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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_01_10if$ S r4oy, Jan. 10, IM 16 Pees A Meftoland Community Newspapw Pressrun 37,000 510 + 40 GST • 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 2 WEDIrICIED JANUARY'S GREAT GIVEAWAY! SPECIAL PRIZES pMw MIE CON for d*WM 420 -SUS •SELL OFF HOIL420,1i6i � W Buymambed campaign at hospital . AJAX-PICKERING - A fund-raising campaign to buy electric beds for the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital will be launched later this month. The hospital, currently under expansion, intends to replace all its existing beds with new electric models that patients can adjust with the push of a button. One hundred and fifty beds are needed at $5,000 each, says Tracy Paterson, hospital director of development and community relations. Included in the price is a bedside table and an over -bed table. Sponsors can individually pay the full price of a bed or get five spon- sons to chip in $1,000 each in a pledge over five years, says Ms. Pater- son. Each bed will bear a plaque with an inscription chosen by the donor. At least one bed has already been "sold" — Pickering councillors voted Tuesday to include a $5,000 donation in this year's municipal budget. During the campaign, a kiosk will be set up in the lobby of the hospi- tal where inscribed plaques will be on display until all beds are sold, See HOSPITAL...Page 3 Seal with a kid Two"w-old I aft Saunders and herr dad Nevis ride a meal A ftWy lftA in Ajar. Nevis. a student at Durfwn Collep's Ajar dedy with iw. heeds b the perk on his ob by Cob Bmrdd let JANUARY IS BRA - �- MONTH ! VM every bra puKftwd in the month of January, you will readve a baW to win a weekend for taro at Deerhurst Resort and well throw in the Grgerie. -Octads in the store Drunk driving down sharply, but not here AJAX-PICKERING - Res- idents here don't seem to be heeding the messages against drunk driving as well as our neighbors to the east. And, throughout the region, impaired motorists appear to have stayed off the highways and stuck to local roads this past holiday season. That became somewhat clear with the recent release of holiday RIDE statistics com- piled by local cops. While Durham Regional Police nailed fewer drunk drivers this year than last throughout their patrol area, the division covering Ajax, Pickering and northern Durham saw the same number of arrests as a year ago. "I would like to see the numbers going down," con- cedes Superintendent Don Martin. "But from my per- spective, I think it's working. You hear so many people talk about (the program to Re&= Impaired Driving Every- whew)_" This year, close to 16,000 vehicles were pulled over in Ajax, Pickering and north Durham during the holiday season with 13 motorists charged for impaired driving or for failing a breathalyzer s. Last year, slightly fewer vehicles were pulled over with as identical 13 drivers charged. The other division — cov- ering Whitby. Oshawa and Bowmanville — posted a huge decrease with the num- ber of alcohol-related driving charges nearly cut in half. Just over 19,000 cars were pulled over with 31 alcohol- related driving charges laid and 68 12 -hour suspensions imposed. The previous year, just over 22,000 cars were pulled over with 54 alcohol-related driving charges laid and 81 12 -hour suspensions handed out. Meanwhile, OPP failed to find one impaired driver in their annual holiday RIDE patrol of highways and other provincial roads in the area covered by the Whitby detachment. The unexpected shutout "really speaks volumes- about the public's desire to elimi- nate drinking and driving, says Constable Gerry Smith. The public is starting to realize (drinking and driving) is too dangerous, both physi- cally and firtaoctaUy " Officers flagged down 1,170 drivers, handing out only two 12 -hour sttspmsioas. Last year, 1,662 motorists were pulled over with three people charged with WWWred driving and eight slapped with 12 -bora susp�sioas. While the holiday RIDE program may be over. both OPP and Durham police say they'H continue the RIDE program - inte:mittestly IhtOtt$tOtt- tto year. UNDERLYING REASONS UNGEFIE a s1 E -MM FROM rEmEroua. . JANUARY IS BRA MONTH ONTARIO'S 0WV CUS= NIA RTfMG +ALTERA1M OVER 1000 BRAS N 11 OCI F110113OAA 70 M. LOWER LEVEL DICKERING TOWN CENTRE 4&1883 { �T LIFE SAVERS: Want to teach others how to save a life? Durham Save -a - Heart is offering a cardiopul- monary resuscitation (CPR) instructor course Jan. 29, 30 and 31. To be eligible for the instructor training, you must have successfully completed a basic rescuer course within the past year. The cost is $127 and participants must attend all classes. For more information, call Linda Weatherdon at 666- 0995. 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SHERIDAN CHEVROLET Geo - Oldsmobile - CadiNac 1900 KrTAon Rd., Pdwrng (1 mile E. of PTC) 683-9333 OPEN SAL �N profiles abuse survivor DURHAM - The story of an abused woman who miraculously survived after being shot five times by her husband will be shown on Rescue 911 Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 8 p.m., on CTV. An American television crew spent a weer in the area last June filming the heart -rendering saga of Francine Nicholas who was jarred out of her sleep one morning, about a year and a half ago, by a had of bullets. Her husband was eventually sentenced to 12 years in jail for attempted murder while Ms. Nicholas, who still runs a sewing shop in Bowmanville, has gone on to contribute much time and effort in the fight against wife abuse. She recently spoke to Dunbarton High School students in Pickering. The terrifying 911 call made to Durham Regional Police forms the L M ' I?11 is (formerly of West Hill) Family Owned and Operated Call and Compare Before You Decide 1—� OPEN Mon -Fri 10-8 shouse oturcloy 10 - 6 1501 !Hopkirw St.. VA d1by (416)4304M1 Fox 430-0795 PC tA. eSz� Complete systems start at $999. Francine Nicholas basis of the story. On-site locations used by the CBS Hollywood film crew included the Bowmanville home where the shooting took place and the Oshawa headquarters of Durham Regional Police where the 911 service is run. T= Nswa Ad1►1lMM SUMAX JANUARY 146 DI&PAGS 3 arAYM N ESS SALE AWO�0 DMC*Uff On all window and siding orders placed before Jan. 31/93. No down payment & no payment for six months" TUMYOMWMAMo� � Renocraft will turn your basement into a 2 bedroom apartment with a 4 pc. washroom and a full kitchen. No down payment. " Starting less than $200/mo.' RENOCRAFT HOME CALL NOW IMPROVEMENTS 5 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax . 8mod on 750 sq_ ft -OAC. 4Va2i- DEUVERY SERVICE . w1 Of FOR 1IIQSE MMM i FLYM COMM 7O YOUR YOU DOOR WfM R NMADNEffnsa cAIYrEiI TMY AID N 7W DSS MEAD ;:_SMAY, JANUARY 10, 1993 N MADVERISER ,ADULT LENWNG CENTRE (AJAXIPICK) -A&P (PICK) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) �FOOD t)I -FOOD TOWN (AJAXIPICK) IGA (PICK.) K MAJU (AJA)/PICK) •LOBLAWS (AJAX/PICK) IWRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK) •SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK.) • paMroM flo ttt�lM Irt�NtNde ttttltl SIRNOAY3 CARttIERtS OF TNN 1 " 1= ARE CAIDACE AND JASON SPJCKLESS Candew tnygrs and tpaft Jason anjays arinwnirg and busbell. a Jason will McDonald'" coupon" oomplimants of to NOW Adtrerosar. CargraMdatt m CatWm and Jason for tteig our Sunday carriers alb weak E NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAX JANUARY Man charged offer women terrorized By NORMAN NELSON Durham Staff DURHAM - A 23 -year-old Pickering man faces charges after two female roommates were ter- rorized in their Oshawa apartment Thursday night. Police say one of the room- mates — an 18 -year-old woman — was a former girlfriend. She was home alone in her basement apartment on King St. E, near Townline Rd., when she heard a knock on the outside door around 4 p.m. As she opened it, the former Politicians AJAX-PICKERING - Politicians here are at odds over a proposed bill which would give voters the right to recall an MP they believe is failing the grade. "This could be the first step in the people reclaiming Parliament," Ontario Riding Reform Party candi- date Don Sullivan says of a private member's bill tabled last month by his party's sole representative in Ouawa The bill would allow electors in any federal constituency to recall their MP by collecting on a petition the names and addresses of more than 50 per cent of the voters enu- merated in that riding in the last election. But that number is just not high enough. criticizes Progressive Con- servative MP Rene Soetens, who represents Pickering, Ajax and most Of Nk hi tby. "Few MPs ever get 50 per cent of the vote because of the split on par- ties.- he notes. "People could see this (bill) as a chance to get nd of (an MP) simply because they don't agree with his or her philosophy.- Sir. hilosophy "Mr. Sullivan disagrees. "The petition cannot be frivolous and can't be used for political gain. I think it's a good figure and would forge MPs o be very, very careful" According to Mr. Soetens, the bill would force MPs to "take a Gallup poll of what's popular..and boyfriend "forced his way in and grabbed her by the throat...and forced her downstairs into the basement (apartment)", says Durham Regional Police Staff Sgt. Sandy Ryrie. At this point, her 17 -year-old roommate arrived home. "The roommate tried to assist her friend and she was punched in the face." The two females threatened to call police. The man then unplugged the phone, says Sgt. Ryrie. He then grabbed a bar stool with metal legs and swung it at the 18 year old, police report. She ended up with bruises to her elbows and arms. He then swung again "so hard that it broke one of the legs and caused a half-inch gash in the 17- year-old's head", says Sgt. Ryrie. "At this point she was knocked unconscious." When she regained conscious- ness, Sgt. Ryrie says, the man "forced them to sign an agreement that they would never charge him if he stayed away from the house." split over recall bill prevents them from making a deci- sion in the national interest.." That's why it's important for MPs to explain issues to their con- stituents, says I Ir. Sullivan, who'll run for office in the next federal election. "It's up to (an MP) to make than understand by using everyday language. It's the responsibility of an MP to explain those issues." Because NIPS will be greeted by a Throne Speech when Parliament resumes in February, all private member's bills will be cancelled and await selection from a large pool of bills. Finally Mr. Soetens believes it's "ironic" the bill would be tabled by Reform Party MP Deborah Grey because she's missed 51 per cent of the votes in the second session. (Mr. Soeterls has missed 22 per cent of the votes and all but one was because of parliamentar) business, he no(es.) But Mr. Sullivan stands behind Ms. Grey who needs about one -and - a -half days to travel to her northern cornmtu» ty of Beaver Riva, Alberta and "gets more done helping her constituents than listening to MPs vote the parry line" in Ogawa A number of conditions are set out in the bill which Reformers believe will discourage abuse. For example, the recall process couldn't be initialed until 18 months after the last federal election passes and only Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal tit corporafllt A bankruptcies OSMWA 58 Rossland Rd. 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If the chief electoral officer deemed the petition successful, a by-election would be called for that seat. oSE l CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "Warehouse Sale, ends Saturday January 16, 1993" flyer, on page A6, the G.E. Dual Cassette mini stereo, #20277, does not come with auto -reverse. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. MMF Getting Started In Stained Glass Stained Cuss is hard to do - True or False'' as easy 4 saprnd„ be .alms wA vftmd alas a acatatly q— -my- k &—'t —p— sr a4s M Yen And _aAa) dsa't gad a 4= rtat. ==07apy -at.r wah yow ted.. wen dao ym do Mei Jan 16: 1 Dry Saazor Jae. 29. 2 dry Jan 26: 8 wok bgpmw agorae fi-" wrkrrP 1736 92*st t�.R err rax neer^" 420.$485 "At this point, he left and returned to his Pickering address." The two roommates called police and were both taken to Oshawa General Hospital where they were treated and released. Police, meanwhile, surrounded the man's Pickering home and he was "arrested without incident" around 1:40 a.m. Friday. A 23 -year-old Glenanna Rd. resident is charged with two counts each of assault causing bodily harm, assault with a weapon, possession of dangerous weapons, intimidation, forcible confinement and attempting to obstruct justice. Wholesale Prices On Brand Name Factory Seconds MEAT PIES 125 gm Chicken & Vegetable $ 4 00 12 pkg. PIE PASTRY 1 kg pkg. QUICHE 100 gm each $135 2 per pkg MEATEIP S' 175 gm. Turkey 750,per pkg $ 85 $ 75 Pit 7 12 pkg.1412 HOME STYLE BUTTER TARTS $5115 Z 0 per Pkg. 2 101$1505 8 pkgs. PIE SHELLS 9" Unbaked ;150 2 per pkg. 1 50 612 Pkg COCKT TART $212 95 tpe $ 4 1.3211 2 MEAT PIES 450 g ttwrtiere 35', per pkg. $ 25 8 12 pkgs. SAUSAGE ROLLS 450 gen $05 212 $ 55 212 Pklis• MOTHER JACKSON'S •i OPEN KITCHENS LIMITED ISM Old Siaeon Rd. 985-7373 Opm Mmday to Friday frau 10 a as. to 6 p.tat., Sates Aq lo o.ar. to 4 put. 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According to Mr. Pleasance, there have been '.very few" complaints here about unwanted rodents. The works department, which has sold 20,000 composters since 1990, has received just two phone calls on the issue, he adds. If rats were inundating us, we'd see them ripping apart green garbage bags" containing those items which should not be added to a composter, including meals, oils, cheese and other dairy products, let- tuce with salad dressing and but- tered products, Mr. Pleasance notes. Dirharn's health services depart- ment "hasn't seen a dramatic increase in the number of com- plaints" about rodents since com- posting's popularity has increased over the past few years, says to health inspector Harold Robinson. Still, "a lot of people put things out they shouldn't and rats will cer- tainly go after composters if they're :t rats not looked ofter," he rales, recalling a day care which had a problem with rats. To deter rodents and such sea- sonal pests as fruit flies, Mr. Plea- ttanoe suggests following safe com- posting tips, most important of which is mixing the compost regu- larly because rodents won't nest in a location that's constantly being disturbed. Mr. Pleasance suggests turning it under with a pitchfork each time food waste is added, though he notes that may be difficult during the winter when the ground is frozen. As well, you're encouraged to cover the material with other yard waste or soil. Turning the material from the top to the bottom of the unit about once every two weeks is also important. Not only does it discour- age animals from nesting there, it distributes air through the unit, pre- venting odor and speeding up the composting process - Finally, pest -proof your unit by using a small -holed heavy gauge wire along the bottom and up the sides of your composter so rodents cannot get in. Lids can be wired the same way and latches can be made if larger animals are able to lift the lid easily. A Guide to Home Composting, which contains a full list of direc- tions and tips for proper mainte- nance of composters, is available at no charge by calling the Region's works department at 668-7721. The guide is also available with every Regional composter sold at selected nurseries, which are listed on a composting hotline at 1-800- 667-5671. THE XZ=ADYZRT=ZRS&9f A%J&NU ff14"04PAW5 Obituaries OLAND, Doris Elaine Gwen- dolyn (nee Aatbony) - Born Jan. 11, 1924 in Nova Scotia, lived in Ajax since Oct. 1947 and became a Charter Member of the Church of the Holy Trinity; a Member of I.O.D.E. and waked as a parale- gal secretary for firms in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa until 1987 when she retired. She was an avid bridge player in clubs in Ajax, Whitby, Brooklin and Oshawa. Doris Oland, after a lengthy ill- ness at the Ajax -Pickering Hospi- tal, unexpectedly from heart fail- ure on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1993. She is bereaved by beloved hus- band F. Dwight Oland, loving children Dianne Oland, mother of Alexander and Isaac Maynard; Rhea and Phil Babin and son Michael; Frances and Andy Ste- cyk and their children Peter and BROCK CONVENIENCE Liu -✓� ()U1 L �u .atm Lf aif OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7&m. - 11 p.m. 1725 KkWWn(A 8mck p•�d PRAEwnc 4r �:l mss 7 Christina, all of Ajax. Of the fam- ily of 14 brothers and sisters, she is survived by Reta Butler (89) and Russell Anthony (78) of Syd- ney and Westmount, Nova Scotia. A memorial service will be held Sunday, Jan. 10 at the Church of the Holy Trinity (91 Kings Cres., Ajax). Visitors 1 to 2 p.m. at the church with a reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, it would be appreciated if some support is given to your favorite medical charity. Interment of ashes Ersk- ine Cemetery at a later date. Funeral arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Don't let the education crisis become your child's problem. Crowded classrooms. School budget cutbacks. No wonder many parents worry about the quality of their child's education. For more than a million parents. Sylvan Learning Centre' is the answer. Our positive, caring. individualized instruction boosts students' grades - along with their self esteem. To take the sting out of the education crisis, call Sylvan today. Sylvan 1801 Dundas St. E. Lea rn in Centre ° 9 Kendalwood Park Plaza WHITBY Helping kids be their best. "' 403-1818 PACE LTEiE NEws ADvB n=m suNDA%,jANuAIIY is. i9a Opinion w,.. MPs must know you're the boss Your boss can fire you if there's just cause. So, you should be able to can your employee for screwing up on the job, right? That's the common-sense thinking behind an MP's private member's bill. Reform Party rep Deborah Grey wants voters to have the right to recall an MP they believe is doing a poor job. The bill would allow elec- tors in any federal constituency to fire their MP by collecting on a peti- tion the names and addresses of more than 50 per cent of the voters enu- merated in that riding in the last election. Proponents of the bill argue it would hold more accountable politicians who are your public servants. "This could be the first step in the people reclaiming Parliament," says Don Sullivan, Ontario Riding Reform Party candidate in the next federal election. Opponents of the proposal fear it could be abused "Few MPs ever get 50 per cent of the vote because of the split on parties," notes local Con- servative MP Rene Soetens. "People could see this (bill) as a chance to get rid of (an MP) simply because they don't agree with his or her philos- ophy But, we think there are enough safeguards built into Ms. Grey's pro- posed new legislation to discourage abuse. For example, the recall pro- cess couldn't be initiated until 18 months after the last federal election passes and only one recall petition could be circulated per MP throughout a parliamentary session. The private member's bill isn't likely to become law before the next federal election. So, Canadians will have to wait until we go to the polls sometime this year to turf public servants who aren't serving the public. Between now and the election, incumbent MPs and those aspiring to office will have plenty of time to think about the intent of this private member's bill: to make politicians more accountable to the public, to ensure the people working for you do their jobs - Perhaps unsuccessful U.S. Presidential candidate Ross Perot said it best when speaking to the voters: "I'm Ross and you're the boss." Passage of this private member's bill would motivate the federal public servants you employ to remember that, indeed, you're the boss. Editor's mail Quote of the Week 'Excited and scared -- Excited because it's an awesome opportunity and scared because there's a chance of seeing some combat.' --Jeff Bassingthwaite after being selected to join a Canadian confingent in Cyptvs. What about the victim's xAghus? To the editor, This is an open letter written on the behalf of the victim's position within the Canadian Crunnial Jus- tice System. As a Canadian Citizen, I am writing to you, to express my con- cam oo-cans regarding the lack of rights for victims within the Canadian Criminal Justice System. The majority of victims are women and children. I am requesting your assistarIce in equalizing the rights of the vx- tim with the rights of the accused. Below are some of the inequities which currently exist within the system. Victims do not have the right to legalnIrweataaon. The Crown represents the state not the victim. Victims do not have the right to a speedy trial. imhacampaign a mceess To the editor, ` I would like b take dais opportaniy to dunk the members of the meths, the Liverpool West Community Anoctatioa, an Pickering rmepayer associations and roost of an, the people of Pkkering for char support and asdsume in my campWp ao have a new 6nehan baht at Dum and Finch. Together, as a commooky, we woe the support of our Town coun- cil, which paved tie way for the new fitchv to be built, eadog years of pexraatioatioa. We hoc mita a major step Mwerds dramatically improving Picoe dog's fine y a i F r d n services. All ckhms of Pk*cr- mg will bead-tt by haring this new Gndrn bue'k. While this new fimW will have a price tog attached, die pros for outweigh doe: coos. Now, we must Stant oonraideria9 the advantages of swung a smart 6r heR in the nada so be w serve our neighbors of die north. Let as learn from this campaign and iogether, as a community, Ws work Iogetha for the bme& and impro—,..aat of all of PWW- ing. Randy Vale, Fkberiag Victims do not have the right to full disclosure of evidence. The accused has the right to full disclosure of the Crowp.'s case and all relevant evidence prior to trial. Victims do not have guaran- teed access to Crown evidence prior to trial. Victims as witnesses do not have the right to be present throughout the legal Pigs, as does the accused. There is much work to be date to balance the rights of the victim with the rights of the accused within the Canadian Ckiminal Jus- tice System. At present it appears that a- -- -h the accused it presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, the victim as witness has the burden of proof of the criminal activity. I am requesting changes to be made to the Canadian Criminal Justice System to equalize the rights of victims with those of the accused. Further I appeal to everyone reading this letter to forward her/his own concerns about the lack of rights for victims to their MP, MPP and to copy that letter so the address below. Dionne Lopatin W.A.C. (Dunham) women's Action Coaffid= (Durbumdo "2 Sirouds L=4 LIV 1�H, ••• Iii. 1 • / "• To the edb r, On Nov. 26, I had the unfortu- nate experience of stepping out of a Pickering transit bens and imme- 'diately collapsing on the soft shoulder of the road with a sprained ankle. Due to the dark- ness, the driver did not we me col - law. I was able to crawl enough so move away from the bus tires. Fortunately, a young man and XlA MXWH RDT-Edbr-h-Chief MM CMM - Managing &nor tl JM NCMOtsOwl - Adoe ftV Manager tttt )M QMF M - Refe11 Shies hftXQM ASE FA HOtlNlE - Dktbutbn Manager Nlwa�ooal-44"110 onioluom - M"It7 ANIMISM -6634110 eeAantuo - X6 -Mn FAX - as-na MA3110 AtAovennfeSUMMel-1M I Mt IMAX a NNouoella Aolluelt.fa • �Kn - woman witnessed my fall. They assisted me into their car and drove me home. I cannot thank them Cuomo for lbek generosity. I have no idea bow I would have bogie able to cross Altooa Road that night, let alone bow I would have gotten home. Hunk you very much for tak- ing the time so assist me. Paulin SW@014 Pickering A smoker fights back They're everywhere, they are -- ex-smokers preaching about the perils of puffing, people who've never known the pleasure of a good tar suck, healthy folks unfamiliar with the cleansing effect of an early -morning hack and spit. They're ignorant of the good that smokers do. And, they'll pay for that ignormce. Like at the SkyDome, one of hundreds of Toronto klcaks where smoking was banned outright as of Jan. 1. As the Jays take to the field, there they'll be -- the non-smokers -- sitting in the sun, bronzing their healthy bodies not stained by nicotine, flashing their pearly white teeth, their bre aft unfouled. And, we smokers will laugh knowingly. We will laugh because well know that the absence of smoke in the air will let the sun shine through, shine through to burn them with an intensity we buttheadt know all too well -when the heater of a cigarette falls off in our lap. Ola, will we laugh. And, we will laugh a hoarse laugh when, after we're sated at a restaurant's only table for smokers, we light up and watch the smoke waft toward the non -puffer most bodumd by smoke. They will say at meal's end when they an take it no mora 'Do you realize rve been iiobeliog your second-hand smoke an night?" We will respond. "Okay. you owe me half a pant." We will de6oe those case signs and poom tht moon vii m enjoy boo" up aur designated smoking areas. Like the one which gapes the wall near the exit through which we at work are ban- ished. It shows a smt'h'eg Fa - smoker of the year' beton oon- gralulfted ework colleMpm after he's kissed his butts goodbye. "Everyone loves a quinear," the poster I o r I - m. "Okay," well write, "Quit bugging as about smoking awl weW wdl lam sad laugh till we hack and wheese. We will have the laft laugh. We will not hear char last htaigb. Long before them, we will have laughed our let laugh. 10 News A&A~. pubS*rd w yr SadOf. W gaM ddf ord Fed" d I.W Caaaftsdd Art.. Aim Ck*ob U3 2M5. Y ant of toll - , - Plk*fp, pUM g and DYM UMV VOW of abUban rrwFopm Mid kchdM A0VPk "V Naw Adaf w. ^ma 0anr. @oft Adrorfea. •omplon Guadlaf. 6utn0foh Post. CaNfgrrood Carat*~. efel)ICakt CwdWtdotfr * Ad^~. CaorOMorsf m*prfdr*. mrgftn Thy v*8@t UhdM 1St Week. k*XM M EcarmYt a &n MDan CW0daf ChwwkP . MtrtwmW Nww. Ntwnaktt &C. Noah Yak Mittal. Natg-bedw d Nwn. oaMot Marr. 0Ab TodW. 0OWW lWOW .. Tho wNk. PotWk=M ph Vila Wo*. tlttefad MOMOWN Lb". Sca*omQh ~. U*ddpt/SWLff% ft Tfbfsft. Tudors titan Pa" tato maw wall dofM tom paaftM ON Cootcutto imago ealregUMv%w*a1dRwf*pft*ra MO"WW Pfr*+0 PUM A >o and orttaAkq Y a Manby of We C:aracem Coawa.+b NtwWaprs Aroetotorf. CU*aAo COMM -ft Ntktpaptw Awoalattn ad amts ftM Cau,d. Stood Claw Md Meow twf NunWr MW. M* abagah iota In Camila I ~otic. 00 pr triton News Advertiser of m am Is Wood" lot► A Metrolond Comrrxuiity Newspaper Copyaght and unowhodlod use us wahod t- cow **W Is WohUMed. Timothy John Whit aker Ih IM 1M« °:°1ll 0 to etossntr of Was* ant► advalmsel M err to drefaAon. Victims do not have the right to full disclosure of evidence. The accused has the right to full disclosure of the Crowp.'s case and all relevant evidence prior to trial. Victims do not have guaran- teed access to Crown evidence prior to trial. Victims as witnesses do not have the right to be present throughout the legal Pigs, as does the accused. There is much work to be date to balance the rights of the victim with the rights of the accused within the Canadian Ckiminal Jus- tice System. At present it appears that a- -- -h the accused it presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, the victim as witness has the burden of proof of the criminal activity. I am requesting changes to be made to the Canadian Criminal Justice System to equalize the rights of victims with those of the accused. Further I appeal to everyone reading this letter to forward her/his own concerns about the lack of rights for victims to their MP, MPP and to copy that letter so the address below. Dionne Lopatin W.A.C. (Dunham) women's Action Coaffid= (Durbumdo "2 Sirouds L=4 LIV 1�H, ••• Iii. 1 • / "• To the edb r, On Nov. 26, I had the unfortu- nate experience of stepping out of a Pickering transit bens and imme- 'diately collapsing on the soft shoulder of the road with a sprained ankle. Due to the dark- ness, the driver did not we me col - law. I was able to crawl enough so move away from the bus tires. Fortunately, a young man and XlA MXWH RDT-Edbr-h-Chief MM CMM - Managing &nor tl JM NCMOtsOwl - Adoe ftV Manager tttt )M QMF M - Refe11 Shies hftXQM ASE FA HOtlNlE - Dktbutbn Manager Nlwa�ooal-44"110 onioluom - M"It7 ANIMISM -6634110 eeAantuo - X6 -Mn FAX - as-na MA3110 AtAovennfeSUMMel-1M I Mt IMAX a NNouoella Aolluelt.fa • �Kn - woman witnessed my fall. They assisted me into their car and drove me home. I cannot thank them Cuomo for lbek generosity. I have no idea bow I would have bogie able to cross Altooa Road that night, let alone bow I would have gotten home. Hunk you very much for tak- ing the time so assist me. Paulin SW@014 Pickering A smoker fights back They're everywhere, they are -- ex-smokers preaching about the perils of puffing, people who've never known the pleasure of a good tar suck, healthy folks unfamiliar with the cleansing effect of an early -morning hack and spit. They're ignorant of the good that smokers do. And, they'll pay for that ignormce. Like at the SkyDome, one of hundreds of Toronto klcaks where smoking was banned outright as of Jan. 1. As the Jays take to the field, there they'll be -- the non-smokers -- sitting in the sun, bronzing their healthy bodies not stained by nicotine, flashing their pearly white teeth, their bre aft unfouled. And, we smokers will laugh knowingly. We will laugh because well know that the absence of smoke in the air will let the sun shine through, shine through to burn them with an intensity we buttheadt know all too well -when the heater of a cigarette falls off in our lap. Ola, will we laugh. And, we will laugh a hoarse laugh when, after we're sated at a restaurant's only table for smokers, we light up and watch the smoke waft toward the non -puffer most bodumd by smoke. They will say at meal's end when they an take it no mora 'Do you realize rve been iiobeliog your second-hand smoke an night?" We will respond. "Okay. you owe me half a pant." We will de6oe those case signs and poom tht moon vii m enjoy boo" up aur designated smoking areas. Like the one which gapes the wall near the exit through which we at work are ban- ished. It shows a smt'h'eg Fa - smoker of the year' beton oon- gralulfted ework colleMpm after he's kissed his butts goodbye. "Everyone loves a quinear," the poster I o r I - m. "Okay," well write, "Quit bugging as about smoking awl weW wdl lam sad laugh till we hack and wheese. We will have the laft laugh. We will not hear char last htaigb. Long before them, we will have laughed our let laugh. 10 News A&A~. pubS*rd w yr SadOf. W gaM ddf ord Fed" d I.W Caaaftsdd Art.. Aim Ck*ob U3 2M5. Y ant of toll - , - Plk*fp, pUM g and DYM UMV VOW of abUban rrwFopm Mid kchdM A0VPk "V Naw Adaf w. ^ma 0anr. @oft Adrorfea. •omplon Guadlaf. 6utn0foh Post. CaNfgrrood Carat*~. efel)ICakt CwdWtdotfr * Ad^~. CaorOMorsf m*prfdr*. mrgftn Thy v*8@t UhdM 1St Week. k*XM M EcarmYt a &n MDan CW0daf ChwwkP . MtrtwmW Nww. Ntwnaktt &C. Noah Yak Mittal. Natg-bedw d Nwn. oaMot Marr. 0Ab TodW. 0OWW lWOW .. Tho wNk. PotWk=M ph Vila Wo*. tlttefad MOMOWN Lb". Sca*omQh ~. U*ddpt/SWLff% ft Tfbfsft. Tudors titan Pa" tato maw wall dofM tom paaftM ON Cootcutto imago ealregUMv%w*a1dRwf*pft*ra MO"WW Pfr*+0 PUM A >o and orttaAkq Y a Manby of We C:aracem Coawa.+b NtwWaprs Aroetotorf. CU*aAo COMM -ft Ntktpaptw Awoalattn ad amts ftM Cau,d. Stood Claw Md Meow twf NunWr MW. M* abagah iota In Camila I ~otic. 00 pr triton Im THE Sports ... ,. No golden horseshoes for Ral*ders'AAA' midgets AJAX-PICKERING - There was no golden tMorseshoe for the Ajax•Pickering midget Raiders `AAA' hockey team at a tourna- ment in Burlington Dec. 27 to 30. The Raiders compiled a record of one win, two losses and a tie and failed to advance into the playoff round at the Burlington Golden Horseshoe Tournament. Ajax -Pickering dropped a close 2-1 decision to Peterbor- ough in its first game of the tour- ney. After playing to a 1-1 first - period draw, the Raiders gave up the game -winner to Peterborough in the third frame. Rob Muller scored for the Raiders with assists to defence - man Scott Surcon and winger Kevin Ellis. The Raiders played Kitchener to a 2-2 deadlock in the second contest. Defenceman victor Char- bonneau scored on a powerplay in the fust period from Muller and Ellis. Kitchener evened the score in the middle stanza, scoring on Raiders' goalie Ryan Lowe on a two-man advantage. Brad McDonald put Ajax -Pickering in front again from Lee Bosak and Dave Duerden. Kitchener tied the game in the third. James Hattie played a solid game on defence for the Raiders. Facing a strong Rayside-Bal- four side from Sudbury, the Raiders came out on the short end of a 5-3 score. Ajax -Pickering played most of the first period short-handed. However, goalie Lowe and the defence held Sud- bury to one goal. Rayside-Balfour scored a powerplay marker in the second period and added three more in the final frame. Ajax -Pickering scored two powerplay goals in the third frame to keep it close. McDonald scored from Duerden and Bosak and Duerden was set up for a goal by Bosak and McDonald. Char- bonneau added one more Raiders' goal from Ken Brace and Ellis. The Raiders came out flying in .. Canadian Tire Pickering Presents COOLING SYSTEM FLUSH & FILL 49 6 or -cylinder 995 n1oftf 49 ..n U" u. n„ d4non Here's what we will do: • Flush and dean your vehicle's cooling system • Instail up to 8 ares of Motomaster antltneeze • Pressure -test system - Inspect radiator • Inspect belts and hoses. 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Throughout the tourney, defencemen Rob Bevington, Tyler Kilgannon, Carson Coughlin and Todd Ensoll worked hard to kill off the Raiders' frequent penalties. Centre David Grenke played well despite an ailing shoulder. Stephen Knowles was sidelined after an injury during the Peter- borough game, joining previously injured Graham Horne. N orcuca post one Togurlt 500 g Gallo Pure Olive Oil .7 9 8 99 Lasavna boodles m_ Isola I'M D ram& pewr°tU s� OZ909 . Minute Ince Bowes Natural peanut Butter Smootb oe Cevqch,, J[29 Whift Slimd Pasta BreadItal p•,Z,� Sauce �s a 7.s oz. 7 . . MUM MOM T= DEL Grated Parmesan Cheese AG99 39 110 Davy Baum LarW M Pitted prunes M 1199= ' �1 • Run f , met Awad 1- in Oiswa ; M Tri,- sic Gone RavioB Drinks or VIM 2^ Joko Wfth Idea or ch� Umittsx •3s!tiltmL 04"s ltgiers 41LWft3- leLftma. Mt,� A. 491s ; is -enact .t! 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To reach the 'B' final, Picker- ing compiled a divisional record of two wins and a loss. The Coughlan Homes atoms defeated Newmarket in their opening game 3-2. Scat George scored the winning goal late in the final period. Also scoring were Sean Sadler from Johnson and Danny Lusina from Jamie Follett. Pickering suffered its only loss in the second game to the Hillcrest Summits 2-0. The con- test was a defensive battle with Hillcrest making the most of the few chances enjoyed by either team. Pickering played well to defeat Duffield 6-0 in the third game of the tourney. Matt McMullen earned the shutout in goal. Scoring for Pickering were Wray, Lusina, Sadler, Follett, Matt Scannell and Jeremy Holmes. Assisting were Johnson, Lewis and Homes each with two, Randolph, Sadler and Schofield with one apiece. In addition to the good show- ing in the tourney, the Pickering squad is also undefeated in its last four league games. Much of the credit is due to the fine play of defencemen Chris Reed, Matt Scannell, Mike Van Santvoort, Craig Hillborn and Scott George. �P ViM A TRIP FOR TWO TO FLORIDA AND CATCH THE BLUE JAYS:: RETURN AIRFARE VIA CANADA 3000 6 NIGHTS AT CORRAL REEF HOTEL A PAIR OF TICKETS TO 4 BLUE JAY GAMES aREw K�rr� WINTER HOURS TUES.-FRI. 11:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. SAT. 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. SUN. 11:00 A.M: 3:30 P.M. = MONARCH AVE., AJAX 619-0633 TRIP DATE MARCH 20 - MARCH 2911993 DRAW HELD ON MARCH 1ST 1993 Winner must answer a skill testing question. No purchase necessary. All decisions are final, no cash value. Esposito 5. Paw Williams 5. GAME TWO Bay Sports 79 vs. Elcyda Corp. 53. SCORERS Bay Sports: Conrad Davis 48. Clem Forde S. Gard Cavrsey 7. Ekyda Corp.: Eric Carter 12, Radcliffe Dixon 11. Eammon Heenan 8. GAME THREE Gallantry's Eatery 60 vs. Insurance Ponfoko 59. SCORERS Gallantry's Eatery: Ricky Hunte 21, Delroy Williams 14, Ricky Singh 8, Insurance Port folio: Reynolds Watkis 19, Ken Rather 16, Tom Parisi t0. GAME FOUR Penny's Auto Service 59 vs. Hill 8 Co. 45. SCORERS Pennys Auto Service: Brent Sullivan 17. Kevin Murrell 16. Dave Jagon 10. Hill i Co.: Jamie Milner 15. Mike Pink 12. Luke Lee e. MASTERS DIVISION Results from Jan- 4, GAME ONE ASG Caterers 72 vs Canadan Proactive Prod- ucts 42. SCORERS ASG Caterers: Nick HopPre 27. Rodger Young 20. Bob NickWord 15. Canadian Protective Products: Ken Ryder 10. Ron Faragher 9. Mike Jovanov 8. Barry McPar- land S. GAME TWO W.H. Investment 54 vs Va- Kerrpen Insurance 1_�� :�.. e�. '" se so ser am"" Tone eraeeraf. 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MASTERS DIVISION Results from Jan- 4, GAME ONE ASG Caterers 72 vs Canadan Proactive Prod- ucts 42. SCORERS ASG Caterers: Nick HopPre 27. Rodger Young 20. Bob NickWord 15. Canadian Protective Products: Ken Ryder 10. Ron Faragher 9. Mike Jovanov 8. Barry McPar- land S. GAME TWO W.H. Investment 54 vs Va- Kerrpen Insurance 1_�� :�.. e�. '" se so ser am"" Tone eraeeraf. M lio me a vaae s verseaos Y ti K744$1V B_i est Portrait value Ever! 9JBJECT FEE OF $2 95 PER PERSON, -payable when odverrrsed Pcwa are token, red includedPam for ociverbsedportrait call ourNo deposit �iolocwnn on your cl+orce of background Your Iowaia props welcomed Lip to five oddirioriel lok" lar ophonol Portrait collection no j othe ohon for Purchase Not ill wrilliany offer One od.ertrsed pock -go per fomily �Portrait sizesopproxmwb kACJftS P0, to ad e r ki hmlian Cord HURRY! Don't Miss Our Biggest Offer Evert THIS K MART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN: Tues -Fn. 10 AM -7 PM. Sat 10 AM -6 PM. PICKERING (Kingston Rd.) Acca ♦ 11 � :.. FANTASTIC ONE-TIME SALE ON 24SUITES that original buyers failed to close BWM#W Lab Steps from the Lake in Whitby. LAKESIDE VIEWS -SAME PRICE! Steve Martin's Leap of Faith falls short By BRUCE FROUDE Nothing like kicking a guy when he's down. Steve Matin and the boys real- ly went out of their way to pick on evangelists when they were mak- ing Leap Of Faith. The Jim Bakkers, Oral Roberts and other faith healers really get raked over the coals in this come- dy. omady. They are trued with disdain. Whether it's deserved is open to No Sex at Herongate PICKERING - Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre has announced the opening of No Sex Please ... We're British, a produc- tion it says is "one of the funniest British plays ever written and per- formed on stage." The play involves a newlywed couple who, thinking they're dealing with a mail-order firm that specializes in glass, find out they've actually ordered pornog- raphy. The material is sent to their hone, which happens to be in the same building as a very stuffy bank where they're both employed. The production opens Friday, Feb. 5 for a 10 -week run Thurs- days through Sundays. Herongate reports ticket sales are brisk and recommends booking early to avoid disappointment. Prices start at 528.95 for din- ner and show, with all taxes included. Call 472-3085. 11F I) Ftatioo. I happen b think it I& but some of you won't agree. Martin plays the conniving, sleazy, manipulative Jonah Night engale. This miracle man can make the sick healthy; the weak strong, the deaf bear; and can cure alcoholics. The only question is, can he really work a miracle? He ends up in Rustwater, Kansas when one of the moving trucks breaks down. It means an unex- pected three-day stay in the pover- ty- and drought -stricken town. No time to rest for Jonah's band of Gypsies as they set out to make $10,000 while they are stuck in Hicksville, USA. Will, played by Liam Neeson, is deputy dawg. Will is the only person in town that doesn't fall for the flash and splash of the preach- er man. Neeson is also the only actor in the film that absolutely fails to inspire anything. The char- acter is flat despite playing the devil's advocate (or is it the angel's advocate?) to the devilish Nighiengale. There is no desire to side with him in the battle with Nightengale and his sidekick Jane Larson, a role Debra Winger seems to fight her way through. The cynical sister and crippled brother act of Marva (L.olita Davi- dovich) and Boyd (Luke Haas) presents the ultimate challenge to Nightengale's self-proclaimed 1- A great story — one this reviewer was looking forward to viewing. Somewhere between the stop at the popcorn counter and the end of this movie it went astray like a lost sheep. It's a nice movie, but it fails to evoke any sort of emotion. We neither hate nor love Jonah and his band of merrymakers. 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THIS AD MAY MAKE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTO INSURANCE RECOMMENDED COVERAGE FOR CAREFUL DRIVERS! • 91T2 tthedill -she - SM dedtXdW0 cotisw • 1 million • W deduefte cottQre wns!ve liability • Fan" protection endorsement • Accident beneft • Loss of use aft Ve hicle tit M— CmU W"m Ow Age 25 with Packard Drih V Records wy Quality, Ails Rett Aho Mfchrdes Llmhed WAV To rfak Two car pdida may *MAY for a - __. rhal dllCo ift SEWMNUAL PREYIU __ $3832w 683-9725 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE sus Monarch Ave., um 13 ..... _ Nn seams CW TASK FORCE TO STUDY COUNCIL REMUNERATION The Council of the Corporation of the Town of PickeneV autttorteed the estabAsltrow t of a three person Task Force to make OWMANINNI with respect to remuneration and her As lobe payable andMor avabiblelo Members of courted The Task Fac• is to be comprised of three persons with one person son - ended but Cotrx* one person selected from sub MW by the total ratepayer associations and one person selected from applir,aWns from the public as a result of It is estimated that the Task Fore will be required to most Me times and it shall table its report on or before May 31, 1993. Aruy persons wishing to be appointed to this Task Force must apply in wriuft to: 13nxe Taylor, AWT, CRAM Town Clerk Town or Phakering One The Esplanade .._FIakefirhg, naafi L1 V Sri Dated at Pitlkerirg this 29th day of December,1992. µ �. J_ PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 10,1993• 1 ry OU BBE :1, 7 PASSENGER •ASR *V6 NO PAYMENT*ROOF RACK 99DE MOULDINGS READ LIGHTS *LIFT GATE LAMPS Till May `93 • STORAGE DRAWER *FLOOR MATS_ NO INTEREST' PLUS MUCH MORE For 3 -months NO DOWN PAYMENTS* *O.A.C. $16,292 Pic) SAV' 1992 COLT `--rtek,e..-aub. a,alts. Irorx .M.sl anw. AMrFM. vlus much tmaa• SOL t1P3m. -_ - - In 44 T SALE .156�YOMrH !992 ACCLAIM ®. -kckWes auto. pA_v b »air iR crmeK AWF M cm. OA n+ ch II Tp* a good do& SOL OPM. 7- SPER -mm ALE $212001 1992 DYNASTY .kKwl w =10," v. * cr". * r m case- ww anal *a mala mix&— SOL PM SALE 1`13,0950"' $28ckOJ* � YOUTH LUXURY! 1992 L.-MAiiON CONVERTN" PLCWMA a ws Com • !r+41 ' stub, IIIk or. hk crust AWFM can., pm much SI LE s i 00 34000* pm YOUTH .qla WE HAVE A SPECIAL PURCHASE CHRYSLER. THESE NIPEXAMPLES OF MADE FROM ARE JUST A FEW SAVINGS! + 1 , 1 i iTi • ..::.!'�.`�-.`".;'.'^r6.�v�.'�- .'''�irL'ii �.+�. h:. . '- ... �jb+-✓., 2C %�'S-.L"� ;:....R .+ed -... .. ""�.'a� .W .0 H� ria... o_ `.'^°�.-,i�..� . ... ... .a 4 __•,_ IL .. tt. - ^v@' SJ months at 11 Z 3 - THEY'VE GOT DURHAM'S LARGEST TO GO NOW! SERVICE OPEN ALL CHRYSLER DEALER _- See the Chrysler Experts for Best Selection. Best Sery1Ce DAY SATURDAY rv: 5'5 J t`./ NO , CHRYSLER DEALER GETS BETTER AND EVERY NIGHT J. GO \✓ -st of 'ioa^ WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD NO REASONABLE OFFER cas^ w :s ��� �e�� PLYMOUTH VILLAGE CHRYSLER AJAX LTD. 19 HARWOOD AVENUE (North of 401), AJAX 683-5358 i TiM NEM ADVERTMt SUIMAX JANUARY 10, LM4PAcs i Nan* ' Dropping Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that, among other things this year, will lose weight, get in shape, save money, cheer the Boston Red Sox on to a World Series crown and keep the Love Den clean. There will be period- ic updates on our progress, so clip and save this. Now to the matter at hand... N• Jan. 3 was a very special day for Sayeeda and Manzur-E- Also joining the 40 -year Club is Curt Dadswell, who becomes a member on Jan. 13. Wishing Curt a happy birthday, with all their love, are Darlene, Stephen and Christy... Jan. 5 was a big day for Byron Young, because he turned four years old. Birthday wishes came from Mommy, Daddy, big sister Tamara, Hobart the dog, Grandma and Grandpa Green- away from Georgetown, and Grandma and Grandpa Young from Sedona, Arizona. A big party was held Jan. 3, complete with a special racing track birth- day cake... Jan. 9 was circled on the calen- dars in the Doucet home, as that was the day Joshua Edward Doucet turned one. "We love you with all our hearts," Mommy, Daddy and D.J. said... son of Joyce and John Gilligan on Jan. 4 turned 36, which is old for athletes but young for every- one else. Wishing Sean a happy birthday were sons Matthew, Michael and Geoffrey, wife Lynne, his Mom and Dad, in- laws Myrna and Jim Gaffney, brothers Keith and Michael, Diane, sister-in-law Susan, brother-in-law Gord, nephews Christopher and Scott, Bailey and Muffin. Sean celebrated by trying to change the TV chan- nels... That brings »us to the end of another edition of Name Drop- ping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683- 5110 or write to 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 21-15. The deadline for submis- sions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announcements. If you have a birth to announce, call the clas- sified department at 683-5110. Christy and Curt Dadswell Sayeeda and Manzur-E- Mustafa Mustafa of Ajax, as the couple celebrated their 52nd anniversary. Wishing them all the best and hopes for many more were son Mahboob, daughter-in-law Farhat, son Masood and daugb- ter-in-law Fatima, daughter Nasreen, son-in-law Zabeer Beg, and grandchildren Yas- neen, Sanreen, Yah -Yah, Mahren and Mausoor... The Mattes family writes: "L.00k who's turning a full hand (five years old). It's our little Kapla MOM pumper Hippy Wthday Ksyia, with lots of love, Mm, Dad, Bumbardt and Scrub" Kayla celebrated her birthday oa Jas.. 6.. - The 40 -year Club is about to have a new member. Join Red- man becomes a full-fledged member on Jan. 15, joining Jas, Dave and Kevin. Wishing John a happy birthday are his wife Jan, son Bryan, daughtetr Cheryl, as well as many family members and friends who will bele him celebrate. The club members say, "Look out Judy, you are next."._ Oct. 10, 1992 is a day Audra Kelly and Parry Cooney will always remember, as the couple wed that day. Parry is the son of Louise and Pat Cooney of Pick- ering, while Audra is the daughter of Connie and Don Foisy of Nath Bay. Louise and Pat would Eke m welcome their new grasd- soo — five-year-old Paul Kelly — into the family. -He's a real Joy to have around," they say. The newlyweds and son now reside in Ajax. Beat wishes for all three came from family and friends... The wrong caption appeared under the photographs of two Name Dropping items recently, so we're running the announce - mems again. Wedding plain ate being dis- cussed in the Lofff household in Ajax. Shannon Cavicchk dauglb- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Cavic- ehi of Halifax, has consented to be the bride of Keit!~ Luff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ceti) Luff (for- merly of Point -of -Bay, New- foundland). Shasson and Keith plan to marry in Oshawa next November... 000 Another pair named Shannon John Redfrw Audra Kelly, Parry Cooney and, front, Paul Kely Tarnem Young, 'aunt DebbieZolna and Byron Young and Kepi have been celebrating, too. The Boyce twins are sial The duo, refaced to by the family as `The Bobbsey Twins', marked their birthday with a Mickey and Minnie Mouse party. Lots of liule mice showed up for the fes- tivities. Happy birth- day from Mummy. Daddy. and sister 'Courtney_ Personal note: The oldest and wealthiest Joshua Doucet Keith and Shannon Boyce Shannon Cat kXft mud KeM Lu/ PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 10,19M 100 Careers 140 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 120 There's still time to register in Ryerson courses at Durham College TAKE COURSES FOR CREDIT TOWARDS A RYERSON 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 d:: SAFETY For more information about Ryerson programs ac specific courses RYERSON call Sandra Gunn at 571-3283. CAREER OPPORTUNITY IN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING SALES A success -oriented Retail Advertising Sales Representative is currently required by a well established community newspaper for the North York area. The ideal candidate should be an experienced self-starter with ambition and enthusiasm plus the ability to communicate in a professional manner. Proven media experience with a strong record in sales is a definite asset. We offer an excellent commission package, company benefits and a generous car allowance. 9-5ers need not apply. STEPHEN MATHIEU , PAW Adwf;1 " M!r 493-4400 ftelping PahtL DOS. Laws�Yrlo badli11ifabrefl IMM atm pataage s oaawa rues tea" PmAdw. lddaNow w a fad yens aaataae is Newry at Tho 1AAsd "o. w holm a, wad 110 GOMM Mp Pe111s far W&W"k comidrae. so� Mae � 1 tat. Cali 13e'Mos rgt 13" AINEXA DAKM 110 GwmN Hft clw/aM1= Aim Now ins tel and P11111- Uw ttperirtpc for ft in -M . Po AWS: • mai p"PAW N you ars irlleralled, PiePm IN"in PR: Carie m Ting Ajax (260 Kingston Rd. W. conic► of Wntmy Rd. and Hwy a ftalious al" ierice an now MAKE a fortune with your cameral Amazing recorded nwssaaa reveals dook. td Taft. 4141rmmeo. lot 1'2D31 110 General Help THE TOROIRo STAR SALES OPPORTUWN STUDEWSH .. $nave aradte east ear SPECIAL MiNO 11(1 M swine u+ou"a. ML Inimin form" alts lie accom LL CANDIcan 004r sic ro un IV to alai OaQ $3111. PER 11101111 is semwmra am aneninkinkin ONidat"Pramftoft asrlbadaftnm falaaPafm am so"" r/wrr11,awah~ RiMO taalllaiaRoial! aspat -11l�om oa-Um ARaIFIi E>BiZ= avumalle&S 1a9enr sea-t31naassfltt.-tlta 11ea-Spaera-fi ECE VIRLUMN JIMP. mom W64 LOCAL PICKERING BUSINESS quires an energetic person to become pan of our xnotrve service team. t individual must have a Gass A technician's licence, very organized and operate in a very professional, y flat rate shoo. We offer top wages, full benefits, Bt sharing and a well equipped shop for the successful with resume direct to: FIs 8 6006 Oshawa This week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa Ont, Lt H 7L5 Manutaetunng facility bested in ou&am Region, is now accepting aDphcatKxu for am rnbiy posibons. The ideal candidate should possess the following - Grade 12 education Ability to work as a tears - Abdny b work shift work - Good work ethic Knowledge of S. PC. would be an asteL We offer cornperti ve wage and benefit package. Please send resume to: Postal Box No. 46023 Kingston Rd, Postal Outlet. 1715 0991on Rd. Poring, Ontario L1V 6P6 • City, Highway work • LONGHAUL WORK Minimum 2 yrs. experience I.C.C. Qualified Current Abstract D.G. Card Full b Part-time work available Apply at: PHOENIX PLUS 500 KING ST. W. Oslhwa, Ontario or cal 721-8892 NEW - MEDIchair Durham - Whitby Based Requires a ineture Hone@ Health Cue Profss"Nil by Mwd6l - This position will interest those with background in Oeeupedonal Therapy, Kinesiology -and Physical Educedon. Focus on us4 of mbility aids for the assossed client Mandate exPWIWM &$seem, Pres@ntw and am ployar. RMNINa PERK JOBS NOW AVAILABLE • Accounting Clerk Accpac exp. a must. Local ipor^parly • Ex. Secretary - Muttimate exp. Don Mills. Salary $28.000. • Jr. Receptionist. 2 girl North Scarborough office. 1 yr. word processing exp. Salary $20.000 Please drop resume off to GRAHAM PERSONNEL SERVICES LTD. still $ 818 - 1305 Pkbdrifig palm" or FAX 831.8922 CAN YOU SELL? Canada's largest chain of adult video stores has a ung career opportunity . As manager of our Adults Only video Pckerrng stow. ycu d be ma; I Ib for superip eng stag and promoting sales Previous retail experience preferred. Cern car 6 trpnlywmputer skills are assets. Must be 18 or over AM wiling to work fisc ble hours Drop off Your resume lir Adults only video 129 King St. E, oshswe 1larhicu ist andbr hairdresser warned to do RWWWN and french braids at a chi ft birthday party, Tun Jan. 26.3:30-5:30. Pickering- Cal Linde 831-U S or 831-2095 MODELS NEEDED Teens i -htabodes a odes, snare e,adeY - 40 a" ohs+in.-1���w�(v+� iea4 JOBS ; ABLE FGR: �TV=ftWr Ere -hoe burhZ rrc. (416)962-5511 ASSISTANT SUPMIE1DENT Office Help 130 Sa"s H.2' �PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST required to fill 6 month maternity leave, for optometrist's office in Pickering. Tuesday evenings, Fridays and Saturdays. Non-smoker. Please send resume to: File 06003 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa L1 H 7L5 130 saws, g wer ftPl TRECO REAL ESTATE LTD., REALTOR NEW HOLE SALES REPRESENTATNES Required for Whitby. Call Now, for an opportunity to pin our successful sales team. For confidential interview please call Susan or Luana at (416) 837 -OM SALES REPRESENTATIVE Durham Region Positions will interest the experienced, mature over 50. Home health mobility products representative, early retired outplaced pharmaceutical reps. Individuals who like people, ambitious self motivated and dial need apply. Resume to: MEDlchair Durham, 55 GWnHM Dr., Whitby, !LIN 6Z6 PMERING TOYOTA requires New b Used Car Salespeople Experience Preferred Cal Jim Cockerham 420-9000 or 165 Available B"IfU 1 5 NG in my home. wasn" North area Any acs Wellcome, Call Patsy. eabds13. ExlEfaf310ED are give. given TLC in hes hent. Kings Creel , ,__ od area Crean, ou@nnp, nutritious lunches. Sabina it, - Tracey. 427-2295. (0/17931 - and Hwy 82 - hralpen lintoncefto ewe. autrkbus lunchealsoaduL Fenced yard, non snooks►, has d loo and a brobw Ralanea• C01�Iti�tid hides SALES Manager - oar Sus- c" available. set-st05. fie apslfilwts In Apt borate wet nouiws a" so Apes - loving depco e w Om09 bows- tears IMMr Walla Points salts my nop her n smaht, taed 11M,track rocerd In naldeatial Park. Natrklous $111 Ihlat sRPstF N1ce, Products (doors. yard. hoar tnoa Fiew t� ie3- siding, windows). wan a nw o- available. C Aki1. Nk=M I"bg*�Mm$maw4� date of developing now civ bhsisn, you will nwYnb and (tit 1083) �Afepi !JW dye bol n a 0" d 14 to awe aalai LAURA'S LITTLE FRIENDS il,sa/ ieR� AYirr, , arovia. A salty and coratds- 46 and hisse, mose beenbYYrg badli11ifabrefl IMM atm pataage s oaawa rues tea" PmAdw. lddaNow w a fad yens aaataae is Newry at Tho WAfT�ES . Full anus` tme. No m' Co"".i11ltnecs Hach awe At wbalud. tiotipn (41q 12740 3 aP11 Noalpiaoladodddar. 427 -OW pt'M0j ' WEDDING photographers „M .n r@ltt. narat In NO Si3Lli6ci11a1c11a.i11ia 1 CA HOW I -q - anrr.ARE a.a11aa in claim i110M• TM11• hoa�a- t9 ra.a11 ung assistance. DIPICERT. Less, Wo�fog, D base, PhoullIR6JlaPwlir9Tb JV experience. ercelleat 2 tat seusn sNraraart John 4WIM selldlences. Full or pot oft in. AOOOYIfR RsoeMahla+0araal ward aotyae; b.aford aaAoo11d NAIary ar«tptbnnwd Ittbyaf tAhaut@y lid and Fkalr 112 Oil sane welcome. Allow Rd. and R•caplenlet• AssipaatrGM Hwy $2. Call see-ee23. the wlarnitq $atm 4it-7ba 35). 66.50 per how to siert. needed for 1t� pkw- I1S rw aa., iC lase �t 1 Oilk! Help can Cheryl at 831 -toss. DATCARE avakaei. M afff, per ruled at how aatldb atws Cawh home, loving and safe fes,, Cam �• w' Ag11s one avec � 60 M you an alogia lira *a Ptehr ar sap lir dMeo�id Wafted older. Brock Rd. and VOW with three years work Farm dna Cad aa►ydnu, CIN• egwiMOe you sang Ona* ter E tlNy11dhr A 771113. p11394 aesrnai11l a"kWus Of d you am quilted M ow hone fat t 1 ah ISM wN11bb Under l f �hrt CLEARERS two in WAfT�ES . Full anus` tme. No m' ed ON. you � Wain-oN to start Fob. 1. North ow for i� fab ones a�tb ane. Call 427- wek Any hW =;HI EARN UPTO WEDDING photographers „M .n r@ltt. narat In ainattw ons in YNn�y. one In AOL Nuat hew own vel , p1 Pit will Iain and an enp.riarnwd ung assistance. DIPICERT. Less, Wo�fog, D base, 901 to +IM, or pan ttma avallablo. Locate >pI6.0ollrlfeek 2 tat seusn sNraraart John Special ra.wa b wonwn chess cook wanted. eorntaet victor. ward aotyae; b.aford aaAoo11d NAIary ar«tptbnnwd Ittbyaf tAhaut@y lid and Fkalr 112 Oil aaNaab Oftdataaa CIM the wlarnitq $atm 4it-7ba 35). 66.50 per how to siert. 42"7x0. (Oar 1093) Vesorn. I �„� or b Owl Jan. Ises. LM ses."wimfacia per ruled at how aatldb atws Cawh A111931 (haat working conditions. Grandma*s company. 725- ToU are arrgoing, cordpunl deennYmd, anbiarhs rMabla ,CCeOapular�P.-W-. tdrla .obs Pawl WeMMoah out proferred. 3 children. wlarer+w raadtwd Al IasM t S O ASSISTANT supeekMMh ida. land a Jim couple to**" for high rise 9177. Pilo" clear a w�_ s @sae and 0. Ouch Eh4rws, and auahaat. Owlunt years experience. Light / PkheaiM 2116somminno wt SMW SL ti Mood salary and benefit*. Must have IIAlI10REflER needed wan stakinift aril � � Ewa telaretarhatMq Po•roh• Btsim" Corn ular C~. 127.3010. OF) gMRloo" YEN with trucks will do SOL7M ad OasaR Osis. K1PaF2 eryerieroe. Planes qN am ��u• end c�a•• to in fun lots you write your own or eerdng soeowhtam aASTaITTERiNiwNNwr in ow household ,W�. clean w hone. 5 days jobs•Yheo,e PART tine housecleaner@ OMS bsweth &30.420 p.m 11e3) work a and relaxed all 111111' 0% comidesitt. payctmdrs. mondngs slits areilabb. Cali Jim.9 ahrn• ha PWA a W"V YM wodrYhg non•anNker parpaY@ Cod or week for ono year aid In Jana, lZ7 �� warwa0 10 oak in the 08hoswr Call KrOA 4361324. (o111N) Noon t 520490 p.m. 42o• in word Perfect. Pickering. References. wNlby and 23 drys per weak GARLAND requires damn. -1 1 11 Sas3. pt logo Latus. @@Ward. A good tlpka a p - ,a Dells 4@@.RM or Niue read your Oriw% License a must Call Dwgs. refabb. eat FOUR cMdwn wakens needed FLONgM Designs @usbw wt� to P e e �� &%W spin. W4131. 4011384 a@a91f1W ad on the 42DM42 ant 7 p m p1129>) 4134. (TF) for Indian Christian gnow meal- C ens - oda now far onwwe -o a WON aw"ments. to trial babnce. p�� re9Mted PM ane to f� tM r� ME in lawekesper wanted. MAKE a future with your ung wedrA* f mornMnga In 1, -1 training on boar to run and p1-3541. pt 1014 w@Ith 3 yes ON and 9 m11A1 go We eaRRM be Oudn irrande caw d hone, . cameral Use any type corners. Oshtvs , - E.G.E or n sI - a fowl shop horn your ok bola. Fie dogs and 7 112 ler NNW .. 0 Waiting. taking Clad Amazing noorded load chHdren's program ere home. Large prom. Exciting MVOICE OWL40 a •Wy pus- dela per mill in our hour vent p aidhoni a6hoot Nod shdtsr, ' tevd@It citta a! Ms'. 41 �erisrnee an .a pe COR sob ,sgporboft. also bndlcl1 9 seri milked. llpply at Paorht11(r Sidra, as Fratdroera @u (1/iwir11M r@Mnlred. � ' call p1 -N20 kiwi naaee 0 1991. pt 11140 $13s. fmism VHS. 438-431a $" tax AOL efts @r@@.9M-want. v 165 165 300 400 "° = ,00 A= IIiIFANTs -12 YEARS OLD �ioL n'edetfi home ertdfiltxrlte(il Reetom bb rifts R.c.iptts,, hours. Cell DW_ HAY PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE CANAAAD,,I�AtvvII TIRE ^!�Sday 205 Firewow 220 FwSale Lakedrivewa 683-1799. y W53. (011493) ROKA Lumber Hardwood, DISHWASHER, Beaumark 4'X t12'. SM. 4x87tte•, $6S. Energy Saver, excellent Soft wood 4)6X12' avaislft cmlditlon, portable. wah%X wood $40. Days, 705-277-3361. ere., lop, can be bunt -in. Sanwall, 434.8885. (TF) SM firm. 8311-7237 ovenifps 9ROOKUN Firewood - wet (0011390) ► �, yd,s `''1P„ TnKkg jetra A �Q 602277 market Bowmarnille. seasoned hardwood and SPICES . Looking for East in. 230 Wanted Sundays. "ll 11 12' and 18'. Ki ndirte digin spices? Sacrilege. Pickles. atrarble. Shcwood for $45ille t Bimmall rice. Pappsdum we cord. Pict up SaL and Sun. 866 he" if in Wlthana's Hans d 6797. (122792) Spices. Whiter Mag. (416) 721- 2 0 0311. Open everyday. (011293) Flea Market GREAT dean 3esDx =ww. BMegs RAM. 120M Hdisk, flop - MICROWAVE oven =125. pine py drives. SVGA adapter• Comer hutch. $75; Sklar Sora FAXcard, keyboard, monitor. and chair. 3300: Davenport $75: mouse. DOS. Windows. New. .nr. A -A !ion .1. (V, IUW) Lakedrivewa 683-1799. y W53. (011493) VENDORS "anted - for now, n'aArticles EXCELLENT one bed•oor-+ market Bowmarnille. in downtown Saturdays angor 230 Wanted Sundays. For iwonr---. and apartment on gorgeous counts sized lot in South Pickering. niservaclorrs- Fiocm for So plus WANTED - stoves, trudges. vendors. Call 623-0884. washer and (011393) 'reg PLANNING a weds n 1993 not Also warned pickup truck parkingavailable Feb t 'motivatonar approach. For (newer than 1978). Call Des need ler Articles Picrenng. 4MI;em. (TFALL) 220 For SaIP Separate ' Separate •ntranc•, 3750 �Ttis EASY welt to BUY or SELL your Car with 28OLost cit Found BANKRUPT Croft Problems. ACORN fireplace. excellent "loaedrt rl+ecic Cars leesed o condition. fire engine led. In FOUND - make. five mw,th olo own. 1978-1984. 50 cars to dudes 2.30' sections of red u...r., w,..w .. u........A �.,w AJAX 71 &33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking induded. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground perking included. JANIti�T iR >tl�ARa13 -' Business Home Home Services MnProvemenls improverm is CAR INTERIOR CLEANING :32 At Nome service. VAZ GENERAL = CONTRACTING Specializing in custom homes, all carpentry, additions, basefrlents, waterproofing, kitchens 8 bathrooms, ceramic the & hardwood floors. Work gtlarati9e " free estimates. Call 5818. lfrOA all your txtsii•ss needs - IWOnat. manuals, minAn and ai1•rndas, correspordetnc*, form letters. peerrtatlons, resumes. rata USC" its, essays. fyers and morel Kearns Secretari-il Services. 839-0100. (012493) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning• graphic design, advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rates. Neo lessors awmL•xhiw Rarity Timrni stili 1342-2M. (TF) WORD Perfect 5.1 - will do reports. resumes. transcripts. legaksecretanal essays. busi- ness lartenr anrt r AR'L Chimney Sweeps Cleaned- Prevent chimney }res. Winter cleaning special, $55 (tax nCl.) Sturdy screwed caps and Saturday appormments avialable. Call J.R. Sweeps, 619-2456.(120392) screen. Size. {-4500 rtew)- 834 wxh h or rt Lakedrivewa 683-1799. y 19M or 68&3775. (TFALL 1 BEAUTIFUL two bedroom base. EXCELLENT one bed•oor-+ Dressmaking, 7237 evenings. (01130M _ (011093) PRIVATE sale - 19M Nissan Ment apanrrant own emrancs. apartment on gorgeous counts sized lot in South Pickering. Tailoring Two original IBM PC's with Pets -Supplies- Micra. 4 5 cylinder. speed. Sot- 4 appliances. air conditioned. Laundry. separate entrance, ice. s a wMoartrnd rrSix bw d The family. We use the 'reg PLANNING a weds n 1993 640K. Also a 35MM lemons L�e�//A1 cellem condition. $1800 oleo_ pantry vac non s+++okers. As- W_ 2/'0 Boarding certified 1983 F kn9 $750 Phone 467-1049 or t E parkingavailable Feb t TMS Painting & Decor Interior 8 Exterior European Workmanship Fast. clean, reliable service Moving, Storage jesuma,es_ lu'x. Gxscoumt for senors. $40/hr. 3 up Call 571-0753 AJAX Moving Systems - tun services. moves. appliance and piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. We now have heated slorage units. Now offering tree boxes with move. Call 427- 1vvx r1c, HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - move big or small, we price them all Free estimates, sen' discount. short notice moves pianos moved. Comparable 'ales. Cal 432-2850. (TF) MAN with -nick anGlor nen for all yok,r '-XNVV needs. once, to tx your a+d9ef. Special rates for seniors. Starting at 3' ler. Groe canes las and o see per month 420-2%5 or 580- or ,any '994 Book now for yaw 'eb a cal a 576_95M ('FALL) CaN. Cal Aurel atter 6 p.m. at Wagon, 4 Cyiridr -. very 1-416.68&4718. (017393) 4317 1 dream vreddinn dress des ned 831.3891. (011590) COFFEE and end tables. 20 inch TV, black and white ehesterrwld saw. white dresser. two red velvet bedroom Chars. and many other items. 427- 6146. 66 Surchr Rd. Ajax. (01 loam JERRY'S Wipers. Cloth wpa , neer and used shop Cons. rau. cean inside and out- no ru51L 10 t 293) and created for q RENT tree untl Feb. v 1983. you. $1400 wrtlged ob.o. Cal 721- One bedroom . den, huge ONE and two bedroom apart- Bridesmaids. Mothers as wM. 1575. (011490) prKoe Yunay. new appli wxm. m»nts available Reasonable Ladies aheratons Carolyn, 683- f,+l1r private entrance. prigs refer all inclusive. Located n 2519. (0112931 305 Automobiles p1Ac"g,4Rintewaktosl0res south Oshawa. Close to Wanted LAmmk and 401 sea Car & 'C?ioo1' Show and GrYL Cal Driving Schools 10 p.m. weekdays. 9a.m.- x'4993. between 9-9 p.m. TOP SM ped for scrap cars. 7 10p.nt. weekends. 837-6667, WHITBY - upper three SIB � ring School, 3 'essors days a week. Call 603.7301 a $650 monthly, inclusive. bedrooms, tug Dash, appliances, 426-1$79 aner 6 p.ML (011493) (01149M $950 monthly inclusive. Also and test $75, 10 isissons. $150. MEN wrTh iarge truck will Co ^o�sehonC move. res,dertiai, 0,10l NI types of nhovee Call Carl or Jar*. 427-2856. (TF) Painting, Decorating ktrwn ort* bedroom fuly bath Cat 287-3060. (010693) 0- air t fated wwals, used new donning for the w DOG training classes corn. 1 • 0 r1JC Sake AVAILAN.E in-dately. cleat and quiet orae bedroom base. applMhces, fireplace. separate entrance. 3650 .t.. Efecfiw.al EUROPEAN tits specist will renovate your bathroom or a ime painting. taft'Slymwnorq r � Jan. 14. a trained dog CWUL44 E tables. chane, bed ment apartment, storage. monthly W Services kitchen ,,yf as ,� as flop, t ' IIrn fwrnkin - hand- 0�m finers 1 prim. Bayo E., s a wMoartrnd rrSix bw d The family. We use the 19= 314 len Chair truck 4x4, separate entrance, cable, incluse•. Call 666-8142. (01139M 'motivatonar approach. For t'les. 20 years experience. Good references and satisfactionanybo&j Des need ler Ajax. Hours, 9 am -6 p.rrt 427- 'motmationar• approach. For good condition. 686-7699. rA4Mes ineVOsrd. $475 norefiy, Separate ' Separate •ntranc•, 3750 ELECTRICAL, Licensed, free stir ppuarameed For ares estimates. S�y�,,�t tx " --- 2669. (0,149M more "formation. rip pstrleia (0114" 1Ya and law. non smaker. 404- 8336. (0112" EXCELLENT one bedroom Ouakay rrorkrrhshshp and sr- vice at r•asoHDle tae,. Fees D. Dykstra 725r Low Rates. ►tANOaIGRANDFATMER CLOCKS - planes. 619-0864. Classic Touch Obedience ,ranng. (01109:1) 320 Vans, 4 Wheel PICKERING - large two 9 1prtmrM On gorgeous COW" Pickering- sized let " South PickerCall eswnil ea. Techrxral atesi - G Gay �� Workmanship rem o own. Mt etre. nipftK grand, 09". INDOOR rid arena Smaa Drives beoroorn Desemeht aprtnes " Laundry. seperato entrance. ava"YWe. 436-1613. Chis or Mark. (0,1 93) for renovation needs. Recreation roosts a Guaranteed. 00 aV and CLOCKS - free delvery and so up. Call Tefep modern stable, daffy tum taut Lots d T.L.C. Coes to Heys 1190 GMC Safari SLE. 9 26M sq.h. house. Full bath. wisrse entrance, parable pskng. Areisbb Feb. 1. 3600 per month. 420 21aS or Seo Gardening, Specialty. 20 years experience. CA hilli(e at and take advantage d our low 012 and 47. Phos (416) 852- �'«ngsr• bsdW co^plMe appliances. Available 4317. (01129 p� Fres wrrtres. Cal 6664353. 114 ro � 'Imago prices on at stock during our 4151E (01129M "an l� TMaftI Oodures. see immediately. George Soh". p Village 1+r90 on• .i ,. a ... .w.. AH�J= .. . ..... to■ae'Mllle I 1� , ..-lBlrP6R Pl�lq . - . .10 17" J Sete foil Onl 433 1491. DOG training classes coin- sone mroon and grey wgh ie*rior, new Drakes. Honwwe Charraxra live, Really 2818090. (01 130M bediconn begin o aper dent. FALL) FALL rrrick Jan. 14, a train, dog kXtndlndn. 93.000 kms.. 3114.200 wallpapering. Also non with ffu3 l entrance. CWUL44 E tables. chane, bed is awe.- min m d dr certified. Call $55-9937. MCKERING -til bedroom monthly. nnont�Farat and lea. t ' IIrn fwrnkin - hand- family. We use the (01 11211M basement apartment with waking, non srrokr, no paL salted below your ores - by 'motivatonar approach. For 11873 Choir wide tun. running firaplae• d� a�"�m mow' ' . � 42 one of Ontario's largest now "rromrnon, res Pon ida, as is, 3375, 420.5801. 11 (0 Separate ' Separate •ntranc•, 3750 9067. (011 DOM mrnulecurws. Fgghest qudlyll lowest prlax- Eq. 5' pill* her. 919-0864, Classic Touch Obedience Training ptof193► iww.ssti..sw ^yrw""'"ft inclusive. Phone 420-9766. OR MwA -fro bedroom Spen- hrest table 3345.Oak buffer and le. a AT Yet - a tun mtrtivaeorW a6> For REYtt 1 t wast Sir and dryr avtalabi*. hutch, finished Y your Own sod" Clgtees Mph Aralabb Fob. 1.9911-7064. oeritrat air. Shaped inutility, Mee LANCE bright. attract" one 3600 moMhfy, IitA and lass a34 attain ion,', 9859774. TRADI- TIONAL WOODWORKING. r sit>0 � goon for g1 ours). std -� bedtern 0*s•rrNent sp*rlrrrnt t•parat• entrance. fully 6311. (011 � DOtfiN101R1 11wMy j;-~ included. 608-3884. (011493) �it0 Cal a9ee ro yours). 1904 Chrysler SM Avenue. *quipped kitchen. shared PICKERING - largo two K-910ubfnares, 416r048a17 a PRODUCTION Supervisor - we 41&637-2364. (011293) are a growing lrYrrtabria Food PALADEN OBEDIENCE: New YaniAeekxrine Company titheAim easees oorterteeivnp mea and city a OOcr Jan. 2S. Puppy, B•girnen, 1fv �s and benefit pecks - Notriee. Trial Preparation I you we a so stansr wlh nwo- Thursday, Open 9 Utillty inetrm *Am yrs soovi-Y Wednesday. Our success •rgriurnoe' some t>w a*oss' Rate Speaks For Itself. clary education. sal your TMrplorr SN. Mf0l 1794 wawaa Y oorddwot to FIs GENERAL Home FREE quality Dsrs 10 senors Improvements: basement Reiabie references avaiebie. finishing. panting, blur lbu g. No lob too small. Mikey. 68& electrical, drywall,ng and SIM (0!1393) wallpapering. Also non with dryer, s*parat• entrance, truck for truck for transports and PROFESSIONAL par" and dumping. Ask for Mike. 429- wall papsr'ng. One room or 9924. rot 1293) whole house. guaranwd lowest �� @Nt"k Ca, (cull. rnes No lob's too Small. Oualny SABER Contracting - all wakmanshp guararteeW, CAN carpentry, additions, 4302595. (TFALL) renovations. kitchenglumen repairs. rerlovatiorti i rnrnoe timerg tsery rt, In - �sWONAL peeMng. R emergency f rrwrgenq serna, furniture tenor and exterior. Drywall lainyy, pokkng 3680 rrtonWy b*droorn Daeerriwa ape nigo refinishing. quality work 18'9• "-'"g and spray u�,..�� guaranteed. 15 ��edcorHeWa,723-1337. inekrdkng utilities. Fist and lest Pway d rnsW►a lglairq. AwL LIyr.ls.,w.. 9 (Years (ot,59i2) Jan. 1. Refanen co . Cal Jen- able irrn echatelly. Cal 634 �'�"k'7��'�'� rgneoe 66&2915 TFEFG) p�� neer Haddad, TamrW M61981 9802-10114" P es s7 J R (l) 751493W (CM. (0113" - A.IAX . titter, 40aidoug ;W TWO bedroom basement bedroom besemrt apretrit OF __ rr, sorik view d kdW 3675 • UMM- A9 appftwm nil al ainrdses. Available kCh dOC kwkWbg nw-1 and krri-IS - -y. Must be seen b be dryer, s*parat• entrance, appwdwsd. 426.2000 or pis fad *-bob �»AllMy. •coos ooma Whitby This BLACK Lmmahrppmo. a caws 4134. (o/ lo" Cas MclnasL 2s2d754 9-5 pin, Wolk, P.O. Baa M1, Omegas, ell, bo&AW I 1 01. lows a UVERPOOL/FINCN . one or $60-0991 ahoy 6 P.M. ORL LIN 7Lb. 10115" dishon An shins, wady to se at - - n rirm �MD jol l WEDDING dross 'Eve of $15D.4W"W ft"U"1111110101111111111 entrance. SM monthly, first PICKERING - Whites Rd. Mrady' OesimeL Siva int 3 gid last Cabo imckrdsd -0- FOsdm bm- Yqa tread new ar OU NEYNAN eleetrwian. spedsfmng " srocis changes. $etvi"s rewiring, additions and renovations. All work MAGICIAN, clown, friends. gusrareted, nee eslnrtes Cal Ready to •rrrteiri for any see. 42040. (TFA) any oeeassion. Birthdays. promotions, openings. Mndrale". Magic - . an Hous mCIl�1g funl Lanum NOW 6347067 r 7288334- (TF) RASSIT wants work doing AM you having prorNanl rid- motel for ditihen% prises and WAND trait an busseloc Time QM Aubmobfte 300 avwn CENTRE able Feb 1.3660 Afar a peat bid n besefnrtl +IperatwaL �s 1 *M 10 i� �»? AN occasiots. have my own H@ ps °^d c�i9• � 1, detedboble troy, V V\/ � � Lampe on bedroom pbe" Cal after a Wel 420- ftfhxase utYateosr Cable. pwkbq good contains. oils- tfipMA RMems. IMnow Toyotas. attf "a .4 w. 10114" ar pendard. SN a♦ nripidart. Cal Etrtla ep 490¢ 1I N IIs7-10 Hoer Services astlsV. (� erkmalYm* asci bsgWd Slee • Na11de1f)I eWt(tlMall• 2327. (011260) 4 pee Oast claw Masmby. Cee assns %%Um -w t ate wo�dtittes jumem Flow and lest, Sled air 427-1a1. (011060) 61709 Car 424 /eel Fad Teape a, 4 der. �� @Nt"k Ca, (cull. PICKENNO - pts bedroom wVgmk 131 -MM -427.8787. PIX" Interior. and exteno CUE"M fatly amwift vele O 00to1e 0101.1101 1'." 6��httt boat only too kms. MAYTAG bdM dry broadloom. wait bait atWmmt. larva µml MAIN floor 3 bedroom repairs. rerlovatiorti e.ce6snr rreaato.s. res d.afe mother ale dry-, cfiaek Inks oar yes buy ar a� jw(63dj (� napOM ertlratosi construction. Fast h-@0 YMCkg up fide sm lar psi unwaM stleby- Mase a ase lar. Only 33M � Re�li � Reri For Rent car" at. bides. save. nom apaeeasrrL LIVOMW ale Kill Jan- I- Feb. 1. and Medi 1, aw" hatims, pool. sane. On ids hidBslwMr OMpwNer, certified. Call 728-0705. �ill� �' stook -s, ropsls. 1(575 rtontltly, no Pickering. Available uwwl stows $6a ear 63► � b78, pllpga stoon Pateawtic mltroasara. (MIS" � fit• 64M M MY /s$$ acid ep Chevettes. ' am em taveMeNe o 10. Call sal- r a ami CRAIG ►1913 NoMasr *ftb held wedid to - good contains. oils- tfipMA RMems. IMnow Toyotas. attf "a .4 w. 10114" ar pendard. SN a♦ OSNAwA -ate bedroom apnmrrmtrd ItrUN&F 131-7094, Moo -Fd drdag buY- AJAX - Das bolo m basammsw sass hates �� +0 � peteonwlli Is seperbnce "O do Ware- by "Wily, Home - I bele sews( 1000 sae" 61So0i200o1 Two dew yefds d ase Subnw w aid sad 4 dews- Car 7288917. assns %%Um -w t ate wo�dtittes jumem Flow and lest, Sled air �y Ireigss atiouft nos IICK� - higge bsrntllNtt may. aA MisYe. Anellsbb aprratsat, ass bsdr, hit Rate: $40.109. Phone atter 6 or � laevo nos"" an ischkm, $764M.10114" 10071 Mom pipes, � do Mir IMIUM wAhmke. 11Msr Ommin denim. Fo0. 1, 093.73118. 1011s" large bath. appliances. NONE latprewwMte a" HIGHEST. reliable person to ttfwrtt ale hM felt $am Y► 1899 Chaew. 4 deer. one; eludes carpet. pad. and exclu ent condMMe4 bWalaawl stesR �• 721 -ML, IMS AJAX - MW two bodroom CENTRAL WlLWV - 1 sad 2 • o-Waa• prive" WWWOre sues a chum Wile &Mwwt, Pa *kW AvM*b Far NPaiw. Basumvft adbem Wen yaw home frac trip to doss, dads, Irtass uM Ifita bMCM V dusting. 7egMeg �j } recency rest proofed and wkttwtznd. $1750 certified. basement, single Bergen. *OWN* eamtraaoe, Jaemasl. low rise building. Nicely appointment. t�itient, 5092577- stox deooralsd, dM" me �d mss' kll h W ballwo°ns' IgNGSt+ATE Pkibimq, Cas tsescru blt rants. Ca, Dais LOOKING for quality OA& Cgs 43}1787. 10114" appiueost? Hirers Appramess nmsids Feb- I. STSs IrwiisMe. Lynns.4204M Atli" ndme, MSamdly faCebis and patakirte � 12" g. Oo-efr Menag mwit Car see - for a, your allAUTY wade by fwlNr and anlanaie 09i?Z74. 10113" son *W'L Wag stpwisocot plumbing needs: batahrroom carries a fur flint N Crosley feet dtaaeiae Fbsy. 9 apsalA Irpratass M Catsby +Piro► SIOMM M.9S9ails. $Moos* beeswArA AJAX _ y►IF also Yedaoo glia 10114131 , AJAX -ate bsdroan bateattsre NEWLY finished ant lletboom ate' +bear �� te hard work! Recmovaioms, REtUaLE Kano learner veil• _ eddllans. dads. OIL Cal us for ink to ab �min9 Mme. F Jo1rt t/�Pta` OW ail POO Me WAMdaaned 1989 Plymouth RollaaI a gaga. above poalaM, Pale ewratmot, 4 entrap included, private 4 aipauenla,l Y houM to Wp Ica entrance and parkin . a a bet sodmi t 571-1213 W or bltlaoons and flea. Car 09s iskaed mstto lawsa P1S7S 2077.10110" to exact standards and llsaaaAI' rdolti drk ab app9amoas. Sf1K kmehNlre insar Osingue C_A_ Apprsn• eppl ma, gat ale MSL No Rod'Oshwra(TFML) pits" f�oaameea This lRsrNfon to aarmdewnYlB, skyey ittwaRR s- Available btsnsdim*. 429 ate pit* Mtttteiry fadOlss Fir )feta Non smoker prulerrsd .dwsi and lrodottsfsAIn mils antlM Candllwm. COMM& OW you can rely on Crosley 3045.10114910 SMS a 4W.BM& VI Igo AJAX - Odad Totrsss. 2 and 3 quite ts6srwtoss 5696 stiarild)f• Rsfsttrmoss 5130 amillgbis Fib 2634321.10112" 1. Call 42940Mlot 14" �.,�.ewre., �.�.�s� �.�.�..�...s� Apartments r7�'M"e"w �.yrw.wrnwaw 4� 4 4� produce fa atpwb pwbmmumoe apW aid NeshNJ b ha. their ap. le09 work. let Marr setts wo Se001- gala bsdttOrm ap-InMIN Anaiible aArtlf0409s 'ole bedroom AJAX •bright basement � Re�li � Reri For Rent a pramoss aweo dspwmdsbb, Thllt 9 le Crosley prarldp a an year Cat 1200509. A110" Jan- I- Feb. 1. and Medi 1, aw" hatims, pool. sane. basement apartment, >i, �-srafiaa. bwoomm aaPaaate wtsrartos, large bedroom. complex in a SET modw*W Mo bkrdtown AJAX -two bedroom bnwwa Whflb Ifmhed warranty. That's 1969 Pontiac Palelenne doss to shopping. 401 and Go. aaftbal ads. SM incltalnw• FVW k9cnq - - 9 -str4 4 pot. bas: apartrrnen Sank ar d. Private wwana►. ins• lar-lneara an main sitter b Pidt- Spacious. carpeted, newly confidence ... that Crosley BMuOMI4 luxury cw. Bood Approx. $750 and seat. Car Mph Aralabb Fob. 1.9911-7064. oeritrat air. Shaped inutility, Mee poi )iii. o erbakYB tdte. Crust eying Ynlape. No dome. hen F ams `- to quart. Hill" Apprwt, if" oormdelwt. 53000• Cal 432 -ISM 429.7290 er 0938421 up17,0 WIDOW monthly, utNNip and cab4 b adl ansdgte, alttispls r,0. -- parking, walk to GO bus. 1.413.2000. (011390) and Mopping. A0 1111NWill OWPWS Feb. 1. first Mw, Blow SL E. (lid at Outlines. 101111" 721.4043 (BMiYW MuMBtCh) p-nL 10112" DOtfiN101R1 11wMy j;-~ included. 608-3884. (011493) and kieklded. No puts. Totobedioan 75 a 1904 Chrysler SM Avenue. AVAKAaLE Innsdko" - sera apartment building, dose to LOVELY br" two bedroom AJAX.- rand nen sit les - , n from ,890. Call 430.0134. 2385. (0a X5 i� bsded, fire passer SWWbW Irma blight dswk oat bsdroont. atmaPPlfp and buss, bathe" aparatW war ersfllece (rat tuesnSix apwnnwa, sep-a s (02029M FOR sent - airs iadto 9teteo b adlse, tabor -" . door Inds. modem apprwmcw easy ac- and two bedtoam rptrbmsra with wood, warteu to POOL WMTRY •two level. on• �stce' 4 p Crusta witty - boa root .lilt 3 eysMnt 400 wills. Asking SM Very good cofmdewl Chested cess laundry facilities. farms les Im - Ararabte Fsb. 1. Park- close to 401 in Oah�wna Couple h ping bed- bus and shopping male. AM bedrooms. now carpet and bedroorti Pl,+s den, 0aan+swl. rp Two Masi mugger and mistier /stlsflar. ad mom Rieder, bedl1 an major bis raft me iro and Manby. 5450 and Seco, preferred. no pots. $700 11109ar kKA14ep, SM rrortedy. Qent, one rrrirn, te 00 ale 401. parking, $795 bckwkw Go. =If hwea, rrler� &,,13b713ir filth 6 �, t� MISM. firs - f . 0 1705.7 17575 for plelMf Fsh. L Ca142S8943• feet int- ft- Plunge 72s4M - bWOdSf& SPWW7. _1111! 1 a' - a _ .:.. , .i ,. a ... .w.. AH�J= .. . ..... to■ae'Mllle I 1� , ..-lBlrP6R Pl�lq . - . .10 17" .PAGE WTNE NEW ADVER775112 S MMY, JANUARY 146 "M 400 A""RW400 "'"' b 400 @= 450 „ 580 670 670 AVAILABLE Wwodlawl$ M Cahuwl. 639 Cubort SL Time bedroom, $660 per month khelushre. First and test repad, ir close b bus and sI , is FI mg No pets. Call 434-5811 or 430. 0134.(TFALL) WHITBY . one bedroom nutty decorated on Go bus route, aIndudes�lauildrty.t kop per month. 668-7634. (01130M WANT priory? Fully dotes hed one bedroom house, o.ntre Oshawa Driveway, tridge and stove. $530. utilities. 576.5677 or 263411111 (011293) CLEAN oomlW"bb moll In RORROw SIOAW Par as MR WW no Our flog an ter% baIMlOeme Some a. hares as $110 per marl too. Cal Isis town the serene bedk rtlws !t'L6oy1 and appsroms Tin RON" Jerry. 9S)-7200, Ant" Mash For, allnrlsd loupes. grand b (eina� 4, %p r � from GOO and Transit. malls Ltd. our htldas br Uae E a_nrp1e: 6 �1 ✓ w•� $390 monthly. 61 -0167. MONEY Pfeborns? Lila dw pear closed mortgage. 9%. Sed e-6 a -1 10110031) consolidations, credlt Pilate oil HIM Era Mar"" A confidit�dal way Ifo flitch 455 Cop' 721 -MM ONx1, • >� C«mss pWlrMrp gernishess slapped. MORTGAGE $$$ available, r �6 S Rent FREE CONSULTATIONS. purchase. refinance. debt ��11$C�001$dCltallj)6r01r116 Cndk Cou se$= (PfrJerkhg- oorroldstlon. Call Julie, Enlrue 1�itdarr � Oshsra). 433-1425. (TF) Financial Corp. 44S-1234. solarium. 5 appliances. roc $8rsrttfage ('011793$ LOVELY south American "a room. pool. spa, earwash. 580 '''i' `tilt MORTGAGES and bans. 95% deka sincere mMOw hok mr- ,,.,ef�e,i�a,� parking avalebo Feb. 1. $795 IrwranCe island, • down payment aiso respotdeehcehclarrlape. Fie 675 C`^'rw flon all Induaiw. Cal 721.9593. atraflged. Any arnou t swap". phakis will brochure, 24 firm. (0110x+► MCLAUGIIIIt Square - lovely one bedfoom condo. vary nicely, d PICKERING ne bsdrMm WESTIEYAIWY a22 - raw two TOWnIWUSes dsooraMd. -dudes 5 appirr► very dry. recent renovation. bedroom bsertent apartrrwK appliances, cable, utilities, 2 42 For Relit oes end all amenities. Gnat view. �9 $825 par month. 1590 �I separate enhance. two months aPDla^�•r+dry fatiRies, Available Mar. 1. 725-0619. (01 1393) 3931 rent. references. qualified. no PICIBiNG Krosnnll-hretpool - (011293) OS14AWA Blvd. - two apart- pets. $785 monthy. 42&1428. throe bedico n 10wrNwuss.1787 . utilitiesAvakeble Jan. 1. First NEW luxury two bedroom mains large two bedroom, rttan floor, 1725 nausiw. Largs (011093) . and last, no pats. Call 839-9446. condo. 5 appliances, roc ons bedroom. $475 inclusive. OSHAWA available (011093) facilities, area. 416 -649 - B th I I immediately, two bachelor PICKS morrth free 1675• (01 109M 109My Call Doug 668-6805. Com- 707-257-3790. (01289M ARE you an aWadhe all single mawaity Firwtoal Services. (IF) WANT an Interest free Gold lady, non scoter? EnloOaesy Business Card? Well send It to you available? Enjoys the outdoors, 4 590 'mut questhonf Your approval as well as sharing quiet romer- opportunities is guaranteed regardless d tic times i doocsf This taw 30's aPDla^�•r+dry fatiRies, credit history. For free handsome. fit. wfiN gwg- AMF_19CAS it rated trueness om ' Cx� ' 9 world tike lo how from you. ren opportunity just launched n M101own Dr. Sufw 164.Osh m. rornerhtC• loving and, Canada Ertreprerneurs wanted. Ont. L1J 8L2. (011493$ with a tensa d huarhohr. Send Call 1-800 775 7808. (0126931) photo and letter lo: File 41101W. PICKERINGA - large one SENSATIONAL PERSONAL Oshawa Whiby This Week Legal PHOTOS d Kann. Sylvia and • P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. 610 ��ae Tatlya Fa discred kdamebn. L1H 71-5. (011493) o very c man, aundry, apartments, $425 and $395 OAe t HITISY - cprtdo low rise uie write: Karen, Box 870 -RD, parkng. 725-7526. (01109M rent. Spacious 4 bedroom inclusive. One duplex, $795 saw, forte 5 appliances cOMMI q building, close to Go. Two AJAX - detached 3 bedroom,. 2 inclusive. Feb. 1. Two airkdoor �� corrP�y bedroom. 1 112 baths, t2 baths. angle garage. Feb. t. bedrooms, 1625 monthly and sated"ft095 gess. 416640 aPDla^�•r+dry fatiRies, (1050 monthly. 725.9279. $680 inclusive. Garage, $75. 667' (0712x1) $890 inckrsive. Cap 436.2770. (011093) Cap 579.3583 or 726-9345.(117 :.: :.....�. ;:..: (011493) OSHAWA -two bedroom PICKERINGA - large one OSHAWA011 -three bedroom close to Oshawa Retau apartment.townhouse, apament, very good area. Dedtooras n berrnern ;nartrmmnt.,e, eelnools. 4 appliances. 460 close to Oshawa Centro. Claim partially furnished, separate available 0 neiefoly. SWO SIOMMM building, fridge and stove. entrance. 3 pce. bath. utilities. Finished basement . Florae. Wed and Thurs. 3-7 p.rrL padkng, iaxndry faoptws- No is $675 Cali 723-0742 broadloomed, laundry, non7798• tivenkngm 610 pan. o FOR two convinereial THIRTY days after Jan. 6, 1993, Kelowna B.C. V1Y 7P4. Aiding Ajax Mini Storage will se6 by only please) ERRORS AND pnbie auction the folow+ng x_ JESUS says, canthe bid lead OMISSIONS counts which are delinquent to the blind? Does your minister Call 579-6247 anytime, (01149M cover the cost of rent and wear gl11saeee7 The hireling is -• -•r.....•. expenses. (1) ANNE BELL, (2) one hind minister. Micah 3:11. :.: :.....�. ;:..: ORLANDA SENN. (3) ANNA Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. M""' KELLY, (4) MRS. MCOONALD Jim Campbell. 1-705-953-9475. "'• "' "'"`" '"� `' �'�• �`"�� d Whi". (5) RICHARD CAIN. OSHAWA large 4 bedroom �.' ::: Any of the above tenants may " •••" • • • �" pay amount owing and redesrn� 675 Companions AJAX - newry nnovafed base- w smoker. wB«enws. available gyve message, (011293) `egad° sq' thew mmrchanidse at any urns (011293) vtrrnedWelyr. First and last. $600 9425 per north. Nela«n SL S. APARTMENTS available in unciusrve. 6669634 evenwggs. Oar, two and three bad oat Oshawa. Available imnedisely. leaw d�ax' ono- (011493) luxury condos. Beautiful Call 579-6247 anytime, (01149M ons Feb. t . Luxury one bedroomconditioned. F I louses or property quality features. 6 appf anoes. air from AVAILABLE 'P and moobedrooms.midge, arose. (washer and dryer available). 41 0it Rent $775 nonb*. PontRent m own and • proximately 225 sq.rl. art" Downtown Whitby. 470-7586. purchase options available- space. with shared reception (011293) OSHAWA large 4 bedroom South see cones at Nash and awes Located in professional home with fireplace. family Trulls Rd.. Courtice. Open - pKk«rig WiQa 619• AJAX - newry nnovafed base- room, dining. Mnp room. large Florae. Wed and Thurs. 3-7 p.rrL 3392. (01109M nwnt apartment. bright. spa- kilchen 'Open c«nopr. Large Sunday. 1-4 p.m. For more cious warn two bedroom fenced backyard 1 12 baht, information call Josephine prior to the auction. M1 1093) .. �• :� w HEART 670 --�- Personals MATES WINTFR S1771 .FR 576-9335. 71ia77 PALMISTRY -Lines on your hand have animist- You wor- ry too much"' Are you amtbsiom? Need help b dis- cover yourself. Cap Bharat. (416) 432-3637. Oshawa. Classified Fax $79-2238 spen arse trance, 3 Pce. beth, quiet court location. 3 Snider. 579-7505 or Paula "mm 1071293) t •,��zIJJ 1 4 apoia+o s. near anerp na.es. pianrsa. $1050 plum- Availof Forae. �AHM - Sheppard. SM3D52 l 490 11REfiSIS pit t�.�. $6 pets. smokers, ort and an tw n 9 arrL-5P.M. Advantage Roast LIG. Reen01. MARCH or - 13-Mh. one 630 RegWYabon.S 630 Registrations 630 Registrations 630 ReglstraWns 8625 pica shared utltres. Don. 433-4747. (TFALL) 831-7527. (011493) call 666-5481 atter 5:30 or mile from Orsney, in luxury tins -- _-- -- we skeradc (011293 TOWNHOUSE f« rent. North stare resort. sleeps 6. Call alts 6 p m. 420.7282. (017 -- - - - ---- - PICKERING two bedroom W)Ntby (RosslandBrock), S �) baseme-, apanrenl. LIVERPOOL RdJBayfy. two private appliances, central . o 3 4y.<•R_` THE DURHAM REGION RO)1.•+,% CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOI. BOARD b.oro«-• no.e. laundry nwmt. Homes .� entrance, central lar, vac. bedrooms. t 12 baths. own parking. tridge. stove, fully garage. ae62374. (011493) fn0ge. macre. �. n�ei 5 For Serie carr 1 . Laundry. 4 poo bath. ham Cao and T.O. and Prderng y eget smoker. test and last No Town Centre. Cal Ed at 421- NORTH WhmCy - urge three BROKER has $10.000 to kind as i' • SECONDARY SCHOOL 7246 101139M bedroom townhouse. 1 112 Per mxontn. Contact Doug 1 E tom. $750 rtndtrarve 42623. a t of �� EVENING (011093) AJAX - Me ..Mee baths, fully carpeted, S at 8666805. Firaf► bedroom detached. 1.2 be"*. '°°'"'°� Oe^'�' � anraii°t � . (TF) � � CREDIT COURSES ONE and two bedroom aper- rr.n.dw". 8950 plus afM& men: ;two bederoom with fed �• ar. Owes, near schools. Cal 430.041113. (0114931 POWER Sale - three Dedeoa^ parking) across from Gm norm snopprng, 10 min. walk to Go. 5 brick bungalow with an -law• mow aRooms To 8125.500. -- 2 12 Morey ace Semester II Plant. tvknpraam, dwwngrd«n ils Feb.b. Pers. references. 430 kaden. midge. stow. separate Available Ft $950 .. 476 Rent bndk wee' tYeplat a and . entrance, 8375 and $500 . 8860454' (011593) same186.900. Call Fred Mitchel. LUbea. Fest and Pae. No peas. PICKERING - main floor of LARGE friendly horse, targe Coea'em Bar+w RMR Rersaor. February 1st - May 17, 1993 Cat collect. 76449667. (011493) horse. 3 badrocx . 6vr't9 room, roan. inclivaket laundry. shave 7211-9414. 101129 PICKERING - clean bright too kitchen. 4 pce. bath. laundry leaden and bah. $00 wordy. 110 down payment - Whitby. bedroom bsserns" apartment, teatitree• available e-1.7 - -mhy available immediately. Non 2750 s4A. double gangs, with t repleos. eapa n beech, Darks. 36W ^tOAovpkat. 8374429 pk837-2429 dikter only. Cal Pe as 427- rertnaae, uA-d-eac. 4 spacious less" a mM6ape- (011343) 7111 (011MM W" lensed an bus race. Wyard. beAroofe ern now relwst. opt- Aa msses Monday and Thursday evenings. 6 30 - 9,30 p.T V2 r available now 8550 . 2 BAYigei OGES - ;Zn Moor. 3 AJAX salon - pleasan tumirned in closet, 5 poe. a suae. 3 om&- talla s. Cal 204-4322 (011093q bedroom, $950 per month- room, adult home. share ing fora 19 blinds, central vac, QMliIiiM JOA z Gosis 13 SWA%vieW) LBLIM cows L999M utilities included. RMewnces tncd f a won owe areal Own tram hAc oerafn" 4 pce. main WALKOUT basement E reputed. Call 420-1524. TV• on pus rads• nm smoker. Daffvodrf. rpiral oak staicase, - `rn Sc""Oe 'partnrrt one bedroom. sMV (01100.31$80 per week. 427-0394. wtstout 10 pmw deck. Iern, ESS3G1 Business Engbh Oshawa S6nAl Sir'- n Whaby, area. full bathroom. "ll -in (at 13" yard. skylight. fireplace in Eho'w') Media English Ala SCH]LA1 Chemistry II Whby kwchen, available anytrr. No COURTICE - 91oor and atror ENC4A1 Advanced l2 Whitby se"I Bobgy OA Oshw.a smoitng. 8600 first and lam. Townlrne area, 3 bedrooms AJAX - Howeed and wscrap 401. ae nWry ENGOAI English OA Oshawa. Alex n SCHOAI Cnevstry OA Oshawa Westray Fbighmm. Cal 426- grape.00 16egJL, 8650 more► arm oeoohalosPelting, , U0 upgrades. $492 P.1. wruly, SPS, 7748. (01 1100M flyPke utaees. Pareno m Feb. gyro 40 rode diad- 6360 mongsp rend April 1980. �� OA wi°� IMIr1011y Rd. and 401 -nen 63) 1. 5794341. fM14rnmrefll, atel ble b -. N mly. 822LOW. 436.OW7. (0114" � l�C� CAM 291-95r. IM ICBM , HIMellonAve.�lmLerM NAT3A1 Advanced Il Oshawa SKI!GI Keyboard kwp0uaon AM floor of bungalow. three .Fnnderen'sBay bed- � bedroom. two m �. MAT4AI Advanced L' DOW" BKA:GI Keyboara'Wadp~ .tax bedrooms, livingroomt. dining two bedroom bungalow. 3 cep meg MT84G; Buswmu Must room. rrltM . 3 poo- bath, gs appliances. OroeA- dedir lerttily among. nsa Nma Pelta- mewl damp room, bright dewy 11i Tedvwc w Main Whitby HSC3GI Society G I blond RA Chas 1 I Ara het an urge ld with �k lard baa ayao y keg Haprte Facilities India" kitchen. large lot. near an MAGOAl Algebra OA tehaby NG04GI Caws G die Change I i t Whitby hA �yWnaDy $725 rrsrOiy . 12 ub@M& 431111. wase. lmefedea $1010 plum, laundry. n t mmai, and B9O. amsnlla AM*q $96.000. 9M MCAOAI Calculus OA Wrsby PEF3GI-- SM. p11211M 420.1415 (0113113) OW per notrL Cap omw*vs. tale bock te00rd nr" 91141 - MFNOAI Fere OA Phys Ed Errrgatrkx l t Ajax Ajax 4274)338. (0112" meve•hn arMirwe. 9658013. WhtW. Pickering PEDAGI... Visual M IOA Ajax PICKERING - 'excellent AJAX - short to loaoo. 3(01/49M GWIOAI Geog world issues Oshawa, Pickering location• stunning three Bedfk room. sph0e, hardwood 1'ICI2 - mode no, cell HCNOAI Canadan K bedraorn mon for loWon fee Boors. Wig dose. 8860 nerttliy use d kkahm vim& to Pilose- THREE bedroom bridt with S1O� OA Ala` $1000 monthly. separate pks 1Q rte. Cawed Mr. Imp Term Cemn, Pfckorkp 9�a Ihmrdtmo0d Iowa. ae-kl LEIR4A3- introductory W 12 Os -� enigma, utoks. laurndry, sup RoOlqua• doss 8,4 Pik 282- GswentAM Scums, Go elrrsh, Michas. new f urwace, 15 LES3AI Introductory So- Oshawa to 00. Rwwelae ares. 4201 ISM end 561 fM 12itM $325 MMW. stop W4nddy. Ar AV- $125,900. 432-378.7. 2104. IM 12" PICKER4204314,G - one bedroom Ph- 4204314,IM 1=0 (m U" WNITtY - one bedroom apartment.Ingo Ivirq roorch SOYTII Aja -fiat tiara w MONEY wider- 5 Plot.}+ae11 LOW - Mfr. tesndeys (6:30 - 9.30 pm.) a Saswdays (9 30 - 12:30 am.) else hefee win idea aduoL oeren, long laic tomeri, PEF7GI - tabnnwn's Parnas- Mmndmps a Wecaeadsys (6:30 - R30 pm.) apartment. close to all Privmmm ennnoo, 4 agprnog. use d klaslsrl 813K Paloma. fms Iso .•.PEDrGI - Coed Phywcsl Education - kb,rbys A M edusdsys (6:30 - 430 pm.) erns obw $695 n=04 ktdui non sn0ltw. &MMM Jen, 1. PoWne. Pmml Mg all ulakios and parking. $860 . 12 to all Met 834 oe. Be- at leer, $350 Per empswoet• Large wumosis Available kwce wi &-. M6- (018. 401130.1) worm 426Q346. pt 13" rMrlI Asking 82211.11111110. 1171.41n 149MROLMMK l W and F*W Me - AJAX - room for sirlg)e mph. ft erw R 714 LARgEmdafktertwobsemooft scenic street. 3 bedroom Sepra"sesssaonRist and he 101>M Adds newly, Penwell aDertttwe Clsee buiisdW 2 applMOW $1000 wgrbd. i8Sf1 W 101 P of safe - three in Pam Daft and Tana: Moloy. Jrwwy I I and Thursday January 14 - 6:30 - 1101) pm. b daweoww 01111ora Atra6ble plus Irtres. Anraidw Feb. I. AJAX - tanti11ktd retro ter (tele Jan. 1S. NU talus hetl a" 4=4249. 4011" in down W bg Stlpalow a~A� all b mmA Imo t.ocreons: Dens O'C«vsr High School and P&A Dwyw Fkgh School - hydlo Call 578 9100 a 7r ��G - tela reeraee- a 8$40869 err hates govt teimktd Ogeneta. eget f1 m 401158 , bedroom buhgalew, .IMM MNSNW W112f4 M Ptlaa Sebe gw$mr ed 0y Forcer PCMRmg r Mme Area bets I34I dad. 214 «215 MttrtaltL 68S77T7. w Frank Whimsy / O.feua 57"150 dal. 214 or 215 xIs PICKERINO - large one appliances. WOW Hoer Pke MM iso tit WAM"* - ply RE. Lel. p1$40 bedrtsrR p1Mw entraaoe, W bonwAt $1100 ccloarltr pits eedsoe aIle pdilg, pt4sre = - chiles poking sell uNkL Le. wires, Phase old 43"M ettrtwoe ail,/ ywel Ff� ataw � 01�-0f-TOwll Rm9'mttr 0.0 youi Guidance Deowrew.t crsd an *ft oWN dose a Bum 110112ia j amid b=ONWC $1150 tetd*. "a am mmelly. Ca$ $04 Po1R UMWA w - b=di- Cal lids. 729.780 amImion ful 3 bedroom home. 4 LNOgBww��eeleass ttODaatasPae � SELF tenwekrsd MaMONO appfwchoso. talo bloom. walk Ni � .SII Pefry10afira. vtadar alfa � . atrwilabh Mer OQH. buses. Qt love TTO. $160 mnft a 2fa � ColemanWitley claw, plyrMp •, BarJltisr. $8>E all bsao0wt, tarts. klahMtiser �• 000 no Coraco LathO. $2i6 Ca/ llmr'fr9rnmr Peri DWY- Fader Lao J. Aushn Archbishop Dans O'Corno - SL Mary am bdlydn k� POMIa (01100.* tai SMrwrtem 1111. Q. 111110 Drydon Bled. 80 Mkkal rw St. _ tots Wows Rd. 'r coin laertdry. {59-9159. MINIM - tegl 2012 ate. a lP�mtm -- �«sf-wl, ler �� �1� (01128%I (01128%1 bsdlowm WO dalde gnagel 4 smoker to shah dsae4 �$MAODte _ WHIM - ane bsboom bot► pwrm nes, toil and WL $1 ISM aPp�ms• p""& finplwow. R� Rif R� Rif mut tlpemwhmle slMt s11parfai AtaYebM Malek 1. Nwwr an imew Poll kat elt0. ail. Ass �• roW. retire. A tamBy /� �/e /� m Yurdry hcrw. SM am ON arMwkies. Call 490-26150. er Feb I. I4e pet11. fj42b tt�bar stem Raw Boa, 619,116 ' Crj - _ incl sh o. Call Vtllklrfa. 427- cel tags* 42"120. man"" or 9/a- 5647. Htlmmq CaBee $kap tmM _ 1403.4011590( me- bright it2YA00. j01 t21M � � �� AJAX - nttd11rw n)ataaktd a gIS*11Esg saw - 16 micros. ' �� JAR 11-16 AJAX -br19M ont ewdloa I hast. 1 12 bnlW. 4 HICK - baking ler taarlm ch mm w Mry til. Large rt oma bsdloon baeswtse spwriweftL appawwm on," i. =mrd to mho a wary kemR N7l floss. BfaM leer asp Close to �.-�� - 10:00 iE. - 300 freshly renovated. laundry vak; SNphwp gmmrpmr lawesd btKkl� In a wall Clown Lard Close w Petra. piL facilities. 4 appliances. ))old, dimik.1adk to Go. $11r. nmW may. +>* o„y,SWJM Cal 4arta7- M�L_h , - 7 00 p E, - p 1B- . broedbar 3 Pas. hash. pokb& omits. Rahmaota 42p0M oordM001a1g. Pwrkiwg, pool. Close a awlarhkhn. $660 . sox pt t$q memer btrk�otc4 sato $40o p" * ' REGISTRATION FOR ALL LEMS OF STUDS i S , utilities. Firstilwst. 819.0015.monthly. 837-2219, leaveRAR - AJIAX . dupbK. SP�l beliefs jD1O°°l for leo fools". Separate message.Alt411a PMPKM' FULL UK OF StffM i HAI�D(XiAFTEDW= i MORE , PIe CIar - I NO" a2 and cwr eosr 2 btdXMMW amrarat SOM CGI after room for we i . Dixie. bachelor apartment. aw il, appbrAg, fisplow 1m es in three bedroom house. SALE , PEG" HOUR$ MIxL•TMBs l-5 p m , 7.9 pia, Fill-SiY.1-6 teperaonly"ce, pukka. lard. pod ra SM PiAri sigoop paAdere kins• tawdry. to bus. FOR SALE lwlas irloMdsd. Amail" Feb. immediately. $40-7430. 6400 manly, iolahla. Cab T IpLD� RM � 3 PEG" Rd. South, Alex Al, 15. 6400 monthly. Call 491- (01139M 43$.8E74at432-OWfO1ISM I M& (01 15931 piBa p Vge - ettodwe WWMY - endaka bsdMOV a) 47 rad$ b M N ow ROW PICKEFOIG - one bedloom full ahppsso, rtmirwlid fl wlhor oor room Plus use of kitchen. S M ' ♦ �� � ' b. tpeal0lls, cabh. pWke mart, ase. Theme ill d ..wry MWI*Y Pmskin$• Rnpah C One w" W , et�i0yi$Ir b f mceiV'• 109E A , en bas rats. No amwkkhg. M dela 1 bit* vM dmwraid gbh Me smokerswaiable (1) b1im : polls. s. $450 monthly. Ph* Vuv4Pk Oft move ad felw mom Jwmtay or Febnwy 9) 2 va ft COUPWL ®® lolly ifiMl sulaltirgs all► 5 fun. OV42 B. AwlliM I IN -1. 424 6400 bckvbo. cd 666-2190 or (0f 150.1) $NO drys. (MI4MM --MW ra-e 8/. A1I2q � � � MINI RRi Ra � f� fir 66r 6ir $)i• � � � 6R8! 6ir gr/7L�L�BTnT� Wboard b a Mile bahsre for com- munity events of a non-profit nab". SUNDAY, JAN. 10 WIDOWED: The local chapter of THEOS, an International network 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). BINGO: The Durham Region branch of the Canadian Diabetes Association will hold a bingo Sun.. Jan. 10, noon to 3 p.m., at Caesar's Bingo Palace. 88 King St. W., Oshawa. 436-6648. MONDAY, JAN. 11 CAESAREAN GROUP: The Coe- sarean Prevention, Support and Education Group meets Mon., Jan. 11. 7:30 p.m., at 72 Jamieson Cres.. Whitby. Topic Is medical Interven- tions. 430-6147 (Korey), 576-0562 (Elsa). CANCER SUPPORT: The Living With Cancer Support Group meets Mon.. Jan. 11 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Cricket Club, corner of Clements Rd. E. and Monarch Ave. Uf D The group meets bi-monthly. 686- 1516. SWIM SIGN-UPS: The Pickering Synchronized Swim Program will hold Its winter registration at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Monday, Jan. 11 from 7 to 9 p.m. Red Cross blue level Is a require- ment for this program. Call 839-4151 (Sandra Mills). TUESDAY, JAN. 12 DISCUSSION GROUP: The Tues- day Morning Discussion Group meets Tues.. Jan. 12. 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bill Parish will speak on the A6/A7 community pians for Ajax. 683-7799 (Louise) EMPLOYMENT EQUITY: The Durham Region Employment Equity Network holds a luncheon meeting Tues.. Jan. 12 from 11:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa. The topic is Practical Approaches for Communicating Equity Pro- grams. The group's goal is to provide accurate and timely information about employment equity to inter- ested parties. Tickets S20. Register. 721-2000, extension 409 (Elizabeth McArthur). EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham Region meets Tues.. Jan. 12, 7:30 p.m., at the Kinsmen Centre, 109 Colbourn St. W., Oshawa. Guest speakers from the St. John Ambu- lonce will speak on emergency pro- cedures. AQUARIUM: The Durham Region Aquarium Society meets Tues.. Jan. 12, 8 p.m., In the cafeteria of R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate, 507 Steven- son Rd. N., Oshawa. Wayne Willson will speak on constructing a tank. 725-7911 (Wayne). 683-7660 (Barry), 686-7368 (Ty). SWEET ADELINES: The Durham Shores Chapter of the Sweet Ade - lines meets Tuesdays from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in January and February in the lower hall of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, 32 Wilson Rd. N., Oshawa. It's for women who like to sing. No musical experience necessary. 576- 0769 (Carolyn), 831-2947 (Gaylle). BRIDGE CLUB: A new novice duplicate bridge club meets Tues- days at 7:15 p.m., at St. Andrew's Community Centre. 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. 725-4163 (Gail), 432-7645 (Cothy). 680 Announcements 680 Announcements 680 Announcements 710 Births 710 Births 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 st:ll 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 immedlatey 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Labovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ont. Don't Forget Wim/Whithy This Week & AjaftWing News Advertiser (04bssified Dept is open for your convenience every Sat. 92 to 3.00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 5169335 .. Gibb - Nancy, Louis and Cassandra are pleased to announce the arrival of Kerri Louise, born on Jan. 1, 1993 at 11:03 p.m., weighing 10 lbs, 2 1/2 ozs. at Centenary Hospital, Scarborough. It's A Girl 11 PEEL - Howard and Barb are proud to announce the birth of their daughter Emma Jean bom November 22, INN at 336 a.m., �nrg�7dplb�s rs e- nd Charare lie Mary a Dickens. and Barbara Pel, and Alan "Jam Peal. Speoiai tharllts b Dr 21vidaw aid ft Hospla Show & Tax SavinC SW" P"M .GICS Wed. Jan. 27 — 7.00 p.m. Harwood Secondary Sd" Announcement Jim Cockerham The owner of Pickering Toyota is pleased to announce the appointment of Jim Cockerham to the position of Sales Manager. Jim extends a personal invitation to all of his customers and friends to visit him today at his new location. CALL 798-4800 OR ,FrT__• • 1-800-763-4431 WHITES ROAD EXIT OFF HWY. #401 j WEST ON HWY. #2 KINGSTON ROAD PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE FOR THE WATERFRONT PLAN STUDY TOWN OF AJAX A Public Open House will be held on the date and at the time and location indicated below. The goal of the Open House is to encourage public discussion and debate regarding the Terms of Reference for the Ajax Waterfront Plan study. The purpose of the study is to develop policies for a plan for the waterfront to maintain its environmental integrity, while maximizing its social, cultural, recreational and economic potential. Ajax citizens are invited to participate in discussions to develop policies for the Ajax Waterfront, and may do so at the Open House. For additional information, or questions and comments, please contact Gwen Manderson, Manager, Susan Elliott, Planner, Long Range Planning, Policy and Information, Town of Ajax Planning Department at 683-4550. z _ DATE: Tuesday, January 26, 1993 TIME: 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. LOCATION: Recreation Centre, Upper Level Foyer 75 Centennial Road Ajax, Ontario •L1 S 2P2 ' .• P. Tollefsen T. Flood Director of Planning Director of Parks and Recreation �e Y u��: 683-511 4Z •. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . J Alr•1;+.:r ., • .i , . . .1'•.. . .1. . . , :-z .li' ,� . . .1a - 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • •. ''.+• �'. .�. f��v� •�•,r t,._ r,•;w ice• ,l� • - , r .,+ .* FAC81&7= NEM ADVERTISE.• SUNDAY. 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