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GENEROUS KIDS
HELP THE NEEDY:
Students at Bayview Heights
Public School, Pickering, have
raised S171.67 to help the Sal-
vation Army take care of the
less fortunate this Christmas.
The students took used toys to
school, which their Grade 5
classmates sold to raise the
money. The Salvation Army
will use the funds where it
deems appropriate.
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United Way of
Ajax -Pickering
1993 campaign
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0 But businesses fear nals, visible minorities and the disabled get
into the work force, Mr. Wiseman notes. "It
excess paperwork addresses problems of representation in the
workforce and an inability to break systemic
Ontario government last week, tries to make discrimination."
"hiring practices more open than in the past."
Aim of the law is to help %comm, ahorigi- See NVORKPLACE.-Page A4
AJAX-PICKERING - Employment equity
legislation that "attempts to break down the
old boys' network" has been hailed by some
who'll be affected by it, but the business com-
munity fears it will create excess paperwork.
Durham Fest New Democrat MPP Jim
Wiseman saes the legislation, approved by the
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PICKERING - Taxpayers here will con- of provincial money has been spent purchas_ asking Pickering to step forward and take the
tribute $400,000 toward preservation of the ing 110 acres from developers Bramalea and lead_-
Alwna Forest, Town council's executive com- f,andford, Councillor Kip Van Kempen, who repre-
MUM decided Monday. But the coins to be taken from Pickering's sents the Town on the MTRCA, wanted to
The funds, to be taken from the Town's purse fall far shat of what the MTRCA was shell out $834,000 over a four-year period,
parkland reserve account, will aid the Metro hoping for. The authority expected the Town representing $3 per resident annually. The
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority to clip in $1.2 million, with a similar conal- amount `tis the absolute minimum," he argued.
m a $13.8 -million scheme to save 131 forest bution from the Region of Durham, MTRCA
acres from development_ To date, $10 million chair Bill Granger told politicians. "We're See ALTONA._Pstge A4
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Unite''ay agencies may'suffer as drive falls short
By KEITH GIiLLIGAN
Staff Reporter
AJAX-PICKERING - The local United
Way drive has fallen short of its target and
agencies receiving funds may not get all the
money they need.
The fund-raising campaign officially ended
Wednesday with $917,787 raised, short of the
goal of more than $1 million.
Campaign chairman Gale Mossman told
people at the wrap-up reception Wednesday,
"When we started in the campaign, we knew
we were going to have a tough go of it. We
didn't realize how deeply the recession has
You can
help out
needy at
Christmas
Food, toys
sought for
less fortunate
AJAX-PICKERING -
From now until Christmas.
the News Advertiser will
run a list of food, clothes
and toy drives being held
locally to help the less for-
tunate this holiday season.
Ajax and Pickering
clubs, groups, businesses
and anybody else under-
taking a public campaign
to help the needy this
Christmas is urged to call
our newsroom at 693-
5110.
Meanwhile, here's
where readers able to share
some Christmas spirit with
the less fortunate can drop
off donations.
_l The Pickering Square
Dental Office at 1350
Kingston Rd. tat Valley
Farm Rd.) is accepting
non-perishable food items
for the Ajax -Pickering
Community Food Bank.
Donations accepted during
business hours, noon to 9
p.m. Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday; 7 a.m. to 5
p.m. Wednesday; 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to
2 p.m. Saturday. Call 420-
1777 for pick-up arrange-
ments.
J Durham Regional
Police are holding their
fifth annual Food and Toy
Drive, with donations
going to various communi-
ty agencies. Until Dec. 20,
drop off an unwrapped toy
or food item at any
Durham Region police sta-
tion or. fire hall, or call
427-1620 for pick up or
for information about set-
ting up a drop-off box to
help with the campaign.
J The Pickering Recre-
ation Complex at 1867
Valley Farm Rd. is accept-
ing food for the Ajax -Pick-
ering Community Food
Bank at St. Paul's -on -the -
Hill Anglican Church.
Boxes are set up in the
lobby. A free month on an
annual complex member-
ship is offered to anyone
who makes a donation.
Call 831-1711.
affected business.
"We wanted to reach our goal, but it's not
to be, at least right now."
United Way executive director Peter Beat-
teay says agencies may have to "temper" their
requests for money.
Any decision on how much funding each of
the 26 agencies will receive will be "based on
community need," Mr. Beatteay says.
The United Way has "some reserves that
can be used to accommodate some of the short-
fall."
The figure released Wednesday includes
"all the money given and pledged and money
we're confident (we can) expect," he says.
The United Way "took a couple of big hits
this year" that contributed to the shortfall, Mr.
Beatteay noted.
Firstly, the Ajax -based Chrysler trim plant
reduced its pledge by $30,000. Last year,
employees contributed 5125,000, but with 300
workers moved to a plant in Bramalea,
S95,000 was pledged this year.
The 1993 campaign started slowly and
never really picked up the necessary momen-
tum to send it over the top, Mr. Beatteay says.
For example, some industrial campaigns
haven't even begun.
Donations will be accepted up to the end of
the year or "as soon as the auditor says we
can't accept anymore," he says.
Mrs. Mossman thanked campaign volun-
teers for doing "a tremendous job" during
tough times.
She also announced that Durham Board of
Education chairman and Pickering trustee
Louise Farr will head the 1994 campaign.
Anyone wanting to make a donation can
drop by the Ajax -Pickering United Way office
at 95 Bayly St. W., Suite 407, Ajax, in the
Baywood Plaza at the corner of Bayly and
Monarch Ave., or call 68(x0606.
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DURHAM - Junior kindergarten won't be Those boards seeking an exemption must
offered at public schools here for another three apply by April and must provide detailed plans of
years — if the public board has its way, that is. how they will implement junior kindergarten.
Durham Board of Education trustees The public board here has repeatedly spo-
agreed Monday to request an exemptionken out against the program, which would
from provincial plans to implement junior cost an estimated $24 million to establish. It
kindergarten in September 1994. fears implementing the program during
When the ministry of education and train- tough economic times would be at the
ing approved a bill this past summer which expense of students now in school.
will make junior kindergarten mandatory The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate
throughout Ontario, it suggested some boards School Board introduced junior kindergarten
may be exempt until 1997. years ago in an effort to woo new students.
Students are in
Santa's good books
Students at Gandatsetiagon Public School in Pickering are
in Santa's good books after they purchased reading material
which will be donated to the Salvation Army. Students raised
$43 by writing, editing and printing a Halloween newspaper
called Haunted Herald. Here, Taylor Russel, left, and Dou-
glas Foot write a letter to children who'll receive the books.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Imagine the size
of those eggs
AJAX-PICKERWG - It's now
okay to farm emus m the rural parts
of Pickering, Ajax and Whitby. `
Politicians in the towns took the
issue by the tail feathers recently at
the request of Pickering -Ajax -
Whitby (PAW) Animal Control,
which recommended amending
exotic animal bylaws to permit the
keeping of emus (ostriches). Cur-
rently, there are two emu farms in
Whitby and it's expected that type
of farming will become more popu-
lar in future.
In a PAW report, it's noted that
emu farming is a new form of spe-
cialized agriculture in Canada and,
while emu meat is not yet on super-
market shelves, the industry is fast
growing -
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ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 15, 1993 -PAGE 3-A
Probe into
man s death
AJAX - Police can't completely rule
out foul play in the weekend death of a '
36 -year-old Ajax mm.
Durham Regional Police found the
man dead in a hallway after being called
to a Delaney Dr. residence around 7:15
a.m. Sunday. There is "no apparent
cause of death," according to Staff
Sergeant Sandy Ryrie.
. The deceased was taken to the Centre
for Forensic Sciences in Toronto, which
couldn't determine an anatomical cause i
of death. Police are now awaiting toxi-
cology reports, which could take up to ,
six weeks.
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Wotkpla-cereflect society
FROM PAGE Al
The legislation requires compa-
nies with 50 or more employees to
assess the make-up of their staff
and, over the next three years,
make a "conscious effort" to have
the workforce "reflect society as a
whole."
Mr. Wiseman says, "What it is
is an attempt to get people to rec-
ognize talents. It's not reverse dis-
crimination, as some people say."
Last month, the Ontario gov-
ernment came under criticism
when an advertisement for a high-
ranking government job stated
preference would be given to
applicants other than white males.
Following a barrage of com-
plaints about reverse discrimina-
tion, the government decided all
candidates would be treated equal-
ly.
Mr. Wiseman notes "progres-
sive companies" such as IBM and
the Royal Bank have been practis-
Teenager hit
by car Dec.1
still critical
PICKERING - A 14 -year-old
Pickering girl remains in critical
but stable condition after being
struck by a car as she disem-
barked from a school bus.
.Nadine Osbourne of Pickering
Parkway was crossing Hwv.
near Denmar Rd. in Pickering
Dec. I when she was struck by
an eastbound car shortly before 6
p.m.
The Graac 9 student had been
participating in extra -curricular
activities at Pickering High
School. She was taken to Ajax
and Pickering General Hospital
and later transferred to the Hospi-
tal for Sick Children in Toronto,
where she remains.
Meanwhile, a Pickering teen
thrown from a car in an accident
Nov. 2 has been upgraded to fair
condition at Sunnybrook Health
Science Centre, also in Toronto.
Jose Arsenault, 16, of Marks -
bury Rd., was a passenger in a
westbound station wagon which
struck an eastbound Ford Explor-
er at Hwy. 2 and Fairport Rd. in
Pickering.
Altona deal
approved
FROM PAGE Al
"Anything less and it's going to
hamper raising funds for the
acquisition."
But other councillors
expressed concern over the
amount, and approved a motion
by mayor Wayne Arthurs that
$400,000 be set aside for the pro -
jest. The money was earmarked
to buy specific parcels of proper-
ty owned by residents, and a por-
tion of the funds will be held
back until the MTRCA lines up
additional financial partners. "I
hope when all is said and done,
we'll be seen as responsible part-
ners m this project," commented
the mayor.
Councillor Rick Johnson
expressed reluctant support for
Town funding, criticizing the
NDP provincial government for
"bailing out" developers who
owned forest land and putting
Pickering "on the hot (seat)." He
said he'd consider his position
over the next week, before coun-
cil votes on the issue Dec. 20.
0 Equity legislation
'good business`:
:minority group
ing forms of employment equity
for years.
There are no quotas, but goals,
he says. "It calls for a company to
advertise jobs and hire on the
basis of merit, keeping in mind
their self -established goals."
If a company doesn't met its
goals, it'll have to explain why it
hasn't to the government, the MPP
points out.
The legislation is "good busi-
ness," says Raphael Francis, presi-
dent of the Pickering Canadian -
Carib Cultural Association.
"There have been certain
inequities in the system. On the
basis of an external appearance.
some employers might opt not to
hire a person. The legislation aims
to right some of the wrongs done
in the past."
The only concern employers
should have is whether they're
hiring the most qualified candi-
date, he adds. "A lot of qualified
people are turned down for no rea-
son ... If we're making the playing
field level, we all stand to benefit
because the cream is going to rise
to the top."
But the process businesses
must follow to comply with the
legislation is cumbersome, says
Doug McKay, incoming president
of the Ajax -Pickering Board of
Trade. The paperwork required to
carry out evaluations and offer
proof of compliance means a lot
of work, he points out.
"We're not against the pro-
gram; the intent of the program is
right. The process is the problem.
Most businesses are trying to do it
the best they can. Every business
has to adjust slightly."
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Legislot'no oerance
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Ir .1 mon, perfec wor+c. employrrlcn equity iegistatiorr, woulc tic
wha. it's in(endec tc. do — bream s\stemtc dlsenminatioi if, the work
ton;c
l nlortunatel\. dtscnmmat on on the basis of gender. rdcc and ph}�,
ica' attrbt te> is going to exist ever with the passing of the pro\inciai
ilrnemmer , new law While women aboriginals minorities and the
disablec' n ght find more doers open to them. it doesn't mean the\ *rc
wing tc bi, tolerated am better by biased employers or co-worker\
The legislation. which requires companies with more than 50
employee to "set goals' and hire on the basis of merit. is well intend-
ed. The stereotypical images that have traditionally existed where the
four targe groups are concerned are proven false on a dail\ basis.
There is no doubt that, as Pickering Canadian -Cant) Cultural Associa-
tion president Raphael Francis notes. "There have been certain
inequities it the system."
He also nghd] points out that employers should only be concerned
with whether they're hiring the most qualified candidate.
One wonders. however. what an emplo}er is going to do when the
most qualified candidate also happens to be a healthy. white male. Will
he or she hire the disabled female immigrant anyway. so as to meet a
"goal" anc avoid finger punting:if it happen.. then the province's
promise that employment equity won't prompt reverse discriminatior,
will have been prrnen empt%.
Hayinf: said that. the spirit of employment equity deserves
applause For too long. certain groups in society have been wrongly
per1e1yeL: a,, being incapable and unskilled. It's interesting to note that.
while the four groups covered in the legislation make up the bulk of
the v orktrrce. in the lower-payin_'obs.
Our chiluren arty tomormN's emplcners. Teaching them tolerance
anti respect of othets' difterences would make crttployment equity
unnecessar\. Sadly. that piece of paper from Queen's Park is going to
be needed
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Hats off rule outdated says veteran
To the editor:
Your editorial regarding hat,, off
to Legior leaders invites my
remarks. The battle has just begun
as the wearing of head dress is a
club room decision with each
branch. Command can suggest cer-
tain guidelines for house rules but
it's not in the bylaw.
Strange how some traditions
scam to hang on and are handed
down without explanation or defini-
tion and become distorted. The
Legion hat,. off rule goes back to
the Militan Messes. When enter-
ing, a member is required to
remove offensive weapons such as
side arms, web belts and hats. War
veterans tfounders of the Legions)
adopted the hats off rule out of
respect for our fallen comrades. The
new users of our veteran halls are
mostly associate or social members
with no ties to the military or
knowledge of some of the strange
reculations.
Some of these members bellow
"get your hat off or buy a round"
(for the house). When a person
enters the Legion door and forgets
to remove his hat he/she is chal-
lenged with these dumb remarks
from unknowing social members.
Persons entering as a guest or visi-
tor for the fust time are treated with
the same challenge even though
they may not be aware of the hats
off rule. This treatment of visitors
or guests shows less respect for
them than they do for not knowing
the hats off rule. Our fallen com-
rade are not disturbed.
One newspaper stated the hat
removal rule was out of respect for
the Queen, our fallen comrades and
for women. Well if the Queen were
to visit our branch she would be
expected to remove her head dress
or crown or buy a round of drinks
for the house. Fat chance.
Women were not permitted into
the Ajax Legion until 1968. The hat
rule was in effect long before that,
in fact allowing women in the club
room came about through the equal
rights legislation (a major rule
change).
The hats off Club Room rule is
out dated. Women wear wigs, some
men wear rugs and are not chal-
lenged.
Some Veterans have been com-
plaining that they can't find a seat
in the Remembrance Halls and the
place is filled with non-members
line dancing or playing euchre or
pool or just guzzling the amber
fluid. With their hats off of course.
Shame. The halls are for Veterans'
comforts.
Heaven forbid that a Veteran,
who fought for our freedoms,
would be deprived of associating
with his comrades because he wears
a religious head cover.
Maybe if he bought the "round
for the house" he can keep it on.
I'm for that, I'll have a Blue.
Charles W. Presley,
a veteran, Ajax
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on 13" TV with 24 -button
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New boss for public school board
DURHAM - Long-time school trustee Louise Farr has
stepped down as chairman of the public board and will be
replaced by former vice-chairman Patricia Bowman.
Mrs. Farr "is a public servant who makes democracy a
proud word." Durham Board of Education director
Pauline Laing said.
A Pickering trustee who was first elected in 1985 and
served as chairman for two years, Mrs. Farr "leaves very
large shoes to fill." Ms. Bowman said in her acceptance
speech at the board's inaugural meeting Monday.
"Our task is growing in complexity," reminded the
Whitby trustee, who was also elected in 1935. The board
must oversee the
-- "largest budget and
largest workforce" of
. \`
Korvin Acha
DURHAM - The
Durham Region Roman
Catholic Separate School
Board has elected long-time
truster Kevin Ache its new
Chairman.
'qtr. Ashe. fug elec to
the board in 19S-. has fiat
on various committers and
has served as chair of Ixxh
the English Language Stx:-
tion and the Propcm Trans-
portation Committee. He is
currently regional director
of the Ontario Separate
School Trusters' Associa-
tion.
"Education in Ontario
and in particular Catholic
education is facing tremen-
dous challenges;" said Mr.
Ashe in his acceptance
spetch. "It is imperative we
as Catholic trustees contin-
ue to fight for equal fund-
ing through the Education
Finance Reform initiative.
We must ensure that the
government has the politi-
cal will to move forward
with this crucial change.
Low assessment boards,
like ours, are facing a finan-
cial crisis that must be
addressed -
The Pickering trustee,
who replaces Tom Oldman
of Whitby, said the issues
facing the board include
organizational review, edu-
cational funding reforms,
responsibility in budget
deliberations, and social
contract obligations.
Also elected to the board
during the inaugural meet-
ing were Paul Woodcroft
(Oshawa) as vice -chair,
who replaces Mary Zecchi-
no of Pickering; Jim
McCafferty (Pickering) as
chair of the English Lan-
guage Section; Ed Finan
(Whitby) as vice -chair of
the English Language Sec-
tion; Marc Lapointe (Ajax
and Pickering) as chair of
the French Language Sec-
tion; and Robert Boisvert
(Oshawa and Whitby) as
vice -chair of the French
Language Section.
New New vice -' Former -
chairman chairman chairman
Patricia puncan Louise 1
Bowman �, Read ' ` ' Farr
any elected body in Durham Region, she noted. "It's an
extraordinary responsibility.'
Als. Bowman has served on every board committee
and has, acted as local public schools' voting delegate at
the Canadian School Boards Association and the Ontario
Public School Boards Association.
Ajax trustee Duncan Read, a lawyer and former teach-
er who was elected in 1985, was selected vice-chairman.
He had been challenged by Pickering trustee Ruth Ann
Schedlich, who was appointed to the board in 1989.
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For jewellers and electronic
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Pickering
seniors get
ready to
,party
PICKERING - Senior citizens
in Pickering are invited to ring in
the new year during a bash Fri-
dav, Dec. 31.
The New Year's Eve festivi-
ties will be held at the Seniors'
Activity Centre in the East Shore
Community Centre. 910 Liver-
pool Rd., from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
The fun includes a cash bar, disc
jockey and buffet.
Admission is S 12 for members
of the South Pickering Seniors'
Club and S15 for non-members.
Residents 55 %ears of age and
older are welcome.
For more information, call
420-5049.
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Banking on
Christmas spirit
Six-year-old Amanda Clark (above) got a hand last week decorat-
ing a tree at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at Brock
Rd. and Bayly St., Pickering, from employee Nancy Cubbage. Chil-
dren from the Once Upon a Tyme day care trimmed the tree and
entertained bank employees with some Christmas carols last
week. Joining Amanda with some caroling were six-year-old
Alyssa Machin, left, and Robyn Elliott, 5.
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AJAX - Youngsters might have a good reason for
wanting to nut away from home, but they should ask for
help before hitting the road, students here were told
recently.
More than a dozen Grade 7 students from Southwood
Park Public School admitted they've thought of leaving
home in a discussion with Kshama Patel, a volunteer with
Toronto's Covenant House shelter for runaway youths.
But any misconceptions they might have had about
life on the streets were dispelled by Ms. Patel, who
shared the reality of homeless children grappling with
drug addiction, Jail terms and prostitution.
"We believe when kids nun away, they run away for
good reasons," she told the group of 12 -year-olds. "We
don't tell kids not to run away. But before you leave, talk
to somebody. If you ask somebody for directions, you
can get some help."
Youths with problems at home
should seek the help of an adult
they trust, be it a teacher, parent or
relative, she advised. "it we stop to 01
learn to try to communicate, I think AVAI
it would make things a lot easier. FRE
It's the most unportant message." - PIGEON
There are an estimated 10SO) -SORREL
to 12,000 homeless kids on the • GINGER
streets of Toronto, and most of , W.I. STY
those left home without telling any-
one, armed with plans to live with
friends and get jobs, the students
learned.
Instead, they've ended up like AHU
Susan, Dave, Sally, Jane and Bob.
five teenagers interviewed on a R EA
video that Ms. Patel played for the 26 OZ.
students.
In a message of despair, the five
street kids talked about their experi-
ences with sexual abuse, drugs,
alcohol, prosti ution and jail. "Lcx)k
at me, my dear,' pleaded Sally, �19
who said she was abused by her ■ ■ ■
father. "I'm a junkie and an alco-
holic and I'm 16 years old. The TGE
needle has control over me." MA
Jane, 18, said she'd been a M
hooker since the age of 12 after
leaving home to escape the sexual
overtures of her mother's 3/1
boyfriend "I feel like scum."
Following the video, several of
the students said they'd assumed
the runaways come from poor 133
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Ann said she'd also toyed with the idea of leaving
home. "I fight with my ;ester all the time. I wouldn't go
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someone."
Both girls said they know youngsters who've fled
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Staff Reporter
AJAX - The Ontario Municipal
Board has approved a bylaw that
will permit development in the
Pickering Beach area
In an oral decision Thursday,
board convenor Marilyn Eger made
one change to the bylaw and gave
proponents of development there
everything they wanted.
The only change involved what
percentage of a lot a house; can take
up, but doesn't change the maxi-
mum size a home can be.
Building proponent Peter Gos
says the change "doesn't really
affect us", noting it will still allow, a
5500 -square -foot home to tx built
The board's ruling dealt with
four areas and, Mr. Gos says, " NVe
got four out of four. We're relieved
at last"
Janis Mitchell, an opponent of
development in the Pickering Beach
area and one of the people appeal-
ing to the OMB, say_ s of the losing
fight, "All we were trying to
achieve was the best possible future
(for) Pickering Beach...
Cathy Dancey, another foe of
growth in the area, says, ' We're not
against infilling (building on vacant
lots adjacent to existing homes).
We're concerned about the type of
infilling and the haphazard way it
may have gone in."
In 1992, Ajax council approved
a four-year plan to install sanitary
sewers in the Pickering Beach area.
With development permitted in the
area, council this year changed a
zoning bylaw which regulated
building.
Four people — Mrs. Mitchell,
Mrs. Dancey, Emmie Emerson and
Ian Winton — appealed the new,
zoning bylaw, to the OMB.
The bylaw, permits houses on
lots 50 feet wide and 100 feet deep
and sets out site plan controLs for all
development.
Included in a site plan are a
home's location on a lot, the size of
the house: and location of the drive-
way.
The site plan for each new, home
would have to be approved by
council's committee of the whole.
Ms. Eger said the board's ruling
Parking patients must cough up cash
AJAX - People will now have
to pay to park at the Ajar Medical
Arts building, as its owners fear
their la would have been clogged
by individuals angry about a park-
ing fee proposed at the hospital
across the street.
Impark Ltd. manager Ed
Charlebois says the owners of the
Marwood Ave. buildine. CMI)
Properties, had heard -' jar and
Pickering General hospital
administration was coins, to
charge for parking and didn't
want sick bay staff, patients and
visitors leaving vehicles at the
medical arts buildin,.
He told council's executive and
development committee Thursday
the building owners "want to
make some money off it and to
restrict use."
Ward -i councillor Jim McMas-
ter said. "The hospital is consider-
ing paid parking, but it's nowhere
near implementation."
Doctors in the medical arts
building "aren't happy" about the
parking fee. Mr. Charlebois
added.
Parkins would he free for the
first 30 minutes and then SI an
hour to a S_' maximum charge. A
person stationed in a kiosk would
issue stamped tickets to motorists
when they enter the parking lot_
Doting her doctor's office is in
the medical arts building. Ward 5
councillor Pat Brown said, "I can
go to 50 other doctors in town and
not pay parking. I think I'll be
looking for a new doctor"
Mayor Jim Witty said. "This is
pnvate enterprise. If they want to
charge, it's up to them. The dcx-
tors there, if they get enough flak.
will complain or move."
A report from Ajax business
development director Grant Whit-
tington pointed out. "At present.
there are no regulations which
would control or prohibit a build-
ing owner from charging for the
use of parking on private proper-
ty-
Ward
roper-
ty„Ward 3 councillor Steve Parish
said. "There's not need for this
now. I've had more complaints on
this from doctors, residents and
patients ”
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Jan. 3
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-■ increase your tax knowledge
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locations
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won't come into effect until the be finished early next year. A landowner in Pickering Beach
Town has established site plan Town lawyer Ron Hawkshaw can only build on their lot once sew -
guidelines, says the OMB's decision can only ers are in place. The Town is
Ajax planning director Peter be challenged in the courts on a halfway through the four-year instal-
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Your Auto Insurance Changes on January 1, 1994
If you are injured in a car accident on or after January 1, 1994, you are
automatically entitled to new, enhanced accident benefits from your
insurance company.
• You are entitled to an income replacement of 90 per cent of
vour net income, up to a maximum of $1,000 weekly, and up to
$1 million in necessary medical and rehabilitation benefits.
• If you are not working at the time of the accident, but suffer
injuries that prevent you from pursuing employment or affect
ability to lead a normal life, you are entitled to benefits.
If you are seriously injured and another driver is judged at fault, you can
sue for pain and suffering. A deductible of $10,000 will apply to any award
given as compensation.
Your insurance company will provide you with more
Information on the new auto insurance system, either when
you renew your insurance or if you have to make a claim.
Ontario's road accident insurance
Ontario
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■ convenient times and
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H&R BLOCK
For mO ww&W itby call... AjaWPickering
725-4563 686-1395
won't come into effect until the be finished early next year. A landowner in Pickering Beach
Town has established site plan Town lawyer Ron Hawkshaw can only build on their lot once sew -
guidelines, says the OMB's decision can only ers are in place. The Town is
Ajax planning director Peter be challenged in the courts on a halfway through the four-year instal-
Tollefsen expects those guidelines to point of law. lation plan.
AT DURHAM MAZDA WE GUARANTEE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
FIRS TIME EVERY TIME
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Your Auto Insurance Changes on January 1, 1994
If you are injured in a car accident on or after January 1, 1994, you are
automatically entitled to new, enhanced accident benefits from your
insurance company.
• You are entitled to an income replacement of 90 per cent of
vour net income, up to a maximum of $1,000 weekly, and up to
$1 million in necessary medical and rehabilitation benefits.
• If you are not working at the time of the accident, but suffer
injuries that prevent you from pursuing employment or affect
ability to lead a normal life, you are entitled to benefits.
If you are seriously injured and another driver is judged at fault, you can
sue for pain and suffering. A deductible of $10,000 will apply to any award
given as compensation.
Your insurance company will provide you with more
Information on the new auto insurance system, either when
you renew your insurance or if you have to make a claim.
Ontario's road accident insurance
Ontario
Insurance
Commission
'"YHE NEWS A&ERTMER, WED, DE&INBER 15, 19934ACE t A
If you've got news we want to hear it. Call us at 683-5 110
Doesn't matter if you've
been naughty or nice,
we'll still pay your GST*.
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All
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We'll pay the GST
on all merchandise after 6p.m.,
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Take advantage of the many extra -special Moonlight deals after 6 p.m. too.
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Burgla"is"'Afait
large
haul
By SGT. GRANT ARNOLD
these three schools and other
ous offence to call 436-8477.
Durham Regional Police
schools in Clarington have Crime
That's 436 -TIPS. As a caller you
DURHAM - Crime Stoppers
Stoppers and Durham Regional
will not be asked to identify your -
and Durham Regional Police are
Police very concerned.
self or go to court. A cash reward
asking for the public's help in
Crime Stoppers is asking any-
of up to S1,000 is being offered if
solving several break, enter and
one with information on school
your information leads to an arrest
thefts into schools in Clarington.
break and enters or any other seri-
and conviction.
On Tuesday, Sept. 28 at 3:14
a.m., police responded to an
alarm at Vincent Massey School
at 10 Church St., Bowmanville.
Burglars had broken a door win-
dow on the north side of the
school to gain entre. Once inside,
they made their way to the audio
visual room but were detected by
a motion alarm. They fled the
school before police arrived.
Two weeks prior to that break-in,
burlars stoic at TV.
During the weekend of Oct.
15 to 17, St. Joseph's school at
90 Parkway Cres. in Bow-
manville was broken into. Ban-
dits smashed a southeast lower
door window, entered the school
secretary's office and stole an
empty cash box from a file cabi-
net. Several computers were
turned on but not stolen. Damage
was S 150.
On Friday. Oct. 22 during the
early morning hours. Central
School at 120 Wellington St.,
Bowmanville was entered. Bur-
glars broke the southeast front
door windoµ and smashed two
inner windows to get into the
office area. At one of the win-
dows, a suspect uas cut. Once in
the office, they looked through
file cabinets and cupboards for
money. A cashbox with S10 was
located and pet.t' cash removed.
Damage was estimated at 5750.
Several other forced entries at
NOTICE TO ALL RESIDENTS
AND BUSINESS OWNERS ABOUT
SMOKING IN INDOOR PUBLIC PLACES
Please note that commencing January 1, 1994, the Council of the
Town of Pickering has passed a by-law that will prohibit smoking in
most indoor public places such as retail shops, financial institutions,
laundromats, elevators and escalators, schools, auditoriums and
common areas of shopping malls except any part used as an eating
establishment.
Restaurants may designate not more than 3K�. of the seating capacity
as a smoking area. With respect to bingo halls, billiard halls and
bowling alleys, up to 501c of the floor area may be designated as a
smoking area.
Contraventions of By-law Numbcr 4290/93 to regulate smoking in
indoor public places could result in a fine of up to 55,000.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please call the Town's
Municipal Law Enforcement Division at 420-4615.
Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM
Town Clerk
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PLEASE HELP FEED LOCAL
FAMILIES!!
Look up - before
you back up.
Boom trucks, cranes
and power Imes are an
extremely hazardous
mixture If you operate
heavy machinery, make
sure you know the location
of all power lines in the
immediate area before you
begin any lob.
While you are working,
concentrate on keeping
your equipment as
far away from power
lines as possible. If you
inadvertently come in
contact with a power line,
stay in the cab of your
machine until help arrives.
Your local utility is your best
source of information on
working around electrical
lines. Help us help you, and
we'll all work more safely.
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Obituaries
BLAZEY, Mildred Ada - At Lawn Memorial Gardens, Whit- of Scarborough. Caring grand -
the Centenary Health Centre on by. No flowers, by request. mother of Gail and Brian Ver -
Friday, Dec. 10, 1993. Mildred Donations may be sent to the meersch and David and Ronald
Ada Grant, in her 72nd year. Heart and Stroke Foundation or Smith. Ruth will be sadly missed
Beloved wife of Ernest. Loving the Canadian Cancer Foundation. by her brothers Charles Laister of
mother of Pamela Gray of Tillsonburg, Jack Laister of Cali -
Oshawa and Kenneth Wayne SMITH, Ruth (nee Laister) - fornia, and her sister Grace Long
Blazey of Brampton. Mother -in- Peacefully at Scarborough Gen- of Etobicoke. Service Wednes-
law of Douglas Gray and Diane eral Hospital on Sunday, Dec. day at 10:30 a.m. in the chapel at
Blazey. Grandmother of Glen, 12, 1993. Ruth, beloved wife of Ronald Martino & Son, Funeral
Lisa, Sarah and Scott. Funeral the late Jack Butler Smile. Lov- Directors, Brock Road Chapel,
arrangements were entrusted to ing mother of Joan Vermeersch 1057 Brock Rd. (south of Hwy.
McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, and her husband John of Picker- 401), Pickering, 686-5589. Cre-
428-8488. Interment Mount ing and Philip and his wife Grace mation.
Dump info centre closed for holiday
PICKERING - A govern-
ment -run information centre on
a proposed new dump in Picker-
ing will be closed for the Christ-
mas holidays.
The centre, operated by the
Interim Waste Authority in a
plaza at 627 Kingston Rd., will
be closed from Sunday, Dec. 19
through Sunday, Jan. 2.
It will re -open Thursday, Jan.
6 from 4 to 9 p.m. and will con-
tinue to operate during those
hours on Thursdays only until
further notice.
The IWA, formed by the
provincial government to find a
new regional dump to take
Durham's trash for 20 years,
recently announced its preferred
site is in Pickering, north of the
existing Brock West dump and
south of Taunton Rd.
The next step in the process
is environmental hearings,
expected to take about two
years.
For more information, call
the IWA at 1-800-661-9294.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, DECEMBER 15,11"3 -PAGE 19-A
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travel patterns and traffic flow in
mation developed will be readily
a $50,000 Christmas gift- from
Durham.
available to the ministry and to
the Ministry of Transportation,
announces Durham East MPP
"It's wonderful news for
Durham," says Mr. Mills.
other municipalities, says Mr.
Gordon Mills.
The ministry has agreed to
Mills.
"I'm sure the results of this
The money will be used to
'geographic
subsidize 50 per cent of the pro-
project will contribute to the
fund a cost effective
information system' suitable for
ject cost, up to a maximum of
$50,000, explains Mr. Mills.
ongoing planning and co-ordina-
transportation planning analysis.
The subsidy was provided on
tion of our transporation system,"
says Mr. Mills.
The new system will study
the understanding that the infor-
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'ickering
;loses for
:holidays,
.social
contract
`;pICKERING - A combina-
tion of Christmas holidays
and provincial funding cut-
backs under social contract
legislation means upcoming
Closures in the Town of Pick-
ering.
Facilities closed will
include:
• Town Civic Complex -
closed Friday, Dec. 24: Mon-
day, Dec. 27; Tuesday, Dec.
28: and Friday, Dec. 31. The
Town hall is also shut week-
ends.
- Transit - Town transit
will not operate Friday, Dec.
24; Saturday, Dec. 25: Mon-
day, Dec. 27- Tuesday, Dec.
28: Friday, Dec. 31; or Satur-
day, Jan. 1. Buses never run
Sundays.
• Libraries - Branches will
be closed Friday, Dec. 24;
Saturday, Dec. 1_5: Monday,
Dec. 27: Friday, Dec. 31; Sat-
urday, Jan.], and Monday.
Jan. 3. Libraries arc routinely
shut Sundays.
• Recreation facilities - All
recreation facilities will be
closed Friday, Dec. 24. Satur-
day, Dec. 25: Sunday, Dec.
26; Monday, Dec. 27: Friday,
Dec. 31 and Saturday, Jan. 1.
The recreation complex
and Don Beer arena will be
open Tuesday, Dec. 28;
Wednesday; Dec. 29; and
Thursday, Dec. 30. Regular
operating hours resume Jan.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30
Customer
Appreciation Nite
"HYSTERIA"
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(EW Leppwd W COIMCERT e)
NEW YEAR'S EVE
_COVER BUSTERS
`FULL MOarty ON FEVER'
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Yq -not take in sightseeing
during your Christmas break?.
DURHAM - All -day tours of
four sites, including the Ontario
Science Centre and the CN
Tower, are among features of a
holiday camp offered by the
Durham YMCA.
The camp from Monday. Dec.
20 to Thursday, Dec. 23 is for
youngsters six to 12. Campers
can go on as many trips as they'd
like with the cost varying
depending on the number of trips
taken.
Monday's visit to the Ontario
Science Centre costs $15 per
Stay ..
in tune,
read the
News Advertiser
child. The Tuesday trip to Lak-
eridge Ski Resort costs $30, not
including ski rentals for people
without equipment.
Wednesday's trek to the CN
Tower costs $20, while the fee
for Thursday's trip to the Royal
Ontario Museum is $15.
Costs to go on all four treks is
$75 per child.
The fee for each trip includes
bus travel to and from the loca-
tion and admission costs.
Campers have to take their own
lunch with drinks each day.
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CORRECTION NOTICE
I� our Chnstrnas Flyer of Deoemoer ' 5th. the
following appeared incorrectly. Page 12. Plush
Pet Rug 18" x 28" Reg. 12.99 Adv 8.97 The
size should have read 20' x 4T Page 14: NHL
STANLEY CUP FOR SUPER NINTENDO Adv.
a' Reg 69.97 Sale 59.97 will not be available
for the above Ad No RAINCHECKS w,': be
available
We regret any nconven ence this '^ay ^ave
ca..see our customers
610 MONARCX AVE. 619-2344I AJAX rF
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SATURDAY, DEC. 18TH
JOIN IN THE
FESTIVITIES AND FUN
STARTS AT 7 P.M.
OPEN
EVERY DAY
EATERY NX`�9:30 A.M.
OPEN NEW YEAR'S EVE
UNTIL 9 P.M.
EVERYTHING ON THE MENU =9" OR LESS
(AFTER 5 P.M.)
YOU CAN EAT FOR M LMU M YOU CAN AT HOME
Breakfast Special (Daily) $249
Luncheon Specials Daily $575
TWO CAN DINE FOR99
(Every Day of The Week) $12
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 99
Everything on our menu (after 5:00 p.m.) or less
TWO BEAUTIFUL BANQUET HALLS
ALL INCLUSIVE $5!900
PK Pmon
Pickering Town Centre 839-2507
A bus will leave and return
each day to the Y -PACE office at
1400 Bayly St., Unit 15A, in
Pickering, next to the GO station.
Buses will leave around 9
a.m. each day and return by 5
p.m.
Children can be dropped off at
the Y -PACE office between 8
a.m. and 9 a.m. and must be
picked up by 5 p.m.
To register or for more infor-
mation, call the YMCA office at
668-6868 or 686-7849.
r ART WORLD of Village Pickng
Christmas Party Dec. 18"1 10 amt 6 p.m.
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(Limited ouanbles) $37500 Framed
50 Church Street, AJAX
�. 619-2323 .�
W4 DODGE RAM POW
Most total interior passenger/cargo space
Best -in -class interior storage space
�+ Most powerful line of engines
Available 40/20/40 split seat with a
flip down Business Console
Cargo box tie -down hooks
More available payload
than Ford & Chevy'
OVER
4 MILLION SOLD
BUILT IN
ONTARIO
PACKAGE INCLUDES:
Id Standard driver's side air bag
id Air cmWitioning wick tirrEed loss
if Aubmalic Vaimmissioa
it 2.2 We En enpne
if Front wbed drive
if Power deering
If Power asc brakes
if AM/FM 4 speaker stereo
PACKAGE MiCLUM
9k comMisoft
If Standard drif>er" s side air bap
V 11111e4Natio transwt+ssiorb
h affable sa passenger coating
Front wheel On
Ti mrnise
V AWFN stereo cassette
u Power steering -
PACKAGE INCLUDES:
Standard front dual air bags
Standard side door impact beams
Id Air conditioning
ff Automatic transmission
if 3.0 litre V6 engine
All season radial tires
!� Rear window dehoster
d odm interni Nil I wipers
}� Folding roar seat
!� Offal renfet, mirrors
!�Li#A packaoe and more
SPECIAL FEATUK5 Hi WE:
11 Standard driver's side air bag
d Steel side -door impact beam
If Optional four wheel ABS brakes
1994 DODGE CARAVAN/
PLYMOUTH VOYAGER
n Front wheel drive
Roof rack
!17 passenger seating
,Id Electronic AM/FM stereo
11 Power liftgate release
includes $1250
factory Debate and
1110 chafe option
packap upwadeS
rd Power aur brakes
(� bolds: Ph1 or sinter special
odL1" paekape wile abnainom
wbeels, bwe rank *ad fascia
and nwdings, stripes, decals
and more.
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Owners chore x*
pro`Mth`onLp/on
Includes S1000
factory rebate plus
112 price options
SEE YOUR LOCAL CHRYSLER DEALER. THE VALUE LEADER.
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WAGE 74A -THE NEWS ADV°E7RTWM WED,-DeCM1BER 11% 1"3
Make holiday
waste reduction
your gift to nature
By putting a little thought into
entertaining and gift giving this
year, we can have a "green"
Christmas.
Gift ideas
Theatre or sporting event tick-
ets. Rent a tennis court, swimming
pool or other community recre-
ational facility. Cookbook. Home-
made jams, bread, pies, etc. Ung -
distance telephone certificates.
Write a poem. Environmental
magazine or book. Energy-saving
lightbulbs, showerheads and toilet
dams. Transit tickets or tokens.
Postage stamps (not in a package).
Bicycle or accessories. Vermi or
backyard composting unit. Travel
mug. Gift of lessons (swimming,
skating, etc.). An acre of rainfor-
est. Reusable sandwich containers
and a Thermos. Health soaps.
Durable and useful gifts. Charita-
ble donations. A gift of your time
(babysitting, dog walking, typing).
Membership to a non-profit envi-
ronmental organization. Build a
birdhouse. Something from Good-
will, Pickering's Recycled Sports,
an exchange store or Scarbor-
ough's ReUze Building Centre on
Birchmount Rd., which just hap-
pens to have in stock a plaster of
paris fireplace decorated in time
for Santa. Adopt an animal from
the zoo. Look for the EcoLogo,
recycled content and gifts that pro-
duce the least stress on the envi-
ronment.
Gift wrapping
Reuse paper, ribbons and bows.
Cloth gift bags. Comic section of
newspaper. Bath or tea towel.
Inside -out potato chip bag. Make
tags from used cards.
Shopping
.Take your own shopping bags
to stores and to the LOBO. Avoid
over -packaging. Use rechargable
batteries.
Tree Decorations
String popcorn and cranberries.
Use non -breakable decorations.
Make a paper chain from junk
mail. Mix flour and water to make
glue for homemade decorations.
Entertaining
Use reusable plates and cloth
napkins for home parties. Lug a
mug and plate to an office or
group party. Buy munchies in bulk
and reuse plastic film bags or recy-
cle old bags where recyling bins
are available. Compost all kitchen
organics. Buy pop in returnable
bottles. A clean oven is more ener-
gy efficient as crumbs absorb heat.
The use of candles during a ley
will absorb smoke and odors.
■■■
Ajax and Pickering residents
who have bags of leaves will have
to put them to good use around
their bushes and add them to their
CORRECTION NOTICE
In our- Sears, `Expect More From
Sears, sale prices start Monday
December 6,1993' Ayer, page 8, the
Jean Nate gift set should have read
35 gram spotting bath soak, not 350%
gram bath soak. We sincerely
apologize lex any ilcOnv nierice this
may have caused our customers.
compost units as the pick-up col-
lection for municipal composting
came to a close at the end of
November.
NEW YEAR'S EVE
- presented by
*sa-wono Counirp Club
,�'D C. 31 — R:30 - 1:30
��" ('ro,ssto-*%-n Band
top -ac's. SU's and hU's
.Coinphinentar)«Vine / Buffet / Parte Favors / Door Prizes
t>Jing n' t�a11 b1i erackhng 1irglaca
In a Ror.;antt,. Charinin Dress S -:X per person
Reserve so;:r tables on Visa before Dec 24
Claremont 4 Seasons Country Club
N,,u Nvk:n.g R::p S Coif Tour -t 41
For reser%ations 649-'_436 feb. 12
Phone for halcnttne'.
y transportation SFASONS GREETfNGS lent¢
TOWN OF AJAX
Parks& Recreation Dept.
DON'T MISS OUT... REGISTER TODAY
WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE...
CHRISTMAS 4
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SALE DAY AND HOURS
DEC. 9 THROUGH TO DEC. 23.9 A.M. TO 6 PA.
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THURS. i FRI. TLL 6 P.M. SAT. 10 TO t P.M.
S
55 Mills Rd., Unit #7
(Bad* Entrance)
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THE NEWSADVERT1SElt, WED, DWEMM IS, I"31 -PAGE 25-A
ARTS & EP'NTERTMiiM_ENT
No doubt, it's a sure fire hit
By Bruce Froude
Durham Staff
If they ever have a Robin
Williams movie festival people
would die laughing.
One of the funniest people of
our times has the innate ability to
attack the funny bone like no other
comedian.
He's at it again as Mrs. Doubt -
fire.
Mrs. Doubtfire is a comedy in
which Daniel (Williams) and
Miranda Hillard (Sally Field)
begin to go through a divorce — at
her provocation. Daniel doesn't
have a job, and so temporary cus-
tody of the couple's three children
goes to Miranda. Daniel is heart-
broken and unwilling to accept his
role as weekend father, albeit one
with a vivid imagination.
He then turns to Mrs. Doubt -
fire, his newly created alter ego.
With a little help from his
makeup artist brother Frank (Har-
vey Fierstein) he is transformed
into a doting old maid.
It's here that all the fun
begins.
Williams is at his best playing
opposite his children in the film,
who arc played by Mara Wilson
(Natalie), Mathew Lawrence
(Chris) and Lisa 3akub (Lydia).
Mrs. Doubtfire turns out to be
the greatest thing for the Hillards
and Daniel gets to hear things
about himself he never would have
been privvy to in the form of a
man. It's an eye-opener for him, as
he realizes why his marriage
failed. This creates some truly
comedic and touching scenes for
those of us in the know about Mrs.
Doubdire's true identity.
Some will tell you Dustin
Hoffman did a better job in Toot -
sic when he donned female cloth-
ing, but good old Dusty was not
even close to the comic genius of
Williams.
This time out he is paired with
Field, and as always the people
playing opposite Williams are
overshadowed by his attention -
grabbing antics.
In the past Williams has
played aliens, struggling musi-
cians, toy salesmen, and even Pop -
eye but the last thing you would
expect from him would be to dress
up as a woman.
Like Toys of a year ago,
Williams carries the show. And
many people will leave the theatre
with a few new laugh lines etched
on their faces because of it.
It might be from his rapport
with his children in the movie or it
could be the goofy dress he wears.
Whatever the reason, count on
leaving Mrs. Doubtfire with a
smile.
Somewhere under the frivolity
of the frock -covered Williams this
Chris Columbus film deals with
the emotional problems children
face in divorce.
Everybody knows most par-
ents dont get back together when
they get divorced. They get on
with their lives, often leaving the
children to deal with the emotional
pain on their own. Sometimes it's
not clear to the children that they
are still loved by the adults con-
cerned and Mrs. Doubtfire
addresses this situation in an
understandable fashion.
As Mrs. Doubtfire says, as
long as there is love, there is a
family.
And as long as there is Robin
Williams, there is humor.
Robin Williams will leave you laughing in his hit -movie Mrs. Doubt -
fire.
YOU CAN MAKE
THE DIFFERENCE! io,�010
To help out,
Call 686-0606 United Way of Ajax -Pickering
.ate • s�
HAVE A CANADIAN GRADE
"A" TENDER, JUICY, FESTIVE
SEASON...
T-BONE STEAK
!. L Includes: vegetables, choice of potato, '1
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`CHRISTMAS COUNTRY
CRAFT SHOW
A SHOW DISPLAYING A WONDERFUL
VARIETY OF HANDCRAFTED TREASURES
SUNDAY, DEC. 12, 19 - 9 AX -5 P.M.
'METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE, NORTH HALL
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 4Z8-761 O
"See the
shoppers
rush home
with their
treasures..."
At Pickering Home & Design Centre
we've got gifts that are unique,
gifts for the "hard to buy for person"
gifts to fit budget:
Ideas from Sheridan Nurseries!
Stand: $9.99 Flowers: $14.99 Pot: $12.99
Visit the Idea Home!
FREE admission.
See it beautifully decorated for this festive season'.
We've also got a
GIFT FOR YOU!
With a purchase of $100.or
more you'll receive a
beautiful decorator
ceramic bell to treasure
for years to come!
.(Nlcald whdc wpphc> la>t.
o%Z gift pr pun hax I -%
HOME& PICKERING HOME
DESIGN & DESIGN CENTRE
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gift for an exc^onge 723-2732 'o,
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SINGLE PARENTS --e One -Dore^ -
Family Asscc c• o- 'ree•s every
Wednesday c' 8 pr, a• the Vo.K-
swagen Plan'. 3cyy •St , Ajax K as
Put a
smile
on
Fido's
face
AJAX-PICKERING - You
can make a dog's tail wag or
get a cat to purr this Christmas.
The Oshawa and District
Humane Society has placed
boxes in several local pet stores
this Christmas for donations of
pet food, litter, dishes, leashes
and toys.
In Ajax, boxes are at Pet
Valu in the Ajax Plaza, Global
Pet Food in the Baywood Plaza
at the comer of Bayly St. and
Monarch Ave., Pet Valu in the
Ajax Marketplace at Westney
Rd. N. and Magill Dr., Paul-
mac's Pet Food at Westney Rd.
and Hwy. 2, and Ruf N Red]
Pet Foods on Westney Rd.,
south of Clements Rd. W. In
Pickering, drop off donations at
Pet Valu on Kingston Rd. west
of Liverpool Rd.
Call the Humane Society it
433-2022 for more information.
activities. guest speakers Suzanne
(839-1977)
YOUTH PROGRAM Tne 3a,boro
Black Centre fo, Your, Resources,
910 Liverpool Ra . ° cKer ng. offers a
Voice & Soeech o•og-om Tor
teenagers Weanesaoys from 4 30 To
6 p m 3u -.d se ' con' aence. oe-
form n fon• at o -nets. mo.(e `r,ends.
nave fun 839-6131
TOASTMASTERS -`,e Ajax -D cke--
ing Toastmcste,s C uo mee*s every
Weanesday `ro-n 7 To 8 45 p m of
the Forri.y Trust bat;!d^g. Boyy S' a'
Fin ey Ave . Ajax Deve op comrru-
ncat,on and 'eaaersn o SK ; s 427-
5935 (C -hr st ne %ewe -Sm tn)
DUMP FIGHT An nfo""o- on
meet ^g on '^e `gn- agons• anon.
er P:cker ig mu^ -c w be ne d or
7 30 o T a• D^e 0ge _.gn Schoo .
Lve•000 ?c ^ort^ o' : ^c^ Ave
hosed by DAC- : nd o.,' how the
new c,,•ro w o"ec' yo„ A -es
Den's ,,rgeo o c-'e^c 837-3i 17
(Dove S-ee e) 294- 075 ova
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LA LECHE
o^c c'eos-'eec -c —o-^e,s -s
monthly meeting at 7 45 p m for
supbo't and nfo•mat,on 300,es
weicome :or ,ocat,on. call 282-
6462. 831-2017 or 283-5044.
WOMEN'S GROUP. The Ajax -Pick -
e"'19 Ch• srian Women's Club
meets from 9 30 to 1 1 15 a m ;n the
lower -leve banquet room of Gal-
lanny's D cKe• ng Town Centre
Topic s Fest ve & Easy-1oi,day
laeas Mis,c. soec.te•. free ocoys t-
t.ng S4 50 or S1 for first -timers
Reservct,ons 420-6910 (Susan), 428-
8505 (B0,01-
M -
Baro;• ,
CONCERT The Ajax Young
Singers cnaen's choir holds a free
Christmas concert in the lobby of
the Ajax Corr,,n,ty Centre, on
Centenn a 7a . from 7 to 8 p m
427.88' '
11 COMING UP
SATURDAY, DEC. 18
CHRISTMAS MUSIC -^e :� cKer:ng
P'' . cr-es•c orese^ts c
Cn• s' cs :es' vc w th the Jec^
McDono c S ^gers a' 3 cna 7 o rr
c• :) ^e ? age Seconca•y Schoc .
2'55 - ve•poo ?c D cKe• ^g
CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING INC.
SANTA'
PAYS THE
GnS.T.'
SALE.
ON ALL NEW FLOORING,
SANDING AND INSTALLATION
t PRE -FINISHED
PLANK FLOORING
FRDM
$10
. • SO. 4.
CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING INC. HWY. 401
co L
SHOWROOM LOCATION
1050 BROCK RD. S. 420-3285 ,
UNIT 25, PICKERING o
AT REAR OF BUILDING BA Ly ST
Come on and Taste the True
Texas NOW Nis
HoHday Season! i
Tickets $12 for odu ts. $10 for stu-
dents and senors. w,rn oroceeds
Supporting Hospice Durham For
box off ce nformat on, call 686-
7531
READING CLUB Children four to
12 are we,come to jo,n the a cker-
ing Read ng C rc e whicn meets
every Saturday 'rom 9 30 to 10.30
a m o Orcnord V: a ?et cement
Home, 1955 Vol'ey corm :?d . DICK-
enng Volunteer senors, high
scnoo' students and parents read
Your calendar
of coming events
to the cn, d•en using books donor
ed by the '-ckering : brory 339
3037
SUNDAY, DEC. 19
NATIVITY SCENE A ve hat vitt
scene s o•esented at MT Z o•
UnTed Cnurcn, Dickering, at 5:3(
and 7 o m Travel west of Durhon
Rd 23 on Conc. 8, or east o
Salem ?d on Conc 8 Bleache
seat ng, take a blanket Otfe• nc
to cove, exoenses. 649-5200
as
e all the value
JUST IN"
A great
selection
of
4x4's
FOR WORK OR PLAY:
Sheridan
Chevrolet - Geo - Oldsmobile - Cadillac
1600 Kkvalan Rd., PtcksrkV tl km Best of Plckwrinp Town Csntroj
683-9333
tridan
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NOTICE TO PICKERING RESIDENTS
4W
GiWE
Howdy
Departments of the Town of Pickering over the holiday season:
RTCklefj The gang
the
(Clerk's. Legal, Pers(nnel,
at lame Ston Cafe want
Thursday, December 23rd -
I/ Op to come and visit us
red soon. Come in for a
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taste of authentic FRESH-TEX
`y cooidn' and southern hospitoGty.
O
Named after the Lone Star state
of Texas these cowboys
Tuesday, December 28th -
don't
�valu
mind N gall horse arouna a bit,
e
dress lllee a Texan or forget
Friday, December 31st -
your table mariners onoe in a
.a-:- 0- ax;;
wflile.
^
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.aarL"_;,q!_-CJ�.
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(Hour of branch libraries may vary)
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NOW LOCATED
- -
AT HWY
Saturday, December 25th -
AND
WHITES ROAD
Hwy = 2
420-3334
at
M1 tes Rd
Open 10:00 am. to 9:00 p.m.
RIM 420-3334
4;_- - 5 ;..
Tickets $12 for odu ts. $10 for stu-
dents and senors. w,rn oroceeds
Supporting Hospice Durham For
box off ce nformat on, call 686-
7531
READING CLUB Children four to
12 are we,come to jo,n the a cker-
ing Read ng C rc e whicn meets
every Saturday 'rom 9 30 to 10.30
a m o Orcnord V: a ?et cement
Home, 1955 Vol'ey corm :?d . DICK-
enng Volunteer senors, high
scnoo' students and parents read
Your calendar
of coming events
to the cn, d•en using books donor
ed by the '-ckering : brory 339
3037
SUNDAY, DEC. 19
NATIVITY SCENE A ve hat vitt
scene s o•esented at MT Z o•
UnTed Cnurcn, Dickering, at 5:3(
and 7 o m Travel west of Durhon
Rd 23 on Conc. 8, or east o
Salem ?d on Conc 8 Bleache
seat ng, take a blanket Otfe• nc
to cove, exoenses. 649-5200
as
e all the value
JUST IN"
A great
selection
of
4x4's
FOR WORK OR PLAY:
Sheridan
Chevrolet - Geo - Oldsmobile - Cadillac
1600 Kkvalan Rd., PtcksrkV tl km Best of Plckwrinp Town Csntroj
683-9333
tridan
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NOTICE TO PICKERING RESIDENTS
HOURS OF OPERATION OVER THE HOLIDAYS
Please note the following
hours of operation for the varigus
Departments of the Town of Pickering over the holiday season:
CIVIC COMPLEX
(Clerk's. Legal, Pers(nnel,
Planning, Public works, Treasury)
Thursday, December 23rd -
Open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Friday, December 24th -
Closed
Monday, December 27th -
Closed
Tuesday, December 28th -
Closed
Wednesday, December 29th-
Open 8:30 am. to 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, December 30th -
Open 8:30 a -m. to 4:30 p.m.
Friday, December 31st -
Closed
Monday, January 3rd -
Closed
Tuesday, January 4th -
Open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
CENTRAL LIBRARY
(Hour of branch libraries may vary)
Thursday, December 23rd -
Open 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Friday, December 24th -
CIS
Saturday, December 25th -
Closed
Monday, December 27th -
Closed
Tuesday, December 28th -
Open 10:00 am. to 9:00 p.m.
Wednesday, December 29th-
Open 10:00 am. to 9:00 p.m.
Thursday, December 30th -
Open 10:00 am. to 9:00 p.m.
Friday, December 31st -
Closed
Saturday, January 1st -
Closed
Monday, January 3rd -
Closed
Tuesday, January 4th -
Open 10:00 am. to 9:00 pm.
TRANSIT SYSTEM
Thursday, December 23rd -
Normal Operations
Friday, December 24th -
Closed
Monday, December 27th -
Closed
Tuesday, December 28th -
Closed
Wednesday, December 29th-
Normal Operations
Thursday, December 30th -
Normal Operations
Friday, December 31st -
.-;'Closed
Monday, January 3rd -
Normal Operations
Tuesday, January 4th -
Normal Operations Resume
GARBAGE AND BLUE BOX COLLECTION
Thursday, December 23rd - Normal Collection
Friday, December 24th - No Collection
Monday, December 27th - No Collection
Tuesday, December 28th - Normal Collection
Wednesday, December 29th- Normal Collection
Thursday, December 30th - Normal Collection
Friday, December 31st - Normal Collection
Monday, January 3rd - No Collection
Tuesday, January 4th - Normal Collection Resume
For those residents who will have no garbage and blue box collection on December 24th,
there will be no alternate days for collection. Please hold your garbage until the next
regular collection on Decanber 31 st and next regular blue box collection on January 7th.
Any questions about these hours of operation should be directed to the Town of Pickering
Civic Complex at 420-2222 or the Pickering Public Library system at 831-6265.
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WEDNESDAYSPORTS •
Kvntathlete LOEB
breaking on
to world stage
By AL RIN'ETT
Sports Reporter
PICKERING - A local modem
pentathlete has risen to the top of
international prominence in the
sport in just two years.
In his most recent conquest,
Kris Holdenried, 20, of Clare-
mont, helped the Canadian team
capture the silver medal at the
Pan -Pacific Modern Pentathlon
Championship in Santiago, Chile
No%. 29 to Dec. 6.
Modern pentathlon sees ath-
letes compete in five different
sports — fencing, swimming,
horseback riding, running and
shooting — all within one day in
a test of all-round skill, strength
and stain Ina.
Along with Rob !Myatt of
Scarborough and Alain Williams
of 'Montreal. Holdenried and the
Canadian team competed against
seven other countries — the U.S.,
Mexico, Guatemala, Chile, Peru,
Korea and Australia.
Rebounding from a disap-
pointing sixth-place finish in the
rapid-fire target shooting portion,
the Canadians' medal hopes were
buoyed by a third-place finish in
the 300 -metre swim, a second in
fencing and a third in the four -
kilometre run going into the fifth
and final event of the pentathlon
— the riding event.
With a particularly strong per-
formance in stadium equestrian
jumping, the Canucks were able
to overtake the Mexicans to win
the silver medal, behind the
Korean team.
The Canadians also won the
bronze medal in the relay event at
the Pan -Pacific championships, a
competition Holdenried describes
as a "true team event" encom-
passing all five sports.
Holdenried was pleased with
his individual scores in four of
the five events at the Pan -Pacific
championships which paved the
way for Canada's silver medal.
(He describes the shooting seg-
ment as the "most disgusting
shoot of my life.')
"Personally, yes, my (overall)
score was my best. I could have
done a lot better, but that will
cane in the future," says Holden-
ried, in his second year of inter-
national business studies at Con-
cordia University in Montreal.
At the Pan-American Modern
Pentathlon Championships in
Guatemala City, Guatemala in
October, Holdenried and Myatt
were joined by Mike Crowle of
Montreal to claim the silver
medal for Canada in the team
competition and a bronze in the
relay.
Holdenried started competing
in modern pentathlon events two
years ago. A top swimmer with
the Pickering Swim Club and an
accomplished equestrian rider
with the Pickering Pony Club at
Christmas savings
all wrapped up for
you
Kris Holdenried, 20, helped the Canadian National Modem Pen-
tathlon team capture the silver medal at the recent Pan -Pacific
Championships in Santiago, Chile. For the Pickering High School
graduate, competing in the sport, which combines five completely
different events, was a natural progression. He swam with the
Pickering Swim Club and was also a member of the Pickering
Pony Club.
Dreamcrest Equestrian Centre
near Pickering, he says the mod-
ern pentathlon was the natural
next step for him.
"I did a sport called Tetrathlon
(shooting, swimming, riding and
swimming) with the Pickering
pony Club and 1 really enjoyed
that. My friend (Rob Myatt) start-
ed in modern pentathlon, so I
started in the same sport. It was a
natural progression for me."
At his first appearance at the
Canadian National Junior Modern
Pentathlon, Holdenried captured
the gold medal. That initial taste
of success has paved the way for
more successes on the internation-
al stage this year.
While swimming and riding
are his best sports of the five
involved in the modern pen-
tathlon, Holdenried says his work
in fencing, running and shooting
are now beginning to pay divi-
He placed second at last year's
National Junior Fencing champi-
onships in Montreal. He currently
works out with Canada's national
fencing team in Montreal and is a
member of Concordia's Mousque-
mire Fencing Club.
"I really love fencing. It's
probably my favorite sport right
now."
He'll continue to train 36 to 40
hours per week in preparation for
a busy summer of competition
next year. Holdenried will take
part in World Cup events in the
European countries of Slovakia,
the Czech Republic and Germany.
The highlight is the World Junior
Modern Pentathlon Champi-
onships in Madrid, Spain in
September. He expects to finish in
the top 10 in the world.
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Rosa Kim of the Denis O'Connor junior girls' volleyball team
returns a serve during a game against Sudbury Marymount at
the Exeter High School Invitational Volleyball Tournament Sat-
urday. DO'C won this game 15-5, 15-10. photo by A.J. Groen
At Exeter High volleyball invitational
Oshawa school repeats
AJAX-PICKERING - Oshawa Paul Dwyer Saints repeated as
champs of the Exeter High School Invitational junior girls' volleyball
tournament on Saturday.
Ten teams competed in the annual tourney, with one squad —
Marymount — travelling from Sudbury. Local teams included Exeter
High, Pickering High, Denis O'Connor Catholic High School and St.
Mary Catholic Secondary School. Whitby's Father Leo Austin, Henry
Stmt High, Anderson Collegiate, Oshawa's Paul Dwyer and Bow-
manviHe rounded out the field
In the final, Dwyer knocked off Anderson 4-15,15-11,15-11 to win
the title for the second consecutive year. In the semi-finals, Dwyer
defeated Denis O'Connor 17-15, 15-3, while Anderson downed Bow-
manville 15-6,15-2.
Denis O'Connor was the kine local school to move into the playoff
round. DOT defeated Marymount 15-5, 15-10, and Exeter 15-3, 15-
10, split with Pickering High 4-15, 15-13, and split with Bowmanville
15-10, 6-15 to emerge as the second -place team, behind Bowmanville
High, in pool 'B'.
Exeter High coach Karen Briard was pleased with the spirit and
enthusiasm of her charges, who faced stiff competition at the tourney.
This year's Exeter junior girls' volleyball squad includes teens playing
high school volleyball for the fust time.
"M team used the tournament to work on court movement and
teamwork and, in that respect, the tournament was a great success,"
says Briard. "We are looking forward to an exciting season."
Color Koehl gold
Pickering gymnast
national vault champ
PICKERING - A Pickering
71.225 in a field of 47 athletes.
gymnast was impressive at a
She was second on the first day
high-level competition in North
of competition, but had to settle
York last weekend.
for eighth place on floor
Kirsten Koehl, 13, a member
(18.150) and on beam (17.600)
of Gemini Gym-
because of a minor fall on each
nastics in Oshawa,
- event during the
competed at the
final day of com-
Elite Canada meet
petition.
in the junior high
The fifth -place
performance Cate-
overall finish at
gory. -�
Elite Canada
Kochi is the
earned Koehl a
1993 Canadian..,
;berth on the 12
junior high perfor- :-,
member junior
mance vault cham-
high performance
pion after captur-
�.`
team for the 1993-
ing the gold medal
94 competitive
on vault with an
—
% season.
overall score of
She will attend
18.175. She was in
a junior high per -
second place after
•�.
formance training
the first day, but
camp in February,
nailed both vaults \�.�
and may represent
on the second day —
-� Canada at interna -
to clinch the gold. Kirsten Koehl tional competitions
Koehl placed a solid fifth
next year.
overall with a total score of
Koehl moved up to the
junior level this season after a
Girlsl
baseball
stellar campaign at the novice
level in 199'_-93. She was part
of the gold -medal -winning
Ontario -novice women's team
in A'aX set
1
at the Canadian National Gym -
nastics Championships in Cal-
gary last year. Individually, she
placed fifth overall at the meet.
She attends Dunbarton High
to expand
School in the high performance
athlete program.
AJAX - Girls baseball to Ajax
has got a shot in the arm with the
addition of a new division and new
teams for next season.
The Ajax Spartans Minor Base-
ball Association will create a new
midget category for females 16 to
20. Three teams will compete in the
new division, with room for
up to 21 players, notes
ASMBA executive
member Richard
SThe new heepwash.
midget
egory was created, says Sheepwash,
as many 16 year olds had expressed
an interest in playing a higher calibre
of baseball.
The Spartans will now run three
girls' divisions next season --
midget, bantam (ages 13 to 15) and
mosquito (10 to 12). In total, there
will be 11 girls' baseball teams in
Ajax next year, up from nine this
past summer.
As well, a select team will be cre-
ated from each division to compete
at tournaments throughout the
province this summer.
All three select squads will par-
ticipate in the annual Ajax girls'
baseball tournament July 8 to 10,
1994.
Jays' spoils
here Sunday
PICKERING - The Toronto
Blue Jays' World Series tro-
phies will make a stop -over in
Pickering this Sunday.
The Commissioner's Tro-
phies, won by the Jays in the
1992 and 1993 baseball sea-
sons, will be on display to the
public at the Metro East Trade
Centre Sunday from 9 a.m. to >:
11 a.m. during
the Pickering ODNpD
Flea Market. � /
Visitors
to the trade 7F-7
centre can��'
have their pic
ture taken with the trophies for
S1, with all proceeds going to
the Children's Wish Founda-
tion.
Created in 1967, the Com-
missioner's Trophy stands 2.5
feet tall, weighs 50 pounds and
is made of 14 -karat gold plate,
with the exception of the base
and ball. The ball is made of
silver and the base of ebony.
The trophies' flags represent
all the teams in Major League
Baseball.
Panthers lose
PICKERING - It was close,
but no cigar for the Pickering
Panthers who dropped their
18th game Friday, this time to
the Aurora Eagles.
The Panthers were beaten 5-
3 in Metro Junior 'A' Hockey
League action at
the Pickering
Recreation
Complex.
Pickerin_'s record drops to
one win, 18 losses and three
ties for five points. The Pan-
thers are last in the league's
Bauer Division, nine points
behind sixth-place North York.
Pickering led 1-0 after the
I irst period, but Aurora broke
the game wide open with three
second -stanza markers. Each
team tallied to third -period
goal, to cIox out the scoring.
Marian Lastiak, Billy
Govedaris and Rob Bevington
,cored the Panthers' goals.
ATTN: All A.S.M.B.A. COACHES AND MANAGERS N
The three (3) day best ever coaching clinic hosted by the Ontario Baseball N
Association (OBA): ..
Time: January 28-30,1994 N
Place: Inn on the ParkINS
H
1100 Eglinton Avenue East H
Don L ills, Ontario H
Cost: Pre -Registration $55.00 H
At the Door $65.00 H
For .mm hfornadon call 426-7320 H
AJAX SPARTAN MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION
Managers required for Ajax Girl's select teams in 1994. The
teams include Mosquito (ages 10-12), Bantam (Ages 13-15) and
Midget (Ages 16-20). Interested parties are to apply in writing
only before December 24, 1993 to:
AJAX SPARTANS MINOR
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION INC.
P.O. BOX 31L`
AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 3C2
ATTN: MR. RICHARD SHEEPWASH
GIRLS BASEBALL CONVENOR
CALL AL RIVETT WITH SPORTS 683-5110, FAX 683-7363
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Petites strike silver at tourney
PICKERING - The Pickering
petite `A' ringette team played its
best ringette of the season to capture
the silver medal in the Nepean tour-
nament this past weekend.
Pickering faced an uphill battle to
gain a place in the final, with a
record of two wins, one loss and one
tie in preliminary round-robin play.
In the final, the local petites met a
strong Upper Ottawa Valley team
and were narrowly defeated 6-5.
The final proved to be the most
exciting game of the tourney. Pick-
ering took an early 2-0 lead, and
despite an Ottawa comeback, man-
aged to stay in front 4-' after one
period.
Upper Ottawa Valley eventually
tied the score 4-4 with four minutes
remaining in the final s=a. Sheila
Bergin, with her second of the game,
looked to have notched the game -
winner, but Ottawa roared back with
two quick goals to seal the goal
medal.
Also scoring for Pickering were
Lvndsav Civello, Erica Purdv and
Carlene Firman.
Pickering won its first came of
the tourneN, beating Oshawa 3-1. A
strong showing by the defence limit-
ed Oshawa to a single goal. Bergin,
Purdv and Melanie Curran scored
for Picketing.
Despite dominating the play,
Pickering played to a 1-I tie with
West Ferris (North Bay) in the sec-
ond game. Emily Helmer scored the
lone goal for the locals.
Pickering suffered a tough 4-2
loss to Upper Ottawa Valley in the
second game. The defence consist-
ing of Laura Gallaher, Amanda
Deveaux, Emma Wilkinson, Emily
Helmer, Carlene Firman and goalie
Melissa Miekle, held the high-pow-
ered Ottawa team to four goals. Car-
rie File and Civello scored for Pick-
ering.
The fourth game represented a
must -win game for Pickering against
Nepean. Pickering came away with
a decisive 9-2 win, propelling it into
the final.
Bergin led the way with three
goals, Helmer had two, while Fir-
man, Purdy, File and Jenna
Clements, with the game winner,
potted one apiece. Again, the defen-
sive unit played a superb game, lim-
iting the scoring chances for
tiepean.
Team members are Sheila
Bergin. Lyndsay Civello, Jenna
Clements, Melanie Curran, Amanda
Deveaux, Carrie File, Carlene Fir-
man. Laura C;illahcr,,Emily Helmer.
Melissa -Ann pickle, Erica Purdy
and Emma Wilkinson. Tlx: coaching
staff is head coach Frank Helmer,
assistant coach Steve Clements,
manager Diane Bergin and trainer
Erin Rourke.
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Pickering Swim Club
hosts big weekend meet
PICKERING - The Pickering
Swim Club will host its biggest
meet of the season this weekend.
The seventh annual Christmas
Classic, at the Pickering Recreation
Complex pool Friday to Sunday, is
one of the largest and most signifi-
cant swim competitions in Durham
Region this year. The meet has
grown in reputation due to the cali-
bre of swimmers it attracts.
Approximately 500 athletes rep-
resenting 19 clubs from south- cen-
tral Ontario have registered for
more than 100 events during the
two -and -a -half days of competition.
The best swimmers in all age
groups in Ontario will take part,
with some ranked in the top three in
Canada. The meet is also an oppor-
tunity for the top swimmers to qual-
ify for the Winter Nationals and
possibly win a spot on the Canadian
Swim Team.
"The ability of these swimmers
is such that you will definitely see
TALKING
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these competitors acing to qualify
for a chance to represent Canada at
the Olympics in the future," says
Pickering Swim Club head coach
Bob Boadway.
Santa Claus will also be on hand
during the meet. A craft table will
offer homemade gifts for sale.
Refreshments are also available.
Spectators are welcome. Admis-
sion is free.
For more information, call
Sylvia at 509-1991.
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large chentefle. 428-7231.
CHRISTIAN M ss.orttanes -
wattrng to serve with Trane
Wold Radio reed "ww" sup-
port
upport pertrem. 9 tte Lord leads,
please call (905) 837.2941.
WORN from home and earn up
to $11.50 pw hour updating a
city directory. No expenence
required. Call 1.809-951-4900.
IIMTATION TO BID - Bids for
services listed below, ad-
dressed to the Distribution
Manapw. Ajan/Pidtwing News
Advertiser, 130 Commercial
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receivad lentil 5 p.rrt on Dec. 21/
93. Work oweieb of countip,
burtairng and deiveewtg pq—
flyers, catalogues and other
products wrapped in plastic to
specific drop locations.
Deliveries to be corrplele widen
two hours aftae rewiring the
final products. For more
informationcmdad the Die-
trknem Manilasir a eve Atoo+e
Address. Lowed on any bed nes
n-saaarily acceposci (121790)
L0014Es Audeon: Now musical
ownedy performiq. Shrq—
needed b indrraly. Ptrone for
kdorn abon. 427-9224 or 606-
0500. (121793)
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AJAX vveo-•--ha'-• ov g NANNY HOUSEKEEPER
wall '01 matin leave,
Pease send resume t0 File
nen^y required -r our Chapman
and HAY a2 Hor-he 'a our two
100 careers 100 cuum 100 cans
130 saw
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905-837-2214
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150 Hosp. Medical Day Care 60 ay Care
1
Dental 60 Wanted ":anted
PREVENTIVE oen-a ass star•
AJAX vveo-•--ha'-• ov g NANNY HOUSEKEEPER
wall '01 matin leave,
Pease send resume t0 File
nen^y required -r our Chapman
and HAY a2 Hor-he 'a our two
needed Ia. live -.n pos rtion .n
e6' 3C. pro Oshawa Whitby This
children. ' arc 2 -2 years aid
Pickering full tins comrnencng
Dec. 27. Also pen tr+vs nanny
Ween. O. Box 48'. Oshawa.
Or, 7L5.(122.93)
Monday to Frday. 800-6 p.m.
%a- smoke, 428-9095.
reclu"ad ,n Ossa. 6 30-2:30
HYGIENISTce- ergs p tiering
enthusiasts. Barb Scott, 576
and 330.1130 sxar,ng Jan t.
CAN 432-7075_ (1221931
�•oup recluse "hiter,Ry
MATURE axpsrsnced ear",
FOUR toy poodles 9 weeks
leave DOS -110n. 3-4 says per
:areg'ver 'enured r my 1"
165 Day Care
week :March-OOn obe•1 you
!Or ...y 2 cr• d,er Hwy 82
Available
wood like to Io.n our preventRne
Church, St. Mon -Fri. Stan Jar.
direct to the public. Eg. 5' oak
leaT. ca. Koral. 83'-3332.
24/94 Von smoker.-efasnces.
AJAX -he K.nc of daycare
(122293)
car a^ asset 619.1834
you ve been looks for.
Day Care
(121993)
Rekabol r my home. TLC. toys,
1 60 Wanted
WANTED - daycare T � horn-
crafts ndar a outdoor play.
Hot iu riches
lawMon-;:,
. Start .an 3 :n Johr
and snacks.
Ro/erences avaiat%s Harwood
CAREGIVER •ecurec ^v
Bdddy area Call 831-3296.
401 Cao Leona. 427-9776.
home 4 days per week b kook
pICKEReNG - kve out nanny r.
(121503)
atte, ' and 3 year od, no-
qured at VaikWarm Rd. and
DAYCARE available .n my
smokerreferences required.
4" 62. Two grills ages 7 a 4.
hone. Westney, Heights arise,
Cali a'!er 5 P m 686.7638-
Monday -Friday, 745630 p.m.
diplomxes .n childcare and first
(121993)
Call 323-6888 ext 248
ad 10 years expenence. will
deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney
Seasoned hardwood, soft wood. Rd S AW ( TF)
(121993)
give references Please call
kindling. Bush and face cards.
racks. bags Dyskvery available CARPET - i have several 1000
Stoves - new and reld rtyehed
$225 and up fa moondnioned
428-3899 (121993)
PART-TIME RETAIL SALES
MERCHANDISER
A leading manufacturer of Pet Foods is
currently looking for a part-time Sales
Merchandiser to cover the area between
Hwy. 404 and Oshawa.
Responsibilities will be to meet with store
managers to assist them in the
merchandising of our products.
You can be part of this team working for a
well respected company in a dynamic and
exciting environment. You must be prepared
to work three days a week (Monday to
Wednesday) during regular business hours
and have the use of a reliable automobile.
The ideal applicant will be an effective
homemaker who is personable with strong
communication skills.
A Competitive hourly wage is offered along
BROWSE OUR LAST-MINUTE SPECIALS! puppies for sale, 11 weeks old
WRAP IT UP FOR
CHRISTMAS!
BeaufHul as naw
lady's full length
alegaM fur cost Shadow fox
MW coyote.
Only $1,400.
Call Hope 432-1863.
with reimbursement for car mileage. Full
LHASA Apse Ixlf+mos for sale
DOLLHOUSES,Not
fres alsrgslic. non slwddirq
a Ca/0�°7E
'TEDD BEARS, 8001<Sr REPRODUCTION TOYS,
,
DOG Training Classes startin(
�tfic SHADOWBOXES
in January. Ajax and Oshawa to
CHRISTMASCOOKIESICANDY
pet owners and obedience
OPEN HOUSE
enthusiasts. Barb Scott, 576
SATJSUN: DEC. ltl/1f
5635.(122193)
11AM.-5P-M.
FOUR toy poodles 9 weeks
29 HETTERSLEY DR
purebred, unregistered
needled, vqt checked, horror
71t1 AJAX
raised, parents family Pets
�Jt (off WIAK7 Just N. of Hwy. nil
:2`.x0. Call 723- 2042. (121693)
JOIN US FOR MULLED CIDER and
QUALITY german shephert
BROWSE OUR LAST-MINUTE SPECIALS! puppies for sale, 11 weeks old
WRAP IT UP FOR
CHRISTMAS!
BeaufHul as naw
lady's full length
alegaM fur cost Shadow fox
MW coyote.
Only $1,400.
Call Hope 432-1863.
with reimbursement for car mileage. Full
';UWUTER IBM, 8088 CPU. GLASS door walk-in cooler,
keyboard.
quality saterior and interior
monitor, $275.
9k8' cost $12.000, selling for
training is provided. No previous experience
P"^1ef' also available. Excellent
$4500. Like new. 576-6024.
AN workmanship guvaMeed
value, deal for business or
(122193)
necessary. If this position is of interest to you,
horde. Call 697-0892. (122193)
TOTAL Renovaliw-, oopar".
Home
dill ups and paint. flaw
OAK44NE FURNITURE. Why
please forward your resume to:
FURNACE - electric 20KW
pay retail prices? One of
Oshawa This Week
Lennox, used 3 months. $250.
:ecinc air cleaner for furnace,
Ontario's oldest and largest
manufacturers Is now selling
P.O. Box 481,
new $160. Call 905-8311122.
direct to the public. Eg. 5' oak
basements, trim, doors.
(122193)
table with dw ext and 4 Windsor
Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71-5
ORGAN: Wurlitzer -Funmaker'
chairs. $799 - B' oak double
FILEifl6135
Ideal Christmas grh - excellent
Pedestal dw ext. and 6 chars.
$1429. Cannonball
references and satisfaction
condition, bset offer over $600
beds. $299.
service, bathroom and kitchen
428-3175. (121993)
Over 20 Stam choices - al sold
Articles
Art
205 Firewood 220
ns
POOL able, Bruw.dk, state.
4x8. Snpoker billiard.
no veneers - Traditional
Woodworking. 905-985-8774.
For Sale
$135C.
(TF)
FREE-ew0oc. s� cs a-- AJAX = c e^ g Am aces nc
Bar stools. 4 brass and black
valour, $350. Pool table light.
230 Articles
ballets. delivery avaiiabe. Call reasonable offer refused, fully
brass Tiffany. $200. Al: m ex-
K Wanted
even.ngs only 430-9013 (-v N) guaranteed. Recond.t.oned
celie^t condition. 686-4554.
BOOKLIN cIRE W000 - appkanoes. Corse make us a
(121693)
WANTED-a-dtoo'or '99C
deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney
Seasoned hardwood, soft wood. Rd S AW ( TF)
WASHERS Dryers. Fr.dg.
Jeep vJ, grey preferred. 1;;-
sible with rear defroster and
kindling. Bush and face cards.
racks. bags Dyskvery available CARPET - i have several 1000
Stoves - new and reld rtyehed
$225 and up fa moondnioned
wiper. reasonably prod Call t-
-05835-6223.
and pick up on weekends. 905- Yards of row S!amrrhaster and
waslws. $175 and up for recon.
(122893)
655-8797. (0 11194) 100% nylon carpet ,11 carpet
dthoned dryers. $175 and up for
WANTED - stoves, fridges.
- your living room and hall for
reeond,thon ed ledges and
washer and dryers, working or
Pr'e 1Ack+ q Pad
210 Flea Market
stores. Also coin operated
^d. Also wanted: pickup truck
1978).
and ynstallatron. 30 yards-
washer and dryers.
(newer than Call
Steve. (416) 287-5072. (TF)
Stephenson's Furniture and
Pickering. 420.8833. (TFALL)
KENMORE washer dryer. 6 ' ^< SKI Equipment - head ski,
APpl.ances. 227 Court St..
WANTED - Leaf and Blue Jay
years o d, almond. Excellent 130. Also 140 Elan Slu s 160.
Oshawa. 5767448. (TFALL)
Tickets at tate value. Cal Bruce
cond,t,on. $440. H01001"1 poles and bindings included.
BROWN loves". grey rill
at 579-4400. ed. 207 (TF)
microwave, large capacity.Used s,,, boots. skin 210 21 S.
S125 Cali 427-3390. (121593) Lady
chair, brown man's dresser.
-
adult boot. 235. Best offers
PINE
price $400 for all articles o.b.o.
2 60 Arts & Crafts
crib With ma4
ttress. pre 728785 (122193)
a will self solo"ysly. Call 576
dresserchange table combo. FOR Saie -New Star Laser
4367 leave message. (121693)
$450 (both) Greco daybed. S75 Pinter. 4 Sterscnp. black silk bla
839.3569 (121593)
REFIBGERATED Showcase. B
GORGEOUS Doll houses. mrw-
only pr. iter, only 100 copes
h, kx+g w3 shelves; 8'x8' wak-
alum !umrure and accessories.
//� Articles have beer ported off. Asking
in cooler; 6'x12' wak-r freer«:
-oo We for words (905) 831-
220 For Sale $1000 Cali 579-3909 and leave
Toledo owictronrc scale. 1000
1536 akar 5 p. m ;1228931
message. (122193)
adscapacity; office desk;
POTTERY Lessers for Begin -
PIANOS GRANDFATHER your
PIANOS r old vacuum for an
dssrrs; ywties; oounrssns: Con
-.ars at Patmtree Pons 10
Pottery.
CLOCKS - -Christmas Spepals ELECTgOLUx. Industrial
lerencetable;bullMynboards as
weeks. starting Jan. 11,12x13
Strength 5 ears warrant
on al rvertory.' P,vnce, rent to 9 y y
Bre new. Private ese to dw'
(7-10 p.m $75 includes
)
Own. apt. sae. upright. grand. MoMMy Payments. No charge
728-2255 or 430.7816. (1215931
malorals. Gtt denA.cales and
digital, keyboards. CLOCKS . for pickup and delivery on
4 12X9' billiard table. compitre
Kids March Break Classes. 434
(free delivery and sof up) TslsP supplies, sales service. Jan
with accessories. red and black.
2954. (122193)
Piano Works. 433.1491. (TF) Sullivan. 686.7840. (121790
$1500 a.b o. Must sell. Like
new Call 428-6128 anytime
HOMER BUSINESS
black and tan. 705-932.2232
(122193)
ROTTWEIILLER pups for sole
no pets. excellent tempenment
good with children. first needles
and wormed. $250. 705-944
5845.(1222193)
TEAM Obedience - next classes
(Puppy and Novice). start Jon
B. Eve" and Saturday dos
ses available. Small classes;
guaranteed. Call 430.0025
(122193)
300 AutoFmo ile(
1990 Mazda MX6, excelbn
condition, 4 cylinders. 5 speed
still under manufacturers
warranty, $7695 o.b.o. Nel'!
Auto Sales. 686-0987. (122193'
1998 Monte Carlo SS, lov
mileage. very good condylion
never winter dnven. For mon
nformation. call 427-7388
(121593)
1996 4 door Pontiac Cavakei
exceilent condition, askml
$2000. ALSO 1985 1/2 for
Chevy Truck. average shape
asking $2000 both as is. Ca
Scor.. 987-4467 or 967-1817
(121793)
1986 I:uebrrd, excellent shape
6 cy rider, all new tyres. new
exhaust, lady driven, ask,n4
$3300 o.b.o. Call Angle after f
p.m. 428-2195.(122493)
1965 Chev Eurosport. V6 engirm
with autCH X transRllssion, A
door. 144,000 hwy. miles.
Porli.ed. $1995. Ajax. 6834006
(121793)
1965 Chevene. auto. new part
asking $19% 1986 plymoutt
Tunsmo. Psi pb.. auto. askr,y
$2450. Both excellent and
OW,flod. 432-3756 a S79-0413
(121693)
1995 Hyundai Stellar, used
dailyoerldi ible. as is. $1200
0 0.0. 1979 Chew Malibu 267
V3. good engine, trans. and
Ws. used daily. as IS. S50C
o.b.o. Days 4369140 a even-
ings 728-3742.(121693)
1984 Ods Cutts", two door,
V6, auto, smooth running, good
condition. must be seen. Asking
$2000. 6865787 after .6 p.m.
(121793)
1979 Chew full sae Blazer 414,
350, auto, $2200. Call 432.
2731. (122193)
iC
57"335 -.SERVICES - 7s&7e7�
AnNnal Retnoval Driving Schools
WASANCE Animal Removal:
Raccoons. skunks. squirrels. S MrNM1gS>:h001
Humanely removed. Also:
Mobile Farrier Service. Cal 10 bSSOfIS $150
094 5Aib7115.A121s9t:3111 _ 3 lessons & Wet Sn
Business Flee PiCk-W A dmP offServices AArlt AMA
MWSTIIATWK cartooning.
graphic design. advertia'
Business or personal.
Rtesortable rafts. Also Wows
soadvill's. Re* Timms. (gore '' G''..a��,,�
r��d��e,vvn''inng,
�N�ng
Chimney Sweeps
'CLEAN your flus as Santa's
due' Chimney ofsast. . PEST
SCREENS instated. -go neum
no fuss' Guaranteed. We
prevent chimney fires. 688-
7741. (1218110
Driving Schools
GARDNERIS
FIREWOOD
(ALL HARDWOOD)
TREE REMOVAL
CLEAN-UPS,
PROPERTY
MAINTENANCE
FREE
ESTIMATES
CALL ROB
428 5 00
Handyman
HANDYMAN - all kinds of
cleaning, allow blowing and
moving lobs. Pick up and
dsivery. Cal Larry at 855.8782.
Handyman
CONVIItICTION
IfM11ogf and t1R�gr
F
awe tl,c�bm!,.F,a,.i,t sill
Berl A cin wool(
� M1913
Home
Improvements
ARflSTICling in �� � > � -
repairs. Works with bricks.
blocks and slonse of all kind&
Free oobnmftc work------
t F) R.n. Gnv.i-
SABER Contracting - all
carpentry, additions,
renovations, kitchens,
S.C.G- Construction Ltd.
hon-
quality saterior and interior
err--eency tervios, furniture
1e„o,,�„a ,tea addlons.
refinishing, quality work
g„4, 1 b" OW -;
guaranteed. 15 years
AN workmanship guvaMeed
OW2015. (TFEFG)
and insured. Contact Gary 839-
ail0994.
0994.(TF)
TOTAL Renovaliw-, oopar".
Home
dill ups and paint. flaw
bringing
Improvements
� bade+• For fron
eel Dann 6194M
COMPLETE carpentry
1279M~s
specializing in renovations,
basements, trim, doors.
EUROPEAN tile specatist
vnntdows, references provided.
15 years experience. Call
renovate your bathroom or
Derek, 72646112. (1218113)
kitchen waft as well me floor
tiles. 20 years experience. Good
COMPLETE plumbing and
references and satisfaction
renovations. Emergency
guaranteed, For free eetimlates
service, bathroom and kitchen
D. Dykstra, 725-4913. (TF)
remodeling. AN work guaran-
teed and insured. Reasonable
rates. Call John, 430-2754.
QUALITY work by father and
son team. Well experienced,
DRYWALL, taping, boarding,
hard working. Renovations,
studs and T-ber ceilings. spray
additions. decks, etc. Cal us for
stucco, plaster repairs. For
a fres estirtrle 571.1263 Bill or
Professional sendoe at Pont""
Rod, Oshawa (TFALL)
five prices, call Bill at 432 81011.
Housecleaning Housecleaning Moving, Party
Storage Services
rfIARRY-O-THE-MOVERS - MA�IAK miu- fes.
GAILLIND
mom big or a s. Pinolas to occenteasion. for �y
• thlsrrtaNFteetsssitt-Iss,seniors occasion. Birthdays
discount. short nake, novel Promotions, openings
tillAfO SERVICES pianos moved. Compvable fu"�- hi 7w
FALL SPECIAL 432.211 .On _ 72104XM. M
FREE Clearing with booidnp of weekly & bi- - Painting,
WeleWy services. InWire for detais. Decorattng . • Plumbing
Caring for your home with pefsonal'ized and PREt*MWTMAS SPECIALS:
professional service for ow a decade. Paq Wig. atu000
s osi-gs and general rsprr. Tap EJ�iSIlS11Cb
Vey work at raa-o-Itble ra w
PIINRber
Yasin" 20% discount for ..rows Cr ipp tap Sale - Fauceelt,
683-7515 CNxk.4M-pile (122193) p..ti htltUlMlt
PROFESSIONAL Painting & sinn „M (lals, LMC.
wal-taxiing. No fob too s -d, Any ttt1f10YorIDf1 w afldtlClL
COCOLLEEMS - IVMrte gs. (TF)
reliable ran. si g I _ - Moving, -- 430-2so9yfill,,: 4274200. Hm:
house cleaning. 6113-8975. Storage Seamy S 42740KAdtbrTom.
(121793)
E7MERIEWED house clearer
VA dean your homy. superb
work, reasonable rates. Call
Patricia, 42421184. (121993)
Moving,
Storage
AJAX Moving Systems - full
services. moves. appliance and
Piano specialists, flat rate or
hourly. We now have heated MEN with large truck will do
storage units' f1Jow, offering free household mow, residential,
boxes wkh plow. Park and kind cornmercial. All types d moves.
spacial, sfrtirg st "0 and up- Cap Carl or Jane, 427-2656.
Cal far irtarrtttion. 427-0005. (TF)
Santa
Claus A -A
Will come to yourT rte,
Snow Removal
SHOWPLOWING - 24 hr.
residential and commercial.
Book nevi Cal Paul, 434-7110.
(121790
office, Store etc.
$254ir.1 hr. min.
Call Santa 6136-8255
RABBIT wants work doing
magic for children's parties and
all occasions, have my own
magician. Call Ernie, 668-4932.
1611)
235 Chits Christmas 235 235 Trees 235 Tn
_'�t •e•j
TAYLOR
;-v� " CHRISTMAS TREES
r Cut your own LARGE Spruce & Scotch P:re
Over 20,000 Trees to choose from!
Horse Drawn Wagon, Rides, Tractor Rides, Tree Baling, Bon
Fires & Refreshments. Free Candy Canes & Tree Bags
} Open 9 am Dusk
BLOOMING fol! LOF j I -
Q ' s DE ROAD AR �� Weekends & trom
3 coo %A )c It. Dec 20 - 24
Z GZ ¢
i = hl m 1' 640-1325
l
THE III 4b VW'SEB, WED., DECEMBER 14 093.11RAGE35-A
400" Apartrtlepts Apartntettts ttot�ses Fix Homes In
For Rent 40� For Rent 41 Rent 500 For Sale 740 Memoriams
WWW - two bedroom luxury AJAX - W contained partially PICKERING - t b $100,WD - three bear 21
apartment. riser Go train, lots of lumishsd baclnslor aparrrwd,
wo eoroom
basement span of I laundry
coin
pce. bath two kitchens, 4
parking, laundry facilities,
shared laundry, bus at door,
available rrI, lately. $750 all
appliances Renovated, final
wlkout to patio 430-8608.
Available Immediately $500
inclusive. 639-3666. (721793)
srting Good financing. Call 43D-
41 22193)
monthly, hrsViast required. 619-
545
2799. (121693)
PICKERING Flnch/Whifee Rd.
2649' (122193)
42� Townhouses
BAYRIDGES . Pickering, all
Basement apartment witown
TWO bedroonice clean apart
bedroom nice
Fcr Rent
brick. fully detached 4 bedroom
entrance. suit single person,
menta for rent, $650 monthly,
apartment, all appliances.
bungalow, close to 40' GO sta
$500 monthly, all InXuswe
Central Oshawa. Great service
RENT to own or buy - three
taxi and Pickering Mal! Move or
FirstrasCall 831-0597
and ccatior. close to all
bedroom townhouse. features
condition $-I Cal! 839
(122-93
amentites. Bus route, available
garage, eta. master bedroom
.9or
7673 '121593)
PICKERING wr bed'oom
'mmediately Ron or Cindy, 432-
with two piece and mora $'050
- -- -
basemen' apan1 la rent
"32 ((•0494
monthly For details call Gude
Townhouses
ava ,2 at 5750 725
$
Houses For
Really ltd 723-528' .'21693,
510 For Sale
324F
324A ,i2593�
410
SCARBOROUGH Largo. three
tt[rned
WHTBv two large bedroom
Rent
beCrcor owl -I' o. n 5•
baths basemert gaii ava !
PICKERING regi to owr ter-
app',er to down payment Three
a P.7 to 'cher
OSHAWA three bedroom up
able Not, c• Ge( Ca 'v era,
beeroom two ba,h w o bafcor_
privkil parli available
Jara
per burnainv, •er b owr
783-9820 or KC Tool Prope•
twc apr arces ava. at
F 284 5881
orror Of. c, establisher, area
. Mara emer, 924 CO
9
."" a e', Fain: y Rea
! 2;69G-
cemra.a appiancr '79r
12159;
Ccrr Pete Bristow ask m r
BACHELOfi apanrrer• $425 all
utiiiha. Cal 905-420-2653
welcome. Call 683.5503. 76047, For (418)
$95 800 294 ''772 .' 22493
inclusive F.rrtlas. private
.12'693.
OSHAWA two bedroom + r!--
--..-
entrance •0 miles north o'
TWO year option to buy d
washroom, hroshis basemen
Lots F01
Oshawa Ca -2E 9751,
bedroom detached. air, woo !o
c osa o a!' amer,t,er. Free
hyl. includes washer
53 5 Sale
1121793
deck •er room pool. 'OC ,
Dryer
fr,dge. stove Ava ,ab:e
(/21693)
AJAX bngN one bedroom
back yarc West Oshawa $1295
tnnmediately. $850 first last
$3500 ''` price, wool carrip-
basemert apartment, 'arge
t agar
monthly S30C monthly credit
required 4272843 (1217931
ng of 34 hr eas' of Oshawa
bedroom dose!, cagel-tor
kncher, arge +am,ly room
towards purchase 43C-6467
(121493'
--- -- - _. __
1580 Kingston Ra, Pickering
Sarc beach • sh!ng, next -c
10.000 acres county 'ores•
aundry facilities, $55C month ly•
AJAX Sout} - two store 3
y'
2-3 bedroom townhouse frd a
Fred 416-43' '555 (TF
mmediately 837.0538
(*221931
. SOX "!cities Phone Ruben,
bedroom, eaten k��tcher, oak
stove and garage :rciuCpC
9 g t
Laundry faal�t,as on eta
--
Vacation
fumes .ilahon
905427-4873 '22193]
cupboards. 1,2 baths. al
appl'anoes, freshly Fu!-
U111,t,es extra 686-1278
545
December l�, 1)y1
AJAX - dose to all amenrtnas.
painted.
(121593;
Properties
only $32.900 Call Mile 428-
6787 1/2/7931
one bedroom basemen!
ly fenced, single garage, $1000
loaded. trolling mom. live well. OgHAWA • three bedrooms. two
lake. arge IOt, available Jar.
apartment, all appliances.
plus utilities. Ava,lab!e
ROOMS TO
430
LAKEFRONT �.c:,,s,tm �e••ea•
A pine in our
separate entrance. $480
'mmediately. 683-2840.
3 Rent
32 acres pr�vacy Croxvr Land.
since 1'ou tuent
month firsVlasi, no
Y. pets. Avail-
1
deck Small pets
per•.• f,sh,ri boa"
F
boill ill
able Jan. 1 t-905-770-9292
WE Oshawa. detached two
UVERPOOLBAYLY see
sw�mmg. S69.90C manic 9
avairable 6'3332-C210.
mentrites
(122193)
storey 3 bedroom, walkout from
•ane0 room. f,!l kitchen, baro,.
bath
AJAX - Harwood and 401, avail- prune omratneo Windily
cable included. Kitcfwnell
Is
OSHAWA two bedroom apart-
dining room to fenced yard.
laundry prv,ledges. cable, near
12!993 )
tt[rned
Ment at duplex.
r aundry
room. ample parking near all
neutral decd. attached garage.
gas heat, immediate occupancy.
Go. bus route. f340 inclusive
F,rstilast and references
I
8.5 acre waterfront, 650'
frontage Close to l-hny 87
gentlti'
toda-L f -r it's
300 automobiles
p Apartments
400 Apartments m 400
amenities $65c Plus utirI,es
Phone 759-2666.
$875 monthly plus utilities. Call
728-4250 (1221931
mmediately 837.0538
(*221931
ornty
:299 per -Onto' Also 30 acres
been l 'ear and
For Sale
For Rent For Rent
(d'6; (!21793}
(t 22893) bedroom basement apartment
UVERPOOL HWY s2 t
wooded. two mad frontages
}
arrssntilso, "!titles inducted. As-
365 Marine
glass door with own deck.
OSHAWA gorgeous 1 L2
TWO bedrooms, close to
schools shopping, park and
.an
S35C pe• me- •. _c udes
only $32.900 Call Mile 428-
6787 1/2/7931
muni 1houRhts
7975 "Jf; 59res ',ar•,e
loaded. trolling mom. live well. OgHAWA • three bedrooms. two
Dedroom apartment. IWO levels
luxury,
lake. arge IOt, available Jar.
utilities. large room on first floor
-
clean two bedroom basement
oornp�etdy redone. akin 9 $ne
7975 Ford 360 have ai! new
ape mem. near Nash lid. ard
Of )i[:ulZi. 5 appliances.
CJa., private drive/yard walkout
Y
3750 monthly plus utilities First
for quiet responsible person
637.54 !'217931
575 Loans
since 1'ou tuent
pans to rebuild. will sell for
33 FALBY COURT
deck Small pets
last
last 725-9336 or 723-"90
OSHAWA East - Bachelor
Plus den. own laundry fadkies, udipes. FirWlast, available Jan.
atol l .Hissed.
$87- Pad $eav m parts. 905
parking, close b traned. avarR-
Call collect cher 6 p.m. 519
(722793)
AJAX Wastney Heights - ,ur-
month ineludee utilities. Cal
725.78W everwngs. (122193)
AJAX - Harwood and 401, avail- prune omratneo Windily
cable included. Kitcfwnell
98'-3726 leave message
TWO bedroom apartments in family
942398x. 112 1693)
WHTBY tory three hedroom
nSneC room ,n quoit home. air.
BORROW f'C COC pa as Trim
y
f'C
but still
u C79aer
building Air COnditionn hoAldl
- -- -
AJAX arge one bedroom
bungalow r -nature area Cne
cable. parking. nor, srro.er,
$400 h ••
as month oa.c. Call
Jerr 6687200 F
�or�• gas �• SOW + � 8 p� (�)
LEASE to own vehicles. •gee
1985.1345 down, no interest. no
xede checks. 686-7368 or 686-
7,126 or 686.3775. (TV)
MOVING r•tust sell. 1985 Ford
L ;cod winter car, $50C
o b.o. as ,s 1981 GS 850
Suzuki. $300 as is o-b.o. Call
404-2467. (122193)
3 320 Vans, 4 Wheel
Drives
Passenger van, air, stereo,
Power windows, locks- excellent
conditoon, new brakes, tires.
oen.e,ed. $9500 o b o Net's Auto
Sales. 686-0987 (!22793)
340 Auto Parts 8
Repairs
COMPLETE RUST
PROOF
$69.95
(card 4flht trucks)
683-2977
AJAX RUST
CONTROL SERVICES.
?21 Westney Rd- S. I
I g, foe OOnI, bath.4 appliances. rec •oor^, lux 'no 'y Call ill 4 Y- tee rentem ered h}'
apartment, air con., central air, ,, 22193j consultations. Anubrs Invest
2 appliances, laundryfacilities and deckgreat bad.yam. walk •c merits Ltd. (TF !,'life Iris Mahon
central vac. WA,ng, laundry. ac- plaza, schools and bus Ava,i TWO 'odors !or en )
Dees to Pool. 4 pce bath. first by well or NEED r+oney for Chrostmas7
underground parking included. able Feb t $9CC plus 666- .o^ ^ ,nldiss ,rc.uded Nil and favi lj'
$743e last 'm'nsdiats Possession 3794 ,.22893) discuss puce F ret and as* 35.000 unSekLred k e d vWA
.00. 3600 ndurdes all utilities and discu s Call ,1st and
as* pay only $SC Oen - onth Good
cable C41111427 -9W . (722193) FOUR bedroom de!ached credit rsqui ed, 5 yew ^rortgags.
686-0845 weekdays AJAX :arge one bedroom house. n" ge tic' finished batr leave massage fC70794 749X Call sa M01ol -odayi 7� O Card Of
merr with extra kitchen b 4 pce ALTONA ad Sh
apartment ,n txaerr+ert. omrats ecerC.,arge 'ur (!219931 Thanks
:30 a.m. • 4:30 p.m. bat". $'COO per month
entrance. paling available. n ^s^eC •oo^ n char quit! ^orae �Ey p,�rns' _oars. debt
� ut44Ns. Call Pro Sonic Keenly !
AJAX
1 bdrm. above ground
bsmt., apt., cable incl.,
brand new, $600
monthly. Available
immediately. Non-
smoker preferred. No
pets.
1427-0915
Heights
APT. available in new
home. 2 bedrooms,
living room, full bath,
laundry. Avail.
immediately. No pets.
AJAX -ire bedroom basement
apartment with fireplace,
Oshawa - Beautiful
2 and 3 bdrm. unit,
$700 and $800 plus
util. FirsOast.
Immediate. Leave
message 404-2847.
NORTH Oshawa large
bedroom apannw+t available
365 Mary St N.. $630 pe
month Call 705-437 292
evenings. (121793)
PICKERING - large new
bedroom basement apartrrwtt
Separate entrance, air
condnolont parking, cable
close to shopol . Go. 6750
utilities. 686-0931. Avadab
I "sty. (121993)
AJAX South, one bedroom
basement aartment, non
smoker, no pats. $550 per
month. 426-1205. (122193)
360 Snowmobiles separate ,entrance, non smoker.
PICKERING - one bedroom
no pets. available Jan. 1. $550
basement eparbyient. sspanie,
199 vamaha Phazer Deluxe- per month all Inclusive. Fors)
entrance. LMrpooloFMch area
black, 3200 kms., excellent last. 428-8875. (122193)
$550 monthly, firsVlast required.
shape. $3500. Call evenings AJAX - Westney Rd. one
and weekends. 697-0156.
839-7157. (122193)
(t 22893) bedroom basement apartment
WMTBY ht oor bedroom
long
-- separate entrance. clow to al
basement apartment. sliding
arrssntilso, "!titles inducted. As-
365 Marine
glass door with own deck.
king $450 monthly. Avaiable
utilities. cable, laundry facilities
SUN immediately. 427.4987.
included. First/Ist required, no
1992 Wapeyao Bass boat, fully (121493)
pets. Parking one car. $625
loaded. trolling mom. live well. OgHAWA • three bedrooms. two
^'O�y. 666-5084. (121593)
rod storage, flipping deck, bathrooms apartment. roP two
AVAILABLE irtrrsdiae ly - large
Deluxe Edition. ,Aust sell before floors of house, close to
clean two bedroom basement
Christmas. $7950. 430-3731. downtown. $800 monthly.
ape mem. near Nash lid. ard
Apartments utilities. included. Jan. 1.434-
Town". 5575 per , aid plus
400 For Rent 6930. (121493)
172 udkm& Fistllst requited.
OSHAWA - two bedroom apart-
TO view, call 579-1952.
PICKERING - brig,!! cozy Orr inert! in 5 urd building, bridge.
(122193)
bedroom basement apartment stow. parkirg• 6580 monlNy +
OSHAWA East - Bachelor
Plus den. own laundry fadkies, udipes. FirWlast, available Jan.
apartment. private entrance.
t"Plate, welt b lake, separate 1. Cal 66&0974. (1221 9M
parking, close b traned. avarR-
entrance, suit single non
smoker. Avaliable Jan. 1 $665 AJAX - furnished brand new Orr
able i in lately. $425 per
inckniw. 4205713. (121593) bedroom barsernent bachelor.
month ineludee utilities. Cal
725.78W everwngs. (122193)
AJAX - Harwood and 401, avail- prune omratneo Windily
cable included. Kitcfwnell
BACHELOR spam ial clean,
able im media Wal one bachelor ��a rear 401/Go. Public
two min. S/E of Five Palls Mall.
in owner Pooupied house. $496
all inclusive. Cal 2866732. transit. $525. 427-0283.
Includes fridge, stow and
AJAX - Oxford Tonus, quill
OSHAWA - beautiful 3 1/2
Mo' $495 monthly + 113
utilities. Available Jan. 1. Cal
bedroom house, upper. friendly aannldd Go dose to
bedroomber 1
�ga430-0954.(121893)
neighbourhood, fenced
backyard, large deck parking Th - Dec 1, and Jan 1.
OSHAWA al
Thrrse bedroom apartment Jan.
for 3, 5 appliances, nicely 1. call BIKi•8371 or 0934421 N
and 900rft n
able at 888 and 900 Glen St
St.
Utilities included, fir*Vlast
�or�• gas �• SOW + � 8 p� (�)
squired. Close to schools,
utilities. 571-5280. (121693)
shopping and GM. One
LARGE; bright, two Iwrel, two
bedroom baserrrrd apaArtem
now Oshawa Centro, available
Feb. 1. $895 momNy, utilities
and laundry faciitios incl ded.
666-9463 evenings. (011893)
AJAX - sd contained large ore
bedroom bserrwd spartrrrnt,
fridge, stove, lots of closet
apace and extra room, $82r per
month. includes utilities. 886
6905. (121563)
WNTBY Duplex, three bed. ods
apartments, includes fridge,
stove, washer, dryer, water,
heat. two car parking. Upper
$895 pin hydro or lower $795
Plus hydro. 856412x. (121993)
�+ LtverPYltt• bedroom, $514.10 and two
bright modern two bedroom bedroom tram 5592.849. Cal
basenwd apartment. mperaft 726491X1 for appointmairl
entrance, full bath, applisrx�s
laundry and parking. Clew b
Go and amenities. Must be
seen, 5650 inclusive. Firsvia ti
no pets. (905) 579-7576.
Ch" ied Dept Is
OW O"ry
!lion. to Thurs.
8 a-tn 111111118 P.m.
Call 576.9335 to place
your ad or fax It
579.2238
AJAX South • SM. frsVlast
self contained bachelor
apartment, prolessbnaly buil,
newly painted, available
imtntediitNyI non smoking in-
dividual preferred. Leave
message. 427-3178. (121593)
PICKERING village. two
bedroom apartment (above
store). suitable for couple. Avail-
able Jan. 1. FrsVlast, $650 per
month plus utilities, no pets.
683-5399 ask for Phillip.
(121993)
nudes laundry. full kitchen. all
uf4ANS. avadabe or -11
4346777 (127793)
or malu'e employed person
Share iutchen. bath. }ret last.
co -so dat,o^s. coed
$500 monthly Call 428-,530.
AJAX executive. 4 bed,00m. 3
$100 per wee. 509.2459
amarsgennsnts. personal budget
(*22293)
bath upper level. $I-OC-ontnly
evenings. (TF;
planning, garrshees stopped
FREE CONSU_7A- ONS
LARGE one bed,Dom ground
plus 1,2 uta, t,es. Also two
Shared
C+eel, Counsellors :-o.onto-
levet apartment, own entrance.
Dedroom basement, '5850
nclusive. Ava�labls
45 Accomm.
Osla -a) 433-7425 (TIF)
cony, appliance used pool. a
579-8816. (121693)
seasonal pool. $685 rPinthy .
-- -Business
con appliances. O!iveNar-
-
,mmed,ateiy. 1. Denn,s. 683-
(122193)
main I oor of bun aloes. d
moray area, $600 inclusive.
"78.428-2121,(121693)
PICKERING to snare a _+
^Orme-
590 Opportunities
Suitable fir one. Available Jan.
THREE bedroom detached.
riosheC $450 morth:y,
ava,;aoip immed,ately Call
entrance. 4 pce. bath. laundry
t. 576-6024. (122193)
two
4
two
•
~
_
alible
central Oshawa locator. #*need Clam. 427-1203, (!22193)
PICKERING gayly and
yard, gas heat, older horns.
Feb
Condos For
Westshore area. Three bedroom
available t $650 Plus
455
man floor. frd2e. stove. washer.
bees 7264758. (722!931
Rent
dryer and parking included.
VERY clean row house, two
TWO blown, condo ,n npnh
3850. tit utilities. Inst and last.
r
bedroom plus der. ' 2 baths
endDI tows, 4 appliances, 3
available immediately
$70C monthly includes utilities.
bat
bathrooms. ,aundryroom.
Relerenoes. 837-2429 call after
579-8816. (121693)
seasonal pool. $685 rPinthy .
7 p.m. or leave message.
AJAX clean three bedroom
utilities 723.7340. (121693)
(122193)
main I oor of bun aloes. d
VAX condo 1,p crit. !
WRTSY - Niro bedroom base
appliances, lots of
app Panting.
,a,ket,ort, two bedroom. two
m. Iwo
men! apartment, private
laundry facilities. yard. Near
bathroom, pard, pod. renis, 5
entrance. 4 pce. bath. laundry
Harwood Mall, $850 • 50%
appliances, available Jan. 1.
facilites, parking, ap inclusne.
utdtes, Available inx+rdrately.
$800 monthly. Call 266-5536.
S750 per month. Also room for
Rent rebate for quakfedtenants
1*2*593)
rent, own 4 pce, bath, share
Cap (416% 698-8735. (121993)
AJAX one bedroo S
facilities. $400 per morth. Cap
_ -- -- _.. - - - _
bath. Harwood/gayly with
721-2597. (121493)
WHTBY - 4 bedroom semi.
aPokanoes. fireplace. top floor.
ext 702- (TFZ sI11GLE i Urrl4chad? Solon
saparals ening room. on bus
underground Parking. laked ewe
DOWNTOWN Whitby n smal
route. Nw schools and shops.
lacildes ndudes poi. Avar.
apartment building, big two
$850 monthly, hrst,last .
able Jan SSCO plus utiht.es.
bedroom apeament wibalcony.
J A I
683-3905 1'2"5"'
•
$640 per month, available
anytime. Laundry facilities and
u1, ANS. v rr7medoate y.
Phone 666.8774. (122893)
d
WHITBY waterfront - condo
670 Personals
COnilnuod support and
COnCeln s truly valued.
avalable. Close 10 all
FOR rel Feb. t. 3 Dsoroom+
apartrrnen, two bedrooms, avail-
two bedroom condo, 3 pce. phone number to fit* stile.
shoppng 9yrn, scenic trail Non
amens
amenities. 9Call 905•
trailer• have Iwo btsdreorrrs and
able Feb. t $1100 monthly.
bedrooms, eat -in kitchen.
Thank- eve rye
or 905-05-
669-4009 o.
738-4574.
run of tralsr $800 in-
Y
adult building. Carol Norris.
9'
Relax Reflection 434-5222
WRITER wants to talk with
schools and Co. available
(122193)
dudes as utilities. First and leek
(121693) retired and oar emPbYees of
EUTE two bedroom walkout
required- Lente mesa". 91
967-3726. (010794)
General Motors. Privacy
AJAX - Westney and hwy 62- assured. Please send name and
bessnrnt apartment. Hd tub.
fireplace, close to 401,
two bedroom condo, 3 pce. phone number to fit* stile.
shoppng 9yrn, scenic trail Non
-
PICIIfRi11(i burgrow ratan
floor, Westshore, two large
maser ansute, taundty ensuAe, Oshawa The West, P.O. Baa
bright kitchen, $960 inclusive. 481, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71.5.
smoker• no tails. $800 monthly
bedrooms, eat -in kitchen.
Evenings. 839.3972. (121910) (TF)
for dxupls Of $400 per parson.
fenced yard, parking, near
TANYA LOUISE Born January
available Jan. 1. 436-3505.
schools and Co. available
Ofryce &Retail 20th. 1972 at Oshaare General
(122190)
PICIgEiI1Ki - 401AINnitas Rd.
1. $650 par month. Cal y.
508.12(14 or 3164977. (�)
460 Space oking your birth Lase n
looking for you. Please calif
Large two bedroom basement
NO down payment? Good
PICKERING Courtyard - (905)6867840.(121799)
apartment, new full bath, 4
, I? Good job? You can buy
Kingston Rd. and Elizabeth St. CONTROL your desitney in
appliances, cable, etc. No
for Ow prior of nto white prior
660 Ill with basement office 19941 Complete personal
kin
srtpgopeb, $650 in tuents,
and rafts are dwn. Call Doug
a ratan. $1 too Imold ly. Afters numerology reading. Sone
Firaftsk Is cls. 420.3628.
or Bwnt, Consrardy, FsrmcieL
Rin (416) 444-9201. (12.2690) birthdate. name on birth
(122193)
8666 • (M
FOR rent, 1150 al aft office anWicOk current name use.
PICKEIIIIG - overlooking Iske.
AJAX - main Ilea dnt. se3
specs. Westnsyr401 in Ajax. ll eddies. $25 b Alexandra. Bar
large bright two bedroom plus
botRroonr living, 6nito 4 paw
dustrial location. runs. from Go. 31035. 3475 Wwney Rd. N.,
don. balcoy, close to shappirs
bath. Harwood/gayly with
Great rate. Cal Tony. 674-5655 Alex. Ont LIT 3V5. (121683)
Go, ^mina and beech. $860 in-
parking. $875 plus 60% of
I I
ext 702- (TFZ sI11GLE i Urrl4chad? Solon
1ctualift .127-22 monthly. 1 anwisbb Jan.
( 20pg3)
uMM I aidielaly.
294-0760. (121
Ftal� World dance every Friday.
4� Dynasty Inn B &. 559 Mo.
lN3t�11G s luxury
PICKERING - Bay1y and
WRRL�rlIM &N& SL W., Oshawa. Dns cods, no
condo apub. ono bedroom
main fl ae area -I, bedroom
and
CLEAR WATER -mobiles, club Itis and awry Sunday as The
Conal, Slmeoe S.,
plus don, solarium, S
dry*, parking includeer.d.
dryer and parking included.
house. tested pools, hot tub• 9p.
Oshawa, 9 p.m, For l li
appirrces, al srmwniioe, ava$
SM + 1/2 utiities. FirsVlast.
tennis. 20 minutes to Blue Jays 190Mrtion,
1-600565j163 (,z,961�
w Philips baseball tamps. NHL
able Jan 1. $887 Per m1i If
Cal 619.3112. (122193)
references, available
�sy' to tracks. Guff PARENT
irror wdiately. $37-2429, call
adult
beaches, photos, children eduk adopFkmw an t� tirtl
OSHAWA- large clean two
after 7 pm. a, Ipaw nrasapo.
welcome. Call 683.5503. 76047, For (418)
bedroorn speAmwN kvitproorq
(122193)
Call!rnetion,
(122493) 7607759 or Cal Jan Sullivan,
dininproom, sat -in kitchen, 4
sto poking,
PICKERING - Liv«plod/Bash•
POMPANO Beach Beauty68&7840.1121793)
bridge.bat
utililliss r i
thus bedroom main Noor avail-
able Feb. 1. $825/monthly•
condo, two bedrooms, two JESUS says cart the blind bad
$800 monthly, hist/laill No pelt
shared utilities. Parking, air
bathrooms, main floor, patio, the blind? Dow your minister
Pool, hot tub, tennis, close to wowms The b
434-5587. (121663)
con., walk to Go. 839-2301.
3
amenities. Available for Jan. the hirehiredmrnisser, Micah 3:11,
TWO bedroom apertment, Whill-
(/21693)
434.6296 or 668-5342. (122193) Isaiah 56:1012, John 10:11.
by bostto, $586 rromhly in
dudes
PICKERING -Sandy Beach/
Jim Can>pbol4 1-905-953-9475.
Homes
puking and ut"lls"i
Bayy, 3 bodroomr mainfloor
500
(Close to all amenities). Call
bungalow, $900 plus 273
For Sale671 Business
SM 1171. (121563)
utilities. No pets. Jan. 1. Cal
'Personals,
OSHAWA - two bedroom with
balcony, clean,
Ann, 831-1940. (122293)
Oshawa. throb
bite droomwbungalow.
small quiet
building, fridge, stove,
WHTBY - 3 + 2 bedroom older
in-law LADIES - give a gift of yourest
Solt, rcmanlirJboudooll
fie• kbYlrs and Parlk'
home with est -in kitchen two
bathrooms, fridge stow, avail-
apartment.OuiM established p1holi
area, central air, private r 'ysession » uslslul
ling included' Laundry fool$ML
Bus step. Park and Cordova
ebb Jan. 1. $875 monthly plus
unities. Frolest, references.
arran9emrm, rent b own. Call and professionally, great
905.4202653. (121693) Chnsilmse for hire Afford"
Avail" Jan. 1. $648. Cal 725-
or
8278 7288420. (122193)
6663606.69 p•m. (121693)
Christmas.gee. 639-M7..Stiff time
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cabins. fem stands, mint china cabinets. nesting tables.
lead glass hand made Tiffany style lamps pant valets,
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rotes mint sets 24kt gold. Frankhr mint sets, O"cs old
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Chrirstmas
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Remember the true meaning of Christmas Worship
with your family at the Church of your choice.
AMBERLEA ST. GEORGE'S
You're Invited to PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1� elebrate wab us THEA Mhit CHURCH ANGLICAN CHURCH
Pickering
Pentecostal WORSHIP TIME 11:00 a.m. Hwy. #2 and Randall Dr., Ajax
Church SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist
755 Oklshoms Df, Pickering Supervised Nursery 10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist
(j,ut eat of whites RC 2 bkxks scull of spot) 639-13W Sunday School & Nursery
Dec.1 Woos a.m. ST. ANDREWS Phone: 683-7981
Christmas Worship Service
Special Music by PRESBYTERIAN
John and Lori Tortono 35 CHURCH ST. N., PICKERING
Dec. 24 PICKERING VILLAGE STANDARD
683-7311
Christmas Eve REV. JAMES BIGGS METHODIST
Candlelight Service 7-8 p.m. WORSHIP 8 CHURCH SCHOOL 3595 Brock Rd. at Hwy. #f7
Dec. 26 11:00 A.M. Sun., Dec. 19, 11:00 a.m.
Family Worship ServiceChristmas Celebration
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Cara services at 7.30 p.m. BAYFAM BAPTIST
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:00 a.m. • Christmas Fainly Service
Rev. James Rendle Pastor 817 Kingston Rd.,
CHRISTMAS EVF 686-1720 Plckedrig
5 p.m. Family Candeliight PICKERING VILLAGE Dec. 19 Services
with Carnmunion Morning: 11:00
7 p.m. Family Candeligftt UNTIED CHURCH Evening: 6:30
with Communion 300 CHURCH ST. N., CHRISTMAS MORNING
9 p.m. Family Communion AX
11 P.M. Mklrtipht Mass Christina" Eve: 7:00 p.m. SERVICE
FOy� Carol sing 10:00 a.m.
CHRISTMAS DAY 11Family Christmas Service
:00 P.M.p.m. 11:00 a.m.
10 a.m. Family Communion Candlelight Service, with Holy NEW YEAR'S EVE
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REMO S PIZZERIA
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Homemade Italian
Pizza, Pasta,
Panzerotti, Hot
Sandwiches, & Subs
FREE DELIVERY
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
686-5511
WE CATER TOO!
607 KINGSTON RD. (AT CHURCH)
PICKERING VILLAGE
'® Free Party Room Available
german and InternatitmalSpeciafties
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619=0048
613 Kingston Rd. West
WE BUY AND SELL VIDEO
GAMES, NEW & USED
Let our video game
experts help you
finish your Christmas list
The Management and
Staff would like to
wish you a Happy
Holiday Season.
YOU'RE # 1 •
WITH Us
427-7156
611 Kingston Rd.
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686-5511
WE CATER TOO!
607 KINGSTON RD. (AT CHURCH)
PICKERING VILLAGE
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VIDEO GAME
JUNCTION
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GAPE BOY, GAME GEAR
619=0048
613 Kingston Rd. West
WE BUY AND SELL VIDEO
GAMES, NEW & USED
Let our video game
experts help you
finish your Christmas list
The Management and
Staff would like to
wish you a Happy
Holiday Season.
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611 Kingston Rd.
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PG -13
Action
Much
Some
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R
Thriller
Lots
Lots
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PG
SciFi
Some
Mild
Mild
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G
Animation
Mild
Mid
None
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R
Thriller
Much
Las
Some
7. Cliffhanger * it t
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Action
Lots
Lots
None
8. Free Wily
PG
Drama
Mdd
None
None
9. Made in America ir* *
PG -13
:,omeoy
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Much
Some
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Mid
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I m areamin' of a Lone Star party
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IF YA.L ARE PLANNIN' A SOUTHERN STYLE PApTY THIS
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LONE STAR CAFE, 705 KINGSTON ROAD, 905-420-3334
VERY attractive, fit, blue-eyed
female. 27. fun, honest and car-
ing. likes sports and romantic
evenings. seeks quality, fit, shin-
ing armoured male. 26-35, down
to earth and stable. SY 2605
(OSH)
INDEPENDENT, attractive, slim,
health conscious non-smoking
'emale. 37, 5'6', enjoys travel,
-eading, skiing. gardening, hiking,
music and the arts. seeks jeans
'o tuxedo type of man. 35-45.
.vith sense of humour and similar
�,terests SY 2606
BLONDE. onq hair petite, good
- o; oretty and outgoing, early
0 s hoping sparks will fly
ooK -,q for confident. handsome,
I r,an 30-40. with sense of
Jmour for tun. romance intelll-
.ent conversation SY 2608
OSH)
S.O.S. a"ractive. sincere female.
<eeks male companion. 22-30.
no .s not guided by past expen-
ences, who is tookinq for a good
' -neon the future SY 2609 (OSH)
SLIM ausinessw Aman 5 6'
1-eer' eyes enjoys people with a
a.)od outlook on life. looking 'or a
-ofessional gentleman w•th a
3rx+d sense of humour SY 2610
!OSH)
LOVELY. blonde. 41 divorced
^o dependents. professional.
^ature lover, eclectic -esoteric
nterests. seeks gentleman of
<ubstance. unique. intelligent.
ovtng, honest. fun, stable heart -
'eft. student of life SY 2611
EASY -going. white single work -
ng mom. 36, seeks an honest.
caring person with a sense of
humour who enjoys the outdoors
and quet times Children are wel-
-xne SY 2612 (OSH)
EASY -going single white
'pr-,a,e enjoys dancing and par-
•.ing. seeks 6black male with
same interests SY 2613 (OSH)
WARM, caring female 26
Clonde hair, blue eyes, full fig -
„red. enjoys videos. kxlg drives,
dining out and quiet evenings in.
seeks responsible working male.
25-35, who is honest and sincere
SY 2614 (OSH)
ROMANTIC, single. white female.
40 with a sense of humour and
.,ho doesn't like to be bored,
looking for outgoing, romantic,
honest and serious male. 40-50,
for possible relationship SY 2615
(OSH)
TALL blonde blue-eyed mother
of three. 36, financially secure,
likes dancing. music. walking in
the snow, likes to cuddle.
Seeking reale, 35-45, for possible
relationship who loves children
SY 2617 (COB)
YOUNG and restless. 5'7•.
female. 39. blonde, fit, who is
looking for an attractive, caring, fit
male with a sense of humour, for
a possible companion. SY 2613
(OSH)
SLIM, attractive woman, many
interests, enjoys life, seeks non-
smoking, tang, active man. mid
So's to early 60's SY 2619 (OSH)
CAREER woman. mid 40's, well
established, likes dancing, walk-
ing, bowling, live theatre and
movies. Would like to meet gen-
tleman with similar interests. SY
2620 (OSH)
FULL -figured, attractive, working
woman. 51. good sense of
humour, enjoys dancing, swim-
ming, movies. '50s and country
music, looking for an unattached.
compatible. honest male with
similar interests. for possible reha-
tionship. SY 2621
WEST Indian female. 40. enjoys
walking country music and cook-
ing. ;coking for a West Indian
male. 40-40. for a long -tens rela-
tionship SY 2623 (OSH)
FANTASTIC lady 35 loves to be
wined and dined. take romantic
walks. loves to cuddle and is a
one -man -woman seeking that
special guy. 35-40. who's not into
head games, for a lasting rela-
tionship SY 2624 (COB)
JIM, the engineer from GM who
responded to mailbox 2581.
please respond back again and
leave your phone number SY
2625 (OSH)
BLONDE, blue-eyed. 510'. never
been married. professional
woman. 32. looking for an attrac-
tive man with that special sparkle
in his eyes SY 2626 (NEW)
SLEEPLESS n P ckering' Are
you sensitive romantic, down-to-
earth. open-minded. tall, attrac-
tive and like to party? I am a
white female. 21, 6'1', who's stip
looking for that special someone
SY 2627 (OSH)
YOUNG, energetic. 36 year old
female who is outgoing with a
variety of interests, likes quiet
times and adventurous times.
looking for a sincere male. 30-40.
for possible relationship. SY 2629
(OSH)
FUN -loving. attractive female, 27,
enjoys dining, dancing, movies•
theatre and loves to drive, seek-
ing attractive, fit and sincere
male. 28-33, with a sense of
humour for possible relationship
SY 2630 (OSH)
VIVACIOUS. attractive black
lady 46 looks much younger
enjoys baseball and travel, seeks
a non-smoking gentleman who is
caring. sensitive and sincere, for
friendship and lasting relation-
ship SY 2631 (OSH)
TALL, slim professional, looking
for that special present under my
tree, it could be you. lt you're tall,
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 of gal.
seeking a rugged. good-looking
type male, 30-40. for long-term
relationship SY 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
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SEEKING male, 30-45. who
plays mind games, who is dis-
honest. lazy and cheats NOT (by
full figured female, 30, who is
sports -minded, honest, looking
for a relationship). S.Y 2635
(OSH)
CUTE, shy, full -figured. single,
white female. 23, enjoys cooking,
long walks, varied types of music
and watching sports, seeking a
single white male. 23-30 fo�
friendship, possible -elationship
SY 2636 (OSH)
NO' head games, white female
honest, sincere, loving, outgoing
love to travel, dancing, etc..
would like to meet a slim gentle-
man, non-smoker, social drinker
only, 55-68. SY 2637
CUTE, single female. 32, medium
weight with varied interests. look-
ing for male. 30-40. with sense of
humour. playful and enjoys com-
edies, for long-term friendship.
possible relationship. SY 2639
TF'tit1%10%IAL F1tOoll Ix'RHAN
REGIO\:
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TALL, attractive. single, working
mom 30. looking for an affection-
ate, attractive. 6, single. working
male You should be rugged but
debonair. financially stable and
enjoy family life SY 2640 (OSH)
FEMALE 36. 5 3', slender.
active lady with jots to offer with
the right man, employed. likes to
laugh. has good friends and
needs someone to make life
complete SY 2641 (OSH)
SHY, single mom. 30 blonde.
blue eyes. very petite, likes
romance, dancing and country
music. looking for sincere, down-
to-earth, clean and sober male.
30-45. single dads welcome SY
2642 (OSH)
FRIENDLY, single mother of two.
32 5 6', blonde, green eyes,
enjoys partying and sports, seek-
ing male, 30-35, who enjoys the
same Interests SY 2643 (OSH)
ARE you onto cross country and
downhill skiing? Dancing, theatre
and quiet romantic nights? This
professional, attractive, white
female, early 50 s, is seeking a
tall. attractive. white male. 45-60,
with similar Interests. SY 2644
(OSH)
STABLE woman, fun -loving.
mother of two, who has confi-
dence In her appearance and
personality, seeks a decent. Intel-
ligent male. 30-45. who
embraces life with humour SY
2645 (OSH)
BLONDE, well-established. sin-
gle. white female, with modesty,
self-confidence and a sense of
humour, seeking single white
male, 30.45, preferably non-
smoker must be stable, soft -
motivated with a zest for life SY
2646 (OSH)
JOYFUL, young 60, who likes to
dance. dine. play cards and cook,
non-smoker. non-drinker and
enjoys some quiet nights at
home, seeking single gentleman.
58-63. for friendship and com-
panionship. SY 3180 (OSH)
THE music calls out and the
dance awaits this female. 47,
who loves to dance, would like to
find a dancing partner, 45-55, to
do a few turns with on the dance
floor. Trot off to the phone, call
me and let's go from there. SY
3131 (OSH)
TORONTO Blue Jay fan, 27,
enjoys baseball, travelling, all
types of music, seeking compan-
ion with same interests to share
Christmas with. SY 3164 (OSH)
Ft1N-loving, easy-going male, ort.
humorous, Ws, looking for a lady
for compartionstrp, to share fun
times together. I'm a licenced
chef, can sew, clean-up and have
many other qualities to share,
also enjoy children. SY 3195
FEMALE 60, petite, 5', blue eyes,
shy disposition, would like to
meet a sincere gentleman 55-65.
Enjoys dancing, traveling, out-
doors. Non-smoker/social drinker.
SY 4040
ATTRACTIVE lady, 50, techni-
cian, abstainer, enjoys quiet
times, dining, dancing, classical
music, travelling and nature, look-
ing for soul mate, 47-57,
Latin/European, healthy gent, for
relationship. SY 4041
OSHAWA/Pickering unattached
lady, late 50's, 5'2•, attractive,
intelligent, interested in travel, art,
theatre and fun times, would like
to meet unattached gentleman
with similar interests, for possible
relationship. SY 4042 (OSH)
PETITE artist, businesswoman,
non-smoker, who loves dancing,
galleries, walks and music.
Looking for gentleman soulmate,
57-63, who is sincere and honest,
for future togethilli SY
SLIM` petite, outgoing. self-sup-
porting, Christian widow, 63,
loves dancing, bowling, goll and
sports, looking for gentleman with
same interests and for possible
relationship. SY 4048 (OSH)
INTELLIGENT, attractive lady.
who s caring and very sincere.
enjoys country 8 westem. walk-
ing and TV. would like to meet
gentleman Snowbird who's kind.
*tiendly family-oriented, clean
and sincere, for companionship
for the long winter SY 4049
(OSH)
I'M a shy, attractive woman. 26,
interested in meeting other
women for friendship. I enjoy
swimming, cycling. skiing, music
and movies. For more into. on
me, call my voice mail. SY 5252
(OSH)
ATTRACTIVE 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)
ATTRACTIVE white couple. 30's
he is 6 tall. very good looking.
looks like Tom Selleck. she Is 5'.
also very attractive, Demi Moore
lookallke. seeking good looking
female for fun times. SY 5280
(OSH)
WAR of the Roses' Attractive,
athletic ron-smoking business-
man. 40. would like to meet an
attractive female who will give
and receive attention. SY 5284
(OSH)
YOUNG. attractive male. 22.
seeks lady. 30-40. for brief
encounters SY 5285 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE male. 30, looking
for attracir:e female, for compan-
ionship and possible relationship
SY 5286 (OSH)
EDUCATED mountain man -type
ma e. 41, looking for a female.
25-42 for a discreet relationship
More info on voice message SY
5287 (OSH)
MALE 32 would like to meet full -
figured lady for friendship, casual
encounters, discretion assured
and expected SY 5292
ATTRACTIVE, slim open-mind-
ed mid -40's married couple, seek
couple only for friendship and
good times SY 5293 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE Harley rider, 36.
looking for a discreet relationship
with an attractive. sexy, lady,
race and age unimportant SY
5294
STRAIGHT acting, clean shaven,
active male. mid 50s, agreeable,
non-smoker would love to meet
a gay, well-dressed, slim, clean-
shaven gentleman. 40., for
enjoyable good times and a pos-
sible relationship SY 5295 (OSH)
MALE. good looking. 34. clean.
searching for lady. full -figured•
clean, discretion a must. for
romantic get-togethers SY 5296
(OSH)
COUPLE, white, open-minded
and uninhibited. looking for an
attractive female. 20-45. for some
excitement in her life. discretion
expected and assured. Haliburton
area SY 5297 (OSH)
YOUNG male. 22, seeks female.
22.32. for brief encounters SY
5299
NICE guy. 40, trapped in miser-
able relationship, seeks woman
25-40 in similar situation for
mutual support, enjoys talking.
walking and cuddling, seeks
quick smile and warm heart,
please advise best time to call.
SY 5300 (OSH)
HANDSOME, 32 year old athletic
male. seeks lady for Companion-
ship and encounters. SY S301
(OSH)
MALE, mid 30's, attractive, seeks
female, for fun and good times,
discretion assured. SY 5302
(OSH)
OUTGOING female, mid 20's,
enjoys sports, camping and the
outdoors, looking for same. SY
5303 (OSH)
SHY, attractive female, 28, seeks
same. Call my mailbox for more
into. SY S304 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE young couple
seeking female, 18-30, for good
times. Discretion assured. SY
5305 (OSH)
SEEKING a real woman, 27-33),
that's very lovable, considerate
and understanding, who's inter-
ested in building a relationship to
be built around a commune
lifestyle in the north country. SY
MALE, 22, seeking female, 22-
32, for discreet encounters. SY
5307
THIS caring, open-minded
female, is seeking any other
female with similar qualities. If
you need a friend and/or more,
please call. SY 5303
EASY -going female, 40, straight
acting, enjoys dances, walks,
movies and good times, would
like to meet the same. SY 5300
LOOKING for some fun?
Required: open-minded female,
20-40, preferably slim, to meet
within locations of your choice for
fun, I'm 30. SY 5310 (OSH)
SEMI -detached, active, attractive
dad, 40, wishes to meet active,
attractive mom for friendship, pos-
sible relationship. SY S311
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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, ino lli-
gent, fit lady, 30-45, let's
talk. SY 1585
GOOD -looking male, 6',
40, sincere, honest and
hardworking, seeks non-
smoking female, 18-35,
who enjoys dining,
movies, travel and fishing,
for possible long-term
relationship. SY 1602
(OSH)
EASY -going, separated
father of two, 35, fnany
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 rela-
tionship. Single mothers
welcome 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
interests, looking for a
long-lasting 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 and 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-
stul possible relationship
SY 1678 (OSH)
QUIET, good-looking,
responsible, white male,
40, enjoys cottage life.
boating, snowmobiling,
looking for fit while female
with similar interests. SY
1679
YOUNG, energetic male
looking for someone who
likes to dance, play sports
and have fun, likes quiet
evenings, for a relation-
ship. SY 1680 (OSH)
MATURE, attractive male,
college student, 20, 6'2',
blonde hair, blue eyes,
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with a good sense of
humour and variety of
interests, seeks fit, attrac-
tive female, 18-25, for fun
and possible long-term
relationship. SY 1681
(OSH)
KNIGHT in shining
armour. 24, searching the
land for his princess. 20.,
who'll enjoy dancing in the
ballroom, going for moon-
light strolls and traveling
to exotic places. SY 1683
(OSH)
ATTRACTIVE, black. pro-
fessional male. 32. Ickes
sports, dining, fishing and
movies, would like to meet
female companion for
friendship and relation-
ship. SY 1690 (OSH)
HONEST, tall, attractive
male. 38. caring, success-
ful, enjoys the outdoors.
weekend getaways, quiet
evenings, seeks good-
looking, quality lady non-
smoker, for companion-
ship, possible relationship,
chid O K. SY 1694
WIDOWED white male,
50 yrs young, seeks
someone special in his life
again, i1 you're like me,
hopeless romantic. com-
fortable in evening
wearNue jeans, slim. pro-
fessional, 35-50, maybe
we are just right for each
other. SY 1696
SINGLE male. 32, 6',
seeks female with vaned
interests and sports-mrnd-
ed, looking for friendship.
SY 1697 (OSH)
SINGLE father. 6', hazel
green eyes, brownish
tblorxde hair, looking for a
female. 25-35, for a rela-
tionship, likes dancing,
sports, music and roman-
tic dinners. SY 1698
(OSH)
WIDOWER, 50, 5'2', likes
to dance. music, sports
children, seeking female
with similar interests, for
friendship or possible rela-
tionship. SY 1699 (OSH)
HUMOROUS, easy-going
male, 34, not into the bar
scene or head games,
enjoys movies, dining out
and dancing, would like to
meet lady, 27-38, with
similar interests, for possi-
ble relationship. SY 1700
HONEST, sincere, attrac-
five slim male. 28. smok-
er, social drinker and
romantically inclined.
seeking attractive, slim
female. 25-30, with no
dependents for a serious.
successful relationship
SY 1701 (OSH)
CARING, sincere, honest.
one-on-one. no head
games, no drugs, enjoys
country and western
music and camping, male.
46. looking for compatible
female, 28-38, for com-
panionship or serious
relationship SY 1702
(OSH)
LYNNE, you responded to
box x1682, you didn't
leave your number,
please call again. SY
1703 (OSH)
ROMANTIC lady wanted
for average looking male
in his 30's. if you are
between 18-32 and enjoy
romantic weekend get-
aways. give me a call, SY
1704 (OSH)
SINCERE, outgoing.
down-to-earth, single
father. 6', brown eyes.
enjoys sports, music,
walks. romantic evenings,
dancing and children.
looking for a special lady,
34-45, for possible long-
term relationship, single
moms welcome. SY 1705
(OSH)
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Twas rho /wowrk before
C'krisrnnas and I'm salif
a6.ne, sleigh hells are
ringing and .ail.'...
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To dunk that I th.ughr
rhat this sear .as like last...
Thanks to --- ....ly ijuu
I've onset fres match...
LYNNE, please respond
to mailbox #1651, 1 didn't
get your phone number.
SY 1706 (OSH)
TIRED of dating games?
Do you need sincerity,
honesty, stability and a
straight forward
approach? So do I. Trim,
single, white male, 33,
seeking a slim, non-smok-
ing, single, white lady, 28-
38, for a long-term fill
tionship. SY 1707 (OSH)
EASY -going single father,
31, slim, 5'7', honest, car-
ing and shy, seeks
responsible, single, white
female with similar quali-
ties, for friendship, leading
to long-term relationship.
SY 1708
EXECUTIVE, 54, seeks
financially secure lady for
love, Kenny Rogers' simi-
larity, who is humourous,
affectionate and responsi-
ble. SY 1709 (OSH)
SINCERE male, 35,
attractive, part-time Dad,
who's really outgoing,
seeks attractive female,
29-38, slim -medium build,
who is honest and sin-
cere, for possible relation-
ship. SY 1710 (OSH)
QUIET, single east Indian
male, 44, seeks female,
35-45, who is outgoing,
for friendship and possible
relationship. SY 1711
(OSH)
HONEST and sincere
retired gentleman, 54,
lonely and divorced, 68',
ran -smoker, loves fishing,
the outdoors, travel, danc-
ing, sports and country
music, seeks petite lady
with same interests, under
55, for lasting relationship.
SY 1712 (OSH)
GOOD -looking white
male, 32, non-smoker,
non-drinker, down-to-
earth, responsible and
honest, likes long walks
and the outdoors seeks
attractive white female.
28-36, with similar quali-
ties. Ajax area SY 1714
(OSH)
INTENSE white male. 29.
enjoys skiing and long car
rides. looking for a lady.
25-34, for friendship first
SY 1715 (OSH)
SINGLE father, 36. who
tikes poetry. movies.
music and dancing, seek-
ing a female. 25-36 who
is a non-smoker and who
has similar interests. for a
relationship or more SY
1718
LINDA, tall. slim. 47. 2
boys, who responded to
tall, slim 47 2 girls.
please call again to box
$91655, 1 didn't get your
phone number SY 1719
INTELLIGENT male. 35.
hardworking indepen-
dent, good-looking, mus-
cular and with an assort
-
ment of credentials, look -
Ing for an attractive.
employed, executive
female with same quali-
ties, to enjoy wealth and
good times SY 1720
(OSH)
QUIET, shy white male,
39 5'9', brown eyes, who
enjoys movies, sports and
cosy evenings at home,
looking for female, 3540.
someone who likes home
life single moms wel-
come SY 1721 (OSH)
HONEST stable male 43
non smoker, with good
values. seeks slim female
30-38, having similar qual-
ities. for possible long-
term relationship SY
1722 (OSH)
EASY -going single father
of two kids. 36, enjoys
camping. dancing, quiet
evenings, walks and all
kinds of music ookinci 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
interested in similar things
and likes to have a good
time. SY 1725 (DISH)
SHY, divorced father, 36,
non-smoker, not into the
bar scene, enjoys music.
romantic evenings and the
country life, would like to
meet lady, under 40, for
possible long-term rela-
tionship. SY 1727 (OSH)
AFFECTIONATE, fun -lov-
ing, oul-going gentleman,
37, enjoys quiet evenings,
going out, computers and
the outdoors, would like to
meet an affectionate lady,
25-35, with similar inter-
ests for possible long-term
relationship. SY 1728
(OSH)
HI! I'm 38, 5'8', fit, blond
curly hair. I'm into blue
jeans and T-shirts, leather
jacket and Harley
Davidson. I'm rock 'n' roll
and country. I'm clean and
sober. 11 you're fit and
pretty, give me a call and
see what happens! SY
1729 (OSH)
VIOLET, please call back,
didn't get your phone
number, respond back to
mailbox 1711. Thank you.
SY 1730
QUIET, single male, 6',
180 lbs., attractive, look-
ing to meet lady of Asian
background, enjoys the
outdoors, sports and quiet
times. SY 1731 (OSH)
PERSONABLE, attrac-
tive, articulate male. 45,
professional, wishes to
meet very selective lady,
32-38, who is bright,
cheerful, slim and very
pretty, for good conversa-
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SY 1732
WILD and crazy on the
outside. 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 white 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-
worthy goodhearted lady
with a great sense of
humour 23-27. to share
fun times and romantic
encounters with single
white male 25 SY 1736
(OSH)
ELEANOR. 38, please
respond tack to mailbox
1722, didn t get your
phone number SY 1737
(OSH)
JUST in time for
Christmas Scarborough
truck driver, 23tired of
The bar scene, ready to
start an honest and sin-
cere relationship with a
down-to-earth. outgoing.
slim female, 20-25, who s
looking for the same. sin-
gle mems are a bonus
SY 1738
SHY, -ens nve, attractive
fathe- of two boys. 36
enjoys movies sports.
race cars cuddling and
quiet times together,
seeking attractive female
28-40 for friendship lead -
ng up to a possible rela-
tionship SY 1739 (OSH)
DARK -ed. Eurcpear.
ma,e 195 lbs late
20 s. rated a nine, seeks_
nine. female. but will se".e
for an intelligent seven
SY 1740
EASY -going attractive
mase 34 who -s very
spontaneous, enjoys car
racing, soccer. tennis.
quiet evenings and appre-
ciates all kinds of music.
would like to meet intelli-
gent. sincere lady. 25-36
prefer non-smoker SY
1741 (OSH)
PROFESSIONAL single
male. 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 life
has to offer SY 1742
(OSH)
ENERGETIC, young
male, 37, seeking an
established working lady,
30-40, non-smoker, who
likes outdoors. children,
animals, theatre and quiet
times, for a lasting rela-
tionship. All calls will be
promptly answered. SY
1743
MUSICALLY Inclined
man, 39, good values.
attractive, fit, seeks single
woman, for possible rela-
tionship. SY 1744
HONEST, caring, single
white male. 34, 5'11'.
enjoys music, sports,
movies, dancing, travel-
ling and romantic
evenings, looking for a
slim, single white temale,
25-35, who's inner beauty
includes honesty and
understanding. SY 1745
(OSH)
TALL, dark and hand-
some male, non-drinker.
looking for a woman to
share all the ups and
downs of life. SY 1746
(COB)
FLEXIBLE, fun -loving
gentleman, 53, enjoys
sports, dancing, cards,
quiet evenings at home.
For persons 18 years of age and over
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Slim caning lady with simi-
lar interests for compan-
ionship and possible rela-
tionship SY 1747 (OSH)
OUTGOING male 2`_,
horest and sincere. with
brown hair blue eyes
enjoys quiet evenings
outdoors long walks
dancing. movies and
cooking look -ng for
female 20-30, with similar
interests for possible
long-term relationship SY
1748 (OSH)
FEMALE, a. -.-
al ;e 21. 57- 115
lbs enjoys the outdoors.
quiet evenings in and
good ! mes seeks attrac-
tve white male 22-26
with similar interests for
possible relationship SY
2531 (OSH)
FUN- r; ng 'emale 32
with sense of humour.
tired of the bar scene
enjoys dinners in or out
fast -paced or laid-back
atmospheres. seeks male
35-40 for tun times possi-
bie relationship No head
games' SY 2539
ATTRACTIVE. honest
ease -gc -g. ',ill -figured
woman. 35. who loves the
outdoors horses. movies
and country life Is seeking
an honest caring, sincere
marriage -minded male.
35-40 with similar inter-
ests SY 2545 (OSH)
FEMALE. ^at!acr�d
I .a,7 %,- ^q down to
earth outgoing ;ani of
interests t't and slim
'oou;-q for honest male
30-40 of similar qualities
for Ir endsh,p h,st SY
2546 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE lady.
t =ode sirgie 35, inter-
ested 'n meeting a single
30-40. for friendship pos-
sible relationsh p SY
2547 (OSH)
HONEST and sirrere
wh •e lema!e medium
build 35 smoker oyes to
dance and 'a.e fun
seeks honest dovii
earth tall black --le. 35-
40. for meanrng!ul rela-
tionship SY 2548 fOSH)
ENGLISH a,:r �"
mated Christian looking
for a Chnstlar man 28-32
for friendship interests
nclude Christian music,
'•alks ^ the country and a
:og lc e, SY 2550 (OSH)
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from .,M :cu responded
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petite blonde. p ease
respond again to m y new
box no 2581 and leave
your phone number SY
2553 (OSH)
BIG brow- eyes single
r^G^' 36 still lock.nq for
my kr qht in shining ar-nor
whc s 35-4C sinter?
honest roman c out
going and as a serse of
humour SY 255.4 iOSH)
PETITE '-s -e.••-
r,..-1" rdPperoelt
east to talk tc has a .'an-
ety of interests sei -
tall. well built mate 35 3.
who IS fir- yin.
cere SY 2556 (OSH)
JIM. n r 3= :,no
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nurse 33 piease ,espond
again to mailbox number
2542 as I didn't get your
correct phone number SY
2557 (OSH)
INDEPENDENT, single
wh to female red hair 27,
enjoys romantic evenings
sports. golf, pool, country
music, seeking single
white male who s honest,
fun and romantic and a
one woman type of guy.
2731 with similar inter
ests SY 2559 (OSH)
ACTIVE, attractive single
female 34, tall, profes
sional. secure, enjoys
sports travel outdoors,
humour zest for life
Seeking male counterpart
with similar interests 30-
40 non-smoker SY 2561
(OSH)
DOWN-fe-earth female, a
young 40. 5'fl blonde
blue eyes. slim single
parent still meeting all the
wrong guys enjoys
romance and dancing,
seeks ,/at sincere male
35-40- -or iastinq reiation
;h,p SY 2569 COSH)
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set to olorIe, late 4D s
seei,ing a all teddy bear
for friendship or p sable
relationship or more SY
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drrker seeks ^sale 28-
36 oox:nq ,c, 'nendsh,p
first ar. •nr>r possible
relationship SY 2592
(OSH)
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r- e - .,n 46 seek
nteingent tali ma',-
who likes camping
nature. m-). es c-loics
and museums ,fir
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