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Home My WebLink AboutBN1993_12_22._ . _ . _. _'- _..__.._... -•- -- -..._ .1 -_.. _ .. _ -- - ._..r..l»'S.R�.,Rtm.t,J.....Ci� - ..................... _ Vol 33•No 52.50 28 Pages Circ. United Way of Ajax -Pickering 1993 campaign $1 million + $917.000 $1 "' ? $750,000 million ' ssoo. 5250.000 (Ajax woman missing Durham Region Ponce are looking for the public's help in finding a 26 -year-old Ajax woman., missing for nearly three weeks. Grace March, who recently moved to Ajax from the Whitby area, was last seen Dec. 7. The landlord at her Hewitt Crescent home reported her missing to police on Dec. 13. "We don't suspect any foul play, she's past dropped out of sight and we're concerned," Det. Sgt. Dietrrw Schoenrock told The Bay Neun. March's landlord told police he was worried because he hadn't seen his tenant for six days. All of her belongings were still in the hone. March is described as a white female, 5 ft. 7 in., 125 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone with information is asked to telephone Durham Region Police at 579-1520. _... ,700 Serving Pickering/Ajax Est. 1961 Dem 221993 Christmas Carols 69 79 22, 23 Ajax BIA 24 Seasons Greetings 13-18 OOGs FOR ALTONA PickerinQ's ndinq share not enough, sans MTRCA By Dan McLean Pickering council's decision Monday to provide $400,000 towards the Altona Forest purchase is proof that little appears to have changed in a week Council -in -executive -committee a week earlier endorsed the same conditional financial package — with the town targeting the purchase of specific Altona properties. T.he forest ;, locz-ec ir: a-� area north of Highway 2 and west of Altona Road. The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority KrRCA), who are co-ordinating the purchase and attempting to raise $3.8 million to buy 21 additional acres, had hoped for a more generous offer. The province has already given $10 million which has been spent on 110 acres. A week ago, the MTRCA suggested the town provide $1.25 million. Monday night, that request was reduced to $720,000 with no conditions attached. Both Continued on Page 2 Dr. Hertzberg was Pickering V s first physician By Glenn Hendry Pickering has lost an original. Dr. Fritz Schmitz -Hertzberg, who set up practice in town the ,,war before the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital opened, died on Dec. 2 — 10 months after suffering a stroke while on vacation it Mexico. He was 79. Hertzberg leaves a void that Pickering doctors following T. his wake will be hard pressed to ,olow. He survived the "Russian Front" and a Soviet Union prisoner -of -war camp during the Second World War. To those who knew him, he was one of those rare individuals IL who gave their all to the community, yet somehow found time for other passions. "He was a man who was certainly interested not only in medicine, but in other things as well, like art, music and his church," said Dr. Hans Weber, who worked with Hertzberg fF,ri�'"'� from 1975 until 1987. "He had a big heart; he was always willing to help his patients and the cDmmuutity. He was always invdyed." Hertzberg's community invokrement began in 1953 when he Continued on Page 3 ...:-.. .. �:.. ^�.�. .r"."•ii +':+�o-.re.�=n'Ff!! ,i+: _'-ai'k".M4'Y7,.-�1-M':-xiu i?+'rd."»?W.- s 2 The Bay News, December 22, 1993 December 17, 1993 Just a short note of thanks to the staff and sales at The Bay News. With difficult economic conditions and a very competitive market place, business success depends on many key factors. One important factor is the marketing program, and with the help of The Bay News this program is very successful for me. Weekly ads, Spotlight On Business program, coupons and the Christmas Gift Guide book all proved a profitable investment. The growth of my tanning business is dependent on media exposure and through The Bay News the word of our tanning excellence is being heard. Thank you all very much. ; l The%Flynn Family land Breeze Tanning Salons��;��"C�` 2.35 Bayly St. A'_ Bayly Plaza, Ajax, Ontario Tel.: 619 -TANS Altona funding not likely • From Page 1 proposals were rejected by council. MTRCA Chief Administrative Officer Craig Mather admitted he was disappointed with the eventual decision. "One concern. I have is that maybe it sends the wrong message (to other funding partners)," Mather told The Bay News. "h puts to in a bit of a bind and we now have to see what commitment we can get from the region and the federal government." Don't expect anyone else to :;take a significart contribution towards the Altona Fores: purchase on ^.e basis of Pickering 's meagre contribution,. arg,:ed Ward 2 Reg:ona: Councillor K:p Van.. Kempe::. "We will have extre: e difficulty raising additional funds," he told council. "How do you expect the corservat:on a, horsy to do ary more Char, it hash" Van Kempen scoffed at an argument raised last week suggesting the town's $3.4 :nil' on pari[ land reserve — the account ta.geted for the town's share of Altora `,:ndmg — worf, receive a major injection of future cash. It has been argued that the account would be significantly depleted by the Altona purchase. He pointed out that Tribute Corporation is expected to contribute $500,000 to the reserve account by the end of the year. Van Kempen made three failed attempts to alter the town's funding share. He first suggested a $720,000 lump sum contribution taken from the town's $3.4 million park land reserve, then the same amount spread over a four-year period, and finally the eventual $400,000 figure, but with no strings a-ach^.ed. However, t^e majority of councii members seemed satisfied that a significant portion of the (ores: will be saved. In fact. Ward 3 Regioza. Councillor Rick Johanson said the towr stands to lose as :nuc.': as $2.5 mi:lion in lot levies and other revenue as a result of the Ahona Forest purchase "I have great difficulty bailing out big developers and leaving the little guys to fend for themselves." Jo-nson said. He exp!ained that the provincial, $10 million was used to purchase properties from developers Bramalea Limited and Landford Acres Limited, while smaller property owners were ignored. The town has protected more than 40,000 acres — including 18,000 acres expropriated for Seaton community in north Pickering, Johnson added. "Pickering has done its share in the preservation of green space for the future. I think we're choking ourselves off in development." X40,000 library cut The Ajax Public Library has been hit with a loss of more than $40,000 because of the province's Social Contract and expenditure control. The library had to review its 1993 budget as a result of the prmwial reductions and ar xxmed cutbacks at a recent budget advisory committee meeting. The cuts reduce the library's operating budget to $1,350;000. 1994 LOOK AT US NOW 1994 UP TO %1qp %#%0 PKILIh 151JAKD N EVp�A1154PECI L11 - G # t4eW P935460 I O 21000- LPER J CKPOT IC. # P935214 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * !!! "NEW" LIGHTNING BINGO "NEW" !f! FOR INFO PHONE :421.8512 Ajax Rotary Pine Ridge Sec. School Moose Lodge Execter Sec. School St. John Ambulance Can. Orgn. for Tropical Educ. & Rainforest Conservation Spartan Baseball Durftam Epilepsy Ajax Ringette Dolphin Football R.P. Research Foundation Ajax Kinsmen Humane Society Hospice Durham Ajax Axmen Legion Br. $322 Knights of Columbus Five Pin Bowlers Ajax Minor Hockey T.C.G. Disabled Persons St. Anthony Daniel School Spinal Cord Research Ajax Navy League : Can. Sch. Rhythmic Dancing Ajax Aquatics Club Erin Oog Parents Assoc. Lic. #M036506 The Bay News, December 22,1993 3 Hertzberg e only "thephysician" in the Village • From Page 1 and wife Kathleen — a tower of strength throughout her husband's illness — arrived in the village of Dumbarton. "In a way he was a pioneer in the community. It took quite a long time for other doctors to arrive," Kathleen recalled. "The community had been looking for a physician. He became the only physician this side of the (Pickering) Village. He felt this was the right opportunity for him." Hertzberg would spend nearly 40 years serving patients and the community, most recently at The Medical Centre on Sheppard Avenue (at Whites Road). He was also an or.g.nal member of the rned:ca: s'aff at the hospital — he was chief of staff from 1969 to 1975 — and a founding member of the Canadian College of Family Physicians. Hertzberg also found fulfillment through his family interests. He and Kathleen had three children and he was a roving "Opa" to six grandchildren. His love of art and music, as well as literarnre, gardening and photography were also important. "We had a very beautiful and creative life," Kathleen said. His spiritual life, however, was centred in lifelong suppor. of the Society of Friends (Qu a'.•cers). Trisha Romance "Silent Night" Taxes $390-1 Included!! E.rpires Dec. 31193 uczw Harwood Mall Corner of Haruwod & Bayi'y 4274663 'HORIZONS �LHOBBIES- DURHAM'S BEST NOBBY CENTRE BEST VALUE—everyday leper prices BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE.. professional, courteous staff BEST LOCATION... Dundas St, 2 blocks East of Thickson Rd. BEST PRODUCT SELECTION FOR... • Model Railroads • Doll Houses • Plastic Model Kits • R/C Airplanes • Slot Car Racing Sets • Hobby Tools & Paints Thomas the Tank Engine figures, books and accessories. YOUR LEI WN 6 OW BUS>�IIESS searching for the essential Quaker message, organized study groups in his home and tried to bring the message of the Quaker New Foundation Fellowship to Canada through seminars. "He was a man with his own style," recalled Weber. "He was firm in his beliefs and rough on the surface, but deep down, he was a soft-hearted man." "He gave a lot to this community and will be sorely missed." Hertzberg received a rough introduction to the field of medicine. Born in Altona. Germany on April 18. 1914 and a graduate of medicine from the University of Munich, he was conscripted into the THE F.T.D. German army in 1939 — shortly after becoming engaged to Kathleen, an English Quaker. After serving as an army physician on the front lines, he was captured during the German retreat in 1945. The next four years were spent in harsh conditions — many of his fellow prisoners died of starvation.. He served as a carpo doctor ,:ntil his release in 1949. After endd_ri::g the hards`ps of war (and e 10 -•year separation from Kathleen.) Fritz and Kathleen married and in 1952 emigrated to Canada. Hertzberg was buried at the Quaker Buriai Ground in Newmarket on Dec. 5, in from of a large gathering "from all COUPON LITTLE DRUMMER ^Y BOUQUET walks of life" who had come to pay tribute to his life. "He was the most loving person I have ever met and he was worth waiting 10 years for," wife Kathleen said. "Though we fell in love like people do, it was a love intertwined with the Quaker religious faith and threatened by war and the Nazi regime. But his approach to life was 'beyond all nations is humanity. "' "Its a great loss." Who wants garbage? If there's a community that is willing to accept garbage from. Durham Region, then Pickering is determined to find it. During a meeting Dec. 20, town council endorsed a motion that will ask willing landfill host communities to let that interest be known. Council also endorsed a similar motion in support of Metro Toronto's efforts to conduct a similar search for its trash. Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson, who proposed the Metro resolution, said the intent is to send a strong message. "The residents of Pickering have had it with landfills. That's the message this resolution sends," Johnson told council. "We do not want to be the end-afl solution for landfills." COGTON - - _ _ - COT -70% _ _ - CASH & CARRY I THE F.T.D. WHITE POINTSETTIAS: I CHRISTMAS BOUQUET Fresh Iw I'L-t • 4 i flowers and\ _ With without� ]ellOnat coup.. Corp." arran "Little'1.99 53 mer 4" Pot lr Boy' therne. 6" Pot 13.99 57.N corPow 95 ,T' Pot '9.99 519.94 ,>,, .4— With :h cerpow t 247 r �� 8" Pot 14.99 s2N-95 Give ti+ a jingle and we 11 $ 495 + send a white ski h with Without corPow i319S Z� Pot 19.9 549.94 fah flowers an� t 1 Chriatmas Rneens. wirhort Coup— %4195 Coupon eaFurs l7wcrmber 31. 1993. Coupes, u*pitw 11, 1943- Cwpon rxPn* Drr'a+lw-r 11 ;W - - — _ _COLTON ,_ -_ — — — 1 — — -- _COTTON J COUPON ___4 CLASSIC CHRISTMAS I "LONG STEM ,. I CHRISTMAS ROSEBOWL CENTREPIECE I ROSES'; I An arrangement { This tradinonal l consisting of 10 rove. ,n a clear re -tow. le centteplieceisthe i/ _ rosebowI with ' P~ ideal way to say 1 �/t I Chnstmas 'Ha Iloilday: baby'! breath bow - to family friends I - r �� I and Chnstmas �� r and busine+a greefing. colleagues. i With corPow One dozen Ion gg +tem tows, boned with greens 1 With coupon .� ogle, 9and "Trillium Du+t" Rose Pneservatim. - 1 1&,$, 95 1 24';$ 1695with Withawt I rl mthorr Coupon sm" Coup— COW"" (2993 I Without corPow %21l3 I Corp— -q— DreambeT 31, 1"3._ _ Coupon capias Cttcm.ber 31, 1993. Conpm expnea Dwentber 31, 1993. 1 —COUMN COUMN _ — — — J — — COU70N . l CHRISTMAS PLANTERS I DECEMBER I THE TkALIUM BASKET I A baby Poinsettia I CASH &CARRY 1 'BOUQUET ; I and other long I I I I Fresh carnations, 1 I lasting � tnplants at SPECIALS I cwtthea ttms i ( seasonal I troth Without and select Christmas 1 wicker basket. 1 corpow c.rpaw 1 greens amanged in a 1 SAVE $10.00 wrrf► 10 Roses $3.99 $4.99 I cheerfulbasket. 1 1 THIS COUPON! With Corpow With Coup" I 110 Carnations $3.99 x4.99 I I I 10 Long Stem $7.99 $9.99 1995 I 8&91051P Roses WPtiort Carrow f21d3 I %KNrort Cerprr %24.93 — Carpo•!"para Dw mbor 31, IM. I Corpm *Vim Dwomber 31, — .— _-q--Fila Uaobar 31,19". 1" — �. .00N — — _ — `-Cow-oN 19 — — — o _COUrON J ][�rtl ium oris >ti 11 1794 LIVERPOOL ROAD, PICKERING 1 68 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX 831-0753 (across from The Beer Store) 427-4717 k�rilukyl F, 21 DAILY DELIVERIES ABOARD "THE TRIWUMOBILE" • FROM TORONTO TO OSHAWA ....... .... K NOMN RO" 101 J gQ STATW O g CC 11 1794 LIVERPOOL ROAD, PICKERING 1 68 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX 831-0753 (across from The Beer Store) 427-4717 k�rilukyl F, 21 DAILY DELIVERIES ABOARD "THE TRIWUMOBILE" • FROM TORONTO TO OSHAWA ....... .... 4 Mw Buy News, December 22, 1993 Councillor Pistrittogoingtrip? on a Ward 3 Local Councillor $4,000 from his convention management and leadership Enrico Pistritto hopes to use expense account to attend a conference in Provo, Utah next "The Bossims Back"" i IF F Merry Christmas to all No No Hol ALL PARTS 30% - 50% OFFI Guaranteed lowest prices in town on name brand parts. DON'T SETTLE FOR SECOND BESTI 711 Finley Avenue, Ajax, Ontario 619'8000 0 .1' BFGoodrich 175x70R13 $58.00 195x75R14 $60.00 $125.00 1a5x70R13 $63.00 205x75R14 $63.00 LIFESAVER GT4 185x70R14 $69.00 205x751315 $66.00 ALL SEASON STEEL 195x70R14 $75.00 215x75815 $70.00 1'5x801313 $54.00 225x75Ri5 $74.00 $44mOO 1a5xa0R13 $56.00 235x75R15 $79.00 '55-X80R13 185x75R14 $58.00 BFGoodrich 205x 70R 14 $90.00 'yes 215x60R 14 $92.00 T/A� Tires 215x65R 15 $95.00 \�245x60R 15 $108.00 245x50R 16 $135.00 [_M1 C N E " - --------------•- P205x75R 15 ,$95.00 P235x75R 15 $125.00 n i:-� 'M P205x75R 14 $90.00 M. l uwn M MAN I�W ff LT235x85R16 $140.00 LT245x75R 16 $155.00 - - - - -- ALIGNMENT: 4 wheel $49.95 /1 ..J.ww■ �� Dandm % VAN HEMMEN cc x 1Mnnrn Tian I TIRES & SALES Warren FW- 317 Hopkins St. Whitby 666-2121 Conwirws R. [Sim wr Om antrent aw8attry d W wet i ar araL Mw -1 an. "MM. Fd tAD". @A 80042A0 year. During a pre -council meeting Dec. 20, Pistritto sought the support of his political colleagues to authorize the trip. He'll be looking to transfer $2,000 from his 1993 convention budget and combine it with his 1994 allotment. The item was to have been dealt with during Monday's council meeting, but was withdrawn when Pistritto left early to attend to a family emergency. A majority of council appeared ready to authorize the plan based on activity during pre -council. "It looked as though the general consensus was that it would (pass)," town Clerk Bruce Taylor reported. According to Pistritto, the course will be an important part of his learning as a political representative and will enhance his efferiveness. "1 hope it will give me the tools that I need to tackle the .asks at hand," he told The Bov News. Pistritto added that hell pay his own airfare and accommodation out of pocket - a cost of approximately $1,500. The Ward 3 local councillor admitted hell be the target of criticism by some who will question the experse. I don't really care," he said. 'I think rm doing the right thing NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF TM TOWN OF V1 W NG WITS FRIDAY COLLFA ION Please take note that garbage and recycling collections will be cancened on Friday. December 24. 1993. due to the Holiday dosings of the Waste Disposal Facilities. No alternate collection date will be provided. Regular garbage collection service w9l resume on Friday. December 31. 1993. Blue Box collection will resume on Friday, January 7. 1994 for those residents missing collection on P iday. December 24. 1993. If you have any questions, please contact Browning Ferris Industries at 619-6506. (Garbage), Miller Waste systems at 14800-461- 1582ec cling) or the Town of Pickering Public Works Department at 4204630 or 683- 2760. i s LEAVE YOUR WAUXT AT HOME NEW YEAR'S H pUR ALWAYS A SELLOUT SO BOOK EARLY GALA NEW YEARS EVE PARTY Prime Rib Dinner a All Beverages Included a Dancing a Hats/Horns • Party Favors a Disc jockey • is Absolutely everything you need to bring in the New Year! Words -Of - Wisdom - im Dickson Smile, for everyone lacks self-confidence... and more than any other thing, a smile reassures them. n � c The best mirror is an old friend. ❑ ❑ u When drivers are plan- ning the time needed for • trip, they should remem- ber that a few minutes more won't k1U them. A few minutes less might. ❑ ❑ ❑ Live everyday as If It was a gift. GIVE M GO ()F GOLF Membenitipa From $135 Association fights for residents By Randy Vaine Special to The Bay News A man speaks to a town council and asks them to approve construction of a new fireball. A woman talks with a town planner and a developer about a proposed new development. A group of people discuss new crosswalks with their local police department. What do all of these people have in common? Each are members of local community associations. Community associations sponsor scouting groups and local sports teams, organize picnics and parades and, most importantly, they work with city hall to shape the future of the community and the town. Over the next little while. I will profile various community associations and community- based groups in Pickering and Ajax to introduce these important groups. Today's profile is The Bay West/Lookout Point Community association (BWPCA). The man leading this association is Bob Mitchell, a former Pickering Councillor for nine years. This association was formed from the ashes of the Westshore Community Association and expanded to include Lookout Point. It started up in the spring of 1993. Its geographic boundaries extend from the west side of Frenchman's Bay to Whites Road on the east, from Bayly Street on the north and south to the lake, but does not include Fairport Beach which has its own association. BWPCA represents approximately 5,000 residents. "Many people in the community wanted to get back to community events and get to know their neighbors better, to introduce the old guard to the new residents. There are a lot of new peopie in the area." said Bob Mitchell, explaining why the association was formed. "The community also needs an association to keep up with political developments and social aspects ... and to keep our eyes on changes." The association is currently working with the public school board on the issue of busing students to and from school. It arranged a meeting between residents and school trustees. The state of roads in the area is another concern of the association. BWPCA works with the Town of Pickering to ensure road repairs and improvements in the areas around Westshore and Lookout Point are a priority. During its short history, BWPCA has thrown its support behind the Liverpool West Community Association in a successful fight for a Dixie Road and Finch Avenue firehall. BWPCA fought with the East Shore Community Association to defeat a proposal for an apartment building at the site of the IGA plaza at Liverpool Road and Bayiy Street. The future of Frenchman's Bay — will it become a haven for boaters or an area of major development? — is a major concern for the BWPCA. The community group will fight to keep the area as it is. If you would like to know more about the BWPCA or help out. call Bob Mitchell at 539 6055. The cost to loin the association is $5 per family. The next meeting is in January. 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The Bay News, December 22,1993 5 Seniors get transit fare break In the spirit of Christmas, Ajax council has decided to give seniors who ride the Canada 125 bus a 75 -cent fare reduction, at least until March 31. Council introduced the motion at its Dec. 13 meeting asking that seniors who use the service between Ashley Manor/Monarch Mews and Harwood Place Mall be given the fare break. The normal senior fare on regular town buses is 50 cents. Other users of the Canada 125 bus — a low -step vehicle designed to ease the burden or. both handi-trans and regular bus service — will still pay the $1.25 lull fare. Regional Councillor Roger Anderson said he received numerous calls from seniors at Ashley Manor asking for the fare reduction. He asked fellow WD777THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY )))OFDURHAM DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF LANDFILL SITE The Metro Brock West Landfill Site will be closed from Friday, December 24, 1993, to Monday, December 27, 1993, for the Christmas Holiday. The site will be open on Tuesday, December 28, 1993. This site will also be closed from Saturday, January 1,1994 to Monday, January 3, 1994 for the New Years Holiday. Normal operation will resume on Tuesday, January 4, 1994. V. A. Sllgallls, P. Eng Commissioner of Works councillors to approve the resolution "in this time of goodwill and good cheer." The move will cost the town, approximately $250 per :north. Ward 3 Counci!!or Steve Perish said he warted the maser deferred to the budget process. "f don't like this ad-:-oc %dg:7g with stnictcre .`:at -as `LGA impact," :�e saic. Fuelproof. Introducing the new Jetta Turbo -Diesel. $ The new Jetta Mobility 24-hour roadside assistance 2696 SNI` GL Turbo -Diesel a Standard antitheft alarm system. 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Unit 29, South Pickering 831-2343 V 994RENT "Per month for first 3 months. 'Normal installation charges apply. For an automatic water sottener or home drinking water system L IMI TED TIME OFFER. ACT NOW AND SAVE! From wa': s c'e-e-s ar J Utranon systems to nigh quaay drinking water. . "Wishing you a Happy Holiday Season" Oshawa/Ajax (416) 686-3550 Cardinal Nannies & Companions Inc. 144 Kingston Rd. Suite 10A, Ajax, Ont. (Pickering Village), LIT 2Z9 619-3351 "Seasons Greetings . to aU our friends & customers" from Anygraphics ,& letters 860 Brock Rd. S., #21 South Pickering L1 W 3X3 Bus: po5) 831-2200 Fax: (9o5) 8314516 r 22, 1993 - =>l r. i W.rse�l $ovi "Private School Quafiry Care" • Enriched Phi' nursery F• French, computers & music programme For your peace of mind year round "Wishing all our parents and children a very Merry Christmas and a safe and happy Nein Year 123 Heron St. Ajax 427-2759 L1 Season's Greetings & Have a Safe and Happy Holiday from JIM NICHOLSON INSURANCE 776 Liverpool Road 839-1271 Deck The HaCls Deck the halls with boughs of holly, Fa la la la la la la la la Tis the season to be jolly, Fa la la la la la la la la Don we now our gay apparel. Fa la la la la la la la is Troll the ancient Yuletide carol, Fa la la la la la la la la See the blazing Yule before us, Fa la la la la la la la la Strike the harp and join the chorus, Fa is 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 new, ye lads and lasses. Fa la la la la la la la la Sing we joyous all together. Fa la la la la la la la la Heedless of the winds and weather, Fa la la la la la la la la Tr. � r Hark the Herald .angels Sing (Key of G) Hark7 the herald angels sing, 'Glory to the new-bom King! Peace on earth, and mercy mild, God and sinners reconciled." Joyful all ye nations rise, Join the triumph of the skies; With th•angelic host proclaim, "Christ is bom in Bethlehem" Hark the herW angels sig, "Glory to the new-born King!" Christ, by highest heaven adored, Christ, the everlasting Lord, Late in time behind Him come, Offspring of a V' s womb Veiledn flesh the Godhead see: Hail, the incarnate Deity, Pleased as Man with Man to dwell, Jesus, our Emr rvwd! Had, the heaven bom Prince of Peace Hail, the Son of Righteousness! L'�ght and life to all He brings, Risen ,.with healing in His wings. Mild He lays His glory by, Born that man no more may die, Born to raise the sons of earth, Rom to give them second birth. i ti• ,Silent Ni:qht Silent night! Holy night! All is calm, all is bright, Round yon Virgin M.,ther 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 bom! Christ, the Saviour, is born! Silent night! Holy night! Son of God, love's Te light Radiant beams from Thy holy face, With the dawn of redeeming grace, Jesus, Lord at Th birth. Jesus, Lord at %y birth. Aregefs We Yfave �feard On 94k Angels we have heard on high, Sweetly singing o'er the plains; And the mountains in reply Echoing their joyous strains. Chorus: l LOEB Ajax ' Marketplace 475 Westney Rd. N. "Season's Greetings " 686-5632 Gloria in excefsis 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? Coyne to Bethlehem and see Hun whose birth the angels sing; Come, adore on bended knee, Christ, the Lord, our new-bom Kin9- ..j ` We Tireewings We three Kings of Orient are; Bea nng weaintraverse afar, Field ar�d fogifts unt, 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. Rom a King on Bethlehem's plain, Gold I bring, to crown Him again, King forever, ceasing never, Over us all to reign. Chorus Frankincense to offer have 1, Incense owns a Deity nigh. Prayer and� ppraising all men raising orship Horn God most High. Chorus Myrrh is mine, its bitter perfume, Bathes a life of gathering gloom, Sorrowing, sighing, bleeding, dying, Sealed in the stone-cold tomb. Glorious now behold Hire arise, King and God and sacrifice, Alleluia, Alleluia; Earth to the heav'ns replies. KINDERNASTIC KIDS Give the Gift of Fun This Christmas! For more info on registration Call Shirley Martin '427-5543 or 427-0382 "Wishing everyone the best this holiday season." s� sr Merry Christmas and Happy New Yearl Ajax Z)ransit o t ' HAVE A FIRE SAFE CHRISTMASI TEST YOUR " SMOKE DETECTOR r� AJAX FIRE DEPARTMENT Golden Key Realty Ltd. Expect the Best. CONGRATULATIONS STEVE BARTLEY. fl REPRESENTATIVE IN CANADA 1993. We at Caldwell Banker Golden Key Realty Ltd. are extremely proud of Steve. The reason Steve is #1 is because he puts his clients first. For top service call Steve at 281-2200 �unso vtNo Sheridan .*....I. CHEVROLET OLOSMOBLLE :< CADILLAC LTO. "Wishingeveryone a MSIT OUR SHOWROOM Merry Chrisftnas & OR CALL "Season's Greetings Happy New Year. from ement Open 24 hours incl. • • • Sta Dec. 25, 26, 31 ...Mana Midas Pic__kkeereng." &Jan. 1/94 `' 1800 KINGSTON RD. W. 1650 Kingston Rd. 705 Kingston ltd (HWY. 2 b BROCK RD.) Pickerin (tet to Knob iil�anw) South Pickering PICKERING 686 -3707 420 -2900 KINDERNASTIC KIDS Give the Gift of Fun This Christmas! For more info on registration Call Shirley Martin '427-5543 or 427-0382 "Wishing everyone the best this holiday season." s� sr Merry Christmas and Happy New Yearl Ajax Z)ransit o t ' HAVE A FIRE SAFE CHRISTMASI TEST YOUR " SMOKE DETECTOR r� AJAX FIRE DEPARTMENT Golden Key Realty Ltd. Expect the Best. CONGRATULATIONS STEVE BARTLEY. fl REPRESENTATIVE IN CANADA 1993. We at Caldwell Banker Golden Key Realty Ltd. are extremely proud of Steve. The reason Steve is #1 is because he puts his clients first. For top service call Steve at 281-2200 r Wishing you a Merry Christmas from BASELINE COLLISION 1019 Toy Ave. Pickering 686-2075 NAPO- Y 1I0LID1YeS from Fick -A -Mix Concrete Ltd. P.O. Box 187 2890 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, Ont. 683-6501 ®PACIFIC ACURA rrrCSCN Currin MIKU ea 365 Bayly St. W. Pickering LIS 6M3 428-8768 "Wishing all Acura Owners a safe & happy Christmas. " "Seasons s Greeting"" r� % y -r", Pinerid e g Daycare Centre Spaces available 882 Kingston Rei. (entrance off Shepp and via Fairport Rd.� Pickering 831-1733 ' "All the very best for the Holiday Season. " front RDS Consultants Limited • Financial h income tax planning • Personal tax returns 1099 Kingston Rd. Suite 211, Pickering 837-0495 The Bay News, December 22,1993 7 HRISTMAS WAREHOUSE SALE IFT WELDCO PICKERIN�i eaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa HAPPY 1080 Brock Rd. 55 MILLS RD., UNIT 6 (BACK ENTRANCE) :AUTOMOTIVE Unit 10, Pickering H(__) 1D..,kYS AJAX, ONTARIO 428-0795 "Merry �+ D Christmas 8c *G Happy New :;CORA TINS WITH COOKIES AND CANDY* 10 Year" ># *STOCKING STUFFERS* *TOYS* WRAP AND ACCESSORIES* *STATIONERY* 420-4525 year & we wish you all Airline & Van *AND MORE* q -he First Noel the best for the (Key of G) SALE DAY AND HOURS The first Noel the angel did say, New Year" Was to certain poor shepherds in December 9th through to December 23rd�I 9 AM to 6 PM fields as they lay; Igg Ki ngston Road In fields where they lay keeping their Thursday & Friday till 8 PM, Saturday 10 to 1 PM sheep Unit Pickering 839-3248 On a cold winter's night that was so _. +�► deep. "Seasons s Greeting"" r� % y -r", Pinerid e g Daycare Centre Spaces available 882 Kingston Rei. (entrance off Shepp and via Fairport Rd.� Pickering 831-1733 ' "All the very best for the Holiday Season. " front RDS Consultants Limited • Financial h income tax planning • Personal tax returns 1099 Kingston Rd. Suite 211, Pickering 837-0495 The Bay News, December 22,1993 7 HRISTMAS WAREHOUSE SALE IFT + PICKERIN�i eaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa HAPPY . 55 MILLS RD., UNIT 6 (BACK ENTRANCE) :AUTOMOTIVE H(__) 1D..,kYS AJAX, ONTARIO 428-0795 SUPPLIES HOLIDAY GIFT ITEMS' - from -- :;CORA TINS WITH COOKIES AND CANDY* 10 "Thank You for your support throughout the Classique *STOCKING STUFFERS* *TOYS* WRAP AND ACCESSORIES* *STATIONERY* + - year & we wish you all Airline & Van *AND MORE* V ; the best for the Service SALE DAY AND HOURS New Year" Serving Durham December 9th through to December 23rd�I 9 AM to 6 PM Igg Ki ngston Road to and from Pearson Airport Thursday & Friday till 8 PM, Saturday 10 to 1 PM Unit Pickering 839-3248 Cali 427-6800 _. +�► e61566e666666a6a6e Refrain Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel Rom is the King of Israel. They kooked up and saw a star Shins to the East, beyond them far; And to the earth it gave great light,k A. -d 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 Sing praises to our heavenly Lord. That hath made heaven and earth of nought. And with His blood mankind hath bought - We Nish You A Merry Christmas (Key of G) We wish you a Merry Christrnas We wish you a Merry Christmas We wish you a Merry Christmas And a .you New Year! Chorus: Good tidings we bring For you and your kin. We wish you a Merry Christmas And a Happy New Yearl Now bring us some f' pudding Now bring us some puddan, Now bring us some figgy pudding, Now bring some to us here. Hark2^he Clad Sound (Key of G) Nark, 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. r, II2e �011y and The Ivy The holly and the iw. When they are both full grown, Of all 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. ,ingfe Be(& (Key of G) Dashing through the snow In a one-horse open sleigh, O'er the fields we go, Laughing all the way; Begs on bob -tail ring. Making spirits bright; Oh what fiat it is to ride and sing A sleighing -song tonight! Jingle bells, Jingle begs, Jingle all the way! Oh, what fun it is to ride In a one-horse open sleigh! f � � � l i Once In loyal David's City (Key of G) Once in royal Davids city Stood a lowly cattle sheet, Where a mother laid her Baby In a manger for His bed. Mary was that mother mild, Jesus Christ her little Child. He carne down to earth from heaven 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 lowiv, Live on earth our Saviour holy. And our eyes at last shag 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 through all His wondrous child- hood He would honour and obey Love and watch the lowly maiden In whose gentle arms He lay. Christian children all most be Mild, obedient, good as He. PICAERI)VC lozelfic, "Have a Merry Christmas & Prosperous New Year." 905/420-9000 1-800-263443' Fax: 420-2100 Toronto Line: 798-4806 557 Kinggsston Road, P cNering, dntarro L1V 3N7 ALFA NLTRITIO "All for the sake of he althv t 1.7 70 Kiii 'stoi l .Pickerittig 831--8233 "Wishing ti•ou a Very Merry Holiday ,Seasort" EASTERN TIRE SERVICE 1950 NOTION RD. PICKERING L1 V 2G3 686-1694 "Season's Greetings." 8 The Bay News, December 22, 1993 &19layeft Igo" -M7 686-4X clns" 04 835-8114.686-3577 fAX A P.B.N. Pub"ing ltd. Mu"per 839-8135 Editor :.............................................. Dan McLean Dlrnctor of Advertlsing :...............Charles Peters Spoclol Featuree Manager: ........... Yvonne Lewis Photographer: ............................... Peter Wolchak 1710 r1tcP&non Court, Unit ;8, Pickering, Ontario LIR' 3E6 Fr� Be happy this Christmas It's become a tradition for newspapers to say something hopeful and reassuring around Christmas time. Lord knows it's a task that becomes more and more difficult each year. So, despite depressing times and gloomier predictions, we'll attempt to continue that upbeat trend. We won't talk about unemployment, the state of the economy, or the declining dollar. Let's not mention the stress of Christmas itself — the time of year when both charge accounts and suicide rates escalate. (Oops, sorry.) Instead, we'll focus on something positive. The fact is, despite how poorly off and troubled many of our lives appear to be, things can indeed be much worse. Yes, it's a cliche, but it's the truth. So make an effort to consider what's good about your own life. Search for something that brings you joy. The love and friendship of families and friends is a good place to start. If there is one thing that's special about Christmas it is that we're all inexplicably drawn closer together because of the season. Celebrate the occasion with everyone around you. Do something that makes you feel good. Make a donation to a food bank, buy a toy for a needy youngster, or offer your time and assistance to countless worthwhile social agencies in this community. Spend time with those who can use .a friend — possibly someone in a hospital or nursing home. .Above all, it's important to remember that everyone has the ;capacity within themselves to be happy. ;. There's an adage that goes something like this: l can affect the way that i feel by the things that I say and do. By changing the things that I say and do I can ;change my feelings too. These are :words to live by especially in troubled times. , ._.Merry Christmas BABY BLUE: Eight -month-old David awed by the sight of the Blue Jays' Trophies, on display at the Metro East Peter Wdchan MacLean of Ajax seems less than 1992 and 1993 Commissioner's Trade Centre Sunday. Trial ban not working If I can get hold of banned information about the Karla Homolka/Paul Teale trials, anybody can. It took me less than 76 minutes of my high school study period to obtain a copy of the Nov. 23 Washington Post article which revealed the much -sought-after banned details. Tracking down the story was easier than studying for a test, and quicker than a full class in school. Realistically, it wasn't even a challenge. My source, who is not much older than myself, tapped his computers modem into an American bulletin board network where he found the newspaper article. Al he had to do was print out the information and just like that, the publicity ban was broken — a ban which now has become a national joke. I didn't set out to break the ban because l was that curious about the details of the cases. 1 broke it because I felt I had to protect my rights. If I don't, who will? In the process of cleansing the media from biased material, I feel the rights of all Canadians have been lost. Paul Teale's rights have been well taken care of throughout this whole ordeal, and it seems to me that for his benefit all of our rights have been compromised. Our freedom of information and the freedom of the press have been tossed aside in hopes of being able to round up an unbiased jury when Seale's trial comes up. In my opinion, the publicity ban is self- defeating. If you tell people they can't have something, they'll simply go out and get it. If you tell all Canadians that they cannot know the details of the Homolka/Teale trials, everybody — including a lot of people who probably wouldn't have cared originally — feel challenged to seek the truth. 1 believe that, if the truth were to have been revealed at the beginning, the curiosity surrounding the real-life drama would have worn off by now. It's a lot like writing a book and not allowing anybody to read the last chapter. National interest was fueled to a near frenzy in an effort to find the kidnapped girls when they were missing. Now that the case is unravelling in court the book is being closed, so to speak. If people can't read a last chapter themselves, they will write their own versions — obviously malting an unbiased juror a rare find. What I read in the Washington Post article did not surprise me. AU it did was confirm some rumors I've heard. It was reassuring to hear the truth — something the courts seem to believe Canadians carit handle. Whether it's through rumors or factual format, marry Canadians are familiar with the facts kept from them. Why has the ban continued? It makes me wonder if it's still in place to ensure a fair trial or because the legal system won't admit its plan has failed? If a high school student can beat the ban, it can't be working. :::.. C ommumly Calendar is a regular feature on upcoming events. If you are a non-profit or community group send your announcement to The Bay News, 1730 McPherson Court, Unit #18, Pickering, Ontario, LIW 3E6. Deadline: at least a week before the event. EVENTS LOCAL MP DAN MCTEAGUE invites everyone on Dec. 23 at 60 Randall Dr. Unit 9, Ajax, to share in holiday cheer and goodies. All are welcome from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. For more information call 427- 6203. VOLUNTEER BOARD MEMBERS are needed for the John Howard Society of Durham Region. For more information call 579- 8482. hosts a New Year's dance on Friday Dec. 31 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event features music by a disc jockey, door prizes, spot dances, a hot and cold buffet and a cash bar. Everyone is invited. Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased at the Legion located at 1555 Bayly St. in Pickering. For more information call 839-2990. THE LIVING WITH CANCER Support Group for Adults meets Jan. 10 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Cricket Club on the northeast corner of Monarch and Clements Avenues. The Living With Cancer Support Groups for Parents of Children with Cancer and for children meets Jan. 10 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. For more information call Lynn Nazarko at 686-1516. Kennedy at 420-2395 or Peter Dilley at 430-9684. MCGINNIS LANDING RESTAURANT in Pickering's Home and Design Centre is collecting new unwrapped toys for local children in need. Toys will be accepted until Dec. 22. THE CHRISTOPHER LEADERSHIP COURSE helps people speak effectively and improve self-confidence. Registration for mid-January courses is now happening. To register call Robert Tanner at 420- 6018. The Bay News, December 22, 1993 9 2157. WINNERS OF THE AJAX AND PICKERING UNITED WAY RAFFLE on Dec. 8 were George Moukteros and Ron Roffey. Moukteros wins Toronto Maple Leaf hockey box seats while Roffev wins Toronto Blue Jays baseball tickets. Special thanks were extended to Tribute Corporation and Walker Head for donating the prizes. THE WINNERS from the Holy Trinity Church's poinsettia bazaar j are Blanche Saarinen who won a Idoll's house. Krenda Grove won two THE OSHAWA AND DISTRICT lawn chairs. John Hazlewood won a HUMANE SOCIETY has placed baby's afghan. Janine Saarinen Christmas collection boxes in i won a gingerbread house. Bob several local pet stores. Donations White won a large doll. Dorothy of pet food, litter. dishes. leashes. Power won a small doll and clothes. or toys are being accepted. For Lois Gilder won a Dundee cake. more information call the Oshawa Jeanne MacDonald won a Santa THE SENIORS ACTIVITY THE MATSUYAMA BONSAI Humane Society at 433-2022. Claus cake. And Graham Harris CENTRE at 910 Liverpool Rd. in i SOCIETY meets .Jan. I l at 7 p.in� ( won the penny jar. Pickering hosts a New Year's Eve at Faith Place, 44 Williams St. V6., THE SPECIAL SERVICES AT party on Dec. 31 from 8 p.m. to 1 Oshawa. For more information call HOME REGISTRY is an agency THE FAMILY COALITION a.m. The event features a disc i 683-2568 or 683-..)135. which assists local families in PARTY of Durham Centre held its jockey, buffet and cash bar. Tickets j I finding appropriate at-home ' executive meeting on Dec. 9. The are S12 for members and S15 for A MIXED SNO-PITCH workers for their special needs new executive includes: Joseph non-members. Call 420-5049 for ; TOURNAMENT will be held on children. The agency seek; people Carualho, president: Anne more information. Jan. 22 and 23. The entry fee is interested in becoming; an at-home. � Murphy. vice-president: new chief , X150 per team of minimum of five worker. fart -time and full-time. financial officer. Doug: Hawkins: THE ROYAL CANADIAN i men and five women. For more hours available. For more Brian Chaisson is the new ;ecretary LEGION Branch 606 in l;av Ridges information or to register call Dave information call Faye Olver at l'27- and Judy Morris is the new director. A 0 A,1irK0 HEY, SPORTS FANS! LOOKING FOR LOW PRICED EQUIPMENTI Un/7 LAj1__1__J7J C SPZ THE COST OF SPO 1211 KINGSTON PICKERING 83 Li L_hUtf � CTION OF EQUIPMENT FROM D VHILE STS! 7 1,rnn THE PRI ,LED tTS � EQUIPMENT M RIDICULOUS" (Just west of Uverpool) USED(8733) • to a.. _ . .r......� .-.,�,�r...u.,s,�r.... . ..,. ... .,�.-,:.-.�,uw.aae..ranr.- � .....'*`+e.�e.•.-rs..�s".�t>m-F�.,y., :itwac+�Lw�i.,. � — ...... � _ 1A T%a Raw Mmure Fhaa%w"ll 1001 a 0 , mm ST 0 I E 0 4 0 MPORTENT ELECTRANIC SALE OF THP YEARI } t- There's still time to give cheer this Christmas By Rob Du1eau PHS co-op student There is still time to help brighter, somebody's holiday season before the big day arrives this Saturday. The Salvation Army will aid approximately 600 families in Ajax and Pickering this Christmas with food and toys. Although this year's food drive is two days from being over, there's still time to give what you can. "The food and money donations are slightly down this year," said Doug Dutt of the Ajax Salvation Army Family Services Centre. "But the toy donations have been coming in really good." The Salvation Army supplies families in need with donation hampers consisting of canned non-perishable foods, two toys for each child and a food voucher redeemable at local grocery stores. The hampers are given out in two sizes — one for small and one for larger POLICE BEAT Pregnant teller robbed The Toronto -Dominion Bank on Dixie Road in Pickering was robbed Dec. 15 by a man who handed a note to a pregnant teller, telling her he had a gun. After being given cash, the man fled on foot taking the note with him. The teller, who was eight -and -a -half months pregnant, was not injured in the 3:15 p.m. Wednesday robbery. No gun was seen. The man is described as black, 29-30 years old and 6 h. 2 in. He was wearing sunglasses, a blue ski jacket and a baseball -style cap. 0 * *0 Two teenagers aborted an attempt to break into a 24- hour Mac's Milk store in Pickering last week when they discovered the store was still open. The two youths, in their early teens and wearing balaclavas, tried to enter through a locked door at the back of the Bayly Street store at 4:35 a.m. on Dec. 15. The first was described as white, wearing a black bandana and a tan ski jacket. A good description was not available for the second youth. • • t Durham Region Police are investigating a shooting at Pine Ridge Secondary School last week - A 16 -year-old youth was shot in the groin area by a BB gun -wielding 15 -year-old. The victim was not injured and the gun was seized by the school's vice-principal. No charges had been laid at press time. rDONT FORGET YOUR PET THIS CHRISTMAS The Ultimate Fish, s p._UI,, HUGE SELECTION OF • TROPICAL FISH • EXOTIC INVERTEBRATES • MARINE FISH 3 SUPPLIES • LIVE ROCK • MARINE CORAL • ALL AQUARIUM SUPPLIES DISTRIBUTOR OF CORAL LIFE, OCEAN NUTRITION FROZEN FOODS, ENERGY SAYERS, REEFTECH FILTER SYSTEMS 1445 LAWRENCE AVE. EAST 751 -FISH (5.74) Hous: Mon: Fri.11-g • Sat.10-6 • Sun.11-5 !'25% s ,:.� J OFF �31 • • FEARIFISH • REPTILES 8 SUPPLIES ® AouytNwA Ir ONNIMNEW families. Five hundred families in Ajax and Pickering have already registered to receive their hampers, but the Salvation Army expects at least another 100 families to register before Christmas Eve. The initial cut- off date for donation registration was Dec. 10, but the Salvation Army will accept applications for hampers up until Christmas Eve piamD L w-Doa - H"so X Lnero�x,i no. Mon. -Wed. 11 am-9pm Thurs.-Fri. 11 am -1 Qpm Saturday 11am-9pm Sunday 11am-8pm l "People, like the citizens of the community and schools, are really pulling together. And we at the Salvation Army are really grateful," said Doug Dutt. "If we all work together we can meet this commun:N's demand this year. And 1 believe it will be reached." This week, every five minutes, a different family will pick up Christmas donation hampers L� from the Salvation Army. But the drive is not over yet. Any and all donations are still needed. You can drop off donations of food, toys or money to the Ajax Salvatior. Army Family Services Centre at 43 Station St. in Ajax or at 35 King's Cres. in Ajax. For more information on the food drive call the Salvation Army office at 686-1264. ILLS FISH & CHIPS NOW OPEN 1848 Liverpool Rd., Pickering 831-6659 BOOKWORKS WAREHOUSE OUTLET GRAND OPENING • Children's Books • Fiction/Non-Fiction • Paperbacks • Crafts • How -To Books • Cookbooks • Business • Educational • Large Selection of French Books • Also Crafts &More ft F LOWEST PRICES ANYWHE �- The Perfect Cbristmus G%f% for Everyone! 9 Awl, . 9 pm 1050 Brock Rd. INIM - Sat" 7 at P11m11 w Pickering 420-1.160 d - ,, ,,.....,F„,�-.,_:...........:._....�.�...,,.4,`,�.�rw,n..+�a.MRnp.c.. .aaa�.a..�r�rr'Trix �C�c••..w ....a.,�c � ..:�z ... .. ...... ., -*. 12 Mbw Bay News, December 22,1993 Hospital closes down 30 beds for 3 weeks The Ajax and Pickering will close 30 beds during a General Hospital announced it three-week period from Dec. 13 OPTOMETRISTS Dr. E. Gillezeau Dr. M. Fitzsimmons Or. Joanne Malchuk Dr. K. Narayansingh WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE 1 l- 683-1175 839-5303 -Patience and courtesy is our virtue -Specialized in teaching nervous beginners, the elderly and newcomers to Canada -Modern dual -controlled cars Driving Test arranged Parallel and reverse parking in ONE lession -FREE pickup service - days, evenings, weekends A NOW YOU CAN GET SUPER SAVINGS ON A FULL AMD COMPLETE DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE THAT IS APPROVED BY THE ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE. • QUALITY SERVICE AT AFFORDABLE RATES + MAXIMUM INSURANCE SAVINGS - UP TO 41 % • COURSE FEES ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE to Jan. 4. It issuggestedthose with "We have picked a time when minor ailments visit their family traditionally there is a slight physician during this closure reduction in our census," said period. Medical and surgical patient services vice-president services will be reduced during Pat Blom, in a press release. this time. However, other "Nevertheless, closing a whole services such as intensive care, ward at this time will require the emergency, maternal and co-operation of not only staff newborn, and ambulatory care and physicians but the clinics will remain open and community as well." experience no service reduction. Support the United Way the WhitbyInn IV k� Restaurant er' Pub c Formerly Explorer Restaurant a New Years Eve c BUFFET DINNER AND DANCE ' Salad, Home Made Lasagna, Roast New York Strip, Smoked Leg of Ham, Vegetable & Potatoes, Dessert, 01* Coffee, Champagne at Midnite The Mission a We will entertain you till the early hours of the New Year `� l Dinner will be served from 7:30 pm -10 pm $37.50 per person 0 900 Hopkins St. Whitby, Phone # 666-8657 NOTICE HOLIDAY CLOSINGS Please take notice that the following Departments of the Town of Ajax will be closed for the holidays at 5:00 p.m. on December 23. 1993 and will not reopen until January 4. 1994 at 9:00 a.m. These closings are due in part to regular statutory holidays as well as the Provincial Social Contract. 65 Harwood Avenue - Administration - Finance - Clerks - By-law Enforcement - Human Resources 75 Chambers Drive - Planning -) Business Development - Building Other - Parks Shop - works Yard Pw and Recreation The Administration Office at the Ajax Community Centre will also be closed as set out above, however the facilities such as the pool, ice pads, squash courts and activity rooms will be open for public use. For those who have enrolled in various programs with the Recreation Department. a special mailer will be sent out. For further information please call the Recreation Department at 683-3740. canection schedule of Holiday garbage and blue box collection has been sent to all affected residents. For further information please call 683-2951. Tran.0 Holiday Transit schedules have been posted on the buses. For further information please can 427-5710. Public TAxwF For information on library hours please call 683-4000. > - Fire Service will not be affected by any of the above clown es. Hage a safe and happy Holiday. BOOKED IN PICKERING: Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthur, right, welcomed John Baguley, owner of Bookworks at 1050 Brock Rd. at Plummer, to town. Support the United Way �J A RESTAURANT OF DISTINCTION The Old LIVERPOOL HOUSE Welcome to our House on Christmas Day! RESERVE A TABLE NOW BY CALLING 831-1000! WE W__ EVE Dine & Dance the Year Away With Package Deals Available Call for more information* Join us for the We entertainment in our Royal Gallery Lounge every Thursday, Friday & Saturday Naw Featuring Des 831-1000 683-1010 1294 Kingston Rd., Pickering r„r *11 WE W__ EVE Dine & Dance the Year Away With Package Deals Available Call for more information* Join us for the We entertainment in our Royal Gallery Lounge every Thursday, Friday & Saturday Naw Featuring Des 831-1000 683-1010 1294 Kingston Rd., Pickering The Bay News, December 22, 1993 13 Honest Goodwill employees return $700 By Rob Dubeau PHS co-op student Christmas is a holiday season that often brings out the best in people. At the Ajax Goodwill store on Harwood Avenue, their holiday best was the finest gift a local woman could have asked for. On Dec. 8 an unidentified woman donated several bags of clothing to Goodwill along with something she had not intended to give away — a purse containing $700. Evelyn Mandros, a sales clerk at the Ajax Goodwill, was sifting through bags of clothing when she discovered the purse under a sweater. 'T opened the purse and saw the money," said Mandros. I just said to my boss to put it in a safe place." Store manager Mike Holm put the purse in the store's office for the night. 'We searched for ID but we couldn't find any," Holm told The Bay News. "But we figured that the woman would be back eventually. The next morning the woman, who had accidentally donated the purse, did indeed return. "She was crying and really upset," recalled Assistant Manager Carolyn Hellowell. "The woman had told us that the money was her Christmas spending money. We gave the purse back to her after she described it to us " The woman told Goodwill staff that the money was hidden in the bag to keep it safe until she needed it. Then when she went to get the purse, she realized her mistake. "When she gave her back the purse she was so happy," said Mandros. "She told us that she was going to remember it for the rest of her life." The relieved woman left the Goodwill store but did not leave any identification. "We realized after she had left that we didn't get the woman's name,said Holm. 'By then it was too late." But, by returning her money, staff surely helped to make the unknown woman's Christmas season a lot merrier. At the Holiday -4+ 41'� Season, our .• ? ;.,z�-� thoughts turn gratefully to c those who have made our flArrT HouDAys progress possible. It is in this spirit Pow Wothek HOLIDAY SPIItI1'S: Ebeneser Scrooge Is menaced by dead -partner Jacob Marley and the ghost of Christmas past during Lincoln Alexander Public School's production of A Christmas CaroL Cad members include, from left. Stephanie Markidis. Sharon Murdoch and Amanda Howdah. Support the United Way HAVE A SAFE 'PY HOLIDAY �1l �r�xford OPTICt1L� ac earns -- 0 use say.. . THANK YOU AND BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND A HAPPY Hv �., ya 0NEW NEAR. 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E.H. • Full Montessori Curriculum • French • Computer 0 Music a • Physical Education • Field Trips *Speakers • Optional Hot Lunch r Before & After School Daycare Hours , . ;C_PICKEWNG 509-1722 n N 839-2090 39-2090 �� 722 401 KINGSTON RD. 986 DUNBARTON .s, (ROUGEMOUNT & HWY. 2) (WHITES RD. & HWY. 2) n,rn . m.: •, P. ::.�.-. . iM9E..t�.�tE�'++.�!!^+yi .,..n.......n:+xF•�.Lv �. nsxas.r .. .... 18 M e Bay News, December 22,1993 `�1�Ierry C:h:X ::::.nX.:� .... mbs" to all from The Bay News . Jesse's art suitable for space travel By Peter Wokhak The danger and mystery of space hold little fascination for Jesse Morgan. Art is his consuming interest. But when the 12 -year-old Pickering resident heard about a spacesuit design contest he dmped at it. An aunt living in Brevard County, Florida, told iiesse about the competition, soonsored by the newspaper .lorida Today. Entrants were -equired to draw the perfect spacesuit. ..I just sat down and did it in an afternoon. I didn't really think about it," Jesse said of his winning design. The suit does incorporate the necessities of space survival. It has a jet pack, air tanks, environmental controls, helmet lights, communications equipment and air -boost boots. Clearly, design decisions were secondary to the joy of drawing. "Anything to do with drawing I Ike," Jesse said. "I draw mostly comic book characters. Not Archie or anything like that, more Marvel. And mechanical - type things, like helicopters." Jesse has started work on his own comic book, tentatively called Nick and Sammy. It will be similar to Saturday Night Uve's Wayne's World but set in a high school. As for the future, anything related to drawing will make him happy. "I want to_pursue art. Designing ads, illustrating articles, maybe architecture," he explained. But Jesse plans to keep his feet on solid earth. "My generation will be working in space," Jesse said. "But for now space travel is toc risky. Even in my suit. " POW WoIC.:. SPACE-AGE DESIGNS: Jesse Morgan, 12, recently won a spacesuit design contest. __._..__ ,�-.a.--�-..-r .r,-�c_.:.arr�s-�—• ...----�r„'--r: :;-, �-......:..,.. ".::......a-s-..N."..,+.:*�..' '<:�,�yw�.r-. aaS�...'�-�.- --.,.. ._... .: ^*..!�-r�-.'-----. .. _.., .... .. ,. r � �. a . s .w POW WoIC.:. SPACE-AGE DESIGNS: Jesse Morgan, 12, recently won a spacesuit design contest. __._..__ ,�-.a.--�-..-r .r,-�c_.:.arr�s-�—• ...----�r„'--r: :;-, �-......:..,.. ".::......a-s-..N."..,+.:*�..' '<:�,�yw�.r-. aaS�...'�-�.- --.,.. ._... .: ^*..!�-r�-.'-----. .. _.., .... .. ,. Campaign nets more than $280,000 By Rob Dubeau PHS co-op student Area residents and businesses lave answered the Canadian lancer Society's call to help in .993, contributing more than )280,000 to the Ajax, Pickering nd Whitby campaign. Despite a lean economic year or many, the Durham West unit If the Cancer Society exceeded rs fundraising goal this year by nore than $3,000. According o the campaign organizers, nost of the money was raised hrough door-to-door arivassing. "We would really like to ,xtend our thanks to the people >f the community," said Andrea ;haw, the Durham West unit )resident "Local response was eally great." Approximately half the noney raised will be targeted for :ancer research being conducted (cross Canada. The rest will )ene`.it iocai services such as iospital transportation., in-home :are and other special programs. The end of the 1993 Cancer ioc e'y fLT&aising campaign or. iep'. 25 signalled the beginning if the 1994 carrpaign on Sept. ?6. Next years-zidra:smg goal usn't been determ.ned 11848 In addition to much-needed money for research and local programs, the Cancer Society is also looking for volunteers in West Durham Region. In particular demand are people to fill positions on the fundraising committee, special events committee, publicity committee and drivers. An education chairman is also needed. If you can help with a cash donation or your time, can the Cancer Society Durham West unit at 686-1516 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. WARNING THIS AD MAY MAKE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTO INSURANCE RECOMMENDED COVERAGE FOR CAREFUL DRIVERS! -91/92 medium size -1 million liability -Accident benefits -Loss of use/rental vehicle •$250 deductible collision 450 deductible comprehensive -Family protection endorsement 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. 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M.....ow,•.a•,..,-...--,w.....,..,.+usr•,n„g,,..aeri�;.,�;Y .. . ,.:. .:d�W�"• � wrll�s�uea:�.ti�fa....»rc=i ..:anw.r-. ... _ ...... ...... _ ...... ......._ ._. __ `. .. 20 The Bay News, ;December 22, 1993 Ad"M��' � � 101M � �Al"M � retired teach to decide plans for this year's anniversary celebrations. "It was considered to be too cumbersome for more than one year so we decided that the program would just be in honor of the anniversary this year," said Carl Ritchey, communications officer for the STO. The anniversary celebration will include a ceremonial tree - planting in the Second Marsh, Q.St• G.O. 160 j5 1 1 est• � G•s•�• . t 6 1 1 e • Pictu res • Console Tables • Mirrors *Shades* Illuminated Numbers • Door Chimes • Light Bulbs • Parts and Accessories - • Energy efficient fluorescent �%� fixtures r.,- Al, M\ A CAW i 1/omm, h S",;o Sy S �p ht��M160 QAC y��° .y�� uGNt 95 .�`�` SESAS S .�•�. •1 Q 13 G ,,� Q By Rob Dubtau PHS co-op student The Superannuated Teachers of Ontario will award 10 or more $500 bursary scholarships to local Durham Region secondary school graduates in honor of the organizations 25th anniversary. The bursaries will be presented to students who will have registered in the spring or summer of 1994 at Durham College. The award will be based on need, academic ability, extra -curricular activities and community service. Each of the recipients will receive a bursary of $500 to be applied towards their first year school expenses. The Superannuated Teachers of Ontario (STO) is composed of retired teachers from all publicly - funded school boards. More than 600 STO members in Dtaham Region are being asked to donate up to $25 towards the btzsary program. The number of scholarships awarded wilt' depend on the amount of donations from local members. The concept for the bursary program originated last spring car ,g a branch held by the STO ers award bursaries honoring the traditional link between education in Ontario and concern for the environment. The STO District 28 convenes both a spring and fall business dinner meeting each year. All former teachers living in Durham Region or close by are invited to attend. For more information contact Earl Wolff at 728-3258 or Ross White at 725-3413. Local trustee named school board chair Pickering Trustee Kevin Ashe has been named chair of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. Ashe was first elected to the school board in 1985 and has sat as a member of various committees. He served as chair of the English ianguage section, and property and transportation committee. Ashe is currently regional director of the Ontario Separate School Trustees Association. Other board elections included Paul Woodcroft as vice -chair, Jim McCafferty to chair of the English language section and Marc Lapointe to chair of the French language section. Season's Greetings am 9AW-ii ZJJU ----------------------------- W1 -------------------------- - W1 TH NO ORTHIS GST...... PST AD ------------------ ----- ---- ' Regular Firm $5188 QUEEN SET Maxim Firm $688 QUEEN SET Pillow Firm $888 QUEEN SET BUY DIRECT & SAVE!!! BEDS TWIN SET DOUBLE SET QUEEN SET MLU= b yrs. ww-rity $139 $159 189 SCROU 10 yrs. yyeR�i $179 �Z09 _249 1mum 5 yrs. $209 $239 79 •'° °°" "Sym vYarrsr>ty $309 $349 89 ONTARIO'S LOWEST PRICES. WE GUARANTEE IT. WHEN QUALITY 13 WHAT YO!✓ WANT. CAPTnDv MATTQC00 I _.-... 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Pickering 509-1722 966 Dunbarttin 639-209101 "SEASONS GREETINGS" from STEVE SNM CARPENTRY LTD. • Free Estimates • Residential & Commercial Renovations 50 Tinton Avenue A* MT 2X6 839-3248 KIDS J KOLLEGE b • full child care & ti to learning centre ti e full nursery school to program v ti MORNING SESSION 9:30 AM TO 12 NOON or 1. v AFTERNOON SESSION V 1 PM -3:30 PM 4 ;; v Monday to Friday t. 4k, $9 per day t, Monday, Wednesday - 10 & Friday $ 10 per day b b Tuesday & Thursday to ti $12 per day y ti VISfT OUR CENTRE BEFORE to THE HOLIDAYS AND YOUR V tom,, CHILD BECOMES ELIGIBLE � FOR A FREE, MORNING OR `/ AFTERNOON, TRIAL �SESSION I •.4253 Lake Driveway West +� Ajax 686-3700 "Season's Greetings" from everyone at PICKERING SQUARE 839-0000 ;Merry Christmas" —from — BLUE LINE 0— PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. ED ERIKSSON OFFICE: IS Love Cres., Ajax, 01,t. LIS 4-ri TEL: (905) 427-8734 FAX: (905) 427-0963 SHOP: 200 Fuller Rd. Ajax. Ont. (905) 427-9664 EALTH • RITE DOC, "Seasons (Greetings" Come visit us... we're easy to talk to. 75 Bayly at Monarch in Baywood Plaza, Ajax 428-1711 _ cleans olesale Outlet iscover the Mystery f Shrinking Prices! 427-2388 M Rdahm S., Ajax ( Bayly)Chidm hof Bccaugc the goodwill of tho8c w-- Bove i8 the foundation of our ppract.icc, it i8 a plca8urc at thi8 holidaayy Linc to gay " Tl►ank you" and to wish you a full year of licallh and flapping. 'The Truth Behind Rudolph's Shine' It Came Upon A Mzdni ht Clear (Key of B Flat) It came upon the midnight clear. That glorious song of old, From angels bending near the earth To touch their harps of gold. Peace on earth, good will to men From heav'n's all gracious King, The world in solemn stillness lay To hear the angels sing. Sti11 through the cloven skies they come, With peaceful wings unfurled; And still their heavenly music floats O'er all the weary world; Above its sad and lowly plains They bend on hovering wing, And ever o-er its Babel sounds The blessed angels sing. But with the woes of sin and strife The wound has suffered long; 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 lifes crushing load Whose forms are bending low, Who toil along the climbing 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 givesback the sang Which now the angels sing. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen God rest you merry, gentlemen, Let nothing you dismay, The Bay News, December 22, 1993 23 --from _ Wholesale DR. ' & Retail JACQUELINE Low UNDO ' Prices AND "Have a Safe f� STAFF and Happy 419 Kingston Holiday Road West, 'ern• Ajax Pickering ago -sags "Best wishes Ajax 619-2224 427-3249 J loco Brock Rd, S., Unit6, Pickering for a safe Auto par is for cars & trucks and happy 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 bom, 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. Good ping Wenceslas Good King Wenceslas looked out On the feast of Stephan, When the snow lay'round about, Deep and cusp and even. Brightly shone the moon that night, Though the frost was cruel, When a poor man came in sight. GatHring winter fuel. "Hither, page, and stand by me, If thou know'st it telling. Yonder peasant, who is he? Where and what his dwelling?" "Sire, he lives a good league hence, Undemeath 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 1 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; 1 can go no longer. 'Mark my footsteps my good page Tread thou in them boldly: Thou shalt find the winters rage Freeze thy blood less coldly." In his masters steps he trod, Where the snow lay dinted; -seat was in the vert' sod Which the Saint had printed. Therefore. Christian men, be sure, Wealth ;>r rank possessing, Ye who now will bless the poor, Shall yourselves find blessing. 'ori 7o The Wort (Key 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 heav'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. I, THE MORTGAGE FACTORY "Seasons Greetings" Call Angie at 686.2557 holiday from the management and crew of the Ajax McDonalds." 222 Bayly St. W. 686-2133 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 PLACE 839-0000 M try Briscoe Estates Ltd. '"'"� " B °"' 839-2121 Thinking of moving? We can help you get off to a flying start. ••Seaao+sQ Wishing You & your a Happy Holiday & from the a Prosperous management & New Year staff f at GOLIGERS DAVID NUERNBERGER TRAVEL Colclwell Banker Pickering Town Golden Key R.E. Ltd. Centre 281-2200 420-3233 Expect the Best I, THE MORTGAGE FACTORY "Seasons Greetings" Call Angie at 686.2557 holiday from the management and crew of the Ajax McDonalds." 222 Bayly St. W. 686-2133 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 PLACE 839-0000 M try Briscoe Estates Ltd. '"'"� " B °"' 839-2121 Thinking of moving? We can help you get off to a flying start. .24 "t Bay News, December 22, 1"3 NELSON'S HOBBIES ARTS AN D CRAFTS YOUR ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP 0 Custom Picture Framtng & Great Stocking Stuffers * Arts & Craft Supplies * Plastic Models & much much more. 0 00DAVE. S., AJAX PLAZA 653-0351 A- 4 7 144 HARW 069Attg - 000w__ !e_t!d!La!S!� Cbrisuftas poins Cen piecfrom 25 es HWY. 401 & UP 9 OWA Witch ....... . .... • CHIMNEY SWEEPING OUR SPECIALTY - Wood, Gas, Pellet Stoves & Fireplaces Sold / Installed / Maintained SANTA SAYS "SWEEP YOUR CHIMNEYS NOW"4 W71 T 11 Station Street, #6, T F 1K:5qe^Y*4 Ajax CERTIFIED - ---------- ------------------ ----------- ---- - ---- - ----- --- ------- ATCH F41W QMND WEN ING T H E RA N C H X.: I bar Be grill ids, Dec. 29th • 89 Commercial Ave., -J with this ad Flowers HWY. 401 LU > L) LU LU OWA Witch 2 '2 ID AjpX 0 1 Cr OX 0 Plush To OFF 20 DONQTS HUNT • CHIMNEY SWEEPING OUR SPECIALTY - Wood, Gas, Pellet Stoves & Fireplaces Sold / Installed / Maintained SANTA SAYS "SWEEP YOUR CHIMNEYS NOW"4 W71 T 11 Station Street, #6, T F 1K:5qe^Y*4 Ajax CERTIFIED - ---------- ------------------ ----------- ---- - ---- - ----- --- ------- ATCH F41W QMND WEN ING T H E RA N C H X.: I bar Be grill ids, Dec. 29th • 89 Commercial Ave., -J with this ad Flowers q, CROSS Witch Now REM • Assorted Fresh Cut • Silk Flowers COUNTRY Specials:.X" REGULAR OX 0 Plush To OFF 20 DONQTS Daily DONUT AJax.... ... ........... .... . .... . .......... ... -19 .74 . ........ ........... . .... .. ...... . .... sow _w `ri 47 .7, On behalf of I Mnnngement Stiff of TBeywishNcw6� we our a Merry Christmas. 4W � -IL L - Ideal Christmas Gifts 20%OFF Birdbak Pourbin, Figurines 7 ishac Romance Boox PR I*= HARWOOD MALL 427-1663 all," HO HO HO from The Mortgage Factory Well, another year has almost passed, :nd if you're like me, each year seems to faster and faster; however, 1 ,rsonally will be glad to see the end of a . ,ar of economic and political turmoil. Will 1994 bring wealth and happiness all? Although I hope it will, 1 think it sill be a few years till prosperity shines ,n us all. The most common questions asked nowadays are 1) what will rates do next ear and will values ever start to rise? 'WELL ITS UP TO YOU AND ME Rates and values are dictated by supply and demand, the more demand, the higher values will go and thus rates will also increase. The greatest problem today is not rates, values or inflation, it very simply is the concern of ag people whether or not they will have a job over the next year or if their company wig even be in existence over time. Hopefully our new government recognizes this and will work WIM *A M ti® Sr diligently to install some confidence in both the public and corporate world. ON THE POSITIVE SIDE The housing market in Scarborough is moving quite well, and the high price homes have suddenly started to sell with a great flurry. Pickering has become much more active, and Ajax and Whitby are definitely holding their own. Oshawa still is having problems, mainly because of the Toronto papers constantly predicting DOOM AND GLOOM for G.M. As long as houses keep selling the supply will eventually slow down and then we will finally get some stability back. Interest rates should be relatively stable for at least the first half of '94 with some minor glitches up and down, just to make it interesting. BEWARE of companies that promise "everything for free." REMEMBER as in everything, you get what you pay for. When someone claims to have YEARS TT •1st, 2nd &3 Mortgages • Opetn Privileges • Same day services CALL NOW FOR IWAIIEDIATE ACTION OF EXPERIENCE" firm out just how long they have been in business. "MCST IMPORTANT" NEVER give money up front, licenced brokers are not allowed to take application fees or up front fees of any kind — period, stop. "DON'T GIVE UP" "HANG ON" "IT WILL GET BETTER" IN CONCLUSION, I would like to thank our many customers, friends and family the absolute best of the festive season, and wish health, happiness and prosperity not only in the coming year, but in all the years to come. I would like to thank my staff for the dedication they provide to each and every customer. (P/S — they are the best group around, and are truly concerned for their clients best interest. BUT DON'T TELL THEM I THINK THEY ARE GREAT BECAUSE THEY WILL WANT A RAISE"') Again my tharks and best wishes. Genn A. Camlr�.l Pelle �rOkLak MONEY MATTERS: The staff of The Mortgage Factory are, frau left, Sylvia Jules, Roy S. Haina, Vice -President Glenn A. Campbell, Robert (Chuck) Broom and Angeline Taylor. Absent is Arlene L Harvey. The Mortgage Factory is located at 122 Dundas St. W., Whitby. SPECIAL "Brand New Gas Tanks & Radiators as low as $135.00 (most modals)" 2.1-AXIDADT UTC line of parts for Cars B Trucks (tvaien 4 mead age inventory backed by 40 years /n trade. 1 Finley Avenue 619-8000 Alax. Ontario nE cm I* ItiM aw � • � � � nwill lr — Mfe'I!r No NN" pdoa M lidkrow TWsha Romance • e e e <` Sales. Service 8 InstaMalforts Boox PRwTs Nrl.,�s3hrtl>W iiiiiiilaw 0" 111111 ` Free FstinteR2 �R$25°° ft* 11111111119 RECYCLED LIVERPOOL SPORTS WJITN&A DAIRC0Nixn0NMLM 1075 conipwtawn zu Biegrtoaltd.,PieJer g3'/.� 10AwddlberpoolRoad) fermi 1' > Foreegert adrioe cal 839-3234 _ HARWOOD MALL 427-1663 December 22, 1993 25 FTEET Ee�T _TRtiFFL S Season's ! '-� Greetings to all our Customers! Now Closed Sunday 860 Brock Rd. S., #4, Pickering (t tan south of Bayiy St.) it 420-5100 11 I VACUUM REPAIRS ALL MAKES • FREE ESTIMATE SPECIAL Complete overhaul and Cleaning ONLY $"9S IVAe, e,'s .&4* bow am Keep the herd erned cosh m your business byjansng BARTER WORLD today, BUSINESS PEOPLE TRADING OVER'7= DIFFERENT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES WITH BUSINESS PEOPLE. IF n* MMGM FACTM 1 st, 2nd, 3rd, Mortgages to 96% Rental Properties and Coftalles Re -financing, Debt Consolkliffion Rural Properties Self-employed, Bad Credit, No Income, No Problem PRIME DEALS BELOW BANK RATES FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 1975 Call 686-2557 , • s� I t HeflP 1A/mAedFTF T0WnhoUM-Rent I CK 11 UCb fa Sal* "Since 1955- -IIOTPOINT-KITGHENAID -AE, - GENERALELECTRiC Bankrupt, credit AN • AMA • MODERN MAID • W.0 WOODS _ e s I oroblem? You'ra PICKERING NEW SCARBOROUGH nK, cars from 1978 - SHOWROOM LOCATION Web Offset has an Immediate opening for a: '. 9G4. Lease to own. PURCHASING / DATA ENTRY CLERK Pickering Home & Design, Centre (Old IGngston Rd. & Hwy 12) No credit check. Sales Only Sales 6 Service The successful candidate for tnls tintryry level poslion will 428-6333 282-0185 all G7 G86.3775 or possess above average data entry sk111s for a dBase/PC environment and a minimum of one year work experience o 725-1980 In a purcnasing department performing expedlting. Inventory and buying functions. REPOS, H£POS. r.EP(.S We offer a competitive salary, beneflt package and an 9' - '92 modwl+, Domes°c opportunity to apply your skills In a very busy atmosphere. ^sported. open to the ouNic. WI pry rete] 286-W-468 Please apply In writing to' Human Resource Department Ii011$ffor Rent An _– Web Offset Publications Limited f;ifi%ti11rb wtM�/d 800 Ironstone Manor, Pickering, Ontario, OW 3J9 Web Offset thanks all applicants for their Interest but only nose under consideration will be contacted. HOME WORKERS NEEDED Up to $21300.00 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 EARN $300+ per day yes per day! With your own cleaning con- tracts. No invest- ment required. Call 24 hours for free exciting details. 4342116 ext. 115 SBR ENTERPRISES We hire on attitude, not education, expe- rience or age. Full tima positions for manager trainees & managers. No expe- rience, no problem. For Interview call Tammy 428.("51 MAKE $$$ AT HOME 3 ways. Booklet priced $29 U.S., plus bonus $$ making fe ALL FOR $8.00 Send cheque or cash to: Chris Manley 92 Thorpe Cres. Ajax, Ont. LIT 3T4 POt;BIBLE AT HOW Simple, easy, pleas- ant work; info; One $ plus self addressed stamped envelope to: Cash 33 10Dale Wood Dr. L11 Vell 4E7r 839-8114 Bav News PART TIME DRIVER WITH CLEAN LICENCE Must be excellent organizer. On the Rim Again Tires. 831-4483 MAJOR CLEANING COMPANY Requ lyes experienced Cw8mrs Please contact Patricia Franklin at 416-36196_ 4 I limbi ACCOlnldfffen Pickering VNlage 3 bedroom, main floor of bungalow $850 plus 213 utili- ties. Specious basement 2 bedroom apartment 3 piece bath, fire- place, sop. entrance, Windry. $550 plus 1/3 unities. 427-8719 APts. "Rent] 3 bcrm. main floor house apt. near GO & 401. Shopping, schools, park- ing, residential street. Av. Jan. 1 st. 1 st b last, $900 inclusive, non- smokers preferred. Call 393-9639 daytime or 922-5612 after 5:00. LARGE 2 BOFEL 8S T. APT. Separate entrance, 4 pc. bath, parking, washer/dryer, air, ay. Dec. 18 or Jan. 1 st. $760. + util. 1 st b last, non smokers preferred. Call 38SOM tlirsea or.8224M filar FOR FtBIT Piellrring 2 bedroom aserrrerM bapt Private entrance with back yard; $725 plus 2/3 utilities. Available ism. Cal 837-7x14. r 3 BDRM MAIN FLOOR OF BUNGALOW $900.00 - 2/3 utili- ties. No pets. Avail. Jan. 1i94. Call Ann 831-1940 , Fla. t uAn Renin FLORIDA Clearwater - mobiles, clubhouse, heated pools. hot tub, tennis, 20min- uses to Blue Jays/Phi"s baseball, NHL hockey. dogmorse tracks. beach- es. ctudren welcome. 683-.5603 THE AUTO CORONER Parts, all makes. We buy scrap cars 8 trucks. Free towing. 24 hour service. 420-6816 pager #330-7503 pager *980-1732 ., I OffiaJRetlil Spa I Bus. Opportunity AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY STORE FOR RENT. Aprox. 700 sq. ft. 92 Old Kingston Rd. Pickering Village Call 683-5399 I I Goods For Sulfa 4'r'IAB • � "pleas Deiewy a 6ilMial/ fm 7i ffll`4 >K1 0 ■ OL FU M IX �Ye. a ACEsolEs - 0=12 included sas.o0. car sea- > 370$ WEEKLY POSSIBLE AT HOME Simple, easy, Pleasant work. Info: 1$ plus self addressed stamped envelope to: Box 906, Station 'P', Toronto, M5S 2Z2 FM Houses Lor Rent WHY PAY WENT WREN YOU CAN OWN? 3 bdrm. Townhouses from $3,000 down. Monthly mortgage payment $425. Ask about $1000 rebate. Detached homes & Semi's available for a little more. Angela Thoss. Sales Representative Remax Summit Really (1991 Lad.) 805486 3x00 PLEASE RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER I Bloods Mo bd Bar Frkllp, Small Micro"" ova% Fort Color TV, Deelpner clodwe of an atzaa. Day call 683.3833 Eve call 427-7680 I I ::.Goods .FOF$ilf� OLIVETTI ET ■ EILECTntc TYPEWRITER - Like new. Cal Motion 293401. 686-357 qqow"lqqw 'Raw OWASCO Opportunity never stops knocking , - we just get hard of hearing Did you know that at the Tokyo Motor Show, Audi Introduced its all new 100 model to the Japanese market b unveiled FAX for the YOUR AD afm num 839-8135 r : Mom l Oenerall Services Peter's Appliances SALES SERVICE PARTS STOVES DRYERS WASHERS DISHWASHERS REFRIGERATORS "Since 1955- -IIOTPOINT-KITGHENAID -AE, - GENERALELECTRiC • MAYTAG • MOFFAT • JENN-AIS • MIELE AN • AMA • MODERN MAID • W.0 WOODS _ WE SELL PARTS FOR ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES PICKERING NEW SCARBOROUGH SHOWROOM LOCATION 1755 Pickering Pkwy (Und 12) 6069 IGngs:on Road Pickering Home & Design, Centre (Old IGngston Rd. & Hwy 12) Sales Only Sales 6 Service 428-6333 282-0185 LIGUANEA ENTERPRISES CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING • 12 years experience in steam cleaning • residential • commercial • car interiorsr. - z "7 +general clean up •free written estimates j MINOR RENOVATIONS • interior painting • minor plumbing • 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 COMPLETE RUST PROOF (cars & light trucks) 683-2977 AJAX RUST CONTROL SERVICES 221 Wealtrwy Rd. S. A-1 No job too big No job too small Give me a call. 282-9575 Ask for Don CERAMIC TIUNG Floor & wall tile for Nee estimate. Call John 839-6186 Dishwasher a ics maker r pacemar < a irwsara�ort lmn itis Sao truer WkIlhan & lassin ialartioaRs PVA)FESGOOMIL PLUeIMIG iiacession r��atia�na K�Mdrri baeroatrw basse—as. ktahll s eMr nevA Don't Pay Norel Ask for Casa or Chia TI�LF A PEAB■BIM a2aa21a LIyhU, plugs, stow, atti. No Job too som. Reasonable rates, resid-lideonrllsleisl 6 Will lel. RPI" ELECTRIC CLASSIFIED WHAT A DISCOVERY Renovations SABER - Contractir? -all carpentry, additions. renovations. kitchens. hath-ooms. home Waintc-mance. emergency Servs:, fumitwe refiniuNrr- quality cork guaranteed. 1 years ex`p nswice. els-7915. i�LalndsppingLatntiseaptng GARDNER'S TOPSOIL a fire.. -..,1 • tree rem.,val e clean-ups Most reasonable rate* Free Fitimatee Can Rob 428-5700 520 ,,� 686-3577 Looking for a new employee? Advertise in classified. Its where 90% of job seekers turn first for fob inlorrr' bon. Use It to your advantage. Call and place your ad today. Season's to all of our customers g readers.'' first time In the world Its AVS concept car, a high-performance sports car powered by a compact 12 -cylinder engine? ��'reetings The Classified Dept. •i3ay News Roaders DON'T FORGET, WRITE IT DOWNF CLASSIFIED 839-8114 or 686-3577 FAX: 839-8135 UTT11 Mortgagee � ; I I NnNcos �F $10,900 $110 per month Contact Doug or Brent et us do your mortgage shopping •Low.est rates In Canada •Flexible terms R privileges I •First time buyers wNle me� •Wee solve mortgage I arrears and power of sale 1 Community Financial Services 668-6805 Auction saw "Holiday '" �1 Auction u,rat;w BOXING DAY DECEMBER 26th 12 NOON Preview 11:30 Sunday at the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CLUB 133 BROCK ST., WHITBY To settle the "Parsons" estate and for other legal princi- ples, antiques, repro- ductions, etc. includ- ing antique refin- ished Chatham" cupboard, old pine cupboard, pine wardrobes, deacons benches, bow front china cabinet, wing back chairs, round oak table and chair set, 9 pce. dining room suite, open dish cupboard, pine corner cabinet, orien- tal carpets, pine benches, harvest table b chair set, hand made quilts, country decorator pces., washstands. pine and oak book- cases, footed and other linen boxes, glassware, china, brass and cast iron pees., loveseat, pine stools, various lamps, quilt racks. carved walnut grand father clock, oak treadle sewing machine, oak side- board, fern stands, milk cans, post mas- ters desk, trunks, slope front desk, Victorian tables, 3 pce. pine coffee table set, prints, oil paint- ings, parlour and occasional tables Plus much more. Terms - cash cheque (Visa. M/C,' 3% prem.), 1.00 bid cards, delivery avail able. AUCTIONS UNLMFTED 519.345-2426 BOXING DAY AUCTION SALE Antique Furniture, Rare & Unique Collectables 1200 (viewing 10:30) ORONO TOWN HALL, [AIN ST., ORONO ur finest auction 'the year, a must attend event for one and all Ince 401 to 115 / 35 Wy & north 10 km) MecGREGOR lk PEST AUCTIONS 905-987-5402 905-983-5556 Dear Santa Claus: My name is Adrianne. I live in Oshawa. For Christmas 1 would like a Water Baby and a Radio and some other things, but you proba- bly know what they are. I hope you have a Merry Christmas, Love Adrianne. ---------------- --------------AL-- -- CONE ONE! COME L t __ NT 11 �0.2\' r< IL AT Surprise Jack and Jill Srwwer <. for Wendy Brown ard Scok MacKinnon on Tuesdayy, Dec. ClA$SIFIEDS 28th from 4 to 10 PM It's that time again to wish a al Prince Albert Hall. Money tree in lieu of gifts Info. 985-8662. eveni nga-- --- 839-8114 I ' Personal MERRY CMeSTMA6 O"IIUGS & KIM&S" To my masto precious gifts4 ;_ Adrianne, Matthew e Cameron �1 I Love You Mommy May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be honoured, adored, glorified and revered throughout the world. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude worker of miracles pray for us. St. Jude helper of the helpless pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days and your prayer will be answered. It has never been known to fail. Publication must be promised. Thank you for favours received. H.S.D. TOMS - /0000 used and r.zw. Inatalied aro balwicod. u1 -un r,77, -Pets 1 DOG TRAINING CLASSES Starting. January.) Ob;iawa and Ajax Durham Dog Training School Barb Scott 576-5635 LOST CAT Black with while stomach. Adult male neutered. Meows a lot. Lost in the Dixie Finch area end of November. Call Mike or Eva - Days 831-8878 I Flea iylarket J, OSHAWA FLEA MARKET Scaas.c'a 727 Wilson S. Oshawa 683-5290 910 "7777 7=31 MOVE BIG OR SMALL WE PRICE THEM ALL FREE ESTWATES. So. joins discount. Short Notice moves. Pianos moved. Goma rates (41 432 2850 2634M *AJAX MOVOM sysTW * Full mvices, mows, *t * appliance and Manu t t spedwisla. IW rate IN troerly. x t spec:i:lizing in Nr`am �* Region. Now oflering ow. * Posse with move. rte now * have aaWb heated dunce ,t # unb. Free wkda. 7. ** cm 427-00 *yttyt ft,t***Aryt�t*#� Bay News 1686-3,577 839-8114 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 Help Wanted/ General 839-8114 686-3577 Real Estate 839-8087 RNIP?p The Bay News, December 22, 1993 27 .Winter Re straton Step In i .�' Two 7 dance studios WINTER CLASSES Register Now - Limited Spaces Available GROUP CLASSES *Country Line Dancing • Contemporary Latin & Bauroom 41111•• Ballet & Ja._ STARTING JAN. 17, 1994 GETTING MARRIED? Make your first dance MEMORABLE WE'VE GOT ALL OF YOUR ENTERTAINMENT COVERED Call now to book your 2 COMPLIMENTARY 837 -STEP LESSONS (r 83 r ) Bev Ridges Plaza TO book your Winter *R e is a On ad call tk Christian- Ann 'at839-8114 or 686-3577 <. __ NT 11 �0.2\' r< IL AT <. it JL —j-DUSIN'SS'S It's that time again to wish a �- to everyone... Although its been . . I ;- Y� ✓;.� d=, ,� said, any times ' and many • -� ways... Merry41 . Christmas to all dearfriends. our O O O a, 40 • , I r7Y, .., 4 THURSDAY & FRIDAYESDAY,am _ 1Pm WEDI�_ 9 11 am - 7 nm16ex 11 am 7 nm ae p reasonable offer w i be �"efused lyav only Yi.IF -01'— TEMPO /mth. (24 months) 1984 C ons 222.22 SU BR� /mth. (24 months) - loaded back prices expire Dec 31/93 •price plus all apdable tars, Ilcerrse fees &buy ^ FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE AVAILABLE (wnthln 20 ktms) • ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1 YEAR OR 20,000 KLMS Calf today for a convenient appointment - 10th Year of Top Quality Service • R39Mfififil- HW.2 A 01 _ M G h G k fil , G k 111*61142V fib Tatirq4,2v 7-J4,2L.u'. - 8:00 r).111. •l.` ■ :{•1'k\