Janine
Muller, Carole King, Judy O'Don-
ncli, Kelly Weatherall, Dorothy
Little, Geraldine Goldberg and
Anne Duivesteyn.
"What can you say about the re-
cipients and all our volunteers;"
says Ms. MacLeod. "They're won-
derful. You can use words like
flexible and willing but these peo-
ple have a special quality atx)ut
them. These people are excellent
individuals who provide services
to strangers that some of us have
difficulty providing to our own
family members. Simply put, they
give of themselves:'
While the award recipients that
spoke to This Week following the
presentations were thrilled to be
honoured by Hospice Durham and
Hilary M. Weston they each stated
emphatically that they benefit, as
much from their work as do their
clients.
"She is a nice, down-to-earth
person;' said Ms. Bakermans of
the Lieutenant Governor. "But, 1
do volunteer work for pleasure and
for that I am honoured'!" Ms. Lit-
tle adds, "It's a very humbling ex-
perience. Every volunteer should
bet honoured. The personal satis-
faction from being a Hospice
Durham volunteer is awesome. It's
Bubbles boy
Michael King entertained himself with soapy water and plastic
toys last week during the opening of Diana Princess of Wales
Park in Pickering. The park provides facilities for youth.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
There were smiles all around last weekend as Ontario Lieutenant -Governor
Hilary Weston turned out to recognize the efforts of Hospice Durham vol-
unteers. Here, Judy O'Donnell accepts an award from Mrs. Weston.
a privilege to share (my client's)
journey with them."
Since
hem.-
Since the first meeting of the
steering committee in June 1988
followed by its incorporation as a
registered charity in March 1991,
Hospice Durham has helped hun-
dreds of clients through thousands
of volunteer hours. As an example,
in 1997 Hospice Durham served
148 individuals across the region,
logging in a total of 5,030 volun-
teer hours. And each year the de-
mand for services continues to in-
crease.
The number of clients served in
1997 represents a 33 per cent in-
crease over the previous year. Hos-
pice Awareness Week runs from
Oct. 12 to 18. Anyone who would
like to donate, volunteer or learn
more about Hospice Durham can
do so by calling (905) 435-524'1
Hospice care is free of charge and
anyone can contact Hospice
Durham for help or to make a re-
ferral by calling the number noted
above.
At went better than we could
have hoped for," said Ms.
MacLeod of tits. Weston's pres-
ence at the reception. "The recog-
nition from the Lieutenant Gover-
nor, her personal comments to the
staff and the volunteers are en-
couraging and very validating. -
Two -day conference
highlights achievements,
employment network
CFTO's Ken Shaw and comedian
Gord Paynter from Yuk Yuk's will be
among the personalities at this year's
Durham Region Employment Network
(DREN) conference.
The association's second annual
awards and conference, `Partnering for
Economic Success '98,' will be held on
Thursday, Oct. 22 and Friday, Oct. 23 at
the Holiday inn in Oshawa.
Thursday evening will run from 5:30
p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and features the pre-
sentation of DREN awards of excellence
to local employers and employment ser-
vices, wine and cheese, and a trade show.
Mr. Shaw will host the awards and Mr.
Paynter will end the night with comic re-
lief. Admission is free. Friday's profes-
sional development activities will in-
clude a few key speakers such as Minis-
ter of Labour Jim Flaherty, Regional
Chairman Roger Anderson, Mayor Nan-
cy Diamond, CUPE President Sid Ryan,
local employers, and keynote speaker
Carl Hiebert- Friday will run from 8:30
a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and will cost $50 per
person. DREN is a network of employ-
ment specialists from Durham Region
which provides assistance to persons
seeking employment. For more informa-
tion call Lisa Yassein, 436-6877, or
Stephen Bourque, 436-3766.
Durham AIDS committee needs volunteers
The AIDS Committee of Durham is
looking for new members to join its
board of directors.
Pro -active planners and creative
thinkers over the age of 18 and residents
of Durham Region are needed in a vari-
ety of areas. 'lite board meets monthly
and volunteers would be required to par-
ticipate on one additional monthly com-
mittee, such as fund-raising and advoca-
cy. Directors are elected annually for a
maximum term of three years.
Anyone interested in joining the
board is asked to call 665-0051 for an ap-
plication form. The deadline for applica-
tions is Oct. 5.
news in Ajax
and Pickering
Small class
sizes, contract
talks `please'
grade school
teachers
The elementary school year is
off to a uood start across the re-
gion as class sizes are down and
negotiations continue between
teachers and the public board, re-
ports a local union leader. i
"We're reall) pleased with the
way the year has started for us. -
says Bill Butcher, co -president of
the Durham division of the new-
ly -formed Elementary Teachers'
Federation of Ontario (ETFO).
The union leader says educa-
tors are happy to see smaller
class sizes at schools throuehout
the region.
Under Bill 160, the Province
limited the average class size at
the elementary level to 25
"Ilx: class size numbers seem
to be coming in pretty clow: to
25,-' says Mr. Butcher, who notes
last year some classes had up to
37 students. "Ware not seeing
that this year."
Meanwhile, local members of
ETFO met with Durham District
School Board officials Thursday
to continue contract talks and
will he hack at the hareainine
table Sept. 23 and 28 The meet-
ing was the first between the two
parties since JuneAfr. Butcher
says teachers are -pleased- with
the progress being made.
More Kids on
the Block
needed
Kids on the Block -Durham
Region is getting ready for the
upcoming school year but re-
quires more day and evening vol-
unteers.
Kids on the Block -Durham
Region, is a programme which
uses life-size puppets to bring an
awareness and understanding to
local children on special issues
around disabilities, safety and so-
cial concerns. Anyone interested
in volunteering their time must
be mature, able to memorize a
short script fairly easily, work
well as a team member and must
be available for weekly perfor-
mances within Durham.
Daytime volunteers must
commit to one-half day per week
and evening volunteers must be
available for two hours weekly.
For more information call
Katherine at 655-5680 or attend
the Sept. 24 orientation session at
947 Adelaide Ave. E., Oshawa at
7 p.m.
PACE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISE R SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1998
A/P
Waste station foes await news on hearing
8r Marianne Takacs
Stan Writer
Pickering and Ajax residents
anxious about plans for it new waste
recycling/transfer station in their
neighb)urhoo d should soon know if
there'll be an environmental hearing
on the proposal.
On WKednesdaY. Pickering -Ajax
Citizens 70eether (PACT) ti)r the
Environment made a fomial request
to the Ontario Municipal Board floc
OMB hearings on the waste facihty
to he replaced with 'Joint Board'
hearings that would also consider
emironniental issues, rather than
simply looking at zoning matters. A
decision was to be issued within
days.
The garbage facility would he
built by J & F write Systems Inc. at
57 Notion Rd., south of Hws. 2 in
Aiax at the border with Pickering. J
F has applied to the Ministr} of*
the EnNironment ti)r it certificate of
approval allowing it to process up to
750 metric tonnes per day of indus-
trial/commercial solid nun -haz-
ardous waste at the site. including
recyclables such as wood, card-
board. glass. metals. paper and con-
struction/demolition waste.
PACT lawyer Philip McMullen
estimates that, if the site takes in five
to 10 per cent organic waste from
places such as restaurants. it could
be processing 12.0(X) to
tonnes of "rotting food" per year.
"Obviously, that is going to at-
tract rodents. that's going to produce
a had smell. The quality offife is go-
inL, to he wonderful -
People on both sides of' the bor-
der ha -e banded together to tight the
J & F prupo)sal, saying they are con-
cerncd the facillts will bring noise.
odour. dirt and excessive truck traf-
fic into their neighbourhood. They
are also concerned the site may end
up accepting residential waste. but
Town of Aiax official Leo DeLoyde
says he's received written assurance
DAVID HOME
'Our worst fear come true'
from J & F= that it's not asking for
pemlission to accept household
garbage.
J K F has maintained it is build-
ing a clean, modem facility with
measures to control odours, where
Students `just want
to get back to school'
STUDENTS/ From Page 1
extra -curricular activities:' she said. She
hopes teachers will continue to volunteer
their time for tean,s and clubs.
Ajax parent Heather Gilbert. who) has
Dupont
employees
evacuated
ATAX — Employees at Dupont
Canada were evacuated Friday morn-
ing and two members of the company
firefighting brigade were sent to hos-
pital for observation after smoke was
seen in the building.
The Agar Fire Department deter-
mined the smoke was concrete dust
created by workers on the roof.
The Fairall Street building was
evacuated. ventilated and inspected
before employees could return to
work.
leen holding a one -woman protest
against the teacher outside Ajar High
k'ht)ol fc)r much of the sinks, also at-
tended the rail,..
Holding: a sign reading. "teachers
ha\e no class:' the Ajax woman said she
watt there to suppo)n the students.
"I think the,. should be back in class"
she said. adding: negotiations could con-
tinue while teacher were teaching.
Gilhert's placard 'attracted some
attention t om se\eral teachers in atten-
dance and there were words between the
two sides.
"It's an uneducated point of view:,
staid KatfiN Green, a teacher fur 28 Years
who m% tied Ms. Gilbert to shadow tier at
work for a day to see just what teacher
(k) at s:h(x)I.
Meanwhile, a handful of student% alu)
gathered outside the Durham Catholic
District Schox)I Board's Catholic educa-
tion centre on Rossland Road in Oshawa
Fnday w protest the board's lockout.
"I just want to get back to school and
to put some pressure on the board to
make the deal:' said Mark Ivancicevic, a
Grade 12 student at Dwyer, who says stu-
dents will be on the line with teacher
again on Monday.
Teens collared after chase
Three Oshawa teens face charges after a stolen van reached
speeds of 170 km -h during a police pursuit which started in
Clarington and ended in Scarborough Friday morning.
Durham Regional Police said a 1990 Pontiac Transport was
stolen from a Swiss Chalet parking lot on King Street East in
Courtice about 10:15 p.m. Thursday.
Just before 1 am. Friday police received a report of thieves
breaking into cars in Bowmanville and, as officers responded
they spotted the stolen van, Sergeant Jim Grimley said.
The vehicle sped onto the westbound ramp of Hwy. 401 and
was chased at high speeds to Thickson Road in Whitby, where
officers terminated the chase, Sgt. Grimley said.
He said the suspect vehicle was spotted a short time later at
Whites Road in Pickering by Ontario Provincial Police, which
picked up the pursuit.
As the van continued westbound, police cruiser surround-
ed it, forming a moving road -block and forcing it to a stop near
Warden Avenue in Scarborough.
The driver and two passengers in the van fled on foot but all
three were eventually captured during a search by Durham and
Toronto police canine units.
The youths, ages 13, 16 and 18, were arrested and taken in-
to custody. No charges had been laid as of press time on Friday.
all the waste processing will lake
place inside it building. The compa-
ny has also vowed not to allow
trucks going to and from the waste
station to use Pickering Parkway.
The Town of' Ajax, supported by
the Town of Pickering, has already
turned down a rezoning application
from J K F fi)r the project, which the
company has appealed to the OMB.
Ajax and Pickering have allocated
$20,(XX) each to light the appeal. As
well, PACT and Ajax, again with
support from Pickering, have re-
quested a hearing for the proposal
under the provincial Environmental
Assessment Act or the Em ironmen-
tal Protection Act.
According to Mr. McMullen. the
type of hearings convened will de-
termine to what degree environmen-
tal issues will he taken into consid-
eration in either allowing or reject-
ing the J & F facility.
"The one we would realh like is
the one under the FAA. because that
looks at all aspects of it."
Joint Board hearings arc often
ordered by the OMB when there is it
likelihood environmental hearings
will be called as well, says Mr. Mc-
Mullen. Even if the Environment
Ministry or Minister don't order
EAA or EPA hearings after a Joint
Board hearing has been ordered, he
adds, the Joint Board will still con.
cider environmental issues to .)
greater extent than the OMB would
on its own.
According to David Home. a
member of PACT and one of the
area residents opposing the waste
station, the citizens have raised al-
most $40.((X) to cover the legal
costs of fighting it. which could run
up to S 150,(XX).
"This is our worst fear come true.
This flies in the face of everything
they said.-
The
aid"The OMB hearings, if they go
ahead as scheduled, will begin Nov
30 and take about three week,.
Choirboy
.photo !ry Ron Pietroniro
Brian Rose conducts the County Town Singers event also included art exhibits, antiques, demon -
during the renowned choir's performance at Art- strations and much more to entertain people of all
fest in Pickering's Esplanade Park recently. The ages and interests.
Pot bust nabs 1 •
pal
cops hunt
AJAX — One man is charged and another wanted after
the drug unit raided an Ajax residence and found marijuana
growing indoors and outdoors.
Durham Regional Police said marijuana with an esti-
mated street value of $108,000 was seized from the
Taunton Road address Thursday afternoon.
Sergeant Jim Grimley said 31 seedlings were found in
an indoor hydroponics lab, equipped with lights, fans, soil
and potters, while another 13 full-grown plants were locat-
ed outside.
Three ounces of dried marijuana, weigh scales and a
small amount of cash were also seized by police.
Arrested at the residence was John Stuart Cox, 28, po-
lice said, and named on an arrest warrant was David
Thomas Wines, of the same address.
Both are charged with production of a controlled sub-
stance, possession of a controlled substance for the purpose
of trafficking and possession of the proceeds ol'crime.
Hospital fights bacteria
HOSPITAL/ From Page 1
A "complete cleaning of the hospital" is being included as
part of the plan to eradicate the source of the infection be-
cause the bacteria has been identified as being resistant to
Vancomycin, a powerful antibiotic.
Enterococci are bacteria commonly found in the bowel
and are generally transmitted from one person to another
through touch. Those particularly susceptible to the bacteria
are patients who have undergone surgical procedures and
those who are extremely ill. Hospital officials say healthy in-
dividuals are not at risk of developing VRE.
"Our concern is that people in hospital are more prone to
infection than others," said Ms. Tooze. "We want to be sure
it's not spreading through the hospital."
She encourages area residents who may be visiting fami-
ly members or friends who are patients to wash their hands
thoroughly when they arrive and again when they leave.
In the meantime, she said officials will monitor test results
and isolate patients confirmed to be infected with VRE, as
well as continue with "precautionary measures".
"We're going to clean everything," said Ms. Tooze.
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NAmE DROPPING IN AJAX AND PICKERING k . F y keith gilligan
Birthday Engagement Birthdays BIRTHDAY
—`� On Sept. 11, Sept. 8 was a special day for Megan
I Cory Latino Birthday candles have been hurnmg brighlIN at the
celebrated his Monopoli house. Davis, who celebrated her 12th hinh-
third birthday Jonathan cele- d a y1�
prated his first Mega n
with best wish e n j o y s
birthday � n Sept. f
es from 7. followed byh o r s e -
M o m m y. yr- , N back rid- j
David's sixth � �---
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tion n nna S. "Big hugs and �' ' Kwon
kisses from Mom
Do and
DeRocchis,and Dad. We ~' f " s w i m -
Nonno and lucc you both 'tip '- m i n g .
N o n n a very much." Best "Happy`
Latino, all his ' birthday
wishes also from
aunts, uncles. Chris and Jean Dams are happy to G r a n d m a s w e c t- _
s cousins and announce the cngag.entent of their G r a n d p a heart. Love Mom and Kerry, your
friends. our daughter Devon -Brooke to Richard Nonno, Nonna, baby brother Christian and your dog
love you, our Garnett. ,on of Phil and Marie The aunts, uncles and Rascal. Birthday kisses from Grand -
little stinker."
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wedding will take place July 17. 1999. many cousins. ma, Aunt Angie and cousin Dean.'
-- _ --- - _
Anni-s-ersary Anniversary ( Birthday �`'�'� Birthday
Sept. 13 was a big day for Happy birth- _
Zachary Stanger McKin- r day wishes to
non, who celebrated his Brandon, as
fourth birthday. "Big birth- he turned '
day wishes from sister I seven on
Meghan and Madelin and:77 Sept. 17.
Mom and Dad." Love from �1
K y I e '1
-- — Mommy and
_ Engagement Daddy.
Gale and Wayne
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tiicholson of w Birthday
Pickering are "Lxtk who's a teenager. Tama Pro -
pleased to niuk turned
J announce the A,. 13 on Sept.
Mark and Debby Woodhouse 11h;. ,_rcrttng comes from Christine engagement of 17. Enjoy liv-
celebrated their first anniversary Picard: "Happy first anniversary to their daughter ing, learning
on Sept. 13. Says Debby."To my my husband and best friend, Frank Shelly Rae to - >� and laughing
darling husband Mark. Sept. 13 Picard. It's hard to believe it's , Charles Bradley, during the
was our first wedding anniversary already been a year, time flies when son of Lynda and best vears of
together and I want to tell the you're hay ing fun! 1 can't wait to Patrick Rooney your life. We
world just how much you mean to we what the future has in store for j of Valencia. The are so proud of you and love you very
me. Here's to many. many more us' Love Christine (your princess). ! wedding will take much. Wishing you the hest on your
years to come. I love you sweet- P.S. Junior, Oreo and Munchkin place this fall.. birthday and always. with our love
heart. Happy anntversary." send their wishes too." I 1 and support, are Mom and Terry "
Birthday Birthday BIRTHDAY
Happy first birthday wishes
A special boy in the Mai -
went out to Kristen Giroux
"Amanda Howatt turned driving- colmson familyturned four 'e
on Aug. 13. "She's such a
age on Sept. 4. If you don't like her on Sept. 17. Wishing David
drivin stay off the sidewalks. p g loving child. Love from us all.
g• ! a happy birthday with love j :Mom, Daddy, Grama and
Happy sweet 16th from Mom and were Mom, Dad, Kayla, Grampa O'Hara, Nana and
Dad. Ryan and Jake. j Popa Giroux, and all your
L f — aunts and uncles."
Birthday Birthdays Birthday BIRTHDAY
Not onlywas Sept.8 the first da of Birthday
Brandon Michael Heggie fumed one school, iwas extras special for Nathan Our little Spice Girl"
on Sept. 18. Helping him celebrate G r a n t turned six on Sept. 16.
were — because he Rachelle Degenstein cel -
Mom . " ` ebrated
Robin, turned five. with
D a d "Hope you family ,
Mike, .. had a wonder- "" a n d
rand- ful day, sweet -
p a r - Birthday wishes went out to Andrew We love-" friends. rH "Hope
a
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Diane and Eric Berns of Port Peng Aug. 9 and to Sarah Thomson who You'll ever - enjoyed
and Shirley and Don Heggie of Pick- celebrated birthdaynumber six on know. Love from Mommy, Daddy, r Kimber) Crowder
your special day and y
erin , and all his family and friends. Se 8. Friends and family made both Sara and Thomas. Special wishes turned 14 on Sept. 12
g y Pt- Y many more to come." p
"Ho you hada great da sweet s from Bram in Ottawa and Grandma
pe y S y, pedal days a time to remember. Love, Best wishes from sister With happy birthday
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Heal t h & Fi-
TNESS
Tea tree oil touted as
natural treatment for head lice
Head lice sufferers can stop
scratching their heads for a
safe, natural remedy.
Michael Dean, president of
Thursday Plantation Laborato-
ries Inc., will be in Oshawa on
Thursday, Oct. I to speak about
the usage of tea tree oil to treat
I ice.
More than one million Cana-
dians are faced with the itchy
issue of lice, wingless parasites
which live on human beings.
Research at the Insect Con-
trol and Research Inc., Balti-
more, has shown that using
therapeutic grade tea tree oil
with a metal lice comb has a 99
per cent success rate in remov-
ing head lice.
lectures set to
discuss prostate cancer,
` compassion fatigue'
Area residents touched
by or dealing directly with
cancer have a couple of
upcoming events to con-
sider to help them and
their families cope.
On Tuesday, Sept. 22,
Hearth Place Cancer Sup-
port presents Audrey Cur-
rie -Newton, author of Liv-
ing With Prostate Cancer,
who will speak about
Prostate Cancer: A
Woman's View.
It takes place at 7:30
p.m. at the Oshawa Public
Library Auditorium, 65
Bagot St. For information
579-4833.
On Wednesday, Sept.
23, one of a series on
'Wellness in Caring' for
health care professionals
and volunteers features Dr.
Michelle Chaban of
Mount Sinai Hospital's
oncology department dis-
cussing 'Compassion Fa-
tigue'.
It starts at 7:30 p.m. at
Whitby Free Methodist
Church, 1916 Rossland
Rd. E., Whitby. Admission
is free.
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Mr. Dean will speak at the
Oshawa Centre from I I a.m. to
1 p.m., and at G. L. Roberts
CVI Secondary School, 399
Chaleur Ave., Oshawa, 7 p.m.
to 9 p.m. Both lectures are free.
For more information on tea
tree oil for head lice call Dar-
lene Montgomery at (416) 438-
6499.
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Learn to handle emergencies
Do you know the proper technique to
save the life of a choking child or an in-
fant without a pulse?
St. John Ambulance is offering sever-
al CPR courses this fall to train would -he
lifesavers to recognize and treat breath-
ing emergencies such as choking, angina
and cardiac arrest.
Hear isaver CPR (I cvel A) teaches the
procedures for rescuing victims over the
age of eight. The six -hour, $35 -course is
oflered in Ajax on Oct. 3 or the evenings
of Oct. 26 and 27.
Basic Rescuer CPR (Level C) trains
lifesavers with infant, child, and adult
rescue techniques. The ten-hour, $60 -
course will he offered Oct. 3 in Ajax.
Infant and Child CPR (Level D)
teaches how to rescue anyone under the
age of eight. The course runs for six
hours and costs $35. It will run in Ajax
on Oct. 23 and 24. For more information
or to register, contact St. John Ambu-
lance's Oshawa office at 905-434-78(X).
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN
SUNDAY, SEPT. 20
BAZAAR: St. Nedela Orthodox
Church, 485 Bayly St. W. at Westney
Rd., Ajax, holds its third annual fund-
raising corn roast and bazaar, featur-
ing a variety of baked goods. All wel-
come.
MONDAY, SEPT. 21
CHRISTIAN WOMEN: Today is the
last day to make reservations for the
Thursday. Sept. 24 meeting of the
Ajax -Pickering Christian Women's
Club, to be held from 9:30 to 11:15
a.m. at Gallantry's Banquet Room in
the lower level of the Pickering Town
Centre.
Feature for the month is New Fall
Fashions from Northern Traditions
and Northern Reflections. Also music
and a speaker. $5 per person, first -
timers half-price. Free babysitting for
preschoolers. To reserve your space
at the event, phone 665-8183 (Lau-
ra).
THIRD WORLD: Marceline Rosario, a
native of Bangladesh and World Re-
lief worker in Bangladesh and Zam-
bia, will be guest speaker at 8 p.m. at
Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liver-
pool Rd., Pickering (Liverpool and
Bayly).
Mr. Rosario has first-hand knowl-
edge of the problems and possible
solutions to the challenges faced by
these two countries. He will be avail-
able to answer questions following
his talk.
Free admission. Phone 839-3521
for information.
DIVORCE: A series of sessions on
overcoming the pain of divorce or
separation is being held Mondays
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Christian Life
Centre, corner of Rossland and
Ravenscroft rds., Ajax. Sessions run
until Dec. 14. $2 per session. For
more information, phone 416-878-
6571, 686-1411.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 22
PARENTS: A support group for par-
ents of kids involved in drug or alco-
hol abuse, running away, dropping
out of school, crimes or parental
abuse meets locally every Tuesday at
7:15 p.m.
Call 1-800488-5666 for informa-
tion and location.
SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens'
Friendship Club Tuesday Morning
Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m.
at St. Andrew's Seniors Centre, 46
Exeter Rd., Ajax. A representative of
the Scotiabank Fraud Awareness
Programme, `ABCs of Fraud', speaks
to the group. Phone 619-0315 (Betty
Batho).
INFANT LOSS: An `Infant Loss
Awareness and Support Night' is of-
fered at 7 p.m. in the auditorium at
the Pickering Central Library, One
The Esplanade.
The purpose of this interactive
AJAX AND PICKERING
evening will be to raise awareness of
the issues faced by parents who have
experienced infant loss. Guest speak-
ers will share their stories of neonatal
loss, stillbirth, miscarriage, and their
post -loss experiences. All are wel-
come.
CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Sup-
port presents Audrey Currie -Newton,
author of Living With Prostate Can-
cer, who will speak about Prostate
Cancer: A Woman's View. 7:30 p.m.
at the Oshawa Public Library Audito-
rium, 65 Bagot St. For information
579-4833.
ADULT SWIMMERS: The Pickering
Master Splashers hold registration at
9 p.m. at the indoor pool at Dunbar -
ton High School, 655 Sheppard Ave.
It's open to men and women aged 20
years and older.
The club swims three times a
week and offers fun and fitness as
well as competitive swim training.
Swimming is also offered the night of
registration.
Phone 427-5255 (Cindy) or 831-
4232 (Eric) for more information.
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went shopping for back -to -school items with their Mr. Fripps the Clown. With balloon swords at the
mom at the Pickering Town Centre recently, they ready, all they had to do was have fun.
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section. Call Cindy Kimber at 428-8489 to buy a space.
Durham asks residents
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thousands unopened." Mr. Watson says.
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It's a new season and a new
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For the first time ever, the
Ajax Axemen and the Picker-
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new Ontario Hockey Associa-
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The Panthers had played in
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and Bowmanville. It should
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playing to a 2-2 tie with
Pickering I Sept. 9.
In a dramatic, hard-
fought contest, the Port
Royal Mills squad went
ahead by two goals after the
Port Royal
opening 20 minutes. Both
markers were scored by
George Tourlos. Pickering I
got one hack before the end
of the first half and tied the
contest midway through the
second hall'. A stalwart Port
Royal Mills defence showed
its mettle in maintaining the
tic.
Pickering II Port Royal
Peewee Raiders 2 for 3
in pre -season hockey
The Ajax -Pickering
and Brent Small with two'
Raiders minor peewee 'AAA'
Dissanayakc• Chuck
rep hockey team won two of
Britskey. Bradley Snetsinger.
three exhihition contests
Shawn Coultice. Rvan An -
against Mctro-Ii,ronto Hick-
nesley and Budai with one
ev League squads recently.
apiece.
The Raiders dropped a 4-
In the second contest.
decision to the Twonto Red
Ajax -Pickering posted a 6-1
Wings. Stephen Ross Budai
win over the Flyers.
scored the lune goal, assisted
Snetsinger notched a hat
by Matthew Carroll.
trick. Cunningham netted
In a home-and-honic se-
two goals and Patrick Milne
ries with the Don Mills Fly-
added a single marker. As-
ers, the Raiders enterged vic-
lists were earned by Cun-
torious in both contests.
ningharn. Carroll and
In the first game, Ajax-
Snetsinger with two apiece.
Pickering delated Don Mills
Winder and Small with one
8-2. Raiders' marksmen were
each.
K� Ic Cunntm_ham with two,
The voaltending duo of
Danny LeFort, Michael Rl,c-
Paul Benson and Bryan Eu -
ca, Jason Winder. Andrew
stace appeared to he in mid-
Dissanayake and Carroll. As-
season form in all three exhi-
sists went to Rocca. Lrfort
bition contests.
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loop Monday
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for a youth basketball league in
Ajar and Pickering.
The Durham West Basketball
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at Lincoln Alexander Public School
on Monday, Sept. 21 from S:30 p.m.
to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday. Sept. 26
from I I a.m. to 2 p.m.
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bantam division (horn 1985-80) and
midget boys' and girls' category
(horn 1983-84).
Cost is $85 per player.
The league starts in October and
runs each Saturdav morning until
spring.
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Church St. N. in Ajax.
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Pickeringundermlis win U.S.
tourney over older foes
PICKERING — Pick- rates 4-1 in the final to win
ering Power boys' under- the championship. In the
ll rep soccer team won first half Craig Dcchank
the 1998 Gales Imitation- and Kayo Emojong scored
at Tournament in a goal each as the Power
Rochester. New York. put on a persistent display
The Pickering Power of skill and tact. In the sec -
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nents in the under -1? cafe- mance with two more
gory. winning three games goals by Emojong and
and tying one. Dcchank.
Pickering Power The championship was
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The Pickering Power under -11 soccer squad captured the ti-
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Birungi, Baldeep Ghataore, Matthew Pereira, Craig Deebank,
Brandon Heard, James Russea, Julien Doria, Michael
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won in three tournaments
this season.
Pickering blanked the
Pittsford Raptors 4-0 in
the first game on two goals
each by Kyle Wetering and
Emojong.
In the second game, the
Power stormed the Gates
Twisters 3-0. No goal
scorers were listed.
In the final round-robin
game. Pickering played to
a 1-1 tie with the Fairport
Pirates in a real nail -biter.
In the first half, Fairport
cut through the sagging
Power defence and found
the net in the opening
three minutes before F,mo-
Jong scored the equalizer
for Pickering less than two
minutes later.
Dolphins whip Young Bucs
Ajax -Pickering Dol-
fensive standout.
phins Football Club
The Dolphins' pee -
teams went three -for-
wees put together their
three in league games
hest overall perfor-
against the Newmarket
mance of the season so
Young Burs Sunday.
far, earning a solid 60-1
j The tykes played a
victory over Newmar-
solid game on both
ket. The Ione point for
sides of the hall to score
the Young Bucs came
a 35-0 victory over
on a safety touch late in
jNewmarket. Brendon
the third quarter. Quar-
j Eadie was the Dol-
terhack John Korncr
phins' offensive star of
was the offensive star
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the game. while An-
ofthe game for the Dol -
drew Harper gut the
phins. The defensive
i nod on defence.
star was Kyle Vandusen ;
In the atom contest,
%ho picked off a New -
Ajax -Pickering had lit-
market pass and ran it
tie trouble earning a 44-
hack for a touchdown.
6 victory over the
The Dolphins are on
Young Bucs. Coujoe
the road to Scarbor-
Johnson was the otlen-
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sive star of the game for
three teams will play,
the Dolphins and An-
the Scarborough Thun-
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-part-time or full-time
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Keeping tuned up on technology
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Cars and trucks are not
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From domestics to imports,
his shop located at 896 Brock Rd.
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Previously at 2 Guys
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of his previous customers to visit
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"I do everything here,"
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training programs to keep his
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person who works on their car.
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Sept. 25.
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Fall Family Festival on
Oct. 4. The event also
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Rally starts at 12 noon.
For more information call
(905) 420-4623.
The Pickering
Museum Village
Foundation - The
Chapters/Ajax
Schoolhouse Read-A-
Thon started on
September 14 and con-
tinues until Oct 16th.
Students will keep
track of the books they
read and at the end the
school with the highest
number of books read
per person will be
declared the winners.
For more informa-
tion call 839-1395.
First dance of the
school year.
Grades 5 to 8
Friday, September
25th
Ajax Community
Centre - 7 to 10 p.m.
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person. You must be willing to work, occasionally, irregular
hours, including early mornings, evenings and weekends.
Having a reliable vehicle, would beneficial.
Submit your detailed resume, ailing with salary expectations.
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 27th, 1998, to:
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lir by fax to: (905) 837-1629
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light assembly experence.`bu rr�,st'ie carble orwo•-�,'-g ste,id� day sh f;s and
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WE NEED YOU!!
• Assembly/Production Line Work
• Industrial Painters & Industrial Cleaners
Able to mix paint substances & prepare area for painting
• Certified Forklift Operator (Wire Guidence)
• Pickers/Packers • Shippers/Receivers
with computer knowledge
WORK BOOTS REQUIRED
Pay between $7.25-$10.50/Hr.
• Payroll - A/R
6-7 month contract. ADP, Access, Excel & Accpac exp. a must.
• LAN Operator
Able to install Windows `95. Nedded ASAP for 3 months.
Please FAX resumes (905) 831-4922
We're Shopping For Fresh Faces
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• If you are customer oriented, dynamic, aggressive and have
2 years experience
• If challenge, growth, opportunity and career advancement
interest you
• if being part of a FRESH new concept excites & motivates you
COME JOIN THE NEW LOEB!
We will be RECRUITING new personnel FOR YOUR
LOCAL LOEB STORE.
Positions are available in the following areas
Service Dairy Produce
Grocery Deli Meat
Night Grocery Bakery Fish
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The Ramada Inn (Hwy 400 & 401)
1677 Wilson Avenue (off Weston Road)
Thurs. Sept. 24 11 am-2pm and 5pm-8pm
Fri. Sept. 25 11 am-2pm and 5pm-8pm
INSTALLATION PERSON
required by local compam'.
Related experience an asset
lhilling to train the right individual.
Please fax resume to:
905-683-6078
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in person to Sandi
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Only to Sassv's Ristorante and Bar
30ti0 Garden St.,
No tele'phonr k aj1, pit -ase
Experienced
Before and After school
ASSISTANTS
required for Child Care Cen-
tre - Highway #7 & 9th Line
and Woodbine & 16th Ave.
Please fax 1 page resume to
(905) 887-2540.
FOOD BASICS
Produce Manager
We are seeking an energetic Individ-
ual who must have knowledge in in-
ventory taking & ordering. The suc-
cessful candidate should have at
least 5 years produce experience in a
retail environment. If you possess
these qualifications. please apply in
person with resume to:
FOOD BASICS
280 Harwood Ave. S.
Ajax, Ontario
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We're opening our second
entertainment restaurant/sports
bar. We're l(x)king for individuals
that (will contribute to an energetic
team oriented environment.
Fax your resume to (905) 666-3589.
Or deliver it in perstin to
1474 Bayly Ave., Pickering
(Inside The Art Thompson Ice Plex)
HELP WANTED
FOR THIS WINTER
-Ski School Director -instructors
-Lift Operator. etc.
Apply at: Ski Dagnrar
Saturday & Sunday, 9 am - 3 pm
or send resume to:
IFIICIISF�ACIISM
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Apply today, Work Tomorrow
Scarborough, Durham,
Richmond Hill, Markham
WE OFFER:
• Long Term Assignments
to Employee Benefits
• Competitive Salary
• Referral Bonuses
• 4% Vacation Pay
Safety Boots and References Req'd
Call for app't ■PRIlaw
831-3400
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TEACHERS WANTED
The Sylvan Learning (entre. of Dur-
ham Region seek highly motivated and
committed part time Instructors for all
suhlect ares, R( -tired teachers welcome.
( )pportunitles for
i) After school programmes
I:v-enuign and aturdav',
ii) Durham Learning Academy:
Prlv'ate ,c+i ndarv' ,dittol n: Pickering
Daytime high school credit courses
mornings and afternoons
(part-time/full time)
IMMEDIATE POSITION
FOR ENGLISH TEACHER
Please tax resume ti, dv!"; ,i4-U77s,
For Svlvan after school Programme,
Attention: Mona Salama;
For DI.A, private x'hool,
Attention: Principal.
loin The Sylvan Team and Discover
The Sylvan Difference!!
Production/
Dock
Supervisors
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Pickering requires
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to:1905) 434-1965
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(905) 43-i-5.421
DURHAM
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POSITIONS
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a numom o! openings in our
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ASSISTANT OPERATIONS
Manage' ",.,tkmq �omper.
requires Weil rounded ,namd-
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supervisUassist licensed
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ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
ADMINISTRATORS:
Using your practical work experience. preferably
in an Accounts Receivable environment. you have
processed receipts. prepared daily deposits.
performed reconciliations and maintained
customer contact on aged receivables.
Knowledge of EXCEL and WORD would be an
asset You are a team player who brings a well
organized, results -oriented approach to your
work This is a long term assignment m an
established, growing organization. $11-131hour.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
ADMINISTRATORS:
Using your prachea, Nark experience preferably in
an Accounts Payable envvonment, you have
processed cheque runs. accounts reconciliations
and handled vendor inquiries Knowledge of
EXCEL and WORD would be ar asset You are a
'eam player who brings a well organized. results
^vented approach to your work This s a long
'e•m assignment in as established. growing
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PAYROLL ADMINISTRATORS:
f -u have 2 plus years experience Ncrkirg with
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EXCEL or LOTUS. Exposure to reconciltarons,
r.enehts and processing of associated deductions
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• Bonus Pkg. , Ski y di=ed Comput-
e- skills an asset Minimum
ray :a DCAY 905-426-
of 2 ns managerial expen-
6:8 .AS' "HANCE'• 2
ence Must have a diploma in
tontr+s 'or S39 Expires
developmental services or
eot elm
to
egmvalent Must be able to
Apply in person produce pumper and able
enc. references consistent
per'ence required In
person to Dine's Restaurant.
with the lob qualifications and
RECENT GRADUATE
with resume to. values of Horizons
,-,: ' �omx'9
umsuto
SuDmd resumes to Adminis-
4.5-668-24,0
F T A P T. GROCERY .jerks
'egwre : - op on •esur,6 at
Saps „ruary Store. 54 Brock
S W Uxbridge
FACTORY Outlet store re-
quires experienced sales
ne!p. pan time positron sup to
25 hrs :wk, weekda'is d
.eekends Fax resumes attn
Nanc; 19051 683-1541
FAST Growing Car Rental
it for of Di51nCt ervices. compeny seeks Counter d
East District, 457 Water St. cemed assistant manager for IOCkey positions full time 6
Ajax salon Salary or cum. part time positions availdDl:
1 General Help 1 Gtnteral Help
JONN011 SALES TRAINEE A J�~
must have car and good dnvNEED -
ing record Willing to travel to
Toronto. $8 r hour plus GOT A CAR?
commission Call Mrs. Ware
ek Strive Paramount and
ex 451 t0 -urM a few Our
.rw lac,liri will also offer
- ,nninq Olympic style pool
eamrooms Oavcare Cmro-
apic 6 Massage Therapy
a Persona, -'ammo Jr
'Mew :entre Is located at
Peterborough. Ont K9H 3M2 missioNbonus profit SharingWe trunk all applicants woo Also part time stylist for
55 Ferre^ng Parx.aY in the
respond. but onlythose can- Oshuviq and AjaxCall Cynthiadilates who quality for an in-
Don's
-•„me 6 -- sure -,•-ore at
terview will be contacted
")ck -; and the 401 High-
GerierrY CARPENTER FRAMING help-
ray :a DCAY 905-426-
rooklin
1Nob ers needed. FT. i'Port
6:8 .AS' "HANCE'• 2
Tr Perry. Call Mark 2-32 9
tontr+s 'or S39 Expires
,"AiNSTYLIST'APPRENTICE- Will train.
eot elm
'PART TIME RECEPTIONIST DriPInow Nang
per'ence required In
person to Dine's Restaurant.
pplyZZA at. tOSt Sim -
required. We are looking for Drivers.vers. Apply
RECENT GRADUATE
special personnel to on our coe SIN , Oshawa 434-2777
,-,: ' �omx'9
team who have excellent ileo- 300 Dundas St.E.. Whitby 430 -
:n awioibce wwd pane's-
pie skills, love of fashion, 0030. 1215 Bayly. Pickering
utter Meoirlicauy inclined
good image and some expen- 30 AI him Assis-
1 General Help 1 Gtnteral Help
JONN011 SALES TRAINEE A J�~
must have car and good dnvNEED -
ing record Willing to travel to
Toronto. $8 r hour plus GOT A CAR?
commission Call Mrs. Ware
ek Strive Paramount and
ex 451 t0 -urM a few Our
.rw lac,liri will also offer
- ,nninq Olympic style pool
eamrooms Oavcare Cmro-
apic 6 Massage Therapy
a Persona, -'ammo Jr
'Mew :entre Is located at
EXPERIENCED
55 Ferre^ng Parx.aY in the
I..
-•„me 6 -- sure -,•-ore at
Company Fax resume to 905-
")ck -; and the 401 High-
404-2897
ray :a DCAY 905-426-
please fax resume to
6:8 .AS' "HANCE'• 2
Slaved
tontr+s 'or S39 Expires
Help
eot elm
needed nights or days. for FRAMER Required lolly ex -
per'ence required In
person to Dine's Restaurant.
30 APPRENTICE MECHANIC
RECENT GRADUATE
P,cke' ; ,'�, 7,,r, ^ -„ r ,.
,-,: ' �omx'9
n to tui time ADIe A met% _❑
:n awioibce wwd pane's-
own initiative Resume s rc
utter Meoirlicauy inclined
File a2:' 865 Farewell
;o„d mal, Skills and work DShawa L/H 71.5
-ttuc arc esse, 1683-5298
tools. experienced tall 1-8W
263.1420 ext 643418
(905) 473-2679
GiIEAT FAV
can omw
company in Ajax. las Imme-
dtate openings for expert- CLASS A MECHANIC or 4th to
enced fish filNters. Start rate 5th year apprentice Must be
LUNCH DUTY supervisor re-
quired for Roland Mrchener
PART TIME. experience on
Whr call Tammy 586-3522 experienced Hourly Pay.
PS in 11 35-12:35 da-
Ajax
571-3S►3S
please fax resume to
ly Call 686-5437 durinngq the
clientele) Please apply in
Valentino's. 210 Brock
SHORT ORDER COOKS (905)43D-1222
hours of 8 00” 4 00 Mon -Fn
saw add sccrewmacchinesr We
needed nights or days. for FRAMER Required lolly ex -
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
100
rail technician, career training
available in artificial nails,
ear candling, pedicures. wax-
ing. Student Financing avail-
able Nails $20. (905)723-
8083
SELL IT NOW
DRIVING INSTRUCTDR, im-
355 Thiekson Rd. N.
ence would be a benefit (No
831-00 so ill q
Cant Managers at all locations.
FULL TIME/PMT TIME Wai-
PART TIME. experience on
�umeehhair
posy Oshawa IdGhon Ex -
Apply
n
sown matransportation.
1905)666.7755
DRIVERS
clientele) Please apply in
Valentino's. 210 Brock
tensed with own car 579-
tresse&Waiters positions
saw add sccrewmacchinesr We
Picketing, full styling
per'ence required In
person to Dine's Restaurant.
pial�en wiith
p tion.
7779
Whitby
person.
St Whitby (No phone calls
COOK WANTED, For West In-
dian Roti shop call anytime
available Please apply m
Kerry
person The Ker Inn. 967
will train. fluent In English
0
Markham area Fax resume to
assistant or apprentice. tun
400 Kin Street West. Oshawa
after 6 r Cali 905.2d2-4432
after bpm
temporary work short order.
cafeteria worker, machine
-
please)
�.ggOq,
Westney Rd S Ajax 428-
905-887-5966
and friendly salon, with good
A(mounes. Monday evenings
Herb'plant knowledge an as-
Someone work
days. Full bene avail-
paper delivery to households
daily restaurant and banquet
6 30-9pm Call Wednesday
even,& for more 905
8790
or part
hourly pay Expenence Is Pre -
TAXI
OFFSET PRESS PERSON.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
100
rail technician, career training
available in artificial nails,
ear candling, pedicures. wax-
ing. Student Financing avail-
able Nails $20. (905)723-
8083
SELL IT NOW
DRIVING INSTRUCTDR, im-
HARD WORKING drivers re-
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
felled Please leave message
TIME
PART TIME. experience on
mediate opening, must be li-
HAIRSTYLISTS WANTE011
required for local truck shop
1905)666.7755
DRIVERS
ABDick with T51 Head. must
tensed with own car 579-
Immediately Experience re-
Fax resumes to (905) 725
Suite 230. Pickering
Wanted
be Capable of producing qual-
7779
qulred for busy salon Great
8113
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY for
NATIONAL POST - Canada s
sty work Can 728-9342 or tax
GENERAL LAIOURERS posi-
opportunity Pickering (905)-
831.8920,
NAIL PLUS STUDIO, requires
temporary work short order.
cafeteria worker, machine
FULL dr PART
resume 728-7010
lions avadable Immediately.
Applyin person Monday. Sept
HARD WORKING drivers re-
estildicam d rail tech. with or
without clientele to rent space
shop. light industrial. and gen-
aral labourers Osnawa d
TIME
21 to Friday. Sept 25. Interim
quired lot Oshawa and Ajax/
$511Pwkly. in busy established
District Telephone for ap-
will Train
Personnel. 1099 Kingston Rd
Pickering. Neat appearance
studio, equipment supplied.
pointment DeVere Temporary
-5662
Suite 230. Pickering
Reliable car, night shift and
Call Lisa 619-2209 ext t'1
Services 905.576-2992. 8am
GREENHOUSE -SALES HELP
weekends Call 725-7784
NATIONAL POST - Canada s
-`Spon Monday to Friday
VOLUNTEER Required for
wanted for Mon .Tues Wed
HARVEY'S SERVING Swiss
new national newspaper re-
OSHAWA, lull -time and ex-
military cadet band at Oshawa
and occasional weekends
Chalet. Hwy a26Harwood
Requires to
quires adult earners for news-
perienced Chet required for
A(mounes. Monday evenings
Herb'plant knowledge an as-
Someone work
days. Full bene avail-
paper delivery to households
daily restaurant and banquet
6 30-9pm Call Wednesday
even,& for more 905
set Fax resume to Cathy d
or part
between 2 a m - 5 a m Mon
facility Fax resume to
Into
905-640-6641
able Apply in person with re-
- Sat Vehicle a must Call 1-
(905)623-2257
721-4061
Contact Pat at CALL same 800-268-7742 OWNER OPERATORS re- with the industrial
Wooden Insurance DENTAL PLASTER technician HAIRSTYLIST with clientele STUDENTS wanted for wee -
(905)579 -1317 t> -Q70% for Oshawa LRD Inveshrlq're for Inendly saloNDeaury spa INDUSTRIAL SEWING ma- pART•11ME Cleaner for Pick- kend factory work. IIgr11 Indus -
1905)579 -1317
Immediately for U S 6 sewing machine.
palrsReahgns. etc We well n Oshawa Excellent condo chine operators required For enng Furniture store Fax re- trial Pickering location Call Canadian operations 3 years Call Carmen
van entry level applicant Call hon 404-2573 evenings !or apo! 427-3324 afternoon shift Experienced sume to (905)427.6146 experience AZ Drivers also
only Fax resume to (905) regwrea Contact Scott at (91 4alm-e7s4
576-1164 683-1541 Road Art (905)428-3444
r
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1 Sales HNpIAgnMs 1 Styes Fl OA9•ms M
Salm HOWAgents Skilled Help Skilled Help JEW Skilled Help am Hr �kledical 1 � M
1.
CO • STEELQLASCO
SALES CLERK / EXPEDITOR
CO -STEEL LASCO is a highly automated and technolog-
ically Intensive steelmaking company with a tradition of
leading In its industry group. The company sells and dis-
tributes 1.000.000 tons per year of structural steel pro-
ducts from recycled steel with a sales base across North
America. The manufacturing facility .s located 50 km. east
of Toronto in Whitby. Ontario.
The Sales Clerk / Expeditor will be a key player of the
Sales team contributing to success of the Division
through service excellence. Responsibilities Include: in-
side sales back-up. production scheduling. . shipment fol-
low-up and Inventory control. This entry level position Is
designed to train the successful candidate for a future in-
side sales position.
Sales experience and fluency In French would be an as-
set. Other key assets include effective communication,
planning, self-motivation skills and the ability to work In a
fast paced sales environment.
Please mail or fax your resume in confidence to;
Peter Lavoie, P.Eng.
Manager of Industrial Relations
CO -STEEL LASCO
Hopkins St. South
Whitby, Ontario
L1 N 5T1
Fax: 905-668-1493
CO -STEEL LASCO appreciates :Tie ,::;errs; LA�;ussed by all applicants.
Only those selected for an Interview will be contacted
Skilled Help
'aC'SS DESIGNER ,•�•
Company located in Asa.
..
hes would include t•imputer
Craning root truss Layouts,
designs ilia estimating
CARD .ompufer knowledge an
asset cion Technology
graduate preferred Please
forward resume to File *214
Oshawa 1^,s Week PO Bax
0* 'Vwwa Oman(' LIH %5
r...r......e Wirsai
Qwwng V,+•iaiir+ia Yid A
tutu '.i ..ew nuiwa
F:FASe in,:,h: Ax
RE F SRF 'd T DP 4F�'E R 4
;m
.<7 .�.... r.- rw • ..u•t
Manures Sales Inc.
1774 akcinie•soa Cahn iMn 327
►,der+e Moor llfl iff
a Ho7prt,1
ACTIVITY AID =+v ' -
- racil,ty 35
hours weex.. 'emporary po-
sitron Allots t ! must rave a
a
diplomin nri.tea" GerOn-
fology Acrvdhpr 7r Serial
Services E De,-ence with
sensors prefe,,eo Please re-
spond ant^ resume '/v Octob-
er 1 to Fae r: ; Oshawa
Tors week ir5.i. 481
Oshawa _IH -,LS
EXPERIENCE.
tarecepfio,!s: fur ousy pro
gressrve p.u,e•ing ottice
Some evenings 3 Saturdays
Able exile•:e^ce mandatory
rax resume 1, 905-420-4056
FULL TIME --cep!".his' 8
pal L^P Assistant re-
giwea Senu resume to 2727
Cuurlce Rd Unit 3B Cuur
tice. ON L 1 E 3A2
POSITION AVAILABLE .vrrk
Is ,vii,c.P• pn;r ::ng as
s
tene6A", inter:entiuc !or a
„'-.dc. warm developmental ass -
abilities DDD Autisticl Ex
perente in DehavlOfal rnerapy
is hilptul out not necessary
We will provide professional
training Person must be do-
pendable caring and enthu-
sastic Time commitment ap-
prox 6-10 hours per week at
$10 per flour Please call 905-
7211.1770 for an interview
sr
• n
AeailaW
AFFQROASLE. loving daycare
in non-smoking environment
Around comer from Glengrove
PS on Glenview Rd Painting.
playdoh outings. 8 good food
Fewed yard Fu1UPart-time
Receipts/References Expen-
enced mother of two 839-
7237
AM HONOUR grad E C E car-
ing mother who will provide
fun, sale. smoke -tree name.
targe playroom. homemade
food 2 spots available Call
Voclo1831-6332
ECE/12 years experience
Lots of TLC Large yard Nutn-
etous meals Crafts/songs.
Stpries Full/part time. Excel-
lent references (905)697-
5948
RESPONSIBLE HOME child
care 10 yrs experience
Govirnment Registered Inf-
ants to 10 yrs CPR Creative
piny Outdoor activities
Church/Delaney Call Elaine
aO5-683-0352
Skilled Help10 Skilled Help
ADANts .SERN-ICES
requires
AZ DRIVERS
• 2 yrs. exp.
• Local hwy.
• Local city
• Lots of weekend work
Call Randy 720-2204
r • i •.
Requires 2 Tire Installers.
Experience prelerred. Compensation
per hour and performance bonuses.
Successful applicant must have own
tools. Apply with resume to
1300 Kingston Rd.
Pickering
FOLDER OPERATOR
Required
lihr commercial prinling compar».
must have a minimum cif 5 xears
e\perience includin.:' gate fold,
"taps. etc. Saddle stitch experience
%kould he an asset.
Contact Paul Smith.
Nlaracle Press Limited, Oshawa
Telephone (905)723-3438
Fax (905) 723-1759
Full Time Claremont Area
LABOURER/DRIVER
• D Licence
• Good driving record
fill Plenty of overtime
Call 416-213-5623
NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS
Requires
20 Professional AZ drivers for
local Durham work.
Also required
' 25 Professional AZ Drivers for U.S. work
- Minimum 1 year experience
- Good driving record
- Criminal Search
ICC Medical
- Top rates & benefit package
Please contact us
Monday - Friday, 9am-5 pm.
1-888-439-7777 or
1-905-430-7168
Expanding Parts & Service Depts. require
experienced Parts Counter Person and Service
Advisors for extended hour shifts. Afternoons,
early evenings & Saturdays.
Please fax resume (905) 430-3543
or phone 668-5893
Attn. Peter
PRE -PRESS NIAC• OPERATOR
I nr,Ti,i.0 I'unief "I;h in hi'u,c parr prrr„
circ require. a team player, with
'rinnnum of 5 %car, pre -prey experience.
\lull ha%e a pr,h%cn proficiency o1
I-htarkXPrc,s. Photoshop. Illu,tr for and
I' u�rnh.Ikrr
\lu,I h:n cxlcn,i%c kno%%ledge of
ippulg, lilts imposition and film oulput
ah nnageseller experience
\lu,t h.oe thorough knowledge of all
,pect, of the printing Industry Including
1.11 film assCnthly
N%coffer.
,in,pc:ulvc salary. comprehensi%e benefit
_. ka>;r and a learn atmosphere dedicated
pro%tding our customer with a superior
1 of qualm and wr%icfe
P :.rsc %end re.uire.
NIARACLE PRESS LIMITED
l 156 Iain;; S1. F:.,
(hhawa. ( )nt. 1.1 H 7N4
Attn: Run Tav for
Fax 19(15)723-!74;9.
Phi one 19)51--3-3438
0
IOMOUSE 1MRSS
Lofthouse Brass Manufacturing
requires a
Maintenance Mechanic / Millwright
for a busy Forging Plant.
Experience in CNC equipment,
presses and electrical knowledge.
This Is a full time afternoon shift
position, Competitive rates and
full Benefit Package.
Please fax Resume to:
G. Matthews
Maintenance Supervisor
905-668-0235
SHEET METAL MECHANICS
Kcqulrcd fur bus%Durham rompanv
i'ossihle hourh' or sub contract work.
'vtust have experience with resider llal
%cork Also looking for
FCrTER s OR 3
With some experience In held.
Excellent computer skills,
Send resume to:
P.O. BOX s" BROOICLIN,
ONTARIO, )LOS ttCO
TRAILER MECHANICS
WANTED
Licenced heavy duty trailer mechanics
for local Durham company
Various shifts available
Paid benefits, R.R.S.P.,
weekly direct deposit
Salary to commensurate with experience
No apprentices please.
Apply in person to:
Advantage Personnel
1621 McEwen Drive, Unit lis
Whitby, Ontario
or fax resume to 905433-0628
Previous applicants need not apply.
• Dayan Avail"
CTIA►MAN/ Old Harwood Rd
area Reliable daycare to my
home Affordable rates Non-
smoking Full-time 6 months
b up 905.428-2676
.4
• Deyura Available
INTRODUCING French Im-
mersion daycare services for
prescPoblers Fully qualified
and experienced in Early
Childhood Education Must
visit to appreciate Debbie
426-1496 Ajax
iE.1.7 Daycare Available
LIVE - CAREGIVER + t•IiAREGIVER + t•.
' IN e'ee +n Senl
di smoky gnotl references
05)-837,932 Leave mes-
'ge
LOVING AFFORDABLE Gay
re ' T,P, .•1 2 GPC R first
• 1 lunches 6 snacks Full%
�rt Time. WeStriey Heights
i ,a Patty 686-5458
LOVING MOM will love and
.. Wantloddler In
:,ome Harwood:Hwy 2
=.0 Flexible hours Refer -
MOTHER of 1 providing relr-
nbi� MoMlDle daycare in my
'vine. tented yard large
4ayroom. I uncheS.'snacks
:Kovided. daily activities re-
eipts issued any age si
ome Wesiney/Rnchie Ails -
on 427 3922
PICKERING Beach r Rolla:
_.v-; .ir':Ara i6 'n,mt",
'2 years Daily 0uhngs
tented backyard aro park,
raftsstory time music nu
pious meals 8 stacks First
'Ad. C PR certified Non-
.mokmg receipts 905 -428 -
SOUTH AJAR ail ages rel. -
Ole afi;i"an I layrafe pro-
vided in my home Lots of
'LC outdoor play Referenc-
es ran Shan (905142 7- 7418
Employment
wanleo
Z LICENSED FORK LIFT
e -S 'n ass) Tia', AZ II-
-ense will tiara anywhere in
:'anada - your truck and
••tight - experience rn s.
ping rundlup aro packaglrg
ompetmve rates Book to-
rtay' 905-259.2142
EXPERIENCED RELIEF Milker
avadabie Sumdrnand v .
anea 'C5-35/-2791
Home
Care
EXPERIENCED ." ani. -,a
,re Ad, • seeking serxor
Agents -housework Shipping,
eats doctors a mtmems,
Aund etc Pan-timertul
•:me Cas Cora (9051430-0732
Me, 6 30 leave message
e a Free
Trade
CUTE CUTE CUTE KITTENS. F.
:seeks uIa tree car a gni,a
I)omeeUl642-4762
On- Firewood
KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, e.-
cellent ver, best quality ni
wood guaranteed extra long
time fully seasoned. cut E
Split Honest measurement
tree delivery. 905-753-2246
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top
quality seasoned hardwood
Serving Puckering Ajax. Whit-
by and Oshawa Call
DURHAM FIREWOOD
427-5278
FNIEWOOO all hardwood
Logs and slabs, also cut and
spit All seasoned
(905)852-7586.
ROBA LIIiIBER. est 1961.
4'xrxl2' - $64. 4'x8'x16' -
$69 Discount on lull bush
cord. Free Delivery Dshawa
area. Buy Loral d Save Big
Savings. Days: 705.277-3381,
toll free from Oshawa: even-
ings 905-434-6665.
1 erB'er
2-Maple-malebeds.S100 each
2 -Sound dynamic speakers -
15S, 5500 a pair 839.4115
Evenings and weekends.
CASEMENT window. with cali-
foma shutters. 56-12 L x 59-
12 W As new $350 Cab 5C9-
3581 after 6pm
CEDAR TREES, for hedging.
Best qualify, Nee delivery
From $3 00 - $8 50 Call Bob
905-720-3885
USED Washer dryer stove
and freezer All 4 for $250
Please call 619-2139
PR
t para. mTed
HEALTH SERVICES
REQUIRES
A Certified
ENTEROSTOMAL
THERAPIST
to join the Durham Region
Visiting Nurse Program
Requirements:
Rugistered Nurse with current
registration
Certification Entenlstonnal Therapy
Experience in oshlmx'/%%'ound
management
Experience in community nursing
Outstanding communication
and leaching skills
Reliable vehicle
Please fax resume to:
Nursing Supervisor
Para -Med Health Services
179 King St.E., Oshawa
Fax: (90:5) 576-8852
"Ei)udi Upporturnty Ernplovev"
1 Bargain Comer
WASHER rear $45C W, k
rl "I, -eat ane Cnars
5�,Q.; i�F $250 an condi
honing unit $100 Dehumddi-
er SSG )rester $75 exercise
equipment $100 428-9827
WASHER AND DRYER OE,
heavy blty aul, capacity in
good working order Permit
press and suds saver cycles,
$350 pair negotiable can
Karr~/ 9051649-2888
Articles
1 s
fa Sale
It CUBIC FOOT FREEZER
anrks pPr•P, t $85 GC ^
905 523-946G ra 1905. 985-
0074 Sop
2 LAMINATING MACHINES
26x2ti aec. i,p
32x48 Drytech.acuum press
Both in excellent condition
(Retail value S1000i Perfect
small business ippomlrwy for
Lamination of posters. prints
.Will sell S3500 parr Call
,v at 728-6368 ,snp)
2 used ::,mp carts. best offer
986 Snp)
20- colow TV remote We buy
ar'd tiell Can deliver $175
655-4253
24 FOOT x 48- WALL ROUND
pari with qa% heilo! and an
otter parts Everytrarq works
perfect $1800 o b o (905)
623-9460 or (905) 985-0074
245-75RIG TIRES WITH an.
nips,,-. •nags t,) fit ch,:, 4 . 4
rmm19% and up $BOG o If o
9051 985 0074
4.1B5i0Rt4 INCH MIS 'res
Vfn arm, ;r. " lyes„i -.u.
Lots of tread curt S4uii 19u5)
623-9460 or 19051 985-0074
Ship
A LIOUIDATION s&e''hEte,a
New Bed '):jeer .Y•.lught d+,i;
anop; bed with new mal-
-ess box trams cost $1200
Sacrifice $490- Karg rdhick
mattressbox frame cost
$1800 sell 5650- Cherrywood.
Dueen Anne dhnnmgroom
IIpc cost 511 DOD sacrifice
54400 Can deliver 416.255-
0285
AIR COMPRESSOR, Honda
3 5 hp Tank-WP-20OPSI Js,
6507. sue 15 gal. Pump -cut
iron. twin cyl. ben drive. Reg-
Iiator we gauges Kid 8 as-
sembled. approx 60 has use
Custom built unit for extreme
duty commercial use $525
905-839.1357(snp)
AJAX CH MNEY SWEEPS,
Special Chimney cleaning/
rape, as low as $59.00 Pest
screening installed $25 00 No
muss, no fuss guaranteed.
FREE ESTIMATES (905)686-
7741.
AMIGO Grand Tour Scooter. 4
wheels. extra Large basket.
built-in charger. less Man 10
kms. Please call for further
retails. 666-4295
BUNDS Cut the middleman.
Installer has custom made
window coverings Vertical.
venetian. Shutters. Free esti-
mates (416)-227.7777 or
(905)-660.0072 or 1-888-369-
0555
DRAPES - (blinds 37' long,
41- wide)), matching shower
curtain. Oriental design. Like
new 905-427-1822
BEDDING - Duvet cover -
(queen). bed skirt (double),
pillow -shams 8 sheets. blue
total 'new 905.427-1822
BRAND NEW Inglis washer d
dryer $600, Filter Oueen ra-
cuum $200. Black entertain-
ment unit and microwave -
make an otter 905-433.8803
(snp)
1 Articles for
Sale
CARPET BROKER.
sistanI carpet' For 3looms.
only $36900 Price includes
30 Sq yds carpet deluxe pad
and installation in your tome
Free quotation in your home
No interest no payment for
one lull year Daniel. 1-800-
217-0104
CARPETS WE. -nfs of car
pe's ')G- n'/Inn stain re-
lease. arpet 3 rooms $339
30 sq yd ) Includes carpel.
remiun; pad and installs -
on Free estimates carpet
-+Balis Serving Durfam and
urrounding area Sam 905-
686-1772
CARPET SALE. (:An and Save
Liv 'i' Si)", Cn urge selection
tat ,:(Nile and ,dtmgn. customer
Satisfaction guaranteed For
free estimate call Mike i905t
431-4040 (416;822-8226
COMPUTER FACTORY
Amo: , tar,. -il spe,m' I
year no payments. free scan-
ner 266mmx loaded imemet
printer software and more
$16 wk oat) 1-800-515-
5545 Fres, delivery
CRAFTMATIC ADJUSTABLE
IIED `ublP Site .vdh ^ra•
^IAS SAger. vibrator. only 7
non t h . old $1500 or best od-
er For further info please call
(905) 436-3358 after 6 30
DINING SET beautiful large
10 pie..e solid cherry and
nuhogany doers St EK value.
sacrifice $3950 Beautitui 6
piece carved cherry bedroom
with carved Own Poster ped.
$2650 905-780-0299 Free
delivery
DOUBLE tied, our white
enin.v
g' dh brass accents
$775. uak uak veneer dining
table. 4 chars bidet. buffet.
5375 Call 665-9074
IS YOUR SKIN Aging faster
than yn, ms, ue.(jluhoaary
anti -aging system. Clinical
results after 4 weeks Include
421% reduction in wrinkles 8
15,11% Increase in skin firm-
rress 6 elasticity 1001,. Un-
conditional Guarantee Do
your peoducts measure up?
You Could win ;rte Skin care
for a year' For info call 905-
728-8220 ext 2
FULL SIZE WASHER L dryer
for sale. excellent working
condition clean and well
maintained $375 for the set
Full sue white Kenmore hedge
and stove. showroom condi-
tion fridge 400, Stove 250. call
4360021.
FUROff N1E Package Deal.
Excellent condition, Couch,
recliner, coffee & end tables,
lamps. filling room table w/4
chairs that swiveurock•
$551Call 905-579-4821
Oshawa
GENERATOR, Kubota AE
2200, 1800 VA, 120 VAC, 15
AMP, 60 ifZ. single phase 8
DC 12V. 10 MAP for battery
charge only 5400. 905-839-
135. j.W)
RAW AiPLLMUS. Saks
Parts, Service. Fridges, frost -
free, $200/up. stoves $200/up,
dryers $11751up. New scratch)
dent wither $350. 3 yr old
Maytag washer $299, built-in
dishwasher $275. side -by -
Side with Ice and water 5699.
Reg side -by -sides $500. 2 yr
old stove. white, self-cleaning
like new 5350 Deluxe frost-
Iree Indges 5 yr old $450 Fi-
nancing available Up to 1yyr
warranty 426 Simcoe SIS
(905)728-4043.
WASHER 8 DRYER Excellent
condition Will deliver d hook-
up Can separate set Call
(9051-839-0098
GARAGE door repairs. broken
springs cables rollers open-
ers installed 416-336-0073
C
1 Article for
sale
MARSHALL POWER GUARD
4 Ines d 4 stainless steel
rims (6 hales) P235/75/R15
$200 obo After noon 728-5088
(snp)
UPRIGHT MAHOGANY Piano
51600 (905; 666-8780
PIANO. UPRIGHT. very good
I:ovditinn ficin England, ask.
ing $1350 For inure otforma-
t:on call (905) 571-7332
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS Bark ti Srhooi Spe
,ials Huge selection of new
rid used pianos New digital
neaps from $895 and up
Rem to own. 100'. of all rental
rayments apply Also a Huge
"election of grandfather
clocks trom $995 and up Call
'ELEP PIANO 433.1491
POOL TABLE. Professional
4V2 it r 9 n solid cherry
ak with imported Italian 1 in
date Custom built $2.000
Call Ten 4330927 or AI 655-
3489
RENOVATION SALE washed
nak kllchet gouble door
'ridge. cook tr,pbuilt-in oven
Frcellent condition, only 7
:-s old After 4 30 p m 905-
120-3280
RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES
.111, A•,d •rrnruronea. lull
:arranty Paddy Market
05-263-8369 or 1-800 198
502
SAVE $500..Woodstove.12' of
.. ,1, iinlP-sulated chimney
:vrth all hardware b utensils
,750 Beaver table saw. with
-petal stand $300 905.434-
%535
SHEOMAN Ouabty wooden
sheds i ' earn kit only
5299 IMUS IgA Marry other sit-
es and styles avaiWOle Also
garages and decks 161 Mc
Kay Rd Unit 3. Pickermq For
murP into call 905-619-2093
CAR STEREO SYSTEM-
pxwao ur ,-D :"Anger ,
renwiel Pd $456. Ask S20U
2 6' Boss Speakers wiln
tweeters Pd S35C A,k $150
1 ORION 225 RCCA Amp Pd
5850 Ask $45C 1 Orion Per:
Ironic Crossover Pd $150
Ask S75 Beautiful Loud BOX
witti 2 12' Storm speakers
(Giant magnets') Pd 5850
Ask $450 ALL THIS FOR
$t0p0 (!BS) -421-1622
PINE/OAK FURNITURE Eo-
lee. Dining Ruom Kitchen
ro
Bedom and Custom
Designs. our Craftsmen have
been handbulWMg the higfesl
gahty said pne 1T oak Turns -
lure for the home since
1974 Drop in and see our
State of the Art woodworking
hGllty and let us show you
Now fire furniture IS
made our Motto 'There is
No Substitute for Quali-
ty' Traditional woodwork-
ing 115 North Port Road IS
on RIF Rd1 Purl Perry 905-
985-8774
CARPETS lots of carpet
1GG°•. „ywn new stain re-
lease carpets on nand 1-11
carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price
Includes Carpel. premium pad,
expert installation Iasi delhv-
m. free estimates (30 yards)
Norman 686-2314
TIME SHARE tar sale Year
round A.eil,ibiliry worldwide
$9660 u u u Please call
(9051668-4750
TREES FOR SALE Blue
Spruce MApleS Undens
Oaks and Locust $25 S150
(905) 655-8553 leave mes-
TRUCKLOAD SALE, PFAFF
Sewing Machines and Ser -
gets - all machines on sale
from $188 Bowmantville Fab-
ncs. 65 King St E . Bowman-
ville. Ontario Saturday Sep-
tember 26.12 - 4 ONLY (905)
623-3589
TWO 90 gallon fish tanks with
stands. 4 cockahels: 1 pair
love birds: 2 budgies 1 mak.
1 female; 4 hedohDgs. Must
sell due to illness Before 9
p m 434.2318 ask for Roy
USED FPACE $225. and up,
used stoves $200 and up.
used washers $250. dryers
$125 and up. New brand name
fridges, 16. c.f $605 . New
bind imine 30' stoves $449.
aril up. New 5 c.f. freezers
5255.. new 5 c.f. bar fridges,
5225. Ste non's Ap-
pkances 154 Bruce St., Osha-
wa.576-7448
WRECgNG 1984 Chis wind-
ow van. Chrysler mini -van
trailer hitch, $20 GM min -van
seat. new. $95. 2 antique
chairs, $651ach. Sears pro-
fessional scroll saw, $195.
Gatorvac blower. S65. Doors
6 inserts. S35. Oak doors,
32x80. S95. Sears 10' radial
arm saw. $295. Au (Xinchlon-
er. $150. Fisher Price 3 -in -1
games table. $95. 905.576-
0132.
Adicles
1 s
Tie
CASH OR DEALS. We Buy.
Sell. 8 morel Pay top dollar
for top Items. Home audio/
video. car audio. tools. CD's,
movies, games, gold. dia-
monds, furniture. appliances
(905)433-1785 905-571-2274
(905)666-0004 (prefer all
items In working order)
ro•'b
f►J:11■ Arts 6 Grins .. q Arts 6 Crafts ■11111■ �uromoones 1 1 - AutornoDiks
�tii� for Sok � Sk
- -- ---- - -- - -- 1983 CAPRICE It
Ion Sale
THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1998 -PACE 27
1 1 AmoeoM ti 11 Automobiles 11 Homo ebT- 1 1 Auto 1
for Sok for sale for sale for sale 4 Wheel Drive
assu- Wag
on V8 35C ria rust. loaded
P"
5 •,peen
1992 GEO STORM GSL 'edFturn
',"1 arn.tm ✓;ass 6 cyl 5
GOTTA LOVE IT! GREAT
OSHAWA AUTO CENTER
- - - 1987 FORD AEROSTAR VAN.
9 -passenger Michelin tires
1x7;00 .d-.rnpn;,lCARS,
434 2,-'5
FANTASTIC PRICES
SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE
, • 7 passenger �mendr excellent
52500 certified Call 905576
owner. excellent uwldtianE
certified Askrrrl $5 900 Tele
52.995 firm 95 Lumina van
A 1. 122.000 .m spolleSs
EVERYDAY AT CERTICAR Eq.
MECHANIC LABOUR RATE
a rnnitI. new transmission. 3
9288
phone (905; Ora 8874 -New
nearly 30 years experience
Arrivals 95 Cavalier
ONLY $501 with this ad.
new tires motor needs work
$500 as is n b o Call 705-324-
1985 CAVALIER TYPE 10 ?r,
1992 DODGE Dr°ash 3 3 5s.
door coupe loaded $3 200
G,upe 5 speed air red.
130000 km only$7 775 93
Also Car cleanup Reasonable
0930 snp
htre 4 ✓";finder fuel mje•:hnn
P; PB 5 -speed Blue ou blue
ryl auto p ; pyb airPrecidia
urek egret 5n^.Y' , 5
G 5 loaded v-6. 5
rates Easy linancinq 8 War-
nnry available. M Recondi•
1989 CUBE VAN. t6 h unice8
159000 km ma
crwse. 142DOOkm•, eexceuent-
us
✓feeds hnrYr ;,,'k bid nuns
speed rare and last $9.850
Certified
SALES LIMITED I no, ,00d ra;no,hon Best off -
Qq rims, new
•10hber
cr)ndnton. certP:e4 asking
ens. bankrupt,
91 Lincoln Continental
tinned cars available
r can 597 2225 ask lot
exhansl $1200 d5 is.
S'400 certified 1705.328-
$5400 Pickering Rust ;heck
1965831-2551
bad credit: no
has everything. 129.000 kms
ms
1994 ,RANI AM 4dr
a '�pargp
"[212 snp
sible loving homes. Pets Sup-
1988 CAVALIER K or
danwm an n leather ask-
q
S6995 1994 SUNBIRO 2 dr
I 90 Jeep YJ Sanarra cert ex -
Scoop LS 52995 1991 Cava-
Icer 2dr $2995 1990 Berens
1993 CAVALIER i dr au-
credit! If you
y
n $8 985 3 Geo Storm
9
auto $6495 1994 Cavalier. 2
r „ event c) HO cc SFT Tops
1986 DODGE CARAVAN, is
tumatr- air ,r r 'air/ ilii
VlQrk drive!
,pons coupe auto only
dr alien $5995 1993 GMC
:G Kilometers 4 yl 436-
one11 hill, n1nr. i ne
von excellent condition
you
940017 km sale $5995 93
Salar, Van loaded 59950
3150
needs Borne work $995
55695 cert ca11568-0697
Lots of pre-
Aerostar sportvan A t
1993 Grand Am GT 4 door
I
phone (416) 296-0715 office
905) 428-8279 home
1993 SATURN, a rly auto
owned
54 000 kms air auto real
$7950 1992 Z24 2 to choose
' ' 19% Dodge Grand Caravan
3 3; V5.
Bowen Antiques- Brooklin
19051655-8049 tax
to kh a dr air. Blue
ince only $5885 90 Geo
1992 Srmbird GT $6400 1992
auto overdrive,
' " ' I 54 000 km autoAmilass ve
10
1987 TOYOTA SUPRA Taiga
blue x
on blue exrel4 i condition
vehicles to
Bonne auto 108000 kms,
r
,EO STORM auto. $4 995
list, CD changer $15 900 coot
_
1996 Taurus GL 53995 '989
',"1 arn.tm ✓;ass 6 cyl 5
$6500060 905-619-1074
choose from.
:,reny 4 door. hurry only
1992 Cavalier 2 dr 5spd
(9051 623-9460 or 9,5 985-
434 2,-'5
1 AAiCles Wanted
• PetslSuppl,es/
1 Boarding
pd. Pw. pd ac 185000 km
FAST" Only $5300 Call 426
7476 (snp)
1994 BUICK REGAL LTD :
or t ✓,,tris• e^Jie7 b'.•par-
SPECIAL
52.995 firm 95 Lumina van
A 1. 122.000 .m spolleSs
$3495 1992 LeBaron 55995
1992 GEO Storm 5spd. 54995
I
$100. toward
-
1 Trailers
ANTIOUES1Absoluiely! AT
KITTENS WITH FIRST
nearly 30 years experience
metalhr,. with surto
dv ✓.heels
FINANCE
a9�5 �rrn New Prices 99
1991 lumina Euro 55995
your epo
door coupe loaded $3 200
rnr', :alnable usual) Y
ROOSTER availarh- :or asap
1988 CAVALIER 124 2!
whitewalls Most
2$500 o b o 905-985-007d
urek egret 5n^.Y' , 5
1991 Cavalier Z24 5spd
l :ll
4x6 NERVY ?-;x '•anz• -'as
Iree Purchasing outright, es-
lipn as we!I as adult cats
us
✓feeds hnrYr ;,,'k bid nuns
1
169000 hrway klms SaCnhce
Sacrifice
DEPARTMENT
';Crud car great price. t4a.000
$5495 '991 SUNBIRC GT
,elk
lent condition S19 000 0 8 7
Tris P. s ciarod $350 060
tares w/some antique cont-
encs trio limn to value con-
(fixed and vaccinated) Many
it also m need o1 respan-
well Great writer car Askim)
$1500 0 B 0 (905)-436.2750
at$8900905-62', 2'?3
SHERIDAN CHEV
.ms S440C 91 Olds Royale
Bn)vgham sully loaded bur-
aurr, $4600 1991 NVUNDAI
1 Automobiles
au 3Gs 57' Bads
sdered). collections of any
or single an-
sible loving homes. Pets Sup-
1988 CAVALIER K or
1994 CONCORD '',Car loaded
su,,r•;;, r -,r• .•,-vbnon lady
905-706-8498
^'mdy must be seen $6985
Delia 88 Royal luxury
Scoop LS 52995 1991 Cava-
Icer 2dr $2995 1990 Berens
warned
1 auto Leasing
son quantities
lime terns Special interest in
plies. donations and foster
4G' ,; n, e•; 4 ,,;i,r au-
driven cerlrheo. Approx
U Tempa 2-doo, 5 -speed
92 LS.
aid pace 127 000 kms
GTZ 5SPe $3995 1990 Cava-
A & A AUTO .s
Reay
Malrcroft pottery I'll try to re-
homes for dogs also needed
somatic. Iuuy cerli ped. $3395
115 000 klms S12000 rail
7 -PASSENGER .A',
S3885 92 Park Ave supe,
her RS 5 sod 53695 1990
coat; Ne ;A, $86-S10 300
BARGAIN RENTALS ✓rum
spond to all queries Robert
Please call Durham Aminal
Oak View Leasing Call 905
683-1395
905-428-9101
,aa�:e^ '3R': '; ^.: Delia 88
loaded 127 900 erns black
Corsica $3695 199, SDnm
Cash vn *me spot Any condi
f y;,r •r -..r, os KM & In -
Bowen Antiques- Brooklin
19051655-8049 tax
Adoorron.at(9051438-8411
1994 MAIOA 8-4000 Ex --A.
loaded Don good condemn
on grey oilier Now $9 500
auto $2995 '99r negal
hon any year Call is any-
suranve Pirkenng Cash CK
Ontano
9051655-5501
1 1 Automobiles
1989 ASTRO VAN ;MC like
nen :,en �ar'ra�re^ vngle
--B s r peetl
gull load Ins �' r� tier '•
$1950 each 655 4253
95 Neon Hr Line Sport lovely
dark r•vn W n S8 Srr 95
�
$3995 1990 .24 5spd $3695
nine 2a hours 7 days 30
Y
4'6,-937-9742
00 :oil have valuable an-
1996 Taurus GL 53995 '989
.' 1111 musl sell $4900 ri b o
'Us cx.e . „ m-
ditinn $14900 remand o b o
rp„•s or estate contents? Let
0'. DOWNPAYMENT i s •
all 7218414 or lea'm mes-
(9051 623-9460 or 9,5 985-
,1,5 assist you in achieving the
down grad ,er��:• � , 'Starting
.age
0074 ,no
highest possible prices Call
a) -day Henry or Gayle Kahn
at $199. month 905-839-
1989 FORD AEROSTAR,
1994 PONTIAC -,•., ^ Pnx SE
'Antique Consultants" with
9924 (Sundays by appt 1
p•, s,e qer Sa i2: 3?9
4 '; ,,,, " ,, metalhr
nearly 30 years experience
1952 IMPALA 2 door, HTP
Chev Sprint low kit $2.500
1988 Chrysler LeBaron 2
105LGG.rn•; +.eedent condi-
tion.
Phone 905-985-8161
283 en , :,e South Carolina
door coupe loaded $3 200
certrhed must sell 59250
o b o Call 509-6370
van SE mark green gad ac-
car in 1977 all original look-
onic-
a8 certified 9051 729-0168
2$500 o b o 905-985-007d
cents malts air 136 000
,qAsking $1500 t 705.328-
'
yell (905) 626-1176
1995 SATURN WAGON -
.ms oniv SA 806 Come to
1
; 12 sop
GUAPAN-EED 905)776-5740
Ph,T automa' .i�• .,
USED
1972 AMC -iORNET 6 ylm-
1989 FORD P'obe Mazda en-
,elk
lent condition S19 000 0 8 7
EMBOSSING
• out" ^Tod c'mclrtron.
gine e,, w„ 1al air Pam-
Call f9O51263-1045
MACHINE
S1.000 Call 3515-986 0160
cert original red paim. oily
owned asking S32D6 obo cer-
19% SUNFIRE 2 door 5
or lil'tii I L)
F
lam -70m, Sat & Sun Sam -
tified 728-2395 evenings
speed,48 500 klms Black
,-ards
1977 Honda Civic .:e Macer.
4272415 or come to 479
S10 000 905-427 396'
'Ica,• call 5av at
w 160C :c po!'Vn 1 & port-
1990 CHRYSLER DYNASTY
etc Wilde $yesma700 TMca-
579 Todd
I. post Trac. Hary Garb
immar-ulate 11u barter• • N
U Tempa 2-doo, 5 -speed
$2306 955575-a'9-
taved ores $1000 ODO 1'
leu ceninM S5 200 or ties!
103 K env owner in good
WE BUY USED JEANS
A it.
`)5-328-2212 (snp)
Mer Telephone (905) 831-
6493
condition take a drive will
unity $1500 839.8756
{ .+ p n warren a -r
352 54.13
in
7 WE PAY CASH
FOR CD's
Gey S» to $8 for
most discs!
�H N (905)435.9989
S•i S (905►438-0458
�..AX (9O5µ27-7613
1 Arts &
_ crani
and Craft Showplace located
in the Councce Flea Maket
4km east of Oshawa Let us
snow aril Sep your Crafts a-
reclly to the public You do not
have to be here Call 905-436-
.1024
FOLK ART CLASSES avan-
anle A. �r.veis morning at-
tern„Ai and evening cusses
available Beginners out spe-
Cialdy Classes starting Oc-
tober 5rn Learn a craft that
can relieve stress and give
enormous enjoyment Call
19051 576-3947 for inform --
bon
1 Ctxripiiter
CD BURNING Need
s memwq ;jt,, .,n CD? Can
burn a CU for excellem prices
For into John 705-953.9409
(sip)
IGS INTERNET - kit your In.
le•ne1 Needs Free set up
Vee 200 hours monthly
Entad - Homepage - Compeer
live Rates WWW DURHAM
IGS NET 888 -apt -1531
SOLUTIONS
Affordable Year 20th)
4979 THUNDERBIRD 302
,uto pis p/b sun root tilt.
'C $900 060 Southern car
,41905- 571-5475
: 1 1 Improvements
1991 Buick Regal Grand 89 ACCLAIM -, 000 klms
Sport ''riaded. excellent con- V ;x ,,, -d m excem-
dition Low mileage Askrnq lent conWt:ai1 S2 900 or best
CARUSO AUTO SALES Re.
p,,.. ,::,mic
Named sith own Louis Good
wage 1988 P';nttac Tempest
black ,fear 51950 1973
Surcamper Mot 'r
Home 2251
propane powered 78mles.
$2995 as is 1987 Plymouth
Reliant 158KTs $1350 1991
Sunbnd Br*gandy $3450
1990 Bonneville Back
$4250 All v!hicies reri-
Ued Honda Accord Brown.
'.32Kms $950 as is 1895
.lements Rd 0-177 Prrxe,
ig Need a :ar call PMI 686-
38C3
FOR SALE '988 F150 Ford
PU --e,- • e.' 17, -xm new
tires Paint. $3800 905987-
5090
I .' ' "
Geo Met,; out•; 58 )Or, xr^s
1996 Taurus GL 53995 '989
min spruce 905-686-5003 or
snou"^ob'ks
Free consultation'
Grand Voyaqeur V 995 1989
905-776-5234
• 1
steal d' S6 -50C Low Price
"
Beres S" 23795 1389 Cava
to S-
"ON"
dfywall, masonry
38 Olds Dena 88 0
her 1988 MvC•an q1992
$75 to $7500',• scrap cars &
20 yrs. EXP.
high kms 52 295 rerulied 89
P,:,
tr. r vern-
Y -MAX 4-750 ^• ••• cr.
Sable 1-6 auto 175.006 kms
$2695 1988 ;rand 2 It
.,)not
r e slider and
only $2 950 93 Dodge Cera
S3 950 1988 Nissar Sentra
cies 24nr Free Towing A11
Ski skins Recent tune-up
Ski
van SE mark green gad ac-
auto $2495 1984 �orvene
Durnam PecyUmnq. cars &
2$500 o b o 905-985-007d
cents malts air 136 000
59906 1973 Mostanq $3995
truck`. &anted TOP CASH
sno
.ms oniv SA 806 Come to
1991 Sonoma Ex! :ao S6995
GUAPAN-EED 905)776-5740
Certicar Auto Centre- 155 King
• 982 510 Custom S7 995
CASH FOR CARS! Ne ouy
M. Marine
St West. at Midtown Mall,
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK'
Oshawa Call 579-2886 Open
Man -Thur, tam -bpm. Fri
Deed .emc�es ;elnUes must
Sunday
lam -70m, Sat & Sun Sam -
De 'n running condition Call
OUTSIDE STORAGE '.• a
MUST SELL 1983 Marla
SSell. ill. Trade' 160
4272415 or come to 479
ars into, ,.. e -gikrs
e^
Srincot St S Oshawa
Bayry St East. Ajax at
etc Wilde $yesma700 TMca-
ceuem unnmg condmon
(gesA ns5.
MURAL AUTO SALES
son Rd Norm APOI 9roarhr
$2306 955575-a'9-
905-655-80^,
FAX
YOUR
busint-asses.
AD
Free consultation'
il~VF.N
Basement Apts.,
(905)839-0523
Fax (905) 839-0358
Rec-rooms, plumbing,
Authorized lAtilodt Clxeracldr
639 5310
A(iMons, elrectrical,
$7900 Ivan evenings 723- otter 905-1131-7089
1492(snp)
: 1 1 Improvements ; 1 Roofing : 1 Roofing 1AULMove+g 6 storage Go uovxig 6 store"
CANDO RINiFI\G . tII\[x)'.1\
t�-L_F�-L..��� Qu�rlin.ccalln vkfiwan
RENOVATIONS � � AJ=.0005
ms
INC.estimate ie-'.:-
IN)5-"6"-1240 a' ate orstorage units
Expert Renovations For The John McLellan **A Alan u/ His Si'ord" "` sell "'wing supplies Park and bad spe°tal.
Physically Challenged & Disabled �!ei •ng at 5125 and uo Serving East to west Coast
(905) 686-5211 1 ac mn9 & „.� Fre ud prwe
Fax 905 686-8072 L aeon■Trig �"'°' 725-0005 or
ori•r�IPI � k,
CallTon} Ruber
For A FREE
Estimate
686-2125
RENOVATIONS
LARGE OR SMALL
Cali
DIAL A HUSBAND
We Do It AlW
Pre -Winter
Window Sale
Guaranteed
to Beat Any
Price on Quality
Therrml Windows!
(416)724-0101
solutions for small
BUDGET INOUE
busint-asses.
N7'S
Free consultation'
il~VF.N
Basement Apts.,
(905)839-0523
Fax (905) 839-0358
Rec-rooms, plumbing,
Authorized lAtilodt Clxeracldr
639 5310
A(iMons, elrectrical,
"ON"
dfywall, masonry
• 1 Lou l
•ound
& cement work
Fv RCM IlawwyFestinras-
20 yrs. EXP.
FOR THE PERM WHO took
child's stuffed grey elephant.
Cull Mario
2 x2' in size. pleue return, no
questions
I L 619-46ss.
asked, to the Ux-
bridge Tribune. 24 Toronto
Cel.(416) SW 4663
Street Nunn.
FOUND:_ Orange cat, de.
clawed, in the Lear Searing
LICENSED electrician spe-
Parking lot in Alan. Call 905
cializirig service changes.
623-9107 for more inforrna•
Rewiring older houses and
lion,
panel changes. Free esti-
mates and all work guar-
• I PMflSupplietl
anteed. (905)626-0992.
PUREBRED POMERANIAN
Puppies for sale. 2 males. 10
Wks ad 5300 each. 705-878-
7066(snp)
COCKER SPANIEL pups for
sale. Vel checked, first shots.
Call Laurie 905-665-0191 or 1-
888.577 -DOGS (SNP)
LHASO-APSO puppies First
shots Vet inspected. Ready to
E$350. Please call 986-
5004
LHASA APSO pups for sale
$350 Males & lemales avail-
able. various colours Ready
to go (705)186-3124, leave
message
DOORS NRN US
GARAGE DOORS
OPENERS. (We
install). FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS. CABLES,
ROLLERS
Sales Service &
Repairs
905-837-0949
S&cD
EXTERIORS
'2 vear,
1RooTieeg "d"ig .&nit.
,.n r.rn,uKh.
a'igmund
;pnnkler .v stem,
Workmanship
guaranteed.
"Put tau, ham, u,
aur twk1.
(9(15) 331+-3310
I-a(11t-21'-5352
FREE ESTIMATES
:1 Roofing
A&C
R(N)FIN(:,
And Alumium
Shingling. all types tit
nuts, new and old.
Workmanship Guar-
anteed 1014 Discount
to Semors. fully in-
sured. Free estimates.
Call Andrew at
(905) 426-8'f0•t
OUT- ;I*Ai g i
PAINTING A
PCoL
Colour matching��G
Stucco ceilings
No money up front,
pay when your satisfied.
Free Estimate. Senor Discount
Call Scan at: Pick"
All Pro Painting
and Wallpapering
stmas ,rating,
Gerk•ral repairs
Top cli w,vk
at ieavnwhle prices
d oil lo+ Senior,
(•all nor a FREE Estimate
404-9669
L �ti s
% all Colerings
Pa, -,t -; &43 dace" ;
Small repairs.
dr/wall, wood finishes.
professional.reliable.
reasonable. clean
Colin 839-7256
IAN BANKS
& SONS
Painting &
Wall papering
40 years
experience
Free Estimates
416-265-0944
rAVJTVJG
Specializing in
interior and exterior
painting.
Free estimates.
can
(Nf) 60"1281
Fast reliable service,
will beat any prier.
MOVING SYSTEMS
'la; " ',ri.r',, rates
SENIOR AND MID-
MONTH DISCOUNTS
Lompararae Rates
Free Estrmam
905-723-7479
1.800-853.7750
MOUNTAIN
MOVING SYSTEMS
mmercal or rmilenhal
Packaging. storage and
boxes available Senior &
mid month discounts Free
estimates
571-0755
1-888-491-6600
HARRY -0 -THE -
MOVERS
Move big or small we
price them all, Free esti
mates. seniors discount.
short notice moves. Ap-
pliances moved. also
storage space available.
Comparable rates Call
(905)987-4437 or
I -no -263-5836
Member 01
awt% i'�N
Fun efure
Refeasnin
REFINISHING
Restore d'_
tots
_.to:ts original
beauty
Hand stripped.
Free estimates.
Ian
t 800.856.2045
s..xlg
Mwhim
SEAMSTRESS
Helen', Prnressiorsal
sewing
(905)837-2591
Ex{+enensed. ,If do all
iNrie, al aIIcran,,n,.
mnclu,ling ✓✓Tens be
women: wile.
wcdding gowns.
Rca,wahle piwe,
427-0005
w : -.ear
cep •.; 3001) sq n
vacuortpiq dii,tm tiam
ckarunq, Ill. floors
Washed, window ledges
base boards & wherever
else the house needs
Clearing rc yrs ixonwnc•'
Cap Rub v 416-765-9214
Sernlp Ncterkq. Alan,
Uslo Wille. maddu m MW
cimotnoitt.
A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS
arm
30-510 Coo Cash on the IM E u mwd
.)I For Urs. trucks any BACHELOR APT S5'2.mcntr.-
idamn Guaranteed ;arts ly !.,viii; 3,1 floor walk
d and repairs r9M686 up no elevator enpunes Call
71 days 7r ,4'5684-n2' Mark 8523107 Leave mes-
...mings Baa
Parry Services Party Services
RABBIT WANTS WORK
And All Occasions Have My Owr'Maoctan.
Can Ernie 665-4932
*1***********
1 6
Crer s eriel!airr<- 3^v xcasior Clowns.
acter oo, ; Kes ect Dacus caioor-,rams.
Caroling. -3gC -.sic
glue Ribbon Award Winner - City Parent 96. 97 '98
* 905-471-5331
CLOWN / MAGICIANt
• Live animals • All occasions
• All ages
Call Jeff
09051839-7057
• s suttees • • Bussrss
• services • services
APPEARANCE PLUS
SEND YOUR CAR TO THE CLEANERS
Dr% cleanln- and Dowling System will
make your calks mtenor slxitless and
showroom clean From upholstery and
1 GMdM & carpeting right down to the radio knobs.
• n i
1 Fliwrirg, Then sur can treat all fabrics and c:trpeung.
x Free pickup and delivery
Exterior Waxing and Paint Sealant
eARPTI lawn Maintenance for
INSTALLATIONS Pickering 700-7074
, cor>�s 571 Eyer Dr, g
51ummiIK1 IN111O 25 years experience.
:: tlllllie
restretchmg, our
• CortKnercial • IndusUlal
speciality.
Free estimates.
0 8, N Duncan,
917.17!9 M 967-1111
Resiyr" Landscaping. Ponds.Aduk
Pad Gardens, PrimV. : • EnbwtwtwrMd
kolerlocking Stories. Retanirg
Wals Etc.
Authorized lAtilodt Clxeracldr
639 5310
e
"ON"
:: tlllllie
nd W fnmdplano/Thsory IADEESLessons
}IA,N REGIONffneate
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&CLASSA
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(905)831-4838 286-5513
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SELL IT NOW TREE REMOVAL a MANITERANCE SELL IT NOW
CALL � CALL 683-0701
683-0707 g3DA
1 _7O� CALL DAVE OR FAX 579.4218
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your
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first day of
publication
as we
cannot be
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an error.
PAGE 25 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER .BRIDGE TRIEUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1998
Heavy Duly a Apsrlments tor a erlmants or a Apartment or a Hou—m19— causes for Dasa a ort . oA
:1 Equipitlent 11 Rent 1 1 Rent 11 Rent 1 Rent a l Rml a l Rerit ' 1 Insure • 1 Irarlr :
rn YaU IFIUCK :hydraulic).
BRUUKLIN, large ruum
welders 50 I ;^ecs welding
some furniture 5100/week
screen cement nater small
available October lsl Also 1 -
work table. Udders, hest otter
bedroom apartment lot No
Evenmgi 905649-1645
vember 1st S510nionth plu<
Apartments
M@11
hydro Call 655 5539
1 For Rent
CENTRAL Oshawa. urge 1 8
Sat & Sun 1 pm- 4pm
2 hedrl N+m apwimcws avail -
1 BEDROOM n:an'�
able in well maintained build
enc' a .. ,c,ve ?,l
ung close to all amenmes Call
dedo fell 'entiady located
(905)723-0977
Parking ACailable now Rpt
ball elevator. 1 ball distributor.
erences tel last 5580
NORTH OSHAWA 1"Plex
(905)404.882;
Clea^ hnghr 4i• -r bea-
7202307
ruum. with hanlwvuu floors
1 BEDROOM CLEAN I,et
art. dishwasher. parking and
"er!•A '� r seg u,Rv
storage fact lobes Suit prufes-
Dwlnmq. uhrmeS Included
sional November bit $900
Available Nov 1s1 905.852-
plus hvdro 19051 839-3939 n,
6068
(416)720-1353
ABOVE GROUND '-bedra,m.
WHITBY La,ge 3 bedroom
s'-- , '-.tom new
.atilt oX .;� kitchen in Triplex
catpC: $" 1L• •it room
i,enlralry located S850-hydrn
RENT -WORRY FREE
ri5G 1905 63. 022.
1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts.
' )re information1
Refurbished & New
to closet Mdm11Wr family
Appliances. All Util. included.
la Salt
In-house Supt. & Maint.
SOUTH AJAX ! bedroom in
On site Security.
Opportunities
Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am - 8 pm
N W OSHAWA pias one
Sat & Sun 1 pm- 4pm
ie.. aydilable inmecl ately
VALIANT PROPERTY
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
_s,_ MANAGEMENT
Hdr�I:.,W 1-r, ? baths
905-579-1626
AVAILABLE now .. N Osha.
I Furnished, 1 I Townhousesfor 1 Townhouses fa
Accomodatq_s Rent Rent
FURNISHED BEDROOMS.
I110it Share t3cmlies le.
-'ale pre+erred Most love
Share k,ifhpn d ham Cable. Avail Nov' (905 509 1805 ' vis First and las! $350
$350 N" <molimg pets Fe- James onthly, per room Includes
male p,Il,rTell Pickennq
905-8390609 NORTH OSHAWA duper large
.n•,1•^nein E,'•,. e•7t, bi
ABOVE GROUND hedronm try Well mattagen quiet build-
<• ' ''•+" I r - i'as too Controlled entrance 5729
p.�:s ,; ." I tRil Cable park,nri No lops
8i,gf„ Diaober'N( :Pr i 'st 905
share:. ;-9-5584
r
prefeI
a01e 9C5+1 • 7 BEDROOM AVAILABLE IM
MEDIATELY : •.i'
^
OstW:..i and 946
t t e ,r St Oshawa From
C fpr mo all InCivsive N„
• Please call am7hmr
5-6-6724
PACIOUS deli maintained
TrarIsd At Doctor a;:r1 Avail at 900
086 Glen St Some with onverfle" to Schools
losers paint pinvnd-
& Shopping h)se to schools shop -
Close To s prere GO Station Libh
Squash -.lured Can 728-4993
'ICKERING Whites .3Gf.
MARTMENTS - AJAX
31 & 77 Falb%- crt.
2 & , Bedroom mart
menu. Includes
fridge, stove, broadloom,
.lir, heat, hydro, water and
cine parking.
Call 686-0845
or v1Sit us at:
i 9- tit', crnrli wJll,Irct't.fl(u)r/
-r, h,thrim,rhtrnl
-Ale parkulq References 1
10-567-5430 or 905-852
-;23
Shared
La Aaomnodalbn
SHARED ACCOMMODATION
--toker house neo: Ma^: and
= lelaide Streets S5CC ^),:nth
ausrve Call 725 5625 to,
ri5G 1905 63. 022.
A., uqe 2 bedroom base-
' )re information1
1 Private Homes
to closet Mdm11Wr family
(90515--�64 eves
la Salt
• 1 Business
SOUTH AJAX ! bedroom in
3abw with 2 bedroom m-Iri
on
t ren 10 acres 2 Ttor ty
Opportunities
u!,^„r-, 5.1^.. inn Inclu
N W OSHAWA pias one
ii,cless-onalry Managed
ie.. aydilable inmecl ately
be ?': • r 1,n: , bungaiow
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
.11905-619-01-1-
Hdr�I:.,W 1-r, ? baths
MasD• {:�tchinr, mai,h.•,rs 1
AVAILABLE now .. N Osha.
central o vac large Int
Srrows to perfection Asking
ball elevator. 1 ball distributor.
only Cur
900 Telephone 19051
200 balls S10.000 or best off -
,;bed
,led betlroom 8 den Wr
7202307
er Call 436 45028
n -soul protessirnal to
lei track 6 3 tented pad-
irks $2 400 00 per month
12 7 $375 inclusive Peter
^-lie $450,monih includes
OPEN HOUSE 25 Peachtree
ROMF-BASED BUSINESS ?flat
i,lndry kitchen tacdmes
mfli IN15.—Ilt
Cres.,•^' gun Sept 27 8 Oct
'i '-v:,::, rsn -n z....,.,,
real, ..-rk; 6i^• ,-•oaf mnn-
• 1 Registrations 1 Registrations
Music Lessons
In Your Own Home
Piano Flute
Trumpet Guitar
I
Your Elonle: 15.1111 — 1/2 hour
Olir Studio: 12.50 —11 /2 hour
426-9251
'' one bedr,,n 4 -bedroom home. premium ey. flexible hours no product
Houses !er
i scmail apartment full 1 _^Kehl ' 1 R•m NORTH EAST :snawa. titan, ravine lot desirable Bowman selling 416-635.2787 24 Awgwxwats
..1 Announcements
:then an laundry separate :' �^• �'"" in gwtl vdle neighbourhood Master hours ' ` 1
itraoce parking utihfMs in HAMPTON - r,f, •'oust share lutGndtibath Irltn bedroom w/Sunken retreat'
Uri N .onnktr !st UsT , . : 1cr .e.i:... _me. 5340 monol '905) 721 - fireplace 4or-e ensurte. walk- MOBILE CHIP TRUCK 75
iCV
ri5G 1905 63. 022.
A., uqe 2 bedroom base-
Urge ,L4 DMroom brick bun-
0122
to closet Mdm11Wr family
(90515--�64 eves
VAM pinto rentals cc,
P pIFRIMG can t Derfrwm
house completely refurbished
3abw with 2 bedroom m-Iri
on
t ren 10 acres 2 Ttor ty
MOUSE TO SHARE ^.lir le"
room laundry room fart
GMS alummum fwd,
efficiency fryers, running hot
ii,cless-onalry Managed
$65C inn in.
For Ram
use Darn with 17 Tff,ce
male nine Sint,+ Godo
SIZE kitchen For sale by own -
er, for appointment Call
poo
and COIR water Halm
Greenwor -
Ines 4 aIbie rd, 4 pc
mroo,n iae uhfrties and
I n7"'I .-
� a••.� ,,irking 5 appiAne-
>rksnoo 8 tackrrximloflrce
Credt DeaNdW [aunt^; home
�� ei Sainnrero Intl rk "any,
(9051623-8529
Spechon approved Runs
es Baicorry immaculate
rk• ^ pets avert Oct 1
'•al aur First 6 last Pets 0 K
lei track 6 3 tented pad-
irks $2 400 00 per month
12 7 $375 inclusive Peter
OSHAWA r• !:x bungalow 3 .
great great income Amer
N -'SHAM
5 839 0098
•
its utihtitT and aDDluncCS
-705,35' 1179
:• Vit out past-
Asking 510.500 GI: Sherri
• apace mem
LARGE 3 BEDROOM :;,irt-
t
'Jen house 2-4pm T1urs
NORTH WEST OSXAWA
-tent z baths Garage
(416)283-1712
nit reiM;,a;.,: 1Z piex
mw^ ,.- r^. ,�
11 .
Y September 24 1998 2360
- ;' ... . ..,
_. r bed- wC
S4%l?5 fenced bl Hardwood
you, ,erne home for less titan
ypu thunk," Call Dave Hay
Harowexxt haus rade park
a4 appliances aril parkin„
'
mcession road 6 Property
place Nomsmo+^c Working
loons hi'epytt Easily con-
OSHAWA NEAR SALON ' .r
nq heahnq d not water in
$850 Pius Wuibei Avada Di.
t
S situated n The norlfill
DrdfeSsronal SrPxs Same
veiled to in-law, 5139,900
Sale A,•ducM '•. $12 OOS r:r
Jutted Laundry facilities No
November 1st Cau '?5-999 t
milyroom and den $1350
corner at Reg Rd 57 and
$400•mo hrsttast 1905)576-
Call 1905), -12%
quick :ale Very
ry profitable
MN, Avail Nov 1 905576
Wus tribes Available octbo-
Pius Oct'Nuv 1st Can Grace
Colic Road 6 For more -Mor
'002 after 6 15om
P.
WHITBY. mq,e Creek 4
Owne! rebn call 432 3029
rq
298.
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT
SOUTH AJAX tttoruum
apart^•..• ... • E J, ,nq
ABA DABA DU :. a
.1 ...... . ;ilii, ,..,wit
mahon please call Jaid sta-
Irxe 1965, 47? 7302 during
Office 6
' • 1
reel:." " executive home
n Ham floor Family
ty
lave message
M,
N5Crmu . I,j urdititt Avail
Llieu, e ",Vnir's tyre or tree
business hours
Rpa4
_100
ren' a.na:. ,. $
Meeh htsl a,tu last memths
iDk Da 1T1 Credit ::lea K a
I s or reduced mOA6i0t
HouS
>
..Som fireplace 2 walkouts.
rr $225000 Call
• 1 Argreaionc
rent required 6428353 �r
roust Please call 416391-
4282 or 416-374.8331
rale Fruth $750 month al. m
clusive income regnrement
+^9
evaxw•d
»
Free Ren! -
rx;wht ry , : ..i. -)C sq h Of.
qt yard
,9051668 0806
8529539
trate $27 500 gqrosT Call
Rf SPOMSIBI
I'Ce/Retal East Oshawa 1800
;rntfsns•re
.^ 6_x.N;; Mon
'
2 BEDROOM APARTIl NT
2-9EDROOM I :(At building
Ken • ono CtHdweN Banker
(9r5,728 9313
f
reel inti
'1 Commercial Hnwe
' q •
p, v
:1aY and Wed evenrgs i 345
tbw,nuvr• .:,.. y y_:- ;.
[M .-••„ tit.+• :_ •.uv; I Lauri-
---- -
._ proper
fly 9e'pn Nov Dec Prefer
_
450Sq h Shop Call 334-243
3 30 p m Fret introductory
month utdil tint included
dry laohbeT Avadabie Oct
2 BEDROOM ^ .se n Osla-
N Pekemkf. Not Hwy 7 E of
or 6554T32
6-UNI1 .:, ::.: _: I Lull rk I;.'
:IMS INSTRUCTOR SHIHAM
Fridge stove lixtuded avail
15M Nu pets (9055'9-9016
wa •", W `' : garage ton-
Brnck I. r, , 5 Uxbridge or
Con29n
1
'.die :entralty, located
DAVID IVENS Fifth degree
able now 852 '235
rsheo basement a•c AP
Port Perry References
Iw Rent
5185 uw Please call
black pen IKA Master Beath
2 bedroom apt
Sep entrance ,ncuiding ulA.-
Les. Cable until park nq
Firs6'Lulnon-smoke: pe!s
preferred S754mi, A.a,Uble
imrnediafely or 00 1 Maio-
Oaks'Broch Pieke-1,; 9C5
6191509
2 BEDROOM :poral Osha-
wa �.r': r • $t between
$inn,ur Alto urnrrr 5679 in
dud[5 111
Art included rear Lake
app,
(905427 0009 days-
A., uqe 2 bedroom base-
305!433 2504
er Call (905)697-0397
.ala0w Oct 1 s $895 • Wil
(90515--�64 eves
BANCROFT BARRY'S BAY
Cis
house completely refurbished
.Is Call Connote 416690
79
Towrwlo(isa
• 1
Flue it retrea! ' X0 659
Li38 I d 3 Detrwrn -tuf-
1
for saw
PIANO STUDENTS Lookin,)
2 BEDROOM "•w bungalow
For Ram
•m on beautiful Pur
2 BED . Solarium
for ,,^,r;Julntr sfuaents less
.-.rt" 9 .w....e��..illt 5800'
OSMAWA 3 BEDROOM
!Y Wee Bortz barbecues 6
I n7"'I .-
� a••.� ,,irking 5 appiAne-
ons n m Ajax area
Y home
nurith wrtm riot hydro can
women, :•,'.'.
I'""` h„in-`
:� nnis A. much much more
a1
es Baicorry immaculate
Call Joan a 905.686-8351
'•al aur First 6 last Pets 0 K
iit1
maini«iwa Amur k Ihoex
nUtidea in rasoruplt tau
$189900 1890 Valley Farm
—
y19D5-697-1826
$775 plus hydro Freshly
rates'
Rd Pickering Call (416)-604
'339
1 Personalf
3 BEDROOM ni„r.e southwest
gated. with fridge I stove
. • 1 Florida
WILSON/OLIVE Urge 2 bed
renovaled sepirdle entrance
KLuw., S9r> vr, mom” Pius
1Wt 0 I 'I I
close 10 zchods and all
amemt6es. on site manage-
Vac R•mals
PICKERING spacious 3 bed
onq i •ire",' room 5
01 CHEATING ONTARIO
u i r fes pan , jun res we s reptnCtO HOUSEWIVES •Taunts M1
dry Clem secut• mall UXBRIDGE t BEDROOM •ard avauaae October ITC/ mens off" 728-3771 Det- CLEARWATER bel, '^ _:cast w 'owe Centre 1401
wen t -3pm oft tuuy • '•,tib.-.: mr4Ale horse Balcony i immaculate vale pnnne numbers 1 900
VincCamay Dundmq Suns adult pe ""rtdafer, 549 B (90516411 5505 ki. not tut. POW Nes supply 51250M (%5-686-1793 451-3638 ext 235. $369/mm
Rete'eq people N., .106 per moms 2 moot Pius 05 AJAX 3 :iedroom house ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAD pictures I references $250 must be 18 T -tone
or j9 ces 1905. 985 9106 tiro 842341? mornings 905- ive F " "Ti's "PI •^e ti�
or 905 X59-7'4' '•'1 S; DOC inclusive .... US CA 905333-7183 Frm Vacation
Lave
Message
6405902 evenings
A., uqe 2 bedroom base-
uwo . 3 w4 xxtruwn law,-
Hartford Century 21 Excel
properties
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An -
ijbil included Cable
tar parking onDso route
P n9
ment apt $800 inclusive Bohn
house completely refurbished
CLEARWATER 3 -bedroom
NAIAACIILATELY Clean newt;
2-111EDROOM ..,riment spa-
WHITBY Ise bedroom apt
available October 1st first
well 4 new appliances Stat
''j'".'` : ",&les heated
OWN YOUR :;u- ',,,i, se'.
..low burn -in
$`a` -" "leludes hat and
last a must Parkin: laundry
Ing from $59 900 Carnes for
pool hot tub Minutes to
,rod ?ri I, zne 55900. $1 000
d,shwa511a modern 4 -storey
parkin) for one cat Ava Able
(905676-41178 (rn.A,jP,
less than rent Little or no
beaches NHL all slat game
'an
Ju w:f $89 monthly Great
building S775,month plus by-
Oct t Gwe: Dui uuildry
THREE BEDROOM use
money, down' OAC CAN RICK
WATSON Flanker
2411 99 NFL Football.
Blue JAY baseball doglorse
swimming. fishing beach
tiro Available Oct 1st Call
fac Phowe 2&6985
It uppw, leve �-:cenlly
„oldwell
1905728 9414 or Tut
Track CMldren welcome
near Cobourg 14163431-1 555
Carol 905 -23-7579
WILSON/OLIVE Urge 2 bed
renovaled sepirdle entrance
905421 3804
275, week Photos
Cottages
AJAR ane or
WNY 'rnr wfnm you Lin own
no pets SI 30C inclusive Oc
FINCH7ROSEBAMK, 4 -bed-
300G
(905 683 5503
1 For Sale
ent nopebedroom
apartment no pets
fruit
nun smoking available Oct
$695 mu 19051 428
you, ,erne home for less titan
ypu thunk," Call Dave Hay
tober Kt 1998 Days 683-
29J4 evprrgs6W-9595
1,
ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAL!
ow, , u: `01he $50C' auwn
'Jp to 6 month 'tee from
RwaltMmi•s
11
1(ASHABOG LAKE Long is-
land modern 3 bedroom 4
7643 -'
lock Sales Rep ReeMa,
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$775 mo all inclusive Mux
Hartford Century 21 Excel
season co?cage Winterized.
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An -
ijbil included Cable
tar parking onDso route
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mum income $28 000 o a c
NAIAACIILATELY Clean newt;
nelud,ng winter water com-
suites Find the oracle within
X,IA% OCTOBER. _drge t
OCTOBER.
19051 668 380C or (905; 666-
yard
S950,rnonth Inclusive Near
Aurelg Rasanu 1u day Cold-
renovated 2 bungalows for
sale Oshawa $132.00 tour-
ppl1etely furnished mcludin
fndge stove. dishwasher
$299/min '18.'24 hors 1-
tJA " parking
3211
anrengies Pkax can
well Banker AMR Real Estate
BEAUTIFUL basement walk-
and
fireplace.
900-451-3783
stpa:are ehuuwe. gas t re.
LY
sulated workshop/garage
7P8-9414 ext 201 lir for line
lice $175.000 ( in law apt )
microwave working
Award winning perennial beds
ldlrsh huge
PUS prefers quiet, respons,
em lulchen new oil Funrance/
2 5.000
+9051839-0941 or Pg'
(905, 42' 38004
and many extras Both a
aluminum siding with two
LOOKING FOR 1 BEDROOM
bee mature working temale
WILSON/OLIVE Urge 2 bed
416)582 7001
apt downtown Uxbridge. or
bedroom to board in Needed
trust to see 905-576-0017
large decks overlooking lake.
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - S2 99;
No smoking pets hrsl.nast
S60C inclusive references
room nam fluor apanment
Indge stove walkout fo Da
FINCH7ROSEBAMK, 4 -bed-
300G
a SPWO
BEAUTIFUL ACRE lot plus 3
docking for 3 boats. gg0000d
swimming and boating Move
mm 18. 23 hours 1-900
451-3783 DAILY
ei•:1m sqn home 3
bedroom Onck bungalow.
in condition. Asking $100.000
HORO-
905-686-0773
cony laundry 2 Ca! parking
Dallis /4'C 5 appliances ta-
COMMERCIAL SPACE avail.
with added bright sunroom.
For appt -all (905) 723-0501.
SCOPE 1-900-677.7770 $500
NOV 1st. I Bedroom very
close to All amenibbes $795
milyroom and den $1350
able Downtowcn UxbndW 600
double dela led garage 4ilu-
T�5i 725-5751 1705) 877-
24 hours
t,eai butte Oshawa Every-
Wus tribes Available octbo-
Pius Oct'Nuv 1st Can Grace
sq h at $12 per Fined for dog
area on Island road, close to
Ihmg Included No pets quiet
b..Ad:n 5595 month Can
q
er Isi (905) 436-9448
4/6740-3331 ext 245 or
905839 5648
grooming business including
2 tubs 852.3155
Goresk, Marina Features m-
elude upgraded oak kitchen.
Yorsey
OSH IWA RELAXING MAS-
SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 Kin
905.579 9600 1 At�Ks fireplace in Ilvingroom, sepa- V
FOR LEASE, Large 3 bedroom St. W(905) 404-9625 11.30 am
WarNpE ung aWw a RoaNs rate dimrlgroom, partially tin- MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out 9 pm 1 oeautf • 1 Oee1M
AVAILABE OCT 1 In Oshawa
brick
4255 lot in OstwwagaFmn ` / for Rpt fished rec-room Low prix of of debt quick wnthoul going
One bedroom basemen apt PROFESSIONAL MALE. shift shed basement with farad 5182.000. Call now Larne bankrupt or being garnisheed
Lar9qrP clean quiel Carpeted
8 One
work. requires t bedroom
room Banes room aha work
AVAILABLE MOW Furnished
room Separate entrance.
Hartford Century 21 Excel
Everyone accepted regardless
PERSONAL Trainer. 15 years
ijbil included Cable
tar parking onDso route
P n9
apartment wrath laundry 1ac,h-
romp Well mantained Yard
ground 16 x32'
with in pool
Pn-
vale bath kitchen, laundry, all
Realty Inc Oshawa. 905-721-
1144 Toronto Line 905-686•
of credit rating Call for tree
information 905-576-3505
experience, certified. Physical
Education Degree. Space
tare wooing person preferred
re
No smelcutgipets (905)432-
lies non-smoker. no pets
UxDndgeNort Perry area Will
and pool house $1 150 00 per
month plus utilities. no ap-
facilities Prefer quiet woMIN
person S425/mo Call 839•
5155
Student bares included
available Call Brian 905 -693 -
09$5
Also look after residence it re-
pbances Immediate occu-
4271 after bpm
BEAUTIFUL basement walk-
OBTANIMIG A LOAM IS NOT
4509.
lust/last required no pets. 1
bedroom 5690. 2 bedroom,
57911 3 bedroom $850 Call
430-0134
a BROCK AND ERICH - 2 bed-
room basement apt Sept en-
trance laundry $7001mo
Available Oct 1 or sooner
428-9823
BROCIIFINCH 2 bdr bsml
Sep entr Kitchen. 3 piece
aini laundry. parking $700
Cal in kitchen professionally
p
oral
quired For Oct 15 Call 852- panty For more Information
ESTATE CLOSING - NI rea-
out I backyard. FAG. ceram-
GUARANTEED. SOME
AVAILABLE NAMEDIATELY, in
ID35 please call Janet Statrace
ROOM For nM in brand new
ICs throughout. 1n -law suite.
CORWOKS CHANGE RP -
Whitby Apt budding. spa-
(905) 472-7302 during busy
luxury townhome. in Picker-
au/con/civac $193.900 OPEN
FROMT FEES, OTHERS
ciou;. carpeted. newt
pe y pant-
Flouses ness hours
1
a g a/c. all mdusrve avail-
HOUSE Sat b Sun Sept 19 I
00 NOT. n M
ed with balcony. dose to bus.
For Red NORTH OSHAWA, 3 or 4 bed-
able Oct 1st S500,month Call
20 1-4 Ro lan Thor on Cut .
O5-571-OSsWnd/Thomlan)
SUGGESTED THAT YOU
INVESTIGATETIIOROIIGII-
shopping all utilities included.
ruoms detached bungalow.
ga
garage dimngroom 2 bath
905 426-8775
905-577�'i936
LY
lust/last required no pets. 1
bedroom 5690. 2 bedroom,
57911 3 bedroom $850 Call
430-0134
a BROCK AND ERICH - 2 bed-
room basement apt Sept en-
trance laundry $7001mo
Available Oct 1 or sooner
428-9823
BROCIIFINCH 2 bdr bsml
Sep entr Kitchen. 3 piece
aini laundry. parking $700
Cal in kitchen professionally
p
oral
ROUGE VALLEY Area large
ESTATE CLOSING - NI rea-
BEFORE SIGNNNG ANY
CONTRACTS•
finished recroom. gas lire-
place. tamityroom/den. private
furnished room m clean. quiet
et
sortable offers will be sid-
con
erect on this beautiful brick
yard. patio. 4 appliances
adult Rome. suitable for a
century home Four (5 bed-
. 1 Mt3rlBegn,
avail Oct 15. (negotiable)
ployed non-smoker, share
room formal Irving and di-
• 1 t
$1100 plus utilities 416-769-
separate kitchen, bathrooms
nmgroom. tamdyyroom with
9497. or 1.800-550-9322
1st/last. $110/week Refer.
fireplace.large kitchen
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ARE YOUon
1MIIITBY N. Beautiful century
ences 905-509-2459
ry Three
large out buddings. one an in,
have a bad credit re
port We can help Call TnNi-
3-4 bedrooms. dlnrnq/famBy
RooNn
sulated workshop/garage
um Credit Repair 416.410 -
room fireplace. off large Trod-
W*ftd
Award winning perennial beds
ldlrsh huge
0864 Loans. mortgages also
em lulchen new oil Funrance/
2 5.000
and ponds on
200 N x 305 ft freed 101 You
available
windows lar garage.
sq h workshop/gara9e.spray
LOOKING FOR 1 BEDROOM
can see for miles with breath-
MORTGAGES - Good. bad and
booth 2 commercwl acres
1995/utdbtes House
apt downtown Uxbridge. or
bedroom to board in Needed
taking sunrises and sets
$260000 (905 786-9806
ugly Financing for any pur-
mdusrve No pets. non- 11 395 0 bon to buy Avail ASAP CallJody- at 1-705- Tour on the - et bhp Ir Pose All applications accept -
Smoker Avail immd 1905) finned 725-1171 799-7479 members spree aurry ed Call Community Mortgage
427-3178 Of OesigNtqusehndex him (905) 668-6805
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STRUMMING ALONG...
Attractive. 39 yr old. single female, donde
hair, green eyes. fit, romantic, affectionate
and compassionate. Likes music, playing
guitar, quiet evenings at home. dung out.
photography, art and traveling. Looking for
an attractive. fit male, 39 to 46, with similar
steres -s and qualities. BOX 13632
LETS WORK IT OUT
Full figured. 21 yr old. single white mother
of one and a mother to be ... short dark
brown hart and eyes. enjoys the outdoors.
�cuntry walks. cuddling. Not into bars.
Seeking a non-smoker and non-drrikrtg
employed black male. 23-30. BOX 33210
WORTH THE CALL!
19 yr old. 5'5'. 105 Ib. funny. sweet female
with blonde halt Likes to party! Seekng a
male. 19 to 30. who 4 tall and good look -
ng BOX 12341
MUCH TO OFFER!
S,rge 39 yr old lady with no children. 58'.
^edium weight, short brown hair and hazel
eyes Enjoy walks. biking. dogs. cottage Iib
and Navel Seeking an honest• caring and
s,rcare male to share my We with BOX
•4996
NEW TO THE AREA
23 yr old white attractive single mom new
the Ajax area enjoys music, dancing, the
]utdoors and more Seeking a male trend.
35. with relationship polo -dial, BOX
"902
CAN WE TALK ABOUT IT
29 yr ofd, attractive. Christian lemale with
dependents is seeking a Christian male.
1- 42 who enjoys camping. music, boating
and moves If you are stable. honest and
:ordidett. pbass calf BOX 33103
HOPING 2 HEAR FROM U
%-•y active. fun lova g, female. early 70's
'ekes euchre, dancing, drive{ her lawn car
anal will travel Desires good man ler com-
canionshp only BOX 26918
SUNNY SIDE UP!
"',jr a non-smoker ght drinker. who's 30-
4_t5h, very handsome. healthy. humorous.
- amble, rot too fag, financially secure.
easy gong, natural, open minded, versa -
realistic and much more guy Seeking
'nal special lady to spark with. a bud first
'eattonshp BOX 30522
FEMALE FIREFIGHTER
35 yr old. frerdty. good looking female who
ekes country acweres. wishes to meet an
I onest. good looking male with same order -
est. Sincere people only need to ropy BOX
30521
LOOKING FOR YOU
Attractive, single female. 53'. with brown
hair and eyes. Enjoys dining, dancing, trav-
el and ag Ice has to offer. Looking for an
honest. sincere gentleman. BOX 34275
NiCE SMILE WANTED
46 yr old, 52. 105 b, professional female
vitt blonde haw and groan ayesenjoys
dancing. waking CA. sling and Tore.
Seeking an intelligent mall 43 to 55, non-
smoker, who is fun to be with. BDK 10788
HOPOG70 HEAR
49 yr ofd black !mal, assergool caring,
seeking a mal, 52 to 55, who is honest
sensitive, hard working and able to spend
time wilt me. BOJ( 13648
FFABM FNST
42 yr old famal. 5'9^, mclhar d two. ova"
M*bota. bkirg, hung, walking, along,
dancin% t aeterr maviet. quid arms, din-
ners and more. Seeking a mats, g, 200 be.
mm -smoker, wound the aeras age, who
has swider imWoMik BOK 17908
BROMEYW
Atbadin Single, whist himan�wilt tllono.
hair aed brown eyes. 5'4-. 6L seeks a maw
23 to 31, oft is hn, good laking and
dawn to "enlf, all enjoys males, sperd-
iArne at hone, music and walks. BOIL
CALL SOON
46 yr ofd 5'8', forala with short. boom
music. 000kig. wakig and rtaronaro. Seeking
trwdahip. Possible relwafshilp BOX
26915
LETS GO FOR COFFEE
63 yr old lumaW 5'4', 130 be. ndn-drirlw.
non-smoker, enjoys campolg and haig
fun, as" a nm -smoking man who Mm
PUT YOU FIRST
Single, white female. 41 yrs old. smoker,
non-drinker, 57, 125 lbs. blue eyes Enjoys
Laughing, country music. dancing, movies
and quiet tines Seeking a single, white
male. 38 to 48. who is sincere. honest and
dedicated, social drinker are welcome.
BOX 33121
CALL ME
22 yr oke, single, white female who enjoys
lite and many acirvrtdes Seeking a male, 20
to 26. for friendship first BOX 26911
ENJOYABLETIMES
53 yr old. 5'4-. 135 Ib, widowed female.
enjoys family Ide. walks. gardening, music,
travel, etc. Seeking a gentleman, with smi-
lar interests, for friendship and possibly
more BOX 11630
A GENUINE FRIEND
Christian woman. 50, enjoys walks. good
music, dinner, etc. Seeking an honest, sin
cere man 50 to 55. BOX 15,469
SUM AND INTELLIGENT
Very attractive charming and outgoing.
young 51 yr W. well established female,
non-smoker. with a great personality and a
sense of humor Enjoys music. dancing.
camping, travel, the good lite. etc. AN calls
will be returned BOX 26908
ARE YOU MR. RIGHT?
Are you 49.59handsome outgoing, good
sense of humor and personalty, dancer.
honest and romantic') This female likes
country muse, has no dependents, is
established and charming . What you get is
The whole package' Apr calls returned- BOX
26904
BEST FRIEND SOUGHT
Peters. attractive Chrstan lady, non smok-
e, non tinker Enjoys moves. dimer, the-
ater. cloning out, flea markets. day trips.
wales and drives in IM Country Seeks hon-
est, sincere. Christen gentleman early
Ws, with similar interests, in the Cobourg
area, for friendship only BOX 30467
HOPELESS ROMANTIC?
33 yr old, white tamale. 5'2- dark brown
hair and eyes, tug figured. enjoys fishing.
Wkng, cooking. craps. kids. etc Looking
ler a man, 30-40 ler a log lasing rotation -
Ship. Must be attractive, umerstandol
loyal and faithful with a good SWISS of
humor BOX 17381_ -
SEEKING MY KNIGHT
Singe white female, a smoker non-drinker.
seeking a single write mala. 36 to 45.
social drinkers and IaWnS welcome YOU
Should know how to treat a lady, in retum
you'll receive sincerity. hoflesty humor and
low Sweep me oho my feet, BOX 19200
ROMANTIC AND FUN
Blond. tall and beautrful- Not, But smart
sensual, fun, lug figured. 38 yr ole mom of
two. Enjoys moves. dancing, romance and
family Ne. Looking for a man who IS ntegr
gent. humorous and sncere BOX 26896
CIRCLE THIS AD!!
S3 yr old• alive, attractive. professional.
employed, goiter, gardener and handy
woman who is kokng to low a consderate
mate who likes Laughter and reads more
than the daft' newspaperto share family.
Companionship and fun. BOX 16393
" A GOOD HEART -Separated white female. no dependents.
35 yrs. 54-, medkm build. hazel eyes.
brown haw. honest, caring, affectionate.
Likes chkkw and animals, moves. dvx-
ig, reave" and etc. t am a ion smoker
and light socwl drinker. Looking to meet a
honest. non smoking afia -IWA mala.
between 35-42 for rel WtOip. Bin( 26548
LET'S WEETI
Single whole Iramals, 51. 6. tug figured and
adeperdeft. Enjoys Inevakng, dancing,
dining out fun was as well as quiet toles.
Looking for a las, singe, *%W mal. who is
SHWA", hams caring and not rho head
grans. BOK 30518
oow11TO EARTH
Patois. affmcfeve. single titan. 34, wih a
vary tub lis many ihweets and a groat
apprecia0orf for rheturs. Would is sortie,
one to holt wW tough of must befit.
lettadihre, emhdiWMly secure• aKill t easy
90M and has a good sense at huMM
BOX 268.91
SHORT 6 SWEET
III yr ofd femos. lulls hong bIr I her.
efjoys music• movies, denag and dubs. s
kAweatad cal. BOX 12983
NMEDII A "111111111111110-
Has
ANWHtO.-
Has arra in his eyes, a whisper an his
lips, a panda touch and a WAR on lila tea•
is honest a non-smoker, in mid 30's No
40's. Fanal with stranbwy blonde hair
and groom "yes is baa ler yDn• Ol
19657
CLOSE FNENDS....
26 yr ofd. inMw9atn• Musical !mal who
levo Iia Looking len a caring, honest man
who lite having fun, for a close inwod"
and pdsably more. Likes sports wodkiig
out. bn9 wales an a beach and more. BOX
dandrg.BOX 32971 33062
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Looking for a male 25 to 30. who is fin.
outgoing. caring and knows how to respect
and treat a lady BOX 12708
TAKING A NEW SHOT!
40-1sh, blonde hared. blue eyed female.
Shrill worker in medical field. likes lancing,
travel, dining out, sports, golf and more.
Seeking a confident. M, handsome. single
male, for friendship and possible relation-
ship BOX 15310
BE UNDERSTANDING
23 yr old. 5'8-. slim single. white !emale
wth blonde hair and hazel eyes. enjoys
walking. swimming, playing pool dancing,
quiet times by the fire and nightclubs. Look
Ing for a tall, single. white male. 23 to 30.
understanding, caring, for possible relation-
ship BOX 17318
MEET THE CRITERIA')
Tall. attractive female with brown haw and
due eyes. looking for an employed, intelli.
gent, marred male. over 5.10- for a des.
creel relationship Non smoker please.
BOX 19994
LETS CONNECT
47 yr old. 5'6-, female wrth short brown hair
and hazel eyes Looking for a male, around
my age and height, for friendship and pos-
sible relationship Likes cooking, ftshing,
camping, long walks and musk BOX
33401
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
SHY AND LONELY
60 yr old male in good health. 5'11', 178
lbs. black and gray hair, brawn eyes. Likes
dancing, traveling and walking Seeking a
woman. 45 to 60. slim. that enjoys same
interests and has a good sense of humor
BOX 26920
PRISONER OF LOVE
Sentencing 37 yrs. waiting to be set free.
Single white. professional male. does not
pay support. enjoys cottagng. boating, etc.
Looking for single female to share home
and special ON Wisp BOX 26921
ARE YOU INDEPENDENT?
29 yr old wt•rte ^ ale. 5 4' emetic hark ^au
and browr eyes, likes movies and nice tr
rises Seeking a rice and sorest lady wi-:
is ktdeperdenr and energetic BOX '2
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...but my love life
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i had no interest In meeting
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personals. I met some really
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40 NEWADS�
FRIENDS TO START
20 yr old, 67. 190-2001b male who enjoys
sports. music and literature Seeking a
temale with similar interests. friendship
first. maybe more later. BOX 15030
NEW MAN IN TOWN
White single male. 5'T 160 �.bs with straw-
berry blond haw and blue eyes. a smoker,
new to Oshawa. Enjoy hockey and an occa-
sional drink. Seeking a white female. BOX
16057
SEEKING A BALANCE
26 yr old employed male. 5 8-. 135 lbs.
brown hair enjoys camping. fishing. the
outdoors, kids. animals. cooking and much
more Seeking a lemale who rias similar
interests. BOX 17751
GOOD NATURED GUY
Christian male. 38. Intelligent and wetly. is
seeking a female, under 44, souimate who
values people over money. nature over
raving it a8 and wards to have fun making
the world abetter place BOX 17760
COME ON. CALL!
40 yr old. angle lull !.me father. honest and
senses" enjoys sports of all types, long
ng
walks. romantic evenngs and some wild
''es
too! Look sgg to tinct the right woman,
-cpe t is yowl BOX 1 m0
STEP RIGHT UP
24 yr od white male. 5 T 150 CUs, brown
-a.r and eyes, a smoker, and social drinker
enjoys all kinds of sports. bernching, listen-
-g tomusic Seek , a single wnrte
.Finafe. 21 25. 5'1'-S "-BOX 18212
YOU ARE THE DRIVER
,,Amissne male s seeking "" aggres-
:ve and dominate ably. 1t- 2G, who would
very demanding and take compete scin-
BOX 19365
rLL COOK FOR YOU
Attract" single Mae 5 •45-150 lbs
-ploys 1pnq walks, c�oowng and eating
sad food. Seeking an amraclive Couple to
rater mew dryers BOX 19WA
PARTNERS IN CARING
39 yr okt attached white male c 2'0 lbs.
I smoker and casual drinker s seeking a
'-nlnd to talk to and later, !c P•Ner some-
-- attached. 20-40. tot awwrgs. drys
arta weekends BOX 20492
DURHAM AREA COUPLE
Anfactive couple- iving in the Durtten
-.goon is seeking an attractrw tarsale or
=oupie to have fur encounters +cam II you
'rid this interesting. leave your prone num-
DW BOX 20550
BALANCE MY LIFE
19 yr oid, sir gie wire -+a'e 58-. 145 ;bs.
sweet and affecrra:e, anpys Diay'ng
,:ions, listening to " - SC. quiet Iwnois aro
- :we Seeks white !emae. ' 9 to 29, who
les -0 -ave '.A• and a glow !rrhe. for
-or .J%p pillars a :cng 'e,'n ealjor-
n r BOX 20835
HIEN SEEKING
HIEN
al
LOOKING FOR LOVE
43 yr old, gay wrote male with blonde hair
and blue eyes Looking for same, 35 to 45.
nor) -smoker, any race. who enjoys walks.
dining out, dancing and quiet evenings
BOX 33281
EVENINGS OR WEEKENDS
s0 plus. 5'10' 1,65 IC ^late seeking the
same. 25 and up. for discreet encounters
No smoker or beards BOX 12164
WO)NIEN SEEKING
WOMEN
Call 1-900-451-3793
HAPPY ENDING
38 yr old temate, brows, hair and due eyes.
enjoys reading. movies. traveling and
stows Seekng a single flay female. 33-42,
who is honest with similar interests and
tikes Children. BOX 33325
WANT TO EXPLORE.....
Early 30•s named souclie s seeking an
ar"Citw. white tamale. ace 20's !c early
30•s, lex friendship and drdrnate encoun-
ters. BOX 33266
FUN i FRIENOSHIP
Mid 30's. of female s 0c"w`9 for ::her t} or
d-urious females to have tun tares
wgemer BOX 20735
NEW IN TOWN
46 yr old. 5'. 1 ,) to er^cicyed 'emacs With
orovm taw 6 eyes and a good sense of
Manor Lookrng lot a trend and possibly
more BOX 33735
SEEKING SAME
19 ye old b feina�e > ys waxs. ^nuSol
bars. !alk Ing and having a good !wine Seek
Ing me same with coorcdng nteell BCX
33753
O'SHAWA AREA
Female. 58'. due eyes :,-.- 'ar. 150
Ds, seeking anater tema s. 20 • : 24 for
trerdy+ip HUA SNJO[
JOIN THE FUN
Coupe n mew -,c 20 s outgo�rg and fun.
seeing a singe wet -aye. 21 :o 26. for
fnerdsr,c or more Dscretior assured and
expected BOX 14.6c
• 1
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
COMPLETE MY LIFE!
22 yr Dill 6'3-. white male seeking a couple
for a" encounters. Must per clean and
41 yr old femal 57', 122 Iba. seeking a
soft, we aro hero for a good tine and sol a
mug tints. BOK 13M
L001NIRi FOR ULTIMATE
discreet BOX 11477
_
Someone, � swith
$2.49 per min.
PERFECT CHEMISTRY!!
ly ram at OR and ww" eery
ouadoom BOX 11051
13'1'. 225 b ahe4 divorced, wrployed
k=mhs0. attractive couple. n 30's. is seek-
YOUNG LOVE
bow of one, 35. enjoys most aborts
LOOKING FOR YOU
ing anaret couple. arm" One same age.
REGULAR OR OECAF7
HONEST AND lit FRO+iT7
25 yr old. 6'. straight actngrbol ng male
who enjoys sports and more Seeking
Clean. slm and attractive. for trerWshp
first• possible Inmate encounars. Likes
53 yr old. divorced, ndepehdent, white
female looking for a gentleman. 50 to 60,
r while lathe of two. a
35 y old. 6 single
non-smoker and rare drinker. outgoing
males. 18 to 25. with smile darader4-ftrbcm
tom. BOX 14622
Cafft Compulars ayd more
who likes muritry/westem music. camping.
(ining out. danerg, If", cooking and
epoyes the outdoors. moves. cooking. chid-
dean and more. So" an honest and up
FIXED ON FEET
Bac 16499@
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sports. Nonsmoker. social drinker Please.
front "aft lies offten. BOX 12641
Male with a loot fetish. i3 seeking otter
Curious WaiOts looking ler an attactew. lei
Oshawa area poed- Lars meat for cof-
SHARINGIS AG
mabs. 19-35 who Sato hoe 1001 tettshes,
BOJ( 17824
woman to get toga tui with. He is in his late
lea! BOX 331564
26 for tenrale. to
oppls k1r fantasy fun. duration is
Ws, she is n her early 40's and very
SEEMS LIFE PARTNER
30. wis employed, caring and kind
ho
TOP OF THE LIE
16 yr old male, a cuts co" setderl
ettactva BOJ( 26882
36 yr old 54', full figured, dworced matte
of am. atraAiw with light !drown hair and
hearted. Enjoys to aAdoors, wortal out
and rotor EYding. No head games. BOX
5-10", 140 los. enjoys k$Mrwg 10 music
READY FOR ACTON
28 yr ofd 5T, 180 b, while male who
blue Sloss- Lire camping. car raves, dww-
127311
and harpn9 Cut what fronds. Seeking
mals. 18-25, with smiW ine"ets BOK
brom haw and blua/grsen eyes, tikes
erwr�rgs et hone and more.
L000kirgg for en allctim its, sioee male.
YOU CAN COUNT ON ME
19066
karoW �n Mling..0isYin9 9�u. lag
waMn and mora Seelig an attrat9iw cou-
wsSWWW rao wigs. for finarndship. Non-
37 yr old. sing! Iter of throe.
; honest �� �'id
SNEAKIN SMD
pl for good ones and hferndshp. BOX
smoker pbm. BOK 26877
outgoing. Seaki g a "i g and lovag
40 yr old married bi man. IF1% 200 lbs,
seeking sen" sail and demo sn1CWn-
33247
LETS BALD A LIFE
40 ofd S E fel ff ILD LIFE W wftil
!mal wish her own hopes and dawns
tis n Oahme and Durham area P Wo
yr
%Mmb. t Amp, P lin bvn9, NW
12871
rpt snfotrra N dWla r i a returned Bob(
o grow cook. Enjoys mpyls, Country
PATHS WAY MEET AS 1
19148
MUM travel. phoog S^, arc. Seeking
s6 yr )did vary to mall Scorpio. German
NOT PARTICIAM
sinfja, anis man, 40. 50. outgoing. Nin
wonuels (Tim the Tod man ypi ler if do
bedgrournd. a *W$ Ww" mountain bik-
ft Val r.Id1I is bspiWO swings wih
Seettieg older mans. famalat W couples
ler !Jiscrw , wroanlrs, This 45 yr oid. 5'8'.
CO 1-800-662-U23
slip and mora. BOK 26875
MUM and wine, the ou0- ane "
150 b, a wacwn now world iia to mm
$2-� min.
�
A SWEET LADY
dwsiq d ft. My mot$D 010 live wilt pow
yo/ BOK 19187
41 yr old femal 57', 122 Iba. seeking a
soft, we aro hero for a good tine and sol a
mug tints. BOK 13M
L001NIRi FOR ULTIMATE
mal who doves amilmis.
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Someone, � swith
dwicin9, direng out. the *h w add ft
LET'S RE R S SHAALU
ly ram at OR and ww" eery
ouadoom BOX 11051
13'1'. 225 b ahe4 divorced, wrployed
mirarta of thei iia NRfiN gMy man is seek -
YOUNG LOVE
bow of one, 35. enjoys most aborts
iuu0 wall► atotrfd hiis aps 32 or yclitr•9er,
16yr ddlstluala 5'1', 105 bs Enjoys dank
weight'ft"% dwcfng. movies end ratwf-
hiMhdeffp fist Bon( 33272
irg, dubs. mul movies and quiet flights
at home. In search of an= gag, hung.
tic times Seeking It tam" 33.40, wig
a slue thio good un bad time together r.
FANTASY i RN
16 yr ofd d eurfous Bele. B. 160 Rte, a"ek-
manarllfc d emphoyed rthan. 60D( 13701
an
Friendship firs BOJ) 14641
irg men lot disa I ' encounf r to illi lan-
OPEN AM HONEST
ROMANTIC MOMENTS
toy. BOK 34262
Whits ienals. 36 yrs young. with one
26 yr old mal with *Aobc bold enjoys
FANTASY
daps Kwc Enjoys long walks,
sports fine ding• theatre and mmwoc
41 yr old V. 220 ba, good
�g.
Canlry mu* and qua rwghLs Seeking a
Pcaay. ung 1934 yr old ramal for
shape. int, loolo g for a bi curious man. W
man 39 to 45, who is open wild him
wseked 9atawa0 and s -,*g "-a*
oppls k1r fantasy fun. duration is
wilt similar aneresa. BOX 16157
evenings agatwr. BOIL 14663
assured M wneteslad please CA BOK
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