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D NEws DFIRTISIR `29n friday, Jan. 1s, 1993 2 4 pages A Melroland Conn wr*y Newspaper Pressm 35,000 510 + 40 GST - ss cmna I Vol. 112 No. GOING GREEN: Customers of Canada Trust, Pickering, have helped buy hor- ticultural kits for area school children. The kits, a project of the Pickering Horticultural Soci- ety, were funded through a 5600 donation from Canada Trust's Friends of the Environment Foundation. The bank created the foundation by asking cus- tomers to contribute one penny from every dollar they earn as interest_ The bank matches the contributions, and the money raised is spent on environmental projects- grow rojects.grw Eight page section inside today's SMS ADWn = Regular features Obkowin 7 Bilbowd 11 Cbfifvw 2 -WE RECYCLE a Pickering Beach building nearer By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - A 20 -year building freeze for the Pickering Beach area could soon be lifted. Ajax council's committee of the whole Monday approved a rezoning for the area which will permit lots 50 feet wide by 100 feet deep and homes up to 32 feet high. Council earlier this year gave the nod to a four-year plan to install sanitary sewers in the area, a service that was needed if the building freeze was to be lifted. Most of the 130 homes in the Pickering Beach area are on septic sys- tems. When sewers were approved, the Town began a review of the area's zoning and build- ing guidelines. Janis Mitchell told the committee that installing sanitary sewers and liftin the build - than 300 homes for the area. An existing problem of "wet, swam ground" would worsen if more homes wi built, said Mrs. Mitchell, an opponent of sev installation. Town works director Frank Hull said i ditches will "accommodate" water frc growth in the area g See BEACH...Pagi ing freeze on vacant lots could result in more Dumpmay be scoured for body of T.O. call gi PICKERING - Police may scour the dump here in the search for the body of a high-priced Toronto call girl presume 44 r: murdered. Metro Toronto Police visited the Brock West dump Tum s" afternoon to assess the task ahead of them if they decide search the site for the body of Grayce Baxter, last seen Dec. in Mississauga. When asked if her body could have been placed in a dum ster then transported to the site, which is owned by Met I Toronto, Detective Sergeant Tony Warr concurred, "There I always that possibility." Police have laid a charge of first-degree murder against prison guard who was a client of Ms. Baxter, a transsexu prostitute who specialized m dominating her customers. Metro police "have certain information and are trying make sure it's correct" before undertaking the "enormous tas :r of searching the dump, Det. Sgt. Warr says. _r. -:..•, "We had a look to see what we were facing. We checked see what kind of records they have, to see if they keep track when things are brought lin and where they were dumped. 17 Pickering man fine for illegal dump now m an m� - A Pidrering man has been fined $75A00 provincial court for operating an illegal dump site. The site, on Durham Rd. 23 neer[ Hwy. 7 m Pk kering, ' Jade Frost gets a hekhinp hand throughout the ski season from one of die largest dlco waste -disposal operadoos uncover snow -making machines lice this one, operated by Ray Yule of Lak- by mmrstry shah", says the ministry of the enviromnem is Page Thick loads 4. Ski Resort north d Ajar. For story and another photo. see Pof ood, plaster, metal, drywall and other mw pholo by Andrew Pape rials were dumped and covered wiilh earth between June 1 al hManOwski OcL 31, 1991, the ministry says. It's estimated clean -rip costs could read[ $750,000. QuolMy r mxm naft -- Advadko In Aja>Ic-Pkcte ft News A*mibw OU41 10) and Oshawa-Whilby V& Wink (579•,4/00).103,000 PHNOM every Fdclaj L.ARa6 MANOR i FRIES a cwEswa195 •t;fiMofWJJCE 4 D •cWsahatt casananuto C!E WS -W' lllli4�p�PMoa�E�Pi�J111.28/YD. '„T.;"'�"",; - FAMILY PAK -` ,""' •"...""' •ZiJU110DNArtiS t>RX Sst1»s24 .a •�OFs 95 •I�wt;�cnFsiwsa�to �. � •p • WM FaEKH21.10 FNtrS7 s uta Iti�t�.irs u>uat►t.�xrro�ar�s,s�s Jerry's stores to be offered for sale AJAX-PICKERING - Jerry's The Drug Warehouse has gone into receivership and stores are expected to be offered for sale this month. Owner Jerry Belz says he intends to buy back the Pickering and Whitby stores from receiver A. Farber Associates. Other prospec- tive buyers are looking at the Ajax and West Hill out- lets, he adds. All four stores are still open for business, Mr. Belz stresses. His company, Triangle Drugs Inc., has debts totalling 55.1 million. "The problem was, we expanded too quickly to our Ajax and West Hill stores and they didn't really do any business," he explains, adding that the recession kept people from buying. Mr. Belz, whose stores have sponsored local sports teams and contributed to charitable campaigns, opened the Whitby location in 1984. He followed with the Pickering store in 1986, the West Hill outlet in 1989 and the Ajax store in 1991. He says he'll know in two or three weeks whether he can purchase back the Pickering and Whitby sem. G5EAIRoS CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, -Warehouse Sale - Last Week!" flyer, page 11, the 'Super Gate' baby gate, *67213. is illustrated incorrectly. The gate shown is the Fisher Price baby gate. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. GM cutbacks may meannot 1000 layoffs Company looks at workforce reduction to become more competitive By NORMAN NELSON vice-president of the Canadian retire. -That (1,000 positions slated wouldn't hamper GM's drive to Durham Staff Auto Workers, Local 222. to be eliminated) could go just like increase competitiveness. DURHAM - A top union leader A portion of the workforce that." The retooling win allow a new is confident the General Motors reduction, he predicts, would Car plant worker Doug Beers "restyled" Lamina to come out in workforce cutbacks at the two come through natural attrition — says his 16 years at GM should time for the 1995 model year. Oshawa car plants won't translate workers retiring or finding new make his job secure. The workforce reduction, if not into layoffs. jobs. But, he hopes a way can be the size of it, came as no surprise GM Canada announced earlier The union also wants to get the found to encourage eligible work- to the union. this week that, after a retooling company to offer early retirement ers with more than 30 years' ser- "It's no big shock to us," says lay-off this November, it would packages and to sweeten the pen- vice to take retirement "in order to Mr. Nimigon. "GM is trying to need 1,000 fewer workers. sion pot in order to entice eligible save the jobs of 10 -year workers produce more cars with less peo- The two plants, which start up workers into retirement. with wives, kids and mortgages." ple." again Monday after a two-week The pension agreement expires GM spokesman Greg Pearce The drive to be more competi- January shut -down, currently with the current contract and will reports the company is willing to tive, he notes, "is going on across employ about 7,500 people. be a key issue as negotiations get look at methods other than laying North America, in all industries". "We have to sit down and fig- under way for a new agreement people off to achieve the work- Mr. Pearce agrees, saying "We ure out where those people (the this year, Mr. Nimigon adds. force reduction. saw the opportunity to increase 1,000 fewer workers) are going to He points out that "2,500 work- However, he stresses it would efficiency from the standpoint of come from," says Jim Nimigon, ers in Oshawa are eligible to have to be done in a way that labor input". Beauty Slee • MW terBedroon erer 'T SingleDouble s t Set, sit •UARY All KM Kod • vt Vol IT991, 04".. 1 DoubleQueeT • Samir L.A. BACKMASTER CHIROPRACTOR APPROVED CLEAFtANCE Diamond 10th Chiropractor Pillow Top Plush Extra Firm Orthoflex S. Or set .................. 370** s. set................. 32000 S. alas. only ........ _..... 119" D. SW set ................ 45000 D. Art set.................. 38500 D. Matt. Only ........ ....... 159" Q. savrset................. 530' a. meset................ .45000 a. 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II 9999 4 • Toddler Car sods 99" .., • /J\uve�ee ultes imm 319" • Mosier sums 529" . carousel sods trot 79" • Suiten of all 4" Thank You Staff Pictured above is unhappy Saooge and Sally Burwood of Canadian Tire Ajax with the loaded vehicle of all the wrapped gifts and food items and turkeys for the 3 adopted lamilies for Christmas donated by the Canadian Tire Staff in Ajax. The Canadian Tie Staff has a special Thanks to Sally Burwood for purchasing the Toys and Clotting kens lor the families from the various cash donations made by the staff and her time in seeing everything was ready and wrapped. In addition the Staff would also like to Thank the other various merchants in the area who took the Canadian Tire challenge and adapted families for Christmas as wed. We al hope for better times br these people and everyone else in 1993. AJAX STORE Hwy. 2 fust East of WOSOW PAW A9A04W=J velopment a step closer FROM PAGE 1 The buildiing height limit for homes in the rest of the Peter Gos, one of three people who the Town is 36 feet. drive for sewers, said the installation of the service would The committee also voted to have site plan applica- help dry out the grotuxl. tions for new homes submitted to council's executive and prior to Monday, the building height limit had been development committee. That requirement will last for set at 30 feet, but the committee voted to increase it to 32 one year and would take effect once the first site plan feet. application is filed with the Town. Ward 5 councillor Pat Brown was "amazed, absolute- Council will vote on the rezoning at its meeting next ly amazed" the committee was considering the increase. Matey. "Thirty feet. That's a two -and -a -half storey house. Changes to the Town's official plan will be sent to the How much higher does it have to bee she questioned. Provincial ministry of municipal affairs for approval. Two charged after drug bust in Ajax AJAX - A drug bust Wednesday marijuana, with a street value of night at an Ajax apartment netted 55,000; a small quantity of hash oil, police a large quantity of hash and valued at $200; scales and other marijuana. paraphernalia; and 52,000 cash. A search warrant was carried A 31 -year-old female resident of out at a Falling Ct. apartment unit just after 6 p.m. Police seized three-quarter pounds of hash, with a stem value of 56,000; three-quarter pounds of Brew you own beer or wine at hap price in our clean modem Iacbm. V1 �$ W • THE BREW4T BEER SHOP Durhsre wm (Bernnc � Jo'sl Jus± Wes, of L,erpool PICKERING the apartment and a 2' -year-old Toronto man face drug related charges including two counts of possession for the purpose of aaf- ficking. •�• ori Wv eJe Iwo- the &*/rwr P! New sol- '��' � to.�ch A, , matelals fo - sena r;ve ys, g,; IS WALTER WIMMER, Dentva. 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Marwood Secondary School I - s 11 - FRIDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK lS PATRICK JOHN MARTMI Patrick enjoys Ixaseoail and swimm,ig Patrick received McDonales --oupons comphmen•s of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Patau+ x meng our Fr4ay caner of '^e week ""oWST° .. 683m.5110 _ ,Reserve Your eat: Ti►6E UTNE7tt�,ADi7'LS�83.IiR1t�A�Y„IAYIJ�Y 1ti .......... DURHAM - You want to strap on the boards but are worried Jack Frost hasn't drooped enough snow to fulfill your need for speed. Time to put your skis away till the next snowfall, right? "Wrong, though that's the hardest thing to convince new skiers of,” admits Rick Werner, manager of Lakeridge Ski Resort north of Ajax - "So often, people make a deci- sion on whether to go skiing by looking outside their front door," he explains. "But snow -making machines have gone high tech, so we can ski from November to March- When we close, we usual- ly still have snow on all our slopes but know people are going to start heading to their cottages." Jim Peddie, manager of Dag - mar Ski Resort, also north of Ajax, agrees- "People don't realize just how much snow we can actu- ally make," he notes. "There doesn't even have to be snow on the ground and we can have a foot of snow on the slopes within a day," he says of a system which uses about 500 gallons of water a minute. But the "biggest fallacy" of all rates man-made snow as "harder to ski" than natural flakes. "In fact, it's better to ski," says Mr. Werner. Man-made snow takes longer to thaw and stands up to more wear and tear. For instance. a foot of natural snow measures just an inch when compacted, while the equivalent of the man-made stuff measures eight inches, Mr. Wern- er notes. -Natural snow tends to be lighter so it pushes out of the way and gets icier quicker," adds Mr. Peddie- "Man-made snow is less susceptible to melting." Though snow can be made in temperatures above freezing, guru td%Gc = ■ — HISTORIC POST MANOR 1970 BROCK RD., PICKERING 683-1790 n�v v DOUG JOYCE Saks Reorssentative 91 DECEMBER PERFORMANCE LEADER ONE OF PICKERING'S TOP PRODUCERS GREAT INVESTMENT $115,900, Locanor.. matron, first-time twyers arearr Fabulous ravine townmouse on Frenct,man's Bay Hardwood Ars throughout. cosy fireplace in mn flr. Iry. rm. Irena Damrell' or Jonn Bntt- 683.1790 On Wed., Jan. 13, the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser nadvertenly transposed Mr. Doug Joyce's name with another photo. We regret any inconrarrence to Mr. Joyce. BRIAN DEEGAN • DENTAL PLANS ACCEPTED • REPAIRS & RELINES • COMPLETE DENTURES • LOW COST DENTURE SERVICE AVAILABLE • MYOLOC • SOFT LINERS • FREE PARKING FOR FREE CONSULTATION CALL EMERGENCY CALLS • ACCEPTED 134 HARWOOD SOUTH • 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 401 AJAX maintenance crews stick to the philosophy'the colder the better." And while resorts may close a run during the day to make snow, most maintenance is done after hours. At Lakeridge, the crew can use up to one million gallons of water a night and piles of snow up to 20 feet are spread out each morning with a rotor tiller before skiers hit the slopes. The final obstacle both resorts have had to overcome is making people aware of their proximity to suburbia. "It's getting better," Mr. Ped- die admits. "Still, I talk to a lot of people from Toronto who don't know there's anything here." According to Mr. Werner, the resort is "becoming more and more popular as people realize how close we are." The resorts are located on Lak- eridge Rd. N. on the Ajax -Whitby border. Trying out some of the man-made snow at Lakeridge Ski Resort are, from left, snowboard instructor Anthony Vitale and ski school director -instructor Craig MacDonald. Qn tL Nov&... -*fiberglass W, l COME • fillersTOYOUFi • manicures HOME V15.0—W. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dental Care U) Eye Care DENTURE THERAPY To OPTOMETRISTS � 1 � ■ ttt� tQ'•t CD your rt1 RELINES � F%__1 tri WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE LOWER DENTURE STABILITY OC(J) • contact Ursa `Permanent Rubber Soft call Binocular Vision U) CL • Peroape W Tacor+g • Depensrg of all Types of William Steil DT 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. O7"__N Fr�oac i Pklurirp Cog Cors 1 ponia Rtt� W= c 683-4294 1 after hours 428-8801 sm FREE CONSULTATION 683.1175 839.5303 doesn't even have to be snow on the ground and we can have a foot of snow on the slopes within a day," he says of a system which uses about 500 gallons of water a minute. But the "biggest fallacy" of all rates man-made snow as "harder to ski" than natural flakes. "In fact, it's better to ski," says Mr. Werner. Man-made snow takes longer to thaw and stands up to more wear and tear. For instance. a foot of natural snow measures just an inch when compacted, while the equivalent of the man-made stuff measures eight inches, Mr. Wern- er notes. -Natural snow tends to be lighter so it pushes out of the way and gets icier quicker," adds Mr. Peddie- "Man-made snow is less susceptible to melting." Though snow can be made in temperatures above freezing, guru td%Gc = ■ — HISTORIC POST MANOR 1970 BROCK RD., PICKERING 683-1790 n�v v DOUG JOYCE Saks Reorssentative 91 DECEMBER PERFORMANCE LEADER ONE OF PICKERING'S TOP PRODUCERS GREAT INVESTMENT $115,900, Locanor.. matron, first-time twyers arearr Fabulous ravine townmouse on Frenct,man's Bay Hardwood Ars throughout. cosy fireplace in mn flr. Iry. rm. Irena Damrell' or Jonn Bntt- 683.1790 On Wed., Jan. 13, the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser nadvertenly transposed Mr. Doug Joyce's name with another photo. We regret any inconrarrence to Mr. Joyce. BRIAN DEEGAN • DENTAL PLANS ACCEPTED • REPAIRS & RELINES • COMPLETE DENTURES • LOW COST DENTURE SERVICE AVAILABLE • MYOLOC • SOFT LINERS • FREE PARKING FOR FREE CONSULTATION CALL EMERGENCY CALLS • ACCEPTED 134 HARWOOD SOUTH • 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 401 AJAX maintenance crews stick to the philosophy'the colder the better." And while resorts may close a run during the day to make snow, most maintenance is done after hours. At Lakeridge, the crew can use up to one million gallons of water a night and piles of snow up to 20 feet are spread out each morning with a rotor tiller before skiers hit the slopes. The final obstacle both resorts have had to overcome is making people aware of their proximity to suburbia. "It's getting better," Mr. Ped- die admits. "Still, I talk to a lot of people from Toronto who don't know there's anything here." According to Mr. Werner, the resort is "becoming more and more popular as people realize how close we are." The resorts are located on Lak- eridge Rd. N. on the Ajax -Whitby border. Trying out some of the man-made snow at Lakeridge Ski Resort are, from left, snowboard instructor Anthony Vitale and ski school director -instructor Craig MacDonald. Qn tL Nov&... -*fiberglass W, l COME • fillersTOYOUFi • manicures HOME V15.0—W. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dental Care I Eye Care DENTURE THERAPY To OPTOMETRISTS CLINIC Advertise REPAIRS (1 hr.} your DR E GILLEZEAU 8 DR. M. FRZSIYYONS RELINES ofessional WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT NEW DENTURES WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE LOWER DENTURE STABILITY service • contact Ursa `Permanent Rubber Soft call Binocular Vision Liner' Janice • Peroape W Tacor+g • Depensrg of all Types of William Steil DT 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. at Fr�oac i Pklurirp Cog Cors 1 ponia IPICKERING VILLAGE, Ajax 683.5110 Centra 683-4294 1305 Pk itering ParlriW after hours 428-8801 sm FREE CONSULTATION 683.1175 839.5303 YOUR FIRST HOME? 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Opinion Growing up informed about sex Growing up can be a difficult process for youngsters. especially today's generation of young people -- faced as they are with a world in constant upheaval, a society where dysfunctional families are increasingly becoming the norm, a works which offers them a bleak future but a plethora of lifestyle choices. Indeed, young people growing up tcxiay face sonic tough decisions. But, no tougher than the decision public scfiaol trustees face about a con- troversial Growing tip Series cif sex education videos being offered to teach- ers as a resource for instructing students aged nine to 12. On one side of the issue is the (duality Education Network mace up of a couple hundred parents who "don't find anything in (the video series) offen- sive" according to a spokeswoman. Parents who know when their kids will see the videos have a chance to "create conversation about modals. The videos allow parents to discuss their own family values." On the other side are the people who ve written 72 letters to the board on the issue. all requesting removal of the video series as a tool for sex education and most demanding promotion of abstinence instead. The series "robs chil- dren of their natural modesty and innocence." says cele couetrled Ixiwnt "I don't have a problem with sex education. I do have a problem with this (series)." While the people on the two sides of the issue are miles apart in their views of the video series. they do have a lest in common: Tiley care about their chil- dren and what their children are txing taught by viewing the videos available at libririe•s and by writing to tlx: board ori the subject. We dkol't wore about the sex clucition that the children of those p;utnts will get. We do worn' about the children of parents who just don't c oc..:u1d they are mariv. It's a tough decision to mak=e but we encourage the public si_Uxd Nxird to mike the Ctrowing tip Serie=s available to te:.ichers -- on the Quility lAuc: bon Network's condition that sehcxAs tell parents when it will be shown arab let l encs pull their kids from that pamicuLtr rL'Lss if diey sol wish. And. we urge parents who cue to view the videos incl mal=e an informed decision. Your children need your guidarice as they're growing up. Letters F:�] Good Samaritans' actions speak volumes To the editor. This is an open letter to thank the majority of caring people in this area that don't make the headlines. It is appropriate that this has been brought home to us at Christmas time, although through sad circumstances. For those of you who are tired of reading about violence, hatred and all the negative characteris- tics in every media out pouring, the following might give an inkling to the "other side of the coin." Our pet dog "Tigger" got out of the house last Saturday and was hit and killed by a car. We The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Please keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, doubled spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit let- ters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L 1 S 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. were not home and my daughter was confronted with this emo- tional crisis. I would publicly like to thank the couple that stopped their car. To the truck driver behind them that also stopped and covered 'rigs" with an old coat from his truck, thank you. My neighbor had the unpleasant task of removing our pet from the road If the people who had hit our dog — through no fault of their own — had driven off, they would have had a teenager filled with anger, and disgust along with sorrow. By staying, you helped her cope. It took more guts to remain than leave. Thank you. Four days later my daughter's wallet was lost at Pickering Town Centre. She is a part-time worker after school hours. We thought it was gone forever. That evening security phoned, after following up on the address on her license. Some good hearted llaoc-t.e �Ou/` sa soul had turned it in. Believe it or not [.here are still an awful lot of decent human beings out there, no matter what you hear, read or see. Five people we've never met or seen affected our lives this week. I like to think they repre- sent the majority of us. In the scheme of things, these were lit- tle incidents, but on the other hand they speak volumes. Kerry McKay, Ajax Blood sucker To the editor, Our Premier, Bob Rae, recently travelled the Pacific Rim to entice investors into Ontario. Now isn't that like Dracula try- ing to encourage warm-blooded tourists to consider Transylvania for their next vacation? Mr. Rae should know that if he can entice any investors to Ontario, they will be a drop in the bucket compared to those he is frightening away. Louis Adore, Whitby If a Federal election was called ittunediatfely, who would you vote for? Bill Hough says, "The Nation- al Party. I give up on the others." News Advertiser 111M Y proNCNd by A Metrolond Community Ne copyrlgM and VVS��t unouthorizod use WWWA 0 Me con - sont Is prohlbllod. Th* pubilshw Timothy John Whittaker nsew-se nw dost to classify or Muso FUblWW cry rd d his dkc Nlon. Linda Lee says, "I would vote Liberal, the best of the worst." . JOANNE XMGHAWT - Edit« -i1 -Chien GREG COMES - MalogkV Editor HUGH NICHOISON - Admtlf g Manager WJCE DANFORD - RMol Sales lMaloper AM FAKOUNE - DAfi bution MarxW NewslooM - 604110 DMINIU ION - 604117 KTA1L ADVOMUNG - 634110 CrAUM - NO -Mn FAX - 663-7363 NAWIM ANSVE NC 3Atti 40-1309 IEAL UTAX & /MnoMO1Ne ADVOI SM - 7N-71tJ4 Marko Dragicevic says, "The Reform Party. I am fed up with the Liberals, Conservatives and NDP." Eric O'Brien says, "The Lib- erals. It's time for change." The N— Adv-lew. Pubbhod —Y I+»Y• Wednesday and Malay of 130 Camwdd Awe.. AIML OMft L1S 2H5. k one of tw Mekdaid pli a pLtdd ktp and M*ft V pray of stuban ne npapen v Nich hdudes /y QftkrkV Nun Adw %er. Auoro 00. W. !oM Advance. DramPton Guadon. kAkVton Post. CoWgwood Comedian. Etoblcoko. Guadaryedrdnn Adwknr. GeoWtown YWtpw+dW* WVOon WO Weft. Lhddy 1Ne Week. Mamnam EaanonWf ti 3n. Mon Corwdan Champion. M duouga Nen. NermakM Era, Norlh YOM[ Mkra. NatrsnbeAa-id Nem. OokNe 800ver. 000 Today. 0W00Wo tt0V • • TNs Week. Pefwbaouph Thk Week. NdvnwW Hrr/lharver Metal, SeaReaough Mkror. uralOptJXorlhM TAXM, Todays 3en1w. Pope VM may vWy 1gwM from pubfhed AND sad dw to rnedwr,icat ro%*wmenb of d erwN PA.hm � 0• PUAWw and Dbtcuthp a a mwmber of In Canadian Gomrnwdly Yre�aPwe Awoelalon, Onab Community Nevnpopen Assoclalon and Onfab Pres Cornea Second Clow Mal 040*alon Number 1697. Md OANOpton rale h Canada_ 1 Yea. 90 Per seniors nr S ow w e s havoc DURHAM - Mn .Neck's moem woeeked havoc for arm as 16e . trNo local polhoe fasces report 6a socidens. 1* siomc waftd 43 aeadow in Dunham Region over a 24-hour period b Wednesday morning at 6 am, says mgiKmd police Stats Sgt. Sandy Rytie. Weather was a factor in one mishap in Oshawa which killed a 72 -year-old tesident of that city. While most other accidents were fender benders, four involved personal injury. While the [cumbers were more than normal, Stats SGT. Ryne says they were "not badinw. We've had some days we investigated 70 or 80 acci- dents." Whitby OPP investigated 21 accidents, [cone invdving serious injuries. King of the road was `a real specialJ uy' PICKING - Town bus drivers have lost an old friend and their best cus- tomer. Harry Beaumont, who had the distinction of being Pickering's oldest and longest transit rider, died Wednesday at the age of 98. "He was dearly loved by all the drivers," says Pickering Transit director George Papik. "He was a joy to have on the buss." Mr. Beaumont became a regular bus passenger in 1971, two years after the service started, says Mr. Papik. He's remembered for doing thoughtful little things like treating everyone on the bus to chocolates and helping new drivers become familiar with their mutes. Several years ago, transit employees helped him celebrate a birthday by presenting him a jacket with "#I Transit Rider" emblazoned on the back. "He was a real special guy," says Mr. Papik. A service for Mr. Beaumont will be held tomorrow, Saturday, at McEach- nie Funeral Home at 1 pm. (See Obituary below.) Obituaries BEAUMONT, Harry - Entered into rest at the family res- idence, Pickering. on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1993. Hang Beaumont, beloved husband of the late Bertha May Osborne. Loving father of Dorothy (Mrs. Patrick Mahon) of Pickering. Dear grand- father of Stephen and his wife Tammy, Grant and Angie, and great-grandfather of Melissa. Mr. Beaumont will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488, from 2 to 4:30 and 7 to 9 pm. Friday. Funeral service in the chapel on Saturday, Jan. 16 at I pm. Cremation. WHITNEY, Donald W liam - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1993. Don- ald William Whitney, loving father of Donna, Gail, David and Kathryn and remembered by their mother Marjorie. Dear grandfa- ther of Jason, Corey, Jeremy, Garrett, Cameron and b itcbell and brother of Doug. Mr. Wbit- twy will rest at McEachnk Funer- W—im CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Home Show and Sale flyer, page 19, the 13' scroll saw, #28671, is advertised incorrectly, The sale price should read $129.99. Also on that page, the 5" bench -top jointer/planner, #28518, is advertised incorrectly The sale price should read $329.99, and therefore the savings claim of $50-$180 OFF is invalid, it should read $50-150 OFF. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have ceulsed our customer& WNW _-A� 1 al Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428- 8488, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Friday. Funeral service in the chapel on Saturday, Jan. 16 at 11 a.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Memorial Fund at Steeple Hill Community Bible Church, 550 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ontario, L1V 1A6. Tfs���lltlttlltitlf�'�htlY 1?,�1�-rACd 7 ' . r oil ky d I SEMNAR & TRADE SHOW . �Th.Nta.t otaaalkY TI a . tram. tt.ratr Cat]dF-ftne Sax After rIt"t It" . rltaaa - Before And Attar M 4 . Ttadind Compatent Chula Can ft bi_ far Expectant Xothws Date: Wed., Feb. 3 7:00-9:00 p.m. Location: EEarwood Secondary School 80 Falby Ct., Ajax To Reserve Your Seat Please Call 683-5110. BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Aim- Dictating News Advertiser -] PAM iTX9MMAR+wlnr>F 0&NW XJ1WUAR>ttts;!!Ra ....�. L ': > ... r: . • • , . .., . .ARTS & ENTERTABUMNT Music for everyone... Dance to the Dunns at the Kerry Inn AJAX-PICKERING - The Dunns are at the Kerry Inn this weekend. Bill and Marlene will play a wide variety of music which will keep patrons up on the dance floor Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. and Sunday from 7 to 11 P.M. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: BOURBON BAYLY'S: The Ajax nightspot has karaoke Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. Coming to Bourbon Bayly's next Saturday, Jan. 23 is the band Victims of Luxury which plays a wide vari- ety of cover material. Bourbon Bayly's is at 368 Bayly St. Call 427-1888. Parade of princesses AJAX - There'll be a parade of petite princesses here Saturday. The Miss Petite Princess Pageant, for women 5'4" or shorter, begins at 9:30 p.m. at the Monkey Bar and Grill. Between 12 and 15 contes- tants will vie for the crown and the top prize of a trip for two to Hawaii. Other prizes include perfume, money and flowers. Five preliminary contests were held at the Monkey Bar and at Pattie House in Fenton Falls, with three finalists from each preliminary qualifying for the finals. Contestants will come from Ajax, Pickering, Toronto, Baffic, Lindsay, Orangeville and Mississauga Judges include the current Miss CHIN Bikini and Miss Swimsuit Canada Contestants will be judged in daywear and a swimtsuit.. Admission is $3 a person. The Monkey Bar and Grill is at 172 Hunt St., Ajax. For more information, call 619- 1236. FREE TRAINING COURSES Pidtenng Players are offering free training courses for members of the public who are interested in learning about Community Theatre. A limited number of people will be accepted for training in "behind the scenes" activities for .a Community theatre production. To quality applicants must be 16 years of age or over, have a genuine interest in theatre and be willing to commit a certain amount of time over a 2 month period. Apply by phone to Marion, 420.0430. CENTREFIELD'S: Centre - field's has the nock 'n' roll music of Resistance Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to l a.m. On Wednes- day night, male exotic dancers are on stage, beginning at 9. Centre - field's is at 1050 Brock Rd., Pick- ering. Call 837-1850. DANNY'S PLACE: Danny's has now opened The Second Storey, with two dance floors and two different types of music. Danny's has karaoke on Sundays starting at 7 p.m. with a S50 cash prize and a free tape to all who take part. The bar has a Monte Carlo Night every Thursday and the best of rock 'n' roll music on Wednesdays. Danny's is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683- 2940. DONA Y MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels has live Mexican music every Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd., Ajax. Call 686-3468. FOX & FLOWERPOT: The Fox & Flowerpot Pub has a Sun- day afternoon of jazz music with Ken Howard's Confederation Jazz Band from 4 to 7 p.m. The Fox & Flowerpot is in the Village Court- yard in Pickering Village. Call 428-'_162. HARP AND THISTLE: The Harp and Thistle has Irish and Scottish music of the American band Grand Auld Time on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 NOW SHOWING �� Pk. UR \... ro eMs TORN KK 11M CRUISE AICNCxSOh WJA L A FEW GOOD MEN ,tom = llS: NORMS . • t*�AMKY Set & Sun. UNI M ONLY a.m. The pub has karaoke with Kieran on Sundays from 7 to 11 p.m. The Harp and Thistle is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. JOKERS: Country and west- ern band Two for the Show plays Jokers Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, the band is back for the Sunday jam session from 4 to 8 p.m. No cover charge. There's a trivia contest on Wednesday at 9 p.m. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 427- 0337. KANGAROOS: Kangaroos has jazz with the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thursday from 9 p.m. to midnight. On Sunday, there's a country jamboree with the band 'Rider' from 3 to 7 p.m. Kanga- roos is at 985 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. Call 839-6845. McGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's clas- sical -style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sun- day. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Cen- tre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. MORGAN'S PLACE: Mor- gan's has a mix of music with the band Dried Nuts Friday and Satur- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. One- man boogie band Jimmy Fraser is in for a night of music Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Picker- ing. Call 839-4744. ... If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to be included in this weekly fea- ture. SPONSORS IWANTED, FOR ASMBA 1993 SEASON The Ajax Spartan Minor Baseball Association (ASMBA) is looking for sponsors for their 1993 baseball season. Sponsorship is an E-ellent way to have your Company's Logo/family name widely advertised. The kids benefit from your sponsorship and so do you. House League or T -Ball select team is $225.00 and Rep baseball is $450.00. For more information please call Bob at 427-9958. io,000 Families Shop With Us livery Week! W'hat do they know that you don't? N spsov do 8mts - 9S M d D Msets ioesass tJwr twNt is VSVV t1h111d mw1 tVWW 113" AWd opl - : fares 1<rD Strip Loin Steal=s SAVE 2.M W 599 I lb. Akmeltess Butterfly Pork Chops SAVE .AI M 3 a9 0. it - Jibs 3 29 16. Ile • .... ,�, r, ., , •., : - .. , . , , .. . _ ... , , , 06. , y w . ?t•i lrlws AN►�/rQ !ll�All: �IA11UAl1r 1!r !lll�lrACi! P Pickering driver, in 24:Hours of 0 Daytona event, Paul Duckworth joins all-star cast of Canadians for prestigious race PICKERING - A Pickering driver will join an elite field of rac- ers at a prestigious event in Day- tona. Florida lata this month. Paul Duckworth, a driver in the Players/GM Motorsport Series last season, will join a team of Canadi- an drivers for the 24 Hours of Day- tona race at the Daytona Interna- tional Speedway. Also driving are John Jones of the CART Indycar Series, Players/GM series champi- on Kenny Wilden and Players/GM series' regulars Neil Jamieson and Jeff Lapcevich. The five drivers will join forces with Uli Bieri and his Ford/Alba Camel Lights entry. The Bien Rac- ing Team will run with the support of Ford Motorsports and Sony of America The Canadians possess a wealth of talent and experience and are shooting for a top -10 finish at the Daytona race. Duckworth, the 1990 Fuemw Fuchawk series champion, showed considerable progress in only his second year in th�e]�Pllaaycrss//G�M series season. n. He MN1��M WYy tan in and around the top 10 overall in his Sony/Bob JohnsiowD ttkam Instruments Camaro. Paul Duckworth The Daytona event marks the debut of half of the proposed two - car Camel Lights racing team which will race in the '93 season. John Jones has been tentatively slated for the number -one car, while second car duties will be split beettwDuckworth. eeyn��J�amieson. Lapcevich and The team is still seeking conp0' rate involvement to finance the remainder of the season. PRECISION PERFORMANCE YOU CAN AFFORD FOR UNDERs300/momh* CKM OW NORrQA RM 6 % 75 p ■ O CAU MW MBank of Mon"al Pickering Kinsmen atoms shine at Brighton tournament PICKERING - The Pickering the title contest, but some excep- ing were O'Leary, Matthew Pen - Kinsmen atom 'B' hockey team tional goaltending by Ryan Har- eycad, Ryan Putsey, Reid and returned victorious from the ney kept Trenton off the score- Mitchell. Brighton Hockey Tournament sheet. Matthew Steinke scored With the score tied 2-2 with last weekend for Pickering in the second peri- Frankford, Pickering roared back The championship game with od, assisted by Pat with three unanswered goals in Trenton was the most exciting Tobin and `�j►G y ' the last four minutes to record a game of the year for the Kinsmen O L e a r y . 5-2 win in the second game. novices. With the game tied 1-1 T r e n t o n Mitchell notched the hattrick, after regulation time, a 10 -minute notched the d while Brian Hughes and Cuzzoli- overtime period ensued where equalizer with no netted one each. Derek Spaf- each team started with four three minutes to ZV1,CIA. ford and Reid each had two skaters and, after two minutes, a play. assists with single helpers to player from each team was Mitchell was named the most Mitchell and Robert Milne. removed. valuable player of the champi- Pickering received solid After three minutes of over- onship game. defence by Tobin, Putsey, Milne, time, Pickering's Michael The Kinsmen novices coasted McLellan and John Kenney in Mitchell finally broke through, to a 6-1 victory over Kitchener in the tournament. Goalies Ryan executing a perfect give -and -go the first game. Michael Cuzzoli- Harney and Michael Murphy play with Matthew O'Leary for a no potted two goals, while Tobin, allowed just four goals in three 2-1 Pickering victory. John Reid. Mitchell and Mark games for a 1.3 goals aeain�t Pickering came out flat to start McCarthy netted singles. Assist- average. am/ as a M Riot, at t�l7ha«nh,10 pin a iA �t i00 N 0.AGST i mr «i QAC Fn4K P.111,ia E. ah M. Woo, I L so& OWlainN?i eMW""M"4% �\ ' PACIFIC ACURA ACURA 365 UYLY ST. w., AJAX 1o�oiri ^(RAM„D .RVOLMkm F (416] 428-8768 , Posh" Firm 111 Skqoo Soft...................................roe, 399 Lonly 1 S9 84mly shygw Sot N.N................ ..N...... reg. 499 1 only 229 Oothe .....N.......NN.N..NN.NN..... Luxury Sh%9W mW 799 Oaft 2"•..N....N....NNN....NN.......... M aeft 299. S"ly Doable E44 .................................................. 7119 2" Slem tit Max Qumm Sot..........................0. 969 only W9 S"Illy Plush Qtumm Set ........................................... res, 1001 only 399 Dtream Devine Pillow T Queen Est ..................... � ow_yr 649 Serta Pedic Pillow Soft Queen Set ........................ 1187• , ony, 499 e. SPo: Queen Sot .............................. Shnmons Boauty Rest Pocket coli Queen Set...... rov. 1408" rag.184E s49 only 599 King size Firm Set .................................................. rag. 13711" S99 am/ as a M Riot, at t�l7ha«nh,10 pin a iA �t i00 N 0.AGST i mr «i QAC Fn4K P.111,ia E. ah M. Woo, I L so& OWlainN?i eMW""M"4% �\ ' PACIFIC ACURA ACURA 365 UYLY ST. w., AJAX 1o�oiri ^(RAM„D .RVOLMkm F (416] 428-8768 , Pickering hockey selects champions at Goulding Park tournament PICKERING - The Pickering McGinnis Landing seven-year- old select hockey team com- pletely dominated play at the recent Goulding Park Tourna- ment, earning the championship trophy. The Pickering selects met Oakridges in the final and recorded their third shutout of the tourney by blanking their opponent 6-0. Darryl Flowers, Shawn Dubeau, Tyler VanGijn, Noel Coultice, Jennifer Sadler and Matt Pernerowski all scored. Drawing assists were Michael Alexiou with two, Dubeau, Flowers, Sadler and Coultice. Pickering opened with a 6-0 shutout over Leaside. Pernerowski and Sadler each scored two with singles to Chris Papalia and Alexiou. Earning assists were Alexiou and Iain McPhee each with two. Coultice, Dubeau, Justin Hall and Sadler with singles. The McGinnis Landing selects trounced Goulding Park 5-0 in the second game. Alexiou with two goals, Papalia, Pernerowski and VanGijn each with one scored for Pickering. Assisting were McPhee with two, Matt Keber, Coultice, VanGijn, Flowers, Robert Bayley and Alexiou with one apiece. Pickering won its third straight game with a 5-1 victory over Oakridges. Sadler led the way with a two -goal effort. Alexiou, Papalia, and Flowers added singles. Assists went to Keber with three, Coultice and Dubeau with one each. Pickering goalies Zack Dur- nan and Sean O'Sullivan shared three shutouts in the tourney. Most valuable player medals were awarded to Coultice, Alex - Scoreboard PICKERING SOCCER CLUB MASTERS DIVIS40N Indoor soccer •esufta from Jan. 10 Results from Monday. Jan. MTE DIVISION GAME ONE WUOwood Ford 4 (Goals by Sadsr Shesy. Alhein ASG Caterers 51 vs. Aciwo's 48. Sudama. John Koukrdrs. Patrick Molonyl vs. SCORERS Fareglass Canada 2 (Goan by Stever Strati 2): ASG Caterers: Bob N ckleford 18. Roper Young Trenchard• Cable Layers 2 (Goals by MIcnael 1C. Fred Ahoy 8 Rocca. Daniel La2ardis) vs. Prosure Group 1 RcluJo's: Bob PfaM 12. Kevin Walker 11. hill (Goal by Mitchell McGuire): Pickering Sb- Pappas 11. Sports 3 (Goals by Shaun Coughlin, Josip GAME TWO rkpalic. Ruesell Skate) v. Medco- I (Goal by Canadian Proect, P,oducts 46 vs. Van Kem- Aearn Chong). pen insurance 36. aoulRr DrvlsloN scoaERs PCCCA 6 (Goals by Cory Scope- 4. Michael Canadian Protective Products Mike Jovanov 14. Gee 2) vs Peg -Poop 2 (Goals by Shane Lf,- Ken Ryder 12, Ron Faraigher e. t"hn, Theresa Caned). Lwks 2 (Goals by Van Kemper. Insurance Don McDonald 11, Brandon Samuei, Kelly Jeenen ! vs. Prestige Janis Williamson 3. Trophy i (Goal by Justin Bradbury): Pieeerng GAME THREE Bb -Spore vs. Jim twdwnon Insurance 0. flill investment 35 vs. Woken Conval3np 31. ATOM DIVISION SCORERS Garthwood Homes 2 (Goals by Scott Brown. N.N lnvestment: Dave Bradley 10. Reuben Aaror Sd+eilt vs. Pickering SkTSporis 1 (Goal Drrance 10. by Mannw Joel. auras Chargers 3 (Goals by Vuerken Contracting: Geor Jones 6. Chris Shel- Ryan Topping 2, Gus Vssdrou) vs. Kelsey's 0: don 6. Whites Re Petro -Can 0 vs. Ou"Tir Tune-jo C MOSOIATO Johnson Coro,s 4 (Goals als N byby Nick cap 2. ��! f�[�Now Dowd veco m6 21 vs. Son's Designer Ktchats 2 iGos by %aOheri Naningion. Marc -Paul Mew). Kowayrs 5 (Goan by Kwan Dunaney 4. Anthony Chernonds) vs. NenWaan In',, nail Electric 1 (Cc* by Andrew L, ): McGrnms Landing 6 (Goals by Ryan Thorne S. Ben NunW v. P..F - ering Ser -Sports I (GOW by Swmrnr Baff" PICKFJMIII6 NWS BASKETBALL LEAGMIE Resub tram Monsey. Jain. 11. GAME ONE Bay Sports a tri. Mill 6 Co. 611 ia,r Spee•: (:avail Dors 47. Bob Nuns 7. MIil1 6 Co.: Chris Nall 21. Dodge Beeldad 16. Mika Pink 11. GAME THIO Prinirs Auto Service 54 vs. Elcyda Cap. 35. scol*m Penny's Auto Service: Kevin Murrell 24, Joe (±iBsf-ta is. Orem SYMvan 1 I. Ekyda Cap.: Eric Carer 10. Radc ft Damon 7. Insurance Palo 41 we. Trcdkpn laardaere St krsurrice Port101h0: Don Thondon 14. Reynolds want. 13, Sieve Lolly 11. Tnllwm Nardine e: Peer W1Kiane 20. Randy Jones 12. GAS FOUR W.N. Ellieger 71 vs. Gallantry's Eatery 71 K+w tied after wrerar re). OWNERS W.H. Ellirger: Adrian Kovno 23, Bob larding 20. David volh 11. Galoww s Eatery: DekW Wid anis 23. Ricky Fulled 1a. Cochin" WWam s• Feed Dever s. ASMBA T -BALL SELECT TEAM MANAGER - REQUIRED - A manager is required for the Ajax Spartans T Ball Select team. Interested parties are to apply in writing only by January 25,1993 to: AJAX SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL ASSOgATION INC. M. BOX 21 AJAX, ONTANO LiS 3C2 ATTN. W. Chft Brudnicld REP: TNm Col vow Am iou and Sadler. Adam Markew rejoined the team after recover- ing from surgery. In mcent league play, Picker- ing tied Ajax 3-3 on goals by Coultice, Pernerowski and Bay- ley, assisted by McPhee, Flow- ers, Papalia and Coultice. Picker- ing defeated Richmond Hill 6-1. Dubeau and Flowers scoring a pair each with one each to Sadler and VanGijn. Alexiou registered three assists, with Papalia and Coultice adding one helper each. In exhibition play, Pickering beat Wexford 3-1. Goals were scored by Mau Glover, Coultice and Flowers. Pickering defeated Bowmanville on goals by Alex- iou with two, VanGijn, Coultice and Pernerowski. PICKERING TOYOTA SAT., JANUARY 16T"- SAT. JANUARY 23RD EVERYTHING WINDOW PRICED FOR FINAL SALE! FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS J 1CArA JJVC 557 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ont. 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The deadline for Billboard Rom is 10 am. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 am. the Wednesday prior to Fri- day publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publica- tion. SATURDAY, JAN. 16 CHRISTIAN SINGLES: The Chris- tian Singles Serving Christ meets Sat., Jan. 16, 7:30 p.m., at the Christian Life Centre, corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax. 686-6193 (Julie), 929-0826 (Ruth), 728-9720 (Verna). SUNDAY, JAN. 17 WIDOWS, WIDOWERS: A social evening for widows and widowers will be held Sun., Jan. 17, 7:30 p.m., in the 420 Wing, Oshawa GUNTHERIVENS CONTRACTING LTD. RENOVATIONS UNLIMITED Rec rooms - bathrooms windows • doors • and additions All work carried out by highly P skilled tradesman. For tree estimates call Gunther at 839-0681 J� PROPERTY SERVICES RESIDENTIAL SNOW REMOVAL including: walkways, driveways, entrance ways, opn t Steps. F.et When the snow is gorse, we are your one stop lawn tate specialists D 420-6089 �S A �-__ 0 :� SII I t U1v • LIVE IN CARE OR PERIODIC VISITS FOR YOUR PETS. PLANTS l HOME • HOME SECURITY t INSURANCE VALIDATION • PET EXERCISING i FEEDING • BOWED a $&MD. EST. i 981 686-1691 =06 so �",,,&vI.�.:1:1:�:�{:.s� 1stalwtionolSpeciafaa Sdilritub Saab 3 -Ju of,Sofc or 'NirioasSprciafs Sii�ay'arwuh 1030 w 2--30 locos ix t& Cowt-god ftbr* VANS 109 Ofd oR dam, Nar, 127-6760 -a N SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? LUB Enrs rrATErI/M1ofE0 COM METE 1FieN1el0AM1 F"M ANY ME jos - mo I METlroos no 0610M TO lMllrrl, Mills, E nEI11EVINS ALL AM&AME MEMM I'MOINI D .1011E an ouTOW Or .:e+�.wrwrlr� -r s.�.r ear�.,i� i►.irr LARRY GA]OOWNt 34 Non Til. (414) 611547111111 . , .. aFstcMM61134ttt.... , Airport. Dancing, cards, chit-chat. 683-2045 (Ermie), 430-0130 (Forbes). THEATRE AUDITIONS: Auditions .for the Pickering Players show Opening Night will be held at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sun., Jan. 17 at 1 p.m. and Mon., Jan. 18 at 8 p.m. The show's directed by Eileen O'Leary. Cast requited: three women and five men aged 18 to 60. 683-6183 (Trish). THEATRE AUDITIONS: Theatre Durham will hold auditions for its spring production of Toward Zero Sun., Jan. 17 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. and Mon., Jan. 18 from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in meeting room #1, Picker- ing Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Seven men and four women aged 20 and up needed. People interested in other aspects of theatre produc- tion are also needed. 837-1906: 665-7274. MONDAY, JAN. 18 PLUMBING FOR YOU LTD. 1050 Brock Rd., Unit #5 PICKERING "WE DO IT ALL FOR YOU" SALES • SERVICE • RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES GRAND OPENING SPECIALS COME VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 837-1350 i11LJti�,11tM1E�T�Q 1�Ar .. .. , it Yourall ,. ,,.,..........� ...........:.. , , ........ , lot co il 19 meet= COMMUNITY CARE: An infor- mation night will be held Mon., Jan. 18, 7:30 p.m., at the Ajax - Pickering Community Care offices, 122 Hunt St., Ajax. Infor- mation on home support for elderly and disabled adults, COPE and adult day care. Refreshments. 686-3331. STAMP CLUB: The Ajax Philatel- ic Society meets Mon., Jan. 18, 7:30 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall, corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. 683-0240, 839-2068. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Gar- den Club meets Mon, Jan. 18, 8 p.m., at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, 111 Hunt St., Ajax. Joan McWilliams will demonstrate flower arranging for beginners and advanced. Annual member- ship fee of $7 is due in January. 683-1463. TUESDAY, JAN. 19 FREE FROM FEAR: The Free From Fear Foundation meets ATTENTION ALL MOMS' DISCOVERY TOYS Educational Toys, Books. Games for AN Ages. Offers you the OPPORTUNITY ter. EAR` EXTRA IN'C0.N1E • Work from Home • At your own pace - In your Own Neighborhood For more information call: SYLVIA WELCH 427-7085 Tues., Jan. 19 for those suffering from anxiety disorders (panic, phobias, O.C.D., general anxi- ety). The group meets the first and third Tuesday of every month. Information and educational materials available, guest speak- ers. For time and location, call 831-3877. DISCUSSION GROUP: The Tues- day Morning Discussion Group meets Tues., Jan. 19, 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Cen- tre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bill Parish will speak on the North American Free Trade Agreement. 683-7799 (Louise). APPROVED MORTGAGE CORPORATION 'OUR NAME IS OUR REPUTA77ON' ' 1 st & 2nd Mortgages ' Personal loans 798-7367 or 683-8241 (HOUSE CALLSAVA.LABLE) „-,., .. •. :.. ::.<•... - ^: > .:>.:p,..•:<:... ':. ..:..,...................... - FRESH BAKED BREAD! TRY OUR SUBS SANDWICHES FOR SUPPER BRING & SALADS FROM JUST 99 THE FAMILY TO SUBWAY 465 Bayly St. (At Westney Rd.) AJAX 6!16.7757 705 Kingston Rd. (At Whits Rd.) PICKERING 420-9911 1340 Kingston Rd. (At Liverpool Rd.) PICKERING $31 -Subs APPROVED MORTGAGE CORPORATION 'OUR NAME IS OUR REPUTA77ON' ' 1 st & 2nd Mortgages ' Personal loans 798-7367 or 683-8241 (HOUSE CALLSAVA.LABLE) „-,., .. •. :.. ::.<•... - ^: > .:>.:p,..•:<:... ':. ..:..,...................... - _... A n9 Feature Y, eR131 e Plumbing For You for everyone with bathroom renovation needs Plumbing For You Ltd., located at 1050 Brock Rd. S., t )nit 5, is a ! renovation firm that offers I homeowners design and repair services, as well as repair service to commercial clients. Custom redesigning of hathrooms is its major focus, followed closely I by kitchen renovations. Partners Dave Greenberg, Tod Haney and Lorne Greenberg are I enthusiastic about their service to the Durham community. Y Dave has enjoyed a successful L career as a design consultant for Dave Greenberg, in the Plumbing For You showroom. bathrooms and kitchens. Tod, meanwhile, is a licensed plumber. samples of products available: The Plumbing For You es Although he coordinates the faucets by Moen, baths and toilets renovations team, on the other service jobs for the store, also by Eljer, American Standard and hand, will travel even beyond these makes a point of going out to work Manhattan, Jacuzzi, and Acrylics, regions. on some jobs, to ensure he knows for example. Any item not in the This firm really is a one-stop exactly what is happening at the store can easily be obtained. As outlet for all facets of bathroom sites. Lorne is learning the well, there is an extensive parts and kitchen renovations. As Tod business, and is most often in the department for do-it-yourselfers, says, "If we sell something, we store with either Dave or Tod. who in turn have access to the free install it, and if we install it, we Plumbing For You previously advice and experience of the staff guarantee it." operated in Thornhill, where it on hand. Worth noting is the fact that specialized in bathroom and Along with plumbing hardware, Plumbing For You guarantees its kitchen renovations. The firm was youll also find ceramic tiles. work for two years. This is a most active in various trade shows, and The fact that the store is open attractive feature, considering that quickly earned itself a reputation seven days a week means that parts most manufacturers' warranties are as a reliable home renovator. It can readily be obtained by the for 90 days. But, the partners say, soon became evident to the handyman, even on weekends. there is no reason a newly installed principals that a store front was Aside from the renovation and product shouldn't last for more needed to display samples of retail aspect of the business, than two years if the job is done products, and the decision was Plumbing For You also offers a 24- right. made to open in Durham hour emergency plumbing service. While the store does not carry Tod says they considered Durham Especially noteworthy is the fact everything, it certainly has access "a prime area for our type of that the firm's "competitive rates" to everything you could want. It business - there are a lot of older as Tod describes it, are the same deals with all manufacturers homes, plus bearing in mind the during any given 24 hours, That Canada -wide, and goes out of its type of materials those homes were means, customers never pay way to offer affordable prices. built from." overtime rates. Another bonus is The store is open Mon. -Wed. and Another factor for choosing the that customers are charged by the Sat. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thurs. Pickering location was the lower half-hour, not by the hour. The fust and Fri. 'til 9 p.m. and Sun. 10 am. overhead, which translates to lower balf-bours costs $38, and for each to 4 p.m. prees for the consumer, additional half-hour the cost is $22. Stop by, or call 837-1350, for The Pickering showroom displays This service is available from more information. ....... Bowmmvdk to Scwbwmgh. ..... ... .... •.. . Durham Denture Clinic W. Brian Gott DT. is pleased to announce the opening of a new Denture Clinic in the Durham Region. Free Consuitat cns Reasonacie Rates All insurances accepted Same day service on Relines and Repairs Housecalls Availaeie 839-0123 . - P.SP RP.IF • GROUP PLANS OPTIONS COUNSELLING FOP TERMINATED EMPLOYEES • CANADUIN b GLOBAL MUTUAL FUNDS • INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL ANALYSIS 8 RECOMMENDATIONS • TAX PLAMIING CALL: MICHAEL SKRETTEBERG SR. PARTNER PHONE FAX PHONE CALLS SLOWED DOWN`' GET THEM RINGING AGAIN BY ADVERTISING IN "FOCUS ON BUSINESS" SIMPLY CALL JANICE AT 683-5110 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1 st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% -Rental properties and cottages -Re-financing -Debt consolidation -Rural properties •Self-employed -Bad credit No Income - No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast, Professional Service Sim 11+975 ca 666-4986 i;Whoyi TF 1Ill tYTIIE NEM ADVUT111111111111trnDAY,'AANIMM bar It!!!l1 100 careers" 100 1 QQ Careers 110 General Help 130 �1eAgee1tps 130 Sales s Hgens COUNTY OF VICTORIA SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT REQUIRES A FIELDWORKER SUPERVISOR The successful candidate will report directly to the Social Services Director. Primary duties Include: determine client eligibility, maintain statistical data and prepare reports, attend Review Board hearings. Supervise Fieldworkers. liaise with community agenlces. Minimum requirements: B.A. Social Sciences or Diploma Social Services. 3-5 years FielaworKer experience. demonstrated suDervlsory skips. thoroug!' working Knowieage o' the Genera Welfare Assistance Act ane related legislature, exposure to CIMS computer system Is an asset Please submit resumes by January 29th 1993 to 230 Wanted nted Personal Department -,,; •'�; County of Victoria rik-v� P.O. Box 9000 ? 26 Francis Street . Lindsay. Ontano AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYEP 110 General Help 11 Q General Help marn;taca,rinp faCtirty located in Du ham Region. Ic now a - - r ng apdicatlons for assembly OoSlDons The ideal candidate Should possess the following - Grade 12 eduabor Ability to work as a tear AoNity to worts suit work - Good work etni s - K,lowleoge of S PC would be an asset We offer camoebtne wage and benefit oackage. Please Send resume t PtfeeW Box No. 46023 Kiaprbli Rid Pe" Outlet. 1725 KAtip a Rd. PI kwwgi onwito L1V 11111116 Company located in Pickering, requires a wwehouse person. Must have 5 years work experience, and a clean driving record. Salary to be negotiated. Send resume to: THE TORONTO STAR SALES OPPORTUNITY STUDENTS!! We now holt pall lisle opwmps for wdrprdeN rMptope to Prones our SPECIAL INTRODUCTOW O -TA to poiwsiN Naini delivery .a.onI tlroughm Dolan No you d�M�y tJy eNOMed RILL r•wep provided wall the SUCCESiSRA. CA N D 10 ATES EXPECT111G TO EARN tP TO AND OVER $20. PER HOUR in conawesoiia GOOD Conowmcaion Seaay and Shies a deems wia 110 Pteak tolled oe ■ dr/diee Saari TRAN93OUATON and wrtanuon opod a oursonic s". R EXBLE WORKING HOURS SM 111 10 Pik Boa - Thom I PAL - t PAL Sol AGGRESSIVE SELF STNTrOG QUALIFIED /OIVDUALS Pmm d or Scow WZ32 rasill a ask -12 moos Set Sin laim -5p^Noa-Fri. HAIRSTYLIST WANTED with wltna;: Clientele Chair for ren:. Excellent wage. 6D% COM11111Sti0r1 Bonuses Ask for Mand 5911 Evenings 7254745 CPNTED No suiperlence needed Fun III, part-time guaranteed corrimincn, pls daily cash bonuses Apply in parser Mort - Sec 10.5 Sub 204 965 Dundee SL.w_ wh" AIRLINE JOBS! $6 - S20ntr. w tt excellent minetits. Marty positrons. Werl/women. Will train. ; all 1-504-6464512_ ext =1103, 24 his. ASSISTANT SUPEFW(r ND@IT CoApw '"M for hie rue aperlirnwil s In Apel. Good ulary aid Bene- fits. Mutt hm w4w- ence Pleese d 6W 0916 b91a199n 930 sed 4:9 LJVE in hanekeew startled. Du le nttckae care at home. ckill ..%" Chilld so and man wctn, I Non smak r. call 831-9620. Issue mwasag•. PART trite day tea, required for, Quark X-prew and Adobe t- Iwtrator on the Macintosh conga« T•aehno @epenence an asset. also know4•dger of Core Draw and Pow- R k•r hefplul. Call Ron. Dudtam BLwi news COWA@r College. 427- 3010. (0120e0) NAtfE 15 live, a weak else you would like to make productive? Walk out d yarn honks. Sam $1000 a no1M with an exceNow 37 yew old oonpany. Oehsrw This Welk. 965 Fanwsil Avs. P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. Om. LiH 711.5, Fila 1119011. (012193) We require a dynamic individual who has a minimum high school diploma, is self motivated, confident and positive. Individuals who have some experience with any of the following, will be given preference: Real Estate sales. contracts, desktop publishing, lotus, wordperfect or related data base or software experience. Salary Range: $18.OW - $22,000 Please drop off your resume at 1400- 11 A Bayly Street, Pickering, Ontario. •(filly those applicants with resumes will he considered for this position. RETAIL SALES POSITION J PART-TIME We require an outgoing, enthusiastic salesperson to join our team. Please call if you are available 20-28 hours per week consisting of a combination of days, evenings and weekends. Call for information 420-3223 160 DWaCare Z20 Sale 230 Wanted nted For Dental EXPERIENCED non smoill TWO original IBM PC's with 640K. Also a 35MM Minolta WANTED - stoves. fridges. washer and dryers, working or live out nanny with references required to care for 3 children. camera. X-370 with flash and not. Also wanted, pickup truck er than 1978). II Mon -Friday. 7:30-5:30 p.m. case. Can Aurel Sher 6 p.m. at Picketing, 420.8833. (TFALL) Picke Fmkyu'Liverpool area. 420-0961 8313691. (011593) ---------- - 14- snow Lres and PERSON required part time to ELMIRA fireplace insert, air light rims for a Cutlass 20S70R-14. watch 3 year old and 8 month Five efficiency. Decorative gold trim. 3 sped tan, glass door, allthertessage. Cali 434.5780 and leave old toys. days and 7 1 12 for $800. Also nearly two (011993) days per month. in our home. References recurred. Bayly/Bur. tacecords of seasoned hardwood and chimney brush Lost Found cher area. 686-1364. (011593) - tree with stove. 428-1365. 280 I& 165 Day Care PIANOS/GRANDFATHER LOST Alaskan Malamute - Available CLOCKS Pianos. rent to own, female. 10 months old. grey. COMMISSION Saes feign• " M Medical 1 50 a� energetic sales people for hi- cord. Pick up Sol. and sen. 666 8797. (1227912) lech industry. transportation Dental required. new territories for cable TV. MaAhwrv%wwtasts areas. Call 11411100-567-2617 for 135 skilled Help apowttnwn a sed resume to rssnBABYBITTER Don McEwen. 775 Marm S7 E. Million Ont. L9T 3Z3. (012193: wgtl, 4, IUN time. fl•ainb Mors. Raliaeradt and Delaney area. EXPERIE# CED service Met, - tiANLLJ1111D requires cleaners,Pascal YOU an aRpoing. conlidalt. Ewoss. and Musts«. Du Than mean required for Malo, 3 SkilledIp 135 appliances. Call 686-8808. Days. bondable. rehabb. 683 dner,rir@d, 9rlRiabuc, retabb. Business Carpal« Col 4134. (TF) deer apeaking. a great caw«- 427.3010. jTF) (012193) 16 a" rail MAIWNEfBER needed with FUe /6013 expense, and ceenteas. to work in a tun and maxed aAll, yloaphaw Sox comn*mmwL MAKE a fortune with your PRODUCTf011 SuP«viw - w Cas Krya9o44WI324. (0115e0) sorriest Use any type cam«& ails a gmw" kown "Food Amazing recorded nme$ag• LU#VufIlu"'t9 Carwny in she 120 Office Help wveals details. 24 hes. 416404- "" e � 1591. (011583) N you are a No starts nth mfr► E you we am* or a am* ASWTANT cook needed for r, fu,n dw tis arplanne ry parerit or sspwaW or dkiorad newly opened restuWant in elpeien ie. @oris pool 9@000. with three years work Pickering. Experienced in dary education, send your Wann&mm� quality, for bnsktast. Call affair noon. 427- r9surns in - III lc@ a: Fib owx 45 and hays ncendy been 06=" 9. (011793) 06006. Oshawa Whitby This bid or. you may quality for train - Week P O Boa 481 e%.b In DUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN Required with minimum 2 years post secondary education in chemical field. Duties to include the physical testing of manufacturered coatings as well as documentation both manual and computer generated. Please forward resume to: P.O. Box 100 AJAX, Ontario L1 S 3C2 PRIVATE HONE CARE Nursing Assistant 8 Assistant capable of camp fol "fly d bedridden 24 fin a day act size upright, grand. digital keyooards. CLOCKS - tree delivery and set up. Call Teft and take advantage of our low prices on at stock during our January Sale now onl 4331491 Excellent references Salary OAK.PINE tables. chars. beds and bedroom furniture - hand- rlBgaiabie craned before your eyes - by Cal( Betty 686-3575 one of Ontario's largest or Rita 839-3065 manufacturers. Buy direct and saw. Eq. 42' round sola oak EXPERIENCED :are gNe. gives pedestal table and 4 chairs. TLC r her nine Kegs Cres. 5699 Queen r-arnonball bed. Harwow area Crafts. outings. i299 Over 200 stain choices -utnt,ous lunches Babies 985-8774. TRADITIONA_ welcome Tracey. 427-2295 WOODWORKING. (012193' BABYSITTER rsiou red. 390- ANTIOUE pod table. 6x 12 slate 7:30 p Monday to Friday Approximately 80 years old Arax area. now Lord Durham New felt top and oovenwstate school- Pease cal day9irre or sale, undles temhae rrww oolt. after 8 3 0 o . m . for more worn once. pard $6500 sting wilormnatior, 427 82U. (012093) for $4500 size 7-9 Can 721- ROSSLAND/GARRARD area in 7500 (0 11793 *morns daycare services JERRY'S Wipers. Clan wtow s. available Babies welcome. call new and sled shop Costs. Mu- Conne at 404-9267 10 discuss Loved ooverats. used clothing. your Child care needs. (0 11793) new clothing for the whole EXPERIENCED shad car* tally Boo the recession. lees than 1,_2 once Bayy c . provided sus or part erre. any . Ayr. Hours. 9 am -6m -m- 6 D.m. 427. ape. I Wwatn•y Rd and 2669 (012193; Hwy e2 Call 686-8416. THREE bedroom sets Sears DAYCARE avanubie .r clean, -Bonnet" triple dresser and smoke 'lee home 20 19 years desk. 50 Sears-Opwn Slock- eNo* rienCe. excellent whoa prOVrnclil kpr9M Bn/eu rererer'OM Fun or part tube. r- and desk $2, 5 7 pece tlwiow' taros welcome Asoma Rd and ST Barimo,o- solid wood. Hwy 82 Cal 509-9623 $40C Can 4208995. (011793) I would rte to cone for your in- ATTENTION cambers' Golden tam in my non smtoklrig homy Charter. Coals' to Coa"PI Flexibie hours. Rougemdunt Dr. IAeturo membership Camp at and Rceabank Rd. Ptiolkering. 500 resoms lot $t a mpht. Pad 509-1481. (0 12093 $4.000. rills: sell. $695 Cal MM'S Kate Daycare. Westney. 614-761.9257 (011993) north Ot Hwy 82. plenty of CARPET I nave sewers 1000 wferwnces. secure rwrrte care. yards Of new StarwrAmw and One year devotion. limited space 100% nylon carpet. Will do living atrarlsble Rec•pts 9nwn. avad- rooms and hall for $360 In - able from 6:30-5:30 P.m cludes carpet, pad. and maximum 427.1770. (012193) instalatidn- (30 bards). SIM. SDRC ER/BAYLr area - pot 789i20G8. (TF tmetpaieavaiablw.15mortne LOOKING lot quality and O1Owr. large fenced yard. SIPPke1OK° Hank's Appharncw Inches and snacks proimiled carries a full line of Crosl y Happy wnvtronment. RMerwnces appliances. All Crpsley appsan- amodsible. 686.7260. (011793) cola are P"olmon Msnutaaund PICKERING Beach Rd. area owan to exact standards and tt•s. This ~1W to (Apxl- Aldrtner d one evalabie Distaff and wakmanithP rw mee l0 provide exc•l•nf oaycw. you can rely on Crosl•y Fenced yard and playground � ,or "*Wb Peder WKO nearby tot outdoor activdtes, a d rokabley. In fact. their ap- Pbaw call 6834454. (011593) pl,ycels are so dependable, that 170 Employment Croslwy, provides a ten year Wanted limited warranty. That's welows contidence...that Crosl•y EXPERIENCED mature quality. Hank's Appliances. 191 tlecnUry ""a positron wah Bbor St. E. Unt 06, Oshows. doctor or medical price. Mwdical 728-4043 (Behind Mukit•ch) amhPROFE1lONAelLI 9 300 Automobiles 1332. (011793) For Sale sin •ars and pianist for 8 wed I ga. social o errs, night dubs. Lessons also avau". Excellent references, reasornbfe rates. In Durham Repion. a1 7256011 or 686 3562-(012193) MEN with trucks will do houseliold naves. dean up jobs, odd jobs. decorating. Pointing, anything. Can Carl or Jana, 427-20&ff) 205 Fe 00 ROKA Lumber Hardwood, 4%8'x12'. $W. 4'xBx16', SM Soft wood 419%12' srail6la $40. Days. 705277-3391. ewe - 4346886. (TF) BROOKLJN Firewood - WON seasoned hardwood and $C*AVod. /2' and /8'. Kiidiig available Saltwoodfa$48fl- ATTENTION Paieds. t•adn«s Ing assistanu. DIP/CERT, anyone who fovea children. Stan Ont. L1H 7L5. (012190) Lotus, Wordpw 00. 0 -base, n bona busn•as with �• atxpaci flsdlord, autooad' " M Medical 1 50 a� Da Care 16 0 �� cord. Pick up Sol. and sen. 666 8797. (1227912) your own HASSEY'B requires dish. For Verswa Hamad. Dental Discovery Toys. more waslne,�ep poison. Must walk pagnrtslror. intam/ion. p1 Muriel a 404- dry@ and min I I Apply in CaPM. CanPkria mrk�ip 1 Fewaet - 06 19M dS. M rssnBABYBITTER required: (01 psn, 774 Liverpool and C. Maekwosf4 Otlalk wgtl, 4, IUN time. fl•ainb Mors. Raliaeradt and Delaney area. tiANLLJ1111D requires cleaners,Pascal YOU an aRpoing. conlidalt. Ewoss. and Musts«. Du Than Call Cheryl at 831-8888. y One hour, 7 am. and 2 112 firs. 1817 cubic r. older aievolatorr Days. bondable. rehabb. 683 dner,rir@d, 9rlRiabuc, retabb. Business Carpal« Col 4134. (TF) deer apeaking. a great caw«- 427.3010. jTF) T T/A9lBIBTANT (to 6:30 max) With enough French to hel0.p with grade 3 excellent owx"n. Np1N hand door. $200 Ca1�88}4239. SUPPORT warless part urrle to ssiorafst and NEED MONEYI SUPPORT VMtAutism so Excitingtsbmakan9Dceo-ls C16aMNOD9jaL Part nim• for Whitby dental office. HARP experience &129. 011 3) Moseby. 683- 8129.p11793) Articles 220 29ywold man assist hornwAthhbdollyad"M lots you write your own is Open foryalr required. Call 404.0404. (012190) NANWneeded nour 1101 1a FQrSale .7W nlirnpa rtin a homie and in the Oshawa (Ilfyefnedks, mom t evening Will (rain. For s11Nls aftrsYtdiw. CSN Jim 9 ar1L-f~.g.M OOIIrM119R0f etlefy 9.M API IBNBIA (V«kpwktwN needed 5 month old. livpederW. eout References required. Norah BEDROOM suite. 5pi@os, Iialtd Community. ta4365304. Noon or 6-310-111:30 P.M. 420- f. deNt taN SM. (01111198) Cd 6704=Ylslledi - .V. Most onelhgs and weekends. Call 428.6055. Wastney wes. Can 61112991 (012083) crafted sokd oak, asking $1900. Call evenings, 886-8329. (012193) . black. salt and white. brown eyes. about 75%85 lbs. resembles a wolf, lost since Jan 71n. Slipped Of' Dollar. Lost In Harmony and Tennyson Rd South Oshawa. REWARD. Cal 576-0751. (012193) LOST Beagle, female. In - colour, docked tail, tattoo, in West Shore or F renchman's Bay area. REWARD 699-1042 or 420-5625. (011793( FOUND male. greyish silver, tabby Detween 6-8 months old wry affectionatw. Found or Fncay Jan. 8 in the vicinity of Kingsion Rd and Valley Famr area. Pickenng Cal 420-933? or 668-9718 (012093 LOST Ladies Eastern Sta• Lodge Ring. gold txand. bHOk face, gold star. Whtoy area. Thursday Jan. 7. Sertxnental value Phone 623-5190 REWARD female kitten. 6 moritns. tan with lock stripes, answers to Harry Fleldlgnt and Gleranna area 837.2637 290 Pets-Supplies- Boardinq AT las' a lw ^holNatana all picas, to cop tr-nwv Ciasees starting soon for all Ietrwls ane apes (9 wewts-10 years) Cas K-9 Klubhoule. 416404-8617 or 416-837-2364. (012193• PAu►DIEN OSEDW-WA: No. classes oormrnanp Monday Jan. 25 Puppy. Beginners. Novice. Trial Preparation Thursdays. Open L Utility Wednesdays Our Success Rate Speaks For Itself Teeephone 6689425. (01171X!) 300 AutotmobFor iles le feel SonmrAikk fully loaded 100.000 kms., $11,000. 686 2900. 7 am. -390 P-rrt (011793h T"o beautiful Buick Regal Custom, with air, am/fm Citawtlw. delay wiper. iia Virte•I. plush interior, owned by one gehtfeman. Only SWW. Priors 725-8769.(011793) 111N Ford Tempo GL. 4 door. light blue. only 104,000 kms.. check this car belor• you toy or lease a row car. Only $3OW certified Call 726-0705 1966 Plymouth Reliant 4 doi station wa9bn• 96.000kms., certified. $2000. 668-2130 (012083) IM Pontiac SonleirBa Sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic. all original. no rurA, 99.obb lana. csrtdled. $3695 Gown Auto. Pickering. 42904129. f012ttp3) HONDA WHEN ONLY THE BEST WALL W. 1990 CMC Sl, WITH Alt CONDIT1010", SPORT INTERIOR, POWER ROOF AND MORE $2791 1"2 PRELUDE sill, LOADED WITH EOUPMENT. 'A LOW FLYING UFO' $143A 196E ACCORD, AUTOMATIC, LOW MILEAGE. THIS CAR WILL KEEP YOU HAPPY FOR A LONG TIME 82785. 19190 CIVIC AUTOMATIC lIEDAN WITH AIR, STEREO d ITS N GREAT SHAPE $ 2784 1991 ACCORD EXi POWER PACKAGE AND AIR MAKE THIS A REALLY DESIRABLE CAR $2783 1991 CIVIC OX HATCHBACK, FUN ECONOMICAL, AIR CONDITIONED i HONDAS GREAT VALUE $2774. VMffBY OSMWA MMIOM013 M1772 110 DlllttSL EK- WMbr ear 0)IE wllx V xl PLUS :Lemon" M M" 9d WA" 'wttrdllillftwplhm n i7rd f�iDfr PIIO�E! • iAll(IVT- RRSFTE NITER +w al axNti lltlail l9drsl 404-2055 Or 26146421 1995 Plymouth Reliant. power steering, brakes, auto, good tires, one owner, runs well. Ex- cellent second car/student auto. As is, $1200 o.b.o. 683.4318. JO 12093) 1985 Pontiac Parisienne Brougham, luxury car, good condition. $3000. Cal 432.1963. to 11993) 1985 S10 Blazer 4x4, excellent condition. V6, automatic, pg., pb.. tit, arrvlm cassette. new brakes and exhaust, high mileage. $3900 certified. Winchester Auto Sales. Brooklet, 655-5437 or 655-8082. (012193) 1984 Chrysler 5th Avenue. loaded. full power steering, brakes. varldows. door lodes. Very good condition. Charcoal grey exterior. red leather interior, $2495 o.b.o. 839.7136 after 6 p.m.(011593) test VW Rabbd. convertible. low mileage, mint condition. $3500 certified. 420-7267. !C 12193) 1980 Dodge Diplomat. as is, $500 434-8431 after 6 p.m. (011993) 1979 Lincoln COminer". good working condition. needs some body work. As s. $600 o.b.O. Can 6334502. (0120.793) BANKRUPT Credit Problems. No credo check. Cars leased to own. 1978-1984. 50 Cars to choose from. 686.7428. 725- 1 251988 or 6863775. (TFALL) DATSUN Maxima. 1982, ac., am,fm, loaded. Very good condition. M Wim )ob. 31500 o.bo. as s. Call 420.3699. Bring your own planets. (01179M Automob'! es 305 Wanted CUT RATE TOWING NOW AVAL.ABLE in Durham Regan. Call now and compare! It No two by towing bills. Scrap cars and trucks removed free IIf 417-9797 Apartments �00 For Rent OWN WRY St. N. - aradable. Cozy one Dodroan apartment. upper floor of house. $525 mtorthly, n- dudss unities and parking- First and last required. 985-0488. AJAX - bright targe newly renovated one bedroo n base - merit apartment, laundry facilities, 4 appliances. broadloom, 3 Doe. bath. parki g- Closs to arrwees. $600 . 50% utaities. Firsvlast. 619-0015. CLEAN one bedroom upper floor of duplex in Oshawa. fudge. stow, washer, dryer, private entrance, parking, garage. AdWrdaRason area Available now $550 Indus". Call 436-6085. (011983) PICKERING - one bedroom basement apartment, broadloan, ..para» orwrar", Central air. $550 inch snot. FrW list. Araiablo Feb. 1. $38-7054. WHITBY - main Boor 3 bedrorR $800 inclrlra Hugo basrrwe $1100 rnckol er. Yard backs Oreo 20 we 9M^ park clow o of anenaies, garage available, &Mkblc lmwdislely. Cal 430- 3696, bare message- (012093) PICKERING- near lake, 3 bedroom boon d apwgftwi , $675 negotiable plus 1/2 uta kW& Avassbb March 1. 251- 2750 or 138.0687 ager 6 p.m (012193) MAX - Ordlond Towns. two and three bedroom apartments. Available 1191Mdislsy, Feb. 1. and March 1. OWN building. peak sauna. close to ahopPlr0- 401 and Go. AppfmbTWely $750 and 051. Cal 4267280 or 683.5322 until 7:30 p.m. (0128831 AJAX - dbbaetrorn bmwnwd aprmore, very diet 4 Pon. bathroom, carpet throughout separate rmanee, laundry. ferhoed yard, dow 10 Go. aeras able munedWA*. Just $700 Inclusive. First and last. Call now a 6865873 or 4367921. 2ITB WHITBY - furnished one bedroom at bachelor. walk to Go in 4 plea, Windry. bak-Y, pork one, no peM- ON and up. 416 284.1618 or 5062038. (011793) AJAX - bright basement apmuro , apwas ormarAw large bedroom, complete ilkihan, NYngroom 4 pee, bath. famal ail. shared l undry. IM monthly, utilitlers and cable Included. 663184. fill 140M WHITBY - two level, one bedroom plus den, unusual. parking, $796 WAka". Go. awlleM boom * GOMM. J•- PICKERING 1480 Pickering Parkway Spacious 3 bedroom apartments • Four Appliances 11 • Close to GO Transit/Pickering Town Centre/Hwy. 401 • Immediate Occupancy From =795 per month. Cats 420.6305 for appointment, or visit rental office at - 1480 Pickering Parkway 8110 PICKERING - large one AJAX - Wearw#pjchio - dice WHITBY- wit. low roe. OL wtewtearrtretvawtoeve, REGENCY PLACT bed►oorn bImwoo " apererrm, bedroan detached. 112 blahs, building, close to Go. Two $147 per mONO. Contact Doug SENIORS APARTMENT esparele entrance, walk 10 GO/ two car, Ow. Quiet. now schools, bedroom, 1 1/2 baths. at 888.8805, Corrnunity Finrt. Town Centre. SWO utilities shopping, 10 min. walk to Go. 5 appiarwes, laundry facftm, dal Services. (TF) COMPLEX trlch, 'a . AN atpplances, avail- apDsar�. no pets. ieleronces. 1880 rwk,srvo Call 4362770. Available 1950. 416- LARGE three bedroom able irrrnediaey, suitable lot 886lable Feb.els. 1.3) 460 °ice b Retail "arm'ou'l c01dO N*hsd re, Exceim location femhsle, ninon smoker, no pets. room. patio and Nnced n yard. Parking available 420 4127. (011993) AJAX - duplex. spacious house Space New wit dows. door. carpet tub ouietsem (across PICKERING - 'excellent for two families Separate surrounding, dose /o athool. frompark)^9 from location- stunning three entrance, 2 bedrooms, ventral •. • , . •' ... , . . ►. •.' °. - TITS 1:�tlIW AY'Y�ltER 11YiuUf, �AM1A1tlY• 1lQy H�-rAC� 1i 300 ftftFnv%r "SM"e 400 "Fwm= 400 A pammt 400 Apa'�"� 400 ' 's 410 Houm � 455 Homois Condos � 500For Sale ear 0)IE wllx V xl PLUS :Lemon" M M" 9d WA" 'wttrdllillftwplhm n i7rd f�iDfr PIIO�E! • iAll(IVT- RRSFTE NITER +w al axNti lltlail l9drsl 404-2055 Or 26146421 1995 Plymouth Reliant. power steering, brakes, auto, good tires, one owner, runs well. Ex- cellent second car/student auto. As is, $1200 o.b.o. 683.4318. JO 12093) 1985 Pontiac Parisienne Brougham, luxury car, good condition. $3000. Cal 432.1963. to 11993) 1985 S10 Blazer 4x4, excellent condition. V6, automatic, pg., pb.. tit, arrvlm cassette. new brakes and exhaust, high mileage. $3900 certified. Winchester Auto Sales. Brooklet, 655-5437 or 655-8082. (012193) 1984 Chrysler 5th Avenue. loaded. full power steering, brakes. varldows. door lodes. Very good condition. Charcoal grey exterior. red leather interior, $2495 o.b.o. 839.7136 after 6 p.m.(011593) test VW Rabbd. convertible. low mileage, mint condition. $3500 certified. 420-7267. !C 12193) 1980 Dodge Diplomat. as is, $500 434-8431 after 6 p.m. (011993) 1979 Lincoln COminer". good working condition. needs some body work. As s. $600 o.b.O. Can 6334502. (0120.793) BANKRUPT Credit Problems. No credo check. Cars leased to own. 1978-1984. 50 Cars to choose from. 686.7428. 725- 1 251988 or 6863775. (TFALL) DATSUN Maxima. 1982, ac., am,fm, loaded. Very good condition. M Wim )ob. 31500 o.bo. as s. Call 420.3699. Bring your own planets. (01179M Automob'! es 305 Wanted CUT RATE TOWING NOW AVAL.ABLE in Durham Regan. Call now and compare! It No two by towing bills. Scrap cars and trucks removed free IIf 417-9797 Apartments �00 For Rent OWN WRY St. N. - aradable. Cozy one Dodroan apartment. upper floor of house. $525 mtorthly, n- dudss unities and parking- First and last required. 985-0488. AJAX - bright targe newly renovated one bedroo n base - merit apartment, laundry facilities, 4 appliances. broadloom, 3 Doe. bath. parki g- Closs to arrwees. $600 . 50% utaities. Firsvlast. 619-0015. CLEAN one bedroom upper floor of duplex in Oshawa. fudge. stow, washer, dryer, private entrance, parking, garage. AdWrdaRason area Available now $550 Indus". Call 436-6085. (011983) PICKERING - one bedroom basement apartment, broadloan, ..para» orwrar", Central air. $550 inch snot. FrW list. Araiablo Feb. 1. $38-7054. WHITBY - main Boor 3 bedrorR $800 inclrlra Hugo basrrwe $1100 rnckol er. Yard backs Oreo 20 we 9M^ park clow o of anenaies, garage available, &Mkblc lmwdislely. Cal 430- 3696, bare message- (012093) PICKERING- near lake, 3 bedroom boon d apwgftwi , $675 negotiable plus 1/2 uta kW& Avassbb March 1. 251- 2750 or 138.0687 ager 6 p.m (012193) MAX - Ordlond Towns. two and three bedroom apartments. Available 1191Mdislsy, Feb. 1. and March 1. OWN building. peak sauna. close to ahopPlr0- 401 and Go. AppfmbTWely $750 and 051. Cal 4267280 or 683.5322 until 7:30 p.m. (0128831 AJAX - dbbaetrorn bmwnwd aprmore, very diet 4 Pon. bathroom, carpet throughout separate rmanee, laundry. ferhoed yard, dow 10 Go. aeras able munedWA*. Just $700 Inclusive. First and last. Call now a 6865873 or 4367921. 2ITB WHITBY - furnished one bedroom at bachelor. walk to Go in 4 plea, Windry. bak-Y, pork one, no peM- ON and up. 416 284.1618 or 5062038. (011793) AJAX - bright basement apmuro , apwas ormarAw large bedroom, complete ilkihan, NYngroom 4 pee, bath. famal ail. shared l undry. IM monthly, utilitlers and cable Included. 663184. fill 140M WHITBY - two level, one bedroom plus den, unusual. parking, $796 WAka". Go. awlleM boom * GOMM. J•- PICKERING 1480 Pickering Parkway Spacious 3 bedroom apartments • Four Appliances 11 • Close to GO Transit/Pickering Town Centre/Hwy. 401 • Immediate Occupancy From =795 per month. Cats 420.6305 for appointment, or visit rental office at - 1480 Pickering Parkway 8110 PICKERING - large one AJAX - Wearw#pjchio - dice WHITBY- wit. low roe. OL wtewtearrtretvawtoeve, REGENCY PLACT bed►oorn bImwoo " apererrm, bedroan detached. 112 blahs, building, close to Go. Two $147 per mONO. Contact Doug SENIORS APARTMENT esparele entrance, walk 10 GO/ two car, Ow. Quiet. now schools, bedroom, 1 1/2 baths. at 888.8805, Corrnunity Finrt. Town Centre. SWO utilities shopping, 10 min. walk to Go. 5 appiarwes, laundry facftm, dal Services. (TF) COMPLEX trlch, 'a . AN atpplances, avail- apDsar�. no pets. ieleronces. 1880 rwk,srvo Call 4362770. Available 1950. 416- LARGE three bedroom able irrrnediaey, suitable lot 886lable Feb.els. 1.3) 460 °ice b Retail "arm'ou'l c01dO N*hsd re, Exceim location femhsle, ninon smoker, no pets. room. patio and Nnced n yard. Parking available 420 4127. (011993) AJAX - duplex. spacious house Space New wit dows. door. carpet tub ouietsem (across PICKERING - 'excellent for two families Separate surrounding, dose /o athool. !9WRrenl9 I driveway, backyard, $775 Bayy, modern three bedroom LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE Days 430-7397i"cl1Ne. Call 72&1047after 6 bungalow. main floor near Go Evenin§s 668-5489 p.m. (012193) and 401. Yard. eat -in ktcflen. • Superior 2-bdrm. suites- laundry room. 4 appliances, • Lake Views still available PICKERING - large one bedroom basement apartment$900 . 12 utilities Cas 631- • Balconies plus den. Minutes from GO. 61347. (0t 1993) • 5 appliances $550. Available Feb. t. 839- Townhouses • Ensuite laundry • 2 baths (Incl. master ertsulte) • Individual ensuile healk4air conditioning units • Underground parking • Oft -Site Security • On-site maintenance • Parking included $970.00 to $1,570 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL (AJAX) (TORONTO) 1 723.1912. f011793) $900 . utilities Non srn ors 427-0363 OR 861-1000 "' " la " 3027 cher 6 p.m. (011793) 420 For Rent Why rem? Asking $80.900 firm Cal 725.1888. (012193► 510 To Fo Sale FREEHOLD Townhouse, 8 months new, 3 bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths, walkout from kitchen, garage. very large lot. Courtice, $/29,900. Call 404-8528. 540 ° �pe ONE acre lakefront Halburton, $89.900. 10 acre, well. Crownland east of Peterborough, drily $195 monthly. 6 ave waWrom. 500 h. $49.900. 140 acres d south d Pon Perry. 2.5 acres. Phos Pkn survey d all properties. Cal ONE and two bedroom apart- Ajax, 427-6637. (01199M ments available. Reasonable PICKERINGs - _verpooVHwy rates, all inclusive. Located n 92 . 3 . 1 bedroom townhouse. 4 Florida BRAND new two erlobedro in cabin south Oshawa. Close to two baahs. 4 appliances. cable. " �O Vacattion ReidalS_ plus two aces ovenodcrp Dray schools, shops and Gm. Call walk to Town Centre. 401. Go River. Snowrnobile trails, big 7281993. between 9-9 p -m. station. $950 . hydro. 420-3625. MARCH break - 1320th. one Lake blose by. Only $49.900. (011793) mile from Disney in luxury time- Vendor will friance. Low down TWO OeCroom in quiet dean 8 - _ _ _ share resort, sleeps 6. Call ahem 427-6637. (011993) pox, ronin Oshawa. Close to al PICKERING - immaculate 3 6 p.m. 420-7282 ¢011593) amenities. fridge. stove. parking. bedroom townhouse. partially CABIN sundodk and lot. $2000 tum shed. apphanCes mdud FLORIDA - mann d March, two clow••. $400 monthly $68.000 to balcony. laundry facilities. $700 ing . hydro. Available Jan. 1 or Feb. 06hwashen and washer/dryer. M dieneoom Duplex' one block 10 r� retsh.reat relax. retire. A family Madera Bsacn 5900 U S retreat Ross Baker 613-335- Only 13335 AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartmen! r `a- ly ojuding. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking Included. Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 , lirfx Sat -Sun 12-5 fill' r ' 1Krlm"Tu" .- _.. AJAX - NEW LAKESIDE APARTMENTS 3 bedrooms, fireplace, dishwasher, parlung Included, available immediately. $850 mcirtlhty, plus utilities. Call Jan or John 723-2255 before 5 P.M. EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS 576-7433 32- PICKERING Village - large two frompark)^9 from location- stunning three entrance, 2 bedrooms, ventral bedroom basement apartment. Well-mantarted bedroom. main floor apartment, are appliances. fireplace, large Camper Organized activities $1000 monthly, utilities, laundry, yard. pool. $850 plus. Available appliances. air conditlorned. from Bus stop right outside steps to GO. Residential area. immediately. 640-743.0. 611 Galahad. 3 bedroom500 Homes 42012104. (011793) NEWLY renovated two bedroom ,-els t. Cal 683-5656 (011793) Free bus service to NORTH Oshawa - one bedroom home, fronting Lake Ontario. ROOMS To PICKERING V -nage exc=t 430 grocery store every apanrrwnL upper duplex, very Huge yard. quiet Durchase options ava.latle purchase Nash Tuesday private, parking, available neighbourhood. nice view, close utilities. Available March '. - Walking d151ante to immediately. $495 monthly. to all conveniences, appliances. apalr,*nt. and Kros.Phone shopptrlg (drug store 7269239. (012093) first and last required. No pets. r�aDy. power,ixv o. ex - baric) AJAX - two bedroom apartmtem, $750. 8335746. (011993) barnroorrs. fama y��central One&twobeboom fully equipped, laundry PICKERING - Liverpool and !9WRrenl9 I driveway, backyard, $775 Bayy, modern three bedroom LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE Days 430-7397i"cl1Ne. Call 72&1047after 6 bungalow. main floor near Go Evenin§s 668-5489 p.m. (012193) and 401. Yard. eat -in ktcflen. • Superior 2-bdrm. suites- laundry room. 4 appliances, • Lake Views still available PICKERING - large one bedroom basement apartment$900 . 12 utilities Cas 631- • Balconies plus den. Minutes from GO. 61347. (0t 1993) • 5 appliances $550. Available Feb. t. 839- Townhouses • Ensuite laundry • 2 baths (Incl. master ertsulte) • Individual ensuile healk4air conditioning units • Underground parking • Oft -Site Security • On-site maintenance • Parking included $970.00 to $1,570 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL (AJAX) (TORONTO) 1 723.1912. f011793) $900 . utilities Non srn ors 427-0363 OR 861-1000 "' " la " 3027 cher 6 p.m. (011793) 420 For Rent Why rem? Asking $80.900 firm Cal 725.1888. (012193► 510 To Fo Sale FREEHOLD Townhouse, 8 months new, 3 bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths, walkout from kitchen, garage. very large lot. Courtice, $/29,900. Call 404-8528. 540 ° �pe ONE acre lakefront Halburton, $89.900. 10 acre, well. Crownland east of Peterborough, drily $195 monthly. 6 ave waWrom. 500 h. $49.900. 140 acres d south d Pon Perry. 2.5 acres. Phos Pkn survey d all properties. Cal ONE and two bedroom apart- Ajax, 427-6637. (01199M ments available. Reasonable PICKERINGs - _verpooVHwy rates, all inclusive. Located n 92 . 3 . 1 bedroom townhouse. 4 Florida BRAND new two erlobedro in cabin south Oshawa. Close to two baahs. 4 appliances. cable. " �O Vacattion ReidalS_ plus two aces ovenodcrp Dray schools, shops and Gm. Call walk to Town Centre. 401. Go River. Snowrnobile trails, big 7281993. between 9-9 p -m. station. $950 . hydro. 420-3625. MARCH break - 1320th. one Lake blose by. Only $49.900. (011793) mile from Disney in luxury time- Vendor will friance. Low down TWO OeCroom in quiet dean 8 - _ _ _ share resort, sleeps 6. Call ahem 427-6637. (011993) pox, ronin Oshawa. Close to al PICKERING - immaculate 3 6 p.m. 420-7282 ¢011593) amenities. fridge. stove. parking. bedroom townhouse. partially CABIN sundodk and lot. $2000 tum shed. apphanCes mdud FLORIDA - mann d March, two clow••. $400 monthly $68.000 to balcony. laundry facilities. $700 ing . hydro. Available Jan. 1 or Feb. 06hwashen and washer/dryer. M dieneoom Duplex' one block 10 r� retsh.reat relax. retire. A family Madera Bsacn 5900 U S retreat Ross Baker 613-335- Only 13335 AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartmen! r `a- ly ojuding. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking Included. Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 , lirfx Sat -Sun 12-5 fill' r ' 1Krlm"Tu" .- _.. AJAX - NEW LAKESIDE APARTMENTS 3 bedrooms, fireplace, dishwasher, parlung Included, available immediately. $850 mcirtlhty, plus utilities. Call Jan or John 723-2255 before 5 P.M. EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS 576-7433 32- PICKERING Village - large two only James. 619.1477 or 690- mon t y. a rC aril, 5547. Highway Coffee Shop with 3554, evenings. 666-4670. alpa293 nment.5129.000 f0. 7) bedroom basement apartment. m. 38x7 eller 5 p.(leave (012193) (012193) Camper non srrlOKw. no pets $600message). ^efts hours lot IT 593) appliances. air conditlorned. from 570 hydro. F,rsT and last. avadabie 611 Galahad. 3 bedroom500 Homes Trailers Sites ,-els t. Cal 683-5656 (011793) ttrnnuse o. roc room garage. For Sale ROOMS To PICKERING V -nage exc=t 430 oc. batt, washer , dryer st and last. SSW rntmy Plus first Durchase options ava.latle purchase Nash t99t rCtoci grow sleeps a MAIN ' oOr 3 bedroom ''.iverppd utilities. Available March '. F W^'my a Sir. propane clovece box. apalr,*nt. and Kros.Phone '2&6588. (011993) bedroom. 2300 s 1t Hr. 3 r�aDy. power,ixv o. ex - no P!cker n9 Ava ab:e 1-1 umdlaely. $975 montMy. Fa ONE. 'ro and three bedroom barnroorrs. fama y��central 27- center" condition$2600. 427- 0Wl ovoratings tC•t793) further nlormaton. Deese cat lux,.ry condos. Beautiful air, French doors, incredible F I appliances. 'int and tact. No i8 RISE BI OSHAwA 9650 days. 686-7870 evenings. preferred, first and Last 83, amilyroorn wen lveplaCe, • s' anc 2-c 'p 95% Jt +a.ue SOUTH END AJAX - detached 3 bodroan. 2 3253 soave message. (012093) cerxral air. vac. gas nestrhp, e A 7roperty 'ypeS Jt Sona La $ Clean cases, 1 1 2 oaths. farmly room with ROOM, furnisnod. on my bathrooms. Loge rot. rhgrourd cans O KK se v Ce and bedroom from $495. 2 fireplace. single garage. Feb. I. Country estate. rem Claremont pool. tiro car garage. in-law acc Dvars anme •ares bedroom from $595. 3 $1050 monthly plus utaeties will, own bathroom. Pod and basement apartment, alarm CITYCAN FINANCIAL bedroom tram WSus" 7259279. (011793) ergo grounds. $400 por rain system. 8% assumable CORP availability. Includes heat. P1CKEfeNG - Fronc�nrrMn's Bay. Prefer tousle and non smnkn miortgage to qualfed Durchasa 571-2880 OSHAWA ,able, parking, new two bedroom bungalow. 3 Cal and leave message at 643 Asking 1221'000 ca vrewng 686 2936 PICKERING apPV^ces appliances, broadloom. dock. '118. (011993) Call 6681477 (012193) 725 -AM or 7254160 yard becks one conservation WEST P dkermg - furnished -- wfHITSY - Lar 1 12 bedroom __IrmWate. $1020 plus. room. qunoT accomodatnon. 650 Auctions; 650 Auctions W 420-1415 (011393 relfront and Rouge River, River, air baaorrtert >partrThenl, separaa and parking. 580 weekly No la. Laundry floors KIII&W. gas. 4repco 'aaktes. 5675 utiktes inekoded. 534 Mary St. e- 2317864. Mon -Fn dunng bus,- property, quality features. 6 Pace. or private sa Or. 5'92.90C 430.8771 (011793) Money To 575 appliances. $595 inclusive. AJAX - Beath lful 2 bdrin ^efts hours lot IT 593) appliances. air conditlorned. from CONSUL CN:, ",read Lend W, b 2 bdrm. condo, facing lake ' 2 d AJAX one bedroom basement •*wmny. Rent to own and PICKERING Village •honey su'te$. Well Taintalned bt,iding Security, ROOMS To PICKERING V -nage exc=t 430 oc. batt, washer , dryer abam-hent. above ground An Durchase options ava.latle purchase Nash maser- ever 6000 SQ -11 buidng. BORROW $'0.3(C day as r^b a posse. +o4dentkv a coir` Rent 'dishwasher 'rockerl0► ofiht-es .nciuded. P'vate South east cornier Of and Trufls Rd.. Coumce. Open 14 -onns. Led as ar ,�� 9• n9 as S.6 -7 0.A 'C par "Ill vac Cal ,orry. 5687200. Muds Invesi- 101190) storage ' noW Moi ' entrance and Darling 4 House. Woo and Thurs 3-7 p.m alto breel. Con**rroal zonrng. •rtents -ld. For applkaNbhh. cal 7261203 or n ennes court' $850 ' Cali appliances. 'int and tact. No Sunda ' 4 b m For more r. Neal wom-errtit porentiat for - -- -- --- MONEY Orobker•r1Idoor bedroom oo Mine 4^r>M• P Fioliander 284 4751,, Jets Non 5630 er Dnfened . rotor matron, Call J041D n'n1 �rlCOme. Call Gtarrt Maar+wic. 1- -oatns. s o oat n^ s cried t able imnndkfth. SM mrehly. morsay. First and Ist. uiMis 6069153. (011583) yard. da k. walk w Go. $1100 . furniture. Non smokers. CaN i63C avaiLoe Smola+ 5T9-7505 or �au1a ana667-96.4 Coddvrei Banker (01190M IsrnI COURT" area - Oldr ham¢ PICKERING a 401 and Whew rhr i8 RISE BI OSHAwA 9650 days. 686-7870 evenings. preferred, first and Last 83, amilyroorn wen lveplaCe, • s' anc 2-c 'p 95% Jt +a.ue SOUTH END AJAX - detached 3 bodroan. 2 3253 soave message. (012093) cerxral air. vac. gas nestrhp, e A 7roperty 'ypeS Jt Sona La $ Clean cases, 1 1 2 oaths. farmly room with ROOM, furnisnod. on my bathrooms. Loge rot. rhgrourd cans O KK se v Ce and bedroom from $495. 2 fireplace. single garage. Feb. I. Country estate. rem Claremont pool. tiro car garage. in-law acc Dvars anme •ares bedroom from $595. 3 $1050 monthly plus utaeties will, own bathroom. Pod and basement apartment, alarm CITYCAN FINANCIAL bedroom tram WSus" 7259279. (011793) ergo grounds. $400 por rain system. 8% assumable CORP availability. Includes heat. P1CKEfeNG - Fronc�nrrMn's Bay. Prefer tousle and non smnkn miortgage to qualfed Durchasa 571-2880 OSHAWA ,able, parking, new two bedroom bungalow. 3 Cal and leave message at 643 Asking 1221'000 ca vrewng 686 2936 PICKERING apPV^ces appliances, broadloom. dock. '118. (011993) Call 6681477 (012193) 725 -AM or 7254160 yard becks one conservation WEST P dkermg - furnished -- wfHITSY - Lar 1 12 bedroom __IrmWate. $1020 plus. room. qunoT accomodatnon. 650 Auctions; 650 Auctions W 420-1415 (011393 relfront and Rouge River, River, air baaorrtert >partrThenl, separaa and parking. 580 weekly No la. Laundry floors KIII&W. gas. 4repco 'aaktes. 5675 utiktes inekoded. 534 Mary St. e- au •Lo-rrJe ;u ry�l Sheppard. 579-3052 at ,0it* _ Houses For Rema RMR Ream 'C' 1793! piartning, grrhenees Skopoed =REE -A7 -hater appliances. $595 inclusive. a 'oy 41 0 33474}TFALL)'d .$¢7.500 3oxrrnaovie. CONSUL CN:, ",read wr"ITOY - three bedroom man 5325 monthly $160 bi vs**)y. W, b 2 bdrm. Rent bedroom brick some, large te Co6s (Pi(]:ug- Ueed Class to Go. SM monthly 420- su'te$. Well Taintalned bt,iding Security, ROOMS To PICKERING V -nage exc=t 430 K,m7en, mdated windows, doer r Cal FredMitCtMI.'2894 6. -^nawa: 433-1425. (Tr) - rMssly pairaid JiiarMtMre 10Fin1Mh'A I Oshawa Awi9b19 clean 8 On a posse. +o4dentkv a coir` Rent Coldwen Banks qMR R..ra 500 Mortgage 8 (0,20¢3) PICKERING - two bedroom (01 179M single working parent like quiet site ^°•tial use. Three bedroom. 101190) Insurance Close to as -- -, s GO bus T ement drag pdacMd (rick will, detached PICKERING lose :O GO. a0' non s^nkr. first and Inst' No 15. $400 mon6My. Cal 491- First month free. last month pa*i^1• lar1ilay, pose a bus For applkaNbhh. cal 7261203 or pe, $750 )rickskve 428 8923. 1705. (011583) militated. $1100 monehly. 575 5400 npehey. iackx ne. Cal Call Anytime 666 2d50. }aragre Gas stove and dryer. a^o allbeco-9. itl Of prkry. teOd�ng. Barr ,,sed Available in. alely. 420- lneDnen .n adult Only hoar Male NORTHEAST Wn tbit - two storey. a bedroom ween urge ceramic lie foyer meet }Ivor MORTGAGE LOANS bedroom oo Mine 4^r>M• a aprmMrM• 800 agJ1• F Ba hal badrOom hilae. 1 1/2 betlw. 4 moons "nod � in i8 RISE BI OSHAwA 9650 days. 686-7870 evenings. preferred, first and Last 83, amilyroorn wen lveplaCe, • s' anc 2-c 'p 95% Jt +a.ue SOUTH END AJAX - detached 3 bodroan. 2 3253 soave message. (012093) cerxral air. vac. gas nestrhp, e A 7roperty 'ypeS Jt Sona La $ Clean cases, 1 1 2 oaths. farmly room with ROOM, furnisnod. on my bathrooms. Loge rot. rhgrourd cans O KK se v Ce and bedroom from $495. 2 fireplace. single garage. Feb. I. Country estate. rem Claremont pool. tiro car garage. in-law acc Dvars anme •ares bedroom from $595. 3 $1050 monthly plus utaeties will, own bathroom. Pod and basement apartment, alarm CITYCAN FINANCIAL bedroom tram WSus" 7259279. (011793) ergo grounds. $400 por rain system. 8% assumable CORP availability. Includes heat. P1CKEfeNG - Fronc�nrrMn's Bay. Prefer tousle and non smnkn miortgage to qualfed Durchasa 571-2880 OSHAWA ,able, parking, new two bedroom bungalow. 3 Cal and leave message at 643 Asking 1221'000 ca vrewng 686 2936 PICKERING apPV^ces appliances, broadloom. dock. '118. (011993) Call 6681477 (012193) 725 -AM or 7254160 yard becks one conservation WEST P dkermg - furnished -- wfHITSY - Lar 1 12 bedroom __IrmWate. $1020 plus. room. qunoT accomodatnon. 650 Auctions; 650 Auctions W 420-1415 (011393 relfront and Rouge River, River, air baaorrtert >partrThenl, separaa and parking. 580 weekly No la. Laundry floors KIII&W. gas. 4repco 'aaktes. 5675 utiktes inekoded. NEW Two d a 3 (tedroorn house. bright eat -n kitchen. opts- Walk to GO. 509-2127 deal for quer non smoking tencod yard. ilitii' . 4 appknccea. PICKERING sigle room with person. 430.7662 (012193) 223 unites. Fust And Last, no jso or Kamen Walk to Pidter. appliances. $595 inclusive. pets.smokers Reforences .ng Town Centre. P¢lor,ng PICKERING -one bedroom essential 428-2145 ;017993) Generating Station. Go station. basomrm aDarltTtonl, available wr"ITOY - three bedroom man 5325 monthly $160 bi vs**)y. immediately. See Contained. floor ou 5950 includes Phone 420431 8. (011593 iresnly painted. utilities^9a�" included. laundry. parking. neat, hydro Available AJAX . tape fumyfed roam for Class to Go. SM monthly 420- .mrnerdlaloly 430-6290. .ort, executive home. share 3848 weekdays. 9-5 P.M. (01179M tacrkes. working Ierrele, 5400 (01190.'0 RDUGEMDUNT and Hwy 12. monthly. Call 428-8258. rMssly pairaid JiiarMtMre 10Fin1Mh'A I Oshawa Awi9b19 scenic street. 3 bedroom AJAX - large one bedroom AJAX - awaaatie .1- 7. OSHAWA Blvd. - two apart- one basement bachelor bungalow. 2 applanom. $1000 Ou Accomm. basement apartment, above mernts - large two bedroom, apartment, $400 inclusive. pus uieie , Available Feb. 1. ground. private entrance, 4 main floor. $725 inclusive. Large Clean, quiet. Call 286-6732. 420-7248.(01150M PICKERING Village - clean, appliances. $595 inclusive. one bedroom $475 indua". (01179:0 PICKERING - West Shore. sWidus - professional. non Available immediately. 428- Both very clean. laundry. WHM rw bedmoat Osie- available Feb. 1. Whole smoker to share house. 5 8845 or 497.8820. (012083) parking. 7257528. (0119" mere apoonsid with tiopa►+s bili galow, three bedrooms pbs appliance. parking. tinplate. rte, . pool, hot tub, air. ASAP WANT pit 'P Fully detriwd AJAX - bright spacious one Laundry fa too $225 forsigy two. Two washrooms. faunal Feb. 1. No gels, $425 o.b.o. one bedroom house. central b --Twit af1f1w*. inclusive. Call Valerie. 427- room. close to all amendP". 4 bedroom aP 428-6120, mnessape a 883- 0 e d Oshawa Drkrerey. fridgan $575 . u Ow AM Wpkwlas 1493. (011 UM $1100 plus first and last. 8� clove. $525 . utMeea 576 -SM ar2834M 10119M o clydeo, ncldlrg washer and PAiwencee. no pen. 8384819. dryer, separate entrance. AJAX - super one bedroom is quaNy dar- and a tree imwdi baMrmMM spemrMnt place o We taking your etile LANGE man floor two bedrora. C'� � Ararlable andel 4 111 90M double grape. 4 m Cal Midkasl 282-5754 85 p min carPed^1 new. first and int $1150_ f - tool I am a single P r, $650 av>+4 years AM Mve-in rMssly pairaid JiiarMtMre 10Fin1Mh'A I Oshawa Awi9b19 or 680.0961 atter 8 P• m• aPO6a^oaa aontfhhf• working parent a able im9rwdsily. 140n smpker, Available March 1. Near aN �y ad would M to sines Jan. 15. $525 plus heet and 1012193) no pets. Call 428-3914. amenities. Call 430-2650. hill, none and nanny vreh a hydro. Cal $76-9700 a 728- (0,20¢3) PICKERING - two bedroom (01 179M single working parent like 8808. (01 1583) basement spannreent, private PICKERING - ��y 62 and NORTHWEST Oshawa - prior mills". Gets me a ,al. 404- WHITBY - two bedroom apomnK al liken tris rded. entrance, cemral air, vac. Dixie, bachelor apartment, cxccul". two stately, three 9881 apr590Rm (011903) parking. fridge. stove. fully seplerae rMrance. plrkrw. bedroom. 2 112 baths. qui SOUTH GM ate, room for rare Close to as -- -, s GO bus carped. Laundry. 4 pis bah, uliMlei heeded. Available Feb. ansa, available we iaely- in three bedroom house. and sapplg $643 mhorehly non s^nkr. first and Inst' No 15. $400 mon6My. Cal 491- First month free. last month pa*i^1• lar1ilay, pose a bus For applkaNbhh. cal 7261203 or pe, $750 )rickskve 428 8923. 1705. (011583) militated. $1100 monehly. 575 5400 npehey. iackx ne. Cal 579.8707. (0121930 (011983) SELF aontairhed apartments 866x. (01179M 438-a74 r 432 -WW (01151M jaij-two bungalow PICKERING - one bedroomvallable,newOarkines AJAX - n xkwn detached 3 FOUR ltedloorn with bedroom oo Mine 4^r>M• a aprmMrM• 800 agJ1• F Ba hal badrOom hilae. 1 1/2 betlw. 4 moons "nod � in saprale rMrrtoe. Woodbom, aYaeoble Marcq 1. Bayly/Whdm ore bedroom, $575- kkch+da 4VMncentral ar. oerMal main for ler $960 pkee includes cal rtiC totter. 4 po& bash, nra8 R0. Oust lady pnO sd. SOW maim, Drkin1• coin Laundry. vac, 1i FI ' > grape. Idlroed six appliances and some able imnndkfth. SM mrehly. morsay. First and Ist. uiMis 6069153. (011583) yard. da k. walk w Go. $1100 . furniture. Non smokers. CaN plus utilities. 683-8227. included. Call 837-2628. (ARGE bright 3 bedrorn 2 ap utibm Rdatrroes. 420.0622. Kea. 42117347. (012003) (01 130M (01190M IsrnI COURT" area - Oldr ham¢ PICKERING a 401 and Whew rhr Of$IMWA -Moo Oedroom aper!- WHITBY - thrN bedroom n y 2 polk''arge yard, 2 pr prkrg. $800 and home, two bedroom large Ad- Thee bedroom detached etre ler rile, h" and hydro atotnc �� dupbr, tridpe• utilities. Pers O.K. AvaMaDle ketchcn with appiwwn. adds- honM in new subdbibn ad cdn- included, washer and dryer $775 plus hydro. Fab. 1. Also Feb, 1. Call 578.6236. (0121931 tional in -Ian bed/Mvirq room. servation area. Share all awilaWe• I0 �W' e1 lot 4344311. (01190M two town wn aparWwg, OSHAWA available Rath washroom and separate tat Mm. non smoking lamb 00 oar 9&WO sed preferred. $440. 839-7540. $825 rr:Auroc. kmrrodrae' "immediately, and COMPUTER - required two bachelor doge 50921X11. (0„993) wakslop segs rhea **. Cal apamnwns, $425 and f39S AJAX - Wemnoy N. Two fur - 666-9307, 9 a.m.-$ p.m. imnlediaNy knowledgeable, AVAILABLE. imnMdiaely in inclusive. Ore duplex. 1795 nislned Ocdrooms, done is nnaslir riprisrlosd oaryg54y clerics Whitby apartment building. inclusive. Feb. 1. Two PRO& Pickering - 3bodtoonh 2 bad1- " own 4 poo• sexual Spacious, carpeted, newly I. share all IadaRies, Portion for medium size bed noon SM monthly and closet ere bath, pool, central air, � mMn company. Dune PMS apanrnem• diose lo but 54�'r'c've1iri' Garage, $75. fr.pl.e.k traslwd basetrner9, 3 ��• •^o^ �� lanae o include bBs d menial. rh and shopping. All utilities 9 Cal 5783UD or 72B-9345- (TF) appMances. $1150 . utilities. prsemed. SW and $110 weakly. vcnloy control plus a variety a rtdrtled• No pis. Two bedroom Cal 6837172. (012193) from $660. Call 430-0134. halt Firer arkill Last. diner responsbilittes. Shed (020293) a Ask fail RobOF 097-115511 r Ct�I1dOS For ro{WIM a Flo a6o10. oehaea on bus mum, No smoking, no 427-2500. (121792) 455 Rent This Week, P-0-11111011461, Oshawa, Ont. LIH 71.5. AVAILABLE imrrncdialsy n pats. $d50 monthly. Phone PICKERING _ one bedroom Oshawa, 639 Cuban St. Two m837.0328. emerwrhps dow5 p luxury one AIA)( - rwttedroombawmwe bedroom, $850 per month apammMnt large Living room. COURTICE AJAX - ill__ ba War apse• pintas wehalcw 4 appiwwW bedmorn unit with 6 appMrtoss spamwnl, srprem enmarnoe, 1o,0ry faicaY9s onelobla 2600 inclusive. FM and last nqured. clone to pus and yapping, No more YJM own keclhen adbiOL non smoker, available and Mrpla ia- Available Feb. 1., 430- $375 mor6My. Cal 428.25136 or onRndW*. SM • 1/2 MMI and 1800 pr rtprlh. Find and loot mptNy. M rlerode AV"" pets. Call 434-5811 r All . 244.3471 (011713) fast e3e10018-.1012o0% , , 8830315. 10117931 'FW. I.OM lM'01InM 0164. JTF ) 2 DAV AUCTION AT THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CLUB 133 BROCK ST. K WH(TBY DAY 1 SAT. JAN, 16th 12 NOON PREVIEW 11:30 Now and used look and equept ent Cosa Outs 610. indudinp 16 sp. dn1 pass, 10• H.O. table saw, 14• band law, owdsm aid other dell, flour lights, maid a soclot salt, scan wdr w us, scfoll saw, knives, peen brusllsc, belch Winder. drill bhls, law and doulk, floor jacks, wood a metal clamps, bitch a drill vices, Point plies, caner. law Wedes, body lel rlhpect gum a sO m. air hammers, ufebeflla tips, Pitt took slide helllnler, docks, P+et undam lend cum hack nasus. kflvek, squares. WO pck punches, dhsNs, lap a do sats, hammer axes, tawrdrKers, We eleaura, sungluses lines, torch set in vieW tack aviditi, bens, drain bock teepee. ¢rushee per PAWS, p 9glss, or hose, jpOMW plila 10019 d filer plena DAY 11 SUN JAK 171h 12 NOON PREVIEW 11:30 Antique, repoduction; Persian a owtal =Mob, 3 Phe burl dwalnut bedf t n wits, pate w -A ' n I aI i* alpboard, several pile deacons benches, 6' pine hrrast table a 6 ehailrs, antiques harvest table. Hoosier cupboard, boolicama, pine Wartllet boxes, high beck cater" bads, 9 pce dining room wits, penlour a occasional tables and chars. plass, Nippon, Norialie, Germany, royalty 0". pia• pkv, lodpa d1Mr, pore benches, wing back dors, sola set (Raw), mirrors, lamps. slddloard. bunkbed set (new), aocka, rand cak table a chair she, claval mirror, trunk, oak dresser, china abir -I In 4 - , 2 livOt earl, lam at press back a other Iodwin, peanut jar, hutch, T.V., enternirKlarrt oeia loon bell, corner T.V. started, oak atehtion table, washstands, Inanity. CON shelf brass, plus much mane, stook - TEM - CASH • CHEQUE Snack aar9ar� De" wallbble AUCTIONS UINL=ffED. 519-345-24" 519-345-Z0W PACE *TP0.19M ADYWRTOdR FRrAAX.,IAroJ�►4X Hl�P. 580 =rawpe 670 pow 670 We are agents for over 2D Financial Institutions. If one says No, we have others tltat may say YES! No brokerage fees on qualified deels. call Pat 686-M Fundlim Redwood Mortpaps 2364220 PRIVATE MONEY TO LEND Lail Michael 668-7200 Inubis Investments Ltd. W14Y not) Our rates are 112'6 less than the current bank rates. For qualified buyers, transfer to our lenders for free. Example: 5 year closed mortgage. 9%. Phase call New Era Mortgage Corp. 721-2089. (020593) MORTGAGE SSS available. „u•cnase. ref nance, debt consolidation. Call Jule. Entrust Financial Corp. 445 1234. (011793) MORTGAGES and bans. 95% ' nanc ng, dow^ oayment also arranged. Any arnounf available. Cal' Doug 668-6805. Com- munuty.Financial Services. (TF) 590Business Opportunities MAKE a 'o ^e n -- r- ca-eral Use any type of camera Amazing recorded message reveals details Cal allay. 416 728-6290 11993 ) INDEPENDANT s:r.bu!ors ,mv-ec.ae nel'.irn. no overhead, no door to door $1000 mrwestmterlt 668-8343 or 668 3193.(011793) AMERICA'S s rated ousmws opcc-t .nrty ,s: launched in Canada. 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Ke,owr^a. 3 C VIV 7P4 Adufts o^y pease(012093) 680 A--'� ceTe�,s ME JUST -ioveic 'c W'- •lerprates s 0^a EJ•0pea^ trained oressr.aKer `a"br w- ^ 20 heart expe-ence. speca'z "g 'n suits ario wedo -3s a^a a you' se,rng -sods :eve Regny a a a: -28 'our 0121931 VALENTINE Space, gyve h n a 1•uty beauldw personal gift. Boudoir photography of yourself. seasonable packages. Valen- tine calendar available. Cal for appointment. G.H. Photography. 420-9370. (02109M _ _ -- 675 Companions ENERGETIC ^tae 4- cioung for Dwle Noy la 1,mromance Must ove dancing. be outgoing. sports mnded t!&nns. golf). Ike movies. travei.•._,n Rep y to File 16009. Oshawa Wnrtby This Will P.O. Bow 481. Oshawa. Ont H 71-5. (01 1 7931 Classified 576-9335 680 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 stall require even more special care. Dr. Mary Kay M.D. joins our staff to help you sleep like a baby, while you have your dentistry done. Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller (an oral surgeon.) We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Labovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pk*enng, Ont. 700 Birthdays 700 Birthdays 710 Births FRE�D`A,R M � VAYr� I�Mr H KI -3 To highs se VMS built the Of 60w "HAPPY 50th BIRTHDAY - Love, your frfMds and fatmlly. Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This Week & Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 It's A Girl PEEL - Howard and Barb are proud to anrlountce the birth of at 3:36 am., 7 lbs 5 fez Charlie and Joan thanks Io I and the Pickering Please read your classified ad on the fkM as wall Dann, responslWe for mora than 2BL-Insertion N M t. Business Home Home Moving, Services Improvements Improvements Storage FOR all your business needs - reports. manuals. minces and agendas. correspondence, form otters. preesntations. resumes, manuscripts. essays. flyers and morel Kearns Secretarial Services, 839.0100. (012493) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rates. A iso lessons available. Randy Timms. (416) 342-2279. (TF) Driving Schools S&B Driving School. 3 lessons and test $75. 10 lessons. $150. Cap 2873060 (010893) Chimney S1NeepS - pianos moved. Comparable FREE ESTIMATES ° ARNOLD Home improvements - SABER Contracting - an rates Cal 432.2850TF Pick -,Scarborough CHIMNEY'S •0+esso-a plastering, paradd,h ting, drywall. T• carpentry, addons, . () Cleaned P,evenf charse?' t' "meh res, oar ceilings' "metal studs. and renovations, k!tcens. MAN with truck andior men for Border is wood framing. For good pric". 'N rater cleaning sPeoa.. $55 ba:nrpprrLS, name nair'enanoe an your moving needs. prices t0 :tax mkt) Sturoy saeeneo caws and good quality work' -a; ship, emergency service. furniture f4 your budget. Special rates for Experienced a^d Saturday appointments �� Arnold. 4206372 ?93) refinishing. quality work senors. Starting at S36hr. Give av alable. Can J.R. Sweeps. COMPLETE home renovat,orts, guaranteed. 1 5 Journeyman Plumber fl years Peteacalla1576-9533.;TFALL) 6'9-2458. (120392) Gusto- carpentry, additions. experence 6862915. (TFEFG)do lob too srna, Faucets MEN with large truck wi I do FIOOrin basements. kitchens, baths. etc. showers basement g, Ouality work professional) JOURNEYMAN electrician. household move. resdential. y Specializing in service changes. COrter YnC,ald . All types moves. washrooms wet bars. etc Carpetingdone. Call Jack. 579.7950 rew,r ng, additions and Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856. Any renovalonoraddition. CARPET rest,etches. seams EUROPEAN 10e specks! Will renovations. All work (TF) daytime 427-4174 Home repaired. transient. irstatlarans. 'enovalle your bathroom or guaranteed, free estimates. Can 427.8809 Ask IorTom bindng. Work guaranteed. 20 KitChen walls as well as floor 420-6320. (TF: A) Housecleaning years eimrar+ce. Call Lou. gag tiles. 20 years experience. Good g eferences and sat:sfact.on QUALITY work father and 4954 or Ceuular 464-1956. son tea- We experienced. Pa Services rty guaranteed tree eT-ates, hard working. Renovations. ARE yo, -a. -g proosrr•s'.:o Handyman D- Dykstra. 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RFK "min Rendre, Pattlteor PRESBYTERIAN U1111-172111 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE Dunbarton - Fairport United church 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering 683-7311 839-7271 REV. JAMES BIGGS Worship & Church School WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL Church Service 10:30 a.m. ® 11:00 A.M. ST. PAUL'S ON -THE HILL PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH Kingston Rd. at Fairport Rd. (M MODIM Pickeii" 839.7909 3595 Brock Road at Hwy. 7 SUNDAY PRAISE AND Sunday School 10:15 worship 11:00 am Evenings 7:00 HEALING WED. 7:30 Sunday, January 24 Bible Club4 -Tem l u - Clilible Study 7:00 p.m. Come and worship with us every Sunday. To Advertise Your Church's Service PleasCall, Janice at 683. 5110 Study under way in region to find needs of abused women By DONNA DONALDSON DURHAM - A study is under way in the region to examine the needs of women who are victims of violence. "We're really excited about starting this project," says Barbara Rander of Rander and Associates, the consulting firm hired to undertake the study. "There's a lot of enthu- siasm. I have high hopes for this project and I hope some- thing really good comes out of i[... The study was initiated by the Ministry of Social and Community Services and will encompass four regions — Durham, Northumberland, Peterborough, and Victoria and Haliburton. Shelters for abused women in each region, including the Denise House in Durham, are involved in the project. "Basically it's a consulta- tion process to get women to speak for themselves about what kinds of services they need," says Ms Rander of the study. She says there'll be a spe- cial focus on the needs of ethno-cultural women, rural women, native women and women with disabilities in order to gather information on strategies that may better address the needs of abused women from diverse back- grounds. We want to see if these women are being adequately served," she says. The main objective of the study is to identify local prior- ities on services and barriers to services for women at risk of being victims of violence. "The current studies sug- gest that one in three women experience violence at some time in their lives," she says. "We're talking to women who have already been (through an abusive situation) or women who are currently involved in a violent relationship who may not be using the services (right now)." The study not only wants to hear from women in abu- sive relationships, but from those who have been sexually assaulted and those who have -survived abuse as a child. The study received $175,000 in funding from the Ministry of Community and Social Services. The first part of the study, which will begin in February, will involve interviews with service providers such as shel- ters, police, rape crisis cen- tres, the Children's Aid Soci- ety, hospitals and anyone who might come into contact with women experiencing violence in their lives, says Ms Rattder. The second part of the study will involve individual interviews and focus groups with women who are or who have been victims of violence. All women participating in interviews or fcx:us groups are ensured confidentiality and will be compensated for child care and transportation costs. Cultural interpreters, specifically trained to deal with issues of violence against women, will be provided for women who speak languages other than English. Once the study is complet- ed, Ms Rander says it will be followed by a second study to implement some of the rec- ommendations. "We want to do our best so that this just doesn't become a report on a shelf," stresses Ms Rander. Sandra McCormack, exec- utive director of Denise House, a shelter for abused women and their children in Durham, says she's looking forward to the ongoing com- munity participation in this project. "I think it's a very positive step on part of the ministry to allow women in the communi- ty to say what they need," she says. Ms McCormack hopes the study will identify the barriers to services that exist and that it will come up with strategies to eliminate them. If you would like to partic- ipate in a focus group or an interview, call Barbara Randerat 1-800-265-9631. Don't Forget mawaffim by This Week & AjaxlPidON News Advertiser Cbssified Dept �s open for your convenience every Sat.92 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Pleiele CeD 57M 03iCT1p�y ACTION ATTENTION AlIMNEERS _`Wk J . V t over 320,000 POW milation via", we cart a&#Id= your sale in our -Auction "W column comkv oral and in -town homes *M Wwoi are. 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