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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_01_02Weddings ` Banquets Meetings Parties 683-3210 Annandale Country Club Pickering IS�R Nps SUIUT SALE SOT Florida front I= PP. r, hCAK co Matas from'299 PP. 0.rcr cell br CkKads HOTLME 420-M - 42044 Yorldand Salhrday, Jan. 2.1993 16 pages A Metralond Corrwn unity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 514 + 40 GST - 55 cents Val. 112 2 k0.1 T CHRISTMAS PRESENT: The Oshawa YWCA's housing programs received a boost when the agency received $200 from the Ontario Dental Nurses and Assistants Association, Durham and District Affiliate and $300 from members and families of CUPS Local 132. The YWCA provides emergen- cy shelter and longer-term housing for women aged 16 and over and their children, such as at Apple House in the Ajax -Pickering area. It also offers counselling, appropriate referrals, and a 24-hour women's crisis line at 427- 4924. INSIDE -'92 IN REVIEW, See pages 7910312 Regular features 4 Spo in Nlftwd ><e 13 14 Record number turn to Sally Ann Generous residents help 658 families over Christmas AJAX-PICKERING - The Sal- vation Army helped a record 658 needy families, including 1,049 children, this Christmas. The number could have topped 700, but 49 families didn't show up to get their aid, says Joan Harry, coordinator of the Salva- tion Army's Family Services Centre. Of the 658 families, 48 were sponsored by individuals or orga- nizations, she says. The sponsors either gave the Salvation Army money to buy food and toys or bought everything for the fami- lies. Each family received a food hamper, including a turkey or a Give the gift of life AJAX-PICKER- ING - You can start the new year off right by giving the gift of life. The Ajax -Pickering branch of the CanadL an Red Cross Society will hold blood donor clinics on Monday. Jan. 4 and Tuesday, Jan- 5 from 2 to 8 p.m. on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. All blood types ane urgently needed. Donors most bring identification with a Free one-hour babysitting for chil- dren 18 months of age or older will be pro- vided on a first come, first serve basis from 1:45 to 4 pm. at Chil- dren's Play Town. For more informa- tion, call the Red Cross branch at 420- 3383. voucher for a turkey, and two gifts for each child in the family. Ms. Harry says that other than gifts for teens, there were enough donations of food and toys. In fact, there's enough stock left over to run the Salvation Army's food bank until May, Ms. Harry says. Also, there were toys not hand- ed out, which will be stored and used at Christmas next year. Mechanical defect blamed Food hampers were handed out between Dec. 14 and 24. "We had to start early because we had so many coming through," she says. In 1991, the Salvation Army helped 525 families at Christmas. Truck spills smelly load on Hwy. 401 AJAX - A load of residential trash and 150 litres on a slant. The truck, operated by the Ajax firm J & of diesel oil spilled onto Hwy. 401 in Ajax F Trucking, was likely enroute to the Brock West Wednesday morning when a garbage truck over- landfill in Pickering, police say. turned. The incident snarled traffic and clean-up crews The accident was caused by a mechanical defect, were on the job until about 11:30 a.m. The Ajax say Ontario Provincial Police. No one was injured. Public Works department and the provincial Min - The truck tipped over at about 9 a.m. in a west- istry of Transport were called to the scene. bound 401 lane west of Westney Rd. J & F Trucking cleaned up the mess itself by OPP say a springing mechanism at the rear of scooping up the garbage with a loader, say OPP. the truck malfunctioned, causing one side of the At press time, police were still investigating and truck to drop down and putting the load of garbage were unsure if charges would be laid. Cool cue! Nine-year-oid Nicole Martdziuk shows fire forrn lining up a stat whsle playing pool at the Ajax Commundy Cen- tre. Watch ft her is friend Anna Rabinralc, 9. photo by Andrew Mrawwski 0000y mans raHu -- Advertbe to A)=-P1ckwbV News Adv�r ""110) and 0*x wa-Wh1 yy lhis Wow* (579,4400).103.000 pimsm every RkkN � UIOTD�RL�ING �EASONS JANUARY IS BRA MONTH LINGERIE & SLEEPWEAR FROM PETITE TO UL d ? t orf rAw-s oNt y amort BRA mum. ALmATm OVER /M1mum slop[ m m au'ro MF. 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The following numbers ate now av e for your use: �71-6611 for calls from: Ajax, Bowntanville, Pickering, Newcastle Village, Newtonville, Whitby, Orono. Brooiklin, Hampton• Oshawa, Scugog. Courtice, Blackstock 686.66H for calls from: South Pickering acrd Toronto 1-800-465-666 11 for calls from: Uxbridge, Ca ntington. Sunderland, Beaverton 1-800461-9283 for calls from: TDD users (telephone for the blearing Impaired) Your i trst billing for 1993 will include a brochure further detailing the telephone exchanges pertaining to each of the above numbers. FINANCE DEPARTMENT WATER AND SEWER BILLING AND CUSTOMER SERVICE Bags of residential garbage and 150 litres of diesel oil spilled onto Hwy. 401 in Ajax Wednesday morning when a truck overturned. No one was hurt, say Ontario Provin- ciai Police. photos by Andrew lwanowski rJ OPEN SATURDAYS &SUNDAY10:00 a.m. eakfast Special (Sat. & Sun. Only) 52.49 SUN., MON., TUES., WED. $ 99TWO CAN EAT FOR 1Z Dinner Choices: Filet of Sole. 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According to Durham Regional Police Detective Dave Kimmerley, a firearm was dis- charged at least twice in the scuffle, which occurred outside the accused's home on Krosno Blvd. near Bayly St. and Liver- pool Rd. shortly after 2:30 a.m. Wednesday. Police aren't certain whether the gun was discharged inten- tionally or accidentally. There were no injuries. Police were called to the scene by a concerned resident. At 9 a.m., part of Krosno Blvd. was still closed off during an investigation which attracted curious neighbors and forced traffic to detour between Fordon Ave. and Tatra Dr. A bullet casing was retrieved after police scoured a nearby fence, bushes, trees and parked car. The investigation continues. A 37 -year-old man has been charged with possession of a prohibited weapon, assault with a weapon, possession of a weapon dangerous to public peace and possession of a firearm with an altered serial number. Fwuly OMR18d sold Op"ed I�� Call and Compare Before You Decide &@* � aro 1n?er*ckPA r PICKERING lawnub d o,- 686.5589 NOTICE TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS Due to circumstances beyond our control, our January Linen Event flyer pipe 7. Solid Colmer Beddirq a Gorgeous bad i Bath Co-onftNes should have read Flet or Fitted Twin Sleet Also Page 2 ExmaNbur a DependsbNity Towels Pictures were flopped we apologize foPositioned)r any ience The Managernard THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 2,1!!c -PAGE) 29 honored at ceremony Residents win Canada 125 medals AJAX-PICKERING - Twenty- nine residents from Ajax and Pickering were presented with Canada 125 commemorative medals at a ceremony Dec. 29. In July, MP Rene Soetens invited area residents to nominate suitable candidates for this honor. The nominations were reviewed by a committee of citizens who then selected the winners. The following people from Ajax were honored with medals at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Ajax on Tuesday Charles Pres- ley, David Karry, Heather Karry, Alf Williams, Joe Pacione, Olive Hanna, Joe Rooney, William Sey- mour, Benny Severs, Jean Fidler, Anita Witty, Henry Westney, Joan Azzopardi, Lawrence Barker, Olive Henderson, Joe Dickson, Thomas Veitch, and James Kelly. The following Pickering resi- dents were honored George John- son, John Earley, Lucy Perri, Carl Young, Jean Tyas, Betsy Gum - mow, Kurrie Storey, Thelma Bamber, John Hayden, Helen Paris, and Rod Mason. DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS 3 FLYERS COMNG TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAPS AHEAD SAL, .IAN. 2/93 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK.) A&P (PICK.) ASHBROOKS (AJAX/PICK.) BURGER KING (AJAX/PICK.) CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX/PICK.) CHERNEYS (AJAX/PICK.) DOMINION (AJAk?".) FOOD CITY (AJAX) ' a+7m tc Act a howehci& ontV FOOD TOWN (A,IAX/PICK.) GA (PICK.) K MART (AJAX/PICK.) LOBLAWS (AJAX"CK.) MIRACLE FOOD MART (am.) SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK.) 0MMR, 1 ��n d woydr.Y "The medals were approved by the Queen, and were designed to pay tribute to people whose tal- ents, values and actions have ben- efited the community," said Mr. Soetens, before the awards cere- mony. "Presenting these medals will ensure a tangible and lasting way to pay honor to the people whose achievements have benefit- ted their fellow citizens. The fact that these medals were created on the theme of Canada's 125th birthday enhances their impor- tance." FROM PAGE 15 680 Arrcuncements 680 Announcements 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 3134 (416) 420-5559 NEW PATIENTS WELCOME For - CALL CLASSIFIED Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. 576-9335 AIWIP wlnQ n . r a 798-7672 1*1WDMStLl o e � n remit nennrxM wraaet PAGE4-THENEW ADVMWER SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. IM Catholic school boss forecasts big changes By DONNA DONALDSON DURHAM - Tom Oldman will continue leading the separate school board. The Whitby trustee was re- elected chairman of the Durham Obituary RICHMOND, Frank John - It is with deep sadness the family announce the death of Frank John Richmond on Monday, Dec. 28, 1992. Beloved husband of Kathleen. Loving father of Marilyn and Brian and daughter-in-law Lvnn. A devoted grandfather of Dean, Jennifer and Shelby Mulligan. Funeral arrange- ments were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens. W�m CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears -Warehouse Sale' ttyer on page A6 we've advertised 3 items that are now not available. These are: Sharp Music System #28891, 26' Color TV 576 114 102. Sanyo Camcorder 576 131 533. We regret to advise our customers that due to circumstances beyond our control we will not be able to supply these items. No rainchecks or backorders will be issued. Region Roman Catholic School Board at its recent annual inaugu- ral meeting. Mr. Oldman was up against Pickering trustee Kevin Ashe. The chairman says he's pleased to see a "very united board" has been put together that has a good reputation for being accountable. "This board is definitely a board that's involved in making decisions," he says. But Mr. Oldman admits 1993 will be a difficult year. "The upcoming year will be a significant year as far as Catholic education is concerned." He'll meet with fellow trustees and staff in the new year to decide what to do about the cutback in transfer payments from the Province. "We'll have to evaluate all our expenditures now," says Mr. Old - man, "and we'll have to make sig- nificant changes in the way we're doing business." Also re-elected at the meeting was Pickering trustee Mary Zecchino, as vice-chairman. In the French section, Robert Boisvert was re-elected chairman and Kathy York vice-chairman. In the English section, Kathy LeFort was elected to succeed Pickering's Kevin Ashe as chairman, and Jim McCafferty, also of Pickering, was re-elected vice-chairman. Joe Bugelli was nominated for both vice-chairman of the board and chairman of the English sec- tion, but was not successful. Bishop John Knight was re- appointed honorary chairman. ' — OPEN rehouse Mon -Fri 10-8 Saturday 10 - 6 1501 Hopkins St., Whitby (416)430-8081 Fax 430-0795 MM0% 1Z.1 q O� Kop Complete systems start at $999. 4 maxi DR VM7,11 �I............................................................................ .......... ................. ............... ............ **' ............... .......... * , * , . ............... ............ BROCKVILLE 126 King Street Comer of Buell 345-1486 oauci •ie PHOTc. •- - 41 124 ExPowen AJAX 240 Horwood Ave. South of 401 428-1100 Ole LINDSAY 131 Kent Street W. 328-1500 INFORE. ►�A _ . it DOUBLE YOUR PICTU FOR u SCARBOROUGH 629 Markhbm Rd S. Corner of Lawrence 439-2121 11VAm-61 NORTH YORK 2450 Sheppord Ave. E. Corner Victoria PK 498-5949 DOWNSVIEW 1881 Sleeles Ave. W Corner of Dtrfferin 665-2631 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY Z, IMPAGE S Fighting rape at DCollege By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff f DURHAM - Durham College will get motley from the Province to combat date rape. "The new funding is designed to do an awareness campaign with students on date and acquaintance rape," says Lynda Sauriol, who's in charge of cam- pus safety. Earlier this year the college received about $25,000 for improved lighting, fences and signs. A brochure on campus safety called Be Aware was also developed. The Province announced recently it will give $402,000 to post -secondary institutions to combat date and acquaintance rape on campuses. This money is part of $1.5 million promised by the Ministry of Colleges and Uni- versities to make campuses safer for women. The money will be used to improve lighting, install emergency phones, fund aware- ness campaigns and for other improvements. Durham College doesn't know yet what its portion of the .$402,000 will be. "(Date and acquaintance rape) is a major concern in society at large," says Ms. Sauriol. "Statis- tics show it is most likely to occur in colleges and universities because of the culture. There's a lot of young people in their active, dating years and a culture with the acceptance of a lot of social activity." But she adds that part of the trick of dealing with date rape is the problem of not knowing how common it is, because many do not come forward to report it. "We're assuming it is an issue," says Ms. Sauriol. "Society is growing in its understanding of what is assault and in its willing- ness in a group to say it's not all right." Besides improving lighting in the parking lots and the fences around the college, Durham has developed an escort service to Please recycle this newspaper fleBlffrS S# Bdifffdle 041, Zuever D#w the &ffelrre! New soft- touch 1- , materials for sensitive gums WALTER WIMMER, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE FREE 420=5020 CONSULTATION ray Free i&R 151E offers I' 1 6 11 1 ■ obtain a new skill Tax Course ■ increase your tax knowledge far► w 4 ■ convenient times and U locations Space• H&R BLOCK" Toa Y For more Information call... OSHAWA/WHITBY - 725-4563 AJAX/PICKERING - 686-1395 r walk people to and from their cars at night, and has stepped up its external security. Ms. Sauriol says the college is delighted to receive funding for a project like this at a time when any funding at all is difficult to get. "To be able to put funds to something like this is really use- ful for us," she says. "We can stretch our dollar a long way because we have staff who volun- tarily do more." 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V 32 � A CALL TODAY FORA FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION AJAX/PICKERING Whitby/Oshawa/Bowmanville 1450 Kingston Rd. 345 Simaw St. S., Oshawa 420-6300 723-5211 9o�aiaf aM don rot ibt/� M ml d bad, iriNl wdu�fon IM & MWAWW W Gavial A* 00*0W •ww atm a"& %W davit any "0 My Al wk"" *ON& Lmow Yew dl.. PAGE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 2,190 Q rb I n nn The RIDE isn't over 'Me holidays are over and so is the annual publicity blitz surround- ing the Durham Regional Police Services' RIDE campaign. The message of RIDE (in case you've been on another planet, that's Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) has finally sunk in. While the number of cars stopped by RIDE units has increased, the number of drivers charged with being impaired is down over previous years. Most people are refraining from drinking and driving. That's good news, but there are still drunk drivers out there, and that's of concern to all of us. Innocent people are still being killed by impaired drivers. Those motorists -- or should we say drinkers -- who are still in the deadly habit of having "one for the road" shouldn't be too hasty in toasting the end of the RIDE campaign. Those menaces on wheels will still be the hunted quarry of RIDE officers who patrol roads and high- ways all year long. Although the RIDE publicity campaign ends, RIDE itself goes on. It's a worthwhile message to keep in mind no matter what time of year it is. lose With another year of bringing you community news stretching ahead of us, we at the Flews Advertiser would like to invite our read- ers to stay in touch. We're always interested in hearing about what's going on in your neighborhood. We can't always print it, but we're interested. One common query from service clubs is how to get newspaper publicity, and many call their local municipal governments looking for assistance in that regard. Just pick up the phone and call our news- room (683-5110), and we'll do what we can to help. Other readers believe that anonymous phone calls and letters will do the trick. Sorry. Your name doesn't necessarily have to be used in a news story, but please don't hang up after blurting out a few sentences over the phone. As well, all letters must be signed. We look forward to serving you in 1993. Letters F71 Volunteers are key to Cancer Society success To the editor, The South Durham Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society is pleased to announce that the 1992 fund-raising goal of 5263,000 was surpassed, and that S264,120 was raised. This was no easy feat during such a recessionary year. The success of our campaign was directly related to the strength and commitment of our team of vol- tmteers. Our team consists of people who organize special events throughout the year, as well as over 2,500 captains and can- vassers who conducted a success- ful residential canvass. The monies raised not only fund research projects, but enable our team of dedicated education and patient services volunteers to implement excdknt programs to enhance the lives of cancer p cents and their families. I would like to acknowledge the role of the News Advertiser as part of our team, as well. The eaccellent coverage you have pn) - vKW us with during the past year has enabled urs oo inform the pub- lic of the serious need to raise funds, so that we can meet the needs of cancer patients within our own community. On behalf of the South Durham Unit of the Cancer Society, I would like to extend my thanks to the members of our volunteer team, as well as to the many busi- nesses and organizations who sponsored or assisted with special events. In closing I would like to also express the Society's appreciation to the public in general, who had to dig even deeper into their pock- ets this year. Thank you. Job Wbeler, Communications Chairman, South Durham Unit Canadian Cancer Society Don't call it ' was ' To the editor, I am saddened and upset as what appears to be an attack at the cele- bration of Jesus Christ's birth. We do not call victoria Day - Vday, Canada Day - Cday, Thanksgiv- ing Day - Tday, so why in the world do we call Chrisunas Day, Xmas? The name of Jesus Christ can raise stratg emotions, that is no reason to take his name out of the day that celebrates his birth. The name of Jesus is often used in passing or as a swear word in this society's every- day conversation, and yet when it comes to Christmas, most are quick to replace "Christ" with an "X". I find it amazing that the media and mer- chants can jump on the "gravy train" that Christmas brings, and yet not call Christmas what it acWally is — C lirisunas! Paul Robertson, Ajax SQThe News Advertiser asked area residents what their New Year's Q(�•� Dui resolutions are. _ Dave Campbell says, "My New Year's resolution is to not make New Year's resolutions. Actually, it's to try and quit smok- ing" Hews Advertiser of 1he no" Ad"t tilts R p *8cfra &/ nau A Metr+olond CommuNty Newspaper copyWtourg rt and thorlrred tree - sent Is proMbaed. publisher Timothy John Whittaker rhe n.«ws No dgh! to elasNty or refuse RJbNtifllT akar odwedbenwd at hb dtewaon. Sk?bea Svmvm says, "I'll try to save some money toward going back to college in Civil Aviation." Fraah Hermerok says, "I'm a Dtm says. "I guess to first-year student at Ryerson, in • scop skipping school and pay atteen- business. Just to get good grades tion more in clam I'm a student at and work hard would do it for me." Dur halm College.- JQAW& KNGHAWT - Edtor-h4Chfef the NesAdM"Mr. PWA*wd eM V snow. Wbdwdoy ane rddeV at tae Cmnm«dd GNG COM - Mcs cop Edkx AM. APL Onrailo LIS 7143. 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Mas tkbeipsan Kan h cdnodo 1 VOW. 00 - neas7t per sdsr� '92 IN RsvMw Taxes, protests, festivities mark Canada -9s 125th at public schools AJAX-PICKERM - Celebrat- ing Canada's 125th anniversary highlighted the year for many pub- lic school students, while board Other issues which made 1992 mernorable at the Durham Board of Education include the following: • Trustees refused to take a pay rollback in February, despite argu- ments by some to show restraint in tough economic times. Trustees who sat on the board before 1991 municipal elections had approved a six -per cent increase for trustees and 25 -per cent for the chair. • Room was made for women at the top of the board's ladder in March. Following heated debate, trustees approved an employment equity policy which follows provin- cial guidelines and calls for 50 per cent of supervisory positions to be filled by women by the year 2000. • Public school supporters faced their smallest tax increase since 1974 when trustees approved a S358.1 -million budget in April and parsed on an average 3.67 -per cent to taxpayers. hike The ousting of popular teacher Jim McMurtry angered some Ajax High School students who held a protest in front of the Bayly St. school for several days in April. Their calls for reinstatement weren't met and Mr. McMurtry left for Europe. • Trees are in and Bibles ac out- In utIn April, trustees decided to give trees to new schools for official openirtgs rather than the traditional Bibie. • The board received the go- ahead frau the ministry of educa- tion to corse up with alternatives to junior kindergarten, which would cast about $24 million to establish. In November, the board slammed the ministry because about half of its capital grants of S8.7 million were earmarked for junior kinder- Sartm construction projects- • Hopes of introducing a modi- fied school year were overwhelm- ingly reject- ed by parents in a May vote that required 75 - per cent sup- port at five t a r g e t s c h o o l s Louise Farr throughout Durham, including Highbush in Pickering. The plan, one option being considered as the board wres- tles with overcrowding, would have kept schools open year-round, though students would have received the same number of instructional days as under the tradi- tional calendar. • A pro -white heritage -roup "congratulated- Dunbarton High School students for "standing up for their race- on a 24-hour hotline, though only a few hundred of the school's 2,300 students stood by the Toronto-based Heritage Front when its members showed up for a demonstration at the Pickering school in May. • A bleak job market may have been the reason behind increased enrolment at summer school. About 1,600 students attended classes offered by the board throughout Durham. • Plans were approved in June to transform Ajax's Harwood Sec- ondary School into a full -program school starting in September 1993. The school was later renamed Exeter High School to reflect its new image. • Pine Ridge Secondary School, the board's fust new high school in more than 20 years, opened its Pick- ering doors in September. In Ajax, Lincoln Alexander Public School set up shop- - Whole language teaching was slammed by critics who argued in favor of phonics. At a language Trustee In Bankruptcy Waring all Insolvency servioas Including r Personal & corporate Mwptciss OSMWA 58 Roseland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 3 HwWWood Ave. S. 619.1473 C0WJKh 72"St. W. 372-4744 Satu ft & evw*g appoir"ents available. epeC cri`si „rmel AML - n JAMES R. YANCH F MONDAYS • I URGER NITEL e'�` •with any burger ordemd Fries TUMPA1' i it 1AYS - A* VW C*W fttik~ SATURDAYS PRIME PRIME 95 SUNDAYS NITES RIBS from Wai~� instruction forum in October, direc- tor Pauline Laing refused to debate the issue with a professor from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Edu- cation, who criticized the child -cen- tred approach to learning. - In November, trustees agreed to build a new $21.5 -million educa- tion centre, arguing a central loca- tion would improve efficiency and create jobs in the Region. It will be built along with a new high school on Taunton Rd. in Whitby and should open by the end of Septem- ber 1994. Administrative staff is now housed in six facilities across the Region and less than one-third of its administrative staff works out of the board's central office on Rossland Rd., Oshawa • Students' writing is violent and sexist, a study presented to trustees determined- Twenty-five per cent of the Grades 6 and 10 students whose work was reviewed showed poor command of story -writing skills and a third demonstrated poor punctua- tion, grammar and correct spelling. It recommended training of teachers to promote instructional strategies to enhance writing. • Lord Elgin Public School in Ajax celebrated its 50th anniversary in November. The original wooden school was among the early institu- tions of a community established as a result of war -time needs. It was rebuilt in 1984. • Boy Scouts and Girl Guides won a hard-earned battle in Decem- ber to continue using public schools at no charge, arguing proposed fees would have been disastrous to thou- sands of area youngsters. • Trustees threw their support behind chair and Pickering trustee Louise Farr by re-electing her with- out contest in December. Whitby's Patricia Bowman won another year as vice -chair by acclamation. M&D MEATs , 10,000 Families Shop With Us Every Week! What do they know that you don't? Sale ends SUNDAY, JANUARY10/93 0J%NT SUMER" ttwo& aw". Thous aso MRYrtE wrati 71bM*4FbLW Cwr~/ aMOw�XE gs�t�KaM � ~��q r I�IM" O imawai rlwiHlN MI &WSL pf.1M TwMMdN Tlra fdN �� =611 MF7M1 Twa�MitM T�wa FLN WMAMW ltrraKlYlN �/.11ra.lYLN irirN "SASMN i�N rrrl►rSM94 .N atH IrtK�aI" lllN,la1N l��N PAGE &THE A'SWS ADVERTISER SATG7[DAY, JANUARY 2, IM L x { • • O CI N ai 01 T 01 Iq Qf M U Cf U p N - O1 ^ I'7 N 'D m to Y H . 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The 12 mem- bers of the Cuban junior team trained at the Ajax Community Cen- tre and Oshawa's Camp Sacrad and engaged the best boxers in Ontario in exhibition cards at the Annandale Golf and Country Club. 000 Pickering's Larissa Lowing attended the 1992 Summer Olympic Games in Barcelona nonetheless as an on -air commentator. The 19 -year- old former Olympian was part of CTV's broadcast team covering gymnastics at the Olympics in July 25. Lowing completed her fist year of a four-year scholarship at Louisiana State University. JJJ Ajax field lacrosse players Anne Windover and Audrey Kelly were among 25 players from Canada who played the national teams of Eng- land, Scotland and Wales during a two-week tour of Great Britain in September. Kelly is on a lacrosse scholarship at Shippensburg Univer- sity in Pennsylvania. 1992 AJAX-PICKERING - The year 1992 featured a number of accom- plishments from area athletes on the local, national and, in some cases, the international sporting stage. Here's the second part of the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser's look back at the most memorable sports stories of 1992. JJJ Ajax's Lori Coleman, 21, was recognized by the University of Wester Ontario as the top female athlete in university athletics at an award ceremony at the London, Ontario school in March. J=jJ The Ajax Lipper Deck senior men's baseball team is the provin- cial champions, but thcv won the honor under a ckwd of controversy. The Ajax seniors prevailed over defending champion Milton Red Sox 2-1 to win the Ontario Senior `C' Baseball Championship in Ajax in September. JJJ Pickenng sailor Rod Davies, 22, won the US. Naminals in the Flying Dutchman class at the high-calibre regatta at Canandaigua, New York in early July. 000 Ajax High School's girls' golf team captured both the LOSSA and the Durham -York championships in October. Michelle Ewald, Lindsay Kinnear, Toni Klyne and Leslie Wood shot a combined 490 to win the Durham -York crown at the Spring Lake Golf Club, near Stouf- fville. OJJ The Dunbarton Spartans bock- ev team captured both the LOSSA and the Durtham-York hockey titles. The Spartans advanced to the semi- finals at the provincial high school finals in Mississauga in February. JJJ The Ajax Upper Deck Sports Bar senior Warriors soccer team repeated as champions of the Motor City Soccer League. The team clinched first place with a wit over Oshawa Italia in September. JJJ Pickering's Jeremv Stewart was on the field for the St. Mary's Huskies in the Vanier Cup final against the Queen's Golden Gael, in Toronto in November. However. UFE DEVELOPMENT SERIES A Series of Adult Learning Opportunities for Personal Development Courage to Hea I l• ,uplxort group got c -r, a sate placc for womcn who ha,.c ticcii scxually ahlred. With warm support and rtaa urmg guidance we offer creative ways to work through the denial and hurt-, ocin f our past in orto no longer live as a victim. For the coming 6 scv%iorks the theme will bc• "%7wn Trust is Lost-. Dates: Every Tuesday Jan. 12 eco Feb. 16 OR Eyrry Thursday Jan. 11 to Feb. 18 Time: '1:30 9:00 p.m. Ca -t: S32 includes requited worklxxok ♦our. U you desire to be a pian of dus szuppo n group, you must a i Ix- prrprarrd to commit for thd• full 6 h) call 831 6130 no later than Friday. Jan. 8 to register for the group and to arrange u, meet with one of the group leaders prior to the first gimp Overcoming Codependency Arc you a w'ayN thinking a ,ul moncy, Kx, I (xiiii, or fltrws,N o y71=11 ,difficult to turn down a re-qucst:Der you fccl you art- the only one who is giving in a relationship:' If you want to uraicirsUnd why you are feeling this way and how voti can develop healthier attitndcs, then join this support group. This support group on co depend crwy is fix all dwx r wh(rw lives hays been affected by had relationship', addictiutis or family dysfunctions. Dates: Every Tuo.-.day - Jan. 19 to lune 8 (excluding Mar. 16) Time: 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Cost: S25 - includes required workbook with Grief and Loss Grief and loss c- me to many totms. tach persoti s experience is unique, yet the feelings we experience during our grief arc common to all of us. Such experiences hurt and bring pain. No one is immune - it is part of being human. No one escapes grief and loss. These shared feelings, while discoing a biblical perspective, are the foundation on which we can become a support group to one another. If you arc fatting a situation of loss and would like to have the support of others, then please join this group where we can learn together. This is a group that will attempt to get us through our pain and lass. While our scsmnss arc oriented around a Christian paspoctive, no church commitment or background is assumed or necessary. Dates&- Every Monday - Jan. 25 to Mar. 29 (excluding Mar. 15) row: 7:30 - 9-00 pm. Cost- $10 DoIIrM Btvt Not Out Its the hardest job you'll ever haver. No. urs not the Almy, but often K is a batik. Your mission - find a job. Maybe you've beer laid off due to economic band times, or your job's not a challenge to you anymore, or you've come to a point where you realize your goals and values just dolt mate those of your employer. Whatever the reason, you're in unfamiliar territory. You're unemployed. But why go it alone? There is support available that can help you deal with the 5iusttatioa of your situation, that can even help you in your soan:h for more fulfilling work. Come and join with us as we deal with such things as the reality of being unemployed, coping with the stress of unempioynwnt, discovering who we arc apart from our jobs and how to hunt more effectively. Dates: Mondays - Feb. 1, 15, Mar. 1, 29, Apr. 12, 26, May 10 Times: 7:30 - 9:00 p m. Cost: $10 REGISTER TODAY For information or registration, please calk 831-6130 Groups meet at Steeple His Community Church 550 Kingston Rd., Pickering Stewart's Huskies lost 31-0. 000 Pickering's Paul Duckworth helped a team of Canadian drivers to 13th place at the 12 -hour Firestone Ftrehawk Endurance Race in Florida in October. Duckworth was 10th in the drivers' standings in the Play- ersfGM Motorsport series this sum- mer. 0JJ Pickering Figure Skating Club skater Rick Arruda, 17, and his partner Laura Lee Delchev, won the pre -novice dance title at the Cen- tral Ontario Figure Skating Champi- onships in November. JJJ Ajax's John Sherk, 36, finished in the top three in his class in every Firestone Firehawk Endurance Championship race but one to cap- ture the 1992 `Touring Class' National and Quebec Series driver and team championships. JJJ Ajax's Al Crawford won the 1992 drivers' points championship at Peterborough Speedway this sea- SOIL 000 The Ajax -Pickering Village Sports T -bag select teals ended its season on a triumphant stole, claim- ing the provincial championship. The T -ball Spartans also won the Canadian `B' title in Kitchener in August. 000 Ajax Wanderers' Annette Shiels, one of 13 players with the club on the 21 -member Ontario worsens rugby side, booted a penal- ty kick to give Ontario an 11-10 vic- tory over defending champion B.C. at the national championship in September. ❑JJ Jason McKenzie, 20, who starred for the Pickering High Tro- jans in track and field, basketball, soccer and volleyball in his five years at the school, jointed the West- ern Michigan University on a track and field scholarship in September. JJJ The Ajax Boxing Club hosted the Cuban Junior National Boxing THE YMCA DURHAM REGION GOT SOME NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS TO KEEP? WE CAN HELP! PLEASE CALL US FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER! CREATIVE ARTS AND DANCE r5 yrs OR - _.s :ays 9 30 1 1 y00am CREATIVE KIDS 5 yrs Thursdays 1 15-2'45pm MORNING OR AFTERNOON ADVENTURE 9:30 X11.00 am OR *ednesdays 1 30-3:00pm SHADES 'N' SHAPES -1 5 yrs Tues 9 30- 11 am READING READINESS -t 5 yrs -evel I. Wed^.essays 9.30 11 OOam Level IL Thursdays 9 30-1 lam FRENCH FRY$ 3-5 yrs Mondays OR Fridays 9 30-11:00am TUMBLING TOTS 18 mos -0/: yrs Tuesdays 9:30-10:00am OR 10:00-10:30am KIDOIE GYMNASTICS 21/x-4 yrs Tuesdays 10:30-11 15am JUiNIOR OYIMNASTICS 3-5 yrs Wednesdays 5:15-6:00pm OR 6:00-6:45pm OR 6:45-7:30pm BALLET i JAZZ 1 i 114-8 yrs Mondays and Saturdays PRE4DANCE 3 yrs Wednesdays 9:30-10:00am PRE JAZZ 4-5 yrs Wednesdays 10:00-10:30am PRE-1111ALL.ET 4-5 yrs Wednesdays 10:30-1 lam TUTORING Grades 1-8 Help in math. reading, writing and spelling for children grades 1-8. One-hour sessions tailored to each child's needs. Saturdays on the hour from 9:00am: last session 2:00-3:00pm OR Thursdays 5 30-6:30pm. 6:30-7:30pm; 7:30-8:30pm . M . YOUTH BASKETBALL ' ' - 13 yrs 30-9 30pm Woodlands Centennial PS, 1470 Whites Rd BABYSITTER TRAINING 'I yrs and up \arc., �'�:3y` -�..C'ti(;�;•• KARATE - 16 yrs Saturdays 9 30-11:30am OR 1 OC 3 '',,:om OR Tuesdays 6:00-8 OOpm Advanced Karate Saturdays 10:30am-12:30pm STRETCH AND STRENGTH FITNESS .sways 9 1� ?G '�a::g^a� W-- and PS THE NEXT "STEP" UP IN FITNESS T ea',s 9 3G 'G 30ar OR 1 15-2 1 OR Thursdays 1 15-2:15pm OR Fridays 1 15-2:15pm Evening Mondays OR Wednesdays 7 30-8:30pm FITNESS WORKOUT Mondays OR Weonesdays 8:30-9 30pm Thursdays 8:15 9:15pm Vaughan Willard PS, 1011 Dixie Road TAI CHI Mondays 8 30-10:00pm Fairport PS. 754 Oklahoma Drive YOGA FOR STRESS Beginners Thursdays 6 00-7:30pm Intermediate Students Thursdays 7:30-9.15pm ARTS AND CRAFTS COURSES • Planning Your Garden for Spring • Custom Drapery • Sunny Day Straw Hats Workshop • Victorian Decorator Wreath • Interior Decorating COOKING COURSES: • Mexican Cooking • One Dish Does it • Winter Picnics • Setting the Scene • Chinese Cooking Pickering High School, Room 104 TOM OF PAVM G TOO YIICN TAX? Thursday, Jan. 21, 7:00-9:00pm BY PHONE Call us at 839-8011 and charge the program fees to your VISA or MasterCard account. IN PERSON Bring your registration to the YMCA Office at 1400 Bayly Street, Unit 15A in Pickering. Office hours are Monday -Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm; Saturday and Sunday 10.00am-2:00pm, ALL PROGRAMS ARE HELD IN THE PROGRAM ROOMS AT 1400 GAYLY STREET, SUITE i SA, PICKERING, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. PROGRAMS BEGIN THE WEEK OF JANUARY 11 TH. Give me some room Pickering Panthers' Scott O'Dwyer (15) creates some interference in front of North York Rangers' net while the Rangers' goalie and a defenceman prepare for a shot from the point during Metro Junior 'A' hockey action at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sunday night. The Panthers were dumped by the Rangers 10 -2 - 'Gandy' Gators dandy in volleyball PICKERING - Volleyball teams at Gandatsetiagon Public School in Pickering have a rea- son to celebrate. The 'Gandy Gators' volley- ball teams were the most win- ningest in Durham Region this season, capturing eight pen- nants, while dominating the ele- mentary school volleyball scene. The Gandatsetiagon interme- diate girls' volleyball team, coached by Sue Wright and Sue Bowden, won titles at every tournament they entered this season, including the Whitby Pringle Creek 'Pringlmanton', the Northern Classic in Beaver- ton, Woodlands Missisauga tourney and the Dunbarton Spartans crown. The team also finished as the silver medalists at the 96 -team Provincial Cup tournament. In the Durham Elementary Athletic Association (DEAA) playdowns, the Gandatsetiagon intermediate girls' team cap- tured the Pickering -area title and went on to win the all - Durham championship. Meanwhile, the Gantatseti- agoo junior girls' team. also coached by Wright and Bowden, went undefeated em route to the DEAA Pickering -area title and the all -Durham crown. Ganaatsetiagon's intermedi- ate boys' team also w= its fair share of tournaments, winning gold medals at the Pringle Creek 'Pringimanton', Beaverton Northern Classic, the Scarbor- ough Bliss Carmen title, while capturing silver medals at the Mississauga Woodlands and Dumbarton Spartans tourna- ments and the Provincial Cup event. However, in the DEM play - downs, the Gandatsetiagon intermediate boys' squad won the Pickering -area title, but lost a close match to Whitby Pringle Creek in the all -Durham 'Final Four' semi-finals, eventually settling for the bronze medal. The 'Gandy Gators' junior boys' volleyball team captured both the DEAA Pickering -area and the all -Durham crown, while going undefeated during the sea- son. The Gandatsetiagon co-ed intermediate team also captures: the all -Durham title, beating out 92 schools in the Region to win the championship. The schools' junior and inter- mediate boys' volleyball teams and the co-ed squad were ,oached h• Andy Dement. Gandatsetiagon Public School's volleyball teams have something to celebrate. The Pickering school dominated the courts all sea- son, winning eight pennants in Durham Region elementary school voNeybal. The intermediate and junior girls, junior boys and co-ed squads won regional tiles, while the intermediate boys' team W Ished thud in the region this mason. Pickering hockey selects unbeaten in three contests PICKERING - The Pkkering six-year-old hockey selects are cur - ready on a throe -game winning streak in recent play. Pickering defealod the Wexford Raiders 3-1 on goals by Michael Rocca with two and Kync Aitken with one. The Pickering selects also posted a 4-1 �G win over the Agincourt Canadians. Brian Gonsalves, Blake Araujo, John Scrym- Peour and Brent Small scored for Picker- ing with assists to Ryan Ssbourin, Aitken, Shawn Coultic a and Brad Hugh- a T. C3. Pickering played cross-town rivals 9f from Ajax and emerged with a 4-0 in a game on Dec. 22. Paul Benson recorded the shutout in goal. Scoring for Pickering were Aitken with two. Small and Rocca with singles. Assisting were Robert Selig, Araujo. Coultioe, Scrym- Scour, Kyle Foster, Michael Minnings, Trevor Fray, Jonathan Andreadis and Jeff Porter. THE NEWS ADVZWTZ ER SATU1tDAY, JANUARY 2,1"34PM= Z P Scoreboard PICSMMMc MEMS 1110E1cETINAt1 LEAGUE RtlsrAts ftom Rion. Dec. 14. CAME 011E Bay sports N vs. TriBklm Harderare 54 (haM-time Bay Sports 29 vs. Trillium Hardware 12) SCORERS Say Sports: Conrad Davis 40, CNet Fords 15. Bob Harris 10. Trllkern Hardware Paul Varvislgw 1/, rh Dave Bayliss 1Q Paler WMants 10. GAZE Two �. W.H. Ellinger 58 vs. Elcyda Corp. 55 (Hal-Irrts Elgda 37 vs. W.H. Elli ger 28) SCORERS W.H. Elirger: Adrian Koerte 18, Peter Munow 14, Dan Seto 13. Elcyda Corp-: Erie Carter 19. Dave Ant onno 16, Eantrrton Heenan 12. GAME THREE Insurance Portfolio 68 vs. Hill & Co. 50 (Half -lime Insurance Pon bW 28 vs. Hill 8 Co. 22) SCORERS Insurance Poe! iti: Steve Leahy 17, Tom Parisi 14, Reynolds Wadds 12. iiilian Ezergails 12. Hill b Co., Dodge Beddord 17, Dave Mitchell 12. GAMEFOUR Penny's Auto Service 60 vs. Gallantrys 59 (Half- time Penny's 31 vs. Galantrys 34) SCORERS Penny's Auto Service: Brent Sullivan 16, Colin Exeter 13, Gf1on McPherson 10. Galantrys: Delroy Wiliants 27. Ricky Hunts 15. LEAGUE STANDINGS STANDINGS (As of Dec 21) TEAM G W L T PTS Bay Sports 9 6 3 0 12 knuranoe Por!lofo 9 6 3 0 12 GaNarrtry's 9 8 3 0 12 Pont" Aub Service 9 4 4 1 9 W.H. Elinger 9 4 5 0 B Eleyda Corp. 9 4 5 0 8 Hill a Co. 9 3 5 1 7 TnllumHardware 9 2 7 0 4 MASTERS DIV191011 GAME ONE ASG Caterers 32 vs. W.H. Investment 24 (Half-time W.H. Investno 14 vs. ASG Caterens 11). SCORERS ASG Caterers: Roper Young 13. W.H. Investment: Reuben Defrance 8. GAMETWO RickUvs 50 vs. Canadian Protective Products 49 (Halt -time RickiJo's 28 vs. Canadian Protective Produces 27) SCORERS Rickdo's: Greg Cassidy 14, Scott Taylor 10, Bob PlIzer 9. Kevin Walks, 9. Canadian Prolective: Ron Faragher 21L Ken Ryder 12. GAME THREE Werken Contracting 46 vs. Van Kempen Insurance 41 (Half-time Werfasn 24 vs. Van Kampen 15). SCORERS Wenken Comading: Dave Annen 15. Geon Jones 13. Van Kempen Insurance: Bill Boston 12, Doyne Munch 12. Paul Ogbou me !0 MASTERS DIVISION STANDINGS (As M Dec 21) TEAM G W L T PTS ASG Cateran 9 7 2 0 14 W.H.Inveat.0, 9 6 3 0 12 Rick+Jo's 9 5 4 0 10 Canadar Protective 9 4 5 0 8 Werkan Contracting 9 3 6 0 6 Van Kemper nswrancv 9 2 7 0 4 Canadian Tire Pickering MCKERIWPresents BRAKES * FRONT DISC BRAKE SPECIAL HERE'S WHAT WE D0: Aft A%e • Provide a complete brake • Install Motoma er disc pads • Machine rotors and repack bearings (d required) MoST • Top up brake fluid • VEHICLES • Road lest vehicle IC431I'I*.L•L'U• aft Motornaster brake pads and shoes are guarantmW for as long as you own your own vithide (excluding commercial Vehicles), when installed by us. Installation cftaraes covered for 12 months or 12.000 km. Details in-store. FLUSH & FILL I E71 PRESSUPIE TEST COOLING SYSTEM ' 1:3 CHECK BELTS, HOSES. WATER PUW i RADIATOR 99 ' 'Q WTIILL RUSHM TEE b FLUSH COOLANT O REFtl WITH AW FREEZE i RE01EM • ttt)ST ' LVALD ONLY a CMADM THE, PIL'WM0 VEHICM ■ OIL, LUBE &�FILTER C30ecc Avid level C3 Check brakes O Check power steering 0 Check eooWM level C3 Lubricate cassis extra ' Most Vehicles 6 oo* OFF Pickering Store Only 839-8124 1300 Kingston Rd. PICKERING (AT LIVERPOOL) PICKERING . . . . . . - . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 . . 1 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 12-7W NEWS ADVERTISER NUARY:4 1"3 '92 Lv Rev�w�� Police kept 4usy in '92 Remembering the, year's top crime stories..". AJAX-PICKERING - Murder charges were laid just two days into 1992, a year which also saw a man confess to the murder of his wife and a mother charged in the death of her newborn son. Some of the bigger stories on the crime scene included: - An Ajax born-again Christian confessed to brutally murdering his wife, blaming "greed and Stu- pidity" for his actions. Edwin Lopez-Farfan, 27, was sentenced to life in prison in September after admitting to the murder of Patri- cia Anne Lopez, 23. She had seven life insurance policies totalling $429,000 and had been found shot to death in the back seat of her car in April 1991 on Twyn Rivers Dr. on the Picker- ing -Scarborough border. An accomplice, Maurizio Crupi, 19, of Weston, is serving nine years in a federal peniten- tiary. - In September, a preliminary hearing judge decided Peter John Stark, the man charged with the fust -degree murder of Julie Anne Stanton, would stand trial. He had been arrested in February, almost two years after 14 -year-old Julie was last seen Easter Monday, April 16, 1990, near her Pickering home. A trial date hasn't yet been set. Extensive searches carried out again this year failed to turn up anv clue as to Julie's where- abouts. • A Pickering woman was charged with murdering her new- born son in November. Camille Mohamed, 21, was charged with second-degree murder after emer- gency crews responded to a 9-1-1 call from her home and found the body of a newborn male. A post mortem examination determined the cause of death as asphyxia- tion. - An Ajax woman was one of two people charged in the execu- tion -style killing of a chartered accountant from Willowdale. Tracey Armstrong, 23, was arrest- ed Jan. 2 for the first-degree mur- der of Harry Feige, 35, whose body was found in a parked vehi- cle on the Pickering -Uxbridge border by a passerby in Oct. 1991. Mr. Feige's widow Debbie was also charged with his murder. The pair will appear in court again next month. • The thrill - sport of I bungee jump- ing claimed ` the life of + 4 Whitby teen i Troy Hurt- - ibese, an New police chief employee of Adrenaline Rush Adventures, a Texas-based operation that opened a Canadian outlet in Ajax. The Archbishop Denis O'Connor graduate was demonstrating the safety of the sport at a rock con- cert near Peterborough when the accident occurred in August. • Durham's largest drug labo- ratory bust took place in February when police uncovered a multi- million -dollar marijuana opera- tion in an industrial office com- plex on Dillingham Rd. in Picker- ing. - A Claremont man drove the wrong way on Hwv. 401 in Jan- uary, killing himself and three university students in a firey colli- sion. David Garland, 53, drove about two kilometres before slam- ming into a car carrying the Toronto students near Newcastle. All four died of massive chest injuries. - Durham's police force joined the search for the killer of Kristen French when two detectives were sent to Niagara Region in September. The 15 -year-old St. Catharines girl was found brutally murdered in Burlington on April 30 after being abducted on April 16. Her killer hasn't been found. • Durham cops took their caps off this fall and joined a provin- cial work -to -rule campaign to protest new rules on use of force requiring officers to file a report every time a gun is drawn. They later put the caps back on and refused to ticket minor violators. • Pickering's finest had a new place to call home in May when police began operating out of their new state-of-the-art division- al headquarters on Hwy. 2 and Brock Rd. The old station, located on Hwy. 2 east of Fairport Rd., had housed police since 1967. - Io Ajax, police relocated to a then, they had been using space m McCagherty replaced Dave Town -owned building at the cor- the town hall. Edwards, who hung up the cuffs ner of Harwood Ave. S. and - Police had a new boss to in February after four years at the Westney Rd. S. in the fall. Until report to when Chief Trevor helm. WESTEZIN Western Ranch Manufactun of Quality Hand Crafted Western Boots • Variety of styles and colors • Guaranteed workmanship • Competitive prices • Custom orders 487 Westney Rd. S. at Clements 428-1787 DECEMBER HOURS: Mon. -Sat. 9-9, Sm. 12-5 KUrZ'S Beef Ali Salami Z lb. Stick ea. -03i - Large or Quick Rolled Oats Cheddar Cheese Slices 919 M John vin e Festive Food Buys Allen's Pure Apple Juice 48 oz. Tin �.) 99 ea. El Molino's TorfillaChips 1 kg 3 79 ea* Box Wonder Soya Z lb. Tub Marie :E79 ea* Deli SUC" Roast Beef 49 0. Beatrice 2%4L Ba M.10111k Z99 pa�—­"t Z Hot •S,94 Chocolate Powder Mix X364% ib. --teaV SW4F OS Sane Fro& --� Had Lettuce COUPON ,VALUABLE COUPON,VALUABLE COUPON Fresh Meed ' Mr. Jumbo ; McCorm%%'s Bacon ,.. Ju-IJubes ir Tissue I&WK is tttoa. . 12 Ron . va" o m . = Pl�r , Stas., J81111 -9/03a e • 2 s: 99 I�a. 9 �slbe. •• . Vaud aural . , Vaud umm 7 lb• • r r r ------ r !tJIM-9/93 I t) r r r r r r r 1b•Sat" �� +. r M r r ------------ a ohnvineeF60ds�, WHffBY 433-5553 1801 Oundes, St. E. Mon. -Fri. 9-9 Sat. " Sun. 10.5 OSHAWA 433-1063 1288 Skncoe St. N. Mon. -Fri. 9-9 Sat. 94 Sun. 10.5 WHITBY 430.6643 124 Brock St. K Mon. -Wed. 8-7 Thurs.-Fri. 9.6 Sat. 9-6. Sun. 10-5 PICKERING 509.3258 375 Kigston Rd. W. Mon. -Fri. 9.9 Sat. 9-6 Sun. 10.5 We reserve the p9M to limit quantities While supplies last SPECIAL PRICES M EFFECT IM., JAN. 4 TO SAT., JAN. 9W Bl lxxxd b a hw feature for community events of a non- profit nature. To have your events promoted In Billboard. call us at 683-5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L13 2H5. 2 BOTTLE DRIVE: The 5th Ajax Scouting Group will hold a bottle drive Sat., Jan. 2, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., In the Discovery Bay area of Ajax. Refundable bot- tles and cans will be collected. 4 REGISTRATION: Regis- tration begins this week for upcoming classes In Durham's Christopher Leadership Courses of Cana- da. The courses promote effec- tive speaking and self-confi- dence. 683-7550. PHILATELIC: The Ajax Philatel- Ic Society meets Mon., Jan. 4 at 7:30 p.m. in St. Bernodette's Hall, Bayly St. and Harwood Ave. 683-0240 or 839-2068. BONSAI SOCIETY: The Mat- suyama Bonsai Society meets Mon.. Jan. 4, at Faith Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. Beginners at 7 p.m., general meeting 7:30 p.m. 725-2045 or 683-2568. BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: The Canidian Red Cross Society, Ajax -Pickering branch, will hold a blood donor clinic Mon., Jan. 4 and Tues., Jan. 5, 2 to 8:30 p.m., on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. Free babysitting from 1:45 to 4 p.m. 420-3383. FREE FROM FEAR: The Free From Fear Founda- tion meets Tues.. Jan. 5 for those suffering from anxiety disorders (panic, pho- bias, O.C.D., general anxiety). 831-W77. DISCUSSION GROUP: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets Tues., Jan. 5, 9:30 am., at the Ajax Seniors" Friend- ship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. BW Parish will speak on dumps. 683-7799 (Late). CYCLING CLUB: The Touring Concept Cycling Club will meet Tues., Jan. 5 at Henry St. High School, RrT 214, Whitby, at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker on sport medicine A rxuMflom New mem- bees over 18 welcome. 4XW75 (LUCY Pen(). GO LALOGICAL SOCIETY: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Duharn Regbro of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets Tues., Jan. 5, 7:30 p.m., In the cafeteria of Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St.. W-01by. Al Duffy of the Oshawa Museum will speak. 683-2476 (Manion), 723-7460 (Bessie). BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: The Canadian Red Cross Society, Ajax -Pickering branch, will hold a blood donor clinic Tues., Jan. 5, 2 to 8:30 p.m., on the lower level of the Pick- ering Town Centre. Free babysitting from 1:45 to 4 p.m. 420-3383. gCERCLE FRANCO- PHONE D'AJAX: Le Cercle Francophone d'Ajax est ouvert aux femmes dont la langue matemelle est le fran- Gals et qui sont situes a Ajax, Pickering, Whitby et les envi- rons. SI vous voulez communl- quer dans votre langue maternelle venez vous joindre a nous vendredi le 8 janvier a 8 du soir. Pour plus de ren- seignements telephoner le 428-2132. rNm on ome"W Twwom FRIENDLYI SLEEK. ORARY SPORTY PERFECT FOR YI 9 95 . $290 FOR ANO NANOLNG TO 1628 Tewnberry St., Pickering, Ont. L1 X 2C2 EVERYTHING ON SALE! • 40% OFF Waterbed Chemicals 30% OFF All Pillows • 20% OFF Backmaster Mattresses • 10-30% OFF All Suites and Beds TIIIIZ NERB ADVERTISSR SATURDAY, JANUART 2, IM&PAM 13 SIMMONS 50u/oOFF SIMMONS BEAUTYREST REGENT Pillow Top Allusions Dynasty Firm Ultra Comfort SOLD D. j,,M..................585D. to .................... 399 D. 3 a ..........ou ... 0.1,m ................. 650" Q. m ..................... 449" o. 4:.................... 230" ......M oil I K.1,00 ............ 7 SAVE $5000 lar.......... FUTONS D-Econo `L' Frame with Futon SAVE 4 0000 DELUXE 8P FUTON FRAME Waveless - Softside - Waterbeds _ - _- Designer Pillow Tranquility New Soft Firm4F D..; �9..................... 819" D. sem.................... 499 / - o. m....................669N 0.6W .................... 549N 9� K. g;w.................... 819" K. -m .................... 699" 411 %FMF� il 7wo� • NIL 1114; 17-14111 —d a •Z• l •Todder Car Beds from 99" • Juvenile Su"" from 319" • MasW Suites from 529ld • Carousel Eleds __ _ .....: from 79" fiS • Suites of all Styles p, 011ie :. ,.:. �� .::....... :.: of coming eveets " PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dental Care Eye Care DENTURE THERAPY To OPTOMETRISTS CLINIC Advertise REPAIRS (1 hr,) your DR EGILLEZEAU a DR.M.1-11 MMONS RELINES professional WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT NEW DENTURES WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE LOWER DENTURE STABILITY service - ConWLensw "Permanent Rubber Soft Liner" cell �— • Binowtar Vision D o(�anll William Steil DT Janice rg Types of 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. at Frames a Comacts Pickwing corporate, PICKERING VILLAGE, Ajax683-5110 Centra 683-4294 " ' 1305 Pickering Parkway after hours 428-8801 8822 FREE CONSULTATION 683-1175 839-5303 OPEN i SUNDAY • • / • 9-6 Spring or tiR Foam -BED Mattresses - �LYI SINGLEDOUBLE SIMMONS 50u/oOFF SIMMONS BEAUTYREST REGENT Pillow Top Allusions Dynasty Firm Ultra Comfort SOLD D. j,,M..................585D. to .................... 399 D. 3 a ..........ou ... 0.1,m ................. 650" Q. m ..................... 449" o. 4:.................... 230" ......M oil I K.1,00 ............ 7 SAVE $5000 lar.......... FUTONS D-Econo `L' Frame with Futon SAVE 4 0000 DELUXE 8P FUTON FRAME Waveless - Softside - Waterbeds _ - _- Designer Pillow Tranquility New Soft Firm4F D..; �9..................... 819" D. sem.................... 499 / - o. m....................669N 0.6W .................... 549N 9� K. g;w.................... 819" K. -m .................... 699" 411 %FMF� il 7wo� • NIL 1114; 17-14111 —d a •Z• l •Todder Car Beds from 99" • Juvenile Su"" from 319" • MasW Suites from 529ld • Carousel Eleds __ _ .....: from 79" fiS • Suites of all Styles p, PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER 3ATURDAX JANUARY 2, 1913 - - - -- - - - - -- - 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 careers 165 Avail Care There's still time to register in Ryerson courses at Durham College TAKE COURSES FOR CREDIT TOWARDS ARYERSON DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE WINTER SESSION BEGINS THE WEEK OF JANUARY 11th, ONE EVENING A WEEK • NURSING • EARLY CHILDHOOD • OFFICE & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT • COMPUTER STUDIES • TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT • HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (Selected Courses) • OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY For more information about Ryerson programs &specific courses571-32&1.MERSON ca11 Sandra Gunn at 571-32. LAURA S LITTLE FRIENDS HOME DAYCARE - experienced daycare provider. Valleylarm 3 Finch area. All ages welcomed. 427-2498. 170 Employment Wanted MEN w th trucks will do household moves. clean up lobs. odd jobs, decorating, painting. anything. Call Carl or Jam, 427-2856. (TF) 2055 Firewood ROKA LumberHardwood. 4'X8`X17. $60. 4.x8•x16% $65. Soft wood 4x65x17 available. $40. Days. 705-277-3381, eve.. 434.6665 (TF) Articles 220 For Sale ICE 's^trg hu% orofessonally designed, 4 person, quality rnaterais, tuft utsulaeeo. Enjoy fishing the winter in a warm con- 'onabie hut. asking S45C. Cal 432-5350.(010293) AJAX Pbkemg Appliances - no reasonable offer refused. Fully guaranteed reconditioned appliances. Come reale us a oast. 427.6784. 467 Westney Rd. S. Ajax (TF) OAK.PINE tables, charts. beds and bedroom furniture - hand- crafted bar" your etas - by one of Ontario s largest rnarttufaMmm. Highest gualltyr Ipwest pries. Eg. 5' pine har- vest table. 5345 Oak buffer and hutch, 5875. • n.shed in your stain choice. 985-8774. TRADI -!OVAL WOODWORKING. (010693) TWENTY inch Magnas inic cotor TV, great shape. $100: Converter. Phitlps cdbur Yaw 1 Q General Help '� 10 General Help 120 Office Help ��^on �'. TV stereo ort go in rttiddle, cupboards on IF you are over 45 and have b000nt $5o: The package AN for MODELS NEEDED r.wnay been law ca. you mor s2oo tarn Afro two glaze and Wanted for Tie a dvli-r females a quality t« -r" aasaI- brass ocagcrt light fixtures. 683 -leas xkriwmodels 40 P" DIPrCERT, Lahr. WordperlW. 1123. (010693) Winter Months. *Ass 1226,preamlamm D-bife. fid. accpar- °-0, JOBS AVALABLE FOR: suoced. verftum pagirmiker. CARPET - I have several 1000 Part-time caehriti-%--0aad Harvard, Corel, Computer yards Of mew StainmasW and ltws TV aorrnrorh Programming and Systems 100%nylon carpet. We do Ming Anafysi Cobol Pascal and C rooms and hall for $340. In - Automobiles Automobiles Apartments Apartments 300 For Sale 300 For Sale 400 For Rent 400 For Rent V CANADIAN TIRE Ajax c X eRty Inspections $39.95 Car & Light Trucks Ajax 683-2277 The EASY way to I BUY or SELL your car with 697-2845 lfr9 .3„,d. 4ega: =owe, siee,�rq. power brakes, t ft. cruse. V6, air. white with royal bkn interior. exce"M condition. 89495. 436-5114. 101 CM) 340 Auto Parts & Repairs BANKRUPT Credit Problems. No credit check. Cars leased to own. 1978-1984. 50 cars to choose from. 686-7428, 725- 1988 or 686.3775. (TFALL) CREDIT Problems? In bankruptcyndischarged, first time buyers, we can put you be- hind The wheel. Lease to own. Cal us at 404-2056. (010893) JAGUAR V12 - own a pres- tigious Jag, well maintained, like new, all op(ions• carplane, ex- ocutive driven, priced for quick sale. $11.500. ob.o. Phare 619- 2490.(010293) 305 Automobiles Wanted TOP 555 pad for scrap cars. 7 days a week. Call 6837301 or 428.1879 after 6 p.m. (010393) 320 Vans, 4 DWheel last GMC Sa!ar S -E. burgan- dy and silver, grey interior. 8 passenger. $14,600 certified. 668-4696. (01OM) 1947 Dodge Rader, 4 wheel drive Inrted slip rear ddf.. 5 speed standard. 56000 434- 3 0 Auto Parts & 4Repairs CAN D4 gP R� %%� Nearly New Econo's, Blem's - New Cars, Trucks etC- Macintosh. Ouark Empress. and crudes carpet, pad. and - nwracr. Financial as U- ,K„llintion. (O yards). St -.Apartments artments may be avarable for eWdft 7atLwtvm .riot 40o Fnr runt 400 ApFor Rent students. Durham Business Cortpunr Co4epe 427.3010. PIANOS/GRANDFATHER MOGHT one bedroom base- AJAX - Oxford Tovars, 2 and 3 Day Care 160 SOCKS - Plate• rent to �• Ment apartment, separate apt- size. Wright. grand. dap". erararhw, Irides. store tut Diff. bsdroorn aPWV-rM - Andsblo Jan. 1.. Feb. 1. and Mardh 1. Wanted keyboards. CLOCKS -free cable L'lass �* Availl­ Oui•t budding, pod, sauna, paArx+g. dose to Go. available delivery and sit up. Cal Tebp able Feb. 1.428-9363. (01� V'Ip1� �o LIVE in non smobr rhrfny for and take advantage of ourCall $ two ehidrerf 5 Oats per weak CtWiM - Spsdab. 433-1491. ONE and two DodAoorn span- 426.7260 atW3M21 wall 730 AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking Included. Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 111111.1"fUrs Sat. -Sun 12-5 "1trlbaATAOn . _- _ AJAX 77 & 33 FALBY COURT Two & three Deoroom apartments in tamily building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances. laundry facilities and underground parking inciuded. $742 - $819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. immediately, two bachelor apartments, $425 and $345 inclusive. One duplex. $795 inclusive. Feb. 1. Two bedrooms 11625 monthly and 1680 nc� jalve. Cal 579.3583 or 726-934& (TF) 410 "°" � fits. Mat haw upon- References and exari•nce (TFALL) imeAhts available. R•asonaDls I- (0112=3) PICKEMNG - one bedroom Claremont Area. of P� CM tie• required. Knotaledge d West raw, as lrfduslve. Loured ti PIC KERING -tare• one aaarf"NM ma• mno room African Cubeke an assef 428 Articles south Oshawa. Close to WIaM - am moor Alfieri- oomn basernwo SPWNWWa. pxk't mft- , 4 aIXANNO . 0x46bOmMOWand4� Arent d supwi« standard. good ssparas «taarto.. d" Piece. man s,r,p,, . swam&* Jan. I. 2573. (0106" 230 Wanted sefhoob, snaps and Orn. Cal location a 20D Mason Dr. 5626 - - 11 ,Arced. letwxky. centra MO + 1Q fit and bel 636 sal Helsv� $ales "Ets�/ 72649M between 9A pm rioreiiy, all inclusive. Available air. availsbM Jan. AM and bsL 0018. (010843) 13O P 1 30 r WANTED - slaves. fridges. AAAX - one' ' ,-An bawrwK Feb. 1. Telepha o 576-8989. $800.831-1883. (010883) 7- PICKEAEM - Liverpool wed Cm. Ilk W41FAn Altai. Also I�,p truck Frid slveo. tfhaod lenahaky ONE bedroom basement AVARInakL11�11LE Cutin SLyT in Be*. moftm 8•es bethoorn (power than 1974). Call Pkhrip, 43"633. (TFALL) AJAX - 'wo bedroom basern•nt bedroom. 8650 pot month aW,--tent, very clean. 4 pow. ft sapsrae «laranb.. Pitkin& 4 app&MKXW aN litlw go tathroom, carpet throughout. aeaisblo ertnedialWy, located separate entrance. laundry. icy fOewl 4 applianeM, paArx+g. dose to Go. available VNkay in. 1 Just $700 rrldus". Fist t idellertt locator and last. Call now at 686-5673 Parking available or 438-7921. (010893) ouiet soil. tg (across PICKERING spacious two !torn parli) oedroom basomerit apartment. WeilmdrtuAnei1 separate entrance. cable. ovnxzed actn4e!S sundry. utilities included. Ave& aka slop right ouaslde able -mmodiat". $750 ntpMhly. fkddrig Ca;; between 10-3 p.m. 509 - Free pus Service to 9668 (01 0693) grocery store •very LARGE Wright. attractive one ussday bedroom basement apartment. Walking bstanceto separate entrance. fully t9(drug stare. equipped kitchen. shared barik) W"ry. parking. 1640 Mor" fJnr i two 8sdooa trtduowq utiltes. First and last aperes" Jan. 1. References. Cao Jon - or Liss 23/-364x. Substantial « Rsrwfdl p/0/13) riser Haddad. Toronto. 611&1961 a . a (h) 751.4300 (off). (01 1393) and living room. available OSHAWA - available immediately, two bachelor apartments, $425 and $345 inclusive. One duplex. $795 inclusive. Feb. 1. Two bedrooms 11625 monthly and 1680 nc� jalve. Cal 579.3583 or 726-934& (TF) 410 "°" � fits. Mat haw upon- References and exari•nce (TFALL) imeAhts available. R•asonaDls I- (0112=3) PICKEMNG - one bedroom Claremont Area. of P� CM tie• required. Knotaledge d West raw, as lrfduslve. Loured ti PIC KERING -tare• one aaarf"NM ma• mno room African Cubeke an assef 428 Articles south Oshawa. Close to WIaM - am moor Alfieri- oomn basernwo SPWNWWa. pxk't mft- , 4 aIXANNO . 0x46bOmMOWand4� Arent d supwi« standard. good ssparas «taarto.. d" Piece. man s,r,p,, . swam&* Jan. I. 2573. (0106" 230 Wanted sefhoob, snaps and Orn. Cal location a 20D Mason Dr. 5626 - - 11 ,Arced. letwxky. centra MO + 1Q fit and bel 636 sal Helsv� $ales "Ets�/ 72649M between 9A pm rioreiiy, all inclusive. Available air. availsbM Jan. AM and bsL 0018. (010843) 13O P 1 30 r WANTED - slaves. fridges. AAAX - one' ' ,-An bawrwK Feb. 1. Telepha o 576-8989. $800.831-1883. (010883) 7- PICKEAEM - Liverpool wed Cm. Ilk W41FAn Altai. Also I�,p truck Frid slveo. tfhaod lenahaky ONE bedroom basement AVARInakL11�11LE Cutin SLyT in Be*. moftm 8•es bethoorn (power than 1974). Call Pkhrip, 43"633. (TFALL) ` am and lest. $SOO apanrmrrnt, nerNy renovated. bedroom. 8650 pot month taalgolm. main 1b« net 00 and 401. 1/aud �� ft sapsrae «laranb.. Pitkin& 4 app&MKXW aN litlw go loonUt No pts Jan 1. 477- 2M0. (01 ) aeaisblo ertnedialWy, located inhArsiw Fret and bot reghAiwd. icy fOewl 4 applianeM, Q 280 Lost Found VNkay i^ Pickering village, prlvae entrance. cable and does b bus and ahoppiha Ne peb. Call 434 5811 or 430- $M + 1st UdMieL Call 131- OM - entrance, 8375 and 1500. CENTRAL - bngm and pttkikkg. south d Flinch. between Rrack and L1ye"ol . W47.(0102831 p���{..,h. to dos fAwAw Clines spacious one bedroodk osreral air. Cad anyth. 428- 0134. (TFALL) TUNE bedfoae btrrhaalOw writ LOST - all whw Lhasa Apw apartment, available Feb. 1. Nicely, decorated, upgraded 6778 and leave message. (010883) LOVELtr bit" two bedroom 82 anall fty. bro•m ear tips, answers to -Tops-. Red collar with tag broadloom. fridge and stave. AJAX - large one bedroom apartment. stone fkeplace, wiakaut to Thi n Rdd. 8928 mimediond utilities. Availableofosnwood (Eial io0ks VoWrirry Clnk�). Rd. bettroeth Con- Wmxiq• clean and qui@L Cal 68&2145M (010883) basenew apartment.above to 401 in Oshawa. Couple . � isa 5 and 8. Call 61715 - ePaclaus bright around. private entrance. 4 appliances. 8685 incluefvo. plekfkred 1113, Pow Alan ngkOrs $700 mm". Cal 705.799- �E fasdtosrn MW k"m or Liss 23/-364x. Substantial « Rsrwfdl p/0/13) near two bedroom wllh oversize near Available immediately. 428- 7575 Jar appoilromo ll (01079% and living room. available new all anonkin. avaNabM imnhodia•fy. Call 428-2011110. jump ales and oorntra ail, all 3302 «497-9820. (010893) ONE and two I I - alplarl- �ndW@*. 81100 + ksliaL 11 pets -SLAM jeS. room with wkkdows. cerF - or OSHAWA - large bright am M, moss from Gm north (y101i1 Fit and bit, W rtafQeas�. Cal 1-6"144 Call eAng Vaeao and tfNdby la- Day Care 1 65 Day care 29O Boarding ft sapsrae «laranb.. Pitkin& 4 app&MKXW aN litlw go bedroom apartment. frldge, ,ore UlEfte Included. Mas plafL bkfpro«n, dkkiWaim,l kllt5nsn, fridge. AAW^ SaPseate WdRi 3 a aDi'e . 723 - � 3 ppwthow. 723 - 24 hffiffi. era4ar. imp" $1020 P11a- 4201415 Wanted Available AT last - a fun Anaaivafona ap- moble bchfded. Non ertoker and pK,,,,,,„, &W UM f (ML ,.r,d,y entrance, 8375 and 1500. GE# MN SHEPHERDS - Per- (a 1« � and Fa iy TV bolicany, no polls. $560PHCK[fa1Ki First and A moody509203and8« to south d Flinch. between Rrack and L1ye"ol . 1. Call Tony. 6235116 «John, 434.45W (010113) p���{..,h. to dos fAwAw Clines no pea preferred. Av� facilities, parking. 9 -unit uibw Fro and leNo bels t• AJAX Iru» IRFJMLOyEO or on UIC7 Eawn MANNy treaded in o« hoot, EXP£ifBICEO mere d two ..-7 soon for al !w•k arid f^ W*fy. buidig SirlooN40t awe call Cal eoNa 76C flit 7. (010MM for two fantill". Separate 8500.1700 Pan atrho w«Itika Jan. 4. BoaAolFndf ares. M awibbb a Prwids lou d TLC. sass (9 w•Mts to toss) Cal lib% an)Wti- (010893) Edith. 4300231. 6UARANTEEO. 888-9425. gym' 2 1 -11 tllr, oslkttaf � yourself. For ahlaaib sherd SA, to CAPX16 Caporabon, P -O- out preferred. 3 children, kAOM *M a1 M-- �- rdaaorhoss n *quad. Cal after 6 door activities, nutritious KSI IOubhoks•.4164041'" « 416.897-2384. (010290) AJAX - hear AJ� baClhelOr spa1'wwvL NOwYANYKlE ak• b•dloorn aP Mia fhese•r dnxPf4a, fhon air, appN4fkoss, lfllspleoe, bw yard. pto(, $160 Pf44• Ay�� Bak 40010. 1725 Kr Mon Rd. Pickering. Ont. L1 V IPI. pm. 420.3825 Kathy. (010113)_ lunches. Y and � Call Cady, 619-9624. (010213) AJAX 'bra• stats 812x' kit n baaenhanl aPa ere• bestK sepsis• erltrarnae, broladlo0rrl new all anonkin. avaNabM imnhodia•fy. Call 428-2011110. smoker preferred, single of couple, appliances, $575 immediately. 640-7430. 101 CHILDCARE needed in my chafing teed per Aro ill Pat- osmatic law. 4 pts. bat8h, araN• (010"3) inclusive. Lowe msssape of X08" TURN 8105 (wo a mor" in- titer aaa a aorto, oft day, per tar 8: Mild maa�d Oro sass 1 a.rrl p 83D p.m. starting tttid ffagflas) - 7383. (0tOg" walker. � u loss 7. (01020M ebb JwLl. SM ..middy. plus AJAX -stns bsdfoom beesmew 1362101 (010113) b•4oan hole•, 1 t/2 bops, 4 cares d 11000 h 1 tltbfMlla Cal 418.434-2050. (010793) Jan 2. Two chi101on, Pickering altd 7. awibble b provide sok- Vim. Non attner%rn1f- oaMwa daycae in a non smak- DOG Irairi a classes stank" in MMt11 SL N. - civ d". Doxy apannrnt h netwr hone. 4 Pcrthicrowaw . fridge. stove. WHf1faT - ow bedtoan, l+fga brwartwa alpaltttrw Nos air- aPP14rn044. antral air. def Wa vlac fiePl4oe, VW ave feagaina, IIA smoker. ly in area also requires pat tint all •AM"esm»nf Many years January. Ajax and Oshawa. gab SAM 5765635 (010213► am bedroan « floor d hohfse SM morehiy, itn laundry farcllales, $490 inclusive. Non smokia Pet wit Paint, 4 poo. wO tub. Fridge, slow, bnndly. peaking gaga• 1�. dsd4 wsik 10 Go, $1100 • dtertahird, aatklk W moble, • lence with references care. Call Loran•. 427-1900. experience atiallotib. Children d as agn DOG training classes tom- rAfdss ui-*. and pmarldd Fire Pwlawd, no Pafa 1/6 phi ate' rhslar OO statbl haWss Rslelerhow. 4204M (01010.'4 dov ePaakila a gas saw_ eatlarlat and NEED MONEm Day Care treicorfr Flealtle hours. F« a March n(l Jan. 14. a traI dog - and lest required. 915-04". (01�) 3201. 3201. (010113) includes faleng wnler. $610 + 113 hydra 1654120. P=E MIO - Fl6rk ham's Bar Eteclkp lslsrrtefie6p P°sll 165 pa•«W i �� � AVallable atag.t5ta_ fote2asr b awl" - n ilim d the family. W use the F1IIaaHED ptkrwMa - Plitt- TWO bsdroorn it aktio aiwn 8 M. rotlh Oshawa Clew to al (0108" two bodroom bungalow, 3 APARTMENT ( t lets you write your own ngs or ovearing s11Ns avaNsble.CCaIl Jim, 9 airL- Noon or 530.830 p.m. 420- 5183. (010203) ALASKA iobsl Earn up to 530,000 in 3 two he fishing salmon. Also construction, cannaries, m /elite + move. F« imediall rerpoom Cal 1404- 648.4513, ext. K103, 24hre. (010693) -modvattonar approach. For eAng Vaeao and tfNdby la- arnwh- �' VAV06 P�n0. or ren -two bedroom. top floor d tripisa aPf�lcoe. - . Inc, dock. yard blacks onto consanablV ArtOw iNornha8on, cal Patricia 619-0864, Classic Touch Yore - attlalabls Jan 1. Ltmay furnished bachelor in 6plea- blabany, bundry battles, $700 + hydro- Awlsbb Jai 1 or Fal0. building. Al udkin kwitaded, laundry facilities• close to era4ar. imp" $1020 P11a- 4201415 Obodfarola Training. (01000 Own awry. peddn9, CIND 1000. 1.723.1912- (010"34 Oshowa Ceww. Aran" Jan «4364800. (011910) GE# MN SHEPHERDS - Per- (a 1« � and Fa iy TV bolicany, no polls. $560PHCK[fa1Ki First and A moody509203and8« to south d Flinch. between Rrack and L1ye"ol . 1. Call Tony. 6235116 «John, 434.45W (010113) �• Promotion. From the boat pkr 416 418 -?84-161 two bedroom basement ONE bedroom basement III gNs1OTy1Ur a bb bwa N g. Four Fertnsle I from ttlw Chanpion (010110) apartmeM sepias entrarh, 4 bath. laundry. spatmla, wl okMMaiNd. own a N N ' -68 -p l owfy 408 Bbor SL E. One and taro p I C.K.C. REG. itters. bedrdortl+tpyet!ttorMs atatip at , WIN arthaVP*n du Rd. S.. anal- lmmidit.ly. Cal tlrl. t0a pM 6UARANTEEO. 888-9425. $M0. Cal 886.8" (010%0 Y#M.uQa tekd- $e00jer,niah o• 7157 or Smx048. (oliNq abM 420 0125. (010111) arwaae Business Home Services Improvements ILLUSTRATION, cartoonhp. praphk design. advertising. Businessor personal. Reaforlahis rafts. Also lesson atrallsbie. Randy Tfrrrns, (416) 342-227g.(TF) Driving Schools SaB Driving School, 3 lessons and test $75 10 lessons $150 VAZ GENERAL - _ CONTRACTING Specializing In custom homes, all carpentry, additions, basements, waterproofing, kitchens b bathrooms, ceramic tile b hardwood floors. Work guaranteed, free estimates. Call 683-5618. Call 287.3060. (010893) Electrical KT INTERIORS Services • Decorating c«tsultations ELECTRICIAN Licensed - qualiny work at excellent rates. Interior and exterior lighting, wiring and service upgrades; AM work guaranteed. Flexible hours, free estimates. Jim, 420- 0050.(011093) Gardening, Landscaaina Gardner's Top Soil Grawt, Landsapi% Tres Planting and Rentotrel, Cnshed Asph* Driveways, Clean-upsvte. Cheapest and the Beat In tort. ASK FOR ROB Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION Irter or and exterior repairs, renovations and construction Fast and ciean professional work gi;aanteed CRAIG 686-1913 Handyman Services For all your horse repairs and Improvements call Joe 721-2706 Horne Improvements RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting 6 decorating. For estimate In Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 DRYWALL FINISHING Boarding, taping, Witured wilinigS, - suWtided 25 years elpenerfce. Nei 6194M • Expert painting and p�tg • Reasonable rates. Kim 666-2343 LEAKING TUBS b SHOWER STALLS Repaired d renovated Wall b Door ales suppled &.stalled M.C. Visa. B 8 B LOWEST PRICESI Free estxnates Cal Bernie, Progressive Tis JIM 1699 TMS Painting Sic Decor Interior 8 Extenor European Workmanship. Fast, clean, reliable 420-0081 TILING Flow and thrall Wes supplied - Free Estimates. Gil Bob EUROPEAN file specdlst will renovate your bathroom or kitchen wale as well as floor ties. 20 years experience. Good references and satisfaction For tree swirnafts. 0. Dykstra. 7251913. (TF) Moving, Storage Painting, Decorati nl Room at a time painting. Designed for anybody's budget.. Low Rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Call Mika at 428-8190 - -- Party Services MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready to entertain for any age, any occassion. Birthdays. promotions, openings. fundraisers. Magic stows are funl Lertuce Hep. 839.7057 or 7294334. (7F) RABBIT wants work doing' magic for children's parties and all occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie. 668-4932. (TF) Plumbing Licensed Plumber For quality work at reasonable prices. Can Ray at 282-7813 FREE ESTIMATES Pick,Scarborough Experienced Journeyman Plumber No job too strait Faucets. showers basement washrooms, wet bars. am MOVING? We will move anything. Any renovation a addAoa Oaptufte 427-4174 Hens anywhere, anytime. hien 427MM Ask brTarn d trucks for all types of To 430 RoonRent moves Best rates, free Kts1G8GATE Pkrrnbng, Com- orr-estimates. estimates.10% discount for seniors m'«ciaM«esntal - for all your plumbing needs: Repairs, executue tome, central air. all facilities inckxfed. Prefer stu- dent cr aorking female. Non smoker, $320 monthly. 427- 7067.(010693) WNTBY - clean quiet seeking mature mase or female, on bus route. new GO. all amenties included. $901weekty. Call Brad. 668-9524.(010293) Shared 450 Accomm. SHARED three bedroo" house. 6 appliances, pool, finished basement, wood stove, parking. close to bus and shopping. Available Immediately, $400 monthly. Leave message, 416- 721.1693.1010693) PICKERING Village - clean, spacious - professional, non smoker to share house. 5 applianes, parking, fireplace. heated pool. hot tub, air. ASAP Of Feb. 1. No pets, $425 ob.o. 428-020. message Or 683 8542. PICKERING bungalow - lur- n,shed rooms. $295; $305; $315 Pius. includes six appliances and 1 12 baths. Bachelor apan- ment available. owner alssise w th moving. Single. non smokers. 420-7347. (070993) SHARE modern facilities in clean three bedroom house, pnvas room neer Town Centra, all utilities included. II momMy. If you are a tidy non smoking female. pieatse call 420-3734, leave message. For 455 Condo Rent AJAX - two bedroom, 5 appila.•rpss. WW . hydro. Avail- able Feb. 1. Cad evenings. 426- 7367 or 6812964. (01011!l 490 Florida „ Rentals CLJEARWATER - 3 bedroorrs. fully furnished, air con.- nsobile hours. Head pools, hot tub. tennis. near beaches and myon attractions. Children welcome. pnoros. (Lees than motel). 683- 55M. (01019M S40Jhr. a alterations, bathroom remade". weer healers, ale. Homes Ho mea Call 571-0755 THE NEWS ADVFJtMER SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, W3 -PAGE 15 To 430 RoonRent ... - 650 Auctbns 650 Aucwns, 670 Personals 670 personals r Com tf ad - plfhome f1nt hate rfedum swell also hown LIQUDATION SALE (010093) LIVE Tv, on bus rook+. not smoker. $80 per week. 427-0394. under irtatrucll m recaiwd we Will sett $147 per month. Contact Doug Phone AffMrs PNacEwNc - single loom with at 668-GW5. Cornmuney Finan - e ow have heed hourly. Will* at s Stimulating use at kikdsert. walk to Pk*er- ing Town Centre, Pickering storage units. Now on-rq free (TF) Conversation SM t+-�. SNOW Removal. any time. AUCTION SALE SAGER Contracting - all For Your Pleasure Phone 420.43111, M100M HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - StJ1DAY, JAM. AT 1280 NOON basement, possible 5th • AJAX - d roc furnished room. Shared bedroom. workshop. double " A"` "°�°AY '°s"""� �1BLOORSEE. AT HARMONY FICKEMG STANDARD CIH KH 1-800-387-8009 accomodatlons, available immediately. Call Lynn, 693- 7909 Partial risking: Over 3W out estele, appraised, pianos mored. Comparable nn 2306. (010893) rafee. CAN 432-2�0. (TFl modem, 8 fashion jewellery items. Oak a ge 58� 24 hl'S - No Callback for PICKEM04G - room ,ental+. share house, yard, etc. with Confa and aorsllQ S*b fie ally Slrldl* mahoganysuns!! wood furniture, European Cut � �� dolls, Coude and dog. $350 monthly. Hummel, DOD"' Plates, downs, signed poroelain, mini die cast cars. Laos NO LONG DISTANCE CHARGES Cal 420.3.549. (010893) tablecloths, sports cards 3 memorabilia, 18+ Credit Card Only discreet FURNISHED room with cable in executue tome, central air. all facilities inckxfed. Prefer stu- dent cr aorking female. Non smoker, $320 monthly. 427- 7067.(010693) WNTBY - clean quiet seeking mature mase or female, on bus route. new GO. all amenties included. $901weekty. Call Brad. 668-9524.(010293) Shared 450 Accomm. SHARED three bedroo" house. 6 appliances, pool, finished basement, wood stove, parking. close to bus and shopping. Available Immediately, $400 monthly. Leave message, 416- 721.1693.1010693) PICKERING Village - clean, spacious - professional, non smoker to share house. 5 applianes, parking, fireplace. heated pool. hot tub, air. ASAP Of Feb. 1. No pets, $425 ob.o. 428-020. message Or 683 8542. PICKERING bungalow - lur- n,shed rooms. $295; $305; $315 Pius. includes six appliances and 1 12 baths. Bachelor apan- ment available. owner alssise w th moving. Single. non smokers. 420-7347. (070993) SHARE modern facilities in clean three bedroom house, pnvas room neer Town Centra, all utilities included. II momMy. If you are a tidy non smoking female. pieatse call 420-3734, leave message. For 455 Condo Rent AJAX - two bedroom, 5 appila.•rpss. WW . hydro. Avail- able Feb. 1. Cad evenings. 426- 7367 or 6812964. (01011!l 490 Florida „ Rentals CLJEARWATER - 3 bedroorrs. fully furnished, air con.- nsobile hours. Head pools, hot tub. tennis. near beaches and myon attractions. Children welcome. pnoros. (Lees than motel). 683- 55M. (01019M S40Jhr. a alterations, bathroom remade". weer healers, ale. Homes Ho mea Call 571-0755 Fres eetimsses. John. 6162991,Saie 00 5For 9207. (TF) irsured metro license. P1575. al rtdMiorls - from AJAX Moving Systems - fun (010093) BROKER has $10,000 to lend at services. moves. appliance and hrdd nave. residential. $147 per month. Contact Doug piano spedaffsts. 110 rate orRemoval Snow at 668-GW5. Cornmuney Finan - e ow have heed hourly. Will* at Cas Carl or Jane. 427-2x58. sal Services. (TF) storage units. Now on-rq free (TF) FOUR bedroom house. 3 boxes with Trove. Call 427- OW5. (TF) SNOW Removal. any time. becirocii an man floor. our SAGER Contracting - all Reasonable rafts. Hourly or by upstairs with ensues, finished HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - contract. Call 1116-430-9364 or basement, possible 5th move big or Small, We price f busy CAN 436 -WW (010293) bedroom. workshop. double that tell Fas esdmel ss, seniors FICKEMG STANDARD CIH KH dttadled garage. 44g Finui ane. discount, short name moves. 7909 $161.900. 571-7909. (010ea3) pianos mored. Comparable nn ----- _ Mortgage rafee. CAN 432-2�0. (TFl 420 For Rent ge 58� HOME Improvements and f1MN Wh audit 0- 100 nun for lim ranee repos. Basent ms, add -au, doors, deck, tsnoes and trip M )Vur nsourirq needs, prices a It your budget. Special rafts fa two and two, ' usury condos. Beautiful Al Swee$w Wood Working. 436 ssrsicrs. Stamp as swft. Give. Quality freatures. 6 9207. (TF) Pere a nal at 576e633. (TFALL) al rtdMiorls - from allAUTY work by father, and l with Largs truck veil do 775 morlMdy. tiers a own and son Min IMI experienced,� hrdd nave. residential. Ball comeOptr of Nosh and hard working. Renovations, aorrslcsreftl. Al types of move& Trulls Rd.. Counice. Open ad illi, docks, ole- Cal ua for Cas Carl or Jane. 427-2x58. Houss, Wild and Th urs. 3-7 pAL a des ssWreste 571-1253 Bill or (TF) Sunday, 1-4 p.m. For mors Rod. %juhu„a ( I r#KJ4 Pam information, call Josephine Paula Snider.pod. 679-7505,7at SAGER Contracting - all 1 8�� IN carpentry, additions, Vale Rely ltd fieaaor, renovations, kitchens, 74.(TFALL)q dOMn ment �o btMro, home melm rismas PMKWESM01ML peYlYrlg and ,arra�,�sged,. Any amount avelsbie. � MIMI Vale Mae sal amw9elxy eavics. furniture welpapeHng. One room or f I- WIOer Can Dug 688-6a05. Com - refinishing, quality work tsacole house. guaralMeed kaaest noes management, 2 and 3 tl wwkV F -yid l Swvb - (rFl Amakibb guaranteed. 15 years famiLNojoblstoo smfrl.OudW Jath 1. F 99 Capital 670 Personals eeparis- 6e62e15. M:EFM 4wxMkffww* arlMsd Cal ply ya„ ,a Ca/ 7Ze JOURNEYMAN Mearician. p10ea2) Specialliang in dlartgss. PRofESOK MAL. painting. In- JEtUS says, an Moe bind Iced rewiring, additions and tNia ams exterior. Drywall glassilled Fax weedo r Dow� s" Is renovations. All work f « f R _ � ,� Miba�3 /1, euaraetitesd• tree Cora Isaiah 58:10-12, John 10:11. 42 4KI20. (TF (ot1s91z1 Jin Canpbsk 1-7059611it75. sale Mae Mae � Mae Mae � 1 Creative Pastimes 1 FOLK ART STUDIO ' OM HMSE JW 11-16 MON T -SA -10:00 am. - 5'00 p.m. 1 MON.-THURS. - 7-W p.m. - 9:00 pm. ' REGISTRATION FOR ALL LEVELS OF STUDENTS 1 ' r . CLASSES - SEMINARS - VMORKSHOPS ., FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES 8 HA DC AFTED WOOD A MORE ' REGuLAR HOURS Mon. -Thum 1-5 pan.. 7.19 p.m., F&Sal.1-5 p,m. ' 1 3 Ro"llen Rd. South, Ajax 1 683-8057 'Registrants br classes will receive 10% 1 with this Coupon! YValkmarS, Coln ounuu on, small glass b purcelaln collection, silver, brass, framed LE art by Bateman, Casson, Branders, Romance, eta Scrimshaws, cranberry, pewter, bronze statuary, Tilfarry style 8 dragonfly lamps, wood carvings, carousel horse, mirrors, eta Phones, walkmans, answ, machines, Wizard of Oz musicals, butter tub, salt box, gum machine, Dutch coffee grinder, Delft Blue, Onental arts 8 crafts, Royal Dux, luggage, wall clods iL more. Terms: Cash, Visa, Mc, 3% Cash Discount as posted & announced. AUCTIONEER: ALLEN FLEISHMAN 416-638-7583 Sincere SingCes Intrad ction Service 1P A confidential way to meet that Someone Special yThis rat could change your life FIONA 294-5563 LOVELY south American adws :wire s ncwe relationships. cor- •espondenee/marriage. Free Pnotos wnh brochure, 24 hrs. '-17-257-3790. (012693) SENSATIONAL PERSONAL --40-OS of Karen. Syhne and "inya. For discreet information. CALL CLASSIFIED 578-9335 798-7672 rrrrte Karen, 670 -RD. Kelowna. B.C. VIY1Y 7Pa. Adults )nly pieasel 680 Announcements 680 Announcements 680 Ar%uncerlents DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to experience the finest and most up to date dental techniques as well as the most modem sterilization techniques. However for those who still require even more special care. Dr. (Mary Kay M.D. joins our staff to help you sleep like a baby, while you have your dentistry done. Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller (an oral surgeon.) We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Labovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickenng, Ont. 675 Companions 11EART :MATES %WINTER SIZZLER Discreet introductions for single-& 7544135 In 740 Memoriams Bob Stewart (Jan. 2, 7997 ) Thu month cnmse� •rtth sad regret, It bangs back a day it shall neer ;orget, You fill asleep without goodt4e, Rut our memories of ora rill neer die, tie tn,Iss you more :�.an anyone knc-4' , , each day passes : 7e em'7tines s 33rv.w,, ^t tears we 5hC me :an wipe a --way, Rut the ache in our ^,ejrts rill ahuays -:air. ,tio one . Rous he grief sx tiw re, l Ahcn we look around and Vou're not there, 'r"ou ie%t us suddenly your thoughts unknown, But vcu kfr us me"l l'LS :LC are rroud to darn. %Cit Forgotten By The Staff Of Ajax Post Office MORE CLASSIFIEDS TURN TO PAGE 3 r AND WORSHIP _COME re * A ATTEND THEIR WORSHIP SERVICES YValkmarS, Coln ounuu on, small glass b purcelaln collection, silver, brass, framed LE art by Bateman, Casson, Branders, Romance, eta Scrimshaws, cranberry, pewter, bronze statuary, Tilfarry style 8 dragonfly lamps, wood carvings, carousel horse, mirrors, eta Phones, walkmans, answ, machines, Wizard of Oz musicals, butter tub, salt box, gum machine, Dutch coffee grinder, Delft Blue, Onental arts 8 crafts, Royal Dux, luggage, wall clods iL more. Terms: Cash, Visa, Mc, 3% Cash Discount as posted & announced. AUCTIONEER: ALLEN FLEISHMAN 416-638-7583 Sincere SingCes Intrad ction Service 1P A confidential way to meet that Someone Special yThis rat could change your life FIONA 294-5563 LOVELY south American adws :wire s ncwe relationships. cor- •espondenee/marriage. Free Pnotos wnh brochure, 24 hrs. '-17-257-3790. (012693) SENSATIONAL PERSONAL --40-OS of Karen. Syhne and "inya. For discreet information. CALL CLASSIFIED 578-9335 798-7672 rrrrte Karen, 670 -RD. Kelowna. B.C. VIY1Y 7Pa. Adults )nly pieasel 680 Announcements 680 Announcements 680 Ar%uncerlents DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to experience the finest and most up to date dental techniques as well as the most modem sterilization techniques. However for those who still require even more special care. Dr. (Mary Kay M.D. joins our staff to help you sleep like a baby, while you have your dentistry done. Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller (an oral surgeon.) We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Labovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickenng, Ont. 675 Companions 11EART :MATES %WINTER SIZZLER Discreet introductions for single-& 7544135 In 740 Memoriams Bob Stewart (Jan. 2, 7997 ) Thu month cnmse� •rtth sad regret, It bangs back a day it shall neer ;orget, You fill asleep without goodt4e, Rut our memories of ora rill neer die, tie tn,Iss you more :�.an anyone knc-4' , , each day passes : 7e em'7tines s 33rv.w,, ^t tears we 5hC me :an wipe a --way, Rut the ache in our ^,ejrts rill ahuays -:air. ,tio one . Rous he grief sx tiw re, l Ahcn we look around and Vou're not there, 'r"ou ie%t us suddenly your thoughts unknown, But vcu kfr us me"l l'LS :LC are rroud to darn. %Cit Forgotten By The Staff Of Ajax Post Office MORE CLASSIFIEDS TURN TO PAGE 3 r AND WORSHIP _COME THESE CHURCHES INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THEIR WORSHIP SERVICES MOMM FMSSBYTEt M CHURCH maw" V01ape lfnw Church 1=9 Mlhiles Rd. N. 300 Chrch SL N, Alm THE FALILY CHURCH 11YORSHIP TIME Rev. OW1383 Ph� SPOW Worship df Sunday School ©� WESTNEY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH 10:30 LDL use*@ to Appbadt Public sewd 6sode.A�.�fwr� ST. ANDREW'S � � 1 AA PRESBYTERIAN Res. darRss R eft Pallor US -1720 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE DwLberton • Fairport Uniad porch 1066 Mxibarbe Rd, PMM tip 683-7311 839-7271 Rev JAMBS BMS Wwshp 8 Church School WORSHIP 8 CHURCH SCHOOL Church Servioe 10-3D am. 11:00 AAL ST. 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