HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_12_22fewer motorists stopped, but alcohol-related charges continue to climb
Nearly 20 more charged i*n Durham R.I.D.E.
Durham Regional Police arrest-
ed another 18 motorists for drinking
and driving last week as the number
of charges during this year's
R.I.D.E. program continues to go
up, despite fewer spot-checks.
In the first weeks of the holiday
season crack -down, 58 people have
been charged with driving over the
legal alcohol level. In the same peri-
od last year there were 51 charged.
Police last week also issued 12 -
hour licence suspensions to 38 dri-
vers whose alcohol level reached
the warning zone. The number of
12 -hour suspensions issued this
year has reached 126, compared to
95 in the same period last year.
Reduce impaired Driving Every-
where (R.I.D.E.) inspections were
carried out last week in Pickering,
Ajax, Oshawa, Whitby and Bow-
manville.
One driver was charged for re-
fusing a breath test.
So far this year there have been
30,850 vehicles stopped, down from
31,725 last year, and 505 roadside
breath tests administered, down
from 600.
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considers pay hikes
RY' MARt.4NNE TAKACS
Staff Writer
PICKERINC — Town council-
lors and the mayor are contemplat-
ing pay hikes that could give them
salary increases of up to 29 per cent
by July 20(X).
Mavor Wayne Arthurs has asked
the Town clerk to prepare a draft
hyla% for a series of salary adjust-
ments for himself and councillors.
It was presented to them Dec. 14
and is expected to go before Coun-
cil for approval Jan. 11. Mallor
Arthur% says he's talked to Council
member% about the increases he's
propo%ing.
"Gencralty there's a level of sat-
isfaction that an adjustment is war-
ranted and this is not an unreason-
able expectation;' says the mayor.
If the bylaw is passed as drafted,
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councillors annual salaries would
rise immediately (effective Dec. 1)
from $15.479 to $17,5(X), go up
again on July I, 1999 to 519,0(X).
and reach $20,0(0 by July 1, 20(x).
That's an increase of 13 per cent
immediately. 8.6 per cent in seven
months and 5.3 per cent in 2(XX), or
29.2 per cent over the 19 -month pe -
nod. The mayor's pay would rise at
the sameinter%als, from the current
$40,741 to $45,(XX) (10.4 per cent),
$47,5(X) 15.5 per cent) and $50,0(X)
(5.3 per cent), or 22.7 per cent over
the 19 -month period. For the mayor
and regional councillors, their pay
from the Town of Pickering is in ad-
dition to the 522.648 per year they
receive for their work at Durham
Region Council. That salary is also
,going up to $23,21.3 on April 1,
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Foodfor thought
Greg Walker fills a plate as Terry Mann gets readv to serve it to
one of more than 100 people who turned out at Magivver's Pub
in Ajax on Sunday for a festive meal. The 'Gift of Giving ' event,
organized by Community Connections, pub personnel and
other volunteers, helped feed less fortunate people in the com-
munity.
Arbitrators
to decide
teacher
contracts in
January
It will likely tx; mid-January
heforc the region's two school
boards settle new contracts with
high school teachers.
;Mary Brown, communications
manager for the Durham District
S,:hool Board, reports board offi-
cals met with local members of
the Ontario Secondary School
Teachers' Federation (OSSTF)
and arbitrator Richard Jackson
Saturday.
"The arbitrator requested (the
meeting) to gather more informa-
tion" before dictating a contract to
the two sides, she says.
The parties are scheduled to
meet again Jan. 4, Ms. Brown
adds.
Meanwhile, local members of
the Ontario English Catholic
Teachers' Association (OECTA)
met with Durham Catholic Dis-
trict School Board officials and an
arbitrator for sessions last Thurs-
day and Friday and are expected
to get together again prior to the
mid-January deadline.
Decisions in both cases are ex-
pected early in the new year.
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uncil pay h
-PICKF.RI.NG From page 1 logs of Council called by the
1999 and $23.795 on April 1, mayor (such as a budget
2000. meeting). to a maximum of
The draft bylaw, if passed five days per year. The per
as is, will also provide Pick- diem rate would he 0.5 per
ering politicians with sonic; cent of the annual salary,
new benefits. There will he a which would work out to
severance package of one $1(X) per day for a councillor
month's salary per year of and $250 for the mayor after
consecutive service, to a July 1, 2(XX). Council mem-
maximum of 24 months. hers have not received any
Council members will he en- salary or benefit increases
titled to a severance payment since Dec. 1, 1990. A three -
after three consecutive years member citizens' task force
of service (one term of of- established by Council did
fice) if they either resign, recommend salary increases
leave office or are defeated in for the mavor and councillors
an election. as long as the} in 1993, but they were never
haven't been removed from implemented.
office by judicial process or !Mayor Arthurs says he re -
disqualified under federal or ferred the proposed bylaw to
provincial legislation. Council's Jan. I I meeting to
If the mayor were to lose provide plenty of time for
the next election in 2000 his everyone to discuss it.
severance package would "I wanted to ensure there
amount to over $70,000. If a was adequate time for that
councillor were to leave after public consultation, not a
three terms he would receive one-week consultation:' he
about $I 5.0W. or just under explains.
$5.000 after one term. The mayor states the
The Town will also match salary levels proposed are
Council members' RRSP reasonable by today's stan-
contributions to a maximum dards. "The compensation
of five per cent of their annu- package as presented to
al salary, retroactive to Jan 1. Council in my view is fair.
1995. As well, the bylaw in- It's a reflection of the work
eludes a provision for a per members of Council under -
diem pa} ment for council take on behalf of con -
member% for full-day meet- stituents:'
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Province makes changes to program
Social
Development ouncil lauds move
to extend workfare into private sector
BY LINDA WHITE,
Staff Writer
The provincial govern-
ment's decision to extend
workfare into the private sec-
tor is "admirable" and will go
a long way to giving people
on welfare a chance to "gain
experience".
However, it's crucial that
the government adhere to
conditions that ensure people
already in paid jobs aren't
displaced, cautions Social
Development Council of
Ajax -Pickering Executive Di-
rector Duncan Read.
Minister of Community
and Social Services and
Durham West MPP Janet
Ecker believes it's an ideal
time to extend workfare into
the private sector.
"Ontario's economy is
box)ming and we are helping
people on welfare take ad-
vantage of the more than
461,000 new jobs created in
this province since Sept.
1995;' she said in making the
announcement.
"People on welfare have
asked us to create more op-
portunities for them to be-
come job -ready and it makes
sense to look to the private
sector because that's where
new jobs are being created;"
she said.
Under the current Ontario
Works program, people are
matched with available jobs
when they are `job -ready',
the ministry reports. Under
this new initiative, an eligible
person on welfare will re-
ceive up to six months of spe-
cific on-the-job training for a
particular job.
"nis will act as a step-
ping stone for the person, to
ensure that he or she develops
the skills required to keep
that job;' a press release from
the ministry explains.
The individual will be
hired directly onto the payroll
of an employer, who will re-
ceive financial incentives to
offset the costs of training
and additional supervision of
the participant. Program rules
will ensure that this initiative
does not displace people al-
ready in paid jobs, the min-
istry assure..
Ontario Works is the gov-
ernment's "mandatom work-
fare program designed to
help people on welfare find
the shortestroute to a paying
job;' the ministry reports.
The program provides such
services as help with job
searches, referrals to educa-
tion and training programs,
unpaid community place-
ments in the non-profit sector
and employment referrals for
those who are most job -
ready.
Ms. Ecker believes the
program "paves the way for
employers to hire some very
capable people. The program
is designed to make sure it is
a win-win situation for em-
ployers, people on welfare
and taxpayers"
Mr. Read agrees. "It's a
better community if people
are working and have an op-
portunity to work.-
The
ork"The program will be
phased in across the province
and the first placements are
set to begin early in the new
year.
JANET EC'KE.R
'This will act as
a stepping stone...'
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AIP PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 22,1898
. ,
Go meatless this Christmas
Vegetarian options offer
tasty alternatives
B) JAC'QUIE Mcl,'VNh_'S
Staff tinter
What's Christmas without the
turkey, you ask? It can he deli-
cious. Creating a vegetarian sea-
sonal feast may mean forgoing a
few of the traditional trimmings
but new customs can he just as
special.
Whether you're a recent con-
vert to vegetarianism looking for
a new way to approach the holi-
days or if doctor's orders have
You searching for a low choles-
terol Christmas: a meatless (poul-
try -less) meal doesn't have to put
a damper on the big dinner.
`Instead of just
throwing (vegetables)
in a pot and boiling
them, we do something
fancy with them.'
— Francine Tkalec
It's all in the preparation. sug-
gests Francine Tkalec. "It's basi-
cally the same vegetables we've
always done. Instead of just
throwing them in a pot and boil-
ing them we do something fancy
with them;' she says.
This year Christmas dinner is
at her house and Mrs. Tkalec will
he preparing food for her own
children. Samantha, age nine,
Nicholas. II and her husband
Stephen along with her own par-
ents. Although she's the only full
vegetarian of the bunch, there
won't be a bird in the oven. "They
know I'm not going to prepare a
turkey. This year, I'm preparing
the entire meal but, I told my par-
ents if they wanted to, they could
bring a small turkey or a chick-
en."
People who are in the early
stages of changing their eating
style to vegetarian, may want to
pay some homage to old tradi-
lions, suggests Mrs. Tkalec. Al-
though she won't have a turkey,
there will be Yorkshire Pudding
and mushroom gravy created
with "vegetable stock, lots of
mushrooms and a little tomato
paste. The mushrooms really do
give it a meaty sort of a flavour,"
she says.
The whole family loves the
A C-hristmas feast comes with all the fixings at the Tkalec house-
hold on Dec. 25, but it won't include the traditional turkey. This
year, Francine, a vegetarian, is preparing the festive meal for
her extended family, but has asked her parents to bring a small
turkey or chicken if they would prefer a traditional Christmas
dinner. The Tkalec's are (from left) Nicholas, Francine, Stephen
and Samantha.
Yorkshire Pudding, says Mrs.
Tkalec. "It's something we've
eaten every year with my parents
being British. It's something for
them that's familiar."
Other seasonal favourites in-
clude green beans with slivered
almonds in a soya sauce. Mashed
potatoes are a favourite of the
kids but, they're done with soya
milk instead of dairy products.
"I'm pretty strict," Mrs. Tkalec
says, but, "I still slip up every
now and then. The traditional
meals are more of a challenge
than anything."
Christmas wouldn't be Christ-
mas without a Christmas pudding
but, the Tkalec recipe is strictly
vegetarian with no beef tallow.
Trifle is a must but it's a trifle
"without the Jell-O and without
the cream"
It has raspberries and a cream -
less custard. Finally, there's the
lemon tofu pie which is similar in
texture to a cheesecake.
As appealing as the meal is,
Mrs. Tkalec, respects her guests'
choices as well. "I always tell
them I'm not going to cook meat
and I leave the option open for
them to bring something. One
Thanksgiving I had my parents
and my in-laws and nobody
brought a thing. "All four suffer
from cardiovascular disease so
they're very open to the idea. In Cook the rice and lentils together
fact, they're very open-minded. in salted boiling water until ten -
Out of the four of them, not one is der (about 20 min.). Meanwhile,
emotionally attached to the saute the onion in the oil until
lurkc� so that makes it easier. A lightly browned and add to the
lit of people can't picture having cooked rice and lentils, together
fh.inksgiving or Christmas with- with the miso or marmite and the
out the turkey." breadcrumbs. Crumble or mash
the tofu and add to the rice mix-
ture. Slowly mix in the tomato
sauce. The mixture should he
moist but firm, add a little more
tomato sauce if necessary but
don't make it tot) sloppy. Press
into a baking dish, neaten the top
with a fork and bake at 350 de -
grecs for about 40 minutes. Op-
tions: Either refrigerate before
cooking or pre-cook and re -heat
i in a microwave.
Festive veggie
fare for your
family
THE TRADITIONAL
(A RECIPE FOR THE
SEASONALLY ADDICTED)
Tofu Roast
onion, finely chopped
cup brown rice (soak at least
two hours if' possible)
I cup red lentils
2 tsp. miso or marmite
I cup whole wheat breadcrumbs
I cup tomato sauce
I tsp. oil
`The problem with
vegetarian substitutes
for turkey is you
get the inevitable
comparisons.'
— Francine Tkalec
That's important to keep in
mind during the holidays. sug-
'ests Sallv Grande of the Durham
hapter of the Toronto Vegetarian
Vssociation. For vegetarians
.truzgling with the fact they'll be
:haring the holidays with those
who haven't kicked the meat
habit, she has this advice. "Step
hack from the situation and real-
ize what's important. You may
have convictions or you may have
health problems which make you
seek out a vegetarian lifestyle.
But, the dinner table is not the
place to preach. Have a good time
and make good memories."
If you are to be the guest at
someone else's home, skip the j
temptation to bring turkey substi-
tutes and go for appetizing vege-
tarian dishes, she suggests. "I
make stuffed vine leaves and I
arrange them in a wreath shape
with cherry tomatoes around
them. A lot of people don't eat
stuffed vine leaves very often so
they have nothing to compare
them to.
"The problem with vegetarian
substitutes for turkey is you get
the inevitable comparisons."
When you take a fancy vegetable
dish, no one thinks of it as vege-
tarian, she points out.
It's just another item at the
banquet table. Bon appetit and
happy holidays!
New deals struck for home -care nursing providers
Durham Access to Care (DATC)
has awarded three-year contracts for
nursing care services in Durham Re-
gion.
For nursing services for adults,
the organizations that will provide
the care for people in their homes
are Victorian Order of Nurses,
Paramed Health Services, Partners
in Community Nursing, Saint Eliza-
beth Health Care and Comcare
Health Services.
For nursing services for children,
the companies are Durham Associa-
tion for Family Respite, Saint Eliza-
beth Health Care and Bayshore
Health Care.
Mental health nursing services
will be provided by Victorian Order
of Nurses and Saint Elizabeth
Health Care.
Organizations wanting to pro-
vide the services submitted service
proposals to DATC which manages
the provision of community health
services to clients in homes, schools
and other settings by purchasing a
variety of services, including nurs-
ing, homemaking and rehabilitation.
Janet Harris, chief executive offi-
cer of DATC, said the emphasis is
on quality community health care
SWEET POTATO
& PARSNIP CASSE?ROLE?
3 large onions, thinly sliced
3-4 large sweet potatoes peeled
and cut into small chunks 4-5
parsnips, peeled and cut into
quarter -inch slices
2-3 cups vegetable stock
1 tsp. dried thyme
salt and black pepper to taste
1/4 cup whole wheat bread -
crumbs
I tbsp. nutritional yeast (option-
al)
2 tsp. olive oil
Saud: onions in I tsp. oil in a
large frying pan until a deep
golden brown. Add the sweet
potatoes and parsnips, vegetable
stock, thyme and a little salt and
pepper to taste. Simmer the mix-
ture for 15 to 30 minutes until the
potatoes are tender and most of
the liquid is absorbed. Place mix-
ture in casserole dish. At this
stage, you can refrigerate the dish
until ready to cook. Preheat oven
to 400F, mix the breadcrumbs
and nutritional yeast with the re-
maining tsp. oil and sprinkle on
the top. Bake the casserole for
20-30 minutes or until stock has
been absorbed by the potatoes
and the top is brown and crusty.
Serves eight. Halve the quantities
for a smaller number of people.
in Durham
artd not on the lowest bidder.
The contracts will run from April
1, 1999 to March 31, 2002.
Contracts for rehabilitation,
homemaking, medical services and
equipment and infusion supplies
and equipment will be awarded
early in 1999.
Bear necessities
Students cit Highbush P.S. and William Dunbar
P.S. in Pickering donated more than 80 teddv
bears to the A jti c and Pickering Heaith Centre
for children c% ho must visit the emergency de-
partnient or,lrctcturc clinic over the holidays.
RON PIF_TRONIRO/ News Advertiser pholu
Marking their donation are (buck row, from
left) Laura Weiss, Andrea DeLuca, Jennifer
James, Kri.v Smith and Kumaldee Miullutr.
Front row, from left is Susan ttoo(lrow, &Jili�h-
ter Nadine tint] Ramona Vs.%cr
NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 22,1998 PAGE 5 AIP
Sewer rates up in 1999
Durham to to into
homeowners I wallets
Washing the working world grime
off your hack is going to cost more
next year.
Without any debate on Wednesday,
Durham Council approved an increase
of 2.4 per cent in the combined water
and sanitary sewer rate for 1999.
A homeowner using 600)0 gallons
of water will pay about 58.40 more
over a full year.
It works out to $360.24 a year or
$90.06 per quarter.
Someone using I(X),OX) gallons a
year will pay about S3 more a quarter.
The combined water and sewer
rates are lower than other utilities in
Durham. Hydro for a year is $761, gas
$1,051. telephone $497 and cable TN'
$445, according to a regional staff re-
port. Durham didn't increase water or
sanitary sewer rates from 1993 to
1997, when rates went up by two per
cent.
User rates pay to operate the water
and sewer systems and to install pipes
for commercial and industrial develop-
ment, while development charges im-
posed on builders are used to pay for
residential growth.
Under a regional policy, existing
taxpayers don't pay for residential
growth.
Regional Council also approved
spending $17.9 million for water -relat-
ed projects and SI 1.9 million for sani-
tary sewers.
Everyone wins with CNIB lottery calendar
Keep track of the date and give
yourself a chance to win cash every
day with the 1999 Lottery Calendar
being offered by the Canadian Na-
tional Institute for the Blind (CNIB).
It's a wall calendar that provides
more than 1,200 chances throughout
the year to win a share of $80,000 in
cash prices.
Draws are held daily, weekly and
monthly, and there's a bonus draw for
$5.(XX).
Only 20,(X)) CN I13 Lotter Calen-
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the year even if you win.
The calendars are $20 each and
are a good idea for those hard -to -buy -
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They're available at the CNIB
Durham office at 205 Bond St. E. in
Oshawa, or can be received through
the mail by calling the CNIB at
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Money raised from the sale of the
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CNIB, which provides rehabilitation
services to blind, visually -impaired
and deaf -blind people in Canada
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Editoria.l&opiNioNS
NEWS ADVERTISERDEC. 22, 1 9 9 8
EDITORIAL
Fears natural
but not substantiated
Crime numbers tell the story
Ude sec it all around us: indications
that gang -related activity is on the rise,
reports of random shootings at parades
and in restaurants or outdoors stores,
Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka...
the list goes on and on.
It's hard not to think crime, espe-
cially violent crime, is on the rise.
But a comparison of crime statistics
between two similar -sized areas in
Canada and the United States reveals
we have a long way to go before we're
inundated with the crime rate the U.S.
faces.
The comparison, published last
week in our pages involved a crime-
bv-crime contrast between Durham
Region and Genesee County, Michi-
gan. Both areas have a population of
about 450,000, a largest city of
140.000, are automotive -centred, are
in close proximity to a major metro-
politan area ( Detroit and Toronto) and
have an urban -rural mix of municipal-
ities. But there the comparisons end
and the contrasts begin.
Just look at the numbers for 1997:
Genesee had 29 murders, Durham, 6:
Genesee had 1,053 robberies,
Durham, 264: Genesee had 6,015 bur-
glaries, Durham, 4.061: Genesee had
15.002 thefts, Durham, 8,615; Gene-
see had 4,005 auto thefts. Durham,
3.085 and Genesee had 325 arsons,
Durham, 200.
Resolve toDUtmeanin intog y
For murders and robberies. Gene-
see has more than four times Durham's
rate, while the number for thefts is al-
most double in the U.S. county. The
numbers for burglaries, auto thefts and
arsons are more comparable but even
there Genesee has far more than
Durham.
All of this isn't to suggest crime is
not a problem in Durham Region. It
just puts into perspective some of the
natural fear -mongering which goes on
every time a violent incident is report-
ed. It also shows that the horrible
events which occurred in the fall of
1994 when gunshop robberies resulted
in the shooting deaths of two men in
Oshawa and Ajax and when five peo-
plc were shot during a Port Perry bank
robbery were an anomaly and not at all
typical of the normal situation in the
region.
Relatively speaking Durham is a
peaceful place, not without its prob-
lems, but safe enough. We must re-
main vigilant and do everything we
can to keep it that way.
It will take efforts like Neighbour-
hood Watch, Road Watch and Block
Parents; all the work of dedicated vol-
unteers, in addition to a well-
equipped, up-to-date police force to
keep crime under control. We don't
want to end up with numbers which
mirror Genesee County.
1991=�E M0�'�1ER
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1998 M MMICA
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-LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Lawmakers must
get tougher
on drunk drivers
To the editor:
Re the front page story in the
Pickering News Advertiser Dec.
headlined 'Numbers rise for
RIDE':
I've read almost identical sto-
ries regarding the statistics and
comments in your paper in De-
cember of 1997, 1996, 1992,
Aj= residewt &*= Quin is begin -
wing to *914 above c"M9 to grips
*,I* his 1999 rrsWiraM&
The "season of mists and mellow
fruitfulness" is definitely over, even
though the inappropriately warm fall
weather lingers. It is now the season of
frosts and melancholy -producing dark-
er nights.
Soon we will be hearing about Sea-
sonal Affective Disorder, and there will
be suggestions in the press that you
should head south if you have the
money or, failing that, buy a sun lamp.
Even though Christmas and the
new year are fast approaching with all
their promises of new birth and fresh
beginnings, and the children are anx-
iously anticipating a visit by Santa,
there will be people who are feeling
the blues. Maybe , it is time to recall
what French priest and author Pierre
Taillard De Chardin said: "We are not
human beings having a spiritual expe-
rience; we are spiritual beings having a
human experience."
Maybe it is time to regroup and
make our resolutions once again.
Viktor Frankl, a Viennese psychia-
trist who endured incarceration in Nazi
Brian
Quin
Opinion Shaper
concentration camps during the Sec-
ond World War, reached the conclusion
that people are at heart needy of some
sense of meaning or purpose in their
lives. This insight was mightily rein-
forced by his experience as a prisoner:
the people who had goals and reasons
for living tended to survive the horrors
of their lives in captivity; those who
despaired tended to die.
He coined the phrase "the will to
n maning" and he noticed in his psychi-
atric practice that, in people for whom
the will was weak, necrosis was likely
to be the resuh. One of his techniques
in dealing with depressed people was
to ask them to imagine they were 80
years old and to think of what they
would like to say about their lives now
that it was almost over.
This was often a useful way to
allow people to forge a plan for the
time they had left and invest it with
meaning. It might be to care for needy
members of their family, it might be to
follow the tenets of their religions
more closely, or to undertake the de-
velopment of some project which had
deep relevance for them, for example
the writing of a book.
Is this what Tailland de C hardin
meant by being a "spiritual being"?
The people who get through this time
of the year in the best shape do seem to
find a meaning in the season. They an-
ticipate the pleasure of giving, of en-
joying the company of their family and
friends, and of helping out those who
are in need of extra assistance. They
seem to enjoy being good people. It's
the doing which creates the being.
That's not a bad recipe for beginning
dne new year, and for beating the blues.
Let's enjoy developing the spiritual
side of our being. Let's su=gdwn our
will to meaning by discovering or re-
discovering some goals, the accom-
plishment of which we can reflect on
with satisfaction when we are in our
80s. Let's resolve to make it happen.
Let's have a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year.
1991 and as far back as RIDE
goes — I believe around 12
years.
Every year, we're told the
same things — that people are
not getting the message, arrests i
arc up, more cars are pulled over,
more people are being hit with
licence suspensions and warn-
ings, etc. Sounds to me like
we're losing the war on drinking
and driving.
In response to Durham Re-
gional Police Sergeant Jim
Grimley's remarks, I say the only
way to get the message heeded is
to confiscate the vehicle and bale
it into a metallic bundle. I don't j
care if you happen to be driving
the mayor's car, or the boss's car,
or whomever's — it's history!
Plain and simple!
In Washington State, any
drunk who kills someone while
driving is charged with murder.
It's time to lobby the lawmakers
to get really serious about this
travesty, one which is primarily
instigated by chronic alcoholism.
When are cruisers going to park
in front of bars and house par-
ties? When are law-abiding peo-
ple going to stop being inconve-
nienced by a small number who
couldn't give a damn about
boozing and driving?
The problem lies not within
the bottle, but with the recalci-
trant attitude of politicians and
bureaucrats who are unwilling to
impose — at this point — the
severest of measures. Only when
they become adversely affected
will the status quo change.
Crush the car and lay a mur-
der charge if a fatality is in-
volved and I guarantee that this
war will end immediately. Stop
the politicking now.
Frank Tbrelkdd, `1
Pickering
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The Town of Pickering Holiday Season Food Drive
commenced on December I, 1998. effective until
Ikcember 31. 1998 Donation boxes are located in the
lobbies of the Pickering Civic Complex and the
Recreation Complex for contributions of non-
perishable items only. The Town supports the efforts of
the Ajax -Pickering Community Food Bank and all
donations will be forwarded to this Food Bank for local
distribution. Thank you for your continued support!
SCOPA
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SCOPA Is a rid -for-profit organization committed to
Improving the level of health and safety in
Pickering/Ajax,
To reach our goal. SCOPA offers health and safety
programs to the Pickering/Ajax community with a
primary focus on Youth, Seniors, Small Busmcss &
Crime Prevention
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Durham Se oo
'Light
the Way' BILLBOARD
DEC.
22, 1998
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Writer
Students at South Sim-
coe Public School arc
"about to become pretty
famous" as they light the
way for pupils across the
country with the help of a
$928,(XX) grant from the
federal government.
The Oshawa school's
Together We Light The
Way program has been
named as a model crime
prevention program for
schools in at -risk commu-
nities across the nation.
"You are helping your
community become a bet-
ter place to live;" Federal
Environment Minister
Christine Stewart told a
crowd of students, parents
and community members
during an announcement
in Oshawa Wednesday.
"You are about to become
pretty famous ... the federal
government considers this
a model for school com-
munities across Canada.-
The
anada"The federal govern-
ment is providing the
Durham District School
Board with more than
$9(X).00) to promote the
school's program and
share the South Simcoe
experience with other
schools over the next four
years. Details regarding
how the money will be
spent have not yet been fi-
nali.ed.
Federal pilot project aims
The funding, which is
heing made available
through the Crime Pre-
vention Investment Fund
of the National Strategy
on Community Safety and
Crime Prevention, is in-
tended "to help students
understand what the im-
portance of good citizen-
ship is;' Ms. Stewart said.
"11' we make an invest-
ment in youth in our coun-
try today we can avoid a
lot of problems in the fu-
ture;' she added. "Respect
for yourself and others is
one of the most important
things you can learn and
one of the most important Celebrating the launch of u pilot project on crime
gifts you can give:' prevention are (from left) Grant Yeo, Sandra Dean,
The program, devel- students Kavla Hughes and Jessica Farrow: Chris-
oped over the past seven tine Stewart and Doug Ross.
to reduce crime
years under the leadership
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23
of South Simcoe principal
for their teachers and
Sandra Dean, is designed
peers: The Choice is Yours
to help students take pride
program, which helps stu-
in their work and their
dents set goals for them -
community while reduc-
selves both personally and
ing the risk factors assoc:i-
academically and the Ex-
ated with crime.
periential Learning pro -
The Together We Light
gram which enables busi-
The Way program encom-
ness partners to teach em -
passes several initiatives
ployability and leadership
developed at South Sim-
skills to students.
coe including the Triple S
"We stress when you
program, which rewards
live in a community It's
students for participation
always important to give
in sports, service to the
hack to that community;'
community and a strong
Ms. Dean said during the
scholastic performance:
ceremony at the Roval
the Respect program,
Canadian Legion, noting
which recognizes students
partnerships with area
who demonstrate respect
husine,,scs are csNentlal tit
the program which has re-
sulted in "resilient and re-
sponsible students" who
respect themselves and
others, interact positively
with members of the com-
munity and are motivated
to reach high levels of
academic achievement.
"What we have now is
a better student at our
school;" says school coun-
cil chairman Roger
Morin. "When the kids
say what sc=hool they go
Please
Inc <<�cle'
(7�) &AY THE JOY OF THE HOLIDAY
SEASON BRING PROSPERITY TO
OUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBOURS
THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR.
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C.A.R.E.: C.A.R.E. is holding a
to, they say it with pride.
'M aintaining S elf -Esteem' work -
They have respect"
shop at I p.m. at 140) Bayly Street,
And, that was evident
Unit 12 in Pickering. C.A.R.E. is
during Wednesday's cele-
part of the Durham Region Unem-
hration as Grade 7 and 8
ployed Help Centre. To register, or
students, recognized for
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their involvement in
4010.
sports, service in the com-
CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under
munity and scholastics
Stress, for cancer patients or their
during the assembly, per-
caregivers, is held from 10 to 11:15
formed the school chant
a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support
for the crowd, singing, "At
Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa.
South Simcoe we all
Bring blanket and a small pillow.
know we're the hest, yes,
Limited space, registration required.
yes, yes. At South Simcoe
Phone 579-4833 for more informa-
we will, we will rock
tion.
You."
CANCER: A weekly Caregiver Sup -
Mr. Morin says there's
port Group drop-in meeting, where
been a turnaround in stu-
people supporting a cancer patient
dents' attitudes towards
can share feelings and coping strate-
school work and their
gics, is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at
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community since the in-
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579-4833 for more information on
"We don't have vandal-
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ism or violence in the
school community," he
FRIDAY, DEC. 24Z
adds.
ADDICTION: The Serenity Group
:Meanwhile, public
hulds a 12 -Step Recovery Mccting at
board chairman Doug
8 p.m. at Bayfa►r Baptist Church.
Ross said. "We are veru
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proud at the Durham
weekly group deals with addictions
board of the efforts of
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evenings) for more information on
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NEWSS P 0 1�r t &LEisURE
ADVERTISER DEC. 22, 1 9 9 8
Panthers play David and Goliath
Pickering juniors pound giants, lose to cellar dwellers
BY AL RI VETT
Sports Editor
PICKERING — The Pickering Boyer
Pontiac Panthcrs skated past the cream of
the crop, but stumbled against the cellar
dwellers during weekend junior hockey
league action.
The Panthers ended the weekend with
their first triumph in two years over the
Wellington Dukes, defeating them 5-2 at
the Wellington and District Community
Centre Sunday afternoon. Pickering started
the weekend Friday with a big 6-3 victory
over the second -place Kingston Voyageurs
at the Pickering Recreation Complex. On
Saturday, the Panthers lost 4-2 to the lowly
but rejuvenated Bancroft Hawks in Ban-
croft.
The weekend activity moves the Pan-
thers (21-10-0 for 42 points) into fourth
place in the OHA Ontario Provincial Ju-
nior 'A' Hockec League's East Conference,
one point behind third-place Kingston and
three in back of Trenton and Lindsav,
which are currently tied for top spot. The
Panthers have one game in hand on Tren-
ton and three on Lindsay.
Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis says
the successful weekend is a nice early
Christmas present for the team as it heads
into a short Pule break.
"If you had said we would take two out
of three games before the weekend I would
have been happy, but I wouldn't have be-
lieved we'd lose that one game to Bancroft.
It was a good weekend for sure,' says
McGillis.
The win over Wellington was long over-
due for the Panthers, who've struggled
mightily against the Dukes over the years,
especially in Wellington's own rink which
has a much smaller ice surface than the
Pickering Recreation Complex.
"We've outshot and outplayed Welling-
ton, but we've never outscored them. To go
in there and take a win was like a good
early Christmas present for everyone;'
notes McGillis.
Although fatigue was a factor as the
Panthers were playing their third game in
less than three days, they performed well
for the entire 60 minutes to post the victo-
ry. "From my point of view, we played
with a lot of jump. Everyone put in a con-
certed effort for three periods;' says
McGillis.
In addition to outplaying and outshoot-
ing the Dukes 38-28, the Panthers also
burned Wellington for three powerplay
goals in the contest.
The Panthers sprinted out to a 3-1 lead
over Wellington after one period. At the
beginning of the second intermission, the
Pickering margin widened to 4-1. Welling-
ton scored a powerplay goal in the third pe-
riod to close the gap, but the Panthers
sealed the deal with an empty -net marker
late in the game.
Tanner Westfall, Toza Crnilovic, Joel
Johnston and Marcel Rodman scored for
Pickering. Adding assists were T.J. Kemp
and George Triton with two each, Garett
Winder, Doug Carr, Bill Duncan and
Crnilovic with one apiece.
In Bancroft, the Panthers outshot the
Hawks by a wide 45-19 margin, but only
beat goaltender Brian Pettipas twice.
McGillis gave credit to the Hawks for
capitalizing on their chances.
"Bancroft deserved to win. They're a
good team when they put it all together.
That being said, we didn't play one of our
best games."
The Panthers trailed 3-2 late in the third
period, but couldn't net the equalizer. Ban-
croft scored its fourth goal into an empty
net.
Crnilovic and Johnston scored for Pick-
ering. Assists went to Neil Raymond, Luc
Chiasson, Rodman and Trifon.
The Panthers scored their third home
win in a row with the victory over
Kingston Friday. It was another strong de-
fensive effort b -v the Panthers who allowed
only one even -strength goal. The other
Kingston markers came on the powerplay.
Kingston led 1-0 after the opening
frame. Pickering scored three times in the
middle period to take a 3-1 lead into the in-
termission. The Panthers continued to roll
in the third stanza, outscoring the
Voyageurs 3-2.
Jeff Milroy paced the Panthers with two
goals and two assists. Scan McMorrow,
;Mike Hanna, Johnston and Triton notched
one goal apiece. Other assists went to Chi-
asson with three, Kemp and Steve Far-
quharson with two each, Triton and Dun-
can with one apiece.
The Panthers are off the rink until Box-
ing Day, Saturday, Dec. 26 when they host
the Ajax Axemen at the recreation com-
plex. Game time is 7:30 p.m.
The Panthers will also host a make-up
game against the Port Hope Buzzards
Wednesday, Dec. 30 at 4 p.m.
High sticking
Pickering Panthers' Luc Chiasson (23)
jousts with Kingston Vovageurs' Rvan
Kearns (16) utter the whistle during OHA
Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockev
League action at the Pickering Recreation
Pickering atoms
clip Clippers
in league play
PICKERING — The
Pickering Panthers BASF
minor atom select hockey
team stuffed the Stouffville
Clippers 3-0 in recent league
action.
Panthers' goaltender
Kyle Donnan was perfect
between the pipes to record
the shutout.
'rhe Pickering selects
played a solid, two-way con-
test. Erik Zenaitis opened
the scoring in the first peri-
od. The Panthers closed the
door on the Clippers with
third -period markers by
Bryan Knif and Luke
Cormier. Assisting were
Knif, Andrew Loder,
NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 22,1996 PAGE 11 P
The Regional Municipality of
Durham Works Department
«HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF THE
REGION'S WASTE MANAGEMENT
FACILITIES
The Region's Waste Facilities in Oshawa, Port Perry and
Blackstock will be closed December 25th, 26th and 28th as
well as January 1st.
These sites will also have reduced hours on December
24th and December 31st, closing at noon.
Normal hours of operation will resume on Tuesday, January 5.
1999.
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Complex Friduv. Pickering won 6-3. After
losing -t-2 to the Bancroft Hawks in Ban-
croft Suturda_v night, the Panthers rebound-
ed to defeat the Wellington Dukes 5-2 in
Wellington Sundav afternoon.
Michael Edwards and Dan
Glavin.
The defence of Glavin,
Brandon Cleary, Chris Nick -
Ie and Loder played well in
front of Donnan.
Forwards Michael Saran,
Matthew McGeown and
Justin Petrovich contributed
strong games.
Other team members are
Braden Docherty, Kevin
Campbell, Devon Tannahill,
Joel Farren and Justin Shoe-
smith.
The team is coached by
Arthur Donnan, Chris
Glavin, Ron Cleary and Bob
Nickle. The manager is John
Tannahill.
Correction
An Ajax -Pickering
minor atom Raiders
hockey player was in-
correctly .identified in
a caption accompany-
ing a photo in the
Sunday, Dec. 20
News Advertiser.
Robert Bentley
was wrongly identi-
fied as Stephen
Boyle.
The News Adver-
tiser regrets the error.
You can email your sports scores to
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sputter st wdL N in a Rose
ahtigM dnssar Cd go-bbmt
wood fisea. Mast be sun
all n uma able. 434-1648
and I I 1 6 mares old. Orli
M T 90 M111EDU1TELY,
pAOO www. $660 vena MM
MOVMIG MID JANUARY
687.9179
doing M
brabd user tSats INT
M. block wr•rahl iron a-
dlairs and sofa she. Used
kion Pica tM-
bettlharte bpm d-
we. and wears.
$1200. Saailce 34M. 116
9oaaf W ()0%504340
2554M
PIMM TIE c� d Y
MW0MI8 -hire )oral dNvd
Female Form! (m ttthe0py) III
eat" lonrrdltiorh,
_
me ece,
K co st
'�` °'-*,',Ki60
so filim"M NK(M 427.
Oi�4 ail.
at tae. (905)6 1027.
RJrr{ cat Ink ltrli NK
KMBMtY AA381C SOt
320 afd
bt1aNW lies CoffOm eAada
ellldow aoverires. wulal,
oba72tId
Io1116~
Vartialt ShdNes. Rub ati-
MA U PLIN
MAUL (4161227-T177 or
" ()051 721-0601 (m�om-
2241y00T2 or 14mkiw
lags ad wkelerrds).
0665
"a am 4x3, coin -op
1
BIANB IiW Furby for sae,
inc W
SM n box. Mair in oiler.
pflMakat aN�ttxxow
$1200 3 DOOR We* side
Call Geis tears 416723ries
-0271
or Ban, nisi t 98524247M.
Irk rd�Mor.
great catd& SM. wbshw
drys, work groat $250. Cote
N 665434M or 9853820.
CARKn SALE: Lot of car-
100% "ON snarl re-
NK Dan. 8' feel 9' s"pets,
!ease. arptl 3 rooms $339.
billiard tables for sale. Cana
905-26ables
6113.
(30 64. yd.) brander: stria•
premium Ptd and irsltlN
pa
RENT TO 0wM APPLIANCES,
sort. Fra eMialales, Capel
mss. Saving Durham arm
now and reconditioned, tuna
wurarNy Paddy's Ma ert,
905-263-8368 a 1-NO-798-
$WMW iq an" SAM 905
5502.
686.1772.
1 Arg"MYFtwd AFtiebN MlNlyd WNWNN
won
Looking for Used Bundling Machines g,
or Strap KiMachines. TT
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A Real Family Christmas
Oshawa Whitby Claringlon
Starts ells a real tree
This Week
There's no better place to hunt for one
579-4407
than right here...
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For advertising rates & info. contact:
4 dr, loaded $6.888. 1995
Cavalier 2 dr, $7.888.
Ajax Pickering News Advertiser
PINE/OAK FURNITURE- CREDIT PROBLEMS] On the
financing.
1985 OLDSMOBILE U. load-
Sale Sale Sale .5th Annual spot Down pay-
!loor model clearance at up to ments from $750 0 A.C. Cars.
trucks. vans. 1981 to 1994>ii+i
JW683.0707
SOX oh No GST on new pur-
haws_ This Is our biggest Afandy Autn Sales Lid 792
Simtpe Street South. Oshawa
1 1 rut�rei- ani
sale of the year .every- Phone 905-720.3382.
1 a rmnnemt or
fa►Salt 1 Wheel O,ht 11 Res
thing entertainment units. 1962 IMPALA 2 door HTP
p1ECX OUT THESE HOLIDAY Ill FORD AEROSTAR XLT
home office, cloning room,
mom
283 engine South Carolina
$PEAS - 19% Neon Sport
Auto. air $7 777. 1995 Metro.
Extended 40 Ldre. excellent
,nmten• bedroom and
lesigns are all reduced Drop
tar. in 1977 all on bal qcl,-
ing $7500. 1-70 5328-2212.
4 dr $6.777. 1992 Grand Am
condition, rustproofed, a/c,
cruise WVpw dark blue.
n and see our State of ft Art
(snp)
4 dr, loaded $6.888. 1995
Cavalier 2 dr, $7.888.
180.000 km hewyy Asking
woodworking facility and let
1985 OLDSMOBILE U. load-
1995
Lumma APV. loaded $10.888.
$5300 905-665-9039
us show you how fine furniture
ed. new rubber. as Is one
1989 Regency Brougham.
1997 SUNRUMNER 4X4. soft
s made 'There is no substi-
owner $1.650 or best offer
loaded $4.666 1992 Cavalier,
top 5-speed/no air blk/with
-ute for quality' Traditional
666-1624
auto. air. $5,555 19M Shad-
tan top Only 14,000 km As-
Woodworking 115 Noah Port
1986 DODGE Relam A goodSu
b alto. auto, lir$5.555. 59gt
Burne tease $240/mth or
Cal1 Chris 905-
Goad (S off Reach Rd.) Port
yam A to B• car Asking 5900
1991 Topaz GS. very low kms
985- 527
Perry. (905) 985-
0.110 Please Call (905)987
$4.999 1992 Royale I.S. bad-
8774 www tradlionalw0imOrk-
2050
ed. 58.888, 19% Sunfire 2 dr
• Notonycles
un on ra
$8.888 1995 Carawn 7 s5 -
TREADMILL. 5 miles per
hour acro Inchneldedine.
multi program asking $700
call 905-831-3456
USED FRIDGE3 5195 and up.
used ranges 5125 and up.
used dryers $125 and up,
used washers $199 and up
new and used coon operated
washers and dryers at low
prices New brand name
tndges $480 and up, new sell
cleaning range $535 Wide
selection of other new and
used aepppli�unnsaos. Call us to-
es Aliphatic-
154tn
Bruce St Osha)
576-7448
GARAGE door repairs. broken
S rv;s ables. room, oDert-
ers installed Tuneups. $4995
416-336-0073
1 Anklet
ANTIOUES'Ali:oimely' Ad -
,ice always valuable usually
free, Purctusinq outright. es -
Mies w/some antique cont-
ents. Ino hunt to value cori-
sdered). collections of any
sort. quimlbes or sngk an -
bout teems Special merest In
MOOMMh port" I -K try to re-
spond to ail queries Room
Bowen Antiques- Brockton
Omano (905)655.8049. tax
i905t655-5501
CASH DR DEALS. we Buy.
Se i b more, Pay top dolor
for op Mems. Nome audit
video Car audio- tools. CO's.
mom. games. gold. dia-
monds 1/3fwnture.apphuica
(9053-1785 905- 71.2274
1905)666 0001 (prow a0
items in working order)
WANTED - apt size Plato n
,;000 condition. CAM 725.6707
WANTED - Wctnc acoustic
,:xtar prefer blial used. but
bu-t
in good conxim)" Also her aidlrCaN 905-995-
3183
WANTED- Student needs
any unwanted appllanasftur-
niture but in good condition
PrIlerably unit iidnesSeex. Please Dal
576-2063 SNP
WAN1Ep: Big Saeai N. rel-
auvely new Good txwdioon
Please call 1905)987-2050.
1 Low &
Foomd
FOUND- a Gilmartin and Liv
erpool. Jack Russell Tbrrfar,
all while with 1 bowW.
Please all $37-1580.
• 1 tMtlitsren►
GOIDEN MMM Ptrpt,
&AW41im km,
rurip torAaBk in
PINE Penn. 906 985 -OM.
mom a � Palo on
PRaM a. bftboM ad
bm b, First nva-
nduded. (9O5)M-10*
AM rl MM for GNWAN!
Pilbkrll5(papr n ttiSb 4 k -
pmoaslegs. 310000 w shots. Oe -
pec 15tli.required• ill -
ask for Jell or Tamil
Tiro 8 week 014 CtiReee
Pugs
for sale. Black tilde.
lawn %male. ale first shins.
Moir" ad wow On��te�rs
$100 firm. m. Car (91115M -
8224.
BARN FOR 11EEM 12 still
team vft 5680 Wtdoor sar&
"'You.11odung for orsa hide
Lot
of baft, Htieey pio11 ftput
"oviu
WM Swat $000 am sino- P14M Cal Rob ¢a-
865-0070.
11 AretmabBa
CREOIT PRpBIEM on BH
spot finainta". $2,000 0
3199Am0rMh VMf-
des from 1985-1988. 905
837-58g4.(Suggy by AppL)
1988 CAVALIER Z24 Im-
maculate condition only
94,000 km V6. of. pw sun-
roof, non-smoker This car
has been pampered $4200
Certified 619-8082 (snp)
1968 MERCURY COUGAR.
Silver fully oaded 123kms.
good condition V6. auto
53000 certified 0 B 0 Call
905-852.2966 ask for Kerry or
Emily
ISM SUNMRD SE. 4 -0. au-
tomatic 147 GO0 krl yc. 2
dr. hideaway, lights. 2 -tont
pact. dean. Car am -fm as -
"ft $3.600 Te**= (905)
404-9187
19M VOLVO excellent C0111111
tion inside 8 out Ps pb-.
p.w, hexed seats, $7800 Cer-
litied Ems set d 15' rims n
cknded eau (9o5)n1-2941.
alien 6p.m
www.
C ARCHOICECOM
1991 DODGE Ram Shur, lou,
tul loaded excellent condi-
tion. 8 -cylinder. 108X. cerb-
tied. asking $7.995 1990
DODGE Dakota. 6 -cylinder.
INK. certified. 54.995 1992
CHEV Cavalier. automate:. at.
41 -cylinder. 151X, certified,
good inrnOuon, askUN 31.200
1991 CHEM Lemurs MPV fuoy
loaded. excellent coriditon,
174K, cerieied, only $6.400
Pickering Rust Check 831-
2551
1991 MENpMT TOPAZ, ado.
air 217 000 kA hey driven.
tons good Recently certified.
Asking $1,800 CAM 571-2339
evenings Ask fo Steve
1982 SNNNND 4 cyl. auto.
52996 cerk4ed. 1989 Mercury
Sable Slaw Wagon. V6.
aiAo. fully loaded $1995. 1987
Olds Qua V6. auto. fully
loaded. $1695. 1986 Chrysler
51h Aveow $395 as is. Call
404-.9759.
1M3 SE SLXBIRD. 6 CK
56300 poo: 1986 PONTIAC
6000. 31000. obo. Gr Crysw
or Bob 434-7401
194 PI.TM WM Coll GL,
atiomaoe, 64.000k rs. Asking
56900. Gr (906)574-2856.
194 PON= Surlbied, 2-
do0r, 11r-CWAftOrAOB. Wtdl.
78,000km. VAOO muw.
phone 905-728-64LL6 eller
5iml
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt,
bad credit, no
credit. You
work? You
drivel Lots of
choice. Down or
Trade may be
required.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERMAN CHEM
906-7064M
Town Cu. While. with while
leather inMac sunroof, tow
luxury al. Ar opbons. WO
I" a Hb lis*WOCof
261111l
loaded $11777 35 CERTIFIED
VEHICLES. FINANCING
1972 'SC %odor ;ommardo
Custom 54000 firm or trade
AVAILABLE. BRING THIS AD
62301998 between 12-5,
FOR A FREE SIX MONTH
Evenings 1597-5953
WARRANTY ON YOUR PUR-
CHASE. OPEN 7 DAYS. CER-
1 Snoxwiiobets
T1CAR AUTO CENTRE. 155
KING ST. W., DSHAIMA (905)
579-2886.
1979 Em cer -' 25C 340
KEITH MITCHELL AUTO
SALES Guaranteed Lowest
Prices in Duni W =,Z
cars sod with t year free km -
tied powMrain warranty 1992
Jeep Cherokee Sports 4x4
59990. 138 000kil 1992
Plymouth Sundance 4 Cliff
168.000rims . $3.990 1988
Ford Bronco XLT, full sial. V/8.
$5.990 1992 Nissan Path-
li der. 4M. V/6. 2O9.000kms
$11.490. 1968 Honda Accord
Lx. 4 cyl . auto. 183 000
kms $4.490. 19M Ford
Temp 1. 4 cyl. 5 speed.
170 ri0Okms 5-2 490 1966
Mercury Topaz. auto 153 000
kms. 52490 1989 Ford
Tempo. 4cyl . auto 174 000.
.ms $2,490. 1965 Cher
amero 4cyl . sub. 145 000
.ms . $1290 Ns is ) or $2190
Cert 1 1992 Cher lumina
APV. fully loaded. 176.000.
56.990. 1986 Toyota Car"
uto. 220.000kms $1.290
as rs) uany more to moose
'rom also vomer beaters un-
let $1 DOO Ask about our
tease to own from $1.200
down. $149 Der month for 12
moths Fwwcing available
on 0 A C 160 Dowry Road
Aiax 905.426-5512
NEED A VEHICLE$ We finance
ewryure li ten downs
Warranty and :ertified Cao
905-837.5664
IM Chev U b,: 260M
km white min grey merior.
ended. balance of factory
wrranty. $17 450 434-2"5
�TAN"
A A A WTO- Cas, budfs.
butts. We pay up 10 $10.000.
Cas on the spa Aly Co di-
twn. ny Yea• car
a 7 us Arhy
time, 21 IbarS. days, 30
min. servile- 9O5-6rF50O3 or
905.706.5234
CASH FOR Ct" Mle bey
used vehides. V*Acks Must
be in rurtig tktldrW Car
427-2415 or tome to 479
Bary st. East. Nu at
MUFM AUTO SALES.
EASTM AUTO• MM
Orr immie6 - Pay Ip lo
S1OAOD aide Can rtes fpm- AM
cwwdion. any year. 24 hr.
Service. 1/2 Iva. Service. 7
daySAank 905.424-1600
A AJAX AUTO 18NEMFRS
tioemed ricycM AM &W.
Up to $10,000 ash on the
spa. For cars. trucks -airy
corwmm. (i4rifallead parts;
sold and repairs. (905)686
1771 dogs x (416►6r4-t121
NAtnm p.
1 V&W
NIB Kn OHTN Voppar SE.
gleed" �oHt
(9pSy4284291, Maw mas-
UP.
gine, 5806 obo 985-0074
11 Aparlm•ms
For Ren
1 -BEDROOM
apair-w.. ,�ce-aie o.•r •air?
Bloouw ison area ns+
required Avaiiabl+ .a• ,n
1st $49Dimrnm
(905)725-.1023
WHITBY TWO BEDROOM
avadable Jan Ist (416,789
4145 or (9051665- 50.3
AGiS ST.. 03WMA 2-8ED-
ROOM, sparwusman too'
of Mme. fenced Yard.
fridge stove mduded 975 at
Inclusive brsVUV reguireO
Available Jan 19 Call 436--
C278
AJAX. luxury 650sa it I bed-
room man floor apartment in
newer Mme. separate walk-
out & balcony. new NO -
es. laundry. able included.
available now. soil srhple non-
smoker, no pets. 9795. 1st/
last Cao anytime 416-812.
0515
AJAX: Beautitw. bright and
spa -A. newly renovated 1
bedroom basanem apart-
ment: separate entrance.
laundry. 3-pae bath. 1-ar
puking. 5 us,", 1st
and last, rel. rences. 905-
2899.9am b Spm or 90$686-
6801 ale bps.
BASEMENT Apartm". 1
bedroom. private entrance,
parionO. lamdty. abk f�
non ure ,ajd v ma am,
$sm. no fans- CAM 70.
BEANTM 2 -level on bed-
room. Gra wwr&A m. Very
dean $Mac. W. hydro
std Call. NOpas Matm
aduss only. 723.149Q.
CENTRAL 00mos. large 2
bedroom aparlmwNs awnk-
ail In
Wwe i -all tel 8 bolding
dog lo AM atN4lira. PMaae
cAr (9OR723-0877.
/ BEDRODM 3623 •1800
Awl. Jan 1st 2 bel $OO .
hydro anal- Wild. IstAat.
Dowrdotm Oshawa. (905)-
7254710.
UMM S- 3 batNoaR gain
wo 3 pe baft prollrv. large
yard. large drivetwy. ANfav
401 are& quiet vay dean
&MI1 stare rrtlras. FN 1st.
Mark, 435.1290.
IANBE An CLEAN one bed-
room AparlrhhrN in quiw
brldifp n Norlb OshAla on
lows fall. ParkWq Aid larwh-
dfomw, 3581 irlcktoas tRYi
lies. Is1Aat. (905) 432-1255.
OSHAWA Nell Sup" large
2 oedroom. ExtrA ritQe mko-
Ny. MIM ttlalagad qew DIIiNF
Grip. CafttreNM etirAlrce. video
strreirarloe. 5729 wt., rr
me, parNing. No.
1st 905-SM5664 Jin
r 1
400
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
33 & 77 Falby crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apart-
ments. Includes
fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
lww.geocities.com/wall street/Floor/
7657/high risenhtmI
OSHAWA
mem apartment. separate en
trance parking Non-smo-
kmgprofessional preferred
Available Januar/ 1st $6001
month hrst4asl 720-2307
SOUTH OSHAWA ane bdrm
osmt apt 516x.'')t Private
entrance and services Close
'o bus, Shopping No partng
luwt atmslatner(sl only Jan
st -9M725-2781
SPACIOUS well
-martained 2
:rw 3 bedroom apt$ Avail at
•00 am Sm Glen St Some
nth wall closets. palm
-rowoed Close to schools.
hopping Centre. GO Statin
tames muuded Call 728-
=993
;ht. s,,,: .s 2 3 3
apts Utilities incl
;se td schods. shop-
: - 7 and 401 Transit
,,t past your door. For
app' Call
(905) 721-8741
WESTNEY HEIGHTS 1 bed
rpom xrtdted Itew DatitmMt
apartment. everything ndud-
ed. fireIII, ee. 4 appliances.
huge rec, paAng available
Nur kitchen 56wnlonm
Available immediately Cao
1905)426-6674
WHITBY 2 BEDROOM apart
met. avalanke Jan IV s -,m
monthy. krkioes Cwt. rydro
and paAunq for ane car Phone
430-2092
WWM 2 NEDROOM spam
mens. available Jan M 5725
rnomWv Includes ret, hydro
and pari,rq w one car
Phone 430-2092
wHlm WW rey WINTSY -
One bedroom suite avail in
well maintained low-rise
hW*V Parking. iWaeS, se -
curry -Camera, laundry lac
Sot single prolessnonal For
to view all Jam1 666-
2450
1 "Mote
Fw NINA
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE?
1 M from 3705t aldh
No Much Downpapnerdt'"
(905)571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Ste ler F- Ali* kwi E06 IY
3 • 1 SEBROOM HOME to
tall. Philp ft -N & Pak
ata. M25fttad* . ah6m
Alailabke immed M* Please
CAM 430-1446 & lave ma -
sap.
34*DROOM renovated farm
horse with Barrage on large Wt.
North Odawa area. available
Jar. Ist $875. IslAast• cram
Check 432-8205
IIIIIiwwwww
1 Hove" for
Rene
OAYLYI-IVERPOOL. ^+air
' LearWnis Urge wiCnl-
en. 4 appkances. '--d lard.
parking nicely decorated,
dose to GO. $1195 inclusive
Avail Jan est (4161289-3580
Mo smokers
BEATRICE AND WILSON. 3
bedroom 2 store/ '"Cell
yard. garage. parted ret
room. walkcut basement.
fndp stove 5950 plus uti-
Ulm miliast. Jan IV 1905)
579-4226
CLAREMONT 4 bedroom
'rouse Large in own lot
pia par" $953/mondt plea
Mill 19051-649-3073 or
416)-86&-Wl3
] BEDROOMS. rwx dean
'wine Sun : oupie or we one
.tk1d At11>C1nq area Pos-
session innift ately $875
:AM Steve 5764999
SOUTH OSHAWA - man floor
3 bedroom Muse Close to all
amenities Laundry faakoes.
a/c. refers m is No Pets
Available Jan 3rd $906mo
pos Wktes. 728-9175
TWO-STOREY house to two
in Port mope Two bedrooms.
uvac. 5 appliances included
hardwood floctug. workshop
w baernenl Avanable Feb
1599 575O/month . Utilities
First aro last References re-
quired. 6657681(snp)
For 1 Toiwrnoeaee
P40
3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE
north Oshawa, Closet to
S011001s. shopping 110 and
last $910 plus gas. or will
sed. Car 905723.9911
CARRIAGE NU TOWN-
HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E.
Oshm. 3 bedroom avail
sole no. 1 For apps. call
434-3972.
ABSOLOW A OREAT DEAL!
own your home. $500 down.
Lip to 6 morons Its, from
5775 m0. AM mckowfin-
mum income 328.000 oa.c.
Arrefa Rum b day. Cold -
wee Bank" AW Real EMMIL
728-4114. ext. 201 or lor. hat
(905)427-3801.
C 1 ~ems
"W CLEAN taeeed room
ip
in quw atilt home. Ube of
badwoorn. kitdren and w dry
facilities. Cam. Nan smokerl
rmWaak fWnWW (906)
AM, 1 large bum"
room. uwwnlishmd, share
kitdle n and bathroom. Iam-
$9�6�Vmk 4L 426-620CMW air- 5'
OSIMTBA, furnished or udur-
rnislted, own able And phare,
use of laundry. kitdmn and
backyad, bus stop at door, m
ImoMers, encu tvorlprp person
Irom 3300/IRgah. AlrAiable
immeraely. Cam read al
(905M24961.
1 Shred
AccommodoWN
WNITESlM1 am angle lady
to share 4 -bedroom house•
complete facilities. single
woman preferred. 5650 ndw-
sm. Available immediately.
Call E4161267-8103 or
SICK OF RENTING??
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII'p y
• First Time euyert - Call Markl
• Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Markf
Not Much Downpayment? - Call Markf
u'. Mark offers honest, professional,
/. no pressure service to help you own a home.
(905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-8275
Mark Stapley
Sale Rap. Rerrtax Abany Real Estate Ltd.
• 1 Terhders . 1 Tm dere • 1 Tenders
Ontario
Hydro
DESIGN, BUILD - THREE STOREY ADMINISTRATION
ADDITION & SINGLE STOREY SKILLS ADDITIONS
EASTERN NUCLEAR TRAINING CENTRE
ONTARIO HYDRO invites contractors to submit
tenders for the additions (approx. 80,000 sq -ft-) to the
existing Eastern Nuclear Training Centre located at 675
Sandy Beach Rd., Pickering , Ontario.
To qualify to submit a tender, a company representative
must attend a site tour verified by Ontario Hydro. Such a
tour is scheduled for 9:00 A.M. Thursday January 07,
1999 at the Eastern Nuclear Training Centre located at
675 Sandy Beach Rd. In Pickering, Ontario (meet In the
east parking lot).
Attenders must come equipped with safety boots, hard
hat, and safety glasses with shields.
Further details are contained In tendering documents.
Tender closing 2 P.M. local time,
Thursday , January 21, 1999.
Bid security in the form of a certified cheque in the
amount of 5450,000.00 must accompany each tender (a
bid bond is NOT an acceptable form of bid security),
Tender documents may be obtained
WRITE/FAX: ONTARIO HYDRO
Materials Management - Pickering
10 Bruck Rd. South, P.O. Box 160.
Pickering , Ontario Lt V 2R5
PHONE 905-839-1151 EXTN 4469/4345
FAX # 905-837-7256.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.
• k"htsa W
vnft
NEAR Jstuwa :entre En -
:hosed 40ubleisingle Bay
units with overhead OOorsl
side dooras ndusn-ibust-
non tax acluded) thigh cdF-
op, parking. utilities. wash-
rooms air -compressor m -
chided) Lease optional
$613/month Space for pari-
ng eguornia truckYouil
slo 1 905-576.2982 a 905-
662266--•66661 Floc
R
CLFAIIWATEII . 3- oe W oo m
tumished mobiles. heated
pool. no tub unutes to
beaches. NHL- AM star game
Jai 24". NFL Football
Blue Jay baseball. doq/lrorse
trail Children welcome
$27Sweek Photos
(905)683-5503
DUE TO CANCELLATION.
Ckaniew area. 3 bedroom,
Urmtlmom. pod. Pduan. BBO.
privae Yard. availaMe Jan -
15 to Agri 15. For Into and to
vee ploos.(9OS)i-579 3788.
ONE bo*m Florda ume-
sharing cordo. sleeps 4. on
Ulm Bum lrala. 5 min. from
DaneyWon4 2 tan. from reS-
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December 2611111:01 a.m. (Vieulf 1:01)
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Auction features an exceptional offering of articles from
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JoUSPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793, $2.49 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER.
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Call 1-90G-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
rM AVAILABLE
Single white female. 34. 5.11', medium
built non -Smoker, social drinker, nardwork-
ng, employed. enjoys big wralks. good
conversation, hors". frherds and more.
Seeking an honest. considerate, tall single
male with a good sense of humor. BOX
11939
FORGET THOSE GAMES
51•, slim. divorced mom. 39, intelligent.
energetic. with sense of adventure. Look-
ing or a tall. intelligent and M male who is
!un loving to share good times with. Not
into Mad games. BOX 14428
LOOKING FOR ME
27 year old sensitive, atVactmve While
fermate. Vary o ulgoi% speorhteaos, hott-
est. loyal. and friends first. No Mad games.
I enjoy hot summer wars on the beach.
gang out. travering• and looking for sane -
ore new. Box 30540
rM READY ARE YOU
27 yr oid, se oche. enactive femnsewho
enjoys sports. movies the dub, and Menlo
ship Sm. no had games. must be was
educated, should have a sea of nunor
-lean and crsrrrrirp- BOX 30536
HOPE TO HEAR FROM ui
Stuniing. 43 yr old. lemrrna Ixuraae, odu-
cated pessmdnel with edeas, tas o.
would eke b meet an irttaRgisM hard -
some, well SWbkated. fit __ .
passbrais gernlemwi, 39 b 50, wM a
great sense of If umor, b share my love anti
Ice. BOX 11531
TWtED OF PLAYINGI
27 yr old, angle. working Scorpio. smmokor
end a social drvYar. see" anis, 27 b
35. for hisnoon p. possible relaaaalhlp.
Enjoy Wap walks. country music, hockey
readli g and spenorg tine with herds.
Box 14178
MUST BE SINCERE!
41 yr old female. 5'8', blonde hair, good
Sense of humor, 0" music, movies. art,
Candlelight dinners, swimming, walks on
the beach, talking and more. Looking for a
Sincere. romantic man, for a possible rale.
tionship. BOX 16039
2 BUSY 4 LOVE!
38 yr old, attractive, separated female, nice
build, 62. 125 lbs, brown hair and big
brown eyes. Likes to outdoors, dancing,
sports. being with Mends. garderyng. etc.
Looking for someone to have a casual
friendship wth. BOX 19229
ARE YOU MY TAZ?
Srgle white temais who loves to laugh, 30
with long. curly brown hair and We eyes. a
teacher. Enjoys music. a warn fire. sports.
horseback riding. wine. movies and
sparMng eyes. Want to most my Tosman.
on devil or just a good pip of co8ee. BOX
19251
WAITED A LONG TIME
Fin. *aMy. educated. 40rsh, slim, sills.
white, wear bland*. with no deporKier ts.
Seeks honest gorale. hard -tiring. pro-
tsosional. ready, for something sparaal.
Along we work. vaned ntereete rntkide&
aildoor activroes. net". music• dancing
ahseten, travel. good 1 for a, and family
Gekae ngtaries only please. BOX 26084
ENJOYS LIFE
Pmksskw*. w«fy elegant, pos00M, so
yrs young at heart a% love* b laugh.
enjoys people. Daup ou t000rs, fire d^irn0
havekrg, day "- quiet tines and mons.
Sac romantic, fun -loving. sincerenon-
V* wrtl nal* to share my d*
wan. xsa26950
LOOKING FOR MY MATE
32 yr old. employed. single mother of two.
Is seeing someone lot fns detip. to go
Out Wien oocaswrWhy and meat for coffee.
Lies cookirr9• gong to movies.. BOX
10744
COME EXPLORE WITH ME
Inionge t. down to earth, energetic. zest
for we jady see" a moo with, snipe
awbuses b share Me -s challenges ono
advari0nss. BOX 15716
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
NICE GUY
Single dark hared male. 26. tall OW fit
Likes sports. outdoors, walks. and quiet
evenings. Seeking an intelligent Wrective.
female. 19 to 27. BOX 26994
OUTGOING TALKATIVE
Divorced mate. 35. brawn hair. 6'. slender
build. Looking for friends first, both enjoy
country and city hie. kids and spending
quality time with a quality person between
the ages of 30 to 40. BOX 169%
CHRISTMAS IS COMING
34 yr old, separated. non-smoking, YAWA fit
mate. 6.1-, 210 Ibis enjoys fisting, out-
doors, long walks. moves, romantic
everrrgs. cooking and swimming. Seek
attractive female. 27-38. for friendship WW
possible relationship. Port Hope and
Cobour9 area. BOX 26993
SOUND LIKE YOU?
Employed male. 39. 5 6-. 'If, ergot' must,
especially classic rock. walks. boabng.
rbrneWc drones. ^oncerts. Karaoke and
quiet rights in Seeking an attractive
female who shares 7ne same interests.
BOX 11869
who b rpnnmWdwahniceing, ws mk.k
ng
tamale, 60 yrs and tlrnder who is non judg-
mental, spontaneous, has a Sense of
humor and likes dancini BOX 26983_
EASY GOING AND FUN
27 yr old male. 6'7. 190 Ib. short dark hair,
erjoy outdoors, kids and very outgarg,
love to laugh sdtekng female, 22-26, hair
color is notty is a plus to miportawt
amh-. hlendy, outgoing el
BOX -
11819
TREAT YOU RIGHTI
Black male seeking a nice, intelligent
white tamale. 2s to 50 to treat like a
unreen- Lefs have lots of din together. BOX
+323t ROMANTIC MUSICIAN
Handsome, romantic, slim blue eyed
a&acb" lady 40-50. who likes the old
sags and country music. Must want
ranance, among. adventures and
become partners in music and love. Own
vehicle a must apport knocks once,
tell me. BOX 28947
- MAN FROM MARS
42. good shape. good mind, hard working I
appreciate native an
and culture. erg
kayaking, interior camping and playegcarhO Goa'
So it you in good shape. adventurous.
Z`=sportansous, and passionate. give in* a
-0 n come -0 your planet! Kids okay BOX
26065
GIVE ME A CALL
36 yr old, 5-T, 55 th, !un loving. white,
prolessronal male. smoker, social dnnker
with brown liar and eyes Enjoys To our -
doors. crrtdrer ono more Seekrg an
attractive. thin, white'emale 26 nc 32. with
similar rforests BOX '4317
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TESTED? rCTIk vows 4&me �IFT
kid*ped*nt. hid thwed. attracsve. 5'9•.
blonde. green eyed. Sagiaaran tamale. Ave" 9 daeei y
REACH FOR THE STARS Seeks a talar, 45.60 yr young man who ��� Q Owit
27 yr old. single white remise. V. raspects his woman and Was to task, ora. As a amemw4- e 1W
employed. with no kips. likes musk. dance. laugh. trawl. ward+ mows. etc.
making skimming, e. duto 33, and more. Are you narek.a? CamEA m.... Box 26957 ' _8ti0-662-8423
Looking for someone. 25 b 33, who s rrM ry READY
height a w r. ernployed, setae. Open. 27 yr old. seraitrw. at -or. nuts
16H 7�i0t and likes tr4h
yg raw tfrigs. BOX Wandship first. gtrrnen. MuM be
NEWADS EACH WEEKI
n9, Honest, enjoy outdoors. home life and
more. Strong famuy vak,es. non-smoker.
occasional dnnker, financially secure.
S rj, attractive, slim lady. 40 to 50. who
le alit Ilnanpally secure BOX 26949
QUALITY GENTLEMAN
NRat s on your Utnstmas list? Maybe mel
M attractive. tart. physically fit 40•s, N.1311 -
now professional. widower with children. I
flop* you are employed. confident. pretty
h= kilo has everytturg to offer that spe-
BOX 26978
KNIGHT SEEKS LADY
23. hopeless romantic male. seeking the
company of a lady for friendship that might
tum into a romantic relationship. If you are
a lady 20.26. and enjoys walks. movies,
taaerp anti CtdfJ<wng. Pisa** leave a mes-
sage. BO% 26977
CARING LOYAL FRIEND
Sirgh��yhandsome. established. due eyed
Proof mal*. late 301s, very ft Inter-
listed in sha&n
whe with
Sim, attractive.p�wlaW 1 amigo
23 1. wrio enjoys long romantic walks.
oLokom activnilse. Cuddling by 4 ffr*o7ac*
and cling in styl.tr BOX 96
SAGITTARIAN PLEASE
45 yr old divorced lather. *rceseht sense of
Minor, probaaWW. K*MK et, M le-
Isiunled. handsome. totally posies* and
with good reeean b be. Seelong a 40 1R
old. prolesao al. .+0apendefL atbacove
Sapttaran woman lair I No Ko p ofd row
u cviafmp. Whitby, BOX 26972
BEGINNING A NEW
1111Aib "Vs. adverluaa MA". M. VT,
wan heent of good, enjoys weekend got.
jr arw travel. so" around ra
campffre. Seeks singiii. non-simokr+g,
hfl+ai*. wmanout doponderks, 36-44. zraY for
N=6=
aernwtive, cannp• naneM and arfcere.
I n Okera Ouham ata nor n b read
gomea BOX 26073
TREAT YOU RIGHT
40 yv old Mae, 5'10'. good iookrg. Enjoys
spline. dUCY going oar b dine. long
wears on to barch of night. mows. wet
WOW sea of humor. knows how to VIM
a Cady ",^ See" attracow. female.
hereon 32 and 42. BOX 269M
EASY TO PLEASE
Single where male. mit Ws. SQ•. 160 life,
lines .ask& koury drives. goo, avid mod-
*. mows. poorly good cook and a b4 of a
romellc. Non-amiOlier. sor7e &V*4W look -
ng for a woman web is own or peed. 40-55
yrs old BOX 26970
TREAT YOU RIGHT
Good looking nsale. 40. 5'1T enjoys
sports. do Ku going out to chi W long
assts on the beach at night., movies. quiet
ones, good sew of Manor. knom how to
haat a lady qua a lady. see" aWacowe
Iom+ale. 32-42, BOX 305.'!2
FUN AND RDMANCET
kine educated. Should have a sew d
hung. clean but then ming. BOX 305M
30 yr ow, aapeaed whas
eMOYM r �eWpwsa roaeWadp
p,
24 hours a day; 7 do" a weak
SHY GUY
Ariractivs, pool@ bnratle, non-smo w,
jIRERESTMO GENT]
FUN TO BE WITH
Dredgrod Im bolt TOYcIMOIN and EOlory Phorlaa
32 yr aid shy male s look for a nor -
smoking tamale win a sin to rmeoum
separated 111,011101' of two. employed. tools-
,ng for a Who. lin I -ft good natured ".
Fermate who cloys many varied reerea- ,
Making an educated. nlereeetg gortlar
ss yr old 57 1?, awacom Reay. wasa
25 M old. F. boom haired and eyed. mad-
build hof jun tlnnfet and posMOle long arm
Ep9ET1Eq IN CO�ONt
for hiuderV. obrrpartionghip and
ithan, 50160. who a sincere and honest
rrRNIT NEW SWEETHEART! IN COL13WM K ARIA
rekabonotV. BOX 10973
Possible rannance. Enjoys a ornole, mask,
and enjoys various arenefft and can allord
long term
57, mksplar bine separeed mw, 6nan- 2s k4 sr+gks white mks, brown hair
MOTHER EARTH
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movies, cooking and serving romMec,
101 Friendship paid blossom b a
cagy and«�oeynsnolloelly secure.an
ec rree.oekYnno 5T• 1 So pa Erupys beach,ah,
00 yr aid aft to hand no
whtllsapnt taernees. Box 19260
relationship. BOX 18733
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Gams IrkeMMfa and wM is a nth arKloltM
44 yr t7ld s'4', brain hair. blue eyes
Could Els be you? 26 yr d0. attractive. 8L
terfale, wllh bnrhde Laic blue
and oormnhialferi n,krrsd *I-.- woolen
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mal* 39.55 eopbysd and mirf, rMh
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gle inhis faI f0X relejjjon ip.
discreet encounters with another male and
couples. BOX 13368
DISCREET TIMES...
23 yr old. 155 Ib, bn rowhaired and bk,e
eyed male is looking for another male. 18
td 25 for discreel encounters. Oshawa
area. ax, 16742
JUST LIKE 711E
21 yr old mate, biadc Harr blue syes
straight acting/look, Q 5'16' 170 lbs,
enjoys working out arn0 more. Looking for
someone who s stratV acting and atVac-
live. BOX 11542
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
Atfatted1 �b-i _fe.�male looting la clean. dls-
creel bi rte, 2s t0 38. for occasional
gee nlerested n a rWtloriew BOX
GENUINE
Tall, black and attractive Non smoking. 36
yyrr old mom d two. Loa" for snrere and
lbrfep tamale to enjoy muw- sports.
walks. rooves thestr. and fun imam.
Friendship Mit possibly more. BO7( 26979
77 yr ONEW TO OSHAWA _rsvM0ru+0et
ands wc.[lsoaighrmusisiic movies.
Mc. for a sor4Loo 0
13USrnatnip P60 bi omenedploa" BOX
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DO YOU LooK LIKE ME?
24 . old want.. E �an browr *r iwr &No
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a,a, s•4• 119 w.
�yyeaae,, 6AM for a p I*nmeke. nth
afrnklr IOWA as me. x 14283
ARE YOU INTO TMS?
Sln
gay, whto terve .00nun4 for an
frncan t mwo. n amnia
woman. 32-42 la tienlishr hm kilo
]p°rbn►tngo6ln+Okew'orkr. Sonog lo t drMlkeir "v�1"
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TIRED OF THE GUYSI
Mid 30Ts, professionai. good being
femora. wank. bvng. Gael and dbcr*aS
tWoopkkirn�q
for a first wme encounter, with a b
tubus 'I ate, for a sonous retssornnip
and ala of kin. BOX 10825
NEW TO OSHAWA!!
37 yr old. singe, gay femme. smoke. s
=for a new and saparg beginning.
fiornantrc, gust and shy. not nb To Dir
thoocckke. eey a travel Lmocivk#V for ��
35 b 40. ids are okay BOX' 19132
AFTERNOON DELIGHTS
Warned coupe is �ookiing a a br lemais to
snare an anemoon of rpieas.ue BOX
19142
REGULAR OR DECAF7
A.r.. slim motor d twc. veno enjoys
mows, job. crafts. urns, Kota"
ood oon-
versation end moa a ramal*
for cone and 1n*nQwhka. BO 5672
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
TRYING TO EXPAND._
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70 Ib. lager.
good sera* ON rsrnfor. BOX 2ss75
net i soul... b good
dhaawfgkq times Mead. BOX 28965
30 yr ow, aapeaed whas
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bod. ard�he ftht uafam a wki0 be
LETS GET TOGETHER
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ss yr old 57 1?, awacom Reay. wasa
25 M old. F. boom haired and eyed. mad-
sirdar intkests. BOX 14207
Ep9ET1Eq IN CO�ONt
to a" a l n kswip gsrlasrlhsrL Envoys
travag. fib. iwhtg darri9 arW wawa
ken but iwnhala likes cribs, rohoMK bnp
waft and quiet niplaN at host. Lookk9 for
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YRhaa 4afer of Inin e. 33, 911•. 140 IDs.
AOrachil 34 yr old. 511r, bici n hW blue
M*. in 9000 artepe consinu.SOm wotW
Call 1-9004513793
to be rued ane drhmd See for ya/sss
BOX 2$9M
an open, I+o+eat down b earth nide. BOX
13196
social drinker , ekes ouldoore, slats on ore
mkwe, eat:. S«Wrp a bmale hdth
ar M ore a kloors, , 0, 116 eoe at..
k9 tins. an+ale, wdkYlg a1, eve
W-49 per RNn.
Call 1-900-451-3793
MAKE ME LAUGH
ENJOY LIFE TOGETHER
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eyes. La"..bMsa, d11K>MR9. ptotic donor.
good swam d hunm a__ c+edtlrp
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mu$iC. bobak lawioa, baal IMIL els.
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Lf nx BR COINrRYt holding hands. BOX 18553 ta11Ma, 10 yr d0. PAW no - aalllyr ane Vara fLn alNt Pwbr a
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