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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_12_15i w Burning issues regarding Pickering nuclear plant Fire improvements ques B )' ,tM RIA NNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Concerns about fire safety at the Pickering nu- clear station are in the process of hein_ addressed, members of the Town's Pickering/Ontario Hydro Liaison Committee were told this week. However, some critics sug- gest they are not being addressed fast or well enough. The committee heard a number of reports from Hydro staff about improvements under way at the plant, including a full -station fire safety assessment started in Sep- tember and being conducted by a team of consultants. The assessment includes "a com- plete walkdown of the entire site" to identify all fire safety issues, said Nick Ivanotf. section manager for fire protection at the Pickering sta- tion. A final report is expected from the consultants by Sept. 30, 1999 according to Mr. Ivanof',and will be used to detennine the need for fire protection upgrades and changes. Also under way is the restructur- ing of the plant's emergency re- sponse staff to provide full-time • PERIODICAL emergetcy crews instead of u!iio volunteer staff. Aydro has hired 37 full-time 'emergency response maintainers (ERMs) and seven full- time emergency response shift man- agers to supervise them. See NIXTI-AR Page 5 PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P I C K F R I ti G' S PRESSRI'N 44,000 20 PAGE -.S COMMUN' ITSPA Tt'ESD:A%I, DF(TN1BF R 1,;, 1998 Pickering councillor Wins nomination Ryan runs for Liberals inprovincial election Two -term Pickering Council- lor Dave Ryan has been ac- claimed as the Liberal candidate in the next provincial election tier the new riding of Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge. The current equivalent of the riding — Durham West — is held by Pro- gressive Consenatiye Minister of Communist and Social Ser- vices Janet Ecker. "Community issues have been ienored by the Harris govern- ment." says Mr. Ryan in a media release announcing his acclama- tion. -We need to bring the power back to the people, to make them See PICKERING Page .t CANADA HARDWOOD FLOOM INC. 1550 BAYLY ST. UNIT 17, Pickering (905) 420-3285 Showroom Hours: Mon - Fn 9 - 3 pn Sat 10 . 3 pm Christmas Sale Now On Shop Now for Best Selection! 'x'420-9707 Pkkerim Town Centre P F R S l N C F 19 6 5 rW11()\AI, .4 %kI i K DFLIVERY S5'SI NEWSSTAND �'- Speak out DAVY RYAN 'Communit). issues have been ignored.' 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The new em ironmental regu- lations will be implemented to- gether with the Nuclear Safety and Control Act in 1999, replac- ing the Atomic Energy Control Act of 1946. Under the new act the AECB, which currently regulates nuclear facilities, will he replaced by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Com- mission (CNSC), which will take on responsibility for health, safe- ty and security issues related to nuclear facilities and have a man- date for protection of the environ- ment. A draft environmental protec- tion policy paper, Consultative Document C-223 has been issued stating the principles and factors that will guide the CNSC in pre- venting unreasonable risks to the environment. Comments on C-233 must be forwarded by Jan. 15 to: Opera- tions Assistant; Corporate Docu- ments Section; Atomic Energy Control Board; P.O Box 1046, Station B; Ottawa, Ontario K 1 P 5S9. Faxes may be sent to (613)995-5086, and e-mail to reg@atomcon.gc.ca. 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Police targeted an area they say is plagued by drugs and prostitution, bounded by Simcoe Street to the west, Athol Street to the south, Olive Avenue to the north and Albert Street to the east. Undercover policewomen posing as prostitutes, with plainclothes officers provid- ing back-up, were sent out as bait for potential customers five nights a week from Nov. 14 to Dec. 5. And according to police, the fish were biting. A total of 96 johns were arrested for allegedly offering cash for sex, while seven hookers were also charged with com- municating for the purpose of prostitution. Numerous SALE '►_PECtAL Carrier ` BAFGAINS . I IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Tues., Dec. 15, 1998 News Advertiser Edward & Davies JeweNers Ajax • Paul Use's Pick. Shoppers Dneq1W Aoxftk 'While Roes AOWPick. • DdivaW to selalod MWh0l& aly Remember, all inserts, indttdatg those on glassy aper, can be recycled with the rest of your news�apa through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, _ _.,,,, §— Awdrew Tuesday's carrier of the week is Andrew. He enjoys hockey, baseW and football. Andrew will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, comphmerlts of McDonald's. Cagraftdadm Andrew for beinit our Carrier of the Wolk. Waknart,Ajax tis Kinguon Rd.,Ajax 222 Gayly st.W.,Ajax 726 Kingston Rd., Pick. 1360 Kk4pu n Rd., Pick. others were nabbed for non - prostitution offences. "We knew there was a problem but I don't think we expected these numbers. It would certainly indicate this is still a major problem," Sgt. Grimley said last Monday. "As far as the message we want to send out to the clients: If you come here looking for a date the only date you're going to get is a court date" One man's search for company resulted in his ar- rest twice on separate occa- sions, police said. Michael Franklin Baugh, 28, of Waverly Street North in Oshawa, appears in provincial court on separate dates later this month. Meanwhile, a prostitute was arrested, sentenced, re- leased and charged again within a few days, police said. Sandra Ann Robichaud, of Nonquon Road in Os- hawa, who earlier received a nine -day jail term, appeared in court Monday. Police launched the mas- sive project in response to complaints from local com- munity groups. Those charged with com- municating for the purpose of prostitution face a maxi- mum penalty of a $2000 fine or six months in jail. But the average sentence handed out in Oshawa is a $150 fine. "Perhaps with the num- bers involved the courts will see the need to increase the punishment," Sgt. Grimley said. Those arrested are "from all walks of life," many of them married men "who should know better," he added. Ajax resident Johnny Donakov, 21, of Hunter Street, was charged with communicating for the pur- pose of prostitution. DICKERING TOWN CENTRECENTRE GIFT CERTIFICATES Wishing you could take the guess -work out of holiday giftgiving? You can with Pickering Town Cer Gift Certificates! They're available in $5,$10,$20,. $50 denominations and can redeemed at any Pickering To Centre store. Gift Certificates are perfect gift - pick them up at P Guest Services. Pickering To Centre Gift Certificates are Sa DICKERING WHERE ALL YOUR WISHES COME TRUE P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, DECENIIER 15,19" Learn to be a democratic parent Let your children have their say, not their way BY SHAWN SIMPSON Special to the Nevvs Advertiser The days of raising children under a dictatorial regime arc over. and have been for some time. Statements such as "do it because I'm the parent and I said so" and "you're only to speak when spoken to" still ring in the cars of many of us, years after we've left the nest and started our own families. But times have changed. And ruling over children with an iron fist, according to experts, does little to foster responsible. confident. courageous children with high self-esteem, as some Durham parents are now learning through the Active Parenting Toda,. program at the John Howard Societ.. In a three-part series we'll look at some of the advice the program offers on how best to raise children of the 19906 and beyond. "This is a different society." says Brenda Larkin, co -facilitator of the parent- ing program. '_t) -year practising social worker. and mother of four. "Fids must be encouraged to ask questions and challenge things." We want to build children's courage and self-esteem, to pro- vide them with the tools thev need to li%c productively and to handle challenges that come along in life. And, it's pretty obvious that the lack of these skills contributes greatly to failures in education and work, leading some into a life of crime." Developed by Michael H. Pop - kin, Ph.D.. the program is the "world's first video -based parent- ing education program." and holds "two beliefs about parenting in our modern democratic society: 1. Par- enting well is extremely important. 2. Parenting well is extremely dif- ficult," so reads the Active Parent- ing handbook. The primary aim of the program is to teach parents of two- to 12 - Chris Franklin listens intently during an active parenting pro- gram at the John Howard Society in Durham Region. Dubbed as the ►+orld's first video -bared parenting education program, the Active Parenting TodaY series sets out the philosophy that parent- ing well is both extremely important and extremely difficult. year-olds a method of parenting and problem -solving that will de- velop the basic qualities children need to survive and thrive in mod- ern-day society including courage, responsibility, co-operation and self-esteem. During the first two weeks of the six-week program at John Howard, a small group of Durham parents were introduced to a num- ber of important parenting tech- niques. The autocratic style, which many of us are probably familiar with, often fosters rebellious or broken -spirited children. The per- missive style, known as the door- mat, places few limits on children and can result in little respect for order and routine. The democratic style — the ac- tive parent — is a happy medium between the other two. It provides children "freedom within limits. Democracy does not mean you will always get your way. It means you will always get your say," (Chapter 1). Through a combination of read- ing, video dramatizations, and open discussion with members in the group, participants quickly come to realize that most situations are not unique to them, parents everywhere have experienced the same thing at one time or another. The main difference in any given situation is how we, as parents, handle it. In the democratic parenting model, for instance, parents can nurture a child's independence and confidence by allowing them to make decisions that affect them, whether it's simply letting them choose the clothes he/she will wear that day or letting him/her pour a bowl of cereal and carry it to the table. As the child gets older he/she will assume greater responsibility and parents gradually relax the limits, known as "freedom within expanding limits." The degree of risk, of course, depends on the age of the child, and what most kids that age are capable of. And kids, as group members arc learning, are capable of much more than most of us give them credit for. Children will gladly take more responsibili- ty if they are encouraged to do so. Parents, understandably at times, tend to focus on mistakes, expect too much or overprotect their children. But if parents "catch 'em doing good" and praise them for it, show confidence in their abilities and ask them their opinion or advice, it'll go along way in pro- moting a confident, courageous, independent child. And as a footnote, each week Ms. Larkin stresses to parents one other critical piece of information, "it's important to forgive your- self." For more information about the Active Parenting Today program call the John Howard Society at 579-8482, in Ajax, 427-8165. Pickering councillor acclaimed as Liberal nominee PICKERING From page 1 an integral part of government and give them a strong voice in the decision-making. To do that, Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge needs an accessible, pro -active and ac- countable MPP at Queen's Park." Mr. Ryan says he will bring 28 years of business and manage- ment experience to the election campaign, as well as a history of community involvement. Prior to first being elected Ward 1 local Councillor in 1994, he served on the executive of a number of community organizations, in- cluding Pickering -Ajax Citizens Our mistake... The caption of a photo which ac- companied a story on the Durham District School Board's celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Unit- ed Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights which appeared in Sunday's edition of the Nevis Ad- vertiser contained incorrect infor- mation. William Dunbar Public School student Calvin Bishop- Akler of Pickering was seen accept- ing a certificate from Ontario Lieu- tenant -Governor Hilary Weston in the picture. The News Advertiser regrets the error. Together (PACT) for the Envi- ronment, the Pickering Waste Re- duction Committee and the Rouge Valley Community Asso- ciation. Since 1994, Mr. Ryan has rep- resented the Town on the local hospital and library boards, acted as Council's representative on PACT and chaired the Town race relations committee. He says he helped deliver zero -tax -increase budgets, helped implement pedestrian -activated signals in front of schools, successfully fought for more police officers in the community and improved traffic problems in the west part of the town. Mr. Ryan plans to campaign on the three-point platform that earned him the public's support in his election to local council: cutting red tape, bureaucracy and wasteful government; ensuring a safe and secure community; and developing an economic strategy that creates jobs. "We can attract new business and encourage entrepreneurship in Ontario without the draconian cuts that have marked the Harris regime," he states. "We need sus- tainable development, both local- ly and across the province, and we can do that without cutting the heart out of our health care. We need to bring compassion and prudent government back to Queen's Park." Convicted bank robber is not considered `dangerous' BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer Convicted bank robber and would-be cop -killer Mitchiel (Micky) McArthur was sen- tenced to 23 years in prison yes- terday for his Port Perry "reign of terror,' prompting an out- pouring of shock, anger and dis- belief from his shooting victims. Mr. McArthur, who was credited with already having served more than eight years, will be eligible for parole in less than 5 years and statutory re- lease in less than 10. Mr. Justice Harry LaForme rejected an application by the Crown to declare Mr. McArthur a dangerous offender, and in- stead imposed a conventional sentence for the "nightmare" he inflicted on the small rural Durham community four years ago. Mr. McArthur, 47, "instilled a fear of death and terror" in every person who came in con- tact with him Oct. 20, 1994, the judge said in his decision. Mr. McArthur, a career ban- dit and violent repeat offender with more than 50 robbery con- victions dating back to 1968, was on parole when he gunned down five people, including three Durham Regional Police officers, during a bloody holdup at the Bank of Montreal on Hwy. 7A. On April 3, 1997, a jury con- victed Mr. McArthur of 17 of- fences, including four counts of attempted murder, aggravated j assault, armed robbery, unlaw- ful confinement, kidnapping, wearing a mask and using a firearm during the commission of an offence. The Crown's bid to have Mr. McArthur declared a dangerous offender failed in that prosecu- tors Michael Hill and Lori Ann Turner did not prove beyond a doubt Mr. McArthur presents an extreme danger to the public under the requirements of the Criminal Code, Mr. Justice LaForme said. .However, Mr. McArthur's actions were described as "vio- lent, reprehensible and deserv- ing of severe punishment," the judge said. Mr. McArthur will be eligi- ble for early parole after serving one-third of his sentence and statutory release after serving two-thirds. Mr. McArthur, who has also escaped custody seven times in the past, declined an invitation by the judge to speak prior to sentencing. Home and hearth... Volunteers at Durham Re,gion's Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre were honoured recenthv for their efforts in helping cancer sufferers and their families. As well, Hearth Place recognized donors to the fac•ilitti• who helped with financial contributions. In the front row (from left) is Robert and Bonnie Fraser whose donations totalled $8,000, and Rod txm-renc•e of the Pickering Pmgress Club, which donated $4.200. In the background are other Hearth Place volunteers who help ease the pain of those bat - ding c•anc•er. Nuclear plant's fire programprobed NUCLEAR Frrmn puge t ,1—t Thc ERMs are required to meet the same physical fitness standards as regu- lar firefighters, said Mr. Ivanoff, and they will receive the same training. A core group of one emergency manager and three ERMs will be on each shift crew at the plant around the clock by .Dec. 31 this year. Hydro has also undertaken a pro- gram to remove combustible materials from inside the station. As well, installa- tion of some upgrades in sprinkler sys- tems and fire -detection systems is to begin in the second quarter of 1999. Other fire safety initiatives include revi- sions to fine safety plans, improving staff awareness of fire safety issues and working to reduce false alarms. Also under way is a $173 -million Environmental Qualification Project to ensure all safety-related equipment on the 'B' side of the plant will continue to function under emergency conditions, such as a fire. It's a commitment to the Atomic Energy Control Board sched- uled to be complete by 2003. Another $200 million is targeted for the same project on the currently shut- down A' side, including about $100 million for replacement of electrical ca- bles covered with polyvinyl chloride (PVC). PVC deteriorates when subject- ed to heat and radiation and loses its in- sulating properties. It was used for the older `A' station, but not for `B' side or the Darlington plant in Clarington. While he welcomed the improve- ments being made, Ward 1 Regional Councillor and committee member Maurice Brenner said in an interview the fare safety measures are proceeding too slowly for his liking and suggested what's being done doesn't sound like __ promsa ye ago. In Octo- ber of 1997. Hydro vice-president of technical support Bob Ferguson told a provincial legislative committee go "firefighters" would be added at the Pickering station. 'Any way you cut it they can't call themselves firefighters because they're not;' said Coun. Brenner. The councillor also wondered why a problem with false fire alarms in the Unit 6 reactor hasn't been rectified, and whether it's appropriate for the station not to call in the Pickering fire depart- ment immediately when an alarm there goes off, as called for under the provin- cial fire code. Coun. Brenner vowed to continue to question Hydro and play "devil's advocate" on fire issues until concerns are answered clearly. WHAT IS MY BEST INVESTME C�H�OICE . ; fi�aid RCw�ws� 666-8245 Debbk MorOM 11-111111111-M-1101 111 RON GALBRAITH JEWELLERS 35'" ANNIVERSARY SALE ON Gold, Watches, Rings Doulton and more OLD AJAX PLAZA On Harwood next to Home Hardware 683-0407 Christmas Hours Mon - Fri 9:30 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. Saturday 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Sunday 12:00 Noon - 4:30 P.M. 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Already. he has served four years, two months (which quali- fies as eight -and -a -half years in the .time served' system) and has 14 - and -a -half years left to serve. He is eligible for statutory release in just under 10 years time and could get early release in just under five years time. McArthur, who also injured two civilians during the bank heist has a long, long history of violent crime. First convicted in 1968, he has an in- credible 150 convictions over the past 30 years to his name including 50 alone for robbery. In 1977 the now 47 -year-old shot since -retired Toronto police consta- ble Brian McNeil in the knee and in 1983 he shot at a pickup truck driver who was following him after a rob- bery in Hepworth. It's a miracle the man hasn't killed somebody. But, as soon as five years from now if he is released at the earliest possible time, he could be out and shooting his way through yet another bank robbery. There's absolutely no reason to believe he won't commit another violent offence. Mr. Justice LaForme's own com- ments during sentencing of McArthur are revealing: "An entire community was terrorized... It would not be overstating it to say Mr. McArthur and his accomplice... turned that small community into a war -zone... Mr. McArthur was shoot- ing at the heads of the officers and he intended to do so. He was intending to kill... Mr. McArthur's conduct in shooting at and attempting to kill the police officers. Moreover, Mr. McArthur has never expressed a scintilla of remorse for his reign of terror." Consider the feelings of those McArthur shot: "Justice hasn't been served. He'll end up killing some- one." said retired Const. McNeil, who was shot in the knee by McArthur in 1977. "Five of us could have died... The whole courtroom knows he'll do it again," said Debbie Taylor, who was shot in the back dur- ing the 1994 robbery. McArthur has escaped from cus- tody seven times. He has never said 'Sorry' for his crimes. He is a life- time criminal. And he could be back at 'work' in less than a decade. What do you have to do to be declared a dangerous offender in this country? DEC . 15, 1 9 9 8 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Groups don't airport project were to make compelling case against airport To the editor: Re: Airport Lands First of all, let me make clear that other than the convenience, I have absolutely nothing to gain if an airport were to be built in Durham. Furthermore, 1 believe that I am one of the silent majority who doesn't see the harm if the com- Perhaps the reason for our in- difference is that the Voters Or- ganized to Cancel Airport Lands (VOCAL) and Green Door Al- liance (GDA) groups have not managed to present a reasonable case against the airport project. I can hardly keep my eyes from rolling when I read their ar- gument about the necessity of preserving the Pickering food - lands because of our planet's ever-expanding population or their 'Why them and not us' ar- gument about the prcispect of a few business persons making millions. Santa. Claus and our little secret Christmas spirit lives on in the hearts of all people As far back as I can remember, Christmas morning was the most anticipated morning of the year. Numerous weeks before Christmas I heard the words, "You better be good. Santa's checking his list, and he's checking it twice. He's gonna find out who's naughty and nice." The pure magic of this man was astonishing. I loved him with my whole heart. There were times when our family was poor. Money was scarce and we had hide to eat. II could see this reality with my own eyes. My mother threatened that there would be no gifts, or very few of them. Incredibly enough, year after year, Santa Claus always pulled through. He was unbeliev- able! He knew everything about me down to the very last detail. All my hopes, my dreams, my desires. He knew all three of my brothers and every other child I met. This was one awesome man! Unfortunately, many good things come to an end. One day, I Margaret Gerroir ►inion Shaper reached that independent age; doubt had entered my mind, just as it has now entered my oldest child's. There comes a time when you cease to believe in fairy tales or miracles unless you have proof. I have been asked to prove Santa Claus exists. What a difficult task! I have struggled, as I am sure most parents have, with revealing his se- cret. How do you tell someone you love that you have deceived them? It took me awhile to find a solution. I had to search deep down in my soul and ask myself who Santa Claus really was. Was I justified in my actions all these years? Finally I figured it out. One Sunday afternoon, I took Mathieu out to lunch with me. In my hands, I had a very precious gift and a cer- tificate. On the certificate was writ- ten the following words: "My dearest son, if you have loved Santa Claus with your whole heart, if you have believed in magic of an ancient man, if all your dreams came true, year after year, then I have succeeded in fulfilling one of the most important duties I have ever had. Please do not be sad or disappointed. For if you have truly loved Santa, then you have truly loved me. If you believed in the magic then, you must believe in the magic that I have performed all these years with so little. If all your dreams have come true, then I have succeeded not only as Santa Claus, but as your mother. "I now pass on this role to you, my son. Welcome to the adult world of magic. It is now your duty to help those younger and less for- Konstantin Anerussis, Pickering tunate than you. It is your turn to perform your magic. It is your task to make someone else's dream come true. "I know that you will, for you are a fine young man with a beauti- ful heart of gold. I have seen you with little children and babies. I know for certain that you will be the best Santa Claus yet. "This is to certify that Mathieu Servant has been recognized wor- thy to receive the title of Santa Claus." We shared tears, laughter, and finally the most precious secret we will ever share. As Mathieu opened his gift, an ancient man appeared in his hands holding a lion and a lamb. Santa was standing on the world, with peace signs on his red suit. My son now stands on the world. So you see, there really is a Santa Claus. He will always be deep in my heart. The magic will never end. It will just be passed on: i PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real (state- Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing .tfanager hSM (905)683-5110 bAlu (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 ,Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail newsroom (a-,durharn. net Web address wwwAurhamnews.net 130 Commercial Avc., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax dt Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify cr refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. WCD a EEa P THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, December 15,1998 -PAGE 7 Thursday. DLcernhcr 24 ('lased Friday. December 25 Closed M,mday. December 28 Closed Friday. January I Closed >24 hr. eb Site: 'Thursd:q. Ik•ccinhrr 1 , Statutory Irlligniallun MCC([ng ' if) p rn Monday. Decrmher 21 Council Meeting 7 30 p in Ihumhis. I )cxrnfx•r '4 Fnday, December 25 Saturday. December 26 Monday. December 2m I uc%day, December 29 Wednesday. December 30 Thursday. December 31 Friday. January I Saturdnv Janrrary 7 Thursday, Dt,ccmhcr 24 Central Library Rouge Hill Branch All (tber Branches Friday. December 25 Saturday, December 26 Sunday. [)member 27 M,wday. December 28 110 29 and 10 Thursday, D manbcr 11 Central Library Rouge Hill Branch All Other Branches Fnday. January I Regular Srr.t;l ruhanc�lt 1d�ti ��,1„y. No Service Regular Saturday Service Modified Saturday Scrvtcc beginning at 5:55 a m. Regular Service Regular Service Regular Service (r haa-e i Midday Service) No Service Regular Saturdav Service 3 / ?0-2222 * 683-2760* y ,, Direct Access 420-4660 ., "�, wwwmtown.pickering.on.ca For The Enjoyment Of Seniors 155 Years Plu 1 Tour The Streets With Pickering Transit See The incredible Neighborhood Light Shot WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,199 I Buses departing at 7:30 p m. from 10-00 a m -1:00 p m Sensors Activih Centre Fayke Seams Apartment Regular Garbage Day On: Garbage & Blue Bolt Collection On: Tlmrsday. [ecemher 24 No change Fnday, December 25 Pick up on Saturday. December 26 Friday. January I. 1999 Pick up on Saturday. January 2 1999 Ihumhis. I )cxrnfx•r '4 Fnday, December 25 Saturday. December 26 Monday. December 2m I uc%day, December 29 Wednesday. December 30 Thursday. December 31 Friday. January I Saturdnv Janrrary 7 Thursday, Dt,ccmhcr 24 Central Library Rouge Hill Branch All (tber Branches Friday. December 25 Saturday, December 26 Sunday. [)member 27 M,wday. December 28 110 29 and 10 Thursday, D manbcr 11 Central Library Rouge Hill Branch All Other Branches Fnday. January I Regular Srr.t;l ruhanc�lt 1d�ti ��,1„y. No Service Regular Saturday Service Modified Saturday Scrvtcc beginning at 5:55 a m. Regular Service Regular Service Regular Service (r haa-e i Midday Service) No Service Regular Saturdav Service 3 / ?0-2222 * 683-2760* y ,, Direct Access 420-4660 ., "�, wwwmtown.pickering.on.ca For The Enjoyment Of Seniors 155 Years Plu 1 Tour The Streets With Pickering Transit See The incredible Neighborhood Light Shot WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,199 I Buses departing at 7:30 p m. from 10-00 a m -1:00 p m Sensors Activih Centre Fayke Seams Apartment Wednesday, December 23 111 usril of 1116 Fay4e Coon Closed St Matins Bayview Naliey[arm-.Ws" HOME Regular Hours 1211 SL Mania's 155 Vain Farm Rd Regular Hours Fm om 1adlle Cl resmat Comment" Had Closed 13M Fndo.e old trork RA- Clw" Regular Hours Eta -4 ka.e at 7:11 PA I 10 00 a m -1:00 p m. The Tour will last approximately 60 minutes. New Year's F ve Countdown Following the Tour, refreshmentswill be Closed served & entertainment provided"; the Closed South Pickering Sensors Club. HAPPY fig l.IDAYS' 7 00 a m -9:00 p m. Monday, December 21, 1940 -Sunday, Januar% 1. 1994 Closed to the Public Monday December 21 to Closed Wednesday, December 23 6:00 a m.-9:00 a m. Thursday. December 24 to Closed Saturday. December 26 Cwscd Sunday. December 27 ' 7 (X).A m.-9 00 p m. Monday, December 28 to 9:00 a.m. to 1 00 p.m. Wednesday. December 30 6:00 a m.- 11:00 p m. Thursday, December 31 6 00 a m.-6 00 p in New Year's F ve Countdown Thursday, December 31 6:00 p m.-9:00 pm. Friday. January 1 Closed Saturday. January 2 7 00 a m -9:00 p m. Sunday. January 3 7.00 a m -9 00 p in Thursday. December 24 Closed Friday. December 25 Closed Saturday. December 26 Closed Friday. January 1 Closed Hours;Extended December 21, 22 & 23, 19M 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. Open Swim 9:00 a.m. to 1 00 p.m. Adult Swim 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Open Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Open Swim December 27, 1990 pori. . Mixte GS'T) 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Open Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Open Swim December 26.29.30 & 31 •. 1996 6:00 a.m. to 7:.10 a m.' Open Swim 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 P.M.* Adult Swim 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.* Open Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. . Open Swim 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Adult Swim *these times only on December 31, 1998 Jan ary 2. 1996 Regular Schedule heblic Skading December 21 December 22. 23, 29, 30 December 28 Thursday, December 24 Riday, December 25 Saturday, December 26 Sunday. December 27 Friday, January I January 2.3 Parents and Tots Senior Skate 1:00 p.m. -3:00 p.m. (FREE) 1:00 p.m. -3:00 P.M. 1:00 p.m. -3:00 p.m. (FREE) Closed Closed Closed Regula Haus Closed Regular Haus Cancelled Emergency Services will not be affected by the Holiday Schedule. Town of Pickering Public Works Emergency Telephone Number is (905)6LI-4319 From At COUNCIL & ST4 FF OF THE TOWN OF PICKEWING For more information call 706-11629 or 420-6--W COIF Wff PAnTNERS IN WE The Durham Health Department in Partnership with the Town of Pickering wants you to... ,dim1 Help Collect Food for your Conununity • rnl�dt�► r a/Cf.wnbeT 1 %r 1'.998 'Meet 6:45 p.m. 6 at SWaCentre 1 * Work hard Undl 8:30 p.m. * Free Refreshments and P17,Ia111 T-SMAze OF p,C+ p liliM RIA8 R.S.V.P. Dave or Martin at (905) 420-6588 or 420.4620 Tuesday, December 15 @7:00 p.m. School Music Night at the Esplanade Park (in case of inclement weather. event will take place in Town Hall) JF - 4 -4 I Wednesday, Dec. 16* Mawr', Htilidav Light Tour Thursday, Dec. 17* Youth Food Bank Drive �j Saturday. Dec. 19- 4:00 P.M. Holiday Karaoke At 1 Pickering Town Centre Monday, Dec. 21 - 1:00 P.M to 3:00 P.M. Free Skate a t Pickering Rccrcar,lin Complcx, sponsored and complimentary heverage% by Tim Hortons Tuesday, Dec. 22 Carols. Cookies do Craft% tz Pickcnng Nuclear Int„rrnarfon Centre Monlgomcrr Park Rd 5(X)pm.To8(X)pin y Monday, Dec- 28 - 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. Frec Skate at Pickcnng Re.reui,m Coriplc%, sponsored and complimentary beverages by Tim Horton% Thursday, Dec. 31 %interfest Finale New Year's Eve Family Countdown At the Pickering Recreation Complex Jg Free p ate and p in Frey Skate and warm beverages tp Orttarlo Hydra ,...., ICKERI G MILLER �1 IMC1�Mt: E�ICLEJIII T T� • - Alderbrook Industries #ot&V t • Canadian Progress Club, Pickering4/Alax Women ,} • Dutchmasters Nurseries rs •NEW-Town of Pickering SWING STYLE DANCE titan Date: January i v. 19M9 ria.: rucadav% Time: 7 1$-9 15 P M Location: Pickering Rclrc uion Complex O'Brien MLeting Rooms Instructor: Philip Leslie Perrin Fee: Rib. 00 (12 weeks) About the Clad... �N, iw:ne. J:sc. J:t:crtsug - all synonymous with a ' tspc of dance movement that nay he enloyed o a wide range of musk tram the Big Band I:ra w modem times Frio) moving with your partner to slow or fast tempos, spanning the roman, c to enthusasuc styles of this unique dance form (/y Noopprees sous dan;e training is required How to Y I Ctimp1cw dw Regi,ii-A— Kirin on pAge _h „t the T tun . Pickcnng Wittier Sn,chure Please inuio::Ye Acn,us r - A wl%(;Ds C AW C,de IF as 131 on ib. Regr,ir.onm F,K i 3 Maul RegrArAmm home w Tum of Picicnag Department of Culture and RcYrcaiwm One Th Esplamatk. Pwkmng. On L 1 V 6K' 49 For more faforanMion, please cents t4 Town of liki kedwe at 420-aftI NEI%" Claremont 'Move N' Grove" Fitness C[asses [late: January:i :\pn. •)..•h>t`I Das: Tuesday, rhunday and Fndays�- Time: 9 15 - 10 1 S a in Location: Claremont Community Centre %ge,: I v n and older � youth 13- 19 rc,:.,ter if they in.iu,k a nip; of rwcnw /7\ omwin with their Regwrwi,m Firm. pori. . Mixte GS'T) J 1 ;la,s per week = S+t y �,,nIs S2 +7 per ;lassl AMO\, GRV 731 /�• J _ ; lasses per week = 5b.3 nils S_ 26 per vias,) AM0%GR\ 751 J , :las,es per week = $93 ,,inly 52 23 per -Us,) AM0%GRV 761 About the Class M,,se n' Grose Futneu classes arc momaunti ht/W fitncs Arises that arc I,ws of fun' All sou have to hnng is y oursel f and a M -k P Htw w Repster. I e'„mplete the R: _nuatnon hem ua page :6 of tit Town ,d Pidiering winter St„chure OR Claremont resdents watch Tor this 11yer/Rep,trwi,m Kyin m vwr Leal m ul 2 Mal Rag,,md.on hirci to Town of Pickcnng Department o1 Culture aid ReLreanm One The E plank. Pickering. Out LI \'6K7 For mace idormatiuw, ,lease caatacn tee N EW (YMtS EVL r F CO21N .. _•: Time: 6:010 p.m. -9:00 p.m. ' Join us on Thursday, December 31, 1998 for a FREE Giant Family Skating Party! (Delaney & O'Brien Arenas) Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. S. - 683-6582 6:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. (Food Bank donations would be greatly accepted) U AIP PAGE 8 NEM ADVERTISER TUESDAY EO MM, DECEMBER IS. I M TUESDAY, DEC. 15 .BILLBOARD e CHRISTIAN WOMEN: Today is the last day to reserve tickets for the Ajax -Pickering Christian Women's Club monthly meeting on Thursday, Dec. 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. at Gallantry's Ban- quet Room, on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. The feature for this month is `Deck the Halls' with Willoughby's Gifts. $5 per person and $2.50 for first timers. Free babysitting for pre-school -aged children. 665-8183 (Laura). TOASTMASTERS: The Pickering Powerhouse Toast- masters and the Ajax-Pickcr- ing Toastmasters hold a Christ- mas party at 7 p.m. at Simply Italian Restaurant in the Har- wood Place Mall. corner of Harwood Aye. and Bavlv St.. Ajax. Club members, past members, guests welcome. 420-9816 (Outi Vaari ). 686- 1443 (Mary -Anne). WEDNESDAY. DEC. 16 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering chapter of the One Parent Families Associa- tion holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-custodial parents at 8 p.m. at Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bavly Sts., Ajax. 831-1201. CONCERT: The Pickering DEC. 15, 1998 Childcare Centre holds its An- nual Christmas concert and visit from Santa at 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. for the parents and children enrolled in the centre at 1262 Radom St.. Pickering. 839-5831. HEALTH COUNCIL: The Durham Haliburton Kawartha and Pine Ridge District Health Council holds its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at the coun- cil offices, 159 King St., Suite 300, Peterborough. 1-800-833- 75.33. THt`RSDAY, DEC. 17 BREASTFEEDING: La Lechc League, Pickering, in- vites pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers to a monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. for information and support. Babies welcome. For location, call 427-8063 or (416) 282- 6462. OVEREATERS: Overeaters Anonymous meets each Thurs- day. It's for those who have a problem with food and want to recover. No dues or fees re- quired. Call 428-8660 (Mary) for meeting location and time. C.A.R.E.: C.A.R.E. is holding an interviewing techniques workshop at 1 p.m. at 1400 Bayly Street, Unit 12 in Pick - ring. C.A.R.E. is part of the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre. Register, 420- 4010. CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Christian Women's Club holds its monthly meeting from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. at Gallantry's Ban- quet Room, on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. The feature for this month is 'Deck the Halls' with Willoughby's Gifts. $5 per person and $2.50 for first timers. Free babysitting for pre -school -aged children. 665- 8183 (Laura). ARTHRITIS SOCIETY: The Arthritis Society, Durham Re- gion, holds its annual open house from noon to 3 p.m. at 44 William St. W., Oshawa (the Faith Place building at Centre and Williams Sts.) Re- freshments, new information on arthritis. 434-7221. FRIDAY, DEC. 18 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -Step Recov- ery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bav- fair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. This weekly group deals with ad- dictions of all types, including co-dependency. Child care program available as required during the meeting. All wel- come. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). Fast track to success Now'. Office Adalinistratkm - Certificate or Dipibma 2 Year d4doma speenlie in: Ezecutive, LegaL Ned" Start February 15, 1999 - End June 2000 or Start Sepirmber 1999 - End June 2001 Call Admission 9os-721-3o46 I Year, earn 2 certificates Earn a eestiecase In both Office AdmMWratlon and Autoam" Office SkMs Start Febru.ry 15, 1999 - End November 1999 Car Admisdom "S-721-3046 H», &esourm Managellsent - P" -Diploma Bpi F Viree-7mcoftp dobses or t4ai.rrslty demes or three to an years of rebut- ed badness etperi =m Start February 15,1999 - End September 1999 or Stan September 1999 - End June 2000 CAN Admirsibm 905.721-3064 General Arts & Sdence Mart Jarman 4, 1999 - End June 2000 or . September 7999 - End June 2001 CaB aammmm 905.721-3046 BUSinm dirninisuvion speclelbe im Marhed% Aamim iq, Hasan Raonroes, lnforingdon systems, or"dom Yaoarement, General St:.s Ja isety 4, 1999 - End June 2001 or Sart September 1999 - End June 2002 Car Admbdoos 905-721-30" Stas Jaotnry 4,1999 - End June 2001 or Stas September 1999 - End June 2002 Car 1, 8 P, soots 905-7n-3111, est. 220 Courses start ,January 4th or February 1 Silt, 19". Home of the University Centre at Durham Regww ftday ad .905-721-3046. A.l. GROFM News Advertiser piwto Shaking hands with Santa Santa and Mrs. Claus (Steve Russell and Joanne Bush) turned out to greet visitors to the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre recently at the annual light- ing of the lights. Happy youngsters K•ere quick to greet the Claus couple. � PM .RFC'O O - D iDouc'�^ Country Christmas Toy & Food Drive F REE Country Christmas CD" featuring some oftoda�s top country artists wth ever ...donation. EM -(One CD per family while quantities last) -OW Donations A,A>st„NG excepted until NAws December ZZ at: A D V E R T I S E R -130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, ON a block west of Larwood, south of 401 TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 15, 1998 PAGE 9 AOP Where all the white atm NEWS ADVERTISER Durham -ski resort operators could use a cold shot BY TONY DOYLE Staff Editor It may not have been the start to the season they had hoped foi, but for some area ski resorts there's still time until they start singing, 'Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.' "It's not what we'd like to see obviously;" says Craig MacDonald, assistant gener- al manager at Lakeridge Ski Resort in Uxbridge. "We were extremely optimistic going into the season with the forecast we had for an early winter and I'd say pre- season sales also reflected that. People were coming in to get supplies where last year they weren't. "If it goes beyond Christ- mas it's going to hurt, but all we need is a few nights of - 5C or -6C to make something happen" He says three consecutive nights of the above-men- tioned temperatures, and not necessarily a natural snowfall base, will allow the resort's snow -making machine to do its work and get one or two runs up and operational. -It goes with the nature of the business;' he said. "The whole business is so reflec- tive of weather. You've got to be able to make snow to get it down." Mr. MacDonald also A4 . pointed out it was only a few years ago the resort didn't open until Dec. 12 and ad- mits to being "spoiled" with an end of November opening the last two seasons. "It's not as big a disaster (the warm weather) as the weather people like to say it is;" he said. "I think it's a re- turn to more of the tradition- al weather we've seen in the past" The season of green has- n't had a big impact over at Trillium Trails either. Owner, Randy Richards said the cross-country trails at the Raglan site usually don't re- ceive attention this time of the year anyway. "Usually we focus on it after Christmas. We focus mostly on schools anvwav and they don't start coming until the first or second week of January." In fact, Mr. Richards ad- mits the facility's main busi- ness is its banquet hall which he says is booked solid right now with Christmas parties and weddings. "(The skiing) fills in dur- ing the week... but it's not as prominent for us as it once was," he said. Mr. MacDonald also agreed the facility's banquet hall has helped make the sit- uation more tolerable, but still with heavy pre -season sales and lesson registrations, he's looking forward to being able to hit the slopes. Cram MacDonald of the Lake ridge Ski Durham ski resort operators need a few resort just north of Ajax would like to consecutive nights of -5 Celsius to aid see this snow -making machine in action. them in covering the slopes. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS! Tenderloins PastramOr SAVE99 Black Forest Ham moo Ilb. 14 lb. 100 air Meaty Pork Breaded Pork Back Ribs Chicken F'11111111g'elll'S 8 s as Sao SAVE $ •1.atio Ib. tb. 30. 600 Bach Ham Viwginia F� KO ass8 69 $299 a ta/ f& l V r Ilb. Fine FNds "The Meat Peovle” 17% Lin*W B_J L I i i� ►. ti: 1 1;1@911*y.# „��>< 1 me raY lstedq }� •> Q aleff s. ss1�► Soft e! tried a andI ll wedey Dee. 31, i„s PAGE 10•THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, December 15,1998 Community Building PUT YOUR COMMUNITY ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST! Whether they need a helping hand up to land their first job, to master parenting of a child, to keep a family together, to keep a youth focused or a senior independent and healthy ... someone you care about will thank you for keeping United Way services in your community. Call 686-0606 for more details! 5500,000 MORE dollars are needed for your United Way to make the community's Christmas wishes come true. Put United Way of Ajax -Pickering on your Christmas list and know that your dollars stay in your community to deliver over 90 programs and services including like ... • Aids Committee - support and education • Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre - building women's esteem and resources • Ajax Warriors - soccer sponsorship for needy children • Association for Community Living - independence, jobs and training for the developmentally delayed • Big Brothers - role models and friends for youngsters • Big Sisters - mentors and friends for girls needing extra support • Canadian Mental Health Association - counselling, support and employment • Canadian Institute for the Blind - services, tools and training for the blind • Canadian Red Cross - emergency services, Home Health Care, abuse prevention • Catholic Family Services - counselling for people of all denominations • Community Care - Meals on Wheels and home support • COPE - community mental health and support group services • Cornerstone - emergency and transitional housing • Credit Counselling Service - budget counselling • Denise House - support and protection for abused women and children • Destiny Manor - alcohol and drug counselling • Distress Centre - 24-hour crisis intervention • Durham Deaf Services - training and support for the deaf • Free from Fear - support for anxiety disorder sufferers • Head Injury - support for victims and families • John Howard Society - youth employment, counselling, parenting education • Junior Achievement - entrepreneurial training for students • Osteoporosis Support Group - education and resources - Rotary Musical Scholarship - building young talent! - Rainbows - counselling for grieving children - Ready to Learn - tutoring and literacy skills for children - Social Development Council - community research, Info Ajax -Pickering referrals, immigrant settlement services • St. John Ambulance - first aid support for public events, emergency health training, Dog Therapy Program • Racing Against Drugs - student drug education • Unemployed Help Centre - career counselling, training and job placements • Victorian Order of Nurses - friendly visiting and health care support • YMCA - children's programs, teen mother support, youth employment • YWCA Apple House - counselling for abuse victims ... 1.o I Address: Town Postal Code Phone (H) (W) (� ■ I enclose a total gift of $ or . United Way may charge $ Card* Expiry (circle) MC VISA Signature Y ~- Cheques payable to United Way of Ajax -Pickering. Charitable Reg. No 1192 78109 RR0001. For gifts oval =500, please sign here if your name can be listed in United Way literatureI Unless specified, your donation is allocated through Citizen Review Process. Vo u daws, assbiad by t`, protesmnal staff, monitor agencies and evaluate community needs to ensure your money is woo spent. N., Or, to specifically direct your donation, circle one of 5 United Way service areas: I Helping Pleopie in Crisis Read*V Chikkan Afeedng Health Cars Needs AssWing Seniors/Diss►b Supporting Famii7ias/Cammunity Or name a specific, registered Canadian Charity ' Complete Address y Make my gift in honour of (Note: A Special Christmas Thank -You Ad will list all those honoured in an upcoming News Advertiser) .4 1 •1 Please ensure that all gifts are received by January 4,1999. Fax to 90586-Of�09, mail to -' United Way of Ajax -Pickering at 407-95 Bayly Street West, Ajax, Ontario L1 S 7K8, or drop r off at your Ajax -Pickering Hepcoe Credit Union, National Bank of Canada, or Dakota Bob's Six convenient locations .for gift giving! Bring your donation in an envelope imarked "United Way of Ajax - Pickering" to one of the following locations before January 4, 1999. (Dakota Bob's - 1Pickering Home & Leisure Centre ,Brock North at 401 (428-IMMO °~ i�iepooe Credit Union - z - Valley Farm & Kingston Road y h f4atkxud Bank of Cumda - .'l.Iverpool at Kingston (831-4140) r ' iouWmount at Kingston (509-9779) Westney at Ritchie (428-8224) = t ` 95 Bayly Street West, Suite 407 - .'Ajax, Ontario Lt S 71<8 Harwood & Bayly Loeb Plaza, 686-0606) ' .. J� r.' ... TheGift of Ca Generating Hope ... Pickering Nuclear A leading community builder At the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, we've been generating more than just electricity for the past 28 years, we've also been generating hope through United Way of Ajax -Pickering and many other community organizations. This year, our Generating Hope Campaign has raised $117,000 for United Way of Ajax -Pickering and another $154,000 for other community organizations, including many United Way agencies. This year's campaign total of $271,000 tops last year's total year's total of $243,000. We were proud to be recognized at the recent United Way of Ajax -Pickering awards night as our community's largest charitable donor. Generating Hope is an employee -driven campaign that raises donations through a variety of events including, barbecues, bake sales, car washes, raffles, and payroll deduction. "Our employees want our station to be more than just a safe supplier of electric power," says this year's campaign leader, Mark Arnone. "They believe that our station, with its people power, should do everything it can for the betterment of our community." The fact that Ontario Hydro offers employees the opportunity to contribute directly to community organizations through payroll deduction is key to the success of our Generating Hope Campaign. "It's a hassle -free way for our employees to contribute to their favourite charities," says Mark. "Every cent goes to the designated organization and employees get one receipt come income tax time" We're also proud of the contributions many of our employees make as volunteers for United Way agencies and other community organizations. "almost everywhere something is being done to help others, you'll find an Ontario Hydro employee is involved " says Pat O'Brien, Manager of Public Affairs for Pickering Nuclear. "They're coaching hockey teams, cleaning up public spaces, helping at food banks, working with service clubs, helping homebound seniors, and a host of other community activities" The United Way and its agencies do so much good and necessary work in our community. but, they need our help. At this traditional time of giving, please consider giving the gift of hope by supporting the United Way of Ajax -Pickering Campaign. THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, December 15,1998 -PAGE 11 na Bringing Your Gifts to Your Communityy. Each of us has a special gift to bring to the people of Ajax -Pickering. Whether we have the opportunity to lead the fundraising efforts of committed employees and volunteers or to make our own generous gift, or the ability to motivate our friends and neighbours, each of us can give a valuable "community" gift through United Way of Ajax -Pickering. Please remember this year, when you're making your Christmas lists and wishes, that United Way of Ajax -Pickering is working year round to make your community a caring, safe and secure place for your family and friends. Follow the lead of Pickering Nuclear's own employees and the many businesses and community organizations that supported our 1998 campaign. Ensure that the 90 -plus programs and services that United Way of Ajax - Pickering funds STAY here in your community for the 45,000 people they help each year. Help us raise the next $500,000 needed to meet your United Way's critical goal of $1.3 million. Bring your gift to the unique opportunity of building your community MA Bob Pizer 1998 United Way Campaign Chair Owner, Dakota Bob's ?� I Bob Strickert Site Vice President, Pickering Nuclear, Ontario Hydro Ontario Hydro P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 15,19M spoirt &LEISUR-E • NEWS ADVERTISER Sport SHORTS DEC. 15, 1998 Bantam Panthers drop a pair PICKERING —The Pickering Pan- thers Rebound Sports -Carruthers Creek Golf and Flower Centre bantam 'A' rep hockey team lost two games to neighbouring Whitby and Oshawa last week. Playing host to the Whitby Wildcats at Don Beer Arena, the Panthers dropped a 5-3 decision. Whitby opened the scoring just 57 seconds into the contest which set the tone for the re- mainder of the game. Brandon Boyer, Brandon Black and Greg Cusack scored for the Panthers. Assisting were Brad Giasson, Cusack. Kevin Kearn, Evan Georgievski and Paul Delsey. Goalie Steven Araujo had a busy night. The Panthers were defeated by Oshawa 10-2 in a rare off -night for the bantams. Delsey and Georgievski scored for Pickering, assisted by Boyer and Cusack. Goalie Luke Gregoire was shell-shocked in net, facing numerous two -on -one situations in the contest. Lightning peewees pick up point in pair of games The Durham West Lightning IBEW Local 353 peewee 'A' rep hockey team posted a be and a loss in games against Willowdale and Scarborough in recent North Metro Girls Hockey League tier 1 play. The Lightning fought to a 2-2 tie with the Willowdale Red Wings. Brit- tany Faux and Jazzmin McCurdy stoned for Durham West, assisted by Amarxia Morra with two and Teresa Flaxman with a single. The Durham West peewees were defeated by the Scarborough Sharks. No score was reported. Goaltender Quinn Caggiula played a superb game, facing 22 shots. The team is coached by Dino Caggiula and Ride Sears. The manag- er is Janet Clayton and the trainer is Roberta MadCinnon. !Bank beaten In basketball AJAX — East Side Mario's chalked up another victory at the expense of the Bank of Monaeal in Ajax Ladies' Baslket- bal League play last Wednesday might. Mario's opened up a lead during the fist hall which they would not mk"sh an mule to a 34-25 victoryover the ers bank. Barb Armstrong had 17 points for East Side Manio's. Lana Letoumeau repled with 18 for the bank In a competitive second game, Glenn's Auto scored a buzzer -beater to edge Dakota Bob's 33-29. Glenn's demonstrated some fine outside shoot- ing in the first hal to take the lead. Bob's roared back in the second hag to make lt dose, narrowing the gap to two points with 30 seconds remaining, but Glenn's hung on for the win. Kad Brine Drury led the way for Glenn's with 21 points. Poly Watkis net- ted seven for Dakota Bob's. D E C 1 5. 1 9 9 8 A. J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Loose puck A member of the 5 .Star Avalance squad (dark jersey) watches as the puck is shot through his legs by a AVR Communications player during Pickering Hockey Asso- ciation house league action at the Don Beer Arena Saturday afternoon. Pickeringkes terrific at tourne tykes Y PICKERING — Andy Andreoff scored, with assists by Watters and Pur - The Pickering Super scored for Pickering, to Haga, Jason Arm- cc[[. 7s tyke hockey team assisted by Mike strong and Shane The Pickering advanced all the way Purcell. Del Zotto. Super 7s also fared to the final of the In the semi-final In the second well in the skills Brampton tourna- contest, Pickering game, Pickering competition, taking men[ before suffer- moved on to the final blanked Oakville by home two silver ing a heart -breaking after edging Bramp- a 5-0 count. Callum medals. Armstrong defeat in the champi- ton East 3-2. Colin Lynch, Caggiula, and Del Zotto took onship contest. Campbell scored Andreoff, Campbell part in the shooting In the final, Pick- twice for Pickering, and Armstrong fired competition and ering met Brampton Adam McNeil added goals for the local Lynch and Andreoff West in a contest the other marker. As- tykes. Campbell, participated in the which ended in a I -I sisting were Taylor Andreoff and Arm- skating drills. tie at the end of reg- Pernerowski Evan strong drew assists The 'A' side of the Annandale hosts zone event Local curlers knocked out of Nokia Cup contention BY JIM EASSON side champion advance Special to the to the Nokia Cup Re - News Advertiser gional Playdowns at the AJAX — Local Dalewood Curling curling rinks chalked Club, near Port Hope, up some wins but fin- next month. ished out of the running Local curlers who at the Nokia Cup On- fared much better this tario Men's Zone Play- weekend was Annan - downs at the Annandale dale's Jason March rink Curling Club this past which was one of two weekend. local rinks at a 24 -team Annandale's Gord bonspiel at the Bayview Norton and Warren Golf and Country Club Leslie rinks both earned on Saturday. March berths in the 16 -team posted a perfect 3-0 zone event after emerg- record to win his divi- ing from a club play- sion. but came second down last week. Both overall on points. teams, however, stalled March and team mem- in the double -knockout hers Graham Hill, Paul event. The Norton rink Boyland and Darryl earned a 2-2 record Hill won S50 Roots cer- over the weekend, tificates for the second - while the Leslie team place overall finish. An - went 1-2. Curling with other kcal rink. Norton were Rich skipped by Chris Hutz, Poole, Mike Susko and managed a 1-2 record at Ron Alexander. On the the bonspiel. With Hutz Leslie rink, were Harry were Scott March, Nolte, Marvin Harrison Matthew Pyne and Tim and Mike Nelson. March. The 'A' side of the Annandale will host zone playdowns was the Teranet Ontario won by Gary Grant of Bantam Curling Cham - the Uxbridge Curling pionships Feb. 17 to 20. Club. At the time of The event will feature writing, the 'B' side eight teams in each of was to be settled be- the bantam boys' and tween Paul Savage of girls' categories. The the Tam Heather Club chairman of the host and Bruce McEwan of committee is Alex the Oshawa Curling Bianchi, who's looking Club. forward to a successful Grant and the 'B' event. ulation time. Bramp- Haga and Campbell. Pickering played Please "ES R. YANCH ton West won the Pickering opened to a 14 tie with an - title after scoring the tourney with a 3- other Vaughan squad recycle TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY with 16 seconds left 2 win over Vaughan. in the third game. in overtime to hand Ian Watters, Purcell Caggiula scored for me Pickering a 2-1 loss. and Brody Caggiula Pickering, assisted Fes SOnal and Btl>tsiness Banlcruptey n•knues nxn,cs ruknns rkxnxs ruauks VtKM s Amus nmuks rukruks rukruks ru W.0 inchmling all other Insolvency Services ( ' NU RN S 4MIKE MACDONALD�► • , 1► DECEMBER i LEGENRY COMEDIAN OSII"WA 122 Aubert St. 721-7506 AJAX so Commu+ciall Ave. 619-14E73 COBOIURG 72 Icing St. w 372-4k744 A. J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Which way did it go? Ajax resident Mike Harve'v watches his ball as it proceeds down the course after driving of the first tee at the Oshawa Airport Golf Club recently. Harvev is one of manv Durham residents who continue to hit the links thanks to the mild Decem- ber weather. Ajax -Pickering novices winners oJlast fourgames Raiders steamroll foes as -perfect season continues The Ajax -Pickering Raiders IBEW major novice `AAA' rep hockey team's season continues to pick up steam as it reeled off another four victories to keep a perfect league season intact. The Raiders have won 14 znnsecutive league con- test; fcr a perfect 14-0-0 record in Eastern Ontario league play to put Ajax - Pickering in sole posses- sion of first place in its di- vision. The IBEW Raiders shot down the Richmond Hill Stars by scores of 7-1 and 9-6 in back-to-back con- tests. Ajax -Pickering has defeated Richmond Hill in all four meetings so far this season. In the first game against the Stars, Shaun Adams, Brendan Hann, James Jarvis, Nicholas Mainelli, Louie Martone, Mike McCusker and Gar- rett Trainor all scored for the Raiders. Marcus Car- roll, Derek Gregorack, McCusker and Trainor all earned two assists. Johnny Paterson, Martone, Mainelli, Jarvis and Hann all had one helper. Goalie Alexander Cyr played a solid game in net. In the second game against Richmond Hill, Cyr led the way with a hat trick, Daniel Pineau, Cameron Holding, Hann, Jarvis, Martone and Mainelli potted single goals. Carroll earned three assists, Gregorack had two, Mainelli, Paterson, Jarvis, Holding and Pineau added one apiece. Goalie Jeremy Eckford played well in net. The Raiders' novices posted a 3-2 win over the Barrie Icemen. Carroll, Cyr and Mainelli scored, assisted by Hann, Mc- Cusker, Pineau, Mainelli and Cyr. Michael Carey contributed a solid defen- sive game. Eckford earned the win in net. The Raiders downed the Oshawa General 5-1 in their first meeting of the regular season. McCusker scored twice, Gregorack, Hann and Adams had one apiece. Carroll, Hann and Adams had one assist apiece. Cyr played a strong game in net. The team is coached by Jim Gatens, assisted by Chris Cyr. The trainer is Ed McCusker and the man- ager is Blanche Carey. 4•., •6• 'f'I`1. 1-1'x•1• i. '11#'•i I..1416,l :ir.11.♦- .► :. 0.-• 1 NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 15, 1996 PAGE 13 P Claremont resident mulls over options Axemen axe coach as playoft'hopes dwindle BYAL RIVF7T Sports Editor AJAX — After a string of losses and with the season rapidly heading toward a write-off, the Ajax Klondike Axemen wielded the axe on their head coach Tuesday. Mark Watson, who took over as bench boss of the OHA Ontario Provincial Ju- nior 'A' Hockey League team midway through last season, was let go prior to Tuesday's home game against the Bowmamille Ea- „Ies. Team owner Lam La- belle cites minimal improve- ment in the nucleus of young players and the likeli- hcxxJ the squad will miss the playoffs as the reasons he re- lieved Wats-)n of his coach- ing duties. "It is not the position of the team so much as the lack of improvement in many area; both as a team as a whole and individually;' La- belle says in a press release. "We have a very young team with only four veterans from last year's team and it is im- portant that the new players improve to a competitive level, not only for the bal- ance of the year, but more importantly for next year." Axemen assistant coach Jason Nobili, 25, was pro- moted to head coach just prior to Tuesday's game. Nobili had served as a midget coach with the Toronto Red Wings minor hockey organization prior to joining the Axemen this sea- son. Watson says his removal as coach wasn't a total shock. as the club has been in a tailspin the past month. He's philosophical about being relieved of his duties. "Things like this happen in junior hockey. If you don't win• you have to pay the price and the situation just didn't work out here:' says Watson, a Claremont resident. "I've been around hockey a long time and when you're not winning. it creates a lot of negativity and it's tough to snap them out of it sometimes" Watson says the presence of so many rookies and in- juries to key veterans in the past month all worked against the club. His past coaching experience was with older, more experi- enced players and the young Ajax club didn't turn out to he a good fit. -Fm used to dealing with more established hockey players in my past. Some- times you have to be patient with things and some orga- nizations aren't patient." says Watson. Watson says he harbours no ill will toward the Axe - men management team of Labelle and general manag- er Chuck Sawdon. He ex- pects to be back coaching in junior hockey soon as he's currently, ,;onsidering two offers. -Fm going to get in somewhere. I have too much experience and I still love the game. I like dealing with the kids and I'm not ready to give it up" Sawdon says the club ex- pects to salvage the current season and, with 23 games remaining, he's hoping No - bili can turn things around in the next three months. NO P.S.T. or G.S.T. ON ALL POOLTABLES "Order Now For Cbristmas Installations" Slate Pool Table s 1599" Pinbaffs From 1 s59999 instauett, Ail Taxes Full Kit at: Life Warren "Shop Now, They'r:. 1`. ing Fast' Also: Italian Made Table Soccer Top Quality Air Hockey Billiards Lights And Supplies Own Better TV for .._just $12,49/mont Bell ExpressVu's model 3500 is now just $12.49' pir month with a $100" down payment. Channels are bundled by areas of interest, so you orgy pay for the kinds you like to watch. You also enjoy crystal -dear digital picture and CD•quaky sound. Phis 30 commeraal and W -free music -orgy diamets. And, the cost of financing is only 1.9% over 37 months OAC. So visit the dealer below, or call today at 1-888aMISH for more details. 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PATH RACE RE- LATIONS PROJECT OF THE SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL: The project needs volunteers for outreach and pro- motion, to help with office work and mailings, assist with needs assessments (up to December). plan a conference being held in January or February, implement strategic-, identified at the confer- ence, and participate on the pro- ject advisory committee. Call Tanya at 686-2661. DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY RESPITE SER- VICES: Enthusiastic volunteers are needed to share a few hours per month with a child. teen or adult with a handicap. Join them in leisure activities or provide respite in your own home. Call Valerie Ford at 427-3541. DURHAM SUPERVISED AC- CESS PROGRAM: Volunteers are needed for this YMCA pro- gram in which children of di- vorced or separated parents visit with non-custodial parent in a safe and supervised setting. Re- ferrals arc from the court or other professionals assisting the family. People aged 18 or over are need- ed to supervise the visits in groups. The volunteer takes notes which may be ordered for court purposes. Volunteers should have some experience working with children. Training is provided. The Pickering location operates every Saturday and the Oshawa location ever,. Sunday (both dur- ing the day). Oshawa also has visits Tuesday evenings. Call 839-3845. ext. 305. HEART AND STROKE FOUN- DATION OF ONTARIO: The local chapter requires volunteers to help raise funds for heart dis- ease and stroke research and health promotion activities. Vol- unteer opportunities are arranged to fit your lifestyle and availabil- ity. Call 686-1521. HEARTH PLACE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE: The cen- tre is looking for reception volun- teers, group facilitators, caregiver group facilitators, committee members and peer support volun- teers who have been in remission from their cancer for at ]east one year. To join a dedicated team of volunteers whose mission is to care for each other as we live with cancer, call 579-4833. HOST PROGRAM: Volunteers are sought for Citizenship and Immigration Canada's Host Pro- gram which helps new immi- grants settle and integrate into the community quickly. Call Mah- mood at 686-2661. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF DURHAM REGION: Volun- teers help the youth of the com- munity development an aware- ness of how a business operates from the ground up. Training and support is provided. Call Donna at 644 -7058 - KIDS ON THE BLOCK: Volun- teers learn to operate life-sized puppets and perform small plays in elementary schools in Durham to provide support and encour- agement to students with disabil- ities. Call Suzanne at 436-0925 or Katherine at 665-5680. KINARK CHILD AND FAMI- LY SERVICES: Share your par- enting skills and experiences with other parents needing support. Training and supervision will be provided to assist you in making the difference for a family. Or spend some leisure time with a special -needs child, develop hob- bies and interests that the two of you can share. Call Wendy Swindon at 433-0386, ext. 308. LITERACY OUTREACH CENTRE: The centre is dedicat- ed to increasing literacy skills for all people with a strong support base for individuals with a devel- opmental disability. Volunteers who have four hours a week to spare are sought to tutor students who want to develop reading. writing, math and living skills. Training provided. Call 426- 2100. MEALS ON WHEELS: Com- munity Care is recruiting volun- teers who can deliver Meals on Wheels over the lunch hour to se- niors and disabled adults. Call Traci at 686-3331. DURHAM CHAPTER OF THE ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES: Volunteers are required to assist with special events and bingo. Volunteers enjoy excellent training, flexible hours and a great opportunity to help adults who are physically disabled. Contact Denise Harding at 434- 5280. PICKERING READING CIR- CLE: The circle is looking for volunteers to read to or listen to children four to 12 read in Eng- lish or French Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Call 839-3037. SCOUTS CANADA: Scouts have an immediate opening for 10 leaders in the Aiax and Pwker- Fall In Loeb y To Heat, y To Eat L(6)'s iww and imprmv(l meals -to - go section. A (-onveni(,nt O1)ti011 to thOs(, hurl,<_; -1.y for more hours in a day. ,Select from a x%-idc ,•Ltrietri- ul, freshly prepared meals that are ready to eat in no time. "fake a moment to visit our new, bif;ger than ever prepared meals section - «-c're ready when you are. When the heat is on and time is Short. all you need is Loeb. Plus v An In Store Bakery. v A Bigger Butcher Shop. • A Fantastic Fresh Fish Market • A Fresher Produce Section. Loeb Bapmx)d Loeb Ajitx Market Place 105 Bayly Street WeSt Ajax 475 Westney Road North, Ajax ing area to work with youngsters from five to 14 years. There's a waiting list of 50 boys and girls wanting the "fun of the out- doors" Be a Leader and help cre- ate the adults of tomorrow. Par- ents or single adults are welcome. Learn about your environment and your community. Full train- ing program provided. Call 416- 410-6003. STEWART GROUP HOMES: A volunteer is needed to befriend an 18 -year-old woman with spe- cial needs. Candidate should have a car. Call Sandra at 686-31 1 1. VOLUNTEER SERVICES OF VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES - DURHAM BRANCH: Calling all men and women of all ages from all over Durham Region! Share a special friendship with an elderly, ill or disabled person who needs you. If you care about others, you can be a Friendly Visitor. Call the Friendly Visitor Program of V.O.N. Durham at 571-3151 or I - 800-263-7970. 0:1J Volunteer Corner is produced by Information Ajax -Pickering in co-operation with the Ajax -Pick- ering News Advertiser. 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CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. SKILLED OR semi Skilled drywallers and steel framers required. Must have good wodwV habits own franspor- tatlon and toffs Paid Produt• Iron Calf (905)434-5792 or (9D5)723 -74M 1 m.uacaf oerwel PART TIME Denial Recepoon- ,st 2x25 errs/week. $10-$13( hr No evenings M 11'' 't Air Serol resume to File if 270 Osnawra Wlxtby This Week. 865 Farewea St 0sha- wa. Orel LIH 7L5 1 some HolpA9.r*. 1 Barn-woAg.mx IM s.». waAW*a 11elpO WN 1 Ne Da Medicalft 3EETDNc avEleFr�o an - TECH UCAL DW.YUS A%SUWA%W RBQUMM q�iA9a1CA?gINR • b4alion on Grade u education • F].ctweic and/or hydraulic lowwledle an acct • CYR to be daft it not Our "ii ' • t:owipnter knowledge, an asset. Ple eee send teallew bx ROOM= ULIDALL AUL OI"IrAI f: t1Mfiil' 1550 Kingdon Road, Suite 204 Pickering, Ontario. L1V 10 No phorate (alb Pkam BwMiattc 6 u, - "'e ' Duo AUR$tww"A br full time POSOWNDNIY sloll d .i�rati�iglic $Kh- wfegrt. xCP�odo-Pan a aria ig an otMPandetp oom Itlury for an ngM cae&"b tow ow �d i po- anfSi. death team. PM mnidy ptaaoeI or. GAowl, 203 e St. S.. MmIMI, 1 Drye.a KAratd CMU CAINE FROGIE RE- QUIRED in ow hour•. eiptm seeK (ton A Owo-1 UVE4R4W C- III Ire 22 dtidres in ana. 20.40 Ions Ker work soNbtvsnings and wen to a ia- 906iMP copme MCmENGM{ @no I NeNtr Oft6owOAMYk I"" uprate; is ■Daft b 12 yaws. Dam/ owngs Ifs Md. paekl. My namr, ns, bitiOMs wW i 1499 Day Care 129. STROUDSIMMITES RD. low - ft n. tt Ml am wrkome Iatc.d back yaQ WArtots �� k1icMIN 905- 1 Fhe- KOV NEAT FMEG000. u- aftV my batt aft hltoendp- bwd. ouuan%W full t^ faaun tlul i h iddwyy, Honest90574W22ow"46tt Looking for Used Bundling Machines or Strapping Machines. Call Kirk or Say Oshawa Whitby Clarington This Week 579-4407 1 Fnwdod sale ABSOLUTELY TME BEST oD NANO NEW Custom made 3 GG:i ty seasoned (hardwood p� sectional sola. pale olive. Servxig Aiax Miff -beautiful Piece Just pad q and osnawv fall (3.250 Must so f2.500 o.b o DURHAM FIREW000 (905)426-2559 427-5278 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- AMLFW000. 9um the best ppeets 100% nylon slaw; to - fear old $210 bush cord. lease. carpet 3 rooms $339 W tam cord. 16• Cut and (30 sq yd.) Incflides CNW. Sold Delivered 1-(905)987- pnmwjm pad and mstahta- 4563.1-800.55e-0086 bon Free estimates carpet FIREWOOD 0000 ouandYs �0 Durham and p area. Sam 905- -err wn,A tut SW delivered. l S'5 tam ,cord. 5225 bush q 15% Discount for pick COMPUTER SPECIAL. iced- : :A 666-8699 Pentium mufti media pe ROK A ;Ua1BER, e9 t%t - v e syStem CO or. ASO. 18M Pentium lap - - 5-61 4'x 19 - . top $744 We love dotg w _'count on full bush difficult repahs "se Delivery Oshawa �yd 3661 a 3-P ;oat 8 Save log , -•errs Days 705.277-3381 CONCOURSE TREAD=LI. '•ee 'rum Oshawa, eveH Walk -,n ;r log Muth pr,�- 9;5-434- 6665 gram WorausK ,ndireode- 1 �9e^ S950 Also stationary eaerese pike 19051 839-3069 PONTIAC LE. s loor au- 11PC. COVNTRT oak %:VW _X . MPs wed 160.000 dmeigmom set 3 other re- SSuG o b o Cal man qn turtxsrww Cot 905- �3iB6i EZECUTTYE DESK 3 n x sit EMCtU NKE. 'LIFECYCLE ,r.; i,eaenta excebem can- 6500 Serres fitness club 5295 pan 619`9225 We. brand new conditionasking. GRECCO Bally Stroller like 0�r' 164 $1.00Asking '- '905)5096161 $7500 Cat Lee r X963 FULL Siff Fnage 6 Stove nor MAYTA6 navy -duly washer - excellent -oridition 6 wortug order. 5650 tW set. arc 3reer. yrs old. exttlWit Fut-Sua washer 6 ager. was- ,;rnation. 5450 for QUK* marinated. f450 for sat 905.. safe 905-426-9894 Orwork 436-WlS 905420-8000 ed 279 SIMMONS WEN SIZE mat- FVTOMS. MATTRESSES. om Bun Spur 9edroWe tress $90 Storm odor 34x80. Suter. Baby Furniture We $35 427-5781 nies like stock Brand Names e Sim- mons Palrser, Trwgoid 6 Hammer. The bat Quality at ft Lowest Price in Durtuam 11 K. Queen Anne, cherry- Futurs are always in stork wood. room set. Brand CIM - to Wrap 0fo40 ewoxwg r". SM packaged. cm min LU16Furniture, 611.000 Sacrifice $4500 KM St W Oshawa (905)- J416) 255 -MOS 436-0060 (Across from Sears a The Oshawa Cerbe) 11 K. OWN Anne. ditM- wood. dxktngroom set. Brats MAMi APRIANCEs Farts! SM wu SAkslSerwm Just w Tim" $.fww 11A00sataifca 54500 116 lnrsbtes. 2r ee for C$npps. frost-M555�, We now 5325. Stove n LFAITN JACKETS. up b U We new.AAW-s watlMr 2Pin. kaHMr physes from dryer $4491st!. Ftul-an $9.99. Iogpape front $1999, both stacreel 5499. Side A sidR - WW. wamets 56.99. EvMyNrq Mat Go! Famiy m $powiat. wNle suPPkts It $499. Vta . $199, dryus Laa1Mr, 5 Palls HIM Oshtr 5175. Up to tyr Warratly. wt 905-72e-9rL0. 426 Soncoe SLS. (9w?m ANMBNOM LOGE PRIC- IM ■i a anti s OOftS. Coo- PWN snp>Ir AVIR f - Assorted vartty a gaw muck a�iitt. Ieltot.by oftltwrg310.91 13 p 915 0616 a6 - A95 Ntotttlly. yats etlMiMu. loos oI OM t1NG X-ftc k OeNaop6e fatislt.d ctalonters. 1-905 PlmowbP• sw and kava sal 666.3661. in-pia".coo$LS00. sell (41 2564)215 + CHR SALEi W55n 1111111. x-ttck pNMI OFF all an, dine. 'M pimowtIF ser A lem so w Dul.Nsea i flainall... 310 1166255- 700. Sem SM MM SL W. Oft" (flood Paw) X16 KWAIZ ShooST 300. IfAR cooiw m drew and PM 300 SO 1000. SM Neo ONtrek. fttthe, best dw cow awPONwa cam Mint CAl im3i661. Daet GO OL 83}-015 M. ■AIN twos0 - ir" to NNS au -?Kali but - an. VAN orMto _.' WAR- toem faile, alta'. hMssstr. p MP 3° qD thiol 2 tablaw t boom OortdMbtl COUF dint )255-0211 0Mt M. back wt.UaK iron tri- ran 434,1091 �k e Mo 1fICE 0OEM for sok 325 SI090op Sadl 110 Find PaW h* 255- Loaded. 53200 or lea Oft Cal 905.66649211 aAw 6 ple. m®OM6 - &mer floral dotal ONOM lot sale. COW (Otter). Wldtitp Ild- Guth 96. DoulWl low Sanas 6 bed start. SIMM 1oel-pe03t with plat sol (Doubt). New. (905) 427- ricciallMen t1r12. stillhest SM 31000 or tdkr. Can 723.1903. tNos Civ Vie fuddle than. SMP! kt uoK his custom Mao NEW DUTY Kum Ste! window twvenegs. vertical, good and tluraM , PD. act venetian, Shutters, Free off- obo.721-M Mata. (416)227-7777 or PLAYS PMN, V= (905► -660 072 Or 1-80-369- Phone (905) 721-0601 0555, ittgt and wNe' I ). PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, December 15. IM 1 ArNNn forTbb sr. RENT nig OMAN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned, full warranty Paddy's Market. 235 235 - 235 355 W2 263 -e369 or 1.800 -Ise- A Real Family Christmas SNOOKER AND POOL table 4 LB Ochadsen 3 years old. .800 new Asking $1,800 or best otter (905) 725-6059 PINE/OAK FURNITURE.. En- tertainment units. home office dining roomkitchen bed• room and Custom designs, our Craftsmen have been hand building the highest Quality solid Pone and oak furniture for The florae Since 1974 Drop in and see our State of the Art woodworking facility and let us Slow you how fine furniture is made There K No Substi- tute for Duality' Tl Woodworking 115 North Port Road �S Ott Reach Rd I Port Perry (905) 985-8774 www traditionalwoodworkmg on ca USED FRIDGES $195 and up use^ •enges $125 and up used dryers $125 and up. used washers $235 and up new and used corn operated washers and dryers at low DDnceS New brand name fitlge5 5480 and up. new left top ranges with clock and glass door 5479 and up wide selection or other rlew and used appliances Cala use to- day Stephenson s Appianc- es 154 Bruce St Oshawa(905) 576-7448 WHITE -amputer desk to S&P . ■Cel,ent conation $50 434-89241snp) YAMAHA Professional Tenor Sa,epno^e 'car Sale enc:udes Profec carrying case. Otiotnk mouthpiece and Winslow I$- gature 53.200 Can Lut Jr 905.720-3294 or leave mes- _ GARAGE door repairs Woken SVm1i sables rblkrs. open- ers Installed Tuneups. $4995 416-336-0073 1 Artmc; w•r-etl ANTIOUES'Absotulil Ad. rice rways .aluaDme suatty free Paztis.ry viianghl. es- tates w/some antique com- ems rno lim t0 Value con- Sidered). COIklCtiOrts 01 any tort QlBntrtitS Or fvgk an - "N rlems Special theles, m Moacrnri pottery, 1 TI try to re- spond to as queries Robes Bowra Antiques Brolokfin Ontario 19')5)655-8049 tai (905x655-5501 CASH OR DEALS We Buy Sell 6 101. %a, to; dollar tot top ratems Mon" ayyo, video car audo took. CD's movies, games gold dy. mads furniture appliances (9051133-1785 905-S71-2274 (905)666-0004 (prefer all Nems in working order) MWANTED. scrap metals remc't BBC s air cont . stoves Cars farm machinery OrMeM (905 571- 6714 WANTED apt size piano in good corkdhon Call 725.6707 WANTED Slacking washer and diver in good coneff_ 111Coryer, CAS65-7132 WANTED- Sludent needs any jnwanteC appiianceS9ur- nture but m good condition Preferably drrette set, I v tall unit. couch" etc Poem ca 579.2063 SNP WANTED: Big Screen TV rel. atively new Good condition Please Call 19051967-2050 At% a .1 a Craft WHOLESALE GRAFT Ware• house Sale. 50-80% off ReW Wednesday Dec 16th -Sun Dec 201h 10am-3pm. 16x5 Clements RC Finished Marts AM raw mall hill nems (90516'16-9031 � 1 loel i REWARD OFFERED For any =Hjewellery taken from my "!Nle possibly hound an Reptile Ave. Afax Iasi Monday Of TU rANYL05 Please Cal (905) 427-4 • 1 Ikela= AN aura L pups for sale. Ready � for chnames! Also LAW 705-653.4 D.1(%) CA POKON. Kmalayan. lot - am. blue eyes. aNeebon le. rased trim cow can and 905-9 t�0paf25 . o. call9�-9aW1.i. BORDER COLLIE puppies available noir. Parents on enNs fnentdy. first - wWrreown- Ods kICNNNo' (905)986-1030. CMOCMTE LAB PtWM Ready Dec. 31 St. quality. fame raised. first shots. Fe- males $500. IAaks $450 GIN 705277-9107 61MON FIaxEE Puppies for We. CKC registered, first shiols. mow popped, rust in lark for Christmas. Very lov. AM Cab (905)725-0676 Starts with a real tree rk There's no better place to hunt for one IL I an r6ght were... For advertising rates A info. contact: Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 693.0707 • Christmas • Christmas • Chrishhas • Christ"We SEASONS GREETINGS -trom our house to VOUrs' -.,- Bring Seasons Greetings to Actual 5\ all. Size Instead of Christmas cards. advertise a personal 12 1 /4"x 2 1 /411 'Seasons Greetings'( in our newspaper for all to �� see. f:w:i' _1 __lk,_ - COSI `5O1"1+ GST = S5)3.50 Call classified for details 576-0335 or 0383-0707 PUblicatiorl Date: Sllrl. Dec. 20111 Deadline wed. Dec. 1 Ej1" • l twee mipprtt. Bo�iq TWO ' nF+r 7" ..+•.� rugs 'or sate 9:aTame fawn tenure au first sibs Mother and t~ on premis- es $40C firm Call (905038- 8224 1 1 Arnonum +om to. Sw CREDIT PR06LEN - •cat spa -Inane-,,; Jvwnpay- maos from I $2 OW 0 A C Starting at 5199)mormt vent chs from 1985-19% 905- $37.5664 iSundy s Dv apo I CREDIT Pe08LEM3' :n me sect 'rnancing mow, pay - mil from $750 J A C Cars "LOS warts 1981 to 1994 Alardy Auto Saks ltd 792 Si cm Street South. Oshawa Phone 90572¢3382-- 1952 Pontiac Fleetleader 4 or 6 M 49 000 maks new palm and wide whites Car from Saskatchewan 100% no rust x Ar ywhil l 56500 1-705-328- 2212 IIIA) 1961 cnev Impala wagon X Ni+RA Crag Car Street legal gold wim on" raft kner- on, 350 513 post strange asks WlO snows air xm rear 1 pc Orme Styli B8M Shaerneeds little work 53500 or trade kir Chevek Nova -- guoo stupe 1-705- 328-2212 (snip) 1962 MW%LA 2 Odor HTP 283 engine Soutn Carolina car. In 1977 all Ask. Ing $7500 1-705-328.2212 ($ip) 196] CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 4 dr hardtop 9000 raptor reeds trany, work and body work Store i doors also Ulu car 510000CCad Bim aha 5 30 p in 905-430-27% (sip) 1915 OLOSNONME U. load- ed. new rubberas is one owner $1.650 or bat otter ARf-u7a Ion Sart 1rVWW- CARCHOICE.COM 1991 MAZDA 323. lroyage S_'�i, Ill Cao 53.995 vetWes mint ContMron Ce thtd F 6 month warranty 905-683 7301 or (905) 428.1879 Bpm H!1 MERCWIT TOM auto air 21- ,}()C kxl 4wy dnv run 9000 Recently, Asking 51.800 Call 577-2339 ewervigs Ask for Sam 1911 SHADOW. 2 door Speed best offer wave mus sage 683-4112 Ill VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2 door hatchback Automatic air. her stew" ex tall ��rn1N0 fa.6o0 19W Poraw Suna l $3000. 1968 CuMM Supireme 52800 1987 Olds Ciera 53000198, Pomix Bonneville $3800. 1980 2feat Cadillac $2ury Tol u22oo. 1980 4 eh CxMX MSM. All cars oerbl ed Pus Some as is specials 905-985-0074. R19M 705 2 7.3250 1912 SUN@= 4 cyl auto. 52995 cembed 1989 Mercury Sable Station Wagon v6. auto. Platy loaded $1995. 1987 Ours Gera V6 auto. tu8y, Waded $1695 1986 Chrysler 5th Avenue $395 as a Can 404-9759 1993 SE SUNBIRD. 6 cyl. $6300 obo. 1966 PONTIAC 6000. $1000 obo. Can Crystal or Bob 434-7401 1986 OODGE Resat A 1994 PLYMM Cott GL. 'Point A to B' car Asking SM automatic. 64.000Imts. As" o.b.o Please CAN (90)987- $6900. Call (905)579-2856. 2050. 1981 PONTIAC Suribird. 2- 1911 0106 Cuum Supreme, door. air-condiiipwq. rAkte. 4 -door. 6tyknder. auto. body 78.000km. 56500 CertA4ed. solid. 155.00Dkm. $950 060. Phorit 905726-6488 atter Call 905.426-1683. Spm. 1986 CNRTKM Daytona Turbo CS. rod. 204.000kms.. pow( tDeemg, power bralk". air. UK teNh bra New Belch a cad. Good shape as a best WK. aN 90.5619-1296. colony � durable 8 pas - Singer station Wagon. White Obh brown m enter. 5 titre Va. 4 -speed automatic, loaded and well-maudained. $3795. Call 9o57284M. IM PONTIAC SUNBIRD 8E. 2 dr. coupe. 4 cyl. auto. PsIW tillUamAm cass.. factory $wl roof. Must be seen. Certified $2395 1316102 Oa. Inc. 9D5- 426-9927 Picturing. 1981 $UIrMID SE. 4 cyl., au- tomatic. 147.000 k- , a/c. 2 dr., hideaway Itghts. 2 -tone Will. dean. car, am4nn as- saft $3.600. Telephone (905) 404-9187 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 905-706-&!98 355 400 400 1973 TR -7 Tiger 750, 5Spd. `3500" o.b.o Classic beauty, economical to own, ride it store it. good investment Call Mike Cl 725-0156(Nights) or cell 2424773(Days) APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.gectcihes.com/wall street/floor/ 7657/highriser.html. 11 Apartrnemsfor 1 ibusesla - R•m Rem r 1 Rer41 « a 1 N° pts a 1 -BEDROOM ,,;t-• ,,. - �- basemP,n a{ i, -Tent - Walto Ut to ravine laurlor, lacilihes air conditioning. all rnrlusi•.e F,rst/last and reierpn�.'; $650'month Avamlablr - r 1st Please all 51-0889 1 1 '-bri'O0' eg ssan Fre atilt m, tertAwd 5 a44erir 1 1 A tomob, •s ONE AND Two Iw Or,�, - for Salle for Salt apartments �r most b aww BEAUTIFUL '994 ^rr-.;^ -own - - W wum building Ahraipbk any. ar W,:te a,itir whk ,earner uhenor Stinted total • I 'int Stevenson a Rossland. Zifta luxury car AD great Call 9051723-1009 shape Certified 15.000 C. 4OChen. 40C bath. whole en- r (905)778-4966 n,rk or Hope at 666-0570 or AureliaRatanu to day. Cbld- i 251-4397 I ' wNl Banker RMP Rey EsW.e$625 WHITBY TWO 6EDIROON, CENTICAR IS OVERSTOCKED SALES LIMITED I a.auNe Dec st 1416) 789- AND NEEDS TO SELLI! MAKE 427-3804 I "45 or (9051 655-75Q in YOUR BEST DEALS NOW ON ' a 1 Rooms OUR LARGEST SELECTION • . TINS FALL. NEW MNIYKLS ' 1'1C[ERIIIG I BEDIROOM 95 Astro Er,ra EC loaded ±p6aSp0storagepeb, urvr4edial� hyft1S X26 � _.asement apartment Sepa. 122.000 kms pMed ran. 011EIISIZED Oactillor su-e, I lit entrance. fautdry, tacn- peAsca price 511.965 90 WOW stove Kitchen and Lauri- Lauri - 'yes. Vwneorrm norl- yam 144. � hen � dry privliegil tote to mall. smoker no pet Call 686- 53.995. 92 Grand Am Sf. v-0. I 87113 afkr 6 p m Morl Sat air. auto. a-1, while 112.000 i ear d Sun - y Day km, now 56.995 91 Escort LX pipwem C1111619-2603 3-NEOROONS m Pipunrtg Wagon. x. auto. My 1/6.000 PCKERING. 2.Oe0room basement apartment. sepia - available February 1st '99 t- ams. new $4.995 line price raft rale entrance Dost to Scholl 12 Dams. fridge. stove. on - 93 PymOith Acclaim, air. 6 Go NO PETS Laundry' ignium n0 am. oft and green. 150.000 facilities First fast referees• D*bowsQa- nror Cad - lu Cadwell Banker Can Re- kmf. tale $4.995 firm 92Le ye0a�� airy 1905!631-2273 man- sedan. auto. very cneari 1 rim 95 Lwreenkina 8479 A 60RGEOUS t -bedroom m mS. to ded loaded. parr seat prim and 1 i A AUTO Cars. trucks. desirable area of whvtby t0 h ceilingshugewindow prey 75.000 kms dual at 512.965 49 Olds 98 loaded. boats We pal' up to $10.000 Casn on the Spot Any condi- .� 0000rood. waaout b poo. ar c, 5650 aN ndiaSwe ktlfari. 165.000 kms super nee Cyt us � time. 24 year Call hate=Kds/sitn0 pet $4.995 96 Summit Coup. fair. mil swum 905466-5003 kir we orn Nor�3bmdkers en black low kms. from SM -706-5234 e0 arable only6Cr2501 $9.950 Cavalier 724, smokers fustAast. available-parkirp faCk Obeauty. Pori tM001. CASH FOR CARSI W e buy A-1 AVagble One a two loaded 95.000 kms. only used vehicles Vehicles must bedroom apes Cenral ba - $111.500 REDUCED - 95 Lula- be in nerving condition Cal bbPinang a wa dty 404- 599 na van LS loaded 99,000 427.2415 kir come b 479 parking, nicely decorated. luta, red and Well 3800 144. Bayy St East. AW at AGUES ST.. OSHINNA 241D - gorgeous 611.950 95 caravan MURAD AUTO SALES Roots. Spacious. maxi row SE. quads loaded. 99.000 el Ironic. knnce0 yard. �!�0• kms. dark green and grey. A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS tro91. SIOve kxArded. i9=] aK undusi fi stilast required only $12.650 90 Astro CL 4 x licensed hicyclui, and daul. Available Jan 1St Call 436- 4. loaded. 155.000 kms. very esti On the0278. Up IO $10T495 house targe n town kit 95 Gem.000 trait only $5clean asking 5500 Far Num; spot For cars, trucks -ml condmon. Guaratleed AJAK Oded Tessa. Spa- can I; I C. budd- ae6 21 Nber Nae r'eCeNti- bumd autos CNN- parts sold and repairs. (905)686 am pirq� vG0 bw we yam at days or (116MWI121 Pool. sham three CHs. mar Ads Cs. 155 K"SL 284-7177. rtNlms 5939.. Jan 19. a Feb. W. at ■idt w RUN. 579- STORE nor rent 9z Oil I(Ng W. Cal 663-8571 Ill UK. ow SW*V. 1 vYNd 7 30p.m, KERN INTGELL AUfO you read this FREE Spw AMIX. 1 -bedroom basemenl. SALES. Guaranteed Lowest 1981t1LTM0UTN MN:WLY RENOVATED, private CAC. Peas n Dwfum AN arNied cut sold wdh 1 year Irae 4 tyNnder. turbo oatdsed' f3a00 a fiat dkr. CaN Oaredentrance. parking.,Clt Oarebusesd � ' � b GW powertram warramy 199z Jeep Cherokee Sports 4x1. (9p5►126i291. leave mes- sage. SM . ND psss it - kncNltlive. Jan. 1st. CaB $9990. 1992 Cavalier RS. iii taticea situation may seem. t83 7M9. 97DOOkms. $5190. 19912 In? 611111MNINHI 1X4. Solt AM. qty, 650sq.n. 1 bed - Cavalier Still. 4 to. & SK raw man soor aparim" n 131.000 kms. $3gn.. 1� Ams hamsal at - Plymouth Sundance. 4 cy1 16a.000kims. surae him at $240hran. or buy $15.300. Cal Chris 00 At plianc- as $3.990.. 1989 Pontiac 906- 985-8527. y per . Sword, oilnlyy 92,ODN=., $3.490. 1916 mc 1-905435- available now, `lel sw�e'loo- TWO Fold borlpp XLT, fol sia. W • smoker, no lits. $746. last. Cal allytlN! 416-12- 8. S5.99D.. 1987 Jeep Chero- 0515. kee Chief. 40. $3.990.. 19N Ford TempO t 4 cyl.. 5SpNd- $2.490.. 1179 EAM ET 250 (340 w gime) SM. obo. 96`-0074. BLVIT K 24" one bea- 1986 Mercury Tdpm 153.000ksns.. 52.190., 1966 AJIMfiUtr room Graidi mustoor Cavalier. 4 door. 138.000 eut b NnKed yard $915+ uW. clean $66Nab. kid. lMlko kms.. $2.790..1990 Masan Jan. 1.5M. x30. attd cahk. pets. trlatwe Kirgrab. 220.Wft s, $3.990. 1 W 24URo0M1 mailable albs only 723-1142. Financing Available on O.AC MaMote to se from. ry JW19 and Feb 1st LocM BMW, large one bedroom. Ns0 beaters water beeaters udder x 350 Malaga Rd., SHA $6TW 0 N oak krdNrn. Pfhvak $1.000. Ask about our hue to man" indej f hael, hydro, entrance. Pak over . own from $1200 down. $149 fridge, stove. P"". CaN 10ob% pan SM 30% UW for 12 MMft. 160 576.6724 NW&m. month.month 6/9•--513 7 �•1w21y Road, Ajax. 905-426r CLEANWATER, 3-Mdroom 1 DIWROOY apamneM, 1111- furnished mobiles, healed fid Minutestub. Mins to wiffin NWC K, carpeted 2 male thoma 19M Chev Malibu. 26.000 �eCRTm ncve. Availlap dkately Laundry, pawing bedroom apamaM�aN- able February 1st. i Minch In km, white with 9M kgaior, rich". Ilex 401. Call 905- wewmar hiked building loaded. balar- d Hdory ewrnMy. $17.450.434-2775. 137-9913 dose b all anNr-Nes. Please Cal (905)723.09n. SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY11 First Time Buyer? - Call Mark' • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! • Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! u' Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Swiss Rep Remail Ability Rea Estate Lld. ' l l partme its a a l Iroueis 1 Townhouses; For n•rw Fa Rwe FURNISHED cache!or apt in $450 , mo . private tilt smerate entrance. stal- 1 mt e for 1. dean 8 recentlyemled Parking Park a 401 4 -so 1 bedroom $595 month- Aval mimed call 905- 433-5550 NOR TN OSHAWA one bed- ".om basement apartment, partially furnished $525 per 'cad Include- utilities Icon smoker nig pelt preferred A+arfable uhnedatey (905) b-1650 mp7m OSHAWA Super large 1 b 2 -bedroom EAra large balcony well managed quel building Controfkd entrance $624 a 5729 ubl obk parr. lli'H() SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BLV A HOUSE:' .; QWN from 570C'mont^, j %cl Muc„ Dewy m-wdr'r's (905) 571-6275 1-800-8.90-6275 Mark Staplev ALIAN 3 BEDROOM «Vheelchalr arxsu- hle townhouse Close to L:o, hixlls,'r' Pu'9 Available IMMEDIATELY (905)1,83-9269 9 a.m.- i P.m. CARRIAGE Hit ^ol '2- _atx,rne F snawa 3 bedrooms avail Able Feb 1 For apps call 434-3972 nq NO dogs Jan 1st 905- ABSOLUTELY A GREAT D! UTEAL 579.5584 wn your nome S50C Gown Dedroom basement apt � to 6 months free IronONE S 75 mo. an ulpusive M. large livingrborn am". -+um Income $28.000 oac 4OChen. 40C bath. whole en- lip AureliaRatanu to day. Cbld- tram 0SC area Feb 1st Cal 728-5570 wNl Banker RMP Rey EsW.e$625 7a-9414 M 201 or for Nile OSHAWA SPACIOUS 2 -tied -905) 427-3804 a 1 Rooms Quiet Ulan build". laundry, for Min ±p6aSp0storagepeb, urvr4edial� hyft1S X26 � 7 BEDPOOM 2 Storty SrnDI �. CLEAR tu,n,Shed row, for tint 011EIISIZED Oactillor su-e, Pause plus basement Sim- separate entrance nyr st "Dapling. please call WOW stove Kitchen and Lauri- Lauri - coelHatl $I Oshawa Large (905) 686-0959 or leave IneS- dry privliegil tote to mall. yardAvailable mmme0iat Sage buses at floor step 'Aust rhe $7611.utd FirMast 905-728• LARGE clean furnished room. i ear 69906 Close Ic Oshawa Caere. pipwem C1111619-2603 fhart kitChen 6 tato. avail- PCKERING. 2.Oe0room basement apartment. sepia - �EDlROOM. 5 applrandtS. able rrinmedHtely Phone 1905436 1420 raft rale entrance Dost to Scholl available February. $1300 n• PCIfERING VILLAGE 2 6 Go NO PETS Laundry' udusive 831-0951 Brock a s for rooms nor rent living room. facilities First fast referees• Finilarae and m. sfwe kitchen. a. $750 nu7udes 05-427- whroom laundry Pets are Avalfabk Jan tri 905-127- okay $425. parl utlMlet 8479 AJAX, newly r-v3W 2- 428.9752 leave message PICKERING, bachelor Daae- bedroom house. 4 appkxhm. $kW� ment apart 1, suitable for tepxae garage Aid flak. no 1 A wortung protessionak Sil dogs $875 pus Wkees Jan titin OOMR rate entrance. utilities, no 131 Call 1 -WS -727-0480 WESTNET HEIGHTS Ala, laundry, no pets Non- Share home. 6 appkances. smokers fustAast. available-parkirp available Immediate. ummedaely Parking. S55W IATLYAIVEIRPOOL. main 'Y 5500 indutive Call 905 - month Call 427-0072 poor. 3 bedrooms. Woe ketch- 619-3073 AJAX. 2-bearoom apartment en. 4 appliances, lei scad WAS. Nbe i n 1M440rp 67 Chumb St S. 1.1. parking, nicely decorated. • 1a" Ism $825 n February 1st. dos? to G0. $1195 nduShe Near Dus.sook. No Pods (9056i45dr Avild Jan tri89- . (416)235x0 » Frut ee R7T Oshwa a No smokers. down -own. 4OD-16M S4111 Of - SPACIOUS wen-mainfamed 2 1-Illefail. East Oshawa iaDO and 3 bedroom apt` Avail. at 900 and 888 Glen St Some UARMONT 4 bedroom sq.n. Commerpa Howe mM walk-on a Sets. paint house targe n town kit 45 Cal Sap. Cal 1312417 or 655N Sh 32 provided Close to scrods. 9" Centre, exmro, GO Station, Plus parking. S953/rruath pell -isles ET. n PiOkdkiq office 49 ertdulOM. CaU 726- tit (905► -619-3073 or (416) X6-0113 bft.. $12 ,TAW. Dick 0 416- 284-7177. DON T PAT Another Cent in Rent STORE nor rent 9z Oil I(Ng OSHAWA to Your Landlord Deforo Sta„ Rd.. Aim. Available Jan 811,11111. SpacloUs 2 d you read this FREE Spw 1/99. S700InIM plus unli- b/r apt`. Utilities ind. gym. h aoesn'I matter Mw' tia.firri/last required. B50 Close to schools, shop- b'g you've ben renting or %It. Good for haindemr or piny and 401. Transit ho nSY mplems Ole your fi- esthetician. For more mmol p� y�r door. FOr taticea situation may seem. Motion p8 Phdt (905)6a3 - L call: 905) 721-8741 WNh BN help of fns repos, t will beco2e sir dear to a94. _m�l'd you how you all can save tNNI1Dr 2-bedrooN in 1fic- kir on down paimll a skip • Usft Brian *k 4-plfx, avaAato wasting th0-fads o1 dollars January 1 St. SM aX in chl- on rentCAN. CAN 24hr. FREE EAR CW M: CR: En- 725--1268. mc 1-905435- closed douttletisingle uWith ovatoM dootsSW tBINTBY. DIDDNT and sur- side dow. al rausivghlKi. apanmarl appNamoes MR1R t11fNAMA - clean spiCion 3 bedroom, 11/2 P»- le0 SM.00 w llef k6ldea haft, to iltrooM "a wal ings. padorg rlWNes WaSR Non-snlobtg, no pelf. Cal eut b NnKed yard $915+ uW. air 'MpMM in - 723 -S423 Atrlllable nowt Jan. 1.5M. x30. I- OPWW. $613/ Of1MINA 3 -bedroom fully nronNh Space kir Diking WWFW. =XPWW h- renovated house, near e6apmaN or tructs. 90"* bedroom apxtmeM b (hewer schools and an amenities. 2982. building. Waw to Go maw. Amw* JUKAM 1st. $125a $815 per month. Available int math all VICIUSive. IirstAut • 1 � medially. Fns~ 110 pets. Caa 723-3333. atter Phone 723-a697. CLEANWATER, 3-Mdroom $OUT" OSNNM -melts Ibor furnished mobiles, healed fid Minutestub. Mins to wiffin NWC K, carpeted 2 3 bedroom ham.Close to a1 NHL. Al Star pane bedroom apArtmetn, squrate amenities. Lawxky facilities a/c, relerems. No Pets. Jan. 24tWN, NFL Football, Blue Jay baseball, rlopAimse entrance, firopilm. calve, laundry, SM ittduSiv7, tall AvaiHDle Jan. 3b. $900/mo. track Chum wekolne. tt75 mos. bl fast, available FeD.tn. Call 905.420--8564. pus u --Nies. M -M75. (9051883-5503 11 a tiara a B.le DETACHED 1 -bedroom bun- galow 40x110 It 101. Zoned commercial 584,900 2 -storey link $109.900. 2 -bedroom bungalow $119,000 40040 h. lot. All Oshawa. Please Call 432-6465 HARMONY RD. N. Oshawa. ranch style bungalow with le- ached double garage and tarpon double lot. 100 h frontage, severable. legal basement apartment ., Re- ducedto $169.900. (905) 723-9214 LINDSAY. immaculate 3 -bed- room detached brick bunga- low. 1-1/2 baths, finished basement. vacam. Low down - payment, Vendor holding mortgage, carnes like rent' $112.500' Louise Lean. Cold - well Banker (705)324-6033. LITTLE BRITAIN, large 180x164landscaped lot Newry -decorated 3 -bedroom home with attached 2 -bed- room m -law suite with re-tin- rshed pine floors, includes 18'6-x37' 2 -storey storage barn. 24'x14' insulated ga- rage.separate driveways. asking $130,000 (705)878- 1713 Ea to Lend MONEY PROBLEMS. Gel cut 01 de0t quick without going bankrupt or bartg ganmneed Everyone accepted regardless of credit gtkq. Can for tree information 905-576-3505 Student kerns included 1 Mort9ug•t. Irsurame ENTRUST FINANCIAL - F,nam,ng for am reason 1st & 2nd resider" or c nlrrer- coal mortgages Business Loans. Debt Consolidations Previous bankrupts a bad credit Call Rich 416-336- 8788 MORTGAGES - Good bad and ,9ly Finaincmg for any f pur- PoSe ications ed Calcoomm rrhr moll Services tee- Services Corp 1905i 60T 6805 • 1 Business fMm OPERATE YOUR 1wn Mawr maintenance and snow re- moval franchise. $1.400 gross weekly mama guaranteed Exclusive territory Can the Gardener (905) 763-9343 ARE YOU A PEOPLE Person? Would you like to stat Motu Own business worlung from hoes Cal for a 3 mm mes- sage 416-635.2779 CREDIT IIEPAIN $150.00& yur potentW $9 goo nae merit Toronto - Scarborough - Oshawa Mr Baker (416) 921-7770 JWTORIAL. partRW 'rine of - Ice cleaning business. good growth potential. traracng. InaWeman servii equip- nnem included IrweslrtlCN re- gwnid Can 905.676-6888. SERVICE BAY opportunity Available at 925 Scmcoe St Ssrsoco Fun -serve gas stations Rent includes 2 bays with 2 hoists and err compressor Call (416)523-0748 M-1 taenlaN.16 41 OLDER LADES - Navies & Private Home Phone Numbers, 1-900-451.3638 ext 235. S3 S wmin mut be to T - Who! OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Shiatsu Seim 40 Ketg St. W(905) 404.9625 11:30 am -9pan PERSONAL Rabb. temp. 15vm. wippiina vin create individual program. TnM- Tone-Fxm. Cal Brian 905- 683-4509(snp) • 1 Atatdlolle • 1 AuNlorle . • 1« HOLIDAY INN, OSHAWA 1011 BLOOR STREET, OSHAWA SUNDAY NOON, DEC. 20TH VIEW 11:00 A.M. SALE STARTS AT 12.00 NOON Truck load of mixed inerchadist In tudino bankrupt stock ofConsunr rN f);ttr,,�by�!^C will be sold at this sale Partial list: Aiwa, Sonv, Sansui, Panasonic, Samsung, Philips, Orion, Memorex, electronics, cordless phones, TVs, fax, VCRs. TV/VCR combo, c/disc radios & home stereos. Walkmans, CD Walkmans. camcorder, housewares, giftware, porcelain dolls, tools, vases, Nikko R/C cars. 14K jewellery, emerald, sapphire & ruby diamond rings, diamond clusters, gold earrings, bracelets, gold chains, hall tables, pedestals, halogen lamps, wild life figurines, wolves, eagles. stallion, Dirt Devil vacuums, luggage, Tramontina & Lagostina cookware. kitchenware, knives, toasters & ovens, pasta machines, coffee machines, expresso, call IDs, cedar chests, heaters, health walkers, cyclone trainer bikes, tools, drill press, comforters. duvets, covers, hand tools, cheval rnirrorN Tran many to list TF_.RNISA'ASH V A /C Oti Y MacGregor Auction Centre. Bowm inwlle SundaY. Det. 20111h, 10:00 a.m. (Viewing 9:00) 40110 Waverly Rd. (Exit 431) North to e2 Har.. East to Scall St. North 1 km. Sundays Auct,or features the complete .,tents of a Scarborough Home (Giving up housekeeping), bed- room sets. dunngroom set. dressers, maple table d chairs. parfour tables & chairs. couches, glass & china, kitchen contents. TV S. stereo, pictures, mirrors, knack knacks. amens. mist tools & hardware, lawnmower approx. 200+ B F of white oak 8 maple lumber Something for everyone. Mark your caaendar for our Antique Bcxany Day Auction. Sat Dec 26th d New Years Auction Sun. Jan 3rd. Call for Consignment Details. Call For All Your Auction, Appraisal & Moving Needs. MacGregor Auction & Moving Services Michael J. MacGregor 905-623-7949 1-1100-363-7949 • : 1 anniwc•r•in NO TUBE TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to Confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name- aaaaa Fax HMS AdVtxtiser 905-579.4218 0 Llgld NtINoeB 1 L"0 Nodm NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Claims against the Estate of Brian Frank Houghton, late of the Town of Pickering, who died on September 22, 1998, must be in our hands by January 15, 1999, af- ter which date the estate will be distribut- ed. Elaine C. Houghton, Glenn S. Willson and Bruce 1. Robertson Estate Trustees C/O KITCHEN, KITCHEN, SIMESON 3 MCFARLANE 86 Simcoe St. S., Box 428 Oshawa, Ontario, UH 7L5 AUC "ON 5"N FRIDAY. DEC. 18 AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LfTTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 Oak china :aome! oak buret. enterprise cook stove. double box spring & mattress. oval & flat to; trunks. maple comer cabinet, oak rocking chairs, oak parlour table. oak dining extension table, automatic washer & dryer, 24 in. electric stove. modern love seat, modem chest of draw- ers, apartment size washer & dryer, occa- sioral chairs, spool beds Boston rockers. bed chesterfield, catering dishes & glasses for W proximately 200 people, Oty sports cards in- cluding Upper deck Michael Jordan Locker series, plus a large qty O-Pee-Chee & Upper Deck Rookie & other hockey cards, Re- mmington12 gauge shot gun, 2 Stevens 12 gauge shot guns, 1994 Ford Crew Cab certified, Ski Doo trailer, qty. chi- na, glass, household & collectible items- We wevld lib U UMM amp " be "r ps- trtllNi/f NlrBll�to ow w � Now sum. We M6 be eN111 M aY All" Jae 41A. st sale of the at will be the esta t late Lillian w sed of Sunderland good at ue furniture aI o.c rma RIM L kft Orkem Potain or Fax (705)7a6-2183 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579.4218 THE NEWS ADVENMER TUESDAY, December Is, 1196 - PAGE 17 • • 1 sar•iaa : 1 • Pluenbing i M Puty Umm : Pang S 'los, t COME & WORSMP t A Special Christmas Come and Worship section will be published on Friday December 18th Copy Deadline will be on Wednesday December 16, at noon. To advertise your special Holiday Services call Janice at 683-0707 or fax your ad to 905-579-4218 ALCTI O♦ Sat Dec. 19th , 9:30 a.m. at WARVER•S AL'(.Tlp% HALL Hwv e2 Colborne %ole starting time 1y2 our earlier than usual. New TVs. VCRs. stereos and other elechortics, new Kitchen stainless cookware sets and small appliances, bread makers, etc Gift wares. good selection Dsa- mond Jewellery, gold etc., perfunes, figurines, cors. :ollector sports articles. etc porcelain pcs.. over 500 articles, all new, sold wrtr. No Reserves. warners Auction Han (905)355-2106 sual terms vt (TUk♦ Theis. Dec 17th 6:00 P.M. WARNE WS L c -no% H %LL Hwy e2 Colborne 1Fr: large sale with every -from antiques. col- 4.'ables. glass. cow, ve- ,,es home tumrshmgs new and used, general 'cusehold wares etc.. Par - ^.i list only 2 good used sola sets. good used sec- ':Cnal soh, table & chair sets rsckdrg new round oa. fatale & chars. new 3oc soh set, dressers and dsests of drawers. curved glass oak china cabrne(. cherry am cabi- net. good selection Ltd Edition prints. setection chairs some arlthXle, large selection dishes, glass - wares, knccx knacks. 2 desks, bar tndge, auto washer & dryer. wall unit, Harvest type table with drawers & 4 chars, 1988 Chevy S-10. extended cab. V6, auto, with cap sells Certified. small A- des. lamps. good selection Ltd Edition prints, 4 art- work, and counillm mis- cellaneous articles. No re- serves. Must dear tau for Sat Sale. Visa, M.0 . In- terac, Cash or Good a BM Warner AUCTION SAT. DEC. 19 6.PM TUES. DEC. 22, SPIN MIYLES M AUCTION WALL, 33 HALL ST., OSHAWA. :state of Mr & Mrs, iriffiths, Oshawa. An- assware (al in excel- nt shape). 9 pc. wal- it dining room suite, oak stacltirlg bookcas- large oak china cab - et, wooded tea wai- 1, walnut showcase, bque sideboard, drop If table, clocks, tred- e sewing machine, venal centre tables, if -moon table, wicker rniture, magazine bit, rocking chair, lb Roy bronze statue, essers, kitchen ard, chairs, very lantiy antique ire and sterling ens, bedding, ;. Excellent sale, attend. MYLES KWG AUCTIOIEER 725-5751 m A, rmw �► rLuinotN LIN I Ht ti0 So fogyou've Died the ANTS W%Fotw Top Oualiy Plumbing at Sera, Now it's ries h Doing Magic For Children's Parties Reasonable rates try rwr 's time And AN Occasions. Have My Own Magician. $EfVIta and Vacuuming. dusting, CaU �k 665.4932 new installations kitchens baths, blinds. Residential baseboards, ledges, • • rwrng .. rmng -Commercial doors. and more I m m &lrooa • • Sc►toow Fr job too big o small low price of S65 (X) Free estimates -over 20 ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING SCHOOL years experience �'� Rate on Tuesdays Call 905-837-9722 Call Rule 4 DAYS CHRISTMAS DRIN'ItiG COURSE Cm cell 416.7069284 Dec 28, 29, loo, 31st *SPECIAL $279.00 1 Pairing 4 Parry Bring a friend & receive additional $10.00 discrwnt 0 tali • Course Approved Maximum Insurance discount service, Al PAINTING i PLASTERING Colour matching Stucco ceilings No money up front. Cay when your satisfied F•ee Estimate. Senior 5scourt Call Scott at: Pickering L(416)414-5911 (cell) so inquire about our regular courses DIAL -A -BOTTLE You nn1v learn fo drive once. DO IT RIGHT Liquor, Beer & I Call (905)428-1717 Wine Fast, discreet home delivery From $7.00 (1. D. Re aired) Call (►81570 SELL R NOW s«v� CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-4218 TO ADVERTISE YOUR AUCTION IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL v-,bar""707 Frac an at:dN) vmion it all of the current ekath rxitlai rucmcd fix publication In the Ncws Ad,,Lrv<r or Thts week. wll 683.3005 r 404.6591 (ganngtim & F C i'cm - t�cnt•. ', u nuv alvr acas� .kith ni4Kc information re(unirLd after preys -tinct by calling this numlxr :;rought to yOu fry the failkil K tun ral Names Accenting•. Armstr Yng Lome & Lime. Nbru l() & w rN. -NILFachnlc. NIcln(� h-AndcrNrxl. Nforn, Newustic Funeral H(amac rtlitun-Flhr(t.ONhawa Funcrai .-ni,,c ti1j4g wr, '.f,wn Yf11iV1f W 404.6591 Build, rehul!,i or repair Cal! Roger Days (905) 686-7204 (;161379-56%3 E%e. (905) 831-7861 910 910 JONES. Ruby Evelyn -- °assac aha, �' _aM?r, c.-, -ieatth Services. P art merry on Monday Decemoer '4th, 1998 in her 86th year. auby Jones. dearly Oved wife of the late Ralph Jones 1982, Much oved mother of Janet and her husband Kenn McTag- gart, Allan and his wife Deanna Jones, Glona An- ,'rews and the late Glenn Jones. Beloved grand- "cither of Lisa and her husband Rob Carson. Michael McTaggart, Tammy McTaggart. Russell Andrews and Greg and Kevin Jones Great-grandmother of CaM rt. omas and Haley Dear sister of the late Myrna Momsh and Merrtr Ann's Friends will be re- ceived by the family at MEMORIAL CHAPEL BROOKILN 79 Baltlwm Street Srook •tom and ' - Tuesday ;uneral service r ')e chapel Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'dock. Interment to follow at Salem Cemetery In lieu of flowers memonal donations to Mt. Zon ,Jnrted Church or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. CH�,ISqNfAS .MBUq1S Special !� Christmas In Memoriam Pages will publish on Sunday December 20. Deadline Wednesday, December 16- 5pm starting at $49.95 Photo Extra «, s' ; zss Call `-; Classified Advertising _ ,QSHAWA/WH1TBY-CLAR1NGT0N 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 >z AJAX/PICKERING 683-0707 Fax (905) 579-4218 Uxbridge 852-9741 Fax 852-4355 Port Perry 985-2511 Fax 985-1777 0 PAGE 1&THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, December 15.1 9W SAX/ PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... INCERELY YOURS TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER. Call i-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. I'll AVAILABLE Single white lemale. 34. 5'11', medium built, non-smoker, social drinker, hardwork- ing, employed. enjoys long walks. good conversation. horses, friends and more. Seeking an honest, considerate, tall single male with a good sense of humor BOX 11939 FORGET THOSE GAMES 5137, slim, orvorced mom. 39 intelbgent. energetic, with sense of adventure Look- ing or a tall. inlesigent and M male who is un loving to share good times with Not inlo head games BOX 14428 LOOKING FOR ME 27 year old sensitive. attractive white female. Very outgoing. spontaneous. hon- est, loyal, and friends first No head games I enjoy hot summer walks on fie beach. going out. travekrg, and looking for someone new BOX 30540 rM READY ARE YOU 27 r old. sensitive att-ac ve temale. who enjoys sports. movies The dub. and friend- srip first. no head games, must be well educated, should have a sense of humor =lean and charming BOX 30538 HOPE TO HEAR FROM U, Stunning 43 r ctC 'em -nine brunette. ea,cated ptotessional will, eclectic taste. wautd like to meet an inle4gent hard - s -x . well established. fit. spontaneous. assionate gentleman, 39 to 50, with a great seine of humor, to share my love and oo BOX 11531 TIRED OF PLAYING! 27 r old. single worki,g Scorp c smoker 3'+C a social tinker, seeking male. 27 to -S. for friendship. possible rWtionship E -joy long walks. country music, hockey. --ading and spending tine with friends BOX +4178 REACH FOR THE STARS 27 y• plc s.^gie white 'emale emplcyed. with no kids, likes music -ovhes. swimming. fie outdoors and more joking for somepe. 25 10 33, who is my or tater. employed. secure, open honest and likes trying new things BOX '6740 FUN AND ROMANCE? Attractive, petite brunette non-smoker. separated mother or two. employed. kook ng for a kid. tun loving, good natured guy 3545 for friendship, companionship and Possible romance Enjoys animals, music. moves. cooling and serving mmarwhc. candlelight diners. BOX 19280 SEEKING GENTLEMEN 44 yr old. 54', brown hair, blue eyes. enjoys mask. moves, long walks, and roller coasws. Seeking a nab. 39-55, employed, and sincere, good sense of humor. Box 26975 LET'S GET TOGETHER 56 yr old, 57 1R', attractive lady. wanting to meet a fun burg gentlemen. Eryoys vavalirg, sports, 6sh%. dw=g and love to be wwirhed and dined. See for yourself. Box 266 MAKE ME LAUGH 16 yr oki female. light brown hair. blue eyes Likes roves, dancing good caner. scion. and having fin. So" walk 18 plus, wh good saran of Now Francis W Box 30534 CUDDLY TEDDY BEMI? Full figured II 'a. 36, er4oys cooldrg nwsic, to". modes best", air - Sao" someone who con Wqk a" good corwarsabon and can alxept no as I on. BOX 11860 LITTLE WT CODUTRYI 42 yr old, SWNSbd mom of two, Yres rusicw860L Loogfor WpW Wakras ao isW* BOX 10901 WHAT rM LOOKWQ FOR AfIreciwe, caring, honest iN rad head, LM We. WOkM for a tell gw*wrwk 55. 65, who anloys dnrhg Olt, movies, to holding hands. BOX 16553 WAITING FOR YOU... White female, in early 40's, non-smoker. VA th high morals, is looking for a kind, hon - country side, theater, dancing, quiet times est and thoughtful male Enjoys nature. and more. BOX 15855 classical and oldies music, travel and We MUST BE SINCERE! 41 yr old female. 5'8-. blonde half, good sense of humor, enjoys music, movies, art. candlelight dinners, Swimming, walks on the beach, talking and more. Looking for a sincere, romantic man, for a possible rela- tionship. BOX 16039 2 BUSY 4 LOVE! 34 yr old, attractive. separated femake. rice build. 57. 125 bs, brown hair and bog brown eyes. Likes the outdoors, dancing, sports, being with friends. gardening, etc. Looking for someone to have a casual hiendship with. BOX 19229 ARE YOU MY TAZ? Single wMMe female who loves to laugh. 30 with long. curty brown hair and Blue eyes, a teacher Enjoys music, a warm fire, sports, horseback riding, wine, movies and sparldrrg eyes. Want to meet my Tasman - en devil Or just a good cup of coffee. BOX 19251 WAFTED A LONG TiME Fun, earthy educated. 40ish. sloth. single. write. career blonde, wr0h no deperdeni Seeks honest. gentle. hard working. pro- fessional, ready for something special. Aiorg with work. vaned interests included outdoor activities. nature. music. dancing. theater. travel, good friends. and family Genuine nWnies only please BOX 26964 ENJOYS LIFE Professorial. Quietly elegant, pose". So yrs young at heart lady. loves to laugh,. enjoys people. bikin4- outdoors. tine din- ing, traveling. day taps. quiet tunes and more Seek romantic. fun -loving. _- norh-smokmg. single white male to share my me with Box 26959 LOOKING FOR MY MATE 32 r old. erro.cvec. sngie morhe, ,l hil is seeking someone for tnendsMp, to gc out with occasionally and meet for coffee 1L.ikes ookmg. gang to moves .. BOX COME EXPLORE WITH ME Intebgern Cowr is earth, energenc. zest for hit lady seeking a male with similar attributes to share life s chasenges and adventures. BOX 15716 R U INTERESTED? kdependert . 'Wi figured. arracbve. 57. blpde. green eyed, Sagmanan female Seeks a taller, 45-60 yr young men who respects his wOman and likes to talk dine. dance. !augh, travel. wl moves. etc Are you wweresad? Call me_ BOX 26957 rM READY 27 yr old, sensitive attractive, white female. who enjoys the movies. clubs, and friendship first No head games. Must be well educated Should have a sense of hurl clean but charring. Box 30530 RTERESTING GENT? - Female who enjoys many vaned iwetem seeking an educated. interesting gentle- man. 50.60. who is sincere and honest, and enjoys various interests and can afford to! FnWxlshp could blossom to a long tern relationship. BOX 18733 RED ALERT Could this be you? 26 yr did. surface", fit, while female. with blonde hair, blue eyes, that spwak for trertkSelves. Looking for an attractive, fit, fun 1poemg guy, with a warm reran a soul_ to shahs all to good and dmfbnrV times ataad BOX 26955 FUN TO BE WITH 25 yr did, 5', two" hired and eyed, mem- um burl female likes cribs, roves, long walks and quiet rig!is at home. Lao" for an open. hpnest down b sam mole. BOX 13195 ENJOY LIFE TOGETHER 38 yr old, separelad, whits teen", honest, good sense of Nam enjoys cuddy lg. calks and travel. BOX 14305 AIYac". prof ewhil, aeaive, emoipl- aly ams. IL artinWM living, advenkaols saw. Looking for a rton�nndae. 0- rela, 4$ b 00, who appnl4iMs; VMS Wallin and who resemble; sew Jimmy Sffft or Row Deim. BOX 15667 16 yr ofd le We a% likes moves, king waft on tha beack twrldsfabmla and FiT THE BILL? Brown haired, attractive female ,s seeking a tall, tit. hntelfigent. adventurous, romantic male. 40 to 50's, non-smoker, with ntegn- ty. BOX 11800 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. NICE GUY Single dark haired make. 26, tan and fit Likes sports. outdoors, wakct. and quiet evenings Seeking an inteaigerq. attractive. female. 19 to 27 BOX 26994 OUTGOING TALKATIVE Divorced male. 35, brown hair, 6'. Stender build. Looking for friends first, both enjoy country and city We, kids and spending quality time with a quality person between the ages of 30 to 40 Box 16996 CHRISTMAS IS COMING 34 yr old. separated. non-smoking. write fit male. 61-. 210 los erjoys fisrwg. w - doors. long walks, movies, romantic everwhgs. waking and s-ntng Seek attractive female, 27.38, for friendship and possible relationship Port Elope and cobourg areaBOX 26993 SOUND LIKE YOU? Employed mate. 39. 56- fit, enjoy music. especially classic rock. walks. boating. romantic driers, concerts, Ikaraoke and quiet ni" in Seeking ar attractive female who shares the same interests. BOX 11889 WANT NEW SWEETHEART. 67. mus:-ula• ^uir' separa'ec -,aie f ran- crally and emotionally secure. sell ampkoyed, enjoys music, art. woodworking. dogs. gardening, etc. Seekirg a skm to medium built female 23 'c 33, who is fare ry and commitment minded. a non-smoker. likes similar things. gs. for a relationship. Box 11935 ENJOYABLE TIMES 30 y old. 17 It. separated while rather, enjoys walks. movies. rollarbladrg, airing out. etc Seel ng a ion -snaking. while bmale, 20 to 32, slim to medium build, with Slindar interests- BOX 14207 INTERESTED... CALL ME White lather of three. 33. 511-. 140 lbs, social tinker, likes outdoors. waft on to beaches, music. etc. Seeking a lerrale with her head on her shoulders or at bast get" there. Lot's start out with taking. COW now and ten. BOX 14422 WHITBY'S GENTLE BEN Male sealing petite to average fernab to share lite. Spontaneity. cooking, flowers for YOU lust for berg, huggies, that feats any walk along those beaches. Respatt, hon- esty, oldie gotdies. garage sats, laughtirg. Wart to try? 49. Divorced ten years. BOX 26992 sAGITTARIAN PLEASE 45 yr old, white, divorced laver, exafti sense of humor, professional, noeparl. dent, mufti -talented, handsome, lotavy posave and willh good MOM lo be. Seek - Ing a wahre, 40 yr did. pnolessionei, attrac- Vive Segiaanan womhan. for h eido and NWiwutlip. Wh dby area. BOX 26987 RMY AND ROMAKW Single, white mde, 28 yr did, dark hair. Gown eyes. tri, physically.It lila m Lw, cooking, dining out. how 'RV n a hats $pons, DtlkCatiy anyvrg Seeking 26.30. pMaically, it brim, must be' , - and 8fo1Lb bio L*d" tin a hiarw - - ip noa 0161111111101111111 LACE To 6a161g 186 b. 58 yr did, wAtila male, who frits root, =N" WAMr. and clan :g, Who is a nto r"mokec Seaf:g wttf e femMa, 60 yrs and under who is iron Mill menfM, sponlareowe, las a aahea of U-0 NW and linea deicing. BOX 28183 EASY OOM Aid RM 27 yr old male, 67.190 b, sflor dock hair, enjoy *Ad=% kids and vary ougorg, line b krgh. sod" tamale, 22,28, ha: oft is III inipoitia a-- -- f, pielon ell- ty is a plus• love to laugh, good sense of humor, friendly, outgoing a must. BOX 11819 TREAT YOU RIGHT. Black male seeking a nice. intelligent, white female. 25 to 50. to treat like a queen. Let's have lots of tun together. BOX 13231 ROMANTIC MUSICIAN Handsome, romantic, slim, blue eyed singer musician, talented seeks a slim attractive lady 40-50. who likes the old songs and country music. Must want romance. dancing, adventures and become partners in music and love. Own vehicle a must. opportunity knocks once, call me BOX 26947 "MAN FROM MARS " 42, good shape, good mind, hard working I appreaale nabw art and culture, canoe. ing, kayaking, wtertor camping and playing baa. So it your in good shape. adventur- ous. spontaneous. and passionate, give me a call I'll opine to your planet! Kids okay BOX 26965 GIVE ME A CALL 36 yr old. 5'8-, 155 b. tun loving. white, Professional mate. smoker, socio drinker. with brown hair and eyes. Enjoys the out. doors. children and more. So" an attractive. tin, white female. 26 to 32. with similar gh0erests BOX 14317 N COLEBROOK AREA 25 yr old single while male, brown hair, 57-. 150 lbs Enjoys walks on Ohs beach. music and more. Seeking single female. 23 to 28. for poss+We krg term relationship BOX 30537 NEEDS A GOOD WOMAN 27 year old. white ml wee employed, hard working. fit. 61-, 200 Its. seeks a sn- gle who lemake. for possible relationship. Likes kids. and outdoor activities. good food. and the right woman to spoil would be perfect- BOX 30536 SOMETHING IN COMMON? Attractive. 34 yr old. 58., brown hair blue eyes, in goo- shape. construction worker, srjoys lie outdoors Camping, boaaxg. din- ing ou(. music, dancing, working out. etc Looking to meet a single, white female. 23- 34 with some of to same interests. Box 14242 MUGS AND KISSES! Divorced. English gerneman, attractive. 50's. 57r, dark Marr blue @M. non-smok- er. social drinker. ouigoig, honest. consd- all likes cooking. traveling, movies, Adding haril hugs and kisses. Seeking a slim, employed Indy. 35-50. with no depen- darts and sirdar interests. Box 16729 COME INTO MY LIFE! 33 yr old. 5'10-. brown hair and eyes. pro- less*". non -shaker. looking for a loyal. trustworthy and honest lady. 30.35, to share my We and have fun with. Prefer a non-smoker Erjoys the outdoors, moves. cooking. kids and more. Port Hope area BOX 18249 READY TO START OVER 31 yr old, separated white make. would like to enjoy Be with someone new. I'm open minded, love loris, employed and game for arwyvrrg new. irmo water sla.wg. Cotahtry music, to riglwlwe and more. BOX 19231 HEART OF GOLD Probssio al male, youthful 57, Barg on 37, 5'5•, 150 los hard bit year old sp .' can ng, hhor.st. enjoy outdoors, hare we and more. Strong bialy values, non-smok- er, occasional drinker. rarancialry secure. Seeking attractive, sfhm Indy, 40 b 50. who is also f nenady secure. BOX 2M9 OUAUTY GEKT EVAN Whars on yowl dhnsinas WO Maybe me? An allisclivill busi- pofasaio w. w lh diidtarI hap you are a nployed otri - peels tidy Who laswlMyvtig b ogw IWM III dal man Box 26878 KMWSEBCSLADY 23, hopaNse romerific m@K snking va co mplov of a Indy f r kiardthq SIM rwighl lean inti a Mae* nlaiorWalrip.1 you an a lady 20.28, and Opp WAIN movies so" and aldift plasse bawe a raw saga. BOX 26977 CARING LOYAL FNEIID Sm�eWlwandw",. aalabisltad blue eyed pwdssrp ria, Im a very fill, kft- SW aflrecifil pofesI'm nh furlm age tit*bOf aC♦a11 . C g by a fieplape and dining in style!!! BOX 26976 SAGITTARIAN PLEASE 45 yr old divorced lather, excellent sense of humor, professional, independent, multi- talented. handsome, totally positive and with good reason to be. Seeking a 40 yr old. professional. independent, attractive saginanan woman for friendship and rela- donslrp. Whitby. BOX 26972 BEGINNING A NEW White single adventurous male, 46, 6'0", with heart of gold, enjoys weekend get- aways. ding. travel. sitting around the campfire. Seeks single, non-smoking, female. without dependents. 38.44, zest for life. sensitive, caring, honest and sin- cere, in Oshawa Durham area not in to head games. BOX 26973 TREAT YOU RIGHT 40 yr old Make. 510-, good looking. Enjoys sports, dancing, gong out to dimer, krg walks on the beach at night, movies, quiet times. sense of Now. knows how to treat a lady right- Seeking attractive, female. between 32 and 42 BOX 26966 EASY TO PLEASE Single white male. mid 50's. 5'B-. 160 lbs. Idles walks. country dynes. gdt. avid Mad- er, navies. pretty good cook and a bit of a romantic. Non -shaker, social drinker look - rig for a woman who is shin or petite. 40-55 yrs did. BOX 26970 TREAT YOU RIGHT Good lodung maie. 40. S? T enjoys sports, dancing, going out to dimer, king walks on the beach at night haves. quer times. good sense of humor, knows how to treat a lady like a ladyseeking attractive female. 32.42. BOX 30532 SHY GUY 32 yr old shy make is looking for a non- smoking female with a Sim to hied urn build for tun limes and posslbe long term *a- bonSfip. BOX 10973 MOTHER EARTH 60 yr old male who loves the land and country ale. Looking for sortheohe with the seine interests and who s a non-smoker and social drinker 'or a relationship Box 19!284 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per mal WMTBYM)SHAW AREA 58 117. 185 lb. straight acing white male, 45. enjoys weekends at the cdtage. I am a smoker and casual danker $aeltrg the same, 35 to 45. BOX 11930 SALT SEEKRG PEPPER White male. seeking a black make. 25-40, for discreet fun, interested please leave a message. BOX 13931 ALL THIS AiD MORE Gay white male, looting for over gay males, 16-40. for fin Limes. walks in the W" out. piarng sports and BOX x 11607 HEY GUYS WHAT'S UP? 25 yr old mw. smoker, looking for a guy, 19-30. who s good Will , honest, yncal and not in ki head games for an agoing rMaW dill. Eryoy ga^9 b dubs, denial sit BOX 18379 am TBES AWAIT Bi while elate, 34, kvV in Oshawa, lead itg lir altolve maN for anomsrsrs. Lars awl somnimwa aooR.. BOK 10717 MOI E TIE CJI X yr did Bf OAMS aim is swrhng for dsueM moou"va arWpeer nal and omapbs. BOX 13368 ollf7IEET TNJEL_ 23 yr old. 155 b, (rn bawd and bks eyed mall's bol log for undo mete. 18b 25 for dscwM arWcaetNrs Otthtaas area Box 16742 JUST LOM IE M yr old mil mask hair, moa ayes snigM edhnglbokim 510% 170 ba, atjoya wlaldrg oil and mon. Looking for lova. B00( lm is siaigm 809 and aftrao- Call 1-900.451-3793 SZ49 per min. Attached, bi female looking for dean, dis- creet bi female, 28 to 38, for occasional fun. Not interested in a relationship. BOX 26988 GENUINE Tall, black and attractive Non smoking. 36 yr old mom of two. Looking for sincere and honest female to enjoy music, sports, walks. movies theatre and fun times with. Friendship first, possibly more. BOX 26979 NEW TO OSHAWA 37 yr old. gay wrote female, smoker, quiet and shy. likes music, movies. traveling. camping, photography. novels. etc. Looking for a gay temale, 30 to 40, for a solid reia- bonstxp No b women please. BOX 13685 DO YOU LOOK LIKE ME? 24 yr old while. European female. b crf- ous. 5 4-, 118 lbs, Cully brown hair and eyes. looking for a b curious female. with si milan looks as me. BOX 14283 ARE YOU INTO THIS? Single gay, white female looking for an honest, sincere. trustworthy, leminine woman, 32-42 tot friendship first. Into sports, M. working out, traveMg, logging, elk. Non-smoker. social linker. with a great sense of humor, and prefer the same BOX 19312 TIRED OF THE GUYS! Mid 30 s. professional. good 'coking lemale. sensual, awkg, dews and discreet. looking for a first time eraouriler, with a d curious female, for a serious relationship and ala of kin BOX 10825 NEW TO OSHAWA!! 37 yr old. single. gay temale, smoker. is looking for a new and eicitvg beginning Romanbc, quiet and shy. not into the bar scene. likes travel. movies, horse We. hock- ey and baseball. Looking for a female, 35 to 40, kids are okay BOX 19132 AFTERNOON DELIGHTS Mamed couple ,s iook,ng for a d female to share an afternoon of pleasure. BOX 19142 REGULAR OR DECAF? Attractive. si,rr r,cther it wo who enjoys movies. cats, crafts. aquanums, good con. versatan and more. Seeking a b female for Coffee and trendship BOX 16672 can 1-lfoa451s»3 SZ41 Par NWL TRYING TO EXPAND__ ....My Horizons! Fernaie lookirhg for a mile or female friend, who would be interested in gong out with me. to bars, concerts, sport. ing everts, etc. Lers get together and meal raw people. 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