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Region opts to run ambulance service
Durham
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1999
takes the wheel
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
Staff Writer
Durham Region will be in the
land ambulance business when the
year 2000 rolls around.
Durham Council voted over-
whelmingly Wednesday to establish
a Region -run service that will cost
taxpayers about $10.4 million a
year to operate.
Land ambulance service is one
of the responsibilities the Province
downloaded to municipalities last
year. Durham has been paying for
the service since Jan- I of last year,
but the Province has continued to
operate it.
The Ontario government will
continue to provide ambulance dis-
patch service and operate air ambu-
lances.
A consulting firm hired by
Durham. York and Peel Regions
concluded a publicly -run system
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was the most cost-efficient and
would provide the best service.
The consultants also propose the
126 paramedics in Durham be
given first crack at jobs.
And, the consultants are recom-
mending at least half the para-
medics get Advanced Life -Saving
(ALS) training. A heart attack vic-
tim survives 20 per cent of the time
if cared for by paramedics with
ALS training, but less than 10 per
cent of the time if paramedics only
have basic training.
The decision that the Region
will operate the service was sup-
ported by about 30 paramedics in
attendance at the meeting, many of
whom feared an American-style,
for-profit service would be ap-
proved.
Paramedic Mike Dick, who's
stationed at the Ajax and Pickering
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.nose ball is it, anyway?
,Dawn 4nyder (42) of Cadarackque Public
School drives to the hoop past two Roland Mich-
ener Public School defenders during Durham
Elementary Athletic Association intermediate
girls' basketball Area 6 semi-final action.
Cadarackque was victorious 46-11. The contest
was played at Applecroft Public School Tuesday
afternoon.
Cheques passed in Pickering lead to fraud charges
_ An investigation into a ' bogus merchants complained to police ers, a washer -dryer, carpeting, large
cheque -passing scheme in the Ajax- that cheques used to buy the goods screen television, video cassette
Pickering area has led detectives to had bounced. , recorder, pots and pans, dishes and
an Oshawa home which police have '"Iiiey returned NSF," non-suffi- silverware.
described as an "Aladdin's cave." cient funds, Sergeant Jim Grimley "It was like an Aladdin's cave.
A husband and wife who live at said. Detectives from 19 Division's They had to rent a Ryder moving
the residence were to appear in criminal investigations branch ob- truck to remove the property," Sgt.
court today charged in connection twined a warrant to search a resi- Grimley said. Detectives believe
with 19 separate frauds. dence on Lakeview Park Avenue in items which were not recovered
Durham Regional Police said Oshawa Police hauled from the during the search were earlier sold
food, furniture, appliances and home thousands of dollars worth of to second -hard stores.
household items were purchased goods allegedly bought with die Carlos Falbo, 31, has been
during the past five months at stores bogus cheques. ; . charged with 17 counts of fraud
in Ajax and Pickering. Among the haul were three ' : under $5,000 while his wife, Ana
'tile probe began when several couches, two stoves, two "wash- Paula Falbo, 33, faces five counts.
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Guilty plea for pyramid participant
Welland woman agrees to make $7,500 charitable donation
.BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
•'A main player in a pyra-
mid allegedly run by the wife
of former police services
board chairman Jim Witty
pleaded guilty yesterday to
conducting an illegal scheme
and received an absolute dis-
charge. . .
Michelle Petrie, 56,
agreed to make a $7,500
charitable donation as part of
a joint sentence proposal.
Court was told in an
agreed statement of facts the
Welland resident, who teach-
es autistic children, was
among several women who
attended meetings held last
summer at the Ajax home of
Anita Witty, wife of former
Durham Police Services
Board chairman Jim Witty,
also former chairman of re-
gional council.
Reading from the agreed
statement of facts, prosecutor
Bryan Davies said Ms. Petrie
held a high-level position in
the pyramid, which went by
the name Women Helping
Women, and was recruited by
Mrs. Witty, 58.
He said key players in-
cluded Mrs. Witty's daugh-
ters Kimberly Richards, 33,
and Cheryl Loyst, 39.
He said Ms. Petrie was
present when the pyramid
"split" and was promoted to
"queen" of a new pyramid.
Court heard a $2,500 pay-
ment from one recruit —
cash stuffed in the back of a
teddy bear — was left for Ms.
Petrie at Witty Real Estate,
which is owned by Mrs.
Witty.
She is among 21 women
charged in connection with
pyramid schemes in Durham.
Mr. Davies said a police
investigation launched last
- summer initially focused on
the activities of the ways,
whose cases remain before
the courts.
Defence lawyer Bob
Espey said Ms. Petrie is typ-
e cal of the people involved in
pyramids in that she has no
criminal record and is "a lady
who has contributed much to
the community."
Ms. Petrie is "truly re-
morseful" for her involve-
'. Do you now understand
•why the Criminal Code does-
n't allow this sort of con-
_ duct?" Judge Tim Whetung
asked of the woman.
"I do now," Ms. Petrie
Judge Whetung said as
- pyramids grow the financial
risk increases for recruits.
,'Eventually, people lose
inoney. Sometimes sooner,
sometimes later, but people
dose money?'
Mrs. Wiuy, Mrs. Loyst
and Mrs. Richards appeared
in the same Oshawa court
yesterday as Ms. Petrie on
charges of conducting an ills -
gal scheme. Their case was
•
adjourned to April 22.
Meanwhile, trials were
averted in cases involving
four woman, three of them
Oshawa residents described
as "sucker -level" players,
who each agreed to make
$2,500 charitable donations
in return for their charges
being withdrawn.
Melanie Zwicker, 27, of
Carnegie Avenue, gave
money to the Oshawa Gener-
al Hospital Foundation,
Brenda Simpson, 57, of Rit-
son Road North, gave to an
Oshawa church and Margaret
Winacott, 46, of Labrador
Drive, donated to the Salva-
tion Army. A donation made
by Cynthia Steffen, 27, of
Scarborough, went to Rose of
Durham, an agency which
supports young parents.
The women whose
charges were withdrawn did
not profit from the pyramids,
and "we decided we are not
going to prosecute those peo-•
plc if they are prepared to ac-
knowledge their involvement
by making a significant fi-
nancial donation," said Mr.
Davies.
"These are community-
based crimes:" and it is only
appropriate the community
be compensated by dona-
tions, he said. The following
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cases have not been dealt
with and were adjourned to
March 22. Geraldine Poul-
ton, 51, of Grandview Av-
enue, Oshawa, Tiffany Bailie,
30 and Norma Beggs, 47,
both of Foxhunt Trail, Cour-
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Kim Cooper, 33, of Trow-
bridge Avenue, Oshawa.
The cases of Gail Syme,
46, former Clarington school
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resident Carol Switzer, 48, a
member of the Family Action
Council, were adjourned to
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medics here will But, he noted. patch centre that's ambulances are of calls" it can operate a trol. way have we done
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You go, girls;
and get 'em, Panthers
Great hockey on display in women's
tourney, juniors' playoff series
You've come a long way. baby.
Here's hoping you go a long way yet,
and that others are along for the ride.
We're referring to the Durham West
Girls' Hockev Association, which is
right now hosting a huge tournament
in Pickering and Ajax; and to the Pick-
ering Boyer Pontiac Panthers. who
captured the East Conference title of
the OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A'
Hockey League and are one game up
on their rivals in the playoffs.
Just how far has the Durham West
Girls' Hockey Association come''
Well, in its inaugural year in 1994, the
association drew 191 females. It now
has 700 girls and women who compete
at the house league and representative
levels. And, the D%%'GHA tournament,
now in its fifth year, is considered to be
the second biggest tourney for female
hockey players in the world.
So big is the event that five arenas
are needed — in Pickering at the Pick-
ering Recreation Complex's O'Brien
and Delaney rinks, Don Beer Arena
and An Thompson Arena and in Ajax
the Pickering Village Arena. Play
began Thursday night, continued all
day today, runs throughout Saturday
with championship games in all 25 di-
visions Sunday at 12:30 p.m.
We urge you to get out to a few
games to cheer on the girls and the
women who play high-calibre hockey
and exhibit great sportsmanship. It's
nice to see them no longer relegated to
the stands, cheering on the men; and
no longer forced to the sidelines as
their brothers play pond hockey with
..no girls allowed". Since three of the
competing squads are defending On-
tario champions representing the
DWGHA, it's OK to root, root, root for
the home teams.
Of course, it's mandatory that you
root for the home team as the Picker-
ing Panthers take on the Cobourg
Cougars in their East Conference se-
ries. The Panthers emerged as regular
season champs with the best record of
any club in the franchise's history
which dates back to the early '70s.
Some of those Pickering teams of the
past were rather woeful, but that's
changed considerably since the Pan-
thers came under new ownership.
You might make a trip down Hwy.
401 for tonight's game at the Cobourg
Memorial Arena at 8:30 p.m. Or you
can catch the local heroes in game
three at the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Game four, if
necessary, is in Cobourg Monday at
7:30 p.m. No date has yet been set for
game five in the series, if it's needed.
The Panthers play an exciting brand
of hockey. They're not big -headed,
multi -millionaires like the NHL stars
we tend to idolize. Instead they're
young and hungry players desperate to
prove to professional scouts that
they're worthy of a shot at the big
show. Give them your support.
Get 'em, Panthers. And, you go,
girls.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
woman who left nary'- Furthermore, my vehicle was
windshield note
a road rage case
waiting to happen
To the editor:
On Feb. 16, a mere two days
after Valentine's Day, in the LOEB
Glendale parking lot, a woman left
an unsigned note for me on my
windshield.
I'd like to address this letter to
her. Your opinion notwithstanding.
I am not an idiot by any definition,
especially that of Webster's dictio-
Panthers can't take a cat nap in playoffs
Favoured Pickering must not be feline over -confident
The Pickering Panthers-Cobourg
Cougars hockey series is shaping into a
cat fight on ice.
There are the big cats - the Panthers
- who entered the series as the odds-on
favourites as OHA Ontario Provincial
Junior 'A Hockey League East Con-
ference regular -season champs. Con-
versely, the Cougars have to be consid-
ered underdogs in this series, or under -
cats if you will. There's no pressure
and no lofty expectations for Cobourg,
which was the final team in the confer-
ence to qualify for a post -season berth.
.Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis
has no illusions his club is a shoo-in to
move on to the next round. The play-
offs are no time for his club to become
complacent as complacency is a sure
route to an early trip to the sidelines.
"What we've done is great, but all
it's done is put us into a position where
we can succeed in the playoffs," says
McGillis, in his second year as bench
boss of the Panthers. "We haven't won
Al Rivett
"CISports Editor
anything yet. We have to put together a
strong playoff performance."
The Pickering Panthers have earned
their stripes this season, finishing as
strongly as they started to win a close
race for the East Conference regular
season title over the Trenton Sting.
And, thankfully, the Panthers got off to
a good start in the playoffs, earning a
hard-fought 5-3 victory over the
Cougars in Pickering Wednesday
night. Friday's game in Cobourg looms
as a make -or -break contest for both
clubs. A Panthers' win would put Pick-
ering clearly in the driver's seat. A loss
would allow the Cougars back into the
best -of -five series.
So far in the conference's opening
playoff round, finishing high in the
standings has offered no guarantees of
playoff success. The neighbouring Os-
hawa Legionaires, who finished fifth,
are two games up on the Kingston
Kimco Voyageurs, who finished
fourth. Meanwhile, the sixth-place
Auburn Junior Crunch lead their series
over third-place Lindsay Muskies by a
pair of games.
Last year, the Panthers found them-
selves out of the playoffs early after
losing the fust round to the then -Syra-
cuse Junior Crunch. Two years ago, the
Cobourg Cougars found themselves in
a similar underdog role against a very
strong Newmarket squad in the first
round of the then -Provincial Junior `A'
playoffs. In the end, the Cougars took
the series in seven games.
So, in the topsy curvy world of tier
2 junior 'A' hockey, anything can hap-
pen in the playoffs — and usually
does.
legally parked In a lined parking
spot; I did not "create my own"
spot. Lastly, in the future, I will
continue to exhibit the same con-
siderations for ethers a% I have al-
ways done..
I am six fool tall and weigh 250
pounds. I was wearing a bulky win-
ter coat, yet I was able to open my
door and freely exit my vehicle
without any difficulty. I saw you
put the note on my windshield as I
stood in line at the check-out
counter. You did not appear to re-
semble me physically. I cannot
imagine what inconvenience you
experienced.
Your anger, as expressed in your
note, seems to have clouded your
ability to accurately perceive the
true facts in a static situation.
As a professional driver for 20
years, I can only hope that you j
spend little time actually driving
your vehicle when accurate percep-
tions of fluid situations are re-
quired. Your underlying anger and
short fuse point to a "road rage"
episode just waiting to happen.
Warren Harley,
-Pickering
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Shirley White testifies about relations between daughter and estranged boyfriend
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
Her voice trembling, a tearful
Shirley White told a jury she
found her daughter's body lying
face down on the floor of her bed-
room, an electrical cord wrapped
tightly around her neck in what
appeared to be suicide.
The 47 -year-old Whitby
woman was the first witness
called by the Crown in the first-
degree murder trial of Jesse An-
drew Watkins, 26, of Pickering.
The prosecution contends Mr.
Watkins, of Demar Road, stran-
gled 20 -year-old dental assistant
Laurie Anne White and staged
her death as a suicide.
Mr. Watkins has pleaded not
guilty.
Mrs. White testified Wednes-
day that on Oct. 8, 1996 she
came home at 4 p.m. - the family
lived at the time on Marinet Cres-
cent in Pickering - and knocked
on Laurie's second -floor bed-
room door, but got no response.
Mrs. White said the bedroom
door was locked and a piece of
broken cord hung loosely from
the knob. "I didn't really think
anything of it at the time," she
said.
Mrs. White said she assumed
Laurie was home since her car
was parked outside, but noted a
few things seemed out of the or-
dinary.
For one, Laurie's car was
parked askew, and its windows
were down. "She always locked
her car and did the windows up;'
Mrs. White said.
And. Laurie normally left her
shoes, jacket, keys and pager at
the front landing upon arriving
home.
Mrs. White said she checked
the basement recreation room in
search of her daughter and dialed
Laurie's pager, but grew worried
JESSE WATKINS
First-degree murder trial.
as dinner approached with still no
word from Laurie.
"She always answered her
page and let me know if she
wouldn't be home for supper."
Mrs. White told prosecutor
Frank Giordano she got a knife
which she used to unlock Lau-
rie's bedroom door.
"What did you encounter as
you pushed the door open?" Mr.
Giordano asked.
"Laurie's body," answered
Mrs. White as she broke down
crying.
"She was lying face down... 1
noticed there was a cord hanging
from her, around her neck."
Laurie's legs were stretched
out on an angle, with her feet to-
wards the door, said Mrs. White,
who checked to see if she was
breathing. The body was cold.
A chair from the kitchen was
lying tipped over on the flexr just
above Laurie's head, said the
mother.
A horror-stricken Mrs. White
was so overcome by shock she
had to be administered oxygen as
LAURIE WHITE
Found in bedroom by mother
paramedics carried Laurie from
the home to an ambulance, court
heard.
The family was so devastated
by Laurie's death, "We didn't go
back;' Mrs. White said of the
Pickering home.
Mr. Watkins, 26, has pleaded
not guilty to first-degree murder
and his trial began Tuesday in
Whitby.
Court was told Mr. Watkins
and Ms. White began dating in
the summer of 1995, but she
broke it off two months before
her death.
Mr. Watkins continued to call
Laurie, however, and she would
often ask family members to say
she wasn't home or that "she was
sleeping;' Mrs. White testified.
She just didn't want to talk to
him. -
It got so bad, said Mrs. White,
she and her husband Brent talked
with their daughter about getting
a restraining order to prevent Mr.
Watkins from making contact.
"She said 'No';' replied Mrs.
White when asked of Laurie's re -
sponse to the idea.
Mr. Giordano asked about
Laurie's emotional state, and
Mrs. White said her daughter did
not suffer from any form of de-
pression, nor did she ever discuss
suicide.
Laurie was "strong-willed. We
used to call her pig-headed. She
was independent;' Mrs. White
said, adding her daughter loved
working as a dental assistant and
planned to study dentistry.
Laurie was very athletic, en-
joyed kayaking and baseball and
was a regional ringette referee
with hopes of making provincial
ranks, said her mom.
When asked by the prosecutor
of her feelings towards Mr.
Watkins, Mrs. White said she did
not think highly of the man in her
daughter's life. "There was just
something about him I didn't take
to,' she said.
Mrs. White said she immedi-
ately had concerns about Laurie's
death and decided at the funeral,
"We didn't want Jesse there"
Defence lawyer lames Locky-
er was more blunt in his assess-
ment of Mrs. White's feelings to-
wards Mr. Watkins. He suggested
she disliked him largely because
he worked as a deliveryman, and
appeared to lack ambition.
"I guess I didn't like him... I
don't think it was a big issue."
Mr. Lockyer asked Mrs. White
if she would be surprised to learn
Laurie frequently stayed
overnight at Mr. Watkins's home,
to which she replied "yes it
would;' and whether Laurie ever
talked of long-term plans the cou-
ple made while they were togeth-
er.
"Did she ever tell you she and
Jesse had talked about mar-
riage?"
"No," Mrs. White replied_
The trial continues.
Parents told how to beat schoolyard bullying
BY SUSAN O'NEIL L
Staff Writer
Encouraging parents to intervene
if they suspect their child is being
bullied or pressured by peers at
school, principal and professional
speaker Greg Anderson offered
lighthearted but practical advice to
parents in Pickering Wednesday.
Talking to approximately 100
parents at St. Monica Catholic
School, Mr. Anderson provided tips
on a variety of everyday school is-
sues, including how to handle
school bullies and how to address
Peer
"Bullying affects a child's self-
esteem " the father of two said. So,
it's tical" that parents intervene
and support their child if they're
being bullied. A teacher since 1976
and principal in Oakville for the
past 12 years, Mr. Anderson has au-
thored three books featuring tips for
parents and has spent much of the
past four years making presenta-
tions at schools across Ontario.
He reported roughly 85 per cent
of bullying incidents, which tend to
peak in Grades 4 and 5, involve
.boys picking on other boys.
-" - GREG ANDERSON
`Bullying affects a child's
self-esteem.'
Mr. Anderson told parents to
relay their concerns to the school
principal if their child is the victim
of a school bully.
However, after you talk with the
principal, he said it's important to
tell your child it could happen again.
Even though the bully may have
been lectured, kept inside for recess
or e -Ten given a formal school sus-
pension, Mr. Anderson maintained,
in 50 per cent of the cases, a bully
will begin picking on the same child
within one or two weeks.
`"Ibis is a male brain we're deal-
ing with," he said. "In five to 10
days that bully is going to find your
kid on the playground and your
child will be stuck with the bully in
#tis face as large as life.
"Tell your child there is a very
teal possibility the bully will bully
him again. Your kid has to know the
"Kindergarten kids are like little
jelly beans, in Grade 1 they're still
innocent enough to tell the truth, in
Grade 2 they've started to learn the
fine art of manipulation and lying,
by Grade 3 they're excellent at it
and by Grades 4 and 5 they're ex-
perts:' he said.
alternative for him is to tell you
what's happening.'
And while the vast majority of
bullying incidents involve young
boys, Mr. Anderson said the "most
difficult type of bullying to stop" in-
volves adolescent girls.
"They're devious;' he said.
While boys are "more likely to put
on a show" with a fight in the school
playground, there are usually no
physical traces of bullying when
girls are involved. Rather, he said,
girls tend to bully their peers by ex-
cluding them from activities and os-
tracizing them at school.
"Bullying is something you as a
parent want to deal with. You do not
want to Let it go:' Mr. Anderson
said. He warned parents that peer
pressure can be just as "devastating„
for children as bullying. To help en-
sure your child isn't being pressured
by peers to stay out late, for exam-
ple, "Fbere's nothing wrong with
routines and having a curfew;' Mr.
Anderson said. The "biggest mis-
take" parents can make is to back
off.
The presentation, sponsored by
the school councils at St. Monica
and St. Marguerite Bourgeoys
Catholic Schools, was designed to
"give back to the community;' said
St. Monica SCC chairman Elly
Ellis.
Parents in Ajax can catch Mr.
Anderson's presentation at Ajax
High School in late April.
COUNCIL BRIEFS
FEB. 2b, 1999
Corporate help for
Durham's birthday
A second $5,000 corporate do-
nation has been given to Durham
Region for its 25th anniversary.
Newcastle Recycling (Kawartha
Disposal) owner James Hale pre-
sented a cheque to Regional Chair-
man Roger Anderson and Durham
'99 committee chairman John Mut-
ton prior to the Council meeting on
Wednesday.
Two weeks ago, the Royal Bank
also gave the Region $5,000 for an-
niversary celebrations.
The Region was set up by the
Province in 1974.
Perkins appointed
Whitby Councillor Pat Perkins
has been appointed the Regional
representative on the Lynde Marsh
Alliance.
The alliance will deal with the is-
sues of acquiring and managing the
environmentally sensitive site in
south Whitby.
There's one representative from
Whitby, Ajax, the Rection. the Cen-
tral Lake Ontario Conservation Au-
thority, along with four community
representatives. It was set up by
Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty.
Coun. Perkins was appointed to
the alliance at the Regional Council
meeting on Wednesday.
During the same meeting, Pick-
ering Mayor Wayne Arthurs re-
signed from the Durham Region
Economic Development Advisory
Committee. Scugog Councillor Ken
Gadsden was appointed as his re-
placement.
Councillors talk traffic
Durham Region will be well rep-
resented at the Ontario Tratfic Con-
ference being held in London May 2
to 4.
Regional Council approved on
Wednesday sending Pickering
Councillor Ride Johnson and May-
ors Keith Shier (Brock), Marcel
Brunelle (Whitby) and Doug Moffatt
(Scugog) to the conference. Also at-
tending will be Works Commissioner
Vic Silgailis, Transportation Services
Director Torry Prevedel and Traffic
Operations Manager Bob Szwarz,
Wong with a representative from the
Durham Regional Police. The con-
ference aims to improve traffic oper-
ations and safety in Ontario.
Flo a Depm h-- p -t
bonded to office
Durham's Finance Department
is staying put for at leant five years.
Regional Council approved a
five-year lease for 60 Bond St. W. in
Oshawa, with an annual rent of
$275,094.40, plus GST. Durham will
also have to pay operating costs, in-
cluding utilities, tames, jtan*xial ser-
vices, mairttertanc i and repair, and
hvwrarice.
The Friance Department uses
just over 30,700 square feet spread
out over eight floors. Also, the Social
Services uses space on the first
floor for the Ontario Works program.
And, for $2 a month, the Region
can use a parking lot at 54 Centre
St. N., immediately north of the of-
fice buiklig.
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Durhamyouth .organizers- - � _
shelter celebrate stable fund_in
BY CHRISTY CHASE
Staff Writer
A one-year promise of stable fund-
ing is good news for The Ark, an
emergency shelter for troubled teens.
Co -administrator Marianne Malloy
said the funding of about $250,000
from Durham Region will see money
flow into the shelter on an even,
monthly basis.
"This gives us a better idea of what
we have to budget in each month," she
said. "It's more stable funding."
Before this, The Ark received its
fee-for-service funding from the Re-
gion based on the number of teens in
the 25 -bed shelter, she said. This
meant more money in peak demand
periods and less in slower times, such
as the summer. The new funding
model will provide fees for a mini-
mum of 18 beds per night.
The Ark, located in downtown Os-
hawa, is still looking for more funds
from the community to keep the shel-
ter going. Government funding pays
for about 60 per cent of the shelter's
costs.
Last summer, the shelter was
threatened with closure when Durham
Outlook for the Needy said it could no
longer afford to run it. A new board of
directors was developed and it set out
to raise $75,000 for The Ark's contin-
ued operations.
"It's been really good," said Ms.
Malloy. "Since last August, we've
brought in around $40,000. It's really
everybody working together. We are
doing well. 1 feel good about it"
The shelter has also remained busy,
providing shelter and access to coun-
selling for young people ages 16 to
21, she added.
Since The Ark opened at the end of
April 1996, it's provided more than
6,000 beds for young people who
come mostly from Durham Region
but also from across the Greater
Toronto Area and the rest of Ontario.
The Ark not only provides a place to
stay but also gives teens meals, a
small amount of spending money per
day and even clean clothing.
Ms. Malloy said the regional fund-
ing will help fill a gap in provincial
funding which does not allow a shel-
ter to receive funding for subsequent
visits for teens, who've stayed in a
shelter and then returned home.
She added another problem at all
youth shelters is teens who miss more
than five days of school are cut off
Strike deadline
looms at CAS
One hundred Durham Children's
Aid Society workers are poised to
walk off the job on March 5 if they
don't get a new contract.
. The Canadian Union of Public
Employees (CUPS) members have
been without a contract since March
31 and have been in negotiations
with the Durham CAS since May -of
last year, says Local 3223 president
Rob Cull.
The main issues in the dispute are
wages, workload and liability pro-
tection of the workers.
There are both full-time and part-
time workers included in the 100
employees threatening to strike.
Sixty employees are case workers.
Jim Dubray, executive director of
Durham CAS .says he hopes the out-
standing issues can be resolved dur-
ing mediation and a strike avoided.
from funding until they turn 18. help everyone they can, she added. Right now, Anyone who can help out can contact The
The Ark is open 24 hours a day, seven days the shelter is in need of towels and deodorant Ark at 571-5161 or drop items off to the shel-
a week for young people in trouble and will for its residents. ter. 15 Division St.
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Healthcare is Canadians' most cherished program. That's why over the next five years,
we're committing an additional $11.5 billion to healthcare.
This investment will provide the provincial and territorial governments with
substantially more money to deal with critical healthcare concerns, such as emergency room
delays and waiting lists for surgery. At the same time, we're investing $1.4 billion into other
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BY DONNA YUEN
Special to the News Adt,ertiser
No plans for the weekend''
How about an impromptu week-
end in New York.
After receiving numerous in-
vitations from a friend. to visit, I
finally took advantage of a long
weekend and a last-minute seat
sale, and soon found myself in
the Big Apple.
New York is known for many
things, the sights, the sounds, the
glamour, the danger and the ex-
orbitant prices. My first en-
counter with prices was the cab
fare from JFK airport to down-
town Manhattan. About $40 US.
with a tip. Fortunately, my friend
lives in downtown Manhattan
where most things are within
walking distance, including my
first New York dinner which was
in a brewery type restaurant near
Union Square, an area noted for
its endless selection of restau-
rants.
At dawn we began our first
sightseeing da} with a hearty
breakfast in a small diner. Then
the walking began, first through
Greenwich Village and the Soho
area, on through the contrasting
Chinatown district. then fol-
lowed by a stroll along Park and
Madison avenues. The window
dressings are truly lavish, as are
the prices. ($2.9(X) for a bath-
room sink)! But even if you can't
afford to buy anything, you can't
help but appreciate the artistry
seen in every display. We contin-
ued our walk to Central Park
where we leisurelv basked in the
sun• as horse drawn carriages
slowly rolled by along the street.
As the temperature began to
cool, a ride on the subway
whisked us to Brooklyn Heights
to capture the breathtaking views
of Manhattan and the Statue of
Liberty. When 1 naively asked
my companion how we get back
to Manhattan. the reply was sim-
ple. "Why, we walk of course!"
And walk we did, right across
the Brooklyn Bridge!
We reached the boardwalk as
the sun was beginning to set. At
the highest point of the bridge, a
stiff wind slapped my face and
riffled through my hair as we
paused to absorb the magnificent
sight before us. The sun had
changed to a soft pink and or-
ange glow as it settled quietly be-
hind the skyline. I smiled, thank-
ful for having had the opportuni-
ty to have claimed this moment•
an unforgettable memory of the
Manhattan skyline at sunset from
atop the Brooklyn Bridge.
Instead of attending a Broad-
way show, we chose to take in
some live music. New York
caters to any musical taste, from
jazz to rock and classical, and,
after visiting a few venues we
settled into a quiet bar for a
drink. The place happened to be
a 1950's beauty parlour, turned
bar. The decor was just as it
should be, complete with a full
bank of old-style hair dryers. The
only difference was the clientele,
instead of elderly women with
roller sets; the place was filled
with a hip, university crowd.
We began the next day with a
visit to Radio City Music Hall
and Times Square, then to Wall
Street and the financial district -
pausing only to buy a New York
hot dog from a street vendor.
From the financial district, Bat-
tery Park is only a short walk
away where we boarded a ferry
to Ellis Island and The: Statue of
Liberty. It is a magnificent struc-
ture, but more for what it repre-
sent.% than for its inherent beauty.
On our way back downtown, my
friend pointed out the Empire
State Building in the distant sky-
line; "We'll save that for when
you return." Yes, I thought to my-
self, 1 will definitely be returning
to New York City.
Within hours I was on a plane
heading back to the West Coast.
As I returned to work the next
morning a colleague greeted me
asking if I had a nice weekend. I
thought, how do I explain the in-
credible weekend I had just ex-
perienced in New York? Instead,
I just nodded and replied, "Yes, it
was a great one. -
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New York on the Internet at
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Weekend at the movies...
Corporate high finks abound
in film comedy Office Space
Now playing at Picker-
ing Town Centre's Famous
Plavers Cinemas:
200 Cigarettes: Court-
ney Love, Ben Affleck,
Christina Ricci. This come-
dy follows various young
couples and friends whose
lives will intersect at a New
Year's Eve party in a down-
town loft in New York's East
Village. By evening's end,
the characters will have one
thing in common: all will be
revealed in the clear light of
the morning after.
Message in a Bottle:
Kevin Custner, Robin
Wright Penn. Walking along
a deserted stretch of coast-
line, Theresa Osborne
(Wright Penn) discovers a
moving, passionate message
in a bottle. The letter's poet-
ry and heartache reach
Theresa, and her search for
the author leads her to the
Outer Banks of North Car-
olina, to a sailboat builder
named Garret Blake (Cost-
ner).
My Favorite Martian:
Jeff Daniels, Christopher
Lloyd. Based on the televi-
sion series, the movie fol-
lows ambitious television re-
porter Tim O'Hara (Daniels)
who stumbles upon a mart-
ian (Lloyd) whose spaceship
has accidentally landed on
Earth.
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Aniston, Ron Livingston.
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is a computer programmer
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edy Office Space, playing this weekend in Pickering. The film
alsofeatures well-known 'Friend'JenniferAniston.
an ordinary life can be an ex-
traordinary achievement.
Payback: Mel Gibson,
James Caan. In this action
thriller, Porter (Gibson) is
shot by his wife and best
friend and is left for dead.
When he survives, he plots
revenge.
The Rugrats Movie: All
the characters from the pop-
ular television show gradu-
ate to the big screen with
predictably funny shenani-
gans.
Shakespeare in Love:
Gwyneth Paltrow. In 1593
England, struggling young
playwright Will Shakespeare
(Joseph Fiennes) is suffering
from writer's block. Then, he
meets Viola (Paltrow) and,
inspired by love, breaks the
writer's block and puts the
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the other will become
one of the greatest he-
roes of all time. A lie
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them and destroy a dy-
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story about an army
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American campaign on
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Owen. Teenage high
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turn the school's geeki-
est girl, Laney Boggs
(Rachael Leigh Cook),
into a prom queen. He
succeeds, but falls in
love with her.
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Texas high school quar-
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Pickering brim you something different:
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ficult task lies ahead.
She's All That:
Freddie Prinze Jr., Chris
Owen. Teenage high
school heartthrob Zach
(Prinze Jr.) bets he can
turn the school's geeki-
est girl, Laney Boggs
(Rachael Leigh Cook),
into a prom queen. He
succeeds, but falls in
love with her.
Varsity Blues: Jon
Voight, James Van der
Beek, Paul Walker. Two
Texas high school quar-
terbacks compete for at-
tention from their fans
and their coach
(Voight), who is re-
spected by the whole
town for leading the
school on a long win-
ning streak.
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PAYBACK (R) Won.-Thurs. 7:359:55, Fri. -Set. -Sun. 1:504:107:35-9:55
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7:25-9:35
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PRINCE OF EGYPT (PG) *Sat -Sun. 1:35
VARSITY BLUES (AA) *Fri., Mon.-Thurs. 7:35-10:10, Sat -Sun. 4:05-7:35-10:10
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MY FAVOURITE MARTIAN (PG) *Fri., Mon.-Thurs. 7:209:35, Sat -Sun. 1:15-
3:45-7:20-9:35
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At The -Shores of
Liverpool
590 Umpool Road South
I/'alnt
h041-1 Flea & Casual
ks • NrY
Friday Saturday
Feb. 26 ::Feb. 27
Tim Hewie Dino
at the bar at the bar
The owners of Papps Restaurant in
Pickering brim you something different:
,(latts Bar & Grit
Your Neighbourhood Gathering Place
r
NOW OPENI
Join us for Lunch. Dinner or simply drop
In for a drink at our friendly bar.
Couples. Families and Sports
4 Teams Alike will feel
Welcome
"Pizza, Pasta, Salads,
Ott Stir fry, Steaks,
Seafood, Burgers
V and more! ..
Q Catch the Game at the
Bar via satellite any
day or night of the
Friday Feb. 26
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nght, feel
good
What do healthy eating and phys-
ical activity have in common'?
For the Durham Region Health
Department, the answer is `Fitness
Leaders.'
This spring, fitness leaders in
Durham Region will be invited to at-
tend a one -day workshop to learn
new, exciting ways of incorporating
nutrition information with fitness.
In addition, they will receive an
introduction to the new Physical Ac-
tivity guide, and learn ways of reach-
ing past their participants, and ac-
cessing sedentary residents of
Durham Region.
The new guide, developed by
Health Canada, focuses on ways to
increase endurance, flexibility and
strength.
Fitness leaders already have ac-
cess to a "health motivated- popula-
tion, which makes them ideal part-
ners in promoting the Health Depart-
ment's messages on ways of reduc-
ing the risks for heart disease and
cancer prevention.
Go loonie
for a
worthy
cause
Distress Cen-
tre Curham has a
question for you:
Are you up for the
1999 Loonic-
Toonie Chal-
lengc?
The challenge
has begun and
will run through-
out the 1999 cal-
endar year. Banks
in the Durham
Region are being
asked to run a
Golden Line of
Hope for a one-
month period at
their convenience.
People visiting
the bank place
their loonies or
loonies on the
counter and the
coins are taped
down to form a
line as long as the
donations allow.
The Toronto
Dominion banks
in Durham Re-
gion and Canada
Trust in Whitby
accepted the chal-
lenge and togeth-
er raised over
$3,500 for Dis-
tress Centre
Durham in 1998.
All proceeds
go to Distress
Centre Durham to
support their 24-
hour free confi-
dential telephone
hotline. For more
information call
at 723-4461.
In our Baby Event insert (promo #672) included in
this newspaper. Please note: Page 2 - 20% off
Oshkosh and Pooh Bedding. Our reg. $140 Sale
$105 - was incorrectly described. Copy should read:
'Bedding. Our reg. $140 Sale $112'.
We sincerely apologize to our valued
customers and regret any inconvenience or con-
tusion this may have caused.
RAT 0 HIS
The News
Advertiser
newsroom@durham.net
MAtMISSMA
THE COM
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• 2.4L, DOM 16 -valve, 150 -hp engine • 4 -speed automatic
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Get
active,
eat
nght, feel
good
What do healthy eating and phys-
ical activity have in common'?
For the Durham Region Health
Department, the answer is `Fitness
Leaders.'
This spring, fitness leaders in
Durham Region will be invited to at-
tend a one -day workshop to learn
new, exciting ways of incorporating
nutrition information with fitness.
In addition, they will receive an
introduction to the new Physical Ac-
tivity guide, and learn ways of reach-
ing past their participants, and ac-
cessing sedentary residents of
Durham Region.
The new guide, developed by
Health Canada, focuses on ways to
increase endurance, flexibility and
strength.
Fitness leaders already have ac-
cess to a "health motivated- popula-
tion, which makes them ideal part-
ners in promoting the Health Depart-
ment's messages on ways of reduc-
ing the risks for heart disease and
cancer prevention.
Go loonie
for a
worthy
cause
Distress Cen-
tre Curham has a
question for you:
Are you up for the
1999 Loonic-
Toonie Chal-
lengc?
The challenge
has begun and
will run through-
out the 1999 cal-
endar year. Banks
in the Durham
Region are being
asked to run a
Golden Line of
Hope for a one-
month period at
their convenience.
People visiting
the bank place
their loonies or
loonies on the
counter and the
coins are taped
down to form a
line as long as the
donations allow.
The Toronto
Dominion banks
in Durham Re-
gion and Canada
Trust in Whitby
accepted the chal-
lenge and togeth-
er raised over
$3,500 for Dis-
tress Centre
Durham in 1998.
All proceeds
go to Distress
Centre Durham to
support their 24-
hour free confi-
dential telephone
hotline. For more
information call
at 723-4461.
In our Baby Event insert (promo #672) included in
this newspaper. Please note: Page 2 - 20% off
Oshkosh and Pooh Bedding. Our reg. $140 Sale
$105 - was incorrectly described. Copy should read:
'Bedding. Our reg. $140 Sale $112'.
We sincerely apologize to our valued
customers and regret any inconvenience or con-
tusion this may have caused.
RAT 0 HIS
The News
Advertiser
newsroom@durham.net
MAtMISSMA
THE COM
1999 Intima 6XX
• 2.4L, DOM 16 -valve, 150 -hp engine • 4 -speed automatic
transmission with overdrive • Air conditioning • Cruise Control
• Power windows. antenna. mirrors. and Smart Doors"' belts
• AM/FM/CD cassette with four speakers and much more
!s ,�,,..
3. ..,,
'6
im mAxnu n spsoAL IUITmn
am di ab ar+1La as fad 000w11. - tet.t: ss.,.O.
• 3.0L, DOMC 190 -hp V6 er4in* • 4 -speed automatic transmission
• MKoml t: olimete oonaw air oon0ltioni• spot tuned suspension
• Cruise control • Power antWwM mirror&, rirudows and door locks
• ftaled sport seats • Traction CorMrol sysMm • An*400t Br&kina system
- • Preentrao AM/fM/CD with cesseaa and much more
Fift the Mal
®megawheels %
t pppM Sys road the tits print And ttNy aksays weer their saatbeRa LinMad tme otter 'Special 'No•Norasrtse' 38 monM Mases on 1998 /uNirrna G7tE ALR &8X wilh down psymerN or equwalart trade
of s1,tlOQ 1999 Sentra 7tE ALR 8% wiMt down peymarN a egiivalsrt traded 51.875: 1988 tMuuna ES ALR 8 8'ri avian down payment ar equiveMnt trade of =310Q tet paymat a securiyr deposit dura at
Mus eiprg. Lease t»sad m masmtan d e0000 lam. Ena�ss len dtarped M >➢0.12iMm. AI dMrs Ytrotr�t Mawr Cartels Finance Ytc. artd eacMtda dastirtNion and daivary; rwwne. insuartos and rases and
.M.W aArtit Deslars are Mae b sat iMlvtdW aestg pries SM your NiNan DeWn br dstaiM
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AIP PPAE 14 NEWS AMEWMR FRIDAY EDMON, February 26,1999
polict recruits to gret
intense learning experience
Exam required to wear badge, carry gun
BY JANE MCDONALD
Staff Writer
Would-be police officers will be hit-
ting the books before throwing the book
at those who break the law.
Ed Judd, a professor of law and fac-
ulty administrator for the Police Foun-
dations Program at Durham College of
Applied Arts and Technology, says the
new program that began in September
1998 will be mandatory for any new po-
lice officer come May 2000.
Designed by the Ontario Ministry of
the Solicitor General and Correctional
Services, the course is taught at 20 com-
munity colleges throughout the
province. Input from the Ministry of Ed-
ucation and Training, the Ontario Asso-
dation of Chiefs of Police and from the
Ontario Police College rounds out the
curriculum for the two-year course of
study.
Recruits will have to study the Police
Act, and will role-play situations such as
how to handle domestic disputes.
They'G also be instructed in basic laws,
how to use minimal force and ncgotia-
tion techniques.
-Anyone who wishes to apply to be-
come a police officer in the Province of
Ontario must first pass an exam;' says
Mr. Judd. "Tile vision is to provide the
same learning and the same academic
outcomes as the similar course of in-
struction recruits presently acquire at the
Ontario Police College in Aylmer
(Ont.).-
Besides
Ont.)"Besides providing the graduate with
the skills and knowledge required for an
entry-level position in policing, all ap-
plicants for police services in Ontario
will be required to pass a provincial cer-
tificate exam, based on the learning re-
quirements of the Police Foundations
Program. Durham is one of three col-
leges to have a graduating class from the
Police Foundations Program this May
because graduates of the school's law
and security course who entered the new
program last September were given
credit for one year.
Tice course begins before the recruit
actually starts the application process.
There is no guarantee of employment
with a police force or organization once
the course has been completed, and
there are still the more physical aspects
of basic training to complete at the po-
lice college in Aylmer. But Mr. Judd
says that even before beginning the ini-
tial course, recruits screen themselves as
far as realizing their own suitability.
He and other college staff members
counsel students as well to help them
make sure police work is the career of
their choice.
"Iite program should provide better
quality police officers," says the profes-
sor, himself a 24 -year veteran of the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police. "It
may shorten the Aylmer (basic training)
course where some academic studies
will be repeated but graduates of the
(Police Foundations) program will have
an easier time"
All subjects contained in the course
will be available on-line and the pro-
gram is a co-operative resource for all
Ontario community colleges.
"A student in Sault Ste. Marie may
have a teacher at Durham," says Mr.
Judd.
- The Government of Ontario has
promised to help fund 1,000 new police
officers in the province. Mr. Judd says
due to retirements, the need for two-man
patrols and other factors affecting attri-
tion, the new recruits will definitely be
needed.
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Potential police officers act out a domestic dispute as
part of their studies. Here, (from left) Anson Burnett,
Ryan Rayner, Jacquie Musson and Sheylene Nicols
play their roles in search of a solution.
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Laura Pazzano (front row, centre) invited friends and
family to celebrate her 11th birthday last week. But,
instead of seeking gifts, she asked friends to bring do-
nations for Toronto's Hospital For Sick Children. In
all, $200 was raised. Celebrating with Laura here are
(from left) Jasmine Pauano, Chikayla Thompson,
Nicole Storey and Charlene Browett.
Men do the serving
at International Women's
Day breakfast
Women are invited to at-
woman in honour of out -
tend an International
standing contributions to
Women's Day Breakfast
women's issues and commu-
being held March 7 by the
nity needs.The CAW will
Canadian Auto Workers'
also donate $10,000 to the
Eastern Women's Network.
Network for equal distribu-
The Network is holding
tion to five local women's
the breakfast at 10 am. at the
shelters. Men will be serving
CAW Local 222 hall, 1425
the breakfast to women. The
Phillip Murray Ave.
cost of the breakfast is $5.
At the breakfast, the
Tickets are available in ad -
Recognition of the Year
vane at the CAW Hall by
Award will be presented to a
calling 723-1187.
BILLBOARD
FEB. 26, 1999
NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, February N, 1191119 PAGE 19 AIV
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`I realized the best gift I could get was giving'
PICKERING — When Laura a gift. thought of the ailing youngsters
Pazzano was planning her I Ith birth- "I realized the best gift I could get again this Christmas and wondered
day party, she remembered the many was giving," says the Grade 5 student "how I could make them feel better
Christmas gifts she had received and at Highbush Public School. "My or at home"
knew there was nothing she needed friends thought it was a good idea Laura collected $199 for the hos-
or wanted. -too. Even some people who couldn't pital at her party, which was held Jan.
That's why she asked her friends ` come to the party gave me money" 30, though her birthday was on Jan.
invited to the celebration to make a Laura visited the hospital several T.
donation to Toronto's Hospital for years ago with a group that sang She was to go to the hospital to
Sick Children instead of bringing her Christmas carols to children. She donate the money on Thursday.
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last. $136,000. Cal Dorotlry Mason FRI, CRB" or Sandra Mason-
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RPN: The Durham Lake -
This weekly group deals
view Council of the Regis -
with addictions of all types,
tered Practical Nurses Asso-
including co-dependancy.
ciation of Ontario holds a
Child care program available
workshop at the Ajax -Pick -
as required during the meet-
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wood Ave. S. at Emperor St.,
428-9431 (Jim, evenings).
Ajax. Registration at 8:30
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am., program at 9 am. Top -
SALE: A `New To You' sale
ics include electrnmyogra-
is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at St.
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fives and CNO self -assess -
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RPN students welcome.
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Good used clothing for the
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family, toys, books, white
elephant table. Donations
ALCOHOL ADDIC-
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TION: Is your life affected
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by alcohol? If so, Al -Anon
SATURDAY, -FEB. 27
hosts its weekly meeting at
DANCE: The Big Sisters
7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's
Association of Ajax Picker-
Church, 209 Cochrane St.,
ing holds its 10th annual
Whitby. Call 1 -800 -921 -
auction and dance at 7 p.m.
3555 or 728-1020. Ask for
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Pazzano was planning her I Ith birth- "I realized the best gift I could get again this Christmas and wondered
day party, she remembered the many was giving," says the Grade 5 student "how I could make them feel better
Christmas gifts she had received and at Highbush Public School. "My or at home"
knew there was nothing she needed friends thought it was a good idea Laura collected $199 for the hos-
or wanted. -too. Even some people who couldn't pital at her party, which was held Jan.
That's why she asked her friends ` come to the party gave me money" 30, though her birthday was on Jan.
invited to the celebration to make a Laura visited the hospital several T.
donation to Toronto's Hospital for years ago with a group that sang She was to go to the hospital to
Sick Children instead of bringing her Christmas carols to children. She donate the money on Thursday.
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Pickering Panthers claw back to win series opener
Tonight's Ontario provincial junior `A' playoff game in Cobourg a pivotal one
BY AL RIVFTT
Sports Editor
PICKERING — The Pickering Boyer
Pontiac Panthers survived a first -period
scare to eventually claw their way to a 5-3
playoff victory over the visiting Cobourg
Cougars at the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex Wednesday.
The second game of the best -of -five On-
tario Provincial Junior 'A' East Conference
opening playoff round goes tonight, Friday,
at the Cobourg Memorial Arena. Face-off is
at 8:30 p.m. Game three is at the Pickering
complex Sunday at 8:30 p.m.
Friday's game in Cobourg is pivotal for
both clubs as another Panthers' win would
give Pickering a commanding lead in the se-
ries. The Cougars will no doubt be desperate
to get back into the series.
"A win there would go a long way (to-
ward clinching the series) for us;' says Pan-
thers' head coach Rod McGillis. "But, we're
taking it one game at a time. If we're up by
two games or down by one game, we're
going to take it one game at a time and come
Women's 'VA 1= 0%
out and put our best effort out there"
Wednesday's series opener was no picnic
for the Panthers who dug themselves a big,
hole early, allowing the Cougars to take a
quick 2-0 lead in the first period on two
powerplay markers. Pickering rebounded
with two goals, one coming with a man ad-
vantage, later in the frame. A second -period
marker by Jeff Milroy put the Panthers
ahead for good. Cobourg scored again in the
final stanza before George Trifon put the
proverbial stake into the heart of the
Cougars with an empty -net marker in the
final minute.
McGillis says he was pleased with his
players' ability to keep their composure and
battle back despite a rocky start.
-Anytime a teams jumps out to a 2-0 lead
and you're able to come back, that's a good
sign. We've got a lot of faith in the offensive
ability."
Also scoring for the Panthers were Jason
Lange, Toza Crnilovic and Steve Farquhar-
son.
Adding assists were T.J. Kemp with
baseball
league seeks
recruits
A women's baseball
league is hoping diamonds
are a girl's best friend this
spring and summer in
Durham.
The Sunday Night
Ladies Fun League is hold-
ing registration Sunday,
March 21 and Sunday,
April I I from 1 to 3 p.m.
both days at the Harman
Park Arena Clubhouse,
829 Douglas St. in Os-
hawa.
To be eligible to play,
you must be a Durham res-
ident at least 25 years of
age by May 1 who does not
play in any fastball
leagues.
The fee to join the loop
is $10.
For more information
scall Robin Stacey at 725-
1310 or Melanie Seymour
at 697-9007.
Local hero?
We want to
know too...
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at 683-5110
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Tuesday March 2,1999
6:30 to 9:30 PM
Pickering Recreation Complex
T -Ball & Pre -Rookie W;
ALL other divisions - $120.
NEW THIS YEAR! !
Junior T Ball - All children born in 1994
are eligible to register
,Birth Certificate and Ontario Health Card
needed at time of registration.
For further Info. call:
Linda Trotman @ 839-2379.
three, Trifon with two, Lange, Bill Duncan the win in net, facing 22 shots. His counter -
and Mike Hanna with one apiece. part. Andrew Sim, faced 26 Panthers' shots
Panthers goaltender Joel Cameron earned on net.
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Ice dance
Michelle Frazier of the Pickering Figure Skating Club
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Game three: Sunday. Feb 28 at Pickering Recreation
Envoy Business Services: Fred Dever 14, David Voth 10,
ONTARIO PROVINCIAL JUNIOR 'A'
HOCKEY LEAGUE Final standings as of
Feb 21
EAST CONFERENCE STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T OTL F A
PTS GAA
Pickering 51 37 14 0 0
249 162
74 3.16
Trenton 51 33 13 3 2
265 184
71 361
Lindsay 51 32 13 4 2
222 153
70 3.00
Kingston 51 29 15 5 2
211 179
65 3.51
Oshawa 51 26 20 3 2
221 214
57 420
Auburn 51 27 22 2 0
232 195
56 382
Wellington 51 23 23 3 2
205 223
51 437
Cobourg 51 20 20 9 2
213 178
51 349
Bowmarhriffe 51 18 23 6 4
188 206
46 4.04
Ajax 51 17 27 6 1
153 233
41 457
Pon Hope 51 16 27 6 2
193 266
40 522
Peterborough 51 15 26 7 3
169 214
40 4.20
Bancroft 51 12 37 1 1
124 224
25 439
EAST CONFERENCE SCORING LEADERS
As of Feb. 21
GIRLS
Results f:om Feb 15. 1399
PLAYER TEAM GP
G A
PTS PIM
Donald Patrick Auburn 51
44 60
104 11
Kurtis McLean Trenton 51
40 58
98 63
Ben Blakeley Trenton 49
37 58
95 37
George Triton Pickering St
42 48
90 20
Rob McLean Cobcurg 50
36 45
81 28
Jeff Pelhericc Port Hope 51
31 48
79 92
Tom Paolirr Auburn 49
40 38
78 96
Todd Bowler Trenton 48
37 36
73 52
Adam Rivers Wellington 49
36 34
70 41
Troy Thompson Cobourg 50
30 40
70 47
Ryan JackmanBowmanv,lle 48
22 47
69 72
Rob Gordon Lindsay 50
30 39
69 34
Luc Chiasson Pickering 51
33 32
65 71
Tomas MeixnerPort Hope 43
16 47
63 37
Joel JohnstonPickenng 45
27 35
62 156
Rob Martin Port Nope 44
26 34
60 133
Shane DiamondCobourg 51
19 38
57 32
Sem Gray Bowmanvdle 45
30 26
56 64
Paul Matfucci Lindsay 48
21 35
56 103
Jarret RobertsonK�ngston 50
21 34
55 77
Deva CampbellWellingion 44
33 20
53 117
Tom Kirton Oshawa 47
22 31
53 42
Marcel RodmanPiekering 37
30 21
Si 6
Jeff Milroy Pickering 47
1S 36
S1 30
Mike Na son Oshawa 48
22 29
51 37
Aaron Lee Themon 48
16 35
51 27
Cameron Lyall Ajax 49
20 3D
50 49
P4h*" ChapmanWearKpon 51
16 32
50 30
Jay McClement Kingston 50
24 25
49 30
EASTERN CONFERENCE GOALTENDERS
As of Feb. 21
PLAYER TEAM MIN
GP GA AV SO
Joel Cameron Pickering 19"
32.60 101
3.06 2
Nate Bedford Lrldsay 2161
3602 114
3 17 2
Paul Guthrie Pickaring 1019
16.9654
3.16 0
Andrew Sin Cobourg 2222
37 03 120
3 24 3
Daniel Bapwr Auburn 102917.15
57
3.32 1
Bryan Strongman Kingslon 2066
3447 122
3.S4 1
Con McIntyre Trenton 10911
3163 113
3.57 2
Drew Mack" Trenton 1173
19.55 71
3.63 2
Josh Ross Ajax 1060
3133 110
3.77 1
Paul ScnoMslder Weavgtan 1653
27 55 106
385 0
PICKERING PANTHERS PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
Opening best of f,ve OHA Ontario
Provincial Junior 'A'
East Conference plgon series
PICKERING PANTHERS VS. COBOURG COUGARS
Gane one: Wednesday. Feb 24 at
Pickering Recreation
Complex, 7 30 p m (PiCkoring 5 vs Cobourg 3)
Gane two: Friday. Feb. 26 at Cobourg Memornl Arena.
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Game three: Sunday. Feb 28 at Pickering Recreation
Envoy Business Services: Fred Dever 14, David Voth 10,
Complex, 8 30 p m.
Roger Young 8
Game four: Of necessary) Monday. March 1 at Cobourg
GAME TWO
Memorial Arena. 730 p.m.
Ell -Rod Holdings 56 vs Van Kempen Insurance 45.
Gams five: (if ne :essary) To be announced
TOP SCORERS
OTHER EAS if CONFERENCE PLAYOFF SERIES
Ell -Rod Holdings: Glenn Scott 23. Frank Gallo 10. Mike Jo -
Trenton Sting vs. Wellington Dukes
vanov 8
Game 1. Feb 22 at Trenton (Trenton 8 vs Wellington 7)
Van Kempen Insurance: Randy Filnski 28. Tom Parisi 7.
Game 2 Feb. 24 at Wellington (Trenton 3 vs. Wellington 2)
GAME THREE
Game 3. Feb. 26 at Trenton
Dakota Bob's 46 vs. Verdeye 33
Game 4 Feb 28 at Wellington (d necessary)
TOP SCORERS
Game 5 March 1 at Trenton (d neccessary)
Dakota Bob's: Bob Pizer 9, Pat Roach 8. Jin Wilknson 8
Lindsay Muskias vs. Auburn Junior Crunch
Ver feye Don Leahy 8, At Bike" 8, Bob Nickleford 6.
Game 1 Feb 23 at Lindsay (Auburn 4 vs Lindsay 1)
TERANET ONTARIO BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
Game 2 Feb 24 at Auburn (Auburn 4 vs. Lindsay 3 OT)
ANNANDALE CURLING CLUB - FEB. 17
Game 3 Feb 26 at Lindsay
BOYS
Game 4. Feb. 28 at Auburn (d necessary)
- Mice Callan, Forest (0-1) vs Alexander Dyer', Russia (1-0)
Game 5. March 2 at Lindsay (d necesssary)
score 3-7 final
Kingston Kimco Voyageurs vs. Oshawa Legioneires
- Jon Gray'. Burlington (0.1) vs John Epping, Peterborough (1 -
Game 1 Feb. 23 at Kingston (Oshawa 5 vs. Kingston 2)
0) score 5.9 final
Game 2. Feb. 24 at Oshawa (Oshawa 3 vs. Kingston 1)
- Crag Smallwood. Midland (1-0) vs Brian F Laker•.
Game 3 Feb. 25 at Kingston
RCMP (0.1) score 7-4 trial
Game 4 Feb 27 at Oshawa (f necessary)
. Adam Harris'. Avonlea (1-0) vs Ryan Merrick. Guelph (0-t)
Game 5 Feb 28 at Kingston (rt necessary)
score 6-2 final
DICKERING MEWS BASKETBALL LEAGUE
GIRLS
Results f:om Feb 15. 1399
- Brienna Long'. Bkiewater i 1„ vs Meaghan Stoll, Uniornnae
MASTERS DIVISION -- PLAYOFFS
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Amy Wallace*, Party Sound (1-0) score 4-5 final
Insurance Portfolio 78 vs Envoy Bis ness Services 42
- Te -Anna Cressman'. Vanastra (1-0) vs Kate Mcllvaney.
TOP SCORERS
Royal Kingston (0-1) score 5-4 final - Juke Redd,ck'.
Insurance Portfolio: Dave Bayless 34. Roy Christiansen 16.
Oakville (1-0) vs Melanie Robillard. Ottawa Granite (0.1)
Don MacDorald 11, Reuben Dell 10
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AREA MANAGER
This is an opportunity to pin a dynamic organization
reporting to the Operations Manager. A disciplined
individual with demonstrated leadership skills, you will
bring to the role a strong JIT manufacturing
management background, preferably in the automotive
industry.
A highly energetic individual with ten years supervisory
experience in a unionized environment, fully
kriowlegable of Matedals/Ouality related systems and
practices along with excellent written, verbal and
presentation skills complete your profile.
Please forward a detailed resume in strict confidence
together with salary requirements to:
Human Resources Department
Mackie Automotive Systems
(905) 665-9244 (tax)
e-mail- careers® mackieautomobw.com
We thank all applicants but advise that only
candidates selected for interview will be
contacted.
THE ADMINISTRATIVE EDGE INC.
SUPERINTENDENT
The Administrative Edge is reo 0110 an
individual for the above position to
perform a variety of supervisory.
�,1leClMtical and rrlairrlenanoe
duties in the ripsration of a Climetbry
SSystem.
Rel :
- EmceNerti o nell wiiHm c a 11 -
- Public io sla7s
ss aory`
-
Of nmwilillnery,
hods 3 rotated equiprnatt
- Vald Drivers tioarloe, class G
Experience relabd to the daily
malnl nance of a canlelety or Wmlkir
systems, includirq Ella operation of
milirtMrtanoe egtipnieK wid be
c0inidered an asset
Exceftft~
Faxns/ulneIn anaddencef to:
lWsu�-sell
We are swepliAZ ��R ales for.
(5 local, 3 sine Ie U.S. & 3 team U.S.)
• Specialized Equippment Operators
iUIPLY AT 333 Slmcce St S.
Oshawa, Oat. L1H 4H9
Ph (905) 434-5110
Fax (905) 434-5130
Gy'S TINY
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ATT@ITION
ECFs or EOWALM
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CAKO SCOOK OF FLOW
AL DESIGN 25 wk Flonstry L
offs = Program:.12 wk lo-
nns•rre 3 phase program: 3
wk. Prokssional Corrie: W
how video:BeBirtws Pro-
gram. Part-1imdM time
coluirm available. A W"
rken al roar trainirm
becomes worNrwAile. Finrr-
dal assi>mntnx nmir be
awl
am. 906.436-746.
JOBS AVAILABLEI Are you 16
to 24 years old? Currently out
of work and saW. We can
help you find a Job for FREE'
Call the HOTLINE Oshawa/
Whitby 725-4786 Pickering
Residents 1-800-2630993
ADMINISTRATOR needed to
manage a construction office
Computer experience is a
must Customer senna and
good commumcanon skills
regtdred Please reply to File r
312. PO Box 481. Oshawa.
Oat. L1H 71.5
BUSINESS ON-LINE. Start
pour own internet busirim.
we'll show you how. Trairw4
support and commitment to
I"M success provided. hhm-
Tal investment Call E -BT
4161384-5566 24 tours
CARPET CLEANERS needed
.jr required $350 ;week Cap
905) 579-7816,
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
Nevis Advertiser re-
quests that advertisers
check their ad upon
publia4ion as News Ad-
vertiser will not be re-
sponsible for More than
one incorrect insertion
and there shall be no li-
ability for non -insertion
of any advertisement.
Liability for errors in ads
is limited to the amount
paid for the space occu-
lrying the error. All copy
is sugect to the aggro -
Val of management of
News Advertiser.
06C OPERATOR mid General
oaenrrre shop duhes Kenne-
dy and Mawr Macxenm area
Fax resom b 905-867-5968
Corporation is
boiling for an an
ON-SITE
SECRETARY
With computer skills
AM who is highly
organized.
constructure
experience an assn.
Please fax resume
to (905)761-1093
MECHAMC/MILLWRIGHT
A Scarborough company requires a licensed Mill-
wright with a minimum of 5 years experience in
an Injection Moulding Plant
• Strong Electrical & P.L.C. troubleshooting skills
as well as extensive hydraulic/pneumatic repair
and rebuilding skills will be utilized.
• Fabrication experience using T.I.G. & M.I.G.
welding equipment with basic machining skills
being an asset.
• Self starters who can work with minimum
supervision will take priority.
• Multiple shifts
Fax resume to:
MAINTENANCE MANAGER
(416) 292-2094
■ ■. nmmp1e see«.de s.el.fy e1 CawMe
77 ..
The Durham Regional Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis
Society is looking for volunteers to serve on the Board
of Directors. Numerous positions are available including
fundraising , education, individual 8 family services,
public relations, volunteers and membership directors.
The Chapter is completely volunteer driven and
dependent on fundraising for providing member
services and programs.
Experience and knowledge of MS are assets, but are not
required. Training will be provided to all successful
candidates. Anyone interested should contact the
Chapter by calling the MS Office 905-586-2581
or 1-800-667-0397 and leaving a message.
NAMiTnOT to mirage east
Wowing salon in Aon, aruE
lent wiry package.
s, • Dad bowlit
for DOWN and Alar also. Cal
CMM (905) 723-7323
walow for
busy stouffvilk Salon.
cmaranmed hourly rate
S7.29u+ profit
sharing. Dewal. Drug
Plea a0d eye care pica
eilbSNDyAPYS
Far inwervievv call
Annette
(90)640-"55
list Choice
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reemwfrelL iewflnl.[a -w
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is bow" for 10 - iserMngeoc
IN seely emlmaiasw. mo-
annekiootht people. Start pad
and 00%omq person ftie; 10
tiwte nolorid/stylist. Also
a
assist its sales talrx. Tap
needed Nall Melmiriat add
mous tern
Dill LIS 3C2. a Fax: 906613
24M
�rsmm paid. see W
$575. - $2.300. worth. Ex-
ing o port ilin
Ca °N°rt� are Orlaed
pow= s an asset W coma-
� Anne (�) 430-3156
To a& f7A110M caner
TraNiq Gntkr Become a
Omr 's eld q b baro. Trans
LFA$Ee OPEaAIOa nOnwed
nei Ydeeician rangier haillinp
pn�dea Cal James
vriM tnwcla, ane tm OF MW.
avald" in as ial nays.
(905)721-1325.
b nut Flits and gen rail
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11200.. $300.. SM- or
more per weeka�lero
hood. ho Canada ant U.S..
seaman/ or perm�nt twsi-
ftft no 723-
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Fixio
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yanr our ho'7
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(301)6S3•o175 and MM
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N1M1MISTS ►'1mTEe reel
24 yen old • Oil of school
ELEUM 81118E Studio
mnnkntmn 2 years exprienn1,
and work - NM FREE help.
Spa, yon► Aveda connoW Sa•
for tui ilme. Pkrase CA
CAU 1te Hamm (905) 852•
Ion Now accep6nq resumes
Oshaaa Cenof Win SlIf".
7018 EX 21
for Maimtylists and Tahol-
Mary Or sea. (906}728-4623.
Mo A JOB$ weraeen 16 to
daft/. SOW yah WA M len
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24 years old -00 d SOW
pemon b: 123 ABrol SL W *
and work Need FREE help.
by rlo Beverly. No phone am
krm must lave
Call the HOTLINE Oshawa/
PMise
natio woddrtg exprlrMna 1
Whitby 725-4786: Pkkalinq
whey $owl -t d kook. UP b
pmklrts 1.800-2000
OWEIMENCM Owftad dux
$9.SOAu. Pickerkq 11krough
INrB M your a-
mstana/ servke person
Plow null 905.413 OS73.
Os a
Oshaaa amu. Cu an asset.
an
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at the
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Oshawa Unemploymem Cen•
ter. on 78 PA&4nornd St. W.,
on a Axed sdwd*. Perivale 1-
Camninr0bn. Cal 706.432-3273
Oshawa, an Tuesday. March
owi.
$o-1 WSWIE,,C i m AAS Will and Pgwerp
Word, Exch oka.
FLOW OESMW WANTED
orn
2nd. h 9.90 a.m. - 2:00 P.M.
(905)427-M.
3.5 Ym exp. 436.0102.
t4!i. s,.r'!"w'tctw'}'� R
Apprentice Sausage
Maker required.
Must be enthusiastic,
energetic & self
starter.
Please apply with
resume to:
1915 Nelson SL Oshawa.
"eke III—, Town Ce+ntrw
Pbsitiom Available
C"OeUe D"wb"M
Has part time positions available for
dynamic experienced individuals.
Part time expe rtcedrle dhspensary
assistant.
Post 011loq
Part time postal clerk
Appy within with resume.
■OMTU M TttI1111E0
TEACIIEN wired Iamte-
daMly, for apes 3-5 for A(an.
Pkue ca 905-427-5008. or
tax 905.42&7426
MNTIIIIE RESOM$IBLE PT
!MID regnmd 2 ful days per
week. Drop on resume at
ChKk R Dui Uxbld
SU OF WA"M1 2-4 WUM
for pay? Cash paid daily! 5
immediate oprnnips. above
average Ifnn:onnne, creat fdl-
dme oppo(unwy bf adgoinq
motivated people wMing to
twin! Cal Maty tally! For In-
WAew 720-3144 (18r)
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals must be sent directly as
indicated by the instructions in the ad.
THE AJAX / PICKERING
NEWS ADVERTISER
requires adult carriers
to deliver papers and flyers
door to door, every
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday , before 6:00 pm.
Must have a car.
for information
call 905-683-5117
lualiiications:
G License
Must be able to drive standard
24' truck
Clean drivers abstract
Heavy lifting involved
Furniture experience an asset
Apply: Sleep Factory
79 Taunton Rd. W. Oshawa
MEAT CUTTER
required with management
capabilities. Forward resume to:
File 0288
Oshawa Whitby This Week
865 Farewell St., Oshawa L1 H 71L5
• LINE COOKS
• SERVERS
• DISHWASHERS
• PREP PEOPLE
Drop off reslllues at
The Warming Weasel
300 Tamttea Rd. E. Oshawa
or fax N5-721-8989
Serms -Aft Sew
Kit bu - Affil: Lori
hourance Office
Requires enthusiastic & positive
Customer Service
-
Representative
Must be RIBO ticerised. Computer
experience an asset. Deliver resume to.
Schofield -Aker Insurance,
337 King W. Oshawa
Service Attendants
� fI11NI0f1•
Must be reliable and neat in appearance.
Please apply is person, with resome
Petro Camads, 1 Harwood Ave. S. Ajax
Or Petro Cntoada, 10 Taonba Rd. H:.
(Cerner of Brock and Taun/ma.)
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requires
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
to deliver papers three
times a week in the
following areas:
BRISTOL PONDS
-Bristol Sands Cres,,
Alta Dr.
CANNINGTON
Hillside Crt. Riverlea Rd.,
Albert St. Ann St. N.•
Meadowlands Dr.
Country Lane.,
Laidlaw St. N.
CALL DEBBIE
905-852-9741
✓. � ':n 1 1 1
WE NEED
SALESPEOPLE!
Guaranteed pay of $7.80/ hour with
commission up to $15/ hour! Great sup-
pWriental income. Take a break from
kids i3 rake some extra cash!!!
Ajax Location -Harwood Place Mall
IUmday b (6 p.m. lo 9 p.m.) '
and Sakenil ( 10 a.m- to 2 p.m.)
(416) 321-933a3�3
N4
TIRE NEWS ADVERTISER is
looking for adult carriers to
deriver papers and flyers door
10 door Friday's only by 6:00
PM Must have own vehicle.
cap 905-683-5117
TME NEWS ADVERTISER is
looking for Kids to deliver pa-
lors and �
,our times awee k by 6:00 PM
I n their rtmods. can
905383-511
WORK AT HOME - assent.
filling our products. Start im-
requires
AZ Drivers
2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp.
Home Every Weekend
Satellite Dispatched
Competitive Rates
Benefit Package
Paid YN rect Depositryan
NT OWK-CLASS A and a
lube4l 6 tiller technician.
Full-time. must have experi-
ence for ngjer fire and auto
center in Oshawa Pkau cap
905-7283221.
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS.
Must have carpentry• rough
and line skills. DrywaVtapirg
skills. Willing b work oro N
town, Fax resume to. 905.436-
9314
FULLY LICENSED Electrician
wanted. full-time to run serv-
medatey free into. paclk- AUTOMOTIVE TECNMICMM, 5 ice truck Must be responsi-
aqe call 24 hrs. toll-free 1- years experience with i A ere. Clem. personable with
888.771-7409. license. Full-time from end Dostlne andude and able to
WORK FROM NONE- Part•work with minimal super.
time. full-time, health industry, exDerrerhce a etas. Please vision. Good wages with rep•
5800-S3000. Free Booklet reSORItS to (905)427-3180 or utable company and fnendy
416.631-4925 0 log onto:call (905)683.9040, work environment. Please
www.hbn.com access code lorward resume to: 905-725-
5876 (required) 1994.
1 1 of . Help 1 office Help
Hft
OFFICE PERSONNEL
A head office move to Ajax has created an opening
for a local person in our office staff. Preference will
be given to individuals with proven computer skills.
Please fax your resume to:
Chemwise Inc. at (905)428-9685
135
child worker Goal to nNp
teach organized behavioral
Drogram for 2 1/2 year old
with PDD To inquire pleau
CA 831-7690
MARINE UPNOLSTEIIEII for
rntenors arta boat tops re-
goired. Minimum 3 yrs. ex -
Must be +*Ing to
work to r particular sixi
capons °Trrarsportaponand
Drivers ..' I t a ow.
Pyne CA 985.8507. ask for
Glen or send resume b' Port
Auto Glass'
wy
1575 H.
7A Perry Ont. L9L 1B5.
MCIVAK. till time or Pat
time wanted Call 905 -8452-
4W -or 905452-2291
mw wtLMR$ MEOUMED
Expenencepprrcekrred Reply to
Fat 1302 =This Mi>eMk
BOOKREEKVMCEPnOWT
UMWA/CLANINGTON AS
required for aaomooW repair6 UR N
FAX
SOCIATION FOR COMM ler-
tacYity Must have fteendly
TY LIVING protides servim
ldfp1 a a manner Pkeese tax 5794218
to piciple IM 4 ihl
raumt DetvNten 4pm lopm b
We k
(905)430.9981
Oerl•Mue f1e0tMt stag 10 work
and Saturdays.
M ridividrrals who leve in
ing tools
am tan haus in pie cow
Sadm HeplABuies
HW f A IF
numilly Must have arong
avafaW. Alton Rem" 02
approach Inow"
ro 905 887.5966
ppeoospaevt
lint
ImeN.ekr,, D�wilel
baaworrs" Mketerxl wort
Expanding 40 yr. old custom cabinetCLINICAL
requrtd. Most have valid
manufacturer has immediate olpeninos for
Dilw's forme DSw or of ier
plaly CtwrrADelyiey «Cancan Eta
harAn serrates d diplu-
33y1
ma an sesd Saolied=
ied b
905.452 9558, khan
O.C.A C L. Ann Human Re-
twam expaierice and project
tloerces. 39 wtKnlpori St. E..
SALES Ras Sd to schools
ant groups. sdhocl vacau s.
OMrwe. Oinlaio LIN 3v1
RN � ora surgeirif. Ain,
►R AOMMUSTRATOR for Fi-
1453.
nancial Planmrg orf" Good
hart school uih-268- Fla
laws. cap t OOp 268-1250.
Wommilb" Skills;
ONawa. Ontano LlN AS
Experience prefer. mad
CHAWC rill, P for Duey
a1domob" shop
rtshap Money Coaetpes.
Ind P.S. BaM b SL kale
1627 D.I St E . whitDy.
assixtee colors and Sita
Mom S21.96(sm. Unibrms
LN 2M9 or Fax (gosi 436 7331
Cost~
simile an asset. Pum to re-
On 2200 BAdk Rd N. Piclk-
PART TIME
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
Ideal for
homemaker
or second income.
Good wages.
Car required
Contact Peter
966.66-2445
E_. 224.
HAIR STYLIST
WANTED
required for busy salon
N Bowrnanwit. HOIMty
-
Wald plus COrt1111iSSiDa
and bendfds,
Please phoele
Barb 623-66" 3-66 Loy at
FORT UK on call lerillst's
is
anew num NWAby -
ay 5-3. call
b�
69 Comm icial'V-
AAOL
TELBNMMMIIEUv EASY MOW -Y. SalaryWA
bows: kat paced tin In
dtu111 *Ili d
� �-p
ferrel. Cal Debbie
0068.
NEW/ COSINES Cly 25-
`
35 hirs. exhiffing
SOW rWdfIiperi Sri Dr -
)°
Palm" MSPOFAiw
UL SaW aero. b P
790 .On L9P IN2
°iiYM REOtIM® with
r
C=S=.
Appy in person
a - -Ando
-lanes Sialon Well-
a 1 )0 Roseland Rd. E.
430-M
TELEMARKETWO OPPOR-
TIRE NEWS ADVERTISER is
looking for adult carriers to
deriver papers and flyers door
10 door Friday's only by 6:00
PM Must have own vehicle.
cap 905-683-5117
TME NEWS ADVERTISER is
looking for Kids to deliver pa-
lors and �
,our times awee k by 6:00 PM
I n their rtmods. can
905383-511
WORK AT HOME - assent.
filling our products. Start im-
requires
AZ Drivers
2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp.
Home Every Weekend
Satellite Dispatched
Competitive Rates
Benefit Package
Paid YN rect Depositryan
NT OWK-CLASS A and a
lube4l 6 tiller technician.
Full-time. must have experi-
ence for ngjer fire and auto
center in Oshawa Pkau cap
905-7283221.
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS.
Must have carpentry• rough
and line skills. DrywaVtapirg
skills. Willing b work oro N
town, Fax resume to. 905.436-
9314
FULLY LICENSED Electrician
wanted. full-time to run serv-
medatey free into. paclk- AUTOMOTIVE TECNMICMM, 5 ice truck Must be responsi-
aqe call 24 hrs. toll-free 1- years experience with i A ere. Clem. personable with
888.771-7409. license. Full-time from end Dostlne andude and able to
WORK FROM NONE- Part•work with minimal super.
time. full-time, health industry, exDerrerhce a etas. Please vision. Good wages with rep•
5800-S3000. Free Booklet reSORItS to (905)427-3180 or utable company and fnendy
416.631-4925 0 log onto:call (905)683.9040, work environment. Please
www.hbn.com access code lorward resume to: 905-725-
5876 (required) 1994.
1 1 of . Help 1 office Help
Hft
OFFICE PERSONNEL
A head office move to Ajax has created an opening
for a local person in our office staff. Preference will
be given to individuals with proven computer skills.
Please fax your resume to:
Chemwise Inc. at (905)428-9685
135
child worker Goal to nNp
teach organized behavioral
Drogram for 2 1/2 year old
with PDD To inquire pleau
CA 831-7690
MARINE UPNOLSTEIIEII for
rntenors arta boat tops re-
goired. Minimum 3 yrs. ex -
Must be +*Ing to
work to r particular sixi
capons °Trrarsportaponand
Drivers ..' I t a ow.
Pyne CA 985.8507. ask for
Glen or send resume b' Port
Auto Glass'
wy
1575 H.
7A Perry Ont. L9L 1B5.
MCIVAK. till time or Pat
time wanted Call 905 -8452-
4W -or 905452-2291
mw wtLMR$ MEOUMED
Expenencepprrcekrred Reply to
Fat 1302 =This Mi>eMk
BOOKREEKVMCEPnOWT
°0. Box 481. Osnask on -
required for aaomooW repair6 UR N
FAX
.rib. LIN 7L5.
tacYity Must have fteendly
O.A. inspector for CNC Ma-
ldfp1 a a manner Pkeese tax 5794218
Chine S!" Must lag ex-
raumt DetvNten 4pm lopm b
°eraw" in ISO 9000. can
(905)430.9981
read drawinp. uee mdagw_
and Saturdays.
1 S" I
ing tools
10r s5.000.
$4 6)
Sadm HeplABuies
HW f A IF
GompcAer Skips Fa Rarxirt
avafaW. Alton Rem" 02
3-W"EEL Electric scookif
ro 905 887.5966
SterlingCricket ' b-
ImeN.ekr,, D�wilel
KITCHEN SALES POSITION
Expanding 40 yr. old custom cabinetCLINICAL
Cmc Stfioo 09.0 MO6
manufacturer has immediate olpeninos for
social worker 9
month contract. Apnt a-Jn
Re"Ired Immediately
,INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
....to control and administer all P.C. software (MS Office, Internet
and Lotus Notes) and down load AS400 files to P.C.'s. Basic Net-
working (cabling, network protocois and setup) and AS400 Sys-
tems operations, including query writing, security, file back-ups
and C.L. Programming while maximizing optimum capacity for all
internal customers.
If you have this plus....
• college diploma, specialized computer certificate or
related experience
• good communication and math skills, accurate record
keeping
• ability to work flexible hours (occasional weekend hours)
We offer you a competitive salary and the opportunity to work
within a progressive energetic environment.
If you are interested in pursuing this position please forward you
resume, with salary expectations, to -
IDEAL INDUSTRIES (CANADA), INC.
33 Fuller Road
Ajax, Ontario
L1 S 2E1
Fax: (905)683-8627
Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted
KOZY NEAT FIREWOOD, ex-
ce 1pn very best quality hard-
wood, guaranteed extra Iwq
time fully seasoned, cut 6
split. Honest measurement,
tree delivery. 905-753-2246.
ENOS wom PRODUCTS.
truck wad of kgs. Buy now.
Ready for next year. Sea-
soned cut and spNt Ready to
ban. (905) 852-75M
FOR SALE
Cut, Split k
delivered.
$50/ face cord
while supplies
last. Call Jerry
(905)619-1363
Kozy Fast Firewood, excellent
very best quality hardwood•
qwranteed extra long time
luny seasonal. cut and split.
honest measurement. free
delivery. 905 753 2246.
ROKA LUMBER, est 1961.
4'x8'x12• - $64 4'x8•xl6• -
$69. Discount on full bush
cord. Free Delivery Oshawa
area. Buy Local 8 Save Bp
Savings. Days: 705-277.3381,
too free from Oshawa: even-
ings.905-434-6665.
1 Sagan
cones
KELVINATOR range, good
shape Best offer. Call 426-
3634
■ ■ Daycare Airai401e
Ardefes
1for
REQUIRED
couch. 2 love sans and a
Inicians
10 PIECE OAK dining room
Set. including server, hu",
Installers
' 46 a%h% in a
io Drive Clean
191li0n. � Tar.
Dealership.
11 PC. Gum Anne. solid
and Saturdays.
`r""moa room,
rer. ba Costs
refit package.
10r s5.000.
$4 6)
5,
726•
avafaW. Alton Rem" 02
3-W"EEL Electric scookif
Week,
SterlingCricket ' b-
RESPONSIBLE MOMS Cmd
chargn. Excellent
�Ilt. L1 H 7L5
Cmc Stfioo 09.0 MO6
crus b t0 yrs. CPR. Crgto-
Mad
� 12
plaly CtwrrADelyiey «Cancan Eta
to " Who Slocker
080
orw r1_xe9
■ ■ Daycare Airai401e
4-FUCE lr*q room sal
are L CPR Strada i kifirst
provided Can Arhdrea 619
couch. 2 love sans and a
CREATIVE LEARNING env,-
Com. immacdate, rieiitral
ron.100 funAwng mom car
"clow. one altar old. 5850
,ng for 1, .. i ages 2. 02
was $1700 new. 905420-
s -curt holm almonnient
2923 South ftlie^^g,
Music. crafts. story, onto.
6 PCE. ANTIQUE said oak
fenced
F SII-YaM/ W after
dining room suite. veldt w _
school and 114" WA care
ttanq 5900 or bat elver:
(905) 426-1299 ager 6 p.m.
avafaW. Alton Rem" 02
cap b alkane interview
5094611
AUDIO VIDEO EOUIPMENT.
RESPONSIBLE MOMS Cmd
Warehouse hquirptgn, twiers.
rte. 10 yrsexjxmerice NIM-
amps -wave CD players.
Cai>K1M diets. hrrnMaOks.
crus b t0 yrs. CPR. Crgto-
Speakers, DoMy-dig Pro4W
plaly CtwrrADelyiey «Cancan Eta
.
k Nome MM,tanmtm syrf-
tph Prorpe iieividual. NM 905 663-0352. 4a1s 50%. packages
f30 -70'K retaM. for
G.. qpN �. 1 Dwiasl et 1 Dsntsl M JUST IKE NMI L°viq Dist ftYclr°ih bow of prima!
eilliivakho M the atoremen- CMO care avadable on Dela- 300lttdiages. (90b1579-OB93
trope ritireildrs lofrerd hey NAW) ECE dagrtt a rots
rewahes re
Miran Sell W=11.6:
son. Executive Director, 777
SINi St. S OShM LIN
ane and cosmeticady onen-
tated smaller general ON"
pracDce in Oshare reouies a
OUTSIDE SALES PERSINI
SkiMbd
are L CPR Strada i kifirst
provided Can Arhdrea 619
RfpMREO. Growuig nouslr*
NW
doral team. Perspective CLP
a safety supply company
CARPET! - lots N GMPK
aims must be dynamic,
lookung for aggressive set
CLASS A Heavy truck amt
li c , , and oulgoi g. Expen-
1111110110valled Person
coach gwmpaii
Once Abeldent be
thim Expen ince in in�dstn�al
Crass. story hme. ninsic, nu
PIe tax resume
safety safety supply held wrid d be a
cap b alkane interview
b (905)576 -0937 -
great asset. Please form
(9051831-3656
PNNy yNNE Flexible PO.A1
TERS 191 Clementsresume Ia. Fill-
CAO OESNLNEN Pickering
C.D.A for busy faimily D t
Pkkaiig. Ontario uW
firm requires cetyl 0�pr�er
ria n
95-
33y1
wiMi strong R/4 skips. Ra-
905.452 9558, khan
Installer las custom made
windoday
twam expaierice and project
852-3131.
SALES Ras Sd to schools
ant groups. sdhocl vacau s.
MaugemoM skills an asset.
Fa raUwa to (905) 837-
RN � ora surgeirif. Ain,
No summers off. SIM Pim
1453.
_h send reserhe
b Fife / 311, P e Box ame
hart school uih-268- Fla
laws. cap t OOp 268-1250.
CLASS A LICENSED ME-
ONawa. Ontano LlN AS
lave pimp wimber and area
code.
CHAWC rill, P for Duey
a1domob" shop
TWO INELE SCRUB SETS: in
Ind P.S. BaM b SL kale
enviuskuw And
assixtee colors and Sita
Mom S21.96(sm. Unibrms
SII
Cost~
simile an asset. Pum to re-
On 2200 BAdk Rd N. Piclk-
of -
irst
AXWO POWEMED sue
are L CPR Strada i kifirst
provided Can Arhdrea 619
Rosewood t". 10' dni
and 125 rel carp Priced ec
low dealer
3138.(tsp)
cost 5300 Matti
air ant exemise. Limped
CARPET! - lots N GMPK
PICKENIMe e.ack / Be":
a" avieme. (SM) 697.9179
Loving dai le monft io
eEAUTIFUI. immaculi/e 3
12 years. Daily ouhngs
piece oak wall w*. 7/' rah
(t4rked backyard gild pati).
= wide Must set. Cats
Crass. story hme. ninsic, nu
427-1479 call
tr*M MONS L snider First
�T Vi°al
Nd. C.P.R Certified. Ron-
on-
smoking.rtxipts. 9os 12a
KD, KAC[ iron Ca
pedk
1244
t214
flow. queen CLO °at -
trewrame. Never opened.
QUALITY Dayeahm in Leer-
$1.200. swwce 5490.
(416)255-025,
Yli
poole antra area. smokt-
� �-t �.� i
free. child daycare 0mi.
KNNNL Cat the niedfe man.
itanVdhodCPR. fahced yard.
Installer las custom made
windoday
hips. nutritious
vereba h. Sh�WkrS e
mals/snaas. Ref" CPS
awigbk Cathy
mita. (4/6)227-7777 or
upon request•
('905)-420 2400.
(90 41�00T1 or t-6ee-369-
0565
RELMKE 000*nod day-
CARPET eNOMa. 100%.
CM in my Smoke-free Mme.
VON thick. pl°slL stain re -
CPR V*W, no Pols. Day
sistant carpel. For 3 rooms,
outings. Cbu to Vargint UAF-
only $369.00. Price irhdrets
Ind P.S. BaM b SL kale
30 Sit yds canpp, ddm pad
sive b 905 43p99B3Ike tlarsrs►. ( OWM A ddb Ah �e 'jd� C.S. DildwGierkoma. aid :ataKation in your home.
427-4M- (9051637-5111. Free quNogafon . in your ImW
No iiMtteft, no paymnM Per
_ _ re - 1 TEtW BEAR No Dayrxe
EUEKESe TONKEN care rt-
gifrtd 6-9pr. M°nmi
how. I iolvIs pick* from
br � 6th Mites Poem
AjlKS19-1426
L -M Prip"MIN kege
NaelAw area. Yoafrrl
smake.CAN 0 -3873 er. nioeF
TWO MWESSMK taaiy
seeks On -ad or Grein nary
for 3 yew old. Pin house -
sane evalk qs Hours 7megareedd.
Ajax. Call (416)BW3074,
(906)666--0262 oda 7
full
Pootfdts bks N activities.
(906
one yon; Darrel, 1•a0O-
217-0104.
am Lord
School, Smom-ba, irk of
craft. st0eret, Diongs. Irak
866dn qp Linda at � a n. �wewe•
supw
5.
air ant exemise. Limped
CARPET! - lots N GMPK
nrmbM. first old, CPR. ex-
100% nylon, new am W
anleed. Cam Lake for ydw fr.e t,
estimate, 905-431-400
CBS" rdennas receipts.
lease spelt on harxf, I will
Liver" and Finch. 831-
CUM 3 rooms, 5341. Price
or
416.622-M.
9575
mdrdet Capel, premum pad
_
ddv-
Nal. free "on" I6
i i ".- 7 = A' , ; _ _ ..
- ..
Norman 616-2314.
� �-t �.� i
DOM'T CUT saw or weed
CARPER SKE: Lok el oar-
gadals again Call Sooty at
852J376
pets, 100% nylon slap re
p
nae. CapN 3 moms $339.
_
NIELYN.E, hardworYirtO liraSil.
>
s:
tii&W wo S" truck seek-
P Pad and
rag flip of part-time wenn
ton. Free etll
Cash prderred. Cap Glean
9 7980
�• Serving and
Ing am Saar 905-
}`
pm. )57 (et Wwlp)
a oowm AFFORDAKE Daycare pyo- AFFOVAkIM OAYCANIE in a Ibnae 6861772. ? _
eider by an ECE amOier, who my haat. tem am or pot CARPET AN VNIYL - Carpet k,
ls *0 Buenit in ASL (Need- lime, sly ageAFFONVALIE OATCANE, ex- can. near Rahn- Intra loons, 30 square yarls,
sillift Lan.). in six°It and Roupnd. mint,• WANTED �OuMv in from 5329 inWNed. 1 wap cis•
6LM>Y.
tiisor tdempteB6a
am Lord
School, Smom-ba, irk of
b
OMOOOr dC. BllkMt
866dn qp Linda at � a n. �wewe•
supw
c tomer ym best Code by lox.
Gua' 11
°° wap p
t Oonlaes.land
SELL IT NOW CI4LL 683-0707request.
„ A 30;; , Wav,
dtif In private Ilorp,
Cal Cally al Pinerldpe Rocklin
anleed. Cam Lake for ydw fr.e t,
estimate, 905-431-400
. - _.Call
a rAm. (WMW N. am)
Can. 9 5 (905)-M- 918
or
416.622-M.
_
p t :.( � `1• .i � idx �. q. � f 1 t•�i
i i ".- 7 = A' , ; _ _ ..
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PM ADVERTISER FRIDAY g001 0_FWWy fix 19" PAs# 2p A11P
1 • r 1 Art lee or .
S/le Safe s l Arls i CMb 1 1• 1 1ub�MTh�We� !i 1 1IN sob
peleAmeme or all erbmems a 1 drew a 1 oww of
ANTIQUE FURNITURE SALE
New Inventory Has Arrived!
Saturday (10-5), Sunday (12-4)
9 Piece Oak Dining Set, Oak Pedestal Table
& 6 Chairs, Buffet & Sideboards. Chaise
Lounge, Unique French Painted Bed Set,
Teacart. Flat to the Wall. Tables, Chairs,
Collectibles and more...
.Many Prices redraced for this weekend sale!
,Antique Discoveries
Al Old (Highway
2 n 683-8243
�11ax (Highway #2 near Church)
COMPUTER FACTORY. Blow-
out Amazing 1 yr no pay-
ments then $16/wk (oac). 300
Mhz loaded. printer. monitor.
ntemet. software arta more.
Free scanner. delivery and
setup 1-800-515-5545
DIAMOND RING. Centre dia-
monr rounds and baguenes
on sides. 1 51 crt.. appraised
568500.. seg $2.000 905-430-
FIREWOOD for sale $15. for
pickuptruck load. First come.
first served Ex -army ht
duty tarps. approx 8 x 35.
Great for cars. boats, tarminq
etc 545 each 1905) 852-2033.
FRIDGE. STOVE . washer&
dryer 3 complete s. Will
ets,
split op. approx 5 yrsold
very dean and Otbd w0
condition. Fridge and stove
$650.00. Washer and dryer
$450 00 Call 436- 6018
FUR COAT - Beautiful cho-
colate Drown cast lengthsize
10.12 Appraised at $9500.
sacrifice at 55000 (705) 786-
00891snp)
GRAVELEY Sad• 12 hp elec-
hic start tractor. (400 hrs). Cite
28' snowblower. 30- mower,
and Wall MWW. $2.600 rum.
Telephone (905)66--5504
GUN
SHOW
SUN. FEB. 28
8 int. -noon
PlI KERING
CIVIC COMPLEX
VALLEY FARM RD.
WEST OF BROCK
RD. JUST SOUTH
OF MY 2.
905-UM181
4AY FOR SA1 F t9 95 -
-t
-t Aul deliver within SIN -
rounding area. outside area
to Cal (705) 357-
HAr FOR SALE. spare bald
S2 50-$3 50 per bye. Delhery
available. 905-852-3463
KING BED x -thick OrOWpmdk
F "'NIOD. SW and frame. $lim
in plastic. COSI $1.700. S40
$675 (416) 255 -OM
Mom - moo no Organ .
Wood cabinet double key-
board, full loot proal. si$1.200.
neutral ovam diesterheW
OW -4457W401141111. $850.. (905)
MTD. ndug lawn mow". 12
1'p 38 -cut, $650. 1 vikinq
electric 1311 WINDOWS :�;�t2 Above
adi
at in good condition. call 905-
987-3586
PIANO TECHNICIAN available
lot tuning, repairs, and pre-
PlItChm COMaultabon on aft
makes a models. Co Bare a
905-427-7631.
PWW*SLUDFMM
CLOCKS. Huge seleCbon 01
new and red panos. New
thigitall Oi•fioS 1 $895 and
op Rem to own. 100% of
AN
a,q payments 'ol°D'''. Also a
docks from 5995 agdW�C�ar
1ELEP PW40 433-1491,
POOL TABLE. 4-1/2x9. sora
Oak, black, 1, SM. Ma0"r
pockets. New felt balk, VAS -
Worth MM nifle Sd $?ZOO.
Ppbl table kg1N, Maki Mo
$'DO. Al (906)985.3820.
POOL TABLES. 8' rid 9- Slide
billiard tables for safe. CN
905-420-6113.
OU.
now
model 21122 ndlldnp test
cud (aft channots gli m) view
Over 800
installation avaifebk. ��
(9C5) 725-0196, (905) &-6-
9996
REMT TO OWN APPLIANCES.
ar
b22%
anarecottdwdonled, fuN
905.283-6369 1 8p0796
5502.
SOLID POE diningingom so,
b9e stove wast& *W
3 k•dten salt. Toolift photo
Copier, apartment silt Wall-
er. dryer, 24' almaMd Stove.
Car 721-M
J
HANK'S APPLIANCES Sales/
Service/Parts Large selec-
tion of new/used parts targe
Selection of New a Used W
pliances. Washers $99/up.
Dryers 5125/up stoves $99/
up. frost -free Indges S150/up
Financing available OAC Up
to lyr warranty 426 Simc-
ST S (905,728.4043
PINE/OAK FURNITURE We
are pious to announce our
25th ANNIVERSARY .. Our
table a Dining Room sale
ends Sal Feb. 27. Buy
now and dont pay for 90 days
0 x. OAC.. We also have...En-
tertainment units. Home of-
fice. Kitchen. Bedroom and
Custom Designs our Cratts-
men have been handbuiiding
the highest quality solid pine
a oak furniture since 1974
Drop in and see our State of
the An woodworking facility
and let us slow you how fine
furniture is made. -There is
No Substitute for auali-
ty-. __..Traditional Woodwork -
L115 North Port Road
React Rd) Pon Perry.
85- 8774 www.traf ition-
aM•000wWkuigpt.p
TORO snowblower 5499.
fridge brand new $499. organ
$200. good caldltion. Piano
bench. antique $200. rowo
ink table $15C. trader B'x4'
55000 old piano 5500. 355-
USED FRIDGES $195 / up
.ed
.:sed ranges $125, up us
IWirs9125/ up. used wash-
1
iip, now and used
oil operated washes and
.ryes at low prices. New
o9md ramie ►ridges $480 and
o. new 30' rarhges with dock
'id wirhdow $430 Wide se -
"Cion of other new and used
100111Cys. Call us today.
Stephenson's Appliarcts.
Saws. Service, Parts. 154
entre St. Og•mW905) 576-
1448
WHITE STORKCRAFT crib
5100 Radnder changetable
S25. Baby ENararknerd Cao-
ire $100 ROW Price 3 in 1
playpen $75 Cal 666 5175.
WOODWORKERSII Slops•
m th mark 'J with ba XWW
New costs $4000 . with Sem for
52000 New 5000 was fonda
Dieu) Generator . $3500 Pao
Kiln dried red oak lumber Cam
Dale 905-965.1559
GARAGE door repairs. broken
springs. cables. roma. tipe -
up to 40% off
wm4s.acrylics,
books, crafts,
WHITEVALE
CRAFTWORKS
485 Whitevale Rd.,
(905)294-1912.
nurs-Sat IOam-spm
Sun I -Spm
: 1 lost a
Found
FOUND - sterling saver bra-
celet, approx. 1 12 ago,
Ajax location 'Kevin- on from
and r on back Owner may
Contact 426-1839
• 1 PesJsipgiov
Board,
HAY FOR SALE. Square a
Round bales First and second
cut Call(905)642-)393
FREE to a good home, killer)
7 month old female. all ac-
cessories spayed and de-
clawed 665-0308 Call after
6p In
AM. COCKER PUPS, male/
female biack beauties, shots.
dewormed, vet cert Home
raised. Dom Jan 1/99 $400
Call
(905)578-0048 )576-4103 or
1 1 lomobiles
for Safe
1982 CAPRICE CLASSIC
170K Strong engine Body
fan $550 as is 905-723-
2351.snp
1985 CHRYSLER New Yorker
rebuih motor marry new parts
at options. $950 or best otter.
4264299 after 6 p in
19-2 JETTA automatic.
200 OOOkms BC car. eco-
Moancal, $1000 certified. Cal
725.1007
19" PONTiAC SUNBIRD.
Hwy km blue. 4 cyl. 5 spa.
good condition $1500 obo.
Craig
191- PONTIAC 6.000
165.000km New rad, new
Drakes S2 10000 coo! ed Or
best offer 9C5.aW-3581
1981 FORD TEMPO rude. 4
door. certdied. 15C OOOK. ex-
cerem ilahation. Co after 6
P m. weekdays. A day -,it-
ends $2700 0.8 0. Ask lot
Hasid (905)686.3201
1991 ISUZ11 STYLUS XS 4
cylinder. 16 valve. 4 what
dwe brake 300K $SSD as is.
%6-M.235t sop
1912 breft GTZ. whore quad
4. 5 spid. car ps. d pw. sun.
roof. 133 PS CO systems.
asking $6999 obo. Cal Brad
905-666.4093 (snp)
1592 TOYOTA IWO red 5
Speed Sunriot great condi-
tion. W44o and out $6.000
Firm. I.
IIId. Cam (905)-344-
7695
1995 PONTIAC FIREFLY, pur-
ple 2dr, auto. cassette.
1251ms . best otter 1995 Es-
cort GT. red. 2 dr, auto. air.
CO. tilt, cruise, P. mirrors.
111 kms, best offer 723-4687
1"5 PONTIAC SUNFIRE,
mint condition. fully loaded
with CO. only 71.000 X. mostly
highway $11.000 or best offer
Telephone (905) 571-6144 af-
ter 6pm
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt,
bad credit, no
credit. You
FRASER
work? You
1 A,,,d,,,db;
drive! Lots of
• Wanted
choice. Down Of
A a A AUTO- Carl. !fucks
Trade may be
boats We Day up to :10.000
shape. Certified 212.500 Cyt
Cash on the spot Any condo -
Non call
SPECIAL
. any year us any -
time. 24 hours7 days. 30
FINANCE
905-706-5234905�e6 5003 «
DEPARTMENT
Auto Fyn: few evefytfkrq, verryy ,inn„
1 A/C
SHERIDAN CHEV
CASH FOR CARS1 we buy
used vehicles vetnGes must
905-706-8498
27 pa 5 or`re ome i0o Call
95 Lumina LS loco-
!977 only Ford Bronco (Bun March 15190519835152
ed MPV 38M v6. green.
SaYIY SI East Apx at
AJAX - ONE BEDROOM,
bright brand new luxury base-
ment apartment, bving/drmng,
kitchen. one minute to 401
and Hwy /2 POO all nndu-
sive March Ist. Credit check a
must (9051619-2999
AJAX NEWLY RENOVATED
one bedroom basement
apartment, separate entrance.
parking cable. fireplace, a/c.
4 pc bath. close to all 60Nmameni-
ties $on . Istlta1. aval-
able March Ist, Call Ed (905)
428-7737 Cell Number (4161
875-4844
AJAX. 2 bedroom basement
apt close to Go Bus/Train.
separate entrance able.
stove. fridge Nc pets/smok-
ng4$650 ao inclusive. plecall ase
77
AJAX. immaculate large
bright 1 -bedroom walkout
basement apartment, scab en-
tranceparking
56 . utilities in-
cluded 75/month Available
April 1st Suitable for male
professional 683-8623 after
m
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. in
Whitby Apt budding. sDa-
cious. carpeted. newly pain-
ed. with balcony. dose to bus
5"OPPag• all utilities included.
hrSUlast required, no pets. 1
«o
bedroom $690. 2 beom.
$$790Cal
34b�� $890
BEAUTIFUL :994 ccolr.
MURAD AUTO SALES BASEMENT apartment. phone.
Town Car White, ram white
T,,,rys able Included Share kitchen.
le~ erthnor Sunroof. toed
1SaN laundry. South Ajax. steps to
luxury car AK Options. Weal
'us plan SM, Kdrah Aval-
19U f-150. x,' able March 1st RrsWst. re1-
shape. Certified 212.500 Cyt
aryl r,ar,-
erences. Call 619-1474.
ed 8x4 ext cab. warm ap.
Kirk of Hope at 666-0570 or
261 4387
nm condition. mug be seen. BEAUTIFUL 900sq' 2 story
heated leather seats. ninon-
Certified Call 905.668-6695 one bedroom. apartment
CERTICAA NAS OVER 40 FINE
Auto Fyn: few evefytfkrq, verryy ,inn„
1 A/C
RECONDITIONED AUTOS
Non-smoker S750/momn
q n uhtibes included Taunfory
NOW ON SALE. EG. NEW AR-
RIVALS.
WANTED PAP ; to 1976 a '4ry35/115. Oros. Available
95 Lumina LS loco-
!977 only Ford Bronco (Bun March 15190519835152
ed MPV 38M v6. green.
Wagon, 985-3183.
$2.000 tun only $13.500 91
MOCK RD,~ 2. Pkka-
Jxnmy. 4 Or. spotless. 225ks
Motorcycles in large one bedroom base -
57700: 87 Cavalier. good car-
mkw am" large rix in kitch-
lfled veh car $2000. 95 ASVD
1979 NO HARLEY DAVIDSON en, Parli able, prtgle en-
AWD loaded. 69.000 kms
Rtgid U cubic Inch. snovei t re. $675 includes every -
sharp Try $13.50096 Suntve
head. n,., grow" op Ex- t0. Non -Smoker Available
coupe. red. 5 Speed. air.
t:a
COWK Wdm $10.500 WWW*Mly 1905)686-0512
61.000 kms. $9.995. 95 Can -Call
Dave 434-M t
MOOKLIN, lust redemraled.
van. 3.3 v6. loaded. quids.WIN
11-.000 kms. $11.995. 96
�O-motes 2 bedroom apartment. 4 ai
Cmkr Coupe. goid. hint.
owners. $745 W mo. plus
97.000 kms, car. tub. $9.500
1993 SKI -000 TUNDRA - ex- ^roro Close to schools aro
9+ Geo. 4 dr. auto. pt rttd.
teuen coition. $1800 Cal Shopping Available now
428-6190 (905) 655-5539
super saw $3.300_ 95 Lrmna
Na, 4cyVAMo. $4.990.
L S sedan. loaded. bwO tilt.
• 1 1 Aperome of . 1 1 Allererieb r
am. beauty. •Nat $10.995.
van. 7 paWaido. $5.990.
90 Probe. v-6. loaded. auto.
156.OWk May more to
''0°°'"'" super car. "°w
WINDJAMMER
$4.995 firm 93 LWOM APV.
O.A.C. Wf loafers
1oi0id Pretty. t60 °0°
APARTMENTS - AJAX
tins saw 57,750 96 Grand
e $
Ala« 905 MI6 5512.
Prix SE. leaded. fire mist.
33 & 77 Falbv crt.
90.000 M k" i °N' $Owo
1998 DOrsita. air. aAO.
2 & 3 Bedroom apart -
149000 km. $3.995 Cafica
ments. Includes
Auto Conte. 155 King Su
reasonable offer. 434.2775
West at Miaowm MaII. oswa
fridge, stove, broadloom,
us.579-ZM OPEN SUNDAY
t • ' a B
IAA TUUH AU
579-4218
[. is
230 230 230
WILL PAY FACE VALUE
PLEASE CALL BRUCE DANFORD
e'OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK"
905-579-4400 EXT. 2207
ANTIQUES?AO$WM Ad-
vice- ahvays "haw usualy
ba! PwdUSMO outright. a-
ntes w/some am*ue com-
aft. (no kmf 10 WW cow
sidered), cdlections of any,
sort dpa m6a Of sngw an-
tique an. Special w -I II in
Mn n r M11 PC". Ill by 10 it -
Wild 10 all V•e en. Rut"rt
Bowen Anbq=- BroohNn.
OnWW (905055 8019. Mx
(905)655.5501
CABN OM DEALS. We Buy.
Soft, i Mae! Pay hip OAK
for op *=. 11O= ad"
video. car aleft, bots. CO's.
movies, games, (ROW, dia-
RIw105, fu n ulm, appliill n -
(W5)433 -1765 906571-2274
(9051666.0004• (pret er aft
NNns in wodong order)
Will= - NOT WNW" i
SOMBISMOO box. dinky.
model ars, and otlia ami
m100we toys. Call 263-2061
rienk p! sop.
LOOMMC to, COM10h and
drws in neutral C*M Must
be in good wrldlioR. 432-
8024 A* 6:00 P.M. (stip)
win= - PARTS lir 1976 i
1977 Only Fad BrOW (M•
Wagon). 985.3183
WANTED SINN rowed top
eXICi-wfe nacho" vendo 44,
and any old wa cafe signs
It. (416) 499-3761
/1 S `
telt
11 for Sell@
1993 C&OW Eldorado Tour -
MRCIELI AM
IS*
Coupe. Metialousy
SATES. Best Prigs n Da-
M1laimalnled 300 horseporler
lam . Ar CtrtNled ants solidNorthstarerhgrMie
with only
wtm 1 yew FREE fowled Pow -
110.000 Ian. Flay loaded with
entrain Warranty. 1990 Ply -
heated leather seats. ninon-
I MUM Sundaoa. 4glnif0.
MO' a CD playa. Wilique Car
S2,990.. 10.ODM 1990 Pon -
in mom comilmon i isidt a Mo.
Stitt under wamagry lir 2
.
fix GraWAm. 4 cylraUN air.
MUM $ttveMdigs
_
MIS-
obo11111119
905.404-6114
San SMM 4WVaAO. $3.490..
only.
168,ODW 1991 Ford Escort.
New one bedroom basement
2drW. $3.990. 117.000k.
"Bill CABAL" AS wit. 2 d.,
Plymouth Smda-.
6 cYM1da1, 5 sped. $4995.
4cylit1992
$3.990. 170.000k
91 REGAL CUSTOM 4 dw 6
991 Ford EilplorerlXlT, 4x41
11991 Fold
cyllinfl•X a•t•' air, $53150. 92
auto. $6.990. 21a.000k.1991
DELTA ROYALE LS 4 doa. 6
PVW40tp1 Oryapper, 7 play
cylinder, traded. $7450. -a
alb. $5.990, 19B.011 1987
CIERA 4 door, 6 VAnder, auto,
Ford F150 XIWB. 4X41
air, $1996. AN ars -idled
Map?aut•. 55.960. 234.000k.
Waramy awaNW. Call to
1990 Ford AcrosW. ex1114vrd,
appowdmem. Car Not Piker-
Eddie Sam, $5.990.
in 905-427.4987.
11,000Ik.1991 CheiimM Cava -
1995 LVM AML V6, 4 dr. ar
Na, 4cyVAMo. $4.990.
C. pow, pl. WITIL, mint wind-
152,0001I1991 Dodge Cara -
6M. $11.000. antfled 0110.
van. 7 paWaido. $5.990.
831-2720
156.OWk May more to
1!!5 JEI
Chopse haA fwtndnp aal
$10,700.,12 month uninOW
O.A.C. Wf loafers
krranty. 1994 PONTIAC
m warranty.
6 1
•rAWRoad$1.000. 160 Dowty
SUNBIRD, $5.295.. 12 month.
Ala« 905 MI6 5512.
wdimited km warranty. 1988
/9$4 PONTIAC SUNHRE.
BERETTA 53.195.. 12 month
We. only 35M km., 4 d.
12.000 km warrny. 1991
auto. laded. $12.900 Or best
NISSAN STANZA 53.995.. 12
reasonable offer. 434.2775
maim 12.000 lin warranty.
DEALER Days (905) 960-0074
t • ' a B
of MghtS (705) 277 3250 sip
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686 -OMS
or visit us at:
www.bigfoil)t.com/-highriser
1 and 2-EDFANM available
March i st Located at 946
Mason St and 350 Malaga
Rd. Oshawa Start $60N
p
mo/mh a xncgisive Ib en.
Cam 576-6724 wtybme
LIV MML TINCH area. 1 -
bedroom basement apart-
mpht. 4 appliances, separate
entrance, sett -contained air.
$700 inclusive Available .m-
meoiatety Cali (905)831-
7524 evenings. Days
(416)564-7224
2 MONODY. famiyrow big
kHchen, sip. N*X=. pose
10 8rodtl0elbrooR, PiCkMilq.
bralabw MMdt 1st Car
666-5763
A MT SEEI Ground notor
wWA Luxury opal t1 1 -
HIO• Idlk"1L 2 be*ooM. air.
laundry. 5995. Would slid
couple. Cam 611 WOR
A-1 Available Mrd1 151, two
btdnoom apt Parking and
wordy. 401.8580
CENTRAL WHITBY - SrZ
2 bedroom pus den "clan
quiet tri-pkil Available March
1. MO. also large one bod-
room, private ermance. Apel
1. $625 incl all ukl 263-4125
CLAREMONT. k•nuy loft
apartmerx, one bedroom. Sap-
arale enoran s, parking. single
person. no smoker/pets. $550
pus Available Immedi8kly
1905)-6649.1917
COUNTNr APL 2 bedrooms.
10 miles from Oshawallow-
munvdle. garage. paved drive.
Avail March,t, No POS.
$725 al inclusive. aN 905-
263-2089.
NAIMOINIVM:W Apatmems.
now to" 1 and 2 bedroom
aputmaas. La►g•and
Chill. Sual
or*i $ .00
per MONK ail ndusive (Ili
H). Cal John a Janice at
1905W6,7390 or papa I72o-
7 6 for your privllt Showlg.
LAME CIM 1 bedroom
S.Aiai• Quiet area faced
Separate "trance.
at-ift Win. to
Ovid watlNlg noor-Smoker
Ne pas. Arsblut.
5526. message
Furnished with ala
tepfel'e, ea -
in kilct"n,patio.
bell bwdry�parldng and
bus SIM y door $SSD &W
last. Phone 7261007.
NEW BM I NOW. 2 bed -
taw Row " *L. hot bit
LVAIWY. separate atrm=.
UxbWde $975. achusive
awN. WNW. 852-M
NEW PN to: -- Dasenlf"t
apartmat. 1-bedMom, avat-
able Malde 1sL Separate wt-
. I
rraa anew all, aew. Ngo-
smoket dose to bus stop.
5850 aN ndlusM. Call
(SO)8B--8881.
Rem
Rem
Rmm
OSHAWA 2-bdr-S650 and 3-
ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING
WHITBY, 3 bedroom town-
bdr-5680 w/ basements and
6 months free, then own a
house, available April 15
bedrooms upstairs. Pay your
house from $550/monih Bill
$950/monm. ncltides water
own hydro and gas No pets.
Roka Coldwell Banker (905)
and electricity. Stove includ-
Available April 1st and June
728-9414
ed. Close to schools Call
1st. 725.0798
3 bedroom. 2 12
1905)683-8797 after6pm.
PICKERING, executive nome
baths. 4 appliances. foisted
, Spay
New one bedroom basement
basement, patio. fenced yard.
pMt
apartment, working person,
close to all amenities. Avail -
washer drys. able. hat.
male preferred. Parking. call
able. May 1. $1.295 plus. 905-
NAIL STATION for rem in busy
anytime (W.)-420-8376
428-8543
toning and taming salon 436 -
BRIGHT 2 BRDM bsmi apt.
AN EXCELLENT opportunity to
9303 Denise
$765 Pickering Non-
own. no down payment. yen-
, 1 Ruane
smoker/pets. Separate en-
dor assistance. Why rem
Rem
trance Close to 401/shop-
when you can buy? Complete -
ping. 1st and last required
ty rebuilt. 2 -bedroom bunga-
2 BEDROOMS for 1 person in
Available immediately 619-
low. possible 3rd -bedroom
Pickering condo clear Go Sta-
9112
down, has garage, close to
tion Cable, parking 839-3588.
ONE BEDROOM
PitsSMALL &R Richard-
on
s. Realty -Set.
Realty -Net (905) 433-
AMX/WESTNEY-HEIGHTS
apartment. laundr/, parking
79449
Iwo rooms available m large
all utilities. 5500 per month,
4 bedroom Immaculate. tam-
Ismst, no pets. ph" (905)
BROOKLIN LARGE FARM
:ty home: parking. main floor
576-8675
home 51500 /monm circular
laundry, residential area Ideal
SPACIOUS well-maintained 2-
3 bedroom apts Avail at 900
arca 888 Glen St. Some with
walk -m closets, pant provid-
ed Close to schools shop -
Ping Centre. Go Station Utili-
ties included Call 728-4993
driveway. Hwy. 012 Call for professional/commuter
(905)-427-6095 after 8 p m Available immediately (905)-
OSHAWA - BEATRICE arid 619-9219
Prison 22W sq h 3 Dedroom.
2 baths. Iaccum. executive 2
Storey with One bedroom
apartment (rented). $1050
^, ut I A
LIS i nits vailable April
t1CYAWA s! _ (905) 987-1005
Bcght, sGac,cs 2 8 3
G'r apt: tilities incl
CIOSe to sC Is, Shop-
P, and 401. Transit
ght past your door. For
aCpT Call
(905) 721-8741
rwo BFDRnOM
kncrer dmnmg room. lir:ng
room. 4pc bathroom No-
pers. For further information
a0 720.0275 or 720-9905 or
723.1647
388 SNKCOE S. Newry reno-
vates 1 -tearoom from 5530
inclusive. lr
Simcoe Gibb area
tsl/last. Available Iris ned
N Skpnen (9051-571-3229
ONE bedroom apt $575 /mo.
plus hydro Starve S of
Moi available lar 1 FirsU
Ia51-Call SIN 436.3217
WHITBY - Senior Apt. Com-
plex One of In I aot avail-
able April 1 Clean quiet buo-
m9. ExCeDOM location. All
glib! w5 uhdw0e0 For apps
all 430.7397..
WHITBY t -bedroom base-
ment apartment arwe dean
No pets/imok.ng separate
timranu lstnast at inctu-
nve 35751 noril Available
April 1st. Cam Cepa 5p m 905-
686.7450 or 905.30-26-4
WHITBY, adult apartment for
m available March i April
'A. ntsly renovated am
'urdw000 11Dds. 1 a 2 Drd-
'uom from 5725 "dudes feat.
-emral au, tawidry Iac"ors,
indge. stove. hydro ofra
riru'ust ft bets references
toured 623-1013
WHITBY - 334 ASH ST. 3
Dedroom upper $900 nciu-
sive Available April 1st
-Ali". parking and cap
planes. Near park and school. Call 666.5475
WHY rem when you aw own
your own how for loss thin
You think"I Cal Dave Hay -
ho* Saes Rep Re/Max
Summit Rely (1991) ltd
905) GW311M or (905) 666-
3211
a 1 Horan
rReN
OSHAWA 2 -bedroom. 2 stor-
ey older semi-detached
house. Simcoe St /401 area
S'ove. fridge included Avail
mmediatety. $725 . utilities
;all 436-M
OSHAWA. 3 BEDROOM
nrme targe rooms. 2 Darns
''nshed walkout bases weflr
ear all amenities 51.050 pus
per Into (905) 472-3713
RENT/RENT TO OWN. nor
less than 5850 per moth.
Mortgages taxes ut i,ues in-
cluded 3 bedroom 1 250 sq
ft. immediate
possession
Call Peter A M) 432'2M
WHY RENT? Owr your own
home With r down layman
Oreery Ipw doer" payment
Call 24hn FREE recorded
message 1.800-335.4925 10
5210 AureW Raswu. Cold -
well Banker R M R Rey ES -
take
344 WAVERLY St. Not".
Oshawa^,Den house !^..s
Sunday 4.
5 own 3 brdroom
brick ting ma" Root SB99/
nsorwh ,rid relg0e t. fridge and
stove available now
w wed
CLAREMONT Fa", IA 604
looking for a 3 bedroom
n0use April 1st omwancy
Car 905.649.1114
WNW "Ont St Cowan.
wanted 2 bedroom Rouse in
Drrmam Region (outskirts
preferred). Pwase car Laura
1-905.935-94M ager 5 p M or
Lew 905728.6336 (sop)
WANTED TO RENT, farm.
house or large tour bedroom
I10m1t Tradesman win fix Arid
now 4 necessary 9M -954 -
AJAX large room, shared
facilities 5350 per month Non
smoker. no pets dose to go
and 401 Available imme-
da1Ny (905)619-28%
AVAILABLE NOW Furnished
room Separate entrance, on -
vale Oath, kitchen. laundry. all
facibbes Prefer quiet working
person. S440/mo. Call 839-
4271 after 6pm
CLEAN
]BRIGHT
HOUSE
''hits. Rd S /401
Room for rent
iuit workingal
Profession
420-0042
COMFORTABLY '.•;n+� ,p
Sta.'s •oorr Kitchen aro
"OY privileges Surf wak-
ing female $75/wrinti East
�on Mrs route 723-
LARGE ROOM. n rooming
house laundry parkshg hxlpt
r rem. shat kitchen am
576--8675 S340/monwfry Call
UVER►OOL RO/BArtr - un.
furnished rooms large
5400. 1 amara 5350 Snare
'arge kdchen a bath Clan
;,est 047 pro" . no
LOCATION
rurned rj�
6ll-,tar front
-Maim Snare oat.
iMkd las of kitchen
.c parking. dba to bus.
nmhediatt occupant
=ekneicts. lot / tut
Yonas: NOUN" can
(!85)839-1366
ROOM FOR RENT Single
non-smoker laundry Dak-
M krst a last. $400immith
Available AAppnM1 1 579-0040
HMuon III, R0.
1335
ROOMS available March 1st
WE BUY HOMES. Dworeft S315monm i S3%monM
being sunt moaW arrows. First and last reputed Use o1
kitchen a boxibom Cama
lob "avers. whatever Re Oshawa loanhon No Pets
rtawn rel OW" 'OOaty Non smokers preferred 571-
knorsintMs. (SM) 686-0635 7193 snp
1 o7r 1 orMes
Ram Bird
SICK OF RENTING2"4W
OWN YOUR HOME - ITS EASY11
w Firat Tarte E3uyr O - Call Mark!
Discha rgod Bankrupt? - Call Mark!
Not Much Downpaym4►nt? - CaN Mark!
Mark offers hortiest. processional.
no pressure Service to help you own a home.
(905) 571-275 c r 1-800.810.6275
?+gSrtes
�i Rmn rk � Ealmkm Lae. x }
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE:'
u Qom( from $7OMnomh
u Not Mon Downpaymovir-
(905) 571-6275
1400-840-6275
Mark Stapley
srs M nk.o kir ewi car r
AM OW N I lave a Ilona
for you 6 milmis Into. From
$500. it=- ngNinmlm
Iron $27.500. grow. Car
KM CoNk. CoWoM Blanker
(905)728 9414.
420 420
1011 SIYC l - STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
U Stove & Refrigerator.
ftrt flClOrs throughout.
Closetschools and sF %
Firom $91O -D0.
Call 905-721-0980.
At OSNM SOUTH 4 bed-
ftlime For
room townhouse dose to
R"
WhOOi5, a wNwig• S1050mo.
$OMTN AAK - Ilea► Lake,
ALL INCLUSIVE. FirstAast,
fwnistled mom wiM pniwk
Availeble MAR 131. (905)579.
balh $400 Ise and last. Non
9966
smoker. I, -my pelt . .
Available i-odiafey. (905)
CAMIMABE HILL TOWN-
427-4058.
HOUSES - 122 COIDorm St. E
boM
Oshawa. 3 bedrooms avail-
/
able Apr. 1. For app. ar
4341!72.
3 EOIIOOr Itot"e in Liver-
ara Pwianlg.
MNB An TOWM.MIE aria
basement. huge 60*Md.
washer drys. able. hat.
Iotmtlotse. GuaOa. 4 amp-
Close 10 Trensponation.
iffier s 5910 . hydro. Call
Avail" imnmU". 905-
721--213.
831-7778.
♦� , .`.�-wT..-..4n-c:l+-.w t]Pw..W....a---.-.sir .
Tx.`.,. ... - .. - '� .J,•Y.}`.S: �.itikt.rlZt'x'.]!'^ "" -.YY ....1. r.il • .
AM POM 26 NEM ADVERTIM PIMMY ED"WK f brie" A 110
Aemm�eHlRlen /ranee ' Oppwln IM N eYwwe okwAbe • 5eevfoi • • twrrioM • • 1 Swieo • • 1 S•ermia�i
A OEM Now. Courbw
area. share all amenities.
Separate telephone available.
Painting, lauldry. $250/month
Call 905133-2379• leave
message"
BOWMANVILLE large house
to share. all amem", laun-
dry, cable. kitchen, parking
Available immed. Call 697-
9836,
Harwood/Hwy 2. basement
room for rem. 5450/month.
Also room for ram $400. Quiet
neighbourhood, use of facilf
hes. non-drinker FirstAast re-
quired 619-0999.
HOUSE TO SHARE- 3 bed-
room centrally located. 5 ap-
pkxrces. close to paw and
bra rove. Sdtable for single
nCant 404 8441.on-smokmp fessiaral.
Aek for Slwre.
Or 726-7178
TWO PEOPLE needed to share
four bedroom country home.
Urge windows facing south.
with a deck around r. laundry
facilities. Smoking, no neigh-
bours. 5 min. WE d Uldindge.
Share rent and utilities. Phone
Mart after 6 p.m. 905-852-
9652
WANTED - 2 single working
rton-smoking women pre-
krred to share immaculate
clean 3 bedroom hoose. $500/
mo. including nrtikoes. phone
Odra. Cable, bus -roue. park -
Ing. WE Oshawa. 434-7693.
MORNING Female seeking
kmae student or profK9onal
to snare furnished 2 bdrm
ksrm apt IAarclt tsl 5300 all
inclusive 1st a W. iron
smoker, 5-q pets Ask tOr
Peary at 436 -OM ship
ONice a
• 1 a
Ream Sow
378 SOFT. MTM. newt'
deccrawd own Mal. AIC and
wanroom. &od 4 south
ora $3e6lm4ndc. Phone (1105)
427-7400.
• 1 Florida
vac. Renta$
CLEARWATER AREA. 3 bed-
room townhouse pod. to= -
ax 68u- prwnMe yard. avad-
Ak Jan 15 10 April 15 For
Into am to wow WrgtOt.
(905)-574-3788
1 1 Rr,rele nlomw
r
AJAX - WESTNEY Heghts
area 1 600 sq tt detached. a•
bre. 3 P as 3 e- mom.
open Concept. I-* room
we beplege Jere cimall.
$warm186.900 d05►42TO (9aw p0yy7-a3M W
pant
GREAT FAMIY "M - Bow -
m anvdle - On quiet Strep.
1.471 M. It, 3 bedrooms. 2 11
2 beets. bw orwit W in
Michell. With walkout to
Iernc. body d. miner shah
nnuAe. on wrnaDe and =I.-
wal air. 5152.900 Call (905)
667-1560
E OSHAWA Sem, immacu-
late 3.1 bed . 1112 6". tin -
ISM Dant.. New brotaoon
close 10
are " 1s
s
$121.900 (WSJ433.0983
00 MORTGAGE PAYMENTS
FOR 5 k MTHtS, After the
own flaw hone far lees mal
$700.00 a wallt all inclusive.
heat. hydro. mes it doesn't
make sass to ram. This 2
bedroom rondo has been
h" painted. level wmd-
ova. mope. aw tove inclnro-
ed 4rick possesssrorr avka -
able Call Rhaga Keenan.
Salt: Represwaa w. Sonars
Group Stara Real$ f. 436
0990 for more dpak.
SROwwoBEErlt, a Plow-
man 1001 Catlin in the woods.
2 -bedroom, furnished on
GLNWM lake. 2 hours north-
east. Indoor plumbnin, solar
and proper energy $19.900.
Connecting to 22 elms. o1
snowmobile trails. Call
(416)444-9919.
0 -ft
to Lend
S50 - $SBM. Advance until
payday/commission or pen-
sion. Answer in 20 min. 665-
1148, 416-296-9902
655-1148,416-296-9902
MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out
of debt quick without going
bankrupt or being gannsheed
Everyone accepted regardless
of credit rating. Call for free
information. 905-576-3505.
Student loans included.
OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT
GUARANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES CHARGE UP-
FRONT FEES. OTHERS
00 NOT. IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT YOU
MYESTIGATE THOROUGH-
LY
BEFORE $GIN116 ANY
CONTRACTS.
• 1 Nongeges,
1 vernee
MORTGAGES - Good. bad and
ugly Financing for any pur-
pose All applications accoo-
ed. Cam Coomm nily Mortgage
Services Corp. (905) 666 -
am
• 1 Brgneee
rtur+iti
36 FT. RETAIL courmer. cww
Oft with sales area and a-
t1a Cc~, Replacenam V*
es appromma" SB.00o
Asking $1.700. Cap (905) 697-
301a.arp
EARN S3.tM M.BM per
week Guaranteed car lease,
go away txlmpt, no me
1 119. 5290 U.S- down. CA
19051 965-2023
MOULD you Yee to tem yon
best a w" income ■a0 Year
wmW M00111e7 I ran Show
rat how Call 905 -W -5e56
1 Lead
mpbm
OGlrawn apwnst h srfs d
kwalY
ti e5- ow WM of Mw M•
s�•weari agFewt it
xkk a4 5-.a ser tw Sa o
r a rerw•wt. gene ant Da•
kCarK�Kw Emma Doom
sr.. tqi = Dnw WNW.
gewr,o urs W
Lml Pmff .
n OLDER LADES - Karnes
a Pmrae Home Phone
m000m. 1-900451-3638 c5-
235. $1 few a map a 16.
T -ma.
ABOVE AVERAGE LOOKING
two m hairgreen eyed. ante
woman w. good choraaer.
ran sm0lcer, dm'or. mlehk-
gent. w o spokan, very dears.
5'1', 102 of enjoys 0
skatug. class" mraic. Tie
saw. soda brows mar, MW
eyed 6' tam whore am With
gaga dwa l r. good looks,
Win add, very clean, irelk
9tn1. well s111 - . good ha-
tnred man for a boning long
tam relationship. Mott be
dose in age. Fnfil iel. etle-
cmwl shame and asntpa W
miagorOmt Cal moon 434-
7366.
wAKu t m vane
tIERNCEI Can 905.683-1110.
Carle a private mail0oa a
bA oewr pens- " as
tree, NO a am Friakd or
Love lex Imo
LNE PSVCM 1-wi. I-
90093 -Moo ad. WN $3.98
a 161%445443 1S yrs farm
MNd elE - 3 bebggw MMB RELAIM MILS -
# brick bonfm w• M*X apart- SAGE Shaul service 40 W"
i' ml•"k' f� harew000 SL w (!OS) 4061825 11ao
<,.111wam mere. air: levee ,waned 9
L' tot• MUCkee tlarale
am -
5136.900. (905) 721-1298 WERE Yea 88M FEB. Is.
!In" Meow. 19657 Bhml name Calrerm.
Camtlw Osham General Hospital,
Beth mother warding Itr
you. Contact parent Fndas
IaBBRy L'BrDa. 711 Ross- Web site: or Dnrlaa CAS. or
Allied Rd. E. WNW. 1 -bed- IAW A 416.283.5584.
room . se rom. 4 applamo-
ef, fol batlrogw, Milds, pdv"
MM. CNN (906)?OD-4017
�ICItHINtB 2 DID.. Solid-
jw, 2 Bags. 2 Parkin. 5 ap-
pBano s. Balcmy. kawaa-
MIM. SISI'9Bo. 1890 valet'
7. Foie RQ PlCkuin- can (416
008.7039.
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Featuring 31 Doulton Figurines
at
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Burnham St., North of the 401 at Cobourg
WEDNESDAY MARCH 3, 1999
at 12:00 pm viewing Tues. Mar- 2199 12 - 5
and day of sale from 10 am
Partial listing only; This Auction will be
approx. 400 to 450 lots. Terms of Sale,
Cash. Visa, Interac b Cheque.
No buyers Premium.
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for
loss. W*Ky. accident or damage while
attending auction.
Sale conducted by
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"Alice"
-December 24, 1998.
FIRSTTIME Grandparents
are
Phil & Muriel Ford• 49
-and
John & Chris
Ensor.
Msrr:y a 1 ateig
s, apL. aim
PaCINI/ i1
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_ HOI�? 0 $M
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FAX 1 1 PMae rad rollr c4etiflMd ed on the first
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prep crescent. Val" fin-
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ac 2 One dela. Bads aro
eal-n , 'r', . pantly.
i
and arawic bas.
3 -beacons. 3 bamrgorms on
{]
seek. w4seaped. $164,900.
Feb. 27, 28. 12 noon b 4 pith.,
56 John WAw cies., Hwy n
r.
90 SWA O= 005) 432-
3544
8$REMA, 340droofe, 4 level
sidespll w cart oration.
s`.<
DWM Ono ora. Mewl$
ttagoraled. hardwood Doors,
! r'
on Moi, rMghod tic roow•
asking $197.500, Cal 579 -
Go.
SROwwoBEErlt, a Plow-
man 1001 Catlin in the woods.
2 -bedroom, furnished on
GLNWM lake. 2 hours north-
east. Indoor plumbnin, solar
and proper energy $19.900.
Connecting to 22 elms. o1
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Student loans included.
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00 NOT. IT IS
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am
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36 FT. RETAIL courmer. cww
Oft with sales area and a-
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Asking $1.700. Cap (905) 697-
301a.arp
EARN S3.tM M.BM per
week Guaranteed car lease,
go away txlmpt, no me
1 119. 5290 U.S- down. CA
19051 965-2023
MOULD you Yee to tem yon
best a w" income ■a0 Year
wmW M00111e7 I ran Show
rat how Call 905 -W -5e56
1 Lead
mpbm
OGlrawn apwnst h srfs d
kwalY
ti e5- ow WM of Mw M•
s�•weari agFewt it
xkk a4 5-.a ser tw Sa o
r a rerw•wt. gene ant Da•
kCarK�Kw Emma Doom
sr.. tqi = Dnw WNW.
gewr,o urs W
Lml Pmff .
n OLDER LADES - Karnes
a Pmrae Home Phone
m000m. 1-900451-3638 c5-
235. $1 few a map a 16.
T -ma.
ABOVE AVERAGE LOOKING
two m hairgreen eyed. ante
woman w. good choraaer.
ran sm0lcer, dm'or. mlehk-
gent. w o spokan, very dears.
5'1', 102 of enjoys 0
skatug. class" mraic. Tie
saw. soda brows mar, MW
eyed 6' tam whore am With
gaga dwa l r. good looks,
Win add, very clean, irelk
9tn1. well s111 - . good ha-
tnred man for a boning long
tam relationship. Mott be
dose in age. Fnfil iel. etle-
cmwl shame and asntpa W
miagorOmt Cal moon 434-
7366.
wAKu t m vane
tIERNCEI Can 905.683-1110.
Carle a private mail0oa a
bA oewr pens- " as
tree, NO a am Friakd or
Love lex Imo
LNE PSVCM 1-wi. I-
90093 -Moo ad. WN $3.98
a 161%445443 1S yrs farm
MNd elE - 3 bebggw MMB RELAIM MILS -
# brick bonfm w• M*X apart- SAGE Shaul service 40 W"
i' ml•"k' f� harew000 SL w (!OS) 4061825 11ao
<,.111wam mere. air: levee ,waned 9
L' tot• MUCkee tlarale
am -
5136.900. (905) 721-1298 WERE Yea 88M FEB. Is.
!In" Meow. 19657 Bhml name Calrerm.
Camtlw Osham General Hospital,
Beth mother warding Itr
you. Contact parent Fndas
IaBBRy L'BrDa. 711 Ross- Web site: or Dnrlaa CAS. or
Allied Rd. E. WNW. 1 -bed- IAW A 416.283.5584.
room . se rom. 4 applamo-
ef, fol batlrogw, Milds, pdv"
MM. CNN (906)?OD-4017
�ICItHINtB 2 DID.. Solid-
jw, 2 Bags. 2 Parkin. 5 ap-
pBano s. Balcmy. kawaa-
MIM. SISI'9Bo. 1890 valet'
7. Foie RQ PlCkuin- can (416
008.7039.
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ALL OF CANADA Is AVAnABLE
Do you have marketing skills or business experience that can be put
to better use? A recent bylaw change in the GTA has created a
"once in a lifetime" opportunity to open industrial accounts.
Chemwise Inc. has developed a number of unique products ideally
suited to take advantage of these changed business conditions.
By investing in this exclusive territory, you give yourself a chance
to earn an above average income. plus capital appreciation for the
future. For more information contact:
I David Carrie at
(905)428-7161 orb -800-823-0193
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AUCTION NOTICE
Exceptional Auction of Antiques b
Collectibles
Featuring 31 Doulton Figurines
at
CLASSIOUE COUNTRY AUCTIONS
Burnham St., North of the 401 at Cobourg
WEDNESDAY MARCH 3, 1999
at 12:00 pm viewing Tues. Mar- 2199 12 - 5
and day of sale from 10 am
Partial listing only; This Auction will be
approx. 400 to 450 lots. Terms of Sale,
Cash. Visa, Interac b Cheque.
No buyers Premium.
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for
loss. W*Ky. accident or damage while
attending auction.
Sale conducted by
CLASSIOUE COUNTRY AUCTIONS
RRHT1 Gores Landing, Oct. KOK 2EO
For more info call
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Fret estiwttes
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25 yen experience
686-1677
r AM.
Dopes, w itndows,
carpaMfy. baseme+Hs,
.ceraums.
dean
Free eatimatee
Sewion Dkwounia
MEhIM OF THE
BETTER BUSINESS
BUREAU
OW 4254=
Ask fir Pad
TOTAL
RENOVATIONS
Specializing in
Finished
Basements, docks
and fencing
Can Duncan
(416)318-1083
:1 HarnttyNRen
SERVICES
basement finishes,
renovations,
painting: interior,
exterior, plumbing
and much more.
(905)831-2416
Ell aq talutn"
Toptty unable rales at
Reasonable
Service and
Nene mstalladpns
Residential
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No lob too big or Small
Free estimates -over 20
Yeats
can
/ Pub*" a
DOMMOM
sebfe4 IMtraioe pot
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am
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ALL WORK trip ole Topp Waky�work
GUARANTEED
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Y40mt
[710 710 852 852
W IT'S A GIRL! •
Steven Ford and Lee Ensor
are happy to announce
the birth of
"Alice"
-December 24, 1998.
FIRSTTIME Grandparents
are
Phil & Muriel Ford• 49
-and
John & Chris
Ensor.
Msrr:y a 1 ateig
s, apL. aim
PaCINI/ i1
423-0238 10.
CARM
INSTALIATI Mf
25 years experierics,
mstretd". our
special1qF es.
D a N oB s,
!/717!! Ie7ltMtil
8 85
65-
BMaMe
elrMt
_ HOI�? 0 $M
���,.,.
. l U� FORS s •10 UNNhons $150
FAX 1 1 PMae rad rollr c4etiflMd ed on the first
cloy of pIItlNeslion to n tarMlOe be Fu; vAvlIaart MPACKAMdrop o(
napomiele b5- Rale tlaR tela (416) t87 -31i0
.. - - �Ineertlon In the et+ult of ren «Nor.
k+r�
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Featunng RANDI
Children's Songwriter/Pcrfbrmer
o available • Face Painting
• Clowns & more • Birthdays
• Special events • School Concerts
(905)428-8057
RA IMIST WAN" WORD[
Doing Magic For Children's Parties
And Al occasions. Have My Own MRgiciart-
CAU Bence 668•413s
'ruW_ rvale�
Discretion
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62-842 .
,mime, day or night.
'4EW AIDS.
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Lilt
REAL LOVE
yr old. hal, atragrve, tingle white female.
See 1 a tab. sergb white male, who a look-
ire
29 yr old. female psygwlogy student enloYs
be skating damping, gOwlg to tixxch etc.
a male mend who s ritual open
medium build, ruin -smoker and �s sal
drinker, for fnerWywp and companionship.
CobOurg area BOX 269%
ROMANTIC NIGHTS
45 yr old. single male 5 seeking
ST
skftng Mefn :<:
for a friend, family and a Me kung relation
ship. Box 33WO
between pte
i5 not d 9 ro 35. race
rmportarm. BOX 14987
v
female for rbrnarwrc nights, moves. 70"s
^tea
music, live MuW shows and more. BOX
,....
�'YOU
Call 1-9
FOUND ME"
34 old, Ovate female dark auburn
hair.
LIFE'S BETTER SHARED19234Y.
Divorced female. 87, 5'T, blown ham, els
•.. N •
kill ex '
1 WANT A FR WOMAN
per m-3793
$ 2.49 per min.
. yes,
due eyes, no dependents. carver mmd
�• independent. Intellectually found. Wicked
smile. with a variety of interests. Looking for
a man. Over 3D who knows what they want in
: ErVoYs n9• t9 9 d+^
bO1At"+9 and more. seeking a gunleman,
h1pf�' and sinc�ere, with srlrlar interest.
BDx 3"868
s
kill Wow"
g
Call 1-900-4 1-
5 3793
SK�e write male 33. 6', •. pnysicany s1,
smw-. professional Enjoys Outdoors and
weekends at to
whale female, 24.33 attractive�physicall fit
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 r min.
WANTACMALLENGE?
Separated white female. mother of 2 , pro-
fes5gnal. part lime student. 5'10-, medium
We oily is wriaing b Share it BOX 20307
CLASSY LADY
FRIENDS FIRST
single whi1e remade, non -Smoker
$2.49 per min.
for long term relationship. BOX 19300
_
ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE
build. blonde hair. blue eyes. atraQivs.
Seeking separated Ovate male. 510-. r patient
39 yr old. petite. pretty. blonde ham,
pendent and lgdtionalSeeks wan inOs-
dassy �'
��
for a male n the age gaup of 47 b
55 who ns honest. 1g, loves p�png y.,
at
I WANT A FRIEND
HEART OF GOLD
male. useful SD's. 5'5-. , 50 b.
len
d. 5 9 ,
3S yr old. 59 . 175 lb. b white male with
brown hat and blue eyes. Looking for an
numgtOUS. nOn-Smok@f, who loves a tial-
lenge. BOX 11838
ftA head Of snort hair. fail.
executive who is serious 9�d lOObrlg
ray and fir}
ry Out Or Slaying home Non-smokers
pease. Friendship b long farm raf flonsivp
Single male. brown hair. brown eyeg. Seek-
ing Sincere. honest. caring female, who has
ouli a year Son. CarNtq• honey. ern,0y5
outdoors. ?Dint We 8 more. Strong %"I*Y
values. non-smoker
Open Non-smokers
on-m minded, 10rap OX 1 relationship.
Won-smrOl ers pralerred. BOX t 8045
DANCE WITH ME
by nrg+it' Ilan be own 35. BpX 21497
possible. BOX 33865
gooe strut d vakrBS Seeiun to
BOx 11920 9 �
occasional danker.
fi^sr'�fr seuue. staking
FUN OR RELATK*I%W
Single whe female. 30. atretic build, Curly
brown half. Erpys dubs. musicsingle denting out
LETS GET AWAY
5'r• erby blonde hired. blue eyeQ
GIVE ME A CALL
E r yd, 5'7. brown ed female likes
aftrarave. wefui.
flirter b who also M'Y1O
leture. X 21344
�� ,h„b male Z7 . ,63 D.
Out Seeking Someone to
app
SELF ASSURED
OOor activities S.elcng single rMrta mob.
new b
tine area . 30 yrs old, msdRun build.
country music. Card games and more
Looking for a good. honest man. 65 to 70.
S" male 32 5 7' 7: 'CS • t ani; ar•�w
Seekm, a .-^^a A�• •-.
COBOURG i AREA
hM f have relationship. BOX
,8457
fireman or poke officer s a plus. for ion0�
term relationship. Must haw tae arsaec bold
LOokmg for someone. 25.38 who is interest-
ad n a hwndelnip and possibly rom emm.
with a good sarse d Rumor Box 10592
;F.-.
assured -oar Br, ,
PhYSbany fit. 35 r . hate male.10-, 165
'Ph.
LETS GET TOGETHER.-.
and brown hair. BOX 14336
Enjoys drwv out movies.lor38
e wants, ski-
snort Drown lirr. hazel ayes.. Smoker.
;oaal drvWer Looking for areCtiWhaes• N,
l 160 t.5 semi +ga
DOWN TO EARTH
rhD bike rides. etc. BOX 32952
anractrve. femrale. who enjoys chifie rl, tour-
male gr5 ?10 m
18929
Sngle tamale. 37. seeking snrwe. ?wrest
LETS TALK
'MS.
ry music. daf%CM to beach- Shoo" pod,
down to earth male for friendship and posy.
Die rebtidrsAp. BOX 14514
srgM bmale with blue eyes. Erpys
theater. long weane travtkrg and mon.
Ve n e
ic
.;-
and Okael rarantiC everw+gs. Does the
SO "de 1 ou7 �% 2,452
FIRST TIMER
seeking others gula. for a
OUAL1rV TRW
ung a 338 m+aw. wtith a we dv4
dren BOX 15
�b y,
CARNG LOYAL FRIEND
cream.moo
counterr Wants to be am
few tines. BO% 33545
3354
Snge Whes mother. 35. smoker. raeu l
drnliter Seeking a er+aa sinter. and ?wrest
SENSE of HtJMOII.--
Was My
%'
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Late 30s. srngle, handsome. pWessrdsl
^ale. estaDrdned. blue eyed, very of. it
yq7 INTO GAMES
mate for quality true. Erlloys Camp Mrs,
Aurwom female. 39.5'2-. ""Own bully red
hem.
!
ested n sharrig qualty, tore with
24 r ave male 5 +9. r BO lbs. hue eyes.
brown lir. for
iO
carnPr^9 harp Doaatrq amd raadrq Box
Dire a les. na*sr+nacer. soot Orrvker
We met through the
�
r
attraClM, prolesiro/lw frrrlab. 23 mv+l0
an m""i0 s'n
'9208
Enjoys -0c• long we%& mov"M phobga•
kk+y and mon. Son" an his person
pe rSOtlalS and On our
.
, . , �
at yt long sof Will walls. OtAODwr aCovf
n'Odr'9 by a lraplace and tbw+g n
Co. aft a�t
dab a � 141m ��_ games,
BO%
9017
SERIOUS RED HEAD
Single whit female. military type. 5'6-. 130
tuith a Sera* of humor Sox 1429!)
second lite We had
k�
�' a is ^f ,
�;',.o"� BOX 21 5�
es . long rad hair. ice blue airs. Seeking tin..
Older male who
1p0
20 yr old. 5'5. VE�H�`
'alQlf�
dinner in a French
���a «1r t t
HANDSOME LOVER
eT ^ �. 40 200 os. s 1, brown
A FEW GOOD ME"
33 r op• g•. 190 lbs. Drown fur. Okn eyes,
smoky and oeeeaioinad drinker BOX t
yQf
blonde mar and blue Lwhit
�y� �°
spontarnaous rime. WRq an es to OD ar""
restaurant and of to
yL
talkint about IaCes we
.
e r ayes. Seals attracts bmale fora
c^ef Orco riftm BOX 23MI
ata gat, straight ,CAng male. See"
sbaO auto gay male. wino ento"
Inwel rt movee, o uklow some". it v,
I WANT AFFECTION
Singe. what female. 44. 5'1', petite. aurae-
erd meq' � and race are uwnpor-
fart eox ,8t OS
Y . fp
haven t
KEEP THE ip1E fBININIIa
to Min and amorous BOX 33614
ave. gnat sense of Manor. a
srnnri wrq time
wata male. horand
WALK N MY SHOES
la r t0 female sett
visit t.
Venice was on hof
ape 42. good Shape. good mwa. hard work-
n9 I aoonoaa naaw tin and culture.
_
OUT OF THE CLOSET
3s oa singe wnfe mw.. 6. 10f5 es new
alt*cWn.
lancinshnp and alCampi . E
lancing. travel, and Camping. Br0 ,x 9330
suppores4
nth.widwed
flown b earth. wen decant ^torahs SaN'n9
our lists. Several months
'108"9' �ad""9• r1NA0f
pbyrg Dan. So a fi d Slag
to9aY sOerna. Lodkug rengng
to d t
ARE YOU OUT THERE?
a W'OOiMi° "We "" to 10 do as"asO" and a
great pnKsonaity. Box Ism
went b and she forgot
y g
you're
. and p+ -ores. give mr a call
ages e o 25 who love~
in Dyne new and run ff.lgt BOX 33797
ave r old female. ion-dd*a 5'T. fid ?eI
"
about It. l decided IO
and we Can data a bin together BOX 25, Go
FIRST TIME ENCOUNTER
ENCgle
and blue, eyes. ernpys 0n4dren, arrrhat Dat-
ng and torp waks. Seelig a resale. 3a or
OUTDOOR TYPE
47. SP"Vo-. kat• adve^4i1ous• ow,
surprise her with a little
LONELY HEART
Outpong ErgLsn mule. 35. 5'10-, 770 Iles
27 yr M. 6-. 185 b. mat a
ssaknq
male. woof 30. for Mat ante ancovitr. Box
oder• with a grew semm of Amor and a wde
vanety
average ae1git and height' above average
looks $Dyad OrHfar smelter SNkrg slwrn.
six-month anniversa 7'
I*- skarl9- cemwrrS woang. and music
34820
music. BOX 19465
MOVE OCKLY
III
S11•. 40 b 50• board, mwutacte. b^9 +till
okay Must ff" on W* w n Me. Fah-
celebration. She Couldn't
Seeking sincere attracts female. 27-35. for
possible reatiorehip BOX 25218
FIRST TIME
34 r Old. tsamou. marred maw. Loa"
Female 14 a"" a wawabfihed no,
an
W2 caming• pboanrg• aC. x 306W
Believe it! We leave for
SHY GUY
for a first time auitar Wath any man Box
Smoking whkt male. 48-55or M
• for
Entoy mows am txR
�OM0f1Q dirr�
NEW TO AREA_
Female, we 30's. 5'5-. build.
Italy next week. Ciao!
25 years ol4 C7, 185 Ds, brown ter. harts
ayes. nornaet and Carrs Empys spots
34MI
FUIh TIMES fERE---•
long walks, theebr ally more. Add Chidap
are Mw. BOX 79194
pest rnon-
amow ar
ler. SOodnnk. dah hair +aand eyea,
rnucars al abW►
o an nlmoker sell-
While
r me
25 old. =Va. wnmob sMktte
ng Or
LETS GET TOGETHER
Enjoys a venal of interests.
T p Fpm _ -/4
To PAD R co
019 WOO to Box 9 b 25ler big em1
muss, or tun OW good tines. BO% 34837
PrOtssionw, fun loving woman. H. Sacking
wb ~ "se. k"�
Ore with umwlm raw tet MfioM4r pre.
lermrd BOX 76340
z
1-800-662-8423
NEW BEGINNINGS
singla.
24 r old• 6�N TIMESHERE
Erase
other b raw M arso"
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ftl
m790
Ishiip_ �
22 yr old enure. blue eyM donde ?sir.
WWhile
O hea � g:
oan Left chat conte. BOX
23785
EryKm moves. romantic Wang. bhp draws.
MMk
les. arw+g travel. around the
A GOOD COMMUNfr_ATOR
�'� r name. Loos-
d gfor a am0 . who,
req ler mat. Who w 1lalra M and
�e and
/h�.��
Qeshpaad Bo4a►r lieaas
Cornus a � s
m tingle. ion smokx+g.
ie.
hermele. withaA deperhdrits, 3644. zeal for
"'; ;; �O�l �tl
37 r silo, Professional ler►gla, attractive with
t X
t spontaneous. BOX 3361
612
We. serurew. urine• hhdnay and 3wlbere, in
'
Drown and ".honest. blew. Wxwe. good
values. easy going with various rwerslt
LETS TALK-
Oshawa Durham area not n b head grrew.
BOX 26973
,
Sealwg tam• flarndtiomy, prWranprw ray.
38-45 who possess sane quaYfas bra
Wale tamale. S2 yr. 57. 125 b Enjoys fish-
M San. OlaWV pool Ca+1try music and
PRENDSHrP ONLY
fat 30's. 5-. single tam W. dank haw and
WANT A OOAWWJS N
Singe white male. 38. 5'11-.192 ba Eryoys
REDHEADS ONLY PLEASE
26 old rte. �q for
r%�11 1-x%00-451-3793
^ orbgrrots nlwnorsSa BOX 21402
more, S"WN a mala, 45 b 60, active. not
over wwiW . with winder interests. BOX
"as. non-smoker. sowl draw. no deprr
drys. with a vanally of interest. Seeking
narnprrq• Harty Davidson, be". and
warm fires. see" employed wh ea female
yr a woman. 22 ro 30.
With red hot who levet ft taug lar and just
$2.49 per min.
LETS GET TOGETHER
separaed moth Of two. 34, dark hail. meal-
118429
someone with smear, n o ler friendal
Of1ly. BOX 33767
for fmiendwrp and possibly long-teml relation
ahs 80X 11936
� �Y have BOX 306W
" bold. Lowlying for SOrmnaore b share cam-
Pavy. Err
FINDS TO LOVERS
40 old, whit h imale. 5'2. 110 les. brown
NIFTY SWS
AFFECTIONATE GUY
LETS TALK
22 yr Old, singe male. 5'9-. 145 bs. erMOYs
MY FIRST TIME
SngN d tamale. 19. 5'6•. 190 les.. snort arty
Doahri% campst9 OowMM slo-
wc. BOX 23144
how and eyes• employed, smoker and sodw
36 yr old, frnat. 5'2'. down eyes Erygs
Fit am mrmaq sand 39 yr old. handsome
music and gong OIA. a emwe to
bkx ter. seeking oter d ceras fames
drinker. Eryoys rasie, dq oerg, Mia
more. trawlYq pleyerg tante and
mat. 210 les. 5'10', big green suis
same age or youngr BOX
wholooking for pit orw trine 4nco+esr.
FRIENDSHIP F1RST1
Separeesd, shy. ooreidanth. -V
s,fecountry
rmnrkaLs movies g and quite Line.
Family is very mporto Seeking a rust ler
staysooluntryg
yayirq r ?oma.
d a 65�gBOX 3 p
gs,
►revehn% See"a sil"Iirae out,
tl.
n what ,s so
big
Mart . la
being so d curious. BOx ,1836 about
9werq
tom. aryoys Marty tangs in We bull no
tread. Must be ht or older Clean. ads
Miwdal>Q and possible nelaforWtip. BOX
33606
garsenan
LNE LOVE i U1tIDI!
S/qt Dledt lenWe.
?small. 25-36, prefer employed, len good
35 r ole sings mob hair and
See sae. Whois good seam von.
q a sited is for
LONG TERM RELATION
old MmMe. 687. brown _
wild
rated. are his wok ler i Wing Must now own
own irlBoxual and lrlPsd a
TM ifyA1TNG FOR YOU
27 enjoys beow.
drncirg moue and od Mows Looldrg b
Serious, BOX 12013
potion SM Compri
� Roca and age is urrnportnf. BOX
sYa25 s erMO1s variety Of interests. S miOka
a
fruraha, len a dao learn eletionyrP. X
FRESH START
hrorrnan's�
swaniger,pe BOX 30656
46 r old, S6'. 145 b, sine morfer of one.
blown hall hazel ayes. Entoys pod• bowtrg,
a mature, pnolessional gentlemen who is rot
dyad b Yui, low and leugh. BOX 33014
Sage mala. 5'7• It who Rhea s0onb read-
15824
LOOK NO FURTHER_
MIN PIT AND FOOLISH
srgle, white. mom. 30, Cola. cuddly caring
wants on 1M beach and neon. an
?holey and snoere gerMlermhart for
MYSTICAL AND MAO="
D 0d, lenWa.
Semiovow 90M out or Ste" in No srn��a'
WIMe mwa. 37 yrs ol4 5'6. 180 be, bku
M'- Enjoys b°°trq• carntrV drives, VA
active. likes spats SaMdrg an atigbtve.
non-smo". while, 36
imanesforsfrp.BOXtOtX>f
yr DrOlessianal. airnga• wMs
San. attractive with no deperdrt4 Liss
over M whin unit newels BO%
13724
M
Out &W _
on a
or" n_�
. male. b 42. Opel
honest wen . sarea d hkr+nol lows kids
LET'S GET TOGETHER
witMt lennale, 3o yrs ad and down
der"° °" 'bile craw and ""'ens" rmm.s
BOX 10472
G000 tIALtI�
a� alar mare BOx
pelt and M1Ctiay +rets n Canada Sarlous
epkes «dal. Box 2/464
hair le ll burg a tall sings. while trials. 30 b
hot is,
36, wan foul[ a . plus. kMerasesd n ants
TD ucE m MEET YOU
S� whit male. polaeeisrl loyal, ?sew
a. 1pr'.175 les. trowel ?noir, broawm ayes, a
LETS HM11E stfM
� :'k,°`4fw
Cat 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 min.
�
NEW GIRL N TOw1)
ancanlars and fun ulnas. ler a possi le long
PSOW pnolpaiaW. E Of lannale. LOOIvq
did Seakirg serves while few non-
ahandsome b h� 14�
BOX 14275
Attractive, pestes lemala. 24. 5'4-, ad hair.
sue ayes, ernpblwd. Dr MPWX A out
lane wtforth p. BOX 18444
fora mWw'rale over S0. hal and adlpar►
yrs BOX 34895
senolw wih COmnpUDes rakes, a buil, and
Mo is cOmnPansiorrla• BOX 14634
WBE ARD DBE-
Pmofasyorsl mat. i7. 5'10". 160 bR won
THREE'S COMPANY
M you a veYb. sirgla female see" a w
1/tACLiS CAN HAPPEN
�il g.spsMareOtR and fun loving aaetrg
rellanalk affam Mlpbyed neses. 25 a
t7A&- tenses. 9t yr, 67. aotaaiorrl soda)
differ all obcM7wrW snndfar. Seeking a
.
YOU SHOULD CALL
27 yr old. 67, t.0 b. Asan to.We dark heir
TARE ME OIL_
57.170 b triter of oma, blond hal iq bw
ayes. a all a not-eradw Ehgwy ft
town hair and bkne ayes. Enjoys country
� Mrna9va mldsiC tp sI and aipI '
dna n Mont MapesOa so"
of your win? VWUA tis. bull still desert
IriOdW all company, evening and ywsl-
lbuhp
dwmpaidwo tiprrluslc�. Ertpys
widow masa, ler nlamiage and b slaw
and lysis inutile and rmtovfes SMktrg
OU-
doors, mow sports ta+an!n9
df a a to U"
27 b 35, for
erds? at heart, mrd 50s couple, seeks
d lien
nloviaa big ooarawafoe
R n beer00
101aMaf BOX 18447
dtia 30 b 37. with same eriterr�t ler
BOX 34253
good domversa
Wine and tttsr. U eA1°y
a g rR BOX
15BT2
w++a Dm andordiscreet.Must arjwy
OamOa BOJt 306A9
C01ILD TNS BE m
POsadDls twine Mml mMaYOrWrp.
? ooawrsa
fat rte dui mat mend Dern stat_
and
tooling nwnic and oukloor Ne. BOX 33060
DOKl TELL
dtia fantaN. S0. St1'. riwciva
N old dope. while esrrdaes. 57, dark her
and alas aavtceofe Jassy and sassy wO
HAPPY NEW YEAR _
Bookie a wire male. 50 b 65. Single Mb?
eCfualy4 M me a crit BOX 1
OW lE A SNDA[_
nnaia. Sfi . medium build,with
abwasn
greet Praaltlay is saakig a dila
finale. 25 b 46 Iver ItesrtEld1 std POaaitlt
d
a head of gftd• ronsmokK Sohl dsrtar.
anpgr stew g-dlob. court" home. LO0rn9
0,-. wire ", I- hair, bks eyes, 5T.
large st". non- smoker. soman dstfar and
L � R
Single die meta. i6. 1 SIS Fa&. brown halt
hazel eyes. smoker• CIRW dirtier. Enjoys
ad & Enfo i bibiing.
sed beaches,
mnsdas, ralerg
Y.x
wlaliordtip kMnt five holrwyl
BOX =Poo and aauft ad2ititwa
ler a shoo while nWa ler pstaon. dornroa,
QXldtrg aro advrrAr' open, lhorest BOJ(
spantarwous. ErMOya walkrnp dancing.
maurc do ing out and mow. Bfut 33142
� 0M1� dntn9 nw, and a 900d
tett. S iefe g a Singe, while finale, 2B 10
28, w h similar irtanasls BOX 16168
Ar
15432
NEW TOARU
33029
21 r aid single while esmake. 61'. 97 les,
�
GENTLEMAN OF CLwss
32 yr dad, make. 6, 190 VA blowes hair aux!
To !'is1De Yglr FREE Ad, CAR
OUALRYM E
5nm_fflckw olooking fair a oW&`drrr who brows
how b apP+eOaM a loyal bviq
gaAari s�wrr w i is afarnals. ate "Wo n h011ons�t
b sward Ynne waw
an
loves fish-, haw eyes, ndhiv� inH-rhino mut�c
tesla on the DeatilW bowing drirg dot gtiM
67, 185 rinksac
dine who fly
wshs an
?+OjZ fie baadti taws and
�" ey'r•+' �°ys sporbi go- hwckay d++ro•
n8.Ouldbor scowitim movies, dame art and
a
1-800-' 2-8423
fadK 1 Idvr
to dance. trioval, dant out orW ferric a quill
and grMrrdan
BOX 13864
ertnes Seeking sings 7MMe mat. 20's. mW-
Picnics. a non j idgmartel lamas
S a sirm9le a
*IGMod bnWe. 27 to 32. YAM 30 ft irtr•
GUNNMJN S
I el hb W BOX 21387
ALREADY MADE FAMILY
tm b to waw SWAW krAresfS ler mslow
riP• Box 30557
aril Sows ler herself. ler a conndwed fela-
Noel BOX 16902
eat kids ave okays BOX 16262
The apawafors a i g News
SLED lEAD6 WELCOME
37 dd 5'6'.125 b, ssiintg�laa,, wittia, lig far of
30 r dd single nofftar d two, ST, dui lore
blonde heir. bks ayes. averap bull. c~
HONEST AND OPEN
22 Dnrete, blw eyes. 5'9', look-
SE93UMG 901ftMATE
while male, 33 5'11'. slerdr fully
HEREAdrrRsrf
2• r Old r 67 b heir lets
reserve re eds aI ads
for confent .awassurm no hatift tbraat or
I.
E ednwrAtsaw alta om and employed
ryOy Campirg• Wa-obb
9rawae, bwkig for that spe o somas
throw, sadm 0 hunterrr. kwas lode,
year oW.
Wg b meet soneore. 25 b 30. interastrd
ane ones lemnele ler Idg ktrrmt
eyes. Enyoys spwrtt dubto and more. Sink-
Ing len �ts
drensd e : pnmf m
g. c000lu% rd
°si"ex liarniii-
groat
tamNy, otierfud, over 6'. who is dy to 9WO
in sports, dancing. and conw+wrrcafst.
80 30552
1 ChMdlrn are walcame. BOX
o�g � a serse of
10 8 q aul and spend ime t glifew
spans wrreGwrye pAtGV&nncr�ed Takcom
a
whdveaAYs tune BOIL 21for
440
down and Wloll es++ely NW BOX 205M
BOX 1641NAW.
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