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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_12_26. .. r •., < . ... .. . :. .. '�,'ir � ^ .�w?wi,T�s�"�, . { ,. ?y:rrYnes "'' `"�"':`K'..'.�`' ' §*P :?nJ`�'.�*:��µ i` .,,' ... '• '• '• '• '• ; ; • • � � • i ! � i • � • i• � ! • • . • '•,1 9, 1 'a'•,'1.', '•'1, '►.1 1.'1.'/'a �a'a 1.11.1 1 9.1.9 1. ••.9 1 1 9 9 . i • ,' i . . • . � JOIN arNNAr IMP 11 MIA Mimi +- All Inclusive Party A DELUXE GOURMET PACKAGE From ;49.00 see ad inside ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB 683-3210 �r �� QEE qF14E STAFF IkQP Yorkland TMI EXTEND TO ALL BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 42u-5935 or 420.3666 6 — ScitxclW, Dec. 26. 1992 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 calls Vol. 111 No. 52 q[OEBLY PEOPLE: OEB Baywood employees, Ajax, collected enough food, toys and cash to make Christ- mas merrier for three local needy families. Parties, dances and raffles resulted in lots of donations, and cash raised pro- vided the families with store gift certificates and purchased a child a fish tank. A Christmas tree was also donated. INSIDE Regular features Name Dropping. ----.34 BiBboard »...35 Entertainment_.....».......37 Sports.... ------ 41 @qd@_1pqW Midwifery rules, funding applauded By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - The province has given midwives "credibility in the eyes of the public" and is ensuring their services will be "accessible to all women,- says a local midwife. "It ensures midwives will be able to offer the kind of care women want," Carol Cameron says of plans to license and fund midwives in Ontario within a year. Though the province is now home to about 80 practising mid- wives, there is no regulation of the profession and women must pay for the services themselves. One of the trademarks of mid- wifery is "continuous and person - _rte ,w r- A r co .. .I 'I V• Toys for hospital tots Big Brothers and Little Brothers like Rob Nevers recently delivered books and toys to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital for use by children in the pediatrics and emer- gency departrnents. The toys were dropped off at the Mr. Lube outlet on Hwy. 2 in Pickering. Mr. Lube is the national sponsor for Big Brothers. Accepting the donation is Kady Paterson, daughter of a hospital employee. photo by Celia Bronkhorst alized care," says Mrs. Cameron, an Ajax resident and one of two practising midwives in Durham. While midwives are "not anti - technology," they offer "safe alternatives" in childbirth, such as See LEGISLATION... Page 2 Cash registers jingling for Christmas A]AX-PICKERING - Cash registers have been jingling merrily this holiday shopping season, according to several local merchants. ..It's humming like crazy," says Pickering Town Centre general manager Alan Arsenault. "There are a lox of smiling faces. -It's the best I've seen in a couple of years. It almost looks like the old days" Traffic at the Pickering mall has been hca•: y. and is likely to be so again during Sun- s Boxing Day sales, he adds. "Obviously, there's more consumer confidence. I predict Boxing Day will probably he one of the best days of the year, if not the best day of the year. Underlying Reasons, a lingerie shop in the nLill, is so busy that owner Bill Lukasewycz opened a second store for the months of December and January. -We've been enor- mously busy this year, it's our busiest year ever. We can't keep up with what we're doing." Canadian Tire. Pickering, has also been doing well, reports owner Dennis McCul- lough. "There's an upturn in customer atti- tude...they're thinking the recession is over." Boxing Day sales Sunday will be strong, he predicts. "It's going to be a very good day for retail." At Cashway Building Centre in Ajax, sales have been "not too bad", says store manager Jack Armstrong. "I think it's going to be a good week — an excellent week, actually." Shoppers know what they're looking for and are snapping up merchandise, says Picker- ing K -Mart manager Joe Nielsen. '[be envi- ronment is conducive to K -Mart -type mer- chandise. We're very pleased with sales." During Boxing Day sales, "I Mink we're going to be swamped," he adds. "We've got bargains, too. It's going to be super" At Woolco, Ajax, manager Russ Kerr con- fesses to being habitually tight-lipped on the subject of business. "We're not disappointed Let's leave it at that." Boxing Day, he predicts, "will be fabulous." a=Wy means results -- Advertise in Ajax-Pidcatrg News Advwbw (683-5110) and Odwwa-Whilbll'& Week (579-4400).103.000 pressrun every kiddy UNBUYM REASONS JANUARY IS BRA MONTH LINGERIE & SLEEPWEAR FROM PETITE TO 4X1 gin` ONTARIO'S ONLY a J5= BRA M MIG + ALTERATION. 0V i 1000 NAS W S10CIC FROM XM TO NF. -OWER LEVEL PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 4&1883 i PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVKRT1SFR SAin TonAv nwvwxa'ro u .aM • - LegiIs slation gives women better access to midwives FROM PAGE Al home births in low-risk pregnan- cies. In hospitals, a midwife now acts as a support person, where she is usually welcomed by staff mem- bers. Under new legislation, mid- wives will be given greater access to those hospitals which endorse them, and will be allowed to admit and discharge patients and manage births themselves. If problems arise, however, they must consult or hand over the delivery to a medi- cal doctor. (The Ajax and Pickering Gener- al Hospital's obstetrical committee is in the "initial stages of studying the legislation" and may form a committee to investigate it further, says Pat Blom, vice-president of patient services.) Though Queen's Park hasn't figured out how it will pay mid- wives, consumers won't be picking up the tab. It may be financed per patient, rather than per visit, notes Mrs. Cameron, a member of the Association of Ontario Midwives who sits on a legislative committee on funding. Midwives now set their own fees. Many use a sliding scale based on a client's income and charge from $400 to 51,500 for before and after delivery care. While Mrs. Cameron credits a dedicated effort by midwives to become regulated, she believes "consumer pressure identified the need," pointing to about 4,000 women a year who are "willing to pay" for their services. In September, a total of 26 mid- wifery students will begin a four- year bachelor's degree at Hamil- ton's McMaster University, Sud- bury's Laurentian University and Toronto's Ryerson Polytechnical. That number will increase to 122 students by 1996. Ontario will be the first province in Canada to regulate midwifery, but Mrs. Cameron predicts it will soon be followed by British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec. He's got legs, he knows how to use 'em Pine Ridge Secondary School students recently stretched their legs in a Sexy Legs Contest in which the guys far out- numbered the girls. Here, Sarah Newby of the student council presents a worthy contender. photo by Andrew lwanowski Starting ,tan. 1 Ajax Hydro rates up 7.8,per cent AJAX - Hydro customers here will pay 7.8 per cent more starting Jan. 1 _ On an average residential use of 1,000 kilowatt hours in a month, the bill will be $84,70 a month, up from $7858. Ajax Hydro general manager Axel Starck says the increase is needed to offset an 8.2 per cent hike imposed by Ontario Hydro. Municipal utilities such as Ajax Hydro buy their power from Ontario Hydro. Mr. Starck says 82.8 per cent of Ajax Hydro's expenses go to buy power. In 1993, that will wok out to about $30 mullion. To peep the incise in billing down as much as possible, Ajax Hydra's board of made cuts to the utility's butler. One of the sedan the commis- sioners took was to freeze staff at 46 for 1993. Also, a $1.5 million subsdtion planned for the industri- al area around Dowty Rd. has been delayed until 1994 or 1995. The substation now in that area is meeting needs, so "we could push this one off without any risks," Mr. Starck says. As most of Ajax Hydro's costs are paying for power, the utility had to pass Ontario Hydro's increase on to its customers. If Ajax Hydro didn't pass on the increase, "We'd go bankrupt in a couple of months," Mr. Starck says. Last week, Ontario Hydro can- celled several projects and plans in an effort to keep its costs down, One of the plans was to buy $13.5 billion in power from Manitoba Hydro - Hydro bills rise by $90 PICKERING - Pickering Hydro customers will likely sec an average hike of $90 in their annual electric bills beginning Jan. 1. The 7.56 per cent increase over 1992 rates has yet to be approved by Ontario Hydro. Eighty per cent of Picker- ing Hydro's bill covers the cost of purchasing power from Ontario Hydro, which is pass- ing along an 8.52 per cent hike in rates to the local utility. Pickering Hydro's costs reflect upgrades it's staking to its distribution system and new customers it's serving. The town has 24,000 Picker- ing Hydro users, of which 20,000 are residential cus- tomers. 5t , • ..J M .House prices slirise ghtly AJAX-PICKERING - Ajax - Pickering real estate prices have increased slightly over the past three months, according to a survey carried out by a national real estate company. The Century 21 survey showed in Pickering a detached, two-storey, three-bedroom house rose to $171,000 from $166,000. In Ajax, the same house rose to $165,000 f►% from $164,000. In Oshawa, prices declined slightly. A typical detached three- bedroom bungalow cost $143,000 in late November, compared to $144,000 in August. The survey, released on Mon- day, compared price changes of houses that are typical to a particu- lar community. In Ontario, the largest price increase occurred in Markham, where the average selling price of a 0 Ll typical four-bedroom, two-storey, linked house rebounded up 5.8 per cent to $223,000 after falling 9 per cent during the third quarter. The largest price decrease carne in Toronto's Riverdale, where the average selling price of a typical detached three-bedroom, two-storey house dropped 6.6 per cent to $261,000. House prices in most parts of Canada remained relatively stable throughout the constitutional refer- endum and November's gyrations in interest rates. The chief operating officer of Century 21 in Canada doesn't expect any significant increases until Canadians start to feel confi- dent about the economy. "People who are worried about their jobs don't go out and buy big- ger houses," said Don Lawby. "It's as simple as thaL" 'D�`_ �.!h�.nP-1 :�'?\ OPEN SATURDAYS & SUNDAY MARKET PLACE (AJAX/PICK.) ,; +� 10:00 a.m. 'ONE HOUR MOTO PHOTO Breakfast Special (Sat. & Sun. Only)'2.49 (AJAX/PICK.) T�., MON., TUES., WED. $ 12" 'SEARS (MAX/PICK.) 0 CAN EAT FOR 'THE BAY (PICK) Dinner Choices: 'WOOLCO (AJAXIPICK.) Filet of Sole, aaby Beef liver, Minced Sirloin Steak, -ZELLERS (PICK.) Lasagna, Spaghetti, Fish & Chips, Steak on a Kaiser. only PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 839-2507 Q. ROW , b► "11NO' Sk, (formerty of West Hill) Family Owned and Operated Call and Compare Before You Decide R Milyd" t., Ofwcow ' Brock Road ChNW,1057 Brock Road PICKERING (Just south d 4011 686-5589 J ', h t . , 0 •. J'. M1'. ..1.( I'. I I I r, .I r"t � ' � 1,0,% �• % 11' 'I -) k - - - - - - THE NEVY'SADVERTISER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 D92 -PAGE 3 . ease recycle this newspaper a DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COWNG TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAIS AHEAD SAT., DEC. 26192 NEWS ADVERTISER MARKET PLACE (AJAX/PICK.) (AJAX/PICK.) 'ONE HOUR MOTO PHOTO 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) (AJAX/PICK.) FOOD CITY (AJAX) 'SEARS (MAX/PICK.) 'FOODTOWN (AJAXIPICK.) 'THE BAY (PICK) 'IGA (PICK.) 'WOOLCO (AJAXIPICK.) ' K MART (AJAX/PICK) -ZELLERS (PICK.) -n - to sekxbd hwAahokis only NEVER OFFERED SATURDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS MIKE CLABBY Mike enjoys soccer, hockey and football. Mike received McDonald's coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Mike for being our Saturday Carrier of the Week. Nwaftwel OMMIRI ftw=" "PICKERING VILLAGE COURTYARD" 9Ajax / Pickering Village Al PRICES y071WPCW,89_�I mow Jim � , -- SAVINGS OF 50,- OFF a°rel t day Unit 4 - 109 Old Kingston Rd. 428-0722 .y1.1�y,:�,� '+.�9roe►ZIFi:iZ.4.� (y`�{� '}�jy� 4 ,/ .tea * 1.4.'!11'�I �'.:�F'(.'IT',i` i^'1'�'1•� ,'•'�'1':'iiai :/',�/' �" PAGE I�L�/f�7�Jvr:::: :::: •'•`:: •`•`•5►L`:: •`Js`a+.► ALL`atiSA►h1�ti1►iJ►L`'.s•LidaVS►`a>siL1�'.41`.!►i�i�5��� iouDnPiPP 1�1f�°' New ►'` soft - touch r materials for • '� sensitive gums WALTER WIMMER, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE FREE 420.5020 CONSULTATION Toll Free VI With 1 I � BIG SAVINGS � at � Michael Schroeder Art Galleries 4 i�fCUC V,1131 r1►n1i@ 1Rlonres^FUJI House. Fox Farnnily y Robert Bateman Carl grendem � � �O .•an+ie:'._ - �t.r9#'t "'� E�,�>_ x... r `„iii ►avin s u t0 /o OFF*on- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK � �°� trwto turtrr a '.1 Public school board elects new bosses DURHAM - Recent inaugural elections at the public school board were a breeze. Pickering's Louise Farr was unchallenged in her bid to return as chair, and Whitby's Patricia Bow- man won another term as vice -chair by acclamation. Choosing standing committee heads was equally smooth. Scugog's Bobbie Drew will lead the program committee, while Oshawa's Nancy McLean will serve as vice -chair. The finance and trans- portation committee will be headed by Pickering's Ruth Ann Schedlich, with Ajax's Duncan Read serving as vice -chair. Cindy Dudly, also from Ajax, will chair the employee relations committee and Scugog's Joyce Kelly will serve as vice -chair. The property and planning committee will be chaired by Oshawa's Audrey MacLean, while Pickering's lain McCully will be vice -chair. Only chairs were elected to advi- sory committees. Colleen Jordan of Ajax will lead the employment eqw- ty committee and Whitby's Allan Gunn will head the ethnocultural committee. Mr. Read will chair the modified school year committee, while Uxbridge's Wayne Wilson will lead the family life advisory committee. Lima 0 DOWN PAYMENT Less AA 1 1993 MAZDA 526 I LEASE FROM'228 �nrl 1993 MAZDA ,,Pd—d► A tl 323 PlamomLw 1993 MAZDA MYSTERE 1993 MAZDA 82200 1 993 MAZDA PRECIDIA "WE'LL MAKE R WORTH THE DRIVE TO WNTBr AUTOMOBILES LTD, LM""w ST., WIi1TB1► 668-6881 Tor. 686.2236 it M 0 f a Season Greetings From YVONNE'S HAIRSTYLIST & Shut-in Service Quality Haircare Friendly Atmosphere Specializing In: CURLS a RELAXERS Also: Tints, weaves, cuts, perms & treatments. 1105 Finch Ave., Pickering 42a541 1 Lima 0 DOWN PAYMENT Less AA 1 1993 MAZDA 526 I LEASE FROM'228 �nrl 1993 MAZDA ,,Pd—d► A tl 323 PlamomLw 1993 MAZDA MYSTERE 1993 MAZDA 82200 1 993 MAZDA PRECIDIA "WE'LL MAKE R WORTH THE DRIVE TO WNTBr AUTOMOBILES LTD, LM""w ST., WIi1TB1► 668-6881 Tor. 686.2236 it M 0 f a ir THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, DECEAfNER 26, IMPAGE 5 �i IS THE GHTE FOR BOXING DAY BOX�Mps� ;NC pDno 1 2 OFF ID • Christmas Gift Bags • Outdoor Lights • Replacement Bulbs Tree Ornaments • Christmas Candy Trees o�o�Rgp�q� tq ALL STORES WILL BE OP J �y r AJAX DICKERING �� (`� I I s WHRBY WEST HILL 4 Nwv 401 .GSTON RD N a SAY.YST W IM RV ST N M 8 DUNDAS ST Nwr� 1 q D 7 4 AV a MVY 2 .GSTON RD a , o IM RV ST N M DUNDAS ST Nwr� 1 NwY !D1 AV a 5 BAYLY ST. W., AJAR 1725 KINGSTON RD. J = 311 BROOK ST. NORTH gt RYLANDER BLVD BAYWOOD CENTRE ` ' Hwy. #2, East of Brock Rd. , Beside Franklin's . ��������T► Lane 4ze-»tt 68s-3784 sea -Dna Frozen Foods Shopping Centre(in Medical Building) Across from the Police Static E' :6"-3784 - 666 -DRUG 282-4223 ROSSLAND RD , o IM RV ST N m DUNDAS ST NwY !D1 5 BAYLY ST. W., AJAR 1725 KINGSTON RD. J = 311 BROOK ST. NORTH gt RYLANDER BLVD BAYWOOD CENTRE ` ' Hwy. #2, East of Brock Rd. , Beside Franklin's . ��������T► Lane 4ze-»tt 68s-3784 sea -Dna Frozen Foods Shopping Centre(in Medical Building) Across from the Police Static E' :6"-3784 - 666 -DRUG 282-4223 ` a N 5 BAYLY ST. W., AJAR 1725 KINGSTON RD. J = 311 BROOK ST. NORTH gt RYLANDER BLVD BAYWOOD CENTRE ` ' Hwy. #2, East of Brock Rd. , Beside Franklin's . ��������T► Lane 4ze-»tt 68s-3784 sea -Dna Frozen Foods Shopping Centre(in Medical Building) Across from the Police Static E' :6"-3784 - 666 -DRUG 282-4223 W The end of Christmas leaves us wishful and wistful. Our personal Christmas wish list fulfilled, we have a wish for the other 364 days of the year. N/ We wish that people treated one another all year the same way they do at O Christmas. FQ By all accounts, various food, clothes and toy drives held to help the needy this Yuletide season were a smashing success. Santa himself couldn't have \\AMEqAUGE been more generous than the people of Ajax and Pickering were in donating r :' items to the many agencies, businesses and organizations which saw to it that the less fortunate among us weren't ignored this festive season.We wish le could be as ISP generous all year long _neighbors helping B g r neighbors, lending a hand to those in need. It doesn't have to cost a la o. money; in fact, people don't need to spend a penny. If you'd like to feel warm all over all year long, be filled with the spirit of `u O o o� Christmas every day, it doesn't take much time or effort The rewards can be p o huge. �� p For example, you could join one of the many arca service clubs that do ., fine work to help out others. Maybe you could volunteer a couple hours a week to an agency that reach- es out and touches the lives of many people. Those agencies are countless.IR There's Community Care, for instance, which provides services to seniors .: to he them live independently . " IP pe yin their own homes, thus delaying a move to a nursing facility. There's APPLE House, which houses and helps abused women and children. There's the Distress Centre of Durham Region, the Red Cross, the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital... the list goes on. All of those– _ - agencies and institutions and many more rely on volunteers to help them do their fine work. ► - So, as you bask in the glow of this holiday season, consider this: You can — - - feel the spirit of Christmas all year long. It is better to give than receive, 365 times better when that giving doesn't end with Christmas. Letters 7 7 A Pickering Christmas with gifts from Ruth Grier To the editor, It seems this Christmas is not meant to please. When the present Pickering gets is garbage -- not trees. With gifts to buy for friends who are dear. We wait in anticipation for good news from Ruth Grier. Our hopes and trust we have put in her hands. We wish she'd exclude us from her IWA plans. She's given us reason td feel pretty miffed. Because for 17 Christmas' we've received the sante gift. The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Please keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, doubled spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit let_ tors for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. Metro's Brock West and the new sites that are planned. Will make our Pickering the smelliest of lands. Perhaps there's a solution to which all Pickering can subscribe. Let's kick these NDP bums out -- we can do so with pride. After all — we elected them -- because they said they were on our side. Allan Graham, Greenwood Landfill sites cause of numerous problems To the editor, With reference to the short list dump sites, how can the Interim Waste Authority consider estab- lishing more sites in close proxim- ity to populated areas after the dis- graceful perpetual care program at the closed Beare Rd. landfill. We are forced to breathe toxic fumes, some known to be carcino- genic and for the past five years have fought unsuccessfully to have remedial work done at the site, working with the Ministry of Environment whom we strongly suspect of working hand-in-hand with Metro Works. The final report. prepared by MOE regard- ing emissions of toluene, butane etc., etc., stated levels to be acceptable. Interesting to note an air sampler placed by the Ministry to collect an air sample and acti- vated by us during a severe period of toxic fumes was "lost" at the Ministry's laboratory, It appears to me that the own- ers of the landfill, Metro Works, may be violating Ontario's Envi- ronmental Protection Act Section Qtor-C Do you Plan to do any Boating Day shopping? 6 of Regulation 308 which clearly states: No person shall cause or permit to be caused the emission of any contaminants to such an extent or degree as to (a) cause discomfort to persons or (b) cause loss of enjoyment of normal use of property. All persons within the proposed landfill areas should know the problems experienced by us as a result of a site which received Metro's Waste in the past.Anne Jackson, ll''icltering Dorothy Atbtersley says, "No, I am on holidays in Claremont." Suzan Taylor says, "Yes, Ursula Mark says, "No. l used because of the good bargains." to shop for Christmas cards but I don't write too many cards now." Advertiser Me entire No" A Metroland Community Newspaper Is Protected by copyright and HUGH - Advwtwq manaW BRACE DANFORD - Rye" Sales Morloger unauthorized use ABE FAKOURE - Dadbutfon &iarxVw wRhout written can- sent Is prohlbNed. NEMap0p88 . 66")10 00tatunorr - 6a4117 • • rmothy John Whittaker t "Wes to � "° ttw dgm cl Ifyad or recuse ctAMI-7672 sail PubM:ll�r any e y 0VEM NATtOK ADVElrwatc iAIB N3-1>IO[I - at AIS dYcrMton. discie . SEAL BrATE & AYtOMiD11VE ADVEirioIC - 7N -76n Ray Blanchard says "No, I doubt it, not enough money," wNam Advwbw. .. Apr. Or S 2H, y CM Of �M�WMOaV aid Fei C of 1Jt1 nihV dd rx nwr� I~ hetdel �•�. � and Qap Advanco. er��: Qgrcoo,. �Q WMR AdyNtCo AIK e�Nf. eo11N 6uor &rlln°ton Poa. CoWrpMraad C orrreSon. Etobkvko Kh9dan This Week " W�cnkenor a &.. Mp,. C ltodv' upon W W" Wwwna**t Era. Noah York Norkwnb@,aW WMR. oc kv0s TN, Week. POUrborou°h This WID", Rich mnd oF81 e6awr. 00o Toddy. Orhorw/NM8 Y Card dub POW *00 MOV vay SO dip ftm pUMed POW M0*ok,,dPfWaV «*XWrWKmadMlwwtrrht a Court L �o"o C.omrrMryry b a dAaooi~ o d Onlorb press POW eciftft CC1or, "01 011900NNIn 11bw 1897. Md wb,c"n rater h oorwdx r Y'rar, 00 • eais o urham s nee .in jeopardy: politician DURHAM - Plans to phase out — rather than immediately cut — the provision of meals to the hungry could be jeopardized because of a "zealous attempt to help the needy," a politician fears. "We had assurance from the province the impact would not be immediate and we would be able to get over the winter months," regional health and social ser- vices chair Tom Edwards said Wednesday. But the Whitby mayor is wor- ried the phase out at Hostel Ser- vices (Durham Region) could be in danger because of publicity Obituary OATES, James Ronald - Suddenly at the Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 1992. James Ronald Oates, in his 49th year, beloved hus- band of Stella. Dear son of Bert and Ellen Oates. Brother of Tony and Chris. Brother-in- law of Bob and Diana and ron- in -law of Joan Godfrey. Lov- ingly remembered by nieces and nephews. Funeral arrange- ments were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 429-9488. Cremation. Donations to the Arthritis Society would be appreciated by the family. generated by the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board earlier this week. Trustees there agreed to send a letter to the Region, supporting Paul Woodcroft's call for a "quick resolution to this unfortu- nate situation," noting the Catholic church "stands for jus- tice and concern for those in need." The Region, which had been funding meals provided to the needy by the hostel, recently dis- covered some of the recipients were already receiving general welfare assistance and therefore weren't eligible for free meals. According to Mr. Edwards, the ministry of community and social services ordered the Region to stop providing food to welfare recipients, "because it's viewed as a double payment," but had agreed to phase the program out. He's worried the Region will be forced to stop the program immediately if other organiza- tions in a similar predicament learn of the phase out and ques- tion it. The hostel, located on Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, provides lodging to men and provides meals, coun- selling and support for men, women and children. The Region gives about -$50,000 a month to the hostel, $20,000 of which funds meals. It's trying to work with hostel administration to "come up with an alternative program," says Garry Cubbitt, commissioner of social services. Mr. Woodcroft couldn't be reached for comment. ...... _ . .... .... ■ a, .. _ _,..... _.- - a�.'+'":'��. ;`�`e'�i°i'�ka'Qu�i �T ��.��x-r'el���'� ..ci, +.• ... , ,;''. Y i 31S.Lsa•��:'1-3Tri'17T1`f't"!'�'rlTE.rrrrrrrrfr�TT'irrfT"TTfWgrV ATT4a10rvwwwvfl�,WWVVVVVWa1I1Tlsi��Hilti�3�lflSi�'�y�a� PAGE i THE NZWS ADVER 1SBR SATURDAY, DECZMM 341!!2 ::�.::•.:'.'.`.�t�i.`. Jr1!►37 Pickering budget talks under way • early in new year PICKERING - Town politicians will begin hammering out the 1993 budget and resulting tax rate in the new year. Budget debates, which are open to the pt.blic, are scheduled for Mon- day, Jan. 4 and Tuesday, Jan. 5 beginning at 9 am. each day. Councillors will sift through each department's proposed budget and make revisions they feel are appropriate before setting the 1993 municipal tax rate. Last year, politicians whittled away at the departments' "wish lists" until they achieved a zero per cent tax hike over 1991. This year, howev- er, items they'll be grappling with include staffing and operating costs of a new fireball recently approved for Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave. The budget meetings are held in the councillors' committee room at the civic complex, One The Esplanade. PC�� OPEN 'Warehouse Mon trcicy 10.6 1501 Hopkins St., Whitby (416)430-8081 Fax 430-0795 t `} Complete systems start at $999. Tease recycle this newspaper Boxing Dai SPWALS AVAILABLE UNTIL JAN. 2 PC, 1993 REST I I p I a 10 YR. 15 YR. 20'1S'1Y 4 PIECE SPECIAL* aAYur wswr STN 785 WEEY RD. S. uNrr is, AiAx 3 -sod 1 *, 68Mon. • Thurs.10.8, R. 104 wEST11EY Saturday 9.6, Sunday 9.3 ectaci lar :AvaW* in 5 wbrs • 131aCk •cantle • Pira • Red • ek,e rl •73 « ,, r !FQR _..�� DAYBEpg � �9 )X I Attic. PICKERING - A development of low-rise "garden" condominiums was approved for the Town centre Monday night. The Tridel development will see 184 units near Hwy. 2 and Valley Farm Rd., adjacent to two existing high-rise condo buildings. Two more high-rise towers are currently planned by Tridel for the future. The low-rise development was initially planned as 226 units but was modified by Tridel due to res- idents: complaints. Voting against the project were councillors Kip Van Kempen, Doug Well- man and Maurice Brenner. Councillor Van Kempen, who expressed con- cern about the density of the high-rise towers yet to come, asked for a staff report on an amendment that could reduce the density of the project's third phase. Gourmet Food Prepared For You! Lee Hung Gourmet carries on a belief set forth by the Lee Hung Cooking School - that people deserve delicious, gourmet food. For over two years, I have had the privilege of sharing that outlook with my students. Cooking and eating are not simply necessities - they're fun! I am amazed at the enthusiasm my students show. They have encouraged me to create even more dishes, and offer them not just to my students, but everyone else as well. So now, allow us to do your cooking for you! I guarantee you'll enjoy real, home - style cooking, prepared right on the premises. We have three sections of delicious food to choose from. "Stir- LEE HUNG Up A Good Time- lets you be the chef - we'll provide all the fresh, ready -to -cook, sliced and chopped vegetables, marinated meat, and even our exclusive special stir -fry sauce. Or try our Prepared Frozen Gourmet Foods, featuring items like Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Apricot and Nuts Stuffing. Lastly, our "International Gourmet Dinner in Minutes" section includes delights like Cajun Chicken Wings, Italian Meatballs in Tomato Sauce, Authentic Sweet and Sour Chicken, and Spring Rolls, just to name a few. I personally invite you to sample Lee Hung Gourmet. I would love your feedback. And have a Gourmet day! Cater- ing from as low as. $695 P"Pers0n Call Lee or Beya to arrange your party today! "A Great Finger Food" 11 Cajun Chicken Wings Mild or Spicy Heat & Service 99 SAVE $5.00 3 lbs. Only... 440 Authentic Sweet & Sour Chicken with pi apple - Exotic! �, R = 9 s.: $4.99 Ib Gift Certificates available from... • Lee Hung Gourmet • Lee Hung Cooking School Stuffed Chicken Breasts with apricot and nuts, bread stuffing «stuffed nd wilh garden v( wild rice stu(firp $ 99 Prepared & Ib. Frozen Frozen Won 'ion Soup' 12 - .i delicious 99 dumplings per Pk9• All Recipes developed b LEE F,. HUNG COOKING SCHOOL LEE HUNG GOURMET ..427-4777 TRANSIT SQUARE -100 WESTNEY ROAD, S. AJAX - _ _ _ - _ _ _ _--.._-,-.-tom_.. r.:r�r�ra.�n+�77i'r7Y7 r"P'11r q"1 .f,3ir t4Y►R+•i•�.�.N �HwrF*fy -� C1 11 '1 N� IrCWJ AU YCK � IJGK Jn a vw✓.u� ✓�.,. �...,r,.., ...q .��� ,,,.... ..` 1 S S !.' ' ' f f . 1 f 1 ' {J.':l,T { / S �. 71, _; "• • . . Al _Boxing Day .Sale Visit our N -.-w ifestyles" department for all your favourites on mu. sic and video! Not sure? Sample it first on the Pix Machine Y- 7 A99 ` .'� 19 each 17each each 1697 each compact disc 799 each cassette _ 1697each compact disc 997each cassette Great Ni°,ties .Movies Under $1l a.'great selection - of videos Music Under$10 Assorted titles on cassette and compact disc 93 1997 each $ 99 each ft D" -99 each � _ �) � Prices in effect while cerin Town Centre quantities last ti 3�I4 :rlt►i .d: A389/.3�AC .Y.1Qa"l:f 1'' 3[:i'L:"'7:::�'c'.'. ":^�:}� ?}.�. PAGE WTM NEN5ADVERT15Elt SAnWDAV, DDCEMEn X199E 529 9 8 program washer with 3 water levels. 3 temperature selections. 268 942 210. 0 0 99 0 6 program dryer. Large capacity. 5.9 cu.ft. 15 year rust warranty' on drum. 268 982 210. Warranty Beta is at Sears I* 39999 6 program washer with 3 preset temperatures. Self - clean filter. 268 942 000. 64999 16.9 cu.fL refrigerator. with full width shelves, veg- etable container. 468 953 072. J 29999 2 program dryer with Timed Heat and Air. 1 heat level. White. 268 982 000. 414999 18.1 cu.ft. refrigerator. - Top mount. Adjustable shelves and rollers. 468 930 820. "99 Compact canister vacuum. 750 watts. 4 tools store on top. 20• cord. 208 932 110. 29499Sears 4.99 Canister vacuum with 1300 watts. Lighted power -mate with Wide cleaning path. 2 08 932 652. Sale prices end April 24 1993 161399 2 -stitch sewing machine has 2 utility stitches, free arm convertibility. 208 981 002 259'99 ew peg" •10 -stitch sewing machine has 5 utility stitches, 5 stretch stitches. 208 981 010. Sale prices end April 27, 1993 FINAL WEEK: NO PAYMENTS 'TIL APRIL 1993, NO - NO NO No Administrative Charges. No 3rd Party Credit A Application. No Pr �s t PP Prepayment of Taxes. At Sears, it's that simple! NO PAYMENT OR CREDIT CHARGES UNTIL APRIL 1993 ON APPROVED CREDIT. SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY. NO PAYMENTS OFFER APPLIES TO ANY SINGLE ITEM OF $200 OR MORE IN OUR FURNITURE, MAJOR APPLIANCES, HOME ELECTRONICS, FLOOR FASHIONS AND } CUSTOM WINDOW COVERINGS DEPARTMENTS. OFFER ENDS SUN. JAN. 3 , 1993. THIS OFFER DOES NOT INCLUDE LIQUIDATION ITEMS IN CLEA ES -. - Plus, Sears Club members get Sears Club points or AIR MILESTm Travel miles on account puchases RANCE CENTR -AIR MILES International Holdings N.V. Authorized user Sears Canada Inc. v 0 Ji ET ST/ •54999 n 30" electric range. Easy clean. 2-6", 2-8" deluxe coil elements. White. 228 962 030. 43999 30" electric range. Low wat- tage elements with chrome centre caps. White. 228 96o o3o THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, DW9MXER 26,1992-PAGIC U � 1 it f' 55999 30" electric range. 2-6". 2-8" deluxe coil elements, clock and cook timer. 228 961 120. Self -clean extra .$40 OFF 7e0=CUeFT 1.4 eu.Ft CHEST Mueowwve FREEZER 28�99 27999 719S9ea9rs reg. 609 99 30" `classic' electric range. Simmer, high-speed elements White. Easy -clean. 228 966 020. Almond. fashion front door. solid element. and self -dean extra Sale price ends Feb. 13. 1993 GREAT BUY! 18.6-CU.FT. - RE WOERATOR 114099 900 watts, 10 power levels. Freezer has textured cabinet Wirt 2 full width, glass white. 228 989 250 ser. and i basket. White. cantilever shelves. White wooear.'- ebo on w& 468 948 710. 468 950 840 Sale price ends 11 -rich 27,1993 999 Sears reg. 379.99 24" built-in' dishwasher has two level wash. rinse agent and five cycles. 228 972 301. 'Instailation extra 6699Sea9rs reg 759 99 24" portable dishwasher has 7 tap -touch controls. woodgrain laminated top. Wht. 228 973 461. Almond also on sale Sale price ends Feb. 13, 1993 $340 OFF 3=4 THRE" SERGER ,49W-19 Has differentia! feed, beehive tension. 208 981 470 Sale Price ends Feb. 13,1993 I(ENMOREo-eOCANADA'S #I SELLING BRANDOf major appliances• • DEC. 27, 1992, WE RE OPEN 10 AAA P.M. SE"S your money's worth... and more VISIT SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE PHONE 420.9000. WE'RE OPEN MON.-FRI. 10:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M.E:00 P.M., SUN. 10:00 AM. -6:00 P.M. "MR A.r` 4''T.�•+'6��'j1My'•J:�..Y�/=tiY X TAf.Z 12-'! N■� 8i►iiik X p x11!!! 0 0 0 •I a OPEN SU"AY eaceept %%"by & simeoe Locations AM stores open . Mon. tleru. 1'bum 3 p.m.` (at GO station) - 427-9938 Tues. -Wed. 10-7 Thurs. t Fri. 9.8 Sat $4, Sun. 104 0 985-4318 TUGS. 84 Wed., Thurs., Frl. 8-8 Saturday 84 Sunday 84 0 THE NEWS ADVEWMgg MTVgVALMKj:MW 36 I-PAGE13 larrii Boxing Day begins at 8:30am Sul�day, We couldn't bear to miss you. 0= •1 ST! ZO��° OFF EVERYTHING I SundaDec. 27 N OUR STORE"Mondayy Dec. 28 only CASH OR it emb 0 APRIL 1993 AT SEARS. OFFER ENDS THURSDAY., DECEMBER 31, 7994 ! 54999Pp LARGE CAPACITY KENMOREr WASNER 8 -program mode: has 3 water eve 5, Dual Action' agitator, 3 water temperatures. 26c 142 200 M SO% OFF 36 OZ: LUXURY CARPET 19 ";::-39,— I�� vum il 39 99 sq yd TextLrea S::xony nylon carpet 28 m2) 2115";--4, 44 09 sq yd 40% off oz.' carpet 86,21 reg 49 99 sq yd 40% off 5 2 oz ' carpet 1. .. - ,w,o,e shearing 84999 30" Kenmore' range has deluxe c3 i elemenrs, analog dock White. 226 102 03C ser Aimona Fashion pont door Je i -c lean ex h a 841wil"Wr� 1 S. >I -cu. ft. frost -Free Kenmore' refrigerator has odj. shelves. 466 130 820 IC I rM NNW canister vacuum. 1300 watts, 4 pile height adjustments. 206 132 710 L F..." -f- _ _._.... __ .r ff $50 OFF 24" built-irf dishvrasher, 0 cyc es-_ Reg 499 99^449.99 • In .,11,. 36999 LARGE CAPACITY KENMORE'' DRYER 5 -program model has Soh Heat, Fabric Master"', drum light and large door opening. 266 182 200. 50% FF HUNTER DOUGLAS HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL BLINDS Sears Besr' biinds come in a wide assortment of colors. Hurry in! 35% off pleated shades. '=0 OFF Kerrrroeo 10 -stitch sewing machine. 206 181 010 Reg. 389.99 259." 7 -head VHS VCR with remote control. 576 130 082. SCRATCH AND DENTSJrONE=OF=AnKINDS,END OF THE LINE YEAAA END FURN ITURE CL EA]tANCE Wlqffl illuAN Num M„ ON uL som CWaDMMS SUN=,MUM . DON'T � I" SINALVffEK01 _ . NO UNTIL No payments or credit charges until April 1993 on approved credit. Some restrictions apply. 'No Payments' offer applies to an L _93 7 1 -Furniture, Major Appliances, Home Electronics, Floor Fashions and Custom Window Coverings Departments. This offer does not include liquidation items lin oor more i ur Clearan our nce Centres. Plus, Sears Club members get Severs Club Points or AIR AWLES"' Travel Miles on account 7'AIR MILE$ International Holdings N.V. Authorized user Sears Canada Inc. �rChoses• SALE PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL THURS., DEC. 31, 1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATEDElk, WHILE QUA LAST your money's worth... and more - - h -T SE RS PICK ERING o�" PHONE 420 -mm W ERE OPEN MON EN—ME • .-FRI. 10.00 A.M.-9:00 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M.-6:00 P M. SUN. 12:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. I 0 0 .s A a L7 If JOICO ECOSYSTEM 20% OFF For 1 month only • offer expires Jan. 31/93 • Oshawa Centre • Pickering Town Centre • Eaton Centre (3rd level below) • Scotia Plaza Erin Mills Town Centre �THEIV) VVS AIyV�i(T'�S S�A''p[f�DAY, DI EM�F�� �4 199ZPAGE 15 N A T U R A L )U U,, � I' • Scotia Plaza 368-5338 • Eaton Centre (Level 3) 977-4848 • Promenade 889-3300 M y IJV:,V•.M.'�1 f�U:1f .h��� �.M.V Vtt:d-.Nl.s� Vf V Afie 1'0f•t!-.M A 1;i1'.U:- .uutl -iiL �'t1t,:�t•� ' �y+ye�y�`�'E�j�-C�'"�"Tv=.#�:L',ti4!pKtT+.'wv�... •... �--. .. k 'y ___�___J �.. e�•_s'...�;'"/iGj±t:,{�+`�"'fC��..wi�L�'i1".�S+�v���"M•.1'' p'L�`r'iS�7i:�`tX+�^'.�."�i. �r.. 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()LO) a • SAVE F* 30x48 EMBRACE BATH MATS 50% 1/2 PRICE sided 14U ESSEX 21 x 34 r -g, 29.99 S"I 14.99 TOWELS Contourregreg. 291 SALE 14.99 Reg. 8.99 U . 1 i-99 SALE 7.99 I24 x 42 reg. 44.99 SALE 22.49A49 Vanity reg. 29.99 SALE 14.99 SA JACQUARD RUGS i 30x48 Asst. patterns & double RUGS sided 14U Reg. 19.99 �q ' 999 �4 FIRST ' 00eQUAR PLACEMATS Double sided jacquard placemats. Various patterns Reg. 3.99 199 :1 Iii MIRAFIL PILLOW White poly cotton with 100% polyester fill. Std. or Queen Reg. 19.99 799 tk� ARLES MA{ESTY J FIRENZE SAV 0 RA A NCE CHECK TOWELS Reg, 7.99 X99 O/ - w: �fa o FF CORDUROY BEDRESTS Blue, Rose, ' Brown, Beige Reg. 29.'" .999 EMBRACEABLE TOWELS Rei;. 18.99 ,949 CRITERION TOWELS Reg -20.9 NOW 899 CRO jVET�COV�RSE rucc"d e aI VIFNS SAVE 40% -.. Dbtt rwin rte. 52.99 SLE , /Quee►e ; l . 79 -9. yv Kin SALE 47 99 K�99 Pillow Sham SALE .; 9.99 Standard reX 24.99 SALE Pillow sha 14.99 Kin m 8 ` " `„� SALE E 500/ )0 -SA O 16” TOSS CUSHIONS Asst. patterns to choose from Reg. 14.99 7 49 PICKERING HOME DESIGN CENTRE � 1755 Pickering Parkway007 7=1V=17SA7 jcs 1 •moi .� f' A -LE RUGS 14U 9 SALE 9 ■ rte.... A I A I!'`. S 4 40 mv r N Nam ' CASHWAY BOXING WEEK Tr- eat.�re ,itelO ._ ALL ----�, INDOOR/OUTDOOR Io LIGHTS OFF regular pries r:__�rQ_f CEDAR FRENCH DOORS � FLAT GLASS 2'0" x 6'8" t2'6" x 6'8"-�2'8" x 6'8" -L' r DISCONTINUED CEILING FANS O Various styles and designs. V DECE!VIRER 27 TO JANUARY 2 �(1iLID vAK TOILET SEAT With brass hinges and polyurethane coating. The Cashwav Team! .'USHERS, SCOOPS, w O CAR BRUSHERS I AND SCRAPERS OFF , 5 DISCONTINUEDREADY TO ASSEMBLE & ASSEMBLED FURNI-FURE In pine & laminated oak finishes. LOTS OF STYLES TO DISCONTINUED AND FORMER DISPLAY MODELS OF LIGHT FIXTURES SELECTED 30&Z 70 STANLEY OFF HAND regular prices TOOLS y 35OFF regular prices C r OFF prices PRI: -TINTED PAINTS FLATAND SENII- G LOSS LATEX � "'UB ENCLOSL'RES In various styles & designs. SELECTED DISPLAY MODELS OF NANITIES MEDICINE CABINETS to SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION my DewanC w sow ps, , exceW a"&" stock therdom Westney Height ndm d.A®kew"avA� h It Plaza stores. Iters arc subjected to prior sAL Sorry, no {Westney & Hviry. 2) nimcbeft C AS H WAY HOM Sundry 0 un. - s p,L Wrd. _N will. - 0 p.m ' Sswrdsy :am:6 You can depend on us.MV DAY 42T 9931_ ...a.. -. ':,..::." e�-'-...: .. -•�- � .� ter' -+ti'"`. si/' a -'.r a APPLY FOR YOUR CASHWAY CRFDIT CARD V SA .1 R•�i�il'i�i!�23L7cii . %�'x+y'S,,w+u`4.'� +r,: `•. it i4!E4'�1". i!�°ti, • ... . -- ' �Date"top NORMAN NELSON Dwhr Stmff DURHAM - Two Durhon Cops have been cleared of any wmngdo- ing by an inlemal investigation that was prompted by an edition of CBC's Fifth Estate. Chief Trevor McCagherty has lashed out at "an attempt at chirac- ter assassination" by the program that delved into the police investi- gation and two court cases that arose out of the Christine Jessop sex slaying and the subsequent conviction of Guy Paul Morin. "I'he conduct of police officers is subject to complete public accountability," he said. "It is my fervent wish that the same account- ability mechanisms existed for this type of television broadcast." He said it has been a "difficult Lime" for two Durham Regional Police officers and their families after CBC aired an interview with a woman who said a Durham cop investigating the Jessop murder asked her for a date. The interview given by the estranged wife of one of the initial suspects prompted Chief McCagherty to launch an inquiry. The program narrator related how two Durham detectives (crow staff sergeants), who had asked vivid questions relating to the woman's sexual relationship with her estranged husband, eventually "lost interest" in the suspect, "but not in (his wife)". The announcer related that one of the officers "slid up to her" and asked for a date. The woman said she was asked out by a detective who was "intrigued" about her sex life, and it was about a week later "the other detective..asked the same thing". She wondered in the interview "When you're talking about two officers of the law, who do you Complain to?". Chief McCagherty said in a Press release the "contents of the interview created the impression of anPrOPnetY on the part of the two officers". The inquiry, which was aimed ■M an 01Km Tripwt NSE wFIRST -**T R k..�. 'DINEREO• wATCA ENVIRON ENTALLl --RIENAY: SEEK ;ONTEIPORAR, SPORT r ' o iTrIING PERFECT FOR :WERrOAr iEND $Ii i5 u is FOR i1411PPMGAND HANDLING TO INDEPENDENT MAILERS 1628 T-nbeM St, Pickefift Ont. L1X 2C2 c 5-pft III ssHIM tomes 51AWSuperior recordings are made on Memorex dB 90 N tapes. 4441301 �� J11 199 Stock up and put all your N favourites on tape. Up to six hours of recording. V, S>� All Radio Shack brands only All Radio Shack brands only ' -� Boxing Day specials shown may not be ` TM x -.available in all shies. All products adver- lised are limited to store stock only— W", 'sorry, no Rain Checks nlessBwWispecifie / LM adapters not included unless specified. Radio Shade does not accept liability for pictorial or typographic errors. Pries Make shopping easier with a Radio Shack shown are actual retail prices, exclusive credit card. Get your application at any of any applicable taxes. Radio Shack store or participating dealer. 'Re"ar ratalt price 12adie _ Check the white Pages for the Radio Shack - IP 11+1 ;fie Nom. M .. . fhN.'r•{ ii •il►e�►H� �1� `� ` { r.� 4�+ff f�N1� 1+ *� w* 4r% �w r1 .s+s- ��► r� �� { �i i NEtfiS ADVER77SEIt SATURDAY D r P9 4r s • Iris Our Week AfterSubsidized r Eft �. "91_pAGE 11 t .�,, course's 0 F] 0, FANTASTIC SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE MALL... SUNDAY, DEC. 27"' TILL THURSDAY, DEC. 31 HARWOOD HIGHWAY 401 W HUNT <I " PLACEMAU g RACE M&L z i 314 HARWOOD AVE. S., AJAX ►+A�ooAVE �� a BAYLY ST. AJAX for tradespeople at Durham C DURHAM - Subsidized courses are being offered to qualified tradespeople beginning next month. Durham College and the min- istry of skills development are offering the courses to people who have at least one of the fol- lowing: Ontario Certificate of Qualification, Certificate of Apprenticeship, Interprovincial Trades Certificate, or equivalent experience to b,- qualified by the apprenticeship b:4nc111. Qualifications must be related to the course applied for. Pio- Economical computing power you can carry with you anywhere a A 14001" Victor 305n SX/20 notebook has a v/?�. Eou buy a V'� °�f n pur last 80386SX/20 microprocessor Inhen ompu er (right). you mer in with 1MB RAM, 60MB hard drive and chase aoftaacia18Pf�o Gce I A screen Besndows 3.1. t of Glto ee LCD ve our comPu operates powYour source. 2219- Reg 129.95^ .Nn:ai-3SO6 .�.^ w„` — weighs less than 7 lbs. for effortless portability. 251-3505 ho -way speaken HALF PRICE Acoustic suspension extension speakers with 50 watt power handling capacity. Great sound— great price. 40-1992 Y X: f F.17 Powers up rechargeable nickel -cadmium D, C, 9V, AA and AAA batteries in about 5 hours. 23-233 DIVISION ® WTER'd11N CANADA LTD Va/ue Leafier SALE UMS pCC. 31,1992 or participating dealer nearest you grams available include CAD/CAM Basic; CAD/CAM Advanced; Fibre Optics: Appli- cation/Installation; C.N.C. Mill; Robotic Maintenance: Pneumat- ics; Hydraulics I; Hydraulics II; Programmable Control; Robotics I; Robotics I1; Gas Tungsten Arc Welding; Gas (TIG) Welding (Pipe); Train the Trainer, Fire Alarm and Protection Systems: Components and Devices; Appli- cation and Installation; Fire Pre- vention Systems; and Interfac- ing. For more information on these courses or to register, call Rick Ross at 721-2000, extension 217 or Catherine at extension 383. each week brew your own beer or wt to at hall price xt our dean modern WAss. 1 CB V Q THE BREW-rT BEER SHOP DurhamSquare Ptrta (Behind cci JWs) Just west of t iverpool /ROP5 CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears 'Boxing Week Safe and Clearance" flyer on page Al there appears a reference to *Sears Club members earning 20 bonus points for every $100.00 worth of major appliances or fumifure they buy with their Sears card. Details page A8.' However, page AS contains no details of this promotion because the above statement had been picked up in error in this preprint. On page A4 where k states 'instaled Brake Service at 50% ofP. This saving refers to the 'Labour Only'. Parts are at regular price. On page A8 for the Stereo System, Stock 428331 for $599.99, regular price $699.99, save $100.00. This should read that $599.99 is the regular price and there is no save story. Also, on page A8, the typewriter Stock $40144 shown for $149.99, regular price $169.99, save $20.00. This should read that $149.99 is the regular price and there is no save story. Sears apologizes for any inconvenience that this may have caused our customers. � �'---s'.t �zc �c.:.::::::.......w•i..i.r►.i.a1�.warii i:�.isYiii�r'Y►•.... -' s'•s'.�.:-.'.. - q`�'�-�._'0*���"�-•��� -.�''!'�'��."��� _��nL`,_ C� f 1 ".. c�j, J7 T f 992 e A Snow an., Cleaning up after last week's dump of snow is Highbush Public School employee Dave Spence - 6' FICUS On real wood. Reg 129.99 $A n99 6' photo by A.J Groen On real wood. Reg. 99.99 $399' a J/J(i�Z7ylQ�" _ ^ DESIGN IN SILK INC. e 1755 PICKE RING PARKWAY, UNIT if PICKERING- ONTARIO L1V IC8 428-8750 I 14 Ij ff, TIN I-Iff q, pA s MONDAY TO THURSDAY ONLY DECEMBER 28-31 PELLET STOVES CFM GAS LOGS CLARE GAS FIREPLACES' HUNTER ,Y GAS INSERTS DIRECT VENTS O VALOR WOOD STOVES = sK:; 'POLAR WOOD INSERTS HEAT -N -MO Ir CLEARANCE OSBURN GAS STOVES HAUGHS GLASS DOORS WATERFORD TOOL SETS HERBAGE WOOD BOXES "RA CHIMNEY MANTELS HEARTLAND PATIO FURNITURE OECARO COOK STOVES WHITFIEL.D 69.0. PARTS 3 -16,646 ACCESSORIES 1 - 1992 4 DR CIERA SL -LOADED I Professional Installations Available By Licensed hstalleLrs. 3,000 Sq. Ft. Buming Displays 2 - } EVERYTHING AT LEAST 10% OFF DELTA 88 LS FROM h9 790 an� 1 - 1992 4X4 S-10 BLAZER LOADED WWIIjo ;; k 9 .1 , & ALLEGE 3 - 1992 iWJ if/11! WAYf: _».16"__ 1992 MODEL BLOWOUT OVER 40 TO CHOOSE FROM _f• ONLY UNTIL JAN. 4 •i• Mei • - GREAT 1992 DEMO SELECTION 12 TO CHOOSE FROM flis GM SAVE $$WITH YOUR DISCOUNT 5 - 1992 GEO METRO FROM 7,742 EVUE ERY 1 - 1992 CAVALIER 4 DR RS V6 LOADED 12,999 1992 6 - 1992 CORSICAS FROM h1 599 SAVE 3 - 1 1992 1992 LUMINAS FROM CAPRICE `13 917 SALE - ACHEVA 4 DR DEMO. LOADED LOADED INC. LEATHER INT. $19,717 MORE $ 1 - 1992 ACHIEVA 2 DR SPORT COUPE LOADED -16,646 M 1 - 1992 4 DR CIERA SL -LOADED 116,496 WH 2 - 1992 DELTA 88 LS FROM h9 790 1 - 1992 4X4 S-10 BLAZER LOADED rn,489 ALLEGE 3 - 1992 ASTRO PASS VANS FROM '15.697 2 - 1992 FULL SIZE 2 WD SHORT BOX EXT CABS LOADED -18,634 GRAD 1 - 1992 FULL SIZE 2 WD PICK-UP WELL EQUIPPED 813,758 PLAN 1 - 1992 FULL SIZE 4X4 PICK-UP LOADED •19,912 1 - 1992 314 TON 04 P.0 - (INCLUDES BLADE) EQUIPPED FOR PLOWING '12,641 IF YOU THINK THESE NEW VEMCLE PRICES ARE LOW... CHECK OUT OUR SE1FemoN OF COMPANY DEMONSTRATORS. GM SAVE $$WITH YOUR DISCOUNT 'Above Pfices W&AAde caW*ackS, or customer may finance or lease at 2.9% finance (OAC.) in Neu of cashbaciL This offer appliesto 1992 Lis for details 19 models only. Other cashbacks and finace Programs may appy to selected 1993 models. Please Y applicable height and taxes extra. Mph1��/:1� 'Sheridan 3-1992 CAVALIER 4 DR RS DEMI) - WELL EOMPPED "BARGAIN" EVUE ERY 1-1992 2 1v"'ii Z-24 CONVERTIBLE DEMO' `19,461 •oE. 1992 - Z 1 - 1992 CORSICA (DEMO - LOADED BERIMA GTZ DEMO - LOADED `14999 -SAVE"I(YEA OWES� ODEL2 - 1992 LIlIINA DEMO'S `SAVE'U� SALE 1 - 1992 ACHEVA 4 DR DEMO. LOADED '15,279RICES 2- ,9oQ ASTRO PASS INNS DEMO '"SAVE"F THE M ' SAAR DEALS ON 110ST 19,9 NSTOCK MODELS AS WELL R I 'Above Pfices W&AAde caW*ackS, or customer may finance or lease at 2.9% finance (OAC.) in Neu of cashbaciL This offer appliesto 1992 Lis for details 19 models only. Other cashbacks and finace Programs may appy to selected 1993 models. Please Y applicable height and taxes extra. Mph1��/:1� 'Sheridan MW-STON . •oE. G "spot w A t r-, 0,i O I 0 o Sale now in full swing ... ends December 31st, 1992. MC)LI GOURMET BLACK FOREST :•.��° HAM 198 100 Gr. 3"LB. - i" ,� res �.,�,Y„""y • " � IMSIENNA 0 ORTADELLA SSI 100 Gr. ATWOOD MOZZARELLA CHEESE 88100 G,. DELLBROOK'S OWN 0 POTATO SALAD 3 9 LORETTA'S RECIPE goo cr. DELLBROOK'S OWN SEAFOOD PASTA SALAD LORETTA'S RECIPE100 Gr. REGULAR � GROUND EEF 2" kg RIB 39�LB. r kg 790 BONELESS CHICKEN BRf�ST 4y110kg, yW. 2200 BROCK RD. NORTH X28 -M 4CHRIS7MAS HOURS DECEMBER 24TH 9-7 DECEMBER 26TH 104 1. DECEMBER 313t 9-7 JANUARY IST 114 N. jT1R�1!*SAA 1KTP"}* AIMMM 34 iii1-469 2i ASTRO YOGURT U Fruit on bottom 49 /2175 6ml • • p BLEACH � �ucxr LAUNDRY -DETERGENT 3.6 LT. 5 6 LT. -•��� ITAL PASTA-,. ASSORTED VARIETIES 8 9 900 GR. I ANE FADGE I ' 7 FUMIYE E FHUNT'S SPPA'GHETTISAUCE 29 725 YL DELLBROOK HOURS Monday to Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Adult education centre- opens AJAX-PICKERING - If your New Year's resolution is to con- tinue your education, you're in luck. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board will open its new west end adult education centre the first week of January. Located at 50 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, the centre is aimed at Ajax and Pickering resi- dents but will serve anyone from Durham. An adult secondary school credit program for mature stu- dents will be offered in an adult classroom setting, while an inde- pendent learning program offers a flexible schedule and continuous enrolment. English as a second language, another continuous enrolment program, will also be offered at the centre. A literacy/numeracy program is designed to teach and improve reading and math skills. Day, evening and Saturday programs will be offered and the centre will begin accepting regis- trations Monday, Jan- 4. You're invited to drop in Mon- day through Friday from 8:30 a -m- to 4:30 p.m- or call 576-6150 or 686-1541, extension 214. Essentially, were everything you need for the next 365 days... loe' AND OMMiESS DIRECTORY Watch for it! r Crime Stoppers in Police seek store crooks By SGT. GRANT ARNOLD Durham Regional Police DURHAM - Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving a break, enter and theft in Oshawa on Saturday, Oct. 24. Between midnight and 8 a.m., burglars pried open the rear door of a vacant unit locat- ed beside GG Variety, 837 Simcoe St. S. The suspects mashed a hole through the drywall to ,gain entry to the variety store and then disman- tled the alarm system. A small grey metal safe containing cash was taken from the cash register area. Lottery tick- ets and a large quantity of cigarettes were also stolen. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest in any crimi- nal offence. If you have any information regarding this crime or any other serious crime, call us. As a caller, you will be given a code number and not be required to go to court. The Crime Stoppers phone number is 436. 8477. That's 436 -TIPS. ... Sgt- Grant Arnold is the coordinator of Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. PIONEER' 71r An of &we. -tavern" Y LASERDISC PLAYER 1888 CLP•M3o1 CDICDYlCDplayer with high quality $ ehdeo of 125 Ines, program+ pay. 1-M DIA cormnW wRh nolle shaping p091am pift daWoodel scan, '""°k`°nb°` .,66 la:7 �MULT!-DISC f�IONCEJ2' C,7 rnoNEER� PIONEER - CAR Arra &.�-'a°.*x+w .,. ,,. ,. �.�...._. 11 CAR AUDIO 6 PAK CD CHANGER CLEARANCE ID-Me01. 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" , 38r 7� ND I,- E R _. Y' 4 HUNT ST. AJAX 686=14W,%1__ALA1La �x i �(t NIIJ10I 1 1 rice and toss two or three minutes in hot oil. Add turkey, gravy, eggs, salt and celery and place in round casserole dish or deep pie plate. Bake at 350° F (1809 C) about 35 minutes. Remove from oven. Spread with layer of cran- berry sauce, if you wish it, and sprinkle cheese on top. Return to oven for five minutes. Cut in wedges and serve hot or cold. Serves six. To make a festive snack for the birds, the `Bird Winter Treats' are also found in The Creative Cook's Recycling Book - 1 cup (250 ml) solid peanut butter 1R cup (125 ml) bread crumbs Mixture of seeds and nuts Form peanut butter into a ball. Mix with crumbs, if you need them for binding. Roll ball in nuts and seeds. Put in a mesh bag such as the type that held your oranges or onions, and hang near your window so you can watch the fun. TIP: Other uses for mesh bags - Large bags used for oranges can be taken back to supermarkets and used again for groceries. The smaller ones can be reused for bulk purchases such as mush- rooms or beans. `Please 'recycle this newSpapi Print only "W framed Vr MONDAY DEC. 28 11:00am-5:00PM BOXING DAY SALE Only 19.00 FRAIED Plus up to 5000FF ALL N S10p(FfiAlC lt1WWWPRKM 25 OFF CUSTOM FRAMING r � v ., tti.�M t� �rYt� � � ,: � �- � � n.1. : S�nt�\�:.' �3 .7�.�.NS`.'' li'ftA?�•, ':r.�w r`'♦ `.:..• .'3'e..:c;:F '1y; �:'.:. 01 cc Cn c Kitchener • Windsor • Toronto • Guelph • Oshawa �1 0 cc cc r All -4 U ► ~~'�: cccc s � . 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We Give You The Hest Value For Your Nlone% ! 10()c'c Satisfaction Guaranteed: �- • 11,4 I %k .Alla 11CU CM j( is y4 try .' 7 L>rty _ Y 0 t I -Bunk Mattress Foam Sp §A� ane A'� •1•r.M1• yr. warranty t, CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURER'S SINCE 1978 r:t 0 : V a 1 0 Q) yr. warranty t, CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURER'S SINCE 1978 '..ar+..-_i.�r�. �.. :._.,...u..._._... ..._......... ....�..�...-. -..... ......�...:--�... �._ _-a�. _ `...,. ... �.,�r. ,.,�. •ij' . .« *. • � 1'g'�3ti�'��"�R t ';"ai• ....E:wMc a PJ►CL >F't'h�,'Nt;"t�VS ADVEI�t7K>>;R §11'1'tJRAA1L i ................................... PICKERING - Town coun- cil reversed itself Monday night by deciding not to allow recorded votes at all meetings. The preparation of a bylaw that would've allowed record- ed votes at council, executive and committee meetings was approved by politicians in November. Currently, record- ed votes are only taken upon request at council meetings. The bylaw was prepared by the clerk's department, which requested Monday it be deferred for another six months so it could be circulat- ed to the Region of Durham. Instead, politicians voted to defeat it outright, with protests coming from councillors Kip Van Kempen, Maurice Bren- ner and Eileen Higdon. Recorded votes at all meet- ings was the idea of councillor Van Kempen, who said resi- dents don't know how politi- cians vote on issues unless they're watching in the public gallery or on Cable TV. .., . Canadian Tire Pickering PM,� Presents BASIC MAINTENANCE CHECK 1 ) Radator, Hoses & Belts 2) Battery a Cables (visual) 3) Lights, Horn & Wpers 4) Tres - Co-xkborvpressure 5) Steering Lf*age/Suspension 6) Exhaust 1 95 7) Brakes - Friction Material 8) Brakes - HydraLim ' MOST 9) U -Joints, C.V. Joints/Boots VEHICLES 10) Seals, Gaskets 3 Moto, Mounts *NO CASH NO PROBLEM No Payments 90DAYS No Interest ,� ® on repairs over 1W I J ON APPROVED CREDIT ..01L91- LUBE & FILTF.R 0 Check fluid ievtei 0 Check brakes00 O Check power steering 0 Check coolant bevel 6_ 0 Lubricate chassis extra • Most Vehicles OFF SERVICE Mon --F"- 7 a.m.-s pm. Sat. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. .:o,� HOURS Sun. 11 a.m.-s p.m. rs Pickering Store Only .. n . 839-8 124 • 1300 Kingston Rd. lRrla (AT LIVERPOOL) PICKERING Pickenn man"to bepresented g Canada 125 medalprestigious PICKERM-1.ocabl resident Ch Aes Canto is among Ajax and Pickering citizens ID be honored with a Canada 125 modal. Mr. Canto, executive director of the Frontiers Founda- tion, Toronto, was nomitnawd in the Beaches -Woodbine Riding and therefore did not have his name included on a list of medal recipients sent to the News Advertiser recently by Ontario Riding AIP Rene Soetens. The hong-time Pickering mWert will join odws from Ajax and Pickering in accepting his award from Mr. Seetens. The medals honor people `whose talents, values and actions have benefited the community," says Mr. Soetens. The Frontiers Foundation is a non-profit organization whose volunteers help build housing for native Canadi- ans. �W •*"ionnvince . F- • . ,Happy New Year S%ur&, Doe..0 ! am" ars. Jas i 1 asp. -r PML�s> guilt IF Ozena Roasted Fresh �Bu1lt Fro (Jewei Salted or Unsalted �� pceau lobsteer;• p S JUMBO jUjjgS 40 cont 99 ea. TORTILLA CHIPS PRETZEL QUESOR CHEESE PUFFS 3 3"' k ;0 Nog iL Cat"" 099 1b. Assorted Cold Cuts :Z99. CASHEWS I Tails !;77 1399 Astro Sour Cream �gTUB ea. ;49 Taffy's Nuts f3 Bolts Snack 399M. Deli Sliced Roast Beef 4 49 m. As". FLAVOURSRoasted Fresh _. Salted or Unsalted COTT soFT DRINKS Peanuts : 1s...tc 2./a, ' • r st. es•u" s an an Jas 3,/9 7911b., v lt satin C — CBtlttllt: Frozen) RAW SHELL ON BLACK TIGER SHRIMP 4&99 Ib. rP Nuts 199I Hungarian o --0111111111F German Salami 49,. 0. - Aasorted Ffavotnrs Reddi Sn"k Potato Clips Bag •9 Limdt 3 ib 20" �. vem aatlic WHITBY WHIT 53 OSHAWJK WHITBY -- _�...,.• PICKERING - We reserve d4 molt 1801 Dundas St. E. Yon.frl. 9�8 493-tOq 12N Slmew S124�Br Ilon fd. 9�Mon.-YYsd. 3N. 509,�?.Sg 375 Kingston Rd. W. to limit quenlitMs whit! sup li s lest Sat. 94 9'S Sat. 94TMrrs.•Fri. Bun. 9-5Sa1.9i 8�7 9.8 Mon.fri 9�9 Sat. 9� SPECIAL PRICESN EFFECT UNTIL.n Sun. 10.6 Sun.105 SUIT, JAN. 343 County singers seek new voices DURHAM - Wanted: tenors The non -denominational choral 6d basses. group will hold auditions Wednes- That's who's at the top of the day, Jan. 6 and Jan. 13 at 8:30 County Town Singers' wish list p.m. at the Y.W.CA., 33 McGrig- for 1993, though sopranos and or St, (between Centre and Simcoe altos are also needed. Sts.), Oshawa. 725-0802. Come to PETER'S APPLIANCES For Boxing Week Specials on WhiNrl of Appliances E APPLIANCES p •cam / ' SELF -CLEAN CONVECTION RANGE • LIFT TOP Cooktop • Electronic time and temperature control Is 3 Convection cooking modes • TENDERCOOK element • Superbroil element • Convection roast rack and extra oven rack • SUREGRIP oven door handle • Push -to -open storage drawer • Automatic oven light h t . Nbt Waco d UNutraftd Dishwashers starting F_ NFRGYSAn- T of 18.1 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR • Twin Crispers with tempered -glass cover • 4 Split -wire adjustable shelves • 2 Dairy compartments and a utility bucket • Tempered -glass meat storage cover UNDER COUNTER • 5 CLEAN TOUCH' controls • POWER CLEAN*washig • OUIET WASH* SowW insulation system • In -the -door silverware gasket 4 Cycles with air or heat dry from 39900 Peter's Appliances ; ,. since 1965 PICKERING HOME & DESIGN CENTRE 6069 Kingston Road 1755 Pickering Parkway, Unit 12 Scarborough, Ont. 401 & Bno* Rd., Pickering, OM MIC 1 K5 L1V 6K5 Just west of Lawson Rd. 428-6333 282-0185 r THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26,1992 -PAGE 27 � BOXING WEEK SKI PAY LESS - MUCH LESS - FOR YOUR SKI EQUIPMENT THESE 1 WHEN R PAY EVEN LESS •U COMBINE BINDINGS GREAT FOR THESE JR. SAVINGS JR. RECREATIONAL JR. RECREATIONAL BINDINGS -BEsr•o=.G RECREATION ON SKITS 'BEST MCE T,� s20S= �" wwGo"ItoPKG. 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Sum Dec. 27 8:00 -6:00 1 Mon.. Dec.. 28th, 9*30-9o,.00* WINN As Everybody loves a winner. Pickering SuperCentre. Liverpool Rd. & Kingston Rd. (Hwy 2). Phone: 837-0429 Plus 11 other Metro Toronto locations. Spadina Store Hours are 930 - 6:00 on Mon. Dec. 28th - T. yy'K ��s:'�7%,�� �� v.i 4 • 'tiiMc'r'6a:�`ar::s• ti•:.:,l+w, w:,'s::'i�e ".� .�i`+ . .. , t iN�.. - L'w� - . ••.-. f' '�-r.i i-✓; .-� v.: _ r►rr rrrr rrr�r ►ssa_�.. w,.-sr�-.w_ ..w_- --------..---_-_----•--------••. ------------- QL . _w• ... • Fav w t•�i' ♦ + ♦ •. • ". • . . •, • 7 �rr �.�,�'.... � � _ i � V M M a i • f s � s 7 f a a '1 .. .. _ _ _ y • rr . . 1f .PAGE 311 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 l!!2 • � Just in time for '93 Hospital help*syou -lose weight AJAX-PICKERING - A weight -loss program taught by a registered dietician is being offered at the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital in the new year, after most of us have put on a few pounds over the holiday season. "We focus on small, manage- able steps to a healthier lifestyle," says course instructor Melissa Jaeger. "I don't weigh people in, or talk much about weight gain or Hospital AJAX-PICKERING - A new fund-raising campaign to purchase equipment has been launched at the Ajax -Pickering General Hos- pital. A new hospital wing is current- ly under construction in an expan- sion that's been a community pro- ject for the past several years. Various departments will be highlighted individually during the equipment campaign, says Tracy Paterson, hospital director weight loss. The focus is on understanding and changing your eating habits." In the 10 -week program, called "Be Healthy, Be Trim", partici- pants learn about nutrition, behav- ior modification techniques, relax- ation and stress management and how to set up a workable exercise program. Each person receives a manual which includes informa- tion and activities to help guide drive begins of community relations and devel- opment. A list of what each department needs is available at the hospital for the benefit of donors. A campaign to raise S871,000 for the obstetrics department has begun with its fust gift, two rock- ing chairs, purchased with dona- tions made by the community in memory of Robert Tait, an Ajax Fire Department captain who died earlier this year. A ° NES YMffS EVE °• . 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Motion -sickness drugs haven't worked. My doctor and I are now discussing surgery. He recom- mends aprocedure called vestibu- lar neurectomy. What are the com- plications of this procedure? What is the chance of getting Meniere's disease in my right ear? I still hear in both ears. - Lisa T. A: A vestibular neurectomy cuts the balance nerve running from the inner ear to the brain. Studies show that patients who have the surgery have some risk of complications, including hearing loss, infection and headaches. Once Meniere's disease affects one ear, there's about a 10 per cent to 15 per cent chance of develop- ing it in the other ear. Several studies show that among the individuals (treated or untreated) who did develop Meniere's in both ears, roughly 75 per cent did so within five years of the start of symptoms. Half devel- oped it within two years. Meniere's disease is a disorder of the inner ear characterized by a r sensation of whirling motion, or vertigo; ringing in the ear, called tinnitus; a feeling of fullness in the ear, and fluctuating hearing loss. About 250,000 people develop Meniere's disease annually in the United States. See DIZZINESS -Page A33 limay 'BAUM amn I Has The Richer, Thicker Carpet For Luxury That Lasts. • RENINpNTS • FMMNM I vo ); NO GvS.�.��NO psiam S.�y NYLON S"01"M "C MLOOP" AND BEFSE Stain Resistant Lifetime warranty 40 against static shock Broadest range of latest fashion styles & colors for every decor. SQ. Yd. COMPLETELY INSTALLED. MIN. 25 YDS, . STAII RESIST 35 oz. d 40 oz. CARPET Luxurious ULTRA SOFT AND THICK 7year wear guarantee Ldedme warranty against static shock Broadest range of latest fashions styles and colors for every decor. 14,3% rd COMPLETELY INSTALLED. 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Yrijl�' v .a r .. t .�Ir �.��i.'.•i1;+.1bM.. �'SYN`1R31F`'!,4 '�! e� ' n v la ,Dizziness most distre FROM PAGE A32 he cause isn't known, but the problems are the result of a watery fluid buildup in the inner ear that scrambles balance messages being sent to the brain. The most distressing Meniere's symptom is dizziness. It can be so severe the sufferer is unable to work or remain inde- pendent. Treatment of Meniere's dis- ease generally focuses on reliev- ing the vertigo without losing hearing. There are several non- surgical approaches discussed in *4e medical literature, including ofiet or drug therapy. If surgery is needed, there are several procedures that may be used. Vestibular neurectomy is the most common. Studies show it is successful in stopping vertigo while maintaining hearing more than 90 per cent of the time. "Vestibular neurectomy is the gold standard," writes Dr. Julian Nedzelski, a leading Meniere's authority and director of the Dizziness Unit at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toron- to. The current vestibular neurec- tomy technique was developed in 1978 by Dr. Herbert Silverstein, president of the Ear Research Ooundation in Sarasota, Fla. In it, a hole about the size of a silver dollar is drilled in the skull behind the ear to let the surgeon locate and cut the balance portion of the eighth cranial nerve. This delicate procedure is major surgery- Patients generally spend five to six days in the hos- pital afterward. A person can function after losing one balance nerve, since the good nerve in the other ear compensates for the loss. Vestibular neurectomy is never done to both ears. g ) The most current studies, pub- lished in the past few years, list these post-surgical complications: 15 per cent of the patients lose some hearing in the affected ear, about one per cent lose all hear- ing in the ear, 10 per cent get wound infections, 15 per cent suf- fer from headaches, and three per cent have small leaks of brain or spinal fluid. But in an ke"iew, Silverstein ssing sy- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2i,1llZ.pAGE M of Meniere's�itomp disease said his group, and others per- forming the procedure in an iden- tical manner, have improved on those results. "We had cerebral fluid leak of less than one per cent," Silver- stein said, "virtually zero per cent of headaches ever since we stopped drilling bone around the nerve, and an infection rate of less Man one per cent." There are alternatives to surgery. Aleading Meniere's expert and surgeon, Dr. Michael Glasscock, President of the Ear Foundation in Nashville, Tenn., states that surgery should be a last resort. In his practice, Glasscock was able to control the disease in 85 per cent of the patients who suffered from it by prescribing a low -salt diet and/or diuretics, both of which reduce the amount of fluid in the inner ear. The rBher 15 per cent of patients may need surgery. And Toronto's Nedzelski reports he was able to eliminate vertigo in 89 per cent of his patients with antibiotic therapy. He delivers the antibiotic gentam- icin directly to the middle ear through a carefully placed tube. Patients received three 17.35 mg dose of gentamicin each day for four days. Besides the elimi- nation of vertigo, hearing was improved in 36 per cent of the Patients, unchanged in 39 per cent and worse in 25 per cent. Nedzel- ski's results were published in the February 1992 issue of The Jour- nal of Otolaryngology. Says Glasscock: "If the data on gentamicin holds up for the next few years, we may all abandon surgical treatment of 'Oeniere's entirely or save it for a few cases." For more in formation on vestibular neurectomy surgery, contact Dr. Herbert Silverstein at (813) 366-9222; Dr. Michael Glasscock at (615) 327-3040; or Dr. Derald Brackmann, president of House Ear Clinic in Los Ange- les, at (213) 483-9930. N For more information on the gentamicin procedure, contact Dr. Julian Nedzelski at (416) 487- 9157; or Dr. Dennis Poe, of the Lahey Clinic Foundation in Burlington, Mass., at (617) 273- 8451. The Medical Adviser is pro- duced by the Palo Alto Medical Foundation using a data base that contains articles from more than 3,500 medical journals around the world. r : -G DAYSA BOWNG' R Dwya' A-, PET.- - • 1 *refection of the m offeree! below suggested retail price. 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Wedding plans are being discussed in the Luff household, Ajax. Shannon Imagine celebrating your first Christmas and your first birt'iday all within five days! It's about to happen for Branton 1,dwards, who even has a Shannon Cavicchi and Keith Luff girlfriend He'll be blowing out the soli- tary candle on Tuesdav, Der. 29. Help- ing him celebrate w'ili be Nlommv, Daddy. Oma and Opa t;vchaider and girlfriend Tre%a Rr:a i u ;hit opportunity to wish everyone a safe, happy holiday season.- Congratulations to Ankka Quin of Ajax, judged to be "one of Canada's brightest young minds." She's been awarded a scholarship by the federal government for studies in science, mgi- neering and technology because of her outstanding academic performance. Anicka, a graduate of Pickering High School, now attends the University of Guelph... In the "baby, look at you now" cate- gory, just look at Stephanie Matthews of Ajax, the fust baby born in Durham in 1989- Time flies, and she'll be four years old this New Year's Day. Wish- ing her a happy birthday and lots of love are Mommy, Daddy, big brothers Chris and Hike and baby sister Paige. Kisses and hugs from Grandma and Grampa Frizzell, Nana and Papa Matthews and all her aunts, uncles, artd cousins... Bob Rhvest said goodbye to 39 and hello to 40 on Dec, 22- His children, Lynsey and Christopher Rivest, send this message: "Happy 40th birthday, Daddy -..also good luck on the 29th Daddc. we kwc you"... Sean O'Sullivan Cavkcbl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Csvkc6l of Halifax, has oanscm- ad to be the bride of Keith Lt4 sort of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Luff (formerly of Point -of -Bay. Newfatadliind) Sharman and Keith plan to to marry in Oshawa next November— Another pair named Shannon and KeIM have boort celebrating, too. The Boyce twits we six! The duo, referied to by the family as "The Bobbsey Twins", marked their birthday with a Mickey and Minme Mouse party. Lots of little mice showed up for the festivi- ties. Happy birthday from Mons', Duddy and sister Canmey_. Speaking of Courtney Boyne, she too recently oelebnted a bbdday. Tans of fiv2ds helped her tum trine in style with a skating party at the Ajax Cam- ' mtmity Caine. We're told that all had a good time and ended up with rosy checks, even though some fell down. some got wet and some just got tired. Birthday wishes conic from Manny, Daddy, brother Keith and sister simmw- Anicka Quin, right, with federal finance minister Bill Winegard and Canadian astronaut Roberta Bondar. That brings us to the end of sem^ another edition of Name Dropping. If s; you have an item you want men- tioned, call us at 60-5110 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 211-13. The next Name Dropping column will appear Jan. 2 and the c deadline for submissions Is noon, Tuesday, Dec 29. We're not respon- sible for lost or damaged pho- tographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announcements. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified department at 693-5110. Brandon Edwards Shannon and Keith Bcy--e Courtney Boyce Stephanie Matthews �r annversc It= rilvest � � e 811113oord N a free feature for community events of a non- profit nature. To have your events promoted In Billboard, call us at 683-5110 or writis to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The dead§" for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. SATURDAY, DEC. 26 BLOOD NEEDED: The Ajax - Pickering Branch of the Cana- dian Red Cross Society will hokj 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 Bayty St., Ajax. Target is 100 units and all blood types are urgently need- ed. 420-3383. TUESDAY, DEC. 29 DROP-IN: A drop-in centre for moms and tots will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Tuesday sessions from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and cost S30 for 12 weeks. Thursday ses- sions from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. and cost $33 for 12 weeks. Games, toys, crafts, songs. Ses- sions start Jan. 5. 686-4149 or 0427-7415. 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 Community Centre, on Centennial Rd. $20 a person. 683-3323 (Les Pearce). DROP-IN: A drop-in centre for moms and tots will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Tuesday sessions from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and cost S30 for 12 weeks. Thursday ses- sions; from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. and cost $33 for 12 weeks. Games, toys, crafts, songs. Ses- sions start Jan. 7. 686-4149 or 427-7415. SENIORS' DANCE: The South Pickering Seniors Club will host a New Year's Eve dance Thurs.. Dec. 31 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. Cash bar. D.J., buffet, now makers. Members $I Z at the door $15. Adults over 55 welcome. 420- 6588. MONDAY. JAN. 4 REGISTRATION: Registration begins this week for upcoming classes In Durham's Christopher Leadership Courses of Cana- da. The courses promote effec- 1&) tive speaking and self-confi- dence. For Information, call b83-7560, TUESDAY, JEAN. 5 FREE FROM FEAR: The Free From Fear Foundation meets Tues., ,kin, 5 for those &Wering from anxiety disorders (panic, Phobias, O.C.D., general anxi- ety). The group meets the first and third Tuesday -of every month. Information and edu- cational materials available, guest speakers. For time and location. call 831 X3877. DISCUSSION GROUP: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets Tues., Jan. 5, 9:30 . a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bill Parish will speak on dumps. 683-7799 (Louise). CYCLING CLUB: The Touring Concept Cycling Club will meet Tues„ Jan. 5 at Henry St. High School, Rm. 214, Whitby, at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker on �t M(Kilche & nutrition. Now Py�vewoy members over 18 welcome. 420-4275 (Lucy Perm. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Durham Region) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets Tues., Jan. 5, 7:30 p.m., In the cafeteria of Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby, AI Duffy of the Oshawa Museum will speak. 683-2476 (Marion), 723-7460 (Bessie). SUNDAY, JAN. 10 WIDOWED: The local chapter of THEOS, an International net- work of newly -widowed men and women, meets Sun., Jan. 10 at 2 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Cochrane St. N., Whitby, The group meets the second Sunday of every month. 668-2648 (Dorothy). ^ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, L"2,PAGE 35 Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473 COSOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointrnents available. RIF rX i JAMES R. YANCH 'WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Ad, INGISM SHOWER BASES (FIBERGLASS) _ 32x32 36x36 WHITE ONLY CORNER WHIRLPOOL `HARMONIE' - 54"x54"6 JET '$979 WHITE, BONE, GREY `HAMPTON' TOILET & SEAT PEDESTAL + FAUCETS • BIDET + FAUCET Reg. $1,680 X999-. 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SWWW . ...................„-_-10.3 A A is 0 0)".1 0 a ....- .- .. .. �� ........ - ., _..�. ,R?i ,a: -,..1-t'1 • THE WLi►S ADVER7'Is11:R SATURDAY, DMCE✓N= 7th X IRTS S� ftTERZ6iiiiNT Countryband Nighthawk hits the stao-e at Jokers AJAX-PICKERING - It'll be a quiet weekend at the bars as many of them have no entertainment planned. And several are already sold out for their New Year's Eve par- ties. But, there's some nightlife out there this weekend and a few clubs aren't already filled New Year's Eve. BOURBON BAYLY'S: The Ajax nightspot has karaoke Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The bar still O_ •as tickets available for its New Year's Eve bash. The party comes complete with DJ music, four - course all-inclusive meal, compli- mentary glass of wine, glass of champagne at midnight and a shuttle bus service in the Ajax, Pickering and Whitby areas. Cost is $40 per person, $70 per couple with 10 per cent off for groups of 10 or more. Bourbon Bayly's is at 368 Bayly SL Call 427-1888. DANNY'S PLACE: Danny's has Monte Carlo Night every Thursday and the best of rock 'n' roll music on Wednesdays. There's karaoke every Sunday, starting at 7 p.m. with lots of prizes and a free tape given to all IF articipants. Danny's is at 88 Har- (,od Ave. in Ajax. Call 683- '-Y40. DONA Y' MIGUELS: Dona Y `liguels has a New Year's Eve party including your choice of one of three four -course meals, DJ dancing, champagne at midnight, Party favors and shuttle service for the Ajax -Pickering -Whitby area. Cost is $90 per couple or $50 per person. Call ahead for reserva- tions. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd., Ajax. Call 686- 4468. HARP AND THISTLE PUB: The Harp and Thistle has the music of the Royz Band on Satur- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There's karaoke on Sunday from 7 to 11 P.m. The Harp and Thistle is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: The Fox & Flowerpot Pub has popular entertainer Jim O'Grady for its New Year's Eve party. The theme of the party is 'Chicagoland - circa 1930'. The $10 price per person includes unlimited table snacks, all -you -can -eat Balboa pizza, party favors, a glass of champagne at midnight and a ride home, starting at 12:30 a.m. The Fox & Flowerpot is in the Village Courtyard on Kingston Rd. in Pickering Village, Ajax. Call 428- 2162. JOKERS: The band Nighthawk -vill entertain with its brand of country and western music Saturday from 9 p.m. to l a.m. The band is back on stage Sunday for an open country and western jam session from 4 to 8 _'PLARCADE REE Redeem This Coupon For 1-25• F R E EGAM E & AMUSEMENT Bay Ridges Plaza, Pickering 1 1235 Bayly Street LCoupon Expires December 31, 1992 Lin* 1 Coupon per person. -------------- •°10Aso 368 Bayly St. W. aRYIY'S AJAX 427-1888 I PLUS BOXING DAY KARAOKE 9 - close OPEN DEC. 27 AT 10 a.m. 91 for our ALL YOU CAN EAT"SUND"BRUNCH • A prdenionl i fun nodiod to bold a solid fwndedon for Its Skoffrg. • introduce your chid to KkW&r Skate when fun, music, art and Wdetk deciphers move. • Dieated by a Canadian Triple Gold Me did • Kinder Skate ircorporata princon in chid psychology and if - atipA--d In such a way that ddkil en Item bolo abdig skills whre hwig fun. • The ellecb mey No a NedmI 8 week winter session - Starts Jan. 15 to March 5 Adult skating available at selected locations. ADULT SKATING• Irs fun, Its exercise, it's a social gathering. Learn the of joy of Ice skali g from THE W)FESSIONALS OFFICE HOURS: For more information on MERRIAM TWINN Mott. - Sat Winter Registration call: Director 11 LITL - 7 P•m• (416) 512-7985 p.m. No cover charge. There's a Ajax. Call 427-0337. Band each Thursday from 9 p.m. trivia contest on Wednesday at 9 KANGAROOS: Kangaroos to midnight. Kangaroos is at 985 p.m. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St. in has jazz with the Ragweed Jazz SEE IRISH—PAGE A38 0 0 FIVE DAYS ONLY! �oec ai Selec`.ien! TAFFETAS -arse -drv!d::a y paced. NOW OFF 66/0 P• ce _Mire SocK: --l"M METALLICS Assorted types of fabric, individually priced. NOW OFF % Our Original -50 Price Special Selection! SILKS 115cm wide, prints & some solids. May include some irregs. Individually priced. OFF iro Our Original Price Entire Regular Stock -`' CHRISTMAS COLLECTION Fabrics, Notions, Tableclothing, excluding ends. Individually priced. �O" OOur Original —5 0 Price • ENTIRE REGULAR STOCK 100% WOOL & BLENDS Huge selection - individually priced. O� 3066 /O Our Original Price 'SEWING ewe MEMBERS SAVE AN EXTRA 10% BUTTERIC & VOGUE" Peaam: 50m70%0"E - details in-store. Offer ends Jan. 2/93 '1355111[MWap Rr. Pidtet" Tom Centre 839-5890 i,gall ka"I Mon. Dec. 28 through Sat Jan. Z VELVETS NOW p� OFF 450nay Price �e.e" on! EVENINGWEAR yes-er > r -s sc— . %., de, -cmdually pr,ced. NOW OFF % O_r Original 5 0 Pnce _ Entire Regular Stoc!c-1a HOLIDAY FASHION TRIMS Individually priced. NOW OFF oour Original -50 Price Entire Regular Stock SEQUINED APPLIQUES Individually priced. NOW OFF %Our Original 5 0 Price 1 1M t t '>t l f�.;l t• ��;5� >>,:ti t�.�A.t�`.4'.41.r..,l�.t:•�C,�• . )4� I l� i R,•+tJ'i� �:'7Jt�tEi i;t�_ ;�� ''.l� iI 111,4 l�;l� !� ►, i, 1, 1 i ; .try t i i •4 ,s i 4 ��. t'J seY :'1i . - T 'G M1r� 4 '- '.;.-. o �Y�i:. •..T'4". • Ve. ' . •...ggij. ytZ•s '�� ..��•.1 ♦���}. "!" '�.',�,.,^•'.,{y..Mi F..v.SaaeP_:'�"''?:.,., i ..?Y7� •?`W� . �.;.. 1. It. ;r41 Y1 , r: I y PAGE 39RIWOMMANOM #1111AMIN 11 Kllmll�'* 11MY. 4HT ,ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT k ,n rug ., W%AYQ n=11y FROM PAGE A37 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. Call 839-6845. KERRY INN: The Irish show - band Par 3 provides the entertain- ment at the Kerry Inn Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. There are a few tickets left for the New Year's Eve party, featuring a 10 -course meal, two bottles of wine, a bottle of champagne and continuous enter- tainment. Cost is $85 per person. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Har- wood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. McGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's clas- sical -style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sun- day. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Cen- tre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. MORGAN'S PLACE: Mor- gan's has one-man boogie band Jimmy Fraser, who'll play all the hits from the '50s and `60s at its New Year's Eve party. Tickets are $20 per person. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Picker- ing. Call 839-4744. ... If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivett � F oval ndla estaurant OF ; Fine Indian Cuisine LUNCHEON BUFFET MON.-SAT. 11:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. $695 $�95 Adults Children under 12 DINNER BUFFET $Q95 SUNDAY O 5:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. HOURS BOOK NOW MON. URS. ChftM as & New Year's Dinner 11:3a,0:00 FRE -SAT =1 5°0 :- ,,:�,,: JF4SUNDAY can i« d.tails 1660 Kingston Rd. E. Pickering I 428-0310 = f� ��i mtur�a CLOTHING BOXING DAY SALE .. TAKE AN ADDITIONAL �2 0/( OFF OUR ALREADY REDUCED PRICES (E,ccW,ians, Dross snMs & ar.$) BIC MANS .... Pl.... He.. on eoxlrlg Day :- �rIsALE HOUR$ 1100 BAYLY sr., M •: Slwlder , as w. 420-2797 Mm i" r at the News Advertiser, 683- 5110, to be included in this week- ly feature. Egg xv MR [^I W DAY 0 BLOWOUT W CD Is$ i 0M N � U. Q 0 m 0 0 (� NEW Q Releases 99 � J from (L 1 MO CD's 1211 Kingston Rd. ARicW Jo's Nm) 837=2233 ,*14 OF ACO p 1W q 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 Regula Alt. Garbage Alt. Blue Box Collection Collection Da v Collection Day Fri., Dec. 25 Sat., Dec. 26 Mon., Dec. 21 Fri., Jan. 1 Mon., Jan. 4 Mon., Jan 4 CHRISTMAS TREE COLLECTION , Mon., Jan. 4 th and Mon.. Jan. 11 th Please be sure to have all items at the roadside by 7 a.m. 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 behalf of the Town of Pickering and its contractors, we wish to extend our best wishes for a Happy Holiday Season. Stephen A. Vokes, P. Eng. Director of Public Works 1 OTA 'Ch%S�E M This V�10M Week BUILT-IN VACUUM Only„ FACTORY CLEARANCE! TREMENDOUS SAVINGS.,� Floor Models also available at low low prices: ik Power Brushes - �k Electric Hoses -r - * Air Turbine Brushes - Accessories * Discounted Beam Built-in Vacuum Power Units ,3eam of Canada Inc. 4515 Kingston Road (Kingston Rd. & Morningside) 281-5535 ©® Beam dCarvWa inc. 14 i iaa n4*��4A�7F"A/�1 ��A's'vRRti.� 1� 1• r 0 10 r i Zl� Bottle W[THAs�,'. 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THE DISTINGUISED GEN- TLEMAN (AA): Eddie Murph} stars as a con man who makes his way into Congress. Once let loose on Capitol Hill, Murphy starts playing the big wigs of Washington to his advantage_ However, Murphy's assault on Capitol Hill grows tiresome very quickly. ALADDIN (F): Take a boy and a girl in love, add a flying carpet, a loud -mouth parrot, a mischievous monkey, a well- meaning genie and a dark and dangerous villain — what do you have? Disney's new wildly excit- ing animated movie Aladdin. The music is loud and fast, the dia- Mel Gibson is Forever Young logue funny and the animation state-of-the-art. Fun for the whole family. BRAM STOKER'S DRACU- LA (AA): Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, Bram Stoker's Dracula follows the tortured jour- ney of the devastatingly seductive Transylvanian prince as he moves from Eastern Europe to 19th Cen- tury London, where after cen- turies alone in his castle, his taste for humanity has grown bold with desire. 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The following Tuesday, the Guides were invited back to meet Trisha Romance at the gallery. Danielle Lewis is with Trisha Romance- Located at Art World of Pickering Village, 50 Church St. S., Ajax. All groups are welcome to be shown around the gallery. , OPEN A 1.070 SUNDAY 9-s _ oam ' Mattresses SltacLE69�a ois SAVE -$5000 Beverley ]:g9":........ :ANOPY BED WIM Deluxe Frame Single Over Double "C' BUNK SAVE s 100°° Waveless - Softside - Waterbeds Designer Pillow Tranquility New Soft Firm D.; .....................619 D. 50....................149995 aw ....................669" 0,x....................54995 K. SW..................819" K. 7W....................69995 D -E ' DELUXE -PC FRAME WITH 8" FUTON ORO 2995 TULIP BED 'With Deluxe Frame , Toddler Double � Car Beds � �` 9 r rromg9�. �. • Juvenile Queen �sultes 31 9'� i' • 4 Poster Pine sun" WATERBED r . TM�„629" 269°° • Carousel S.S. Beds jj • Suites of y all �i�7:i�:rl.T. 401 owl a NEWS ADVERTISER �i _ I Jennifer Owen of the Annandale Curling Club gets set to throw the rock during bantam division action at the Little Rock and Bantam Bonspiel at Annandale last Saturday. More than 25 rinks competed. iphoto by A.J. Groen 7Y curt curlersrock g on at Annandale bonspiel By JIM EASSON Ontario Carting Ainn zone Specht to ire News Adverttw play at Dalewood Curling Club, AJAX44CXMM - The lit- near Port Hope, on Dec. 12 to 14. tle rociters were we chips off the A team skipped by Wayne Old curling stones during a bon- 'Warren won the 'A' side of the spiel for the younger set at the Dell Computer Bantam Mixed Annandale Curing Club Saturday, (Ontario Winter Games) play - Dec 19. down. Other members of the team The Ajax -based curling club are Kim Bourque at vice, Matthew hosted the Little Rock and Bantam Broga at second and Kristy Curling Boospid with more than Durand leading. 25 :mks from area dubs compet- The `B' side tide was won by m8- Sean Jackson and his team from A total of 14 teams of curios the Whitby Curling Club. Both either boys, girls or mixed teams now move on b the region- betwem the ages of seven and 11 al playdown in Kingston Jan. 16 pertickaW in the 'Little Rock' and 17. Section of the bouspK :7 z The team Ern High Path Annandale will be well rope Curling Club in Tortomo was the sensed in the final Canada Life overall Linde Rods: wing, but all Trophy Bouspiel. The 88th run - players in this age category ming of the world's oldest eontinu- madvedap'rae, ous bomptid is set to hit the ice Meanwhile, in the bantam scan. 9 to 16� 1993. 'spid for mics ages 11 to 16, the Annandale has 25 teams BdWou riot fano Don Mhos Col- a mW in the open event, two in legiale woo 'the overall title. The the Beacon for men over 45 years, Dory rink Pam the Whitby Curl- and one team in the senior's event Ing club was de runner-up Tbwe for those over 55 years. Annandale rinks placed fourth, Play takes place in 28 curling sixth and eighth. clubs throughout the greater Organiams were comptimenta- Toronto area, and 1,492 games ane ry of all the support and sponsor- needed in the week-long competi- ship they received, particularly :tion to determine winners in 12 from the club management, events Ze11as sad Mystery Fm a. Spectators are welcome to q q q - watch all the action at Annandale One of the Annandale bantam -on Saturday, Jan. 9 or in the teams was mate successfd in the 'ievenkhg of Monday, Jan. 11. DBC�IIR)�R nit, "SiIMCB 41 Gyre us your sports results. Call 683-51101 or fax us at ' 683-7363, Newmarketplays Grinch -- D :• Ajax juniors snatches victoryaway ringette champs fromstruggling AJAX -The Ajax Home Axemen Hardware junior `B' ringeat team fired on all cylinders at AJAX - The Ajax Axemen the annual Scarborough Tour- ' needed a win...should have had news nament Dec. 11 to 13. } a win ... but the Newmarket '87s ., �x ,. The Ajax club went unde- feated in five -team, round - played the Grinch to the hilt. JUNIMaWXXITcum robin preliminary play, and Newmarket stole a win right advanced to the championship out from under the Axemen's two minutes remaining in the final against Whitby. noses at the Ajax Community contest to send it into overtime. The Ajacians claimed the Centre arena Tuesday night. However. Newmarket scored Scarborough tide in convincing The '87s scored four straight at the 1:09 mark of the five- fashion with a well-earned 5-0 '> third -period goals and tallied minute overtime frame to record shutout of Whitby in the chain - again in overtime to snatch a 6-5 the win. pioriship contest victory over the struggling Axe- All was not completely lost Right from the start of the men in Central Junior 'A' hockey for the Axemen as they did man - tournament. the Home Hard - action. age to get a single point for the ware junior •B• team calm out Ajax started the Christmas overtime loss, while the '87s get flying, capturing a 6-2 victory break a little early during a dis- two points. over hast Scarborough. astrous third period. The Axe- Also scoring for Ajax were Then, S the second match, men had staked themselves to a Pat Drohan and John Crawford, ;�jax skated agaairhu rival Pick - 4 -1 lead after two periods of both powerplay markers, and erne. ging a 54 victory. play. Jon Juhola. Next. Ajax beat Markham by'a Newmarket scored 29 sec- The Axemen's record falls to 6-1 "awe. in rhe rhirrl game onds into the final frame and five wins, 20 losses and four "Che final game of round - proceeded to score three more ties, gcxA for eighth place (sec- robin play pitted Ajax against goals for a 5-4 lead late in the and last) in the league's eastern unbeaten Whitby. Ajax was contest. division standings. pumped up for the contest and Axemen's John MacCallum The Axemen play at home at earned a9-1 vicmvy. brought Ajax back to even terms the Ajax Community CentreTlxAjax squad has really with Newmaket on his second arena against Orillia Terriers on developed well this season, goal of the game with less than Tuesday, Jan. 5 at 8 p.m. seemingly putting the final Ajax High basketball Rams li� °f the t 10MM � � � tbc�r first tota'rtanhent Team members are Toni Klyne, Laura Hampton, Lisa nearly upset Toronto team V rcon, Tara Standen. Dana Veromkin, Michelle Cooper,Mell- ' AJAX - The Ajax High School hosts. Michael Hunte netted a Kim McIntosh. Sarah Hear !tams senior boys' basketball game -hi h 39 points for Ajax. vim' �� Klle B Heather k. team can call itself one of the best Jeremy Wall ha17, while Paul Walker, Michelle Br Brea a in the Metro Toronto area after Weekes had 11 and Kevin Saide Carolyn Frizzle, Brenda McBride and Jackie Desch - the Vaughan tournament last 10. weekend. Facing number -three ranked The 12th -ranked Rams nearly Mississauga Westwood in the ,,,;mme�s �e pulled an upset semi-final contest, the Rants wan S against the top- 82-78 to advance to the champi- AJAX - Ajax Aquatic Chub ranked Toronto ouship match. athletes met with much suc- Bathurst HeightsMIVAThe Rates found themselves in cess at the recent Canada Cup Bears, but ended a deep 11-2 hole early in the first Swimming Ch'mhpioruhips at up losing 76-62 quarter. However, they regrouped the Filobicoke �Pi� ;m n the final of the and took a 4424 lead at half- A total of 384 swimmers 'tournament. The two. time. Westwood fought back in from 44 aquatic club from day event featured many of the the latter stages of the game, but across Canada and the U.S. 7.lop Metro Toronto squads. Ajax held on for the win. competed at the Canada Cup. After trailing the Bears 11-2 Wall led the Rams with 29 and 26-13 in the earl The meet is a major senior Y 'Points, iachding four three-point Rams roared back to take a 42-39 :bots. And, he was four -far -four ing�standards fwithor Can's lead at half-time. But, fatigue set from the fee throw line. Hunte hit swmnming elite. in on the Ajax squad, and for 21 points, indtdin a Grams, competing in Bathurst Heights went on art 18-3 seven -for -seven showing e ng at thebe senior wo. s category, Arun in the third gWAer to seal the aline. Saide chipped in with 13 fmM d foul in the ftaak of -viclory' points- the 200 -metre breasath-oke. "They were pretty tired. We The Rams won't get much of a She was sixth in the finals of W been fighting beck all tourna- break over the Christmas holidays the 100m breast and second in ment and we just ran out of gas," as they're slated to play in the the consolation finals of the ,says Rams' coach Phil German. Sun/U.S.A. Basketball Tourna- 50m breast. ""But, full credit to Bathurst ment at Humberview Collegiate ABnn Tama placed fift m ,HeighttsThey really played a and Humber College Dec. 28 to elation finals of the ' game-" 30. 50m breast and was sixth in Jeremy Wall led the Rams with Sponsored by the Toronto Sun, , the consolations of the 200m 18 points, followed by Michael the f xtruament will attract all the bi=t. - Hunte with 16 and Junior Brown -top Toronto schools as well as i with nine. Hunte was named to ilhttre U.S. high school squads. Also qualifying for the the tournament's all-star tram The Rams en'o an overall Canada Cup and registering enjoy personal best times were The Rams played their first record of 13 wins and five losses Alyscia Crooks, Chris Hall, .,game against the number -11 °and are currently undefeated in Mischa Sommerville and Vaughan squad and eked out a -LOSSA league play with a perfect Camil Tama. . 83-82 win over the pumped -up 2-0 record. , SPORTS683-5110, FAX 683-7363' novices notch to !&,UViet two Wills PIoln Homes - The Pickering GENERALYEAR!Lincoln Homes minor noviceIllOTORS E'AA' hockey team earned two VENT 0F THE wins against one loss in recent league action. Pickering was downed by Ajax 3-1. Brent Dalliday was the lone marksman for the Lincoln Homes novices. Paul Ruta and . Derek Polowyk earned assists. However, the Pickering s q u a d bounced back v to nip Orillia d �. 4-3. Polowyk led the way 9jf;� •i• with a pair of 0ClAj�O goals. Kyle Hamil- ton and Stuart Baumgartner scored one each. Assisting were z f :ATAIC • A°11 im-Par1 M V69td 160A a WIL ` `t,sem, Stoven1C1o1W=nti Null! 1 iAe O'�H�+bf x A. lereace•�s the Ajax/Village Lou Risk Manage- sand Chad Morrisoa all had singles. went major novice hockey selects blasted East Assists went to Gouveia, Marquardt and Morri- York 7-0 in league PAY Dec. 20. - son, After scoring only one goal in the first two Billy Dyson was named the player of the game periods, Ajax erupted for six unanswered third- for Ajax as a tremendous save helped turn the period markers to seal the victory. game around in favor of the local selects. Michael Gouveia led the way with a two -goal Matthew Larabie and Jordan Servos played well effort. Chris Marquardt, Justin Brunet, Ryan Wil- on defence. :. jec. zs a Jan_ ig 3-aniday with two, Keith Rhodes, Ruta, Bradley Binns, Jason a Brookings and Darryl Lloyd with .�� one each. Bo er Pontiac Asuna BGMC The Lincoln Homes novices �' ack lso claimed a 5-2 victory over Newmarket. Dalliday struck for two goals, while Rhodes, Hamil- Here are some u ton and Lloyd chipped in with one each. that will never be Earning assists were Rhodes with two, Polowyk, Binns, Brookings and Baumgartner. BRAND N E W Goaltending in all three games was shared by Ryan Bosak and `92 L E S A B R E John Flude. Ajax lube King hockey selects in second place AJAX - The Ajax Lube King six-year-old hockey selects maintained their hold on second place in the North York Hockey League, despite losing two out of their last three games. The first -place Brampton Maroons knocked the locals from the unbeaten ranks, shut- ting them out 4-0 on Dec. 11. However, the Ajax boys, sparked by goals by Ben Piemontese and Matthew Carroll, %%Q18 nipped the Vaughan Raiders 2-1 oa Dec. 16. Due to the snowy conditions, Seamus Boers Sort - ad in net stopping a couple of SIM without the aid of goalie equiipmeat. Regular netmWer Kyle Cunningham finally arrived and made some key saves late in the game to help preserve the win. The Lube King sdku were edged 4-3 by the the LJaionville Jets at Saturday. was again outstanding in the net Orhad maim five � hde Sean Carroll netted the other marker. i Danny Lefort. Craig McDonald, Brock Robinson and Joey McColm coni ttted assists. In an exhibition tilt, Ajax defeated West Hill 14-1. McColm, McDonald and Kyle Tate had haUncks. Carroll and Lefort had a pair of goals. Piemontese scored a single marker. Sammy Guzzo, Mark Simpson, Jason Winder, Pat Milne and Matthew Asb all had assists' M.S.R.P $23,950 CHRISTMAS DISCOUNT - $2,951 BOXING WEEK REBATE - $3,000 PRICEYOUR 179999* •• nbelievable examples repeated again!! BRAND NEW `92 BONNEVILLE SE AIR COND- V6, AUTOMATIC, OVERDRIVE. POWER WINDOWS. POWER LOCKS. CRUSE CONTROL, ALUMINUM WHEELS, POWER ANTENNA. AM" CASSETTE. 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SALE VILLAGE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER "The Family Dealership" WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! \Y. xmv LEONARD IMUL OWNK DOW" OON W.&W NVOOCm 6409E8T PICKARO MCKARO AR kWLT I " v sn"N Rium _ _... ..w r �..w. �......r. •www�wiw wewwew ewe ewee�wawww w ���+ � ' ^•r r PAGE M -THE NEWS/!DVERTISER A ax 1 figure skaters make (n)ice grades AJAX - Ajax Figure Skating Club members cut some fine figures and made the grade dur- ing the club's recent test day. Following is a list of Ajax skaters who passed tests: FIGURES Preliminary figure: Caitlir Byard, Kelly Connell, Kati( Holland, Jullian Missen, Jen nifer Kelloway, Krystal Krussi. Figure Figure: Marsi Lukianchuk, Stephanie Burnett, Lindsay Davis, Natalie Hucaluk, A s h I e a M a n n s, Courtney McIntosh, ------ M e I i s s a _____Melissa Alves, C.J. Pugh. Second Figure: Cheryl Crozier, Tiiu Jaanusson. Fourth Figure: Denise Hynes. FREESKATE Preliminary Freeskate: Sara Woolliscroft, Marsi Lukianchuk, Erin Corkum, Melissa Lang, Natalie Hucaluk, Lindsey Davis, Kelly Connell, Courtney McIntosh, Amy Half - yard, Katherine Saarinen, Amanda Maclsaac, Meredith Leedle. Junior Bronze Freeskate: Laura Cargill, Thu Jaanusson. PRELIMINARY DANCE Dutch Waltz: Stacey Britton, Kristina Scholl, Jennifer Kel- loway, Ashley Butcher, Jen- nifer Savage, Britney Kennedy, Kendal Cumming, Caitlin Byard, Amber Lafranchise, Erin Beckett. Canasta Tango: Anne HagLrty, Stacey Britton, Lisa Neill, Meaghan Rueban, Katie Hol- land. Baby Blues: Natasha Chamber- lain, Melanie Brown, Kelly Lawrence. JUNIOR BRONZE DANCE Fiesta: Miranda Laromy, Kate Hagerty, Sara Woolliscroft, Erin Corkum, Kelly Connell, Natalie Hucaluk, Melissa Lang, Meredith Leedle, Adriana DiGiorgio. Swing: Stephanie Burnett, Becky Leighton, Ashlea Manns, Janielle Collantes, Tara Herdsman, Melissa Alves. 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Both Conformation Hunter events attracted riders and three-year-old horses from across Canada. Each horse was judged on conformation, move - Wt and substance. wThe two major wins at the Royal Winter Fair capped a great year for Haley and Last Legacy which was purchased from Jack and Judi Cooper of Cooper Farms in Udora, Ontario — well-known breeders of Canadian sport horses —this past May. Haley and Last Legacy entered shows across southern Ontario this past summer, plac- ing consistently near the top throughout the season. Haley plans to be back on the road again this summer, show - UjLast Legacy in the Confor- on Hunter class. Haley has been riding for he past five years and is coached by Christina LeMasurier. THE NEWS ADVERTIS191i SATURDAY, DECEWBER 26, 1992 -PAGE 45 MARK'S WORK WEARHOUSE PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL SALE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27 DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 AM Hurry in for the best savings and selection. 1794 LIVERPOOL ROAD HMWAY:2 DICKERING � ® � 831-0711 HIGMlWAY 1401 "fC>��i�e»t1n? abvltt`rt,diXc ' 't7iallrltlty min is,00 i* ERRORS AND OMISSIONS 576-0335, 798-7672 Classification Index 1 OOS sob Help Wanted Careers 100 Carear -•aping 105 Genera -or Ito Dake ,red 120 Saes-eroAgorm 130 S.r4ec ac 135 Computer amara 140 kospui hledcal ;ental ISO Day Care ova tic 160 Day Care A,auoie 165 Empor,ent wanted 170 Busnou :; &mnoti te0 F200s wericome. Flexible tours. For a ,Misc. 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(401). $112,900. Call 571-6779. YOU are outgoing, confident. 70 Employment ficilo ;3) determined, ambitious, reliable. DOG trairrng classes starting in clow speaking. a great conver- Wanted January. A)ax and Oshawa, sationafsl and NEED MONE, IMEN w t h t r u c x s w 4 I d o Barb Ston, 576-5635' (010290) Exciting telemarketing posting"_ lets you write your own household moves, clean up ------ - - - payeheeks, mhomings or evening )obs, odd )obs, decorating. 300 AUtOMObileS CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms, fully furnished, air con., mobile homes. Heated pools. hot tub. tennis. near beaches and mai attractions. Children welcome, photos. (Less than motel). 683- 5503.(010193) VERO Beach - lovely two bedroom, two baths, double wide mobile. 5 star adult park. $850 US per month. Minutes to Ocean. Pictures. 668-6830. (1 22M) ome 500 For Sale REDUCED - 3'25.900 - 3 bedroom brick, two storey, detached garage, fireplace, hardwood floors• new furnace, immediate possession. No agents. 15 Arlington Ave. 432- 3363.(122692) NEW 5 years old, raised bungalow, located m Oshawa , LARGE bright, attractive one - - - - two bedroom upper level. two bedroom basement apainment,Houses 4 O For bedroom lower level, two baths, separate entrance, fully Rent two kitchens. two sating rooms. equipped kitchen, shared wor dining room, carpeted, finished laundry. parking. 5680 monthly AJAX - Pckermg i3eac:,. nam garage. $130.000. 571-5061 or including utilities. First and last, flow of bungalow. two bedroom, 432-7577. (122692) shrifts avaitabie. trail Jim, 9 a-rr - I.-Mirg• anyrhun9 Can Car or For Sale AJAX - Oxford Towers. 2 and 3 Jan. 1 Call Jen- kitchen, living room, needs BROKER has 510.000 to lend at Noon or 5:30-8:30 P.M. 424 Jane. 427-2856. (TF) Bedroom apartments. Available neer Haddad. Toronto. 686-1961 decorating. $500 monthly- in- $147 per month. Contact 5883 (010293) -- - (h) 751-8300 (ort) 10 113931 Doug IF you can lick a postage stamp, 205 Firewood YOU can tick the worldl Call 416- at �-fir Community Finan- 434-205024 his. ('22692) ROKA Lu..^ber Hardwood. ASSISTANT supenntendant 4'x8xt2-. MO. 4'x8'xl6'. $65. couple reouired for high rise Scill wood 418412- available, apartment in Aim Good salary W. Days.705.277-3381. eve ..and and benefits. Must have I experience. Please call 686- BROOKUN Firewood - well 0845 between 830-430 p.rrt seasoned hardwood. tar and (172692) 16- delivered. Kindling, ACCOUNTANT for per diem, softwood also available for $451 monthly. year end accounting face cord. Pick up Sat. and Sun. for sinal business in Pickering 6S5.8797. (122792) area. Combat« skills an asset. -_- Arftles 637 Dkavis Dr.. Newmarket IOM. 220 For Sale L3Y 2R2.(122692) air. dishwasher, deck. 4 year ALASKA )obsl Earn up to ICE fishing hut prdesaonafyr $30.000 in 3 months fishing designed. 4 person, quality salmon. Also construction, materials, i fully insulated- Enjoy � �le-«. Jan. 1., Feb. 1. and March t. 432-5350. (010293) cludes everything. Lots of at �-fir Community Finan- Ouiet building. pool, sauna. PICKERING - -escellent parkrng. move m tonight, 683- Ciel Services (TF) close to Shopping. 401 and Go. l o c a i , o n - stunning three 5503 or 686-x236 (123092) - Approx. $750 and 8851. Call 428-'260 w 683-8421 until 7:30 bedroom. main Boor apanmwnt. $lWC monthly or 1 bedroom - _- Townhouses 420 �� 0 Townhouses p.m. (011293) basement, $600 monthly. For Rent For Sale AJAX - bright one bedroom separate entrance, utdmas. MORTGAGE LOANS THREE bedroom• lree n01C apartment, garden entrance. 4 laundry, steps to GO. 4242104. ONE, two and three bedroom townhouse. 1 112 baths. central Pos. bath, cable and parking. (122392) luxury condos. Beautiful air. dishwasher, deck. 4 year First and last, nopols.0uretron OSHAWA two bedroom Property, qualify features. 6 appliances. air conditioned. from new partial finished basement. smoker, $575 mon My. 428- 8184 (123092) a artment, ver P y good area. 5775 monthly. ROM to own and close to O.C.. Park Rd. (401). $112,900. Call 571-6779. bans. Quick service and dose o Oshawa Centre. Clean purchase options available. (t�y2) OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- building, fridge and stove. South east corner d Nash and -- --- - ments for rent, available irrsrtediarely. Laundry facilities parking. laundry, faol4ies. No pets. $675. Call 723-0742. Trulls Rd., Counice. Open House, Wed aria Thurs. 3-7 p.m, 540 Out -of -Town V Properties on premises. Two bedroom, (122692) Sunday, 1-4 p.m. For more $2500 as Y. (FMrJterkg) 831- $550 monthly, bachelor PICKERING - large one information, call Josephine Snider. 579.7505 or Paula DISTRESS sale - 143 acres apartment, $395 inclusive. Rooms, S54iAS weekly. Cal bedroom bent apamnwr. Shappab, 5793052 N Hon ft dose to Port Perry, vendor 579-3583 or 728-9345. Also full bath, separate entrance, 8550 Adv�apO FFeaty Ltd. Rey finance. 15 acres close to Hwy e7 Peterborough. for monthly. First and last. 433--4743. (Ti east of garage rem. (TF) working non sem« Pore, no NLLCREST Heights - under $29,900. Call 427-9982. (010293) ng in awarm con- OSHAWA - one bedroom references nqund. After 5 p.m. new management, 2 and 3 eannartes, of fields . iron. ForIon � hut, asking $450 Cal t please fill 619-0587 9 rrmrdate response. can 1.504- 432-5350. (010293) 646-4513, ext. K103, 24hrs. s wrifn enhance and yard 14go. � (010393) AJAX Pickering Appliances - no and bedroom fumktMe - hand- rom nsble offer refused. Fully �Ce lel 1 pappliancate. guaranteed reconditioned Come make us a 580 Insurance deal. 427-6784, 467 Westney IF you are over 45 and have Rd. S. Aix. (TF) recently, been laid ort. you may Int MNG Sale - solid wood col- quaify for training assistance. lee tables and and tables, S99 DIP/CERT, Lolus, WordpafeG each. Hall table, $99. 3 mem r rent in otd.r bwWIg. (t2 bedroom townhomes. Available 545 Vacatior 304 S. tit S. $420 mouthy AVAfLABsLE immediately in Jan. 1. From $799. Capital PropertleS plus hydro. Available Oshawa, 639 Cuban St. Two Property Managemrnt. Can 72$ immodwely. Cal Stephen. 571- bedroom, $650 per month 8967. (010692) 3229. (122692) incka". Fret and last required. 400 Boor St. E. One and two dose to bus and shopping. filo Rooms To FOR SALE bedroom , r" M pHs. Call 434-5811 of 430- 430 Rent TUSKI E M UI PLAM 5640. Cala 6SS4M 6. (010992) 0134. (TFALL) a) 47 years to run OSMWA - large bright one CENTURY lick - two bedroom PICKERING - room for min . b) Anywhere of the world bedroom apartment, fridge, unk, downtown Bowmanville share house, yard, etc. With c) One week antnua4 stow. Utliiee included. 5596 aria. Private irge IM nips couple and dog. $350 norial as-bals , word. acqw- erRk �' W►glslerad chairs. 09 each. per monsk. rust and last laundry ming. Private entrance, walk- Cal 4343549. (123M - Harvard, Corel, Comp t� Full ef" micrdivawe own, $75. 1M0 Honda Accord ECA, whils, racilitlers, parking, 9 -unit in0 distance to schools and DECEMBER free - Available Programming and Systema Please cat 831-9190 Shor 6. leaded. Sup, new rife, 3 yew buidirp• SimooWol ares_ Cal shopping. 5700 utilities immediately. one bedroom Andyist, Cobol Pascal and C, 2 Macraosh, Ouark Express, and side. utBYss 1 1 wwrranry waFnmraom $13,750. OifWAME tablas. chairs. pads Call Mario at 666-9264. Edith. 4340930. inckidsd. Call akar 6 p.m 579- WHITBY - one bedeacin age 9197 or 576-7016. (1226Q2) s wrifn enhance and yard 14go. � "age suamay bdr. Finable anlataoe may be available for eligible and bedroom fumktMe - hand- 11�� ga,errssrs apamrrlas. New car. LARGE one bedroom basement and basement. $150 weekly. 580 Insurance stude Durham students. Durham Business Business crafted before )� � - tyY 190 Busick Fir Ltd Power � pet and cassis, 4 boa with tub. apartkrers. 4 Pw- bath, lak+kdrY, Cal Ridk, 723.7594. 1 (� 1 CWTver 0. one of Ontario's largest �. I No qual W steering, power brakes, tPk, auks. Vis. ah. wh0e with royal Fridge Saw^ lauy�y. �� cable, parking, separate prey Outlet, fer GO :talion entrance. al a ba. waft to WWTSY - deen � seekig maim male or 10. on bus MORTGAGE LOANS lowest pilose Eq.5' pine hr- bled ftserfor, etsceisrs CatdOloru �k� � water. 5560 + Transit and shopping. single sor4e. near GO, all arreltUss 1st and 2nd to 95% 41 value. NANNY or experh aced babyall- for in our hone, Jan. 1960. Live vest table, S345. oak bunk and * hutch, $875; finished in SUM 436.5114. (011MI" 1/3 hydra W5412M %MIG Cp ,«� pn6wred. $620 -"ft. 42740M icluded *Oft@* Call Bad, AN property trpeti, pefsonal 130a'e your defacaWOODW04RKKINGI. low PtyrnouIh Hoilim .6000 11228 21 PICKERING - brI ht one (3669524. (0102901 bans. Quick service and LOCAL key TION Well � p � b I .. 1, ng, 4 41 O Houses For PI. emrattee, parkiExcellent Rent Shared 450 lC6NRNAOICIAL r quips prafsaslorgl sales persorh on SEVEN piece danish walnut tuneups, one owner. Asking appliances, available ACComm. CORP. p recuse bcatbrl in Durtuian for dining nom set. $500 cubo. Cal $2500 as Y. (FMrJterkg) 831- irwmedillaiy. 2f "7 jf our 639 SEEMS MISSNICE two bedroom detached1611116-2936 ran smoker• available Jan. 1. 571.=1 OSHAWA vending and office Coll *0 4245318. (123002) 3042_ (122992% 2893- (12MM house close to South G.M. SHARE ..oder. IwNkies M � � PICKER' machines (part time). Send resume to 1595 Stephenson CARPET - 1 Mie several 1000 yards of now Swkwintister and 1068 Subaru GL Sport, 3 door. auto, all. antAtq 128,000 kms., AJAX . yyr$ 3 bedtoorn ntah Clean. "W"onakce free. gas pony. immaculate 0 aPP�� heeMd. $675 numahly. or bull, Clean three bed an house. Prlwvle NOM new TOM Ceram. moi- GAGES aid bars, 95% Rd.. FAM NewraetM Ont L16 /L9. (1228012( 10o%itybncaupM.INBdoMriq roomy aunt hal) for $380. In- maisenwve record, LbswA01d CokndMfOn. certNfed. $3800 obis included, $825 Plus 50% 189,900. Paler Nee4 Guide Lt Ofss. Fist and feel arais6ls Rwlty. 723 5281. 438 9107. all ullaties included. $375 mork6d)f• N you ara a ddy res tfthwhch dawn Payment abo Iullged 661111-M5. r Call Doug "0* t�ediCal eludes carpet• pad, and yards). Ste• 72941M(122082) Jan 1. 669220 r 831-14M PICKERING - Liverpool and smokig temaM. please cal 420-3734, leave message. nasally Fill- N1 Sir WNL {iF) 150 Dental 78420M (TF) tl$85 Honda Acord, two door (122302 e". I odyn three bedroom 1011560) $40 par month. Nelson SL S. Oshawa Aval6dle. JUL 1. Cal EXPERIENCED Vis- PIANOS/GRANDFATHER hatchback. blue with blue Irssriat 5 speed, ahNlm ttaereo, buckets. bungalow. main floor nal Go WNW -Wo ltedroolo b rnoar saw 401, Y� 80 -in Cyt. du pica. welt b Go• fridge. Stale A Condos For v 15 pwaiew 6 skltrguowrhirlgdersalalfioe lga CLOCKS - ftMrtss ora b own, wry eoonoetloal, S2800.Cag427.OWilvierum laundry room, 4 womne". parking, $625 Inclusive. $950 12 Rent apt. tlrxiglt, grand, dight. In Whitby. Mutt Ike helpig keyboards. CLOCKS - free BANKMjpT Credg py�y� Immediately. 509-2091. + . Cal 631- 8047. (010 MISSION p��a 5815. (122882) calvary and est hQ Cal T41Mp and take advantage of our No - dk check, Cos Maned b (1200AJAX WHITBY/OSHAWA - 4 - two bedroom. 5 app)ynps, SM+ hydro, Aval- �` Da Care Ohrlsan.e SP8016- 433-1491, own. 1978-1994. 50 can b choose from. 686.7428, 725- TWO Ii 11 no in quiet dewk a plat. myth Odu s. Close b all bedrooms. executive home. dini , mairt 'Mundly able Feb. 1. CM 424 or 693.2M. 7M7 (' 160 Wanted (TFAW 1086 r 663775. (TFALL) a. - . fridge. MilitiR Palms fkw � MMS mororm NCLAUGHILIN square tMM PALE - new and used frost free dryers; se u CREDIT Problems? In balcony, Murdry facilties, $700 Available0" 1 a Feb. � $1200 per marsh ped utltles. Available Jan. i. Telephone condo, u1kWa, odea, NANNY or experh aced babyall- for in our hone, Jan. 1960. Live fohhigal r apartment Its• y��� ue � �'�f � 1. 91Z (010 7723-6674. � 22882) pawria �or arse talish. pool. � �� ��, out preferred. 3 children, Stephenson': Fumhure and Appllances. 227 Count St. hind the wfneel Lease to own, ONE and two bedr0rn apart. PICKERING - one bedroomPM, utilities1.Pilokided. Avala refervintm rimed. At IW 1-3 Oshawa, 5767448. Cal w at 404-2156 (12289 idents available. Reasonable apartment, Marge room, Jan. Jan. 1, Phone 728-3050. 0. yews experience. Pickering. JAGUAR V12 - own a Pres- �' NI ihduskre. Located h 1, pilots entrance. 4 applWhoM, (12N92) 286 -OM. (1230M 11M O AD DEADLINES tfgiorn Jag, wale ma south Oshawa. Close to ran smoker• available Jan. 1. PART tike bsbyslla raquked in For Tues., wed., FII. i iphn e, as- " as Optbps, retpinorne, sok- dimd'i"�n• t� akddk schools. Shops and Grit. Call 7264093. between 49 p.m. $675 + to Ont and Mat. 634 0016. (12269) 4fi0 Oitke dk lit@tall v Space my home. for four your 9 SyR. Is 3 pm � �r Gab. sant. i11,500. ob.0. PIkaN 614 (122gga 2300 agLkwe tMl, 4 bedfoorle, children. 34 days per week. but to 6MUre yaw ed 2490. (01024ij BRIGHT one bedroom base- double garage, shows Reliable. energetic, vehicle preferred. Non smoker. muss illi 11� "mens apartment, separate beautifully, nen gnyhrhhe FOR rent or Man • corntnrow spay tppraodmooly SW silli haste Sakd1, �fr � �r 579-2M W FFax ir1lraree• fridge. Sow, tug batt. coble, udldn included. Ava/• decor. whole house, on Weaveli b4iay 02. Citi Enza M $40 par month. Nelson SL S. Oshawa Aval6dle. JUL 1. Cal 78.78. 5122692) afltM Feb. 1.426-9363. (010'203) 467�BBB (123000) 5746267 wiltirhe (12911114 per+ s afar t. a ir.<•cw�N4w"s`ii"s wif>'7iIQ.: i,-z----ywnl7MAW ■ 4 Li Business Home - Home Painting, Services as Improvements Improvements _ Decorating ILLUSTRATION cartoonin raphic design, advertising, Uslness or personal. Reasonable rates. Also lessons available.Randy Timms, (416) 342-2279. (TF) Driving Schools Sol Driving School, 3 lessons and test $75, 10 lessons. $150. Call 287.3060. (010893) Gardening, Landscaping Gardner's Top Soil Grovel, Lsndsapi% Tree Planting and RN1' oval, Crushed Asphalt, Driveways, Cleen•ups*ta Cheapest and the Best In town. ASK FOR ROB Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION 1 -teak, and ell repairs, renovations and construction Fast and c'ean professional work g,:aranteed CRAIG 686-1913 Home Improvements TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast clean, reliable service VAZ GENERAL - CONTRACTING Specializing In custom homes, all carpentry, additions, basements, waterproofing, kitchens cit bathrooms, ceramic tale A hardwood floors. Work guaranteed, free estimates. Call 683-5818. RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting 8 decorating. For estimate in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 LEAKING TUBS 8 SHOWER STALLS Aepaared 5 iencyatil Nail d floor u4z s Wlied 6 rkstaued AIL visa. B B 8 LOWEST PRICES! Free estm.aies Cal Berne Progressive Tie 420-16119 DRYWALL FINISHING Boarding, taping, textured ceilings, suspended ceilings. 25 years experience. Neil 619-0079 KT INTERIORS • Decorating Consultations • Expert painting and ling • Reasonable rates. Kim 666-2343 Housecleaning Room at a time painting. Designed for anybody's budget... Low Rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Call Mika at 428-8190 HONEST, hardworking mature — -Parry reliable experienced person will do housework by the day. Services. Rates, 540460. Phone anytime. 576-4367. (122692) MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready to entertain for any age, Moving' any occassion. Birthdays, promotions, openings. Storage fundraisers, Magic shows are funl Lettuce Help. 839-7057 or MOVING? We wit r^.ove anything, anywhere, anytime. Men 8 trucks for all types of moves Best rates, free estimates. 10% discount for senors. s40/hr. a up Call 571-0755 AJAX Moving Systems - lull Services. rrldve$, appliance and piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering !roe boxes with move. Call 427- 0005. (TF) HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - move big or small, we price them allI Free estimates. senors discount, short notice moves, pianos moved. Comparable rates. Cat 432-2950. (TF) MAN with truck and/or men for at your moving needs, paces to fit your budget. Special rates for Seniors. Starting at S30rhr Give Pete a cat at 571l (TFALL) 728.8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic for children's parties and all occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie, 6681932. Plumbing Experienced Journeyman Plumber No lob 10o srr.a, Faucets. showers basement was rooms wet bars. etc Any renovation or addition 7aytlme 427-4174 Home 4278809 Ask torTom Licensed Plumber For quality work at reasonable prices. Call Ray at 282-7813 FREE ESTIMATES Pick..Scarborough MEN w lh large truck wrl do 1, Border I household move. residential. HOME mp.ovements a d commercial. All types of moves. fell Basements, add-ons, Call Call or Jane. 427-2856, Snow Removal doors. decks. fences and trim. (TF)rk At Streeter Wood Woing. 436 - QUALITY work by lather and 9207. (TF) Painting, SNOW Remova,. any time. son team. Well experienced, sieasonable rates. Hourly or by hard working. Renovat ons, EUROPEAN T, a special writ Decorating con ract Call 1 -416 -430 -go" or additions, decks. etc. Call us for renovate your bathroom 0. - A busy call 436-5779. (010293) krchen walls welt as was floor PROFESSIONAL pairil and a Ines sell mate 571-1263 &t or hiss. 20 years exp"nce. Good wallpapel One room or Phone tied up - use Rod. Oshawa (TFALL) references and satisfaction wrrola house• guaranteed lowest pk+aranteed. For free setimates, rates. No s too small. Qualityyour Fax machine to SABER ConVaaddicting - all D Dykstra. 7254913. (TF) workmanship carpentry, additions, ) o guaranteed. cat send us your classified ren 0vat ons. kitchens, JOURNEYMAN electrician. 4302595. (TFALL) ad. Remember to bathrooms. tome maintenance Specializing in service changes. SESSIONAL paw". In- include your, COftpoina emergency service. furniture rewiring, additions and terior and exterior. Drywall name, address & Fill shing, quality work renovations. All work taping• plastering and spray. guaranteed. 15 years guaranteed, free estunatss. Cas Cat Atredo or Hefda• 723.1337. pho ne . 579-2=experience. 686-2915. (TFEFG) 4246320. (TFA) (011592) }. r r r r• O P14r • dPPt♦ • 4 �Qxf4,.4�fd� 4,4 • s,r ,.�rl -��'j�PPP¢�''7"'"''1 Il�r �r 1 T i s r a i• 401t,I .'Liffin Fant LIVE Phone Affairs Stimulating Conversation For Your Pleasure 1-800-387-8009 24 hrs. - No Callback NO LONG DISTANCE CHARGES 18+ Credit Card Only discreet LIVE PSYCHIC ,',r aa-_dge,caC,"C ASTROLOGY HOROSCOPES PREDICTIONS FORECAST ADULTS Ol $49.95 JESUS says, can the blend ism the blind? Does your minister wear giassesl The hireling is the hired minister, Micah 3:11, 'saiah 56:10-12, John 10:11, Jim Carripbell. 1-705-953-9475. iTc fi71 Business Personals BOUDOIR Photography - spe- Cal gift for the spell l person. Portrait and glamor packages to fit all budgets. Photo calenders/ makeover available. Still in time for Christmas 420-9370 _ Classified Far 579-2238 675 Companions MINIMUM EXTRAI EXTRA! L/ AJAX 1 am TURNS b" \ 1 .J'/ -._tea► � y- "DARLA M." WELCOME TO "THE MATURE TEEN CLUB' IH -ART (MATES WINTER SIZZLER Disic"et introductions for singles 754-4135 DR. A. RUDNICK wishes to announce: As of January 1/93 his family practice Is moving to: The Bayly Medical Centre 1420 Bayly St. Pickering, Ontario, L1 W 3R4 (416) 420-5559 NEW PATIENTS WELCOME CALL CLASSIFIED S76-9335 798-7672 TEMPLE, DOH In loving Mem- .v of our Father and Gra­a(ather December 2l, 1991 The Wind has tat -n you You're freefiral! a peace So still you lie Craving your rnr behind. The pain is gone Gone with the sr': rit in your eyes Now you're z •rndering around above us Looking downu,j•d as we You'vejlRownl he wind f'scapir..3 all the -.rt within "Took to the sky fzlrving the wor: •hind. LOVE& %It YOU CI IL'CK &'.' - %Dy %1'0%\IAK, R' IS ANN) jULIENIAR IALL, INICOLF., Dn!zRYL, KYT-F AND R.`.!tYSAM Don't Forget Oshawa,Whitby This Week & Ajax,'Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 WARMEST WISHES To You and Your Family Nems #I, dvertiser BEAT THE RECESSION FIGHT BACK!! c........ . . 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 '1 - Oshawa/Whitby This Week & Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser (over 400,000 paper circulation) 10 editions $60 ' 2. AO Oshawa/Whitby This ers OWde eek - 3- Ajax/Pickering News Avrtiser .- B. 3 paapers $30 A. 3 papers $50 B. 3 papers $30 e>_ aaaaaan� aaanaan� aaaanxanen� aaan� ens e� a� xex� a� aaan�s lea_ � Ad coDv - un to 24 words if desired C«'�n must accompany ad in order to receive special .�IoctiOnS O 2A ® 3A 3B All ads to be dropped off or mailed in only (no phone orders) 3 Locations: Ajax - 130 Corni nerclal Ave- "All other coupon offers Whitby - 400 Dundas St. W. invalid with this special" 1 ' Oshawa - 665 Farewell Ave. `> or mail to: Oshawa/Whitby This Week, P -O. Box 481, Oshawa L1 H 7L5. Att. Mary van Kessel Enclose cheque, money order or credit card * with exp. date. Payment: Cash Cheque Credit Card 0/exp. date Please include your name, address & phone It if we need to contact you. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — - �r.r.r_ :u:a:�-�-.i� . '.� 'fir : "" �..:a ..iil':s+_.iti"i3o✓� .i ii a- ... i Yv-.. rii+i%i �• `-� dsYs - .IAeRPr A*l Please read your SENSATIONAL PERSONAL classified ad on the PHOTOS of Karen. Sylvia, and first day of publication Tanya For discreet information, as We cannot be wr'ts Karen. Box 670 -RD, responsible for more Kelowna, B.C. v1Y 7P4. Adults than Ou insertion in only pieasel the event of an error. 680 Anncuncerrents 680 A^^ouncements DR. A. RUDNICK wishes to announce: As of January 1/93 his family practice Is moving to: The Bayly Medical Centre 1420 Bayly St. Pickering, Ontario, L1 W 3R4 (416) 420-5559 NEW PATIENTS WELCOME CALL CLASSIFIED S76-9335 798-7672 TEMPLE, DOH In loving Mem- .v of our Father and Gra­a(ather December 2l, 1991 The Wind has tat -n you You're freefiral! a peace So still you lie Craving your rnr behind. The pain is gone Gone with the sr': rit in your eyes Now you're z •rndering around above us Looking downu,j•d as we You'vejlRownl he wind f'scapir..3 all the -.rt within "Took to the sky fzlrving the wor: •hind. LOVE& %It YOU CI IL'CK &'.' - %Dy %1'0%\IAK, R' IS ANN) jULIENIAR IALL, INICOLF., Dn!zRYL, KYT-F AND R.`.!tYSAM Don't Forget Oshawa,Whitby This Week & Ajax,'Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 WARMEST WISHES To You and Your Family Nems #I, dvertiser BEAT THE RECESSION FIGHT BACK!! c........ . . 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 '1 - Oshawa/Whitby This Week & Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser (over 400,000 paper circulation) 10 editions $60 ' 2. 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