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�d . `It will be time to celebrate This case isn't closed until j r.Tm glad he was convicted.
-when we get Julie back rt
-= John Stanton after demanding Diller
whereat its u a teeA body
Julie's
Tears and cheers as
By SAI. BOVI%t4RTTO
S7'AF} RFA)R- n R
PICKERING — Friend-, and
family of murdered Julie Stanton say
they won't rest until the man con-
victed of killing her reveals where he
hid the Pickering teen's body.
"This is not a day for celebra-
tion," Julie's father John Stanton
said after Peter Stark was sentenced
Thursday to life in prison with no
chance of parole
for 25 vcars after
being ftwnd guilty
of first-degree
3 IFN. murder.
It will be when
we finally get Julie
back," Mr. Stanton
_ said outside the
Peter Stark Whitby provincial
courthouse with
wife Pat by his
side.
?i "We're very
relieved," a teary-
eyed Mrs. Stanton
said. "It's the only
verdict they could
have come up
Julie Stanton with. (Mr. Stark)
is where he
belongs, behind bars."
The seven -man, five -woman
jury, which began its deliberations
around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday,
returned the guilty verdict shortly
before noon yesterday, as several of
Julie's family and friends, members
of the media and the public looked
on. As the verdict was announced,
loved ones of the slain teen let out a
collective cheer which was followed
by tears, hugs and kisses.
Julie's sister Kerry, her mother
Pat and friends Tanya Whitehead
and Heidi Piche, all of whom
:Julie's remains are found' =k
-- Homicide Detective Harold Curwain
He deserves it
ihe's friend Tanya Whitehead testified
cher Proseculig in sensational trial
killer gets life
Peter Stark sent to prison for 25 years
,, i—.-,�-�1 Uiik maintains innocence'`
Judie StaMon's parents Pat and John talc to the media after Peter
Stark was found guilty Thursday of kiting their daughter.
,Photo by Sad Bommardo
appeared as prosecution witnesses Durham Regional Police homicide
during the trial, wept openly in the Detective Harold Curwain, who led
courtroom. As Mr. Stark was led out the investigation into the girl's dis-
of the courtroom after being sen- appearance, tried their best to choke
tenced by Mr. Justice Stephen aback tears. Meanwhile, defence
Glithero, Mr. Stanton jumped up attorneys Leo Adler and Anil
from his seat briefly and yelled, Kapoor patted Mr. Stark on the back
"Peter, where's Julie?" to console him following the verdict.
Crown attorney John Scott, assis- Mr. Stark's mother Emily, who
tant Crown Greg O'Driscoll and also appeared as a prosecution wit -
SAL BORUAIANISM
STAFF RF?ORM
RULB UNG — Attorneys for
vicUd murderer Petty Stark
i its appeal their diem's first -
roe stlirder onavictioe Thms-
iII tilt abduction said murder of
10.00
ness in the rase, and his sister Linda
showed very little emotion after the
verdict was announced.
Even a few members of the
media, some of whom had covered
the case since Julie's disappearance
on Easter Monday, April 16, 1990,
were teary-eyed. After meeting
briefly with both prosecution
lawyers following the verdict, Julie's
parents were met with a crush of
media outside the courthouse.
"(Mr. Stark) needs to be off the
streets," Mrs. Stanton said without
bitterness.
"When Peter tells us where the
body is that's when it will be time to
celebrate," Mr. Stanton added.
"I'm glad he was convicted. He
deserves it," Julie's friend Tanya
Whitehead said outside the court-
house. "We want (Julie) back so we
can have a decent memorial ser-
vice."
"It's only half over. We have to
,get (Julie) back," said friend Heidi
Tiche before breaking into tears..
"This case isn't closed until
(Julie's) remains have been found,"
said Det. Curwvain. "I hope (Mr.
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years ago
"It's a real disappointment; '
defence attorney Leo Adler said
following the jury's decision after
about six hours of deliberation.
"Pow insists he had nothirsg to do
wish the death of Julie Stanton. t
z•'ltasa bam itwrllcee lie caedtrtx the
va,2* hk e�beUX Waniatititis
Stark) tells us where she is for the
family."
Julie's body has never been
found despite numerous searches of
Durham Region conducted by
friends, family and police.
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MRHAM — The local kickoff takes place today for this year's holiday
R-I.D.E. program to Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere.
Officers from Durham Region, Metro Toronto, York Region and Ontario
Provincial Police will meet at Steeles Avenue at the Pickering - Scarborough
Town Line at 5 pm. for the kickoff.
Durham Regional Police will dedicate six full-time officers to the R.I.D.E.
program and will supplement the program when other officers are available.
OPP's Whitby detachment will have all patrolling officers keep a look -out
for dnm k drivers.
Trial `was a real ordeal'
FROM PAGE 1
Lawyers for the Crown refused to
comment on the possibility of an
appeal, choosing instead to savor
their victory, which they say won't
be complete until Julie's remains are
found.
"We're pleased with the verdict,,,
assistant Crown attorney Greg
O'Driscoll said on behalf of Crown
attorney John Scott, absent from the
media scrum.
"It was a real ordeal. It's been a
long and difficult case. But it doesn't
change what's happened to Julie and
what the family has suffered. I'd just
like to spend some time with the
family right now. I have no further
comment at this time," Mr.
O'Driscoll said.
The Crown's case was bared pri-
marily on circumstantial evidence,
since Julie's body hasn't been found
and no murder weapon recovered.
The Crown called about 80 wit-
nesses during the trial, which began
in early October, to prove their case
against Mr. Stark, who admitted
through his lawyer he picked up the
Dumbarton High School honors stu-
dent Easter Monday, April 16, 1990
near her Maury Crescent home.
However, Mr. Stark has main-
tained he dropped the girl off near
the Pickering Town Centre after tak-
ing her to lunch at Harvey's that
day, then went back to his boat
where he slept until 4 pm.
However, there was no evidence
presented during the trial that Mr.
Stark was in fact on his boat that day
or that he took Julie to lunch.
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`RichMPs' pensions
need reform: McTeague
By KEITH GILLIGAN
STAFF REPORTER
AJAX-PICKERING — Pen-
sions for federal Members of Parlia-
ment are "too rich" and need to be
reformed, says Ontario Riding MP
Dan McTeague.
Legislation to be introduced in
the House of Commons within the
next two months may set
an age requirement for col-
lecting pensions and end
`double-dipping' where
former MPs get a pension
while being employed by
the federal government.
Mr. McTeague intro-
duced a private member's
bill in April to reform pen-
sions by ending double-dipping,
requiring recipients to be 60 years
old and increasing the amount of
time they must first serve to at least
three consecutive terms and a mini-
mum of 10 consecutive years.
He says his bill "could be redun-
dant" once the government legisla-
tion is introduced.
Currently, an MP with six years'
service can collect a pension once
they leave the House of Commons,
regardless of their age.
National Citizens' Coalition
(NCC) communications director
Gerry Nicholls says, "Mr.
McTeague is right on. The pensions
plan needs to be reformed. It's a
gold-plated pension.
"It's especially bad when you
consider the government will ask
citizens to make sacrifices for ik
good of the economy and they're
not willing to make sacrifices them-
sdves. '
That's a sentiment spared by Mr.
McTeague, who says pension
reform should be "treated before we
deal with a possibly tough budget.
Members of Parliament have to be
seen to be taking a hit before an
austerity budget."
Federal finance minister Paul
Martin has been warning the coun-
try the government's spring budget
will include harsh measures in an
effort to cut the deficit.
Reforming pensions "goes to the
question of our credibility to run
our affairs," Mr. McTeague says.
MPs' pensions have unlimited
protection against inflation.
The NCC estimates for-
mer Progressive Conserva-
tive cabinet minister Perrin
Beatty, an MP for more
than 20 years before losing
in the 1993 election, is col-
lecting $70,436 a year in
pension. Mr. Beatty is now
44 and, if be lives to be 75,
he will have collected more
than $5 million in pension.
"Technically, be's doing as well
un -elected as when he was elected,"
Mr. McTeague notes.
Mr. Nicholl says it's "impossible
to fund a plan like thus" in the pri-
vate sector. "If it's fully indexed, no
one knows what the cost will be in
20 years."
For every S8 in the plan, MPs
contribute $1 and taxpayers $1, Mr.
Nicholl reports.
The NCC has been seeking
MPs' pension reform since the late
1970s.
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Reform now
Though Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague may find
himself on opposing sides with fellow Liberals in
Ottawa, his aggressive and vocal push to reform pension
benefits deserves recognition.
The introduction by Mr. Mc'Ibague of a private mem-
ber's bill last April set the stage for debate and reform of
the fully -indexed pensions for Members of Parliament.
The bill calls for an end to 'double-dipping' (where for-
mer MPs get a pension will being employed by the fed-
eral government), requiring recipients to be 60 years old
and increasing the minimum time served to three con-
secutive terms before MPs are eligible. That's some-
thing far more acceptable to the Canadian public which
is footing the bill for the gold-plated pensions MPs cur-
rently receive.
And the timing of the current debate is impeccable.
The federal government has been warning Canadians to
prepare themselves for some tough budgetary news next
spring; reforming current MP pension policies will send
a powerful message to everyday Canadians that the fed-
eral government is in touch with the people it represents
and that its members are willing to make sacrifices too.
Considering that Canadian taxpayers contribute $7
for every $8 in the plan, it's imperative that their wishes
be heard — as clearly as politically possible -- and that
the federal parliament respond accordingly.
"there's a serious question of credibility involved for
the federal government in this issue, as Mr. McTeague
has so adequately pointed out. Pressure is mounting, and
there is a loud chorus of Canadian voices being heard
across the country. It's time to reform MP pensions.
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To the editor:
1 would like to take this
opportunity to thank your news-
paper for its excellent coverage
of the local election.
If you will allow me, I also
want to thank all the residents of
Ajax who took the time to come
out and vote, especially those in
Ward 3 who cast their ballot for
me.
1 want to assure them that I
will remain active locally and
will return in '97, God willing.
The television and print
media in the Ajax area did a
superb job of presenting all can-
didates to the people.
There was absolutely no
excuse for residents of Ajax to
say that they did not vote
because they didn't know any-
thing about those who were run-
ning.
It is little comfort that our
election turnout was statistically
higher than most areas...30 per
cent (roughly) is not acceptable.
But let's not dwell on the
past -
You have elected your new
municipal council for a three-
year term.
Stan now to familiarize your-
self with the issues in your area
and watch how your councillors
deal with those issues.
Also, do not be afraid to talk
those things out with those of us
who have said that we will defi-
nitely be looking for your vote in
'97.
There were approximately
41,000 eligible voters in Ajax
for this election.
Some 27,000 of you did not
cast a ballot.
It will be one challenge that I
face over the next three years to
attempt to find out why so many
do not vote and try to convince
you of the great importance of
participating in local election.
I hope that in the next elec-
tion our turnout is over 50 per
cent.
Remember, local politicians
are responsible for most of the
services and developments that
affect you on an everyday basis.
Get involved!
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"They're not tough
enough. Tobacco is a
proven carcinogen and a
leading cause of heart
failure."
DON CRUMB SR.
n1hey haven't gone far
enough. Second-hand
smoke is the greatest dan-
ger."
ANDREW GADEK
"1'm not a smoker, the
laws should be tougher,
like no smoking in public
places."
CAROL MwMILLAN
"I'm tore; I'm sitting
on the fetter. As a smoker
I have my rights, but so
do non-smokers."
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Bear essentials
Children involved in accidents during December or staying at the
Ajax and Pickering General Hospital on Christmas Day will
receive a teddy bear to keep them company. The Knights of
Columbus Council 6161 and the Ajax Canadian Tire donated 50
teddy bears to be given out by ambulance service personnel.
From left are Barry MacMillan of the Knights of Columbus and
ambulance service personnel Jim Moir and Mike Dick.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
PUBLIC MEETING
Open House & Workshop
Pickering Beach Alignment
Precursor Study
December 6,1994
7:30 p.m.
Ajax Community Centre -Admiral Room
INDOOR SPORTS CAMP
FUN FOR BOYS i <illM.S Awe 7-12
INLINE ROLLER HOCKEY
BALL HOCKEY • BASKETBALL
BASEBALL HITTING INSTRUCTION
• SPACE CENTRE USE
DEC. 26-30
$ 00 JAN. 2 TO 6
15o CALL TODAY!
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Local merchants off to ChristmasFest
AJAX-PICKERING — Local merchants will show
and sell their wares at the 3rd Annual C hristmasFest
this weekend.
Two Pickering -based companies — Needful
Things by Elizabeth and C. & M. Enterprises — are
among over 50 exhibitors at the "old-tyme country
Christmas celebration and gift sale" on the Markham
Fairgrounds Saturday and Sunday.
Billed as "a gift sale with a difference", Christmas -
Fest runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days at the fair-
grounds, on McCowan Road seven kilometres north
of Hwy. 7.
Admission is $5 for adults, $2 for children 12 and
under. There's free parking.
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FROM ONLY 14991*
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INCLUDING, BILLIARD TABLES AND ACCESSORIES.
DUFFERIN CUES, DARTS, SHUFFLEBOARD, BARS
BOARD GAMES, PUZZLES, CASINO EQUIPMENT,
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nme%s up a
Oshawa Times
employees reeling
after closure of
123 -year-old
publication
By CHRIS BOVIE
DURHAM STAFF
UUKHAM — The closure of
the Oshawa Times newspaper
this week — after 123 vears of
publication in the community —
has left many questions in its
wake.
The approximately 70 union-
ized workers, whose jobs have
vanished, are looking for
answers on issues such as out-
standing salary owed and, most
importantly , their future.
"Were still truing to sort out
severance pay," saes former
Times photographer Phil Raby.
s dal)Y stops
s
"A lot of people still have
possessions in the building that
they can't get."
Times publisher F.M. (Mac)
Dundas has stated the Thomson -
owned newspaper will officially
close Sunday. Dec. 4 at mid-
night.
Union workers walked off
the job Nov. 7.
Since that time management
`A lot of people still
have possessions in the
building they can't get.'
-- Phil Raby
and the union officials met on
two occasions, but an agreement
could not be reached.
The striking employees had
formed their own paper under
the banner of the Oshawa Inde -
Come and Meet
ISAX
HAINES
wi9 be sp* mpo of Ilia bwb
110LTIPLS MOADSABRS
andDOCTORS WHO KILL
SATURDAY DECEMBER 3rd
to p -a - Z00 p.ni.
PICKERING
TOWN CENTRE
Can't Make It?
Olt
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copy by ph"V5427
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• • • • • • • t • • • • f • • • f • •
the presses
pendent. Those employees are
trying to obtain provincial fund-
ing to continue and expand oper-
ations.
"We're putting forth a plan
that would provide jobs for all
the workers," Mr. Raby says.
Approximately 600 newspa-
per carriers have also been left
out in the cold with the closure
of the newspaper.
Jaycee Marcovitch, the Times
carrier of the year, delivered 65
papers a day six days a week.
With his father out of work, the
13 -year-old carrier's income was
important for the entire family.
"He really needed the
monev... his mother says. "The
$45 he made a week pays for
school supplies, clothing and
helped the family. He was
expecting a $200 to $ 300 Christ-
mas bonus."
No one ever called her son to
let him know his job would be
terminated, she reports.
Aft
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DECEMBER SAVINGS.'
LAS
VEGAS
Stardust - Motor Inn
(standard room)
Dec. 11-22• 1279
4 nights
'Dec. 22 departure for 3 nights only
Maxim HoteWasino
(standard room)
Dec. 11-22'
3 or 4 nights 199
'Dec. 22 departure for 3 rngrra only
Baby's Casino Resort
(standard room)
Dec. 11-22• IM9
3 or 4 nights
'Dec. 22 departure for 3 nights only
I Transportation tax add $95 1
am
MARGARITA ISLAND
Margarita Dynasty
Dec. 23 standard room,
9
$i 199
week 2 weeks
Transportation taxes add S50. and $26 U.S. approx. paid locally.
PUERTO VALLARTA,
MEXICO
Playa De Oro AlNndusive
Incudes breakfast. lunch and dinner daily (buffet) • midday and
midnight snacks • all local drinks from 10 am to 11 pm • daily
activities program • evening shows!
Dec. 22• (standard room) (*Dec. 23 departure add $20 per person)
1379
l729
1 week 2 weeks
Transportation tax add $66.
GUARDALAVACA, CUBA
Atlantico Hotel Inciudes breakfast a dinner daily!
Dec. 19 (standard room)
$1
1 week2 weeks 149
Transportation taxes add $64: and $11 U.S. paid locally.
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rourtdtrip airfare from Toronto via Air dationTransat, transfers
between airport and hotel, accommodation as selected.
baggage handling, and services of local representative.
Air Transat Holiday Ont. Reg. #04124996.
O�PROTECT
Pickering Town Centre 420-7600
YOUR VACATION WITH VOYAGEUR TRAVEL INSURANCE - WE RECOMMEND ITI
Prices and dates shown are those available at advertising deadlines and are subject to being sold out or change and to a surcharge by the
operator without notice. Prices may vary depending upon date of travel. accommodation selected and are per person based on double
occupancy unless otherwise stated. Terms and conditions applicable to these offerings are those detailed in the suppliers brochure(s). Not
included: G.S.T., transportation tax and related transportation fees, any items of a personal nature, unlow spocieed. This otter maY
not be valid in conjunction with any other discount or incentive offered by either Sears Travel or its supplier(s). ® Copyright, 1994 Sears
Canada Inc Any reproduction without the written consent of Sears Canada Inc. is prohibited. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS Travellers should
be aware that different living standards and practices and different standards and conditions with respect to the provision of utilities. services
and accommodations may exist outside of Canada. Sears Canada Inc d.b.a. Sears Travel Service. Ont. Reg. #2264141. '"'AIR MILES
International Holdings N Authorized User Sears Canada Inc.
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HOLIDAY RECIPE CONTEST
The News Advertiser is asking all our readers to
submit their favorite holiday recipe. Your name will
be dropped in a draw to win a microwave oven
valued at $500.00. Also selected recipes will be
used in our HOLIDAY RECIPE SECTION
circulating to 37,500 homes in the Ajax/Pickering
area on December 14, 1994.
Submitr recipe you ec pe to.
Ajax./Pickering News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 21-15
marked HOLIDAY RECIPE CONTEST drop
or off
your recipe at our office.
Deadline for entries is December 7/94
For further details contact
7 Sue Ploughman 683-5110.
Come and Meet
ISAX
HAINES
wi9 be sp* mpo of Ilia bwb
110LTIPLS MOADSABRS
andDOCTORS WHO KILL
SATURDAY DECEMBER 3rd
to p -a - Z00 p.ni.
PICKERING
TOWN CENTRE
Can't Make It?
Olt
l Order your autographed
copy by ph"V5427
. 5427
• • • • • • • t • • • • f • • • f • •
the presses
pendent. Those employees are
trying to obtain provincial fund-
ing to continue and expand oper-
ations.
"We're putting forth a plan
that would provide jobs for all
the workers," Mr. Raby says.
Approximately 600 newspa-
per carriers have also been left
out in the cold with the closure
of the newspaper.
Jaycee Marcovitch, the Times
carrier of the year, delivered 65
papers a day six days a week.
With his father out of work, the
13 -year-old carrier's income was
important for the entire family.
"He really needed the
monev... his mother says. "The
$45 he made a week pays for
school supplies, clothing and
helped the family. He was
expecting a $200 to $ 300 Christ-
mas bonus."
No one ever called her son to
let him know his job would be
terminated, she reports.
Aft
I
I
DECEMBER SAVINGS.'
LAS
VEGAS
Stardust - Motor Inn
(standard room)
Dec. 11-22• 1279
4 nights
'Dec. 22 departure for 3 nights only
Maxim HoteWasino
(standard room)
Dec. 11-22'
3 or 4 nights 199
'Dec. 22 departure for 3 rngrra only
Baby's Casino Resort
(standard room)
Dec. 11-22• IM9
3 or 4 nights
'Dec. 22 departure for 3 nights only
I Transportation tax add $95 1
am
MARGARITA ISLAND
Margarita Dynasty
Dec. 23 standard room,
9
$i 199
week 2 weeks
Transportation taxes add S50. and $26 U.S. approx. paid locally.
PUERTO VALLARTA,
MEXICO
Playa De Oro AlNndusive
Incudes breakfast. lunch and dinner daily (buffet) • midday and
midnight snacks • all local drinks from 10 am to 11 pm • daily
activities program • evening shows!
Dec. 22• (standard room) (*Dec. 23 departure add $20 per person)
1379
l729
1 week 2 weeks
Transportation tax add $66.
GUARDALAVACA, CUBA
Atlantico Hotel Inciudes breakfast a dinner daily!
Dec. 19 (standard room)
$1
1 week2 weeks 149
Transportation taxes add $64: and $11 U.S. paid locally.
• iw:llrauel $eeralwe • Seem Cr MW AMI &R_~ AeMetr Flee t11- Esti �Wt)t�lt j1M iiM >N
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am =man W*bt s aim-daftaNlwalMwtFtl�tdtel
Prices include hotel taxes & service charges. Prices include
rourtdtrip airfare from Toronto via Air dationTransat, transfers
between airport and hotel, accommodation as selected.
baggage handling, and services of local representative.
Air Transat Holiday Ont. Reg. #04124996.
O�PROTECT
Pickering Town Centre 420-7600
YOUR VACATION WITH VOYAGEUR TRAVEL INSURANCE - WE RECOMMEND ITI
Prices and dates shown are those available at advertising deadlines and are subject to being sold out or change and to a surcharge by the
operator without notice. Prices may vary depending upon date of travel. accommodation selected and are per person based on double
occupancy unless otherwise stated. Terms and conditions applicable to these offerings are those detailed in the suppliers brochure(s). Not
included: G.S.T., transportation tax and related transportation fees, any items of a personal nature, unlow spocieed. This otter maY
not be valid in conjunction with any other discount or incentive offered by either Sears Travel or its supplier(s). ® Copyright, 1994 Sears
Canada Inc Any reproduction without the written consent of Sears Canada Inc. is prohibited. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS Travellers should
be aware that different living standards and practices and different standards and conditions with respect to the provision of utilities. services
and accommodations may exist outside of Canada. Sears Canada Inc d.b.a. Sears Travel Service. Ont. Reg. #2264141. '"'AIR MILES
International Holdings N Authorized User Sears Canada Inc.
44ect morefirom. Sears
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♦ BUSINESS
Better in the Bahamas?
❑ Durham Business
and Professional
Women's Club hosts
`fun in the sun'
meeting to discuss
Bahamian business
opportunities
DURHAM — You can have
Fun in The Sun while learning
about doing business in the
Bahamas.
Renee Munro of the Bahamas
Tourist Office will speak about
conducting business in the country
during a meeting of the Durham
Business and Professional
Women's Club.
Tropical attire is requested for
the meeting which has as its theme
Fun in The Sun.
It's being held Wednesday,
Dec. 14, at the Victorian Gardens
Banquet Hall, at the corner of
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The reception begins at 6 p.m.
and dinner at 6:45.
Cost is $25 for members, $30
for non-members and $10 if you
just want dessert and the presenta-
tion.
Those attending are asked to
ff,
take a wrapped gift suitable for a
senior living in a nursing home,
with all donations being given to
residents of the Newcastle Hath
Care Centre.
Call Karen Graham at 427-
6930 or Nancy Bone at 723-3000
for more information or to reserve
a spot.
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♦ EDUCATION
Aspiring copsget cose-p 1 1o0 pat o ice woru
DURHAM — Local high school stu-
dents will get a first-hand look at what it's
like to be a police officer during a special
career day at Durham College in Oshawa
Dec. 8.
The event, expected to attract 160 stu-
dents, is being organized by the Durham
Board of Education in conjunction with
Durham Regional Police.
The Durham Region Roman Catholic
Separate School Board and Northumber-
land Clarington Board of Education will
also participate in the event.
The day is designed to give students
interested in careers in policing an accurate
picture of certain aspects of the job which
are often glamorized by the media, accord-
ing to organizers of the event.
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inner workings of forensic identification Officers of the Durham Regional Police
and the tactical support and canine units. Learning Centre at the college will be on
This will include a close-up look at equip- hand to answer questions and administer a
ment used by police to battle crime. miniature version of a recruiting test given
But students will also learn about other to applicants for the police force.
facets of policing through a panel of police Many students will find out how apti-
officers, ranging from cadet to sergeant, tude and spelling are important to police
who will field questions on various topics cadets.
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Billboard is a tree feature for communi-
ty events of a non-proth nature. To have
your events promoted in Billboard, fax
683.7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering
News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave.,
Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5.
The deadline for Billboard items is 10
a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday
publication, 10 a,m. the Wednesday
prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m.
the Thursday prior to Sunday publica-
tion.
FRIDAY, DEC. 2
CRAFT, BAKE SALE: A craft and bake
sale is held at Mt. Zion Community Cen-
tre, 4230 Salem Rd. between Cone. 7 and
8, Pickering, from 4 to 9 p.m., and Satur-
day and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Free admission.
Lunch available. Wheelchair accessible.
649-5102 (Shirley Jamieson).
CONCERT: The West Hill Commu-
nity Singers perform a Christ-
mas concert to benefit the Pick-
ering food bank at St. Paul's on
the Hill Anglican Church,
822 Kingston Rd., Pickering,
at 7:45 p.m.
Cash, food donations to the
food bank accepted. 839-7909.
SATURDAY, DEC. 3
CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND: St. Wil-
frid Catholic School, Brock Rd. N. and
Rossland Rd. in Pickering, hosts a craft
show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Craft tables,
book fair, children's make and take, poin-
settia sale and door prizes.
CRAFT SHOW: Ryleric Crafts hosts its
first annual Christmas Craft Show from
9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Eastshore Chom-
munity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S., Pick-
ering. Raffle proceeds to Ajax -Pickering
General Hospital. Visit Santa. Free admis-
sion. The craft show continues Sunday,
Dec. 4.
TURKEY SHOOT: The Pickering Lions
Club holds its annual turkey shoot from 10
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Pickering Rod and
Gun Club, one mile west of Brougham on
Hwy. 7 and south on Sideline 22. 839-
1589.
SANTA BREAKFAST: The Gingerbread
Co -Op Nursery School hosts a Breakfast
with Santa from 9 to 10:45 a.m. at Don
Beer Arena, Dillingham Rd., Pickering.
Santa's elves and Barney will also be
there. 831-9246.
SANTA BREAKFAST: The Claremont
Co -Op Nursery School hosts a Breakfast
with Santa and bake sale from 8:30 to 10
a.m. and 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Clare-
mont Community Centre on Old Brock Rd.
Santa Claus had great
company in Ajax parade
AJAX — Thousands of people who
lined the streets for the 29th annual
Ajax Santa Claus parade Saturday saw
some award-winning floats and
bands.
Winners were chosen in
seven categories, with each vic-
tor receiving a plaque and an
invitation to dinner with the Ajax
Lions Club, the parade sponsors. The
parade featured 72 entries.
The 5th Pickering Village
Brownies float won in the youth
group category, while the Ajax Kinsmen
entry was tops in the service clubs' divi-
sion.
Ajax Hydro had the best commer-
cial entry, with Taylor Studios (a
dance academy) heading the
non-commercial section.
The Spirit Performing
Youth Baton Corps won in
the majorette corps division and
the Ajax -Pickering Navy League
Band was judged the best marching;
hand. In the community involvement
category, the Ajax -Pickering Gener-
al Hospital float was tops.
Tickets are $5 and available at the Clare-
mont General Store, Marianne's Place or
by calling the school at 649-5223.
CRAFTS: St. Paul's United Church, 65
Kings Cres., Ajax, holds a craft sale from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Tables available for S25
each. Call George Oxenholm at 683-3213
to reserve a table.
AUDITIONS: Antares Theatre holds audi-
tions for the comedy How the
Other Half Loves from 1:30
to 4:30 p.m. at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, Valley
Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2.
Three males and three
females 20 years old and up are
needed. 831-6509 (Bruce), 837-1906
(Neil).
CRAFT SHOW: The Pickering Arts
Council holds a Christmas craft show from
10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd.
south of Hwy. 2. 427-7099 (Cindy), 420-
1949 (Janice).
CONCERT: The lean McDonald Singers
present songs and dance from The Nut-
cracker at l l a.m. and 12:15 p.m., at the
Pickering Central Library auditorium, One
The Esplanade. It's for all ages and tickets
are $3. Limited seating. 837-2611 for tick-
ets or information.
SUNDAY, DEC. 4
FOOD DRIVE: A non-perishable food
drive is being held by the women's cloth-
ing store Bianca Nygard in the Pickering
Town Centre from Dec. 4 to 11. Food goes
to Durham Region YWCA women's shel-
ters. 831-0858.
CRAFT SALE: The Denise Lester Dance
Academy holds a Christmas craft sale from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1550 Bayly St. (at
northwest corner of Alliance Rd.), Picker-
ing. 839-3041 (Maria. Suzie or Denise).
MONDAY, DEC. 5
CESAREAN PREVENTION: The
Cesarean Prevention, Support and Educa-
tion Group of Durham Region meets at
7:30 p.m. at 22 Jacob Dr., Whitby. Topic
of discussion is medical interventions.
666-4107 (Sandi).
FOOD, TOY DRIVE: The Durham
Regional Police Association's sixth annual
food and toy drive kicks off at 10 a.m. at
the Oshawa Armouries, Simcoe St. N.,
Oshawa.
Chief Trevor McCagherty officially
kicks off the event. 436-9494.
BARBERSHOP SINGERS: The Horse -
less Carriagemen Barbershop Chorus wel-
comes visitors at practices and singing
lessons every Monday night at the Glen
Stewart Park Club House at the corner of
Cabot and Cartier Sts. in Oshawa. 831-
3278 (Peter Gilbert).
QUIT SbIOKL'NG: The Lung Association
offers an ongoing group sup-
port program for smokers
at every stage of quitting.
Meetings are held Mon-
day nights from 7 to 9
p.m. in Oshawa at The
Pill Centre. 40 King St. W..
suite 300. Free. 436-1046.
STAMP CLUB: The Ajax Philatelic Soci-
ety meets at 7 p.m. in Room 110 of Ajax
High School, Bayly St. east of Harwood
Ave.
The society meets the first and third
Monday of each month. Junior collectors
are always welcome. 839-8364 (Ray), 666-
9819 (Dave).
RUG HOOKING: The Ajax Rug Hookers
meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Ajax Senior Citi-
zens' Friendship Centre. 45 Exeter Rd.
New members welcome. 428-6532
(:Michelle).
MANAGEMENT: The Durham Branch of
the Canadian Institute of Management
holds its winter term registration and
career counselling night from 5:30 to 6:30
p.m. in room 0320 at Durham College.
Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. 723-9505.
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♦SWIMMING
Durham A.quatl*c Club
wins two
AJAX-PICKERING — Durham
Aquatic Club (DAC) swimmers
had the golden touch at the recent
Brantfold International Invitational
Meet. -
The Pickering -based club sent
14 swimmers to the prestigious
meet, which drew approximately
16 teams and more than 600
athletes from Ontario, Quebec and
the U.S.
DAC registered two gold -medal
performances.
Matt Bell took top spot in the
200 -metre backstroke in the boys'
13 -and -14 division in a time of 2
gold medals
minutes 12.18 seconds.
Meanwhile, Mike Lockett swam
for gold in the boys' 13 -and -14
division 100m back. He finished in
1:02.4.
Both swimmers turned in the
fastest times recorded for those
events this year.
DAC also had two silver -medal
efforts. Sam McLoughlin was
second in the 50m freestyle in a
time of 29.3 seconds in the boys'
I l -and -12 bracket. Lockett also
won a silver in the 200m back
finishing in 2:13.14.
DAC swimmers also garnered
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three bronze medals at the meet.
McLoughlin was third in the 100m
free in a time of 1:05, while Matt
Bell finished third in the 100m
back in 1:03.3.
The boys' 13 -and -14 division
200m medley relay team of Joey
Kelman, Chris Mendes, Bell and
Lockett swam to bronze in a time
of 2:03.91.
Jordan Bell finished fifth in the
boys' 11 -and -12 division 100m
butterfly in 1:19.5. Courtney
Mitchell was sixth in the senior
girls' 100m back in a time of
1:10.18.
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three bronze medals at the meet.
McLoughlin was third in the 100m
free in a time of 1:05, while Matt
Bell finished third in the 100m
back in 1:03.3.
The boys' 13 -and -14 division
200m medley relay team of Joey
Kelman, Chris Mendes, Bell and
Lockett swam to bronze in a time
of 2:03.91.
Jordan Bell finished fifth in the
boys' 11 -and -12 division 100m
butterfly in 1:19.5. Courtney
Mitchell was sixth in the senior
girls' 100m back in a time of
1:10.18.
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variety of handcrafted
treasures."
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Free admission.
For information call 428-7610
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FIESTA HOTEL &
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(standard room) 1 week
Optional meal plan available -ask for details!
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week
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unlimited domestic alcoholic dr non-alcoholic
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PICKFRIN* — The Pickering
Panthers NRS Slid Choice Realty
Hughes scored a pair of markers,
with singles to Mark Rogers
scored the tuu goal, while Hughes
major atom `AA' rep hockey team
and
David Skrepnek. Scott Billing
notched the other marker. Billing
picked up the lone assist.
lost in the semi-final of the
Pickering Hockey Association
registered three assists, while
Rogers had two. Single helpers
In the shooting, goaltending and
Tournament last weekend.
The Panthers were downed 3-1
went to James Judges, Mark
Bannan and Evan Georgievski.
skating skills contests, Pickering
was well represented and finished
by York Toronto in the semi-final
Goalies Michael Lyne and Steven
second in all categories. Barman
was second in the shoot-out, Araujo
match.
Pickering posted a record of one
ArauJo shared the shutout.
In the third game, Pickering tied
in the goaltending section and
teammates
win, one loss and one tie in
the Thornhill Islanders 2-2.
Darryn Dubeau,
Georgievski, Judges and Michael
preliminary play to qty for the
Defenceman Dimitris Grigoriadis
Dawson in the relav skate -
playoff round.
The NRS atoms lost a tight 1-0
contest to Newmarket in the first
game. However, the
squad came back to play a strong
game against Bowmanville,
posting a 4-0 victory. David
Adult swim club
seeks members
PICKERING - A local adult
swim club is seeking new
members to take the plunge during
the fall and winter months.
The Pickering Masters
Splashers, a local non-profit swim
team, invites anyone 20 years of
age or older to come out and get
wet.
The Pickering Masters
Splashers train at Dunbarton Pool,
three evenings a week.
Interested individuals can
contact Cathy Mills at 428-7338.
Dr. Mary Mitchell
PEDIATRICIAN
Gladly announces the
extension of her practice
in Whitby, Oshawa and Ajax
areas.
New patients now being
accepted. Appointments can
be made at the following
locations.
jax: 200-95 Bayiy
treet west.
686-3900
Ihithy: 220 Dundas
treet west
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VAN work closely wet, sales par-
sonnel on quotation and
Presontation. M erglnowing
degree and minimum 2 yoeq
experience k required_ This is a
Permanent elp"fun ty o++a 1 a
compeIlteive salary
�with a
W: aasraa and Asaocras, 916
Sandy Beach Rd.. Piekeriinnpp
Ont LIW 1Z5 or fat Mx4 g7-
5009. (120294)
SALESPEOPLE
T.rcd of dee =mc old 9 9 arMd
$I0. E.
OFFICE Admin vmw - Ptfwtrg
for busy Olt'- draw. Even-
and SNdays' AOOrox-
-PIANOS/OlIA+r FATHER
SHIPPER
� menWaduring firm �
apanited sermotivated parson
Derienoe asset.
. Do-"
1 ec-
tion - New and used . mm. Not
L
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lntrative/reception'
for admiDuties
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Shit work, �d wages 3 benefits.
RECEIVER
P� D�� r��s book
keeping, thorough financial
an i
Please fat
a
olutely free.
at.
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resume to Carole at 430,.177$
Carassol*
in pecan at
e.
statements, light moeption and
596 Wentworth St. E.r Oshawa
LL
Supplies Canada Co. Is
ust
office ki `wa c ming.experi'co uter
ktaude atxarnting, computer
Local corn an re uires Tool
company q
.
a leading source of
p,word
;es t m
& Die Maker with experience
bar you eM to br t?
�
AJAX te+ig Apptanoo - no your am salsas ayMGru far as
industrial supplies.
dvsa�, 30 Nam
I E wpia a Cmms$c CIM* WE panto ady Sts br1M hams
If you have...
Commercial
on progressive and
d Minimum 1 year order picking shipping
Ave. Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15
IF are single
compound dies.
receiving experience
you or a single
Parent Of separated or divorced
rttswMtos wM cowadlw. iG. aero SASE. a TM Mas
Ability to stand long periods of time
with tire. years work
experyno,,
Please fax resume to:
4 Ability to lift and move heavy objects
you nW quality for
financial assatanos or 1 you are
mA k Nt110, hate Raw oak salt- rCWD LJIbdG. Laval. Ousbae
,'
MIrIAcs CAROLE PLUMMER
Forklift driving talent
over 45 and have recently been
•
will
GROUP
4 Familiarity with carrier and courier
k �� o P/ ER n.
■■■•■
I'`C at 905-579-6050
systems
4 Computer keyboarding experience
imp a
Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base.
Word. A c cp a c . Bedford.
MECHAW regwW for used
car reccneniorung Articles F -or,
J An aptitude for figures and data
at Durlhwn
area t�lrt dsalershp. lispy ibSale
t
accu racy
4 Excellent written and telephone English
HaA�rvadre. Cvotor Cour
P
Programming and Systems
87083, Oshawa This Week.
P.O. Box 461, Oshawa. Om. E
wall"
oommunicative skills
Analyist• Cobol. Pascal and C.
Phdoshap. OuaAc Express and
L I H 71.5 (120694) CARPET Broker. 100% Nylon.
thick.
....then please forward your resume, With
Illustrator. Durham Business
Plush. stain resistant
i1A1xrTEtIAIICE Person wAh 20 karpot For 3 mons, only $Mg.
salary expectations to:
Computer College. 427-3010.
years
e est a P6n6nc s. 1 an-weelding Pros wx*,dlss 30 sq.ydn carpet.
13.
Human %sources
Sales
130 s
d.wt. Ped and irat■rrbn .,
' o your hone. Free quotation in
' No Now pay -
w b
Supplies Canada Co.
" F
• r is 0110 (full veer untl Dec
tt195 D
uNer Hood
Ajax, Ontario L 1 S 2E1
or
Fax (905) 683-0209
No Agencies Please time e applicants selected for an
interview will be cont --tad
APPLICATION Engineer. ngine. grow
WV co"ll) y urgently requires
your knowledge with ldecat.
nwnicabons b prepare Channel
Wane. product proposais. You
VAN work closely wet, sales par-
sonnel on quotation and
Presontation. M erglnowing
degree and minimum 2 yoeq
experience k required_ This is a
Permanent elp"fun ty o++a 1 a
compeIlteive salary
�with a
W: aasraa and Asaocras, 916
Sandy Beach Rd.. Piekeriinnpp
Ont LIW 1Z5 or fat Mx4 g7-
5009. (120294)
SALESPEOPLE
T.rcd of dee =mc old 9 9 arMd
$I0. E.
sit
for busy Olt'- draw. Even-
and SNdays' AOOrox-
-PIANOS/OlIA+r FATHER
6URNER OPERATOR
Clods - Durhom's* s.
Derienoe asset.
. Do-"
1 ec-
tion - New and used . mm. Not
L
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sure? Rent b own A
ayt she.
nJn Crn56 watt a
ideac. Great
I
FULL time dental assytanV
Shit work, �d wages 3 benefits.
ts. Call before
and receive
deaKy and eel �)' Trenrhartdaa
an i
Please fat
a
olutely free.
at.
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resume to Carole at 430,.177$
Carassol*
in pecan at
e.
PHONE table. $1 S. Maltogary
596 Wentworth St. E.r Oshawa
LL
f
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
.
TtecHcselt
.
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Sal,oNIwENTwoaTN
r
bar you eM to br t?
�
AJAX te+ig Apptanoo - no your am salsas ayMGru far as
Ip" for fewed UdfMduiitnom
taaGorwlbls of teflrae, fully No as $0 nwrafdy. Up to 200
I E wpia a Cmms$c CIM* WE panto ady Sts br1M hams
a perlNms dome urapbeite
j
aa1Aa x181 pweti onsom aw bass/ buslmn appakmtNu
`,lawnarA
gonoral repairs an ascot.
dryers,
AM -
FIM ddlL very � N$If �f�' nminbg bords., S-MFbwnprs FumMure AM -
APOK
as a n O d add as wadi. N your kaue k wool
1.2
(Or�all. carpentry, bask
Fist 1 ►1 t"a_ 3 p.m. (I 3
rttswMtos wM cowadlw. iG. aero SASE. a TM Mas
electrical and truck
-
yeas sapaa. In Rte ow Oran PA. OW 4150, MS
miaGmINl I G Stuns Ginoa F"
mA k Nt110, hate Raw oak salt- rCWD LJIbdG. Laval. Ousbae
ti and *Avsbg 1011vi ed am*
Iirs Bad Sa iladatis. it i 21M16 my 2'.YD 020284)
sewsh . to" mftoaagG. OIfM.
•
iny_ watMtaaaa► 260, TaoMtoa
CahaMa. Apply b wANTEO - are aaperlanced
7'20.7719. (laOFAA
DENTAL FtecaP+100 required
1-110D.217-0104.
(TF)
for busy Olt'- draw. Even-
and SNdays' AOOrox-
-PIANOS/OlIA+r FATHER
Iwo. pot week et-
Clods - Durhom's* s.
Derienoe asset.
. Do-"
1 ec-
tion - New and used . mm. Not
L
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periertee required. call a34-
Call
sure? Rent b own A
ayt she.
5757. (120904)
upright, grand, digital.
FULL time dental assytanV
keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free
1" 0, required ' y
rrrnease
deaKy and eel �)' Trenrhartdaa
an i
Please fat
aavkhgsl TeyP Piano Works.
433.1491.
at.
rmunExpe'sn10
resume to Carole at 430,.177$
Carassol*
(TF)
allot 6 p.m except Tuesday.
PHONE table. $1 S. Maltogary
(120094)
""Zine tablas. 335oach. Col-
REG1STERW Nurse part time
+« all °M - d table. $15.
a
wood adlee and one end table,
vow"I and Lab 800. Two round marble and
' -
8 •
Technician, pan time days. tables w/sculptured brass
Bring r surne to: M.D.M. Medi-
•
Pedestals, $300. Bentwood
cal Chic, 90 TAkhson Rd. S. rocker. $100. Beige couch.
LOCOMM for papysIN in try
Whitby or tax to: 666-6551. Ittr self and cltai. $360. Ceudh
hNMI e to 6 mond old baby to
start In January. 427-0363.'
TEACIEII .
and ehak. sd0o. Couch and
chair, brand now. $1200.
Walorbed frame wlmatchng
mq ren nlrhdt-
ing M out rant, b raw for 3
dresser (Cu+ b H queen, Sim
dNdron (6.42ym) in our home,
4H- Flouaacom fight COW hubs., bot i mougall), $350. 5 poo
Rslw
srors required. 427.glg.
long". very good condkbn. bedroom wilt. 9400. Two
Iprlfis bed frarrtas
BAs R warMsd• Dart time
tory dean. For basements SM ode.
laundry rooms. work shopnto, Large ofre and 91M WWM
in our Ihorttm, non wrsha. driver
c$ioaa. No P.CA-18, $10 each table, $150. Cherry dkritg why,
with own tar prolan Must be
420-2606. (120M) $500. Oak bort front china
energetic and wgsttizW an0
NEW Nee s lie pie bed wiA mow' 11 m Two flea mood
able to nreirttain- hounelhoid.
mGmas. a sinmb Wd. *.a_ Colour T.V.'t, 1'200.300. 30•
006) $37-0w11 D ate -
And 1Mry 82 area. 02006)]994.
1
Brothers Zig Zag sewing Wfift
c
DAVCAIE awilobto in my non
uttokine honer 'TLC,
nuirbow
lore stAronc�h �� S0. 1nIn-
Madhkho b cabNhet, clothes
•
dryer, reoortdltiortad. Conrad 1181 12 w.ft tr+dga� 84Mo4 rawly
1Afaad1el
dryer. $2
new dr 50. Office
3p hstwoen 7 9 F�� 9M -22L -22L2 RC. hard
OAVCAIE available in my then
PAL ad
MontOarFr1Aday. (120BBy OeAboMers. best olbw. 43s.
SECTIONAL edea 0 poo. bmxW 31106. (12021"
361 years o� 1 to year o10 to
401 4
bhckAarh $200 tltaas colbGe COMPUTE" - 4116 SLC331s
costs wm 2 glass end talMss,
and araL
8256 (12
Fast $loge - 496 Dx 20"
$125. $x10 red carpet $100
Cal 08&4512. (1�0j $1498 faster - 500 p1;
IOMOT on on I Only the Oast
daycare". Nutritional hot
we do
CHESTERFIELD and chair• tale tradwinL tiltlt ske Mod,
TLK&AM snacks. Ift d fun and
floral design, excellont remain fern $190. Lapasps and
aatdiisrh =W Sinew 9010 g roto books from $495.
to Oe►! rates'. Call
and
"wd*ss. GIM ane dmAae. 3 budget I ' - kom M8 Cal
006) $37-0w11 D ate -
And 1Mry 82 area. 02006)]994.
120796 AS each. 039. 097-3068. (121394)
( )
DAVCAIE awilobto in my non
uttokine honer 'TLC,
nuirbow
FWDOE and slow. almond. OAK NEretaiI pr ?QOWhy j
>.325lint
- Microwave, 575. CxoW Omarwe ON" and two"
�
7275 1( 20,186) SM 008- f � is now
1Afaad1el
�m-J
public. Eq.a&
00.7. (/207961
OOUBLE wMwbed for say w0h psdalsl WAs so coke est ad
store. resume Is
IL.1Mlfi ly. (120Mq µ16i 2BM48L (/2000
hoarier. bladder. drawers in 4 Vdndwr r=t - SM - r ort
!roup situation. 40 his. per
(ECE - full tine positionipplifly
. WIGL Pati b a alanotunoad M
bot. bookcase headboard. doubts pedestal chi oa Bad 6
i
CowAWMbelt,
$100. Call 7252301 (120284) � a 4
iMafeiaw. Poollbn to begin Jan
aafamrs oaoiptod uINI TuwdBy M Pllaas sand is ulr to Lit-
Oct: E Flet ltopa Child Cats.
fillsin la2L
solid. no VWAMa - Tmtolay
M eR&
/ �• $06.985 81774.
1lg0 Mlt9as AlL. Pkksriq, Is Psopbs falsified ole 33 Fal.
OII.LIVOP5(120094) by Crt.. Ajax. LIS 3R3,
ooudM, drMw a Wal ueifg
your own vehicle you will
4)ft lr $60.00
'ETs - lm. sa calor-�jt PIANO - 64 Be key motor somal.
Nr
4Y8x16' :66A0
ESTABLISHED 1$q
an�haitd I eai)new
33 uo 3 revoibl�swkett", owners
$349. Pr ceinelnudes ea+Pst, Pilled head phons and bench
la�rs706-277M,
Premium Pad, expert +nc+ffdec NMI slow a65
NtBNaaon, last ",.my. y. koa 4131.(120M)
oMintINu p0 yams). Woman
F(M D8rY8fy y
680-M14. (TF) able M
toP1111M Wall aft 10 joinM oonfilkna-as i3ip � marked
bar you eM to br t?
�
AJAX te+ig Apptanoo - no your am salsas ayMGru far as
abom a amL IOC an aaaIN. to $100 par Me. Books sett
Appy b P9rrpa 6r 91M. A ! O Ff"--Wfb today. Fes n ipwit
TW1.
taaGorwlbls of teflrae, fully No as $0 nwrafdy. Up to 200
4XtL(12etlfpa
guaranteed. Reconditioned, channels to CM -8 front Have
siollw ss. Cans mob
psuw
Am*. (1 9 C 0 le oak in a junior pre-
2 14 4
a B+d+a+. R LBA
Lbnrek ninitsun 3
aMy • stpMlMnad aEri1MM !lewd Pal» Suyr
us a a very Merry Christmas, %t
41aX1tir'W dad 427-6794, 467 WYslimly SINGING. 432.7606 JI
MM)
(� )
too iL b yes
0lmtagam0al Moon -tore PraMous atporiMnoa wakig
Ob pastille, bdit b► a caner
years era-
fto+lattos wfrn knowlefte d Red
TMa SVOW Preferred.
hap for tarvkig no and dM Pillar �r� atpstlarhosd kit
courser Brig Malian b Maft titre says Mai for Dwhsm
DseNb Pmduos, 3670 Back SL Raton Fax
WIl09d alNl�y Rd. S. AOL (TF)
TIN IBMOIl81 Bad 10t OMWAAN . OPEN H4wo FWW Dec. 2 and
Vuaay bin Myb Sat. Dec.
wilt tris age gaup an ageoL
- r awe klatINtNrt14r. Call 7=1- Mud be able to haimNs a +afge
l81S slam"
Pati
90111 Poetbrh 2-3 dols a wssk
O mo Mh oorltrao Fm resume a
store. resume Is
IL.1Mlfi ly. (120Mq µ16i 2BM48L (/2000
3. 2-7 pm. 124 Or-
duft shads, bus an s0a. Baa, $500. mond Of, Oshawa FREIE bod
l��.�
i%. MST rock ded. Db ft IN Lyra
!roup situation. 40 his. per
(ECE - full tine positionipplifly
. WIGL Pati b a alanotunoad M
90641850$01. (120M4)
ESTHETICIAN nituied to a1M CNAMI RGnW - be your ow
btu bowdtilG Moss. CBiMaf!
luI/ir equipped Cable In ea -(19
"ot7i
bid Lumbar. FREE M news d dfials
4htkg "call FREE Makaovsts and faNGM
iMafeiaw. Poollbn to begin Jan
aafamrs oaoiptod uINI TuwdBy M Pllaas sand is ulr to Lit-
Oct: E Flet ltopa Child Cats.
MM Vary Own Business • nam
$900-2400 as an d
salon. Salon Ms 3 BY Tisa Flak. 432 7474.
h0vj*" s 3 osdnotfdatns.
OV-11Nhosd be&Alck n, D 0 M
$PCE pearl Gttppt dttmw, whM, Catsrif9 4W 9715 (120294)
Wan ria Oral 3 Sorbian
1lg0 Mlt9as AlL. Pkksriq, Is Psopbs falsified ole 33 Fal.
OII.LIVOP5(120094) by Crt.. Ajax. LIS 3R3,
ooudM, drMw a Wal ueifg
your own vehicle you will
W' FACTORY Work4ts •kill tits
bouYgtIN and racrp$ott MtuM
MiesetablredeNMMGNs Cams bnrdlMa pod+brr avaiabb
cymbals. iwdntrara
$76/18' boa eked Mktg high hills, Ike naw. $750 1TAiNER r. dryers. frdee.
or $2001 ush cord. Fair Gbvo riser
Ax Drivers elgtdwdbFkMaland ANsitNon, Susprvbor. CNig
daft Dec. 16. 1904. (120004)
tsaI to a dlGpINdrr tot your
plakups and deilwriaa. JWP
723.007. (120NO lOr growing ++tai dulluter. Ex-
pada+foad cwteld.l.. MIN are
and
measure. TWIN- BRAND oJX& Full slxa oda► satxnt ih �'� W for eo ndli beds,
ORCHARDS. NMooas+b. 1-005 duditg alGdik +nester, exceNNM --A--
VWall
mon app, dklwm was. Wn GET paid for no" bodtal upDistribution
8 11 ��
toP1111M Wall aft 10 joinM oonfilkna-as i3ip � marked
and
2I Zt 'gtj ' 0120 Mond drywa• $175 and up lar
abom a amL IOC an aaaIN. to $100 par Me. Books sett
Appy b P9rrpa 6r 91M. A ! O Ff"--Wfb today. Fes n ipwit
TW1.
courier and distribution
1f1x+Pa+' . A .
Otdtaw legion Brandi s43 � to apply In parson to: The
Bao, . a band p111f+d+g non Mines Employment Contra,
!d+wprnos family 915,84nAr._Sl4ch ltd_,
M
bar0aoo0 guawntoad. pExt�n TRUCK CAPS SPECIAL • over stoves.11Also coinioned operated and
Iftta iris ulGotfid Cut 70 urds, k wsM openers.
�� Prkaa•BorMer washers and
Door E6rolN11tmilw tX'� ,�1p�
W. /7, ! aAMjEp9grMNdNlt� 91p.eN67 LO riA9olaiar ,
krtswlydea of /i G Toronto
waits bi an N
and
01 M ;4aN� d nowil, • fJiE TuM1 �
dryers,
AM -
FIM ddlL very � N$If �f�' nminbg bords., S-MFbwnprs FumMure AM -
APOK
Friday. (1166) !!l-e76l. B.C. )f6J 1114 1120284)
Friday.
Call van at
Fist 1 ►1 t"a_ 3 p.m. (I 3
Flrowaad. (906( 7 lint Belrell illfra� 813-Dg"?t7.' OMmla, 67xam"}927 7449 2M1k.-
, a
x t14�M
_WL - M-7 7
I solo cossets with w2row
dudes Lotus 1,2.3, Word
Aad, accounting pat41aM.
Call aflr i p•m 6631271
x300. (120794)
RPET yw InotrtA to dltoourt
ease 100% nylon, •talo
'rcJtrdAs wPe.
Isy�frd r>� indaNalion. Cal
v 19051430'8551. (120694)
NTED - old and antique
tune. anything old. scientific
uments, china, silver,
srtising, sporting, toys,
ys, ddb. mule bottles. col-
or estates. Cal Robes
,en Antiques (905) 655-
1. Broollin. (TF)
and good cameras, gold.
ing, optical instrument,
diary, watches, old china
glass, antique furniture.
1678.(120694)
CHRISTMAS TREES
Cut Your Own or Pn$Cut Spruce 4t pine
WINTRY • Thickset Rd. Exit off 401, North 5 nn*m to
Contin Rd. then East 1 mile OR 2 miles West of
Durham Collage
Open Daily 9 a -m--7 p-m-
BOWMANVILLE - Waverley Rd., Exit off 401,
North 12 miles on Durham 57.
Open Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.nL
Cut your own $22 any size includes G.S.T.
Fresh cut trees ;10,122 includes as.T.
FREE TREE BAlUNG
WATSON TREE FARMS (905) 263-8858
FREE Candy Cartes for kids FREE pine boughs b codes
Experience the thrill of choosing and cutting your
own Christmas tree. Heinz and Ilse Blum invite you
to explore the great selection of scotch pine and
spruce trees. There will be hot chocolate served
free for the whole family. Crafts also for sale.
Tobogganing for children, weather permitting (bring
your own toboggan or use ours} Far lexis
'260
CREAMIC Bisque - ready to
deoorms. Super gin iaeasl New
Pam weekly. Saturdays only
10.3 p.m. Ceramic Warehouse.
1333 Boundary Rd. Unit 3,
COMPUTER Liquidation - 386 m tion. 8 Oshawa 7256709. (120894)
ISX2o MH7, 4 M.B. Ram, 250 km E. of UxL91h
n 9th Line of Scugog. Open
M.B.H.D. with S.V.GJ1 odour Daily. Trees 2 ft. tall, price $15425. From Apartment
^Ionia'• reherbehat $899.386 OshawalWhlon H 1
stns Notebooks -Nov✓ 4 M.B. Hwy. 2 to 9th Line ofFor Rent
Ram. 120 M.B. H.D., Co- SCUgog, tut 4 km to farm. From
Dev it199 ee Pointing
n Aja bickerin
colour VtaA. IBM PSr2, refur- Durham Rd.h �.bushed 2 M.B. Ram. 80 M.B.H.D. Line of SCun$699. Call 905-420-2081. east 4 km. 9027.
rt VW) = AJAX
' - lakednvewayNiestney
Fou • ' ' .. -New 2 bdrm. condo, 2 full
FOUND •chain and pendant ti
. baths, app$., fireplaces,
the vacinity of Exist High 1090 + hydro, immediate.
schoovAja Cormsmity Contra
the end of September. Call 686-
0634. (owner must Wendy to
claim) (120294)
FOUND cat. black and while
short haired mals. neutered and
declawedLost long time.
Nursed b.ack to health. 420.
3167. (120794) foal MJ3iTANO
1290 oar 10"W~air,
471995
1003 ACEI CHAR
FOR Sale - pony mars 13.2 H.. A0 whew Drive,
quarter horse gelding. reinilg or 7 i+s, leaded
pleasure. Box stalls. $150 /P614 �
monthly. Call 428.8188. 81995
GERMAN Shepherd pups. 19113 ESCOW
quality pals for 'army protection.
Parent Scutzhund trained.
Film ly. hard an der mod. Pups W" Pok
j11t e�
guaranteed. snots. Asking Sam. `1Q
Cal 906-86&9644. (120694) 1992 TAUNA
PALADEN DOG OBEDIENCE - 4 ial� alae.
Oualilioid vaso nary approved
instruction by ex -instructor - 1 70-7
217W
R.A.F. Police Dog Training 1
Scrod. Openings avant" for 1902 MONIS OL
noir Lassos corrrrenici g Tues.
Dec. 13, puppy and novice. Our AMs. with ale. e!
suaoss rats speaks for itesol. $P627 $111985
TN. 668.9425. (120994) 1992 TErO
HARLEY would like a good
home. ours s full.Mid stied 2 Alb. A air.year old female le txeng a mfx. Only 11111,0011 leets
Low kids and water. 939.8451. 09411A '81495
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP. 19!11 t 4X4
PIES -tears me bee at non -in -
listed prices? Ideal family Wok air aaub-
companion. German working IMAWA '121985
Imes. Vot Inspection. CKC
%94% W. Al pe -limb shoo 1•M POM W TEOWT
Tattooed. Parents . -fid hip 4 its, uAa
der. Big bold and beawihl. a Ili[ svmm 19,495
Tel. 668 942_5. (120294)
VS Wo SLIL � 19.0 TAINMN ■Ai00N
If1t82S 0-
ak'11 ,495
toss Renaud Entire. 1010 TOrOTA lRs
hatchback 1.7 We. feed INMI a alisatoel
1148cl•d. awleek 6 I$4AW w»$A %495
keel asce0erl polladM aid
sidwim *as* $1.200 6os63a1367 . A/0- mm AT. W
ttlM Awls S1erarlUer. AT TIIOIINTOM ML
Trod" buck 4st =ms blL 5 ONI AWA
speed, standard, amilln
1� (129M4)"re"'°''°r %576-1800
"a a" Cowles LT, ysy
V6, boda0. d ALb_ 0-M., sa- 1987 Coinlie b 4 dew. 4
tended warranty. excelibat c*Mbs, M0. $1200 as IL 1982
otnW'i0114 72400 Iota„ $Moo Ma1letr. 4 doer, VS. sift SM
011.0- Please call 066.6770, as k 1888 Peetdac a= LE. 4
1$$2 Dyna ay. M0. awoo. sit. doer. 4 t:yaadn . alas, leade0.
cruise. IB, PL. pb., pl, cassias 0=0 as IL 82M -till- Ilial
aM nsre- $10.570 CSVMisd. Cd CAM 112 cul midi week 8400.
9068563291 (120M4) ts$o Nissan 210. we door.
auto. clem law wow OWL
19ae PVMUIh AaNakrt, baled. SitM Ca$ 49Lat7s ttln.ulg..
17,000 kms., mint shape.
810.900 otetM - Calle lige 32. 1MB LeSann GTS. 4 dew.
11112 While BurickiW &A r air, low wave. won 82M4
0" '10110. 4 dor. landed. Soler $2.96 oett0led 7 DAY
fuel kljicod. lady% ear. Non SALE of al Tina Dos 1.. 8
$molts. 26A00 kms- $15200 7 ~ W induced $3004M
Call 576-77$2. 1-9 puma 7aS 4V 4sealabrJwowttsal
1661 Halder Pteiltds Op. 7 97?Z ,Idl mit $$Leda
SR. 2 door. Open 7 dayahrsAk ildoors.
It>�. �Mlum. din MI Plymw$l PAINFUL 4 dor.
condition. under �--dy As- OArdlok very aa0able. 141.900
king $14,900 oerl led. CaOC 430-kns $1200. Call (905) 891-
Owe. (120694) 4991(120484)
1890 Mustang Convertibo. 4 M.44 100.nespMbAasi
W4kh
Ww kftleadedwetaras, tfledk aisOA.O 4347511
804010 Wy kers. 86000 or will LEASE 10 am vehids. 1990•
trade for JEEP YJ 1969 or 1966.$MdwmLao'lini- 110
OWA-. 434-57$0. (120Md) credo Nredks. OW74M an
16M E7�
boo. SpeedPNM
erlted. 84200{ ad All oft ow
(120694)raaeOA. 4 dor. dff OfIlmiMS PWL. pb Pte+ a lila
Ualforl, 12 M CafM10t Ile
hale3 alter S P.m. respanilli lA for morece named talent- Im Oro. "so" inT WhIll am 0901s CA 70t .
man
CERTICAR Auto Come - 155 kWO Smith, 416-324.2822
King St. W. at Midlow^ Mal - ii0m6w MI-iew ''tel �y
1992 GMC, V8, air, st0995.
1990 Olds Royal, loaded.
$7995. 1989 CMayenrte, V8. air,
$7W& 1989 Cadiec Devils.
$9995
. 1989 Dodge Shadow.
air, $3995. 1989 Corsica.
Waded. $5695. 1988 Cutlass
Cierra& (3) Irom $4995. 1987
Sarati, 8 passenger, $6995.
1990 Lasw RS DOHC. air. auto.
f8995. Plus 22 more certified
veh teles. 579-2886. Open
Sunday. (1206")
305 Autom° ii'es
Wanted
nctts AWVAL
1M1 Ford F150 Cfnlorn, two
lore p wit. cap body good. runs
good. Lots of new parts, 6
cyb do. auto. p., pb.. (2
can. 436.2239. (120894)
IM Pontiac TrarwporL all op•
Ilse Inckrdirlg Malhw. 30.000
Won, $10,900. Cal 7234887.
(120694)
1MB Chew 3N Lon. van. heavy
duty decks and f+vM. $1500
as Is. Cal 436 -MM (120294)
•0
solo MO@U suns, believes.
se'her sCMindbr i��farglJlA pa ta~r
wmbkn al Cbltlk cats, 127M
Slalom SL. Pat Perry. 9$5-
911112. (t?a694)
tx160 ToEIIYoor 30% Spe-
dd aakL 1tn cooled, al it jwa0.
very good condition. Wry
onlati 4 $030 ob.,). 965-666•
w.iwx
n.ftom
1owMouas.
Contact:
(905)683-9269
ONE bedroom
basement apartmerM
new O.C. Laundry fac.,
cable, utilities included.
Available immediately.
436-2740
OSHAWA
3 bdrm. main floor of
bungalow, had lsood
floors. q iiia( $tr6•t, large
kinked yard. hnmedla".
FirsViasL SM. inclusive.
416.767-7253
OSHAWA NORTH
Two bedroom
apartments, clean,
tfumk building, from
$600 per month
Call 576.2%I
IO ho&nn ll, $6
rawly, atrahible Di
First 2 weeks itis.
6 Glut St, Oshawa.
404.9130
T110 BBdiDofn . Jan.1
N6ww. WW Odisaa
2plex.A1 area ifN$R.a
boy vwft appb-•
td, bundry
$72& Ffr(biW
5 Pta. no an9
Co•ap, 2 b*K apt.,
now. $771 incudes
uloids•. Cable and
paiking•
SPACIOUS, BRIGHT
-
1 bdrm smoke 669
LARGE cloan bright one
k)lrel apt Avail. Dec 1.
b'0-" basement 'pa neM
Q ant, full kit., 4 -pc.
��ry min,
dryker. 4 bww � sap$ ate
.
ptirkir)p, firatAasl MI.
•585.
entrance. own parking. Non
smoker. peAect ler working
SM 'rckulve.
plus utilities.
single. morwtltr
(120884) Phore (905) 723.3281 Paler
FJrat/last. (905) 428.9140.
CLOW to It, - a-otnlneala
(120684)
and OGH. Two bedroom
PICKERING - one bedroom
sparkrU011w a' oaxlAlorl 18646
baserrlerl apartment. central
+ u(Ilitlol• - Avaaiilstable,
location (nnoon ssAmokw) all
FisYleat required. 427-0131. now King/Ritson. Separate
$590. Anthony or Carla, shoppil4 an but rotrla. Firsor
AJAX -Deo', - o I baaenet ,-KM tridpa and
(1202!6) hist e.lenarosa required. WOO
"TNS NEW ADVRET1aQ FMAY, DECE1111t8R 2, t 9WftGE LV
• •
:or►Ya o�Ec"loAWXAl.•sp�ll
Is" WILLOWS" Cr.
Toots. hrNuR nM sic. 2nd cul do sac dawn Sandy
Bach Rd. S. of be~ Lissr 09to k
Sig Laurie Crsa,Pwmh (Ro------lsonPill alp)
let. Dee. 3,12 LYL4 p.ta„ �ur�Dec. 4,11 Lm.3 RnL
Furn$lre, plich es, clooft Chriatms denretbns a more.
(1111 420.2112
No Jim - GIEa PRICES
3rd Annual Christmas'Craft -
Open House
S211L, Dec. 3, 9:30 a m- - 2:30 p-nL
Sun-, Dec- 4, 10.30 a.m. - 2:30 p m_
1220 Rigby Dr., Pickering
905-831-6281
Gourmet gift baskets, tree ornaments, clothing,
(trred flowers,
�K�iK>�Ra
Pickering Arts Council
PRESENTS
"A CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW"
Saturday, December 3rd, 10:30-4:30
PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX
(Valley Farm Rd./Hwy. 02)
FREE ADMISSION
CRAFTERS SALE
By Vendors
St Paul's UM1ed Church
65 Kkgs Cres, Ajax
Sat Dec. 3 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
FREE ADMISSION
RYLERIC CRAM
FIRST ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
CRAFT SHOW
December 3 et 4,9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p-m-
EASTS14ORE COMMUN11TY CENTRE
910 Liverpool Rd. S. (S. of Sayly), Pickering
FREE Admission H Visit Santa
Raft - proceeds to Ajaziftloomg Hospital
�uG�f�9 rfoualfQ
� e�
�f
A4e"49frp
NX`'��� W �� N
w4 Slew
Su�lcda,�r ?�uG►Mcle� 4tl
1095 Zw9a 4* R"td
(4a4* U40O&Z 9)
ALOETTE COSMETICS CHRISTMAS
OPEN HOUSE
Due to a misprint in last week's ad, Aloette is
holding a second Open House this Sunday,
Dec. 4, 1:00-4:00 p.m. at 2046 Shay Drive,
Pickering. Fabulous specials, gift baskets, skin
care, body lore, cosmetics and fragrances for
lades, men 3 teens. Free gift wrap. Please call
for directions. 427-8021.
THE FIRE SHOP STOP
CHRISTMAS SALE
Fri., Dec. 4, Sat., Dec. 3, Sun., Dec. 4,
9 a nL-5 p.rfl
Fire, pollee OOiI/dibies, daltua, toys, Clothing,
Christnew; Cards, deCOfaiia M and moll.
$36 Moretta Ave, Pidkerirq
AN other titles by appointfftent.
839-1803
GARAGE, CRAFT, BAKE SALE
Sat- Dec. 3, 1994
10 a.m. - 2 p.m -
1369 Tatra Dr. Pickering
3RD ANNUAL
XMAS BAZAAR i CRAFT SALE
Swifday, Deeerthat 3rd 10 and - 4 p nl
RrrstromeawnM
( ca", WA" Paid, me dkna,v ich 0-e le W.
ma AOIASSION DOOR PROS RIM COFFEE
kelp a Ante and bring a friend to our CRAFT SALE
2nd annual crafty sale
s4at doe 3 - TO -Own - 4 Aar h fans 14 Humphrey Dr:
(rasafrid i rawnscrotV or cog 10 am -4 p.m., Sat., Dec. 3
683-0"for dwlecd ns real ChrWmas GHt Ida
dean o STILL Renting? North Oshawa,
OIiNAWA - Wighttw
AJAX - navvy buil a
one bedroan AJAX - flow ore badron bowDedroorn
in parfrfsrt buiding. $75.000. Three bedroom,
basement apartment with ment apanment, 6635 all
Iresl hyda Aa nP finished rec room, workshop.
separate oleo a, ceramic Ileo► inclusive. Available Dec 1.
paanci s and parking. Con- hardwood floors, walkout to
and cwpe• pwkirg, run smoker (Mel 619.0519. (120696)
venkwm to 401 and city but patio. socnci gas heal Total
proton Relarenoes, riUAM PICIUERM - t 1- bass`
rouses. SM. Call 4334)677. cost to nim - $79&mornhly.
$600 inckeive. Avaiade Jan. 1. mit SM is in kw rare in non
(120884) Phore (905) 723.3281 Paler
Cal 906.8663130. (12ON4) smohig Iromr Available Dec
S.AIAX - two bedrmn basis- NsaL Sats Rp• Guide Rally'
AJAX - bright spacious one 1. CAN 420,2$73. (120294)
ment apartment. separate (TFL
bedroom bsoment upon ort MCKEJNNG - two bedroom
antr-t tallow and prkig BACHELOR Bsenwlt Apart-
dose b sch ole and nAoppig. basArmrt attention can may.
iebded. Available Jan. 1. $700. mem in quiet neignbouAaod
SM per monad► FisNast 883- 4 pea. bath, close to GO/
FisYleat required. 427-0131. now King/Ritson. Separate
$590. Anthony or Carla, shoppil4 an but rotrla. Firsor
AJAX -Deo', - o I baaenet ,-KM tridpa and
(1202!6) hist e.lenarosa required. WOO
aPawrm4. laundry, firstflow. Move. $450 + hydro. Jan. 1•
�North GjLplant. be inclusive. Available
$750/monthly. Available 4300WL 112069q
bedroom apartment fully immediately. 420-0497.
hoo sdrsly. Cal OW794.1363 AJAX - second flow of how,
rerravtsA a saptrae anrt - , (12MM)
or 90S676417111. (I I ION) bright arta bedroom sporenert•
kidgst M%V6 Ito pale- SM pits OMMWA - JOAnrCeroo St.
FOR rent - one bedroom wkw mfg' ledge` •wee.
utN'ies. Fksblas, Call (906) No ba mere INkrnet,t SM
tparkrwl. very cloak. kitge, parking. Militias included.
7644x10 saw 5 pees (/20M4) "waft. 09MM included. dui
sow. 0-/e . Inuiedry facfl'iAe Flexible possession. $650
parking. 0-o Available, monthly. Call 839-0941.
(12D69y
W e -T - *me bedsias Delis d mw to spa at S202-70 Loyd
vW. St, w d 905.404.604 afar 6
IMM MldrAa. pwfJo Dad
YrsnAiNAly Cog ii79'gM2 a
MOA** Jars t. A
66S+N6t laseeAen • salla wrl AVA0.ABLJF In Others a INrn-
Cd S@- 3N A -lar e
Cd $MMBI in20M4) AJ1J1i - burgs 2 damn lose►
$as Elgb Qt. 2 bedroom iA 27 'p'0i01
TWO atony tparkmult Odrlow resat ai 0-1 " "t ovelabls JWL
GNP@od awaaPWkVAW y
silo$ a++hna• $$61 Cr 434 , op b I �to
740$ Nuri hadditg. M6 W6
rpAWOL Fit
Creek park setting. 2.$ 11. SMCal 42724 4204311
boom
_ >i 9 Al umon ircb0od
sore Rd IL, titre betMoArR anal FYeelleu req ilim No pts• one
JNL Fit dost CDN
� so SM W
dkldaa IMP thuklM. bw SOUTH 001- - karts all
aka 1. 725- beaoarL $$2S Two h W,
rdnYa pm@uW tL 404.1.14. bedroan taisd bttnrn tt apart -
2W& (120494) •725. Cale 43o -013L (TF)
1 meat in semi. Like now
(DOOM)
Largs ore
BLOOMMUNC- tm VS Wo worth SL Wbedroom
081MMA 00 @MFW tory - saw c
in 46.
00a f% WANXWY. p b ' d and two e.aoonw keen sera
bodt0om basement pN9sat SM all bm*mlve- Vision Oa k-
mrnaged. Cbso b doreAAtre, 667. Close to buses and
him SM McUAirs; Go died 10 � � Available inrloA i 4
private entrance. parking. Ins siuele or co plea No pats
laundry. tall very""ill" Abe 2 bedroomIM
721-OM
ext colla 434-5113 94
t�l4M
A.
Cal (120
pm. (120M4)
�
Jan. 1. Cal 725,1158 lase VAC&ACM Call the Oro ip
AJAX - AUMCWe w01t baso PICKERING - one bedroom
dr
11120110"11120110"rental shop fora BETTE
R
ane and basement apartment• 2
shared pati Wry.
SOUTH Ape: - brand nor lureselection• DURHAM HOME
I I -- n batiame i aparirsrrl RENTERS. (06142$•12780 -$►on,
sdrocml ergs�rtoliC
storage.near shopping. 401. public
i5im
Nprale @Wane,parking•ketol fee- LANDLORD-$ AD.
le, utilfiet trans'L Woaig, 00& No pis'
IOM, W. $Neo I11tllwly VERTISE FREEN (TF)
Included. 57M ArM" Dec $575 utilities. First/fast.
Relworms. (9051 420.9171.
kgk0k . ltetMK long Wm LARGE arta and We boaoos
1.690 MM (120M)
long dasko& Pleas call kor pNkrsnls in 6 plea. Cosa to
SMALL one bedroom $•AJAX spacious one
deals. M3.)529. (120494) QC. A aisble Jan. t. kickwoot
Oil, t oral wit" in th , 1" bsanlsr 1 4Psolf"M.
CENTRAL Oshawa - one Nkrillm aw"O• unlit, Pw*ft
Cowtice area. Sew per month pmft owe h levy avaieble
JUL 1-
bedroan spNkrwls, $135 wok- Fire~ required. Can 666.
�7•
includes hog and hydro. Cal •500 + 113Cal Judy
ly and furnished bachelor (120M4)
4332145. (120M) (0-16) 284-$$90 a 431-1529.
apartment. $117. weakly. THEE bedrI upper flow of
AJAX South - two bedroom BRAND now basement
Laundry. pwk'g, 6ppINnces, bun0alow utimo included, as-
bNlonwnt oparifsrd. sprats apartment. WsstnhMHwy s2.
"tion induds0. 578-$789. M^9 UM ALSO two 1 4- -
entrarloi laundry, 4 pte. bath. LMnWOam with >Msplada. per
fridge, stove, no pats. Non concept hitcher. Nr, Cabo.
922M) basement apartment.
- uultlM inCkWed
smoker. $700 inclusive. 883 kkr, puking. 1 mfr p bus
6644. (120794) Asking $900. Credit Check
AJAX Sats - 3 tnAdnown msiU $600 Sotln flretAsu. R'sornJ401
floor. P16V yard• parking. area. CDN 21132535- (12112$4)
PICKERIN4 - basement OM 619,271$. 4/2008q
kwndly. INIM + 112 uMMM of PICI(ERIII(i
$960 Inclusive. 619.2727. trnkrAtW olleed.
bachelor. Jan. t. Ore porta`, CENTRAL Oshawa - 2 6 3
unit le►9s two . O01n bas►
SM mashly %sleds, parking, bedrooms. avakft Dec. t.
laundry
CALL CLASSIFED
nwft 4pw�1. Ml -in kitchen.
iw etrh. ao.aNo.
lrtd� Separate Fenced yard appliatnt es.
grey n obit
a Gs, $goo lmdltllva co 416.
'.�• .1_
E S i . 7 1 1. .. l. . � , .`Julie
. 1- :s..... .- �.... _:,.i
":-i - 4.. fir:
tMGE illill-IlliE Nt*k A6#2*WSilCi kMAY, 6ECEMtn 2.1"I
- Less than .. .693.
5503- (01069_5_ )
house. Great location now O.C.
a Civic Dome. Dishwasher.•mes
430
microwave. laundry, deck. $90
/ s�
WNITWY -two bedroom
5900 + utilities. Available Dec. Tony. 432-3618. (12089t '
571-5320. (120694)
ed norm. large yard,
OSHAWA - 3 '»droom bun- PIG33wo - single, with
SEA Gate Condominiums -
w akin
taalkirtg diStwtoe 10 shopping
9alow with in-law apartrtient. esbte, use of kiteMn, wale to
throe bedroom, 2 Darts. Indian
and transit. "M pair mamh
Double garage, close to GO, Pickering Town Cenhe Go and
Share Florida - an the gul at
talkies. Firsl,laSt. Reform reee
O.C. and 401. Firstllost. $950 +. PW" Generating Station,
Mexico. Heated pool, walk to
Cal 6665336. (120294)
Cate after 3:30 p.m. 668-8560. $170 bFwwalkly a 1350 nDnthy.
Phone 420431a (120494)
many activites and beautiful
beach. Call (905) 723.5495.
4+ one bedroom detached,
available Dec I. Garage, huge
AJAX - two beldroan dstached
house, air, eat -in kitchen, 4 AJAX -room for rent in quiet
Reasonable rats. (1129")
Storage, shed. Anderson St. N.
apPlarcon•. fully lanced aduk home, use of kitchen.
BLOCK from beautiful Madeira
Whitby. $1000 per month +
yard. Asking�(W monthly/ bathroom and laundry facilities.
Beach. Jan. -Mar. monthly one
utilities. 668-5141. (1202")_
ullkies. Cal (416) " a 1-2536 Furnished, non smoker, 580
bedroom, $700 U.S. Two
ATTBOMN TENANTS: Ren-
(416) 429-5468. (1207") weekly. Call (905) 686-3201.
(1202=t)
bedroom SM U.S. Rieke, 578.
tale (targe variety) rem ro own.
OSHAWA - 2.1 bedroonn $929
. utllkes. Parking for two cars. LARGE tumished room in clears
6328 or eve. 666.4670.
1
(20�)
assumable
rent yN� y�� . Why
uy7 CPal
Catl Dave, 686-9606. (1208") cruet adult household for mature
GORGEOUS three bedroom
Rick Daniels, NOW at Major
SOUTH Ajax - three bedroom « � � '�'
cable. share sepwafs kitchen.
sloes to farrtous Clear
Realty Inc., 579-3537.(121394)
house with Potential bas•n"n
bathrooms. 509-2459
Water Beach. pod. jacuzzi.
OSHAWA - 3 bedroom 2 stor
evenings.
apartment available Jan. 1. (TF)
BBO.
Private yard, availablehouse,
includes frid a and
g
$1000' utilities. Call (905) 428
now -May 1995• For Information
stove. quiet street, close to
9082 or (905) 686-8330. AJAX - furnished room. full use
and to view photos, 686.9846 or
401 andd all amenities. 5825
of rec room, laundry room,
• separate fridge. $80 weekly.
579.3788. (TF)
monthly . 3/4 utilities. FirsVlast.
Cal (906) 404-8024. (120894)
/ '
•
Cal (905) 683-5951. (120694)
C EARWATER - fully furrl~
WHO says you cannot afford to
end r L N. C
Mary St N. aloeie o
GARDEWs2 area Whitby - room
mobile homes, clubhouse,
Imes- Pooh, hottubs. tennis,
buy a house. 3 bedroom
in house. used al facilities in-
eluding laundry- Available
just 20 minute to beaches. NHL
townhouse carries for $460
monthly (Pis 3 bedroom bun-
WHITBY - ravrialot, qq• v
anytime. $100 weekly. Call 430-
�� lie ac • �
and horse tracks. Children
bedroom, 2 storey, para;
rwkout, fireplace. 6 appliances.'I
I Child accepted. Leave
/ • • massage. 6860206. (120494)
, -
alga. (t2os")
ap. Jan. 1. $850 plus.
iii carnet for $790 (Pill) +
more. Calf Mark Stapley Remax
Accord. 576.3111.(122294)
WEST WhiDy - clean spacious
3 bedroom main floor of
bungalow. Garage. appliances.
quiet area. 5899 . 60% utilities.
Larry, 416-698-2590 or 905,655-
5778. (120894)
AJAX - e•ecu ve toms on over-
sized treed lot baclu'
ROOM for rent in residential
- Less than .. .693.
5503- (01069_5_ )
house. Great location now O.C.
a Civic Dome. Dishwasher.•mes
modern kitchen, huge family
microwave. laundry, deck. $90
/ 1 •
weekly. utilities included. Call
5900 + utilities. Available Dec. Tony. 432-3618. (12089t '
571-5320. (120694)
ATTEN71yo
0/11 Do u have good
Shared:
down down paynrnt a a
References. ( Witty Real Estate.
6838661 (12079x)
anrlil payment and poor
ACCOMm. I
credit? You can buy a house
Westney,44wy 82 End unit with rent with private and
(also rent to own). Call Rick
mg onto
Lake. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths,
THREE bedroom townhouse n COURTICE - to share three
Daniels NOW - Major Realty
�•• 5743537. (1213")
modern kitchen, huge family
the well maintained Bradley bedroom house. 5550 monthly.
Estates Includes 4 appliances. Single moms welcome. Call
WHITBY - immaculate bull.
room with fireplace. Central air.
5900 + utilities. Available Dec. Tony. 432-3618. (12089t '
g� on a 137' lot. $119.900.
central vac. $1375 . utilkies.
1. 668-6585. (120294)
Res room. detached garage,
References. ( Witty Real Estate.
6838661 (12079x)
AJAX - 3 b•drown townhouse, AJAX - t Moor,
gas heat. asntral air. With 5%
t-•00-t19�1i7i
Westney,44wy 82 End unit with rent with private and
down, carries for $960 per
PICKERING Den/Fnch - 2500
garage, f975 monthly . utifaies. kitchen. Shared entrance. quiet
month including tares. Ted
sq.h. 4 bedroom 2 storey rt••ver
Firstilast. References. Non non smoker dense. Harwood,
"oulghtion• Remix Summa- 668 -
detached home, •nsuite.
smoking, no pets, available Bayly. Call Ruth or Neil, 619-
3900. (120494)
rireplacs• above ground Pool.
immediately. 905-428-3238. 2743. (120894)
2790 Hancock Rd., Counties.
f*need. $1199 . 213 utildi•s.
Jan. 15. (905) 666
Ava7106.
(120294) ROOM for rent in south Aax
Newly upgraded century
(TF)
(TF)
THREE bedroom townhouses horns near Food City. Two
charmer on prnvab 2. xw- 3
_
fudge, stove, dryer included. bathrooms and Laundry taanArs.
bedroom, living room. farm ly
NO
NO town paym•nt7 Good
Common Pod and sauna, wale Corxacl Dan at horns 686-8784
room, lar • at -in kitchen,
g
Crede') Good pb'y You can buy
ro - AvatHble and or wok- 4y6. -x903. (1208")
mainlloor laundry, 2.3 pq.
for the pries d rent, while prigs
Jan. North Oshawa Cali 436 e
PERSON needed to share three
battle- Large unfurnished ,oR
and rates are down. Call Doug
or Bramm
. Community Financlal,
3346. (120694) mduaive.
-- -- bedroom home. All
'IP 90 o
Detached 2 01*bedrom opotential.
2 storey garage,
668 805. (TF)
CAPITAL Propenis would We $400 monthly . Close to
fully fat - two horse stalls
NE Oshawa now Wuodrie•v
to chw
color you the best in Oshawa shopping. transit. Call Ste.
foaddorA, No agents. $189,9o0.
Park Three bedroom. formal
I'v'y' Spacious MO and twee 4342150. (120294)
434-9715.(120294)
dnrngroom. fireplace, dock.
badr00rn townhomes lOCOW in AJAX Wesiney, large three
LOVELY older 2 1!2 Morey all
yard. new gar furnace.
grew nalighl-rhood n south
Itenuress bedroom home. naliali
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$925d
$925 utilities. AvaaaDte
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and a great community with professional person. 5
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carry of Raster bMdroarc am -
WHITBY - ravrialot, qq• v
Call Sharon, 436-7556 nnwi ^egaiable. Male or temale
locks a fully foeese landscaped
bedroom, 2 storey, para;
rwkout, fireplace. 6 appliances.'I
I Child accepted. Leave
/ • • massage. 6860206. (120494)
, -
backyard with walkout from
kitchen o mw dock 16637 in.
ground pool. law root, son.
ap. Jan. 1. $850 plus.
REDUCED Rate - t3S' 0 urly for
tasca. FAG 2-3 Poe. baths and
Ph" 905.686.4656. (1209")
90 cral•laional Freshly decorated.
FURNSHED room n cozy adun sootness interior. clearusal•
rtWy more upgrades. $134.900.
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ts•dmcm bungalow. im mrcuiL a
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6572. (121 UM)
condition on 100 h.:135 h.
la, parking for 6 cars. $800
monthly or seal low down
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ahw 6 p. m. (120794; . Garage
AJAX - 2.1 bwove house. 4
AJAX room unfurnished for e • a • ••
QtOCK/HWY 12 - $124.900.
appliances, ya•d. park meg.
rent n newly decorated horns
Lovely 3 bedroom condo
snare facilities with professional
utd ties included. CLos• to CLEAN ape hefted
ss woman. Drier the
townhouse. unshed basement,
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Imagine...
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sponsored by
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tables, 2 reclining dhejrs
(like new) antique China
cabinet, 3 pc bedroom
suite, desk with leather
inlay top, cedar chest,
Trede sewing machine,
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and 4 chairs, old hat and
hat boxes, large quantity
of Fine linen and bedding,
dishes, china etc.
Terms: Cash, No reserve
Fine Estate sale, plan to
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725-5751
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fuel Loam hep. 8347057 or
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uide for special -needs children available
CHILDREN'S SERVICES COUNCIL HOSTS SEMINAR FOR PARENTS
The unttaren s services
'ouncil of Durham has pub-
lished the second edition of its
Guide to Services for Children
and Adolescents with Special
Needs.
The council will hold two free
seminars, Dec. 13 and 14, to
answer questions parents may
have about such services.
Special needs children include
those who have been diagnosed
with problems as well as those at
risk of developing physical,
developmental, speech, learning,
emotional, behavioural and
TO GET THOSE
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ADVERTISE IN FOCUS
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social problems.
The guide, first published in
1992, provides specialized infor-
mation and assistance to parents
and agencies about the 150 non-
profit organizations which pro-
vide services.
Separate listings for each
agency describe whom the agen-
cy serves, what service it offers
and any eligibility restrictions.
Copies of the guide are avail-
able at local libraries throughout
Durham Region.
Clarington residents will find
it at Bowmanville Library. The
guide is also available at family
resource centres, community
information centres and pediatri-
cians' offices in Durham.
The seminars are free but reg-
istration is required by telephon-
ing 433-4100 or 683-4089 at
least one week prior to the pre-
sentation.
Helpful tips about where to
begin looking for services, how
to access them and what they
cost are included in the semi-
nars.
Rights of parents and children
will be reviewed regarding
issues such as confidentiality, Resource materials will be avail -
access to information and panic- able.
ipation in decision making.
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By Beverly McFarlane
As much as we would rather not
think about snow and snowblowers,
the people at Durham Lawn
Equipment know that this is the
season to think about buying a
snowblower. Of course, if you already
own such equipment, your need will
be for servicing.
While many people know that
Durham Lawn Equipment sells and
services. top quality lawnmowers,
chainsaws, trimmers, shredders and
most equipment associated with
lawncare, snowblowers are the main
focus of attention at this time of year.
* * -&- ** **** Ariens, Noma, and Toro are among
the top selling snowblowers, each of
FUTURE KIDS which is sold at Durham Lawn
CHRISTMAS Equipment. These, and other brands
are also serviced by this Ajax firm,
Snow -
blowing
season at
Durham
Lawn
Equipment
carburetor. However, Durham Lawn
Equipment has been known to
effectively solve this problem for
many consumers.
Besides cleaning the carburetor,
other basic remedies are checking
belts and cables. The store carries all
tune-up parts for lawncare and
snowblowing equipment. And
customers have the added assurance
that all repairs are done on the
premises.
Both residential and commercial
clients receive the very best in
personalized attention.
Whether your need is for a new
snowblower, or you need to service
the one you already own, call or visit
Durham Lawn Equipment to learn
about their attractive retail prices and
service rates.
COMPUTER CAMPS whose after-sales service is an Durham Lawn Equipment is at 855
December 27-30 important aspect of the business,
January 3-6 p Westney Rd. S.
P B
GARDINERS DUCT
CLEANING, CHIMNEY SWEEP
i EAVESTROUGH CLEANING
Hook-up $34. 95
55 per vent
FREE
Airside Claning, mr+.1G ducts 40. ;
atirlm ng only '39.95, •_'
GARDINER DUCT CLEANING
t CHIMNEY SWEEP to
"416) 282-3292
DISCOUNT WHOLESALE
WAREHOUSE SPECIALIST
Multi -ply stainless steelookw
waterless care.
lifetime guarantee. 6 mos.
terms.
Revolutwrtary new style vacuum
cleaner will outdean anything, terms.
BOTH PRICED 100'S OF
DOLLARS LOWER THAN
THE COMPETITION
CALL BOB :SAV
576-5363
SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF
NOMA
SNOWBLOWERS
Prive inclydts stop &
delivery to Ajax.ea.
Pickering ar
855 westney Rd. S.
AJAX, ORL
683-%21
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Con1aD:1 Lenses • ¬:ular Yt m
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Call for details. according to the owner eter eery. Business hours are Mon. to Thurs. 105FbASulle21Z
FW amofen.S••Mp"+"psas Peter cautions that the bulk of the 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Fri. 9 to 6 and•;;V�
servicing problems for snowblowers Sat. 9 to 1; tel. 683-%21. O"1W Ce" s wills' °°tt P44 0"101111,
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•' " These Churches invite
you to attend their
` ; •: WORSHIP SERVICES
TO ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICES
bo CALL JANICE AT 683-5110
AMBERL.EA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1820 Whites Rd. N.
FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP
11:00 a.m. Sunday
Sunday SChool, supervised
Nursery at that time
839-1383
PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
BROCK RD. HWY 07
837-0126
Sunday - Sunday School 10:15
Worship 11:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday - 7:30 Bible Study
Bible Club for Children & Youth
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
Rev. James Biggs & Rev. Ken Rowland
Worship and Church School
®
11:00 a.m.
Everyone Welcome
CHURCH OF CHRIST - CEDAR ST., AJAX
1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood
SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHIP -11:00 A.M. d 7:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY
The BIBLE GOD'S WORD - JESUS is LORD
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and TVs to pets and farm equipment, classified offers
readers all sorts of items for sale.
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GYMNASTIC PROGRAMS -AFTER SCHOOL
- WALKING -16 yrs. DRAMA & CRAFT CLASSES
• GYM 4 SKATERS & DANCERS - ACRO DANCE
• PARENTS & TOTS
KRAFT & ACTION - 3 - 51 /2 yrs.
aA Great Alternative to Jr. K and Nursery School
CHRISTMAS MINI CAMP
9 Dec. 19th - 23rd
9 -12 a.m. & 1-4 p.m. 40 QR
�, 101 $15 per 1/2 day �cv� F�
�0S Christmas Plays 0\04
G FOR MORE INFO. CALL
Larwtte, Shirley, Sue or Leanna
Look for
your
Pickering
Town
Centre
newsletter
coming to your
door this week.
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directly to FACTORY OUTLET
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for readers with topuetchp-ttorw
your
tinWl�iat's Your b••f? , tell
us about your Athlete of the
Week or Unsung Hero and
give us your opinion on
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PHOTO RADA
The province's photo radar pro-
gram is supposed to be a deterrent
to speeders on our major high-
ways. My beef is that these photo
radar vans are almost never on
the major highways, and the traf-
•
tic is moving as much over the
speed limit as ever. I travel quite
regularly on Hwy. 401 and photo
radar enforcement, to my mind, is
lax. If photo radar is to have any
effect at all on drivers who rou-
tinely go over the speed limit,
then these vans need to be out in
force more often.
James Allan
13ERNARDO CASE
My beef is with the Paul
Bernardo murder trial. Is
this case ever
going to come to
trial? The Nicole
Brown Simpson
murder trial in the l)
U.S. is almost to
the preliminary trial
stage and many of the
details of the case are a
matter of public record. Mean-
while, Canada's judicial system
has allowed an unacceptable
number of delays in the case
which seems to keep dragging on
and on with no end in sight. The
ptthlete of the
Week
Sarah Bir-
cell is our Ath-
lete of the
Week. Sarah j
was one of 40
disabled
youngsters
from Ontario,
Quebec, the —
Maritimes and
the United
States to take
part in the
recent fifth
annual Ontario
Tri -Chapter Games for the Disabled in Lon-
don. Sarah was sponsored by the Durham
chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of Ameri-
ca.
Do you have a local Athlete of the Week or
Unsung Hero? let us know by calling InfoS-
ource at 683-7040. When the recorded mes-
sage asks for a category number, use your
touch-tone phone to call 8016 and leave a
message. OR, drop us a line at Athlete of the
Week or Unsung Hero, do News Advertiser,
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. Li S 21-15
OR, FAX us at 683-7363.
case has also been shrouded in a
veil of secrecy -- something I take
great exception to. I think the
lawyers on both sides of the case
should get their collective acts
together and let justice be done.
And, while they're at it, get rid of
that stupid gag order that prevents
the public from knowing the
truth!
Hailey Josephs
ApPldl INC
SETTING THE SCENE: Federal justice
minister Allan Rock is set to make
sweeping changes to Canada's gun
laws, including registration of all
firearms and mandatory jail sentences
for all gun -related crime.
THE QUESTION: Do you think this pro-
posed gun control legislation goes far
enough?
LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: Since
American teams are already entrenched
in the CFL, do you think other U.S. cities
should be allowed to join the league?
YES: 44% N0: 56%
To answer this question,
call 683-7040. To record
a YES answer, press
8026. To record a NO
answer, press 8027.
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Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington
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Solmar Homes opens Parkside
community with 50,,000draw
Harwood Heights throws open its doors tomorrow with
a release of totally freehold townhomes from $124,900 and
a limited number of prestigious 50'and 60'cul-de-sac lots.
In addition, for this preview weekend only
(Dec. 3 and 4), buyers can take advantage of a 6.95%
mortgage rate, a frill three percentage points lower
than the rates currently offered by most financial msti-
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6-"% mortgages
Closings are slated for autumn 1995, which
means you have plenty of time to save up for the
down payment. If you purchase a freehold townhorne,
your down payment could be as low as $6,250. Even
if you have nothing saved today, if you put $650 aside
each month until closing, you would have the neces-
sary down payment -
'Tx idea behind this community is to off e r
something exceptionally affordable to first-time buy-
ers. We want to make home ownership possible for
people who thought that it was beyond theta,' said
Benny Marotta, president of Solmar Homes. "Whale
doing this, we want to create a coma n uty and homes
that buyers won't think of as just first-time homes, but
something they could be happy with permanently.
That's why we have chosen this lovely parkside loca-
tion.'
Monthly carrying costs are so low, home
ownership is now available to a family with a com-
bined annual income of about $39,000 (subject to
approval.)
And to make the purchase of one of these
homes even more affordable, the fast 50 purchasers
will be ensered into a free draw for 560,000. That
mentis one lucky buyer an get a townhouse for as low
as $74.9W or a detached home for just $139,900.
Surrounded by peeks
This community is being built directly across
Tbese fownbotees fatum tea Adoral, elegant exteriors and modwn, open -concept hdwioss,
including Grad Booms and kk&ea wild breaking bora They are 100% heehold, which means
no a fees — ever. Combine this with Solm is preview weekend special of a GM%
:mOrtpp rate, and montldy cerryiog coats are lower thin you could have ever expecfed.
the street from two neighborhood parks, featuring
and knows many people we intimidated by the home -
swings, slides, baseball diamond. bicycle poths said
baying process. That's why Solsmr is launching a new
soccer field Harwood Hei0ft itself will be centred
Home -Buying and Mortgage Iafosatt boo, Program.
around a planned park with soccer field and school
Free hWsome eonstilMiar
Jurat a short drive away there is a cooimnoity
` ■Sometimes people aren't even sate what
centre with pod, library and various odwr family
questions to begin with,- said Betty Kalmsnsos, sales
facilities. The Greeawood Conservation
consultant. -We ase hippy to help end dw confusion
Area, with fishing is DuBins Creek and
with an m -borne or os -site codon. We71 jest tell
acres of aatord forest, a also just a few
you whaft involved is b"W i horse and mower any
ninnies away by cm In fact, Ajax has 23
questions you may have. We can even explain the
parks with over 465 metes of p okland,
. pocpsa belied geltisg gvsF ewi tar s s *tV@L •
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if you are isissesled Js a P*allF on ion,
Solmar Homes has been building
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AS WELL AS PROMINENT ASSOCIATION MEMBERS
Prominent Association !Members and, outstanding and innovative housing projects in the O�:hawa-Durham
Area, were recognized at the 1 st Annual Awards Evening of the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association.
Constantly aware of the importance of high quality homes and customer service, the Association has initiated
this now Annual Awards Competition to promote housing design and quality excellence within the ODHBA
Membership and, to the home buying public.
During the gala awards evening, held at Le Gala Banquet Hall in Whitby on Friday, Nov. 25th, three major
awards were presented. one for Sales and Marketing and two in recognition of outstanding member
contributions.
The big winner of the evening was H. Kassinger Construction Ltd.. who received the prestigious "1994 Sales
and Marketing Award", in recognition of the most outstanding sales and marketing presentation of a New
Residential Community by a member of the Association. The winning of this award follows closely a winning
by Kassinger Built Hr
_ _omes of the prestigious R-2000 "Project of the Year- Award by the Ontario Home
Builders' Association.
Third party judges, from Toronto and Ottawa, were very impressed with the excellence of the award winning
presentation. They were similarly impressed and gave favorable recd,-*nition to the excellence of presentations
by City Homes. Liza Homes and Melody Homes.
The second award of the evening \ as Niven to member Mario Veltri, who was presented with the "199 -
Community Service Award" in recognition of an outstanding contribution to improving the quality of life in the
Durham Re,_ion through his volunteer activities and contributions. Mario, a Past President of ODHBA, is well
known for his service above self and is a worthy winner of this award.
Alex Hillebrand, another Past President of ODHBA, was presented with a Life Membership in recognition of
over 15 vears of meritorious service to the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association. Alex is another
worthv winner haying made an outstanding contribution to the residential construction industry as a member of
the Association. -
Members of the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association take great pride in the fact that they build
homes, not houses. Homes where families are born, where thev live, laugh and cry, dream and grow old. It is in
this spirit of pride that this Annual Awards Competition has been initiated.
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ASSOCIATION OF THE YEAR!!
Tim Whittaker (far right), publisher of Oshawa/Whitby/Clarington This Week &
Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser presents Peter Abramzuk (centre), President of Oshawa
Durham Homebuilders Association and John Stotts, Executive officer of Oshawa Durham
Homebuilders Association with a commemorative picture and plaque showing his pride
and affiliation with such a great organization.
CONGRATULATION OSHAWA DURHAM HOMEBUILDERS ASSOCIATION
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Burlington woman wins House That Jake Built
A Burlington woman figured she
would take a chance and answer the
doorbell during a radio -station give-
away. She really didn't expect to be
moving to Bowmanville, however.
Kelly Bouchard was one of the 500
people given a key that would open the
front door to a house in the Kaitlin
Group's Aspen Springs community in
Bowmanville.
After 333 people had tried their keys
in the lock of the Aspen Forest and
some two hours after the first keyholder
had tried his key. Mrs. Bouchard swung
open the front door of the beautiful
1,634 -square -foot home.
The house giveaway was sponsored
by the Kaitlin Group and Toronto radio
station Q-107 and became known as the
House That Jake Built. after radio per-
sonality Jake Edwards. A crowd esti-
mated between 4.000 and 5.000 people
cheered on the 500 finalists on Nov. 6 in
Bowmanville.
The house, the Aspen Forest, has a
finished basement and was completely
furnished with brand new appliances.
power tools, exercise and recreational
equipment, patio furniture and home
computer among many other items. The
total value of the home was set at close
to S250.000.
The home giveaway started on Aug.
31, when an elephant from the
Bowmanville Zoo travelled 32 kilome-
tres to the Canadian National Exhibition
with the kev to the front door of the
Aspen Forest. Over 30.000 toured the
home and Jake Edwards broadcast his
show live from the home during the pro-
motional event.
The Kaitlin Group started building
Aspen Springs in 1991 and hundreds of
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Kelly Bouchard (second from
left, top picture) is obviously
happy after winning the House
That Jake Built (below), in the
Kaitlin Group's Aspen Springs
community in Bowmanville.
Kaitlin Group president Bill
Daniell (far right, top picture)
congratulates Mrs. Bouchard
and her family on winning the
home. The promotion was
sponsored by the Kaitlin Group
and Toronto radio station 0-
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families already call the Bowmanville
community home. There are as many as
26 different styles of homes in the 500 -
acre community.
Aspen Springs is an integrated com-
munity. In its masterplan. Kaitlin com-
bined quality designed homes with parks
and recreation facilities. schools and
shopping facilities in an attractive.
neighborhood.
Kaitlin Group president Bill Daniell
says that by being both the developer
and builder of Aspen Springs, the com-
pany can maintain its own high stan-
dards of workmanship and efficiency to
every part of the project — from
streetscapes to the phasing of the devel-
opment.
For more information on aspen
Springs, call 623-7027 or 427-8605.
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PARKSIDE PREVIEW IN AiAx
Doors Open SaturdaY- 11 a.m.
-Solmar Honntes is ready to introduce you to the pleasures of parkside living. Harulood Heights has two parks
directly across from it and a planned park and school at its centre. We know you'll love
the community. so all You have to do is choose the design you like best.
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Have some questions about buying a home? The purchase of a home
can be intimidating for anyone. At Solmar Homes we are happy to
belp you tbrougb the maze. Give us a call and make an appointment.
And we're not restricted by business hours either. ,Just call our
sales office and make an appointment.
FREEHOLD FROM $124,900
Office hours:
Sat. and Sun.
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Mon. to Thurs.
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Turn your bedroom into a comfortable retreat
No longer just a place to lay one's
head, today's bedrooms are retreats of
solace and luxury.
In fact, it's not uncommon to see
master bedrooms complete with a pri-
vate, adjoining bath, sitting room,
dressing room and walk -out deck.
With home renovation being so pop-
ular these days, there seems to be an
endless variety or products and ideas
available to consumers. With a little
creativity or some helpful input from
an interior designer and an architect,
the possibilities are about as endless as
your budget.
If you are thinking about revamping
your bedroom or building a new one,
keep versatility and your lifestyle in
mind when planning.
GETTING STARTED
If your plans are still in the forma-
tive stages and you are unsure of where
to start, it is a good idea to scout
around for ideas by consulting some
design or remodelling publications.
Depending on your space and budget
limitations, you'll be able to sort out
your preferences and you should be
able to get some indication of the costs
associated with such a project.
Other than a sleeping space, ask
yourself what purposes you would like
the room to serve. Do you want it to do
double duty as a combined bedroom
and sitting room? Do you want to have
a portion of the room designated as
working space for those work -at-home
nights?
Perhaps you want to have special
space for a television, stereo or simply
curling up with a good book. You
might also like your own private
adjoining bathroom or perhaps an
adjoining dressing area that leads to
the bath area.
You should also determine whether
privacy and quiet are ultimate priori-
ties. If so, you'll want to incorporate
some sound muffling devices — espe-
cially if your bedroom is located close
to the major activity hub of your home
— the kitchen or the family room.
Thick carpeting is an effective tool
in muffling sound. And windows on
busy streets or close to adjoining prop-
erties can be covered with fabrics that
will help deaden sound and act as
effective insulation barriers as well.
FURNITURE
If new furniture is also included in
your plans. it's a good idea to visit sev-
eral showrooms long before you get
too far in the planning process. This
and feel of the types of pieces you'd
like to incorporate. A four-poster or
sleigh bed, for instance, might look a
little larger in real life than what you
had initially envisioned.
It pays to be realistic. Pick pieces
that are comfortable, reflect your tastes
and lifestyle and stay within your bud-
get limitations.
USING EXISTING SPACE
If you want to work within the exist-
ing space of your present bedroom,
you'll obviously be more limited in the
scope of your project. However, keep
in mind that windows and doors can be
replaced or installed in new locations.
Walls can also be removed or new ones
can be installed.
You can also incorporate a number
of techniques to make the room look
larger than it is. This can be achieved
by going to a monochromatic color
scheme or installing large mirrors. The
installation of new, larger windows can
also open up a room a great deal.
FOCAL POINT
Since a bedroom's primary function
is for sleeping, experts suggest that the
bed act as the focal point of your bed-
room. They also stress the importance
of a good -quality mattress.
Ideally, there should be enough
room in your bedroom for a couple of
bedside tables. But, if space is at a pre-
mium, there are several innovative
ideas — like headboards with built-in,
fold -away storage compartments —
that you can incorporate to make the
most effective use of existing space.
For ideas, talk to a decorating consul-
tant or check out some remodelling
publications.
Design experts also suggest that you
allow between two and three feet of
clear space on either side of the bed so
it is easier to access and make up.
Adequate access room should also be
left for items like wardrobes, dressers
and dressing tables.
Lighting is also an important con-
sideration which is sometimes over-
looked in the redecorating process.
Most likely you'll want to have ade-
quate lighting for reading in bed. You
may also require task lighting if you
plan to incorporate a work area into
your bedroom.
With a little foresight and ingenuity,
you can transform your bedroom into a
cosy, secluded refuge from the hustle
and bustle of everyday life.
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BRAMALEA BREAKS
NEW GROUND IN
PICKERING!
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Left to Right: David Keenan,
Bramalea; Mayor Wayne Arthur;
Bob Wellman, Town Councillor;
Paul Campbell, Bramalea; David
Farr, Pickering Library; Sandy
Cameron, Pickering Library, Jim
Ash, Bramalea.
W�D MERE
Bramalea Residential Group
Bramalea presented the %livor
held a groundbreaking
with a commemorative shovel.
ceremony on Thursday
and councillor Bob Wellman
October 20. to celebrate the
pitched in to "break ground."
construction of model homes
In appreciation of the spirit of
at their newest home building
cooperation with the Town of
community. Woodsmere. on
Pickering. Bramalea presented
Rosebank road. The opening
the Town of Pickering Library
of this new community of
with a 51000 cheque towards
single family homes on the
the development of their CD
edge of Altona Forest, is the
Rom collection. David Farr
latest success for the company
and Sandy Cameron of the
in Pickering, where Bramalea
Library were on hand to accept
has built eighteen communities
the contribution, which will
over the past 22 years. In fact,
further the development of one
Jim Ash, Executive Vice-
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President of Bramalea
sections in the Greater Toronto
Residential Group, stated that
Area.
Bramalea has achieved 42% of
The ceremony was well
all new home sales in the
attended by many municipal
Pickering over the past year.
and Bramalea staff, in addition
_Mayor Wayne Arthur
to the dignitaries seen in the
provided a nostalgic look back
photograph above.
at Bramalea's long term
involvement in the growth of
the Pickering Community, and
BRAMALEA
congratulated everyone
involved for their ongoing
efforts. David Keenan of
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