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HELPING THE NEEDY
AND HAVING FUN:
Harwood Secondary School in
Ajax held a food drive with a dif-
ference this Yuletide season.
Teachers who brought in a toy or
tan -perishable food items last
'IburSday and Friday were able to
dress casually, while students who
made donations could wear hats in
school. Vice -principals also invit-
ed to students to fill a "holding
room- with toys and foods, there-
by crowding out students who
would normally receive detentions
and suspensions. Donations will
be given to Harwood Students in
Need Big Sisters, the Salvation
Army and food banks.
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Storm wreaks havoc
AJAX-PICKERING - The fast blast of winter weath-
er at week's end paralyzed Ajax and Pickering, causing a
demolition derby on rads, stranding thousands at home,
closing stores and schools and generally bringing area
residents misery and pain.
Emergency services strained to respond to dozens of
accidents caused by a foot of snow that fell between
Thursday morning and noon Friday.
Those who didn't have to leave home stayed put;
some people who ventured out did so on snowmobiles.
Durham Regional Police were called to 105 accidents
m the storm's fust 24 hours ending 9 am. Friday. Four-
teen of those accidents involved injuries, none of them
life-threatening.
Local OPP responded to "a couple dozen" -mostly
minor' mishaps Friday moming alone.
At least one man suffered a heart attack while shovel-
ling snow and was admitted to Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital, where several nurses had walked to work to
relieve night staff.
Manv residents were literally snowed in and couldn't
vet to work. "Ibis is the first tune I've heard of this num-
ber of people who were stranded and couldn't get out of
their subdivisions," said an official of one of the region's
largest employers.
In fact, Bell Canada's circuits were overloaded by
snowbound people reporting they wouldn't make it to
work Friday morning. "Everyone in Durham was trying
to call into work — all at the same time," said local Bell
manager Joan Robertson. "It was getting severe, and the
overload was setting off alarms in our central office."
'Our biggest problem is people phoning up saying,
'Wben is my road going to be cleared.,.,. reported Picker-
ing public works director Steve Voices. "It's just wild in
bere„
All employees and equipment were out all Thursday
night, struggling against the biggest snowfall anyone in
the department could remember, said Mr. Voices.
One Town of Pickering snowplow operator on Green-
wood Rd found his path blocked by a tree, and turned his
machine around only to find that another tree had fallen
at the other side of him, completely hemming hirn in,
said Mr. Voices. He was rescued by colleagues a short
time later.
In Ajax, all 25 works department employees and
about 10 contractors were out trying to clear roads and
parking lots Friday. "I can't ever remember having one
(storm) this bad and I've been bete since 1978," said
department staffer Chris Bradley. He expected his col-
leagues would be out all weekend trying to dear up the
Dress. "Given the weekend, we should be OK by Moo-
Four-year-old Scott Petry helps shovel the driveway at his family's home on
Whites Rd. in PK:lCering. photo by Andrew ltltfanowsla
Piclumn Hydro empbyoes. hampered by dogged roads, also worked trees hitting limes.
through Tb rsday fright, said manager John Wiersma. At least three unci- The Pi iwring Free Department responded to 25 calls of downed wires
dews of power outages due to snow -laden goes falling on hydro limes in TburAW night, said deputy chief Rick Pearsall. The snow siawed down but
urban Pickering were deared ftp between 3 and 7 a.m., but cuts mers in didn't really hamper free trucks,
froom arra weren't as lucky. Wires affecied in places where roads remained Ajax Transit didn't have any buses on the coed Friday morning reponed
._ iIanpiowred were inaccessible ao repair crews. operations supervisor Ron Roffey. "We had a full staff in, but no biases out
The stoma also caused three major power outages in Ajax — at 9 pm -We couldn't get on the coeds for all the abandoned automobiles."Ajax
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Youth centre in dire straits
40 AJAX-PICKERING - The
community's only youth centre
faces closure unless $10,000 can
be raised by Jan. 8.
The Barbara Blade Centre for
Youth Resources, operating out of
the East Shore Community Centre
at 910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering,
has run into financial difficulty
after failing to get an expected
$50,000 grant from the Ontario
ministry of health.
Now, a minimum of $10,000
will have to be found to keep the
centre operating until the end of
its fiscal year in spring, says
Cathy Walker, president of the
centre's board of directors. The
money is needed to keep the cen-
s trained, full-time coordinator
staff, she says.
"We've got community sup-
port, but not a good, solid funding
base. We've done marvelous
things on a shoestring."
The centre, which offers
youths a wide range of services
from recreation to counselling,
started as a project of the Social
Development Council and opened
its doors in September, 1991. It
operates on an annual budget of
$45,000 and attracts between 20
and 40 youths a day. At the cen-
tre, they're able to talk to their
peers and counsellors on subjects
that include eating disorders,
AIDS and sex.
lRegion
freezes
1993 water,
sewer rates
DURHAM - Homeowners and
businesses will be given a break
on their water and sewer bill next
tear, though that could lead to a
ining tax hike down the road.
Durham Regional councillors
agreed Wednesday to freeze
water and sewer rates at the 1992
level, though a study suggests
rates must increase an average of
6.4 per cent each year from 1993
to 1999 to finance proposed pro-
jects, including a new Ajax water
supply plant.
Newcastle mayor Diane
Hamre was among those pushing
for a gradual tax hike instead,
claiming "it's false financing" to
use a reserve fund to offset costs.
`The time will came when the
reserve fund is empty or you
Choose not to use it. You're set-
ting yourselves up for a kick in
mthe head," she told colleagues.
1111111uggesting a two or three per cent
bicrease next year instead.
Pickering mayor Blayne
,Anhuus agreed, saying it's -short-
sighted" to offer a zero per cent
`increase. He's worried users will
face an eight to 10 per cent hike
in 1994. "I dolt h1w 1D see that
be
But works committee chair
`iohn Aker stood by the recom-
mendauon. "I think it's the abso-
htte correct decision for 1993," he
amid, pointing to a rate stabiliza-
tion fund which now stands at
$19 million. About $2 million
will be drawn to give Durham
&Sidents a break next year.
The Region doesn't expect to
hold the line on property taxes
and is working to keep next
year's increase under five per
cent. Educational and local
municipal taxes snake up the rest
of the property tax bill.
"It's successful; that's why we
want to keep it going," says Joan
Skelton, executive director of the
Social Development Council. The
news that the centre is in difficul-
ty was taken well by the youths,
she says. "They're really great.
They want to know what they can
do to help."
The centre was counting on
getting the grant from the min-
istry of health, says Ms. Skelton.
The board of directors was intend-
ing to broaden a health program at
the centre addressing issues such
as self-esteem and nutrition.
"It's really left us in an awk-
ward, difficult position," says Ms.
Skelton of the ministry's failure
to approve the grant. "I know
there's only so much money in
the pot, but we haven't received a
clear idea as to why we didn't get
it. The government has been very
supportive of the work we've
been doing"
However, Ms. Skelton says she
met with a ministry of health poli-
cy advisor Thursday morning,
who said she'd check funding
possibilities.
Even if the centre is forced to
close in January, Ms. Skelton
vows it won't be the end. `"There
are irons in the fire for the future.
This is a setback-, it's not going to
stop it — not if I have anything to
say about it."
The youth centre, which is also
staffed by 20 volunteers as well as
the full-time coordinator, is a reg-
istered charitable organization that
receives funding from the United
Way, the ministry of community
and social services, community
service clubs and other organiza-
tions. Space and utilities at the
East Shore Community Centre are
donated by the Town of Pickering.
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IT'S SHOWTIME !
The Pickering Town Centre Centre Christmas Follies" (Frosty), the "lovely lady in
is producing a Christmas will be performed from white" (Suzy Snowflake)
Musical Revue using local December 14-20, 1992, and Santa Claus, along
� ;.. ;talent from -:Durham and features that "hoofer with an ensemble cast of
Region. from way back" (Rudolph), you ng singers and
The 25 minute revue called the "rockin, rollin snowman" dancers. y.
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Christmas tree this year.? I .tn1s news
DURHAM -Tired of never
being able to find a Christmas tree
that's just right? Find the artificial
ones too tacky?
You might want to join the
many Durham residents who cut
their own trees.
There are several farms offer-
ing a "cut your own tree" service
in southern Ontario.
And, there are 33 cut -your -
own -tree locations between Peter-
borough and London, according to
the Christmas Tree Growers Asso-
ciation of Ontario.
Among the farms near here are
Murcott's Rolling Meadows Tree
Farm at Ashburn Rd. and Town -
line Rd. in north Whitby, 655-
3295, and Spademan Tree Farm
on Durham Rd. 21 eight kilome-
tres east of Coppins Corners on
Brock Rd., 985-7291.
If you want to cut your own
tree, the tree growers' group has
several pointers:
• Determine where you'll dis-
play the tree. Knowing this will
tell you how tall the tree can be
and whether all four sides must be
suitable for display.
• When heading out, make state
everyone dresses warmly and has
dry footwear, overcoat, mittens or
gloves, and a hat.
• Use a saw instead of an axe.
A saw is safer, easier to use and
will cut the tree trunk more clean-
ly. Some tree farms provide saws.
• Pick a tree with a good green
color and a noticeable fragrance. A
way to determine freshness is to
take hold of a branch about six
inches from the end between your
thumb and forefinger. Pull toward
the end of the branch. On a fresh
Seniors' bus fares may double
AJAX - Ajax Transit fares
could rise on Feb. 1, by as much
as 100 per cent for some people.
Town council's budget advi-
sory committee approved a fare
increase on Thursday and full
council will consider the hike
Jan. 4.
Seniors fares are expected to
double to 50 cents from the cur-
rent 25 cents and adult fares may
jump to S1.25 from S1.15.
Handi-transit fares would
increase to S 1.25 from S 1.15 .
The current fares of S 1 for stu-
dents and 50 cents for children
under 12 would remain the same.
Adult monthly passes will stay
at S42, but student monthly pass-
es will increase to S32 from
530.50.
A new monthly pass for peo-
ple 55 years and up will cost S10.
Twelve student tickets will
cost SI I and 10 handi-transit
tickets S12.
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hand.
• Store the tree in a sheltered
and unheated area, such as a porch
or garage until ready for use.
• When you're ready to bring
the tree indoors, cut about one
inch off the butt end to allow
water intake.
• Place the tree in a stand that
holds nine to 14 litres (two to
three gallons) of water and top it
up daily. if the water drops below
the butt. the stem may re -seal and
a fresh cut would be required.
• Keep the tree away from all
sources of heat and drying, includ-
ing radiators, furnace ducts, televi-
sions, fireplaces and windows
with a direct exposure to the sun.
• Remove the tree within 10 to
14 days. After that amount of time
in a heated building, even a fresh
tree will begin to dry out.
Safety measures:
• Ensure all electric lights and
connections are in good condition.
• Tum off the lights when leav-
ing your home or when going to
bed.
• Never use combustible deco-
rations. such as lit candles, on a
fresh tree-
• Keep the tree watered.
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,FROM PAGE 1 when her phone rang and it was
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sNOw seryice?
The major snowfall we're still trying to dig our way out of had more
than just a few Pickering residents worried that reduced snowplow opera-
tions were already in effect in the Town.
Pickering's public works director Steve Vokes reported Friday moving
that phones were ringing off the hook in his department, as people demand-
-ed to know when their streets would be cleaned. Many residents were udder
the impression that a proposal to cut back on snowplow services, yet to be
voted on by council, was the reason for impassable roads, said Mr. Vokes.
It wasn't, but perhaps residents have just had a little taste of things to
come. Or things not to come -- like snowplows.
However, even if reduced services are approved by council, the new
policy would be thrown out the window -- or into a snowbank — during
major snowfalls like the one we've just had. Mr. Votes says all equipment
would be on the roads and staff overtime would be authorized. Because
major arteries with heavy traffic are always plowed first, residents might
still have a bit of a wait before subdivision streets are cleared. That's what
happened Friday, and that's the way plowing operations have always been
organized.
But, with less than two -and -a -half inches of snow on the ground, things
would be different under the new policy. Staff wouldn't be putting in any
overtime on local streets. If a snowfall ended Friday, plows wouldn't come
around until Monday.
The new policy, scheduled to be considered by council's executive com-
mittee Monday, is expected to save 5125.000 in overtime fees.
We suspect it's not a proposal likely to be popular with taxpayers.
What affect will it have on senior citizens trying to get around the com-
munity? What about children walking to school or the bus stop? Wouldn't
an unplowed road with two inches of snow make the going rougher for
ambulances and other emergency vehicles?
The reduced service level could wind up being a bit more than just a
minor inconvenience for taxpayers.
Surely, if extra dollars must be found within the department's budget,
they could be found in another area. Or maybe councillors could reduce
staff overtime just by being less long-winded Monday nights.
During the next snowfall, perhaps frustrated residents could ensure that
the only phones ringing off hooks are the phones in politicians' homes.
Editor's mail
There's nobody like 'Myron Baloney',
not even the'New Dipper's'Bob Rae
To the editor,
Rc: Editorial "No Rae of Sun-
shine" —Wed., Nov. 18, 1992.
When the "unthinkable" hap-
pened on Sept. 6, 1990 and
Ontario elected a bright young
man and his "untried" radically
different party affectionately
called "New Dippers" — almost
at once, the media (greatly assist-
ed by the elite of the business and
financial community) began a
campaign of condemnation
unparalleled in the history of
Ontario.
It's the end of our province
they howled, our way of life is
finished they moaned. Did we not
hear the same proclamation last
mouth about the whole country
just before the big "R" vote from
the mouth of Sir Ego? It didn't
work eh? At least not in six out of
10 provinces — democracy tri-
umphed.
Apart from the usual rantings
and ravings I've beard over and
over about how dreadful our
Rhode's scholar premier is, I was
amazed by that bit about Conrad
the Destroyer" Black; how the
New Dems would "destroy" the
province. With the reputation he
MPP speaks out for constituents
To the editor,
It was very gratifying to turn
on the Ontario Parliamentary
channel last night and catch a
question directed by MPP Jim
Wiseman, our local member, to
Ruth Grier, Minister of the Envi-
ronment.
As Mr. Wiseman correctly
pointed out, successive Liberal
and Tory federal and provincial
governments have saddled this
community with a nuclear power
station, a Brock Road dump, a
proposed airport and a York -
Durham sewage treatment plan.
He inquired whether or not we
had borne our social respoosibrTi-
ties ahtmdy.
It's pleasing and rare that a
member would speak out as
strongly as Mr. Wiseman has for
his constituents. Too often we've
see politicians meekly accept the
-dictates of their leaders over
dump sites or attempt to justify
harmful policies such as a regres-
sive goods and services tax.
I know Mr. Wiseman has done
some good work to protect wet-
lands such as those at Caruthers
,Creek in southeast Ajax, has
insisted on and got reasonable
conditions on Durham Region's
plans to expand a water treatment
plant on Ajax's waterfront,
helped to solve a problem over
Frenchman's Bay lands, achieve
hospital expansion and is work-
ing on an Endangered Species
Bill. These initiatives took some
apolitical courage because they
were not all popular ones in his
pay.
Keep up the good work Jim.
Such a strong, independent and
thoughtful approach is exactly
what Durham West needs in a
long-term MPP.
Gordan McKay,
Ajax
bas — if he was employed by
any daily or weekly paper even
remotely connected to that
"python", I'd be doing a whole
lotta shakin.
Given the minimum of praise
the "New Dipper" received last
year to save jobs at Algoma,
Kapuskasing, etc. — it will be
interesting to see the reaction
from Arnprior, Ontario (Rae
secures millions for high tech
Plant from Japanese — News -
World Nov. 20).
You state that Canadians have
a liking to vote governments out,
and not in — that is precisely
what happened in Ontario in
1990, B.C. and Saskatchewan in
1991 — even our southern
neighbor got the idea Nov. 3.
In an attempt to ridicule
"Gentle Bob" as he makes an
effort to try and bring some
"sunshine" into the lives of our
struggling fellow Ontarians,
writer Frank Michaud asks if Mr.
.Rae thinks he is the prime minis-
ter of Canada (letter Nov. 20).
Answer — nobody but nobody
could be like Myron Baloney.
Jinn McLean,
Ajax
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PIUKERINU - It's time to
lighten up and have a bit of fun
while fighting the dump threat,
ssays mayor Wayne Arthurs.
The mayor, in a jovial mood
after holding an outdoor press
conference in the middle of
Thursday's snow storm, is full of
dump fight fund-raising ideas that
include snow frolic and dancing.
"We've got some serious busi-
ness to do, but we've got to have
some fun along the way," he
says.
Thursday morning, mayor
Arthurs met with Markham
mayor Frank Scarpitti on the
Pickering -Markham Townline,
west of the hamlet of Whitevale.
In the midst of blowing snow, the
two made a deal to jointly fight
the province's proposal to create
regional dumps in the two munic-
iues.
Pickering is targeted with four
of five candidate sites for a
Durham -only dump, while a huge
Metro Toronto -York Region
landfill is proposed on the Picker-
ing -Markham border.
Serious stuff, but not so seri-
ous that we can't have fun while
righting, says mayor Arthurs.
Accordingly, he's announced a
"sNOw dumps" contest that will
be held sometime in February
complete with prizes and judges.
Details on what a sNOw dump is
are a little vague, but it involves
Ouilding snow sculptures meant
as mini -replicas of the Brock
West landfill.
Residents will build their
*NOw dumps based on the con-
tours of the Brock West dump,
t•ays mayor Arthurs, "only build
them 40 feet bigger like Metro
does."
He's referring to recent
charges by Pickering -Ajax Citi-
zens Together for the Environ-
ment (PACT) that Metro Toronto,
owner of Brock West, is deliber-
ately overfilling the dump.
sNOw dumps ("little s, big N,
:Big O, little w", advises mayor
Arthurs) must be entirely
biodegradable (meaning they'll
melt) and must include a sNOw
dump sign.
They won't include actual
garbage, but they'll be more than
piles of snow, insists the mayor.
"We've got an awful lot of imagi-
native people in the community"
Further details on how to build
a sNOw dump will be forthcom-
ing.
A Foodland Ontario Share-
holders program is also being
launched for Pickering and
Markham residents. Because
environment minister Ruth Grier
is the only shareholder in the
provincial Interim Waste Author-
ity, residents will now have a
group that they can be sharehold-
ers in, explains mayor Arthurs.
Shares will be sold to residents
at various denominations, and a
shareholders meeting will be held
April l at the Metro East Trade
Centre, where all shareholders
will vote on whether they want
another dump in their town.
"We expect the vote to be
unanimous," quips mayor
Arthurs.
Money raised from the pro-
gram will be used to offset the
community's legal and environ-
mental bills incurred in the dump
fight_
However, any bills racked up
by council in a formal fight
launched by the municipality will
be paid through municipal funds.
Shares are not yet for sale, but
will be available at a future date
through the mayor's -citizens'
task force against dumps, operat-
ing out of storefront space in the
Pickering Town Centre.
As well, a fund-raising com-
munity dance is being planned at
the motion complex for March
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Steven Yau, 39, was fined Dec.
1 in an Oakville courtroom after
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PICKERING - A winter fanta-
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eyes of visitors this season is the
creation of a Pickering fum.
Twenty -foot high animated,
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"We're taking technology
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The Pickering firm has been
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years to do the Niagara Winter
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"The level of sophistication
we've reached is not matched any-
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The 10 Disney scenes, animat-
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lights, include Snow White wav-
ing goodbye as the dwarfs set off
for work. smoke puffing out of
Aladdin's lamp. and a waving
mermaid whose hair is floating on
a sea current.
The displays are between 15
and 30 feet in length and were
entirely manufactured in Picker-
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Sketches, provided by the Dis-
ney Corporation, were trans-
formed into full-size working
drawings by an Alderbrook
designer. Metal frames were then
welded together to conform to the
outlines of the drawings, and
lights were attached. Colors of
lights had to match to colors spec-
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"The Disney Corporation is not
just world class; they're in a class
of their own. You cannot just
make a rendition of Mickey
Mouse — it has to be Mickey
Mouse."
Mr. Parker says the displays
delighted the Niagara Parks Com-
mission and the City of Niagara
Falls, which holds the Festival of
Lights to attract tourists in the off-
peak season.
"They love it. The response
from visitors is all positive... the
Disney people are thrilled."
Local people will be able to
view the displays when a New
Year's Eve celebration is televised
from the park.
Mr. Parker is hoping his firm
will now get similar contracts in
the United States and other parts
of Canada.
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Name
Dropping
Hello and welcome back to
Name Dropping, the column
that's put in its request to Santa
Claus. We're not sure how
Santa's going to get a Porsche
into the Name Dropping apart-
ment and we're not sure how
we're gonna explain a German
engineered road sedan in the
living room to the super, but
that's what we want. Anyway,
on to more important matters...
The pride and job in the
Gruboucki home is turnips rk o.
Joey Jr. celebrated hiz r '
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because of Christmas. It's also the
Ridding's official birthday month,
as Brandon Ridding celebrated
another year on Dec. 9 and Tara
Ridding marks a birthday on
Dec. 30. Brandon turned nine and
he likes hockey, baseball and
swimming, while Tara will be six
and she enjoys ballet, gymnastics
and swimming. A combined
birthday party was held Dec. 12
at the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex pool. Happy birthday and
love always comes from Mom,
Dad and Kelly. The Ridding fam-
ily would like to wish Gar Gar a
happy birthday, which was on
Dec. 7...
Rockv is six! That devilish lit-
tle redhead Rachel (Rocky)
Speare turned six years old on
Dec. 4. She celebrated with a big
party and the snow was an extra
present. Wishing Rachel the hap-
piest birthday ever were sisters
Shauna and Leah, N1om. Dad,
and Ta%ish ; woof)...
Brandon and Tara Ridding
Horse Club shows. Congratula-
tions for the great season go out
to Katie Shipley, Zelda Thomas,
Dara Chappell, Kristi Zylstra,
Elaine Young, Lyndsey
Thomas, Anna Visconti and
Hayley Stewart. The Pickering
Pony Club members would like to
send out a great big thanks to
"our number one coach" Elaine
Thomas...
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Courtney Anne Carruthers
is getting to be a pretty big girl.
She celebrated her first birthday
on Dec. 10 and wishing her a
happy birthday were Mommy,
Kevin, Grandma and Grandpa
McLellan, Daddy, Nana and
Papa Carruthers, auntie Ther-
essa, uncle Dwayne and uncle
John. A party, with all of Court-
ney's family and friends, was
held Dec. 12. Courtney likes to
fill out the day watching Sesame
Street and Lamp Chop...
Terre Higgins is the student
of the week at Harwood Sec-
Rachel Speare
ondary School for the week of
Dec. 7. Terry attended an open
meeting held by the Durham
Board of Education recently and
he addressed the issue of a five -
period day. To an audience of
more than 100 people, Terry's
thoughtful and humorous presen-
tation grabbed the attention of
trustees and will certainly affect
their decision...
That brings us to the end of
another edition of Name Drop-
ping. If you have an item you
want mentioned, call us at 683-
5110 or write to 130 Commer-
cial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, US
21-15. The deadline for submis-
sions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday
before publication. We're not
responsible for lost or damaged
photographs. Name Dropping is
no longer running birth
announcements. If you have a
birth to announce, call the clas-
sified department at 683-5110.
because that's the day David
Armstrong turns 10 years old.
Wishing David a happy birthday
will be Mom, Dad and brother
Michael...
Some members of the Picker-
ing Pone Club rode off into the
sunset recency with a bunch of
trophies and ribbons. The riders
re:eived the awards for perfor-
mances at tf:, North OshaKa
David Arms±rang
Andrew Oates
Joey Grubouc ki Jr.
birthday on Dec. 12 and wishing
him a happy birthday were Mom,
Dad and Gramma. A big family
party was held to mark the occa-
sion...
The candles are starting to add
up on Becky Martel's birthday
Becky Martel
cake. Becky coons 24 today, Dec.
13, and wishing her all the best,
with lots of love, is Loony...
Dec 9 was a big day for Rus-
sell Bridges, as he celebrated his
seventh birthday. Wishing him a
happy birthday were Mom, Dad
and sisters JM and Jaclyn...
N.
December is a special month
The big guy in the Collie
home, little Brandon Collie, cel-
ebrated his fust birthday on Dec.
11. Wishing him "all our love, a
great big hug and kiss and God
bless" were Mommy, Daddy, sis-
ter Chelsea, Granddad and
Grandma Collie, Grandma
Ramsay, Great -grandma Far-
quharson and all his aunts,
uncles and cousins...
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A special little man celebrates
his first birthday on Dec. 16.
Wishing Andrew Oates a happy
birthday will be his Mom, Dad
and big sister Jennifer...
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Dec. 15 is circled on the calen-
dars in the Armstrong home,
Chelsea and Brandon Collie
Courtney Carruthers
Russell Bridges
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community events of a non-profit
nature. To have your events pro-
moted In Board, call us at 663-
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day publication and 10 am. the
Thursday prior to Sunday publi-
cation.
SUNDAY, DEC. 13
THEOS: The local chapter of
THEOS, an international network
of newly -widowed men and
women, meets Sun., Dec. 13 at 2
p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Cochrane St. N., Whitby.
The group meets the second Sun-
day of every month. 668-2648
(Dorothy).
CONCERT: The Pickering Con-
cert Band will give a Christmas
concert Sun., Dec. 13 at 2 p.m.
at the East Shore Community
Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., Picker-
ing. Admission a non-perishable
food item for the community
food bank. 420-6588.
CONCERT: The 31st Annual
Christmas Concert, sponsored by
Claremont Lions and Lioness, will
be held 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
Redshow at 649-2342 or Lee Reid
of 649-3356.
CHRISTMAS CRAFTS: A Christ-
mas crafts and gift sale will be
held at 126 Large Cres.. Ajax, on
Sun., Dec. 13, from noon to 4
p.m. The sale is a fund-raiser for
the Children's Wish Foundation.
427-9986.
CONCERT: Pickering Pente-
costal Church, 755 Oklahoma
Dr., presents the children's Christ-
mas 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.
MONDAY, DEC. 14
EUCHRE: A progressive euchre
is held every Monday night, at
7:30 p.m., at the Royal Canadian
Legion, Branch 322 Ajax, 111
Hunt St. $10 a person. All money
brought in will be given out in
prizes. 19 years and over. 683-
2927.
TUESDAY, DEC. 15
FREE FROM FEAR: The Free
From Fear Foundation meets
Tues., Dec. 15 for those suffering
from anxiety disorders (panic,
.phobias. O.C.D., general anxi-
ety). The group meets the first
and third Tuesday of every
month. Information and educa-
tional materials available, guest
speakers. For time and location,
call 831-3877.
LA LECHE LEAGUE: The Ajax La
Leche League meets Tues., Dec.
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babies welcome. 683-6188 for
Information, location.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16
BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham
Business & Professional Women's
Club will hold a dinner meeting
Wed., Dec. 16 at General Sikors-
ki's Polish Veterans Hall, Steven-
son Rd. north of Taunton Rd.,
Oshawa. A Christmas party and
bonanza auction. Bring Loonies
for Denise House, a home for bat-
tered women. Reception/cash
bar at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:45 p.m.
$25 for members, $30 for others.
Reserve, 427-6930 (Karen Gra-
ham), 725-9179 (Joan Ann Eve-
lyn)
FIT WISH: The Town of Pickering
will host Christmas Fit Wish Wed.,
Dec. 16, with fitness classes at
9:15 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the recre-
ation complex, 1867 Valley Farm
Rd. Admission $5 plus a non-per-
ishable food item for LOEB Glen -
dale's food drive. Refreshments
provided. 831-1711; 683-6582.
HEAD INJURY PARTY: The Head
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Injury Association of Durham
Region holds its Christmas party
Wed., Dec. 16, 7:30 p.m., Cedar -
croft Place, 649 King St. E.,
Oshawa. Bring a non-perishable
food item and a gift of $2 to $5
for exchange. 723-2732 for infor-
mation or transportation.
THURSDAY, DEC. 17
LA LECHE LEAGUE: The Picker-
ing La Leche League meets
Thurs., Dec. 17, 7:45 p.m. Preg-
nant women, breast-feeding
mothers and babies welcome for
information and support. 282-
6462, 287-3944 or 283-5044.
SUNDAY, DEC. 20
WIDOWS, WIDOWERS: A social
evening for widows and widowers
will be held Sun. Dec. 20, 7 p.m.,
at 420 Wing, Oshawa Airport. Pot
luck supper. Dancing, cards, chit
chat. 683-2045 (Ermie), 430-0130
(Forbes).
MONDAY, DEC. 21
EUCHRE: A progressive euchre
is held every Monday night, at
7:30 p.m., at the Royal Canadian
Legion, Branch 322 Ajax, 111 Hunt
St. $10 a person. 19 years and
over. 683-2927.
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PICKERING - A proposal to ve will
eliminate an extension of Water -go to Dubuc hearings. to drop plans for the extension. $450,000 for the land on which charity and buy the land from the
Against staff advice, Pickering Public hearings will be held as the road was to have been built town for the purpose of residen-
ford Gate that would connect council Monday agreed to pre- part is the amendment
Oakburn St. with Woodview process. by a developer. tial development, the mayor said.
Pare an official plan amendment Residents in a new subdivision Mayor Arthurs told council the Councillor Kip Van Kempen,
in the area don't want the exten- proposal to eliminate the road arguing that realty prices have
sion, but homeowners in an originated at the request of the fallen since the town paid
Libraforgives
adjoining older residential section developer, who was to have spent $450,000 f
say they're countin on i site, successful-
� g t to $139,000 constructing the street
bringthem 8 ly suggested the developer be
em sidewalks and sewers. extension. The developer has asked to pay the $450,000 to the
overdue borrowers
The Town has already paid offered to give the $139,000 to town. _
PICKERING - Now's the
time to search the house for
overdue library books and take
advantage of a fines amnesty
offered by Pickering Public
Library.
Fines will be suspended for
overdue library materials start-
ing Monday, Dec. 14 and con-
tinuing until the end of the
month. Instead of fines, library
users are being asked for a non-
perishable food donation for
each overdue item. The dona-
tions will help our community
food bank make Christmas mer-
rier for the less fortunate.
The amnesty ends in January,
when fines will be increased.
Card holders can use a com-
puter at the central library to
check whether they have any
items still to be returned. No
questions will be asked about
overdue items during the
amnesty.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Comic Eddie Murphy drops a bomb,
Distinguished Gentleman is a con
By BRUCE FROUDE
Durham Staff
DURHAM - Eddie Murphy is
the perfect con man -
He, as they say, put the con in
Congressman. Well he did it
again. He conned us all.
We all thought he would be
able to get his career back on
track and make us laugh at the
same time. Maybe, just maybe,
he has tacked his career correctly
and is about to break out of the
doldrums. Maybe, just maybe,
there were more than seven laugh
lines in The Distinguished Gen-
tleman. Maybe I missed them.
His latest Hollywood film,
The Distinguished Gentleman,
has many wishing he had stopped
making movies after Beverly
Hills Cop in 1984.
Murphy's assault on Capitol
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Hill grows tiresome very quickly.
The Saturday Night Live
alumnus has fallen into the trap
of doing the same old thing every
time out. Granted, he is with Hol-
lywood Pictures for just this
movie, which is its good fortune.
Sure, he'll bring the company
six or seven stacks of cash at the
box office, but not a memorable
movie. Just ask the people over at
Paramount Pictures.
Paramount signed the comic
for one film and didn't let him
anvwhere near the director or
producer chairs. We're glad of
that.
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who plays Thomas Jefferson
Johnson, gets the wise idea to run
for Congress. His name happens
to be the same as the former Con-
gressman and he uses that as his
election platform.
It's as sturdy as the rest of this
movie.
He, of course, wins and is set
loose on Washington.
Once in the home of the big
con, Murphy starts playing the
big wigs of Washington to his
advantage.
Murphy is a great funny man,
but he needs a good straight man
with him. Nick Nolte has accom-
plished that in the past, but the
likes of Lane Smith, Joe Don
Baker and Victoria Rowell just
don't cut it.
And that Grant Shaud fellow,
you know the neurotic Miles Sil-
verberg of Murphy Brown fame,
is typecast as a little weasel. It's
too bad, because his character
could have added more to the
film.
Actually all the characters
could have done more, which
leaves one to guess that Jonathan
Lynn couldn't pull this funny
story line together. There are a
couple of times the viewer is left
waiting for the obvious gag and it
never happens.
Save yourself the trouble and
wait for this one to hit the video
store shelves.
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municipality.
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If you're still looking for a some
Christmas music to shore up your
collection for the holiday season,
there's a number of new releases in
the stores ready to cater to the the
tastes of almost any music fan.
By far the most versatile, and
certainly the one that most embod-
ies the Christmas spirit is A Very
Special Christmas 2 (A&M
Records). It's a follow-up to the
hugely successful No. 1, which so
far has raised more than $17 mil-
lion for the Special Olympics since
its release in 1987.
The concept is heartwarming:
Producer Jimmy Iovine contacted a
few of his friends in the music
business and, voila, an album full
of traditional and original Christ-
mas music was delivered by many
of the superstars of pop.
On this release, which to my
taste is musically even better than
the first, we're treated to all manner
of styles, from rock to big band.
Some of the stars include Randy
Travis, Aretha Franklin, Tom
Petty, Bonnie Raitt and Sinead
O'Connor.
A particularly interesting track
is the technologically intergenera-
tional recording of Sinatra's I947
rendition of "Santa Claus is Com-
ing to Town," with 1992 duct
vocals added by pop waif, Cyndi
I.auper; although in the spirit of the
season I would have preferred that
the producers chose O'Connor
(whose ass, of course, Sinatra
promised to kick last year when she
refused to have the U.S. national
anthem played before her con-
certs!)
The second "must" album for
this year or next is Amy Grant's
Home For Christmas (A&M). It's
the Christian pop singer's second
Christmas album and hopefully not
the last. Much more traditional than
A Very Special Christmas, Grant
nonetheless mixes in some original
songs with standards such as "O'
Come All Ye Faithful," "Joy to the
World," and "Winter Wonderland"
If for no other reason (and there
are many, including Grant's won-
derful voice, accompaniment by
the London Philharmonic Orches-
tra and songs penned by the likes
of Carly Simon), buy it for the bril-
liant ballad, "Breath of Heaven
(Mary's Song," a moving account
of "the traumatic, thrilling and
lonely road Jesus's mother Mary
travelled.")
By the way, if you ever won-
dered about such things, Grant's
Christmas album was recorded in
June.
From general to the specific,
here's some snapshots of other
Christmas stuff that's out there that
might appeal to particular tastes:
The Night Before Christmas - A
Musical Fantasy (A&M) is the
unique work of Sounds of Black-
ness, which combines traditional
Christmas carols with original
compositions using the musical
spectrum of African-American
music — gospel, jazz, blues, R&B,
rock & roll, rap and funk. For the
dance club fan frequenter in the
family.
The RCA Victor label has a tri-
umvirate of albums for the season.
Jazz fans can bop along to such
classics as "Deck the Halls," and
"Silent Night" with clarinetist
Richard Stoltzman's Bark!, while
the more traditionally minded will
enjoy Peace on Earth - A Bavarian
Christmas, featuring James Galway
and others interpreting such classi-
cal composers as Handel and Bach.
The third entry is by far the
most amusing and imaginative:
Chung King Christmas, by the Ori-
ental Echo Ensemble, was recorded
in }long Kong "with an Oriental
flavor." You really have to hear it
to believe it. Suffice to say, you've
never befoic heard "White Christ-
mas" or "Rudolph the Red Nosed
Reindeer" performed quite like
this.
And last but not least, you may
wish to remember The Chieftains'
Bells of Dublin (BMG), which was
the critical hit of last year's holiday
season. And being a fanatical of
Celtic traditional music, I might
add that this one remained in my
CD player well into the spring.
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PICKERING - The Pickering
McGinnis Landing seven-year-old
hockey selects skated away with
the consolation championship at
the recent Brampton Select Tour-
nament.
In the final, Pickering dominat-
ed the game against Malvern en
route to a 6-0 shutout. Chris
Papalia led the way with two
goals. Noel Coultice, Michael
Alexiou, Matt Pernerowski and
Jennifer Sadler scored one goal
each.
Pickering was caught napping
in the first game of round-robin
play, suffering a 5-1 loss to Cedar
Hill. Matt Keber scored Picker-
ing's lone goal.
The local selects rebounded in
fine fashion with a 6-1 win over
Chinguacousy. Sadler, Alexiou
and Darryl Flowers paced Picker-
ing by scoring two goals apiece.
Pickering advanced to the final
after playing to a 1-1 tie with the
Scarborough Sabres in the third
game. Flowers scored the Picker-
ing marker.
Sportsmanship awards were
given out after each game in the
tournament. Pickering recipients
were Alexiou, Tyler Van Gijn,
Pernerowski and Papalia.
In exhibition action. Pickering
defeated Markham 6-0. Shawn
Dubeau and Alexiou scored two
goals each, Van Gijn and Sadler
notched singles_
Pickering also defeated North
Toronto in an exhibition tilt.
Papalia netted a hattrick, while
Dubeau scored a pair. Keber, Van
Gijn and Flowers scored one each.
The McGinnis Landing selects
played to a 2-2 tie with Malvern
in another exhibition game. Coul-
tice and Papalia scored for Picker-
in8-
Team members are Sean
O'Sullivan, Zachary Durnan,
Michael Alexiou, Matt
;Pernerowski, Noel Coultice,
Shawn Dubeau, Darryl Flowers,
Matt Glover, Jennifer Sadler,
Tyler Van Gijn, Chris Papalia,
Mau Keber, Robert Bayley, lain
McPhee, Justin Hall and Adam
Markew. The team is coached by
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Brent Gaylor had the golden scoring touch during a recent Central
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onds to set a junior hockey record. photo by Ron Pietroniro
Derek Ferguson scored during a shoot-out at a recent Toronto Maple Leafs game, when
he fired a puck from the blueline through a small opening in a board in front of the net. He
won $600, an autographed hockey stick and a Maple Leafs jacket.
Youngster can't
be -leaf he won
By AL RIVETT
Sports Reporter
AJAX - An Ajax junior hockey
player has written his name in the
record books after breaking a 16 -
year -old standard for the quickest
three goals scored.
Brent Gaylor, 18, in his first
year with the Port Perry Mojacks
of the Central Junior `C' league,
tallied three goals in 18 seconds
during a game against the Lake -
field Chiefs in Port Perry last
month.
With the contest tied 1-1 in the
second period, the 61", 185 -
pound right winger scored his
first goal at 3:43 of the period, his
second at 3:53 and the third at
4:01.
The previous record holder for
the fastest three goals in junior
hockey was Tom McDonnell of
the OHL's Ottawa '67s in 1976
and by the Western Hockey
League's Jim Harrison of Este -
van, Saskatchewan in 1966. Both
accomplished the feat in 24 sec-
onds.
For good measure, Gaylor
added one more goal in the third
period to lead Port Perry to a 6-2
victory over Lakefield.
Gaylor played all his minor
hockey in Ajax, graduating to
junior hockey after playing for the
Ajax midgets last season.
He has five goals and two
assists so far in his rookie season.
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By AL RIVETI'
Sports Reporter
PICKERING - A Pickering teenager had the
thrill of a lifetime while attending a Toronto
Maple Leafs game last Saturday.
Derek Ferguson, 13, heard the cheers of more
AJAX-PICKERING The
than 16,000 Maple Leafs fans after his puck
Ajax -Pickering LOEB Glendale
sailed into the net during a special shoot-out
major novice Raiders `AAA'
between the second and third periods of the
obey team extended its unbeat-
Leafs-Chicago Black Hawks game at Maple Leaf
en string to 13 games with two
Gardens.
victories last week.
"I was shaky, nervous and excited," says
The Raiders came out with a
Derek. "I thought I was going to miss, but it went
solid effort as they blanked the
in.,.
second -place Markham Thunder S
By shooting a puck from the blue line through
0.
a small hole in a board placed at the net, Derek
The forward line of Jonathan
won a jackpot of $600, an autographed Doug
Walsh (three assists), Mark
Gilmour hockey stick, and an official Maple
;> Rogers (two goals) and Adam
Leafs jacket-
Grayer (one goal, one assist) led
The Grade 8 student at William Dunbar Public
the offend, while Seou Gray was
School in Pickering got the opportunity to com-
solid in net, recording the sbulwL
pete in the shoot-out after buying a Leafs pro-
Sean Kos1ka also pidwd up an
gram and finding the autograph of newest Leaf
. wMst-
Bill Berg — one of only two autographed pro-
Against Oshawa► it was anoth-
grams sold that night,
^ er forward line which led the
Derek shot second behind a New York woman
aiders. to a 5-3 victory. The line
who missed the mark. Derek's father Steve; who
of Rocky Ruta (three assists),
looked on from the seats, couldn't believe it as
Andrew Hopkins (two goals, one
the puck left Derek's stick and skipped through
assist), and Michael Pentlli (one
the hole and into the net. r
goal, one assist), did the bulk of
"I was just happy he won," says Mr. Ferguson,
the offensive damage.
•
who's attended four or five Leafs games with his
Also scoring for the Raiders
son over the years. "I thought it would miss the
were Walsh, with a shorthanded
net, but it went in. I just started to laugh."
effort, and Tyler McGregor. Ryan
Derek, a Leaf fan for the past four years, cause
Morgan also had an assist.
by his shooting prowess honestly. He's played
The wins moved the Raiders to
for years in the Pickering Hockey Association,
within two points of the second -
this season at the peewee level.
place Markham Thunder.
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What is it?
Userfri
U
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What is r<
These terms
have ver
complex
meanings and
they are related. We shall attempt
an explanation.
Most of us are familiar with
VCRs. Some people use the VCR
machine to play a movie or to
record a show on television.
If a person wishes to record a
television show while watching
another show, then it becomes a lit-
tle more complicated depending on
the existing connections. If you
want to program the VCR to record
a show several days from now and
another show hours after that one,
but on a different channel, well!
This may be too much effort for
some people. It is not a physically
heavy chore. It is, however, a men-
tally demanding series of instruc-
tions to follow, once you have
understood the technical manual
that comes with the machine.
For some people, even setting the
clock on the VCR machine is too
difficult. Because of these difficul-
ties you might say that the VCR
machine is not user friendly. Some
of the earlier models were quite
complex to control for the
described functions.
On-screen programming is more
user friendly, but still not as easy as
co
it should be. I wish to compliment
the VCR makers on recognizing
New computers and software lets
users knit words and sounds
together with graphics, video and
animation, in a package that lets
the user control the images and.
'talk back'.
Interactive multimedia or desktop
video - the jargon phrases for all
this - "is like desktop publishing
three years ago," according to Sam
Albert, a longtime executive for
International Business Machines
Corp.
Among sample uses of interactive
multimedia: worker trainees watch
a master repairman in action rather
than read through a boring manual;
a salesman calls up video images
of swatches of cloth and suggested
configurations of desks and chairs
for buyers of office furniture.
Because desktop computers have
become so powerful, they can now
hold and manipulate enough infor-
mation fast enough to produce con-
trollable television images with
breathtaking resolution - pictures
far sharper than on a conventional
TV
That could mean, for example.
images of every picture in the
Louvre can be stored for retrieval
by art lovers or students who could
zoom right in on Mona Lisa's
smile, clear as a bell.
this ergonomics problem and
improving on the situation. There is
on the market, a new remote on-
screen programming unit that
allows one to accomplish the above
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Human -to -machine friendly.
interaction Some of the products available
Ergonomics is the study of human- for the PC are very user friendly.
Examples that best suit this situa-
to-machine interaction and relation-
ship and vice versa. tion are the computer video games.
tat first a There are a lot of games available
The concept appears sim- for people that have a PC. This is
ple, but it took decades for the tech- probably a good way to introduce
nical developers in the computer younger people to computers at an
areas to actually do something early age. I have watched some
about this very important problem.
If the programming of the VCR younger people playing on the com-
seemed like a colossal problem, it is puler. They really have so much fun
nothing compared to some of the that they don't want to leave the
problems that computer people machine. These computer games
have dealt with, and succeeded. are almost addictive to some
The ENIAC as described in my younger people.
previous report was anything but Yet, in the earlier computer days
user friendly. Imagine switching
wires around and and then not to be
sure if you had done it correctly. In
those days, most of the computer
related people seemed to be very
mathematically inclined.
The computer data storage medi-
ums were also not user friendly.
Ifoles in computer cards or holes on
the computer punched paper strips
were very awkward for untrained
people and very error- prone for the
trained professionals.
1 have worked in several environ-
ments and I can safely say that I
have a strong preference to user
friendly equipment and software.
The personal computer (PC) is a
lot more user friendly than some of
the older computer technologies.
In my opinion, for a computer
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and bedroom furniture hand-
crafted before your eyes - by
one of Ontario's largest
manufacturers. Highest quaidyi
lowest prices. Eg. 5' pine har-
vest table. $345. Oak buffet and
hutch. $875; finished in your
stain choice. 985-8774, TRADI-
TIONAL WOODWORKING.
(121792)
HOCKEY Card Set, rare 1968-
69. 216 card O -PEE -CHEF set.
In mnt shape- Serious colled-
to's only. Telephone 723.5498.
(122092)
CARPET low cost. High
quality. convenient -shop at
horre- with discount warehouse
pricing. Saxony carpet installed
$111991sq yd Please can
collect. 605-1990 (122792
GOLF cl ibser. Spalding. Com-
plete golfing package for right
hand shot. Too many terns to
list. Used once. $500.
Telephone 7215498 It 22092)
HAMMOND Organ (Leslie
speakers; ast of the good
sounding models, must soli.
$1700 o.b.o Kenmore
Dishwasher. $100, navy couch.
$100. Cal Andrew. 430-2191.
(121592)
AJAX Picks" Appkarncss . rip
reasonable offer refused. Fully
guaranteed reconditioned
appliances. Coms make us a
deal. 427-6784, 467 Wesirey
Rd. S. Ajax (TF)
REFRDGERATOR - from free.
excellent condition. $285. Cal
838-3069.(121692)
ELECTROLUX Vacuums -
shaMVOOen. here's the dean
From SZ monthly, O.A.0 . lean
CALL ROKA Lumber Hardwood, payment April 1893. 5 year
418112'. $60. 4'x8'xl6-. $65. warranty, tree pick up and
668-6797 SQ. � 705-277--3301.. r4e., repairs. delivery E i� Sul�r;.
4344M. (TF) 686.7640.(121592)
Hf�s Medical CARPET - I ria" several 1000
150 a 150 "°�`''�d ' 150 H°� Medical 1"r°` we st"ismeow arid
toot, nylon carpet. Will do
tai Denfxll Dentalsalis rooms and hall for $360. in-
cludes carpet. Pad, and
OPERATORS SPEECH/LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS NER 7s1a 66. � ,tel- steer..
78a2D6e. ;TF,
NEEDED DISPLAY SHELVING - for tree
A larp comilo nilly based health Care agency with brandies t oughout Smith- 89ar4kq double sided said oak
PANEL VANS - EARN UP Central Ordarlo, regIIIi quallGdin
ed part e $pe6CflfLaflyt189e 138ihol0giSt, 10 9101 wall units for 412x4 It.
TO $17.00 PER HOUR p loilide in-ll0fne dwvy wdllll Region of Dlxham. moving. Must sell. Call Monday -
STRAIGHT VANS - EARNFriday 9-5. 430-3139 after
UP TO $29.00 PER fit. r Ra d CA
hours. weekend34
s• 430.78•
Uni 10 ka . C OOrilr.ir 1. f9 96"le rt CALA
PIANOSIGRANDFATHER
CLOCKS - Pintos, rent to own.
SPL site. wrWK. prarnd. dealt,
keyboards. CLOCKS - free
daMry and sit up. CaN Tela
and take advantaSe of our
CMWnas Spetasl9. 433.101.
ANTIOUES . 9 peo. Duncan
Phy* $1575, trunk. Wk- Oop.
Per boder $45: parlour table.
0
0
r1
/.,..� $57: end table. S35: air Dort
Day care Day Care Day Care $145: inernmower. $45: go
160 wanted 165 Available 165 Avallabfe dL (2 , « s' 430. :.
- EXPERIENCED daycare
(9-00) 325-- 71326. I wanMd in my Items. John Body .
area. For 3 dnldron, 2 schod
aged1P8rI If11@ 6:30p iTL 4204272 (121320a1Mr
wAKTED - dvo in Nanny. NME13
or ECE. 1-2 year+ eoparlanim
rokeernce9, drhw. non sndter.
50 hire. per week, light
hotrwkespinp, sten Feb. 83.
Hwy MV4fstrney Rd. Cam Even-
ings 730.930 p.m 427-7453.
SNOWBOARD - Crotty Banana
with now Korrpor bind rips, as.
MM $250. TeephOM 4204501.
(121042)
ALL hansholid foraortt9 itinkip
room tel, footer. two place bed
Chesterfield, stereo
Components, wall unit, two
desks, polutio siarhior/dryor,
allies ecluiprrrra. Etc. Call 420-
$184.(121W
249184.(121842)
(121582) �py�nt PM
- UNIQUE ChriNmY GO - CAIM
165 Day Care 170 � - _ podd drkrt m.ki.. Wall
w.
nanted
Available 205-Fireltrow Mount or table top for bar
MEN with trucks will do - I�popular
Can
EXPERIENCEDhousehold mows, dean Up or boor $3,500.427-4221.
- gh"' givesobs odd obs d i (121882)
couple apartment in required
Ain. Goodhif" TLC in her salary, Harwood area. Cr �oulktpt � � � r� «
that hap people look good and
01PiCERT. Lotus. Wordperfect.
TAXI dnvwz and dispetchen
,eel greatll Get started today.
D -case. word. accpac. be (lord.
wanted. 831.2160. (121392)
Cad 430.0736. (121582)
autocad Ventura. pagerroker,
-
FAX
Harvard. Carel. Computer
12 Office Help
1 20 Office Help
P•ogramm,ng and systems
p
p
"yet, Cobd. Pascal and C.
112VM* ,..... ,
wees
sh
Macinto, Ouark Express, and
Ilustrata. Financial assistance
may be available for eligible
Durham
BOOKKEEPER
Computer case". 427-3010.
27-30 0.
(TF)ents.
Experienced on new views
computerized accounting system
for Whitby business.
205 Fltewood
FIREPLACE - woodstove insert
with automatic fan. BBO grate,
$100 o.b.o. 839.2787 leave
• r1assage. (121392)
3 seater sofa, have seat. arm
chair in brown tweed, perfect
condition. $350 or best offer.
839-9520.(121892)
SOLID pine post bed (single).
Good box spring and mattress.
Head board and loot board. As-
king $250. Call anytime. 686-
0196.(121692)
PIANO for sale. upright, good
condrton, $650 or best offer.
Cal 831-0427.(121892)
220 ortiSa e
OAK/PINE :ables. chairs, beds
and bedroom furniture hand-
crafted before your eyes - by
one of Ontario's largest
manufacturers. Highest quaidyi
lowest prices. Eg. 5' pine har-
vest table. $345. Oak buffet and
hutch. $875; finished in your
stain choice. 985-8774, TRADI-
TIONAL WOODWORKING.
(121792)
HOCKEY Card Set, rare 1968-
69. 216 card O -PEE -CHEF set.
In mnt shape- Serious colled-
to's only. Telephone 723.5498.
(122092)
CARPET low cost. High
quality. convenient -shop at
horre- with discount warehouse
pricing. Saxony carpet installed
$111991sq yd Please can
collect. 605-1990 (122792
GOLF cl ibser. Spalding. Com-
plete golfing package for right
hand shot. Too many terns to
list. Used once. $500.
Telephone 7215498 It 22092)
HAMMOND Organ (Leslie
speakers; ast of the good
sounding models, must soli.
$1700 o.b.o Kenmore
Dishwasher. $100, navy couch.
$100. Cal Andrew. 430-2191.
(121592)
AJAX Picks" Appkarncss . rip
reasonable offer refused. Fully
guaranteed reconditioned
appliances. Coms make us a
deal. 427-6784, 467 Wesirey
Rd. S. Ajax (TF)
REFRDGERATOR - from free.
excellent condition. $285. Cal
838-3069.(121692)
ELECTROLUX Vacuums -
shaMVOOen. here's the dean
From SZ monthly, O.A.0 . lean
CALL ROKA Lumber Hardwood, payment April 1893. 5 year
418112'. $60. 4'x8'xl6-. $65. warranty, tree pick up and
668-6797 SQ. � 705-277--3301.. r4e., repairs. delivery E i� Sul�r;.
4344M. (TF) 686.7640.(121592)
Hf�s Medical CARPET - I ria" several 1000
150 a 150 "°�`''�d ' 150 H°� Medical 1"r°` we st"ismeow arid
toot, nylon carpet. Will do
tai Denfxll Dentalsalis rooms and hall for $360. in-
cludes carpet. Pad, and
OPERATORS SPEECH/LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS NER 7s1a 66. � ,tel- steer..
78a2D6e. ;TF,
NEEDED DISPLAY SHELVING - for tree
A larp comilo nilly based health Care agency with brandies t oughout Smith- 89ar4kq double sided said oak
PANEL VANS - EARN UP Central Ordarlo, regIIIi quallGdin
ed part e $pe6CflfLaflyt189e 138ihol0giSt, 10 9101 wall units for 412x4 It.
TO $17.00 PER HOUR p loilide in-ll0fne dwvy wdllll Region of Dlxham. moving. Must sell. Call Monday -
STRAIGHT VANS - EARNFriday 9-5. 430-3139 after
UP TO $29.00 PER fit. r Ra d CA
hours. weekend34
s• 430.78•
Uni 10 ka . C OOrilr.ir 1. f9 96"le rt CALA
PIANOSIGRANDFATHER
CLOCKS - Pintos, rent to own.
SPL site. wrWK. prarnd. dealt,
keyboards. CLOCKS - free
daMry and sit up. CaN Tela
and take advantaSe of our
CMWnas Spetasl9. 433.101.
ANTIOUES . 9 peo. Duncan
Phy* $1575, trunk. Wk- Oop.
Per boder $45: parlour table.
0
0
r1
/.,..� $57: end table. S35: air Dort
Day care Day Care Day Care $145: inernmower. $45: go
160 wanted 165 Available 165 Avallabfe dL (2 , « s' 430. :.
- EXPERIENCED daycare
(9-00) 325-- 71326. I wanMd in my Items. John Body .
area. For 3 dnldron, 2 schod
aged1P8rI If11@ 6:30p iTL 4204272 (121320a1Mr
wAKTED - dvo in Nanny. NME13
or ECE. 1-2 year+ eoparlanim
rokeernce9, drhw. non sndter.
50 hire. per week, light
hotrwkespinp, sten Feb. 83.
Hwy MV4fstrney Rd. Cam Even-
ings 730.930 p.m 427-7453.
SNOWBOARD - Crotty Banana
with now Korrpor bind rips, as.
MM $250. TeephOM 4204501.
(121042)
ALL hansholid foraortt9 itinkip
room tel, footer. two place bed
Chesterfield, stereo
Components, wall unit, two
desks, polutio siarhior/dryor,
allies ecluiprrrra. Etc. Call 420-
$184.(121W
249184.(121842)
(121582) �py�nt PM
- UNIQUE ChriNmY GO - CAIM
165 Day Care 170 � - _ podd drkrt m.ki.. Wall
w.
nanted
Available 205-Fireltrow Mount or table top for bar
MEN with trucks will do - I�popular
Can
EXPERIENCEDhousehold mows, dean Up or boor $3,500.427-4221.
- gh"' givesobs odd obs d i (121882)
couple apartment in required
Ain. Goodhif" TLC in her salary, Harwood area. Cr �oulktpt � � � r� «
BROOKLYN
SALE •new and used trot hos
and benefits. Must have
nutritious lunches. Babies
Tom,
meson dYha diwoodoand
sdlwood, 12' and 19'. KknMrp
Mdpss coktwasimsanddryers
otiwwnco. Plow tali 646-
wallcom». �-�
FAX
avaNabla. Softwood, $45 pot
for apartment units.
Slophenson's Fumfture and
0665 beNrton 634630 p t1L
RELIABLE daycare avallabb.
Waft ooh• Pick up Sal• NW Surf•
Appliances. 227 Court St.
112VM* ,..... ,
Ai apme,NOlttotrtMd27 2Nb ..0
�wr,�wb5i9r11t4}�I:.r „nJ k,.0 O
10
220 For Sa X220 uta arts )[u o arts Apartments
F s 340 ne i� 340 R rs 400 For Rent
PERSIAN RUGS
We are pleased to invite you to our great little
showroom. Direct from hand makers, you will
find the lowest prices.
1139 Glen Eden Ct., Pickering
10 O.M.-9 p.m.,
SaL & Sun. till 6 p.m. 420-6085
Hwy- ?/Dixie/Glen Eden
230 Articles Christmas
Wanted 235 Trees
WANTED - stoves. fridges, AJAXIPICKERING - cut your
washer and dryers, working or own tree. Pine. spruce and bal-
not. Also wanted, pickup truck Sam fir, Also pre-cuts, just 3
(newer than 1978). Call miles north of 401 on Brock Rd.
Pickering, 420-8833. (TFALL) turn east on Taunton, just one
--- mile. Free hot cider and hot
235 Christmas chocolate. bring your own saw
Trees Open. everyday, 9.5 p m.
(121892)
VIVIAN PLANTATION
Choose d cut Scotch Pine. Spruce & Balsam. Trees
shaken & baled. FREE hot chocolate & malt cider,
bonfires & hay rides. Our trees are shaped for a
natural look 4' to 8', price $15 to $30.
Daily - Dawn to Dusk
Sunday - 1 p.rrL to Dusk
ALSO - Fresh apples, garlands & wreaths.
Vivian Road d Hwy. 48
473-3537
260 Arts B Crafts 300 Automobiles
For Sale
ai
MARS Ceramics. ' n,sne^, or
greenware for sale. Also silk The EASY way to
,lower arrangements 686-0908 BUY or SELL your car
(121392) __ with
280 Lost & Found 1- - . %
LOST soy- A,ax riiaoi „a•
has ripped right ear. Answers !O
name of Burt. Children very
upse' Reward 686 0270
(121392) BANKRUPT C,,,-
scr. ;
No ec•; cileekle
- Cars ased 'o
Pets Supplies- NO
'97, 1964 50 cars
290
Boarding --DOSE) !rot-' 686 7428. 725-
i88 or 6863775 ('FAL 1
DALMATIAN PUPPIES •r= x TWO v..go-s 88 for ;rte price co
• tent fa -st s Re
Ready D^e $500 o b o s,. •aOle for
for Cnrstrtias rstere0 Arab
Mare. 3 yr Did r6 SadOlebrec parts or one driveable Y,90
Y;yo
mare. 4 yr old TB Saddlebreo 839" 5450 (121392;
•
CAN DO
B0 " 14t,&
Nearly New Econo's,Blem's - New
Cars, Trucks etc.
CASH & CARRY EXCHANGE ONLY
Free Testing • Installation Available
Unit 1-8,105 Industrial Dr.
Whitby (off Hopkins SL)
666-5580
400 Apartments Ap artments For Rent 400 For Rent
Neil
AJAX
55 Falby Court
2 bedroom aparlmert In family building. Air
conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry
facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground
oarKing included
Call
�83-6021
).-Fri. 9 -
-Sun. 12-5 E'"«
822 GLEN, OSHAWA
Large & clean suites. 1
bedroom from $550. 2
bedroom from $625.
Suitable availability. Includes
heat, cable, parking, good
OSIIAWA - two bedroom apart.
ment in triplex, laundry,
appliances, parking included.
Available Immediately or Dec.
15. Near shopping and
transportation, 5695 monthly
Pius hydro Call 428-1397.
(121392)
BEAUTIFUL brand new base-
ment apartment, two bedrooms.
near Go, private entrance,
kitchen and washroom, arc..
available Immediately. Non
smoker, no pets 427-1779.
(121392)
PICKERING - short term, avat-
able immediately until April.
Cozy and contry bachelor apart-
ment with fireplace. Includes
,aundry and utilities. Close to
GO and 401. Only $495. Call
Mary Klassen at 4200517
121592)
ALTONA Rd./Sheppard -
Modern 2 bedroom basement
apartment 4 - bath at
Business
Home Home
Services
Improvements Improvements
ILLUSTRATION, cartooning,
'neve apt. in Ajax 686-8905
BrushnesS oa ic rf personal.
VAZ GENERAL =
Reasonable rates. Also lessons
CONTRACTING
available. Randy Timms. (416)
342-2279. (TF)
Specializing in custom
- - -
homes, all carpentry, additions, basements,
Driving Schools
waterproofing, kitchens 6 bathrooms,
Chea end the Best
t�
ceramic tile dt hardwood floors. Work
S&B Driving School, 3 lessons
guaranteed, free estimates. Call 683-5818.
and test $75, 10 lessons, $ t 50
Call 287-3060 '0108
(721892)
93)
Electrical
Services
ELECTRICAL, Licensed. "-"i"" `'G11 -vol,
Quality workmanship and ser- suspended ceilings.
vice at reasonable rates. Free
ersimates. Technical Information 25 years experience.
available by phone. 436-1613. NQII 619-00%9
Chris or Mark. (121792)
Gardening,
Landscaping LEAKING TUBS &
SHOWER STALLS
Gardner's Tap Soil
Gravel, Landmoing, Tree
Repaired & renovated
(Nal & Poor dies supplied
r '
Moving, I
Storaae
MOVING?
We will move anything,
anywhere, onytlme. Man i
trucks for all types of
wwfft. Best rates, lfree
(estimates. 10% discount
for seniore.
j $407M. 8 up
t Call 571-0755
HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS
_Ove bP or slat
. Separ e
entrance. also 1 bedroom base-
Planting end Removal,
..ce bath, eat in kitchen and
til groom. Snared Wundry aril
s Installed. Al Visa
B B B. LOWEST PRICESI
9 ue price
rt e^ al l I Piano no, r g
'neve apt. in Ajax 686-8905
C►ushed Asphalt,
°r �r.,uks also assist r payors
Free estimates Cal
specalats. Cal 4322850 (TF)
�)
Driveways, Clean-ups tttc.
tlewo•med For more
Bernie. Progressive Tile
MAN with tnxk andror mer rot
AJAX spotless new oversized
rwo bedroom apartment ribose-
Chea end the Best
t�
9 Commeraau
"^.us!r.a,.
420-1589
all your nripving noeds. prCeS to
"tour budget Soeeal rates roe
Ment d exeWIVe home. Super In town.
ocar
on. private entrance. no ASK FOR ROB
pets References $80C Tionthly.
all ncluslve 6838227 Call 428-5700
121392)
LARGE bright, attractive one Handyman
bedroom basement apart -nom,
separate en!rance nilly
eQulpped kitchen, shared
sundry. parking. $68C monthly
-chiding utilities F rsr and last.
.an I References Call Jan.
I Ret Haddad. Toronto. 686-196,
n) 751-83oo (ori). (122092)
OSHAWA one bedroom. $55C
and bacneior aparmert, $45C
Available Jan. 1. Second floor of
a house. all Utilities included.
-•wily 'enovated. no pals. call
Automoblle5 -- li an re, Ile service. c mans".
ci;�f y r 'dau ///��� rkunx o. ^ era^ a yr AJAX (liar 5 p M. 7250798 ;121392) p
Cal to Wefsn pony gelding 05 7^e bedrOOm basement OWI'xp oaswrienl
J J apartment OSHAWA two bedroom Heatjn91 ii 42(�0p81 Guaranteed
Carl to, details 705.639-5773 Wanted dpartmen!, newt' carper•O. 4 rot rent d ace loam. Irv( Cin l
(121892) rsr n9 aDarimer! very good area. Air Conditioning - Call Mike at
;anions Starting at $31l Give
'ate a call at 576-9533 `FALL)
MEN w •n large 11uDK w I[ do
^...59rOid move, res-denriaj.
con"Merca[ All Types of Troves.
Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856
Painting,
Decorating
TMS Painting Poom ai a :l:re
Decor painting.
Interior & Exterior Designed for
European anybody's budget...
Workmanship. Fast Low Rates.
r ie { W Ak
ONE -al toy poodle. 7 weans
CASH :;.:: ,. ;._,;: -...r _.-
..ce bath, eat in kitchen and
til groom. Snared Wundry aril
oOm. k",,nen, saDdrate
entrance. I.
chose tc Oshawa Centra Clears
TOWPhOr428.319% '21392)
oat. first snots vet cheekeC and
°r �r.,uks also assist r payors
parking Available Dec t $600
No pets. Single, 5550 rnorT,,Park'n9
9 r
building.fridge and stove.
NE'NTONBROOK -•e.c -� i--
c.aarin Sennw
tlewo•med For more
lens and encumbrances 428
�1DRtMy a27-3650. (1217921
' rs! and las; 428,484
parking. laundry !acilti•s NO
9 Commeraau
"^.us!r.a,.
information, call 404 0821
8795 or 587.7982 (122092)
ARTISTIC Masor. ary speca.z-
(721892)
Pets $6'5. Ca,723-C742
ma-�ntenance
(121692) _
TTUCkS Far
310
PICKERING � spacious two
DeCrWr^ baserent apartment.
-
AJAX One bedroom
(121 792)
:arrtracl5. suspended heaters.
-•races. Dialers, arcu,ahn
AJAX
BEAGLE Pulp for sale.4 retrive
ul . 4 no
Sale
separate entrance. cable,
furnished Or non -
ono becroom basement
c.�-.os, motors, controls and
DidBE male. shots one
Iwo bedroom
'aurid ry, utittes induced Avail-
f -shed. air Pond Cionmg,
epee'^aril. a aPp an Ces.
=r m^et' triers. Phony 427-0096
for more nlorrrianor. 725 b(x;5
1185 r : =' S: ar.,-c K; >kn
iDle immediate N. $750 nlorTnry
park rg, appliances. unties,
carpeting. cerarni separate
page 1 .416.553.5733
.'
(121 792)
132000 erns boa 'nner and cap.
gall 509.9668 2 t 692)
iew y renovated. non smoker
entrance. $650 Der month.
1992)
BERGENFiII Kennels to
.
many new parts Asn.n 1:s 300
9
COZY one bedroom apartment
preferred $60C.mOrl" Cali
utittyt nckrded. Available Jan.
t Non smoker r
Home
Ys cant- Pleas t . -t ,12189. • o pets
and miniature poodies. needed.
( i
121 792)
e ca 5.6 SSC
sour, Oshawa, $350 moninly
as as . oor
;des 20 years experience. Good
TOWPhOr428.319% '21392)
Improvements
vet cri•ckoo. $225 Phone 705
$580 and 5435 monthly First
references and satisfaction
Pius utilities Call 4323554
SOUTH Ajax - 7 bedroom
AVAILABLE :ar. t
month's rent free Aso very pest
277.2463 wI hold for
1983 S -t0
pickup. automatic.
Qays (121592)
upstalrS. bungalow Shared
-
Vvesrs"ore area,
ARTISTIC Masor. ary speca.z-
Christmas (121792)
V6. power
brakes.
stee"r.g, power
APARTMENT for rent n Picker
laundry facilities, uldriies extra
$850 months 666-5519.
urge apart
•hent for rent, lar a k,tcnen.
g
N r tireplacell and cnir ley
_- _
300 Automobiles
bOCy in ex Cell6^;
i'Ondillon Certited. Icing boa
Call 72608" 592)
Ing Vdlags. two Poolroom above
store. ftee parking, utilities
Y-
�72t )
ving area ii Walko.t.
',replace cab a . 1, ! es
•,3Da,rs Works w -l! cricks.
De)Cks did S10n•S OI illi ninCs.
a'
Far ale
_
(121
nckrdw. Referenoes required
Iwo bedroom
included $600 rnpnml 7ya-
f5hmat•e, wOh ^1anSnp
-,a.
drywall, decorating,
etc. Reasonable with
320
VansW. ,
Vans, 4 Wheel
_ease for $750 mortnty call
428-0937.
apart
apart ie"I ''Pogo and stow. n-
nudes heat and hydro Washer
7201 days or 839Y1696
Rene Garvau.
Cal 428.7260 or 683-8¢21 td
appliances. $625 inclusive.
room kitchen ft-
Drives
(t2t592)
and dryer facilities
evenings (121392)
EUROPEAN file
boxes with move. Cal 427• a monthly. Call Judy KukSM
evahings. (1213921
m AJAX - one bedroobasan"
PICKERING Rosebank area.
ava,
$600 first an Olive
SPACIOUS one bedroom and
speCilat wit
renovate your bathroom or
428-8190
PROFESSIONAL ".r• .; a -c
wd .page' -y C -e room or
w^Die nouse, guaranteed owes:
'ales %o lob's too small Oua.7
wonimarshp guaranteed Call
430-2595, (FAL,)
PROFESSIONAL Painting - in.
!error and Ex4er or Orywa I
I- ? ,,Doge Caravan min,var. 4 •arne Dright above ground one area 434-6311 121592 bacne-Or apartment north KTCI)en wags wax 'I Tapng, Plastering and Spray.
Gl Alfredo or Helida. 7231337,
Party
Services
Lryllnca•. auto, ps . pie.. amtm
bedroom basement. full bath.
( )
Oshaww. available vnrneoaieiy
as as . oor
;des 20 years experience. Good
stere, good clears running van.
walkout to patio, drapes.
OSHAWA large 1 and 2
$580 and 5435 monthly First
references and satisfaction
$3995 cenited. Call 427-9722,
broadloom, suitable for mature
bedroom apartments. includes
month's rent free Aso very pest
guaranteed. For free ow mates,
Russ. anytime. (121892)
adults. No pets. Cal 509-2050.
ut"I and .aunory facilities.
ty 3 bedroom bungalow 'or rent
D Dykstra. 7251913. (TF)
- '---
(121392)
$603$658 monthly
or sale Somrnei St
- --- - - -
360 Snowmobiles
AJAX Oxford Towers. 2 and 3
References Edith. 434-5222 or
4310-0339 (121392)
House Sat. 12:30-2:30 P.m 686-
HANDYMAN Quality Home
Renovations or Repairs All
Streeter Wood working. 436
bedroom apartments. Available
Jan. 1 Quiet building, pool,
_
AJAX - large one bedroom
9
9153 (721192)
types of electrical, plumbing,
carpentry,
ONE bedroom basement
basement apartment. $650
1975 Yamaha aaC with 1962
tan -cooled rebuilt moron. Goon
sauna, close to s 401
�rn9•
casement apart rent, above
apartment, across from GM
drywall, decorating,
etc. Reasonable with
shape, wry fast. Asking $650
and Go. Approx. $750 and $851.
9rounQ, private entrance, 4
North Plant, Inning room, dining
relerences. Sma l welcome.
slpwience• 6862915. (TFEFG)
Cal 428.7260 or 683-8¢21 td
appliances. $625 inclusive.
room kitchen ft-
)ops
in
MAGICIAN, clown_ blends
Ready to entertain for any age
any occassion Birthdays
promotions. openings,
1 rid M
o.bo Cal. Stewart. 985-6039.
(121592)
smoker
un
730 p.m. (122092)
Now. 428-3392 or 497.9620,
go. stove,
saparata entrance. $40o plus
(121392)
hone 723-1469 anytime.
u raisers. agic snows are
SABER Contracting all furl Lettuce Heb. 8397057 or
_
Apartments
400
CENTURYHoe two bedroom
Home
unit, downtown Bowmanville
(12102)
utilities. First and las►, no
Parking.no tom' Cas CO"e°•
HOME
repairs
Improvements and
Basements.
carpentry, additions.
renovations, kitchens.
bathrooms.
728-8334. (TF)
ONE bedroom basomem apan.
RABBIT wants work doing
For Rent
area Privap large IOI, ample
lent available immediagl Y•
764.6667. (121792)
doors.
add-ons,
decks, forgm and trim,
home maintenance
emergency service, furniture
onils.
-(1217901
parklrg• private entrance. waM-
Brock/401 area. Utilities in.
dudtd In here. Sill lernale
PICKERING - two bedroom
AI
Streeter Wood working. 436
refinishing, Quality work
alnl�asior
have�myy own
magician. Can Erne.
Ing adult only. ran smok«' no
Ing distance to schools and
PrW-ed.rnonsrtokMnopets,(
basement apartment. $650
9207.
TF )
guaranteed. t5 years
6681932.
TF
( I
apartment, $395 inclusive.
See& uMk . Cst
altar 6 p.m. 5767016 a 579-
Phone 4262073 or 3742418.
mrormtiY• available an today._
Pmralt ensanCs loan
INTERIOR
Renwalons and Int
slpwience• 6862915. (TFEFG)
son
pea, 1-70rr-799, $700 no. hard
Call 1-705-799.7575 for
FLMSHED APT. 9197. (121582) (12179121 preferred. Cal anytime alhw g PMvSmnwla With the emphasis
1199, Chw. Cavalier Z24, on quaiitY nat speed. Wall take Housecleaning
one bedroom P•rn.427.17W (121 b
AJAX • bright • 19,00ams., v6, auto. air Don.. Pickering Village, 9E) AJAX - aPartrrrra 10 rata, dot. w 7M tfe tilt to do itright- L.A.S. Plumbing
tit, cruise, power windows and Church St. S., large, new, to Ajax Hospital,kitchen, basement apartment, sat in AVAILABLE imarediaely in Renowlions 8301-2610 ask for
locks. black. Oean Watson furnished bachelor in 6- .. . 11 n sf q room, 3 poo• luschon, separate -motet, 4 Oshawa, SM CAM SL Two Ron. (1215821 HELEN'S Hone Services for
Dodge. 41641155-233113. (121300
Platt- TV, laundry, own en-
try, padkitp clogs to GO, ro
-In ar, sauna. side - --ano4
prkirg utlltias ihekrdtd- $600
aPPYanccss, al nduskw. Non
smokes. available Jan. t. $635.
bedroom, $650 per month PENNCO
inckrakre. Fist and last required
reliable and professional
Plu rnbirq - kiteMn Ikry insured and
1980 Iionhda Accord EXR while.
losdsct, atAo, new ties. 3 year
Psis-
monthly. and last. 426
Y
427.4458. (1217912)
cpCs to j and and
etnoPPlg. No repairs,
washroom renovations.tela at 427.1041.
commercial and (121390)
y Marable $13,750.
eAn 2(o
416�509.2Q38
2834. (121
OSHAWA -Iwo bedroom apart-
434-5811 or 430
034.
_
Guaranteed
Cal S
Cal Super Mario at 431.5222.
Ott a'at"
PICKERING one room
mems for rent, available
(TFALL)
( ALL) l
low
rdworkin9 wilelado
cost. hes etlimhtMs. s.nios
-(1217901
or 416.284-1618
bachelor apartment, private,
, � W„ entrance, �-
er'radjasi Laundry taaMns
on premises. Two bedroom,
on pr
LOVELY bright 2 bedroom dscount.
apart,r,r,t sears frritplaeetaga
xperi n edperson
experienced
Cal Bob, 439.5092 or hokr�w oe, by ft day, Rates
it service dtangss,
IM Ford Tenpo, /doe, auto,
Ing adult only. ran smok«' no
month) bachelor
11165516617'
lo IOt n
(121392) $45-$65. Phone atter 6 or
non smoker. Available
ai, stereo, w,ce(yya ion,
$4250. CaN 427-lk1B3.
Kilt
pea uWas inducted. First and
apartment, $395 inclusive.
QUALITY
Oshawa, caiWs Preferred no
walk by lather and anytinu W"kwfds. 5764367.
(121392)
Lugo, affic v, 3 bdrws.,
1 12 Oses. gwgews vies
last, $175 w.eldy. 5061132.
(1216921
RM $50,m Cal
579.3583 or 728-9345, Also
W1145.
son
pea, 1-70rr-799, $700 no. hard
Call 1-705-799.7575 for
(7215921
team Well a Renovations.
working. Renovations, Mov111�
g'
1M7 Florida A000rdx LX, any
76,000 kms., excellent
condition, new brakes and
of Freodkwan's Bay. dose
b GO, 401 a s' Ip 9.
1311E and two bedroom aprl-
garage for rent. (TF)
aPPOWMTWCaddsrons•
11216912)
a
dtdks, ow- Cal us to
tree estkrmo 571.1263 Bit or
r
Storage
Financial
TaDirec
FOR Clrist� -nit tree
exhaust- Ps., pie, cruise. must
j(yn ■onllny, uMiYes in.
uritl
Jan. 1J91 Ajax one bedroom
� w OM base
Rod.Osltalva
(TFALL)
sell.
�
raw.m Lkckmka�
south
south Oshawa. Close to
Ott a'at"
apartment.w�
and asperse wkaance, �
JOURNEYMAN
electrician.
AJAX Moving Systems • fun Directory
wrvwn. moves• appliance and ry
6or Is$711100.mess ge. (1213M
6 rx leave message. (121392)
call!iom Nkcarma
schools, shops and Cron Cal
Gundry (
rAiititt and ter. Filwlaw. ±475•
Speriakzing
it service dtangss,
Plano spedalists, flat rate or
1987 Hyundai Excel, 4 door,
RsII- FielAN"M
728-4993, between 91-9 p.m.
tie• stove. Pdvale entrance.
non smoker. Available
rewiring
• additions and
hourly. We now have heated ACCOUIMMO bO°earoirh9
autonedI aro ouster, asking
831 -MO
(122592)
park". $660 monthly includes
immediately. Cal 404-8335.
renovations.
All work
storage anis. Now offering free and talkpreparatan.4t'arnds
112500. Cal 838.1858 days or
utllies. Call Michael 282-5754.
guaranteed.
tree astvnates. Cal
boxes with move. Cal 427• a monthly. Call Judy KukSM
evahings. (1213921
m AJAX - one bedroobasan"
9 amt.•5 plly .m. 680.0961 a 6.
PICKERING - one bedroom
420.6320.
(TFA)
0005. (TF) Accountart. 4242061.
PICKERING - one bedroom apamttent fridge, and stove, 4
(120392)
baswnern. fW bath, separate
19M Celebrity, V6, 4 door, extra
basermsnl, sepan" entrance. Pose bath, separate entrance
entrance, $550 monthly, fist
_
clean. original Pte. automaIii
air conditioned, now tires.
shared laundry, lirst/last, and parking. First and yet $625
references required. utilities
OBIUAWA - one bedroom apart.
mint for rent in buidinp,
and last. Cable. After 6 p.m..
Phase =1420.2327.
41 0 Houses For
�� 0 Houses For �� Nouns For
0
• brakes CsrtiGed. Call 728 0817.
o, negotiable. utilities included.
irtckrded, available, inareOirMF-
oidw
304 SWFMO u. S. $420
(121692)
Rent
Rent Rent
619.2591. (121592)
mamhy
PICKERING -bright o n e
(121592)
19" Sunbird LE, two door. ex-
r
$800 monthly. Cd 837-1952 or
2829849. 121792) AJAX - new tarps one bedroom
(
plus hydro. Available
i mmtdiOWy. Cal Stephen, 571-
badroorn basement apartment,
HOUSE for rent. 4 bedroom, two
PICKERING - one bedroom WIBTBY - cozy three bedreom
tra clean, 130.000krm., air,
txasarrtrt epwtrrent• ttrrrazing
PICKEppNG - BnsOAMbrook • deal, $5,115IndudM uUlitiN,
3229. 121
( 792)
private entrance.
P Parking, 4
appliances,
PP antes, available
storey. 2 ll2 bvhs, main Iktor
tall and laundry rooms, 4
y rt'
apartment, large living room. bungalow n mature area. Orn,
Plate entrance. 4 bath,4
appliances, appiiarfces, rec room, ful
autorrlaziC. ��. Call 728-
two bedroom basement cable, clean, bright, priate
PICKdaNG • bright fully sell
immedieley. 267-6720 Or 839•
appliances fireplace and c.ac.
ran smoker. available Jan. I. deck, great backyard, plaza,
0817. (121592) _
apanmeri lull kitchen. 4 PCs. entrance, parking, ac. 6861668
contained street level
2693. (121392)
$1125 plus 2/3 utilities. Ajax
$675 . 172 first and last. 839 schools and bus close by. Avail -
1983 C1tw Malibu me is. $300.
bath, laundry faclliii $675 or 7568015. (1215912)
apartmwit, walkout to deck and
.
Houses For
Really Ltd.683t61t, Feb. tl93.
00 18. (t2t592) a Feb. t. $900 plus. 666-
1982 Firebird rttedsboctywonk
manly, availabN Jan. 1. 619-
2114. 121582) AJAX - bright two bedroom
backyard Al appliances, Dixie
and Harr $2. $700 month a24
41 O Rent
(t21392)
3794.
AJAX
auto, air conditioning, amrlm
cassefle, "W- Cal 428172p.
( basement apartment, 3 PCs.
PICKERING Bay Ridges, 3 bath, 4 separate
y
9008 (121N2)
OSHAWA - near South GM, two
bedroom,
- duplex. �� modern detached 3
tot Iwo families. Separate
es. S spacious Separate bedroom house.
(1213912)
appliances,
bedroom main floor d house entrance, dose to all arreneles,
LARGE clean bright one
9
bedroom large
AJAX - spacthreeious
bright spacious bungalow,
woodstove, eat -in
ridge, 9E)
kitden• i stove. lar lot.
1 t!2 baths. 4
entrance. 2 bedrooms central appliances, central air, central
fireplace,
1983 Toyota Coke, good body,
$800 Inclusive• tie I$ last. Avail- $650 monthly plus shared
Phorfe
bedroom. Wen kitchen with
appliances, y000
SM per month. First and last.
air, appliances. large
yard, pool $900 plus. Available vac• fiaplace, garage• lanced
new exhaust. now ch S1250
ableWm*dW*.Cal839-7705 utilities. First and last.
psorMtal 263-
neighbourhoot. $999 all
a�� ItnrrwdialWy. Phone
w t Go. S1 Do
immediately. 640.7430.
0". CAN 42"M (1245891
SIW 5 P -m 0223=) SooLAX-1W?.a 2LGWL___�
ltOtlkawa
394.
Inclusive. Call 427-12380.
43"19tair 7254W7. (t213�
W* Reforrier clai
.-., _.. �. • utilities.
(1Q18M1 _
r ti r v+tt .:3 r
410 "°"`"R FewM 420 T°' mm
Fix ReM
SROOKLIN - beautiful 4
bedroom very large leveed in
yard, attached garage, 5
appliances. heat paid. $1000
shoe term rental. Cas 839.6689
after 4 p.m. (121 5W)
420 Townhouses
For Rent
ONE, two and three bedroom
luxury condos. Beautiful
Property. quality features. 6
appliances, air conditioned. from
$775 monthly. Rent to own and
purchase options available.
South east Corner of Nash and
Trulls Rd . Courtice Open
House. Wed and Thurs 3-7 p.m.
Sunday. 1-4 p m For more
information.call Josephine
Snider. 579.7505 or Paula
Sheppard. 579.3052 at Homelde
Advantage Realty Ltd Realtor.
433-4747. (TFALL)
TAUNTON Terrace 100 Taun-
bn Rc. E. Oshawa. 3 bedroom
lbwnhouses available in Clean.
well maintained family complex.
3 appliances. tun basement.
walkout from basement to patio.
From $807 plus hydro. For ap-
pointment to view please call
4363346 anytime (121592)
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TOWNHOUSES
HOLISM
NEWCASTLE
• 94 Concession St. E. (late 1992)
• 41 Freeland Ave. pate 1992)
WHITBY
Corner Dryden Blvd. and Eric Clark Dr.
(new -spring 1993)
Spacious 1, 2, 3, 4 and wheelchair accessible units: Fridge, stove,
garage, water, blinds/curtains included; Laundry/meeting Centre/
chlidren recreational facilities available; utilities extra.
420 TOwfl11OtISef
Fa Rent
PICKERING - Jan. 1. 3
bdroonl 2 balls. Hwy a2 and
Glenanna. $975 monthly,
ktsrtaculate, decorated. excel-
lent condition. Peter Bristow,
Remax Renaissance RE. Ltd. or
283.1500. (121592) _
OSHAWA - three bedroom
townhouse, close to Oshawa
Centre. schools. 4 appliances,
available immediately. $800 x
utilities. Finished basement.
436-7799. leave message.
(121792)
WHITES Rd/401 - immaculate 4
bedroom townhome. 5
appliances. central air. Indoor
parking, safe. desirable area.
$1095 plus 416.640.6675.
(121792)
WHITBY - Vansione Terrace. 3
bedroom townhouse• walk to
Go. $795 plus. Hardwood floors.
private yard, available
immediately Call Rob at 668-
5968.(121592)
To place your
personalized in
memoriam.
Call 576-9335 and lot one
of our professional
advisors help you.
Ti
430 R001ReM
AJAX - Vies" nshed room a�to, .
Share kitchen and laundry
facilities, non smoker. $85
weekly. 428.9114 (leave
message). (121892)
AJAX - large friendly home,
single room. NON DRINKER.
$90 (,ler week incl des use of
kitchen, air conditioning,
laundry. Call Pal. 427.7113.
(121392)
LARGE furnished room for rent,
$65 weekly. quiet tenants. only
low minutes from downtown
Oshawa. Call 433-8831.
(121892)
HWY 92 and Liverpool -room in
house. share kitchen and 4pce.
bath with two others. 5310
monthly, inclusive. 837-2256
(121692)
AJAX Harwood and 401, share
kitchen, bath and laundry
facilities with two others in quiet
friendly home. Parking.nor
smoker• $350 monthly.
inclusive. 261 9590 (121392)
A large room or apartment (1 or
2 bedroom) in clean new home.
Shared laundry, parking, all
tacllilies. bus. schools.
shopping. 428-0535. (121892)
430 Roo T Rut 450
AJAX - Mans, od N.) Large one kt1 to sh a house,
bedroom, separate entrance, house,
separate bath. quill area. Seek dose to SN al Nor Smokft
matured ferlWe bachelor. Non ffied- ab- s7't( 21
smoker. no pets. asking $375 ^e9a 8M
inclusive. Cal( 427.4988. AJAX - BurcMrlBayty . large
(1210921 furnished room. Shared
ROOM for rent in quiet home. TV accOr"011111110118• av&klbls DOM
OW VCR inducted. Parking. AI- 1 Call Lynn, 683-2306.
Iona Rd. and Shepherd area, (121 3M
walk to Rouge Valley. $350 AJAX - share 2 bedroom base.
montNY. Phone 509.2932 after ment apartment, close to all
5p.m. IT 21692) amenities, utilities included.
450 Shared smoker.
lno pets. non
smoker. Cas M leave massage.
ACCOMITI. 427.3571. (112292)
PICKERING bungalow with
finished rooms 285. 305, 315 x
share six appliances, TV &drive.
Bachelor apt for $600 plus non-
smokers. Call 420.7347
(121692)
455 Condos For
Rent
THREE bedroom condo, all
PICKERING - Brock and inclusive. $795 monthly, first
and last. Available Jan. 1. or
e2. clean room in townhouse. Feb. 1. 580 Mary St. Whitby.
Share facilities and appliances. 728.9499. (121592)
619-0167. (121392)
SHARE modern facilities in
MCLAUGHUN Square - three
clean three bedroom house.
bedroom rondo, stove. Iridge,
Private room, near Town Centre.
underground parking space• car
all utilities included. $375
wash, pool, sauna, exercise.
monlNy d you are a tidy non
$950 utilities included. Available
smoking female, please call
Jan 1. Phone 7283050
•
420.3734, leave message.
(121592)
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670 670
bedroom home, in quiet
SAVE $50
nwbeaches and mayor
•phototlons. chlor ri weWome,tphotos.
fUNCONTESTED
and carpeted. Call Julie. 736-
tie hoed minatW. Micah 3:11.
(Leu than motel). 683-
(010193)
and
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LIVE
DIVORCE5503.
evenings. (121592)
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fae500
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$250
Phone Affairs
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ti
�s�al
Communuty, Financial Services.
garage• fireplace,
for Chroimili. 42()_9370.
Cali 428-6265
wtaTer - gorgeous 112 acre Id
hardwood fbicii new furnace.
MORTGAGE $S$ available,
Also:
with 4 bedroom house, walk to
purchase, refinance, debt
immigration
conveniences, priced at nCDlpOfallonS
Pleaseioat =
your ad the Elm
day ft appears
maiting sure k
reads as you
requested, as we
cannot be
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more than one
Insertion.
$130.000. To close by Jan. 29. 615 Paralegal Offer expiresc.
43 Garrard Rd. 434-3788. Pt Dec.D31/92 680 Announcements 680 Announcements
(121892)
MONEY maker - 5 pier, brick
centurytype building, over
33.000 per year income.
Separate metres, gas heat• al-
ways rented. $202,000 as.
sumable mortgage. $228,900
asking. Cal Frank Milanovic,
728.9414, Coldwell Banker
RMR, Real Estate. (121792)
BROKER has $10,000 to lend at
$147 per ni h. Contact Jerry
at 668-6805, Community Finan-
cial Services. (TF)
"MAKE us an after- - 10 Pbugh.
PARALEGAL �
TRAFFIC TICKET DEFENCES ,
DRIVE UNDER SUSPENSION TURNS
SPEEDING, CARELESS DRIVING ETC
265-4844
man Dr. Ajax, $189,900.
Spacious, comfortable 3
PersonalsPersonals
670 670
bedroom home, in quiet
Insurance
neighbourhood, newly painted
Oshawa, Ont. L1J Il
and carpeted. Call Julie. 736-
tie hoed minatW. Micah 3:11.
a0UDCIR phologaphY . 011WMORTGAGES
5708 days or 428-9379
LIVE
Ciel 10 for the fel person -
evenings. (121592)
Jim Carripbal 1-705- 96394 75.
Portrait and ghrttor pedcagb
REDUCED - $127,900 - 3
Phone Affairs
14 at Photo calend"
bedroom brick, two storey,
ti
Stimulating
Communuty, Financial Services.
garage• fireplace,
for Chroimili. 42()_9370.
(TF)
Lisa. For discaeM information,
hardwood fbicii new furnace.
MORTGAGE $S$ available,
Conversation
Immediate possession. No
agents. 15 Arington Ave. 432-
purchase, refinance, debt
For Your Pleasure
3363.(121792)
��
only pieasel (1217921
510 Tow Forr Sale
•
1-800-387-8 009
Financial Corp. 445-1234.WANT
1198,900 - full price, no down
■Mar�vm Ta•!�A
payement, quality ng, no
gvrxrvcks. Nicece 3 bedroom north
24 h rs. - No Callback
end townhouse Call Rick
FREEI - appraisal program,
without queNionl Your approval
Daniels now at Remax Sumnit
NO LONG DISTANCE CHARGES
MORGAGES BELOW BANK
Really. 668-3800. (12139Z
MENTALLY FRIENDLYI SLEEK
Lots For
18+ Credit Card Only discreet
535 Sale
TWO acre watemon• lots .n
•Town of Pon Perry. Scenic view.
mature trees. Once in a Ne txrke
opportun Iy. For more
information, call Richard or
Karen at 427-0390 or 42&2215.
(121692)
5 C 40 Out -of -Town
Properties
DISTRESS Sale 20 acres
Pius 1 100 h. of watenront. Clow
b Hwy 87. Beside Crown Land.
Only $249 monthly. vendor will
finance. Low down payment
Cal 428-7258 (t 2 t 792)
575 m"'
LOW
MONEY Problial Loans. debt
consoi�datlons. credit
arrarlgerrentS. personal budget
planning, garnishees stepped.
*FREE CONSULTATIONS.
Credit Counselors (Pickering -
Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF)
Sincere Singfes =,Ia- --
V if A coo6dential Tway to toeet
that Sonsisone special
VP The call could change your cafe
tKaterisea 420-2554 Ruth 14100-3e31'7e7
RIDE - Pickering. to Whites Rd
to Younga'Sinclar by 830 a.m.
and return. Share expenses.
Dtease phare 837.7807 after 7
pm. or weekends. (121692)
671 Business
Personals
U R FIT - body training and -A
Priority- body protection
services. Free consultation,
flexible hours and rows. Michael
Muria, 416-436- 7062 or (H) 416-
436-0304. (121792)
64360304.(121792)
BE gentle to your shin... n has to
last a Iletirrne. For the An Natural
mortgage
580
JESUS _. � tel blind Wad
tie blind? Dan your nrnatef
Solution, send a S.A.S.E to
AS, ,339 Tlwmton Rd. S.
Insurance
wear glasses? The hireling s
Oshawa, Ont. L1J Il
tie hoed minatW. Micah 3:11.
a0UDCIR phologaphY . 011WMORTGAGES
and bans• 95%
Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11.
Ciel 10 for the fel person -
financing. down payrtrnt alio
Jim Carripbal 1-705- 96394 75.
Portrait and ghrttor pedcagb
arranged. My available.
amount
(TF)
14 at Photo calend"
Cas Doug or Rick, 668.6805.
EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF
makeover available. Book now
Communuty, Financial Services.
Roomates - Karen- Wendy and
for Chroimili. 42()_9370.
(TF)
Lisa. For discaeM information,
MORTGAGE $S$ available,
write Karen. Bos 670 -RD.
purchase, refinance, debt
Kelowna. B.C. v1Y 7P4. Adults
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AND HAIOLNGTO:
ion
NOTICE TO THE
MEMBERS OF THE AJAX
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
You are cordially invited to an informal
PRESENTATION
Monday, December 14/92
1-4 pm
Friendship Centre, Ajax
I'll; u.t,tkrFh�
710 Births 750 Thadnof
ks
Bateman - Duane and
Andrea are pleased to
announce the birth of
their Beautiful daughter,
Samantha Daisy. Born on
Nov. 23, 1992. at 5:29
p.m Samantha weighed
to a! 8 lbs. 13 ozs. Proud
Grandparents are Robert
& Doreen Evars of
Cobourg and Bob 8 June
Bateman of Tweed,
great-grandmother Datsy
Bateman of Maim.
Special thanks to Dr.
Stein and maternity staff
o f A(ax/Plckenng
Don't Forget
Oshawa/Whitby
This Week b
Ajax/Pickering
News
Advertiser
Classified Dept.
Is open for your
convenience
every Sat.
9:30 to 3:00
Please Call
576-9335
L1X 212
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Cu�rnrner $r rvite- Ca!! 1 800 J38 83h 10 1992 PCA Inn. kc. i
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CARDS', OF THANKS
MICHAEL SMrTH
Decent ber 29-1963-
August 22, 1992
Linda 8 Phil Smith would
Ike !o express their
sincere thanks to family
and friends for their
luridness and sympet' y
on the loss of our son
Michael. We would also
like to thank the Oshawa
Palliative Care and
Durham Cancer Society
that enabled us to have
Michael home with us.
H,s strength and
courage will live in our
memories forever
Claf diod Dept.
is open every
Will. to Thurs.
s a.m. tilt 8 p.rrL
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to place your ad or
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phone
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