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THE TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY f'FNTRGI Santa's not taking any chances Santa is brushing up on his flying skills just in case Ajax and Pickering remain snowless for Christmas. Rumor has it the reindeer require snow to help soften rooftop landings. United Way comes close to $1M goal By Glenn Hendry The 1993 Ajax -Pickering United Way campaign has been declared a success, despite missing its $1 million -plus target. The campaign has been extended until Dec. 31, giving local residents ore last chance to push it over the top. The campaign, as of Dec. 8, had raised $917,787, less than $82,000 short of its "oal 'We knew we were going to have a tough go of it. The recession ur deep and there wasn't one segment of the community that hadn't been affected," said Gale Mossman, this year's campaign chairman during a wrap-up party at Gallantry's banquet hall in P,�kering last week. "But I'm very encouraged to come this dose. Td like to say we reached our goal, but (reaching) 90 per cent (of the target), that's rantastic." The campaign team devised a unique demonstration to unveil the campaign totals, although some would say the United Way had gone to the dogs. Three dogs were used to run an obstacle course and retrieve numbered balls, with the numbers adding up to $917,787. Most of the evening was spent thanking volunteers who helped make the campaign a success. -With support like this, you can do anything," Mossman said. As far as Tm concerned, we did a great job and you did a great jcb " Mossman also pointed out some of the United Way events that surpassed their individual goals. The Tour of Dreams house tour raised approximately $8,000; the TV Auction garnered $7,500; aid the United Way Ball earned approximately $9,000. Mossman said she is "cautiously optimistic" the campaign will reach its target in the final days. It will, however, be extremely difficult to expect residents to come up with more than $80,000 in just a few weeks, she said. "We feel we've pretty well tapped it right now. Anything that comes now will be unexpected money." Peter Beatteay, the local chapter executive director, agreed it will be tough, but "not impossible," to reach the $1 million -plus target by the end of the month. He noted the Ajax -Pickering campaign was affected by a slow start. He added that most other Ontario United Way campaigns are suffering similar problems, many only reaching 65 per cent — or even less — of their targets. Louise Farr, the trustee chairman of the Durham Board of Education and this year's co-chair of the education division for the United Way campaign, was unveiled as next year's campaign chairman. WIN A ..7FYTFNnFn HnIIRS 7(�:AIRAIRRIZAN R' VACATION! 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During a meeting of council - in -executive -committee Dec. 13, representatives of the Metropolitan Toronto Region Conservation Authority suggested a $1.25 million contribution. Ward 2 Regional Councillor Kip Van Kempen, who has spearheaded the effort to preserve the forest, suggested a more modest $834.000 amount paid over four years. In the end, committee endorsed a $400,000 contribution targetted for specific properties. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, who suggested the $400,000 amount, reasoned that the town has numero.:s other commitments to acquire properties and upgrade and -naintain commun:*y serv.ces. The town's parkland reserve :und, which currently boasts 33.4 ;";;lion, will be the source .or Altona Forest putthase :.riding. Words Of Wisdom - Joo Dickson Proof that we don't really ever grow old: Men don't outgrow playing cars or women playing dress -up. Four-year-old Noah was contentedly stroking his cat before the fire. The cat- also hnppy,be en to purr loudly. Noah suddenly seized her by the tail and dragged her away from the hearth. His mother said: 'Noah, "..must not hurt your 'I'm not.' said Noah. 'But I'vegex to get her away from the fire. She's beginning to boil.' "I hope when all is said and done we will be seen as responsible partners in the project," the mayor told committee. "I'm prepared to assist in a modest way." Council will look to ratify the committee decision during its final meeting of 1993 on Dec. 20. During a presentation to committee, MTRCA representative Bil! Granger identified the Altona Forest as a "very, very important acquisition," adding :hat the town commit as much as it can afford towards the purchase of 31 acres. A total of 110 acres were bought with $10 million provided by the province during the su.:.mer. The MTRCA seeks an additional $3.8 :pillion and Granger suggested the town. provide $1.25 million. A similar appeal wi.l be :Wade to Durham Region., the MTRCA representative said. Van Kempen suggested a lesser amount of $834,000 calling it "the absolute minimum" contribution the town should snake. The Ward 2 regional councillor said the money should be taken from the parkland reserve over the next far years. The amount itself represented $3 for every resident in town, he explained. "That is exactly what that fund is for - that reserve account," Van Kempen told committee. 'This will have no impact on the taxpayer." It was noted during debate that the parkland reserve fund - money paid by developers in the form of cash in lieu for parkland - likely won't receive large injections of cash in the future Arthurs noted that there is no major growth potential in town apart from the Seaton lands in north Pickering. Committee rejected the Van Kempen proposal. Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick. Johnson, for one, reacted angrily towards the suggestion that the town contribute money to the proposed purchase. "rm not about to jump in bed with the NDP and Jinn Wiseman on this," Johnson said. "Now we re being put on the hot bed " He tailed the $10 m;l:ion provinciai contribut'on 'o preserve Altona a political nightmare" and suggested the money could have been better spent on other ernmonmenta''y- sensitive properties and community projects. Johnson did, however. support the $400,000 proposal. but said he would have to know more details before endorsing the pian in council next week. Ftp Tfw Whitby Inn e Pptaurant e e Pub o 0%Q ur ° Formerly aplorer Restaant New Years Eve c 'R BUFFET DINNER AND D ANCEE Salad, Home Made Lasagna, Roast New York Ship, Smoked Leg C of Ham, Vegetable do Potatoes, Dessert, + Cofee, Champagne at Midnite The Mission We will entertain you till the early hours to s of the New Year Dinner will be served from 7:30 pm -10 pm. $37.50 per person 0 900 Hopkins St Whitby, Phone # 666.8657 4 f HURRY!1=0.8118 '.be While he's awayl ®II "Everything's Got To Go!" ALL PARTS 30% - 50'0/9 OFFI Guaranteed lowest prices in town on name brand parts. . DON'T SETTLE FOR SECOND BES77 711 Finley Avenue, Ajax, Ontario 6194000 The Bay ,Yews, December 15,1993 3 Paid parking lot panned by Ajaxcouncillors By Glenn Hendry Installing a pay-as-you-go parking lot at a local medical centre is a bad idea, say Ajax councillors, who warned the owners of the building that the move will force customers to park their future business somewhere else. CMD Properties, the Toronto owners of the Ajax Medical Arts Building on Harwood Avenue South, contracted Impark Ltd. of Toronto to install a parking kiosk on the site in October. The system was created without approvals from the town and operated for one day before it was temporarily shut down by the Ajax Fire Department because the kiosk blocked a fire route. After satisfying the town's emergency access requirements, Impark booked a Dec. 9 date at Ajax's executive and development committee to seek final approval. On Dec. 1 the company started charging at the parking lot again. Ajax Mayor Jim Witty told committee members last week he has received numerous complaints about the parking lot, many from elderly patients. He noted that the towns hands are tied on the matter but hinted CMD Properties will get enough complaints themselves to "revisit" the idea or "suffer the consequences." Ward 3 Councillor Steve Parish was even more blunt, calling the idea "an excuse to milk more money from the property." There's no need for this type of regulation... and fve had more complaints about this, from doctors as well as patients, than anything else," he said. "But the landlord is not a resident of the Town of Ajax. They just don't care." The parking lot, with approximately 250 spaces, is the first pay-as-you-go lot in Ajax. The rates are $1 per hour ($2 maximum) with the first 30 minutes free. Ed Charlebois, the manager of business development for Impark, admitted to committee members that the new parking system is not popular with doctors in the medical centre. Dr. Rom Stas, who has a practice ;n the building, confirmed Charlebois' statement. Stas, the president of the Durham Medical Association, said the major-, of tenants in :he facility are against the idea. -We're upset for a couple of reasons. We weren't consulted — they just went ahead and put it in — and in these economic times, it's a bit of a hardship for many of our patients," he said. That extra dollar means quite a bit over time and in a way, it can act as a deterrent. If they have to pay, they might not go to see their doctor." Ward 5 Councillor Pat Brown agreed and told Charlebois she expects the idea will eventually backfire on the owners of the building. "I can go to 50 other doctors in the community without having to pay (to park)," she said. "If I had to pay, 1 might try and find another doctor." CMD approached Impark to perform the work because they � tm tm ta• tm ti tta ti to ti la ta• la tl. tl� tm tm tm tta NEED STOCKING OdIllihh, STUFFERS? 7Z1VgNQ n 01 ' protector' now In knew neighboring Ajax and Pickering General Hospital was considering establishing a pay- as-you-go parking lot on its property. CMD was afraid, Charlebois explained, that 'Witty scoffed at Charlebois' The Bay News that he will bring hospital patrons would try to statement, calling it a "red a paid parking proposal to his save money by parking across the street in spots reserved for herring." However, hospital board of directors, likely next medical centre customers. administrator Bruce Cliff told month. -COUPON - - - - -- - ^-• - - - -COUPON- - - -"COUPONS- - - I THE F.T.D. LITTLE DRUMMER I CASH & CARRY THE F.T.D. 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The kids can get their pictures taken with Santa and visit all of the interesting and friendly reindeer and other animals that make the gardening centre their permanent home. Both grown-ups and youngsters alike can enjoy the spectacular colorful displays in John Brouwers Christmas room featuring some of the best displays of decorated Christmas trees and seasonal ornaments in Durham Region. Other great activities include Brouwer's petting zoo, a skating rink (when weather permits), and the snack bar. Make it an afternoon and visit the shopping area and greenhouses. It's a great family outing and one of the best ways to welcome the holiday season. The company that gave Canadian consumers President's Choice is Ajax's pick as the second tenant in Durham Centre mall. The Town of Ajax announced Monday that Loblaws Supermarkets will construct a 60,000 sq. ft. food store in the Highway 2 mail that is already anchored by Costco Wholesale Corporation. Ground -breaking for the Loblaws store is expected next spring with an opening scheduled for late 1994. Ajax Mayor Jim Witty said he was excited by the announcement, noting that Loblaws will bring people into town to shop, encourage Ajacians to shop in town, and entice other businesses to want to locate to the area. Officials at Loblaws and Markborough Properties, the developer of the mai;, were not as thrilled with the announcement however, and appeared to be take^b,,• surp7:se by the timing of the press release. Shirley Hawkins, the Loblaws consumer affairs director, and Tim McInnes and Dan Logie, both executives with Markborougri s shopping centre division, all offered terse •' no comments" when contacted by The Bay !News. Grant Whittington. the Ajax business development director, said Loblaws, at least, was aware the town had planned to make the announcement. He admitted "certain initiatives," such as Harwood Avenue improvements and site servicing, still had to be worked out, but noted that Loblaws already submitted a site plan application. The food giant has also entered into an agreement to purchase, he added. The store, Loblaw's 60th Ontario location, will employ approximately 250 people with the possibility of a future expansion. LIFT & RECLINE CHAIR This chair liftsyou... right to your feet) Comfortable & Practical 110 Dunlop St. East Whitby, Ont. Ph. 905-666-5001 1-800-465-5028 This attractive and functional piece of furniture from MEDlchair could make a big difference to you, or someone that you care for. If you've ever seen someone struggle to get up from a easy chair, or had to help them, you will know what a wonderful idea a Lift -Chair is. A simple touch of the control elevates a person to their feet. 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But a small group of residents who wanted the character of the community maintained (the neighborhood was established in the 1920s as a summer cottage community) protested the town's decision and appealed to the OMB. The board, from Nov. 29 to Dec. 3, 'heard four -and -a -half days of testimony from the group as well as from town solicitor Ronald Hawkshaw and several residents in favor of limited development. Board convener Marilyn Eger announced her vz,bai decision Dec. 9 in the cuuncil chambers ruling in the town's favor. In her statement, Eger said that the board is satisfied the zoning amendments are the minimum depth at 200 feet. appropriate for the community Emerson, a Lakeview and will give "owner flexibility" Boulevard resident, was while ensuring compatibility with philosophical in defeat and gave the rest of the Pickering Beach credit to the OMB for a "fair area. hearing." The amendments, which Eger "I was impressed with the noted had "divided the board," she said. "I'm community," sets minimum lot disappointed with the result, but frontages at 50 feet and lot it's certainly been a learning depths at 100 feet, allowing a experience." number of homeowners to The only change mandated by divide and sell part of their lots. the OMB was to maximum The amendments also set house sizes on lots larger than minimum and maximum 6,500 sq. ft. New homes on standards on building heights, bigger lots are required to be no and locations and sizes of larger than 25 per cent of the garages, balconies and decks. total area. The key issue the anti - development forces — led by Homeowners must be hooked residents Janis Mitchell, Emmie up to the new sanitary sewers Emerson, Cathy Dancy and Ian before any building permits can Winton — wanted to win was lot be issued. As well, applicants depth. They hoped the board must submit a site plan to the would require the town to set town for approval. rN=== ======•=a.m==== NEED SKATES?? 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USA and Europe. overseas delivery. 5 � 1425 Dundas St. E., Whitby „w,,4M OWASco 686-6410 or 1-800-263-2676 35 MINUTES EAST FROM av TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR TRADEI DOWNTowNTORONTO 3 Aild 3"-& aOA ailliOC30 —1-111 J" 1-1OJL I a 0 6 The Bav News, December 15, 1993 Displ rculation Bay 839-8087 - W-4363 NewsClassHi�d 839-8114 686-3577 FU 839-8135 A P.B.N Pub&bing Ltd. Neuxpaper Editor: .............................................. Dan Mclean Director of Advertising: ............... Charles Peters Special Features Manager: ........... Yvonne Lewis Photographer: ............................... Peter Wolchak 17;0 Al&P erson Court, Unit IS, Pickcrr,rg, Orturio 1.1 U' iE6 1 Will there ever be a Pickering airport? There are a number of good reasons why the sale of surplus Pickering airport lands by the federal government should not take flight. First and foremost is the often -asked but never answered question of whether or not there will ever be a Pickering airport. Former Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens, during an address to Pickering council earlier this fall, had hinted probably not. Recently, newly -elected MP Dan McTeague announced on behalf of the transport minister that the federal government will conduct a review of the proposed surplus sale. It's a mise decision, in light of how uncertain the situation is. There's a wide-ranging set of opinions regarding the future of these airport lands. Some, including Durham Region Chairman Gary Herrema, strongly support the concept of a Pickering airport. They see an airport and its related industries as the region's next largest employer — replacing dwindling General Motors. Others in the know have suggested a second major Toronto area airport will never happen — citing the disastrous example of Montreal's Mirabel. The Town of Pickering has a great deal at stake in any decisions. Major growth in the town will occur on these federally -owned properties with or without an airport. The Town of Pickering will have an important say in the nature and scope of any development that takes place. Then there's the matter of those who currently live on these lands. What's fair to them? Should the airport lands remain as they are, largely rural and agricultural, or should comprehensive urbanization be allowed? It's impossible to answer any of these queries. What it all boils down to is the future of a Pickering airport. While the federal government is looking to hear concerns from those who might be affected by the surplus land sale, it must first answer the question of a future airport and end the uncertainty once and for all. Peter riO,C^a. A SMASHING TIME: The driver of this eastbound Highway 401 vehicle at Whites Road lost control and struck a guard rail last week. She was sent to hospital with minor injuries. Former MP says "thanks" Dear editor: On October 25, the electorate of Ontario Riding cast their ballots for a new Member of Parliament. When I stood for election in 1988, I knew full well that the term of office would come to an end and that I would have to seek re-election. The citizens have made their choice and 1 fully respect their decision. I want to extend a very heartfelt thank you to all those who worked for and/or voted for my re-election. My five years as the Member of Parternent for Ontario Riding has been a very rewarding experience. 1 have made many new friends, both personal and business related. The experiences that 1 can look back on combined with the opportunities to listen and learn about new ideas will always be cherished. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to represent the constituents of Ontario Riding and 1 thank you all for that. Ontario Riding is very large and has many diverse interests. 1 wish Dan McTeague every success as he sets out to be our next Member of Parliament. Rene Soetens — Letters — Tax evasion Dear editor: Re: your editorial on tax evaders. The truth got buried underneath the moralistic rubble. There is no commandment that states 'Thou shalt pay taxes." We, who live in one of the most heavily taxed nations in the world, feel that our pockets are being invaded by thieves — politicians. Despite vigorous public protest, the GST was imposed at the worst possible time — in the middle of a recession — with 10 per cent of the population unemployed. It is a fact that dictatorships spawn underground economies and black market activity. Witness Russia. In order to pay taxes, a person has to generate income. If there are no jobs, he or she must turn to self-employment, as many have done. The person with little or no income still has to pay a myriad of other taxes in addition to the GST. As if that isn't difficult enough, he is forced to act as a tax is a protest collector for the government. Those who oppose the GST turn to their only avenue of protest — tax evasion. A parking ticket is merely another form of tax collecting, but it is open to appeal. Instead of wasting more of our hard- earned money on Gallop polls, why doesn't the government live up to its promise to pay down the deficit from the GST account? The government spends time and effort worrying about the missing 33 per cent of revenue while Canadians wonder what happened to the 66 per cent of GST funds that were collected. Where is that money? Does anyone really know? And why is this money not applied to the deficit on a daily basis, as it is collected? Governments who refuse to listen are stupid and have only themselves to blame for lost revenue. Governments who don't keep their promises are liars. Who amongst us should cast the first stone and in which direction? Tina Ramsden Pickering .otters welcome The Bay News welcomes Letters to the Editor. Letters should be limited to 300 words and are subject to editing. They must be signed, the address and telephone number of the sender WHIMMMUMEprovided.NOW Ajax unveils economic growth plan By Glenn Hendry Turning Ajax from a bedroom community to an industrial and business power in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) highlighted the town's economic development strategy for the future, unveiled Monday night at 1993's final council meeting. "It's a strategy based on a vision for the future," said Business Development Manager Doug Undeblom, who presented the report at council. "If i was Jean Chretien, this would be my red book." The document is the result of eight months of study by politicians, town staff and members of the Ajax business community working on the Mayor's Task Force on economic development. The task force identified the ratio of residential assessment to commercial assessment as a major stumoung block to balanced future growth. It was noted that 81 per cent of the town's assessment roil comes Tom the residential base — the worst ratio in the GTA. Business development pays rnore taxes and requires less services than residential. A ratio of 60/40 is considered ideal. The report, compiled by the town's business development department, established a 75 to 25 ratio as "achievable." Committee members noted that the target was "not aggressive enough," a sentiment echoed Monday by Ward 3 Councillor Steve Parish. Parish successfully pushed through an amendment asking that the target ratio be 65 to 35. The report identified a co- operative approach — one-stop shopping — as the best way to attract new business to Ajax and correct that imbalance, especially in the area of municipal land approvals. In the highly competitive GTA, pre - zoning land for industrial or commercial uses will be the only way to attract non-residential uses in the future, the report stated. The population of Ajax has experienced rapid growth, doubling in the past 10 years to 60,000. Ajax also warts to continue to liaison with members of the SOCIAL CONTRACT MEASURES SOCIAL CONTRACT IMPACT To meet the obligations under the Social Contract Act, the Commission and Its Employees have come to an agreement on a series of measures which will reduce costs. These measures include: > Productivity Improvements > Three Leave Bays Annually per Employee without Pay OFFICE HOURS The days without pay will be accomplished by closing the offices. Including seasonal holidays, the offices will be closed on the following days: - December 24, 27, 28, 31, 1993 January 3, 1994 February 21, 1994 'Note: Emergency Services will be maintained as normal. 1994 RATES As a result of these and other efforts to control costs, there wl■ be no Incnase in electricity riles in 1994. How was this accomplished? > Ontario Hydro's 1994 Wholesale Rates to the Commission, wiil remain at the 1993 level. There will be no Increase. > Productivity Improvements under the Social Contract Act contribute to cost control. > Leave Days without Pay under the Social Contract Act contribute to cost control. > Other local costs were held at 1993 levels where possible For a copy of our current rates, please contact our office. RV � Pickering Hydro 1920 Bayly Street Pickering, Ontario L1W 3R6 At 905,427-0791 business community by establishing a permanent advisory committee to get feedback on how to improve the town's prominence in the GTA. Forty-six business people joined town staff and municipal politicians on the task force. Establishing a downtown in Ajax will also be a focus in a five-year plan, with L•,ndeblom commenting that a common complaint from residents and visitors is "where's the downtown." Ajax also plans to revitalize major gateways and corridors, such as Highway 401, Harwood Avenue, Westney Avenue, Highway 2 and Bayly Street. A major, "proactive" and targeted marketing campaign will also be implemented to attract new business and create a positive corporate image for Ajax. The town will also strive to create a cultural centre to attract businesses like theatres, art galleries and musewms. In a M M M s M M NO M M M M T NEE AQUETS? A WE'VE GOT 'EMI ,�� ; BRAND NEW Spalding Rebel Pro Raquets ow,,th this while O ed $10 supplies test. •eg. 29.95 t RECYCLED SP::ARTS ■ . f _ SKATE EXCHANGE & SHARPENING The Bay News, December 15, 1993 7 Support the United Way WARNING THIS AD MAY MAKE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTO INSURANCE RECOMMENDED COVERAGE FOR CAREFUL DRIVERS! •91/92 medium size •$250 deductible collision •1 million liability •$50 deductible comprehensive -Accident benefits -Family protection endorsement •Loss of use/rental vehicle NOTE: Careful Drivers Over Age 25 with Preferred Driving Records may qualify. This rate also Includes limited ,driving to work. Two car policies may qualify for additional discounts. SEMI-ANNUAL PREMIUM (including tax) ... $425.25 Eetabllshed 1978 683-9725 (PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 MONARCH AVE. #13 AJAX, ONTARIO IMPORTANT NOTICE Your Auto Insurance Changes on January 1, 1994 If you are injured in a car _iccident on or after January 1, 1994, you are automatically entitled to new, enhanced accident benefits from your insurance company. + You are entitled to an income replacement of 90 per cent of vour net income, up to a maximum of $1,000 weekly, and up to $1 million in necessary medical and rehabilitation benefits. • it you are not working at the time of the accident, but suffer injuries that prevent you from pursuing employment or affect ability to lead a normal life, you are entitled to benefits. If you are seriously injured and another driver is judged at fault, you can sue for pain and suffering. A deductible of $10,000 will apply to any award given as compensation. Your insurance company will provide you with more Information on the new auto insurance system, either when you renew your insurance or if you have to make a claim. Ontario's road accident insurance NEW 100h IS& I ZZ Ontario Insurance Ontario Commission S The Bay News, December 15, 1993 77� • R A tANTA,-, ALE 46 BEST ELE HE CTION A4 X "iTHE WW EPRICE 77 i � ��� Wi_7 SIKES, -EATURINGf t ACCESSORIES UP TO HOCKEY OFF ME REGULAR 30% STREET HOCKEY SA� OFF PRICE ON ALL INLINE SKATES ON 1993 BOXING E QUIP. 1 KE FIGURE SKATES MODEL AR F FUNGETTES ACCESSORIE BIKES. S* eaq for NEW PRODUCT IS ARRIVING LIMITED Ndsdwd onDAILY QUANTITIES. Sip /i IL"KL& PROS 3= and 4= jfr.0L PAV00ft In Offiftd Oft sp =w=ftw"0$w-" SAVE M.11101 69, By UL"A w1liseLs �ut���R so�T M" � IMES ru VOUIN WE 12-13 JUN= 10 sm 6 W&L %*AUE PDX= Al Jr LOU trY SAVE SAVE ON ALL IN STOCK SAYE C' OA L I E EQUIPMENT Xfl= (W VAIMMIll --Aga= ...... ..... t SALE ENDS DEC. 24/93 PICKERING SUIWW 10 60 4 HOCKEY QDVE 999 J ISVILL17, MVP RAWLING 12* A TOP QUA111Y MID SIM HOCKEY Q0% REG. %9.N 1 A699 S939 15* Senior REG. 0.00 4 1111699 a. W. to n u Ideal Christmas Gifts 20%OFF BirdO, Fountains, Figurines F� �u.��ul LIVERPOOL IfAiWzN0MC0NDM0"LTO "7S Fa1> W edl M cd 839-3234 H? lj---------- -- 50:ow X81 41 (IIr' Sd Wh c r1 With IhIo coupon. 1 �1 No 11" on qumn0ty. I 1 Coupon E:p6roo Dec. 21/09. 1 The Bay News, December 15, 1993 9 1 Chocolate paradise at Sweetheart Truffles If the world loves chocolate then chocoholics" should be beating a ^ath to the door of Sweetheart T-iffles in Pickering. Sweet -toothed Pickering �: sidents should consider a special -ip to Durham's newest chocolate antasy store. At Sweetheart (-ruffles, hand -dipped and hand - decorated premium quality chocolates are made with tender loving care for customers. The grand opening for the Brock Road store was less than six weeks ago, but chocolate lovers have already learned where to find preservative -free truffles (made with French chocolate) and solid chocolate novelty items (chocolate golf sets, bingo cards and sad -eyed puppies, to name a few). "If people are gcing to eat chocolate, they might as -ell enjoy the best." said Cathl,, %1 :g`ord, who opened the store with mother, Lorna. Sweetheart Truffles moved to Pickering — Lorna Mugford was raised in the Claremont area — after almost seven years in Markham. The new store, at 1,000 sq. ft., is twice as large as their last home. The Mugfords plan to expand in the new year with the construction of an upstairs kitchen so all the chocolates can be made on site. The store is also a party central, selling gift baskets, cards, gourmet foods (such as jams, seasonings and tea) and items for weddings, like dinner placements and special chocolates. Sweetheart Truffles also sells fancy packaging, crafts, plush animals and supplies for do-it- yourselfers who want to create their own candies. chocolates ;r gift baskets. "I'd like to think of our store as a one-stop place for all occasions," said Cathy Mugford. "People can come in and buy the gift, the packaging and the card." With Christmas one of the busiest times for a chocolate store, the Mugfords have been kept busy with customers looking for fancy chocolates such as Tuddles (their version of Turtles) and almond bars, as well as other stocking stuffer items, most for under $10. Sweetheart Truffles, located on the west side of Brock Road just south of Bayly Street, is also hosting an open house Friday, from noon to 8 p.m. with cider, crackers and dip, and sales on display. For more information on -1 0- Tru..es. ca:: ji 'n SWEET TOOTH: Cathy Mugford, manager of Sweetheart Truffles located at 860 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. gW E E THEr�j?: f OPEN TRV FLES HOUSE 4 Friday Dec. 17th Come in A join us for hot apple elder & nibble crackers A dip f Drop in Bedueen 12-8 pm * dt we will pay gowr GST 880 Brock Rd. S., i4, Pickering (I km south of Gayly St.j 420-5100 I CENTRAL VACUUM . *I _ 1W U . �raov�oo-,�•^.oaao... oow zc roaxa+. 1�Dt$LW'IAdi,. <19R6. •.Dial �lOY `RaLY� �Agopy-M 0..A.00pt.CP'n-. .+� BUSINESS PEOPLE TRADING OVER'7W DIFFERENT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES WITH BUSINESS PEOPLE 9P IK RIOKFUK F 1 st. 2nd, 3rd,MwvW RNlntal Prapet�tiesand CoNaM Ae-rttat R t0 SNCrock ncoom. 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S., i4, Pickering (I km south of Gayly St.j 420-5100 I CENTRAL VACUUM . *I _ 1W U . �raov�oo-,�•^.oaao... oow zc roaxa+. 1�Dt$LW'IAdi,. <19R6. •.Dial �lOY `RaLY� �Agopy-M 0..A.00pt.CP'n-. .+� BUSINESS PEOPLE TRADING OVER'7W DIFFERENT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES WITH BUSINESS PEOPLE 9P IK RIOKFUK F 1 st. 2nd, 3rd,MwvW RNlntal Prapet�tiesand CoNaM Ae-rttat R t0 SNCrock ncoom. NProProblem PRIME DEALS BELOW BANK RATES FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 1975 , Can 686-2557 , 10 'Ibe Bay News, December 15,1993 VICTORY FIRE EQUIPMENT INC. TOTAL FIRE PROTECTION • FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SALES & SERVICE Reg. • 5 1b. ABC • Makes an excellent ChrlshnasGiftl 1730 McPherson Crt. Unit 29, South Pickering 831-2343 0 .....,, U 7:1e Zxpc:. 990 RENT 'Per month for first 3 months. 'Normal installation charges apply. For an automatic water softener or home drinking water system L I MI TED TIME OFFER. ACT NOW AND SAVE! From, wa'e• softeners and filtration systems to high quality drinking water... 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Fa la la la la la la la la See the blazing Yule before us, Fa la la la la 6 la la la Strike the harp and join the chorus, Fa la la la la la la la la Follow me in merry measure, Fa la la la la la la la la While I tell of Yuletide treasure, Fa la la la la la la la la Fast away the old year passes, Fa la la la la la la la la Hail the nein, ye lads and lasses, Fa la la la la la la la la Sing we joyous all together. Fa la la to la la la la la Heedless of the winds and weather, Fa la la la la la la la la LN Mark, the _i1r1-`era[d Angels Sing (Key of G) Harts! the herald angels sing, -Glory to the new-born King! Peace on earth, and mercy mild, God and sinners reconciled." Joyful all ye nations rise, Join the triumph of the skies; With th'argelic host proclaim, "Christ is born in Bethlehem" Hark the herald angelssig, Glory to the new-born }Sing!" Christ, by highest heaver adored, Christ, the everia6tirg Lord, Late in time behind Hire come, Offspring of a V' s worrnb Wei{ed i� flesh the Godhead see: Hai, the incarnate Deity, Pleased as Man with Man to dwell, Jesus, our Fnvmanuell! Hail, the heaven born Prince of Sheridan CIHEVWU OLDSMOM CADILM 8E0 LTD. VISIT OUR $OOM CALL I 633.9333 1800 KINGSTON RD. W. (HWY. 2 & BROCK RD.) PICKERING Peace Hail, the Son of R��'gghteousness! * L' ht and life to all He brings, Risen with healing in His wings. Mild He lays His glory by, Bom that man no more may die Born to raise the sons of earth. Born to give them second birth. i Silent Niht Silent night! Holy night! All is calm, all is bright, Round yon Virgin Mother and Child! Holy infant so tender and mild, Sleep in heavenly peace, Sleep in heavenly peace. Silent night' Holy night! Shepherds quake at the sight! Glories stream from heaven afar, Heav'nly hosts sing Alleluia. Christ, the Saviour is born! Christ, the Saviour, is born! Silent night! Holy night! Son of God, love's Pure light Radiant beams from Thy holy face, With the dawn of redeeming grace, Jesus, Lord at Thy birth. Jesus, Lord at Thy birth. Angels We -5fave Aeard On 5righ :5�reply on high, the plain; reply Echoing their joyous strains. Chorus: 41!b "Season's Greetings from Mana ement Staj at Midas Pic-ft 1650 Kingston Rd. Pit kerma rind to 14wb HiU Far aw) 686-3707 LOriju Ajax Marketplace 475 Wes tney Rd. N. "Season's Greetings " 686-5632 Gloria in excelsis Deo, Gloria in excelsis Deo. Shepherds, why this jubilee? Why your joyous songs prolong? What the gladsome tidings be Which inspire your heav my song. Corse to Bethlehem and see Him whose birth the angels sing; Come, adore on bended knee, Christ, the Lord, our new-bom Kirig_ We�iree wings We three Kings of Orient are; Bea gifts we traverse afar, Field and fountain, moor and moun- tain, Following yonder star. Chorus O star of wonder, star of night, Star with royal beauty bright, Westward leading, still proceeding, Guide us to thy perfect light. Bom a King on Bethlehem's plain, Gold 1 bring, to crown Him again, King forever, ceasing never, Over us all to reign. Chorus Frarrltincense to offer have I, Incense oP,erwppns a Deity nigh. l Worship CisGocGoc most High Chorus is mine, its bitter perfume, Breathes a life of gathering gf oom, SoirrowingSealed in the . stone-cold t Glorious now beholld Him arise, King and God and saorifioe, Aieluia, Aieluia; Faith to the heav'ns replies. "Witdiing everyone a Me NeeCww Year. & Hi Open 24 hours ind. Dec. 25, 26, 31 & Jan. 1/94 705 Kingston Rd. South Pickering 420-2900 KINDIEMASTIC KIDS Give the Gift of Fun This Christmas! For more info on registration Call Shirley Martin 427-5543 or 427-0382 "Wishing everyone the beat this holiday season," f"L_TC:. 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Call Now! _ Not valid in conjunction with any other discount program. �pJCKERjjfg gMICAL �a-1ax MPTICAL 1360 KINGSTON RD. (HUB PLAZA) PHONE 839-924 4 56 HARWOOD AVE., PHONE 683-2888 4 14 The Bay News, December 15,1993 Vanier Cup winning Blues feature Ajax connection By Glenn Hendry Like the legendary Phoenix, the University of Toronto Varsity Blues football team was reborn from the ashes this season, less than one year after the program was cancelled by cost-conscious university administrators. The team, however, took the legend one step further by capping a near -perfect season by winning the Vanier Cup, emblematic of the national championship, at SkyDome in Toronto Nov. 20, and taking a pair of Ajacian footballers along for the ride. The win, the first for the school since 1965• was especially sweet for graduating linebacker Andrew Stinson. 23• who thought he had played his East football game las: season. "I felt terr.ble w -en I heard they cut the program.. I was going into my Last year and I wasn't going to tra: sfer for iz: one seasor. I figured my career had come to an abrupt end." he said. "And to be plaOng my last ga.:.e for the national title, that was pre—spedal " S uar: Brindle. 21. wiEl also carry fond rnemones of the game. The third -year placekicker scored 13 points for the &' s• mclud nq a 3S-vard field goal, to help Toronto trump`: over the University of Calgary Dnosaurs 37-34. "It was cenainv an emotional ro-er coaster game, and what a finish," Bri-dle said of the matcn, which was decided in tete dying seconds when the Blues blocked a Calgary game -tying field goal arempt. That the B,ues ever. fieided a football team t* -s past season was almost a mi. -26e :.. itself School officials announced :hey were axing the program one year ago, citing the $250,000 annual cost as the deciding factor. But an alumni group called Friends of Football was quickly formed. By May they had raised $125,000 and reached a deal with university officials to give the program another chance. By November the team was playing for the national championship. "I thought it was a joke — and not a very funny one — when I heard then were cutting footba:..- sa:c Br:::c;e. a 1991 Pickenng Hz-.. Sc -.00: T.- :a:e and teammate of Stinson on the Trojans' 1988 Metro Bowl finalist squad. "I was really ready for at least four years of football and didn't want to be done after two. I was bitter because this was the only place I wanted to play. But money talks, that was the problem. At least we all got a crash course in (university) politics." Both Stinson,, who played the second half of the Vanier Cup with a fractured ankle and is still in a cast, and Brn6e remember :ha: "ne rebin' of the program '.k'?: _c'Jer a7. :"_", d' r: C '"c' season. In coach Bob Laycoes mind, it was just business as usual. "Deep down, we were relieved but it was never a big deal. Coach (Laycoe) never talked about it all year," Brindle said. "He said don't worry about it and told us our first focus was school." Both athletes believe the program should have at least two more years of life before it risks being cancelled again. Football will still play a role in Brindle's life, however. Next fall he hopes to strap on the pads for another shot at the Vanier Cup. Happy > Holiday8l j 41 Support the United Way DECORATIONS COFFEE 89¢ MUGS -musical cards $100 •wrap /bows tlu"b SELECT Toa Towols 11111111L,1; i 1A 2L POP CORNKids or CHIPS und"oar 100 Om BEEF or Socks I O $199 $100 91 RylanderBlvd. (just west of Port Union Abbey Lane Plaza) Chef Carmelo Alhis invites you to make this Festive .Season a special memory for you and your family & friends at Sopraffino Reserve F.arly for our Special New Years Eve Menu t ITALIAN CUISINE vd 21 Celina St., 0sl1a�•a 723-4176 OPEN Mi (I Fn 11;34) a m. - Ch. c. Sat. & Sun. S p in - C14^c Pole, wolchaR FOOTBALL HEROES: Ajax residents Stuart Brindle, left, and Andrew Stinson played in this year's Vanier Cup. Trisha Romance "Silent Nigbt" Taxes Included11 $3 9 Expires Dec. 31193 %% Harwood Ma11 Corer• of Harswed & Bayly 427-1663 FI IFIL POSLIC URRAav Wishing you a Merry Christmas from BASELINE COLLISION 1019 Tey Ave. Pickering 686-2075 HAPPY HOLIDAYeS from Pick -A -Mix Concrete Ltd. P.O. Box 187 2890 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, Ont. 683-6501 ®PACIFIC ACURA nrcma+ aurrm ,aeawwI&I 365 Bayly St. W. Pickering LIS 6M3 428-8768 "Wishing all Acura Owners a safe & happy Christmas. " :z. St'i7ti()Itti *0 Greetings" �\ from Pineridge Daycare Centre Spaces available 882 Kingston Rd. (entrance off Sheppard via Fairport Rd.) Pickering 831-1733 "All the very best for the Holiday Season. " fron i RDS Consultants Limited • Financial S inane tax in • Personal taxreturns 1099 Kingston Rd. Suite 211, Pickering 837-0495 "Wisbing you bappy boiidays" from Pickering School of Ballet rr their director Karen Davies 928 Liverpool Rd., Pickering 699-8566 The Bay News, December 15,1993 15 die First Noel (Key of G) The first Noel the angel did say, Was to certain poor shepherds in fields as they lay; In fields where they lay keeping their sheep On a cold winter's night that was so deep. Refrain Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel Born is the King of Israel. They looked up and saw a star Shin, in the East, beyond them far; And to the earth it gave great light,k And so it continued both day and night. And by the light of that same star, Three wise men came from country far; To seek for a King was their intent, And to follow the star wherever it went. This star drew nigh to the northwest, O'er Bethlehem it took its rest; And there it did both stop and stay, Right over the place where Jesus lay. Then entered in those wise men three, Fell reverently upon their knee; And offered there in His presence, Their gold, and myrrh, and frankincense. Then let us all one with accord Sorg praises to our heavenly Lord. That hath made heaven and earth of nought. And witHis blood mankirnd hath bought. `1Ne Wish You A Merry Christmas (Key of G) We wish you a Merry C hrishnas We wish you a Merry C:hristrnas We wishyou a Merry Chrisbnas And a Happy New Year! Chorus: Gwe bring ood � your We wishyou a Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year! Now bring us Baine f' pudding Now bring us some► pudding, Now bring us Borne figgy pudding, Now bring some to us here. \, Wellman s - Life - Disability - - Group Insurance - Pension Plans, R.R.S.P.'s & Annuities Phone 831-8642 "Merry Christmas ilk a Prosperous New Year." Suite 203, 1099 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ontario DOUG VVELLMAN Hark q- e Glad Sound (Key of G) Hark, the glad sound! The Saviour comes, The Saviour promised long; Let every heart prepare a throne And every voice a song. He comes the broken heart to bind, The bleeding soul to cure, And with the treasures of His grace To enrich the humble poor. Our glad hosannas, Prince or Peace Thy welcome shall proclaim And heaven's eternal arches ring With Thy beloved name. n The 910lly and qfw Ivy The holly and the ivy, When they are both full grown, Of Al the trees that are in the woods The holly bears the crown. Refrain: The rising of the sun And the running of the deer. The playing of the merry organ, Sweet singing in the choir. The holly bears a blossom, As white as lily flow'r, And Mary bore sweet Jesus, To be our sweet Saviour The holly bears a berry, As red as any blood, And Mary bore sweet Jesus, To do poor sinners good. & ducts can .433-1888 "Happy Holidays.» ,ingle BeCls (Key of G) Dashing through the snow In a one-horse open sleigh. O'er the fields we go, Laughirg all the way; Bells on bob -tail ring, Making spirits bright; Oh what furl it is to ride and sing A sleighing -song tonight! Jingle bells, Jir4e bells, Jingle all the way! Oh, what fun it is to ride In a one-horse open sleigh! t If �r ♦ J r Once In loyal David s L Zty (Key of G) Once in royal David's city Stood a lowly cattle shed. Where a mother laid her Baby In a manger for His bed. Mary was that mother mild, Jesus Christ her little Child. He came down to earth from heave Who is God and Lord of all, And His shelter was a stable, And his cradle was a stall. With the poor and mean and lowly, Live on earth our Saviour holy - And our eyes at last shall see Him, Through His own redeeming love, For that Child so dear and gentle Is our Lord in heaven above. And He leads His children on To the place where He is gone. And dwough all His wondrous child- hood He would honour and obey Love and watch the lowly maiden In whose gentle arms He lay. Christian chiklren all must be Wild, obedient, good as He. "Happy Holidays„ Rougemount Centre 376 Kingston Road Pickering Raf 'n' Red Pet Supplies Lai. "Merry Christmas & Happy New Yeae' 539 Westney Rd. S 1„4 Ajax, Ont. ®:t 683-0471 PICA r, W "Have a Merry Christmas & Prosperous New Year.” 905/420-9000 1 800-253 d�131 Far: 420-2100 Toronto Line: 798-4800 557 Kinggsston Raed. Pickering, dntario L 1 v 3N7 "Season's Greetings" from YUMMY DONUTS 2930 Bayly St. Ajax 683-2229 I DIARUR ONG VqNNW- 345 Mackenzie Ajax N� n, 6� M 1Tt T.M. cf ! AID. da Burger KwV Corpmaian O 1443 EASTERN TIRE SERVICE 1950 NOTION RD. PICKERING Ll V 2G3 686-1694 "Season's Greetings." ,.. tea.... INLrrr= ITTRMUFFILIER Minute Muffler - Family owned dt operated • Lube, oil, filter, exhaust and brakes "Seasons Greetings" 1600 Bayly St. Pickering 420-1906 WDCOvdw CHRISTMAS WAREHOUSE SALE aaeaeaeeaeeaeeeee jHIAPPY n ��Q4CQ�f %KG. 1080 Brock Rd. to 55 MILLS RD. UNIT 6 A (BACK ENTRANCE) #t �+ AJAX, ONTARIO 428-0795 cSeason s QzEsbn9s HOLIDAYS Unit 10, Pickering HOLIDAY GIFT ITEMS _ from - " err 1W *DECORATIVE TINS WM4 COOKIES AND CANDY* •Snow Plowing Classique y Christmas & *STOCKING STUF�'FFRS* *TOYS* 14 *GIFT P AND ACCESSORIES* *STATIO WRAP � ' Sanding •Salting Services Airline &Van it appy New *AND MORE* • Condos •Comm. and Residential Service Year *4 SALE DAY. AND HOURS December 9th through to December 23rd Authorized Uniloek Serving Durham to and from *4 9 AM to 6 PM Contractor Pearson Airport 420-4525 Thursday &Friday till H PM, Saturday 10 to 1 PM +4 + 839-534903 Call 427-6800 eeeeeeeeteoeeaeae die First Noel (Key of G) The first Noel the angel did say, Was to certain poor shepherds in fields as they lay; In fields where they lay keeping their sheep On a cold winter's night that was so deep. Refrain Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel Born is the King of Israel. They looked up and saw a star Shin, in the East, beyond them far; And to the earth it gave great light,k And so it continued both day and night. And by the light of that same star, Three wise men came from country far; To seek for a King was their intent, And to follow the star wherever it went. This star drew nigh to the northwest, O'er Bethlehem it took its rest; And there it did both stop and stay, Right over the place where Jesus lay. Then entered in those wise men three, Fell reverently upon their knee; And offered there in His presence, Their gold, and myrrh, and frankincense. Then let us all one with accord Sorg praises to our heavenly Lord. That hath made heaven and earth of nought. And witHis blood mankirnd hath bought. `1Ne Wish You A Merry Christmas (Key of G) We wish you a Merry C hrishnas We wish you a Merry C:hristrnas We wishyou a Merry Chrisbnas And a Happy New Year! Chorus: Gwe bring ood � your We wishyou a Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year! Now bring us Baine f' pudding Now bring us some► pudding, Now bring us Borne figgy pudding, Now bring some to us here. \, Wellman s - Life - Disability - - Group Insurance - Pension Plans, R.R.S.P.'s & Annuities Phone 831-8642 "Merry Christmas ilk a Prosperous New Year." Suite 203, 1099 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ontario DOUG VVELLMAN Hark q- e Glad Sound (Key of G) Hark, the glad sound! The Saviour comes, The Saviour promised long; Let every heart prepare a throne And every voice a song. He comes the broken heart to bind, The bleeding soul to cure, And with the treasures of His grace To enrich the humble poor. Our glad hosannas, Prince or Peace Thy welcome shall proclaim And heaven's eternal arches ring With Thy beloved name. n The 910lly and qfw Ivy The holly and the ivy, When they are both full grown, Of Al the trees that are in the woods The holly bears the crown. Refrain: The rising of the sun And the running of the deer. The playing of the merry organ, Sweet singing in the choir. The holly bears a blossom, As white as lily flow'r, And Mary bore sweet Jesus, To be our sweet Saviour The holly bears a berry, As red as any blood, And Mary bore sweet Jesus, To do poor sinners good. & ducts can .433-1888 "Happy Holidays.» ,ingle BeCls (Key of G) Dashing through the snow In a one-horse open sleigh. O'er the fields we go, Laughirg all the way; Bells on bob -tail ring, Making spirits bright; Oh what furl it is to ride and sing A sleighing -song tonight! Jingle bells, Jir4e bells, Jingle all the way! Oh, what fun it is to ride In a one-horse open sleigh! t If �r ♦ J r Once In loyal David s L Zty (Key of G) Once in royal David's city Stood a lowly cattle shed. Where a mother laid her Baby In a manger for His bed. Mary was that mother mild, Jesus Christ her little Child. He came down to earth from heave Who is God and Lord of all, And His shelter was a stable, And his cradle was a stall. With the poor and mean and lowly, Live on earth our Saviour holy - And our eyes at last shall see Him, Through His own redeeming love, For that Child so dear and gentle Is our Lord in heaven above. And He leads His children on To the place where He is gone. And dwough all His wondrous child- hood He would honour and obey Love and watch the lowly maiden In whose gentle arms He lay. Christian chiklren all must be Wild, obedient, good as He. "Happy Holidays„ Rougemount Centre 376 Kingston Road Pickering Raf 'n' Red Pet Supplies Lai. "Merry Christmas & Happy New Yeae' 539 Westney Rd. S 1„4 Ajax, Ont. ®:t 683-0471 PICA r, W "Have a Merry Christmas & Prosperous New Year.” 905/420-9000 1 800-253 d�131 Far: 420-2100 Toronto Line: 798-4800 557 Kinggsston Raed. Pickering, dntario L 1 v 3N7 "Season's Greetings" from YUMMY DONUTS 2930 Bayly St. Ajax 683-2229 I DIARUR ONG VqNNW- 345 Mackenzie Ajax N� n, 6� M 1Tt T.M. cf ! AID. da Burger KwV Corpmaian O 1443 EASTERN TIRE SERVICE 1950 NOTION RD. PICKERING Ll V 2G3 686-1694 "Season's Greetings." ,.. tea.... INLrrr= ITTRMUFFILIER Minute Muffler - Family owned dt operated • Lube, oil, filter, exhaust and brakes "Seasons Greetings" 1600 Bayly St. Pickering 420-1906 16 Tabu Bay News, December 15,1993 Peter Woicnac A STICKY SrRIATION: Grade 9 student Ali Ghafour is taped to the gymnasium wall by Karim Jivan during a Dunbarton High School spirit week event Monday. Ringsion no., r-imering 839-6159 © i 27F. Region wins most Official Plan battles By Glenn Hendry The fuss over Durham Region's Official Plan turned out to be much ado about nothing, says Uxbridge Mayor Gerri-Lynn O'Connor, the chair of the regional planning committee. Municipal Affairs Minister Ed Philip approved the plan — a document that will act as a guide for Durham for the next 28 years — on Dec. 2, after more than two years of delays. Regional officials were not shown the final document until five days later, however, and expressed concern that some of their planning work might have been in vain. Not to worry, said O'Connor during last week's regional council meeting. The approved document is, in essence, the Bayview Under now rtwmapement a senlee a i+arh open Sakwdoy Bayview --I: sc"v --nuc".Nc Saturn Saab Ist j of Pickering Kingston Rd., Pickering 839-6159 0 same plan originally submitted to the province in 1991. "It was worth it, but it was very trying at the end," O'Connor said. "We have an Official Plan that will guide us for the next 20 or 30 years." The region and province had been at loggerheads over the plan since the ministry returned it to Durham last March — complete with revisions local politicians said will stifle future development. After numerous meetings between, regional planning staff and ministry officials, Durham thought it had a deal in July. The document went back to the province and, four months later, Philip announced the Official Plan approval and congratulated regional officials for a job well done. O'Connor and Ajax Mayor Jim Witty, the planning committee's vice -chair, hadn't seen the finished document at the time and were in the dark over what they were being congratulated for. Since having a chance to see the final document Witty, like O'Connor, declared himself unhappy over delays, but satisfied with the resun. "It took way too long and, because it took so long, there were a number of last minute (zoning) referrals that are causing us problems," he explained. "But I think it's an excellent blueprint for the future." The region appears to have won most of the battles with the province, especially over future density requirements. The ministry originally demanded a 10 -unit per acre requirement — a number not reached by Metropolitan Toronto and called "not practical or applicable," by Ajax Planning Director Peter Tollefsen — but settled for the region -recommended seven units per acre. Most of the other Durham concerns, such as excessive regulations, duplication of services and an unbalanced emphasis on environment and housing issues, were addressed, "There were areas of deferrals (most dealing with farmland and land in the Oak Ridges Moraine in western Durham) and some referrals. But most of the changes were minor wording changes — no problem," O'Connor said. "We were in limbo for more than two years while (the plan.) sat. We didn't know what we were dealing with, but as it turned out, no one is upset." O'Connor said the only contentious issue in the document is the future Iocation of a link between Highway 401 and Highway 407. Durham, as well as the transport ministry, want the link to follow Halls and Coronation Roads in western Whitby while Whitby councillors want the link to follow Lakeridge Road in Ajax. Support the United Way OPTOMETRISTS Dr. E. Gillezeau Dr. M. Fitzsimmons Dr. Joanne Malchuk Dr. K. Narayansingh WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE :EWLOCATION UR FF N188nanna Rd.Ga & Hwy a2kering:rK K,- Plus 20°Xo OFF «� 04 lim RovAL the natural way .�t�canc%iria.� ► urrfc....,� wr bodv iliipmb s+o_ho ► Abd pa •.fW% r r" 'Dftmrw-w&Vflu WWEWftN-M:wetfnMA11titaf j 4 + Gift CoI cdn Ansllablo For Cl rkhi Y r -r Denise 686-5817 rt r Poker game a great deal for local United Way by Joe Dickson is not often there's a lot of ( Durham Region. I had the pleasure of winners from a poker game. chairing the Ajax week and Larraine But this year's Ajax -Pickering Roulston chaired Pickering's week of United Way Poker tournament events. proceeds, like all other United Way Larraine and 1 contacted and met with fundraisers, assists Pickering Mayor hundreds of people. Wayne Arthurs, Ken Van Riesen�,, Ajax Mayor Jim chaired this year's Witty, and our event at Dona Y DICKSON Durham Regional Miguel's Restaurant Chairman Gary with lots of help Herrema. With _ from vol-unteers their efforts, Ron Lyford, Jim Larraine and I Witty, Don Mowry, were able to Dave Saville, and Ken Henry, as well as initiate Durham Region's first Waste several K -U) Kins-men assistants. Reduction W(A Challenge this month. Congratulations to the top six finishers: We am pleased to tell you 5layor Howard Joe Peller`rinno, George Wells, Jim Leckie, }tall and the Township of Scugog were George Ashe, Fred Perry and Wayne overall winners with a waste reduction of Mackillovs. Thanks to everyone for an nine metric tonnes for the week. enjoyable afternoon of poker' Special thank. to Pirkeri%'s committve * * * * under Larraine, including Janet Ajax and Pickering residents were again , Stevenson, Adele Gibson, Laureen Morris winners with Waste Reduction meek in and Dave Ryan. fly hard working both municipalities. volunteers in Aiax wert: Peter _prukuhs, Not only were we able to help the Jill Bontoft, TerrN green, Jim Leckie, ongoing education of reducing waste, we Sherry Brown, John Iloefman and expanded that process throughout I Elizabeth CresNick. 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No cnh va%w ■ Fw vatid.at w eraw aft ne 00 vela ■ ■ AppioMe lama pa,aE4 M t1-1et. VaW «d► ■ !°! `1aU "'1�' ■ ■ a i�ParS &-9K IG9g' a9taeraeeL � ■ t�llnr oIM 089=Ws�,1■o ; OM WE' Oesmrar3l, "M ■ FC.14I42 7AL OF KC CE NUWAR KNG OOMOMTIM* tM ■ FU.5142*T Y. OF ALC OE MAMA KNGCORPOMTMOO 190 � ■■■■■■■Pickering ■■■■■■■�■■■■■■■■■■■ Ajax■■■■■■■� Liverpool & Kingston Rd. Bayly & McKenzie 18 The Bay News, December 15,1993 tr R O -rfoly Nth t *0 O holy night! The stars are brightly GIVE THE GIFT shining• Mw THAT LASTS! It is the night of the dear Saviour's 14W bababbaadebaebbba . � birth: Long lay the world in sin and error pin - You AT Healthy Holiday Dr. Lorne Newton lr.g Til He appeared and the soul felt its OLD +w from Dr. Darren Kerbel to FAVORITES Arnberlea Chiropractic Clinic Telep one 427-9160 es. , For yonder breaks a new and glorious Wishing 30% OFF BOOK SHOPson L. EE B.ed B.A. B.PH.ed D.C. a f Everyone a +� E. Sllbermann : _ �' Happy Smile RARE, lu B.SC. 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HELJUM RENTALS BAU00N IMPRIN71*45 DFINFRY AVAIL.AFA_L 420-5768 705 KwKjolon %. S.E. comor of wlvN 6 Kngsfon Rd.) Wishing you a M",RRY CHRISTMAS from PODUWESE BAKERY 1450 Kingston Rd. South Pickering 420-0933 morn Fall on your knees! O hear the angel voices! O night di«►e!. O night when Guist was born O night divine. O night. O night divine? led by the light of faith serenely beaming With glorifying hearts by His cradle we stand : So led by light of a star sweetly gleaming. Here come the wise men from Oriental Land. The King of Kings lay thus is lowly manger. In all our trials born to be our friend: He knows our need. to our weakness is no stranger. Behold you King, before Him lowly bend! Truly He taught ups to love one anoth- er: His law is love, and His gospel is peace: Chains shall He break, for the slave is our brother. And in His name oppression shall cease. Sweet hymns of joy in grateful chorus raise we Let all within us praise His holy name: His pow'r and glory ever more pro- claim! His pow'r and glory ever more proclaim! FAMILY REALTY "Season's Greetings" t.rom Daryl Thomas, manager & staff of FAMILY REALTY CORPORATION 335 Bayly St. IN., Ajax 683-8542 While Shepherds Watched (Key of 9 While shepherds watched their flocks by night All seated on the ground. The Angel of the Lord came down. And glory shone around - "Fear not,- said He (for mighty dread Had seized their troubled minds); "Glad tidings of great joy I bring To you and all mankind. "To you in Davids town this day Is bom of David's line A Saviour, who is Christ the Lord: And this shall be the sign: The heavenly Babe you there shall find To human view displayed, All meanly wrapped in swathing bands, And in a manger laid. - Thus spake the Seraph: and forth -with Appeared a shining throng. Of angels praising God who thus Addressed their joyful song: "All glory to be God on high, And to the earth be peace; Good -will henceforth from heaven to men - Begin and never cease. 4t Away In A Manger Aulray in a manger, No crib for His bed, The little Lord Jesus Lay down His sweet head: The stars in the bright sky Look'd down where He lay, The little Lord Jesus Asleep in the hay. The cattle are lowing, The Baby awakes, But little Lord Jesus No crying He makes; I love Thee, Lord Jesus, Wishing you a Merry Christmas AgUav►d Cheek �F Tine 141 eI 281-1548 6067 KINGSTON RD. 112 Mala W. of Maado"ale on Hwy $2 Look down from the sky, And stay by my cradle Until morning is nigh. Be near me, Lord Jesus, I ask Thee to stay Close by me forever And love me, I pray: Bless all the dear children In Thy tender care, And take us to heaven To live with Thee there. �rO O Come Aff Ye Faithfuf O come all ye faithful Joyful and triumphant, O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem: Come and behold Him, Born the King of angels. O come let us adore Him, O come let us adore Him, O come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord. Sing, choirs of angels, Sing in exultation, Sing, all ye citizens of heaven above; Glory to God In the highest glory! O come let us adore Him, O come let us adore Him, O come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord. Yea, Lord, we greet Thee, Born this happy morning, Jesus, to Thee be glory giv n, Word of the Father, Now in flesh appearing - 0 come let us adore Him, O come let us adore Him, O come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord. Af SPECIALLY FOR You AT �+ CHRISTMAS WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING 30% OFF ALL R/C VEHICLESI YOUR ONE STOP 4V HOBBY STOREe LEISURE WORLD HOBBIES 132 HWY. 7 IN GREEN RIVER WEST OF EAST F HWY. 48, 8 KMS. OPEN MON.-SUN filo 410 ])AM -GYM to 905-294-3865 4to TWO DAYS ONLY Oto 4 DEC. 23 & DEC. 24 -Ili tri "Merry Christmas s; Best Wishes fn.,n1 PICKERLNG TIMING �t YOUR PROFESSIONAL pR,' CL EANER with savings up to 50% 839-4919 Bay Ridges Plaza MONTESSORI LEARNING CENTRE PRIVATE SCHOOL "Seasons Greetings" Locations: 401 Kingston RJ. Pickering 509-1722 986 Dumbarton 839-2090 r' SATVIN A 111161"R& SATURN SAAB ISM OF PICKERING W Kiydu PA., Ple", oat. (416) 839-6159 M PfckWng's -Reelable' Car Care Specialists TOTAL AUTO SERVa CENTRE 5C-1190 KINGSTON RD. UN N Ism w uvu"94 t4W"W sOUTN TICK831-1334E IDSu , : Happy Holidays It Came Upon A '' *' KOLLEGE ` FROM Jack's Radiator...... come, w OUR CENTRE BEFORE Service With peaceful wings unfurled; +a a full child care & V to learning centre ':> SPECIALIZING IN. �, id*ht CCear ti *Radiator repairs (Key of B Flat) • full nursery school It •Recoring .Rebuilt rads It came upon the midnight clear, program � .Air conditioning repairs That glorious song of old, From angels bending near the earth MORNING SESSION +, 9:30 AM TO 12 NOON or t. *Gas Tanks .Gas tank exchange 9 To touch their harps of gold. 10 AFTERNOON SESSION ;<. *Batteries *Welding g Peace on earth, good will to men 1 PM - 3:30 PM ` *Engine flush From heav'n's all gracious King, it, Monday to Friday �. 1010 Toy Ave., Pickering The world in solemn stillness lay � $9 per day ` $ 683-0622 The wound has suffered long; t. Monday, Wednesday & Friday S 10 per day EALTH s RITE 00+ '"Seasons Greetings" Come visit us... we're easy to talk to. 75 Bayly at Monarch in Baywood Plaza, Ajax , 428-1711 v Tuesday & Thursday $12 day %I It Came Upon A ti per come, w OUR CENTRE BEFORE "I With peaceful wings unfurled; R' THE HOLIDAYS AND YOUR THE v CHiLD BECOMES ELIGIBLE "' 4 �, id*ht CCear •, FOR A FREE, MORNING OR40 t� (Key of B Flat) AFTERNOON, TRIAL SESSION I q# It came upon the midnight clear, b ".7eg411fQ d ko v That glorious song of old, From angels bending near the earth b ff b To touch their harps of gold. q �b Peace on earth, good will to men It., 253 Lake Drlveway West to From heav'n's all gracious King, 04 Ajax 686-3700 ., ti The world in solemn stillness lay SQUARE To hear the angels sing. "Season's Still through the cloven skies they ►� come, Greetings" With peaceful wings unfurled; from the And still their heavenly music floats management & O'er all the weary world; from Above its sad and lowly plains everyone They bend on hovering wing, at And ever o-er its Babel sounds TRAVEL. The blessed angels sing. PICKERING Golden Key R.E. Ltd. Centre But with the woes of sin and strife SQUARE The wound has suffered long; 839-0000 "Merry Christmas" — from — BLUE LINE PLUMBING do HEATING LTD. ED ERIKSSON OFFICE: 18 1. ve Crei., Ajax. Ont. 1.1S 4'ri TEL: (905) 427-8734 FAX: (905) 427-0963 SHOP: 2(X0 Fuller Rd. Ajax, OM. (905) 427-9664 Alias Van Lna3 'Ltd HIGHLAND VAN & STORAGE "Seasons Greetings" Toronto 686-0042 Oshawa 433-1212 McLeans Whole"W Otlet Discover the Mystery of Shrinking Prices! 426-2388 3N Wastney ,� _ Rd. S.. Ajax \ +' ( Bay�tlily)of i ft Wrs/ a Beneath the angel strain have rolled Two thousand years of wrong; And man, at war with man, hears not The love song which they bring; O hush the noise, ye men of strife, And hear the angels sing. And ye, beneath life's crushing load Whose forms are bending low, Who toil along the dimbirig way, With painful steps and slow, Look now! for glad and golden hours Come swiftly on the wing; O rest beside the weary road And hear the angels sing. For lo, the days are hastening on, By prophet -bards foretold, When, with the ever -circling years. Comes round the age of gold; When peace shall over all the earth its ancient splendors fling, And the whole world gives back the song Which now the angels sing. Good Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen God rest you merry. gentlemen, Let nothing you dismay, The Bay News, December 15,1993 19 Of r"F,ot Wholesale & Retail Low Prices HAVE A Have a Safe ,FIRE SAFE and Happy CHRISTMASI Holiday TEST YOUR Season." C SMOKEDETECTOR PicKering 420-6635 AJAX FIRE Ajax 619-2224 $1050 Brock Rd S., Unit 6, Pickering DEPARTMENT- Auto parts for cars & bucks Remember Christ our Saviour Was born on Christmas Day; To save us all from Satan's pow'r When we are gone astray. Refrain O tidings of comfort and joy, Comfort and joy; O tidings of comfort and joy. In Bethlehem, in Jewry, This blessed Babe was born, And laid within a manger, Upon this blessed mom; The which His mother Mary Did nothing take in scorn. From God, our heavenly Father. A blessed angel came; And unto certain shepherds Brought tidings of the same; How that in Bethlehem was born The son of God by name. "Fear not then," said the angel, "Let nothing you affright, This day is born a Saviour Of a pure Virgin bright, To free all those who trust in Him From Satan's power and might. - Now to the Lord sing praises. All you within this place. And with true love and brotherhood Each other new embrace; This holy tide of Christmas All other doth deface. Gooding Good King Wencesbs looked out On the feast of Stephen, When the snow lay round about, Deep and crisp and even. Brightly shone the mom that night, Though the frost was cruel, When a poor man carne in sight. GatKnng whiter fuel. "Hither, page. and stand by me, If thou knowst it telling. Yonder peasant, who is he? Where and what his dwelling?- -Sire, he lives a good league hence, Underneath the mountain. Right against the forest fence, By St. Agnes' fountain." Bring me flesh, and bring me wine, Bring me pine logs hither: Thou and I will see him dine. When we bear them thither. - Page and monarch. forth they went, Forth they went together; Fails my heart. I know not how; I can go no longer.' -Mark my footsteps my good page, Tread thou in them boldly: Thou shah find the winters rage Freeze thy blood less cokily.- in his masters steps he trod, Where the snow lay dinted; Heat was in the very sod Which the Saint had printed. Therefore. Christian men, be sure Wealth or rank possessing, Ye who now v6ll bless the poor, Shall yourst-k-2s find blessaig. 'oiy To The `YVorfd (Kev of D) Joy to the world! The Lord is come; Let earth receive her King; Let ev'ry heart prepare Him room And heav'n and nature sing. And heat, n and nature sing, And heav'n and heav'n and nature Sing. Joy to the world! The Saviour reigns; Let men their songs employ, While fields and floods Rocks, hills and plains, Repeat the sounding joy, Repeat the sounding joy, Repeat, repeat the sounding joy. He rules the world with truth and grace, And makes the nations prove The glories of His righteousness, And wonders of His love, ,And wonders of His love, And wonders, wonders of His love. THE MORTGAGE FACTORY "Seasons Greetings" Call Angie at 686-2557 v "Best wishes for a safe and happy holiday from the management and crew of the Ajax McDonalds." 222 Bayly St. W. 686-2133 F971 BRUCE BISSELL Pontiac Buick Ltd. "Seasons Greetings" 201 Bayly St. W., Ajax, Ontario (One block West of Harwood) 683-6561 "Season's Greetings" from everyone at FIRST PICKERING PIACE 839-0000 irakius You & ►� yours a Happy Holiday & from the a Prosperous management & New Year sta f f at GOLIGERS DAVID NUERNBERGER TRAVEL. Coldwell Banker Pickering Town Golden Key R.E. Ltd. Centre 281-2200 420-3233 Expect the Best THE MORTGAGE FACTORY "Seasons Greetings" Call Angie at 686-2557 v "Best wishes for a safe and happy holiday from the management and crew of the Ajax McDonalds." 222 Bayly St. W. 686-2133 F971 BRUCE BISSELL Pontiac Buick Ltd. "Seasons Greetings" 201 Bayly St. W., Ajax, Ontario (One block West of Harwood) 683-6561 "Season's Greetings" from everyone at FIRST PICKERING PIACE 839-0000 40.?Be Bay News,Deoew6tr 15,1993 1 ►f.IMykt...cAcx % �\ t • Custom Made Draperies • Al"indow Shades i� N • Russian Balloons • Verrical Blinds { L, } • Bedspreads • Venetian Blinds • Broadloom • Re -Upholstering � ee 7&W � � Sr -w 48 HARWOOD AVE. AJAx 683-9879 �" • CHIMNEY SWEEPING OUR SPECIALTY - Wood. Gas. Pellet Stoves & Fireplaces Sold / Instc1led / Maintained SANTA SAYS "SWEEP YOUR CHIMNEYS NOW"p w 71 Station Street, #6, r � Ajax CERTIF�r E HWY 401 > U Q 01 a �-- -l :H. NELSON'S HOBBIES Do 8 ARTS AND CRAFTS ' YOUR ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP HUNT ST. • Custom Picture Framing l '•'"'� - Great Stocking Stuffers • Arts & Craft Supplies • Plastic Models & much much more. 1. s 144 HARWOOD AVE. S., AJAX PLAZA 683-0351 �" • CHIMNEY SWEEPING OUR SPECIALTY - Wood. Gas. Pellet Stoves & Fireplaces Sold / Instc1led / Maintained SANTA SAYS "SWEEP YOUR CHIMNEYS NOW"p w 71 Station Street, #6, r � Ajax CERTIF�r E HWY 401 > U Q 01 a Do 8 o � X a HUNT ST. �" • CHIMNEY SWEEPING OUR SPECIALTY - Wood. Gas. Pellet Stoves & Fireplaces Sold / Instc1led / Maintained SANTA SAYS "SWEEP YOUR CHIMNEYS NOW"p w 71 Station Street, #6, r � Ajax CERTIF�r E 1730 McPherson Crt. Unit 18 Pickering l VISAU The Bay News, Deoanber 15,1"3 tel T :Owasco E ISING nn ,UVE�RT The reason Irony people get lag al thougfd flat -8114 0 `686.357 I I Help Walled j I I Help WantedFM Sale Townhouse Rent I I Goods For • I { 0a —^� � ycareAvail HOME WORKERS NEEDED Up to $2800.00 per month. Assembling products at home. No experience. Please send self addressed enve- lope. P.O. Box 66155 Town Postal Outlet 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering L1 V 6P7 OPENING SOON NOW HIRING Enthusiastic, friend - II individuals. Positions available: Servers, bartenders & dishwashers. Apply in person at 89 Commercial Ave. Ajax between 3'00-5:00 p.m. I Mon -Fri. EARN $300+ Per day, yes per day! With your own cleaning con- tracts. No invest- ment required. Call 24 hours for free exciting details. 434-2116 ext. 115 ALASKA JOBSI Earn upward $30,000 in three months fishing salmon. Also con- struction, cannerys, oil fields plus more. For imm. response call 1-504.646.4513 ext. K202 24 hours SBR ENTERPRISES We hire on attitude, not education, expe- rience or age. Full time positions for manager trainees 6 managers. No expe- denos, no problem. For Mtlervlew del Tatartty 426.0151 M. S WEEKLY POSSIBLE AT HOME Simple, easy, pleas- ant work; info; One $ plus self addressed stamped envelope to: Cathy 1033 Dab Wood Dr. lick in Bay News 686-35n 839-8114 MAKE SSS AT HOME 3 ways. Booklet priced $29 U.S., plus bonus $$ making re ALL FOR $8.00 Send cheque or cash to: Chris Manley 92 Thorpe Cres. Ajax, Ont. LiT3T4 MAJOR CLEANING COMPANY Requ Ires sxperlence d cleaners Please contact Patricia Franklin at 416-3694)040 PART TIME / FULL TIME DRIVER for Residential Commercia: Duct Cleaning. Gas fitter license an asset. Call 619-6633 I Renbl Aacotttodation Pickering Village 3 bedroom, main floor of bungalow $850 plus 213 utili- ties. Spackxrs Basement 2 bedroom apartment. 3 piece bath, fire- place, sop. entrance, laundry. $550 plus 1/3 utififes. 427-8719 Apts. for Rent 1 LARGE 2 BDRM. BSM7 APT. Separate entrance, 4 pc. bath, parking,) washer/dryer, air, ay. Dec. 18 or Jan. 1 st. $760. + util. 1 st s last, non smokers preferred. CM 393-9639 c% tines or 922-5612 slier 5.00. 3 bdrm. main floor house apt. near GO & 401. Shopping, schools, park- ing, residential street. Av. Jan. 1st. 1st d last, $900 inclusive, non- smokers preferred. Call 393-9639 daytime or 922-5612 after 5.00. OSHAWA - 2 bdrm. in legal duplex, oaurs*y room, &moo parking, near all amaraties. 1650 ♦ utilitis8. (1/e) 7ee- 2ee111. PICKERINoi -One bdrm. barn. L Across from mel, wo . Av. Imo. Car s qW83943WOS7 Haunt for Rent j WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN? 3 bdrm. Townhouses from $3,000 down. Monthly mortgage payment $425. Ask about $1000 rebate. Detached homes & Semis available for a little more. Angela Thoss. Sales Representative Remax Summit Realty (1991 Ltd.) 905686-3800 3 BDRM MAIN FLOOR OF BUNGALOW $900.00 + 2.3 utili- ties. No pets. Avail. Jan. 1/94.' Call Ann 831-1940 1 39MIIL BUNGALOW s min. from 401 on Hwy. 115 d concession 4. $900 . u4L Call (41 e) 425-34W aftw 5 p.rn. CLASSIFIED WHAT A DISCOVERY FM Condo Rent AJAX Lakefront condo, 2 bedroom, 2 baths, patio, pool, tennis, etc. 5 appliances, Avail. January 1194. $800 per month. Call 266.5536. r Fie. weaMell Refalat FLORIDA _ Clearwater - mobiles, clubhouse, heated pools, hot tub, tennis, 20min- ules to Skse JayslPhi " baseball, NHL hockey, doglfloree tracks. peach - L 611111345" es. - 250 IMMEDIATELY STORE FOR RENT. Aprox. 700 sq. fL 92 Oki Kingston Rd. Pickering Vdd1 e Cam 663.5399 ROIL WOOD 4 >IRE res Illieliv ry to IeYetee arae btoYbis/1967 Toll -2'1744 GARAGE DOOR OPENERS Only $149.99 Installation $49.99 Call Anthony (416) 284-4557 MUST SELL Gorgeous 3 piece Irv- irgden, Inglis heavy duty 5 cyl. washer, super capacity 3 cyl. dryer, white, full war- ranty. W-395. D-260. All ex. cored. Call 509-3848 OIL STOVE & ACCES- SORIES - tank included. s475.Da. Cm) we -216101, JFMi UN Nds far =ate I Bankrupt, credit loroblAm? You're 6K, cars from 1978- . • .904. Lease to own. No credit Check. i Call 686.3775 or 725-1968 RCPOS, REPOS, r.EPG3 - 87 - '92 models. :homeo'c .y -,ported Open to the public. vin-, pas' rot"" 2e6-8361 -- Cars/hde til THE AUTO CORONER Parts, all makes. We bUy Scrap Cars & trucks. Free towing. 24 hour Service. 420-6816 P011114,11' 1130-7503 pager 8980-1732 401 "I 401 370$ WEEKLY POSSIBLE AT HOME Simple, gas$,, pleasant work Info: 1$ las self addressed stamped envelope to: Box 906, Station 'P', Toronto, MSS 222 LESS expensive daycare in my home. Reliable care in smoke-free environ- ment. Any age, partlfull time. largge playroom. fenced backyard. Discount for 2 children in same fami ly. Gose to Glerlgrove P.S. Liverpool/ Foch area. Call Dune 420 2620. I ' Daycare Wanted j LIVE IN 'out Nanny for 2 toddlers. shift work d housekeeping. References raga, : r+o. d l 509- t 999 r717—Ges. Ser0ces COMPLETE RUST PROOF (cars & Ight trucks) 683-2977 AJAX RUST CONTROL SERVICES 221 Westnoy Rd. S. ENGINES Transmissions. for- eign (if not available, could find), domes- tic. any make. rea- sonable price. Call 728-0817 A-1 No 'ob too big No job too small Calve me a call. 282-9575 Ask for Don CERAMIC TILING Floor & wall tile for free estimate. Call John 839-6186 rM Renovations3 HARCOTT '9 CONTRACTING Have your rec room in time for Cbriisttnas or the big party. FREE ESTEMA'i'E.S 6-- 686-1984 � Dishwasher a ice maker raplacwn.rlt a arW.1w+ lrorrt fi65 also farc4l kiedten a basil faucets PROFESMONAL PLUIaNIG Rsesasion prices. Ar repair a rwwvarons- IOtdrrl, a � lawn � lttann ysterr. Call howl Don't Pay Vaal Ask for Costa or pLURE tUL 404218 686-35'7 it's such trlkmlllar temtory. Did you know that the Volkswagen Group was the best seller in Europe in 1991 with FAX 2.23 million vehicles sold? A posi ion it YOUR AD has occupied without interruption 839-8135 since 1985. 33 333: Gatrs�sl Seltrvlcss LIGCIANEA ENTERPRISES CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING , • 12 years experience in steam cleaning (' • residential • commercial • car interiors • general clean up • free written estimates -� MINOR RENOVATIONS • interior painting • minor plumbing a rec room alterations • back splashes • extraction of water from basements • repairs & decorating • custom space saving shelves • lock installations • odd jobs Call Nigel Harris 683-4872 or 427-3282 Peter's Appliances SALES SERVICE PARTS STOVES DRYER3 WA3HER3 0I3HWA3HERE REFRIGERATOR3 • 0-PGddT •KIT;HE'iA'.� 'Since 1955" •AFG •GENEdALELEGTr�C -�yT;,,,; 04)' 'FAT •JEW. -A:' LE • AM•ANA ZODERN MAID :ME •'M c WOODS WE SELL PARTS FOR ALL r/IAJOR APPLIANCES PICKERING NEW SCAR30R000,H SHOWROOM LOCATION 1755 Pcxenng c,r,,ry Jod 12) SMG Ka.gcon Road p,cwanng Moms 6 Deagr Centre (Old IGngstor lid & R" n i Sal" Only sale. & sero•» 428-6333 282-0185 rill Renovations ; �_ Painting HANDY SL4V SER1,7CE ' Joia Too $MAIL RFPAms & RLV0%A1101V5 PA1-. 1Nr LVrER 10e - Ex-."ioR ODD JOBS CALL 831-2416 ELECTRICIAN _:$,rats, plugs, stove. Na )ob :oo small 7;,asor,able rases, rdsldent!al, commercial & :oo istrlal. RPG ELECTRIC Call BDb at US -2723 Landscaping GAKDNER'S TOPSOIL •(Irru.—KI • tree renwval e clean-ups Most reasonable rate. Free Esdrtmtes Cell Rob 428-5700 PLEASE RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER Looking a raw employee)Advertise in dassified. ICs where 90% of job seekers turn first for job in!orrnation. Use it to your advantage. Call and place your ad kxlay Interior ;/ Exterior Paper Hanging 9 years experience Excellent References Located in Ajax Free Estimates 683-5838 GERMAN PAINTER vvith over 30 years experience for all your painting. wall NdN .log & drywall taping Call Harry at 428-2679 IF IT'S A BOY ...ANNOUNCE IT IN Tie sifted: Ery?4ewr1s Clsesi0tieif� call 839-8114 or rA 1 22 The Bay News, December 15, 1993 I Notlpll�tl-`� "j , I 1 ;kms $10,000 $' 10 per tnontn Contact Doug or Brent et us do your mortgage shopping 9-owest rates in Canada ' •�lexiNeterms R privileges •F,rst time buyers we -I, -me *We solve mortgage i arrears and power of ;ale Community Financial Se7vices 668-6805 ;Q Auction � AUCTION SALE SAT. DEC. 18 10 AM 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby 20 FUANITIJRF Vie are soiling a large lot from the movers plus an estate from Whitby including. 2 dining room suites, birch table 8 8 chairs. old desi, Pioneer stereo system, fridge 8 stove, new sofas 6 chairs, 2 washers, parlour tables, dressers. 3 T.V 's, many smalls, air compressor, tools, mitre saw, hardwood, welding rod, 15 desks. filing cabinets. hard drives. windows hair dryers, foam mattresses plus much more Vehicles . 92 Astro ext van, 88 Bonneville, 82. 83 8 85 Firebirds. 85 Mustang, 75 cus- tomized Chev 1'2 ton pickup, 88 Chev 112 ton pickup. 90 Lumina Euro, 90 Cadillac Fleetwood plus 10 others Note Time: 10 AM Viewing 1-6 PM Fri. Excellent sale... vehicles sold at 1 PM MCLEAN AUCTIONS b LIQUIDATIONS 576.7550 686.3291 608 STRATTON ARTHUR in loving memory of husband Art passed away Dec. 12, 1992. Sadly missed by wife Vera, son Brian 3 Susan, daughter Wendy 8 Lorne, Grandchildren Dale 6 Dawn. -086-3577 <:SLPC'ZO D.D.S. Is pleased to announce new and extended hours Hours: Llonday 11 am - 8 pm Tuesday 10 am - 10 pm Wednesday 8 am - 4:30 pm Thursday 12 - 7 pm Friday 8 am - 2 pm Saturday 9 am - 2 pm Located at 1900 Dixie Rd. Unit 9, Pickering New Patients and Emergencies Welcome Please Call 420-9211 - Perso—nam I K Pets t Canis of Tin s TIRES - 10.000 k.z n Ube —.0 l S Death otce SMITH, Ruth (nee Laister) Peacefully at Scarborough General HospRal on December 12, 1993. Ruth, beloved wife of the late Jack Butler Smith. Loving Mother of Joan Vermeersch and her husband John of Pickering and Philip and his wife Grace of Scarborough. Caring Grandmother of Gad and Brian Vermeersch and David and Ronald Smith. Rath will be sadly missed by her brothers, Charles Laister of Tillsonburg Jack Laister of California anI her sister, Grace Long of Etobicoke. The family will receive friends at Ronald Martino 8 Son Funeral Directors, Brock Road Chapel, 1057 Brock Rd., Pickering ust south of the 01) 905-686-5589 on Tuesday from 7-9 R.M. Complete ser- vice in the chapel on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Cremation. DOG TRAINING CLASSES Starting, January. Oshawa and Ajax. Durham Dog Training School Barb Scott 576-5635 LOST CAT Black with white stomach, Adult male neutered. Meows a lot. Lost in the Dixie Finch area end of November Cal Mike or Eva. Days 831-8878 I Flea 1;trket - OSHAWA FLEA {{M-ARKET JGQJ AM 4 0-cea-9a 727 Wilson Rd. S. Oshawa 683-5290 I MotrittgJStotage . MOVE BIG ! OR SMALL I t WE RICE THEM ALL j FREE ESTIMATES. Se. dors discount. Short Notice moves. Pianos moved. Comparable rates. (416) 432-2850 1-SM263-5836 * AJAX MWMQ * SYSTdIS *Full services, mova;, y * appliance and piano * specialists. list rate or tri Spe,.ela ng in DLr...:m 114on. Now ofiarii, Ire. 'k fEoxa with lum. Mb nor } Have a%i1a % hWW sloraf,9 � 1Ir utta. Free esthales. # #* can 427-m 4 :SSE INS- lam Season's to all of our Jat customers & readers Jacqueline, Melodee and Venessa, family of the late DEREK SMART, wish tc thank all our friends for the love, support and comfort given to us now and during our recent loss. It makes our sadness that much easier to bear. We also wish to thank the doctors, staff and volunteers of Mount Sinai Hospital for their care, McEachnie Funeral Home Directors for the very professional manner In which they treated us, with integrity and compassion, and the Reverend, Paul Feheley, of St. Martins Parish Church, Pickering, for taking the time to understand our needs and for know- ing exactly how to express them on our behalf Finally, our special thanks goes to Dr. Sliwowicz for always being there. His con- tinued support and concern is truly val- ued. Thank you, everyone. FAX Us YOUR AD Phone tied up? Use your FAX machine to send us your Classified ad. Remember to include your company name, address and phone number, and the name of your Classified representative. FAX NUMBER 839-8135 Greetongs D The Classified Dept. CHRUSTMAs SPADU M AN TREE FARM (905)985-7291 Choose & cut organically grown dine & spruce ALSO fresh cut bargain trees $10.00 & Up OPEN DAILY 545 Durham Rd. #21 at Utica. 2 nils East of Hwy. #12 or Wast of Durham Rd. #23. We have cider, mums, rides , free bailing, & boring. Fresh Cut Spruce, Pine and Balsam Fir Trees. $9" & up Man. -Fri gam - 7pm Sat. d Sur. 9am - 5pm Help Wanted / General 839-8114 686-3577 Real Estate 839-8087 cc Yv�, L Ch C C E O N O J im m 14.y.7 E. V 15 Hwy. 401 E. Wh'" CUT YOUR NEW OWN THIS WHITE SPRUCE YEAR $15.00 HAYRIDE THOUSANDS TO TO CHOOSE FROM TREES HANDMADE CRAFTS DEAFBLIND ADULTS, COFFEE, HOT CHOCOLATE, HOT DOGS, HAMBURGERS. OPEN THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY STARTING DEC. 2ND. 20 MINUTES FROM MARKHAM - 905-655-3987 6472 COUNTRY LANE, BROOKUN, ONT. R0SEVII.LE CHRISTMAS TREE FARM C"I Yuur ,i, on op.n a..ay 852-7:;67 649-3853 435 Dwirh.. Rd. x S km. we•t of Uxbridge I = r° FAaM 1 �It i Q I Hwy. 7 ^401 CHRISTMAS TREES 1 acre countr-v xtting Fresh Cut 6' - 9' Pine &S uce y $20 - $35 on Rosslaud Rd. jrut east of Church N. of Pickering Village - - 427-2399 ter Re strabon* KARATE The Gift of a Lifetime "CHRISTMAS SPECIAL" Men, woman & children only $199 includes free uniform, offer ends 24/93 LJvERPoot. SHOToKm KARATE CWB 839-FITT 3488 10 To book your Winter Registration ad call Christian -Ann at 839-8114 Or 686-3577 ' ma Step i In Two dance studios WINTER CLASSES Register Now - Limited Spaces Available GROUP CLASSES •Cotwary Line Dancing • Contemporary Latin & Ballroom "C'Mr• >B.t)a= STARTING JAN. 17, 1994 GETTING MARRIED? Make Your first dance MEMORABLE WE'VE GOT ALL OF YOUR ENT'ERT'AINMENT COVERED Call now to book your 2 COMPLIMENTARY 837 -STEP LESSONS (7837) The Bay News, December 15, 1993 23 CHURCH SERVICES St. George's Anglican Church Hwy. #2 and R:uldall Drive, Ajax DECEMBER 24 - CHRISTMAS EVE 5:00 1'M (;HILDR)~,:V'S SERVICE 8:00 PIM SOLI;NIN FUCHARIS'I' 1 1:00 PPI MIDNIGHT ,MASS DECEMBER 25 - CHRISTMAS DAY 10:00 AM HOLY IU(,HARIS'I' SUNDAY DECEMBER 26 9:00 & 10:30AM HOLY EUCHARIST l.l.ttE DUNBARTON-FAIRPORT UNITED 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering SUNDAY DEC. 19th 10:30 Advent 4 A service of lession and carols DEC. 24 CHRISTMAS EVE Family Service wttli our four choir 11 p.m. Candlelight Communion SUNDAY DEC. 26,10:30 A.M. Family Service SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th Carol Services at 8:00, 9:15 and 11:00 a.m. CHRISTMAS EVE 5 p.m. Family Candlelight to song with Communion 7 p.m. Family Candlelight with Communion 9 P.M. Family Communion 11 P.M. Midnight Mass CHRISTMAS DAY 10 a.m. Family Communion "Putting Jesus Christ at the centre of Christmas. " PICKERING VILLAGE UNITED CHURCH 30(.' L!IUrL1) Strcct ",urth, Ajax 683-4721 Mrs. Phyllis Spenser Sunday December 19 - ADVENT IV 10:30 a.m. Worship & Sunday School 7:00 p.m. Carols CHRISTMAS EVE 7:00 p.m. FAMILY SERVICE & CAROL SING 11:00 p.m. Candlelight Service of HOLY COMMUNION A warn welcome to all! ST. PAUL UNITED CHURCH CHOIR 65 King Crescent --- present -- An Evening of Christmas Music with Brass & Organ DECEMBER 19th, 7:30 P.M. Tickets $2.00 Please call for tickets 683-4740. Refreshments to follow. ST. TIMOTHY'S PRESBYTERIAN CHRUCH 97 BURCHER RD., AJAX Dec. 10th, 7:30 p.m. 10th Annual Children's Pagent Dec. 12th, 7:30 p.m. 5th Annual Cantta "Comes a child." Christmas Eve, 7:00 p.m. Candle light service Come and Celebrate Christmas with us at St. nmothy's ALL WELCOME BAY -FAIR BAPTIST CHURCH inspires us with ioti and ret-erence. It is a time to cherish the man -v bless- in,s ice all enjoy f r etids, famil%, health and happiness... and to renew our faith in His words. We look mate f ully to you, our readers and friends, may your joy be boundless throughout this special season. 7- 81 7 Kttlgstc�n 1K_d_ i 1Cker* to song CHRIST .IAS .%10RNIN and Stoll, SI R�'ICI= at 10:00 a.111.- 11,cpdar Sunday Serx-1cc:s the Mean- at.11:00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. ing of ti'EW YEAR'S ]✓VE SERIVIC1: at 10:310 p.m. Christ nas 839-4621 inspires us with ioti and ret-erence. It is a time to cherish the man -v bless- in,s ice all enjoy f r etids, famil%, health and happiness... and to renew our faith in His words. We look mate f ully to you, our readers and friends, may your joy be boundless throughout this special season. 7- 24 71m Bay News, Demnaber 15,1993 y% Ir11 UJ, 10th Anniversary AULDWOOD FORD SALES LTD. "THE CAR & TRUCK CENTRE" • 1986 TEMPO only $ 199-99 * /mth. 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