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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_11_17PICKER.ING NEWS ADVERTISER P 1 C K E R[ N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE ] 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 40,000 MENTAL HEALTH Highs ani lows for Derrick PART III 11 BY JANE McDONALD Special to the News Advertiser Derrick Tully knows heights and depths no mountaineer or deep sea diver could ever imagine. Unless. of course, those adven- turers happen to suffer from manic depression, an illness that can be every bit as dangerous as climbing Mount Everest or diving miles below the ocean's surface. The 31 -year-old Durham man knew he was ill even before his em - plover told him, "You go seek whatever help you have to, or else"' It was the rainbow -coloured man he saw floating high above the factory floor of the plastics plant where he worked in Pickering that tipped him off. 1 knew I was hallucinating;' he says quietly. "I tried to ignore it:, That was eight years ago and a time in his life that he describes as "pure hell: ' After a short-term dis- ability leave from his job followed by long-term disability that pro- vides him today with 70 per cent of his 1990 pay, Mr. Tully openly shares his experiences of the illness that plagues him. 1 try to think of myself as being emotionally enhanced- he says with a wry smile. "It's better than saying I'm mentally ill" The best way he can describe manic depression and how it af- fects him is to say that it makes his emotions "go haywire.' "It's extreme:' he says, ..whether it's creative writing that I've done that was good or over- spending which was bad. When I'm depressed, I don't eat at all and when I'm manic I cat all the time:' As is common for people with a mental illness, an accurate diag- nom was not made right away. He now knows he has rapid cycler manic depression with about 40 per cent of his mood swings mixing in with the characteristics of the other. -I'll get the agitation that you're See DERRICK page 4 16 PAGES TUESDAY, NOV. 17, 1998 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5,'$l NEWSSTAND CARL FERENCZ/ News Advertiser photo Police officials and the province's Special Investigations Unit re-cre- Police confirmed they were in pursuit of a pick-up truck shortly he- ated the scene of a fatal crash early Sunday which claimed the life of fore the crash occurred at Hwtivs. 12 and 7A in Manchester. A Pick - Oshawa resident John Michael Gibbons (inset). Durham Regional ening man faces several charges in connection with the crash. Pickering man eharged f I(owing crash Police pursuit ends in fatality BY STEPHEN SHAW StoffWriter An Oshawa family is in "total devastation" after a high-speed po- lice chase which claimed the life of an innocent man and rekindled de- bate about the need for pursuits. John Michael Gibbons, 47, was killed early Sunday after a pickup truck being pursued by Durham Re- gional Police sped into a busy Man- chester intersection and slammod into the 1986 Cadillac, driven by the father of six. Durharn Regional Police said the pursuit — which lasted about two minutes — was launched after offi- cers responded to a "domestic situa- tion." About 1:30 am. a 32 -year-old woman showed up at the Port Petry police station, unmanned at that hour, and made a panicked call on an emergency hotline. She was hysterical and fearing for her life." Sergeant Jim Gdmley said. Police were told the woman had dropped her parents off at home fol- lowing a dirtier when she was con- frnrted by her estranged husband at a nearby gas station. 'line call was one of three police received regarding the incident, Sgt. Gritmicy said, adding a bystander also phoned 911. SIU concludes previous crash probe. ftp 3 Two units were dispatched and officers arrived at the Port Perry po- lice station just as the 35 -year-old suspect fled in the pickup, Sgt. Grimley said. He said police pursued the 1993 Ford at high speeds west on Hwy. 7A to Manchester, where it entered the intersection at Hwy. 12 and rammed into the car driven by Mr. Gibbons, which was southbound. " he vehicle was travelling at excessive speeds and went through the intersection, through the red light and essentially T-boned the car," said Leslie Chapin, acting di- rector of the province's Special In- vestigations Unit, which probes all civilian deaths or serious injuries in- volving police. The SIU has dentrfied two "sub- ject" officers and one "witness" of- ficer as part of its investigation into how police handled the pursuit Manchester resident Cliff Bran- ton said he and a friend were in his King Street driveway listening to the car radio when "1 saw red lights coming across" Hwy. 7A. "I followed the tights and then I saw a car in the air. I saw the pickup go into the ditch," said Mr. Branton, who did not witness the collision it- self but rushed to the scene. "I was right there and the truck was in the ditch and one officer was Inside the News Advertiser wlfEllE TO M IT F it — ram ...........6 Jdw 11ade .............6 %Wb ................10 ClassWad .............12 QMRACUL Goo ........... 683-5110 MdrNmdn ......683-5117 Maly Odkn .....683-3005 Audke Lipa ......683-7545 1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroomOdurhannet Web sib ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 tending to a guy in the Cadillac, which was on a hill," he said. "1 did- n't know anyone had died until the next day.- Mr. ay"Mr. Gibbons and his wife, Lorna, 35, were returning home from Casi- no Rama, in Orillia at the time of the collision. Both were rushed to the See CRASH page 5 Watch for our flyers Wed. Nov. 18 P"420-9707 Pleka I" Toga Ca*v Iol L � � O�ia Iiltttti" � M mMsuwrrerMtuw 1550 BAYLY ST. UNIT17. Pickering (905) 420-3285 slarwoaw Hamm tlafM 9411M "t loam 4 .,ems^.'. .. `. • _ !: / i7i,f �R, }y '• ( '1 - _. �f .. P.' Af! fiNM VIEMi ADVE1 VIIIA 1 TII09DW EOa No4emiN l?, "n Durham et their are oto -u The region's two school boards will receive addition- al funding for school main- tenance and repairs begin- ning next year under recent changes to the Province's funding formula. Education and Training Minister Dave Johnson Fri- day outlined details of the amendments to the govern- ment's funding model an- nounced by Premier Mike Harris Nov. 6. Beginning in the 1999- 2000 school year, boards across the province will re- ceive a 20 -per cent top -up in operating funds designed to recognize that some schools run at below capacity. Boards will also receive ad- ditional funding to reflect the actual size of their schools, a revision designed to recognize schools with unique design features. In total, the Durham Dis- trict School Board will get an additional $2,116,565, while the Durham Catholic District School Board will receive another $519,525. "The 20 -per cent top -up for schools at less than full capacity is another long- term. ongoing investment available to boards which decide, in consultation with their communities. that they wish to continue to operate schools which are not com- pletely full," Mr. Johnson said. "Now, for example. schools at 70 per cent will be funded as though they were at 90 per cent." Mr. Johnson also an- nounced the Dec. 31 dead- line for school boards to fi- nalize accommodation deci- Go animal with Santa Say meow. The Humane Society of Durham Region is hosting it's fifth annual Santa Claus pet photos. Pet pies with OI' Saint Ni.k will start later this month and :onnnue into Deccnlher of lo- cated at I9") St . Unit 2 in Usha.. The cost is $6 and in- cludes a 4 -inch -by -6 -inch framed colour picture of your pet with Santa taken by a professional photogra- pher. The dates are Saturday. Noy. 28. Saturday. Dc,:. 5, Saturda,., Dcc. 1' and Sun- da. Dec. 13 from 10 a rn 4pm. The jolly old elf himself and Mrs. Claus lead the way at the Scarborough Town Centre's annual Santas from Around the World parade in the mall Thursday Nov 12 to kick off their holiday season activities. Mirror photo/BILL ROBERTS FAMES Re YANCH TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Personal and Business Bankruptcy Including all other Insolvency Services OSIi3AWA 122 Albert stn. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619-14E73 COBOURG 72 King St- W. 372-4744 sions has been adjusted. process. Harris one week ago, pro- closures," Mr. Johnson said. School boards can now re- "This permanent change vides boards with additional Officials from the re- vise their accommodation to the process, in addition to time, resources and flexibili- gion's two school boards plans every year as part of the long-term funding solu- ty that will allow them to could not be reached for their annual planning tions announced by Premier avoid unnecessary school comment. School Funding: Long -Term Solutions That Put Kids First We believe every child in this province deserves an equal chance at life. In the past, school funding was anything but fair because it was based in part on hove much each school board could raise in local taxes. Now, thanks to student -based funding, every child in Ontano can have fair access to a high-quality education, no matter where rhes live. More money for classroom education, less for bureaucratic waste. For many years, parents complained about school boards spending torr much on overhead and adrninmr'ation, and too little on clawo to nerds. We asked boards to find savings in overhead and aainunva ration, then apply these funds to classroom needs. Mist bturds responded in good tarth- A tcw didn't. Instead, they threatened to ckrse schools. We could not stand by and let them threaten our kids' schools. 'Io protect children trorn unneom-san schoxA closures, we came up with four different solutions. A permanent 20% top -up grant for schools with fewer students. Previously, a school built for 100 students that had only 80 students enrolled would have lost 20 orf its operating budWt. Now, schools operating at less than full capacity will receive a top -up grant of up to 20% to bring them closer to, or up to, full operational hurling . A New permanent allowances for schools with non-standard design features. Sc*mr schco k have unusual drsrgn tratures that incur additional costs. For example, many older shook have extra -wide hallways that need to be heated and cleanad. These unique design features have rxrw been taken into consideration when calculating schcxrl funding. .More time for school boards to move money into the classroom. 'lo prevent certain boards from unnecessanly closing scho ole, we're giving them more time at current funding levels to find the savings we know exist. &,arils facing funding increases will receive their increases as originally se hcduled. Professional third -party help to find savings in administration ani overhead In response to a request tot help trom the head of the Toronto Dtstrux School &*ard, the c,ovetnunent will provide there, and any (*cher board requesting it, with a team of management expects to help them find ways to save money in operations and administration. An equal chance for every child remains our goal. We're more co rnmetted than ever to raising the quality of education for all Ontario children. But we realize that it µ'ill take tune for our PrinuPks to boiootre reality. Not to mention a little give and take from everyone. _ar'.. . 3 AM wu clears Durham police in double fatality � ION PAGE BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer A police officer who was following a stolen van when it crashed killing two suspects at no point launched a chase, mindful of public safety, the Special Investigations Unit has concluded. Jeremy Arsenault, 22, and Deon Hobbs, 28, both of Oshawa, were killed Oct. 30 when the van they were in raced through a stop sign on a residential street and slammed into a car driven by a 62 -year-old woman, who was seriously injured. The SIU, which investi- gates all civilian deaths or serious injuries involving police, released its report yesterday on the double fa- tality, clearing the three of- ficers involved in the events leading up to the crash. "it is apparent that the police officers' actions did not cause the death of Mr. Arsenault or Mr. Hobbs, nor did their actions cause the injuries suffered by the driver of the southbound vehicle or the third occu- pant of the van;' SIU Act- ing Director Leslie Chapin said at a news conference. Ms. Chapin said eyewit- SALE �� BARGAINS i IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Tues., Nov. 17,1998 News Advertiser Pamela's Ultra Sonic; BkW Cbwft A* Shoppers Ong Mart Whale Roes AW Pk*- 7.eNers AporlI& ' Detitdrd b lelekfed Yaeelolds ody Rmember, all mtsem, mdudutg mcycled with the test of your �7=teough your blue Z progm Far inf4ma666 on ddtvenng y°a skrfising flyas, - call DUNCAN RErCHER 683-5110. nesses "confirmed" that Sergeant Steve Ross was not chasing the van as it sped west along Marion Avenue, before going through a stop sign at Gib- bons Street and striking the southbound car. Prior to the crash, Con- stable Jerry Dionne spotted the three men — William Woods, 19, of Whitby, sur- vived the crash — getting into the van and driving north on Nipigon Street at 9:20 a.m. The two deceased were suspects in a string of resi- dential break -and -enters, police sources said. After spotting the van, the undercover officer re- quested assistance and fol- lowed the suspects in an unmarked vehicle, until he was "delayed by traffic" and lost sight of it, Ms. Chapin said. Moments later, Sgt. Ross, who was responding to the area and was travel- ling east on Marion Av- enue, observed the van at Park Road. "The officer, in an at- tempt to stop the van, pulled his cruiser across the northbound lane of Park Road and actioated his cruiser's emerzcnc, shmm y's carrier of the is Shaun. He hockey & playing Jo. Shaun will a dinner for 4 r compliments of ald's. being our carrier c week. r, W04aWt, Ajax 135 Kingston Rd., Ajax 222 Bayly St. W., Ajax 726 Kingston Rd.. Pick. 1360 Kingston Rd., Pick. lights;' said Ms. Chapin. She said the van — re- ported stolen Oct. 13 from an address on Linton Road in Ajax — cut around the cruiser and sped west along Marion Avenue, with the officer following behind. "He (Sgt. Ross) told SIU investigators he elected not to engage in a pursuit as it was a residential area with an elementary school near- by. - Ms. Chapin said the third "witness" officer, Sgt. Gary Greenley, only ar- rived at the scene seconds after the impact and had no role in the collision. Ms. Chapin said SIU in- vestigators were unable to confirm the exact speed of the stolen van when it crashed but she noted the speedometer was frozen at 90 km -h. It is believed Mr. Arse- nault was the driver. Police Chief Kevin McAlpine said the SIU's report supported his depart- ment's position all along there was no pursuit prior to the crash and said the of- ficers involved followed proper police procedure. "Irrespective of the fact that our people did their job professionally, it is still a tragedy whenever young people are killed:" he said. Ms. Chapin also praised the police force and the of- ficers involved for their "exemplary co -operation - with the SIU investigation. H061 H061 H01 KEVIN McALPINE 'It is still a tragedy whenever young people are killed.' Santa Claus has arrived at Pickering Town Centre' Whether you've been naughty or nice, drop by Santa's spectacular Castle with your wish list. Don't forget to have family pictures taken as a special memory of this holiday season. ,And take time to whisper your wishes and dreams in Santa's car. PICKERIN� WHERE ALL YOUR WISHES COME TRUE Derrick Tully shares hi s pain Coping with manic depression an ongoing challenge DERRICK From page I EW supposed to experience during the depression phase when I'm manic and am a powder keg waiting to ex- plode," he calmly explains, pointing to a red scar on the outside of his palm. "'c'hat's how I broke my hand punching a wall." With incorrect diagnoses came wrongly prescribed medication. An antidepressant, for example, in- creased his mood swings in frequen- cy and intensity. Another mediation caused his blood pressure to go "sky high" making it necessan• for him to take medication for hypertension that he says almost killed him. But it is perhaps the reaction of others toward him because he had a mental illness that has hurt the most. "M, mom always tried to under- stand." he says. "Others denied that I had it or that such an illness even ex- ists. i had one supportive co-worker and one supervisor when I was work- ing but they were too lenient and they got in trouble and I got in trouble. Back then I would eo into the wash- room at wort.,. curl up and just cry my eyes out. \ow, slowly, I'm getting the right mux." "It's a never-ending race between coping skills, better medication and the right combination of medication." Derrick Tully The mix Mr. Tully refers to con- sists of support, helping others. im- proved coping skills and medication. His wife of two years. Samantha, and a VON nurse who visits him once a month, provide support. His involve- ment as president of Polarity, a self- help group for those suffering from mood disorders and their families al- lows him the opportunity to help oth- ers. "But the path to wellness can take a long time," he confides. "My cop- ing methods are better but my symp- toms have started to include anxiety again. I had that in 19% and it's come back within the last year." The swings between the manic highs and depression lows of his ill- ness are what challenge him the most, though. "A really intense high is followed by a deep, sudden and quick depres- sion, like a falling elevator and I have to bounce back," he says. "It's a never-ending race between coping skills, better medication and the right combination of medication." At the meetings he runs to help educate, support and communicate with those afflicted and affected by mood disorders, he encourages peo- ple to build up their personal net- works, eat a good diet, exercise, keep stress low and have something to care about. "Petting my cat helps," he says. It has also helped him to realize that his hero, Winston Churchill, suffered from the same illness he does. "He might have been crazy to go against WWRI'111� mA »r sur. :"07 I. -NI, �". 4.1 WO Derrick Tufty knows the pain that comes from suffering a mental ill- ness, in his case manic depression. all the odds so early in the Second thought about suicide thousands of World War but he was right, even times since I was a teenager, about though he was an arrogant aristo- 14 -years -old. I socially isolated my- crat „ self and then between 16 and Ili, 1 Other luminaries such as Abra- tned to be more outgoing and I did ham Lincoln, Patty Duke, Ernest make some friends." Hemingway, Henry Miller, Vincent It wasn't until he lived in a Cana - Van Gogh, Margot Kidder and dian Mental Health Association Michelangelo were or are, wcording group home for four years, following to his research, all afflicted by manic, the rainbow -coloured man epiwde depression, also known as bipolar af- and having to leave his job, that he fective disorder. met his wife, Sam. During the early years of his ill- "In my life, there have always ness, Mr. Tully sought help to the In- been stages," he says. "I've learned teract Community Mental Health to cope and to go on to the next stage. Program. He admits that he was to I asked myself back then, 'Am I at denial at the time but that the agency the stage where I'm ready for a girl - helped him to become open-minded friend?' and then I spent four years and he started to listen. He then took trying to become the best person I a counselling course at Durham Col- could be. In another year from now, I lege that he says helped him the hope to be a father." most. In the meantime, Mr. Tully de- '11m)ugh the Human Services votes his usually three "good days" a Counsellor Program I learned about week to developing a 6.,eb site for the group dynamics and how to run a Polarity self-help group which has group," he says. "I became involved gained affiliation status with the in the Polarity self-help group 12 Mood Disorders Association of On - years ago and today am the only ong- taro and Toronto. He is also working inal member still active." on a "stress kit" he hopes to market But the activities the young man as a fund-raiser for the group. finds meaningful aren't always easy "It's an introduction to stress and for him to pursue. He'd like to com- coping and can benefit anyone but plete two more courses and to do the for someone with mood disorders, it placements necessary for him to earn can literally save their life or at least the counsellor program diplomas. keep them from having to go to the "My concentration is off and I hospital," he says. haven't had enough money," he says. It also gives him the opportunity But one course he took, a suicide in- to meet people and try to dispel some tervention workshop, helped him of the myths surrounding mental ill - when a friend tried to commit sui- ness. cide. Mr. Tully is no stranger to "Once you educate people, he thoughts of suicide himself and first says, "they are so understanding and attempted to take his own life when realize you're not a lunatic. There are . he was only 10 -years -old. those who still treat me like a wild "I began going for family coun- beast but I like to try to promote selling and that's when kids started working together. There isn't enough picking on me, from Grade 4 through participation in the mental health to Grade l I," he recalls, seeming to field by (mental health) consumers. relive the pain. "Ibey knew I was When we go to a hospital as part of a going for counselling and called me crisis team, it's nice for the individual crazy. But my pet cat helped and I in crisis to have a person there who's started to get into conservation. I've been there and done that." THE MAJOR MENTAL ILLNESSES Schizophrenia Schizophrenia is the most serious mental illness, affect- ing about 1 per cent of Canadi- ans. Incorrectly thought of by many as a "split personality," it is an illness that includes symptoms of confused thoughts, delusions (untrue or groundless beliefs), hallucina- tions (seeing or hearing things which do not exist) and bizarre behaviour. Tragically, schizophrenia can strike young people in their late teen years or early twen- ties. Victims of the illness may experience only one episode of very severe symptoms, known as a psychosis. Others may endure inci- dents throughout their lives but manage to live relatively nor- mally while some are more or less continuously disabled by schizophrenia. Anti -psychotic medication is the main treatment for the ill- ness although referral to pro- grams in hospitals or commu- nity agencies for counselling can also help people with schizophrenia manage their symptoms. Mood Disorders (Depression and Manic Depression) These illnesses affect about 10 per cent of the popu- lation. Although everyone ex- periences 'highs" and 'lows" in life, people with mood disor- ders experience them with greater intensity and.for longer periods of time than most peo- ple. Depression is the most common mood disorder; a per- son with depression feels "very low." Symptoms may include: feelings of sadness or hope- lessness, a lack of self-worth, changes in eating patterns, disturbed sleep, constant tired- ness, an inability to have fun and thoughts of death or sui- cide. People with manic depres- sion have periods of depres- sion and periods of feeling un- usually `high" or elated. When the highs get out of hand, a manic episode can cause the person to behave in a reckless manner, sometimes to the point of financial ruin or getting into trouble with the law. Anxiety Disorders Anxiety disorders affect about 12 per cent of Canadi- ans. These disorders include generalized anxiety, phobias (unreasonable fear of objects, animals or situations) and panic disorder (a condition where the person experiences bouts of intense, sudden fear and physical symptoms such as difficulty breathing). Another anxiety disorder is obsessive- compulsive disorder, in which a person is unable to control the repetition of unwanted thoughts or actions. . Successful treatments for anxiety disorders include coun- selling (psychotherapy) and medication. Eating Disorders These disorders are most common in men and women under the age of 30. One of the most common eating disorders is anorexia nervosa, a very se- rious illness that involves dras- tic weight loss due to fasting and excessive exercise. With- out treatment, this disorder can be fatal. Another eating disorder is bulimia, a disorder that in- volves binge eating followed by self-induced vomiting, and the abuse of laxatives. The main treatment for eat- ing disorders is psychotherapy. Medication may also be pre- scribed. Personality Disorders There are many different personality disorders, each with its own medical name. People with these disorders usually have a hard time get- ting along with other people. They have a lot of difficulty un- derstanding themselves and others, and as a result, may be irritable, demanding, hostile. fearful or manipulative. The symptoms vary from one personality disorder to an- other. Personality disorders are the most difficult disorders to treat_ Those who have them, in many cases, do not seek help because they are able to live normally in some ways — keeping a job, for example. It is in the area of relation- ships with other people that they run into trouble. They tend to blame others rather than consider that the problem is within them. Treatment consists of in- tensive psychotherapy, some- times supplemented with med- ication. Organic Brain ,Disorders These disorders affect about 1 per cent of people. They are the result of physical disease or injury to the brain. Organic brain disorders in- clude Alzheimer's disease, AIDS dementia complex (caused by damage to brain cells by the HIV virus), and damage from strokes or acci- dents. Treatment usually con- sists of rehabilitation pro- grams. ;A note about labels Describing mental illness according to diagnosis can cause stigmas by labelling people. A person is not an ill- ness. We don't refer to a per- son with cancer as 'cancer- ous.' It is just as unfair and hurtful to the dignity of people with a mental illness to be called "schizophrenic,' or "a depressive. " People who suffer from'- mental rom mental illness are people first. The illness is just one facet of the total person. The Canadian A/ental; Health Association s NEWS ADVERTISER nova dw 17,1996 PAGE 5 AOP � Crash claims father of six TUESDAY �_�A�� CRASH From page 1 Port Petry site of the Lakeridge Health Corpo- ration, where he later died. She was treated for minor injuries and released, police said. The driver of the pickup, meanwhile, was taken into police custody. David Franklin Doerfler, 35, of Concession 9, Claremont, has been charged by Durham police with criminal harassment and breach of probation. Mr. Doerfler, who was to have no contact with his spouse under court -imposed condi- tions, appeared briefly in Oshawa provincial court yesterday and was ordered detained in custody for three days. Further charges in connection with the col- lision are pending investigation by Ontario Provincial Police. At the Gibbons family home relatives spent yesterday trying to make sense of the tragedy and explain the death to Mr. Gib- bons's children. He leaves behind four children from his present marriage, Michaela, 4, Brandon, 5. Kristen, 7 and Carol, 16, and two adult chil- dren from a previous marriage. Kelly, 28, and Robert, 29. "Everyone is just very devastated. It's a total shock. He was a good dad. He spent lots of time with his kids. They were his life:' said brother-in-law Peter Zerf. Mr. Zerf said the Gibbons's two youngest children aren't able to comprehend their fa- ther's death. "How do you explain to a five- year-old or a four-year-old that daddy is never coming horse"- He said his sister was asleep in the car at the time of the impact and has no recollection of the crash. "She's pretty bruised up-, nine stitches to the head, a sore neck and leg... But she's hanging pretty tough. I don't think it has all sunk in yet for her:' said Mr. Zerf, 39, of Port Hope. "Ihcy were very much a couple in love. It was their first time out together in a long time. They depended on each other dearly. She's so lost now." Mr. Gibbons is the third innocent person to be killed in the Greater Toronto Area as a re- sult of a police chase in the past year and his death renewed debate about the need versus the risk of police pursuits. However, "nobody here is blaming police for this:' Mr. Zerf said. He said his brother-in-law, who was to start a new job yesterday as a mechanic, was the victim of an "unfortunate accident. "He just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time... It's such a tragedy, such a waste" The police officers involved in the chase which resulted in Mr. Gibbons's death were "just doing their jobs;' Mr. Zerf said. 'And you can't blame police for doing their job. If you stop chasing people every time someone runs, we may as well let crimi- nals run everything... Personally, if we stop po- lice chases we are in serious trouble:' Kelly Gibbons, however, said her dad's death is "hard to deal with" given the circum- stances. "My dad wasn't doing anything... I don't think they needed to chase this guy;" said the 28 -year-old, whose parents separated when she was a baby and who only got to know her father two years ago. 'I -he police knew who the guy was. why did they have to chase him... They could have gone to his house later:' she said. Chief Kevin McAlpine said yesterday he was saddened by the tragic outcome of the pursuit. He said the department would review its policy outlining pursuit procedures, how- ever, "at this point it is too early to determine" whether changes would be made. ' Iius last event involved a relatively seri- ous criminal investigation:' he said. "Toils wasn't about a person rolling through a stop sign:' Chief McAlpine said he believes the provincial guidelines on police chases are "quite reasonable:" and despite calls by some for greater restrictions, he believes the public -expect and even demand" police pursue flee- ing criminals in many situations. He suggested harsher punishment for peo- ple who flee police, which is an offence under the Highway Traffic Act but not under the Criminal Code. "Whatever the current deterrent is, it ob- viously isn't working... Obviously there needs to be a more significant deterrent:" he said. Special Needs program needs bright ideas Have some good ideas you want to in Durham Region. share? Deadline for submissions is Nov. 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N. tat Dclant:N 1, Ajax (905) 686-7185 Please visit our wcb SAC old hctp.:lwch.lJ+rekt.corn/-precious We're online at www.dufhamnews.net P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, November 17, 1998 Editori & ONS I OP-INI NEWS ADVERTISERNOV. 1 7, 1 9 9 8 EDITORIAL Measures are needed now Politicians must show will to make changes Just over two weeks after the terri- plays into the hands of criminals across ble two -death tragedy on an Oshawa the land. Any suspect who knows po- residential street, a suspect fleeing po- lice will not give chase will be embold- lice has resulted in yet another Durham ened to commit any offence that he, resident dying. quite literally, knows he can get away John Michael Gibbons, 47, an Os- with. The notion that the police, to bor- hawa father of six, was innocently dri- row a phrase, always get their man, is ving along Hwy. 12 at about 1:45 a.m. an essential, critical element of law en - Sunday when his life was taken after forcement. It cannot be eliminated. police say his car was struck by a pick- What can be changed, and our up truck driven by David Frank Doer- provincial politicians including the so- fler, 35, of Claremont. Mr. Doerfler, licitor-general and the premier must who has been charged with criminal take the lead here, is legislation which harassment and breach of probation, hammers those who flee from police was in a high-speed chase which lasted when summoned to stop. only two minutes and covered about Such actions must result in manda- four kilometres along Hwy. 7A— until tory Jail sentences and murder charges Mr. Dtvrfler's pickup collided with —'where warranted — must be consid- Mr. Gibbons's car at the intersection of erect for those who cause death. Hwy. 7A and Hwy. 12. The facts in the latest case are still :While the Special Investigations very much under investigation and it Unit looks into the crash — it must be may be some time before everything called in to investigate all police inti- comes to light. but Durham MPk must dents which result in serous injury or be alarmed by the events of the past 15 death — and the merits of the chase days. Three dead, the result of fleeing may be open to debate, but one area is police. Surely something must be done. clear. Those who flee police for any We have to reclaim our roads and reason whatsoever and cause police to streets and make them as safe as possi- give chase are a menace to the safety ble. and well-being of the general public. Cracking down on drunk drivers And such offenders must be severely and speeders has helped to cut down on punished. death and injury. Now, we must try to The call to eliminate police chases stop this latest highway scourge. You RFAI y;HWLD HAVE, You KNOW. - A4 ,18 PICKERING j NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper 14W t - -- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Airport York gain and Durham pain To the editor: Your editorial on Nov 4 was right on the money, but some other issues regarding the Pickering air- port need to be addressed. Louis Turpen, head of the Greater Toronto Airports Authority, has said that because Buttonville is privately owned it cannot be count- ed on to service York as a regional airport. For this reason the GTAA High school confidential Ajax resident John Haste has en- joyed his stint as a New Advertiser Opinion Shaper which has allowed liar a pkdform to sound of. "It's bmx fSM„ Recently I attended my one and only graduation ceremony — at Exeter .High School. I had been looking for- ward to this event ever since my wife and I watched our little fellow toddle aft happily to Grade 1. (We were the ones crying: he thought it was great.) But what a strange feeling it was to be an the school building that night; there was an atmosphere which is hard to describe. The kids were great, they re- ally did their best to put on a show for the parents but you could tell some of them were hunting inside. These young adults, most of whom we watched mature year after year, had given everything they had to by and fulfill their parents' 'expectations, and what do they get on a night when quite a few of them made their final appear- ance at the btukkng? Firstly where were the people who had guided them through the past few years? Of course, I refer to the teachers. Certainly some were there discreetly in the back- ground, but one aisumes the remainder John Haste V t1 I Opinion Shrnper thought attendance might be construed as fraternizing with the enemy. The more you analyze this situation the more juvenile it becomes. One won- ders who needs educating here — the teachers or the kids? What would have been so wrong with burying the hatchet just for one night? How many times have you heard the panties in the dispute over ed- ucation reforms say, "We are doing this for ti r: kids”? Well frankly the teachers did not do too much for the kids on this evening. Can you imagine putting all that effort into preparing these young people for university, etc. and not turning up to admire the re- sults? Well, I felt ashamed by the teachers' attitude and am sure the great kids we saw win their awards and graduate that night will learn some- thing from this experience — if you have a problem it will not be solved by hutting innocent people's feelings. This was not the only item I found distasteful at what should have been a marvellous evening. We sat there and listened to speeches about how great Exeter was, what a wonderful staff' the school has — maybe so if the teachers would only show themselves. This was in fact only the second class to gradu- ate frown Exeter and as we all are now aware there will probably only be two more. How the administrators could make these speeches, especially the trustee with the "Sword of Damocles" dangling precariously over the school, is beyond me. Suddenly everyone is being urged to attend meetings to da, cess the impending closure of Exeter in favour of the much less vaunted Ajax High 'line time for parent input was before the bureaucrats decided that the deal was done and Exeter High was to be consigned to history. Any- thing less is and was an insult to every taxpayer in Ajax. Oh, I nearly forgot my mother-in- law. Would you believe I have not spo- ken to her for five years? I just don't want to interrupt her. Happy holidays. believes the Pickering site would be an excellent choice as a regional airport to serve York. The downloading of costs to the Region of Durham from the Province means the entire cost of the infrastructure of the Pickering airport would be paid solely by tax- payers here. Durham taxpayers should demand an answer from their Regional chairman and coun- cillors as to why we they are offer- ing to pay for an airport that will primarily serve York Region. The great majority of warehous- ing and out buildings from the Pickering airport will be located along the main transportation corri- dors that currently exist, such as Hwy. 404. Hwy. 407 and the indus- trial areas of Markham. There are no industrial areas in north Picker- ing. There will be no payoff for Durham in increased tax revenues from this airport. In fact airports don't pay taxes. Durham gets the bill for the air- port, the noise from the airport, while York Region gets the use and the payoff. That's a helluva deal, Roger Anderson. Regional chairman Anderson has done his best to censure debate on this issue. VOCAL (Voters Or- ganized to Cancel the Airport Lands) has repeatedly requested an opportunity to appear before Re- gional Council to present the con- cerns of the voters. VOCAL won't get this opportunity until the new year, after the vote of council and after the date of response to Minis- ter of Transport David Colleriette. I would hope the News Adver- tiser, as well as Regional council- lors, will start to debate the costs issue of the Pickering airport as this aspect affects all taxpayers of Durham. At the very least Durham Council should allow the other side of this debate to be heard. Scott Marks, Claremont .� n,'°t. ,.. ter.,.. .—". - -410- ^:a4<cw .. .. ... . . 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NOVEMBER 18 Site Plan Advisory Committee PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING Official Plan Amendment Application OPA 984OIM/P Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 17/98 kL'Inyrn"le fkvclopuxiu Corpurawn Limited has submitted ()uncial Plan Amendment Application 984XWP to change the Pi,kenng Official Plan designation on certain lands located ,.turh of Bayly Street and east of Squires Beach Road from 1.mployment Areas - General Employment" to "Employment ,Lrras - Prestige Employmem"- The properties located within the .ui,;ect lands that front Bayly Street would keep their current ,1r"9nation "Employment Area - Mixed Employment". "Mixed E rnploymcnt' areas have the highest standards fur site operatnoa ind appearance. "Prestige Employment- areas have the next 1 1 Aicst standards. and 'Y,eneral Employment- areas have the r: u highest standards. i. tmpicmcw the existing "Mixed Employment- designation ind the proposed designation change to "Prestige Employment-. k.innymcdc has also submitted Zoning By-law Amcndmem \pplicati n A 17/98. which would change the current coning on he subject Lands (rum "M'_S'. - Yard Storage and Heavy Manufacturing Zone and -NI F - Storagc and Light �t.,nufactunng Zane, to "MI -1" Stowage and Light fit. rtulacturrmg (Special). This zoning change would clivauLde a turnber oaf the currently permuted uses - in particular. the .1civier industrial uses and outdoor storage. Uses permitterd unda the proposed coning would tochtde business oA-ices, food prrpar3t1— plains. light manufacturing plants. public uses. .cic-wific or medical labontones. warehouses, aid accessory dwelling units. The lands subject to that applications are identified m the —oanpanying map. @� Town Hall NOVEMBER 19 Statutory Public Information Meeting W Town Hall NOVEMBER 23 Executive Committee Meeting C' Town Hall NOVEMBER 30 Civic Awards Presentation ill Town Hall DECEMBER 2 Committee of Adjustment Meeting C Town Hall DECEMBER 2 Site Plan Advisory Committee C° Town Hall PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING Official Plan Amendment Application OPA 984OIM/P Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 17/98 kL'Inyrn"le fkvclopuxiu Corpurawn Limited has submitted ()uncial Plan Amendment Application 984XWP to change the Pi,kenng Official Plan designation on certain lands located ,.turh of Bayly Street and east of Squires Beach Road from 1.mployment Areas - General Employment" to "Employment ,Lrras - Prestige Employmem"- The properties located within the .ui,;ect lands that front Bayly Street would keep their current ,1r"9nation "Employment Area - Mixed Employment". "Mixed E rnploymcnt' areas have the highest standards fur site operatnoa ind appearance. "Prestige Employment- areas have the next 1 1 Aicst standards. and 'Y,eneral Employment- areas have the r: u highest standards. i. tmpicmcw the existing "Mixed Employment- designation ind the proposed designation change to "Prestige Employment-. k.innymcdc has also submitted Zoning By-law Amcndmem \pplicati n A 17/98. which would change the current coning on he subject Lands (rum "M'_S'. - Yard Storage and Heavy Manufacturing Zone and -NI F - Storagc and Light �t.,nufactunng Zane, to "MI -1" Stowage and Light fit. rtulacturrmg (Special). This zoning change would clivauLde a turnber oaf the currently permuted uses - in particular. the .1civier industrial uses and outdoor storage. Uses permitterd unda the proposed coning would tochtde business oA-ices, food prrpar3t1— plains. light manufacturing plants. public uses. .cic-wific or medical labontones. warehouses, aid accessory dwelling units. The lands subject to that applications are identified m the —oanpanying map. A MJKJC DWORMATiON MFErga1G regarding the proposed amendment and rezoning will be held on Nwewher 19.19!( at 7-0 pini, or as soon thereafter as doe mance may be Ox TAn Elie Council C�bers d die Pickaittg Civic Complex, If you wish to be wotO d of Ae adapdow of doe puposvid olid anewAneoK pow m u r wake a written refloat to Mr. Arme � Town Merl: Oise The EsllaadG Pickering 00or o LI V If a persat or iritic body dke fila a notice of apped of a Lwanon of Ar Tanw if Pickering so ttrspect of the awenAmor doer wit wake ord sabmisdow at a pWw mredng, or make wrom .srbwassom to the Town 9f Piderwg beforr the proposed of kid Plan aaendwtnrt is adopted tie Ontario Mawicipd Burd may diswiss aU or part of the appeal. If a person or prat w body AN fila - appeal Ma decision of die Town of Piatenng in re* -t of At propowd zoning by-law Am our woke oral sallnuss m at a pukk ate nota or mike wriarn submiukins to doe Town of Pickeraq before tie proposed zoning by-law is ar*" doe Ontario Mtowrid Beard may ditwixs aU orparr of de gppeaL An Information Report will be available at the meeting and at the office of the Town Ckrk on and after November 13, 1998. Should you require any informaim prior to the Public information Mating, pkase contact Adrian Smith, Planner 2 at (905) 4204660, or (905) 683-2760. extension 2091. or CAterine Rose, Manager, Policy Division at extension 2038. THANK YOU! To those who participated on the Pickering Pride Day October 24, 1998 at Glengrove Park Frenchman's Bay Liverpool Road/Waterfront Special thanks to: Stan Muir - NlcDonalds Restaurant - Hub Plaza Local Cubs and Scouts _'- carvonnonaratt DEPARTMENT OF PARKS i Town of PC" FACILITIES REQUIRES A On The Etptrwde PART-TIME FACILITY per' onmm UV fooKl7 SUPERVISOR rag Pert.wm naWw'•..,.. �... +F� Well OppoArry rm. v rot lnm .wit p­.k- —tans u, I.eRhty uafl a Enoloyw wwt cd acowdo" elft M 44OWCON Cattldscs anentnota the I.a4...ur ww"emtr cs. ^•wlomof a t 111110 sd A0111010 n %ftlmday SCI-- c, Pleyrimm—k-0 - Y PIM" ACE Cor erl7rrrrWon gmdwW 'a P&Mh" trawwr std cattCr>mec, ­11.gt-s t., .nw► -s ^ofcled pttrumv o M ,Munt.VW wri-gtrla shtlb wchwhwg �p sod .at k-ndc. a aid 4C.' R S 0 1990. c M 45. artd tri be aawilwd fan ad ccndaac sot UPR t; nda� itntny I.. utedto se' 1 actrtdtdip r.wk utrkr ewRrwrtal wperrnrn at.l .a:nwc pdncmnt We 4- 1hX* as tone rrdn.On4 Who amsaw.n, allcctwg the July ycrsrw .,1 the LacWlWly tvvy howe�w 7wr raw appitam Pic— -1 a . LWk-d rewm� hr yi.nemR-r _tl. I'NM praroe0 w rrorvew a be 111C F—Pi twrwt '-- -e. C. -A-6— If.— i.—, acrnc+4e0ged Dctwur- L NOTiCE TO LOCAL CHARITIES ADVANCE FUNDING PROGRAM ONTARIO LOT FERY CORPORATION The Ontario Lottery Corporation has made available a suhstantial amount of funding to he distributed to local Charities under the "Advance Funding Program Application Forms and Guidelines arc available, on request, at the Clerk's Department, Town of Pickering. Town Council will recommend to the Province how distribution will he made to the local Charities. All Applications must be completed and returned to the Clerk's Department by the 30th of November, 1998. Please direct any further inquiries to Maureen Martin, Lottery Licensing Officer, 905-420-4615 extension 2142. Public Service Announcement Provided By The Pickering Fire Department The Pickering Town Council recognized the importance of having smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. In an effort to protect residents of the Town they introduced BY- LAW NO. 5247/98 which requires that approved and working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors be installed in every residential dwelling within the Town of Pickering, Effaxive November 01, 1998. An Open house will be held by the Pickering Fire Department on November 26, 1998 at 1115 Finch Avenue, (located on Finch Avenue just east of Dixie Road) at 2:00 p.m. The public is invited to attend. The staff of the Pickering Fire Department will provide information about their Home Safety Programme Awareness Packages and answer any questions your may have about the by-law or other matters of fire safety. (refreshments will be sen red) 111 _a r A Message From The Pickering Fire Department Now that the heating season is upon us the fire department recommends that you obtain the services of a qualified contractor and have an appliance inspection undertaken within your home. When contacted the contractor should be requested to conduct an inspection on the heating and ventilating systems, including appliances, chimneys and flue pipes to ensure that the equipment is maintained and operated as not to create a hazardous condition. TOWN OF PICKERING 1998 CIVIC AWARDS PRESENTATION MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1998 7:00 P.M. CO[;NCiL CHAMBERS, TOWN HALL THE TOWN OF PICKERING WILL ONCE AGAIN BE PRESENTING CIVIC AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF THE COhiMI LAITY WHO HAVE EXEMPLIFIED OUTSTANDING SERVICE AND TO CELEBRATE THE a(TIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THOSE DESERVED INDIVIDUALS AND LOCAL GROUPS. EVERYONE W'f LC 034 T0.47TEVD (905)320-2222 kris tY1L C� '.Sunday, December 6" and 13' noon to X3:00 o.m. •' Christmas Carols in the Chapel r Create pioneer Christmas decorations u Sample holiday treats 111212491 AWL*" RA2Wq;. �r useurn T* 11 age✓ ADmissionl: Adults $4, Seniors & Students 83, Children (5-12) $2.50 & Families 812. Call (905) 683-84,01 for details. .SCOPA Alavor Wayne Arthum Town of Pickering Mayor Steve Parish, Town of Ajar Cordiaity /writes You awl torr fainih to Awnd THE LAUNCH CELAIll ATION OF SAFE OF PICKERr1Ei/AJAX The Celebration will take place at Pine Ridge Secondary St:howl 2155 Liverpool Rd. Pickenng. North of Hwy 4f. DATE Wednesday November 25tb, 1998 TIME 10:00 A.M. 9:30 a -10.00 a. in Arrival of Guess, Refreshments & Youth Entertainment JOIN US TO CELEBRATE OUR OFFICIAL DESIGNATION AS A SAFE COMMUNITY! trim Interactive Displays .k Drama Pnesemolu a :c Refreshments; Please RS. V.P. your attendance by November 18tth to Flo Hocitky at (905) 420-46M or fax: (905) 4110-25% Designated Parkins: Pine Ridge S.S. Panning Lot R o� Wall awe Pw aism 12 - Is yaws. A VtW& I■ra utVtdNe artaa7ssls �Comore Dze.,t� ATTENTION COMMUNIT1f GROtM are invited to use the Town of Pickering LED Corrynt ity hiorrnation ."ilgn located at the corner of Liverpool Rd. and Hwy 2. This is an opportunity for your group to promote upcoming special events. For more information, Call 420-2= outE ttouttt(■ant 30 The soctwd of tout iristallima" INA of the FL set him is due Mu mtwih. F" wM be maht at any (7rtared Mai w 7lruit Compay. Tekt*Ame, Mm paymg servwcs any also he usni. Maw ctwtact ytww fin4mul anslitutk)n hr mh kw funhcr inftoutatitit. L-aic paymuu charges are adticd tw the first day of the falkming mtwuh tw All unpA t iw%W[mcnls and tw the fust day ttf each a.wth lhcrraftcr. The rase is 1..55 ftw each moa h. ter fracutw thereof Payment m pcmm can he made to the Cashwr a the Municipal Swithag. One, The EcptmAilc, Pickering. Omants. L IV 6117. Our ick*vic numhcr es. (9115) 4204614 min A MJKJC DWORMATiON MFErga1G regarding the proposed amendment and rezoning will be held on Nwewher 19.19!( at 7-0 pini, or as soon thereafter as doe mance may be Ox TAn Elie Council C�bers d die Pickaittg Civic Complex, If you wish to be wotO d of Ae adapdow of doe puposvid olid anewAneoK pow m u r wake a written refloat to Mr. Arme � Town Merl: Oise The EsllaadG Pickering 00or o LI V If a persat or iritic body dke fila a notice of apped of a Lwanon of Ar Tanw if Pickering so ttrspect of the awenAmor doer wit wake ord sabmisdow at a pWw mredng, or make wrom .srbwassom to the Town 9f Piderwg beforr the proposed of kid Plan aaendwtnrt is adopted tie Ontario Mawicipd Burd may diswiss aU or part of the appeal. If a person or prat w body AN fila - appeal Ma decision of die Town of Piatenng in re* -t of At propowd zoning by-law Am our woke oral sallnuss m at a pukk ate nota or mike wriarn submiukins to doe Town of Pickeraq before tie proposed zoning by-law is ar*" doe Ontario Mtowrid Beard may ditwixs aU orparr of de gppeaL An Information Report will be available at the meeting and at the office of the Town Ckrk on and after November 13, 1998. Should you require any informaim prior to the Public information Mating, pkase contact Adrian Smith, Planner 2 at (905) 4204660, or (905) 683-2760. extension 2091. or CAterine Rose, Manager, Policy Division at extension 2038. THANK YOU! To those who participated on the Pickering Pride Day October 24, 1998 at Glengrove Park Frenchman's Bay Liverpool Road/Waterfront Special thanks to: Stan Muir - NlcDonalds Restaurant - Hub Plaza Local Cubs and Scouts _'- carvonnonaratt DEPARTMENT OF PARKS i Town of PC" FACILITIES REQUIRES A On The Etptrwde PART-TIME FACILITY per' onmm UV fooKl7 SUPERVISOR rag Pert.wm naWw'•..,.. �... +F� Well OppoArry rm. v rot lnm .wit p­.k- —tans u, I.eRhty uafl a Enoloyw wwt cd acowdo" elft M 44OWCON Cattldscs anentnota the I.a4...ur ww"emtr cs. ^•wlomof a t 111110 sd A0111010 n %ftlmday SCI-- c, Pleyrimm—k-0 - Y PIM" ACE Cor erl7rrrrWon gmdwW 'a P&Mh" trawwr std cattCr>mec, ­11.gt-s t., .nw► -s ^ofcled pttrumv o M ,Munt.VW wri-gtrla shtlb wchwhwg �p sod .at k-ndc. a aid 4C.' R S 0 1990. c M 45. artd tri be aawilwd fan ad ccndaac sot UPR t; nda� itntny I.. utedto se' 1 actrtdtdip r.wk utrkr ewRrwrtal wperrnrn at.l .a:nwc pdncmnt We 4- 1hX* as tone rrdn.On4 Who amsaw.n, allcctwg the July ycrsrw .,1 the LacWlWly tvvy howe�w 7wr raw appitam Pic— -1 a . LWk-d rewm� hr yi.nemR-r _tl. I'NM praroe0 w rrorvew a be 111C F—Pi twrwt '-- -e. C. -A-6— If.— i.—, acrnc+4e0ged Dctwur- L NOTiCE TO LOCAL CHARITIES ADVANCE FUNDING PROGRAM ONTARIO LOT FERY CORPORATION The Ontario Lottery Corporation has made available a suhstantial amount of funding to he distributed to local Charities under the "Advance Funding Program Application Forms and Guidelines arc available, on request, at the Clerk's Department, Town of Pickering. Town Council will recommend to the Province how distribution will he made to the local Charities. All Applications must be completed and returned to the Clerk's Department by the 30th of November, 1998. Please direct any further inquiries to Maureen Martin, Lottery Licensing Officer, 905-420-4615 extension 2142. Public Service Announcement Provided By The Pickering Fire Department The Pickering Town Council recognized the importance of having smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. In an effort to protect residents of the Town they introduced BY- LAW NO. 5247/98 which requires that approved and working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors be installed in every residential dwelling within the Town of Pickering, Effaxive November 01, 1998. An Open house will be held by the Pickering Fire Department on November 26, 1998 at 1115 Finch Avenue, (located on Finch Avenue just east of Dixie Road) at 2:00 p.m. The public is invited to attend. The staff of the Pickering Fire Department will provide information about their Home Safety Programme Awareness Packages and answer any questions your may have about the by-law or other matters of fire safety. (refreshments will be sen red) 111 _a r A Message From The Pickering Fire Department Now that the heating season is upon us the fire department recommends that you obtain the services of a qualified contractor and have an appliance inspection undertaken within your home. When contacted the contractor should be requested to conduct an inspection on the heating and ventilating systems, including appliances, chimneys and flue pipes to ensure that the equipment is maintained and operated as not to create a hazardous condition. TOWN OF PICKERING 1998 CIVIC AWARDS PRESENTATION MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1998 7:00 P.M. CO[;NCiL CHAMBERS, TOWN HALL THE TOWN OF PICKERING WILL ONCE AGAIN BE PRESENTING CIVIC AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF THE COhiMI LAITY WHO HAVE EXEMPLIFIED OUTSTANDING SERVICE AND TO CELEBRATE THE a(TIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THOSE DESERVED INDIVIDUALS AND LOCAL GROUPS. EVERYONE W'f LC 034 T0.47TEVD (905)320-2222 kris tY1L C� '.Sunday, December 6" and 13' noon to X3:00 o.m. •' Christmas Carols in the Chapel r Create pioneer Christmas decorations u Sample holiday treats 111212491 AWL*" RA2Wq;. �r useurn T* 11 age✓ ADmissionl: Adults $4, Seniors & Students 83, Children (5-12) $2.50 & Families 812. Call (905) 683-84,01 for details. .SCOPA Alavor Wayne Arthum Town of Pickering Mayor Steve Parish, Town of Ajar Cordiaity /writes You awl torr fainih to Awnd THE LAUNCH CELAIll ATION OF SAFE OF PICKERr1Ei/AJAX The Celebration will take place at Pine Ridge Secondary St:howl 2155 Liverpool Rd. Pickenng. North of Hwy 4f. DATE Wednesday November 25tb, 1998 TIME 10:00 A.M. 9:30 a -10.00 a. in Arrival of Guess, Refreshments & Youth Entertainment JOIN US TO CELEBRATE OUR OFFICIAL DESIGNATION AS A SAFE COMMUNITY! trim Interactive Displays .k Drama Pnesemolu a :c Refreshments; Please RS. V.P. your attendance by November 18tth to Flo Hocitky at (905) 420-46M or fax: (905) 4110-25% Designated Parkins: Pine Ridge S.S. Panning Lot R o� Wall awe Pw aism 12 - Is yaws. A VtW& I■ra utVtdNe artaa7ssls �Comore Dze.,t� ATTENTION COMMUNIT1f GROtM are invited to use the Town of Pickering LED Corrynt ity hiorrnation ."ilgn located at the corner of Liverpool Rd. and Hwy 2. This is an opportunity for your group to promote upcoming special events. For more information, Call 420-2= outE ttouttt(■ant 30 The soctwd of tout iristallima" INA of the FL set him is due Mu mtwih. F" wM be maht at any (7rtared Mai w 7lruit Compay. Tekt*Ame, Mm paymg servwcs any also he usni. Maw ctwtact ytww fin4mul anslitutk)n hr mh kw funhcr inftoutatitit. L-aic paymuu charges are adticd tw the first day of the falkming mtwuh tw All unpA t iw%W[mcnls and tw the fust day ttf each a.wth lhcrraftcr. The rase is 1..55 ftw each moa h. ter fracutw thereof Payment m pcmm can he made to the Cashwr a the Municipal Swithag. One, The EcptmAilc, Pickering. Omants. L IV 6117. Our ick*vic numhcr es. (9115) 4204614 AM PAGE • NEW ADYENTN iUE=Y EDfnM NOMwdfa t7, IM • .......... .. • . .. ....... . BILLBOARD La Leche Lea a meets in Pickering Thursday Y NOV. 17, 1998 PICKERING — La Leche The meeting will begin at Suite 15A). TUESDAY, NOV. 17 'T'OASTMASTERS: The Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kingston Rd., Suite 224, Pickering. Division Governor Lance Cumber- batch will speak. Phone 420-9816 for information. BREAST-FEEDING: The Ajax La Leche League meets at 7:45 p.m. and pregnant women, mothers and babies welcome. There's information and support on breast-feeding. 683-7547 for information and location. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax - Pickering chapter of the One Parent Families Association holds its week- ly meeting for custodial and non-cus- todial parents at 8 p.m. at Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. New members welcome. Phone 831-1201 for information. TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pick- ering Toastmasters meets from 7:30 Mental health support group meets AJAX — The Durham Family Mental Health Support group meets weekly to provide support to people with mental health problems, while focusing on the family unit. People in need of support are en- couraged to attend with family mem- bcrs to foster problem -solving togeth- er. The group meets every Monday from 10 a.m. to noon at Pickering Vil- lagc United Church, 300 Church St. iN., Ajax. Everyone's welcome to attend the meetings. For more information call the Durham Family Mental Health Line at 1668-6101 or Cathy Llewellyn at 619- 1499. ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Christmas Dreams insert included it this newspaper. Please note: Page 25 - Tommy Hilfiger pieced polo Req. S88. Not as illustrat- ed. We sincerely apologize to our valued cus- tomers and regret any inconvenience for con- fusion this may have caused. EATON'S KINSMEN CLUB: The Kinsmen and Kinette Club of Pickering cele- brates its 31st anniversary with an open house at the Seniors' Centre on Liverpool Road south of Bayly. The open house will feature several keynote speakers, starting at 7 p.m. 839-2780 (Ken Poyner) or 837-2068 (Tom Geldart). CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under Stress, for cancer patients or their caregivers, is held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Bring blanket and a small pillow. Limited space, registration required. 579-4833. CANCER: A weekly Caregiver Sup- port Group drop-in meeting, where people supporting a cancer patient can share feelings and coping strate- gies, is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. 579- 4833. EUCHRE: A Ladies' Auxiliary Open Euchre is held at 8 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Prizes, refreshments. All welcome. Phone 839-2990 for more information. = = = =is Nib, READING WRITING mood ,4W 1 ALL DRYEA m :awft 11 Sumbs or s a oma *Allwafi= sn d C,wpa 927 Finley Awl AJAX 421 19 0 < 7__�7 _7 �__D ExprlessVvn. S ined, Prepare yourself for another long and ExpressVu 3500 System cold winter. Snuggle up to great television viewing with 5490Reog. bell ExpressVu. With cinema quality picture and CD -quality sound, you can create a theatre experience without leaving the comfort of your 00 home. Plus with over 100 channels, there's something for the whole Sale family to enjoy on those cold, frosty nights. 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Creels tarot be Gonia" we any cher dW ttpo0nmmirq SW N1Stitiitgn SOW spsw* See store for compide desats di) RadiocAh2 League Pickering invites preg- 7:30 p.m. in the Family Re- For more information call to 9:30 p.m. at the Fortune Financial nant women and breastfeeding source Centre Room at the La Leche League group repre- Building, corner of Bayly St. and mothers to its monthly meet- YMCA, 1400 Bayly St., Pick- sentatives at 427-8063 or 416 - Finley Ave., Ajax. Improve commu- ing Thursday, Nov. 19. Bring (Mall One Entrance, 282-6462. nication, leadership skills. 686-1443 (Mary Anne), 683-4439 (John). KINSMEN CLUB: The Kinsmen and Kinette Club of Pickering cele- brates its 31st anniversary with an open house at the Seniors' Centre on Liverpool Road south of Bayly. The open house will feature several keynote speakers, starting at 7 p.m. 839-2780 (Ken Poyner) or 837-2068 (Tom Geldart). CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under Stress, for cancer patients or their caregivers, is held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Bring blanket and a small pillow. Limited space, registration required. 579-4833. CANCER: A weekly Caregiver Sup- port Group drop-in meeting, where people supporting a cancer patient can share feelings and coping strate- gies, is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. 579- 4833. EUCHRE: A Ladies' Auxiliary Open Euchre is held at 8 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Prizes, refreshments. All welcome. Phone 839-2990 for more information. = = = =is Nib, READING WRITING mood ,4W 1 ALL DRYEA m :awft 11 Sumbs or s a oma *Allwafi= sn d C,wpa 927 Finley Awl AJAX 421 19 0 < 7__�7 _7 �__D ExprlessVvn. S ined, Prepare yourself for another long and ExpressVu 3500 System cold winter. 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Creels tarot be Gonia" we any cher dW ttpo0nmmirq SW N1Stitiitgn SOW spsw* See store for compide desats di) RadiocAh2 "NEW A0V0M$MTUElsDYI>I EDRION, Morwnbw 17, ION PAGE 9 AIP Your Community... Your United WaMAIy OY40DP Helping the troubled COPE... BY NATAUE MILLER Special to the News Advertiser An Ajax woman who is verbally abused by her mother, husband and children can vent her frustration with an impartial confidante. Her outlet is 26 -year-old Nerissa Bogdanis of Ajax. Ms. Bogdanis spent roughly two hours a week with the Ajax woman for a year. She took the woman shopping and out for coffee or to run errands, any- where that could provide the woman with an escape from her troubled home life. As well, it provided a safe setting for the woman to talk and for Ms. Bogdanis to simply listen. The COPE Mental Health Program vol- unteer doesn't instruct the woman to leave the abusive situation, even if she feels it's crucial to the woman's well-being. She knows it's not her place. But she can offer a fresh per- spective to a problem. -They want a non -judgmental ear and someone who is outside their family and friend circle so they can just release." V, Bogdar:, says. The COPE Mental Health Program, a branch of the Durham Region Community Care Associa- tion, offers adults with emotional or psychiatric problems a coping mechanism through one-to-one re- lationships and group sessions. The organization provides free services through funding by the On- tario Ministry of Health and the Ajax -Pickering United Way. Its clients are usually referred to the program, but anyone 16 and older can apply. Last year the COPE program helped 163 people through individ- ual matches or support groups. COPE volunteers take part in an eight-week training session to equip them with the necessary communi- cation and life skills to provide sup- port for their clients" In 1994, Ms. Bogdanis read in the News Advertiser's billboard sec- tion that volunteer% were needed for the COPE program. Interested in ps}cholog� and ,axiology. COPE 'A as a Nrtc,:t riat,:h. %1, Bovdanls in so- dial work at Wilfrid Laurier Univer- sity in Waterloo this fall and will be leaving the COPE program. But not empty-handed. Reflect- ing on her experiences, Ms. Bogda- nis recalls, "It took a lot of time to build a rapport" with the verbally - abused woman, her last client. "It moved slowly, but progressively. She was so afraid that I would be burdened," she says. As the woman became comfort- able and confided in her, Ms. Bog- danis realized her client was not liv- ing in a healthy environment. The volunteer admits it was difficult to bite her tongue. "I'd love to help her in a more profound way but I can only provide an ear," she says. However, listening can be good medicine. For the first time, this woman has an outlet, Ms. Bogdanis says. She didn't take the news of Ms. Bogdanis' return to school well. If the client wishes, she can be matched with a new volunteer. Ms. Bogdanis says being paired with women has enticed her to di- rect her energy towards working NATAUE MILLER/ ,Yews Advertiser photo Nerissa Bogdanis is a COPE Mental Health Program volunteer who has been helping a troubled woman for a year She provides an attentive ear, without intruding or encouraging action. with women once she is finished school in two years. Her dream is to own and operate a healing centre for C a. `-1_- 4W TIM women in Costa Rica. Call the COPE Mental Health Program at 6136-3248 for more information. FESTIVAL EVENTS Seniors' Luncheon - two sittings Thursday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Admission, luncheon and entertainment by Horseless Carriagement - $15.00 Family Night Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 10 p.m. is corning to THE HEYDENSHWE PAVILION Brock Street South, Whitby (on Lakefront) on Nomembor 18" - 2194, 1998 See and Enjoy all of the Beauty of the Yuletide Season! and Take Part in Raising Much Needed Funds to Help Support Health Care and the Region. GALA AND AUCTION Friday 7:00 p.m. - Midnight by advance ticket - $50.00 Teddy Bears' Picnic Saturday 11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. tickets required HOURS Wednesday 9:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Thursday 9:30 a.m. - 10-00 p.m. Friday & Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ,GENERAL ADK SSION Adults $3.00, Children Under 12 $1.00 Ialr hW 1M Sirrrcoa St IL STI_= wIEY An"m 9trm 1619 Dunft SL E RM % 7 Sha SL S, Adtiorttr n *-22 T Lowi iw glow 4044M Op" 0ott kW U Litt! 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This summer, to only his sec- ond season behind the wheel of a racing kart. nine-year-old Daniel won the overall racing title for his age division in the Mosport Kart Club. The Grade 4 student at Mother Teresa Catholic School in Ajax represented the Mosport club at 12 races from May to October. Daniel won eight of those races to capture the novice title of the club. Among his biggest conquests this season was a victory over 35 other drivers in the Kitchener - Waterloo Oc:toberfest Race over the Thanksgiving long week:nd. He also won the Canada Cup kart racing event at the Goodwood track in July. At one of the bigger events of the season — the Canadian to get a driver's licence PHOTO COURTESY MARK JACKSON/ Mark Jackson Commwwations Daniel Coratti negotiates a curve while racing at a kart race this past summer. The Ajax resident won his age group drivers'title while represent- ing the Mosport Kart Club, winning eight of a possible 12 races throughout Ontario this sea- son. way while racing karts the past 'Ao summers. "I get to meet a lot of friends, and it's a family thing, I guess, ;ays Daniel, whose father Carlo, once a kart racer himself', is one of his biggest supporters, along with his mother Mary and sister Stephanie, 5. They go to all the events to cheer him on. And best of all, says Daniel, "I like going fast" It's been that way since the first time he got be- hind the wheel for the now -de- funct Whitby Kart Club a year ago. While he admits it's somewhat unnerving to watch his son race, especially since an accident while Daniel was practising on the track at age seven, Mr. Corat- ti is nonetheless confident in the youngster's driving skills. "He has good knowledge of the kart;' says Mr. Coratti. Daniel credits much of his success this season to the work of his engine builder Doug Bedford of Cactus Engines. Daniel says he'd like to con- tinue racing with an eye to even- tually steering his car to victory in either the Indy CART series or the Formula I series, much like his idol Villeneuve whose pic- Grand Nationals at the Shan- tshed fourth in his age bracket Daniel says he's enjoyed tures and model cars adorn his nonville Speedway — Daniel fin- against 35 other racers. meeting new people along the bedroom Pickering bantam `AA' Pantherson a roll Sports Cafe reps climb into first place in league's Western Division standings PICKERING — The Picker- ing Panthers Sports Cafd bantam 'AA' rep hockey continues to lead the Western Division of the OMHA 'AA' league after rolling up more victories recently. In their most recent league outing, the Pickering Sports CaM bantams subdued Barrie 3-1 on Nov. 12. Mike Dawson scored two ,goals to lead the way. Mark Rogers added a single. Jonathan Walsh and David Hughes added assists. Goaltender Garet McKin- oon faced 21 shots on net, making numerous big saves. The Panthers posted a 41 vic- tory over Belleville. Rocky Ruta paced Pickering with two goals and an assist. Also scoring were Hughes, Mark Rogers and Dawson with single markers. Steve McEachen earned two assists, Mark Rogers, Brandon Saker, Small, Hughes and Scott I Billing. Pickering also posted a 2-1 win over the East -Division lead- ing ,Peterborough bantams. Stephen Phillips scored the game winner midway through the third period to break a I -1 tie. Mark Rogers and Dawson drew assists. Hughes had the other tally, from ,Mark Rogers and Walsh. The Sports Cafd bantams Played to a 5-5 draw with Barrie. Mark Rogers led the offence with a hat trick. Andrew Hopkins and James Judges chipped in with sin- gle markers. Assisting were Hughes with three. Walsh with two, Ruta and Dawson with one apiece. Pickering suffered its first loss of the regular season in a 5-1 set- back against the Richmond Hill Stars. Phillips scored the lone goal, assisted by Small. The bantam Panthers faced Richmond Hill Stam and pro - needed to post a 5-3 victory. Pickering broke up a 3-3 third - period deadlock by netting two goals late in the game for the win. Mark Rogers scored the game winner for Pickering. Other scorers were Walsh with two, Phillips and Hopkins with singles. ,Assisting were Kevin Rogers COlY�CTION NOTICE - Fa our 72 pace slop trrartapers best buy (saN d0m Nek 16 -29, IM - metis F 1131) PAGE 42 - Save $20.00 on Debnghi IndoorrlOt0lb" BW wit piddle In ism has been duoonl' aK t OKOd wir fbm a 81641 T - Fal Indoor Grill - ptios and saw story does not PAGE 67 - cr dbnmt Rdwy Kit Hepulsr prioa shown is as estsbisfred n our 1998 Tool cald*n pg. 85 PAGE 32 - Bop' and Girb' A h We TuAertecks Sixes 7 -16 not rwisble in boys We sncerey spolopiize for ertp inomwertiertoe Itis with two, Small, Judges, Hop- innon played a strong game in kins, Phillips and Hughes. McK- net. KINSMEN & KINE I I CLUB OF PICKERING 31'! ANNIVERSARY COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE VledNovember 18. 7:00 pine 7. Seniors Couttr Liverpool Rd. (South of Bayly) • Several guest speakers For more information or obtaining a` seat at this open house call KEN POYNER 839-2780 "Serving the community's greatest needs" . .. �'.=934:1�k1+'.5:+•.r(nYOY�NMia ,y�►t�'�. HYRr..,. �,�p.�?�r w.., tl s F a At" %IDVE��1�, i��i�'�N, Fp7� 1 �, 1li��Al�E' 11 A Pickering juniors downed by Legionaires Pa-nthers give Oshawa egl* BY AL R1VE7T Sports Editor PICKERING — Stupid mis- takes at critical times killed the Pickering Panthers in a home -ice loss to the Oshawa Legionaires Friday night. Oshawa scored two goals in less than three minutes of the third pe- riod to post a 4-3 victory over the Panthers in a sub -par performance by the home side in OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League action at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The Panthers held a 2-1 lead Quarter -final game Raiders' novices edged by St. Kitts at Kitchener tourney The Ajax -Pickering Raiders minor novice 'AAA' rep hockey team was eliminated in the quarter- finals at the Tim Horton Blue Line Tournament in Kitchener recently. The Raiders won their pool, then advanced to the playoffs where they met the St. Catharines Royals in a quarter -final match. The result was a 3-1 loss in a close- ly -contested game. Andrew McLeod scored the Ione Raiders' goal, unassisted. Ajax -Pickering applied tremendous pressure late in the game, but were unable to bury scoring chances. The Raiders started the tourna- ment with a 3-0 victory over the Barrie Icemen. Jonathan Simone Opened the scoring in the second period. Eric Terakawa and Jeffrey Short added singe goals later in the game. Assisting were Terakawa, Michael Ross, McLeod and Si- mone. Goaltender Sean Molony performed well to earn the shutout In the second game, the Ajax - Pickering novices blanked the hometown Kitdrer" Koyotes 2-0. Simone and McLeod scored once each for the Raiders. Assisting were Daniel Schofield and Short Goalie Matthew Weston was awesome be- tween the pipes to earn the shutout. The Raiders rounded out the round-robin portion by defeating the Amherst Knights 7-3. Schofield and Simone struck for two goals apiece. Ross, McLeod and Ter- akawa added one apiece. McLeod, Gregory Waller, Terakawa and Si- mone added one assist each. Other team members are Sean Lant, Jesse Boileau, Matthew Mas- ters, Jordan Reed, Bobby Gertsakis and Christopher Wright. early in the third stanza only to see Oshawa tie the game on a power- play, then take a 3-2 lead shortly after at the 17:34 mark of the frame. Luc Chiasson tied the game 10 seconds later, but Oshawa's Jason Saunders netted the game winner with just more than a minute remaining. Panthers' assistant coach Jeff Long blames fundamental mis- takes by his charge` for the loss. "We're a solid hockey club, but we just keep making basic mis- takes, like giveaways. blown cov- erages and breakdc Ans;' says Long. "We're gift -wrapping goals for them. We're giving teams their scoring chances and they're capi- talizing on them. It's a lot of sim- ple stuff, a lot of mental mistakes" Also scoring for the Panthers against Oshawa were T.J. Kemp and Joel Johnston. The loss knocks the Panthers (12-7 for 24 points) into a fifth - place tie with the Cobourg Cougars in the 13 -team East Con- ference. Pickering is two points back of fourth -place Lindsay and three behind third-place WC1hng- ton The Panthers face the top two teams in the East Conference this weekend. Pickering plays the first - place Kingston Voyageurs at the o O v L? 000 a� Q0 V complex on Friday at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday, the Panthers travel to Trenton to meet the second -place Sting. F-tme Foods BUY MORE...SAVE MORE! L= Gromd &d S lbs. 10 lbs. .�11" $ _4of 4 ' Smokies 's 4 9 K t� M. sena�a Chicken KaLo6s $4 49 of no=" 9 Fre asik" Ha=55,,!& ' Snaked Smoked' Wh Ham Hams Steaks $ 29 IW $149 So vlali $Ltb S 99 1b. Stewz�ng Bee 4229 1 Vb. Eire of Round Roasts $3 99 Ib. Fresh Meed Meat Loaf Gere' b.ein w5 greeter a acre A.J. GROEW News Adwrdser photo Oshawa Legionwrt_►s' Jesse Dean (23) is sandwiched between an setWenttfed iPickermg Pwithers' player and Sean Macrwy (20) dwmg OHA Ontario Provincial Jwtior 'A' Hockey League action Frida)t Phrrdrers lost 4-3. Peeweespowerp ast Uxbn*dge MCKERM —'lire Pickering Pan- thers Bay Cycklf'acc CorWUCMM major peewee select hockey team dominated from start to finish en rouse to a 140 rout +of Uxbridge in recent league play. The victory kept the Panthers' perfect record intact with seven victories to start regular -season Play. The Panthers led 3-0 after the first pe- riod, then exploded for seven goads in the middle stanza to take a commanding 10-0 lead. In the third frame, Panthers' coach Al Macilwain made things interesting by moving defencemen up to forward pom- tK= and making rearguards out of his forwards. Four more goals followed. Goalies Ken Saunders and Andrew Wilcox combined to earn their With the exception of the goahenders, every member of the Pickering squad earned at least one point m the contest. Point getters were Adam Markew, with four goals and one assist; Chris Walsh, two goals, three assists; Andrew Hackett, one goal, two assists; Ryan Rogatinsky, one goal, two assists; Jesse Seward, two goads 23 seconds apart; Zak Durran, one goal, one assist; Jean-Paul Lambert, one goal, throe assists; John Kenthol, three as- sists; Chris Macilwain, one goal; Colin Frizzell, one goal; Paul Denis, Michael Dhaliwal, Craig Burrell, Brendan Bowes and Brian Wal ers, one assist apiece. M_ . 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Now when you advertise, your word ad Qesed Sofwtley x • Nese-5-00 Iw, CI@W Moaisy and SofRior °'d also appears on the Internet at httpJ/www.durtalntnews.net -mail: composeOdurham.net I 1 careers 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General HNp 1 General Help 1 General Help JW Office Help 1 Syee nklp/Agntme 1 Solve fNlplAgents CHRISTIAN HORIZONS ail Evangelical Chnshan organi- zation ser.mg developmental Iy disabled individuals is seeking pan time 6 support Relief Workers for programs within dhe Cobourg 6 Durham areas Requirements DSW or equivalent. First Aid. CPR. ability to work from a person- eemred planning perspective. able to work wilarm sea -man- aging work teams. and able to produce duracter references wrsstem with the job gwlih- ahons. and the values of Christian Horizons submit resnme5 to Co-ordrylor of Services 6 Supports. 700 Burnham St. Cobourg. ON K9A 4x4 We wish to thank everyone for their interest however, only those rewrites deemed appropriate tog the posgoons .nu be considered us applicants need got apply THE NAIL STATION ;areer To .. - ver Bec, - a Aid teUuacian career I uve ru int �Crease ::: busy less we are able to start 15 PAT AS YOU GO Gy" N4 membership required Pay as Tlf t+IEWs people immediately various P.%e 15 avaiWbte No ex- you go gym No commitment ADVERTISER penence necessary Car re- PW as you go gym Dairy. Is looking for qu,red Call (905) 579-7815 Weekly, Monthly Absolutely. prospects to OURNANWAYE s lines q posmvety, no preaulhonmed deliversee. ll a uass 'A' Mechanic Brake Mechanri Duties payment Pay as you qo Power city Gym open uft newspapers and well include repairing vehi-M- w midnight F Weekends 9 fl ers to the Y des. pricing jobs and worlung a m 5 p in 1035 Brody Rd . following areas with the public Please Call Pckenrg (905)427-6277 ';��-. k -A -A a33-1395 TH.NW"TERt NEEDED to AJAX EXPANDING COURIER CON- PANT recur es 5 drivers with TEIEMARKETERS needed, tun Fearn Cres vehicles earring potemui lime pan • me. houry, plus Rotherglen Rd.S $500 - S80o weekly Expert- tonus. eVenence preferred Cranley Crt. ence hdptul but not news- Cal 905.438-0058 Dennis Dr. nary Call (905) 427-8093 Mon -Fn 9 a m - 3 p rat Ing proridid Cal 416 -las- � Kemp Dr. GENERAL LABOURERS PIZZA MAKER redared. per- Delaney Dr. neecec aatdy nor jar,. ^+ahem ,ll t me days. must Hester Ave. ous Positions; in are Durham have some experience Duties Annie Cres. Rcgt°n Transporfew an as- include pun making. food MCNeilage Crt. set Apply in M'02 Crigston Rd rang. Sate prep-�0 ilCOIgI Can Elizabeth St. Ntealtfsalay. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m OM) 723-4920. 905-427-7257 Mill St. available m artificialnaft HAff1STTLliT REOUWAD im- BalSdon Crt. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES ADOFM wed Must Maple St. Ing ey candf+g. pianici s wait- -e a;ey ;or busy coven - � 2 years experience Beech St. able sfi 0 1905)72} If there a'e firms or Indr.(duals tc 'ahem -1°' E VtWKmplus 1WTecr. Pref«ably Member a bbl Tudor Ave. my you do not wish your reply sent. simply roan refganed also ra more n Lave message 0 905- Nelson Rd. 11M„rise, place your application In an envelope .ttorwiahm CO Heaa,er 66e- 436-M Cedar Ave "M addressed to the box number in the 5000 EXPERIENCED SOW Our; Meekmgs Or AAx we'th: _ C.. advertisement and attach a list of such Dr,..er 'or 3 runs Clean ab- Mantel( Cr too•'"- a^ergehc entho- names. Place your application and list in HELP we have toe lAany ` 1O”" DOC. Fluem Mapson Cr. IkWX i outgoing people with itads not English Preferred cam (905) nutritional knowledge a Saks an envelope and address to: Box Replies. can you lift" r a ag-4574 Carrick ar ickalAve. expainence as Health Coinsiankm Salary t ub Cr If the advertiser is one of the names on teary we WA train florin Abbs Crt - commell Cam Dan 9005- your Inst your application will be swn pia commission and See Page 7 (yrs destroyed. � 45 year ON coapany, Caft (Pickering Millington Crs. Crt AP►aMTNhENT 6eokers PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed ,.Bd6.6b4.9S77 ,�,, for „ edtition only) Rotherglen Rd. N. r 4. "" s"'"` direct) to Oshawa This Week, will not .ierAm Axel rwv.d tw• yW pin t>rte y ape rneenett ROIb Dr. mailable Fag training proved- be forwarded to the file number. S35-s75A for Town Of PICKERING es Wo for ho�'atemaakemrs Originals must be sent directly as NtDUSy7m SEem Pickering Job Westshore Blvd For ewervew � Tem at 905 indicated by the instructions in the ad. "'ao.m operawrs needed Park Cres. +28-2010 likee-2pee i Spm- mhmoatey kv will ndus- VaCarlCleS. Vitt Dr ftm ATTENTION STU"Mrs 11 Pius urn ; hnsthus Ush. unple work we train Irytiper a1= nee0ed t 263-1093 or everwtgs 72s- 0213 Inviter 7p m. ) OEAUTY SALON requiring Lr- eensec Ass ran; Manager saNry or cominessrdn and bOms. aro Poll seeing Also lime styYp for AM Cast 9051771 7323 O NOERY OPERATOR Ex- penencee persor 1y a sh.0> a union in our folft, department Ouaithabohs needed for Mui art.. stAders aum an: Stahl lolde, knowledge of Lawson COW weld be an asset. W ply in onto lrml Pru oi1001 by �Rrtsonrdrd S. Oshawa. L9H 4115 Fa. 19051.4"13, Ann Dan PPaauin 00e LOST INS JOe Who cams Bob's jobs scarbcr- ongh based advertising cow saeenev applicants -Irsurpg proided. no ex- IMMEDIATE MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY Are you a people oriented, self motivated leader with management experience in a sales related environ- ment? Are you organized and interested in working from your home eaming $35,000+ annually with no investment? (NOT MLM) If you have what we are looking for, then WS HomeCARE Direct Shopping may have what you are looking for. Fax resume to Kett titicClymont (416) 650-1653 and single fteft sage a te95 Come Ms Rd . Love 162. moi. 1905)666- —&AM.P. tt required coawle decorating background d inn as- TECHNICAL MMUBTA- sd Apply we resuen 10 File TM own comparry, grrtapettt 0223 Osfulowwfuby This lookingF for WAO Week 865 F- -we Y St Draw Iran. rrldirrOra flaw to wa. Om L1H 7L5 wile" to work ants rights 1.ANOSCM L snow ra,neva and weekends at necessary positions Fall and ttmve rE NyYe transpol ulw Ckath-uptt tNrue wakway Crew Members. troy snow Plow Driver (G License). Salt Truitt badial as rise FM Driver (D Luderet) Arta Iwo trawling Iii 'led M SORT b Ling ammence. Snow Pow SW ' 'wipe Bring Re- 199rove Ave Westcreek Dr Sandhurst Cres, Somergrove Cres. Annan Woods Dr. Pepperwood Gate Middleton St Baylawn Dr. Primrose Crt. Duncarnon Dr SCARP -Mwm ie -m Brokers Diners emit have dean Sourced Cast rw) am sr,awn sage a te95 Come Ms Rd . Love 162. moi. 1905)666- tfflal Rfa. 7793.(9-5) 2405 MearOwgM Rd. NAMSTVUSTS WANTED with wa. on Tuesday. November 17th hom 930 a m - 2 p m ldOke I for Kids o loner pa - pa - flyers minimum Z years experience 7DA NEEMO 1A�.�,�Mw�.�I.Nee/�e.. ogolk. la rein fw or for Serials tut and part lime Foury race "••�"• offliI town Citing. only Plnse cast Dow" Center Nor Stylists. Wry or • bora Experence palated bbl will Iran Fuse polenewl DEMk MN lir. Lru- 19051 726-4623 don management Cast St. UGNT NNMTNK. ww (416296-2324 Mn A@dW Tr. term temp must have 6 renting r, m me ossa- yla yid senoatdnnq are Pyo Dillia Plea rtioiefs ung expert, -, A TH.NW"TERt NEEDED to Row Highlands Dr. $ally sleet -toed boots Up b schedule appormnem for DONSN a Cit. $9 501tr Pokenno throloo puny anuce No e,,pimeAce Rd. Oshawa areas car an ossa necessary Salary plea bo- tl 6fM OWe be 0 at ft noses Phone (905) 579-7816 Ft&pftn TAR. rya �1-11w6)335 4246 Liw"w WoM Inc. tlffemploymem Con- ire. on Rcmomf St E.. Osha- for rrertew THE MM ADVERTISER is hileadm� ��� (sorb FT only) We are a Public company with out- wa. on Tuesday. November 17th hom 930 a m - 2 p m ldOke I for Kids o loner pa - pa - flyers FOR FURTHER EXCELLENT o.rORINRTT` CAtnrAssEltslDMtrEM wag• lets across Canada and the United LDOMMG I= rrOMM7 Are pers and door to door lour tetKs a week a 600 PM MFORIIATt10N ad d for Delaap b Door rarer- causation for CHILD ere- States. Due to the upcoming opening P 9 Pe 9 rears da' Out a SSdold6) We can helps cam ""g10orboods alt X5117 905-683-5117 Eli CANADA for of our 70th location we are currently Hotkne n5-1786: Pick" checks Cal Aur detaAs 1.600. w to- to tome to (905) 4304771. renting r, m me ossa- yla yid senoatdnnq are Pyo seeking m g ature and enthusiastic 1-000-263-0990 woMMMG nAlian stay N ywt reMt s now o ;m b indiivNi�dNuia�lss for the following positions: teary � � ,,,,� w,,, ,� in heoAne based be —. no inwft � 2e` alat°lnodnein ROADWAY SUITES 1910 MA NMR/ASS STMT MMAGER haw "mak FuluWrt ane poli. Irk and Oeef iK. Traw P'°'0�0,�,n and y(ftelf Staff. 7507St.N or can 1 -SW In � w dM an IKrAIe 6=.60&-9160 Ing proridid Cal 416 -las- � Apply in per" 235 ft* SL CMNSTEMS tlBl full time, at M Acle• AW, �• ■IIIOAMNI Restakirm. Re- W'• Ajax. -moi /wt bine aailabk. Po the WA- continue nff sw- BLVBM �ner � its gtnirft full-time tbsl 5011. am to avaiabie for the dl Olt CALM - pan flows 1W mob dart's $1 art. is provided. Cal Monday - dining re0E rwreef a rant Appy wont Dakota fit hffe shop a home pasdn time shell and speak f1um1 English. Anh>Ir ++ Desoff from Inflation for atsting and wee kenndt wale. Al applicants AMhire MM COOANT bfielf to este >� wo Ntealtfsalay. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m OM) 723-4920. Bob's. 1755 Pidkennp Park- b work I. b Sat. Conine- way No phone talc phase nation skips. ouligoilg 2-WP.m. b 5:00ill at: 1725 UWW Road. Pickering Awst bre car and able b a 0 and CLEANER rbtded to darn per savvy and oe n the DDP NOW E113MG wndow fa field are a. (rAMNoWEat d erode Lid.) work woetatds. For inkrview an (905) 579-m4 t�pulp skits = resuam CO Haab. 400 MfnNth Are., ll1M .km 030 to 4 p.m. Paffi u lraesdays.. Thursdays dad be Mrd k a self starts. For w6Nte "we TIME HNp wanted ld 12. Ape- 0011M. IIS 3w6 Pllonla aMN jrM%%% Rao 10 Fk /255. Oshi waieipeNe iM This tlleet PO Dot 401. work work with ail 4 1Q yr old h x)61 3 O6D2 . Dsrbam Oshawa, OVUM LIN 71.5 son. (POO/at"w) In ensi in COMIMNT OONM ANOinto Must be Orriilfle wrowd�ed. EnerrWK and at- 1 011ie Holin P 1 060 Hdp Port Perry. immedim oven- • Satelty boots req'd DRIVERS nos f« sae ors• p1oa.e- to ermr NEEDEDPART dna (9051509--6164 Alm duction background. Also re SSW TIME ( www. 5 clerks. aweadry per Car or van badke WW an asset. 2 ex- Call fill required. Top pewm « splay vaintes. int modulale Opening in Durham (11111115)420 -SM pay weekly. a. Fax resumes to (416) ww AAAK Office, Nome American Financial Services Call (905) 495-0901 Attention t3uistine. Company seeking Gran chi- 427-7733 SOA Pets aged individuals with leader - MONEY frau C M SERVEN required to ship aoiwy and a desire to ren No hype lust a9 wakll, weekly foddforstore.oma s bloom. For igervww checks Cal Aur detaAs 1.600. w to- to tome to (905) 4304771. a10"la (9175)426-•m3. 011-2141 Passcode 60742. 1,,x al C hartrred Accountant's uffiic requires a bird or Fourth year level CGA or CMA Tubi i1 111 "Lin, ml, Ivnence essential. Reply to. Fite+iz28 Oshawa This week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario. LOTS OF TAI FNT Only want part-time work? CbrhureCeptionist repurred for busy office in Long Term Cara haMy Excellent poo- pae shills and cornpuler prohaency in Word. Excel and Perrron systons re- wred Three mornings a week and vacation robot Send Resuire to FN 254, Oshawa This Week PO Box 481 Oshawa. Ontario ON 71.5 Bookkeeper (part time) Mtn 2 years exp. Able to work independently. ACCPAC Plus exp. a must. Responsible for all aspects of bookkeeping to tial balance, typing letters, shilppuV docurnents, answering phones. Fax resume to: 905-427-4993 (Ajax) The Durham Business Leader, a division of the News Advertiser, requires a self -motivated and energetic advertising sales professional who has several years experience in the busi- ness world. A keen understanding of the busi- ness community in Durham Region would be an asset. Good communication skills, a reliable car and excellent telephone manner is a must. We offer a base salary, car allowance and an excellent commission structure. If you are ,joking for a challenging position in a fast paced environment please call: Andrea McFater at (905) 683-5110 ext. 235 or fax resume to (905) 619-9068 AUTOMOTIVE SALES AND LEASING Rapidly gro-^ing dtalcr%hip requires proven sale's professioerals. If voa are wiling well, but not earning the comrspensation yrw should he let's talk. N'c offer: • %'cry generous high commission cwnpensation package • I.ucrative monthly boewses • Full benefit paciuge • Deratieet%frator or Allowance • Dealership growth "cranial AI.1. APPI.R.'ATIONS ('ONFIDENTIAI. CAI.I. NIAX ICIN(;: 1905) 640-3290 1-800-322-00" DIRE( -1' F:►X (905) 640-6033 _411110h. STOUFFVILLE CHRI SLER Myawath, Dodge. ('hrysler, Jeep 5759Ntain StreirL Sloufrvilie, Ormario. 135 135 135 A proven manuNCturi g leader and innovator of providing a tug fine of quality office enagng systems, Menopa B jwm Equipment (Canada) Lb has bow prDVKW g new imaging soluilorts srtce 1975, and ernploys over 650 people aao6s Cartadi Airtolta is rapidy expanding, and needs several F, l it 1 l4 rifted n its various locations. Experienced Outside Saks Professionals (Pickering Ares) Your expenerice to sales and markWg combined all a whiner attidade and an eirillxmasm that is contagious win make you a suitable Candidate for ers position. You have a post -secondary education, and a iraini rHam of 3 years corporate sales experience. Your demonstrated negotiation, and comrtnunigpgn skill wig enable you to expand your cYent base wiltrn an assigned territory. we offer a competitive compensation b tne+ielits package, we no cap on canrnissio r s. Own vehec* and a good drivalg record a must. B you are Searching for a long term, upward growth career path with a Wowing company please tax or mail your restxrne, with a Coveting Feder tndim" the desired position, to: Larry Greaoris, Saks Manton M mobs Business Equipment (Canada), Ltd, 50 Valleywood Drive, Units tin def i3 Markham, Ontario UR 6E9 MINOLTA Fax (905)470-9221 WB Afw* ail appfcm*, howSm 0* Ifltlse Selected for an rlleromw Nil be Corkacled. Deck vW to equal opporpAnry AVD phone cans OF apron 09eM WEGU Canada Inc., is a progressive Canadian manu- facturer of custom moulded rubber and plastic pro- ducts with an immediate requirement for a quahfied lfiQi.9RtC1R? Applicants must be able to complete mechanical in- stallations and trouble shoot mechani•a! problems. In addition to the mechanical requirements the ideal can- didate must be able to perform some routine electrical maintenance. Positions involves shift work. Qualifications: Millwright's license is mandatory with a minimum of 5 years experience in a manufacturing en- vironment. You will be required to supply your own tools. You must possess the ability to work with minimal supervision. Please forward your resume to: WECU Cana" Inc. Attentlew UmM n Reieurees Departailidat P.O. Lax 967• Wbkby, Oatarie LiN M .. 46r lFAIX reaEslllee las (9") 616.3"4 '. ably ams seleed6r Ssr link" 0 I W VVM be eenMtectsd. 4 �ti +t+l+ y .Y :- rx►vkw: ^ice.. + tin a r _ ►r. • .fit .:avbeikiwr>++stt"own Sn... +- - - -. . 4 . . . . . - . - ..-...-.- . - . TM NEN ADVERTS TUESDAY, MorwBEe« 17, IUW PMAE 13 130 155 165 250 250 250 300 305 AGO $75 M S75M for scrap ars 8 AJRR huge 2 bedroom bm- trucks or arty condition veil- Day Care des 24hr Free Towing All bright separate entrance. gree Durham Recycling. ars 6 Sell Avon 41Available trucks wanted TOP CASH GUARANTEED 1 parking. $900/month imdm- (905)706-5740 sive Available Imme&aely or 655.9024 Products NOW for Christmas. Call CASH FOR CARS! We buy AJAR. redecorated 2 -bed - used vehicles Vehicles must To Advertise Your be In running condition Call today for - facilities parking S7SO/ 'a"'St East. Ajax at Fall Bazaar MURAD AUTO SALES information.Jenna A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS 'licensed •"cyder and dealer' call our Classified Advertising $,x $10000 cash on the 905-426-6026 spot For cars. trucks -any bedroom apartment 5625 condition Guaranteed parts hydro Iroudes neat able d Department. parking laundry facilities 1771 days or (476)684-1121 a .sable Please all 905- Concessm Rd. 8. Orono. Ont 4 34--7572 Trucks AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. .n AUTOMOTIVE Jobber requires dynamic and motivated Saks r- rad Orate 160.000 :,ous. carpeted, rte" pant - 1979 CHEV sxa w,n, 11WS/ /��OA Yry• •.tiMB7 LAB resume an Lontidencre to resume in Pka=e '�' Articles 1 C 1 Articles Wanted _ snD1 GOTTA LOVE n! GREAT 576-9335 ry05Nl3fi 2760 PiCKERING Bedeck 7 Rollo: Loving daycare 18 months to PAW - 1 Mkyafar �ix�rwikel'Nlg a�M�C EARN to districts pr owlS20 IN Dromotlixwl prl>duds Guaranteed income. no veli- Appy 12 years Dally outings (}toad backyard and park) Sant gyp• SCK wrought 683-0787 de required. in Denson 1 Deals at 26 King St Craf#. story lime, music, nu- tritbus meals d snacks Rist ion a- nopy queer orthopedic mat- Iresstrame Never opened A Oi rOrr 8Y at: $75 M S75M for scrap ars 8 AJRR huge 2 bedroom bm- trucks or arty condition veil- mend apartment. New paint. des 24hr Free Towing All bright separate entrance. gree Durham Recycling. ars 6 location, dean, 4 appliances. trucks wanted TOP CASH GUARANTEED 1 parking. $900/month imdm- (905)706-5740 sive Available Imme&aely or 655.9024 Call Brad a (905)-426-2983 CASH FOR CARS! We buy AJAR. redecorated 2 -bed - used vehicles Vehicles must room basement apartment, be In running condition Call separale entrance. laundry 427-2415 or come to 479 facilities parking S7SO/ 'a"'St East. Ajax at month All utilities included. MURAD AUTO SALES except Bell Required tirsil A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS cast references and no pets a111905W2fr3588 'licensed •"cyder and dealer' xury car All options great "ape Certified t5A00 Call $,x $10000 cash on the AVAILABLE Dee 1st large 2 spot For cars. trucks -any bedroom apartment 5625 condition Guaranteed parts hydro Iroudes neat able d Soand repairs (905)686- parking laundry facilities 1771 days or (476)684-1121 a .sable Please all 905- Concessm Rd. 8. Orono. Ont 4 34--7572 Trucks AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. .n for Say Nh,roy Apt spa- rad Orate 160.000 :,ous. carpeted, rte" pant - 1979 CHEV sxa w,n, ,; wiAn balcony close to bus CERTIFIED DENTAL Ass.r%w:. Fe::epton hill lime 283-7211 Satill� �a 111 ) RENTAL rectpfrOrnt/aSSis- Tart required felt a new olhee n Ajax Apply to I,y 1257 Oshawa This war P 0 box 481. 865 Fasseti 1. Oshawa. Ontario L 1 H 15 EKKIKOCEn Ptd 00 cavy mt Das n Iww d "ext 3161122.8226 to new for men peens "It C.P R certified Non- smo ing recmpls 905-428- jj 200 Sacrifice �� �• L 576-9335 9 1riclusive I 9C5-030-3519 BEAUTIFUL '994 -:rc ,r- $' 5rO -,of unning needs shoDDin9, allutilities included. LOOKING for expenenced Car 19" TOYOTA 'excel 5 (416)255-0285 ac 5,me calf ,905,?3-097- w• :nr Ahae issm wn,ue orxly wort As a or best offer hrstAat required no pets i or Marne Salesperson, with speed 34000 ems gran $5.300 9S Buick BEDDING HWY itz fav kin• Cdrartice paymat# free Scan- .,a?her ,ntercr Sunroot total Call WD51438-1773. bedroom $69, 2 bedroom lar volume dealer Apply q� WOMAN OF COLOUR "in Blue floral duvet sneer 'Due"nr Matching 266mmx loaded, ,enertnet,ftan r'ler. ye also available f o xury car All options great "ape Certified t5A00 Call 1112 $15 ,6. auto. with box 5790 3 bedroom $850 Call wthin. BoatLirnd Canada. 3730 ECE experience. ovhng home Cal- low -.. 3C ntr�•: ;rc••ts ."at v.,k liner and cap new top end. 4360'.34 Concessm Rd. 8. Orono. Ont daycare. smoke free home. shams d Ded Skirt Sheet c w, text 19•! E-1 -Prada .spy own- er 44000km 52200 00 Also or Hope at 242-58% rad Orate 160.000 Transit. sho00n g "eroY E• - Attention Mr King ROYAL W0003 LINCOLN flexible hours, reliable and al- fordable services 18 month set (Double) New 19051 427 1822 Articles 1 C 1 Articles Wanted AutoniobAes G 1 1 snD1 GOTTA LOVE n! GREAT ;idle$. original to great c"tion, ^erne ed $2 000 9051 983- AVAILABLE Jrge 2-ftedr00rth apa-t- 'h new triplex 5775 MERCURY Automotive Saks and older Bayry/Krosno Be- fore and after school BLINDS .,,: The middle man Insteiler rias Say HEAVY DUTY PLASTIC SKIDS CASH OR DEALS he Buy Ica Sok _ CREDIT PROBLEMS nv CARS FANTASTIC PRICES EVERYDAY AT CERTICAR 5239 mcr.;.^. ell inclusive,first and last months required No We require two expernerh"d Grow- also available Call Linda at (905) custom made window COverxg5 Vert" r y.,,c er,; ,•„cede $2, ear;^ ie,I 3 more Par :op dollar sy;r 'nano«,�-..,,,r. ay- EG. MEW ARRIVALS 9' -, 1991 FORA F TSB pc u0 6 Pets or smoking Call or leave salts representatives ng dealership Great workingow- DD 42O 9041 Venetian. Stxrfters Free esti- mates opo 721-0986 ice Items Home audio/ I� video. car audio. tools. CO's menu Irom 5750 GAC (.cars trucks vans 1981 to 1994 par ,, rm, 5 J -f, .ms air auto. $5 cal "'ler automatic o' P8 box line, certrfued $5 500 message 905-'2'-8156 appk- Cation to W filled .n atmosphere For interview tall Enip "st 1416)227-7777 or '905)-660-0072 POOL TABLE soled ditr ry movx#. Gandy uri0eneraore 995 94 call 905579-3509 Rick Lantegne. 905 686 1 or 1-888-369- wood im games. b. dia- De'ai desgn, 4-12x9 appliances Auto Saks Lid 792 Gram Pnis SE loaded 88 000 BASEMENT APT AniteS d 2300 Wanted 7555 monds. turnoure. professional tate. " Slate Somcoe Street South. Oshawa kms only $11 50(1 97 Escort PARTING OUT -986 Dodge 3r bun BRITISH Lady. ;„e .car• CAR (M BOAT sllehers (905;433-1785 905-571-2274 brand new Glom, worth over (905666.0004 efer Phone 905-720-3382 GL 60.00 xm yr. 5 speed. $9.950 i 8 prwarhe 4 -sod dry 'aallnes parking, CaOk 1st Nast SkNW 71w-' ootsToust r 11.2,x66' 5524 $5000 new $2400 Must 5!!' pr all rkms m working or 1182 IMPALA 2 door. HTP 92 Cavalier. 121 000 �. car. auto. nu. 35.9M 90 runs tide, Bony tough NO Dox available required n0 r bets 575C a0 aval- Ha1D ; fMers PidiemgrAlax pr. Also great 'or ��wi pb,j� Cao 905.655-8489 283 eng,,e South Carola" Suntxrd LE pretty coupe air 434.24'5 ,w! inclusive t e e ;an t cad John at 905 - LICENSED MECHANIC- unip cgeneral wnrk on Amy, and domestic al Call 905-509'-8M and storage Sims up ". 40x40 'GIVE ME SMELTER' POOL Takla 9 ant 9' slate Arts A aro ;ab,es 'or sal Cao . I car n 1971 ad Ate- ,ng $751X) 1 706-328-2212 auto 2d/siHer, 151000 kms r tk Ped LSI TO specs vont' / Ohm Can,» 5614 for busy 1 Firewood i7�F337-2166 905 42rr-6113 =rats 90 snpl black a black Deaury 69.600 ems BEAUTIFUL 3-0xdroom marl required a s a D very shop Please send resume or apply to 6% Kingston Rd KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD CARPETS ,Qts of carpet. 'C,'. -r,r,n NEW TO OWN APPLIANCES CRAFTERS WANTED a: the 1980 Chevrolet Ma11ou Orpi- deal 99.000kms o'd1' SS 995. 90 Font F 'S•^, XL loaded extended omy :992 ;M .. _ � ..,� fi-- Air u.er }nvt -"trances. paved r,e. aundrr rage central qi Pickering. LIV JAG >. riew Stan rt' new ant r„ndrir„ G,•, ac4 :rat•"9wplace IO- lull good rrxerp 102 102 ems $8 S00 amrlec air close to D C $93;, month cetlent very Desl quart yard- r " lease carpets On had I will Carpet 3 cata0 in war Paddy Markel the COumte Flea conidMrort 7ood rues. dei is (750 o p o Aur VANS 95 Lurt$ 3 excellent condition Call r905x433-87' 1 usiktks ithdudld. e,ailapt incl-' ^_: NOW MIRING - General Ma- guaranteed extra arm twy Seasoned, rooms $349 Price mdedes carpet. 905-26 8369 or t-900798 "el 4im east of Oshawa Let ���� 7021 p (905)886 702. k;eG-: "' :- kms 1 8 1 il Yrs experience cut premium pad. 5502 us Snow and Sill your C/ grid Silver must sit. row Srowrnoakss I BRAND Kw Verf,tiS Vertical Mill. lathe do skills Split MOriesl rhosuremem, expert nstallatpn, last kfiv- aahi di to ten recital Dudes SNEDMAM REDUCED TO CLEAR, 382 511.9%. 95 GMC Satart . basement ,.-- ", •r. BentMs Joe Var- heedekvery. 9 753-2246 cry. fide estrmarts 130 Yardsl Duality woo0m You do not have to De M- have to TE^CE,. WX cr n�;• 'fer 78.000 kms " super ,C i 2 , m Pick - say and good work envron- ABSOLUTELY THE BEST lop Norman 686-2314 sheds - loam lit only Can 905436-1024 5299 pus tax Many presently deirp pn.ti, ,d3.- price SIC 995 93 Grand r r l ue '..: S : , a ^Dec e,Iry ..-Qe Sda: No smow- M igDle D ;lent Call 571-5319 tot more seasoner, CARPETS SALE .ors Of Car ble Also FOLK ART CLASSES oval es ant sryfes avarlape Also 5117 Abe Dr 905427-1637 LE. scadil town ono co%im�fry «= :evs 985-0074 IWghtS � ,9051 2558 rdo Sittv"•1 Servnp Pickering Aµx, WAr- Ajax. WNt pe': ';r°. .. ;" stark re- garages and decxs 761 Mc- able A: ,.,e,s -�,, •-.,nq al. 1984 Wssan 306 Turbo real nice $9 950 Astro. 705. 50 snDi OSaIAwuR AREA ,r THREE position ivada m dee and Ostuwa Cap � ease Gar 3 rooms 5339 FJr trnven and Proper' ars gest oMer a s offer very Isuga dal very I Y0•rt`�•`Hs al t urge '",slated a Markham rrhlfal wuehlouse FIREWOOD 30 sq ra t/ Indoles carpet , aranlaby Beta out "red ant 905619 2 3 Lall nary 90.. 576-9854 !swill clew 174.000 Isms oroy r Fy Rett •I oe; •. , Madamst $tier 6 $caw DD 427-5278 premium pad and nslaua- CW" "lasses starting No- 'he $7 700 93 Satan Ext 2 -toile . K to >s amtrtrleS. Uun- trator Arid Otburr B Parti AMLEWOOD, Bum tion Fret eSterlatet. carpel StltTl. SUITS. StItT3 vember 30th Learn a wit mad ISM OLDS 96 161 tuttt' blue loaded. 0roy S985000 1 BEORCOM ;'s' . ; � quiet ren-srtiotm9 pro- Stamp. Send tax b 905 the tint. "pars Ser mro Durham ode Annual Chrrslmas Parr s lust can rentif stress acid give oaded xw , c t s :sew ex- REDUCED i r Qof-. S8.? L, :nauS+ve "'storiY $72C an nc!uLvt 471-0141 car In 5210 Dusty cord. Surround mg area Sam 9D5 round Inc corner " not enormous enpyiIlem Call must very Cheri, lecem kit from $9400 % Neu an amgmhers 22 80 - hist 8 cast rye 9GS�b-7926 !ace cord. 16' CW and 686-1772 100k row bat for ala less 0Dy� (905) 576.3947 for Iriforma- certhed $2 400 Telephone Neon Spry 97.Og0 YmS yr iiia SIE Cslsawa Calf 915 BROOKLIN -:.rUfelp WINDOW NSTALLER lilt new $ptit Delivered 1-1905)%7 4563.1-800-554-0088 CARPET AND VINYL stppginq N RUGGED RE- bon PLAYS 579-sm auto pMed. dark vr"cr: w- 721-1553 Sorry no Subsidy apart •SI or sooner Fi. me 'onslnchfxrt Expert- - CHF --VAS -,A.E carpet tAtil for around a $100 a styiesh suit. 1987 GRAND MM C)UEE ;rod Der sale price $7995 95 Pon- Two: Freely ar auto. 000 WaitiDk 144Yr'hotM+A. hvdr0 ALSO 1 entice prcferrt0, wiB trach. Cab arta 7 a Have menW 905 FMEW000 good quality mea rooms 3C square yards. yol get shirt let and a par dshoes -:ondrt,or $' Yy: , vest , tier .7 kms. NOW S, 385 .95 Grand 1 SPACIOUS Bedroom debar.- �rpe roam avaigme row Cade 831 1311 hardwood cut split delivered $75 tact cord. $225 bush from $329 ,nstaKed I an tis Sound too good to be truer 1 O'"pi°w leihr^et ricetltteC aJ Jim 579 393 Am Diirgandy '4G 000 kms mon it r da. separak 655- 5539 cord ISX Discount for pick cowo your best estimate DY t0'L Lai20wler Visit! RUGGED REPLAYS n lovery. Now 57 9% 93 Ply- k,TCnen i.up 100m new CENTRAL Ofikara u 2 6 rbspMal 1 up Call 666-8699 sattsfxtobn Whitby and Sit to' yoirself r ME TOU REAOT' - a: tBit LUXURY 929 NiAZDA mouth Shadow. yr auto dark windows. carpet Separate ei- _ s 3 r apt .its avail- Mecca Deirtel ramted Can Mat for yov Matau 905-431-4040 since 1994 we ve Dan oRer .x s•, pr^v dc, PQM and H,gr ■ucmetes ;neat "c reA 4 dr 138 300 kms {`800 92 Mer trance Avadable Dec Isms ask:" $550 abyr 4ersbtiary is CERTIFIED DENTAL Ass.r%w:. Fe::epton hill lime 283-7211 Satill� �a 111 ) RENTAL rectpfrOrnt/aSSis- Tart required felt a new olhee n Ajax Apply to I,y 1257 Oshawa This war P 0 box 481. 865 Fasseti 1. Oshawa. Ontario L 1 H 15 EKKIKOCEn Ptd 00 cavy mt Das n Iww d "ext 3161122.8226 to new for men peens "It Whose o,�e rolrhDwitrs Networking tion a5 s 33(13351 ever•rgs A.- Ed loaded 133 006 arts row 9 1riclusive I 9C5-030-3519 in well maintained b ssidil =lose '0 all awitriihtS 1PICASe COMP% Call' AM boys at up to 75% BELOW Fr and interne upgrades Free owest priests; 19" TOYOTA 'excel 5 15 995 94 ;•o Metro 4 d 5 ac 5,me calf ,905,?3-097- nnstrna Spec. RETAIL From manes to dress p0,yla,n NLSLCanwl trig � SDeeo aceuent condition, speed 34000 ems gran $5.300 9S Buick -INEDes s" park HWY itz fav kin• Cdrartice paymat# free Scan- Parties Sport Pekt13 b Art- we we go I an 71ff-1828 MUST !leve. Owner Can 905- .iiNl/a 58.000 kms ?owl, �n ll.11 irK S 4 appYarit:tS gnght s7' "".'. ..•. -,ngr:t Iygt 2 266mmx loaded, ,enertnet,ftan r'ler. ye also available f o NOT INTERNET TRPS' Ove J2 1593�Ma now $19500 FOR THESE ea^ d spacious .vm centre Dh w:s Yf,." entrance S software and mors Chnfhna a wfUksak pec- 3C ntr�•: ;rc••ts ."at AND DINER FOE CANIS SEE '..."no r W ---ten Suit Single 030-2557 sat-" iutawn own ;sundry $'4 wk call t-800-515 5i5 Fite Ocirvey a, E c w, text 19•! E-1 -Prada .spy own- er 44000km 52200 00 Also YOU AT CERTICAII AUTO Transit. sho00n g "eroY E• - ptpM„p a fain; Y T 9%561-0070�36/5 Kitchen wD1e with 5 chairs CENTRE 155 KING ST w AT MOTOWN MALL 1-BEDR001M ,^ in• 92 Cement napn0ournoo0 $721, mo •1.9 ufxNtin Quiet no DINING ROOM SET. ;eau S,e dina:w nigra Gab 1KiDtt 401 to Thktkson Rd go Norm (3 ligfl#) to $2 �m it. Serv-UG19-645- 8434 "28 %15 pmaie arnytrne 19BSi 5mzm. OPEN SUNDAY _,;.- P..; a e arwe SaS: m :..1st 0043 Ordered Dec ISL ^airs buf'et twtc-1 to Bums St ,Tum R! were n plus ut,unes A,, ,-- - - Jan 1st Mark 905-837-9545 urtmAed• 4-x8'.12' $64 4'.8x10' - tree first LOW A 1!198 CHEV CMWCA LTD KEITH MITCHELL AUTO lull !,rise Dental Assistant (Ex- - on, us"Stered winged back PLia On Idt lawn's ; 1 Ot " Mer:•• ... - R 1•nOW Ma1eT^MY Itavtl ABEL $69 Discount on tun bush recliner, char watrDed S1 Placa) Mon wed 10-6 Found goaded '43 COG cm 3 :-,u SALES ,,.a•.i-.;,,e: „ewes' ,egkxrcd LARGE b•OrOom base sent and mcepbon experience an cord Fra Delivery Oshawa queen super single deal pons Tun Fn 10-9 Sat 10-5. Cal r oack asking SA SOC Cox P ',x•, r D a scam w xrtd a Or M 3345 a quw residential ase Sade area Buy Local i Save log headboard. (905) 728-5880 x-2063 FOUND _ ^r,;,a•c collie le i9G5 5.'9-a57C � � win 1 year era laundry ttvexlgS and mile : with red colla n =f Iran warranty 1992 eintraince no 56 fam taunt lo Days 705 277 3381 TEM FOOT Unnenesh Satenik Scum Aya Lall68lr911i2 1991 SMUMT S' 995 certified Mer til • dee smokers ton eta Irom 0SOwa. even- ENGAGEMENT NING iNal Toper GS t t8 000 km xpets Awntable Jan st diu' and receives (300 00 198,- Buick , yet $2695 Car- $44% 1992 Plymouth Sin- ax3odes cook 113 rags 905 -434 -GM S345,.ds 86� .SCC u e: Plea" can 705-357.9911 FOUND- Set a keys Dan 1, dance 122 OOOkm $4190 • - 1Ks :an (905431--6289 t1ontsFULL TIME MEDICAL Recede 53450 Askup S790C CBO Street North of 401 t� :985 Clkv 2 ton ex. - Aaryhnki 90S)-686-1132 � �- cWent shape SSOpO CtrWied tit Shadow '55000 .ARGF :Pan t bedroom Owe needed ha busy poo. 1 POWO" FURNITURE. we Side Park GAIT vehicle Can 1971 Ford Tow truck w" Mtn S3 390 1992 •ew Cbe ckmt in Osllaira Expsrf. Cainar 725.4510 NP otee SKI' 4X4 137.000km :u,c'P area Secorift X-,n- ethcedltrhedical letm,,ur�,I�O;g�y :. � car tiovy t1Wy +� are gr;w,ng agar, v■pk a wheel Ott ;3800 0 D o Can rant carting ea -,n- Mx rnrmw To "'") SK N t setteld rrS� 00. 5 r and year "Or.e6 tomms war �" on ow showroom a SHEPPARD Missing, mak 3 (90543"704 or 1905)263- $10 49 t 1909 9 9ftnda ;MC SafanR 7 en hide bathroom near 4-9707 Coude 604 i blur $400 Sec rarntyr $1000 tum Lan 134- pattslotf so we have to re- year ole neo collar with taps 2229 passenger 65 p00tm s.:. strop S&W, relrmve a^� 11, car inventory to male Light duuur ears tic nurthei $4 i90. 1988 Chev Cavalier e. working non smoker PANT for Flexable PDA/ &vette set St00 Call 831- 1!469 Buddy Friendly Claremom rented No DeIS hrsViM C : A for Duey hnwh pqc• 0581 GAS WASHER A DRYER drum .prion rave been area Kids miss, him Re- .38 u Cr u 790 1990 r . -�-5� message tree 8 UYbridge Please tax p Cr Ay y&red for wad 649-1332 cv xta Cressida I3 990 1989 A PERSONAUZFD letter !rom dsnwasther si;,go au �n good WK'W. -.:r tea Cawvy $3 990. '991 NOIITM OSIMWA S.. r 905.3131 551. p call 905• Santa. $4% plus taxa 905 o0tidhtxn all 905. 686-3384. utararice We also have Ford Explorer XTL 4X4 ;e •oom Extra ora D to 852-3137 686-7756 love special pre -Xmas pricing on VtEll-L011ED FAMILY PET. CARCHOICE.CON ge our eme turrtturc ncutaed mak Siamese cat 207.000k: 57 990 MaM W" nwwged quite build- • I w SNOWBOANO for sal 1997 APPLIANCE WHOLESALE DE. krteup. Beige alp OfOwrt LOST On more to choose iron also as ,M don't be disapp-IW Ott Sandy ,fti Cattle led entrance $729 Nodecker trap 2 Great condi- POT. Pans. Sales. Service Sandringham Street m Cow. n tinter Dealers undo caw ape parting No dogs DAYCARE 111011 IYidedke n0 Fn eS. like new, frost -free y� Oder in now' or ma- Lice a fond call. 438-0970 I 912 LIIMMA. excellent con- $1 000 Como ar detaiknq Ca 1st 905-5'9-558.1 PROB90E� and sk . Or 17 b Thee is Mb SuDSMute fa available from $7. '60 Dowty Nannies warded ...... ey itil on top 5300 f nip almond side-by-side • p dawn V-6 automatic. au. fast. Road Aiax F:naoc ng Avail- ONE BEDROOM apartmem fulupan time (licettSed agency or 0 8 0 Can Paw at 905-839- sil water dispenser Quality' Traditional Wood- 1 Bo'Yte cruise. Anil cxsene. ape C A C 9054'6-5512 905-668-7332 available :mmed-atdv $600 3 mordhs - 12 yrs) Peke M ` Washers S1501UP, Dryers working 115 Not" Port Road 163.000 kill Mus! sen $5.000 per ,n, f= awiltoes stat fly - Ajax Scarborough torgo $125/up, Maytag gas dryer iS oh rle Reach Rd) Port Perry. 14 p dee Tanen PM Ltusi- Call Brian after 6 p m (905) 1991 Cru D ev Mau 2E • • dro JOC and at Telephone 723- Call Marga at Cfkl.ITO116 1 A10kw 5299 like new Stackattk (905) 985-8774 wwwtradi- Poo Morlue Mwh-poo 6685290 In wnde with grey ntenor. 2288 dung business hours, lir Sok warner d dryer . Sell- bonalwoodw orking on a 199 SI N IMMI $2995 chs 694-0414 Sclwpodk. 1si ShnOti and luded balance ut factory 263-2312 everungs cleaning stoves. f199/up guaranteed (905)-436-3724 1988 8omev4k $2295 an warranty $1, %C 434.2-5 NANNY. Live out for instant and 11 PC. Queen Anne. cherry- While supplies List' Financing USED FRIDGES $195 and up. 1985 T - - - 2 i 3-BEOROOM apartments OSNMWA OLD" cne W - toddler starting n Janeary ��• &(11119 room Set. & available UD to tali warranty used ranges $125 and up. ENGLISH SPRMGEII Spaniel 0Pa7 51295 art 1987 :n most neau:,ful adult build- room apartment upper flop. Would also Coftsida Jarhnp a new. still packaged. cast 426 Simcoe St (905)728- used dryers $125 and tip. Pups, ready to Feld 905 DodoVg $645 a is Can • a I I ,nq Ava!able anytime Sit- bus route trxlge stove park - funny E reprHtd $11.000 Sacrifice (0.500 7660 used wahers 5235 and et ( 759 venison 6 Rosstaw Oshawa IN tA6kmed $550 ��ve Hwy 2 and AIaLi 905 50g (116) 255 0285. new and used coin operated (519)6 great pets Can 1995 NOMA Accord EXR Call (905)723-1009 4897 KING BED x -"ick tram Orthopedic washers and dryers at low 1519)696 2329 ® I Cat 431 1918 Fe►4 RtM1a. 1 Call 5 PilbvNop, set/ and frame. still Coupe. loaded. c c wndo,ws. I WOMY TWO BEDROOM. MEW IN AREA PUT -TM .• 18M good shape $1500 "plastic. cost $1.500 Sell prices New brad name pdoor lodes. ekdnc wnro0l. • available Dec Ist 1416) 789- PICKERINGUVERPOOL Rd 3 Ocawrial day or ;ilio (116) 255 -CM fridges 5480 and up. new kit p fsrrrors. cruse control. Le 4145 p 1905; 665 7543 bedroom detacnect bungalow 5-12 year 010 evetMtq lir art: 1986 Dodge Voyager 7- top ranges wrtn dock and puP ra front mask. Mint con&- SALE; LIMITED nun door apartment fenced Ifhbn" Sol oil and 9 PassOnger. 4 Cyl. auto.. 130K. LOWRY VOM ORGAN with ryas door $479 and up, wide Does. 9 waits Old. good with Rion $11.500 Evenings I 2 1EORODM BSMT APT yard dose to go Dec Isl no sometimes. o ehnteRiAg oirorpick Oq 52200• olio: 1987 Peurbor- .like recorder. wth Hawaiian selection d other new ad children . excelkm dispose- (905)831-9536 • Seo entr indudmg utilities pe#. 5900 pus umrties 905 - for mom 8 dad Overs Haus amp 19.5 boat Cuddy V6. new Pte• f� for microphone• used appliances Call dse to. tion. parents an be seen. No 190 POMTMC Asura. 5 OR ' ' I Parking $750i'mo t stnast 770-7222 or 416- 494-3765 for earplwne Sparkish day. Stepfkns0rhs Appliarnc-,s al905�7663. Aval Dec 1st No pets portatpn required. Please pen Maps (Mend 300 fK. $10.500 w/ 300 Bruce 09mota 9051 7 1� Hwy2'Altona. Call 7-1Opm xPehenced, mature i nods Mailer. 705 878 0998 cabinet. $I. (905) 723 5 154 St. 1145 Please as Smoker 837-9015. IsnD) 4026 576 7448 COSNAWR 01EDKiNCE Assoc. ( weekdays. d anytime on MOVOIi $ALE!! KesNrhpe lasses starting 1994 ARIDA B -4M1 EXT -A- I weekends t905h509.8170. SHORT TERM RENTAL with • �- WEOOBEG GOWNS lir con- Nov. 30 . Basic ad porn. To CAB. 4 x 4. 4.0 titre. 5 speed.ndonukuum 4 COMPMTB bar Iridge, side by side bridge. stove. 3 signment resale Evans Wed- call Bev. 905) 435 2M COMM.f OMM2•DeOroom purchase cap ( Full bad plus. EzoWmt con with Orale tap. gess and mil- and 5 yrs. old- $900 and caappe. Dalcorny Park 81o0r Pon Oshawa location Call 9 PICKERING, rof liquor cabinet. SIAOID or $425. whNte. Ffeavy duty . ding Accessories. Please am &ooh. 511.900 certified o 1 0. S710/mo 1st floor Utilities a n -5 p m Mayday t0 Friday Min��t0 washer/d r $425 Doth p (905}6490079 (905) 6239060 p (905) 985 included. Islilast. Parki oral 3 bedroom buses. 60 t best ilia. IAMAMCR INui reed d no 00 nq Y plus den. experienced moBwrl fes) 66 1422 Des> Oftel. AA n perks sxmda- GARAGE door -repairs, broken arena time? Skifsny horse? 7/. stip. Available Dec 1 st Call 905- 5995 inclusive 2 bedroom. tered Pr4kalNnNse we LEATMER ,MCNR. up 10 1/ bo't- x'0677 springs, cables. rulers. open- Wd SUAS7 Small private 1M7 SIORLOM 4X4. 5- 623-3706 or 905-436-0665 view of park Mediiaborns/ 2 yr. --- 2 price. kalher purses from MATERHM BNEAR NEW ers installed 416.336-0073 bam, bright indoor arena, slid. CD player, soft top. S34 St E Wnub clusise Laundry rr000 �tensu- TecMfiaan's diploma w4il $9.99, luggage from $19.99. STORE: Becomrlp'. 17 Nack/fas. Only 12.000 km . On Y- ClklOren's Ieaow wallets from $6.99. AAfeM coati Stam, sand req. in&will- Take over kae. $277/month. bactlebr apt. avaY Jan t In k. (905) 576-2925 ererlce Hold �jp Everyt" Must Go! Family � 0013E OPEN 7 1 col fading program• b# of Cal Chris. cell I (416)723- experience.- - '- quiet, bw-ise buss" Onfskte SMCOE i RosslaN: Imme- dWren's park, roc pole, la- Leader. 5 Poaft Mall Osa- week.ti. For dress, office and TLC. (905)655-9994 0271 1917 TOYOTA SWIIA, Tarp management, utilities, park. &entry available 1-Ddrm apt brary. Christian home. Pre- va 905.728-98;(0. Iasua1I weu. ANTTO1MS?AbnkiW Ad- AL%NoMu Roof. Wom ass.. 6 cyl. 5 ing, rkduded. laundry fac with large Imv "groom $6401 sdmlers.831-1951. via- always valuable. usually 11 1998 PON= Sunfire GT SPd• piv Pd ask- 185.000 tun. mo. tstnW December 151. 1• ALIIwI111M storm door 80 z DM ani room set, table Navy exterior avaalaDk. For apt 905.666 - FUN lOYMIG Mom 32' with louvered window d n0 free Purdwskg OwrigM, es Coupe. loaded. assume exist- Call 665 76N 53.995 2450 bdrm apt pays for tsvlarid frarne; Also frau side and 6 cfairs, hutch and o b o.ffet. tates w/some antique cord- '90 SAFARI. Luxury touring MerMat an lo>�leS300 ,»vale. cep Landlord No dos uCall 432 Drnchookrs. Mnhsic, crafts. i3titq con&tion 5850 o b o. passenger. Auhmwbin A MOST SEE! Oshawa 2 bed- slories, famed yay. fpr louvered windows (i0 x 17. (IBSKi26 7027 or en#. Ino limit to value con- model Loaded. 7 D r dogs meals, beforehRer schoi Call 705.328-0402 after 6 7027, Robert. sidered). collections d am ins great, AWO. a is. Excellent deal Please call 1 room apt in a 3 -unit cordem- 1268 cant. St. Monica 8 E.B. Phan (snPl ( 1 sort. uantitks or 55.800. CoA 728 1316. (�)6%- 6 . SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 q sifsgk 1911 TRACKER, 5 months porary building Clean quiet.ap# Assail at area. A i A AUTO- Cars, trucks, and 3 lhedroom 504-70441 Rd' 905 /Al10Mt' RX IS PIRNO, beautiful slid maple ipue ;kms. Spew) nhr"I n p1EDIT PR0ILFM - on the old. 4x4. auto. IW green with boas. We pay up to 510.000. and secure Laundry. private 900 and 888 Glen St Some GOING DUT OF BUSINESS! W19M Mason d Raiff pap. Mmcmft PMM I'8 try b re- spot financing. Downplay- tan. soft top and tan wheels. Cash on the spa. Any conch- Yard. and parking On bus no- with walk-in closets. pant 11WY 2 huff lime Krol Wok! Prices stashed! Excellerd condition. bath n- spend to am penes- Robert men# from 1 b $2.000 OAX PrP! Only 8.300 kms. Bal- tion, any you. Cam us ute $715/mo inclusive. 1sV provided Close to schools. �citre BON bpm, ryKnirnp must go!! Cash a luded. as" $1500 firm. �n MDques- Brolldn, tanking u f1991MINh. VMr - d spy _army. Sao- df11e• 24 1pus, 7 days 30 Nat, references. NO PETS show" ttmrc. GO Station Call rim fi� arliikd - CII74 only. 424 � 905-721-1650 or 905 pnyfb. ('�5►655 8019. fa da from 19851996. 905 nfice $17,200 683-3020. cert seri" 905-686-5003 Or 668-1432 Please leave ones- Utilities included. Call 728- Si31. St. S OsIrMN. 438.1817 (905)6Wc�1 Eve.snp. 9057065234 alp i993. J[it . 420-9056.ISt1nQMy's by app l PAW 14THE MM ADIIERTISMTUESDAY, Nowellbm 17, 121111111 11 f1eM 11 PAN r 1 rleeeerewoarei 1 Cando& for Ss1a • 1 P#rWanals WINDJAMMER CLOSE to Oshawa Centre. PICRE#IMG 2 KED. , Solan- DONNAM'f OWN DA ee; MENTS — AjAX bright room in large, friendly shared home. with 3 offers Close to um 2 balls 2 5 ala- pl,antxs Balcony. mmacu- SEN11Na! Call 683-1110. Create a onnte mal or 77 Falby crt. public transit. cable. laundry.moks3s'am 57&5577 late $189.900 1890 Valley Pickering. Call (Itb 6609 browse Other personal ads new Friend or $870'm0 ail inclusive No -s ndoor car wash 7039 i� for Mea edroom apart- PICKERING - 4011whne s rd. month inclusive Square Oshawa MCUtpMm Bin Shackel- ts. Includes dean home ower subdivision by conservation Share Devtloprien Lawntendity/issues INFERTILITY. Experiencing I understand tove, broadloom, area all taabties female preferred non smoker no pets oval- WHITBY- 3 bedroom house, finished easement, hardwood and can help ouakl,ed tfkra- pmet who has both personali hydro, water able now $375 monthly 839- 7500 floors. I' UWs1 $1100 plus professional experience in this area, may be helpful and , utilities. references E credit Reasonable rales Enq/wESTUEY e arkin= p HEIGHTS. AJAX t oom clkCk Non-smoker /no pets Available Janua I Call 905- weekend appointments.Con- tidenhaldyassured.665-1657 686-0845 wth 6 appliances at park nSe7 g Det 1st f513Oimo alter 6ry30p mll RELAXING MASAvail visit us at: 1m �uskve 19051fi19 30>; FanNie StilifSt SAGE S SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 Kang W(905) 404-9625 1130 am street;floor/ Cordomkniirms ' Rent N Acres Kendal Hills. 7 room 9pmti.COnl!wa1! /highriaer.html. Prefer non-Smoker n0 solid brick house. large Dams.For 'NIS 11U- A Prop w:ary Wel. Hoyt or todNOtd mortgage LARGE one-bedrooT condo Ganaraska river , ideal Oct course site. asknq $450 000 • • OSHAWA Hous" r $ with solanum Sunny south exposure New int broad - terms. Walter Frank Royal ousive wcciale regwrcon" Bright. spao0us 2 8 3 Rat tom and window coverings Frar* R E 576- 4111 COURnCE Dorm bungalow b' apts. Utilities incl. -*i" 'a'ge rax kr quict eign Air conditioning spot In heated one parking underground N-" C ^Se to Schools. Shop- ^•unooQ Main floor onlygarage in poo sauna. , C ^; and 401 Transit $870'm0 ail inclusive No -s ndoor car wash etc $795 DO/ ALL STRESSED OUT7 Mayoe y^ past your door. For D Avail immediately Cal' ,2-1183 Leave message month inclusive Square Oshawa MCUtpMm Bin Shackel- we car help Conso,date act' call (9D5) %21-8741 EXECUTIVE RANCH bungalow t0n. 434-5222 wMITEY. 1 -bedroom walkout your dells Lower your ndnMy payments Breathe a masala SIMCoe N location Cal stew 576 999 '- rem one year 1edSe }trey ' 1 Wit's I ,ec�a.e. f,M! Ooubkt little eaSiEr Call Upper Cana - Funding WHITBY 3 bedrooms. pool. , R•taW K11MONEY at 905-426-9759 a."-Dw ,,i . S;,-5 monthly Includes hen, hyd,Q :ed Dkte Mithy area Available Jan 15 $1500 plus ?? Free Rent 11 3Shawa PROBLEMS Get out • CeN quic,. w-:1-'1;: going and parking for one car Laura- ererim 19051430-2601 downtown 400-1500 son Of- eaikrupt or being ga,nmsheed dry taahtles Phone (905) HOUSE for rel". Ottiar,a liceiHew East Osnava ism Everyone accepted regardles 7734985 Available immediately 3 -bed. Sq it Commercial HOSue Of Credit tabng Call for 're, WHITBY. I b 2 -bedroom 107 room nous[ wrf garage. near 45fl Slap Calif 434-2447 miorwgbon 905-576-3505 WWlin�tC" Frdryr rlospital. suitable for 2 people. 65q Or 655-d13•" Student wris mdnded parkin- heat: laundry, firs: 6 !(ec recently decorated n0pets• mrties 905- SM s; n new ol- Ace 1lortgegnSmok. 1 1st (9051686-1533 Main 6655--5 after6p Spa Ice space IC;, 5:50 avefe • insurance - Immediately .r1.;/uQtSver nota, tranCNse $1206 gross wMITEY. 1 -bedroom walkout Pnd(ERING 4 txdroom. 2 masala SIMCoe N location Cal stew 576 999 MORTGAGES ;a.: Dad alit ,'ase rr�-• apartment utilities Wit's I ,ec�a.e. f,M! Ooubkt $2>S, K, ph- 19051683-5503 uqr, FrtlanGrq for any pur rnaud[d $60C Available Dec garage large deck halts OMO park $1400 ad inclusive 721 OLOOR ;, W. 2nd floor 'GGC DOS< An applications accept �gaa Ist. Firstila! required Call Gid (905)683-2758. leave Available now 416-709.3196 ;..'. $850,monm tri- duces mea[ and hydro please (dla� message PICKERING VILLAGE. 3 -bed- call 1905436'0704 or. 1 ousarss AOA DAKA DU we ^avt a I D,ingalow rlclurks (905)263-2229 ara+Nrq Reoprded sessape 1 c�R•^r e.ashem dryer and cable. all utilities Aralaele lmmiediak- OFFKEANDUSTF"L S ';;• � T1RED OF 09TMG7 :iiF'K Choice • 6 more tree or tint Prefer non-Smoker n0 available a aOnS t Whwby b- OOf. 1,500 a 1 750 'NIS 11U- A Prop w:ary Wel. • s f t DW "'dus" Cali sq R Cap 905-436-9296 JIM ucl designed tp •15.427-725' Make lou Feel and Look wtiTKY WIRTiY CORPORATE -,rare GREAT DY on Indies centrality located 32 f s: „lass relar cern, office willie You Sim Can you be- :no-.." oemral air fug bide. space tot hate. tram $514 iWW w"' Independent Di3- " . m. newly Damned Close to moron hydro irldtdeQ Marry Iriputprs willed Call x:D6'mo Cad Sat only OmRerem Siresavatabk Calf (905)666.1027 5 9 927-9870 or Arlin OM Lows Egr%As RE I -500-M- typlgE SAM ?usmrrss. Inc sine X905) 438-2164 9088 50C --+cam 5500 $4 000 . Mousing cbr,y per month Part hrie ull tate. 'wain•, 1 �.x NC St" no MLM no in. Rentsis it-". no overritad tra tae GREEN ACRES s M^enc ac .LEAP WATER AREA - t,... wivnde 905-831-9775 xa•tt I- tie workable faint re door^ tow^^c x x• aarrzr : OPERATE TOM cwn taken . red to, mature tanady, of ee0 or+vats Will Call you. Please lremember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. eawim Fax News Advertiser 905-579.4m e • 1 Aucgonne • 1 Ataetlon/ • 1 Aucgons . .®1 ArerofnB OILuctic Mile T Ti WAV'87 Dtfdge 314 wM, 'U GMC CI5001 /2 wo, '85 Fad F350 I me, 87 GMC 1500112 ma,'84 fed 11150112 wo, '82 Cbev 101/1 tin, Fwd F 800 Cab and Chassis, 'w Dodge %A '92 Dodge Caravan, '87 Do* Vm, dip trwdt aye: van, Cars: '91, '92, and '93 Fad Tempa, 92 Pl moudn Sundance, '92 M=ary Topa, '96 Fad Taurus, '91 Btidc LcSabm 3175 acid 185 An Cos rtmors, 7 Sadewaiit Plows iadading B mbw&a and TrAfew 5 Tractus ianciu g 79 454, KMboa 1295DT w loader, MF 165 w loader, Jacobsen G10 dual wbed utility tractor, Cate 5800 Baddaoe. Trucks- 971H 51900 5 bon side bailer. 94 IH S1900 GubW padre, U Ili S1900 Rmyduig auk'77 Fad L800 5 ton dump '85 Ford LAW 5 ton rear pa lcr,'87 Fwd 1.8000 5 too oiler,'87 Ford MHV 5 tin atrial lifi track,'77 Fwd POO 5 tot water tank truck, 74 Fwd F600 5 ton Flatbed, '81 Fwd F350 I too Dump, '83 GMC C700 5 too Dump '83 GMC 0700 5 ton Dump I sewage crude, '6? Made FM 5 ton File traadt, 66 FWD B4 5138 5 ton Plow, 57 F1VD 317 5 tan plwK Swercpnr 84 Moble, '86 Ford C7000, 87 Mobile, 57 Srard G I 11- P3 trailer sweeper- 2 Soowb{owers, 8 Boos indudiog 5 GMC 45 passenger, 3 43 and 42 patten%= aty buret Abv: Trailer cerrie n t mag mower. Wheelaorw 212H mower. Marone weed huwster, 72 T Nfire rojan Brod boder. saemmg plant, newer rudder. Shop FAyX* Merl& Blue point brake blender. Wheel bearingTadc=, Kong pm puller and puller on, table saw, Drill press, 9' precision Wic, 6 portable grind=, plat=, sand=, Thread c utio6 tadie, arfaoe portable metal artuag band saw, saw, moral cold saw; power Inde saw, Fe Sernice- du rivakts=, 5 door suudal fridgic, food ora, dem fryer. Ke alae ma&ww pwvbk proofus mat skins. Jam lav=win t ndmine s, Niue dopearm cold steam table. *= Hugsdeaiw of UU Monmrs, due drives, priaatus, arae summa=$ kryboords, shredder fm, typevsrtm, nladalddsr oil phoria, some photo cwepmtot, f oew dialers mud desks. Tatws• Caiu Vital, Mat= Card. Debit Gid. C=fi6od dkgte. 6% Buyers prmwaw Ftrdse Tett available at sale. /tenni- MOR4 Newewbe 23, f can 8 OOam-440pm. For huther information, 24 haus per day, Call: 1-800-378-7545 & ask for #1379 or see wwrwr.gordonsauction.com GOR 9NS MCKENZIE'S RUMMY - 'it Tlr ata - V-PRAbA1 S i�SSOC1A TcG AL� TlONEF RS LrvG 1-800-267-2206 John B. McKenzie M PRE CHRISTMAS * LIQUIDATION SALE 0 FURNITURE ' ACCENT ITEMS ' ELECTRONICS ' COINS ' JEWELLERY COLLECTIBLES ' LIMITED EDITION ART' OILS ON CANVAS ' GROUP OF SEVEN ART COLLECTION • TVS ' STEREOS • VCR PHONES ' FAX ' ROMANCE ' LUMBERS ' MARSHALL ' CASSON DINKY & MATCHBOX VINTAGE COLLECTION ' SPORTS MEYORABNI AUTOGRAPHED ' APPRAISED ESTATE JEWELLERY EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD Fri., Nov. 20 at 7:00 pin. (Preview 6 p.m-) The LM Pavilion 38 LM Blvd-, Oshawa (North of HwIt. 4W off Simcoe St-) PUBLIC WELCOME Oak 6 Mahogany furniture, Iron accents, Lamps, sculo res, figurines, Precious Moments, Cherished Teddies, Disney, Looney Tunes, Postmaster Framed Stamps (rare b DW.) Estate Coin Collection with Gold b notes. Porcelain accent vases, Border Fine Arts Wildide ScLdpkm (by Royal Doulton), Ornate Carved Palace, Minos, Dbcor Lamps, Collectibles. Porcelain, etc. Diamond a Genuine stone rings. earrings, and bracelets. Namond Studs. Silver, Cold drains, bracelets, pendants, Estate items, Group of Seven Art. Romance, Lumbers, C. Marshall. Dyer, Casson, Helms, Carmichael, AY Jackson. Loates et. Toronto Maple Leaf 'Memories d Dreams' 1931-1999 Collectibles, aubpraphed. Exclusive To Dori Wear - Tie Domi' Shirts, Caps. Poor Boys. Memorabie. Aiwa. Sharp. Pioneer, Audio See eo systems wrCD, WalbnKn, VCR alk. Many mon ft= loo IMNmleroes to 1106M ....Ali ays a new selection of items. Tom: Cash, Visa, MC, Amex, as per posted b Announced, Addions b Deletions. NEW -10% Buyers Premium on all hems, Free Over lar a Ladies Rig NF 39ftUAUC7V*HlS416.2W1M M no pets. $ A A•. Will 2673 Of alter 7p.M. 41"1- 20 a Jan. 1.(905)430--5417 as Cord 432-61. 4419 PWaNefIBCe Pawanaelt AaaegeNB 1 Auaeli#Ns (la11O lin Iuelty town PICtiERNIG. KNKMT. —1111111E ACNE ikOrstro zone PersoMol Pr bme• yMppy_ 2•bdroom ,y cions room. slaved ww- tyer To 781e Hofjy Spirit OrAnk. finished basement d mom. wichi t• irrJAK lain- On," bt on Skae Are. Holy Spirit; Thou make me see eve OM FrgAace. 5 new appum- dry'• able, access to tack- Oshawa ani I I II0.00 thingand show me the way to reach ifs, NC. no pees. noers, smokyard, sasaable to one no Vrrkn Frank, Roar LOW Y 400 references. $mote(• V Wta AWN. Fm* R.E 576-4111 ideal. You who give the divine gift M 4304MDoc.1a.90S039-1078. forgive and forget the wrong that is d4 1 -—�— 1 R�iltei tr law r to me and who are in all instances of i 1 amlife with me. I, in this short dialog want to thank Y f C OF RENUNG3? UR HOME - From ?70aftsonth tAkwrum rraoon,w 030.000 yew( ":«• Not much doampryrnaR97 Call Marla wHelp for discheirtgedup to $5.000 Q8 moirilgeas, Rea. (906) MW*or 1141111111)-�� stopley law• iP4MM AM* ftW Motft ud. eaU or everyttung a riff m once more that I never want to parated from You no matter how gr e material desire may be. i want to ith You and my loved ones in Your p ttual glory, Amen. Person must pr is 3 consecutive days without state e's wish. After the 3rd day your wit If be granted no matter how difficult fly be. Promise to publish this as so your favour has been granted. BwNllar MMmeal w 22, a112 Nees antras Centre. 1 km. east of Hwy. the Aurora Sd. Rd. A large and diverse caft rot 200 pa. Original Robert Batsman and ker vd ppc, $rand by Waller Sko. Antique I Braw Lr Renin plan). Oripinll Sergraphs (NCollectibles and StudioNaabo ial Gal CanLada)). Ngwl Oils, Acrylics and W*v tnaduke Mailiews wafteicow 1904. Own Sol n Joy, T.H. Wilkinson and other Cda. Arfi ftChi early hr&*MM Ixilttry oil on canvas. M Old and stamped by Czech. customs. Ltd. Eft Thomson, Jake Vandenbrnnk, John Joy, Norm Lard Brown and more. A special collection up Of The Gameres d Prints - museum framed. For I of si d by Maurice Richard. 0' 1 37 signatu1972 Team Canada. Md in 1. Visa, MVC. Irderac, Cash. NO reserves. Pro 0 am. Lunch Counter CLANOW AUCTIONS 2854WMIJ 2 DAY SALE Irlws. Nov. 19, 6.00 Paul Set. Nov. 21, 10'OOam WARNER'S AUCTION HALL Hwy #2 coltioewc online caverns d Lois'%urarn and stop from Campbellord includ- ing autos, home fumish- ngs, antiques, printabves, collectables, modem tome furnishings, glass, china, etc. Thurs. Sale tables and chairs for 80 seat res- taurarx a drkngroom, plus all equipment including bar equip. etc., broiler, grill, several single and double door coolers, wine chiller, li- quor dispenser. deep fryer, commercial microwaves, cash registers. stainless steel sinks, ice cream cooler, ice maker. Capact- ne m2CMne, Hobart dish- washer, condiment fridge and sandwich table, gas salamander, soup pits. Range Guard fire prow - !,on system. potaloe peel- ers all cutlery and dishes et_ to serve 80 Every - good waking coridi- :ior some pcsnearly clew. �,t.s 12Hp ring mower. sqns. sate4te fish. 1990 ;nev 1/2 tan from L Mc- La,ghlin estate. 1992 ro,l Exh?rded Cab B auto 'ully loaded, 1989 Ford Ran Nr, 1989 AAarcur VarTors, large quantdy ,-all articles. all ileal gdt- Nares. toots, toys, dolls, ^ou,enold arbdes hon 7anxnlpt aodds 8 pose cts Sal 21st at ' 0 OOam N a nixe s, pn- Tahves. etc Pygal list na%�des several nice old adu;s, sad worts. tanpS. -,ass i cast PCs. Latin - ems old wooden walsfutg -a scab, wooden hand :cares. wash boards, fine -x:,nquishers. rirpe old daft `arced glaze Show case, ether good glass show asa, crocks, ens. saws. k- .erse plates. safes, old ce Oat. wall plows, saws. a glen, race old butter .h -m. Several &toque :ICxxS. Snow Stites, grand- :a.ightef dock. ge selec- •w, glass. dela, narsehtM amcbs, pleas arogue arld ,Jern home "esSlrS ' chests, Mc NC TE 2 very MV days of "ling. plan to be on tore and spend tfrNiile Vika. MC Irterac, Cash or Good Chlique. Gary a Ilia wanner 005)35Sd106 auction wanted, ales, bankruptcy. Isehold and 1 idtion,Storage ilabke for tree sultation and tion services. I Bonnie Brooks )-432-2124 Platy 111lad yow cbsWiied ad on the Boll as we annot bamw iiMe for M" Men otic IlI sin - in Me ellrllt of as ergot tftlW.1I10r. u STAl17 am v1Ew: i:p M Meeh Kahn Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd. N. PidMrig, 3 m. N. Of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring gds week a ntitlow Tris a,dine d adkctables to ind: 9 pc. Ma hog" DR suite. executive custom twin ogC desk, as tom twill oak credenza, oak table w/4 leaves, 8 Chippendale style chairs. 10. ask i3 glass d*m cat* K, oak serve. corfNtr china cabinet, " high momcrosser, walwt teatw0on, =t e new ink pedestal table, oak griped dresser, new oak �.m��end tables, walnut bookcase, nu - 3 drawer commode, coat tree. oak bookcase. owneSo dilate cabinet, oak wardrobe, numerous hall tables, occasional table & chairs, 2 walnut drop leaf tables, fight fixtures, 7 Goo - ties, 2 floor model radios, ltd. Ed. Prints, VCR, player, cassette player, antique 5 pc. wash- stand set, leaded glass windows, sites plate tea serv- ice. flatware set for 8, church pew, trunk, sm. Royal ulton figurine. Canadian cola, East German diile set andthelist goes on.! 841 ESTATE aKO�ITi YUR IIrHXALTYl11 ..,,eeQ.;, •;., o,'f++'•., �'.!►'•'�+;-.efriFT-rn1Aatl M all !tlYwrr �•S�t�-}moi-� i" a. 4-5 bedroom 1" it row Fa to eVyp ,rtw ^" ar.0 In"tt- -'age . tun Lookmq for 9oS"437e8 movie movie traatrist III 40C gross -ong term lease or mnrty^age to assume, Please rat 905- CLEARWATER. 3 -tearoom Exclusive •'fie guaranteed � thes*, °Si 72'D tarn e: s'. JD�2S. heated Gardener 1905 71 }t3wntory - 1 TOwn"Ou"s •c j;. ""A c.J atmutes to DtIGIeiNHL. all s:ar game OPERATE (aur own lawn Fa Rare ..an 24111/99 NF; FOotbau rUMItra:'Icx and snow re- - Jay bars"atil. wo(fiorse nota, tranCNse $1206 gross OSHAWA 3 BEDROOMK homes Chddr• l welcome ve intone guar~+ck leff" Call ft• • • . a enm' tuwf• r wed A nta. neo tanWy carpkx $2>S, K, ph- 19051683-5503 Cw*mv 905-M3-9313 t a S-'5 plus hydro Fr*tldv ;r�rorawd. with tndge a stove. P*dvete isoerwe SELF EMPLOYED .income n- • : -ase to S&40is and am 11 FerSale a rhabpnai Opportunity Work- ^,q tuft a par, Lime from 4ae dols. on ftde meraage- Ment d>wrt 720-3777 fe4.MM Wer Sale Also "'me keNrlaal htedpmng On the we AOA DAKA DU we ^avt a R OfIMwA, bedroom $' 900 -an :^ bungabw, ara+Nrq Reoprded sessape 'fcme or ro, $500 depoo 1 ---tio use -w v': pawned 4 Call •rot Petrillo" 571 -MO 1 � 3151-1125 Choice • 6 more tree or tint appka x" waixow $W, SURGERY oR ALTERMATM Hoyt or todNOtd mortgage mo. avail Dec 1, ta'a a last Sdubor- 'HECK .H,S JL7 •A rik From $7%,wamh all n- and refererkixs stOlNnA a0 MANONY no N --W* rat. Sate. Ad Nawral Proprew, ousive wcciale regwrcon" (9051432.4094 ranch style Ni ngalow wort at Fwmoheon deptilaed for AN trom S27 50C QroSs Lal CollisBInnYCr yMMK 3-bedrome form, tided doodler garage No *Maeh who want a sok lay i90 rouse gavage newly deco- �9on- doMk lot. 100 if O few. saoaessh don frptage. Ser•rabk. "If am g•ne, pe !go we PICKER" Aval"M fawemba 15M apMmam awes of the kmale ,ores AREA 3 be0rroor, ctchee $1100 -. Cal 416 -438 -MM .. 5174 goo (9051 723-9Q14 Can You I f, , , h,, kde- ppmdpft Drs Wallow brick noun on a 50 x125 Id MCTODU 3 BEDROOM C1111190506-1027 .0 alae haft New palma lo,,, louse y�y i„m to go uTT1E ORITAIN, urge arpd frougl out Gas tear- mg fnrWappeestore. Waster aro downtown ranural gas ti,at,� W„� ate. new 18C x164 urrnraped lot Newly -decorated 3-Dedroockidwg om gTom ameaffil aon dryer f125Wmdles w 1145E WdnOts carpel Dec ISL SM Pius i4,61 324-M tome well amactied 2-bed- PRIMITE INVESTIGATION - Av wkvn&a" ,416)587-7015 or 509.0044 / A*" Miam in-yw sunt includes 186'x37' 2 -storey aoW Domesticw insurance survplanu�� 3.OEOa00N house. slimkrRelt loam. 24x14 intr/Xed ga. calmed and bolded 15 yart month plus uuWes Fenced yard, trudge a stove. smok NNW turmshed room. Wit- qa tug ��,. �. rte' separate dnver"NS asking $,30000 (MSN78- or "penern. t -�40571- Fplereaspee MauAd�eaxDec Ist 47 No pant Owe �,d,y, �,t 1713Ave 1 �� tx# Lap (905)471 5987 lel SP-ous,� R l- N. IN. OSUMA 3 bedroom bungalow 4 EDNp�OvN� HHOOUSE FOR ( pd�Omsmr- woods. 1D� a istned 6�aseolem 827 Laxming pool. p amorninpace Pldkrnq Z-49SU team ons m tack. AM. Crescent Call 416-438-4m Mow N� fMfir�ia- aro Cal Jow� 305 6K 8351. q �. r�, TMe- ore p"f MM)720-230�i900 ow 6 morons free. ben otii a dill. bar inop acid Mi=c•Nve commudgi PnWOOVall house from $SMO/morth. BM wobn0 non-smoler. �r ( ( 27- M mon$ fw%Aag. 427- tAttllx - Mtrees 7"14, ➢26� 1��N CONSERCYL PROPERTY i Fit Home PAMe A=- Encow kmry pile- t1ltllllaA k fww0 or dui- "0 Pnv M Pill". an Sim- MmMbM. 1-900.151-3630 ell front. 4 bedrooms. 3 vgSA• meed. Dan cable aid plow doe St for MO tial k well for 235, tii.6 Wwm milt be 1a. T- r00rrIS, )aclaza, fireplace.of Y- Ntcbo anti Oars r door. or �y tale. lremm� doors, master au m 101g1en. 2600 sq No sxwmfs. w 11m bci&on hgeo2e person From s3oWme $Onv0lioo aR Joe 411.755 - Will Call you. Please lremember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. eawim Fax News Advertiser 905-579.4m e • 1 Aucgonne • 1 Ataetlon/ • 1 Aucgons . .®1 ArerofnB OILuctic Mile T Ti WAV'87 Dtfdge 314 wM, 'U GMC CI5001 /2 wo, '85 Fad F350 I me, 87 GMC 1500112 ma,'84 fed 11150112 wo, '82 Cbev 101/1 tin, Fwd F 800 Cab and Chassis, 'w Dodge %A '92 Dodge Caravan, '87 Do* Vm, dip trwdt aye: van, Cars: '91, '92, and '93 Fad Tempa, 92 Pl moudn Sundance, '92 M=ary Topa, '96 Fad Taurus, '91 Btidc LcSabm 3175 acid 185 An Cos rtmors, 7 Sadewaiit Plows iadading B mbw&a and TrAfew 5 Tractus ianciu g 79 454, KMboa 1295DT w loader, MF 165 w loader, Jacobsen G10 dual wbed utility tractor, Cate 5800 Baddaoe. Trucks- 971H 51900 5 bon side bailer. 94 IH S1900 GubW padre, U Ili S1900 Rmyduig auk'77 Fad L800 5 ton dump '85 Ford LAW 5 ton rear pa lcr,'87 Fwd 1.8000 5 too oiler,'87 Ford MHV 5 tin atrial lifi track,'77 Fwd POO 5 tot water tank truck, 74 Fwd F600 5 ton Flatbed, '81 Fwd F350 I too Dump, '83 GMC C700 5 too Dump '83 GMC 0700 5 ton Dump I sewage crude, '6? Made FM 5 ton File traadt, 66 FWD B4 5138 5 ton Plow, 57 F1VD 317 5 tan plwK Swercpnr 84 Moble, '86 Ford C7000, 87 Mobile, 57 Srard G I 11- P3 trailer sweeper- 2 Soowb{owers, 8 Boos indudiog 5 GMC 45 passenger, 3 43 and 42 patten%= aty buret Abv: Trailer cerrie n t mag mower. Wheelaorw 212H mower. Marone weed huwster, 72 T Nfire rojan Brod boder. saemmg plant, newer rudder. Shop FAyX* Merl& Blue point brake blender. Wheel bearingTadc=, Kong pm puller and puller on, table saw, Drill press, 9' precision Wic, 6 portable grind=, plat=, sand=, Thread c utio6 tadie, arfaoe portable metal artuag band saw, saw, moral cold saw; power Inde saw, Fe Sernice- du rivakts=, 5 door suudal fridgic, food ora, dem fryer. Ke alae ma&ww pwvbk proofus mat skins. Jam lav=win t ndmine s, Niue dopearm cold steam table. *= Hugsdeaiw of UU Monmrs, due drives, priaatus, arae summa=$ kryboords, shredder fm, typevsrtm, nladalddsr oil phoria, some photo cwepmtot, f oew dialers mud desks. Tatws• Caiu Vital, Mat= Card. Debit Gid. C=fi6od dkgte. 6% Buyers prmwaw Ftrdse Tett available at sale. /tenni- MOR4 Newewbe 23, f can 8 OOam-440pm. For huther information, 24 haus per day, Call: 1-800-378-7545 & ask for #1379 or see wwrwr.gordonsauction.com GOR 9NS MCKENZIE'S RUMMY - 'it Tlr ata - V-PRAbA1 S i�SSOC1A TcG AL� TlONEF RS LrvG 1-800-267-2206 John B. McKenzie M PRE CHRISTMAS * LIQUIDATION SALE 0 FURNITURE ' ACCENT ITEMS ' ELECTRONICS ' COINS ' JEWELLERY COLLECTIBLES ' LIMITED EDITION ART' OILS ON CANVAS ' GROUP OF SEVEN ART COLLECTION • TVS ' STEREOS • VCR PHONES ' FAX ' ROMANCE ' LUMBERS ' MARSHALL ' CASSON DINKY & MATCHBOX VINTAGE COLLECTION ' SPORTS MEYORABNI AUTOGRAPHED ' APPRAISED ESTATE JEWELLERY EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD Fri., Nov. 20 at 7:00 pin. (Preview 6 p.m-) The LM Pavilion 38 LM Blvd-, Oshawa (North of HwIt. 4W off Simcoe St-) PUBLIC WELCOME Oak 6 Mahogany furniture, Iron accents, Lamps, sculo res, figurines, Precious Moments, Cherished Teddies, Disney, Looney Tunes, Postmaster Framed Stamps (rare b DW.) Estate Coin Collection with Gold b notes. Porcelain accent vases, Border Fine Arts Wildide ScLdpkm (by Royal Doulton), Ornate Carved Palace, Minos, Dbcor Lamps, Collectibles. Porcelain, etc. Diamond a Genuine stone rings. earrings, and bracelets. Namond Studs. Silver, Cold drains, bracelets, pendants, Estate items, Group of Seven Art. Romance, Lumbers, C. Marshall. Dyer, Casson, Helms, Carmichael, AY Jackson. Loates et. Toronto Maple Leaf 'Memories d Dreams' 1931-1999 Collectibles, aubpraphed. Exclusive To Dori Wear - Tie Domi' Shirts, Caps. Poor Boys. Memorabie. Aiwa. Sharp. Pioneer, Audio See eo systems wrCD, WalbnKn, VCR alk. Many mon ft= loo IMNmleroes to 1106M ....Ali ays a new selection of items. Tom: Cash, Visa, MC, Amex, as per posted b Announced, Addions b Deletions. NEW -10% Buyers Premium on all hems, Free Over lar a Ladies Rig NF 39ftUAUC7V*HlS416.2W1M M no pets. $ A A•. Will 2673 Of alter 7p.M. 41"1- 20 a Jan. 1.(905)430--5417 as Cord 432-61. 4419 PWaNefIBCe Pawanaelt AaaegeNB 1 Auaeli#Ns (la11O lin Iuelty town PICtiERNIG. KNKMT. —1111111E ACNE ikOrstro zone PersoMol Pr bme• yMppy_ 2•bdroom ,y cions room. slaved ww- tyer To 781e Hofjy Spirit OrAnk. finished basement d mom. wichi t• irrJAK lain- On," bt on Skae Are. Holy Spirit; Thou make me see eve OM FrgAace. 5 new appum- dry'• able, access to tack- Oshawa ani I I II0.00 thingand show me the way to reach ifs, NC. no pees. noers, smokyard, sasaable to one no Vrrkn Frank, Roar LOW Y 400 references. $mote(• V Wta AWN. Fm* R.E 576-4111 ideal. You who give the divine gift M 4304MDoc.1a.90S039-1078. forgive and forget the wrong that is d4 1 -—�— 1 R�iltei tr law r to me and who are in all instances of i 1 amlife with me. I, in this short dialog want to thank Y f C OF RENUNG3? UR HOME - From ?70aftsonth tAkwrum rraoon,w 030.000 yew( ":«• Not much doampryrnaR97 Call Marla wHelp for discheirtgedup to $5.000 Q8 moirilgeas, Rea. (906) MW*or 1141111111)-�� stopley law• iP4MM AM* ftW Motft ud. eaU or everyttung a riff m once more that I never want to parated from You no matter how gr e material desire may be. i want to ith You and my loved ones in Your p ttual glory, Amen. Person must pr is 3 consecutive days without state e's wish. After the 3rd day your wit If be granted no matter how difficult fly be. Promise to publish this as so your favour has been granted. BwNllar MMmeal w 22, a112 Nees antras Centre. 1 km. east of Hwy. the Aurora Sd. Rd. A large and diverse caft rot 200 pa. Original Robert Batsman and ker vd ppc, $rand by Waller Sko. Antique I Braw Lr Renin plan). Oripinll Sergraphs (NCollectibles and StudioNaabo ial Gal CanLada)). Ngwl Oils, Acrylics and W*v tnaduke Mailiews wafteicow 1904. Own Sol n Joy, T.H. Wilkinson and other Cda. Arfi ftChi early hr&*MM Ixilttry oil on canvas. M Old and stamped by Czech. customs. Ltd. Eft Thomson, Jake Vandenbrnnk, John Joy, Norm Lard Brown and more. A special collection up Of The Gameres d Prints - museum framed. For I of si d by Maurice Richard. 0' 1 37 signatu1972 Team Canada. Md in 1. Visa, MVC. Irderac, Cash. NO reserves. Pro 0 am. Lunch Counter CLANOW AUCTIONS 2854WMIJ 2 DAY SALE Irlws. Nov. 19, 6.00 Paul Set. Nov. 21, 10'OOam WARNER'S AUCTION HALL Hwy #2 coltioewc online caverns d Lois'%urarn and stop from Campbellord includ- ing autos, home fumish- ngs, antiques, printabves, collectables, modem tome furnishings, glass, china, etc. Thurs. Sale tables and chairs for 80 seat res- taurarx a drkngroom, plus all equipment including bar equip. etc., broiler, grill, several single and double door coolers, wine chiller, li- quor dispenser. deep fryer, commercial microwaves, cash registers. stainless steel sinks, ice cream cooler, ice maker. Capact- ne m2CMne, Hobart dish- washer, condiment fridge and sandwich table, gas salamander, soup pits. Range Guard fire prow - !,on system. potaloe peel- ers all cutlery and dishes et_ to serve 80 Every - good waking coridi- :ior some pcsnearly clew. �,t.s 12Hp ring mower. sqns. sate4te fish. 1990 ;nev 1/2 tan from L Mc- La,ghlin estate. 1992 ro,l Exh?rded Cab B auto 'ully loaded, 1989 Ford Ran Nr, 1989 AAarcur VarTors, large quantdy ,-all articles. all ileal gdt- Nares. toots, toys, dolls, ^ou,enold arbdes hon 7anxnlpt aodds 8 pose cts Sal 21st at ' 0 OOam N a nixe s, pn- Tahves. etc Pygal list na%�des several nice old adu;s, sad worts. tanpS. -,ass i cast PCs. Latin - ems old wooden walsfutg -a scab, wooden hand :cares. wash boards, fine -x:,nquishers. rirpe old daft `arced glaze Show case, ether good glass show asa, crocks, ens. saws. k- .erse plates. safes, old ce Oat. wall plows, saws. a glen, race old butter .h -m. Several &toque :ICxxS. Snow Stites, grand- :a.ightef dock. ge selec- •w, glass. dela, narsehtM amcbs, pleas arogue arld ,Jern home "esSlrS ' chests, Mc NC TE 2 very MV days of "ling. plan to be on tore and spend tfrNiile Vika. MC Irterac, Cash or Good Chlique. Gary a Ilia wanner 005)35Sd106 auction wanted, ales, bankruptcy. Isehold and 1 idtion,Storage ilabke for tree sultation and tion services. I Bonnie Brooks )-432-2124 Platy 111lad yow cbsWiied ad on the Boll as we annot bamw iiMe for M" Men otic IlI sin - in Me ellrllt of as ergot tftlW.1I10r. u STAl17 am v1Ew: i:p M Meeh Kahn Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd. N. PidMrig, 3 m. N. Of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring gds week a ntitlow Tris a,dine d adkctables to ind: 9 pc. Ma hog" DR suite. executive custom twin ogC desk, as tom twill oak credenza, oak table w/4 leaves, 8 Chippendale style chairs. 10. ask i3 glass d*m cat* K, oak serve. corfNtr china cabinet, " high momcrosser, walwt teatw0on, =t e new ink pedestal table, oak griped dresser, new oak �.m��end tables, walnut bookcase, nu - 3 drawer commode, coat tree. oak bookcase. owneSo dilate cabinet, oak wardrobe, numerous hall tables, occasional table & chairs, 2 walnut drop leaf tables, fight fixtures, 7 Goo - ties, 2 floor model radios, ltd. Ed. Prints, VCR, player, cassette player, antique 5 pc. wash- stand set, leaded glass windows, sites plate tea serv- ice. flatware set for 8, church pew, trunk, sm. Royal ulton figurine. Canadian cola, East German diile set andthelist goes on.! 841 ESTATE aKO�ITi YUR IIrHXALTYl11 ..,,eeQ.;, •;., o,'f++'•., �'.!►'•'�+;-.efriFT-rn1Aatl M all !tlYwrr �•S�t�-}moi-� i" a. . � At4eforme . 1 � Attt4lotts : � tri„ : c ►bo.. c3..dttp tion at the property of Proto Fab Welding Fabricating, Danny Ashmore - Mobile ling. 850 Colonel Sam Drive, Oshawa, 95 I super duty power stroke diesel truck with k box, miller big 40 welder, hobart cham- 16 welder, hobart hiph frequency feeder, �r thunderbolt arc welder, a.c. fork lift, 40' hauf trailer, 5 hp upright compressor, air pressor with 9 hp honda, king Floor model press, king metal cutting band saw, stihl off saw, Jepson dry cut saw, torches and es, qty of new steel stock, tools, partial �Yo reserve. Owner retinng MCLEAN AUCTIONS (705) 324-2783 or call 1-800.461 6499 31st annual snowmobile, vehicle RV, auction at Clival McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. Large sale accepting consignments of snowmo- bile,, many late model, all makes, models, %cars, cars, trucks, 4 x 4's, van, traders, rv's, snowmobile trailers, boats, riding lawn mow- t•r,. etc Consignments wanted. Sleds arriving i.tely We are expecting 50 to 100 sleds and ve- herlcs. Call early to be included in advertising MCLEAN AUCTIONS (705) 324-2783 or call 1-800-161.6499 Orval and Barry McLean Auctioneers. SAT, SOV 21, 11 AM A—1e at 1'clrrDuruuKh Auntie, �rntn „ ..F fwv 07 - 2 mi. east of Peterborough, Repos, trustee public consignments, row accepting can, cs, vans, 4 . 4's, all vean, makes nxidrk. RV's. ; ,domes, snowir biles. Expecting approximately ,I .elucks, some unreserved, all vehicles guaranteed ..r trtk, Terms - $500 cash. visa or masterdlarge at Balance by cash or .rrtlfvrd funds wetlun 5 days. c 1+' Mryen kr (.on'tgn rrrso Call ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS . MER60R0UGH 17051 745-50(r OR 1-800461-64" HOLIDAY INN, OSlLk55:k 1011 BI.00R STREET. OSIIAWA SUNDAY NOON NOV 22ND VIENV 11:00 AAL - SALE STARTS AT 12:IH) NOON I rucklu`t Lf nuxind mcr-1—tuhsr Lj6 i,"linLb•n r,01 ,tik cnd of lines_ dis._•ontimaed well be %ol 1 it this �ik. Partial list, Sony. Phillips, Magnavox. Orson, 11 WA. Panasowc, Samsung. electronics. cordless `hooes. VCRs, TVs, camcorder h TV/VCR 19" ., nbu. CD/disk radios do home stereos. CD 'A-Amans, call IDS, stercu, porcelain dolls, sewarr, tiftware, hand tools, drill press. 14K cmeraW. sapphire dt ruby. eternity and nAers h dinner rings, told earrings, chains. �racrltts, watches, rtiiiewoxxi furniture. weld life �.unnCs, Dirt Devil vacuum. lugtate. Tramoatsna ioware. knives. small appltawics, toaster ovens. !!cc machines, cedar chests. halogen lamps. scnser lights. drop trycr. pasta machines. ..,:th walkers. Christmas figunrim. cycloae bikes. .i. ,.•nit furniture. beach. table :Rival nurrors, duvets. r.;lurtcrs, sheds S fix rc fL��l:_5�1�11 yINII.Mfi_ti�41. AUCTION NAAM FRIDAY. NOV. 20 AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 Estate of the late Evelyn Cameron of Ostfawa plus others: Walnut cedar chest, 5 pc. modern bed- room suite, oval waF nut Duncan cottee table, Phyllis corner china cabinet, vicine Ann chesterfield a match- ing chair a owmaft, qty. table a poor front secretary, fu top trunks, w" kitchen chairs. dell ished dressers, do ble Sealy �� eyed lug. Gone wi The wind Lamp, ca iron school beg, pe Iiichairs, gran dock. o cook stvvee, Leaf( wood airtight woc stove, washers dryers, qty. of ger including Remingtc 16ga.. pump acbc & 22'sWin. xg • t mile eco ouectabc� glass Don a Greg RRi1 Lkft Britairn Phone or Fax CWS Wall Coverings Painting 8 Wallpapering Small repairs, drywall, wood finishes, Professional, reliable, reasonable, clean. Colin 839--7256 Painting Interior 8 Exterior. window washing, colour matching, 22 yrs. experience 905-428-9650 pgr:416-426-8187 rest, Now it's time to try the Best! Vacuuming, dusting, kitchens baths, blinds, baseboards. ledges. doors, and more for 1 low price of S65 On Special Rate on Tuesdays Call Ruta @ cell 416.70L.9284 JOHN PYKE'S SNOW REMOVAL Book now for early sign-up. Guaranteed removal by Gam. 428-9650 Party Services : Party sarrict+a RABBIT WANTS WORK :),Ding Magic For 'hJJrer s parties And Al Occasions. Have My Own Magician. GU Ernie 666-4932 10 rnnq riving sa�. stoat: ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING SCHOOL 41)%NS - 2 µF. F:kf:%Ds, ORI6I♦(, COIL RSF: wv 2a/29 &lire• 5/6. *SPf:'C14L $279.00 Bring a h,cnd dt receive aeilrtnm.d $10.00 discount Course Approved Maximum Insuraricc ,I.—xtru Also enquire about our regular courses Y(,u onh leant tr, hive rwr'e. !X) IT RIGHT Call (905)428-1717 TO ADVERTISE YOUR AUCTION IN THIS SECTION A PLEASEC�•AJ LL '1 .— , ., . ., ..,snz,s.pin I n Ad. verse* It A It 1117.uiaJo r b ss17o xxnia! kv ptfltyae n din *ft Idwo tis r 1f V,,i .J HiiW , et) M ilbirgrn.l+.r ... .•a. ,.xTt6na;tivJudinM;•,nieiltnRtl:iteiaitt y*,,,v pt+taer n .Jeiis.1. -,Iwim .r •.Wit r rA M a17 k$nnp tune *a. i,raa, LWtfarnt rm ttifitrac, so li*tti-v.k�.n sins 4'N--dk'mrJl lkser -,m Flka, v,t i., F+,r�! \^.r [ay; 1, '.•.r. � � Ds41ei Delft : l R006" MJCIiiN, Ysry, E. - At the Lakendge Health Cer, tre, Oshawa, on Friday, November 13. 1996 in her 83rd year. Mary Pudcnn, loving wife of John. laving FShingling. k C mother d Arthur and his wife Wendy. Grandmother Flvc,of Lisa and Tammyand great grandmother of Je- AMmitim niece. Beloved sister of Margaret and her husband g. all types . Orval Atkinson of Whitby. Mary wil be sadly missed ew anwl olid.anship Guar- by her many nieces, nephews and friends. Mary was a IOrk Discoutu life member of Ailey United Church U.C.W. Honourors, fully m- Life Member Of A)ax and Pidtenrhg Hospital after ree esumares serving 45 years of service. Recipient of Life Mem- tadmw 94 bershlhof Hospital Auxiliary Association of Ontano. 42t -til 04 The family will receive trends at the MCEACIBIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax pyw*,.B (ening Yom) (905)-428-8488 from 2 to 4 and 710 9 pm Sunday and Monday. Funeral service to be held on Tuesday, November 17, 1998 at 11 am at the Pickering linage United Church, 300 Church SL rU1111111111Ell ON TIE GO Norlm, Ajax (Pickering Yiage) Irdermerd Grovesids TOPReaso able rates at Miosis made to the Cartadnan Cancer Service and Sock would be appreciated by the family. faew atsgUabons Residential -corliNo jobtoo bigs oar soul Free estimates -over 20 yewsexperience Cain W5-9722 F. 1 Paktlg a PAINTING S P1.ASTERM Colo Stucco ceilings No money up front, pay when your satisfied. Fate Estimans. Sew Dismunl (Acive participant OfthetheMdby and Alax 1166,11998 at n her 8181st � Ka , beloved *ddeNovedd We James Warren Wagar and the late M a. Loving mottmer of Keith and his wife Cece :end of ngyFon�dy, rem% been mired by husband ganddli- I Mdree and James Wagar and Gyri, Tracy, and i Bruce. Dear sister of Bruce Teskey of King , and Elsie Fairbanks of Philadelphia. The family receive friends at the W. C. Town Funeral Chap - 110 Dundas Street East, Whitby (905-668- )) from 2.4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral rices will be held at Al Saints Anglican Cfxudt, D on Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment, Christ soli Anglican Cemetery, Tamworl►, ON. In Mem- o, donations may be made lo the Arthritis Socie- T11E pEwi ADrEwn�1111HOMAf: llotrrlllMr t7. tow irnloE ,ts Attention a1R Classified Advertisers! 1 Q y now... god, 10 When you buy an "All week in All Editions" Classified Word Ad, your ad will automatically be placed on our Web Site @ http,@//www.durhamnews.net ri We constantly update our website every weekend! To place your CLASSIFIED�At simply call: Oshawa/Whitby or Ajax/Pickering: Port Perry: Uxbridge: 576-9335 985-2511 852-9741 I PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, November 17,1998 AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... INCE R.,EL.Y YOURS TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER. Call 1-900�451-3793 52.49 per min. A TRUSTING BOND._ 46 yr old. 5'3". full figured single female. smoker honest and affectionate. likes the outdoorstravel. music, animists and family life. Looking kir tea. twWarn oe. secure gendoman wdh a zest for tie am a great personality. Box 16741 LET'S GET TOGETHER S6 r Did. 5'7 1.7. attractive lady wanting tc meet a fun loving gentleman Enjoys traveling. sports. fishing. donca and love tc be wined and dined. See for yourset. BOX 26969 CUDDLY TEDDY BEAR? FA figured ferns". 30 enjoys coowrg. musmC. WOMMA, moves. basketball. 01C. Seeking someone a who n tough mrjoy good conversation and an accept me as I am. BOX 11860 LITTLE BIT COUNTRY, 42 yr Did. separated mom of two, likes music aot Looking for a man with old fasn .orad values who a really into family we Box 10901 WHAT Ill LOOKING FOIL Attractive, anng. ' orMsf tan red head. ate Mos. looking for a tall goo ow its . 55- 65. who enjoys dining out. moves. tie country soot, teaser. donang- quay times and mon Box 15855 MUST I E SWCERE! 41 yr old terra" . 5 8- Nor do him. good sense of tenor. enjoys music, movies, art caMMK/t dirnsm owwm'^mvan" on the beach. talking and more Lao" for a sr xw*. romenbc man. lar a Possible rMe- bOnsfwp sox Ison 2 BUSY 4 LOVE! 3e r oid, &Uracbve. $operated lemalt. nice build. 57. 125 lbs, barn nim and boy Drown offal. Laos to outdoors. orooma spats. Dating with nken0s. goldrwg. Mc Looking for sorslae to Mrs a on"* tnwxWW with BOX 12229 ARE YOU MY TAZ? Sngtt while ferrtalm who lows to tough. 30 with long, why brown haw arra bks slits, a neschat Enjoys mwsm . a wemm W. sports. horseback ndeg, .me. rovrea and spar" eves. Want to mew my Tarmmr+- uin devw Of fur a good alp of Doate BOX 19251 WAITED A LONG TME Fun. maRmy. eduCaad. 4aah, slim single. writes. carve Ixondt, with no ospsndrta. Seaks ham W. grtb. held waling. pro- lesatonal. roody for so me- - special A" wxeh aim . vIrNC eta am rmakAeo outdoor activaoa. n swan. Rkrmor. oancmfg. vtww. tour, good bw , alto tan* Gwvw mqunwl"image BOX 26964 ENJOYS LIFE P.amoso nr. W" elegant vDrtin+. so yrs young at neon tads loves to trig . eopys People. Ilru g, Duldoons. knm cb is tray lig, ass viol, quer ante and more Seok romgnbc. kn-+owg. smoet. non- srmmoltirg. anger while rnW to Owe my We with BOX 26059 LOOKING FOR MY NATE 32 r ole. aepfoyoa. or" moawr o1 Iwo. a seeking someone W lttadel , to go out with ooc'awonray ane RON for Collet Likes cooking, gong to mowfaa.. BOX low DO YOU ANSWER YEN? Aso you a rams . non-amwkmg• tall. pea- . .. missy, it go am fol . in he Ms. wiM w*ognW7 Do you or" a We be of adisonsre? K you srwwrte yes. than site beeLOU lowness, with an ansrgac aouf wore love b hoar both yowl BOX 13313 Cow EXPLOIE VM in g z"lor We seeking a mals w=now 00 tAmm b move lite '$ dolt ga and advanYaas. BOIL 15716 R U OOMI ESTED? hteapwdant, his agued, attrabaw. 5-r. blonde. 9 -aged. Saobmisn NntgM- SUM a IOW 46-60 r yang am who nth flit f110f11w1 and WMi b tact dilw. dtrtog, bLQK ravel, ■aA movies, air- Aw pcu kftpmm d. Call mel... BOX 29057 ON HEADY 27 r ole, strtsevo, s0wesmm, wmib ftmob. who eltjet on wait& dubs. and tdwndlltii: Oral No head gams Mia be w al edubshmd. Should IWA a soda of ltlamor. den bib dlafmila BOX 30531 SREILL oomeall smoking web w*op wwtynlNuwtiNlOdrtpifdrwR an man, =I. ainow f.wlael, alta Ova" vias naaft aro an a9oNd IM Ffamillop cord bloom b a bg ban INlesoll - 4 am 18739 RED ALERT Could this be you' 26 yr old. attractive, fit, while female. with horde hair. blue eyes. cwt speak for themselves Looking for an attractive, hl. tun loving guy. with a warm heart d Soul. to share as the good and challenging times ahead Box 26955 FUN TO BE WITH 25 r did. 5. brown haired and eyed. medi- um bun fornale Idles dubs, moves, long walks and quiet no" at hone. Locking for an open. honest. down to ever mate BOX 13195 ENJOY LIFE TOGETHER 38 r old, separated. white female 'monest. good sense d humor. enjoys cuddling. walks and travel BOX 14305 LOOKING FOR... Attractive. pro ess+onai, creative. enwson- sly stable. fit. srwnai ovng. adventurous woman. I -Disking for a non-narcrosmbc male. 46 to 60. who approoaNs theme qualaee and who resernblis either Jhmm+y Smits or Rooert Defvwo BOX 15667 THUNDERSTRUCK la r did female whc likes ov.es, me walks on thin beach. thunderstorms and hondng handl BOX 16553 WAIT'IN/G FOR You... VA Is tomato n many, Mrs. non-amoker. with no morals, a loaurg for a kind. hon - eat and t ougf4ul stale Enjoys nate. closo w ano (ides music. "Vol and M ewaw BOX 19114 FIT THE BILL? Brown ntwod. sweet" rprhye is samkmfg a tam, ft, leaven ksdus. rormmr tic matin. 40 1D a na►mrtmoker. wth'M r9m- ty. Box 11800 ROMANTIC AND FM S7 years young W. cooks much youmgagr. romantic h1 s�pQktaed towel music. do icit tnw.t. wing oaks, con4mkght dirwrws. pka much more Now someone to sera the good sme$ with. it ntwemno call BOX 2411046 LErS CONNECT SOON 47 r dila. 51' fammae won short Drown maty and hazel eyes. kiss movies. walks. hane- cookrg. camping and the outdoors Lock - 09 for a metre. around She some age or alar. with snore hntsrese$. kir frhrom Box 26915 A GREAT GAL 42 r old Mme" 5 4 attractive. Vim over, burwet. easy gong, good srwe of hwnorsocial dmworenjoys bwnas. the Outdoors, drives. If* beepti. walks. alow- ng. mowa$ and more Loa" for an a bacwoe. $n" morale who a tun kWm % with Anwar nwneia. BOX 14027 COULD THIS BE You 34 r old mom. hooking for someone to Spwd some Quiet rhes writ. QO b aww woo and shalt my krawo wen BOx 14190 LETS DANCE Attractive. divorced tom me. 57, medium build. bl0rf - half, halal eyes. no-rmokor. sooat dwwor Looking kir a of rale. So to 40. who wjoys dancing, spats. 1, OW mow. kir a rewbahrup BOX 16420 OW HARD TO PLEASE w r old swig" mom. 5'5-. onto" many If w I ookhnq for a tag. lino. awmeaorfab. N o down ki s in h morals. Who has open .Montes. Box 19096 YOU'RE My NERD Ws tmmama. Infamous. knla 9"A worm. CNddiy. seawng a lin Iwohg, advmrrardisg mnb Who mr00IS Nang, farfoomm4 lwirg rkmrnp in to eaatry ane mon. Box 1e0009033 FKNENDOW a NNONEVY hkft e. honest and cahvwp tont✓♦ %We mryoys tw Wig kings all has to tltw. wart) like to moral a gghMafbn. A to 00. who seeks a ' - and coatpe rwf in to Cd" or suno riding aroma BOX 20041 ENJOYABLE TNM 14M Sa ameW mom d two. 41. Fr. ekes cour" n 11 . d" out. bhp titve& waste. welclwg sporss on IK t11gmlgr. mnOfi_ Mc, see" a kine !Maud twin 30 to 42. narFimakr. ,C, , ', dl. . chkftw woks fuFYma and E 11111mia Mtrwdohq fiat. BOX 13961 .RAT TAKE CAME OF NE 20 r did. 5.10'. 130 Ib I& We seaatp a malt who Wfea eawhpmg, sport, wast on the brach. BOX 16447 SEEING A GE TLFAAN S1 r did bmals. loop matdo fair and blue mp& EYjOy bill fidig. vmaOdlg #"Llor. and quill awwwgL L-12 kir a gr111s- wan bWou n 49 and 59. BOX 3052 N r 410 calk bleak tom ik nwfwnohw wish a lea st of gold. Erjaw sain arusk, ai" ar. haaht and wad aamhig a MOW 40 pks, who ts kmIpviy and a non- ammm wttn ainaar lZeZ a BOX 11424 CAN YOU NANME fT? 49 r old, aBw,-1 bftdk I I non- smdmf, wfI0 tfaweled, aryoys ft" oft. Inuwi& sow* and wnow BOX rg a e13i5/9 noaat slab wr/f sraier iasieba PATH MAY MEET AS ONE 25 yr old, medium bun. self employed. ahtractive mom of one. Leo.wrth sense of humor Enjoys tisArq. working out and more Seeking a loyal. aftectwnate male for a long term relationship. BOX 13856 OPEN a HONEST a FUN 39 yr old. 5'5-. medium built, honest. white mom with brown heir, hazel eyes. smoker. social drinker and a sense of humor. Enjoys long walks. golf. camping. movies. Oancng and more Seeking a romantic male with sirdar interests. BOX 16260 YOUR COOPANIONSHP Someone to share theater_ dining Ofd, moves, day trips. outdoors. etc. Attractive. petite lady. 5-7. a kind hearted Libra, wksh- as to meet a sincere. honest. Christian gentleman. who 6 a nm -smoker, social drinker. early to mid Eos. n Cobourg and suroundlng tea Box 26937 GOT R TOGETHER? 22 r old. non-smokng, single wtwte female enjoys walks. dawg out. pool. cooling and maleIf you have a kind heart and a gentle hand. Imawe me a message BOX 15644 TAKING IT SLOW 40 yr young. 41•' 105 ib wrwte female is looker. for romance and honesty :t you are NOW ad. calf BOX 15742 (Dhr the chanM low am bring y�,u don't have ro dream it. Y,u can make it happen whit kill- personah ' FALL into a Relationship. 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