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• 0 t' •.tom -... . . Pickering Edition ., Wadnesday, Dec. 23,1992 28 pages A Metrofand Cormtunity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 700 + 50 GST - 75 cells Vol. 111 No. 52 Tyl 1j: 11 ! oe CHRISTMAS MERRIER FOR ABUSED WIVES, KIDS: APPLE House, a shelter for local abused women and their children, received $2,176.65 and a truckload of toys, food and clothes from employees of Commemorative Services of Ontario, a non-profit organiza- tion that operates nine cemeter- ies in the Toronto area. More than 100 employees contributed to the Christmas drive out of admiration for staff and volun- teers of APPLE House. from your friends at the News Advertiser Regular Features Letters...... A6 Ob' 11 Billboard -......-.--A14 Sports.- lS Clasffied Ajax -Pickering United Way drive Goal 1 J $1,050,000 Raised M $9o0,000 Trustees can't pass collection plate Priests reject Catholic school board's mass appeal DURHAM - Priests have again turned down a request by the sepa- — even if they don't have children in school or if their children attend a rate school board that it be allowed to make a mass appeal for increased public secondary school. Further, the onus is on a resident to direct tax support among churchgoers. school support to either the separate or public board. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board has Instead of speaking at church, the board is urged to either insert a been denied permission again this year to address parishioners at the brochure outlining the issue in parish bulletins or have a trustee avail - end of mass in hopes of increasing its tax base. able to answer questions in the church vestibule after mass. Among the information trustees wanted to share is how apartment See CATHOLIC...Page A3 dwellers and renters can direct their taxes to the Catholic school system Hot dogs. Joe Edwards, foreground, and Al MacRae take to the hills for some freestyle skiing at Dagmar Ski Resort on l.akeridge Rd. noRh of Ajax. photo by A. J. Groen Pickering man shot after Ajax bar fight AJAX-PICKERING - A shooting outside an Ajax bar Sunday night has left a 19 - year -old Pickering man in hos- pital with "several bullet wounds-. Durham Regional Police Staff Sgt. Sandy Ryrie says the victim, who he wouldn't iden- tify, was taken to Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital and later trans- ferred to St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto with "serious but not life-threatening" injuries. It's not known at this time whether the man was the intended victim, Sgt. Ryrie says. Police were initially called to a fight that began in Rock A Billies, 250 Bayly St. W., just before l 1 pm., and then shift- ed outside. Seconds later, cops received several more calls indicating that four shots had been fired in the parking lot by a man. Police recovered a semi- automatic handgun from the area and arrested a suspect, without incident, a short dis- -tance away. An 18 -year-old Metro -area man faces two counts of attempted murder, one count of aggravated assault, possession of a restricted weapon and using a firearm while commit- ting an offence. l guan ly n xm mmft -- Ad eefte fn A)= -Picketing News Adrwliser (683-5110) and 0dMwCe-Wh by Atis week (579-440t.114„600 pnwnm .....Y WedraKbyl Ile SPECIAL! a BOXING DAY OPENS EARLY! .:LW7�der&l r . . . -ewOpens 8:30 a.m. •Sunday, December 27 ? ,;aSbopto MV WW MU& A -A- I nL i%zwa ^V v XX j jbLK, wLl U-, UVA L MMrdc AN &"A YOUR ONTARIO FORD & MERCURY DEALERS tr DRIVEHOA IE THEDEA I OF THE YEAR, IF �17�0CASHBACK' Y92AEROSTAR UPo $1500CASH** $1500CASH** ON V2 F=WJUAW MUMS ON V2 if & rcw" PLUSm.HUGEDISCOUNTS ONREMAINING 192 MODEL S 0FA;r a, FOWarowivwc Escoxr�sm�ga�usraxci�ue4 ra n�osrmvo. •cot�yt�raeoA+aaqus,�co�cMsn TMCM HURRY.! SALE SD RIVE J ENDS JA Nz 2ND MUM" LMWW YOUR ONTARIO FORD & MWCURYDEALERS Financing and cashback offers may not be combined •$1,750 cashback applies to remaining in -stock '92 Aerostars. ••$1,500 cashback applies to remaining in-stock'92 Tempo, Topaz and F -Series Regular and Chassis Cab. $1,000 cashback applies to remaining in -stock '92 Festivas, Escorts, Tracers and Lincolns $500 cashback applies to remaining in -stock '92 Rangers and F -Series Supercab. Vehicles not exactly as shown. Ontario FMOA, P.O. Box 2000, Oakville, Ontario L61 5E4 , . . . . (1�'� . . . Y-�►ri �.-� . ._.�:1• I.LrI i `r��l � / .'/ . . / 1 � . l . 1 I / L l . 1 1-11 / 1 1 / / / 1 1 1 • . 1 1 1 . 1 1 / � : - ._ 0 0 0 a F .. Catholic school boss 'disappointed' over mass appeal ban i Separate board struggles for much-needed funds to limit '93 tax increase FROM PAGE Al sage verbally." wrote in a draft letter to Rev. Mass- who are not submitting their tax dol - "We support your endeavors to The rejection is particularly hard to man. lars to us," Mr. Oldman explains. promote Catholic education," local swallow this year, as the board strug- That letter won't be sent, however, "Many people they are meeting are Catholic churches' spokesman Rev. gles to keep its tax increase no larger because trustees like Oshawa's Joe probably not aware they can pass Brad Massman wrote to the board. than the public school board's, though Corey worry about "criticizing the their money on to us. The greater the "We feel, however, the above is the the latter has a broader tax base. priests." support we get from taxpayers, the best way." "In light of serious budget con- Trustees have allocated $7,750 in greater percentage we get from indus- Board chair Tom Oldman said straints the board is facing this year, next year's budget to cover the cost of trial and commercial assessment" Monday he's "disappointed" with the this type of presentation may have hiring up to four temporary, part-time The board may also spend about news, noting "costs are involved in made a substantial impact on the assessment revisors. $1,500 for an assessment review any other way but sending our mes- board's 1993 budget," Mr. Oldman "Their job is to go to Catholics mail -out campaign. L] r • 40 E Nk .. . !fir ,� `} '_ .� •� .. '+ • � \ �,• • ' - , ' 4—A 11111\ray �!A., � .mss. . . � :..b.:� ,.. '���'•.: �: `l `:::T: .. _.2'!"ie, . +A: -.... v � _�� / Iris Brown gets right to the point as a member of the Pickering Hooke Rug Hooking Group, which meets Thursdays beginning at 10 a.m. at the Village llArts and Crafts building on Linton Ave. on crafts photo by Celia Bronkhorst Grinch steals Christmas -gifts from worshipper PICKERING - The Grinch Who Stole Christmas may have re-routed his travel plans this year to include Pickering. Durham Regional Police say Christmas gifts were stolen from a Brampton man's car while he attended Bayfair Bap- tist Church at 817 Kingston Rd. on Sunday afternoon. The man reported the theft to police around 1:45 p.m. that day. The driver's side window of his car had been smashed and several packages were removed from the back seat. Tom Oldman De,ffiffos S# natural. . . i/## V fletler Lvir the dffeirwre! New soft - touch materials for sensitive ,�. gums WALTER WIMMER, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE FREE 420-5020 vI CONSULTATION Toll Free TOWN OF AJAX PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENTS TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE AJAX RECREATION ADVISORY COUNCIL The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax will be considering two appointments to the Executive Committee of the Ajax Recreation Advisory Council The Executive Committee is responsible for: a; the management of ongoing information exchange and coordination of activities of the Advisory Council, b) the consideration of relevant issues for the purpose of advising the Parks and Recreation Department and Town Council, c) regular communication between the Advisory Council and the Parks and Recreation Department Positions Available: Two positions Durstion of Term: Three years. effective January 1. 1993 to December 31, 1995 If you wish to be considered for appointment to the Executive Committee, application forts are available from either the Parks and Recreation Department, Ajax Communiy Centre (Administration Office), 75 Cenoenrtial Road, Ajax, or the Municipal Offices, Clerk's Department, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax. Completed application forms must be received by 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, December 30, 1992 and may be either mailed to the Deputy Director - Recreation, Town of Ajax, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario, L 1 S 21-19, or hand delivered to the Ajax Community Centre. DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE WSERTS & FLYERS COWNG TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAM AHEAD WED., DEC. MM NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAWICK.) SHOPPERS DRUG MART (&MPICK) 'THE BAY (PICK.) SAT., DEC. 26/92 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX/PICK.) FOOD CITY (AJAX) • Dotivwsd to seWcW households only 'FOOD TOWN (AJAMICK.) 'IGA (PICK.) K MART (AJAWICK.) MARKET PLACE (AJAXIPICK.) 'ONE HOUR MOTO PHOTO (AJ/WPICK.) 'SEARS (AJAMICK.) THE BAY (PICK.) 'WOOLCO (AJAMICK.) 'ZELLERS (PICK.) : 'I YAY& ...: <: !4146 yT.- T4 tMCYMf �!/'f{ser ,;; Y SititIYl�CJc WEDNESDAY'S CARRER OF THE WES(IS TtERR1 LYNN LEN ANC Tem Lynn enjoys siting and swimming. Terri Lynn received McDonalds coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congr wkwns Tem Lynn on being our Wednesdey Cartier of the week � 4`C+tii.':$..'. tit as .fa••.,'Y'-5 �� •...� fPo a pi"dift"arr Board can afford teachers' raise: fact finder DURHAM - The public school board has plenty of money to give its teachers a raise, a fact finder has concluded. Heather Crisp, the fact finder appointed in negotiations between the Durham Board of Education and its high school teachers, agreed with the teachers that the public board must have money, or it wouldn't be building a new administration building. But chair Louise Farr says the fact finder didn't "thoroughly" review the issue. She says Ms. Crisp neglected to address the fact that the centre is being built with the new Sinclair Secondary School in Whitby and will save the Board about $3 mil- lion in the first 20 nears. Mrs. Farr says the new building will save the dollars the Board pays out to lease office space and it will also he cost-effective. because it will share services with the new school. Mrs. Farr says the construction will also create jobs, improve the effective- ness of the organiTation and pro- vide more suitable facilities for staff, including members of the bargaining unit. None of that was addressed," says Mrs. Farr. Ms. Crisp wa:s apfx)inted as fact finder by the Education ReLttions Commission in November. A fact finder meet. with both parties and then writes a report on the issues agreed upon and those that are in dispute. Mrs. Farr says trustees on the employee relations committee feel that some of the recommendations in the fact finder's report are inap- propriate in a time of financial restraint. The report states that the pay increase being offered by the Board is not sufficient to get an agreement. The Board was offering its teachers a two-year contract with a 0.5 -per -cent increase effective Feb. 1, another 0.5 -per -cent increase: in September, and a final 0.5 -per -Cent increase in April, 1994. for a total of just over 1.5 M cent. The fact finder recommended a one-year agreement with a 1 -per- cent hike (the June. 1992, con- sumer price index of 0.5 per cent plus 0.5 per cent). The fact finder also suggested that all secondary teachers be given a day off on request. The Board estimates this could cost an additional $184,000 a year for sup- ply teachers. AS By YHI vePG; Acl Because the goodwill of those we serve is the foundation of our practice, it is a pleasure at this DR. JACQUELINE LINDO holidaytime to say Thank AND STAFF y • you* and t0 wish you a 419 Kirgston Rd. W. MI year of Health and Happiness. I Ajax 427-3249 THE wssocuTtoM of BINGO& �►,rlAx faiNoo iPOHItiORf PRESENT EVERY NIGHT AT 7AND 100 P.M. SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINECSAT 1 AND 4 P.M. CLOSED CHRISTMASEVE 8 CHRISTMAS DAY OPEN FOR ALL RM SESSIONS ON BOXSIG DAY * NEW YEAR'S EVE BINGO (7 p.m. session only) 01*1* k�P*O*T*s*** $11000 JACKPOTS!! $31500 IN PRIZES!! HAVE SOME FUR & SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY GROUPSI ROTARY, KINSMEN (Lie. lcAd036396), SPARTANS MINOR �� BASEBALL, RNGETTE, LEGION, 5 PIN BOWLERS, PICKERING HIGH, AJAX AOUATIC CLUB, CYCLING, AXEMEN, NAVY LEAGUE, HUMANE SOCIETY, ERIN-OOG a�aowaea PARENTS, SPINAL CORD RESEARCH, DURHAM EPILEPSY, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 4274572 HARWIM HAPPYHOLIDAYS TO ALL11 ; The fact finder's report is not binding. Mrs. Farr says trustees feel the recommendations don't take into account economic realities, and that any increase in costs for wages and for supply teachers must come directly from class- room programs for students. However, Mrs. Farr is hopeful the Board can reach an agreement with its 1,400 secondary teachers• represented by the Ontario Sec- ondary School Teachers' Federa- tion. District 17. The teachers' contract expired 5.EA/Ro5l CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Everything You Want This Christmas' flyer, on page B9, the built-in central vacuum system is illustrated incorrectly. The power head accessory is not included. Also, in our Sears, -Starts Sunday - Boxing Week Sale and Clearance' flyer, on page A4, the installed brake service, 50% off applies only to installed brake pads or shoes Also in that flyer, on page B5, the flannelette sheet sets are advertised incorrectly. No save story should have been quoted as these items were not previously sold The prices should have read as follows twin sets $19 99, double sets $24 99, queen sets $29 99 Also in that flyer, on page A8, the RCA compact CD stereo system, $28831 is advertised incorrectly. The regular price is $599.99 and therefore no save story should have been quoted We apologize for any inconveniepce this may have caused our customers Aug. 31. OSSTF president Shirley Smith was unavailable for com- ment at press time. Joyous good wishes to all! ( . , , r 105 Bayly SL W., Aiax' 619 -ROSE R' M l ) I Galbraith n Repair Centre II Jesrelkrr • WakUa Ws" B.tkry 1 RepWwwat t Watts Strips & Bards- A. 4 C 25.00 d ewellim Cleaner11 (p Ring clenalae and RdmMue vMi ee eWMatea an MUPPing of Your pmelow rings, , N — — — — CLIP A SAVE',— --- SHOPPERS DRUG MART PICKERING TOWN CENTRE BEAT THE CROWDS OPEN BOXING DAY SATURDAY DECEMBER 26,1992 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. BOXING DAY SPECIALS (SAVE X50' • Chnstmas Gott Wrap • Decorations • Chnstmas Cards and other items 839-4488 Or 683-9797 Postal Outlet 831 -POST FROM THE PQo ',_ti\ CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY GARBAGE COLLECTION 1992/1993 GARBAGE & BLUE BOX COLLECTION DAY, JANUARY 4TH, 1993 WILL BE THE PICK UP DAY FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25TH, 1992 AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 1ST, 1993. Christmas trees will be collected for recycling starting Monday, January 4th, 1993. If you have any questions, contact the Works Department at 683-2951. F.J. Hull, P. Eng. Director of Engineering and Works 0 0 11 El • 0 Thursday 24' Friday 2P Monday 21" Tuesday 22" Wednesday 23" REGULAR COLLECTION REGULAR COLLECTION REGULAR COLLECTION REGULAR COLLECTION NO COLLECTION See Monday, Jan. 4/93 DE JAN.1993 Friday Jan. 1" Monday 2r Tuesday 29" Wednesday 30 Thursday 31' NO COLLECTION REGULAR COLLECTION REGULAR COLLECTION REGULAR COLLECTION NO COLLECTION See Monday, Jan. 4193 DAY, JANUARY 4TH, 1993 WILL BE THE PICK UP DAY FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25TH, 1992 AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 1ST, 1993. Christmas trees will be collected for recycling starting Monday, January 4th, 1993. If you have any questions, contact the Works Department at 683-2951. F.J. Hull, P. Eng. Director of Engineering and Works 0 0 11 El • 0 ! • -�'k-wary r �, •�X • Ila 0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, DECEMBER 23,1992 -PAGE S-A e' o p +� n p dP .'Y �of �1 HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS 180 - 190 g Bag 99¢ FERRERO ROCHER CHOCOLATES 16's - 7 oz. $499 A GREAT GIFT! NICER THAN CHOCOLATES CANDY TREES $39!9 CHRISTMAS COOKIE CUTTERS 49¢ OXFORD FILING SYSTEM Assorted Colours _$699 99 EXECUTIVE ZIPPERED PORTFOLIO $ 1099 Suggested Retail s31.50 PEPSI .7UP • DIET PEPSI • CRUSH CASE OF 24 X 355 ML TINS 2 L NOW RETURNABLE S'599 r ri 7.0' per 100 rnl • L mit of 3 7.5' per 100 ml ALL CRUSHES 750 ml RETURNABLE CASE OF 12 X 355 ml CANS C Plus S 9 7-,' por 100 �; Deposit LinO Ot3 I 9r per 100 ml SNUGGLE SOX For Men & Women $499 BURLEY SOAP A ROPE a, 99 BURLEY AFTER SHAVE LOTION 401 95 FOR MEN - BY SHULTON RAPPORT Eau do Toilet 50 ml Spray $1199 Suggested Retail '29.95 TOTES SLIP-ON RUBBERS $ 7 99 FOR BEAUTIFUL HANGOVERS! CARISSA DUAL FUNCTION BEAUTY MAS $399 CHRISTMA BOWS 25's 9901 CHRISTMAS METAL TRAYS 49 CHRISTMAS GIFT BAGS Large Assortment 99C CHRISTMAS WRAPPING PAPER 8�1eets - 50 sq. ft. 99 ALL INDIVIDUAL CHRISTMAS CARDS 20'oFF Suaaested Retail NwY .o, N 0 W raYLY ST � K = N � a� CHRISTMA BOWS 25's 9901 CHRISTMAS METAL TRAYS 49 CHRISTMAS GIFT BAGS Large Assortment 99C CHRISTMAS WRAPPING PAPER 8�1eets - 50 sq. ft. 99 ALL INDIVIDUAL CHRISTMAS CARDS 20'oFF Suaaested Retail BLACK MAGIC CHOCOLATES 450 g $699 1 REFURBISHED SIGNATURE PHONES Guaranteed S99 while 2 the IasY FA BATH FOAM SACHETS $ ~Soo A Great Stocking Stu"er! WE HAVE EXCLAMATION, LADY STETSON, FA WILD MUSK AT GREAT PRICES FA FOAM BATH 500 ml 299 FACE MAKERS BEAUTY ACCESSORIES & COSMETICS $A 99 _$Q49 Compare much hitcher! 4Mm" " ,-. _Mw 'li U RMLANO RD d rh t NAW ST OUMO.S St � � NW'f 2 THES GAYLY ST. W., &W 172610KSTON NO. 311 BROCK ST. NORTH 91 RYLANDER BLVD Wil .Ht (in k1e00D CENTRE Acr Dr Estt a tock Rd Fmnn F=WFooftn's �.. (b 1Ndicel Building► Across tress tl» Poliu Seta• Frozen Foods �' , Came 11 s , 428-1711 686-3734 "6-� 666-3764 666 -DIM - -282-4223 kit00%wolt al� 1t +�,.f ." � .' 'm w TURTLES CHOCOLATES 400 g $699 POT OF GOLD CHOCOLATES 450 g $699 DELECTO CHOCOLATES ByGANONG 450 g $599 GANONG CASHEW CLUSTERS 400 5 99 KODAK COLOUR F1LM 100 speed C110 - 24 �3 C135-69 SONY VIDEO TAPES VCR -T120 $299 Thursday December 24 9am-bpm Christmas Day Closed Saturday December 26 9am-6pm Sunday December 27 10 am -spm Pickering -10 am - 6 pm) x„ w :K;1•.;e..,'K:Mtn3.tata�:+w-....r:r,w,c�w. _ .. ....•"r:.a-'...... .. . 0 J 0 RIMY 1 KWGSYON NO 1 " K = N � BLACK MAGIC CHOCOLATES 450 g $699 1 REFURBISHED SIGNATURE PHONES Guaranteed S99 while 2 the IasY FA BATH FOAM SACHETS $ ~Soo A Great Stocking Stu"er! WE HAVE EXCLAMATION, LADY STETSON, FA WILD MUSK AT GREAT PRICES FA FOAM BATH 500 ml 299 FACE MAKERS BEAUTY ACCESSORIES & COSMETICS $A 99 _$Q49 Compare much hitcher! 4Mm" " ,-. _Mw 'li U RMLANO RD d rh t NAW ST OUMO.S St � � NW'f 2 THES GAYLY ST. W., &W 172610KSTON NO. 311 BROCK ST. NORTH 91 RYLANDER BLVD Wil .Ht (in k1e00D CENTRE Acr Dr Estt a tock Rd Fmnn F=WFooftn's �.. (b 1Ndicel Building► Across tress tl» Poliu Seta• Frozen Foods �' , Came 11 s , 428-1711 686-3734 "6-� 666-3764 666 -DIM - -282-4223 kit00%wolt al� 1t +�,.f ." � .' 'm w TURTLES CHOCOLATES 400 g $699 POT OF GOLD CHOCOLATES 450 g $699 DELECTO CHOCOLATES ByGANONG 450 g $599 GANONG CASHEW CLUSTERS 400 5 99 KODAK COLOUR F1LM 100 speed C110 - 24 �3 C135-69 SONY VIDEO TAPES VCR -T120 $299 Thursday December 24 9am-bpm Christmas Day Closed Saturday December 26 9am-6pm Sunday December 27 10 am -spm Pickering -10 am - 6 pm) x„ w :K;1•.;e..,'K:Mtn3.tata�:+w-....r:r,w,c�w. _ .. ....•"r:.a-'...... .. . 0 J 0 -- . rv; rn• it ma rtE K3 MV V Z1C173E15' WILLO.: UtX.'LMIB FX 23:7%2 To the editor, On Thursday, Nov. 26 at approximately 5:55 p.m. you were walking west on the north side of Sheppard Ave., east of Altona Rd. Accompanying you were two small children, one to your right, the second. pushing by you in a stroller. I was following a westbound vehicle, when it suddenly swerved to the left. At that moment. my concentration was focused directly on that vehicle as The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the edi- tor on topical issues, contro- versial matters and anything else of interest to our read- ers. Pleas keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, double spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publica- tion. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our infor- mation. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. it appeared to be heading into the path of an eastbound vehicle. When I refocused my thoughts, 1 realized why the other car had swerved. I too found myself swerving to avoid you, your chil- dren and also fighting to avoid oncoming traffic. With my heart in my throat, I checked the rear view mirror to reassure myself that you had not been hip When I did so, I noticed the vehicle behind me also swerv- ing to avoid you. For the safety of you and your children, I urge you, and all others walking our roads at night, to wear brightly -colored clothes, to walk facing traffic and remain on the shoulder of the road. I realize that pedestrians have the right of way: however, when the driver's attention is drawn to another situa- tion that is developing in front of them, your dark -colored clothing, combined with a dark winter's night and the lights of oncoming vehicles tend to obscure one's vision of you. Please, be visible. Robert Blackwell, Pickering To the editor, Announcing the 17 dump sites from which the final three will be chosen has predictably raised a flurry of objections. Conversely cheers of joy and the dismantling of signs came from landowners whose property did not make the final round. Apparently all sites are prime (is there any other) farm land, as, of course, are all housing devel- opments, shopping centres, golf courses and the marijuana crops in Keswick and Markham. Undoubtedly leaching from these sites will be a problem — although it did not stop the con- struction of a large subdivision next door to the Brock Road Landfill site. I also have it on good authori- ty (squirrels in the backyard) that the ground hogs and raccoons are miffed that their natural habi- tat will be destroyed. Let to look at the bright side — in 20 years the dump will be full and it can be converted into parkland as was done in Etobicoke. Who knows, Durham Region may have a new conservation area. Jack Shaw, Pickering ►jFill,®�� tBtt•■ .j ' • g ■■ C'� � � `AHI � ,�. -� - t = `• f tl j News Advertiser entire +vPThe"sw osswww%srvf - tabor-m-C,rner GREG COATES - Managing Editor of t Advw tiler of trI* Melts Ad by HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper yIpRrohtt*ct a d BRUCE DANFORD - Retail Soles Manager unauthorized use ABE FAKHOURIE - Distribution Manager wWvd wd#*n con- NEWSROOM - "3-6110 sent is prohibited. MMWTION -643 6117 • • Timothy John Whittaker her bright ActADVERTISING 10 - reserves the to M:7667i2 classify of fetus* FAX -N3-7363 Publb '1ef any advedisem*nt NA110NA1 ADVEWISING SALES 493-1300 al his discretion. REAL BU11E B AUIOMOnVE AOVERnBINO - 790-76n The News Advertiser. pAAW*d every &OXICY. Wedesday and Mdoy at 130 Camn"relal Ave- A4m. ontoft LIS 2HS. I. one of to Metrdond Rlr", pnb Wft and py�g 9-Vd stbubon rewspapeq wtsch InOud s yor/Plck" News Adwnlnr. Audra Banner Banti Advance, Brampton Guardian. Burlington Post. 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Mal •bsalplon Fares In Condor 1 year. $70 per -fes' .�:�- 1 _V 1• - -. `- r.,,. 0 C1 0 • They'd flunk'How to Cheat 101' DURHAM - Durham College has suspended four third -year business students for the rest of the school year after a clandestine, midnight attempt last week to get an early look at an exam. "They did get a copy of the exam," says college spokesman Cheryl Bird. She says the matter was treated internally and police, who were informed of the incident, will not be further involved. The four students can appeal the decision, and will be able to attend the college next year. Police say a cleaner at the col- lege became suspicious when she spotted a man on the second floor of the Simcoe SL N. college just before midnight Dec. 15. The 21 -year-old was "cleaning up the floor under a ceiling tile that had been removed", says Durham Regional Police Consta- ble Jim Grimley. "He told her he was trying to retrieve a book. She asked him to go with her to securi- ty." Security staff then checked the area and found "one of the nearbv offices entered through the ceil- ing" and some footsteps on a desktop. Const. Grimley says the man then admitted that "he and three friends were trying to get a copy of the test". 411� The Town of Pickering P~gyp Department of Community Services and Facilities N. 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 entities 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 " HEALTH CLUB - Modern Complete Room • " FITNESS CLASSES PROGRAMS - including, pottery, craft workshops, video course, s CPR, and more... CHILD SUPERVISION " PUBLIC SWIMMING s " 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 . $180.00 for Non Residents Cost includes: use of facilitylprograms 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! :Dog delight Scruffy the dog gets a treat and a pat from Flo- rence Barber at the Vil- lage Retirement Centre, Pickering. Pooches and their owners belonging to the Pickering Dog Club visit the retirement centre twice a month. photo by :....:Celia Bronkhory • �� •.r.. -r ••v • .w•�wuM, ••✓✓•, rw�w•�r�.w wr, �ii� • •-v✓ • •i The party's over for booze thieves PICKERING - Two more men have been charged in connection with Friday's theft of a transport trick loaded with $175,000 worth of liquor. A 36 -year-old Newcastle resident and a 36 -year-old Orono man were charged over the weekend with conspiracy to commit theft over 51,000, possession of stolen property over $1,000 and theft over $1,000. The transport truck, stolen from Can Truck Transport in Whitby, was pulled over by Durtham Regional Police around 1:30 am. Friday near Regional Rd. 30 and Hwy. 7 at Pickering's western border. Three men — a 36 -year-old Pickering resident, a 37 -year-old Torontonian and a 43 -year-old Scarborough resident — were charged earlier with possession of stolen property. Durtharn Regional Police say some of the suspects are members of the Vagabond motorcycle club. PSST4 Watch for our���; BOXING DAY SALE SUN., DEC. 279 9.6 P.M. Priced to the BARE BOTTOM PICKERING VILLAGE a� G1tQei' �9 r��D�,�r� UNIT #4-109 C>/_� Old Kingston Rd. 111on] 2MIe1C Dental Care DENTURE THERAPY To Eye Care Aft CLINIC Advertise ' [j{iaal REPAIRS (1 hr.) your RELINES professional WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT NEW DENTURES r` .r' LOWER DENTURE STABILITY service • Contaatertm "Permanent Rubber Soft call Nnoaehrr Vision Liner' Janice Perceptual Testi Dispwsug William Steil DT • of pes of 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. at FwasratsCorporate PICKERING VILLAGE, Ajax 683-5110 Pk:karirg Contra 683-4294 after hours 428-8801 i 1305 Pik nng Parkway (FREE CONSULTATION —' 663-1175 839.5303 Lfi �< t -- r ✓ VIII 1 f •/— ��� ,tTW J' -!. :� +�+� `• �• 7 f .ate � —ih Q They'd flunk'How to Cheat 101' DURHAM - Durham College has suspended four third -year business students for the rest of the school year after a clandestine, midnight attempt last week to get an early look at an exam. "They did get a copy of the exam," says college spokesman Cheryl Bird. She says the matter was treated internally and police, who were informed of the incident, will not be further involved. The four students can appeal the decision, and will be able to attend the college next year. Police say a cleaner at the col- lege became suspicious when she spotted a man on the second floor of the Simcoe SL N. college just before midnight Dec. 15. The 21 -year-old was "cleaning up the floor under a ceiling tile that had been removed", says Durham Regional Police Consta- ble Jim Grimley. "He told her he was trying to retrieve a book. She asked him to go with her to securi- ty." Security staff then checked the area and found "one of the nearbv offices entered through the ceil- ing" and some footsteps on a desktop. Const. Grimley says the man then admitted that "he and three friends were trying to get a copy of the test". 411� The Town of Pickering P~gyp Department of Community Services and Facilities N. 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 entities 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 " HEALTH CLUB - Modern Complete Room • " FITNESS CLASSES PROGRAMS - including, pottery, craft workshops, video course, s CPR, and more... CHILD SUPERVISION " PUBLIC SWIMMING s " 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 . $180.00 for Non Residents Cost includes: use of facilitylprograms 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! :Dog delight Scruffy the dog gets a treat and a pat from Flo- rence Barber at the Vil- lage Retirement Centre, Pickering. Pooches and their owners belonging to the Pickering Dog Club visit the retirement centre twice a month. photo by :....:Celia Bronkhory • �� •.r.. -r ••v • .w•�wuM, ••✓✓•, rw�w•�r�.w wr, �ii� • •-v✓ • •i The party's over for booze thieves PICKERING - Two more men have been charged in connection with Friday's theft of a transport trick loaded with $175,000 worth of liquor. A 36 -year-old Newcastle resident and a 36 -year-old Orono man were charged over the weekend with conspiracy to commit theft over 51,000, possession of stolen property over $1,000 and theft over $1,000. The transport truck, stolen from Can Truck Transport in Whitby, was pulled over by Durtham Regional Police around 1:30 am. Friday near Regional Rd. 30 and Hwy. 7 at Pickering's western border. Three men — a 36 -year-old Pickering resident, a 37 -year-old Torontonian and a 43 -year-old Scarborough resident — were charged earlier with possession of stolen property. Durtharn Regional Police say some of the suspects are members of the Vagabond motorcycle club. PSST4 Watch for our���; BOXING DAY SALE SUN., DEC. 279 9.6 P.M. Priced to the BARE BOTTOM PICKERING VILLAGE a� G1tQei' �9 r��D�,�r� UNIT #4-109 C>/_� Old Kingston Rd. 111on] 2MIe1C Dental Care DENTURE THERAPY To Eye Care OPTOMETRISTS CLINIC Advertise DR E GILLEZEAU b DR. M. F171-MMMONS REPAIRS (1 hr.) your RELINES professional WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT NEW DENTURES WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE LOWER DENTURE STABILITY service • Contaatertm "Permanent Rubber Soft call Nnoaehrr Vision Liner' Janice Perceptual Testi Dispwsug William Steil DT • of pes of 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. at FwasratsCorporate PICKERING VILLAGE, Ajax 683-5110 Pk:karirg Contra 683-4294 after hours 428-8801 i 1305 Pik nng Parkway (FREE CONSULTATION —' 663-1175 839.5303 KPMG PEAT MARWICK THoRNE STRins COLD The partners of KPMG Peat Marwick Thome's Markham/Richmond Hill office are pleased to announce thirteen new CAs in their office, including Beth Wilson — winner of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants Gold Medal for achieving the highest score in Canada on the Uniform Final Examination (UFE). Success in the UFE is no small achievement. It requires talent, dedication, hard work and a commitment to excellence. All of these qualities are important to us at KPMG Peat Marwick Thorne - and to the clients we serve. The partners and staff of the firm congratulate our successful UFE writers on their results. We're proud of them and their achievements. ex t yy��__TJ•.�.r:r.,,. — - , ----�-- - .-�:+tbi+'B�.t'.iaewaesr..ti:r. or.riia°r+. .. �... _ - �� .. Our 1992 Graduates John Albers Kent Harris Chaitu Parikh Brian Beattie Ian Koepke Dave Simsons Ken Gibbons I Joyce Lee Beth Wilson Jim Grosdanis Jaimie MacPherson Alix von Reibnitz - - Ken McKay Peat ,Marwick Thorne . Chartered Accountants 95 Mural Street. Suite ?(X) Richmond Hill. Ontario. 1.4113G2 (4/6) NN2-32(X1 ex t yy��__TJ•.�.r:r.,,. — - , ----�-- - .-�:+tbi+'B�.t'.iaewaesr..ti:r. or.riia°r+. .. �... _ - �� .. 1 ................ I D'e""a'r Santa, all I Want for Christmas is.:. Dear Santa, I hope you have a nice holiday giving out presents for kids. The kids will like your presents. I want ice cream Maker. I Want Shaker Maker. I think you will have a nice time. Love from, Jana Azizieh Dear Santa, • I would Want A super NIN- TENDO GAME AND YOU WILL like The milk AND cookies. There are carrots for your reindeer. I would like lots of Games and a game BOY too. Have a merry Christmas. Love from. Michael Harris Dear Santa, I Am going To leave A wood Toy for you. And A Snack For you too And I Am 6 Years Old. My Name is Matthew. Good talking to You. I hope you Have A Good ride. Love from, Matthew Binnington Dear Santa, • I like your Presents. I hope you enjoy your snack. I hope you have a good time. I Want a crash Jummy. When are you going to come? Love from, Mike Davis Dear Santa, • I like Christmas because it is special to me and to you. I will give Carrott to your reindeer. I will give cookies to you too. I like the presents you bring. Love from, Chris Pasternack Dear Santa, • I thank you for the gifts I got from you Last Christmas. 1 Will Give you a carrot this Christmas. I Love you so I will Give you A pre- sent this Christmas. Love from, Robyn Sears Dear Santa, I HoPe You Have a Good day. I love You Very much. I like Your Presents. I Hope You find mY List. IF You don't I will Tell You What I Want. I want to get puppy surprise. Love from, Danielle Edwards Dear Santa, I hope you like my presents and if you like my presents I will like your presents. I like Maga Man 4 and 2 and I want the claw. 1 want the Pooch Patrol. Love from, Pano Courtice I Flea Marketd- Au Barn The Largest Courfry Market East of Toronfo �1 t% 1 I Wednesday 1 1 10 P.M. ' $1095 1 Fill 401 M eta �,, "ww,00m 'with this coupon when you buy two entrees at the Pickering Golden Gnddle Restaurant, the lesser priced entree is FREE Valid at the pon Pickering location only. Couexpires Feb. 28193 Not valid with arty Wgti- �- j ww a GOLDENG ., E 1 .aJ � 1 1 _ — 1815 Uvtzr�otll Rd. -837-M Plckwlnq. — _1 �. troow a FREE PARKING 0 r OPEN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26'° 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 5 RM. Interested in renting a booth? Call 436-1024 HEY KIDS... it's a Party Every Saturday until Christmas 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. only j. DRINKS ARE ON US!! FREE 1R` aj;.2 When you bring your receipts from G any store the same day from the Sia% Pickering Town Centre you will receive a FREE beverage (non- I alcoholic) from the GOLDEN RIDDLE. -------------- andT You're _ ffivited! _ _ _ I 1 1 1 kill 1 1 1 y ,, value up to t . , t � 1 I Wednesday 1 1 10 P.M. ' $1095 1 1 Special Birthday Padcage $3�per child 1 1 With this coupon when buy one adult entree 'with this coupon when you buy two entrees at the Pickering Golden Gnddle Restaurant, the lesser priced entree is FREE Valid at the pon Pickering location only. Couexpires Feb. 28193 Not valid with arty .lou ' from our reg. menu you receive a kids meal FREE 1 I Kids 10 yrs. & under. Pickering only. Not valid with 1 1 other tpecals, promotional offers, coupons or discounts. 1 I other specials. Expires Feb. 28193. I GOLDENG ., E 1 iGOLDENG E 1 VANAT U"AURA .. 1— — 1815 Uvwpool Rd. 837 -OM Pickering _ _ 1 1 _ — 1815 Uvtzr�otll Rd. -837-M Plckwlnq. — _1 Dear Santa, • I Want Kitty Surprise and Want ice Cream maker and a Sjwsh maker. I want Look At me I'm Walking. I want the Puppy that can Walk. I Want a heart neclace. Last Year I liked the Presents You gave me. Love from, Erin Love Dear Santa, • I like your Presents that You gave me last Year I want want game boy and I want a crash Dummy I Will give you milk and* Cookies. I will make you some thing and I hope you will like it. Love from, Daniel Dear Santa, I am going to leave out some goodies. I am going to leave a pre- sent for you. I want a big play house. I am going to run to my grandma's house. She is going to have a big giant present for me. Love John Ross Miguel IN THE MATTER OF THE • ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter 0.18 AND IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT 367 KINGSTON ROAD EAST, AJAX, ONTARIO NOTICE OF PASSAGE BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax gave three readings to By-law Number 148- 92 on December 14, 1992, to designate the property at 367 Kingston Road East as a property of architectural and%or historical value or interest under Part IV of The Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter 0.18. A copy of the By-law and the reasons for designation is available from the undersigned. Dated at Ajax this Eighteenth day of December, 1992. A.T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Ajax, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H9 TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 1992 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY COLLECTION SCHEDULE During the Christmas and New Years Holiday Season, It is necessary to make adjustments to the regular collection schedule. Please take careful note of the following dates as they may affect your collection service. GARBAGE & RECYCLING COLLECTION Regular Alt. Alt. Blue Boot o ection Collection DAY Collection Dav Fri.. Dec. 25 Sat., Dec. 26 Mon.. Dec. 21 F'ri., Jan. 1 Mon.. Jan. 4 Mon.. Jan 4 CHRISTMAS TREE COLLECTION Mon., Jan. 4th and Mon.. Jan. l Ith Pease be sure to have all items at the roadside by 7 am. on the correct collection day. Enquiries can be made during normal business hours to: B.F.I. (Garbage)........................................................619-6506 Miller (Recycling)............................................1-800-461-1582 Public works Department ........................... ..420-4630 Please save this notice and keep it handy for reference. On behaljf of the Town of Pickering and its contractors, we wish to extend our best washes for a Happy Holiday Season. Stephen A Vokes, P. Eng. Director of Public Works W LI 1-1 .• Coloring contest Ajax -Pickering - The crayons are down and the winners are in. Judges in the News Advertiser, Famous Players and Licks Aladdin coloring contest have announced the winners. First prize winners receive two movie passes and a dinner for two at Licks. Second prize winners receive two movie passes and two kiddie cones at Licks. Third prize winners receive two movie pass- es. The winners are as follows: Age 1-3: 1st - Erica Martin of Ajax; 2nd - Bre- ana Morley of Courtice; 3rd - Nicholas Holmberg nrinners announced or Ajax. Age 4-6: 1st - Cassandra Mangroo of Ajax; 2nd - Siobhan McGeeown of Pickering; 3rd - Bruce Bolton of Pickering. Age 7-10: 1st - Kim Scott of Pickering; 2nd - Chris Riegert of Pickering; 3rd - Dina Ridha of Pickering. Age 10 and up: lst - Daniel Gardiner of Ajax; 2nd - Salimah Dawood of Pickering; 3rd - Robyne Blackshaw of Ajax. Congratulations to all our winners and to all those who entered. 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"It's the best little thing I ever came up with,” Mr. Barnett says. "We expect ridership to continue so grow because of the uniqueness of the service." The 18 -seat bus carries able and handicapped riders, follow- ing a fixed route. It operates in off-peak hours of 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. "It has pretty impressive fig- ures hours," says The bus begins its route at Westwood Manor, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Westney Rd. S., then travels to the seniors' residence at 655 Har- wood, to the Ajax Medical Cen- tre, to the hospital, to 40 Kitney Dr., to the LOEB Baywood in the Baywood Plaza, the Har- wood Place Mall, the Ajax Plaza, Ballycliffe Lodge on Sta- tion St., the Ajax GO station, then to the K Mart store in the Pickering Town Centre. The return route is reversed. A one-way trip from start b fun- ish takes 30 minutes. The trip is called Route 125, to commemorate Canada's 125th anniversary. Passengers can board the bus anywhere by flagging the driv- er- And, riders can get off wher- ever they want and not just at fixed stops. Ajax Transit has an "open- door policy" with Pickering Transit, Mr. Barnett says, so the bus will stop for Pickering resi- dents who want a ride. As well, Pickering Transit transfer slips will be accepted so a person could use the bus to get from Pickering to Ajax. Fane for all rides is $1. 15. People heading to or from the Harwood Place Mail can ride on the bus free just by telling the driver that that's their destination. Merchants in the mall pay the fare. Paul Brewer, store manager at Miracle Food Mart there, says 231 people had their fares paid by the merchants in November. For more on the service, can Ajax Transit at 619-2529. The clock is ticking... AJAX-PICKERING - lbere's still time — jug — W buy your holiday food and drink before local stores close for Christmas. Both the Pw keing Town Centre and die Harwood Place Mall, Ajax, will be open until 9 p.m. tonight, Wednesday, but they close early Christmas Eve, with she Pwkemg mall shutting its doors at 5 p.m. and the Ajax mall closing at 6 p.m. They will remain closed until Sunday, Dec. 27 when Boxing Day sales will be •...i ua bu.uu s as 0-1v air. 7n time. In fashion. Liquor and beer stores m both tows s observe regu- Ilan hours tonight but close at 6 p.m. Chrismw Eve. They will remain closed until Monday, Dec. 28- Beer stares are located on Commercial Ave. in Ajax, and on Liverpool Rd. and on Km Rd. in Pickering. Liquor out ��.Bayly SL m Ajax and on Liver- pool Residents with bauldng to do or drugstore purchas- es to make are reminded to check with their local om- lets for nolydav hour& Todayr's woman is offish, spirited and pophisticated ... and so is her watch Selected Ladies Bulova Watches Harwood Ave. S. Ajax Plaza, Ajax 683-0407 anew dump really smells PICKERING - A smelly twist was put on traditional Christmas carols at Pickering council's meet- ing Monday courtesy of Whitevale residents. Bringing holiday greetings "from the beleaguered hamlet of Whitevale", a group of carollers gave special renditions of holiday classics in protest of hosting moth- er dump. With politicians joining in, they sang "Fill the Fields with Bags of Garbage" (to the tune of Deck the Halls); The 12 Days In Whitevale ("On the first day in Whitevale Ruth Grier gave to me a dumpsite in the country'); and, to the tune of We Three Kings, they warbled, "Let us toast the IWA, offspring off Ruth Grier and Rae." But during the same meeting, council refused to call for environ- ment minister Ms. Grier's resigna- tion, as the city of Brampton has. Brampton council has requested all other municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area to follow its lead. Instead, mayor Wayne Arthurs has written a letter of protest to Ms. Grier over the Interim Waste Authority's plans to find a Dtiham- only dump. Four of five candidate sites are in Pickering. The mayor wrote that the TWA has "undermined the principles" of the Environmental Assessment Act and pointed out that Pickering has already hosted landfills for 20 years. He called for a "full, fair" examination of all alternatives in waste management. Councillor Rick Johnson announced that one of the Pickering sites, known as EE 11, should be dropped from consideration because a dump diene would inter- fere with a planned transformer sta- tion to serve the community of Seaton. Meanwhile, a team of consul- tants hired by the town is expected to make a report in March on the IWA search. The team includes experts in agriculture, air quality, archeology, design and operations, geotechnics, heritage resources, hydrogeology, and more. Runway guides Santa PICKERING - When Santa Claus flies over Pickering tomor- row night, he won't have any trouble finding a landing spot. High over the Finch Ave. - Fairport Rd. area, his eye is sure to fall on Red Bird Cres., which will be lined with glowing candles as residents create Santa's Runway. The idea for the event, organized by Caryn Johnson and Diane McCormack, was taken from a magazine, says resident Karen Pritchard. Committees were organized, a flyer was distributed, and door- to-door collections were taken to buy three candles per household. On Christmas Eve, they'll be placed in bags of sand at the bottoms of driveways and lit up at 6 p.m. in a ceremony designed to delight children. "It'll be quite something when they're all lit," predicts Ms. Pritchard, who estimates 350 candles will be glowing along the stmt "We've never done it before." The candles are expected to burn for three boors before a street committee gathers them up, she says. 0 a ADVERTISING FEATURE Peace of mind comes with CAA membership Membership to the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) - provides assurance of emergency roadside service when motorists need it CAA membership has numerous • benefits, in fact. Pickering CAA - Manager Lurlene Simoes says, "We're not just a roadside service. .t We are also a full service travel money Its, language books - agency and we offer very competitive home and even sewing kits are available to auto insurance packages as well." make your trip as comfortable as When booking a trip with CAA, possible. To protect your home while you're free flight accident insurance is away, CAA also offers affordable automatically applied and house insurance starting at $87 a customers are privy to many discounts on various packages and year for million dollar liability, As tours. an example of the options and Savings aside, CAA is a great discounts, Lurlene notes, "We offer a combined discount of 20% for Place through which to plan your vacation. As a member, new home owners and non - maps are provided for destinations in North smokers. Our auto iasurdthce is also extremely competitive and we offer America as well as countries in a 10% discount for seniors." Europe' American Express travelers Affiliated with the American Automobile cheques are sold at all CAA locations, as Association, the Canadian Association has been in are many travel novelties which are sure to come its existence since 1903. There's a CAA office at the Pickering handy. Adapters, neck pillows, Town Centre; tel. 831-5252. CZ_ • • C rI L n Obituaries CAWKER, Margaret E. - Sud- denly at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital his wife Marie, David, John and Bradley. Funeral arrangements were on Saturday, Dec. 19, 1992. Margaret E. McHaffie, in her 73rd year. entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. In lieu of Beloved wife of Tom. Loving mother flowers, please send donations to the of Margaret and her husband Vaughn Canadian Cancer Society. .Hurlbert, George and his wife Lynne, and predeceased by Tom and Gloria. GRAHAM, Gladys Winnirred Dear grandmother of nine grandchil- (nee Wilson) - It is with great sad - ness the family announces the peace- dren and nine great-grandchildren. ful passing of their mother at the Sister of Robert and Lloyd and prede- Oshawa General Hospital on Tues - ceased by James. Funeral arrange- day, Dec. 15, 1992, in her 77th year. ments were entrusted to McEachnie Gladys Graham, predeceased by hus- Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. band Milton Graham. Loving mother Donations may be made to the chari- of Donna Bentley of Ajax, Margaret ty of your choice. McDonald, John Graham of Scugog CONKRIGHT, Frank - On Sat- and Candace Lee of Oshawa. Fondly urday, Dec. 19, 1992. Frank remembered by eight grandchildren Conkright, loving husband of and one great-grandchild. Survived Doreen. Loving father of Mary -Ellen, by sisters Ruth McMullan and David and his wife Teresa. Beloved Dorothy Allan. Funeral arrangements grandfather of Joey and Chareen. were entrusted to the W.C. Town Funeral services entrusted to the Funeral Chapel, Whitby, 668-3410. Accettone & Lodge Funeral Home, Donations to the Heart and Stroke Ajax, 428-9090. Foundation may be made in the CURRAN, John - At the Princess memory of Mrs. Graham. Margaret Hospital on Saturday, Dec. METCALFE, Frances (Nan) - 19, 1992. John Curran, beloved hus- Former employee of Eaton's. Peace - band of Doreen. Loving father of fully at the Oshawa General Hospital Charmaine and her husband Edward on Friday, Dec. 18, 1992. Frances Spratt. Dear grandfather of Scott and Metcalfe, beloved wife of Cyril Met - ADVERTISING FEATURE "State Farm Pickering: A 'good neighbor' agent Whether you are to the ntarkct Ior home, cottage, life, business, automobile or retirement insurance, the State Farm office in Pickering can supply all your insurance needs. Agent Kim Frost explains that insurance is a promise of protection against certain financial losses. However, that promise is only a, good as the company that stands behind it. 1750 Kingston Rd., Suac 211, is one of more than 16,000 State Farm agencies across Canada and the United States. Both Kim and office manager Tammy Smith are familiar with the community, and see that as an advantage in providing excellent service to clients. Providing total insurance program is the goal of this office. State Farm has been operaung in Canada since 1938. For more information, call Kim or The Pickering office, located at Tammy at 420-3221. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX NOTICE SIDEWALK SNOW CLEARING During the winter months, the owner(s) of any building in the municipality and the occupants of any building in the municipality are hereby required to clear away and remove snow and ice from the sidewalks on the highways in front of, along side or at the rear of such buildings within a reasonable time after the snow accumulates. By-law #24-89. Should you require additional information, please call 683- 4550, Extension 344. For those sidewalks that the Town of Ajax undertakes to clear of snow and ice, please be advised that the Town will not be responsible for any damage caused to objects such as driveways, edging, hedges, shrubs, fencing and flower beds adjacent to the sidewalk. Repairs to damaged sod will be undertaken by the Town as deemed necessary. For more information please call 683-2951. Your continued co-operation is appreciated. A. T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H9 calfe. Loving mother of Gordon Beck and predeceased by son James Frank Beck. Dear grandmother of five grandchildren. Cremation. Donations made to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. PUDDISTER, Alexander - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Fri- day, Dec. 18, 1992. Alexander Pud- dister, aged 69. Beloved husband of Stella O'Neill. Loving father of Mar- garet Currell, Judy McTavish, Made- line Puddister, Gary, Yvonne Towel], Mary -Lou Menard, Randy, Jeffery and Tim. Dear grandfather of nine grandchildren and three great-grand- children. Brother of Madeline, Mar- garet, Theresa and John. Lovingly remembered by nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Cremation. Donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. SQUISSATO, Virgilio - On Sun- day, Dec. 20, 1992, at the Village Retirement Centre, Pickering. Vir- gilio Squissato, loving husband of the late Pia. Dear father of Melvino, Edmund, Lena (Mrs. S. Eno) and Elda (Mrs. S. Hearrean). Beloved Normo of 14 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services entrusted to the Accettone & Lodge Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-9090. a:_ •1• IN PICKERING (AJAX PICKERING TOWN CTR. 839-4488 10 A.M. 6 P.M. HARWOOD PLACE MALL 683-5222 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. TAYLOR, Georgina Elizabeth - Suddenly at her residence in Ajax on Saturday, Dec. 19. 1992. Georgina Elizabeth Sheepwash, in her 72nd year. Beloved wife of the late David James Taylor. Loving mother of Gor- don and his wife Patricia. Dear grandmother of Todd, Scott and Katherine, and great-grandmother of Dawn. Dear sister of Margaret, George, Raymond and Buddy. Ftmer- al service to be held Thursday, Dec. 24 in Lachine, Quebec. Interment M.t. Royal Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Donations may be made to the charity of your choice. Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available `` • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) � HOLIDAY SCHEDULE DECEMBER 24 & 31 ti0 REG ,L.-tR SERN'ICE after 6 p.m. DECEMBER 25, 26, 28 & J4 N IL -t RV 1. ]NO SERti-ICE 3 DI .A L. V BL,S SERV ICE NEW I EAR'S ENE FROM 11:00 IRM. - 3.:00 .-kNI. C04PLINIE`TS OF "CEJ♦� C .. TR.tNSIT P t SSE.%GERS .NA Y PRE -BOOB CALL. hi -4 11 -------------------------------------------� 1698 Bayly St. t2rma Cf&ih mG 1 at Brock Rd. I YEAR END SALE STARTS SUNDAY December 27th 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. only. DON'T MISS OUT I I OUR ENTIRE STOC I I !OF CHRISTMAS PRICE 12 I I FABRIC e PANELS 1 I I FLAT LACE 25% OFF00! 1 l ALL BRIDAL AND TRIMS i DRESS FABRIC 10 YARDS I I I 1FashionLengths 1 1/2 1 I I IVELVET & PARTY FABIRics PRICE I I I --I HOURS MON.-FRI. 9:30-9;00 1 SATURDAY 9:30.6:00 WHILE STOCK LASTS FREE I CALL FOR SUNDAY HOURS PICKERING 1 sewing boxes or scissors with $5000fabric l 1 831 -LACE 286 -LACE purchase,and this Ad! IPA r:t¢...,� ., , 6 ♦ ...... � .. ....... u .. v . Rr . u.� � wrNr • �I�/y Vv�.�yNleKYe► �►r e�776' .. :�.r�.. .... . YOUR GM DE4LERS ARE CUTTING- OUR HOTTEST BOXING WEEK SALE EVER! 1992 CHEVROLET including Lumina (shown), Cavalier, Corsica, Beretta, Caprice 8, Lumina APV. H[EZ� �' 1992 GEO f Z . including Metro (shown), ............ . Storm & Tracker. ,'- all _ 1992 0LDSMOBILE including Olds 88 (shown), i—M Ciera, Achieva and Cutlass. �>J 1992 CHEVY TRUCKS including Astro van (shown, Blazer, plus Full -Size and Compact Pickups. OR UP TO 0 1 J, 13 10 1:10 1 ho a I on 1 59%.'.. 48 MONTH RNANCINOt OR UP 10 CASHBACK' CASH UCKt $ ON SELECTEDMODELS Soo These of ers may not be combined or used in combination with any other offer exc Opt the College Graduate Program. Offers apply to 1992 new, unused or demonstrator models purchased from dealer invenfory January 4,1993 while quarditieslastand applies toretail deliveries only. Cash back offer includes GST. Financing otter available with nolimit onthe amountfinanced,b ualifiedretailleu rslinanci their Ofbr��urgh GMAC on a maximum 48 month contract. Eawmple: For 520.000 financed over 18 months at 2.9%APR, the month q Ye ng purchases through rebateonama imthe altmoot, c shoiaW lypaymentas$441.80, the cost of borrowingis$1,206.40 and theletalamounttoberepaidis$21,206,40.Assuminga you choose the reduced financing rate, legislation requires that the amount of the rebate must be included in the abst of borrowing in order to arrive at an effective interest rape. In the example given, the effective interest rale would be 9,69% APR, and the total cost of borrowing. including the rebate not taken, would be.1,20 c u Some conditions apply. S9e your r aCipating deelBr brcompletedsfaula. Thew offers may not be combined or used in combination with any other offer except the College Graduate Program. offers apply to 1993 new, unused a demonstrator models purchased fpm flealer inventory. Oiler valid until t 4F 0 0 ' INTEREST RATES TO THE BONE, A • • \71 J THOUSANDS OF _4 '92 CARS &TRUCKS, • • 1 12.75% FINANCING- • 1 • ' $10,000 $12,815 AMOum flNANCEll) OYER 48 MONTHS 12.75% BANK FINANCING" 1% GM FINANCING YOUR SAVINGS $101000 $121815 $10,600 $2,215 $15,000 $191225 $15,900 $3,325 $20,000 $25,635 $211200 $4,435 YOU COULD SAVE... • ChevroletCorsko Chevrolet Lumina • Oldsmobile Cutlass • Chewy Astro • Pontiac Grand Am • Pontiac Grand Prix • Buick Regal • GMC Safari �' 1992 PONTIAC including Grand Prix (shown above), Bonneville (shown right), Sunbird, LeMans and Grand Am plus Trans Sport. 1992 GMC TRUCKS including Full -Size Pickups (shown), Compact Pickups, Jimmy and Safari van. AUNT RNANCEDOVEII 12 MONTHS 12.75% FINANCING- 5.9% GIM flNANCING YOUR SAVINGS $10,000 $12,815 $11,250 $1,565 $15,000 $19,225 $16,875 $21350 $20,000 1 $25,635 1 $22,500 1 $3,135 January 4.1993 while quantities last and applies to retail deliveries only Cash back offer includes GST Financing offer available with no limit on the amount financed, to qualified retail buyers financing their purchases through GMAC on a maximum 48 month contract. Example: For 520,000 financed over 48 months at 5.9% APR. the monthly payment is $168, 78, the cost of borrowing is 52,501.44 and the total amount to be repaid is $22.501 44. Assuming a rebate of $1, 500 as the alternative. should you choose the reduced financing rate, legislation requires that the amount of the rebate must be included in the cost of borrowing in order to arrive at an effective interest rate. In the example given, the eflectrye interest rate would be 9.25% APR, and the total cost of borrowing, including the rebate not taken. would M $4.001.44. Other rates and twins avulable. Some conditions apply. See your participating dealer for complete details Bank lending raft of 12.75% used in oanpa icon chart was in efftct Dscwnbw 11, 1992. 1992 BUICK including LeSabre (shown), Skylark, Regal and Roadmaster. ANT MISS THIS ONE! -77 �`� F-- 1-flINLIF IRR oard its a free feature for community events of a non -poll! nakwe. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call in at 683 - Residents invited to levee DURHAM - Residents here have been invited to a New Year's levee hosted by Ontario Lieutenant Governor Henry ' Hal' Jackman, The levee will be held Fri- day, Jan. l from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Mr. Jackman's suite at Queen's Park. Those wanting to meet and greet the Lieu- tenant Governor should go to the music room of the suite, located on the second floor at the west end of the legislative building. O )1A 1./:41 � 5110 Of write to the Ajax -Picker - Ing News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2HS. The deadline for Billboard isms is 10 mm. the Monday prig to Wednesday publication, 10 am. the Wednesday prior to Fri- day publication and 10 am. the Thursday prior to Sunday publi- cation. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints, 119 Church St. S., Pickering Village, presents a Christmas pageant 'The Birth of the Savior' on Wed., Dec. 23 and Thurs., Dec. 24, 7:30 p.m. Free admission. 427-8094. SATURDAY, DEC. 26 BLOOD NEEDED: The Ajax -Pick- ering Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society will hold a blood donor clinic Sat., Dec. 26, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall, corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. All blood types are urgently needed. 420-3383. TUESDAY, DEC. 29 DROP-IN: A drop-in centre for moms and tots will be held Tues - Give the gift of life AJAX-PICKERING - How about giving the greatest gift of all this Christmas — the gift of life? You can give that gift when the Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society holds a blood donor clinic on Boxing Day, Saturday, Dec. 26, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St. in Ajax. "We hope people keep the spirit of Christmas alive and give the gift of life and make a dona- tion," says Red Cross branch manager Donna Hutton. The target for the clinic is 100 units. All blood types are urgently needed. Donors must take identifica- tion to the clinic. For more information, call the local Red Cross at 420-3383. days and Thursdays at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Tuesday sessions from 9:30 to I a.m. and cost S30 for 12 weeks. Thursday sessions from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. and cost S33 for 12 weeks. Games, toys, crafts, songs. Sessions start Jan. 5. 686- 4149 or 427-7415. THURSDAY. DEC. 31 DANCE: The Ajax Lions Club holds a New Year's dance Thurs.. Dec. 31, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Com- munity Centre, on Centennial Rd. $20 a person. 683-3323. DROP-IN: A drop-in centre for moms and tots will be held Tues- days and Thursdays at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Tuesday sessions from 9:30 to 1 1 a.m. and cost $30 for 12 weeks. Thursday sessions from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. and cost S33 for 12 weeks. Games, toys, crafts, songs. Sessions start Jan. 7. 686 - PAYING T00 MUCH for HOME & Auto Insurance? 683-9725 AjW.PINE RIDGE Est: 1973 INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 13, Ajax, Ontario v� Kai radia esta Irl art TMu� Fine Indian Cuisine " You can order 11:30.10:00 LUNCHEON BUFFET $L95 i FAL-SAT, MO\. -SAT. 11:30 a -m -3:00 p.m. by file kkl nU. 11:Z11.00 Children under 12 Catering avaiable. SUNDAY DINNER BUFFET$Q95 Pleserw today. M410:W St;\DAY 5:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. V 1660 Kingston Rd. E. a on as 428-0310 Pickering Fingmn A 491 ; $ -V McLeans I Merry Christmas and Happy New Year We thank you for your patronage. See you in the New Year. 4149 or 427-7415. SENIORS' DANCE: The South Flickering Seniors Club will host a New Year's Eve dance Thurs.. Dec. 31 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Eall Shore Community Cen- tre, 910 Liverpool Rd. Cash bar, D.J., buffet, noise makers, Mem- bers $12; at the door $15. Adults ti4 4 _� Your rAklldir of oaring ev�enb over 55 welcome. 420-6588. (MONDAY, JAN. 4 40 REGISTRATION: Registration begins this week for upcoming classes in Durham's Christopher Leadership Courses of Canada. The courses promote effective speaking and self-confidence. For information, cal 683-7550. THE CORPORATION � OF THE TOWN OF AJAX � NOTICE ON -STREET PARKING & WINTER SNOW CLEARING LI To assist the Town of Ajax in keeping the streets clear of snow the public is requested to co-operate by NOT parking in a manner that will interfere with municipal snow clearing operations. The Town of Ajax has a Traffic By-law, By-law #100-92, that states, in pan, the following: Section 9 (1) (I) No person shall on any highway park any vehicle for a period in excess of (3) three hours. Section 8 (1) ( ) No person shrill on any highway stop any vehicle in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic or the clearing of snow from the highway. Section 29 (8) A Police Officer, or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed for carrying out the provisions of this by-law, upon discovery of any vehicle parked, stopped or standing in contravention of this by-law, may cause said vehicle to be moved or taken to or stored in a suitable place, and all costs and charges for removing, care and storage thereof, if any, are a lien upon the vehicle, which may be enforced in the manner provided by the•Mechanics' Lien Act, as may be amended from time to time. Should you require additional information, please call 683-4550, Extension 3.14. Your continued co-operation is appreciated. A. T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H9 !, AR_M"� ' M r��l �°�r� W N From The Management and Staff U] [3aVwood LOEB 105 Bayly Street West P, 6 . _W4 0 9 0 • r W J1 0]�i�I J,'4lrM:2 1 :fA T 107j.' i J. - o�u ICEI 5"tt'-'t"'z'0qq z L ct'"_e CREAM Kra{ *ill,dight or onion CHEESE Limit 2 pkgs. per customer 250 a pka. EGG 1 NEILSCW I L cin. ProdUS. uct Of V as no J grade �4 L-78- ,k9 AWC y Prct of or �urico Pain 2.31 6cx COKE zre Ar a c, too ml 7 SPRITE or CANAW DRY s>aoo iRDIPA n CCXPJW HARVEST assorted varieties 673gloaf , tont.. rEMMMMMMMMMM=MMM... ZZ 1 I LIKI&C $"- abaoco pio/uw'" j Ms�..�• 1 f=enufiGty grade a7F- lr4,WP all oHoibble sizes '"Wq 97b. 2M, 170lka -0 anek-*eycwianer perw .l 1 N—lay, December 24, 1992 at Pickerig Suporentre mty. 1 1 1 ./lb. ' =l OPEN SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 10:00 am, to 5.00 p.m. y, Decanbw 2A, w2 ftst)per &-kaing &Pnwft ail. Stae mswmm Ae rk* to Arr* qumthes. centr6 •rave ��r-,1� �W •�V,�v,fV • Sam* 4 CON4 •, 6Y7 Yds-rIMW%► iNr illi Canadian Tire, Ajax, has made the last installment of its $25.000 pledge to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Scrooge, left, approves the cheque being given to the hospital's Tracy Pater- son by store owner Dave Nichol son. cncto Celia Bronkhorst Volkswagen dealers from Ajax, Pickering, Whitby and Metro and their customers donated 410 pounds of toys, 500 pounds of clothes and 3,000 pounds of food to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Amy's Chhristmas drive. From left are Volkswagen reps Jack Miville, Frances Hull and Don Green. The children's ward at the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital received $3,135 from Sears, Pickering Town Centre. Tracy Pater- son of the hospital accepts the gift from local Sears manager Mike Opzoomer. Canadian hospitals collectively received over $500,000 from the Sears Canada Charitable Founda- tion, which raised the money through the sales of Sears' annual Christmas Wish Book. A- -. Z \ e 'K 0 menders of the 1 st Ajax Beavers did their part to help the needy this Christmas. Each member of the troupe took anditem of food to a recent meeting to be donated to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army. The Great Christmas Tree graced the front foyer of Westney Heights Public School in Ajax. Here, Amber Fortune as an elf and Ryan Beharrilall as Santa hang their names on the tree after mak- ing a donation which was distributed to needy families by the Sal- vation Army. photo by A.J. Groen Local Toyota dealerships, including the Pickering location, collect- ed food and toys for the Salvation Army through a Christmas drive. Unloading goodies at the Salvation Army office in Ajax are, from left, Captain Doug Butt of the Salvation Army, Carole McCro- dan of Toyota and Captain Nellie Butt of the Salvation Amory. The spirit of Christmas was fen. throughout Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering when the child care class there challenged homerooms to decorate a box and collect food items to help needy families. Unloading a truck at St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Anglican Church are, from left, Nicola Rose, Stella Rinaldi, Angie Winn, Vicki Allen, Nikki Mountain, Tammy Ward, Rob Miller and Reverend Brian McVit- ty. In front is Corinne Cautreau. a White Rose BOXING D� 1 /n REDWOOD PAGODA BIRD FEEDER j 100% durable redwood. / y Approx.2kg seed capacity (188 I- 99ea s -I VGGamp 441b of 100% black oil type seeds for wdd birds 1111 J. . �I CERAMIC I WIRE ARRANGEMENT DESIGN DECOR DISHES�nca� orate & metal C 1 of decorative were &metal Selected ceramic rases 3 fi = basketware & ` arrangement bowls. 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P4r99eea. -1 J $ wea ��� - FLOOR �treesjaml $ 99 `. �- . soy Tai Areca palms, draOur reg."! IFq/ r *' &rubber plants. 3 1/2' 4' tall. 29.99ea j�, - �r T 10605/ HOURS: Mon. to FM. 9:00a.m: 9:o0p.m. j Sat, Sun. & Holidays 9:00a.m.-6:00p.m. S"1170 SALE ENDS 7^1Md DECEMBER 31, 1992. LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND. NOT ALL PRODUCT AVAILABLE AT OUR KENNEDY RD., g% QUEENSWAY OR WHITBY ■ `V V V LLX;A1 IUN,. NU LtI,UF1t FURNITURESOLD ATKENNEDY WHITBY SCAABOROMCKEW OSHAWA & THE OUEENSWAY STORES. 1243 DUNDAS ST. E. 70 ISLAND RD. 300 TAUNTON RD. E "P PA YS West of Thlckson Rd PortUnlon/401 Ritson a Taunton 111108aA►o 11110. N oumus -T. TAMON pp d 5 I z ;i s Y I w. del ■ `V V V LLX;A1 IUN,. NU LtI,UF1t FURNITURESOLD ATKENNEDY WHITBY SCAABOROMCKEW OSHAWA & THE OUEENSWAY STORES. 1243 DUNDAS ST. E. 70 ISLAND RD. 300 TAUNTON RD. E "P PA YS West of Thlckson Rd PortUnlon/401 Ritson a Taunton WHITE WICKER 4 PIECE SET INCLUDES: 1 - SETTEE 2 - ARMCHARS I - COFFEE TABLE SET MVI �xs..: M"I is I {; EVERLASTING PLANTS &TREES lf Save now on our entire selection Y • ' of professional shaped & potted plants, hanging greenery, flowering & { I tropical trees. To v' rl 1,0111! N TAMON pp M o t 'j s HWY. .Ot WHITE WICKER 4 PIECE SET INCLUDES: 1 - SETTEE 2 - ARMCHARS I - COFFEE TABLE SET MVI �xs..: M"I is I {; EVERLASTING PLANTS &TREES lf Save now on our entire selection Y • ' of professional shaped & potted plants, hanging greenery, flowering & { I tropical trees. To v' rl 1,0111! Pickering gymnast solid gold at big meet PICKERING - A Pickering gymnast represented Canada with distinction at a high-level South American meet. Jenni Chung, along with fellow Canadian gymnasts Theresa Wolf of Hamilton and Marilou Cousineau of Montreal, won the gold medal in the team competition at the Junior Pan American Gym- nastics Competition at Sao Paolo, Brazil last week. The Canadians edged teams from the United States and Brazil to capture top stop in the inter- national compete- - tion. Squads ,xl came from North. Central and South America Jenne Chung Individually, Chung placed eighth overall and won the bronze medal on beam with a score of 9::25. She qualified for the Canadi- an team after placing third at the National Gymnastics Champi- onships in Quebec City last May. Prior to competing in Brazil, Chung participated in the Elite Canada competition in Burnaby, British Columbia Dec. 4 to 6. Chung placed sixth overall in the senior high performance category, thus ensuring that she'll compete at this level through 1993. The sixth- place finish also guarantees she'll be a carded athlete for the year and will also represent Canada at inter- national competitions. Chung trains out of Sport Seneca and is coached by Paul Johnson and Peter Grozdanovic under the super- vision of Brian McVey. She also attended the special sports program at Seneca College and Sloes to high school at Thornlea Secondary School m Thornhill m its e1he ath- lete program which allows athletes ID train while still maintaining aca- demic requirements. #n r Goalmouth scramble Ajax High School Rams' Ian Large (white uniform) digs out a loose puck and prepares to shoot on Oshawa G.L. Robert's goaltender Darryl Cann during LOSSA high school hockey action last Thursday. Ajax dominated the game en route to a 9-2 win over Roberts. It was Ajax's first league victory of the season. 'AAA' midgets snatch tie from the iaws of defeat AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering midget 'AAA' Raiders hockey team pulled one out of the loss column against the Markham Thunder Thursday. Lee Bosak's goal with 13 seconds remaining helped the Raiders salvage a 3-3 tie with the Thunder in a league contest at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Dave Duerden and Rob Bev- ington drew assists on Bosak's game -saving marker. Bosak was a scoring machine for Ajax -Pickering in this con- test, drawing assists on the Raiders' other two goals. Defenceman Steve Knowles opened the scoring in the first period from B r a d McDonald and Bosak. McDonald tallied later in the first JAAA frame; moss assisted b Duerden and Bosak. However, Markham thun- dered back with three goals of to take the lead. But, Bosak's last- minute marker pulled the Raiders even for the draw. The Raiders, sponsored by the Pickering Oldtimers Hockey Association, were to play the York-Simcoe Express 'AAA' midgets in two league games before Christmas. The Raiders will also com- pete at the Burlington Invita- tional Tournament Dec. 27 to 30. Panthers hot and, cold on weekend PICKERING - The Pickering Panthers were hot and cold in weekexid Memo Jtmior'A' hockey pmes- Pgntttas played arguably their best hockey of the season in blasting the visiting Oshawa Lgponaires 8-3 at the Pickering Recon Com- pkx Sunday night. The forward line of left winger Gordie Harris, centreman Sean Fraser and right winger Bill Govedaris set the pace for the Panthers, scaring a season -high 15 points. Harris and Fraser both net- ted a pair of goals, while Govedaris notched a sin- gle. Other starers for Pickering were Brett Kowan with two, and newcomer Matt Gibson, a defence - man who jointed the Panthers on the weekend to complete a trade with the North York Rangers, with one. Panthers head coact Jim McDowell says it was the best Sante his charges have played since he sock over behind the bench several weeks ago. Best of all, the club had a full complement of players on the bench. 'M score was 8-3, but it PiCCering could have been 18-3," says McDowell. "We also kept the shots on goal tinder 35 for the first time in a long brute. we played well at both F ANTHERS ends of the rink." Metro Junior As sharp as the Panthers Hockley Club were in Sunday's win, they were just as dull in a 6-2 loss to the North York Rangers at the recreation complex Friday night. Arriving back late Thursday night after posting a 3-3 tie on the road against the Kingston Voyageurs, the, Panthers had no zip for the Noah "We were flat as pancakes," says McDowell. "We gat back We from Kmgston Thursday and we just didn't Play well . We were just flat — no jump, enthusiasm or energy." Nath York led 3-2 midway through the sec- ond period, then proceeded to take control with three more markers. During this span, the Pan- thers had several good scoring opportunities but were started by the Rangers' goaliender. Chris Ludlow and Gibson scared for the Pan- thers. It was Gibson's first game in a Panthers uni- form after being acquired from the Rangers in a deal for forward Aaron Brand. The Panthers are back on horse ice against the Nath Yak Rangers at the Picketing Recreation Complex on Sunday, Dec. 27 at 7:30 pm. Give us your, sports results, call 683-5110., or fax us at 683-7363 Sno-p#ch teams sought for tournament AJAX-PICKERING - Fun seekers can play slo-pitch in the snow, and do their heart some good, too, at an upcom- ing charitable event. Molson's Breweries and the Papp's Balsdon Pickering Flames Hockey Club are sponsoring the second annual mixed sno-pitch tournament on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 23 and 24. The tournament will kick off with a break- fast at Papp's Restaurant in Pickering — the headquar- ters of the event (? — with the first game slated for 8 a.m. Satur- day morning. All games will be played at various diamonds in Pickering. Entry fee is S 150 per team. Entries are limited to the fust 16 squads. Each softball team of nine or more members must have a minimum of three women. The tournament is a Coors Light qualifying event. The top four teams will compete at the Coors Light Slo-Pitch tour- naments this summer. Prizes will be awarded to the winning teams. Proceeds from the event will go to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. For more information, call Dave Kennedy at 427-2427 or Peter Dilley at 430-9684. Pickering atoms eam tie, win PICKERING - The Picker- ing Coughlan Homes minor atom 'AA' hockey team is unbeaten in two games in recent league Play. Playing in Mmkharn Dec. 19, Pickering turned in one of its best efforts of the year against the first -place Thun- der. Pickering had many chances to score, but had to settle for a 3-3 tie. Scoring for PrIzrktg were Danny Lusina, Steven John- son and Clint Randolph, Assisting were Sean Sadler, Nigel Wray and Lorena Pickering hustled to a 5-1 victory over Ajax Dec. 17. Lusina led the way with two goals, while Danny Schofield and Johnson had singles. Assisting were Jamie Follett with three, Matt Scannell, L.usiina, Sean Sadler, Schofield and Soots George with one. Steve Stinson and Matt McMullen played well in net in both games. I* i• 0 AAC swimmers excellent at Oshawa meet AJAX - Ajax Aquatic Club swimmers posted excellent results at a recent Oshawa Spe- cial Swim meet. Swimmers from the Oshawa Aquatic Club, Port Hope Aquatic Club and the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club as well as the Ajax club competed at the event. Results of Ajax swimmers were: EIGHT -AND -UNDER GIRLS Bonnie Latour, second 25 -mare butter- fly, sixth 25m freestyle; Sarah Vollmer, second 50m fly, second 50m breaststroke, Megan Henderson, } third 50m fly, fourth 50m breast, fifth 50m free, fifth 50m back- stroke; Lynsey Fraser, first 50m breast, third 25m fly, fourth 50m back; Heather Crowdis, first 50m fly, second 50m free, second 50m back, third 50m breast. NINE -AND -10 GIRLS Katie Riseborough, sixth 25m breast; Jamie Larose, fifth 25m fly; Christine Lucente, fourth 25m breast; Dianne Tam, fourth 25m fly; Jessica Kostka, second 50m fly, third 50m breast, fifth 50m back. Angie Williams, fifth 50m fly; Virginia Lucente, first 50m back, first Som back, second 50m free. Best times were achieved by Stephanie Williams and Adrian Kamey, 11 -AND -12 GIRLS Krystal Mungal, fourth 100m breast, sixth 100m back; Courtney McGuiness, fifth 50m back, sixth 50m breast, sixth 50m fly; Melissa Allen, fifth 50m fly, fifth l 00m breast; Erin Wilson, second loon back, third 100m fly, third 100m breast, fourth 100m free, fourth Som free; Leanne Ivany, third 100m back, fourth 100m fly, sixth 100m breast; Sian Wan Leng, fust 100m back, first 100m fly, second 100m free, second 100m breast, second 50m free. O-AIND-OVER GIRLS Sarah Parish. fust loom fly, first loons breast, third 100m back, fourth 50ut free, fifth 100m free; Lindsey Mash- erah, first 100m beck, second 100m fly, second 50m free, second 100m free; Bridgitte d'Aurac, second 100m back. fifth 100m fly, sixth 100m breast. sixth Som free; Roseanne Purnwasic, third 100m breast, fourth 100m fly, fifth l Wm bark, fifth 50m free. EIGBr1'-AND-UNDER BOYS Adrian Mate, third 50m back, fourth 25m fly, fifth 25m breast; Matthew Hill, fourth 25m fly. fourth 25m breast, sbA 501112 free. NINE -AND -10 BOYS Andrew Grams. fast 50m fly, second 50m five, second 50m back, fourth 5031 breast Steve Makdoos, third 50m back. :kith 50m fll , Im Norman, fifth 50m back. fifth 50m fly, sixth 50m free; William Ripat, fourth 25m fly; John Monaghan, third Som free, third Som fly, foam 50m back; Michael Ivany. staph 50m back; Gavin Regan. first Sona back, second 50m fly; Scott Elis, fifth Som breast. Best Innes were ,thieved by Jody Wilson and Scott MitcbeB. 11 -AND -12 BOYS Michael I ac me. second 100m free. second 100m fly, third 100m back. fourth 501n free; Craig Mitchell. first 100m fly. secood 100m back, third 100m bmas4 fowth 100m free, filth S1301 free. 13-AND4)VER BOYS Michael Hall, first 100m free, first IOtlm back. first Sona free. tale Pickedng,atoms .shAl a Ihome from PICKERING - The Pickering James Cummins, Jeff Tobin, with Master Mechanic major novice 'AA' the game winner, and Kyle hockey team skated off to Aitken, with an empty -net marker, Buffalo, and shuffled back as scored for the Master Mechanic fmalists from a recent U.S. tourna- "e"L LG novices. Darryn After finishing first in their �X, Dubeau and ��► Georgievski division with a record of two wins, s drew assists. no losses and a tie, the Pickering ' Pickering novices advanced to the champi- .rj� played the Toron- onship game of the Buffalo Hor- OCIAl to Young Nats in nets International Fall Hockey the second game. Trailing most of Classic against an unbeaten Syra- the contest, Pickering overcame a cuse, New York squad. 2-1 deficit to post a 3-2 victory. Pickering gave an all-out effort, Kevin Kearn, Andreadis and but still fell shortto 6-1 l a oss m the title match. Chris Andreadis scored the Ione Pickering goal late in the final frame with Syracuse ahead 5-0. David Hughes and Brandon Gifford assisted on the goal. The Mississauga Braves were Pickering's opposition in the first game of the tourney. In a tight contest, Pickering prevailed with a 4-2 victory. Evan Georgievski, F�116I0 / as I lhd'i* of r t 1l1 / 1�,_ Aitken scored for Pickering with assists to Cummins, Gifford, Rejean Hillis and Hughes. Then, the Pickering novices took on the Toronto East Enders in the third contest. Pickering took an early 2-0 lead, but the East Enders roared back in the third period for a 2-2 tie. Georgievski and Dubeau scored for Pickering with Dubeau earning an assist. The Pickering squad was buoyed by the fine goaltending of Michael Snetsinger and Michael Lyne in the tournament. Ajax novices skate to win over Markham AJAX - The Ajax/Village IBEW local 353 minor novice `AA' hockey team posted a big league victory over Markham on Sunday. The Ajacians skated away with a narrow 3-2 victory over the Markham Thunder. Jamie Smith, Daniel Strang and Andre Vincent found the net for the IBEW novices. VIA 1IGEI Thomas Milne set up two goals for Ajax, while Vincent, Brian Choo-Wing and Steven ""�°•�� Balvers also drew assists. 46 CHURCH ST. SOUTH PICKERING VILLAGE DELIVERY FROM 11 A.M. SMALL 427 -PALS (7257) 599 PIZZA with 1 topping MEDIUM 799 PIZZA with 1 topping LARGE �gg PIZZA with 1 topping Specials good till Jan. 31'93 Ho,jrs: Mor,.•T%rs. ?t am.•'0 p.m. FrL 6 Sat. it a.m.-12 p.m, Sun. 4 p.m -10 DEAR TRANSIT PASSENGERS & CITIZENS OF AJAX Effective Jan. 1, 1993 the Town of Ajax will be taking over the transit system which is presently operated by Charterways Ltd. As a result of this transaction it appears that many of our jobs as your friendly bus drivers will be taken over by some other people hired on full and part time basis. We as experienced bus drivers know that we have provided in the past a proven safe and courteous service to all passengers commuting on our buses. We respectfully ask for your support . In a time of economical stress we do not need to put people on the unemployment roll in the Town of Ajax. We ask you the tax -payers of the Town of Ajax or you the passengers on the bus to support our efforts by calling the following people. Mayor Jim Witty 683-4550 WARD #1 Councillor Frank Schaper 683-6638 WARD #2 Scott Crawford 683-0842 WARD #3 Steve Parish 683-9450 WARD #4 Jim McMaster 683-5315 WARD #5 Pat Brown 683-4926 Some of your favorite bus drivers won't be back unless we have your support. MERRY CHRISTMAS, YOUR BUS DRIVERS ran 0001 0010 IMEN 01100 1000 0010 IMEN 01011 MINE 0010 0010 0100 MEND 11110101 _811ETHO I We the undersigned support the actions of the bus drivers & respectfully I request that immediate action be taken by the Mayor of the Town of Ajax & Ward Councillors & to hire the current bus drivers. Signed Street Town �----------------------------------I fPAD BY LOCAL 222 CAw Please mail or drop off at the follow locations your support of Nw Transit Drivers (your bus driver) or LOCAL 222 CAW LOCAL 1090 CAW 1425 PHILLIP MURRAY AVE. 140 HUNT ST. 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Over the last few years a great many businesses -- of all sizes -- have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it 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. Durham Denture Clinic W. 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Anthony Jean -Paan vs. Bruce Slow Mak Pexrtise 1 (Goal by Adrian Kwan). Saim� C,� � The StM en Oso p sound by Carrie Brown �T� Alas Angola 9 vs. dmfs Mhdter c01 mw L U.P. 4 2 2 0 30 Carmine Viol me 2, Daryl Iflingotin ) vs. Midtown DEC. 30 RESULTS ,4, Nlckl G*m 1. Assails: Sharron Ouinn 2, Jornot Goals for Alex Angels scored by Pam Pullen 3, Momentum 8 4 4 0 22 SNAFU Photo 2 (gods by Ryan Mac&W. J.J. Crerwtnsiti); Bakers Dozen Donuts 3 (Goals by Nkckaku Brown Ouinrrores, flicki Gsllnas. Goin Heather Ave w Pa Ffserhrer Avq 2. Eloise Page. lumina Smith, Rhonda a 8 2 0 22 4 2 0 20 GarrN's Gar Doors 6 Goals Ch Geroge ( by Christopher Walk- er 3, Adam chimps 2, Jell pane) Bruce Bissell 2, Carmine Vigilante) vs. p' ) Dody's Maid Service 2 (soak by Anthony Jean-Paul Didtson Priming 1 24 RESULTS Seaton GoN Ck ib 1S va. Ajax Angels 4 Jany Assists: Helen P >� 2, Heather Avey, Loretta Smith, Rhonda Vanderin� Odds & Ends Odds d Ends B 3 5 0 15 5 "'PekNe ealnMersed from round one and two is Buick Pontiac 2 (Goals by Adrian Kwan, John n K' s . ') vs. i rianrs Garage Doors 0; Midtown Photo u(Gods Midtown by Brian Nikon 3, Keith Woodcock 3) vs. Bruce Bis NAV, 26 RESULTS Jrers AAIeff6M KNcilens 4 vs Pepp's Rssatrant Jan's Mitcehil, Alia VarMarip, Anne Drysdale. soak for JeNe MtolseN Kltclterr coped by Sharon LOSSA HOCKEY STANDINGS (Serrfor) NOV. 22 RESULTS eeN Buick Pontiac 2 (Goals by Adrian Kwan, Brian 3 CaeteNeren, lsiph Harting. Assists: Card Starilta 2, As of Doc. 17192 Dickson Printing 1 (Goal by Shawn Saunders) vs. Ate)• Goals for Jer46 Kilcltefts sapid by Legh Sherry Whirls. TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Easidale Bruce Bissell Buick Pontiac 0; Midtown Photo 1 UNDER 12114 DIVISION STANDNMGS Hail ng 2. Bev Williamson 2. DEC. 3 RESULTS j 5 5 0 0 34 13 10 (Goal by J.J. Czermnski) vs. Dodys Maid Service 0; TEAM G W L T PTS Goals for Pepp's Reetsurent scored by Wilma Paas Rssistrwo 16 vs. The Sutton Group 4. A+Werson 7 4 2 1 39 23 9 Genus Garage Doors 7 vs. Bakers Dozen Donuts 1. Gerrirs Garage Doors 4 2 1 1 7 LaRocheie. Sand Cohen, St Pappas. Y aoeye2.Michelle Goals fp RMtelr3nt Stacey pap Dutberlon 4 4 0 0 25 6 a Dwyer DEC.6 RESULTS oicaon Prionting 4 2 1 1 7 Jackson. Assists: Wilma LaRochelle 2. Michelle Wilms pas 6 Wine Laro La Xh Du sl 3, Ruth 2, Sandy 4 3 1 0 16 9 6 Pkkorkq 3 2 Midtown Photo 3 (Goals by Brandon Hunting, Brian Motown Photo 4 2 1 1 7 '�On' Cohen ears Lenore Pearson Theresa Theresa Kay- Assists: 1 0 14 11 4 McLaughlin 4 2 2 Nelson, Keith Woodoock) vs. Gernrs Garage Doors Bakers Dozen Donato 4 2 1 1 7 20 RESULTS Blue a u Wfkna Larochsie 3, Ruh Drxnklw 3, Mrdkmis Jadk- 0 18 16 4 Henry Street 4 2 3 (Christopher Wafer 3) ; Bakers Dozen Donuts 3 Dodys Maid Service 4 2 2 0 6 Sapphire a vs. Seaton Golf Cho 4. Goals son 2. Janbe Wells 2, Sandy Cohen, Lenore Pear - 2 0 15 23 L Donavan ills by Mckalus Brown 2, Carmine Vigilante) vs. Bruce Bissell 4 0 4 0 0 for Blue Sapphire by Sherlyn Poland 4, Cathy son. 5 1 3 1 12 19 3 O'Neill Dickson Printing 3 (Goals by Heather Barnes 2, LAKESHORE LADIES R INGETTE LEAGUE Fertile 2. Karen Moloney 2, Joy Hercia. Assists: Goals for The Sutton Group scored by Cheryl 4 1 2 1 10 19 3 Shawn Saunders); Dodys Maid Service 2 (Goals by NOV. 22 RESULTS Cath Fertile 4, Karen M Y Moloney 3, Sherlyn Poland 2. Spotswood 2, Cindy Wilkinson, Sandy Jimmo. Ross Rakar 9 saw vv unnk. 9 .kw w.-ia a..i. r•:.w., aur:.,...., � u:.r-cam ..:_...--- CAREER OPPORTUNITY 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 resume to: The Manager Sun Life of Canada 305 Milner Avenue, Suite 11912 Scarborough, Ontario MIR 3V4 Fax: 416-298.621.6 J_ PROPERTY SERVICES RESIDENTIAL SNOW REMOVAL including: walkways, driveways, entrance ways, pot t steps. Forget When the snow is gone, we are your one stop lawn care specialists SENIORS 420-9 RA ES DISCOUNT ` V 608 Q RMESITTERS h :A- Y)uR PE -S PLANS & HOME HOME SECJRITY d INSURANCE vA::__A-gN PET EXERCtSNG & FEEDING &ONDED & INSURED. EST ?9e' 686-1691 ---] t• Book your Christmas party noel! NEW YEAR'S EVE Gourmet Buffet from 7 p.m. -10 p rr. with bottle of Champagne `105`couple Buffet only 1851 Reserve now. Open Tues. • Sat.11:30 &rrL-10 pint. Sunday 10:30 am. - 9 pm `Fie Banquet Faakies- Located In Ute Courtyard Ple109 Old K pstal Rd., Ajax A - SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? SASELIO if wATetraooFEO CONCRM REFIO trMLAMO NEMM AMr SZE JOB - MIOOM MEnOW NO oANAM W nal A4M LAVM A DW*V are ALL AIMItAKE tETHM PEWOOM tMstOE oa OUTME somri 1K r r,.ra.r Awry.rir...r wa�� sr.rwr - LARRY GOODWIN 24Routs Tel. (4111) 61!•1703 or Factor (416) 604M _ PLUMBING FOR YOU LTD. 1050 Bmck Rd., Urdt e5 PICKEFtMIG "WE DO IT ALL FOR YOU" SALES • SERVICE - RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES GRAND OPENING SPECIALS COME VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 837-1350 =ATTENTION= SMALL BUSINESS OWNERSIMANAGfRS 1) Are your sales and admintsimbon costs soing 'through the roof? 2) Want v: Increase sales, Reduce operation costs Develop bigger markets? Call: M.B.A. A Associates A new 'one stop* small business problem solver fr,r Durham Region. 25 yrs. experience in: Sales, marketing & promotion, Bookkeeping -Accounting, Taxation Office management and training Free consultation at your home or office Call now and save. Phone 420-1 SU PHOTO VIDEO --RENTALS _J Photo/Video Rentals .lust a feta examples.. e VHS Camcorders • 35mm Cameras & Lenses • Large 1-ormat Cameras • Studio Strobe Units • Flash Units E xclusn•eIN available at TA111-01i CANIf:RA 23:7, 13avl\ St \V .Njax 427-5064 & R DRIVER EDUCATION 686-2224 Advertising Feature A & R has special introductory driver training offer On Oct. 1, 1992, Bellehumeur Driver Education was purchased by A & R Driver Education. The new owners, Diane Dunn and Phil Sunstrum, bring a combined 30 years experience in the training of both new and experienced drivers. Diane was a school bus driver trainer for five years, and an in -car instructor for four years. Phil, meanwhile, was safety supervisor and driver trainer for a large trucking company in Scarborough. A & R offers full driver education courses (25 hours theory) and 10 hours in -car, with Ontario Safety League (OSL) certificates provided to successful graduates. This training, coupled with the certificate, enables new drivers to benefit from reduced insurance costs. All instructors are approved by the OSL. Furthermore, they have worked for Paul Beflehumeur for many years. The school also offers defensive driving courses and air brake courses, with certificates upon completion. .As an introductory special, A & R is offering registrants a special saving on the full course until Jan. 30, 1993. For 25 hours theory, 10 hours in car and the road test, the total cost is $450 including GST. (The regular price is $499). For the person who already 'has everything', this would be an ideal gift. Anyone requiring more information is encouraged to call the A & R office at 686-2224, or drop by, at 398 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, just east of Westney R& S. 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 Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it 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. 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 • All insurances accepted • Same day service on Relines and Repairs • Housecalls Available 839-0123 ria 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. Aja Call 427.9769 For further information Corporate orders welcomed OrNwy woes C�rada THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% -Rental properties and cottages -Re-financing -Debt consolidation •Rural properties •Self-empbyed -Bad credo No Income - No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates. Fast, Professional Service c�►c ASImm 119//7{5���, ca 666-4986 t •""w71 TF RSP - RRIF OPTIONS COUNSELUNG FOR TERMINATED EMPLOYEES CANADIAN r3 GLOBAL MUTUAL FUNDS INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL ANALYSIS & RECOMMENDATIONS INCOME PLANNING GROUP PLANS CALL: MICHAEL SKRETTEBERG SR. PARTNER OOOOM I rig kA4 w �4�1 O�A W 4 \� WIMP 'IRV V 7j - A-V N 5r, + The true meaning of Christmas isn't meson these students from St. natiMOnvi- i- ca Catholic School in Pickering who poresented a Christmas concert ty scene. In front, from left, are Talisa Timla as Mary and Jason Costa as Joseph. In middle are angels Laura Clarke and Margaret Claderone. In back are shepherd Paul Ritchie, angel Jennifer Sadler and shepherd Frank Retter. photo by A.J. Groen THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, DECEMBER 23, IMPAGE 23-A • Making sure a Christmas concert put on by Pickering's High - bush Public School goes Smoothly are these unsung hems. In front, from left, are stagehands Dave Cawthorne and Brent Graham. In middle, Gene Smith and Geoff Cawthome. In back, Paul Van Huss, Randon Wright, Sean Jackson, Trevor Folk and Cathy Taylor. photo by A.J. Groep... ....... ., N ` COME AND WORSHIP tom, THESE CHURCHES INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THEIR WORSHIP SERVICES AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pickering Village 1820 Whites Rd. N. II FAMILY WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. United Church CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES 300 Church St. N., Ajax 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. 683-4721 Supervised Nursery 839-1383 Christmas Eve TAVVEST\EN HEIGHTS 7:00 p.m. Family Service & BAPTIST CHURCH Carol Sing Meeting at Applecraft Public school 11:00 p.m. Candlelight Service 55 Coles Ave. North, Aja: of Hol Communion (Just East of LOEB Plaza) y MORNING WORSHIP t0:00A.11. to PICKERI\(; STANDARD CHLRCH Rev. James Rendle, Pastor 686.1720 (Vl ETHODEW) 3595 Brock Road at Hwy. 7 Durbarton - Fairport United Church SUNDAY 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering Sunday School 10:15 Worship 11:00 a.m. Evenings 7:00 839-7271 WED. 7:30 Bible Club • Children 4 -Teens Christmas Eve Family Service 7:00 p.m. Adult Bible Study Candielight Communion 11:00 p.m. ® Cor -t7 and wv s- c w"r is evtxr Suraar ST. ANDREW'S a t PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. 0. 0 0 1 a PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 •' goo Christmas Eve Carol Service - 7:30 CHRISTMAS EVE New Year's Eve Pot Ludt Supper 7:30 p.m. 5 p.m. Family Candlelight Followed by games, music, fun. 7 p.m. Family Candlelight 11:30 Wetchnight Service 9 P.M. Family Communion 12:00 Auld Lang Syne and Refreshments 11 P.M. Midnight Mass All are welcome to all or part of the festivities CHRISTMAS DAY To Advertise On 10 a.m. FamilyCommunion Our Church DlreCtO SUNDAY, DEC. 27th 8% 9:15 and 11 W a.m. Call Janice •Pavng' Jesus Christ at 683-5110 at the centre of Christmas YOU ARE 0 .0 INVITED to New Life's CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE Dec. 24 - 6:30 p.m. Services held at i WOODLANDS SCHOOL i (YVhiles IRd. & Hwy. 2) New Life Cominunity Church 509 -LIFE til c t$ to ij-riu aub -J. VVurs all #4e j hrst buring t4ts, Ajax -Pickering r BE YOUR OWN BOSS Vendor retiring from business starting new job down south, very motivated. Excellent opportunity to start up in the fast food business. Burger shop also serves breakfast. Great tease. Call John Midlige, Sales Representative, RelMax Rouge River Realty Ltd. 283-1500. To all my friends & clients r r May you enjoy all the pleasures ofGga 'The Holiday Season EVA M. ADAMS Saks Represerdative Canada Trust Realty t'7 c.w. r.w w.q k. ltrrr �: � � •� 284-4500 ;.J. BEAT THE RECESSION M40 -" FIGHT BACK!! P As a recession fighter, we're offering a mail -in or drop-off only special for classified advertising Simply fill in the easy form. tick off your selection, and sit back and wait for your phone to ring!! 3 CHOICES It. Otshawa/1M1kby This Week a: A40LWPeckering News Advertiser t O editiOras �0paper cirOUlation) 2. A. papers This Geek " 3. Ajax/Pic ker ra�ing News Advertiser B. 3 papers $30 S. 3 pperrss 3$300 COPY - up t0 24 wordS d desired W"-"tit=KN�OCKnOUT . t' , 1 eve srlk+�ial 3-1laoati-ot 3 Locanona V�-�r+ A - m only (no pt- orders) p. - 130 Ccwn =Ial Ave. "All oth-r Waotr-- httby - 400 Dundas St. W invNkl wiM touhfo,lsp-cbl" Oshawa - btr 5 Ferowell Ave 1 r rrwil to Ost---W ittby 7 h- Weak. P O Brew 481" Oshawa L 1 H 71-5 All Mary van Kae1 1 Enclose cheque, rr,"ney onion -'-do -do with a.P data Payrtlant rC--as-h cr--tt-tur7�r C-10 Card area, data l F_ Pbesa rnclurfa your Homo. address 8 Phrw.e r �f we r.r.nl to uxrtacl • 9 C RE'MAX ROUGE RIVER = Qsp-� REALTY LTD. 283-1500 JOHN NOUGE Sales Representative BE YOUR OWN BOSS Vendor retiring from business starting new job down south, very motivated. Excellent opportunity to start up in the fast food business. Burger shop also serves breakfast. Great tease. Call John Midlige, Sales Representative, RelMax Rouge River Realty Ltd. 283-1500. To all my friends & clients r r May you enjoy all the pleasures ofGga 'The Holiday Season EVA M. ADAMS Saks Represerdative Canada Trust Realty t'7 c.w. r.w w.q k. ltrrr �: � � •� 284-4500 ;.J. BEAT THE RECESSION M40 -" FIGHT BACK!! P As a recession fighter, we're offering a mail -in or drop-off only special for classified advertising Simply fill in the easy form. tick off your selection, and sit back and wait for your phone to ring!! 3 CHOICES It. Otshawa/1M1kby This Week a: A40LWPeckering News Advertiser t O editiOras �0paper cirOUlation) 2. A. papers This Geek " 3. Ajax/Pic ker ra�ing News Advertiser B. 3 papers $30 S. 3 pperrss 3$300 COPY - up t0 24 wordS d desired W"-"tit=KN�OCKnOUT . t' , 1 eve srlk+�ial 3-1laoati-ot 3 Locanona V�-�r+ A - m only (no pt- orders) p. - 130 Ccwn =Ial Ave. "All oth-r Waotr-- httby - 400 Dundas St. W invNkl wiM touhfo,lsp-cbl" Oshawa - btr 5 Ferowell Ave 1 r rrwil to Ost---W ittby 7 h- Weak. P O Brew 481" Oshawa L 1 H 71-5 All Mary van Kae1 1 Enclose cheque, rr,"ney onion -'-do -do with a.P data Payrtlant rC--as-h cr--tt-tur7�r C-10 Card area, data l F_ Pbesa rnclurfa your Homo. address 8 Phrw.e r �f we r.r.nl to uxrtacl • 9 C • •.0 ..0 .. ....r u... �u.u.y . ur., ru.. r.tirrw �v, -��r'..1VY �.�A MOTIVATED VENDORS Just listed, fully detached, all trick, 3 bedroom home, 3 baths, family room with fireplace, lots of upgrades, double car garage. Only $169,800. Call Bernard Lee, Sales Representative, Re/Max Rouge River, 428-6533 or 427-5568. RF/MW ROUGE Rnff-R maty nd. BERNARD LEE Sales Representative SELLING YOUR HOME? BILL HIBBITS Sales Representative 831-2273 ROBERT CASE HELPING THE NEEDY Realty World East employees met with overwhelming success when they organized a Christmas drive for needy families. The Company extends a heartfelt "Thank You" to all Pickering and Ajax residents who unselfishly donated toys and food. All donations were picked up at Realty World's office by the Salvation Army to be distributed. W. FRANK REAL ESTATE HONORS TOP PRODUCERS W. Frank Real Estate recently recognized their top salespeople at their annual Christmas party at Oshawa's Holiday Inn. W. Frank Real Estate, a company started by President Walter Frank over 30 years ago, was out in force to celebrate the season and the achievements of this select group. Included in the GOLD ACHIEVEMENT CLUB were three of W. Frank's Pickering office: Marg Joyce, Doris Chance and Jack d�e GOLD ACHIEVEMENT CLUB Standing left to right: John Meade (Cobourg), Cheryl Betson-Stever (Whitby), Susan Frank (Whitby), Gerry Whattam (Whitby), David Kearney (Oshawa), Terry Witherspoon (Bowmanville), Karen Short (Whitby), Simone Smeets (Whitby), Jade Fudge (Pickering). Sitting left to right: President Walter Frank, Marg Joyce (Pickering), Colleen Heinen (Whitby), Doris Chance (Pickering) and Josie Doxtater (Bowmanville). Award winners absent from the evening include: Chris Tyrovolas (Whitby), John Shewchuk (Bowmanville), Michael Parker (Oshawa), Ken Peters (Oshawa I.C.I. Dept.) L �4 OSHAWA 115 Simcoe St. S. 576-4111 PICKERING/AJAX ICI 115 Brock St.. 66"180 WHITBY 233 Brock St. N. 66g-6171 OSHAWA CENTRE Stevenson Rd. 435-5387 1550 Kingston Road Pickering BOBCAYGEON 89 Bouton St. 705-738-2327 ! Iiii! OA FENELON FALLS 36 Colbourn St. 705-887-2512 PORT HOPE 86 Walton St. 416-885-4548 683-7777 8312056 COBOURG 41 King St. E. 416-372-4345 BOWMANVILLE 1243 King St. E. 623-3393 PORT PERRY 112 Scugog St. 985-7386 MARG JOYCE ASSOCIATE BROKER ACHIEVER NOVEMBER 1992 GAIL SIMPSON . DAPHNE GIBSON SALES REPRESENTATIVES TOP PRODUCERS - NOVEMBER 1992 RICHARD CHANCE SALES REPRESENTATIVE TOP LISTER AND ACHIEVER NOVEMBER 1992 BONNIE DAVIS SALES REPRESENTATIVE ACHIEVER NOVEMBER 1992 -L>•e. Mil Classification Index Fioos Help Wanted Careers too Call 'a IN 105 Garter a Garter' 110 offer .w 120 Saes-eSAgenrs t3o SWiec pec us Holl Mecca Jental 150 Day Care i%xr ee 160 Day Care A,alao* 165 Empon*iert dranyC 170 Bus'wss ;C W.Sne55 tb0 200$ Misc. Sales 1 Pari ere bas re 20C Frill 205 FW Macer 210 Andes FQ Saw 220 Andes wail 230 Bate bcharge 240 Galagill Saes 25C Ars 6 ✓aft$ 26C Computer J3ec 270 lost 6 Poll ac Pars suppliers Bio Ong All 3DOs v''Yehicles A-lorn.o es = x Sae 300 haornool Warted .3D5 Truprs ;or Sae 310 Tnrdks warred 3i s w's. 4 where 0rive 32o Trawls 330 Aub Parts & F spam 360 s Mo � Y as Srowmabees 3a0 Marr 9a5 Recreation Vaud" 3n Farm Egtipmel 375 Heavy duty Eq spire t 300 �4_00 yyleft 1�9� ..,...}:f.i {�{ .. Aparstwss For Flew 400 ApanrereswanMd 405 Homes For Flan a10 Housing Waned a's Toeerfrcuses For Rent 420 Space For Rent 425 Rooms For Hent An Rooms waned as Roan a Board "a frldkst�l Una For Frit NS Shand A000mrrno ---- - AIN Cardannuels For tient 465 Of s i Retail Spam 460 Wada" Spam 4111% Campers For Ren 470 Comgeswaned 475 PAW~t L 400ie" Florida 14,-i s 400 Lind Fa Ren 416 JflOS Homes For Sao Soo Wanted To Bill SOS Towfl uses For Sao 510 Irnssan" Propel 515 CCFarardis, FFSao So o s Fans Fp Sao 930 Lots Fe Sao sm vauim P+oper n 645 Comm For Sao 560 Mable a fill a Parts me Camper Trailas See 570 Mast' To Land 575 mor". Insurance Mo swim es omoriums" Soo Pltlie Noloet goo Lial flown 10 enders $20 io cartel Evens ilaknis Auctms No 111111906 "a PGFSWWU $70 Amoffloemon NO 700 Brl�sm 7 Deans no In Manoniarl 740 cads of Thanks 760 walking A �°unam"a Er4agerneAnaeastill � - A. - tie 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Career, WR BLOCK INCOME TAX TRAINING SCHOOL ■ increase your fax knowledge ■ obtain a new skill ■ convenient we and locations Senfinar Starts January 4th For 4 weeks For More Information Call: 725.4563 110 General Help 110 General Help A new 25 unit apartment complex in Whitby requires: PART-TIME COMMUNITY RELATIONS CO-ORDINATOR -15-18 hours per week with proven experience in community development and social work in area of social housing. Promote tenant participation and work with the full-time co- ordinator and support agencies providing services to "Special -Needs" residents. Interested applicants should apply by Jan. 6, 1993 e. 250 Hickory St. S. Whitby, Ont. LIN 9138 .430.6511 or 430.0191 (fax) 10 General Help $2004500 WEMYt Assemble produClS at tow Easyl No StaNirtp. You're paid &eCt Fully puatertteed. No Call 1-504-641-7778 MODELS NEEDED Teens • dri m b e" 4 sibs. feature me"- 40 pure, So`as AVAIL►12-26 ( oto: lalaloprsa, /leers, sbn i leiter ahaes rvsaren.dao. Exp n-hsiOubut) aec. (416) 962-5511 ASSISTANT superintendent couple required for high rise apartment in Ajax. Good salary and benefits. Must have experience, Plea" call "8- 0845 between 830430 p.m. (122692) COMPUTER Software technical assistard needed. Must be pial cies at DOS and Windows. and have some wiee experience. Please drop rewire off at Mister Software (1420 Ball Rd. Pickering, 837-0587) Start at $350 per week (3 mtonth probel tionary pericill (122392) ACCOUNTANT for per diem, monthly, year end accounting for arras business in Pickering area Computer skills an asset. Rept' to: Ted Polack. C.A., 101- 637 Davis or, Nevinnar, Ont. L3Y 2R2. (122692) 120 Office Help IF you are over 45 and have recently been laid off, you may qualify for training assistance. DIP/CERT, Lotus, WordPerfect, D -base• word, accpac, bedford, autocad. Ventura, pagemaker, Harvard, Corel, Computer Programming and Systems Al Cobol, Pascal and C. Macintosh, quark Express, and Illustrator. Financial assistance may be available for eligible students. Durham Business Computer College, 427-3010. fTFI 165 Day Care Available WHITES RdJFinch - child call in a dean loving environment Child psychology degbree. 4 years experience with young children in elementry school Meals provided. Call 839-6589 (123092) LAURA'S LITTLE FRIENDS HOME DAYCARE - experiences daycare provider, Valleylarm 8 Finch area. All ages welcomed 427-2498. __170 0Employment 135 Skilled Help Wanted MEN w nth tr,;cks w,li do household moves, clean up FSAL�E�SP�ERSON obs. odd jobs, decorating, panting, anything. Call Cart or rrnlil Jane, 427-2856. (TF) 205 Firewood Mellon ROKA �a•cwoc�; 4x8x12-. $60. 4'x8'x16-• $65. Soh wood 4x8'xl2' available. $40. Days. 705-277.3381, eve., 434-6665. (TF) BROOKLIN Fnewood -well seasoned hardwood, 12- and 16- dei voted. Kindling, softwood also available for $45 face cord. Pirie uo Sar. and Sun. 655-8797.(122792) 210 Flea Market LOCAL vending company re. quires professional sats person 10 secure location in Durham for vending and office coffee machines (part time). Send resume 10 1595 Stephenson Rd.. RR88 Newcastle. Ont. LIB 1L9.(122692) 150 Hasp. Medical dvatiaoke Jan 1 miles Dental from $20%day based on monthly Occupancy EXPERIENCED recept+onitil AISo Phase 3 opens in sstant for growl dental office in Whitby. Must like helping March. A budding entirely People and be enthusiastic. 668 11or antiques & 5815. (122692) collectibles Prices from 160 Day Care 520 -day based on Wanted monthly occupancy NANNY of experienced babW. Call 436-1024 ter in our home. Jan. 1993. LM out preferred, 3 children, references required. At least 1-3 years experience. Pickering,220 Ar 1 1 288-8526. (123092) For Sale NANNY needed n our home. Jan. 4. Bowleir/Finch area, live ICE fishing hut, professiortatly out preferred. 3 children, designed. 4 person, quality references required. Cas Wier 6 materials, fully Insulated. Enjoy p.m 420-3825 Kathy, (122692) fishing this winter in awarmcal fortable hut, asking $450, Cal PART tine nanny required for 432-5350. (010293) two Pre-sdhoa children, south Westrey Rd., Alex. 428-2847, MIRRORED wall unit, $500 PART time o.b.o.; two single beds, $75 for babyr fo required n both: two double dressers, 150 my home, for four young tar both, 4 drawer dresser. $25, children, 3-4 days per week, prom coffee table $10. table Reliableenergetic. vehicle and 4 rose v"Chaim. $350 preferred. Non smoker, must o.b.o.; 10,000 BTU air have Menaces. Cal Sandy. oondittoner, $150: change tabu, 282 6178. (122692) SM. Cal Sandy days 428-7922 LIVE in nanny required. 427- or after 5 282.6178. (12231121 3585, 9-5 p.m. (01(1093), AJAX Pickering Appliances - no 165 Day Care ^°wOm�et Offer Meed. Fully Available guaranteed reconditioned apPsanoes. Cone male us a *Ages 2 to 5 Full-time rales - �9 Nursery ilk days School 112 (Jays Junior ku)dergarten On 5 Sae selling EaMil lml effil 197! 686-1161 10 Top St., Ajax deal 427-6764. 467 Westney Rd. MOVING Sale - said wood cd - tee tabus and end tablas. $99 each. Hall table, $99. 3 upholstered chairs. 199 each. FUN size m!crowave oven, $75. Please cal 831-9198 after 6. (122692) OAK~ tables. Main. beds and bednoom furniture - hand- crafted before your eyes - by one of Ontario's largest manufacturers. Highest quality/ l --I prices. Eg. 5' pine her. vest table, U45. Oak buffet and hutch. $875; finished in your stain chapel 985.8774. TRADI- TIONAL WOODWORKING. SEVEN piece danish walnut dining room ". $500 ob.o. Cal EXPERIENCED care give,9fves 420-5318. (123o92) TLC in her lame. Kings Cres/ CARPET - I have severs)100X) Harwood area. Crifu, outings, yards of new Stanmaster and nutritious lunches. Babies 1009E nybn carpet. Will do Ifving welcome. Tracey, 427-2295. rooms and hall for $360. in. PICKERING - ilo eludes carpet, pad, and Rd. Mother at one year ole will irstasaon. (30 yards). Steve, provide ex daycare tot 7892086. (TF) Children under 5 years old, in. SALE - new and used frost free cluding meals. Please call Edna fridge, coin washers and dryers at 4203187.(122392) for apartment units. IF you can list a postage sump, WHITES Rd/Hwy 02 - babysit. Stephenson's Furniture and you an Nat the worldl Cali 416• IN availl" in any home Car Appliances, 227 Court St. 4344850 24 hn. (12299 Rosa, 637-7$10. (01090) Oshawa 576.7448. e ='r 220 Articles For Sale PIANOS/GRANDFATHER CLOCKS - Pianos, rent to own, apt. size, upright, grand, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - free delivery and set up. Call Tell and take advantage of our Christmas Specials, 433-1491. (TFALL) 230 Wanted WANTED sioves. it ages. washer and dryel working or ^ot Also wanted. pickup t•udr ,newer Iran 1978). Call Pckenng.4208833, (TFALL) 260 Arts & Crafts 280 Lost & Found FOUND - LJverpool Rd Picker - rig - large older male oog. 831- 5197.(123092) 290 Pets-Supplies- t3oardinq DOG training classes com- mencing Jan. 14, a trained dog is a welcomed member of the family. We use the -motivational- approach. For more tnfOrmlaton, call Patricia, 619-0864, Classic Touch Obedience Trainng. (010893) GERMAN SHEPHERDS - Per - 100 for Companions and Family Protection. From rte boo pos- sible breeding. Four Female remaining from two Champion litters. C.K.C. REG. GUARANTEED. 668-9425. (010293) DOG training classes starting In January. Ajax and Oshawa, Barb Scan. 576-5635. (010293) 300 Automobiles For Sale 100e Honda Accord EXR, white, Waded- auto, new tins, 3 year warranty transferable. $13,750. Call Mario at 666-8264. (122692) 11100 Buick Regal Ltd Power steering, power brakes, tiff, cruise, V6, air, white with royal blue interior, exce&M condition. 69495. 436.5114. (010293) , 1967 Plymouth Horizon, 66A00 mlas. Excellent condition. Wei maintained, new parts. regular tuneups, one owner. Asking $2500 as is. (Pdefinp) 831- 3042.(122692) 1886 Subaru GL Spon, 3 door, auto. air. arnifnL 126.000 kms., Maintenance record, beautifw Condition. certified. $3800 ob.o. 72&8239. (122692) 19" Honda Accord. fell door hatchback, blue with blue interior, 5 speed, artyrm atefeI buckets, very economical.' $2800. Call 427-0588, (i 23o92) '64 REL IANT, low mileage. excellent condition, $1,200 o.bo. Cal 649-2721. BANKRUPT Credit problemis. No credit check. Cars leased to own. 1978-1984. 50 cars to choose from. 686-7428, 725. 1988 Or 666-3775. (TFALL) CREDIT Problems? In bankruptcy/discharged, first time buyers, we can put you be. hind the wheel. Lease to own. Cal us at 404-2056. (122690 JAGUAR V12 - own a pres- ligious Jag, vrel maintained, like new, all options, earphone. el ecutive driven, priced for quick sale. $11,500, ob.o. Phone 619 2490. (010293) Cla$$f(led Fax 579.2238 400 Apartments For Rent AJAX Cil Towers. 2 and 1 bedroom apartments. Avarlable Jan. 1., Feb. 1, and March 1. Quiet building, pool, sauna. Close to shopping. 401 and Go. Approx. $750 and $851. Call 428-7260 or 683-8421 until 7O0 p m.(011293) PICKERING - spacious two bedroom basement apartment. separate entrance, cable. laundry, utilities included. Avail- able immediately, $750 monthly. Call 5099668. (122392) AJAX - bright one bedroom apartment. garden entrance, 4 Pce. bath, cable and parking. First and last, no pets. Quiet non smoker, 6575 monthly. 428. 8184.(123092) OSHAWA - two bedroom apart. menta for rent, availabl inrriediwety. Laundry fagl4ie� on premises. Two bedroom, $550 monthly, bachelor apartment, 6395 inclusive. Rooms. $50485 weekly. Can 579-3583 or 728-9345. Also garage for rel- (TF) OSHAWA - one bedroom apart- ment for rel in older building. 304 Simcoe st. S. $420 monthly Plus hydro. Available immediately. Cas Stephen, 571- 3229.11226921 PICKERNG - bright fully sell contained street level apartment, wahout to deck and backyard. AN appliances, Dixie and Hwy e2. 1700 mor". 420- 9306. (122392) 408 Sim St E. Orta and two bedroom apartments, starting at $640. can e6B-8656. (010692) OSHAWA - large bright one bedroom apartment, fridge, stow, utilities included. $595 per moth, first and last laundry facilities, parking, 9-unu building, SinrooaWl arta C� Edith, 4300338. WHITBY - one bedroom. lage basement apamttartt. New car- pet and paint. 4 pea. with tub. Fridge, slew, laundry. parking. private. Ouiet, near GO station. Includes heating, water. SM . 1/3 hydro. 655.4120- (010M OSHAWA - two bedroom apartment, very good area. does b Oshawa Centre. Clean building, fridge and stove. Papar".IanxldrY 1adMies No Polls. $675. Call 723-0742. (1226921 SOUTH Ajax - 3 bedroom upstairs, bungalow. Shared laundry facilities. Utlities artua. $850 monthly. 686-5519. F AJAX - basernertt apartment lot ■ rent. Own entrance, fen smoker. IK■ $450 utilities inoludial Cal 427 5207. (122392) PICKERING - large on bedroom basement aparbnerlL full bath, separate entrance, $550 monthly. First and last, working non smoker. no POW references required. After 5 p.m. please call 619-0587. (122692) AVAILABLE Immediately in Oshawa, 639 Cuban St. Two bedroom, $650 per month inclusive. First and Wt required, dose to bio and shopping. No Pets. Call 434-5811 or 430- 0134. (TFALL) I>�•i�'�'�y. s'"0- . .y . 400 ApFor�Rent 400 ApFa Rent 430 is Rooms To 670 realRent bedroom condo, stove, fridge, EINATER &IIAX `�°"`°°d an'd "°'' br'°'r oozy furnished room in Y APARTMENTS a clean, ndry. milking, �t �gro , WW011en erhd lalling IOOm, Largeuites qu CITYCAN FINANCIAL Fbedroomand 2 bedroom suites in d. Call 427.1552 (122392) ..an. 1. Phone 728.3050. maintained building, broadloom, 3 ol, snooker table, games room, puremale oar lar lfa,�`b'm 1Outo. near GO. all amennies 686-2936 PICKERING s courts, exercise room, laundry facilities' 6168-9524.(010293)52y coli Brad, FOR rent or pease cor'xmercia and covered parking. 101 Kathleen Shared 450 them atiPros esnrmates. senors St. W. Accomm. 1 Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12 -5 AJAX - Burcher/Bayly - large 1 A. Streeter Wood Wonu 436 furnished room. Shared 9207. (TF) Personals 670 Personals (LIVE Phone Affairs Stimulating Conversation For Your Pleasure -800.387.8009 ���� .A��/� C a immediately. ns,Call available 24 firs. - No Callback vi 11 SHELTER 23%. (lately. Call Lynn, 683- CORMRATIOIN (122342) AJAX 77 & 33 FALBY COURT Two & three bedroom apartments In family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 1p ppliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742 - $819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment In family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking included. PICKERING Village - clean. spacious. Professiona, non smoker to share house, 5 appliances, parking, fireplace, heated pool, hot tub, air, ASAP or Feb. 1. No pets.. $425. 428- 6120, message. (122392) SHARE modern facilities in clean three bedroom house, onvate room, near Town Centre, all utilities included. $375 monthly, If you are a tidy non smoking female, please call 420-3734, leave message. (011593) 455_C ondos For Rent AJAX - two bedroom. 5 appliances, $850 . hydro. Avail- able Feb, t Call everwngs, 428- '367 or 683-2954. (123092) NO LONG DISTANCE CHARGES 18+ Credit Card Only discreet JESUS says, car the blind lead the blind? Does your minister wear glasses? The hireling is the hired minister, Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. Jim Campbell, 1.705-953-9475. SENSATIONAL PERSONAL PHOTOS of Karen, Sylvie and Tanya For discreet information, write: Karen. Box 670 -RD, Kelowna. B.C. MY 7P4. Adults dirty please, Mortgage 580 Insurance MORTGAGE LOANS 1 st ane 2nC :0 95% of value MCLAUGHIL1N Square - three Al: property types. personal bedroom condo, stove, fridge, loans Quick service and undergroundparking space, car approvals Prime rates wash, pool, sauna, exercise. CITYCAN FINANCIAL $950 utilities included. Available CORP ..an. 1. Phone 728.3050. 571-M OSHAWA 122692) 686-2936 PICKERING 460 Office a Retail - space - - - -. 615 Paralegal FOR rent or pease cor'xmercia -love c g or S-011. we cr ce stoat, approximately wo sq ft.. them atiPros esnrmates. senors $425 per month. Nelson St. S. S Oshawa. Available Jan. t. Call SAVE 50. 5 79.624 7 anyt lime. (122692) MAN writ, truck ardor men 'or AJAX - ofignt spacious -wo - --- - UNCONTESTED �oroorn ba.emem apartment 410 Houses For 490 Flodda DIVORCE fll`a--"t'anO' °"a01oOrt Rent vacation Rentals $25Q jus emit Noor. 4 pee. bath. avail- V issnent able Jan.1. $696 monthly. plus WHITBY OSHAWA q CLEARWATER _, wr:•x'^s utilities. 683-8227. (122392) bedrooms. executve home. 'any turrsnec, air con_. mobde, call 428-6265 BEAUT1IULtwobedroom Irving. dining. 2 111 baths. mak hor*tss. Heated pods. rid tub. Also irninl ration apart- floor laundry and family morn. tennis, near beaches and major g ment for rent. own entrance. 4 attractions. Children welcome, Incorporations :1200 Der month plus utilties Wills etc. 1049 appliances. asking $750 d6i- Dripfos. (Less than rotei) 683 1049 or 61164718. (122392) 723-66 4. Jan. t. T-lepnon0 5503. (010193) 723 667d. (122692) _ -- -- Offer BxplrfS Dec 31 q2 PICKERING - bright one VERO Beach . lovely two bedroom basement apartment AJAX Otipbx, spacious house bedroom, two baths• double Private entrance. parkin 4 for two families. Separate widemrr>op,le 5 sou adult park. Business appliances, available entrance. 2 bedroos• central S8501JS per month Minutes to 671 persona's 1 (mediately 267.6720 or 839 a-`' applanoss' firisplac-' Large Ocean. Pictures, 6686830. 2693. (123092) yard. pod. $900 plus. Available t. Mgt immediately. 640-7430. -- Up FST AJAX - semi, 3 bedroom main (12'2392) Homes 1111 included. immaculate.82A"' s 50%nces PICKERING - one bedroom 500 For Saie Personal trainer. inclutled. 5625 plus SOX apartment, large living room, utiltres. First and Iasi, available ^ Jan. 1. 666-8220 or 831-1400 private entrance, 4 .ppce lians. (1 non smoker, available Jan. 1. $675 + 1v2 first and last. 839- WNTBY - Iwo bedroom in lower 0018. (122692) x, wait to Go. fridge. stave. long , $625 inclusive 4700 square feet, 4 bedrooms, Immediately. 509-2091, double garage, shows (12269 beautifully, new grey/white _ decor, whole house. on TWO bedroom in quiet clean S Westneyn4wy 0-2. Can Enza at Piex. north Oshawa- Closer to as 467-6668. (123092) amenities. fridge, stove. p�in9• ----- - -_ Home Improvements WILL FIX: e Roofs e Furnaces e Plumbing e Drains, etc. e Tlrees cut 839-1584 RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting & decorating. For estimate In Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 DRYWALL FINISHING Boarding, taping, textured ceilings, suspended filings. 25 years e)perience. Neil 619-0079 TMS Painting & Decor nterior 3 Exterior European Workmanship Fast. clean, reliable service 420-0081 Rfclrard Young 8 Sons casmpliob Hone Improlrearrtls SW iors Discounts 20 yrs. in Durham Region When Price is a concern Experience is Priceisss- Cap anytime 427-3462 FREE ESTIMATES 11111, 1x11l"I"i AU V ILK If IJIb1[9 "ILUp Uziu "js rK LJ, IVPjG�rAlib Business - Services ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. usiness or personal. Reasonable rates. Also lessons available. Randy Timme, (416) 342.2279. (TF) Driving Schools S&B Driving School, 3 lessons and test $75. 10 lessons, $150 Call 287-3060. (010893) Gardening, LandSCa6in4 Grovel, Landsnpi% Tree Planting and Removal, Cnlshed Aspholit, Driveways, Clean-upstele. Chapesl and the Best in torn. ASK FOR ROB Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION Ir'e' or a -c ex)er or repairs, renovations and construction Fast and clear professlonai work guaranteed 1913 Home Improvements OUAUTv �r rk car 'a'^er a^r son 'eam W Housecleaning Housecleaning GA/LLIND MAID SERVICES Serving the community for over a decade. Caring for your home with personalized, professional Services, at highly competitive rates. We honor an competitive coupons. e , (Fuly bonded and insured) �,► j��y� 683-7515 Moving, - -Painting, --- Storage Decorating WIN Licensed b Insured CONTACT ARTAGE MOVING a CARTAGE -782-9819- cal us, daytime orenstng Proudly Serving Southern Ontario MOVING? We w --move anything, anywnere, anytime. Mer 8 trucks for all types o' moves Best rates. 'ree esurrates '0% discount for seniors S40%hr, b up Call 571-0755 e experienced. ^a'd work rg. Renova-,cors. 74 AJAX Mo. -, Srs'er^s add Mons. decks, etc. Cam is for 5ennOeS loves. appliance and a free estimate 57'-1263 Bm or Drano sDeuahsls. '.at rate or Rod. Oshawa r7FALL; houny We now rave heated for Christmas. 4209370. relinishing, quality work storage units. Now cohering free EUROPEAN t iespecdet .,Iboxes 'wit, nVve Can 427- 'enovate You, bathroom or 0005. ,TF! kRi7ren wens as xven as loop tiles. 20 years 6,00, once. Good HARRY.O.THE -MOVE RS references and satisfaction -love c g or S-011. we cr ce eiraerienoe. 686-2915. (TFEFG) 675 Companions them atiPros esnrmates. senors Dykstra. 7251913, lilt) discount. snort notice moves HOME TDrovements and pianos mOvOC. Comparable rates. Call 432.2850 (-c; 'epa,rs Basements. add -orfs. doors. decks. fences anti trim MAN writ, truck ardor men 'or A. Streeter Wood Wonu 436 all �. ,gym Y g needs. aures :o 9207. (TF) rt your budget. Special rates for 7284993. between 9.9 p.m. seniors. Starting at Mhr. Grve JOURNEYMAN electrician. Pete a cal at 5769533 (TFALL, SpecWltzing v, sefv" changes. YEN w if• arge truth will do row -ng. additions and household move, resjdential, renovations All work convrwciw. All types Of Rove,. guaranteed, free estimates. Cam Call Car or Jane 427.2856. 420-6320.(TFA) (TF) 3 DECORATING LTD Painting. wallpapering, wainscotting. stucco spraying, drywall repairs Workmanship guaranteed, 20 yrs experience PROFESSIONAL pai,t,ng :n- terior and exteror. Drywall taping, plastering and spray. Cas Alfredo or Hekda. 723-1337. - ---Party -- Services rmlMcow^ ' e^ds Ready to entertain for any age, any occass,on Birthdays. promor;ons, openings. 'undrasers. Magic snows are tunl lettuce Help 839-7057 or 728-8334 (TF) RABBIT wants work doing 'nagc for C+idrer's Dames and all occasions, have cry own aacar Call Erne, 6681932 Plumbing Experienced Joumeyman Plumber '4c OC 0i; s.: a.-aucels s.'towe's basement wasrrooms we, ars. etc Ar'Y renovator or awitloft 'aytinle 427 4174 Home 2- 8809 Asx 'or -om Licensed Plumber For quality work at reasonabie prices. Call Ray at 282-7813 FREE ESTIMATES Pick.. Scarborough Pa(nttng, Border BOUDOIR Photography - spotSABER Contracting . all Housecleaning Decorating chal gin for the speaal person ens, carpentry, additions. Portrait andgiamorpackagmtc renovations, kitchPROFESSK*AL panting and Snow Removal fit all w4gals. Photo caNner ddiM bathrooms. homarttenanos HONEST hardworlung mature balcony, laundry ladstiss. S70C AJAX - Picker Beach, man e19 floOrOf bungalow, REDUCED $125.900 3 makeover available. Still in time emergency service, furniture wallpapering. One room or reliable expenommo person was whole house. ant SNOW +hydro. Available Jan. t o Feb Iv■obedroont kitchen, living room, needs bedroom buck, two storey, detached for Christmas. 4209370. relinishing, quality work guaranteed bwew Removal, any time. do housework by the day rates. No lob SgI all.0uyry Reasonable rates Houry or by 1. 723-1912. (010693) demfating. $500 monthly. in- garage. fireplace, hardwood floors. new furnace, -- _ _ guaranteed. 1 5 years Rate,. $40 -SW Ph - any-. workmanship guaranteed. Can contract Call 11-6130-9364 or 576-4367_ (12269Q) PICKERING - -excellent cludes everything. Lots of immediate possession. No eiraerienoe. 686-2915. (TFEFG) 675 Companions 430.2595. (TFALL) it busy tali 4365779. (0102931 location- stunning three rt,, main for parking. Hove in tonight. 663 5503 agents. 15 Arlington Ave. 432- 432-7577. (122692) south Oshawa. Close to 0-p edr om $1000 $1000 monthly or t bedroom Or 68G 4236. (123092) 3163 (122692) call 668.5481 after 5:30 or basement, $600 monthly. OSHAWA - large 4 bedroom NEW 5 years old, raised separate entrance, utilities, home with fireplace, family bungalow, located in Oshawa. laundry. steps ro GO. 420 2104. room. dining. living room, Large m two bedroom upper level, rive (122392) kation -Open ncepr•. Large co er bedroom lowlevel, two baths, AJAX - bright one bedroom Sheppard, 579.3052 w Hom1r1$e fenced backyard, 1 1/2 bating, two kitchens. two suing icons, ONE and two bedroom span- quiet court location, 3 dining room• carpeted, linfshed ments available. Reasonable appliances, $1050 plus. Avail- garage. $130,000. 571.5061 or rates. a8 inclusive. Located in able now. Call 433-3089 be- 432-7577. (122692) south Oshawa. Close to twesn9am.-Sp.m.wieekdays. BAOItERhas$10,000iolordat schools, shops and Grn. Cali call 668.5481 after 5:30 or $147 per month Contact Doug 7284993. between 9.9 p.m. weekends. (1223OZ at 668-6805. Convrkrliy Finan. CENTURY Hay,. - Iwo bedroom Townhouses i5a1 Servides. (TF) oriel downtown Boswrnamille 420 Card of area Prlvale, Inge IM ample For Rent 51 O Townhouses 750 Thanks fIng• private ertaartce. -- ONE. Iwo and the ae Ixedroora For Sale distance to schools ono luxury condos. Beautiful opping. $700 utilities r n tqlTHREE bedroom f P oPe Y. q rIf leatunil 6 incbded. Call after 6 _ ret 579 applanoW air condalontod, iron ►ee Aold tOmhouse. 1 112 baths, contrail 9197 or 576-7016. (1 "' I ' 2) $775 rim". Rend to own and � dalwvastW. deli, 4 yew AJAX - lar purchase options avaNable. a one bedroom 9 Sotxh east come as of Nash and Palter finlshrtd baserneM cl0fe IO O.C., Park Rd. (401). baserlant apartirrnt, above Trulls Rd., Counice. Open $112,900. Call 571-6779. ground, private entrance, 4 Houw. Wad and Thtrrs. 3.7 pm. (122692) appliances. $595 inclusive. Sunday. 1-4 p.m. For more Available I.,.. odlately. 426- information, call Josephine 3W or 497-9M (122390 Snider. 579-7505 or Paula 540 Out -of -Town Properties AJAX - bright one bedroom Sheppard, 579.3052 w Hom1r1$e d {aitces basement apanmont, eat in d 7�e( �) Ltd. RealiI DISTRESS safe - 143 acres kitchen, &"MUD ,Mian., 4 Gose to Po,'t Perry, vendor appilartoes 8q ihcknive. Non HILLCREST Heights - undw rios finance. 15 accine to Mvy snr*w. available ,qt,• 1. 1600, new management, 2 and 3 427.4458 (122392) bedroom towMwmin. Available 07 east of Peterborough. $29,900. Call 427-9982. Jan. 1. From $799. Capital LARGE one bedroom btmsanwnt Property Manage rrherht Cal726- (010293) apartment, 4 poo. batt, laundry, 8967. (o106M cable, parking, separate 545 Vacatior Properties entrance, all L"twe, wick10 430 Rooms To Transk and shopping, single Rent kffMb Pretened. $820 monthly. 427-9362. (122692) PICKERING - room for tentaM. O HOUSeS For share house, yard, etc. With couple and dog. 1350 monthly. Rent Cali 430.3549. (123092) NCKERING - Liverpool and ALTONA Rd. and Hwy 82 - bright room ovenodi frtg Rouge W*. modern three bedroorn Valley ravine. Padding, laundry, krpalow, nein floor neat Go nd 401. Yard. eel -in Idlchan. share cooking and recreation d {aitces area Pool table. non *molter wt, ry room. 4 app! preferred $85 per week. 509• ClasoifiM 950 + 1/2 utilliss. Cal 63,• 1861. (122392) Mortgage 047. (o11xz M 5%)8Q is open eve OCE two bedroom detached DECEMBER free - Available JVO Insurance Mon, to Thum louse close to South G.M. Immediately, one bedroom MORTGAGES and bars, 95% 8 0-,m fill a P.m .Iwo. rlakwtD aefe Ire. 9m apart With P�i^9r POW 1 down payment also Call 5754= Haled. 3675 monthly. or buy -barite and yard. hldpe, stove ' Any ammint available. ie�ah�'729e-626, ,�363io7 �+M f�, 7�i5Ya.i� tau oug 660--e8o5. Com- tOf���°r Y rrwrluay Fiharhdal Senbea (TF) !�:tb:sr-`-"',�'k'rte"'`'`•a"...�.�,...._..,........ __ _ _. In loving memory of George T Gruboucki Chinstmas time is here agawr OW heaps have missed ym verso mtuch since YOU WON "ay, But not now as much as an Cfrakno Day, Your kfrrirtg smile and YrCarltv ollovow, Grant) jola, 1W mist you a 1111011111011119 AX TNnkvtg of you Mie Holiday Season. Love your wife, tdrldren and grandchildren. O HARA Maimi, Nov. 1989. As rt now C)>ristxw appraodres VYthout you m0aw Dear, A sadness still saw us, Tans of silence often jWw Memories kap yyoouu in our lrGats as this Christmtas comes and goes.SADLY MLSSEDAT THIS TIME OF THE SEASON SON, WIFE AND FAMILY DON, JOAN AND DAVID, CATHY ASPIN In loving memory of David Aspin. We aril ahuays rentemba the may he looked The y he spoke, and rull The lttli things he said Wild did An with Ks AU the u*7e Of an that life has offend us And dill dW-s fefi to do W111 Neon Neve a greater 71m aw mexteria Did, of You. LOVINCLY REMEMBERED BY HEATHER WENDY AND WILLIAM DECEER Reva, May 1997, Delpeey Cecil, November 1991. As the steorld 0wist 1Those of yor affar't here oAf sad comes otxr all Tus eas in silence often flow, Mewrits kap you Willi wourhitarbardwdytitv troll ever know. MISSED BY ALL AT THIS TIME OF THE SEASON, DAUGHTERS, HUSBANDS, FAMILIES. BARBARA AND JOHNAND LEO, JOAN MARILYLAND DON. 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