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Health depnnmem fnds 'critical health hazards'
Over 1,000 hazards
found at Pickering
playgrounds
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
Staff Writer
PICKERING — An inspection of
the 43 municipal playgrounds in Pick-
ering conducted by the Durham Re-
gion Health Department found 1,012
"critical health hazards" that could po-
tentially lead to death, dismember-
ment or permanent injury of children.
The inspection also found 341 such
hazards at 31 inspected playgrounds
in Ajax, 89 at 10 inspected in Whitby,
139 at 10 in Oshawa and 108 at I 1 in
Clarington.
However, Pickering director of
parks and facilities Everett Buntsma
says the health department's findings
do not necessarily mean Town play-
grounds arc unsafe. He explains the
inspections evaluated playgrounds for
compliance to a new CSA (Canadian
Standards Association) standard is-
sued in 1998, which is a manufactur-
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ing standard for the playground equip-
rnent industry and was not intended to
be applied retroactively. Pickering has
some playground equipment as much
as 20 years old.
"I think it's a very important issue,"
says Mr. Buntsma. adding he agrees
with the new standard. "1 just don't
know how serious the problem really
is out there. I think our playgrounds
are relatively safe"
The new CSA requirements deal in
detail with factors such as:
• points at which clothes can become
entangled on equipment such as slides
and sliding poles;
• head and neck entrapment points,
• missing or inadequate safety barriers
on elevated equipment;
• more than two swings per bay,
sprung 's' hooks or hard seats on
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Kayla Legere, 11, left, and Karis Mann. 7, go
planade Park behind Town hall Saturday. The
for a spin on 'the Sizzler', one of several rides
winter carnival also featured a snow sculpting
in the midway at Pickering Winterfest in Es-
contest using white stuff firm local arenas.
Man charged twice in RIDE checks
BY STEPHEN SHAW
the police station, "where one of the officers recog-
Staff Writer
nized the accused as the person arrested (on Nov.
For the second time in 12 days a Toronto man has
28):'
been charged with driving drunk after being stopped
The man wouldn't submit to a breath test and was
at a Durham Regional Police RIDE check.
charged with impaired driving, said the officer.
Police say the man was first arrested Nov. 28 after
Sgt. Grimley said that, while police frequently
failing a breathalyzer test at a roadside check at
find repeat offenders, two arrests in such a short time
Brock Street and Taunton Road in Whitby. He was
"is not something we see all that often"
charged with exceeding the legal blood-alcohol level
Lawrence Finn, 19, has been charged with exceed
and his licence was suspended for 90 days.
.08, impaired driving, refusing to provide a breath
.;
The second arrest happened early Friday after po-
sample and driving under suspension. He was held in
lice observed a Honda make a sudden U-turn near a
custody over the weekend and was to appear in Os -
RIDE check on Kingston Road in Pickering.
hawa court Monday.
"An officer followed the vehicle and it was even-
Police say 1 l drivers were charged with exceed
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tually stopped. The driver turned aggressive towards
.08 during the third week of the annual holiday sea -
the officer, who radioed for assistance," Sergeant Jim
son RIDE program; 27 have been charged since it
Grimley said.After his arrest the man was brought to
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Health depnnmem fnds 'critical health hazards'
Over 1,000 hazards
found at Pickering
playgrounds
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
Staff Writer
PICKERING — An inspection of
the 43 municipal playgrounds in Pick-
ering conducted by the Durham Re-
gion Health Department found 1,012
"critical health hazards" that could po-
tentially lead to death, dismember-
ment or permanent injury of children.
The inspection also found 341 such
hazards at 31 inspected playgrounds
in Ajax, 89 at 10 inspected in Whitby,
139 at 10 in Oshawa and 108 at I 1 in
Clarington.
However, Pickering director of
parks and facilities Everett Buntsma
says the health department's findings
do not necessarily mean Town play-
grounds arc unsafe. He explains the
inspections evaluated playgrounds for
compliance to a new CSA (Canadian
Standards Association) standard is-
sued in 1998, which is a manufactur-
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ing standard for the playground equip-
rnent industry and was not intended to
be applied retroactively. Pickering has
some playground equipment as much
as 20 years old.
"I think it's a very important issue,"
says Mr. Buntsma. adding he agrees
with the new standard. "1 just don't
know how serious the problem really
is out there. I think our playgrounds
are relatively safe"
The new CSA requirements deal in
detail with factors such as:
• points at which clothes can become
entangled on equipment such as slides
and sliding poles;
• head and neck entrapment points,
• missing or inadequate safety barriers
on elevated equipment;
• more than two swings per bay,
sprung 's' hooks or hard seats on
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Park upgrades a priority: Brenner
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swings;
- lack of shock -absorbent de-
vices beneath teeter-totter
seats and pinch points at the
fulcrum;
- inadequate protective sur-
facing materials under and
around play equipment.
"These are the things
they're referring to as critical
hazards;" says Mr. Buntsma.
" I know what the health de-
partment did was well-inten-
tioned. But things might not
be as unsafe as some might
think:'
He's particularly puzzled
by the higher number of crit-
ical playground hazards
found in Pickering compared
to the rest of Durham.
"We have the same play-
ground apparatus in Picker-
ing that has been purchased
by every municipality in On-
tario. I don't understand it at
all."
The inspections in Picker-
ing were carried out between
May and October and the
Town received a letter ex-
plaining the results of each.
Mr. Buntsma says when a let-
ter was received crews were
sent out to correct every
problem identified that could
be fixed within the depart-
ment budget for the year. A
list of things that couldn't be
corrected this %ear has been
drawn up.
"By January I will have a
full report from my staff."
There is currently close to
$400,000 in the Town's
planned 2000 budget for
playground equipment re-
placement and renovations.
But, Mr. Buntsma expects the
changes required to bring all
Pickering's playgrounds up
to the new standard would
cost more than that.
He notes the CSA is a pri-
vately -funded organization
and not a government or reg-
ulatory agency. and that it is
not mandatory for municipal
parks to meet its standards.
Still, he adds, "We are
going to do everything we
can to bring all our equip-
ment into compliance. We
need an action plan and that's
what my staff are putting to-
gether right now:'
Ward I Regional Council-
lor Maurice Brenner, who
raised the issue at Town
Council last week, wants the
Town to act quickly on it.
At has to be dealt with as
a priority. It can't wait:'
Coun. Brenner says he's
frustrated by the fact there's
no report available yet to
councillors that clearly iden-
tifies exactly what hazards
were found at which play-
grounds. And he maintains
that information should be
shared with the public.
"Residents reall} halve the
right to know.' he savti.
This holiday season may we
suggest giving someone
something
to smile about.
Cosmetic Tooth Whitening
from Pickering Square Dental
Office
because it's always nicer to give
than to receive.
Dr.'Marvin Lean D.D.S.
1450 Kingston Rd., Suite 4
Tel: (905) 420-1777
Fax: (905) 420-4056
Talking Yellow:
416-292-1010
code 8650
adding they need the infor-
mation so they can decide for
themselves how to deal with
the situation.
"I wouldn't want to put a
child on a swing and find out
later it was identified as one
of those swings that had an
's' hook that wouldn't close:'
Mr. Buntsma says Town
staff have discussed placing
signs at the affected play-
grounds explaining which
equipment is non-compliant,
but no decision to do so has
yet been made.
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Popular MD brought 10, 000 babies into the world
Dr. Henderson funeral Wednesday
The funeral for well-known obstetri-
cian Dr. David Henderson, who died
suddenly while cross-country skiing in
Colorado, will be held Wednesday.
A mass will be held at St. Bernadette
Catholic Church at Harwood Avenue
and Bayly Street in Ajax at 1 I a.m.
Visitation will be held Tuesday from
2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at McEach-
nic Funeral Home (428-8488), 28 Old
Kingston Rd. in Pickering Village.
Dr. Henderson died last Wednesday,
just days after he celebrated his 60th
birthday. He and a friend agreed to meet
their wives later in the day because they
wanted to ski some uncharted territory.
The father of four and grandfather of
seven reportedly expressed a desire to
rest, laid down his head and never
awoke. The cause of death has not yet
been determined.
It is estimated the England native de-
livered some 10,000 babies after com-
ing to Ajax with his wife Penny in 1970,
where he joined the Ajax -Pickering
Banged -up
`Bang Bang'
bandit linked
to area heists
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
Police de -o ribed the elusive 'Bang
Bang Bandit; believed responsible for
a two-year bank -heist spree across
Greater Toronto, as a professional.
But as far as Louis Lalande is con-
cerned the suspected serial robber is
nothing but an "amateur."
Durham Regional Police say the
gunman captured by a group of Good
Samaritans led by the 64 -year-old
Newcastle resident during a botched
holdup last Tuesday in Oshawa has
now been linked to 25 bank robberies
dating back to March 1997.
Mr. Lalande, a Knights of Colum-
bus service club volunteer, was selling
tickets for a charity raffle at a booth in
front of the Bank of Montreal, at the
East Mall on King Street East. After
hearing gunfire, the retired construc-
tion worker grabbed an aluminum
folding chair from his stand, entered
the bank, crept up behind the bandit
and whacked him over the head sever -
'al times, knocking the gun from his
hand. The dazed robber was then
jumped by three men, tackled to the
,ground and held for police.
Police recovered a starter's pistol.
They began reviewing seized bank
surveillance videotapes from several
.-.''unsolved robberies in the region, at-
tributed to the Bang Bang Bandit.
They quickly contacted colleagues
from the Toronto and York police
forces and began comparing notes.
Police say they were able to link
the suspect to eight heists in Pickering,
Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa, 1.4 in
Toronto and three in York Region.
At the end of some of the bandit's
holdup notes, the warning "bang,
bang" would be scrawled.
Miguel Andrew Thomas, 22, of
Toronto, has been charged with 25
counts of robbery and three counts of
using a firearm in the commission of
an offence. s, .
General Hospital (now Ajax -Pickering
Health Centre) and maintained a pri-
vate practice as an obstetrician and gy-
necologist.
In lieu of flower-., the family has
asked that donations be made in Dr.
Henderson's memory to the Ajax -Pick-
ering Hospital Foundation.
Books of condolences can be signed
at the hospital — in the administration
office or east lobby — and will be
turned over to Dr. Henderson's family.
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Congratulations
to all the choirs who participated in
the 5th Annual Choirs Festival:
Conant P.S.
Kathleen Rowe P.S.
St. Patrick Catholic School
St. Monica Catholic School
St. Wilfred P.S.
R.H. Cornish P.S.
Duffins Bay P.S.
William Dunbar P.S.
St. Issac Jogues Catholic
West Lynde P.S.
Southwood Park P.S.
Leslie McFarlane P.S.
Bayview Heights P.S.
Lincoln Avenue P.S.
Our Lady of the Bay P.S.
Epsom P.S.
St. Theresa Elementary
Beau Valley P.S.
St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School
Applecroft P.S.
Westney Heights P.S.
Holy Redeemer Catholic School
Gandatsetiagon P.S.
Dr. Robert Thornton P.S.
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Ed itori I &OPINIONS
Getab ate the+ future!
N E W S AD V E
EDITORIAL
United front needed
to head off separatists
Partisan politics not useful
in Quebec question
When it comes to the Quebec issue at
least, it seems Prime Minister Jean
Chretien can't win for losing. At least
until now.
Ripped in his own home province for
being a key signatory when the Consti-
tution was approved in 1982 - it still
hasn't been ratified by Quebec - Mr.
Chretien has spent nearly 20 years de-
fending himself as a proud francophone
Quebecer who also happens to be a
staunch federalist. That can be a diffi-
cult sell in the coffee shops of Shawini-
gan, Quebec City and east -end Montre-
al.
In any event, Mr. Chretien was pum-
melled by the opposition parties after
doing little to battle the Parti Quebecois
and Lucien Bouchard during the 1995
referendum. That vote was won by the
federalist cause by a whisker. It's likely
the PM vowed then and there to never
allow it to be so close again while he
was Canada's leader.
Now, more than four years after that
too -close -for -comfort vote, Mr. Chre-
tien has come out with a hardline stance.
He has told Premier Bouchard and all
separatists that Canada will decide what
constitutes a majority vote for separa-
tion and what is an acceptable question
in a referendum. With
the question should
of voters it will take f
"ion, the PM has
government Canada
will have the last word on the issue.
It's what we've needed to hear since
PQ founder Rene Levesque was first
elected Quebec premier back in 1976.
Separatists have hijacked the referen-
dum question, the terms for separation
and all other Quebec issues for nearly a
quarter -of -a -century.
Despite having Quebecers as Prime
Minister for nearly that same period of
time and many Quebecers in key cabi-
net posts, the fells have always played
catch-up. We've often seen our prime
ministers, be they Pierre Trudeau, Brian
Mulroney or Mr. Chretien, reacting too
late to moves made by Mr. Levesque,
Jacques Parizeau or Mr. Bouchard.
It's high time Canada called the
shots. It was comforting to see Reform
and Official Opposition leader Preston
Manning back the PM's plan after ini-
tially opposing it. Now, perhaps Tory
leader Joe Clark and NDP leader Alexa
McDonough as well as Quebec Liberal
leader Jean Charest should get on the
unity train. The next referendum won't
be held for several years yet but, this
time at least, we'll need all federalist
forces united to stop separatism for the
long-term future.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
brutally killed Matti or those who
Punish bad teens, do any other violent acts should re-
but praise good ccive punishment to the full extent �
of the law. But we must remember
the other side as well and 1'd like to
too give a couple of examples of
ones,
teenagers who not only acte
thew d To e editor: sponsibly but also with unselfish i
There is such a thing as a good caring and concern.
teen. As a secondary school teacher in
With all the news and concern the GTA, l have dealt with many
over the horrendous death of Matti students, and I've seen much good
Baranovski and the arrest of the and much bad in teens, but these
teenage thugs who possibly did this two incidents stand out as typifying
disgusting act, as well as the prob- the regular, everyday adolescent.
lcm with violence in our schools, One afternoon as 1 was walking
there needs to be a balance sheet out to my car, I was called to the
created in order to show the public side of the school by several of my
ns, in fact the majority students. I found a young girl lying
good kids and law- on the ground having a severe asth-
ng citizens. ma attack. She was surrounded by a
me wrong. I believe large number of students trying to
ly that the youths who help. One boy was holding her in
his arms and another was bending
down attempting to comfort her.
When I asked for some water, 15
bottles were pushed in my direc-
tion. When I asked for a blanket or
something to keep her warm, 20
coats and jackets were passed over.
effort - it would be money better spent.
The money could be spread around
nicely on efforts that would benefit
everyone, instead of what boils down
to pictures and data that amount to
very little other than another Web site
for the computer generation to reach.
But once again common sense is
thrown out the window. We will prob-
ably ably see other rocket launched soon
with a second polar lander, new and
improved of course, headed to pick up
where this failed effort left off. More
money thrown at the project.
It will get a lot of play on the news-
casts and new.�apers, along with a fun
and interactive Web site to watch the
results. And down here on lonely old
earth, we'll just have to accept that in
the eyes of some, politicians and
NASA scientists for example, all of
that money is well spent.
out revealing what E-mail comments on this editorial to that most tee
be and what number nnewsC&durham.net. Submissions of teens, arc
or approval of sep- which include the writer's full name abiding, cari
told the Quebec and town of residence will be consid- Don't get
and Canada alone eyed for publication. wholehearted
just Mone 's lost ins ace
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Mars probe dollars could be better spent
Mars. The latest frontier.
The latest popular frontier that is.
But why? -
Not why is it popular, the high level
of intrigue people have with the red
planet doesn't surprise me. The idea of
touching down on an orb a billion
miles away for exploration is certainly
exciting. What makes me ask why,
when it comes to all the hype sur-
rounding the Mars Polar Lander, is the
cost?
Certainly this isn't the first time
anyone has questioned the space pro-
gram and the dollars spent there, bil-
lions out the window basically to
quench our curiosity. Yet it boggles the
mind to think how all that money cbuld
be spent on more worthwhile endeav-
ours.
Take for instance the price tag on
the polar lander that turned into a huge
nothing this past week. It was billed at
$165 million. But it's a project that, to
me at a glance has very little value.
At least with the space shuttle, ex-
periments designed to help out in med-
ical and scientific research can be used
David
Stell
Staff Mitor
to find a positive bottom line for the
staggering costs. But where is the ben-
efit from landing a remote-controlled
car on Mars?
. Taking this at its simplest form, try
to imagine the $165 million being
spent on research for projects such as
finding an alternative to fossil, fuels or
building homeless shelters and staffing
them. Better yet, pull together some of
the greatest scientific minds in the
world, lay out the $165 million in front
of them. Give them a chance to spend
it on researching a cure for diseases
such as cancer, lung disease or maybe
the Ebola virus.
Even if they come up with a big fat
doughnut - nothing to show for their
Throe students ran to call 911 and
another girl held her hand. Not one
student left until the ambulance ar-
rived, because they were con-
cerned. I was so proud of them all.
The other incident took place
just this week. Our school council
had organized a 'Loonie Week' in
which to raise money for some un-
derprivileged children in the neigh-
bourhood. The money was to go for
Christmas gifts and a party. In one
week, my homeform class of 20
students gave from their own pock-
ets a total of $1 10.
These examples are two of many
other heartwarming instances of our
teenagers' values, concern and care
for others.
So yes, punish the bad ones, but
be sure to praise the good ones too.
Remember that praise brings about
great self-esteem and these teens of
E-mail commute on this colum�r to
nnews@dttrham.nat. Submissions
which include the writers full nanx
and town of resi&nce will be consid-
aped for publication.
today will be the future society
which leads us into the new millen-
nium of tomorrow.
Dey J. Brownlee,
Pickering
NEWS
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Newspaper
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Publisher
Joanne Burghardt
Editor -in -Chief
Steve Houston
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Real Estate Automotive
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will have the last word on the issue.
It's what we've needed to hear since
PQ founder Rene Levesque was first
elected Quebec premier back in 1976.
Separatists have hijacked the referen-
dum question, the terms for separation
and all other Quebec issues for nearly a
quarter -of -a -century.
Despite having Quebecers as Prime
Minister for nearly that same period of
time and many Quebecers in key cabi-
net posts, the fells have always played
catch-up. We've often seen our prime
ministers, be they Pierre Trudeau, Brian
Mulroney or Mr. Chretien, reacting too
late to moves made by Mr. Levesque,
Jacques Parizeau or Mr. Bouchard.
It's high time Canada called the
shots. It was comforting to see Reform
and Official Opposition leader Preston
Manning back the PM's plan after ini-
tially opposing it. Now, perhaps Tory
leader Joe Clark and NDP leader Alexa
McDonough as well as Quebec Liberal
leader Jean Charest should get on the
unity train. The next referendum won't
be held for several years yet but, this
time at least, we'll need all federalist
forces united to stop separatism for the
long-term future.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
brutally killed Matti or those who
Punish bad teens, do any other violent acts should re-
but praise good ccive punishment to the full extent �
of the law. But we must remember
the other side as well and 1'd like to
too give a couple of examples of
ones,
teenagers who not only acte
thew d To e editor: sponsibly but also with unselfish i
There is such a thing as a good caring and concern.
teen. As a secondary school teacher in
With all the news and concern the GTA, l have dealt with many
over the horrendous death of Matti students, and I've seen much good
Baranovski and the arrest of the and much bad in teens, but these
teenage thugs who possibly did this two incidents stand out as typifying
disgusting act, as well as the prob- the regular, everyday adolescent.
lcm with violence in our schools, One afternoon as 1 was walking
there needs to be a balance sheet out to my car, I was called to the
created in order to show the public side of the school by several of my
ns, in fact the majority students. I found a young girl lying
good kids and law- on the ground having a severe asth-
ng citizens. ma attack. She was surrounded by a
me wrong. I believe large number of students trying to
ly that the youths who help. One boy was holding her in
his arms and another was bending
down attempting to comfort her.
When I asked for some water, 15
bottles were pushed in my direc-
tion. When I asked for a blanket or
something to keep her warm, 20
coats and jackets were passed over.
effort - it would be money better spent.
The money could be spread around
nicely on efforts that would benefit
everyone, instead of what boils down
to pictures and data that amount to
very little other than another Web site
for the computer generation to reach.
But once again common sense is
thrown out the window. We will prob-
ably ably see other rocket launched soon
with a second polar lander, new and
improved of course, headed to pick up
where this failed effort left off. More
money thrown at the project.
It will get a lot of play on the news-
casts and new.�apers, along with a fun
and interactive Web site to watch the
results. And down here on lonely old
earth, we'll just have to accept that in
the eyes of some, politicians and
NASA scientists for example, all of
that money is well spent.
out revealing what E-mail comments on this editorial to that most tee
be and what number nnewsC&durham.net. Submissions of teens, arc
or approval of sep- which include the writer's full name abiding, cari
told the Quebec and town of residence will be consid- Don't get
and Canada alone eyed for publication. wholehearted
just Mone 's lost ins ace
Yp
Mars probe dollars could be better spent
Mars. The latest frontier.
The latest popular frontier that is.
But why? -
Not why is it popular, the high level
of intrigue people have with the red
planet doesn't surprise me. The idea of
touching down on an orb a billion
miles away for exploration is certainly
exciting. What makes me ask why,
when it comes to all the hype sur-
rounding the Mars Polar Lander, is the
cost?
Certainly this isn't the first time
anyone has questioned the space pro-
gram and the dollars spent there, bil-
lions out the window basically to
quench our curiosity. Yet it boggles the
mind to think how all that money cbuld
be spent on more worthwhile endeav-
ours.
Take for instance the price tag on
the polar lander that turned into a huge
nothing this past week. It was billed at
$165 million. But it's a project that, to
me at a glance has very little value.
At least with the space shuttle, ex-
periments designed to help out in med-
ical and scientific research can be used
David
Stell
Staff Mitor
to find a positive bottom line for the
staggering costs. But where is the ben-
efit from landing a remote-controlled
car on Mars?
. Taking this at its simplest form, try
to imagine the $165 million being
spent on research for projects such as
finding an alternative to fossil, fuels or
building homeless shelters and staffing
them. Better yet, pull together some of
the greatest scientific minds in the
world, lay out the $165 million in front
of them. Give them a chance to spend
it on researching a cure for diseases
such as cancer, lung disease or maybe
the Ebola virus.
Even if they come up with a big fat
doughnut - nothing to show for their
Throe students ran to call 911 and
another girl held her hand. Not one
student left until the ambulance ar-
rived, because they were con-
cerned. I was so proud of them all.
The other incident took place
just this week. Our school council
had organized a 'Loonie Week' in
which to raise money for some un-
derprivileged children in the neigh-
bourhood. The money was to go for
Christmas gifts and a party. In one
week, my homeform class of 20
students gave from their own pock-
ets a total of $1 10.
These examples are two of many
other heartwarming instances of our
teenagers' values, concern and care
for others.
So yes, punish the bad ones, but
be sure to praise the good ones too.
Remember that praise brings about
great self-esteem and these teens of
E-mail commute on this colum�r to
nnews@dttrham.nat. Submissions
which include the writers full nanx
and town of resi&nce will be consid-
aped for publication.
today will be the future society
which leads us into the new millen-
nium of tomorrow.
Dey J. Brownlee,
Pickering
NEWS
ADVERTISER
A Metroland Community
Newspaper
Tim Whittaker
Publisher
Joanne Burghardt
Editor -in -Chief
Steve Houston
Xtanaging Editor
Bruce Danford
Director of
Advertising
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Retail Advertising
Manager
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C 7assifred : t dvertising
Afanager
John Willems
Real Estate Automotive
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Lillian Hook
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the Ontario Press Council.
The publisher reserves the
right to classify or refuse
any advertisement. Credit
for advertisement limited
to space price error occu-
pies.
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Celebrate
Wednesday, December I S
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TUESDAY, DEC. 14
BONSAI: The Matsuyama
Bonsai Society meets at 7
p.m. at Faith Place. 44
William St. W.. Oshawa.
Open to everyone interested
in bonsai. 436-1990, 683-
2568.
PARENT SUPPORT: The
local chapter of the Associa-
tion of Parent Support
Groups holds its weekly
meeting at 7:15 p.m. for par-
ents of kids involved in
drugs, alcohol, running
away, dropping out of
school. crimes and parent
abuse. Call 416-223-7444 or
1-800-488-5666 for location.
HEALTH: Chiropractor Dr.
John Noble hosts Back Talk.
a free health workshop at
6:30 p.m. at the Ajax -Picker-
ing. Village Chiropractic
Centre at 8 Old Kingston
Rd.. Ajax. Limited seating.
Reserve. 427-3202.
CANCER: The Annual
Christmas Carol Sing and
Social is held from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. at Hearth Place
Cancer Suppcxt Centre, 86
Colborne St. W.. Oshawa.
579-4833 to register.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY:
The: Pickering Township His-
torical Society meets at 7:30
p.m. at the East Shore Com-
munity Centre on Liverpool
Rd. just south of Bayly St.
The topic will be 'Y I K TO
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Y2K, a Thousand Years of
History'. presented by soci-
ety vice-president and me-
dievalist John Sabean.Meet-
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and light refreshments. Free.
All welcome. 839-1221
(Tom Mohr).
(WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15
TOASTMASTERS: The
Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters
Club meets at the Dundee
Private Investors Manage-
ment/Prudential building,
c0rncr of Bayly St. and Fin-
ley Ave.. Ajax. Meet and
greet at 7:15 p.m., meeting
frorn 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Meet-
ing theme is The Millenni-
um. Learn public speaking
and leadership skills. 683-
4439 (John). 619-9079
(Nancy).
OPEN EUCHRE: The
Ladies Auxiliary of Royal
Canadian Legion Branch
606 hosts an open euchre at 8
p.m. at the Legion hall, 1555
Bayly St.. Pickering. Prizes
and refrehments. All wel-
come. 839-2990.
CANCER: A weekly Care-
giver Support Group drop in
meeting, where people sup-
porting a cancer patient can
share feelings and coping
strategies, is held from 7 to 9
p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer
Support Centre, 86 Colborne
St. N%'.. Oshawa. 579-4833,
Tuesday,
December 14, 1999
Tristax
News Tuesday's carrier of the
Advertiser week is Tristan. He
enjoys Tae Kwon Do and
BN $ Jewelliers
soccer. He will receive
Aiaxipi& a dinner for -4 voucher,
compliments of
AlXIPICL McDonald's.
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for being our Carrier of
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For information on delivering
your advertising flyers,
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for Family Christmas party
PICKERING — The community
is invited to a Family Christmas party
Sunday, Dec. 19 from I to 4 p.m. at
Canoe Landing, 1129 Bayly Street,
Pickering.
There'll be refreshments, holiday
treats. Christmas presents for the kids
and lots of fun. Children can meet
Santa between I and 3 p.m. and re-
ceive their own personalized photo.
Canoe Landing is a development
by Intracorp and Marion Hill, and
consists of 60 townhomes on French-
man's Bay.
4 Wks. for
$4!900
Includes
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some tips to avioid the bolilday hmards.
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Pickering Fire Department Inspector Ron Ireland gives the thumbs dorm to some
Christmas novelty candles cis thev might pose a hazard.
Keep the home fires from burning
Novelty Christmas candles a
holiday hazard: firefighters
BY NbI RIAN L 7AKAC'S
Staff Writer
They may tie cute and festive, but many
Christmas novelty candles available in shapes
such a. Santis, snowmen, teddy bears andIit-
ile houses pone: a serious fire hazard and
should only be used with great care, warns the
Pickering Fire Department.
"It' you're going to light one, make sure
you have it supervised at all times;' says In-
spector Grant Cornish, a fire prevention offi-
cer with the department.
The problem is the 'whipped wax' the
novelty candles are often made of. It melts
more quickly than the wick burns and the
whole candle melts down and hums unpre-
dictably. The result can be a long or folded -
over wick with a flame up to five inches high,
or a candle that topples over because it's melt-
ed unevenly.
Of particular concern is the fact the novel-
ty candles are often attractive to children.
"Candles 5ke this you don't want to have
in a child's room," says Insp. Cornish. Neither
should they be placed on a low table or any
place they can be knocked over by rambunc-
tious children or pets, or on a fireplace mantel
where they can easily fall off or where the
high flame can reach decorations or a picture
on the wall above. And they should never be
left burning without an adult in the room. As
well, the wick should be cut down to no more
than half an inch before they're lit.
It's even better just to use the candles as
ornaments and not light them at all, he notes,
and not leave them where children will be
tempted to light them.
You can usually tell if a candle is made of
whipped wax by the weight, according to
Insp. Cornish. It's usually much lighter than a
regular candle of the same size.
Of course novelty candles aren't the only
holiday fire hazard. As firefighters are only
too aware, the season's combination of can-
dles, lights, dry Christmas trees, lit fireplaces,
partying and excessive alcohol consumption
can be deadly.
"For a number of years, in the '80:; espe-
cially, we used to get a lot of bad Christmas
fires;' say. Pickering d.:puty fire chief Bill
Douelas. "But the last few years have been re-
ally go i. I think people are becoming more
fire safety -conscious:'
It's also important for people not to be -
conic complacent about tires even though
they have smoke detectors to help them get
out of a burning house.
"It's not only the danger that somebody
could get burnt or hurt;" note. Dep. Chief
Douglas, explaining even a fire that gets put
out relatively quickly can cause lots of smoke
and heat damage. Repairs and clean-up can
keep a family out of their home for a long
time, and irreplaceable possessions such as
photos can be lost.
Here are some Christmas fire safety tips
from the Pickering Fire Department:
• Make sure your Christmas tree is well -wa-
tered each day, and remember to cut a slice
off the bottom of the trunk immediately be-
fore putting it up to ensure it will be able to
absorb the water. Place the tree in a good
stand that can hold plenty of water.
- Keep all candles away from trees, curtains,
clothing and anything else flammable, and
out of reach of children and pets. Don't leave
candles unattended and always place them in
a proper holder.
• Throw out old, frayed or substandard tree
lights.
• Avoid the use of extension cords as much as
possible, especially under carpets, since they
have a tendency to break down over time. If
the plug of a cord is warm, don't use it, and
never use one that's been repaired.
• Don't leave fireplaces unattended and al-
ways use a screen. Don't throw wrapping
paper into a fireplace because it contains ma-
terials that encourage the build-up of creosote
in the chimney, which can eventually lead to
a chimney fire. Sparks from the burning paper
can also cause a fire.
• Have a working fire extinguisher.
• Make sure smoke alarms are tested and in
good working order. Check the batteries and
change them if necessary.
• Have your family review their fire escape
plan.
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Ogd:are s Used Equipment
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BABYSrFTENHOUSEKEEPER Fisher's Farm Service, Ashburn
experienced. Pickering Area. (905) 655.3842
Call 416.512.4434
LIVE-IN Nanny/housekeeper BargaincarrierIo start immeditely
in the Ajax area. Guyanese CHESTERFIELD - like new,
preferred. Please call 428- neutral pastel, multicolored.
990¢
or (416)543.2939 ask for Bunion tufted back and w*M
Sabenaaccents on the arms $300
LIVE -OUT Nanny required to
care for 2 E 6 yr. olds. Must
be ran -smoker, have own
trar S%a,han and rererences.
To start Janus 04/00.
(905)427-9571 afteru.
LIVEOUT NANNY, full time.
for 3 childden, experienced.
relerei . Pickering. Call
Peppy (905)837-8889.
NANNY Iive in or out for Ajax
send info with phone number
& relerences to P0. Box
66112, 1355 Kingston Rd.
Pic". Ont. L1V- 6P7.
NEEDED. LME -IN caregiver
for two children age 5A6 meal
prep, general housekeeping.
willing to work some evenings
& weekends, 905-420-3997,
r Ctrs
!Nell"
AFFORDABLE HOME day-
care. before and after school.
ler students Meriting St. Ekz-
abefth Solon. nutritious meads
and snacks, crafts. outdoor
play. (905) 425276
EXPERIENCED daycare tot
your little ones. Safe and b# -
Ing emrronmerd, nutritious
meals. educa lonl toys, dole
to park. FuWPart erne. $90/
weekly W ehase
for Fine. P
aft 427-0620
HOME DAYCARE provided by
experienced mom (rtiploma in
duldhoodladoksarce) Ac-
ctpkrq �dltrtn t« wirkMr va-
school ReMraso gbk�rablhs�
Ia0-3
k1-d5a?e. Rspec . WIMIes/Amber-
PICKERING Besse / Hello:
ovrig daycare 18 morths b
12 Dal oull
ftencebackyardd and park)
Crafts story bme. music. nu-
tmbus meaty A snacks. First
Aid. C.PR. certified. Non -
i244
smokinp, reeapes. 905-428-
SCHOOL BREAK Dezember
16 -January 10 day A
baDysmng. Mother will A
experienced teenager avail-
able Flexible Your home
FinldrDuxie arta. 905-831-
5889
e e Free trmk
RESCUED Cats and kittens
available for adoption. Please
aft 905571-7402.
1 Fireetood
KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, Fix-
aikerhl very bat quality Itard-
wood. guaranteed extra long
time fully seasoned. cut 8
Split. "mat meawe m".
fee delivery. 905-753.2246.1pp
gAuaMIOMyLUTELY THE NW
se.tied hardwood.
fly and Frit•JnrNrp,-AW 1NM11-
427-5278 bill
ANDY'$ FIREWOOD Stn-
solltA to omw . Cd A IBM,
may. Cal�Fne
Lwow
broken sbids tot APiclatip or ng.00d.
aYNr) aB't'`9o.
WnonIn best tables
PicttriNp 7oiWME
Oshnll COwice. Cis aryr
un 205427-1734.
mit $3re11Md
Dry alt 8 OR
41th1!'
Fm ddVery in
Oshawa a
Cal Vin I-=.718txor
i
-all
2t�yME�ti Ndw OW TTM4. 575. "N905-
AINIM
,Fell
Apppp,thfore WINK Cog Rub
lm 42MH521 WidualK%
httlppRK
o0-0.Call "905)
905) 723 4294.
SEWING MACHINE desk. 3
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(905)4261990. - - --
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Articles
f2'
3 DOOR BAR mage for sale
with draft s S. excellent
ccoondition. 51500. (905)430-
9 PC. OAK dmng room suite.
buffet, hutch, table. 4 side
chain. 2 arm chairs, new,
must sell. Call Steve. home
paper: 416-372-0623.
LEATHER JACKETS, up to 1/
2 price. leather purses from
$9.99, luggage from $19.99,
leather wallets from $6.99.
Everythil Must Go! FanMly
Leather. 55 Points Mall Osha-
wa. 905.728-9830.
ANNOUNCING NEW lower
price on mind dish satellites.
Only $199 aver rebates of
lease for $12 49 morlibil
Programming from $8.95
mo" 14 yeah expenen.
tswla0a-.lte f
APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2
door frost tree. ddon stove•
m, -,I heavy duty washer
A dryer $675 AN - will xS��a-
rate. Alsop Kenmore washer
16 -822 -used 29069 5250. PON"
MOWN alumiril glass door
wM screen acid 1%, 1t lock.
good condition. $125. Call
71-W07 (sip)
CARPETS SALE A HARD-
WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3
rooms 5339 (30 so yd) In-
droes- ravel. premum pad
tankhnstaA = Fite tW
maa. caw repairs Serv-
arw. Caw Cardia A«.poed
Cal Sam 905686.1 m.
CARPET AND VINYL - carpet
tree rooms. 30 square
from 5329 installed. I will ds -
conA your best gavots up b
10% Customer sacro tin
frim
Call -41 for your
fit estrniate, 905.431-4040
CHRISTWedneMAS SALE - Surfs
Y. W%%
% OR December Up
END OF LINE CLEAROUT,
everything must go. Mattress-
es from $59.. mattress set
from $159. single, double sett
from $219.. queen set from
5269. Factory Mattress 1-888-
221}2282. 1650 Bayly St.,
0288
Pickering. Ontario. (905) 837-
FUTONS, MEAN BAGS, sofas,
mattresses. recliners. wing
chairs. etc. The best quality at
lowestthe price Fulcris andtags
in sill readytowrap up for
Christmas. tapirs Furmtltre.
488 Kinq $1 W., Oshawa 905)
436-0860 P.S. Santa S�rops
Luigi's for huge sawi gsr! f i
GIANT LUMBER SALE: PINE.
SPRUCE HEMLOCK Lumber
dressed all 4 sides. We have
sametlorg t« everyone. Pine
craft wood 2'x3• up to 1•x12'.
Wainscotting. V-Joim and
tongue and groove pine:
1•x6•=.211. 1'irr bit. 1•x10'=
45t. 2-x4". 2'x6'. 70. 2'x101.
2'x17. 4'x4-, 06' This
week's special: 6-x5 hemlock
$1.50lloot large selection of
pine 1•x8'. 1'x10•. 1'02'
rough lumber for Board'n'Ba-
ton. Delivery Available Open
7 dayyweek. 9a.m.-9p m
905720-0654 or 613-623-
6414.
GOLF CLUBS, (mora 8 la-
des). $75. 10.000 BTU air
orldloorler. $175.. ddklnudTRr
$75. Noma Snow -Shove) SM.
dlats -of -drawers $75. cap -
Ott Doter $95. delphonle ta-
Obs SM , skill saw BAD $45,
Drill BAD $20. Chain Saw $65.
905.136.2650.
"MK'S APPLIANCES Parts/
Sales'Sernce Brand New
Jen -air SIM scratcnrdem
52.499 Kitchen AWWI%d"
frost -tree fridges $34Wup.
Amaro (bottom ftfrrtem). like
tri $$4 p WupSelection maomksiddee-
Dy-sides. BIN*availableStoves, whote/almond. $149/
up Dry- $1491up. Washers
f149/up Extra -cap. whodpod
wahm Mkt flew 5249 Match -
Maytag washersidryert.
electric/gas 5199 Visa our
showroom belay 426 Scribes
SLS.(905)728./013
HARDWOOD FLOORING
3-1/4" x 3/4' TAG. Birch untn-
iShow $2 SO/sq ft . Birch Pw
Mmsned Su it Also pipeorr
o n0. Call Roup (905)W9-
1506.
NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, December 14,1999 PAGE 9 A/P
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A Real family Christmas
Starts with a real tree
There's ao bettor place to haat for one
than right hero...
For advertising rates i info. contact: a
Oshawa_ Whitby This Week
1 Ar11da for l Ngitet or 1 Nowa r , 1 bruit o
SW Rent
Rent
Rtrul
POOL TABLE. Dufferin 4x8 with leather pockets. V slate,
bats. cues. 140 red felt. Like
ne'eslh $1800 Call N 985-3820
Oa
POOL TABLES. 8- and 9slake
billiard tables for sale. Call
905.420-6113.
RENT TO OWN new and re-
conditioned appliances, and
new T.V's. Full warranty Pad-
M0N�5.9205-263-8369 or
SICK OF RENTING??
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
• First Time Buyer? - Call Mark!
• Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark!
„,4:. • Not Much Downpaymerlt? - Call Mark!
`�1 Mark offers honest, professional,
no pressure service to help you own a home.
(905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
ROMANCE 'The Consent• Sales Rep. Rem" Ability Read Estate Ltd.
tory 4315. The World of
Trisha Romance' (book)-
$400. Lost Sheep -5250
'Christmas Elves'42225. 'Til
Next Sea m'-sn5. 10"
kbnurg'-S200.905.986-4766.
TANNING BED for sale. 905
725-9525(snp)
PINEIOAK FURNITURE.. We
have been handcrafting the
highest quality SOLID pare A
oak furniture available any-
where for 25 YEARS!... We
specurae in Di...,_
Bedroom, E,tertai mem 06i
and Hare office Con-
tries- Conn m and see ow
Stake of the Art woodworking
facility am Uquality "ureure Y a
o
mace Tradaional wood ootk-
PVry. 905.9858771 Hltp//
www trdboNMrooOw«k-
inp on ca
BED, block iron nrlop�
n
Clrrfstam nrt
Them;
SOIICZAK TREE FARM. Pre-
cut $20. 640 Bayyty�y St E.
Ajax You cut S18 30� Wahm
St.. Witley
• 1 Low i
FOUND, BLACK AMD WHITE
Sibrt hair mak drat Approx-
imately 1-2 yrs old Not de-
Wwed or neutered Found in
Onercreek sub -division on
December 4M Cal 43D-2089.
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f
PARROT WANTED: African
grey or cockatoo Reasonable
or". Owe 434 -OM
TURMSERG DOG boarding
kernel in Brookbn. seeks ea-
9905.655-4rienced groomer Dune
Amm1for Se
1991 FORD EXPLORER. 4
door 4 wheel dnve. best fifer
Telephone (905) 723-4687
1991 SILVER Bunk LeSabre.
Certified 8 emission tested.
new tires, 1 owner, in good
clean coridDon 200,OOOkMS,
$4.150 080 all 905.728-
3619
1992 DODGE SNABOW.
75 000 Mil . 4 cyl autonam. 4
d grey. well Maintained car.
safety and emission check
$2.995 Oshawa. Murray.
(905) 4354174
1983 FORD ESCORT G T
green. only 96 -kms.. power
moon roof Mr. cruel 1111.
awe. 6 - its CD New toes A
battery Cerodied-Emssion
tested. $7.500 905-43S-1109
+953 TOYOTA Tercel - 4 door
yC9 led queen 5 speed. 190 OOOkm Clean.
mattress so 5675: king x- 3 FLAME POINT Sarnese let- 1nunew9 n) n) cat $3,700. Cal
tfhCIlls.
k 1 Vno to r poowbp all males. 1 w .. q OM1.
1wress so $675. Mer- have had 1st SON- asking 1954 HONDA ACCORD EX.
Package (416) 726-9885 5150 each 126-4118 0- 31.000km auto loaded one
11 K Cherry Deng Sureleave n>•l, 9e owner. like new. emission
97 twin pedestals table, 8
high Well Chip;- !at chairs
New/boxed. Cott $13.000
Sacnfice $5.750. (416) r26-
9685.
269685.
AMERICAN Cooker SBaltf
pups Adorable trundles of
I". Loyal companions tau
and drdavrs docked First
8021
shaft. viol cluecked 9059BS
loved, S15000 905-839-
1994 OLDS W LSS sedan.
white loam. leather 8%.
tent COridti0n, $14.000 CVb-
lled/pean a ttwe , Cat 905-
-wigti re-
cumbant and Ituycle IM
DACHSHUND PUPPIES for
6SS 4495
exercise bike. stepper,
Sale miniature smooth Mak
1M GRAND AM SE 4 dol
reap ark elliptical.
A Female CKC registered
sr. 3 1 L A, 58200 CAP 436
(9051420.3079
first 1
0778
242.6838 « 767-0215
removed.
hips, eyes wwamyd 2
hard. 3 door hatch 4 ci 1, arta
tin Casette. 15,000km. bal-
TV WALL =FT.daekagqrrceyy
19th. CAN (9D5►686 4917
1998 Sombi. red. S spatd.
lacquer. holds up 10 37TV,
aides OI warranty. 512.000
axe x.9017
108.000 km AOVtm all, air.
W. Open -top Gram bit.
GERMAN SHEPHERD Dap
ABS. dual artags. contied.
pyswoq. inw -n --iri . SM:
pis CKC registered. firmlIyy
large tented.
em"Nom nstd. No taken
32'colour Zenith TV 5300:
raised, very
are of (9000 Ager 6 p.m
Mena left- IN goo roods-
dampionsh0 knes. vet
705357-2358 (sip)
1.3.5 5150. 905 697-9799
:lacked. 1st shat. Darwuds on
insoles, etc. 30 day money
back g on most pro-
PIN. 5285 on sled shah.
maty to choose from.
premises absolteey go -11297
PLYMOUTH GRAND
in
VE NOtMG MACIMES. 5 n Ira
VE
polf100 705186-0322
VOYAGER. pis gib. tar can. 7-
combination A vale W.
to.petsnga.
512M or back t«
a "" 1 19
54. anon can.
511.000. Cal 723.9781 at 579-
ALL TERRAIN KERNELS, Ls
emNem co+dame asking
lsea N a THE SFgI OF AM-
HOME THEATRE SYSTEMS
WW1Snp)
brad« Retriever pLFNPWS
CKC Regale W. ft.
(11,900 Cam 686-9162
BER GNT SF10P. 1S nwuaes
East d Oshawa. 1 mole N«II
'� HI ENO Dolby DipW-AP
Flecarers 500 -watt Irdckidig
WABIIfR A ORYEII f154par.
Weddng Dress 5350 Call
big shoa. de-
�dirwlad,s
1948 NYUN" ACCENT Stan-
d TaurMmm, ViNape d Hemp
multiple CD Double CatseNt
242.6838 « 767-0215
removed.
hips, eyes wwamyd 2
hard. 3 door hatch 4 ci 1, arta
tin Casette. 15,000km. bal-
lon. Opero Wedhe Sun-
Aly. 905.26'-8205
5 -speakers. 3 -Models your
ddare. 250 paglages must
WOODWORKING
year! fIDD (905)574-6157
aides OI warranty. 512.000
axe x.9017
CHRISTMAS fPEC1Alf ktao
-ttaax. Hca SdKIM
_WLTI
Press. Oak Sander and Box-. Drift
11 A110A1bbe off Sob
able WRMtdatdy. Whites RN
nekGive Their ss t
Gine a gill d caw ness b
Oshawa Stereo (905) 574
0883.
Will Tod comtoirnd Vanabb
spited phot« Franey used.
1911 VOLUNIAGON Gn-
WE FINANCE
yowse« fneod, by a nKK-
we. braalw. or new saw
NEW GOLF CLIMB -irons 3 to
ExaBent corl0ition f800 905
852-IWA alta 7pm.
S50p-OBD. 150.0001ims. 1906
Park Avenu" NM m««l
EVERYONE
insoles, etc. 30 day money
back g on most pro-
PIN. 5285 on sled shah.
maty to choose from.
RECONDITIONED FINOGEf
tramy good hx partS.f650
1966 ILLAC roll well
First time -
ducts. Can Murray A Ever
Jens 905.649.5200.
Phone 905 -7Z -m
$195 / up, ncalditi -- rang•
es $125/ up rtamdeand
512M or back t«
a "" 1 19
ers, bankrupt,
bad
sora (905)4$1-5073.
OIL LEN= water tw
dryers f1251 W, rtcoMi
Nelson St.. owwn b
credit, no
COMPUTER FACTORY
BLOWOUT. �q� 1 yr. no
ma, 2", swAcfhW 10
gu, fL., 1,000 Rt.
Bored wigws 1199 / epi. Inca
ark rotondliortd Coin mpm-
�90Sw9D8 1264
Cfedlt. You
aww4nt Infh Slfihvu (ox).
400 wiz loaded.
of wtlIII I rack barch hoe
6. 6"79
sad wild a and drytrs M
1!16 CUTLASS IVPN *-
Work? You
PMW.
1RONlor. inlerrnt saRriare alk
per (905)
Mow prices. New braid rare
kkpa SM and tap, Inca 30•
Lowula nidaKrc worm, Saw
root. tiaMd, baler brant
drive! Lots of
1Nmre. Free wzmwr. dlivay
Nle sMilD. t-80651153645
PIANO TECNIIICw awlBabN
wind dock ark window
PM RpcadWW 2f ranP
seals, Massa sMMilq .tied.
Caop we dirt, low
choice. Down Of
Trade may be
coomTER SPECUM b1Mr-
an all
n & A ttttadlle Allo McaR-
a ami 24• frost Int kiepet
prorrk
fins bra. Gnat shapf Ran
required.
P staler SIM.
PagelrR ta0or 719 Lfndtd
dbmd 9p4k*imtt0t for sale. Cal
Balt at 905427-7631.
mow other few ad SeltcBmm
ON A°vr CA
sppMr. 6 att for y8.
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FINANCE
SM w e bp�dciNg raNM
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mm - ABB 10' mmol chw
tar t150. �p- W�
my.
IN' SA Se Pao. 154
Bono it rots arc Ime, ttrmm8
RehaMt rotor; ftNa stye
361.
deet 5250, l4' SMft WIN-
4 M few SURNOlioL
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CIIEY
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card SM.�MI
5250. ProYssraW Romr B
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US -7"M
pMk WbK chaff 1�, -anm�
35K (906)665.4138.
3929- So
& CNNcoots all sides. Dark AiMm
PIAl10fl1iWAMOFM+B
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n lAssan Mina, 93.000
E1etBIM Con*J $150M
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bis., amara c, 4 door,. roll
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vier tow aPlrrrsdLrNsarVabow ssrMP
and traits $1.500 , t I'.
cal (905)SW2M Iwo
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age& $2450. aA 905-509-
$1 .M. Call 744
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720-0654 or 613.6"14.
k= 69R foalr
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MIM soli $ 400 Slid O*n
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yip: plywood 34r -V5.96,
WANTED
st. O.B 0. Call 9050-72-
6830 Cd 116.8714760
dRfits $245, dnessir rmkroo
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528.95. AO Amr 7/ti'-12.96,
518' or 314'417.95. D/M 7
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579-4400
4MM in ORnrb.
SM or 6138731114. eA 2207
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LEASE TAKE OVER. 1999
Sunfire G1 hunter green,
19.0001ims . 26 month tete on
lease. Will pay transfer lees.
Pitts 1st payment call (905)
579-7842 after 5.
NEED A CAR?
$599 Down !
Free CAA &Warranty
Free oil changes
Bad Credit okay
Cars from $199
per month
Flnwx*Vr�AwBBabAe
(905)420-1666
WINTER (EATERS as is. from
$250 all up Also certified
veroon avarlaw, Cap
"9051723 1722.
1 AsWwxtptt
CASH FOR CARSI We Suy
used vehicles JMrrJes mot
Den norming -nhdlion. Cap
0-7-2415 or come to 479
St Eat. Apx at MUR-
AD 0 SALES
A A A AUTO- Cars, tru:is.
floats we XV up to $10.000
Cathon rat spot. Any condo -
ton. S7 year Cam us any-
WM. 21 haws. 73D
Few service 9D5 -W5003 or
905421-0591
1 nieka
1997 FORD F-154 WHAT.
extended -cab 3 door. 2-longel.
leather seat, lic"d. mint.
crih ed, must sift 1986
MAZOA 82300 bucket seats.
stereo. ew~ condition
(905)668- M
14FT CINE INN 1991 72 de -
so engin /99,0001m. power
stterougibakes arc. rdl-up
door. alwrrnum wrap. rebuilt
trans. msy now pats 905-
263-2177
05-
263.21n
1912 SM TOW TRACK, di-
kes ircluded 52000 o b.o.
Cam (905)579-6731 (Snp),
/5M G11C 1/2 len pick-up
wee* Good caudeon.
555M Call 655-4076
1"3 Cl I
Waded. 1 OOOIIw 900.
(9O5µ31-2715.
low DODGE cMAUMN - 7
pass W. crrist OIL AC. a-
new Draft. few mdaw1.
asltruB $4499 O.B.O. Cal
655 5351
198: Fall AEROiTM XL.
ex. . . 7pus.. artist ML
AIC, OCOM $kW 224.000
Condo km- lryl.. now
Bret CtfltNte sad tWiAS rat
WSW. ASMB $4900
94-33 3M 4-19 �a all n6
918-Rf(t'atr )-
1M8 GRAIN Cartoon FtINy
loaded, 163AOOhms-
MR-$= o.b a lady
bWmit tl t ( (416)1194471
154 FOM EXPLOOEAI XLT
40-4. Lo*w igeafOK Power
$11,900.90-4224
194 PLTNMM VOPW
SE, Waded. quad $UK
149ADa in. CMIAtd 56000.
Pleat d (905µ2p61/.
/BM FOM EXPl00ER XLS.
4x4, A aft 2'w brat, Pk
Pg. Poe. No, cmuft
cross. warrAWFUy". $19500.
CA gas -a7-151
1075 sO E"fut
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33 & 77 Falby Crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apts.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
http://windiammer.webjump.com
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1992 FORMULA plus skidoo.
583cc. 2000 km. M warmers.
lust sprxdt $1,000 on machne.
Studded tack. stored indoors.
excelkm shape. Ready for
snow 52.900 firm or well trade
for older m0r:el plus rash
1705) 328-0402.
ill A
TWO BEDROOMS available
for December 1 )r January 1
Two locations ad 350 Malaga
8 946 Masson Rd. Oshawa.
$720/month. all indusm. no
pets. please all from 9a.m -
9p.m. 905.57rr6724.
1 -BEDROOM lurntshed base -
mem apartment dose to GM/
401. separate entrance $500
monthly inclusive. First/last
and references required
Available Jan Ist Suitable
Ison Cot
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rmmd 1'5 h;'•• A,. n
Oshawa Parking SSC
heat
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to lake separate entrance
Nw tap amonmrs No smok
ng or into Female prefeli
5650 a1 edck6m *Apt"
lmmediasNy 428-2684
AJAX. BACHELOR basement
apartment. mined Ax poles-
sronab. furnished, eruC10s4d
Dagroom and W digin close
to a1 avArAdS, new, no poll
sarioYmq 905.426.6,-1115
AJAX. 4e , rico of hoots.
tinged Uew one towho0r
apartment. pivM entrance.
included $65&mmonm Cam
905830-09/1 pager 416 -2M -
75M
AVAILABLE MUM" 150
- 3 bfkm 1200sq It apt .n
RETIRED - Duet building in
Oshawa, mature tenants.
central loation.2 d 3 bed-
room apartments available
January 1st. Electric heat
Washer/dryer each floor. Tel
(905) 579- 9016,
AJAX, 2 -bedroom apart -
mems in building. 67 Church
St S.. Near bus, stopping,
schools Avail immedianey 3
Feb 1. S850/month inclusive
Ho pets (905)683-6145.
SPACIOUS well-maintained 2
bedroomblocs Avail at 900
and 868 Glen St. Some cath
walk-on closets paint proill
ose
ed Clto scrods. stropping
centre. GO Station. Unties
induded. Call 729-4993
IOSHAWA
Large freshly decorated
2 8 3 B/R apts. for rent.
5690 & $800 util. incl.
at 280 Wentworth St.
W Your First Choice.
For appt. call
(905) 721-8741
TWO BEDROOM avadaole
m rieaatky Alax $615 per
^omh Near Shopping mall
,rd 401 New tridge. and
.17ve, Telephone (416) 633-
1'23
WANTED- MATURE quiet now
^,xer no pets prestigim
-ouge area, sough of 401
;orgeous. sWxm new one
,edroom, cifaxr. chu. soft
-4tef. laundry. Crew check
S 10/mo IstAast Arblabk
-eb ST (905)W9-5090
WHITBY, BroptI401, swf-
:cnlained 2-Wroom DaW
-em apartment In fiplex.
hall to Go Iran and 4 Com-
e's. Ftrst/fiw required $700.
iNo pets (905)666-
WILSON/OLME area, adult
�f:ilCf Twp -bedroom apt.
0-v �mndedalely
�,4p. store. hat. hydro n -
V ulded. No dogs. S713501
month Carpet. 1 parking
space. laundry Daytime 263-
8369 or evenings 263-2522
1 mom$"
For Flore
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE?
Qty from S706dm«th
J Nor MWr Do r+pty nervir I
(905) 571-6275
1-800-840.6275
Mark Stapler
to w -i ft.- l-ni ie
NBA OM OU I have a Mme
Oshawa duplex No pet.
for Ydu 6 morims hilt. From
S950'mo nth, ubbbes Included
$5(10 Income requirement
Firstitist regartd (905)665-
cial
from S28.500.Spe1067
pkwu $745/momm. lent!
homes and financing
AVAR.ANU FEB 1ST t -2 Did
Ken Cows. Cokweu Santer
(905)728 9414
room and 1 - 3 bedroom. n a
tine. Spotless 3 bedroom
prelim. area d Oshawa. An
2-BEDM M bungalow with
and 6 appliances Inucluded
1-bdrm bsmt apt Rosslany
Rens from SL250 per morin
Simcde. A-1 area. No pen, No
indusm Cal (905) 571-3760
smokers. Laundry facilities.
ler op num b mew.
Available Jan 15M. Rob
"SioEMT aprtmew aval-
(905)571-5505
able WRMtdatdy. Whites RN
3 BEDMOM older home.
Firidu to 1 vi«eirrg person
NONsmoetL m Orfs. M NO-
IN" yard SOah
dose to GO Station '
Iia. Orin etNraRze, 0 1 g,
Jan. 1. references ngmM
5590. MI V71.
5400.. Cd (905)668-6611.
BEAUTIFUL 2 MOMOM
AIA[ SaEOM M horse.
apartment. CWVS O:tnwa,
dean. kW* dtWrattet
upPW bill dose to Sd=W
401. Arai) 1S100DAW
btroitrmom tlrotIII M.. 4 ap-
Jan
incl. Rrstiltd a wAa 576
pkwu $745/momm. lent!
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Alp PAGE 'OHM ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, Deco be 14,1999
Mellon 9616111 AiscGons
GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE
NEWTONVILLE
FRIDAY, DEC. 17TH, 6 P.M.
Selling the contents from a Stirling home
and partial contents from an Orono home:
White wicker loveseat, chaise lounge,
coffee table, wicker blue loveseat, chairs,
coffee table, glass door book cabinet, tall
cabinet, dressing table w/mirrors, 10 ft.
oak table, ant. kitchen table and chairs,
3 new grocery produce tables, chesterfield
and chair, loveseat and wing chair, mer-
chandising tables, new doors, aluminum
door, sm fridge, kitchen cabinet, asst.
ceiling fans, Victorian doll carriages,
Pictures n' frames, dishes, wash tub: van -
t Iles w/ sinks, sumpppump, doll toys,
power wheels, kawasaki, etc. etc. Pre-
view after 2 p.m. Auction starts at 6m.
Terms: Cash, App. Cheque, Visa, NF/1C,
Interac.
AUCTIONEER
FRANK G. STAPLETON
(905) 786-2244,1-800-263-9886
www.stapietonauctions.on.ca
ER'S AUCTION HALL, Hwy 2, ColOome.(last Auction
before Christmas) Good selector new & used household
turrrrstenps tools Ige Selection Mall articles rt 0 Ch
ra d reShnas
gnew articles. toys. dons. tools. vast Iron pts_ gi twaies.
etc. Partly IrSt only. 2 good (cod saws. pool cenum mixer.
aluminum ext ladder. 2 door Sliding glass pop cooler. Ice
cream trusser. lige electric sign for outside with legs and com-
pkNe set letters n escdl condition. 2 aura washers. 2 dryers 2
dreg hewers. winger washer. mroxarave oven. new 6a used
sola sea. new a used malvet5 sets. dressers & ci . 2
very rice swivel rockers with it stools. solid maple dinehe set.
solid nude dining sleet pre cooler with glass doors (minger-
am) portable Colour TV, Ige tpuritity small articles 6om van-
ous bankruptcies. household arodes. limps. prCttr2s. small
tables els NOTE Large sale. no reserves Hall must .eared
l r our Boxing Day sale Gary & Bin wartier Auchem-
sets 905455-2106 Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to all.
AUCTION SALE
EXCELLENT AUCTION OF AIN71QUES &
COLLECTIBLES TO BE HELD AT CLASSIQUE
COUNTRY AUCTIONS BURNHAM ST. N. OF
THE 401 AT COSOURG ON WED. DEC. 15 AT I 1
A.M. VIEWING FROM 9 A.M. DAY OF SALE.
Sale to coasist of Aponte House comems from Cdbouruc
plus consignments, approx. 350 lots• aid deco dresser lamp
signed Roval Yak Noel copper pail aide refinished gate
4 table. ouniature east lake dresses. al lamps, old side
board, teak hutch. buffet metal bed, very nice old spool
chest c/% onguul Finnish decals & hardware. wash bouts
& pitchers. Ysc rtaa sade eh w. sleigh for a dog dw chaffs.
old oto ars. lots of old look, cast pieta. old cupboards.
wooden bows, deco dressing s -a uq. old buaex box els hl
old pwtures. 6 refintshed chairs, crocks & jugs, butter
churn• ancbttcaural pieces, old quilt. afghans, glass china
& much more. washer. dryer. stove. ornate perlou r stove.
cm 1835 oak piano.
OWNER AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR LOSS INJURY OR DAMAGE WHILE
ATTENDING AUCTION SALE CONDUCTED BY
CLASSIQUE COUNTRY AUCTIONS. FOR
MORE INFO OR TO CONSIGN PLEASE CALL
1.905-372-1225 OR 1-888-633-1050
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0Christmas
- ` Masses
Friday, December 24" at 6:30 p.m., 9:00 p.m.
and 12:00 midnight.
Saturday Christmas Day - 10:00 a.m. One
Mass only. No evening mass on Saturday,
NEW YEAR'S MASSES
Friday December 31. 5:00 p.m.
Saturday January 1. 10:00 a.m. No evening
Sunday January r 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m
GOODWOOD
UNITED CHURCH
CANDLELIGHT & CAROL
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
December 24th at 7:00 p.m.
,¢& w 7A*swe
LARGE WORKSHOP 3.575 $S GOVERNMENT - [undsSS
So It with heat 1 175 sq R Grants and icans information
not Heated. High ceimx 10 Stan aril expand your busr-
alarm system (lose to l01/ ness or farm 1 -BOD -50544.
tt5 (905)987.1445. I HAVE MADE Over 2 Mil -
STORAGE UNITS for rem Non Dollars m a home based.
1OX20 $90/mo 10x15 580+ Stress tree Dusness 1 am
mo Sta-ATI Mrm sea t
Lg& Iliad tg `:n %0"
A & C RGn0111N0
And Alrlislns
Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old,
Workmanship Guaranteed. 109E Discount to
Seniors, fully insured, Free estimates.
Cain Andmw nit ("S) 42ia7e4
1= rawly Suv+oa KOM Party services
RABBIT WANTS WORK
Doing Magic For Children's Parties
And A11Occasions. Have My Own Magician.
CaU Ernie 668.4931
CELEBRATE
the true meaning of Christmas
at your Church of choice this
holiday season.....
SPECIAL
"COME & WORSHIP"
To be published
Friday December 17.
Please call
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at (905) 683-0707 or
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maoent tu•msneo. 2 -3 -berm www DOWN Males Can & chair, queen size . Ho•••
horses Ila-Im pod. to tub. OURHAMS OWN DATING box spring & mat- ' rA
minutes to beaches manor at- tress round pedestal
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(905M5-0543.
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DerttC ramlry vacation home
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Nutables from days gone
MILES
3 MI EAST OF
for apporrsaNnt
in Clearwater Florida. 3 bed-
planes, awilabk momre-
tor conspnmdK information.
LITTLE BRITAIN
4 chairs, walnut
roan townihuse, pool, pcur-
GORED LADIES- ONTARIO.
ON COUNTY RD e4
tlemen's dresser.c.
P. bo- Court. pad. 880
privak yard. done 10 beach
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hoop back chairs.
Pheasant Ren Estas. Ross-
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brass bed. French
waslwaom. Shead leldrem
tbux Su show 24. (9050V
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3012.
CLEARWATER. mpbk (per- est Meering Place
maoent tu•msneo. 2 -3 -berm www DOWN Males Can & chair, queen size . Ho•••
horses Ila-Im pod. to tub. OURHAMS OWN DATING box spring & mat- ' rA
minutes to beaches manor at- tress round pedestal
iS. Joy Football'
VICE! Call 905-683-1110
SERcreate a private mailbox Or
table, 3 pc. walnut
vl-
2 bdrm cordo Groad
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NHIL
hoc Hockey. NFL Fgpthalt,
Horse 0op Hacks 7xldren
browse odwn personal
bedroom suite, 2 door
Our 10th Amain Box Day
welcome (9056a3-5543,
tree Mtn a new Friend or
wardrobe, 3pc. itaod-
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room, 3-baYa. Ins" ' bare -
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drawer filing cabinet,
4 matctung bar Stook,
4x4 pool table, walnut
Nutables from days gone
by, +ry.A must attend
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for apporrsaNnt
vanity. maple table &
planes, awilabk momre-
tor conspnmdK information.
SO YOU IHOW( mattlrmatrnn
4 chairs, walnut
Auction
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14W3534M
again doctors pine bedroom Suite, _
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nano prpyptyy en- chair, walnut end +invent
pillars. fireman, hack onwIes, pp
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Mews uvft (Eat 431) Miran a 02 Hwy.
vl-
2 bdrm cordo Groad
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fl. Nerlh 1 lug.
NOCK Premium location
Our 10th Amain Box Day
Auction features Antpue
Priced a ser900 e S/05.Call
Furniture. ori0lnal & refinished, rare d unique coil cta-
(905M5-0543.
ties Including, Canadian pts, washstands, cupboards,
OULVMA 2 stagy,. 4.1 bad -
dressers & chests of drawers. tables. thaws & rockers,
room, 3-baYa. Ins" ' bare -
settee sets, spinrung wheel.
quality QQ�� & tdww col-
mart. wallow to raving. bal-
Nutables from days gone
by, +ry.A must attend
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auction for one & all. Watch for full ad neat week. Can
planes, awilabk momre-
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W $237.900. 905-434-
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HOUSES - 122 Collome St. E.
AT OU WNffP$ �.. cage 3-
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bedroom Mise. shite coli 2
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434-3972
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Those we hold most dear never truly
leave us ... they live on in the
kindnesses they L howed, the comfort
they shared and the love they brought
into our lives.
Allan Robert Underhill,
on December 12, 1987
God gently called him home.
Sometimes I stand at your grave and weep,
feeling the sadness that lies so deep;
Sometimes I stand at your grave and smile,
sensing your presence all the while;
In all our years together, from beginning to end; you were not
only my husband, but my most precious friend.
Oh my Darling, I love you so much;
Remembering always your gentle touch.
Your years on earth, though only 57 by number;
Accomplished so much,
you left us all, in awe, and wonder.
You gave so much, you asked nothing back;
You put us all on a very straight track.
To carry on as before, in your special way:
To help make life better, day after day.
Yes my Darling, you are at rest,
Watching your family doing their best.
Your inspiration sustains us, with memories so fond,
As you gently guide us, from the great beyond.
I know I didn't realize, on that final day,
That so much of me went with you, when you passed away.
As the days pass, and our separation shortens,
I draw strength from the words of our favorite refrain ...
'SOMEWHERE MY LOVE"
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we'll meet again ...
All my love always, your loving wife Irene w�
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La1 Cel of nionks • 1 card of nwrrks
The familv of the late
DAVE HARRIS
Would like i thank the many
members of the community for
their wonderful support over the
last few days.
Special thanks to the Geers,
Stathers, Boadways, Detmers,
Segals, ,Nugents, Coties,
Koonstras, Bouchards,
Mazurenkos, Davies,
Durham Regional Police, and
Dr. Stefopulos.
The young people of Uxbridge
who supported both Jennifer and
Heather have been wonderful.
The phone calls, cards, floral
tributes, charitable donations,
and food, hugs and kisses have
helped us to try to deal with our
tremendous loss.
Marlene, Jennifer and Heather
AORTO III sven Gordon FluseN - Tragically,
ON the Mildines Islands, On December 2, 1999.
Steuart in his 41st year, lost his Me it a' plicoplo
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Sports
Hockey teams good sports
to area's needy families
PICKERING — Two
Pickering Panthers hockey
squads have teamed up to
help the Salvation Army
make Christmas a little
more enjoyable for a few
Ajax and Pickering fami-
lies.
Members of the Picker-
ing Panthers Ontario
Provincial Junior 'A' Hock-
ey League team and the
Pickering Panther Super
Seven tyke select squad will
offer their help to the Ajax -
Pickering Salvation Army's
annual Christmas Assis-
tance Program. Each team
will sponsor needy families
in the area for the holiday
season.
Todd Finlayson, head
coach of the Super Seven
team, says the decision to
get involved with Sally Ann
this Christmas was a joint
one by the coaches, players
and parents.
"Our coaching staff and
parents believe that a play-
er's involvement on any
sports team should provide
children with enrichment
well beyond learning how to
play the game at a higher
level:' notes Finlayson. "We
wanted these young players
to stop and reflect on their
good fortune as well as to
learn at an early age that it
is critical to give back to the
community that provides us
with so much."
Panthers' president and
owner Michael Boyer
agrees sports teams should
participate in worthwhile
community projects. In ad-
dition to being the lead
sponsor of Junior 'A' hock-
ey in Pickering. Boyer gets
the Panthers' players in-
volved in a variety of com-
munity events.
"This is just one of the
many events the Junior 'A'
team has planned for the
players over the course of
the year:' Boyer explains.
"Other events includb the
annual Christmas dinner
and toy drive for less fortu-
nate families, visits to the
Ajax -Pickering Health Cen-
tre on a periodic basis
throughout the year and
several outings involving
the Pickering Hockey Asso-
ciation."
Tammi Ritson, co-ordi-
nator of the Ajax -Pickering
Salvation Army Family Ser -
Mended Panthers
major atoms win
three straight
PICKERING — The
Pickering Panthers major
atom 'AA' rep hockey team is
on a three -game unbeaten
streak to improve its regular -
season record to the .500
mark.
Due to early -season in-
juries, it was difficult for
coaches Randy Prebble and
Herb Underhill to ice a con-
sistent line-up. But now with
mended players back in the
fold the team has started to
come together.
The Panthers finished off'
a week when they played
three games in three nights
by posting a 4-3 victory in
Belleville.
Goaltenders David Tomei
and James Molony played a
strong game. Goal scorers
were Chad Gaudet, Gus Mat-
tachioni, Brandon Crummey
and Codey Pollard. Assists
went to Daniel Prebble and
James McCardle with two
each, Pollard and Jordan
Guarrasi with one apiece.
The Panthers outskated
and outhit the larger Ajax
Knights atoms en route to a
10-4 win.
Goalie Tomei kept the
game close in the first period
before the Panthers finally
broke loose for their biggest
offensive outburst of the sea-
son. Scoring were McCardle
with three. Christopher
Dixon and Gaudet with two
each, Pollard. Mattachioni
and Mark Gertsakis with one
apiece. Assisting were Preb-
ble and Jordan Pollari with
two apiece, Dixon, Crum-
mey, Pollard, Gertsakis,
Nathaniel Underhill, William
Mitchell and Stephen Boyle
with one each.
The Panthers started the
modest winning streak with
an impressive 2-0 win over
Ajax.
Pickering turned in a
strong defensive effort in
helping James Molony pre-
serve the shutout. Goals were
netted by Gaudet and Under-
hill, assisted by Boyle and
Prebble.
Pickering's regular -sea-
son record stands at 5-5-2.
The Panthers are coached
by Randy Prebble and Herb
Underhill. Other team staff
are Frank Mitchell, Mario
Tomei, George Guarrasi and
Filomena Tomei.
vices, says she's thrilled
with the teams' initiative
and is hopeful this event
will help raise awareness of
the need in Ajax and Picker-
ing and inspire other sports
organisations to follow suit.
"This initiative demon-
strates the spirit of glxin,_
that we hope .c I l he . c r ,
widespread throughout the
year and especially over the
holiday season. We have
many more families who
are counting on our support
over this year."
To Ove to the Ajax-Pick-
cring Christrnas Assistance
Pro,,,ram. ccmtact %1s. R11 -
MICHAEL BOYER TAMMI RIT.SON
Hers Pejnthvr.� phivers Challenges spools teams
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