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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_01_03111 . ... ■ r Arrests-tylm Q �n x i u n islayng DURHAM - Two women, including one known as Debbie Dupuis, of 90 Castlebury Toronto on the evening of Wednesday, Oct. 9. Oct. 21 in connection with the murder. from Ajax, were arrested and charged yester- Cres., Willowdale, and Tracey Armstrong, 23, He was found shot to death the next morning in The women, who are both unemployed, are day for the execution -style murder of a of 130 Mandrake Ave., have been charged with his car on Concession 6, just south of Regional being held at the Whitby Jail and will appear in Willowdale man whose body was found on the the fust -degree murder of Harry Feige, 35. Road 21 in Uxbridge, by a passerby. Oshawa Provincial Court today. Pickering -Uxbridge border in October. Mr. Feige, a chartered accountant, left his Ms. Armstrong was arrested and charged The arrests were made by Durham Regional The victim's widow, Debbie Feige, 33, also townhouse in the Steeles/Hwy. 404 area of with obstructing justice and released on bail Police. Friday, Jan. 3, 1992 q%ax Edition News Advertiser 16 pages A Metroland Cornrnunity Newspaper Circulation 35,000 Pickering recount hearing By JUDI BOBBITT Staff Reporter PICKERING - Legislative red tape has delayed a court hearing on whether there's to be a recount in the Pickering municipal elec- tion. A judge of the Ontario Court ordered Monday another court divisum should hear (-Mateo tabtritlo New councillor charged over vote scandal in Pickering PICKERING - Newly -elected councillor Enrico Pistritto faces criminal charges in connection with the Nov. 12 municipal elec- tion. Mr. Pistritto was arrested by Durham Regional Police Monday and charged with personation. He is to appear in court Tuesday, Jan. 14. Police laid the charge after mvesiigating a complaint that a cit- izen who was not entitled to vote in the election nevertheless cast a bal- lot to the benefit of the suspect. Mr. Pistritto won the Ward 3 local seat with 1,743 votes, 716 more than second -place .finisher Judy Griffiths. Other candidates for the job were Larry O'Leary and Jim Sheehan. the case. A recount is being sought by Ken the Ontario Court. Mr. Matheson's applica- Matheson, who lost his bid for the Ward 1 tion was originally submitted to the court's regional seat to Maurice Brenner by 174 general division. votes. In signing an order to tum the application In court for only a few minutes Monday, over to the provincial division. Justice attorneys for Mr. Matheson, Mr. Brenner and Richard Lovekin also agreed Mr. Brenner the town of Pickering agreed the matter should be heard by the provincial division of See RECOUNT ...Page 4 11 MM results -- AdvwNw in Your Computer Headquarters DROP IN & CHECK OUT THE NEW IBM Ps/1 - 386 EXTERNAL CD-ROM DRIVE WITH S/W...$699 SEGA GENESIS...S149 (with rebate) Pickering Town Centre 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 1 Ajax hubby's murder trial date set soon AJAX - A trial date will be set soon for a born-again Christian charged in the first-degree murder of his wife. Edwin Orlando Lopez-Farfan will appear in a Toronto district court Jan. I5, when a trial date will be set. Mr. Lopez, Twyn Rivers 25, of Dr. near the Heatherwood Scarborough - Rd., Ajax, '�^., Pickering bor- was charged , der. with first- a murder Lopez, who and conspira- Patricia Lo- Edwin Lo- had been shot ' 1k pez-Farfan in the upper murder in June, two months torso, had been reported after Patricia Anne Lopez missing the previous day by was found shot to death in her husband. Mr. Lopez was the back scat of her car, reportedly attending a Bible Maurizio Crupi, 19, of class at the King Street Weston, was charged with Pentecostal Church in conspiracy to commit mur- Oshawa when his wife was der. Both men were arrested seen leaving the couple's after Metro police reported- O'Dell Court home in Ajax ly seized the murder on Apr. 10. (Mr. Lopez weapon, a semi-automatic moved after the murder.) Egon• Neighbors reported see - Mrs. Lopez, 23, a cus- ing the woman get into her tomer service representative car with her dog around at the National Bank in 10:30 p.m. The dog was Ajax, was found in her 1983 found north of Ajax on the Honda Accord Apr. 12 on day her body was found. ..�,. ��4, ' Sit � 4 .�:.� -.�•" -: Y •: 0 ver the h ill - Jan Scott and daughter Alicia hit the hills for so -0 sledding at Hy -Hope Farm in Pickering. photo by Glia Bronkhorst 11 MM results -- AdvwNw in Your Computer Headquarters DROP IN & CHECK OUT THE NEW IBM Ps/1 - 386 EXTERNAL CD-ROM DRIVE WITH S/W...$699 SEGA GENESIS...S149 (with rebate) Pickering Town Centre 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 1 Ajax hubby's murder trial date set soon AJAX - A trial date will be set soon for a born-again Christian charged in the first-degree murder of his wife. Edwin Orlando Lopez-Farfan will appear in a Toronto district court Jan. I5, when a trial date will be set. Mr. Lopez, Twyn Rivers 25, of Dr. near the Heatherwood Scarborough - Rd., Ajax, '�^., Pickering bor- was charged , der. with first- M r sdegreedegn murder Lopez, who and conspira- Patricia Lo- Edwin Lo- had been shot cy to commit Pez pez-Farfan in the upper murder in June, two months torso, had been reported after Patricia Anne Lopez missing the previous day by was found shot to death in her husband. Mr. Lopez was the back scat of her car, reportedly attending a Bible Maurizio Crupi, 19, of class at the King Street Weston, was charged with Pentecostal Church in conspiracy to commit mur- Oshawa when his wife was der. Both men were arrested seen leaving the couple's after Metro police reported- O'Dell Court home in Ajax ly seized the murder on Apr. 10. (Mr. Lopez weapon, a semi-automatic moved after the murder.) Egon• Neighbors reported see - Mrs. Lopez, 23, a cus- ing the woman get into her tomer service representative car with her dog around at the National Bank in 10:30 p.m. The dog was Ajax, was found in her 1983 found north of Ajax on the Honda Accord Apr. 12 on day her body was found. Inside the News Advertiser �INAYORS LOOK AHF" Our duef daW tttaties gaze inio dke cryesl,bdL Par 2 SCHOOLS FACE CRISIS: This could be a lovsk year four Dwb@Ws War& For 3 ---------------- FAtertainlll> mt..12 Wdlbt111ttrd,......:....8 C1290nd.......14 News Advolher (60-5110) and Oslxltwo.VfiVlby This 1Meek (579_440()).103,()W pressrtut every -��:`. : .�,,,, �' ^;��lt•.,%fit � - IMAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. JAN. 3, IM May Arthurs predicts: Year orestraint looms PICKERING -The new year will be a time of continued restraint in Pickering, mayor Wayne Arthurs predicts. On the eve of January budget talks, council is aiming at keeping taxes down while provid- ing a better level of service to residents. "There'll be a deliberate effort on the part of council to restrain any mill rate increase," says mayor Arthurs. "Tax increases will be kept to an absolute minimum." Last year's tax hike was 5.4 per cent, and mayor Arthurs says council will try to bring in a lower increase this year. "I tend to be very optimistic," he says. "But, we have to try to be optimistic. We have a great community and every reason to be thankful... we're still doing very well." At the regional level, keeping taxes down will be difficult due to an increase in the wel- fare caseload, he adds. "We're in for an extremely difficult budget process at the region. Rising costs of welfare have put tremendous pressure on the region." The region hasn't experi- enced enough growth to off- set the cost of welfare and, because there are no funds available in reserve accounts, the only alternative is to raise taxes, mayor Arthurs adds. Until the town's budget is finalized, it's not known which specific community projects will take place this year. One item up for debate Wayne Arthurs J is a new arena and an outdoor skating rink at the recreation complex. Mayor Arthurs says there's been some dis- cussion that this isn't the time to build new ice pads, but he points out the project would create jobs and the town wouldn't have to borrow any money for construction. This year, the town is looking forward to ground- breaking ceremonies for Pitney Bowes's S21 -million headquarters. "It's an exciting development," says mayor Arthurs, adding the compa- ny's move will likely create employment here. A new police headquaners at Brock Rd and Hw 2 i }. s also slated to open. Town council intends to review the official plan of Pickering's central area, says mayor P(b r 611h,gr 61jrvh(d r� Ay �3 �,,,, � �•�,�.�' ~ . .i ,� Lam. •�� ."."`�.s-e, _ sir It's winter outside but the pool at the Pickering Recreation Complex always offers summer fun. Bill Lampard gives his nephew Jeremy Eeuwes a free tow through the waves. photo by Glia Bronkhorst DURHAM - Asthmatic youngsters and their parents ant; invited to take part in a hands-on learning program about asthma The Lung Association is now accepting registration for its four -session Airforce program, which runs from Jan. 14 until Feb. 4. The program is aimed at youngsters aged five to 12 and their parents. The course offers basic information about asthma and provides personalized instruction in relaxation, breathing techniques and the correct administration of pre- 6mbed medication. A pediatric specialist will speak at the first meeting. Cost is $20 and spaces are limited. The course is being offered at the Kinsmen Community Centre, 109 Colborne St. W., Oshawa For more information, call the association at 436-1046. DURHAM - An information evening for parents of asthmatic children will be hosted by the Durham Region Lung Association on Tuesday, Jan. 14. Pediatrician Dr. S. Mehra will cover topics such as when to seek medical help, the importance of taking medication regularly, causes of asthma and more. A registration fee of $5 (family or individual) can be paid at the door. The fee does not apply to people registered with the Lung Association's Airforce program. Refreshments will be served. The session will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Hall, 109 Colborne St., Oshawa. To reserve a space, or for more information, call the Lung Association at 436-1046. Arthurs. Politicians have a chance to promote Pickering as a retail -commercial centre for the region and eastern Scarborough, he adds. "This is our bread and butter for increased assessment and to bring activity into town." Council will also concentrate on communi- ty issues such as Frenchman's Bay, the Altona Forest and comparable environmental con- cems. "If we manage to look at those, we'll be going a long way to establish the types of things we want to see happening in the future," mayor Arthurs says. The town will continue to host community events in co-operation with service clubs, and will implement some business -assistance ini- tiatives that don't necessarily require extra staff, he adds. "We're doing some pretty good things ... there are some things we can do (with- out hiring extra staff) and we'll do as much of it as we can." Cautious optimism about new year from Ajax mayor By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - While some outstanding matters could be resolved, 1992 promises to be a challenging year. especially for budgets, mayor Jim Witty says. "I expect some resolution, finally, to the Verona Mall situation," Mr. Witty says. "I expect to see some resolution, finally, to the water plant situation." As for bud- gets, "the 1992 budgets for the town and region will be the most difficult in my 11 years in poli- tics, ' he says. Because of the sluggish economy, 1991 was disappoint- ing for every- one. I thought it would be a turn- around year. Last year at this time, I was very confident it would turn JIM Witty around. It wasn't a good year for a lot of peo- ple." Mr. Witty hopes to see some improvement in the economy. "I'd like to see everyone with a job." He expects construction to begin sometime this year on the 510,000 - square -foot Markborough Mall at Hwy. 2 and Harwood Ave. The mall is slated to open in 1994. Mr. Witty is hoping for an increase in commercial and industri- al development. "We're looking for a little more activity. The business development department is working on a few things. If they come together, I'll be happy," he says. On the Verona Mall, which was partially built at lkayly St. and Monarch Ave. before the developer went into receivership, Mr. Witty says, "I don't see how the receiver (Peat Marwick Thorne) and the investors can afford to allow this thing to remain empty much longer. The investors must be pressuring the receiver." Mr. Witty says he has some infor- mation on one of three proposals the receiver is considering. "I'm not happy with (the one proposal)," he says. Mr. Witty wouldn't elaborate on the proposals. A resolution of some sort will also come on the proposed water supply plant on the town's lakefront. The provincial ministry of the environment is reviewing Durham region's propos- al and also con- sidering a request for a 'bump -up' to a more stringent environmental review. "It's my intention to ask the minister (Ruth Grier) for a meeting. I want to advise her to make a decision one way or the other," Mr. Witty says. `"The lack of a decision is hampering the town. Until she moves on it, the development industry won't build a sewage treatment facility they've agreed to build. That's hampering development of A6 and A7 0ands in north Ajax), primarily A7," he says. Once the water and sewage plants are built, the town will be able to promote the serviced lands north of Hwy. 401, he says. Working on budgets for both the town and region will be difficult because of the economy, he says. At the region, politicians will have "major hurdles" with increasing wel- fare and policing costs. "With welfare, we have little con- trol. With policing, we're put into a difficult position. There are demands from all over the region for more policing. But there are also demands to keep taxes at reasonable levels. It will be difficult to do both this year," says Mr. Witty. At the town level, staff and politi- cians are working toward passing a budget that would increase taxes by about 4.5 per cent. s THE NEiraADVERTISER FRIDAY, ,PAN. 3, IMPAGE 3 urham school boards fac By DONNA DONALDSON DURHAM- Our schools are overcrowded, provincial funds mini- mal and local taxpayers burdened by the cost of building new institutions of learning. School boards are anxiously wait- ing to hear from the Ontario ministry of education on the allocations they'll receive next year. They're hoping they do better than in 1991. Last year, the public school board requested more than $90 million for new schools, additions and alter- ations. It was promised 57.47 million by the ministry in May. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board asked for $97 million and got $9.2 million. For 1992 the public board is requesting almost $137 million. In November, former chairman Ian Brown said the board will be in a "crisis" situation if it doesn't get the money it's asking for. "We are really in a crunch situa- tion and the province has to help us out," said Mr. Brown, adding that if the Board doesn't get the money it needs it will be stacking portables on top of portables and will have to look at alternatives that may not be "palat- able to parents". These alternatives include putting students on shifts; busing students from crowded schools to ones with more space (perhaps in another municipality); and changing the school year to get more use out of schools. It costs about 55 million to build a new elementary school and $24 mil- lion for a new high school, says pub- lic school superintendent Mike Graham, adding that construction costs are currently down. Mr. Graham says if the board gets the go-ahead from the ministry for a new elementary school, the ministry puts up only 50 per cent. and local taxpayers pay the rest. Once the ministry gives the green light, the process of building a school begins. This includes hiring an architect, designing the building, putting the work out to tender, the actual construction, and finally mov- ing in. With everything on schedule it takes about one to one -and -a -half years to complete an elementary school and two to two -and -a -half years for a secondary school. To save costs and time, the public board has been building duplicate schools. "We have been building a number Of repeat schools in Durham region," says Mr. Graham. "We're using the saline architect and the same design of building. "When you start to look at cost savings, you're probably saving 15 per cent of the architect fee by using CORRECTION NOTICE in our HOME FASHOG FLYER inserted in to Oshawa Whitby The Week the follotri V appeared itloomecly. Poe 7: 34MN Bookt:aee ad"s des d at "A ea, witAaM G.S.T. said 3 -Tier BooltsMd sdrerdsed at 49.0 es. The INusbadone of the above In 11enn are tra Ill nsePI. Abe Pape 5 i 7: Hm. WMMe wash Table+ SN adwrtieed st $299 set without GST mW 5 pe. Psrtrone T*k Set okertiad st $199 net. The MMHstratiora of tM shore two sets we wwdpoeed We repret any, irloonvsnienoe this may here caused our custanwa. a repeat design." But he says mechanical, electrical systems and other designs have to be changed to adapt to individual sites. "You still have to pay for the architect and consultant coming out for actual construction, so you're not saving there," says Mr. Graham. "The Peel board decided there are no real savings in using a repeat design. The advantage is you can get a design quickly out to tender." The pressing question is, can schools be built any more cheaply? "I think if we're going to build them cheaper, we'll be sacrificing quality in materials and systems that will be reflected in (future) mainte- nance costs," says Mr. Graham. "We're building buildings that we can maintain. We're building with materials and systems that will last the length of the buildings." Some alternatives have been tossed around in recent years. One is to get developers to build a school when they're building a new subdivision. Currently, new housing is built, and then it's up to the boards to provide schools for the children. "The Carleton board had looked at doing such a thing with a developer up there, and the ministry didn't find that an acceptable idea," says Mr. COME AND WORSHIP :1 p f VSTNEY HEIG[ITS BAPTIST C'Hl'RCH Pickering Village United Church Church Meeting at Applecroft Public tichrNd 300 St N., Ajax 6$5-4721 55 ('dee Ave., Nrxlh A jax Rev. Howard Zurbrigg (Just Fast or Loeb Plaza) Phyllis Spencer 610R\!VG WORSHIP- I0:Oo a.m. Worship 6 Sunday School Rev. James Rendle - Pastor 6M-1720 10:30 a -m. AM BERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1820 Whites Rd. N. -The Family Church' ST. ANDREWS 'WORSHIP 11 A.M. 839-13833 PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE Durlberlon-Fairport United Church 683-7311 10" Dueberton Rd., PickerkV REV. DAVID (MURPHY M77?1 REV. JAMES BIGGS NLA hp O Charm school (�ItrRh SOME* t030 a m WORSHIP i CHURCH SCHOOL11:00 A.M. Pickering Standard Church ST. PAUL'S ON -THE -HILL (Methodist) Rev. Brian McYltty Brock Rd. and Hwy. 97 $$9-7909 Sunday - Sunday School 10:15 - Worship 11 &rrL and 7 p.m. Sunday Servius at: Wed. 7:30. Adult Bible Study and 1-00, 9:15 & 11:00 a ,rt Christian Lde Club for children live -leen, Nursory i Sunday School Graham. "Basically the developer is making money off the school board. How could you (have the developer build the school) and have the same tntcgr ity as a tenderinig process?" Grant Andrews, associate director in charge of business affairs at the separate school board, agrees. "Developers are in the business of making money," says Mr. Andrews. "If they could build our schools cost- effectively they too would bid on our schools. If they thought they could make money they would be bidding on it with everyone else." He says if schools were built with cheaper material the board would end Ajax Pickering DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS L FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1992 NEWS ADVERTISER ASHBROOKS (AJAX,PICK ) 'CANADIAN TRE (AJAXPICK.j 'GRAND DESIGN (AJAX,PICK ) MAXI DRUGS (AVALANCHE OF SAVINGS) (AJAX) MAXI DRUGS (AJAX) -WOOLCO (AJAX/PICK, SUNDAY, JANUARY S, 1992 NEWS ADVERTISER ALP (PICK -CANADIAN TRE !PICK., CHERNEYS (AJAX/PCX, CASHWAY (AJAX,PiCK DOMINION (AJAX.PICK DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION AJAXPICK ) K MART 'AJAX.PICK: LOBLAWS iAJAXPICX , M lRACI E FOOD MAP T ; AJAX,P ICK. ) 'SAVE A CENTRE 'PICK ; SEAkS 'A_A.XPICK crisi0 up with higher maintenance costs. "We're always looking for ways to make our schools cost-effective," he says. "But much of the cost is dependent on market conditions." Tom Oldman, the new separate school board chairman, says his board is looking into the cost of building schools. "I've asked Grant Andrews to report on why the public board's costs for building schools is less than ours," says Mr. Oldman. "And to compare costs with (neighboring) boards ... W'e must make every possi- ble effon to try to control the cost of construction." I t f , ii♦N FRIDAY CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS MATTHEW BERNARD Mattrew a-,oys s+ ^, o+ -g and sw —^; Mat^ew 'ece wed a McDoraWs mea, dea. =-p;,rerts of the News Adve i ser Cor+grar :,o -s so, ye,r5 Oc' F^Cay Car^.e� o' �e W.w+ - Delivered to selected househdds only a #%Now ew. NOVAK VANUI IL Obituaries AV%, Richard H. (Dick) • Entered into rest at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1991. Richard (Dick) Avis, in his 70th year, beloved husband of Joan. Loving father of Keith and his wife Judy, and John and his wife Brenda. Dear grandfather of Kerry. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax (428-8488). A private family service was held Thursday. Interment Erskine Cemetery. Donations to the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Building Fund or Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. CALLUS, Censina - At the Ajax - Pickering Hospital on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1991. Censina Sammut, in her 61 st year, beloved wife of Joseph. Loving mother of Christine, and Victoria and her husband Rick Maeder. Dear grand- mother of James. Sister of Camen, Melita, Mary, Nini, Manuell, Sah•inu and Preddy, and predeceased by Joe and Enes. Funeral arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax (428-8488). Funeral mass at St. Bernadette's Church, Ajax, 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 3. Interment St. Francis de Sales Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Building Fund. FITCH. Beatrice (Trixie) - Pcacefully at the Toronto East General Hospital on Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1992. Beatrice (Trixie) Brown, in her 80th year, loving mother of Ruth Guest. Dear grandmother of Ken and his wife Brenda Guest, Kelly and her husband Scott Ellerton, mid great-grandmother of Sara Ellerton. Sister of the late Adele Dunning. Aunt of Yvonne Dunning. Funeral service in the chapel at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488) on Friday, Jan_ 3 at I pm. IntenTieru E-skine Cemetertiv. In Iieu of flowers, please said donations to the chanty of your choice. MASTERS, Jeffrey John - Entered into rest at the Ajax-Pickcnng Hospital on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1991. Jeffrey John Masters, in his 22nd year, beloved son of David and Noreen. brother of Bryan. Loving grandson of Maud Masters. Lovingly remembered by aunts, uncles and cousins. Jeffrey will be remembers by his friends at Pickering High School and the Ajax - Pickering and IkNLby Association for Community Living. Funeral arrange- ments were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ajax - Pickering and 'Whtby Association for Community Living would be appreci- ated by the family. CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Super Buys' flyer, page A20, the ski machine, #77358 is not available. Also in our Sears, 'Your Money's Worth and More' ad, which appeared on Sunday, Dec. 29, 1991, the cordless screwdriver, #22310, is not available. We apologize for the irmwenienoe to our customers. rNT� s PURE SPRING WATER • QUALITY SPRING WATER • REGULAR HOME DELIVERY • COMPETITIVE PRICES • WATER COOLER SALESJRENTAL / SERVICE 428-0252 DURHAM'S LEADING BOTTLED WATER COMPANY � = Recount hearing 7,k: likely near month end FROM PAGE 1 and his attorney can participate in the hearing. The shift to another court divi- sion is due to recent changes in the Municipal Elections Act and has no implications at all, says Mr. Matheson's attorney, Thomas Barlow. The only difference between divisions is the nature of the cases they hear, he explains. No new date has been set for the hearing, but Mr. Barlow says he expects it will be determined next week. The case will likely come before the court in late January, he predicts. While signing the order, Justice Lovekin commented on the request for a recount, saying, `This seems to occur all the time in this part of the country." He recalled that a federal recount didn't change the fate of then -Progressive Conservative leader Robert Stanfield on one of a number of times he ran for the position of prime minister in the 60s and 70s. Mr. Matheson has submitted various affidavits to the court alleging confusion and irregular procedures at several Ward 1 polling stations during the Nov. 12 election. He's sworn he believes votes were improperly counted, ballots were improperly rejected and an incorrect statement of the number of vote< was made. Arson charge laid in town hall trash fire AJAX-PICKERING - An Ajax man has been charged with arson follow- ing a minor fire at the Pickering Civic Complex. Durham Regional Police say a pile of garbage was set alight at the town hall, One The Esplanade, at about 9 p.m. New Year's Day. According to fire chief Steve Stewart, the fire was set in a garbage can just outside the main doors of the civic complex. Damage was minimal but the town will have to replace the garbage can and clean a brick wall, he says. Charged with arson is Mario Simon, 31, of Willows Lane, Ajax. un rawn at b AJAX - A 32 -year-old Uxbridge man has been charged with carrying a concealed weapon following an altercation Monday night at the Country Gold bar on Bayly St. in Ajax. Police sac the suspect drew a pellet gun in the incident, but it was kicked "u' "F his hard hN arf )thcr patnr;- w room Spnng or Foam Mattrimsses • / `� fi �• to _ ....,. • �• • • • • *649" Sold Out Tube Waterbed Sale All Models Etta___..________....__.. 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NORTH 75 GAYLY ST W. East of 8,0c, 9as4c �-3mc- BAYWOOD CENTRE % w rm 11! �A A" rp� Fa ]f � � t 00 42` STAMPS BOOKS OF 10X42` STAMPS 3.88 PLUS G.S.T. (4.15 WITH G.S.T. INCL) I 1 !7. HWY. 2 = KINGSTON RD. 0 Ir O ¢ wir U Y = U IL cc Ocr > Ix m U J A N PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVEIrMENR MDAY, JAN. 3, IM Editorial . g Fight a ainst drinking drivers n stops While the holiday RIDE (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) program may be over for another year, drivers must still keep in mind that drinking and driving don't mix. Durham Regional Police and the Ontario Provincial Police warn that while regular spot checks may have ended, police patrols are always on the lookout for impaired drivers. Superintendent Alex McMurray of Durham Regional Police warns the RIDE program will be out from time to time. From Nov. 12 to Jan. 1, Durham's holiday RIDE program stopped more than 36,000 vehicles, with 65 impaired driving charges laid and 105 12 -hour suspensions issued. It's reported that New Year's Eve was quiet. Durham Regional Police stopped 1,679 vehicles, with three impaired driving charges laid and two 12 -hour suspensions handed out. Over the four-day period from Sunday to Wednesday, the local OPP RIDE program stopped 475 vehicles, with one impaired driving charge laid and two 12 -hour suspensions given. While impaired driving charges are down considerably from years past (police have vet to compare this year's figures with last year), police shouldn't rest easy until everyone stops drinking and driving -- all vear long. Programs such as SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving) are helping make teens aware of the consequences and making tremendous headway. We must all continue to work together to stop this irresponsi- ble killer. To the editor, ares anyone remember -hen there was a separate association for girl's base- ball ir. Ajax' Does anyone recall why it was eventually disbanded and the girls integrated with the boys teams? Did anyone read the announce- ment for the annual general meeting of the Ajax Spartans Minor Baseball Association this past September, and if so, did any of the 2,000 parents who sign their children up for base- ball each summer spare a thought or care as to how the teams magically appear on the fields each season? The executive of the ASMBA consists of 15 volunteers elected to organize, equip, direct, and manage 76 house league teams, six rep teams, and one all-star team. That's approximately 1,000 young players who rely on 15 people to register and insure them, sort them into teams, arrange a schedule for the season, purchase uniforms, find sponsors, supply bats, balls, helmets, umpiring equipment; train and hire the umpires, set their schedules, find Letters ee of baseball in Aja x? diamonds, book times; organize and staff tournaments; have team photos taken, purchase trophies, arrange play-offs, mediate disputes between players/coaches/managers/umpires/s pectators; find coaches and man- agers, arrange coaching/umpiring clinics; man the snack bar and keep it supplied; write, print and dis- tribute newsletters; plan the budget, balance the budget; organize and run bingo nights, barbecues, and other fund raisers; plead for advertising in the local media, beg for co-operation from the town, barter souls for addi- tional diamond time... Fifteen people do all of that and more, folks. And this coming February we are anticipating 1,500 children will turn out to register. Only 996 will be lucky enough to make it on to teams, leaving an esti- mated waiting list of anywhere from one to 500 disappointed ballplayers. Moreover, there will probably be just as many. phone calls from irate parents demanding to know why their son or daughter can't play ball this summer. Fifteen people can't answer all of The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. News Advertiser The ent .the a of the Nntews News Advertiser Is pro - A Metroland Community Newspaper reeled by topyrWd and unauthorized use without written consent Is prohlbn- Tmothy John Whittaker ': «;,:: th:°ig„; o classify or refuse Publisher any adveAlsement d hk discretion. those calls, nor can we build base- ball diamonds out of cornfields or light them with wishful thinking. We would love to expand... we should expand... we must expand — but we don't have enough diamonds now to comfortably field the 76 teams we had last year. And even if we did, we are faced with a shocking lack of interest and support from those who should be more than willing to do whatever they can to help the children have as much fun as they can, to learn as much about the game and the rules Of sportsmanship as they can, and to go as far with their skill and devel- opment as their enthusiasm and energy will take them. Call me naive, but I thought that was how all parents were supposed to feel. Representing the 996 children ages 6-19 registered last season, Only 34 parents bothered to show up at the annual general meeting. Of those 34, 15 were members of last year's executive, and another half- dozen had been past members.Would anyone care to recall the wanting signs given prior to the girl's baseball association folding? Believe me, it is no exag- geration to say that the Spartans Minor Baseball Association could be in just as much trouble now. We have an abundance of apathy and a desperate shortfall of volunteers willing to give their children and their community a few hours of their time a week. As of this date, we have no convenor -in -chief for house league teams. Without an executive in this position, there will be no Tyke, Peewee, Bantam, or Midget teams. That will mean only 392 T - Ball players will get to register in February — the rest, ages 10-19, will go on the waiting list. If you think you can help, call Dave Worrell, 427-2313. over the past three weeks, more than 300 sponsor- ship packets have been :and delivered to past and (hopeful- ly) future sponsors. Only two replies ,have been received thus far. We know times are tough and everyone has expenses, but at $225 for a house league team and $450 for rep, anyone can be a sponsor, even your Great Aunt Mildred. Mildred's Marauders! Go for it. Call Peter Canham, 428-7320. Our equipment manager has a budget greater than that of many small towns. One man, alone, has to order uniforms, helmets, bats, balls, field equipment, umpiring equip- ment... not only order it but assign it, distribute it, account for it and keep it in good repair. He needs assis- tants. Call Bob McKenzie, 686- 2925. The ASMBA hosts bingo games every second Wednesday at the hall JOANNE BURGHARDT - Editor-4n4>ef GREG OOAIES - Managing Editor HUGH N XXSON - AdvertmV Manager : UONIGUE LEA - Petal Soles Manager ABE FAKHOURIE - DistribLfion Manager e NEWSROOM - 663-5110 DISTRIBUMN - 663-5117 RETAIL ADVEVISRiG - 683-5110 CLASSIFIED - 796-7672 FAX -683-7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493-1300 on ,Monarch Blvd. We rely on the profits to pay for such things as tro- phies. pictures, and equipment. We can't run these games without vol- unteers, and we can't get volunteers because everyone assumes someone else will see that the job gets done. One night every two weeks. One night a month would help. Call Julie Dipoce, 683-6762. As for coaches and managers, they don't just appear magically at the beginning of each season either. They have to volunteer, and the sooner the better. We need men and women (excuse me, but who says women can't attend a coaching clin- ic and take a team on to the field?) to fill these positions, or all the sponsors, equipment and diamond time in the world won't see our players going up to bat. And come spring, we will need field directors, house league and T - Ball convenors, umpires, equipment managers and fresh faces on the list of auxiliary volunteers. We will meed you. The children will need you. Your community will need you. Everyone wants their child to play baseball, but unless we have some solid show of support, and soon, there is a very real possibility that there will be no baseball in Ajax in the very near future. Marsha Canham, Director or Publicity, ASMBA. The News Advertiser, published *very Sunday. Wednesdoy and Friday at 130 Commercial Aw.. Aim. Onfab LIS 2N6, is one of the Mafroland Printing. Pershing and Ohfrbullrng group Of stbuban newspapers *"Ch Ml d- ,ryas/pckoWV News Advertiser. Auoro Banner. Bath Advanta. 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CHURCH SERVICE: Blessings and prayers for the family will be held Sunday, Jan. 5 at 9:15 am. and 11 am. at St. Paul's On -The -Hili Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Call 839- 7909. Monday BONSAI MEETING: The Matsuyama Bonsai Society will meet Mon., Jan. 6, at Faith Place, 44 William St., Oshawa. Beginners at 7 p.m., regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. Call 683-2568 or 725-2045. PHOTO SHOW: The Pickering Camera Club will show a group photo- graphic display at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade, during January commencing Mon., Jan. 6. Call Harvey at 831-8907. Stave Larry Host keeps boredom at bay with a snow board at Lakerkfge Ski Resort. photo by Cella Bronkhorst PREMIERE ISSUE FRIDAY, JANUARY 24T4 The only place to look for Dining, Music, Pubs, Theatres, Plays, Travel ..J IUKC IIV IIVIIUGy DURHAM - The holiday RIDE program may he over, but police will take no holiday in their pursuit of drunk drivers. 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A HWY. 401 Plus our 7 other Scars Retail stores in the Toronto area: Mississauga, Bramalea City Centre, Gerrard Square, Pickering, the Promenade Shopping Centre, the Shops on Steeles, Newmarket. PAGE IA -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JAN. 3,1"2 orfs THE +, AJAXPK:KERING 1. NEWS ADVERTISER "t wants to out on top 7-5 in an exhibition be in the r game! Helen Mason. Carole Wagner Ca;: c_• saorts and Betty Larocque led the way Cepa^.Te'.t w r for the Rebels with two and Paddison Sys each. Dianne Skea hadwith your weeky 'es. 'S two each and Carr and 683-5110 Skea with one FAX 663.7363 orfs Minor bantam Raiders Greatzky tourney titlistsli Stellar goaltending leads bantams past Buffalo Regals in championship AJAX-PICKERItiG - The Ajax -Pickering Briscoe Estates minor bantam 'AAA' Raiders ended 1991 with a bang, win- ning the Wayne Gretzky International Hockey Tournament in Brantford Dec. 28 to 10. The Raiders captured the tour- ney championship by blanking the Buffalo Regals 3-0 in the final. Tim McCarthy, on an unassisted effort, scored what turned out to be the game winner in the first period. Chris Smith added a goal in the second stanza, assisted by Doug O'Grady and Rob Vessio. Dave Duerden finished the scoring in the final period, assist- ed by Smith. Raiders' goaltender Dan St. Aubin recorded the shutout with an outstanding effort To get to the finals, Ajax - Pickering first had to defeat its long-time rivals from Whitby in the semi-finals. In an exciting, end-to-end con- test, the Raiders prevailed by a 1-0 score. Duerden's goal late in the game gave the local bantams the victory and vaulted the team into the championship game. Smith drew an assist on the play. Goaltenders St. Aubir. and Joev Colasuanno shared the shutout. Ajax -Pickering started play in the prestigious tourney with a 5-0 win over the Toronto Young fiats. Smith notched the hattick to lead the way for the Raiders. Also scoring were McCarthy and Jeremy DiPoce. Assisting were Duerden with three, Eric Vorstadt, Tim Watt and Doug O'Grady with singles. The Raiders recorded a 5-2 vic- tory over the Buffalo Regals in the second -round contest. Vorstadt connected for two goals, followed by McCarthy, DiPoce and Watt with one each. Duerden registered three assists, while Smith had two. Watt, DiPoce and O'Grady added one each. In the third game of round- robin play, Ajax -Pickering dropped a close 3-2 decision to the host Brantford squad. Duerden and Smith were the Raiders' goal scorers. Drawing assists were Smith, Steve Quinn, O'Grady and Duerden. The Ajax -Pickering minor ban- tams are currently in second place in the Eastern Ontario 'AAA' standings. The Raiders trail league -lead- ing Vaughan -Richmond Hill, with the Raiders having three games in hand. On frozen pond Ryan Allaby concentrates on the puck while trying to put a few moves on friend Jay Piper who was doing his best Impression of Montreal Canadiens' goaltender Patrick Roy during a shinny game at Gayly and Squires Beach in Pickering. Ajax Admiral Evans minor novices champs at Streetsville tournament AJAX - The Ajax -Village Admiral Evans Security minor novice 'AA' hockey team emerged victorious from the Streetsville Tournament last weekend. The Ajax squad defeated the heavily -favored Toronto East Enders 1-0 in the championship final. After an East Enders' goal was disallowed as a player was standing in the goal crease. Ajax defenceman Michael Calnan banged in his own rebound at 8:26 of the second period for the only score of the game. Michael Carroll earned an assist. Before Ajax could claim the vic- tory, it was forced to kill a penalty in the last 1:51 of the game. Ajax was able to hang on to win its first tourna- ment title o vtt�uec the year. "Oenev A j a x goaltender Michael Battah was named the outstanding player of the final game for his stellar work in net. Card show, Sunshine girl Svet/ana at Panthers' game vs. Oshawa tonight PICKERING - You can see a lot more than just a hockey game at the Pickering Panthers' Metro Junior 'A' contest against the Oshawa L.egionaires tonight. Prior n the Friday game, there's a sportscard show at the Pickering Recreation Complex, starting at 6 p.m. During the card show ana game, you can meet Svetlana — The Sunshine Girl of the Year. She'll be available for free autographs. The Panthers-L.egionaires game starts at 7:30 pm. Admission cost is $4 for adults and $2 for children under 12. In the first game of the tourna- ment last Thursday, Ajax tied the host Streetsville Tigers 3-3. Ajax actually held a 3-1 lead up with 1:04 remaining in the game. Ryoma Ito and Adam Grayer, with two, were the goal scorers. Grayer and Calnan had assists. Dennis Colterman was voted MVP of the game. Later that day, Ajax edged Erindale 2-1. Ito and Calnan scored the goals, with assists to Colterman and Michael Wilding. Tyler McGregor earned MVP horrors. Playing London Oakridge last Friday, Ajax emerged with a 4-1 win. Grayer was the MVP with a three -goal performance. Ito scored the other goal. Calnan, McGregor, Simon Barg, Jonathan Burgess and Scott Robinson had assists. Ajax shut out Milton 8-0 in its last game of round-robin play. Brent Arscott earned the shutout in the Ajax net. Ito scored three goals to earn MVP honors. McGregor and Grayer had a pair of goals with Calnan adding a single tally. Drew Knox, David Bird and Jason Sharpe played strong games for Ajax. photo by Celia Bronkhorst AJAX - The Ajax Belles chal- THE +, AJUVICKERING 1. NEWS ADVERTISER "t wants to out on top 7-5 in an exhibition be In the game Dec. 23. gams! Helen Mason. Carole Wagner Call our sports and Betty Larocque led the way department wth for the Rebels with two and Paddison Sys each. Dianne Skea hadwith your weekly results two each and Carr and 0 683-5110LL� Skea with one FAX 683.7363 Minor bantam Raiders Greatzky tourney titlistsli Stellar goaltending leads bantams past Buffalo Regals in championship AJAX-PICKERItiG - The Ajax -Pickering Briscoe Estates minor bantam 'AAA' Raiders ended 1991 with a bang, win- ning the Wayne Gretzky International Hockey Tournament in Brantford Dec. 28 to 10. The Raiders captured the tour- ney championship by blanking the Buffalo Regals 3-0 in the final. Tim McCarthy, on an unassisted effort, scored what turned out to be the game winner in the first period. Chris Smith added a goal in the second stanza, assisted by Doug O'Grady and Rob Vessio. Dave Duerden finished the scoring in the final period, assist- ed by Smith. Raiders' goaltender Dan St. Aubin recorded the shutout with an outstanding effort To get to the finals, Ajax - Pickering first had to defeat its long-time rivals from Whitby in the semi-finals. In an exciting, end-to-end con- test, the Raiders prevailed by a 1-0 score. Duerden's goal late in the game gave the local bantams the victory and vaulted the team into the championship game. Smith drew an assist on the play. Goaltenders St. Aubir. and Joev Colasuanno shared the shutout. Ajax -Pickering started play in the prestigious tourney with a 5-0 win over the Toronto Young fiats. Smith notched the hattick to lead the way for the Raiders. Also scoring were McCarthy and Jeremy DiPoce. Assisting were Duerden with three, Eric Vorstadt, Tim Watt and Doug O'Grady with singles. The Raiders recorded a 5-2 vic- tory over the Buffalo Regals in the second -round contest. Vorstadt connected for two goals, followed by McCarthy, DiPoce and Watt with one each. Duerden registered three assists, while Smith had two. Watt, DiPoce and O'Grady added one each. In the third game of round- robin play, Ajax -Pickering dropped a close 3-2 decision to the host Brantford squad. Duerden and Smith were the Raiders' goal scorers. Drawing assists were Smith, Steve Quinn, O'Grady and Duerden. The Ajax -Pickering minor ban- tams are currently in second place in the Eastern Ontario 'AAA' standings. The Raiders trail league -lead- ing Vaughan -Richmond Hill, with the Raiders having three games in hand. On frozen pond Ryan Allaby concentrates on the puck while trying to put a few moves on friend Jay Piper who was doing his best Impression of Montreal Canadiens' goaltender Patrick Roy during a shinny game at Gayly and Squires Beach in Pickering. Ajax Admiral Evans minor novices champs at Streetsville tournament AJAX - The Ajax -Village Admiral Evans Security minor novice 'AA' hockey team emerged victorious from the Streetsville Tournament last weekend. The Ajax squad defeated the heavily -favored Toronto East Enders 1-0 in the championship final. After an East Enders' goal was disallowed as a player was standing in the goal crease. Ajax defenceman Michael Calnan banged in his own rebound at 8:26 of the second period for the only score of the game. Michael Carroll earned an assist. Before Ajax could claim the vic- tory, it was forced to kill a penalty in the last 1:51 of the game. Ajax was able to hang on to win its first tourna- ment title o vtt�uec the year. "Oenev A j a x goaltender Michael Battah was named the outstanding player of the final game for his stellar work in net. Card show, Sunshine girl Svet/ana at Panthers' game vs. Oshawa tonight PICKERING - You can see a lot more than just a hockey game at the Pickering Panthers' Metro Junior 'A' contest against the Oshawa L.egionaires tonight. Prior n the Friday game, there's a sportscard show at the Pickering Recreation Complex, starting at 6 p.m. During the card show ana game, you can meet Svetlana — The Sunshine Girl of the Year. She'll be available for free autographs. The Panthers-L.egionaires game starts at 7:30 pm. Admission cost is $4 for adults and $2 for children under 12. In the first game of the tourna- ment last Thursday, Ajax tied the host Streetsville Tigers 3-3. Ajax actually held a 3-1 lead up with 1:04 remaining in the game. Ryoma Ito and Adam Grayer, with two, were the goal scorers. Grayer and Calnan had assists. Dennis Colterman was voted MVP of the game. Later that day, Ajax edged Erindale 2-1. Ito and Calnan scored the goals, with assists to Colterman and Michael Wilding. Tyler McGregor earned MVP horrors. Playing London Oakridge last Friday, Ajax emerged with a 4-1 win. Grayer was the MVP with a three -goal performance. Ito scored the other goal. Calnan, McGregor, Simon Barg, Jonathan Burgess and Scott Robinson had assists. Ajax shut out Milton 8-0 in its last game of round-robin play. Brent Arscott earned the shutout in the Ajax net. Ito scored three goals to earn MVP honors. McGregor and Grayer had a pair of goals with Calnan adding a single tally. Drew Knox, David Bird and Jason Sharpe played strong games for Ajax. photo by Celia Bronkhorst AJAX - The Ajax Belles chal- Woodville and Whitby in recent lenged the Ajax Rebels women's play. ringette team to a contest, but it The Rebels claimed a 6-5 win was the older Rebels who came over Woodville. Reynolds netted out on top 7-5 in an exhibition four goals for Ajax, while game Dec. 23. Azzopardi added a pair of mark - Helen Mason. Carole Wagner ers. Frankie Matsushita had three and Betty Larocque led the way assists, followed by Azzopardi for the Rebels with two and Paddison Sys each. Dianne Skea hadwith the other Rebels' marker, two each and Carr and Assisting were Patti Skea with one Azzopardi with three, Kim ::::.. apiece. Reynolds and Susie Ajax then Paddison with two apiece and managed a 7-5 victory over Mason and Wagner with one Whitby. Mason and Azzopardi each. scored twice each, while Sue K. Ward, with two, Andrea McLeod, Skea and Reynolds Ryan, Tanya Pettit and D. notched singles. Lovering scored the goals for the Assisting were Skea with Ajax Belles. three, Azzopardi and Larocque Meanwhile, the Rebels added with two, McLeod, Reynolds, two more Central Ontario Matsushita and Ann Wakelin Ringette League wins, defeating with one each. Ajax hockey selects drop recent exhib AJAX - The Ajax -Village Upper Deck eight-year-old select hockey team lost two recent exhibition games to Oshawa and Whitby. Without the benefit of a practice, the Ajax selects lost 8-1 to Oshawa. Ajax kept it close for two periods, but ran out of gas in the third stanza. Brad O'Neil scored the lone Ajax goal. Ajax played a much stronger defensive game against Whitby. Despite losing 3-1, the recently - formed squad showed signs it's Bunnies, tweens drop close games AJAX - The Ajax Payless Decks and Fences bunny ringette team dropped two recent contests. Ajax wes first downed 4-3 by Richmond Hill. Kelly Hart notched a pair, while Rebecca Lundy had the other marker. Ajax then lost to Markham by an identical 4-3 score. Kelly Hart netted all three goals for Ajax. In other Ajax ringette action, the Ajax Highland Trophies tween 'A' team was defeated 6-5 by the Oshawa petite 'AA' squad on Dec. 22. Melissa Taylor scored two goals for Ajax, while Lisa DiMichele, Becky Andersen and David McBride fired singles. Assists went to DiMichele and Carolyn Frizzle with two each. Taylor, Andersen, McBride and Jackie Deschenes all had one assist. ition contests coming together. Goalie Billy Dyson and defence - man Michael Whitaker, who scored the lone Ajax goal, along with Mathew Larabie, Kevin Anderson, Neil McBride and Matthew Clark all had strong games. Rounding out the roster are Darren Brown, Justin Brunet, Russell Graves, Peter Gaylor, Jordan Benedet, Derek Alstein, Steven Colterman, Joshua Collins and Chad Morrison. The team is coached by Ray Whitaker, Tony O'Brien and Al Colterman. Come enjoy our super Sunday Buffet only $595 CM 'Is For Kids Annandale r t Golf & �, 1 Country Club 686-3210 - P.O. r Box 91 AJAX �.�. Selects win PICKERING - The Pickering six-year-old Lex Tec Inc. select hockey team came up with back to back wins. The squad defeated the Scarborough Sabres 5-2. Starting off the scoring for Pickering was Robert Bayley on a pass from Matt Glover. A second goal came from Michael Alexiou with the third coming from Jennifer Sadler, assisted by Noel Coultice, just before the buzzer ended the first period. 6More Value for your money... that's ,%by State Farm insures j more homes than anyone else. 4 PE ROY MOKEDANZ, Agent 1480 Bayly Street, i. Suite 9 Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3T8 Bus. 416-831.2207 State Farm Fire and Casuatty Company Canadian Mead Otthce Scart>orough Ontario 41 �Llte• I .trrtt i, there %JW6&e Q0aAL G FIRE YOUR LANDLORD.' WHY RENT? When only s454 4.5% interest rate, 3 ve a month irs guaranteed HOURS: Mon. to Thurs. 2-7 p.m. Saturday & Sunday 3 Holidays 12.6 p.m. P.S. Ask about our Personal Services Menu (ie: Hot, healthy meals for $5) DOWNTOWN WHITBY 686-1316 RATED EXCELLENT EXCELLENT BUILDER BY ONTAn,T) ,E W HOE WAItl ANI Y M )GSAM THE NEWSADVERTLSER FRIIDAV, JAN. 3, IMPAGE 11 There was no scoring in the second period until the 15 -seconds mark when Tyler Vangijn scored from a pass by Adam•Markew. Pickering's final goal was scored by Matt Pernerowski, assisted by Matt Keber, in the final period.Pickering defeated Malvern 5-1 last Sunday. Matthew Keber scored twice to lead Pickering. Also scoring were Robert Bayley, Shawn Dubeau and Matt Pernerowski. Assists went to Matt Glover, Pernerowski with two, and Kyle Morrison. The Ajax Spartans Minor Baseball Association URGENTLY NEEDS 6 -- A coach and manager for the T Ball rep team ........................................... call Phil Levy, 863-2298 -- A house league convenor, executive position .....................................call Dave Worrell, 427-2313 -- Volunteers to assist with running our bi-monthly, fund-raising bingo nights ......................................call Julie Dipoce, 683-6762 -,TOTAL Fitness : Aerobics For Men & Women 1 I me NEw Califomia Pro -Shop Open to ttte PubiiC MUSCLE POWER 1035 Brock Rd., Pickering 427-6277 W1_ REEBOK TM STEP 0 out SPECIALISTS THE BEST S _r U C> I C)o FAT BURNING WORKOUT "PAY=AS=YOU=GO" AEROBICS No memberships - N ' B%Inw to advanced losses D contracts -1 st Class Free! Want a slimmer, fitter you in '92? Come see us. We can help you get there. Christine S4*Y aN Steps, mats 3 weights • CeM ted & MrK ly insWctatrs ' Charge rooms and sho"M • Childcare - even in the eveWng ' Body fat and fitness testing SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. 211992 Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Wk -end Sat. Sun. 9:15 am. • 8%S • U • Begs VPS • U 9:00 am. Begs LIT 10:30 am. • SS VPS • UT • SS • PS 10:00 am. PS Ps 5:30 p.m. PS PS 11:00 am. SAI Begs 6:30 am. LIT • pS Begs .SS BegS . 7:30 p.m. PS • Begs PS •Begs I f 8:30 p.m. Begs SS SS I I BegS - Beginners Reebok Step class LI - Intermediate level low impact aerobics PS - Pump and Step aerobics using light weights Ss - Step and Strength toning for abdominals and thighs SM - Step Marathon - 1 hour Step plus 12 hour toning LIT - low impact with extra toning `or abdominals and thighs • childcare ollered - $1.50 per chill, per class The Shops of Dellbrook 427e=10472200 .13 C1,1 CK RD., PICRK,ERING ook 0 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JAN. 3, I!!2 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Charlie Crockett and the Crockettsplay Country Gold AJAX-PICKERING - Country Gold has the country and western sounds of Charlie Crockett and the Crocketts Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. On Sunday, there's a country jamboree with Lorne Hachey and the Country Classics, starting at 2 p.m. Versatile performer Al Matthew's will entertain during Friday's mati- nee from 3:30 to 7 p.m. Country Gold is in the Mackenzie Plaza in Ajax. Call 686-4995. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this week- end, just follow this guide: L.A. HOOTERS: L.A. Hooters has karaoke most Wednesdays and every Thursday, starting at 9 p.m. L.A. Hooters is at 570 Westney Rd. Call 686-8538. KANGAROO'S: There's jazz every Thursday night with the Ragweed Jazz Band from 9 p.m. to midnight. On Friday and Saturday, enjoy the versatile sounds of Nite Life from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, there's a country jamboree with The Rider Band from 3 to 7 p.m. Kangaroo's is at 985 Brock Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-6845. THE HARP & THISTLE: The Harp and Thistle has Henry Garrity and Jamie Snider this Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. At one time, the duo were pan of the Tim Splinter Band who routinely served as an opening act for the Irish Rovers. There's no cover charge. The Harp and Thistle is at 282 '.Monarch Ave., Ajax. C E N T R E F I E L D' S Centrefield's has karaoke this Sunday, staring at 9 p.m. There are gift voucher prizes to be won. Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock Rd., units 14 and 15, Pickering. Call 420-4006. KERRY INN: The Kerry Inn welcomes the versatile duo Bill and Marlene Dunn to the stage Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428- 8790. TUDOR ROSE INN: Jim O'Grady plays a wide variety of music this Friday and Saturdav from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave. S. Call 428-1815. JOKERS: There's no entertain- ment this weekend, but Jokers wel- comes Jimmy Fraser Jan. 10, 11 and 12. The veteran musician can play everything from a flute to a saxophone, and covers a wide range of musical styles. Jokers has Wednesday night trivia beginning Jan. 8 at 9 p.m. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 427-0337. WGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's classical style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at McGinnis Landing. Fielding w'iIl entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brod: Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. DONA Y MIGUELS: Carlos plays Mexican music in the Cactus Lounge Friday and Saturday Arts and crafts sign-ups soon PICKERING VILLAGE = If Nou'd like to learn more about ceramics, folk art, flower arrang- ing or wood carving, you may be interested in courses being offered by the Village Arts and Crafts. The group is holding a registra- tion session for its winter course on Tuesday, Jan. 14, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., at its centre on the northeast comer of Sherwood Rd. and Linton Ave. (the former provincial courthouse) in Pickering Village. Other courses beine offered include decoupage, quilting, coun- try crafts, stain glass, cake deco- rating, knitting and crochet. For more information, call Rose Arscott at 683-9465. Stay in tune, read the News Advertiser -: thrree times a week INVENTORY as�rte�a, s (K Mart ung) Pickering Town Centre < , nights. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd. S. at the corner of Westney Rd. and Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 686-4468. MORGAN'S PLACE: Jimmy Fraser — the one-man boogie band — will perform all types of music this Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. DANNY'S PLACE: There's a Dinner Theatre Afton Rd., Pickering PRESENTS A POOLS PARADISE (A BMMh Conwdy) PLAYING Feb. 7 - March 21 Starting at :27.95 Dinw, Show & Tars Included FOR RESERVATIONS CALL n1 72-308 l �Iv�U RENTALS - Best selection in Durham of EXPLICIT adult v Geos caterirg to EVERY TASTE SALES - New re'ease star,ng from 3995 STAGS - Spec a v.ceo Ca , - DSCFE'i0h A,* AIS ASS. PE:: All PEN 6 'AVS karaoke contest at Danny's on Sunday, starting at 6 p.m. There are lots of prizes to be won and a free tape to all contestants. Danny's Place is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. ... If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to be included in this weekly feature. It's free. r� PandaSSCHINESE t�r' Licensed under L.L. B.O. 375 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (Comer of Rougemount Dr. South) I 8�1�1 1 BUY 1� UGSY WARREN GET 1 BEATTY c6 FREE ;' ANNE17E BENIN(i I DINNER BUFFET only 1 I 7 days a week ; STEVE DIANE MARTIN MARTIN KEATON SHORT s;3 t •.r. AK .n,. ry r. karaoke contest at Danny's on Sunday, starting at 6 p.m. There are lots of prizes to be won and a free tape to all contestants. Danny's Place is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. ... If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to be included in this weekly feature. It's free. r� PandaSSCHINESE t�r' Licensed under L.L. B.O. 375 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (Comer of Rougemount Dr. South) I 8�1�1 1 BUY 1� �. GET 1 ; GET 1 c6 FREE ;' ; 50% OFF 1 DINNER BUFFET? Mon. till Thur:. I DINNER BUFFET only 1 I 7 days a week ; 1 Coupons valid Jan. 3 -Jan. 20192 I I Coupons valid Jan. 3 -Jan. 20192 L---- -----1 L----,5,_ , -----J CS c .o, ,. It +..t I f — fop• i A . ... �@'.'A^K%T�a T'f.�Y%�%. it .. ^• A00-wr ar STUDIO SUIVTANNING -FACIALS -WAXING -MANICURES -PEDICURES • FIBREGLASS NAILS • LASH OR BROW TINTS • PERMANENT EYEBROWS• EYELINERS - BODY MASSAGES • GIFT CERTIFICATES Fiberglass Ndb Reg. $45.00. SPECIA039 s 10 Tanning Sasions'550 Whitby Mall 1615 Dundas SI. E. 434-5864 . r v�•'."1'ti N4.M 2 ; HMSUTERS ,w was ...• +o.• o n wr.e •y-avr • LIVE IN CARE OR PERIODIC VISITS FOR YOUR PETS. PLANTS & HOME • HOME SECURITY & INSURANCE VALIDATION • PET EXERCISING & FEEDING • BONDED & INSURED. EST. 19v 686-1691 ,,FULL INTERIOR 8 DECORATING SERVICE DECOR 1,""TIAL C0NSULTATi0ii in your home Let US come Into FREE Me y- .r � .Show you samples, coordinate colors, n;atch styles, put in new accessories 8 create an overall sense of harmony and balance. 464-6669 International Specialties Sdtnit.u4 Suak `}-flet of So& or Various Specials Sunday Brunch 10:30 to 2:30 Locate in the Courtyard Pi'ckerutg'lii64f 109 Old 9(_PWston Rif, Ajax 427-6760 Somewhere In Time DiLstincttvc Gtits c •vi.ctori.an Gift shop • Ashten - Drafts DoUs • grad ford Plate Deafer Stone glows. 104MOM -Wa- 10-9 ?hors. d1' Fri. 10-6.Sat. lViLU&9es of A66ety Lane 91 %tyLander ZEvd. Scar6orougfs, OnttariLo 724-5488 ''''• PEDICARE ' KAREN L. BRADY RN Oualilied Professional offers Foot Caro In Home and in Institution Oay and Evening Appointments make Pedicare's service easily available to people in all walks of life. For An Appointment Call 416.666.9882 ,0J' ►08U THE MOBILE /ami ss ACCOUNTING AI.TERNATIVF Ar,ffs ; • FAST AND RELIABLE • ECONOMICAL - PROFESSIONAL - CONVENIENT - CONFIDENTIAL JASMIN RAUH-MUNCH B.A. (416) 420-3539 Ilw►nava! `W W oo.,• A 0!1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1!! PAGE 13 vlsuTipW" EAU S L R V k. 467 WI.!- NF.Y' K ) 5 UNIT 11 AIAX • LINO OUTPUT TO PAPER OR FILM I, , ...n- 11P1 I •.,.,, 1" • !'. V LASF R PP()()1IN(,• 01JR PROOFS • 1,1 a )TO SCANNING +, FFi L�_TS & COI.OIJR • MAC & PC WORKCENTRE RENTALS • 111 I(31AC FAX • P1 v )Tt PYING 7.00%1 • Iii ;IGN /' ARt":. ,RK ON PRF %1Kf ti • 9:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. INCL. SATURDAYS PHONE 619-0161 .X ( lI" ')11,:' R Advertising Feature Recycling books a good idea at The Paperback Exchange For almost two years now, book lovers in the Ajax - Pickering area have had the privilege of reading popular books at economical rates. The Paperback Exchange, in the Discovery Bay Centre, south Ajax, is a book recycling centre. A family-owned and operated business, the Ajax outlet is run by Paula Clark. (Another outlet has been operating for 12 years in Scarborough). Customers take a book they have read, and receive up to a 25 percent credit. Paula says, "The newer the ` book, the better the percentage." That book is then sold to another customer for half of the full cover price, and the first customer's credit is then used towards the purchase of another book. There is a wide range of paperback novels in the store. You will find mystery, war and espionage, historical romance, and a large section of Harlequin romances. At the front of the store, to the left, is an attractive display of the newer novels, sectioned for men and another for women. Here, customers will find best sellers and recent releases of the last 6 to 12 months. Collectors of science fiction and westerns regularly visit the store, in search of the next item on their agenda. For that reason, Paula says, she especially welcomes books in those two categories. Paula Clark, below, is owner of The Paperback Exchange, in south Ajax. gOo 12 PRICE �,- Am�_r, With the recent passing of Louis L'Amour, the author's western stories are extremely popular. Danielle Steele, Catherine Cookson, Barbara Taylor Bradford and Stephen King, are among the most popular authors. "We like to keep several copies of their books," Paula says. In addition, there is a section for children and teens, offering special- interest reading, as well as novels such as the Sweet Valley High series. Although the concept of The Paperback Exchange is primarily for the recycling of books that are in good condition, there is a smaller selection of new items. These include such children's books as the popular Dr. Seuss m series. New Star Trek and Fantasy books, as well as specialty cards and role playing games are also available. New, issues of collector comics are in the store every Friday. Obviously, The Paperback Exchange is a place that has reading material for all ages. Seniors with time to spare often buy a month's supply of books, then return them for a generous credit to purchase another supply. Paula notes that Go -transit commuters also buy many books to kill travelling time. The store is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat., 11 to 6 Mon. to Wed., and 11 to 9 Thurs. and Fri. The Paperback Exchange is at 570 Westney Rd. S., tel. 427-7492. Why Advertise In Focus on Business Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advanuge. Over the last few yean a great many businesses -- of all sizes -- have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 w:eks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete wish pictures. lite story reinforces the advertisement, Lmabiutg the business to explain in depth ;ts Imoduct andlor Service, *dosoohy, pals, special promotions and even a historical overview. Jnless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ed ,iesigri, 3ory interview and venting, plus the taking of the photographs. AU the business need to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more information call Janice 111 683-5110. ;,AvG'GOLS ANO6i'S 71»at015249 / - CUS M ASE, JJZAK A1SCRTMENT _qA�S AND STEM "Specialty Fasteners, Fittings and Hardware" THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1 st, 2nd. 3rd mtges. to 90 • �ebl cCrSC,.^,a' L^ .,ate �reC' No Income • No problem Prime Dea's Below BanK Ra!es Fast. Professional Service Since 1975 Call 666-4986 (Whitby) Gunther Ivens Contracting Ltd. since 1955 Workmanship and Service Our 81 concem Custom work, additions. Rec norms, kitchens, bathrooms, replacement windows, any type of renovations. FREE ESTIMATES eau 839-0681 P V�t� 4a &c4ange O 15000 HALF PRICE PAPERBACKS SAVE UP ro SN ON NEW CHILDREN BOOKS COMIC ROOM New 8 Collector Comics Role Playing Games All CDMIC Suppites $79 wanner M. S. M naecowan Iw. 427.7492 439- T.D.D. SERVICE PICK -N -GO SERVICE BRAKES SPECIAL 3995 FRONT 5995 REAR tmos�,t cars) r� i 1895 I�� V'��i'-.) 9D. JINN x, • PICKER NG 686-1515 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, UN. x,19'92 LAW -Pickering Combined Pressrun of p y 03, 000 w�iffir This Week 576=9335 LCLASSIFIEDS Pickering - 798-7672 K, Fax - 579-2238 4V IL 130 Commercial Ave,, Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday till 6:00 p.mi. General Help General Help Sales Help/ Apartments Apartments 110 p 110 p 130 Agents 210 Flea Market 210 Flea Market 280 Lost & Found 400 For Rent 400 For Rent • 9 ]Pjuklins FROZEN FOOD STORES HELP WANTED Cashier, Clerk Full- or Part-time. Apply in person Saturday, Jan. 4th between 9-12 at 282 Monarch Ave. Ajax The Du&am Board of Education requires SUPPLN- "TI- A(-'IIF.RS :err Eicmentary and Secondan schooLc. �pp!!LL. :ens from Ontario Certified achcrs wi'1 be recei%ed bN The Durham Board of Education, Human Rtf ourceti llepartni 555 Rot%land Road %fest, Oshawa. Ontario L1J 3113. i NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS 1. Take control of my life NOW 2. Earn lots of money 3. Get whatever I need to be successful 4. Inquire right now and call (41s b23-4290 Regtxres adult Carriers to deliver routes 2 days per week. Must have a car CALL 683-5117 ASK FOR ESTHETICIAN • Business opportunity. Looking for as- sociate to join our team of professionals. Offer busy envieorvrwa. own hours, and a chance to grow with excellent commission structure. 70/30. Call Valentines, 666-3806. (010792! EXPERIENCED pica makers warred. tun and pan tint. Cal Steve or Roy. 723.4503. WANTED - am glass hoteler. Mirkrium 2 years experience Lor de Durham Region, for irrea-es- NETWORK MARKETING PEOPLE here's a program that works. 510,000/month in 30 days is easily possible. Canon computer, fart, photo copier, for less than 5300.7231018. 150 Hosp. Medical Dental PART Time Dental Hygemst required. Tues. 10 arrt - 4 p.m Wed 10 am. - 6 P.M. Position availalble Jan. 21st. Phone 436- 16". (C 10992) 160 Day Care Wanted BABYSITTER a ode needed is take Child to St. Catherine's of Siena School Parents will pay. no reosiprs needed. Please cal 427-23x3. (0, 0692) 165 ` Day Care Available DUFFINS Bay .sa-ng Centre has spaces for 16 months to 9 yeah. high quaky clay- and nursery school. 427-6263. IC 10992) MOTHER of two available to provide afternoon and night care for your children, als I can pick chiidren up from school. Whites. Strouds area. 631-1906 '010192) 170 Employment Wanted MEN w t- ;•ucxs w '' CO oulerwld move. clearuc !obs, Odd pts. decorating. panting. lvnrnnqq Call Can W Jam, 427- 28W- 205 27•2856. 205 Firewood 1 ROKA 1 LUMBER DRY FIREWOOD HARDWOOD 4'x 8' t 12% $60 Cif O' z 16% $65 SOFTWOOD 4 irS'x16"-$40 Fret Domy b 0showe Ane EsrOWrd rip 705.277-3381 Ie.ewrgo 416.434-66651 RREWOOD FOR SALE - Mixed dry hardwood, cut, •Flee and dowered SWace cord. Cal 426.Oti3B. (122291). RREWOOD - Meed Iwdssood. SW taw cad, 17 or ti-, vett deliver In Oshawa area. Call 721-97e2- (012642; BROOKLIN Firewood - seasoned 2 years. (mixed stdtwood for 946 per face oWd picked up), hardwood, free ddvery. $2S duck bads Sit and Stn Hwy 12 ID Spsnaew PICKERING'S NEWEST INDOOR FLEA MARKET GREAT BARGAINS 50-90% OFF Liquidation & Bankruptcy Stock, video movies, sports cards and accessories, toys, ceramics, crafts, gift baskets, Avon gooks, baked goods, clocks, greeting cards, clothing, exercise equipment, cookware, duvets & covers, antiques, jewellery, deli meats & fruits, tools, memorabilia, hair accessories, fire wood - PLUS, PLUS, PLUS - new & used. Hwy. 2 west of Liverpool Rd. behind Ricki Jo's Rest. 1211 Kingston Rd. (Durham Square Plaza). Open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday and Sundays. New vendors welcome. 686-0006 220 - - Articles 220 Articles For Sale For Sale pr skis 1' 0 cm long good oDrldrbon 1 pr Junior sic boots. sae !C pr ski boots size 2 I pr. sk, pDles 85 cm (34" 1 pr. boys hockey skates, size 2. excellent condmon 1 autumn haze mink coat, size 4-6.:1000 1 muskrat oDat w tT racoon trim, size 6. best offer Call 831-3390 FABRIC Verticals with valance, 72'w x 84•I, $69; 84- x 84-, $89. Other sizes available. Sunshade Bina and Drapery, 428-11 (011000 CLEARANCE - New beds from $99 Sofas and chairs from LOST DEC. 23 WHITE SHORT HAIR SAMOYED/HUSKY Whites/Oklahoma Very timid of adults. Loves children, very missed family pet. If seen call 839-4655. REWARD S599N" l'ne1tes from f139 Used twdges and staves, warier Automobiles 300 and dryers from $199. Large For Sale selection of used furniture . Trucks For 31 0 Corns Cas and visR Mr Dads Store. 1989 REPOS - from banks and 116 Brock St. S. 430-0561• Visa leasing companies, 80 cars. apbmpled. (oI1642) VNCJcs. vane or WHOLESALE FREE skids for, firewood 717 prose Why P'y reuin Call to . Wilson Rd S. Cap firs; and ask Repo Centre 288-8386. (TF) kw Mak. 725 -MM (TFALL)-305 Automobiles JUKE Box (Rowe) Great Wanted Sound!I Fully stocked - 200 rranartty, fully loaded. Power Turns) Super Roc-Floom Toyl ilii Top Co.Nrs pad for scraii Bea offerl Cali Don, 420.1605 urs 7 da a week 683730' WALLPAPER cievance over - - ---Articles or 428 1879 after 6 p m. 1 000 rolls from 99 cents to (01 AJAX 55 Falby Court bedroom apartment in family buddinc An condition rg. broadloom 2 appliances laundry facilities. saunas and exercise room underground parking included Call 683-6021 ,sat. -Sun. 12-5 SHELTER CORPORATION Mon. -Fri. 9-5, ......•. AJAX 77 & 33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $701/mo. Cap 686-0845 or 686-M I Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. PICXERING (LMrpool/Finch area) Spadoks 3 bdrnt. Tinhs.. 2 vVp4anow. garage. Close to Town Centre. For drWM CON (Plchedng) 420.0426 0-r (Tororsto) 362 -RENT Ileirchrrt Property Maregement Lknned Pickering Brand Now 1 Bedroom Baseme-t apartments. H gh• dry and bright. Laundry facilities. utilities included. Walk to Go and take. $550.00 and $650.00. Call Art at 420-3751. $9.95 adouble, roll. Open 5days 230 Wanted alliance oval" for eligible NEW Year's Wahl Spacious 2 PICKERING - luxury one per week. Mon. - Fri.. " p.m., Trucks For 31 0 bedroom apartment. Greer Wli bedroom basemen apartment n Sal. 9.5 pm. 623.6981. 65 King WANTED - bon ng for stacks a Sale b1' idahon. Very QUet b" i0rig executive home. Separate SL E.. Bowmanville. (TF) washer, and or Airy cobs. kion .maker. $600 monthly i1- dirdirg utiMies. Available Feb. nck+det balcony. 4ASLWicrs. entrance. S rmutm from Shop reasonable ice. Must be in FREE skids - for bres,00d etc work rider. Please call 404- 1889 Jmrny a x a, still under and utilities. Walk to all antnnnes. laundry laaltiea. ,n iGo. Air, cable. hydro P 9 r included. 650 McKay Rd., Pidkering. Days 03 10742S 10 KC) rranartty, fully loaded. Power flexible occupancy. $642 1600 morph! y' �' 7 art. • 3 any p.m Monday to everything. plush interior. digtal dash. Over rrized ties. rod rook mor"' Private vieefing, cap anytime. 1249187. 1010892) Friday. (TFNALL) WANTED stOtove , fridg and running boards. Asking or -2030. ask W UVERone dOioomand Dasy. Not rsashen acro ing or $,vale Wille rapt fro GST 0-r 1432-9127 bP XEROX 7010 T-leeopfer, ria. Also ivarted, ptkkp truck private sale. Call 579.5997. LARGE - 2 bedroom beeerrrare a�rwt, $675 inckfelve. Fist $1000. Call 2116-2102 after 4 (newer than 1976). Cal Picii to 1059, SWC) apartment, with separate and tae1. parking - p -m 1010992) Ing 42D4MW- (TF) V , ill antra- . 4 piece both. ledge• laundry included. Septate 260 Arts & crafts 260 Arts & crafts OPEN HOUSE _ Jan. 610 11, 1992 Rlaimss Houtz: Mon. to Thurs. 1-5 pint, 7-9 p.m Fri A Sat. 1.5 pAL Registration for all levels of students Gasses - Seminars - Workshops. Full ins of supplies a handcrafted snood. Draw for registranes, natreshrtlents. 3 R0111110MI n Rdl, .My. 02 SoUth N AAAI CRU Ajax, Ont Oil , 683.8057 ilE ilii. am tabtrshed business. Send Rd. Ian to Ashburn Rd. fill "`)""' W: File 640?2. owton SM_ fo ZMM BASKET KASE WHNW This Week P.O. Baa 41.Oshawa. UH 715. (0109M) JAW!ME SELECTIDN OF GIFT BASKETS RENTAL counter 210 F�ea Mat�cetCRAFTS&GIFTS ispo enu&,wand wAday Start STAN Trek - Pwter st 0-M 1 R�ORD BR., AJAX daysAACCNfaI GRCI I^ -f Must have vdd sspNea d 1M U.S.S. 0111fln twines, COMM Debbie. eflgYW ald Ort+t< ExaNaat flttt� ;e tie ew3361- (Olowa aa..f caaoow 280 Lost 31 FOUr1d 30 AUtd01r10biles astlawby. East work Rust 5300- Pear 8314908 For Sale Ituaa. No 6gstlabow laatte nleesagat pla6axl 12 office Heip Fp1N8D . young femde cone or 1661 sunbird LE. 4 door. CNN 11411111111141011-71111`11111 AR%C'TIONATE Nang hailed 2 MrMie tllwa Potato In PaAc R0. 0"� air conaw oacs4 lig E you 0-w offer 45 and have lNeen old rtsale cat Brett weft 8. awe on Sahrlday. Cas 263 Iera oenttllYonl, mat praaNd. noir brovrri Wines, had 0-r shoo. mmmy been laid on. you may8915 p10192cill waliker, sidended wananly. no Ojre21t18u1g eau for vah" nsutusred, free to a levan 68T. 810,600. 432-3367. DIPK:ERT. Lows WordprleN. ~• Isvas lap -sitting. Cal Pets -Su les- TOM 0 -base. mukimate, aoapat:, 839-0 1 (01030 290 p� Ill LADIES - "like .ora money In bedlond. Ventura, papen,aker, A�CIeS Boarding aatN�o can Tit 2 d , your spare MM by sel" her Harvard and CasL Firoridal as- 22O accessories. We also aN in alliance oval" for eligible For Sale wholesale for flea nrkels- For skWMMs under 45 or Otter 11Ac0 5M7.1010792) more information call today, 571-2496(Ot01tsQ) do not tJuaity fa Erse Durham Business Comput'r M ~AX �� • n0 CLEANERS s 'days Co1pe. 427-3010. (TF) -- leasorisbie offerMueed. F* garunteed reconditioned 1- in the Osharq area. Cal 1 kion .maker. $600 monthly i1- dirdirg utiMies. Available Feb. applarioes. Carle maks w a 4164185-6568. (01D792) 135 Help del 4274781, 467 Wwey UNEMPLOYED or on UPC? Earn Rd. S.. IVa- (010592) 55W - $700 pan Win- waking PACKAGING 1Mechartk - Mile- PIANOS and Keyboards - 1or yourself. For details• send mum 3 years experience N digital, apartment size and SASE to CAPA - 16 Corporation. maintenance, troubleshioakg Grand. The Boo b Away Sak 1401 Cohcar Avenue, Picliffiri and sot -up of high-speed pads- for the wtorah of January. Tol p Ontarb. L I W 1C2. (TF) aging machinery. Some Pira Works, 4331491. (TF) r bodksl EARN Morley reading electronics background an asset. Shiftwork required. GRANCfATIER clonJn - The $30.000/yr income potential. Pease wird neurite to: Sandra Boo Is Away Sale, for the mon- Dwre• 1-ao&9M-WW Ec1 CY- Tea and Coffee Ltd.. 144 Mi th of Januaryll Call Telep .183. (012492) fid. Ajar, LOS 2H1. 1010144 CIr1dIa. 4331491. OF) air card.. tet stow". pw•. power dor loco, 82J600 hies. SOW Curdled. Mks Jet imen Mebls- 966.4273. (070942) 1983 SAPPORO, 2 door, auowaala PA. pJX oftwok 41771. 2 NO ties. oertilad. 110,000 km, ollktg $3x196 Cal am 0103. P103018NC) OWNEN Leaving Caxntry - 1966 Toyota Carry LE.ortlfled. air. aude. 5 speed. 180,000 kits.. $3300 or but filer. 08-52M. 19M Toyota Twooi, certified, 00,000 kris., 41 iris, rtrnpa, exhaust. $1650. 880.5299. (01002) 320 ate, stove. laundry lacirtiles es,$700 Drives mond Ly Includes wat albums T� 10 U0. t se ID P'�k'g and able. First and unL Amiable able Feb. 1. 4244217 or 931- 1664 Dodge Caravan, 5 Jan. 1., g31414%. (CION) 5M7.1010792) passenger. 4 cylinder auomatic.3txrdroonr power slowing. paw brakes. PICKERING - HARWOOD and Dreyer. one t»droorn lxasenw" tilt, semi stand tyasetN, Wei --ft available. 4 applWroes maintained. Certified. $4.400. irckded. Call 831-3866. 9 arca apartrinrM. New kitdnn, separate *mace. Call 430-3255. Select Auto 10 5 P.M.. Mon. -Fn. (TF) le1Ml ley facYes. cable, parking. Saes. (110381)PICKERING - bright spac+as Ig kion .maker. $600 monthly i1- dirdirg utiMies. Available Feb. Apartments on►bed- spa n iL Private 1. First and last. 427-8932. 400 For Rent walkout, entrance, tun size (0105M facilities. From rent until January WMTBY . CLEAN 2 bisdroorn 15. $6W monthly. 6867271 or OSHAWA - deluxe •dull all pas- Speclew 2 bedroewt b e apartment in V01M 462-2320, leave message. 1010641) apartment, large yard, separate entrance• laundry eflP6enle--, eMalrk faaitin. references. 5800 • ONE MONTH FREE with ort Pte. hest and laundry room 40% utilities. Immediate you lease. Rosamond, 192 ktchrded. $718. 432-3111$ er possession. Call 60-3-8681. D -Arty SL, Cobourg. Luxury one 4/6.4774621. plC M2) (010792) and 2 -bedroom sulles, from WHITBY - Beautiful one 1111650A aid plus hydro. Rent 10 own option avaiYbb. 372-3355. Oshawa. a rnckrdes bbodroRA arge aon e�ot- bedroom ;nrtnrrd. close to all arfunkis SW Yiclue w ML 372-1955 or 436-2605. it kPl hM M^B born, 1111001000111 1171. (010792) ��) and storage. Available (LARGE 3 bedroom apawwwa LOVELr 2 bedroom self dory krntedl ftly $575 Includes utllies• parking. MB -9153. MM cot N Idldlenn drlilploor4 taloned baserllelq aParfwlent, 000ink Ike balfj. in awiYble 1" Will wy in Ajax even I n g s /weekends . (01 7 waiderMial alae $880 Ok1e� Cal Fay WpNams. 321-3536. (01 05M OaNNWA new OOne lit allies. 519.432 or 88"153. 4011991soll TWO Iattfltaonl bosom apsrt- hmi wortior m � � Wo PICKEIBMG - 2 'd bas► wort for rand In PkAarirl8• X50 ,w clove• wetsler and dryst, parking m int all 1 4 Meak per month. Cal anytkre for and WNW bKhx% L Can 4110111,_ asperse, enlraioa 4 Pte- beat. ddals. 427-173L p1098Q) 1131111111111. (TF) patkiltg, Alwlabe Ytestadfildy. AMA - attractive 3 bedroom AJAX - olsaa 2 I'm m boas 20HUM 40105M apartment in walk -out mW I twim $W^ OSHAWA • 2 bedroom basal we SepraN enuance, laundry facNkles, separate apaldtlerlt M 6 wdt bulling lammed alichan. available Prefer entrance, $800 plus 40% fridge. stove, Patin. $518 �w no pets. Mut soul. UNWIL RalsrawI Y111rlrlw a. Call 883-1681. BBf•09 . (010112) Cal Joe to Vkrw. 420-.1421. (9105M AJAX - ore bedlorn ba•entera loolli r - ore bedrooms wok AJAX ADAM - `rice 1 badman base. apatioeet stow bloadbrn ride d aus �veent��r000m enan' seprrate trance '4pateentrance, 3161 0-r 723 avab -PPlenbcea Yundry . poilktig. 9010• 1 )MB immediately. $525 plus 112 air. $575 . mhly. 20-6.1927. UMM 886.2125 (010792) (010682) OSHAWA - 1 large bedroom PICKERING - executive 2 AJAX - walk to GO sta lm new apartment. Main Ibor of dk$tls6. bedroom, 4 appliances, bright ons betroan bersrtwrs Sintom and Conant ani NeMl1' freplaoa6 Wd bar, pod, Feb. V aparlmi t, large ksc'hnL antral: � A'�� 82 $750 flus. Rslswnoss, non vac, central air. cable T.V.. and drywwwrthy smoker. Also lin- We fur. fridge, stove. parking and Indust waft. 837 kalbiee ktdcrded. Anraseble stow 4366088 a 5714MMI 101088 1301. (01000M for nrltn *w. No Pals. Aekini HARWOOaCLE EM large 2 BAY Rldgss - 2 bedroom $595, first/lst. 427-8644. bedroan besernerp apardrrK loaeertera, ram 10 Go, pilaw (010692) separw ehnlrerncei 3 pce- bath, w illrtas, 4 piety bbeof central air i vac-, laundry, sxues. $675 per waft. Cal apaflmrdwWn�door wrkil to smokers. $7sill at 00/monntthor 420 420 4316. (01090-2) Pedo. very private kii. ovsrboks am (0103M AJAX - forge bright 1 bedroom Frenchman's Bay, parking,baserntent Laundry latiiie6 trartek b Oo LIVERPOOL and 401. - 2 apartmsllt• Private wry 4 and shopping. atrslabe Jen. 1. 4edir-besen tern Pewlfa4 4 piece bath, rides, stove. private washes/dryer. $700 per month. Call Jim appienla--, 1660 iglu unties. Parklno avawAs, Feb. 1192. collect. 1-416-854-0730. p1� Match 181 427-1681. 1/3 ulai 427. M (0 . _ __ .-_'...S:yC:i`.'".•�'G*sr'.'3?Yr".rT1--..<Y':vRS:'t�. 97,E - ,,,d •F THE NEWSADVFJnUER FRIDAY, JAN. 3, IM -PAGE 15 WeredLYour 410 "°"m � 430 R00"ReTntt 500 Fw � 620 Tenders 620 Tenders Service t�C VERY clean 2 bsdroorn hart Plfws:cmNG wIh Fill Windows r dows and Doo Specializing In Wood and Aluminum Windows and Doors, replaced or repaired. Weatherstnpping, caulking, windows. glass, screen repairs all sizes.m azo-7s� MALAGA doe Irrprover nsma - specializing in carpentry. masonry. ceramic tiles. d*- count for seniors. Stan, 623- 5320 or Pat. 434.5991. (01 069Z RENOVATIONS - Cabinetry, basements, kitchens, washrooms. additions. paving, stones. Mee set- so, Carew Company, 432-6865. (011692) SABER Contracting - all Carpentry, additions, renovations, klichens. bathrooms, home martenanoe ge ova main Ibor Laundry, appliances, alplahas. own large bedroom confident al service. Fast 51300 plus uttk*t 691.9062. with 4 piece ensude. $475 approvals, 7 days a week, leis monthly. 839-2022 Lave Canada Mortgage Centre trnc RESIDENTIAL snowpldwrn familycit. how M " 3 loth fireplace. 9' t rdpnn won fir driveways and sidewalks. Also artsfy eplaoe, eat n -m- room on laps kill In Whftby. 5700 use d IdlcMn, wank b Pfdwrip O r $2600 down - aslernren Investorail A real steal at ^5,.'a -Oe tlonitly plus untie. Arageble Tam Centre. Go Train. Picker. $06.700. Assume Sit Wpe with kitchen, finished basement. kmrOislMy. Cal Franc Days. Ing Generating Station, $325 no quaMcasiom. AM nalmsl«y Appliance Home _ PPI Repair Moving, 688.0370 or evenirl 723- monMty. Non-smoker pneferrW. 1760. Phone 1000 sq.h.. 3 bedrooms. 2 Storey. detached IW .l23' Improvements Storage - (0110992) 420431S. (0 105M WHTBY - 3 bedroom bunpabw, AJAX . single room, furnished a puap aPDra 3D x 98. Cal 723 AFFORDABLE APPLIANCE EUROPEAN tile speclalists•will TWO men with trucks 'THE repot to ON mikes aril models. renovate your bathroom or MOVERS. non smokers preferred. SOW unfurnished, with use of kitchen. pks.6660640. (010792) Prefer women only, $300 10106M DISTRESS Sale - available immediately. Wil do caw types d Reliable service at reasonable ktden wage as well as floor moves. Very competitive. Give monthly. 886-0773 after 830 AJAX South - clean, 3 mo Oshawa 3 bedroom bwtlase condo, no rates. Cal Gary, Oshaava Used tree. 20 fins, s partence. Good us a call. Pete 576-9533. Appliance, Sales and Service. references and satisfaction (TFALL) bedrooms. finished basernent, 101°992) famNy room, fireplace, den, PICKERING Village area - New money down, just qualify. 4 appliances, central air and 434-3999. (TFM uwarteed. For free estimates 8. Dykstra, 7254913. (TF) AJAX Moving Systems - fun garage, fenced, close to bar -met room in new homy. Schools, lake. more. $97,000. 435-0276. services, ntwes. apWance and Handyman JA111C0 Cansackg .DIN phase Piano Specialists. , Iles rats a no pets, Feb. 1. 1285 month) Kitchen y' 1950.8882425.1010711 Privileges, furnished or SOUTH Oshawa -semi, 2 bedroom raised with a �� rernovatlonns fnriudinp basement in Durham MALL Handiman - aP41AI s. ret Morris. hourly. NOW offering palntig, saparaN Region. Now otternptreeboxes OSHAWA • 3 unfurnished. Available bedroom. 2 storey lmnte0la Lely. 416404-2620, eat house with attached garage, ane bedroom basement t In-law apartment, Pletlerirg. Cleaning• windows, i rttrancas, additions, landscape, �}h move. Call 427-0005. (TF) hides. stove, dryer, fireplace. collect. (010391CNC) with separate entrap e. entrance. Asking f/42 500 Cal a snow removal, small moving Intel klchens, bathroom jobs, house-sitting, Carpet with ceramics, plumbing, cleaning, Odd jobs. Seniors olectrlal. Relaw- Painting, 1250 sq.ft.. sides and back FEMALE has 2 furnished rooms fenced. Next to a park $900 • available, In private horns, tet between 9a .5 •910. rL (011692) available. Discount- 436-0456. (011011M No obligation estimates. ALL Decorating WORK GUARANTEED. utilities. Available Feb. 1/92. room, $90 per week, side Cal 4363774. (010792) entrance, largo khchen, share GREAT start or retirement horns. Only GCS CONSTRUCTION interior Ds• for Seniors, LOU'S Painting �,� 2nd room &96 WHITBY - Well kept luxury 2500 M per 5 years old. Large landscaped and exterior repairs, renovations courts 55 and over. and Decorating and construI Cal Max 666.34M w 4 Wail al No job too big Jerry 27 no p� o a week, usJ 01 whole sq f1.,, 4 bedrooms, ensues. oval P„dessional people fx'ly' �1O/1e corner lot. oui« Millbrook- minutes u A rmalil toorey' - Or smrN i N needs o los dons. 0958. (011292) law- Re tub. family room. appliances, fenced 7261399. (010892) t Oshawa. R e u c t to erenees available, quality we can do 1. FasVolo n proles. LOU -S Renovations - special¢- workmanship guaranteed. Cal yard, all amentites, references, i12t70., 292.2134. AJAX South - large fumoW $121,500. phone 705-932.2488. (010592) sional work guaranteed. Call ing In rec $cont, drywall, Tbar anytime, 428.8583. (012692)Cra roonn including cable, - Tennis Court and Car Wash Cal 8368563. 0114 painting, HANG PERS6W 19 13. (TF) osiNnps, oarpertry and paiginp. PAPERHANGING and NANOYPERSON ( TWO bedroom, two eta clean phone. Storey laundry, shared facilities. Non detached. Close to 401, Pidw- YESI We can help with - to do all sponge painting, glazing, wall Ing Town Centre, Go. 3 1/2 smoker. Steps to bus. Avaiabis mortgages, when the bank says home nsnovations. boat prices. repairs, and light g carpentry. Ex- baths, finished baserrnertt, rno immediately. f325 monthly. no. Bad credit. 90% financing. free sal Domenic, Housecleanin Patient references. call Linda a g Deter. $1050 . utilise. Phone 4274932. (010592) down mem also am lar arranged, 2M. (10 721-0239. (010392) Dorit, 683-11780 or 571-1708. 283-9600.(010892) AJAX - Harwood and King, 1 Call Doug or Rick 668-6805 Commxhmy Financed Services. M IS M - TERPFirZES - Springs (013092) Hur- aorttitg, no job s too ental. HONEST reliable person with do PROFESSIONAL painting and housework AJAX •available immediately. 4 bedroom for rent, furnished or bedrooms, large kitchen with unfurnished, share kitchen and Money one TO ry now. give us a cal. Snow by the day, every removal other Thursdayavaiabie. Rates. �' t room a vAnole eat -in. i n , f a m i I room w i t h bathroom. $250 monthly,"on- Y smoker Call 619- 5 75 y Lend house Special house, guaranteed lowest rates. our customers. anytime No job's too small. Quality rases celeGrerwrtsrt Phnonewe ends or fireplace, main flow laundry, 2 11 preferred. 2 baths, fenced, centrad air. (01 WM" 427-8752. (012992) ' workmanship teed. Cas 176.4367. (010792) p nuaran PROFESSIONAL HANDYMAN 43D-2595 anytime. (TF) 51250 u Pi �� cat 41e6- 450 Shared 0420. (01090?) n Deus out d MONEY Prooverdue', kxx+tra� Overdue We can r+eb Services . Quality carpentry. JADES Cl clean Services • for all your cleaning needs - Party Accomm. AJAX - dean 3 bedrol" mmi^ Loans. debt consolidations. leasing. ing. I financial Oounssi plumbing and de houses. clearings. and SefVICeS floor d b , to snare stove. MATURE nonuse FREE CONSULTATION. Na - Ing el home o• Ing etc Sma1 w Carpe• hmorr* °r carpet cleaning. Affordable (ford air. $8 Plea central air, $850 plus 2/3 small farm hone n cnemeg in txlnl Credit Cownsearrg. PKk. Office, reasonable with exoefbnt RABBIT wants work doing raps. Gilt Certificates for a1 long g utiekn. First and last required, sent $400 month induct ^g monthly in9 sting -Oshawa. a33-,425. oetwo w. Free eslimales. Cat x: for children's ec distance Calls. Coll 416-432- nrta9 Pe irmd 723.4245, 7a.m. - 8:30P m• 2466 leave message. (010592) a9 occasions, haw my own Available Jan. 1/92. Phony 663- utilities. 683-2116, leave 198 • messages. (122991) mk..sag.. (01039 Mortgage 580 magician. cal Em. 6681932. Home -- - -- �) DETACHED Pickering 3 WANTED-nonsmdungperson V Insurance Improvements Moving, - bedroom, 2 store 2 1/2 b share. 23W 613.111- P�clun y rg IST 2nd Stora Snow Rem I washrooms, double car park, home, luny furnished. 6 Mortgages ® tQ%; in Home ages @es % in Fill Windows r dows and Doo Specializing In Wood and Aluminum Windows and Doors, replaced or repaired. Weatherstnpping, caulking, windows. glass, screen repairs all sizes.m azo-7s� MALAGA doe Irrprover nsma - specializing in carpentry. masonry. ceramic tiles. d*- count for seniors. Stan, 623- 5320 or Pat. 434.5991. (01 069Z RENOVATIONS - Cabinetry, basements, kitchens, washrooms. additions. paving, stones. Mee set- so, Carew Company, 432-6865. (011692) SABER Contracting - all Carpentry, additions, renovations, klichens. bathrooms, home martenanoe ge ova main Ibor Laundry, appliances, alplahas. own large bedroom confident al service. Fast 51300 plus uttk*t 691.9062. with 4 piece ensude. $475 approvals, 7 days a week, leis monthly. 839-2022 Lave Canada Mortgage Centre trnc RESIDENTIAL snowpldwrn familycit. how M " 3 loth fireplace. 9' t rdpnn won fir driveways and sidewalks. Also artsfy eplaoe, eat n nhestage. (010792) Phone fat 61 725-61 23 ^5,.'a -Oe NECESSARILY ACCEPTED hardyrrnn will do maintenance kitchen, finished basement. PICKERING - bungalow with 6 (Oshawa). !013092) Office & Retail n9 i"~'-'"` ouWert. ln4ort9Are and odd jobs. Cal Bob at 839. •erred. excellent area. Gose to appliances and furnished A Broker No $ t 0.00 to *no on Car Lartasee has our eatrve homy an DelDrook Ave. 1215. (121591) SChO019, park. $1195 monthly Ment, $335. plea unaies. WIN a motgago. Repay only f22' rrw"NY NO _ - Public Tax, Financial plus. 6662894 (010892) oonader hydro Students on work credo chocks. No600 ha-" call M 4942400 Public 600 Directory WHITBY • eaecut 1 4 bedroom termem . non Pke6. ail Ken, 420.7347. r010592) anx TorntoM oIor out d n ow iNotices Notices $1200 monthly. Call 831.8125. home. reground pool, avaeable Oshawa. 6862936 Pickering rTFNA-, WO -38716116. ITFALL) AJAX South - Spod ea ecu. mow". Call 434-6766. (TF) Jan. 17. ort or two yea leets. References and credit check TO SHARE 3 bedroom house. $350 monthly, everything MORTGAGES to W% of probe, SRYSON & ASSOCIATES emergency Service, furniture refinishing, quality work MEN with large truck will do guaranteed. 15 years household move, residential. tliewance. 69629115. (TFEFG) commercial. All types of moves. JOURNEYMAN electrician. Tal Carl or Jane, 427-2856. Solicmakzmg n service *-aes g. ,ewumnn, additions and TLC Moving Local and out of ,enovationt. All work town, hourly on sat rate. Quality )uararteod, Iree Wirmal" Cal work at reasonable rates. 1206320. (TFA) Please cal 427-3518. (TF) re13u,red. $1400 per month Pius included. Call 7253370 cher a ty value. some Lwow bank ^5,.'a -Oe utdttres- Carol Nom*, Rem= P.m foloel ralessoenal¢+ng n pft-vualay- " Reflection Rea" In- 'Cu.5m. Office & Retail n9 i"~'-'"` ouWert. ln4ort9Are pleased to announce that LOVELr new 3 bedroom ax- 460 S area liana tw arty Durpoee eau applications Considered. reg:o- Car Lartasee has our eatrve homy an DelDrook Ave. fleSdSy Inn. Sunday 1090 am. Room 221, Jim Campbell 1- part AJAX apartment. Includes cable, air, Consist vac, 4 y� joined In Pickering. 0ick 2 car •appliances.oenlaundryroom,bed leas d crew rating and Income. � firm as a General InsuranM Sias *'�S MarkerY and PRIVATE office spa, beautiful Victorian Fast service and approvals. t Broker. door. available Irri nedmately. decor, central aayCan Finarral Ltd. 5.'• 2980 "FOR $1200 monthly. Call 831.8125. aec'etanal, downtown Oshawa. available now from 5300 Oshawa. 6862936 Pickering rTFNA-, ALL INSURANCE AJAX South - Spod ea ecu. mow". Call 434-6766. (TF) 3583 or 729-9345. roto99Z NEEDS We 4 bedrdprn. 3 baths. doubt.Please feel free to contact Carol at ara gge. family town. fireplace. 470 Cottages For 630 Registrations central central air and vac lot• fenced Rent 6656 NEED MONEY $"95 Pius utYe~«• references. 1480 Bayly SL, Suite 5, Pickering 6838661. (010592) YOGA lessons - 12 classes NORTH east sem - 3 bedroom, FABULOUS *lad r«reale. 3 YESTERDAY? :all M.CA.Mort a e 2 baths. doming room wa4oume , bedroom ho. total pmvacy. 9 9 rec room, fenced yad. Buchhom Lake, f825 weekly. Corporation today. ref -recces, no pets, $895 Pius Car 1-705-292-96M. anytime. t�rst and last. Available (103191) (416) 502-8800 ,rmanediatil 434-9357 after 5 or 7261225. (01071x2) 111 Townhouses Townhouses 400 Apartments For paAcinp, , Apartments 400 - - - - 42 Apartments 400 For Rent 420 For Rent Rent For Rent For Rent encamp pseronst phclos of hall ane 10 tank lo? Cal nr styWrle, AJAX . large , bedroom bass- OSHAWA available Int- OSHAWA - she bedroom, upperuHiten. Iniye/YetlsM DIsf~ le^ff$sr ler sail. For JESUS In Oshawa - At the for tint . . of he Durham discreet lift., write to Cindy Prkw Bks 6T0'RD. fleSdSy Inn. Sunday 1090 am. Room 221, Jim Campbell 1- part AJAX apartment. Includes cable, air, Consist vac, 4 mediately or Feb. t. 2 two }ul. 010„10.A rce •appliances.oenlaundryroom,bed BIRTH corarol and family pill- VO Iatoreftation, cotWee". JESUS sop. con to bird lea0 EE! Call 8:30 a�-� P Cly 1M bud? Dost you ninitsr less pfasaw? Ths hkelirg 4 r orm. $49 Aorto. ore 1 bedroom, month, one batter ty c p *ldesai. a prem long. newoom. pn„Sle parkin, near the hlred Micah asparate entrance. references. non smoking. $600.. all 686 95 baclelw, $396 month, alt 570 401. bows and 401. &550 nck,oea and , t. 2 a, 3 Be17r0or* Suites 1, t 2516. (010992) 3583 or 729-9345. roto99Z Wserea. S79-719& (0109821 to 8 p m. For further i himilatipn • WDodl7uming fireplaces PWAL HJNdG- Liver OSHAWA - large two bedroom Houses For 3. 6 Appliances One broom ba:Jment basement apartment, eat -in ktchen, fur bath. own entrance. 410 Rent • Air (,onditpni apadin ent, 6 apploric s, 4 piece close to DIN amerllies - Tennis Court and Car Wash bath, newly re novaled, steps to own laundry, $775 inclusive. Go and Pickering Mall, available Call 4368772. (010992) Feb. 1. 5650 mortify inckdes OSHAWA Ceti area •large 1 utitiea Cal 420 5147. (010992) 11 1 , ,rn basemen apwwrwM AJAX - Available nowt Bright, pyfwfe entrance. large yard. one bsdrowrt, bawlllet +Flet' washer, dryer, excellent front with kkhw% Inge living nephbourltoo0. quiet house. roan $575 pkls 40% u*tkW Feb. 1, 5595 inclusive. I18$- parlim appy Call 83W 3186. (0/ow 5223Soday111 (0109021 SOUTH Oshawa - large 2 FROM $85000 MONTHLY OPEN HOUSE WEDJTHURS. 3-7, SUNDAYS 11.4 1651.1667 NASH RD., COURTICE (SE Comer of Nash and Trolls Rd) Follow the Homelife Advantage signs. AJAX - t bedroom bawrnert bedroom 1560 per mash plus apartment, private -trance. 1/4 utilities. First/last. OSHAWA - upper 3 bedroom 2000 sq.ft., 3 bathrooms, For more information Call w=hwMyer, frW References. Immediate rreplSce it livingroom familyle i last required. laYiies i"ck+�w • posspm room. Cal ~ 5 proom, dining room, -at-In JOSeptline Snider (home 579.7505) Sukablrer for non smoking 706277-1311. (010002) klcfen, deck doublegarago, no single. OW mortify, 6860473. TWO b an basement in ss- PAL $1096 pk,l Cal 726-3665 At HOmelife Advantage Realty, 433.4747 P=E MNG - twe bedroom. ecutive home. Separate (010092) OSHAWA -two and 3 b-dMorn baaarwt spaltrwc Pacing' entrm Diode and Gioconda. AJAX - clan, bright 2 slorey townhouses, includes all F101tdi laundry. owGQ aepaala -trance. Ai, cdAk hflt� included. $750 datached 2 bedroom plus don. U1101M 4 applirtc-a, cities 10490 vsrxrien RPIM>�e loco epX, cndtndea DIN tlrl Ms. monthly. Working adults AN applances, fnplace. Close whmk and amwflMa CON 434 - � 4'JD•00230• prelerted. Nan -smokers. no to Mks. PAMMXes mOks . 3072-1TF) BEAUTIFUL furnished t AJAX - luxury /4W sil base- P� a A - a 10103M 1 1000 +102'"2/9 talries 428-2804. 430 ROOMS TO "adiili Beack m. one bavdtaedblS Apifrom L ment apartment. separate OSHAWA -nor (Asn st Wry Rent SM U.S. Mollify. Car 432 - entrance. fireplace, 4 piece clean and large units, 2 DOWIPAYIENT PROBLEMS? 3551 or 886-4670, Rick. Mwwootrk nnuos, carobs$ Vac, bedroom* 5860. 1 bedroom. We can help. Don't pay tett MAX - fairly large furnished 1010194 1575. Bachelor $475. AvaM* what you an afford to own. 2-3 betlraorq $100D pus math. bedroom. Have run of the First and last. Unit under Now. Cable, heal and parking From $1,200 morth. Call Doug ;;;;; qty iscialee r� i� His crnstmpil^ avaaable Feb. 1. Included. 576-0973. (010002) a Rick. 6664606. Comntudgt bsllwnn, P We wanin wdy, 500 Phone 8064M allor SM pt FkwfcW SWAM. (01 179M $325 monthly. 686-6165. � Sate FOUR bedroom older horrta. College.tnc�mo full cache, bahrooM Separate able Feb $87month BOWMANVILLE - three �tu"W fohas $10.00010 land al etrance, Laundry facilities. pks hydro. 723 1850. (010002) bedroorn semi' 1 1/2 baths' avallablo now. Facilities, $147 par math Carom Jerry dose to Go train and 401.1500 $750 rtomtldy carkMa fist and er Snotrarnoe. SM we", at 680 6806 Cannanty Pimento monthly. 430.3100 after 590 AJAX - upper Mwk of lovely 2- I -L CIA 62341~ star SM first and last. 639-4271. Ptd Strvimc (011702) p.m 1010992) p- (010702) Novy tMsclnsd ami 000kQied (0100 COURTICE 2-ator-y, 3- AJAX -brandraw atsbSdroan home, very quiet PICKERING - New Glendale FULLY furnished ler ►cont- bedroom. central air, vale., basement apartment will neighbourhood. 3 bedrooms, arse - beautiful IWO sq. h., 3 9e fridge. Slow, parking. Near 401. bedrooms, 2 1/2 badwoor*, ail with separate entrance, drive, professionally Interlocking separate entrance. AvaN 0w a2, School, shopping. $900 Pond., family room with $Wwab cooking, waNroaq ;; - 3Y lined, dam Immediately. . Two new fireplace. AvalabM Immediate,. laundry. cable. parking• etc., appliances. $500 Includes f cl,ared ltlalas. Arallable No POL $1200 pa month plus dose b dowaniloter. . Call 432- to suynools and park. Main icor ul om cable. and Pill". Fist irarwdistNy. Cal anytirr, tfa6 larniugkWL Cal 428-0175. 1010592) 22891or funkier dstalls. (0103M king room with $-33570(. ) and Mat. Must sell. 427-7405. $722. 1010882) king $225,OOQ 432.3357. (TF) R.w.Aaw*r S30 Begins Jan 7. between 7. 8 15 P.m. $66-8554. (010692) 630 Registrations 630 Registrations � VIj ?40 Qbd L 4GE Arts & Cra Corner of Sherwood and limon Rds. (Pickering Village) Registration will be held on January 14, 1992 from 7-9 p.m. for the following courses: • DECOUPAGE - CERAMICS • QUILTING • COUNTRY CRAFTS • FOLK ART - FLOWER ARRANGING • STAINED GLASS • CAKE DECORATING • WOOD CARVING • KNITTING • CROCHETING •All levels sill be anwi/abte Classes are 540.00 for 10 weeks, supplies extra. For more information and pre -registration, call Rose 683-9465 670 Personals 670 Personals 670 Personals INTRODUCTV,i ADDA We sploell Cindy has DISTRESS Canto. Need sorra► encamp pseronst phclos of hall ane 10 tank lo? Cal nr styWrle, qwft e$e�ic gorgeous roommates - Lila. 433 -1121.47? -56M. (TF) Iniye/YetlsM DIsf~ le^ff$sr ler sail. For JESUS In Oshawa - At the for tint . . of he Durham discreet lift., write to Cindy Prkw Bks 6T0'RD. fleSdSy Inn. Sunday 1090 am. Room 221, Jim Campbell 1- +-61e11- y�� B.C. onlywna. B.C. Y1Y 7P4. Aduhs only Adults pkmwl (01101) 705-953,111ill (010792) BIRTH corarol and family pill- VO Iatoreftation, cotWee". JESUS sop. con to bird lea0 nlnp counselling. Free and oorfiderslsl, s M&Ue Mondayssdays Call 8:30 a�-� P Cly 1M bud? Dost you ninitsr less pfasaw? Ths hkelirg 4 to F $30 a.m 10 430 P m• iIn Tu and Tfw redap, 490 the hlred Micah Chi Oshawa Tuesday,530 pm. Cal 433.001 dktic hours. (W) ellrig :11. :10.1 , Iseiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. 3 P.rrt, and Wednss11 b 6 Jim Campbell 1-705.9634475. Pm, Pidtwing Thur. 3:00 p.m. (TFALL) to 8 p m. For further i himilatipn N i ABORTABORTION ItwmMtfOt. Cat Pet shows 4338901 or Pfck- sing 420-41791. (TF) FOR MORE CLASSIFEDS 3. TURN TO PAGE 8 W4 -Wbft WSwest( (57 Com. PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JAN. 3,1"2 -4 9 Tne Haienaas W!Sh YOU Tne Best in 2 Mitlraei Doreen Haleixla Isittiinp) founders Of iD Meets, their family and 1. teem members wish you the best In 1891. With three generations of Halendas prewntly involved in the business, it was felt the name Halenda•s better reflected our position in today's mantel. MMe Ws (MID Meatt) sUM hma mmwimad nataity msie# swumAim