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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_12_26Aew Year's Eve, • An Incriosive racy . • •Prime tww7b of sect' ♦ . �ing� . D,. $75� • gnus re.wo CAU mttFsERW ANNANDALE83-3210 ,� •' °' �,�. GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Church St S., Ajax Going for the green Broughams firm is taking on a project of Olympic proportions "See the story on page 28 } 0 Kitchens Plus IIN Kiiig W PaW E, The Rr*n 11W, n)12 v 6 Ston Haws: Mon Wed 930am 800pm Thurs dFn 930am 830pm Sat 930 am 500pm r Advertiser Tuesday, Dec. 26, 1995 48 pales A Nfetroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 114 No. 52 The hair on there Santa Claus made a hospital call to brighten up the Christmas holiday for 13 -year-old Bradley Calder at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital last week and presented him with a timely gift to mark the .season. Bradley took advantage of the visit to test the strength of Santa's beard and gave it a playful tug. photo by Andrew Iwanowski New reserve fund set to keep Durham Region taxes down DURHAM — The Region is setting up a new reserve fund that will he used to keep taxes down. The first contribution of $5(X).(XX) into the General Levy Stabilization Reserve Fund comes from unantici- pated supplementary tax assessments. On Wednesday, Region- al Council voted 21-6, with four absent, to set up the reserve fund. Future contributions will come from any budget sur- plus at the end of year. supplementary taxes com- ing from growth during the year, the sale of any build- ings or land owned by the Region and any other source Regional Council deems appropriate. Putting money from the sale of a building or land concerned Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond. "'A'c're selling the fami- ly jewels to keep going." she said. But, says Oshawa Coun- cillor John Gray, "Let's not get hung up on liqui- dating assets to keep taxes low. That's not the point of this. "It's a way of giving a tool to us for budgeting, to keep it smooth." During the 1994 munici- pal election, all candidates made a promise to keep property taxes from increasing, Oshawa Coun- cillor Brian Nicholson pointed out. "This is an opportunity to keep that promise," he added. 'Rough week'for Pickering boYInside b,. MARIANNE TAKACS S l AFF kEY()kTFk AJAX-PICKI RING—'rhings are starting to look up for young Daniel Burton after some tough sledding following his bone marrow transplant Dec:. 1. "We had a rough week," his father Dave Burton said FridaN . "Daniel was in tough shape for a while but he seems to be coming out of it. His marrow is starting to grow, that's the main thing." The -10 -year-old Pickering boy. a student at Ecole Catholiyue Notre- Dame -de- la-Jeunesse in Ajax, has been in a battle for his life since last January when his leukemia returned after a three- year remission and he needed a hone marrow transplant. Dear the end of April, by which time no suitable marrow donor had been found in the existing files of hone marrow registries, Daniel's parents issued a public plea asking people to have themselves tested to see if their marrow could save Daniel's life. In late July, just after learn- ing Daniel had relapsed again after a six-month remission and was unlikely to survive, the Bur- tons were told a donor had been found and chemotherapy was started again. He went into remis- sion for a time but the leukemia returned before the transplant scheduled for Oct. 4. Doctors advised against further treatment but Daniel wasn't ready to give up and asked for more chemotherapy. which brought another remission and made it possi- ble to proceed with the Dec. I transplant. Mr. Burton said the complications follow- ing the transplant at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto "went on and on". Daniel suffered a seizure in reaction to one of the anti-rejection drugs he received and is now on anti -convulsive drugs. As of Thurs- day night, he still had a fever which indicated some kind of infection and was on antibiotics for that. "They (the doctors) were very pessimistic at the beginning of this week and had just about written him off. But Daniel bounces back." Mr. Burton said there's already some evi- dence Daniel's body will reject the new mar- row, but that's to he expected. The rejection can be mild to severe. Please see DANIEL ... page 3 Tk LT, on the news Entertainment ......................27 Sports.................................. 39 Classified..............................43 MOM MR" General 683-5110 Fax 683- 7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 on the Ihternet at www.dw*amnews.net 934t + 71t GST = $1 M PAGE 2 -A -TIE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,19" Daniel fighting -back after mild xe`& reaction to marrow transplant FROM PAGE 1 "It can hit in varying degrees depending on how close the match is." Daniel was moved out of the trans- plant room and into a regular hospital room Thursday night. He's still in isolation and ran only be visited by his dad and his mom, Nadia. If things go well, Daniel could be at home in as little as two weeks. But Mr. Burton said his recovery is a "day by day" matter and it's too earn• to tell how things will turn out. "He's very, very weak. He hasn't walked in three weeks. He didn't speak for a week. But he's looking up now. "He's getting better. It's more his desire he has to get back than any- thing else. He's been whacked out so long he just doesn't feel like doing anvthing." Spending Christmas in the hospital will be hard for Daniel, though the family already had a Christmas cele- bration before he went in. There's a Christmas tree in Daniel's room and Santa will be visiting the hospital Dec. 25. The Burtons are trying to persuade the doctors to let Daniel's sister, Nissa. visit his room that day, and they will be taking in Christmas Pre- sents_ "We're trying to make it as normal as we can. He's getting what he's always wanted for Christmas. Ile's been bugging me for three years for a snowboard." Daniel won't be able to use the snowboard this year because he won't be allowed in crowds for a while, said his dad, but he can look forward to using it next winter. 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S~4i4 -, Y �VE MA 'UP', =,.:_9EW �EAR P Hwy. 2 ■ �■ Village oChrysler 2 ES �4JAX -� �,� ui�. �.�_gk_� = = ,- �?I C-�E R 1 N Hwy. 2 G WH Cr Wild AVe� S.OURS,' PICKERIN 3isrr 'e Wood o TOWN Wfft7m7 LDC. 2? 9.9 Ddt~ 9 9.9 2'11AIn on Rd. Ford CENTRE 114264W .7a - 9-9 iii 9.6 DWY ne, ?P.YA4f ^f ibw --moo �T•� 4. #44r ♦ of 11 J'.t 1 -.: �. . a .1 • 3i1 Jlt i 0. 'r OKI - MJ% If - THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 2C 199S -PAGE 5-A John and Joan Shepherd celebrate ate 50th anniversary Name happy birth- of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J e n a day is Audet... Spencer Mommy, ••• • D a d d y , To Jay Boyle, whose droppin Gillian' ., „''"�' birthday is Dec. 24, from Grandpa, your family: "Our trees are Grandma, in blue, with icicles of tears. Granny and Wishing you were home, Awint all your y with all your family. Love aatWie a u n t s , / ya and happy 18th birthday. u n c I e s , Brett Hall Love all your family. P.S. r cousins and Your cousin Tannya's Dexter, too... baby is named after you. ••• H' D II Merry Christmas and welcome to Name Dropping... Joan and John Shepherd celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversary on Dec. 20. The Ajax residents had dinner at The Old Liverpool House with family and close friends. Best wishes from family in Barbados and England, daughter Carol, granddaughter Colleen. grandson Kevin, son Barrv, wife Karen, grandson Brandon, son Wavne, wife Cheryl and QranddauKhter Nleean .. �s name s a as Jay Birthday wishes go to C o r e y Crossman who turned five on Dec. 19. Best w i s h e s come from Mommy, Daddy and big brother Sean... Corey Crossman ... Holly and Sabrina Smith celebrated their second birthdays on Nov. 23. Helping in the celebrations were Mom and Dad ('Margot and David), favorite cousin Patrick proud grandparents Glenna Cooke and Tony and Doreen Darroch... John and Joan Shepherd Alex Yoksimovich cele- brated his big day Dec. 13. Love and b e s t wishes c a m e f r o m Natalie, Nick, Geoff, S e j a , Doug, Carolyn, Alex Yoksimovich Mom and 'The Boys'. Al had a fami- ly dinner and, of course, a dinner for two at East Side Mario's. Happy birthday 'Albebo'l... A happy pair are celebrating their birth- days in December. Steve Hache_y turned 31 on Dec. _)0, and Marisa Hachey had her first birthday on Dec. 21. Wishing them both a very happy birthday with love, is Mama, Freeway and Sasha... Look out world here comes another teenager. Jamaal Edwards turned 13 Dec. 19. Happy birthday greetings come from Mom, Dad, big sisters Keysba and Janelle, cousins Michael, Elaine and Luke... Mom, Dad, Tara and Stephanie wished Amy Connor a happy 10th birth- day Dec. 19... N• Catharine O'Hara and Ronald Giroux were mar- ried Sept. 15. Catharine is the daughter of Donald and Joan O'Hara of Ajax and Ronald is the son of Roland and Shirley Giroux. Catharine and Ronald would like to thank their families and friends for joining them in celebrating their new life together at the CAW in Ajax... Lawrence Academy senior student Carolyn Audet, from Pickering, earned academic honors his fall. Students with a grade point average of 83.5 or above and no grade below "B-" are listed on the honor roll. Carolyn is the daughter Ken and Andrew Barkhouse aY •.. 'Happy 18th Ken and Andrew Barkhouse love Jeanette, Carrie, Mom and Dad. The pair celebrat- ed their birthday on Dec. 22... Brett Evan Hall is cele- brating his first birthday on Jan. 5. Wishing him a very Miracle and he wishes you a happy birthday." turned 9 Dec. 23. Wishing her a happy birthday w e r e M o m , D a d , Grandma Jena Spencer and Wisp. Jena had a party with her school pals... Jack and Micki Lambert celebrate their 50th wed- ding anniversary on Dec. 24. Jack was a pilot with the Royal Canadian Air Force and Micki was with the Woman's Auxiliary Air Force in England. They met in Ireland during the war and were married after the war in County Antrim. Their four daughters Susan, Marnee, Debbie and Elizabeth, were born between the end of World War Two and the comple- tion of Jack's tour of duty in the Korean War. The four of them and their fami- lies send their love and con- gratulations to their "most excellent parents", Jack and Micki Lambert in Whitby. Happy 50th wedding anniversary Mum and Dad. love Susan, Marnee, Debbit and Elizabeth... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned. call us at 683-5110, fax 683- 7363 or write to 13C Commercial Ave., Ajax Ontario, LIS 2H5. Stripped Knit Cowl Neck Set One 5iic S95 t .E',v.,�r1gS .frhlllC.lR • . 1, kr 1 t fabric) [ I %-cra _kn+t S3 5 'Necklace .• ,hewn) PAGE f -A -TIM NEWS ADVER'CISER,TUM DECEMBER 2419" Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser T M0THY J. w'HITI'AKER Publisher A Metroland Community Newspaper JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief published Wednesday. Fndas. Sundav SIEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DA.NFORD, Advertising manager 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax. Ont. ALVIN BROUWER Retail Manager LIS 21-15 ABE FAKHOURIE, Di%tnbution manager Pirrone: 683-5110 Fax: 6ti3-7363 10 ... P = Keepthe s Christmas Day is officially over, but the spirit of the sea- son is going strong in Ajax and Pickering. If you doubt that Santa Claus came to Durham Region, you have only to ask one of the many people whose lives were touched by the generosity and caring of the countless volunteers who organized food and toy drives. There were many stories that touched our hearts this Christmas; they made some of us realize just how lucky we are to have a roof over our heads and food on our table. The Christmas spirit was brought to life over and over again through some truly wonderful actions of people in our communities. One little girl in Durham woke up yesterday to find pre- sents under the tree. thanks to the efforts of Lear Seating employees in Ajax, which came to the rescue of her mother after the Grinch struck. The saga began when an unem- ployed, single mother's purse was stolen a few weeks before the holidays. In an uncanny coincidence that became her Christmas miracle, Derek Campbell of Lear Seating contacted our sister newspaper, Oshawa -Whitby This Week. looking for a deserving local family to whom his colleagues could give the S350 they'd collected. Her daughter's Christmas was saved. Christmas also came to the many more people who sat down to sift through bountiful food hampers provided through many local Ajax and Pickering food drives, and toys were distributed to the need through the efforts of Durham Regional police. In neighboring Clarington, the community rallied to the aid of a man who'd tragically lost his family in a house fire. The list goes on. All around us, the spirit of Christmas shone in the deeds and thoughtful gestures of others. There are many people out there who still meed our help, and we will meet them daily. Let's keep that spirit of Christmas alive through the new year - Sunday's best You were out of line with your coverage To the editor- We ditorWe are writing to you because we're disturbed about your front-page article of Nov. 24 about the incident at St. James Catholic School entitled 'Ajax students try to tip pig car'. The story was exaggerated and appears to be nothing more than sensa- tionalism and poor journalism. It's obvi- ous no one checked out the story. Most insulting is the defamation of character and reputation of all students. It's true there watt an incident, and it is also true there were rumors about a possible fight. but the rest of the story was totally out of line. There Were no more than 25 students around, all between 11 and 13 years of age, hardly able tip over any cruiser. Where you got the story we can't imagine. We believe you should check out the facts. Kathleen 'f.1cMenanun, Stephanie Chin, Ajax URM TO THE N>E:wB ADVIMISEP, COMMERCIAL Am, AJAX, LIS Z$S OR FAX US AT 683-7363 UR E44AILADI» is ws-net y This Liberal is feeling To the editor: ory blue majority of votes received by Reform were Luckily for Canada this has not hap - Bravo Brian Shedden! from disenchanted Tories. It is time this pened — yet. During and since the last federal elec- once great party spoke up. Conservative supporters please wake up tion the voice from the Progressive In the last election Canada was faced before it is too late. Do not embrace sim- -Conservative party regarding the true col- with no real choice. plistic solutions. ors of Preston Manning was mute. The The extreme nationalists from Alberta Th Support for mayor's appointment To the editor. In my opinion, the appointment of mayor and regional councillor 'by our elected officials to save the Town of Ajax unnecessary cost was the right decision. It seems strange that two people beaten at the polls in the last election should voice their opinions — one verbally in chambers, the other in the News Advertiser — to have the town spend $40,000 on a byelection. I Were they both going to declare their candidacy for the vacant seats or were they representing other parties? Tony Webb, Ajax u-'4F••ik- �... rose to hug Ontario. The Bloc and the Liberals were the other choices. What is happening to Canada? History has proven how "reformists" who rose to save the troubled nation can destroy it. ere are none. Listen to what Brian Shedden says — he is right. I am very proud to state that I am a for- mer regional vice-president and perpetual supporter of the Liberal Party of Canada. Rene Lawand, Pickering Democracy given little consideration To the editor. 1 attended the town hall meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 11, to hear the decision on whether to elect a new mayor or appoint a new mayor. The apathy of the residents of Ajax shocked me. Only 11 people voiced their opinion, of which 1 was one. I considered this a very important issue as this will affect everyone in our town to some degree. I believe that our democratic rights were given very little considera- tion by the majority of coun- cil. (1 thank Mr. Scott Crawford and Mr. Jim McMaster for voting for election.) Mr. Steve Parish was appointed as our new mayor and went on to say that he would be the second best mayor this town has ever had, with his father Bill Parish being the best. For shame Mr. Parish, you have already forgotten two of the best men ever to lead this town, Mayor Bill Maclean and Mayor Jim Witty. I only hope that the ego of Mr. Parish does not have time to destroy this town. Lynne Thompson, Ajax Steve Houston Opinion Bright kids, tough questions Kids. They always surprise me. I was invited to speak at St. James Catholic School last Monday to describe how the newspaper works, how its reporters gather their jint•:,rmation and how its content is decided by the people in the news- room. First, some background: Our police reporter, in the course of her contact with Durham Regional Police, came across a story last month involving an incident at St. James. A police officer, apparently, had a run-in with a handful of stu- dents and filed a report which, sub- sequently, made its way to the 'major occurrence' sheets that are shared each day with Durham Region media. In the case of St. lames, the police information differed from the experience of staff and students at the school on that day, and the News Advertiser was called to question for its coverage of the story. Students at the school were understandably upset both about the incident and the resulting front page story in our newspaper. But that's not really the point of this column. I really want to address the way in which the students han- dled and questioned the entire issue during my visit. All of the kids deserve credit for their courage in sitting through my little lecture. But so to do they deserve recognition for the pointed and intelligent questions that were asked regarding the newspaper's role in gathering and publishing information. Like many readers in our com- munity, they may not agree with some of the content in our newspa- per, but they certainly indicated that they respect the role a newspaper ' must play in the community it serves. j One observation: St. James is j clearly a school which cares. The front foyer was filled with food donations for the needy to be dis- tributed this Christmas season. That speaks volumes about the character of the school and its inhabitants. I would respectfully ask the staff and students at St. James to shift their focus from what is clear- ly an isolated incident and instead celebrate the many good things they participate in. There is more, much more. to this school than one unfortunate episode. We should all remember that. f - payment • ns To 5vlt pla eels! 81, � ntr�`1 � l,ow mo P ay �1ents � Creaue� CALL, %31 096% 3.65!82 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUE%., DECEMBER 26,1"5 -PAGE 7-A Pickering Recreation Complex 1867 valley Farm Road MEMBERSHIPS INCLUDE: Whirlpool • Sauna Free Public Swimming HOURS OF OPERATION Monday to Friday 6 a.m. - 1 I p.m. Saturday to Sunday 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. 1 • Certified Fitness Appraisers • Accredited Fitness Appraisal Centre • Level III Tennis Canada Certified Coach • C.S.R.A. Certified Instructor (Squash) • Certified Personal Trainers • NLS, CPR. First Aid, Instructor Certification (Pool Staff) Variety, <<F • rlend << ly Sta f � utVas ry', of Y1 beets My'Vee Close and cls << Con Great nt (1? Rates>> n /�CCreutiO�'mbers. 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M �41YD• l /1(,7wO focal w1 4N •it wu, agar M LDCMXN MAP /THE TOWN OF PICHU M G FAECFWAI" COMPED( =I-1711 AFD 093 4= Facilities Include: • 4 Newly Re -Surfaced Indoor Tennis Courts • Art Studio • 6 International Squash Courts • Photography Studio • 2 Racquetball Courts • Banquet Hall (600 Capacity) • Fitness Room • Combatants Room • Indoor Swimming Pool • Children's Supervision Room • Training Pool - For Pre-school Children • Children's Creative Workshop and Waterbabies • Turning Point Pottery Studio • Arena - Double Ice Pad • Meeting Rooms PAGE a -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER.TOES„ DECEMBER 26. 1995 Cory prefers crayons... Cory Warburton seems to be more interested in eating crayons than listening to a tale during a Christmas Storytime session at the main branch of 'he Ajax Public Library. Cory's mom Carm, however. is engrossed in the story. photo by A.J. Groen semA.. s Dent Gas Fmnace Sale New jobs for some Regional councillors DUkHANI - There are sonic nc%+ lairs on Regional Council conuniftee,. Un %Vcdnesday. I )urharn Council apjxRinicd nrti At:n f\1u\or Stc\c P:rn,h to the I)lannin,, connnit- fce and ('ouncillor Nester I'id\\cnccckr to file finance and conunhtcc. .'tics% Ala\ regional eormcillor Jim �1�y1a,trr has tarn appointed to the heahh an(l octal ser) ices Co►nnutfrr. %Ir. Parish had been on the finance conurtitte,. and Mr. I'idwcrtxcki the health and social sercicc, runuoUtce. The changes came about with Ionnrr Alw� N111\or Jim Witty's appointment to the Regional chairmanship. He had served on the plan- nin�, committee. The vacancy on the plannint, committee caused by the death of Pickering Coun cillur Da\ id Farr a ill hr dealt with once a replace_ nrent has been appointed to Regional Council. 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The local chapter is also holding Count- down, a seven - session, struc- tured smoking cessation pro- gram starting Tuesday, Jan. 23 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Durham College, Simcoe Street '.north in Oshawa. Materi- als are $95. To register call 721-3000. The third workshop offered by The Lung Associa- tion is Smokers Overcoming Smoking, an ongoing, peer - led support group for smok- ers who are at every stage of quitting. The session begins on Mon- day, Jan. 8 at 7 p.m. in the Oshawa office, 40 King St. W., suite 300. Call 436-1046. Call 436-1046 for more infor- mation. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, 1110 , DECEMBER 26, H"S-PAGE 11-A 1 wsdn [Goods saiisf adory or money refunded] Flyers right at your doorstep three times a Week in the News Advertiser! PAGE MAAME NEWS ADVERTISER, WES" DECEMER 1* 1"5 Gun, kniffe used in vari et y store robbery By s -T- k_,�IN SLANEV DURHAM REGIONAL CRI' STOPPERS AJAX — Crime Stop- pers and Durham Regional Police are asking for the puhlic's assistance i aoh lug a rubbery in Ajax on Nov. 11. At approximately 1:15 a.m., a male and female entered the Mac's Milk store at 475 Westney Rd. N. and approached the store clerk at the counter. The male suspect had what appeared to be a silver -colored handgun and the female suspect held a knife. They demanded cash and ciga- rettes, but settled for five packs of cigarettes when the clerk could- n't open the cash register. The first sus- pect is described as male, white, 16 to 20 years old with dark hair and wearing a light-colored T-shirt partially covering his face and a dark -col- f ored waist -length jacket. The second suspect is female, white, 16 to 20 years old with dark hair. wearing blue jeans and a light- colored long - sleeve sweatshirt N 1111 alldllllllal depicted on the front. Crime Stoppers will pay a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information regarding criminal activity. Call Crime Stoppers at 436-8477 or, if it's long ictance, 1-800-978- -4i7 it you ha�c information on this crime or any other crime. Sgt. Kevin Slaney is the co-ordinator of Durham Regional Crime Stoppers and writes this article in the interests of solving crime. AFTER HOURS CLINIC Located on main level. No appointment necessar}'- OPEN FROM Monday -Friday 5:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sunday & Holidays 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. f0 OPEVM AS XAS DAY O 130XING DAY NEV " YEAR'S DAA. 10 A.N1. - 3 11.M. Pharmac-. Xray & I.ab Located on Premises XING DAY SALE Begins 9:30 a.m. Wednesda , December 27. ' 00 0 30� �O OFF CHRISTMAS GIFTWARE I AND . SELECTED `rk + MERCHA:I;DISE 1885 Glenanna Rd. Ulm k N Pickering xKSW oernma pd � rExk 839-3883 GCEN7AEC QIP ri - '���� • watch & jewellery RepaintN • Appraisals& Retiaounts, rJ 13ZHARWU0D AVE. s. The Ajax Plaza , 83-04077 save up to IOU �Y /, 30 I PIF14 . , ON ALL _ . .a. ` PRICED W E E K AMAZING save9 99� �I LOW PRICE 80 8 Portable 4 5" black and white TV .'. ' -: r :r.1Including cassenr Raw Speakers save g" s0 9999 HALF PRICE I de, letting yo ter.^,c: ..,,nr, ',,m radio or T'J n,:, in condenser micro nane headphone I hand,, shoulder strap for D a ., -ari2o8 a^ Ajax Rug Hookers meet AJAX -- The Ajax Rug Hook- ers club is wast- ing any time in getting the new year started. The local club meets Monday, Jan. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ajax Senior Citizens Friendship Cen- tre, 46 Exeter Rd. New members are always wel- come. Call Michelle at 428-6532 for more informa- tion. '••— 30 26999 Compact stereo sYstem d_.: -_1 '- „--, :.fat rM-stereo receiver with digrta! PLL tuning ino :•preset equalizer 10 watts per Channel W t^ 16-4e. emote control 13-12-5 save 99 s3 399 5 -pack of GX-90 audio cassettes Eacr !ape g .es :• 40 -minutes of lecordfng time 44-8638 save =50 7999 -. 10 -channel upright cordless pboee. vU'rh 10 -number mem,,, for storing trequenn, called numbers Has CCT nose reduction and flexible rubber antenna Ltd qt7 no Rain Checks 43.1015 45 portable CO piayer ,tures up to 21 :racks ^r ando� pla7Pack Intro scan lets : .. e the first few seconds of a song W tr s. Imphng and bass boost 42-5056 PRO -S00 20 -channel base station scanner *0 20-cnannel mems •. sr- .acts F ^ ,'.:.di.r�p Has 15 channels per Second SCe'-,p?e.^. LhdnneiOCk7ut ,rd scan delay 20-408 save TAD 276 dual-microcassette $50av 69991stamp an Has voice time day stamp and remote access With LCD display and 2 -way recording 43-762 HURRY IN NOW FOR THE BEST SELECTION. SALE ENDS OEC. 31, 1995 4999 � r �1 KOSS PR0466 headphones �. out any, unwanted r sound for intense listening 3318011 rKoss APPLY TODAY! A RadioShack Credit Card lets you make RadioShackswMose rices x purchases ywithoutappli delay Pncea shown are actual -retail prices exclusive of any applfcaDe talre5 We reserve the right to correct pictorial or typographic errors �� s�o+*;.v.cRiaw cAwAoa cro derock the Waite Peyes for the RedloSneck Stora w pfwtie' ) dealer near you. 'petinla You've got questions. We've got answers �. M 5M , rn.,<d Ince IAN In DV HaWu9gack a drrbgn of lanoti, Corporakon • eann�et+�t+•.lapeydKkettK accessnrm nor included unless SW,fi d �USA� JF'. top half of contest ❑ Inside look at Closed January 1, 1996 stock Oak Floor trading Registers pays off 4" x 10"5183201 AJAX — Stu- dents at Arch- bishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School who recently played the stock market in an investment challenge fin- ished in the top half of partici- pants. artici- p The Grade 12 SELF STICK accounting/cam- 48f* EA.puter class was ranked 142nd in the Toronto Dominion Bank's Green Line Investment Challenge. More than 300 "QUALITY CRAFT" Vinyl Tiles 12" x 12" Q Kwik Foam _ 99 439701 A high schools XENTp DUST CONTROL from across Canada took part �; Air filter in the invest- F1TS ALL REGISTERS ment contest. Removes dust & odors from the air Groups of stu- for up to 3 months. dents were invit- ot ed to maximize a �49 for high schools runs again from fictional portfo- ONLY 36009$ ho of $500.000 in the competi- tion, which saw them investing in cyuitic�; and options traded on a handful of stock exchanges, including Toron- to's. While Stu- lee Meifer dents learned the risks associated N1 -No its hakaidly with the stock market, they also 15 Lb- Pail wkh scoW ftg. 6.99 gained aninsight qq into such invest- smE4 . meats as Canada Savings Bonds and Guaranteed Swwflift Investment Cer- tificates. W The Invest- ment Challenge Thrower for high schools runs again from 4 Cyde Feb. 19 to April 5 For#ICW Sp" 12. Students and A Reverse teachers can "Sno Hog" Thies phone 416-487- 24" Clearing 3800 or 1-800- 487-3862 for Wift more informa- 2 YEAR tion or to regis- WARRANTY ter in the con- test. General Purpose ktlierior/Exterior Silicone White & Clear 944000/002 99 ONLY 30S i1Al Hurry in for these Boxing Week Specials! Happy New Year! 1 SMAAff 290x3"x8'Stud .99 2" x 4" x 8' Stud 1.99 2" x 4" x 8' Econo 1.15 DIRNZOMAnt Propane Cylinder 3 49 14.1oz. 357000 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUM DECEMBER 26, 1995 -PAGE 13-A Finger Joint Pipe Colonial Baseboard 5W x 314'.34/Ff. 26220 Colonial &mA)oard 7/56- x 414' .59/R. u290 Primed MDF Baseboard W x 314' x 12' 5.04 Ea. 9144 7/i6' x 4Y.- x 12' 7.08 Ea. Su9 DRIVEWAY & SIDEWALK Salt 10 Kg uo910 20 K93 4uo+m 40 Kg 4 Ultraflame Logs 31b. F=1129 Folding C Snowbrush/ _ Scraper ' 6 2�i79s 0 f Windshield Washer rood o -4° 79 Fluid 4L 422033 Vv . Packaged Pine "B" Grade, Platin, 5/16" x 4" 14 Sq. ft. 6253529 Joint Compound 20 kg 7".. 430001 THE WARMTH OF AN EVENING'S 51b. WOOD FIRE — WITHOUT n* MESsi 1 159 430M Great 6 Plc --Sib• Canadian "&& $94 I 31/2" Home Via ONI & LY s414o Firelog Combines all the convenience of a wax log with all the benefits of a natural wood fire. 3 logs per package 4"430•So PRICES IN EFFECT FROM DECEMBER 27 TO DECEMBER 31/95 A Canadian Company - Family Owned & Operated Helping Durham Region Do -It -For -Less For 45 Years 1279 Simcoe St. N. 19A Notion Rd. Oshawa, Ont. L1G 4X1 Pickering, Ont. US 6K7 (905) 728-6291 (905) 683-6771 Fox(905)728-8589 Fox (905) 683-6941 asDM„stOM"n:sero PAGE 14 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUM DECEMBER 26.1995 �. ? _50 ee E-Nt 76 i Boxing Week Sale Wednesday, December 27 to Saturday, December 30! R«- Salt HARDEN -Sate burgundy club chair ISSO 895 Gm. Burg. Tapt%tn Pattcrn Chair 659 499 Chair & ottoman I! piece%) 1994 895 Fruit Print Arm Cluir 659 499 C1uir K onoxttan-bloc white pancrn 9-s 699 BR(11-HILL-Floral-rod. Rrccn. ant.whitc 939 499 HIChOR1 (HtIR- 2-t 1) 1295 Leather (hair t r e. 1 3190 1495 %(nped, R'l1Ntl anal Chir 1.420 495 1inRchair hltn print 23x5 1295 Rhnt sheaf 1625 869 Chau 71 ottoman ra%phcrr% 39'S 1495 1 heel hxk srdc chair 1-59 819 Prince of Zak.1 hand painted) 1'30 869 Cainsh,on,ugh t hair 23s4 1195 Strip Clime Neck.hair 1920 899 Ladder Back , hair 1 800 895 MOTION (RAFT 1 350 495 Green leather mclincr 3195 1995 Hit AORI (HUR 4 piece Taupc(.rcam 13oran %ct 10.260 4695 I..fa B Armchair Floral 2-pircc 3.450 2-:95 Nofa d Chair Suffolk 5("o 2995 ybA(hav maamatch t" -,o 2995 Dctoo sofa Floral Pnot 165- 2-95 RMIDEN •4 49 c... 225-. Green (1 Nat, plaid 2-t 1) 1295 Lmsoxr-Floral iso .-.t. 1395 Flom 3 seal 2x19 1695 Shelter Sofa plaid nail head trim 2x 4 S 1695 sofa n 2 Chm% aro a taupe x228 3995 %ARROGATE 2491; 395 Lone sat h hcnch-blue Ile w hitc gnpt•% 695 489 3 piece Sofa -blue A white grape pattern 995 795 Cranston Floor.% dcl 1195 795 Saty burgundy stripe 3 seat 11.49 849 Light Goren Setter 899 449 U -7 -BOY 1 350 495 Qum Sia Sofa Bed 2559 1499 Bugby Sofa BROYIHU. Bhtc fl Crew Check Slob Dcmi Sofa Ring - geometric tapestry 2190 11 1420 799 2486 1199 1320 799 SOFAS r Sale LAMPS Rem. Sale Botanical l ing Bu%tIc Back 18•-0 899 matching cushions (to abo vc) 13S pr. 65,, 1 pr, hlk. hunt .ccnc . 1 2 pritc •4 49 c... 225-. �i �JTR% 1991 99 Solid walnut doubk pcdc ul table. iso .-.t. 125-1 2 arm a i %de chain, as is 99 Buffet li Hutch 9 pint, -489 .185 (Floor Model i 129'+ 7995 Nahlmrrr. (ming l nth 2491; 395 ILARDEN - 2'0 140 quern .Amro D mnR %uix 195 85 Solid Chem Table. 265 ca. 99.•... 2 Arm 2 Side Chain. 39.95 ca. 25 . a. Buffct 71 Hutch 9 pircc% 19 c' 11)95 Home%, Chair% Italian Tapeun 1 350 495 Mirror Back China. Hutch 39 Throws sclecud colour Chark•%tlm finish pedestal top 9,59-% 3895 LEXINGTON 498 Gard Tour Di C cuitc (lueen Anne Table, light pecan wash t, Chain. Buffet 7k Hutch - Bcvclkd Icadcd Rials. Mirror back fight 5995 BEDROOMS ITXIN6T0\- Hnnn Pine i gotta 22-5 1395 1ackrndReUr.9SIMUrrHca&urd 9-S 599 HARDEN - National Transition Bedroom war- 5 pieces 13.5—� 5995 National Transition thrcrn Sia Pencil hat Brd dark finch 29'0 l 1495 RMES - tiofid Chem 36x;-%-5 1 2 4085 1995 HICKORY Cxwl Beveled Gla%& - mirrored hack 63oo 2495 ASPER &wkd mirror. glass sltdves 3%1axB0 1839 1599 Crown glass. mirror backed secretary 3890 2695 DIUM HOOKER-Slrlw cherry 54 x 24 x 3o 16% 1335 tEXINGTON- Mahog. leather inset - drop lid lock 2459 1495 HPL -French style -solid cherry 660 x30 1805 899 ASKR Hand painted secretary -as is 5030 2495 Framed mu. in Reg. Sale LAMPS 1 1 s —5 Shoal ( reek black (:ins cr iar 635 285 Tennis Rack lamp (131) 495 1 pr, hlk. hunt .ccnc . 1 2 pritc •4 49 c... 225-. I corn trt t lamp corn .hrde 1991 99 1 pair black iron lamp% iso .-.t. 125-1 1 Shoal ( reek candle .tick Limp as is 99 Green china flower lamp -489 .185 1 green pair ceramic 700 150 Bird CaW JA Rccd 320 150 1 wooden mbn hcnch 2'0 140 Acc. fabric trunk check 195 85 1 pair pink floral 265 ca. 99.•... Candlestick .- 39.95 ca. 25 . a. Dn-anux% 65 39 Pillw% assoncd prices up to i0l ,, OFF Timbertakr Throw 119 39 Throws sclecud colour 110 79 " pwtc Bedding rnscmbk 1 2 pri-ce 498 Framed mu. in 50 39 Framed mirrors 1 1 s —5 Braided look gilt sink mirror 359 2-5 Ncrdi SIS 249 tl;ckon Chair Matroxanii -lox 5 Hickon Valnut 900 4-49 Lcbargcwa%bcdpincmirn.r 11-'5 695 Gold Hcxagom 365 189 Fnmcd birthday pam Black Gilt framed Pekincsc Framed Frr%co ( rn o framed lgc. still life ' ant. framed racing prints All Rockwell fnmcd print.% 1 Victoria print scene -burg. green 2 framed Itedomic % bows 2 framed bunny print% I framed - beet picket 1 famed -Crest print 1 framed - sheep - country print 2 framed 20L ship prints 2 Buxu dog prints Primitive print - young lay I pair Mushroom print% I large floral print 1 Barge pcx(Kk painting 390 235 132 75 2,5 189 189 94 189 ca. 99 20 ca. 289 140 339 120 298 195 239 120 199 99 209 125 195 ca. 99 ca. 169". 79 ea - 429 199 227 9%a. 319 159 575 399 ReL• Sale BROMILL - Lt. pine drop leaf end table 445 299 Pine end table 385 229 AMERICAN [*,FST 299 Side Talk 1 i0o 149 British Lcathcr Tipp Drum Table 11-489 1095 xARDE\ - National Tnmiliim cnd ubk wdid cbcm 1000 650 Chcm end table champ finish 899 299 Nc%t of tables r is 15-40 895 HICKOR1' Q AIR Sots wing chair onlrrnart (i pc) French wicker diamond %ease table 1lahorg my end table Bird (age Tilt Top table as n Drum Tabk mahlrypm aAnut inlaid chest Music chest 71 mirror HOOhFR Computer cabinet :ILMIRA- Solid Dalt (uric (ocktail Table 1AINGTO\ - Humble pine bookcase 32xIoxi- ")gam crllarct Oak Limp uhlc with drawrn Oak hcdsidc table Hand painted tennis chest Am. (iountry %'Stas collccton rack Brigs tufted chair SHERRILL • GlawUnen Finish end table GkwLincn Finish rec. cocktail table 3 dr. chest-liarn finish Chest cocktail table Iron/glass con" -47118x38 Oval glass inm tabk-40x29138 Oval glass/roan lamp tabk-30x24x24 1026o 4695 865 6-5 1069 495 1200 495 .1535 11-11) 3.-,00 1595 ,#235 1995 2x95 2049 1095 399 1130 695 1559 959 ,25 555 1.100 925 1885 1095 1735 1335 1380 795 595 475 699 559 995 795 21oo 795 1355 1035 995 795 895 665 13R j,STORE HOURS: Located at: 4 10-88 Wed., Th -Fri. 216 Mary Street, East, � ' lis / r" Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 Whitby D—d.,.4. E. Closed New Year's Day 668-3483, rs� 19� HERITAGE HOUSE LIMITED Sun.c`I Toronto Line 686-0061 .or 1-800-387-0242 s 4 - Train to be DURHAM — Make a New Year's resolution to learn first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) by attending an upcoming course next month. The Durham branch of St. John Pickering Santaparade winners chosen THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1995 -PAGE 15-A a lifesaver with Durham's St.John Ambulance Ambulance is offering a Standard First Aid and CPR course on Mall at Marwood Avenue and Bayly Street. injuries, fractures, burns, poison- ing, older can take the two-day safety Tuesday, Jan. 9 and Wednesday, Jan. 10, from 8:30 Standard First Aid and CPR is a multiple injuries, heart attack, stroke, choking, wounds, bleed- course. Cost is $75. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at their Ajax location, lb -hour course of instructional and practical exercises. It teaches ing, artificial respiration and shock. Call St. John Ambulance at upstairs in the Harwood Place how to deal with head and spinal Anyone 16 years of age and 434-7800 or 1-800-268-1032 for information about the course. PICKLKI\(, - )-our cuuununity groups have been recognized by the Pickering Kinsmen for the outstanding floats they contributed to this year's Santa Clause Parade. The Rouge Hill District Guides are the winners of the club's President's Award; the First Dunbarton Colony `A' Beavers were judged the Best Youth Entry; ` the Pickering- a Ajax Italian Social Club was chosen as the Best Com- munity Entry; and Dominion Save -A -Centre was recog- nized as the Best Corporate and Com- cial Entry. m Special thanks for their support for the parade were extended by the Kins- men to the Pickering Town Centre, the Town of Pickering, Village Chrysler, Millwork Building Supplies, Fast Side Mario's, Taylor Studios and Trillium Cable 10. 6. 4 -TI, 10 il 1= Visit Us Boxing Day For Fantastic Prices! I I 1 Ir: 6"\-'! 11ii; ; '. 7i� iii 0 11 ?IT, F I r ! - Even Scrooge Would Have Loved This Deal ! 19% Camry 19% Tercel 1996 Corolla THE BEST DEALS ARE IN PICKERING Oak Special of the Week 1 W -t -t -4.: r "' V A- ENDS DECEMBER 30th PICKERING TOYOTA 420.9000 � nunuAli� 557 KINGSTAN RD__ DICKGRINf: ruG i ecrccr rnvnrn nrni co W PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES.. DECEMER M,1995 New I __ project links parents with schools By STEPHEN SHAW txRtw.0 STAFF DURHAM — A hi -tech new com- munication system being tested as part of a pilot project at three Durham schools — including Exeter High School m Ajax — has forged a direct communication link between parents and teachers. An electronic voice -mail system. called ParentLink, provides parents with 24-bour access to a school information bulletin board as well as numerous other sm ices. "It's quite a unique tool for both par- ents and teachers to share information back and forth. It's capable of doing a lot." says Joe Hirrnck principal of John Dryden Public School in Whitbv, the only Durham elementary school to have the computerized system installed. The program avows parents to leave their child's teacher messages at any time of the day or night — and vise versa — as well as the opportunity to browse through upcoming school pro- grams. events or activities. While the electronic system cost the Durham Region public school board between $4.000 and $6.000 to install. Mr. Ilir- co ik says the program will pay for itself in the long run. "This is going to cut down on our use of paper by about 40 per cent. so I certainly don't see it as being financially irresponsible " he says. Since the system was booked up Dcx . 4. it's received about 40 calls per day — "and it's getting used more and more each day." School secretaries answer phone calls during the day. while the system kicks in after hours between 4 pm and 8 am. The program also eliminates the need for absence notes as parents can call in and leave a miessage for a teacher, in turn, a teacher can leave a prerecorded message assigning homework for the abstUdLIAt. "For parents who work the night shift, it allows them to address school issues and find out the latest info ma - C m. It should vastly Wprvve communi- cation between the home and the school `7n terms of what we can do with it, there are hundreds of communication opportunities. It just tapes a creative miod," Mr. Hireock says. He envisions the system eventually being used to exchange ideas and infatuation with other schools around the world. Parend.ink has also recently been installed at Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa and Exeter High School in Ajax. John Fitzsimmons, electronic maintenance supervisor for the public school board, says if use of the system takes off, it may be expanded into other schools. "We're trying to see if the schools utilize it to the fullest extent and if it does create better communication between parents and teachers," he says. u During Winners Storeivide Boxing Leek Event Take An, 0/0 Additional Off Pickering; SuperCcntre l.ivvrpool RdA Kingston Rd (ll\ty. 2) 837-0429 • All «inter outemear for men, women & lids. • All hats, scan es, mitts & gloves. • All ladies Holidav sweaters. • All men's robes. • All Christmas theme items. • All Red bg clearance merchandise in all departments. Special Hours: Wednesday December 27 8:30 am -9:00 pm taw I 11C NNERS Plus 15 other Greater Toronto locations t THE NEWS ADVERTISER,TUES., DECEMBER 26, 1995 -PAGE 17-A L�blaws Law the BONELESS HAMS DELUXE GOURMET Mitchell'sv regular or black forest AVS G PES 6.59/kg 1b.P5T( 99 BOMG DM RED EMPEROR OFF California grown shop "krws & the Supercentre this week for up to 50% savings on product o f U.S.A. selected general mercht7ndise items. no. 1 grade 1.96/k 1b.01 rgWreaths, garland, Christmas lights, trees, tree decorations, KELLOGG'S bows (asst. sizes and colours), Christmas CORN FLAKES 99 stockings and 675 gbox accessories 5w,. a{{ or Frosted Flakes - - - — 525 g cereal44eOCCW , TOP SIRLOIN PORTOBELLO POTATO CHIPS CHEESE STIR ,ROAST MUSHROOMS PRESIDENT'S CHOICE BLACK DIAMOND &ARON OF BEEF r fresh 180 9 pkg. medium, m4 d. lite or unsalted bxe6ss `.A from cheddar or mozzarella Cando A, AA, AAA product_ regular or lite beef RtWie„r5 Choice' 99 of Canada 225 g noNia�ly ppea 1b. 1.-4-.. I b . pkg . 99 20--6.59/kg P,t...X- 2 0 6.59/kg099 • CHICKENSHRIMP RING PHOTOFINISHING )�,-COI.A STRIPS R`t 1- PRESIDENT'S mmomA uCE 2ND SET OF PRINTS or SOFT DRINKS rorES or NT day service • 24 exposures , CHOICETM 250 ^L KK • 35mm colour print film Presidents 24. or NUGGETS • JUMBO 4" x 6" prints Choice 355 mL tins PresldenYs Choice' cooked tail -on 5 9a/100 mL 100% all whine 99frozen99 UM breast meat breaded 340 g pkg. 750 mL � 99 8 FREE6 5Si 100 ml OZER1 1 kg box , :.o�d items plus depos r b ob;ro�tiy Of 0 CHEESE CHEESECAKE SALSA TOWN" CHM Tl,Oo► GARLIC BREAD IAN BRICK, NEW YORK STYLE PICANTE W Elegy foil wrapped Original Chocolate swirl Amaretto HOT or MILD ..9 � 280 g loaf COLBY, FARMER'S or 9or Key Lime TM � La Election Available MONTEREY Presidents Choice del PresldenteTM in the bakery JACK9 �g 850 mL jar 99 49 deli cut CHEESECAKIE 99 .88/100 g 0 1b. R`f. • • 4 H A P P i�Y N E oiW, Y E A*R 'RICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SUNDAY, DECEMBER 319- A , A, PAGE I&A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1995 V RECYCLER'S REPORT They're not leftovers they're an o ortunitopportunity to recycle extra food When leftovers stare hack at you from the fridge, how man time,, have you said to yourself'. '-Isn't it a shame to throw this out?** Perhaps we throyy food away because tic arc too husv to figure out hors to satisfactorily pre- pare it. People have thrown a"ay good food since the Aa n of time. but prohahly our ancestors were not as %%astcf*ul as we arc tidlay . In 1979. the Use it Up Cookhook A Guide for Mrnrmizinu, Food Waste uas first published. This handy little cookbook cat- c«onics food t� pts and otters recipes and lists tips for using it up. %%'hat hotter way to end the first half of this decade U nth erect ideas on vv hat to do with our leftover turkcv and cranhcrr% sauce! Consider these dishes: Turke% Divan Casserole: 1" h d heat. add S%%iss cheese and stir until incited. Add turkey slices. Spoon mix - lure ovcr broccoli. Combine bread crumbs. Pan :elan cheese and melted butter and sprinkle mer top. Bakc at 35(1 fur 20 to 25 minutes. Here's what the Use it Up cook- book uggcsis for leltoyer cranhcrry larraine roulston I } ec der's Re �d cups t oppe hr(Kcoli. c(x)ked and drained 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespimns flour 1/2 teaspomn salt 2 cups milk 1/2 cup shredded tiHiss cheese '_ cups cooked turkey, sliced U2 cup soft bread crumbs 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1 tablesp(x)n melted butter Arrange hn,cc li ,n a cas.crolc dish. Melt butter. blend flour and salt. Add milk, cook stirring constantly until mixture thickens. Remove from s.t u. c . Add up to one cup to a three ounce red fruit- flavorcd gelatin alum_ H ith crushed pineapple. chopped walnuts. diced ccicn_ and up to one cup dairy sour cream. Fruit Salad Dressing: Conthutc lit cup :r.in berry sauce. 1/4 cup honey and one teaspoon lemon juice. Chill before using. (daze for poultr% or lame birds: Conch, nc "Tic , up w hole cranberry sauce. tui, tablespoons lemon juice. I,'2 cup hro%%n sugar. Add dur,n_, the last half-hour of cooking. Basic frequently. Glaze for ham: Combine one ;ul, vv hole ianherr% sauce. 1/3 cup brown sugar and a dash of nulrneg. Pour ovcr ham during_ last 10 minutes of hakrn;_. Add up to one cup to apple crisp or apple crunch. rcdu.c amount of apples accurdin_•ly. Tip: When discarding }our tree for cunipostin=, remove all hooks. nails and tinsel. Avoid placing it at the curbside in a plastic hag. Discus discussed by Aquarium DVRHAM -- Discus. anyone". The Durham Ret_ion Aquarium So,cIely tackles that and other thing u hen it meets Tucsdav . Jan. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at R.S %1cLaugh- lin Collci.,tatc. 570 Stevenson Rd.. Oshall a. Guest speaker Vcrn Archcr discuss- es discus. Therc's also a lar shov. and small auction at the meeting. All arc vvciconnc to attend the monthly meetings. Call -IO-1-Oh-i l (Frank r. or `t .1 1 -6490 i T,* i for inlor- mation. �,,���ent Authority yojg Ente Wr at these places pick up L'Attitude, Jerk Machine 1 PICKERING/AJAX Smart Set Bakers Dozen(2 . Compact Discovery Backstage Pass Mr Sub. Country Style Smart Set Ajax Bowl Cycle Path HMV Tavern Plaza Winchester Arms Gallantry's Cross Country New Sport SmokersCom Donuts Library Kingston Miracle Food Recycle Rythm Convenience Mart Super Video Burger Kin (s) Sound Centre TSM Watehouse Donut World Royal Scott Comfort Inn T School of Tree house National Sport Bus. Harp & Thistle Great Canadian Bagel Kelseys(2) Rack em Up Bill. Pizza Pizza(s) Wonder Video East Sides Melanie Pringles Red Lobster Go Station (Ajax) Jumbo Video Dakota Bob's Classique Palace Cineplex 9 Weber Music Top Rank Video Video King(s) Meditteranean V pH Video Perfect Audio Grill Sapphire Bar & Mud Hens Shear Grill Mo Cd Attraction CoffeTime(s) Brew Shop A+ Software Microplay Harvey's(2) The Fox Goes Mario s CD's Free Library PICKERING Ceciles Palrma's TOWN Arabella Rest. Hollvwood CENTRE CDN Mrti1 D - t aa onus Kiosk ets Fa L Famous Players Legends Smokers Choice Raceway The Ranch �. *' I . • � • FRF[ Donut Deluge Durham Music Camelion Cafe Royall Computers Brewers Choice West Hid Musonic Gatwick & Giles Pub & 200 other places we don't have room for here. Christmas crafts creatively y Pickering's Highbush Public School student with the help of parent volunteer Deur., e Bryan James puts the finishing touches on Savage. Santa's most popular reindeer. Rudolph. photo by Andrew Iwanowsk ! . -t- Big • THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES,, DECEMBER 2C 1915 -PAGE WA calendar s eshelp cash Calendar purchases AJAX-PICKERING — Area the coming year. chance to win a total of 515,000 8111 or drop by its commuinty residents can help support local The Big Sisters Association in prizes. office at 398 Unit 1 Bayly St., also offer a chance to artists, Big Sisters and the Unit- of Ajax -Pickering is now selling To purchase a calendar, or for W., Ajax. win cashrize ed Way while keeping track of 432 lottery art calendars for SIO more information on the organi- Calendars will be on sale well p appointments and activities in apiece, which also give you a zation, call Big Sisters at 428- into the new year. Big Sisters also needs volunteers AJAX-PICKERING — have you made a New Year's resolution to help others? If so, you may be interested in becoming a Big Sister or Teen Mom Friend to needy young people in the community. The Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering is holding a general information night for interested vol- unteers on Tuesday, Jan. 9 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at 398 Unit I Bayly SL, Ajax. For more information. call 428- 8111. Looking for cyberspace? Your community newspaper, the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, can help you get there. We are now W f # - offering a gateway to the ---, Internet so you can explore until you heart's content. And you can get there via our new electronic newspaper called durhamnews. Take a walk with us in cyberspace. Call us at 683-5110 for a map to get there. •Serest nights accommodation uhoard ►l►e Star/Ship Ocruaic• to a deluxe, air conditioned stateroom, n-ith telephotte. 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S. (Entrance off South side of Plummer St.) Pickering Tela (905) 420-%5r%330 Hwy. #401 A Plummer St Bayly St PAGE 20 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26, 1"S Computers coming to Regional homes for the aged DURHAM — A computer system Reviews and studies were conducted computers and sct up a netwcxk amoang costing about $458,000 has been at Iiillsolak Manx, Fairview I_cxige and the three h wrK--% approved for three homes for the aged Lakeview Manx to find ways to provide A report from Durham Council's tun by the Region. services but cut costs. line reviews found health and social services committee Durham Council approved spending SS(1D,(1111) in savings at I (ills kde MalkV, states money will he saved in the future the money Wednesday, with Dun's with 1)urhmin's pxxtion heing S158,W) Ncause paper work won't he duplicated share totalling S158,000 and the and the Province's 5342.(XMI. and employees would he able to better Prminee's S300.000. 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Pickering Town Centre, 420-3224 IMPACT DISC 1 AND UP THE NEWS ADVENMER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1995 -PAGE 21-A eiDa/s� tr into look onposit* yve g s ide'after• rlloses legto cancer � ❑ 'We're praying this is donate an item to the auction or Tickets will also be available at by asking that funds be deposited in food to the dinner, or to purchase the door. the Ikeiba Knight Trust Fund. the worst we have to tickets, call Ms. Darbani at 420- You can also donate at any Cana- Quote branch number 374 and face.' 2830' da Trust branch across the country account number 592572. By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — For the family of a Grenada girl who lost her leg to cancer last week, "we're praying this is the worst we have to face." Ikeiba Knight, the Grenada girl diagnosed with bone cancer after coming here to stay with family to seek medical help, underwent surgery at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children last Tuesday. But though the ll year old came to Canada in hopes of saving her leg, "we're all trying to look on the positive side," Lori Darbani says of the surgery which saw Ikeiba's leg amputated at mid-thigh. "The leg remaining showed no signs of cancer, so that's positive. And there's no cancer in her lungs," Ms. Darbani says of her boyfriend's niece. "We're praying it's nowhere else in her body. We're praying this is the worst we have to face." Ikeiba's family raised enough money to send the youngster here after doctors in Grenada suspected she had cancer and recommended amputation of her leg. But because they were unable to test for cancer elsewhere in Ikeiba's body, her family feared an amputation would- n't be enough to save her. Doctors at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto determined she has osteogenic sarcoma, a cancer of the bone. They hoped chemothera- py would reduce the size of a large tumor on her leg, thereby decreas- ing the chances of amputation. They believed the odds of saving her limb were greater here than if she received care in the West Indies. Ms. Darbani has told the News Advertiser she's pleased Ikeiba came to Canada despite the need for amputation. Not only has chemotherapy been important in killing cancerous cells, but Ikeiba knows her family did everything they could to save her leg. When Ikeiba first came to Picker- ing earlier this fall, her family issued a plea for help, as medical expenses could total at least $30,000. "Every day she is in (hospital), the bills are mounting," notes Ms. Darbani. "I'm trying not to think about that. I just want to concen- trate on her getting better... We'll worry about the bills later. We just have to make it through Christmas right now." Ikeiba's story has touched people who have organized fund-raisers. "People are caring. She feels that and that's important," says Ms. Darbani. 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But the intro- duction of school board development charges this year has tacked on another $1,700. The total levy average across the GTA for a single -detached home is $12,703. Or but in Durham Region the average is 513,877. Ron Robinson, president of the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Asso- ciation, says the higher lot levy is among the factors behind sluggish housing ru m- bers throughout the region. This is putting us at an unfair disad- vantage. If that $1,700 wasn't there, we could sell a house for that much less. If I'm a making a decision whether to go to WHIL Mississauga or Durham. Mississauga No looks a little better." says Mr. Robinson. He says Durham municipalities should Not vali!1 lower their lot levies or even drop them altogether temporarily — as some Ontario municipalities have done — to kick-start the industry. �•+- Rick Cook. Durham Region senior ..,.{ planner, says the drop in housing starts has been "a general trend" across the ovine. no(just Durham. r "1 think a lot of it is related in general--r-�--- to the economy. The Tory government is planning on laying off 13,000 peopie. municipalities have had their transfer ` payments reduced and are looking at lay- offs possibly; there are quite a few peo- pie affected by what's happening," says '. Mr. Cook. "There's just a lot of uncer- tainty and if that wasn't over people's heads. they would be buying houses." =;.. Every municipality in the region, with �`` 3 ' ` Brock Township and Oshawa the excep- tions, have seers dramatic drops this year 4' in residential development. In 1994, Pickering had 864 new housing starts from Jan. to Sept.; down to just 275 at that same point this year. Ajax has also dropped to 109 this year to Sept., com- pared with 180 last year. Mr. Robinson agrees economic uncer- tainty is largely to blame for housing - starts being at their lowest level since the Second World War, but lower develop- ment charges may shake the industry out of the doldrums, he says. Lot levies, be says, add an extra S 124 to monthly mort- gage payments for the average home- owner. For over! Expect more from Sears CORRECTION NOTICE Media 1251 After Christmas Sale Page 4 reads: Elizabeth Arden Cermaide Starter Kit, only 42.50 A value of $88! Includes 14 Time Complex Capsules, 14 Eyes Time Complex Capsules, 30 MI Time Complex Moisture Cream, etc... "30 MI Time Complex Moisture Cream should have read 25 MI Time Complex Moisture Creme! IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT PICKERING •550 KINGSTON RI (SUITE 210) 905.430-4800 40 KING ST WEST (SUITE 20T 839-8981 • Got a news tip? Call the newsroom at 683-5110; hi"n g I s customer Apprecationi ednesday, December 27 9,:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. of everyday life, and we want to show how much we appreciate your business. So stock your freezer with our frozen cakes and novelties and treat your family to dinner. All your favourites will be half the price for one day only and we Would love to see you and say thanks. #r ,-r -F Z4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1995 -PAGE 23-A YOUR I Odd 4(ic O � T4.. - S 9 B OX 1?44& WEEK A r r • • � �. •.••. • • • • •. _ • �• � . r • a .. � . A . . • . •. • �.w. • • • • • � ir, • � � • s • a� tr'. u .. .. e u r . . .. f J .. .- 2.a _. a • • • • � •. � • •, a. ► � r . r .. .� • � . w w. y • - - PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1995 f - TWIN 5 yr. Mattress $ 129 00 r _ _ LONDON BED 0 Great Starter Bed! ,:4. 1 � �. �*-- _ � _:": 'tet" y;-. ;�"s .:.c _� .� •.::-.. a. 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For the Kids con- test. which say+ 6 choirs participate. raised more than Stott() for the Oill- dren*s �\ r.h Foundation. " Chn,lnws rs a time for ,-wing ant A 4'y V V11-1 61101 %XNq Cha1'� —�- Cr _M o Cramplam Ave �L HWY. 401 L_ � e "Is CT:he Plan ,1995 1 7 :ntn 95'/minute wrekda}s 56 a call after 6prn & wknck pE�,3 C 0 • The Bonus Each livc perforn rake at the Pickering Town Centre was recorded. Tapes of the winning choirs in each catcion are being played on local radio stations throughout the Christmas sea - Son. '111c top choir overall was John Dry- den Public School in Whithv. which rcccned an electronic kc0oart. • a/ • mas r Re%nk S 9, Sof WITTNAUER /-A $150.00 .Value FREE, TliEWAT(.fikt-\Ki:i"S�Xi\TC[i Swiss Quay Movement Classic Styling Mens or Ladles modd Two Year Warranty Anti reflective display Mineron' scratch resistant crystal Water Resistant to 100 ft. Remarkably accurate & reliable Complete with an attractive gift box Bonus applies to new subscribers only. 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(905) 83 7-12 12 Bell Mob1`81ity,_,---10---4. V 0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUM DECEMBER 26,1915 -PAGE 2T-* Entertai*nment Dec. 26, 1995 Plenty of entertaining opportunities are available in Durham duringholiday season AJAX-PICKERING — Are you already wondering how you'll keep your children amused after Santa makes his annual visit next week? If so, you may be interested in the following activities: ) NICA DAY CA11P: A number of holiday day programs for children aged six to 12 are offered by Durham Region YMCA from Tuesday, Jan. 2 to Friday, Jan. 5. On Tuesday, children go to the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto; on Wednesday to the YMCA Adven- ture Centre in Richmond Hill for activities such as rock climbing and rope courses; on Thursday to the Scarborough YMCA, where there will be a choice of swimming, gym or basketball in the morning and skat- ing in the afternoon; and on Friday the kids will be taken bowling in the morning and roller skating in the afternoon. Children will be bused for each day's program from the YMCA at 1400 Bayly St., Pickering. They must be dropped off there by 9 a.m. and will return at 4 p.m. Extended hours are available from 8 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. at a cost of 52.50 per hour. The activity program costs S20 per day, and children must take a lunch. To pre -register, or for more infor- mation, call the YMCA at 668-6868. DROP-IN CENTRES: The Ajax Parks and Recreation Department offers free drop-in centres on Dec. 28 and 29 and Jan. 3, 4 and 5 at Lake- side Community Centre at 4 Parkes Dr. and W e s t n e y Heights Com- munity Centre at 45 Brennan Rd. There will be sports, games and crafts from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m. each day. Call 427-8811 for more infor- mation. M I N I - CAMP: The Pickering Recre- ation Depart- ment hosts a Christmas Holi- day Mini -Camp for children aged five to 12 from Tuesday, Jan. 2 to Friday, Jan. 5 at the Recreation Complex at Val- ley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. It includes daily swimming and optional skating. Take your own lunch. The cost is $97 for a full day from 7 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. or $70 for the reg- ular camp from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. THEATRE: Herongate Dinner For information on the swimming Theatre, Altona Road north of Hwy. and skating schedule over the Christ- 2, Pickering, presents If the Shoe mas holidays, call 420-4621 or 683- Fits, a musical comedy for the entire 65x2. family. It hits the stage Dec. 27 to 30, at 2 SKATING: The Town of Picker- and 7 p.m. each day. Matinee tickets ing hosts a tree New Year's Count- are S15 for adults and S10 for chil- down Family Skating Party on Sun- dren under 10. day, Dec. 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Tickets for evening performances, Recreation Complex Arena, Valley which include dinner are $31.95. Farm Road south of Hwy. 2. There except Saturdays, when they are will be skating, clowns, magicians, $36.95. refreshments and a deejay. Reserve by calling 472-3085. The New Year's countdown begins at 8:55 p.m. Enter the area from the rear of the complex. Call 831-1711 or 683-6582 for more information. CULLEN GARDENS AND MINIATURE VILLAGE: The annual Festival of Lights features a miniature Santa Claus Parade. Christ- mas Pudding, a 20 -minute live Christmas show featuring a puppet, clown and magic elf is performed daily at 4:30, 5:30, 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. Admission is S9.95 for adults, $7.50 for seniors and students, S3.99 for children aged three to 12 years. There is no charge for children under age two. A family pass is S29.95. Free park- ing is available and the facility is wheelchair accessible. It's open 10 am. to 10 p.m. daily and is at 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whit- by. Call 669-6606 for more informa- tion. entertain you in Ajax and Pickering three times ' each week �II NEW YEARS EVE «�," DINNER & DANC "° at Tie Winchester Arms �VWMENU Soup or Salad Prime Rib Dinner or Salmon Filet or Chicken Gordon Bleu Coffee and Dessert Table Champagne and Party Favors at Midnight Celebrate the New Year with The Winchester Arms Call now to book your ticket. .'L.k for LPj 1 -*00 Baviv St. (at Livcrpxm01i 83"-2366 1 O4 :1 A Complimentary Re ular Fries with the Vg� purchase of a mediums ' soft drink. J 1 ' 1163 Kingston Rd. i Pickering Ontario f "� �nh! Jan' ' uWrn '096 tttttt� t' ltd � � tttttt� � � � � tttttt� PAGE 28 -A -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1995 Brou-gham- firm tackles -1, gproject rec clip of Y Olympic proportions li% NI. R1 ANNE TA KACS PICK 11RIN(I Jack McGlinni, is hea\ il\ into preparation fur the Atlanta OI\ mpics next year. a hi,_ adrenalin rush." sa\ s the Bntughant resident. "and xou collapse when it's all o\cr." But \1r. \1cGinnis isn't going to he at art\ finish line when he `can t-rnallx collapse Front exhaustion. Hell proha- hl\ he back home in Brou_hanl to reco\cr front his participation in %\hat \kill surely he one of the OI%nlpic,' hte_•e•t C\cnt, --- the rcc\chnL of the 5,1)00 ton, of cans. plastic cont.trncrs. _'la„ bottles. used ,core sheet, and other nr:ucrtals olficiak. athletes and \r,rto,, are c\pcctcd to throw out dur- in,• the �anrc, It,, the Irr,t time the sunlnrcr OI\ nrpre, w ill hake a t:t,mprc- tic n,r\c rcc\- elin,, pro_ram dc,r_ncd to han- dle all the reek clablc, the _ante, _cncratc. and the contract tit dc\clop and carr\ through that pro,_ram has been .i\k ardcd to \1t M,Grnnu.' Bn,u_hanl-ha,cd conrp.rnk. Rce%- elrn_• Dc\clop merit Corpora- tion. in partner- ship w rth R,,\ al R -%cIIni of Hamilton. '-I l's a w hole lot of- fun.' sa%, Slr \le(Iinni, of the huge job his Contpan% of six emplo\ccs has undertaken. He, already jetting back and lorth to Atlanta and expects "panic will set In— earl% in the new %car when he rcaliics all he has to accomplish before the L. he,_in Jul% 19. But the 4.s—,car-old former newspa- per reporter is all excited about taking part in %%hat he dcscrihc, a, the biggest c\cnt in the world except fur a w ar. "]'Ili proud that sontehody not only from Canada but from Brougham has been Lien the right to do this.-. Ws a right Mr. McGinnis certainly appear, to ha\ e earned. He', one of the inventors of the iblue box' and started Canada', first curbside recycling program in east - end Toronto in 1974. At the time he had just wanted to establish a non- profit group to promote environmental is,uCs. and that groups first major project turned into the first curbside recycling program. He went on to run the first mumci- pal blue box pilot projects. and evcn- tually founded the RecyclinL, Council of Ontario, a nun -profit group com- prised of go%ernmem, business and citiien members which runs inf'ornta- lton and education programs province - wide. htr. %1ILGinnis' ctrn.ultimg company. RDC, tto\k doC, Iwo -thirds tit' its work hClprng lu let up rccvCling pntgranis outside Canada. RIX' handled the rccvclin,,, fi,r the Special OI\nlpics in \linncapolis in 1991. the SupCt- Bovv 1 in 1992 and the 1'nited '.'anon, Earth Summit in Braid in 1992 - The OI\nlpics \\ill he the hit_`_e.t project e\cr for RDC. The cornpaw. I w ill ha\ c to hire hundreds of people to bring it all to,,cther and recover about 40 per cent of the %%astc which will be �cncrated at the ,'ante.. "Prctt\ much cvcr\%%here there". a waste bin therc*ll he a rcc\clin,• bin." sa\s \lr \I,:Ginni,. and OI\rnpic tors \k Ill lia\e tt, he persuaded to use thorn -I'he plan 1, to haye a "Green Tearn" of 500 t,) I.O(H) volun- teer, circulating ,it all the venues puhfrci.0 the rcc%chng pro - ,,ram. Venues ',tr e%cnt, such ,achtmg and i tc-water ,rking will t,uU miles .•.,rt. he notes. �k hrch mals, ,ur lob much uorc challen_- r_ . Adding to 'he challenge is ,tic requirement that all wastes ,tnd recvClahles must he moved out of the i kenucs between � midnight and h a.m. fur securi- t\ reasons. i oto by Carl Ferencz '**I r. McGin- nis notes he has already had to clear security himself. i which he describes as a "major c\ent at the Olympics.. involking weeks of FBI ehcck,. Between super\ ising collections overnight and attendinL,, all the athletic e\ents he hopes to see during the da}. Mr. NI,:Ginnis won't he getting much sleep. But just the chance to participate in the 01\ ntpics may he the biggest reward he will get for his steeples, nights. because he says he isn't really sure how much money RDC is going to make on its OI}ntpic contract. i The financial arrangements are very complicated. he explains, and RDC's returns will depend to a great extent on how much it will cost the company to contract out the actual hands-on collectins, and other work that has to he done. Mr. McGinnis. however, maintains money isn't the main reason he's going to he at the games, and cites his experience at the Special Olympics as an explanation of what motivates him. "I sat there and 1 bawled my eyes out as the athletes came out on to the field," he recalls. remembering in par- ticular the "joy" on the athletes' faces. At was so touching and I felt so proud to he part of it." JacK McGinnis shows off the security card that will literally open doors for him at the Atlanta Olympics next year. His company. Recycling Development Corp., will handle recycling at the games. ph I Patio Furniture Sets At Prices To Warm You E Hume Leisure Upgrades Hulme tic Leisure Centre Brtx k Rd. & 401, Pickering C905�) 42S-9767 HOME LEISURE —uvv� [ k I I 1 111 -li- * YEAREND RLOWCIUTSOLE EVERY MAYTAG IS ON SALE! WASHERS • DRYERS DISHWASHERS • RANGES REFRIGERATORS CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. Due to the nature of this sale, a sales presentation may not be given. 2. All merchandise is new. 3. All tagged prices include the standard warranty. 4. Personal shopping only. No telephone quotes. 5. Quantities and color selection may be limited on some models and products, first come, first serve. 6. No dealers or wholesalers, please. A Maytag Factory Representative will be present during this sale. TL Peter's Appliances ftkerii V Home & Leisure Centre 6069 Kingston Rd. 1 755 Pickering Pkwy. West Hill or 0 Ie A Special Place .................... 428-6317 Ash brooks ........................... 428-0007 Dakota Bob's ....................... 428-6383 De6oer's ............................... 683-9660 B. B. Bargoon's................... 428-6323 Blinds `N Drapes .................686-8182 ' G Bridlewood ........................... 428-0333 The Coast ............................. 427-3043 The Crafter's Marketplace.. 686-0714 Durham Lighthouse............ 428-6686 highway #2 (Kingston Rd.) Pick.Metro East Pkwv I Centre Pickering Home a & Leisure Centre 0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26, 1995 -PAGE 29-A TRC Home Leisure Upgrade ........ 428-9767 The Idea Home, Idea Place..427-4332 Integrity Woods Inc ............. 427-1381 Kitchen Court ..................... 619-0599 Master Bedroom ..................427-2047 Michaels ...............................427-9724 Oriental Rug Collection Inc ..... 427-6407 Paint Paper Plus...................686-5639 Peter's Appliances ...............428-6333 Pier 1 Imports ...................... 428-6482 The Roxton Gallery ..............683-0346 _ USES • • JYX'd Jt' S►KWISIS rQ MN Is rEM 91 MINT M 318" E rtmom Ps" 11119 Ns1111l lum LSAGE SHELVING P&MIg Herne & l e we Cense 1755 Rdc F)km =4.t 905 , 086.895 Mbi 10.6 Tues -Fn ' s9 Sat 10-46 Sin 12-5 ?fie Ef rnce of 0wiW(and Rfu •i.imie S Ting OCfrr 'iiu�;r tia�•inf;s •Nuke iesig;n GST selection V IJ *All size~ cc0k�u�, N0 PST *Expert Washing X Meiling Home & Leisure Centre k1755 Pickeiing Pkwy, Pickering (at e& & 401) • Pk. (905) 427-0407 401 Shalimar Designs in Silk Inc 428-8750 Space Age Shelving 686-8957 Sportmart 619-3600 The Tile Shoppe 683-0079 .A J 't .11on. mdw -PAGE 30 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES_ DECEMBER 2(4 199.4 Jet soars wi*th q 0 Ajax automotive parts supplier among elite companies in North America with QS -0000 desi`,?natl(111 Banner announcement Employees of Jet Composites in Ajax gather under a banner announcing the company's designation as OS -9000 and IS09001 registered. Jet is the only Durham Region business and just the seventh in Canada to receive OS -9000 registration, a quality - standard measure. photo by Ron Pietroniro TRUSTEE INN, BANKRUPTCY E?91 JAMES R. FAtiCH enee"a a Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSH:1►WA 12'1 .Albert St.:'_'1 :506 AJ A SO Commercial Ave. 619 -14:3 COBOURG :2 Kine; St. N. 3:2-4:44 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. Durham Region's Largest f Tire Warehouse Clearance . y SEMPEW ALL SEASON RADIAL$ — Whitewall size Sale price HOOSIER AT P155/80R13 $49.00 P235rl5R15 $99.00 P175/80R13 $57.00 P185/80R13 $59.00 USED TIRES S20.00, P185775R14 $65.00 FREE witry tiro h •vepwehow P 195175R 14 $67.00 8 compuw Two •armee P205175R14 $70.00 81108111111111stion P205175R15 572.00 8 v the swn P215775R15 $75.00 8 Rosa �0war ares • on ab peosenger fir's P225775R15 $78.00 8 Alignment Check P235/751R15 =80.00 I 8 nredispow "WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON CUSTOMER SERVICE". DUNDAS ST • Cr Z z 0 •• p A NRD U ••• • t7 2 • 1 1 1 CONSUMER DR. I11 11 1 1 11 aaaaaaaaaaaaaa a Dosage 11*ty standard AJAX - A 1:'urall Street compa- nA has become the first In Durham and tine of the first in Canada to recci%c an international qualio. rat- in-. AutomotiXC parts supplier Jet C')IIIposites Inc. is no" OS -9000 :c,_Istcrcd. making it one of fc%%cr 1,111 7,0 companies in North America th IIIc desk -nation. -I'hc cumpanN ilso ISOt)()l registered. ..N\ c'rr %err proud to haN c 1, hir�cd this crclusi%c Ic%cl of qual- i\ ratin_,s on this. the 16th anniver- ,.Ir t of the compan\." saes Jet presi- icnt Ro%rland !Martin. ISO is the International Standards )r,,aniiation and corers 74 industri- .rl ved countries. It harmoniics the hest national quality standards Into one interna- tional standard. sa,s Bureau for Excellence In I)urh:un Rcgron crcc- uti.c director Richard Hadden. (,)S-9000 is the :forth American .lutomotive rcrswn and use,, !tiO9(01 as its basis. HoHc\cr. thrrc irc additional requirements. Includ- ng continuous irnpro%cmcnt. \lr- i-laddcn sa\ s. Continuous irnpro\cmcnt means 'thcr're able it) inset the customers requirements today and ha\r the :apahillty of mrrtin,_ the customers requirements. whatcler the\ are. in the future." Nur Hadden adds. 'A Iih the attainment of the OS 9000 registration. Jet ha-te distin- gurshcd thcrnsckcs as a quality � BOXING WEEK G TICKET SALE Monarch Series Billiard Table Thr nrvwc,r addtncm to the quahth line of prckiucu rn nutacturcd M our own Uuffrnn tacaKy. shows our pride of Canadian II Craftsrrunstup Available to a 4xh pool or snooker style this table features Italian slate wM� bed. styltsh turned legs. sohd oak rails and your choice of doth coltw We %sill deliver and set it up for yew and include a complete accessory package FRO oNLI' M1 /$ j�/ll " OR $69" y/y/y J ' PER MONTH DUFFERIN SLATE BILLIARD TABLES nn OR nn FROM $ ' N' LEASE �jy ONLY 1V ��// OR / / OWN PER $46 FROM MONTH ALSO ALL FLOOR MODELS & USED TABLES ON SALE AIR HO('KE1' - FO(YI'BALL • TABLE TENNIS POKER TABLES - SHUFFLEB0ARD .e�111111:• leader in the supplN of autontotl%c parts." 11r. Hadden sats. Jet rccei\cd the designation for the design and manufacture of undrr- hood thermal and acoustical parts. 'I'hr conlpan% supplies parts to the nra_lor c:unrahcrs in Canada and the United Slates. and. \i. ith 35 per cent of the niancct, is the tlomrnant sup- plicr of hood linos. .File company has 200 cmplo\ecs. %%ith 140 based in Alar. Jet has a sales ot'lice in Detroit and manufac- turintz and cntuinccrint-, facilities in Guelph and Sidnc\. Ohio. Sales topped $35 million for the fiscal year ending in April. 1995 and is projecting sales of S -l(1 million Ior fiscal 1990, • W. recycling part of `96 at your home �D Which Bondwell would look better under your tree? ®NTIUM- PROCESSOR O$",wr lAe MULTOKOIA SYSTEM I 1 "MIR PENTIUM PROCESSOR • • i • AM Ptaa a pt::►t�tr •MIB RAM • 'EMS hard hint • Oud Sped CI) ROM •river • 16-60 stereo stud carni • Aw#d d speakers • 14.4 vooct.lu.data wad= • IM PCI SVGA vt*o card • 101 leer ashy wad kerion/ orkshop can help you get work PICKERING -- The Weekly Interaction Network will Fer one of an ongoing series of workshops at the Picker- Recreation Complex next month. The network meets Tuesday, Jan. 9 from 8 a.m. to noon meeting rooms A and B of the complex. Workshops are offered by career counselling specialists job search skills and resume writing; motivational train- ing; guest speakers from local business, government and industry; and networking. The workshop is sponsored by 'rhe Minacs Group Inc. and the Town of Pickering. There's no cost to attend. The Pickering Recreation Complex's at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Call 434-44(X) for more information. Irr1t, Sf. 513.3r)`t 115, r s ,,, lral , uu 14t monthly. \nu,uni 'A 44,w ni,•at mcnt you have. 1:::.,::::: ::::.u:.:.1 .,. r: the- term of the- 1e:rx. 11 11"t it , oulu , usr it .t r,u tt ish to hue in rhr-c•c t e•.rrx. IN -4 � �.�11t1 , ,..;�� �7.S111 $•219 S I .2 .-,11 1 J - 8 00 s2-1'� .� st)00 tii.,.14N >-.�tul �2t)2 So 1.;.--1S s-. 1111 Xk hen %,ou lease a Saiurn you dont just dri%c it car ulh the lot. lieu take the full su1)lx)ri of* a comlurm along with ,vou. Sul,fx3rt that starts right here %with all the details alx,ut our lease up front I %here the!.,,- lwlong. ")our Fwk ments are lased 5 on a 19% til.. This includes transportation of D I F F h: k I. N I g-1110. retailer 1,rcl) including a full tank of fuel. and acquisition fee of ti3 ills ti.,nu• things are extra. like taxes, license and insurance and a S300 - S.12:5, refundahle sc•cur•ity dc•lx-it. '['his lease is based on 72.000 km for 3 Retailers are free to set individual selling 1,rice. C U m 1' .\ N l' . A 1) I I I- I-. k I. N I Saturn Saab Isuzu of Pickering 980 Kingston Road, Pickering 839-6159 o Q HWY. 2 o tY o KINGSTON RD. OWASCO y UO = 3 Y U a HVVY.401 JNA t J MY 401 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1995 -PAGE 31-A Please recycle this newspaper Durham College Continuous Learning Winter/Spring 1996 Brochure will be delivered Sunday, Dec. 31/95 in this paper. For Telephone Registration Call: (905) 721-3000 Toll Free 1-800-461-3260 For More Information Call (905) "721-3052 go DURHAM COLLEGE OXING DAY SALE SHOP EARLY FOR 1996! SUPER ,LOW -OUT SAVINGS 10% OR AL, ZLS_�M MA:E DRAPERIES NCL 1_�'wG BOUR - MASE �'N SES PATIO DOOR "SPECIAL" $57900 INSTALLED 4`1`1- (905) A �XCfI hA fS 1905) 839.2101 ISW BAnr ST. SMT 16A VW OUR SIIOwIi00Y �1 ALWAYS 0 N., WO., SAT. I" g ♦ � 2 THERE YOek TMRS.Qc�uW & FM 11101-6 W ¢ ANMI a1 ALL PR FE A1 H11IE � BAYLY sT. m CALK CALL' Owasco's Christmas Present To You. $299'/month for 24 months. Introducing the 1996 Jetta 2 year lease with a 2 year no -charge scheduled maintenance package. Sign up for the new Volkswagen wag pay year lease this week and n into 1996 with your automotive worries behind you. F- -1­ WASCO VOIi(SWA EN INC. You won't have to about Ing for scheduled maintenance for 2 years or 40.1100 km. You won t have to worry about getting stuck somewhere on the side oft he road. And the standard dual airbags, tt anti -theft alarm system, CFC -free airFF.venierm the Owasco Feeftng. Proven to serve you srrrce 1972. conditioning and premium 8 speaker stereo cassette means •artp��„�necSa"serna60%badrshap,allmawsRa snCan3ALSAand5rop NNSeasdt4very ilLr7n�.. you don't have to worry about adding a bunch of options.14255 Dundas 8L East, lNhitby I _ _� _ So basically you've got nothing to worry about except AAA-AA1O TOP nnuiLAR FOR YOUR TRADE: ml ht there first that somebody g ge y y 9 96 JettanWAL� OAC Offer appi es tea 2� an;n ease 'c 3 'A96 .r^3 speeo eq.nopec w ,^ CFC ' 4 3 :c^fit cn ng a — s -rr vac ^y ',v; e • No charge scheduled maintenance • Bumper to•etundable secuntr tiepOSA pf $300 •egwred at titre -^1 ^3nsau'tion PDi.-surance. cense anti 3pplcabe taxes extra V.;^t^ y payments total5' 175 52 a. ease enc easee •espo s Gee a 5:bumper warranty • Road-slde assistance t • wet a { . -or aamage ane e.cesswe wear Requires Volkswagen Credit Canaaa inc 3porov3 3rd dealer partr�c3•c- Dealermay ease for ieso Ser: leaser Cor .,If detans a purcnase x: -or •� ower locks • Alr conditioning ^iter a^os December 31. 1995 Supplies are irmeed t Road side 3sslslance service pr.v oeti N °cressora �spatcn Group We late Ortano L3C OBS Canada ' A roags are a jQpe rental �______ ,,,__•_,, Restrain) System ® 1996 Volkswager Alloy wheels extra -•-`.....Y--. �. .-.. iL:'..�....., ,.sir..... .,. .........e. - - ..-. ... �.-r...:...l+ti . 4", HWY. 2 Y OWASCO y UO Y U CC m HVVY.401 that somebody g ge y y 9 96 JettanWAL� OAC Offer appi es tea 2� an;n ease 'c 3 'A96 .r^3 speeo eq.nopec w ,^ CFC ' 4 3 :c^fit cn ng a — s -rr vac ^y ',v; e • No charge scheduled maintenance • Bumper to•etundable secuntr tiepOSA pf $300 •egwred at titre -^1 ^3nsau'tion PDi.-surance. cense anti 3pplcabe taxes extra V.;^t^ y payments total5' 175 52 a. ease enc easee •espo s Gee a 5:bumper warranty • Road-slde assistance t • wet a { . -or aamage ane e.cesswe wear Requires Volkswagen Credit Canaaa inc 3porov3 3rd dealer partr�c3•c- Dealermay ease for ieso Ser: leaser Cor .,If detans a purcnase x: -or •� ower locks • Alr conditioning ^iter a^os December 31. 1995 Supplies are irmeed t Road side 3sslslance service pr.v oeti N °cressora �spatcn Group We late Ortano L3C OBS Canada ' A roags are a jQpe rental �______ ,,,__•_,, Restrain) System ® 1996 Volkswager Alloy wheels extra -•-`.....Y--. �. .-.. iL:'..�....., ,.sir..... .,. .........e. - - ..-. ... �.-r...:...l+ti . 4", +PAGE 32 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TOES_ DECEMBER 26, I"-, Programs for families offered at Kinark Dl'RH.%'%1 - the 1-arniINEducation Parents -,%ill haze the opportunit\ to: Resource Centre (it' Kinark (-hi111 and ,;rill all un.irraandm_ of de\clopmcntal EaIIIII\ ticr\ ices IS operon_' a number r,I' Setluencc: hccOme a,,%arc of children's lamil\-oriented suppoll programs Ik'in- Ikhrl S\StcniS: understand misbehavior nine_ In Januar\ Anwnc wishing It) par- and its purpose. learn \\,o, to cncuur;r,_e ticipatc in anv of the pro,_ranis Should ptositi\e self-esteem In children: dcvrlop call the centre at eft. I(,. skills (Or cftcctivc connnunlcation \Anh **" I . I AA I A one -session workshop on Co- Derendenc\ Adult Children of Alco- holics Issues will he offered Saturday. Jan _'t) Pruni It) a.m. to 1 p.m. at Kinark Child and Family Scry ices. 1910 Dundas St. E.. `Whitby. It Hill focus on recugnli- Ing and dealing• H ith ACOA issues. Childhtxxl pain and experiences. and healthy %%ays of dealing Hlth ACOA Issues %%ill he discussed. and exercises v+ill he oticred to heighten a\%areness ul these issues. -ihe fee is SS per person. Positive DlScjpline. a discussion `-'*roup for parents \k ith children aged Ii%c to 1 I. will he offered for cit -,lit yycck. startln,� \Vcdncsday. Jan. 17 twill 7 to 9 p nl. at P!ckcring H1,_h School. 180 Church tit \ \jax. Chc f0cUS �\Ill tx on undcrstandrn- yyhv :hlltJrcn hchavc the \k 'I\ the\ do and learning po"111\c. practical ycays for rcdlrcc(Inu nusheha\ for and encouraging children the . oNt IN S4.\ per rvi-S ,n or S-2 per couPle. plus :r Kx)k Ice. Parcn(Ing young Children. a dL:us- .i cn _roup Ior parent .+Ilh children under .I\ \cars ,,f ;r_c. 1. dcsl,ncd to help parcnts undcr,land their v oung chit- dren and _;un .kill, for cllccuvc parcnl- -In_ l'hc _rout, wall meet I,)r cI_hl scs- .10m. he mnan the cvcn!n, of I!ac.d:Iv. Jan it so. ! .. kk, S,d,.. \.I1, _(' ..- , 1, ...\. I leu t, a ren ant tut hoSte nn z coopera- tion: and becorne aN,\ are ol' how' to pre- vent discipline problems. -ihe cost is S-lh per person or S72 per couple. plus a K)ok fee ofS21. MSM Positive Discipline for -Teens/Resol\'- ing Conflict With Your Teens is a nine - session discussion group fur Parent of tern. \Nhich St;u-t Nlonda\. Jan. 15 from 7 to 9 p.nt. at St. Patrick Catholic School. 280 i elancv Dr.. Ajax. Among the Suhjeets to Inc cu\cred are: hovv to sec the Horld through the eves of \our teen: the au1 of nun-pu11111W parent- inLn hovv' to nurture your teen's need fur independence hove to master the art of 1011ovc-throu_)h and break the cv'cle of broken pronljSes. PLIMShntcnt and rev'cn_,c: and ho%% to conununicatc So that both parents and teens feel under- stood. The 1ec is S54 Per person or $81 per couple. vy ith a text hook fee of S21,. Why fly when you can streak? It will only take you a few seconds to get to, say, the San Diego Zoo. Or Walt Disney Studios. Or just about any- rol where. It's as easy as clicking the mouse button on your computer. The News Advertiser is now providing gateway access to the Internet so you can explore the world. We provide the connec- tion, support and information you need. Call us at 683-5110 to get your keys. C SASE IAL (BARGAIN �ODAY'S News weraser FRI,, DEC, 26195 News Advertiser Walmart Ajax/Pick. 'AAP Pick. Food City Ajax Sava -Centre Ajax/Pick. YM.C.A. Ajax/Pick. The Brick Ajax . Canadian Tire Ajax/Pick. .:-mb Ajax/Pick. S'"Iif!/ s Fine Furniture A{aO ck. mart Ajax/Pick. ' :quare Boy Ajax . Yarketplace Ajax/Pick ' 1elirered to selected honsehoids orae Remember, all inserts, including thl!se on Owy paper, can be rto cled With the rest of your M's per throud your blue Nix Rocklin; program. For information on delkring l i lur adi-e6ing fly ers. Ji ILl lN' BRIG law Zachary Boddy Matthew Firth 7;ievla) , tarrwn Y the u, ek arc• 7.ttcbarp Btxldi elle(! Matthew F'irlh. The, r,;in)' playrtig hexkt-• l,, i whall & soccer Thea' u•11 r,•, eine a dinner fi,r 4 acrd i 7 hirt compliments ei l nrgc•r' Kine; Congratulations 7,icharl• � '.l-rrti,cu f%,r 1h -f nrt -nen , f the it ICING c untimtt.-,1 1,. ! .rrellrrre e• i THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER ?.6,1995 -PAGE 33 -Al DOORS OPEN DECEMBER 27 10:00 AM = � � 1400 DOOR CRASHERS, 18T COME, 1ST SERVED, LIMITED QUANTITIES SAVE $132 SAVE $52 SAVE $38/PR SAVE $121 /PR AXIOM HOME TOSHIBA PIONEER 2 WAY MISSION FROM ENGLAND SUBWOOFER VCR x 100 W 69 CAR SPEAKERS MODEL 732 LOUD SPEAKER • \Remember, No Reasonable ��VV IN w $;378 N OW$118 NOW $ig 1 NOW 128/pr. 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TUES., DECEMBER 26,199-1 Public school re istration foi soon K and K g day, ]an. 23 beginning at 9:30 a.m. Registration will be accepted froi those people who live withi school boundaries on a first-come, first-served basis. Junior kindergarten won't he offered at all schools, as the board has been phasing the pro- gram in and, under current legis lation, has until September, 199 to ensure it's in place at a DURHAM — The public school board will soon begin accepting registration for kindergarten and junior kindergarten classes for Sep- tember. Senior kindergarten pre -registra- tion for children born in 1991 begins Tuesday, Jan. 16. Parents are asked to phone their neighborhood school "as early as possible because if the number of students exceeds the accepted class limit, some students may be bused to another school," warns Durham Board of Education communica- tions manager Mary Brown. Parents will be asked to take birth certificates to the school at a later date. The board will also begin accept- ing registration for junior kinder- garten next month, though it does- n't know if those classes will be offered. The provincial government has announced plans to introduce legis- lation allowing boards to dismantle the program. which was mandated by the previous New Democratic Party government. Durham's public board will decide whether it will offer junior kindergarten "when all funding information is received," notes Ms. Brown. -Parents will be noti- fied by mail if the program is can- celled. - Parents wanting to pre -register children born in 1992 in junior kindergarten are asked to phone their neighborhood school on Tues - schools. In Ajax, it won't he offered at .ester B. Pearson Public School on Coughlen Street until that date. In Pickering, it won't be offered at William Dunbar Public School on Glenanna Road until 1997. Beginning on Tuesday, Jan. 30, schools will begin accepting regis- -ation for junior kindergarten from arents whose children attend day Why fly when you can streak? seconds to get It will only take you a few to, say, the San Diego Zoo. Or Walt Disney Studios. Or just about any- where. It's as easy as clicking the mouse button on your (W computer. The News Advertiser is now providing gateway access to the Internet so you can explore the world. We provide the connec- tion, support and information you need. Call us at 683-5110 to get your keys. (fruilut caA,zd%) Some things will still he around long after the Holiday Season. Some things won't care within school boundaries and from those who don't reside within school boundaries. You're asked to call nearby schools to find out if you live with- in their boundaries. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board hasn't yet set dates for kindergarten and junior kindergarten registra- tion. }OOT AI.KLE PODIATRIST,0'.,� j Rotiand J. Klein B.S.C., D.P.M. tVishes to Announce the Opening of his Practice At the Pickering Medical Centre ` • Custom Foot Orthobas OEM"^+r •w+-+� . Fu0 Veterans Coverage ❑ 1 • SporeFeet, c • IrebMc Feet, Corn 8 Cakws • Ct"en s Foot LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER William Steil, DD, EC.A,C. A 84 Gid Kingston Rd JIi PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 Ad Atter nours THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26, I"S-PAGE 35-A Students at Vaughan Willard Public School in Pickering helped make Christmas a little brighter for needy families by purchasing toys and food raised through such activities as hat days. The Boost A Family event was coordinated with the Durham Children's Aid Society. In front is Junior believe community - newspaper is now providing access to the Internet. And the Internet opens up a whole new world. Visit outer space, inner space and all the space in between. We offer great rates, technical support and all the information you need to get there. 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Chevrolet Cavalier Pontiac SunFire Chevrolet Lumina Cadillac Seville STS Pontiac Grand Am Scotlabank With 4.9% financing, Christmas comes a little latcr this year. ypu should know this: 'This limited time offer may not be combined or used with other offers Offer applies to retail deliveries of 1995 and 1996 new or demonstrator models purchased from dealer inventory Financing on approved Scottabank credit only Example 1. $20.000 at 4 90, APR. the monthly payment is $876 52 for 24 months Cost of borrowing is $1.036 48 Total obligation is 521.036 48 Example 2. 520.000 at 5 9 APR, the monthly payment is 5607 52 for 36 months Cost of borrowing is $1.870 72 Total obligation is $21.870 72 Example 3. $20.000 at 6 9% APR. the monthly payment is 5477 98 for 48 months Cost of borrowing is 52.943 04 Total obligation is $22 943 04 See Dealer for conditions and details "The average commercial bank lending rate in mid-December ^mount Fkwwod •mpla re Tem the R*e sa-,,InSs \,-,Itk Coat of 8o"GAtOw +s ScotiabanL Coat of Horxw*m * 9.59[x"' APPROX. SAVINGS $20,000 24 mos 4.9% $1,036.48 $2,038.72 $1,002 24_ $20,000 36 mos 5.9% 11 $1,870.72 $3,063.04 $1,192 32 $20,000 48 mos 6.9% $2,943.04 $4,117 12 $1,174 08 Scotlabank With 4.9% financing, Christmas comes a little latcr this year. ypu should know this: 'This limited time offer may not be combined or used with other offers Offer applies to retail deliveries of 1995 and 1996 new or demonstrator models purchased from dealer inventory Financing on approved Scottabank credit only Example 1. $20.000 at 4 90, APR. the monthly payment is $876 52 for 24 months Cost of borrowing is $1.036 48 Total obligation is 521.036 48 Example 2. 520.000 at 5 9 APR, the monthly payment is 5607 52 for 36 months Cost of borrowing is $1.870 72 Total obligation is $21.870 72 Example 3. $20.000 at 6 9% APR. the monthly payment is 5477 98 for 48 months Cost of borrowing is 52.943 04 Total obligation is $22 943 04 See Dealer for conditions and details "The average commercial bank lending rate in mid-December PAGE 36 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUF,S_ DECEMBER 26, 1"! r- MA11FAI1Y 1 BOXING DAY SALE USE THIS COUPON FOR ADDITIONAL SAVINGS ON OUR ALREADY LOW SALE PRICES $3 OFF Any Pant Over '22 COMPLETE CENTRAL VACUUM �� $4 OFF Any Nursing Bra PACKAGES FRoM $499 $,S OFFAny Long Skirt Over 115 Backed by $S OFF Any Blouse or I)ress Over '45 NO MESS the world's NO DAMAGE Largest vacuum $ • Cleaner $8OFF Any Item Over 70 Factory Trained Company i I Full Time Installers -- 87 Years in $1 O OFF Any Item Over'92 On Staff Business , $20 OFF Any Purchase Over ' 150 _ R $SO OFF Anv Purchase Over `250 'Not valid «with anv ether coupon. One saving Per item. Offer valid on PP,` ne«- sales only &- excludes gift exchanges. Prices are before tax *NO GST ~µ(,-*NO GST 'NO GST COUPON EXPIRES 831-2088 OPEN WED. DEC. 27TH, 10-6 VACUUMS HOOVER BRUSH VAC REPAIRS JAN. 7/96 For LessE,ectr,c, _ FREE ESTIMATES t Hoover Upright '" A la sur OR !'O REG. HOURS only sgC�9= S 95 °1fleani' s 9s 705 Kingston Rd. � y 3 9 d Cleaning 29 9 G Monday - Friday 10-9 AJAX 2 LOCATIONS P'1CKERIIVG Hwy.2lWhites Rd. 0 Saturday 10-6 29 Harwood Ave. S. 375 Kingston Rd. / Sunday 12-5 (Between Hwy. r2 and 401) On Hwy. •2 at Rougemount) Pickering 4213-116S9 509-3622 Tw MOBILE VACUUM427 H �U1 FBF 7 OTO Wq�4SRF � •Dining Room AVE • Living Rooms • Coffee Tables � I • Bedrooms • Lamps ON • Pictures FURNITURE ..: and more! ALL ITEMS COME NOW! AVANTEE Wpppp- FURNITURE LTD. 1286 KENNEDY RD. All floor (4i6) 751-82" models must go VnA WJEEK durhaW News Advertiser 3sGet yourself hooked' U ' to the ORLD WIDE WEB!! No Busy signals Full Intemet Access FREE7 Jaya -week Customer Serv1 s. - Rates7d' For • Personal E -Mail Address` 5 . 576-9335 or ..:. _Web Page Serilces Available 683-0707 - %full T1 Access Y , :€, a - Monday to .:. Friday • Business Pac - - =-Brought to you by Durham's Information ProviderMal Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington dol THIS WEEK((No N E %ia� AdvertiseNhiick"ri long distance charges1j„� ('larington, Oshawa.'Y'”News Pickering) gi C :2 Ellesmere e Shell, s Whine ■ Gni Rose ` I.awrence WJEEK durhaW News Advertiser 3sGet yourself hooked' U ' to the ORLD WIDE WEB!! No Busy signals Full Intemet Access FREE7 Jaya -week Customer Serv1 s. - Rates7d' For • Personal E -Mail Address` 5 . 576-9335 or ..:. _Web Page Serilces Available 683-0707 - %full T1 Access Y , :€, a - Monday to .:. Friday • Business Pac - - =-Brought to you by Durham's Information ProviderMal Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington THIS WEEK((No LOCAL'14 HOOK-UP! %ia� AdvertiseNhiick"ri long distance charges1j„� ('larington, Oshawa.'Y'”News Pickering) gi httpJMlww durhamnews.net �0- BL/NOS 6 ORIIPERY g V� Wed., Dec. 27th - Sat., Dec. 30th 1 custom Vinyl% SHUTTERS 3 OFF SHADES o 02 lROLLER in-stock or Custom Made OFF DRAPES & BLINDS o IDisplayonly50% OFFS r! ?'1 ONE -OF -A -KIND a o BLINDS, SHUTTERS. DRAPES o 75 /o ' Wit' Z Bnn m Ou/ AIDS' Q S •..7'� 0 .T s CustomALL 0 - - DRAPERY FABRICS.10 YDOFF fttal ugias Vertical & VENETIAN BLINDS sno/O OFF -Your Windoic DcrorattrW Centre- FREE L-� SHOP AT HOME v l �Lr SERVICE BLINDS & DRAPERY 428-0937 88 Old Kingston Rd., A/ox (Pickering Vlloge) HOUDAYHOURS Mon. -Wed. 10-5, Thus. 6 Fn ID -6 Sat. 10-3 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES, DECEMBER 26,1f9S-PAGE 37-A rd* OPEN TUES. & QED., DEC. 26 & 27 44 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. At the Metro East Trade Centre 1899 Brock Road, just north of the -t01 in Pickering BOXING DAY BLOWOUT v rc 50%OFF Je eller over 70% OFF Marvellous Niaxx EXTRA SPECIAL SAVI G1 Licensed Merchanclisr • Clothing • 61 is •� �.. • Books `i�it the Pickerin(y Flea 'Market and Antictue Fair-eVcr%, Sunday- 9:00 a.m. - ,:(i0 P.m. I I I D13 01110 AM F 1 AM 1 N I i2, _� • ' TO SHOP AT THE IRS LIQUIDATION OUTLET WHERE EVERY DAY IS BOXING DAY! As liquidators we have been awarded bankruptcy, inventory clearance and manufacturers' overstock to offer for immediate disposal. CASSON'S CASSONS 411 Framed Double mats j } Reg. E450"" BILL SAUNDERS Framed Double mats i WING 7t!6c— CHAIRS Cn•.un & Flur.d 1'nnth Queen Anne Style "Country Elegance" I e -Grandpa's best hat- TAKE AN EXTRA- u "Our New Home" 77 Carole Black Kitchen" 0 off selected rp each l n��ramed 1 J.s - IlnuteCl 'Nan'+ lteils! 7 I O edition Tues. & Wed. NEW ITM IL EVESY WEEK NEW VN SEAL < TM ML ..N.- only ur4nD Ean. W F U..M, JOHN phantoms of the Tundra FERAMED a% NFRAMED(MTE""." �J C&SM)N. (YEW) RI MLANCE. LY MAY T"T. %ALWDERS. SEERY- • Eel 111] L%MM, FL XMIMSE. "n-LEON"E" AND MUCH. MLKH. M.t.E... _ _^ R Tues., Dec. 26 9 a.m.-8 p.m. FR. \IH) Wed., Dec. 27 9 a.m.-7 P.M. Thurs. & Fri. 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Y 1, 8 Randax s�g9 Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. m 401 3 Sun. 12 a.m.-5 P.M. Re `GOO"' TERMS: Payment by Cash, Visa, MasterCard Sorry no chemms. AN Saks final. dr PAGE 39-A•THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER ?b. 199! BOXING DAY DEC. 27, 1995 ONE DAY ONLY! tTON .S.T ENTIRE INVENTORY Vs FACTORY SHOE MARKET Prices Well Below Normal Retail.. ALWAYS! HARWOOD BUSINESS CENTRE ST. JACOB' ALSO LOCATED HARWOOD AVE. & HWY. 2 STORE ONLY IN ALSO • GUELPH OPEN DEC. 26 .CAMBRIDGE • ST. JACOBS AJAX .S NO G.S.T-NO P? ^a Dec. z' • BRANTFORD (905) 427-6044 Is sotjnG Ne)ek, BOXING6K DbQR CRASHERS * FULLY STOCKED IN BAUER, OX) 1NUNES ALL AT...................1 12 * VAUGHAN T1950 CATCHERS reg. $359.99 ...........................NOW it ALL CHR DES........ ,_; * CCM 250 GL SALE .... NM * ALL CHRISTIAN GOAL STICKS .... 3 for 2 IiIASK................NOW $159." ITE . ttlOW "5249.00 ,HE PfLER sncKS r 39." BAUER COMP. SR. BAUER COMP. J_ All Cah'►o1 on 3500 Goal Pads Reg. 3".99 $299.99 Reg. 269." $199. . Built-in Thigh Pad All Leather gbnes 10% Off TEAM UNIFORMS Reg • Take them $439 00 METRO'S GIRAF C �' r GRAF GRAF 9� SUPRA 707;-"gReg 319 SUPRAWos� • Custom heat �' ldiRapid mounj . moung system • Reinforced side Nylon reinforced stitch boot outers `. Plastic toe North AmenCustom 9.99 Custom Reg. 499.99 cap.449.99' cut ° mouldin Brian's Altra Air Goal Pads pouble inside cheater Iypm knee cradle Aiiii�1099.99 NOW TWO LOCA ' ' SERVE ALL YOUR - HOCK 1N 'NEEDS 1211 KINGSTON RD. ; orthA ". 2129 DANFORTH AVE PICKERING, ONTARIO t elockw. TORONTO, ONTARIO of Woodbine (905)420 -PL 3 (416) 690-35, GRAF 501 • Strong • Lightweight • Aff dable • All Goal Equipment 15% OFF • CCM Practice Jersey $14.99 M $299.99 • Brown Excel Pad 285 $999.99 • Vaughan Chest & Arm Pads $329.99 Brian's Altra Air Goal Pads pouble inside cheater Iypm knee cradle Aiiii�1099.99 NOW TWO LOCA ' ' SERVE ALL YOUR - HOCK 1N 'NEEDS 1211 KINGSTON RD. ; orthA ". 2129 DANFORTH AVE PICKERING, ONTARIO t elockw. TORONTO, ONTARIO of Woodbine (905)420 -PL 3 (416) 690-35, GRAF 501 • Strong • Lightweight • Aff dable • All Goal Equipment 15% OFF • CCM Practice Jersey $14.99 • Louisville Curs Catcher $299.99 • Brown Excel Pad 285 $999.99 • Vaughan Chest & Arm Pads $329.99 • Christian Goal Sticks $29.99 • All Accessories 20% OFF • All Player Equipment 15% OFF • CCM Helmets $39.95 • CCM Custom Fit Kevlar Tacks $279.00 Hockey World s tathe answer! ■�:'! - «ram _-.. or 'Re wir H . i� . 329.99 i riB6 t 2 ../ ■.' With your new Hockey World credit card you can have 90 days to play before you have Hours BoxingWeek to pay. No interest charges. 1. Dec. 2s -Fri. gas 'i -g No minimum purchase. 30 No transaction fee. ,o 1i s Be a player. Apply today! iAll OTHER IN-STORE ITEMS ON SALE NOW!!! THE NEWS AnvEQTrcrQ Tr ivQ nrrriunwp a soocaAcr u-♦ D Atom Panthers v�n lose anddraw in PICKERING — The Pickering Bradley Binns, Kyle Hamilton, Kevin Panthers Monarch Kitchen major atom Krasnowski and Chuckie Smith added 'AA' rep hockey team skated past the one apiece. Aurora Tigers, tied Vaughan, then Assists went to Hamilton with four, dropped close ones to Bowmanville and Krasnowski with three, Forrester with Markham in recent league play. two and Mark Gosse with one. The Panthers blasted Aurora 7-3 with Pickering settled for a 4-4 tie with Daniel Forrester's hat trick pacing Vaughan, with Vaughan scoring the Pickering to the victory. equalizer late in the contest. Fax your Scoreboard results to 683-7363 Brian Greer, Nicholas Vieira, Adam Boduch and Binns scored for Pickering, with assists to Krasnowski, Greer, Boduch and Binns. The Monarch Kitchen atoms were defeated by Bowmanville 5-3. Boduch scored twice, with a single to Binns. Adding assists were Binns with two, Greg McHale, Vieira and Boduch SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. with one apiece. The Panthers also dropped a 3-1 deci- sion to Markham. Greer scored the lone goal, assisted by Hamilton and Krasnowski. The atom Panthers' goaltending tan- dem of Billy Nicholson and Daniel Sharpe made many key saves in the con- tests. Wanted: Leaf Tickets Gocd seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call 579-4400 Ext. 2207 (Tor. Line 798- 7672) New baton club has local youngsters twirling By AL RIVETT SPORTS RUORTER AJAX — Two former world champion baton twirlers are aiming to provide area youngsters with fun and com- petition while enhancing the image of the sport along the way. Denise Cooper, 25, of Ajax, and Jackie Allen, 23, of Oshawa, are teaching young girls the art of baton twirling at the newly -founded Ajax Comets Baton Club which opened in September. The non-profit club, which uses the gymnasiums of Pickering High School and Lord Elgin Public School, currently sports 34 members ranging in age from three to 16. The duo started the Comets, as Ajax didn't have any baton twirling clubs. "Ajax didn't have anything Atom Panthers have one win Close games in women's basketball AJAX — A game between Bank of Montreal and Dakota Bob's was decided in the dying minutes in recent Ajax Ladies askethan Baction Dakota Bobb'scescored the last two baskets to beat the bankers 39-37. Joanna Reardon scored 16 points for Dakota Bob's and Cathy Henderson scored eight for the Bank of Montreal. It was the long shots which decided the game between Glenn's Auto Service and Dufferin Aggregates/Upper Deck. The defence on both sides opened up the court for the three pointers. It was Glenn's Auto Service which scored the most, winning 4434. Lori Fleming led the way for Glenn's Auto Service with 23 points, 21 of which were three pointers. Rhonda White scored 16 for Deck. APlay�theelleague reside m both Ajax and Pickering. in baton twirling, so we thought it would be a good place to start," says Allen. Both Cooper and Allen belonged to the Oshawa Nationals Baton Club as youngsters, and were mem- bers of the team which won the world corps title in 1989. Cooper also won the Eastern Canadian individual baton twirling title in 1988. Cooper started coaching baton twirling while attending uni- versity in Ottawa, while Allen had coached at a club in Courtice. Cooper notes it's important for people to realize baton twirling is much more than the popular view of 'majorettes' dressed in color- ful costumes and leading marching hands in parades. The sport (and baton twirling is recognized as a sport) offers co-ordination, self- confidence and fitness for those who practice it. "A lot of people think of baton twirlers as majorettes." offers Cooper. "It's sort of like rhythmic gymnastics. dance and gymnastics. It's really challenging and it's not just for elite athletes. It takes practice, and that's the key, but anyone can do it as long as they put their minds to it." Since the club opened, the Comets have taken part in Santa Claus parades in Ajax and in Whitby. Cooper says she plans to have club mem- bers compete at various events, but not at the expense of having fun with the sport. "Our main goal is to be a big community group. We would like to do local shows and fun stuff like that. We would like to experiment with competitions, but we've found that sometimes a club can become too competitive and the fun is taken out of it, so we want to keep that bal- ance," says Cooper. The club practises twice a week, on Wednesday and Thursday nights. For more information about the Ajax Comets Baton Club, call Cooper at 683-5380. Ajax Comets coach Dense Cooper .earls ,er ;,narges thrc.:g,7 a routine during a recent practice session for the baton twirl--rs. The club opened in September and currently sports 34 members. photo by Carl Ferencz Pickering Tormon tykes perfect in league action PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Tormon tyke select hockey team ran its record to a perfect 10 wins and no losses with recent vic- tories over Richmond Hill, Unionville, Knights of Columbus and Oakridges in North York Hockey League Play. T h e j Panthers■i defeated p '� Richmond Hill 4-1 with 9J► .� goals going to lOC�At�� A n d r e w Wilkins with two, and singles to Jason Dale and Darryn Carpenter. Pickering also posted a 4-2 victo- ry over Unionville. No scoring details were available for this con- test. The tyke Panthers clawed the Knights of Columbus by an 8-0 count. Wilkins led the way with a pair of goals, with one each to Dale, Kyle Speers, Chris Chappell, Damian Pavlidis. Darryn Carpenter and Brent Shearer. Ryan Daniels earned the shutout in net. In a game against Oakridges, the Panthers came out on the winning end of a 4-1 score. Wilkins scored twice, with Dale and Pavlidis potting one each. Other Panthers' tyke team mem- bers are James McCardle, Brian Darlow, Jamie Molony, Brandon Crummey, William Mitchell, Mark Burnett, Daniel Prebble and Kyle Stewart. 1644 BAYLY ST- I•I�"`'" Just west of Brock Rd. Q)L (905) 837-0653 @M_ PAGE WA -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUM DECEMBER 26,199- 1.89 L CARTON y:ASTRO ASS LIMIT "THE PSI •CRU •SCHWEI pC7TATC]p % O cC''HIP FA KJ�J -I T• .7 7 �oN-A.•,F U - WHOI.I-: OR HALF SPRING • L.AMB • GOATS 3 . I % ldffft� NE .Ep cilpzE..-A.v..:.,� "cw Pt)KK SIDE RIBS ppgK 1Hl)I;LDERS F1,1.1- NTHIP E B l B 3HOLJi.DER .c BLADE STEAKS 4 --SO kM L.B. T-i T " I -a. F �climE EACONMmmI ' P'iKG. -' QUALITY •WN CLUB BRAND` CUSTOM SLICED AT DELI COUN-TER :COOKED Aw 3_2aa e s�u�AGEi ow 2.84 ka LE. LIVERWURST 2.84 kaa< L.S. • •ALz. a,>� W ENERS low &Z"VILA:I3LA,LAFES SMOKED & COOKED HALM am iw LB. •MONTREAL SMOKED MEAT •CORNED BEEF *PASTRAMI -ROAST BEEF ago kaz 1 '��:1i•Y��G$ al �i rn'+c MO(Mts CEb ! 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FAIVIQ.Y sj Tm BAG t-------------------- -------------•, t BEST FOODS • S01JUVIEL t PEAI�TLJT ; ;BUTTER ; 1.5 kp JAR t EFFECTIVE FROM WEDL OEC. VJU TO SILK DEC. . WF RESE.RVt IA %GMT TO LIMIT .iiii.dr _ PAGE 42 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1995 4 We'll run i until it sells! Call us for details Applies to Ankles For Sale and Vehicles For Sake only. Includes all paper buy, For $ ♦GST 6Sale signs plus tips for gJC selling your vehicle. Ack at} .. , :.,, , ,-I t (905) TORONTO . LINE 798-7672 683070 AUTO FOR SALE PACKAGE Internet Address: Http://www.durharnnews lfiEe-wd Call 8 a.m. to 8 P.m.1' Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 HospitaU Daycare Daycare ArticlesArticles 1 ' Careers ' 1 Careers ' ' Careers IM, Medical/Dental • Available Im Available Mil For Sale 0 For Sale 54 Centre St. N. � OBC 576-9175 � CotLDU 1 General Help BARBER STYLIST for two weeks starting Jan 16 $500 per week. call 668-7870 or 668-2483 ask for Mike. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that a6er isers aleck their ad upon publication as News "Iefter will rid be responsible for more than one incorred itlsertion and there shall be no lability for non -insertion of any adver- tisemertt. 1Jabdity for er- rors in ads is linvied to the amount paid for ire space occupying the error. All copy is subject to the ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. EARN $600 per week from home'? Product as- sembly. Marl processing. Typing labels, etc. 26Guar- anteed (416) 208-33 eel 6. 24 firs. 1 General Help MATURE STUDENTS and homemakers wanted for part time telemarketing. Training provided- Call bet- ween 9 am. and 5 p m. 619.6991 T.Y. SPECIAL - DAT - MIG. Thursdays and Fn - days at 11.30 a.m. oon Val- ue Plus, Channel 55 (or 44 depending on area) Dis- cover first hand the reason why thousands of people have found happiness, love and a meaningful relation- ships that lastst For ntor- mation and additional show times, please call 1-800- 667-0117 Office mm, Help PART TIME SECRETARIAL positron . Evenings &wee- kends Real Estate experi- ence essential Drop off re- sume at 513 Westney Rd S. Ajax. or tax to (905) 683- 5436 - • . ' 0 r • - - . r e s - 1Off Help P IF you are single or a sin gle parent or separated or divorced with three years work experience. you may quality tot fnanaal assis- tance of if you aro over 45 and have recently been laid off, you may qually lot training assistance. DIP/ CERT. Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base. Word, Accoac. Bedlord, Autocad, Ventura. Pagemaker. Harvard. Cor- el. Computer Programming and Systems Analyst, Co- bol Pascal and C. Photo- shop, Quark Express and Illustrator. Durham Busi- ness Computer College. 427-3010 S&S 1 Ildp / Agro! 01101,11STRIAL RUBBER Dis- tributor is seeking candidates for inside/outside sale sin S. Ontario. Send resumes to 846 Farewell St., Oshawa, Onano. LIH ;,N7 Rest Estelle Sala Peogk, no board fees, no desk fees. only $1251 year Call Ron at 428 0501 Casdemafe-Alpha Really INTERIM H LTHCARE 0 Hunt St. Ajax. Homemakers. level 1 & 2. and HCAs for casual part time work. Car an asset. call Gina at 905428-1810 Daycare • Wanted HOUSEKEEPER 00s,"- `Y posrLwe m i ONA ut. experience and references necessary In Ajax area Cas Room 905-686-2670 LIVE -OUT ^anny. non - smote, warred for Picke' rig area Experience 8 ref etenCQS required Call Val a., 42G-6687 NANNY WANTED. 'ton -1 ^y or :riff year Old. rotessional tarry in Whit - y. experienu and re ell .rices a musr ECE a plus ;aa 430-3598 DAYCARE required in my ,c -,i, for two pre-school �>qrs South Ajax Refer- .nce$ required Confect :;hnsene at (905) 428- =207 1 Firewood A GREAT DEAL Top Wabry seasoned hardwood at lour prices FREE DELIV- ERY Senting Pickering, Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 BROOKLIN FIREW000 ES1abilshed 25 years Brush cords. face cords and kindling of quality sea- soned firewood Fast friendly service and free delivery Please phone or leave message (905) 655- 5490 Or 655-8797 YEAR END SALE, fire- wood-. quality seasoned 16" hardwood, cut, split and delivered, $190/bush cord while supplies last. Call 705-944-8801. 7pm-11 pm FlRE1NOOD Excellent quality hard- wood. Guaranteed, extra long time fully seasoned. art and spit. NnMsl Free deliver Kory Heat Firewood (905)753-2246 FIREWOOD, TOP QUALITY, seasoned hardwood at low prices. Free delivery, serving Pick- ering. Ajax, Whitby. Osha- wa. call 427-8250 or 427- 1734 SKIDS b Pallets for fire- wood, hardwood R soft- wood mixed, pre cut or bro- kem, delivery avalalbel, large 6 small loads. Limited time otter call (905)430- 9013 Flea BE Market STOVE, $75. refrigerator $50, dryer $50. microwave $50 All In good working condition, 728-3796 7fzere are still spaces available at Aid;, h7uh is a fulle licensed program designed to care for your children (ages 6-12) before and after school, and for full days during PD days- i''or rates and further information call: Mrs. Rub 01wens, Program Coordinator at r90i 1 8.19- 1 302 Articles FMI for Sale 1 -rail ul n 16 Gin atruu, real $160. will she for $90 fits 1981-83 Datsun 200SX Call Ate at 683-5117 or 427-1637 eve 2 VCR'S tape decks stereos amplifiers. tuners. speakers 6 PC kitchen Set 9 pc sold oak alining set 723.0640 3 WHEEL scooter. new. never used. Tn-rolls $1200 Call 725-6834 S PC Brass A glass deet. 5310. 2 oak end tables. $100. sofa d chair 5250. bedroom sues $396. enar- tanment unit. $45 . smelt tables 325-$65 each mi- crowave S65. many other aems.(905)697-3532 A LIMITED supply of 18" OSS satellite systems. only $975 Best price. Complete service Fnanong 5381 month OAC TJ Satellite 725-8706 CCMcomputenzed exer- cycle. $90 All excellent condition 905-723-8799 ARROW ELECTRIC wheel Char with battery Charger , good condition. $800 Telephone 683- 3712 ART! LIMITED EDITIONS Trisha Romance 5200 Elizabeth Berry, Brent Townsend, Rob Stine$150 Professionally framed, double matted Must SNI, great gift' 905-725-3899 ASR TIRES (4) P205/70 R14, w/alum rims, one win- ter only Asking 5350. Also shetvng and large quant4y, of low cost natural skn care stock 435-8136. ASSORTED weight -train- ing equipment: Global. ki press machine, bench - press, shoulder machine. chest machine, arm -curl machine, assorted bench- es. all plate -loaded. Best offers. pkg. or individual, 905-434-5961. FIVE PC. BROWN Section- al foot stods 8 coffee table nduded.$75,11i'vestng- house eye -level oven/ stove unit $75. Call (905)655-8592. BRAND new 36' rolla- way bed $100, 9 pc bed- room 5800, chesterfield 8 chair $700, recliner $100. coffee table S50, hall con- sole 8 mirror $100, oval braided rug (9x5) $30. 427-1915 Carpet Broker, 100%. Nylon thick, plush, stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms. only $369 00 Price in- cludes 30 Sq yds carpet, deluxe pad and Installation In your home Free quota- tion in your home No in- terest no payment for one full year, baniel, 1-800- 217-0104. FMArticles I For Sale CARPET MILL DIRECT 100• nylor • ,Ck plush, stain resistant carpet for 3 rooms, only $349 once In- Clujang, 30 square yards. Carpel. pad•labour, Free estimate. Arnold 1-800- 401 5557 1 yr no paynront, no interest . For 1 full year CARPETS lots of carpet. 100% nyloni new star+ re- lease carpets on rand. I will carpet 3 rooms, $349 Price includes carpet. premium padI expert installation. fast delivery. free estimates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 CERTIFIED HOT DOG CART for sale asking $2200 or best offer please call 579-9002 CHESTERFIELD b love - seat be,ge'brown tones), brown velvet arm Marr. $375 1. 80 obo Two ele- gant arm Mars (1 -bone. 1- 904. must see. 5200 each Framed bevelled mirror (23X341 $75. Strffel lade lamp $100 Call 905-623- 2337 COMMODORE PC10-Ill computer colour monitor, Epson Apex80 pnnter; Simply Accounting, First Chace (dos), $450 905- 686-7185 COMPUTER MULTIME- DIA SALE 4X CO rom drives 850 mgb H dines, 16 tel sound cards, speak- ers, windows 95 etc. DX4- 100 $1,499 Pentium 75 S1,750. Pentium 100 51,950. Printer deals with systems Samsung 24's. $150, Ok data LED's 5375.. Canon Color &IC 4000's $369 00 Lots of used products Pentium multimedia $1,199, 486's some multimedia from $725. other from $195. Clanngton Computer, 164 Baseline Road Bowman- ville. (Just east of the Flying Dutchman Hotel). Easy fi- nancing available. VIRTUAL VISION eye wear, with bulk in mini TV screen. Includes earphones, tuner, recharger. audio / video in- ter phase connector, ac- cessories. $599 OBO. 831- 2380 DINETTE set, kitchen set, rocker, recliner, chairs, table, loveseat and chair, sectional, coffee table, ap- pliances, dresser, other items 697-0302 DININGROOM SUITE, solid pine, 6' harvest table, 6 bow back chairs. brand new, asking $800 430- 1424 DIAMOND RING, 213 Karat, pear shaped, plus 12 bnllance, appraised at $5,200. Must Be Seen. Asking 52,000. 432-8919 it = ; MATTRESS YEAR END CLEARANCE SALE Spring, r., Waterbed Replacement l BoxSprings. Rollaways, Bed Frames. ElectricBeds. 905/831.1315 MON.-FRI. 84 SAT. 10-2 895 SANDY BEACH RD.. UNIT 10 PICKERING IS PIANO - ANTIQUE 1895 Estey mahogany cabnat grand. sound ervlancemient panel. asking 51.300 Argon -Hammond Spinet L700 serves, good condition groat starter organ, 5350 Organ - Gulbransen console thea- tre organ, 2 octave pedal board. 2 speed Leslie. meal for the serous student or a Small Murch S2.100. 4 h pie cooler cath lower insu- lated refrigeration unit, must sell, $225. Call 725-9644 PIANO - GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Durham's largest selection -New and used pianos. Not sure? Rete tc own, apt. sae, upright. grand. rigsal, keyboards. CHRIST- MAS SPECIALS. Tilllep Piano Works, 433-1491. PIIIE entertainment cabi- net se•xf;o•, 22•tl.ep use. 579.3952. WHEELCHAIR Quickie RX model. Brand neer, nev- er used. Paid $1600. Make me an otter. 905-579-4992. Comolli satellite system Panasonic receiver, S1500. King-size waterbed w/ drawers/storage compart- ments, bookcase, new mo- tionless mattress, $400. 2 handmade Tiffany lamps, due $400. Call 907-5774 SNOW BLOWER. Aliens, 2 sage. 2 ryde, like new $375.576-8224. WASHERS, dryers, fridge, stove, new and recondi- tioned, $225 and up for re- conditioned washer, $175 and up for reconditioned dryers. $175 and up for re- conditioned fridges and stoves. Also coin operated washer and dryers. Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court 401 QAYLY STo ANDY BEACH RD. YeaEnd Sell - Off We're getting ready for 96 Selling at crazy prices . 3 days only December 28, 29 & 30 Antique Furniture. China, Crystal , Pictures, Mirrors .... Come early for best bargains AntiqueDiscoveries 78 Old Kingston Road PickeringVlilage 3-8905-68243 FIBERGLASS cap 81" long by 6c' wlde$I So. box troller 5200 new hard top Ir bagawning $125 regular $300 (9051655-85912.HIGH cable bills' Poor picture quality? GO DI- RECT' D S.S 18' Digital Satellite Systems 150 channels. CD quality pic- ture and sound Rent to own by phone from only $40 /month Call 571-1413 KENWOOD TOWER OF POWER. 200 watt remote stereo package. Dual cas- sette. 5 disc CO player. tower speakers. Rent to own by phone for only $7.50/week Call 571-1413. LHASO Apso pup, last one, $400. Both parents registered on premises. Private, non -allergenic, non -shedding. Call 905- 432-7565. OFFICE desk. $100; 4 dressers. $45/each; 20' color TV, $50. Antiques: bed, $145; 4 occasional chairs (1900s); dresser, $100; oak rocker, $195. Call 905-697-3532. PINOAK/E FURNITURE - Why pay retail paces? One of Ontario's oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public. Eg oak pedestal table and 4 chairs $849; 7 h. double pedestal and 6 chairs $1499; cannnonballbeds tom $399; Over 20 stain choices, all solid, no veneers Traditional Wood- working 905-985-8774 St , Oshawa. 576-7448 FMI Articles For Sale WEDDING ;:Hn. ze 2t. 5500 Beadwork, tram. headpiece 575 3 red Mldesmaid dresses 580 each Washer 8 dry - er 5450'palr Call 434-1338 after 6 30p m WOODSTOVE INSERT. Eimer. -i EPA. never used. in - dudes chimney Imer, cap cost 51900 . asking 51500 427-3873. or 416-208- 4246 YAMAHA exquisite grand pce•... „pony G1 series Beauhtul, riCfi tone Im maculate quality Askin(; 58000 Call 905-4271479 YOU deserve the pest 18" DSS satellite system. rx11y 5975. limited supply Com dere service $38 O A C -nontMy financing avail able C -band 6 security Call TJ SatelhteESecunty ?5-8708 Art icles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. P�.r­asmrt rurniture or an- ything old Scientific instiu- 71efIt5. china. Silrlr, adver tier+g, toys. decays. tloes. +ilk bottles. collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655.8049 Brodkiin UNWANTED Scrap metal poked tet: 'rSM, Bowdirq ldges. stoves, washers, dryers. Cars. trucks, etc. Call (905)4 30- 9013 DOG TRAINING cUsws. Novice IevN staining in January. Barb Scott 576- 5635 Automobile s 1 for Sok 1969 Camaro SS 350. bored 30 over, flex tan. headers. 3500 Stahl torque converter Too many extras to list. including extra parts $13.000 limn Call 905-655- t1639 for in to 1977 TRANS AM, excel lent condition. 78.000km. 6.6-4tre, automatic, easily certifiable. $2.200 firm. Call 905-725-6704 or 725- 8506. 190 5 Litre Mustang. auto., 40,000 km On new engine. Needs some work Asking 51000. as is or best r>fler. Cal 906- 723-2474 1962 Cadillac Deville, sit - ver with tinted windows. new tires. asking 51800. Phare 434-4912. 119.2 THUNDERBIRD, fully loaded, new exhaust. new starter, 90.000 miles.Clearn interior, must be seen. Asking $800. (905) 683--8227 1995 Aries, 140,000 km. certified, $1900. Also 1991 Mazda 626, $500- Excel- lent runners. 2 great winter beaters. 434-7564 or 723- 1155 atter B p.m. 1985 Citation. V6, au- tcmatic. good running con- dtion, as is. 51000 or best Offer. Call 725-8121. 1985 OLDS CUTLASS. engine and body In mint condfion, dual exhaust. certified. asking $2.595 or best other. 686 -5474 Automobiles 1 For Sale 1985 Plymouth Turismo, $900 or best offer Call '15)433 4091 or (416) 5-2872 1985 PONTIAC 6000, 4- r 4 3 L diesel engine. ,.W paint, mechanically ,rid As is $1500 o.b.o. ,11 576-7884 1986 Chev Nova, au- nat•c . certified. 4 door, g,nai 70,000 kms., a/c. .-,reO, mint condition, .:500 Phone 1-416-559- 75 Toll free 1986 NISSAN 300 ZX. Speed, total electronic ;tern excellent working ,d,lion. $4700 certified best offer 905-728- 532 Anytime 1986 Olds Ftrenza. Cava- ., ype red. 2 -door hatch- ack. auto, am'fm cassette, 80.000 kms. $1000 as is ,rm (905)433-8050 or )05404-1655 -987 4 door Sprint, auto. oar wiper, stereo excellent ,ndition, no rust. certified 250 Call Craig. 697- 1988 GRAND PRIX LE, , ,oaded, mint cond,hon. rand new brakes all ar- ,;nd, including calipers. .rand new Kenwood 10 changer and deck. 2 speakers in box, and 58.900 o b o. 434- T38 Automobiles EM For Sale 1990 Isuzu Impulse, blue. auto, pw, pl, a/c, loaded. only 66,000 km. Lady dri- ven, asking $8100 certi fied 430-1424 1990 PONTIAC Sunb,,d. 2 door automatic, 4 cylin- der, 70.000 km Good con- dition $4900 certified Call 571.7427 after 5 30pm weeknights. 1990 TRACKER CL. red, am/tm stereoicassette. soh - top, new hard -top. stan. dard, 110k, excellent con- dition, must sell $6500 o b.o 905-432 3119 1991 STYLUS ISUZU. Red, low kms. very clean well maintained car. S5499 Looks and drives like new 905-831-8729 or 905.287 3644 evenings 1993 PARK AVENUE. mint. fully loaded $18,500 also, Kenwood, quality stereo system for car. 11 pcs.$2,000 value, 112 price 263-2446 1993 Saturn SLI, blue, 5 - speed. A.B S . air, cruise. stereo cassette. full power package. 97,000 Hwy km $9400 firm Certified Cali. (905)725-x668 1994 Cavalier 4 door, red, auto air. ABS. P/L- PR. rear defogger. AM,FM cas- sette $10.500 OBO 1-705- 1989 CHEVY SPRINT. 887-5729 au1r. 3 cyl great or 85 Fiero S1600 . 86 52 600 firm certified Taunus S'9oo . 84 Mustang F'keaw Call 623-6955. $500 . 83 Chevene parts, 78 Fairmont 5500. All cer. 1989 DODGE Anes. 4- tdiable Must be sold Best „., , auto am/tm, only offer 905 -579-2866 -�,�;k--• very good con- ;,t;m 5"{250 certified Call 623-1463 1989 G M CELEBRITY n.i 135.000 km . pps5 air not racks. an r, 94 PONTIAC SUNBIRD auto red d- amllm as- serte, 90.000 kms rear spoiler, power lock, brakes steerng ter•:},✓-; $72,5x) 432 ?9. excellent condition. $4500 olio 668- 1989 HONDA Accord LX, loaded. only 70.000 ' •V•S8965 certified. No IM 97T 454-'235 1990 FORD Taurus. 4- 1- , + 6 engme, 3 0 -Kine. ' owner car. excellent corf 10„n ::e^,rfied, plus new Mr,•,rola phone included, *,ur let black asking 5 79- 1579 alter ripe' �Automobiles FULLY RECONDI- TIONED. Certicar Auto Centre has 36 fine pre- owned certified vehicles at special year end clearance prices Eg 1993 Aerostar sport, loaded, mint. black and silver, ask $10,950 Super Special 1992 Le - mans SE, 4 door, auto, 93 kms. only 54.953 1988 Nissan Sentra NX taupe, mint 5 speed Now $3,995 firm. 1987 Daytona. sporty red, auto, reduced to $3.595 1987 Buick Cen- tury Ltd., loaded, perfect $3.995 1990 Grand Mar- quis G S spotless ggem $6.295. 1988 Cavalier Z24, 5 speed. loaded. only 4,995 1990 Caravan 2 5 k- tre, 5 speed, perfect van only $4.695 1992 Cavalier coupe air, auto, like new 49.000 kms, sale $7 775 1990 Tempest LE, loaded. mags. white and silver sharp now 56,995 1990 Lumina, air, locks. tilt. cruise. metallic blue great buy 130 kms. $6.665 1990 Tempest LE. 148 kms air, 31 now $5,695 1988 GMC 1/2 ton. loaded, cap, V-8. $6,995 firm 1989 Beretta GT. loaded, 126.000 kms, maps, pedes 56.995. 1986 S-10 truck, like new. 90 kms 2.8 and 5 speed, fi- berglass top. $4.295 1988 Buick Regal Ltd. lovely, re- duced 10 S5.681 1987 Chevette. auto. 126 km $2.342 1967 Cavalier R S 5 speed. just arrived S3.195 1991 Firefly 99 kms. 5 speed, 4 door now S3995 firm 1989 Chevy Blazer 4 x 4 completely re- stored 126 kms. 4 3. auto. air, tilt cruise. a must to see at $9.995 Look '.990 full size GMC Jimmy. loaded. 118 kms. auto. 4 x 4, $12.495 3C day free dealer warranty included Financ- ing available. For 'Peace of Mind- come to Cortical, Auto Centre. 155 King St E . at Midtown Mall 579 28% -Where our custom ers send their friends- Open �;ndays Automobiles Wanted CARS FOR CASH: A. uy used vehicles Ve^r- es must be len runrnng orhdition Call 4272415 r coals to 479 Bayly St F ast Ajax at MURAD AUTO ,ALES 5U51NE I M�rr� 1 Automobiles Wanted SCRAP cars 8 trucks wanted Any condition, any age, free removal. cash paid Call anytime, Oshawa •J , -1/4V / WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE -F REE vrng for .♦,..all. -•gid or abandoned cars trucks 'nr pick-up, top prices paid up to $100 (416)281-3499 (416)281-9804 Trucks for Sale 1981 GMC Grand Sierra pick „p, wicap and slide -m unit. 8x12 tent complete for camping Great shape $3500 o b o certified Call 728-9028 or 501 Norman- dy St 1987 S-15 2 51. 5 - speer:. new pant. ores. ex- haust, brakes. ball lams. starter, excellent condition. S3650 cemhed Call 905- 5749219 1988 FORD pckup F15(. 6 :y,. 5 speed. star card. power steering. pow- er brakes, sliding rear window, 149.000 k,l $4.500 or best offer ;905 6383--0454 after 6 p m 1991 FORD Ranger XLT. exterded cab Excenent ,notion, loaded, auto. V15, .vr, 93.000 km $9.995 080 Call 728'-7242 FORD BRONCO XLT full see 4x4 351 Windsor Needs clutches Fully Loaded Asking $1100 or O B O Call 728 1312 or 435-5267 O 1 1111 R Y �lp"-,Fax 707 News Advertiser 683-7363 84 1 1 InprovenM is MISTER CHEAP -,Houle • vlovements. rec roorlls,rn .ew apartments, additions, 'ences, decks, etc. Li- ensed for over 20 years, hwork guaranteed, for ee estimate call Emie 105-404.8170 Mr. Brush For Haoe or Business Imp%y � • Reaovationc • Additions Neal & Coaritcons • 24 hr. • Free Estimates (90$)697-1950 IRMIDET NOS DIPROVF. awn Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, ektctrical, drywal 15 yrs, Experience. Free estimates, call Mario (905) 6194663. cel. (416) 560.4663 0 & R Maintenance Roan ,;,I repairs and renovations , ectncal, plumbing, ceranuc I'leti. carpentry From small � ;sus to major renovations. I ally guaranteed, free esti- rnsles (905)668.3300 FM11tllrtprotrdntxlts DUCTWORK Installed. moved, relocated Excellent rates. Free estunates. Elec• trostatic air cleaners, hu- midifiers. Big, Small )obs. Call Paul 428-0295. EUROPEAN tile special- ist. wi wilovafe your bath- room, or lulc han walls, as well as floor tiles. Good rel- er•nces and satisfaction guaranteed. For free esti- males call D. oy1W►a 725-- 4913 GCB CONSTOW Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and constriction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 6064913 MON Construction Ltd., serving Durham Region for 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks, Pablo doors, windows, rec- rooms, flagstone. free esti- mates, 905-576-5760 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes. additions, renova. tions, rec rooms and base - Intent apartments. Residential and commercial Serving Durham Region for over 17 yrs Free consultation Call Jeff 905420-5706. HE NEWS ADVERTI AUCTION SALE MON. JAN. 1ST/96 11:00 A.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONC. RD. #8BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) Come join us for our Annual New Year's Day Sale. featuring a large selection of an- tique furniture, quality glass 8 china, ap- pliances, piano & a car To include empire style settee. oak beau -front china cabi- net, oak corner china cabinet, walnut dining room suite, pr leather settees', early Cana- dian hall seat. Victor - !an walnut Mr R Mrs chairs, 2 muzzle load- ing shotguns. English 8 Western saddles, oak file cabinet, pine jam cupboard. origi- nal framed oil & char- coal paintings. wa1. Chippendale secre- tary desk. Dominion upright piano & bench, butcher block Church pew in toy-, Remington bronze figurine. Russel bronze figurine. ca- rousel horse, flowered crocks. jugs. good glass & china. 1990 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe & marry other interesting & unusual gems. Large sale Viewing from 10 A M Terms are cash. Visa. MC or debit card For more INFO call 1- 905-263-4252. Sale - 'ka'y', and >.i'i by Garry K. Powell Auctions. Apprai- sals & Liquida- tions. Toronto. East on to Exit #431. Dur- -1 057 North ap- x 8 miles to 8Th -hc Clanngton, fol - A signs t0 auction SER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1915 -PAGE 43-A ANTIQUE AUCTION NEW YEAR'S DAY GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE. MON.. JAN. 1 ST. 10 A.M. annua New is Day Auction udes a large se- ,: 'ion of antique fur- .re. 6 If pine har- -4 table. 4 if pine e, oak extension e. press back • .,irs. flat back ,,p- •. -,•,rd. pine jam :up- ird. sideboards, red china cabinet, ;hstands. bonnet ­st, dressers. fists. framed mkr- quality glass - several oil +'"'Ds. Or:ebec and i"-adhanna pieces. wmanvdle Domin- organ, armoire. asional chairs. askonal tables !-ge selection of ate ;ewellery, and nerous other col- ibles This is a e auction starting ) a m Plan to at- Celebratirlg our year Terms 1. approved iue visa. mterac. 'iOrwer Frank Stapleton 9051786-2244 HOLIDAY AUCTION Fri. Dec. 29. at 2:00 p.m. We are selling an- tiques and colleCta- bles for the estate of Elgin and Maye Critchley of Newmar- ket plus top notch quality inclusions Sale held at the Goodwood Commun- ity Centre j4 km 'Hest of Brock Rd via Dur- ham 21; including beautiful antique fur- nishings. several pieces have been prof ref - nice sel . of good glass, china, Roseville teapot (free- sia pat ) Coke niemo- rabdia. ma -y old metal toys some in orig boxes collecta- bles and many unique items This will be a large sale expected to run we(I into the even- ing and well worthy of your attendance Call for faxed list Terms Dash or good cheque only Preview 12 00 noon, CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-64" M1 Fm Flying am Movinglit House • House • Parry Me mprovem•ents $ervices Storage Cleaning • Cleaning • Sevices VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Additions, Baths, lutcrl- ens, Basements, Ceramic Tiles, Hardwood doors, Roots,Trim, Doors, Decks' Visa Accep. Cal Justin For EsGrtlallts (sus) 683.5618 1 • Plumbing AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available. AN your plumbing needs. Complete renovations Guaranteedlowest prices! No job too small!! (905) 432-2913. • Painting & • 1 Decorating TMS PAINTING ilk DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS we wkA move anything. anywhere. anytime Commercial or res4enUl Packaging, storage and boxes available Senor 6 mkt month discounts Free estimates. 571-0755 cross kwva Bargain rates, homes, offices. apt., etc. Plano noting. Packing available__ GAILLIND Ak MAID SERVICES FALL SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 Crkxa 8rerwelet airy, owoft 9neu t Robert. MULmbW Fap►aris rtlt: ReoNePit laeltws RABBITwants work doing magic for children's parties and all occassions Have my oven magician Call Er - rue 668-4932 • • Driving • • Schools • Conrrlercial • Snow • Rental Unils • Removal T RMI VansJ4 Wheel Drive partments EMT� For Rent 1986 AEROSTAR, XLT, 2/3 bedroom aparlmenls. 8 yr Aulo 6 cylinder story budding, close to >3.200. also wanted old schools. library. South GM nota - Cola vending ma- plant Available immediate shines 8 advertising signs ly and Nov 4284328 1 ;ary 571-1556 7pm for appointment 1990 AEROSTAR extend- ABSOLUTELY Gorgeous. ed 3L an, tilt, cruise. AM/ bachelor ,n north Oshawa. FM cassette, low kms. pn new carpet 8 pant, fun vacy glass, no rust. no bath, laundry facilities. GST, 7 passenger Asking close to all amenities, $9275 cent 905-434-7317 available Jan 1, S400f rate or hourly. We now month Call (905)438-8439 1 owmobiles AJAX. 110 Tulloch Drive. • 3 bedrrnm main floor of appliances Comparable bungalow Available imme diately, 5950/month Call 1991 INDY 500, fresh (9051686-2778 studded track engine has Carpeting ail part, clutch work and AJAX. lar 1. professional ;pipe. real good run. 'y rP '-bedroom base d•filled ')erS3850 404-2697, 434- ment apartment w/walkout. +287, leave message 4 pc washroom. 2 ap- SNOWMOBILE pliances. dose 10 Durham Centre & Hwy. $595 in - 'RAH Fps '`or sale and cludes utilities, cable. first! ••int Wilde Sales. 655- last. (905)427-7405 -010 appliances and piano spe. years experience. re- AJAX Clean. bright 1 bed- MEN with large truck will Recreational "I'm casement apt Sepa- ' Vehieles rate entrance Parking a- Free estimates D A N kngs. fund raisers Magic Me.air conddkomrg.'ain- insured. Free estimates dry.and all utilities inaud- 23 MOTORHOME. 1980 ed On bus route Nor • bail' '-.I ^and,capper. smoker,$545-month 'st: 58.000 miles. good condi last Available Jan 1st Call tion, $2700 Car dolly. 427-5445 ' 390. i•ke new S10%,offer ,105)655-8592 AVAILABLE IMME MATELY. -n Whitby AL' Apartments "-u" ^�.', spacclus. carpet - 1 ' For Rent "d. e"'ly painted. with bal- -any. close to bus. shop- : kng, all utilities included. 1 and 2 bedroom. located first last required. no pets. at 309 Cordova Rd no 1 bedroom $625, 2 bed - pets. Please phone 579- room. $725 ail 43G-0134 2387 AVAILABLE -ow. Central 1 BEDROOM acartments. 'Jsrawa ' cedroorn 4W.- fur^,shed .•-'umrShed merit. backing 'ntc park'a- Avalabee immediately vine, modern dean. quiet. Starting 5450/month ,nclu- secure. 18 -unfit building in - sive, first moms Call Ste- auswe. toss to downtown. phen 571-3229 reasonable rent 905571. 1979 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es. underground parking 55 FALBY CRT Mon. 9 - S. Tues - Thurs 9 - 8 Fri. 9 - 5 Sat.- Sun 12 - 5 (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED O 1 1111 R Y �lp"-,Fax 707 News Advertiser 683-7363 84 1 1 InprovenM is MISTER CHEAP -,Houle • vlovements. rec roorlls,rn .ew apartments, additions, 'ences, decks, etc. Li- ensed for over 20 years, hwork guaranteed, for ee estimate call Emie 105-404.8170 Mr. Brush For Haoe or Business Imp%y � • Reaovationc • Additions Neal & Coaritcons • 24 hr. • Free Estimates (90$)697-1950 IRMIDET NOS DIPROVF. awn Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, ektctrical, drywal 15 yrs, Experience. Free estimates, call Mario (905) 6194663. cel. (416) 560.4663 0 & R Maintenance Roan ,;,I repairs and renovations , ectncal, plumbing, ceranuc I'leti. carpentry From small � ;sus to major renovations. I ally guaranteed, free esti- rnsles (905)668.3300 FM11tllrtprotrdntxlts DUCTWORK Installed. moved, relocated Excellent rates. Free estunates. Elec• trostatic air cleaners, hu- midifiers. Big, Small )obs. Call Paul 428-0295. EUROPEAN tile special- ist. wi wilovafe your bath- room, or lulc han walls, as well as floor tiles. Good rel- er•nces and satisfaction guaranteed. For free esti- males call D. oy1W►a 725-- 4913 GCB CONSTOW Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and constriction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 6064913 MON Construction Ltd., serving Durham Region for 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks, Pablo doors, windows, rec- rooms, flagstone. free esti- mates, 905-576-5760 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes. additions, renova. tions, rec rooms and base - Intent apartments. Residential and commercial Serving Durham Region for over 17 yrs Free consultation Call Jeff 905420-5706. HE NEWS ADVERTI AUCTION SALE MON. JAN. 1ST/96 11:00 A.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONC. RD. #8BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) Come join us for our Annual New Year's Day Sale. featuring a large selection of an- tique furniture, quality glass 8 china, ap- pliances, piano & a car To include empire style settee. oak beau -front china cabi- net, oak corner china cabinet, walnut dining room suite, pr leather settees', early Cana- dian hall seat. Victor - !an walnut Mr R Mrs chairs, 2 muzzle load- ing shotguns. English 8 Western saddles, oak file cabinet, pine jam cupboard. origi- nal framed oil & char- coal paintings. wa1. Chippendale secre- tary desk. Dominion upright piano & bench, butcher block Church pew in toy-, Remington bronze figurine. Russel bronze figurine. ca- rousel horse, flowered crocks. jugs. good glass & china. 1990 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe & marry other interesting & unusual gems. Large sale Viewing from 10 A M Terms are cash. Visa. MC or debit card For more INFO call 1- 905-263-4252. Sale - 'ka'y', and >.i'i by Garry K. Powell Auctions. Apprai- sals & Liquida- tions. Toronto. East on to Exit #431. Dur- -1 057 North ap- x 8 miles to 8Th -hc Clanngton, fol - A signs t0 auction SER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1915 -PAGE 43-A ANTIQUE AUCTION NEW YEAR'S DAY GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE. MON.. JAN. 1 ST. 10 A.M. annua New is Day Auction udes a large se- ,: 'ion of antique fur- .re. 6 If pine har- -4 table. 4 if pine e, oak extension e. press back • .,irs. flat back ,,p- •. -,•,rd. pine jam :up- ird. sideboards, red china cabinet, ;hstands. bonnet ­st, dressers. fists. framed mkr- quality glass - several oil +'"'Ds. Or:ebec and i"-adhanna pieces. wmanvdle Domin- organ, armoire. asional chairs. askonal tables !-ge selection of ate ;ewellery, and nerous other col- ibles This is a e auction starting ) a m Plan to at- Celebratirlg our year Terms 1. approved iue visa. mterac. 'iOrwer Frank Stapleton 9051786-2244 HOLIDAY AUCTION Fri. Dec. 29. at 2:00 p.m. We are selling an- tiques and colleCta- bles for the estate of Elgin and Maye Critchley of Newmar- ket plus top notch quality inclusions Sale held at the Goodwood Commun- ity Centre j4 km 'Hest of Brock Rd via Dur- ham 21; including beautiful antique fur- nishings. several pieces have been prof ref - nice sel . of good glass, china, Roseville teapot (free- sia pat ) Coke niemo- rabdia. ma -y old metal toys some in orig boxes collecta- bles and many unique items This will be a large sale expected to run we(I into the even- ing and well worthy of your attendance Call for faxed list Terms Dash or good cheque only Preview 12 00 noon, CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-64" M1 Fm Flying am Movinglit House • House • Parry Me mprovem•ents $ervices Storage Cleaning • Cleaning • Sevices VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Additions, Baths, lutcrl- ens, Basements, Ceramic Tiles, Hardwood doors, Roots,Trim, Doors, Decks' Visa Accep. Cal Justin For EsGrtlallts (sus) 683.5618 1 • Plumbing AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available. AN your plumbing needs. Complete renovations Guaranteedlowest prices! No job too small!! (905) 432-2913. • Painting & • 1 Decorating TMS PAINTING ilk DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS we wkA move anything. anywhere. anytime Commercial or res4enUl Packaging, storage and boxes available Senor 6 mkt month discounts Free estimates. 571-0755 cross kwva Bargain rates, homes, offices. apt., etc. Plano noting. Packing available__ GAILLIND Ak MAID SERVICES FALL SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 Crkxa 8rerwelet airy, owoft 9neu t Robert. MULmbW Fap►aris rtlt: ReoNePit laeltws RABBITwants work doing magic for children's parties and all occassions Have my oven magician Call Er - rue 668-4932 • • Driving • • Schools • Conrrlercial • Snow • Rental Unils • Removal SCHOOL -4 lessons and test $105- •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 • • Business • Services 4TH LEVEL C G A DooK keep' tune- tions up -to tis, govem iket. renkttances. WCB. budgets cash now. etc Manual or computerized Call 905- 686-7318 Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This week Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 8266-5513 DIM M • Moving & MECHAtWAL BAY for BEFORE it's too late._ root • Storage HARRY -O -TME -MOVERS rent with hoist Ubkties in- snow removal South lake Move blg or aided. Hwy front location. Srmcce. T- Thompson small, we price them all! Contact ACI 905-655-6698 (905)722-4531 AJAX Moving Systems - full moves, appliance Free estimates, seniors Rent negotiable. services, and piano specialists. Flat dit, shun notice discount. : any rate or hourly. We now Pianos also • Flooring Services have heated storage units. appliances Comparable 1 Now otfenng free boxes rates. Call 432-2850 • Carpeting with move Park and load special, starting at $99. and WCHALSKI MOVING - MAGICIAN, clown friends. up. Call for information, houses, apartments, offices. CARPET Installations - 25 ready to entertain for any 725-0005 or 427-0005. appliances and piano spe. years experience. re- age. any occasion Birth. MEN with large truck will cialists Senior and mid- stretching. our speciality days. promotions, open do household moves, rest month discounts Licensed. Free estimates D A N kngs. fund raisers Magic dential, commercial All insured. Free estimates Duncan, 987.1799 or 987 shows are funk Lettuce types of moves Call Cart or Excellent service Call 436- 1800 hheelpp 839-7057 or 728. 34 Jane 427-2856 7795 SCHOOL -4 lessons and test $105- •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 • • Business • Services 4TH LEVEL C G A DooK keep' tune- tions up -to tis, govem iket. renkttances. WCB. budgets cash now. etc Manual or computerized Call 905- 686-7318 Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This week Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 4tf PAGE 44 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES- DECEMBER 26.19". Apartments Houses Houses HousesHousing I Townhouses Townhouses Townhouses Shared r 1 � For Rent M, For Rent For Rent , For Rent • Wanted For Rent For Rent 1 For Rent Accomodation *AVAILABLE Z TRAILERS AND , AC1 Dundas St. E Whitby call Donna for further details at 666-5013 CLEAN bedroom apt nea• Club. S65C in- cluswe Also 2 -3 bedroom house with bachelorette apt 5725 rent to own 723-0392 FURNISHED bsmt apt wit^ treh3^e and f m• h AJAX. ", oeoroum house OSHAWA. 3 .3 bedroom• 2 2 or 3 bedroom house NORTH OSHAWA. 3 1,� 'er! A'so available 2 bed- IT story. brick home, with 2 wanted to rent in the Har bedroom Townhouses in room apartment Available kitchen, fenced yard, de- mony,Olive area Oshawa well maintained family immediately. appliances in. cluded Harwood/Bayly area Lacher; garage. $x•95 plus utilities First & last. Please call 7237175 complex. freshly decorated call (416! 287-8965. 416-754 no pets. call Anna 905-686.5377 with Frig /stove. close to all 0211 ' Townhouses amenities, on site Mymt of- PICKERING WHITE'S RD. For Rent floe call 728-3777 HOUSE AVAILABLE im- Three hedoprn ce^'ral alt. ^1ed�attey Norte Oshawa. main floor family room, fire- SPACIOUS 3bedroom $700 plus Will es 2 bed place. large fenced yard. NORTH Oshawa. large 3 townhouse. m well main - rooms. new lumance. plus 3 available now $I 300 Lynne bed•norn townhouse. ±arced family complex. appliances Call 728-8429 Paptzzo 428.9766 $950.uhhfes Call 579- Includes all uhllltes 4 ap- rooms 10 rent m fatu ed I - - - I NORTH CRT. New WHY RENT ? No money 0699 pliances, parking. Gose to ge shome in east Oshawa 725-1364 538 OXFORD ST S ^,e 1^' 'e -t 3 bedrooms. down OW- your own QUIET south Oshawa 3 schools and all amenities. OSHAWA, 3 bedroo^ 2 finished rec . let tub. island home. like new, tndge. ben townhouse In lamely 122 Colborne South Ajax. Beautiful 3 bath backspid w/family room, kitchen, 51060 month . stove, $750 incl , all but complex. 5950/moall in St. E. Oshawa ben'c c nc^ e 5 ap- fenced backyard, walkout , utilities Call Norma Lock phone 3 bedroom asking clusrve Close to schools pla,ncesloptlonal� single close to all shopping and ing (905) 436-0990 Sutton $61.900 Call Ken Cowes and shopping 435-1088 For apps. 434.3972 garage. fully fenced yard schools 728-3904 Group Status Really Inc Cadwell Banker 728-9414 Neal lake Available imme- diately $' .100 per mo plus NICE 2 bed csmt apt Cen'-a� Plekermg near GO Station $71C . 40% utili- ties tllrties No -pets. avail Jan 1 905-831-6284 ONE AND TWO bedroom apam'me,nts & bachelor- Im mediate possession. prefer couple central Oshawa. Mdge. stove. carpet. shop- ping plazabus stop. laun- dry facilities 725-2642 after 5pm OSHAWA 2 bedroom S69C - > olex Incudes hea'. hydreappliances pancng Laundry available or sde Convenient to 4CI and city bus routes 433- 067; OSHAWA & 3 bedroom apall- - ava,able at Sim arc 900 Glen It Close Sdn001s. shopping and G M VPbhes included F,-stlast reou,,eC Call 72& 4993 OSHAWA - CENTRAL local --,ms Ddu^.cog. avartrrlen' avadab,e Dec 28. 5375 pe• m0 st as, P^one -28.5382 at -ter 5 r. OSHAWA ��< bedroom ,yea. .. ..edge a,:! stove :ncruciec Close to :. a^en t es Ava ,ab,e Jan 'st S592 !„sl'last 434 63' OSHAWA CENTRE 401 3 bedroo” basement apt Gundry Foo- nice k1chen. available ,mmedtaney 575 Pius ' 3 utdd,es 839- 4 CLEAN Cs' V, h , , . one^ two & :firer bedroom Includes Heal hydre. !noge stove :aundry facilities available Ava,lab,e Jan ist Starting at $55C $65C 5750 723 2094 PICKERING bed bsmt apt - - let 1st Call 725.3248 PICKERINGIAJAX sell. and 1 bedroom apartments park - ingcase ,c al amenities Car 686-8905 NORTH SIMCOEat Ruse: Z bec- - r a 12 plex Laundry tacWrtres. parking Cable me Ist,last n0 lease A,, Fet: ISI $686 plus hydro 576-2982 SOUTH AJAX. oase- rnent aca--e-' w Sepa- rate entrance Large spa- ctous one bedroom• plus garage $750 inclusive Ava,Iable Ja- 'sv96 Car 905-663 7709 WHY 'P wr.t!l you can t.- , .u' own home for less than you think i' Call Dave Haylock Sa,es Rep Re,Max Summit Realty (1991; Ltd (905) 668-3800 or 1905 666.32211 Houses For Rent A An..4— An,r.Lot i ' do SAYS You CA NOT AFFORD ro BUY A HousE' &lartgagu pav meat. 3-8r Sem S61rymtn 3-8rwriga,ow $7255mtn 3-&J• Ex_ 59d0mtr Rent I0_0_ s Ava ab e 434661! 1400�40427s Free Cyan Bad credit? Bantrupl? No down pgmare I can He4t MARK STAPLEY suh LtL:I kralnr Inc. 4 BEDROOM, 4 baths. {coshed basement, close to schools, shopping and go $1,100 per mo plus utifr ties Call 686-0913 after 5 IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE CALL BILLY 416-798-7672 EXT: 2304 YOUR AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS DON'T GET CAUGHT THIS WINTER CALL THESE AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS ON THIS PAGE THREE BEARS AUTOBODY Ca, We Pay most Deductibles UNR 2DB 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 W = /'Tolird to .1;0-!'(' ) int THRIFTY MECHANIC SHOP I:VC 695 Finley Ave. Ajax, Ont. f, H—OW Are 1 Sr. i kr.errute � who A. „-.Weir RO S j Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims • Car Rentals Arranged Open 6 Days A Week ALL WORK GUARANTER PICKERING town hnmv. 'I TWO bedrooms avadabh bedrooms 4 appliances. (one 15 huge L shape( Was heat. $97`5 plus Will- master bedroom with pri lies. Call Gary White. Re- vale 4 pc bath)• cable max First 831-3300 shared kitchen, tiv ngroom and laundry facilities Usi Rooms of entire house except la for Rent m,lyroom References Available anytime First last $5651mo Inclusive ne ROOMS FOR RENT Per Month or Week Whites Rd, Oklahoma Clean, bright house in lieu required No smokers Hydro staff welcome (905)420-0042 yotiable 434-3976. AJAX -SMOKERS wet come Fu—stied bedroom Zsized. $275. month• reduced rent Use o' all facilities. close to at amenities, bus line (905)428-7147 at ,416)244-8333 ' s tArrrfixtr �� YOUR ONE STOP CLIP A VE AUAUTOMOTIVE GUIDE Come discover our symbols Off► S o OAl I CUSTOMER SATISFACTION THRIFTY MECHANIC SHOP F'4►rnlerly The Nlechanic Shop a•lichel S'arkah wishes all his valued • customers ant f trends S'eason's Greetings to all and a .safe and prosperous New Year! - "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" REA_SONABLE PRICES SOIL - ROTAANCi 8c 'FILTER 11cou „w �� Era Vans and h t du trucks extra If you wish to advertise on this feature call Billy (416) 798-7672 Ext, 2304 1x :116i: R1 �ome� h mpro x YouR Hot\AE IS YOUK CASTLE IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN THIS FEATURE CALL BILLY (905) 579-4400 SOLID OAK i CHERRY cly. SOLID FURNITURE SOLID • AMtSH MADE SOLS • FINISHED IN OUR OWN PLANT SOLD CUSTOM FURNITURE. FISHES i COLOURS DICKERING HOPE i OESIGN CENTRE fns MCKERMIG DARKWA`f (CORNER OF w"I" RD. K 4m- P"ERm) 427-1381 IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE CALL BILLY (416) 798-7672 SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE CARPET 's at Incredible SIq RODI, PRICES +W I m Estimates WERE PROUD To CARRY CANADIAN PRODUCTS CALL: SILVER CARPET & RUGS 6834292 (AJA)t) SALES • SFRVICF • IMCTAI I ATIAN vement THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26,1995-11"1 4S -A aC�QDQMlAa41AG°�� r _ — — — — _ 1 I I I KILPATRICK I I CONSTRUCTION I • HOME IMPROVEMENTS •BASEMENT APA RrMENTS 428-Ii78 HOME IMPROVEMENTS I Addrtrons • 2nrJ HOOI5. Hasemenr apt Bathrooms - Plumbing • Deckstfences Wiring • Tiling • Drywall WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES LE FULLY INSURED BALL WORK GUARANTEEDTURES D I I 97 Church St., Ajax t IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE CALL BILLY AT (416) 798-7672 Toll Free From "' 4 11 f741 Atli CONSTRUCTION MO. Best Wishes To All Their Valued Customers & Friends Andis A& Them A Safe &-Happy New Year Romare Renovations Ltd. "Over 35 Years Experience" *1'01 R HOME INIPR0 E.%IEST EXPERTS" "�� ItiTF.R SPE.CI ►C' RE.PI,ACE:1IEN'T W INDOH S .atiD D(N)RS *HOME IMPROVEN'IEtiT* Specializing In: • Drywall and Fine Carpentry • Ceramic and vinyl Floor Tiles • «olod Deck and Wood Fences • Carport, Balcony and Porch Pictures and References Available ALL WORK G UA RA NTE E1) CALL BOB: 1905 ► 420-304-1 SEASON GREETINGS FRONT THE STAFF AT PLUMBI:`G FOR YOU Plumbing For You Ltd. "}our Bathroom Specialists" Sales / Sery ice / Renovations Specializing in Plumbing Repair Parts Open 7 Da'vs a week 24 Hr. Emergence Ser. ice I050 Brock KJ. Unit Pickering, Ontario L I W.1 X4 4905 l 837-13-50 This week's special - Aqua bra+s single Mole mount pull out kitchen faucet only i".9}! (!.astable in chrome unlil) P EKERIN FACTORY. )jj LTD. MANUFACTURES OF NEW .AND CUSTOM MADE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE SOFA -LOVE SEATS-Wff f. cllMills-otrOMIMS We also carry Isnark, FREEKoehler, GoWst"r, STIMATE Lano Lounger • Interior Decorator on staff —• • Thousands of �]c fabrics to choose —� from • Workmanship guaranteed • Drapes PAGE 46 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. TUES., DECEMBER 26,199. Office & Money t • , Retail Space To Lend • Personals 4 Months r-- Pen! BORROW c' ^ lo ` -C:w ": w' Oshawa d00 lie a, St ' C per month 3500 sq h available Park 0 a c Free consultations ing and great exposure Anubis Investments Ltd Bnsl rental rates Call 434. Mortgages and Loans since 241% or 655-at32 1973 Call(9051668-7200 �11'JVYv OBTAINING A LOAN 401.6591 I'll"9111 i, \rit I1\ tllt' fnlh,N Illg ftlllt-T.11 11, nl lt•, IS NOT GUAR- ,,'�- 1-11, \1, .,. Ni,rthi. u11 Flh,al. At, must - Industrial ANTEED, SOME • Units COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT INDUSTRIAL UNITS in sr- 13 'ndus:^al 11,1:1 ^eft 10 Oshawa Center High ceilings, over head doors Parke^g u:iiines and air comrPssor Included Month b m on, T FEES. OTHERS DO NOT, IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS y c ruck parking hydro plug in avail- able Call 576.2982Em Mortgages. Insurance EA • t Florida Vac. Rentals MORTGAGES Good. baa for n PORT CHAROLETTE FLORIDA Yea- �a,asc:a c- Gul• ,: -as:,fully fur nished 2 bedroom home all ament,es barbecue, cable. prvale yard. close to everything Available Jan (eb Can (9051 668.2883 t ' p••vate Horses For Sale QUALITY C Angelo Mu': — Os^awa 3., - red 0,e,- -'•e _:ace wa•... _ ng­unc 3 oa', . PAC, n yaw . " .. � a ti•.ea Mc ,r�� •� 9a^, -s 436 BRAND-NEW HOME t• - , - , Ce -ria Osraha 3 oe1r ora ga -age su^••1 k,, -her 30x'OC for S'OOC down Alan Duty Rema. At,iity 432 72OC BRAND NEW HOMES. Stamng at S"9900 North Wes' Oshawa 3 bedrooms -,gr efl,oency gas -,eat. R. 4C msui Rased bungalow �,, y r ie•• others f.om S':A 90C Cal! Pete, Nea. saes Ret Gude Realty '23528' THE PSYCHIC ALLIANCE Caring & Concerned Personal Guidance Is. $a.4►y, m i n. I, I \•1: 1-900-451-4302 24 hrs. g a Y EUn Purpose . rates from 595% IILJ All applications accepted Community Financial Ser- vices 668-6805 —_ 10 10 Business L' M�pportunities C E. DAILY CASH FLOW : •Patea U. M� .�. ".+LM �nme lJ oared vuslne s Fur l,a,nmg i suppor, Intc ',ne ' 800-352- 10 • ;egtstraoorls C 117 r,+ LESSONS �---tvate lessons , allable , rea- onable rates. Call 42c8 -200C • Companions EASTSIDE CONNEC TION`; DATELINE Free to call to place your ad. no charges for ladies, no phone bili charges. 905 430-7060 NUDIST couple with c„ildren Inoking for other couple to visit nudist clubs with Respond to Box 39. '99 Wentworth SI W. Oshawa. Ont L 1 J 6P4 • ' Personals • Ccmpanlons • rcmpanions "ONE STOP" EDUCATION ...one combined calendar A coordinated approach to adult education and continuous learning programs in one combined calendar. —1 111111111111111111111 ' .., , ., .,, , urham (;ullc�t. urhanl ftr,ard .,t EJucatlon urhain RL-gi,nl R, ratan (;atlt„Gc ,1,t-paraty Sc6%4 N,ard m2 9 C 9OOFEOVGP )r morr uilornratron , all Mrtnerc nr Adidt Lcarnrm 41.90 i. -420--f? 17 or 1 XIl(1 N i 11-7371. \c\ ct nil.. Ilic , I„ I,,n \, alt I, .1g.1111' lilt ,In ,ulthu %t•nl„n ill ,III lit flit-turrcrtl dealli nolitt, rt•tt•:%k.d fur h1II,I1t.Itim u1 IIIc 1t \\, :�Jtt nl.cr "" y ur ThI. u'cck. call 683-3005, n 40.11-6591 ; It Llnn};tun Ic�IJcni„ � !0� SMR 1'„lI nl:l� alnn acce,. tech nutu c nil„nnatlun rcccl\cd �11'JVYv .dtcr pre%s-unit• I\c calling this nundx•r 401.6591 I'll"9111 i, \rit I1\ tllt' fnlh,N Illg ftlllt-T.11 11, nl lt•, J, 1711— t Andcrn �tm. Anstnuig. WC '1'u\cn, 11, I .It liic. ,,'�- 1-11, \1, .,. Ni,rthi. u11 Flh,al. At, must - 5n, Personals nnnnnnC9 El 576-9335 a n d ,let one of our professional advisors help you. P Em., Deaths j;nj Deaths SEARS, Rebecca Anne Leslie, Daughter of Rick and Sharon, sister to Jennifer. Katelyn, Lauren, and An- drew, passed away on Tuesday, December 19 th at the Hospital for Sick Children from congenital Heart Disease A small family service was held on Friday December 22 nd at St.Martin's Anglican Church in Pickering Words alone cannot describe the beauty of our baby girl. You had to see her for yourself to experience the warmth that filled your heart when looking upon her for the first time. Like life itself, to know the beauty it can give you , you have to first appreciate the beauty A possesses. Rebecca will be dearly missed by her family. She is now in heaven with her big brother Andrew. We love you Rebecca. Donations can be made to 'Andrew and Rebecca Sears in Trust ' for a research and scho- lastic memorial fund and sent to Scotiabank. Pick- enng town Centre SIMPSON, Isobelle I Betty, - 66 passed away Monday. December 18th. 1995 at Victoria General Hospital, Halifax, N S She Is survived by beloved husband Paul, daughters Dawn and Melanie and son Grant. Devoted Grandmother to Loraine, Glen, James. Brendan and Weslee. Dear sister to Mabel, and Betty Always gentle, incredibly strong and soft spoken she will be greatly missed by her family and friends in Canada and abroad. Throughout her bat- tle with cancer, she maintained great courage and determination to overcome her illness. Mum will be forever In our hearts and always in our thoughts. A memorial service will be held in the chapel of Mc Eachnte Funeral Home. 28 Old Kingston Road Alax. (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 on Saturday. January 6th, 1995 at 11 30 a.m The burial will take place at Erskine Cemetery and a reception will be held In the Funeral Home following the interment Flowers accepted Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society A GREAT BOXING DAY GIFT IDEA IDEA!! R v PG ;�ef aS CO SF= RVI Uet yourself hooked up to the WORLD WIDE WEB!! • Full Internet Access • 1-900 Help Line Support • Over 25 Years of Customer Service • Flexible Rates • Personal E -Mail Address • Web Page Services Available • Fully Enabled T-1 Access to Business Packages • Local Hook-up (No long distance!) 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That's the position Durham Council took The North York report notes "deregulation • booze sale reforms Wednesday while endorsing a report from would have negative consequences for health reviews North York Health Department on alcohol and safety in the Province" and health concerns sale`. were being neglected by the government. committee to review FF:04 ' v 1 Fit committees ❑ Region delays striking new committee until February when review process is scheduled to begin DURHAM — A plan to set up a committee to review committees has been put on hold by Regional Council until February. The proposed committee was to review council's five standing com- mittees — finance and administra- tion (F&A), health and social ser- vices, planning, regional affairs, and works. F& A was rec- ommending the review committee be set up, but Regional Council Wednesday referred the mat- ter back to the finance commit- tee. s While support- Jim ing a review, Witty J Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond questioned who would be on the review committee and what work they would do. "How is this review planned to be done?" she asked. "My preference is the finance and administration committee or the Regional chairman bring forward a recommendation on how this will be done, as opposed to carte blanche with no time line.- Also ine"Also wanting the review coRumit- tee delayed was Oshawa councillor Jim Potticary, saying, "We don't know what the Golden Report (on reforming the Greater Toronto Area) will say. "We don't know the number of communities we'll have. Let's wait. What's the rush?" Regional chairman Jim Witty said he was planning to organize a retreat in February for councillors and reviewing standing committees was going to be discussed. Oshawa Councillor Brian Nichol- son wanted the review committee approved Wednesday, saying, "When we picked our new chair- man, we all said we needed changes. Here's a chance to support change." . The standing committees haven't been significantly changed since Durham Region was established in 1974, Mr. Nicholson noted. Mr. Witty plans to poll all coun- cillors prior to February on what each would like to see happen. maecu�lcs DAY DEALS - PEC.? � " i�EAT. • On pC 486 DX2/66 MHz MULTIMEDIA COMPUTER N 28713 • 420 MB hard drive • 4 MB RAM • Panasonic CD-ROM drive • 14- SVGA colour monitor (N°29230,22576) • 16-bit sound card • Multimedia speakers • PC DOS included 1 -year on-site warranty (Details in-store) ASSORTED TITLES ON CO S.rcbor+ rney vw by TAPES W 11111128+6V 1190 r I-1 uGaff&&,_I Lj,_I iLf”Illll1 , i if ii�� N z. . 6-.n-1 mWb-tunctron m.chrn. tax�a . scarxwr. p,~. copa I. an.sao9• cola. . , 5 -page .utomatac . 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No substitutions. In the interest of salety and lowness to all our customers. some controls wi be in place. No delivery on items above. B XIN DAY ®® � DEC.27 ©, J 8 A.M.-9 P.M. s •Aldan tal��atalor-n.w.soreua t�rretmseeetirtestteEwus Snn, lane mqb Wra•r.r-rria.� wtelneredtl.a�rwnt..W ONST FILLYAL mum ""� s.» MW debt. Flerrmft . LED rrbssage O.VbI' _ M -j=-ayA 9 Our Day Deals are available at the BUSINESS DEPOT location below on Wednesday, December 27.19%. while quantities last. Lin d: one of each per IanMy. Sorry. no earn - wcks. ==-exactly iYd in-store only. not with phone -Man -v, orders We reee,ve the nV to YtM quertbbes. Hems may na be exactly as shown. No substitutions. In the interest of salety and lowness to all our customers. some controls wi be in place. No delivery on items above. B XIN DAY ®® � DEC.27 ©, J 8 A.M.-9 P.M. s •Aldan tal��atalor-n.w.soreua t�rretmseeetirtestteEwus Snn, lane mqb Wra•r.r-rria.� wtelneredtl.a�rwnt..W �ww 1 PAGE 48 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUES., DECEMBER 26, IM eruttty,e�nr�i�rp ; U111cH -AUCTION EVERYDAY, STARTING DEC. 27TH, EVERYPRICE ONEVERY VEHICLE NEW AND USED WILL BE SLASHED DAIL Y. OVER 200 TO CHOOSE FROM. ALL VEHICLES ARE WINDOW PRICED. HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION. STOCK UNITS ONLY. BUY NOW BEFORE THEY DISAPPEAR. BRAND NEW 1996 WINDSTAR GL IFULLY EOUIPED 7 PASSENGER - SPEED CONTROL • TILT WHEEL - AM/FM CASSETTE • LUGGAGE RACK - POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS • PRIVACY GLASS - FLOOR MATS ITI 3.8 L V6 . AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE • AIR CONDONING. STOCK TO149. 1995 CROWN VICTORIA 4 DR. 4.61- V8 • AUTOMATIC OVERDRfVE - AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE • POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS AND SEAT SPEED CONTROL • TILT - WHEEL • ABS BRAKES • LOW KMS • BALANCE OF FACTORY WARRANTY. STOCK SE126A. DEC. 26th CLOSED MSRP $20 995** DEC. 27th SALE PRICE $181490** DEC. 28th SALE PRICE $18 90** DEC. 29th SALE PRICE $18 090** DEC. 30th SALE PRICE $17,890** THEPLAN .Ask about it . _ - - Wt HV�E�Y A�LABLE BRAND NEW 1996 AEROSTAR XLT 7 PASSENGER • AUTOMATIC - 3.01- V6 • AIR CONDITIONING • REAR WIPER WASHER SPORT APPEARANCE PACKAGE • TU -TONE • RUNNING BOARDS • SWING LOCK MIRRORS AM/FM CASSETTE - LUGGAGE RACK STOCK +KJ148. DEC. 26th CLOSED MSRP $21 335* DEC. 27th SALE PRICE $18,090* DEC. 28th SALE PRICE $17 890* DEC. 29th SALE PRICE $17,690* DEC. 30th SALE PRICE $17,490* 1995 CONTOUR GL 4 DR. 2.01. • DOHC 4 CYL. • AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE AM/FM CASSETTE • ABS • POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS • SPEED CONTROL - CONSOLE • AIR CONDITIONED • LOW KMS BALANCE OF FACTORY WARRANTY. STOCK S81 69A. DEC. 26th CLOSED MSRP $17 595** DEC. 27th SALE PRICE $15 90** DEC. 28th SALE PRICE $15 090** DEC. 29th SALE PRICE $14 890** DEC. 3M SALE PRICE $14,690** TUES. WED. THURS FRI. DEC. 26th --CLOSED DEC. 27th . DEC. 28th .DEC. 29th .SAT. DEC. 30th 9AM-9PM 9AM-9PM 9AM-GPM 9AM-BPM BRAND NEW 1996 TAURUS GL 3.01- V6 • AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE • AM/FM CASSETTE . POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS • SPEED CONTROL - ABS - POWER SEAT • ALUMINUM WHEELS • MICRON AIR FILTRATION. STOCKTG107. DEC. 26th CLOSED MSRP $23.995* DEC. 27th SALE PRICE $21.890* DEC. 28th SALE PRICE $21 690* DEC. 29th SALE PRICE $21.490* DEC. 30th SALE PRICE $21,290* 1995 ESCORT LX 5 DR. HATCHBACK 1.91- 4 CYC. - AUTOMATIC • AM/FM CASSETTE • POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS • AIR CONDITIONED - ALUMINUM WHEELS • SPOILCE ER • LOW KMS - SALAAM OF FACTORY WARRANTY. STOCK OW10A. DEC. 26th CLOSED MSRP $14 95** DEC. 27th SALE PRICE $12 90** DEC. 28th SALE PRICE $12 090** DEC. 29th SALE PRICE $11 890** DEC. 30th SALE PRICE $11,690** primbwd on day .9 FINANCING ON ALL BRAND NEW 1995 VEHICLES IN STOCK ONE LOCATIONONLY 2660 KINGMN RD. SAT MIDLAND AVE. SCARBOROUGH 'ISM* Prim based on day of Pte, not delivery. FnbM apPlieable taxes and licence extm Rebate applied to sale Price if applicable. Ottw'CIMie, rot dMfyK lamas and Moenca extra. Former dart term rentals Maxh"um term 46 mos. OAC cannot be canbbnd with any other prowsm. Y