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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_02_28PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PRESSRUN 44,000 PICKERING'S 32 PAGES COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER `Chaotic'scene surrounded murder of Ajax man at Pickering strip club, jury learns C • a wi me, SINCE 1965 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND keep breathing' BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer In the chaos which followed a fatal knife attack, a frantic Steven Smith pleaded with his best friend Raphael Lazenby to "stay with me, keep breathing;' a court heard Friday. Moments earlier, Mr. Smith was among a crowd of patrons who gathered in the parking lot at the Palace East strip club as Mr. Lazenby, known to friends as "Rae;' exchanged punches with Daniel Robinson. Mr. Smith told court the pair were involved in a "one-on-one" fight until two of Mr. Robinson's friends - one of whom he identi- fied as James -Junior" Solomos - joined the altercation.. "I seen Junior run from where he was to where they were fight- ing, to jump into the fight;' he said. Mr. Smith observed Mr. Solo - mos make a "punching motion" towards Mr. Lazenby's chest and stomach. "I seen Rae kind of keel over. HOME BY as &Wd& =O—d.4 t + r«srw.ra.tr.n Uip ntrrarrtsrorrrtootr >warrtt..ar..t ts..wwrw" x686-2445 RAE LAZENBY Stabbed nine times during fight outside bar He was crouched down and grabbed hold of Daniel's pants. Daniel and Junior started running and Rae turned around and was just completely covered in blood;' Mr. Smith said. See VERBAL page 4 Inside the News Advertiser w1E11E TO M R EribtW Pais ...........6 Alake P■ dy .............6 Meme 0 PP9.S .........11 Spwb ................21 I:Is�ifier .............26 VVE VS A CALL too ........... 683-5110 Il hN■On ......683-5117 fteft Ndkft .....683-3005 And= Lime ......683-7545 sinewdy Y•■is ...........1-800-662-8423 Emdl .newsroom@durham.net Web sft ....durhamnews.nel FAX .............683-7363 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo The makeup of a new career High school students Tabitha Hallam, left, and of Make Up Art display. She had a small but fake Kelly Melanson were among those attending a facial cut applied by the makeup pros. The fair Career Info Fair at the Metro East Trade Centre featured information from various industries, Thursday, where Kelly paid a visit to the School colleges and universities. Couple chamed with child abuse BY NATALIE MILLER Special to the News Advertiser PICKERING — Sobbing qui- etly, a 29 -year-old Pickering woman and her teary-eyed 20 -year- old husband appeared in court Fri- day on charges of abusing their two -month-old daughter. The baby had been taken to hos- pital on three separate occasions since early in January, Durham Re- gional Police said. She was rushed to Markham Stouffville Hospital with a head in- jury on Jan. 5. On Jan. 17 she was taken to Ajax and Pickering Health Centre and was diagnosed with pneumo- nia. The baby was transferred to the Creclit?D Problem'. Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto and Centenary Health Cen- tre in Scarborough and was taken home by her parents on Feb. 5, po- lice said. - R , Five days later she was taken to the Ajax and Pickering Health Cen- tre with a spiral fracture to her right arm and a fractured bone in her shoulder, according to police. At that time, it was discovered the cou- ple's three-year-old son had a frac- tured collar bone that hadn't been treated, Sergeant Jim Grimley said. On Feb. 11, X-rays that were taken when the baby was admitted to the Toronto hospital with pnew monia were further examined and revealed four f ctured ribs pmvi- ously undetected, police said. The couple was arrested on Thursday and the two -month-old and her brother are in the custody of the Durham Children's Aid Soci- ety. The couple, of the Rosebank and Kingston roads arca, is charged with assault causing bodily harm, criminal negligence causing bodily harm and failing to provide the ne- cessities of life. The charges against the couple relate to their daughter's injuries. The couple's names can't be published in order to protect the identity of the children. They are scheduled to appear in Oshawa provincial court for a bail hearing on Monday morning. ��/�•yY�Y•rMA�VM AY• . . .i -P� TOM oft . 837-1212 - Y a721-1e2n12 >: .. y... 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In the release, Durham Chairman Roger Anderson said DREDAC is independent from the Region and hoped Whitby and all com- munities would work with the organiza- tion. ; Mr. Anderson said the media release was "put out on my instructions." .Mayor Brunelle said on Wednesday, "I apologize. I was acting inappropriate- ly walking out. I wouldn't condone doing it at our council. I apologize to council and to you." But, he added, "I don't apologize about the issue. The media release is in- conrect, in my opinion." ' Mayor Brunelle said there wasn't a unanimous vote, as claimed in the news t+elease, "from what I understand." He also criticized Chairman Ander- ;son for issuing a news release "at your ,pleasure" "We should leave (actions like this) to Toronto. Let them play that game. I Featly have a problem with this, out of the blue" Mr. Anderson said the vote was unanimous, but Whitby Councillor Pat :Perkins noted she didn't support the matter in the vote. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 28,1999 PAGE 3 P JASON L/EBREGTSJ News Advertiser photo Fastfriends Rachael Tucker didn't mind getting a hug from Claremont Winter Carni- val mascot Mr. CWC during the closing weekend of the annual event last week. Many residents took part in the celebration Women's services outlined at Pickering library PICKERING — New Services in the Community for Women is the focus of a presentation to be made at the up- coming annual general meeting of the Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre. Multilingual Community Interpreter Services spokesman Latha Sukumar and Michelle Azubuikc of Victim Ser- vices of Durham Region will make pre- sentations. As well, directors and officers will be elected. "Tile meeting will be held 'Mursday, March I I from 7 to 9 p.m. in the audi- torium of the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade. Light refresh- ments will be served. If you're interested in attending, you're asked to register by calling 686- 2661. 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He was starting to get incoherent, he was in a lot of shock" Mr. Lazenby, 22, of Ajax, was rushed by am- bulance to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital and died a short time later. The father of a young boy had been stabbed nine times. Mr. Solomos, 24, has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the March 18. 1998 death. Durham Regional Police Constable Uldis Buks was the first officer to reach the bar fol- lowing a report of a stabbing at 2:33 a.m. "Tbc scene was quite chaotic:' Const. Buks testified. He said Mr. Lazenby was lying on the ground in the parking lot and a panicked Mr. Smith was screaming to "stay with me, keep breathing, stay with me. "Mr. Lazenby was in a great deal of discom- fort because of the injuries he suffered during the attack. He was conscious and was having a very difficult time breathing;' Const. Buks testified. The jury heard Mr. Smith met Mr. Lazenby at the Palace East just before 11:30 p.m. on March 17. Just after 2 a.m., as the bar was closing. Daniel Robinson got into a verbal dispute in the lobby with his girlfriend, Annette Goguen, one of the dancers. Mr. Smith said Mr. Lazenby went to inter- vene, telling Mr. Robinson, "'Why don't you leave her alone.* *1 said (to Rae) don't mess with those guys;' Mr. Smith testified. But Mr. Lazenby and Mr. Robinson soon came to blows outside the club. At one point during the verbal dispute inside the club. Mr. Solomos pulled a knife from his jacket and told Mr. Robinson, "Don't worry. if we have any trouble with the bouncers, I've got my knife," a witness testified earlier. Mr. Solomos, Mr. Robinson and two friends were found by police near a set of railway tracks a short time after the stabbing. _ &_-, A folding knife with a broken handle was re- covered. The trial continues Monday. Local history on meeting .agenda The Durham Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets Tuesday, March 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Resources Centre, 45 Queen St. (back of City Hall), Oshawa. 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The prosecution contends Mr. Watkins, of Denmar Road, was a "jealous, obses- sive" ex-boyfriend who stalked Ms. White following the break-up and on Oct. 8, 1996, strangled the 20 -year- old dental assistant, making it look like suicide. Mr. Watkins was charged seven months later and has pleaded not guilty. Defence lawyer lames Lockyer charged Friday that police failed to secure the White's Marinet Crescent home following the discov- ery of Laurie's body by her mother. He said evidence seized by police from Ms. White's bedroom, where she was found with an electrical cord wrapped tightly around her neck, wasn't taken until sev- eral weeks later and that the scene was tampered with. All sorts of things that might have been seized" at LAURIE WHITE Found dead in bedroom of Pickering home. the time were not, leaving the potential for contamination, Mr. Lockyer suggested. "You treated this scene as being a suicide?" Mr. Locky- er asked of Sgt. Pursey. "You didn't treat it as a crime scene... If you had what would you have done?" JESSE WATKINS Charged with first-degree murder. "Probably the house would have been sealed off... to collect evidence," Sgt. Pursey replied. "You didn't do that at all;' Mr. Lockyer shot back. "Mat's right." Court was told coroner Dr. Richard Swain informed Sgt. Pursey of the hanging suicide of a young man, in the same area and on the same day, and raised con- cems about a possible a link to Ms. White's death. Surely having knowledge about the earlier suicide that day would have had an im- pact on how Sgt. Pursey han- dled the White scene, Mr. Lockyer suggested. "Apparently not... we still considered it a suicide," the officer said. 'At that point I was convinced that was the way it happened" The two deaths were found unrelated, jurors were told. Mr. Lockyer produced the door to Ms. White's bed- room, covered in fingerprint dust, and asked Sgt. Pursey whether he tried to recon- struct the manner in which he believed Ms. White hanged herself. 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P PAGE 6 NEWS AMERI7SER SIINMY MY10N, Fibruaryr 28,-1IND E d t o r a & opiNioNs ,elebrate tt,p Future: DURHAM N E W S A D V E R T I S E R F E B 2 8, 1 9 9 9 1 •74 i ••• EDITORIAL The business of staying in school Learning and earning link needs support from companies No matter what line of work one chooses in order to make a living, most people would agree it's tough to get a job without an education. The first step toward our children's future employ- ment, then, is a well-rounded experi- ence in the hallowed halls of learning. Unfortunately, there are still those youths who, for one reason or another, will drop out of school. Still others, wavering on indecision, can be influ- enced to make the right choice by groups like Junior Achievement of Durham Region. Junior Achievement's Economics of Staying in School (ESIS) program takes the message that there's a direct link between learning and earning to thousands of Durham students each year. Through volunteers, the program hc;ps influence at -risk students and guides those who are already on the right track. Volunteers are members of the business community who work with students in the classroom, prompting youths to think about the kind of lifestyle they want and how much it will cost to support them- selves. But now JA is appealing to the Durham business community to help keep the ESIS program going, through both monetary donations and more classroom volunteer. Director Donna Raetsen Kemp re- port~ each ESIS program costs $350. And with JA aiming to deliver its mes- sage to every Grade 8 class in Durham by 2002, the organization needs to raise $90,000 to expand its efforts. It's already been proven that Durham Region's business community can be counted on when it comes to doing its part to make our collective neighbourhood a better place to live. Time and time again, this sector has ex- erted itself to help build hospitals, sup- port sporting organizations and donate to countless other worthwhile projects. But the ESIS program, in a way. of- fers companies a direct opportunity to ensure the future health of their own businesses. By helping to plant seeds of eagerness in tomorrow's community leaders. firms in turn contribute to the health of tomorrow's workforce. As an added bonus, the ESIS program gives companies a way to encourage com- munity leadership today among current employees. With or without programs like the ESIS, there will still be students who stay in school, and there will still be those who choose to drop out. But if just one child is positively influenced by those business volunteers who take the time to visit their classrooms, then it can be labelled a success. Those companies which support the program help impart an important life lesson and earn top marks for their ef- forts. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MPP's job no easy ride To the editor: I just finished reading the letter from P.G. Pryma about Durham West MPP Janet Ecker being driven to work in a "limousine" and I feel I must respond to the scathing at- tack against her. Ms. Ecker does not hold a typi- cal nine -to -five job where she can have the luxury of returning home at the same time any two days of the week. Not only does she spend her day in session at the Ontario Legislature. she often must travel out of town, as well as participate in many evening functions as required Postcards from the wedgie victim Too much fun turns Rastaman into Pastaman Postcard arrives in the mail the other day. "Weather is here, wish you were beautiful," it begins. That's so funny I forget to laugh. He starts every postcard from every vacation destination the same way. Usually also writes "Send lawyers, guns and money" Often gets into legal trouble. Where is he this time? The card is signed `Pastaman'. Italy, perhaps? 'Greetings and salutations from the sunny south. You oughtta be here! The surf and the sand are amazin', dude, when they don't get into inap- propriate places." Don't think I want to read any more of this. "I'm in the ocean today, mon...chillin'...hangin'...goin' with the flow. Until a wedgie wave comes up and re -arranges things." Puuhlease! "So, my new Speedo's lost. Waist Blake Purdy News Editor band's up around my chest." Ughh! Not a pretty sight seeing a middle-aged man in that condition, wandering from lifeguard tower to towel cabana, pleading for tweezers. "Otherwise havin' a great time. Exceedin' the limit at the all -you -can - eat buffet. Did I tell ya' it's all-inclu- sive?" Don't have to. Coconut rum stains give it away. "Oglin' the babes through my mir- rored shades. Tannin' the whole bod... bronze...even. Feelin' irie, mon." Eerie's more like it. Even tan, hrrrmphh. Last vacation, he came back lobster red. Except for the jelly belly. Pasty white, eclipsed as it is by his pendulous 'pees'. Dolly Parton, eat your heart out. Maybe this time he'll take up his wife's offer to "grease up the hind flanks" with the 45 sunblock. He doesn't have much room left on the postcard to write. "Got's to go. Happy hour at Tommy's Rum Bar. Time to get loose and funky." Aha, he's so relaxed on pina co- ladas he can't make the loop on the first letter that would have identified him as 'Rastaman'. "See ya' when I see ya'. Pasta - man" I see him the next day. Beet red. Walkin' kinda funny. Wearin' a colourful hat like those popular with Rastafarians. Covers his bald pate nicely. Comes with dreadlocks sewn on. Locks are a little thin, though — linguini thin. Pastaman, Rastaman. of someone in her position. I have, on occasion, had the opportunity to he a passenger in the car (it is a car. and not a limousine as suggested by the letter writer). During one such occasion, after a full day at the legislature, we were scheduled to attend an evening function. The vehicle, with Ms. Ecker inside, arrived to pick me up at 7 p.m. While we were en route to the function, Ms. Ecker spent time responding to letter, reading some of the reams of information pertain- ing to her cabinet post, and orga- nizing her notes for the following day. We spent a little more than two hours at the function. The ride home, as well, was nor a time for socializing, as Ms. Ecker was, once again, hard at work completing her notes for the next day at the legisla- ture and her trip to Northern On- tario. The driver dropped her off at her home just before I I p.m. and was going to return at 7 a.m. Ms. Ecker had not yet seen her husband that evening. Mr. or Ms. Pryma, perhaps for you being away from your family the entire day would be a perk. I can assure you, for Ms. Ecker it isn't! Jan Whalen, Plickering The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Cmdit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. kOCM 494A t NEWS ADVERTISER PAGE Nuclear environmental study slammed `Clear failure' by Hydro to address public concerns: Independent expert BY MAR/ANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Ontario Hydro's environmental review of the Pickering nuclear station was "inadequate" and "flawed" and the action plan drawn up to address problems it identified is "unaccept- able", according to the scientist ap- pointed to evaluate the review and action plan. However, Hydro and the compa- ny that supervised the review, SENES Consultants Ltd., continue to maintain the review and plan are sound. The review was conducted last year, partially in response to com- munity pressure for an environmen- tal assessment of the nuclear plant, and also because the Atomic Energy Control Board ordered Hydro to provide a report on the station's en- vironmental programs and policies. SENES was hired by Hydro to do the work, a community working group (CWG) of citizens was put to- gether to provide public input and Prof. Nick Eyles of the University of Toronto's department of environ- mental science was chosen to act as independent reviewer. While Prof. Eyles praises Hydro in his final report for undertaking the review and giving local residents and groups a formal role in it, he concludes there was "a clear failure by OH (Ontario Hydro) and SENES to listen to the concerns of the CWG and adequately address them as part of the environmental review process" Prof. Eyles also states, ' lite sci- entific methodology followed by SENES was inadequate and, further, that the technical ranking of issues presented in (the final consultant's report) is seriously flawed". He says these faults are mostly the result of a lack of pertinent environmental data on which to base any conclusions, prioritization of issues, or actions. "The environmental review process has firmly established that insufficient data currently exist with respect to many environmental is- sues to make any definite conclu- sions regarding the past and present environmental performance of PNGS (Pickering Nuclear Generat- ing Station) and the nature of any impact on the surrounding biophys- ical environment. The present envi- ronmental monitoring system at PNGS is inadequate, especially with regard to contaminated groundwater and emissions r+ekased to the atmos- phere, ground and surface waters in- cluding Lake Ontario" Prof. Eyles finds the environ- mental action plan drawn up for the Pickering station to be faulty be- cause it is based on insufficient data; relies on a prioritization of issues that is "not systematically orga- nized"; does not contain necessary detail or milestones for assessing improvement; and fails to ponsider many of the issues raised by the CWG. "I conclude the environmental action plan does not form the basis for improved long-term environ- mental management at PNGS that is sought by the public" he states. "It does not set out a sufficiently com- A recently -released report by an independent ex- supervised the review, however, maintain the re - pen severely criticizes the environmental review of view and action plan developed from it are both the Pickering nuclear station undertaken last year sound. This aerial photo shows the Pickering Nu - by Ontario Hydro. Hydro and the consultants who clear Generating Station from the northeast. plete and logically -structured set of actions needed to remedy the lack of understanding of the environmental impact of PNGS and is, therefore, unacceptable:' The professor's recommenda- tions include the launch of a new and comprehensive environmental review process as soon as possible, ..which would consider all issues brought forward by the public, be based on a scientifically -rigorous technical ranking of issues and iden- tify a comprehensive environmental action plan that is based on a coher- ent set of actions designed to identi- fy all contaminant sources (past and present), pathways, receptors and effects in the environment surround- ing, under and within PNGS : He also recommends the estab- lishment of a permanent 'Pickering Nuclear Environmental Steering Committee' to oversee the new re- view process, with members from the CWG. Hydro, provincial Envi- ronment Ministry, the AECB, the Towns of Pickering and Ajax and Durham Region. SENES executive vice-president Doug Chambers says his company stands by its analysis and recom- mended actions. "There's a difference of profes- sional opinion here:' he states in ref- erence to Prof. Eyles report. Though he agrees more data i! needed in some areas. Mr. Cham. bers maintains there was enough in. formation on many issues to dram conclusions and base action on While it was necessary to estimate extrapolate or calculate when infor matron wasn't directly available, ht explains, that was done using ac cepted scientific methodologies an( data bases. "Where we had to maks assumptions the assumptions art spelled out:' he says, adding all tht necessary references are there foi other scientists to review. Judy Ryan, manager of environ mens, safety and health for the Pick Bring plant. says Hydro will consid er and implement some of Prof Eyles' findings and recommends tions as it moves forward with it! environmental action plan. Sht notes Hvdro is aware more data anc research are still needed in some areas. "The intent of our environmenta action plan is to fill those: gaps. T( have it pointed out that there Wert gaps in information and more stud) is required was not a surprise to us: But Ms. Rvan also maintain. there is sufficient information fe Hydro to move forward on enviror mental issues. She says Hydro wi be flexible and willing to listen t the community as it works on in proving the Pickering station's cm ronmental performance. On the matter of the issues raise by the CWG but not addressed ii the review, Ms. Ryan says they wil he dealt with as part of the nex phase: of Hydro's consultation will the community. which will involvt the formation of a new 'communit, advisory council' to include mem bers of the old CW'G. Hydro `won't hide' nuclear plant information BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Ontario Hydro's nuclear division is not going to use its impending exemp- tion from the province's Freedom of Information Act to shield itself from public scrutiny, according to the man who heads Hydro's nuclear operations. "We're not going to hide, we'll give you anything you want," Carl Andognini told Pickering council- lors Monday. He was responding to a question about how Hydro could live up to its stated commitment to remain open and accessible to the public in Pickering when the provincial government has decided to exempt Hydro from the act. "Any information you want related to the Pickering station or the nuckar op- erations at other stations, you have access to:' Groups such as the Canadian Environmental Law Association and Durham Nuclear Awareness have raised concerns the exemption will in effect lead to the suppression of important information on nuclear station operations in Ontario. It's supposed to come into effect April I when Hydro is to be divided up into separate generating and elec- tricity distribution companies, to allow the new companies to com- pete in an open electricity market in Ontario next year. The act has been used by envi- ronmental groups and the media in the past to force the release of Hydro documents such as peer re- views on the performance of its nu- ckar stations, and its financial con- tracts with the U.S. experts hired to improve the performance of the nu- ckar division. Provincial officials have said the exemption is in place to ensure pri- vately -owned energy companies won't have an unfair advantage over Hydro, which is a Crown cor- poration and would normally be subject to the freedom of informa- tion legislation. Mr. Andognim said he wasn't consulted on the Province's decision and is prepared to support its reversal for the nu- clear operations he oversees. He noted the only information on oper- ations he wouldn't be prepared to divulge would be anything having to do with "security". "We're very concerned about this development;' councillors were told by DNA representative Irene Kock. She said DNA has used the act for years to obtain information on issues such as fire safety in nu- clear facilities. Ms. Kock said she used the leg- islation most recently to ask for a copy of a Hydro report on the elec- tricity demand and availability of supply options that will help the utility decide whether to restart the Pickering `A' reactors, which have been shut down since March of 1998. She noted she had at first asked Hydro directly for the report but got no reply. Her application has been turned down but DNA plans to appeal it and intends to ask for the Town's support on the ap- peal because the restart issue is of major public concern. Ms. Kock maintained Hydro doesn't need the exemption to pro- tect its competitive position be- cause the Freedom of Information Act already includes protection for information which might be valu- able to competitors. "I'he existing legislation is more than adequate:' she said. "In fact we think it's already too restrictive." Ms. Kock noted there is also a danger posed by federal legislation creating a new federal regulator to replace the Atomic Energy Control Board. "'Iirey're preparing to put in blanket exemptions as well. We're going to be shut out if we don't see these reversed." Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner said he plans to bring a motion before Council next week to have the Town oppose the exemption for Hydro. Dave Steele of Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment said after the meeting he too is concerned about the ex- emption, and is not sure Mr. An- dognini will be able to follow through on his promise to release information to the community. "I don't actually think he can say that:' said Mr. Steele. "It's not his decision" AOP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Februairy 2S. 1999 Weekend show in Pickering puts you up the creek, with a paddle PICKERING — Canoe Ontario is bringing the great outdoors here with the coun- try's largest camping, canoe- ing and kayaking exhibition next weekend. Experts from across North America will lead informa- tive discussions on topics ranging from tripping, Olympic training, canoe building and repair. Work- shops and seminars are de- signed to inspire canoe en- thusiasts, from the hard-core paddler to the recreational novice. Speakers include Kevin Callan, Mike Runtz and Hap Wilson. More than 100 exhibitors are slated to take part in the event, which will be held at NIS walk needs volunteers The Durham Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis So- ciety needs volunteers to help out at the Super Cities Walk for MS on Sunday, April 18. The walk-a-thon raises funds on behalf of the 50,000 people with Multi - pie Sclerosis in Canada. The Multiple Sclerosis Society supports research projects and local services to people living with MS and their families. For more information call Lynda at 686-5598 or Nuala at 619-2729. i BRIDAL BOUTIQUE INC. Under New Management New Store Hours: Tues. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Wed. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 9 P.M. Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. 302 Stevenson Rd. N- Oshawa (905) 432-3320 The Regioe �i ki c. a,r« s DURIHIAM BLUE BOXES NOW AVAILABLE IN PICKERING ONLY As of March 1, 1999, the Region of Durham's Blue Box recyding collection contractor, Miller Waste Systems, will have moved their collections from a depot in Oshawa to their new faali m in Pickering. Replacement or additional Blue Boxes are still only $4.00 each. They can be purchased directly at 1220 Squires Beach Rd. in Pickering and they can still be delivered to your home for an additional $2.00 per order. Call (905) 426-4222 for more information or to place an order. VA SILGAIUS, P. ENG. 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AOP PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERI ISE SUNDAY EDMOK Februsiry 29,1999 Quilt ra'11le aids ongoing Pickering schoolhouse project Hand -made quilt a labour of love for Pickering Museum Village staff, volunteers PICKERING — The Picker- ing Museum Village Foundation is raffling off a quilt to raise money for its Puterbaugh School- house Project. The quilt is being hand -made by a group of volunteers, includ- ing village education staff mem- ber Lyn McGowan and a number of other staff members and friends. They began the project last October in the village Oddfel- lows' Hall during the Fall Family 105 84* St, Mr (BAtr" PLAZA) 6144#14 WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Ptrrsonalized Service Free Confidential Consultation Several convenient IocaGons. lncluchng OSHAWA 146 S—coe Stwet N OW 726-a404 (Downnown) SCARBOROUGH 9' 3 Lawrence Ave E. 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Deafens an has b sat trhdinidlul saline erica. See your Nhparh OseMr for dsgils. deWination and deivery, ianse. insurarhoe and taxes and _.rti,�r "z. NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 20, Ing PAGE 11 A/P Oraime- 6 'ro PP in 9• NEWS A IAV ERTISER FEB. 28, 1999 Birthdays I ` r> Birthday Birthday Birthday 4 Two special Our little girl" Desiree turned "We can't believe it's been a A cutie i people have birth-,, 18 on Feb. 23. decade since with a big days this month. "You've come j you made smile turned Daddy Waynea long way ! your debut in two on Feb. celebrated his baby" Lots of _ Name Drop- 21. Happy birthday on Feb. love from "' j ping. Where birthday wish - 18 and his 'little Mom, Kevin, has the time es and love to Missy' Briannex"'r' Russell, Nan, !.. gone'? Happy Desiree Sam turned one on Feb. Corey, Haley, j� f 10th ;Mitchell from Mommv, 26. Love and ''"' 'Myrna and r, on Feb. 20. Daddy, broth happy birthday wishes from Mommy, Taylor and Shayne. -_ Bandit. - Love from c Austin, Mommy, Daddy, Adam, Renee Grandma and Papa. and Spot." 40th Birthday 13th Birthday Birthday Birthday Dave Sin- of - i y Birthday lair is a real�!' Jennifer swinging guy. Look who's - Muir turncd Not bad for a I nine on Jan. 4 eight on Feb. 25. i fella who1 Celebrating with and the whole turned 40 Feb.friends and fami- family joined 18. Love from z %• �, ly. Ian Tobias Y �' in celebrating = - wife Nancy,knocked down aIt her birthday son Justin, few pins and for the en tire bpeis Ash scored some month. Happy Hodge, MJ, Mac and Nikki. And, -- crazy bones this birthdav and best wishes from the gang at IG. birthday. Happy birthday w uhcs love from Mom, Dad, Steve and -Introducing the newest and love from Mom, Dad, Erica Melanie. l teenager in the Young and Nana. l Birthday family! Tamara turned 13 on Feb. 27 and she headed c Birthdav "Colton McIntosh Robinson, to a movie with her pals. 1A Birthday do you know Happy birthday wishes to Alex Miles turned Feb. 16 how clever you Tamara, alias Moon, from one on Feb. 21. -He's it's party was a special are? Our little Mom, Dad, Byron, Ho- such a delightful, happy time at the day for Craig cutie turned bart the dog. Grandma baby. We can't wait toKotsopoulos Hunter. as he: ' two on Feb. and Grandpa Greenaway watch him grow and home, as Jor- celebrated his 23" Wishing in Georgetown, Grandma thrive with the love of dan turned six 18th birthday. him a happy and Grandpa Young in family and friends. on Feb. 19. "Love and birthday were Sedona. Arizona, and the Happy birthday from Wishing him a best wishes Mom, Dad, rest of the Young clan, Michelle and Brad happy birth- for a happy brothers Jor- young and old." miles.- day and anoth- birthday. play `.w ft dan and Brodi. Birthday wishes er exciting year of fun are God bless you richly from Mom, also go out to Grandpa Raithby, Mommy, Daddy, Alexandra, Dad. brother Kevin and family - who celebrated on the same day. Birthday Tyler, Joshua and Victoria. "Keep - -------- - - - - amilin' dude:" � "Our little angel" Lucy Lorefice Birthday Birthday turned five on Feb. 24. "Happy birthday sweetie with lots of love Birthda H a p p y Happy third birthday wishes from Mommy, Daddy, Nina, Sab- j y birthday wish - went out rine, Norma, Nonao, her aunts, A special es went out to to "our uncles, cousins and Niko" little boy in the►' ;� Mitch Palmer Friendly Malcolmson on Feb. 2S Giant" family turned when he Sebast- Birthday one on Feb. i turned Live. i a a 21Wishing Hugs and kiss - March 2 is a spe. cial day in the I es from Mom, Dad, Tom and Eric. Zacb on Gregor home, because Ian turns Jacob a happy I Feb' 22' four years old. Wishing Ian a happy birthday with love were Mom, "Every Dad, Kayla, David and Ryan. y� that birthday with lots of love are i Birthday g by, Mommy, Daddy and brother we are Patrick. Birthday `'Our second � m o r e i little gift, Kyle, t thankful to God for blessing us with a4 Birthday "Our little turned two on a beautiful and healthy son. We love girl" Cetti Za- , Feb. 23" Happy you very much and want you and the A birthday party was held in the mmitti turned birthday wishes t world to know that you're the best Smith home on Feb. 16 to help lit- five on Feb. 26. from Mommy, thing that ever happened to our lives. tie cutie MacKenzie celebrate her Happy birthday Daddy, brother Love you always from Moa, Dad, third birthday. Lots of love from wishes with. Shawn, Nanny, Nona, Nonna, godparents, aunts, Monmy, Daddy, Kyle, Devin and lots of love Poppy and all his family. "We love uncles and cousins." her Nanas, Papas, and family. from Mommy and Daddy. you very much Boo" Ro �^ 1794 Liverpool Road �.` Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? send to • n,, Pickering 831-51431 Let us know. We'U ublish our p y Name Dropping, TM's "' special occasion in an easy -to -read c/o Keith Gilligan, 130 Commercial Ave., = y winners nay go directly to Bnkin Robbins to receive their FREE. cake. (Plea and easy -to -clip format... . Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Ma VMM UMU SA7., MAR. 6, 1999 N V PACE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 28, 1999 .BILLBOARD FEB. 28, 1999 MONDAY, MARCH 1 LUNCH: The ladies auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 offers daily lunches from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Legion hall at 1555 Bayly St., Pick- ering. Under $4. All welcome, no mem- bership required. 839-2990. MENTAL HEALTH: The Durham Family Mental Health Support meets Mondays at 10 am. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Support for family working through to improved mental health. 668-6101, 619-1499. DIVORCE: A Divorce Care Recovery seminar and support group meets Mon- days from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Room 203 at the Christian Life Centre, corner of Rossland and Ravenscr6ft Rds., Ajax. $5 for initial session, $2 subsequently. Child care not available. 416-878-6571. TUESDAY, MARCH 2 TOASTMASTERS: The Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters meet Tues- days from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices at 1099 Kingston Rd., suite 224, Pickering. Guests welcome. 420-9816. LUNCH: The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering, offers lunch- es Monday to Friday from 12 to 1:30 p.m. All welcome, no membership re- quired. Under $4. 839-2990. SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Dis- cussion Group meets at 9:30 a -m. at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Ex- eter Rd., Ajax. David Wickware of Gait Works discusses proper orthotics for walking. 619-0315. DROP-IN: The Ajax North Drop -In Centre meets from 9 to 1 I a.m. every Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday at the Riverbreezc Community Centre, 1 'Richards Lane, Ajax. Parents, care- -givers and children four and under wel- come. Free. 428-8817 (Darlene Walk- er), 683-4400 (Darlene Neville). FELLOWSHIP: The Ladies in Fel- lowship Evening at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., east of Whites Rd., Pickering, begins at 7:30 p.m. in the carpeted gym (enter through main back doors and go downstairs). -Guest speaker Gail Welsh, singer Pat :.Russell, and Michael's Craft Store E. dlpoonstrator Joanne Fleming. $3 at the door. 839-2494 (Edna Hayes). • 0 0 AMU C ' 0 a s29P5 FAMAU Si, AJU - 618.1222 THREE BEARS AUTO BODY "'ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUFO BODY •&10A COLLISION SHOPS" "S&!inS The Durham Region " - -- - - - Off Complete 1$ � $200 Body a Paint Work I Or well pay your deductible up to 5200!! 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HUGE RENOVATION SHOWROOM KITCHEN R BATHROOM MODELS "FatTradeaaaan" • Additions • Kitcllwm • Bathrooms • Decks t _ • Vinyl Replacement VPuldow►s • Spring is fast approaching so make sure you visit Diamond Shine Car Cleaning Now that spring will be here very soon you'll want your car to look its best. Of course there's no better way to make sure this happens than by a visit to Diamond Shine Car Cleaning & Detailing. Joanne Elawar of Diamond Shine says even a wash and vacu- um for $19.99 will put life back into your vehicle. "It can take away those memo- ries of winter with its salt, dirt and water," she says. "It's a great way to start the season." For this low price the experi- enced staff will wash the exterior and vacuum the interior and chamois dry the body and win- dows. Of course if your car needs more attention, you can choose from a variety of packages or cus- tornize one to fit your budget. There's the $37.95 package which includes exterior hand wash and dry, interior, exterior and win- dow cleaning, tires and rims cleaned gnd dressed, wheel wells cleaned and complete cleaning of dashboard, vents, panels and ash- trays. The $109.95 package gives you a showroom look and includes all �I�MOND SHI1y� 41 CLETYmr & 10 NWI" of their services except the cleaning of the engine. Then there's the Diamond Deluxe Package for S144.95. This package incudes a bumper to bumper cleaning inside and out. Jim Hickling has been bring- ing his car to Diamond Shine for the past two years and he knows the benefit of regular visits. "Right from the beginning they made my car lexA like new," he says. "And coming here for reg- ular maintenance means it's staved that wad'. - Joanne wants to thank Jim and all of her loyal customers who have made her business such a great suc- cess. This family business, located at 221 Westney Rd. S., in Ajax, includes Joanne along with her dad Jamil. The Elawar family believes in the tradition of quality and service and is evident in the success of brother Wallv's Restaurant on Simcoe St. N. in Oshawa. For more information call (905) 619-2899. Make your spring renovation plans with Gunther Ivens ContractingLtd. Spring will be here before you know it so it's time to start planning those outdoor renovation Pis• Maybe it's an addition you need to increase the living space in - your home or a new deck to enjoy those warn summer days with fam- Ply and friends. It's also the best time to have new windows and doors hatalled, But don't forget spring is also a great time for indoor projects such as lAclu s, bathrooms and base. ments. Whatever the project, YOU ' need a company that has the expen- From odditm b kiWmu people aN over Durham wWT*=W we ence and skill to do the job right at a Ge&V on the SKpWiense of Gurdher Mona Contras ting Ltd. price youIv a That company price. "I Contracting.ns "If you want a project for He has more than 44 years says. care about the work I do and I'm not happy unless the cus- spring you should start making experience and guarantees his work 100 percent so you knowou'll be tomer is." decisions now," says Gunther. "You have to allow time to draw up plans Y Song the most qualified Profen if You're considering aten- ovation project or need repair work and order materials." s+a ? the Lard earned money done around your home, remember From additions to kitchens spefa y i - For more than four decades, to call Gunther Ivens Contracting for a no obligation, free People all over Durham and ntD _ _ mH on thens �acft Gunther has attracted a long list of estimate. When you're done, ask him elige IveCon mt°Q� who know these facts to be true and ask him for references and you'll discover Ltd. ,._:. No matter what the renova- to return time and time again to work on their homes after talking to his customers, that Gunther is the only one they call tion project, large or small, Gunther" I always give my customers when it comes time for home improvements always gives his clients by quality workmanship at a very affordable an excellent price and professional For information can Gunther craftsmanship in every job I do," he at (905) 834-0691. WATCH AS BAD B091URNS FURNITURE APPIIANIES AND ELECTRONICS INTO BARGOONS! hL I - i I Arr NX 4 PIECE BEDROOM wo . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 PCE PINE DINING ROOM r 'THE , s.A,,v,,, i iN G /ARE-� MSUN 4W7 SUPER BUY! NO INTEREST TIL THE DEAR... M SSISSAUGA NORTH YORK SCARSGROUGm WHITBY 1480 D UNDAS ST. E 123i F 10 Ail. Wl BADEST 1119 KENNEDY RD. 15400UNDASSl T I.R -_s o HMO 905) 803-�.,000 (416) 630-1777 (416) 750 -MU (905) 430-0000 ► a5iTA N D • • + E AfP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 28,1999 AJ. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Bear -y impressive collection The Sexual Assault Care Centre of the Lak- eridge Health Corporation collected more than 500 teddy bears in a recent drive and will help distribute the bears to various agencies in Durham Region which deal with sexual assault victims. Marking their success with the stuffed friends this week are (from left) Frank Serra of the Chil- dren's Aid Society, Durham Regional Po- lice Detective Sergeant Ron Rollauer, Shirley Burnett of the Sexual Assault Care Centre and Sharon Trbovieh, principal at Hampton Public School in Durham Region. Hampton P.S. and M.J. Hobbs Public School students collected a large portion of the teddy bears. Local crafters at collectibles show AJAX —A number of Ajax residents will show and sell their handiwork at the upcom- ing Country Decorating and Collectibles Show in Markham. Local participants include Sherri and David Audet of Garden c& Grove, who will have an exhibit of solid copper garden and home accents, while Suzanne Legere of The Bountiful Basket exhibits gar - den collectibles and critters' bird houses. Ann McKenzie of Country Cabin has bears for such occa- sions as birthdays, while Gay Fletcher of Crafty Creatures will sell wine bottle decora- tions and Christmas hedge- hogs. The show features trea- sures, heirlooms, arts and crafts, and will be held Friday, March 19 from 10 a.m. to 9 M E EW -M p.m., and Saturday, March 20 and Sunday, March 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. It will be held at Markham Fairgrounds on McCowan Road, seven kilometres north of Hwy. 7. Admission is $8 for adults, $7 for seniors and $2 for chil- dren under 12. Parking for the event is free. Call 905-649-2480 for more information. v_ HOFWER .0 or Chicken sandwich 'tr>lep you purchase a WHOPPER® & Ghicken sandwich and 7 .. med1iuuuum ffies at the regular price. 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Here's what PERMAROOF can do: • Eliminates snow and ice build-up Gives you a lifetime warranty Is made in Canada by Canadians • Is lightweight - • Offers many colours and styles • Is installed by professionals l Damage to asphalt sinngles a - •Leaks'C" A yOt • Stress to your roof system by 0�' • Excessive attic moisture TLANALCO BUILDING PRODUCTS El,a'f.>9e': !,1Yii1'?.Y1YWI'r. `>.r. - - ,:.-....,..u..... .L ... •;u.,vy �.F'.^?:i'.Itu`^_c ._ - A -^:v Mind for a ;4M • t. • NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Febrwrr 29, 1899 PARTE 1S P It h &FjTIV.ESS '1 NEWS ADVERTISER FEB. 28 }999 Dramthmost out ole u Ives . wants ou to et e Coalition of Durham partners promote physical activity, healthy eating and more Durham Lives!, a coali- tion of community partners promotes physical activity, healthy eating and a smoke-free community to reduce heart disease and cancer. These partners, who are working together to prevent heart disease and cancer invite you to make healthy eating a part of your daily routine and to get out there and experi- ence all that Durham has to offer. _ March is 'nutrition month and it is an excellent time to learn about how to include healthy eating in your life. Our partners have resources and programs available to assist you. Some of these resources include: • Heart and Stroke Foun- dation of Ontario offers a wide variety of print mate- rials relating to healthy eat- ing. Heart healthy cook- books are for sale at the Heart and Stroke Founda- tion. These include: Bonnie Stern's 'More Heartsmart Cooking,' Romona Joseph - son's 'The Heartsmart Shopper: Nutrition on the Run,' Stephen Wong's 'Heartsmart Chinese Cook- ing,' and the new Krishna Jamal's 'Heartsmart Flavours of India.' Pro- ceeds from the sale of these cookbooks goes to support programs and services by the Heart and Stroke Foun- dation. For information call 686-1521. • Canadian Cancer Soci- ety has a wide variety of Take time in March and learn how to eat right March is National Nutrition Month — a perfect time to think about our eating habits and how we can make them healthier. Nurses and nutritionists in the Heart Disease/Cancer Prevention pro- gram at Durham Region Health De- partment offer a series of interactive group sessions to assist people in doing just that. Healthy Eating ...Make It Happen! is the theme. 'lite aim of the program is to assist Durham Region residents in making healthy food choices. "We usually start with the basics," says Public Health Nutritionist Debra Carby. "We explore typical eating habits and use Canada's Food Guide as a basis.for making change." Another opportunity for promot- ing the Healthy Eating ... Make It Hap- pen! message to Durham Region res- idents is at the grocery store. Health Department staff are available at laste4gsting booths to share informs - tion on healthy eating and to offer samples of good -tasting, lower fat .Jficiods. "We're able to interact with a Marge number of people this way;' says Public Health Nurse Sandi Hughes. "Everyone buys groceries at some time. By being present and ac- 4cessible in the grocery store we can :encourage people to think more care- fully about what they are buying and ieating " For more information about Healthy Eating community groups or the grocery store campaign call the Durham Region Connection line at 005) 723-8521 or 1-800-841-2729. pamphlets, fact sheets, recipes and videos about healthy eating and nutri- tion. Proceeds from the sale of the Anne Lindsay 'Smart Cooking, 10th Anniversary Edition' go toward the sup- port of programs and ser- vices of the Canadian Can- cer Society. For information call 686-1516. • YWCA through its recreation and prenatal pro- grams works with the Health Department and other community groups to provide nutrition services. Call 723-9922 • YMCA in conjunction with other community part- ners provide Food for Thought and other pro- grams that support teen NIAGWYERS Pt 8 mothers. Call 434-3831 or 839-8011. • The Youth Centre of Ajax -Pickering also hosts a Food for Thought pre- and post -natal nutrition pro- gram in collaboration with the health department. Nu- trition and cooking activi- ties are also part of their life .skills programs for youths. Access to foods for youth is facilitated through its Food Bank which is a satellite of St. Paul's on the Hill Food bank. Call 428- 1212. Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating recom- mends that we eat five to 10 servings of vegetables and fruit each day. The Heart and Stroke Founda- tion Report Card on chil- dren's health habits from MIME ,ArANO.&MCWN-x Did you know... The News Adver- tiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toron- to, Ont. M5B 2M7, an indepen- dent organization that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. "They drained my oil, not my bank account" 1 ON 1 z LAC & Rker I 1 _ Nidi dl�s cwlr`Nh. I IM • eewAswaW wary a wanft or 5,000Ion Swrio� inert t uupp to s �I� 1 Olne a151raeo twrwl wobr aik nwr o0 flMr NO etw Ribriea0on0 I 11 �• otI°�°`".�ia" ice°" • Pre�isiee 1 3S5 BABY ST. AJAX ' 1 44 (M) 683-%" i Quality Service Guaranteed Kelp It Goin 1 1998 found that only 20 per cent of children aged 6-12 eat the daily recommended amounts of fruits and veg- etaHes. We are lucky to live in Durham Region where there are so many produc- ers of local fresh fruits and vegetables. As you plan your week- ly shopping list remember to include a variety of fruits and vegetables especially those produced here in our own region. When you choose healthy foods on• a daily basis you can make sure that you are running on the right fuel in order to get the most out of life and to pre- vent heart disease and can- cer. Fresh produce abounds throughout Durham Region at farm gates, pick-ydtir- own, and roadside markets. Farm products include fruits and vegetables, live- stock, game, fish, eggs, home baking, honey. maple syrup and preserves. The agricultural season begins in mid Ma} and continues until late October. Durham Farm Fresh is a marketing association of local farmers. who promote fresh produce and value added agricultural prod- ucts. The association devel- ops an annual guide con- taining a members' list. seasonal picking chart and map of members' locations. Copies of this guide are available free of charge by calling 723-0023. DICKERING TOYOTA While You Ll 1t! Plus & Models - 4- Please Galt For an Appolni JIM) 420 -5710~0,-z- 4, 20 -5'x`10~0, z T"o" Monts 8,7:34 - 6:00 Tues 7:30-8:001-- r YFri .7.30 - 6:9 tDAMMA'. Sat S:tIQ X3:00 .,C=.=2* •�yu y�I( y�.� �. ,( y.� .pip •i4TT' :."AE, . 7jj AIP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 28, IM • 0 • ADVERTISING FEATURE • Yoga and Headaches For years Jane woke up in the middle of the night with shooting pain in her back that would develop into a throbbing headache. Most nights she was unable to go back to sleep and would get up in the morning depressed and exhaust- ed. Every specialist Jane saw in her search for relief concurred that her problem was muscle tension, but there was no effective treatment. Jane tried muscle relaxants, anti depres- from muscle tension. Especially peo- Denturists 11�21f_• • sants, and prescription painkillers that made her feel even more depressed. When Jane started on her Yoga program she had to acknowledge that her headaches were stress related and psychosomatic. This made it difficult for her to relax in passive yoga pos- tures and in meditation. But persever- ing she is now at the point that she can observe her busy mind in the postures and still know that she is working towards less headaches. The frequen- cy of her headaches is down to a cou- ple of times a month and Jane feels she can handle this without panic and depression. She also knows that if she does not keep up her yoga practice the headaches return. Up to 75% of headaches result are Denture Specialists Denturists are licensed by the Ontario Government to fabricate and fit dentures directly for their patients. Their practice is devoted to creating dentures that are comfortable, attrac- tive and allow you to maintain a healthy mouth. in order to practice, denturists must receive a license which is issued by the College of Denturists after an intense and demanding three year program. There is one school in Ontario and only five in Canada that offers this program. From the hun- dreds of applicants, approximately twenty students are accepted each year meaning the standards are very high and only the most qualified are enrolled. For the same work a dentist would do, denturist's fees are quite lower. Dentists do not make your den- tures, they send your impressions to a dental laboratory where your den- tures are then made by a technician who has never met you or knows any- thing about your concerns regarding your dentures. As a result of the "mid- dle man"' you are charged consider- ably more. However, the denturist who treats you, makes your dentures from start to finish because of their on site laboratory. This not only reduces your cost, but also reduces the time .involved in receiving your new den- tures. There is no referral necessary to see a denturist for treatment. They accept all dental insurance plans and may even accept credit cards. If a clin- ic visit is difficult, for whatever rea- son, special arrangements can be made for your denturist to come to you. Full or partial dentures, new or replacement, refit or repairs, whatever your denture requirements, see a den- turist! Andre Maragh can be contacted at the Pickering Denture Clinic (905) 420-2652. ple who have rounded shoulders suf- fer from "headache muscles" that are chronically foreshortened. The more rounded the 4houlders and the head in the forward position, the harder the muscles have to work, eventually throwing them into fatigue and spasm. We need to retrain the upper back to extend, the chest to open, the shoulders to roll back and down and the head to rest on the midline. We need to stretch the 'headache muscles' to bring relief. Yoga focuses on align- ment and body awareness as tools for retraining the body, it also helps the mind to slow down releasing some of the stresses in life. For more information on Yoga please call (905) 619-1405, the Greenwood Holistic Health Care Centre. Qreenwood Holistic fflealth rare Centre 619-1405 YOGA Relief for Headaches ongoing courses CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION A peaceful countn' retreat Highway 7 and Westney X 10 min from do%k nto-►n PickerinY l C� wiiian Drop bW er ae met www wwww • Qwd beeft eiidll:o e• poa>tplllols A ridoos • slow pboom • 0016}660P st,Op,i•,0ftr al your bed& C a nods 4* { k ` 1 f 's Treatment of: ' Prescription Narcotic Addiction Heroin Abuse Affordable Dentures... one Good Reason To Smile! REPAIRS (1 hr.) 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You have to "crack" your neck, back or other joints a lot. Can be caused by areas of your spine that are locked or jammed. 5. You can't twist or turn your head or hips to either side easily and equally. Reduced range of motion. 6. You are often fatigued. An unbalanced spine drains your energy. . 7. You have poor concen- tration. Subluxations affect brain health. 8. You have low resistance shoes. One foot (it's often the 14. You feel stiffness in ARTICLE COURTESY OF your neuruendocrine system right) may appear anywhere your back and neck. Stiffness PINERIDE NATURAL in your resistance to disease from 1/8" to 1" shorter than may be a sign of subluxation HEALTH. tion• the other. (Circle the short leg damage. where the heels meet the 9. Your foot flares out and write amount of inches or when walking. This test is For more information easy as lung as you don't mm it's off. Show to your 15. You just don't feel right, call Dr. Franko as you walk. Chi they both D.C.) you are in general poor at 683-7735. fort appear to Flare outward L_ R health. Subluxations can affect ��c�o, !! �. _ 11. You have poor posture.bo your overall health. 8. You have low resistance 10. One leg appears shorter to disease. Subluxations affect than the other. Keep your your neuruendocrine system shoes on, and lie down. have which plays an important role someone stand behind ,you, in your resistance to disease look down at your feet, and and your ability to fight infec- gently push your heels tion• toward your head. Compare where the heels meet the 9. Your foot flares out when walking. This test is easy as lung as you don't e 0 WN •. cheat. merely Ioxrk at your feet " `-' -' as you walk. Chi they both •e• _ point forward, or does one ;? , fort appear to Flare outward - •? or inward? Do both? Foot flare ��c�o, !! may be a sign of a problem in •� the lower spine or hips, or meningeal stress in the upper neck or base of the brain. 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Preschoolers can enjoy Storytime Sessions on March 15 at the library's Village branch, March 16 at the McLean branch and March 17 at the main branch. All sessions start at 10:30 a.m. and run for 30 minutes. School -aged children can learn cartooning at the main branch at 10:30 a.m. on March 15, at the Vil- lage branch on March 17 at 1:30 p.m. and at the McLean branch on March ti K NEWS ADVERnSER SUNDAY EDITION, FeWuary 28,1999 PAGE 411P s invade Ajax libraryidurng school break 18, also at 1:30 p.m. Each session runs for 90 minutes. Town hall at the corner of Har- Kingston Road; and the and Magill Drive. Youths can learn about the world wood Avenue and Kings Cres- McLean branch is in the com- Call Cindy Kimber at 428 - of a working dog when a Metro cent; the Village branch is on munity centre at the southeast 3564 for more information Toronto Police officer d h' Church Street north of corner of Westney Road North about any of the programs. an IS dog Falk visit the McLean branch on March 17 at 10:30 a.m. The constable and his canine partner will be there for 45 minutes. Crafters can make a whimsical cat from felt on March 18 at 10:30 a.m. at the main branch. All programs are limited by room capacity. The main branch is next to the MAGWY PUB GAMBLING? Do you have questions or concerns regarding your own or someone else's involvement in gambling? Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health Corporation offer consultation and gambling counselling services for all forms of gambling. All services are confidential and provided without cost. Call 571-3344 or 683-5950 (A RESIDENCE YOU SAN CALL HOME1 A place where residents are appreciated. I! / T � SF_W_1l Close to an amenities: VP_ Hospital (5 mins.), bus stop, me tical'clinic (3 min.), grog store, convenience store. GALL TOLL FREE 1-877-876-2753 FOR AN APPOIIVTMEIVT Clio' Grisnwood, Manse NOTICE OF "'� I STREET DURHAM CLOSING • • • Its TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Regional Municipality of Durham at its meeting to be held on Wedrwsday, the 24th day of March, 1999, at 10:00 a -m- in the Regional Council Chambers. 605 RosslaW Road East whilby intends to pass a by- law to stop up and dose part of the unopened public highway known as Sayy Street, in the Town of Pickerin% described as Part of Parcel Street - 1. Section 40M-1334, Part of Lot 29, Range 3, B.F.C., Plan 4OM-1334. in the Town of Pickering, in the Regional Municipality of DudNM designated as Pants 1.2 and 3 on Reference Plan 4OR-18421, r�scetved and deposited in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Durham (No- 40) on the 27th day of August, 1999; Safe plan showing the unopened part of the public highway lowb w, as SaY to be stopped up, dosed and otherwise referred to in this Notice is on file and may be examirwd at the office of the Clerk of the The Regional Municipality of Durham at 605 Rcesfand Road East. Whitby. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that at the said meeting the Council shall hear in Person or by Counsel. Solicitor or Agent any person who dame that his or her land would be pre xki0y affeCted by the by-law and who applies to be heard. Persons w*wsstad in making representations on this matter are requested to noWY the Regional Cleric in writing at the address noted below by noon on Thursday. the 18th day of March. 19®9. DATED at Whitby this 17th day of February. 1999. 1 Pat Madill, Regional Cleric p 1: 805 Rossland Road East --, Ontario *� LIN 8A3 C PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUN., FEB. 28 TILL CLOSING SAT., MARCH. 6/99 �� Lu � o,�� '`•.'— FRESH BREAD NOW AVAILABLE MEAT SPECIALS • "LET US PAMPER YOUR TASTEBUDS" CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "BUY ONTARIO - BUY QUALITY'. "BUY ONTARIO - BUY QUALITY' A, AA, AAA BEEF "BONELESS" •99/b• "BONELESS' BONELESS $ .99/b, PORK BUTTERFLY $ SIRLOIN LOIN � �,,,, PORK TIP or ROAST '�'" CHOPS RUMP ROAST $6.59 kg RIB PORTIO S6.59 kg 58.80 kg CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "BUY ONTARIO - BUY QUALITY- "BUY ONTARIO - BUY QUALITY" A, AA, AAA BEEF CENTRE TOP ."/b. -Fnsw, ."/b. CUT SIRLOIN PORK PORK $TEpK TENDERLOIN LOINAvlw $6.59 kg S13.21 kg CHOPS S6.59 kg BRUNO'S STORE MADE "BUY ONTARIO - BUY QUALITY" ..BUY ONTARIO - BUY QUALITY - FRESH �� MEATY MESH �� sPR�uNMs� ITALIAN $ PORK $ BACK SAUSA BACK BACON MILD, ttt� SPARERIBS 2 HOT, M t3ARU 56.59 kg (NO TAIL) $13.21 kg A1E $6.59 kg CUT FROYGRAM ALWAYS FRESH ALWAYS FRESH BRUNO'S -BUY ONTARIO BRUNO'S A AA AAA BEEF STORE MADE BUY QUALITY - A REGULAR LEAN Powe �s ITALIAN IRE OF MIND GROUND GROUND �� s�EF HNRIEL SAUSAGE BEE HAMBURGER 6 v EnEs BEEF PATTIES tIM F,400& $TA9/lik 3 $111-1101) kg szte kg ■ 0.95 kNworg 1 kAm g 1 e.e0 =5.49 kg '!U,►.plfitlVtlYIUTY- '1U1�01ff-MlYQIMLRY- .ONilu,i ,Or.,E.,,,te1 �tI�M. �a � „ Tu��sSOLE,49s�•A••e.� M w� 1 `�� to � Z1•ZS 2 95 «rat ,�.. 1111"4T7 0 0 2 ". ME% 6 T summZA49 ~01111119r LEG OF �.. X16 Z�� rrasanaucunr NR4l f►i� Ili NAMEM� .11M.1.11M.1 � los M3 thfll< nECE •••• Mau UU FOBEAT BRUNO'S trlteluniw► • « ,.,,,a� u; LST US DO TSE 1I0moo" U � .»/Ir. $ �/�• Mac neErlWMWW CiIiIIwIIii M roods Itwnll■lw NArARTI floe thMl MMUMN C�� SAL IE �� PAR11E6Wlft A HOT ee MILD IGLIAN $ .99 $ - ,�, 'E�ERS � 4 t;.1W 4 >;.1ar � � 99t NMI m 40 MANY MORE AAAI � :�� Idltls� � ast9f�ua 40 TFT r 1Z. A/P RAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 28,1999 ADVERTISING FEATURE Did you knave Over 1/3 of the Durham Region is 50+* DHS 24 HOURS A DAY Health Care 7 DAYS A WEEK Service DVA TAPS cards accepted •rHOMEMAKING A Zkomt_ q • NURSING MainStreet Messenger® • IN-HOME FOOTCARE • MEDICAL ALARMS The Ajax Seniors Club located at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. is open every day and offers activities such as arts and crafts, bingo, euchre, cribbage, bridge, shuffleboard, darts, exercise classes, line dancing, square dancing as well as carpet and five -pin bowl- ing. For information call 683-9696 or 686-1573. CLAREMONT The Claremont Golden Ages Club on Brock Rd. in Claremont hosts euchre every Tuesday at 8 p.m. Call Jean Drake at 649-2309 for more information. The ladies auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 offers dailv lunches from 12 Noon to 1 p.m. at the Legion Hall at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. It's under $4. All are wd- come no membership required. For information call 839-2990. Become a driver for the Durham Region Community Care Association and celebrate the International Year of the Older Person. Last year more than 600 area seniors and disabled adults were assisted by volunteer drivers for such things as trips to the doctor, shopping and even to the corner store. Volunteers receive a nominal fee to cover expenses and can choose when and how much they can help. For more information call (9015) 434-1691. -The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's Senior Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. For information on speakers call (905) 686-1573. The Claremont Golden Age Club on Brock Rd. in Claremont meets the third Thursday of every month at noon for a pot luck luncheon and meeting followed by a social and euchre. The Friends of the Ajax Public Library need 200 Canvass Captain volunteers for an "EVERY AJAX HOUSEHOLD CANVASS" in May of 1999, to raise money to build a much needed main central library. To volunteer now, complete a sign-up form in any library branch or call (905) 683-2003. Help us build a library that serves us all. Skating is for all ages so strap on some blades and come to the Ajax Community Centre. Admission is only $1.00 and the times for adults only skating are 10 to 11 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays. What's more relaxation or better for exercise than a good swim. At both the Ajax Community Centre and the McLean Community Centre there are various times throughout the week for both public and lane swimming. Admission is $1.00 at Ajax and $2 at McLean. Contact centres for details. S aws y 4' g >. Take It Off H a'- ] IMC all the weight you W. UWCM i -say 6r9asM* DIETS DO , iES WORK WHEL.`} Aron lgl Lam... Poopm st Proms • FREE NOW OONSIJt.TATION • PROFESSIONAL ONE ON ONE wEKW COUNSELLM • WICALLY SUPERVIS1EEDWOMIr LOSS CLW • iEAL7R EA7NO IIMM7W1T FR MY= UFESTYLE 0 0 a a EATON CENTRE 416-598-2337 ___CENTRE 905.415-1129 PICIQERM ETOBIGOKE .416-239-6122 1460 IOOGSTON RD. 'Up to 30 lbs. uTYALLEY FARII 1 NEw1OG IGM OPENM SOON [�RESA�LEHOMES FROM'00 TO '87,900_ WILMOT I CREEK. LATCH ON TO T1105 DA[RGAI M Juststeps -to the Gardens, enjoy Yom private yalld .wbft NEWS Sports &LEISURE NEWS ADVERTISER FEB. 28, 1 9 9 9 . "— a 1. . . r. . • . i'11•r1-31 rv•. -, R/D•L rp `„1.'0 TA - AD*ER MR SUNDAY EDITION, February 29, 1999 PAGE 21 P 1 282 Monarch Ave. Ajax 619-0633 _ Competitors coupons accepted Club's gymnasts attend elite competitions in Florida and Ohio Pi"ckeri"ng • a ig mep. s PICKERING — Pickering Aerials Gymnasts have posted some impressive results at recent competitions. Level 3 Ontario Tour Team members Julie Ann Passy and Kathryn Newton competed in a meet in Florida. Passy finished eighth overall while Newton was 25th in their respective age divi- sions. National Open Ontario Tour Team member Brooke Lynne Prim- rose led the team by placing 12th all round, advancing to the top -six event finals. Primrose finished Last call for baseball sign-ups PICKERING — The Pickering Baseball Association's final registra- tion date is Tuesday, March 2 at the Pickering Recreation Complex from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. A health card and a birth certificate are required. For more information call PBA reg- istrar Linda Trotman at 839-2379. fourth on the balance beam and sev- enth on the floor exercises. At the second of three qualifiers for the Provincial Championships in April, Kayla Chong finished fourth all round in the level 2 pre - novice category. Alicia Calderone placed eighth in the novice level 2 category. Alanna Weston won the pre junior level 2 group while Aly- cia Mokedanz finished fourth all round. In the level 3 junior catego ry, Passy placed second all round. Newton finished fourth in the senior level 3 category. In the provincial level I pre -novice category, Maly- Love to Swim? Interested in learning more about Competitive Swimming? The PICKERING SWIM CLUB is hosting a swimmer placement and information night for its March Break Camp and Fundamentals Program, Wed., March 3, 10, 10-5 P.m., Sat., March 6, 8-9 a.m. at the Pickering Reaution Complex, Meet Coach Mike at poolside. Call Mary Wbw 420.6032 for additional information. ina Mana placed 10th all round and Chelsea Hing finished 11th. In the novice level 1 category, Danyelle Sora placed third. Alicia Wald was third all round in the level 1 junior division while Brieann Cassidy fin- ished fifth, Talyn Andrews placed sixth and Brittany Lloyd eighth. Aerial national team members Vanessa Robinson, Passy, Newton and Primrose fell just short of qual- ifying for team finals at the U.S.A. International Buckeye Classic in Ohio. As the Buckeye Classic Team Alternate finalists, Primrose was fourth all round, sixth on the un- Open %6-w-=4 TheOpFu4�e Computer 8 Sok-Skill Training Customized Training On -Site or Off-site DURHAM lrgm mG S O L U T I O N S The Durham District Sdtoal Board 1400 Bayly St. Unit 2, Pickering (9o5)420-5841 U even bars, fourth on the beam and eighth on the floor. Passy was eighth all round and fifth on the floor. Robinson achieved personal bests. Newton finished 15th all round, posting some impressive re- sults also. The level 8 U.S.A. Junior Olympic team of Chong, Calderone, Mokedanz, Wald and Cassidy all turned in personal best performances at the U.S.A. Interna- tional Buckeye Classic. Calderone scored 9.60 on the floor to finish second all round, Wald scored 9.60 on the beam, Cassidy 9.425 on the 0 floor, Mokedanz 9.35 on the floor, and Chong 8.725 on the vault. - Also at the Buckeye Classic, the level 2 Ontario Tour Team came away with the first place team award. Team member Weston fin- ished first on the floor, second on the bars and third on the vault. Aerials athletes will travel to Ni- agara Falls, Buffalo, Montreal and Sarnia for future competitions. Pickering Aerials will host more than 500 gymnasts during their an- nual Rainbow Classic International Invitational May 14 and 15 at the Pickerine Recreation Complex. You'll enjoy the no -pressure approach from Megabyte Computer Systems There's an abundance of computer dealers these days but finding one you feel com- fortable and confident with can be daunting! If expertise and a no -pres- sure sales approach is more .S AVAILABLE Important to you than fancy surroundings, Megabyte Computer Systems could be 9 the end of your search.m Joseph Liner, owner and operator of Megabyte Computer Systems, has been -5099 ,n the business for almost 17 years. He moved his comput- er dealership from Scarborough in August of 1996 when he opened aw "N M ab Upgrades. *atom bti, seniioe ate atpert afte is ars; - J it) YNbow you're 1"M of no4ock WA h* you put a syeem tog*W Mat meets ym needs 9839=9453 nes tttn.ett Iw. s«Mn. till � eg yte at 860 Brock Road South, Pickering. Megabyte is proud of the product it produces. "Our systems are well balanced", says Joseph. "We always make sure the com- puter is burned in' and test- ed extensively for 48 hours before it leaves the shop. This ensures reliability to the cus- tomer." Though happy to offer advice to a potential comput- er purchaser. Joseph highly recommends a customer does some homework before deciding on a new computer or upgrade of a present sys- tem. One of the most impor- tant things to ascertain is the software that will be used. For example, if the com- puter is being bought with a student in mind, it's wise to know the software that is being used at his or her school. A properly integrated system is a correct balance of hardware and software. Also, it's important to realize that sometimes just a minor addition to a present system can bring that com- puter up-to-date and that it may not be necessary to buy an entirely new system. Besides building new sys- tems and upgrading present computers, Megabyte also PRING BREAK CAMP—... 0 • • • WHO? Anyone 5-18 years of age • WHAT? Ski or Snowboard! • WHEN? March 15th -18th, all day pass and a 2 hour lesson per day! • HOW MUCH? Only $120.00 or 1/2 price for season ticket holders! • WHERE? SKI DAGMAR (of course) J provides expert repair ser- vice to customers. "These days service is a lost art. Manv people sell but service is not always easy to find", Joseph comments. 'If You bring your system in for a repair we do our utmost to provide service in 24 hours or less. We realize how impor- tant that quick turn -around is to the customer." He says personal commu- nication with the customer is paramount. "If you do make the deci- sion to upgrade, invest in a new computer system or just need help in making that decision, give us a call at (905) 839-9453", says Joseph. "You're welcome to drop by for a free Y2K check!" Located 1 km south of Bayly at 8W Brock Rd. S. Unit 10, Pickering, Megabyte Computer Systems is open 7 days a week for your cone-, nience. �! .._,.._-�...�. Ham..-.-:•. _........�_..._. .. .. 4�i»"'t .Y z.°ju•.c.'�6�iP: `�, . , .... � _..:.., .. , .x... '. [:.•:riA`ir�.,:'`?..�'.Y2i:I.il�;'ar-. A/P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 28,1999 Oshawa Kicks REP Soccer Tryouts HAVE FUN THIS SUMMER Boys aged 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 - F & under 21 Girls age 11,13, 14, 16, under 19 & open Call Frank Sobil 579-3028 ?fu Dti%;t1flC LA'i RTL S L'EA1 N'10 SXTI'E saviny Durham Reywn for the past 14 years. SPRING REGISTRATION Feb. 27,1999 9:30-11:00 a.m. At the Art Thompson Arena. Dickering Registratiohhs accepted through the mail or by phoee visit a it Ni nest VIA site .",.,, THIS V 1 Meom Kyle IW 2 Da"i 5 FIFAII 4 Semi -Private swimming, kasoss (only 3 in a class) - Weekday aftersoon, even* sad weekend Ile Oshawa) 4 CbMm's activity pi otraaas (at KidFit Cestre) - Ints is to Teens, Daytionc and Ev • Kinderam, Crafts, Cntative M • Tae Kwas Do cY7dr 1 (6-12) & Little 4 Aduit Fita im and Martial Arts (A9 Ates 4 � F _- Wo nen & Welshes, Judo, Tse Kwon TRYnew TAE BO Adult)REGIS Y PHONE 6 73 m Bowanvitle Ki Centre/ Canadian Swi hoots/ Cl Von Martial Arts 83 Mearns Court, Bowmanviiile _o da a A All Classes semi private. Pickering a Whitby locations now open Dray and Evening classes available ry Breeat,11 yrs. Krie�e , 9 ys. Tava Shy S yrs. Kristin 116t:(`rvW, l yr. Julia Pruhh 5 ym 11 Sarah Mountain, 10 yrs. UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 25 Mitchel Hennig, 2 yrs. 26 Brandon Warner, I yr. 27 Joshua Chamberlain, 4 yrs. Kenzie Pascoe, 6 vrs. James Hanson, 7 vrs. 28 Kristy Bryan, 7 vrs. Mitchell Thom 3yTC ` 1 Lt Stephen Lusby, 11 yrs. Melanie Cougle, 9 yrs. Andrew Synowicki, 4 yrs, Samantha Jewell, 7 yrs. 3 k Sbanllon N' UCarroll, 4 yrs. Lisa Mazariegos, 8 yrs. Jarrod Mehlenbacber, 8 yrs.�� Jessica Janssen. 6 yrs. FIFAII 4 Semi -Private swimming, kasoss (only 3 in a class) - Weekday aftersoon, even* sad weekend Ile Oshawa) 4 CbMm's activity pi otraaas (at KidFit Cestre) - Ints is to Teens, Daytionc and Ev • Kinderam, Crafts, Cntative M • Tae Kwas Do cY7dr 1 (6-12) & Little 4 Aduit Fita im and Martial Arts (A9 Ates 4 � F _- Wo nen & Welshes, Judo, Tse Kwon TRYnew TAE BO Adult)REGIS Y PHONE 6 73 m Bowanvitle Ki Centre/ Canadian Swi hoots/ Cl Von Martial Arts 83 Mearns Court, Bowmanviiile _o da a A All Classes semi private. Pickering a Whitby locations now open Dray and Evening classes available ry Breeat,11 yrs. Krie�e , 9 ys. Tava Shy S yrs. Kristin 116t:(`rvW, l yr. Julia Pruhh 5 ym 11 Sarah Mountain, 10 yrs. UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 25 Mitchel Hennig, 2 yrs. 26 Brandon Warner, I yr. 27 Joshua Chamberlain, 4 yrs. Kenzie Pascoe, 6 vrs. James Hanson, 7 vrs. 28 Kristy Bryan, 7 vrs. Mitchell Thom 3yTC ` 1 Lt Stephen Lusby, 11 yrs. Melanie Cougle, 9 yrs. Andrew Synowicki, 4 yrs, Samantha Jewell, 7 yrs. Jake Madden, 4 yrs. Sbanllon N' UCarroll, 4 yrs. Lisa Mazariegos, 8 yrs. Jarrod Mehlenbacber, 8 yrs.�� Jessica Janssen. 6 yrs. Khaieen Bartholomew, 3 yrs. Ryan Ball -Petrie, 2 yrs. Bethany Shepperdson, 4 yrs. Lauren Defilippis, 6 yrs. Allison Nicholls, 7 yrs. Burke Slingerland, l yr. �3 •EMOM Ff"dod Pftpm p =, •'; Bretxien Gallowav, 3 vrs. .3 .- � • CMrlarna Ctwkdhw ChehKa McQuade, 3 yrs. t Robbi-Anne Davis. 12 yrs. � Adawns Price, I1 yrs. " Megan Coombs, l2 yrs. IL-! 1916 Rosslan l Rd. E Drake Smithson, l yr. fake Jonathan, 2 yrs. Jeremy Bonsma, 8 yrs. VO4�i Now axoaptbg reyietradonmlll Natasha Julian Rome Lamprell, S ym 3ua•ka•TUM•Flin• Fun- b Atyse Louise Gamewithti, 2 yrs' s" Angela Whittaker 11 yrs. Jamie Elizabeth Wbeeler, l yr. 8 Brandon Fenton, 5 yrs. Khadijah Bartholomew, S yrs. .' ;tl DOES YOUR CHILD Mariah MacRae Marshall, 4 yrs. ;;_..Amamia 91 Osbor"er -: -CH RATE A BIRTHDAY Brianna Casson, 6 yrs- Adrianne Fick. 6 yrs.*S1 Vktstsis McFadies, L APRIL? Austin Hiscock, 2 yrs. -.9 w bejon March 2S'. '99. Hussein Mawani, 4 vrs. art!publisb ow Marcb 28. 1999. Matthew McLean. 8 yrs. Baxter, yrs.Harry CHn.DS NAME Elizabeth Donnelly. 11 yrs.Seaq Ta Ii Ogilvy, 1 yr. B. Shannon, 8 yrs. D9{ 4watke4 9 yrs. Nicholas Mason, 6 yrs. Ethan Smith/Byrom, 3 y wQi BE (AGE) vrs 1 ON (nwrE> Rebecca Scott, 8 yrs. Ja&seggs,S yrs. 22 Leah "e, yrs- PHONE 9 Kyle small, 7 yrs shaven F 81 ns, �' Crry CMWrw 12 yews of age =W younger. 10 Samantha Jewell, 7 yrs. 2t 3 Sbanllon N' UCarroll, 4 yrs. Smd ux -SkdW" wiaha-. P.O. Wm 481. Birthday Child • Receives Free Meal • Loot Bags supplied • • Play Ground • Tour of Restaurant SIN' • • e ` AIMiiib Sur9w King ,los Clamirmpon ua soy -sans Evan Whntsmith. 6 yrs. 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L1 H 71-5 JIMBO the MAGIC CLOWN I Pam 723-3871 FOR YOU TWO .MATERNITY NO PST No GST1 on any purchase! PickeringVillap �p16 rGG Court rd • am Fun • ' .1" i • T_ U It •FMS • a e:l` • � t,iltla 6lesiiw�► C .� �y Z �3 •EMOM Ff"dod Pftpm x .- � • CMrlarna Ctwkdhw :Fd d� AQW W12_5 T.. IL-! 1916 Rosslan l Rd. E ,S„y • ' WHfTBY, ONT �d VO4�i Now axoaptbg reyietradonmlll 3ua•ka•TUM•Flin• Fun- '% . i. MVli.J'�'Y.. Veft the #1 Mutual Arts Club and also the 01 Fitness Club by the Mous Reader's Choice Awards of Oshawa/Whitby This Week NEW EVAMM ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo Durham West Lightning's Salvatrice Assenza has her centring pass go off the .skate of Mississauga Chiefs defeneeman Suzy Stewart as goaltender An- nemarie Walken watches the play during peewee 'BB'action in the Durham West Girls Hockey Association Tournament at the Pickering Village Arena Thursday. Playoff action goes today, Sunday, Feb. 28, starting at 12:30 p.m. at the Art Thompson Arena, Don Beer Arena and at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Atom Panthers playoff PICKERING — The Dalt's Honda Pickering Panthers major atom 'A' team has advanced to the quarter -finals of the OMHA playoffs after dispatching Lind- say 2-1 in a best -of -three series. The Panthers rallied from a two -goal deficit in game three and went on to win 3-2 in overtime. Trevor Walsh was the hcro in the extra period, scoring on a beautiful set-up from Nick Hobson. Walsh also notched Pickering's first goal while Kevin Hussey tied the contest with just over four minutes remaining in regulation time. The Panthers squandered a 1-0 lead in the third period of the series opener and went on to lose 2-1. Walsh was the sole marksman. In game two, Scott Waters scored the game's only goal in a 1-0 win for Pick- ering. Walsh and Bryan Cruse assisted. Goaltenders Ryan Boucher and Matt MCCalluill shared the The Panthers now gmove on to play the Port Perry Predators who upset the Whitby Wildcats in another series. Other members of the Pickering squad are Kory Young, Jeremy Whelan, 91M �NFMpIm FEB. 28. 1999 "CKWAM MBfs 2NMMTaALL trEAo A Rwdts from Fah 22, ISM yak Bobm4s 7 or*um— f.~M — aA om tratltp•n tnittttatto• 34. Dale N 70P 500111 Ift 3•lal• 11, Tom mown 10, Pat Rn- A 9, Ivor Wlaw e. 8 twat wJdm Espoin 15. SwA M•nfp7.A Mud Man's 47 vs OAE7w0 _ Yftmw o• Pblllnb 41. Top -rn no Mud Mens Bi eol•at t.tbe L~tttrt a Kai NuldNno�n 7. � 0110M. 9. Ftwb•n D� .= 4 fiAMETHRU Er" �+silf•ss Smvime 71 vs. Me Mti• Ptirtpl s 25. ' roe scolum Satvimw P4W'tttr921. Pan Rvaow 11. Wd Wlh 10, CON ,lort•• 10. ft9b : Ron Pula 7. Vwm Walm 7. Cxtlis Slwkbn GAME F01.11111 iiey 65 vs. E Holdinp S& 70P lilcomm reye:/u SiU t 24. Bob NldtfNold 15, Dolt t.•sly 10. r Rod itlpte F+at•t Oab 13, Gb m Soon 13, Ray Fox Mils totrargv 12. ;Y.r'•S bf,u ?K: .._ _ Derek Twilt, Brian Austin, Sean Quin- lan, Callum Woods, Chris Rotolo, Rvan Jackson, Kevin Hucaluk and Jason Krasnowski. PET SITTERS ETC. Pet, Plant, and Home Care Scrvins most .,f Durham Rcgion Oshawa 433-2386 Ajax 427-1681 f NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 28, 19M PAGE 23 P DENTAL CARE Dr,, Joanna Madej is pleased to announce the opening of her practice at 145 Kingston Rd. E., Unit #17 Ajax, Ontario LIS 7J4 • Complete Care for All Ages * Prompt Emergency Service • On Site Dental Laboratory • Flexible Finance Options • Latex Free Environment CONVENIENT HOURS 9 - 8:00 MON. & THURS. 10 - 8:00 TUES., WED. & FRI. 9-3:00 SAT. IIDUR ing care so it's healthy and happy. HAM Alyson Ayton has made a KINGSTON Q. SHOPPING CENTRE feel their best. That includes her 0 2 = condos. properties This love is the reason she M' LU Cr McDonald's X m 3 = grooming techniques. a V 'N -1 - � El 6 Your dogs and cats deserve a visit to Aly's Professional Pet Grooming Caring for your pet means Erica Brown - Dunn more than just providing a home and food to eat. It takes tender lov- t9LJ�'�9F.. ��..-t�:+ra. ? y �tiL.__, f"i•�v sA:'3air.;...'.,. J':. y.; .. ing care so it's healthy and happy. Alyson Ayton has made a BONDED AND INSURED career out of making pets look and feel their best. That includes her mortgages • 950c own two dogs and two cats. condos. properties This love is the reason she M' decided to become a pet groomer and for the past two years has built a business based on her expert grooming techniques. Trained for 1000 hours by a Master Groomer, Alyson offers clients a full grooming service at BEST AVAN.AkE RATES very reasonable rates. PRNATE FUNDS AVALAKLE This includes a comb -out, debt CMWMN a bath, conditioning, drying, scissor- ing, clipping mails, ear plucking (905) 686-2557 and cleamn& Mwvmg anal glands !� t and a touch of cologne. IlkSALIM f He. other services include +Q A PROFESSIONAL PET t ik maintenance programs, regular GROOMING ft comb -outs and even a brush and >� - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -t Q clr>e.tls rur btsak d als tt doss. blow service which helps with 11B ai � 1IB r�-waaddamystxrice>+aibetr. r D accepttxf. t Ilk sheilding. Another 1 AM WIN- P -111W -1*015 °ir a werkcad '_ppoM0_ ate` 1 in problem that 1$ occurs from ignoring your pets $$.00* Off any full groom it grooming is hair matting. *no o#wdisoolt%apply is "It's very uncomfortable for !!I Wr4am the pet and may cause skin irrita- I& Aly's ProfessionalFl=$tions, 1:! Pet Groomingin she says. "Regular groom - 420-5922 will het prevent this from 8 P � t9LJ�'�9F.. ��..-t�:+ra. ? y �tiL.__, f"i•�v sA:'3air.;...'.,. J':. y.; .. Alyson Ayton is an accomplished pet groomer who Is Pictured here with Precious, who is up for adoption by the Action Volunteers for Animals at 420.3167. happening-" third in various competitions. You can drop off your pet A member of both the and pick it up a few hours later. Canadian Groomers Association Alyson also offers a pick up and and the Ontario Dog Groomers delivery service and takes appoint- Association, Alyson keeps up on meets during the day, evenings the latest changes m the grooming and weekends. industry by attending many shows "By setting up appoint- and seminars throughout the year. ments we can start on your pet Aly's Professional Pet right away." she says. "I don't Grooming is located at 637 believe in leaving your animal in a Kingston Rd., Pickering inside the cage for hours until they're PetsChoice Warehouse. groomed. For more information about Alyson is an accomplished call (905) 420.5922. groomer placing first, second and M' 114: � Alyson Ayton is an accomplished pet groomer who Is Pictured here with Precious, who is up for adoption by the Action Volunteers for Animals at 420.3167. happening-" third in various competitions. You can drop off your pet A member of both the and pick it up a few hours later. Canadian Groomers Association Alyson also offers a pick up and and the Ontario Dog Groomers delivery service and takes appoint- Association, Alyson keeps up on meets during the day, evenings the latest changes m the grooming and weekends. industry by attending many shows "By setting up appoint- and seminars throughout the year. ments we can start on your pet Aly's Professional Pet right away." she says. "I don't Grooming is located at 637 believe in leaving your animal in a Kingston Rd., Pickering inside the cage for hours until they're PetsChoice Warehouse. groomed. For more information about Alyson is an accomplished call (905) 420.5922. groomer placing first, second and A/P PHAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Febru r 28,1999 ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNQ X FEBRUARY 28 TO E FOOD TERM/NAL" 1999. WE RESERVETHE RIGHTM I.IW QUANTITIES. •*• • • • • • • Alm NEWS ADVERTISER WNDAY EMON, Feb Uwy 28,1999 PAGE 25 AM MAK"A' �o�IDosem_�� 7.99 ��.�p� 1991 • RED DELICIOUS • IDA ]RED APPLES LARGE 10 LB. FAMII,Y SIZE BAG F.E►_ 2 3.99 77 13 DO • INST. • GROUND COFFEE 200 - 300 JAR/VAC PAC 94 EA- , CEREAL TOORRANNGEEPPEKOE OR 21i 8A[,B scir'V�� 191 LAM OF 1=: 17isTUM W L87 baAs(WwAMM • REM (aim' FWAmerm Qu K SYRUP 700 ..1, STIL s IUN FACML TISSUE BUNDLE PRG. 6 z lws } EA. 4199 ,p i lom SALT E0F4x4Lr(F.,M4.49 ,oyw 1.99 GAM wurumGAR 1 162MLEW APP1 MCE"+8;wu,7 4" b TM PICIQ.BSBEANS 1� l2M OLL 30-l"E OIL $� sFIRE LOGS 'i� V. iii ,�. ... r. Y w{'t J��hMwaV:C�'stlll.�. � � ..• )VES L� Fn.L To n OLIN BAR' tl$ b , LB. EA. 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Full training & marketing support. Car a must. Agents can earn up to $2300. comm. per child enrolled. Call: 1-800-276-2996 Fax: 905-435-0277 JKOhA" 2mllov. Holiday Inn, Oshawa Requires a Restaurant Manager With four to five years res- taurant experience. Minimum two years supervisory expen ence- Replyto: HUMARESOURCES Holiday Inn Oshawa, 1011 Bloor St- E., Oshawa, Ontario. LIH 7K6 Or Fax (905) 576.3296 Only those who qualify f will be contacted. No telephone calls please. AOItM SCNSSL OF FM- TIE Mtn tOrTrrN cow AL OE3M 26 ak Ra" i T01*4 Comw Oaoolae a eailae ProRMIC .12 rt. * nO tldrMelan, crew haft kadee 3-phase pr W=; .3 aabW in stun= 11M. sit Pwlasio ial COWN: -lo- or carr —a peiwa. Nw- howe ddeo:.Seprmrs Pro- Yp. Stm" FYgrldltp aal- Wml. Put4 WN tiara ante. Rik $20. (906)723- eoarsea atelerk. A scbod 0053 mos its -t all % Afkuw SELL R NOW dd aswtaa nor be aaa CALL ark. 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Requirements: Excellent oral/written communications Public relations/martceting skills Strong organizational skills Supervisory experience - Operation/maintenance of machinery, tools & related equipment - Valid Driver's licence, class G Experience related to the daily maintenance of a cemetery or similar systems, including the operation of maintenance equipment, will be considered an asset. Excellent compensation benefits Fax resume in confidence to: (905)436-6291 ALLSTAFF PERSONNEL We are accepting resumes for. • AZ Drivers (5 local, 3 single U.S. 8 3 team U.S.) • Specialized Equipment Operators APPLY AT. 333 Simcoe M. S. Oshawa, Ont. UH 4H9 Ph (905) 434.5110 Fax (905) 434-5130 OMI WANTS YOU! Organization Metrics Inc. is an internationally recognized developer of human resource plannin systems. We've been in business since 198 with increased profits and growth every year. We're a small group of dedicated professionals working with Fortune 1000 canpanies across North and South America. We develop custom, cutting-edge client/server and web -based applications. We're looking for Application Developers- with the following sk71s. • Hands on experience m object oriented r 1111g • 2+ years of Powerbuilder • Experience with one or more of the following: MS SQL Server, Oracle, SQL Anywhere. • Java or experience developing web -based applications is an asset. We offer competitive salaries, a benefits package and profit sharing. If you'd like to contribute to a fast -paced team, workintg in a casual environment filled with hut, excitement and great rewards, email, send or fax your resume to: XMsd1midt @ orzmetricsco>m} Monika Schmidt `Orpnization Metrics PO Bog 550 Brook1in, Ontario LOB 1CO Fax: (905)655-8570 ,,,,��(( �,�j t .:a �r:.;;;� k '`•1 s. �:_.�.�a,sip,F: .'L.I,I'� r.�" - NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 28,1999 PAGE 27 AM 11 Gracia 11 Canes 1 carme 1 G,,,i N* 11off_GWH$P / GtNheral ltrlp 1 Gltthrral H* 1 Gterwral tlatp 1 Gt wM HWp it>.r�Z Automotive Systems Mackie Automotive is a privately held, explosively growing Durham Region based company focusing on the sub -assembly and sequence of automotive parts. AREA MANAGER This is an opportunity to join 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 knowlegable of Materials/Quality 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@mackieautomotive.com We thank all applicants but advise that only candidates selected for interview will be contacted: 110 110 1100M COLBORNE COMMUNITY SERVICES a non-profit community, mental health agency is seeking the following staff: • fart Time Residential Counsellor (24 hr. week) • Part Time Night Supervisor - Asleep (18 hr./wk) • Relief Staff (For Residential and Crisis Programs) Must have a degree/diploma in a social services field and a drivers license and access to a vehicle Please submit resumes to: Hiring Committee . 114 Dundas St. E., U-202, Whitby, Ontario LIN 2H7 Or Fax to: (905) 666-2976 EXPERIENCED FOREPERSON Busy landscape Construction Company has an opening for a qualified individual unth extembe expert swe in the following arras: • interlock installation, retaining waM, step assembliesxxkery stone. • Tree, 4trub planting, grading, sodding • Knowledge of fencing, decking, pond, waterfall installation. • Must have a high quality work standard with attention to detail. • l:.wd organizational skills, the ability to problem solve • Strong interpersonal do connmunications skills with customers 6r staff • C)wn transportation and clean driving abstract. Excellent opportunity for advancement and possible year round employment. Wages and benefits commensurate with experience. _ QUAIN= L Please IM M refOttlAe� to: ("S) 4WM" �naumews" 0"Oweeft imoamy/ N CaNw� Ontario Divfsic n The DurMsm Re but 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 & family services, public relations, volunteers and membership directors. The Chapter is completely volunteer driven and dependent on fundraisl'ng 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. Algona isieres' ' should toafad the Chat=ter by =Ilial the MS Oftke 91154-6136-2581 or 1-888447-0397 saw learine a me=aye. MEAT CUTTER required with management capabilities. Forward resume to: Hie 0888 Wiwi 022 865 Farewell St. Oshawa L"H 71.5 Pbm mad your daaified ad an the Rist del► of putirmw Von as cumd be rtulble 1011' mora then one kteerfion in the event d en error. Balk=&& Apprentice Sausage Maker required. Must be enthusiastic, energetic & self starter. Please apply with resume to: 915 Nelson St. Oshawa. OPP" , Employment Services OPEN HOUSE Saturday March 6, 1999 10 amto2pm Working now? Unhappy with the position? We have many permanent positions to choose from BY APPOINTMENT ONLY (905) 831-3400 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering (Pickfair Plaxo) w Labourers • Security Retail Sales • Secretary These are a small sample of the jobs available through Jos CONNECT Call The Hotline 725-4786 Pickering Residents 1-800-263-4993 Funded by the Ontario Govcrnmcnt PWkwin8 Town Centm Pbsib" AvWlabtte COa*tilHC D Has part time poskions available for dynamic experienced individuals. pkwmaey Part time experienced dispensary assistant. Post 011100 Part time postal Berk Apply wpm with resume. SETTLEMENT HOUSE SHOPS Superb Country Shopping Requires PART-TIME SALESPERSON Experienced in Furniture Sales An Asset. Apply in writing to: Cathy Palladino c/o Settlement House 183 Queen St., Port Petry, Ontario L9L 168, ...If you would like to join our Customer Oriented Sales Team. Only Those to be interviewed will be contacted. DATA ENTRY OPERATORS 6,000 kph, Windows 95 Markham/Finch area up to $10.50 per hour Call for an appointment (905)831-3400 Insurance Office Requires enthusiastic & positive Customer Service Representative Must be RIBO licensed Computer experience an asset. Deliver resume to: Schofield -Aker Insurance, 337 King W. Oshawa WANTED OWNER OPERATORS With Straight Trucks and Cargo Vans TST EXPEDITED SERVICES Is A Leader Ln The Emergency Freight Business We Offer: * Industry Leading Rates ` Plates, Tolls & Permits Paid * Insurance Coverage/ Benefits ` Passenger Authorization & Assistance In Obtaining A Suitable Vehicle ' Bi Weekly Direct Deposit "Fleet Owners Welcome - Please Contact Recruiting Between 9AM and 5PM 1-800-265-5022 WE NEED ` SALESPEOPLE! Guaranteed pay of E7 801 hour with commission up to $15/ hour! Great sup- plemerital income. Take a break from ods b make some extra casts I I I Ajax Location -Harwood Place Mall Monday to TA ( 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.) and Sahtrdry� (10 a.m. to 2 p.m (416) 321-9333 , 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 CTL an a ressive companv rapidly, expo AZ II)RIVE S les For permanent full time work with ben- efits. Requires two years related experi- ence/clean two please forward resumes to the attention of: CYNDI PREST at 555 Bede Cres. Ajax. Oat. LIZ lC9 or fax to:(905) 68641344 $400 per week/ $20,000 annually Payday every • No exp. • IJo a or strikes •Must be to lift 35 lo& tool well establislmed maipany of consumer products needs 8 people n work in distribution depxlnkamt. Ldividaals must possess a potsi- bve attitude to work in entry level pambom up to Call (9052720- 479 Mon & lilies. only 9 a.m. -5 p.at. FORKLIFT OPERATORS minimum 2 years experience Victoria Park/40r area up to $10.60 per hour Call for an appointment (905)831-3400 SELL R NOW CALL 6834M 1 PRESSROOM SUPERVISOR for Commercial Printing Plant, must be experienced with web and sheet -fed presses. Send resume to: Ronald G. Taylor, MARACLE PRESS LIMITED, 1156 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7N4, phone (905)723-3438, fax (905)428-6024. POSITIONS AVAILABLE 2 supervisory positions. Vehicle a must. References required. 432-9046 Kelly 't FGANrF IMAU %J ; -cr 3'jIon nOW ac"VtUl"5 .. . inns for Harrst/h5K and Estnet,pars _,C-" resume �n perSrr St M tai ilnorte Calls please �^ C onstructwn lorporation is Ioolung for an an Oh -SITE SECRETARY With computer skt1& and who is highly organized CtwwrtuYion experieme an asset Please fax resume to: (905) 761-1093 ET*ee Nett Needed Casual Contract Support Workers for individuals with special needs. Appy in person at 36 Emperor *. Ajax or phone (905)427-2157 assemble our products. Easy work No aweri n nemnaty. For FREE decals send SA S.E. Ib Fire S r Elw�rilee Is* Lowpod RL, SN1e 11 FLORK OEfpEN WNNTED 3.5 yrs. op. 4360102. WMs<Tt OT to nope fast 910WNq salon in Ap1K Vee* Nsntt �sale �p� profs for oslgw and ApK oho. Cal � (0051 723-73'13 STYLIST IIEf UMN wih te!�otx dtpenerlce. for lh6y AriNmprry�F� es�satoo Esful�'- Whi W 430.0966 TVNM- 188--utN sA w- Visar hktrorMMu to book W poi "W" for sales people hourly wap plus timum. Cal 4267897 NAIRSTYUSTS %N anted L,r hu'v Stoutkille Salon Guaranteed hrnrrty rare S7 251hr+ profit ,haring rental. thug Plan and eve care plan and htrti><tay pay For inrcrn iew call Annette (905)6-40-9555 First Chnice Hair Cutters 4EA000ARTERS HAIR LON m0- :e'�! AiSo ie ed - Rall techrnoan and ithehGan Continuous ttaet- q opportuntheS are otered v Anna IW 430.3156 HAIRSTYLISTS WANTED antra n,r1 2 rears e.per,mce r^ full time Please Call sr, awa Center Harr Stylists. "ar, qr Ura 19051-7,28-4623 :GHT MOUSTRIAL. gong- • •emp Iuse nave 6 oMns wonung expene'1Ce b deer steel - w Doors Up tc 5Cnr Ptcker•nq throup s^awa areas Car an asset e a,ll be ettervte•trng M the ;rawa Unem"rnertt Cen- on 78 Richmond St W srawa on Tuesday. Marcn lm-930am - 2X MATURE RES0113111LE PT rea 2 '•:,i 'a.s per ek Drop on les..me at e* It Out uxtxrdge MILL RUN ;C.F AND COUN- of --• :'_U8 ;;eJWM short -00k3 V me golf season ease tax resume to 905. - 2-9272 or no RR it 269 - .nam road 08 ■bndge L9P =1 MONTESS041 TRAINED TEACHER egwrej . --� liter, 'Jr ages 3-5 for At ease Cali 905-427.5006 or r 905-428-7426 SICK OF WAITING _ 4 reeks :;a, -is' ;,m.: lady' 5 —memire openngs above nage income. great NO- -1e opporttntty for magom Avated people wdbng to '-an' Cam Mtsty toaay' For et - 'e -sew 720-3144 18.1 PIT ADMINISTRATOR ',r Fr ^ancil P'arrr•q _t ice iooa :0nVuter.Jrgaru.atWn Skills Ekllenence pretened Mali nume Money Concepts. '627 Dumas St E. Whrtfy ON 2K9 or Fax (SIM) 436- 7331 POSITIONS AVAILABLE Ideal for homemaker or second income. Good wages. Car required Contact Peter 905-686-2445 Ex. 224. HAIR STYLIST WANTED required for busy salon in Bowmanville. Hourly wage plus commission and benefits, Please phone Barb or Wendy at 623-6444 EASY MONEY pin bmic tastlast paced �daMMwrtt WN *,& Deoei'D 90905A WIL / CUM CLOK 25- 35 his. pet wk. ndudiltp partnelR tt. iresl�iOraip�l- ties. Send risme to P.O. Brut 790 Uxbnidpt. On L9P 1N2 - 7W NEWT At1YEman is kxtllitt0 11w Kids to delver pa - pets and flyers door to door tow times a weep by 6:00 PM. in their tK oftrhoods. call 9054683-5117 11XM9 AT 11088E - asson- bl N Our wilts ts. Start im- metfiaeely. ror trot woo. pea - A" cal 24 his. tall -tree 1- 108.771-7409. IN • AIP PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, FebruaNrtf 26,1999 1 oma FttMp 1 Oflfa Help 1 Off" Ile* SkiNd Help Sld*d H* Skilled H* . t3lyew Relit 1 Ailict for _ 1 "d for AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN. 5 years experience with Clan A license Full-time front end expeneae a plus. Please fax resumes to (905)427.3180 or call(905)683-9040 CAD DESIGNER Pickering firm requires retail designer with Strong R14 skills Res. taurant experience and protect management skills an asset Fax resumes to (905) 837- 1453 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 resum6 to: Chemwise Inc. at (90S)428 -968S 1 General Help WORK FROM HOME- Par time full-time, health industry 5800-53000 Free Booklet 416-631-4925 or log onto www hbn.Com atxess code 5876 (required) 1 office Hft BOOKKEEPER/RECEPTIONIST r,quired for automotive repair fachty Must have friendly telephone manner. Please tax resume between 4pm-10pm to (9051430-9983 1 Sitars H IA 1 Sates 11a4krAgeres OUTSIDE SALES PERSON REQUIRED. Growing industri- al safety supply company looking for aggressive seft motivated person to on our team Experience in industrial safety supply field would be a great asset. Please forward your resume to HAZMAS- TERS 1915 Clements Rd Unit 02. Pickering. Ontario L1W 3V1 1 Sates HOWAgerrs Expanding 40 yr. old custom cabinet manufacturer has immediate openings for Experienced Sales Personnel. Applicants must have minimum 3 yrs. exp. in custom kitchen sales, with working knowledge of 20120 Design Program. All serious and highly motivated candidates please submit resume in confidence to: R.H. Cabinet i3 Carpentry Ltd., 486 Waterloo St., Oshawa, Ont. L1H 3X1 Fax: (905) 723-0791 ATTEP99LEY TRE SERVICE CNMFM M. 114410 One of Canada's largest independent fire sales and manufacturing companies is growing and requires an experienced professional to join our team as a COMMERCIAL TRUCK TIRE COUNTER SALES PERSON Must have good people and administrative skills, be able to handle busy phones, medium truck tire sales experience a must. Performance driven, customer focused individuals please forward resume in confidence to: 246 Grabum Ave., Oshawa, OnL L1 H 3B1 Please fax 905-728-8095 ADersiey Tire would like to thank all applicants but only ftse applicants selected for an interview will be contacled- We are an equal Opportunity employer W1E 3"Ir 'TOYOTA Whitby's number one volume import dealer. Due to increased floor traffic and a strong sales market, we require an experienced new and used car salesperson. We want: • Enthusiasm • Friendliness • ladling to work hard • A desire to succeed we Offer: • oo Good working GoerrAronment • Car allowance • Commission plus bonus plan For confidential Interview call 668-4792 or Fax Resunm to (905) 430.7874 ! - 3 FEOPLE required for i ortpape brokerage Corti my. Fktandal bac growid or Brokow cmu err011maN per- Ex12laN fro provided. Comndssion pW- "IL Fm I11rlew al (905) 566-4906 SELL IT NOW CALL 1 sel$IIejNAprds I= TIME positorh available in WON established health i Imawy Iblllpaly. servidrg dog sax in IIhE arca Iran b kE i North 10 Pakrboough. Ex- pialaxa prelened. Plain fax reserve b 416 485 0978. SALES NQS Sol to sr - n A, MW woups. sdrod twocim, ala WAVW4rs lar. slat POSO YM soma age deldna Ra I1MM dal 1-600.2ap-1250, New plmve MWAK all arse elOb. 135 135 CUM A Heavy truck and CONSTRUCTION WORKERS. RESPONSIBLE NOME child coach mechanic for Pickering Must have carpentry, rough caro. 10 yrs experience Inf- Trucking company Please and fine skills. Orywalittaping ants to 10 yrs CPR. Creative Call to arrange interview skills. Willing to work out of play Outdoor activities. (905)831-3656 town, Fax resume to. 905.436- Church/Delaney Call Elaine 9314 905.683-0352 CLASS A LICENSED ME- CHANIC required for busy automotive shop Confidence. enthusiastic and knowledge- able Good customer service skills an asset. Please tax re- sumeto 905-430-9983 Skilled Help Ajax, Ontario's first 7:.ni.tena ISO 9001 community, is located 20 minutes east of Toronto and is situated on the picturesque shores of Lake Ontario. Our friendly and vibrant town has a rich tradition of providing quality recreation facilities to residents and visitOFS. Arena Operator equire a dependable, responsible, and customer -conscious individual to perform a variety of l duties in the day-to-day operation of our arena, now and ice removal from walkways, lock-up peration of an ice resurtacer, and general e of the refrigeration plant. Applying your spirited iastic attitude, you will perform ongoing general repairs, paint dressing rooms, lobbies, and washrooms, and provide supervision to part-time rink and skating attendants. Workingwith event coordinators, your ability to follow detailed instructions will be necessary to provide set-up and take-down services for meetings and banquets wANn the recreation facility and maintain accurate and detailed reports and logs of activities. As our ideal candidate, you will have a high school diploma, a Class 'B' Refrigeration Certificate, a valid C►ass'G' Ontario driver's licence, and a minimum of two years' experience in a related environment. The willingness to worts shifts. evenings, and weekends as required is essential. If you are committed to building a future within our colnrnunfty, come and grow with us! Please reply in writing, by Martel 121h, Im HR Services. Town of Ajax, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H9 Fax: (90S) 686.8352 Wo tw k &I a0;I I li0wom only chose to be /MMweMd wd be earnetekld This pow irylrrrnstOri is collected ~ Tia aumairy of the M nicil w! Ad aid rd be naiad b dowi - 0 ili4DMY for pptlriI orplorrow Quosbom moat et collection d persorail ribnoft &NOW be mwcsrd to Its hka4ro Almu sus Doc rhw if Ontario's First ISO 9001 Quality Community ilnfnediateh ..- M81 -r_ 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 protocols 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 flefdble 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 your resume, with salary expectations, to: IDEAL INDUSTRIES (CANADA), INC. 33 Fuller Rood AjaxOrdodo L, Fax: (905)6834627 Only Ihow applicants selected for an interview will be contacted ADAMS SERVICES re uim AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp. Local hwy. Local City Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 AUTOMOTIVE TRIMMER with glass axperience required by busy G.M Flat Rate Shop. Very attractive wage and benefit package. Please forward resume: File 6313 Oshm Whitby This week 1165 Farewell St. 04m, Oat. L1 H 7L5 requires AZ Drivers 2 yrs. U.S. LTL op. Home Cve11r Weekend Satellite Dlsplatdted Competitive Ran PaidCal Bryan (B06T>roi'251i N ECNAN1@4= A ala a hft-op i Mier IecAWM. FdHime. meet hove aperi- 0= fo now am arW ado amain oldnrra. PIMM all 905-728.0x11. MECHANIC. full time or pan time wanted Call 905.852- 4584 or 905-852-2291 MIG WELDERS REQUIRED Experience preferred Reply to File #302. Oshawa This Week. PO Box 481, Oshawa, on- tano L1H 71-5 O.A. inspector for CNC Ma- chine Shop Must have ex- perience in ISO 9000 Can read drawings Use measur- ng tools Fluent in English 10 puler Skills Fax Resume to 905-887-5966 TOOL & DIE MAKER Permanent position with growing Ajax Company. Must have 3 - 5 years experience with license. Shifts/ $40 - $45K Fax resumes to Jan Parks 1-905-837-6060 1 H°sp"sl NBC" Donal JUST LIKE NOMEI Loving Child care available on Dela- ney. (Ajax) ECE degree d lots of experience Infant/Child first aid d CPR Snacks d lunch provided Call Andrea 619- 3138 (snp) PICKERING Beach / Rollo: Loving daycare. 18 months to 12 years Daily outings (fenced backyard and park) Crafts. story lime, music. nu- tntious meals 8 snacks First Aid. C PR certified Non - Smoking. receipts 905-428- 1244 DUALITY Daycare in Liver- pool/Glenanna area smoke- free. child daycare diploma. intant/child CPR fenced yard, day trips. receipts, nutritious meals/snacks. References available upon request. Cathy (905)420-2400. RELIABLE experienced day- care in my smoke -tree tame CPR trained. no pets Daily outings Close to V Wil- lard PS Bussed to st. Isaac Jogue C S Dixie/Glenanna 905)837-5111 1 �dMedical RN'S REQUIRED For Private Duty Work in Pickering area. *MUST HAVE CAR' Home Relief Health Services Call (905) 472-0709 Mon. to Fri. Between 10 a -m. & 4 p.m. OFFICE MANAGER pro0res- Swe and cosmetically onen- satW sma,er P.M. data Bracom in Dshaso requires a ,i-0iee peR, 10 add to liver •ental team Perspective Ap- plicants mist be dynamic. paiave and ouspoirq. Expert - ON with ADNdem would be an asset Place tax resume to (905)576-0907. RN for oral surgery. Alan. Dart lime flays, wind resume to File 0 314. PC Bar 481. 0111M. Ontario LIH 71.5 TWO PIECE SCRUB SETS. in assorted colors and am from S29 95(se). lNWonc s pis 2200 Brock Rd N PWi- ern¢ Omano ($rarng spoe we PNQW Clemens) (905) 427-4348 .1 D"- tooteet LIVE41UT Babysitter regwred for 3 cturdren. Paving Beach/Rollo area. Mon -Fn lam -Spm April -October, non- smoker Cal 583-3873 NARYINOUSE keeper lire M for 8 month old bay, Must be Loving 8 rang. referenc- es and eve' I"" required. Tues -sal. cap dense 655 3941. TWO PROFESIDORAL tanodyr Sam live-aM or we -M nNny for 3 year old Plus Iticla - keepieg. Mows lam-7pen. Some evenings required. Ajax. Call (416)866.3074, (905)666-0262 alter 7pm. . °aMb Mf piOoINpOWABLE Daum, ex - N 2, n 'Mrsocillf Lord Eget School, srKoke-free, lift of TIC. Reaipfslrgaemn availailike Won request- 42741126 - AFFOMMU Daycare Pro- vides by an ECE made, will is go tulle in ASL, (AMNt- tan sigh Lang•). it a smoke- frx loving hOMt l Oft you clildreuW". incioc r/ omm a�ti #4c. Believe ow M's worth Ir. Jell Cal Esu at 905-426-3019 0 lave monose. (Wamw H. Na) AFFOROANLE DAYCAE in My home. toll tier or pan tone, ay ape, ear Raven - W" and Rod . M bMr- estd plum as Undo M Cres -7705 CREATIVE LEARMNUB am - ,mum m. Rm-bWg Nam car- ing fo deildien cap$ 2+ in a Scare home onlirer akent. Music. craft, stay tine, w o school riel and Mads beak are so' 1 AltonRdJH".#2. Eu%NENM we avablNe. Loving �hofRe. no aihn' Fest a�W CPR. 1 NOn. Tff eor er Lem 6 P"M Sdmol. Any ape. Rod. Na01 401, TN 4O 01387. goD•rcaie AvailaOM TEDDY BEAM Horne Daycare provides lots of accivon. Crafts, Stories. orAirigs. fresh am acrd exercise Limned numbers, first aid. CPR. ex- cellent references receipts Liverpool and Finch. $31- 9575 1 Eiiipbyniwiw w� DON'T CUT GRASS or weed gardtns again Call Scoff at 052-q18 RELIABLE. hardworking indi- vidual with small truck seek - ng full or part-time work Cash preferred Can Glow (905)579-7960 (evenings) momw SENIORS Service Plus' Reli- ableand trustworthy Gerwk an - man (age 56) available for Sormr's- Doctor's appoint - "was, shoppoig. pNK Cam Boo (905)1199-0050.5-9pm WANTED IMMEDIATELY in the Uxbridge area, reliable home support worker Wee- kend Shell in private home. Can Ca" a Pnendge Health Cara 9.5 (905)-052.7918 1 Firwtood KOZY MEAT FIEWOW. ex- cdWR very best qualify hard- wood. guaranteed extra long time fully seasoned, cut i spin. Homiest measureitient. nee ditnvay, 905.753-2246. ENDS W000 PRODUCTS. truck load of bps. Buy now. Ready for nod year, Sea- s(med Carl and ssppaM.. Rudy to bin. (905) 852-75M Flit MGOD FM SALE Cut, Split & delivered. S50/face cord while seappphes last- gyp 0oswi9-» NRA LIMNOS. x11961. 4'x8112' - $64. 4'd G* - S69. obedient an full bush cord. Free Dlllivery Oshm area. Buy Local i Save Big SRWM. lays: 705-277-3381, Will tree tam Oshw. . evew inp:. center NitegNr KUNNMTBN range, gpoqodd shape. Bet inter. Cal 426- 3634. 18 PIECE OAK dinkg room sN, iileludinp server, hltlCh, ler0e fable i B dales. in ex. aBNt caWNbn, all TIM. 906.9{3-8191. 11 PC. Gum Anne, sm cierrywood 0" room. New. 80 boxed. COSIS $13.000. SaoM12 for $5.000. 1416) 7211110W Spring and Summer Clothing. Womens, Childrens b Maternity clothing accepted. High turnover! Quick sale! Call for details "It's Worth Repeating" 3555 Thickson Rd. N. Whitby, 579-9912 3 -WHEEL Electric scooter Sterling Micro Compact. In- cludes charger. Excellent condition $1600 0 B 0 Mod- em glider rocking chair. Black tubular lavender $125 080 905-987-3563 4 -PIECE living room set. couch, 2 love seats and a chair Immaculate, neutral colour. one year old $850 Was $1700 new. 905-420- 2923 South Pickering 9 PCE. ANTIQUE sold oak dining room suite, needs re- storing $900 or best offer (905) 426-4299 after 6 p m ANTHIUE CLAW toot tub. good condition (no visible cracks/ damage), pedestal sink white. exedtent condition Best ones Daytime (905) 666-1224 ext 206 AUDIO VIDEO EQUIPMENT Warehouse liquidation. tuners amps. receivers. CO players. cassette decks. turnables. speakers. Doltr/-dig . Pro -log. ;C Home emerfammeM sys. ems Single 50%. packages 60-70% off retail Hurry for DW selection blow out vices! 300 packages (905)579-0893 AXIOM POWERED SUB Rosewood finish. 10- driver and 125 van amp Priced be- low dealer tint $300 Match - ng from speakers and rack also anxable. (905) 697-9179 BEAUTIFUL immaculate 3 piece oak wait urrf 78- lvgh by IT wide Must see Cal IiAemn 427.1479 cal arnme. Best offer over SOW Stereo SYSWM 0060"A BED. MACK wrought iron ca- nopy queen orth opedic mat- tressiframe Never upend. $1.200 Sacnlice 5490 (416)255.0285 K=S Cut it* middle nod Installer has custom made walclowcoveruips vertical. Venehan, Shutter Free esti- ov mates 416)227.7777 Or (905>72 or 1. W3W SCARPET BROKER. 100%. Nylon thick, plush. stan re- sistant carpel For 3 roans. only $Mg 00. Prix Midudes 30 Sq yds carpet, dehnre pad and installation in your home Free quotow in your home NO inurm. no payment for one full year, Darrel. 1-600- 217-0104 CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon, new Stan re- lease carpets on Wet. I will Carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price ■4d liodes carpet. premum pad. expert installation. fast dtliv- ery. free estimates (30 Ards) Norman 6116-2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots Of Car- pets. 100% nylon scan re- lease. carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 sq. yd) Yldudes: ca". Premium pad and imstalla- hon Free estrum. carpet repair Strveig Durtlan aid slxr;M" an Sam 905- 606.1 m. CARPET AN VINYL - calla enee roans. 30 square yards. from 5329 installed. I 'Ad dis- count your best Dade by 10%. Customer salistaction guar- anteed. Cal Mike for your Ira esbnu%. 9054314040 or 416-1122.8226. COMPOTIaO�ripFACTORY. Blloowy- outmnln t ow il6lwk (OK). 300 Baez boded. prima. monitor, kwerrmt, software and more. Free scamha. delivery MW SOW. I -NO -515-5615 DIAMOND NBM. Centre dKa- mouW r, ' ala bapmmttx On Sid$, 151 at, $5.500.. $2.000 'gid sm FMM. STOVE . waslmri dryer. 3 rwrKplete sets. WIN Wk up, approx 5 yrs. old. Vey dm Sell good colefflicin. FFMp led shove $650.00. Washer and dryer WAG Cal 436- MIS IN COST - ft"ul dluo- oolale bro m, cal fmptl site 10.12. Appraised N 59500. �saalsaepa)e 55000 (r05) 7eB GOWELEY Slip 12 hit Neo- tiff: sant tractor, (400 los). Colt 26' 311111 ower. 3rMow. arW tial mddmr, 52.er 800 BCM. Tolepbow (905)666-5601 NO FOR SALE, square bola S2.5G-53.50 per hale. Delivery av IM.905-$52-3463 KARATE SUNT - Adak• sire 4. Jura Do.M* led. ASk- kg S40 0.B.o. cal 430-x451. KNIe NED Xi" Ortmge- sell ala trNrt dO in oust 51,700 So 56 . (41{) 256-0085 MATTRESS SALE Sin III 5139/set 00uble $179/set Queen $199/set McLean Auctions 432.2936 MOVING - Must sell Organ - Wood cabinet double key- board. lug foot pedal. $1.200, neutral oversized chesterfield and loveseat. $850. (905) 839-4457 MOVING sale: T V . sola. sofa bed appliances fridge freet- er.small appliances. Snow- blower. lawn tractor an good condition Also 1998 van transmission needs repair) 750 Tel 905 5712398 INTO. riding lawn mower. 12 rip 38 -cut. $650. 1 Viking eleanc range. 5195. 2 admi- ral washers $85 /each Above at in goad condition at 905 981-3586 PIANO TECHNICIAN available for tuning, repairs and pre- purchase consultation on all makes d Models. Can Barb a 905-427-7631 PL4MOS/GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Huge Selection of new and used Pianio$ New digital pianos from $895 and LIP Rem to own. 100% of al rental payments appy Also a Huge sellctiorn of grandfaltler docks from 5995 and up Cal TELEP PIANO 433.1491 POOL TABLES 8and 9 state bilWrd tables for sale Cal 905-4204113 NCA. OSS. SATELLITE, new model 2122 including test cad lam alarels open) view over 800 channels. $699 99 wstalabon available KennSat (905) 725-0196. (905) 626- RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned full Warranttyy Paddy s Market. 263-6369 or 1-000-796- 5502 SOLID POE dinirwoom set. midgestove washer i (Inner. 3 kit~ sets. Tooso photo copier apartment sift wash- er. dryer. 24- ailmoM stove Cal 721-0009 HANK'S APPLIANCES Sales/ Service/Parts Large selec- tion of new/used parts Large Sdoicbm at New t: Used W pkenceS washers 599/up, Dryers $125.up. stoves $99/ up. Irma -free tropes $150/up Finarorrnp available OAC lip to tyr warranty 426 Simcoe St S (905)728-4043 PUSLIOAK FURNITURE we are proud to announce our 25th ANNIVERSARY Oen able i Dining Room sale erM sat Feb. 27___. Buy now am don't pay tot 90 mays 0% . %. OAC.. We also have Eo- tettanment wets. Home of- fice. Kitchen. Bedroom ala Custom Design our CraM- men have been handbWdng the highest quaMy, solid pkm S oak turriture scarce 1974.. Drop in ala see our State of the Art woodwrorldrg tW^ and let us snow you how tin furniture is made ... Tnere is No Substitute for Ouali- ty'........Traddioral Woodwork - kg.........115 North Port Road IS. Cllr Reach Rd.) Port Perry. 9�r96S $774 wwr.lradi0oim alwoodwofkiq.0i TORO ummbbwrer $499: fridige. brad new $499: argah $100. good condition: PLNa batch. aNlgm SIOD: u -- d oak Wile 5150: trailer B'xil' 5500: Piano 5500.6554138 080 FWD= $195 / up, used anges S125/up used dryers VRsh- 99 // qk tww25/ up,anifW a nd COO operaled waslmrs Net fteris at low bOd nmm Nidp$�SW ala Lip. aw 3rWO clock ala war dow 5430. Wide se- k1lltOn of oder nw ala led appN1111M. Cil US today. Smptmrman's AppNmo$. Sal$. service. Parts. 154 611012 SL 06hav (905) 576- 7448. rNNTE STC MUWAFT Will $100: Raldder c a getabh $25thl; oft a01kdeerwoi nntt Cm pbAw 575: nae BO6.5175. WOSMOR11ERM11 Shope- MiM mark V with bandsaw New tarts $4000. , WE seB Ibr $2000. Now 5000 wall IbiMN DWW Gen &W.. 53500. AND Klin *W and lack krnber. Cab Bak 905.905.1559 MUM door repais, it" Alisma xl VOW • •4. { y, a a �.$e"� iy.'-Y,'r�'f'ii},,,,,8i.w� -*: f 7vi ..e,l:K.'X:3�}"' �af�t. ., .. !.• .. Y .. p ty2.'x,,,'�µry�+w�,✓pyy� 230 ANTIDUES?A680111elyl Ad- ,ce always valuable, usually tree' Purchasing outright, es- laies w/some antique cont - (no limit to value con- s,dPred), collections of any ,,in quantities or single an- nque items. Special interest in Mo"(croft pottery. 1.11 try to re- spond to all queries. Robert j9m,en Antiques- Broollin, ;ntario (905)655-8049. fax 905)655-5501 CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. :rc b more' Pay top dollar top items Home audio/ rte, car arida. tools. CD's, -,,vies, games, gold, dia- -nondS, furniture, appliances. 9'.,5)433-1785 905-571-2274 ^5)666.0004 (prefer all !;ms in working order) WANTED - HOT WHEELS i SIZZLERSMatch box, dinky. del ars, and other auto- 6ve toys. Call 263-2661 enings Sip. LOOKING Tor couch and :'cars in neural colors. must .� in good condition. 432- ;724 after 6:00 p.m. (snp) WANTED - PARTS for 1976 i 477 only Ford Branco (Bun ,vagon) 985-3183. WANTED small round top a cola machine vendo 44. ,rx) arty old Con Oda Signs (416)499-3761 1 Aft i Craft PlCkenng Village Festival Sat. June 12/99 New reduced fee: $20/table Craft Vendors please Call Lisa Ataergin at 905-426-2888 : 1 Lost i Pard FOUND female Bull Mases puppy aporool 3 months old. Arnty of Valley FamMwy 2 .o dact 905.839-1521 FOUND sterling silver bra- xW ipprox 1 1/2 wks apo. Ajax location 'Kevin' on NM and r on back Owner play nntac 426-1839 POSMWPbW 23 Boardinis HAY FOR SALE, Square i 40r.nd Dales First and saaw ut Cal (905)642-0393 FREE :o a good home, /idle monin old female. are ac- e550nK spayiNt and do laced. Care area 'p of AN. COCKER PUPS, maw ma a black beauties. snots, !ewormd, vel cent. Home mud. Dom Jan 1/99. $400. All ,05)518 60 8 16-4103 a 11 Aatdraoeilee tr 1962 CAPRICE CLASSIC. OK Strong engine, 8 $550 as is. 2351 stip 905-723 1915 CNRYSLFII New Yorks. 'ebuin motor, may new pans, all options. $950 or best offer. 426-4299 after 6 p.m. ISM CAVALIER Z24, alto. loaded. sunroof. nglim. Too /mom black pHU lig W. Cus- Cherry paint in 1995 $2200 obo. Please a1 723.1123 ext- 23 or 697-1234 atter 6 If in. ,982 JETTA 200.pgpjkms, BC Cie. me. nomical. $1000 C~ Cal 725.1007. 1991 FORD TWO whis. 4 door. cerfifie4 150.000K, ex- cetero cohdilbnt. Car Aw a P In all day walk - ends. $2700 0. 0. Ask for Nand (905)6816-3201 1991 ISUZU STYLOS XS. 4 cylinder. 16 valve. 4 /wince/ dsc brake. 3001L $550 as is. 905.723-2351.snp 1992 Nrttp GT2, whift iff" 4. 5 spit. air. Cas*CD' d, pia. Sllt- loot. 133 P8 CD m1eMs aSki,)g $6999 �IM� (enp) Cast Brad 1992 TOYOTA MSEO red 5 speed. Sunroof groat condi- inside inside and out- WOOD - Firm Cenfied. Car (905)-344- 7695 1993 Cadillac Eldorado Tou- ammtained3pp W No� nar engine with only 110.000 km. Fury loaded with heated leather seats, 1yj0011- in & CD player. Unique car Still under condlificift inside i OUL Yanty 2ars. Must wsglh_ 1for ? oh05.404-8114 itVeol 500 o 9tapB only c'a M NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 28, 1999 PAGE 29 AM 11 fw sw` 11 mawabi-� loon Sw ' 1 1 ~� s ter 4 11 atnharta or , I ►buss a a 1 own oana for , 1 1 1 prwu omaa Am ROM Rwd AoWrrrtadriorn ler Sw TIM CAVRAN AS red, 2 dr, 6/(rider, 5 sped, 54995 91 REGAL CUSTOM 4 door, 6 cylinder, auto. air, $5350 92 DELTA ROYALE LS 4 door, 6 cylinder, loaded, $7450. 88 CIERA 4 dor. 6 cylinder, auto, air. $1995. All ars certified Warranty available Call for appwntmem. Car line Picker. ing 905-427.4987 1995 Eagls Talon TSI. AWD Turbo. 5-Spd, loaded. 90km, mint condition. Factory war- ranty lit 100km. Dark green metallic paint. 517,500 obo PlealSe Call 723-1123 ext 23 or 697-1234 after 6 p.m 1915 GRAND AN, V6. 4 dr. al c, pw. pl. 99Km., mint condi. lion. $11.000. certified obo. 831-2720 /!!5 JEEP CHEROKEE $70.700.,12 month unlimited km warranty. 1994 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. 55.295., 12 month unlimited km warranty. 1988 BERETTA $3.195. 12 month 12,000 km warranty, 1991 NISSAN STANZA 53.995., 12 month 12.000 km warranty, DEALER Days (905) 985-0074 or Nights (705) 277-3250 snp 19% PONTIAC FIREFLY, pur- ple 2dr, auto, cassette, 125kms.. best over. 1995 Es- cort GT, red. 2 dr, auto, air. CD. tilt. cruise, p minors. 111kms. beg olhor. 723-4687 1195 PONTIAC SUNFIRE, mint condition,fully loaded wrm CD, only 71,000 K. mostly highwiii (11.000 or best offer, Toe (905) 571-6144 al- ta 6 p m WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln Town Car White, wNh whits WOer rMenor. SWVW. lout luxury Car AN options, great shape. Certdned $12.500. Cal Kirll or Hope at 666-0670 or 261.1397 CERTEM HAS OVER M FINE RECONDITIONED AUTOS NOW OR SALE. EG. NEW AN - MMS. % Lu mru LS load- ed. MPV, 3800 V6. green 82,000 km. only, $13.500: 91 Jimmy. 1 dr. spalas, 225ks. 57700; 87 cavalier, good cer. Dlied veh. car 52000: !Astro AVID. loaded, 69.000 kms. sharp. Try $13.500. - Sodnre couppee ria. 5 speed. air, MW 6kms, 59.995. % Cara- van. 3.3 v6. loaded, quads. 118,000 kms. $11,995., 96 Cavalier Coupe. gold. mint. 97.000 kms. air, auto. $9.500. 94 Geo. 4 dr., auto. pertect, super sale 53.300. % Lunana L. S. sedan, loaded, map. (wtlty. o* �. 90 Probe. v-6. Waded, alto. 132.000 kms. super Car. now $4.995 Nrm. 93 Lumina APV. Waded . very p��t 160.000 kms. souk 17,750. 96 Grand Prix SE. Waded, Nre mat, 90.000 kms. only St2,995. 1990 Corsica- air. auto. 149.000 I=, $3,995. C'MNear Agile C@Wg. 156 NMB st. Wad M MIM RLR. Dear W& SM-tMi OM SUMM from MTCHIEL AUTO SALE/. Best Prices in Dur- hien urhaM . AN tlrtliad ars SM WM 1 filer FREE - *" IN - Pow- ertrain War&*, 1990 Ply - MOM Sundance, /cyllauW. MOSO., 181,OODIL. 1990 Pan- in ao-tin GrandYAm 4 gNail" air, $4,480.. 127,000k. 19/9 Its- san SWM 4gftft $3.490 168.00011. 1991 Ford Escort. 2dr,/amW $3.990. 1117.ODOk 19812 Pvistiv h Saldatce, 4ryYa go, $3,990, 170.000k 1991 Ford E4pionI LT. 41114! ado. $6,990, 218,000k,1991 PfymouN GrVoyager, 7 Pass/ a lo. $5.990. 196.00Dk. 1987 Ford F150 wlv8, 4z4r wcap4au s, $5,990, 234.000K 1990 Fad Aerostx, exv4wd. Eddie Bauer, $5.990. 11.00011.1991 Chraola Cava - 1i 4cyYauto, $4,990, 152.000k.1981 Dodge Cara- van, 7 pass/auto, $5.990, 156.000k Many more to Choose trap. Bnlrlckg aill able O.A.C. Winter beaters under $1,000. 160 Dowry Road, Aim 905426-5512. 1910 PONTIAC SUNIFIRE, white, only 3500 km., 4 dr. alio. Waded. $12.900 or best masalaWe Olkr, 434-2775 SER ,� VLl7rYL7 h BAD CREDIT? NO CREDIT? EVEN BANKRUPT CREDIT? But need a car! Phone Mel today 576.1800 or applications accepted. Bring in this ad i get S100 toward your purchase 'Deposit required I Anfanobilp A i A AUTO- Cars, trucks, boats We pay up to $10.000. Cash on the spa Any condn- lion. any year. Call us any- time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 inn. service. 905-686.5003 or 905-706.5234 CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be Inrunning Call 427-241 come to o 479 Bayty St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES Trucks I, Sake 1981 F-150, Lanat XLT load- ed. 4X4 ext ab, with cap. nw condition. must be seal. ceffthed Cad 905.668-6695 anAuto Paris 1 ns i RO is WANTED - PARTS for 1976 d 1977 only Ford Bronco (Bun Wagon). S85-3183 NOWmvcie 1979 NO HARLEY DAVIDSON Rigid, 88 cubic inch, shovel head. reLWt ground w Ex- cellent rill Ion $10.500. Cast Dave 434 -Ml • BOATS by Cresthner, Grew. Celetinly Sunstream. Mirro- craff, Tempest powered by Johnson. EVnrudeShM boils. Bowriders. Pontoon both. Dat boats, Cruisers) New i Used. Fiberglass i Alumnnm. Huge WeCW outboards Low Lbw Paas. Open 7 days a wok Holiday World Marne i RV CenUe, located on 112 Hwy (Brock St. Whday). 3 1/2 ktths norm d Broklin 905-655-8176; 1- 800-5891854 1 RaraeliorW 1118 MG BEM loo wtheekr. 4 wheel drive. used approx- illaely 7 1101Rs. as" price $6500 Cad(613)336-8822 Farm nsM En - BACHELOR APT 5512/morl ly plus Willes. 3rd f10or walk- upa, no raw. enquiries Cal kAark 852-3107. Lem mn- sage. 11 i e� For %a LIVERPOOLIFINCH area t - bedroom basement apart. ment. 4 appliances separate entrance self-contained air $100 inclusive Available m - mediately Call 19051931- 7524 evemngs na,s (416)564 ?224 COUNTRY APT. 2 bedrooms, 10 miles from Oshawa/8ow- Manwlle. garage. paved drive Avail March.t. No pets $725 all inclusive, all 905- 263 2089 LARGE clean./ bedroom - ;as -n' apt S Ajax ouiet area fenced garden Separate er•Irancc Parking eat-m- .rr,hen full bathroom. 5550/ rGusive Ouiet working non - s preferred No pets. t last 905-686-5526. mes- sage laund• so rate Professional 683--86 e23 Shr P AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. in Whitby Apt building. Spa- uous. carpeted. newt' WI_ drm . wbalmily. close to bus. as SPACIOUS wen-mantanned 2- 3 bedroom acts Avaii a goo SM SM Glen St Some with walk-in clostj pard provid- ed. Close to schools. shop- png came. GO Station UW I rSoppa tllast iIOMOn onrhUtrded. Cam 128 4993 i required. no pas. 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom. $790 3 bedroom SM Cal 430-0134, BEAUTIFUL 900sq' 2 story one bedroom. apartment New everyttrrg,very clean'(, A/C Non-smoker $75Wmonh utilities included Taunton/ HwY35/115. Oros Available March 15.(905)983-5152 MOCK RO.AMY 2. Picker- ing. large one bedroom base nml span large eat in kill on. parking. able. prwrge en- trarct, $675 includes every Non -Smoker Available irwre0iaky (90.51686--0512 MOOKLIN, lust redecorated. 2 bedroom apartmet. 4 W pkarl $745 per mo. plus hydro Close to schools and lnop Available now r90516�5 5539 CENTRAL WHRBY 'spacious 2 bedroom plus den in dean gra to -pix. Available Martin 1 $920 also WW one bed- room. prwate entrance, April 1, 5625 Md. all uld 263-4125 all for PANor WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge; stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Ca11686-0845 or visit us at: RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 A 3 Bed. Apts. ReftlrWshed & NOW Appllarttces. All Utll. Inducted. In-house Sttpt. & MWnt. On site Security. Ren" office: titan -Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat A Sun fpm- Spm �ALIANT PROPERTY MANAMMfOIT T9-1626 1 and 24EDROOM available March 1st. Located at 946 Mason St. and 350 Mab Rd., OSWWa. Startjth all Shilil NO Pet M= Call 576.6724 al Ow. OLAREMONT• luxury ion apartment, one bedroom. Sep- aMe entrance. partdrg, whole person, no SMOker/pE1S, _5550 plus. Ava,9ble Immediately. OSHAWA Bright, spacious 2 ii 3 b- r apts. Ulaldnes incl. Close t0 SCITO01S. Shop ping and 401- Transit r ght past your door. For apOt Calc' (905) 721-8741 TWO BEDROOM apartment kitchen dinning room, kung room. 4pc bathroom No - pas For further information can 720-0275 or 7204935 or 723.1647 3B4 Saw" S. Newly reeo- vated I -bedroom from 5530 inclusive. Sunca/Gibb area ISVW Available immdiate ly Stephen 19051-571-3229 ONE bedroom alit S575 /mo plus hydro SnmcollS of Boor available Mat Ail last Cam BA 436-3217 WHITBY 1 -bedroom base- ment apartment Bright. dean No jets/smoking. separate entrance. utast, all inclu- sive S575/month. Available Apel 1st. Cap after 5p.m 905- 686-7450 or 905-430.2684 wNITIff, adWt apartmet for rem, awadMe Marchi April 1st. newly reldvaldall na dwood Boors. 1 i 2 bed- room from $725 includes heal. central alt, laundry uh71ities. bridge, stove. hydro extra. FiraAast. No pets. references required. 623- 1013. ■NY rent who you an own your owl home for less Niall divill call Dal Hay - lock Sales Rep. ReirMax Summit Really (1991 Ltd. (905) 666.3800 or (N) 666- 3211. For 1 lkNutw Reell ABA DANA OU I have a home for you 6 months tree. From $500 Income requirement from $27 500 gross Call Ken Collis. Coldweil Banker (905)728-9414 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months free then own a crouse from $550/moms Bill Roka Coldweu Banker (905) 728-9414 AJAX. 3 bedroom 2 1/2 baths. 4 appliances, finished basement, patio, fenced yard. dose to all amenities. Avail- able May 1. $1.295 plus. 905- 428-8543 OSHAWA - BEATRICE and Rltson 2200 sq n 3 bedroom. 2 baths, laauzzi, execulrve 2 Storey min one bedrom apartment (remed). $1050 plus utilities Available April M (905)987-1005 OSHAWA 1 bdrm Apt Main Floor Fndge. stove, washer i dryer. central air. able park- ing included Snmcoe 8 401 arca Asking $700 inclusive. Available Mar//Apr 1. Call 436 -OOHS RENTIRENT TO OWN. For less stun 5850 per month Mortgage$, taxes. utktes in- cluded 3 bedroom, 1,250 sq M. immediate possession Cam poker at(905) 432-2000 WHY RENT? Own your own home With 0 down payment or very kiwi down payment Call 24hrs FREE recorded message 1-800.335-4925 ID 5210 Aureka Rasanu COW well Barker RM R Real Es - toe 314 WAVERLY St. North. Oshawa Open house this Sarday 4-5 If m 3 beooan bndi twig main poor $699/ rnornit fid uldles. Indigo, ince stove Avaiabk now Wanted CLAREMONT Family 71 bur looking for a 3 bedroom house April 1st occupancy Cad 905-649-1114 MOVING from St Catherres. wanted 2 bedroom house in Dunham Region (outskirts preferred) Please Cast Laura 1.905-935-94M ager 5 Din or two 905-728-6338 (snp) WE BUY HOMES. Divorcing. being sued mortgage arrears. Cab Iransters. whatever flip reason cad Destiny Property linvestrinents. (905) 666-0635 1 Tawrilhousas For lik WHITBY. 3 bedroom town- house. available April 15 $950/month Includes water and electricity Stove includ- ed Close to schools Call (905)683-8797 after 6pm Rooms Im for Ren/ 2 BEDROOMS for 1 person in Pickering condo near Go Sta- tion Cable. parking 839.3588 AJAX/WESTNEY-HEIGHTS - two moms available in large 4 bedroom immaculate tam - fly home parking main floor laundry residential area Ideal for professional/commuter Available immediately (905)- 619-9219 AJAX Large room, shared month facilities $350 per Non smoker no pets close to go and 401 Available Imme- dialety (905)619-2896 AVAILABLE NOW Furnished room Separate entrance pri- vate bath, kitchen. laundry all taamies Prefer quiet working person $440/mo Call 839- 4271 after bpm CLEAN BRIGHT HOUSE Whitc, Rd S /40I. R00m for rent Suit working professional 420 -OW LIVERPOOL RD,19AYLY furnished rooms. .arpe $400 1 smaller $350 Share large kitchen 6 Dath Clean older gentleman pre4erred. no pas 8390257 ROOMS available March 1st $315month i S35Wmonm First and fast required Use of kitchen i bathroom Central Oshawa location No pets Non smokers preferred 571- 7193 snp SOUTH AJAX Near Lake. furnished roam wrath private UM. 5400 ist and fast Nan smoker female preferred Available immediaily (905) 427-W Furnished A NEWER Nome, Courtice area share all amenities Separate telephone available Parking. laundry. 5250/month Cau 905 433-2379, leave message BOWMANVILLE large house to share all amenities. laun- dry, able, kitchen parking. Available mined Call 697. 9838 WESTSHORE NOME Professional person want- ed to share beautiful 4 bedroom smoke ft" home Two fireplaces. gas) modem kitchen pro- tessionakly finished base- ment 2 level deck barbe- cue private backyard. seconds to beach and ;acct club very quiet ma- t „e street $450 per mo Available Manch Is* (905) 420-"" (eos) 474-3390 Har N�i�n N'r!, 2 base,enl room fur rent. $450,month Also room for rem 5400 OTxet neighbourhood. use of facdr • 4s. non -danker FwSLlast re- : Ared Call 619-0999 HOUSE TO SHARE 3 bed- om centrale, located 5 ap- lances. Close to parks and "-,15 route Swtatle for single 1m -smoking profeSS(onal .all 404-8441 Ask for Sharif ;r 728-7178 PICKERING beautiful new ^ome 11) snaro with one per - ;.x, private bathroomclose to I I amenitiessmokers wel- )Me A must sou Td (905) 663 6777 WANTED 2 single working nor Sm -king women pre - fell to share lmmacuiate deart 3 bedroom house $sm mo including utilities: phone extra Cable bus -route park - Mg. WE Oshawa 434-7693 WORKING °emale Seeking female stuoe't or professional to stare furnished 2 bdrm bsmt apt March 1st 5300 am inclusive 1 st i Last, non smoker no pets Ask for Peary at 436-8803 stip M1 off¢e 1 • • Retail 5 37a SO FT OFFICE 'Il 3ecc'a1•. 7w- washroom B oCN RO Skim a •a f395:wonh Pone '9CS1 :27-74CC FURNISHED SUITES industrial WhttDy 1 bed - "er, • )ruts wPull-outfully equipped HEAR Oshawa : lott7en- Exea-nudes c"s,^ Ba, deme with ndude OiShhes, kneesl pverneao duwS$.d! Ongr mak• Idulwg nod IM heat i hydro ududed Serwde etc Shorllorlg ihign Collings parking utih- term, $1700mo, ties. washrooms. au-com- Lem ap- al ndksiVe. honal r Space included) for parking 1-805-152.6513 (Toll Free) cauipm irg7rudksout5 de I-SM233-5582 storage 905-576-2962 or 905- 626.6679 . • 1 Florio. 1 owNwusewi r Vale. P40fts Rerw CLEARWAT'ER AREA. 3 oeC- "loom 1 ownncuse pool la'412- 880 private yard. aval- aok Jan 15 to April /5 For .MO ad to view photos 905)-579-3768 1 1 III waft Iiorhas For Sider GREAT FAMILY HOME - Bow- ranvdle - On quiet street, 1.471 sq. it., 3 bedrooms. 2 l/ 2 baths. huge bright Cal In kitchen, with walkout to fenced backyard. master with ensuk. qas unuce and cen- tral our s1 ii,9o0 cad (905) 697-,560 IMMACULATE RAKED bun - R WW ith r ward car garage. 4LOd CALL neighborhood near lake on - 905 -s 91228 s,z7.00D kali/ 683-0707 FOR REFIT 1011 SWCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove b Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to Schools arid Shopping. From $910.00. Call 9051-7Z 1 -SSW Al OSHAWA SOUTH 4 bed- room townhouse dose to schools. shopping. $1050mo. ALL INCLUSIVE RrsVIM. kadable MAR. 1st. (905)579 9956 days. 410 410 SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - ITS EASYII a • FNat TKAs Buyer? - Cast Mark! r w -blot 10111tailph Doswnpayment? -- CAN Mark! ' g Mark oMlses honest, pro%ssional. no pr4►asu i service to help you own a home. FM 4275 or 1 ,� x uwk�y��:, `S�1as Aea Flamwx RiM ICa1N/N tJtl YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? J go from $700lmorlh i Not Much Oawnplymen7?7 (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark ft-Stapley Whs ft AIM k P_ CAMNLGE NILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa. 3 bedrooms avail- able Apr 1. For apph. al 434-3972. =6 AND TOW BE area Courtice. Large 3 bedroom townhouse. Garage. 4 ap- pliances. $940 • Iydro. Cal 721403. 1 shined ACCOMMOdOo 34N3MW M house in Liver- POOI/Pohch area Pickering. Basement, huge backyard' washer, dryer, cable, heat. Non-smoker. $400/morgh. Curse to Transportation.. Available immediately. 905- 831-7778. E OSNAWA Semi. Immacu- Me. 3.1 bd.. 112 lams, fn- ww bsmt.. WW broadloom. recently pawn, dose to all amerioes. Avail" May 1St. $121.900.(905)-133.0983. NO MORTGAGE PAYMENTS FOR 5 MONTHS! After Vol own your home for las than $700.00 a Month all ndu sin heat. nydro, taxa. R do sni nuke sense to rent. This 2 bedroom cordo has been freshly painted. newer wind- ows. fridge, and sone indud- d. Quick possession avail- able. Call Rhonda Keenan. Sala RepmseMaove. Sutton Group Status Reafty Inc. 436- 0990 for more details. OPEN HOUSE 000RTICE- quiet crescent, walkout fin- ished basement, fireplace, cac 2 huge deft Backs Onto park. eat -in kitchen, pantry. hardwood and ceramic floors, 3-t dnoomts, 3 banmooiths. en suite, landw4pd. SI'A.900. Feb. 27. 28. 12 noon to 4 p.m., 56 John "let Cres.. Hwy P2 and Sandringham (905) 432- 3544 OPEN HOUSE Sun Feb 28 8 March 7th. 1-5 p m. 1153 Northridge St Oshawa Pre- ferred Sunset Heights area. 4 bedroom 2 -storey. new Kitch- en and numerous upgrades Private hedged yard Near schools. parks and public pool. Save SSS Private $179.900 Call 571.7335 OSNAWA. 3 bedroom. 4 level sidesphl quiet court location. Dianne Drive area Newly decorated. hardwood floors gas heat finished rec room. asking $167 500 Call 579- 6481 SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 bedroom brrk oungaloo, "'aw apart- ^ent fireplace. hardwood Hors central air large fenced et. detached garage 5'36 900 (905) 721-12961 eave message 1 Cacaos for Sale LUXURY CONDO. 7.1 Ross - land q1 _ -V •liby. 1 -bed- room - sunroom. 4 applianc- es. full bathroom. blinds pnv $99000 Call 19051709-4017 PICKERING 2 BED. . Sow,. u'2 ^,out's 2 parking 5 ap- plwnces Balcony lmrnaeu- late $187900 1890 Valley Farm RD Pickenng Cap 1416 609-7039 1 Cottages For Sale SNOWMOBILERS. 6 hsner- mar nor:' :a , it 'he wOOQS. 2-cedrom. tumrshd on Glwmrre lake 2 tours ronin - east indoor plumbnkng solar ad propae energy S49 900 Connecting to 22 trims of snowmobile trals Call t416444-9919 1 _amvr i rare Soles COLEMAN FOLDING :amper -racers ^ [feel wpvd 11 moots on osptaq in show- room Open 7 days auwwveeek,, ir FtnArcing available Mobil y world marine i RV Cole. Ill cared on art "" (Brock S1 Wlutbvl 3 1 2 km north of 6rookun inew i used) 905- 655.8176 7-800-589-1854 Lend sw - $1000 .«.x v+..• p.1.17.1. C1mmi5S,pn or pen- sion Answer in 20 min 665- 1148.4/6.296-9902 MONEY PROBLEMS ;et JuT r.: '.ec' 7uck w'^a.k going triwrupt a bang Wmsneeo Everyone accepted regardless credit rating Cad for Tree rformahon 905.576-3505. Studau lows includd OBTAINING A LOAN 15 NOT GUARANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. OTHERS DG NOT IT 13 SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. :1 Irorq.gsa, Ms. } MORTGAGES - Good. tad and ugly F(nandng for any pur- pose. All applications aCCepl- d. Cab Community Mortgage Services Corp. (905) %6- 6805 • 1 oomlmvnfts atm.laaa 31 FT. RETAIL cootercom-# plele with sales area and ex- tra co~. ReplacerneM val- ue approwmately $8.000. Askng 9.700. Call (905) 697- 3DI8.ap EARN $3.$MM.IM per week. Guaranteed car lease. get a" Computerno credit dicks. $290 U.S. down. Ca (905)985-2gQ3. GoVernment Grants and loans information to Start and expand your business or farm. 14800-505-8866 WOULD you like to tum your' test annual income into your monmy intone? I an show You how! Call 905-9B7-5456. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 LOVELY 1 BEDROOM Bsmt • ••. .: Apt in Oshawa. on quiet street across park. close to all • • • amenities $520/mo indu- • - • s swe Looking for quiet non- smoker (905)-721.2394 s NEW BRIGHT RURAL, 2 bed - main level apt hot tub. • laund• so rate • • Uxbridge inclusive • _ avail immed 852-6093 OSHAWA 2 -oar -$650 and 3 - Mr -$680 w' basements and 2 BEDROOM, tamilyroom big oedrooms upstairs Pay your kitchen sep entrance Gose own Moro and gas. No Pets to Brock/Delbrook, Pickering Available Apnl 1st and June Available March 1st Call 151. 725.0798 686-5783 A-1 Available /larch 1st, two PICKERING, executive homy. New one bedroom basement bedroom apt Parking and laundry 404-8599 apartment, working person. male preferred Parking, all AJAX NEWLY RENOVATED a11YDrle (0120-8376 one bedroom basement apartment, separate entrance. MIGHT 2 RDO MDM Osmt apt. paikmg, cable. fireplace. a7c. Pic0 Non- 4 pc. bath. close to al airier smoker/pets Separate en - tis $600/mon , Wast. avail- trance Close to 4017Shop- We March 19 Cad Ed (905) pig. 1st and last required 428-7737 Cel Number (416) 875-4844 Available kmme"oly, 619- 9112 AJAX, immaculate large bright 1 -bedroom walkout $MALL ONE BEDROOMapart basement apartment. en- men[, laundry. parkin tra. m parting. utilities s in- am uhkhes. $500 per moms . cuded $6751morM Available IStltast, no pets, phone (905) Apel 1St. Suitable for male 576-8675 Professional 683--86 e23 Shr P AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. in Whitby Apt building. Spa- uous. carpeted. newt' WI_ drm . wbalmily. close to bus. as SPACIOUS wen-mantanned 2- 3 bedroom acts Avaii a goo SM SM Glen St Some with walk-in clostj pard provid- ed. Close to schools. shop- png came. GO Station UW I rSoppa tllast iIOMOn onrhUtrded. Cam 128 4993 i required. no pas. 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom. $790 3 bedroom SM Cal 430-0134, BEAUTIFUL 900sq' 2 story one bedroom. apartment New everyttrrg,very clean'(, A/C Non-smoker $75Wmonh utilities included Taunton/ HwY35/115. Oros Available March 15.(905)983-5152 MOCK RO.AMY 2. Picker- ing. large one bedroom base nml span large eat in kill on. parking. able. prwrge en- trarct, $675 includes every Non -Smoker Available irwre0iaky (90.51686--0512 MOOKLIN, lust redecorated. 2 bedroom apartmet. 4 W pkarl $745 per mo. plus hydro Close to schools and lnop Available now r90516�5 5539 CENTRAL WHRBY 'spacious 2 bedroom plus den in dean gra to -pix. Available Martin 1 $920 also WW one bed- room. prwate entrance, April 1, 5625 Md. all uld 263-4125 all for PANor WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge; stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Ca11686-0845 or visit us at: RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 A 3 Bed. Apts. ReftlrWshed & NOW Appllarttces. All Utll. Inducted. In-house Sttpt. & MWnt. On site Security. Ren" office: titan -Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat A Sun fpm- Spm �ALIANT PROPERTY MANAMMfOIT T9-1626 1 and 24EDROOM available March 1st. Located at 946 Mason St. and 350 Mab Rd., OSWWa. Startjth all Shilil NO Pet M= Call 576.6724 al Ow. OLAREMONT• luxury ion apartment, one bedroom. Sep- aMe entrance. partdrg, whole person, no SMOker/pE1S, _5550 plus. Ava,9ble Immediately. OSHAWA Bright, spacious 2 ii 3 b- r apts. Ulaldnes incl. Close t0 SCITO01S. Shop ping and 401- Transit r ght past your door. For apOt Calc' (905) 721-8741 TWO BEDROOM apartment kitchen dinning room, kung room. 4pc bathroom No - pas For further information can 720-0275 or 7204935 or 723.1647 3B4 Saw" S. Newly reeo- vated I -bedroom from 5530 inclusive. Sunca/Gibb area ISVW Available immdiate ly Stephen 19051-571-3229 ONE bedroom alit S575 /mo plus hydro SnmcollS of Boor available Mat Ail last Cam BA 436-3217 WHITBY 1 -bedroom base- ment apartment Bright. dean No jets/smoking. separate entrance. utast, all inclu- sive S575/month. Available Apel 1st. Cap after 5p.m 905- 686-7450 or 905-430.2684 wNITIff, adWt apartmet for rem, awadMe Marchi April 1st. newly reldvaldall na dwood Boors. 1 i 2 bed- room from $725 includes heal. central alt, laundry uh71ities. bridge, stove. hydro extra. FiraAast. No pets. references required. 623- 1013. ■NY rent who you an own your owl home for less Niall divill call Dal Hay - lock Sales Rep. ReirMax Summit Really (1991 Ltd. (905) 666.3800 or (N) 666- 3211. For 1 lkNutw Reell ABA DANA OU I have a home for you 6 months tree. From $500 Income requirement from $27 500 gross Call Ken Collis. Coldweil Banker (905)728-9414 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months free then own a crouse from $550/moms Bill Roka Coldweu Banker (905) 728-9414 AJAX. 3 bedroom 2 1/2 baths. 4 appliances, finished basement, patio, fenced yard. dose to all amenities. Avail- able May 1. $1.295 plus. 905- 428-8543 OSHAWA - BEATRICE and Rltson 2200 sq n 3 bedroom. 2 baths, laauzzi, execulrve 2 Storey min one bedrom apartment (remed). $1050 plus utilities Available April M (905)987-1005 OSHAWA 1 bdrm Apt Main Floor Fndge. stove, washer i dryer. central air. able park- ing included Snmcoe 8 401 arca Asking $700 inclusive. Available Mar//Apr 1. Call 436 -OOHS RENTIRENT TO OWN. For less stun 5850 per month Mortgage$, taxes. utktes in- cluded 3 bedroom, 1,250 sq M. immediate possession Cam poker at(905) 432-2000 WHY RENT? Own your own home With 0 down payment or very kiwi down payment Call 24hrs FREE recorded message 1-800.335-4925 ID 5210 Aureka Rasanu COW well Barker RM R Real Es - toe 314 WAVERLY St. North. Oshawa Open house this Sarday 4-5 If m 3 beooan bndi twig main poor $699/ rnornit fid uldles. Indigo, ince stove Avaiabk now Wanted CLAREMONT Family 71 bur looking for a 3 bedroom house April 1st occupancy Cad 905-649-1114 MOVING from St Catherres. wanted 2 bedroom house in Dunham Region (outskirts preferred) Please Cast Laura 1.905-935-94M ager 5 Din or two 905-728-6338 (snp) WE BUY HOMES. Divorcing. being sued mortgage arrears. Cab Iransters. whatever flip reason cad Destiny Property linvestrinents. (905) 666-0635 1 Tawrilhousas For lik WHITBY. 3 bedroom town- house. available April 15 $950/month Includes water and electricity Stove includ- ed Close to schools Call (905)683-8797 after 6pm Rooms Im for Ren/ 2 BEDROOMS for 1 person in Pickering condo near Go Sta- tion Cable. parking 839.3588 AJAX/WESTNEY-HEIGHTS - two moms available in large 4 bedroom immaculate tam - fly home parking main floor laundry residential area Ideal for professional/commuter Available immediately (905)- 619-9219 AJAX Large room, shared month facilities $350 per Non smoker no pets close to go and 401 Available Imme- dialety (905)619-2896 AVAILABLE NOW Furnished room Separate entrance pri- vate bath, kitchen. laundry all taamies Prefer quiet working person $440/mo Call 839- 4271 after bpm CLEAN BRIGHT HOUSE Whitc, Rd S /40I. R00m for rent Suit working professional 420 -OW LIVERPOOL RD,19AYLY furnished rooms. .arpe $400 1 smaller $350 Share large kitchen 6 Dath Clean older gentleman pre4erred. no pas 8390257 ROOMS available March 1st $315month i S35Wmonm First and fast required Use of kitchen i bathroom Central Oshawa location No pets Non smokers preferred 571- 7193 snp SOUTH AJAX Near Lake. furnished roam wrath private UM. 5400 ist and fast Nan smoker female preferred Available immediaily (905) 427-W Furnished A NEWER Nome, Courtice area share all amenities Separate telephone available Parking. laundry. 5250/month Cau 905 433-2379, leave message BOWMANVILLE large house to share all amenities. laun- dry, able, kitchen parking. Available mined Call 697. 9838 WESTSHORE NOME Professional person want- ed to share beautiful 4 bedroom smoke ft" home Two fireplaces. gas) modem kitchen pro- tessionakly finished base- ment 2 level deck barbe- cue private backyard. seconds to beach and ;acct club very quiet ma- t „e street $450 per mo Available Manch Is* (905) 420-"" (eos) 474-3390 Har N�i�n N'r!, 2 base,enl room fur rent. $450,month Also room for rem 5400 OTxet neighbourhood. use of facdr • 4s. non -danker FwSLlast re- : Ared Call 619-0999 HOUSE TO SHARE 3 bed- om centrale, located 5 ap- lances. Close to parks and "-,15 route Swtatle for single 1m -smoking profeSS(onal .all 404-8441 Ask for Sharif ;r 728-7178 PICKERING beautiful new ^ome 11) snaro with one per - ;.x, private bathroomclose to I I amenitiessmokers wel- )Me A must sou Td (905) 663 6777 WANTED 2 single working nor Sm -king women pre - fell to share lmmacuiate deart 3 bedroom house $sm mo including utilities: phone extra Cable bus -route park - Mg. WE Oshawa 434-7693 WORKING °emale Seeking female stuoe't or professional to stare furnished 2 bdrm bsmt apt March 1st 5300 am inclusive 1 st i Last, non smoker no pets Ask for Peary at 436-8803 stip M1 off¢e 1 • • Retail 5 37a SO FT OFFICE 'Il 3ecc'a1•. 7w- washroom B oCN RO Skim a •a f395:wonh Pone '9CS1 :27-74CC FURNISHED SUITES industrial WhttDy 1 bed - "er, • )ruts wPull-outfully equipped HEAR Oshawa : lott7en- Exea-nudes c"s,^ Ba, deme with ndude OiShhes, kneesl pverneao duwS$.d! Ongr mak• Idulwg nod IM heat i hydro ududed Serwde etc Shorllorlg ihign Collings parking utih- term, $1700mo, ties. washrooms. au-com- Lem ap- al ndksiVe. honal r Space included) for parking 1-805-152.6513 (Toll Free) cauipm irg7rudksout5 de I-SM233-5582 storage 905-576-2962 or 905- 626.6679 . • 1 Florio. 1 owNwusewi r Vale. P40fts Rerw CLEARWAT'ER AREA. 3 oeC- "loom 1 ownncuse pool la'412- 880 private yard. aval- aok Jan 15 to April /5 For .MO ad to view photos 905)-579-3768 1 1 III waft Iiorhas For Sider GREAT FAMILY HOME - Bow- ranvdle - On quiet street, 1.471 sq. it., 3 bedrooms. 2 l/ 2 baths. huge bright Cal In kitchen, with walkout to fenced backyard. master with ensuk. qas unuce and cen- tral our s1 ii,9o0 cad (905) 697-,560 IMMACULATE RAKED bun - R WW ith r ward car garage. 4LOd CALL neighborhood near lake on - 905 -s 91228 s,z7.00D kali/ 683-0707 FOR REFIT 1011 SWCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove b Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to Schools arid Shopping. From $910.00. Call 9051-7Z 1 -SSW Al OSHAWA SOUTH 4 bed- room townhouse dose to schools. shopping. $1050mo. ALL INCLUSIVE RrsVIM. kadable MAR. 1st. (905)579 9956 days. 410 410 SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - ITS EASYII a • FNat TKAs Buyer? - Cast Mark! r w -blot 10111tailph Doswnpayment? -- CAN Mark! ' g Mark oMlses honest, pro%ssional. no pr4►asu i service to help you own a home. FM 4275 or 1 ,� x uwk�y��:, `S�1as Aea Flamwx RiM ICa1N/N tJtl YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? J go from $700lmorlh i Not Much Oawnplymen7?7 (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark ft-Stapley Whs ft AIM k P_ CAMNLGE NILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa. 3 bedrooms avail- able Apr 1. For apph. al 434-3972. =6 AND TOW BE area Courtice. Large 3 bedroom townhouse. Garage. 4 ap- pliances. $940 • Iydro. Cal 721403. 1 shined ACCOMMOdOo 34N3MW M house in Liver- POOI/Pohch area Pickering. Basement, huge backyard' washer, dryer, cable, heat. Non-smoker. $400/morgh. Curse to Transportation.. Available immediately. 905- 831-7778. E OSNAWA Semi. Immacu- Me. 3.1 bd.. 112 lams, fn- ww bsmt.. WW broadloom. recently pawn, dose to all amerioes. Avail" May 1St. $121.900.(905)-133.0983. NO MORTGAGE PAYMENTS FOR 5 MONTHS! After Vol own your home for las than $700.00 a Month all ndu sin heat. nydro, taxa. R do sni nuke sense to rent. This 2 bedroom cordo has been freshly painted. newer wind- ows. fridge, and sone indud- d. Quick possession avail- able. Call Rhonda Keenan. Sala RepmseMaove. Sutton Group Status Reafty Inc. 436- 0990 for more details. OPEN HOUSE 000RTICE- quiet crescent, walkout fin- ished basement, fireplace, cac 2 huge deft Backs Onto park. eat -in kitchen, pantry. hardwood and ceramic floors, 3-t dnoomts, 3 banmooiths. en suite, landw4pd. SI'A.900. Feb. 27. 28. 12 noon to 4 p.m., 56 John "let Cres.. Hwy P2 and Sandringham (905) 432- 3544 OPEN HOUSE Sun Feb 28 8 March 7th. 1-5 p m. 1153 Northridge St Oshawa Pre- ferred Sunset Heights area. 4 bedroom 2 -storey. new Kitch- en and numerous upgrades Private hedged yard Near schools. parks and public pool. Save SSS Private $179.900 Call 571.7335 OSNAWA. 3 bedroom. 4 level sidesphl quiet court location. Dianne Drive area Newly decorated. hardwood floors gas heat finished rec room. asking $167 500 Call 579- 6481 SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 bedroom brrk oungaloo, "'aw apart- ^ent fireplace. hardwood Hors central air large fenced et. detached garage 5'36 900 (905) 721-12961 eave message 1 Cacaos for Sale LUXURY CONDO. 7.1 Ross - land q1 _ -V •liby. 1 -bed- room - sunroom. 4 applianc- es. full bathroom. blinds pnv $99000 Call 19051709-4017 PICKERING 2 BED. . Sow,. u'2 ^,out's 2 parking 5 ap- plwnces Balcony lmrnaeu- late $187900 1890 Valley Farm RD Pickenng Cap 1416 609-7039 1 Cottages For Sale SNOWMOBILERS. 6 hsner- mar nor:' :a , it 'he wOOQS. 2-cedrom. tumrshd on Glwmrre lake 2 tours ronin - east indoor plumbnkng solar ad propae energy S49 900 Connecting to 22 trims of snowmobile trals Call t416444-9919 1 _amvr i rare Soles COLEMAN FOLDING :amper -racers ^ [feel wpvd 11 moots on osptaq in show- room Open 7 days auwwveeek,, ir FtnArcing available Mobil y world marine i RV Cole. Ill cared on art "" (Brock S1 Wlutbvl 3 1 2 km north of 6rookun inew i used) 905- 655.8176 7-800-589-1854 Lend sw - $1000 .«.x v+..• p.1.17.1. C1mmi5S,pn or pen- sion Answer in 20 min 665- 1148.4/6.296-9902 MONEY PROBLEMS ;et JuT r.: '.ec' 7uck w'^a.k going triwrupt a bang Wmsneeo Everyone accepted regardless credit rating Cad for Tree rformahon 905.576-3505. Studau lows includd OBTAINING A LOAN 15 NOT GUARANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. OTHERS DG NOT IT 13 SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. :1 Irorq.gsa, Ms. } MORTGAGES - Good. tad and ugly F(nandng for any pur- pose. All applications aCCepl- d. Cab Community Mortgage Services Corp. (905) %6- 6805 • 1 oomlmvnfts atm.laaa 31 FT. RETAIL cootercom-# plele with sales area and ex- tra co~. ReplacerneM val- ue approwmately $8.000. Askng 9.700. Call (905) 697- 3DI8.ap EARN $3.$MM.IM per week. Guaranteed car lease. get a" Computerno credit dicks. $290 U.S. down. Ca (905)985-2gQ3. GoVernment Grants and loans information to Start and expand your business or farm. 14800-505-8866 WOULD you like to tum your' test annual income into your monmy intone? I an show You how! Call 905-9B7-5456. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 (t AIP PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 2% IM 590 590 590700 700 810 .;, 830 :.;. 898 ONE OF THE TOP TERRITORIES IN ALL OF CANADA IS AVAILABLE 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: J. David Carnie at (905) 428-7161 or 1 -SM -823-0193 CHEIAWISE INC. Wrr 5,rlrhe•1 Fa Y�r• MueAr+�.at Nrr,l, 3 BAYS AVAILABLE In a automotive complex for automotive use. (For glass shop, transmission shop, detail shop and others.) AFFORDABLE FRANiCMSE Automotive business available. (90S) 6iq-9007 t nscL urrd tcrm 1, Gan.. prime rate 191h waft - Ctmsrhlidatc now NttttKaWs lot. 2nd & 3rd Private furmis availahk with clod Ask for 1,>1s,a Jutcs (y115) (�ti(.255� (905) 4MI►? W29 1 Ihrpaarwr RIDING LESSONS BEGINNER to ADVANCED taught by a CEF Coach on quiet, well -schooled horses, indoor arena, Pickering. Call 839-3339 e 1 Perak ABOVE AVERAGE LOOKMG frown rwr green eyed. white woman w, good character. non smoker. Orifhltor. wtaelk- r.w•apOke^. very an. it c 102 Ib. enjoys swhnnlllwq. slating cans ciii music. The Billet, seffis brown hall. Yue eyed 6- all welft man wM good character. good looks Inn build. very dean. o*& - gem. well spoken. good na- tured man for i lo k7ng term rNitionslrp. erMut be close in age. caeoW sm s Financial. elwhsal, du - incl o- mwnponane Cal Suwon 434- 7366 N DWOLY M" MC - $2.9W inn 16. 24 hours. 1-900- 451-3793, DAILY HORO- SCOPE 1-900.671-7770. $5.00 24 hours. LIVE RYCN= 1 -On -1; 1- 9ooM1111100 end. 9320 $3.99 per ten. swat be 18 yrs. son- o (619)f-645.6434 AYCrigRe • 1 A Moen 476 TWO" M. E.(112 milk ad d fi r 20 soca sets, glider rodters. 7 pc. pine driers. oak table sets, coffee a all tables. A sizes naft essal special mattress deal, single from a139Jsfet; Double from $179/set, Queen from $1199/set. Sleigh beds, 25 curio ttabinets a e itertaietment units, 5 pc. cherry diner. 6 ,used sofas. halltables, plus new carbglaiets. Sala alnico N.16 a.m. - 6 p.m. Nr w peek. Opm $wMay 11-4 P.M. Ndm Avcftn 42-28M Br 064M - e : l Anrwew.ra NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad Copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. atsatlza Fax News Advertiser 905-579.4218 LOOK WHO'S 40! Wishing Paul Melwain a very Happy I Birthday! on February 251h. You've corse a long way baby! hots or love from your family Carmela, Bradlee & Brianna 1 Births 1 Births IT'S .4 GIRL!! OELKERS - Dean and Candace welcome with love the birth of their first child TAYLOR LYNN CANDY Born February 15, 1999 at 10:39 a. m. weighing in at 6 lbs., 1 oz. Thrilled are Ict time grandparents Candy and Ken Merten/Mason, Bob and Nilawan Shadoff and 5th time grandparents Patricia and the late Manfred Oelkers. Special thanks to Dr. David Henderson and the staff at Ajax Pickering General Hospital. Taylor aunts, uncles and cousins wish her all the best. 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BOX 14514 OUALITY TIME Single ante mother. 35. srrokket. Cassel Inn iker Seeking a sngke sincere and hot" ,ale for quality lime. Enjoys camp fus& avfishing, bowing 9dr and rotg. BOX 3 SERIOUS RED HEAD S.ngyW white female, military type. 5.6-. 130 bs . long red hint. "bk n eyes. Seeking sn- 1* strong. artractive. older mals who is non smoker and occaponal driMkr. BOX 19218 1 WANT AFFECTION Single, while female. 44 51', petite• a0r'ec- • Ve. great sen" of rumor Seeking a angle. «hie "We. tans[. sncrs. for erg fern --altontship and altsclim. Enjoys dreg. �ancig, travel. and camping. BOX 19330 ARE YOU OUT THERE? 40 yr did tamale, non -soaker. 5'7, red hair and blue eyes, o joys U*Idnn• aninvii bilk- ing and long walks. Seeking a male. 38 or -�jdr, with a gnat set" of Turnor and a wide ,anksy music. BOX 19465 MOVE OLACKL� Female is seeking a well established ran >mokng while male. 48-55. for Mterdshp. Enjoy mavles. sportir events, dung out. ong wapks. featre and more. Adult of dollar A- afle BOX 19494 LETS GET TOGETHER P'Oisssolw. len loving woman. 49 seeing well esvbW%K not-smolong, wines. male. ad to 55. for movies, Line ding and com- c3nonsrup. Left chat over coktoe. Box A GOOD COMMUNICATOR 37 r did. praess+Onal fa hale. altraCtrw with orDwn and eyes .honsat. ktyak. sincere. good awes, any gong with various raerMtI See" tall, handsome. Droifssronal mals. 38-45 wino possess .same qualities or a TOnogUT- nkat wdkp. BOX 21402 LETS GET TOGETHER Separated mother of two. 34. darn tar, med- om build. Looking for someone to Share com- r,any. Err honing, cornpri% dowwYV ski - ,ng. etc BOX 23144 Separated, shy, c«bid"o, story 90M 1efr1". enjoys many fags in N* bid no head games! Mut be 29 or older. dean, ods- sated, and work for a Iivilg. Must rave own Vehnde. be his owl indevi4W and respect a woman's intorgrae. BOX 30555 FUN FIT AND FOOLISH Single, white. mom. 39. ase. Oudayi taring active, likes spons. Seeking an adgoff". non-smoking. whole mole. 36 to 42, open, honest, with a sense of N~' Iovas kids. Pets. and hodkay nights in Canade. Serious IV- only. BOX 21464 NEW CRL M TOM Attractive• Pett f*mhels, 24. 64% red hak blue eyes, employed, inQaparldanL Out gg01n9• MPoffa aas. and kin WAV seslerg fun, relaxed. Sean*, employed mak, 25 b 30. for fnerddsfgcip and companiorafip- Eroop �r � Pefrm! Peand being parfpred sox 30549 DONT TELL Maimed. whore bmak. U. 5'11', altracom *nth a great personal is saekeg a tf1s9 male, 25 to 45. for hiendat and possible discreet ralabons sip. trust We hwa * 9pOX 1. shadarg an pod d adult atowia s, 5432 NEW TO AREA Wufow look" for a happy. aaare mak, 55- 65, norc-smokr, social &W*K wAd lenders ld dance We out, or jut twe a Wall mat horns. BOX 21397 37 yr Old. 6 G 1 UM WELCO of Ewmwr snuggli g by a town be.lex scow one wthp eryoya ria aamie BDX 21440 REAL LOVE 32 yr old• tap, attractive, single white female. Seeking a tap. single white male. who 5 look- ing for a friend• family and a life long relabon- Shlp. BOX 33600 YOU FOUND ME!! 34 yr old. single white female. dark auburn herr. due eyes. no dependents, career mind- ed. ndeperderil, intellectually foul. wicked smAs. with a variety of interests. Looking f« a man. over 30 who knows what they want in we and is willing to share it. BOX 20307 CLASSY LADY 39 yr Old. POW. Pretty. blonde hair, very wide - Pendent and traditional. Seeks classy man. fir head of short hair. tap. good looking. executive who is Serious by day and vuk*ra- bb by night. Must be over 35. BOX 21497 LET'S GET AWAY 54•, sandy donde hared. due eyed. new to the area ferrate. 30 yrs old, medium buil. Looking for someone. 25-38 who is icterest- ed in a friendship and possibly romance. Enjoys dung out. moose. erg w--.. sa- ng Like rides. etc. Box 32952 LETS TALK 40's. single Nmale with due eyes. Enjoys treater. erg weeks. traveling and more. Seeking a 21*5 male, whenw or ow chi den BOX 3381 SENSE OF HUMOR... Attrac we female. 39. 57. medurn Wild, red tem. due eyes. nonsmoker, social drinker Enjoys music. long Wallis. moves, p -.V - pphhyy and more. an honest person wibih a sense of MOW BOX 14298 ANYTlI/GIEVERVTHNG 28 yr did. 5'5'. woe. white female with dnty donde hair and bks eyes Looking for a tpeonfarnoois male. who miss to 00 anymrrq ISM M everXys 81ti Age and race are u impor- WALK M MY SHOES 56 yr did widowed female. sap supported. down to with• with OWCWre morals. Seeking a widowed mate with sinfar situation and a W" Pensonamy Box Ism OUTDOOR TYPE " 47. spontaneous. fun. adventurous. owl. average wag* and he ^ above average kooks. Social drinker. smokkerso" -- 511'. 40 to 50. board. mustache. log hair duty Mut or" ampler figs n Ido FrR in% camprg. boews Nc. Box 30558 NEW TO AREA_. Forrak, hb 30's. 55', pome build. non- sin onsin of. social dnr*er. dank hair and oyes. Enjoys a vrhaty of nteresb. Seeking some- one weth easter eMreels, nonsmoker pw trod. BOX 16340 STEP RIGHT UP 22 yr old female, bks eyes bonds ham. Enjoys mOviee, ronhret weeks. krg drives. dienarcg, and pun eventrigs at morns. Lookc- ircg for a mat*. who is wiring b have fun and is spor tonsioks. Box M612 LET'S TALK... VWA* Iatnale. S2 yr. 57.1125 It. Enjoys Molh- Ing. We. playing Pool, canary music and moo. See" a make. 45 to 61D, scAw, not over wev". with sirtwar, interests. BOX 18429 FRIENDS TO LOVERS 40 yr did. while tamale. 57. 110 lbs. brown h m and oyes. employed. smokkr, and social deter. Enjoys country Rksic, da r ing. pis markets. nrovi�. rgs0dng and quill Onto. Fancily is very impoRar t Sanding a male W hilland posse mmbon ftp- Box 33606 rM 1MMTMG FOR You 46 yr old., 5'6-. 145 b, scnye mother of Ono. brown haw. hazel oyes. Enjoys pod. bowling. walks on to beach and more. Seeking on Iajose and snare ganlrralffor a ON ante rW6warop. BOX i 0903 LET'S GET TOGETHER Seigle. whoo fema1e.30 yis old and brown hair's seeking a tap, fe gfa. while mole. 3010 35. wee " is a pis Irseneled in card ancoutlars and len antem for a possible erg tum retafonship. Box 18444 M/UCLES CAN HAPM31 YNtile female, tit r. ST. I ' " I I nW social drinker and occo=r el -W-. Seeking a widowed mak. for nwriage and to alum muotay- BOX 18"7 yr COULD THIS BE ITh V* wift IN, 67, dwk heir and ayes, aavaaote elessy and saW -AI a holt of gold. nonanhoker. social dm*sr, amply naK good job, cour ry hon Looking for a single, where nab Ior Pa9ron, mms'". add rg and admOM open, honest BOX 93029 OUALftY im 86 yr old female, who rjoya *NV olio and quid wortirgs at hong seeks an her ' I and " genftT m lo SPod hime *Wt BOOL 13884 ALREApY MADE FAMILY 30 yr old, elrgle mother of Iwo, 57. wits long graduals, llooMtg fon tat fpas& iffmago w son mailed. 9faat servo at humor, bwM Hm, hmiy miuibd, Over S, who's mo*p self* down and a" br EL BOX 2135W FRIENDS 19 yr did, Single mother, looking for a good friend to talk to and hang out with. BOX 14253 WHATS ON YOUR MMD! 29 yr old, female psychology student, enjoys ce skating dancing, going to church etc Seeking a male trend who is spiritual. open minded. Tie e ages of 29 to 35, race is not important. BOX 14967 LIFE'S BETTER SHARED DWOMSd female. 67. 5'7. gown ham, blue eyes: Enjoys cooking. danclrg, long dnivae. bowing and more. Seeking a 9en0-. BOX 34866 Srncene, with similar interest. FRIERS FIRST S2 yr old single white female. no n•smloker Look ng for a male in the age group of 47 b 55 who rs honest. loving, hues daring, din ing ouL or staying at homle. Non-smokers please. Friendship to long-temn relationship possible BOX 33965 GIVE ME A CALL IM yr old. 57", brown eyed lernale likes country moa, card games and more Looking for a good, honest man, 65 to 70, with a good sense of hurrah. BOX 10592 Ve n ice Was IN13 We met through the personals and on our second date we had dinner in a French restaurant andgot to talking about Places we haven t visitedyet. Venice was on both of our lists. Several months went by and she forgot about it. I decided to surprise her with a Iitdc six-month anniversary celebration. She couldn't believe it! We leave for Italy next week. Ciao! SHARE WITH ME 5'7, 116 b, attractive lady, who enjoys con- versation. onversation, music. theatre. dining out, nature, and spiritual values Seeking earty 60•s gen- tleman. honest, down to earth. average to medium build, non-smoker and social drinker. for friendship and companionship. Cobouro area. Box 269% MEN `5 g Women Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. I WANT A FRIEND Single male. brown hair, brown eyes. Seek - rig sincere, honest, Canng female. who has 80XOfsense of values Seeking fnendshuo 1' 320 SELF ASSURED Single male 32. : '- 'Cs ' inn ac'^re Seeking a assured woman 5r;F . To place your FREE ad, toll 1-800-662-8423 24 hams a day, 7 days a weok Oesianed for hath Tarduw and Raiory Photaes to an ad, c 1- 7 5 . t be 18 or older. your FREE ad, call 62-8423. ytime, day or night. 6 NEW A Mr Y' ROMANTIC NIGHTS 45 yr old, single male is seeking single female for romantic rights. movies. 7 s music. live music shows and more. BOX 19234 I WANT A FIT WOMAN Single white male. 33. 61-, physically fit, attractive. proleseronal. Enjoys outdoors and weekends at the o=iga. Seeking single while female. 24-33, attractive.fit for on9'1efm Winship. BOX =a"Y HEART OF GOLD Professional male usekA 50's. 55". 150 lb. with a ten year son. canng. honest. enjoys outdoors, rg home We b more. Strdfamily g=non-smoker. occasional dnnker. Mnaffdaey secure. seeking affractive. useful. SIM lady 45 to 55. who is also frgnoapy, Secure. BOX 21344 COBOURG i AREA P"ysoaly M. 35 yr old. whole male. 5 1 T. 155 'bs, short brown hair. hazel eyes. smoker. .:aai Jrinkef Looking for alfeCti' -1. M. r"acirve, female. who enjoys dc4dren, cou+- ._/ musk, dancing the beach. snocill pool, 20 � vast romerwOc everrgs. Does 2" Euro vie yin Cap. BOX 21452 CARMG LOYAL FRIEND '--de 30's. singe. handsome. professional ,ace. estabklfMd. bke eyed. very lel "W- -sed in sharing quaaty One with single am. amracuve. proteaoO/Ml finale. 2320 40 who -Drys long was fee C walks. outdoor actrvh- 'S' -4owg by a 69ce and dining in e BOX 21WS HANDSOME LOVER anrlsome M male. 40 . 200 los. 5 V bi owwn -.;yr and eyes• seeks attractive to nale for a -ref encounters. BOX 23781 KEEP THE FIRE BURNN ►7e 42. good srwfpo, good mind. rid work - ng. i appreciate native art and culture. kayajkingNOW" car,and d"a ggbM. So 0 yoni m in . sdverxuoks. and passionate. gine me a cap and we can build a Ine bgefer. BOX 25168 LONELY HEART Outgoing English male. 35 5 10' 170 kbe LAWS skiing. rampig, CDOkrng. and 'rWM looking sincere aWactrvW ter ale. 27-35. for DofsCke raklat«ehp. BOX 25218 SHY GUY 25 years did. ST. 185 lbs, brown ham. hazol eyes. houm and coning Enjoys sports. music. Cars and alw an non-errnokWr Seek Wig single write finale. 1910 25 for long term relationship BOX 305W NEW BEGINNMGS White sngfi . adventurous make. 46. 6 7% wah heart of gold. of"'S *««enc got- aways. dung travel. SON around ire camphrw Seeks single. nonsmok-ng. Wn**. WOW dependents. 38-44, zest for Ne. sonstive, cow f9• honest and sincere. in Oshewa Duman and not in b Meed gores. BOX 26973 FRIENDSHIP ONLY WANT A COANVJ4"4 REDHEADS ONLY PLEASE Land Ws, 5-, sngle ferrule. dark hair and Single write make. 39. 5'11 192 lbs Enjoys 2nd yr old male. doing for a woman, 22 d 30. non -soaker. soar driilkr. no aspen- cafmprng. Haney DavMson. fishing- and gMor eyes, b. wan Am a variety a nrnst. S.Wkng wamh liras. sw eg empoyed whw aemale '"f ed wwiwrmey wo Bol x 30560 someone we similar ntereat. f« *Wxbtvp f« hierfaship and possibly long -lean rMaaon �n9 only. BOX 33767 shill). 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