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Three -vehicle
collision claims
Pickering resident
PICKERING — A 51 -year-
old Pickcring woman is dead fol-
lowing a three -vehicle crash here
Thursday morning.
Durham Regional Police re-
port a car driven by Andrew Per-
saud, 19, of Pickering, was enter-
ing the intersection of Liverpool
Road and Pickering Parkway
around 9:15 a.m. when it was
struck by a Toyota 4 Runner dri-
ven by Andrea Woloszczwk, 43,
of Scarborough. Mr. Persaud's car
then collided with a vehicle dri-
ven by Frans Gezink. 69, of Pick-
ering.
Joyce Persaud, a passenger in
the car driven by Mr. Persaud,
suffered serious injuries and was
rushed to the Ajax and Pickering
Health Centre. where she was
pronounced dead.
Alcohol was not a factor in the
accident, police say.
Anyone with information on
the accident is asked to call the
Durham Regional Police Traffic
Management Unit at 683-9100 or
579-1520, ext. 5267.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2000
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to allow riders to climb picnic tables, cars and other objects.
Winter fun begins in Claremont this weekend
PICKERING —The commu-
nity of Claremont is throwing a
week-long party starting this Sat-
urday.
The 17th annual Claremont
Winter Carnival kicks off Feb. 12
with a Yuk Yuk's comedy show at
the Royal Canadian Legion hall.
Doors open at 7 p.m. and the
show starts at 9. Tickets are $12
at the door.
The Mad Hatter's Tea Party
runs Sunday, Feb. 13 from noon
to 1:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall.
The party features great enter-
tainment and food for only $5.
Call Karen Goranson at 649-3080
for details. Later that afternoon.
Claremont Baptist Church hosts a
supper with sittings at 4:30 and 6
p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults,
$5 for youngsters aged six to 15
and $2 for children under five.
Call Jean Drake at 852-0558.
On Monday, Feb. 14 the entire
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Reserves may be tapped to hire police, fix roads
Durham im
for tax freeze
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
Staff Writer
More money will be spent on
policing and roads in Durham in the
next year, but Region taxpayers
shouldn't have to fork out addition-
al dough for the increased protec-
tion and patched potholes.
Durham council voted Wednes-
day to aim for a 2000 budget that
won't increase the Region's portion
of property tax bills this year. And,
any money required to ensure Re-
gion taxes are frozen will come out
of the Rate Stabilization Fund
(RSF).
Finance committee chairman
and Oshawa Councillor Brian
Nicholson told colleagues property
o wner% in Durham can look for-
ward to no tax increase for services
provided by the Region. " 1 can as-
sure you it will be at zero, all inclu-
sive. That was the will of the (fi-
nance) committee and 1 hope coun-
cil will endorse that:'
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'It will be at zero...'
The Durham police budget will
increase $2.2 million to about $71.2
million so more officers can be
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ur arm egion wea
local reform
Chairman remind
The will to reform local
government in Durham Re-
gion is still there, but the mo-
mentum seems to be slipping.
And, there appears to be
considerable confusion
among area politicians over
which level of local govern-
ment is to play the lead role
— the Region or Durham's
Towns and Cities.
That was evident during
the Regional council meeting
Wednesday.
Scugog Mayor Doug
Moffatt told colleagues, 'A
couple of people have asked
me who's carrying this for-
ward."
Durham councillors met
for a two-day retreat in early
January at Fern Resort in
Orillia where they came up
with eight recommendations
to reform local government.
One proposal is to retain the
two levels of local govern-
ment, with the Region's px)w-
ers scaled back and munici-
palities given more responsi-
bility.
The Region also encour-
ages potential amalgamations
and wants the local munici-
s municipalities
palities to work out solutions
by the end of June. The sire
of Regional council will be
considered after local restruc-
turing is completed.
Durham Chairman Roger
Anderson reminded politi-
cians what they'd agreed to at
their retreat. "I thought we
were fairly clear at Fern the
Region wouldn't be the lead
on what the local municipali-
ties do in terms of amalgama-
tion and governance.
'I -he direction was clear.
You're going to live with two
tiers. It doesn't say what
you'll do. You'll be the lead
on this. You don't want us to
be the lead"
Brock Mayor Keith Shier
agreed municipalities should
take the lead role on reform.
"We don't want Regional
council to be the guiding
light."
Mr. Anderson suggested
Durham's eight mayors meet
to come up with a plan on
leading reform.
Mayor Moftatt noted the
full councils of Clarington,
Brock, Uxbridge and Scugog
met Tuesday to discuss local
Yoga group
meets Tuesday
AJAX — Meditation and yoga are
the focus of a local group which meets
here next week.
The Ajax -Pickering Sahaja Yoga
Meditation group meets Tuesday, Feb.
15 at 7:30 p.m. at the main branch of
the Ajax Public Library, corner of Har-
wood Avenue and Kings Crescent.
It's free and everyone is welcome.
Phone 416-759-4912 (James Mur-
dock) for more information.
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the following error occurred: The
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of June 30 deadline on reform nlanc
Mr. Anderson suggested
Region staff could help mu-
nicipalities co-ordinate the
process "so you're not run-
ning around.
"The mayors have to
come up with a plan by June
30;' he reminded council
members. "The local coun-
cils have to deal with the rec-
ommendations and they have
to do it by March 31, before
some of the conditions pass.
"Deal with it at the local
municipalities and get on
with the recommendations
you have to deal with;' Mr.
Anderson added.
ROGER ANDERSON
'Local councils
have to deal with the
recommendations.'
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Durham Region aims for
DURHAM frorn page / and million~ ofd ,II
about $4.4 million more this year than
last to repair and improve roads in 2(x)0.
And, council has ordered traditional
Region departments, such as works,
health and social services and planning,
to hold the line on spending this year.
A final budget is to go before
Durham council in late March.
One of the most controversial recom-
mendations brought before council sug-
gested the Region take money out of the
RSF to offset any potential tax hike.
That fund contains approximately $22
million as Durham had $16.5 million in
the reserve at the end of 1998 and the
Region was running a surplus of about
$5 million at the end of October.
Ajax Mayor Steve Parish tried un-
successfully to convince colleagues
against raiding the RSF.
"It's somewhat unwise to go into a
budget process pre -determined to go
into the Rate Stabilization Fund;'
Mayor Parish said.
He fears Region staff and councillors
won't try hard enough to find savings,
knowing they can take money out of re-
serves.
Mayor Parish contended the "rainy -
day fund" shouldn't be used when "the
economy is shining brightly. The econ-
omy is doing well. I look (ahead) a few•
years (to the day when) the economy
goes into a recession "
During %uch ;1 rc�:c,wn. when wel-
fare rolls s%kcil. '��� ;i nerd millions
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zero
ImmediWe N. he
argued.
"When that happens and we've de-
pleted our Rate Stabilization Fund•
we'll be kicking ourselves. I'm pre-
pared• on budget day. if eve need to get
to zero, to take money out of the Rate
Stabilization Fund:'
Coun. Nicholson noted the Region
was forced to increase taxes last year
Nx-ause of financial information from
the Province relating to social service
costs.
"I have a hard time selling to
Durham taxpayers they have to overpay
so we could pay Toronto's social ser-
vices costs;' he said.
Brock Mavor Keith Shier argued the
Region should dip into the reserves only
as a last resort. "My understanding of
the fund is it's to be used and only used
after all other avenues have been ex-
hausted. I favour taking it out so we
don't have it hanging out there like a
carrot"
Pickering Councillor Rick Johnson
concurred that the RSF should only be
touched if it's absolutely necessary to
give ratepayers a break. "Taxpayers
have already put this money in at one
time"
Coun. Johnson noted that. before the
recession of the early 1990s. Durham
was spending about $20 million annual-
ly on road improvements. Last year, it
spent about S8 million.
"We have to get that money back in.
We need money for the roads;' he said.
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Feb. 18.
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EDITORIAL—
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FUUM 10 MPaz
Childporn must'
be banned now
Legislators should act immediately
to outlaw scourge of society
Children are society's most precious
asset. They must not be exploited as
commodities, especially not as sex oh-
je:ts to be used by child pornographers
and the perverts who consume such
trash.
So. Pickering council members de-
serve praise for their decision Monday
to lobby the federal and provincial gov-
ernments to take a stand against child
pornography.
Now. their fellow politicians on
Town and City councils throughout
Durham should immediately follow
suit. They shouldn't wait to be asked to
pass similar resolutions by the: Federa-
tion of Canadian Municipalities, whose
support Pickering is trying to enlist.
The time to act against child pornog-
raphy is now. Especially since in the
eyes of the judicial system possession of
the repugnant material is not illegal. The
British Columbia Court of Appeal
proved true the adage that —the law is an
a%s" when it upheld a B.C. Supreme
Court ruling allowing a man to keep
child pornography because he has a
right to freedom of expression and per-
sonal privacy. The federal Supreme
Court has heard the Province of B.C.'s
appeal but isn't expected to make a de-
cision for months.
In those intervening months. we
wonder, how many youngsters will he
lured by deviant pornographers, even
drugged perhaps, into giving up the
childhood innocence that is their right,
just for the salacious entertainment of
some twisted individual'
None should. As Pickering Council-
lor David Pickles put it to his colleague's
at the beginning of the week. "Having to
request that appropriate laws be upheld
in the federal courts quite frankly dis-
gusts me"
It should disgust any right-thinking
person.
Further. Coun. Pickles argued, the
Province and the feds must "give the ut-
most priority to the protection of chil-
dren from sexual exploitation. We have
to give police and the courts the author-
ity to charge (people who possess child
porn)"
Durham's elected officials shouldn't
have to look too far for support from
politicians at the provincial and federal
levels. After all, if Ontario Attorney
General Jim Flaherty had the tirne and
the inclination to bring in the Safe
Streets Act outlawing squeegee kids and
aggressive panhandling in Toronto,
surely the Durham Centre MPP can de-
vote some erwrgy to fighting a n:al
scourge like child pornography. And.
Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan
McTe:ague, whose: private member's bill
cracking down on criminals who lead
police on chases was the first piece of
legislation of its type to be passed on
Parliament Hill recently. would surely
relish the challenge of convincing feder-
al lawmakers to ban possession of this
type of pornography.
But, our legislators must act quickly,
before any more of our precious young
one, become victims of child pornogra-
phers.
E -Mail comments on this opinion to
nnews6durham.net. Include your full
name and community of residence.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Gas business
needs competition
To the editor:
In his letter headlined 'Liberals'
gas taxes do consumers no
favours', a reader attacks Picker-
ing -Ajax -Uxbridge h1P Dan
McTeague as misleading the public
when he states that the major oil
companies are to blame for high
gasoline prices. llx- reader's posi-
tion is that high gas prices are di-
rectly the result of high provincial
and federal taxes and that MP
McTeague should be accountable.
Unfortunately and predictably, the-
message
hemessage of "high taxes as the root
of all problems" is a popular one
and has been used successfully by
the major oil companies to divert
attention from them to government.
Letters make one's
da`,v
Nothing like the old way of communicating
Nowadays they call it 'snail mail'
and people are too busy to use it.
-E-mail me," or 'Send it by fax:'
are words heard daily, not only in the
business world but also in the world of
social intercourse.
I use E-mail. It's fast and practical.
It's also exciting to turn on the com-
puter and find a message awaiting my
perusal. But that excitement doesn't
compare to the anticipation I feel when
a hand-written envelope drops through
my mail slot.
For 50 years I had a pen -pal. We
started writing when we were in school
and continued while our lives unfold-
ed. Our letters were sometimes fre-
quent, often sporadic, but always wel-
come. I opened them quickly, eager to
discover what was happening in my
friend's life. I read and reread them
many times.
There's something very personal
about a hand-written letter. The famil-
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iar penmanship has the power to bring
the writer right into your home. That's
why, through time, letters have meant
so much to their recipients. And that's
why so many of them have survived to
provide us with a glimpse into the pasL
Letters have shed a unique light on
some of the most important events in
our history. They provide insight into
the daily lives of the writers and their
contemporaries. They are useful to so-
ciologists, anthropologists and those
curious about their ancestors.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote
her exquisite poetry in letters. Mark
Twain related his experiences in far-off
Hawaii in letters home. In a letter,
Abraham Lincoln told Horace Greeley
his thoughts on the emancipation of
slaves. The letters the Earl of Chester-
field wrote to his son reveal to us the
behaviour and morality of his day.
Would these people have entrusted
such intimate thoughts to cyberspace
where others might find them or with a
touch of a key erase them? I doubt iL
Are we discarding a valuable means
Of communication when we let tech-
nology replace hand-written epistles? I
think we are. At any rate, I intend to
continue to enjoy hand-written letters
from friends who care enough to write
on flower -bedecked stationery and
`snail mail' letters to me. I even intend
to answer them 'in kind:
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nnswsOdurham.net Include your full
name and community of rgidmrce.
It is obvious that the federal ex-
cise tax and provincial road tax
raise the absolute level of gasoline
prices. However, taxes do not ex-
plain why Canadian gasoline (ex -
tax) is generally higher than in the
U.S. nor does it explain the price
uniformity or the price volatility
that is evident in the Canadian
gasoline market.
The price of gasoline is deter-
mined by the marketplace, as is the
case in other industries. If the mar-
ket is competitive, the most effi-
cient company succeeds in direct
competition with less efficient 1
firms and the consumer benefits.
However, it is our position that the
Canadian oil industry is uncompet-
itive as three national refiner -mar-
keters control over 85 per cent of
the wholesale market and 80 per
cent of the retail market in Canada. ,
As such, the Canadian gasoline
market, and as a result the price to
consumers, is uncompetitive. In
contrast, the U.S. market displays
all the traditional characteristics of
competition with no retailer con-
trolling more than 15 percent of the
market.
The Canadian, government can
play a role in ensuring consumers'
interests are protected by enforcing
competition laws the way they
were intended. Given the current
market structure, we do not believe
that a tax cut will benefit con-
sumers.
We agree with Mr. McTeague
that resolution to the issue of gaso-
line prices is only possible through
public policy initiatives. This is the
fust step in restoring true competi-
tion in gasoline retailing and we be-
lieve the only guarantee to con-
sumers that their interests are best
served.
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FRIDAYE
compulsive gambler a � I
Brad
Kelly
Taff Editor
n its most simplistic terms there
are no secrets to sports gambling.
You win, you collect. You lose,
you pay-
But
ayBut the realities of sports gam-
bling can go much deeper than just
who wins and loses. For someone
who crosses over the line from a
recreational bettor to the world of an
addicted gambler, the repercussions
can have an adverse affect on family
and professional life.
The roved to make a bet consumes
every waking moment, sending a
compulsive gambler into a down-
ward spiral of self-destruction.
"It takes over your life," says Dale
(not his real name), an admitted gam-
bling addict from the ages of 12 to
47, who has kicked the habit since
enrolling in the Gamblers Anony-
mous program in 1996. The Durham
Region resident says the addicted
gambler lives in the cocoon of a "fan-
tasy world" and is consumed by the
action associate with making a bet.
"Yew wake up thinking about the
action for the: day, and go to bed
thinking about the action that hap-
pened and wonder where you are
going to get your next fix for tomor-
row. That's the merry-go-round
you're on. Your whole life evolves
around the next fix.'
For Dale, gambling was a way of
life while growing up in New York in
the 1960s. The stages for him pro-
gressed from shooting pool and play-
ing poker at the age of eight, to plac-
ing bets with a bookmaker by the age
of 12 on professional baseball or
football games.
The relatively easy access to ille-
gal bookmakers and the motives he -
hind making a bet made gambling an
attractive venture. Despite his young
age, his money was just as well re-
ceived as that of an adult.
`There were bookmakers in every
barbershop on every block of the
street in our area," he said.
"All bookmakers prefer to have
Mould fight
RON TRBOVICH
Board aims to reduce numbers
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In Ontario, more than $200 million
is spent each year on Pm -Line, a
provincially -operated sports betting«
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many small bets instead of one big
one because the small ones can never
hurt them. A big bet can hurt them on
a given day or week.
"For me. I wasn't happy with the
style of life. My parents were very
careful with their money and I was
the opposite. I wanted to have the
things that 1 didn't have and my par-
ents couldn't supply"
Establishing a mail-ordLr busi-
ness at the age of 12 supplied Dale
with some of the money to fuel his
gambling. The rest came from being
a "professional shoplifter" with the
rest of his friends, he recalled. While
his motive at that timewas financial
gain, that isn't the number -one rea-
son that compulsive gamblers place
bets.
Randy Uyenaka, a gambling
counsellor at Pinewood Addiction
Centre in Ajax, says financial gain
actually places fourth on the list of
attractions. Gamblers. he says, are
driven by the excitement, challenge
and enjoyment associated with plac-
ing a bet.
"Just engaging in the activity (of
gambling) is quite rewarding:' for
the compulsive gambler said Uyena-
ka, adding that winning or losing be-
comes secondary.
"Gamblers think they have a strat-
egy and a way of beating the system.
They believe they can beat the odds:'
he says.
With the increase in accessibility
through offshore sports betting sites
winsp raise for
The Durham District School
Board has been lauded for its
leadership role in addressing in-
door environmental problems in
its facilities.
Board superintendent of busi-
ness Ron Trbovich told the
standing committee this past
Monday the Durham public
school system has drawn the
praise of Pollution Probe for its
efforts to eradicate mould from
portables.
The environmental activist or-
ganization has finished the first
year of a three-year project,
sponsored by the Trillium Foun-
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on the Internet. Uyenaka has
seers a dramatic increase in the num-
ber of people who have crossed the
line from recreational player to com-
pulsive gambler.
`You wake up thinking
about the action for
the day, and go to
bed thinking about
the action that
happened...'
— `DALE', A COMPULSIVE
GAMBLER
From his 35 years of gambling
experience. Dale knows the exact
point that line is crossed.
' Once you cross the line, you
have no fear of the consequences. quences. A
recreational gambler knows when to
call it quit%:' he said, adding "Gam-
bling owns you, you don't own it:'
After moving to Canada in 1969
after spending 15 months with the
US military in the Vietnam War, Dale
was married and started a family. For
him, the stereotype of a compulsive
gambler sitting at a church wedding
with a transistor radio to keep abreast
of the scores was a way of life.
"When my fust son was born, I
had a big NFL bet While my wife
was in labour at the hospital I would
Durham public
dation, titled Healthy Schools —
Healthy Children.
Pollution Probe's first report,
The Indoor Environment in On-
tario Schools, says Durham's
public board "has undertaken
several steps to prevent and ad-
dress some of the problems it en-
counters related to the indoor en-
vironment.
In particular, it has been, and
continues to be, proactive in
finding solutions to address
mould."
The Durham District School
Board last summer distributed a
Guide to Recognition and Man -
sneak off every 20 or 30 minutes to
see the game on television:' he re-
calls.
Family holidays• he says, are a
disaster for a compulsive gambler•
especially at Christmas.
"For three or four days it was ex-
cruciating not to gamble. On holi-
days I could be 1,000 miles from
home but would be on the phone to
my bookie"
His largest single wager was
$10,00() on a football game, while
his largest winning bet earned him
$17,000 on a Sweep Six ticket,
which requires hectors to pick six
winning horse racL% in a row.
'The fact I was in on the action
w•a% more important than winning or
losing. I didn't noel the money from
gambling:' he said of the mindset
that controls the addiction. 'Thr ac-
tion is the bigger factor. Winning or
losing is irrelevant.
"But their your resources dry up
and you bet whatever it is you can
scrape up and that is when you've hit
rock bottom."
While many addicts end up in
prison or commit suicide as a solu-
tion to the financial disaster gam-
bling can create, he doesn't even
want to think about where he would
be now if not for the urging of his ex-
wife to seek help through Gamblers
Anonymous. Like any recovering ad-
dict. Dale can no longer safely make
a bet on anything.
"Even flipping for a cup of cof-
fee:' is out of the question, he said.
school board
agement of Indoor Microbiologi-
cal Agents to the region's school
principals.
As well, a Durham school
board policy was distributed to
principals to set out a formal
process for handling air-quality
concerns.
While Mr. Trbovich acknowl-
edged portables will still be nec-
essary to accommodate students
in the future, he said the board
over the next several years in-
tends to reduce the number
through its system -wide accom-
modation and school improve-
ment plan.
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Breakfast
program
ensures kids
yearn to learn
PICKERING — A school
here has recognized that a stu-
dent who's hungry for food does-
n't have much of an appetite for
learning.
With that in mind. Glengrove
Public School is launching a
breakfast program for pupils
Wednesday. Feb. 16.
But, it still needs help from
the community to ensure chil-
dren start the school day with a
full belly and a yearning for
learning.
Bagels, hot and dry cereal and
more will be on the menu for
youngsters who take advantage
of the breakfast program which
will be offered in Glengrove's
staff room every school day from
8 to 11:30 a.m.
Students "are going to come
in, enjoy a nice meal, talk to their
friends and maybe watch a car-
toon:' says Mike Orser, school
community council chairman. "It
has to be a completely positive
experience for each child"
Mr. Orser reports he tried to
start such a program two years
ago, but there was no support for
it. This time around, he says, he's
found a lot of interest and six
parents have volunteered to par-
ticipate.
Glen rove principal Neil
Simpson says there will he no
stigma attached to the program
as community children arrive at
school hungry for a variety of
reasons.
There might not be enough
food in the house for breakfast;
working parents may already be
out the door in the mornin- be-
fore their children have to leave;
and some youngsters just aren't
ready to cat a meal at 7:45 a.m.
Mr. Simpson reports the pro-
gram will also offer kids a
chance for morning socializing.
He has experience in other
schools where breakfast was of-
fered to students, and has seen
first-hand the benefits.
"When I think back to Sir
John A. Macdonald (Public
School), I know that we were
feeding kids on an as -needed
basis," recalls Mr. Simpson. "I
think teachers found they settled
down more, and that settling al-
lowed them to be able to learn
more"
Meanwhile, Mr. Orser says
the breakfast program needs
more parent volunteers and cor-
porate support to become a suc-
cess.
Two volunteers had little luck
when they went out knocking on
doors of area businesses for do-
nations of money and acces-
sories, he says.
Mr. Orser also notes a refrig-
erator is one item that's badly
needed.
To find out more about the
breakfast program, to volunteer
for it or to make a donation, call
the school at 839-1771 and speak
with Mr. Simpson or leave a
message for Mr. Orser.
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Now playing at Pickering Town boxing's big time. With only a few hours
Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: to get to Vegas, they take an unexpected
road trip through the sizzling desert with
The Beach: Leonardo DiCaprio. An
American sets off on an exotic adven-
ture in Thailand in search of The Beach,
a legendary tropical paradise free of
conventional society's problems. But
when he finds the modern-day Eden, he
learns it hides more than a few disturb-
ing secrets.
Down to You: Freddie Prinze Jr. A
romantic and comedic tale of a young
couple whose passionate romance takes
them for a ride down the all -too -power-
ful path of first love the backdrop of the
college lifestyle in New York City.
The Green Mile: Tom Hanks, James
Cromwell, Michael Duncan, Bonnie
Hunt. An extraordinary tale set on death
row in a southern prison in 1935 follows
the cel) block's head guard who devel-
ops a poignant relationship with one in-
mate who has a magical gift.
The Hurricane: Denzxl Washing-
ton. Delx,rah Unger. In June 1966,
Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter was a strong
contender for the middleweight boxing
title. When three people were murdered
in a New Jersey bar, the boxer was erro-
neously arrested and sentenced to serve
three life terms in prison. Several years
later, Carter's published memoir in-
spired a group to prove the fighter's in-
nocence.
Play it to the Bone: Wooly Harrel-
son, Antonio Banderas. Welterweight
boxers and friends Caesar Dominguez
and Vince Boudreau get a final shot at
quirky girlfriend Grace Pasic.
Scream 3: David Arquette, Neve
Campbell, Courteney Cox. Three years
ago, one film started a phenomenon and
changed the face of fear forever. Now,
Wes Craven brings Neve, David and
Courteney back for one last Scream.
Snow Day: Chevy Chase. When a
school in upstate New York is snowed
in, a group of students hijacks a plow to
keep the school closed.
Stuart Little: Geena Davis, Michael
J. Fox. He's clever, enthusiastic, a 'can
do' guy with attitude - and he's a
mouse. Stuart's raised by the Littles, a
human family. As he embarks on his ad-
ventures, he learns the true meaning of
family, loyalty and friendship.
The Tigger Movie: This Pooh ad-
venture follows his pal Tigger as he sets
out on an arduous quest to find his fam-
ily. When Tigger gets lost in a blizzard,
Pooh and the rest of his gang must ven-
ture off to find the distressed traveller.
Toy Story 2: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen,
Don Rickles, Jim Varney. The sequel to
IMPORTANT - SHORT
See TALENTED page 17
ANTIQUES * FURNITURE * DECORATOR ACCENTS*
COLLECTIBLES * BRONZE STATUARY * ARTWORKS * ETC.
PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX
1867 VALLEY FARM RD.
PICKERING, ONT.
SAT., FEB. 12- 2:00 P.M.
SUN., FEB. 13 - 3:00 P.M.
Partial listing: This sale will feature a large selection of quality household
and office furnishings in Canadiana, American, French and European
designs. To include: Several china cabinets and bookcases in assorted solid
mahogany; walnut and multi inlaid woods; French inlaid Marquetry desk;
carved Victorian style sofas; heavily carved foyer console and mirror;
French inlaid marble top sideboards and commodes; assortment of
traditional and French carved side and arm chairs; blanket box; pair of
solid marble pedestals; several assorted accent side and occasional tables;
tray top tea table; beautiful pair of carved mahogany torchere stands;
armoire; beautiful carved table with 8 nicely accented chairs; (suitable for
dining room or boardroom); coffee and end tables; selection of leaded
glass table and floor lamps; quantity of outstanding bronze statuary
featuring many classical pieces signed "After The Master"; oil paintings,
heavily carved beveled mirrors; collection of limited edition and
decorative art works including Group of Seven images; works by well
known Toronto scene artist Les Tait and the late Wentworth Folkins;
Traditional and classic composition figures; 3 pce. candelabra clock set;
mise. silver dollars and coin sets; Chinese porcelain; china; glassware;
selection of hand knotted area rugs etc., etc.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: A quality furnishings sale with items for home
or office worthy of your attendance. Partial listing only too many items to
list.
DIRECTIONS: Kingston Rd. east of Liverpool & west of Brock Rd. to
Valley Farm Rd. South. (Watch for signs).
INSPECTION: Preview one hour before sale times.
TERMS: No charge to register. Payment by Cash; Visa; Mastercard;
approved cheque. Sale subject to additions and deletions, 10% buyer's
premium in effect. Delivery, food & beverages available.
SALE CONDUCTED 8K KING AUCTIONS - KING CITY ONT.
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THE HURRICANE (AA) Mon -Thu 7:05.10:05 Fri -Sun 1:20.1:10-7:05.10:05
TOY STORY 2 (F) Fri -Sun 1:45-4:15
THE GREEN MILE (AA) Fri,Sun-Thu 8:00 Sat 8:55
SCREAM 3 (AA) Mon -Thu 7:10.9:30 Fri -Sun 1:30-4:00-7:10.9:30
SNOW DAY (F)'Mon-Thu 7:30-9:40 Fri -Sun 1:55-4:30-7:30-9:40
SCREAM 3 (AA) ' 7:40.10:00
THE TIGGER MOVIE (F) - Fn -Sun 1:00.3:00.5:00
PLAY IT TO THE BONE (AA) '9:00
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DOWN TO YOU (AA) '9:35
STUART LITTLE (F) 'Mon -Thu 7:15 FrFSun 2:10.4:45-7:15
THE BEACH (R) ' Mon -Thu 7:20.9:55 Fri -Sun 1:40-4:20.7:20-9:55
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THE GREEN MILE (AA) - Fri, Sun -Thu 2:00-7:30 Sat 2:00-9:00
PLAY ITTO THE BONE (AA) ' 1:40-4:25-7:15.10:00
THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY (AA) ' 1:10-4:05-7:00-9:55
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the landmark 1995 computer -an-
imated blockbuster.
Now playing at Moviplex 9,
Pickering:
Bicentennial Man: Robin
Williams, Sam Neill. Williams
takes on the role as an extraordi-
nary robot who experiences
emotions and creative thought.
The Cider House Rules:
Tobey Maguire, Michael Caine.
Based on the John Irving novel,
the movie explores the world of
Wilbur Larch, the director, obste-
trician and abortionist of St.
Cloud's orphanage in the 1940%.
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigo-
lo: Rob Schneider. Deuce Biga-
low is a down -on -his -luck guy
who cleans fish tanks for a living.
While fish -sitting for a male es-
cort. he mistakenly answers the
business phone and becomes
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo.
The End of the Affair: Ralph
Fiennes, Julianne Moore and
Stephen Rea. On a rainy London
night in 19- 46, no%oisl Maurice
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pley dram ... adventur i e in Italy
Bendrix has a chance meeting
with Henry Miles, husband of his
ex -mistress Sarah, who abruptly
ended their affair two years be-
fore. Bendrix's obsession with
Sarah is rekindled
Galaxy Quest: Sigourney
Weaver, Tim Allen. Twenty years
after `Galaxy Quest' is cancelled,
the stars of the classic '70s series
are whisked away by a group of
aliens who want the crew in
space to help them in their war
against a deadly adversary.
Girl Interrupted: Winona
Ryder, Angelina Jolie, Whoopi
Goldberg. After Susanna Kaysen
is diagnosed with Borderline
Personality Disorder she is sent
to a renowned New England psy-
chiatric hospital where she
spends the next two years in a
ward for teenage girls.
Snow Falling on Cedars:
Youki Kudoh, Ethan Hawke. On
a wintry Pacific Northwest island
community in 1950, a quiet fish-
erman stands trial for murder. It
looks like a straightforward case
of cold-blooded homicide. But as
the trial unfolds, the simple story
of the man's death unravels into a
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of hate and the power of love. life of author and celebrity Jacqueline so people determined to find an answer
Susann and her husband and manager to their lonelines
The Talented Mr. Ripley:
Matt Damon, Gwyneth Paltrow.
To be young and carefree in sun -
drenched Italy in the late '50s;
that's la dolce vita Tom Ripley
craves — and Dickie Greenleaf
leads.
When Dickic's father asks
Tom to bring his errant son home
to America, Dickie and his girl-
friend never suspect the danger-
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will go to make their lifestyle his
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The World is Not Enough:
Pierce Brosnan, Sophie
Marceau, Robert Carlyle. James
Bond faces his most dangerous
opponent — a young woman
who blames Bond for the death
of her father. Will Bond be able
to prevent her from taking re-
venge'!
Now playing at the Cineplex
Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas:
Isn't She Great: Bette Mi-
dler, Nathan Lane, Stockard
Channing, David Hyde Pierce,
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Irving Mansfield.
Magnolia: Tom Cruise, Julianne
Moore, John C. Reilly, Philip Baker
Hall, William C. Macy. An ensemble
cast lights up the screen in writer/direc-
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Mile, The Hurricane, Scream 3, Snow
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Monday valentine's Day Buffet
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Sunday
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• , FuroAv; FEB. I1
DANCE: Second Chance
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Wildlife Sanctuary holds its 3rd
Annual
FEB, ll, 2000
Valentine's Dance at
Papps Restaurant in the Picker-
itt Home & Leisure Centre,
tract issues. $8 for members
Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401. Cock-
and $12 for guests. Reserve,
tails at 7 p.m., dinner at 8 p.m.,
668-3457.
dancing to follow. $20 per per-
son, includes hot/cold buffet,
BLACK HISTORY: The Ajax -
DJ, door prizes, spot dances,
Pickering Chapter of the Con -
silent auction. 837-1265 or 649-
grecs of Black Women hosts a
8282.
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ADDICTION: The Serenity
Group holds its weekly 12 -Step
Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at
Bayfair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd., Pickering. The
group deals with addictions of
all types, including co-depen-
dency. 428-9431 (Jim,
evenings).
SATURDAY. FEB. 12
ALCOHOL ADDICTION:
Al -Anon hosts its weekly meet-
ing at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's
Church, 209 Cochrane St.,
Whitby. Call 1-800-921-3555
or 728-1020. Ask for Al -Anon.
WRITERS' WORKSHOP:
The Writers' Circle of Durham
Region hosts a workshop from
9 to I I a.m. at Grisanti's Casu-
al Italian Restaurant, 1615 Dun-
das St. E., Whithy- Guest speak-
er Victoria Ridout discuses
copyright and puhlishin,_ :1ln-
ce a ration o Black history
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the
Metro East Trade Centre, Brock
Road and Hwy. 401, Pickering.
Guest speakers, video presenta-
tions. Free. 686-1455.
COMEDY SHOW: The Clare-
mont Winter Carnival kicks off
with the fourth annual Yuk
Yuk's comedy show hosted by
the Claremont Legion Branch
483. Comedians Chuck Bryn
and Johnny Gardhouse will per-
form. Doors open at 8 p.m.
Showtime is 9 p.m. Tickets,
available at the Legion daily
after 4 p.1n. and at the Clare-
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advance and $15 at the door.
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BY JIM EASSON the GM Goodwrench Skins at the The Madonia team lost in the The Goodchild rink was elim►-
Special to the News Advertiser Scarborough Golf and Curling semi-final. nated in the Semi-final ami
Two Pickering Olympians
Club on the weekend. The Harris
hope a Nokia Cup is within their
team won $7,450 in two games.
grasp as the Ontario men's curl-
Overall, $75,000 was up for
ing playdowns continue this
grabs. Eight top Canadian men's
week.
rinks competed.
Collin Mitchell and Richard
...
Hart are playing on the Mike
An Annandale Curling Club
Harris rink at the Nokia Cup
women's rink posted a sub -500
men's provincial championships
record while facing tough compe-
in Nepean.
tition at the provincial champi-
The silver -medal winners at
onships in Galt last weekend.
the 1998 Winter Olympic Games
The Annandale team of Susan -
in Nagano, Japan have never won
nah Moylan, Brenda O'Hara,
a provincial title, but will attempt
loan O'Leary and Jean Maloney
to break that string of futility.
finished in a sixth-place tie with a
But, they're facing stiff competi- 2-5 record at the bonspiel for the
tion in Nepean from the likes of
Ontario Ladies Curling Associa-
Wayne Middaugh.
tion Trophy at the Galt Curling
After five draws Wednesday,
Club.
the Harris rink sits in a seventh-
•••
place tie in a nine -team Geld with
Annandale curler Kin-,
a 1-4 mark at the Nokia Cup.
Bradley played on the Colleen
In preparation for the Nokia
Madonia rink which competed at
Cup event, Mitchell and Hart
the all -Ontario Scott event re-
,ompeted with the Harris rink at
cently.
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Brian & Karen's No Frills in Ajax raised $2,000 for
YMCA family programs. (Families with special needs).
Customers raised $1,000 and it was matched by the
store- Tictured here for the cheque presentation is (L to
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Programs), Lynn Braybon (Program Volunteer), Karen.
Congratulations on a great effort for a wonderful cause.
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The Annandale team of Leslie
Bainard, Marion Taylor. Rhonda
Welch and Diane Leahy has won
its way to the 12 -team final of the
Toronto Mini -Major League slat-
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March 2. The foursome plays in
the Annandale Tuesday afternoon
ladies' league.
Annandale is already into the
last of the regular draws for the
various leagues which play out of
the curling club. The competitive
men's league will end March 21.
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ImprovingPanthers
openplayoffs in
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Vaughan tonight
P ickering bantams take tourney
title in overtime thriller
Panthers selects edge Caledon Hills for Richmond Hill crown
End regular season with win PICKERING — The Pickering
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Shorts Editor offs;' says Blad. an overtime goal to down the Caledon
PICKERING — The
Pickering Boyer Pontiac
Panthers finished regular -
season junior hockey play
on a strong note, downing
the Oshawa Legionaires 5-2
in Oshawa Tuesday night.
With the OHA Ontario
Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey
League regular season out of
the way. the hard part begins
for the Panthers. The Picker-
ing juniors are matched up
against the powerhouse
Vaughan Vipers in the first-
round, hest -of -seven playoff
series which begins today.
Friday, in Vaughan.
The Panthers (11-32-4-2
for 26 points, last in the
South Conference stand-
ings) arc big underdogs as
the Vipers finished first in
the South Conference with a
record of 36-6-3-3 for 78
Points.
But. Panthers' head coach
Brian Blad still gives his
charges a chance in the se-
ries, based on how far the
young squad has come since
the Christmas break.
After the break. the Pan-
thers put together a .5(X)
record for the balance of the
season. That was quite a
breakthrough for a team
which faltered hadly with a
rookie -laden line-up and
was distracted when bench
boss Eric Ross resigned
early in the campaign, and
was subsequently replaced
by Blad.
"Nofx�dy realizes it, but,
since Christmas, we've
played .5(X) hockey. It's a
real credit to the guys. That's
what we want to take into
the first round of the play -
Tuesday night's win for
Hills Lightning in the championship
the Panthers was due in large
final of the Richmond Hill Tourna-
part to the goaltending of
ment recently.
call-up midget netminder
The victory capped a perfect tour -
Garrett McKinnon. He
nament for the Pickering bantams
barred the doors for the Pan-
who went undefeated en route to the
[hers during a lacklustre first
championship.
period until Pickering took
In the final, Caledon appeared to
control of the contest with a
have the game in hand, breaking a
three -goal second period and
scoreless tic with less than eight min -
on into the final 20 minutes
uses on the clock. But. Pickering
of play.
fought back to tic the contest with
"He did a great job; he
1:35 remaining. With the teams play -
was awesome;" says Blad.
ing three -on -three in overtime, Pick -
"He was definitely the dif-
ering's Chuckie Smith potted the win-
ference. He held us in
ner at 2:36. Mark Cruse and Nick
through the first 10 minutes
Vanloon drew assists. Goaltender
of the game."
I Dave Vargo was outstanding in net,
It was the eighth meeting
making many clutch saves. The goal
of the section between Pick-
scorer in regulation time wasn't re-
ering and Oshawa, with the
ported.
Panthers winning the series
Pickering started the event by
4-3-1.
posting a 4-1 win over host Rich -
John Buscema led the
mond Hill. The Panthers broke open
Panthers scoring with two
an otherwise close game by scoring
goals, Pat O'Halloran, !
three unanswered third -period goals.
Garett Winder and Oliver
Derek Kojro, Paul Rossen, Cruse and
Lopez potted one apiece.
Kyle Hamilton scored, assisted by
Adding assists were Ian Law
Hamilton with two. Matt Glavin, Jon
and Ian Ross with two each,
Horobin, Brian Greer. Adam Pett and
Mike Cuzzolino, Matt
Cruse with one apiece. Ge,alir Scl (t
Gansto, Brent Chandler, Bill j
Campbell stood tall (,)r the .I�t..r�
Duncan and O'Halloran
with one apiece.
The Panthers play game
two of the series at the Pick-
ering Recreation Complex
Saturday, Feb. 12 at 8:30
p.m. Game three is in
Vaughan Monday, Feb. 14 at
7:15 p.m. The series returns
to Pickering for game four
Friday, Feb. 18 at 7:30 p.m.
PANTHERS' POST-
SCRIPT: The Panthers are
relatively injury -free head-
ing into Friday's playoff
opener against Vaughan.
Only forward Allan
Maclsaac, out with a neck
injury, will be sidelined.
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The Panthers defeated the Caledon
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robin game. Cruse and Pett were the
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work overtime
for tourney title
DICKERING — The
Pickering Panthers Bally -
more Homes minor novice
wlect hockey won the
championship at the Rich-
mond Hill tournament,
posting an exciting over-
time victory in the final.
The Panthers nipped the
Ajax Knights 2-1 in over-
time. Curtis Henderson
scored both goals. Kyle In-
glis was chosen the game's
most valuable player.
The Ballymore Homes
novices started tourney
play with a 2-1 win over
host Richmond Hill.
Inglis and Dillon Bess
scored for Pickering. Solid
efforts were turned in by
John Athanisiou, Greg
Snell and Andrew
klaclsaac. Bess was named
Pickering lost to Ajax 2-
1 in the second game. The
Ione goal was scored by
game MVP Henderson.
Solid defensive efforts
were turned in by Brendan
Fox and Scott Cole.
The novice Panthers
nipped Cambridge 2-1 in
the third game. Jake Mc -
Norton and Inglis scored
for Pickering. Adding as-
sists were Blair Kimble,
Cameron Farrell, Kelsey
Coughlin and Brent Wat-
son. Joel Chisholm and
Eric Bailey played strong
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MVP.
Pickering novice goal -
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You care about your community. Sometimes you feel concerned about having
us — Pickering Nuclear generating station — as a next door neighbour. You have
questions about our operatictns. You want to know- what were doing to make
sure you and your community are safe and healthy. Or find out what steps
we're taking to protect the parks you walk in and the water you drink. ` this
series of ails. wve rc introducingyou to some o1 the people with Thr anzc%ers ti_.
those questions - people -,% ho are wvorking
hard to kerp the Pwkerin�_, Nuclear plant safe
foryOU and your rnei,hbours.
••
iviv name Is L,w ve Aiexancter. 9'm a civil E
engineer, and I've worked at Ontario Power Generation
fori,.24 years.
As the Civil Analysis Section Manager in Station -- -•-
Engineering Support, I work with our nuclear stations
in resolving earthquake -related issues. As an engineer,
I'm proud to work for a company where safety comes
first. I also understand that people - including my own
friends and family - want to know more about how
an earthquake would impact our nuclear stations.
Here are two of the questions they ask me... '
Q In the past few months there have been a number
of small earthquakes in the Pickering and Ajax area.
Should I be concerned about the Pickering Nuclear
generating station?
A In my opinion, there is no reason to be concerned.
The station is designed to withstand all kinds of unlikely
events, including an earthquake.
Pickering "B" was designed according to the latest
nuclear industry seismic standards. The station was built
to withstand a severe earthquake of Richter Magnitude
6. Pickering "A" is undergoing upgrading and strength-
ening to improve its resistance to earthquake damage.
Recent assessments have confirmed that normal safety
factors used in the design of Pickering "K' would
enable the plant to withstand earthquakes greater than
Magnitude 6.
All Ontario Power Generation's nuclear plants
were designed and built for strength, with very robust
structures and components that include four -foot -thick
concrete walls. As well, all key safety-related structures
and components are seismically qualified.
To put this in perspective, a nearby Magnitude 5
earthquake would have no effect on heavy industrial
structures like the Pickering Nuclear station but could
cause minor structural damage (masonry chimneys,
plaster and block wall cracking) in area houses. Seismo-
logists tell us a Magnitude 5 occurs in the western Lake
Ontario area about once every 100 years, a Magnitude 6
about once every 1000 years.
Q What is Ontario Power Generation doing to
monitor seismic activity close to the station?
A Ontario Power Generation has an extensive seismic
program at its Pickering Nuclear station. Using
seismometers capable of locating even small magnitude
earthquakes, we have monitored earthquake activity in
the region for many years. In -plant seismic monitoring
instrumentation directly records the effects of earth-
quakes on safety-related structures and components.
Recent earthquakes felt in the area have had no effect on
station operations.
We also fund ongoing investigations of site and
regional seismicity and sources of possible earthquake
activity.
To learn more about Ontario Power Generation's
seismic program, contact Clive Alexander at
(416) 592-3280.
For more information,
visit our web site at:
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!e and )ob seekers are encouraged to bring their resumes and be prepared
network with over fifty recruiters from a broad range of fields.
Participating exhibitors include Durham and Metro Police Services, TD
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addition to recruiting, the Expo will also feature a career workshop with
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Ajax Pickering News Advertiser: 6 8 3-0 7 0 7
Uxbridge: 852-9741
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Exhiblors Incktde:
Lakorldgo Wdlh Donation, HU*W'S Bay Company, Durham Pdk:e Services, s
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INPORMATION: WWOW.CAREERFAIR.ORC
OR (905) 438-7530
DURHAM ACCESS TO CARE
„ Access REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS
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N TO FOR
i_._M�Care REHABILITATION SERVICES
ADULTIMENTAL HEALTH AND CHILDREN
Durham Access To Care (DATC) provides simplified access to in-
home health care services, long term care placement services
and information and referral services to residents of all ages in
Durham Region.
The Ministry of Health has mandated the use of a competitive
process to ensure equity in the selection of provider agencies and
to ensure the best quality and value for services and supplies to
the client.
At this time, DATC is issuing Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for
the provision of Rehabilitation Services- Adult/Mental Health and
Children. Rehabilitation Services include Occupational Therapy,
Physiotherapy, Speech language Pathology, Social Work and
Dietitian.
Interested respondents may obtain appropriate documentation on
Monday, February 21, 2000 between 1200 and 1600 hours at:
Durham Access To Care
605 Brock St., North
Whitby, Ontario, L1N 4J3
A mandatory meeting will be held on
Wednesday, March 1, 2000,
2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at:
Whitby Mental Health Centre
Conference Rooms D&E
700 Gordon Street, Whitby, Ontario
The completed RFQ must be received by DATC no later than
1400 hours local time on
Monday, March 20, 2000.
1 GaNaral Htwp
CLASS Al O1NMS with LIS
experience ulneeded.
Trips appror 500. 00 mks.
home every 2nd day, Com-
permre pay rale and beneliK.
Must love clean dn
stract Pharr (705) Jre7_A
Fax (705) 807-4217
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CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser re-
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check their ad upon
twbkcation as News Ad-
vertiser Will not be re-
sponsible for more than
one incorrect insertion
and then sW be no Ii-
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is limited to the amount
paid for the space occu-
pying the error. AN copy
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1 Genual Help
DONOWS PtM Business
is booming Now hiring Dmr-
asat Osfuw450
Kra St 434.2555. 1051
Sencoe St N 434.2777 Pad
norm rmkj>tltrl Also loolarg for
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rs submit resume al
1051 SI 06.
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IMM STY113T needed n�a lU�xy-
bindet or
cranked.
CommKSron Wra
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Phone 852 4916 w la 906
4W3281.
tf06N TO DOOM mveserNa-
lives and sviienisors n -
limed tundnsrrq Ohre for ourhain ft C�a-
l�ksoaaEM
oort� �5:30p.w:Frind. l
3�9i7� OImEN'S rrfrlrnirad. paid
rash daily. AI5o. needed,
lease Members. Mlle Cah-
sar's Pim
Aptc 9053194o7i14 PA
tBlttll 5200, i3D0., 1500..
or
owl per creak a
products in the coedit"Ot d 3
yew own 11M. Sad a ss8-
in: O.PA F210D DmandvaslpSple
W.. Suite 541. Rif 636. W
sils+wl. Orth. L5K 2R6.
ERS WOIIIRED - kill and pal
sm i nrAdal h. Guarmin d
dos «wseission. cam
1 Guaaral Heip
ET PBUENCED, all breed pet
groomer Part bme 1 - 2 days
a week Send resume to
Paws -Awhile. 2836 Noft Rd.
Bowmanroee. Om., LIC 3K7_
FULL TIME COOK required for
busy Pot Perry Restaurant
Erpenena required Phone
985 8Q53 br
mem.
MAIN STYLIST wanted with
dkn[de b rat a dw in a
dean.lriardly. tut service
salon in Oshawa. PWW Cal
9os-n,-2836.
NANISIYUir -Dart Mae. Fw
1110"M dWdrm*s salon.
(PickerinpI. Cal (416) 265-
1377.
lIANWVLW headed for busy
ukx.L Great ow
'ate
906-666-3805
NAWATnW nomad, hair
pan-Nsee will experknce for
Joseph's liairstyNmg, Oshawa
GrNa. Aooy nmn. w
PION 723 9p51. ash lot Joe.
wom
PRUNING
SMALL APPLE
TREES,
WILL TRAIN.
BROOKLIN
AREA.
(905)-649-2474
MWGeneral Help UU General Help
Loge Gotfrmet Food.')
WIDEMAN JUST
INCREDIBLE FOODS
requires a self motivated
energetic individual with
Gourmet F(1kx1 knowledge.
Send resume to
#300 Hwy 47,
Goodwood, ON LOC 1 A0
or Fax 905-642-9636
A 2I),00) sq- ft. pct and pct supply
superstore requires several full and
part time pet care associates. All
applicants must be friendly, outgo-
ing and experienced in any of the
following areas:
• Tropical Fsh and Reptiles
• Blinds and Small Animals
• Dogs and Cats
• CaleMers
• Doe Groonew
Please apply in person to:
Angie Witten, PJ'S Pet Centres,
Pickering Town Centre,
Liverpool Rd. and Hwy tlr2.
WHITBY NEW HOME BUILDER
requires a Model Home Receptionist
Must be available weekday afternoon,
evenings, and weekends.
EtU returnee to: 405430.0611 or mut[ to:
184 McQuay Blvd., Whitby LIP ILS.
requires
Rural Route Drivers
to deliver newspapers twice a
week to the following areas:
Sunderland
Uxbridge
Reliable vehicle required
Call Debbie
905-852-9741
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your m* sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to tete box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your appkatim will be
destrPLEASE NOTE, rewnm clot are fit ud
directly to Osbatrra This Wm*, w"l pot
be ftrwwded to the file NmM'
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IndhMW by On i0ftc ion is do ad.
Toronto Une: (416) 798-7259
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1 Sew HWAfprtb 1 Sid" HwAlium
New Nome salespenmm
Required for small New Home Site in
Pickering. Opportunity to enter New
Home Sales market. Other sites to follow.
Above market commissions,
advances & bonus's.
Please fax resume to; 905-509.6112
7135 135
MECHANIC WANTED
Bushwood Golf Club, requires the services of
one well-rounded mechanic to take care of
our fleet of machinery and golf carts. Must
have a thorough working knowledge of gas/
diesel engines, hydraulics and shop opera-
tions. Reel Sharpening experience would be
an asset. Send your resume to:
Bushwood Golf Club
10905 Reesor Rd., Markham, ON L6B 1A8
Attn: Gary Stairs, Golf Course Superintendent.
APPRENTICES
Consistently business Ajax company.
%just be reliable with a good driving
record.
Fax to: (905) 427-9035
WANTED - Full Time
Welders & Welder Fitter
Company Located in Ajax
Westney & 401 area
Please send resumes to;
File # 485
Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481
is Oshawa, Ont.. L1 H 711_5
IM HOGPAW
01111,11111111 01111111181 1 01111111181uld ksl
R.P.N. (Part time/Casual)
Day & Evening Shifts for
Community Nursing Home
at Village Retirement Centre
Please call 9am - 5pm.
(905)831-2522 or (905)427-0889
or fax resume to (905) 420-6030
175 175
FOSTER PARENTS
Needed To
Foster Special Needs
Children
Experience end/or
background in Child
Care Would be an asset.
For further info please call
905-837-2098 OR
1-888-730-6409 (toll free)
Headed
Experienced
Foster Parents
To Operate a
Mind - 111e0AIN MOM
Experience end/or
220 220 220
• 4 Standard Modem 9" lathes
• 3 Standard Modern 12" x 30" lathes
• I Surface Grinder (Boyar -Schultz)
• 1 Cylindrical Grinder (K.O. Lee Co.)
• I Casting Oven (Wayne Forge and Machine Co.),
3 x 8 x 12 - 3" diameter, Type 1-9
• I Casting Oven (Wayne Forge and Machine Co.),
3 x 8 x 12 - I" diameter, Type 1-3
• I Horizontal Mill, Lagun ML 3. 10 x 14 x 36
• 2 Horizontal Mill, Ex -Cello, 8 x 8 x 30
• I Horizontal Mill, Ex -Cello, 12 x 12 x 30
The dates related to the sale are as follows:
• February 14-18 - equipment available for viewing at
Uxbridge Secondary School. 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
•
February 21-23 - sealed bids to be submitted to the Principal
at Uxbridge Secondary School, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• February 25 - successful bidders notified by Uxbridge
Secondary School.
• February 28 -March 8 - equipment to be removed from
Uxbridge Secondary School.
Great savings on Mattresses 6 Baxlsprings
(all sizes), curio cabinets, glider rockers, coffee
end tables, oak tables d chairs, entertainment uni
sofas d chairs, oak d pine diners, 2 glass shows
es, nesting tables, pine dressers, plus much mare!
Great Queen sets from $239.
Sales starts: Fri. 94 pm., Sat. I" pm.
Son. 114 pm.
Come on in and have a look!
McLean Auctions
870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby,
1R mile east of Thickson Fid.
576-7550 or 686-3291
EnGeneral Help 1 once
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE
of travel Canada s Largest In- ACCOUNTS PAYABLE clerk.
stitute spwwizmg in Travel general a/p duties ncludag
and Tourism Training. Next data entry. invoice matching.
class begins March 6. Please ategue preparation success -
call 905.125.3919 ful candidate must have
krtowAeage of ACCPAC l0'
LABOURER• Irrertse. and wirndows, expereMce in yp
oust a bout Drnvtrs kcetke. coupled tam aaouiiarg
resume and abstract needed, background. Must have strop
6 days per week Cad Bruce. mterperso a and organza -
905)1 -4483 9 a.m -6 p m. tonal SILAS and computer N -
Mon - Fn erase Please appy in person
LIGHT BAKERY ASSISTANT
work required full-time. Good
environment Picienig arta
Cad (905431.1919 and hism
MW.
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. 10i
term temp must have 6
months working e.pernaice a
saky sled -ODed boots. Pidi-
enng through Ostuw areas
Car an asset From $7 50 to
$9 00 per M We will be udw-
vewing at the Oshawa CIVIC
Muditoritan 99 ThatronRoad
South. Oshawa. Every Tuts
ad T1nlrs 9:30 a m. - 2 p.m
LNE-M Swemkrndem couple
regwred for apartment o»m-
pkx located in south-central
Oshawa. Exponent reotired
n maintenance and manage -
=M Prefer Middle-aged or
refired, healthy couple must
be etre to perform physical
work Please tax resumes to
(905)623-2257 onry qualified
applicants will be Confided
for an aderwew.
NEEDED several people to tau
positions in our expansion
program Must be 18 ad over
and have own!trar�portaon
For interview al'74-7816
FART TIME AZ Drivers need-
ed 2 possibly 3 days of the
week Must have dean ab -
Strad and over the age of 21
The runs are gouig to Ohio.
Quebec. For more ddamukon
aid 905.4367224.
PROGNEum SALON in
Court". is seeking Pat one.
or chair rental "St. salon
recenty, Completed Goldwtm
Main Stage Show at ABA Tor-
ero. Gold" trmM Proved -
ed, salary plus commission
Cant rimift s 721-9610.
SUM ORDER COOK with
uxpenence for rugtrshin. 11
p.m. - 6 a.m.. 5
week. Cad amylene 1 ) a
6423 for an interview.
background In Child
oow><ars. For winter Main-
Care Would be an asset.
terarece. Block Rd. i Newbr-
v+• Yards --Dr
For fudher inti please all
qr
Forward resume: o� LIW
905-837-2098 OR
J� K reng
doors Experiencepreferred,
1-888-730-6409 (toll free)looking
Pick
STOP tr cASN. PtdNrrto, is
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purchase consuhation on all
,sesov
p ml K
numbers and values 2.5
831-2618. Pickering.
1
and an ability to hard ash.
Sent Bae
BEDS, New. King $298.
dd*Md pianos for sale Call
Barb at 27-7631
by Fu resuo s to (519
8aruie.
195.1882, ANenOonMMMOF
MUST SELL Furniture ebctronics and other
TEABI MBo 4nML SE RRG�
oddsli � G Fe u� 12 iter.
is looking for serious and
ams. Evening
1117 TIMBERCOURT DICKERING
slhift (Spm�2anaj P.w wee -
am wok bb in an Indisbtm
(MaPleridge subdivision iust off Dtxde 839.5501)
moron lefa. Mhst haws saw
1 GINtt d Hdp 1 GINiBiBI Hdp
y footwear. Previous 0*410-
ems an asset film nil mhca-
Please fag resume b
CLOCKS Sale on all Roland
and kboards
(s�aarpy5
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN.
t1ih�Dmplylor Pad Robin -
B NUDEIX
To
To Ihours
sin
assemble
assemble our prodrels. 5 days a Week 54 hours per
5 daps Week 5 per
Free irfonUban. sod SASEto. Drivers license an as
years plus Hot lunthesMuln-
7�Cbrr�otd�oN uric iY7s'" �rrd`
9 .
all Howard Miller docks
with salary etpecurbors to
Duramord Plastics Ind 1950
Boundary Road Whitby ON
AJAX INSURANCE BROKER
requires exPenenced R 1 8 0
licensed CSR. h.. bine
Some Cemmuuat I; I ncc
and knowledge of raOptoil ok
f+etphd Cog Lynn at (905) 619-
CiVIL LITIGATION SECRE-
tAl1Ymimmum of 5 years
experience. cornueroal and
ppttrsornat �npryr frekried
Plast send r uwa to File
0484, PO Bin 481, Oshawa,
Ontario LIH 71.5
LEADING EDGE accounting
him is seeking a trt book-
keeper in-house to service
various compares Ouck-
Books. S'atpy. deadire on-
emed. relerences regwred
Fax resimme. hourly expecta-
bora 905-985.9461
SCALE OPERATOR. for busy
operation in Ajax Good suer•
personal skims required Pre-
fer clerical expenence win
some computer exposure
Mshift Cam Hayley at 905•
2550" 21
1 sew
I
Agents
SERVICES"
Real Estate Sales/
Licensed, 90%
commissions, no
fee's, back ups,
leads, referrals.
905-509-6111
SALES DEALER
NEEDED
Earn extra
s CASH $
NO 0uous
NO In"ldol'y
CALL NOW
Padinc Nadia
SOU OINK E WAAMMI famt-
LA progressive retailer n
recreation bu$MM nn
quartet dimatinic people 9"
pos9essettcell SIMS
s10Ms. Mrude-W.e sNl-
Startw rip s loOWIG for a
tamd�aMenapaAM swan
wwmem with
pigstray
SM ceoxpmem. two Fax resears
ume
kx: 905.134 938
NF111 sires HWAgwas
ADVERTISER
is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
Rouge Hills Dr.
Ridgewood Rd.
East Ave.
Blus Anchor Trail
Island Rd.
Friendship Ave.
Sunny Slope
Beavergrook Crt.
Kirkdene Dr.
Starspray Blvd.
Cres.
h Dr.
Sl.
Dr.
'harlottetown Bid.
"entennial Rd.
'ockbum Dr.
_Ikwood Dr.
^hapts Cres.
Nnierganiens Tri.
Nhitrock Dr.
Solders Green Ave
Nheelirlg Dr.
0aberley Cres.
ardndhalI Crt.
alderstone Cres.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
905-683-5117
THE NEWS
ADVE)R1 =R
is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
A- A>
AJAX
Bowles Dr.
Delaney Dr.
GinCres-
Horrle Ave.
Welsh St.
Suiddand Dr.
Marsh Ln.
MCCUllock Dr.
Macciint�tyyre Ln.
mmi
regor WE
RaverlscroR Rd.
Mapson Cres.
Mantel Cres.
WN3cerls Dr.
Cornimail Dr.
Chapman Dr.
Ducatel Cres.
Top SL
View St
Rd.
Kerrison Dr.
Fletcher Ave.
Dobson Dr.
Glynn Rd.
Purl@ St
Oak St
Birch Cres.
Bilingsgate Cres.
Thorrlcroll Cres.
Emperor SL
Butcher Rd.
FOR FURTHER
MFORMATKIN!I
9o5.683-5117
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PIIOFEESIONAL SALES pec•
ple wanted for windows and
LOVING Christian home day-
BEAUTIFUL Minn fur Coat.
foil length, IgM fawn color.
PIANO TECHMCIAN "table
for Tuning, repairs, and pre -
doors Experiencepreferred,
care, will teach alphabet.
Bargain S999., Phone 905-
purchase consuhation on all
training leads pronded Fax
numbers and values 2.5
831-2618. Pickering.
nukes a Models Also recon,
resume to 905-837.1673 -,
rag 905.831-2333-
Years preschool, First AiN
CPR Valley Farm Rd/H" 2.
BEDS, New. King $298.
dd*Md pianos for sale Call
Barb at 27-7631
nearPickering Go. (905)837-
Outten $158, double $138.
Blended
single $108, talon, bunk beds.
PWN M4MANOFATM-
Help
bAriYMARW000- ECE Mom
dinette sets. discounted. De-
kyery (416)485 2764
CLOCKS Sale on all Roland
and kboards
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN.
has 2 spaces available for 2
al m aro Acoust ceyPianos,
Licensed technician required
years plus Hot lunthesMuln-
BLACK LACQUER dining
all Howard Miller docks
immediately for day shift
Nous snacks Arts, crafts.
table. buffet and hutch $1200
large Selection of used pa-
Drtvabllity experience with
storytime, computer educe-
Black lacquer bedroom suite.
MS. Rem to own. 100% of all
GM dealership preferred To
bon CPR and references. Ju-
he (9D5)426-7339nigh
wall to wall headboard and
tables, dresser.
rentalpayments apply Call
arrange a confidential Inter-
viewntaa BW
armoire
$1700 (905) 404 0911
TELEP PIANO (905) 433-1491.
please co me AFFORDABLE DAYCARE.
Baxter or Joe Bessada. Philip Hwy#2 and Harwood I will BOATS AND CARVER Trailers
Pontiac Bunk Limited. Port take care of yours like I will (new a used) Lowest Prices.
Perry. 905-985.8474 or 1-800- take care of mine. Meals pro Best Selection - HOlday World
417.6780 vided.905-426-4034 Marine a RV Centre - /12
HIGH ENERGY SALES REP./
MANAGER
A busy weigh tics center in
Durham needs an ambn-
hous. sen -motivated person
to see weight loss plus
manage a train sales pec
p1e. The ngh candidate wee
have a dans to become a
partner in the Business The
suitable candidate must
have excellent communia-
liOn skills. sales experiencif.
be able to work evenags
and weekends work well
wain other staff a have some
knowledge of thle Weight
Loss/Heafth Industry
naso tax you ,wane and
a Mawr A er es Ifinwi g
wkli you are tibia Perfect
candidateto
Mss E Welsh
915.819.2077
Only sortable arididates will
be contacted.
EXPERIENCED VN1ri nstaller
wanted for well established
comparry in Ajax Own tools
and vdsick regwred Ask for
Kevin 90$M3-1126
RUCHIMST Wanted for
Small fabncating firm in Alio
3 years expmem in milking
and tame work a mita Fax
resume to 190516864546 or
call (905)68 MM Ext 233
1
go I
dDefeat
CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE As-
sistant Full -Mme Expenence
requred 0 C A Software pre-
ferred Rept'Oy resume to
hit 486. PD box 481.
Oshawa. Om L 1 H 71.5
DENTAL ASSISTANT RECEP-
TIONIS' required lull If
time for A busy Ajax ;C
Dentnx experience preferred
Please call Lucy a 905.427-
1443
EXPERIENCED POA needed
immediately for materrirty
leave. Afxprox 3r. ruywk.
SOON r4www. 2 Saturdays
Great office. contpemive
wage. Neilson RQ. Scarbor-
ough Phone 1416)297-5513.
Fa 14161297.8847
EXPEREMCED OEM
TAI Re-
ceptionist required Part -tire.
V5711"'
and Saturdays Cam
571-2413
EXPERIENCED DENTAL Hy-
gienist required Part-time
N and Saturdays Call
19051571-2443
JOIN OUR DYNAMIC Dental -
Tum Our fast paced Picka-
ing Dental Practice s saklrtg
an endksiaMtr "going and
CxperentcM Fun -tune Admrrt-
6lraholRecepbOrrS to put our
extra-ordirury Stan some
evenings 6 Saturdays ABEL
Computer a AsWwv e.pen-
ence also an asset Fax re -
sum to 905-420-4056 OrV
LICENCED MASSAGE THERA-
PIST. RMT needed nmrne-
dixey Pickering PWM fax
resume to (905) 427.9147
PNMOAMT TECIMMAN
required for full -bine tours
Expwerkx in ProPhairm an
asset Fax (905) 5763272
Monday-Frnday.
PHARMACY ASSlIBUNT.
experience preferred Must
have own arExcellent
wag
Pleasf eonllrg8839-4300.catdida•e
el
Dor-
Wsftd
LM -M WAV required tud-
bve for 3 School aged GWd-
to. Non-sinokw. Mist be Rm-
em English. References; ra-
geired. Call after 6 p.m.
(905)sos•6M
LIVE -M OR Orr requred br
2 L 6 fodel. mljSion R
�842 9105 a Teary (416)
NATUE STUMM or older
EE2 sdnoN aped Grub
inn. PLGt up eller to hoof
Rderenoxs rpeired. VhlAites
RdJFlwy. 2 oma. fall 420
2002.
NANNY featured in my home
2 dWdren ages 3 8 4. 4-5
days per week. Este riencedd. rder
«nes, non snaliker ad tras-
(��21 rpuind. cap
CLEAN SAFE Home Rdi- Hwy (Brock St Whitby) 3 112
able. raring mother of two kilometers north of rocker
would like to are for your
9D5-655-8176 1Browsers
child/children. NO or part-
time Harwood/Rossland are
Reasonable rates Call Tau CAPTAINS BED,
905-428.1950
DAYCARE available in my
home Harwood/Highway 12
Flexible hours, nutritious
lunates a snacks Large
fenced backyard Call Liz after
6 p m (905)619-%87
SOUTH AJAX- E C E wed pro-
vide warm nurturing lensing
environment. Experienced/
references Call 905-427-
0296
DAY CARE
�.trr.r.tr+e r.rr.:.r
LowmR lime, TLC.
First aid, CPR.
Crafts. story tame.
Foot nutritious mcaLs.
Non- smoker
Any age
Clow to 401
Call: (905) 428-0097
mother wants !o are tot your
dirdien. tug or par titre Har-
wood(401 Near Lord Elgin
PS. flexible hours. relenN -
es Donna 519-2344
►ICIIERING Bad / Rollo:
.dvinq Qa18 months to
2 yeas oily Outings
tertpd
backyard and Pram)
�rJIR. story tune. Inc x mr
tribous meek a smacks Fist
Ad. C PR Certified hbn-
12M receipts 905-428-
SOUTH AJAX - 2 spots Open -
scnool aged chddrw 00ae
and alta school Lowng enw-
romnent, nrartoota sn ac is.
as a crafts - CPR a First Ad
Excellent References Linda
9 05-6 86 518 4
Can
CAREGIVER requued !or v-
dery Lady -a in - 5 30p in
Monday n home
Near Map( Oaks PPiickennrnQ
Call (905 1663-7 436 or 416
408-8655
w • Fent
. T sae
RESCUED Cats in need of a
loving home Pkm Can
905-6865560
1 Fitewood
KOZY HEAT FMEVGW. M-
enem very best gwky hard-
wood. giaramew extra "
bine fully seasoned, cue a
split Honest measurement.
tree delivery. 905-753-2246
LAKEROU FARM FINE -
the )oat quality wood.
seasoned cul/splitidehvered
Discount for pickup Serving
Sarborouph Pickering. Ajax.
Whitby. Oshawa Courtin
Cog anytime 905.427.1734
LAKEROGE FARM FME-
.1 0 F the bat quality wood.
seasoned co/splvdelvered
Discount for up. Sennng
Scarboroughring. Ajax.
Whitby. Co
Oshma. ulon.
Cal ariypme 905-427-t 73,.
Ontario Firewood
DrY cut d split
diaor 3"
free d r $65
Call t 1�-7ry to
1i1 -an
Visa Accepted
1 sopor
OFFICE FURNITURE tush'.
February spedil. 2516 OFF
.iron soak 50 Comrnetc at
Ave., Apr. 428-8521. Whole-
sales welcome
1 At1kIM
WR SALE i M. QUEEN
plalbrm bedroom Suite wlm
teen malral Asking $1,700
or best ones Can Trxy.
woun k (905) 666.0181
APPLMMCu: rdrig tar 2
door tract rive. dekaN dove.
matching M" duty washer
rale. Also Kemrrom washer
used 2 years 5250. Pickering
(905)426-5115.
Pine. Madebyy local
craftsman - 5230.
17 fr SYLVAN PRO
fisherman c/w 1993
75 hp merc. d trailer
$9750.
JUKEBOX, Rowel
AMI -R81 - $2500.
705-357-3680
rtt arn.t
100% •rllon new stain re -
ease carpets on hard. I wen
carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price
,dudes carpet. premium pad.
expert installation, fast deliv-
ery, free estimates (30 yards)
Norman 686-2314
CARPETS SALE a HARD-
WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3
rooms from $339 3C Sq yd,
nau0es carpet. premium
pad and installation Fra
estimates, carpet repairs
Snyahg Durham and sur-
^undbng area Credit Cards
Accepted� Call Sam 905-686-
COLO-MAnC COOLER 2.
ooforegiiiw 5 x6 empera•
kae coirm ed $1000 060. d-
luminated Sign sulubie Ibt
business, 2.5'x8'-bw offer. 2
bar fndga:Advance burnish -
v51000 090 905-665-8478.
leave message
COMPUTER SPV ALS me -
net staner System $288 into
300MHZ superfast System
5699. Loaded P3.500 win
1714EC monepr 51333. Perth -
dugs L 000p SM. we owe 301111111111
(9051655-3des 661 01" room
CUSTOM CRAFTED walnut
rom top desk. one owner.
$1.200 725-8670
END OF LINE cf."MUT.
everetninq must ic mattress-
es from 559. maoress ser
from $159 sioeMass
from 219. Que.. idouble sets
5269 Factory Maamss 1 sit }tM6-
220-2262. 1650 " St
Ontario. (990055) 837-
am
BANK'S APKAMICES Party
Sales.Seroce GE Washer a
Byer. at new 2yrs old only
IS49. Wasters s175iup. Dry-
ers $14%up Whine frost -free
fridges $19Wup While sloven
$14%up GE dishimasher. only
-b rs old $249 White Sde-by-
side xxr/w her 3yrs 5799 De-
uP teas doyywree t SM �
Selcoe St S 19051728-4043
wYlOMI00D IC
3-1,r x 14- TaG Sekd FLOOIIIw1
birch unfinished S2 5ILsy h
Pretinrshed SLsq n Pune
flooring 11 S $1 7G,sq.11. FJ
Casing 40almear toot Cam
Dao (9051649-1506
NOME THEATRE SYSTEMS
.NC HI END Dolby Digital -AP
Receivers 5wisall Including
Malple CO Double Cassette
5 -speakers. 3 -Models your
choice. 250-Pacluges must
go. Uqurdetton - Price Sit
tax vitWe SIAVes last Hurry
for best Selection Oshawa
Servo (905) 579--0893.
LEER TAM CAP tits short'
box step side Chevy: 1962
Honda C8900F. one of a lend.
Cad after 5p in. 905.432-9854
11111. . SALE - Lovesm a
dour 5450. cottpuW destc a
chair $125. daybed (complete)
sero. polo Its"rm $75. stw-
eo S2', area nq BSO. TV let)-
!curl 560. tamps a oNNr
waimfkNS $?Num.
mom SALE! Ahic Lawn
mower Black i Ducker with
nwAder. whadlim, , garden
bola. BBQ wit de boner, gar-
den dors a much mum!
(705)745-0507
NUTE11lit 0 M 3nTailf in -
Clothes; second controbw. ac
aaddaagqio, eabrded memory
mbdu 1 game shark pm aid
five gaimes (Golden are, Tur-
A 11, Zelda. Diddy Kong
Raprq ora MIL 99.
$185.00 Phone (905)
after 5 p.m.
OAK ONNETTE SETS with M
W plus flak chars, 5796
octal rfuanbeMs Im Pirie Loft
TrWSure4 918 Simtbe St PL.
oshaw 905-579-9311
POOL TABLE 41/2 x 9 solid
cherry stained oak turned
kms. (Witter Pockets, 1• slater
new doth, balls. cues. IgM
scoreboard. Worth $6.000
asking 528M N 985-3820
RENT TO OINK new and re-
conditioned appliances. and
new TV's. Fuel warrany Pad-
dy's Markel. 905-263-8369 or
1-800.798-5502.
SATELLITE kM11 dish special
complete system omy 5150
after rebates. or lease for
$1249 Programming
fro8 95
experience (905)655-3661
SIGNATURE ADJUSTA-MIA-
GIC electric oed used 2 mos
Mith 2 motor vibrator. extra
length mattress remote con-
-of 5900. Call 905-723-6970
PINE/OAK FURNITURE ... Cin-
mq ROOMS Bedrooms fome
Office. Occasional Furniture
plus Custom Maisons from
your own designs and image -
nation are our specs^ Let
us Hann your fkearns into re*
try. We have been haxtraft-
no the highest quality SOLID
pine a oats tumture available
anywhere to 25 YEARS' Tw
wional Woodworking 115
Norm Port Road Port Percy
1905) 985-8774 mlp//
www h7dillsatafwoOOwork-
ng.on ca
BED. queen brand new we*-
pelic mattress. bio spring.
fal
SDI
in headrwrta000tbboom . Cog sell5525 416.7269885
KMG bid. polowtop wra-
thick 3_nOPedc iitatrefg. pox
plastic �t S1800 sell
$675 (416) 7269885
TRADE - 1 74ung Oyer lar
Hotpcint washer. for portable
dishwasher Drape
90.108W. no". loam
bather. $1251W Chest free2-
w 25 Soft SBO. 837-2565
XEROX 5/34 photo copati.
sorter stapler •ecently son-
ced. extra to nn•supla, good
condition. $975 no GST or
PST Call Lucien 1-BOO.243-
3709
RECONDITIONED FRIDGES
$195 cap econdmonea wg-
itryiers
es $125_, hp. recondmoned
boned wasnem $19� r up. tw o
-
ad new boned coin opi-
ated washers ad dryers a
low prices New brand name
fridges 5480 and up. new 30'
ranges with dant and wwmndOw
5430 Recotdmoed 2r rano-
es and 24' tibia tree fridges
now atalable wide selection
of other new and reCp
kdied appkatca CA is lo -
day. Stephiensoa's Appiwnc-
es Saes. Sawa. Parts 154
Bruce St, Oshawwa1905) 576-
7448 wwwihrfam ad Com
sl prensorts
1 Arnie
werAld
ANTi0UFSI'Mulpely! Ad-
woe- always valuable usually
heel Puaassnig oulrvM. es-
tates tdsome antique corr-
enhs, (no hint 10 value con-
sidered). Collections of aro
sort. quantities or single an-
hque deme special interest n
MDwcmtt pottery ru try to re-
spond to all queries. Roben
Bowen Antiques- Broddm.
Ontario905)655.8049 or
(905)242-0111190
TOP CASH FIND - Antiques,
old cans. toys, sharia m.
patedarn. Gunn. stamp and
postcard collection. lewedery,
antique furniture. wOire s-
tales. Call (905)430.3385.
'LeafTickets'
Will pay face value.
Call Bruce
579-4400
eXt. 2207
WANTED - 1986 Buick Park
An.. 2 dr. whole car or wit -
ed for pans. 655.3551.
Me Ahle i
CNAFT AND AWWA VEE
D= 1Nirled. Spaces from
$0 ODIMOrM. Let a sd your
products for you. You don t
reed to IN here. Open 7 days
a wick. Mtr)ve Barn aid
RMrry Grail Ston. 1616
Dues SI. East Whift. (905)
404-0508.
iA/P PAGE 24, NEWS ADVERTISER Friday EDITION, February 11, 2000
11 eAhwerNt or 11ttrbatantt r
Ren ciao
AVAILABLE MARCH 1
ONE BEDROOM APT
Ideal for couple Centrally located kin Brock Stin
downtown Uxbridge. Parking available. References.
From $500 plus utilities
Call 1-800-387-9303
!l1- IJI% ll'lL1V L J - Il)11A
33 & 77 Falby Crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apts.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
lhttp://windiammer.weblump.com
1 Houses a 1 Houses
OWN Your Next Home!!
(W) 571-6275 or 1-8m4404275
Mark Stapley
SON Rap, ReSts Ability Real Estate tai.
M.1 Arts 6 Crafts 1 1 Automobiles;
for sat
CRAFTERS WANTED at -The
611 6 Clair Showplace* lord- WE FINANCE
ke in the GopEta Mar EVERYONE
tet. 4 km east of
of Oshawa
(approx 6000 people mend- First time lou
ng each weekends Let us Y -
show, 6 sell your crafts direct- ers, bankrupt,
y 10 the public You do not
labad credit, n0
have to be there Tien is NO
6 month contract Rem " credit. You
M.on' Cal 905-4X-
1024 work? You
WANT TO SPM? Saturday.
Feoruary 19. Whdevaie Craft
Works 1-4 p m. Beginners
spmnin all to nt pro-
vhded Ca11 905.294-1912 to
.paler
. 1 Lost a
ftww
EXPANDING FIRM nas oppor
tunnies !,jr mdrv,duals with
e>gerel in public accou t-
rg kir le poslans
CHARTERED AC OUNTANT,
ERTIFIED GENERAL AC-
COUNTANT (or equivalent)
with auditing slurs Semon
ACCOUNTING CLERKS to pre -
part complete li anciai S1ak-
m0ds aro corporin reruns
Successful applicants must
be Self-mw%wmed team play-
ers able to work in a tasl-
bomess env,rormem
send resume by Fe -
January 231 Wwritysag salary
expectatiwK to Personnel
Manager PO Bos 5361. San
Milm, Port Perry. ON L91. 1 B9
Fax (905) 965-41M M
Wk -
cob= cardider" 02
hoer ander tonederaOOnh
be twnlacted
FZ41 Pws.epw/
Bloodline
FREE TO GOOD home. mule
M"'wmte Cat 9 mordhs.
yaCCMJW Cap 426-1448
PUG PUPPIES 1 make 2 fe-
male 8 weeks old Call
(9051571-6936
SOKM P"ES Mak 8
female Vet Checked first
snots dewormed Ready to
go Cal %5-5254
3 prebrsd ternale cocker
spaniets ready to go imMme-
dWety tars docked. vel
decked 5350 Call 432.1621
drive! Lots of
choice. Down or
Trade may be
required.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
2010 BLAZER '5,•)k-- k;ac
W. 24twr. sliver pry or as.
sun" lease at 5489/mo for
34montns Cal 905-683.6126
CARS FROM $500 Govern.
men• se -:ed A. ;u -:,.us Sold
LOU% Cab tai gree for ka-
1 4 Wvaw
MM Drive
11192 GMC JIMMY 4x4 - 4.3
V6. 4 door, auto air. stereo.
p'w new tires. clean b good
condition. Asking $9.900 cer-
titied Call Jim (905)983.3474
IM GMC PICKUP 4X4- 350
V8. auto. Ns, db, air, stereo.
lowmileage, aluminum
wheels $13.900 certified Call
Jim (905)983-3474
1 Auto Paris
R. d
WANTED - 1986 Buick Park
Ave_ 2 or. whole car or want-
ed lot parts 655-3551
• 1 siiownr*win
1916 POLARIS 440SS runs
well heated handgnps' $1300
01.0 Call Mark 1905085-
7220 evenings
1111112 FORMULA plus skidoo.
583cc2000 km to warmers.
use spent $1.000 on machme
Studded tack. slored indoors.
excellent shape Ready tot
snow 52,900 firm or will trade
for older model plus cash
1705)328-0402
1996 POLARIS
XLT TOURING
$3900.
1991 POLARIS
INDY500-2UP
$2500.
705-357-3680
Aoartr,e^•s
For Rem
AulawAbNa
Em W~
CKC REGISTERED Maltese CASH FOR CARS! We buy
puppies micro chipped vac- used vehicles Vehicles must
anted Vet checked b heafm be in lwnm condition Cap
guar4rhteed Call 7D5-340-
sNver
427.2415 or come to 479
5535
St East. Apx at MUR-
Call 430-5420
AD AUTO SALES
•�
r
A i A AUTO Cars trucks.
•Mmes- 1st 6 tat. gpooapdd rel-
boats we pay up 10 $10.000
WAS= Buclksk i n or Pinto
Cash on the spa Any cons -
fifty 1 - 2 years Call 434-
hon any year Call us af` -
0392 ship
lime. 24 hours. 7 days. 30
Really, Ltd. 905.668-7777
inn service 905-086-5003 or
AnNaaaabNee
1 1
905.424-0591
b Seta
11 -Am
ow so
I= OUMMIOBRJE Dena 88.
ON ower, clan 140k.
lose to Oshawa Cemre Pn-
.ate entrance. ubl its roCl..
$2.850 19W MAZDA 323.
1678 GREY 12 Ion. $700 as
79.000k.. 4 door. 4 cylinder. 5
is, Please tall (905)57"731
Speed standard, dein aa,t�-
1the0 i2.450. (905!509 8550.
IM OWS15 pit IrP Good
S575)=. takes Icy-
condition. drive dean done,
190 4.00011 SIRJMT, new
51800 obo. 905-665-0191.
brakes. adaarst. wltdshield.
(SM)
tires recall trNewp. aeon-
ic, eerMied and eamssm
19N 1 s 4 Chev. Silverado
lested. 98,000Km. $1.995.
Exttnhdtd Cab Pick- t
�. on.
o.b.o. Cal 404-9310.
rem cover i box-;uw
�°u,� aer*7" Cap Dave Hay-
=
50.000 lin loaded Asking
1988 FON 1JIMRIM a - 4
A- sedan 180k
$27.500. Cal 985-2030.
ex-
ceMent condivon. most be
sem. loaded. marry new parts.
MOO certified. (9D5) 571-
1963.
19a CAIMLER, 2 Jr., black,
finted windows. 70,000 her.
Excellent condition, $11.900
Otto. 905-3660.
0MYSTNO GS, new in 97.
68.000 km. Very dean. Load-
ed. CD. Rennote Stan, Power
everytfirq. 4-cyl. Auto, CerV
091mssions. $10,500 9D5-725-
97 MITREPID, Maroon with
charcoal interior. 3.3 the en-
tested 512.700905.986-4490
1999 GMC SOMOBIA SLS
pickup, ehdended ab. 4.31. V6.
pewter metallic, aubmatc.
ad. CO. spolt-side box. box -
liner. 25,000Itms, $23.900
060 905-626-2095 Wave
nemw
1 vmw
1
1911 FORD AEROSTM,
117.00bsi oripirul o�i
W Wabs/cc. 1
seats. new brakes. battery.
fires. Exhaust 2 -yrs -old No
oast. aslong $5800. 905.436-
9992.
1912 CARAVU - runs great.
new fires. new CO. emission
tested Private sale $6000
o.b.o Call (905)831-1919 and
leave msg
t> MWA- Nis SIBCOE ST S
t.bedr;wm apt S55C uWaies
ncl Available immediately
First/Last required 3 -bedroom
apt n house Call Stephen
1905157,-3229 or (906)424-
o662 Cel
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS
bachelor apartment North
Jshawatatllldry laalrtes
dose 10 park and stioppirp as
utrdies ncluded. S500/mortm
Available March 1st, non-
smoker 905.264-1917
AJAX - NEWLY renovated
separate entrance 2-bed-
roomeasement. as
wher. dry-
er. hhdge. Rove. woo" sys-
tem. Ch. Cor 1 pill" spot.
dose to GO bus stop. uutmes
included 1200 sq h $900,
month. tust/Ia51 required
Avad Immed (416) 26741953
WESTIEYMWY 2- Spacious 1
bedroom apartment sepafale
entrance Available MarCli
1st $635 nekmve No pets.
non smoking 1SU1a51 reter-
ences, dose to Go and shop-
ping (905)619.0625
AJAX-SpX.Ous 2 bed bsr t
apt Sep earl parking 3 pt
ballh. 4 appl lstllist $7551
mo including utilities Avail
March 1st Don (905)831-
evenings only
AJAX, large 2 -bedroom base-
ment apartment, newly reno-
vated to fire code. dose to
lake. frdge. stove, laundry
facilities. available March 1st.
No smok�ennpp $750 inclusive.
CA (905)6 lO56.
333 $IN = ST. NORTH -
Avadabk Feb. 1st 3 bedroom
aappt . $1.307/month. Avail,
MAarch 1st - 2 Idrm apt.
$1.200tmn Air aril 6
rrdaded. Call (905)
71.3760 kir appoifNfagtl b
view.
1 bedroommfor
March 1st. well maNNairred
low -else• quid bhildup. Ap-
Piances, parting ueibes uu-
duded.. security amore.
ketindry lac. MOWN. Cal
666-2
BAGEL01c with fireplace.
carpet, eat -m kNdwh, snOk
person. nonsmoker. clear Go
and
rduopato mal. $550 per
month. First aid last. No pet.
(905)1139--4537.
BRAMO MEW - 5 min. from
Durham Col ege in new stab -
division 2 roams, stare
kitchen 8 diraft room• own
batdcom. Laundry. etc. $375
ndWwl. Non-sm010ng, stud-
ent or professional female
preferred to share wth same.
71-2618.
I 1 1 ereeeni or
RIhrN
Brock Rd and Hwy 2 - large
fuy tummiled 1 bdrm base-
ment apt. NI new appl.. mcl
laundry. seperale entrance.
$800/mo first/Last Must see
(905) 426-8605 forappt.
CENTRAL Oshawa, large 1
bedroom apartments available
In well-maintained building
dose to all amenities Please
call (905)723-0977 9 a.m. -
6p.m
COZY, BRIGHT 2 -bedroom
apartment. near 0 C $725 all
inclusive, hrst/lasl, no
smokers/ppets. March 30th.
Call 404-8862
HARWOOU/MIESTNEY area.
brand new 1 -bedroom base-
ment apartment Available
March 1 $650 inclusive. hrsV
last. references. Working
non-smoking female pre-
ferred Near amenities. Dogs
welcome(905)686-8202
LARGE 1 -bedroom basement.
all new bright. Pickering.
Laundry. parking new ap-
pliances. separate entrance.
Suit professional. quiet non-
smoker. no pets. $650.1/3
ubkhes. Avail March 1st 905-
420-4233
LUXURY penthouse. refur-
bished 3 -bedroom, approx
1800 son.. Ower buildma-
ture Jerk
er Ards Must see. rq 51400
Utddies/parfung Ind. Oshawa
905)579.9016
2 8 3 8/R apts. 280
Wentworth St. W. $690
8 $825. Utilities incl.
Close to schools, shap-
ping and 401. Public
Transit right past your
door. For appt. call
(905) 721-8741
UXBRIDGE In town 1 bed-
room apt like new Immediate
possession References No
Pets $7DO/mo includes heat
6hydro Cal Ross Gallo. Gal-
keal Estate Ltd 905-640-
1200
WHITBY - large 1 bedroom
basement apartment. Coch-
rane 6 Vernon Sts. Available
March ,1st. $595/mo inclu-
sive Parking and laundry
facilities available lstAasi
momh/reterences. No smok-
molpets 905-430.0196
WHITBY Large beautiful one
bedroom raised basement
apartment Private entrance,
nice older downtown home.
Suit ran -smoking single per-
sonNo gels References a
must $
750/mo . hydro. April
list 905.430-3800
• 1 ow or 1 Leo � • 1 L"el Natlea . 1 L"M Notica
AMU, 3 bedroom semi-bun-
glarnw. upper level, appliances
included Harwood 66 Bayly. PUBLIC NOTICE
$%OJmo 4 1/2 utilities. call
905-686-5045.
AJAX, 3 -bedroom country
home. upper floor, suitable 1-
2 people. Available March 1st.
$1200/month plus. WHITBY,
Rossland(Thickson, 3 -bed-
room, new 2 -storey, attached
rniglstgS aONrrnonthry, plus
(90)668-6980 or (905)655-
BOWMANVILLE, nature lover
paradise on Lake Ontario.
sandy beach. 2 bedroom on
large lot. $825 plus utilities.
First/last required. 905-668-
0714.
FIRST TIME BUYERS! Don't
pay another cent in rent to
Yom landlord before you read
my Special Report. FREE
guide *Wltrfes 6 inside siral-
egies to help you own your
home- 14hrs/day recorded
message. 1-800.299-6620.
10/1001 Lucien Lambier. As-
soc Broker Century2l Percy
Fulton Ltd
NARWOODIBAYLY Main floor
of house. 3 -bedrooms large
bwnigroom, eat -in knchen. 2.
WHITBY GARDENS UNDER car arkin0 latndry applianc-
es.
MANAGEMENT - One es. wail April 1. No smolony
and two bedroom apartments pets. $1200 indus ve. 90 -
available in quiet modem 426-3917 after 5:00-
bu Id til lit
LUXURY SPACIOUS apart-
i ng i its included
Laundry taciiBes and parking
DSIu1WA - small 2 Bedroom
mems with five appliances for
Call 430-5420
home 2 appliances. yard.
deck. 2 -car parking. 5675.
rent Excellent btibon
-'owry Water Street. Pon
WHITBY 1 -bedroom and
•Mmes- 1st 6 tat. gpooapdd rel-
-erry Building MoolCnq
bachelor available in well
erences Available Alarch 1St
-'ark 8 Lake Scugoq GII
akeu
M&numW Otaidkg 4 Sevm
Or April 1st. Call 705.438-
905.728-7361 8am-5pm
Really, Ltd. 905.668-7777
3679
NICE. CLEAN, lumrshed.
WNIT8Y• CLEAN and quiet 1
PICKERING 2 bedroom beau-
':acnelOr apartment IOr rent
bedroom apt Centrally Iocalld
in .Oide wtwtby, suitable for
titul apartment Ground fkwr
SSW/montlay utilities mdud-
lose to Oshawa Cemre Pn-
.ate entrance. ubl its roCl..
std working person. non-
ed No Smokingipets. Avai-
S475/mo., firsWst requred
smoker, no poets. Available
able March 1st young
F&WIEDI - Quiet, a" baited-
S575)=. takes Icy-
avaNabk Cal 90571
)051 728.7137
Or0. cal 905 3011
or416-721.6954
1W0 acts
OMEApnl
WNY rem when u can own
PICKERING. Foxlnonow. de-
Isl I
Your own home for less than
130ed 3.1 bedroom. 1-12
ated in Uxbridge in mostly
�°u,� aer*7" Cap Dave Hay-
=
bets. tativy room with fire-
31um occupied Idrq Apps
Sales Asp Re/max
place, doubt wage. go-
Milli all 905 BSb2 2563
991 Lld
1(9051
_5
1
�
ries for less tun rent. DAC.
(9051ry6684001
-38W a 666-
plus ukdities Call
ONE BEDROOM Apartments
3211
(9051831-rrM
:,,allabne rnmediatety Central Maus"
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es. no pets CAN Mir A, 725 For Rims
-121 weekdays -
ween 8:30
am aid 430pm
OSNAWA N. -1 beirm apt
P•rvate Separate entrance
JWfm dean, lens of windows.
new carpet. $575 Ind No
srndul+g pets or kids Sorts
ing
sle Call !905) 432-8017
DSNAWA )uiet building near
stopping IraLJ14-
1ua mauded"s=1 2-
6&m smmedialery. $772
(905M36-16% uibl 7 30p
PICUFRw6 1 B/R lfasen I
apt Private enkasee. laundry.
parting. Ai•c Sud single W
male or couple. Available
nvd-Marth No pers/smolung
$7001monm 905-839.7682
PMROG 1 -bedroom. sep
arate entrance 5600
AN rod. ArVALV 834
PICKERING urge one -bed-
room basement apt own ei-
try. flim". cable. no smak-
arg/pets Merences Avail
MIArd 1 Prehr suapk work.
loci ternat Cat Stacey aher
3:30 905-a39-8173
PICKERING VILLAGE or Whd-
•First dine Buyer?
• Disdwped Bankrupt?
•Short on
Downpayment?
(905) 571-6275
1.11004840-6275
MR#* Stapler
sew". cella. a" rr Exiir.n
by-fur..sted bachelor or 1
tearoom, very dean own en-
Pickering
try laundry. part. no pets.
X650 nclufave 905-509-2038
NN HY RENT?
MCUEROC.. 1 -bedroom
of Durham
basement apartment, private
Whitevale Branch
entrance. parking suds 1
6031 Highway 7
Duret. mature person. no
605 Rossland Rd. E.
Sabot^ no pets $575(inondh
Pickering, Ontario
uoMties included Near Got
L3P 3A7
snapping 683-7609
LIN 643
PRIVATE EAST OSNAMM one,
soft a ewe
bedroom, utdmet. washer i
CLEARANCE!
dryer included, UaW at door
M
dose to shoppinng0.� no pets,
hrst/last. responsible persona
623-6-549
$725 WS -576-3285
mtipt� meNAes how
F&WIEDI - Quiet, a" baited-
ABA BABA YOM own your
Ing in Oshawa. mature len-
own Completely renovated
ams. obeam.erNral beam. 3 bed-
home, 15550000• 6 dhwNht the,
room aWmerds available
itfrommatch
lsl Electric heat.
f(en Cd-
WasImAkya each floor. Td(905)126(905)
DUE:
579.9016.
S OSSLANDI imme-
A MIMEAUM OEAU From
dickey avaifabk 1 bedroota
1500. down, Owm� own
apanutent, $655/monfu, first/
�yyoouerr
hosee starting A $69.900 ar-
last. utilities included. No
ries for less tun rent. DAC.
dogs. frill 432-1268.
24 hs h- rtadrU6 moso
OMAJAX. 1-hedroan k
905-728.1069 ed 277. COltl-
wait RW Elliott
gal baseletwN apanoem. wit
�
Mate entrance. no t nNokirhy
pets. Fust/last. Awiable im-
ABSOLUTELY ASTOBMIOIMG
medwey. "month indu•
6 mortis tree. than own a
sive. (416)917-9666 or
house hom $550/month. You
1905
require full Pere fatty in -
AJAX, 2 -bedroom „_
twine $26,000 . renorobW
CtWit I do Ile rest Don't
merMt n buldig. 67 lJvach
St. S.. Near hies. stopputg,
Kbit. Call Mie 8
schools. Avail %W1. $835/
eat tatecam
Banter FLAIR Real Estate b
n oPh Dots
(905) 683-6145.
day. (905) 728-9114
SPAC M well-rnaiutauud 2
maur
AJAX. 2 BEOROOM, living
room dnrq, .
$1100 including
bedroom apes. at 900
and su 6Wrt St. Some with
April 1st. (906 1
walk-in doses, paint provA-
61AvaDZ
ed. Close to schools, aftoppirg
MAX. 20wsq.h.r 4-br, 2-1,2
macre. GO Statim. LOiba
baths, eat -in klche , walkout
included. Cal 7261993.
to deck. kvugroomldinrq
MOIKTNIAL UNRS FOR
naom, fanrlyroom w ilimptice,
month all inclusive. Furnished
butdry, 4 app., CAC. garage.
blta. msitdlow family r=W
$1175. 2/3 tlLWW. April 1st.
i
Ajax Realty Lid. 683-1811.
SOUTH PICKERING - Lrw-
pool and gayly, really nice 3-
1. I M tone we garage.
$1275/mo . uM CWao rt-
sponsible low" only 416-
443-4178
H-si^9
aw_ Wanted
MATURE COUPLE needs to
rent studio space went living
accowm odations for mrrra-
turt. tbm an bigness I dus-
tral Infer urn with kircteri and
bath ideal. 905.649-5825
Pleasant bright furnalred
Bachelor alaarpmerd or
urge (ted sltsig room
with Own wetlxoorn and
storage Now Go trash.
Will ply $400 - SSOO de-
pending On ttouyirq
Required kir Feb. 26.
TOGO -
(416)
(1 41 ) 240-4W Dep
1 ToForwntowaa
11Mal
3 BEONOOM condo town -
home close to downtown
oshavra Spacious dean.
parkug for one car Available
March 1st $900 inclusive Cal
6720 -617-6979 or (416) 425-
CARRIAGE GULL TOWN-
W)USES - 122 Colborne $1 E
Oshawa 3 bedrooms avail-
able March For appt. cal
434-3972
OSHAMM LANCE S BED-
ROOM townhouse Private
entrance, two ratparlung
Good heighboitdood Clone to
schools. ShOp hay Bu
SM .ulavies. Cal Match 1s
(905) 571.0435.
VERY CLEAN - Just painted
Spacim 3 bdrm, 1 1/2 alms,
had. ihnaEdiatdy. $900 phis
hydro. No pets. FusViast i
rdertwas. Nortlt east Osfa-
w. Call (905)7281069 tat.
201.
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Fisheries and Oceans Peches et Octans
Canada Canada
Highway 407 East Partial Extension
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), acting as the
Responsible Authority (RA) under the Canadian
Environmental assessment Act (CERA) is engaged in
a screening level Environmental Assessment (EA) as
required under Section 20(1) of CEAA for the above
noted project.
The 407 East Partial Extension involves:
• the construction of a 15.9 km 4 -lane (ultimate
10 lane) toll highway from the Highway 407
Central terminus (Highway 48) in the west to
its terminus at Highway 7 east of Brougham in
the Region of Durham
Construction of the Highway 407 East Partial
Extension can be commenced once the requirements
of the federal EA have been completed.
Public consultation is a significant component of the
Highway 407 East Partial Extension CEAA review.
As part of DFO's federal environmental assessment
under CEAA, it is within the Minister's discretion to
invoke CEAA subsection 18(3) - Where the
Responsible Authority (RA) is of the opinion that
public participation in the screening of the project is
appropriate in the circumstances ... the RA shall
,give the public notice and an opportunity to examine
and make comment on the screening report. The
CEAA screening report prepared by the RA (in this
instance DFO) will be available for public comment
at the following locations:
Markham
Pickering
Reg. Municipality
Community
Public Library
of Durham
Library
Whitevale Branch
P.O. Box 623
6031 Highway 7
475 Whitevale Road
605 Rossland Rd. E.
Markham, Ontario
Pickering, Ontario
Whitby, Ontario
L3P 3A7
LOH IMO
LIN 643
The Screening Report will be available for the
comment period: February 9, 2000 - March 10,
2000. All comments must be received prior to
March 11, 2000.
Accompanying documentation produced through the
provincial EA process will also be available at the
above locations.
If you would like to receive further information or
provide written comments on the CEAA screening
report, please contact:
Referrals Co-ordinator
Fisheries and Oceans, Canada
Fish Habitat Management - Ontario Area
867 Lakeshore Road
P.O. Box 5050
Burlington, Ontario L7R 4A6
Tel: (905) 336-4595 ��il
Fax: (905) 336-6285
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kr saki
E 3 apMeNetds in old-
er 2-sbne)r hoot Good con -
them. nor*" double
t1d ■ICOM $116,000.
S1M,900. Sob John-
ston Ltd. (905) 433-
9100.
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43 Station Plena
3675 TWft „)
Good Im reW
use or bt�tess
905.4794436
416-493-9360
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home.
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MS/wi1BM illi
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CLEARANCE!
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beacA. $550 irtclusivt. Aweil-
abk frlarCh 1.426.9038
FWM MIIED Room or snap
bmNnouee, too use of , * , I
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facilites. laundry. cable, now
req, tulluplau.
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AveNable April ts1. (906}728-
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of
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pump unslofrdedk. 2-
LNELMOOMnY- share
trtdaeNKel
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storey, 2100sq R., bricwaka-
awesome waWrlfarN house!
mtnum. New rod, upgraded
Suits prolessioral he"We.
willows. now funua, two-
Light smoker day. $700/
MOIKTNIAL UNRS FOR
verged 4 to 3 -bedrooms, 3
month all inclusive. Furnished
RENS - ISDOsq.pfrt, truck Wvd
blta. msitdlow family r=W
rows, own loam, parting,
i
86�. $231,900. (905)i34-
ttppdckkuuqq laundry, clearing
(t0y. 905 -IM -Ml
Close to 401.
,e„� 1 or (9D5)430-
r
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kr saki
E 3 apMeNetds in old-
er 2-sbne)r hoot Good con -
them. nor*" double
t1d ■ICOM $116,000.
S1M,900. Sob John-
ston Ltd. (905) 433-
9100.
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43 Station Plena
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Good Im reW
use or bt�tess
905.4794436
416-493-9360
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• 1 Leet Nlotices • 1 Legal Notlas
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS
In the estate of
William Broad, deceased.
All claims against the estate of WILLIAM
BROAD, late of the Township of Uxbridge, in the
Regional Municipality of Durham, who died on
or about the 11th day of August, 1999, must be
filed with the undersigned personal representa-
tive on or before the 11th day of March, 2000.
Thereafter, the undersigned will distribute the
assets of the estate having regard only to the
claims then filed.
DATED this 4th day of February, 2000.
Beverly Christie,
Estate Trustee with a Will,
by her solicitor.
MARTIN M. HERMAN
9350'eonge Street, Suite 202
Richmond Hill, ON L4C 5G2
1 Tenders EW Tenders
DURHAM CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL
BOARD
1W*11 2000 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
The Durham Catholic District School Board
(D.C.D.S.B.) invites proposals for the 'Removal
and Disposal of Refuse and Recycling of Waste
Materials' at all Board School and
Administration locations.
Vendors interested in submitting a proposal may
contact:
Steve Fujimura, Supervisor of Purchasing
Services
Durham Catholic District School Board
650 Rossland Road West
Oshawa, ON L1J 7C4
(005) 576-6707 Ext. 206 or FAX (905) 576-9574
Proposal requirements will be available for pick-
up on Wednesday, February 16, 2000 at the
Catholic Education Centro located at 650
Rossland Road West, Oshawa. ON LIJ 7C4.
The Board robes an this advertisement to notify
vendors of potential opportunities. The Board
will also be requesting proposals from Board's
exis"N list of vendors.
Closing dates of Ors Request for Proposal is
Tuesday. February 29, 2000 at 4:00 p.m. ( Local
Time)
630 i
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ldwftawll�
�J
Date: Saturday, February 12, 2000
Place: Lakeridge Ski Resort
Registration Time: 9:00 a.m.-12 noon
Race Time: 1:00 p.m. S
$5.00 Entry Fee, with proceeds to
the Heart & Stroke Foundation
jim Flaherty, M.P.P. Whitby -Ajax
For further information, call 905-430-1141
�C-410a)aC""iiiia)l*C"
1 1 Improvements Im Improvements •; 1 'req it"'ti
Want to be in WHITBY'S
LARGEST
HOME SHOW?
Please call Devon or Wendy
905-579-4400 or 416-798-7259
For more info.
: 1 ' Plumbing : 1 • Plumbing
DOUG CLARK
Plumbing 6 Akchanlcaf Co. Ltd,
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Commercial a Resld0147"
Licensed 6 insured,
repairs, alterations 6 renovations
new bathrooms, pump repairs
FREE ESTIMAIES 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE
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pc. bedroom suite, dlast of drawers art I
rs, signed and nurlfbetW pritMs. wardrobe, 20
icyde, 4 gas weed efts, gas snowblower 2
twn mowers, royal doulton bgl.knes, tools, is
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small businesses, A
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905426-7798 11 Irttprpr.rtrna
• 1 roes
wnmbr - 2 tnteoxmnedmp JOM PAMADAY wast
units. 1050 sq fl each, pus Franchise chain of Discount
mete rte. push � Pet Product Specialty stores
unit inndiling taxes. perms with dose to 400 stores n
905 86 north America investment
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Durham Region For more in -
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ton-Gooderfnm cedar log ca- Wade Jamieson, Pet Valu
bin on 114 acre waterfront fol. Garuda Inc., 1-e66-254-7824.
3-bdrm 3pc Oarh, lard Biich-
en. pate cedi gs, woodstove.. 1
two 6' patio doors to deck Er
iqq pine Late. 10x12 ONTrAI 131LLFAMTEY 50th
o�u��t budoe Reduced to ser Anniversary a Reunion on
week^'12d v A (9gfe ,lute 2. 3 a 41h n this Millen -
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trotted to renew old
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For dft d dim Wer 905-
7204696
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NEWS ADVERTISER Friday EDITION, February 11, 2000 PAGE 25 A/P
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ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN DICKERING STANDARD CHURCH
35 CHURCH ST. N.-, I Brock Rd. At Hwy. #7
PICKERING PILLAGE (Methodist)
Jr
683-7311 Sunda School: 10:15 am
Bible Studv - 915 a.m. y S
Sunday Family worship - 10:30 a.m. Worship: I lam, 7pm
Sunday Schlep - Supen i%ed Nursery Wed: 7:30 Bible Study, Bible Club
Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - noon for Children and Youth
Dr. Thomas Gemmell - Interim Minister 42"102-.665-0148anYo
EVFRYO vF WF.l COMF.
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60`3-0707
St. Isaac Joques Catholic Church
1148 Finch Avenue,
Pickering L1V 1,16
(905) 831-3353 [
SUNDAY LITURGY
Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m.
Sunday :1rloming
8:30,10:00,11:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m.
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Service and
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Residential
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No job too big or small
Free estimates -over 20
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For If tree estimate
all Scott
(416)414-5911
Pickering
Pa.l��wtea�ttb�ing��aynndg
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Houses. Apartments.
Offices. AppNartces 8
Piano Specialists. Senior
8 Mid -Month Discounts.
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drapes. ValaritCS.
blinds.
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finding time to clean
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427-4385
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bonded
available. IS=
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clean entire house
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stove. Excellent
references. $55.
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CLEANING
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AVAILABLE
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Excellent referenc-
es $ISI including
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rei4 Now it's ride so
by Ads Bess!
Vacuuming. dusting.
kadlicris bangs, blinds,
baseboards, ledges,
doors, and mise for I
low price of 565.00
Mondq $60 silt)
Car Rita
A tier 416.7011ii-9264
MCNEIL, Muriel (nee Guantz, - Ir loving
memory of a dear wife, mother and grand-
mother who passed away February 12,
1991.
Beautiful memories are wonderful things,
They last tilt the longest day.
They never wear out,
They never get lost,
They can never be given away.
To some you may be forgotten.
To others a part of the past.
But !o us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will always last.
Loved and always remembered Melvin,
Blair and Karen and Darin and Anja.
Grandchildren Jay, Brandy and Ryanne.
Nouse Cleanutg
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THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
s 'ook;rg for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
PICKERING
1775 Walnut Ln.
Mulmer rt.
White Cedar Dr.
Silver Maple Dr.
Woodsmere Cres.
Summerpark
Cres.
Seguin Sq.
Otonabee Dr.
Graceland Crt.
Amberlea Rd.
Kirkwood Ln.
Springview Dr.
Oakbum St.
Woodview Ave.
Pinegrove Ave.
Hogarth St.
Sandhurst Cres.
Anton Sq.
Rosefield Rd.
Feildlight Blvd.
Meadowview Cres
Falconcxest Dr.
Appleview Rd.
Dumbarton Rd.
Aspen Rd.
Parkside Dr.
Pebble Crt.
Amaretto Ave.
Straft pore Cres.
Dalewood Dr.
Brookbridge Gate
Rt Dr.
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ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN DICKERING STANDARD CHURCH
35 CHURCH ST. N.-, I Brock Rd. At Hwy. #7
PICKERING PILLAGE (Methodist)
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683-7311 Sunda School: 10:15 am
Bible Studv - 915 a.m. y S
Sunday Family worship - 10:30 a.m. Worship: I lam, 7pm
Sunday Schlep - Supen i%ed Nursery Wed: 7:30 Bible Study, Bible Club
Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - noon for Children and Youth
Dr. Thomas Gemmell - Interim Minister 42"102-.665-0148anYo
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St. Isaac Joques Catholic Church
1148 Finch Avenue,
Pickering L1V 1,16
(905) 831-3353 [
SUNDAY LITURGY
Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m.
Sunday :1rloming
8:30,10:00,11:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m.
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(416)414-5911
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ship
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Piano Specialists. Senior
8 Mid -Month Discounts.
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estimates.
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AT HONE
INTERIORS
(MS) 409-0637
ARE 1 OL'
Having problemms
finding time to clean
your home.'
For Professional
Home Cleaning, call
Helen's
Home Services
today.
427-4385
Full-, uisured and
bonded
available. IS=
5 Years
experience. Kill
clean entire house
including frid6e 8
stove. Excellent
references. $55.
Please caU
839-3378 aft -4p -
CLEANING
LADY
AVAILABLE
6 years experience,
Excellent referenc-
es $ISI including
fridge A stove. can
Pam at 839-1701
rei4 Now it's ride so
by Ads Bess!
Vacuuming. dusting.
kadlicris bangs, blinds,
baseboards, ledges,
doors, and mise for I
low price of 565.00
Mondq $60 silt)
Car Rita
A tier 416.7011ii-9264
MCNEIL, Muriel (nee Guantz, - Ir loving
memory of a dear wife, mother and grand-
mother who passed away February 12,
1991.
Beautiful memories are wonderful things,
They last tilt the longest day.
They never wear out,
They never get lost,
They can never be given away.
To some you may be forgotten.
To others a part of the past.
But !o us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will always last.
Loved and always remembered Melvin,
Blair and Karen and Darin and Anja.
Grandchildren Jay, Brandy and Ryanne.
Nouse Cleanutg
HOUSECLEANING
LADY
Respormoie reliable
and with experience.
1147/ bring own
supplies. LOW rases.
Call Kelh
416-992-7975
Onvmg
scroois
S&B DRIVING
SCHOOL
Full Course Plig.
$259
-10 in car lessons
$159
Free Dict -up and drop off
(416) 287-3060
. Adull
Eiasnah twit
Escott SettrMeel
Serving Durham
Region
Discretion
Guaranteed
Open 9 a.m. Daily
(905) 725-2322
Now Hiring 16+
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1 -877 -MI -9400
(905) 665-9400
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THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
s 'ook;rg for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
PICKERING
1775 Walnut Ln.
Mulmer rt.
White Cedar Dr.
Silver Maple Dr.
Woodsmere Cres.
Summerpark
Cres.
Seguin Sq.
Otonabee Dr.
Graceland Crt.
Amberlea Rd.
Kirkwood Ln.
Springview Dr.
Oakbum St.
Woodview Ave.
Pinegrove Ave.
Hogarth St.
Sandhurst Cres.
Anton Sq.
Rosefield Rd.
Feildlight Blvd.
Meadowview Cres
Falconcxest Dr.
Appleview Rd.
Dumbarton Rd.
Aspen Rd.
Parkside Dr.
Pebble Crt.
Amaretto Ave.
Straft pore Cres.
Dalewood Dr.
Brookbridge Gate
Rt Dr.
Sheppard Ave.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
905.683-5117
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DRILLING
Garbage Removal
Call - lasoa
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SERVICE
Renovations -
General Home Repairs.
No job too small
Free estimauees
All wort guaranteed
Martin
(905)686-1671
ra.,�A=x C1A00!'
EIAIa ltd
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owrame�s , decks
Free Estimates
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NEWS ADVERTISER Friday EDITION, February 11, 2000 PAGE 25 A/P
.'1 a•1 •1 on •1b
savicell• savit.{ • sar;a•
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN DICKERING STANDARD CHURCH
35 CHURCH ST. N.-, I Brock Rd. At Hwy. #7
PICKERING PILLAGE (Methodist)
Jr
683-7311 Sunda School: 10:15 am
Bible Studv - 915 a.m. y S
Sunday Family worship - 10:30 a.m. Worship: I lam, 7pm
Sunday Schlep - Supen i%ed Nursery Wed: 7:30 Bible Study, Bible Club
Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - noon for Children and Youth
Dr. Thomas Gemmell - Interim Minister 42"102-.665-0148anYo
EVFRYO vF WF.l COMF.
%4s �alce
S!!7G(G�CE4Z
60`3-0707
St. Isaac Joques Catholic Church
1148 Finch Avenue,
Pickering L1V 1,16
(905) 831-3353 [
SUNDAY LITURGY
Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m.
Sunday :1rloming
8:30,10:00,11:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m.
[.9ya Plumbin91 e IDrop-. • 1 1 r r•morirm • 1 1 In w ilii — s
iop Qua rl P urcoing ai
Reasonable rates
Service and
new installations
Residential
-Commercial
No job too big or small
Free estimates -over 20
years experience
Can 905-937-9777
1 Prxrring a
D•coro
-GUARANTEED"
PAINTING t
PLASTEMNG
S^JCCc ceiur•gs
baserriers renovations.Pay as you re satisfied.
For If tree estimate
all Scott
(416)414-5911
Pickering
Pa.l��wtea�ttb�ing��aynndg
rnTwm Tip yu.lui mA
i rca wwblc pr»5
C•11 lir a F7WFE Fstrtiaee
40+9669
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior 8 Exterior
European Workman-
ship
Fast, clean,
reliable service.
428-0081
ism" a
a STMAiE
Houses. Apartments.
Offices. AppNartces 8
Piano Specialists. Senior
8 Mid -Month Discounts.
Licensed, insured. Free
EstirrWes. h I- 1
Call 95.
1 Exp. in Households 2=
• Ads Pacww Arai.
(l tiro %l HOMF.
JE K i.%G
drapes. ValaritCS.
blinds.
Fitted slip covers
Your fabric or atm
Faux painting.
F .It 15 year, Cd ideas
can 626.4410
1 Fkxtrnq
carping
HARDWOOD
FLOORING
t. ast, m hn r,l" wti1
,with custom .tarn
Lper-finished,
estimates.
Call
AT HONE
INTERIORS
(MS) 409-0637
ARE 1 OL'
Having problemms
finding time to clean
your home.'
For Professional
Home Cleaning, call
Helen's
Home Services
today.
427-4385
Full-, uisured and
bonded
available. IS=
5 Years
experience. Kill
clean entire house
including frid6e 8
stove. Excellent
references. $55.
Please caU
839-3378 aft -4p -
CLEANING
LADY
AVAILABLE
6 years experience,
Excellent referenc-
es $ISI including
fridge A stove. can
Pam at 839-1701
rei4 Now it's ride so
by Ads Bess!
Vacuuming. dusting.
kadlicris bangs, blinds,
baseboards, ledges,
doors, and mise for I
low price of 565.00
Mondq $60 silt)
Car Rita
A tier 416.7011ii-9264
MCNEIL, Muriel (nee Guantz, - Ir loving
memory of a dear wife, mother and grand-
mother who passed away February 12,
1991.
Beautiful memories are wonderful things,
They last tilt the longest day.
They never wear out,
They never get lost,
They can never be given away.
To some you may be forgotten.
To others a part of the past.
But !o us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will always last.
Loved and always remembered Melvin,
Blair and Karen and Darin and Anja.
Grandchildren Jay, Brandy and Ryanne.
Nouse Cleanutg
HOUSECLEANING
LADY
Respormoie reliable
and with experience.
1147/ bring own
supplies. LOW rases.
Call Kelh
416-992-7975
Onvmg
scroois
S&B DRIVING
SCHOOL
Full Course Plig.
$259
-10 in car lessons
$159
Free Dict -up and drop off
(416) 287-3060
. Adull
Eiasnah twit
Escott SettrMeel
Serving Durham
Region
Discretion
Guaranteed
Open 9 a.m. Daily
(905) 725-2322
Now Hiring 16+
•� rf...l
■a�a• flemMr
SERV M
Fon wrO11MN
Affordable
1 -877 -MI -9400
(905) 665-9400
Abuse, Conflict Sum,
Depnasiat, Grief, Self.
Fsw m, RelabortsNps
k wmien Issues
• 1 1 In t••niorums
THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
s 'ook;rg for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
PICKERING
1775 Walnut Ln.
Mulmer rt.
White Cedar Dr.
Silver Maple Dr.
Woodsmere Cres.
Summerpark
Cres.
Seguin Sq.
Otonabee Dr.
Graceland Crt.
Amberlea Rd.
Kirkwood Ln.
Springview Dr.
Oakbum St.
Woodview Ave.
Pinegrove Ave.
Hogarth St.
Sandhurst Cres.
Anton Sq.
Rosefield Rd.
Feildlight Blvd.
Meadowview Cres
Falconcxest Dr.
Appleview Rd.
Dumbarton Rd.
Aspen Rd.
Parkside Dr.
Pebble Crt.
Amaretto Ave.
Straft pore Cres.
Dalewood Dr.
Brookbridge Gate
Rt Dr.
Sheppard Ave.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
905.683-5117
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AfP' ,PAOt 161h "ft lAWERTIMR, 0t:►"Af EWT10K Pili eryl'11, 20b0
`Pcker ng privAte-eye '
busted in child's `arrest'
PICKERiNG - A private investi-
gator has been charged with forcible
confinement and assault after alleged-
ly "arresting" a 12 -year-old student at
a Pickering public school last week.
Durham Regional Police Sergeant
Jim Grimley said the victim was ap-
parently involved in an altercation
with an I i -year-old boy on Feb. I off
the school grounds.
The next day the 11-year-old's
stepfather went to the school and con-
fronted the 12-vear-old outside, Sgt.
Grimley said.
"It's alleged the man identified
himself with a private investigator's
badge: before arresting the 12 -year -ofd
student and unlawfully detaining
him;' said Sgt. Grimley.
"It's our understanding (the man)
wasn't happy with how the school had
handled the previous incident"
Police weren't notified of the inci-
dent until after the 12-year-old's
mother learned what happened, he
said.
Daniel Lawrence Freed, 28, of
Finch Avenue, Pickering, was charged
Tuesday with forcible confinement
and assault. He was released to appear
in the Ontario Court of Justice, Os-
hawa on March 23. Sgt. Grimley said
Mr. Freed has been licensed as a pri-
vate investigator in Ontario since 1998
and had been issued a handgun carry-
ing permit, which police seized.
Region to hire
social housing boss
With a S34 -million price
tag, social housing is one of
the larger components of
Durham's budget, so Re-
gional council has decided
to hire a director to oversee
the provision of subsidized
shelter to the area's needy
people.
Social housing was one
of the areas downloaded by
the provincial government
to Regions two years ago.
While Durham has picked
up the cost the past two
years, the Province contin-
ues to administer social
housing.
Durham council decided
Wednesday to hire only a
director of social housing
and not establish an entire
department which would
create another bureaucracy.
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RAISED BUNGALOW - SOUTH AJAX $189.900 ROYAL LEPAIGE
Retirement or start a 'amity - this bungalow has 3 SUNDAY, FEB. 13, 2-4 P.M. CONNECT �Itxlllwmerlle
REALTY
bedrooms. The finished basement has an JACK MUIR* 29 TROWELLS LANE, AJAX
office/playroom and family room. Newer kitchen, 831-7677 Fabulous 3 bdrm. In Aiax. Close to shopping, schools 8 parks. Gas fireplace,
windows, roof and furnace Appointments start Sunday.finished bsmt., cent. air, huge fenced yard pkls unbelievableGai
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over
graprices
gas
hit the road to rig a
strath ' '
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Drivers want the brakes put on `skyrocketing' costs
Local truckers, fed up with
Diesel fuel prices used to sit
ing the problems and that
the high cost of fuel, will meet
around 45 cents, about 10 cents
means governments and fuel
Sunday to develop a course of
cheaper than gasoline. But now
companies, he said.
action.
diesel prices are in the high 60s.
"You've got to have the
Organizers are expecting
Some drivers say they're losing
whole country behind you" to
150 owner/operators of big rigs
5400 a week because of the
get the message across, he said.
to attend the 9 a.m. meeting at
high prices, costs they can't
"You don't have the whole
the Holiday Inn in Ontario.
cover.
country behind you if you stop
Most of those haul goods for
Mr. Palfrey said owner/oiler-
traffic"
southern Ontario's auto indus-
ators need to get together and
He said everyone, transport
tries.
work out how to get their mes-
drivers and car drivers, need to
"Fuel costs are skyrocket-
sage across and get prices back
get together to protest the high
ing;' said Wish Palfrey, a driver
to normal.
prices.
since 1971. "They're skyrocket-
But don't expect to see
Local owner/operators are
ing for everybody all across
blocked highways, he said. Dri-
invited to attend Sunday's
Canada"
vers need to target those caul-
meeting.
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683-1790
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RAISED BUNGALOW - SOUTH AJAX $189.900 ROYAL LEPAIGE
Retirement or start a 'amity - this bungalow has 3 SUNDAY, FEB. 13, 2-4 P.M. CONNECT �Itxlllwmerlle
REALTY
bedrooms. The finished basement has an JACK MUIR* 29 TROWELLS LANE, AJAX
office/playroom and family room. Newer kitchen, 831-7677 Fabulous 3 bdrm. In Aiax. Close to shopping, schools 8 parks. Gas fireplace,
windows, roof and furnace Appointments start Sunday.finished bsmt., cent. air, huge fenced yard pkls unbelievableGai
kitchen. Cap l
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What a card 37 y.o. Female.
55 auburn law- brown eyes.
Fun hang, mischievous. hon-
est, good+ratred. Interests
include fly-fishing. camping.
spats. anythwg outdoors.
'00k for a PWM 1010IM11
keep the bed warm lot me.
Seeking a Wier man. honest.
Intellectual. all dere good
things. 7663
WANT TO RZAY N
Trying to stay, out Of trotek 20
yr 5'4- due eyed long straw,
berry blonde haired gin.
Student. Bundle of fun A
energy good tines moist defi-
nitely guaranteed. Looking for
a man who loves the outdoors
socializing enjl ging file to the
hilt 8 all of do. 2128
THOGSAREAM
GETTING 6000
a. owv covid get awn Ow.
.erg SO v o Female. STi,
medium build An at-romlf
Man. d
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gardening. shows. playwq
Cards. staWV Uote to home
Looking tot confidante ad
Wnetmce vi a NS partner
TOO 6000 TO N TRUE
:reauve triendiv compas.
sionaie 21 yo Fes 54'
blond
4-
blonnd haw. blue eyes. medium,
build Hobbies are marry aril
far apart Looking for a guy
with a good head on his
shoulders. who knows what
he wants acid where he warms
to go Tell me about yourse8
and your interests 2021
SEXY CONFIDER VOLUP-
Outspoken teamTO1113playw highly
conversable hard working 37
yr SF 5'1- Reading movies A
the normality's of life interest
look,rg for a confident secure
A levelheaded guy to get lost
in the ckuuds with. 6968
LET'S COOK IFP
That share. W
y o Female. artrauive. .6'.
well dressed and put ;eogeth-
er Independent active.
social• fun Wining. Like going
to the gym. playing bridge.
lunches with herds. Ic*%
for a real prtlemart, with
simile interests, who is inter-
ested in gong out. m elft
even esph ring erne work! a bit.
3399
IWALLE TlNIG! 60
You toNELL
sample my
breakfast 29 ill Female.
brown hair, harelyeen eyes,
goad -natured. Lae to joke,
open-minded. sincere.
Hobbies Include arts A crafts,
cooking. sticking around die
Hague. Wishing to find some-
one
omeone who has no need for head
games. Just you and me. that
skm*. 7096
IN -TINE NONAN WITH
VAPJM NTERESTS
Brom to era
vrearwg army gear 37 yo
l^F qauburn
considered
&how &d• Teen
eyes Lopge. dorm-to-eam
honest b a fah. A Mate bio shy
but once you get 4 knew tie.
ywq wart, Gaps. Nam, f sh-
Mcanomg keep ire occYpmed
Seetrg happuwst m We you
Nbe to mwug ove6-
F011 A
WOODFAU
Because I feel I could have a
lot d fun with a gent guy and
lots of money to mow 39 y o
Fatale, my kends say I'm
pretty. and I don't disagree
Green eyes, trm body, ace
haw Logical. down-toearbh.
and humorous Hobbes
sic ide crafts. movies, music.
carnpng• and nature Tell me
about your apprxance arid
what pu do for fin. 4116
ALL THAT_
Arid a bag of daps 39 y.o.
Female. lithe. lean and anrac-
five with blond haw and great
eyes Ougp% wontahep-.
prock— litr lovetof �ban per-
Hlobbes go
are dancig, spats:
anMhin" goes. Waiting
aromid for the guy that
inspires me to even more.
Let's see what happens...
8463
CMTONBPOFF 0EIEK"
rreabw tun to be now 31 y.o.
Female. 57'. 140 bs, hang
sedQish hair. and hare) eyes.
Quiet person " an occa-
saw wiled sense at hums.
Looking for someone nim can
make me laugh and who also
W04 hanging out with kids
and animals: I bat a few of
both. 9141
LAMM A LOVELY
Friendly easy to be with 42 IN
very active female. Hoping fare
a big hearted 40.55 N gentle-
man
enth>man to spend life with. 7272
ON SUCH A LOVELY
ACCENT
r'•+y Out tee l't t romg a
;aod erne yroressionalty
-owed 40 V. Rem 5 6
iunm built brown hared with
one eyes girl Fe wine a
'�-ry Can be reserved
RAamc hones. bents A
werior decorating are a Hew
of my lies It you might be
Multi d lea, , dlfhp fist
6 me secure A slab4 m tee
do call 2511
SURTW FROM
SCRATCH IS NEPER EASY
But not stating at all never to
anybody ' wwhwe Take .
chance you might be very
Pleasaney surprmed 39 yr
my may ST A 135 lbs t
lie art- readrq a hlghUy
afventuram a creative
Rerrmwmter. two�wg veMweO
ndlnh0 to gam. 2071
DAME TO OE OIFPHEMT
Dare you 5'4- blonde hared
groan eyed lovely 61 yr SF
Ter-tw,otbny easy fun conga.
try to be in the presence of
Varied w eress, rearing, TV.
t d
a most : e normalnys of
life Hap" to Ind a warm
a*-Wro m atva�
51" gentlrrian. 7853
SAY PLEASE
ran a sucker for a ne poguy
39 yo. Female. 5.10-, blond
hair atlieimc build and dymam•
c Piwwov- Active. sponta-
meous and rneH established.
Interests oxhide hockey.
music. dancing. and. of
course. my man d the day A
killer
gooddl ate. I�want Vou and ro be
the same. Waiting For a tall
ban an outg . serve and
active man. 5500��Ji
TAREON UM
TW
Lice to go with a driends
frst> plolosophy 45 y.o.
Finale. reddish hair. fair cow
. heckles. median
height and —*A.
Huumapus, good-nan-d.
you fig at heart and to to be
aro r4 A great conversation-
alist. I love people wakiinhp.
actions, kids and anweals.
Wishing to mei someone
with te hsame interests as
ire. who is I terested in a
relationship.
ANA CAOANIA
8 I snap ny fingers. will the
man d nhl dreams n1elXaBY
appeal 46 yo. Female. 59',
medition build Arte curly
brown hair. Blown eyes and a
Mat sank. Furor bwq aid
sehiewty Calethe. but still
WUPW " MobDlet mOhee
=whatever II om.
fancy
lookup for tmaneore ommgoiq
sd wtewsmng 6191
OUTGOING. (#EMOLY a
FUM
LOokm7 to a Danita wish
stilton qualities. 18 yo
Female. 5'4-. irk brown bar.
blit eyes. fm and wet bulk
Lowe ha WN arand with
people ppy who are haand
e. . , m life. you should be
tbmpassroyhe and caring I
keep bM horseback ndmg.
Playing volleyball. gong for
long wais. use s0e+hdhtq
,ratty owe, me abort
yaw physical 4ppeaqunae. age
A mtwestt 1985
Men
wotllRea
LOOKING FOR LOVE?
Look owes here 40 v0
male,
57'. 130 lbs Trudiful is my
middle name Catch me lak
ng a lag walk on a beautiful
day. or Out wnh trends in the
evening. Looking to a
woman who is Mrd -f sersh.
outgoing. open-minded and
sncere. 5759
frS COLO OUTSIOE
But nice and warm a side we
me 40 y.o. mak. 51 ' pram
hair A eyes. mlebwn build.
Lowe to laugh. haw a
odi
we W" ththefighter arid of
life Catch me gong for a
walk, to the movies.
bowhng iditp to mtlel Ure
woman flat is simply cut put
lot me. compatible. easy-
goingand true. 88W
1 IELIEVE LEE K TO DE
LIVED
Not washed. 67 y.o. male.
$9-. modw" build. in good
health Blue eyes. distin-
QWOs d wlii a hal. Qu"oiq
Wegerituts, full of life and
erhergy. Rlr4Y wodring on bey
00M es ken time on
realling. "let, old movies,
dhvi" and exploring. 2941
MO1R
Letme serenade you with a
somhQ. let V4. male. 180 bar.
55 . blond half. blue eyes.
Great sime of humlmr, It to
make people laugh. Flobdes
are model aimplanes, swim-
mig a fisting. Musically
ented a mubi-tahrhted.
Searching fix you if You are
honest fun. open traded and
compassionate. 3356
INTO ALL THE h1ORNAU-
TES OF UFE
Young 24 N single male.
Arerage shape a easy to con,
arse with. Pan time WWI" I
Me to harp out with hmands.
nor pubR a life rd khat to
meet in attrxtne in good
snaps ger 8651
GOT A GOOD ONE HERE
Wooton T you agree t4 'c
medium Male. bus" 5-t0-.
190 Ihs 1'11 try any" once-
W40Y almost a"" lost
spats. waking wound time
horse. going for walks.
movies. Happy with hie.
tmnkrrg the mes wine I get out
dyne and try time damp thug
Menti don't you mboduR nae
to rt gradually? WA2
til make you pun lie a kitten
45 y o Male. 6'0-. 175 IDs. tit
and Youthful "ing- Easy-
gormg- ktud and fun.
Ewpbytd making people
heaNM in body. mind. and
soul - maybe !1!= can gnat You a
few bps. Othi meereses are
mm% woiwg ort, weight
trawling. maoal arts 28M
NEVER
GIVE UP
Type atude pit- good bots
and rmterestrhg pexsorefiry. 29
tiz, Mak. SE Olati haw.
blue eyes. physio, fu Old-
fashioned. romantic. irr in-
tive personality. with a Strang
set of ethics and great sine
of humorCA
sy
hwomkng, .tats. t.wishingd
a soul mate who'll stick
Ids bew. 8364 Mae eM
FULLY COBRPiED
To making file marvelous. 43
yo. hlele. easy-going, fun hov-
ing .' WNW love to know more
about any Interested woman,
io'"V her ruereM hob-
bies. thoughts, likes and
appearance. I We shmimmim",
insiev dl. and moves.
Walih9 fOfrnild b cow"
rhe ninemgwpmi8erutm wniM an
t � iAL7(i IIMEfT
Almost to a famlt. 49 Each
Mian male. 57'• srrit build.
Easy-goina usually a pbasoe
to hive around. Lobe travel.
spans..—g. movies a just
ailing hp in hat of Ute t.v.
Prdess or Pl, eapbyed, aural
kadirg hx SoetedlB to add a
little fdfilkreM iomY person-
al fife. 7827
YOU'VE mum E SO
FM
But I feel like you are out
there right bleyad my reach.
45 y.c. Male. 6'0'. 180 lbs.
arww, ayesAw/go xi e. or stay wmm a great woman
&*MY. bray, laid -bads. LooWq la you if you are
Nobhles aro martial arts. eeAh9otq. remanrt. and w,m-
wakug -- r mit mowsep to become good Mends.
and walks Lookaq for a 1031
woman to add $k sparkle to ON LA LA
IV ire. ere $tars 10 lay sky. Je Vaseet 47 v o Male. 190
the cracker to my cheese — ft. 510'. buts body. Lae b
you ger the idea Woe laugh. an a pperrral pothem
HE'S MEMO SO HE HAS Sxe" soreeame spanu-
ALL THE THE neon. with a good sonars of
In ate worts to scsi wrath k%"w and a randiness fa itW
you Browrm nalryay eyes 55- about anYtmuq lea me about
R 9entkmim 5'8 a 185 Ds. ~ beeps you busy. 1J
into stamp cobecirgigarden-
rq.Pit A most norm skies of EASY AS 1-2-3
Ids Big hearted generous A You hat, I'mnswerand a. we'll
afhectioaln seekng a lady go hon "we. M y0 kaale.
who would smiley getting to 6Tr. 200 lbs.Hethgtyw, beard
one mode better, m mm
adv- mstade Get along with
two- spirrmd A ready to try eviyore. except idiotsloo
now twigs. 3162 travelling, gdfr", fall %
LOOROIC FOR A WARN 90" out with hwrdi
GENERM Looking for an easy-gwq. has.
Soul No meld with mine 1w"tiwmOplein 0Spen ne
sa
Romamt had working 43 yr welhfy, idea of _
SM 5'6- a 135 lbs Eve sable- look � � tel me whatever
Awed a always corvlersable. SM
hiving a good timelse you feel like. S
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7117 722t � � TO TOOr NY
PIERCED EARS i A gBout I think I'm a prem darn
COWE Howdoes dial g 155 lbs sandy atch 27 hale litre eyes,
social even-tempered resp r. Taetatve outgoing, relaxed
for a W
Bible had workirhE 5'9 A 1tinp Wide but d lin
lbs 69 LoaSM. Swni retired IeMot with an Interesting person.
cars. boating. What do I wqh. parE la
A tni in kik a all tyt w � ag keep aer
ie
goes slag with it. Would we Walls
busy. b you to keep
you to ole promiscuous Avery me inspred, 48W
apei�erded. 1888 IATMG FOR
NIBEES
YOUT& V11 t I THE iFO �T Fey I h.5 Bine 0 lbs, ! 40
Your Yo. Able, ST- 13D bar. Pae
Kid d guy. Slop riot here. classic guy a real pieesel kit
haling -vat kww Ids mpati wM a all and spired my
Blonde haffedm re eyed51 r own'Warn 0 bow about
a 1551 good ktolimq a men �' tO1f "--rest: hubbies.
1e, all Put 1eEetren Feeble rreadimg daNn s I kegs bug
we in lade a Orad er ad wase.
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me 0 awl ithe
they? Mahe mire! 7430 � T00 NfAE TO
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ed positve a sane wilhim
11h; wn�� 6
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hen elf woad pithwy but- no touch sfouc . IManeseed in
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n _good � two � weeeee bit d hm? 1980
sibs" enrple CoConversable a A FV*UPM OW WIN
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the most out d kik. Areal L[A
bays' toy. Nave tool kit hq* A1e yon a ft qui g vtonan?
able in tle Imbue. 9967 447yaa Mak. 5'1 f', brown
R IEV91 R111l TO ASK eM• 210 bar.
Where are Will anyway? phave a � sense d haSocial iwrl
b brown eyesAw Mellow Its. ad bre to meet new people
to few 1, q who
Interest vert' socia per
is00t� udersiattdiks i
hareresu are Lv.. movies. children adenyl kiandy. I
bowling, etc. Wanting to lite movies and going b the
sped romahtc times at home treatre; maybe fiat's a good
place lo b intent suit
other. 17
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