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9.4 nce., ol10 5fCrackdown on,scho'_. vio By LINDA wlln'B mo warning comes ftnm school board officials WW dew among students and helping staff and pupils scare i Staff fitepor�er have beamed up with area polis fomes w devdop a far- and maiataim safe school envimnmenta, youth violence DLyRHAM Students who bring weapons to school Mal procedure for police involvement in schools through- ;bas "absolutely trot" reached a crisis level here, tuatara and threaten or gang up , on others won't be tolerated at out Durham Region inci schools hem. is aimed at reducing violent.- te. the =whole 4 Pickering on EditiO°R-- - SANTA ... SALE.= ' ADVERTISER Bar SPORTS NOW EXPIREow nwo s PICKERING * OSHAWA 46 MARKHAM _ • • • . 1. s39 5610 5715610 471 1960 DON'T WORRY, BE HAPPY: Being happy everyday is a three - pan tram away. How to be Happier Everyday - Getting What You Really Want being offered by the Ajax Public Library will inter- est people making New Year's resolutions of self-imprm=rnt and happiness. speaker 'renaj DaCosta -Bays will explore cre- ative growth games. treasure map - ling, prosper�ity pig and focusing on getting what you want in 1994 and beyond. The pro - gum's being held Thursdays. Jan 13. 20 and f7, from 7 pm. to 9 pm. at the main library branch at the comer of llarwolxl Ave. and Kings Cres. Cost is S25. Call the library program office at 683- 4(M, ext. 26. Regular features' 12 Slick Nick nixing Vixen? When students at Elizabeth B. Phin Public School in Pickering took on the News Adver- tisers challenge to rewrite the classic 'Tway the Night Before Christmas, teacher Greg Island's Grades 7 and 8 class responded with enthusiasm. They named the reindeer after teachers and performed their version at a recent Christmas concert. Practising, from left, are Sean Stark as Slide Nick (who raises the possibility of Santa ditching rein- deer for a new mode of transport), Stacey Fitzsimmons as Father and Dan Tomlin as Mother. Meanwhile, winning entries in our 'Twas the Night Before Christmas writithg con- test are on Page 8. photo by Andrew lwanowski Blaze may keep Ajax family out of home at Christmas By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - Carelessly -discarded cigarette butts are being blamed for a Wednesday fire that may keep an Ajax family out of their home for Christmas. Ajax Fire Department captain Jerry Hannon reports the Gregory Rd. blaze began in a kitchen garbage pail when tossed -out cigarette butts re -ignited. Flames worked their way up the inside of a wall and into the attic, causing extensive damage to the roof. Photos on Page 9 The blaze began around 2:30 p.m. and was quickly put out by l l fire- fighters dispatched to the scene in two telesquirt trucks and a rescue vehicle. Blaze busters remained on site for about two hours, checking walls and the roof. A man at home at the time escaped injury in the blaze, reported to the fire department from a neighbor's house. Damage is estimated at $40,000 and the house isn't habitable until repairs are made. It's not known if the house can be fixed before Dec. 25 or if the family lost any Christmas gifts in the inferno. But, the homeowner told the fire department the family has a place to stay until their house is rIepaired. •DWT LET.ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOGAEONEI CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1-416-976-1991 `t�s r rw 0,= r=11111-411140 r40 s r.r- ;; r r. r. • aw ! / PIZZA Ir ��' W&SUBS ". �0 of . chola �� tz PIECES Of 1ItE sate., erns. trrtd 1 tteppMq grow I CRW BACON, FRESH MW PM EM 1�t ll►YLrs� . g0 RAMor►Lt Da. eOWEfKaAL AYE. 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L = = =, — — 202733 — — — — -� 1$00/C WHITBY MALL Whitby 576-8370 HARWOOD MALL Ajax sas-os„ J Police,— educator's FROM PAGE 1 Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board director Earl Lagroix. "We're ahead of the game," he noted at a Tuesday cere- mony at the separate board during which participants signed the newly - developed protocol. Durham Board of Education director Pauline Laing agreed. "We don't have huge numbers involved in violent incidents," though she warned, "when it happens, it's more likely to be (a) serious (occur- rence)." Threats and ganging up on others top the list of violent incidents at each board, which recently began vacking such occurrences. "While we all recognize that, at times, a police presence is necessary within a school, this protocol serves to define the police role and the school's responsibility in those instances," Durham Regional Police chief Trevor McCagherty noted. According to the protocol, for example: • An officer wanting to interview a student at school is urged to do so before or after school hours — THE NEI" ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DWENISM 17,1!!&MGE 3 waae war on school viole* nke - stt&nts, staff and the building. 'Isle school provides the officer with a mailbox, which students can use to voice their comments and concerns anonymously. During off -school hours, the officer keeps an eye on the building's security and safety. "Having a police officer in the school helps students see the police as problem solvers and a source of though principals are asked to co- operate if the need is immediate. • A student who is to be inter- viewed or arrested by police should be escorted from their class by the principal. (Calling their name over a public address system could alert other students who may see a police car in the parking lot.) • Neither a school administrator nor an educator has to be present during a student interview with a police officer — and can be exclud- ed on the request of a student. Nor can a school official offer legal advice to the student, though they may remind the student of their right to contact a lawyer. • Police officers have the right to demand entry to a school to make an arrest or carry out a search for weapons or drugs. The protocol also points to an Adopt a School/Adopt an Officer program which has already been introduced at some Oshawa and Whitby schools. '"Iilere's no better proactive mea- sure available," believes Dr. Lagroix. On frequent and informal visits m the school, the officer gets to know I1 0 � TA0. M14 iVi-iYl ( 114 -STORE OEMOMMT M BY MICROSOFT j SATURDAY, DECEMBER IM • 11 AX TO 3 PY PHILIPS CD ROM 319.99 LOTUS SMARTSUITE 299.99 HELLCAB (CD ROM) 89.99 QUATTRO PRO 5.0 65.99 FREE'SCREENERV SCREEN SAVER w1TN ANY BORLAND SOFTWARE PURCHASE A $32 v:.Luz U Z SOFTWARE ( Ind�"MM)837-5456 help," notes chief McCagherty. "Hopefully, we will find that many problems are solved before they reach a crisis points." Participants began developing the protocol in September 1992, more than a year before the ministry of education and training announced plans to deal with school violence. In November, it promised to cre- • DELIVERY SERVICE • WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS dt FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER ♦ TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD SUNDAY, DEC. 19/93 Fill, DEC. 17/93 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK) NEWS ADVERTISER (MAXIPICK) ' SDI ICK) ASHBROOKS AJAXIPICK) 'CONSSUMEUME RS DI 'CANADIAN TIRE (AJA"ICK)(AJAXIPICK) ESCAPADES (AJAX) FOOD CITY (AJAX) 'GLENCAN MUSIC STUDIO (PICK) 'FOOD TOWN IAJAXIPICK ) K MART (AJAXIPICK.) 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Metro Toronto Police report a man wearing a bal- aclava robbed a Canadian Tire store in Scarborough around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mechanics tried to arrest the bandit in the parking lot, but backed off when he threat- ened them with a knife. Soon after, police found the robber's abandoned truck smashed into a tree on Twyn Rivers Dr. on the Pickering -Scarborough bor- der and called in their search dog. Money, clothing and a shoe were recovered during the search, which took police and the dog along railroad tracks to Woodview St. in Pickering. Around 10:20 p.m., a video store worker at Rougemount Dr. and Hwy. 2 called police when a man entered the store, saying he had been beaten and robbed. A 35 -year-old of no fixed address confessed to an earlier robbery in November at the same Scar- borough store. He now faces two charges of rob- bery, wearing a disguise while carrying out an indictable offence, and use of a weapon while carrying out an indictable offence, as well as one count of assault with a weapon. CORRECTION In this week's 'Merry Gifts of Christmas' flyer the fouowing errors have occurred: The Women's Gloves featured on page t will not be available due to supplier's usability to ship. The 'Quality Street' Candy featured on page 24 will not be available in au stores. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Limited TUAS IR 4 &MAW • FRAZER FIR S�Rl10E • PINE Fmw$9.99 0all YY -What Gree Gardewtr Besii Comer of Bary 6 Lakeridge. /flax +4=-2 MONDAY TO FRIDAY ...a B 9 am. • 7 p.aa. SATURDAY 9 SUNDAY 9 am. • S p.rA. t [ Flag bus fare cut for seniors AJAX - Seniors can ride Ajax's flag bus for a reduced fare, at least for the next three months. Town council Monday cut the seniors' fare on the Canada 125 flag bus to 50 cents from the current $1.25. All other passengers pay $1.25. The reduced fare, in effect until March 31, will be reviewed when council works on the 1994 budget. Seniors pay 50 cents on regular Ajax Transit vehicles. The flag bus travels a fixed route, starting at Westwood Manor in south Ajax before going to major destinations such as the hospital and shopping facilities, and winding up at the Pick- ering Town Centre where it turns around and reverses its route. Wards 1 and 2 regional councillor Roger Anderson proposed the fare cut because he wants "consistency" in seniors' charges. "When seniors are getting on a (regular Ajax) transit bus, they've been paying 50 cents. It doesn't matter what bus, they're getting on a bus," he noted. It will cost the Town $250 a month to cut the fare, Mr. Anderson pointed out. While describing the intent of the senior's fare reduction as "worthy", Ward 3 councillor Steve Parish didn't support the move, calling it "ad hoc fudging of the budget." Residents of Ashley Manor on Kitney Dr. use the flag bus because it's the only public transit vehicle that stops there. Without it, seniors wanting to go to the Harwood Place Mall or the Ajax Plaza would have to cross Bayly St. Ward I councillor Frank Schaper supported the reduction, but said that, for equality sake, if seniors get a discount, others like the handi- capped should also be given a break. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17,1"3 -PAGE S I CON ExPect morefrom Sears CFO U i WW iL Irl 50% Off All Lagostina & Superweight stainless steel cookware sets Sears reg. 332.95-499.99. Each set... 166.47-249.99 125=30%ffl 125-40% Selected men's casual pants; 1/3 off `Festive' tablecloths and coordinates Print can be used year 'round Reg 11.99-35 99 Ea..7.99-23.99 While quanUdes last 25=40%ff selected men's knit shirts 205(oJUI action ftures am on sale mw O� ;Sa�e'ef�'ds ,December 2 , �iQ93; .. 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WHITTAKER, Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont LIS 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 WENDY GALLAGHER, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Takieng,a step ahead Ten years ago violence in schools was usually a topic we became familiar with through tJ.S. television. We cringed as we heard about teenagers carrying weapons to school and listened to stories about classmates killing and maiming each other. We no longer need LJ.S. television programs to tell us about school violence. It's happening in our own classrooms. While local officials are quick to point out that violence has by no means reached a crisis level here, they have taken a proactive step to try to douse the embers before they erupt into a raging inferno. Police and school board officials announced Tuesday a formal pro- cedure to be followed by all parties when dealing with school vio- lence. The procedure outlines protocol for both cops and educators to fol- low when police presence is necessary to investigate a violent act at school. It provides protection for the student, school and police. It appears to be one of the few times that various levels of bureau- cracy are not ortly working well together, but working together before a crisis occurs. All too often policies and protocol, rules and regulations come about in a reactionary way. This time, local groups looked down the road and decided to take action before they had no choice. In Durham's particular case, officials sat down at the drawing table in September 1992. It was more than a year later the ministry of edu- cation woke up and decided it should look into violence in schools. Kudos to our local leaders who look the bull by the horns. It's comforting to know we have people in our community who don't wait for the word from (Queen's Park before making changes. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Time to cut perks Dan To the editor, This letter is as much directed to Dan McTeague as it is to the residents of Durham Region. The last two weeks I've had to endure the ranting and raving about cutting fat and reducing costs of government by Paul Martin Jr., now minister of finance. If he's not prepared to do something now about MP's pen- sions and other "perks" on Par- liament Hill I wish he would "SHUT -UP" about it until he does. For those of you unaware of what hidden costs the last elec- tion incurred let me enlighten you. There were 130 MPs fired by the voters, a policy which if one of us in the private sector found ourselves in would, under the revamped UIC legislation, dis- qualify us from collecting bene- fits. You see if you're a politician in this country, even a miserable MP, you have left over a six- year term an "indelible, unmea- surable" contribution to the land- scape of the country you served. This "entitles" you to a cash for life pay out for this remark- able service you rendered to the Canadian electorate. Never mind you were fired by them, this is the repugnant dou- ble standard Canadians have had to live with foisted on us by "Do as we say, not as we do", poli- tics. Paul if "everything is on the table" like you say, then let's start with pension reform, and what this time honored tradition of Government Pork is costing us. Have a nice day, Dan. P. Quittenton, Ajax Have your say: Have you finished your Christmas shopping? Rashma Beharry says, "Yes, I am glad that I did, because the malls are extremely crowded." Barbara Montgomery says, "Most of it, it's almost over." Paul Wasilkowsky says, "It's pretty much all done. The hard part is 10 hide the gifts from the kids." Laszlo Nagy says, "No. My wife is doing it all." AB OUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. 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' THE NEWS ADVEI"ER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, t13C1•FAG6 7' CURRIE, Damiei - (Long- husband of Lillian. Much loved • bers and friends. The family will to 9 p.m. Friday. Funeral mass time employee Oshawa Foods father of Daniel, Lisa and her Obituaty receive friends at McEachnie at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Ltd) - At the North York Gener- husband Adam, Debbie, Tim, Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Church, 1148 Finch Ave., Pick - al Hospital on Wednesday, Dec. Steve and Susan. Loving grand- Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), ering, on Saturday, Dec. 18 at 15, 1993. Daniel Currie, beloved father of Lisa and Alexa. He will be sadly missed by family mem- 428-8488, from 2 to 4:30 and 7 10:30 a.m. still have a zillion 5ANT�1'S 'RISE DAYS �10% to 50% off sleighs -full of selected items tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday No GST on'reduced items* — we ovaLnristmas too ="S16184012 ATONTSGoods Satisfactory or Money Refunded 4�' r antastl� reason to ., F.-..,..,&..-shopEaton .h ..s .... J . } . . • �_, •, ► ► . . *GST of it M avaNA6 W Eaton's�se Piss and on meb sand lnaQr�nce pumteses. we ovaLnristmas too ="S16184012 ATONTSGoods Satisfactory or Money Refunded 4�' PAGE 11 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17,1"3 7'wae tie fit AJAX-PICKERING - Following are submissions by the winners of the News Advertiser's 'Twas the Night Before Christmas... writing contest. The quality of the hundreds of entries we received made judging very difficult. So, we narrowed the submissions down to Santa's choice of the final 12 (as in 12 days of Christmas), and drew the names of the two winners, who'll enjoy dinner on us. The News Advertiser will publish other contest entries as space permits. Our thanks go out to everyone who partic- ipated. fust l ce 'Twas the night before Christmas and he was scurrying about. Would he complete all his shopping? he was beginning to doubt. Only one person to buy for, would she like what he got? The pressure! The tension! what had he forgot! It's the same frantic picture seen year after year. The malls filled with hus- bands, now everybody stand clear! Have you watched how they check the women's under apparel, With their hands how they gest, does she have 2 peas or 2 barrels? The shoes and the slippers, Oh! What size are her feet? If 1 get them too big I may get kicked on to the street' The cards that they give us, are they not for the season? Why they wait 'till this moment has no logic or reason. They shop not in bunches but all on their own. But the way that they scurry they all look like clones. They love us, we know that in their disorganized way. And Christmas wouldn't be Christmas if they didn't go shopping this way. By Donna Hore, Pickering S" 00f , /fi/ace 'Twas the night before Christmas, in Ajax, my town, the folk were all sleeping, some not very sound. Then a tiny voice whispers, 'Why shouldn't you share?' You're not a bad person, you really do care. Tomorrow is Christmas, a day to rejoice, So I'm taking a toy, ,with many not working, and some food for the some eyes wiU be moist. ' needy, and my, heat's filled with •'Far'ti1a" arfagtdiy, joy, trpg 4q� an ed thci 'cupbbirds l� ` to ftip� I'11��1otreed ► r .. empty, So this Christmas, for me; unless someone cares. will be merry and bright, I feel better already, "Let someone else do it, I'll sleep better tonight. why should it be me? I've food in my cupboard, By Joan Brandstetter, and gifts for my tree." Ajax • AT DURHAM MAZDA WE GUARANTEE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION fis JIM �'I'IIVVIBRP.,.Y. 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Melyrt PM mrd M sp0cdMe mpe O ♦C See t,uMr br rYdMa .•..,_ramwwftft.�c9ir..ru.iu«« .,-. ••. .-... -Family may not be home for the holidays Ajax firefighters responding to a Wednesday after- noon house blaze on Gregory Rd. had to cut a hole in the roof, below, before they could attempt to extin- guish flames that had reached the attic. Damage is estimated at $40,000 and was believed caused by care lessly-d iscard- ed cigarette butts. No one was injured. It's not known if the house will be fixed in time to allow the family to return for Christ- mas. photos by Andrew Iwanowski Shop the News Advertiser for great bargains Crooked, S p a c e d, ID'Iscoloure "alp Teeth? • est Ylce,he letlsrs a the hedir», your + two can make ria same impression., Maw your smile work lar you, not against aroolowl. SPOOK W amid chippeci ieth can d to corrected through b*,s cosmeic and oideft tic FPPEE CONSULTATION Tti=;or�ltation is ofl4ed so that you *easily otfnin Wormation On dental �and cortdltidis, allowing you to infgmed decisionaparttx . Please role that x -rads. A bomMete sxariii'tatioa are required in order to ms* a full diagnosis of condition&. Dr. Pavelic is a general dentist trained in all aspects of dentistry ' s by the University of Toronto. Dr. Pavefic's office is a prevention $ oderMed dtsttal practice dedicated to your health, appearance and comfort. Offer expires December 31, 1993. "DEDICATED TO MW YOU THE SUCCESSFUL SABLE EDGE" Y.S. Petrelc, D.D.S. 42MBS a9 • S70 Weatney Rd. S» A r, wj0_:.:F THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17,1993 -PAGE 9 CORRECTION NOTICE The Co Plus tad which Wpe 1 in the Wed., Dm tsr, News Adtwkw'ow"im fy � the wrong l«FE PRESLEY for the Elvis Presley CO cels. The correct Vice 50's MASTERS appeam omosile.60's MASTERS The Newsi�dveriser epolo-98 s co sETsgizes for anyrrltlu eauponinccnveniewA toEACH our customers.Req. $89.98 EA. Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST - - • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care, 427-4144 15 Marwood Ave. S, Ajax m (Between Hwy. 401 & No. uec...ar. Millwork Appointment The management of AAilwork Home Centres is pleased to announce the appdnhrenf of Mr. Oswald Sheppard Wtown abovajl as ft manager of the Ajax stone. Mr. Sheppard has 20 years experien,ce in hardware and bu&&V mate kds. He managed a family buskoss in Newfoundland and was a buyer for a large plumbing and hardware door in Toronto. AM Sheppard is emhusmshcoy looking forward to meeting Aitt'Nwork customers personaly and looking after their needs. milwolt 19 NOTION Roan aax •bas-brn Tune-up time? Don -9t be hoodwinked. OIL CHANGE TUNE-UP $ .95 p2.9..kn,prts -r'f FREE body shop e$tioihtos - 'Expiry December 23/93 HONDAS ONLY PLEASE 831-5400/1-800-563-6662top fiIOUR& 7:30 am. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - B p.m. Thursday &00 am. -1 p.m. Saturday CAR PICK-UP Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m. - 9 P.M. Fri. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 0 p.m. PAGE I0 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DW MM 17, IM Cops with heart Durham police go all out for food, toy drive DURHAM - Durham Regional Police officers and civilian staff are hoping for a quick response to their annual Christmas food and toy drive. "If people wait until the 24th (of December), there's absolutely no way we're going to be able to get it out to the families this year," said Sandra Mackey, who is co-ordinat- ing the drive. Ideally, people should phone the drive's "Christmas depot line" (at 427-1620), by Dec. 20 if they wish to have their donation passed on to a needy family or child by Christmas day. A van will be sent out to pick up their donation anywhere in Durham Region. "No donation is too small," said Mrs. Maekev. She suggested people could col- lect a food item from each of their neighbors and then call to have the food picked up. or organize collec- tions at parte or in their offices. Last year. 92 van -loads of food and toys were collected. The drive was officially launched at a kick-off ceremony Wednesday at 17 Division head- quarters in Oshawa It nets through Christmas until the end of Decem- ber. Donations collected too late to band out this Christmas will be saved for next year's drive. Every- thing is turned over for distribwon to agencies such as the Salvation Armv, Denise House, Simcoe Set- tlement House. the St. Vincent De Paul Society and Helping Hands. Donations may include unwrapped gifts, non-perishable food items or money. The agencies Pregnant bank teller unhurt in robbery PICKERING - A pregnant bank teller escaped injury after being the victim of a hold-up wednesday aflemoon. .Durban Regional Police say a teller at the TD Bank at Dixie Rd and Finch Ave. was handed a we demanding cash by a man who ,fled the bank on foot He got away with an undisclosed amount of mmoney, taking the hold-up note With him. Ambulance personnel were called to the scene as a pecaudm but the teller, eight -and -a -half moP*grfgtnant, required no • !mow it v/w dtC third Nq ��� �i�Sr � •� 1 weapon on the man or whtcb direction he left in, says Detective Stan Pinkney. The suspect is described as black, six feet tall and about 30 years old He was wear- ing sunglasses, a ski jacket, blue jeans and a baseball cap. Anyone with information is asked to can the Dudmm Regional Police robbery squad at 683-9100. have asked specifically for gigs for I 1 -to -14 -year-olds, an age group that donors tend to forget when choosing what to give. Batteries are also needed. Cash donations are used to buy turkeys as well as gifts. Mrs. Mackey noted that every- thing collected stays in Durham Region rather than going to outside agencies. Donations may also be dropped off at all police stations and fire halls in Durham, as well as drop boxes located at several sponsoring businesses. The vans that pick up all the food and toys have been donated by car dealerships across the region: C►us Brown Pontiac Buick, Annandale Dodge, Cliff Mills Motors Ltd., Williamson GM and Ontario Motor Sales. Auto -Magic -Wash, This Week and Sign Design are also sponsors. All the work and organization for the drive is done by police offi- cers, civilian police staff and volun- tars from the community. 0 A Casual for a cause 'Thank God it's Friday" took on new meaning at Exeter High School when teachers were allowed to don jeans and students could wear hats. But it was all for a cause — they were allowed to dress casually if they donated a food item to the Salvation Army. Here, Grade 12 student Denise Whyte, left, and counsellor Shannon Hill display some of the items collected. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Pleaserecycle this newspaper PICKERING OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9-5 • F1+� AdrriNiorr • Frei PuI& for 4,000 tin • t>tw►100 ftW0s We've Got A Cure For The Winter Blah Come visit the Pickering Fled Market and enter to win A SEVEN DAY CARIBBEAN CRUISE FOR TWO MARCH 5-12 1994 cotxlesy of M �EGENT HOLIDAYS Pickering flea Market Travel SWEEPSTAKES OPEN TO ANYONE 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER EXCEPT METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE EMPLOYEES OR TIER FAMILIES. No PURCHASE NECESSARY. ONE ENTRY PER FAMILY MUST BE DELIVERED TO THE PICKERING FLEA MARKET BY 500 P.M. ON FEB. 6. 1944. WINNER WILL BE DETERMINED BY RANDOM DRAWING ONLY. A SINGLE PRIZE OF A CRUISE FOR TWO APPROXIMATELY VALUED AT 11M.00 WILL BE AWARDED. PRIZE tS NOT REDEEMABLE FOR CASH. WINNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OPTIONS. TAXES OR OTHER COSTS. WINNER WILL BE NOTFIED BY PHONE OR MAL 1M W"'S NAME WILL BE PUBLISHED. BY ENTSWA WINNERS CONSENT TO THE USE OF THEIR NAMES AND LIEIESS FOR PROMOTIONAL PtARPOSES WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION. VOD WHERE PFO 48M BY UCP. NAYS ADDRESS CITY PC PHONE HOME OFFICE lar rm 0 lot idWrt pkasa contact LNAGLOBE BON VOYAGE OrMario #2444212 1-(416) 425-5885 or 14800-461-0930 DROP OFF YOUR BAlLOr 0 7W alll N 0007H =0110 IIESIOE TW DOOR O ISM COUNTER (NOM EN1111MC4 SUNDAY STOCKING STUFFER SPECIAL SMARTIES TUBE ..-.-.$ $ ;9.9 .... V . . . + �' ►' gem Mid `fig sirs , Pram yes a_w_•><><be► a� at Me Pickering Flea Market Full Size Carnival Most Sundays Vast Array Of Products • Farmer's Market Largest Indoor Flea Market in North America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, Ont. Vendor Inquiries (905) 427-0744 ONTARIO'S LARGEST FACTORY SHOWROOM VA(UUMS PLUS come and see us :clk l 4 inlet system Includes deluxe j� electric powerhead ' and hose!!' 30' Garage Hose > And Cleaning Attachments with �`- this ad! J stin, Time �,,. a • The easy way to dean! • Workhorse power unit #353 • 8 handy dean -all attachments and deluxe chromed wands. • Goof-Proo* ducting, guaranteed for lie, even against dogs! • Complete satisfaction or your money back - even 1 year later! • From Canada's best-selling, built-in vacuum manufacturer! • So durable, it's the last vacuum you'll ever buy. J_ I1271 KINGSTON ROAD, !just west d Uv&pW Rd., Noah of SA,pereerunre) nSj;,r Y VV 831 -BEAM" (23261 -- To (ro`krer My 1 Group helps grieving adults DURHAM - Registration is now being taken for the next ses- sion of the Durham Community Bereavement Services. The Adult Grief Recovery Group meets Wednesdays from Jan. 12 to March 2, from 7 to 9 p.m. It's for people 18 years and older who have lost someone Sig- nificant in their lives. Cost is $25. Call 728-3741 to register or for more information, including meet- ing location. The Town of Pickering Department of Community Services and Facilities Bring some food to the Pickering Recreation Complex for the food drive and receive... ENJOY QUALITY FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY "SQUASH"RACQUETBALL"HEALTH CLU "TENNIS"SWIMMING J -�► for as little as...ymoff =20.00/month for fui anrwwl m -11hersh PPLAAMI i $10.00/month for daytime membership RECEIVE A FREE TANNY PACK" WITH ANY PURCHASE OF AN r ANWAL MEMBERSHIP t DECEMBER 15,1 -JANUARY 94 1994' -993 For more information contact the Pickering Recreation Complex at 831-1711 or 683-6582 PLEASE HELP FEED LOCAL FAMILIES!! VT �,,�,. �..,.,�.,{1 'rrllra��•r1rY1�!`r��'•'.1 ;i ,:'a/N THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECENNU 17, I" MGE v 'ime in a recent Christmas parade at the Pickering school. a M_ M� Nhen he played drew Iwanowski I A .11113,19 :911 Bikes..................................FROM 25 000 1 Climbers .....................FROM;31500 1 ! Treadmills ............ FROMI10010 Rowers. .........FROM12`t500 Ski Machines..... FROM 435 00 Home GVms.........FROMs99900 1!a \ + PF e� PARAm0Uf11 Benches, Bars, Dumbbells, Machine The Fitness Centre by Paramount, complete with Attachments, options, offers 21 precise exercises to achieve the same Accessories • results given by club equipment, and ii it's value you Plus Much More! really want, the Fitness Centre is the answer. VISIT OUR SHOWROO Q al FITNESS 61.3 Kingston Road ZPickering, Ontario EQUIPMENT 839-3885 XDARI SAIF S UP 27%!!!= AND VAL11E IS THE REASON. 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PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 19" tif1L1L�RTA71S�R7D Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The dead- line for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publi- cation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. CONCERT The Ajax Young Singers children's choir holds a free Christmas concert in the lobby of the Ajax Community Centre. on Centennial Rd., from 7 to 8 p m. 427-8811 CHRISTMAS MUSIC The Pickering Philharmonic Orchestra presents a Christmas Festival with the Jean McDonald Singers at 3 and 7 p.m Bird's the word in wildlife trek DURHAM - If you think all the birds have flown the coop for the winter, think again. Then, head to the Lynde Shores Conservation Area Sun- day, Jan. 9 when Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) staff will conduct a tour of the bird -feeder trail. You'll find out about the survival techniques of the many bird species which remain in northern climes during the win- ter and you'll discover how to attract wildlife to your back- yard with the use of bird feed in properly-bcated feeders. Bird seed will be provided so everyone can feed chick- adees. People joining the trip should take binoculars a6d dress Wpropriately. Lynda Shores is on Victoria St. (the eastern extension of Bayly St.), in Whitby. Call the CLOCA office at 579-0411 for more information. ob Due to supplier delivery problems, the fol - I wwv dams will not be available. Pape 4 Vanity Fas Satin .Sk epeW and P.J.'s in colours parfait, ice blue and vanilla. Other colours are available. Pape t -Duc d'O Truffles 250 g. price higher than advertised. Should read: $6.99. Inadvertently, the errors Misted appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or confusion to our custorners. EATON'S at Pine Ridge Secondary School, 2155 Liverpool Rd. N., Pickering. Tickets $12 for adults, $10 for stu- dents and seniors, with proceeds supporting Hospice Durham. For box office information, call 686- 7531. READING CLUB: Children four to 12 are welcome to join The Picker- ing Reading Circle which meets every Saturday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Orchard Villa Retirement Home, 1955 Valley Farm Rd., Picker- ing. Volunteer seniors, high school students and parents read to the children using books donated by the Pickering library. 839-3037. BAZAAR: The Durham Deliver- ance Temple holds a bazaar and craft sale from 9 a.m to 5 p.m., at 545 Kingston Rd.. Pickering Village (the former Pickering Village United Church building). Proceeds go to the church building fund. 728-8124. NATIVITY SCENE A live nativity scene s presented at Mt. Lon Unit- • ed Church, Pickering. at 5:30 and 7 p.m. Travel west of Durham Rd. 23 on Conc. 8. or east of Salem Rd. on Conc. 8. Bleacher seating; take a blanket. Offering to cover expens- es.649-5200. FUND-RAISER: Juliet Hunte, exec- utive director of Sylvia"s Residence for Teen Moms & Adolescents, hosts a fund-raising brunch at 12 noon at the Victorian Garden Gazebo, 60 Randall Dr- Pickering Village. Tickets $20. Reserve. 427-0052. BRUNCH: The ladies auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion branch 606 hosts a Christmas brunch from 1 1 a.m. to 1 p.m at the Legion hall. 1555 Boyly St.. Pickering. Cost $2.50. 839-2990;837-1567. MONDAY, DEC. 20 CANCER The Living With Cancer support groups meet from 7 to 830 p.m., at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres.. Ajax. The group for parents of children with cancer and the group for children 41.4 BAY RIDGES FLORISTS INC. 1215 BAYLY STREET (IGA PLAZA), PICKERING Share your warmest Holiday wishes with family, friends and business associates anywhere in the world with a fresh arrangement, plant or bouquet of cut flowers FOR QUALITY, VALL'E & SERVICE Piio,NE 839-2949 Phone orders accepted on alt Major Credit Cards DAILY DELIVERIES FROM OSHAWA TO OAKVILLE Cut your own CHRISTMAS TREES Fun For The Entire Family Enjoy a veal tradition Hayrides - RetredUaWds Free Tree BaWq - Craft Shop 9..00 a -6e- to S-00 P.M. From Over 20,000 Top Oualky, Groomed 6' -12' Scotch Pine, White Spruce, White Pine Weekends December. 4tb to December 18th Mumorr's 1iree Farm 662 Townline Road 1 Mile North Of Ashburn Village For More Information Or For Weekday Visits Please Call The Farm At (905) 655-3295 aged seven to 17 years dealing with cancer, either personally or with a relative, meet separately. 686-1516 (Lynn Nazarko). Your calendar of coming events WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22 EUCHRE: The ladies auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion branch 606 hosts euchre games at 8 p.m. Consumer Car Mart Leasing and Selling Vehicles For Over 7 Years INDOOR SHOWROOM 1M2 ma %uon Auto A4 '8,294 1106 VOLKSWAGEN CABRIOLET can ..._....._211,890 Ti Rwry v REE COTT Y6MiFAlir 1 M6 AC1AiA KrEG A RS 2 DR. AUTO —17,94 Ts.11I.s aw '8,161 1101 CMC Cl AUTO 46,396 10 ACCORD EXa LOADED 89,783 1101 TERCEL Auto A1C 1,580 1IM Rn acs SPD. ASNaUtN 1101 A=m 4 DR. AUTO Ac m HICKEYS _.—'8,463 1110 MAZDA 626 LX S SPO __ '3,874 1101 MUSTANG cowA --Ill YpM at.a 12,971 1610 EAGLE VISTA LX AUTO AIC 15,964 1104 BUG( REGAL 2e AUTO Ac _ '2,987 1610 o2u MPV V6. AUTO A!C �ssl' 14s 7 '9,900 Tsarom+ TO 4m aged seven to 17 years dealing with cancer, either personally or with a relative, meet separately. 686-1516 (Lynn Nazarko). 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Concerts will also be present- ed in the Whitby Mall (1:15 p.m.) and at Pickering Town Centre (2:30 p.m.) near the THE MONM HIAA DDCDMM IN SATURDAY THURSDAY 18 23 wisTmAs "Rummsur PARTY (John Cougar with Tribute) 'PRIOR LIve CONVICTIONS' CHRISTMAS Mw WARM-UP THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30 Customer Appreciation Nite "HYSTERIA" (Def t.epperd Tribute) Mu r�nAr�FaT n,... +•r+ o -Ip MSM DW81F NJ. 710.09.9.15. SIL & Sal:15,100.30t 1.7. 71D,900.9� Ilse-1M.11S,1a0.7.710.99D. OItS No Pa WWM MACK SIL 0 Sm. 100.7:15,1:4. Mv1.•Tho.100.3:15. (ADULTS 01251 in Ln FtL- 715, t15 @BETNO'YEN'! tMpto R11, 9, SIL • Sun. 1, 3.56 7, g. Mon. 71wa 1.3.7, t No Provo =I OF TIE III ® . Fd. 7.15, 9:4 SaL 0 San. 1:30,420,7:15,945 Mon. Thum t:X 7:15.915 gazebo on the lower level. The Horsetess Carriagemen are active members of the Soci- ety for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America Inc. This society is nearly 40,000 strong in North America and supports speech therapy for chil- dren and adults. The chorus meets each Mon - ENTERTAINMENT SUMCES ESCORT SERVICE STAGMTAGETTES PRIVATE PART TES STRIP -0 -GRAMS. 7 DAY - 24 HRS. DISCRETION ASSURED FREE TATIOK 683- 055 ift ~KILJ , Eggs Any Style WO" Deo>fl Msagr, i tam, we "a" �.°°°�°•° ndo mJen i ddinar ioW 1 $4■95 �M French Toast wdh bacon. wuw, � or ham, wftee, baske4 muffin A dimer rod. 3.9 Pancakes (Homemade) W�,�syNP. $4■95 bacon or sausage day night at Glen Stewart Park Hall, corner of Cartier and Cabot Sts. in Oshawa. All men who enjoy singing and warm fel- lowship are invited to attend. For more information about the Barbershoppers, call Roy Brillinger at 579-3462. ' Curling Ice for 8 ' 14 oz. Mugs of Beer for 8 Giant Bowls of Chili for 8, Rolls & Butter for 8 ' FREE BROOMS ' FREE INSTRUCTIONS (),Ali 9088 Exp„• Dw- MI per person, plus taxes. Annandale Country Club Church St., Ajar b8 W O Deluxe Hot and Cold Buffet Sidon $8095 Of BW Eggs Benedict Ergtr" mtfia DeamMlDecal " $595 ■ THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17,1193 -PAGE 17 FFeLM11 anta's Coming ... To Brunch y's Pickering • Sunday, December 19th Give a Gift/Get a Gift ' Donate a new unwrapprd witoy have your picture taken th SANTA! Kelsey's Pickering • 1550 Kingston Rd. • 420-5366 ENJVT tim rAIRCC Ad rmmwm j%n rnrvc AND RECEIVE ?ND ENTREE OF EQUAL LESSER VALUE FREE VALUE UP TO arw V"M" anM`a at {�IIDNIE#T�.E.IIfM�th.1.>M>tA� Come on and Taste the Texas Tradition his Holiday Season! 1 ISO PEE 1 $1 O value :2V Trinir rooc �Oei eaa,dr5 fro x�es : Y; 7a:.rt�es roa er acxer , xcom or" • egxes .rn av 5 'r-4 Y, MA (M 0\ 1\ L\V %1S1I k r =2 Qt At)tes Rd EAPAR 420-3334 True Howdy P ardner! The gang at the Lane Star Cafe want y'di to come and visit us real soon. Come in for a taste of authentic FRESH-TEX hob 'tatitY S coolan aid southern p1 Named after the Lone Star state of Texas these cowboys don't mind if yd, horse arouno a bit. dress lilae a Texan or forget your table manners once in a while. NOW LOCATED AT HWY #2 kND WHITES ROAD 420-3334 PW, ask pRIZES Ii#l: FREE WINGS 610 MONARCH AVE. 619-2344 AJAX PRO T04 s 4 S90 BAR & GRILL .--mvpWimmm ask pRIZES Ii#l: FREE WINGS ]PAGE 13 -THE NEWS ADVF•RMER FRIDAY, DECEhISER 17, 1913 .ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Gart roti s tri*bute band plays Coconutz tonight AJAX-PICKERING - No Fences, a Garth Brooks tribute band, takes the stage at Coconutz Taps & Eats in Ajax on Friday night. Opening for the group at 9 p.m. is The Delta River Band, which will be back on Saturday, beginning at 9. Tuesdays are Q 107 Jam Nights with Al Joines at 9 p.m. There's karaoke with Zak on Wednesday at 9 and the Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Party on Thursday at 9. Coconutz Taps & Eats is at 520 Westney Rd. S.. Ajax. Call 686-1549. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: BOURBON BAYl, Y'S: There's Krazy Karaoke Friday starting at 9 p.m. Bourbon Bayly's is at 368 Bayly St., Ajax. Call 427-1888. CENTREFIELD'S: Centre - field's has DJ music on Friday night. starting at 9 p.m. On Sat- urday night, enjoy R & B music of the Durham Sound Band at 9. There's karaoke on Sunday at 9 p.m. Every Wednesday. six male exotic dancers take the stage at 9:30 p.m. Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock Rd., Pickering. Call 837-1850. HARP & THISTLE PUB: Tim Howie will play light rock and folk music Friday and Satur- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There's karaoke on Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Harp and This- tle is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: A jazz jam with the Jazz Cats is featured Thurs- day nights from 8 to 11. The pub's annu- al Christmas party is on Saturdav with. budding musicians invited to take the open stage. It :�- begins at 8:30 • r} p.m. The annual ' children's Christmas brunch is on * ,L Sunday at 1 p.m. The Fox & Flowerpot is in the village k-ourtyara in 'Are you on your way to stardom? If so, give entertainment reporter Al Rivett a call at 683-5110 j! REC'J A In The Oshawa This Week/Ajax Pickering News Advertiser dated "., Dec. 15 an error occurred in the Durham Mazda advertisement. The 193 MPV DX should have read 4 wheel disc not 4 wheel drive. The Oshawa This Week/Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 6 Dudlam Mazda regret any inconvenience this may have caused. Village. Call 428-2162. MONKEY BAR & GRILL: It's Rockin' Fridays starting at 9 p.m. with the 1993 bikini finals. A Christmas party with rock 'n' rollers Prior Convictions starts at 9 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are on sale now for the New Year's Eve party featuring two great bands, Full Moon Fever and Can't Get Enough. Cost is $7 each or $12 per couple. The Monkey Bar & Grill is at 172 Hunt St., Ajax. Call 619-1236. SECOND STOREY: There's a dance party on two separate dance floors on Friday at 9 p.m. with lots of giveaways. On Saturday, it's the Saturday Nite Show, featuring Warren E. and Tommy G. There's a chance to win tickets to see Blue Rodeo. A pool tourna- ment is held Sunday at 3 p.m. Wednes- day night is Hump Night with DJ Mike. Thursday is Con- test Night. New Year's Eve tickets are now available. The Second Storey is at 88 Har- wood Ave.. Ajax. Call 683- 2940. JOKERS: Country and west- ern band Bakersfield is on stage Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Pip's Karaoke is fea- tured Thursdays from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m_ Jokers is at 335 Bayly St., Ajax. Call 427 -0337 - KERRY INN: The Kerry Inn has dance music with The Mem- phis Committee Friday and Sat- urday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428- 8790. TUDOR ARMS: Bruce Nasmith will play a wide variety of music and lead a sing -along of Christmas carols on Saturday from 9 p.m. to l a.m. There's karaoke on Sunday, starting at 8 p.m. Four -piece band Third Degree plays classic rock Thurs- day nights from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Tudor Arms is in the Amberlea Plaza, 1822 Whites Rd., unit 18, Pickering. Call 839-8387. THE MEETING HOUSE: Versatile rock 'n' roll and R & B musician Jimmy Fraser, the one-man boogie band, plays Fri- day and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and again on Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Meeting House is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-4744. KANGAROOS: The Picker- ing nightspot will feature an open stage hosted by the female duo The Wild - wood Flowers Fri- day night from 7 to 11 P.M. Musi- clans are wel- come to get on stage with their acoustic guitar and sing along. Kangaroos is at . 985 Brock Rd. S. Pickering. Call 839-6845. LORD BYRONS: Lord Byrons has relaxing piano music Friday and Saturday nights to enjoy with your dinner. The music starts at 7. Lord B yrons is at 1725 Kingston Rd. (at Brock Rd.) in Pickering. Call 686-7000. TUDOR ROSE: Larry Goguen plays a wide assortment of music Friday and Saturday, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Call 428-1815. DONA Y MIGUELS: Enjoy the delightful sounds of Mexican music while you dine Friday and Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd., Ajax. Call 6864468. ROYAL SCOT: The Royal Scot has DJ music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. There's karaoke on Tuesday nights, beginning at 9. New If your club or restaurant Year's Eve tickets are now offers live entertainment, call available. The Royal Scot is at At Rivett at the News Adver- 44 Hunt St., Ajax. Call 683- tiser, 683-5110, to be included 6657. in this weekly feature. Q UNITED WAY OF AJAXIPICKERING �. CHRYSLER Raises =95,000 for the United Way! ON Or kP THE TRUTH BEHID RUDOLPH'S SMLE! from Because the goodwill of those we serve DR. JACOUEUNE UNDO is the foundation of our practice, it is a AND STAFF pleasure at this holiday time to say 419 KkVslott Rd w, 'Thank you* and to wish you a lull year of Ajax 42/-3249 Health and Happiness. 0. (Y Pictured above is Wolfgang Mueller, a local artist who contributes one of his original paintings every year to Chrysler employees who raffle it off as a special event. This year, Tony Perrino (middle) was the winner. Gord Mitchell, Plant Manager (pictured right) notes that approximately $1,322 was raised from this year's raffle. 0 , I ORW Smith Books BOOKS outlet Stores & smut, In Boutiques BOOKS BOORS All stock now 50% off the lowest marked price Our gift to you, 50% off everything in the store from the newest best seller to the lowest priced previously reduced title Bring this rd into our Outlet or lk" lk)utiyue stores and receive $5.00 oft' every tx" purchase of $20.00 and over. Full details available in the store. Sortie restrictkxis apply. Not valid with licxAL%aver's Club Card. S11 01,11LItkt st _ t , O celltltF�±mow' 1755 Pickering Parkway Unit 20 A Pickering (905) 619-3095 Coupon valid until December 31, 1993 ME 1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1993 -PAGE 19 Axemen beat Petes; move into third in standings By AL RIVETT goalie Ryan Lowe was forced to come up with men were shorthanded. Don Curran netted an Sports Reporter numerous saves to preserve the lead, including one insurance marker for Ajax at the eight -minute AJAX - The Ajax Axemen big stop on a Peterborough shooter while the Axe- mark of the third period to close out the scoring. scored an important win over I The Axemen In ed in Newmarket a ainst the the Peterborough Trentway Petes here Tuesday night. The Axemen held off the hard -charging Petes in the third period to record a 6-4 victory in Provincial Au" AXEMEN Junior 'A' ...._.._.� Hockey League action at the Ajax Com- e es munity Cen- tre arena. HMEr CLUB The win was big as it moves the Axemen into sole possession of third place in the league's East Division stand- ings with a record of 13 wins, 10 losses and four ties for 30 points. Prior to Tuesday's game, Ajax was in a three-way logjam with the Barrie Colts and the Markham Waxers for third spot. Axemen co -coach John Blackburn was happy to see his charges stick to a simple game plan through the opening 40 minutes. But, a third -period lull was almost the team's undoing. "It wasn't pretty, but we did play 40 really good minutes of hockey," says Blackburn. "When we're successful, we're outworking the other team and not getting too fancy. For 40 minutes we really did that. But, the last 20 minutes we seemed to let up and let them back into the game." After a scoreless first period, the Axemen blew the game wide open in the middle frame with a five -goal outburst to lead 5-1. Colin Carey scored two second -period goals, while Ryan Harnett, Brent Gaylor and Geravin Symyk notched singles. However, in the third period the Petes stormed back to nar- row the deficit to 5-4. Ajax PLAYER PROFILE Ryan Lowe POSITION: Goaltender NUMBER: 31 HEIGHT: 6' WEIGHT: 190 AGE: 17 SCHOOL: Pickering High LAST TEAM: Ajax/Pick- ering 'AAA' midgets GOAL: Play in the OHL OTHER FACTS: Drafted by the OHL's Kingston Frontenacs this summer. F y g '87s on Thursday night, after our press deadline. They entertain the last -place Lindsay Bears in the final home game before Christmas at the Ajax Community Centre arena on Tuesday, Dec. 21 at 8 P.M. The Ajax -Lindsay game also represents the Axemen's Christmas minor hockey game. All minor hockey players will get into the game free. There'll be loads of giveaways and Santa Claus will pay a special visit from the North Pole. D:1 :1 AXE FAX: There's an Axemen alumni game scheduled for January. All former Axemen play- ers are asked to call the Axemen office. More details will follow. DO'C Chargers comeback bid falls joust short By AL RIVETI' put the game away on a powerplay marker late AJAX - TheDenis O'Connor Catholic In the Contest. Denis O'Connor coach Pat Sheehan says a High School Chargers were knocking, but the penalty against his squad in the late going Oshawa Paul Dwyer Saints shut the door in gave the momentum back to Dwyer Saints high school hockey action in Ajax Wednesday. who made good use of the powerplay opportu- A DO'C Chargers' comeback attempt fell apart in the third period as the Dwyer Saints nity to put a lock on the victory. "We battled back and we had everything "But, claimed ��tt ,4 3 v�cttgryy in Lake Ontario Sec- ondary School•Adtietics (f-6SSA) hockey going for us," says Sheehan. we took a bad, for penalty at the end of the on at the A' �it�� for tf>�e f - praised his t -The loss was 'a furt r tbtcir Chargers whose mord fell to one win and five fr�scdylorsaon 'players [[or keeping their c6mposure in a game losses in league play. Meanwhile, the Saints are still undefeated and sit atop the league in which numerous minor penalties were called. He also gave full credit to Denis standings with a record of six wins and one O'Connor for a good effort. tie. "It was a chippy kind of a game. The guys The Chargers bounced back from two two- had to keep their minds on the game and keep "(DO'C) goal deficits in the first and second periods to their focus," says Boisson. put up a tie the game at 3-3 early in the final frame. hard fight. You've got to give them credit; However, Dwyer got the lead right back and they're a good team." Jason Masternac opened the sconng for Dwyer just 15 seconds into the game, burying a big rebound for the only goal of the opening per. Dwyer's Shaun Manella scored his first of three goals early in the second period on a three-way pawing play. The Chargers' David Worrall put DO'C back into the game as he wired a hard slapshot which found the corner. 'Ryan Vandermeer restored Dwyer's two -goal 0.. lead after a prolonged attack on the DO'C .met. With 54 seconds remaining in the middle frame; DO'C closed the gap to 3-2 on a goal by Tyler Kilgannon who swatted in a rebound off the back boards. With the Chargers enjoying a two-man advantage early in the final stanza, Worrall scored his second of the contest to tie the game 3-3. However, seconds later, Manella scored the game winner. He added one more on the powerplay to complete the scoring. Gators grab junior boys' v -ball title AJAX-PICKERING - The Gandatsetiagon Public School Gators junior boys' volleyball team is the best in Durham Region. Gandatsetiagon, the Pick- ering area champions, won the Durham Elementary Ath- letic Association (DEAA) championship during "final four" playoffs at Lincoln Alexander School in Ajax last Thursday. In semi-final action, Gan- datsetiagon defeated Beau Valley school of Oshawa 15- 12-15, 15-12 to advance to the championship contest. In the title game, Gandat- setiagon defeated Westney Heights Public School from Ajax 16-14, 15-10. Meanwhile, in the junior girls' playdowns, three area schools — Frenchman's Bav Public School of Pickering and Applecroft Public School and Westney Heights Public School, both of Ajax — competed for the regional title. In the semi-finals, Har- mony Heights school of Oshawa got by Frenchman's Bay 15-9, 15-1, while Applecroft defeated Westney Heights 15-11, 15-8. In the final, Applecroft was narrowly defeated by Harmony Heights 15-11, 13- 15,15-8. Big swim meet at rec complex on weekend PICKERING - The Pick- ering Swim Club will host its biggest meet of the sea- son this weekend. The seventh annual Christmas Classic, at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex pool Friday to Sunday, is one of the largest and most significant swim com- petitions in Durham Region this year. The meet has grown in reputation due to the calibre of swimmers it attracts. Approcima4ely 500 adj- letes tepresewtiag "19 c4abs from soutbt +central Ontario have registered for more than 100 events during the two -and -a -half days of com- petition. Spectators are welcome. Admission is free. For more information, call Sylvia at 509-1981. PAGE -20 -THE NEWS ADYENMER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, It" Atom Panthers make final of hockey tourney .0 PICKERING - The Pickering Panthers Garthwood Homes minor atom 'AA' rep hockey team ran out of offensive gas in the final of the CUPE Local 4900 Atom Hockey Tournament in East Gwillimbury last week- end. Playing Ancaster in the championship game, Pickering was held to one goal in a 3-1 `♦G ,�, loss. The Pan- thers outshot Ancaster 15-7 d in the final period. Jeff 9rJtpCIATl�: Tobin scored the lone Pickering goal from Colin Jennings. Pickering met West Hill in the semi-final and skated away with a 3-0 shutout win. Scott Billing, Tobin and Evan Georgievski scored for the Pan- thers, with assists to Kearn, Hughes and Kurtis Fray. In their first-round game, the Pickering atoms blanked Guelph 2-0. Michael Lyne earned the shutout. David Hughes and Tobin scored for Pickering, with assists to Dimitri Grigoriadis and Kevin Keam. The Panthers blasted Windsor 6-1 in the second contest. Lead- ing the scoring was Georgievski with a goal and two assists. Tobin, Billing and Fray all had a goal and an assist, with single markers tic Hughes and Jennings. Steven Araujo was solid in net, allowing one goal against. Pickering played .500 hockey in the recent Pickering tourna- ment. The Panthers posted a record of one win, one loss and one tie in round-robin play, and just missed qualifying for the playoffs. Pickering dropped the first game 3-2 to Bowmanville. Tobin and Billing scored for the Pan- thers, with assists to Kearn, David Skrepnek and Jennings. Tobin was the most valuable player of the game. Pickering then downed Owen Sound 3-2. Tobin, with two goals, and Jennings, with a sin- gle, did the scoring for Pickering. Assisting were James Judges, Hughes and Brandon Gifford. Jennings was the game MVP. Pickering and Vaughan played to a scoreless tie in the final round-robin contest. Goalie Michael Lyne was the MVP for Pickering. He also won the skills competition in the goalie section earlier in the tourney. PiIs ckering novices deserve an A -Plus for first victory PICKERING - The Pickering A -Plus Software major novice AA' rep hockey team recorded its first win of the season recently_ Pickering blasted Barrie 9-1 as Jonathan Samson netted a hat trick, while Daniel Forrester scored a pair. Bradley Binns, Robert Follett, Brian Greer and Kyle Hamilton each had one goal. Assists went to Greer with four, Follett with two, Keith Rhodes, Binns and Forrester with one apiece. In other action, Pickering lost to Newmarket 5-2. Rhodes and Sam- son scored, with assists to Hamilton, Samson and Mike Cuzzotino. Pickering was edged by Richmond Hill 2-1. Gregory McHale scored for Pickering, assisted by Michael Weiss. Sco�Bo e PICKERING SOCCER CLUB Pearce, Putman. Poera- P�sar, Cathy Fertile 2. Wilma LaRocnelie. Karen Malorvy, Rssues morn n000r soccer pay on Nov. Ze. Poppe scoring: Sharon Searle 4, Lenore Pearson, Joy Hercia. Sheeie Snyder. Assists to Fertile 2. UNDER-SlIX DIVISION Bev Wiuiamson. Assists to Jackie Banes 3. LaRoche%. ft a . Hrcia, Maloney, Snyder. Jim Nicholson Insurance 3 (Andrew Prowl 2. Jor- SUu, DEC. 12: Sapphire Bar i Grit 6 vs- Sunon Sutbri *car' : Goals by Lauren* Brow3, Janet dA! Lianza. MVP Andrew 0owaln vs. SuprCentre Group A. Ouinn. Assists to Carolyn Chin 2. Kathy Terry. ! (Joshua Reece. MVP Marc Sorrie): Pickering Sapphire scoring: Goals by Shrtyn Potarw 2, Mlcnelino Vlau, LndaZuser. S10 -Sporn 2 (Jason Sao. Jel" Graham, MVPs K N YDo "sli des n adera. ug ) vs. --,an Progress Club 0 (MVPs Brent Fos, Justin Sarah); Noranda Forest Rangers 13 IJohn Jerrie 9. Lisa i00'T A/0 Crowder 2, Bryn Ponloid. Ks. Bishop. MVP PODIATRIST .. Jour (Al e. Brian Peptoid) vs. Pickering Lions Club t (Acs Stav+ou, MVPs Bean Knq, Mathew _-- Thompson); Noranda Forest Rangers 3 (John Jon k. 2. Cameron Barrell. MVPs John Janke, Ronald J. Klein B.S.c., D.P.M. 4t:"" Cameron Barwell) vs. P ckering Slo-Sports 2(JasonDee 2. MVP Jason Dwle); SuprCemrs S Wishes to Announce the Opening of(Jamie Molony 3. Joshua Reece. Danyelle Brighton, MVP ArrWXWLea Cassidy) vs. Pkyterng his Practice ` Lions Cluo 0 (MVPs Brian Wrigley. Nicole Pwrwowakt,0 ASD LJIIOER olvlsloN At the Pickering Medical Centre Kelsey's 4 (Andrew Visconti 3. David Vavala.Ortliatim MVPs Jen Chnstwi. Corey Sotipel) vs. Pickering ., 'CttOfRFOOt $10 -Sporn 2 (Brandon Samuel. Ann" Jones. ' Full maws i sports Med wine MVPs Andrew Bawe1L Alcoa Kaye); Quality Tune- ( ill lip 2 (Juba Prohaska. SachaMarwas. MVPs Juba Prohaska. AdamWads) vs. W(idwood Ford 1M -T Corn kcathum (William Pap,neau, MVPs Ryan Halsall, Adam-0uldreisFoot Janssen). Peg Peregd t (Michael Jae. MVPs Scott Bram. Adam Whyte) vs. M i M Meats 1 (Matt m Dennison. MVPs Kim Bejaia. Tlrtons Ddngen): M i M Mean 1 (Maar Dennison, MVPs Man Denn,• son, Jason Whashead) vs Wildrwod Ford 1 (Ryan ha". MVPs Ryan HalsaR. Adam MoConaehla): pu>try 5 (Ryan Doody 2. Chris Guam, ten. Michaelchael DiPasOuale. Julia Prohaska) vs. REBOUND � , , ' ' , , Kelseys 1 (Andrew Visconti. MVPs Robert H., TS (Corey Scold' Pickering S10 -Sports 6 (Houston Kays,`•r David turn)Maltarts.AftPeiss g ""�'"PS WELCOMES GREGORY'S SKI SHOP Kaye, Kareem Green) vs. Pp Prpo 0 (MVPs 4< Mathew Perrwrowislo, Ashley) CROSS C NTRi SKIS THAN 100 PARS OF KI OTS UNDER -12 D1YllION Kiskeys 3 (Jiian Bering 3) Va. Bun's Designer r Kitchens 2 (Jason McArthur air Canadian OUR SKATE �Y� Progress 2 (Michael l i JCW AriOrew *k 0 () vs. EXCHAM W" HAIIO TIRED BY A Pkilerirp Sb Spats 0; Jtahrron Consols 0 (MVP Mena" Gerber) vs- But 'N Ben Bakery 0 (MVP OYER 400 PAW � Stephanie Mourao): Canadian Progress Club 3 OF USED SK _ FOR (Andrew Lowiles 2. David McConaTO chie) vs. CHDOSE $24 W KeWa , (Sabellian Arrow): But 14 Ben ScoRsh ,-o• - aa- ... ,K .7.7 Bibi ry 2 (Michell Kerr -Stewart 2) vs. Pic" t - — SloSpores 2 (Naomi ThaMon. Ryan Topping). OFT CERTAGTES tW Jlohnson um%) r:. Bunn a 683-3476Kill Mils 1 Aisa aw" N Csarth!road Homes t (Jordan Doody, MVPs B+wEswra�rc NTiEMROiRAiARMOCK�i iNR!/M�W &af 11411 Natasha Vadera, Ryan Georgistle) vs. Licks 0 (MVPs Katie Toorrsalu, Kenneth Tam); Laura's Chrpos 0 (MVPs Kays Dale. Kiiely Harrison) vs. Pi im" Slo-Sports 0: Pwrltim Trophy 1 (Wiliam MacArthur, MVPs Wiliam MacArthur. Matthew Gerard) vs. PCCCA 1 f*w Munro, MVPs Adrian capM0. PE ING INN THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY wacERwc RINGETTE Assoal►TroN Gams assuls ore tel Dec.3W of DURHAM RE *X TEAM 2Pa.A�� HOLIDAY CLOSURE Xaroa (rrrsen) , uw"Pimvs. Pan rorty.. ' t� Sports (kesrnndi m 'AAI 10 vas Paris 3 ...... U"s MIGUMUWM S. .'j: Sapoli)n' Bar i Grill 10 n• r. _ - (� 2 DIJRHAN •.6sr�c.tJd1 OFtAN REGION ;Pf ib'sn«MrP°lMi"sr ' '1111111111711111Ll aRochsM S. Joy Hetes 3. Aeskts b Sire ' t SITE e • ! i wastlabs 2, Shrew Hatch 2, Hetda 2. LaRocheie ?47) 2, Poland 2_ st» K.plall B: Goby Kali Ling and Karen The Metro Brock West Lando Site will be dosed from Friday, December 24, . S: Sunon Group 3 era Janis Mkdiei 1993, IoMonday, December 27,1993, for dee Christmas Holiday. The site will be VAchers 2- ar.lort crew eaaras: Goals by Laurw Brown open on Tuesday, December 28, 1993. 2, Carolyn m Chin. As to CaroChin. Sharon Castellarin, Kathy Tony. isinle Mhch*N sew": Goals by i10.n Pap. This silee will also be dosed from Saturday, January 1, 1994 to Monday, January and Tink Md(agw. Assists to Kest' polos. rink T 3, 1994, for the New Years Holiday. Normal operation will resume on Tuesday, HURS.DEC. s: Ston Goy a country Club r Jauary4,194. vs. Pappe 6. Seaton scoring: Goals by Karen Pearce 3, V.A- SILGAIUS, P Ba Heather Putnam 2, Diane Poeta. Mark" PYaN• Assists to Karen Laing 2. Terri MuNn. Pam Stakes, CO MER OF WORKS P Pickering 'A' petites maul Markham PICKERING - The Pickering petite 'A' ringette team turned in a stellar performance to beat Markham 9-2 in recent league play in Markham. Sheila Burgan and Carrie File each had a five -point night with three goals and two goals. Amanda Deveaux contributed a goal and an assist, with single markers to Melanie Curran and Carlene Fuman. Team members are Sheila Bergin, Lyndsay Civello, Jenna Clements, Melanie Curran, Amanda Deveaux, Carrie File, Carlene Finnan, Laura Gallaher, Emily Helmer, Melissa -Ann Miekle, Erica Purdy and Emma Wilkinson. Head coach is Frank Helmer, assistant coach Steve Clements, manager Diane Bergin and trainer Erin Rourke. — — Tfid4aE i At BCOOV Because of you, newspaper and flyer insert recovery in households with Blue Box service is an incredible 77 Because of you, those newspapers – 250,LVO tonnes of them – didn't end up in landfill. How much money did that save Ontario municipalities last year.' Millions of dollars. Add that to the more than $6 million revenue generated from the sale of a quarter of a million tonnes of old newspapers, and the cost of collecting new,; - papers through the Blue Box is more than covered. Surprised.' Well, now that you know, take a bow. Recycling newspapers and flyer inserts is a real Ontario success stony. Thank, to you. i The Newspaper Publishers of Ontario im Podiatrist supports your feet Ronald Klein, a podiatrist practicing in Pickering, offers some valuable advice about your feet. The elderly often lose or experience a thinning of the fat pad on the ball of the foot. This causes excessive pressure across the metatarsals, resulting in callus fgtrrnation. TriAtifteot'toe ialtus!s include soaking the feet in warm, soapy water for 10 to 15 minutes and then rubbing the callus with a chiropody sponge or pumice stone. Restoring moisture to the skin is best done with a urea -based cream. Persistent calluses are best treated with a pair of orthotics (custom- made shoe inserts) to redistribute weight and balance to the foot. Corns, which appear on the toes, are also a buildup of skin as a protective mechanism against excessive pressure. Changing shoe styles to accommodate the front of the foot will lessen pressum and reduce the can's size. Warts are caused by a virus, and can occur on any pagtat' the body. They, art cbntagious amd'should be treated,14 soon as,le ' Warts , are tab f to"' orp�ldren, pregnant Women, andilaru+ybne who walks barefooted where others have walked (at pools, for example). Heal spur pain is a misnomer for a common foot problem known as plantar fasciitis, which invariably occurs with the first few steps out of bed in the morning. For more information on any foot - related problem, Dr. Klein's office is at 1885 Glenanna Rd., Suite 210, Pickering; tel. 831 -FEET. I4*_ THE NEWS ADVERTISER F1tIbAY, DtCr.IN11a 17; 1990AGE 21' 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. General Help p 130 Sales Hel 1 0 p 110 General Help Agen s 130 ��Agenits 220 carr sot a 220 carr sae 300 AutomobilesFor Enthusiastic, friendly individuals wanted. SERVERS -BARTENDERS - KITCHEN STAFF Apply in person at: 89 Commercial Ave. 3-5 p.m. Monday - Friday EARN UP TO f346.=week to assemble Chnsstmas and holiday ducoratipts year round. at home Work aaiiable across Canada For more Mo send a Sol -addressed stamped envelope to The Wpbs Magic Christmas - 130 Slater St Ste 750 aid. 221 Ottawa Ontario KIP 6E2 Cruise Ship Jobs $3001$900 weekly. Gift shops, casino dealers, deck hands, bur guides etc. No exp. Hiring men/women 1-504-641- 1160 ext. C1219. 24 hrs. 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 With reimbursement ler car mileage. Full training is provided. No previous experience necessary. If this position is of interest to you, please forward your resume to: Oshawa This Week TUTOR.TEACHER to assist WORK from horre and earn up Grade 13 student. Evenings/ to $11.50 per hour updating a P.O. BOX 481, weekends to prepare ler S.A.T. city directo.y. No experience OshawaOnt L1H 7L5 L-emly Entrance Exam. Call mgwrod._Call 1-_ 80_99511_90 , .0. fG W5) 5u9.1446, Pk~ leave INVITATION TO BID . Bids ler FILE#6135 meesage.(121903) ESTHETICIAN or Ele$fol" services listed below, ad - dressed to the Distribution wanted - room available, be your Manager. AiatiMickenng Naives Day Care Own boss in tairr ig salon with Advertiser. 130 Commercial Wanted 160 large cl entelle. 428.7231. Ave. Ajax. Om LIS 2H5 will be (121293) received until 5 pm on Dec. 211 RESIDENT Manager Couple re- P �� aperience0 man 23. Work ODS d counting. car ny bang and delivering Kers, egMer required n my home qured m riwng area. Must have minimum5 years for my 2 children. Hwy 821 f lyes • catalogues and other Church St. Mon -Fri. Start Jan. be bondable and produproductsexperience. rwrapped PW eo 24,094. Non smoker. references. Prove references Excellent specific drop locations. car an asset. 619-1634. Deliveries to be oorrpleq wnhn 12199.! ( ) apartment Pis 3 bedroom two hours after receiving tel final products. For more CAREGIVERrequired in my need not apply. Mai resume to: sag -3075 Ridgeway I+, 4dayper week b look irdormation. contact the Ds- ye, old. non tr�ion Mager a the Above aha I and 3 Miss) uga, Ont. LSL SMB. M6 Address. Lowest on any bid net smoker. references required. ve Ste. (416) 287-5072. (TF) rhecsswy accepted. (121793) Call after 5 p.m. 6811-7638. TOOL a Die Denson, nxm be eve- (121903) LOONIES Audition: New musical twos ism eed with month did comedperforming. Singen PICKERING - M out nanny rr Vapsylartn 9 Possible permanem needed Phone for tuned at Rd. and position. Cat Jan Pants. Mimics Employ- irdarr ition, 427.9224 or 1366 Hwy 02. Two girls ages 7 a 4. ment Centre. 427-6060. 6500. (121793) Monday -Friday. 7:45430 p.m. Call 323-6888 ext. 248. (121793) FAX (121993) EARN $57embiekly, mailing letters. assemblrj Canadian YOUR ADS MANNYIHOUSEKEEPER C 24hr. )(1221 (4,$) 6311791 n.e fit needed ler Owe -in position In 579- 7v. Picksrkkg, full ame. =101-teip 1-4791eRs. Rel. 76J. (122190 Oec. V. No pat came Mnrky 120 otfice Help required in OOMM 630-290 120 owe Help � �7� (12210% gat. I- Cog only printer. only too coolies 7054K)5-6223. (122693) 165 Available WESTNErMOBBLAND - reli- able babysitter, 7 years srV isrhoe all agss. 427-4W- (12222% PICKERING - Amberlea, toedw/mom would provide query daycare for law► c iM. Mild Brae or cert Bene. Agar 3.6 years. Phm" Can 420.0091. (123190) DATCARE available in my home. Vftw sly ►IatglMe ares. dip', in " Icare and Int aid. 10 Mallas arparira, wR give mfwo mm& Pleese cal 4203990. (121990 AJAX - May 82 and Wataslr, wi8 provide lets d T.L.C. lehdoor and quak r play area. aafls, hes krrJlss. Ad ages lssloorlte C414201314. (120290 mmom d 'too tr,adrkiing, for lddsew Jary. VWY Pan tlrtie: hn 9r*and `and i $W.?4'12- (12284,0 , IF you are single or a single H Medical 205 Firewood parent or separated or divorced ��' with three years work 150 Dental experfa,oa, you may qusitly for FREE Firewood. skids and lnancisl sesittaince or I are p WATIVE der" assistant pallets, delivery avaia)W Cal over 45 and haveraaerM rl bum wanted for maternity love. evMkteg only 430.9013. (TFNI laid df, you may, quality ler mai►- Folows send resume to File � 00 K LI N FIREWOOD - Ing assistance. DIP/CERT., 66130. do Oshawa WAiy This Lotus. Wordperfect. "a". desk P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. re sand hardwood, soh wbod Word, Accpac, Bedford, Ors. L1H 71.5. (122193)vending• Bush and face cora' Alnocad. Veralum, Pagenwker, racks. bags. Delivery oval" Harvard, Core(, Computer H1rGEMST - large Pickering and pick UP on laebrde. 905 Programming and Systema dent" group requires r $166.4797. (011194) Anayfst, Cobol Pascal and C. leve Positkm, 3-4 da and week (Malch-Ombill"I M Par you FIREWOOD sale. $150 bush Mustralp. Biu Ouark Express iaess isouldlikenjoinourplawa live cord. Call (906) 509-1746. computer Ctalsge, 427-3010. team. call Koral. 631.3332. Dslvary b aaibW (122293) 210 Flea Market SOFA floral denim as new, 7$400. 427-8470. (122293) KINGSIZE waterbed with drawers. $150; super single waterbed. $75: electric guitar. $300: drums. $400. For more information, call 831-8684. (122293) WOUWS second hand desg- ner suits. dresses. skirts. blouses and party dresses. Site 7.10. Call afar 6 p.rrt. 420.0231. (122290 2les 20 ForSa NOW i used - deft f4/IIabOMda, ark Vink our nsw Alm( Mon. dig BsIAI► SL (Mid am d NNsutsy) iii-gt19 or aur BoWRwwMls Mon - 75 Kano St- w $43,$35,7 /gas Cadillac Sedan De Ville. power sunroof, $5495; 1987 Hyundai Excel. 5 speed. $2495; 1986 Renault, auto, 1.7L, $2495; 1985 Laser Turbo, 5 speed. $2895; 1988 Escort Staoonwagon. auto. $2895. AI cars candied. Brock Auto Repair and Sales. Pickering. Brock Rd. at Taunton Rd. 427-6110. (12239M 1964 olds CuUw, two door. V6. auto. sntooth runirl good condition. must be seen. As" AJAX �� - "p PIAHOS/GRANDFATHER $2000. SW5787 after 6 p.m -Christmas (121793) able t reasonable otter luny CLOCKS - Special& guaranteed. Reconditioned Recondirefused.tioned on d inventory.- Pianos, rem to 1676 Chair full site Balzer 4x4. appliances. Come make us a own. apt. size. upright. grand. 350. auto. $2200. Call 432 - deal. 427$784. 467 VYwirwy age. keyboards. CLOCKS - 2731. (122193) Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) (fres delivery and set up). Telep ta75 F-100 Series, franc 1/2 CARPET - I have several 1000 Piano Works. 4331491. (TF) oompletey redone. sling $500; yards of new Stanmaster and COMPUTER IBM. 8068 CPU. 1975 Ford 360 haw all new 100% nylon carpel. Ill carpel keyboard, monitor, $275. parts to rebudd, win sell for your living room and hall for Prinan, also available. Excellent $800. Paid $1500 in parts. 905- $360. Price nclodes carpet. pad value, ideal for business or 987-3726 leave message. and installation. -30 yards-. Km- . Call 607-0892. (122193) (010794) ve Ste. (416) 287-5072. (TF) ORGAN: Wurazer -Funmaker'. LEASE to own vehicles. 1980- For Sale Id" Chnstrras gilt - excellent 1965. $345 down. no interest. no SKI Equipment q pment - head skiis, condkion, bsol fifer over $600. credit checks. 686.7368 or 686 130. Also 140 Elan Skits 160. 426-3175. (121993) 7428 or 666.3775. (TF) poles and bindings included. Articles MOVING - m>vu sed 1905 Ford Used slu boas. sizes 210 215. 230 Wanted LTU. good winter car. $50C adult lady boot, 235. Best offers. . o b.o. as is 1981 GS 850 7261785. (122193) Suzuki. $300 as s ob.o. Cal WANTED nardtop for 1990 lg. Air conditioning broadloom, i 4,^12467 1122193) Jeep VJ, grey prelerred. pos- FOR Sale - New Star Later Bible wxh rear defroster and Automobiles printer. 4 Starscro. black it* wgm. reason ypriced. Call 1. 305 Wanted only printer. only too coolies 7054K)5-6223. (122693) nave been pnnled df. Asking WANTED - Lest and 13k» Jay - $1000. Call 5793909 and leave Trytem at tape value. Call Bruce massage. (122193) at 5794400. ee. 207 (TF) 235 Christmas 235 Christmas 7_r_ees Trees VIVIAN PLANTATION I I also pickup scrap Choose 8 cut Scotch pine, Spruce 8 Bal- metal. sam. Trees shaken 8 baled. FREE tree CaII668-5009 bags, hot chocolate 8 malt cider, bonfires 8 hay rides. Our trees are shaped for a natural look. 4' to 8', prices $15 to $30. Daily - Dawn to Dusk Sunday - 1 pm to Dusk 'ALSO- Fresh apples, garlands 8 wreaths. Vivian Road b Hwy. 48 473-3537 'Keep Ontario Green! Give a live seeding for Christmas or a gift certificate for larger trees. 250Sales250 s � MOVW SALE DECEMBER 1KK -,�Y 9 Jerkin's Lww ttlDlat osttda. dtairs, txl4se i and ttbla. Itottsslhoid isffts 2 elotstain biles ar td 421.5126 atw SM prl. Yon. -Friday or t1 day Sal $Sun. Pets-SuDolies- 320 Vans, 4 Drives lest Ford Econoline window passenger van, air, stereo. power wri0ars. locks. excellent condition. new brakes. tires. confied. 19500 o.b.o. Nor* Auto Sahis. 6660987. (122193) 340 AutoPartsb Regars COMPLETE RUST PROOF $6995 (Cir & %M timb) 683.2977 AJAX RUST I?M RdLIS, l FURNACE - electric 2OKW 260 Arta & Crafts 2x70 gpardjng -�, Lanett. used 3 nnraaas. 5250. El I, ail claaeasr im kmaoe, DOG Training Classes starting 360 now $160 Cara 905431-4122. (122190 WASHERS Dryers, Fridges Swim - now and woradMartd $225 and up for recaradllouasd tstsslaers• $175 and up far mcoo- dMoned drimm. $175 and up to reconditioned fridges and stows. Also coin operated washer and dryers. Step. - fill Furniture and lances, 227 Court Osha 9767444. (TIFALL) t aw 4 1!$'X4bird tidal& complete s �-• • �.re ■ raiIh a00eea01, red and black $1500 o b.o. Mull sell. Lily now. Cal 4264124 myth eas CHRISTMAS (1221931 1 CRAM" GLASS door walk -In eoNsr. ow Cost 612:000, on" for $4500. Like now. 576.6024. (122190 • ' OAKOW FURNfTUR6 4ft pay retail prices? One of pntarki's oldest and largest manufacturers is now sailing d. rX to the public. Eg. 5' oak table with dial aid and 4Windsor chain, $799 - B' oak double pedsow dw an. and 6 cfaafrs, $1429. Cannonball bade $299. Over 20 stain anoip.e - rr solid and weekends, 697-0156. daft Io shoppiq, GM $750 + no veneers Traditional GORGEOUSOol houses, mtni- Woodworking. 005-985-8774. glum furnitureWW (TF) for all (905)831- ROTTWEILLER pups for sale, 1536 afar, 5 pm. (122A N) TRADE r old vacuum ler an essons �i0 ELECTROLUX. Industrial riierss attPPalmdree Pottery. strength 5 flows warranty. eseekt, starting Jan. 11, 12 or 13 Mor" pmymw . No Elie (7-10 p.m.) $75 includes for pickup and delivery on m ajavie s. Gut csrtlicates and supplies, sales service. Jan Kids Ms-cl Break Casty. 434 - Subvert, 8867640. (1217" Z*C (122190. . . . - . in January. Ajax slid Oshawa for assieef,N7talles pet owners and obedience lap Yamtha Plhaaw Dsksae, sn9uniosls. Bob Scot. 576- black 3200 Isms.. exceibm 51335. (122luM all". $.9500. can 1, in95 Apartments 400 For Rent Oshawa - Beautiful 2 and 3 bdrm. unit, $700 and $800 plus util. FirstAast. Immediate. Leave message 404-2847. Heights APT. available in new home. 2 bedrooms, Wing room, full bath, laundry. Avail. immediately. No pets. PICKERING Spacious 1 bdrm. apt., separate entrance, 2 appls., parking, no pets. $650 monthly mduslve. CALL FOR DETAILS uAX - Haraood and 401 able xrr*ediitery ore Nacherok in owner occupied house. $495 ad inclusive. Can 286-6732. fl2219M AJAX - one bedroom. Harwood' •.,,,y e2. wry bright. 1200 sq.`_ walk out basement aparn'+er+1. available nanedkatery. Includes 4 poo. bath. tridge. stave. cable. utilities. $7501mronthhq 428- 9112.(1222931 0614AW A - bright one bedroom $549: two bedroom 6689 Aval- able Feb. in apartment building. Convenient location includes ]pumices. hoer, hydro. parking. 4330677 (122393) BRAVO new one bedroom basement apartment, very bright, private entrance. Townline/Sloor. $550 all inciusae. 435.5297. (122393) PICKERING - LiverpoovBayfy. two bedroom basement apartment, walk to Go. air conditioned. 113 utilities, separaa entrance, targe back- yard with deck $725 monthly. Call 837- 7014. (122293) PICKERING Village, two bedroom apartment (above steel. sutable for couple. Avail- able Jan. 1. Firstilast. %W per month plus utilities, no pets. 683.5399 ask for Phillip. (121903) LARGE, txtgnt, two level. two bodroorn baeenunt aW Wil near Oshawa Centre, available Feb. tally 1. SM mor. lailiiss and laundry Iae]ilies included. setram «truces. (011803) NORTH Oshawa - large two tledro I apatWnwa available at 365 Mary St. N., 7$630 per month. Can 705-437-2924 awwwtgs. (121700 PICKERING - large now two beduoom batswnwa spen ew Separate entrance, air r ora "-in ing. parking , GUALTY german slhsplhar I and weekends, 697-0156. daft Io shoppiq, GM $750 + puppies for sale, 11 wells old, (1ZMM uNities. 686.0901. Available black and tan. 706.902-2232 l4 Polaris Indy 500. 3000 • (1211180) (122190 nils, hand and ftwowermers, AJAX South, one bedroom ROTTWEILLER pups for sale, sfrcolsrs condllior6 $320M Cal basement aartment, non no Polls, eaca9ara y„pat,a,s, 671,2611. (122380) smoker, no pets. $550 per good with dhldesn. Best meadia ..ad r 4261206. (122193) and WOffetd. $250. 705-944- 5445. (1222190 AJAX - dues to as arrwniass, TEAM 01, N a- meat clssass one bedroom basement (Puppy and am Jan sy � S. Evening and Soxd- atpantment, an appliances. 1649 WaBsy hates butt, tu8y separate entrance, $480 fid' I live sox avalable. Small classes guaranteed. Can 430-0025. bolfnp n . VOL etmady I ON- t ro psil Avail. &a;, Edition. flippingdeck.ableable 1. 1-905 770 9292. 3" �� � $7950.430.3731. (122190 (122190 WA - two Ilodeoorn apart - For Sale - .legal duplim laundry 2 (Xle one Mazda MX6. excelwd AparbiK@r111I: tPon pry. p4mig' filial al corudlion, a e7rlehIII n, 5 spetl4sR - still under manufacturer For Rent-(� warranty, $7695 c.b.o. W's t Aub Sales. 06-MB7. (122193) xc4l door PooCavalier. excellent condition, asking 33 FALBY COURT $2000. ALso 1985 112 ton Chevy Truk aarage slope. Two bLadr00n1 aparlmeMs in family 1 asking $2000 bah as •s. Cal lg. Air conditioning broadloom, i Scott, 987-4467 a 987-1617. 2 applianiMS, laundry Willies and 1696 Fi.bied. excNws shape. s rylrhder, al rtw tires new uilderyfQ(rld pafklrtg Included. exhaust, lady driven, asking $743.0. 7+9300 ob.o. Cal Angie after B p.m. 42`219& (12242M 686-0845 weekdays 1964 Chow Eumspol V6 orvihe with automatic tearte�.eion. 4 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. door, 144,000 haymile, kxrNisd• $1986. Also. 8434004 _ (12171M }I PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVE MER FRIDAY, DECEMER 17,19" .400 " w'"t 400 " � 400 410 " 450 ,, 545 em 650. 650 ' m"* PICKERING - one bedroom AJAX - bright ono bedroom OBMWA - Usee bed►o" two PICK6SN0 - bumgebw main PICKEIIIG - to Shan a fur- LAKEFRONT Exclusive Armlet lih-a-^NN oper" --Bement apartment, large Willem 4114 013 MIN top Iwo floor, Weelshore, two large nished home 64M monthly, - 32 acres priml Cram Land, ertuanoe. LWSRXX YFbdn ansa, INVIM bedroom vwrommildn cbsel, eat -in floors of house, close to bedrooms, eat -in kitchen, fenced available Immediately. Call pptrl8 W". booting, Cern, 427-1203. (122193) Financing SW y �OrpNd• kitchen, large family room, downtown, $800 monthly, yard, parking, near $W,900. 8347157. (122190 m laundry facilities, $560 enhir uiiliss Included. Jan. 1. 434- er9wI and G0. aneIlble Jan. WANTED- wM> working avail.- :. $13-332-0210. TED AVANASLE kntrOislsly . w9e + 5D% rai8tlas. Phone Robed 6930. (122393) 1. 9850 per mond . Cab Larry. Jody requires unfurnished room (121993) Nocissa o bedirm basement 905-427-"73.(122193)- TWO bedroom aloe cilia apt- 5041264 or 316.4977. (TF) �aD1yw1th own bathroom in 8.5 acre waterfront, 650' row Nash m- and AJAX - large one bedroom rnents lot NK SM monmiy, NO down payment? Good clean smoko-free home. frontage. Cie" to Hwy 87 0* Tommilints. SM per morth Plus RSM 0°^ ° Central Oshawa deet senile aod84 Good jab? You an buoy awls Kms. I on w*W6 1/2 utiles. Fiotlea nqA . oslnOrelma4D�^9•laurndryac- and location. close all lor rent.. while wooded, two road front - TO view, call 579-1952. am b pool 4 pa. beth, low ai amontles. Bus toule, available aril rat s we Can Dloos and rates we down. Call Dap 2698. (1223 931 coli $32.900 CSN Mato, 424 (122190 last. Irrrtn.dla. possession. �»d�ay, Ron or Cindy. 432- urn Fi^rndol• s 6167.(12179M Condos For OSHAWA East - Bachelor apartment. private emranoo. $600 includes all unties end cable. Call 427-111M. (122190 7132. (0104%) (COMIT eve PICKERING - Ba I and 455 Rent 575 Loans Polka tq Please cap 10 aim - S �aFL . r Houses For OSHAWA - Iwo bodroom wait balcony. dean. small quiet AJAX - dean throe bedroom cable. parking. non tnroker. $400 rtwhtAly. Cal 4249114. prang. close b trp»It ava8• AJAX - large one bedroom �besernpt, 410 Rent WpNltr,s area thneybeydroom TWO bedroom co, i, north aiHe ImmediatNy. $425 per aipertrttent In aro SINGLE a UnMeched?Segues Werd dance every Friday. main floor, fridge, terve, washp, and of town, 4 appliances, 3 NEED money for Christmas? mcmh includes utilities. Cal 725-78W everrrngs. (122190) available, poildiKIIY. AJAX South - two storey. 3 dryer and perking Included, SM ' 1/2 utilities. Fi sOoK bathrooms, laundr room, $5,000 unsecured Inc of wedl. seesord pool. $885 moritMy . Pay �y SW per inand - Good PICKERING macs Ckudeo Yin %A ksdern, ori bedroom, eat -in references, available uRies. 723-7310. (122393) credit required. Za M. approval. -warred, non smoker. tpaclous one utlUee, avalable iter odisleq. $600 monthly. Cal 4281530. cupboards, 1 1/2 baths, all spp8roas freshly pentad. Ful- inrnedfetely. 837-2429, cal -hien 0.m a leave message.applences, luxury ore 5 Call 86 -MONEY Todayl (123193) bedroom apartment with (1� ly 1pnood, sigb garage. $1000 , (122190 rwepece, Overlooks soprao �er' 1�• alwift LARGE one bedroom round 9 plus utilities. Available shopping. $900 monthly lake. $775. Call 886-9035. BORROW $10,000, pay as title ov., Ua, )etundrY, obis, located W.* spainfrWI• own entrance, immediately. 683-2840. HARMONY1NWy e2 - i rtreu- (122300 as $110 per month o.a.e. Cal south of 401 between Rougef Whites $650 Inckded SSW rwlydeorra, 4 use of pool,aW (121793) Was tMeobedroom mainfloord paOMr quiet aim �. Jerry, 668-7200, Free AJAX - one bedroom, 5 consultations. Anubis Invest - seeunty deoposl. Available Jen. security appliances. OiverHar- mony area, $600 inclusive. COURTICE aural house for iem, 3 bedrooms, one ase lot on dose to all arrrnitos. Available applances. firopince. by now. rtenla Ltd. (TF) underground parking, lalwvisw. Cal 5043170. (122390) Sutabie lar one. Ammobte Jan. Lawson Rd. Huge workshop. Feb. 1. FifstAast. $800 • 2/3 utilities. Phone 723.5527. facilities Includes pod. Avai- Business WHITBY - large one bodroom in 1. 5764024. (122193) IiatAast. $825. FOr viewing, cal (1223"0 able Jan. SM plus utlikles. 590 Opportunities duplex. one block from Go train station, newly decorated with PICKERING Bayly and Tfuse bsdroan 576.4193 days or 571-0181 evenings (122393) PICKERING - Sandy Beach/ 683-3905. (12179M �nnnes AJAX broadloom law yard• available 1Nauho►e area rrWn floor, fridge. stove. washer. N/E Oshawa, detached two Be*. 3 bedrooms. "min floor - Westney and hwy s2- AMAZING money -malting htome two bedroom condo. 3 pce. business opportunity. Free innedhandy. hilts- included. 668-7634. (122393) dryer and parking included. storey 3 bedroom walnut from bungalow, $900 plus 2/3 ul8es. No pets. Jan. 1. Calbright mast« ensues. laundry b ensure. itrorrriation, S.AS.E. to: P.M.C.SW. $0. 12 utilities. first and last. dining room to lanced red, Ann. 631-1940. rt.$90 inclusive. 24-94 Bridgeport Rd. E., Sure AJAX - one bedmanbwwrrwn available immediately. neutral deoor, attached garage. (122293) Evenings, 839.3972. (121993) off- Waterloo. Ont• N2J 2.19. apartment with fireplace. Rokortionces. 837.2429 call afar gas heal. errrrdia4o ocaipency. PICKERING - two bedroomPICKERING - peba9 and video Olflce a Retail separate entrance, non 611111010114'. 7 p.m. or leave message. $875 monthlyplus Milos. Cal bae«rwm apartrmerrt, laundry, game arcade located in busy 460 no peks, available Jan. 1. $ 550 (122193) 7244250. (122193) available Irtnoedi4fely, $750 all V �e t>�a. Approximately 900 sq.h. per rtonth all erdhsivs. FkW WHITBY - two bedroom base- TWO bedrooms. close to wckukm. 839.3W8. (121793) 1 of amusement ansa. For irdor- Last.428-8875. (122193) mens apartment, private schools, sit park and -- - ---- nhouses TowFor PICKERING Courtyard - maton on this business, Cal Kingston Rd. and Elizabeth St. Frank Styba, Sales Rep at EXECUTIVE one bedroom basement aprtrieM over 1000 enhai . 4 pco. bah, laundry taclUes, parking. al inciusive. Rise, large a°Pavairo,eJan. 1.^/ $750 mormor"plus utilties. Feed 42� Rent 880 91.11. 1 1 office N.R.S. Achi riowsReal Estate can-. beautiful mouth Ajax 10-$750 tion by the "a fur batt I- per rtomh. Also roam for 4 bath h last. 725-9336 or 723-1190. or metal. $1100 morhthy. After 5 Ude 9051247877. (122893) P. m. (416) 444-9201. (122893) tint - rent, own pont. . s are (1221FOR ent1160 n alk -Mile 93) OSHAWA - two bedroom. 2 12 BUSINESS opportunity r. Idtdnsn and -y arta $875 eludes utilities. Peer for faasrhss. 8400 per nomn. Cal WHITBY - oozy tthrso bedroom West room. finished basement' 721-2597. (121493) Free nd- w available. low investment, high space' ootey/401 n Ajax. in" resume. ph«e Graham at 424 appointment. 819-9500. Dugabw, in mature, area One dose to all erten two. DOWNTOWN WAitby n frrhd barn. 4 appliances. rc room, full Hydro, ndNda wasn«. dryer. ial mise from Go. 3635 for details. (122390 (122290 OSHAWA - Iwo bedroom -put- apartrient building, big two d,cIL grew backyard. well; to fridge. stove. Available bedroom w.bakorry. - -' bus. Avail- immediately. $850. first/last Great nae. Cal Tony, 674.5555 Greg rte. an 702. (TF) C � O Legal CLEAR WATER - mobiles. club aprtmem Plaza ec, and 69-40 garage. fridge. opus. freezer. 669-4009 or 905-738-4574. garage. V rJQbCes mart n 5 unit building. Indigo. $640 per month, available able Feb. 1. SOW plus. 666. required. 427-2843. (121793) C�y or K . C . McCall Property stove. Par". $S60 monthly . angular. Laundry facilities and 3794. (122890 SCARBOROUGH - large three 490 cares. F:mtAast. available Jan. parking avaiitele. Close to all DO- WA - 2 tR bedroom bun- bedroom !ownhouse. , ! /2 Rall fl rAd& 7. Call 668-0974. (122190 rrrnrtes. Fimt/last. Call 906 ape 101 wait d8tadwd end' baserrrnt. garage• aved- CLEAR WATER - mobiles. club AJAX - Oxford Tawors. quiet 69-40 garage. fridge. opus. freezer. 669-4009 or 905-738-4574. garage. able Feb 1. Cal Vera, 2839620 house. hreel8d pools, hot tub. building. close b shoo rm 401 ( Full basement, dose to 401, or K . C . McCall Property krone. 20 minutes to Blue Jays and Go. Two bedroom ELITE two bedroom walkout schools. References, frttAnst. Management, 924-1 100. or Phrlw bassbod camps. NHL apemreM. Dec 1 and Jan 1. beeerrwt apartment. Hof tub. $895 plus utilities. Available (17' T Hockey, doe- tracks. Gut Three bedroom apartment Jan. fireplace, close to 401. Jan. 15.OW9174. (122393) ROOM To beaches. photos. children Call 683-5503. t Core 69381571 or 683-at21 It THREE bedroom detached. shopping, gym. i►aenb trail Non430 phone number tto'file 861x1 welcome. 8 P.- (TF) $0 am smoker, no Bess60 CentralOsfhewr locetbn, tenrred J RentPICKERING (122443) _ LyBayJy couple or cvue $ per Der>bn- yard. pas heat. doer hone. aiprtmord. now Go tram, hole of POMPANO Beach Beauty oright modern two bedroom available Jan t. 436-3505. available Feb 1 $650 Ww condo. two bedrooms. two Pr SUDAY AUCTION" 11 AT11EitsOt Al 0 fi a91aW To settle to Tarsorls' Forme asci for oder legal Fmk. Antiques, reproductions, mc: Antique refinished Ttratw a*A cid pine pine wardrobes, Deam'-arches, bow float dint- cabaret wag bade drays, lourdoaktable and dr�rset, 9pc. derrgM►oo�m sutle, open doh "yJr-�",,�,A pyo ��I�( Dia arpla. OR be IHOI1FlI to lift sid, Iad *WjtyftM pekes, w l loads pine and oak bookases, f001ed and tv linen boles, glassware, ft brass and cast iron pieces, -sweat, pine stood, nanous Mps, card racks, carred watrNrt grandit cock oak bmde sewing madtine, oak sideboard, tem stands, mi cans, postmaster's desk buries, sbpe front desk Yredorian tables, 3 pc. pine cdfee table set, grins, of painpngs, parburand ocasional tabiespis much more. ,M:101 -01M AUCTIONS UNLIMITED IoCM e 519.345.2426 VCongratulations to JASON GOSSE The winner in our 7S� Christmas Turkey Draw b000mwt it. atperete (1221 9M uilies. 7284754 (122193) Ll1rER -ase Orn- bathrooms. main floor. patio. 670 Personals entrance. huts 04ah, rppirsrnces. PICKERING 401/Vftw t Rd. 3 room. full tairrd monk hue kltdwh. Olen. pool hot tib. tov+e, close to AR11Si1C Itlaeon4py - tpoclara- COLLEBM Claim" Service. taunory and pointing. Close to Go and amen�ttos. Must too Largs two bodroom besermwtt AJAX exeaaM. 4 bedroom apartment. new full bath, 4 Doth upper IMI• $1100 morhthy plus 1/2 utilities. Also two laundry pnAiledgi s. caws. now Go. bus mite. $360. rrh ,, - amenmiss. Available for Jan. 434-8296w668-53s2.(12219t:� WRITER wants to talk with and Older ertploy- d 260 Ails dl Crafts soon. $850 VICkom s. Procan, appliances. cable, etc. No bedroom basement. $850 First/last and references. Hofnes General Motors. Privac y no Dets 19051 579-7576. (1221 2M VftVWW, tstosncys. 4203628. inclusive. Available `tmZmtegd)iately. 837.05]6. 500 For Sale t8, 6W4429. (Tfr). i .lose ersWttra 671�a4-,��9■�$0 BM e� Q� twA4je f •, COMPLETE and urrredtately. 1. Dennis, 683 (1221931 M011i �1 7 Storage wa ..T o�OCrtt�810YMOLN tiraf,71. ffifC. phone number tto'file 861x1 plumbing Emergency 1NHIT1Y - two bedroom Maahrry u71. 4242121. (122393) IJVEIrOOLANWY e2 -Jen. t. Oroxis 427420, NOW' Oshawa The Week P.O. Bal _ aiprtmord. now Go tram, hole of PICKERING sDacaokrm Maury FOUR bodroom detached $350 per month Includes CENTRAL Oshawa. $109.900 - 461. Oshawa. Ont. L1H TLS. S Gilt parking. Laundry IaNlniee, W to patio. 430-8606. (1221931 pa,dp prtrmhert. One Asdroorn plus don. solarium, S mow• huge Mr- ^^a^� lose appewoea ori amr+osa avail ^wt "pr eft'- kitchen a 4 aro.. tAleiee, lrgs room On fimt 110« for palet reeDorrble parson. 837.6490. (121790 titre bedroom. 21 poo. path. two knl~*. 4 appliances. Rmnovaled. nros l oking house. (TF) TANYA LOMSE Born January 20th, 1972 a Oshawa General 'Toes of silks Eon an occsoi �� WHITBY DkOles. twee Oedroom able Jan. 1. $887 per month. bath $1000 Per month . udbw Cal Pro Sone FAMY. AJAX - Wasting ng Hero -fur- mal out nap 10 Cover mortgage pay - - Great cnrrce for heft Hospital. your birth family a SBL Dec IS atpartmems. inti tr 'd9o• Cad 615/31 12 (122193) 4316717. (121793) rtlalyd roam in 4<rW hone air, time�� 4342798. (121990 Polka tq Please cap 10 aim - S �aFL . stow, wash«, dryer. water. Mat. nus car lwki^9 Lipper OSHAWA - Iwo bodroom wait balcony. dean. small quiet AJAX - dean throe bedroom cable. parking. non tnroker. $400 rtwhtAly. Cal 4249114. T01AIr1r10Use5 (805) 6986.7940. (121790 7K7 FbAieenl Cat SM pile hydro or barer $796 building; tridge, stove, main floor of bungalow, 4 IO1e of p`"``"g (172117) 510 For Sale SINGLE a UnMeched?Segues Werd dance every Friday. �arm*a a*1ieX plus hydro. 6564120. (121980 Droedbonhed, utNkes and Pont --nose laundry facilities. yard. Now TWO4rorts for sort by wok « t► Dyrr "rn Baknorn SM Bbor �ps✓�y� 619 X20 PICKERING -clown two '^9 But Ps* Harwood Mall. $950 . 50% itlend ori UdM- Included. Will discuss as and Iaet • me b � � St. w.. Oshawa Dreot rods. no The .. bedroom and den. balcony. Awisble Jan. t Cori 725 ka88iea ArraBsble inrrdlaely. pr --.First b appal door poples, t Three iters ana d ova Sunday overtoolong lake. dao b GO. .8648. Ret nebete for Wattled tenets. 9278 or 7246420. (122193) required. Cab 906887-3726 bodma two Doth• sorb bslcarty. Corral. 433 S Imcoe St. S.. shopping. $900 monthly Cal (416) 6948736. (121980 1-0 msosage- (010M) two appliances. available Oshawa 9 p.m. For irdorntren, inch»srs.Available Jan. 1.427- SMALLDacfheloraponrrrrt top WHITBY - 4 bedroom term. ALTO"AdJShappd.egehn- Immediately. Family Rea11Y ,J043651,e3112t990 2291. 022490 floor close to Gm, cable. separow � room. on Ors ntshad room inerrant quiet Aorta Corp. Pear Bretow, -" PARENT FIFERS: Reurwiq PKXj3MSG - FkrchMN40 Rd. awodry PwI6 9 ro pots- Work- fans. Haar whoole and show for meta, 9rttpeyod p«son- 291 1372 (127i4q Base apsrtrmrt»rrt with nen ing lemale Preferred. $375 taus adopter and ci . birth entrance. sun singlemortNV. Cal 404 -MM leave Baso monthly. tirat/last . Slhro tslclherh � 1is81asL Lots FOr 1waiY. For internwaon• (416) person, ,"Wes, Amilebie imnu"Wil. $100 per week. 509-2459 535 �� or � '� Sullivan. SSW monthly. all incluse. rrneesage. (1213931 Phar 1848774. (122893) e- w 9L (� `�� 686-7640. (121790. First/last. Call 831.0597. AJAX .mel corsaihed V- * I- pOOMssilabtenelern Nonry FOA Nm Fab. 1. - 3 bedroom JESUS says can the blind lead (t22t90 tueriethsd bsdhebr apefftwa malst. Aeve me Ill -1 - s and 4 bedroom house. Quiet Ing aioodad �� eACi .LOR apemmwnt. $425 of khg i0. 3v4 ti. eM d OsAwa 1M blind? Does your nhenetp snared lahandry, bus a door. run el Itltilel. 11800 rrnrahly kis rneiglbok, , .d- edr^dry. cam- Sand I»e.-, fWWg, fust to user �sss? The Miami is inckams. Firsulast. prima, Available immediately. $500 duties all ups. Filet and No Close -bus raft and slnappip 10.000 sena COUNY lemon. " hind miiisar. Micah 3:11, entrance. 10 milts north at m0nddy. firwAsst retul 1. 619• NvNve h4d• Leamessage, US. lore, Non ontokp. $330 per Fa1d.414431.) Isaiah 56:10-/2. JOhn 10:11. Oshawa. Call 728-9759. 2849. ( »OI 987-3728. fD107M) moralCal 57438/6. (172390 Jim Cwr#nk 1405453 -MM Ltd SEE Y(xw LX) IT... ()11TIxx1Rs' HOME 0 BUSINESS �'"�s7�3s - SERVICES Driving Schools f Sftd Slob' 3 ' Fee .287-M pipol'e� & dmp off LV7ti71ItifY 7darshreek CONSTRUCTION dviof guild 013 iA dw p 4nsiwW Work PArON&- - HANDYMAN - all kinds of cleaning, snow blowing and moving jobs. Pick up and delivery. Call Larry as 65"71112- (011904) S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - qualty exterior and interior anovaiar mpafrs. addltiorr desiptibuNO bps and Cd*a . Al workmanship guaranteed and insued. Corer t Gary 834 OMe. (TF) Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. Home Home Housecleaning guessss s Services Pk*Wng Improvements MnprovemeMs AR11Si1C Itlaeon4py - tpoclara- COLLEBM Claim" Service. ILLUSTRAT10N, cartoonig, w* in taeplabss and chimney allAUTY work by haul- and nd� raise. WA do oorrp4le house cleaning. ISB3-8975 graphic �n advertising• Business or persogal., EXIIMIe11ESd repairs. V#Wks•wft bricks. son tush- w6N ettpafMteid, Reasonable rates. Also Msafs blocks and stores of all tends hard working. Renovations. Free eatirnasos vwrrkrlsrshijt addlloPs, decks. stn L^,a8 to fw EXPERIENCED Intonate elwuer von dean you hone slgetb atsM Randy Tkrms. (906). 7247066 (TF1 f IlAnrg 6W4429. (Tfr). i .lose ersWttra 671�a4-,��9■�$0 BM e� Q� twA4je f •, COMPLETE and M°rk� rl+Wi^af(ale t t : Tq M011i �1 7 Storage wa ..T o�OCrtt�810YMOLN tiraf,71. ffifC. how-finot Iwlewt<grl plumbing Emergency �u `$25hv. 1 hr. min. Oroxis 427420, NOW' renovations. SABER Contracting - all service• mow^ and ktdw carpentry, additions, Storage ! wM lar truck vA do normehow CdSWftGi 42740KArlbrTOOL N^odekng• AI work gu wwv- renovations, kitchens,_ sed and insured. Reesonblt sbarsoor, hone nwiapnwm HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS mow, reeklentlal, aomrweV. rates. Call John. 430-2754. er+N►ger cl service. furniture now big or smell we W� rs Car Carl or Jane 127-2858. _ MAGIC1AN,doae, Snow Removal (122393) refinishing, quality work thpnaBlFmss*nel is sed !IN ndt.fee* Pain- �r TOTAL may guaranteed. 15 years eeperennae. 6842915. (TFEFG) discount, short all, moves. Pianos moved. Comparable to sntertain ter any age, any Decorating occasion. Birthdays, SNOWPLOWING - 24 hr. dry+ tttpo annd D Havo peel kkml Experts at birgiq rasa. Ca1432-2850. (TF) PRE TBIAi SPECIALS: fundaPromotion j .9i Pa1q,� 9M residential ane ce^ter• Book nowt Cal Paul. 434.7110. old places back b Ms. For free EUROPEAN Ye apegNN we eairn w call Darin 819.0986. AJAX Moving Systems ful services, moves. appsana and Paitkp, are�epring, etu000 fuel Lafbce help 8347057 of oeligs and general tapers. Top 7248334. (TF) (1217901 (121793) renovate your bathroom or - ktldNfn wads as well as Bop piano %Wdalets, flat rele at houriy. We now have heated quality a gy work reaeern able rotes 20% discount for seniors. Cal RABBIT wants work doing DRYWALL, taps ng. boarding. Yea 20 yom etrylae. n Good T-br storage ants. New oMer- fees bed Ci ucK 401-9BW. (122193) magic for dnildn- 'a pmon and all occasions, hew my own studs and ratings. Sprat references and satisfaction stucco. Plaster repairs. For �u�N d Fa from eetlnla- bases saltn mow. Park srd "tell Mrl^g a 11W and up. PROFESSIONAL Palm" 8 - 14 1 li4 pip job too smell. nn�^• Cal Erne. 6$44902. t► PM%oW W service a comped- D. c=001 7l5.41il (TF) Cd b kelsmoft 427 -OWL rW ��, (TF) (TF) W, � we pubes, as BI a 432411400. , r NI. LALMf & DR -1L R=NWM WE MMM NEW PATEMS BYAPPOWTA WE OFFER FAULY EYECARE ' I • Contact Lenses . • Binocular Ylsion • Perceptual Testing • Dispersing of a1 Types d Frames y' & Contacts 11 SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED CONCRETE REFINISHING AND REPAIR ANY S ZE JOB - MODERN METHODS NO DAMAGE TO SHRUBS, LAWNS i DRIVEWAYS ALL AVAILABLE METHODS P ORMED INSIDE OR OUTSIDE LARRY GOODWIN 24 Hours Tel. 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Oshawa almost past, !" : -:. still is having and if :, problems, mainly you're like because of the me each Toronto papers year seems constantly to go faster _ _ ;'predicting DOOM and faster, �., ==: AND GLOOM for however, GM. personally - Have you ever will be glad Tho Staff of the Mortgage Factory: (Back row) Robert Chuck Brown, Roy noticed that Toronto to see the Haina, Lincoln Ramkeesoon, Angeline Taylor, Arlene Harvey. (Front row) papers have huge Sylvia Jules, Glenn Campbell. end of a headlines when year of economic and political anything negative happens at GM? turmoil. But when positive news is there, it Will 1994 bring wealth and seems to find some small out of the happiness to all? Although I hope it way space in some section no one will, I think it will be a few years till ever reads? INTERESTING...... prosperity shines on us all. As long as houses keep selling, the The most common questions asked supply will eventually slow down nowadays are 1) what will rates do and then we will finally get some next year and will values ever start stability back. to rise? WELL IT'S UP TO YOU Interest rates should be relatively AND ME. Rates and values are stable for at least the first half of `94 dictated by supply and demand, with some minor glitches up and THE MORE DEMAND, the higher down, just to make it interesting. values will go and thus rates will "DON'T GIVE UP," "HANG ON." also increase. "IT WILL GET BETTER" The greatest problem today is not I would like to extend to our many rates, values or inflation, it very customers, friends and family the simply is the concern of all people absolute best of the festive season, whether or not they will have a job and wish health and prosperity not over the next year or if their only in the coming year, but in all company will even be in existence the years to come. over time. Hopefully our new I would like to welcome our two government recognizes this and will newest members, Arlene and work diligently to install some Lincoln, and wish them and all the confidence in both the public and staff much success (PS. = they are corporate world. the best group around, and are truly ON THE POSITIVE SIDE: concerned for their clients best The housing market in interest. BUT DON'T TELL THEM Scarborough is moving quite well, I THINK THEY ARE GREAT and the high price homes have BECAUSE THEY WILL WANT A suddenly started to sell with a great RAISE!!!) flurry. Pickering has started to Again my thanks and best wishes become more active, and Ajax and Glenn A. Campbell k 7 7 I ay ...G�6fHohod4 ••g4s , ♦ ADIVIS1040F/1pWHMSUPPLE•SNG '� 1 To Advertise on this AA aw�irpom 46b"17 C=W*MyLM7W - - - • GROUP AID TIE CLINB109 yam; page call Janice at 110 wAz R.00R WARPrt 00 ROD" :�' - 683-5110 uwd A.+An olF"Wipsrrruno -TA ii ISOM 421111-211174 MILL POND CONTRACTING SERVICES LTD. RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL CUSTOMIZED CONTRACTING SERVICES III RENOVATIONS DESIGN, BUILT, INSTALLED -----------1 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Io% OFF Exp. this ad L------ E'y='I�' 3W94 J AJAX DIVISION RANDY VINCENT Phone 686-6870, Mone (416) 618-7953 PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE AFTER HOURS CLINIC OPEN FROM: SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. DR. M. SEMOFF DR. B. CHARTIER DR. B. FARBER DR. H. PETROFF DR. R. SHAFIR 1885 Glenanna Rd. Pickering 801-7277 �CKE-!�, Gbronna Ad. UE: Ca, PICKERING =mp.6, rowN "72%r C NT ♦„ ._ro•_ET • PERIODIC VISITS OR LIVE-IN CARE FOR YOUR PETS. HOME a: PLANTS • HOME SECURITY & MAINTENANCE • UVE-IN OR HOURLY CHILD CARE • BONDED b INSURED, EST. 1981 RELIABLE & AFFORDABLE 686-1691 ilk HOUSESITTFRS -E.•£ .ou• M7 ILWS. --off":W aOeoEC ••W42Sd..1 NOW OPEN I PICKERING I tBAMERY I 1 Reconditioned Batter ' From - SM.95 FuR 1 Yr. Warranty Feceive'S'dwoum ' with this ad '1750 Pkxnnw Unit 1-A OPEN 7:30 am. - 6:00 p.m.Mon -Fri. Sat 9em.-4pm. Sun. 1 pm. - 5 p.m. FROM 4.99% 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mtges. to 95% • Rental Properties • Re-fnancrg 8 Cottages • Debt Consolidation , • Rural Properties • Self-employed • Bad Crede No Irrcoere - No Problem Prime Dab tlklow Bank Rales Fant ftfassional Service Since 1975 Parents! M S L Math as a Second I.anprar., As mats, tNeriog specialists. We Provide Risk-free Guaranteed Resuft • Free Computer Time • Indivtdualiaed Instruction • Certified Ontario Teacbm • Diaplastic Testing • Payment !Imes and much more! Future Skills or Caasda 545 Kingston Road W. in Pickering Village Cat 4 -A -TUTOR or 42&&7 I a r CARROLL HOPE IMPROVEMENTS 906 BROCK RD. S., PICKERING 420.1880 or 1.800.1654M a i PAGE 24-THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, illi& Season's Greetings .�,,,, Holiday Greetings from j Wry 5 1 Wretch —n— QW FROM 1 Van Kempen "Private School Quality Care" V Sal's Grocery • Enriched P/T nursery Store Insurance program Associates Ltd. • French, computers & We build a foundation of exercise, proper nutrition and health awareness for 3-5 yr. 120 Harwood Ave. 420-9650 music programme olds, through a structured but fun routine of basic exercise, warm-up aerobics, cool AJAX For your peace of mind down, discussion and activities taught by a qualified Coach. ' 619 228 1550 Kingston Rd. year round Our 10 Class Winter Session is Now Available at a Street Level `Wishing all our parents and chddrrn a rrry Fenelon Nursery School Merry Chrutmas and a safe and happy Neu, Year 1955 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering Pickering 123 Heron St. Ajax Tuesdays: January 4 - March 8 from 1:30-2:15 427-2754 REGISTRATION IS $40.00. PLEASE CALL 420-2569 Season 's Greetings Holiday Greetings fro Durham Regional Police ToYou and Ski,. Yours ' 5 th ANNUAL in the New Year 619-9500 A T ►� �' ` Jacquelynn 1 CARROLL HOME IMPROVEMENTS ,,' Tanner 906 BROCK RD. S., PICKERING _ Sales 420-4880 or 1-800-465-0593 Representative HERITAGE INC. FOOD AND TOY DRIVE OLD ESPECIALLY FOR YOU AT CHRISTNUSFAVOURITES' RT OFFER THE UNTIL DEC. 20th, 1993 FOLLOI%'L''iG BOOKSHOP 30% OFF PLEASE HELP SUPPORT ICA. RE, ALL RSC VEHICLES! YOUR COMMUNITY OUT-OF-PRINT a T'Ct�'O DAYS 0:15' DEC. 23, 24TH & USED YOUR 01'E STOP HOBBY STORE Please Help Support Your Community I LEISURE J WORLD �.,_1_ Drop off an unwrapped toy or food item at any police station or fire hall in Durham Region, or call the Christmas a HOBBIES - Depot at 427-1620 for pickup. Members of the Durham GIVE THE GIFT 132 HWY. Regional Police will pick up these donations and deliver THAT LASTS! a Lti GREEN RIVER sit OurREST OF BROUGHAM. _ them too agencies for distribution to the community until v13 H v. #pat EAST OF HM'Y. -*8, _ Green River, 8 ,:.NS. Dec. 20, 1993. Make Christmas brighter for all the needy Pickering, Ont. II A.M. MON.-SUN.families in Durham. Your gift will make a difference to a Mon -Sun. 10am-P 6 m `11 90c.-29-*-3865 cr„etT,ew►h" child on Christmas morning. For questions or information 905-29.1-3865 about setting up a drop box Pe r Sigh OC KINDERNASTIC ' Serving Durham since 1968 CALL 427-1620 KIDS Barrister. Solicitor Your continued support in making our community stronger by caring for one another is appreciated during this holiday season M Give the Gtft And Public M of Fun ��Y Real Estate _ ' _ ' T WS Christmas! *Corporate I 5 For more info on A Commercial Law MERMr C,(� 1 •T 0 k registration • VIUs Ar Estates — -- — -- – — --- --'✓ — — _-.J Call Shirley Martin IW ' from the members of the Oshawa/Whitby ��-0�2 r FAX #"3-717% Durham Regional and - PRG BM y 158 Harwood S, Mu This Week (in the �l�a) Police Service AGES 9-14 SOC14LP"Im-,"i. r----------------------------� Laurie's pE��lp�EW 1 Good Luck To Durham Regional Police 1 Learn to Skate }I on their 51 Annual Food & Toy Drive I 10 week winter session AAAx-notEwV L---------------------------J Starting Jan. 10/94 MAKING AN IMPACT Later times available in Ajax-Pu�renirlg d►rtwgh COACHES COACHES FOR 1994 Tuesday & Friday Beginner WFORMATION AJAX44CKERI NG FOR 1994 The °Snows lGdts soccer and are now secatiorts & Advanced Programs experienced oosdtes for girls and boys teams for 1994. These teams wN il available for all ages. HOUSNO HELP DURHAM \ compete in the Durham-Scarborough league an wilt be hokkV tryouts over Lower teacher student ratio. IMMIGRANT SETTLEMENT the winter. Anyone wishing to apply can contact Frank SotW at 579„3028 Come learn to skate in a fun & SERVICES , ® safe environment. ... and more ' / Frank would N oto twos this Um Wish AN Parents A Coacl»s For More Info. Call Laurie Jolles 686-2661 ra Merry Christmas & A Happy V w year! 686-9780 A UMM 1MV AGMY ' Mayor Witty � ,� anderrs Berry Bingo. ot&" Council � 000 . We urge you to 0'00 PRIM BOARD help support Queen Elizabeth Building, C.N.E. •NN � ,e • t.iv♦in a Uv.-oat Saturday, December 18th (doors open at 5:00) •1"& Shod Term Children in need Ticket information 967-5437 or Call Ticketmaster 870-8000 sem~9NANWS cN'°''Bownw"'NN for Christmas a co""ANKM FOR THE ELDERLY and all National Bank Branches Proceed& to Prevent child abuse and neglect out e 0A1 U, 4V` O•;J &IM` �ek, 04` w::J 0MA IV • &�M` ♦ THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1"3 -PAGE 25 Dr. p Goodson FAMILY DENTISTRY Dr. S. weiner "OUR PLEDGE" Dr. M. Shields Our warm caring staff at 927 will provide you V7 with the most modem materials and techniques. Above all - we use only the IJVe�pp01 Rd. latest methods of STERILIZATION FOR Pickering YOUR SAFETY - TOTAL ATTENTION TO YOU AND YOUR CONCERNS CONVENIENCE (AT 927) ' GENERAL ANESTHESIA (Dentistry while you sleep) DR. M. KAY M.D. ORAL SURGERY DR. D. ELLER ' PERIDONTIST (GUM SPECIALIST) DR. S. GOLDMAN NEW PATIENTS WELCOME - SAT. & EVENINGS (BYAPPT) FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE, SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SENIORS WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL (905) 839-5951 YiiA Serving Pickering for 30 years 2ND ANNUAL #- CHRISTMAS COUNTRY � CRAFT SHOW A SHOW DISPLAYING A WONDERFUL VARIETY OF HANDCRAFTED TREASURES SUNDAY, DEC. 12, 19 - 9 A.M.-5 P.M. METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE, NORTH HALL � FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 4ZH-%61 O � ...m" be tke Guu d Ptize a gm eb a... •All "49 -, WIN: iW I P4 To r .tip... Getawav NWN 9 4 'Dep & 3 of die &xanim treed ej pm 4eiee. Ro $200 iK eP 9 Itt q This Week's Clue: f�Cnwd (ounlrr (lub CASINO MOTEL Ski Verneet I Wilt Dissey Wiry ATLANTIC CITY •� _ - ".544ta 444 t 6e ai a4f t" yeas 944" *M leo " old 4aCoat Raw, .n /" Be the first penes to tell us where Saito's ReimJeer me 21111111INUMetiwlly will a COMMCT STEREO SYSTEM (yell will still be eligible for the 4rw.) . f :::::::::.......—Here's how to .. . Each Week.1 clue will be giv+errimthelorm,of a question. One mail=box'IMated on the Sini�iilely 46urs page will haVb*tbe answer in it. Thdri..'If ` you think YYou've found it... Call the 976 number on the page and respond to the appropriate mailbox You must leave your name and telephone number wrlere you can easily be reached. You must also give the correct answer. Each week a new clue will be given to help find the whereabouts of Santa's Reindeer. A draw for $50 CASH will be for all those who found ' the answer to the week's clue. (in total, 4 clues will be given) At the end of the fourth week, the draw for the FABULOUS VACATION GETAWAY will be held for all entrants who have correctly identified the location of Santa's Reindeer. Enter as often as you wish and at any time during the contest. Each call with the correct answer will give you 1 entry for the Grand Prize Contest Deadline: DECEMBER 277" at Midnight. Draw to be held on Tuesday DECEMBER 28TM. Every.Qne over 18 can play. Winner will be notified by telephone and will be announced In this newspaper during the week. of January 3, 1994. _. N ]PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17,1!93 New search team is at the ready By GORDON FENNY Special to the News Advertiser DURHAM - The tragic 1990 disappearance of Picker- ing teen Julie Stanton led to the formation of a rare special task force dubbed Project I litchhiker. It was one of two such task forces created by public outcry and pressure from the police and the public. The other. Pro- ject Green Ribbon, emerged after the slayings of Kristen 1-rench and Leslie Mahaffey in the Niagara region. The estimated tab for both investigations is nearly SS mil- lion (funded by the solicitor - general's office). Such inquiries can place a huge bur- den on Ontario taxpayers. There is an alternative, however. It is one which eases the province's financial burden and gets members of the com- munity involved in an orga- nized and positive way. In Durham Region, it is called the Volunteer Emergen- cy Response Team (VERT) and is operated by the SL John Ambulance Brigade. The brainchild of Shane Ilarbins(m and Bill Rothney. both members of the brigade. VERT is deigned for ground- .&;,� fated searches in both urban and rural areas. Although there are several search and rescue units operating throughout the northern regions of the province. VERT is the only organized volunteer ground search and rescue unit (4ticiml- ine in southern Ontario. In the past, almost all ground se'arche s, were c(rdUct- ed by Police, auxiliary police, fie department personnel. and a few civilians who volun- teered their time and efforts to search for missing people. Now. kxal police will be able to call upon VERT and its pro- tcssionally-trainer! members to carry out future searches as needed. *'What we are hoping to do as provide the community with teams of highly -trained and skilled volunteers who will work closely with the local police on search and rescue missions," says Mr. Harbin - son. "We (St. John Ambulance Brigade) feel that we ale in a position to offer these services, .especially since we now offer first aid and CPR (cardiopul- monary resuscitation) classes to the general public, and also have trained members avail- able for athletic and special events. Search and rescue will just be an extension of our pre- sent duties." Harbinson and Rothney approached Durham Regional Police with their idea of falai- ing a search and rescue unit to vdork with local authorities.' oudinmg'fi it specific roles in ' -'a letter to the chief of police; r and waited for an answer. Having interested the local authorities with their unique proposal, they later met with -,Staff Sgt. Dave Ktxhma, who sat down with them to iron out the details. Armed with manuals from the U.S.-based National Asso- ciation for Search and Rescue and the National Search and Rescue Secretariat in Ottawa, as well as other materials from search and rescue organiza- tions in Ontario, a training manual evolved for use by VERT. "We had some Ideas of our own which we integrated into our program," says Harbinson, the program's training officer and an instructor of first aid and CPR for St. John. "We feel that it will take about two years before we have the entire program fully staffed, trained and operational.- To pera conal "To date. VERT has about 50 members in various stages of training. Comprised of a tracking section, two search sections and two rescue sec- tions. led by deputy coordina- tors and head coordinators in each section. the team is head- ed by two headquarters staff members working out of the mobile conunand post while in the field. Searches fall into three cat- egories: Hasty, Gid, and Con- finement. In most instances. VERT will initiate a Hasty search - one designed to cover as much ground as pas- sible in the least amount of time, but one which is not as thorough as the others. The Grid search is the most labor-intensive of the three and utilizes the most thorough techniques. The Tracking sec- tion is sent in fust to find a trail or signs which indicate which way a victim may have gone. The Search section follows, covering the grid with a fine- tooth comb. When the victim is located, the Rescue teats is called in to retrieve the victim and administer any necessary emergency medical service. The Confinement search is primarily for city use or in urban areas. A search is set up by perimeter and teams search within that area. "VER -t is very well orga- nized and fully equipped to handle all situations." says Mr. Kuchma- "and will prove to be a valuable asset to future search and rescue operations. Since all members are fully trained in first aid and CPR, they will be able to administer initial miedlCal treatment where needed." While VERT has yet to be called out for searches as a group, several members were on hand to offer first aid ser- vices during the Stanton search in the Pickering area, as well as during a search near Port Parry in the spring of 1992. "We're training more team members now," says Harbin - son, "and we expect to have more than 100 fully -trained members in the fold by the end of next year. Since our services are of a professional and 'skilled nature, we have ongo- ling training sessions to keep members up to date on new methods and to sharpen their skills.11 St. John is always looking for dedicated people who are willing to volunteer their ser- vices for various duties, both with the St. John Ambulance Brigade and VERT. To volun- teer or get more information, call St. John Ambulance at 434-7800 after 5 pm. - ��epRTANT,C;q le r Z F ESTABLISHED, attractive, level headed, loving female. 46. 5'8', fam- ily-oriented. interests - dancing, din- ing, live theatre, golfing, travelling to entertaining at home, seeks gentle- man, 40-50, for relationship. SY 2604 (OSH) VERY attractive, fit, blue-eyed female. 27. fun, honest and caring, likes sports and romantic evenings. seeks quality, fit, shining armoured male, 26-35, down to earth and sta- ble. SY 2605 (OSH) INDEPENDENT, attractive, slim, health conscious, non-smoking female. 37, 56", enjoys travel, read - ng, skiing, gardening. hiking, music and the arts. seeks leans to tuxedo type of man, 35-45, with sense of humour and similar interests. SY 2606 BLONDE, long hair, petite. good body. pretty and outgoing. early 30's. hoping sparks will fly. Looking for confident, handsome. fit man, 30-40, with sense of humour, for fun, romance, intelligent conversation. SY 2608 (OSH) S.O.S. attractive, sincere female, seeks male companion. 22-30. who is not guided by past experiences. who is looking for a good time in the future. SY 2609 (OSH) SLIM, businesswoman. 56', green eyes. enjoys people with a good out- look on life, looking for a profession- al gentleman with a good sense of humour. SY 2610 (OSH) LOVELY, b,onde, 41. divorced, no depe,oents. professional, nature lover, eclectic/esoteric interests, seeks gentleman of substance, unique. intelligent, loving, honest• tun. stable. heartfelt. student of 140. SY 2611 EASY -going. white, single working r -o^ 36, seeks an honest, caring person with a sense of humour who enjoys the outdoors and quiet tines. Children are welcome. SY 2612 (OSH) EASY -going, single, white female, enjoys dancing and partying, seeks 6' black male with same interests. SY 2613 (OSH) WARM, caring female. 26. blonde hair, blue eyes. full figured, enjoys videos, long 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. witha sense of humour and who doesn't like to be bored, looking for outgoing, romantic. honest and seri- ous male, 40-50, for possible riii tionship. SY 2615 (OSH) TALL blonde blue-eyed mother of three. 36, financially secure, likes dancing, music, walking in the snow. likes to cuddle Seeking mak, 35-45, for possible relationship, who loves children. SY 2617 (COB) YOUNG and restless. 57", female, 39. blonde, tit, who is looking for an attractive, caring, fit male with a sense of humour, for a possible comparion. SY 2618 (OSH) SLMr, attractive woman, many irdor- ests, enjoys Me. seeks non-smoking, caring, active man, mid 50's to early CITE. shy, MAgtaed, single, white female, 23, enjoys cooking, long walks, varied types of music and watching sports, seeking a single white male, 23-30, for friendship, possible relationship. BY 2636 2M heed games, white female, hon- est, sincere, loving, outgoing, love to travel, dancing, etc., would like to most a slim gentleman, non-smoker, social drinker only, 55.68. SY 2637 THERE is still time to spend some of the holidays with an honest, sincere, affectionate, emotionally and finan- cialy secure lady. If you are a tall, non-smoker, 55-65, with similar qual- ities and looking for friendship, pos- sible relationship, please call. SY 2636 (OSH) CUTE, single female, 32, medium weight with varied interests, looking for male, 30-40, with sense of humour, playful and enjoys com- edies, for long -tens friendship, pos- sible relationship. SY 2639 (OSH) 60's. SY 2619 (OSH) TALL, attractive, single, working CAREER woman, mid 40's, well mom, 30, looking for an affectionate. established, likes dancing, walking, attractive, 6'+ single, working male. bowling, live theatre and movies. You should be rugged but debonair, Would like to meetgentleman with financially stable and enjoy family similar interests. SY 2620 (OSH) FULL -figured, attractive, working woman, 51, good sense of humour, enjoys dancing, swimming, movies, '50s and country music, looking for an unattached, compatible, honest male with similar interests, for possi- ble relationship. SY 2621 WEST Indian female. 40, enjoys walking, tour" music and cooking. looking for a West Indian male. 40- 40. for a long-term relationship. 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 relationship. 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. 5'10', never been married, professional woman, 32. looking for an attractive men with that special sparkle in his eyes. SY 2626 (NEW) SLEEPLESS in Pickering' Are you sensitive, romantic, down-to-earth, open-minded, tall, attractive and like to party? I am a white female, 21, 6'1-, who's still looking for that spe- cial 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 sin- cere mak, 30-40. for possible rela- tionship. SY 2MM (OSH) FUN -loving, attractive female, 27, enjoys dnng. dancing, movies, the- atre and loves to drive, seeking attractive, fit and sincere mak, 28- 33. with a sense of humour, for pos- sible relationship. SY 2630 (OSH) VIVACIOUS, attractive black lady, 46, looks much younger, enjoys baseball and travel, seeks a non- smoking gentleman who is caring, sensfive and sincere, for hiendship and lasting relationship. SY 2631 TALL, slim, professional, looking ler that special present under my tree, 9 could be you. If you're tall, humourous and professional, 35-45, Please call. SY 2132 BLONDE, slim, single mom. 28. who is a ono, -mon -woman, who is a pans and T-shirt kind of gal, seeking a rugged• good-lookr^g type mak. 30- 40, for long-term relationship. SY 26,13 (OSH) PETITE, 24, and a very attractive female, short brown hair, piercing blue eyes, seeking an attractive, am- gle, white mak, 25-30, honest and no head games. SY 2534 SEEKING male, 30-45, who plays mired games, who is dishonest, lazy and cheats NOT (by full figured female, 30, who is sports -minded, honest, looking for a relationship). SY 2636 (OSH) How to respond to Sincerely Yours personal ads For individuals 18 year's of age and older Dial im4l 7 1991 CALL 97TEME A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill from time of connection. Here's how to use the service: 1. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make note of the four dioit SY "mailbox" number that appears at the end of each ad you aie interested in: 2. Using a touch tone telephone call 1416-976-1991 any time of the day. You must be within the 905 area code to access Sincerely Yours telephone service. 3. Once you are connected follow the simple instruc- tions. You will have the option of responding to a spe- cific ad or browsing voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertisers within each category. Go ahead, try the service out and see how easy it is to use. Need assistance? Call 1-800-387-8009 anytime between 12 noon and 11 p.m. You will not be charged for this call. lady. we Ws. 57, an P.61w, to& gent, interested in karel, art. Poem and fun times, would Ike to most unatteched gentleman with simile( interests, for possible relationship. BY 4042 (OSH) PETITE artist, buskxwmmornan. non- smoker, who loves dancing, gal- leries, walks and music. Looking for gentleman soulrnate, 57-63, who is sincere and honest, for possible future together. BY 4047 (PIC) SLIM, petite, outgoing, sell -support- ing, Christian widow. 63, loves danc- ing, bowling, Will 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 & western, walking and TV, would like to meet gentleman Snowbird who's kind, friendly, family- oriented, clean and sncere, for com- panionship 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 into. SY 5272 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE white couple, 30's, he is 6tall, very good looking, looks like Tom Selleck, she is 5', also very attractive, Demi Moore lookalike, f k f f FEMALE, 36, 53', slender, active lady with lots 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 fon sincere, down-to-earth, clean and sober male, 30.45, single dads wel- come. SY 2642 (OSH) FRIENDLY, single mother of two, 32, 56', blonde, green eyes, enjoys partying and sports. seeking male. 30-35, who enjoys the same• inter- ests. SY 2643 (OSH) ARE you into cross-country and downhill skiing? Dancing, theatre and quiet romantic rights? This pro- feuional, attractive, white female, early Sas, is seeking a tall, attrac- tive, while male, 45-60, with similar interests. SY 2644 (OSH) STABLE woman, tun -burg, mother of two, who has confidence in her appearance and personality, seeks a decent, intelligent mak, 30-45, who embraces Me with humour. SY 2645 (OSH) OSH B) BLONDE, well-established, single, white female. with modesty. self-con- fidence and a sense of humour, seeking single white mak, 30-45, preferably non-smoker. must be sta- ble, self -motivated, with a zest for We. SY 2546 (OSH) OUTDOORS lady, enjoys travel, hik- ing, skiing, cottage country, also finer things, music, theatre, would like to meet professional. established gentleman, early 50's with similar interests. SY 2647 (OSH) LES, that works at GM. please con- tact Sara and leave your phone number. SY 2648 HI, I'm 57', attractive, blue-eyed. bkorxde, single mom, medium build, who likes to dance, go to movies and have fun, interested in meeting an honest, attractive male, 30-40, for possible relationship. SY 2649 IF you are a gentleman, 40-50, who likes a lot of woman to cuddle, I'm your lady. SY 2650 MENWOMEN LOCKINGFOP COMPANIONSHIP JOYFUL, young 60, who likes to dance, dire, play cards and cook non-anwiw, nondrinker and enjoys sane quiet nights at home, seeking single ger"non, 56-63, for friend- se-e"ig good kokng era . or un tames. SY 5280 (OSH) WAR of the Roses! Attractive, athlet- ic, non-smoking, businessman, 40, would like to meet an attractive female who will give and receive attention. SY 5284 (OSI) YOUNG, attractive male, 22, seeks lady. 30-40. for brief encourrters. SY 5265 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE male, 30, looking for attractive female, for companionship and possible relationship. SY 5286 (OS EDUCATED mountain man -type male, 41, looking for a female, 25- 42, for a discreet relationship. More into. on voice message. SY 5287 MAL EE. 32, would like to meet full -fig- ured lady for friendship, casual encounters, discretion assured and expected. SY 5292 ATTRACTIVE, slim, open-minded, mid -40's married couple, seek cou- ple only for friendship and good limas. SY 5293 (OSK) ATTRACTIVE Harley rider, 36, look - ng for a discreet relationship with an attractive, sexy. lady, race and age urimpoAant. SY sm STRAIGHT acting, clean shaven, active male, mid 50s, agreeable, run -smoker, would love to meet a gay, well-dressed, slim, clean- shaven gentleman, 40+, for enjoy- able good times and a possbk rele- bonship. SY 5295 (OSH) MALE, good looking, 34, clean, searching for ", full -figured, clean, discretion a must, ler romantic get- togot ers. SY 5296 (OSM COUPLE, white. open-minded and uninhibited, looking for an attractive female. 20-45, for some excitement in her life, discretion expected and assured. Haliburlon area. SY 5297 (OSH) YOUNG male. 22. seeks female. 22- 32, for brief encounters. SY 5299 NICE guy, 40, trapped in miserable relabonship, seeks woman 25-40 in similar situation for mutual support, enjoys talking, wallo g and cuddling. seeks quick smile and warm heart, plisse advise best tine to cal. SY =0(OSH) HANDSOME, 32 year old athletic male, seeks lady for comparionship and ancourtears. BY S301 [OSH) MALE, mid 30's, attractive, seeks female. for fun and good times, dis- cretion aaared. BY 5302 (OSH) OUTGOING female, mid 20's, enjoys sports, camping and the ship and companionship. BY 3180 td king for some. BY (MOmusic 5ou(tel calls out and the dance SHY, attractive tamale, 28, seeks 47, who biles to awatits.-o female,u sae Call my madbox for more m Banca, wand lke b find a doncifg into. SY 5304 (ON" to do a few tums, with 4dance _ ATTRACT11VE on the floor. Trot off to the b9 fernals, 16-M. for ffor good times, phone, call me and let's go ffom Discretion assured. SY 5305 !here. SY 3181(OS14 (OSH) TORONTO Blue Jay fan, 27, enjoys SEEKING a real woman, 27-33), baseball, travelling, all types of that's very lovable, considerate music, seeking companion with and understanding, who's intereat- sem• interests to share Christmas ad in building a relationship to be with. BY 3184 (OSH) bulk around a canmure blostyle in FUN"kov", easy-going male, fit, the north country. BY 5305 humorous. 30's, bolting; for a Isdy for MALE, 22, seeking fernals. 22-2, companionship, to lihhare fun times for discreet ancourdws. BY 5307 together. I'm a licenced chef, can THO'epermairidMenda sew, cean-p arsother is XX leernob, qualties to share, =10y chill; imi ar+gtle needs dmi. BY 3185 YOUNGEASY-gang female, 40, straight acting, enjoys dances, walks, AT HEART movies and good tunes, would like to neat the same. SY 5300 LOOKING for some fun? FEMALE 60, petite, 5', blue eyes, Required: open-minded female, shy dispoaRiorh, would like to meet a 20-40, preferably slim, to meet sincere gentleman 55-65. Enjoys within locations of your choice for dancing, traveling, outdoors. Non- fun, rim 30. BY 5310 (OSM amoker/social c1drhker. SY 4040 SEMt-dah ched, active, attractive ATTRACTIVE lady, 50, technician, dad, 40, wishes to most active, abstainer, enjoys quiet times, dining, attractive mom for friendship, pos- dancing, classical music, travelling sible relationship. BY 5311 and nature, looking for soul mate, TALL male, 25, slim, good -look - 47 -57. LatnlEuropean, heathy gent, ing. seeking male for possible rela- for reistio ship. SY 4041 tionship, in Oshawa and Durham OSHAWA/Pickering unattached area. SY 5312 (OSH) SUCCESSFUL business- man, 34, athletic and fit, 6', 190 lbs., dark hair and eyes, seeks fit, attractive, young lady, 20-35, for romantic evenings, getaways and travel (single moms wel- come). SY 1424 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE male, 29, 5'10', brown hair, brown eyes and a winning smile, enjoys romantic dinners with a woman, 22-27, who hikes to be treated like a lady. SY 1576 (OSH) EASY -going, attractive male, early 40, established, roman- tic, looking for relationship with a non-smoking, attrac- tive, intelligent, fit lady, 30- 45, jet's talk. SY 1505 GOOD -looking male, 6', 40, sincere, honest and hard- working, 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, many var- ied interests, wishing to con- tact women, 30-40, who have a zest for life and a sense of humour. SY 1619 (OSH) ESTABLISHED, attractive and responsible male, 34, fit and slim, seeks slim and honest female, 22-32, for sincere, long-term relation- ship. Single mothers wel- come. SY 1631 (OSH) SENSITIVE, white, down-to- earth male, 38, enjoys movies, music, romantic din- ners, would like to meet essy-gong 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. ithSan spend dom to Y 1676 (OSH) OUTGOING mala. 24, enjoys the outdoors, fishing, drives and cottage life, would like to meet mature lady. 24., single moms welcome. SY 1677 (OSH) GOOD -looking male, down - lo -earth, 26, 6, enjoys sports of all. kinds, no dependents, seeks female, 22.30, for frierxlship, possible relation- ship. SY 1678 (OSH) QUIET, good-looking, responsible, white mals, 40, enjoys cottage life, boatnyy, snowmobiing, looking for it white 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 relationship. SY 1680 (OSH) MATURE, attractive male, Companionship - Friendship Call Anytime 991 Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are no extra long distance charges Here's how to use the service: 1. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make note of the four digit SY "mailbox" number that appears at the end of each ad you are interested in. 2. Using a touch tone telephone call 1416-9761991 any time of the day. You must be within the 905 area code to access Sincerely Yours telephone service. 3. Once you are connected follow the simple instructions. You will have the option of responding to a specific ad or browsing voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertisers within each category. Go ahead. try the service out and see how easy it is to use. Need assistance? Call 14308-387-fIM anytime between 12 noon and 1 I p.m. You will not be charged for this call. college student, 20, 6'2", blonde hair, blue eyes, with a good sense of humour and variety of interests, seeks fit, attractive female, 18-25, for fun and possible long -tens 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 moonlight strolls and traveling to exotic places. SY 1683 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, black, profes- sional male, 32, likes sports, diming, fishing and movies, would like to meet female companion for friendship and relationship. SY 1690 (OSH) HONEST, tall, attractive male, 38, caring, successful, enjoys the outdoors, week- end getaways, quiet evenings, seeks good-look- ing. quality lady, non-smok- er, for companionship, possi- ble relationship, child O.K. SY 1694 WIDOWED white mak, 50 yrs. young, seeks someone special in his lite again, if you're like me, hopeless romantic, comfortable in evening wear/blue jeans, slim, professional, 35-50, maybe we are just right for each other. SY 1086 SINGLE mak. 32. 6, seeks female with vaned interests and sports -minded, looking for friendship. SY 1697 (OSH) SINGLE father, 6', hazel green eyes, brownish /blonde hair, looking for a female. 25.35, for a relation- ship, likes dancing, sports, music and romantic dinners. SY 1698 (OSH) WIDOWER, 50, 62", likes to dance, music, sports, chil- dren, seeking female with similar interests, for friend- ship or possible relationship. SY 1600 (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, 2738. with simi- lar interests, for possible relationship. SY 17W HONEST, sincere, attractive. skin mak. 28, smoker, 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 compat- ible female, 28-38, for com- panionship or serious rola. tionship. SY 1702 (OSH) LYNNE, you responded to box 01682, you didn't leave your number, please call again. SY 1703 (OSH) ROMANTIC lady wanted for average looking male in his 3as, if you are between 18- 32 and enjoy romantic week- end getaways, 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 chil- dren, looking for a special lady, 34.45, for possible long-term relationship, single moms welcome. SY 1705 (OSH) LYNNE, please respond to mailbox x1651, 1 didn't get your phone number. SY 1706 (OSH) Sincerely Yours: Twos rhe xw wh before Chruionaa and I'm stiU a/ese, sleigh begs are rmgaag sad waits._ se is my Phone. To thiwk tint 1 thought iaLf-t_his dear was like last.. Themkir so,l_, I've mer my match... TIRED of dating games? Do you need sincerity. honesty. stability and a straight for- ward approach? So do I. Trim, single, while male. 33, seeking a slim. non-smoking, single, white lady, 28-38. for a long-term relationship. SY 1707 (OSH) EASY -going single father, 31, skin, 57, honest, caring and shy. seeks responsible, single, white female with similar qualities, for friend- ship, leading to long-term reietionship. SY 1708 EXECUTIVE, 54, seeks financially secure lady for love, Kenny Rogers' similari- ty, who is humouous, affec- t (� responsible. SY SINCERE mak, 35, attrac- tive, part-time Dad, who's real ou1lW% seeks attrac- tive female, 29-38, slim - medium build, who is honest and sincere, for possible reintionship. SY 1710 (OSI) QUIET, single east Indian mak, 44, seeks female. 35- 45, who is outgoing, for friendship and poaabls rela- tionship. SY 1711 (OSH) HONEST and sincere retired gentleman, 54, lonely and divorced, 5'8% tion -smoker, loves fishing, the outdoors, travel, dancing, sports and country music, seeks petite lady with same interests, under 55, for lasting relation- ship. SY 1712 (OSII) GOOD -looking while male, 32, non-smoker. norK nnker, down-to-earth, responsible and honest, likes long walks, and the outdoors, seeks attractive white female, 28- 36, with similar qualities, 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 fatter, 36, who blurs poetry, movies, music and dancing, seeking a female, 25.36, who is a non-smoker and who has similar inter- ests, 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 x1655, 1 didn't get your phone number. SY 1719 INTELLIGENT male, 35, hardworking, independent, good-looking, muscular and with an assortment of cre- dentials, looking for an attractive, employed, execu- tive female with same quali- ties, to enjoy wealth and good times. SY 1720 (OSH) QUIET, shy white male, 39, 57, brown eyes, who enjoys movies, sports and cosy evenings at home, looking for female, 35-40, someone who likes home life. single moms welcome. SY 1721 (pert) HONEST stable male, 43, ran -smoker, with good val- ues, seeks slim female, 30- 38, having similar qualities, for possible long-term rela- tionship. SY 1722 (OSH) EASY -going single father of two kids, 36, enjoys camp - ng. dancing. quiet evenings. walks and an kinds of music, looking for a long-term rela- tionship with a woman, 25- 40. No head games. SY 1724 (OSH) EASY -gong mak, 22, non- smoker, into sports, rending, dancing and socializing. Looking for female. 20-25, who is interested in similar things and likes to have a good We. SY 1725 (OSH) HY, divorced father, 36, non-smoker, not into the bar scene, enjoys music, roman- tic evenings end the country life, would like to meet lady, under 40, for possible long- term relationship. SY 1727 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE, tun-bvng, out -going gentleman, 37, enjoys gwet evenings. gong out. computers and the out- doors, would like to meet an affectionate lady, 2535, with similar interests for possible long-term relationship. SY 1728 HI!! I'm 5'8', fit, blond curly heir. I'm into blue jeans and T-shirts, leather jacket and Harley Davidson. I'm rock 'n' roll and country. rm clean and sober. K you're fit and pretty, give me a call and see what happens! SY 1720 VIOLET, please call back, didn't get your phone num- ber, respond back to mailbox 1711. Thant you. SY 1730 QUIET, single mak, 6', 180 lbs., attractive, looking to meet lady of Asian back- ground, enjoys the outdoors, sports and quiet times. SY 1731(OSH) PERSONABLE, attractive, articulate male, 45, profes- sional, wishes to most very selective lady, 3238, who is bright, cheerful, slim and conver- sation, romance fm and more. SY 1732 WILD and crazy on Ifo out- side, but a real softy on the inside. *0 white male, 20, enjoys quiet times, movies and show cars, seeking female, 2035, for fun times, possible relationship. SY 1733 , FIT, single white malq, 24, Iock)ng for' single white female, 19-24, enjoys rock music, movies, romantic dn- ners and ling welts, for pos- sible relationship. SY 1734 (OSHI) WANTED sincere, trustwor- thy, good-hearted lady with a great sense of humour, 23- 27, to share fun times and romantic encounters with single white mals 25. SY 1736 (OSH) JUST in time for Christmas... Scarborough truck driver, 23, tired of the THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECE WNER 17,1!!3 -PAGE 27 bar scene, ready to start an honest and sincere relation- ship with a down-to-earth, outgoing, slim female, 20-25, who's looking for the same, single moms are a bonus. SY 1738 SHY, sensitive, attractive father of two boys, 36, an movies, sports, race cars, cuddling and quiet times together, seeking attractive female, 28-40, for friendship leading up to a Possible relationship. SY 1739 (OSH) DARK haired, European, male, 6'1', 195 lbs., late 20's, rated a nine, seeks a nine, female, but will settle for an intelligent seven- SY 1740 EASY -going attractive male. 34, who is very sponta- neous, enjoys car racing, soccer, tennis, quiet evenings and appreciates all kinds of music, would We to meet ntefiigent, 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 stove all that lite has to otter. SY 1742 (OSH) ENERGETIC, young male, 37, seeking an established working lady, 30-40, non- smoker, who likes outdoors, children, animals, theatre and quiet tinea. for a ksstng relationship. All calls will be promptly answered. SY 1743 MUSICALLY inclined man, 39, good values, attractive, fit, seeks single woman, for possible relationship. SY 1744 HONEST, caring, single white male, 34, 511', enjoys music: sports, movies, danc- ing, travelling and romantic evenings, looking for a slim, single white female, 25-35, who's inner beauty includes honesty and understanding. SY 1745 "Q TALL, dark and handsome male, non-drinker, looking for a woman to share all the ups fndowns of life. SY FLEXIBLE, fun -loving gen- tleman, 53, enjoys sports, dancing, cards, quiet evenings at home. seeking an attractive, slim, caring lady with similar interests, ler companionship and pos- sible reationalrp. SY 1747 (OW OM trial 25,hon- ed and airtcere, wtlh brown hair, blew eyes. i njuys quiet evenings, outdoors, long walls, dancing, movies and cooking, kokimn7 for female, 2030ilt wsltpmnlo intervals, , toi ssilble rok- bwnhp Y 1746 (00Q FUN -loving type of guy, early 30's, South American born, enjoys the outdoors, trove ft, dancing and walk- ing on time beach, seeks an outgoing female, 25-35, for a possible relationship, Durham area. SY 174% (VSNI , o=firefi".r, 43, very, ut, attractive, en)oysr wo-4 out, movies, cook- ing, romantic dinners for that special lady who enjoys being pampered, loved and (sOweepptt off her feet. SY 1750 FIT, happy, 40, and inde- pendent male, seeking one attractive, affectionate, friend and companion, fun, romance and intelligent cort- versatfon, you are fit, non- smoker, 30-45, loves life and dont meed commitment. SY 1751 (OSI) UNATTACHED, honest, sin- cere, outgoing, single, white male, 27, enjoys sky -diving, travelling, dining, dancing and fast cars, seeks single, white female, 27-32, for casual or serious relation- ship. SY 1752 COUNTRY bachelor, 6'1', 180 lbs., likes country music. I'm the quiet, out- doors type, seeks active lady friend, prefer -non- smoker. SY 1753 (OSH) GOOD -looking, Sim male, 31, easY-going, honest and sincere, good sense of humour, seeking an attrac- tive female, 24-29, who enjoys spending time with friends and family, quiet evenings and romance, for a long term relationship, single mothers welcome. SY 1754 (OSH) HAPPY -go -lucky male, 39. would like to meet lady, 25- 40, for casual dating, possi- ble relationship, enjoys music, dining out, dancing, quiet times and intimate conversation. SY 1755 HARD -working, hard-p!ay- ing, 36, athletic male. 5'6' tall, non-smoker, who enjoys sports of an kinds and boat- ing, seeking non-smoking. fit lady, 27-36, who enjoys sports and trying new thugs. SY 1756 FEMALE, single and at•.rac- tive, 21, 57'. 115 lbs., enjoys the outdoors, quiet evenings in and good times, seeks attractive white male. 22-26, with similar interests, for passible relationship. SY 2531 (OSH) FUN-lovmg female, 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 fun times, possible relationship. No head games' SY 2539 ATTRACTIVE, honest, easy-going, full -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 interests. SY 2545 (OSH) FEMALE, unattached, hard- working, down to earth, out- going, variety of interests, to and slim, looking for honest male, 30.40, of similar quali- ties for friendship first. SY 2546 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE ady, olonde. singe. 35, interested in meet ng a single, honest, attractive male. 30-40, for friendship, possdole retail ship. SY 2547 (OSH) HONEST and sincere white female, medium build, 35, smoker, loves to dance and have fun, seeks honest, down-to-earth tall black male, 35-40, for meaningful ,elet,ontMp. SY 2548 (OSH) ENGLISH lady. 28. commit- ted Christian, looking for a Christian man, 28-32 for friendship, interests include Christian music, walks ;n the country and a dog lover SY 2550 (OSH) JIM, Industrial Engineer from GM, you responded to box 2536. brown -eyed, petite blonde, please respond again to my new box no. (2581) and leave your phone number. SY IDear .Santa, 'Please bring me the man of mf dreams. Make him Mee handsomest you've ever seen, Don't forget to send kim to me...at kast before nest Halloween. I can be patient, but keep this in mind..If fou want year Reindeer back +ny ide,alyou should fund. ACTIVE, attractive, single female. 34. tall, professional. secure, enjoys sports, travel, outdoors, humour ... zest for ',to. Seeking male counter- part with similar interests, 30-40, non-smoker. SY 2561 (OSH) DOWN -to -earth female, a young 40, 56', blonde, blue eyes. slim, single parent, still meeting all the wrong guys. enjoys romance and danc- ing, seeks loyal, sincere male. 35-40. for lasting rela- ti,rtshrp. SY 2569 (OSH) CARING, brown -eyed y_tae blonde. late 40's, seeking a tall teddy beer, for friendship or possible relationship or more. SY 2581 (OSH) FEMALE, 30. sports -mind. ad, enjoys walks, dining and movies, non-drinker, seeks male, 28-36, looking to, troindship first and then pos- sible relationship, SY 2592 (OSH) BRIGHT, professional, sin- gle mom, 46, seeks intelli- gent, tallish male, who Ickes camping, nature, movies. politics and museums. for romance and companion- ship. SY 2602 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, tall, Swedist+ blonde. 21, open-minded, loves to party and be romanced, seeking tall, attradhro male, with similar interests, for possible long- term relationship.-SY 2603 (01) '10V .-AmU he & Guisd Aline uliivat 6j a... sway 4 a! i II 1111i4lib a le Lrrrsss m %reit tj !a tion :� Q �[/ P6e t!N is HMO (I _ X11 /....."�-' <:. �p I �f s` Yaatws am - BN- h --r. M-tsi" Mak Ikon r«Y "Sada "N't be visiting this fur calm YOU help Ilia fid his led Reiteieerl" (M Ile list ions to fel s Am sash's Ra I we sal u I lieall ria a Cmmaer Smaro Sys o (tea will stint be A06 ler 16 60.) r?�osc s t(ses tis jlayr: �rtfly �iIl1II1 p # . ws=Fa This week's Clue: What Canadian City was home to the Inventor of Superman? As answers mat be recorded by Monday, Decernber 20et, 19W -at row to quality fox the $50 cwh draw. The wmer will be notified by Wphons. UOshawaffftIby This Weak iAjex/Piclsrkq News AdMsniaw amines no lisWly for�� n n tdwonnply a d any holdd�"� Yours adveriewr ent. The adwAssr ass nres complW NabiAty for time content ot, and all response b arty adwrbeemertt or reoaded masse and for any PuMieafon or raoordrrt�pleced by aerie adwrYaarWw o raphe b such adwrtiaasult thereof. The msnt. by uan9 Sktoerely, Yours, the adin bs� agi eas not b lege hu0w Wb mnlber, leaf none or oftess in h fiber gseakng .tion and lifiefrolland Community Newspapers a ?*Me for Bill costs. aperises, lOshewlVNmilbyy This awrves to nigh t by, e» restrict or cancel any ilndwrfinntnM or charge 6s -*gory n 4kh an ad is placed. light b revise. amtoo" BIO brown eyes, single YQ-- R'- mom, 36, ON looking f- my knight in shining armor who r ; is 35-40, sincere, honest, romantic, out -going and has or burnout. SY 2554 OSH) m L PETITE, 34, single, never \ married, independent, easy to talk to, has a variety of interests, seeking tall, well built male, 35-39, who is honest and sincere. SY 2556 (OSH) JIM, who's 35, who respond. ed to female nurse, 33, please respond again to mailbox number 2542 as I didn't get your correct phone number. SY 2557 (OSH) INDEPENDENT, �4 single white female, red hair, 27, eGi enjoys romantic evenings, sports, golf, pool, country music, seeking single white male who's honest, fun and For persons 18 years of age and over. romantic and a one woman type of guy, 27-31 with simi- lar interests. SY 2559 (OSH) bar scene, ready to start an honest and sincere relation- ship with a down-to-earth, outgoing, slim female, 20-25, who's looking for the same, single moms are a bonus. SY 1738 SHY, sensitive, attractive father of two boys, 36, an movies, sports, race cars, cuddling and quiet times together, seeking attractive female, 28-40, for friendship leading up to a Possible relationship. SY 1739 (OSH) DARK haired, European, male, 6'1', 195 lbs., late 20's, rated a nine, seeks a nine, female, but will settle for an intelligent seven- SY 1740 EASY -going attractive male. 34, who is very sponta- neous, enjoys car racing, soccer, tennis, quiet evenings and appreciates all kinds of music, would We to meet ntefiigent, 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 stove all that lite has to otter. SY 1742 (OSH) ENERGETIC, young male, 37, seeking an established working lady, 30-40, non- smoker, who likes outdoors, children, animals, theatre and quiet tinea. for a ksstng relationship. All calls will be promptly answered. SY 1743 MUSICALLY inclined man, 39, good values, attractive, fit, seeks single woman, for possible relationship. SY 1744 HONEST, caring, single white male, 34, 511', enjoys music: sports, movies, danc- ing, travelling and romantic evenings, looking for a slim, single white female, 25-35, who's inner beauty includes honesty and understanding. SY 1745 "Q TALL, dark and handsome male, non-drinker, looking for a woman to share all the ups fndowns of life. SY FLEXIBLE, fun -loving gen- tleman, 53, enjoys sports, dancing, cards, quiet evenings at home. seeking an attractive, slim, caring lady with similar interests, ler companionship and pos- sible reationalrp. SY 1747 (OW OM trial 25,hon- ed and airtcere, wtlh brown hair, blew eyes. i njuys quiet evenings, outdoors, long walls, dancing, movies and cooking, kokimn7 for female, 2030ilt wsltpmnlo intervals, , toi ssilble rok- bwnhp Y 1746 (00Q FUN -loving type of guy, early 30's, South American born, enjoys the outdoors, trove ft, dancing and walk- ing on time beach, seeks an outgoing female, 25-35, for a possible relationship, Durham area. SY 174% (VSNI , o=firefi".r, 43, very, ut, attractive, en)oysr wo-4 out, movies, cook- ing, romantic dinners for that special lady who enjoys being pampered, loved and (sOweepptt off her feet. SY 1750 FIT, happy, 40, and inde- pendent male, seeking one attractive, affectionate, friend and companion, fun, romance and intelligent cort- versatfon, you are fit, non- smoker, 30-45, loves life and dont meed commitment. SY 1751 (OSI) UNATTACHED, honest, sin- cere, outgoing, single, white male, 27, enjoys sky -diving, travelling, dining, dancing and fast cars, seeks single, white female, 27-32, for casual or serious relation- ship. SY 1752 COUNTRY bachelor, 6'1', 180 lbs., likes country music. I'm the quiet, out- doors type, seeks active lady friend, prefer -non- smoker. SY 1753 (OSH) GOOD -looking, Sim male, 31, easY-going, honest and sincere, good sense of humour, seeking an attrac- tive female, 24-29, who enjoys spending time with friends and family, quiet evenings and romance, for a long term relationship, single mothers welcome. SY 1754 (OSH) HAPPY -go -lucky male, 39. would like to meet lady, 25- 40, for casual dating, possi- ble relationship, enjoys music, dining out, dancing, quiet times and intimate conversation. SY 1755 HARD -working, hard-p!ay- ing, 36, athletic male. 5'6' tall, non-smoker, who enjoys sports of an kinds and boat- ing, seeking non-smoking. fit lady, 27-36, who enjoys sports and trying new thugs. SY 1756 FEMALE, single and at•.rac- tive, 21, 57'. 115 lbs., enjoys the outdoors, quiet evenings in and good times, seeks attractive white male. 22-26, with similar interests, for passible relationship. SY 2531 (OSH) FUN-lovmg female, 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 fun times, possible relationship. No head games' SY 2539 ATTRACTIVE, honest, easy-going, full -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 interests. SY 2545 (OSH) FEMALE, unattached, hard- working, down to earth, out- going, variety of interests, to and slim, looking for honest male, 30.40, of similar quali- ties for friendship first. SY 2546 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE ady, olonde. singe. 35, interested in meet ng a single, honest, attractive male. 30-40, for friendship, possdole retail ship. SY 2547 (OSH) HONEST and sincere white female, medium build, 35, smoker, loves to dance and have fun, seeks honest, down-to-earth tall black male, 35-40, for meaningful ,elet,ontMp. SY 2548 (OSH) ENGLISH lady. 28. commit- ted Christian, looking for a Christian man, 28-32 for friendship, interests include Christian music, walks ;n the country and a dog lover SY 2550 (OSH) JIM, Industrial Engineer from GM, you responded to box 2536. brown -eyed, petite blonde, please respond again to my new box no. (2581) and leave your phone number. SY IDear .Santa, 'Please bring me the man of mf dreams. Make him Mee handsomest you've ever seen, Don't forget to send kim to me...at kast before nest Halloween. I can be patient, but keep this in mind..If fou want year Reindeer back +ny ide,alyou should fund. ACTIVE, attractive, single female. 34. tall, professional. secure, enjoys sports, travel, outdoors, humour ... zest for ',to. Seeking male counter- part with similar interests, 30-40, non-smoker. SY 2561 (OSH) DOWN -to -earth female, a young 40, 56', blonde, blue eyes. slim, single parent, still meeting all the wrong guys. enjoys romance and danc- ing, seeks loyal, sincere male. 35-40. for lasting rela- ti,rtshrp. SY 2569 (OSH) CARING, brown -eyed y_tae blonde. late 40's, seeking a tall teddy beer, for friendship or possible relationship or more. SY 2581 (OSH) FEMALE, 30. sports -mind. ad, enjoys walks, dining and movies, non-drinker, seeks male, 28-36, looking to, troindship first and then pos- sible relationship, SY 2592 (OSH) BRIGHT, professional, sin- gle mom, 46, seeks intelli- gent, tallish male, who Ickes camping, nature, movies. politics and museums. for romance and companion- ship. 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