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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_12_12GIVE THE GIFT OF GOLF WEEKDAY tIErBEFISHP 3135 PK Yew SEA FULL 3500 7 DAYS per yew , . ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB Church 9L & i Beyly 083-210 Pickering Edition ivs ADYiRTisiA Sunday, Dec. 12, 1993 32 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 Cents Vol. 112 No. 50 . P i t n t r I� �.1 PROGRAM BOOSTS YOUTHS' ESTEEM: A new program offered to area youths at the Barbara Black Centre promises to build partici- pants' confidence. A Voice and Speech program uses drama techniques to increase self-con- fidence so youths can speak and perform in front of others. The program is held every Wednes- day from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the centre, in the East Shore Com- munity Centre at 910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering. It's hoped that participants will perform at an upcoming Anti -Racism Day planned for the Pickering Cen- tral Library. For more informa- tion, call 839-6131. 0 Teen 'mobs' terrorize plaza By JUDI BOBBITT Staff Reporter PICKERING - Frustrated merchants of a Pickering plaza overrun by crowds of students had a shattering experience recently when a youth fell through a plate glass window into a dental office. The incident is the latest in a series to upset Maple Ridge Plaza business owners, who say they're losing customers because of the swarm of students who gather at the Liverpool Rd. site. Hundreds of youths pass by the plaza 0 Fights, threats scare patrons -and merchants daily on their way to and from nearby schools. "People are all complaining to the (plaza) stores they don't want to come there unless they're escorted through these mobs of kids," says Valerie Lorenz, who works with her hus- band Fred at Ultimate Dental Services, where a window was broken by a teenager who told police he "fell backward" while sitting on an outside ledge. Fist fights, litter, merchants pelted with pizza and threatened with break-ins are also cited as problems by business owners, police and Town politicians. "It's of genuine concern to the Town," says Durham Regional Police Inspector Tony See POLICE ... Page 3 Ajax woman gets life for accountant's 'execution' By KEITH GILLIGAN • 1f _ Staff Reporter AJAX - A 24 -year-old Ajax woman has been i sentenced to life after pleading guilty to second- degree murder in the 1991 slaying of an accoun- tant- Tracey ccoun- tant.Tracey Armstrong won't be eligible for \ --% parole for 12 years, Justice John McIssac ruled Friday in Whitby provincial court. He also pro - ,t hibited Miss Armstrong from ever possessing firearms. Carol guide inside ! . - � I Calling the crime "a diabolical plot, acon- tract killing", he noted that Miss Armstrong had Regular features ,. - _ shown remorse and had co-operated with police - in their investigation. Lepers_..._ s .e..,`` Crown attorney Frank Giordano said the peo- Siaeerdy Yours.._........... '' �' z - plc who plotted the "execution -style murder m �l1.r y -B' ' I essence "played God. They decided to terminate Arts & EulerbbiuienL.-20 (an) individual." Billbom 10 �, -y 7; . "'- i . r- The body of North York accountant Harry is ..,, ((` `, c .�. Feige, 35, was found slumped over the wheel of jam. ��. r .e► Chs3ir �.j ,� .,.. his blood -splattered car on Oct. 10, 1991. He a,y . had been shot several times and was found by a passerby on Conc. 6, just south of Regional Rd. i , 21 on the Pickering -Uxbridge border. WE RECYCLE_"`'' *- Miss Armstrong and Deborah Feige, the wife of the victim, were arrested in January, 1992 and charged with fust -degree murder. µ Mrs. Feige, reportedly dubbed the Black Candy cane aid d Widow" by police, pleaded guilty to second- degree murder in April. She must serve a mini - Candy cane sales have sweetened the pot for the Ajax -Pickering Salvation mum of 14 years before becoming eligible for Army thanks to Woodlands Centennial Public School, Picketing. The school parole. raised $175 for the Salvation Ar ry by selling the confections, and donated lots Last month, three Toronto men were arrested of food items as welt. From left are principal Rick Winn, student Jaquelyn Giles in connection with the case. and Captain Doug Butt of the Salvation Army. photo by A.J. Groen The court imposed a ban on publication of further details of the case. .:DON'T LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1-416-976-1991 g -_l �s- OPEN 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday .m. Sunda 5 to . m . a � 11 p y - WINA; CAAiBBEAN VACATION! No p.Ei101' Court u^'oe k a lrtp 1W unmeakcaftq of . � Wm ( G01 t1ger s Toon ia,brd'if'n tm Itlwab In N011) v�! �>, PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1993 DumpNDPthe and urges 0 Government tinue to proceed with whatever That includes continuing to and communities by explaining welcoming visitors to tour the we can do." co-operate with interested cities the Adams Mine proposal and site, Mr. Studholme says. may be ousted before new dump opens By JUDI BOBBTTT Staff Reporter DURHAM - The NDP provincial government will have to be voted out of office before alternatives to landfill can be examined. That's the opinion of a coali- tion of northern Ontario commu- nities willing to accept Metro's trash and dump it down a mine shaft for economic benefits. Calling themselves the Impact North Coalition, the communi- ties of Kirkland Lake, Englehart and Larder Lake hosted a Queen's Park press conference Wednesday, urging the provin- cial government to reconsider its stance against garbage export. The coalition wants permis- sion to conduct an environmen- tal assessment on Kirkland Lake's Adams Mine, proposed as a recycling and solid waste site that would take Metro's trash and pump money into the northern area's depressed econo- my. But no one from the NDP government showed up at the press conference, says Don Studholme, Kirkland Lake's director of economic develop- ment and tourism. Both the Lib- eral and Progressive Conserva- tive caucuses have indicated their support of an environmen- tal assessment on the mine, he adds, and the coalition is confi- dent another government will be in power before three new dump sites in the Greater Toronto Area — including one in Pickering — receive final approval. -We're feeling very confi- dent. If we have to wait them out, we'll wait them out," he says of the NDP. "We have all intentions of seeing this through to the end." The coalition would like the support of southern Ontario resi- dents in trying to sway the gov- ernment's position on garbage export, he adds. "We will con - -7 . ........ IPT- -1,: WIP �Ef It u+l a ons LU13E OIL e FILTt:t GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE -GREAT FOR STOCKING STUFFERS 9;GOO$q_;1RECEIVE FREE A GM DWRENCH SERVICE RACING HAT WITH EVER ..v nuerueCF rFOR t5VVm runv�..-...�_ � ^_ i r /OO All vs� G SQA tv LOF3 _ WN Sp�i R t�ME t�4D to 81 /sh A haa*itr ft of rft 95 v, PLUS TAXES ,? MOST GM VEHICLES ES DEC X79acyl. 6 cyl. 96 11995 WITH LIFETIMES MUFFLER WARRANTY,,,'VEH%C'LEs c"!>> � MOST GM 'h %.It P/f7ES DSC' 1163 MnpatDn Rd, P awil q !T/ 836-M HELP US MASE • �� C MLST11M" _ MERRY FM 'W SPECLU C OD REN ®I hII.S YEAR MNG YOUR •ter AMddJd r A COMPLIMENTARY k•��! 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Contributing to the problem are a bus stop near the plaza, traffic congestion and the sheer number of students due to the nearby schools Pine Ridge Secondary, St. Isaac Jogues and Maple Ridge Public School, Town officials say. A meeting was called recently to discuss the issue, with those in attendance including school board representatives, Town councillors, police and parents. The bus stop will likely be moved to help alleviate student congestion, says ward councillor Eileen Higdon. She also hails police presence and more garbage pails in the area as solutions. "The concern is it could take months; it could be spring before we get these suggestions imple- mented. It's very frustrating because school teachers only have jurisdiction as far as school prop- erty goes." Only a small percentage of stu- dents are causing problems and the image of Pine Ridge Sec - Factory Beddin( •FIELDCREST • MARM 4MCA-SPFNNGS 4 PERCALE 1 i SHEETS r ' COMFORTER STARTING FROM 99 c FEVER. 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We've talked to the kids about how to behave, we've done an environmental cleanup of the site and we're going to do another one. School officials also check the plaza for students skipping class- es, he adds. "It's been extremely good this year." Ron Baruch, vice-president of business and legal affairs for plaza owner Vinjohn Developments, says he sat in his car at the plaza between 3 and 4 p.m. on two days and found the situation "unbeliev- able". The bus stop should be moved away from the plaza, he maintains. "People are refusing to come to our plaza. It's not the tenants' fault and it's not our fault." His company is "going through the proper channels" by working with Town council to solve the problem, but the matter is now in the hands of politicians, he says. "I made the suggestion (to move the bus stop); it's not up to me. They're looking at it already." ■ obtain a new skill ■ increase your tax knowledge ■ convenient times and H&R BLOCK Formore � bin call...0shawAjax/Plickering 725-4563 686-1395 NEWS ADVERTISER (WXIPIgC.) 'Ki (AAMI)CK.) •KMART BIWAYY ( • - o, ,CANADIMITIRE (171CK.) . , LOBLAW, •COMPUMAGIC (*ICK.)J ' ? • M&M MEAT &DOMINION (A"ICK)•SAV A-0 FOOD CITY (AJA)) •SEARS 'FOODTOWN (A)AXIPICK.) 'THE BA' SALE ;JN Br AS"LEr E, ZABETn LdNE•.S !'.'.:,5 `. •� %l SMNDArS CARRIER OF THE IIMEK IS ROBERT UMA Robert enjoys swimming and toolbalt Robert received McDonald's coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congrandatioru Robert for being our Sunday carrier d the week �iUm�O�•�r dCorporafty OMf� l Ml� a�000rt a wKywp ondary School is suffering as a result, she says. "That neighbor- hood does not feel good about that high school." Students at Pine Ridge have been lectured on how to behave, says principal Jim Weaver. "Most of the problems have been after school hours. I really have no authority. We've talked to the kids about how to behave, we've done an environmental cleanup of the site and we're going to do another one. School officials also check the plaza for students skipping class- es, he adds. "It's been extremely good this year." Ron Baruch, vice-president of business and legal affairs for plaza owner Vinjohn Developments, says he sat in his car at the plaza between 3 and 4 p.m. on two days and found the situation "unbeliev- able". The bus stop should be moved away from the plaza, he maintains. "People are refusing to come to our plaza. It's not the tenants' fault and it's not our fault." His company is "going through the proper channels" by working with Town council to solve the problem, but the matter is now in the hands of politicians, he says. "I made the suggestion (to move the bus stop); it's not up to me. They're looking at it already." ■ obtain a new skill ■ increase your tax knowledge ■ convenient times and H&R BLOCK Formore � bin call...0shawAjax/Plickering 725-4563 686-1395 PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, IM At 0 GIFTG5E�AISIIATGI S FOR HIM..._JUST M -BOW F NR,` licensed T-shirts Only $20E Mickel Mouse's ties -KN URI DI Casual and dress pants 299 C The Walt Disney Company Only 249,EaG9roup t t 1 W_ $8 off Cottontouch ` White dress shirt by Protocol' 99 Each seas reg. 27.99 Only 2 099 .z Ea- Group 2 Cotton robe and boxer set 0 1A 'r y 34Each 9 $10 off 'Woodsman' twill sport shirt b}' Arrow' 299 9 Each Scam m-& s40 Selected silk ties ZiiERE'S NO PLACE LIKE SEARS this cnh,rmas SAIF PRICES END DECEMBER 24, 1993, TIHIIE QUAN rn Es LAST VISA Now -along with your Sears Card, Sears accepts VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover • 'N .r i .... 0 n ! !f P 9 c .� .} - f - _ a51ARS Expect more from Sears M " 99 Each MW1'4 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE d � We're open Mon. -Sat. 9:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. P Passionateplea to save for DURHAM - Taking the axe to school programs aiding students with disabilities would be a mistake, Durham Board of Education Trustees were told Tuesday night. A visually -impaired student and the father of a child with a learning disability were among several peo- ple to address trustees during a pub- lic consultation meeting on the pub- lic board's upcoming budget delib- erations. "The great thing about the Aca- demic Resource program is that each student receives individual attention," said Chris Maley, a visu- ally -impaired student at Dunbarton High School. Teachers in the Aca- demic Resource program ensure his notes and exams are photocopied and enlarged so he can keep up with his lessons, he explained. "I under- stand that cuts have to be made, but don't cut a program that has been so successful." The board may revamp or cut 34 programs and services in an estimat- ed budget of $380.4 million. With- out cuts, its supporters face a tax increase of 6.71 per cent next year. THENEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,11"3 -PAGE S Proposed for the chopping block are nine speech and language pathol- ogists and a number of counsellors, social workers and supply teachers. Kindergarten programs could be revamped to eliminate the need for noon -hour busing, the future of a French immersion program is up in the air, and gifted students may face changes to their programs. Changes or cuts are also pro- posed in a number of other areas, including instrumental music and family studies and design technolo- gy for Grades 7 and 8 students, out- door education, prologue for the per- forming arts and computer class- room programs. Mr. Maley told trustees the help of Academic Resource teachers has enabled him to achieve marks that reflect his ability. "In my academic career, this was the best feeling and attitude I had ever had; my self esteem rose, my anger went away and I was making plans for universi- ty." Parent Dave Tunstead, whose daughter has a learning disability, said it would be "short sighted" to Town council to debate spending on Altona Forest PICKERING - How much money, if any, the Town should spend on preservation of the Altona Forest will be debated by Pickering councillors Monday. At least $3.8 million is needed by the Metro Toronto and Region Conserva- tion Authority to buy 21 acres of the environmentally -significant site, and the agency expects Pickering to chip in. To date, 110 forest acres have already been bought by the MTRCA with a $10 -million cheque written by the provincial government. The acquisition pro - jest has saved the forest from becoming a subdivision. Pickering should shell out $3 for every resident annually for the next four years, for a total of $834,000, suggests councillor Kip Van Kempen, the Town's representative on the MTRCA. He says the money could come from a parkland reserve account and therefore wouldn't cause any tax hike. 'To date, Pickering has contribut- ed nothing," he points out in a press release. "A meaningful contribution from Pickering, which is the benefit- ting municipality, is critical to set the pace for others to similarly con- tribute." The MTRCA will be seeking financial help from other levels of government, the conservation foun- dation and citizens' groups, he says. The Town treasurer has suggest- ed Pickering contribute $400,000 to the project, in a report that was tabled by council earlier. Mayor Wayne Arthurs says the issue should prompt hot debate. The Town, when approving a subdivi- sion in the forest, was interested in preserving 119 hectares as an urban forest, he points out. "I fed no par- ticular obligation to acquire addition- al property the Town has no interest in." The mayor adds he "would be interested to see how much the MTRCA puts into the pot." But he refused to say exactly how he'll vote, pointing out he hasn't read any resolutions and saying he prefers do debate the issuordrarnbers eratthex than is the nevaspepers. After council's executive com- mmm deals with the issue blonday, it will be before council for eo dder- atioa Dec. 20. f CORRECTION in this week's 'AAerry Gills of Chrislines' flyer the fo0owing errors have occurred: The Super NES 'AAeta1 Combat' game featured on page 4 will be available January 3, 1994. Rainchecks will be issued. The 11.'Jam Clean Phis' featured on page 29 is seeing at $1.57, not $4.99 as stated. The After Sale Price is $2.47 and the saving is 35% OFF. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kned Cada [.10111100 consider cutting programs that offer students the basics in education. The board's Leaming Strategies program allows students to work on reading, writing and arithmetic, he pointed out. "It is with this extra help that they are able to achieve better marks in all of their classes as, A\ 0 rA\ D I r REAR ADJUSTMENTS AND SHIMS AND INSTALLATION EXTRA, IF REQUIRED without these, they will never cope. Learning Strategy students are taught to cope in the real world, not isolated from it." e. • ALIGNMENT* 99 with the purchaseof 2 Tires. REG. l 1 $3999 VAV6 � PRf1BLFM NL GNMENT* N D WHEEL BALANCE with the purchase of 4 Tires Steel Wheels $5.00 Reg. 10.00 Aluminum Wheels $7.50 Reg. 15.00 Jgnite Your Future with Macintosh at T1PLUI I kff A Special Pricing on Mac LC 111 and LC 475 Computer Systems with Printers Special Christmas financing with no payment for 90 days (fun details in store) Including Microsoft Works, Click Art and At Ease on all systems. (A s3oo.00 value.) 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COMPUCENTREVesa reg d , , Trademark d Harlon Fsl gases hc- The Apple® Newton TM Personal Digital Assistant As easy to use as a pencil and paper Newwnik • R your understands handwriting • prkft • It mails • K learns • It orgrrriaes • It's a pager • It's Anraang Sony taMuns require oplin aoarorirs Now tl m iRohuka oKbmd *K mean AC rawer ad@Pler and Perro P H , - t*r iMdalo* 4 add-3ftn PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, IM A ax-Plckerin News AdvertiserAitorials/L J g A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday TIMOTHY J. WHITTAKER, Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 WENDY GALLAGHER, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager The writestuff or the right stuff, We have some good news and some bad news. The good news is that our average youngsters have writing skills better than their peers in the rest of the Province. The bad news is that our brighter teens don't measure up to advanced stu- dents throughout Ontario. The news came this past week when we learned the results of provincial tests of writing by Grade 12 Durttarn Board of Education students. Advanced or bright teens aren't writing at acceptable English standards while close at the basic and general (average) levels exceed expectations. Alat should we make of -the results.' Should we panic that our best stu- dents aren't so great and call for more emphasis on at least one of the basics of education -- writing? Or should we sit back content that our average teens are better than average? Neither would be the correct approach. Tbc Durham Board of Education knows what approach its taking. Each of the region's public secondary schools will develop a separate action plan based upon individual results from the study. Because the study revealed that advanced students seem to do better writing at home where thew may have access to a computer and reference material, one of the main components of those plans will be the increased use of computers in the schools. That's a sensible approach ... to a point. If students do better work on com- puters, it makes sense to ensure computers are available in schools. But, cash- strapped schools and oyer -burdened taxpayers can hardly afford to shell out any more money to buy such equipment. Instead, maybe the educators should look at the flip side of what the tests show and what a board facilitator believes -- that environment seems to be a significant factor in the quality of the advanced students' work. As revealed in the test results and as stated before, bright tors appear to do better work in the home than they do in the classroom because they prefer working at home. The facilitator will only say that the students' preference for working at home "may" be due to the presence of computers there. Or. perhaps it can be attributed to the presence of something ominous in the classroom. If there is something wTong in the classroom, it must be set right --before educators can profc l} address bright student~' sub -standard writing. Letters to the editor Reader offers Christmas greetings To the editor: I sincerely appreciate receiving your very informative paper. Also having it delivered to my door promptly, by a most pleasant and cour- teous young lady is absolutely great! I thank you. Please find attached a very simple Christmas story that may be of interest to your staff and your readers. It is a small token in return for the many hours of pleasurable reading during the past and present years. Wishing you and your fellow staff members a very happy holiday! Elks Clutton, Puckering - 'Trees Are Gifts At Christmastide A quarter of a century ago we brought our Christmas aft from Big Cedar Lake, in PeKaVaW= sq betautifitillay 4idges; in Pickoong. It is still growing to great heights co the south shore of Douglas Creek.. Amongst its uppermost branches is the home of our great horned owl. The seeds from its pine cones feed our resident squirrels while timid, gentle morning doves search for food around its base. During the night its limbs shelter our chickadees, cardinals, blue jays and sparrows. It is nature's gift to us. Our gift is to preserve its life. We shield and protect it. It shelters us from the north winds. In the darkness of the night, we stand in awe, seeing it so majestic under the stars. Soon, a star from Bethlehem, will shine upon us with great joy and many blessings for all. From editor's : "A )- _r n _ ff f Coming'home'is truly sweet There's no better feeling than coming home. And returning to the News Advertiser gives me that exact feeling. Seven years ago I was sent on a placement term to the newspa- per. Some of my memories: 0 At that time there was no Westney Road ramp off Hwy. 401. In fact, Westney Road was a dirt road. ❑ There was also no need to drive north of Hwy. 2 on Har- wood Ave., unless of course you were looking to do a story on farming. ❑Pickering Town Centre ... what Pickering Town Centre? It was the Sheridan Mall, home of the famous Sunday flea market when Sunddy shopping 'was taboo. , - . . ❑ Pickering's Town Hall stood tall at the comer of Kingston Rd. and Brock Rd. ❑ Bill McLean was Ajax's top man and Jack Anderson wore the mayor's hat in Pickering. 0 The Tories ruled the towns. George Ashe represented us provincially and Scott Fennell was our Ottawa Spokesman. O There were slight grum- blings over how Metro managed a dump on Brock Rd. N. 0 A provincial election saw Norah Stoner sweep Mr. Ashe out of his seat. 0 People lined up for days to purchase a home in a new north Pickering subdivision. O Real estate agents smiled as their clients outbid others for a horse. ❑ Alarmist anti-nuclear people called a press conference to say there was a definite link between tritium and birth defects in Pick- ering , but could offer no proof. I've been at our sister paper in Oshawa for the past two years. So much has changed in these top '>rowu , Since I've kk pyr hardy 'find my way to the Mice.. . Change and growth are excit- ing, as is my new job. A big thanks to those who called me with warm welcomes. To those who don't know me, I've always got an ear for goings on around town. Call me ... at my new home at the News Advertis- er. ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. 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P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1"34MGE 7 ■ The blizz rd of, 92 rec lied PICKERING - A year ago today, Pickering residents were cursing Mother Nature and the snow she'd buried us under. A record snowfall Dec. 11 turned southern Ontario into a win- ter wonderland or, more appropri- ately, a winter blunderland. It made driving treacherous at best; closed schools, businesses and other non- essential facilities and services; and gave just about everyone with a driveway a pain in the lower back. Snowplow operators in Picker- ing were attacked with shovels and verbal abuse, and a few people faked medical emergencies in an effort to lure snow -clearing crews to their streets. Thousands of calls were logged at the Pickering Civic Complex, where mayor Wayne Arthurs and other senior personnel manned the switchboard. Town staff were on the streets '.pushing cars out of the way," recalls Tom Quinn, executive director of operations. "Looking back, I feel a lot of the criticism of the Town was very unjust." It was mid -summer before all the storm damage was repaired. "We're not allowing it to snow anymore," jokes Mr. Quinn. The Town has re-examined its after-hours emergency plan in the wake of last year's storm, he adds. While no new equipment or staff have been added for another major storm that might not occur, steps that have been taken include: • An inventory of both Town equipment and privately -owned equipment that could be available to aid Pickering's snow -removal operations; • The training of additional staff to act as "wing men" on snow- plows, riding in the passenger seat of the machines to keep an eye out for obstructions on streets. This allows plows to operate 24 hours i necessary, because it prevents two qualified plow drivers from having to double up in machines on the same shift, which tires both licensed drivers at once; • The designation of the recre- ation complex as a place where tired emergency staff can get some sleep or take a shower, instead of having to commute home and run the risk of getting stuck or into an accident; - Abandoned or stuck cars will be towed to clear the way for plows ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's A Kid's Xmas appearing in tlift paper, Wednesday, Decanbw 1. 1993. Dur to supplier delivery problems, the following item v6A not be available for immediate delivery. However, orders will be accepted for delivery by date shown. Page 7C Item U-Chdd's rocker available J2rxiary 4,1994. Inadvertently, the error rrsted appea ed in our advertising. We sincerely regret any iinconvenience or bion to our ckutornrers. EATON'S ' C6FOECTION In this week's 'Merry Gifts of Christmas' flyer the following errors have occurred: The Super NES'Metal Combat' game featured on page 4 will be available January 3, 1994. Rainchecks will be issued. The 1L'Javex Clean Plus' featured on page 29 is selling at $1.57, not $4.99 as stated. The After Sale Price is $2.47 and the saving is 35% OFF. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Urnited :,People faked medical emergencies- to get their streets cleared. Others attacked snow plow ::operators with shovels and verbal abuse and other equipment; • The Town will work more closely with the media during emergencies, advising residents of problems through radio and televi- sion reports; - More staff members have been trained to use switchboard equip- AUT ENT DURHAM REGION 'Where You'll Always Feel At Home" with over 100 Bays to serve you. ment so they can pitch in and han- dle telephone calls during emer- gencies; - There is better co-ordination and efficiency between the depart ments of fire, transit and publi, works with the appointment of Mr Quinn as director of operations overseeing all of those areas; • Cases of faked medical emer genies will be investigated and th Town will "seriously consider legal action if staff feel there's sul f-icient proof, says Mr. Quinn. we Wq YOU NT role I Our po;BUS'NESS & 7R „w • `ur EY Guara VST custtY and to Guaranteed. • T Orhers Yaity" for our ses business' warranty 1n the Nationwide echdia coverage sany Perms y trained and • Moto,nasier a��e You Les�,q►r►af egt,�o1e r �g� as • 1 QO°i, a Lot �Stonler satk,- EARLY WINTER PREVENTATIVE__ L MAINTENANCE CHECK rFREE FREE, With every $39.95 Early ' Winter Preventative Maintenance check and this coupon. Receive a ilk ONLY GIANT INCLUDES: I CE $ !95 OIL, LUBE AND FILTER: • WE WILL INSTALL UP TO 5 LITRES OF MOTOMASTER (SCRAPER 1OW30 NUGOLD MOTOR OIL • As well as install a new MOTOMASTER OIL FILTER ' Retail Value $2.49 (both are new car -engine warranty approval.) Also includes a complete chassis ' Limit one scraper ■ lubrication. ■ WE WILL ROTATE FOUR TIRES: • Check remaining tread depth and adjust tire ' per customer ' pressure. per coupon WE WILL CHECK COOLING SYSTEM: • Includes pressure -test, check hoses and i Offer expires o clamps, water pump, radiator, clutch fan/electric fan, check engine drive belts, check' Sat., Dec. 18/93 coolant condition and strength. � FREE F R E� WE WILL TOP UP ALL FLUID LEVELS: • Including brake fluid, anti -freeze, differential, transmission and power steering. L 1000 0001 01100 01001 WE WILL CHECK ELECTRICAL SYSTEM: • Check battery, wipers and SAYE YOUR washers, horns, lights and dean battery terminals. CHRISTMAS r 4 WILL CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM: • Inspect front and rear brake CASH systems. WE WILL CHECK FRONT-END AND SUS • Including shocks, springs ^" WE WILL ROAD TEST- Check ESTCheck vehicle performance r a �irffll If� WANT THE BEST PRICE FROM ONE PLACE - NO PROBLEM PENSION: G cue Simply present to us at time of service any competitor's valid coupon or advertisements for Auto Service and we will honor it with our Motomaster parts and guarantees..'.' , , . . � -.- , • , , . - � , PICK�RM AJAX , ; , , WHITBY' ' OSHAWA' OSHAWA'N'. BOWMANVILLE 1300 Kingston Rd. 2601Ginftston•Rd. 400ia1en Hi% I*. lAidtbvlrn Mail) ' 13:§3t1Al1l6on-Wd. ' 21161 HNrj►. 2 (at Liverpool) (westney 3 Hwy 2) (at Dundas) (200 John St.) (at Taunton) (at waverby) 839-8124 683-2277 668-1296 728-9862 433-5579 623-2518 • Mon. -Fri. Mon. -Fri. Mon. -Fri. Mon. -Fri. Mon. -Fri. Mon. -Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. 7:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. 7:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday • 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 7:30 am. - 5 p.m. 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday 10 am. - 5 p.m. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 11 a.m. - 5 P.M. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. PAGE 11 -THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1993 Cops go back o e New learning centre provides police officers training in new techniques DURHAM - Although Durham Regional Police aren't officially opening their new Learning Centre at Durham College until today, the verdict on the new facility is already in. That's because the centre has been working out of its new loca- tion since September and centre instructor Sgt. Alan Mack reports, everything has turned out even better than expected. "What we've gained overall are the resources we can now tap into," says Sgt. Mack. The centre now has its own skills development area to teach officers techniques in such areas as self-defence and proper use of a police baton and handcuffs. It also has access to as many classrooms as it needs, as well as the college's library, gymnasium• equipment, and the expertise of college staff. Of particular advantage has been access to the resources used in the college's law and security courses. Before the move, the training centre was operating out of the cramped confines of the second floor at 18 Division headquarters in Whitby. The only facilities there were a classroom and some administrative space. Skills devel- opment sessions were usually held at the McLaughlin armories in Oshawa. Most of us probably have the idea that police training is for cadets only. But for all officers at all levels, training is a continuous, and endless, process. For example, each year all offi- cers have to be re -certified in CPR techniques. If there are changes in legislation that affect law enforce- ment, those have to be taught to officers and often civilian staff as well. New initiatives such as com- munity policing require the train- ing of officers, and police also receive instruction in areas such as defensive driving. University course offered in :spring DURHAM - Trait Univerm Ly will offer a 12 -week spring Academtc program at Durham College in Oshawa. :.::>:.l~our introductory leve] courses in history, English, "psychology slid SnClpl W will Abe offered from Jan. 31 to `April 26. Each course is .::offered two evenings a week. The session is open to all part-time students but is sc hed- uled par icularly fat the conve- nience of high school students ,:graduating in January. Information about courses, admission requirements and .registration will be available at ,4n int :. Jm,, in lute Osho�awa PuLibrary i,,�atlditmium from 3 to 8 p.m. r For more information, or to obtain a copy of the spring pro- gram brochure, call Trent's part-time studies offices in Oshawa at 732-9747 or in Peterborough at (705) 748- 12'9. In 1994, notes Sgt. Mack, every possible before. one of Durham's approximately "It's opened up the door to 585 uniformed officers will have computer-based learning for us," to be retrained in the use of force says Sgt. Mack. procedures (such as the use of He explains computer-based handcuffs, the baton and hand- learning would allow officers to guns). The retraining has take courses through a com- been mandated by the puter program at their own provincial government. offices at times convenient And currently centre staff to them, instead of incur - are going through the pro- ring the cost and time cess of training officers in involved in getting officers the use of pepper spray, a , together into a classroom weapon recently adopted by for a course. Durham police. No officer is The centre also trains civil - allowed to use it until he or she is ian staff and auxiliary officers trained. (civilians who volunteer their time With the new centre• the to help police). Durham force's staff of eight The only thing that can't be trainers — all of them police offi- provided at the centre's new home cers — will be able to undertake is training and refresher courses some innovative programs not involving the shooting of firearms. c^ `L\ PICKERING SAYS NO r✓��'c%•� TO ANOTHER DUMP!! HELP STOP ANOTHER DUMP - COME OUT TO AN INFORMATION MEETING: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15TH, 7:30 P.M. PINE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL, LIVERPOOL RD., NORTH OF FINCH. THIS NEW SUPER DUMP WILL BE AS CLOSE AS IT CAN BE TO THE URBAN AREA OF PICKERING - RIGHT BESIDE THE PRESENT DUMP THIS AFFECTS EVERY CITIZEN. NO MORE SUPER DUMPS IN OUR COMMUNITY PICKERING AJAX CITIZENS TOGETHER (PACT) FOR THE ENVIRONMENT WILL LEAD THE FIGHT BUT MUST HAVE THE FULL SUPPORT OF EVERY RESIDENT OF PICKERING TO BE SUCCESSFUL FOO MORE INFORMATION CONTACT• • Bill Parish 683-2003 - Lloyd Thomas 2941978 '� �• AJAX C �wr 'r. better than elver! NOTICE OF TASK FORCE MEETING The Town of Ajax is txtderWkq a land use study for a portion of is A3 Community, The A3 Candor Review will examine the appropriateness of the land use designations of the 1978 A3 Development Plan in view of the increased traffic vol(artes that the area will experience, as well as adw development issues. The study area consists of lands fronting onto Gayly Street between Plckw g Barash Road and the Audley Road road allowance, as well as those lands on the east side of Pidwing Beach Road in the Viianly of Ba* Street. The intent of this notice is to inform you that a task brce consisting of four members of Colincil has been established to guide the preparation of the study and will be sokAing Pum con st"on through three pubic meetirgs to be held al the dales and location fated below. You are invited to attend these meetings to review the progress of the study and (salsa any questions or comments you may have. The second meeting will introduce a series of land use options for the lands m the study area Relevant planning documents as well as the A3 Corridor Review terms of reference are available for review at the Planrwg Department, 75 Chambers Drive, Ajax. If you have any g�questii�onn/s or comments, please contact Mr. �eelf McKnight of the Planning Department at u�'� 683-4550. DATE: DECEMER 14,1993 TME: 7:00 P.M. LOCATION: COUNCIL CHAMBERS 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO P. Tollefsen, M.C.I.P. Director of Planning G. Whittington Director of Business Developrnent Durham police have been renting being given to establishing a shooting ranges in the region for shooting range at the college some firearms training. Consideration is time in the future. Enj*oy Your Teim Raftiard fidry 4 PRE -CHRISTMAS Contact our C��off ice. You may be BACK eligible for an �I early 1993 H&Rswcics tax refund. Ajax/Pickering 686-1395 Give The Gift Of Golf - - Give that special person a round of Golf EERf FER "6 rounds for the price of 5" ,J SPECTACULAR Pro Shop MenAandlse a HOLES Memberships also avallaMe :1 Vm air laxrkirtt; kw rix• ultbmak• in twNia goit at.urvN llw•n tlevv t ret•k t ..,h Clull t+ f1 K you r k�•r (r 4.k IKt K icft. X"Itt•r+ A ITh I K %*" / h.)lh-menu hole, rw) .t 6-.1,111tulh mann tired (our%e. 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Our highly — Glen Cedars trained staff will take care of all it- details w that all you For 1994 rte. haze lo do is enjoy y»ur function. �H NMplO%SHIN HOl ES '• Ill II I.Itl.r1'.111,1:r * ., y,. „�urv�,yirt. I8 '.e; , r a * r han)(ttnn.i+q, In.l, • u ►• uuttt Sn ilf',K IAt',n:-teen- 0.11 gull Insnh (.11•r: (1r1.rr 1•n .tole+ lt.tn,µn t LI1 tlrtn + HN U) kr ?I I a(,, l,rut1d1 L."Iivr, tt till 1,wn{ilr b• I.K kr i t•,1 lido F R I,tttple. Ifte club htKtd' (L•n < , Lu+ (., tin (lull „•r� uu::,r,ln•r. Inn tttr4 'S tr.lr+. ,Ix c ialim< in hotting Nt4l.try,1• IuunLntn•nt. (.11•n (etlar, (a11t c lot, "Iht• rhnt•u•nu• t. Cl•,,r " ,ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, I"3-FAGE 9 Come on and Taste the 'fine Texas Traditlon his HoRday Season! The Pickering Philharmonic Holiday concert aids Hospice Durham DURHAM - The Pickering Philharmonic is tun- ing up for two holiday concerts that will help raise funds for Hospice Durham, a non-profit organization that helps people facing life-threatening illnesses. Performances will be given at 3 and 7 p.m. Satur- day, Dec. 18 at Pine Ridge Secondary School, 2155 Liverpool Rd. N., Pickering. The orchestra will be joined by the lean McDonald Singers of Pickering to present Vivaldi's Gloria, a number of other choir selections and a carol sing -along. Matinee tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors and students, while evening tickets are $12 and $10. They're available at Pickering Village Phar- macy, 59 Old Kingston Rd.; Pride of Hand in the lower -level Sears wing of the Pickering Town Cen- tre; and Smoker's Corner at Harwood Place Mall, Ajax. Tickets will also be available at the door prior to the concert. Barbershop chorm, at Pickering Town PICKERING - The Horscless numbers will be performed at 2:30 Carriagemen Barbershop Chorus p.m. near the gazebo on the lower will serenade Christmas shoppers level of the mall. at the Pickering Town Centre Sat- The chorus, which includes urday, Dec. 18. local residents, meets 'Monday Traditional carols and other nights at the Glen Stewart Park WE'VE ELVES TAX AT OU carols Centre Hall in Oshawa, at the corner of Cartier and Cabot Streets. All men who enjoy singing and fellowship are invited to attend. For more information, call Roy Brillinger at 579-3462. RECRUITED SANTA'S TO PAY THE ' ': 1; ON YOUR BEHALF R STORE,=Pv—w�. O Csy 1 No car 0 �n • .a 000) 'G'''am OPEN SUNDAY ,G♦ No PST y 0:30-4:00 GET CERT�ICATES LIGHTING UNLIMITED - WMY-RNM C E N T R E (NEAR SWISS CHALET) g � p m. p AVE ua�i® Y 1660 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING 93c , q (905) 683-7227 ® SUNDAY 10:30 am.4 p.m. wn a $l0 `value Cert •�rxs zu; Z; Trr- r• Ixa " eox rg W", *wee Tc ��unes ro ;mr oue Aad 7 Pow—, oc=r prry 'ecwes _",rx, 5, r,� NiatI-#wy x 2 Mites Rd 420-3334 f-Iowdy Rardner! The gang at the Lane Star Cafe want y'ali to come and visit us real soon. Come in for a taste of authentic FRESH-TEX a coolan' and southern hospitaW. Named after the Lone Star state of Texas these cowboys don't mind if y'all horse around a bit, dress lite a Texan or forget your table manners once in a while. 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CHEESE ICE CREAM 4 # f 6 A f:*iZ ► ► ASSORTEp . . O •'i'�' {� :.,`.: ;► {;, . A a; 1 1b. TUB F cV , . , . , LIMIT 1 TUB PER COUPON PER FAMILY M�1�Rp - --—----— —— -- — — — — — --- — COUPON349 .. ■ /_ ■ — •- %funnvince rooas PICKERING We Reserve The Right To Limit Ousintities Or While 509-3258 OUrdntltles Last. 375 Kingston Rd. W. Mon. -Fri. •A. Sat. 9b Specials in effect from Mon., Dec. 13 to Fri., Dec. 24/93 if Sun. 10-5 WHITBY OSHAWA WHITBY o Ci 430-6643 1801 DUNDAS ST. E. 1268 S&COE ST. N. 124 BROCK ST. N. O •'' M`'"' p s • RD. t "'t = 401-4 E WHITBY OSHAWA WHITBY 433-5553 433-1063 430-6643 1801 DUNDAS ST. E. 1268 S&COE ST. N. 124 BROCK ST. N. O •'' M`'"' YON: FRI. 9.9, SAT. 9�6, SUN. 9.5 'TWAS THE NIGHT ...You finish the rest, and the prize we award you wiff be the very best. there is no age limit, aff may apply give us 12 more sentences, mare us laugh, make us cry. Chet right to work no need to delay, the contest will end Dec. 15, a Wednesday. 11;� mg liii!11 Please remember your name, address and phone rurkler on your entry. Mail to: Twas the Night ... do The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1S2H5. Christmas Seals drive needs help DURHAM - Seal it with care this Christmas Seals are out for 1993 and Angela Tibbles of the Durham Lung Association says donations are needed now more than ever. "Every donation is important," says Mrs. Tibbles. "Whenever you get in an economic downturn, agen- cies like ours are called upon more." Programs planned for January could be in jeopardy if not enough money is raised, says Mrs. Tibbles. The Christmas Seals program funds asthma programs for adults and children, Better Breathing ser- vices for older adults with chronic lung disease and a variety of educa- tional initiatives throughout Durham. If you have not received a Christ - mas Seal package and would Wce to support the campaign, call the Durham Lung Association at 436- 1046. Christmas THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1!!3 -PAGE U IK 125*$7 95 Just In Tire FW chr7Skms! - SUBJECT FEE OF $4.95 PER PERSON, payable when portraits are taken, not 4 included in advertised price Poses For advertised portraits our selection - on your chase of background Your favorite, I props welcomed NOW NO LIMIT ON NUMBER OF ADVERTISED COLLECTIONS (!6 PER FAMILY, but only one per subject vim Optional custom poses available ;Tmili (fll� ~ Portrait sizes approximate — �"� ' no mos nlw ow�d e at nar�able a no .n1ro cha ry.. . • . . Hurry And Get 125 Portraits Just In Time For Christmasl THIS K MART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN: Tues. -Fri. 10 A.M.-7 P.M. Sat. 10 A.M.-6 P.M. PICKERING (Kingston Road) IMM * P' Juic V" ru OeeM Portraits CIM PCA Incl UIQ PD 4 L tsTlyfl (5:31 ON NOW UNTIL JAN. 30/94, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. DAILY 668-6606 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby CULLEN GAQD c5 0 MINIATUQE VILLAGE , Baywood Centre Monarch Ave. & Bayly St West Get into the spirit of the holidays! 1 oil: I I & I C I I bg6sme lip vil I Dro� B�sidn Robbins - :hara Travel Canada Th t Loeb Baywood GoBae Time z ' Qtte now Woo Pbo o Caior Yaur Rbn'ld t► E i+i1,t la>1ropL',a11t t+ 1 t.._ �r It ,. r 1 •- 1 ! r� • i i► Ic !•Ci001C'S eti ara*Rlrt�►#/at-+Blas .Duds n' Suds 9vviss (]alet ply—st 777-7.7-9171 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, IM Joseph'Aiello is five, Coney Carruthers two 4'' , Name pmppia9 Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the special events column that will begin Christmas shopping some time in the next 12 days. While we still have time, we'll drop some names... Dec. 13 is a big day for Joseph Aiello, as he turns five years old. Wishing him the best on his day will be big brother Frankie, Mom, Dad, Lisa and Peter Aiello. "Happy birthday little guy," his family says... A real cutie has turned two years old. Courtney Carruthers celebrated her birthday Dec. 10 with a party at McDonald's, fol- lowed by a visit from Barney at her house. Wishing Courtney a happy birthday, with lots of love, hugs and kisses, were Mommy. Kevin, tianny and Poppy Car- ruthers. Daddy, uncle Dwayne, Gramme and Poppa McLellan, auntie Theresa, uncle John and Molly, and Ton-, and Helen O'Flaherty... Kelly Gruber's long -lost twin brother, popped the question in July, during the baseball season. The couple will wed on Oct. 1, 1994, between the baseball and hockey seasons, of course. Con- grats from their families and many friends... Some students at two local schools were dino-mite in a color- ing contest held by Canada Post Joseph Aiello for elementary school children to promote the recent release of four commemorative Dinosaur stamps. From St. Francis de Sales School in Pickering Village, in the Grades 1 and 2 category, Alana Colthirst-Galligan was first, Lisa Taylor second, Erin O'Leary third, Samantha Jayasinghe fourth, Kayja Biahchi fifth and Joseph Chretien sixth. In the Grades 3,4 and 5 category, Daniel Gazarek was first, Joanna Grabluk second, Diana Chretien third, Monika Grabluk fourth, Wayne Cow fifth and Matthew Larabie sixth. From Frenchman's Bay Public School in Pickering, the Grades 1 and 2 winners were David Reid first, Courteney Kalyta second, Linda Elbagoury third, Michael Rocca fourth and Julie Bremner filth. Grades 3, 4 and 5 winners were Sheri Parker first, William Thornes second, Nathalie Bell third, Kevin Knap- ton fourth and Tifranv Ferguson fifth. G-3de,, �,7 and � inner, .11..1tnnifer 1i,itc„n . IT,T% Courtney Carruthers Dec. 10 is a•special day for a real beauty. Crystal Lee Magda, the 1993 Miss Ajax, turned 17 with birthday wishes, with "all our love", from Grandma and Grandpa... Crystal Magda N. Dew said, "I do!" News Adver- tiser sales rep Debbie Lynn Burns wrestled an engagement ring out of the love of her life, Allan John Pearce. Al, who is Debbie Bums and Al Pearce Yt ' t l " 1 - -,- `!i 3 J Home Office Software held its Grand Opening Dec. 4th 5 5th. Ready to look after your computer needs are (1-r) &11, Greg. Mark, Jim. Mary, Anne and Rob as Guido Home Office Software is located in the Furniture Mall plaza behind the Olive Garden on Kingston Road in Pickering. 837-5456. IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND RNANCIAL CONSULTANTS NO CHARGE CONSULTATION KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1550 lOngston Rd 210 Consumers Rd 107 Kent SL Sulte 210 Sulle 204 Pkkerrkp Wpl WWW Whttby 839.8981 491.4644 430-4800 Samson second, Sarah Bumstead third, Tracy Barker fourth and Kevin Gavins fifth. Each winner received a prize... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Drop- ping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683- 5110 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., AJAX, Vntar10, Llb ZH5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before pub- lication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged pho- tographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announce- ments. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified department at 683-5110. CHRISTMAS O WAREHOUSE D C_ HOLIDAY GIFT ITEMS :. 9 -DECORATIVE TINS wrTH COOKIES AND CANDY' TO STOCKING STUFFERS' 'TOYS' OF -C. *GFT WRAP AND ACCESSORIES' *STATIONERY' *ANDMORE* 23 SALE DAY AND HOURS ONLY DEC. 9 THROUGH TO DEC. 23.9 AX TO i P.Y. _ THURS. 3 FRt. TLL 8 P.Y. SAT. 10 TO t P.Y. IF • T1ME S 55 Mills Rd., Unit #7 (Back Entrance) N AJAX 428-0795 • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAnAB TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hay. +r2) TOO INJ S TOP TEN REASONS , :� E TO BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY AT THE LONE STAR CAFE UP 10. Cause our phom rnlrnber is 848-4044. 9- Cause al the Lone Star Cale Jalapeno is more than just a hot pepper 8. Cause Garth Brooks plays here. 7. You could be served by elther a Coyote or a Roadmmver! 6- Yat might have a Meidcan Ferrari, 5- 'Cause Bubba lies 1. 4. Roy, Dole & bgger loved Lone Star Cale faitaL 3- Best darlg value around! 2. Southern Hog*al'dy at its best! 1. THE BEST FRESH-TEX FOC NORTH OF THE TEXAS BORDER! !f mu hake a ha*erin'for some True SouThem ttotc#tyond great Tex Mex fare, give us a cap ct the Lone Sta Cafe ad web take core of the rest! LONE STAR CAFE, 705 KINGSTON ROAD, 905-420-3334 w.. R f.erR s[ IF • T1ME S 55 Mills Rd., Unit #7 (Back Entrance) N AJAX 428-0795 • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAnAB TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hay. +r2) TOO INJ S TOP TEN REASONS , :� E TO BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY AT THE LONE STAR CAFE UP 10. Cause our phom rnlrnber is 848-4044. 9- Cause al the Lone Star Cale Jalapeno is more than just a hot pepper 8. Cause Garth Brooks plays here. 7. You could be served by elther a Coyote or a Roadmmver! 6- Yat might have a Meidcan Ferrari, 5- 'Cause Bubba lies 1. 4. Roy, Dole & bgger loved Lone Star Cale faitaL 3- Best darlg value around! 2. Southern Hog*al'dy at its best! 1. THE BEST FRESH-TEX FOC NORTH OF THE TEXAS BORDER! !f mu hake a ha*erin'for some True SouThem ttotc#tyond great Tex Mex fare, give us a cap ct the Lone Sta Cafe ad web take core of the rest! LONE STAR CAFE, 705 KINGSTON ROAD, 905-420-3334 No O q, ;4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1993 -PAGE 13 Season's Greetings And Many Thanks To All Our Valued Customers UP TO 50000 Z REBATE ON FIREPLACES i �- FURNACES AJAX/PN=R0G � OSHAWA/WHITBY 19051 428A333 ' NUTMQ • FNINILA1,Ms • AM COIMNIOI 19051436-3212 bri"stmas Carols 1993 LEW000 • HEATING • FIREPLACES • AIR CONDITIONING OSHAWA/WHITBY as (905) 436-3212 AJAX/PICKERING (905) 428-0333 "WE ARE HERE TO PLEASE" O 17 � '�i6 t i .. - . ;tit ►ia * •F�! 1 4 r,a a#a • 7 ; �,, T� le 4* to,*. 4i .�..-�.. ..:..�� I►♦i1� PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,19" unsn , you Merry Christmas lVe wish you a .kierrV Christmas �Ve wish `ou a Herr}- Christmas wish \ ou a Merry Christmas :end a Happe New fear ('1101{1's: (good tidings we bring. TO You and your kin. kVe wish you a Meri-V Christmas And i Happy New )iear. Now bring us some figgy pudding Now bring us some figgy pudding Now bring us some Piggy pudding Now bring some out here. For eke all like fit_g� pudding For we all like figg� pudding For we all like Piggy pudding bring some out here. 0114 )R At'd We Won't go till we get some AI'd %ce Wont go till we get some Ind we won't go till we get some brilig solve out here lie �crsh \ ou a Merry Christmas kt e «rah % olr ;► Mem Chri�'rnas We wish .% oil a 1lerm Christmas Ind ,1 llapp\ \e%e RM %Vinter Wonderfand Sleigh -bells ring, are \ou list'nin. In the lana. snot Is ,~list,Ilia. A beautiful sight. we're happy tonight, Walkin' in a winter wonderland, Gone away is the blue bird. Here to stay is the new bird. He sings a love song as xk-e go along, Walkin' in a winter wonderland' In the meadow we can build snowman Then pretend that he is Parson Brown. He'll say. "Are you married -.1'' 1%*e'll say. "No man' But you can do the job when ou'r(I in town' " Later on ;t'e'll consplre As we dream by the fire To face unafraid the plans that tie made. Walkin' in a winter wonderland. Crystal Magda Dew said, "I do!" News Adver- tiser sales rep Debbie Lynn Burns wrestled an engagement ring out of the love of her life, I Allan John Pearce. Al, who is 14 15 Tabfe of Contents We Wish You A Meny Christmas Winter Wonderland Tie First Nod God fest Ye Merry Gentlemen Tie Christmas Song 16 O Come All ye Faithful Silver Bells Silent �1(ght 17 Twelve Days of Christmas Good King Wences(as Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer 18 Frosty the Snowman Santa Claus is Coming to Town o 0 19-� .9joy To The Warld I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus Lo When Christ Is Born 20 We 'Yhree Kings Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow PEACE AND JOY We've come a long way since the horse- drawn carriage, but our commitment to From all of us at family traditions and old-fashioned values remain the same. Happy holidays and ,N heartfelt thanks to our many good friends. + Is= Orr.; GLEN F AVN' V REEK CEDARS cAu 427 -?7 er Creek Golf & Country Estates 27 Buacy lane. Ajax LIS 4S7 IMAM I] WWI COM, I HM TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS NO CHARGE CONSULTATION KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE ISM largstoon Rd. 210 Consumers Rd. 107 Kent St. Sub 2Wtdtby Meq M o demi e 839-8981 491.4644 430 -MM BRUCE BISSELL LM 201 GAYLY ST. W. AJAX X683-6561 ,,N( TH UH ,rHh TEXAS BORDER! _ ff you bare a ha`*Gdn' for some True Soufhern HoOtdity and great Tex Mex fare, gne is a cdl at the Lone Star Cafe and we b take care of the rests LONE STAR CAFE, 705 KINGSTON ROAD, 905-420-3334 Season's Greetings To All Y�or,Ru rrlalr On behalf of myself, All Members of Ajax Town Cour" and All Town of Ajax Employees, I would lie to wish everyone a Very Merry Chnsunas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Sincerely, JQn Witty Mayor MAX -Better ftan Ever! IL Crystal Magda Dew said, "I do!" News Adver- tiser sales rep Debbie Lynn Burns wrestled an engagement ring out of the love of her life, I Allan John Pearce. Al, who is 14 15 Tabfe of Contents We Wish You A Meny Christmas Winter Wonderland Tie First Nod God fest Ye Merry Gentlemen Tie Christmas Song 16 O Come All ye Faithful Silver Bells Silent �1(ght 17 Twelve Days of Christmas Good King Wences(as Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer 18 Frosty the Snowman Santa Claus is Coming to Town o 0 19-� .9joy To The Warld I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus Lo When Christ Is Born 20 We 'Yhree Kings Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow PEACE AND JOY We've come a long way since the horse- drawn carriage, but our commitment to From all of us at family traditions and old-fashioned values remain the same. Happy holidays and ,N heartfelt thanks to our many good friends. + Is= Orr.; GLEN F AVN' V REEK CEDARS cAu 427 -?7 er Creek Golf & Country Estates 27 Buacy lane. Ajax LIS 4S7 IMAM I] WWI COM, I HM TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS NO CHARGE CONSULTATION KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE ISM largstoon Rd. 210 Consumers Rd. 107 Kent St. Sub 2Wtdtby Meq M o demi e 839-8981 491.4644 430 -MM BRUCE BISSELL LM 201 GAYLY ST. W. AJAX X683-6561 ,,N( TH UH ,rHh TEXAS BORDER! _ ff you bare a ha`*Gdn' for some True Soufhern HoOtdity and great Tex Mex fare, gne is a cdl at the Lone Star Cafe and we b take care of the rests LONE STAR CAFE, 705 KINGSTON ROAD, 905-420-3334 '+T Zhe' irst Noel The first Noel the angel did say Was to certain poor shepherds in t iel(k. as they lay In fields Miere they la\. a -keeping their sheep On it cold night that was ��► deep. \i►el..Noel, N(wl. %()el Porn is the King ()I Israel. The% looked up and sa« it stj;r. Shining it the east he%ond them far And to the earth is gave great light II(l so it continued hath (fi►% and 111dit Clod Rest }'e Merry Gentlemen (0)(I rest %e 111err%. gclltler11en I,et nothing you (isma\ Nenletnber C'hr'ist our Saviour %kits hm-n (►t1 ( ht'IstI11Us (fa%. oIn ,off e Its it (1'1)111 Sit t,rIt's pfiner. 1A h('11 %%e %% ere gotic astray. () t Idtllgs of comfort and jox . corn - !1)1.1 and jox . + ► tiding, of comfort and job . i _- tri � _ r -• - '� : � '� �; ;; IX a Because the goodwill of those we serve is the foundation of our practice, it is a pleasure at this holiday time to say 'Thank you" and to wish you a full year of Health and Happiness. from DR. JACQUELINE UNDO - AND STAFF 41910np n Rd. W., Ajax 427,3249 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,199XPAGE 15 .1170i , OffJ l4� Die Christmas Song Chestnuts roasting on an open fire. Jack Frost nipping at \ our nose. Yuletide carols being sung b.\ it choir' And folks dressed up like EskIII10s. Ev'rybwly knows it turkevand same 1111stletoe Help to make the season bright 1 in% tots with their eves all aglo%% Will find it hard to sleep tonight. They know that SantiCs on his «aV I fes loaded lots of toes and goodies on his sleigh. Ind ex`ry mother's child is gonna spy I'o see if reindeer really know host to fly. AII(f so. Fni offering this simple phrase To kids from one to ninety -tri o. Altho' its been said rnari tune., man%* ways ..AIerry Christmas to you." Ai PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1993 Aflame, Faith " f O come, all ye faithful. Joyful and triumphant. 0 come �'e. O coma N*e to Bethlehem Come and behold 141111 Born the King of angels: O come, let us adore 111111. Christ the Lord. ( > come. let us adore 111111. Christ the Lord. (;od of (iod. Light of Light. Lo' he abhors riot the Virgin's womb: Very God. Begotten, not created: O come. let us adore flim. ('hrist the Lord. Sing. choirs of angels. Sing in exultation. Sing, all %cv citizens of heaven above: ..Glor%- to God In the highest:' I I conte. let us adore flim. �'hr int the Lord �'ea. Lord. we greet 'Thee. Born this happy morning.- .Jesus, orning:.)esus. to Thee be glory given., 1Vord of the Father. No,w in flesh appearing- () come. let us adore Iiim. ('hrist the Lord. • TY Am Aaw in— i<tali-- W-t-mr Gift Cea tifirtl:atm "Uh Mati pwffqba at a ps C*etmleate reed" FREE s CWriW Or has ;•• ■aadad satin chrlxt. Ckreumwab with a elasie wintm, .e..a. Regan valow apse, ss.7s Mob - 100 WeeftnY Rt d sartsr, Ajax W dw Ajax G stsdeQ "S-619-2=9 Crystal Magda Dew said, " I do!" News Adver- tiser sales rep Debbie Lynn Burns wrestled an engagement ring out of the love of her life, i Allan John Pearce. Al, who is Silent Ni Silent night' Hole Night' :111 is calm, all is bright: Bound yon virgin mother and child 11ol% infant so tender and mild. Sleep in hea%-enl ,- peace. Sleep in heavenl". peace. Silent night' Hole night' Shepherds quake at the sight. Glories stream from heaven afar. Heavenl, hosts sing Hallelujah. Christ. the Sax-ior is horn' ('hrist. the Sax-ior is born' dent night, Hole night' Sim of love's pure light liadianl heanis from Th% hole I d cc' . ith the dawn of redeeming grace. Jesus. Lordt at th% birth. l�sus. Lord, at th\ birth Somewhere 'Ln. Time Vustinctwe Gtfts Conte and imm us for a cup of aQcr and nibble on soot cr wkm and dip 'Fjqwienu a new may of dmng Christmas Aerpind in a Rimed atmosphere. Sr•mse thraYgfi our ds(ighefu(Ckristmas arnan.alu, poe pawn, cherubs, cand&S and cof4cta64s swmund yowseLf with stow" treasums and aenshed keepsakes. Phase drop by and a ;punt our shop for yvuaecf'for your shoppingcanvtnunct are haft e.>Lux4d our haws for the month of Drcamber. Mm. - Fri. 10:00 - 9:00 Saturday 10:00.6:00 Sunday 12:00.5.-00 Villages of Abbey Lane 91 YpianderB&xf. Scar6orough, Ont. 724-5488 Season's Greetings From PICKERING 1 i; -_-iG E NT CARE MEDT -CENTRE OPEN DAILY DURING HOLIDAYS i• Perva Alidina, M.D. • Diamond Alidina, M.D. Andrea Woloszczuk, M.D. • Paul Laroche, M.D. • Family Medical Centre Eye Examinations Lab & X-ray, Ultrasound • No Appointment Necessary Open Seven Days A Week 1450 Kingston Rd. a Valleyfarm Rd. (Highway 82 between Brock & UverCall 831.8240 IA I Sol • , TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS NO CHARGE CONSULTATION KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1550 Kingston Rd 210 Consumers Rd 107 Kent SL Suite 210 Suite 204 tlll'hltby Pkke" trtlN wdele 839-8981 491.4644 430-4800 Sifver Beffs City sidewalks, busy sidewalks dressed in holiday style. In the air there's a feeling of Christmas. Children laughing, people passing, meeting smile after smile, And on every street corner you hear: Silver bells, silver bells, It's Christmas time in the city. Ding -a -ling, hear them ring, Soon it wIII be Christmas day. Strings of' streetlights. even stoplights blink a bright red and green. As the shoppers rush home with their treasures. Hear the snow crunch, see the kids bunch. this is Santa's big scene. And ab(,ve all the bustle you hear: Silver bells. Silver bells. It's Christmas time in the cite. Ding -a -ling. hear them ring. Soon it will be Christmas I)a,,-. //JC(? OT u/zea�aL ,:�aAd iRD GE%ER4T10\ FAM]LI 0111ED & OPERATED SERVING AM-PICKERING SINCE 1944 .� �-astass�eayerse! e2lfF•Gfl� _f 28 Old Waggon Road • "r *� - (In Pi, kenng\'dkW) a i tlIl 6faelW� Fungal an• '. 1 T.wr w NORTH OF THE TEXAS BORDER! !l You hme a ha*edfn' for some True Southern Hospitdityand great Tex Mex Tae, gyre us a cd/ d the lone Sta Cafe aid we It take ccre of the rest! LONE STAR CAFE, 705 KINGSTON ROAD, 905-420-3334 X61 � Twelve Dans of Ckrisf w On the first day of Christmas my true love sent to me, a partridge in a pear tree. On the second day of Christmas my true love sent to me, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. On the third day of Christmas my true love sent to me, three french hens. two turtle doves and a par - P tridge in a pear tree. On the fourth day of Christmas my true love sent to me, four calling birds. three french hens, two tur- tle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. On the fifth day of Christmas my true love sent to me, Five golden rings, Four calling birds. three french hens. two turtle doves and a p,.i - tridge in a pear tree. On the sixth day of Christmas my )true love sent to me, six gees 1 allaying. Five golden rings Four calling birds... On the seventh day of Christmas my true love sent to me, seven swans a- swimming... On the eighth day of Christmas my rue love sent to me, eight maids a- m ilking... �)n the ninth day of Christmas my .rue love sent to me, nine ladies dancing... On the loth day of Christmas my true love sent to me. 10 lords a -leaping... On the 11th day of Christmas my true love sent to me, 11 pipers piping... On the 12th day of Christmas my true love sent to me. 12 drummers drumming...and a partridge in a pear tree. _/1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1993 -PAGE 17 %.r- 'Rudolph ?lie 2�cf dosed 2�gindeer, Rudolph, the red -nosed reindeer, had a very shiny nose. And if you ever saw it, you would even say it glows. All of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names. They never let poor Rudolph join in any reindeer games. Then one foggy Christmas Eve, Santa came to say, "Rudolph, with your nose so bright, won't you guide my sleigh tonight`'" Then how the reindeer loved him, as they shouted out with glee, ,,Rudolph, the red -nosed reindeer, you'll go down in historv." IN TIE SPIRIT 0r PUMP ...we offer our very best wishes to you and yours this holiday season. �[�[�T��, I �tl1, iwpt1a.w ('&r.<cj ClP CHM57MO GREUM AW RECME $50A OFF GOOD INiM JAN. 71194 PKXEM WWMV OSHMA X20.4M 01-M 46-2144 IDE YOUR Y CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT... 1 J SHORT TERM RATES AVAILABLE 1700 Alliance Road Pickering, Ont L1 W 3X2 831-5555 Good King Wenceslas Good Fang Wenceslas looked out. On the Feast of Stephen. When the snow lay round about. Deep and crisp and even: Brightly shone the moon that night, Though the frost was cruel. When a poor man came in sight. Gathering winter fuel. "Hither, page, and stand by me, If thou know'st it, telling, Yonder peasant. who is he' Where and what his dwelling''" "Sire, he lives a good league hence, Underneath the mountain Right against the forest fence. By Saint Agnes Fountain." 'Bring me flesh. and bring me wine, Bring me pine logs hither: v Q, Thous and I will see him dine. When we bear them thither." Page and Monarch forth they went. Forth they went together: Through the rude wind's wild lament And the bitter weather. IN TIE SPIRIT 0r PUMP ...we offer our very best wishes to you and yours this holiday season. �[�[�T��, I �tl1, iwpt1a.w ('&r.<cj ClP CHM57MO GREUM AW RECME $50A OFF GOOD INiM JAN. 71194 PKXEM WWMV OSHMA X20.4M 01-M 46-2144 IDE YOUR Y CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT... 1 J SHORT TERM RATES AVAILABLE 1700 Alliance Road Pickering, Ont L1 W 3X2 831-5555 PAGE I&THE NEVUS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12.1993 I. Frosty ?lie Snowman t. r'rostv the Snowman was a jolt happy soul. With a corncob pipe and a button nose. And two eves made out of coal. Frosty the Snowman is a fairy tale they say. He was made of snow but the children know How he came to life one day. There must have been some magic in that old silk hat they found. For when they placed it on his head. he began to dance around. Oh Frosty the Snowman was alive as he could be. And the children say he could laugh and pla%. Just the same as you and me. (4MRUS Thumper% thump thump. thumpe- tv thump thump. Look at Frost go. Thumpety thump thump. thumpe- ty thump thump. Over the hills of snow. Frost the Snowman knee- the sun was hot that day. So he said. "Let's run and we'll have some fun. Now before I melt away." Down to the village. with a broomstick in his hand. Running here and there all around the square. Savin "Catch me if you can-. He led them down the streets of town right to the traffic cop. And he only paused a moment when he heard him holler. "Stop'" For Frosty the Snowman had to hurry on his way. But he waved goodbye sarin'. "Don't you cry. Ill be back again some day' " CHORUS Best Wishes `w< / In appreciation of the support of friends and customers during the past year, we extend our warmest Christmas greetings. Happy holidays. May the peace of the season be yours throughout the coming year. THE 11ANAGEMENT AND STAFFOF CROSS COUNTRY DONUTS .S.1.%' T.1 CL 1(:4; PS COMING TO T()I1 N You better catch out. 'You better not crv, Better not pout. I'm telling you why, Santa Claus is coming to town. He's making a list And checking it twice: Gonna find out who's Naught and nice. Santa (Taus is coming to town. lie sees you schen you're sleeping: He kno\i's when v'ou're awake: Ile knows it' you've been had of ood. o he good for goodness sake. Oh. you better watch out. 1-ou•better not cry. Better not pout. I'm telling you why, Santa Claus is coming to town. With little tin horns And little tov drums. Foot -too -toots And kumm tum-tums. Santa Clain is coming to town. And curb head dolls. That toddle and coo. Elephants. boats And kiddie cars too. Santa Claus is coming to town. &0,884 W 4 &Yuntrarl DOMOTS *FREE REGULAR DONUT 'with ate Pumhose of a Coffee UIIMTED TIE OFFER VALID 4 -11 P.IL not vaid with any other offer 240 HARWOOD AVE., S. AJAX 619-0474 Seaso E Greetings And Many Thanks! Here's hoping N -our holiday delivers an abundance of cheer. Vt'e appreciate }our support a throughout the past }'car. IMAGINATION STATION CHILDREN'S BOOKS AND TOYS HWY. t2 i WHITES RD. WHITES ROAD PLAZA (831 -READ) li X Haply Pd Hol daysIrl q _ To all our cherished friends ' and customers. (. We truly appreciate - •\' your business. swtf Yom stodLbW cels year with . $1 .90 Gift Certlfkates (Book of S - $5.00) C -, 1290 KIMSTON RD., PICKERMIG RGER us NammEnF,Am ING 1v?SN =ST. K OSHWA = KM ST. W., OSHAia to all rM valued customers SELECT AUTO cLASS FREE MOBILE SERVICE WE Pay YOUR • CARS TRUCKS .yo. 9.,.600E FCP oeoucTeLE CfR-TA . vNNS ON • TAB TOPS WINDSHIELDS "'CS • STOFNIS & SCREENS , Q 433-4223 W ((A�AT,�.PAARRK'� �..y356BBLOOA► .j &0,884 W 4 &Yuntrarl DOMOTS *FREE REGULAR DONUT 'with ate Pumhose of a Coffee UIIMTED TIE OFFER VALID 4 -11 P.IL not vaid with any other offer 240 HARWOOD AVE., S. AJAX 619-0474 Seaso E Greetings And Many Thanks! Here's hoping N -our holiday delivers an abundance of cheer. Vt'e appreciate }our support a throughout the past }'car. IMAGINATION STATION CHILDREN'S BOOKS AND TOYS HWY. t2 i WHITES RD. WHITES ROAD PLAZA (831 -READ) li X Haply Pd Hol daysIrl q _ To all our cherished friends ' and customers. (. We truly appreciate - •\' your business. swtf Yom stodLbW cels year with . $1 .90 Gift Certlfkates (Book of S - $5.00) C -, 1290 KIMSTON RD., PICKERMIG RGER us NammEnF,Am ING 1v?SN =ST. K OSHWA = KM ST. W., OSHAia THE HEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1993 -PAGE 19 Lo, %Wen Christ Is Born AD. 9p� 70 World V� 4* .log to-�the %korld. The Lord is ('oI71E'; I,et earth receive her King; .1 Let every heart, prepare Him' room. :%nd heaven and nature sing. Joy. to the earth' the Savior reigns; 1.,''t men their songs employ; �t hile fields and floods. rocks, hills and hl -ins, ltepf .0 the sounding joy. No more let sins and sorrows grow Nor thorns infest the ground. lie comes. to make His blessings I Iow Far as the curse is found. He rules the earth with truth and grace. :111(1 make the nations prove The glories of His righteousness. And wonders of His love. A �`= I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Clads I saw Mommy kissing Santa Claus. Underneath the mistletoe last night. She didn't see me creep Down the stairs to have a peek; She thought that I was tucked up In my bedroom, fast asleep. And I saw Mommy tickle Santa Claus Underneath his beard so snowy white. Oh, what a laugh it would have been If Daddy had only seen Mommy tickle Santa Claus last night. I saw :Mommy kissing Santa Claus Underneath the mistletoe last night. She didn't see me creep Down the stairs to have a peek She thought that I was tucked up In my bedroom fast asleep. I saw Mommy tickle Santa Claus Underneath his beard so snowy white. Oh, what a laugh it would have been If Daddy had only seen Mommy kissing Santa Claus last night. I.o, when Christ is born On this earth forlorn Dark night glows full bright Radiant with his light; Angel choirs are heard rejoicing, Sweetest praises loudly voicing; . 1 Gloria, Gloria, Gloria, In excelsis Deo! Shepherds hear the greeting While night watch they're keeping; Haste and hear ve all Bethlehem's clear call: Here is born your loving Saviour; Here appears the world's Redeemer. Gloria, Gloria, Gloria, In excelsis Deo' O celestial Spirit Heavenly heralds true, Tell .is: let us hear it. Just what shall we do'' Dumb with fear, we scare conceive it; Only faith can well believe it. Gloria, Gloria, Gloria, In excelsis Deo' 4 r•' WISHING YOU THE BEST OF THE SEASON DR. STEVEN HADEL, D.D.S. AND STAFF WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST THIS HOLIDAY SEASON coma UENCY OFFICE W CHURCH ST. S. MAX, ONT. LIS M C� JIM WISEMAN MPP DURHAM WEST OUEEN'S PARK OFFICE 175 BLOORST. E SUITE 100 NORTH TOWER TORONTO M 4W 3RI Season's Greetings Your friendship means a lot to us. Enjoy a wonderful holiday. 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Fortunately, the week ended on a high note for the Ajax squad, as the Axemen claimed a big road victory in Barrie, running roughshod over the Colts 8-2 in Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League action Thursday. The win followed on the heels of two tough outings by the Axemen earlier in the week. Ajax dropped a 6-3 decision in Collingwood Monday and lost at home to the second -place Newmarket '87s 7-5 Tuesday. The victory creates a three-way logjam for third place in the league's East Division stand- ings. The Barrie Colts, Markham Waxers and the Axemen each have 28 points. Ajax's record stands at 12 wins, 10 losses and four ties. Accordine to Axemen co -coach John Blackburn, the team executed a simple game plan to beat the Colts. Ajax returned to basic hockey, using the 'dump -and -chase' tactic to force the Barrie defencemen to make mistakes in their own zone. "We've got a lot of AA" offensive talent and I AXEMEN think we were just getting too fancy," says Blackburn. "Last night we wanted to dump and chase and really force their defence - men." The Axemen got out of the gate quickly, piling up a 5-0 first -period lead. However, as has been the case in recent games, Ajax didn't take a vacation for the rest of the contest. Rather, the team continued its tight -checking, disciplined play through the second and third frames. "We didn't want to give them any chance of getting back into the game," noted Blackburn. Team captain Donnie Curran and Colin Carer led the attack with a pair of goals Going a round with his shadow Chad Bince, a member of the Ajax Boxing Club, hones his skills with some shadow boxing during a recent training session at the Ajax Community Centre. We're not sure who won this bout -- Chad or his shadow. photo by Celia Bronkhorst apiece. Geravin Sytnyk, Jesse Austin, Aaron Saul and Ajax/Pickering Raiders 'AAA' midget call-up Markus Quinn netted singles. Scoring single goals in the Collingwood contest were Sytnyk, Pat Drohan and Bow- manville junior 'C' call-up Gary Adams. Hitting the scoresheet in the Newmarket game were Aaron Saul, Sytnyk, Carey, Gregor Reid and James McGill, all with single goals. The Axemen's next home game is against the Peterborough Petes at the Ajax Community Centre arena on Tuesday, Dec. 14, starting at 8 p.m. AXE FAX: The Axemen will host their annual Christmas minor hockey game against the Lindsay Bears on Tuesday, Dec. 21. Santa Claus will fly in from the north and there'll be lots of giveaways during the game. Minor hockey players get into the game free ... The Axemen are planning an alumni game for Jan- uary. All former Axemen players are asked to contact the Axemen office...Details to follow. Brother, sister champs on. trampoline PICKERING - A pair of Picker- ing trampolinists came back with medals from the recent George Brown Invitational meet in Toronto. Ben Snape, 15, and sister Eliza- beth, 12, captured three medals dur- ing the day -long meet. Top competitors from Quebec, British Columbia, Michigan and Ontario took part in the high-profile event In the level II mixed division, Ben Snape and perurer Lydia Zarm 13, of Brampton, won the gold medal with a Boone of 77.1. Elizabeth Snape and partner Cas- sandra Siwek, 11, of Toronto, won the silver medal in the level Il female syncltro event. They posted a score of 723, which was .4 behind the wi vwm Flizabeth Snape claimed her sec- ond medal of the meet, a silver medal, in the individual novice natio al female event. She recorded a score of 52.1. Ben Snape also finished fourth in the senior national male event, and was sixth in the double mini trampo- line competition. Scrape and partner Matthew Cole of Ottawa were 21st overall in the "lucky draw" event Meanwhile, Elb abeth Snape was eighth in the "lucky draw" event with partner Brenna Casey of Ottawa. Snape was also 21st in the double mini trampoline event The Snapes will compete next at the World Age Group Qualifier in Richmond Hill on Jan. 15. Both Elizabeth and Ben Snaps: train at the Skyrider: Tragi lire Place in Richmond Hill. Ben Snape Elizabeth Snape CALL AL RIVETT WITH SPORTS 683-5110, FAX 683-7363 Ringette Lions play to 7-7 tie AJAX - The Ajax Lions Club novice 'C' ringette team played to a 7-7 draw with the Markham 'B' squad in a game on Dec. 7. The Lions were paced by Kristina Carroll with three goals. Kelly Hart net- ted a pair, while Allison Fair and Lindsey Blakey chipped in with singles. Hart contributed a trio of helpers with single assists to Julia Saunders and Meredith Clayton. The Ajax defence of Emilie Roy, Amy Draga, Lori Van Langen, Jackie Jordan, put in a strong effort to preserve the tie. Ajax goalie Andrea Lawlor was outstanding in goal, foling many Markham scoring opportu- nities. Selects extend win streak AJAX - The Ajax Knights Second Storey/Castool Precision Tooling minor atom select hockey team extended its unbeaten streak to three games with recent victories over Scarborough and Lea- side. The Ajacians earned a 6- 4 win over the Scarborough Sabres 'A' team — a squad which defeated Ajax previ- ously this season. Scoring for Ajax were Brad O'Neil with a hat trick, Neil McBride -O'Brien, Jordan Servos and Michael Calnan with singles. ,Michael Boss earned an assist. Ajax cruised by Leaside 11-0. McBride -O'Brien and Russell Graves led the attack with two goals and an assist apiece. Others with points were Calnan, one goal, two assists; Black, Kirk Reid and Brad McConnachie each with a goal and two assists; Ser- vos a goal and an assist; O'Neil two assists; Chad Morrison and Robbie Con - very each with one goal; and Bryan Adams -Dennis one assist. Defensively, Mathew Larabie and Jason Ander- son played well in helping Jonathan Carter and Kenny Porter earn the shutout Basketball players sought AJAX-PICKERING - Players are still being sought for an area men's basketball league. The Ajax/Pickering Men's Basketball League is looking for new players. Games are played •��.on Wednesdays at 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. • at Pickering High School, 180 Church St., N., Ajax. For more information, call Eammon Heenan at 427- 1216. 2 -THE NEWS ADVWMER SUNDAY, DEMSElt 1% 1"3 Annandale rinks impress; 0 ser Tor coming Donspiels By JIM EASSON Special to the News Advertiser AJAX-PICKERING - Annan- dale Curling Club rinks impressed at the recent Lou Ross Bonspiel at the Tam Heather Curling Club in Scarborough on Saturday. Six Annandale men's teams skipped by Jerry Pinkney, Gord Norton, Jon Payne, Warren Leslie, Mike Birkbeck and Jack Rauch competed at the 'spiel with five winning prizes. As well, Annandale will be represented at a number of other high-profile bonspiels in the weeks ahead. They are: ❑ The Seagram's V.O. Mixed Bonspiel has zone playdowns slated for the Whitby Curling Club Dec. I1 and 12. Curling for Annandale will be the team of Gord Norton at skip, Wilma Nor- ton at third, Ron Alexander at second and Rita Alexander at lead. The senior edition of the Seagram's V.O. mixed 'spiel is at the Uxbridge Curling Club on the same weekend. Walter Nash will take his team of Minnie Nash, Mark Scanlon and Lorraine Scan- lon there to try to win one of two spots in the senior regional play - downs. J The Dell Computer Bantam Mixed Bonspiel is also slated for Uxbridge Dec. l l and 12. Wayne Warren will represent Annandale with teammates Michelle Klepad- lo at vice, Matt Broga at second and Christie Durand leading. O The upcoming Blue Light Tankard Men's zone playdowns at the Oshawa Golf Club will draw two Annandale rinks. Jon Payne is entered with his team of Steve Ingham, Dave Hutchison and Craig Reid, while Gord Nor- ton will go with his rink of Ron Alexander, Gerry McKenna and Scott Buncombe. The Blue Light Tankard repre- sents the start of the long road to the Labatt Brier, emblematic of the Canadian Men's Curling Championship. Only one Annan- dale rink has completed that jour- ney as Bob Fedosa's rink com- peted for the Brier in 1979, when he curled with Bob Turcotte, Craig Garratt and Doug Morri- son. Midget 'AAA' Raiders flog foes in back-to-back league contests AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Raiders Slim -line Windows midget 'AAA' rep hockey team raised its league record above the .500 mark by beating Peterborough 7-1 at home Tuesday night. The Raiders opened up a 5-0 bulge through two periods and cruised home with the victory in Eastern Ontario 'AAA' league action at the Pickering Recreation Complex. It was another stellar effort by the forward line of Jason Reed, Graham Horne and Murray Sheehan who were on the ice for five of the seven goals scored by Ajax/Pickering. Reed and Horne both scored a rAAA� g or 1 of RAIDERS w i t h Home adding a single. Horne also contributed two assists to give the line a seven -point night. Other scorers were Tim Watt and Steve Quinn with assists to Rob Vessio, Chris Smith and Wes Edwards. In a league game against Whit- by at Iroquois Park Arena Mon- day night, the Raiders whipped the home team 11-4. Sheehan led the way with a seven -point night on four goals and three assists. Linernate Horne counted two goals and three assists, while the other member of the trio, Jason Reed, had a goal and two helpers. Wes Edwards also netted a pair of goals, with one apiece by Tim Watt and Tim McCarthy. Assisting were Markus Quinn with two, Matt Norminton, McCarthy Niall Maynard � The Raiders' league record improves to nine wins, eight loss- es -and throe ties. They're m sec- ond place in the league's West Division. Meanwhile, tlh0taiders corri- peteQ at the Chingyacousy Tour- nament last weekend. Ajax/Pick- ering posted a record of one win, one loss and one tie, and failed to advance to the playoff round. The Raiders were blown out by Burlington in the first game of the tourney 9-0. However, Ajax/Pickering 'o, regrouped in the second contest to tie Orillia 4-4. Reed scored twice for the Raiders, with singles to Smith and Loughery Graham. Assisting were Sheehan and Horne each with two, Steve Quinn, Markus Quinn and Norminton with one apiece. The Raiders beat Brampton 4-1 in the third game. Kevin Hall scored twice, with Sheehan and Markus Quinn scoring one apiece. Graham, Norminton, Watt, Victor Charbonneau, Reed, Maynard, Steve Quinn and Vessio all drew assists. 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Defencemen �vQ' Kevin Winslow and Darryn Dubeau turned in strong efforts, along with goalies Curtis Gray and Luke Gre- goire who shared the shutout. .. Pickering began the tournament by registering a 3-1 r�0� jgj10? win over Oakridges. Mike Cuzzolino, Lusina and Sean Sadler scored. Scott George and Lusina assisted. Meeting Wallaceburg in the second game, Pickering claimed a 5-2 victory. George, Cuzzolino, Lusina, Phillips and John Porter were the goal scorers with assists to Craig Hillbom, Cuzzolino, Lusina, Greg Cusack, Jeremy Holmes, Matt Thompson and Sadler. .In a thriller against the host Bradford squad, Pickering notched a 1-0 win, with Lusina scoring a powerplay marker late in the third period. George and Porter drew assists. ;; AJAX SPARTAN MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION 04 Managers required for Ajax Girl's select teams in 1994. The ;; N teams include Mosquito (ages 10-12), Bantam (Ages 13-15) and N Midget (Ages 16-20). Interested parties are to apply in writing N s.4 only before December 24, 1993 to: N N N AJAX SPARTANS MINOR N ;; BASEBALL ASSOCIATION INC. H P.O. BOX 31 04 1 N AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 3C2 L� ►. N ATTN: MR. RICHARD SHEEPWASH H N GIRLS BASEBALL CONVENOR Let Sargeants take the hassle out of Christmas dinner... 0 HOLIDAY J� PARTY OF 10 - 130 � INCLUDES Dinner plates ,,� ^ Cups it saucers Side plates :�`. - ' 4 linen napkins. Dessert plates y tablecloths Wine glasses _ candleholders Water glasses - a Cutlery ` - candles FREE19 Centre Piece Rental to first 100 people booking SPECIAL DELIVERY � �$ a+y $10.00 (rckxles Pick-up) Remember 'we do the Washing' Or CAU5 71-1011 mica 1961 MOSHAAWA D. S. Ajax novices save best for last at tournament AJAX - The Ajax Paul Davis Systems major novice'AA' hep hockey team had a tough time at the recent Ajax NovicOMidget Toumament. Ajax Iost two and won one In preliminary acuon. Due to the points system, Ajax failed to advance to the Imo. Ajax dropped a 2-0 decision to SL Catharines to start the tourney. In the second game, Ajax was defeated by Vaughan 4-2. Joshua Brock and Steven Balvers morod far Ajax. In the third game. Ajax got past 4-1 on goals by Andy Nienhilds, Kyle Paterson, Greg Harman and Kevin Spurs. Assisting were Stuart Watson, Made MacLsaac and Stever Bahvers, all with two. to other league 1W Ajax major novice squad trounces Batrlb'91. . Pattison lot dp way MY'tttft goals Also scoring vMdr+e CftiiS C31! ft M& . two,, Trevor .Wilson, Balvers; Daniel Strang and Joe? ICepy+with owteadh., r Assisting were Balvers with three, Strang, Hannan, Brock, Wilson, Scott Costello, Spurs and Griffin with one apiece. Ajax also nipped Whitby 3-2. Griffin netted two with Balvers firing the other marker. Harman, Paterson, Spurs and Costello assisted. The Davis Systems novices tied Newmarket 2-2. Balvers and Paterson were the marksmen with assists to Spurs with two, Maclsaac and Balvers with one each. Ajax also played to a 2-2 draw with Markham. Balvers and Costello scored for Ajax. Hannan, Watson, Brock and Griffin drew assists AJAR MINIMAE GLUE Results tram bridge play from Tires., Dec. 7. OPEN SECTION - NORT WSOUTH Flo Bain and Herb Gladman 58.5"X; Donna Dizig and Ian Coals 57.5`X; Bealrfce Philos and HenriCa Soetens 57.1%; Wybren Hoagland and Greg Sweeney 55.3%; Paul Marrin and Ken Predovich 54%. EAST -WEST Jim Mattel and Phylls Burgan 63.3%; Frank Pichler and Monica Duquple 59.8%; Ada Balfour and John Boehm 57.4%; Chile Chambers and Paul MacNeil 56.4%; John Cook and Halez Dandouh 51.1 (tie); Sona Bei and Donelda Crawford 51.1%. NOVICE SECTION Dents and Anne Walsh 65.6%; Helen Neofand and Mike Sheridan 53.8% (tie); Ben Dodd and Julie Brady 53.8%. PICKERINGRINGETTE ASSOCIATION GAME RESULTS - AS OF DEC. 6. REP REPORT Sb -$pons (Pette) 8 vs. Markham 5. Xerox (Tween) vs. Markham 4. Papps (Junior) vs. Markham 3; Papps 11 vs. Barrie 9 Caton Ginny (Belle 'M') 2 vs. London 6. Bay Spon (Intermediate 'AA-) 5 vs. Woolwich 5. REGIONAL TEAMS Ultramar (P4tlhe 'B') 7 vs. Whitby 1; Legion 606 (Nrlidr 1r) 2 w. Ajax 4. AJAX RECREATIONAL LADIES BASKETBALL Results from Dec. e. FIRST GAME McGinnis landing 37 vs. LOEB Baywood 36. TOP SCORERS McGinnis Landing: Colleen Wafering 12, Kathy HerF derson 6. Sherri -Lynn Esooe 6. LOEB Baywood: Kathy Durran 10, Barb Armstrong 9. SECOND GAME Bourbon Baylys 38 vs. Exiron Canada 36. TOP SCORERS Bourbon Bayiys: Rhonda While 14, Joanna Rear- don 10. Exiron Canada: Lori Lomberg 9, Anne Whitehead 8, Engrid Carmichael 8. RESULTS FROM DEC. 1. FIRST GAME Extron Canada 39 vs. LOEB Baywood 39. TOP SCORERS LOEB Baywood: Barb Armstrong 11, Margo Levy 10. (Ajax BOwI and Plaza Bowl league results for November) YOUTH CHALLENGE MONDAY NTE MIXED LEAGUE GIRLS- DIVISION Christina Casey 1130; Kelt' Frintolf 1074; a Vick- Sant Singles: APnI Sap 265; Rick VanderNrde 314; Murray Cwantz 290: Denise Burroughs 290: Rob Sap 230. ery 1060: Brearme Crombie 1046; Nicole Gullimrore Triples: John OuaMz 796; Dave Pacarynuk 736; 1042: Amanda Westlake 1039; Sarah Gates 101. Brenda Vaderfirlde 715: Tem Black 646; April Sap BOYS' DIVISION 644. Sebastian Blanchst 1374; James Vickery 1180; Vine MDK ELECTRIC LEAGUE Dessureauft 1178; Mike O'Donnell 1150; Shawn Nar. 13. sk,gles: Don Anderson fig; Harold Mueler Haley 1132; Ryan Preston 1079; Chris Canadian 259. 265; Steve Watts 258; Wayne Cramp 254; 1064: Chris Brown 1048. D- Bssornene 252 TMke: Don Anderson 766; ALTERNATES Harold Mueller 757: Steers Wants 704: Wayne Carp Paloma Crombe. Regan Buhr- Aran Severn. Rachis 696; Gloria Chafe 676: Delmar Coull 671: Ron Va-deride, WOOW490 656: kene Besonees 650. GOLDEN SENIORS LEAGUE Nov. 20. sighs: Steve Warts 340; Delmar Coul 314; Singles: Mane Allard 266. Shirley Mild 219. 209. Jerry Chafe 308: Joyce Dunklp 279, 254; Wayne 217, Alice Hearts 222. 254. 203. Tripes: Wo Frank Cramp 283; Vinrry Branigan 257; John McDonald 703. Shrilly Meckel 645; Ake Hews 679, 283: Ron Naked 263. Trill SNve Watts 790: Del - WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES' LEAGUE mar Cads 750: Jerry Chale 734: Joyce Dunbo 683: Singles Lon Ckbhy 267. 258. 277: Lorraine Pesibes Don Anderson 671: Dave Harvey 662; Wayne Carp 278: Shelly Pankhurst 253. 657: Vi ny Branagan 657: Jahn McDonald 654: Ron Triples Lon C1ttJley 802: Shslr Pankhurst SW Nakelf 653. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES LEAGUE CANDY LEAGUE Now 2 Singles: Rick Longworth 323: Bud Bayes 308. Singles: Joan Brunlaau 266.262.2M; Jean Plouaide 302: Joe Mercer 261: Keen Cumnngs 250. 275: Sia 286: Joar Thomson. 770; May Oke 289: Dena Black - Paner 295: NaM Longwwomr+ 262: Karen Parker 260. lock 269: Marr Keay 258. Tndas: Jean Plouar0e 693: Tnoes Rick Longworth 819: Bud Bayes 891; Joe Joan Brureau 679: Joan Thorson 654, 670. Meraer 712 Kevin C ---Vs 702: Ron Gneemead YBC - PEEWEE Orins1oN ISM Na 9 sngbs Bud Bayes 251.388: Aar Longworm Sirghs: Andrew W Moms 142. 1'4: Alyssa Barlett 110. 125: Steven Carrsdel 142: Cassandra Carry 260. 29C. Ron Greenhead 264: June Robert 26• bell 107. Goroon McCaugl»ry 110: Ian Snwrrun Ty09s Bud Bayes 870: Rck Lo+gwortn 781: Ron 101. Do- Andrew Williams 256: Alyssa 9artkar Gone' nm e 754 235: Steven Caffirib ll 225: Cassandra Campbell Nov ' 6 sngim Dara Haney 327. Rtpk Longworth Average: Massa 194: Gordon McCaugwty 185. ToV== 241. 254. Ron Greenhead 285. Marge Sievers 267. Bamem 96. Cassandra Carrobes 94 4sare Fceter Ler WooiIndge 252. Tris)", Dae Narver 729: Rick 94: Andrew Wiliiams 111; Paul Monlgorrnery 84. Longwor n 716: Ron Gresnnead 679. 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Charitable Registration 00249696.0q I I All donations eligible for tax medias t J jo PAGE WHOLE Oft HAIE NO C EWI RE CHOPS REMOVED 'RE im OF F" K L.B. CHOICE CANADIAN � SHOIJI�Eft ac IM BLADE i$. PURE PORK SAUSAGE 500 C ZWAY IPA% C , SWEET PICKLED CCO STAGE DOLLS L.B. PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM StNOAY DEC, 12193 TO SATUIir1AY DEC.11193 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO L•AT TERMINAL KISS Ig BAG GILLE7E - RIGHT GUAPD uP_- EAF 3PA4C • Kc,;ERGE"tS 1 1 tr^S• xY CC ':A:P S -,D C •,E cra 171 �1� � � � 11 • SCtiA S^ANC CE- CC'JN'EP • AC aA COSMAiP CANA-" ANI cPEPH AT CE ^^^co / c C iNSC v a SON • GLADE - - - MGM TORONTO- TORONTO TORONTO MARKHAM PICKE CENTRAL DOWNTOWN RIVERDALE DURI - 5 P.Y. A.Y. -10 P.Y. AA -10 KMIG ST �,s �.2. or R� BROOK no. Y :NSt WE - Ito1h of m"..01 DURHAMOSHAWA r. 11 � •. �� \� . • .�/.� '•' ,` ,,,� •' '��, . it �► .•. rI�/�' • 't� 1 '• ��'� � �� \i _ • .��.' � �' �'� ' PRODUCT OF ONTAR; MIA.1: 4 -3 IrIq • � I I 1 I' 1 11 r If�.,,� • A 1 CREAM CHEESE 250* YACKA(_;F STOVE -170P STUFI�'ING �d/yam-, 120g PKG. .,80029 'M' -Cl. •.G P'_9C-ASE CREAM CHEESES' 29 E D SMITH t___*trp TARTPE atUESE4Rv CWERR IE FILI.LtiGS DOLE -ASSORTED 1 al • �1 :1411NIMIP00 1• 1 E.D. SMTH SIGNATURE JAMS & MAPIbLM ARES SM mL AR CHIIIIIIISMASSORTED 1 1 � K1 1 2509 BOX o 1 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING - �•49 1 -SAT OIC , m IN STORE RETAIL 8Z 49 ----------------- - ------ --,- -- -� 1 AULT FOODS LACTAIRM --- - 1 1�1 1 CONDENSM MELK 300 mL TIN 1 1 colx+DN vALD UNTILaosNc `�.� 1 1• AT_DEC-1&93 NSTORE RETAIL $229 � .IOINSAI ? • � �� ` :� 1 ASSORTED SIZES COUPON VALID INTL CLOSING , 1 SAT DEC 1& N 93 STORE RETAIL S3 99 F.A. --79 J `- -•- r----- ---------------- --- -- --1 j •RNUUM STRAWBE��PLOPKPLE IN -- - 1 1 1 737 g PKG. 1 1 , 1 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING 1 `SAT DEC 1693 IN STORE RETAL$3IN-------�------------- 9 A.M. - S P.M. '•PLAJN-ALMOND -PEANUT HOLIDAY M&M 3109 -"BAG - $VNDAY,DY.0 MBER 12,1!9;; -PAGE 25 2.18 k44 I F'II.I. ' 'moi YOC; K OWN 11AC;. 12 - QFC: F a,C CANAZ- v _aFCE S CELi \ 1 B �� B j •• • .11 1 1 - - - I I 1 VA; % ,'.t •EATPU E 10 LB. POLY BAG 8 A.M. • 10 P.R.=7 A.11. • 10 P.E. PRICES EFFECTNE FROM SUNDAY, DEC. 12193 TO SATURDAY DEC. 18/93 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT MG CANADA 1 BRAN 1 MiFAL 1 525BOX V 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL ClC6tlVG t ; 4' d1 1 , 1 99 84T OEC 93 N SRE 18TORETAIL?9PR7G----------- -------, 8 A.M. • 10 P.R.=7 A.11. • 10 P.E. PRICES EFFECTNE FROM SUNDAY, DEC. 12193 TO SATURDAY DEC. 18/93 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT O 10 BLY BA -1 1 KRAFT GENERAL FOODS I 1 PARK" I 1AlARGARMEI 1 1 LB. TUB 1 " 1 COUPON VAID UNTIL CLOSINGSAT _ $ DEC `-----'----T-E-T-L-I29 ------------ -------J 8 A.M. • 10 P.R.=7 A.11. • 10 P.E. PRICES EFFECTNE FROM SUNDAY, DEC. 12193 TO SATURDAY DEC. 18/93 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1993 DIRECT DIRECT FROM FROM U.S.A. U.S.A. FACTORY OUTLET * GUARANTEED* LOWEST PRICES IN CANADA "FIELDCREST" "rc> R "DUNDEE" "CANNON" "STEVENS" "UTICA" "WAMSUTTA" UIL1r1r"WEST "SPRINGS" POINT" AT THE LOWEST PRICE! "MARTEX" "BARNEY" "West Point" "Stevens" "Martex"JUST ARRIVED Top quality "FIELDCREST" ' BATH SHEET 2000 COMFORTERS 'Fieldcrest" "Cannon'. Royal Family 1993 designs! VELTRA == ,,- WHY PAY 19.99 �'�.��, � ` Of the highest quality � = 9 4 Y ;� .�~"' etc. Super Heavy Weight. --�, LARGE BATHTOWELS �- �' BLANKETS --:, �_- The world's best APPROX. OUR PRICE 30" X 60" 9 9 100% COTTON Many colours a �� designs. Many S 99 costing in excess 3 g $100. R �•'"' Reg. up to 16.99 3 AOR 20 __1_ Hand Towels = £►, , Reg. up to S11-99 2 FOR 5 x -large lace cloths Cosy, warn, supple; washes for � • . years & ears & ears �. 00 With every "Barney 50c of each. l st each s e!- Reg. up to 57.99 3 FOR 5 From purchase will be donated to the Children's Wish Foundation. come, 1 st served. � No phos holds . , - ,,_ Huge Bathsheets s - ( : �• Reg. 527.99 3 29 Only each 10 Colours to Choose ColonPAY HelpA Child's Wish Come True FOR YOU'LL DOUBLE Choose E "EVERBEST HYPO -ALLERGENIC "DUPONT" HOLLOWFILL GIANT BATH DUVETS Channel design "Easycare' maehir►e r - ''�', V SHEETS ` washabe. 5 year guarantee MFG REGULAR CLEARANCE Approx_ 3 ft. wide x 6 ft. long ` .-r •---" `Dundee" "Cannon" "Martex" { Twin PRICE PRICE 118'0 each 45°C each Double 13900 each 5500each t i ,.j ; Thick &fluffy wraparound y Pay 527.99 each .---- $ 002500::; Queen 165 eachEMER t FOR unbelievable King 185 each h "A S's�� ;, r - =_ ED OF Soft. Cory 8 BIG - CANADIAN WHITE GOOSE DOWN 260 thread Count "DOPONT-TER DAC II POLYESTER PILLOWS �� J�_� . - � ' �' ,�, `�� • Dupont s Hugh standard, resawnt. re- fluttable. Hypo allergenic in an 10001. 4-waybaffled box const Wh y Our cotton printed while on white shell _- �'� 19 Twin 8Price MFG REGULAR CLEARANCE PRICE PRICE UP TO OF Double 255 129 275 139 Standard 1950each 3FOR $20 �" Queen 21"each 3 FOR 22.4 '-' _ -- _ Tom, r ......., Queen ► ;�!';r'v King 295 169 King 279%ach 3FOR $25 ^�•-^^_�'•-^•�� These are the Best! Winter Weight. HUGE SAVINGS '"'�"- This is fop quality MATTRESS PADS "UTICA", "CANNON" "FIELDCREST", "SPRING", "MARTEX", "STEVENS", QUALITY SHEET SETS VALANCES pieces Bed hugger ruuy elasticized with extra deep sides guaranteed to fit. � ,�� - PERCALE & SUPERCALE Why pay by -Thomaston o� BEDROOM DRAPES MFG REGUWt CLEARANCE PRICE PRICE Twin 3200 15°° � ;_ No Iron , - Cas Care g - y from only � '_ Machine up u to p S24.00 99 by- Thomaston 2 84" ALL ONLY Double 3500 1700 5900 22°° ;- -' ;` 50% Cotton Wash &Dry $169p9e :�' fy. 50% Polyester each $ 99 MSE X"Queen OUR REG. per PaKing 4500 250° -. 'o Why pay triple... set $12.99 with tiebac "For a better weep. " r' ' Elegant designs with Quality Workmanship U GETTER HURRY T. TOWELS "0 $ 9 Just Arrived Gift Boxed Top Quality PER5A% & tf�ERCALE BATH PILLOWS SHOWER CURTAINS--= -=,�%cotton99, dozen DISHCLOTHS Mil � Mildew resistant vinyls, By well Kown Canadian Mtg. PILL SM` MS colours to match your decor 72" x 7T beautiM a vinyls BY,'C j "14" x 14" Can also be used as a Neckrest pillow. -' ;; , INGS" Pi Starbrg From Only i $599 `� each 100% Cotton OR yyhy Pay From You Can Pay �• ALL Why 99 Pay 9.99 -11.99 99 Up To S40 ea. $ Why f$� AND FREE" Beaded Pear, Vdw $40 paid E ANY -- " - $1.00 dozers eacFt Tie -Backs s 100s of P� pair SIZE EXCELLENT STOCKING STOPPER Plus 1 Doz Shower Hooks Hallie 2 a colours YE5 FOR 2 DON'T MISS OUT QUAD Y, QUALITY && to Oramadc Solis +,/ JUST ARRIVED "MARTEX" "Martex" a "Thomaston" ;Just Arrived 1000 OF EACH "Stevens", "Fieldcrest", QUILTED BEDSPREADS BED SKIRTS Deaf SHEET SETS "Martex" of the highest quality 'Marty colours a designs. Top ctuadity newest designs $99 COMFORTERS TERRY TUB MATS al sizes now in stock. sell up to Many costing in excess of $100.00 each of the following designs: 20" x 34" t , Any size all one price SW east BwM a Friends, Jurassic Pok, 101 Dakttatiwls, 'Why pay $14.99 each 1 st come,, st served all any size$3999 PERCALE & SUPERCALE 3 oo DUVET COVERS From Tons, Tank N. $10 all one one cokKn 0 O _ loos of a 2go FOR ' for price each ipnce side zipper easy access. r Super Kiddies' Gifts N pftorle holds FANTASTIC DEAL. 4(MUPTHECH1LDSF#CFTWCMWMAS < < .. IWISW GIP`. YOU. `C+OV ' IEAS_ T1 &t' MW 1 - E iiI#ttli' •a�' , a' i _ 1 1911 KENNEDY RD.►,wY OPEN MW GEORGIA MILLS SCARBOROUGH 7 0 416-298-6199 DAYS ACCEPT VI MASTERCARD AND CASH WEEK sorne t m rnw be wegu •► some quwales am llmitad. 'WE GUARANTEE' IF YOU CAN BUY THE IDENTICAL PRODUCT FOR LESS MONEY WE WILL GLADLY REFUND THE DIFFERENCE, PLUS AN INCONVENIENCE BONUS OF A BATH TOWEL., PLUS A HAND TOWEL, PLUS A FACE CLOTH, PLUS SOAP, PLUS... THATS HOW CONFIDENT WE ARE WE CANNOT BE BEATON. C•.• .* . "! i 7'-• •I o, . d 1-,-, f.•• _ , V1 ,'_rt t . _ •'•/ 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 careers 100 careers 100 Careers 100 careers 100 Concerned about your job opportunities? Then come to The Toronto School of Business... where you can get the skills to help you get ahead! a tnw,at runt vut "Auulr16l_.areer LJpuons: This 4a hoar oomraa i iatttNdlor iota riri t:asraa t - Tw leo a:3o Bit or no amplatr atpMittloa You lid leem 15,Ms DOB, Witdotw, MfMtPatlst; Latta one dBASE BUSINESS WORD ACCOUNTING a COMPUTER PROGRAMMING a ADMINISTRATION PROCESSING COMPUTERS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS Ptodt� wraWIn plastic b - specific dropp locations. OMwrYs to be oartplsN within l LEGAL SECRETARY/ MEDICAL OFFICE MICRO COMPUTER BUSINESS HOTEL a RESTAURANT BANK TELLING a FINANCIAL ASSISTANT APPLICATIONS MANAGEMENT SERVICES MICRO COMPUTER ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS DENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT TRAVEL TOURISM DE SECRETARY 'You may gwlHy for Flnandal ASSISh nee. Cal! and Inquire. Evening Course - Part time COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (M.C.B.A.) Starting January 10, 1994 Suitable for TRANSITIION recipients re) To' 4PL I a I,, chool of Business PIC KER ING CAMPUS 420-1344 1450 Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering Total Quill" Yanaganerlt This 40 hwToW Otltfly tlarnplrnri ooaa ntradn" lle laqutlatttrtla tlmat newt be in place for to orDartialiott IM a Total Otlally bm t ami insoduce the p iouparttt to irsMd trd Itmitrttal tagMitnttnit, how tattlottttrs tttmd Tits play a tole and tan d of mMgot- M sled wtployata Tsai arq a& ,110111gtZ Meda EdNM21 and turn two sf�in"'q' pM oak J r The- Part 1 The Cana Cowls flat 10o hour d a thtas pM poogram. Rig' 1 for Ihott tlho ata B ftq of ft" a butinen or Iwo M ttd one but do rot Wo a bursas pM orbt ren hying Whit the coolplslt plop t dtW we otttnrm ttM`rt9 and ttMlsailp a WA b Ai=W PMt I NN ttpsCtfetly dstl wm Bleats std RaOiMttbrt intro TtanlO teat (litdtllllrb3lald rtrntsoatatwp PrraolMll CoatpLon in &Akm a: This 4a hoar oomraa i iatttNdlor iota riri t:asraa t - Tw leo a:3o Bit or no amplatr atpMittloa You lid leem 15,Ms DOB, Witdotw, MfMtPatlst; Latta one dBASE COI= 2 - Nen 41� i sea pra4,21Io► J'"1e1y t7 - These 1pOMea N tUat�w in 11M naw year. Ewh W -0 Corsa 3- Nan t Nlsd rl Dana tina mica pM wok "M.1:00300 Fdlalry f - Ilaaa M. teem EtiglbiNty crit.fla: Applicants for thea. programs rest be employed or seg-alrlployad and Ihfirtg or wortd V in Durham Region. t aPmgm n okW by ME"�'::_ ,•. (905) 42 -1 110 GmW Help 110 General HOP 110 General ►gyp CLASSY O's requires es- EARN 8614.15nssakty. malYrg IOOa and teem needed In►- Perlene»d rralenas>waMw for ,attars from horrme GuararsWW ntadla- 4 for n9 wart- ewnMpa 430Y166SalarDwt Canadian companles. 24 hr. catalogues and TV a apply X129 Brock S1. N- Jabli (1221116 631.4791 ref. oommwetais. Call 962.5511. Wltllby. (121 DEMONSTRATORS/SALES - ESTHEIICIAN of ElsdrelcgUt CHRISTIAN Misslonlarles - cormtiss" $700 • Award tamed . roan avaNbte. be your waNno to saris with Tram VON III prodtrd. Major dOw laarrg ecll*ntaN� 28-723abn 311.r �pact parpners. Ido Word Mads. per' I necessary• Nbmarit stores in yaw ansa. Nusa- air (121293) pie call (9015 637-2941. Cat 1400,11111411M (1214001 Starts Here • Programmer Analyst • Microcomputer Business Applications • Word Processing • Computerized Accounting is Computer Maintenance Technology V OSHAWA n 434-8585 • You may be eligible for financial assistance. • If you are 45 years of age and have reccn:ly been laid off you may qualify for tratrung assistance from the Provincial C:ovemment. CDI Career Development Institutes Ltd. BLRNABV - VA%COLVER - SLRRCY - LDMO`TO.% - OTTAWA - HALIFAX - VICTORIA - SASKAT00% - MO%TRLAL - LAVAL - QLEBEC Office Supervisory Skills This extensive fuXtime program twig devie/op your personal, leadership, business, employability skips and computer skips. While Durham Region ACT is funding the majority of seats, there will be seats available for fee payers and participants who are sponsored by other agencies This program is available to unemployed individuals with a minimum of five years work experience. Training begins on January 4. 1994 and ends ADril 14.1994. Durham Region ACT will be sponsoring 15 seats, to quality you must be on U.I. benefits at the start date of the course. Five addoort44..seats..aF&.. available ...for..odw...parbcipants such as Transitions students, those sponsawd:by o algencies air lee payers. Eliglbillty crite"k t Applicants rrttjst t% fr! " k_e+ .:< jam. TO determine suitability 10 the program:'applicaeMs'musi pass entry tests` and Complete a quesdonniaire. This program is offered by DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE Suite 404, 95 Bayly St. W. Ajax, Ontario, L IS 7K8 • Iegiftlfld b aci donaf school Loed (M) 427-1922 TON Free:1-81WNW39 110 General Help EXCELLENT INCOME $a-= creaky assembling product at home. Fully guaranteed. no experience. 1.504441.1114 est !1121 i, 24 haws. Careers 100 Careers LOSS PREVENTION MANAGER An aggressive results oriented national retailer seeks a highly motivated Individual to manage our Loss Prevention Dept. We now have a full-time position available. This Is an excellent ground -floor opportunity for the right person who seeks a challenging and rewarding career in the security field. We offer competitive benefits. We appreciate all applicants Interest, however only those applicants selected for an Interview will be directly contacted. Please apply in confidence, stating salary expectations to: Box (#6134 Oshawa -Whitby This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 7L5 Kmart Is an equal -opportunity employer Committed to quality customer care. 110 cep Help 110 Cenral Help 110 GOMM Yelp 110 tett WW Help NMTATION TO BR) - Bids for NEED etara many? Earn aura services Rated below. ad- r=77 7. • cash le yaw spMe yrs is the dressed to the Distrl0ution cowdon of your own horns. "• Nes to Mena "raMWtbAa -sales -p&g" fW *drertbW. • tw CarMnardat gsYVd to~ Ins"d aft.. Co #AkIK A04 QM LIS 2H5 will be Nr., 0. 47ta-0707 for (tirMw ,, Iwoyl*Ousd R'.rn on De-- 211 kdwmmdwL (121490 93. Wwk caniMs d aotatflrtg START a FlorYt Business frombundip and II g PSR fps' and Oahu home or shop. Complete beer t I' anon -arra, high prdL Ptodt� wraWIn plastic b Also on VHS, over 45 and specific dropp locations. OMwrYs to be oartplsN within scendy kid at l" nuaMy for full aaslstartce. PAona 43e two hours afar recehring the qLy- Ig4{I ' 8701. Caner School d Floral final products. For mor• ARTA a Craft Leamirtg Csntre 8701. enter S% information. comae the Dls- - opening Jan. 17. over 20 Desitribtamon Mainagar at the Above TOOL aDie person. must beex- oaursas 86& Sponp pip EXPERIENCED body shop Address. Lowest on any bid not Verlcad with proWessiw dies, IbrK ii, olrain. cw&, a. moat Manager required. Must abo be necessarily ameoled. (121790! two -three month assignment. able to write aaynrtss. Ptew Potable permanent position. art, cross stitch. cake LOONESAuddon:New muskMl 436-t 1 ci TA s weekGreet, to File PP.O. Box 6125, 481acomody performing. Singers needed y Pone mint CeParks. ntrr� 427 600600. or for a afodift shrllarl 112150% Oshawa, Ont. L 1 H 71.5. Wotntttiw4 427 224 or !96 (121793) (12149M UM (12172M . - 1 5 4 • . . PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1!!3 100 Careers 100 cafes 100 cairmi 11111 atmEL4M atawor Baum CJ►7f10UC gap" &= scoo0L thiasaa AJAX/PICKERING ADULT DAY SCHOOL CON-17NUING EDUCATION Semester 3 Jan. 10 - Mar. 10 1993/1994 Semester 4 Mar. 29 • May 31 (9 Week Semesters) GRADUATE S(X)',%-.INQUIRE ABOUT MATURITY CREDITS Open to All Residents Minimum 18 Years of Age and Out of School for 1 Year <* COURSES-SEMFSTER 3 TIME COURSES -SEMESTER 4 (Jan. 10 - Mar. 10) (Mar. 28 - May 31) Math (rechnical/Business) 11 09:00-11:30 p.m. Math (rechnic&VBusiness) 12 English (Bmiaes Cmu:vnicatiom) 11 11:30.02:00 p.m. English (General) 12 Marketing 11/12 02:00-04:30 p.m. Law 12 :.omputer ( Business Appi.cuim.) 11 04:30-017:00 p.m. Computer (Busses App'n) 11 Biology 11 04:30-07:00 p.m. Cherniury 11 Co -Op (Jan. 10 -May 31) Start/Finish Time Dependent on Placement 11/12 * NO FRIDAY CLASSES (MON., TUES., WED. AND nIURS. ONLY) PLEASE NOTE: NO FEES (550.00 REFUNDABLE BOOK DEPOSIT) IIOW TO REGISTER CALL OR VISIT FOR Semester 3 between December 6 - 20 or January 3 - 7 ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE 50 COMMERCIALAVE., SUITE 200, AJAX 683-7713 OR 686-1541 EXT. 363 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help Enthusiastic, friendly individuals wanted. -SERVERS -BARTENDERS e KITCHEN STAFF Apply in person at: 89 Commercial Ave. 3-5 p.m. Monday - Fridav MAINTENANCE PERSON Maintenance Person -a- qu red for A)ax/Pickenng area. Must possess good electrical, mechanical and automotive repair skills with an ability to do carpentry and interior decorating. Ability to drive and service medium sized tractor essential. Good inter- personal skills and sell - motivated. Resumes to Shirley Calhoun, 1244 Ravenscroft Road. Akax, LIS 4S7. Fax 686-1247. No phone calls WORK from Noris and eam up to $11.50 per hour updating a city directory. No experience ,squired. CAN 1.109-951-4900, 120 OlcoHelp 135 Receptionist/ Secretary rel Wmd for New Ajax Moftgage Broker Business Applicants should be sell - motivated, highly organized, and possess above average communication skills. A workinngg knowledge of Wordperlect, 08A, Lotus along with dte ability to handle general reception and computerized accounting duties are required. Previous experience, in a morigage broker's office would be a definite asset Please send resume, including benefit expectations to: Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa skilled Help 135 sailed Help 165 �Ila'ae 165 DAa1Ia"We MILLWRIGHT/PLASTIC INJECTION MOLDING Precision Valve (Canada) Limited has an opening for a maintenance mechanic. Five years experience with hydraulics, pneumatics and electrical systems pertaining to Injection molding required. We offer competitive salary plus benefits in a continuous improvement environment. Please submit resume or apply with written application to: PRECISION VALVE (CANADA) LTD. 85 FULLER ROAD AJAX, ONTARIO v-� LIS 2E1 6 Ont. L1H 71.5 Articles /2222 EXPERIENCED RN seeking File 16t33 Medical 0Hosp'M 15 Den 160 tomer/sales reps phone/fax orders, handle customer any required n Our Chapman HWY +2 Home for our two Wanted IF you are single or a single Children, 1 and 2 12 yam old. weekends. Please repond to Parent Or separated Or drvoced PREVENTIVE dental assistant MATURE experienced nanny with three years work wanted for maternity leave. with excellent references i experience, you may quality for financial assistance or 7 you aro Please send resume to File 06130. do Oshawa Whitby This quired in my home for 1 12 year over 45 and have recently been Week. P.O. Box 481. Oshawa, old. 2-3 days per week. begin - ning January. Call 420-7028. Lad off. you may quality for train- Ont. Lt H 71-5. (121693) (121293) ung assistance.. DT., Lotus. Wordperfect. D-Base,EXPERIENCED _ Venipuncturias 205 Firewood Word, Accpac. Bedford, reyUired imme"eh in NonhEmployment kindling. Bush and face cords, Aulocad. Ventura. Pagemaker, Oshawa. 9:30.1 p.m. or 3 p.m. -7 170 Wanted Harvard. Corel, Computer p.m. Mon -Fri. Must be flexible, x hardwood t'x8'x1tT Qaca Cid) Programming and Systems interested, please call Mrs. $100 delivered and stacked. Analyst. Cobol. Pascal and C. Sanetk, (416) 624-9111 exit. 257. DRIVER available with large Macintosh, Quark Express and (121493) clean sedan• seeks steady illustrator. Durham Business ages6 years and 1 year. Must daytime paracel/package Computer College, 427-3010. Day Caredek" . Honest. reliable. clean (TF) 160 abstract. (905)839- leave pontos need appy. Cat The Wanted message.2837 essage. (4 93) FULL tiny person required for Articles /2222 EXPERIENCED RN seeking busy oder desk totake ctp- AJAX - I veprA mature bvvhg private dun doctors office. tomer/sales reps phone/fax orders, handle customer any required n Our Chapman HWY +2 Home for our two nursing h. Days, rights or ang inquiries. Must have excellent Children, 1 and 2 12 yam old. weekends. Please repond to oa*nsuri tabors skill and pre- Monday toFriday. 890-8 p.m. File 06132 CtO Oshawa Wh4by deal. 4274764. 467 Weelney Non smoker. 428-9095. This Week. P.O. Box 481, computerized environment. (1215" Oshawa, Ont. L1H 7L5. Send resume toFile 06,31, ovo WANTED - daycare in my harm. 021493) Oshawa The Week P.O. Box Mon -Fn. Start Jan. 3. M John evenings only 430-9013. (TFM 481, Oshawa. Ont. L 1 H 735. Soddy area -Call 831-3296. 205 Firewood (121493) (121593) kindling. Bush and face cords, Sales Help/ BABYSITTER needed n my home for 3 wa FIREWOOD rmued seasoned 130 Agents children. PanRull hours. West LyrhdeJWTinby. hardwood t'x8'x1tT Qaca Cid) $360. Price includes carpet, pad 668- 668 5360. (,20993) $100 delivered and stacked. SALES people and DAYCARE available in our Ask for Seniors Discount. Cal 431-7777. (121493) teVTffketens wanted for busy home. full time for two chdow on as inventory.' Pianos, rorrt to rrwkMng m WNVW ages6 years and 1 year. Must ONE yen old aalorNd wood. Must nest appearance and be An ex�„e,w� non smoker, maple• birch and oak. 4x8. 16* have excellent corm rutin s skit. Only nfttWe respons7 Relerances requlred. wwost long. Defkvered, f7Scord. Ca11 pontos need appy. Cat The RdJHwy a? arae Cal 428 O5� 1�t37562034. (012ggrt) Robb ns Group. 404-0307. (121293) FIREWOOD fora". Cas (905) (12/4931 For Sale 509.1786.(121293) INFANTS • 12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment Licensed by Ill Reasonable rales Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE AJAX - The kind of daycare Articles /2222 you've been looking for. Reliable, in my homes. TLC, toys. For Sale crafts. indoor A outdoor Play. spe�kg N rernovat'ore. basements, trim, doors, Hot lunches and snacks. AJAX Pldrsriq AppfrnCM - no References available. Harwood/ reason Ibis offer refused, fully 401. Call Leona, 427-9776. guaranteed. Reconditioned (121593) appianoss. Come . in a - deal. 4274764. 467 Weelney 205 Firewood Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) TOTAL Renovation, CWPW", FULL size V.H.S. camooidst 3 111111101141101111111111, duan hands, �dlr years olds conplele with hard FREEFirewood, skids and nae. Asking $475 oba. Port - pallets. delivery avaiabie. Cal able Kooletron coder, holds 40 evenings only 430-9013. (TFM floe. askng $95. 7237907 days B OO K L I N FIREWOOD - 0 72343694 evenings. (121493) seasoned hardwood, salt wood• CARPET - I have several 1000 kindling. Bush and face cords, yards of row Stainmseler and racks. bags. Dertvery available 100% nylon carpet. 111 carpet and Pick UP on weekends. 1105- your living room and hall for 655-8797.(011194) $360. Price includes carpet, pad 210 Flea Market and installation. -30 yards-. Steve, (416) 287-5072. (TF) 1820. (121493) PIANOS/GRANDFATHER KENMORE washeudryer, 6 1/2 CLOCKS - 'Christmas Specials years old. almond. Excellent on as inventory.' Pianos, rorrt to condition, $440. Hotpoint own• apt. size, upright, grand, microwave, large capacity, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - $125. Call 427-3390. (121 59M (hee delivery and set up). Telep 131M crb with malfress. PM Plano Works• 433-1491. (TF) dresser/change table combo, TRADE Your Old vacuum for an $450 (both) Graeo daybed. $75. ELECTROLUX. Industrial 839.3560. (121593) strength 5 years warranty. ^/ - - 220 ArUCles Monthly payments- No charge for pickup and delivery on For Sale suppl'". sales service. Jan Sullivan. 666-7640. (121793) WRAP IT UP FOR CHRISTMAS! Beautiful as new Wy's full Wngth elegant fur coat Shadow fox arid coyote. Only $1,400. Call Hope 432-1lia BROWN loveseat. grey recliner CRAFTSMAN going out It bust chair, brown man's dresser. nets - haw equpal 1 for sale, price $400 for all aroCies o.b.o. banner saw. sanders. plaiors. or will sell separately. Call 576 routers, etc. Cap 430-1040. 4367 leave message. (12169:1) (121793) FURNACE - electric 20KW 14- rerrhohe odour T.V_ Sony Lennox, used 3 months. $250. CD 5 disc remote as new. Tum Electric air cleaner for furnace, table, cases" deck, speaker. new $160. Call 905-831-4122. Yarnal keyboard. Call 436- (121293) 11051.(121893) HOME f3 BUSINESS 57"335 -SERVICES - 79&7e72 Business Business Business Gardening, Home Home Moving, Painting, Services Services Services LandscapingImprovements Improvements Storage Decorating �%HOM SERVI F.a pglrk.w.:ar r.. r...r 416-674-5003 3K kdronics, we repair Granada's new Home Service covers every make and model of home entertainment product, regardless of where you bought it AIMED s ■ sea jam see to ark Indiana. l ILLUSTRATf01f, earlooning. praPhic amsign, Business or personal. Res spobis now. Also Wows IF A Complete lloUSe and Pet SktNtp Randy Tk,.s(W" 7zd� SOFVIGU Pla ftig a Vacation? Gobo Away for the Mlflrtef!? Comnlutilg, away from hm ew aB call? Call Us Today ~" .. (905) 430-6390 - Ar*W iIknwi. 1 NINSANCE iiitr.I.kflrhhDys+' Raccoons. skunks. {QU=iaFs.. -Humanely removed, Alaot Mobile Farrier Service. Call (11" 579-5796. (121490 Chimney Sweeps 'CLEAN your Sue cuz Santa's due' Chimney desir g. PEST SCREENS Installed. 'No muss, no fuss' Guaranteed. We p»vem chimney fires. 866- 7741.(12160 -- r0riving Schools Driving Schools Handyman EUROPEAN so spefaMlt will renovate your bathroom or khdorn wales well as flop Ifies. 20 yessis g.d.rf, cod references and satistactlon 0 7254012. (rF) GUALMTY WD* by facer ata eon teanit won o7glerienpd. hard working. Renovatkons. a1. III, e, dedfe, alt: Call us for -'�_- a kee eMlnass 571-1283 BM or AJAX Moving Sygpns - fW 428-8190 Rod. tbh.ra (MAW e"wons. moves. sitillfalm PlAno spedislists. flat rawp SASER Contracting - all hotl,ty. We now have healed PROFESSI)NALpPairwng i WA%MPWbWCall of 43�D"W ((TFb Not mal ) Plumbing carpentry, additions, renovations, kltchons, slorallp finks, NoteaBsnkq free bling with paAt ' bsllaoona, hole maiaenatroe motelanis bad special, s srlYlg ag an 9 $d up. spe�kg N rernovat'ore. basements, trim, doors, OnwerKq gservice. humin" Cal for idpnfaYof 1274XX76 OM4 �1 refinishing. quality work (TF) Piffle guaranteed. 15 years aperience. 686291& (TFEFG) HARRY-O-THE-111OVERS - Services �� SNOWPLOWING - 24 hr. Ift residential and cominsrcial. move big or small we pioo filassasse TOTAL Renovation, CWPW", than sill Flee eetttrrraa eeNors 111111101141101111111111, duan hands, �dlr &y We and paint Hao discount sron nano@ neves, to entertain for any age. any VON MOM Ewalt at b noq Piahws shoved. Comparable occasion. Birthdays, ON Places bit to INe. For fees rants. Cal 432 -MM (TF) promotions. openings, cRiwl pf01Mf10flr W= etMNfstMi d Dank 6/9C9a15. IIEN with (ay truck will do � N' Magle shoats ass ommos . AR1M TfC MNM a - ad1h fell (12/79Ci) household man. residential. � � ti$i7067 or CRAIG Q&1913 r�.pairI. works with bricks DRYWALL, utpifw• bonding. ewe. wow. AN types of moves �r�a .crass work bbdlt and d iii ki11hds. Halo$ ofd Tia► owl slow Cel Cart or Jane. 427-21186. doing ,S.C.G. Censtryctfon lid., - Flee - woAtnhrtshp stuCgo.kpiww "pairs. For (TF) (� for rJhadlenlisPataaso 4h+ attaripr-and iyhtMb► hsnr'(111ws P sMMos at ca. �rOwl a�a11ans. aimick.atidbons. a , Ore prioA; CON.60 404624MO. i rr n Paintiitl�0 a vw=4 •y Handyman i ' t �nshirp guara-Zntakid •COMRLEiE+r. carpentry - h - l ''ci�-. `Housecleaning 1 t ' and Insured. Congct Gary 836 spe�kg N rernovat'ore. basements, trim, doors, S110W � HANDYMAN - all kinds of moving, arrow blowing and OM4 �1 wfrhdows, wlererftea Provided. COLLFEWS Clsanirg 15 yeere •:parlance. Call reliable rales „e do psflello HOn1D moving jobs.Pick up and Call at 655.8782. Improvements Dsnk. 72041M 112100M house cletanino 6a3.8975. �� SNOWPLOWING - 24 hr. Ift residential and cominsrcial. (011884) COMPLETE plumbing and Moving, FfesalffaafNlr+i.nattiarw Bock Cal Paul. 434-7110. I4AMOYMAN stricA -quaky a �: renovations. Emergency service t)aalvoom and Itik3nsn Storage (,21 dryad and dscaratig job .enterft v sisctrical. drywaN. Now won- satlniorn Aa esmodellqIsed 00 �edwork uantin- . Renortable 0"ALM Moving - houses, .4 a 10 too smd. ReesonabN rates. p rspaN tsnok stork rates. Call John, 430.2764. aP . clans. Co3apss. GA%4_M_ reliable with references. Call guaranteed. 10% discount or (121680 Licensed. Insured. Free 723.140 anytime. (121483) free snowplowing In 93/94 estinalN, low rases. Call 725. season. 4274234. (011194) 1820. (121493) f •.;cslRcz;.; THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER M 199XPACM 2! 220 235 . Chrl Tineas 235 400 A FpNomr parte 400 ApF�n 400 ApF Rent ' 410 "°um For tip For POOL tool.. ..lot. Rene 410 Rent 4x8. Snooker WNW. $1350. Bar [:tools. 4 braes and black valour, $350. Pool table W brass Tiffany. $200. AN In ex- cellent condition. 688-4554. (121693) 6'X12' Professional snooker table, said oats. 1 12• slafa" cues and rack. socrebard. two sets of balls. dust cover. etc. New Nov. '89. very pirated tine. excellent condition. Asking $6000. Plans 723-5602 after 530 p.m Also wadable, king size waterbed 1sTreew, somi- motion, wooden headboard Included. $450. (121493) SPA - Penthouse Model, blsdc marble, 3.4 man. 1.514P pump, 6 pas. also deluxe air h',, wi second 1.5HP pump, Paid over $3000, Ike new, best offer over $1000. Call after 5 p.m. 983 9069. (121493) REFRIGERATED Showcase, 8 ft, tong w/3 shelves; 8'x8' walk- in cooler; 602'walk-in freezer; Toledo electronic scale. 1000 Fids. capacity; office desk; chain: shelves: oourden; Con- ference table; bulletin boards, an Ike new. Private sale to clear. 728-2255 or 430-7816. (121593) GLASS door walk-in cooler, 9'x8' cost $12.000. sailing for $4500 Like new 576-6024 (12219 3) OAKVINE FURNITURE. Why Ajax/Pickering pay retail oldest Ontario's oldeest t ad One let and largest CUT YOUR OWN TREES manufacturers is now selling automobile 300 direct to the public. Eg. 5' oak tattle with dw ext and 4 Wkldsor PreCut chairs. f799 8' oak double Balsam Fir Pine Spruce pedestal dor ext. and 6 tom. 197$ F-100 Sense. frame t f1429. Cannonball ds be. $299. FREE Hot Cider or Cholate Over 20 start `note` - all sale no veneers Traditional Taunton Rd. Woodworking, 905-985-8774. �a Grrdtl9r9k Adl o/Y4) � AR (TF) Santa will be here on ArtiCleS Dee,,$, 19 fruits 11:00 ant: 190 p.XL rot 230 Wanted WANTED h Bring Your Own Saw FOUND - male black cat with - ardtop for 1990 Jeep YJ. prey prelsrnd, pos- sible with rear defroster and wiper, reasonably pnoed- Call 1- 705-835.6223. (121493) WANTED - stoves, fridges. washer and dryer, woiking or not. Also walled: pickup truck (newer than 1978). Call Pickering. 4268833. (TFALL) WANTED - Leal and 13k» Jay Tickets at face value. Call Bruce at 579-4400. aa. 207 (7) 260 Arts & Crafts GORGEOUS Dad houses. mnr- aure furniture &W a=onorWo. VIVIAN PLANTATION Choose & cut Scotch pine, Spruce & Bal- sam. Trees shaken & baled. FREE tree bags• hot chocolate & malt cider, bonfires & hay rides. Our trees are shaped for a natural look. 4' to 8', prices $15 to $30. Daily - Dawn to Dusk Sunday - 1 pm to Dusk 'ALSO- Fresh apples, garlands & wreaths. Vivian Road & Hwy. 48 473-3537 'Keep Ontario Green! Give a live seedling for ChrjstlTlas or a gift certificate for larger trees. Too cute ler words. (905) 831- Chevy Truck, average shape. SHELTIE Come puppies gnat 1536 after 5 p.m (12290M Automobiles 300 automobile 300 280 Lost & Found For Sale For sal 1868 Chow Euraspot, V6 eRPIe 1602 1/2 Cavalier Z24, 34,000 197$ F-100 Sense. frame t FOUND - large kine hawed bladekrins 5 ape9d stick. pf, p-. air. completely redact. asking $500 male w- LwerpooVBayy area amvfm k�e. ABS' ncfnnp 1975 Ford 360 have al on Dec. 3. Call 839-7637. rear seat' remaining factory parts to rebuild, will sell f (121493) warranty, black, plus more. 11800. Pad $1500 n parts. FOUND - male black cat with $11.500 Nm, lammed, no GST. Call Wendy. 4331787. (121393) 987.3726 leave message. (o10794) while markings. Found n Findv 5250. Cad 7232042, (1216831 400 D1xe area. 830.510(5. (121293) 1681 Monte Carlo SS, low LEASE b own vehicles. 1966 FW SW mtaeapa, very good condition. 1965. $345 down, no ifwer*at, 290 Pets -Supplies- never winNr driven. For non credo decks, 6667366 or 666 �J Boarding information, call 427.7388. 7426 or 8863775. (TF) 428-9855. (121493) ('21sat, possession. too min S/EofFive PontsMal. references. Call after 4 m. P- LHASA Apso puppies ler nolle, tfl6i 4 door Porxiae Cavaihr, Auto Parts 340 non allorgekic, non shedding. excellent condition, asking Repairs Not a yaflpy, dog. Cal 705.871. $2000. Also 1985 1/2 ton by location, $505 mortMy In- Credt,NO W7 you reload monthly, 939-7540, (121293) 9759. (121 NM Chevy Truck, average shape. SHELTIE Come puppies gnat as" $2000 both s s. Cal family pots and companions, �. 9871467 a 997-1817. hone raised. CKC regiwre . (121793) Champion blood Innes, first 1868 Chow Euraspot, V6 eRPIe -ad'-- tabooed, dor docs with automatic Uwwr imkm. 4 removed, dsll"On. I*ady now door, 144,000 hay. miles. 10 caringa cp S ��.$1995.Allax.6834001L Phone $�7 (121793) BOwmww/e, (12140% VS.good *rgite. trans. and FOUR toy poodles, 9 weeks, 1$86 Cheteae, auto. nor paint. arkng $1886. 1988 Ply =0 purebred, unregistered, TurumP6 pa, pb„ auto, asking needled. vet chocked. home i24S0. Both excellent and raised. parents twnNy Pea - III L 432.3756 w 579-0413. 5250. Cad 7232042, (1216831 400 TWO black male poodle (121683) /9K Chevy Cob". 23W - Q60 Sn�f�les puppies. Ready b go. a Weals old. Tam arta cis dtttae- Mtkim Ps-• pb•. emacs* corneal Va, so- V $250- Reedy for ars[ rueedlea king S 1250. Good condillim tl ow0isd. 427-22@L (121290 MT m pl Phone 723044E 11214x0 COrMIM, V must be area Asking $2004 988.6797 &Uw 6 Pm. 4000 las, begs, occur. GERMAN Shepherds. sells$ 14a$ Hyundai BMW wed 8246a Cal 4a7-0454 (121180 black in colas, wry rote*. Gw- day calMlble. a, i, $1200 *Aa 1978 Chau Malibu 267 1Na ran 250. law man and Czech blood line. Parents on promises. CKC7132 VS.good *rgite. trans. and nom,excellent carbides. ort, $1360 Mgimww. shots. 8460. 905• �' nee �• • is. m. w ekdwiF 7132 offal 5 p m Meekdaya 9839D89 now 5 N- (1214" even- a b o Dap 4�i 9140 or evert- (121690 ww bw 729.37142. (12100 400 3m mem 00 taaa Poatlaa: 8uarbMtS nbird. FM Rent FW SW aulsttt� shr. 4 dor. MaswL da, nester bedroom0845 �• Deraon. Private entrance. leer daieetor, block hooch asd all be seen. $800 pits or negotiable. Av&4able Jan. 16. $49.95 nor cur Mals. Sflaly plat an out. $1100. Call 438-9207. (1214a0 ,1a84 Gua/ Clap owia, tots n TM dor. Mw kms., loaded. rill. atarooL rise. arf7lra eaa.eaa - rtew- ly dal . - g clean akte bedreonr baeorws sporeers Close b feee kit CIL � ttlitl6>Dtv atteds TLC - - ''`in - =.,JE �p� V� COrMIM, V must be area Asking $2004 988.6797 &Uw 6 Pm. dr.eruor"M 194-0$14. can 1,21440 $49.95 1"4 Hence Clvlc, 4 dear. 6 fib• pd oorntlMlcrL r*fabM AYAM,ABLE inttediaaly Cat & �� Tricks tarrapats4ar Aiding $1900- Phalle 8237797. (1211431 - rtew- ly dal . - g clean akte bedreonr baeorws sporeers Close b Ajax 1NM ONa Claim". two dor, Vs. ansa anodan nrnrtim, good sale Gin► 8460 IilCieMIL Fist/ M rMgdd.bla Cal 967-3Dr+. �p� V� COrMIM, V must be area Asking $2004 988.6797 &Uw 6 Pm. (121493) OSHAWA • aright are bodfoorn bright decor, and big windows. (121790 n opourws let kW* Easy 401 3-16" Sprints Suzukis. 5 IM Bw, couN be suitable for aocteas and kith but cunt' SSW speed. al OwWdsd. 2 a 4 door. wksp 17. deaval tutl"ca w eaepor. Ex- cpm Alli parking. f ing. u km 7�Ots (1214" S290o. Call (lope. 432-11a3. 0877.(1214M nt baxhtelor nc us vs. Available townhouse, 8 rooms, 1 112 PICKERING -two bedroom basenrters sportrrrsrtt for land, OSHAWA - tf,rM bodroorn UW WWrBY - 3 . 2 bedroom anter per bungalow, rent to own honor with Private entrance, $450 mtxnhy. ALBY COURT woltebte Jan '.:750.725 3248.(121583) 09 -in kitchen. Iwo °°"°". oui.t .eublrhrad area bathroom fridge alive. wol Pl ��Village t� ter onecluding om aparlRtrnents in family w14TSY two �� bedr00fn ONItiafair, appiiarrdea III +2J able Jan. i. $875 3 I16Woa. Cal 905 4262663. montMy Dkls (121883) udN"s• Fust, references. bright decor, and big windows. corldltl�onlingr broadloom, apartment, full kitchen privileges, parking.wadable 6883808,88P.m.(t2t88C;)_ Two year option to buy 4 aires. parking. separate entrance, air laundry facilities and Jan. 1. Call 416-284.5683. badr001 daaeMd, CJV.. orb 10 420 Townhouses . CaIllle unities. Call 509-9209 a 427- T2appfiances, d parking included. (12,993) dba�`dk ya w`°°nat oe°'hew; i�i29"6For Rent BACHELOR apartrtent. $425 all 579-M 16. (121693) OSHAWA - 'oro bedroom, 2 112 PICKERING •three bedroom Moor. hardwood Boon. bhp M-".f3t0 rtaMhy aedtman - three RENT to owi ohouse,yfeatu entrance, 10 miles north of wee0cdays ddT wn shed. Wait towards purchase. 430-6467. bbedroom towes (121493) BASEMENT bachelor art- Immediately. $850, firsWast month plus utilities FrsVlast. available Feb. 1. Call Mice, 686- required- 427-2643. (121743) ontraback. no b Town, c.na.. ran anuoker. rot da, nester bedroom0845 �• Deraon. Private entrance. a.m. - 4.30 p.m. all be seen. $800 pits or negotiable. Av&4able Jan. 16. AJAX executive, 4 bedroom, 3 with fac Piece and mora. $1050 buth upper IrvM. (1100 monthly monthly. For details. call Guide TWO bedroom apartmwm. SSW 725-7$W evenings. (121 Gem 1/3 Immedate bedfoom apartment. IMngroorn. OSHAWA - Harmony,401. l 45 ACCOmm. 428-9855. (121493) plus 1/2 utilities. Also two Really Ltd. 7235281. (121693) possession. too min S/EofFive PontsMal. references. Call after 4 m. P- -- PICKERING - Rosebank and bedroom basement, $850 PICKERING - 4 bedroom f I nt baxhtelor nc us vs. Available townhouse, 8 rooms, 1 112 p role, available Jan. 1, i ... lately. 1. Dennis, 883- baths. eat -n kitchen. finished Private entrance, $450 mtxnhy. "78 428-2121. 4262121. (1216Qi) basement, wood deck, $1100 905 509 3782. (121293) AJAX • Plus. Available Jan. 1. (416) ahead tune 244-7806. Pl ��Village t� ter onecluding t low i - (121793) semi detached burpalow, in- apartment. full besenw. fenced SCARBOROUGH - large three bright decor, and big windows. yard. fridge stove, references, bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 fridge, stove, laundry ince no dogs. (1000/monthly plus baths• basement. garage, avai. aires. parking. separate entrance, air unities. Cal 683-8661. (121293) able Nov. or Dec. Call Vera. porn., Jan' 1. $560 VERU Clean row house, two -9820 or K.C. McCall Proper - . CaIllle unities. Call 509-9209 a 427- ty Management. 924-1100. bedroom plus den. 1 1/2 baths. 0622 evenings. (121993) $700 monthly includes utilities. (121593) BACHELOR apartrtent. $425 all 579-M 16. (121693) OSHAWA - 'oro bedroom, 2 112 inclusive. First/last, private Wash rbomt, finished basement. OSHAWA (N) . thine bedroom entrance, 10 miles north of semi, 1 1/2 baths, finished dose to all amenities. Free base hydro. includes washer, dryer, Oshawa. Call 728-9759. (121793) ent. large fenced lot with Poon(-,) appliances $860 fridge. Stove. Available par BASEMENT bachelor art- Immediately. $850, firsWast month plus utilities FrsVlast. available Feb. 1. Call Mice, 686- required- 427-2643. (121743) ment for non-smoking single -gs -- iC -. --- 0510 or pager 3365613 ($save 1580 Kingston Rd., Pxykoring Deraon. Private entrance. _ - tRitNs, appliances. 3 pie. bath, -- - - rwbe stove and Garage included. bus route, first/last. South Pic KERING - three bedroom Oshawa, $375. 725-9416. detached home• West Shore Laundry facilities on site. 1214 9 bots Utilities extra. 686-1278. ( 93I areal air condrtion�n no (121593) OS84AWA - two bedroom apart- 'A" per month plus ubli es. - AvaningS Jan t Call 834.4164 430 Rooms To ^fart in typal duplex. IaurWry evenings 6835659. (121493) room. ample pakng. rain at Rent amenities. $650 plus utilities. COBOURG - three bedroom Phone (416) 759-2666. (121793) n0m9, double garage. freshly PICKERNG iu,,sned roar•. OSHAWA - gorgeous 1 1/2 peartb. no appkance". no pots. private kitchen. bath and T.V. pedoorm atDartmonf two w els $825 . utilities. Frrst/last. 4265534. (121293) references. Available d luxury, jacuzzi. 5 appliances. immediately, 576-7677. LJVERPOOl18AYLY - see con- ch.. private dnv lyard, walkout (121493) taped room. full kitchen, bath, deck. small pots welcome. 6750 Laundry Pnvi9dges, cable. now .. Call coiled after 6 p.m 519- AJAX WGSVWY Heights - bwm- Go. Ives route. $340 inclusive 942-3984. (121 ful 2 storey 3 bedroom, fntah9d F,rstflast and references. LARGE one bedroom ground bas0rrWr. 2-4 Poe bath. 1-2 Immediately. 837 -0538 - level apartmt9nt own omrarpo Poe.. lanced yard. deck. walk to (121293) OSHAWA - beautiful 3 1/2 WHiTBY - bright ore bedroom Automobiles Sale 2 new or 905- 05 $1 no e O bus. Available Jan. 1 $1100 we If decorated. use of pod, or Oka. Noncla Bamtbidge. 686 IJVERPOOLHWy 92 - Jan. t. bedroom 10090. upper, h erWy basement apartment, sliding COn.. appliances. OkvarHar- $350 per •nontn includes (121293) neighbourhood, fenced glass door with dorm deck, mony area. $600 inclusive. uti[e9, lyg9 rode on first $top PICKERING backyard, y190 d0dk parking utabe9, cable. laundry facdkim - now detached 3 Suitable for one. Available Jan. for quell responsible person for 3. 5 appliances. nicely irnduou F'w9Naa npured no t. 57ti-6024. (12219M badraon'. 1-yf o . !rwiac9, a37-5490. (121793) . d0ooraed. �� 9 9es pens. Parking one car. $625 2 t:2 baths. sem.-fin,shed MERRY CHRISTMAS - last TWO looms for rent by week a basoftw:. double utiifN9. s7t-528Q (121693) rtnnVdY.6665064. (121593) garage. now months rent not required. appliances. now amenities. no ^ant h, all ut,fites included W,f AJAX South - $599. frW4wt. AJAX - Harwood and 401, avail- vie"". one bads m basement DelS Jan. 31 f4'6) 422.443 discuss Price_ First and last self contained bachelor able immediately oro b*d+ol, apartment. Available Jan 1. Call (121290) required Can 905-987-3726 apartment. pr, only, bus. n ower house. $4% ave. 6663902. (121493) ktow (0107941 C0 newly painted, available all inclusive. Call 2866732. FOR rent FOB. 1. - 3 bedroom PICKERING - one bedroom- tiler, have two Dedroome, and ALTONARd,Sh9pard.large tur- in7redlaely non arrnelting win- (121293) dividual preferred. Leave WKTSY _ one bad rooR �, separate entrance, two run d tra*w swo mtonthty en- 'shed morn n dean quit rKxrw appliances. parking, $650ckxma all utilities. First and '.est for mature empbyed person nessag9k 427-3178. (121593) f� per month. F� bull mroexlry inclusive. No pots. Call Share kft~. ban. 4■sulast. required. Leave message, 90`' COURTICE - new ons, bodroom u5 required. ^sev nn eq days for dotaias. 426o4eo. 1 ( 21490) 967-3726. (010794) $100 per weak 509-2459 -Mi basement apartment. available 725 -Mil, evenings 886$016. 969 RCKEANG - ov*rtock+np lake. - --- - even �. �) immediately, fridge, stove, (11 2149M on iarye bright nor bedroom oke 11�EWW stshore. two lam CHURCHiDELANEY - two 9 laundry facilities. broadloom. parkng privae entrance 85,25 OSHAWA East - Bachelor apartment, don. taalcory, do90 w Sopping• bedrooms. eat -in kochem. rooms for rent. ons bedroom CaO• manna and beach. 11960 in- fenced Plus family •Com, own bath, private entrance, a l l n c l u au v e. 432-1913. Pwkr+p• dose b batreit• avail yard, parking, near elusive n>oMny, available .tan. $400 per month. Irrrredgtel schools and Go. anraeHde Jan. y (12 493) able immediately. $425 per 1.427-2291. (120993) t, SSW per mamtn. Cal Larry. 427.3340 ,•21293) OSHAWA - dose b GM, large month includes utilities. Call OSHAWA- large clean two 509.1264 or 3161977. (TF) Shared TWO bedroom apartmwm. SSW 725-7$W evenings. (121 Gem 1/3 Immedate bedfoom apartment. IMngroorn. OSHAWA - Harmony,401. l 45 ACCOmm. plus utilities. BACHELOR Cieln' First/last, dnmgroom, eat -en kitchen. 4 �„�„w. two paafa. tnrsh,90 possession. too min S/EofFive PontsMal. references. Call after 4 m. P- pq. bath, storage. parkin 9 9• basement.4 central PICKERING Whites Rd f1�• �• uA4trse 'Peb Includes fridge. Stove and 9 (705) 277.1311. (121493) parking. ins% monthly . 1/3 1, $. c40!ro ar, avaeHDle Fob 4. $795 par Now three bedroom rnome by $800 monthly. tirsiAsat. No pots. n+onta . unYtes. Cal 683-6797 Conservation area To be snared AJAX - one bodroos bas0mrnt trlUbm Avefsble Jan. t. Cal 434.5567. (12,0" (121493) by 3 adults. Parking , a I I apartment. $►loge, wove, tANltrs Doug a 4366864. (121693) TWO bedroom apartmex, wren-wn facilities. non smokers $375 CGood included. Sus route, row Go. DOWNTOWN W111Dy n amts/ by location, $505 mortMy In- Credt,NO W7 you reload monthly, 939-7540, (121293) 428-7M. (121293) apartment building, big two dudes parking and utilities. b, 1he once a whie prep ROOM mate to snare large NORTH Oshawa - large two taadroonn apwutont "balcony. , (close to all anenites)- Call arm rates an down. CGU Doug townhouse. Laundry facilites. bedroom apartm9rK avaihble is $640 per month. available X61171. (12150M p BnM, Comvnunsy Financial. close to shopping. Durham 385 Mary St. N., $630 per anytime. Laundry tmdNiss and wwnY • extra large bright 668-6W5. (TF) C.O". on bus route. Ritsory month. Call 705-437.2924 parking avaflabla. Curse b a/ pof VI"y sell corNawod ono Beatrice. 1350. rncusive. Jan. t. evenings (121793) aewWtas. FiaAsL Call 906 ratan floor or sem. 3 bedroom w/o basement 4351020. (121493) PKXEIWM - bright 9 a 669-4009 or 905-738-4574. apaeM. air. uNtios, parkig. bath.arwood/Bnag. 4wptn AJAX responsible penoa to yi nor b*drddrn apwtrrrM above (121193) Tttidnorvpundas area $625 of parking. $875 plus 60% of share three bedroom, three ground with p,� private yard. LARf� bripfx two ;W Iwo itcssitre. 686 6833. (121493)till"xii Available rrrrnedeoMy. bathroom townhouse. 5 kckrdes MPPAMMss. derxral Or. tltadroonn baawrtwx aPWbrnrx AJAX - one bedroom above 29s-0760. (121693) appliances. parking. $400 uadaiw parking. Jan. 1. $750 rear 081- COW*. avau bb ground basementaparbftertt, monthly. Call 619-3332. nor. 663-8828. (122883) Feb. 1. 8685 t10$d4y, uWbm mor". Cable included. bnew-rand n- $800 foundrytocates included. - brght oozy one arae bedroom mum av&4- Available inaediaely, able Feb. 1. $825/monthly, PICKERING -shared Home. 0"44 e1eni (Olt b*droom b*eerttsnx apwn a lionally ran snakes pralwred No pale• shared utilities. Parking. aur $470 per month. al inclusive. plus den, own lafxtdfy faglWs, PICKERING - upper lbw. 3 427-0815 (121293) con.. wait[ to Go. 8332301. Av&MbW • Cam Brad Ill FI -ak wilt b bit*• saparM bedloonL too bah, fjvktg -ate entrance, suit single non huge a" k8 hw% Por. $1275 �a�.,,�� alive 6 pm. 83x8906. (121493) r houses Far PICKERING - Sandy Beech trrrttakr. Available Dec 15 $666 Ire ld ft Poe 213 taitlss. Avec- 41 O So*. 3 19 & nna-nein Boor W$MY - share two badman Reit< irtetaakra @O 5113 (121483) able Jan. 1. 420-2911 w 420• Oungakow, $900 plus 2/3 ctorudo• separate bathrooms. OMOV . (12108(11 4 b*droan dsfaehed honta u a No � Jan. 1. cad a'- kilclksrt and Nvigroortt PICIfJB�O LlroposYBatAy. two bedroom basement AJAX. sail Wpaoruo A831-Beam (12zm% halt POOL emmbe morn. Murat Isrpo baaert�are Ann. be nom t saker, $42S1tentlMy aw"Wil, wit to Go, air b*OlI beaomt opelt1U11t with extra kitcisen i 4 pc. AVAILABLE Dec. 18. iickrdes ratites. 430-1672 or v Anotm $1.000prImoM. FraKMtanti conditioned. 1/3 utilities. (ridge• stow, We of cloe*H env IdodU small Well message at 436-5218. saparaM eatarldi i huge balk- sposs and erne roan[ 8825 per trfmitiss, Cam Pro Soft ReaitX (sous* for a couple. $700 in- (121493) yad with dads $725 rlwrady. nI. includes ecus+ Sita• 4341777- eludes a oloa No dogs Dam Cad SN -7814. 1121280 8806. (121580 AJAX - two storey, 3 beeroaa dile. 2921115 or rntfrls 283 PNIOFE=SWNAL female w *at int kliidtsn. ask algbaards, 1 7440. 1121210 A'Ibed was Ratp d. corm M pay al Skmi, 12 boots, all appIarroea, *a" PICKENIING - two bedroom aparatrarlt in North Whit. Air letndry, con.. hydro included. $3501 aapnaa ertararroe. rJcee to a• on smaller. Pry *Mratill pointed. Fully fended. single baaornmd aprars, ia r*1*r*rlcee, 8625 pr mll4sh 4a►a4•• $1000 plus rrtlMies- aleybb tterrad cooly, 5750 all monthly. 721-9431 leave aalelr-1 des Y dual d A kill 5460 rrorlNyr Arelfble Avallobla Jan. /. 830.8842- Available inettedialey. 683 yKywwa 83113== (12179% monmoa (121480 immediately. 427-4987. (1212 94 1121a431 (121480 OSNAIMA - sae bedroom with OSSMWA-threebedroome.ttl. balcony. dean, small qulet PROFESSIONAL a•- bdtroorw 0 top em building, fridge, stove. floors o1 haus*, close to bI oacOorined UBitVe and pok- DENTURES downtown. 8800 L 1. 4iy. BBuua and Sklar. AWA. Mlles itd0dad Jas 1. 494 aaa Jam, 1. SMB. Cal 725'81278 iWHA'�t4°°I 02$44 OSNAwA -two and three DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC ° fiEP/NRS (i,yF�rv4�'..Folio" t Mew/D/e�atw�s `b°JIT`woti'�"i1orr vt§Mm Ani FlsWlast. a{ r J LOW '�� 1 �1i)� �Btaia •■ r n. t n r, f required. Call 726.4003 for micreawe hear 40va& Puft appobWnW t. (1216 M transit. $525. 427-0243. e NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER T1Mo bedroom clean nice .an spar!- 1 1 121 Emeik rrranla for rets, 5860 rmrltlth, AJAX - Gotland Tomas, quietat iam DTI F.C4A.D.(A) Cense oala sea (beat aarvioa close and location, close to all and Go. Two�bed o 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. aBu rlwtiI s I*ate, Wi&%ble apo„ A Dec 1. and Jot 1. tnm.a.eiy. Ron or Cindy. 432- Three , - _ aparnwa Jul PICKERING VILLAGE, 7132. IMO$") I. Cal 883.8671 or $1438421 tl ADM ground one b.dloam 8 p ns (TF) AJAX bwrneM apartmord. nor4 � INleh*d, large windows. 4 683.4294 app$anuoas, 4 Pia batlaoakn �y� aait eepM person. foundry room, poking. $460 $600 monthly. GIN Inclusive. After hours 428 -Ml monthly. Call 492.0231. FbWb& Cal TOM. a1.64a. a. (1217d0 PASE 30 -THE NEWS ADVEWr[SER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1!93 420 ent Townho " 420 T '' Rm 420 Townhouses ForR For MONARCH MEWS TOWNHOUSES . AJAX 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses in a family community with playgrounds, ball court, green space newly decorated, fridge and stove 1 1/2 bath, single car garage and basement $818-864/month plus hydro 683-9269 455 Condos For ent TWO bedroom Condo in north end of town, 4 appliances, 3 bathrooms, laundryroom, seasonal pool. 6685 non,! ty . utelties. 7217340. (121693) AJAX -condo rot rent. luxurious lakefront, two bedroom, two bathroom. patio. pool. tennis. 5 appliances, available $800 monthly, Cal 266-5536. (121593) AJAX - luxury one bedroom 5 apo antes, fireplace. overlooks laike 3800.6839036 (12/493) MCLAUGHLIN Square - two 0eC100m, + t 2 baths, 5 appliances, North Building, parking, indoor pool. fitness and laundry tacelrtes. 5950 inclusive Cat 434-8649 (121493) AJAX one bed,00m. 5 appliances. firq)lace. top floor. underground parking. lakeview, facilities rndvQ« pod Avail able Jan $8010 plus utilities. 6633905 (121-93) W04TOY waterfront - condo apam•rerit. Moo bedrooms. avad- able Feb • S'100 monthly. adult building Carol Norris. R*Max Refiection, 434 -SM (121693) 460 Office a Retail V Space FOR ent. -5c s0 h ac office space. WOstney/401 n Atax_ in- dustrial location. mon from Gip Great rate Call Tony. 674.5555 Ott 702. (TF) Florid, 490 ywalion gent ft CLEAR WATER - mobiles, dub house, heated pool&, nor tub, tenns. 20 minutes to Blue Jays or Phew bassi camps pHL Hockey. dogmorse tracts. Gull beaches, photos. children we!ComO_ Call 683-5503. ,(122493) 500HoMeS For Sale 3+2 bedroom all brick ranch bungalow, prestigious N/E Oshawa. fireplace, lin,shed basOnunt, row, cusil flooring. freshly painted, inground sprinkler system, lot size 65xo&r6ular. two Parts. aekng $1 45.000. Agents weiconr. 404-8769. (121493) ti7000 down . Oshank twee bedroom bungalow, m -law apartment. Ouial established area, central air, private antipme t, retell to own. Call 906.420-2653. (1216@3) $100rM - face bOWoont 2-4 pa. bath, two kitchens, 4 appliances. R•novabd. final along. Good titrtcitg. Call 43D- 2799.(1210" 30-2799.(12111@9) IRAYODGES - ug Pitkohm ON brick. tdetached 4 bedlown bungamw. close to 401. GO New hon and PkJkeririg Mae. Mow in ctondi11l $/51900. Call $30- 767UI2150M 535 Lots For e 13500 fun once. wooded camp - mg lot. 34 hr. east of Oshawa Sand beach, fishing, next to 10.000 acres county forest. Fred. 41&431-1555. (TF) 545 vacation Properties LAKEFRONT Excius,ve Retreat 32 acres privacy Croom Land. building pernv. fishing. boating. swimming. 369.900 Financing ava,labte. 613.332.0210 (121993) 590 Business Opportunities FLOWER SHOP Well established in Oshawa. Good re- turn ler an early retired person. Staff Will stay. Training available. s.s acre waterfront, 65o• Norm Jones frOnliW. Close to Hwy e7 only „Sr. SM ow -werh Also ... 30 aaw Norm Jones wooded, two road frontages. only $32.9010. Call Mike. 426- A (416) 4351660 6167.(121793) lookalike, seeking good looking Cottages For g 5J�0 EASY money at home Ire FREE Sale crOdb+e report O:plains the secret to home money we -talung. Rush a S.AS.E. to JMR COTTAGE 574.90C Now snail. Global.6021 Young St., Unit fully sawed. 4 -season access. ,939. Toronto. ONt. M2M 3042. rsoowKnlrohrarw,t Beautiful rt21293) clean lake. adjacent to PICKERING - pinball and video thousands of acres of crow- flatus arcade located in busy Land Financing. i -9o5-349- Diaz& Approxrnaii 900 sa.tt. 2911. (122493) at arrusa,ra nt rea For enter. ing for male, 30-40, with sense of �n on 0* �neu. w 575 Loads Frank Styba. Sales Rep at edies, for long-term friendship, M.R.S. Achievers Real Estee• e)ORROW $10.000. pay as little _td g05 -428-7e- 7. (121493) as 5110 per momh o.a..c. Cal EDUCATED mountain man -type Jerry, 668-7200, Free 6 0 Personals consultations. Anubis Inveat- !7 rtwns Ltd. (TF) More info. on voice message. SY HEED money for Chritmas, WRITER wants to talk with 15.000 unsecured line of aOdt. rowed and older arpbyeas of Pte, only $50 OM1011 S �. ood General Motors. Privacy Ciro" nOqured. 5 yew mortgage, assured. Ple wwO aOrnd name and phone number to file ,6118, 7.49%, Call 66 -MONEY Todayl pshawe That Weds, P.O. Bar (121993) 481. Oshawa, Ont. ll 7L5. MONEY Probia -1 Lori, dei (TF) consolidations. credit TANYA LOUSE Born January arrr9w wm. Pencnal budget 201h. 1972 at Oshawa General pfrwnw%9 gwrdwhs" snapped. Hoop", your bath tamely w FREE CONSULTATIONS. looking for you. Please cal Credit Counseikxs (Toronto- (gp5)sMn7s4o.(12,793) Oshawa). 433.1425. (TF) CONTROL - 650 Auctions 2 day A iclion Sale, Mon., Dot 13, Tues. 14th, Pfopwly Of ft Public Trustee to be Reid a � �g Atiction Hell, 33 Hell SL, Oshawa at 6 P.M. Patoermot, stare, dung mom, sU1N, drums, blest d drawers, fallse and sold tables, radar ctlest, IamP. sables, Paillies, books. 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Need assistance? Call 1-800-387-8009 anytime between 12 noon and 11 p.m. You will not be charged for this call. ship and lasting relationship. SY 26311 JOSH) TALL, slim, professional, looking for that special present under my tree, it could be you. 11 you're fail, humourous and professional, 35- 45, please call. SY 2632 BLONDE, slim, single mom, 28, who is a one -man -woman, who is a jeans and T-shirt kind o1 gal, seeking a rugged, good-looking type male, 30-40, for long-term relationship. BY 2633 (OSH) PETITE, 24, and a very attractive female, short brown hair, piercing blue eyes, seeking an attractive, single, white male, 25-30, honest and no head games. SY 2634 SEEKING male, 30-45, who plays mind games, who is dishonest, lazy and cheats NOT (by full fig- ured female, 30, who is sports - minded, honest, looking for a rela- tionship). SY 2635 (OSH) 57-63. who is sincere and honest, for possible future together. SY 4047 (PIC) SLIM, petite, outgoing, self-sup- porting, Christian widow, 63, byes dancing, bowling, golf and sports, looking for gentleman with same interests and for possible relation- shii'pp 48 SY 40OSH) INTELLIGENT, attractive lady, who's caring and very sincere, enjoys country & western, walking and TV, would like to meet gentle- man Snowbird who's kind, friendly, family-oriented, clean and sincere, for companionship for the long winter. SY 4049 (OSH) I'M a shy, attractive woman, 26, nnoroakov nr rrroouy r,vary wvnron for friendship. I enjoy swimming, cycling, skiing, music and movies. For more info. on me, call my voice mail. SY 5252 (OSH) MALE looking for female for brief encounter. SY 5257 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE young couple, seeks other couple for good times. SY 5260 (OSH � ATTRACTIV white male, 21, would like to meet same, must be clean and discreet. If you are between the ages of 20-35, please call my voice mail for more info. SY 5272 (OSH) CUTE, shy, full -figured, single. ATTRACTIVE white couple, 30's, white female, 23, enjoys cooking, he is 6' tall, very good looking, long walks, varied types of music looks like Tom Selleck, she is 5', and watching sports, seeking a also very attractive, Demi Moore single white male, 23-30, for lookalike, seeking good looking friendship, possible relationship. female, for fun times. SY 5280 SY 2636 (OSH) (OSH) NO head games, white female, WAR of the Roses! Attractive, ath- honest, sincere, loving, outgoing, letic. non-smoking, businessman, love to travel, dancing, etc., would 40, would like to meet an attractive like to meet a slim gentleman, female who will give and receive non-smoker, social drinker only, attention. SY 5284 (OSH) 55-68. SY 2637 YOUNG, attractive male, 22. CUTE, single female, 32, medium seeks lady, 30-40, for brief weight with varied interests, look- encounters. SY 5285 (OSH) ing for male, 30-40, with sense of ATTRACTIVE male. 30, looking humour, playful and enjoys com- for attractive female, for compan- edies, for long-term friendship, ionship and possible relationship. possible relationship. SY 2639 SY 5286 (OSH) (OSH) EDUCATED mountain man -type FEMALE, 36, 53', slender, active male, 41, looking for a female, 25 - lady with lots to offer with the right 42, for a discreet relationship. man, employed, likes to laugh, has More info. on voice message. SY good friends and needs someone 5287 (OSH) to make life complete. SY 2641 MALE, 32, would like to most full- (OSH) figured lady for friendship, casual SHY, single mom, 30, blonde, blue encounters, discretion assured eyes, very petite, likes romance, and expected. SY 5292 dancing and country music, look- ATTRACTIVE, slim, open-minded, ing for sincere, down-to-earth, mid -40's married couple, seek clean and sober male, 30.45, sin- couple only for friendship and dads welcome. SY 2642 good times. SY 5293 (OSH) Fle 1AH) ATTRACTIVE Harley rider, 36. FRIENDLY, single mother of two, looking for a discreet relationship 32, 5'6', blonde, green eyes, with an attrscbve, sexy lady race en" partying and sports, seek- and age unimportant SY 5294 ing male, 30-35, who snlooyys the STRAIGHT acting, clean shaven, same interests. SY 2643 (OSH) active male, mid 50s, agreeable, ARE you into cross-country and non-smoker, would love to meet a downhill skiing? Dancing, theatre gay, well-dressed, slim, clean - and quiet romantic nights? This shaven gentleman, 40+, for enjoy - professional, attractive, white able good times and a possible female, early 50's, is seeking a relationship. SY 5295 tall, attractive, white male, 45-60, MALE, good looking ��clean. with similar interests. SY 2644 searching for lady, full -figured, (OSH) clean, discretion a must, for romantic get-togethers. SY S296 161ENWOMEN LOOKING• - (OSH) COUPLE COMPANIONSHIP white, open-minded and uninhibited, looking for an attrac- tive female, 20-45, for some SINGLE mom, pretty and petite, excitement in her life, discretion 34, highly motivated, enjoys all expected and assured, Haliburton aspects of life. Seeks male, 30-40, area. SY 5297 (OSH) must be attractive, athletic, easy- YOUNG male, 22, seeks female, going and gentle, for friendship 22-32, for brief encounters. SY and good times. SY 3162 LADY 56, 5'9', 5299 new to area, who NICE guy, 40, trapped in miser - likes dancing, traveling and out- able relationship, seeks woman doors, seeks gentleman, 55-65, 25-40 in similar situation for mutu- for friendship and possible rola- al support enjoys talking, Welking tionsFip. SY 3171 (OSH) and cuddling, seeks quick smile SLIM, caring female, 49, likes and warm heart, please advise dancing, walking, playing beat time to cal. SY 5300 (OSH) cards and big on talking, seeking HANOSOME, 32 year old athletic someone, 49-60, who is honest male, seeks lady for companion - and sincere, for relationship. SY ship and encounters. SY 5301 3172 (OSM) JOYFUL, (OS") young 60, who Nkes to YALE, mid Will, attractive, seeks darts. dins. play cards and cook, female, for fun and good times, non-smoker, non-drinker and discretion assured. SY S302 WYWS soma quiet rights at home, (OSM seeldng single ganlwnan, 56-63. OUTDOING female, mid 20's, for SY in and f+lep. (�) enjoys sports, camping and the THE music calls out and the outdoors, looking for same. SY 5303 (OSH) dance awaits... this female, 47, who lows 10 riance, would lice 10 SM. attractive female, 26, otaks find a dancing partner. 45-55, to same. Call my ma&= for mon iMo. SY 5304 (Ono do a few turns with on the dans me Trot off to to phone. cab me ATTRACTIVE lig couple seek - and kers go from there. SY 3181 (OSM ing *ria* 18-30. for good timw Discretion assured. SY 5305 (OSH) YOUNGSEEKING a real woman, 37-33, there very lovable, considerate HEARTAT and wtderstandig, who's irtlsntst- ed in a three-way relationship built FEMALE 60. petite, 5', bkie eyes, around a commune lifestyle in the shy disposition, would like to meet north count SY SIM a sincere gentlemen 56 65. l-njoys MALE, 22. seeking female, 22-32, cisSrlioke�r/Soclsllaa for e�r�rt k HCl � tt 11r �t e� tam@ WM a rr ; diding. daticir2 ,war 4 t aN&IIe sy . 455, travelling and nature, looking for T@@IIO 5308 soul mate, 47-57, LatinfEuropean, healthy gent, for relationship. SY EASY -going female, 40, straight acting, enjoys dances, walks. OSHAWA/Pickerin 9 unattached navies and good times' would like to most the same. SY 5300 lady, late 50's, 5'2', attractive, intelligent, interested in travel, alt, LOOKING for some fun? theatre and fun times, would like Required: open-minded female, 20-40, preferably slim, to meet to most unattached gentleman with similar interests, for possible within kKletions of your choice for relationship. SY 4042 (OSH) fun, I'm 30. SY 5310 (OSH) PETITE artist, businesswoman, SEMI -detached active, attractive dancing, erwal dad, 40, wishes to meet active, slo� d galleries, usic. °i;;c r cram for inendship. pos- Looking for gentleman soulmate, able relaborattip. SY 5311 FOR - e ' " Companionship - Friendship RESPONSIBLE, hard- working, attractive, athletic, single male, 31, single by choice at this time, seeks young lady, 25-35, for friendship, possible rela- tionship. SY 1548 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE male, 29, 5' 10', brown hair, brown eyes and a winning smile, enjoys romantic dinners with a woman, 22-27, who likes to be treated like a lady. SY 1576 (OSH) EASY -going, attractive male, early 40, estab- lished, romantic, looking for relationship with a non- smoking, attractive, intelli- gent, fit lady, 30-45, let's talk. SY ISM GOOD looking male, 6', 40, sincere, honest and hardworking, seeks non- smoking female, 18-35, who enjoys dining, movies, travel and fishing, for pos- sible long-term relation- ship. SY 1602 (OSH) SINCERE gentleman, 23, seeks honest, good humoured, female, 22-28, to share everything from quiet evenings alone to nights out on the town. SY 1607 (OSH) ROMANTICALLY inc!rned male. 45, sincere, honest, caring, enjoys children seeking petite lady to share good times such as dancing, dining out, long walks, fishing, camping and hopefully for a long relationship. SY 1608 (OSH) SINGLE white male, 23, long dark hair, 69', enjoys going out and having a good time, looking for someone, 20-25, with same interests for possible relationship. FORMERLY BOX 01552, please respond to this ad. SY 1600 (OSH) DOWN to earth single guy, 4C. 5'11'. 215 lbs., who is honest and responsible and expects the same, seeks cute female for long- term fun, growth and com- mitment. SY 1610 (OSH) SELF -employed male, 25, blond, blue-eyed, enjoys children, romantic evenings anywhere, scuba drying, camping and vari- ous outdoor activities, seeking female, 20-25, with similar interest. New to the area, show me around' SY 1611 (OSH) GEMINI, attractive, single white male, 30, 185 lbs., seeks single white female, 25-32, tall, attractive, understanding, no depen- dents, non-smoker, for friendship and possible relationship. SY 1613 (OSH) SINGLE male, 26, non- smoker, outgoing, sponte - Call Anytime i 1 1161976 1 1991 Only charge is 51.99 per minulte, there are no extra long distance charges 1. To respond to an ad, call Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991' at any time of the day from any touch tone phone within the 416 area code and make a note of the four digit 'mailbox' number that appears at the end of the ad. You may also browse through the system to listen to other recordings. Just follow the recorded instructions. A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system. 2. After you receive your numbers, call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone, 24 hrs. a day and fol- low the easy (recorded) instructions. Remember you may NOT leave your last name, phone number or address when recording your message in YOUR mailbox. 3. To retrieve your messages call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone and follow the instruc- tions ... Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on your phone key pad. A charge of $1.99 per min. will appear on your phone bill as soon as you conned with the system. neous, enjoys travelling. outdoors, looking for a sin- gle white female, 22-28, with similar interests. SY 1614 (OSH) EASY -going, non-smoker, vegetarian, 32, who enjoys camping, fishing, long walks and most sports, seeking someone with a sense of humour and same interests. SY 1616 (OSH) ADVENTUROUS fit male, 30, non-smoker with wide range of interests, winter passion downhill skiing, seeks fit female that likes both adventurous and quiet times. SY 1617 (OSH) EASY -going, separated father of two, 35, many varied interests, wishing to contact women, 30-40, who have a zest for life and a sense of humour. SY 1619 (OSH) ESTABLISHED, attractive and responsible male, 34, fit and slim, seeks slim and honest female, 22-32, for sincere, long-term relation- ship. Single mothers wel- come. SY 1631 (OSH) SENSITIVE, white, down- to-earth male. 38, enjoys movies, music, romantic dinners, would like to meet easy-going white female, 25-35, with similar inter- ests, looking for a long- lastin9 relationship. Ajax area. SY 1666 (AJA) FUN -loving, romantic, tall male, 44, enjoys dancing, cycling and baseball. Would like the presence of a lovely tall lady, 35-43, to share thoughts, ideas and to spend time with. SY 1676 (OSH) OUTGOING male, 24, enjoys the outdoors, fish- ing, drives end cottage life, would like to meet mature lady, 24., single moms welcome. SY 1677 (OSH) GOOD -looking male, down-to-earth, 26, 6', enjoys sports of all kinds, no dependents, seeks female, 22-30, for friend- ship, possible relationship. SY 1678 (OSH) QUIET, good-looking, responsible, white male, 40, enjoys cottage life, boating, snowmobiling, looking for fit white ferrate with similar interests. SY 1679 his 30's. if you are between YOUNG, energetic male 18-32 and enjoy romantic looking for someone who weekend getaways, give likes to dance, play sports me a call. SY 1714 (OSH) and have fun, likes quiet SINCERE, outgoing, down - evenings, for a relation- to -earth, single father, 6', ship. SY 1680 (OSH) brown eyes, enjoys sports, MATURE, attractive male, music, walks, romantic college student, 20, 6'2', evenings, dancing and chil- blonde hair, blue eyes, with dren, looking for a special a good sense of humour lady, 34-45, for possible and variety of interests, long-term relationship, sin - seeks fit, attractive female, gle moms welcome. SY 18-25, for tun and possible 1705 (OSH) long-term relationship. SY LYNNE, please respond to 1681 (OSH) mailbox 01651, 1 didn't get KNIGHT in shining armour, your phone number. SY 24, searching the land for 1706 (OSH) his princess, 20+, who'll TIRED of dating games? enjoy dancing in the ball- Do you need sincerity, room, going for moonlight honesty, stability and a strolls and traveling to straight forward approach? exotic places. SY 1683 So do I. Trim, single, white (OSH) male, 33, seeking a slim, ATTRACTIVE, black, pro- non-smoking, single, white fess onal male. 32, likes lady, 28-38, for a long-term sports, dining, fishing and relationship. SY 1707 movies, would like to meet btive female tlhith same female companion for E(OSH) ASY-going single father, friendship and relationship. 31, slim, 57', honest, car- SY 1690 (OSH) ing and shy, seeks respon- sibls, single, white female with similar qualities, for friendship, leading to long- term relationship. SY 1708 EXECUTIVE, 54, seeks financially secure lady for love, Kerry Rogers' simi- larity, who is humourous, affectionate and responsi- ble SY 1700 (OSH) SINCERE male. 35, attrac- tive, part-time Dad, who's really outgoing, seeks attractive female, 29-38. HONEST, tall, attractive slim -medium build, who is male, 38, caring, success- honest and sincere, for ful. enjoys the outdoors, possible relationship. SY weekend getaways, quiet 1710 (OSH) evenings, seeks good- QUIET, single east Indian looking, quality lady, non- male, 44, seeks female, smoker, for companion- 35-45, who is outgoing, for ship, possible relationship, friendship and possible child O.K. SY 1694 relationship. SY 1711 WIDOWED white mals, 50 (OSHE yrs. young, seeks some- HON ST and sincere one special in his life retired gentleman, 54, again, if you're like me, lonely and divorced, 51', hopeless romantic, com- norii-smoker, krAm fishing, fortable in evening the outdoors, travel, danc- weaNblue jeans, slim, pro- ing, sports and country fessional, 35-50, maybe music, seeks petite lady we are just right for each with same inlierests, under Other. SY low 55, for testirelationship. SINGLE male, 32, 6', SY 1712 (OSR) seeks female with varied GOOD -looking, attractive interests and sports -mind- whits rte* 32, non-srtok- ad, looking for friendship. or, non-drinker, down-to- SY 1697 (OSH) earth, responsible, likes SINGLE father, 6', hazel long walks, outdoors, pkeon eyes, brownish seeks attractive white lblonde hair, looking for a female with similar inter - female, 25-35, for a rela- sats. SY 1714 (OSM tionship, likes dancing, INTENSE white male, 29, sports, music and romantic enjoys ski V and long car dinners. SY 1688 (OSH) rides, looking for a Tidy. WI)OWER, 50, 62% likes 25-34, for friendship first. to dance, music, sports, SY 1715 (OSH) children, seeking female SINGLE father, 36, who with similar interests, for likes poetry, movies, music friendship or possible rela- and dancing, seeking a tionship. SY 11188 (OSH) female, 25-36, who is a HUMOROUS, easy-going non-smoker and who has male, 34, not into the bar similar interests, for a rela- scene or head games, borship or more. SY 1718 enjoys movies, dining out LINDA. tall, slim, 47, 2 and dancing, would like to boys, who responded to meet lady, 27-38, with sim- tall, slim, 47, 2 girls please ilar interests, for possible call again to box #1655, 1 relationship. SY 1700 didnl get your phone num- HONEST, sincere, attrac- ber. SY 1719 tive, shim male, 28, smoker, INTELLIGENT male, 35, social drinker and romantim hardworkifrg, independent, tally inclined, seeking good-looking, muscular attractive, slim female, 25- and with an assortment of 30, with no dependents for credentials, looking for an a serious, successful. rola- attractive, ennpbyed, exec- tiprwhila SY,170j1(6619 btive female tlhith same CARINA iiscere, hones% - qualities„ toenvoy w(aalth, one -op -one, ho,, head, $no-good times., SY 1720 garpos, no drugh,-sni (OSH) ' country and western music QUIET, shy white male, and camping, male, 46, 39, 5'9% brown eyes, who looking for compatible enjoys movies, sports and female, 28-38, for compere- cosy evenings at home, ionship or serious relation- looking for female, 35-40, ship. SY 1M (OSH) someone who likes home LYNNE, you responded to Iffy single moms welcome. box 81682, you didn't Sl '721 (OSH) Wave your number, please HONEST stable male, 43, call again. SY 1703 (OSH) non-smoker, with good val- ROMANTIC lady wanted ues, seeks slim female, 30 - for average looking male in 38, having similar qualities, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1993 -PAGE 31 relationship. SY 21547 /�.11l'ORTANti, for possible long-term rela- tionship. SY 1722 (OSH) I'M an Ontario apple grow- er looking for a great gal between 30-40 who loves farm life. I am a 40 yr. old bachelor who's tired of being alone and would like to meet my one and only SY 1723 (OSH) EASY -going single father of two kids, 36, enjoys camping, dancing, quiet evenings, walks and all kinds of music, looking for a long-term relationship with a woman, 25-40. No head games. SY 1724 (OSH) EASY -going male, 22, non-smoker, into sports, reading, dancing and socializing. Looking for female. 20-25, who is inter- ested in similar things and likes to have a good time. SY 1725 (OSH) SHY, divorced father, 36, non-smoker, not into the bar scene, enjoys musk, romantic evenings and the country life, would like to meet lady, under 40, 'or possible long-term relation- ship. SY 1727 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE. 'un-iov- ing, out -going gentleman, 37, enjoys quiet evenings, going out, computers and the outdoors, would like to meet an affectionate lady, 25.35, with similar interests for possible long-term rela- tionship. SY 1728 (OSH) HI! I'm 38. 5'8', fit, blond curly hair. I'm into blue jeans and T-shirts, bather jacket and Harley Davidson. I'm rock 'n' roll and country. I'm dean and sober. If you're fit and pret- ty, give me a cap and see what happens' SY 1729 VIOLET, please call back didn't get your phone num- ber, respond back to mail- box 1711. Thank you. SY 1730 QUIET, single male, 6', 180 lbs., attractive, looking to meet lady of Asian back- ground, enjoys the out- doors, sports and quiet brines. SY 1731 (OSH) PERSONABLE, attractive, articulate mals, 45, proles- sfonal, wishes to meet very selective lady, 32-38, who is bright, cheerful, slim and very pretty, for good con- versation, romance and more. SY 1732 WILD and crazy on the oulaide, but a real softy on the inside, single white male, 20, enjoys quiet times, movies and show cars, seeking female, 20- 35, for fun times, possible relationship. SY 1733 FIT, single while male, 24, looking for single white female, 19-24, enjoys rock music, movies, romantic dinners and long walks, for possible relationship. SY 1734 (OSH) WANTED sincere, trust- wortlty. gook! -hearted lady with a great sense of humour, 23-27, to share fun times and romantic encounters with single white male 25. SY 1736 ELEANOR, 38, please respond back to mailbox .1722, didn't fid your Phi nutnber. SY 1737 (QSH)r JUST In time for Christmas... Scarborough truck driver, 23, tired of the bar scene, ready to start an honest and sincere rela- tionship with a down-to- earth, outgoing, slim female, 20-25, who's look- ing for the same, single moms are a bonus. SY 1738 SHY, sensitive, attractive father of two boys, 36, For persons 18 years of age and over enjoys movies, sports, race cars, cuddling and quiet times together, seeking attractive female, 28-40, for friendship leading up to a possible relationship. SY 1739 (OSH) DARK haired, European, male, 6'1', 195 lbs., late 20's, rated a nine, seeks a nine, female, but will settle for an intelligent seven. SY 1740 EASY -going attractive male, 34, who is very spontaneous, enjoys car racing, soccer, tennis, quiet evenings and appre- ciates all kinds of musk, would like to meet mteili- gent, sincere lady, 25-36, prefer non-smoker SY 1741 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL single rra,e, 45, self-employed. 6', 200 lbs., looking for that honest and sincere lady, 30-40, who knows how to take care of her special man, to share long walks, romantic dinners and to share all that his has to otter. SY 1742 (OSH) ARE you an attractive sin- cere humorous gentle- man') I'm 23, attractive mother of one who enjoys movies, music, travel, seeks someone financially and emotionally stable. SY 2346 28, independent, easy- going, goal -oriented, divorced, full figured, edu- cated, mother of one, with a great sense of humour, seeking SWM. 25-38, with personality and inner beau- ty. Single dads welcome. SY 2469 VIVACIOUS, successful, 5'6', 40's, mother of one, welcomes a response from a non-smoking white, excd- ing, articulate male. 45 to 55, interested in balancing romance and family life. SY 2507 (OSH) FEMALE, s,ngle and attractive, 21, 57', 115 lbs., enjoys the outdoors, quiet evenings in and good times, seeks attractive white male, 22-26, with similar interests, for Possi- ble oss -ble relationship. SY 2531 (OSH) FUN- W!, serse of humour, bred of the bar scene, enjoys dinners in or out. !ast- paced or laid-back atmos- pheres, seeks male. 35-4C 'o -r fun times. possible rela- t onship No head games' SY 2539 ATTRACTIVE, honest, easy-going, 'u -figured woman, 35, who loves the outdoors, horses, movies and country lite is seelong an honest, caring, sincere marriage -minded male, 35- 40, with similar interests. SY 2545 (OSH) FEMALE, unattached, hard-working, down to earth, outgoing, variety of interests, fit and slim, look- ing for honest male, 30-40. of similar qualities for friendship first. SY 2546 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE lady, blonde, single, 35. interest- ed in meeting a single. honest. attractive mals, 30- 40, for friendship, possible rH NEST and sincere white female, medium build, 35, smoker, loves to dance and have fun, seeks honest, down-to-earth tall black male, 35-40, for meaningful relationship. SY 2548 (OSH) ENGLISH lady, 28, com- mitted Christian, looking for a Christian man, 28-32 for friendship, interests include Christian music, walks in the country and a dog lover. SY 2550 (OSH) GOOD -looking female, 35, green-eyed, natural blonde, who's fit, slim and independent, interested in meeting a single, stable, honest, fit and preferably tall male, 35-42, for friend- ship, possibly more. SY 2551 (OSH) JIM, Industrial Engineer from GM, you responded to box #2536, brown -eyed, petite blond, ple+se respond again. SY 2553 (OSH) BIG brown eyes, single mom, 36, still looking for my knight in shining armor who is 35-40, sincere. hon- est, romantic, out -going and has a sense of humour SY 2554 (OSH) PETITE. 34, single, never marred. ,noeoendent, easy to talk to, has a variety of interests, seeking tall, well built male, 35-39, who is honest and sincere. SY 2556 (OSH) JIM, wino's 35, who responded to female nurse, 33, please respond again to mailbox number 2542 as I didn't get your correct phone number. SY 2557 (OSH) INDEPENDENT, s ngle white 'e -a e. red -air. 27, enjoys romantic evenings, sports, golf, pool, country musk, seeking single white maie who s honest, fun and romantic and a one ,vomar We of guy 27-31 wdh sjmilar interests. SY 2559 (OSH) Dear Santa. 'Plane bnwq we the swan of xrry dreawis. .Nate bsm the bandsnswesi Jou re rver stew. 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