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PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER �' PRESSRUN 44,000 PICKERING ' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE ] 9 6 5 More social workers TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1998 S gets funds, to `protect children be Children's aid societies across the province will be able to hire hundreds of additional front-line workers, while a foster parent program will be "revitalized" under a new funding model, the government has pledged. "We now have a method of funding child protection that is fair and better reflects the work- load and service needs of chil- dren's aid societies (CAS);' Min- ister of Community and Social Services and Durham West MPP Janet Ecker announced Thursday. Earlier this year, the provincial budget provided an additional $170 million over the next three years for CAS. Together with a revamped funding framework, that will allow CAS to hire 760 new front-line workers and super- visors in addition to the 220 staff hired last year, the ministry re- ports - Under the revamped funding model, money will be distributed Inside the News Advertiser ■IERE TO No IT r.0-- — Pw ...........6 Left r.ssr l ...........6 Ap is ................13 IMaified .............15 GM IIS A CALL M�........... 683-5110 A ftlintisa ......683-5117 111811101 Moors .....683-3005 A■oMa Lir ......683-7545 so -P it Views ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroomOdurham.net /i sift ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 JANET ECKER New and existing CAS stag`' will get "intense and thorough training in child protection ". to each CAS based on the work- load they are facing, Ms. Eckcr told the News Advertiser. In the See NEW Page 4 Sat. Dec. 12 Uva dswo on Flshw PtrIt% W --ad- a A Jntwprtart 9 ftm--. P"420-9707 Mcka le Town Cents cam m0wom RWWK -1 mylumw area seora re. a.raau 1550 BAYLY ST. UNIT 17, Pickering (905) 420-3285 Show croon: sago -spm photo by Jason Liebregts ,Dale Lalonde and daughters, from left, Yvonne, Chantelle and Renee load the Christmas tree they purchased at the Ajax Wal - ,Mart store Sunday onto the family van. A portion of the proceeds of the tree sales between now and Christmas will go to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Story below. Christmas tree sales up -root heart disease Yule deck your halls, help good cause AJAX —You can buy a Christ- mas tree and help support the Heart and Stroke Foundation. A portion of the proceeds from tree sales at Wal -mart on Hwy. 2 in Ajax between now and Christ- mas will help in the fight against heart disease and stroke. Jim Oldman, a foundation vol- unteer, will deliver trees for a small donation and will even take them to Ajax seniors' homes for free. Trees will be on sale Monday to Sunday from 9 am. to 10 p.m. for the rest of the season. The trees are Ontario -grown and freshly cut. For more information call Mr. Oldman at 683-9169. their jets on ai Designating lands called premature BY MARIANNE TAK.4CS Staff Writer PICKERING — Another citi- zens' group has officially joined the fight against an airport in north Pickering. The Green Door Alliance (GDA), an organization dedicate to the preservation of agricultural, natural and recreational lands in Pickering and elsewhere, has put together an analysis which opposes Ottawa's decision announced in July to designate federal lards in north Pickering for airport use. The GDA will submit the analy- sis to Transport Canada and local municipal and regional authorities. '"his was written in order to argue that the decision is prema- ture;' says GDA member Brian Buckles. who authored the docu- ment. "We're not suggesting a fu- ture airport be precluded. We just think all evidence points to it being very premature at this point." Mr. Buckles's analysis bases that conclusion on seven major fac- tors, including: - Pearson airport is not expected to reach its full capacity for 30 to 50 years, and another major airport may not be needed even then, since past air traffic growth predictions have proved inaccurate. • If and when demand warrants it, the Hamilton airport is the best sit- uated to take on the additional air traffic from a demographic and fi- nancial standpoint. - If a small, regional airport is need- ed, Buttonville could meet that need at less cost and more efficient- ly. See PICKERING Page 3 A/P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 8, 1998 Their s have come in Boat builders ensure `if there's a flood, we're read\' Two sheets of cardboard, two rolls of duct tape, string. water soluble contact cement and a paper clip. That's all students were given Frida} during a competition to build a boat at the seventh annu- al Cardboard Boat Race at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The event, organised by Skills Canada -Ontario, chal- lenged students from across the province to design. construct and race a cardboard boat across a 25 -metre pool. But that was only part of the challenze. Boats that sun ived the first heat were then filled with students to determine which team's vessel could hold the most weight. The winning boat, made by students from a Scarhorough high school, held more than 1,040 pounds. The team from Eastdale Col- legiate and Locational Institute in Oshawa finished sixth overall, the two squads from Port Pem High School placed ninth and 10th and the two teams from Os- hawa's Monsignor John Perey- ma Catholic Secondary School were I Sth and 24th. Thirty-four teams, including five from Durham high schools, competed in the event this year. "The idea is to promote teamwork skills and problem - photo by Ron Pietroniro Tom Baginski of Monsignor John Perevma Catholic Sec- ondary School drags his team's vessel to the finish line at the Cardboard Boat Race at the Pickering Recreation Complex. solving skills;" says Audrey Car - tile, event organizer for the Durham Catholic District School Board. "It's really some- thing. It's amazing how fast they can go and they're all so differ- ent" '*We (had) some really good designs;' says Port Perry High School teacher Bob Porter, who notes students spent two weeks designing their boats at school but without the materials. "if there's a flood, we're ready" Skills Canada, a non-profit organization that offers activities designed to enhance the image of skilled trades, will host the 10th Annual Ontario Technolog- ical Skills Competition and the Fifth Annual Canada Skills Competition next spring. 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(rn4nl nr IJf X.& n d Pda"M,n 1/7 Ir~- pnn cat ,nW „w,nd f*AW.1 wrnw/win,rwA w r w $499 hrww,wb rn /4t,r.4a rrnr., r+M,Ann rn lcw,�dd $199 $299 BWlgss ,e..;....:.� . .�, NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 8, 1998 PAGE 3 P Pi*cker�'i*n`gt aTeens busted in mugging PICKERING Five Ings. "None of the kids were PICKERING From page I youths were arrested less than hurt but they were uite shak- • No future airport would require the 18,600 acres now being held for one in north Pickering. The biggest facilities such as Heathrow, Atlanta and Los An- geles all operate on 3,000 to 4,(XX) acres. • The concerns of local governments and citizens must be key to any decision on designation, and such accountability should be defined before the designation is made. The GDA document recommends all lands in excess of those needed to safe- guard a possible future airport he sold, with conservation casements registered on title to prohibit uses other than agri- culture and conservation. It suggests in- dependent studies be prepared, includ- ing public consultation and review of al- ternatives, before any consideration is given in the future to building an airport at Pickering. It also states local govern- ment should he given a key say in whether a regional airport is built, where on the federal lands It would be located and how it should operate. According to Mr. Buckles, the GDA is particularly keen on having the deci- sion on whether to build an airport in Pickering taken out of the hands of the Greater Toronto Airports Authority. FAMES Re YANCH TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Personal and Business Bankruptcy Including all other Insolvency services sA�E P" E�� AL BARGAINS , (I IN TODAY'S News AdverfiW 'Isles., Dec. 8, 1998 News Advertiser Ben Moss Jesvilers AoWick • Jumbo Vodeo pick. • Mr. Sub "Whem's the Para" Alai �PPem �9 No • While Rose Ajax4%k W to zWW households Daly x, A inserts, including ,aabe dildl rest of yair your blue a OS HAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX ill Commercial Ave. G 19-1473 (.OHOt JRG "2 King tit- W 372-4744 Adam Tuesday's carrier of the week is Adam. He enjoys baseball, ball hockey & volleyball. Adam will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. C ngrabdWfion Adam for bang our Carrier of the Wcek. Walmrt,Ajax 135 Kingmon Rd.,Ajax 222 Gayly St. W,Ajax '726 Kingdon Rd., Pick. 13Cio Kingvton Rd.. Pick. "We don't like the thought that un- elected bodies will make that judgment;" he explains. Mr. Buckles says he welcomes the negotiations which have taken place be- tween Transport Canada and the Town of Pickering to look for an alternative way, other than designation, to protect the area from development that would preclude the construction of an airport in the future. However, he adds such an al- ternative solution still needs to deal with issues such as the sale of lands not need- ed, preservation of agricultural lands, and the local government and citizens' input into the decision-making process. an hour after a knife was held to the neck of a 15 -year-old boy as he and his buddy were robbed. Durham Regional Police said the street mugging oc- curred Friday at 10:20 p.m. after the victims and two friends were confronted near 774 Liverpool Rd. Sergeant Jim Grimley said four youths got out of a vchi- cle and one put a knife to the 15-year-old's throat. He and a pal were then robbed of jack- ets, cash and other belong - en up;' Sgt. Grimley said. The teens reported the at- tack to police and provided a description of the suspects and vehicle licence plates. A short time later, uniform offi- cers stopped a vehicle match- ing the description near the Hwy. 401 bridge at Liverpool Road, and arrested five occu- pants, Sgt. Grimley said. Charged are two 18 -year- old Markham men and three 17 -year-old boys, two from Pickering and one from Markham. MIDNIGHT MADNESS SALE! Wishing there were a few more hours in your shopping day? Your wish is our command! Check out the great savings during our Midnight Madness Sale on Friday December I I th. We're open from 9:30a.m. to .... you've got it! Midnight! Watch for great gift ideas at our Holiday Fashion Shows. Add a few more hours to your shopping day -stay up late this Friday at Pickering Town Centre. C KERIN TOWN•CENTRE :- WHERE ALL YOUR W[SHES COME TRUE ' ` AIP PAGE 4 MOM AWE11"SIERTUEMM EWT OK CECEMlo t, IS" New CAS funds lauded I\'EW From page I past, distribution of funds Has based largely on historical practice. And though agencies Could appl% to a contingency fund if they needed additional money. "they couldn't plan in advance and there \%-as a lot of administrative red tape;' Ms. Ecker notes. Now. funding will take into account such factors as derno- graphics. "\.yhich is important in a growing community like Durham." saN s Ms. Ecker. It Will also take into considera- tion -quality standards''. which will determine the appropriate number of caseloadZ, per Hork- c r. But the ministn is also working to ensure that all corkers will he properly trained. Funding will provide new and existing staff with "intense and thorough training in child protection". including a 12 -week pre -work training program for new front-line CORRECTION workers "so they are better prepared to protect children", notes the ministry. Further, the funding will mean an increase in minimum foster care rates by 85 per cent. which will allow CAS to re- cruit about 500 additional fos- ter families by the year 2001. That is "really important for Durham because it had to compete with agencies in Toronto, which were able to pay more than the minimum rates. notes NIs. Ecker. Foster parents "arc impor- tant supports to your system;' she explains. " 1f you Kaye to take a child out of a home. you don't want to place them in an institution." CAS are to receive training on the new frim" ork and are to get their first allocation of ncv< funding this month. The more is applauded by the Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies. "This is a very important step in strengthening the capacity of ir the Bell Mobility ad that appeared In Sunday December 6. This Week and News Advertiser papers incorrectly steC tree Oshawa Centre as a ocation for the Moonlight Madness Sale on December 11. This location is not included. Excell Communications apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused. CORRECTION NOTICE For our 72 page Sears Pre -Print Sale dates Dec 7- 13, 1996) Page 4 8 5 - Some tat & Holiday dresses 8 sweaters at 30% may have been previously reduced Page 6 - Save 30% All Women's Nevada Fashions excludes Fit Program (I.E . Relax, classic b Slimfit styles) Page 19 - Save 259a All Men s Deer Stagg Shoes sale price currently reads: 49.99-69.99. Sale price should have read: 52.49-67.49 Page 38 - Blade & Decker Breadmaker prices currently read: Sears reg. 199.99 sale 179.99. Paces should have read: Sears req. 199.99 sale 169.99 afteris Mail -In Rebate currently read: 159.99. After 's Mail -In Rebate should have read 149.99 Page 41 - Save $5.00 Braun Precision Men's Shaver with Bonus. We regret to inform u that the Pocket -Size Shaver (Bonus) will not be available, however, there will be an additional $10.00 off the previously discounted price (55.00 Page 64 - 6.8 -HP Free Spirit Treadmill not exactly as illustrated. Page 65 - 7 Pool Table is green not blue as illustrated. we since" apologizetw any inconvenience this ma have caused Sears customers. Email it THE NEWS ADVERTICFR newsroom@d our child protection system;' says executive director Mary McCom ille. The changes are in response to recommendations from sc%- eral coroner's inquests into the deaths of children involved H ith CAS and the report of the Child Mortality Task Force. Other steps taken to im- prove the protection of chil- dren include amendments to the Child and Family Services Act. a common risk assess- ment systern no" in place in all CAS. and investment in early intervention and preycn- tion programs. "Ke have made a lot of changes to Create a safer, more responsive child protection system in Ontario:' says Min- ister Ecker. who beGeyes addi- tional funding and a new fund- ing frame%ork will allow front-line workers to "protect children bettcr' . Durham CAS officials could not be reached (lir com- ment. L • Bring your food or toy contributions in & receive a FREE "Country Christmas CD" featuring some of today's top country artists. (One CD per famiiy while quantities lost) g %x/Pic -KvRttic: PvAws A D V E R T I S E R Drop your contributions until December 22 at. ICx96fM 130 Commercial Ave. .© Ajax, ON (1 block West of Hardwood, South of Hwy. 401) How can the Canada Education Savings Grant help your children? • The Government of Canada is working with Calkidialis to help families save for the post -secondary education so important to every child's future. • Now, the Canada Education Savings Grant provides an additional 20 cents for every dollar you save in a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP). • An RESP is a tax-sheltered way to save for a child's post -secondary education. It can be started by parents, grandparents, relatives or friends. • Each child can receive a maximum Canada Education Savings Grant of $4,00 per year (with a savings contribution of $2,000). • If a child Goes not Use: his or tier RESP you can transfer the savings to another child or roll the savings into your RRSP. • The importani, thing is to start today. Even a modest RESP contribution, along with the ,grant, can grow into a nest egg to help offset the cost of post -secondary education. • This program is part of Canada's Youth Employment Strategy. Need more details? Call 1 800 935-5555 and ask about the Canada Education Savings Grant. Using TTY devices call 1 800 465-7735 Canada NEWS ADVERTISER � TUESDAY EDITON, DECEMBER 8, 1998 PAGE S AM Merchants dreaming a white green Chri stm as Some Ajax and Pickering retailers are predicting this holiday shopping season "may be the best in a few years", while others believe unseasonably mild weather has kept some shoppers from the stores. " I think it will be a good year;' says Ron Galbraith of Galbraith Jewellers in Ajax. "Sales are going well:" And while most retailers have found that people who have started their shopping early spend more time find- ing that 'special something' for those on their shopping lists, Mr. Galbraith has even noticed "men are shopping earlier than usual this year. "We get our usual crew on Christmas Eve, but some of them have already been in this year:' he notes. ' Maybe: they've learned their lesson from past years. At the Pickering Town Centre. "our traffic is defi- nitely up from last year;' re- ports marketing director Lorna Murphy. But because she doesn't have sales fig- ures from November, "We're not sure if folks are window shopping or actual- ly making purchases" She is among those who believe "the weather has a huge effect" on shopping habits. "it feels like a mis- placed Christmas," Ms. Murphy explains. "Some of our retailers have said they'd like a little sprinkling of - AW Fax it THE NEWS ADVERTISER 683-7363 Ajax and Pickering retailers hoping snow will help fill tills snow, even if it melts." Still, some retailers have also noticed a sizable in- crease in shoppers in the past two weeks. "They have definitely started their Christmas shopping," re- ports Karen Nedelkos, assis- tant manager of The General Store in the Pickering Town Centre. "It's been quite hectic around here and I imagine that's only going to increase as we get closer to the 25th;' she says. "People shopping now are taking their time to find something special, but the people who keep putting it off will probably buy r� 11�a.x-PJc:kenng *' NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX present a Silent Auction lai Furby 100 per cent of the proceeds will go to the pediatric ward of the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre for the purchase of infant cardiac monitors. THE RULES •. Cca e.9a9 ..b. t» ,w-e.d n . rw.d waw o" w n+. AJAX-PXZERM IEws ADWRTISHI 130 Commerfxat An Apt. Ont. LIS 2M5 !. 0r11111M: Tu.dw D— 15 19W .r S p,. s. r,.by..e 9. b e.. 10 Npi" o.ao..s W.v1ws -1 b. -4-%d d W 1./W— an W.&—dw D- 16. 1996 To be ager, .wi~i, .a b" PlrwrMV I. e.. AI--PWh-" H.w. Asr.rtm— by 7 p .w. 1'I.r.e.y. 04. IT. 1.66. A~— S...e., 0— 10 1996 Furhv Silent Auction .u� ......... A.fdrrcc ........ ........ DAYTIME r*.ree.................................... %Iy h.1 is:S....................................................... Thanks to Cana"n Tire in Ajax. the A aX-P1d,enng News Advertiser 1s able to had a silent auction for 10 of this season's most wished -for toy, FURBY Proceeds from the auction will go towards the purchase of infant cardiac monitors for the pediatric unit of the Ajax and Ptcowng Health Centre whatever they can get their hands on" At Basket Kase, also in the Pickering Town Centre, manager Shirley Sim has found people "have started their shopping earlier and are spending more- than in past years. But not all stores have noticed the same change. At C D Plus in Pickering, man- ager Peter Roks has found business "a little slower than last year", and believes that's largely due to the weather. "It's like spring out there. It's nice, but it's not so nice for Christmas shopping... People don't seem to be taking their shop- ping seriously," though a number of shopper, are making fairly substantial purchases. Management at the Har- wood Place Mall in Ajax couldn't be reached for comment. B.C. DICKERING PRODUCE T LTD. A unique concept... quality & freshness, 7 days a week! Milk 2%, I% Eggs - Medium &S kim $ 9941itre t�" no limits ag 1 dozen Nog Broccoli Stalks _ .1., e 9 (&u&t THE DELI is now open:! Extra Ol White Cooked Ham Cheddar 2 Y, e� D.it•!IZ6e6.? 100 .+69/100 Smoked Bacon Christmas Ham 29$1495 approx. 1.5 leg.)0 each 3._ Party Platters = rom9 ''ail e Prices in effect til Dec. 31 /W 1550 Kingston Rd., Pickering IN 427-7622 �J TAKE A CLOSER LOOK! - ,r . N TI t�E e.11�D''COi�i�C�'IBI� • treasures to be fouaa in downntawn Port Hope Thter+e are inact and brass beds, and tall wardrobes :'picture barites and classy mirrors in which to gaze. "= the dressers and tables of fine season. � _ ., ..� � , , ... __ ��t+om past, wood, There are inviting merchants and helpful staffs ready •- China doIIs dressed in cozy hooded coats to keep antique jewelry and crystal ftofnit Grandmother's day. F Sao greet you in Port Hope's fine stores. } warm and china dishes ted with" t red. Or chandeliers and china to sit the fire. to for a visit this December. a par brtgh dogs by .. _ , ..Drop + to bring a festive air to any holiday table Christmas mugs and writing paper, calendars to ring "14ASomile of the Antique and Collectible Merchants yo'luiru are collector plades and Santas standing ta$ or in a new year .and candles to light lite way. Look for want to visit: The Pickers Antique Market, Uptown dressed in sink to f U little girls' dreams. . .: k' classic clothes h m days gone by and stained glass Antiques, Cumbrae House, Country Accents, East r ,, ptlnt:l(}ting new is candy;bouquets ready to decorate otinaments to catch the light of a winder's day. ;Anglian Antiques, Holton Flowers, Estate Treasures, t; i1e or be eaters by hungry' iiinft along with p You wiU find drawings of Port Hope's historic Chatwood do Simmons, Lee Caswell Antiques, Smith =' Cmt a dips and sauces for spectral gather es$s buthdittgs andcoloutful tapers to fit any candlestick ' ',Cheek Antigyes, Randals, Ganaraska Glass, ^L= uir gliosis fYum Scotland a thistle crystal old or new Teddy bests and flowers by the armful, :Windebanks Garden by Design and Ganaraska Art. t attiring do be seen. �'+� - PE N -EW '...$ t ..., T?'z.-a.. �3x `�'.�,� �rv�-s u'�VS<,;i'G1X t\...1i' :FY3r�,. �... y.. iy.3 .. ,:.YT` "x. ' .. y`afW°+� \•' 2 T;4 ,, +�.� .. ;1�$' K . {( down - IFr 1r +.,,,sjf'e,� y�..'<Y, _ I�iSltlliti� Ifi9l s P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 8,199 Editorial &OpiNioNsNEWS ADVERTISER DEC. 8, 1 9 9 8 EDITORIAL Making society safer for women Nine years after Montreal Massacre, it's debatable whether lessons learned Sunday was a solemn day for Cana- dians. December 6 marked the ninth an- niversary of perhaps the lowest moment in Canadian history when crazed gun- man Marc Lepine, hatred in his heart for women, stormed into Ecole Poly - technique in Montreal and ruthlessly gunned down 14 female students, facul- ty and administrators. Then, Lepine turned the gun on himself. The Montreal Massacre as it came to be known set off a firestorm of debate throughout the country in the days, weeks and months after it happened. Candlelight vigils have marked the an- niversaries since 1989 with sincere speeches from caring individuals who have demanded change in our society. While admittedly extreme in the worst way, the horrifying event mir- rored the assaults many women feel from the men in their lives on a daily basis. From physical beatings, to verbal abuse, to sexual harassment on the job ,and elsewhere, to stalking cases, to being paid less for work of equal value, to facing a 'glass' ceiling, to being dis- criminated against in so many ways, women don't get a fair shake in our so- ciety. That's the real legacy of the Montre- al Massacre. It was a signal to women everywhere that the threat of violence just around the corner. But, what has been done to Chan the place of women in Canadian sock since 1989? What programs are in pla to help women who've been abused a to convince men, through educatic and rule of law to stop abusing t women in their lives. The New Choices program, run 1 Family Services for Durham Regic aims to change the behaviour of who have been involved in spo abuse. The Durham Rape Crisis Cen runs the Victims in Crisis Assis Referral Services (VICARS) pregion to closely help those women who' been assaulted. The media has played part in making very real the stories women who've faced abuse. The c have been urged to get serious spousal abuse and to hand out toughe sentences to men who use force women. Nearly a decade has gone by sin the Montreal Massacre and it's tragedy we must never forget. As we poised on the edge of a new millenn um, progress is being made towards more equal system, one that is evolvi into a society that is fair and free for its members. BACoi `ten al LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ur tre------- --- `�1e We're working to testing in May, 1998. The five-day assessment fo- ve cused on Inventions. Investigations, a improve Grade 3 and Discoveries. Following thr; re - of sults of last year's assessment, the ourts Programs Department presented a about test results multi-year plan for increasing stu- r dent capacity and results. We have on just completed our first year focus - To the editor: ing primarily on mathematics. Last ce I am responding to Frank year we scored below the provin- a Thrclkeld and other letter writers cial results and our marks in math - sit concerning the provincial Grade 3 ematics improved especially in data i- assessment. More than 131,000 management and probability. This a students in 7,300 classes took part was an area students in Durham i ng in the mandated assessment. In had their greatest difficulty with. all Durham, 4,246 students in 249 Last November, I explained to the classes participated in the five-day trustees that it would be three to five years before our plan for My final see , or I never did like humblepie provemeTt would be fully imple- Y i merited. This year. with provhncral � we ha net eased Four short columns aren't enough for an opinionated person like me, so I'll use this last column to summarize. In my opinion: 1) Ajax should have a permanent green -space perimeter which would include permanent agriculnual land. 2) All waterways should automati- cally be zoned as public conservation areas. 3) The Verona mall site should be used for senior's housing, a perform- ing acts centre, some shopping, the new library and a big round fountain which would double as a skating rink in winter and a roller rink in spring ,a w fall. 4a) The outdoor pool is the jewel in ,Ajax's crown. It needs to be used to the fullest for swimming lessons. We need two move outdoor pools: one on the lakefront and one in the north end Summers are getting hotter and the steamy, chlorine -filled air of in(dloor pools just isn't pleasant. 4b) The opening of outdoor pools should be tied to the weather. Many a hot June or September day the pool has sat idle. 5) Greenwood Conservation Area Leslie Gossen Opinion Shaper should be re-opeoed. 6) Every town that restricts dogs to leashes should provide a large, fenced -in field where dog owners could let their dogs loose to really stretch their kgs. 7) Any town that licenses cats de- serves to be overrun with rats and the plague. jax needs a better bus system. I rarely take the bus because I get where I'm going fester by walking. Let's use a grid system instead of end- less circuitous routes and have mono connections with Pickering and Whit- by - 9) Ajax needs full service GO trains. 10) Taxpayers should be able to di- rect their taxes to the school(s) of their choice, thus eliminating the need for school boards. We could dismantle the Taj Mahal; tum it into a performing arts centre (or a dog run) and we could use the $100,000+ salaries of fourteen administrators to bury textbooks and musical instruments for the students. 11) We need another airport like we need another nuclear power plant, like we need another head cold. 12) We need another golf course like we need 511. When the baby boomers have kicked the (golf) buck- et, at least half of the golf courses should be returned to permanent farm- land. 13) We need a limited access high- way between Ajax and Oshawa. h takes 15-20 minutes to navel from south to north in Ajax and only one or two minutes from east to west. 14) People who spend money on security systems, "rhe Club," etc. de- serve to live in fear. Spend your money on literacy groups, churches and children's charities instead. 15) The guy with the great soh ice cream truck should publish his route so we know where to find him. But that's just my opinion. ve u text- book resources, especially in math- ematics. We are beginning a large- scale initiative around technology and computer-assisted learning specializing in mathematics and science. We are correlating strate- gies in schools that have experi- enced success on this year's Grade 3 results and sharing them across tie board. Staff development win continue to be provided in areas such as measurement, algebra and pig and process meting. We will be wonting individually with the Grade 3, Grade 6 teachers, and administrators on preparation and action plans for the May 1999 test. I am prepared to be accountable, but having presented a multi-year plan, accountability is based on completing the initiatives and as- sessing the impacts on students re- suhs in future tests. I am confident of the level of expertise and dedica- tion of our teachers and administra- tors in preparing students for the Grade 3 assessment. -. Bev Freedman, Superioteadent Of Edtucat 1Durh m Db ki School Board ♦ l Y ♦ ♦ .. ,.. , • , , .• 1' . �.... lSrt: 1',:R'ti \i..Y' 'L , x. • ,. • • • ♦ e \ , ► t1 1 ♦ 1'i '1 ! l PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising .Manager John Willems Real Estate, Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager NSM (905) 683-5110 SAID (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 newsrooniCa durham. net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 21-15 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printui& Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advatisa is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Cir+cu- latians Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher nerves the right to classify or refuse any advertisaociit. Credit Fir utv'.t:e.......r Ir..,•- • P rN eo ri OF p� �I DECEMBER 14 Executive Committee Meeting @ Town Hall DECEMBER 16 Site Plan Advisory Committee Cw Town Hall DECEMBER 17 Statutory Information fleeting C-) Town Hall DECEMBER 21 Town Council Meeting C�` Town Hall DECEMBER 23 Committee of Adjustment 'Meeting Ckv"rown Hall y 7 r amid Fireworks & Tree Lighting Kick Off Friday, December 11, 1998 Pickering Civic Complex Esplanade Park - Gazebo Opening Ceremonies 7 p.m. Children's Entertainment & Carnival Midway • Live Music • Food Bank Boxes - • Santa Claus • Candy Sticks r THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, December 8,1998 -PAGE 7 NNOFp, %- p/ 9 Z .................... )14 hr. 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DECEMBER 17 Hych outh Fsxx1 Hank Uric r1C� NUCLIEM MILLER NATURDAN', DECEMBER 19 • Holiday Karaoke dIONDAY, DECEMBER 21 Supported b1/: f=ree Skate at Pickenng Recreation Complex TUESUAt', DECEMBER 22 • Alderbrook Industries s • ('ant♦%, Cookies & Crate. - Canadian Progress MO\U %y", DECEMBER 29 �Ir j Club, Free Skate at P:.kenng Recrean,-n ('.:triplex T Pickering/Ajax Worsen '17Hl RNI)AY, DECEMBER 31 • Dutchmasters Nurseries . �Atnterfcst Finale \eu },ars E•.e (,wntduwn Pickering Recreation Complex Holiday G�ft-G'tv0'V .Gist TIGHTEN YOUR NOUDAY BUDGET AT THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX arty erships r • Swim Goggles and Ten Passes • Terms Court Fees and Tennis Balls • SquagwRacquetball/Temis Lessons • Intro Package for Personal Training • Child Supervision Pass -No �� 'ter Call 831.1711 for Details AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 8,1998 Durham, not'gay-friendly Gays and lesbians tell tales of abuse and loneliness This is the first in a three part se- ries on Durham's gay and lesbian SPECIAL SERIES community. anonymous, again" . BY CINDY (JPSHALL fir. Regardless if someone is verbal - Staff Writer ly abused, is beaten or discriminat- When Blake MacLeod and Paul ed against, it all constitutes gay - Brown moved to Oshawa five years bashing, says Tanya Gulliver, gay ago, they sought the same things so and lesbian education advocate and many others who move from Toron- former public school trustee who to do. came out while in office. A house to call their own, a back "Bashing is verbal and you can't yard for their pets, a beautiful gar- prove it. It's not like you have a den to work on during the summer. mark on you, but it marks you in- . But their life has been less than side;' she says. idyllic since moving east to While on the school board Ms. Durham. Ostracized in their own Gulliver, who represented the Whit - neighbourhood, stones were thrown by area, endured a barrage of hate at their home, their English -style mail and harassing phone calls, all garden vandalized, neighbours because of her sexuality. hurled insults calling them pe- "Most people wouldn't want to dophiles and the brake fluid in their go through what I went through and car was drained. it wasn't physical:' she says. Blake and Paul are gay. "When I came out as a trustee... "It's tough being out here and we would get calls at three in the being gay:' says Mr. Brown, speak- morning, we would have hate mail ing from ample personal experi- sent to us. I would get these hate let- ence. He was at a local drug stone ters stapled to Kyle (Rae, openly and was followed by two men call- gay Toronto councillor) articles. ing him a faggot and a queer, threat- Now Kyle would get them with his ening they'd be waiting outside face burned out, so I was one step when he left. The couple was also above him." pursued by a group of college -aged The letters got so full of profani- kids in a car as they walked togeth- ties, the board had to start including a• letters about Ms. Gulliver in private The story is similar to those told correspondence, instead of public by other gays and lesbians living where the majority of letters sent to within Durham's boundaries. Tales trustees are included. of harassment, verbal 'abuse and "It really makes you feel bad physical violence, all because of a about yourself," she says of the at - person's sexual orientation are not tacks. uncommon in the region's gay and Barb Latimer, Tanya's partner, lesbian community. It leaves the af- knows how that feels. fected men and women too afraid to She was sitting at a table in a speak up, leaving the issue in the Whitby coffee shop she frequently dark and largely forgotten by every- visits when a man walked up and one, except those living with it demanded she leave, saying it was Barry, a 30 -year-old General his table. Ms. Latimer refused and Motors worker, has been beaten by the man responded by calling her "a his fellow co-workers, who discov- f---ing queer." The man was told to ered his sexual orientation and felt leave by employees of the shop. the need to attack him as he walked While the incident may seem to his car at the end of a shift. He small, it was enough to make Ms. doesn't want his last name used. Latimer question her decision to be "I'm locked into a closeted open about her sexuality. world here:' he says, explaining he "I don't hide who I am by any doesn't feel safe or comfortable means. I wear a ball cap most of the being openly gay in Durham. Afar time that has a rainbow flag on the working he comes home, draws the front which is the pride symbol... I curtains and removes himself from don't go around with a big neon the community. sign saying I'm a lesbian, I'm just "My lover and I. we can't walk me," she says. down the street arm -in -arm and About the incident she says "It -what's wrong with that?" says wasn't called bashing, it was called _Barry, adding the couple doesn't harassment, but I took it as bashing. dive together because his loner is It was almost enough for me to stop agraiid of the reaction of neighbours. wearing my bap cap for a few days z "I'm an average person. I work because it was an obvious symbol" all dry I bane the some things moving f am the Khchener-Wh- ;:. ° veryaw else does." be says. serine arca more than a year ago, Is a letter seat b ibis Week, a WhL Lanai says the chnuft to- ' Au der said living its Durham as a wards gays and lesbians a Veady ,gay man "has bees her. .. diffacest here. In Durham it isis 'M intolerance towards gay a ted, with very little exposure, aura especially, is bmnfymg," the wbde m the Kitchener area there are Iota, signed JB, stated. gay bars and a real sense of pride "I myself have been assaulted among the gay community. twice in Oshawa for being a known "Here I feel it's a non -issue. Mw homosexual. It has not been femi- general understanding I get from it ntmty nor pink triangles and ran- is that (people think) it doesn't bow flags that have identified me, exist," she says. but my public involvement in edu- But it does and so does gay bash - cation, support groups and the ing. press. That is why I will remain "There is some bashing that goes photo by Andrew 1%=owski Barb Latimer, left, and Tanya Gulliver have been subjected to ha- rassment since Ms. Gulliver announced she is a lesbian. on here, but it just doesn't get talked about. It just doesn't get talked about as bashing by the police and the media;' she says. Detective John McLean of the Durham Regional Police street crime unit says there haven't been any reported gay bashing incidents within the past eight months, but adds "that's not to say it doesn't happen. Victims of gay bashing need to be treated Wfib Gu- s anderstandbg and =PPWL "Some may not be reported and some may be reported but not iden- tified as gay bashing... it may be happening more fiequently than we know about it, because it's not being reported," he says. Gays and lesbians who are tar- geted should report it to the pohoe as a hate crime, because the penalty for a crime motivated by someone's sexuality is Murch lager than utast of a corrrroa assault, he says. Despite this, tetany assadts co -6." tiew to go unreported to police lo- cally, says Ms. Gulliver. 'Zihere's a perception, and it may or may cwt be true, that if you report it to police it will be a wase experience than just going through the assault," she says. "I've dealt with police and they haven't been supportive'" uppoYven She says victims of gay bashing need to be treated with compassion, understanding and support, noting the emotions of bashing victims are often similar to women who have been raped. "It's the same kind of experi- ence. A feeling that you brought it on yourself," Ms. Gulliver says. Mr. MacLeod and Mr. Brown say they too have had negative ex- periences with officers, when they were told there wasn't anything the police could do about a neighbour who yelled obscenities at the couple including calling them pedophiles, because the person was just ex- pressing her opinion. Allan, a gay Oshawa business- man who moved to the area four years ago, says people can have their own opinion, but they can't in- fringe on the rights of others. "Everyone is entitled to their opinion, that's part of the beauty of living in this great country... but you can't take it outside of your four square walls and affect others,,' he says. Allan asked his real name not be used because he fears becoming aa W30 s f he vandalism experienced wina opeaing ph business. But despite crimes lepsla- 1101, whwh states -everyone who� by oontrttuintcapng statements, other turas in private roamer, willfidly promotes hatred aloins[ an identifiable group is gtuky of (a) an indictable offence and is liable to imprisonment for a term not ex- ceeding two years; or (b) an offence punishable on summary convic- tion," there are still those who insist on targeting gays and lesbians, through violence and harassment, "It's all illegal and people know how illegal it is. People (still) have to be told it is illegal," says Allan. With all the legislation and de- mand from gay and lesbians thatIll- they are entitled to be treated equal- ly, many accept that they will con- tinue to be targeted and don't do things in Durham they may do else- where for fear of raising the ire of straight citizens. "If you're out as a gay person you expect these things will hap- pen," says Mr. MacLeod. "You're : used to it. If you go out to eat some- one is going to stare" Allan says he alters his behav- iour when in Durham saying "I wouldn't hold someone's hand walking down Simcoe Street. That's just asking to be tarred and feathered" With this type of treatment from iociety and a fear of truly being yourself, why would anyone want to stay where they're clearly not j wanted? Mr. MacLeod and Mr. Brown began to wonder that as well. After i a few years of intolerance and ha- rassment they decided to move back to Toronto to seek the refuge of the city where openly gay and lesbian couples are more accepted. ! The two eventually got sick of the slurs, saddened by the children who would tell them they were no longer allowed to stop by their yard to play with the dog because their parents had told them the couple was bad and would do bad things to them. "We started to feel isolated:' says Mr. Brown, who explained the couple really had no friends. i Mr. MacLeod adds, "People would turn their backs when we'd say hello." However, shortly after that they witnessed the fust glimmer of hope, that their house could truly feel like a home, when a new family moved into the neighbourhood. The par- ents and the children treated the couple the way they longed to be in this new and often cruel communi- ty. Like neighbours. "Within the last two years we've made some good friends on the street and through them some peo- ple they know have conte to know us:' says Mr. MacLeod, explaining while it's easier now, there are still those on the street who won't talk to them or anyone who is friends with the couple. "I'm not going to give up. I have as mord[ right to be base as anyone does," says Mr. Brawn defiantly. Ms. Gulliver says while a lot of Durham days and lesbians are at- tracted ttraded to Toronto, maty mom am choosing o Wuow road. ne though it's "A lot of people live here and they're gay They gam► up in Os- hawa, went to school in Oshawa. Ibis is their home. Why shottki they leave Durham?'Ibis is their home." Bary echoes these sentiments, despite his violent experiences. "I was born and raised in this city and I'll live anywhere I choose," he says. "I'm that stub- born." Part 2: Increasing awareness. : ♦ ♦ ` Y � � • , '• . " .�.• .• � � � � • • ,. ls.:. '421' C KVY17. ♦ t•. t'r \ � , ! \ \ \ \ \ \ ♦ 1 , ♦ Y 1'+,'Y \ R �iR4.iiac+VGii2 we:. .., � wi. - _ i1�ylVA I'm}_ BY SHAWN SIMPSON Special to the News Advertiser On Dec. 10, international human rights will be 50 years strong. That's five decades since the United Nations affirmed the dignity and rights of all human beings in the Universal De- claration of Human Rights. The declaration essentially became the basis for worldwide policies, includ- ing the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Canadian and Ontario Human Rights Codes, promoting social equity, the right to life and liberty and economic, social and cultural rights that prohibit discrimination. But, how far have we Canadians come? Dave Patterson, who immigrated to Canada from Pakistan 25 years ago, says Canada has accomplished a lot. "Canada is God's country. We may pay high taxes, but we have a lot of ben- efits many other countries don't; some don't have any human rights" Mr. Patterson, past president of the Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham, believes perceptions and attitudes among Canadians have changed dramatically for the better to- ward immigrants and visible minorities. But, it hasn't always been easy for him. Recalling a particularly demeaning and frustrating time shortly after arriv- ing in Canada, he says he telephoned a Toronto company to set up an interview for an advertised position. He was told to come to the office. "When I got there the guy looked at me and asked my name. I said Dave Pat- terson. He looked me over and said 'The job's taken.' I said, 'But I just called: I went home and called again under an- other name - the job wasn't taken. It cre- ates anger in you." Though he's occasionally still the re- cipient of slurs, Mr. Patterson has found a comfortable niche in Oshawa where he lives with his wife and two children and works as a tool and die maker. Amarjit Sodhi found the barrier be- tween her family and the: community slowly came down. "7be children in my son's Grade 2 class had never heard of India;' recalls Ms. Sodhi, whose family moved to Bowmanville in 1969. "They thought he was a Native Indian. They used to ask him where's your bow and arrow?" Ms. Sodhi says such questions stemmed from ignorance, adding that road goes both ways. She admits that when she first arrived in Canada she was a "little nervous talking to white peo- ple," a fact she attributes greatly to her experience back home. Then, under English rule, white children were strongly discouraged from playing with Indian kids. As a result, Ms. Sodhi moved to Canada, along with her husband, Kuldip (now president of the Ontario Federation of Sikhs) with the fear that they would- n't be accepted or would remain on the periphery of the community. At first, that was indeed the case she says. It took a tragi¢ event — the death of her son — to tear down the final bricks of the wall. When her son died at age 17, the community proved it could overcome racial differences. "After my son's death I realized all NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER S. IM PPM 9 P .Durham ' ` -fight� - olns the ood for Emaii J ghuman rights _ _ ag y' 1ght a candle for � human rights Local members of Amnesty Inter-' national urge area residents to place a lit candle in their window in recogni- lion of Human Rights Day Thursday. A sample of the art by Durham stu- dents in the fight against racism. white people are not bad; our neigh- bours were very supportive," she says. The community rallied around her fam- ily. Many visited her home to offer sup- port, and some participated in the funer- al procession. 'And I realized then we can be friends" Both Mr. Patterson and Ms. Sodhi believe ignorance is at the core of racism. Education, they say, is the key to overcoming racial differences and dis- crimination, but it must start with chil- dren at a very young age. And it's this same belief that inspired the Durham District School Board (DDSB) to establish an ethnocultural and race relations department and to im- plement numerous school -wide anti - racist programs. "I began teaching my children, when they were a year old, to respect other people," says Lewis Williams, newly ap- pointed facilitator of the DDSB's ethno- cultural and race relations department. "tile school system is strategically positioned to bring about social change. Through board programs like STAR (Students Together Against Racism), we are empowering kids to make change. Anti -racism education is just good edu- cation." Since STAR was first introduced six years ago, more than 700 Durham stu- dents, in Grades 7 through 10, have par- ticipated in the intensive one-week, fall program that was designed to promote social and racial harmony and teach leadership and conflict resolution skills. "It's a very powerful program," says Mr. Williams, co-founder of STAR. "We take them, and I would like to think, re- fine and teach them about caring for other people. Can you imagine each year sending 130 to 140 kids who care back to school, back into the community?" In recognition of the United Na- tions' Declaration of Human Rights 50th anniversary, the DDSB, in partnership with the Multicultural Council of Os- hawa/Durharn is holding a celebration on Dec. 10. The night will feature tradi- tional cultural dance and music by mem- bers of the community as well as show- case hundreds of creative pieces, art, poems and stories centering on human rights by local students. The DDSB invites the public to drop by at the Durham District School Board headquarters (400 Taunton Rd. E.) on Dec. 11, and Dec. 14 through 17, to take in the display. "We still need a lot of work. We need it groups to get out there and talk to peo- ple. 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A do- nation of a Christmas angel ornament would he appreci- ated. 579-4833. FAIRPORT BEACH: The Fairport Beach Neighbour- hood Association holds its general meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the teachers' lounge at Frenchman's Bay Public School. 839-4121 (Paul White. president). WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering chapter of the One Parent Families As- sociation holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-custodial parents at 8 p.m. at Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. New members welcome. 831-1201. CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under Stress, for cancer pa- tients or their caregivers, is held from 10 to 1 I :15 a.m. at Coffee time helps build new Ajax library AJAX — You can enjoy a warm drink and a magazine while helping your local li- brary. Friends of the Ajax Public Library are selling fresh - brewed coffee and hot choco- late at the main branch at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent. All proceeds go to the Friends' fund-raising cam- paign to collect $1 million to help build a new main library branch. For more information call Val Marshall at 428-1328. airport Beach group meets tonight PICKERING — The Fairport Beach Neighbour- hood Association holds its general meeting tonight, Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. in the teachers' lounge at French- man's Bay Public School. Fore more information call Paul White at 839-4121. BILLBOARD DEC. 8, 1998 Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Take a blanket and small pillow. Limited space, registration required. Also offered from 1:30 to 3 p.m. is a session do Relax- ation and Guided Imagery Techniques for cancer pa- tients and their caregivers. 579-4833. CANCER: A weekly Care- giver Support Group drop-in meeting, where people sup- porting a cancer patient can share feelings and coping strategies, is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. V1'.. Oshawa. 579-4833. 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CWhkPf .lust ask these leading Retailers N. eAJAX/PICKFRING Aws A D V E R T I S E R a it ♦�1 �� T\ � �. ,Y. ._ . . ... .. ,�t 1�z~. .,r•, ,'•�K�, .v,. .. Fw .i)`R'i rlcat��:bi✓.'4'v+w:v ,,+,.�y'9ti �p""c\ . �i'�� - ,' _-' � - - spo NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 8, 1998 PAGE 13 P rt &LEisURE _ N C N' S A 1) V! 0. T I S[ R DEC. 8 19 t.hers ground B owmanvill BYAL R1Vf71' sports editor PICKERING — The Pickering Boyer Pontiac Panthers grounded the Bowmanville Eagles Friday to earn the team's first shutout of the season. The Panthers scored one goal in each period to post a 3-0 victory over the visiting Eagles in an OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hock- ey League regular -season contest at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Earning the shutout was Pickering starter Joel Cameron, who stopped all 35 shots in a gem of a per- formance to lead the Pan- thers to their 17th win of the regular season. It was the first shutout for a Pan- thers goaltender this sea- son. Although Pickering head coach Rod McGiihs was impressed with the work of Cameron in the cage, he was no less delighted with the commitment to defence by the entire team. "Joel played really, real- ly well. We have confidence in both of our goalienders;" notes McGillis. "The strength of our teams has been our goaltending. It's a piece of the puzzle which has made us one of the top teams in our division. Over- all, people say that defence is hard work, commitment and discipline. That's ex- actly what we got in this e Eagles Pickering goalie Joel Cameron posts first shutout of season game. Twenty guys earned the shutout, not just one." Although Bowmanville resides in IIth place in the 13 -team East Conference, McGillis says the Panthers were not taking the Eagles lightly. In fact, Bow- manvillc came into the Pickering contest on a high after dumping the top- ranked Kingston Voyageurs in Kingston the night be- fore. "We have to respect all the opponents we play," ex- plains McGillis. "Bow- manville is capable of beat- ing any team in our divi- sion, so we as coaches have to get t' prepare the fact a game standi nl so tight two poi Geor powcrpl seconds opening Panther: Fart' u ha in front stanza two -on - Mike H man, wt a goal plated t Panther finishing rush by Also the cont Ston witl DEC. 8, 1998 MCKERISM MIEN'S BASKETBALL Resuft from Nov. 30 GAME ONE Mud Hen'3 51 Vs. Envoy Business Systems 41. Tor SCORERS Mud llsn's: SNav Loshy 14, Slew Howitt 9, Dave An- neit 9. Envoy Swwwft Syaleses: Rope YWoV 17, Mark Poiri- K 8. Ran Faraghw a iAIIE Two ... . kawarnce ParNolo 45 vs. Ifblenis Priaples 40. TOP Ot00RERti hwAance FbrMafttr DowBayBae 22. sad KIIIoAimmeoei 11, Jaees winam"" B. 6-10 -ft PfbVbL- CDoom Alyea 13, Bruce Word 10, GAME THREE lhriwye 49 vs. Ell -Rod 49. TOP SCOO ERS "W"W:blob NMdMed 19, Al Bimkell 18. Don Leahy 7. EI -Rod: Ray Farm 12, Frank Gallo 11. Paul Vbrvis S, tGi— scoff B . Dakota Bobs 47 vs. Van Kempen Insurance 31. .,'' TOP BCORERS Dalmota Bob's: Ivor VA*w 15, Tom Rowan 9, Bob Pixar 7. Van Kempen Insurance: Randy Filinski 18, Ton Parisi 7. Brett Macrury with one apiece. The Panthers' penalty killers kept Bowmanville stalled as the Eagles went 04or-9 with the man advan- tage. Pickering went 140r- 6 on the powerplay. The Panthers (17-9-0 for 34 points) are currently in fifth place in the East Con- ference standings. Picker- ing is three points in arrears of the Lindsay Muskies and Wellington Dukes tied for third place, but have three games in hand on Lindsay and Wellington. The Panthers travel to Peterborough Saturday for native Slovenia. He's been will host a Panzerotto at 7:30 p.m. With each paid granted permission to par- Pizza :Night against the admission. fans will get a ticipate by the Kingston Voyageurs at the free slice of pizza and a Panthers ... The Panthers complex on Friday. Dec. 18 pop. O O IGo T G WORLDL, ULTRA MOCCrN SOIARIUk. I CCS z "D FREE I J 20 MI UTE TANMNG SESSION i --r c •�-• y I - :ancr id •� .o ""' This could be the start of something beautiful! 1735 Bayty St.. Ajax 647A McCowan Rd.. Scarbourgh cc (w5)831-7794 (416)439-4533 oI E 0 "' For the tar -..E _c 0. DEF :uc _ _ c,: "'� - and the life of your tan' • - tlh� P POAE 14 WEWS AOMRTMMTUESIDAY EDITION. DECEMBER S. IM Sport SHORTS PeeweeLightning DEC. 8, 1998 Pickering tykes win nail -biter in tourney final PICKERING — The Pickering Pan- thers Lone Star Cafe tyke select hockey team captured the title at the recent Uxbridge Select Tournament. The final between Pickering and Whitby was an exciting contest from start to finish. The game was tied 3-3 at the end of regulation time, forcing a shoot-out to decide the winner. After the first five shooters, the teams had one goal apiece. Then came a sudden -death shoot-out in which the first team to score would win. In the fourth round, Picker- ing's Alex Morra slid the puck under a sprawling Whitby goalie for the deciding marker in a 4-3 victory. Scoring in regu- lation time were Brad Riches, Kyle Sawyer and Jay Henry, with assists to Daniel Fyfe. Sawyer and Patrick Booth. Pickering opened the event with a 2-1 win over Ajax. Sawyer and Henry scored the Panthers' goals, assisted by Ryan Hoefs and Booth. The Panthers upended Clarington 2-1 in the second game. Mark Frawley scored the winning goal, assisted by Morra. Henry had the other Pickering goal, unassisted. Panthers' goalie Lee Melnike was outstanding throughout the tournament. Pickering also fared well in the tour- ney's skills competition. The duo of Karim Corringham and Jimmy Janiero won silver medals in the shooting por- tion. The team of Anthony Valera, Fyfe and Sawyer won bronze in the skating event. Atom Panthers take tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Pan- thers Dalts Honda-Scotiabank major atom 'A' rep hockey team has been on a roll in recent league and tournament ploy - The Panthers earned the champi- onship at the Oakwood -Little Britain tournament, defeating the Oshawa Little NHL Canadiens 8-2 in the final. Picker- ing opened up a 4-1 lead in the second period, and padded its advantage in the final frame. Trevor Walsh scored a pair of goals in the final, Sean Quinlan, Brian Austin, Chris Rotolo, Kevin Hussey, Jeremy Whelan and Scott Waters had one apiece. Assisting were Ryan Jackson, Austin and Waters with two each, Whe- tan, Hussey, Rotolo, Callum Woods and Walsh with one apiece. Pickering opened the tourney with a 6-3 victory over St. Alphonsus of Peter- borough. The Panthers earned a 5-2 vic- tory over the Oshawa Bruins in the sec- ond game to advance to the final. In recent league play, the Panthers continue to perform well, posting six wins and three ties in their last nine out- kVs, The Pickering peewees earned a 4-4 tie with the Clarirtgton Toros, a 5-5 draw with Port Perry and a 5-1 win over the Oshawa Labourers. The Pickering peewees also blanked Cobourg 4-0, tied Oshawa State Farm 3-3 and beat the Sam team 5-4, scored a 3-2 win over Ajax, an 8-3 win over Oshawa and a 6-2 victory over Port Hope. The team has received strong two. way play from forwards Jason Kras- nowski and Bryan Cruse and solid de- ferisivrr work from blueliners Kory Young, Nide Hobson, Derek Twig and Kevin Hu- caluk during this stretch. The goaltend- ing tandem of Ryan Boucher and Matt McCallum has been superb. The Pickering peewees currently sport a league record of 9-3-2. strike for Barrie Sharkfest title Girls beat Stoney Creek The Durham West Lightning peewee 'B' girls' rep hockey' team put the bite on the com- petition to capture the championship at the Barrie Sharkfest Tournament recently'. The Lightnings rocked Stoney Creek 4-1 in the final. Salvatrice Assenza netted a pair of goals, Stacey Vahey and Kristen Anderson had one apiece. Assists went to Amanda Lilly Jen- nah Cheesrnan, Vahey, Lisa Lillie and Katyn )`lilanoski with one apiece. Vahey earned most valuable player honours. Durham W'cst's toughest test of the tourney came in the semi-final contest against Missis- sauga. The game was tied I - I at the end of re�- ulation time. In the shootout. Kristen Balcarras and Heather Peel scored• while neither %tissis- sauga shooter was able to heat outstanding Lightning goaltender Suzanne Wilhv. Janice Kelly scored for Durham West in regulation time. The Lightning started the tourney with a 3-2 victory over Aurora. Peel scored the game win- ner for Durham West with only' 12 seconds re- maining. Rebecca Lundy and Anderson had the other goals, assisted by Holly Hicks. Milanos- ki and Peel. A strong goaltending effort was turned in by call-up Tabitha Dudley. The Lightning dropped their second game of the tournament to Peterborough by a score that wasn't reported. Katie Dale fired the Ione goal• assisted by Jessica Bradley and Chcesman. Dale was named %1VP of the game for Durham West. In the third contest. the Lightning defeated North Bay 4-1. Assenza, Kelly, Milanoski and Lillie scored for Durham West. Anderson had two assists. Vahey, Peel, Kclly and Milanoski added one apiece. Assenza was named h1VP for the Lightning. In recent league play, the Lightning peewees recorded three wins and three losses. Thev de- feated Scarborough 5-0• Leaside and Etobicoke by identical 2-0 scores. The Lightning dropped games to Whitby 3-1, Aurora 3-0 and Oshawa 7-2. Earning points were Dale with five, Peel with four, Lundy. Bradley, Vahey and Assenza each with three, Milanoski with two. Anderson. Lillie, Balcarras and Kelly with one apiece. The team is coached by Andrew Vahey, Kent Lundy and John Dale. The manager is Jeanette Milanoski. Hoops winners whoop it up AJAX — Unbeaten East Side Mario's edged the improving Glenn's Auto Service in Ajax Ladies' Bas- ketball League play last Wednesday night. Although Glenn's was successful with its long-range shooting in the first half, Mario's strong offensive re- bounding led the team to a half-time lead. In the second half, both teams played a defen- sive -style game with Mario's corning out ahead 34-30. Engrid Carmichael led the way for East Side Mario's with 12 points. Katherine Drury netted 14 for Glenn's. In the second game of the night, Dakota Bob's and the Bank of Montreal played even until the second half when Bob's pulled away with quick pass- es and accurate shoot- ing en route to a 40-32 victory. Lori 'Fleming scored 13 points for Dakota Bob's. Lana Letourneau replied with 14 for the bankers. Players in the league live in Ajax and Pickering. Nu_ WYOUR COMPUTER SPEgAUSTra NEW & USED COMPUTERS, PARTS AND SERVICE" NO PA EN FO X90 DAYS i FINANO NG AND LEAgOGAVAILABLE 'GET YOUR BEST PRICES 3 CALL US LAST!!! 3 Harwood Ave. S., Unit 1182 • Ai: (905) 427-5946 E -Mail us. at: dsg@ldNvetea• Fax: (905) 427-6251 WNu+a T.( m OL DPDP D.S.G. LAPTOPS SS PAfD �WTOPS „ `NEW & USED SPECIALS" GRAND OPENING December WINWA All Realtors 3 Harwood Ave. S., Sun a 20 98 TREBNET READY MACHINES CUSTOM BUILT TO FIT YOUR NEEDS Tel: (905) 42&1934 • Fax: (905) 42&7342 v %PR3OVINCIAL DRIVING \ SCHOOL _ice"%aT'S7Z-%•.Y�i%xx7 ei%%x. Dr. Joseph A. 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Ti'tliYil l,l.i�.'t:. ^..=^s.h•ty�•n.�at*s.�.. �.....>.a ..:._..-..ar:, *-.�.� • '1 •W i•'1 YY ,.e tondnt/otl with benefit 1^••'� •• tea, .•�.. �. Apply in perum to Custom TV/s1e7e0 cabinet. ton's Auto body. 728-545.4 West. OShaws. AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER ll t tr� SC m C Ree 711E NEWS MvERTISEN rs b°Ir.t° for KdS to detrver pa - pM and 4YM tfn°r to door The News Advertiser requires star int"heir ne borto 0i� catll 905-683--51 �osr'n faxSSIFI served by our established specialty E L wastttr. . .� 1.1.1 1.1 ,�• . 1 , . • s ,t.. �t t. T - t, .t.' ..,r -flet -3 ..17 r' THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, December 8,1998 -PAGE 15 vvew ♦ des fovesent. rod 0 table. Asking SNP To Place Your Ad Call. — 683-0707 Y.I,�r lice k slryglerybed wltri; ant,que m,t to valor 19 S ADVERTM PICKERING NEWS AD �,F Toronto Line: (416) M-7259 � im ore alert ` ' � '= " 111111011.11:11M.1 8.S pm f 13i Are.,Ajax n 1822 Wl�tes �� 24 -Hour Fax: (905 579-4218 s>x X30 3-W , Ir.- @ �r 00 '' Ssrg I,ee-Amberlea 1� ) !� Tiles.-iiir:18�0 rill'-fs;88 �In Classified Onlime. Now when you arch ertise, your ward ad �� � �Y • �-�;p@ N, � � � °°" .also appears on the intemet at: htlpJAvww.dwhwnnewsm E-mail: C0111(IOSe� dtatwnAd I I Ca .0. I I liners LUL Criers Mal_ Careers 1 General Help 1 soles HdpAgwt. 1 sifts H.WAWf. 123 sur. H.IWAgwts 1 sans HWWAgwtr r. EXPCPI That Employers Look For? That Em to 'er P Y Might Be You! Human Resources Development Canada is sponsoring a Youth Self Employment Program. If you are between the ages of 18-30, this opportunity might be for you. Register for December 17th Information Session by phoning Newport Training Group Inc. Newport Training Group 905-665-0802 or 1-800-667-0391 B•� ~, w"" Canada 11 canon MAIRSTYUSTS REOUIREO join Valenteno s/Dnam team voted n 1997 a 1991 Read- ers CIO= ,card for Oat sa- ayou row to WnWill best Otto in above .4"1300 wap, tram bo- eusa. hoe a love for boon. exeenera peopk skills. Cal Valrntino's for your no rrnew 666-3WS No clientele re - owed CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 wk Floir 6 Besrsess hownis - 12 wk n- M sm 311im program. 3 Wit PTolessora cows. hr hmne video; e.p.nwt Pro- 0�. Part-bmM A time cows, avail" A sdtool Mwe all your baonns woruhvhfe. Fawn CIM 9=7716 be aail- FNMNCNL >iI IF -A great oww opporko ! For aabtituft 500 Cord �Stwt pm beet. no ubwier I rooa- & L1s�3ci. a Fac�11D56At 2126. TK NAN swm carer nall le", seCWAK t ' Owed" in arlkild stilt e�`ort Nada for ��p'"23' w N® IW left yaw Coe - Over �ad y�e� Aelt a AjitO717p M" ori Alwatot toiletry a aeettdfaiand Meets ad pterr shoiIL Mile purl rnr SM IW Ajar Call � (905► 72s•I'M ME Mail inew Utility CMMwb O�B2 " 90i 1110- r mT uO=k ad dWR tend tCMI wwd mall ta:'� kwu Y" San&= ANNr O1s k6111% some hiiii—I �r1� WWI�'b.1. 1 General Help 0ECEUKR OPENNGS. Flexible full time, Wrt Lime $1015 to sort Wort Imm hob- aid Sports nems 110 door to door WilmarteliN powded. Cal 723- D2 DRIVER with a dear ab- stract needed nnmeduUsty Dements n en GTA ad sw- area Please Cr 1- 905-13 -6060 for AppaM- mer. EARN 5200. 5300. 5500 or more per week. asxm Products n the coatart 0i Yaw ssed how. Saw aaelspopNe- b 0 P H 6 2100 Ihndee $t. W. Sufe 511, Rd 636. Mis- asswga. Ont. LSK 2R6 0001CS. E>VENEKO Ime corks required for busy Pdt- a" resraurnt. Able b work in a tact paced er worasat. Cal (905) 639-0Kt for ap- powtmlet. wthn 1101 Brock St. S. Whitey, 1/2 mile N. d 401 FOU TOM Bartender iegiwed br Aox Pub. a must. Also required: woad cook. Pram No Kam Smyth a (11 1791- 2110 (9-5) or (905H"92 (Aw 6pe). Fill TONEOUT TIME Line Cook. oD� ter 6 Drrq Uryea spy: . Experism X325 Mysrry Rtl. -S.. Ajloc SHIM LANNtAB te- Fat ner�er b� MALMOW 00 It i Corn rreveneollod —eand 1:w" Me4. AppM w peuea cit t! 17!1 l,swprd PA �MAtE OptMrp Pkar ouldicil Co. node a 1wH'r�IN��trtYedb 13� � Smiley *aft UN%W C1111 N1A ?21WHIK Of 'M trEDE�- U� rM traeaMN fr low MR L/eA1 fM ttleKt An yon 1f b 24 yens old? Ofd d tlCMoo17 wl im Meth! Car Put P" 9OS/52 711r ant 21. in cNdele.00K TV. CO K° Cid. Magazines. Nanddlrgodm _ Ir��Ngr�k er� porpe N' oosnN[ C"d t1Mt little •nYM1Yg6• MA 1406M.0 -D -ELAS. > Pod Sewboi W=K Pel Food neo- 0nh aim tw- p"' lot). Muter ply . boa,. Weekend DDonoWo traroaI A"m Trakrnr pr, i . S1alt To - Yom 11 WO Nor and Cop C lr dry! 41/i1mu. 11 diesga� Do yo0 �ly fota� dt100 wt00reow Om vdkb n- SELL R NOR CALL ggdrot r teff 6830707 1 General Help TELENAAMMAS needed Expawme regisred. Fdi borrewpart tine. hourly pus bans Cal 905-.41.0051 tPRtl►if OMERATORI MANAGER Busy printer com- ppany in Alas Iwking or small offset press operator. Multi 1650 with T -head expen- ence an asset. Fax resume to the atten- tion of Mr. King at (9K) a77+.ts RUMTT Manager/Aws- tae for Postrnp/ Apo/ Wlw- by am. Must have condo- mop-* � marrow Fax ratan to Per- sonrnel MaroW. (906)131- 8160 or drop off 10 1735 Gayly st Sete 71 Pidrmq. tN�TWA. TREATMENT ix.tn for profs, norm d Co- bnwp is looriq for quilted Child Cao Worker. varm" stats 6 owthilets vicivided. Mint toe a ward College diploee or BA- Fax reawnit: 1.905-349.3517. Seek dol irterviele Coddo s oil be noted. m IBMPII Y ltfor+KENs AGENCY- 50 Gowe l Help w Mired. Apply a 152 Herweed Ase. St1r 201, W ♦3 plea $A1M•AY OW Lot pr fowled ttsjw nednd• MIN hose vd1 bines L mono aur is bhr son" $7.00ANIK Cog 427-2415 WNd Arlo S16L M FNrRaaD Eat taco- $1500 tt ift Tailing 15 Key People in Oddie cw bmr Survive 10 Noel fro �NN"OMIN1 Poirea TW sdwpmo IN it" doff ew1Mg fhrN. hspos d in p1 . tit moNe b Fdo, Na 1105 Fede AM- PkhW il1N No pbu aft Plum. 1 General Help THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and ors g the g areas AJAX Dennis Dr. Kemp Dr. Kearney Dr. H"r Ave Radford or Wide or Horton Rd. Pollard Cres. Milks Dr. Heron St. Mandrake St. Doric St. erocaesoy, Cres. Chatfield Dr.. PICKEROG 9905 9 y St - 1 Ave. Aw Soli t oft Rd. conachen Cres. Maple Hill Cit Abbott Cris. W ca riaRidp Cres. Cres. Socord St. Copsuldidn�iry Cres. 1-1 cru Arftbwln PA DwIft"m Rd. Apo' ` PA Flevelle cit- FefaDDd Trail. G1eCAFNKWJO GH EV@Nmw IML twisom k t sdwdw k And= tafNr. Aim Pak bb alstl�N. rata CL rad wlaw aL "I CIL k 11118 k mom CNL 13nx�,k,ara>x FOR FURTHER WORYA710N 905.8035117 ED COCKTAIL WAIT STAFF AND DOORMEN IMale/Fenuk. Drop resume AcWerrtising durng regefar business hours Ree 711E NEWS MvERTISEN rs b°Ir.t° for KdS to detrver pa - pM and 4YM tfn°r to door The News Advertiser requires star int"heir ne borto 0i� catll 905-683--51 performers to take on the markets 1r served by our established specialty TDI HORTON'S Re Litres COUWTER HELP Shifts Available Mon. - Fri. 5 a.m. - 10 a.m. Midnighis Mon. - Sun. I1 p.m. - 7 a.m- Please apply in perxtn to 1750 Sayly St- W. Pickeringg or 465 Bayly St W. Aiax or call 4s<t-�ft� Ash lar Juft air Rleh PldtenN has irnme- doot operwxjs for Cooks, Servers (Min. 2 yrs. exp.) Please drop off resume to 1660 Kingston Rd Urut e1, PULWK;i ons. At Home in Durham along with Forever Young (formerly Todays Seniors) Durham Parent and Business Leader offer fantastic opportunities. Can you take advantage of their superior reputation? The right person is an organized self-starter who goes the extra mile, understands client needs and isn't afraid to prove their worth- If you fit the bill and are looking for an exciting work environment and professional opportunity, send your resume with salary expectations to: Advertising Supervisor 130 Commercial Ave Newslax, Ontario. LIS fax: (905)619-19- 9068068 A o v e t T e s e a phone: (905) 683-7110 Durham Busihoss LEADER � JJ;M in Dullj � 111 DurIff It you're a self-starter who goes the extra nide. speciallizes in client resells and pride yourself on your sales expertise, keep read-ing! Has Yom pmvkxz experierices been in the fields of home decorating, had ma�Igor ? Haw you or advertisinig experience? We're looking for a sales professional to tak ei on the Merge d seting for our NestyfeTIL pubicaion lil1J 11kil-111 N you thnk you4te the beet canddele for the egoceiertt opporknity, send reslnbe wdh salary e vegans for Advarfising Supervisor 130 Commercial Ave Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5 fax: (905) 619-9068 phone: (905) 683-5110 A dMallon Illewsof #wling Advilertlew 6nud WO WAM/pr Hx4 NMN AT Nt1M - new . nfeelM ow prodret sur ion ow ptodow. va mwe M« im . For hoe .da petk- me 24 Mn- tar her 1- loreeron t>atkfgf Sud NB m-7401. S.A S.E Dmita.e Craps. 245INNdegrI SLMI P.O. oar 96= OdMa Ord L1J /r10 t«. Durham usiness LEADER Are you an organized self-starting sales professional who goes the extra mile, and isn't afraid to prove their worth? Do you know Durham business? Are you a relation builder? You may be the star we're looking for to represent the established business voice of Durham, If you fit the bill and are looking for an exciting work environment and professional opportunity, send your resume with salary expectations to: Durham US iness LEADER Advertising Supervisor 130 Commercial Ave Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5 fax: (905) 619-9068 hone: 905) 683-5110 A division of the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 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 lin 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 Thises a growth position with a Company dedicated to exceeding our customer expectations- Salary commensurate with qualifications. Please forward your resume to: 1NEGU Canada hit., ANINDO : Htllala R- - i - -ss DeparbleW P.O.8a 567 MIMiift�. Oalarile LIN 5113 - W fa: ITIaaMa M: (965) 659-34U Only aWkwnts selected for intervkm foul be contacted. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPMS If there are fimts or it dividuals to whom you do not wish your ropy sent, sk" placle your appication in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such Ilalrtes. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Rephes. If dw advertiser is one of the names on your 10 your application will be PLEASE NOTE, that are fazed dine" This Week, will ad M to ft His mma w. Oriihlals mint ke sat as alaa! Mr "110111111 1 1 11*8 - In the ad. 1111IR 11>M mainienance person required. Some heavy lifting, general warehouse du- ties including sweeping, cleaning industrial machinery, assisting technicians with ma- chinery repairs. Basic mechanical skills and small amount of hand tools an asset. Competitive salary and benefits. Pkmm call (416) 286-3030 ® omm ExlPdnercm ltradial R ppwe�ul-rl�we,FA mum b (9051:31/5/. wonIrbooe "mom ft Ei�wMnoe your or 7�'!B tBp2aS. ' MqeA.IeMe NON SHnaM n- Moslem for -am- soo- roar pahL Subed resume b: Were Therion do uN0Eli1kh00N'S. 110 FINIFY AVE MAX ONL FAX (905) 619-9M sHtfred CWENEXCEDWo detailti, rust prodfer, part time even- t. Fax resume with busi- 3nK3 references to 905-428 PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADIVERITIM TUESDAY. Dt5awnb9r &•1996 i 900d IMb 9 d N* M SbNMd 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 1.111 5V3 or fax resume to: (905) 668-3414 Only applicants selected for interviews will be contacted. Leading pa.kager crit tcx)d products 1. seeking motivated individuals to assist in moving us ahead in a very fast paced environment. Packii" Mechanic !Must holo a Ontario :Millwright License and be familiar with high speed PLC controlled packaging equipment for the FOOD industry 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 companv offers a very competitive wage and benefit program. Please forward resume to (no phone calls please): Sandra Tea & Coffee Ltd. 144 Mills Rd, Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H1 Fax No. (905)-683-508" Attn_ Production Mgr. Dvtnwrtm DOOR mec:.an,c Exoentnced or, repair AM n- sasom of section, aro me- nd wit it= Sm - (416) 412-7790 aroro(416)412-7790 PLUMBER rielOed for pro- FUSIve ta9vowno oumcl- kV mnpay Must be epen- eni1. in ra4enh9 A com- MOVA appbasora wee lio•MOW an asset time offer a heels PKk 6 Conpeti- ltM rates Merit cal) 905- 427-7409 Repirmd kVM*d ftly cerb- tied INDUSTRIAL ELECTRI- CUMS ANO CONTROLS TECHNICIANS with 5 years everience Going rase is 526 N per how To apply sero resume to P 0 Box 25205. London. Om N6C 6A9 SUPERVISOR AFTERNOON SHIFT Rapov growing company m� in � a OxToWy seeking a sit-motnaed, havwwkm. bondable person Must ewe erpenetrp With the bids"Fax resufft to S..w1g RleeMe (995)- 429-8785 Will 1 Hpep1si Menial OW40 FART TIME Flembke P.D A./ C D.A. for busy tamely prac- titt in Uidindpe. Plew tax to. 9054152-9556. or car 905- 852-3131 • 1 0"-- LITE -1N CARE G"JEP. for 3 Zzges 2. 9. a 4 Piaienng Sane weekends 905 220-3 i NAMY WANTED for daytime care 91 3 year old in Alex ata. Experienced affil real enea regw ECE an asset Please x11619-ww • tea" *ANN" JEMMY'S LITTLE PEOPLE DAYCARE ECE mom provo- ong fin educational poprane� n urge playroom Smoke tree hitt aid. rAormous stacks ata I., H .. Sam group seltrp. Available Jame airy 4 1999 Harwood/Wev- On Jany- 905.427-6025 PICKERINC Bobo ; RNs•: Lovaq daycare 18 mains to 12 years Day witrgs 'fenced backyard and park) ::rats story Lure marcnu- tritious mileas i snicks First Aid. CPR certified Nom - smoking. receipts 905-428- 1,244 1 Firwrood KOZY NEAT FIREWOOD, ex. amen vary bat qualify hard- wood aro-wood. guaranteed extra ling time fully sueoned. cut i Sart Honest mextremil free deMMry. 905753-2246 ABSOLUTELY TIE flesT - tap Sasoned hSrdw Who- 427-W78 dRM ho- Ptddri0. Apuc aDu�R� FREw000 inDe lar• Av4flabW 1 Af1MU wlnMw W ArWa VIMl W Looking for Used Bundling MaWlnes or Strapping Machines. Call Kirk or Sar. Oshawa Whitby Clarington This Week 579-4407 1 scNi 1 Articles to REAR combination drum and EXERCISE BIKE. LIFECYCLE disc Drake lathe. best offer 6500 series. Illness dub Call 683-6561, Dave Gunn, model. brand new condition. onpnal owner asking $1.100 RED. RUCK wrought iron a- W(905) 509-6164 nopy. queen orthopedic mat- tress/frame Never opened. RJU SIZE Fridge S Store for $1,200 Sacrifice $490 sale excellent condition d 1416)255-0285 working order. $650 for set. Full-size washer d dryer. well - BED. black wrought iron ca. maintained. $450 for set 905 - notify queen orthopedic mat- 436-6018 tress/trame Never opened FUR COAT Beautiful Cho. $1200 Sacrifice $490 416- colale brown calf length, size C55-0285 10 - 12 Appraised at $9.500 Sacriba at $6.000. (705) 786- 0089snp • Dryer• Aved We FUR COAT ladies. dark, ma- lestic mink. sin 10 - 12, full k . stored annually beau - Day Care Available ldul In excellent condition 1A6�ng $1150 Call 905.434 tertarrrent urs, tome office. dining room. kitchen. bed- room and custom designs our craftsmen have been hand building the highest quality solid pre and oak fumdure for tie home since 1974 Drop in and see our State of the Art woodworking facility and let US show you how fine furniture is made. There Is No SUbsD- lute for xQuality' Traditional Woo15 North Pori R.W (S k H 1Reach Rd ) Port 355 355 puppies. ready to go, pur- ebred. CKC registered first shots. excellent temperament. $450 263-4423 A Real Lite FURBIE LHASA APSO PUPS to sak - M 8 F. ` buy cheaper Irom breeder ! i Health guaranteed. First nee- „y - dks. dewormed. house-train- ing started. nowsheddinp 905-721-8009 or 705.786 3124 I- 11 Airrornopmn R. onca _ 19Y7� Tit 7 T' FURNACE- sold fuel wood i.....• viucupier Stack- able washer/dryer Hunter CREDIT PROBLEM - on the spot hnariang Do iger 750, _,bpd. '3500"o.bo tpplIus elecinc warm air. Dia- green couch Full -sue wash- Clients from 6 to $2.00110 A Classic beauty, economical to own, ride it in Okw. excellent toric• non. asking $700 obit 966- er/dryer 3 Bedroom sets 29 stoves. black wall int. Diad 5199/riiatm Vele from store it Rood investment 4301 0: 723-5559 2t table. 4 pg. Oak table/ cies 1985-1996 905- 837-5664 (Sunday s by appt) Call MikeCc� 725-0156(Nights) or cell 242477-3(Days)FUTONS. MATTRESSES. chairs CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the as is specWs Days 905-985-0074- Bean Bags Sofas Bedroom States. Baby Furniture We TRISHA ROMANCE framed prams Heart to Heart. Christ- spot hnancrig Down pay Designed to Make You FEEL and LOOK SW Brand Names lie Sim- mas Moming Ice Castles. mems from $750 OAC Cars trucks vans 1981 to 1994 Airlwiiobf•s C 1 1 A 11 mals. Palliser, Trigold 8 Winter Retreat Also several Alady Auto Sales Ltd 792 selection d other new and Hammer. The Best Quality at 'he Lowest Pia n Durfnam Laura Berry prirwt urfnmed AN Limited= SnmCoe Street South, Oslywa IM Pontiac SunArtl S3GG0 KEITH MITCHELL AUTO �utpns are Shays in stock Ready to wqp up fpr Christ- 57&-1495 Rune 905.720.3382 SALES. ' .,aranreed Lowest 1988 Cutlass Supreme SM, Pnces in Durtum Am certified BSfD 5 �� and Franges Ip 19W Pontiac: Fkelkader 4 d me$ LUIGI's Furniture. 488 used Ip. 6 cyl 49.000 miles. new pant 1987 OIdS Gen $30001987 Cars sold with 1 year free Porus Somevwk S380C. powertran warranty 1992 King St w Oshawa (905)- 436-0860 (Across from Sears used dryers $125 aro used washers 12 5 arid uD. up. and wide whites Car Iron Saskatchewan. 100% fo rust 1968 Mercury Topaz $2300. Jeep Cherokee Sports 4x4 $9990 1992 Cavalier RS Vl6 cord 15% DocaKn for feck Deautifw, pulce Just paid. Indges S99/W 4yr white up Cam 666-8699$3 250 Mat sit 100131-1101C$2.500 Also 100131-1101C afmatcMg US Socialite qsfem 5300 $sore Datum frost -fm tnow ROP LUNMR. est 1961 4.18-x'2- 56.7 4-18'x16, u - $69 Discount on full bush cord Free Delivery Oshawa arta Buy Loa, i Save Bq Saiings; Days 705-277-3361. tom )nee from Oshem. eMn. antis 905--434-6665 go - FRO MRM strapornq - for the taking Call 721.O9B6 SELF CLE" STOW. Good dean condition Fug wortrq Order $200 905 -649 -135tH SNOW TRIES, 2 Par 1 par P175.701113 1 par P1951 7SA14 Used offer 1 rimer S50/pai. BABY CRIB all mattress HaUsed Im- sl 4393 ot 5os•386- 1 Articfss 11 PC. Queer Anne. cherry. wood dI*^q roan see kao new std pad . cost (1Sacrifice000 Sacrifice $4500 (416) 255.0285 1051426-2559 WSW S/200 at The Osha a Cmut) new and used can operaw rasters dryers 'anywhere) $6500 1.705.326• 1960 2 dr Cadmtac 52200: g7000kms (5490 1992 1 Fwmwwod 1 Artkw for �SeM f:0 TO SLEEP aro wake Iib afd 9 low is New Drard none 2212 (stip) 1960 4 d CaNK 53500 Ad cars arched Ples some Gamlen Stn W n 4 APPLFM000. Bum 'ne best JEWELRY - Assorted variety Thinner' A Pr opnetar, wen- rill Product f4W and up new Ih 1161 Cflev Impala wagon X as is specWs Days 905-985-0074- 131 000 kms 53 990 1992 Fymouth Sundance4 cyl. car NO, $21G .est :Zr,. 560 face BED0111G Blue floral duvet wv * )Ded Designed to Make You FEEL and LOOK top ranges with clod and pian door $479 and up. ode NHRA Drag Car Street kit". kOft 705-277-3250 168 OOOkms. 53.990 . 1969 cord. 16- Cut and Kan Delivered 1-(905)967- $$$anis icover Kbit GREAT bnnn�n0 Oft Iridic selection d other new and gold with oioW race lifer- 050. Also Ittatitrwy etaartam Mie (905) 639-3069. Pontiac Sunbrd. 92.000kms 92.0a$3 490. 4563. 1 -BOD -554-M see IDoutial New (905) 427- 1622 stip 0* You Sleep For a*- son alt (905)666-1027 used appliances Cam kite to- day, S s Appkaic- no. 350. 513 pow strnge axles. 90/10 shocks. air kh It" CADILLAC CONCOURS. . 1 Bronco XLi. fid sue. V/ Ford6. FlAEw00D good OnnAK1Y hardwood cut ddrtere0 BRABS 1 custom made 3 HMS APPLIANCES Parts' es 151, �a(905) 576-7446 rear. 1 Dc. dyne SW M&M 4 d latter interior. d,, nit $5.990. 1987 Jap &hero- kit Chief, 4xl $3.990. INS $Pitt $'S taa cod 5225 b seclarial sofa aloe S9es'Service cri)$r-free pkk sypeen only $10.99 moatltiy, propwlna�p P,,ga_ from slrfkr, needs kOM woo while enenor. ex It Corr- Ford Tempo L. 4 5 Well M cord 15% DocaKn for feck Deautifw, pulce Just paid. Indges S99/W 4yr white up Cam 666-8699$3 250 Mat sit 100131-1101C$2.500 Also 100131-1101C afmatcMg US Socialite qsfem 5300 $sore Datum frost -fm tnow ROP LUNMR. est 1961 4.18-x'2- 56.7 4-18'x16, u - $69 Discount on full bush cord Free Delivery Oshawa arta Buy Loa, i Save Bq Saiings; Days 705-277-3361. tom )nee from Oshem. eMn. antis 905--434-6665 go - FRO MRM strapornq - for the taking Call 721.O9B6 SELF CLE" STOW. Good dean condition Fug wortrq Order $200 905 -649 -135tH SNOW TRIES, 2 Par 1 par P175.701113 1 par P1951 7SA14 Used offer 1 rimer S50/pai. BABY CRIB all mattress HaUsed Im- sl 4393 ot 5os•386- 1 Articfss 11 PC. Queer Anne. cherry. wood dI*^q roan see kao new std pad . cost (1Sacrifice000 Sacrifice $4500 (416) 255.0285 1051426-2559 WSW S/200 CARET. Sak and ratal4hon Slaves. repWx/ser�-oearui, $175/up Syr ifaa ring GE at drscou i prsoa Call Nick iraStet/airy« 5499 staiduDk 905,665-0720 washer/dryer. fid -sue $499 CARPETS - ba of carpet. OnYeR StSOnup. mow $1511 new stem to- up Lip to 1 S+mcoe St S (11MR264043 Wase carpets on hand. I will F ada Detrola. Motorola. Ew carper 3 roans. 5349 Phos JEWELRY - Assorted variety 4cttda carpetprwrw" pad. of gold and s4ver. NM -N* expert NWAN on. last dealv- priced Cam 965-0616 (30 ") eNor9maa Call Mike � n 606-2314 ON OOrthupedcON RED x -card CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- am in pusiic. Cast�fl500 591 pea. 100% Von sten T 3625 1416) 256-0285 Wall. Carpet 3 rooms 5339 burns Dan bra 5200: (30 sq yd) Includes carpet R® x-lfrd orthopedic. premmm pad and anuma• paowilop see 8 name. ad in ton Fie estimates. carpet 11 ill Cog 1700 Sed $675. campers Serving DuAim ad F ada Detrola. Motorola. Ew area Sam 905- 4 ON OR IDE *$its and ae- 686son IT72rq KWkAIM Stereo ST 300. CARPET ACID YMYL . PM apo SD tow, 5450 Also CHRISTMAS SALE' Carpet Call Mike � bree rooms. 30 squall from 9 insulted I wyi da- 532 evartgs 55/9) 352-0!06. courw your best estimate by eawire of ice nurse off" Mains. $15. and up, (Metal 10% Customer saestaCpori MOti1MG takt Sw*. boat ?WW~ Cal Mie for yw nee estinnte. 905-4314040 trailer electric water-hter, ea or 416-822-8226 COMMLETE aft con.. hies. cofleeyernd W pit; gots. Hyundai Ora. Tway _f shit gear - skis lore desk ra- 11 K. Queen Are dul Pouts. boots (stat 10-12). dot. vawarnce. odds n ends wood. d angroom $et Bran punts. used only twice Brand 619-2603 new. std packaged cost naris 5300 firm 905.426- St1.000 sKnom $4500 416- 9890 255 COMP'IITER FACTORY. OFFKE DESKS to sale 325 lm JETTA 5500: 1967 Cam- Amaang Christmas Wall 1 cacti t5M Field Pak. I* aro 305. 5 spd $700. 15' fill no payments, tree scan- loaded. 53200 or best oft 1�1 Cutlass rCarlo ums $100, rift $150, 35p � printer. software and mote 266amnx waft, Internal Call 905465-928 aha 6 pm. Tuft Irsell I 5100. JIM Turbo 16 wk (oacl 1-800-515 Ira" $ Campbell Mas- 5545 Free defnery On" for sale Lowrey WHITE comprper desk tar sale exceklem conddoni 550 434-6924 (stip) TAMIANA PreMeties it Tenor Saxopwne for sale nciudes Proec carrying case. Ottdri eatilnomm ad Wia�ow k- gatwe $3.200 Cam Lu Jr 905720-3294. or Wave mese sale YORK MEGAMAX 3001 home Win Pec delle leg exiensm. bunerny pan Wrkys ad it svv((416)2ons6 5250 o b o PAN, door tepars, broken springs odes. comers. oill 416 333"73 maelaid a 49 TixMt. Sags 1 Arocln ANTIDIIESTAbsekto ! me- aliways valuable, usmiloy heel Purchasing outright, es- tates -✓some awtgn core - ems. Ino hind to velue con- sidered). collection; of any sort. grarMTWS or smolt aru- bow mens Special -fie est in MoorcmR Pam 1'1 try to M span to alt autres Robert Bowen Ant ties- Brooldk7. Oman (905)655-8049. fax (905)655-5501 CASH ON DEALS. We Buy Sea. i more, Pay lop dollar for lop items Hone audiol video, or audio. tools. CO's. movies. ones. gold, dw monds, furniture. appsences (90Sµ33-1785 905-571-2274 (905)666-0004 (prefer of flea in working oder) 53500 or trade Cheve6a4tova door. execterve liven $2.490. 1966 on 1-705.326-2212 (cep) 40.000 WI Asking 530.000 153.000kms . $2.490.0. 1966 CAN Sally or Det (905) 726- Cavalier. 4 door. 138.000 kms. S2 790 .1990 linen 1963 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 6291KnnwaD. 220.000kms. $3.990 4 dr hardtop. good motor ria0s trany work and booty, work Store roods. also extra chrome Good protect or pais car $1000 Cad Sen ager 5 30 Par 905-4342756 (snol NII$ OLDS Cutlass Supreme, 4 -door 6-Llyarnder, auto. body tmisd. 155.0001101. 5960 ORO Cal 905.426.1663 1N7 Ford Escort. runs well, many nein park SIDW or best dla Call Mak 725-ZM ll$? ■OIIIE Cato. V6. white acedew coridton, at arNm cassette. 186.0001ims 52950 o It o Cad (9D5)420-2653 IOU C Mt"M Daytona Turbo CS red. 204 OOOkms Power steering. power brakes at. tit we bra New dull b huipe as after call90.rad Good 51296a am 1NB Mercury Grand Marquee co" park reliable 8 pas- senger station wagon white with brown ime no. 5 litre V8. 4-s" automatic. loaded c 905-l�-� $3795 IOU MOM Sentra. 5 - speed, 165.0001iens Good condition. $1700 or best offer CAN 427-4287 Do wire teed welder 5250: 51000: DoMtec css ICOWVM SPECIAL. Wit- Gare N DoWe keyboard. PAY= $1,80 for Addison IM FOMO TAIMMf for burns Dan bra 5200: Patum n"A media torn• koot-ledak wM bench Sus radios. Also warn phis. new altenWo. new CS170 - 091 705 271-13741snp) p� Pim up conidiho F ada Detrola. Motorola. Ew surfer, runs. $600 a bW OR. 4 ON OR IDE *$its and ae- Also. IB. Pe rip $744 we itis p � *-- W askel New fr000 0 $1000 a r w� AU10. � Crustily, MoOG1465. Cal Shmm er 579-6003 after 5111 dew. 7 Rosewood a• suite. Prada and ditliall rapars. best offer. CSN 723-1963. � evartgs 55/9) 352-0!06. Ino SPIMMT SBO& as is. eawire of ice nurse off" Mains. $15. and up, (Metal 905-665-3661. 2 pdtt. IaUMr Dasa Ifom $9.99. heoppe from $19.99. wAMTEO Mir)352- 61 nidi Teteds Windshield ( tocart wanoa� . mesal COM MU M TRALN - File Fors! TIE Seek i tint gueei(ssecond am caer aid owwoom��p�y �. Inge rear don and sid"ent- � prpp�A SakeNR N2�. SNP. pA Kay 9 31MI� 1 �S � V-6. Mdaamd Nle '... . Kiel dcounter.ingsuromc uwddw. 14de with 1' sp � Ai em Ws i �N pj p s.. work station with robber once. woe fralwe' I Saud for cows WAY p days (905) 316 TOM WEM and Gar 6153 o eve 14M 4347997 3 am stationery IaOnets. bit. Box 106' MsiB x 510 PKlmp tlM 'Cara d km white with gree interior, DEPARTMENT OookslMtl. tabRefs. TIM GW Gof sew pawftw wide x 6'T No. 4.r IoW. Cal Barry a ISare at 1905 tlM Ftmmk Fonio. Fa - iota WAWNCO(9061666-1027. � at frmscllMgn's Ray PS.. Tea. Doc 1. a.m. Ap 4 d oors f ballad (PMIs). 4 oak work sub=. 649.5320 (Claremont) Wader rW WI sunroof. 1099 pow 1 yr rid bad mals 09 Kms• $5300 0.1i Call service colrwer (WMe). Cal (05) 697-3532 11 NLL PIANO i NMCN, 314 size. me=. all a wilmtit0ltamd (905)668-1477 ad m, lk for a LFAIMEII JACIM, up to 1/ � (b neffem, apalmai and names se) Good condition,IOM rmtttrry tlrMd. N1Nt Dolle NO 427 ID. Cal 737. 14M. VANO MA CINE MAN hl mal � at Nov. 2 pdtt. IaUMr Dasa Ifom $9.99. heoppe from $19.99. dwie Mxcalmftl coed m. sell, SM or best oft. Cam 2401. ARonAiaka Ad. ares. 14% 6 14. 62 L Diaml Ex - kereh taalps from $6.99. 050. Also Ittatitrwy etaartam Mie (905) 639-3069. (906µ54-66p5. Pkm d 835-6761 moron• Add% 55600 or best 01W Cad 728• Evwyftm Mug Go! Poims Alai 0� CBMIENII d AoMu br ONTY PLAL4MIC • 3756. Litre message. w 9067269630. seek. q Ocelli � Oak be Poll Rood ant durable. $20. ad9 . am Moodkom w7nam tial, any year CA os any. ANWAU 11r LOM MIC- NN on mini satellites. Com- few Sd. oorMr fun tslhngs. CA 905423-6866. POOL To" a' and 9' stalecltMwpiOa WWd Will for sale. Cad Pups,ob.721-0516 . lees. =ode, awidMe n 'mow• pkk sypeen only $10.99 moatltiy, propwlna�p P,,ga_ from OINMIO ROOM set, akgai lam. solid Chi. 906.420-6113. Port P".906 -MS 0769. CARCHOICE.COM en black, low kens. from Towing AR Durham Re y ads $8.95mmbdy. 13 YOM Comm". JOBS d nim $3.450. k"" W- UM aw To M APPLIANCES. MSMM MNIEf Pmppias for loaded 95.000 kms. only sataTied aNtoeers. 1405- dMnY. irmmm PMW bad - new ad rmcm*bomd. Id �►a tY. Padill LAUW seek. CAC Peppered. torp s dli 1501 BOU 666.3661. room 12,950. ltyl�pp��� $2450. MA M 05-263.6369 a 14100-791- wb. naiad W, Nat m ilia lex Chipman. Wry kw- M M OOLF 2 door !salmi• Awbmatic. ANTIgIIE$ i COLLFCIROLES V p' . 6Ni 1538. Cal do. 5602. Cad ale. tit war". exallaN CHRISTMAS SALE!! 30 50% OR am art, don. Royal p1aa pearl. fair, syebak and all hard• dean addig $7.495. 95 Geos able. (905)725-0676 Iwndl w catilimd. $4.600. Ca11728-7349. $NHIE�MET Remak. vwy fiM1a7 wire Pao- 6NOONM ALN POOL wk. 4 Daibne i furniture. 310 are. Lit new. $1,299. CSN x 8. Ocladsen, 3 years old, wt/d be M1e pownary an 1&52 CIEII CAU M M, Bloor St. wOdnfaB (Blood Pak) NOS) -4S3 -t115. (9D5)-430*83 lame a ea UP. $2Jl00 now. Aa1e� sL60o a bat dldr. (906)72rM065 1 1R MI0.atlltingC&IMM. RIMCa1428-5g57. Only 63.700 ki1.. 4 ��� .. An. 611736 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no Credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. F'7a7pinq Avafabfe on 0 A C Many More to choose from. Also warner btaers under $1.000 Ask about our Mase to own from $1200 darn. $149 per month for 12 more 160 Dowry Rod. Ajax 905-426- 5512 I$" all tr011KE1 5m AM - nue Mark Gross Edition. v6. l asw i enor low kms car - trial * 53.1550 also 1989 To - Paz. certxtied. $2 400 Mr Mackay 905-SG9-855% SPECIAL INS Chev Wj,tC :6 000 FINANCE km white with gree interior, DEPARTMENT loaded. balance of bctory waramy. $17 45% 434.2775 SHERIDAN CHEV - - - - 905-706-8498 a Tow1994 Lincoln ToCar wnn GCar r White with rnlrle � I ® I Wader rW WI sunroof. 1099 Maury car AN options Drat SALES LIMITED sMspe Cit"Afied $15.00(1 CS1 I 16rk or Hope 9 666.0570 a ' 261-4397 . r CMTICAN 4 OVERSTOCKED AMO IROS TO SLUR MAKE YM REST DEALS Now OM 00 LAM M SELECTION TINS FALL. NEW ARNWALS - 95 Astro. Extra ed, waited. 122.000 kms. perks an. perfect price $11.985. 90 Voyager. v-6, grey M. ony $3.995. 92 Grand Am SE. v-6. air. atAo. 8-1. weak. 112.000 - tm. now $6.9%. 91 Escort LX Asimmatlkm wagon. at. auk), only 116.000 viobd knee. now $4,995 hull price. 93 PtfooM Acclaim. air. A i A AMTO- Cas, trucks, Sift. 9060 aid Basin. 150.000 brxa. we piny W 10 $10.000. katN, sant $4,916 tine 92 Le- Cath on the spa. Any condi- ems $Mann aMo, way dam tial, any year CA os any. 32.995 Are. 95 Lumita I.S. ties. 24 hoar, 7 days, 30 wr ug. P. Bran and NA. savice. 05.686.5003 or OM 75.000 Imes. deal at 905-706-5234 $12.965. 89 OMs N baded, 165.000 lies, PS w $1M8 for soap tars i super hitt $4.996. 96 Swafwe coupe, ran- tiiida oray catlMiM vetli- des. 24hr ftp en black, low kens. from Towing AR Durham Re y 69.950.. 95 Cavalier Z24. lrwda 1am11td. TOP CCAS14 Malt �• pw. saniof. (905)706-5740 loaded 95.000 kms. only ofG55-NTS a 665 9021. $1.500. MHMMO - 95 Lima- CA= FOR CAM We bky ne van LS. kieded 99.000 UM Which , vats mop kens, rid and Buil gorgeous be in ttov" coldital CaR $12.650. 95 Canwn SE. 427.2415 or court to 479 WAkb WOW. 99.000 kms. Bary St. Uto. hee x Berk graan n d pay, only MURAO AUTO SALES. $12.660. 90 Asbo CL 4 x 4. bottled. 155.000 tins, very dean addig $7.495. 95 Geos A AJAX AUTO WREN lraw only, 85.500. For Ilam ticall ralyclef all do W. aN 24 Malar In omeMdl- Up to $10.000 nasi► on the Wal aMa 08 Yta d poll spm. For ars. trucks -any air AMM Cakm. 1M hdlg IL coMilikow. Gwral Md par" W. M NWM= Mo. 875 sold aid fepeirs. (905)6M - SMS. OpN So". 1771 days or (416)684-1121 • i a •: •, y 1 ' .•t'•s •. t n .'r :: n,.«,,-ry.: fMA'Cn'Y�7NYki'iM'•4 'M•"..,p V . w • � ♦ � 'Y 'x L. t:1 • • 1\'l t 1 t:1f'tRi>AtetaRtrt�um11a1-'s::.suiWa►..L •s .t wi.-� « w.s�...wze�wrfawipw,wi,s n:.s.erica.r.r---'y"�°•,t"�i,9i7i .. Fir Ode 1'1 RnYt a 11 PAW i 1M1 RAiHI S-10 Tahoe 40. mile metallic green. WINDJAMML;R rte ed, funs loaded, mus km - all INpDays: APARTMENTS - AJAX Must be sant 17500. Days: 905-644-2192, evemnga. (705)277-1592. 33 & 77 Falby crt. 1886 4 x 4 CM SKYEPAoo 2& 3 Bedroom apart - Ion. 1/2 pick . fully loaded. like96,000 new. i�B 000 ec e ments. Includes dy or Des (905) 7284291 fridge, stove, broadloom, EM raw 4 air, heat, hydro, water and wh 1 1887 SUNRUNNER 4x4, soft one parking. top 5-speed/no air. blVwft Call 686-0845 tan top Only 14.000 km. As- sume lease Only l Chris nth. or or visit us at: guy $15.300. l 905 985-8527 www.geocities.com/wall Street/Floor/ • I y,Y,wm 7657/highriser.html. AHA 1fl1 YAMV MAX. 3234 -wc, enlYnl 1 bedroom Oshawa basement apt., quiet km Ike new $4 000 (905) area, close to all amenities, 579.1588 after 6 p m Shp private entrance. Utilities in- Avadalie Dec 15m Call cluded $495Jmo Available 11 F immediately. call Rick. (905)- DON'T MT Monter Cent in 721-8560. 1 and 2 -BEDROOMS available OSHAINA, lures furnished 1 immediately,'Dei 1st 2 low- bedroom apartment, nicely bons 350 Maiaga Rd and decorated throughout. private 946 Masson St Oshawa entrance. parking, available From $600/me all inclusive Jan 1 St. Park Rd S /Hillside. Nopsis Call anytime $625 First4ast 905-433-5550 (905)57 fir 5724 den. firplace. two car psrticg, lary. non amok- 11011TBY Two BEDROOM, araiiable Dec 1St (4161 789- 4145 or i905) 6657543 2 BEDROOM AFARMNTS $699 Wiln:es Included DOOM St G Al - ben Pfwte 436.6- $471 NORTH 03HAWA Super large 3 2 -bedroom Extra large eicony Weli managed quiet Admg Controlled entrance SE24 6 $729 ubl , able, park - ' dogs Jan 1st 905- ONE AND 2 -bedroom mme- ate possession. central 'Shawa. couple -preferred. g -backyard fridge -stove. .arpet. ,reshly-paimed. Shop- :'rg . laundry. no pets Near ^us FIeaSOnalft (905 ) 725- :542 after Spm PICKERING VILLAGE. Hwy I2 3 Church St spaaous 3 bed- •oom apt available A must seetall (416)4W7ni PICKERING Wesishore/Bail- ei I bedroom basement Separate entrance. 1 person only. $575/ itimi y includes utilities. Par". cable. laun- dry. cion -smoker. no pets. 1sv last Arad immed eloei - a 831-07% ABA DABA DU Ne nd,e a home for fou $500 deposd. Choice • 6 monft free or free legals or reduced mon pW rate From S75(Ymonth am in- clusive Income regaremem Irom $27 500 gross Call Ken Collis. Coktm# Banker 1905)728-9414 PICKERING 3 -bedroom de- tached brick house Two 4pC lams New pawn b carpet throughout Gas hear, ap- plutnces $1251Ymo . 11450 Y Available immed THE NEWS AMRTISERTUESMY, Deeenlbw eiln WAE 17 110 410 410 650 650 650 �m�YYra w11,/r- RCA / /mai t t OWN YOUR HOME - ITS EASY11 • First Tune Buyer? - Ca" Markt N Muofe� g d aN Bankrupt? - CMarkt npayrnent? - Calf Markt 3! Mark offers honest, professional, no Pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-9004140.6275 Mark Stapley .. _ die. RwP•:lernwx Ablity Rowl Estate Ltd. . . / I Own Oretae / I Own OYear • I YYwge. R.m ovvmhw+lfes CRM R CO-OP WHITBY Community Centre office , Unit 85 95 Crawforth St., (905) 666-2008 Is accepting applications for 3 bedroom units APphCations may be picked up during office flours: 10-4, Mon.-Thurs. from the office, after office flours pick up points are posted on ft office door between IOam - 8pm.ect Please resphours requested. We are F Sony, fro saftw milab/e at This time. EPAIR $150.0001 year potential $9.900 invat- them. Toronto - Scarborough - Oshawa Mr Baker 1416) 921-7770 JANITORIAL. parWkgl time of- hce cleaning business. good 70WIll potemul. training. -anagemem service. equip- -nl mduded Investment re - Totted Call 905478-" • 1 Personals 11 OLDER LADIES Names 3 Private Home Phone Numbers. 1-900-451-3638 ext M. $3 691min must be 18 T. , 1 Shand Aa 2n • 1 Tenders• 1 Tenders AJAX .CENTRAL 3 -too, house to share 2 alms. use W kntlten. irvirgroom. lots of storage &=. Non- $iriolter. 2 bedrooms 5500 00 per motion Call 426-6102 FOR RENT Jawist, shared accommodations. Tawdry, lutchen. UM ehdmw Bracir Rd/401, PrAe Firwimit required Call 905-619-2560. all for MiiytM � • 1 Omn i i-OEDIIDOM country home FEIREL wrth garage Outskirts of OOWM 5925 Plus FirstAw. 378 SO FT OFFICE nexny treat b reference checks decorated own heat. AIC and Avadalie Dec 15m Call washroom Brock Rd South area $395,momh Phone (90544-8205 (905)427-7400 DON'T MT Monter Cent in 77 Free Rett 77 ovum Rent :o your :andlord before downtown SOC -'SCO sgft ot- CCK_read tris FREE SpecialkplRew Iu-or h Eau Ostu a law iabeSnl maser flow Sqh Co ftwoal Nasus long you w ban renting or 4WSq ft Shpp Cal 434-2447 Inoue insurthoumabk .n your h- narncial hnor tixuiM or 655-4132 3-NEOIIOOM man floor rmattum 1 -bedroom ' cc riW w on report a apartment. Urge kmTen, kw- baserteni apartmwn, close to will DeCome uembly clear 10 Commercial/ % 4pt. Oath.landed PTC. separate esttrarhes. paA- Ydown ow you r�Y an sari aDpwtets. O.0 am % ywdCalry Available Jan You h layastmig s a stop Showi00FF]tl� SS 1S7. Mal indusm Call on rem C 4th of EE Industrial AJAX C NTRAL. 1-badmom (905(509-1651 recorded message 1.905.435- space 2273 sqA usemem awrintit. 4 ap- INFO.ID6Wl pha ccs. peau, separate no- unit for kale. malice Laundry familia sell- MWINIMG, avextabie. Targe condo,SkLAUSNSquare OM ooms� Whitby. Call sin pareatse. slhotNr staff ro holo No 1 -bedroom basement apart- faros ma::er) 2 Wools, 24 (905)436-0100 8768 1600 IldwflYe Call 683- mat. 4ptr bis, aHn Mc h- hour security Indoor pod i en, spirant entractes. aN n- parlmp/ extras. am" and S AJAX Before TsYcwe. Spa. cursne including laundry aPp/mca Fletertn ISfust • acus apx wft. qua bhtlo-and last brm /f1.O50h O"m � Close to 6o mean b al (9051-132-9647IDec R � THF DURHAM C-ATI.101I(- a�� DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD ,x TENDER DOCUMENTS FOR 19" VAN REQUULEIENTS he Durham C Atholtc Lhs& t School Board in- ite. tenders for the supply of two (2) new 1999 art% for The Plant Department. h52 Rosiland :.lad west. Oshawa. Ontarxt Tender specd3cattons are available for ppickup at the Durham Cathubc I�stm-t Sclu" Buar(l Ed- ucation Centre from Steve Fultmura. Super- t.or of Pun haung Sen -Ices located at 650 R,,ssland Road West, Oshawa, Ontano UJ 'C 4. (905) 57h-6707 ext 243 C105mg Tune and Date Monday, December 21, 199H - 2.00 p.m. Sealed Tenders, clearly marked "Van Tender' +hall be submitted before the date and tune need above to: Steve Fujimura, Supervisor of Purcliatinb D.C.DS.B. at: 650 Rowland Road west Oshawa, Ontario UI 7C4 he Board relies on this advertisement to Is fy vendors of potential opportunities. TI card will alsobe requesting tendered bi( at othe Boards Zinn list of vendors. CHRISTMAS 'ART AUCTION Sunday December 13 At The Old Town Hall Newcastle 11 O'clock preview 12 pm Start 140 Pieces in ATI! Featuring Todays Most Popular Artists Trisha Romance Stephen Lyman Robert Bateman Laura Berry AJ Casson Carl Brenders James Lumbers 11, Brent Townsend Plus Many ,hv y 2 More r T z Hwy dr,' Ex f a, ., MacGregor Auction Centre. Bowmamrille Sun. Dec 13th. 10:00 a.m. (Viewng 9:90 a.m.) 401 to 111112" Rd. North to •2. East to Scugog St. North 1 km. Sunday s Auction features a w de rarely ;t articles from past to present, furniture. codectabees. household effects. Ltd Edition prints, assortment of tools & hard - mare, stove pipe, approx. 200 BF of white oak 6 ash umber, plus marry more articles, an excellent pre Christmas Auctions Watch for our Dec 261h Boxing Day & Sun Jan, 3rd. Antique Auction. Call for consignmetN details. MacGnwr ANction. Appraisal dMovtntq Services Michael J. MsicGragor 905-623.7949 1.800-363 6799 AL(TIUA SALE MTHICK AND STEPHE.%bU\ ALCTIU\ BAR\ HAY DON, SAT.. DEC. 12 AT 6 P.M. VIEWING FROM 3 [M. Consignments F"jV %tu.r wnhrr. Imer. brdruum tunuture. katctten tabk and chaar,, and table,. nue place utsert i.r.-k lett truck. bed dtraprrtieFd. vIkctabk cuw. dashes m,.l more. Tema cash, dtryue with W or Via (3-.). Auctioever Doe Stepliensoa NYS) '.63-440: - (. OSI 2^7 -9e -q, her and auctwneer n�,i ^rl',umabk fur accident cx oqury uncunvd at du, sale (all now to conium to :Nevi Yean Day Antaque Auchan. F - 401 -L all at na>, nury,dk, north m Hwy 57, s rtu. to C,, Rd h, tum ram at the Fur Half. WE 19L u ue AL Estate Aveem a Orval Mctur Auction ;enter. ,w4say All �. wipes 0" and bedroom room tuntuture new dxi- ng tabic ad khans. new curio abrwl some magma. olid wK*f rocker gun abets. So4S e100pr tOYnta n. Solver. de. pression sum time glass Chou. 10 Royal DoWlon hOw- uttS htMeOS it xteratrlg himS. ceramic kin new air k� wood stove. loft. chain saw BS Ftotha CW. partial Orsi ase 8leleas Ywqq i4Osc 10 sltopptto 401. ameran 6864310 ti3ol bay Il....MEWS GO Pool. sawn. 1 ee bed- �BEI�G Wtrxs RO and CLEM *AfN AMU 3 bed a 1 • I h (1N132�2783 of cad 140I -414M tr room $M 3908. Jan 1st. Two room owrwoua. sod. AcLm. $/nrkM S4rritM ewom "Braised senile er renames Isams. liedroom San Feb lot Call /IQEMNi' availa0le imine- 401 Lame 2 bedroom Daae- few. Pirate yard &room -' 6a34571 Islas 7 30p.m. Batty. t -bedroom basement apt . 4 Dap 11101M WO now For a* ad 10 vw Pon ql Road nue GO apartment. separate entractes. appkyl015. lawdry. well kept. pmlaut No IMM" Adults preferred non-limol ug 905- 805.574-3788 Pri- form ft$W -temshW or (but.nfur. 1 -bedroom d low no smoking. no pets $7501 420-3628 CLEM WATIM. 3 -bedroom furnished mobiles. head late f 10 rat. Shen n mo. inchavt (905N26--3750 �NK ��. 2 bed- pp0000l1hot tub Minutes to b DYtt a fto oom. Loss br OL rooms. lots of parking, dote to schools. QUWL M00 . ick- beaches. NHL. as star game ssio aim awae. ow W14107a•aiyblt. " MCREINNC.One bedroom Ica Avalla01e m misibatey Jan. 24tli NFL FoabaN. Blue Jay bas W. dogAgcu AJAXplus den. firplace. two car psrticg, lary. non amok- Cal 833-2512 TOYtaoYees track Children welcome room' b�utownt bemmimi mamm bo hose. In= Dass. Stat smgae or com- 1 (905)683-55M7IMtotos Frdge, stove. latirt- tla irKWW. pie From 5650 N inclusive bksemul. raceaN Ower vey wootlelW IMdre4d $112500! laniee laal CYM 1 1 Pdkv a Nt Apia It im- lift. ey. S9i5)wlo56 or Cable extra. Feb. 1st (905) 420-5713 AX ACK Fmtw ONLY (905027 itMmstatioN 905376-3506, sement Male ntbrded ROOM 3/99.9o0 Exup =W and w AMX dark bnfghl &=NoerN SFaCIOYS weN tnainNauhed 2 wheelchair accessi- nhouse Mise gnu knee ArM,1el� em 3 -bedroom brickapes awn No pass, as sisdk- and 3 bedroom apt(. Avail. atto Go, low with newwr CWPM g A A%od" mmtsdo*. oseb lifta. lose 900 and 866 Glen SL Sane Eble �oori a Fcetndn doms to kv- go35M shopping with wank -in clam. paint ONk 1:304 pa. Wast Fkhw l4ari mn ow and Nome. t Cao provided. close to stdnooa.IATELY gmOOkhO anus. 60 Statioa.3-CO S�IK PAW, RReil �426-76M UNINia adu hid. Cal 726-5 Uk@6de ROft ft. IMsNor, 1-1100.801+a15i. 4993 PAL (NO kao� Apt. bolt= � tAMIBiE Irl TOM 1011. 3.1 bsdroom. AUCTION SALE Sal. Dec. 12 at /0 a.m. Ballantrae Community Centre. 1 km east of Hwy. 48 on the Aurora Sd. Rd. Yell en sale. over 500 las, glass. chi ha, jewelry. antiques. some hurxtureZold,. tive desk. househbox lots. mist.htwoodslove, 2 din presses. New plus toys. new Pine wood crafts d marry other Christ - 1111311 Aetna. Complete 486 system lex). Sports memorabilia, cards etc. See this and our New Years Eve Auction at twural'yoogbk et or =1 11011, CIANBON A41C110MS CepeMd ttxitMy psYN bannrneal FA bas lSi/80011 ed, wiNn tITllany, dui b Bit OSHAWA 110lISES 122 C,-, sL E WNW & Bbw area A4ing Leifer a1 NWAin AcleOi4 Oskma. 3 bedrooms apt- $13A000 Call (806)1251-26t2 s 1 Peisottels Bngfu spacious 2 & 3 able Feb. t. For am cell 1790 rapes. Ubitift 11. S 6-116 Irtd. 6313872. 2030.0. sitit.- do - 2 n Acca Ken" with Ga- Of�S t#N tl�i 430-013111.3eroew S19D. dl ping and 101. 'Tress r t NflOa To F1MCMaSE. Lw Mashed 41t n�a nvec Dont am Wo- 1yy sN dM. skqipga��Simon SEi810Ef Call 905483.1110. Crease a prison me" w OEArnf3 dh0o MijjM offs Alines right past your door. For � Yuen Nd wale for YOU. S900J Nm-. wth o w w I= to owl Ohs hiWY bra E�Vlpi rWRer Frank f Lepage Fad RE. 576-41 1 Or, a ww petsdml ado Nee. MM a row Fried wbedroom. �• �oe Oalio. 6iNbra sant 7M -V41 2 & 3 bebYonhs Call Ray- mad McN«mi cadww heaesalt 72�W094. M"'1' Loss br OL Fa>< wlNng 5750 • 3CA 1w 64 1134 7Awwhey RII . Bright ilia Lid 'aw R Y R , 90ti 721t- 941411. OWAft 3 -lied- begin �dNad brick bags- o3MaMB jaELAuia1B MAS oft A (SM 44o axiiiiisai M 1130 am �f Off. 60 osl OamoT a00Mr 2 k K 2 a room aptarttnelM in Chr4Mn booth. SM imiuslw di MB. FIaiNR, wNles/101 3. O1owbws. i Vl boMt W�aW � �p�w� a� bdicoa open Hamelin, aM In k khM tlt mw ** Gose to table. and pttemw Jas. i/L (905]720-2611. RelsteNoei hedroom wwNaom $10001 naaNn, llndrgtowNl prMiO Avail" Jan 2. N. Rwee bksemul. raceaN Ower vey wootlelW IMdre4d $112500! laniee laal CYM Eveyone aaepMd ragM a r7edq caNip h0 fw lees POMIN I llafaac Cani ? Mlmn M86 cwtlt Triw- la:boole mull~ raatirsd d (1ltijpi 41Q was PYoe Ifay. itMmstatioN 905376-3506, sement Male ntbrded Pogo Grin 106 5�wk.t spa s OlI lent♦ ow-1teNB OFEII NBBSE SntA`y Dot • 8;rp - A ONk 1:304 pa. Wast Fkhw Am - one room aON" m tape, Amex". be* m0. pima ovmtF lot. 2,100 4 it mm limsee t ima am MMIaABES Good, and and ttpty. fiNeNatO for nary W home; parting. main Am Mutual. 4 IadeenR 2 112 Oat. N appbeallo s accept. pwmkyres dmU ami. 09 Owpr SiYNaskoiNrmtMer basis. dwAk 9ev0e now prNgl air, radrtad 10 a1 CalMV Services Cao ( 6ii- ftBgoNtO (90S)i119.1250. 5239.000. No agens, 905 60n s08.0915. tag ceweh CirrJe. FICaaBIB 4,BE4r001 NM. L 1 targe b=MK wt ttwe mom 0400 & 1 =a maim. 5350. Ra". SMRATA B06RlRE TM own crew krdtwberL tae PON` w per w it Nom X000. adk Lbvadt MMM. and saw N- now imadrse, SL400 pew pidem n0 Oat. rid- Banker IL R Req Esllle 728. 9414 TOR- / 427- Bbl 6o vewmo Call the r -ram ALMO!N Set. Dec. 5. set W AR.NEWS ALCr1ON HALL Hwy 82 Colhorsee Stsrtierg at IO. -Ob am se" conlena from Of- tawa Estate. very nice dtrxrg room stale WAM d0u- ble Pod table YAM leaves, 6 ~ bads shwtdan style c hers, senor and dWQ tahM wdh curved glass door an exam su- Non. lsettee, aN w9hal, MUNO wood safe 8 Chea sat 2 paper IMadro kie sized stmm from MW" art museun n Comes from a Siegel Plaf, several old rugs, several yKilortm 3 open Fmrhdn Adm dwsme Yid P at sideebo rd. aar6� bench, several bmm ant *bilt am dressers & Chests Of W. 9gaswam Royal DuX g bow boMes, rte Polk Paris , pictures. Sag - day sale, Large ers es. M.C., INerac, cash or good chinuel Gavy POVA"011 1I (TION fllium Dec. 101h. 6:00 pm at N %R%F.R'S kLC71101% HALL Hwy 62 ('nRwrwe Hr'seno'd `.mi5nings. F3._ tactor, nearly new x stove. washer, Ty- :' -,aarly new Lawn goy law•- mdww urge quaintly v-'auer new artuivs. tools. CClts. 7ttwares. all T Ttquditors various aritruptcys and dose - ..!s. mciudmg househod 31.r.Ies, some great C"r'stmas amcies. etc. Pus rogiaar household ar. "Ct?Ssome tools. etc - Cast 430 Farm Tractor ccf-pletely restored with ^ew engine, dressers. r?s2S Of drawers. kurchen :acie & chairs. old trunks. disres. glesswrares. ant walnut buffet. 2 portable is excellent winger wasner, plus courrom rnr5 elreous articles. Nod sebcson Ltd. :irfs b artwork. imosL Marshall. Bateman Large ,aie plan to be on bine. no eserves. Vaa. M C. M. asr or good alece e Garry & Big warner Auebonesrs 11905P55-2106 ALICTION IAARN FRIDAY. DEC. 11 AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRrTAIN ON COLWTY RD. 4 Chest, Whirlpool apart- ment size stacking washer & dryer. West- inghouse autornatic washer, 2 door refrig- erator & mailching 30 in. electric stove. Maple what not stand. 9 pc. modem dining room su- ite. 5 pC. dinette suite, antique oak dresser, large oak mirror, mod- ern dressers& crests of drawers, tables & floor lamps. Boston rocker, CO -04 lamps, crocks, settee. walnut 1/ 2 moon table, otccasio w chairs. Boston rocker, Coffee & end tables, In- glis dryer, ctFestertield & matching chair, even heat kiln, 7Hp Honda Track snowblower in ex- cellent condition, qty. coleclaft Dan aantW" Cowell RR11 LiMM Brkelit Pbcef or Fax Well Bn now OFF COM SALVATM AM INM - . "VZRTM YOUR AUCTION IK ©K FZBA CALL I -- - — - - - - PAIGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, December 8,1998 BYan 1 Bktllf ftm om" : — :: &Iwai DUNDAS/HOPKINS We joyously welcome the arrival of W Penny Farthing �► weighing in at 11:21 on November 30th. Proud parents Linda and Barbara invite you to "wet the baby's head" on December 10th. t !. i Mike and Shaaron Del Vecchio are thrilled to announce the birth of their beautiful daughter Ami' Del Vecchio Born Sat , Sept. 5, 1998 At Oshawa General Hospital. Proud grandparents are. Marlene Reid, Michelina and Carlo Del Vecchio, Mike and Anne Marsden: proud aunt Debbie Marsden. Special Thanks ro rhe staff of Oshawa General Hospital) :11 lrrrprovarnwies :11 anprovernai A&R RENOVATIONS Specializing in finished basements, bathrooms and kitchens call Ray at 905-427-7769 : 1 e Pleeetbrg :11 improvanwlrs COMPLETE RENOVATIONS No job too big or small. Framing, drywall, taping, painting - a pleasure. I Dyes. experience Call 721-1542 for F$LLNo p�liaatioar grote BOOK NOW Top Quality Plumbing at Reasonable rates Sennce and new Installations Residential -Commercial No lob too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years exaerem esu 995-M- SM 810 FOR ALTER PAAITM & CHRISTMAS P� ROoBey No motley tip front. pay whets your satisfied. Flare ESWAM, Sarson to ma A&C ■ooFlNc, Aed Alankm Sri longr MU "a of eooh, near sed old, C,lear- ael0ed. 10% tiliscoult RD Semetim, fully is- sued. Face eellin aes. Call Andmor M A M t2Lila4 NEED A PUAMM CRN LEE'S Prompt, courteous & Fair Service. Call 579_2666 A servicer tofd all ��srds. SELL. R Now Cru. 683-0707 So jar„ yowW oriel the ML SAFE P80 I IN6 SCHOOL rrst, Now it's haw to 4 DAYS CHRISTMAS DRIVING COURSE t,y the Best! Dec 29, 29, 30, 31st *SPECIAL $279.00 Vacuuming, dusting. kitchens baths. blinds, Bring a friend & receive additional $10.00 diseroant baseboards. lodges, Course Approved Maximum Insurance discount doors. and more for I Also inquire about our regular courses. You on1v learn to drive once. DO IT RIGHT low pnLe of 565.00 Special Rate on Tuesdays Call ("0410-1717 Call Rale @ cell 4116-706-9284 Party services : Party services >Rwlas><r WAR" WOM Doing Magic For CNldren's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Ca11 Erode 665.4932 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. WHAT IS MY BEST INVESTME CHOICE? �/eREE" IM6�d� 0010, 0" 666-8245 Debbie Morgan 1-ass-7so-9111 Fortune k1VBsho Corp. ever mis circ uplxmuniry• to pad' yalur respa•a-t. ale:rin' I'Or an 1lMINl \lrArM d atl al dx- avncnt akarh IHMiCas rata•ivad Irx rrrH-11-1 n ut IIIc %— Ad-11.x�r nr Thu V4'arir...r 11 663-3005— 404.6591 lasannµron a I'un I'crn rr.rJrnLl You nor>.hear acca.�. ak�.nh nrwuc udonnnkam rcca�rad atla'r cr„w„av,a ..., 1w -, unw- by calling flu, n,—h,x nnruitln Io v, I I.v 11r• Iirl —1119 tuna•ral h—r , Accaltarnc,/0400111 AmNmnrt. tnar !4 1. a M.rn Yr I -1 --WE mmis•. M. Ind..h .M,ak•r wn M n . Na e11 Pwn•rd Ila wne, ♦.rrtlw uu Ilh.r1. thlt,\vr 1 nrr:d 4n a. V4'.r�. RI- lanvn -T IBUT-ES Christmas In Memoriam Pages Hard working, reliable deaning lady. Attention to detail. Own car and 6omr ser Lamg c ses. a.�.. 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Looking for a tall, kind. affectionate, honest. down to earth male, who has open interests. BOX 19096 YOU'RE MY HERO So's female. ambdicus. wt MigenL warm. cuddly. seeking a kin lamp. adventurous male 9 in � filing. canto ore swing 18963 country and more. BOX FRIENDSHIP t HONESTY Mature, honest and caring female who enjoys the Iift fhrgs life has to Offer. would like to MOM a gentleman, 50 to 60. who seeks a friend and tompahion in the 22b2n or surrounding areas. BOX 26941 HOPE TO HEAR FROM UI Skrtning. 43 yr old, ferninireuete, bredu- cated prdassional with eclectic taste. would like to meet an irgNigert tnrnd some, wog eslabhsled, ftPassionate, 39 spontarwoioo great sense of hknar b slave my low arida fife. BOX 11531 TriED OF PLAYSM 27 old, single. working Scorpio. smoker amd a soul driniker. seeking male, 27 b 35. for pian dship, poos"s, rel ---:p. 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Likes the outdoors travel, music, animals and family Ise Looking for tall, handsome, secure gentleman with a zest lot lite and a great Personality. BOX 16741 LET'S GET TOGETHER 56 y• old. 5'7 12 attractive !ably wanting to meet a fun loving gentleman Enjoys traveling. sports. fishing. dancing and love 10 be wined and dined See for yourseff BOX 26969 CUDDLY TEDDY BEAR? Full figured female. 30. enjoys cooking. music, football. moves. basketball, etc Seeking someone who can laugh. enjoy good Conversation and can accept me as I am BOX 1188 LITTLE BIT COUNTRY! 42 Yr old. separated mom of two. likes music abl. Looking for a man with old tash- ooned values who is real into fw* We Box 10901 WHAT rM LOOKING FOR Attractive. caring, honest tall red head. late SO's. looking for a tan garter an. 55- 65. who enjoys *ming W. moves. to country soot. theater. dancwi% quw of and more BOX 15855 MUST BE SINCERE! 41 yr, old female. 5 8- blonde hair, good sense of humor, e^wys music. naves, an. carosi a dinners, swimming, walks or IV beach, talking and more Looking for a sincere. romantic •man, for a possible rwa- bonship BOX 16039 2 BUSY 4 LOVE! 36 yr old. attractive, separated female, rice build. 57. 125 On. brown hat and bug brown eyes Likes the outdoors. dancing. sports. wing with trend.. gwoo nng. etc. Looking for someone to have a Casual bendsh,P with Box 19229 ARE YOU MY TAZ? 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