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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_12_11do 0 0 A 0 IN DURHAM FOR LOW PRICES Plckerina Edition 9 N1118 VIRTISIR Friday, Dec. 11, 1992 28 pages A Melrokmd COMMUr tly NOwspaPm Pressrun 35.000 510 + 40 cerft Vol. I I I. KIDS HELPING KIDS: Reading buddies from Gandat- setiagon Public School in Pick- ering read between the lines of happy Christmas tales to under- stand how difficult the holiday can be for the less fortunate. Grade 1 students of Pauline Gadd and Grade 3 students of Rosemary Parish contributed money from their allowances and collected $140. That money was used to buy toys to be donated to the Salvation Army Christmas drive and distributed to needy families. I INSIDE' VY, - ..I Os I% snap abuse 1MOfYleft,kft „ : ` Page 4 FWgulwfuhim Ob' 7 sinmwd 17 Eatetrtaiu t..._.........»is Le Raymond Taylor e e e He's on Somalia mercy mission By JUDI BOBBITT comes home from war-torn Somalia. Staff Reporter No one knows how long the tree will stand or how long PICKERING - The Christmas tree is already up and Raymond Taylor will remain overseas on a mission of trimmed at the Lorenz home in Pickering. The family's "tree of hope" will remain that way until Valerie Lorenz's son See SOMALIA—Page 9 They're little angels These little angels are leaff tg the joy of giving during Roland Michener Public Sc cors Christmas food drive. Each student who brings in a non-perishable food 'Rem writes their name on a paper angel which decorates the Ajax school's hallways. Donations wi be distnbuted to needy tanf*es by the Salvation Army. From left are Jenmter Paterson, Nadia Grarrwm and Tim Osborne. photo by Ron Pietroniro MPP denies claim Province preparing Pickering for dump: Johnson PICKERING - The provincial government will spend $1.1 million cleaning up the properties it owns in Pickering, Markham and Scarborough, says our local MPP. Under the Jobs Ontario Capital program, $470,000 will be invested in 10,000 acres known as the North Pickering Land Assembly, Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman has announced. The funds will go to repairs of about 400 government- owned homes and environ- mental cleanup of the area Jim Wiseman The project is an all-out bribe to the community" because of the province's proposal to build a dump here, charges Pickering regional councillor Rick Johnson. "'They're just try- ing to smooth the ruffles out of the community so people don't complain about a dump being a half -mile Rids Johnson from their house." Worst to be done includes removal of under- ground fuel storage tanks on farms, capping :abandoned waver wells, fencing "sensitive" atm and installing new roofs, windows, siding and energy-efcieat fwnaoes m leased houses. See PICKERING—Page 2 S AuantRy means rewtts -- Advedtse to Alm -Pick*" Now Advertiser (683-5110) and Oshawa -Whitby fits Week (579-4400,.103,000 premun every Friday • 1794 LIVERPOOL FV. IM"WHM W. 420-1991 XX,8,31-88li UNBEATABLE VIDEO STORE BATMAN i i,iyv I!, !SS Beauty and RETURNS pie Beast 12�N U O 12 J W J ' L , ..,P%vxxJ8LV VIEWED _ < < PPEVIDUSLV VIEWED •}'�'`"'1�.�4.M�.�``:a. til'�Fi7+0*:�..`"iwr'y'Sb•�+ri::�:irf ?+�1�'�1�' . _ .. _. .. s . '1plim PM FItOMY. DWsMsst n. mn Feeding the needy Toys and non-perishable food are among the items being collected for the less fortunate by students at Lord Durham Public School in Ajax, to be distributed this Christmas by the Salvation Army. From left are Heather Oppersma of the stu- dent council, Joan Harry of the Salvation Army, student Stephanie Jewell, Major John Gerard of the Salvation Army, and principal Gail Elliott. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Snowfall wreaks havoc on roads DURHAM - Thursday's snowfall created havoc for area motorists. Durham Regional Police report 25 mishaps between 8 a -m. and 3 p.m. on roads they patrol. Four involved injuries, none of them life-threaten- ing. OPP Whitby detachment was called to six minor accidents, about double the normal for a seven -hour stretch. One officer described road conditions at the time as 'brutal". Came and meet Akddmed Artist T SHA ROMANC YYbo wt� be sipig oo'ies of ba book Re World 0 Tfi.sha hmanCe •, TUESDAY DEC. 15th 12:00 p.m. • 1:00 p.m. Pickering Torn (entre W11 Mae N a..Cdai rmm tK+-neo C^. Pickering cleanup not a sign dump is coming here,* MPP FROM PAGE 1 Other work to be completed includes cleaning up approximately 400 acres of land between the Fourth and Fifth Concessions, west of Brock Rd. Although the North Pickering Land Assembly includes four candidate dump sites chosen by the provincial Interim Waste Authority, Mr. Wiseman says the impending cleanup has nothing to do with the province's dump plans. "It has nothing to do with the (potential dump) sites," he assures. '"that would be a waste of money." Instead, the news means the provincial government "recognizes the lands have been allowed to be neglected for so long." But Mr. Johnson scoffs, "Why did they wait 20 years to cap wells and all that stufP.At's very, very strange. Something's coming down. I'm afraid the provincial government knows where the (final dump) site will be." He maintains the government is looking for good press on how nice it's being to the public. Mr. Wiseman, when asked if the government's concern for its properties could be considered ironic in light of its proposal to locate dumps on them, replied that the IWA's choices of candidate dump sites is "somewhat timely",because "it's really point- ed out the extent of neglect (of the land) over the last 20 years." He says he'll push his government to put an end to the uncertainty of the future of the properties. Ten local jobs will be created because of the pro- ject, adds Mr. Wiseman. It's being billed as an effort to bring "job creation and economic renewal" to Durham West. In addition to the $470,000 for Pickering, the gov- ernment will spend $355,000 on lands in Markham and $275,000 on its north Scarborough properties. Jobs Ontario is a five-year, $2.3 -billion initiative by the province to "support jobs and economic restructuring, promote community and social progress, and protect the environment". 10,000 Families Shop 'Witth Us Every Week! What Do They Know.. That You Don't shop At Baleuds s M&D Meats because of tmr fresh meat, convenience and Sunday shopping*. Lynn Charest ,. "VE .7o ur, sirtosn 29 29 t�drs s,3 Danis Havarts GMcut Und ark 99 *4 fps The 189 89 14 166 sale Lmas SUNDAY, DECEMBER ISM - MCDmuirs CMJSTMj6t Ova i1w �> 701M sn-1446 IMr...ffh, Kalb /1.=11 �t0p.�/.�1 K N 1A K sm 94 Tisa � 14L 07� > lTkmau 1Fs M 7; ftl84WA.164 rrs�7. --0 _...._.^._y.....�x..�:...�_,. - ---..,,..•�..,. - - mow.-.... �:,�..ti.� - r�. L u • 0 ff 0 Pot of gold • Applecroft Public School students in Ajax were among those who answered United Way's call for help. Each student who donated money put a signed cut out of their hand on school walls. From left are Chad McEwan, Nony Sharma and Ashley Black. 0 `J photo by Andrew Iwanowski Gunman gets loot PICKERING - A gun -wielding robber escaped with a small quantity of money after holding up a Pickering variety store early Tuesday. Police say the Ione man entered Mac's Milk on Kingston Rd. at Rougemount Dr. just before 12:30 a.m. and was given a very small quantity of cash after brandishing a small handgun. Cut your own CHRISTMAS TREES Fein For The Entire Family n-1 Vr4 It4oy a real tradition Frit Tris Befnp • Craft Shop Ano Parking 9:00 air► b 5.00 p.tn from over 20,000 Trap Quality Groaned 6'- 1 W Scotch Pirie While Spruce, White Pine Weekends December 5th to December 20th FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Mumott's Tree Farm .662 Townline Road 1 We North of IAshbum Village For lilora b ikin. tion or for Workday Visite' please all the Farm at r' youF . it (416) 655-3295 T• M.b, A .0 •! all; �lM7� 1NI�'+eet l waw• rie�rra f r�v.w���.....f ��'� R•e•4•' United Way ex tends campaign AJAX-PICKERING - It ain't over till it's over. selling tickets for a special golf package and a sil- That's the message the United Way of Ajax- ver anniversary numbered print of the Toronto Pickering sent out Wednesday at what should Maple Leafs winning the Stanley Cup. have been its fund-raising campaign wrap-up. Tickets for each draw, to be held Dec. 23, are "The good news is the campaign isn't over $2 each or three for $5. They're on sale at the yet," chair Doug Wellman told campaign volun- Pickering Town Centre on the lower level near leers and agency directors. "The campaign offi- Dufferin Game Room Store. They're also available cially goes until the end of the year." at the Kerry Inn, 967 Westney Rd. S., Ajax and at The United Way has brought in $857,000 of its the Upper Deck Sports Bar, 527 Westney Rd., campaign goal of $1,050,000. Ajax. Though executive director Peter Beatteay The United Way will continue to accept dona- doesn't expect to reach that goal, "We're comfort- tions from residents and businesses. For more able we can get closer to the million -dollar mark information, call 686-0606. than we are now. "We did the best possible �l job. Don't be disheartened," he Season Greetings From C�Svf told volunteers. "Come back g next year and we'll do it again." YVONNE'S HAIRSTYLING The United Way provides &Shut-in Service funds to 28 agencies and special Quality Haircare Friendly Atmosphere projects, including Big Broth- Specializing In: CURLS & RELAXERS Also Tints, weaves, cuts, ers, Big Sisters, the Red Cross, treatments. perms 8 the Children's Aid Society and 1105 Finch Ave., Pickering 420-5411 Denise House, a home for bat- — tered women and their children. The agency will continue w AVmoo► AS HOOVER -CENT VACUUMSAVE $ 11 55567 ��. 49** ' r 2 Fan Motor vow `` ` 11.4 amp motor COMPLETE SYSTEM i s Maximum CAM. 112 rtow only A. • Dirt Capacity 3.5 GoOons �` • No Paper Begs • 34nlet Do -It -Yourself WAS Installation kit Induded ,549 .,629 S5645 • 30 ft. current saying hose with - on/off •.Powermati Power Nozzle Fioor Wall Brush M ell! it W7 r FREEi Prdessio" ktgagadw GIMMI ONLY$ ell � ` WE INSTALL IN NNW "a OLD HOMES TOO!! MOST HOMES l�i.�; 1�/r�hll,►,1 Pickering store 1u 7,: =/?�l,'11,►1 AJAX moving early `93. • _ _; Location to be It a aft arilw � n "� 428-8227 announced. 831-8227 «' - DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS A FLYERS COWNG TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD FRL, DEC. 1192 CFERNEYS (AJAWPICK) NEWS ADVERTISER DOMINION (AJAWICK) BIWAY (AJAXIPICK) EATON'S (AJAX/PICK) 'CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX/PICKERNG) FOOD CITY (AJAX) 'CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING 'FOODTOWN (AJAX) •IGA (PICK.) (AJAXIPICK.) 'JOMVNCE FOODS (PICK) 'ENJOY PALACE RESTAURANT (AJAX) 'K MINT (AJA"ICK.) 'MAXI DRUG (AJAX/PICK.) LOBLAWS (AJAX/PICK.) 'PIZZA PALS (PICK) M&M MEATS (AJAXIPICK) SUN., DEC. 13192 MIRACLE FOOL) MART (AJAX/PICK) 'PENNY NEW ADVERTISER -A&PPICK. (PICK.) ) LANE (PICK.) 'PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (PICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK.) •SAVA-CENTRE (PICK.) • tW!Vwod to SoWed households ony . N was ORMrpt i�s e ' I , r r ..1^�...•1ru;� l� tra6.,• 1 i ' ,Man a walks to'' e'n AJAX-PICKERING - A marathon man stopped here last week on his cross-country trek to stamp out abuse of women and children. Brent Chisholm, a 28 -year-old Albertan, has so far raised about $3,600 of the $5 million he hopes to collect to establish homes in each province where abused women and kids could go to recover and get their lives togeth- er. His fund-raising effort "is pretty dead, you could say," Mr. Chisholm notes. "There's too much physical and sexual abuse around the world. Let's get off our ass and do something. If everyone would participate... It doesn't have to be a large amount of money, just a little." M r Chisholm claims he and his brother were ase of wo . rn - e . n an & d'h­ il d ren John's, Newfoundland on Aug. I and hopes to reach Vancouver in March or April. While he's funding the walk himself he regularly beaten by their stepfather when they were children. He began his walk in St. 0or"'4p Brent Chisholm is looking for support in the fight against abuse of women and children. Chisholm is walking across Canada to raise money to build shelters for abused females and youngsters. BERBER SPECIAL 99`sq.ft. Ideal for basements and high 1traffic areas. 8 decor colors. WINDOW COVERINGS 400/00FF We manufacture vertical Winds. 48 hOLf service. Also suppliers of vent pleated shades roller Winds JJ SUPER SPECIAL VINYL RUNNER 89epK11,,ot SAVE UP TO �O CARPETS & VINYL REMNANTS Pries good only Meth this ad FREE DRAW 20 LB. TURKEY With any purchase. see store for details. does have sponsor- ships from Cantel, N i k e , Motorola a n d Goodyear. Planning for the trip took about 18 months, but things changed before he took his first step. A friend of Mr. Chisholm was going to act as his support team but the friend wrecked Mr. Chisholm's BMW in an accident in Prince Edward Island before the walk began. So, Mr. Chisholm was left on his own. It gets "very lonely, but it helps when people go by and honk. It acknowledges what I'm doing," he says. He travels about 30 miles a day, stopping only For refresh- ments and to talk to people. Walking across Canada, espe- cially the Prairies, during the winter isn't the nicest trip one can take, but Mr. Chisholm says, "You get use to it. I'm from there. People will pay attention to the cause. I hope anyway." He's hoping interest will increase during the winter "when It gets ugly. Every dog can (walk across Canada) in the summer, getting a tan and having a few." Along the way, Mr. Chisholm has set up a table in malls seek- ing funds. He's a registered char- ity and hands out tax receipts after receiving a donation. Arrangements should be final- ized in about two weeks with the Canadian Bankers Association to have each bank branch across the country accept donations, he says. Mr. Chisholm is also trying to entice the CBC or CTV to hold a erw roar own beer or wine at WE price m our dean modern bcNies, THE BREW4T BEER SHOP MetiM Fkid Jo .lust west of lhrpooi I I I 7 tr nationwide telethon. People who want to make a donation should check with their bank. - : -, - - - - -- — ...,...:... 14 Plckering Pickering The Town of Pickering Department of Community Services and �! Facilities Community Services Community Services and Facillhes and Fac-Whes HOLIDAY EVENTS UNIQUE "CHRISTMAS BREAK SWIM LESSONS" PRIVATE LESSONS ONE TO ONE! Brand new to the Town of Pickering, these PICK N' CHOOSE SWIM CLASSES allow you t( register for a variety of 1/2 hour classes betweer 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. (the last class startin( at 10:30 a.m.). REGISTER FOR ONE CLASS OR MORE!! This is an excellent opportunity for the whol family to gain extra practice, at any level STARFISH TO WHITE. GIVE THIS VERY SPECIAL GIFT TO YOUR CHILDREN, RELATIVES, OR YOURSELF! Lessons are available: Monday, December 21, 1992 - Wednesday, December 30,1992 Monday, December 28,1992 - Wednesday, December 30,1992 All classes will operate out of the Pickering Recreation Complex. To register, contact Liz Bowes at 683-6582. lasses cost $20.00/each. GIVE THE GIFT OF "LEARN TO SWIM" TO SOMEONE YOU LOVE! FREE t Bus & Table BUS Reservations SERVICE y before Dec. 28/92 tulrl rr..: (inquire for dermis) 649-2436 NEW YEARS EVE PARTY Crosstown Band top 40's, So's and 60's Complimentary Wine / Buffet / Party Favors / Door Priims Swing n' Sway by Crackling Fireplaces In a Romantic, Charming Atmosphere - Dress - informal $45. per person Claremont 4 Seasons Country Club Now booking Wedding Recp. & Golf Tourneys '93 "aanen..w- - 20- a 13113- 303 do 'G—,%.. 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SALE '269 x429 ff MATES BED 2 $169 :Jul PERSONAL CHEQUES I BUNK r peft ON mod $1 94 I I %oAr1A1IIV MWe 4 MW Omp ftmm 1239 s219 M8100I mfh UNWIIIIIIIIIIII PW " SOFA BED(Lm1"_ Y j $329 Mon. -Wed. 10-6 p.m. Thurs.-Fri. 10-9 p.m. Saturdays 10-6 p.m. Sundays 11-5 P.m. DAY BED *:J�t 4, - - _v $99 CAROUSEL IRON BED-�_'!_' $99 J5HAW1 z Cr 0 e smell a rat -- like the rats that inhabit dumps. . :: The Province is spending $470 000 on I '>:; .`:::':::::::::: '`' � 8 and holdings in Pickering to <+��. repair about 400 government-owned homes and to do an environmental :;. cleanup of the area. ' Although the 10,000 acres to be spruced up includes four candidate dump locales chosen by the provincial Interim Waste Authority, MPP Jim Wiseman says the cleanup "has nothing to do with the (potential landfill) sites. That would be a waste of money." It's true that cleaning up property that's to be used as a dump doesn't make a lot of sense. But, when does anything government does make a lot of sense? What does make sense is the Province's work to repair homes it owns and leases. That would go a long way to placate people who live in the houses in the event a dump were approved for the area. "You scratch our . back and we'll patch your backsplit." some provincial PR type could have been thinking when this scheme was hatched. "We'll fix the dump you live in if you'll be quiet about the dump you're going to live beside. Hey, we'll even throw in some noseplugs." It's not like that at all, assures Mr. Wiseman, our NDP representative at Queen's Park. Instead, he says, the news of the cleanup means the provin- cial government "recognizes the lands have been allowed to be neglected for so long." The IWA didn't seem troubled by the fact that Pickering's been abused for so long as home to the Brock West dump when it revealed that four of five potential Durham landfills are in this Town. •' -� Mr. Wiseman's assurances do little to put us at ease. The move has us as skeptical as Pickering Regional Councillor Rick Johnson. u He says the project is "an all-out bribe to the community. (The Province is) just trying to smooth the ruffles out of the community so peo- ple don't complain about a dump being a half -mile from their house... It's very, very strange. Something's coming down. I'm afraid the provincial " government knows where the (final dump) site will be." We share Mr. Johnson's cynicism and his fear. We're afraid the Province and the IWA know where the mega- Durham dump is going. We , fear It's Whitevale Again. Letters Chief of staff speaks out... 'Hos itapatients are looked after well,, safely To the editor, As chief of staff of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital, I would like to respond to the Ontario Nurses' Association's (ONA) accusation that patients visiting the emergency department are at risk and receive poor care. It seems to me that the ONA's information is at least two years old. This is very discouraging for sne and my colleagues because the hospital has made significant improvements to the emergency department during this time. Before calling a press conference, The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Please keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, doubled spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit let- ters for style, length and legal masons 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, Ont., L 1 S 2H5 or sett by FAX to 683-7363. the president of the ONA should have tried to get up-to-date infor- mation. Most of the recommenda- 'tions made by the independent arbitrators at the Professional Assessment Hearing have been implemented. The department has been reorganized. The total num- ber of patients attending the department has decreased by 10 per cent during the last year. According to recent statistics our uepartment uses more nursing hours per patient visit than emer- gency departments in other compa- rable hospitals. My colleagues did not approach me during the past two years with complaints of inferior patient care. Nor did a representative from the nursing staff complain to the cur- rent president, Board of Directors or me about compromised patient care. Emergency patients receive the best possible care that the hospital and medical staff can provide in our present facility and financial condition. Our patients are well looked after and compassionately cared for. Our hospital spirit was devel- oped on consensus and coopera- tion. We are a community hospital with a great sense of responsibility for Ajax and Pickering. It is upset- ting that outside people who have no personal knowledge of our hos- pital try to interfere and destroy the reputation of our nursing, medical and support staff. To our patients: you will be looked after well and safely. Everyone wants to ser you healthy and back in the community. Dr. Hans Weber, Chief of Staff, Ajax and Pickerintt General What do you think of all the wheeling and dealing the Blue Jays have done this 11a44Ue OL(%`week? Q Lori Illingworth says, "They should have kept the players that won it for them." News Advertiser A Metra land Communffy Newspaper Timothy John Whittaker The entire content of tit. Mom Adve- Nffe Is proledad by copyright and unauthorized use without willen can - sent Is prohibited. The publisher rwev« no right to classify of fetus* any advertisement of � dtallim1. Katie Atkinson says, "I think they should have kept the team together, especially Kelly Gru- ber." Zhao Zboa says, "I don't like the People they're getting. They aren't Blue Jayish enough." GtttEG COMES - M rKVVV Edit HUGH NICHOLSON - Adve w g Nto xVw t#NCF DANFORD - Row Saies MDr aW ASE FAKOIliID - Dambution Menopa, NEWINCOM - 604110 Di WWWN - 604117 • • OUAlt ADYfi1NMIC - 644110 CL42MFEp - 7N-7672 FAX - US -"63 NATIONAL A01fE11 WW WW Ilei IM 6AL ■rAS • AMAOM Ad11af1111111IC - 7W7M Mitch Irwi■ says, "They should have tried harder to keep the players that won it for there I= year." The Nun AtlWrMur. pubwad .rwp hffwal,. W,dt,falr and FMdar of 130 C ren waaf at ft Apt nr&vnkgo LIS 4116. Y oro Of fft• M@kQWW FIYft�p ptAit "and DkNbAV vow A+waricb�era,tp guotaan. h`�i°M N°'t�"`w"�'0 N'a" Adow+r.r. hma Do -w. atb QUXCftVlalrlhor* Adrwbw. % ft n par. XIW* wood GaswNlon, ewefcotta wMk. Mcm a , EM Mid • Stn. � cvpdk3,evom W6Weft. INION 11+1 Ba. NOM V0* ItMaa. NWfffl*Wk d Nwrt. OM� f> akv,o 0.OtfTodor OftwarlMrW fill WOW P&W-04h 1hk We". XdW W fMJfhornfr 1bMral. cad" mWgrM01 aCP _Y do* 3wrt OtMlyd ant M*faolan0 P+e0' ft"1V and DWbubV w a monbw of M Carm2am COMA#* Can' OrMab' IMMPQ�Mn AnoeWIlp1 and Onlarb aClaw MOM' Mom MA ON IM. Maw RibscjpMan on h(:Wwft I VW. S70 PW OdNbm r1 n NEWS ADVBRTISER IrRIDAY, 7 Obituaries DEVLIN, Ashley Kathleen - Peacefully entered into rest at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Monday, Dec. 7, 1992, in her seventh month. Ashley, beloved TO TAX ONT daughter of Dave and Cathy siRAX FRESH CUT CHRISTMAS TREES Devlin of Whitby. Dear sister of Stephanie. Loving granddaugh- ter of Kurt and Margaret Hirsch r Slpigh of Burlington and Keith and F Joan Devlin of Westhill. Fondly remembered by many relatives and friends. Funeral arrangeFM 1(our - ments entrusted to the W.C. ith Town Funeral Chapel, 110 Dun - da s un -des St. E., Whitby, 668-3410."! Interment Pinehill Cemetery, Scarborough. In memory of Ash- ley, donations to the Ajax -Pick- ering Hospital Pediatric's Unit, 4th Floor, or to the S.O.F.T.- . Foundation would be appreciat- ed by the family. � •� ORMEROD, Mabel Daisy Georgiana - Entered into rest atr 1 Providence Centre on Tuesday, 7 dan* Dec., 8, 1992. Beloved wife of the late Emerson Ormerod. Dear `'isit Sheridan Nurseries for a sleighful of savings on everything you need to mother of Mrs. Laura (Melvin) make this the best CP hristmas ever: To quality fresh cut and everlasting Johnson of Orillia, predeceased i • by Murray and Mrs. Dorothy 1 - trees. \vreaths, decorations, lights, poinsettias, garlands, ribbon and more. Weatherhead. Survived by sev- era[ grandchildren and great- r FRESH CUT -, grandchildren. Mrs. Ormerod I rested , the d Kingston Funeral CHRISTMAS TREES Home, 28 Old Kingsto,� Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428- - tti quaIir� I )Vugia5 a i raper i Ir. �ic�ts mine. balsam 8488. Interment Claremont �� ! and Spruce. 3' and up Union Cemetery. `. SUPER SPECIAL: v;ecte 1 6' to R' 88 f' n s Ing a sem. E��ERLASTIti l i • AM aM o�w.�. TII/�li1M.. - 3 t. ['� T r CHRIST�L�S TREES HE WORLDS 71IRST'WATER OWERED' WA'CH ENVIRON ENTALLY FRIENDLYI SLEEK. ONTEMPORARY SPORTY TYLING PERFECT FOR VERYDAY1 END $1995 S290 FOR HIPPING AND HANDLING TO 1626 TwnbemN St- Pickering. Ont. Lt X 2C2 .A&#ehbmAt NOTICE TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS Due to circumstances beyond our control, Thomas the Tank Engine 8 Friends Juvenile BeddkV Pattern will not be available currently. However. rainchecks will be taken for delivery n February, 1993 We apologize for any inconvenience caused. The Wrtagnnent CORRECTION NOTICE BLUE BOX SCHEDULE In the '1993 Blue Box Collection Schedule' recently received by each homeowner, the telephone number was inserted incorrectly. If you have any questions about your Blue Box collection . schedule, call 683-2951. it ttt out 71 CkKoc 4To ,Jtees7 C» C>S iS L'as Love di C tc2wt rota 204aloya CHRIST`IAS BONUS: No G.S.T. or 'Fop qua4In iiar�.ana i ree�, IWK lust 111Le the real P.S.T. on all fresh cut Christmas Trees. ! thing. Complete with durable storage boxes. tree I 1 stand and ull 10 year guarantee Barcana Tree 6 and ter w� �2�5` OUTDOOR �L Ith Instore coupon LIGl HTS S fifer applies to � PP SAIT 50 gees only. i bright Christmas with coupon 88 savings idea' _ Reg. 516.99 &AUWREATHS Warm up dour home with beautiful 18". 24" WAFTER S2 MFR REBATE COUPON and 36" everlasting wreaths. FREE custom r made bow with every wreath. °/ *77 Red. white. burgundy or 0 POINSETTIAS hunter green _ velvet ribbon. SALE off Custom grown -1 quality, wide selection including red, white, marble. pink. • ; jingle Bells and Pink Peppermint. 6 to 8 blooms. 88 SENIORS l 160 years and over - ; EVERYDAY! y` (Regular priced items only EXTENDED CHRISTMAS HOURS Mon. -Fri. until 8 pm., Sat. until 6 pm., Sun. until 5 pm. ,NATLJR& CEDAR ROPE .add the charming touch. in Fresh Clean and Festive scent. SALE metre HERITAGE VILLAGE COLLECTIBLES ATTENTION COLLECTORS! New styles now in stock, including additions to North Pole, Dickens' Village and Christmas in the City. All Saints Corner Church and other new pieces also available. Some retired pieces still in stock. Check our stores for many more extra specials! Prices to effect until Dec. 24, 1992, while quantities last. Lt Forthelo�veofSHEIUDAN NUR S E R I E S TORONTO UNIONVILLE MISSISSAUGA ETOBICOKE KITCHENER PICKEIUNG 2827 Yonge St. South of Lawrence 4077 Hwy. #7 West of Kennedy 606 Southdown Rd. South of QEW 700 Evans Ave. at Sherway Gardens 100 Elmsdale Rd Elmsdale at Ottawa St. Home & Design Centre Brock Rd. & Hwy. 401 Toronto, Ontario 481-6429 Unionville, Ontario 477-2253 Mississauga, Ontario Etobicoke, Ontano Kitchener, Ontario Pickering, Ontario 822-0251 621-9100 (519)743-4146 428-6316 workers ay, Santa A.,AA LOEI Baywooci i,: meetim the challeng,. Businesse wantinK to sponso . lamii- thV issuer b,.- the n Ajax Cadia,' Tirt- u' halvat ell? needy tam Christmas shoulu cal Sion Army tamily r Le, ac Christmas. se vices coordinator Joan Harry at 686-1264. l The LOEB outlet will follow Canadian Tire's lead and sponsor three families by supplying them food and toys. Ursula Welsh, treasurer of the LOEB employees' social com- mittee, says one family will be referred by the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army, while store workers "heard about (the other two) through word of mouth. "We wanted to do what we could," Ms. Welsh says. Of the two families the store knows about, one has two adults and three children, and the other twe adults, one child and one on the way. Las[ week, Canadian Tire in Ajax challenged other businesses to support a family this Christ- mas. The Ajax Canadian Tire will supply three families with a turkey, other food and gifts. To collect food, LOEB employees and families attending a staff children's Christmas party Sunday or a staff Christmas dance Dec. 19 must take along a non-perishable food item. Dress Down Days wi11 be held ` Dec 18 d 19 h an w en staff can where what they want for a price. Money raised during those days will be used to buy food and other gifts.The public can help by drop- ping off food or gifts at the store's welcome centre. LOEB Bayw•ood is in the Baywood • Plaza at the corner of Monarch Ave. and Bayly SL, Ajax. For more information, call 686-1 "0. Pickering asks Pillows D. 5999 K. '$1199 _. ..;;,y;ir A 245"• " Svc r "�"�`' .. '-:w r ,'4��i � c GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS Wine 1 Racks Neon Bar Signs (American Brands) Lighted Pictures. to Hollywood diner, Star Trek & Marilyn Munroe. 7 5 - Other great Christmas gift ideas: Bar mixes, brass footrail & fittings, Bar stools, Beer phones and wine stands. I L! • - • _ LINEN SALE UP O�O To 40OFF I King KIDS' WET PROOF S. .__.___`129" LOS D ....... —.__'149'4 v► o�v SPINAL GUARD S. set .............._....__.......-4249'° D. set ...................._....... 4299" Q. set .............. _............. '359" A list of the Town's require- r -.E— - — WATERBEDS ments of upgrades on Regional roads was approved by Pickering council Monday. They include: • Liverpool Rd. - Continue four lanes from Glenann Rd. to Finch Ave. (1993);- • Ninth Concession Rd. - Complete improvements west of Claremont to the Markham/Pick- Foam Futons ening Towntme (1993); Westney Rd. - Safety improvements at Hwy. 7 (1993- 94); - Finch Ave. - (Stage 1) Reconstruct to four lanes between Liverpool Rd. and Dixie Rd.; (Stage 2) Reconstruct to four lanes between Dixie Rd. and Whites Rd.; - Central St. - ]Improvements to curb, gutter, paving and storm sewers through Claremont (1994- 95); • Markham Townline - Pave north from Taunton-Steeles to the ,Fifth Concession (Whitevale Rd).; . • Brock Rd. - (Stage 1) Contin- ue four lanes from Centennial Park up to and including the Rossland Rd. intersection; (Stage 2) Continue four lanes from Ross - land Rd. to Taunton Rd.; DMAs Y Alton Rd. - Reconstruct to four lanes between Hwy. 2 and .ot Twyn Rivers Dr. (1994-95). W� '399kFAMNTASIA 1401 s. '39r (x 14W FUTONS & FRAMES LA rna- 6" 8„ CHIROPRACTOR PLATINUM Region to fix D'1149" S. set .............. 339 D. set............... 399 06 44190 D. s.t..............•399•' o. set........... ---'679" OUTH SHORE JUVENILE -11 a. set..............•469'• K. Set............... •849.4 several roads _11 SIMMONS PICKERING -Upgrades to ULTRA REGENT Set --------------'329" J CAVALIERS- S. set- Finch Ave. in preparation for a D. Set --•-------•--'399" 1 ........ __.`329•• D. Set..............'399" new firehall at Dixie Rd. are p. Set ....... ,,..... •469.4 o Set *469" among the requests for road work K. Set ............. *679" f K. Set .............. '679" :Pickering is sending to the Region. CANOPY BED Soft -S _. ..;;,y;ir A 245"• " Svc r "�"�`' .. '-:w r ,'4��i � c GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS Wine 1 Racks Neon Bar Signs (American Brands) Lighted Pictures. to Hollywood diner, Star Trek & Marilyn Munroe. 7 5 - Other great Christmas gift ideas: Bar mixes, brass footrail & fittings, Bar stools, Beer phones and wine stands. I L! • - • _ LINEN SALE UP O�O To 40OFF I King KIDS' WET PROOF S. .__.___`129" LOS D ....... —.__'149'4 v► o�v SPINAL GUARD S. set .............._....__.......-4249'° D. set ...................._....... 4299" Q. set .............. _............. '359" A list of the Town's require- r -.E— - — WATERBEDS ments of upgrades on Regional roads was approved by Pickering council Monday. They include: • Liverpool Rd. - Continue four lanes from Glenann Rd. to Finch Ave. (1993);- • Ninth Concession Rd. - Complete improvements west of Claremont to the Markham/Pick- Foam Futons ening Towntme (1993); Westney Rd. - Safety improvements at Hwy. 7 (1993- 94); - Finch Ave. - (Stage 1) Reconstruct to four lanes between Liverpool Rd. and Dixie Rd.; (Stage 2) Reconstruct to four lanes between Dixie Rd. and Whites Rd.; - Central St. - ]Improvements to curb, gutter, paving and storm sewers through Claremont (1994- 95); • Markham Townline - Pave north from Taunton-Steeles to the ,Fifth Concession (Whitevale Rd).; . • Brock Rd. - (Stage 1) Contin- ue four lanes from Centennial Park up to and including the Rossland Rd. intersection; (Stage 2) Continue four lanes from Ross - land Rd. to Taunton Rd.; DMAs Y Alton Rd. - Reconstruct to four lanes between Hwy. 2 and .ot Twyn Rivers Dr. (1994-95). W� '399kFAMNTASIA 1401 s. '39r (x 14W FUTONS & FRAMES LA rna- 6" 8„ 489" s. $119" $109" D'1149" $13995 K''2290 yt D. $199" CHEROKEE 4 BOOKCASE WATERBED ss.'279" a'309" FROM '99.4 D. I ;] FROM ,149" to -1.7 r -M : f-70 r 7; "TOO Christmas list should include... SAVING a. S ou Can SUNRISE PINE 5 PC. 1144995 Queen I► -L- ` `;� Bed T & J 3500 w CAROUSEL, KIDS' LINEN I • Blue Jays BATMAN • Flintstones T9a '149°' DOUBLE •Holly Hobbie Cs lot • E 0 5 PC. i d.. i 4 14999 - -_- _ - Queen Bed 44190 OUTH SHORE JUVENILE -11 .. Piece 479" w CAROUSEL, KIDS' LINEN I • Blue Jays BATMAN • Flintstones T9a '149°' DOUBLE •Holly Hobbie Cs lot • E 0 Somalia sights will "be'shoc1 10 o king' : soldier A FROM PAGE 1 mercy. Mr. Taylor, a bombardier with an airborne regiment of the Canadian Armed Forces, received orders Monday to take part in Operation Restore Hope, a United Nations effort to help millions of starving Somalians. He's scheduled to leave this weekend for the African country, where thousands of troops — about 900 of them Canadian — will attempt to end a civil war and deadly famine. The former Pickering resident will be on a mission to protect convoys as they attempt to carry food to the starving, with the responsibility of ordering artillery fire if necessary. It could be dangerous, but in an interview from a military base 'in Petawawa, Ont., Mr. Taylor said he's not afraid. "I don't know what to expect. It's like the first time I jumped out of an airplane — I wasn't scared because I didn't know what to expect. I was scared the second time." The 24 -year-old has never been in a combat situation, and admits to being a bit nervous. Nor has he seen human suffering on the scale he's likely to see in Somalia, where both adults and children, victims of warring clans hoarding food, have been reduced to walking skeletons. Admitting he has a soft spot in his heart for children, Mr. Taylor says of the starving Somalians, "I really feel quite sorry for them; they're obviously going through a rough time. Hopefully, we'll help out as much as we can. "I think we're probably going to see a lot of shocking sights; nothing like I've ever seen 'before," he adds. "Each man's ;going to react differently to that...No amount of training can ;get us ready for what we're ,going to be going through. We'll just soldier on." He says he's "very proud to do something like this for my country" and his colleagues feel the same way. At her Pickering home, his mother has been reading numer- ous magazine and newspaper articles about the Somalian cri- sis. Reports in a recent issue of Newsweek included speculation that the situation could turn into another Vietnam. "I'm proud of him, but appre- hensive," Mrs. Lorenz admits. "I really am positive, but every once in a while I get these little feelings." When he called earlier this week to tell her he'd be going, she felt "panic. I was thinking, 'Oh no, it's happened'." The sights of povertywaiting in Somalia will be "devastating to the Canadian troops," she pre- dicts. "They're not used to see- ing that sort of thing ... I find myself getting a lump in my throat watching TV. It's hard to believe, and we're sitting here eating all this food and enjoying all these luxuries." Wistful that her son is not likely to be home for Christmas, his favorite time of year, Mrs. Lorenz was hoping to get to Petawawa before he leaves. "I don't think that's going to hap- pen. He's got too many things to do. That's the only thing I really regret — there's no advance warning so you can have a day together." He last visited in August, she says. However, she knows her son is "anxious to go. That's what he trained for...it's for a good cause. WrdSTEZ%N,,, Western Ranch Manufacture of Quality Hand Crafted Western Boots • Variety of styles and colors • Guaranteed workmanship • Competitive prices • Custom orders 487 We stney Rd. S. at Clements Dt£CB.11nn Hotms: 428-1787 . ?&N•'saL 9'9, sm. U -s It's humanitarian. He's quite pre- pared to fight for his country or a good cause." Mrs. Lorenz says she'd like to know if other local families have loved ones participating in the Somalian mission. Mr. Taylor, meanwhile, asks that Canadians remaining at home "Be strong for us. Don't forget US." °a Itona sidewalk request to budget l'ICKERING - A request for temporary` sidewalks on the east side of Altona Rd. was referred to the 1993 budget by Town coun- cil Monday. :The sidewalks would allow area children" to make a short walk to E.B. Phin Public School. The students currently travel by bus to the school because traffic is considered to make walking a hazard. :...The proposal for temporary sidewalks, on council's agenda Monday at the request of ward councillors Maurice Brenner and Doug Wellman, would have involved an over -expenditure in this year's budget of up to $20,000. The sidewalks will now be consid- ered when councillors meet to hammer out the '93 budget and municipal tax rate. _ PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Eye Care Dental Care DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC To Advertise OPTOMETRISTS DR. E GILLEZEAU d DR. M. FMMMMONS REPAIRS (1 hr.) your RELINES professional WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT NEW DENTURES service WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE LOWER DENTURE STABILITY Myoloc~System Wiliam Steil DT call Janice of •ContactLmses ; P��es ng • Dispensing of all Types of 84 old Kingston Rd. W. FREE Pickering Tl'g°' Niz CONSULTATION after tours 28-8801 683-5110 Frames 8 Contacts Pickenng Corporate Centre 1305 Pickering Parkway 1822 681-1175 8335303 1 W 4T . SOLID OAK DOUBLE PEDESTAL TABLE - cohEpl ETE K '6 solid oak side chairsIIVING ROOM x` ;• -12" leaves SUITE ;a1eg. 82499 �ua 39- tDooRBuFFFr=dHUTQ1ahoava&bk. ALSO IN STOCK GREAT SELECTION OF; • CURIO CABINETS ' G;ift ern a ►eriy dhdnw • HALL TREES ;� } . P • COUNTRY AFGHANS _ :GREAT PRICES' • BLANKET BOXES _ r N . Solid Wood 402611RaCK M.S. PICKER!"G 'iii Stsloth of i�111, � ca�t►E�r t1�,Pli:�ner E Op `Bed `1 -able >� IiOUi1p i$►1fl s 4 'I IS the season to think of others and Pickering High School students lead the way with a challenge to all other area high schools to raise food for the needy. They're also bringing in mitts, scarves and hats for the Salvation Army. From left are Tina Malloy, Tony Perrin, Nicole Murray and Shannon Gaggio. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Pickering High challenges schools to het needy Y AJAX-PICKERING - Picker- tion" The school which collects the For more information, call ing High School has put out a greatest number of cans of food Dianne Mills at Pickering High at challenge to all other secondary will receive a trophy. 683-4760. schools in Ajax and Pickering in a bid to help needy families this r•••••-••--••••••••••••••�.•••••••••••1 Christmas. • "To encourage the spirit of giv- ing, we at Pickering High would 44CITIZE • like to issue a challenge to you •4 •� and your student body to see ;4 i� which school can raise the most •� yl�E L E C T R O N I C S • • ,• food for our region's needy,- says are ause Sale Event$Keven Modeste student council • vice-president- i All donations will be given to the Salvation Army for distribu- • • =/KI MOW VLLOM 0ELrIERY FM 11 AX MORE THAN JUST PIZZA .Winp • SPW" ca�'0es:i"saa AND , • 01MYnda •video Gates PLUS The Rnest Ph= Topped with GOUFIMET TOPPMIGS lbws: &L-7Ma•.11 s.nL-10 Fan. Fit & SK tt ata -12 r,a, SeL 4 pjL-10 tj Min 1111BEKFJI Sale Ends Sun. Dec. 13192 BLOWOUT PRICES • TELEVISIONS 0 MICROWAVE OVENS 0 VCR'S * TELEPHONES • STEREOS It ANSWERING MACHINES *CLOCK RADIO • TAPE RECORDERS AND MORE ; COLLECTION OF • ; LATEST DESIGNS IN LADIES' AND MEN'S WATCHES FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED - WHILE QUANTITIES LAST t+londay to Saturday 11.00 a m -6'00 p m Sunday 12:00 noon -6:00 p.m. JUTAN INTERNATIONAL LTD, 455 GORDON BAKER ROAD WILLOWDALE, ONTARIO ® ® E� CASH C(j11ihg'd11­00hhy 'P- lhthOts DURHAM - The Alzheimer Society of Durham Region is look- ing for some common cents. The society's Pennies for Your Thoughts Campaign will be held in January when participating CIBC branches will accept donations. Anne Labelle, of the society's local branch, says donation con- Wriers will be set up at the banks. This is the first time the society has held the cammpop dmmghout Durham. Proceeds will go to research and to support society -operated pro- grams, such as the Wandering Per- son Registry. A list of participating banks will be finalized soon. Jan- uary is Alzheimer Awareness Month in Canada. For more information, call the Alzheimer Society at 576-2567. It C.'hr&tMaS WAREHOUSE D � s Ph"89 FUNDRAISING LTD. CHRISTMAS CARDS Dt)ec- 'nu CHRISTMAS WRAP • COOKIES CHOCOLATE • TOYS • GIFTS MUCH, MUCH MORE! Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat., Sun", Dec. 24 - 9 a.m. - Noon s^Panda Fundraising Ltd. r� 55 MIS Rd., Unit #7 SL �� 3 (Back Entrance) �AJAX 428-0795 ONE-STOP INSURANCE SHOPPING MICHAEL DANKS COUEEt! DANS Pine Ridge Insurance Brokers started its operation in 1978, with one main objective -- to create happy and satisfied clients. Our one-stop shopping concept has gained a lot of appreciation over the years. We can provide all types of insurance products, business and personal, saving you time and money. We feel that you should not have to run to several institutions to get the protection you want. Your time is best spent running your business. The people at Pine Ridge Insurance Brokers have become insurance specialists for the small businesses in our community. Small business people want peace of mind, knowing they have the proper protection for themselves, their employees and their businesses. This allows them to spend more time to concentrate on their business and to achieve success in their ventures. You can have peace of mind dealing with the people at Pine Ridge Insurance. We can provide you with good advice, proper protection, competitive pricing, good claims -paying underwriters and friendly Professional service. alum mow oval we heat our clients the wa4► we expect others to treat us. ~ FOrVlore k1IYIeGOn, Wk cal or fax PINE RIDGE ua *-ed 1978 INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 13 Ajax, Ont., L1 S 4S2 Telephone (416)683=9725 T011411`09 1-600.267.7781 Fax (416) 683-6982 6 • 9 91, STEELES BAKER a o a o �o p U_ Q SPARKSAVE. Sunday 12:00 noon -6:00 p.m. JUTAN INTERNATIONAL LTD, 455 GORDON BAKER ROAD WILLOWDALE, ONTARIO ® ® E� CASH C(j11ihg'd11­00hhy 'P- lhthOts DURHAM - The Alzheimer Society of Durham Region is look- ing for some common cents. The society's Pennies for Your Thoughts Campaign will be held in January when participating CIBC branches will accept donations. Anne Labelle, of the society's local branch, says donation con- Wriers will be set up at the banks. This is the first time the society has held the cammpop dmmghout Durham. Proceeds will go to research and to support society -operated pro- grams, such as the Wandering Per- son Registry. A list of participating banks will be finalized soon. Jan- uary is Alzheimer Awareness Month in Canada. For more information, call the Alzheimer Society at 576-2567. It C.'hr&tMaS WAREHOUSE D � s Ph"89 FUNDRAISING LTD. CHRISTMAS CARDS Dt)ec- 'nu CHRISTMAS WRAP • COOKIES CHOCOLATE • TOYS • GIFTS MUCH, MUCH MORE! Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat., Sun", Dec. 24 - 9 a.m. - Noon s^Panda Fundraising Ltd. r� 55 MIS Rd., Unit #7 SL �� 3 (Back Entrance) �AJAX 428-0795 ONE-STOP INSURANCE SHOPPING MICHAEL DANKS COUEEt! DANS Pine Ridge Insurance Brokers started its operation in 1978, with one main objective -- to create happy and satisfied clients. Our one-stop shopping concept has gained a lot of appreciation over the years. We can provide all types of insurance products, business and personal, saving you time and money. We feel that you should not have to run to several institutions to get the protection you want. Your time is best spent running your business. The people at Pine Ridge Insurance Brokers have become insurance specialists for the small businesses in our community. Small business people want peace of mind, knowing they have the proper protection for themselves, their employees and their businesses. This allows them to spend more time to concentrate on their business and to achieve success in their ventures. You can have peace of mind dealing with the people at Pine Ridge Insurance. We can provide you with good advice, proper protection, competitive pricing, good claims -paying underwriters and friendly Professional service. alum mow oval we heat our clients the wa4► we expect others to treat us. ~ FOrVlore k1IYIeGOn, Wk cal or fax PINE RIDGE ua *-ed 1978 INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 13 Ajax, Ont., L1 S 4S2 Telephone (416)683=9725 T011411`09 1-600.267.7781 Fax (416) 683-6982 6 • 9 91, 0 A war Nivea AY V iiN Bees l aUw11111,f. . -- Hey- Hey Pickerin today iLs the YO see a movie listen to a mu pe er, or run into a sports celebrity! 0 Put everyone in the movies with th is new Sony Handycam The 8x Power Zoom lets you get dose to all the action and the program auto exposure 'eature guarantees Hollywood quality productions every hme. There's even a remote control so you can _ost yourself as the star! Here's real performance in a portable Sony FF Discman Features include O„ ckcharge. dual D/A converter headphones and remote control Now there rs no -eason not to take your music with you all at a price +hor will .eally move you OM22490 For sound on the run, nothing beats a Sony Walkman Th s hot yel- ow, Sports model features AM/'FM stereo auto -reverse and Dolby B mise reduction wmf73YLW 149. Come and join the fun at the new Sony store Grand Opening'. Sony store service! There's something special about shopping at the Sony store, and it starts the moment you walk through the door. You'll find us friendly, knowledgeable and ready to answer all of your electronics questions. You'll also find a vast range of quality Sony audio and video products, displayed in an atmosphere where you are invited to touch, Feel, look and listen. WARRANTIED CERTIFIED COMPETITIVE Sony store Selection 1. After you've made a purchase at the new Sony store, you'll find we're still here to help. We'll be happy to deliver and set up your new Sony purchase. And during our Grand Opening celebrations, we'll include a free Sony store T-shirt with every purchase, while supplies last. So, for the best in Sony products and the best in world-class Sony service, visit us here at the new Sony store. Pickering Town Centre 420-3224 —rwt;Nu-inalrc.rewu�s.Ktu�,�rKW�Yr Santa Claus was in Ajax recently for the annual Lighting of the Lights Cere- mony at the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. A promised snowfall failed to arrive, but about 500 residents did. Accordion player Al Hodges provided music for Christmas carols. .photos by Ron Pietroniro Master of Ceremonies Joe Atkinson and Santa Claus greeted the crowd. CALLING ALL FRUITCAKES! Judges for the Pickering Town Centre Christmas Fruitcake Competition couldn't wait to dig in to their work on Saturday. Entrants including Dena Martin (Pictured holding cake), were judged on presentation, freshness and overall taste of their cakes. The winning cake was made by Deanna 1Downs of Pickering. Pamela Sultan -Khan was awarded second and third place went to Paulette Wilson. The judges, (I -r) including Wendy Smith, Barb Brown, Jennifer 13ronserna and Stacey Millar, are already looking forward to next year! AL CHRISTMAS COUNTRY CRAFT SHOW "A show displaying a wonderful variety of handcrafted treasures and antiques." Sunday, Dec, 13,20 - 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Metro East Trade Centre, North Hall Children's play area sponsored by Discovery Toys. Free admission. For information call 428-7610 Youngsters within reach of Santa were treated to candy canes. LE E PAASTE R MATTRESS SALE' YOU JUST CAN'T MISS THESE PRICES!! 8-895 Sandy Beach Rd. Pickering "SLEEP BUILT IN SINCE 1894" 831-1315 Mon. -Fri. 8-5 Saturday 10-4 Sundays & Evenings By Appointment J401 O a sb,.CAOff tC cc S'99 • eArLr o J m NTARP'v THE HOLIDAYS ON THE RIGHT NOTE..,_,. Send theFTD` 11 s Hoeti' Bouquet just call or visit us today. (:hristmas is Friday, December 25. $39.95 J of Sa o"u � ss $4..99 r . the FTD oBasket Bouquet Irm $29.95 ttus h4v,se Ned with and (hristmu rem $14E.95 $17.95 $19.95 _ SINCE 1969 sb,.CAOff SpL S'99 • VATIONS 00e' I ftesh 0" Z snttm6 at 22.5 5 FOR QUALrry vALUE & SERVICE SINCE 1969 BAY RIDGES FLORISTS (Bay Ridges IGA Plaza) west of Pickering GO Statlon 1215 Bayly St., ckerl 839-2 4 Pi • 9 9 n L>i*±►r. i.M k% ..lei —.k ..., !) ;7 Al _ _ - ` f_.• 0 NWWR 401 St. A 0 H ANDMADE QUILTS 9900- ;nANY *' CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE SALE Window Toppers ► as low as $ 00 Many More Bargains To Choose Whi#te Chl�^ tmz S r ale .1 Factory Direct * Ready in 5 Days * Call for details Lifetime Guarank QJ%* Bhnft oftm lo ft on"i purdaw bIMM WOW wwMny. Ouck IN" A Lifetime a�a2h t the Ji Pu remr Of z1agm of Your 7=1 14r W custoon b found lo rde in ::� of workmer LW 2 maWLN 7h . dwW 10 You w*tW any tone Wnri. store Store RW3-0(iW for adddmonal inform000r FromA FACTORY OUTLET DEC. 21 TO DEC. 23 * * OPEN 10:00 an'-9:K'P.M. I 2-5:Uo 683-1501 I -'rd .00 ACCENT THROWS $1999 Fabric From $100 to $1499y( REG. HOURS Other designer colours @ 50% off. • Offer good for Pickering, Ajax, 4� Oshawa & Whitby area. Sale ends 31 st Dec., 1992. 1163 Kingston Rd. Pickeri(Walnut Grove Centre) X A 11 W • L r� L� 0 16 427- g �, • v -groove at rrame t :We will pay the PST - - G.S.T. with every RLpurchase upon vresentation of this 63 "STAR OF WON KVA SUPPLIES Run By Birders for Birders NOW OPEN! THE STORE WITH EVE • Top ouallty Seed at Everyday LOW Prices . AGood $election of Tried g jested Feeders . An Unlimited SupPly of FREE Advice — Marwood Mall R" Corner of Harwood & Bayly The Courtyard Hwy. 2 facing Elizabeth St. PICKERING VILLAGE 427-6097 FOR THE BIRDWATCHER AND NATURALIST. 3NG IN• Binocular • D FOR • Telescopes • • Tripods • • Books OFF o� AND MORE FOR BOTH BEGINNERS A -STOCK AND EEDER PROFESSIONALS Come Visit and Talk Birds Find Out What To See - Where To Go - How To Get There Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Sat. 10-5, Fri_ 10-7, Sun. 11-3 M MR ADYMMER FRIDAY, DOCZMS13 U,1"2-MCE U " . • r -If. L It wont d U be long now! Pte.. _: ,A. first minute gift ldeos - for last minute Santos on all stock & custom framing We Frame Anything! A WIDE SELECTION OF ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, for n PHOTOGRAPHS, u1«11on AND LIMITED EDITION PRINTS Fine Art & Custom Framing At Affordable Prices isttCC11-;S(tt At"fist W --'l Z4 6 360 Bay ly Street West, Ajax 619-3166 Beside the Chrvsler Trim Plant 7t rWNW ' ' F�•,i e 7 ^i � . , .. � ... • ;swa.w++.. 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Unit #7, Pickering(just W. of Wildwood Ford) ) 8371 639 �DaIQ�O�OtOiO�Cx�=©=OiO�®�ni��OiCO,.n■n 52%,amin.n.n.na - F t �s:. t t•` a r s • r M9 A!!) ♦ e sW�t t 1 • , , M � },► � eiliN/" i •��t1 � i ,•:�4�4�� i #tet-� w`<i'�ai-."..'.1?; 11 r► , ILBiOId►RN7 Billboard Is a fro* feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your *vents pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. FRIDAY, DEC. 11 CHRISTMAS CRAFTS: A Christmas crafts and gift sale will be held at 126 Large Cres., Ajax, on Fri., Dec. III, 7 to 10 p.m , Sat., Dec. 12 M a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sun., Dec. 13 from noon to 4 P.M. The sale is a fund-raiser for the Children's Wish Foundation. 427-9986. SATURDAY, DEC. 12 OPEN HOUSE: A Christmas Open House with the Jean McDonald Singers will be held Sat , Dec. 12 from 2:30 to 4 p m at the Pickering Central Library. Admission a non- perishable food item 831-6265 SLEEPING BAG SALE: The 2^d Ajax Boy Scouts are holding a sleeping bag sale Sat., Dec. 12, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Holy Trinity Angli- can Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. Prices from $35 to $90, Proceeds to assist scouts travelling to Jamboree In Alberta in July 1993. 686-3999 or 427-3019. SUNDAY, DEC. 13 THEOS: The local chapter of THEOS, an international network of newly -widowed men and women, l-eets Sun , Dec. 13 at 2 p.m at St is ` 1111 6S ADWZMER FRIDAY, DECEMBER U, IM -PAGE 17 •' Your calendar of coming events Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Cochrane St. N., Whitby. 668-2648, CONCERT: The Pickering Concert Band will give a Christmas concert Sun., Dec. 13 at 2 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liver- pool Rd., Pickering. Admission a non-perishable food item for the community food bank. 420-6588. CONCERT: The 31st Annual Christ- mas Concert, sporsored by Clare- mont Lions and Lioness, will oe held I Sun., Dec. 13 at 1:30 p.m, at the Claremont Hall on Old Brock Rd. All welcome. Free admission. Anyone wishing to participate should call Carole Redshaw, at 649-2342 or Lee Reid at 649-3356. CONCERT: Pickering Pentecostal Church, 755 Oklahoma Dr., presents the children's Christmas musical Twinkle & The All-Star Bond Sunday, Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. Free will offering. Travel south on Whites Rd., south of Hwy 401 839-1302. Optimistic donation Thanks to the Ajax Optimist Club, staff at the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital will learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation on train- ing dummies. Holding the dummies are, front from left, Irene Link, of the hospital's training and development department, and Tracy Paterson, the hospital's director of development and community relations. In the back are Optimist members Martin Cook, left, and Bob Curtis. AJAX & PICKERING UNITED WAY VOLUNTEERS .' $1229 000. �i►I CHRYSLER 0 c.kpeople Y, lead the way: THANK YOU CHRYSLER Congratulations to the 1992 CHRYSLER TEAM Who Raised $125,000 TOWARDS THE 1992 UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN 1992 Chrysler Team Sandy Carricato, Jackie Dudlarek, Marion Graham, Linda Thompson, Pat Chen, Julie M`Gitchie, Gertrude Whitmore, Doreen Myers, Peggy Stacewitzalto . Y Y� Q-10yeloloy DOWN' WITH YOUR $1,000 FACTORY REBATE APPLIED. � INTERE T t NO INTEREST FOR 90 DAYS. 1clPAYMENTSIt NO PAYMENTS FOR 120 DAYS. LIMITED TIME OFFER_ m�Y be combinW wth odw ours curwruy avaA" tram Chryo ar. Program applies to aN new t9B2 and 19NCf podp. Caravan. pp►�, mouth Voyager and Country nwdNs. Purchase rrsnt be made and talon hem dealer i y Mo paynwt for 120 days. Chrysler Canada Ltd. rriY pay nMrost for dr► QO days. 11.000 facfay wbate aulomaticaly applied b dealer in live a down payrtrrNEaanple: 4g rrwruh contrail. C.O.B. for the fiat 90 daya is ni. Wirt 51.000 tfi arsigned Oo dealer and 120.000 finanosd over �8 morphs at t2.5X A.P.R.. monlhN pa�mnnt u 1528.60. C.O.B. is 55.372.80. Ap eadude license. •kation, insurance. fiwgM and axes. M taaee are due on delivery. 08er availabN any to retail buyers linancirp their purchases through Isr Crodt Canada us bpi dslaik. . l^ eltect ham Deoeniber 3. 1992 orifi ternwnled by Chrysler Canada Ltd. ttsorro restrictions apply. Aternmive war►anty available on irtparls. ANNANDALECUDUIE HRYSLEF ,.� CHURCH & BAYLY STREET ONCIMM a � PICKERING 683=5722 almu r I�7�lC hI9RSAD`►R!T!!6E! /tiIMY. - . w >r:••a a�— — - - - - - - ARTS & BERT NT Drumming for Christmas Christmas Around the World is the theme of a festival beind held at Maple Ridge Public School in Pick- ering. Here, kindergarten students Amanda Kiatipis, left and Steven Muir, right, get lessons on the African instruments from Kathy Armstrong, centre. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Bruce Hare Band revives '50s, '60s AJAX-PICKERING - The Bruce Hare Band will bring its repertoire of '50s and '60s rock 'n' roll favorites to the Kerry Inn in Ajax this weekend. The band covers material from Neil Diamond, Roy Orbison, Kenny Rogers and many others Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I am. and Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. Call 428-8790. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: BOURBON BAYLY'S: The Ajax nightspot has karaoke Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Bourbon Bayly's is at 368 Bayly St. Call 427-1888. CANDEES: Candees has the rock 'n' roll sounds of the Tiger Sharks Saturday night. On Sun- day, there's a jam session led by the band What's Hip, starting at 9 p.m. Candees is at 705 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Call 420-5489. CENTREFIELD'S: Centre - field's has rock 'n' roll with Outta Bounds Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. after a mystery warm-up band plays a few tunes. There's karaoke every Sunday from 9 p.m to 1 a.m. Centrcfield's is at 1050 Brock Rd., Pickering. Call 837- --1850. DANNY'S PLACE: Danny's has its grand opening of The Sec- ond Storey Friday night. The new addition to Danny's Place has two dance floors with two different types of music. All kinds of door "Prizes will be given away. Danny's has karaoke on Sundays starting at 7 p.m. with a $50 cash prize and a free tape to all who take pan. There's a Monte Carlo Night every Thursday and the best of rock 'n' roll music on Wednes- days. Danny's is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. DONA Y MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels has live Mexican music every Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd., Ajax. Call 686-468. HARP AND THISTLE PUB: The Harp and Thistle has the music of popular entertainer Tim Hewie Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The pub has karaoke Sunday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Thursday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. The Harp and Thistle is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: The Fox & Flowerpot Pub has Brunch with Santa Sunday, also ,featuring magician Mel Collie and his piano playing friend from 1 to 3 p.m. The Fox & Flowerpot is in the Village Courtyard in Pickering Village, Ajax. Call 428-2162. JOKERS: Popular one-man band Jimmy Fraser will have accompaniment this weekend when he plays with the band Nighthawk Friday and Saturday frau 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Nighthawk, featuring Larry Brennan, is back on stage Sunday for an open coun- try and western jam session from 4 to 8 p.m. No cover charge. Jok- ers is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 427-0337. KANGAROOS: Kangaroos has the country jamboree back again, featuring the sounds of The Riders on Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. There's jazz with the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thursday from 9 p.m. to midnight. Kangaroos has karaoke on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Kangaroos is at 985 Brock Rd. S. in Picker- ing. Call 839-6845. McGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's clas- sical -style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sun- day. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Cen- tre. Call 428-6383. MORGAN'S PLACE: Mor- gan's has Pip's Karwke on Friday starting at 9 p.m. On Saturday, Bill Craig will play Scottish and Irish favorites as well as popular music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Craig's back again on Sunday hour 7 to 11 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Picker- ing. Call 839-4744. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Tudor Rose Inn has the music of Jim O'Grady Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to close. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave. S. Call 428-1815. 3 DAYS ONLY FRL, SAT. & SUN., DEC. 11-13 1992 40.9:00 P.�. S LOBSTER SPECIA101.00 L - one live Lobster -12 880 Chicken Wings 50 • 4 Rolls - • Beef Chow Mein • 12 Sweet & Sour Chicken Fried Rice 29 C"en Balls ENJOY PALACE Chinese Food .1225 Bayly St, Pidwdng (Bay Ridges IGA Plaza) FWy Plus vegetable oa u a a.o. 839-6688 Talk to Santer on Ajax TV AJAX - To make sure Santa Claus knows exactly what Ajax youngsters want this Christmas, he'll be on television here in the next few days. Santa will appear via satellite from the North Pole on Maclean Hunter Cable 10 to talk to local children. The live phone-in show is on Tuesday, Dec. 15, Wednesday, Dec. 16 and Thursday, Dec. 17, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. each day. Choir concert to air on TV AJAX - Townsfolk can see the sights and sounds of the Young Singers of Ajax on TV. The choir recently recorded a Christmas concert in the studios. of Maclean Hunter Cable 10. The concert will air on Cable 10 in Ajax Sunday, Dec. 13 at 5 p.m. and Tuesday, Dec. 15 at 8:30 p.m. The choir is made up of youths aged eight to 15 years and is sponsored by the Ajax parks and recreation department. For more information on the telecast, call Maclean Hunter TV at 683-6511. For more on the choir, call the the parks and recre- ation department at 427-8811. To talk to Santa, kids should call 683-6511. Sponsoring the event are Maclean Hunter, the Ajax McDonald's Restaurant, Immedi- ate Courier and Delivery in Pick- ering and Owasco Volkswagen in Whitby. Children who want to write a letter to Santa can send it Maclean Hunter as some will b� read on air. And, all letters sent in will be entered into a draw for Christmas presents. A drop box for letters has been set up in the lobby of Maclean Hunter at 700 Finley Ave., Unit 5, Ajax. Letters can also be mailed to Santa Claus, c/o Maclean Hunter Cable 10, 700 Finley Ave.. Unit 5, Ajax, On=e, L IS )Z1 OPEN SATURDAYS & SUND W .10:00 a.m. Breakfast Special (Sat. & Sun. Only)'2.49 -SUN., MON., TUES., WED.99 TWO CAN EAT FOR 1 Z Dinner Chokes: Filet of Sole, Baby Beef Liver, Linked Sirloin Steak, Lasagna, Spaghetti, Fish & Chips, Steak on a Kaiser. iPICKERING TOWN CENTRE 839-2507 10 . . . . • . . . . . , • . . . . . • • . . . rim r ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Disney's AIadd�n loud, fast and ALADDIN (F): Take a boy and a girl in love, add a flying car- pet, a loud -mouth parrot, a mis- chievous monkey, a well-meaning genie and a dark and dangerous villain - what do have? Disney's new wildly exciting animated movie Aladdin. The music is loud and fast, the dialogue funny and the animation state-of-the-art. BRAM STOKER'S DRACU- LA (AA): Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, Bram Stoker's Dracula follows the tortured jour- ney of the devastatingly seductive Transylvanian prince as he moves from Eastern Europe to 19th Cen- tury London, where after centuries alone in his castle, his taste for humanity has grown bold with desire. Despite what you might think, Bram Stoker's Dracula is a love story. It stars Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder and Anthony Hop- kins. THE BODYGUARD (AA): Ex -Secret Service agent and pro- fessional bodyguard Frank Farmer (Kevin Costner) is hired to protect a glamorous actress/singer (played by Whitney Houston) from an obsessive fan. Jennifer 8 (AA): Psychologi- cal thriller starring Andy Garcia as an obsessed cop out to catch a serial killer. Also stars Uma Thur- man as a blind woman who helps him solve the case. MALCOLM X (PG): Denzel Washington stars in filmmaker Cest Noel at concert PICKERING - The sounds of Christmas will fill the East Shore Community Centre Sunday during a performance by the Pickering Concert Band. C'est Noel (It is Christmas) will be hosted by the South Pickering Seniors Club at the Seniors' Activity Centre located within the com- munity centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. The musical celebration begins at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 13 and all are invited. The event is sponsored by Massey's Restaurant. Admission is a donation of a non-perishable food item for the com- munity food bank. 13 L w4m`!• DOWNTOWN HOBBIES OLD FAVORITES BOOK SHOP 13210Y. 7 PtcKERtNG, 0141T (GREEN RNER) 10 KIM BAST OF tutor. u (AIARKNAM RD.) OPEN MON. TO SUN. 11 AM - 6 PM 294-3865 E5015% ' OFFI _ WM7WERS �l.•l� . r PLASTIC KITS nOpEl � ' TWO DAYS ONLY SAT. DEC. 12TH, SUN. DEC. 13TH BRUNCH WITH SAN Duritg *0 tltt R 11 of oaoa.tear BRING YOUR FAMILY :FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH During December and we'll take your picture with Santa. ALL YOU CAN EAT ADULTS $80, CHILDREN under 10 yrs. $10 00 ° ° o NEW ° ' ' YEAR'S EVE 00 PARTY! .D.J. Dancing, 418` Dinner Packagey s` :Come Celebrate with Us! Reservations 1550 Kingston Rd. Recommended Pickering 420-5366 (First Pickering Place) Spike Lee's three-hour epic of the political/religious leader known as Malcolm X. The fascinating life of this charismatic leader is based on the book The Autobiog- raphy of Malcolm X as told to Alex Haley. PASSENGER 57 (AA): Wes- ley Snipes stars in this action/adventure as a hero who battles a group of airline terror- ists. Also stars Bruce Payne. CONSENTING ADULTS (AA): Richard Parker (Kevin Kline) and his wife Priscilla (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio) thought they had it all — until they met their new neighbors. Dazzled by his new friends' PERSONAL ANALYSIS Provide your Given, .Middle and Surname. (as shown on birth certificate), and date of birth (month. day, year). For an analysis and 3 to 4 type -written Pages, send money order or certified cheque for S20- along with a self-addressed envelope to S. Hart 1200 London Road, Suite 204 Sarnia, Ontano N7S 1 P4 dft ar worry -free, fast -lane life, Richard A RIVER RUNS THROUGH is seduced into risking everything IT (PG): Robert Redford directs he values for a passion he can't this drama about two brothers, resist. 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Prices may very depending upon date of travel, accommodation selected and are per person based on double Prtoes st undo ot herwise stated. Terms and conditions apPlicable to these offerings are those detailed in the suppliers brochure(s). any aPPkable taxes, G.S.T., surcharges, and/or service charges. or any item of a personal nature, unless ®speCafied. This offer may not be valid in conjunction with any other tiscrount or incentive offered by either Sears Travel or its suppiier(s). TO TRA EF6 Travellleers shouldld be )nc. Any reproduction aware that different living without the and practices andconsent fSears Canada Inc. is d different standards and conditions with respect to the provision of utilities, services and accommodations may exist outside of Canada. Sears Canada Inc. d.b.a. Sears Travel Service Ont. Reg. No. 2264141. your money's worth...and more 2 .nL. �� �� ... �,9c+.'_ aP7/k" ern, ro�.:...a .. � �_`..___..:..,,,,.. x:.:. i .t �. Sr•�ca ...���� �'M►a a�..� �atefief #►�11M1><.11t�trttt� 11. dlti! _ • ;;_ �"_ �_ ._.. * _,.. . I'll — Mike Susko and Gerry McKenna guide the rock down the rink during one of the games in the Blue Light Zone Tankard at Annandale Curling Club on the weekend. Annandale's Bob Turcotte rink was the eventual winner of the event. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Annandale's TVrcotte rink Blue Light Tankard titlists St. nu c.ccn.1 ___.._ bpecwt to the News Advertiser AJAX-PICKERING - A full slate of 16 of the best men's teams in the area com- peted in the Blue Light Tankard Zone playdowns at the Annandale Curling Club Dec. 5 to 7. After two days of competi- tion, the Bob Turcotte rink from Annandale emerged vic- torious by defeating the John Brodterbood rink from Whitby to win the 'A' side tick. To advance to the zone final, the Turcotte rink had to Play three opponents to win the right to meet the Brotherhood rink for the championship. Tur- cotte beat the Claire Robinson rink from Oshawa, Paul Sut- ton's team from Whitby and Gord Norton's Annandale rink. The Bob Turcotte rink con- sists of vice Ian Robertson, Scott McPherson at second and Dan Balachorek leading. They will now advance to the region- al playdowns at the Lambton Curling Club Jan. 17 to 19. The zone playdowns, sanc- tioned Ontario Curling Associ- ation, represents the second step in the long road toward determining the rinks at the men's provincial champi- O D D Pickering resident Neil Har- rison, 43, participated in the TSN Skins Curling Game in Quebec City Dec. 5 and 6. Har- rison plays at the lead position for the two-time world champi- on Ed 'The Wrench' Werenich rink. Werenich has now played in all seven TSN Skins Games and has total winnings of $122,300. This year, Werenich and company ended up with $21,700 of the total purse put UP by McCain Foods. The big winner, though, was the Russ Howard rink from Penetan- guishene which took home $37,300 and a guaranteed spot in next year's event. ova The entries for the 88th annual and last Canada Life Trophy Bonspiel closed yester- day. Dec. 10. The 'spiel takes Place in 28 Metro -area curling clubs between Jan. 9 to 16 with the finals hosted by the Donel- da Club. The bonspiel is older than football's Grey Cup, and activ- ities are going on behind the scenes to keep the event going for years to come, although with a new sponsor. Second period lull spells disaster for Jr. ax Axemen AJAX - It was a nightmare on Centennial Roadfor the Ajax ane Axemen Tuesday night. AMEN At least, the second period "JL JummaDOWN" CLM was something akin to a disaster for the Central Junior 'A' Axe- mare got the hook after the sixth men who gave up six Lindsay Lindsay goal in favor of Bruce goals in the frame. Beechener who got beat for one The result was an unsavory 7- more Bears' marker. 4 loss to the Lindsay Bears at the If there was a positive sign for Ajax Community Centre arena. the Axemen it was the perfor- The defeat drops the Axe- mance of Kevin Hill who men's league record to five wins, notched the hattrick for Ajax. 14 losses and four ties for 14 Brian Anstey scored the other points. Ajax is six points behind Axemen goal. the sixth-place Orillia Terriers in The Bears outshot Ajax 40-30. the league's eastern division J D standings. AXE FAX: The Axemen have a The Axemen came back from special treat for those attending a 3-0 deficit with two goals in the team's next home game the early going of the second against the Markham Waxers at period. However, Lindsay reeled the Ajax Community Centre off three more markers, including Arena on Tuesday, Dec. 15. It's a shorthanded goal, to put a lock Pizza Hut Night, with lots of on the victory. draws for large pizzas that Ajax goaltender Mike Belle- evening. Warriors return with crown from U.S. indoor soccer tournament AJAX - The Ajax Warriors Lennox Drum under -11 boys' team cap- tured the recent Sportsplex Indoor Soccer Thanksgiving Tournament in North Tonawanda, New York. The Warriors sailed through the preliminary rounds by defeaing Lake Erie Tornadoes 9-0, North Tonawanda All -Stars 9-0, Welland 5- 3 and Erie, Pennsylvania 10-0. In the semi-finals, the Warriors defeated Grand Island, New York 7-1 to move into the championship final. While the play to this point was a cakewalk for the Ajacians, the final was another matter. The Ajax Warriors met up again with Welland and it was a battle rright to the end. The teams played to a 4-4 at the end of regulation time. Withonly 10 seconds played in overtime, Tayo Akinbiyi scored for Ajax to give the Warriors the game and the title. The Warriors racked up six wins against no losses in the tow7m- ment. Meanwhile, they scored 45 goals and allowed only eight. Scoring in the tourney for Ajax were Jonathan Friel with 14 goals, John Reid eight, Adam Grayer seven, Tayo Akinbiyi seven, Daniel Brown three, J.D. Murphy, Kirk Reid and Jonathan Carter all with two goals. Standouts on defence were Tyler McGregor and Aaron Chinn as well as goalkeeper Jamas McLeggon wbo had throe shutouts to his Bantam oar ups spark Raiders in 202 craw AJAX -PIC KERING - The Apx-ftkeMg 'AAA' midget Raiders hockey team baled Whitby to a 2-2 tie in recent Eastern Ontario league action. Bantam 'AAA' call-up Tim Watt scored in the second period assisted by West Edwards and Ken McDonald, who are also call-ups. Whitby scored soon after on the powerplay and went ahead on a goal of a breakaway with seven sec- onds left in the period. David Grenke's third -period goal tied it up for M� the Raiders with assists to Dave Duerden and Grant Hull, anotltex call-up. Raiders' coach Lionel Ingleton was pleased with the play of the bantam call-ups. Thar atdtusiasm added energy to the Ajax -Pickering offence. --,Call us'-w#h, 7 -7 ' res 683-5110 "`� or fax us at b83-7363 Ajax ringetfe juniors take two wins AJAX - The Ajax Home Hardware junior 'B' ringette team captured a pair of wins in recent league play. The Ajacians posted a 4-1 win over Whitby. Michelle Cooper led the attack with a two -goal game. Amber Kuciks and Brenda McBride netted singles. McBride, Kuciks and Car- olyn Frizzle had assists. Toni Kyle was a stand -out in goal for Ajax. Kim McIn- tosh was solid on defence. The Ajax juniors also out - hustled Markham to cam a 5-3 victory. Laura Hampton paced Ajax with two goals, followed by Heather Walker, McBride and Cooper with singles. Assisting were Toni Klyne with three, Jackie Deschenes, McBride, Kuciks and Hamp- ton with one each. Kuciks, Michelle Brad - stock and Tara Standen all had good defensive efforts. Lisa Surcon tended the goal. Silver medalists PICKERING - The Picker- ing Donut World novice `B' ringeue team finished as final- ists at the recent Nepean tour- nament. Playing a strong team fmm Cumberland, the Pickering novices kept it close through the second period, before Cumberland moved ahead to take the gold medal with a 9-4 win. Christine Axe scared throe goals for Pickering in the final, while Melanie Curran netted the other marker. Assists Civel- lo, Jenna �Clements and Court- ney Puddisaer. All Pickering players turned in strong efforts ID earn the Brava modal played Cumber- land in the first game and dropped a 10-2 decisiom by a strong Mft- mom by gmbmkr Melim NbW n�onsowed an 8- 0 over AlPiidwring went a• to defeat Beaconsfield, Quebec in the third game by a 9-2 to advarntx ID the tial. 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Also long -gone is the austere, clinical look which bathrooms tended to have in the past. Today's accessories and fixtures come in a variety of rich, flamboyant colors -- like burgundy, deep teal, green and black. 4 Tft ME-Wi ADVZW1171$811t FRIDAY- DECEMBER 11,1"2 -PAGE 23 1J 11:41M ve MUTUAL FUNDS HELP MAXIMIZE RETURNS, MINIMIZE RISK By the mid-1990s, it is estimated that mutual funds will have a collective to create a capital base - generally S50 million people could achieve with their own portfolios. aggregate asset value of about $186 billion. That's triple their or more, in. the case of larger funds - which is used to buy a (Just consider that a typical, RRSP-eligible, current value, and nine times their value only portfolio of securities. This is managed by expert professionals who Canadian equity fund may hold shares in 25 five years ago. In this, the second of a four- are responsible for obtaining the best companies, representing over a dozen industry part series, we took at why mutual funds are possible return on the fund's assets. groups.) And what if you want to diversify in one of today's hottest investments. The result is that, markets outside of Canada? Practically Imagine for a moment that you have a rich on average, a mutual fund will almost always provide a better return on speaking, it's impossible - unless you invest in a U.S., Japanese, or international uncle - a professional investor, with several million dollars worth investment that you could achieve on your fund. Mutual funds are also a must for would-be of stocks, bonds, and other securities in his portfolio. own. Why? Simply because professional managers have investors in bonds, mortgages, or money - Now let's say that you have $5,000 to invest, but little understanding of investment more time, resources, and expertise necessary to find the best investment market instruments. After al:, how many people have enough capital to invest in a single markets. Given a choice, would you rather invest the opportunities. And because a mutual fund's portfolio is large enough to be spread out over 550,000 mortgage - much less a number of money on your own, or ask your uncle to add it to his portfolio, and many different securities, you have a mortgages carrying different interest rates and maturity dates? (Keep in mind that such share proportionally in his investment returns? Certainly, you'd have a statistically better chance of gain, and a reduced risk of loss from diversification is essential in times of changing much better chance of success with your uncle. any single investment. interest rates). With a mortgage fund, however, Not only would you benefit from his proven expertise in The extent of this "spreading out", or you can invest in a rtfolio thousands of mortgages -all for selecting investments, but your money would be effectively diversification, depends on the type of fund. as smalling an investment as S50, spread out - or diversified - over a wide range of different For example, balanced funds (as well as the "asset The fact is that mutual funds provide a higher securities. So even if one of them declined in recently introduced allocation" funds) generally level of diversification than dust about any value, the overall effect on ,your investment provide the highest degree of diversification, with holdings that include other type of investment available. Consider, would be minimal. It sounds ideal. But what if don't have stocks (or "equities"). bonds, Treasury bills, too, the benefits of professional management, and you can see why these funds are now so you a rich, market -wise uncle? Simple. Just invest in fund. and other investment. Equity funds are less diversified, since they popular Still, it's worth remembering a mutual With a mutual fund, concentrate on shares of publicly -traded that mutual funds are not all the same. We'll see why in your money is pooled with resources of thousands investors companies. But these funds still provide a part three of this series. of other higher degree of diversification that most 100 Westney Rd. CANMA 427-4771 Run Canada Trust %a4 lnelFittlallor DONNA COLBY FIRST TIME BUYERS Sales Representative $6,000down, carries 5965.00 month. Doll's house, move -in condition. New ceramic bath, new 12'x24' deck, large 60'x11(Y fenced lot. Detached garage. Basement has walkout. Bruce or Donna Colby 4274771. COUNTRY LIFE TREED 75'X185' LOT $189,000. 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Now you can be a part of it with this opportunity for an: A CCO H N T INS CLERK part-time Reporting to the Senior Accountant, you will work 25 hours per week sorting and distributing incoming department mail, reviewing expense reports for accuracy, and reconciling bank statements and cheques for travel accounts. As well, you will maintain a filing system, and verify, code and calculate expense reports and rapidrafts. You hold a Grade 12 diploma complemented by accounting courses and one to two years of practical, computerized accounting experience. An attention to detail, good data entry skills and a working knowledge of Lotus 1-2-3 make you the ideal candidate. In return, you will enjoy a competitive salary and comprehensive 120 Office Help benefits. To apply, please forward a resume, by December 18, 1992, to: Ms. C. Nlilnes, C.H.R.P., ManaRer, Human Resources, BOOKKEEPER e,rpenenced pllydlre Frederick, Court, R+ contract was. pan time to full, 575 Granite PlckerinOntario time, through knowledge of L I W 3W8 or Fax (416) 420-5430 NeivViem, car essennai. $12- $19 Resume to Bookkeeper Box 2 Pkkering, Ont LtY Purdue 284.(1 (12 1794 IF La 45 and . Frederick recently you �. over been laid ort. YOU may quatty for training assistance. DiPrCERT• Lotus, Wordperlect, 0-tw, word. accpac. Dedforo. autocad. Ventura, pagertaker, Harvard. Corel, Computer- Programming and Systems Analyst Cobol Pascal and C AM Macintosh, Durk Express, and Illustrator. Fina i assistance miiy be available for eligible students. Durham Business Carry AK Co". 427-3010. 220 For LOCa110n: 9h we sa", ` GOLF clubsat, Spalding. Coat. 1 60 Day Care 205 F�ewood wet. golfing package for right Warned hand shot Too many seats to list. Used once. $500. Telephone 7235496. (122092) WANTED - lust in Nanny, NNES 4 OKA Lumber Hardwood. - - - ---- ` IN this Christmas - I soft V 220 cles otrSale� PIANOSIGRANDFATHER CLOCKS - Pismo$, recti to own. aw. sire, upright, grid, dig". keyboards. CLOCKS - free delivery and set up. Call Telsp and take advantage of our Christmas Specials. 4331491. ANTIQUES - 9 pest. Duncan Phyllis. 51575., Irurlk. M. cop- per boiler $45; parlour table. or ECE. 1.2 years experience, x12-. 560. 4 x8 X16". 565, cry per- -- 557; on table. 535; air con references, driver, non smoker. Soh wood 4'x8'x12' available, aortal Will"CIOn d antique silver 220 Articles 2A0 AMCles 5145: lawnmower, $45; golf 50 hrs. per week, light S40' Dom• 705.277.3381, sm.. lewelleries from Afghanistan, 2 For Sale LLL For Sale dam. $45; dresses s45. 430} housekeeping, start Feb. 93. 013446665. (TF) Iraq and USSR. Private or 2650. (121792) Hwy a2/Nhstney Rd. Call Even. BROOKLYN Firewood dealers. Lite me a cal. 619- lips 70080 p.m. 427.7453. seasonstd hardwood and 2059. Also a set d white tr '� aoftwroo0, 12 and 16'. Kindling and stow in A• 1 concision. good 165 Day Care available. Softwood, $45 oer for $330. Mattress and box Available face cord. Pick uv sat. and Sun. ging, like new, both $50. 655.8797- (122792) HAYYOND Oman it ..n. rsanot rt open" Wr [us or speaners), last or rine good W cirri quality daycare. Hot21 O Flea Market sounding models, must sea. Inches and nutritious snacks $1700 o.b.o. Kenmore provided. Indoor, outdoor Dishwasher. $100. navy couch. activities. AN ages welcomed. FIREPLACE - woodstove insert $100. Car Andrew. 430.2191. with autona0c fan BBQ grate 121 SNOWOGARD - Crazy Banana with new Kemper bindings, as- king 5250. Tw420.9501.(1216M 421. (121682) ALL household conterim, dining room set, freezer. two piece bed chesterfield, stereo components, wall unit, two desks. portable washocidryer. office equipment. Etc. Call 420- 8184.(121692) Cindy. area 420.6589, $100 o.b.o. 839-2787 Iwo ( 5liPh - meesage. (121392) AJAX Pickering A(lpiances - no 235 Christmas 235 chrfStmaS 235 Christmas RELIABLE daycare available. soup paw Pmt oea (s. le) g"iO1�° offer on itid. Fury Trees Trees Trees AN apes weloome0 427.2496 tr guaranteed reconditioned Good box spring and mattress. appiancces. Come make us a AJAX/PICKERING -cul your - NEAR Weeiriey Heights Public HOW board and toot board. As- deal. 427.6784. 467 Wstney own tree. Pine. spruce and bill- Schod - ful time ( 3 and king 5260 CaN Ape ore arhyterw, 686 no. S. Alas. (TF) earn ft. Also pre-cuts. cost 3 G busins" fl-fdletp W acfhool aped. Luncfhes before 0196. (121 69Z rtdes north d 401 on Brock Rd., CHOM AND CUT CHRISTMAS TREES 260 Aft & Crafts keeping up with demand. For ars after school. Quiet aesowc REFRIDGERATOR - frost free, tum east on Taunton. just one tceretbl oortdsion. Ili Car mile. Free clot ciderand hot kllarmr4ort, send SASE. Io fancied yard, ran smoket. 683 //�%� Articles e3-,-31:,w,. 220 The best selection of Scotch Pine and Spruce. Whitbya Ict �3dayspervuesk• caNin the Ofilliffaiwist X7280.(t and upholstery.it R.J.U. Installations. P.O. Bat 1 26. (121092) For Sale 63930 . (t21f chocolate. bring gout own saw. 290 Avg • S. H a I Tree Fifittt1 QRS Ceramics. finished or Aiax. Open everyday, 9.5 p.m. Apo, Ont. LIS 7H2 (12119Q) ELECTROLUX Vacuums - 71.1 - 11 wNITES Rd/Hwy 92 - babysk- OAKAMIE tables. Chairs. beds shampoo", here's the deal! LOCa110n: 9h we sa", ` ' EXPERIENCED Sewing trip available lin my hone. Calamfurnnure PART time housecleaner$ Machine operator needed for Rea. 637-7810. (121192) and - hand- From M monthly. O.A.C., first 1� by 260 Aft & Crafts Hwy, 12 noM bila little, few great II Get started today. Car 430-0738 (121592) Whitbya Ict �3dayspervuesk• caNin the Ofilliffaiwist X7280.(t and upholstery.it EXPFJr�ICEDcareyiw. gds payment April 1999. 5 year ones owluOntario's �lquaMpfar warranty. free pick up and �� QRS Ceramics. finished or turn left 4 km bFarm. 01.0wharn Rd. 23 LIVED in nanny wanted, Oniverls License a must Cal 12&8642 after 7 p.m (12159b TAXI drivers and dispatchers TLC in her home. Kings Gree/ Harwood area. Crafts. outings, lowest pries. E 9. 5' pine liar- on his• service or vest table, !345. Oak buffm and fgxtkL Esiimalm Jan Sullivan, y reen*are for sale. Also silk flotxpr anargeel�. 686.0908. north b !Illi IMIB, aim ri L DAYBED -oak frame with brass warbled. 831-2160. (12139b nutritious lunches. Babies; hutch, $875; finished in your 6867840• (121592) cal care of children including 4 lath b Fern. Argcles 230 Pill tatuple mciuired irmodiaWy for 130 htlelCpml9. Tracey. 427-2295. Nair cake 965WO KING.TRADiCARPET - I have sevei 1000 TIONAL WOODWORKING. 280 Lost a Found n fKr,l6 and $lids. Vet checked and dewormed. For more �� expKcamploof le �� � sm Ag�Is � ria just a daycare. but a child on4ctmeru yards d star>nr�.r and f cKEY Card Set, rare 1968- 1W% nylon cages WB do hvYg � hot apartment in . Good Ism $Wry and Cal Jeff OUTSIDE travel representatives for Toronto centre. Dail walks. nutritious meals, N. 216 card O-PEE-CHEE sig. rooms and hall for 5380. In- In mint shape. Seriourb oc((ee• eludes LOST south lack cal has ripped right ear. Answers to Elly �n d d Chtisttne6. wanted in my homes, John Body area. For 3 children, 2 school 800,its. progressive Grenn, 229-9800, ext. 820. required ssivoroto (1215612) area trawl agency. Good coal Bary childhood education condkare carpet. tors T pad, and e1ea1O1e �9B iristaNation. (30 yards). Stew, name of Burt. Children wry 416-852-5227 pyntinp, anything. Call Carl o condition. 526. Telephone 721- ,pari, 427-2856. (TF) mission structure, seniors START your stn Iwsinses. Set welcome. Call 416-969.0530. your own income. Sell products holder and mother. Bring your children for a visit during our Christmas OPEN HOUSE (t2 ) 789.2068. (TF) CARPET - low cost. High qualit SALE new and used frost free upset. Reward. 686.0270. 290 Pets -Supplies - OBOE. Oshawa (Oshawa). ( 21192) that help people look good and y 160 pa Care y. conVen'ent shop at ) coin washers and IM them be the jam• Sat. Dec. hoar- with discount warehouse s Boardlnq few great II Get started today. Car 430-0738 (121592) Wanted 12, 11 am..2 p.m. 810 Douglas pricing. Saxony carpet installed for apartment u If it . Stephenson'$ Furniture BEAGLE PxP th ' 4 rrrontf JOBS In HaYVAII - reCOf1>afuCtlOn LIVED in nanny wanted, Ave. Picker' North side door . $1 1.99/$ Pickering ( ) q.yd. Please call 42041278. (121192) cdlect, 605.1990. (1227921 and Appliances, 227 Court St. old, role, fo shots. Twepfhas s for mese information, 72541685, from Hurricane Inrci now in Canadian Olsen• expononood with reterenc�es, ran smoker, to- DAYBED -oak frame with brass Oshawa. 576.7448. (1217921 progress. 516-929-0341 ext. C90. (1211 Q2) cal care of children including 1 70 Employment trim incudes extra mattress and Argcles 230 ONE whale to y poodle. 7 weeks �• ttR light household duties and Wanted trundle, Pub out to IGrg Size bed Bedding Wanted $lids. Vet checked and dewormed. For more ASSISTANT superiniondant couple required for high rise meak. 448-5965 anytime days, 721-9733 eller 6 p.m. (121192) ensemble Included. (Lotus Blossom Pnnq. information, call 404-0821. apartment in . Good EXPERIENCED daycare YEN with (rucks will do Excellent condition. $495. o.b.o. household moves, clean up Automatic cryer, Westinghouse, WANTED - stoves, fridges, washer and dryers, working or BERGENHLL Kennels - toys and benefits Must have experfence. Please call 686- wanted in my homes, John Body area. For 3 children, 2 school jobs, odd )obs, decorating. needs new element, running not. Ako warded, pickup truck and miniature poodles, needled, vet cis' Phone 0845 between 800-4�0 p.m aped, rwenthces. Phone alter pyntinp, anything. Call Carl o condition. 526. Telephone 721- ,pari, 427-2856. (TF) (newer than 1978). Call Pickering, 4248833. (TFALLI 277.2463, will hold for will for 6�Op.m. 420-8272 (1213821 OBOE. Oshawa (Oshawa). ( 21192) Christmas. (121792) . weer!... - - _ . _-. _ ... � ..� . - . 7►: w�.-..r- • _ .UiT�R7e7T'.' _' - - - - - v. ...... : _-117�� ae�` -- "L ' III 1�FIE�Y�+AtDWDI'i'IS I IDAM, DRCY.IIIi ll: lMlyt ARU 235 Trees 235 T� 235 C'>IrlsT s 400 R 400 ent 400 "�0F ; 420 T6* h6 m 500 H°inns For Sale SPA CHRISTMAS TREES Cut Your Own or Precut Spruce & Pine WHITBY - Thkklon Ad. Exit off 401 North 5 fWb@ 10 Conlin Rd, than East 1 MIS OR 2 Innen Wal of Durham CoMpo Open Daily 9 am. to 0 P nl BOWWWVILLE - Waverley Rd. Exh old 401 North t0 nibs on Durham 57. Open DsI1y 9 &m - 5 pm TREES - 610 -'22, Inc. G.S.T. TREE BALING - CONLIN RD. 4.00 NO CHARGE 110N, - FRL Come see our Christmas Display, Lit up with thousands of Lights! WATSON TREE FARMS PHONE 263-8858 Flee Candy Canes for Kids FREE Pine boughs and cones 250 Garagenrard 250 GarageNard 340 Automobiles Sales Sales For Sale MOVING SALE - (indoor) 62 Griffiths Dr., Ajax Dec. 12, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Oak china cabinet t oak entertainment centre, fish aquarium, dryer, children's toys & a lot more. For inquiries call 686-3376. The EASY way to BUY or SELL your car With AUTO FINDER 697-2845 260 Arts & Crafts 260 Arts & Crafts 260 Arts & Crafts �J PICKERING'S NEWEST INDOOR FLEA IiiIII MARKET, GARAGE SALE AND CRAFT i SHOW ALL UNDER ONE ROOF Antiques, collectibles, toys, ceramics, clothes, sports cards, hand crafts and many, many more. Save up to 50% EVERY SAT. & SUN. 1211 Kingston Rd. (W. of Liverpool, South Side of Hwy. 2) Vendors Welcome. Book your booth now. 686-0006 CRAFT SALE SAT., DEC. 12, 10:00 A.M. - 4 P.M. 18 GEORGE ST., AJAX Finish your Christmas Shopping at our Craft & Gilt Sale. Dolls, Clowns, decorations, gift baskets, ceramics, T-shirts and more. 400 Apartments For Rent PICKERING - one bedroom basement. separate entrance. shared laundry, firstilast. references required. Utilities included, available mrrakf ately. $600 monthly. Cal 837-19W or 282-9649.(121792) OSHAWA two bedroom apart - CRAFT SALE merits for rent, available ely. LaundryfrSAT., DEC. 12, 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. on Promises. Two bedroom, mnthly. ache 1577 DELLBROOK AVE., PICKERING aparOtment. $395 binclusi e. Christmas Gifts, Decorations %Orrs. S50 -M weekly. Cal 579-3583 or 728-9345. Also 00 AutomobileAutomobiles garage for rent. (TF) For Sales 304 For Sale FOR Christmas - rent Ire, until Jan- 1,'93. Ajax one bedroom 1991 C h e v Cavalier Z24, TWO Yugo s 88 for the price of basement apartment, available 49.000kms., V6, auto. air con., one. S500 o.b.o Suitable for Imo' 'X*ty- laundry facilities, tilt, cruise, power windows and parts or one, driveable Yugo. In'dple• st-- Private entrance, Irks, black. Dean Watson 839.5450 (121392) parking. $660 monthly includes Dodge 416852.3313. (121392) ---- - - -_ _ utJities. Cali Michael, 282-5754, 1990 Honda Accord EXR. white.Auto 305 mob.:es 9 am --5 p.m. 660-0961 after 6. loaded, auto, new tires, 3 year Wanted TWO bedroom in quiet dean a warranty translerable. $13,750. ilex, north Oshawa Clew to as Cal Super Mano al 434 -or, 5222- CASH paid for good. clean cam amenities. fndge. stove, parking, o trucks. Also assist n payon bakmny, laundry faciidies, 6700 INS Ford Tempo, 4 doauto, liens and encumbrances. 428- -hydro. Available, Jan. 1 or Feb. air, stereo, excellent Condition. 8795 or 587-7982. (122092) 1. 723-1912.(12119Z $4250. Call 427-9383.(121392) Trucks For BEAUTIFUL brand new bail 19" Jeep Laredo. d wheal 31 0 merit apartment, two bedrooms, drive, loaded, well locked cher. Sale near Go. Private entrance 4 door. earthed. ail. Stia00. Cal 1995 Ford F150. exnded tecab. kitchen and washroom, a/c.,, 7280817. (121192) 132,000 kms., box liner and cap, available immediately. Non 1997 Honda Aocodx LX, only many y now parts. Please cal 5765530, smoker, no mea. 427.1779. 76.000 kms., excellent WHTBY - two bedroom in high condition, new brakes and 1983 S-10 Pick, . automatic, bMwnwd. Walt to Ga fridge. exhaust- Ps., Pb.. cruse, trent V6, power steering, power slow. parking, 5625 i duaiwe SOIL 37600.(705) 8780910 anal brakes, body in excellent Immediately. 509-2091, No 6 or lea" message, (121392) condition. Certified, long boli. dopa. (121392) 191117 Hyundai Excel. 728-0817.,21 4 , door, ( �) SOUTH Ajax - 3 bedroom «e o� asking 360 upstairs. bungalow. Shared 58 Cal 639-16days a Snowmobiles handily facialis. utli)es eats evenings. (121392) $850 monthly. 686-5519. 1996 Celebrity, V8, 4 dor, extra 1975 Yamaha 440 with 19W NEWLY fksshed cite bodreom. clean. oripnal paint, atm tan -cooled refoulk moo. Good bright basement apartment. air conditioned, new tires, shape, very f -L Asking 5650 POVO" tau ft. $625. k►ilkin brakes certified. CAN 728.0617. o-b.o. Cal Stewart, 965-9039. included. Available irmadslely. 1996 Sufd*d LE_ two door, ex- Apartment$ 619-0519.(12109M tra dean, 130.000kme.. air. 400 AJAX - Oxford Tower. 2 and 3 - certkaed Cau For Rent bed,00m anartm>snex Available AJAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-$819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. Excellent location Parking available f� �j� Well-marnairted Organized i Outside budding Free bus service to grocery store every TuesdaWakingdistanceto ShoWV (drug stare. bards) Owe & two beaYoom apanmenle SOUTH END HI -RISE 822 GLEN, OSHAWA Large & clean sures. bedroom !rom S55C 2 bedroom from $625. Suitable avallabtilty. Irtcl(;de5 heat, cable, parking, good CHRIS one bedroom and TAUNTON Terrace • 100 Taun- REDUCE 0 - $127.900 - 3 bachelor apartment, north ton Rd. E. Oshawa -3 bedroom Oshawa, available immediately. townhouses available in clean, bedroom brick, two store y. $580 and $435 monthly. First rvel maintained family complex. detached garage, fireplace, month's rent free. Also very prat- 3 appliances, full basement, hardwood floors, new furnace, ry 3 bedroom bungalow Irem walkout from basement to patio- Immediate possession. No o sale. SomvrwervAb St prem From $807 plus hydro. For ap. St. pen agents. 15 Arlington Ave. 432 - POntment to view please call House Sat. 12mervin 0 P. 436 3363-021792) -3346 anytime. (12159z) 9153. (121192) BROKER has $10.000 to lend at PICKERING -bright one ROOMS To 430 $147 per month. Contac Jerry bedroom basement apartment, Rent a , 668-6805. Community Finan - private entrance. parking, 4 tial Services. (TF) appliances, available AJAX - Wesiney Heights - fur- -IMAKEusanoffer'- 10 Plough - immediately. 267-6720 or 839. nished room in a quiet home. man Dr. Ajax, $189,900. 2693. (121392) Share kitchen and laundry Spacious, comfortable 3 facilities. -non smoker. $85 OSHAWA - one bedroom apan- weekly. 428-9114 (leave bedroom home, in quiet mens for rent in older budding message). (121692) neighbourhood, newly painted 304 Sincoe 51. S. $420 monthly - - --- - --- - - and and carpe ted. Call Jule. 736 Plus hydro. Available AJAX - large friendly home, s days or 428-9379 immediately. Call Stephen, 571- single room, NON DRINKER, evenings. (121592) 3229. ('2'792) kit per "veer cordes use of kitchen, O Townhouses air conditioning, PICKERING - 'excellent laundry. Call Pat, 427-7113. location- s1 1 5� For Sale unning three bedroom, main floor apartment, HWY 82 and Liverpool - room In $1000 monthly or 1 bedroom house, share kitchen and 4pce. basement, $600 monthly, bath with Iwo others. $310 separate entrance. utilities. monthly. inclusive 837-2256. laundry, steps to GO. 420.2104. BRIGHT room overlooking PICKERING bright fully salt Rouge Valley/ravine. Park ng, contained street level laundry, share cooking and apartment, walkout to deck and recreation area Pool table, non backyard. All apps nc,,. Dixie smoker preferred. $85 per weak and Hwy 02. $700 monthly. 420- 509-1861 (121192) 9308-1121692) WESTNEY Heights - furnished PICKERING - Rosebank area, room on separate level in family large bright above ground one home. Private 3 pee. cable TV. bedroom basement. fun bath, own Irldge Employed, non walkout to patio. drapes, smoker, $350 Flrst.last. 683- PICKERING - one room broadloom, suiable for mature 0928. (121192) unfurrleh4i ornate 4 tee bath. ark ^ laundry. D g. y. etc Steps adults. No pets. Call 509-2050. AJAX - Harwood and 401. share to, two !am"Ies Separate WHITBY OSHAWA -lip bedroom apart. kitchen, bath and laundry entrance. 2 bedmonhs, central large. bright, t bdrm 2 level ment in triplex, laundry, 1411011105 With two others m quilt appliances, flrepiace. arge PICKERING &ort and Hwy appliances, parking included_ friendly home Parking, non yard. pod. 5900 plus. Available basement apt , own en Available immediately or Dec. smoker, $350 month y , mimed ate,y 640 7430 trance, carpet. til . 4 -pc 15 Near Shopping and 1 inclusive 269590 1121392) .now exhaust, now dIi1250 Coimn50 monthly. First and last. 428- o.b.o. Call 420.0057. (12139-L al 9668 ( ) 2834. (121692) Dath, (ridge, ove, share st ransportation, $695 monthly IN new none room for rent, 1980 Cutlass Supreme COZY one bedroom apartment, PICKERING - one bedroom 'aUndfy, $695 per mo in- Plus hydro. Call 428 1397. 5325 •-rpntnly Share all facilities :05. V8, auto, many new pans. Plus utilities. Call 432-3554 entrance, $550 monthly, first eludes utilities & cable Ref- HOuseS For and motes work.ng adult only 9137 after 6 p.m. (121192) APARTMENT for rent n ease Picker- Pill- call 420.2327. (121692) ererlces required. No pets. 41 0 Rent - rst and asI '9qu�reC. Call 428 No credit check. Cars leased to store, free parking, utilities basement apartment, above 668-8142 Own. 1978.1984. 50 cars to inckidsd• Re1e11*0009 required• ground, private entrance, 4 9755 1121192) Choose from. 8887428, 725. Loans for $750 mottthty. call appliances, $625 mchusive. aM6pue. AJAX � 00 beoroon• •arge LARGE'urnished room for rent. 01,911! spacious bungalow,shd,e accomodation, quiet e appliances. good tenants only. Justafew minutes neighbourhool. $999 all from Downiown Dshawa 433 'elusive Call 427 2380 8831 (121.92) FURNISHED APT. OSHAWA near South GM, wo Pw,00-. R001il r -ant n quer none. ,V woocs'ove eaten anC JCR ncludped�,�. P,arking. Al. P,cker 9 V,Ilage. 98 kitchen. InOge. stove. large lit. Iona Rd, and shapnerd area. Church St. S., large. new. S69C per mprtth First and ast walk !o Rouge Vasey 5350 1urnlshed bachelor in 6. ava,Labie nrned,ateiy Phone rnor!-,y Phone 509-2932 after Plex. TV, laundry. own en. 436519601.25-8967 '72139Z 5p.m (T2t692) r7• parkrg, do.. to GO no PICKERING one bedroom Shared Peke apanmenl, sign living room. 454 ACcomm. 416-509-2038 pnvale entrance. 4 apoiances c p� or 416-284-161 8 r*n smoker available Jan t $675 - 12 ° -st and last. 839- AJAX •ema,e •o scare louse. %„ ,murk -ppm- run 00 18 (121592) of house. pose to all arronn es Smoking PICKERING SOUTH AW top floor of clear pertmrted. alarm system, $300 Large, 3 a bedroom bungalow garage. 2 regotabe 428-7!47 (121392) athr_uWe. Dorms t tFr Dat,, lageous new appkanoes, targe Ips $900 plus 23 PICKERING three tearoom of Frenchman's Bay, close utletes 284.1619 a 283• 8030 (121,92) nome --eoroom 'urntsm*d or PICKERING - one room o G0. 401 d sties =925 manlhly, AJAX d � Stoles- spat?ous hOufe unfurrleh4i ornate 4 tee bath. ark ^ laundry. D g. y. etc Steps bachelor apartment, private utilities �n� in Aided to, two !am"Ies Separate away 'rom Town Centre $395. bathroom, own entrance, work- only. rich smoker, noair. CalJohnkkcaten entrance. 2 bedmonhs, central Non smoker 839-9802 Padula at pes. uti Ieduded. Fist and ReSlax First Realty Ltd appliances, flrepiace. arge PICKERING &ort and Hwy 15 last. $11s'""''`la. so9 1132. 831-3300 yard. pod. 5900 plus. Available room al dear n townhouse - spacious two to Ajax Hospital,kitchen, to, air conditioning, am/fm bedroom basAfT1Bnt aPanni bodroorn, skiing room, 3 pee. smoker, available Jan. 1. $635. 427-4458. (121792) mimed ate,y 640 7430 Share lacasies and apps ONE and two bedroom merits available. Reasonab raters, all inclusive. Located south Oshawa. Close t acnook. shops and Grin Can between 9.9 p.m PICKERING - BrocfvDelbrock two bedroom basement apartment, full kschan, 4 pre bath, laundry facades. S67 monthly, available Jan. 1, 61 2114. (121592) AJAX - one bedroom basement apartment, triage and stove, 4 P0*. bath, separate entrance and parking. Fret and "1. $625 Of negotiable. UtAl as miuded- 619-2591.(121592) �F� Oedroornamazrg utilNies, cable, clean, bright, priate erxranw. Parking, ac. 6661668 Or 7568015. (121 592) AJAX - bright two bedroom basement i1P3 Mont. 3 pee. bath, 4 appliances. Separate entrance. dose 10 ail amen it" $650 monthly plus shared uliiieS. First and last. Phone SCOL 831-1527. (121 SM PICItER111G - shoo term, avad- able immediately until April• Cozy and carlfy bacholor apart- ment with freplaq. Includes laundry and utwbw Close to Go and 401. only $495. Cal Mary Klassen a1 420-0517. 0617.( 121) 728I ONE bedroom basement apart-.. 1. Quiet building, Pool. LARGE clean bright one sauna, dose to shopping, 401 bedroom sal -in kitchen with 1984 Chrysler 5th Avenue. auto, rtent available immwdiately. and Go. Approx. 5and $851. 750 ll full power ateerirtg bakes. BrodrJ401 area. ul lilies in. Call 4287260 ail 683 8�1 kxt. sky • `gyral Oshawa 263- 8809 or 5765677. (121392) windows. locks. trunk. good duded n reit. Sing le female 7� p.m. (122092) Condition. Charcoal grey with Prelemed, non smoking, ruo pets AJAX new oversized ne- tvwmanville fed interior. $2900. o.b.o. 839 Phone 4262073 or 37a2d1B. CEt, hwo bedroom apartment n base downRy town 7136 after 6. (121192) unN, downtown Bowmanville 1984 Pontiac Fiero, black earth AJAX south -dean and quill area Private large lot, ample ment d executive hone. super �bn' entrance. ro one bedroom basement parking private enirantce, wak- g� interior, holt kms., but too fff11efq /eY1(y carpeted, a Ing distance to schools and recces Pea $800 rtnrrthly, all inclusive. 683-8227. y chew pats b fol $2500 pipe. bath, eat -in kitchen and $6576 uti6 Cal certified. Call 623.9137 after 6 livng mom Shared =ry Std Sher AJAX -bright one bedroom 6 or P.M. (1211892) Available 1 $G00 atter 6 pm 5767016 or 579 9197.1121590 basement apartment, eat in 1993 ChairMalbu as is. $300. monthly. 427-3650. (121792) AJAX •apartment to rent dose 982 Firebird, needs body work PICKERING kitchen, separate entranoe, 4 aPplanaes. all inclusive. Non - spacious two to Ajax Hospital,kitchen, to, air conditioning, am/fm bedroom basAfT1Bnt aPanni bodroorn, skiing room, 3 pee. smoker, available Jan. 1. $635. 427-4458. (121792) cassette, 5600. Cal 428-1720• separate entrance, cable, shower, sauna, side entrance, AVAILABLE immediately 1993 Toyota Cake laundry,utilities included. Avail- parking, utilities included. 5600 in Oshawa. 639 Cubed St. Two .now exhaust, now dIi1250 Coimn50 monthly. First and last. 428- o.b.o. Call 420.0057. (12139-L al 9668 ( ) 2834. (121692) bedroom, $650 per month inclusive. First and last required, 1980 Cutlass Supreme COZY one bedroom apartment, PICKERING - one bedroom dose to bus and shopping. No Brougham, ps., pb., pw., air, south Oshawa, 5350 monthly basement, lull bath, separate Pets. Call 434-5811 or 430- :05. V8, auto, many new pans. Plus utilities. Call 432-3554 entrance, $550 monthly, first 0134. (TFALL) candled. $999 firm. Call 623. days. (121592) and last. Cable. After 6 p.m. OSHAWA one bedroom base 9137 after 6 p.m. (121192) APARTMENT for rent n ease Picker- Pill- call 420.2327. (121692) - mens apartment, with storage BANKRUPT Credit Problems, irg Village, two bedroom above AJAX - large one bedroom and separate entrance, cable. No credit check. Cars leased to store, free parking, utilities basement apartment, above utllill and air. FirsUlasL $175, Own. 1978.1984. 50 cars to inckidsd• Re1e11*0009 required• ground, private entrance, 4 non smoker. Available Choose from. 8887428, 725. Loans for $750 mottthty. call appliances, $625 mchusive. innedisrely. Can 404-8335. 1988 or 8063775. (TFALL) 421111-1=117.1121151111M Now. 428-3392 or 497-9620. (121792) iuWoes. apart' HOUSE for to", 4 bedroom, hvo 619-0 167 (1213912) le OSHAWA Iwo bedroom Storey. 2 ' 2 baths, man 'loor SHARE modern facilities m n aparimtent. 'ridge and Stove. In- family and laundry rooms. 4 clean three bedroom house, C dodos heat and hydro. Washer appliances. hrapiace. and c.a-c. private roomt near Town Centre, Cal and dryer facilities available, 51125 plus 2,3 utilities Ajax all ut,:It es nClideC $375 $600 first and last. Simoos,'Olive Really Ltd. 683.1811, Feb ' 93 monthly rt you are a tidy non area. 434-6311 (121592) smoking female, please can WHITBY -cozy three bedroom g OSHAWA large 1 and 2 bungalow ,n rmature area, one 4203734, :save message bedroom apartments. includes bath. 4 appliances. rec •oom, full AJAX share 2 bedroom base- s utwees and Laundry facilities, deck, great backyard. plaza, ment apartmert, close to al 9 $603-$658 monthly achposand bus close cry. Avail- amenities, utilities mauCeC References Edith. 4345222 or able Feb. 1 5900 plus. 666- Launory facilses. no pets, non 430-0339. 11213921 3794._if_ smoker. Cal or pave message, LARGE bright, attractive one BROOKLIN . beautul 4 427.3571, (112292) bedroom basement apartment, bedroom, v forced n --- separate entrance, fully «y large PICKERING home near Go - equipped kitchen, shared yard, attached garage, 5 share facilities, drive and ferteed WAXI y, perking, $680 monthly aPlosairoxil heat Paid• $1000 yard. Furnished room are 5285 including ulMies. First and fast, b farm rental. Gtl 839.6669 to $320 plus. Interested non Jan. 1. References, Cali Jen- after 4 p.m. (121 5W) smokers call Ken, 420-7347, nderHaddad. Tolomo,686,961 AJAX - modern detached 3 helererc"required. (127692) (h) 75148300 (off). (122092) bedroom house. 1 1.2 baths. 4 AJAX - BurchwiBayly - large OSHAWA - o1e bedrocM 5550 appliances. central air, central furnished room . S h a r e 0 apartment.and bachelor apartment. 5450. vac. fireplace. garage. fenced aocomlodations. available Dec. Avaisble Jan. 1. Second flop of Yard, deck, walk to Go, $1100 . 1. Call Lynn , 683-2306 a house, all kAdiies included, utlill Ralerermee. 423.3622. 455 Condos For newly rwlovaIM. no pea cal after 5 p.m. 7250796, (121392) 420 T�h R Rent OSHAWA -two bedroom entm THREE bedroom condo, all apartment, very good area, OSHAWA • three bedroom inclusive. $795 monthly, first dose toOshawa Centre. Clean townhouse, close to Oshawa and 'IM • Available Jan- t- IN building, fri w a and stove, Centre, schools, 4 Feb t 580 Mary SL NRMby, Parking• laundry facilNials. No available irmrdisiall 5800 7289499- (12150 pets. $675. Call 723.0742. ulgilies. Finished basement- PICKERING Tridel luxury two AJAX one bedroom basement 436-7799, leave message. bedroom Plus don. twlopoois, 24 apartment, 4 appliances, WHTBY - Varhstore Terrace. 3 hr. security, balcony, $1100 carpeting. ceramic. soparate bedroom lovmhousa, wank to monthly. Available rmrrrdiately, entrance, $650 per month, Go, $795 phHardwcod floors, SSr- SowLosahi 119 831.3300 0 i- ullflles nclyded• Availabls Jan• private yard, available 3330 ' (121192) 1. Non smoker, no pats. immadiatNy. Cal Rob ail me. MCLAUGHJN Square - three t Telephone, 4283194. (121392) 5988. (121592) bedroom cordo. stove. fridge, 1 AVAILABLE Jan. 1.- two parking space, car J OIE, Irwo and three bedroom Weclshore arca, large apartwash, - luxury condos. Beautiful POOI• sauna, exercise, $950ment for rent, large kitchen, property, qualify features. 6 Jan. utilities1.P included, Available livingarea with walkout, Jan. 1. Phone 728.3050. L appliances. air conditioned, from fireplace, cable, utilities $775 monthly. Rent to own and FlOrl� K included. 5800 monthly. 744- purchase options available. 7201 days or 839.1696 South east comer of Nash and 4 � Vacation Rentals evenings- (121392) Trulls Rd., Courtice. Open CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms, ONE bedroom basement House. Wed and Thum. 3-7 p.m. fully turn -shed, air con., mobil F apartment, across from GM Sunday, 1-4 p.m. For more homes. Heated pools, ho tub, North Plant, Irving room dining information, call Josephine tennis, $rear beaches and major room, kitchen, fridge, stove. Snider, 579.7505 or Paula attractions. Children welcome, R separate entrance, $403 plus Sheppard, 579.3052 at Homelrte photos- (Less than motel). 683 1 utilities. First and last, no Advantage Realty Ltd. Realtor, 5503. (010193) parking, no Pea. Cal colect, 433.4747. (TFALL) HOR1eS P 764-6667.(121792) PICKERING - Jan. 1. 3 540 For Sale PICKERING - two bedroom bedroom. 2 baths, Hwy 42 and W basement apartment, 1650 Glenanna. $975 monthly. MONEY maker 5 plexi brick C monthly, available rmi nedietley immaculate, dearated, excel- century type building, over wi Private entrance, non smoker lent condition, Peter Bristow, 33.000 per year Income. Is Preferred. Call anytime atter 5 Remax Renaissance RE. Ltd. or Separate metres, gas Iteat, al- cr P.M. 427.1788. (121792) 282.9849. (121592) ways rented. $202,000 as. Irl WHTBY . spacious large clean WHTES Rd/401 - immaculate 4 sumable mortgage. $228,900 M' asking. Cal Frank Milanovic 3 bedroom apartment in triplex• bedroom lownhome. 5 728-9414, Coldwell Banker private entrance, laundry aPP"nc", central air, rldoot RMR, Real Estate. (1217921 RI facilities. $775 plus utlises. Jan. Parking. sale, desirable area to I. Possession. Witty R.E., 683 61095 plus. 416.640.6675. Fax W your d today an 8681. (1210921 (121792) 579.2236 P. $90,900 - full price, no down payement, no qualifying, no gimmicks, Nice 3 bedroom north end townhouse. Call Rick Daniels now at Remax Summi, Realty. 668-3800.(+21392) 535 Lots For Sale TWO acre waterfront lots In 'own of Port Perry. Scenic vow. rnalule trees. Once n a life tarp opportunity. For more information, call Richard or Karen at 427-0390 or 428-2215. 540 Out -of -Town Properties DISTRESS Sae 120 acres Plus 1100 It. of waterfront. Close to Hwy 87 Beside Crown Land. Only $249 monthly- vendor win finance. Low down payment. Cal 428.7258 (12'792) 575 Money To Lend MONEY o•oolw v 7 -oars, des kens o� dat,o n,. C 0d,t arrangements, personal budget pilannrng, SS��rrnsh9e6 Stopped FREE CONSL I AT!ONS Credit Counselors (PC kenng- Oshawa).433-1425.ITT-) 580 Mortgage Insurance se MORTGAGF-LOANS 1st and 2nd io 95% of vakr Al Property types f ponw al baro Ouuik service and worovais Pnme rarer. CITYCAN FINANCIAL CORP. 671-2080 OSHAWA 686400 PICKERING MORTGAGES and loans. 95% fnancrp. down payment also an Any amount available. Cal Doug or Rist 6686005. Commul Firw+cW Services. FREEI appraisal program, MORGAGES BELOW BANK RATE, all types d Mongages, ahs applicants considered Cal Oshawa. 404.9933 or -or 619- 2655. Excel Financial. (TF) MORTGAGE SSS available, Purchase, refinance. debt 00"1506 'On, Call Julie. Entrust Financial Corp 445-1234. 615 Paralegal SAVE $50. UNCONTESTED DIVORCE '250 cau 428.6265 Also: Immigration Ins Offer expires Dec. 31 W 670 Personals -EXCLUSIVELY Singles' Dance an Sal. Dec. li 9 PAL aft the Port DarlNwolon Marine in Bowmanvile. mission i5.. dress code. no )earls, AN and unattached persons wsloome• (121192) JESUS says. earl the bird Iced the bind? Does your minister wee► giasam? The AirMig s he hired minister, Micah 3:11, "ah 56:10-12, John 10:11. int CampbalL 1-705.9539475. EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF bomates - Karon, Wendy and isi. For diaaeet information, W Karen, Box 670 -RD, eibwrti B.C. MY 7P4. Adults only pleasel (121792) SEXY - Brown - Fit - Goodbodyte imtess and Beauty Studios, pal' as you 9o• Step classes. 55.00, tanning $5 Chninstas Special. ecwm free haw conditioning reatment and style when you book a card of 10. Aso karate, yoga- massage. family specials. hone 839-F ITT. If 21192) ANT an interest free Gob aid? We'll send it to you shout questionl Your approval guaranteed regardless of edit history. For free ormation, write: Gold Card. 6 known Dr. Suite 184, Oshawa, Ont. L 1 J SL2. (121792) DE - Piclkering, to Whko's Rd YoungW&ncW by 8.30 am. d return. Share expenses, Phase phos 837.7907 after 7 M or weekonds, (121692) v a t . 167b Personals 670 PersonalsIrws LIVE t Phone Affairs s Stimulating onversation For Your Pleasure 1-800-387-8009 24 hrs. - No Callback NO LONG DISTANCE CHARGES 18+ Credit Card Only discreet Sincere Singfes I,, "�-- V qw A coofidesit "tat way to wleet dwt Sorwseme SPOL-101 VP This call could change your life. atassreer 420-2554 Ruth 149041-3e3.97r7 671t�e�si nal s 675 Companions U R FIT body tial -Ig and 'A Pr Orgy' body prOteCtror,Fimrduc-;ons T flexibles. Free consultation.S flexible Hours and rates. Michaei Muro30a�2679� or (H) 416-ZLER BE gentle to your shin, It has to last a ldetlme For the All Natural for Solution, send a S A.S.E. to singles. Dept As 1333 Thornton Rd S. 7544135 Oshawa. Ont -ii 8C4. BOUDOIR Photography spe pal gilt for the spi person. Portrait and glamor packages to fit all budgets. Photo calenders makeover available. Book now for Christmas. 420.9370, 680 Arno_%-ements 680 Arnourcemer t I NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE AJAX FRIENDSHIP CLUB You are cordially invited to an informal PRESENTATION (Monday, December 14/92 1-41 pm Friendship Centre. Ajax 700 Birthdays 700 Birthdays le J, n J, n J r J J i� to ' n Il ri.Mr 4 Happy 50"Birthday f Trevor jl�Keep on Swingln' fj f 1 Keep on Playin' / 1 J'] Keep on Singin' f; or Love, 1 f; Your Family A Friends ;; 710 Births 710 Births ITS A BOY! MASON - Helen & Phil proudly announce the birth of Justin, born Nov. 25/92 at 1:01 p.m. weighing 4 lbs., 7 oz. 4th grandchild of Art & Maureen Fowler & 2nd grandson of Ed Mason -& his wife Jean. Bateman - Duane and Andrea are pleased to announce the birth of thea beautiful daughter, Samantha Daisy. Born on Nov. 23, 1992, at 5:29 p.m. Samantha weighed in at 8 lbs. 13 ozs. Proud Grandparents are RW*n & Doreen Evans of Cobourg and Bob 9 June Bateman of Tweed, great-grandmother Daisy Bateman of Madoc. Special thanks to Dr. Stein and maternity staff o f Ajax/PicMring I have a Brother! n Denis and Janet Daviau and Adelle welcome with joy their precious son. David Paul, Nov. 12/92,5 lbs., 12 ozs. A miracle of God. Special thanks to Dr. Price and excellent nursing staff of Ajax Pickering Hospital ... yr ... ',•. t i, m Business Home Home Painting, Services Improvements Improvements Decorating ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. DO A" SABER Contracting - all usiness or personal. painti Icarpentry, additions, Reasonablerates. Also lessons available. Randy Timms. (416) Garage 3 yard dean -up I renovations, kitchens. bathrooms. home maintenance342.2279.(TF) Clean Windows emergency service, furniture Electrical ResidentialSnowremoval refinishing, Quality work Services Small moving jobs guaranteed. 15 years Pruning experience. 686-2915. (TFEFG) ELECTRICAL. Licensed,caD Quality workmanship and • Eavestrotlgh5 L. 436 X456 JOURNEYMAN electrician. specializing in service changes 6e,. Cleaning Service. Corrmerciab' industrial, rewiring, additions and vice at reasonable rates. Free esmates. Technical information available by Phare. 436-1613, DRYWALL7ceifi9ngs. renovations. All work g u—I-d, free estimates. Cal PROFESSIONAL painting and wallpapering, ering, One room or Chris or Mark. (1217921 Boardin 420-6320. (TFA) whole house, guaranteed lowest No _ rates. fob's too small. Quality Heating, textured HollSeCleanin g workmanship guaranteed. cal 43o-25%. Air Conditioning suspend (TFALL) NEWTONBROOI( Healing and 25 years experience. HELEN'S Home Services for reliable and professional arty Cleaning Service. Corrmerciab' industrial, Nell 619-0079housecleaning fully insured and Services maintenance contracts, susperWed heaters. bonded. Call Helen at 427-1041. +u.naces. balers, circulating _ _ – _ HONEST, hardworking retable MAGICIAN, clown, friends. foul motors, controls and chi liners. Phone 427-0096 TMS Painting fiefs 'eked person wilt do by the day. Rates, ��y to entertain for any age, or page 1-416.553.5733. 121592) VwVI Interior 245-265 Phone after 6 or ant occassion. Birthdays, r7 g p omotions, openings. & Exterjor anytime weekends. 576.4367. fundraisers. Magic shows are Handyman Moving, un/ Left Hep 6347057 or 726-8334 (TF) Workmanship Fast Storage - - dean Til service RABBIT wants work doing f QCB CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs. renovations and construction. Fast and clean profe:s8i6.', onal work guaranteed. CRAIG 913 420-0081 RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting & decorating. For estimate in Durham Region call Don at Home 668-8489 AJAX Moving Systems lull Improvements Ser - . n� and MOVING? will mow anything, /where, anytime. Man a cks for all types of vem. Best nstes,lfroo fmates 10% discount seniors. ti4o/ftr. i up ILII 571-0755 ARTISTIC Masonry specal¢- ng in fireplaces and chimney •eparrs. Works with bricks. pocks and stones of all kinds nae estimates. workmanship guaranteed- Call Rene Gervais. 666.4428.(TF1 EUROPEAN we specdst will 'enovate your bathroom or R11Cnen wags as cel as floor files 20 Piano specialists. tial rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes 0oo5.with move Call 427 (; HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS move big or small. we price them alll Piano moving specylsts Cal 432.2850. (TF) MAN with truck and/or men for at your moving needs. prices to �efersncs and experienc actC HOME Improvements and is your budget. Special rates for seniors starting at Mhr. Gine guaranteed. For free esbmasss, repairs Basements. ado -ons. pole a cal of 576.9533 (TFALL) D Dykstra. 725-4813 (TF) doors. decks. fences and trim. AI Streeter Wood Working. 436- MEN w,th large truck will 00 n HANDYMAN Quality Home 9Q07 (TF) household move, resdenoal, Renovations or Repairs. All COrrterdial. All types of moves, Types of electrical. plumbing, INTERIOR Renovation and Int- Call Carl or Jane. 427.2856 carpet drywall decorating, Prol apes with the ~.&I,-- etc Reasonable with On Quality n01 speed We take We„srK=. SMa ilobs wekorrrthe time to do it right L.A.S Phone 723-1469 anytime - Renovarons 839-2610 ask for (121392) Ron. (12159Z PENNCO Plumbing - kitchen ' \ QUALITY wok by tather and and washroom renovations. son team. Well experienced. repairs, commercial and hard working. Renovations, reudental. Guaranteed wo,k. additions. deco. etc Cal us for low CM. tree sstrrratss Senors a Iree ag.rnMe 571.1263 Bel or discount. Cog Bob. 439 -SM or Roo. Oallova (TFALL) t-416.551-617. ,121392) 11_ Magic Of children s panties and all occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie. 668-4932 TF) Plumbing Jwimelyman Plumber Ne pb too small - Fauorle. Showers, basement w45tyr oms. set ban, sic Any renovation or addioort Daytime 427-4174, Home 427-8809 Ask for Tom Licensed Plumber For quality work at reasonable prices. Call Ray at 282-7813 FREE ESTIMATES Pick/Scarborough Border Xl AD DEADLINES For Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 Sun. is 3 p.m day prior, but to ensure your ad gets in the day you room, please call 576-9232 ERRORS AND OMISSIONS ,r. ....._..,. rte. -Y•ME- y CAwCELUTEI- 376-03". 79di-7672 740 '" Memoriams HIM MIN., Mr. Bi/ O'Brien Its bwt No lams iia ya ii w DW, ww ya it su ■:lee m w rd, f h b Iwai d M (waw tthtfed 10 fossil 80 WACh, b Mlle. hm ■hill you coat/ 1 see yw in tam oradsoll, Ern IM thaw Ae ttw seat b � crag yo in' I elry hope owl ym tae hof wueh Allot Ars gam hoe prat/ you'd ba will M fry bun you Ages to blow I of wish you f*l Mia b go. AI ply hue, wlintly 740 In Memoriams N AEIgRWI Alatfandw, J"rine E� ethp,amew - away Deoomm 11th,1911. your end was any sllddei No inw to say You wm ppm Disom we fluked And only god knows why The things we fait so deeply BBut wee, your lalnyowdq you In a very speciN war Only those who have lost Are able to will The pain in our hearts At not saying brawdl A guider/ heart stopped beating Two busy hands at rest God brake our hearts to prow to Is He only Wates the best I lens oould bW a staff tray And heartaches mdse a km We'd walk a path to [raven tkfamilyTyou hom Awl chain is broken And raihi g is the sane But as God calls In one by one The Ow wd /ilk apart We wit always k vB and remsmberyou, Adorn. Deeply milissed and braver loved by Vora and flis *iA9 Karen and Chitb#w and A/atylegf: Roofing ROOFING Excellent workmanship at great prices, ,Phone Graduate Rooting 420.2081 Snow Removal Property MMnbnwm Let to plow a path to your door. Monthly comas • per visit prices ' salla rillirp Call Blair at M75M Tax, Financial Please read your Directory classified ad on the first day of publication ACCOUNTING - bookkeeping as we cannot be and tax preparation. 4 year ends responsible for more or monthly. Call Judy Kuksis, than one insertion in Accountant. 420.2081. the event of an error. Ajax -Pickering Christmas In Memoriam Publishing Dec. 23 Remember the people who have passed away by placing an In Memoriam for the Dec- 23 issue Deadline Dec. 21, 5 P.M. - Verses can be provided for yoy phone 683=511 0 With a pressrun of 35,000 it will show all your friends how much you care. PFMe e i PF FF Open to all purchasers of a new Ar. mandate home on any ArmarWale site from May 30, 1892 until January 28. 1992. Drawn for the winner wig be held Friday, January 29. 1 M. See sabeper- son for delaib. � rrrr r-�r-r F IR rrrr- ,r-7 r-; 1415 Sq. Ft. Elev. B 511ff9 900 D • 50' Lots • Pantries •Colonial Trim *Brass Packages *Oak Spindles & Railings Mon. to Wed. Sat. 8 Sun. 1-6-6 p.m. Call 432-2337 SELECT r1EALT1 INC :L'�iil:Clll!IIl�(I �. L:i � h�i.'• � "-,'.-.I�i PIS ♦= 1 _ . THE'NEw�i ADW4hizi0'1 "t, bks it; i9powARt27 *' Sborts eying Bobby Baun bantams outhustle foes to win tourney title PICKERING - The Picker- ing Bobby Baun Hockey Club bantam 'AA' hockey team won its division, for the second year in a row, at the Pickering Minor Hockey Tournament last week- end. The Pickering bantams, cur- rently in first place in the York- Simcoe `AA' division, were a dominant force in the tourna- ment, winning all four games with the final against Owen and decided with just 22 see- ds remaining. Pickering scored three goals in the last three minutes of the game to defeat Owen Sound 4-3 in the title contest. Kevin Hall, Stephen Birch, John Gallagher and John Conway were the Pickering marksmen. Assists went to Jamie Algate, Rob Keays, Chris Cook, Jeff Kearn, Gallagher and Chris Selig. In the first game of the tour- nament against a strong West Mall team from the Metropoli- tan Toronto Hockey League, Pickering came away with a hard-fought 2-1 decision. Scor - Jjingfor the home team were nway and Cook with assists to Keays, Gallagher, Ryan Little and Cook. A strong North Toronto squad was the next opponent for Pickering. The Bobby Baun Hockey Club bantams won 4-1. Scoring were Andrew McPher- son, Kearn, Hall and Cook, 0 r-, u 9 while Selig, Greg King, JJ Poolton, Gallagher and Kearn all had assists. In the third game, Pickering faced Hamilton and responded with a 2-1 victory to advance to the championship showdown. Birch and Hall were the goal scorers with assists to Kearn, Selig, Cook and Conway. Strong goaltending through- out the tournament was provid- ed by Ryan Amenta and Devin Lane. Pickering's John Conway won the tournament MVP award. Pickering Kinsmen atom 'B' squad binges on wins PICKERING - The Pickering assists, while O'Leary and lead Pickering. Single tallies Kinsmen atom 'B' hockey team Derek Spafford had two helpers went to O'Leary and Mark ended a productive week with a each, with singles to Cuzzolino, McCarthy. victory over a Toronto squad John Reid and John Kenney. Spafford and Matthew Pen - and a draw with Orillia. Goaltenders Ryan eycad had two assists each, The Pickering novices trounced the visiting Toronto Harney and Michael Mur- while Matthew Steinke and Matthew MacLennan had one Penguins 8-3 at the Pickering Recreation P�4►G phy turned ��► '' apiece. Complex Nov. 29. aside 26 shots Y to The Pickering novices also Michael Mitchell, Michael to record the I� �. recorded a recent road win over Cuzzolino and Pat Tobin scored victory. 91? Barrie by a 4-2 score. O'Leary, two goals apiece to lead Picker- The Kinsmen fOtfA'[1G Mitchell, Milne and Tobin were ing over the Metropolitan novices played the Pickering marksmen. Assist - Toronto Hockey League squad. Orillia to a 4-4 tie Nov. 30. ing were Cuzzolino, McCarthy, Matthew O'Leary and Brian After falling behind 2-0 in the Hughes, Tobin and Mitchell. Hughes rounded out the scor- first period, Pickering stormed Harney and Murphy were ing• back to earn the tie. strong in the Pickering goal, Robert Milne added three Hughes scored two goals to stopping 25 shots. Scoreboard v'+ THESE CHURCHES FROM PAGE 22 ATOM DIVISION Howes 225. Chris Balatws 222. Jeff Mawhinney Van Kempen Insurance 7 1 6 0 2 Quality Tune -Up 2 (Goals by Ryan Doody. 212, Christopher Prokopchuk 210. SCORING STATISTICS Andrew Macintosh) vs. Laura's Chargers 0; PEEWEE DIVISION - HIGH SINGLES PLAYER PTS Whites Rd. Petro -Can 3 (goals by Eric Kailan, Michael Cowan 113. Justin MacFarlane 102. Nick Hippie (ASG Caterers) 82 Brent Ching. Houston Barker) vs. Garthwood Raymond Lontoc 102. Keegan Taylor 96. Ashley Peter Voth (Werken Contracting) 78 Homes 0; Kelsey's 3 (Goals by Brendan Cas- White 91, Neil Grant 89, Andrea Sm"on 89. Bob Nicktslord (ASG Caterers) 68 say. Christopher rn Giaou, Robert Hate) vs. Pick- Dec. 5: Ryan Janes 123, Michael hancock 116. Ken Ryder (Canadian Protective) 63 Ming Slo-Sports 1 (Goal by Mathew Joe). Timothy MacDonell 109. Raymond Lomoc 102, Scott Taylor (RicWJo's) 63 Reuben Defrance (W.H. Intvestnsnt) 6o MOSQUITO DIVISION Pickering Sio-Spores 4 (Goals by Sammy Barrera Laura Conlin 97, Neil Grant 95. BANTAM DIVISION - HIGH SINGLES Ray Fos (W.H. Invowmsnt) 60 3, Oman Jarrett) vs. Ketsey's 4 (Goals by Kevin Nick Hall 165. David McConachie +63. Paul Bill Boston (Van Kempen Ins.) 50 Duhaney 2. Randip Binning, Anthony Chi- Koshy 159, Martin Soste 156. Andrea Ron Faragher (Canadian Protective) 57 mondes); Binn's Designer Kitchens 4 (Goals by Prokopchuk 155. Sarah Willie 153. Dec. 5: Bob Wing Nan Ke rp•n Ins.) 57 Marc -Paul Melo 3. Stephen Harrington) vs. Edward Blake 200. Michael Pule 168. Shawna PICKERING SOCCER CLUB McGinnis Land" 2 (Goals by Ryan Thorne 2); Kressler 177, Amanda Howes 166, Gregory Indow losuhs bum Dee. 6 Johnson Controls 6 (Goals by David Mills 4. David Visconti 2) vs. Nictwlson Industrial Electric Lyons 150, Jaime Gomm 152. JUNIOR DMS" - HIGH SINGLES MITE DIVISION Wlidwood Ford 3 (Goals by Patrick Moiony 2. 2 (Goals by Andrew Towles. Mark Ivanciceivic). Cheryl Hicks 237, Cathy Scott 226. Brett Clat- John Koukidis) vs. Procure Group t (Goal by ROUGE HILL YBC SLING Results for the week of Nov. 21 worthy 214. Encs Johnson 197, Andrew Buchan 193, Chris Rowe +92. Dec 5: Congratulations to Adrian Csteb); Fibreglass Canada 2 (Goals by Katie Dale, Justin Large) vs. Medcom 1 (Goal by JUNIOR DIVISION HIGH SINGLES Cheryl Hicks - angle of 352. triple of 750. ERica Adam Chang); Pickering Swspws 3 (Goals by Ronna Gorman 229, Christopher Rowe 215, Chin Badarrie 213, Cheryl Hicks 206. Veronica Johnson 240. Chris Row 213. Andre Bienman 208. Chris Corter 205, Veronica Pule 205, Der - Jordan Doody 2. Russel Skeere) vs. Trerrclslde Cable Layers 0. Puls 203. Cathy Scott 194. Angela Cahmbers rick Mularchuk 200. SQUIRT DIVIS*N Prestige Trophy 3 (Goals by Natasha Kapanic 2. 194. HIGH TRIPLES SENIOR DIVISION - HIG44 SINGLES Andre Neveu 293, Danny lamna 275. Brun Mei- Jimmie Fa ington) vs. Jim Nicholson Insurance Rorini Gorman 594. Christopher Rowe 569, Brenda Bryson 518, Cathy Scott 504, Veronica drum 262. Penny Campbell 261, Shannon Howes 236. Laow Carlson 235. 3 (Goals by Erich Roberts 2. Wiliam MacArthur); Pickering Slo-Sports 1 (Goal by Trevor Innes) Puts 502, Cheryl Hicks 493. BOWLERS OF THE MONTH - NOVEMBER vs. PCCCA 0; Peg Perego Pines 2 (Goals by SENIOR DIVISION - HIGH SINGLES (Carolyn Gonsahws 250, Bobbi -Jo Wiseman 246. Peewee - Justin MacFariane Bantam - Marrhew Smith Ryan Kosten. Darin Gloster) vs. Lick's 0. Loa Scott 244. Jennifer Harrison 231, Shannon Sensor - JeR Mawminney A CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS MUSICAL FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13 6:00 P.M. PICKERING PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 755 OKLAHOMA DR., PICKERING Oust Best of Whit's Rd., 2 blocks south of 401) Phone * FREE VERONIM DANCE STUDIO WINTER REGISTRATION "THE CHR/STIW4S GIFT that lasts a Litedme" des :REGISTRATION DATES FYee yVe a t 01000 $a9 Fri. Dec. 11th 4.00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. parvo SZ Sat. Dec. 12th 2:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Ho GI TAP • JAZZ • BALLET • LYRICAL • MUSICAL THEATRE CHILDREN • TEENS • ADULTS • Maple Wood Sprung Floor (proper for dance) • Air Conditioned throughout 420 6708 . All Levels from Beginners to Advanced • • Oualified C.D.TA Instructors (Canadian Dance Teachers' Assoc.) 1755 Plummer St Unit 4 Pkke" 's A1 Pwon Block fid„ tett pet 1 -10t on tibd `t�i►yO-FA,I --r-., Pickering novices record victories PICKERING - The Pickering Lincoln Homes minor novice 'AA' hockey team struck for two victo- ries in recent league action. Grant Lemmon fined a hattrick to lead Pickering to a 5-1 win over Vaughan on Nov. 22. Brent Dalli- day and Stuart Baumgartner also scored. Bradley Binns, Kyle Hamilton, Greg McHale and Lem - mon had assists. Pickering also netted a 4-1 win over Newmarket Jason Brookings was the top scorer with two goals, followed by Keith Rhodes and Hamilton with one apiece. Lem - mon had two assists, while Ian Suginomori, Paul Ruta, Dalliday and Hamilton had one. Pickering was also edged by Ajax 1-0. John Flude and Ryan Bosak were strong in the nets. 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