HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_12_06Pickering, feds seek options to airport designation
MP says Province hasn't protected lands
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
options to avoid the official desig-
Dan McTeague reports representa-
nicipality enacting zoning bylaws
"I don't think you need to have
Staff Writer
nation of federal property in north
tives of Transport Canada and the
to prevent incompatible develop-
a designation if there are guaran-
PICKERING — Federal and
Pickering as an airport site.
Town of Pickering met Friday to
ment around the potential airport
tees;' says Mr. McTeague, explain -
municipal officials are discussing
Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP
discuss the possibility of the mu-
site northwest of Brougham.
See McTEAGUE Page 4
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New rules for choosing Durham chairman
BY KEITH GIUJGAN
Staff Writer
Durham's next chairman must
be a sitting member of Regional
Council. but voters won't have a
direct say in who gets the top job.
Regional Council voted 15-10
Wednesday to restrict the posi-
tion to politicians chosen to serve
on council by voters in their mu-
nicipalities during civic elec-
tions.
Councillors turned down a
recommendation to keep the job
open to anyone of voting age.
Ironically, it was a year and a
day ago that council chose Roger
Anderson as current chairman
over Pickering Mayor Wayne
Arthurs despite the fact the for-
mer lost in his bid for the Ajax
mayoralty in the last municipal
election.
That sparked an outcry which
convinced council to review the
way Durham's chairman is se-
lected.
The Province must still
change the Region of Durham
Act before the new selection
process becomes official.
Even then, Mr. Anderson
could remain chairman after the
next municipal election because
he's considered a member of Re-
gional Council until the next
Durham boss is chosen.
Mayor Arthurs opposed both
the status quo and an election at
large. The latter "would lead to
another type of government,
away from a federation of munic-
ipal ities"
But, Whitby Mayor Marcel
Brunelle spoke out against re-
stricting the chairman's job to sit-
ting council members. "Some
past regional councillors would
be blocked (from holding the po-
sition). We'd close the door.
Please, don't close the door to
someone from the outside who
could help us"
Pickering Councillor Doug
Dickerson also spoke in favour of
the status quo. "The status quo
has done this region well and
done this region proud over the
years. No one option will satisfy
all."
Mr. Anderson said in an inter-
view he has "no problem" with
the change.
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BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Writer
Wish lists won't be entertained
when the public board decides
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Durham, says board chairman
Ruth Ann Schedlich.
Durham District School Board
trustees are faced with setting a
priority list of new schools and
renovation projects after the de-
feat of the board's accommoda-
tion and school improvement plan
last week.
That plan called for the con-
struction of 12 new schools over
the next three years and proposed
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Study proposes new approach to aid
mentally ill in transition to community
BY CINDY UPSHALL
Staff Writer
Making the transition from inpatient
to community resident easier is the aim
of a new study involving Whitby Men-
tal Health Centre (WMHC).
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ing people as they move from a psychi-
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with serious mental illness:'
The three-year, $750.000 study will
involve 540 discharged patients form
the WMHC, the London/St. Thomas
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bilitation Program or from the Dual Di-
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untarily participate.
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the Hamilton facility and "the outcome
of the study was this approach did im-
prove quality of life and saved the tax-
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Ontario.
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McTEAGUE From page I
ing the goal is to prevent development, such
as tall buildings or residential neighbourhoods
nearby, that would make it difficult to build an
airport in the future if one was ever needed.
Pearson airport is supposed to have enough
capacity to meet the Greater Toronto Area's
air transportation needs for another 30 years.
A group of area residents calling them-
selves VOCAL (Voters Organized to Cancel
the Airport Lands) has opposed the designa-
tion, claiming it would create momentum for
the construction of an airport that could not
likely be stopped. VOCAL maintains an air-
port in north Pickering would eliminate first-
class agricultural lands, bring pollution into
the area and destroy the surrounding commu-
nity and its way of life.
Pickering Council has passed a resolution
stating it does not support an airport here, and
called for the establishment of a stakeholders
group — which would include representatives
of the Town, the provincial and federal gov-
ernments and the community — to deal with
the designation issue and discuss the future of
Centre, on Brock Road just north of Hwy. 401.
The goal is to collect 110 units of blood each
day.
Up to four people can be treated with each
donation as a unit is divided into four compo-
nents — red cells, plasma, platelets and cryo -
finger at provir
the federal lands.
Ottawa expropriated the lands in 1972 for
an international airport which was never built.
Since then, a provincial minister's zoning
order has controlled development in much of
the area around the site. However, in July fed-
eral Transport Minister David Collenette an-
nounced the lands would be officially desig-
nated as an airport site under the federal Aero-
nautics Act to prevent incompatible develop-
ment.
According to Mr. McTeague, recent
provincial decisions which could lead to inap-
propriate development in the area have forced
Ottawa to pursue designation. The MP says
the feds would likely agree to forego designa-
tion if another solution could be found to pro-
tect the option of building an airport here if
and when it's necessary.
Mr. McTeague suggests it was a "mis-
statement" by Durham West MPP and Minis-
ter of Community and Social Services Janet
Ecker to tell the News Advertiser recently that
the Province hadn't done anything to push Ot-
tawa to designate the lands.
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tially designated under the (provincial) minis-
ter's order has now disappeared and that has
accelerated over the past couple of years,"
says Mr. McTeague. "They're not prepared to
live up to the commitment they made in the
1970s to protect those lands. It's not fair to
play this jurisdictional game"
The MP also questions Ms. Ecker's sug-
gestion the provincial government has no au-
thority on the airport issue and that it is
"trumped" by Ottawa.
"I would have hoped the minister could
have worked with this process in the best in-
terest of the community as opposed to trying
to wash her hands of something that is clearly
part and parcel of our joint responsibility on
the question of the disposition of the lands up
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.DURHAM From page 1
But the defeat of the plan has forced
the board to cut the proposed list of 12
new schools to eight. Staff are recom-
mending to trustees that they go ahead
with four schools in Whitby, one in
Uxbridge, two in Ajax and an addition
to Westney Heights Public School in
Ajax. And, many of the renovation
projects won't go ahead at this time.
"The board will deal (before year's
end) with the elementary schools that
are going forward," Mrs. Schedlich
says. "We need to deal with it (soon).
We need to get the tenders out."
She adds the schools still on the list
were recommended by staff because
they are in high growth areas and says
it's "unreasonable" to change that list
at this time.
"Staff have been working on this
plan for a long time," the Pickering
trustee says. "In all fairness trustees
have had over six months to look at it.
If they had questions they wished to
raise they had plenty of time"
But, Oshawa trustee Jane Weist says
she won't support the proposed list of
schools.
"I will oppose it. I don't think the
priority list is coming out right. There
are four schools in Whitby:' she says.
Ms. Weist says she wants to see a
school in the Attersley area added to
the list.
"I think we need to put our input
into it. It is up to us as trustees to look
at that priority list to see if other
schools should be on it," she says.
Meanwhile, parents at schools that
would have seen additions or renova-
tions under the plan say they're con-
cerned with overcrowding now that
plans have been shelved.
At Pine Ridge Secondary School in
Pickering, which would have gotten a
10 -room addition, there are already 20
portables on the school grounds. And,
school council chairman Al Goodall
says, by the year 2001, "We're going to
be adding 200 more pupils... this is a
school in need"
He says the school needs a "mini-
mum of 10 classrooms. And, in order
to do that, we need the funding for it"
That's why Rob Windrim, a parent
at Ridgeway Public School in Oshawa,
says, "We need to get the community
of Durham working together.
"It's the government that needs to
come through with the money we
need," Mr. Windrim says. "The Pre-
mier met with Mel Lastman and solved
the problems in Toronto. He needs to
come to Durham and fix our prob-
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EDITORIAL
Crackdown
absolutely needed
Suspended drivers must be stopped
What's the point in suspending
the right io drive if the penalties for
being caught are virtually meaning-
less?
The obvious answer to the ques-
tion is to toughen up the punishment
for suspended drivers caught behind
the wheel. That's why the
Province's latest move to deal with
the problem of suspended drivers
will help make our highways and bi-
ways safer.
If your licence to drive has been
suspended and you tempt fate by
going for a drive you could face a
fine of between $5,000 to $50,000,
up from $500 to 55400. The ten-
fold increase in fines is meant to be
a severe deterrent to those who,
once convicted and who receive a li-
cence suspension, would foolishly
flout the law.
Those who arc caught a second
time while their licence is suspend-
ed face fines double the new amount
-- 510,000 to S 100,000. That's
sending a loud and clear message.
As Transport Minister Tony
Clement said when the bill was in-
troduced last Monday, "Ontario is
the last place a person driving under
a Criminal Code suspension wants
to get caught" He added the new
bill is aimed at "the worst offenders
on our roads"
A note of caution however was
sounded by Durham Regional Po-
lice Sergeant Jim Grimley, who in-
dicated that some suspended drivers
might choose to flee police rather
than get caught — especially with
the new huge fines involved.
Sgt. Grimley points out — and
we've been arguing for this legisla-
tion for many months now — that
harsh sentences including mandato-
ry jail terms must be levelled
against anyone who flees police.
The officer suggested stiff penalties
for those who fail to stop for police
must go 'hand-in-hand' with the in-
creased fines for driving while sus-
pended.
The people of Ontario for many
years now have been calling for
harsh treatment of drivers who
refuse to respect the rules of the
road and the law of the land. Drunk -
driving, speeding, dangerous dri-
ving and driving while suspended
simply cannot be tolerated. The
stakes are too high.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Airport land
vital resource
for feeding people
To the editor.
As a member of both Voters Or-
ganized to Cancel the Airport Lands
(VOCAL) and the Green Door Al-
liance (GDA), I feel compelled to
Dogs, boaters called threat to outdoors
It's tragic our enjoyment of outdoors threatens to destroy it
' How fortunate for Cinder the dog
there's concern that dogs are upset -
she is unable to read the News Adver-
ting ground -breeding wildlife, I
t1ser.
would certainly agree the dogs arc
For Cinder, and many other dogs
Judi
being given the opportumry to do it.
in Durham Region, would no doubt
Another great place to hike with a
be upset to learn they may soon be un-
Bobbitt
dog is the Greenwood Conserwation
welcome to ramble in Whitby's
Area in Pickering, where we saw a
Lynde Shores Conservation Arca, justS
te,
blue heron. It would be a great loss
east of Ajax. The prohibiting of dogs
for residents if the conservation au -
from Lynde Shores is under consider-
thori someday has to ban
ty y dogs and
ation by the Central Lake Ontario
have a dog in tow. If (LOCA deter-
hikers from Greenwood in order to
Conservation Authority in a new
mines that banning dogs and boating
protect it.
management plan, just released to the
from the area is in the best interests of
At the Ganaraska Forest, I could
public for comment.
the environmentally -sensitive marsh,
see why the arta is a favourite of
While it's advisable to read the re-
then residents will have to abide by it.
cross-country skiers and mountain -
port all the way through before dash-
But it's a sad sign of the times when
bike enthusiasts. It's equally enticing
ing off a response to C LOCA, some
we've encroached upon wildlife to the
just to saunter through the forest,
comments made by Sandra Hanson,
extent that simply walking a dog or
walking on a carpet of pine needks.
the authority's director of corporate
casting a fishing line threatens to
But after C LOCA's news about Lynde
services, bring some immediate con-
damage the environment further.
Shores, I wondered if skiing and bik-
cc= to mind
The day may come, perhaps, when
ing can always be enjoyed here with -
She notes that, since the conserve-
all our conservation areas are under
out damaging the ecology.
bon area is home to "ground-breedmg
threat because of the activities we
And so it has come to this. In a re -
wildlife," it's "not the place to bring a
enjoy there. And that's worrisome.
gion that's growing rapidly with sub.
dog." Other restrictions being looked
Coincidentally, I have joined Cin-
divisions, industry and commercial
at by C LOCA include prohibiting
der and her master recently for sever-
plazas, our treasured greenspaces
unauthorized trail use, banning fish-
al walks in local conservation areas.
offer us a place for the outdoor acuv-
ing and boating in Cranberry Marsh
It's been a fine autumn for it. At
ides we covet. How tragic that our en -
and limiting canoe launching.
Lynde Shores, almost everyone we
vironment hangs in such a tenuous
Lynde Shores draws people from
saw was accompanied by a dog and
state of health that our very presence
all over Durham, and many of them
yes, people do allow them off leash. If
there threatens to destroy it.
respond to Bill Belfry's letter com-
plaining about too many articles on
the front page of the News Advertis-
er about the prospect of an airport on
the Pickering lands.
The GDA, which has been re- ?
searching alternative plans for prop-
er use of the lands since the People
or Planes movement stopped the air-
port in the 1970s, was delighted to
see the considerable support i
VOCAL has amassed in a few short
months, voicing opposition to the
declaration of the 30 -square -mile
tract as an airport site. To use Mr.
Belfry's own argument, a vast ma-
jority of people may not care to
voice their dissent, but that doesn't
mean they are in favour of an air-
port.
Furthermore, it is hard to believe
his conjecture that the rest of "the
vast majority of Durham residents
favour the present plans for an air-
port" when agriculture is Durham's
second largest industry. The 18,600
acres are 90 per cent Class I to Class
3 foodland, the only significant
block of Class I land in Canada east
of Toronto.
When an ever-expanding popula-
tion on the planet means good food -
lands will be ever more necessary, it
is obvious that protection of this
vital resource will also be good busi-
ness — a farther reaching, longer
Luting and more noble business for
the region's citizens than the hun-
dreds of millions of dollars in profit
for a handful of developers at the ex-
pense of the Durham taxpayers.
Lasty, the News Advertiser was
Often the only source of information
about the Pickering lands. My con-
grahilations to the News Advertiser
for continuing to cover stories of im-
portance and value to the residents
of this community and the region.
Angie Jones,
Claremont
M1,
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A Holocaust su*rvivor's ta-leNlIft
Anita Mayer shares a lesson in the strength of the spirit
BY STEPHANIE McDONALD
Special to the News Advertiser
Anita Mayer knows what it's like
to live in terror.
The Holocaust survivor was con-
fined to Nazi concentration camps
for a year after hiding out from the
Germans for 18 months during the
Second World War.
At one point, she was held cap-
tive alongside Anne Frank, Ms.
Mayer told two Grade 9 classes at
Dunbarton High School in Picker-
ing where she spoke about her ex-
periences recently.
Those experiences changed her
life forever and inspired her to write
the book One Who Came Back.
"It affected my whole life," said
the native of Holland who now lives
in Toronto. "I am just a product of
the Holocaust"
Now 73, Ms. Mayer read ex-
cerpts from her book, answered
questions from students and re-
counted her horrific memories of
starvation and fear.
Ms. Mayer and her family hid
out for a year -and -a -half along with
nine other Jewish people taken in by
a Christian family whose son was
part of the underground resistance.
That ended when they were cap-
tured by the Nazis on Aug. 2, 1944,
a day that's etched into Ms. Mayer's
mind.
They knew something was
wrong when they heard a car after
the 10 p.m. curfew. "We had devel-
oped a sixth sense for anything out
of the ordinary," said Ms. Mayer.
There was not enough time for
the "hiders" to reach the shelter they
had built for themselves a year ear-
lier underneath the dining room.
The Nazis were only looking for
the family's son but ended up also
capturing Ms. Mayer, then 19, her
brother, parents and the other peo-
ple being concealed. "We were a
bonus."
After a short stay in a Holland
prison, Ms. Mayer and her family
were taken to Westerbork, a concen-
tration camp where all the Jewish
people from the Netherlands were
sent.
There, she got to know Anne
Frank and her sister while bunking
beside them. "Anne was the serious
quiet one who did very little talking,
a tall pretty girl who looked very
mature for her age," Ms. Mayer re-
calls in her book.
The family spent two weeks at
Westerbork before she was trans-
ferred to the infamous Auschwitz
and separated from her loved ones.
She would never see them again.
Ms. Mayer recalled the inhu-
manity of Auschwitz for the stu-
dents.
Captives were forced to dig
graves and bury bodies of concen-
tration camp inmates killed by the
Nazis. "!bey did anything they
could to break our resistance"
But she refused to let the Nazis
break her spirit. "My mother use to
say, 'They can touch you on the out-
side but they can't touch you on the
inside'"
Ms. Mayer was imprisoned in
Auschwitz for two months before
Holocaust survivor Anita
Mayer's smile belies the horri-
ble memories she has of Nazi -
led work camps she spent time
in as a young woman. She
spent time recently sharing
some of those memories and
excerpts from a book she wrote
with students at Pickering's
Dunbarton High School.
being transferred to a work camp
were she would stay until the end of
the war.
She'll never forget the day she
left Auschwitz. Ali the women in
her barrack were ordered by guards
to take off their clothes. Josef Men-
gele, who Ms. Mayer calls "a mon-
ster", walked past the line of
women, pointing them in the direc-
tion they were to go. "He selected
the people who would live and the j
ones who would die"
Not everyone was as lucky as
she.
Many women were ordered into
a room to the right, including Ms. 1
Frank. "Inside the room were naked
women like sardines in a can, scared
to death, some crying, some pray-
ing" None of the women in that
room survived the war. !
Ms. Mayer lost her entire family I
and many of the friends she had
made. "I was the only one who I
came back and I had to start my life
over from scratch"
She wrote her book in the late
1970s to ensure others were aware
of what went on during the Holo-
caust and to attempt to put it behind
her.
"I felt my children and their chil-
dren should know what happened to
me. And, writing the book freed
me.
So, too, did her move to Canada.
"I wanted to get away from the
memories"
Remarkably, Ms. Mayer said,
she never questioned the motives of
the Nazis. "I never asked the rea-
sons why they were doing what they
were doing. All I wanted to do was
survive."
Parents can play critical role in
eliminating school yard bullies: Professor
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Writer
Parents have an important role
to play in putting an end to bully-
ing in the school yard, school
council members heard Thursday
during an anti -bullying workshop
at the Durham District School
Board.
"Bullying is normal on the
playground, but if we as adults
don't have a presence there, play-
grounds become much like the
Lord of the Flies where children's
justice prevails," York University
professor Dr. Debra Pepler, an
expert in anti -bullying interven-
tion, told a crowd of roughly 60
parents. "You can't say to a vic-
tim, 'go and solve it yourself.' It
needs somebody to shift that
power."
During a three-year study of
student behaviour at elementary
schools in Toronto, Dr. Pepler
found between 15 to 20 per cent
of pupils report being victims of a
school -yard bully.
"That's five or six children in
each class. It's not a problem
that's insignificant—it happens in
every school—it's an absolutely
. DEBRA PEPLER
"Playgrounds become much
.like Lord of the Flies.'
universal phenomenon as chil-
dren figure out how power
works."
She told parents bullying can
be physical, verbal or psycholog-
ical. "It's those put-downs, it's
demeaning somebody on a per-
sistent basis. Each time it hap-
pens the bully gains power and
the victim loses it. Each time that
relationship becomes more con-
solidated... kids need to find more
pro -social ways of being power-
ful.-
And,
ower-
ful"And, that comes through adult
intervention, she said, encourag-
ing parents to work with teachers
and school administrators in
tackling bullying problems at
their schools. She suggested
school councils help to develop
and enforce school policies, in-
crease communication about the
issue and build anti -bullying pro-
grams into the curriculum. "It's
so important you go to the school
and talk about these kinds of is-
sues.
"We tend to think kids will
grow out of it. But bullying is a
life -span problem," Dr. Pepler
said, noting as children get older,
bullying "changes form and
moves into sexual harassment
and gang behaviour."
She notes girls engage in bul-
lying almost as often as boys, but
says their methods are a little dif-
ferent. "I think you really have to
work with girls. Girls are particu-
larly skilled at indirect bullying.
We need, as parents, to monitor
children and tell them this is not
acceptable behaviour.
"Everything she talked about
is happening at our school. She
hit the problem right on the
nose," said Cindy Mansell, a
school council member at Sir
John A. Macdonald Public
School in Pickering, who plans to
discuss Dr. Pepler's anti -bullying
initiatives with other parents.
Meanwhile, Glenna Janssen,
who, along with parent Jane Rail,
developed a program called The
Friendly Playground at Whitby's
Leslie McFarlane Public School,
says, "when children are inactive,
when they don't have something
to do, then: are opportunities to
get into mischief."
The idea behind the program,
which is not running at the school
this year, is to give young stu-
dents activities during recess
while allowing older students an
opportunity to take a leadership
role.
She adds, "We're concerned
that bullying is a sneaky
thing ... the more we're aware that
those behaviours go on, the better
prepared you are to deal with it."
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DURHAM REGIONAL
COUNCIL BRIEFS
,DEC. 6, 1998
Hwy. 407 on the road
to Durham
Extension of Hwy. 407 into
Durham Region will begin next
spring.
Durham Chairman Roger An-
derson told Regional Council
Wednesday construction will start in
April on extending the toll highway to
east of Brock Road in Pickering.
"That in itself is good news"
Provincial Transportation Minis-
ter Tony Clement made the an-
nouncement at a meeting of GTA
Mayors and Chairs recently. The
road is to be built and operated by
the private sector but Mr. Clement
said the work would start even if the
Province hasn't found a buyer.
The highway will eventually ex-
tend across the region to Hwys. 35-
115 in Clarington. Mr. Anderson re-
ported an Environmental Assess-
ment is under way for the rest of the
highway in Durham.
"This is something the Region of
Durham was very pleased to hear. I
congratulate the minister on his fore-
sight" Mr. Anderson said.
Logo unveiled for
Durham's silver
anniversary
Plans are shaping up for
Durham Region's 25th anniversary
next year.
Clarington Councillor John Mut-
ton, co-chairman of the anniversary
plans, unveiled the anniversary logo
Wednesday.
He explained it represents the
1 different features of the region, indi-
cating that Durham has its share of
agriculture, tourist attractions, a
healthy lifestyle, urban and industrial
development, and lakes. As well, all
community groups in Durham's eight
municipalities are invited to register
their events with the anniversary
committee. Quarterly calendars will
be published and delivered to all
households in the region.
"We see this as a great opportu-
nity for community groups to publi-
cize their events right across the re-
gion and hope everyone will take ad-
vantage of it: Coun. Mutton said.
Call Durham 99 at 723-0023 or
14800-706-9857 for more w4orma-
tion.
N* for ft
wimp a ne"s 011e dies
Durham Region wd again pro-
vide ftnancW help to low-income res-
idents who can't pay funeral and bur-
ial costs for loved ones.
Council voted Wednesday to re-
sttrnepaying irtlerrrrertt costs to a de-
ceased person's surviving kin if the
bereaved meets a needs test.
When the Ordaw Works Act be-
came law this past May, it ir"Wed a
provision that funeral and burial pay-
mertts would only be paid to the be-
reaved d the deceased was rece: #-
ing social assistance before their
death.
Since MW 30 requests for fi.
nancial aid have been denied be-
cause the deceased wasn't on as -
It's estimated the arcual cost to
the Region wil be about $120,000.
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Stumped!
Troy Redshax- prepares a shipment of Christmas
spruces and firs for purchase as area residents gear up
for Christmas. Mr. Redshax mans the tree lot — one
of many around Ajar and Pickering — in the parking
lot of Harwood Place Mall in Ajar.
MP wants end to
concurrent sentences
BY CINDY UPSHALL
Staff Writer
Serial murderers and
rapists shouldn't get -vol-
ume discounts" from Cana-
da's justice system, says
Whitby's member of parlia-
ment.
"We should be giving
volume discounts? Three for
the price of five? I don't
think so," a passionate Judi
Longfield, Whitby -Ajax
MP, told This Week speak-
ing in support of a private
members' bill which would
end concurrent sentences for
serial murderers and rapists.
"People want life to
mean life," she says, adding
many people are frustrated
by the practice of giving
concurrent sentences to
multiple murderers, which
even with a life sentence
could see them out on parole
"in relatively few years."
She says the current prac-
tice of concurrent sentenc-
ing sends the message to
killers that "once you've
killed one, why not kill five
or six more. They only give
you life.,
Ms. Longfield asks how
you tell the family of a mur-
der victim that the person re-
sponsible was only sen-
tenced for one murder, but
"for the second, third and
fourth one, we'll forget
about it?"
Her strong feelings on
the issue ran contrary to
those of Oshawa MP Ivan
Grose who spoke at the jus-
tice committee this week
and questioned how consec-
utive sentences addresses a
person's potential for reha-
bilitation.
Ms. Longfield says re-
moving the option for con-
current sentences will only
apply to serial murderers
and rapists, not people con-
victed of any other crime.
"I don't see rehabilitating
serial killers," she says.
Although she believes in
a judge's discretion in pass-
ing sentences, Ms. Long-
field says "I think when
we're talking about the tak-
ing of a life and rape, those
kinds of disgusting atroci-
ties, there shouldn't be any
•discretionary power"
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SUNDAY, DEC. 6
PICKERING MUSEUM
VILLAGE: Hogmanay and a
Victorian Christmas are cele-
brated during Christmas in the
Village from noon to 3 p.m. at
Pickering Museum Village. on
Hwy. 7 between Brock and
Westncy Roads. Authentic hol-
iday treats, making paper orna-
ments to take home, caroling.
Adults $5, seniors and students
$4, children $3, families $15.
683-8401.
AUTISM: The Autism Soci-
ety, Durham Chapter, and
Scott's Place hold a Christmas
party from 1 to 4 p.m. for indi-
viduals with autism, PDD or
Asperger's, their families and
friends. Please take a wrapped
and labeled gift (not to exceed
$15) for each child you bring.
For location, call 427-9572
(Judy Crosbie), 839-3768 (Lyn
Kyneston).
OPTIMISTS: The Pickering
Optimist Club holds its annual
Photo With Santa from 1 1 a.m.
to 5 p.m. at the SuperCentre,
corner of Liverpool and
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Kingston Rds., Pickering.
Free, but donations accepted
for the Christmas Wish Foun-
dation. 427-9604 (Lisa).
BLACK WOMEN: The Con-
gress of Black Women of
Canada, Ajax -Pickering Chap-
ter, holds its third annual
Scholarship Brunch from 1 to
4 p.m. at the William Peake
Community Centre, 1990
Whites Rd. N., Pickering. En-
tertainment includes a steel
drum soloists, comedian and
Hummingbird Dancers. Adults
$20. seniors $15, children
under 12 $10. 420-8465, 427-
5535, 428-0264.
NIONDAI-, DEC. 7
HEALTH: Dr. John Noble
holds a weekly 'Half -Hour to
Health' workshop at 7 p.m. at 8
Old Kingston Rd., Ajax. Learn
the latest information on health
breakthroughs. Space is limit-
ed. Reserve seating in advance.
427-3202.
CONCERT: The County
Town Singers holds its annual
Christmas concert, A Christ-
mas Spectacular, at 8 p.m. at
the Salvation Army Temple,
750 Thornton Rd. N., Oshawa.
It's also on Dec. 8. Tickets are
$10 for adults, $8 for seniors
and students, and $5 for chil-
dren 12 and under. Phone 427-
0201.
TUESDAY, DEC. 8
CONCERT: The Countv
Town Singers holds its annual
Christmas concert, A Christ-
mas Spectacular, at 8 p.m. at
the Salvation Army Temple,
750 Thornton Rd. N., Oshawa.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $8
for seniors and students, and
$5 for children aged 12 and
under. Phone 427-0201 for in-
formation.
CANCER: Hearth Place Can-
cer Support Centre, 86 Col-
borne St. W., Oshawa, holds its
annual Christmas social and
carol sing. A donation of a
Christmas angel ornament
would be appreciated. 579-
4833.
March of Dimes needs your talents
The March of Dimes is
gearing up for its 1999 Door to
Door campaign in January.
Funds raised by volunteer
canvassers ar-d area captains in
communities across Durham
Region provide assistance and
encourage independence for
adults with physical disabili-
ties.
Local residents arc needed
to assist with the January
fund-raiser.
Last year's campaign raised
a record-breaking $1 million
across the Province which
helped provide programs and
services that help adults with
physical disabilities partici-
pate fully in community life.
Local volunteers are need -
cd to canvass neighbourhoods
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For our 72 page Sears Pm4)n tt (x1211)
(Sale dates: Nov. 30 - Dec. 6, 1999)
Page 67 - 6 -pc. precision screwdriver set. This dem
is not a Craftsman warranty product.
Our 16 page Sears 2 Day Power Sale (#1212)
(Sale dates: Dec. 5 - 6. 1998)
Paye 15 - CrAsmart 12V Cordess 'Professia►ar
DnVDriver #22487 -Item not available at this time.
Pop 6 - Save 30% Girls' Boca separates. Ad
stales: Sears reg. 14.99-29.99 each 10.49-20.99.
Ad should have read: Sears reg. 15.99-35.99 each
11.19-25.19
Payr 12 - Save $500 Free Spirit Club Trie". Ad
stales: Sears reg. 2199.99 each 1699.99. Ad should
have read: Sears reg. 2299.99 each 1799.99
Page 4 - the word `ar is referring to al fal 8 hokley
fashions orgy (example: alTradition Dressy Co-
ordrtales, al Jessica fashion, al dresses, al
Vfter, al Nevada tops, al Haagar For Her)
Our 4 page Major Appliance (Meda #1215)
(Sale dates: Nov. 30 - Dec. 13,1998)
Paye 4 -12 amp. upright Vacuum (Stock 08020)
Price currently reads: 149.00. Price should have
read: 168.00.
we wicert* Wdogize for any incpttterwence Itis
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News Tip?
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Next time you're at the grocery store,
pick up a couple of extra non-perishable
items for the sake of a hungry, needy
child this Christmas.
Simcoe Hall Settlement House is
holding its annual Community Christ-
mas Food Drive again this year. They
are hoping that Durham Region resi-
dents will show the same kindness and
generosity toward needy families
demonstrated in past years.
Among the non-perishable food
items most in need are dried or canned
soup: crackers. heans: canned pasta or
tomato sauce; canned fruits and vegeta-
bles; canned stew; canned fish or meats;
breakfast cereal; treats for families with
children; powdered or canned milk;
dried macaroni dinner; dried pasta or
rice; tea or instant coffe; Jell-O or pud-
ding; peanut butter or jam; juice; diapers
and baby formula.
Charitable tax receipts will be issued
to donors who wish to make a contribu-
tion toward turkey vouchers, fruit and
vegetables.
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Atter twenty six years in the fvuncul industry, I untortunately
can say that I am stumped as to what the heck is going on. Both interest
rates and the dollar, are up and down like a toilet seat, (after drinking
Mexican water) and it never seems to swing to the public's advantage. 11 v
Over the past ten days interest rates rose an average of forty basis points,
with no plausible explanation. !vow the US. has lowered their rates
again, we have lowered prime and although at the time this was written
no lenders have dropped lending rates, I would assume a minor reduc-
tion will happen soon. I would be very surprised, no, change that to v
shocked, if rales did drop more than forty basis points as they should. Funadli
A Real Thorn In MX Side
One thing I have been dead against from day one, are these so ! lst 2nd83 Mtxtgegeis
called MEGA MERGERS. I personally have never believed in a monop-
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cial monopoly, and this would be the worst possible scenario that could ►pow you nauta�rt
happen to the public. Any time competition is taken away in any sector, —
we are at the total mercy of the newly created Gods. One of the "flies in
the ointment" was the reality of TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND jobs
being eliminated from these mergers. Well to all our surprise, they The friendly and knowledgeable
appear to have found a way around the public outcry. From a very reli- staff at Central Funding Group able source, (the same one who told me about the mergers, six months n g P are
before they were announced to the general public.) I was advised that a from ld+ Ray Rehman, Gilds Dean,
large portion of the branches that would have been closed with the Sylvia Jules and Glen Campbell.
mergers, are being notified over the next few weeks that they will be dosing now (Some now, and most over the next six
months.) Well, Merry Christian from tune Gods. What this will accomplish, is that the Mergers will have a far greater dance
of going through, if the amount of people disposed of is negligible. In simple English, if they get rid of them now, it can't be
blamed on the Mergers. I guess the impression the gods have, that we are as dumb as we look, is true in their eyes. Well we
may be dumb, tett we definitely are not stupid We must as a group fight this merger with a passion and conviction that has
never before seer in Canada. Not for our sake, but for our chddren and the generation to follow.
Get voluself in sha>oe
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blue box in their town recently and were re-
warded with another blue box full off goodies
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recentiv. They won the award as part of a pro-
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Rybaks in the background is News Advertiser
recycling columnist Larraine Roulston.
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Health &FiTNEss
NEWS ADVERTISER DEC.
Beware effects of Mevacor
and grapefruit juice
Do you enjoy grapefruit juice for
breakfast? If so be careful how much
you drink if you're taking cholesterol-
lowering drugs such as Mevacor.
Zocor and Lipitor. Studies show that
grapefruit juice carries a powerful
punch. It can increase the levels of
Mevacor in the blood 15 times. And
this may result in rhabdomylosis, a
skeletal muscle -wasting disease.
Dr. Dave Bailey, Associate Profes-
sor, Department of Medicine at the
University of Western Ontario was the
first scientist in the world to discover
that grapefruit juice has the ability to
raise the level of drugs in the blood.
In 1991 Dr. Bailey reported a study
in the British journal 'Lancet.' It
showed an interaction between
felodipine (Plendil and Renedil) drugs
used to treat hypertension and grape-
fruit juice. At the time it was consid-
ered a mete academic curiosity. But
those who ignored its warnings were in
for a shock.
Now a group of Finnish researchers
have proved that grapefruit juice mag-
nifies the level of Mevacor in the
blood. It's the same as an overdose of
15 times the recommended dose of
Mevacor. And it risks 'rhabdomylosis.'
That's too big a price to pay for lower-
ing blood cholesterol.
Dr. Bailey claims that the effect of a
glass of grapefruit juice lasts 24 hours.
He continues, "There's a real possibil-
ity that if a patient takes Mevacor with
grapefruit juice for two to three weeks
he would develop this complication:'
I find this report frightening. After
all, it's not as if patients on these cho-
lesterol-lowering drugs were pouring
themselves a three -ounce martini for
breakfast. Who in his wildest dreams
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Call the Lung Association at 436-
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The Doctor
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would have thought that enjoying
grapefruit juice was living on the
edge''
Dr. Bailey says he and his col-
leagues have notified the manufacturer
of this interaction.
?Merck Pharmaceuticals agrees that
grapefruit juice can elevate blood lev-
els of some cholesterol-lowering
drugs. But it contends the Finnish
study used unrealistic amounts of
grapefruit juice. And that not a single
case of rhabdomylosis has ever been
documented in over 30 million pa-
ticnts.
Dr. Bailey is not impressed by this
point. He says, 'lite fact that there is
not a reported serious interaction be-
tween grapefruit juice and Mevacor
does not mean it does not exist. It may
not have been recognized because of a
lack of awareness"
Merck scientists are now studying
the effects of a single glass of grape-
fruit juice on the action of Mevacor.
One wonders why this wasn't done
earlier. After all, Dr. Bailey's research
showing the power of grapefruit juice
was published in 1991! It would ap-
pear that his report simply collected
dust.
What should medical consumers
do? Finnish researchers report that not
all cholesterol-lowering drugs are af-
fected by grapefruit juice. For instance,
Pravachol and Lescol do not have this
interaction as other enzymes and main-
ly responsible for their metabolism.
Mevacor is not the only drug that
reacts with grapefruit juice. Others in-
clude antihistamines such as Seldane
or Hismanal, dihydropyridine calcium
channel blockers, cyclosporine and
Prepulsid.
Today everyone should be on the
alert for drug interactions. Some elder-
ly people are taking 10 or more drugs.
This could result in enormous numbers
of drug-induced complications.
And there's another problem. As we
age all our organs gradually become
less efficient. For example, the youth-
ful liver and kidneys easily remove
drugs from blood circulation. Older or-
gans are less effective allowing drugs
to accumulate and reach dangerous
levels.
We still have a lot to learn about
drug interactions. And we should all
ask this question. If something like
grapefruit juice causes trouble, what
happens when we take two or more
powerful drugs in combination?
This means that patients must fa-
miliarize themselves with whatever
drug they are taking. One way is to
read the information provided by phar-
macies when prescriptions are filled.
At the moment however, they don't
carry the warning about grapefruit and
these cholesterol-lowering drugs.
Be sure to ask your doctor about
drug interactions. But remember you
can't rely entirely on his or her advice.
None of the doctors in my survey knew
about the interaction between grape-
fruit juice and certain drugs.
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It takes courage to be well
Dr. Mary Ann Franko D.C.
This is the time of the year when
hearts are open to the goodness in one
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Children come first...
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Report calls for tough new child protection measures
BY JACQUIE MC1NNF..t
Stuff Writer -
Her life lasted only six years but the
legacy of recommendations s(cnunin"
from an inquest into the murder of Jen-
nifer (Koval's'kvj) England could he
far-reaching in the protection of other
Ontario children.
"What we want to make sure is
never again — if that's Ix)ssible — will
we have to see these haunting pho-
tographs on the front page of newspa-
peZp:' says Durham West MPP and
Minister of Community and Social Ser-
vices Janet Ecker. Legislation intro-
duced by the minister is a key compo-
nent to measures endorsed in a report
from the provincial coroner's office
which investigated how closely recom-
mendations from inquests into the
deaths of six children were followed by
the agencies, including the Children's
Aid Society (CAS) and government
ministries involved. "We want to better
protect kids. It's that simple:' says Ms.
Ecker.
Jennifer, a Bowmanville resident,
died April 2, 1996 at the hands of her
adopted father. 4.5 -year-old Ronald
England, a schizophrenic, who was
later found not criminally responsible
for the brutal stabbing that led to her
death. Believing Jennifer was possessed
by Satan. Mr. England stabbed the child
at least 69 times, so ferociously the
knife was found through her chest em-
bedded in the floor beneath her. His 79 -
year -old mother. Marion Johnston, was
also stabbed to death by Mr. England.
during the incident. Concerns about the
role of the Children's Aid Society dur-
ing Jennifer's brief life, were raised in
the wake of her brutal death.
Almost two-thirds (62 per cent) of
recommendations made by six child
abuse inquests — including Jennifer's
— have been implemented or will be in
the near future, says Deputy Chief
Coroner Dr. James Cairns. And another
26 per cent are under consideration, ac-
cording to the comprehensive report
The report applauds the measures al-
ready implemented including the legis-
lation introduced by Ms. Ecker to im-
prove the Children and Family Services
Act which was last updated 14 years
ago.
The legislation "will certainly im-
prove the welfare system's ability to
trop children:' says Joan Skelton, pres-
ident of the Children's Aid Society of
Durham Region.
Dr. Cairns agrees. "If and when all
of these recommendations are up and
running... the system of child protection
in Ontario will be much more compre-
hgnsive:' One part of the legislation will
ensure a review of the Act is conducted
at least every five years.
Measures currently being imple-
niented include:
• sew child -focused provincial legisla-
tion which puts the rights of the child
above those of the parents including
less stringent markers of what consti-
tutes abuse;
• a standardized risk assessment model
for all CAS social workers to assist
ttrlem in determining the level of danger
a child is in; including necessary pro-
tective action to be followed (this began
Sept. I );
• an annual review of child protection
files and social workers case notes and,
• establishment of a provincewide data -
base linking the CAS offices for
easy cross- re ferenci no to be fully
up and running provincewide b)
April 1999 and to begin test -pilot-
ing in select offices, including the
Durham CAS, within weeks.
".all of the cham-cs proposed
would he of relevance to Jennifer's
case:' says Dr. Cairns. A four per-
son — two men, two women —
1997 jury inquest into Jenniter's
murder condemned social workers
with the Toronto Children's Aid
Society for recommending Mr.
England's custodv bid and for irre-
sponsible monitoring of the case.
especially following the family's
move to Bowmanville. Jennifer's
files were never transferred to the
Durham CAS and no home visits
were ever made at the Duke Street
residence where %Ir. England's
mental state is said to have serious-
ly deteriorated.
Ninety-five per cent of the rec-
ommendations made by the Eng-
land jury inquest are either to be
implemented or are still under con-
sideration.
One of their foremost recom-
mendations was to change the def-
inition of a "child in need of pro-
tection" to include neglect and ex-
posure to domestic violence or
abuse, including emotional or ver-
bal abuse. The proposed provincial
JOAN SKELTON
'We're already working on
an important new risk
assessment model.'
legislation introduced by Ms.
Ecker would place the safety of the
child ahead of the rights of the par-
ents. For the first time it will in-
clude neglect and emotional care
as a reason to protect the child.
Under the 1984 legislation. Chil-
dren's Aid workers would look for
clear-cut physical abuse prior to re-
moving a child from a family
home.
""bite system was putting the in-
terest of parents way above those
JANET ECKER
'We Kant to better
protect kids. It's that
simple.'
of the children:' notes Dr. Cairns.
"rhere are some people who may
say the pendulum is swinging back
too far (with the new legislation)
but I'm not one of them."
The Durham CAS took the rec-
ommendations "very seriously:'
says Ms. Skelton. "We're already
working on an important new risk
assessment model."
Workers across Ontario were
trained on the new model in the
last year and were required to
hegin using it as of Sept. 1.
"Its a more objective tool
rather than subjective," says Mr.
Cairns of the assessment test to de-
tcnnine the level of safety a child is
facing in his home situation. "It
,on be (the social workers) `gut
Feeling'. There's going to be a
scoring mechanism:' he says.
Ms. Ecker says the changes to
the legislation were based on the
findings of three ministry reports
and the findings of the six juror in-
quests into the deaths of Jennifer,
Lisa Marie MacLean, Shanay
Johnson, Kasandra Shepherd, Wil-
son and Margret Kasonde (in a
combined inquest) and David and
Angela Dombroskic with Devin
and Jamie Lee Burns (also a com-
bined inquest).
"I want to congratulate the
coroner and the jurors. The recom-
mendations they made were good
and made it easier for the govern-
ment and the CAS to act upon
them," says Ms. Ecker.
The overhaul of the system in-
cludes "more money, more work-
ers, more training and better sup-
ports for front line workers, better
information technology and better
laws and a new way to fund that re-
flects the workload," she says.
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Wedding Birthday Birthday Birthday --
Cheryl Buffett and Paige Robertson turns ti,e N i c o 1 e , Look who's a teenager now!
George Runciman walked years old on alias Nicky, Happy birth-
oow•n the aisle and into wed- Dec. 9. "1 can reached dou- day wishes to
ded bliss Oct. 10. The couple hardly believe ble digits Nov. „` J a y in i e
wed at St. Paul's United it, you are 28 when she - Bruckner,
Church in Ajax. Proud parents growing so s turned 10. Lots va-^' who turned 13
Ann and Ken Buffett of Ajax, fast. I treasure of love and on Dec. 5.
and Kate and George Runci- every moment happy birthday "We love you
man of Scarborough wish with vou. You wishes from I honey!" Love
their children a lifetime of are always in family, includ-, ' ? _, from Mom,
happiness. The newlyweds my heart. With _ ing sister Lisa, ```�.. Dave, Baby
honeymooned in Jamaica and unending love "'- :- ` Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, X, Granny,
reside in Pickering. and devotion. Mummy.- and her friends. Grandpa, Aunt Jay, Aunt Cindy,
Uncle Ray and cousin Austin.
BirthdaN- Graduation Birthday
- - Birthday
Robin When it comes to working with numbers, Chad "Our little -
U s s h e r Hiley of Pickering is one of the best in Ontario. Chad hockey star" "Our best '
turned 13 placed 20th among 730 people in the province who turns seven on wishes go out
Dec. 5. wrote the Uniform Final Examination in chartered ac- Dec. 9. Wish- to the greatest
H e r counting. The UFE is one of the most challenging pro- ing Stuart D.J. Dad in the
i'
kindness , fessional entry exams. Other Pickering residents who Clark a happy world" Paul
and loving earned the right to add CA after their names were birthday with B o n g e I 1 i f
personali- Ommer Zafar Chohan, Gayle Hoev, Maxine Nemb- love are sister turns 35 on
ty make hard, Louis Pace-Bonello, Allison Ruch and Bobbi- Heather, Dec. 6 and
=flier a trea- M. Jean White. In all, 15 Durham residents passed the test. Mom, Dad, Stephanie
sure to all Nana, Papa and Uncle Greg. and Jason
—� ;
her fami- - wish him a
ly" Wishing Robin lots of fun at her Eneaaement happy birth -
party and wonderful teenage years ` Birthday day. A birthday wish also goes out
are Mum, Terry, Dad, Juli, Ju- Mr. and to Uncle Mark on Dec. 10.
lianna and Andrew. l Mrs. Marty Hasp � birthday to Danielle
Magee of Marie Raja,
Pickering y who turns one Birthday
Blrthdav are thrilled Dec. 10. Love
' to announce :t and best wish- Happy first
the engage- es from sister birthday wish-
ment of _ Madelyne, ! es to Liam
their daugh- r.� M o m m y, Murray on
ter Amy Joy D a d d y , Dec. 1. "We
to Kenneth S i m o n love our little
Gregory Grandma sunshine
Atkinson, and Grandpa ! man" Happy
the son of Bertrand, ; birthday and
a Mary EOen Bissette of Oshawa and the late Kenneth and all her love from
Atkinson. A summer wedding is planned for 2000. "Our aunts, uncles M o m m y ,
_• r Daddy and
• n friends." love and best wishes from all your family and and cousins. y
-- sister Court -
Sarah Ritchie turns two Dec. ney.
•10. Happy birthday wishes to "our Birthday Birthday _
little angel" with love and kisses
from Mommy, Daddy and Buddy. "Every day 5 Birthday
is a special day 3 W k was aDecbig
in the Robert- day for a Ha -
son house, but ' ' s ' - little cutie PPY
Birthdaybirthday
Dec. 9 is an ! as Adn-
� _._ � to Tim
`Forty- extra special a n n a h Cham -
four and so day. Our little turned berlain,
much more! girl, Paige, three years who turns
Happy birth- turns the big 4 old. Wish- n i n e .
day wishes i five. It's been a ing her a years oldf
'go out to very special h a p p y on Dec.
Terry John -year watching birthday, 8. Lots of
ston on Dec.: ° you grow and with all
learn. You are growing into such a big and hugs and
6. Happy � g 8 S� our love", kisses
b i r t h d a y we are proud of you. Have a great patty with all w e r e from Mom, Dad and sister Sarah.
Amigo. Love your friends and family. Love forever, Daddy, Nana and "Happy birthday Milk007! We love
and best wishes. Guess who." Christine, Brittany, Nannie, Papa and all your Papa, you.,
aunts, uncles and cousins"
,Roe 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...send to:
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Durham raps GTSB
debate time
It's a `slap in the face": Brenner
The Province has been
slammed for planning to
pass legislation establishins,
a Greater Toronto Services
Board (GTSB) next week
without giving due consid-
eration to municipalities
like Durham.
Regional Chairman
Roger Anderson told coun-
cil Wednesday the provin-
cial government is setting
aside three hours on Mon-
day to debate Bill 56 and
the Tories expect it to be
given third and final reading
by the legislature Tuesday.
The three hours is "very
little time for debate. It's
very little time for opposi-
tion;' said Mr. Anderson,
who'll write the Province
outlining Durham's opposi-
tion to the short time set
aside for debate.
Pickering Councillor
Doug Dickerson agreed.
"Everyone in this council
should be outraged at this
lack of democracy. The
comments of municipalities
should not he given such
short shrift"
Fellow Pickering Coun-
cillor Maurice Brenner used
even stronger language,
calling the lack of consider-
ation of the Region's oppo-
sition to the bill "totally, to-
tally a slap in the face. It's
disgusting and unheard of."
Scugog Mayor Doug
Moffatt prompted the deci-
sion that Mr. Anderson
should write to Mr. Sterling.
"We should go on record
that it's not the way we go
about business. It's not
good for this Region and
the Province and it's not the
way to go ahout business"
He called Bill 56
"wrong-headed legisla-
tion".
The GTSB is expected to
he in operation by Jan. 1. It
will operate GO Transit,
promote the Greater Toron-
to Area to lure economic
development and help settle
disputes between munici-
palities.
Learn how to �=
Deck the Halls
PICKERING — The Ajax -Picker-
ing Christian Women's Club is holding
its monthly meeting Thursday, Dec. 17.
Deck the Halls with Willoughby's
Gifts is the feature of the meeting in
Gallantry's Banquet Room, on the
lower level of the Pickering Town Cen-
tre, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 1:15 a.m.
There will also be music and a guest
speaker. Cost is $5 a person and half-
price for first timers. Free habysitting is
provided for preschool age children.
For reservations call Laura at 665-8183
before Tuesday, Dec. 15.
Santa and song at
dav-cr%are centre
PICKERING — The Pickering
Child Care Centre will host its annual
Christmas concert and visit from Santa
Claus for children enrolled in the cen-
tre and their parents.
The fun runs Wednesday, Dec. 16
from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the non-profit
centre at 1262 Radom St. in Pickering.
For more information call 839-
5831.
Christmas Celebration
has music and more
PICKERING —The Amberlea
Presbyterian Church presents a Christ-
mas Celebration concert Sunday, Dec.
13.
The evening of choir music and
drama will begin at 7 p.m. at the
church, 1820 Whites Rd. N., Picker-
ing. Admission is free. Call 839-1383.
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involved in one.
First, if there are injuries
or you suspect the damage is
over $1,000 you must call the
police. If not, then exchange
information with the other dri-
ver and call your insurance
company right away.
Now what do you do with
your car? If you're getting your
vehicle towed, Kevin Bond of
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Three Bears offers its cus-
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Area plovers, volunteers receive recognition
Fingette's best get the brass ring
"1'he Ontario Central Region
Ringette Association recognised
its best when it handed out
awards at its recent fall meeting
in Pickering.
Names for provincial awards
were submitted from across the
province. Regional winners were
chosen for their outstanding per-
formances and contributions to
the sport in the central region
over the past year.
Provincial winners in the commu-
nity builders category:
• Gord Bell. a long-time member
of the Oshawa Ringette Associa-
tion.
• Bruce Henderson. who's been
ucti%ely involved in his home as-
sociation in Whitby and at the re-
gional level.
-Snow
ball
teams
sought
Have some
fun in the snow
while doing your
heart good at the
annual Heart and
Stroke Founda-
tion Snow -Pitch
Tournament.
Teams are
sought for the an-
nual event slated
for the Ajax
Community Cen-
tre and McLean
Community Cen-
tre ball diamonds
Saturday, Jan. 23.
Rain date is Feb.
6.
Early registra-
tion is now being
accepted. Teams
that sign up be-
fore Dec. 23 pay
only $20 per
player. That rises
to $25 after Dec.
23. Each squad
must have 10 to
12 players with at
least four
women. Busi-
nesses are en-
couraged to enter
teams and spon-
sor the tourna-
ment.
For more in-
foemation call
Tiffany at 686-
1521.
• Official of the year was Kelly
Campbell, who played ringette in
the Ajax Ringette Association
and is now a respected referee
who has represented the Central
Region at national level competi-
tions.
Regional award winners:
• Jamie Daly. 15, of the Pickering
Ringette Association• received
the player recognition award.
• Rob Drury• named official of the
)car, is heavily involved in the
sport and is a well-respected offi-
cial from Whitby.
• Hanet Plastics of Whitby was
honored as the corporate sponsor
of the year after backing ringette
teams in the town for more than a
ilr:.ldc
• %1Jre,,aut 1, %olunicer of
the year. The Pickering resident
has been giving his time to the
sport for the past 12 years.
• Larry Dowdell is coach of the
year. He's been guiding Picker-
ing Ringette Association players
for more than eight years• cur-
rently at the tween level in Pick-
ering.
• Lin Nowitski, who won the re-
gional contribution award for the
adult division, has been a driving
force behind the Lakeshore
Ladies Ringette League which
has operated out of Ajax for sev-
eral years.
• Lisa DiMichele, an Ajax resi-
dent who played minor ringette in
Ajax, rccei%ed the Laurie
White/Dawn 5male:ward for ex-
ccllcn,:e in fti,t;iunr at the an-
nual rc_•i, •
Local players and volunteers won awards through the Ontario
Central Region Ringette Assoc•iution at its recent meeting. In front
row, from left, are Jamie Dalr and Lisa DiMichele. In buck row,
from left, are Gord Bell, Larry Dovvdell, John Feret. Bruce Hen-
derson anti Rob Drury.
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Pickering
juniors win
tourney silver
The Pickering junior `B' ringette
team had to settle for a silver medal
after tieing upset in sudden -death over-
time in the final of the Manvers tourna-
ment recently.
In an exciting final, Pickering
fought back to tie the host Manvers
team with less than five minutes to go,
only to lose 6-5 in overtime. Julie Ross
scored two goals, Teri Blair, Lorissa
Dowdell and Nicole DeLory added sin-
gles. Assisting were Kelly Dunn and
Shawna Stinson.
The Pickering juniors started the
tournament with a 7-1 win over host
Manvers. Dowdell fired two goals,
Julie Ireland, DeLory. Ashlea Harder-
Bradner, Blair and Jenna Valera had
single tallies. Ashley Nason con-
trihuted three assists.
Pickering squeaked by Barrie 6-5 in
the second game. Ireland paced the
local juniors with a four -goal perfor-
mance. Dowdell and DeLory added
one apiece. Assisting were Ross, Brit-
tany Taylor and Allison Piercey. Beth
Reynolds placed a strong game in net.
The Pickering junior squad will
compete at the upcoming St.
Catharines tournament.
The team is coached by Larry
Dowdell.
SCOREBOARD
DEC. 6, 1998
PICKERING SOCCER CLUB
Indoor soccer Results for Nov. 22. 19%
UNDER -SEVEN MITE DIVISION
Boyer PWOW 3 (Ben Skontscn. Teresa Nana. Tom Sim"
vs Lone Stu Cale O; Vaientno'es 3 (Scott Lyons 2. Twraany
White) vs OPtrntO Ckib 3 (Rerrwn Warner. Ryan Rely,
SaNwore Moncsda)
UNDER -NINE SOURT DIVISION
PC.CC.A 1 (Mrcheoe D roe) vs Bob Johnston Chev 3
(JonaMa n Buntrg. Nicole Bates, Mct" Mawo): Boyer
Pontic 3 (Mow Capo 2. Jeff Jerrtoson) vs Pckerng Ski
sports 0: Wayre's world 1 (Shannon Kennedy) vs. Lone Stu
Cats 4 (Enc McDonald. Ryan vvelson. Mark Sertvg. Awry
Vernon)
UNDER -11 ATOM DIVISION
Candi Progress 0 vs. Lone Star Cate 2 (Do,g Vaelee.
Jath Charww): Knsnen 0 vs. Knights 4 (Tadd Blades.
James ekster. Shane Vadara. Shawn Wdara) Spororg kn-
49es 1 (Jordan Lanza) vs Pidtoreg Slo-Sports 1 (Jukarto
Michaesdis).
UNDER -13 MOSOINTO DIVISION
Lias 2 (Michelle Basan. Karn Kerrsteed) vs. Sold Images
2 (Meaghan Riley, Akre Alaid): Boyer 2 (Jordan Dowry.
Michael Rico vs Factory Mattress 2 (Jordan Kluge.
4,ch"rta 0) Y 1 (Shalee Dortdeenu) vs. Pidrerng
UNDER 1S - BANTAM DIVISION
Pdcerng Slo-Sports 0 vs Binns Kitchens 2 (Elyse Cam ,
Jeffrey Marken): Katon 0 vs. Johnston Controls 0; Boyer Pon-
twc , (Chits M PKXER04G SOCCER )
CLW
kKb- soccu reams for Now. 29. 19%
DIVISION
OPtmrst 2 ( Vftmw. BrE Lane Star 1
(Mathew a -joy); Boyer Pontiac 2 (twosa Raza. Daniel Mc -
vs. VelanOrq•s 6 (Scan Lyons 5, Tyler Fraser).
Po --g Sb (f p oh2sv& Bob Johnston
Chev 2 (Md" Metro 4 P.C.C.Q& 4 (Krista Clerks. Any
Oheiaore. M &A" Dann) vt Wsyne's Wald 4 040M Oke.
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Star cvs~"r10A Bedew Yvon» MWadm)
Manning. Robert po ft)Boyer Portree 3 (Merin COM Mark
U DDI-„ AMU DrASION
Sportsg Images 4 (C. fttooM J Lbrak J. Warne 8. Lyons)
vs. Cerwla f',OWM CWb t (a~ BaM*on): Latta Star 2
(Shaman Marron, Dmoss *MoN vs. Kirwnen 1 (R. Noe -
f 'M1er); ftp Sfo-Sports 2 (Sent M*dnsk n. Allemi-
I Martin-) vs. Kr V" 1 (Lateen M.W).
uNDEn.0 111101111010tl0 onlsNON
ca*y 5 (Shaine Botdesluk Willien Or^ Karin JollityJw%J9 pdowyk) vs Lille 1 (Adrian CasbbY. Fedory MM
ord-
(Jen M")vs Pidrarig SloSpotts 3 (Kristin
. r—W St ft Laura Hwzl); Baer a (Cwissne one.
(Me
f Re ft). 2 David LOW 4) vs. Solid Irtays t
UNDEWI
P"Q"Slo-SWU 3s(Antande Burkp, Mw F� Ian
Mddin) vs. pteetfer Ttaphy 1 (Mere► SWrObt Kahn 1
(Lauren) vs. Biro Kidtens t (Jdkw Merkew):
Boyer Ponlift 0 vs. Johnson Controls 0.
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Resumes by December 14th.
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Oshawa Charwred Accounting
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position is responsible for timely pur-
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service requirements are met. Prefer -
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ence in purchasing and inventory man-
ment in paint related mfg. facility.
riputer experience is required and ex-
ent interpersonal,
tmunication and organizational skills.
lse send resume to
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1 Finley Ave.
a, Ont. LIS 2E3
r: 905-683-7272
phone calls please.
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SCHOOLHOUSE
CENTRES OF DURHAM
Requires a Supervisor for an intantttoddler/preschool location.
The candidate must possess the following:
• ECE DiplomwDegree + 2yrs. supervisory experience
• exceknt verbal and written communication skills
• ability to motivate staff and promote tears building
• Knowledge of Word Perfect and Quatro Pro an asset.
Interested applicants send resumes to:
400�auM�al Rood
cate�Centres
Whitby, Ontoft L1R 2K6
Dliedine for resumes: December 11, 1996
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addressed to the box number in the
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Group 4 C.P.S. Lkniud is the Canadan arm of
Group 4 Sewritas, the world's largest privately owned
Security Company. In response togrowing demands. our
Expanding Oshawa Region has the I' ocit tile new opportunity,
Operations Manager
To be responsible for all day -today operations and
ensure that our Security Officers are trained, motivated,
equipped and deployed to meet or exceed client
expectations. The ability to develop and expand
our business is also a requirement of this position.
This career opportunity is for a results -oriented
individual willing and able to advance in an
aggressive, dynamic organization.
To explore this opportunity please mail or fax your
detailed resume in confidence to: District Manager,
Group 4 C.P.S. Limited, 199 Wentworth Street East,
Oshawa L1 H 3V6 FAX: 905-579-8028
CSFCURITASiroup 4
$11.85 PER HOUR TO START
worldwide manufacturing company expanding
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,offer advancement opportunities, paid vaca-
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Call Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
or Monday 9 a -m. - 5 p.m.
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Doric St.
Brocklesby Cres.
Chatfield Dr..
FMCKERING
925 Bayly St.
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Sheppard Ave.
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Conacher Cres.
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White Pine Cres.
Valley Ridge Cres.
Thicket Cres.
Secord St.
Copley St.
Sandcherry Cres.
Nipissing Crt
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A medium sized manufacturing company requires a Payroll
Administrator. The suitable candidate should have knowl-
edge of the ADP Payroll Software, and a minimum of 3
years experience in a unionized environment. Good ac-
counting skills are a must for account reconciliations and
various other accounting duties. Must be proficient in
Windows'95, Excel & Word.
Plese send resumes to: S.W. Fleming.
Barr Rd.
Ajax, Ontario
L1 S 3X9
sof.. HeWAfu 1 sraee HeyrAg.rMs i 1 Silas Ie4lAgenet
WEGU Canada Inc., a progressive Canadian manufacturer of
custom moulded rubber and plastic products, is currently
seeking a qualified
INSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE
The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 3 years experience
in Sales/Engineering in the rubber or plastic industry. Customer
driven and service oriented, you are an energetic self-starting
engineer or community college technician graduate. Computer
skills essential.
Responsibilities include co-ordinating customer inquiries, acting
as a liaison between the sales group, engineering and order
expediting.
This is a growth position with a Company dedicated to
exceeding our customer expectations. Salary commensurate
with qualifications.
Please forward your resume to:
WEGU Canada Inc.,
Attention: Human Resources Department
P.O. Box 567
Whitby, Ontario L1N 5V3
or fax resume to: (905) 668-3414
Only applicants selected for interviews will be contacted.
General Help
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Fax: M?2111.1816
Have you been out of the work force for
a few years, raising a family?
Do you enjoy home decorating and
helping people?
Are you looking for a career that is
challenging b rewarding?
N so, we may have the
perfect /'ob Ior you!
We are a successful chain of fumiture
and gift boutiques located in Ontario
shopping malls.
We need you to work 12-25 hrs. per
week during daytime, evening b
weekend periods.
We will provide you with extensive
training, including a full tour of our
factory.
To on our team, apply in person with
a resume to:
Crate Designs
Pickering Totem Centre
1355 Khlpton Rd. Pickering, Ont.
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WEGU Canada Inc., a progressive Canadian manufacturer of
custom moulded rubber and plastic products, is currently seek-
ing a qualified
ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN
Candidates should be recent graduates in an Engineering
program (mechanical preferred).
Requirements include CAD knowledge (Cadkey or Auto Cad),
blueprint reading and computer literacy in Windows with a high
degree of accuracy and detail.
Knowledge of Engineering practices, ECN's, OS 9000 require-
ments and Solid Works are definite assets.
Please forward your resume to:
WEGU Canada Inc.
Attention: Human Resources Department
P. 0. Box 567
Whitby, Ontario ON 5V3
or fax resume to: (905) 668-3414
Only applicants selected for interviews will be
contacted.
Leading packager of food products is
seeking motivated individuals to
assist in moving us ahead in a very
fast paced environment.
Packaging Mechanic
Must hold a Ontario :Millwright
License and be familiar with high
speed PLC controlledckaging
equipment for the FOODPaindustry
and 3 - 4 years experience in
maintenance troubleshooting. Shift
work required.
General Labourers
Grade 12 minimum required. Previous
factory work and machine operating
experience an asset. Shift work
required.
Our company offers a very competitive
wage and benefit program.
Please forward resume to (no phone
calls please l
Sandra Tea & Coffee Ltd.
144 Mills Rd. Ajax, OnL
LIS 2H1
Fax No. (905)443-5087
Attn: Production Mgr.
1
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DHS Health Care Service
Urgently requires
Certified HCAs, HSWs and PSWs for
evenings (1400-2300) and weekends, for
Ajax -Pickering area. Must have valid
driver's license and reliable car. Fax
resumes immediately to: (905) 579-2539.
Or send to:
88 Centre St. N.
Suite #01
Oshawa, Ont.
LIG 486
• Deyrnee AreYla • Dellcw Avefbbe
Day Care
Available
011FANTS -12 YEARS OLD
In coring, sole, fun home
ertvieorwttertt.
I i lire on tryWC.S.S.
Reosonable roles
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more year. ON face cord16'
SM. Fan dafalwy. Cal 24 les.
7 dy9fwalt (613) 756-2W1.
1 Firewood
FIREWOOD good qualm/
hardwood cut split delnereo
$75 face cord. $225 bush
cord 15% Discount for pick
w Cap 666-8699
FIREWOOD all hardwood
Loos and subs also tut ata
sp d )852-7Ail seasoned
905586
ROMA LUMIER. est 1961
4'x8'x12' - $64 4'x8'xl6' .
$69 Orscourd on full bush
cord Free Deinery Oshawa
area Buy Local d Save Bq
Savings Days 705-277.3381
toll free from Oshawa, even -
rigs 905-4346665
O
1 supitr
cornier
COFFEE :ace and ^or -enc a
bks 5250 Ornate minor $75.
Wooden ble ng pone tam top
f75 Goff bag $% Lamues
Couaeeau books $10 Car 683-
9068
FREE Mebl strapping - fa the
Wog :au -21-0986
SELF CLEAN STM. ;ood
lean ^andrtion -ull •rryng
order $20C 905.649-1358
SHOW T111ES. 2 par , pw
P, -5-,;P•3 ' par P195o
-5R 14 Used only 1 winter
S50/par BABY CRI!! we
,urirm Har used Im-
macuiate s1 Mar,
4393
®1 1_ Sale
tar $eke
11 K. ^ween Anne. 7l"
wood. dump room set Brand
new. sua PaUcagM Cosi
$11 000 Sacrifice $4 500
(416) 255 -CM
11 PC Queen AmitM*ry-
wood drnngroom set. Brats
$11 X0 �
0oo sxrrha S45W 416-
255-02115
1997 JETTA $500. 1907 cam -
aro 305 5 spd. $700 IS*
Mare cart R -4y nms $150
14' tuna rums $100. 350
Trxbo trarry f 100 400 Turbo
na" st50. campbell Maue-
kdd wire feed weld, sm
Dovew cornlseow Pow
Yorknle Dass tris $200.
Cal 705-277-1374 (srp)
4 OK OFFICE desks and tar
dew 7 m Rosewood ex-
•cwve Oita sue. rine office
Choi. $15 and up, mew
p%WIM� . meal
said .hehn
repster.
showroom d�sp�y Corlrwer
I" art .
fbr, meal ekctrmic
work stawn we robber opts.
3 metal sulionary cabinets.
bookshelf. cabmen. ,loThe
Group of Seven parenIls
(preMt). 4 oak oak dar
aM.
Sana counter (wire). cal
(905) 697-35M
LElft1lE11 JMClf11i, up to 1/
2 price. Walther purses frau
$9.99. luppape from $19.99,
Wdar waleSs from $6.99.
EuNry111io9 Mast Go! I=
Labrr, 5 Pouts Mal O.IOa
ws. 905-721-9130.
MOWN= lOMEI IC
lice on " sa idkbs. Cat-
pMti S ,, tidy $10.99
MO@ft pmwamteno PM* -
cep. $row $0.95 wal". 13
yeas Mpdmoe 1009 of
sAded aseooers. 1-905-
E5.3661.
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Cdisc brake r"
al 663 65CI. MW-
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M. RACK waoeglt We rt
, llyiw
Mer opMrd.$460.
11.200. Saaike
(416)256.0215
W. tilt wtoki* iron a
asRrAnie thopedic Mat
Me No
$td Sao�i16-
lElOwG eheAiyo� 0111pad.
cove (Osseo). Sheet
aur drnr a bed dart.
sd (DotAle). Now. (905) 427-
KAM Cur the mhdcb ran.
Ydalr hes CIRbw pile
wkrdow owemw. vwliot
Vatebm, SIWtIMf. FwOapb-
nesta. (416)227-7777 or
pP06}400.0072 r 1-M310-
APIw WX11IM" APV§pr*M Su"r 69MPECE� �•:$ .
Shape. Tone. Uplift. and Geri
eralh Perfect the Curves of
maven. wM a mum -coloured
collar No 10 Call 427-8737
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Bl1AIM NEW custom made 300
TO SLEEP and Wake up
cars sold with 1 year fret
er. sonwarc and more
mabori aN ,9051666-1017
AJAX Osbrd Twrers. Spa-
�secomW sots, dale olive.
Just
Misses! A Proprseary Well-
Product Designed to401.
Looking for Used Bundling Machines
16 wk loac) 1.600 -515 -24th
5545 Free delivery
dolls ape"inine' (fuel build-
diful piece paid
$3.250 Must sell $2.500. Also
nese
Make You FEEL and LOOK
or Strapping Machines.
;etc Cherokee Sports 1x1.
lip, close to shopping. Three bed -
G0. Pod. sauna. Three bed
US Satellite system SM
428.2559
GREAT by bunting On Inches
While You Sleep For intontra-
Call Kit k
or SaV
f/�=
rooms $939_ Jan Ist Two
(905)
bon call. (905)666-1027
Oshawa Whitby Clarington
(�
bedroom $849 Feb Ist Call
CARPET BROKER, 100%.
nos New digital pianOt from
ora Derdawed Anona and
Darts new atterruter new
k B
683-8571 until 7 30p m
Nylon thick. plush. stain re-
MMS APPLIANCES Parts/This
Week
f( %1�
AUX Westiey Road near GO
sstant carpet For 3 rooms.
only 536900 Price includes
Saks/Servkce Frost -tree
tridges S99/up 4yr while
579-"07c�
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Private furnished or unfur-
base -
30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe Dad
and istallabon in your home
frost -tree fridge. w/matching
stove. Deluxe frost -free lndge
905-655-3661
1 95Z Pontiac W e r, 4 Or
'
1
rushed 1 -bedroom in
merit for rent Share kitchen in
Fret quotation n your tome
value $1200. only $399
1 Ardd"
6 co 49.000 miles. new paint
i�
family home Own bathroom.
No interest. no payment for
Stoves. regular/sett-cleaning,
GE
tNerad
and wide whites Car nom
Saskatchewan. 100% no rust
P-Wilistorepe
available S4DOlmonth
686-7407
one full year. Daniel. 1-800-
217-01 D4
$175/up Syr matching
washer/dryer $499 Stackable
ANTIOUES711sOsdhnelyl Ad-
(anywhere) $6500 1-705.328-
2212
l� JArN•sALTirtlr • •
AUX bright. bo
CARPET. Sale and installatan
washer/dryer. Lull -size $499
Dryers $150/ washer 5150
�'
vicealways valuable. usually
free Purchasing outright. es-
(sop)
_
SHOW
clean, 9
stri
apartment No pets. rig smok-
at discount rices Cell Nick
y
(905)665'-072!1
rip. Up to 1yr warnrdy. 426
tares w/some anti ase cont-
q
eirts. (no limit to value ion-
1961 Chev Impala wagon X
NHRA Drag Car street legal.
;� V
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frig Available immedwtely
Available
Close to schools, bus stop
FINANCE
Simcoe St S. (905)728-4043
sdered), tx>rleclions of airy
gild with original as letter-
v ` 4- c 1'►�,, D
Sat Sun., Dec. r &
and shopping centre 55751
CARPETS - lots of carpet.
ON BED X -thick Orthopedic
sort. quantities or single an-
�n9 350. 5.13 pos strange
hn
R
month require first/last Call
100k rayon new stain re-
lease carpets on hand. I will
Pidrtwtop. set and frame. still
n plastic. cost SI.500 SNI
tigue ikns Special merest n
Moorcrot pottery I'll try to re-
axles. 90710 shocks. au
rear. 1 pc. drive Stan. M&M
rrb AA �w�f/�� d
F O a•MIe."9•A7V p•m.
426 7634
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, In
carpel 3 rooms. 5349 Price
$625 (416) 255-0285
spond to all queries Robert
shiner. needs little work
_
Whitby Apt building, spa -
rfabdes carpet Dremuum pad.
Bowen Antiques- Brooklm.
53500 or trade Chevelle/Nova
F.J.
ponevan Collegiate F
cious carpeted. newly paim-
expert mstalWbon. fast dehv-
KM BED X -thick orthopedic.
Ontano (905)655-8049 tax
or71.705-328-2212(snp)
,V„�, •
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ed. with balcony. close to bus.
ery tree estimates (30 yards)
Norman 686-2314
pillowtop sly IL frame still m
plastic. cost $1700 Sell $675
(9051655-5501
1663 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD.
4 or hardtop
` s c Olive in Oshawa):
shopping. all utilities inducted.
1
416-255-0285
CASH OR DEALS. We Buy.
good motor.
C(�
hr=„last required. no pets.
CARPETS SALE: Lots or car-
40.000 Oil. Asking $30.000.
Sell6 more' Pay top dollar
needs tnrary work and body
Watch for
bedroom $690. 2 bedroom.
pets DC", nylon stain re-
MARANTZ Stereo ST 300.
for IOD neons Home audio,'
work Store indoors. also extra
, dmission ad
$790 3 bedroom $850 Cal
ream- carpel 3 rooms $339
PM 300 SC 1000 $450 Also
video. audio. tools. CD's.
chrome Good protect or parts
430 0134
(30 so yd 1 Includes carpet,
and irnsialla-
components Call Mike
other con
839 5935
movies. games. goal. Dila-
.
car 51000 CON Ben caner 5:30
905-430-27% (sip)
, Signs
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BRIGHT ROOMY 2 level. 2
premium pad
bon Free estimates. carpet
5 mMds ofd. 41 1, aift led
moods. furniture appliances
905-571.2274
vin
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bedroom Open concept. eat -
Servrg DurAam aril
MOVING relit sink boat
(905)433-1785
(905)666.0004 (prekf all
19M OLDS Cutlass Supreme.
\ /
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in kitchen, mower only
surrounding
StrriOdadYg area $int 9Drr
trader electric water -halter.
items in working order)
4 -door 6-ccyylIi0def. auto. body
\' /
Nidmn und4w
Close to schools. recreation/
686-1772
air con Dikes eotfeelend U-
std. 155.000km $950 OBO
, � ��'
shopping West end. Oshawa
bks. cols. Hyundai lin. Taifdy
MrIM6 51.660 for Addison
905-426-1683
$750monthly inclusive No
CARPET AND VINYL -
CHRISTMAS SALE' Carpet
computer, antique desk ra-
dos, vallance. 'n ends
pIa Otic radios Also wan
1946 VOLKSWAGEN FOX.
\
IS Avail Jan 99 Call 434 -
three rooms 30
odds
619-2603
Facial, Delrola. Motorola, Em-
\ /
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793
square raids.
from 5329 iristalled I wily dos-
merson AU190, and Crosley
good runner. brakes exhaust
CLAREMONT one bedroom
Imran your pest estimate by
ORGAN for sale L owrey
Genie 98 Double keyboard.
MoOG1465 Call Sheldon
n� 15191352-0206
etc 186K body work needs
attention `•X15-�-P�O
apartment with gaoling
Call
10% Customer satisfaction
a$59500
• • • • • • •
plus utilities
puamteed Cal bike nor lyes
toot -Pedals with lienar pus
books Excellent condition
WANTED Nintendo 64 with
1947 Ford Escort. runs well.
(905)-649-3073 or (416) -868 -
free estimate. 905-431-1010
or 416.822-8226
New $4000 aslung $1000 or
second controller and
me1sI Peau all Kelly at
many new parts $1000 ora
best offer Call Mark 725-2285
0413
best offer Call 723-1983-ggO6
SNP
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DOWNTOWN WHITBY. .n 6
COMPLETE ski gear - skis
boots (size 10-12)
SNP1997
Lost i-
MONTE Carlo V6 while.
lex 2 bedroom parking,
5790 per mo inclusive
Poles
Dantsused onty twice gram
PERFECT THE CURVES of the
Female Form A Sale All Nat-
• 1 rid
excelkn condition, air. amolm
cassette. 186.(XXlkms $2950
te im94009 y 16I/last
96% M him 905 /26
ural Proprietary Formulation
All Women Who
FOUND at r,enchman s Bay
0 b.o Call (905)426-2653
1 1 AO10m r 1 1 ~p0M0b a
for Sal. for Sak Motorcycles ®-Motaeyda
all (905) 669 4009
Call (9
EAST OSHAWA Large bright
Designed lir
P S Tues Dec 1 am Ap-
1194 Mercury Grand Marquis
!bedroom basement
COMPUTER FACTORY
Wan a Safe Way to Enhance
pro. 1 yr tad nhd male Dal-
colorry park reliable 8 pas-
KEITH MITCNELI AUTO
apart-
-ern in mice area Private an-
Ama-7ng „hnstmas specal
year no payniff . free scarf
Shape. Tone. Uplift. and Geri
eralh Perfect the Curves of
maven. wM a mum -coloured
collar No 10 Call 427-8737
senga station w--- White
WE FINANCE
SALES. Guarantees Lowest
Prices in DuAwn All ctrwtitd
not 266mmx lorded rfknfet
the Female Form For odor-
OMMG ROOM xt, elegant
with Ittown rwena. 5 4tre V9.
EVERYONE
cars sold with 1 year fret
er. sonwarc and more
mabori aN ,9051666-1017
FOUND- �*uie tabby at. Nov
AnonANeska Rd arta
4 -speed automatic. loaded
Dowe Iran warranty 19W
16 wk loac) 1.600 -515 -24th
5545 Free delivery
PMOSSRUDR R
Plein 83}6764
and well-maintained $3795
First time buy
;etc Cherokee Sports 1x1.
$3.995. 92 Grand Am SE. v4.
CLOCKS Sale al: used pa-
delivers
CAN 905-710-4983
ers, bankrupt.
$9990 1992 Cavaka RS. V/6.
COUTER SPECIAL. Inn-
MP
Pentium muni mean coon-
hos 8 noon nro0els Huge wLOST
stiction of new and used pr
- CAT. 'enure long
haired talitry tortoise shell
1949 FORD TAURUS four
bad credit, no
97000kms 55490. 1992
Cavalier Stn Wpn 4 cyl .
pkte system. CD noraor
nos New digital pianOt from
ora Derdawed Anona and
Darts new atterruter new
credit. You
!31.000 kms $3.990. 1992
etc Also IBM Pentium lap
5895 and up Rent to Own.
Finch area on Saturday. No-
Miller runs $600 or Dist oft-
er 579.6003 after 5 D in
work? YOU
Ply�mmoouutth Sundance 4 co .
f 68.000kms. $3.990. 1989
bel 5744 We lore long up-
rt
w and dimarepairs
1001 of all rental payments
apply Also a Huge soledfori
vember 29th Cal (906) 509-
28M
1949 S MINT $800 as is
drive! Lots of
Po mfx Sunbird only
905-655-3661
d clocks from
buy cheaper from breeder
heear windSt eid o artily
Igo UW loosens. fur, bptors
92.DOOkms 53.190. 19M
mass" TRA4ER
grandfather
5995 aid up CON TELEP PUF
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Bo
T efrpfiorw 1965)
choice. Down or
cord Brprco XLT. full sit. V!
8 $5.990. 1987 Jeep Chao-
-
NO 133 ,191
up skirted. non-shddino_
we CUM and 401. Pallop
Trade may be
wrasher/dryer Huger
9rra' couch Fdli¢t wash -3121
Iaice rear door and side-�-
wnd. Made with 1'
urpp s0
HEAVY DUTY PLASM SAGS
SHEPHEROAVIPPET ferule
shoos ver. friendly 'Miff' Dar
3 0 FORD 74100113 CL. suit
J 0 htrc 224 OOo nwy Kul .
required.
lea Chief. 1x. cyl . .1994
Ford Tempo L. / M 5
Mercury Topa
WDr tram ks"W for cons-
good ane durable $20 each
second chmice HRaNOry lit-
51.950 altitied. p s D
SPECIAL
52 490. 1986
W. - Box 10'6' song x 5'10-
verde x 67 18r
opo 721.0806
pie. should be the primary an-
mil. 1 1,2 years old. aff"M
p w p I. Call days (905) 316
6153 or ewe 1905s 4367997
FINANCE
' 53.000kms 52190 1994
Cavalier, 4 door. i3e.ODO
Call Barr! or Af '
POOL Tables 8' ala 9' flak
$100 Cal 42&-9097
1990 2 dr. Cadillac $2200:
DEPARTMENT
kms $2.790.1990 Nissan
619 5320 (Guennoml
billiard tables for sale CON
9os-126611)
EM6l1SN springer spxprueri
1994 Fpm TE2 SL 4 cyt
s spa d Or alr >,: foo arD-
SHERIDAN CHEV
KinpaD. 2Avada sk $3.990
F,nanurg Arantabk on oAt
Walk UIISE TREADMILL
Walk •un or lob Mimi pro
BENT TO OWN APP„IANCES
puppies ready
First
shed or best ata rely 905
579-0804
905-706-6498
Nam More to choose from.
..arnx Parking All inclusive
Non-smokers $525 RNer-
eices 905.579-2379 after
Som or leave message
HUGE 1-Ddrm with fireplace
and wio to private backyard
Erdusive arta of Whitby
5795/month rcosive No
-els No smokers Available
Dec 15 665-1063
LARGE. BRIGHT 1 bedroom
;shawa basement cap quiet
area. close IO all amefvbaS
pnvale entrance, lsllibes n-
�:uded $495 /mo Available
'--m * cal Rick. (905)-
OSHAWA. Larp furnished 1
bedroom apartmem. nicely
decorated through". private
entrance. parking. available
gram hYdraOYt rfctirwdF news anC reconditioned full is fOfS. p,� temperament 1111
winter beaters under Jan let. Peek RO$lFkdype.
awe excellentarfbbon ;+ M Paddy s Martel $450 263--423 1194 SUBARU -egacy L t $1 t our lease o 5625 FustAast 905133 5550
.000 Ask about
M Also stationary 905-263Onary t-6369 or 1-406796 door sedan tully soared Cer- BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln own Iron $1200 down $119
bre (9051 439.3069 5502 a $rs17S oft ru� blued. 55300 o b o Cal Town Car White, wM ' Pe' A.M.th � �-4�
19051660-1477 ask for Jim. or eadwr ft We Sufrod. Ohl OowM
CONTENTS of mom for sae PME*AK FORMTURE.. En. Schnauzer pirpa- one mak. 2(9051571-4832 �, 5512
mclud,ng s+trer.tluna.furffi- Ynxrnent units. fame office, ttrrales. 5300 eAcn Ntedd luxury car AN options. float
shape Certified S15 000 Cat
Wt. And much more ran
orwp room kitchen bb-
(705)-439.1681
1194 VAMDURA CUBE UK
14 6 2 L Desd engine Ex -
mom and carom deQO's. our
JUST m TIME for ClfrfsNfas'
M"M CpiOp , Asking
OMMG ROOM xt, elegant
craftsmen nave been ffaid
5 maks. 1 k-
55500 or Oat aft CIA 725-
1Opc solid Cherry mat
$3.450 Beautiful fipc solidequix
bud&M the ho9w orafib
Reales $1 includes shots
Really to go
3706 Leave message
merry ousersue Pam bed-
sold Doe and dale trauue farOK
ft home Sora 1974 Drop in
150 Call W5 76888
lir Jeff Tama
perW price $11.965 90
room $2.95C MSN baby
12.450 Al 905-
will set our SIk at the Art
ask Of
MA$7VFf Cane Corso pip
$3.995. 92 Grand Am SE. v4.
delivers
11101DOCIM0111111C facility NO Wl
- you how foe romwRe
Males only Dog 90
CARCHO CECOM
Wagon. air. also. Orly 116.000
DO" Room table. 6
airs. 5100 ixRkt And hu"awloren
s made Tlkre s No SuDs>~
for Quality' TradRfOnil
nd cats -P. sacral very torn d
ats'P. rR
93 Plymouth Acclaim. air,
NORTH PNxEINMG, One
$7M toffee and end tables
hie
for Christmas Call NOW,
• - PURCHASE
mans sedan, also. way dMn
M solid eek 665.1367
Woodworking 115 Horth Pon
(905)253-•1624
bided. pwr stat. gran and
awalla0k Dec. b t (4116) 7 .
ORIF Lowrey orcin
Road IS oft Reach Rd 1 Port
A Real Life FURBIE LHASA
Im CSV CAS AS.
roll -away cot dinette paint-
Perry (9051 985 8774 wrwrw
APSO PUPS for sale - M 6 F
certified Only 83.700 til 1
Nps, row lamps fiver pant
i I I . t opodwomang on ca
buy cheaper from breeder
c0sider. automatic. 2 dr. As.
Igo UW loosens. fur, bptors
1917 >B9>EI 4X1. $oR
mums guaranteed First nee-
$5.300 or best offer (905)
COc10ai1 dresses. Mets velour
des. dewormed. 1110061 -train-
619-1736
robes Igo 852-7242
TOSHIBA Phdocopw Stack-
up skirted. non-shddino_
we CUM and 401. Pallop
oRltms 5 pearl. wallable
wrasher/dryer Huger
9rra' couch Fdli¢t wash -3121
905-721.9009 Dix 705-706G
1112 P01101AC Slsfblrd f3000:
hat. 4 symbols and all hand-
ware Like new $1.299 Cad
er/dryer 3 Bedroom Sett, 2
KELP NYE a homeless pet a
1968 CuOass Supreme 52900:
(905)-4369693 leave a mea-
stows. black cos' unit. black
second chmice HRaNOry lit-
1967 Olds Gen $3000:1947
s
Wk. 4 Chairs. Oak table/
UK. vet Cherie I wish 906
Panic 80nnevi,, 53900:
car AMI CBN&% 1M 94 11L
dsRs 721-8009
AOdlS cats most Spayed of
1999 Mercury Topaz $2300:
01119111101111 OU, LIFECYCLEt
427-241s or cow o 479
MAN medical railer
1990 2 dr. Cadillac $2200:
6500 series. tMess duo
breeds d dogs also assailable
19M 4 dr. Cadillac 53500: AN
MOON. Grand new cRndiOai.
TRISHA ROMANCE tnmd
= supp= std donibont
ars cersa d. POs Same as a
WWW OU M. aswp SIJ00
FM Heat to Heart. Christ-
ywgyf wlapposed Call Du-
ipedals. Days 905485.0074:
Cab (905)509-6164
Mat Yorrarq lex Castles.
haM Me" Adoption (905)
"a 705-277-3250.
WMW Retreat. Also several
439--8411.
Berry brims. ullraMed.
IFN SAIF 1x6. IXB. 100 Per
AM
M LOAM EAaaa. 576-1495
AsMeoleO4ee
IM CADILLAC CtIMCOM,
OHM ,guard pink. Iowa 9.000
h. lief Best Olkr 905452-
ala FIN= SM acid UP.
1 dr., bi4kr rlwiW, drrr10rd
2t>ls
teed mom $125 and rp.
fIM�T F910M l94 - on Ste
9110 etdaior• emo Mt cnm-
seed dnyas $125 and P.
Spot ArAffanO. oconw-
dftioR• essctAive driven.
WO w' I 5235 -4 up,
MM Mom 8 10 $2.000 OAC.
40.000 Oil. Asking $30.000.
FU C•AT - k&AIW clo-
NW useld d
strfbffB at $19NMOW VMi.
CON Sandy or Des (106) 728-
Odde lima . dl wtprL IUe
dYMs
ppn�tC�ts New kind swore
da trdol 19851996. 905
10 - 12. All ipd at 59500.
trtgei SMO sad up, new 0
837•%"-(S-*SbyaWL)
SAut•a At $6.000. (705) 786-
09 range mill dock MM
LADY DRIVEN - DEALER
00Mwp
delis door 5419 and up, nide
llelecbon d odM am and
a" PIDBLNBT on the
YArITANED 1998 TRACKER
m Hila, t1Ark olA-
red aF4fiafas. Cab nee 10-
s9tx tYumdttp Dow po-
5 mMds ofd. 41 1, aift led
Nksin 10 - 12, tui
Oar
N
digsApp6>ffo-
MQbs 1MM01 $MO. OAC. Cars.
II9M "a IR, sign top add an
oold amrABy,
efc ow cdng6m.
M 154 Osluew(905)
576-7448
trues. won. 1991 o 1994StiMp!
Oily 9.500nt
Irrr- klW. BalMfoe d 4CONY
Adinst $1150. Cal 906430•
AMR* AMS*$ Ltd. 792
911M1E comptaer desk 1101`
SiMcoe Shed SMAIL O*aw
sturiMti- Sacha 517.200
Kirk or Hope at 656-0570 or
IOU NEW YORKER 5th Awe -
261 -4397
nue Mark Cross Edd,on• V6.
Weser interior, low Isms ar-
CERTICAN IS OYFRST" P 119
DMd, $3.650 also 1969 To -
AN MEM TO mull am
arched t? 400 Mr
905 509_855C
YOUR (TEST DEALS OM ON
NMWrIr ragva4ed lame brrglK
00 LARGEST SELECTMIN
194• Chev Malibu. 26 000
TINS FALL. NEWARMMLS
kin. white wen grey interior.
95 Astro. Extra d . loaded.
billed balance of factory
$,; sso 134.2775
122.000 kms. parka van.
perW price $11.965 90
(7051277-1592.
Voyagerr6. greas con. only
•
$3.995. 92 Grand Am SE. v4.
air venae. 112.000
1R Ion, pickup. fully, loaded.
tun. now now $6.995 91 Escort LX
6.9
I ® I
Wagon. air. also. Orly 116.000
•
kms. new $4.995 bmf price
SALES UNITED
93 Plymouth Acclaim. air,
NORTH PNxEINMG, One
aiio. gild And gree,. 15o.000
USED CARS, LEASE
kms, sale $4.996 term 92 Le-
• - PURCHASE
mans sedan, also. way dMn
1
$2.995 firm. 95 Lumina I.S.
dowry, estate. Available Jan
1 No
bided. pwr stat. gran and
awalla0k Dec. b t (4116) 7 .
grey. 75.000 leas, dui at
140.DooYMs, eaa9em I:Olydl•
$12.985. 89 Olds 96 loaded.
park and
crumb view' 1 1422
165.000 lues. super no
: •®ROOM S
$699 1md"
$4.995. 96 smlrs cospe. oar
arbNisd. Cal (9MAR-SMS.
en badk, bw kws. frdw
nOliM •$LIAR Saps WW
1 i 2 -bedroom. Extra
:9.950.. 95 Cawlia Z24,
bat 51 OslMwa Phow: 436-
Mack btuMy. pwR. srrnrodt.
1917 >B9>EI 4X1. $oR
Wield. 95.000 bila, 4*
$111,500. A1B9rC® • 95 L4Rni-
no van I.S. larded 99.000
In 1* Only 14.000 km. Ar
Inns. rid and Orr, f uillso s
Asb mddkn
$12,650. 95 Carom SE.
we CUM and 401. Pallop
OrrM loaded' 99.000 Mile.A
b" 515,300. Cal Chris 106•
drib 9`1 and rely, dry
i A Art► CAM wtvw
Owes. we ply up M S10AK
514350. 90 Astro CL 4 K 4,
cub m NN`s/ot lily
loaded. 155,000 brie, wry
fis". say year COB K
dean axing $7,416. 95 Gags
IMM 21 Rgtns. 7
from only $5.500. For I -
mill sepia.
tui 26 kiwi In rased.
106.7Ti6 5231
Nests Awe cod IN M Ca*
CABH IN CAI91 We
car AMI CBN&% 1M 94 11L
cased abides. INbfdesMust
W. d Mliws MbN. $79•
be is rWMinD oondRien Cd
nw 1994 $soft
427-241s or cow o 479
1 Ault r100 In a 1 1 A°n°"'re'
Warttd Fax Rent
A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS I and 2.KMOOMS available
1 used reeyder and dealer inbntd,atefY Cck: 'ti, - 10cA
Up 10 $10.000 ash On the tons 350 Malaga Fd and
spoil For ars. truces -any 946 Masson St _shawa
condition GYifayfyed parts From $60C,m0 all inclusive
solid aid repairs(905)6/6_ No eels C•Il Anytime
1771 days or (116)684-1121 (905)5,6-4724
rverwrps
1 Trude
1967 FORD F 250. Iruck.
heavy dury now ind0r
$3. 0.0. alsoo 8 n ap
form 93 Dodge . $250. all
905-427-0045 sop
WHITBY SPAGOUS 1 -bed-
room. basement ap Available
ui 1st Ouiet West Lynde
arta Close to downtown 6
Go Sep entrance. Air laun-
dry. suitable for nature snye
non-sm oker no pets Raler-
ences 5525 nd 905.130-
8817
LINDSAY: DekplMul. spit
:uus 2 bedroom suds. Dads
oto gilt course Ciose to
tiOspdal, stropping and ad
amembes For more rdOrma-
hon. call (705)675-5586
TOTALLY NEW private 1 bed-
room upper. oak kitchen.
setting, near Amenities;
ney Rd e7 avadable
any
01,
k"1r
low 5850 . 40% own Cad
1941 BLAZER 5-10 Tahoe
fur ntormalon 905.649-
4x1. dark RWWkc grear.
5134
newly painted, idly loaded.
NMWrIr ragva4ed lame brrglK
220.000km - aN ftghroy
1 -bedroom apartment. close
Must be seen' $7500. Days:
to ameMra. ii kitchen.
905-614-2192. everww
large backyard. parking, laun-
(7051277-1592.
dry. utilities included MOn-
1515 ! I 1 CIEV t1IV�A00
smokmug, quiet professional
individual or couple South
1R Ion, pickup. fully, loaded.
905-6568-7332
Oshawa. available Dec 1st
like ,yew. 350 V-8
$710/month. Call 729-7926.
96.000 kit $19.000. Cao Shit
illy a Da (905) 726 6291
EPEN SUr4L)A Y
NORTH PNxEINMG, One
�r
m WIN apartment on
1
dowry, estate. Available Jan
1 No
194 VOWAMS Vail LX,
awalla0k Dec. b t (4116) 7 .
St. pets. no smok-
n9-S595Irmarh, ncluides oW
cos. rill, b-
140.DooYMs, eaa9em I:Olydl•
4145 or (SM) 665-7513.
park and
crumb view' 1 1422
Oom. Quad SeDW4 $11.000.
: •®ROOM S
$699 1md"
arbNisd. Cal (9MAR-SMS.
06Mtw Crook C4top, 233 N-
nOliM •$LIAR Saps WW
1 i 2 -bedroom. Extra
bat 51 OslMwa Phow: 436-
Wp
1917 >B9>EI 4X1. $oR
9171.
op, s Sit doNo air• b4tlei•t
b . CCoMokd entrance
In 1* Only 14.000 km. Ar
I MMBBOM ap new Odw-
�r1pt.4 i 5729 tail., able, park -
awe bm only $•r4WMK or
we CUM and 401. Pallop
clow JUL Ist Ns -
b" 515,300. Cal Chris 106•
btndry, assimse. *A&*
5 79 SNo
9958527.
JML1st. Mon Soldiers Pte-
ME rte "fildroom, WAst-
. I� �.
daftodwPossession. antral
1
806 SM 0246.
hisill-buOrd.
VaMML
L shop_
HM TBMAIM V MAI, 3234
full. Me4.00
S nMid Roo,
plr drj. no Niter
ane a ip (M)
W11-1511111111
mm imuh n, tie-
)725-
2602 OMs
M& 4pa kers. VOW lertwd
ate, acdeli OWWWO 550. PRome9067203312. 93.3020.Eve.wip. AI)IfADWTDFARM. � M rid appkamm. O.C. Ora. raeiral
FBF PU01N TM 1101, ale. 454�4.(wlp) FM MM endoMd uvdm- Cd 72B-5670 doom 2 swam.
Cal for appdolwsat lfMwMen 1NMANA PrdwebW Tao, Mdb trails lrW drip• Hfrfdfy faraiba baled am
10 aAl. And 2 Uw. (905) 431-
roti t m dere Alda. ele6Mic Osharo Centre. bl smAN 4um
5854.Cafsgtijli! Saopltorre for ale. includes mumu Will= wIN1BtF bfrldrp. AvaiIAON Jan. lit.
Ptaec arfyin9 nM, �J00" i M Wi -76 Adds. >iZ650. SM per mo. am mdusiw.
FVC- solid fuel wood w. Dow�awdlspiea and Wk sbw N- TAM Aka Tbees Tlwee 7637 534 May, SL E. - C04 shift CAN (905) 657-9193
in QW
MMNc OkAn, t lMaR ands 106 72 �3A. or bw ma- MMYIN 0. Cad Less as. � gip. OdleMXBW PNNIINIB V l=. HwyJ2
Oos� equip $700 olio. 986 ape. mlMm, des• pyptp, b- 8 Church St.. Spacious 3 bed.
W or 723.5659. 111'7 11.11111111110. 14 112 Fr. dec- 6kped Hud1,y tAc AaiAOle. n aDL• Avdiltbk A pup
F•TM, NATTIESM . tIMNt MtViAMAX 3001 I10are A Rod halm �siifiNs lint stArL . 25 fp merc, W suit sirlple polaSiaW. For
see -cal 444.7391.
SM 6Ops eeaoom gyms. Pec deck IN anlrto0tt, bads trAier, used 4 Nines,
Suites. Baby Futtiture. we • aan pu flys and Ko- Stwh Wfth 1 sod f�N qts oplias. Ask for Al. apt 90SEBfr2450.
stoat low !Hwa like Sim- unfcbas. 5250 o.b.o. TbeWs N Lienor �w to lit for ow16.000.
63 000. (905) 686-3029
mons. Pa•iser, TF*W i (416)225-x• I- AJAx C4TIAL, 1 kedrdom 1 W�Wats �I
bAMmett apA owe. 4 ap- ey
Vie Lowestt Price i t DD~. The Boa Quality a � dgm ... pNum. dui• separate d- Separate entrance, 1 person
Futons are always in Stock er Itoor rspAirs, brtalNn Ooh eiil►oflisiy fllfos i info• sonftwd: LtAfpIQOI AIT 5512/Mmtln tt imig. Lundiry lacunes stip- only. $5751mismhly includes
React a 'anP tp for Grill• �t,A. arse. Shows SIN. no tub. No "ties, Darkikfg. cable, Hsm-
Kmitu. LU IS
Furniture. 411 aMa. rONers. opm .�=�rN6ao:i■' News �offim y Ides uki8a. 3N •001, MIk- Pon. SM ktdssivd. GN 683- dry. roR-smoker. no ON:. 1SU
136-0
St.
Oftel (905)-
))s 16 Tom' $49.95 YN'Y707. up, no dewlor, aglrlMs CSN 6761. IAst. A lmd. immed relemnc•
al The Od awd Centre) Mark 852-3107. Lowwa•, a. 831-0756.
age.
J I
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s
'r4?
400 400 T 410 410 410
RENT -WORRY FREE
1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts.
Refurbished di New
Appliances. All Utfl. Included.
In-house Supt. dt Malnt.
On site Security.
Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm
Sat & Sun fpm- Spm
YALULUT PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
905-579-16
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
33 & 77 Falby crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apart-
ments. Includes
fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.geocities.com/wall street/Floor/
7657/ highriser.html.
PICKERING. I -bedroom
basement apartment. dose 10
PTC, separate entrance. park -
ng. laundry Available Jan
1st $625 all inchusnet. Call
(905)509-1651
PICKERING, available nmme-
diafey 1 bedroom basement
apartment, separate emraKe.
appkaces. lanodry, well kept.
no smoiung. no pets $750/
fro inclusive (905)426-3750
PICKERING.One bedroom
Pius den lirepiuce. two Car
paling. laundry. non smok-
rg, pas Sue serve or cou-
pe From $650 AN inclusive
Cable extra. Feb Ist (905)
420-5713
SPACIOUS well-maintairud 2
as 3 bedroom aM Aai at
90C and 888 Glen St some
with walk-91down. paint
provided Closeto sdhocis.
snopprg
centre . GO Station
lAikthes included Call 726-
4993
9r ght. Scaclous 2 & 3
' apt$. Utilities Incl.
C -Se to schools. Shop -
and 401. Transit
past your door. For
a call:
(905) 721-8741
WHITBY Bnoht, one bed-
r,um apartment in Crmstian
hone 5625 includes W* es.
able andpatkug Jan. IS!
(9051720-2611 Rekrerces
rmwred
WHY rem when you an own
y,,ur own tome for less than
you dhmk7" Call Dave Hay.
lode Sales Rep Re(Max
Summit Rea" (1991) ltd
(9051 668.38M or (905) 666-
3322,1
1 "WAM
Forftm
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE?
-+4 (`i from S700/monih
-i Not Much Oosmhpaymergm.
(905) 571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Staph
Sala ieh�r4y iwel W
AOA DAU DU we have a
home for you. 5500 deposit.
Choice * 6 months tree or Inti
legals or reduced Mortgage
rate. From 1175NmotMh all in-
clusive. income requirement
from 527.500. gross. COIN
Ken Collis, Coldwell Bankw
(905)726-9414.
PICKERING 3 -bedroom de
tadhed brick house. Two 4pc.
baths New paint & carpet
throughout Gas hutting. ap-
Piynces. 51250/mo.+ $1450.
Vacant Available immed.
A 1 Hwwia -
R•rt
3 -BEDROOM country -i me
with garage Ouhkirts of
GAM 5925 pkis. Firstilast.
credit 6 reference alecks
Available Dec. 15th Call
(905)432-8205
4 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR
rent, with swimming pool. M-
ashed basement $27 Carnally
Crescent Cal 416-438-4486
LAKEFRONT EXECUTIVE -lux-
ury home in Discovery Bay
Aga - 26M s0. ft. 4 bed. 3
bathrooms. 5 appliances. p-
cu7zh. window coverings
french doors. fireplace. Large
eat -nn kitchen, spaaous
Large fenced yard. 2 -car ga-
rage Private References
phase Jan 1/11enflk $1695.
Ltioa 430-5417
CLAREMONT4 bedroom
house Large in town lot
fake psrkng $953/mor1M plus
uhlitre5 t905)-649-3073 or
1416)-866-0413
DONT PAY Another Cent in
Rem to your Landlord before
your this FREE Special
i f doesn't matter how
Ong you've been renting or
how insurmountable your fi-
nancial
rnancial situation may seem
With the help of this report, it
will become straitly dew to
you hoe you may an save
for the down payment 6 stop
washing mduSands of dollars
on rem. Call 24hr FREE
recorded message 1 -905 -435 -
NFO. 1005001
MdAUGNIB Square luxury
condo. 2 bedrooms (very,
Large master) 2 *vets. 24
feu• security. Indoor pool &
parting/ extras, utilities and 5
appliances References, first
and fast firm 41.050/morth
(905)-432-9647 /Dec 1 Oth
P� Whites Rd aid
401 Large 2apbpekdarrh000ms base -
pus "hies Adults preferred
Nopets. ran-smcung 905-
420.3626
PNXM 1G WLAGE 2 tied -
moms, Loa of parking. close
b schools. trued. $900 . uWi-
ties, Available immediately.
Cal 839-2512.
BOOM - Newer 3 bedroom
gguuaappee5900 plus utilities.
FestAasl references. No pee
Mkt 6:30.( 705)-2284M
1 ToatMaoYMe
3 BEDROOM
Wheelchair accessi-
ble townhouse
Close to Go,
schools,ing.
Avallab e
IMMEDIATELY
(905) 6&3-926'9
9 am.- 5 punt.
122 Cdbome
3 bedrooms
k. 1. For apps.
PUERMI Whites/401. 3 -
bedroom townhouse $10001
mmth, Underground parking.
x16)636.4167 kau
Jan 99. P
1 tleoYr
WPARt
1 BEDROOM in house, non-
smoker. dose to all ameni-
tin, stored: ktclen, laundry.
& cable, available Dec.lst.
SminionUu. Pal 420-3667.
SOCK OF UK NOT?
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
• Firat 'brae Buyer? - Can Markf
Discharged Bankrupt? - Cart Markt
Not Much Dovvnpayrrient? - Call Markt
Mark offers hort♦st. prWpsional.
no preesura service to help you own a home.
(905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Sar. ROP. Renew Ability Reel Eetaa Lid.
420 420
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
Utilities & parking included
Stove &Refrigerator.
Parquay floors throughout.
Close to schools and shopping.
From $910.00.
Call 905-721-0980
Lm1 R�•m^�
1 1 r' a Homes
AJAX - one mom available in
For sale
large immaculate. family
20 ACRE FARM- ONLY
home. parking. main floor
5199.900' Exceptional beef or
laundry. residential area Ideal
hose farm new Argyle Mod -
for professionalicommuter
em 3 -bedroom brick bunga-
negotiable (905)-619-9219
low with newer carpeting &
ft -mg. French doors to ihv-
AVAILABLE NOW .n Uxbridge
ngroom. recently renovated
Balt, bar drive shed. Ian
rurmshed bedroom and bed
Burney. Saks Rep. RC/Max
;ming room. residential.
Lakeside Really Inc. Realtor
;tyre laakties. Non smoker
1-800-809-0156 Isrp)
Must love dogs 1 st and last
5350 mmly 1-800-567-5430
CLEAN
]BRIGHT
HOUSE
'A'hites RJ S,4oi
Room for rent
suit working
professional
420-0042
a I Shred
Appommioldw
AJAX . CENTRAL 3 Bedroom
house to Srw! 2 tads. use
of kitchen. Iri gr00m. IM of
storage & parking. Non -
Smoker. 2 bedrooms MOO
per month Call 426-6102
DOWNTOWN Stouftwlk Pro-
tessional woman, 2 rooms
ratia0k January Ism. 54001
$650 inclusive 905-642-0970
or 905.542-3346
. 1
Office a
fttw Still
376 SOFT OFFICE ^cw!y
decorated jwn heat AC and
washhroom Brock Ra South
arta $395, month Phone
(905)427-7400
77 Free Reef 7? Oshawa
downtown 400.1600 son OI-
bcdReyil East Oshm IWO
S4p50It Commertaal Hosue
- CIU 434-1447
or 6554132
Commercial/
Showroom/
Industrial
Space 2273 sqA
unit for lease.
Whitby. CaU Bill
(905)436-0100
woo w
•
uaft
MouSTRMAL UNITS for rem.
1.880 sq. h. truck Ievd OW
ping door Prime bahan in
Pickering. Close to 401. Call
(905)839 -Mi (905)430.7640
MRowftB
&ANCRi /BARRY'S SAY
ani Christmas in The Coun-
try. at Blue Moon retreat. Lux-
ury Chalet. sleeps up to 10.
we suppy large Tree, you
decorate. Skrrg and snow-
mobile trail rix by Sw o0/
weeki. Phone 1.1800) 659-
9448.
RI", V. ft -M-0
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a31ope. honest, down to earth male BOX
95 ENJOY LIFE TOGETHER
34 yr old, separated. white female. honest,
good sense of humor,en ys cuddling.
walks and travel BOX 14305
LOOKING FOR...
Xrtractrve. professional creative, ernoom-
ady stable, ht, arwrgd loving, adventurous
woman. Looking for a non -narcissistic
-ale. 46 to 60. who appreciates Ittese
,:akties and who resembles either Jimmy
•mitts or Robert Deli BOX 15687
THUNDERSTRUCK
16 yr old female who likes movies. log
wanks on pie beach, thunderstorms and
^,.ng
hands. BOX 16553
WAITING FOR YOU...
'Nhite female. in early 40 s. non-smoker,
with high mores. is looking for a kind, hon-
est and thoughtful male Enjoys nature,
.:.asst al and oldies mtgiC. travel and live
'heater BOX 19114
FIT THE BILL?
B• awn noted. attractive female ,s seeking
a 'an. fit, Intelligent. adventurous, romantic
-.le. 40 to 50 s. non-smoker with Inter -
BOX 11800
ROMANTIC AND FUN
57 years y,jung but ,00ks much younger.
mantic full figured. lowers music, dancing,
"jvel, long walks. candlelight diners. plus
ich more Need someone to stare the
�. od Paws with, A interested Can BOX
346
LET'S CONNECT SOON
471, old, 5'6- female with snort brown hair
"Id hazel eyes. likes movies. walks, home-
)foking, camping and dne outdoors Look-
yy for a maleunthe
, around same ssqqee or
..dw, with similar in erWs. for fnerdstwp.
BOX 26915
A GREAT GAL
42 yr old female 5'4-. attractive. hazel
Nees. on *. easy gong, good sense of
',$ not. social drinker. enjoys friends. tie
:. irtdoort. drives. the beach. walk$. darlc-
r g. naves and more Looking for an
artracbw. single male. who is fun loping.
with Similar rmerests BOX 14027
FUN AND ROMANCE?
Attractive, petite brunette. non-smoker,
separated mother of two. employed, look-
ing for a kind, fun loving, good natured guy,
35-45. for friendship, companionship and
Possible romance Enjoys animals, mul5rc,
movies, cooking and serving romantic.
candlelight dinners BOX 19280
SEEKING GENTLEMEN
44 yr old. 5'4', brown hair, blue eyes,
enjoys music. movies. Long wanks. and
1`01101' coasters. Seeking a non-smoking
male. 39-55, employed, and sincere, wnrr.
good sense of humor BOX 26975
A TRUSTING BOND...
46 yr old. 5'3 full figured single female,
smoker. honest and affectionate, likes the
outkfaxs travel, music, an and family
file. Looking for tall, handsome. secure
gentleman with a zest for IAe and a great
Personality BOX 16741
LET'S GET TOGETHER
56 yr old. 57 ' 2-. attract -re ,ady wanting
to meet a fun loving gentleman Enjoys
traveling. sports. fishing. dancing and love
to be wined and dined. See for yourself
BOX 26969
CUDDLY TEDDY BEAR?
Full figured female. 30. enjoys cooking.
music, football movies, basketball, etc
Seeking someone who can laugh, enjoy
good conversation and can accept me as I
am BOX 11860
LITTLE BIT COUNTRY!
42 Vr cid. Separated mum ;t two likes
music slot. Looking for a man with old fasn-
roried values who is really into family life
BOX 10901
WHAT 1'M LOOKING FOR
Attractive. caging. "ones' tall •ed Mad.
late SO'S looking for a tet gerMeman. 55.
65. who enjoys dining out. movies. the
country side, !hearer, dancrl% quiet times
and more BOX 15855
MUST BE SINCERE!
41 yr old tamale. 5 8-, blonde Mair, good
sense of humor. enjoys music, moves, an,
candlelight diviners. swimming, walks on
1M teach, taking grid mon. Looking for a
sinCen. romantic mean. for a possible rele-
aoraMp. BOX 16039
2 BUSY 4 LOVE!
36 y Old, suractrve. Separated femate. rate
build. 52". 125 Itis. brown trait and big
brown eyes Likes the outdoors. dancing.
$ponsbeing with trends. gardening. etc
Looking to someone to haw a casae
fnendsnip with BOX 19229
ARE YOU MY TAZ?
Single write female wrio ,:roves to laugh, 30
with long, curly brown halt and due eyes. a
teacher Enjoys music. a warm fire, sports.
horseback hiding. wine. movies and
sparkling eyes want to meet my Tasman-
ian devil or just a good cup of coffee Box
19251
MEN SEEKING
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
KNIGHT SEEKS LADY
23hopeless romantic mane seeking the
company of a lady for friendship that might
tum Into a romantic relationship It you are
a lady 20-28. and enjoys walks. movies.
talking and cuddling, please leave a mes-
sage BOX 26977
CARING LOYAL FRIEND
Single. handsome
. eStabl,shed. blue eyed
Pr e!
male, late 30'S. very fit Inter-
ested in sharing quality hrtme wrath single
slim, attractive. professional female age
23.40, who enjoys long romantic walks,
outdoor activities, cuddling by a fireplace
and dining in stylet BOX [6976
SAGITTARIAN PLEASE
45 yr old divot -ed father e<cellent sense of
humor, professional, independent, mull
talented. handsome, totally positive and
with good reason to be Seeking a 40r
Oid. Professional. ,ridem-den, attractive
sagittanan woman for fnendsnrp and rela-
honshrp Whitby BOX 26972
The season is ripe for romans
Pick the man of your dreams
in the personals.
FAIL into
a Relationship.
Place your FREE ad,
call
1-800-662-8423
24 hours a d67' 7 Bays o week
DialVil d for both
ibuch brte and Rowy Pions
SOUND GOOD TO YOU?
27 yr old male enjoy the outdoors. camp-
ing.canoeing, working with kids, hanging
out, movies, pool and more If you life what
you hear, get back to me BOX 18438
LET'S TAKE OUR TIME!
33 yr old. Christian male, seeking a Chnst-
ran female. 28-38. Enjoy sports, gang for
walks and cooking Looking for a friend-
ship. that may lead further BOX 19291
BRAVEHEART SEEKS_.
Consort. independent. adventurous. artis-
tic. and adaptive. Scotsman. 46. 6-. non-
smoker Enjoy personal growth. honesty.
hiking. camping, outdoor activities, dining,
and weekend getaways Seek a sincere.
sensitive female. 38 to 44. non-smoker.
with no dependants BOX 26963
EASY GOING AND FUN
27 yr old male. 6'2-. 190 Ib short dark hair
enjoy outdoors. kids and very outgoing_
love to laugh, seeking female. 22-26. hair
color is not important. attractive. personali-
ty is a phis. love to laugh. good sense of
humor. friendly. outgoing a must Box
11819
TREAT YOU RIGHT!
Black male seeking a nice r•,telligent.
white female. 25 to 50. to treat like a
queer Lets have lots of fun fogeUier BOX
'32?'
ill
NEWADS EACH WEEKI
COME INTO MY LIFE!
33 yr old. 5 17 brown hair and eyes. pro-
fessional. non-smoker. looking for a loyal.
trustworthy and honest lady. 30.35. to
share my lite and have fun with Prefer a
non-smoker Enjoys the outdoors. movies.
cooking kids and more Port Pope area
BOX 18249
READY TO START OVER
31 yr oldseparated white male. would like
to enjoy life with someone heir I'm open
minded. love kids. employed and game for
anything new into water skiing, country
music, the rkghtlife and more BOX 19231
HEART OF GOLD
Professional male. 1''.tnfw 57 going on
37. 5'5". 150 lbs, with ten year old son Car-
ing. honest, enjoy outdoors. (tome IAe and
more Strong family values, non-smoker
occas-orai drinker, financially secure
Seeking attractive. sl:m lady. 40 to 50. who
IS also linanaauy segue BOX 26949
QUALITY GENTLEMAN
What's or your ;nrstmas �Ist, maybe mev
An attractive. tat, physically fit. 40's busi-
ass Professioal. widower with children I
ope you are employed. confident: . pretty
ady who has everything to offer that spe-
-ial man BOX 26979
Call 1-90G-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
SALT SEEKING PEPPER
v�rte mala seek."; � a.1`-, --brie 25-1.:
x arscreef tun. interested Pease leave a
less" BOX 1393,
ALL THIS AND MORE
may white -.ale. ook,ng 'or Omer gay
-,ales. 111-4C for tin times walks m to
-ountry, dining out. playing sports and
-ton BOX 11607
HEY GUYS WHAT'S UP?
2S yr Old magi. smoker ,x i, ng 'or a guy.
-9-3C. who is good looking, hest. Sn-
ero arta not info head games for an ongo-
-g relationship Enjoy going fo stubs.
:.Inking. etc BOX '9379
GOOD TIMES AWAIT
B white male 34 r - Oshawa.
searching for another nate for erKOlntens
meet sometwre soon BOX 10717
MORE THE MERRIER
36 yr ad. B, z-,ocs a.e s searching for
discreet encounters with ariotner male and
-ouWes BOX 13368
GWW IHIS tit TW w uiwwa i -C BEGINNING A NEW
34 yr old mom, looking for someone to Fun, earthy. educated 40rsh slim, single. VVhmrte e. adventurous male 46 6 0-, ROMANTIC MUSICIAN DISCREET TIMES...
spend some quiet times with. go to dinner white. weer blonde. Wim no dependents. Sires Handsorilt cmantic slim blue eyed 23 yr atl. 155 IC crown "aired and due
BOX th heart of gad. enjoys weekend get- winger musirwn Liesited seeks a sisn
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
GENUINE
Tall. black and atfracllve Won Smoking, 36
yr ofd mom of two Looking for Sincere and
honest female to enjoy music, sports,
walks. movies theatre and fun tines with
Friendship first, possibly more. BOX 26979
NEW TO OSHAWA
37 yr old, gay while female smoker quiet
and shy. likes music. movies. traveling,
camping. photography. novels, etc
Looking for a gay female. 30 to 40. for a
solid relabo ship No d women please
BOX 13685
DO YOU LOOK LIKE ME?
24 yr old white E.ropear 1e a,e. or
dunous. 5'4 . 118 ibs. curly brown hair and
eyes. iook,ng for a bi drnois female, with
sriwlar looks as me BOX 142M
ARE YOU INTO THIS?
Single gay white female ookrng for an
honest, sincere. trustworthy feminine
woman. 3232 !or !nendship first into
sports. gat working ;ut. traveling Jogging,
etc. Non-smoker social drinker. with a
groat sense a ^umor, all prefer the same
BOX 19312
TIRED OF THE GUYS!
Mid 30's prolessicnai 7 xc k eking
female. seruue. Vowing. dean aro Oscreet
looking for a first time shColnMr with a d
curious female. to a serious refatansli
and slot or tun BOX 10825
NEW TO OSHAWA"
37 yr old, single ;ay 'emal_ smoker a
ooking for a new and exciting oeginnkng
Romantic, q ret aria shy, not Into the bar
scene. likes travel. movies. home life.
hockey and baseball Lookin,; ')r a female.
35 to 40. suds aro guy BC X , 132
AFTERNOON DELIGHTS
Marred coupe s ook:rg 'cr a c. •er^ale to
share an afternocr 7f pleasure Box
19142
REGULAR OR DECAF?
Artractrve. slim m,r^.e' y !wc w^c enjoys
movies. cats. crams. aouanuns. good
conversaaan and more See—'; a b
femiale for coffee and 'nendsr,c BOX
IM72
SPORTS
Call 1-900-451-3793
with and bran my future with. X 14190
Seeks holes( gentile. hard working. pro -eyed
pessional, ready for sonetfling specie
sways' dim' travel. sitting around the
attractive lady 40-50.. who Likes the old
male is looking 'or another mate. 18
to 25. for discreet encounters. Oshawa
TIRED OF PLAYING!
LET'S DANCE
Attrattiw. drvorCed female. 52-, medium
Along win work. vaned interests inducted
campfire Seeks single non-smoking.
female, without finest Zest rotbOCOnw
songs and country music Must want
us
romance. dams adventures and
area. BOX 16712
$2.49 per min.
build, blonds hair, hazel eyes. ron-Smoker,
Y
outdoor actmbes, nature, music, nO•
life. sensitive. caring. honest and sincere.
"
Partnersin and low. Own
JUST YE
MOTHER EARTH
tSocial60. drinkwho a Looking for a white po male. SO
to 60. who enjoys dancing, sports. travel
theater. good friends. and family
n Oshawa Durham area not In to head
am ortuni
vehicle can me BOX 26947 unity knocks once,
yr old mate, dads ndrr,
lack 1B eyes.
TRYING TO EXPAND....
and more, for a relationship. BOX 16420
inquiries;
Genuine Inquiries only please. BOX 26961
games. BOX 26973
6 MAN FROM MARS 0
straight
straight actingllookng 5 10-. 170 IDs.
.
....My Horizons, Femare coking rcr a mate
NOT HARD TO PLEASE
ENJOYS LIFE
Profession!. quietly, elegant. positive. 50
TREAT YOU RIGHT
42. mind, hard working I
good u good n9
ng ng for
someone worki out and more Look
soneaie who Is Straight acting and auras-
or female MM d. who would be interested
n going out with me. to bars. concerts.
14 yr off single mom. 5'5", enjoys many
things. Looking for a tall. kind, affectionate.
yrs young at heart lady. loves to laugh,
40 yr off Male. 5 10-, good loolung Enjoys
sports. dancing. gong out to dinner, long
appreciate native art and cult re. cancel
kayaking, interior camping and playing Q.
hire. BOX 11542
sporting events. etc Let s ger together and J
honest. down to earth male. who has open
enjoys people. biking. outdoors. fire dining,
walks on the beach at rught,movies. goat
So ,f your in good shape, adventurous.
ARE YOU READY?
meet now people BOX 14254
interests. BOX 19096
traveling. clay tops. quiet times and mon.
Seek romantic. fun -loving. sincere, non-
tunes. sense of humor. knows foo to treat
1 ltaneous,and passionate. give this a
toYourdariat. Kids okay BOX
54 yr off. 510-. 155 Ib, white male seeking
erate. likes cooking, traveling, movies.
YOU'RE MY HERO
smoking, single while male t0 share my life
a Lady right. Seeking attractive. female,
26965
a fit male. 25 plus. for weekend encou+-
56-, 150 ib male. 36. seek�rg another male
to et t
together wrath War sor^eone casual.
SO's lemale, ambitious, intelligent, warm,
with. BOX 26959
between 32 and 42. BOX 26968
GIVE ME A CALL
tens. No smokers, temmes or beards BOX
malecuddly. seeking a pun b, ce adventurous
nae who enjoys hiking. carweing, skirg
LOOKING FOR MY KATE
EASY TO PLEASE
Single white male. and SO's. 5'8". 160 lbs.
36 yr old, 58'. 155 Ib. fun loving white,
professf0i" nae. smoker, soc dnnker.
11601
CURIOUS GEORGE
dmm n the country and more. BOX
16ss�
32 yr old, employed, single mother of two,
is for friendship,
likes walks, country rimes. avid read-
ry go"
with brown hair and eyes. Enjoys the out.
doors. children and more. Seeking an
Late 20's. 6', slim, educated, d venous,
Call 1-900-451-3793
FRIENDSHIP i HONESTY
seeking someone to go
out with occasionally and meet for coffee.
or. movies, pretty good cook and a Lot of a
attractive, thin, white lemale, 26 to 32, with
married.ethe
ed• we male enjoys outdoors,
Mature, hoiast and wing female who
Likes cooking. gang to movies .. BOX
romantic. Non-smoker, soda drinker look-
similar Interests. BOX 14317
movies. music and more. Seeking a male
•49 min.
enjoys the little 1lkrigs fie has to offer.
10744
jig for a woman who is slim or petite, 40-55
RI COIEBROOK AREA
with sinular interests. BOX 14272
r
would like to meet a gentleman, 50 to 60,yrs
who seeks a friend
COPE WITH
old. BOX 26970
25 r old. single white nada, brown hair,
5'7"Y 150 lbs. EnLoys walk's do the beach,
KEEP R A SECRET
Attached. d
LET'S ENJOY LIFE!
and comparkon in the
C obourg or areas. BOX 26941
Intelligent, down to earth, energetic. zest
TREAT YOU RIGHT
Good looking mak. 40, 5'10"
music and more Seeking dingle feriae, 23
28, forposs,plif
cunnus male, in late 30 s. ,s
looking for discreet encounters with other
Young senior, wonung Lady, with feet on pa
for life lady seeking a male with similar
enjoys
to long Nrm relationship.
BOX 30537
d or males. BOX 19013
and E
HOPE TO HEAR FROM U!
attributes to share life's "tinges and
sports, dancing. going but to dimer, long
gay
ground good standards.
Survting, 43 yr old, feminine brunette, ecu-
adventures. BOX 15716
walks on the beach at night. movies, quiet
NEEDS A 0000 WOMAN
BETTER TO BE SAFE
reading, good conversation, nature, music
would likecated professionalwithnt eclectic taste,
o ante,
R U INTERESTED?
ease of or. kingws how to
tea
ye employed,
hard working. fit, tet', ate, well
lbs,
Single d male, looking for someone to get
chning, l Looking
log
meet
some, well established, pit, Spontaneous.
Independent, full figured, attractive, 59',
.good Wily attractive
female. 32-42 BOX 30532
seeks
gle white female, for possible relationship
together with for discreet encounters must
be safe BOX 11564
same in a gentleman..
50.65 for
friendship and companionship BOX 15870
Passionate gentleman, to 50, with a
blonde. green eyed. Sagittanan female.
Y
Likes kids, and outdoor activities, good
great sense of humor, to share my love and
h
Seeks a taller, 45-60 yr young man who
SHY GUY
food. and me right woman to spoil would be
i
SPEND TIME TOGETHER
)
life. BOX 11531
respects HIS woman and likes to tank, dine.
32 yr old shy male is looking for a non-
peAeut BOX 536
Gay, white male. 31. Seeking anomer gay
TIRED OF PLAYING!
dance. laugh, travel, watch movies, etc
Are you interested? Call me... BOX 26957
smoking female with a slim to medium
Wild for fun times and possible long term
SOYETNMIG N COYYONT
Attractive. 34 yr old, 5'8". brown hair, due
male' around the same age. for
27 yr ole, single, working Scoseeking al smoker
and a sopa drinker, seeking male, 27 to
1'M READY
relationship. BOX 10973
p
eyes, n
Y good shape, constriction worker.
friendship possible relationship En
movies, and P ley
movies, carr spinning, horse
35, for friendship, possible relationship.
27 yr old, sensitive. attractive, while
MOTHER EARTH
enjoys the outdoors, camping, boating. din-
out' music' dancing, working out etc.
ging, pets,
back tillingt1` and more Want
Enjoyruction
lora walks, count music, hockey ,
9 country Y
female, who enjoys the movies, dubs, and
60 yr old male who loves the land and
Loing
Looking to meet a single, elute reins e.
woken or truck driver, to share my rata with
my -iconste with
reading and sperldung time with friends.
friendship first. No head games. Must be
country life. Looking for someone with the
34 with some of the same interests. BOX
OX
BOX 11440
BOX 14178
well educated. Should have a sense of
same interests and who Is a non-smoker
14242
REACH FOR THE STARS
humor, clean but charming BOX 30530
and social drinker for a relationship. BOX
HUGS AND KISSES!I,
GOOD TIMES AHEAD
27 yr old, single white female. 6'.
employed,
INTERESTING GENT?
1921
Divorced. English gentleman, attractive.
50's, 5'r,
50 plus mare. 5 10-. 165 Dsseeking the
a
same 25 and over, for discreet encounters
with no kids, likes music.
movies, swimming, the outdoors and more
Female who enjoys many varied interests.
seeking an educated, interesting gentle-
YOU COULD BE THE ONE
21 yr old single male. 6'2'. 190 lbs, dark
dark hair, blue ayes non-smok-
er• social drinker, outgoing, honest. consid-
No oe25
or smokers BOX 1 r 05
Looking for someone, 25 to 33, who is my
man. 50-60, who is sincere and honest
hair and eyes, nice build. Into music,
erate. likes cooking, traveling, movies.
LET'S GO AWAY...
1)ht or taller,employed,
new throes BOX
trying 9
on Freiendshlvarious
t could blossomac a nd icn an ateorm
g
BOX
r"Ov'es. gang out to clubs. etc Looking to
clubs,and
meet a ruse Woy. 19-24 BOX 18319
holding ihaura5 and kisses. Seeking a
slim, em y dal 50. with no deen.g
dents and similar Interests. BOX 16729
56-, 150 ib male. 36. seek�rg another male
to et t
together wrath War sor^eone casual.
6740
relationship 18733
p
dean healthy and discreet BOX 16464
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t Hwy. Mot CHRVSLM
TORONTO I OSHAWA
9
a
ass
1999 Dodge Dakota Sport Club Cab
1997 Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup
1999 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT Quad Cab
1999 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 Quad Cab
1999 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT
Auto, 24G package, tilt. cruise,
Trailer tow, auto 5.91., air, tilt,
Auto, 5.2L, air, tilt, cruise f1
Trailer tow, auto, 5.2L, tilt,
Auto, p.s., p.b., p. steering, 3.9L
air.
cruise, plus, plus.
more.
cruise, air, etc.
V6, air, AM/FM/MX with cassette.
Stk T2790 PRICED TO SELL
Stk. T27m M M TO �
Stk. Tnw PRIM TO S�
stk. T2799 PRICED TO �
Stk. Psa11 PRICED TO SELL
1998 CONCORDE
1998 NEON 4DR.
1998 PLYMOUTH
1998 SEBRING
4 DOOR
HIGHLINE
BREEZE HIGHLINE
CONVERTIBLE
2.7c. auto, power windows. power door
Automatic Trarurrrssion, Power Steering.
Acntortnatic Trans.. Power Steering. Power
2.4e, auto, power steemg, power brakes.
locks, AM/FM cassetle. tilt, cruise.
Air Conditioning, Power &ekes.
Brakes, Air Conditioning, Plus Much More.
power windows. tilt,
illuminated entry. keyless entry. doth
Balance of Factory Warranty.
Balance of Factory ttlarrarity
awn wheeels cloth e � a
buckets. air Gond., low km'c
�
S1k.#P5Vn
more, low km's
sa wsee:
1999 Dodge Dakota Sport C/C 44
Tilt, cruise, auto, 5.2L, air, 26B
package A more.
SUL T2705 MWTO ML
1995 GRAND
CARAVAN LE
3.8 I, V6, auto, p.s., p.b., tdC cruise. quad seats,
leather seats, sunscreen, p.w., p.d., p.drirer
seat, alum. wheels, keyless entry IL more.
1 owner, only 39,100 miles
Stk.#T28MA
• �L
1998 GRAND
VOYAGER SE
3.3[, auto, dmw slide doo•., power windows,
power door lodes, sunscreen, AIC. AMIFM
cassette. roof rack, cerise, tilt, 7 pass 8 more,
low km's _ e1.Wi
I
I
1996 SEBRING
CONVERTIBLE LM
Fully loaded. One owner. Leather.
Balance of factory warranty.
Only 18,000 mites.
Stk.#R2722A
1996 DODGE
CARAVt
3.Oc V6, auto, 7 pass., , storage
drawer, light package,roof rade,
tilt wheel
SIksV5841
1997 CHRYSLER
TOWN & COUNTRY LXI
Loaded. One owner.
Low km.
Slk1T2618A Ah"/
NVLLAGE
■ PLYMOUTH
t Hwy. Mot CHRVSLM
TORONTO I OSHAWA
9
a