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Friday; Dec. 18, 1992 20 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper - Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 51
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NUCLEAR WORKERS PLUG IN
TO UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN:
Employees in the operations and
construction divisions of the
Pickering Nuclear Generating
Station have raised $210,000 for
the local United Way drive. It's
an all-time, fund-raising high
for the employees, who raised
the money through voluntary
payroll deductions and other
projects such as bake sales and
barbecues.
Regular features '
Letters .......................... --6
Steppin' Out --------- 7
Sports ............._.__----14
Snow removers weather abuse
Pickering residents faked emergencies to lure plows
By JUDI BOBBITT "We are aware we were tricked. A couple charges when the claims are untrue, he warns.
Staff Reporter of cases were not genuine." Other residents displayed temper tantrums.
PICKERING - Residents here faked medi- Snow -clearing crews were immediately Obscenities, insults, chunks of ice and
cal emergencies, damaged a snowplow and dispatched to the "emergencies", leaving other shovels have all been hurled by angry citizens
hurled obscenities and objects at Town staff streets unplowed. at the Town's snowplow operators during the
during last weekend's vicious storm. "This type of thing worries us, because past few days.
A number of phony claims of impending there could have been real emergencies some- One resident even attacked a plow, knock -
childbirths and chest pains were made by peo- where else jeopardized by this action," says ing off the machine's side mirrors with a
ple hoping to have their snow cleared sooner, Mr. Vokes. In future, the town will be check- See MANY...Page 4
says director of public works Steve Vokes. ing such calls thoroughly and will press
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Decadent donation
Chad Thackeray found at least one item he liked in the food collected for the
Salvation Army by Pickering Village chiropractors Dr. John Noble and Dr. Ger-
ard Arbour. On Monday, the doctors waived their fees for patients who took
food to the clinic on Hwy. 2 at Church St.
photo by A.J. Groen
Samaritans aid
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drowning man
AJAX-PICKERING - Two local men might
have saved a life by pulling an unconscious 27 -
year -old from the bottom of a whirlpool in the
Pickering Recreation Complex Tuesday night.
The victim, a Pickering man, had an epileptic
seizure at the recreation complex a year ago and
is suspected of having had a similar seizure, says
Tom Quinn, Pickering's director of community
services and facilities.
Tony Mousseau and Brent Tulloch are credit-
ed with rescuing the man.
The victim was discovered face -up underwa-
ter at about 9 p.m.
"I had finished playing squash and went for a
whirlpool bath and he was at the bottom," recalls
Mr. Mousseau, an Ajax resident. "I yelled at him
but he didn't respond."
Mr. Mousseau says he pulled the victim out of
the water with the help of another man — identi-
fied as Mr. Tulloch of Pickering — and started
mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration.
Mr. Mousseau, 45, says he had no training in
resuscitation efforts but had seen it done on tele-
vision.
"All I could think of was to do that. It's just
one of those things — you just react. I just wish I
could've been there earlier. I don't need any
recognition for it."
But police are also crediting the two. "Their
actions may well be responsible for saving a
life," says Durham Regional Police Inspector
Tony Turner.
The man wasn't breathing when taken out of
the vt►irlpool, says Constable Jim Grimley.
Two lifeguards and an off-duty Pickering fire-
fighter were able to get the victim breathing
again, says Constable Grimley. "He coughed up
a bit of fluid and began gulping for air."
A short time later fire and ambulance crews
arrived.
The victim was rushed to Ajax -Pickering
General Hospital and then transferred to St.
Michael's Hospital in Toronto. According to
Inspector Turner, he was in serious condition at
press time.
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DICKERING -Plans forworking
on road patterns and,
developing the Altona Forest
an environmental manage -
are moving along with a bylaw
ment study for the section of
allowing a subdivision on the
:the site that will be preserved
site scheduled to come before
as an "urban forest". A meet -
Town council in February.
ing is planned with consultants
The Town has received
in mid-January to discuss the
development applications for
study.
three quarters of the 330 -acre
As well as the subdivision
forest, Pickering planners said
zoning bylaw to be considered
in a report presented to politi-
in February, a development
cians Monday,
application by Bramalea Ltd.
According to the report,
will be circulated to the com-
resolutions permitting devel-
munity for comment early in
opment on the environmental-
the new year, planners say.
ly-significant site approved by
A land severance applica-
council last September are
tion submitted by Bramalea
now being circulated to
for the separate school board,
Provincial ministries for corn-
which says it's in dire need of
mens
a school in the area, has been
A request by the citizens'
appealed to the Ontario
group Friends of the Altona
Municipal Board by residents.
Forest to have applications
The Altona Forest, roughly
evaluated under the Environ-
bounded by Finch Ave.,
mental Assessment Act is still
Altona Rd., Sheppard Ave.
being considered by the Min-
and Rosebank Rd., is slated to
istry of the Environment, the
be developed with homes, two
report states.
schools, a park and an urban
Meanwhile, planners arc
forest_
Council considers money
for overseasp romotion
PICKERING - An allocation of S5,W) for Town promotional efforts
overseas was approved by council's executive committee Monday.
If council commits itself to the expense at its Dec. 21 meeting, Picker-
ing will join several other municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area in
an effort to attract business from Europe or Asia.
Mayor Wayne Arthurs said the funds will allow Pickering "to get at
the table with everyone else" in promoting the GTA as Ontario's "eco-
nomic engine"_ Municipalities involved will participate in overseas trade
shows.
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PICKERING - A hotly -debated development of
low-rise apartments planned for the Town core was
approved by council's executive committee Monday.
Unhappy residents living in high-rise condomini-
ums next door to the planned development near
Hwy. 2 and Valley Farm Rd. have threatened to
appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board.
The developer, Tridel, has also -appealed to the
OMB to have its original application of 226 units
approved, company lawyer Steve Diamond said
Monday. The proposal approved by the executive
committee calls for 190 units.
Mr. Diamond said the compa-
ny went to the OMB after coun-
ject were mayor Wayne Arthurs, who rattled off a
long list of compromises made by Tridel, and coun-
cillor Eileen Higdon, who called the development "a
quality project."
Outspoken opponents were councillors Rick
Johnson and Maurice Brenner. Mr. Johnson said
he'd side with residents, while Mr. Brenner accused
Tridel of "not bargaining in good faith" because of
the OMB appeal.
The issue will come before council for ratification
next Monday.
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shovel, says Mr. Vokes. The oper-
ator was too "taken aback" to call
police as he should have, Mr.
Vokes adds.
Most of the childish incidents
occurred after plows inadvertently
pushed snow back into shovelled
driveways.
"It's an unreasonable level of
frustration," says Mr. Vokes of
residents' behavior. "The guys are
being paid to do a job."
In the aftermath of the storm,
plows were out again Tuesday
clearing snow away from storm
sewer catch basins in preparation
for rain.
That resulted in another flood
of complaints to works depart-
ment staff, who had already field-
ed about 2,500 calls about
unplowed streets and snow-
Whokcd driveways between Friday
and Sunday.
People here just aren't used to
the volume of snow dumped dur-
ing the storm, says Mr. Vokes.
The complaints came from people
"leaning on a shovel at the end of
their driveway, saying 'Boy, that
was a tough two hours' and they
see the plow coming back."
The town's 22 snowplow oper-
ators, who took 36 hours to clear
all Pickering streets after the
storm with nine pieces of equip-
ment, are instructed to ignore the
abuse hurled at them, he adds.
Many people have called the
public works department asking
staff to "come get your snow" out
of driveways, says Mr. Vokes.
"Their first reaction is 'what a
minute, this isn't my snow'." He
adds of the department, "We
didn't drop the snow. We're
doing our best to get it off
roads ... I'm very sorry but we do
not have the equipment, budget or
manpower to clear residential
driveways."
Mother Nature blew 5100,000
of taxpayers' money on the storm
last Thursday and Friday. That
represents one sixth of Mr.
Vokes's annual snow -clearing
budget
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AJAX - Workers at a maxi-
mum security facility for young
offenders here voted to accept a
two-year contract Wednesday,
ending a strike that lasted almost
two months.
Paula VanDusen, an employ-
ee at Rotherglen Centre and a
member of the negotiating team
for Local 585 of the Ontario Pub -
tic Service Employees Union,
says there was a "fairly high yes
vote" in favor of the pact
The union doesn't want to
release the vote results because
"we don't want the employer to
figure out who voted no," Ms.
VanDusen says.
The 30 workers at the centre
had been on strike for a fust con-
tract since Oct. 22. The main
issues were scheduling and a
grievance procedure, says Ms.
VanDusen.
The contract took effect this
pest Monday and it runs to Dec.
31, 1994.
Workers started to return to
work Thursday and all will be
back by this coming Monday.
Ed Blazo, executive director
of Kennedy House which oper-
ates the centre, says, "We're very
pleased, ecstatic they're back and
we hope to get the programs
back to normal in a short time."
Time centre, on Ravenscroft
Rd. north of Rossland Rd., holds
up to 20 young offenders.
The settlement was reached
after 20 hours of negotiating on
Friday, Dec. 11 and Saturday,
Dec. 12 and another 12 on Mon-
day, says Ms. VanDusen.
On Friday "We thought we'd
end up with nothing. Then the
employer talked to his lawyer.
The ball started rolling and they
started to bargain with tis."
The union negotiating team
felt "this is it. It's all we're going
to get," she says.
The employees will work 12 -
hour days for no longer than
three days straight and they'll get
two days off between shifts as
well as every other weekend off.
Prior to the strike, they'd been
working eight-hour shifts, some-
times for seven consecutive days
with one day off, Ms. VanDusen
says.
The employees will also be
paid time -and -a -half for working
overtime or on a statutory holi-
day.
A starting child care worker
will now earn S26 -W, while a
shift leader makes 535,000.
The union had agreed to a
provincially -set wage increase of
.5 per cera. However, the work-
ers will receive retroactive pay to
April 1, 19912).
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PICKERING - Two thugs robbed a female variety store clerk in Pickering 1626 Tawnberry St., Pickering, Ont. LtX 2C2
Tuesday night
The woman was working at Twyn Rivers Deli and Variety, on Twyn
Rivers Dr., when two men entered
the store just before 10 p.m., say
police.
One purchased gum and the
other asked for a pop. While she
was serving the pop, one of the men
jumped the counter, muscled her out
of the way, and took the money
from the till.
The two were last seen running
from the area with a brown card-
board box, says Durham Regional
Police Constable Jim Grimley.
Both are black, in their early
twenties, around six feet tall with
heavy builds. One was wearing a
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The other wore a blue jean jacket
with sports crests.
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.Selfish. Shameful. Stupid.
Those are some of the nicer things we have to say about the actions of
some Pickering residents during the snow storm that hit this area last Thurs-
day and Friday.
Some townsfolk hurled obscenities, insults, chunk~ of ice and even shov-
els at the Town's snowplow operators as the workers did what they're paid to
do -- clear the white stuff off streets in the community. One resident even
attacked a plow, knocking off the machine's side mirrors with a shovel.
Most of those incidents occurred after plows pushed snow back into
shovelled driveways, reports Pickering public works director Steve Vokes.
Tlx. culprits were displaying "an unreasonable level of frustration," under-
states Mr. Vokes.
Many people called his department demanding staff "come get your
snow" out of driveways, he says. "We didn't drop the snow ... We do not have
the equipment, budget or manpower to clear residential driveways," he
explains for anyone so thick they need it explained.
But, those numbskulls aren't the people who most bother Mr. Vokes and
ourselves. We're more disturbed by the individuals who called the works
department faking medical emergencies to get their snow cleared more
quickly. A number of phony claims of impending childbirths and chest pains
were.made, he reports.
"We are aware we were tricked. A couple of cases weree not genuine."
Snow -clearing crews were immediately dispatched to the "emergencies",
leaving other streets unplowed.
"This type of thing worries us, because there could have been real emer-
gencies somewhere else jeopardized by this action," says Mr. Vokes. In
future, the Town will be checking such calls thoroughly and will press
charges when the claims are untrue, he warns.
We're in his corner. We'd gladly add aruxher label to those people who i11
future try such a selfish, shameful and stupid con job: convicts.
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To the editor,
In light of the recent snow-
storm, I would like to thank the
few people who gave us snow-
plow operators the "thumbs up"
after filling in their driveways
when they had just spent the last
three to four hours clearing them
out Thanks also to the couple in
the St. Martins subdivision who
took us out of the cold into their
home for hot coffee after our truck
broke down, and to the gentleman
on Rosebank Rd. north who also
offered food and drink when we
became stuck and needed a pull.
If there were more residents of
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ner, instead of throwing shovels,
snow and four-letter words at us it
would make our jobs a lot easier.
Little did people know that as
they arose from their nice, warm
beds, most operators had already
been working on the roads for
seven hours, contending with
parked or abandoned cars, poor
visibility and little sleep.
Many operators, again with
limited sleep, went on to work 30
of the next 48 hours to make the
roads safe for residents and emer-
gency crews.
So next time, we ask that when
it be5omes necessary to plow in
your driveway after a snowstorm,
please understand that we are just
doing our jobs. There's nowhere
else for the snow to go. The pro-
jectiles and insults hurled at us are
really not necessary.
Remember the saying about
walking a mile in someone else's
shoes.
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Valerie Nodwell,
Pickering
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To the editor,
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reminded at every opportunity
that he supported Ruth Grier and
the IWA. After all, it is hard to
stomach his "enlightenment" on
the dump issue.
In January he said, "Whether
or not there is a site selected in
the north end of my riding and
whether it is on this list is not at
issue here."
"Further to that, to suggest
that there are sites in the Rouge
Valley, in the area designated as
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the fact that you (the Opposition)
have not read the Interim Waste
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clearly states that there will be no
sites selected within the designat-
ed areas of the Rouge Valley
Park...
If Mr. Wiseman was a betting
man, he would lose his shirt..not
to mention his integrity.
George Ashe,
Pickering
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pleased. There's nothing wrong
with the way they cleaned up."
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By AL RIVETT
Staff Reporter
PICKERING - Who ever said acting's
a career safe from dangers?
Not veteran Pickering actor Gino
Marrocco, that's for sure. He's been beat-
en up, battered and bruised. And, in his
most recent foray as a thespian, he was
shot and killed.
Relaxing at his Whites Road -area
home, Marrocco chuckles that his long-
time acting career, which has spanned five
decades, has taken on a decidedly criminal
twist of late.
The father of two recently finished
work on a number of television series,
including episodes of the U.S.-based Top
Cops show, CBC's Street Legal and TNT
(with the infamous Mr. T). As we spoke,
he was working on a new series called
Judge, which dramatizes actual court
cases and the events surrounding them.
His latest project, filmed in and around
Toronto, is an episode of NBC's Secret
Service.
In the upcoming episode called Murder
for Hire, Marrocco plays Mickey, a small-
time crook who unwittingly falls into a
web of high-stakes counterfeiting which
eventually leads to his demise.
"(Mickey) claims to be an honest man,
but he gets caught passing off counterfeit
$100 bills," says Marrocco. "He's eventu-
ally convicted and he becomes an infor-
mant, helping police set a trap for the guy
who gave him the (counterfeit) money.
The secret service figures the only way to
nail the big guy is to get (Mickey) to testi-
fy against him."
Despite police protection, Mickey and
his wife are gunned down at their home
after testifying in court against the coun-
terfeiters.
`I have died many
times with one or two
shots. But, this guy
gets shot up a lot
more than that.`
"I have died many times with one or
two shots," says Marrocco, reflecting on
his many roles. "But, this guy gets shot up
a lot more than that."
However, there's somewhat of a happy
ending to the episode, notes Marrocco.
"Me killers are eventually shot".
In the highly -popular Top Cops show,
which dramatizes actual incidents of
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Veteran Pickering actor Gino Marrocco plays a small-time criminal named
Mickey in an episode of the U.S. drama Secret Service. Here, Mickey is in
hospital after being shot by members of a counterfeiting ring.
police heroism, Marrocco plays a good
Samaritan who helps police apprehend a
man who'd stabbed his sister and led
police on a high-speed car chase.
That particular episode, filmed in
Toronto, will likely be seen in the next
season of Top Cops, says 'Marrocco.
Over and above work on numerous
Kung Fu fighting in the general store
Episode of revived TV show taped in Pickering
PICKERING - Everybody was Kung Fu fighting at
--•�.- the Cherrywood General Store Tuesday.
David Carradine, star of the classic Kung Fu series,
4.1
was at the north Pickering stone taping an episode of a
new series called Kung Fu: The Legend Continues.
' Confirmation from Warner Brothers less than 24
hours earlier that the stone would be used as a location
4f '=
Christmas
iitts owners had to scramble to take down
* ' i But television crews and cameras are old hat by now
to the storekeepers. The neighborhood store, circa 1867,
r has "starred" in various shows, including Top Cops,
The Littlest Hobo and Road to Avoniea.
;• "'They like our store because it's already stocked;
t they don't have to build a set," says Robert
MacLennan, son of owners Philip and Lillian
MacLennan. "There are all kinds of antiques around.
You can't beat the stone; you can't beat the neighbor-
hood. They lr7ke the look of it."
The family has owned the store nine years and Mr.
MacLennan says he's unsure how many times it's been
A used as a set. His parents agree to the invasions because
"They Just like it. They do it because they like movies."
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Kung Fu: The Legend Continues brings Carradine
back as the grandson and namesake of the fust Kwai
Chang Caine, whom the actor portrayed in the original
series. Ten child actors in shaven heads and robes, por-
traying students of Carradine, were expected to join the
star at the store for taping, according to Mr.
MacLennan.
The pilot episode will air Jan. 27 and the episode
shot at the Cherrywood store should be on television
sometime in April, says Warner Brothers publicist Sally
David Carradine and Nathaniel Moreau were Thorn.
Mr MacLennan, wise in the ways of TV crews, was
among cast members of Kung Fu: The Legend phming to serve customers during the intertudes when
Continues taping in Cherrywood Tuesday. weren't Turning. "'I hey don't mind," he says
photo by A J Groan cameras
television series, the busy actor is also in
front of the camera for a variety of com-
mercials. Most recently he has been fea-
tured in television ads for Consumers
Distributing, a product called Dupont
House Wrap and Ford of Canada.
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How the OtherHalfoyes for a laughgobd .
'Br LARRY OZ.EARY script- Some succeeded, some did :Dolly Azar as wife Fiona was
DURHAM - One more them not not up to scratch. I know she is
festival entry hits the boards. To the story Fiona Rom arrives capable of better as I have acted
This time, it's How the Other home very late after a tryst with Bob with this talented woman before, I
Half Loves by Alan Ayckbourn. Phillips and tells husband Frank that think pertiaps it was because the vole
This is the third time I've reviewed she was out with Mary Detweiter. did not challenge her enough and
this play in as many years. I still Bob informs his wife Mary that he she seemed to be simply going
don't like the play but obviously was out drinking with William through the motions,
theatre groups and audiences do; Detweiler. The poor Detweilers are Laurel Campbell as sloppy
otherwise it would not be per- totally unaware they are being used housewife and mother Teresa
formed sofi9uently. as alibis. But as Bob Phillips and Phillips really bothered me. I just
Each time I see it there are Fiona Foster begin to embellish their did not find this Pickering actress's
moments or performances that I stories the Detweilers get drawn into performance believable, particularly
really like and the Scarborough the charade- her drunken scene playing a drunk
Theatre Guild's production is no Barry Neilson, as Fiona's hus- on stage effectively is one of the
exception. Director John Caldwell band Frank, was simply brilliant. I most difficult of roles for any actor.
has done as good a job as is possi- have never seen this actor performs She also upstaged herself when she
ble with this comedy. However, before but sincerely hope I see him constantly shuffled across the stage.
uneven acting from the cast made it again. He has a great stage presence, Another Pickering actress, Carol
tiresome at times. fantastic sense of timing and excel -
Let's begin with the set. I have lent vocal skills. See GREAT...Page 9
commented on director/se[ designer
Caldwell's sets before and stated
that the man should have been an
interior decorator. This set is excel-
lent — very decorative, rich, opu-
lent and functional. I was, however,
disappointed with the floor. Light-
ing and sound were simple but
effective. Costumes were excellent
I think one of the reasons I do
not like the play is because rarely
have I read a more feeble plot. That
is not however the fault of the
director or actors who have to do
the best they can with the written
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Parsons, on the other hand, gave one of the
finest penances I have ever seen her give
as the timid and nervous Mary Detweiler. I
Smmgly feel she deserves at least a nomination
for a THEA Award.
Paul Parker as William Detweiler seemed
041h1'LS
very nervous but was quite funny.
Michael Malott as the philandering Bob
Phillips turned in a fine performance. His
drunken scene was more believable but still not
totally convincing.
Kudos must go to Pickering producer Terry
Leach.
This show, with its difficult, set and multi-
tude of props, must have been a nightmare to
mount It obviously could not have been done
without great backstage people — stage man-
ager Mike Woodbridge and props person
Annette Latona, both from Pickering, and
props coordinator Kimberly Stringer.
If you want a good laugh and an evening of
light entertainment then take in How the Other
Half Loves Friday, Dec. 18 or Saturday, Dec.
19 at Scarborough Village Theatre, 3600
Kingston Rd. (Kingston Rd. and Markham
Rd.). The box office number is 3964049. It's
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'I've been lucky'. Marrocco
FROM PAGE 7
Manocco's career has been diverse to say the least. He's appeared in
movies such as Oklahoma Smugglers and Police Academy and in televi-
sion shows like Cagney and Lacey, CTV's Counterstrike and Global
Television's Missing Treasures.
Marrocco says his life is in stark contrast to other people in the glam-
orous jet set world of show business. And, he prefers it that way.
He lives a quiet life with his wife Jacky, daughter Ashley and son
Adam. And, while other actors have left Canada in search of the big -
money parts in the U.S., Marrocco has been fortunate to work steadily in
this country and earn a comfortable living.
"I've been lucky that I've been able to balance both family life and an
acting career. I don't associate with people in the business. I don't fit in.
And I don't want to fit in," he says.
"I've been fortunate enough to have a comfortable lifestyle and a very
good family life. What more can anyone ask for"'
Season Greetings From
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Dinner Choices:
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PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 839-2507
The Town of Pickering
Department of s
W Community Services & Facilities
IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
FOR
1993 W! PROGRAMS.
The Town of Pickering Department of Community Services
and Facilities Winter Program Brochure has now been -
delivered to all Residents through Canada Post - AD MAIL. If .
you have not received a copy, they are available at the Town
of Pickering Civic Complex, 2nd Floor, or the Pickering
Recreation Complex.
Applications are currently being processed on a
first come - first served basis. Applications may be:
Mailed In, or Dropped into our overnight box,
outside of the Civic Complex. Hand delivered
applications to the counter, are date stamped, and
processed accordingly.
All Non Resident Applications will be processed as of
January 4, 1993.
If you have any questions, please contact the ;
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES AND
FACILITIES at 420-4621 or 683-2760. ;
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SPACES STILL AVAILABLE
• SWIM LESSONS
ADULT ARTS `N' CRAFTS
• CO-ED ADULT SPORTS NIGHT
FITNESS CLASSES
place to be - YOUTH ARTS 'N' CRAFTS
• YOUTH SPORTS
in 693 • CHILDREN'S DANCE
• ACTIVE KIDS (Fitness 6 to 10 years)
-PRESCHOOL
For more information call
427-881 1
Town of Ajax
Parks and Recreation Department
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lady with a big voice is back at 427-1888. 2940.
Jokers in Ajax for another weekend C E N T R E F I E L D' S: DONA Y MIGUELS: For your
of country and western music. Centrefield's has rock 'n' roll with dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels
Marie Bottrell, the former Juno The Old Fellows, who cover all the has live Mexican music every
Award winner who currently has hits of The Beach Boys Friday and Friday and Saturday night from 7 to
two singles on the Canadian coun- Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 10. Dona Y Miguels is at 325
try charts, returns for shows Friday There's karaoke every Sunday from Westney Rd., Ajax. Call 686-4468.
and Saturday, after appearing at the 9 p.m to 1 a.m. On Wednesday HARP AND THISTLE PUB:
Ajax nightspot a month ago. She'll night, the Mistletoe male exotic The Harp and Thistle has the music
be backed by the band Nighthawk. dancers take the stage for a special of entertainer Bernie Jessome
Nighthawk, featuring Larry Christmas show, beginning at 9. Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to
Brennan, is back on stage Sunday Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock Rd., 1 a.m. The Harp and Thistle is at
,,for an open country and western Pickering. Call 837-1850. 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428 -
jam session from 4 to 8 p.m. No DANNY'S PLACE: Danny's 0943.
cover charge. There's a trivia con- has now opened The Second FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB:
test on Wednesday at 9 p.m. Jokers Storey, with two dance Floors and
is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call two different types of music. SeeJAZZ...Page Al2
427-0337. Danny's has karaoke on Sundays
To find out where the rest of the starting at 7 p.m. with a S50 cash
entertainment action 1s this week- prize and a free tape to all who take PROFES1 end, just follow this guide: part. The bar has a Monte Carlo
BOURBON BAV'LY'S: The dight every Thursday and the best
Ajax nightspot has karaoke Friday of rock 'n' roll music on
from 9 p.m, to 1 a.m. Bourbon Wednesdays. Danny's is at 88 Dental Care
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FROM PAGE All
The Fox & Flowerpot Pub has
Brunch with Santa from 1 to 3 p.m.
Sunday when a "Bit of Blarney"
from Emerald will lead a sing -
along. There'll be lots of surprises
for all. The Fox & Flowerpot is in
the Village Courtyard on Kingston
Rd. in Pickering Village, Ajax. Call
428-2162.
KANGAROOS: Kangaroos has
jazz with the Ragweed Jazz Band
each Thursday from 9 p.m. to mid-
night. Kangaroos is at 985 Brock
Rd. S. in Pickering. Call 839-6845.
KERRY INN: The Bruce Hare
Band plays '50s and '60s rock `n'
roll favorites from Neil Diamond,
Roy Orbison, Kenny Rogers and
many others Friday and Saturday
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday
from 7 to 11 p.m. The Kerry Inn is
in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967
Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave.,
Ajax. Call 428-8790.
McGINNIS LANDING: On
Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the
music of Rob Fielding's classical -
style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain
from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday.
McGinnis Landing is in the
Pickering Home and Design Centre
AT
THE MONKEY BAR
& GRILL
•?, Sat., Dec. 19th
�..i " 9 p.m. - $3.00 cover
CAL -61 9-1236
172 HUNT STREET, AJAX
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CORRECTION j
our'Last Mirute G'�s •'re• : _ Patio
Door Mini Blinds featured on page 9
are temporarily not ava,:able due to
supplier's inability to ship Arrival is
expected in January We will honour all
rainchecks
We apologize for any inconvenience
this may have caused
Kmart Canada Limited
a
(Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call
428-6383.
MORGAN'S PLACE:
Morgan's has the one-man boogie
band Jimmy Fraser, who'll play all
the hits from the '50s and '60s.
He'll perform Friday and Saturday
from 9 p.m. to I a.m. and Sunday
from 7 to I1 p.m. Morgan's Place is
at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering.
Call 839.4744.
TUDOR ROSE INN: The
Tudor Rose Inn has the music of
Terry & Roy who play blues and
'50s and '60s rock 'n' roll 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.
...
If your club or restaurant offers
live entertainment, call Al Rivett at
the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to
be included in this weekly feature.
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ADE & AMUSEMENT J
Bay Ridges Plaza, Pickering ;
1235 Bayly Street'r' .
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FOR RESERVATION'S 172 Hunt St. ,,,,,,,
CALL 619-1236 Ajax
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VISIONCANINE . .D.
Weekends December Stb to December 20th
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY r•~• 0"Co"
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Murcott's Tree Farm
662 Townliine.{�Road a..;
1 Mile North r of
Ashburn Village I t
For More Information or for I i€
Weekday Visits r
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Please all the Farm at ,•,�
(416) 655-3295 "•"' ` ' i
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Advertising Feature
In ers ate program In Pickering
Kinderskate is an introductory This exposure also gives them the
skating program which helps
children from 3-12 develop a
discipline which leads to self-
confidence.
The program takes a positive
approach, and incorporates
principles of child psychology and
development to make learning
basic skating skills fun. It merges
the disciplines of art, athletics and
music.
Through skating, children learn
form, grace and coordination,
which can be utilized throughout
their lives in many ether activities.
opportunity to make new friends
with similar aspirations.
The program was developed by
a Canadian triple gold medalist,
Merriam Twinn.
Classes are offered in different
locations. Area residents can take
advantage of the upcoming series
which runs on Fridays for eight
weeks. 'Ilse winter series starts Jan.
15 at the Art Thompson Arena,
1474 Bayly St. in Pickering.
It is offered from 4:30-5 p.m.,
and from 5-5:30 p.m.
To register, or m obtain more
information, call 512-7985.
011111
Aj?oj
"New Years Eve"
8a�d "MIXED BLESSING"
Hot & Cold Buffet
1 $500 over
J over
Doors open at 7:30
�l First Come. First Serve
Dec. 17 Deke Rivers
r' S:3'iS
Elvis Impersonation
0:00 pm Live Band
litDec. 18 Old Fellows
F EVERY SUNDAY
��: ' L•::.; "KARAOKE NIGHT"
9:00 pm -1:00 am
prizes Gold Ring
4050 Brock Rd. S. on Plummer St.) 837-1850
9C9
The Town of Pickering
Qom'~ Department of Community 4
v
Services and Facilities
HOLIDAY FAMILY
VALUE PASS
SPEND SOME QUALITY FAMILY TIME AT THE
PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX.
The Pickering Recreation Complex is proud to offer for
the first time the FAMILY VALUE PASS.
This pass entitles the whole family to enjoy many
opportunities at the Recreation Complex, including:
SQUASH AND RACQUETBALL - Prepaid Courts - 7
Day Advance Booking
' TENNIS - Members Court Fees
- 7 Day Advance Booking
Rr
HEALTH CLUB .- Modem Complete Room
" FITNESS CLASSES
"PROGRAMS - Including, pottery, craft
workshops, video course,
-
CHILD SUPERVISION CPR, and more...
PUBLIC SWIMMING
" USE OF MEMBERSHIP CHANGE ROOMS
(Adults Only) '
TAKE THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE '
PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX AND ALL IT HAS TO OFFER!
Cost: $150.00 for Pickering Residents mz
$180.00 for Non Residents
Cost incudes: use of facility/programs during the following
family times:
Tuesdays and Thursdays - 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays - 12 noon - 6:00 p.m.
For more information, contact the Pickering Recreation Complex at
831-1711 or 683-6582
A GREAT FAMILY GIFT IDEA!
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46 CHURCH ST. SOUTH
PICKERING VILLAGE
DELJVERY FROM 11 A.M.
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Topped with
GOURMET TOPPINGS
Hours: Mon. -Thum 11 &m.10 pm
Fri. i Slit 11 ant. -12 p.nt., Sun./ pm. -10 p.m
(Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call
428-6383.
MORGAN'S PLACE:
Morgan's has the one-man boogie
band Jimmy Fraser, who'll play all
the hits from the '50s and '60s.
He'll perform Friday and Saturday
from 9 p.m. to I a.m. and Sunday
from 7 to I1 p.m. Morgan's Place is
at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering.
Call 839.4744.
TUDOR ROSE INN: The
Tudor Rose Inn has the music of
Terry & Roy who play blues and
'50s and '60s rock 'n' roll 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.
...
If your club or restaurant offers
live entertainment, call Al Rivett at
the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to
be included in this weekly feature.
VVRO
Redeem This Coupon For
—25Q FREEGAM E
ADE & AMUSEMENT J
Bay Ridges Plaza, Pickering ;
1235 Bayly Street'r' .
Coupon Expires December 31, 1992
L ------------------
Al
WITH THE
• Karaoke
• DJ Dancing
• Top 140s
• Parte Favors
• :Midnight Buffet (,^
• Complimentary �� t A
Champagne
• Parte till 3 a.m. AND GRILL �
4M
FOR RESERVATION'S 172 Hunt St. ,,,,,,,
CALL 619-1236 Ajax
Cut your own
CHRISTMAST E
KUL
S
Fun For The Entire Family
•
r y
F �
•
•a
Enjoy a real tradition from over G��op Quality
Hayridss • RNents
ralrn
FrseTrA �� Shoe 6'- 10'Scotch Pine
9:00 am to 5:00 p.at. While Sprue, While Pine
11111" SUPPORT 13ROOKI-IN IMSTRICT LIONS
Proceeds t.
VISIONCANINE . .D.
Weekends December Stb to December 20th
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY r•~• 0"Co"
•M 1.
Murcott's Tree Farm
662 Townliine.{�Road a..;
1 Mile North r of
Ashburn Village I t
For More Information or for I i€
Weekday Visits r
al
Please all the Farm at ,•,�
(416) 655-3295 "•"' ` ' i
7o1W-•.�O MF.q
Advertising Feature
In ers ate program In Pickering
Kinderskate is an introductory This exposure also gives them the
skating program which helps
children from 3-12 develop a
discipline which leads to self-
confidence.
The program takes a positive
approach, and incorporates
principles of child psychology and
development to make learning
basic skating skills fun. It merges
the disciplines of art, athletics and
music.
Through skating, children learn
form, grace and coordination,
which can be utilized throughout
their lives in many ether activities.
opportunity to make new friends
with similar aspirations.
The program was developed by
a Canadian triple gold medalist,
Merriam Twinn.
Classes are offered in different
locations. Area residents can take
advantage of the upcoming series
which runs on Fridays for eight
weeks. 'Ilse winter series starts Jan.
15 at the Art Thompson Arena,
1474 Bayly St. in Pickering.
It is offered from 4:30-5 p.m.,
and from 5-5:30 p.m.
To register, or m obtain more
information, call 512-7985.
011111
Aj?oj
"New Years Eve"
8a�d "MIXED BLESSING"
Hot & Cold Buffet
1 $500 over
J over
Doors open at 7:30
�l First Come. First Serve
Dec. 17 Deke Rivers
r' S:3'iS
Elvis Impersonation
0:00 pm Live Band
litDec. 18 Old Fellows
F EVERY SUNDAY
��: ' L•::.; "KARAOKE NIGHT"
9:00 pm -1:00 am
prizes Gold Ring
4050 Brock Rd. S. on Plummer St.) 837-1850
9C9
The Town of Pickering
Qom'~ Department of Community 4
v
Services and Facilities
HOLIDAY FAMILY
VALUE PASS
SPEND SOME QUALITY FAMILY TIME AT THE
PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX.
The Pickering Recreation Complex is proud to offer for
the first time the FAMILY VALUE PASS.
This pass entitles the whole family to enjoy many
opportunities at the Recreation Complex, including:
SQUASH AND RACQUETBALL - Prepaid Courts - 7
Day Advance Booking
' TENNIS - Members Court Fees
- 7 Day Advance Booking
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HEALTH CLUB .- Modem Complete Room
" FITNESS CLASSES
"PROGRAMS - Including, pottery, craft
workshops, video course,
-
CHILD SUPERVISION CPR, and more...
PUBLIC SWIMMING
" USE OF MEMBERSHIP CHANGE ROOMS
(Adults Only) '
TAKE THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE '
PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX AND ALL IT HAS TO OFFER!
Cost: $150.00 for Pickering Residents mz
$180.00 for Non Residents
Cost incudes: use of facility/programs during the following
family times:
Tuesdays and Thursdays - 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays - 12 noon - 6:00 p.m.
For more information, contact the Pickering Recreation Complex at
831-1711 or 683-6582
A GREAT FAMILY GIFT IDEA!
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■ •ife's abreeze
By FRANK PHILLIPS
Special
or some, a vacation is a
time to let loose — to go
wild trying new and
adventurous activities. For others,
it's a time to relax — a time to do
nothing but release the pressures of
everyday life.
Vacationers looking to try the
latter might consider adding
Blowing Rock, North Carolina, to
Weir holiday schedule. Located in
the heart of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, life in Blowing Rock is
slow and peaceful. History is alive
and flourishing.
At the picturesque Moses Cone
Estate, for example, located just
north of Blowing Rock off the
Blue Ridge Parkway, the most
intense activity of the day is the
sport of porch rocking. Visitors can
grab one of the many rocking
chairs available, settle in and enjoy
the scenery. That's as high-pres-
sure as it gets.
The Manor House, which hous-
es a craft centre, is part of the
3,500 -acre Moses H. Cone
lemorial Park donated to the
ational Park Service by the heirs
of Moses H. Cone, a Greensboro
industrialist.
Others may want to enjoy a
leisurely stroll through the streets
of Blowing Rock. The small vil-
lage dates back to the 1880s as a
resort town. It was once called
Summerville because of all the
summer residents that used to
come and spend their summers in
the residents' homes, inns, etc.
Today, a variety of boutiques,
craft and antique stores line Main
Street. Everything from clothing,
dulcimers and fine crafts to
gourmet ice cream and chocolates
can be found here.
Sixty -year-old Anne Mayo, a
resident of Tarboro, N.C., visits
Blowing Rock annually. She says
it's her favorite part of the state.
"It's unlike anywhere else in the
mountains. It's a place of its own,
the peacefulness and simplicity,"
she says. "The naturalness is love-
ly. It hasn't changed. Main Street
looks the same as it always has. -
Blowing Rock gets its name
from the Blowing Rock, a rock for-
mation that uses air currents from
the Johns River Gorge to return
objects tossed from a high cliff.
Popular legend has it that the rock
formation got its name after an
Indian brave fell from the rock, but
was safely carried back to the top
by air currents thanks to the
prayers of an Indian princess.
Blowing Rock is also home to
Tweetsie Railroad, where during
the warmer months a narrow-gauge
steam locomotive carries passen-
gers through mountain passes and
a frontier village.
About 15 miles south of
Blowing Rock is Grandfather
Mountain, a year-round attraction
featuring a mile -high swinging
Country music at its best.. ,
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMIYa 14 "924pAGE 13
'This mile -high swinging bridge connects two rocky peaks at the top of Grandfather Mountain located about
15 miles south of Blowing Rock, North Carolina.
bridge connecting two rocky
peaks. The view is truly spectacu-
lar.
Grandfather is the highest peak
in the Blue Ridge Mountains at
5,964 feet. The mountain is actual-
ly a privately -owned 5,000 -acre
nature reserve. One of the newest
amboree USA heats up
urday nights in Wheeling
Country music fans don't have to travel to
Nashville to see their favorite stars.
Jamboree USA in Wheeling, West Virginia,
is America's second oldest live radio show (next
to the Grand Ole Opry) and features the top
names in country music each week. Recent acts
include such names as Waylon Jennings,
Conway Twitty, Chet Atkins and Billy Ray
Cyrus.
Held in the 2,500 -seat Capitol Music Hall
with
—
with its rich brocade and red velvet decor — in
downtown Wheeling, Jamboree USA is per-
formed twice each Saturday at 6 and 9 p.m.
kBoth shows are broadcast live.
Jamboree USA brings with it a tradition of
more than 58 years. The live radio show reaches
18 states and six Canadian provinces via
W W VA Radio, located on the premises.
Every Saturday night, thousands of country
music fans fill the seats of the Capitol Music
Hall to see their favorite artists perform. Built in
1928, the Victorian hall is the oldest theatre in
West Virginia.
Tour packages for Jamboree USA and the
Wheeling area aro available year-round by the
Jamboree Tour Service. Customized packages
are offered for groups of 20 or more travelling
to Wheeling. These may include lodging, meals,
historical tours, local attractions such as the
Oglebay Mansion Museum, riverboat cruises,
greyhound racing, as well as reserved seating
for the Saturday evening Jamboree show.
Every July, Jamboree USA hosts an outdoor
country music festival once dubbed "The
Superbowl of Country Music" by Billboard
Magazine. The three-day weekend draws thou-
sands of fans fron across the U.S. and Canada.
The festival features the biggest names in the
business and more than 24 hours of live country
music.
Wheeling is about a seven to eight hour drive
from Toronto. For further information or ticket
reservations for Jamboree USA, call 304-234-
0058 or 304-232-1170.
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additions to the mountain is a
nature museum featuring geologi-
cal and nature exhibits and animal
displays.
Getting there: For Canadians
driving to Florida this winter, a
stop in Blowing Rock can be right
on the way. Instead of taking the
A FEW GOOD MEN (PG):
Excellent all-star cast including Jack
Nicholson, Tom Cruise, Kiefer
Sutherland, Kevin Bacon, James
Marshall and Demi Moore star in this
sensational flick about military court-
room drama. Directed by Rob Reiner.
FOREVER YOUNG (PG): Mel
Gibson stars as a test pilot who learns
to express his feeling and commit him-
self emotionally after he is transported
through time from 1939 to 1992 in a
top-secret experiment. This romantic
drama also stars Elijah Wood, Isabel
Glasser, George Wendt and Jamie Lee
Curtis.
THE BODYGUARD (AA): Ex -
Secret Service agent and professional
bodyguard Frank Farmer (Kevin
Costner) is hired to protect a glamorous
actress/singer (played by Whitney
Houston) from an obsessive fan.
THE DLMNGUISED GENTLE-
MAN (AA): Eddie Murphy stars as a
con man who makes his way into
Congress. Once let loose on Capitol
Hill, Murphy starts playing the big
wigs of Washington to his advantage.
However, Murphy's assault on Capitol
Hill grows tiresome very quickly.
ALADDIN (F): Take a boy and a
girl in love, add a flying carpet, a loud-
mouth parrot, a mischievous monkey, a
well-meaning genie and a dark and
dangerous villain — what do you
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. Fun for
the whole family.
BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA
(AA): Directed by Francis Ford
Coppola, Brain Stoker's Dracula fol-
lows the tortured journey of the devas-
usual I95, take I90 to I79 through
West Virginia to I21 to North
Carolina. It won't add many miles
to your trip and could prove to be a
pleasant change. From North
Carolina, you'll take I21 to I26
which will join up with I95 to
Florida.
Ebb.. IMPIPrIt1w,
tatingly seductive
Transylvanian prince as he
moves from Eastern Europe
to 19th Century 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 stats Gary Oldrnan,
Winona Ryder and
Anthony HOME Hopkins. pNE Z
(PG): Macaulay Culkin is
beck and he's alone in New
York. Also back are Joe Pesci and
Daniel Stern in this sequel to the box
office hit Home Alone. If you liked the
first one..
Jennifer a (AA): Psychological
thriller starring Andy Garcia as an
obsessed cop out to catch a serial killer.
Also stars Uma Thurman as a blind
woman who helps him solve the case.
MALCOLM X (PG): Denzel
Washington stars in filmmaker 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 Autobiography of Malcolm X as
told to Alex Haley.
PASSENGER 57 (AA): Wesley
Snipes stars in this action/advenwre as
a hero who battles a group of airline
terrorists. Also stars Bruce Payne.
EWS ADVERTISER
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Fickenng Panns tweens strike silver at Ongette toumey
PICKERING - The Pickering Papps
Restaurant tween 'A' ringette team earned a
well-deserved silver medal at Scarborough's
10th annual ringette tournament at Malvern
and McGregor Park arenas Dec. 1 I to 13.
Pickering played for the gold in Sunday's
championship final against Gloucester, but
the Papps tweens had to settle for silver
after absorbing a 6-0 loss to a strong
Kelleher, Kim Wells, Andrea Hen wood,
Cheryl Dyson, Katie Edmunds and Lisa
Boner. Goaltender Karyn Allan was support-
ed by a super defence of Missy Barber, Susan
Conway, Rupie Randhawa and Kim
Maresceaux. The team is coached by Mary
Edmunds, Doug Allan and Ed Edmunds.
The Scarborough evert represented
and aggressive Gloucester squad. d► the second tournament of the season
Pickering red the qualifying p for the Pickering Papps squad. From
g o� q Y g Dec. 4 to 6, the girls travelled to St.
rand over
Friday aftenhoon with a 4-1 Catharines and, despite a tie for fust
win over Mazkham O S d
. as atur ay
�& g came frau behind to
tie a strong Oshawa team. In the third
game, also played on Saturday, Pickering
emerged victorious over Gloucester 7-3.
The Papps tweens assured themselves a
place in the gold-rnedal game after defeating
Whitby 6-2 an Sunday morning.
Offensively, Pickering was led by Jenny
champplace, did not advance to the
i—onship game due to goal differential.
The Pickering Tween 'A' team --
consisting of 12 and 13 -year-old girls —
bceaks for the Christmas holidays with an over-
all record of 15 wins, four losses and one tie at
the Provincial 'A' level.
Pickag will Play its next tournament in
Markham on Dec. 28 to 30.
:Little rockers take th
By JIM EASSON
5pedal to the Nevis Advaliser
AJAX - The Annandale Curling Club will
host a curling event for the younger set called
the Little Rock and Bantam Bonspiel on Satur-
day.
Malty teams from local curling clubs are con -
fumed in the event for 'bale rockers' between
the ages of seven and 11. They literally throw
Crocks which are half the weight of the regular
40 -pound rocks.
The Little Rocks will have six -end games
starting at 1&30 a.m. and 11 am. on Saturday
and all will receive a prize for their participa-
tion.
The bantam curlers, aged 11 to 16 years, will
use the adult rocks and play games at 9 a.m.,
PENALTIES PROVE COSTLY
Ajax Axemen
gill -wrap win
for Markham
AJAX - The Ajax Axemen were hoping for an
early Christmas gift in the form of a win against the
Markham Waxers Tuesday night.
But, the Waxers weren't in a giving mode, rather
it was the Central junior 'A' Axemen who gift-
wrapped two powerplay goals in the first period
paving the way for a 5-4 Markham victory in hockey
action at the Ajax Community Centre arena.
The Axemen
surged in the third Ai"
period in an attempt A"MEN
to get the equalizer,
but a tripping penalty a-NAJUMM•N=U•CLW
by defenceman Pat
Drohan in the neutral ♦t ti �r
zone late in the frame
nullified an Ajax = :�
comeback.
After Markham
opened up a two -goal �i�' •..... '
lead in the first peri-'+r•;MN I,od, the Axemen
replied with two markers in rapid succession. Brian
Anstey scored at the 8:32 mark and, eight second
later, John Crawford found the net to tie the contest
at 2-2. The Waxers took the lead again on the pow-
erplay with Jason Pain getting his second of the
night.
The teams traded goals in the middle frame, with
Ajax tying the score at 3-3 on a goal by Don Curran.
However, less than a minute later. Markham took
the lead again on a goal by Brian Crowley.
Forty-four seconds into the final frame, Justin
Cardwell — with his second of the evening —
scored the eventual game -winner for the Waxers.
Kevin Hill netted one more for the Axemen with just
more than six minutes remaining.
The Axemen currently sit in a seventh -place tie
with the Collingwood Blues in the league's East
Division standings, six points behind the sixth-place
Orillia Terriers. With the loss, Ajax's record falls to
five wins, 17 losses and four ties for 14 points.
L]OD
AXE FAX: A reminder that the Ajax Axemen's
next home game on Tuesday, Dec. 22 is Pizza Hut
Night. During the Axemen-Newmarket 76's contest,
prizes of large pizzas will be given away. Also, any
youngster wearing a mina hockey shirtgets into the
.game free. The puck drops at 8 p.m. _
e ice at Annandale Saturdav
moon and 3 p.m.
Teams entered are from Annandale, Whitby,
Oshawa, Unionville and Metro Toronto. The top
Teams in both divisions will receive plaques. an
Spectators e welcome to watch the young-
sters cud at no charge.
OD❑
Zone play for senior men's curling starts at
the Oshawa Curling Club on Dec. 21. Two
teams from Annandale are entered in this
Ontario Curling Association event.
John Dean skips a team with Norm Campbell
at vice, Peter Andrechuk at second and Jewel
Cooney at lead. The other Annandale team has
Roch Bergeron skipping, Jim Easson at vice,
Greg Whittaker at second and Ab Sinyard lead-
ing.
The Annandale rinks will compete against
teams from Oshawa, Whitby and area. The top
two teams will win their way to the regional
playdowm set for Port Perry Jan. 23.
❑DU
Girling enthusiasts locally and across Cam -
d2 can cheer the announcement that curling has
become an official medal sport at the Winter
Olympic Games.
To date, men's and women's curling had
only achieved demonstration status at the
Olympics.
The sport will be included on the program of
the Olympic Winter Games of 2002 and negoti-
ations are underway to stage curling in 1989.
Lillihammer, Norway will stage a partial curling
Callus
sports results.
683-5110 or
fax us of
683-)363
Ski free
at Dagmar
Saturday
AJAX-PICKERING
The Special Olympics and
the skiing public will get
early Christmas presents
from the Dagmar Ski
Resort, north of Ajax.
Dagmar is offering lift
tickets free of charge this
Saturday, Dec. 19 from 9
a.m. to 10 a.m. in support of
the Special Olympics.
Representatives from the
Special Olympics will
accept donations at various
locations in the resort in
support of their ski program.
The Dagmar Ski Resort
is on Laker idge Rd., just
north of Ajax. Call 649-
2()02 for more information.
Hockey Spartans
tops in league
PICKERING -The Dun-
barton High School Spartans
are at the top of their game,
and on top of the LOSSA
league standings.
The undefeated Spartans
blanked Oshawa Paul
Dwyer 3-0 Wednesday
afternoon to move into sole
possession of first place in
the hockey league standings.
Eric Wheeler led Dunbar -
ton with two goals. Gary
Wright netted the other
marker.
Matt Johnston recorded
the shutout.
Raider midgets
nip Oshawa
AJAX-PICKERING
The Ajax -Pickering midget
'AAA' Raiders hockey team
nipped Oshawa 2-1 in
league action at the Art
Thompson Arena in Picker-
ing Saturday night.
Kevin Ellis' shorthanded
goal at the 10:57 mark of the
first period surprised the
Oshawa defence. David
Grenke scored the eventual
game winner
for the
Raiders seven
minutes later,
with assists
to Scott Sur- MAW
con and Lee
Bosak. MM
Oshawa replied with a
goal midway through the
second frame. However,
Raiders' goalie Ryan Lowe
Played a solid game between
the pipes to preserve the
win.
The midget Raiders are
sponsored by the Pickering
Village Old Timers Associa-
tion.
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community events of a non-profit
nature. To have your events pro-
moted In Billboard, call us at 683-
6110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering
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day publication, 10 a.m. the
Wednesday prior to Friday publica-
tion and 10 O.M. the Thursday prior
to Sunday publication.
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 iuck
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Celebrating Jesus Christ's birthday are St. Monica Catholic School students, from left, Tamara Lavery
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supper. Dancing, cards, chit chat.
683-2045 (Ermie), 430-0130 (Forbes).
CHOIR CONCERT: The choir of
the Westney Heights Baptist
Church will present In All of His
Glory Sun., Dec. 20, at 10 a.m. The
church meets at Applecroft Public
School, 55 Coles Ave„ Ajax. The
event is free. 686-1720.
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; 1 11 Hunt
St S 10 a person. All money brought
In will be given out in prizes. 19
years and over. 683-2927.
STAMP CLUB: The Alax Philatelic
Society meets Mon , Dec. 21, 7 30
P m . St. Bernadette's Parish Hall,
Corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly
St. Ajax 683-024C, 839-2068
UNEMPLOYED SOCIAL: The
Unerrp'oyed Workers' Assoc ation
of Durham Reg'Or will hold a
Christmas Social Mor . Dec 21, 7
P m , at the Steelworkers' Hail, cor.
ner of John and A pert Sts ,
Oshawa A!i welcome Refresh-
me^ts ar,d draws 571-3272 (Mar:e
Genesse)
TUESDAY, DEC. 22
PARENTS' MEETING: -tee Assoc,a-
tion o�alen's' Subbo-- Groups �n
Ontar o, a group for parerts deal-
ing with childrer's misberavior, will
meet Tues . Dec 2C The group
FOf
Your calendw'
coming events
meets every Tuesday in the Ajax -
Pickering area. For details, call 223-
7444.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT: The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -
Day Saints, 119 Church St. S., Pick-
ering Village, presents a Christmas
Pageant 'The Birth of the Savior'
on Wed.. Dec 23 and Thurs., Dec.
24, 7:30 p m. Free admission and
no offering required 427-8094
SPORTS CORNER
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12 Beckett Guide Price
Rookies - Gretzky 1115.
Coffee 150. Dionne 165.
M1111ONS Lafleur 1110. Clarke `65
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Hand Collated Sets
Baseball, Hockey,
SETS Basketball, Football
and non -sports
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SKATE Sharpening: Reg. '3.00
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Saes ea>A9wis 130
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Day Care weep 160
Day ":are A.a." 165
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Ar17es cb Sue 220
Arloa Wanise 230
Barts uonange 240
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Arts S :,Jh 26C
compute 'Jioec 21C
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Aux Pats 6 Repan 340
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Snowinom a 360
Maur 365
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Space For Rent 425
Rooms For R4nt 430
Rooms VV~ 435
Room s Boars 4140
Industria Units For Rent 445
Shared ACCommoaaWrts 450
Condom4nens For Rent 435
Doc* 6 Reuel Space 460
Wrotaae Space 465
Cottages For Rent 470
Cri0a0es wanted 475
Resort 415
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Miller
WARRANTY SERVICE CLERK
Must be energetic, self-
disciplined and motivated.
Organized with automotive
knowledge an asset.
SEND RESUME TO:
AL ROGERS
PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN
503 KINGSTON RD.
PICKERING, L1 V 3N7
Established =puter sales and Service company
requires a COMPUTER SERVICE TECHNICIAN.
Position requires a mature, self -motivated
individual to manage service department.
Successful applicant must enjoy working with
Public. and remaining technically current.
Networking experience an asset. Bonus incentives
plus salary commensurate with experience.
Please forward resume with references to:
PC Warehouse
1501 Ho kin St
HEATING & AR
CONDITIONING NECHAMC
Required Irnrnediately
Must have gas licence
Must be qualified
CALL
430-3633 Osh ; Whitby
686-3511 Alax - Pick
154 Hosp. Medical
Dental
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VENDORS
WANTED
Courtice Flea Market
Large Sat. & Sun
CountryMarket 4 km E
of Oshawa Booths
available Jan 1. Prices
from $20%day based on
monthly occupancy
Aso Phase 3 opens In
BAHAMA CRUISE
5 days/4 nights, over
bought, corporate rates to
public Limited tickets.
$399rcouple
1.800-668-7876 ext 156
Mon Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p m
SALE new and ,;sec Iros1 !,ee
t^oges, coin washers and dryers
for apartment units.
Stephenson's Furniture and
Appliances. 227 Court St
March A budding entirely Oshawa 576-7448 290 Pets Supplies- 400 Apartments
c' antiques & Articles Boarding For Rent
co !ectibles Prices from 230
- a20 day based on Wanted DALMATIAN PUPPIES .r. -r BRIGHT, ore Deoroor-, '20C
iiiiiiiin'eni 'amity dispositions Ready sq Ir basement apartment
MOVING SALE - (Indoor)
62 Griffiths Dr., Ajax
Dec. 20th, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Oak china cabinet + oak entertainment
centre, fish aquarium, dryer,
children's toys & a lot more. For
inquiries call 686-3376.
Day Care
160
Wanted
NANNY
.ar 4 Bowler,Fmct, area, live
out preferred 3 children,
references required Call atter 6
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PART t.rr* nanny required for
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5 Day Care
16
p Available
S o cider and not nevi renovated. iron -smoke'
_nocoute blit your own saw DOG 'rains dosses stanin in y
montnly Occupancy
Call 436-1024
'o' Cnrs;rnas Registered Arab rare entrance, fridge, stove.
WANTED s'o+es. '• Cres. Mare, 3 Y, old TB Saddlebred
washer and dryers, working or „43re 4 yr old TB Saddlebred cable. all mdusive, plus parking
not Also wanted idl ., illi S'5C per month Jan 1 428
01"11
•
p w .0
'fewer than 1978; Ca
gelding 16 r, 3 y, old Sao
912
great
gin $175C 6526033 (122292)
=ckenng_ 420.8833 (TFALL)
dlebred Welsh pony geidng
separate entrance. cable.
3 fir ier, sofa ,owe sap. fern
1990 -•.; :., A,;:.: ..; . x w^-•.
,pp,t;e,; '.res.
Cal; for details 705-639-5373
ONE bedroom upper floor of
Chair n brown !vireeC peAeCt
- _---
Chrlstntas
(121892)
dupiex in Oshawa, fridge. stove.
condition. 5350 or best offer
235
GERMAN SHEPHERDS Per
washer, dryer, private entrance.
839-9520 ('22092)
Treys
ter, for CD ripanions and Fainly
parking. garage, available now
PIANO for sale. upright. good
at (122392)
'vtechon From the best pos-
$575 monthly, inclusive Call
opndi!ion, $65C Or Des; Offer
AJAX PICKERING -- r o-'
SUiO breeding Four Females
4366085
Cap 831.0427 {121897
ow, tree °'tie spr ce and bah
remaining from two Champior
_
AJAX One bedroom
Oso. matching cones ani end
sem 'it Aso pre-cuts. just 3
litters C K C REG
apar,^1e,,l furnished or non
Articles
�1e5 noire or 401 on Brock Ro .
GUARANTEED 6869425
furnished. air conditioning
220 For Sale
;_m east on Taunton. just one
. -Is Free h I
t122692)
park ng_ appliances, utilities
Whitby, Ontario
L1 N 2C2
ADULTS
WANTED
to aeiiver
newspapers
door to door in
Ajax/Pickenng
area.
Must have own
vehicle
able to deliver
on Tues., Wed-
Thurs., Fn. and
Sat.
Call 683-5117
ask for Camille
32004500 WEEKLY!
Assemble products at
Home. Easy! No Selling.
You're paid direct Fully
guaranteed. No
experience neoessary.
Call 1-504b11-7778
IF you tart Ice a postage stamp,
YOU can hick the w«ldl Call 416-
4
1&
435-2050. (122692)
COMPUTER Sohware technical
assistant needed. Must be profl-
ciem mDOS and Windows. ane
have some rales experience -
P
CENTREFIELD'S
Help Wanted
Full-time;
Part-time
Bartenders,
Waitresses.
Apply in person
Ask for Cathy
Rossiter
1050 Brock Rd.
(Corner of Brock,
Plummer)
EXPERIENCED care _-.e
C r, nee horns Kings ?.`res
Aarw000 area Crafts outings.
WESTERN .r „w l.rJ^.., ,•..- open everyday. 9 5 p m Jaruary Ada and Oshawa, preferred S600.month Cap427•
Bailey. 15 inch pleasure seat, (121892) Barb Scon. 576-5635 (010293) 6011 (121892
dark brown and maple seat - -
ot>' o..s lunches Babies Automot,iles SIBERIAN •.usky rrlaie house I K NG spacious two
,v.icorne 'raptly. 42' 2295
wESTNEY eights Hwy a2
- pd" r'me, excellent cars
%jir•lious lunches.sncks
-enced yard. non smoker. lots
d' love anC attention Referen,
::ss avadable Cat 686-6105.
design. silver roll. corner plates.JUU
Silver stirrup Cnris,r*1as
coffee $10 at, n- h
For Sale
..a,neC -ed5 new Home
beCrD�r^ Uasenlent apartmlen;,
great
gin $175C 6526033 (122292)
Rd Motner of one year Did will
7vr^.ers roved Call 623.6946
separate entrance. cable.
MIRRORED wail unit. $500
1990 -•.; :., A,;:.: ..; . x w^-•.
,pp,t;e,; '.res.
Apartments
laundry, utilities included Avail
able immed.ate $750 month)
ly• Y
o D c two s.ngie Iri01. S'S !o,
auto. new 3 year
warranty transferable $13..'50
4
"oo For Rent
Cail 5099ef8 (122392)
both. tyro double dressers. $50
Cal Mar o at 666 826a
Separate entrance,
FURNISHED apartments Pick
for born 4 Craws, dresser $25.
brow- table
(122692)
PICKERING s x : e s ^'
I I
y.. -g V,uage and Whitby k"-
PICKERING 4" s2lMites
rd D
table
and 4 rose vinyl chairs. $350
1989 beautiful Buick Regal.
9
oe o s unning t roe
bedroom, man floor apartment.
tons - availabie Jan. t Luxury
furnished bachelor ,n 6 -plea.
Rd Motner of one year Did will
o b o . 10.000 BTU air
Owner by one gentleman, ex-
$1000 monthly of 1 bedroom
Oven entry. parking, dose to Go,
p'ov de excellent daycare for
oondnion4rr. $150, change table,
collenl condition, royal blue. am
!rr cassette,
basement. $600 monthly,
-�' paicpny. no pets 416 509-
c- loran under 5 years bid- in-
S3C Call Sana days 4287922
Y Y
delay wiper, tilt
wheel. digital speedometer
Separate entrance,
2038 or 616 -?ea -7618 ('22292)
c udvlg meats Please call Pdna
420-3187
or aver 5 282-6+.'8 (122392)
-
9 �A
$9000 Call 7258769 1122292)
0-2106.
liana steps 101:,0. 420-z,04
OSHAWA
at (122392)
CWNTRY couch and lovessat,
1988 or 68&3775 TFALL)
(
(122392)
wo bedroom apart
'or
WHITES Ro.'Hwy 82 babyslt
brand new queer size pull our
, Subaru GL Spon. 3 oaf.
AJAX - bachelor apartment,
mems rent available
irrvr$Wiately. Laundry facilities
',ng available in my none Call
Oso. matching cones ani end
auio air. arrom, 126000 kms.
near all amenities, available
on premises. Two bedroom,
Rosa. 83'7810. (010893)
table asking $•40C o D O Cap
y
maintenance record. os iiul
,mmed,atel . Call 4282000.
y
$550 monthly, bachelor
AJAX full time or bele and
432-8065 ;'222921
condition, certified. $3800 obo
728-8239 1122692)
j1)
apartment, $395 inclusive
ane, school All ages welcome.
AJAX Pickering Appliances no
.- -
ONE and two bedroom apart.
Rooms. S50 -S85 weekly Cap
gcier crescent across from
reasonab.e offer refused Fully
1985 Pony. 138.600 krns good
ments available. Reasonable
519-3583 or 7289345. Also*
W " P S Fenced yard, non
guaranteed reconditioned
Condition. S500as s 839-3768_
rates. all ndusne. Located n
garage for rent (TF)
s-•lorke' experoricec Call 683-
aippu,ances Come make us a
•64 RELIANT tow m,;eage.
south Oshawa. Close to
PICKERING bright fully sett
0926
deal 4276784, 467 Wersiney
excellent condition, $1.200
schools• stops and Gm. Call
cortainec street level
LAURA'S LITTLE FRIENDS
R0. S A TF
las ( )
o.bo Ca1t649272t
728-4993. between 9-9 P.rn.
apartrrtent, walkout ,o dock and
•+OMc DAvCARE
wanted
toys
real t in tine f«
(122592)
back All I
expenenoed MOVING Sais solid wood cot , SW Grano Pru : J k30C for ya appliances. ixe
daycare provi0er. Valiey,arm b fee tables and end tabl66. $99 OSHAWA - two bedroom and Hwy s2. S700 monthty.420-
cluck sale 668 5030 (122292) 9308
Applications For
Fish Processor
being accepted.
full-fime
Monday - Friday
Experience
preferred.
Apply to:
Coolwater Farms
Ltd.
591 Liverpool Rd.
Pickering
No Phone galls please
-inch area All ages welcomed.
cks enols
each Hail Table, 599 3
Ing distance to schools and
apartment, very good area,
- (122392)
427-2498
upholstered chairs. $99 each
BANKRUPT Credit Problems,
close to Oshawa Centre. Clean
408 Bks« St E. One and two
RELIABLE daycare (Wesmey
Full size microwave over. $75
No credo creck Cars leased to
budding, fridge and stove,
bedroom apartments. starting at
Heights) mother of two. ages 9
Please cap 831-9199 after 6-
owr 1978 1984 50 cars to
parking, laundry facilities. No
$64C Call 66&8856 (010692)
and 7. available to rovide ex-
p
(122692)
choose from 686-7428, 725
Pets $675. Call 723-0742.
OSHAWA large bright one
celien[ daycare in a non srrtok-
OAK'PtNE tables. Chairs, beds
1988 or 68&3775 TFALL)
(
(122692)
bedroom
bedroom apartment. fudge.
ing environment Many years
and bedroom furniture hand-
CREDIT Problems? In
AJAX one bedroom basement
stove. utilities included $595
experience with references
patted before your eyes by
bankruptcy -discharged, first
apartment, 4 appliances,
per month, first and last. laundry
available Children of all ages
one of Ontario's larges,
time buyers. we can put you be-
carpeting, ceramic, separate
facilities, parking. 9 -unit
welcome Flexible hours For a
manufacturers Highest quaiity�
hind the wheel. Lease to own.
entrance, $650 per month,
building. S,rricceu401 area. Call
personal interview, pwass call
lowest prices. Eg. 5' pine har-
Cap us at 404-2056. (122692)
utddies included. Available Jan,
Edith, 430-0339.
686-1514 (122092)
vest table. $345. Oak buftet and
hutch, $875, finished n our
y
- -- ---
305 Automobiles
1 . Non smoker, no pets.
Telephone 42&3194. (1221792)
- -..--- ---- ---
PICKERING -one bedroom
basement
FOR the new year I would tike
to care f« your irlant n my non
stain charts. 9858774, TRADs
Wanted
SOUTH Ajax - 3 bedroom
separate entrance.
shared laundry, first/last,
smoking home. Phone 509-
TIONAL WOODWORKING.
upstairs. bungalow. Shared
references required. Utilities
1481. (122092)
(010693)
CASH pad for good. clean cars
laundry facilities. utilities extra.
Inckrded, available immediately.
170 Employment
DISCOVERY Toys Open House.
last minute shoppers can stiL
« trucks Also assist in payoff
lens and encumbrances. 428-
$850 monthly. 686-5519.
$6pp mo Irly. Cal 837.1952 «
282.9649.
wanted
toys
real t in tine f«
8795«567.7982. (122092)
ALTONA Rd./She
Rd./Sheppard -
(121792)
9 the
holidays. Large
Modern 2 bedroom batalerq
AJAX - basement apartment f«
MEM with Ir ll d
selection
Van$ � Wheel
apartment 4 pc. both ate
sapar
rent Own entrance
lease drop resume off a1 Miter u wi o available. Mon. Dec. 21. 12.7 //� + entrance. also 1 bedroom base non s of.
Software (1420 Bayly Rd. household moves, clean up p.m. Calf 427-6359. (121892) 20 �(rilres $450 plus utilities. Call 427
Pickering, 637.0587) Start at )obs, odd jobs, decorating, mem apt. in Ajax 686 8905. 5207. (122392)
Millie
$350 per weak (3 month 1 20 p panting. anything. Call Carl « CARPET - I have sweral ,Coll 1sN7 apartmerd BEAUTIFUL two bedroom apart-
Woba" ofFice )lel Dodge Caravan minivan, 4 AJAX -401. bacfleior
tlorlary period). (122392) Jane. 427-2856. (TF) yards of now Stanmaster and cylinder auto, ps., pb., aril available immediately. $400 hent 1« rent, own entrance. 4
100% nylon carpet. Will do Irving stere, good dean manning van. inclusive. Clean and quiet. cos
CbndiW De 205 rooms and hall for $360. In. appliances, Of 68 asking 5750. 467 -
Ix• re you ere over 45 and have L FlreWood Russ. anytime.
ed. Call 427-9722, 427-9241 after Sp.m (122092) 1049 «6861718 (122392)
ISOpeReVery reiersfy beer, laid qfl, you telly crudes carpet, pad. and Russ, anytime. (121892) -- -
I1111m. to Thula• quality f« training assistance. ulstaaatlon. (30 yards). Steve. TWO bedroom apartment in AJAX - semi. 3 bedroom retain
DINCERT, Lotus, Wordpedea, ROKA Lumber Hardwood, 769.2068. (TF) 400 Apartments" duplex• laundry• piarking• yard, floor, immaculate. All appliances
8afriti�Bp.nL D -base, word.accpac,bedlord. 4'x87c12'. $60.4'x8'xts $65. situated near Wilson Rd. and included, $825 plus 50%
MUST ses - York 2600 rb 401. Oshawa. $600
CWI576A3M autocad. Ventura, pagernaket, Soh wood 4'x8'x12- available. Universal brand new $
nblete or Rent plus hydro, utilities. First and last. avaYabfe
t0 a rad or Harvard, Corel, Computer $40. Days, 705-277-3381, eve., ( ) Available Jan. 1. 728.4725, Jan. 1. 66&8220 or 831-1400.
ht freezer, $100; washer/ PICKERING Bay Ridges, 3
faX II 579-2238 Programming and Systems 434 6665. (TF) �r'9 bedroom trial floor of ♦auio PICKERING - Lar attractive 3 (122392)
Analyst, Cobol. Pascal and C. drys. 1400. Sunk beds. $400. 90.
Macintosh, Quark Express, and BROOKLIN Firewood - well Industrial sewing machines $900 trlClusive, Ira i last. Avail- bedrooms• 1 112 baths, gor- WHITBY _ two bedroom in lower
130 Sales HlNpl Illustrator. Financial assistance seasoned hardwood, 12- and (negotiable), �,) anytime. leave able irrvrledialely. Cas 839-7705 geous view d Frenchnniii Bay, duplex. walk to Go, fly , stove,
ma be available for eligible 16" delivered. Kindling, p- ( 22392) close to Go, 401 art&
Agents y softwood also available f« $45/ 426-9015. (122292) -- mow- parking, ely. inclusive.
students. Durham Business ----- AJAX South -spacious one $� r►tonthly• otss(es ncluded. Immediately. 509.2091.
Computer3010. tape cord. Pick up Sat. and Sun. DISPLAY SHELVING - four tree Call John McCarten, RwMax
LOCAL vending kprrpany re• Co".Cdsepebedroom basement apartment (122692)
quires professional sales person (TF) 655-8797. (122792) standing double sided solid oak for rent. 4 pce. bath, living/dining First Realty Ltd. 831-3300. MAX •Oxford Towers, 2 and 3
to secure location in Durham f« sed wall units for 4x2X4 h., Solid room, kitchen, separate CENTURY Home -two bedroom
vending and office pollee rp! 220 Articles oak reception gallery desk with en canoe, pool, cable, parking, anti downtown two
apartments Available
machines (part time). Send Sales Her For Sale return. Moving, must sell. Call No pets. Single, $550 monthly, Jan. 1., Feb. 1. and March 1.
resume to 1595 Stephenson 130 Agents Monday -Friday 9-5, 430.3139 first and last. 428-8484. area Private large kit, arrple Quiet building, pool, sauna,
Rd., RROS Newcastle. Ont. LIB HOCKEY Card Set, rare 1968- after hours. weekends. 430- (121892) parkill private entrants, walk- Gose to shopping, 401 and Go.
tea. kiccax,
OUTSIDE SALESPERSON
Full or part-time positions available
Outgoing, ambitious entrepreneurial
individual, self -motivated & energetic
Looking to be your own boss? Set your own
hours or days. No experience necessary,
training provided Leads provided Great
opportunity with growing company Call to
arrange an interview
1-800-267-6510
69. 216 card O -PEE -GHEE set.
7348.
Ing distance to schools and
Approx. $750 and $851. Call
In mint shape. Serious oollec•
-- ' - - -
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER
MAX - spotless new oversized shopping. $700 utilities
bedroom
428-7260 or 683.8421 until 7:30
tors only. Telephone 723.5498.
two apartment n base- intkuded. Call aha 6 p.m. 579-
P.m. (122092)
(122092)CLOCKS
- Pianos, rent to own,
rent d executive home, super 9197 «57&7016. (122692)
TWO bedroom in quiet dean 8
CARPET low cost High
apt. size. upright, grand, digital,
keyboards. CLOCKS
location, private entrance, n0 AJAX - large -
$663-8 127 i e
Oshawa. Cips& 10 al
quality, convenient "shop at
delver and set Tree
basement apartment.
POIs inclusive
amensieshlri(lge, stove, packing,
home- with discount warehouse
and take advantage of our
(122092) ground, private entrance, 4
balcony, laundry facilities, 1700
pricing. Saxony carpet installed
Christmas Specials, 433.1491.
appliances, $595 inclusive.
+ hydro. Available Jan. 1 or Feb.
$11.99/sq.yd Please call
(TFALL)
LOVELY bright 2 bedroom Available immediately. 426-
1. 723.1912. (010893)
ooliect, 605.1990 (122792)
apartment, stone fireplace oro to 3392 or 497-9620. (122392)
--- .. -- - --
GOLF clubset. Spalding.
9
UNIOUE Christmas Gift • Com-
pea cob drnk rhachne. Wap
inground (3001,00" to 401 in' REASONABLE rates - 1 and 3
basemen AJAX - bright one bedroom
apartment, in
pile galling package f« right
mount or table top for bar
Oshawa, preferred. no
pr bedrooms• all utilfies, On mala
eat
kitchen, separate entrance, 4
hand shot. Too many items, to
games. pool room, popular can
pas. tion -smokers. $700 mo. access routes. Bright and clears.
Call 1.705.799.7575 for
appiarwes, all inclusive. Non
list. Used once, $500.
dhnks«beer $3,500, 4276221,
near school and shopping
smoke, avaiLableJan. 1. $600
Telephone 7235496. (122092)
(121892)
appointment. (121892) facilities. Call 579.1869.
4274458 (122392)
I.. ii it I i„ t i ,illi , i t 11 1 i i III i i 1 +) 1,-, a tet -1 .1: t'I 1 1 11 -i -..'t1 f l i t ; I fl t1 11 t u i l• r t i
• ' ' THE NEWS ADVEtIt'1'ISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER• 19, l!!!2-PAGE'17
Apartments Apartments - Condos For C Business
400 For Rent 400 For Rent 455 Rent 671
Personals
MCLAUGHUN Square three BOUDOIR Photography spe-
rbedroomapartmeni
JAX bedroom condo• stove• fridge, nal glh for the special person.
underground parking space, car Fortran and glamor packages to
wash, pool, sauna. exercise, fn all budgets Photo calendersi
Falby Court $950 ullhties Included Available ir�eover available. Still In time , a • •
Jan. 1. Phone 7283050 for Christmas 420-9370 • •
artment in family building. Air (192)BE gentle to your skin n Hots (oto__roadloom, 2 appliances, laundr AJAX Iwo betlroom, S Iastal4efimW For the All NaWraly Business Home Home 777771 and exercise room, under round appliances, $850 . hydro. Avail- Solution. send a S A S E top p Plumbing g able Feb 1 Call evenings. 428 ')epf AB. 1333 Thornton Rd s SerVIC2S Im roVementS Im fOVementS
7367 or 683 2954 Oshawa. Ont _1J 8C4 --
ILLUSTRATIO
Call 1122092) N, cartooning,
Office & Retail -- --- - graphic design, adverbs,ng.
683-6021 460 Space Reasonable
or personal.
p 675 Companions Reasonable rates. Also lessons
n. -Fri• 9-5 available Randy Timms. (416)
Octrr.rtcik PROFESSIONAL office for rent 3422279 (TF)
Sot
L-1171101111111.12-5 r(NHmxi Vrf�N in downtown Whdby Balance
being used by established con
struction management firm and
77 & 33 FALBY COURT
Two 8 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 a.m.-4:30 P.M.
'arking available
-ulet setting (across
`irr park)
Well maintained
would prefere complimentary
uses Call 668-4212• No agents
(122292)
FOR rent or lease commercial
space approximately 800 sq.t1
$425 per month Nelson St S.
Oshawa. Available Jan 1 Call
579-6247 anytime (122692)
Dressmaking,
Tailoring
ALTERATIONS Specializing ,n
wedding gown alterations, men
Experienced
Journeyman Plumber
No lob too small Faucets,
showers basement
washrooms wet cars, etC
Any renovation or addition.
Daytime 427-4174 Home
427-8809 Ask torTom
a1C women s clothin dress
9-
ma;� ng. all done by a prates
s oral service Call Helen. 837-
59' (122092)
Florida
490 Vacation
PICKERING ;., . ... .,.
ReMalc
CLEARWATER - be,roo s
WARMEST
hilly fwn,al dr Con., ml0bie
'`
homes Healr+r poos, n0' tit.
WISHES
tennis. near beaenes and malor
To You and
arractiors Children welcome.
photos (Less than motel; 683.
Your Family
5503.(010193)
classified ad the
VERO aeacn lovely two
t,edroom, :wo baths. double
PICKERING ;., . ... .,.
wide mobile 5 star adult par..
$650 US per mlon:h MmJ:es to
-
Ocean Pictures 668 6830 I
'`
500 Homes
For Sale
591.400 .wo •w:
'ie0room !-a bates, finished rec
')Om, cracking wo stove. 5 1
Organized aarvittes
Sus slop right outside
%ilding
Free bus service to
grocery store every
uesday
Narking distance to
shopping (drug store
:ank
One 6 two bedroom
apartments
a�es. Gad Moreton, 683
PICKERING ;., . ... .,.
'77,77. WW F•ank '-t0
-
BROKER has $,o ow to lend a:
.:• r..•
apa•!me^t, separate
trance.
;'4; per morin Contact Jerry
+' 6686805Comm,,n4y Fran
'C .-11 Services ( TF)
I News
NEW 5 yeas old. raised
. _-ga.ow orated r Oshawa Advertiser
'NO bearoom upper ever !w0
7e0 room owe,
-eve, 'wo oa•^-.
r• i
PICKERING ;., . ... .,.
N0 K.tcnens, wo sat -ng Ooms-
-
.:• r..•
apa•!me^t, separate
trance.
ng rOOr'. carpMec. 'in,sheC
garage. $'3C.MC 57' 506' or
Please read your
$475 ma,thly. utmhes
Ava,Labre
432 7577 :!22692)
classified ad the
41 0 Houses For
i:wded immediately.
• 86 8634 __
51 0 Townhouses
J
on
first day of publication
Rent
AVAILABLE mmetl,ately ,n
For Sale
as We cannot be
,)-.n,lwa. 639 C„ el St. two
responsible for more
OSHAWA �ece r^o,rs '•ue
'droo^' $650 per rrlontn
THREE -. .,: .. '.�. --
than One insertion In
Reduced quick rental, regularly
nclusrve First and Last required,
!uwrnouse. 1.2 baths. central
the event of an error.
$737 plus, now $600 plus
close :o bus and shoppingNo
an. Carlwsnnr. Oedk. a year
(excluding utdrbes) Attractive
pe1S Call 434 58' 1 or 430
new. l!,nshec ba5wrleri,
three bedroom older home,
0134 LL)
pose '0 C C , Park RC f40''
carpeted. tumace. fenced
$' ' 2.900 Ca i S : ' 6: 79
-
Driving Schools
586 rj Sc•,oc 3 esso^s
1• !ys, $15, 10 lessons. $:5c
;a 28/ 306C (0108931
Electrical
Services
ELECTRICIAN -•---•
;'j Nock a' e.Qellert rates
r:a, ar, ex'eror Antmg.
n • -9 and service Jpgrades Ad
h.•K j..afar'eed cexbe
-!5 ''ee estimates J,m. 420 -
Handyman
Handyman Services
For all your
home repairs and
improvements
call
Joe 721-2706
GCB
CONSTRUCTION
-•�,. _ n_,, not:el
':Da rs. rerova: ors and
.o-strucncn Fast and
:ea- professional; work
g-aranteed
CRAIG 686-1913
verandah.
backyard. Steve, fridge, screen LARGE one bedroom basement Out -of -Town 6 / 0 Personals 670 Personals
verandah, cry bus at dos. 8 apartment, d pre Oath. Launtlry. 540
min walk to GO bus cable. parking, separate Properties
References. move this entrance, all ul walk to
weekend Call 9 p m 11 p m. I Transit and shopp.r.^y s,ngie DISTRESS > i, -4, ,+�-�.�
481 9472 . female
_ proferred. $620 mtpntniy CiOse ;o aOr! Perry, vendor
NICE two bedroom detached 4279382 (122692: finance '5 acres close to Hwy
house CIOs" to South G M ---- -- - e7 oast of Peterborough
Clear. maintenance free. gas li Townhouses $29 900 Call 427 9982
W89$675 monthly or buy L For Rent Mortgage
W89.900. Peter Neill. Guide 580-
Realty. 723-5281, 4363107. HILLCREST a g^s roe• Insurance
PICKERING Liver rew management. 2 and 3
aayly.Liverpool and modern free bedroom womtes room lonhAvailable
bung floorbungalow, main Ir neat GO Jan 1 From S799 Capital MORTGAGE LOANS
and 401 Yard. earn kitchen. Property Management Call 728- 's: and 2nd to 95% at value
laundry room. 4 appliances. 8967. (010692) Al property types. personal
$950 - 1,2 ut+afies Call 631- Rooms TO Ioa-s Quick serv,ce and
60x7 (010293) 430 approvals Prrne rates
WHITBYiOSHAWA a Rent CITYCANFINANCIAL
bedrooms. executive home. LARGE furnished room for rent, CORK
Iv dining.2 112 baths. marl $65 weolkl . 371 OSHAWA
^9• t quiet tenants. only 686-2936 PICKERING
floor Laundry and Lamy room, few minutes from downtown
$1200 per month plus utilnies Oshawa Call 433-8831
Available Jan. 1 Telephone AJAX . (Harwood N) Large one MORTGAGES and bans, 95^9.
723-6674 (122692) linancin down
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clean windows
Residential snow removal
Small moving jobs
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Boarding, taping,
textured ceilings, ;
suspended ceilings.
25 years experience.
Neil 619-0079
Licensed Plumber
For quality work at
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282-7813
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9910,.+ iasernenis, add ors.
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su' 'ea•-' Ae exper eneed storage „nos Now orering tree RABBIT war's WO -K do ng
'aid wo,, -g Rerovat. ons. taxes wt^ move Call 427 --'ayc 'cx C' C•ers ;ares arc
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a nova: 0:15 K,!Cn9^5. P-A'OS rrOveC Comparable Decorating
catnroorls, tome ^aintenance -aces Call 432 2850 (7P I - g
emergercy ser, ce rJfr.,ye MAN ilr- 'ruky, air Or men 'or
'ef.n sn,ng. O,.a',ty wo•K a.' r->,, 'roving r"ecs. prces'o
g..arateed • 5 yeas •1 your O dgei Specs, •ates lot DURHAM PAINTING 3
experience &3629'5 -FEFG) seniors Staring at $311-r Give DECORATING LTD.
JOURNEYMAN eectr,c'an Pereacadat5769533 'FALL) Pa,n,l•ng Wallpapering,
S-"`:`9 :"•. ca crar9es. MEN N •^ urge n,,cK w,!I do wa'rseotting, stucco
g. add'! ons and no„serc4 'move. •eS,dennal, spraying, drywall reQers.
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.- uamee0. !-"e esu mare5 Ca„ Call Car, or Jane. 427 2856 workmanship guaranteed.
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bedroom, separate entrance, V. payment also
AJAX duplex, spacious house separate bath, quiet area. Seek arranged Any amount available. Ill Call Doug or Rick, 668-6805 %
for two families. Separate matured temale bachelor Non Communuity Financial Services.
entrance. 2 bedrooms, oentr:, smoker, no pets, asking $375 (TF)
air. .pool. $90ces. fireplace, large inclusive. Ca:l 427-4988 MORTGAGE S$S available. BEAT THE RECESSION
Yard, pool. 5900 plus. Available ALTONA Rd. and Hwy e2 - purchase, refinance, debt
Immediately. 640.7430. to l room ov'erlookmg Rage consolidation- Call Julie, Entrust
PICKERING one bedroom Valley ravine. Parking, laundry, Financial Corp. 445-1234 FIGHT BACK'
apartment, large living room, snare cooking and recreation FREE! - appraisal program. private entrance, 4 appliances. area. Pool table, non smoker P og ■ e
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pedicures.
831-1657
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798-7672
non smoker. available Jan. 1. preferred. $85 per week. 509- MORGAGES BELOW BANK
75 a 12 first and fast. 639 1861. (122392) RATE. all types of Mortgages,
18.(122692) - --- - -- as applicants considered. Call As a recession fighter, we're offering a mail -in or drop-off only special for classified advertising.
AJAX - Harwood and 401, bright Oshawa, 404-9933 or Tor. 619 Si fib in the easy form, tick off our
OSHAWA - large 4 bedroom Cozy turnished room n a clean, 2655, Excel Financial- (TF) Simply Y Y selection, and sit back and wait for your phone
home with fireplace, family quiet home, laundry, parking, to ring!!
rel dining• living roan. W" kitchen and living room. large Public
kitchen -Open CalooPt-. Large yard. Call 427-1552. (122392) NOtIC@S 3 CHOICES
fenced backyard, 1 12 baths. 6 1. Oshlawa/Whilby This Week a Ailax/Pickering News Advertiser
quiet court location, ill AVAILABLE now - Pickering,
appliances, 61050 plus Avail- nice furnished room with all
able now. Call 433.3089 be- taciities, price negotiable. 839 -
Kellen 9 &m--5 p.m. weekdays. 4271 before 3 p.m. or
call 668.5481 after 5:30 or weekends• (122092)
wrOWWKs. (12239.2) A large room or apartment (1 or
AJAX - modern detached 3 2 bedroom) in clean new home.
bedroom house, 1 12 baths, 4 Shared laundry, parking, all
applancies central air central facilities, baa, schools,
vac, limplace, garage, fenced stopping• 428-0535. (121892)
yard, deck, walk to Go, $l 100. Shared
utpglea- ' 420-1 450 Accomm.
420 Townhouses
For Rent AJAX - surldier/Barr large
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editions $60 paper prCtrlatan)
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urnlshed room. Snared
ONE, two a� three accomodations, available
luxury condos. Beautiful ' 'alely. Calif Lynn, 683- 615 Paralegal Seftabons
s()Nrty, qualify features. 6
2306.(122392)3d
AM ads to bed off or mailed in only
»Ices, air otxWpioried, from PICKERING Village -clean,
topped Y (� Ph>one orders)
/5 monthly. Reel to own and spacious. Professional non
Purchase options available. smoker to share house, 5
South east caner of Nash and appliances. parking. fireplace,
Trulls Rd., Courtice. Open wed pool, hot tub, air, ASAP
House. Wed and Thurs. 3-7 p.m. or Feb. 1. No pets,. $425. 428 -
Sunday, 1.4 p.m. For more 6120, message. (122392)
information, call Josephire
Snider, 579-7505 or Paula SHARE modern facilities in
Sheppard, 579.3052 at Homelpe clean three bedroom house,
Advantage Really Lb. Realtor, private room, now Town Centre,
433_-4747. (TFALL) all utilities included. $375
KROSNO/LIVERPOOL area - Monthly. h You are a tidy ran
three bedroom krwnhouse. $787 smoking tamale, please call
+ trtpilies. Available Jan. 1. First 420-3734, leave message
and fast, no pets. Cap 839.9446. (01 15W)
3 Locations: Ajax - 130 Commtercial Ave. invalidotew coupon
O7iere
Whitby - 400 Dundas St- W.special-
Oshawa - 665 Farewell Ave.
or mail to: Oshawa/Whutby This Week- P.O. Box 481, Oshawa L1 H 71-5. Alit.: Mary van Kessel
Enclose cheque, money order or credit card a with exp. date.
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PAGE IS -THE NEM ADVEWrISMOXtUAT,-UM&MUM F4.1"Z
Come and Share the Remember the true
"r meaning of Christmas.
orship with your e.
fa W4 the church of ch"'Stjp"Oas 40Y W4 3,our choice
TESTAMENT BOOKSHOP PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN
.1121 Dundas St. E., Whitby WETHODIST) 35 CHURCH ST. N.
416-430-M 3595 Brock Road at Hwy. 7 PICKERING V11,11LAGE
We have a large selection of Christian SUNDAY Christmas Eve Carol Service 7:30
Books, Bibles, Music, Videos, Cards & Sunday School 10:15 New Year's Eve Pot Luck Supper
Gifts that will help you and your family
Worship 11:00 a.m. Evenings 7:00 Followed by Games, Music and Fun
enjoy the true spirit of Christmas. WED. 7:30 11:30 Watchnight Service
For unto you is bom this day. in the Bible Club - Children 4 -Teens 12:00 Auld Lang Syne and Refreshments
���fCity of David. a Savior which is Christ Adult Bible Study All are welcomed to part or all of the festivities
he Lord. Luke 2:11 Come and worship with as every Sunday. Rev, James Biggs 683-7311
Special Christmas Hours: BAYFAIR BAPTIST ST. TINIOTHY'S ST. BERNADETTF'S
n.
Monday -Friday 9:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. CHI'RCH
Saturday 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p4ni PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PARISH
1817 Kingston Rd., Pickering 51n
97 Burcher Rd., A* 21 Ra%h St. F:.,Ajax '%..I
ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHRISTMAS MORNING Jax (at I lar4oxIdi
Dec. 20, 11:00 a.m. Parish Priests:
CHURCH SERVICE Rev. Daniel Palillo,
Choir of St. Paui's United King's at 10:00 a.m. Family Christmas Service Rev. Charles Mahon
Crest, Ajax invite you to an evening Regular Sunday Services CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS EVE
of Christmas music on Dec. 20th at at 11:00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Lessons and Carols 7 p.m. Children's Mass
7:30 p.m. NEW YEAR'S EVE SERVICE Come and Celebrate Christmas 9 p.m. Midnight
Program will include "Bethlehem". a at 10:30 p.m. with us at St. Timothy's Confession Dec. 19-24 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Christmas Cortata by J.H. Maunder. Monday Dec. 21 - Wed. Dec. 23 7-7:30 p.m.
and a carol sing-a-iona. 839-4621 ALL WELCOME Thursday Dec. 24 10 a.m.-12 noon
Offering will be received. I)ICKI-'RIN'(; N'11,1,AGENEI'HEIGHTS
Coffee and Juice will be served t'NITEI) ('111'RCH
at close of evening, 1066 1)unbarton Rd.. Pickering 2411,11) ('hurch Street North.Ajax BAPTIST CHURCH
Come out one and all. 683-47211 NlEE,rjN(; AT
SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. 20 RCN. Howard G. Zurbrigg
Celebrate with us. Advent 4 �1'. Ph.% His Srwncer AIIIIII.FG]RON'F [It RIJC
CHRISTMAS SERVICES 7 p.m. - Concert cl, Advent and Sunday. December 20 -ADVENT IV S(14001.
55 ('olesk%e. North.Ajax
FA'V'1lLY SERVICE: Christmas Music, Combined Choirs 10:30 a.m. Worship & Sunday Scnool tj ust east of Loe 1) 1111aia i
C1, smas Eve 7:00 CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS EVE 10:00 a.m. Cantata by
:15 Quiet Service w,*,7 Comminior Famq Service - 7 p.m. 7:00 p.m. FAMI-Y SERVICE Church Choir
Candlelight Communion - 11 -00 p.m.
,ay. De-- 271,, & CAROL SING
11:00 p.m. Candlelight Service of IN ALL HIS GLORY"
SUNDAY, DEC. 27TH Re%. Janio, Rendic. Pastor
HOLY COMMUNION
VA 0 ra—ly Service a: 30 a.m. A warm welcome to an, 680-1721)
ANIBERI,EA PICKERIV; PENTECOST.Al, CHURCH
PRIES131"FERIAN 755 OKI. XH0\1 % I)Rl\ E. 1111('11KERING
Just cast ot'%% hit" R(11. - 2 No k% mjuth of 4111 1
CHURCH 839-1302
1820 %%'hites Rd. N.
OL NIZ111 SUNDAY, DEC. 20
SUNDAY, DEC. 20th CHRISTMAS MORNING I S
9:45 - Family Bible Hour
'V
Carol Services at SERVICES o _V
. 'N 11,00 - Worship Service
7:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m.
8:00,915 and 11:00 a.m. C 6:00 - Evening Service
CHRISTMAS EVE Supervised Nursery
'DEC. 24 7:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.
5 p.m. Family Candlelight 839-1382 CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT
7 p.m. Family Candlelight
9 P.M. Family Communion ST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
11P.M. Midni ht Mass
9 H" -i,. #2 at 77 Randall Drive
CHRISTMAS DAY Pickering Village
10 a.m. Family Communion
Ajax 683-7981
�Ntting Yesus Christ COME AND WORSHIP WITH US IN
at the centre of
Christmas" ( THE NEWLY RESTORED CHURCH
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF THE HOLY TMrff
(KING'S ORES. AT BURGHER ROAD, MAX) Sunday, December 20
THE REV. RICHARD NEWLAND, 11111CUMBENT
6&3-M3 9:00 a.m. -Holy Eucharist
CHRISTMAS SERVICES 10:30 a.m. - Advent Service of Lessons & Carols
Sunday, December 20 Thursday, December 24 - Christmas Eve
7:30 p.m.
Advent Carol Service 9:30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist, Bible Study & Coffee
Thursday, December 24 7:00 p.m. - A Children's Christmas Mass
Christmas Eve 9:00 p.m. - Solemn Eucharist
7:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist
(Family Service) 11:00 p.m. - Traditional Midnight Mass
11:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist
(Candlelight) Friday. December 25 - Christmas Day
Friday, December 25
Christmas Day 10:00 a.m. -Quiet Christmas Eucharist
10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Sunday, December 27
The Blessing of the Toys
(a special service fcr children) 9:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist
"Come and worship Christ the 10:30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist
new-bom King."
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Obituaries
BENDLE, Gary Peter - (Nov.
Ire, 4, 1962 - Dec. 11, 1992). Sud-
denly at home at Wagner's Lake.
Gary Peter Bendle, loving husband
of Lynn Bishop. Devoted father of
Nicola and Scott. Lovingly
remembered by Peter and Joan,
Glen and Beth Bendle, many rela-
tives and dear friends. Funeral
arrangements were entrusted to
Low & Low Funeral Home,
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Career opportunities exist in the sale of
personal financial products. Candidate
must be entrepreneurial, motivated, and
people oriented. Above average
earnings potential for the successful
candidate with full training provided.
Send or Fax resumf to:
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Sun Life of Canada
305 Milner Avenue, Suite #912
Scarborough, Ontario
MIB 3V4
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RESIDENTIAL SNOW
REMOVAL
including: walkways,
driveways, entrance ways,
D061 steps.
Forget When the snow
is gone, we are your
one stop lawn care specialists
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with bottle of Champagne "I050oouple
Buffet only `850
Reserve now.
Open Tows. - Sid. 11:30 am -.10 p.m.
Sunday 10:30 am - 9 p.m
`Free Banquet FaettirW-
Located in the Courtyard
Picketing Village
109 OW Kingston Rd., Aju
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SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED
CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS?
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PLUMBING FOR YOU LTD.
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PICKERING
WE DO IT ALL FOR YOU"
SALES • SERVICE • RENOVATIONS
FREE ESTIMATES
GRAND OPENING SPECIALS
COME VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
837-1350
Uxbridge, 852-3073. Donations to
the Canadian Diabetic Association
would be appreciated.
MAHON, James Henry - Sud-
denly at the Ajax -Pickering Hospi-
tal on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1992.
James Henry Mahon, in his 75th
year. Beloved husband of Iris
Meisenheimer. Loving father of
Marie and her husband Brian
Lanois, Donna and her husband
=ATTENTION
SMALL BUSNESS OWNERSIMANAGERS
1) Are your sales and administration cosi ioing
'through the roof?
2' Want to Increase sales.
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Develop bigger markets?
all: M.B.A. A Associates
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Office management and training
Free consultation at your home or office
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Phone 420.1564
Brian Gordon, Robert and his wife
Debra. Dear grandfather of
Michelle, Chris and Dwayne and
great-grandfather of Arnie and
Devon. Son of the late Roger and
Isabella Mahon and son-in-law of
Pearl Meisenheimer. Brother of
Georgina Stoneman of Oshawa
and Amelia Lashbrook of Parry
Sound. Predeceased by sisters Lil-
lian, Annie Draycot, Isabella
RENTALS
Lashbrook and brothers Blakeney,
Roger and George. Funeral service
Friday, Dec. 18 at 1 p.m. in the
chapel at McEachnie Funeral
Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax
(Pickering Village), 428-8488.
Interment Erskine Cemetery. In
lieu of flowers, donations to the
Ajax -Pickering Hospital Building
Fund would be appreciated by the
family.
Photo/video Rentals
Just a fety examples
• \1 IS Cm i worders
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Advertising Feature
JN Property Services provides year-
round remedy for properties
Ihead that first heavy, wet,
snowfall' , I
No sooner do you get the
driveway cleared and you're
ready to make a chiropractic
appointment, than the
snowplow comes by and leaves
, 4 -ft. ridge of snow, slush and
ice at the end of your driveway.
Torn Kluge, owner/operator of
JN Property Sm -ices (JNPS) is
a professional who is educated
in turf management and related
technology.
So although JNPS is a reliable
heal firm, skilled in clearing
away the snow, ice and slush
from your driveway and
walkways, when the snow is .
gone, homeo A-ners can continue
with this local firm for its
complete lawn care programs.
The advantage to having the
same company service your
property year-round is that it
provides continuity. Homeowners
have confidence knowing the
same company and personnel are
accountable year-round, becoming
.w -r
Tom Kluge of
Services, Pickering.
JN
familiar with the property and
owner's needs.
As, well, such maintenance costs
can be spread out over a
convenient monthly payment plan,
which is easy on the customer's
budget.
Having studied turf management
and pesticide technology, using
resources such as the Pest
Diagnostic Clinic of the University
of Guelph, Tom, through JNPS, is
able to efficiently deal with all
your landscaping and lawn care
needs.
Included is fertilizing and weed
control, aerating, re -seeding, weed
identification and insect control in
lawn and shrubs. This past year
saw a lot of spidermite damage in
ety
xamp C. utd tnse.cttc,tde
can be applied during rainfall to
ensure the product is watered in
properly, thereby relieving the
customer of this responsibility and
doing it more efficiently than a
sprinkler could.
As you look ahead to the spring,
it's comforting to know that there is
a truly professional turf
management firm whose principals
live and work in the community.
and who strive to please.
Until then, however, it's equally
comforting to know that your drive
and walkways can be reliably
cleared after a snowfall.
For more information on this
uniquely personal service, call
420-6()x39.
Why Advertise In Focus on Business
Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business
advertising feature definitely has its advantage.
Over the last few years a great many businesses -- of all sizes -- have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News
Advertiser's and OshawwWhitby This Week's Focus on Business featura have generated extra phone calls that likely would
not have otherwise occurred.
How do you get involved?
When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, A also receives a full feature story, complete
with pictures.
The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service, philosophy,
goals, special promotions and even a historical overview.
Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ad design, story interview and
writing, plus the taking of the photographs.
All the business need to do is prepare for the increased sales volume.
For more information call Janice at 683-5110.
....News
ldveriise,
Durham Denture Clinic
W. Brian Gott DT.
is pleased to announce the
opening of a new Denture Clinic
in the Durham Region.
Free Consultations
Reasonable Rates
Ali insurances accepter
Same day service on
Relines and Repairs
Housecalls Available
839-0123
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DRIVER EDUCATION
FORMERLY BELLEHUMEUR
A & R is pleased to announce
an Introductory Special
offer, for professional
driver education.
Just in time for a
Great Christmas Gift
for young adults
call 686-2224
For Further Information
Ontario Safety League approved
Instructors.
BASKET KASE
WIDE SELECTION OF
Gift Baskets - Crafts -
Gifts
1 Radford Dr.
Ajax
Call 427.9769
For further information
Corporate orders welcomed
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THE MORTGAGE
FACTORY
1st, 2nd, 3rd rntges. to 95%
-Rental properties and cottages
-Re-financing
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-Self-employed
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Prime Deals Below Bank Rates
Fast, Professional Service
Since 1975
call 666-4986 (Whitby) ,F
SEASONS
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TO
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683-5110
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Even more comforting is
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the fact that this service is
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provided in a fashion that is
not only backed by
specialized knowledge but is
environmentally friendly as
well.
With the majority of
customers in the Pickering
_
area. JNPS can offer a truly
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personal level of service.
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difficult to find elsewhere.
Customers will discover
they're not "just a number on
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a database" with JtiPS.
Lawn applications are
timed with weather
conditions to achieve the
Property
greatest benefit of the
application and least amount
of work to the customer. For
1 1' .
familiar with the property and
owner's needs.
As, well, such maintenance costs
can be spread out over a
convenient monthly payment plan,
which is easy on the customer's
budget.
Having studied turf management
and pesticide technology, using
resources such as the Pest
Diagnostic Clinic of the University
of Guelph, Tom, through JNPS, is
able to efficiently deal with all
your landscaping and lawn care
needs.
Included is fertilizing and weed
control, aerating, re -seeding, weed
identification and insect control in
lawn and shrubs. This past year
saw a lot of spidermite damage in
ety
xamp C. utd tnse.cttc,tde
can be applied during rainfall to
ensure the product is watered in
properly, thereby relieving the
customer of this responsibility and
doing it more efficiently than a
sprinkler could.
As you look ahead to the spring,
it's comforting to know that there is
a truly professional turf
management firm whose principals
live and work in the community.
and who strive to please.
Until then, however, it's equally
comforting to know that your drive
and walkways can be reliably
cleared after a snowfall.
For more information on this
uniquely personal service, call
420-6()x39.
Why Advertise In Focus on Business
Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business
advertising feature definitely has its advantage.
Over the last few years a great many businesses -- of all sizes -- have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News
Advertiser's and OshawwWhitby This Week's Focus on Business featura have generated extra phone calls that likely would
not have otherwise occurred.
How do you get involved?
When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, A also receives a full feature story, complete
with pictures.
The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service, philosophy,
goals, special promotions and even a historical overview.
Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ad design, story interview and
writing, plus the taking of the photographs.
All the business need to do is prepare for the increased sales volume.
For more information call Janice at 683-5110.
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Durham Denture Clinic
W. Brian Gott DT.
is pleased to announce the
opening of a new Denture Clinic
in the Durham Region.
Free Consultations
Reasonable Rates
Ali insurances accepter
Same day service on
Relines and Repairs
Housecalls Available
839-0123
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DRIVER EDUCATION
FORMERLY BELLEHUMEUR
A & R is pleased to announce
an Introductory Special
offer, for professional
driver education.
Just in time for a
Great Christmas Gift
for young adults
call 686-2224
For Further Information
Ontario Safety League approved
Instructors.
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.16999
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Sala Price ends Dec. 31192
Reg• prices shown are Sears prices.
SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE
PFIONE 420-8000. WE'RE OPEN MON.-FRI. 10 A.M..9 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M.-9 PAL, SUN. 11 A.M.-6 PJM.