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Ask dW tzar Fw Fbed le * 4weddings Banquets Iteetingt: Parties 1683-3210 Annandale Country Club Pickering Edition RIF$. ADVIRTISIR Sunday, Dec. 26, 1993 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 52 IN THE NEWS WI CAU SIM ins �c�ns: ttiee i�tts lett on arnightbm been bia rned for a ijortime fire on Tumb E Rd dyMumdaymoining. ohm Regional Ponce say a man who was the only person how at the tune had gone Io daW Wt lights Litt on the tram- lChriik mas tree. Her husband isat work and her daughter was L ir was awakened by the sound the stooke detector. aft Ewfighim and police inns &d to the scene at 1.47 n.Fue d oef Tony Miinloff says " bions was quickly brought der owa of and finefighters me on the scene until 6 am. onage is estataie i at 5250,000. Ws a very kitty person —sire I ovC said Casa. Jim Crrmtiey. he home was compki* A smoke by the time the tttd ftstfighm arrived" ataaamn stfitsed udl f smoke is a grim reminder, W. says, of me fns -safety krays have a working hatn anti neva kemve m ttt+ae lighec on bowis i iai oil 11e D Regular features Letters......_.......................6 Billboard.........»»............2t3 Arts & Entertainment» -30 Sports.......................»33 Sincerely Youm....... .-...42 (: I,ssi find»......................43 Cash request put on hold Pickering asks for money from Durham Region to fight the dump By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter DURHAM - Pickering will have to wait until next year to find out if the Region will chip in money to pay for some of the Town's landfill fight. Durham regional council on Wednesday deferred a decision on a request from Pickering for He's not bored Chris Wilson hits the slopes on his ski board at Lakeridge Ski Resort. If the weather man co- operates the cold weather forecasted for the next few days will bring flumes to the hills. photo by Andrew Iwanowski $350,000. Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs told his regional col- leagues the money would be used to cover expenses the Town has already spent and will spend fighting a new dump. To date, the Town has spent almost S360,000 and could spend $2 million in 1994. The provincial Interim Waste Authority is proposing a Durham - only landfill north of the existing Brock West dump in Pickering. The IWA has also selected land- fills in York and Peel Regions. "We're not asking the Region to oppose the IWA process, nor to support it. We're asking for the best possible site," Mr. Arthurs argued. The money would be used to ensure the site the IWA has selected is the best location, he added. Of the money Pickering has already spent, $311,000 went to legal expenses, hydro -geological studies and land use and environ- mental planning, the mayor said. The money Pickering is request- ing will reimburse the Town. Other expenses, such as paying media consultants, will be paid by the Town, according to Mr. Arthurs. York and Peel Regions have given money to municipalities in their respective regions where the IW A wants to put a dump. Mr. Arthurs and Pickering councillor Rick Johnson presented the motion requesting the money. They had also asked that Claring- ton be given up to S150,000, because that Town also spent money opposing an IWA dump. Clarington mayor Diane Hamre asked that no money be given to the community. Taking on the trad'it'ion NON -CHRISTIAN FAMILIES CELEBRATE THE By MOHAMMED ASLAM Special to the News Advertiser AJAX - The Bedis are not Christian, but that has not prevent- ed them from celebrating Christ- mas with most of its traditional highlights. The Ajax home of Mahesh and Veena Bedi is steeped in the sea- son's festive spirit, complete with a tastefully decorated Christmas tree and plans for gifts for the kids. The family's three children - Sunil, Nisha and Neena - are almost as excited as any other youngster for whom Christmas may be part of a natural and reli- gious way of life. Their excite- ment flows from the multicultural aspect of Canada's celebrated kS SEASON diverse social mosaic. As their Mom, Veena, puts it, "We do it for the kids ... to make them happy. We put up the Christ- mas tree and give gifts to our chil- dren on the occasion." And the Please see RESPECT... Page 3 DON'T LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1-416-976-1991 It's our Monday lean -Out Sale. December,C ���, 9ua•gDm PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVER'T'ISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1991 •teachers'phantom'payhike win hantomCatholic p By LINDA WHITE Last year, a work -to -rule cam- lasted two -and -a -half months, dur- were brought to a halt. 18 -day strike. Their salaries were Staff Reporter paign began in mid-January and ing which extra -curricular activities In 1990, the teachers staged an decided in binding arbitration. DURHAM - Catholic high school teachers received a "phan- tom" pay increase in a new contract,NAZE charging it will be "absorbed" by unpaid leave days dictated by social contract legislation. "Teachers will not see it," union +, president Blair Morris says of a 0.6 + t. per cent pay hike retroactive to Jan. 1, 1993 in a two-year contract dat- ing at ing back to Sept. 1. 1992. (Because the raise w'as ncgouat- ed before the Province froze the r `-• — ' wages of all civil servants for the next three years in its controversial social contract. it can't be revoked. That brines the average sec- ondary teacher's salary to about S54,4• 8, up from S5-1.153. The highest pa} is at S63.339. up from L L :`kOk- nil e FILTER 562,961. The agreement will cost the According teachers. CA 10 According to teachers, the num ' E111101FI, ber of students in government -man- C 1194 dated destreamed Grade 9 glases GIFT -ONLY UNTIL JAN. watt top among those Issues still out- AVAILABLE standing when social contract talks i stalled negotiations with the GUS BROWN Durham Region Roman Catholic <= Separate School Board last spring. a (Destreamtng lumps together = ` advanced-, general-. and basic -level 8 AM. - students for one more year. «'hile 1201 Dundas St. E., Whitby that doesn't differ from Grade 8 668-4044 668-3304 classes, elementarN teachers don't 427-2500 2 P.M. grade up to 190 students as do their s►•�P� high school counterparts, Mr. %lor- ris said of the issue last AMI-) Tc.rchers were therefore demand- ing smaller classes of up to 25 stu- dents, while the board w anted as - many as 32 per cLv- Under the new contract reached recently, L1 :'� destreamed classes will have up to TES RECEIVE FREE A GM GOODWRENCH SERVICE RACING HAT WITH EVERY BOOK PURCHASED . W/ 26 students. effective Sept_ 1994.v�� _ • But that issue wouldn't hae Eq �' been a contenuous one if the min- ►str� of education and training had _ Includes: supulated cUass size when it mandat- 'Cool ed &-strcame'd . LissC� this veru. Mr. nt Fl �` a�Iq� Jill ush Moms charges. qn (up t0 8 /itr es "N'e'rc not dealing with a goy-stnb FreeleJ Of ernment demonstraung a great devil s peCt bells; of compassion and understanding of /leaterhOses rad and the school system," he says. •'It demands changes which school txwds are forged to implement. - ..Nox OnIN does the government not fund (those changes), it cuts funding overall. If they don't want to pay (for new programs), then don't tell us we have to introduce PLUS TAXESi them. MOST GM VEHICLES %Vhile social contract details = haven't yet been worked out. Mr. :Morris expects the number of /qES JpN- unpaid leave days teachers must take to be "quite small." Nor does he anticipate any layoffs, believing staff cuts dictated by the Province will be met by not hiring new teach- ers when the student population grows. For the first Lime in its history, the union representing 320 sec- ondary teachers reached an agree- ment without strike action. A I a Man stable after hit by car AJAX - An 82 -year-old man is in stable condition after being struck by a car while crossing the road on his motorized cart. The accident occurred at Har- wood Ave. and Bayly St. around 3:15 p.m. Tuesday. The man was taken to the Ajax and Pickering General Hos- pital with leg and head injuries, as well as cuts and abrasions. Durham Regional Police were unable to provide details of how the accident occurred. /41 T1 I C of s- �o� �s� SPECIALS El q � SPR w loe t- }4�y� �y WITH LIFETIME MUFFLER WARRAWi NTY,, �y INCLUDES: SPARK PLUGS INSPECTING ALL THE FOLLOWING:'' -CAP 8 ROTOR • CANISTERS`'' FILTER -BATTERY TERMINALS •IG NITION WIRES •DRIVE BELTS` 'M 3 cylJ r;. 4 cyl.99� fyT 6 cyl.s 595 8 cyl. S1 rtrt 9%,„ r, MOSS GM VEHICLE �o� ��� N� ES P► k ^: .i3 Goodwmnch Servi"Ce�� MICHAEL BOYER OPEN ONTARIO MOTOR SAIF; aminROY NICHOLS - Pontiac • eidt • WC Truds LTD. 9 A, , 715 Kingston Rd., Pickering SAT. Chevrolet • Oldsmobile Motors Ltd. .��• (401 & Whites Rd.) 8 A.M. - • Geo • CWHbe PJL Ctwltice (�7 2 just g AA686-5859 owwHlrey uo sora st w., oshalra No Ap". East of psNatwa 831.2693 PICKERING 2 P.M. 436-7441 725.6501 1Asss N 436-2222 436-2228 i P.M. NURSE i BOB MYERS OPEN GUS BROWN W/ 26 students. effective Sept_ 1994.v�� _ • But that issue wouldn't hae Eq �' been a contenuous one if the min- ►str� of education and training had _ Includes: supulated cUass size when it mandat- 'Cool ed &-strcame'd . LissC� this veru. Mr. nt Fl �` a�Iq� Jill ush Moms charges. qn (up t0 8 /itr es "N'e'rc not dealing with a goy-stnb FreeleJ Of ernment demonstraung a great devil s peCt bells; of compassion and understanding of /leaterhOses rad and the school system," he says. •'It demands changes which school txwds are forged to implement. - ..Nox OnIN does the government not fund (those changes), it cuts funding overall. If they don't want to pay (for new programs), then don't tell us we have to introduce PLUS TAXESi them. MOST GM VEHICLES %Vhile social contract details = haven't yet been worked out. Mr. :Morris expects the number of /qES JpN- unpaid leave days teachers must take to be "quite small." Nor does he anticipate any layoffs, believing staff cuts dictated by the Province will be met by not hiring new teach- ers when the student population grows. For the first Lime in its history, the union representing 320 sec- ondary teachers reached an agree- ment without strike action. A I a Man stable after hit by car AJAX - An 82 -year-old man is in stable condition after being struck by a car while crossing the road on his motorized cart. The accident occurred at Har- wood Ave. and Bayly St. around 3:15 p.m. Tuesday. The man was taken to the Ajax and Pickering General Hos- pital with leg and head injuries, as well as cuts and abrasions. Durham Regional Police were unable to provide details of how the accident occurred. /41 T1 I C of s- �o� �s� SPECIALS El q � SPR w loe t- }4�y� �y WITH LIFETIME MUFFLER WARRAWi NTY,, �y INCLUDES: SPARK PLUGS INSPECTING ALL THE FOLLOWING:'' -CAP 8 ROTOR • CANISTERS`'' FILTER -BATTERY TERMINALS •IG NITION WIRES •DRIVE BELTS` 'M 3 cylJ r;. 4 cyl.99� fyT 6 cyl.s 595 8 cyl. S1 rtrt 9%,„ r, MOSS GM VEHICLE �o� ��� N� ES P► k ^: .i3 Goodwmnch Servi"Ce�� MICHAEL BOYER OPEN ONTARIO MOTOR SAIF; aminROY NICHOLS - Pontiac • eidt • WC Truds LTD. 9 A, , 715 Kingston Rd., Pickering SAT. Chevrolet • Oldsmobile Motors Ltd. .��• (401 & Whites Rd.) 8 A.M. - • Geo • CWHbe PJL Ctwltice (�7 2 just g AA686-5859 owwHlrey uo sora st w., oshalra No Ap". East of psNatwa 831.2693 PICKERING 2 P.M. 436-7441 725.6501 1Asss N 436-2222 436-2228 i P.M. NURSE OPEN BOB MYERS OPEN GUS BROWN 111110111.4m Chevrolet Geo • Oldsmobile • Cadillac SAT' Chevrolet •Geo •Oldsmobile SAT• Pondoc BWck QMC Trucks 7 Ax . 7 PA lq'd. 7 LIL - 1530 Dundas St. E.. Whitby 8 AM. - 425 Sayly St. W., Ajar 8 A.M. - 1201 Dundas St. E., Whitby S P.D. 668-4044 668-3304 1 P.M. 427-2500 2 P.M. 668-M 668.8871 s►•�P� 'Respect' is part of multiculturalism FROM TAKING.- PAGE Al children love to watch the Christmas parade, go to the plaza and attend any cultural show that may be on at this time of year, adds Veena, a bank employee. Mahesh articulates the thought of celebrating Christmas. "We believe in all religions. We believe that the kids, who have been brought up here, should be participating in whatever is celebrated by Canadians. I'm a firm believer in the teachings of all religions. All religions should respect each other. God is one in every religion." Mahesh, who is a real estate broker, says the family has been cele- brating Christmas since coming to Canada two decades ago. He makes the point that "as we respect" others' holidays and festivals, "they should respect ours. That's the real meaning of a multicultural society." Which is what emerges from a random round of interviews with non-Christian families in this region about how they look at this fes- tive season and how they may or may not be taking part in Christmas celebrations. While the Bedis are marking the event markedly in both cultural and religious aspects of it, many families tend to make a clear distinction even in their participation. Broadly, it emerges that non-Christians like to view this as a holi- day season, a time more of cultural significance in which a spirit of sharing, caring and fellow -feeling pervades. This may be in keeping with the celebration of religious festivals in multi-ethnic societies around the world where members of different communities come together and turn them into gener- al events of socio -cultural inter- mingling. But this is essentially the his- toric perspective of Christmas in Canada's context in particular. According to Brian Vrebosch, who has presided over the Multi - Cultural Council of Oshawa/Durham for five years, Christmas is traditionally a holi- day season in Canada, part of its heritage in which different ethno- cultural communities make it all a feature of their own distinct lifestyle. "Multiculturism is sharing your experience, due respect for others' beliefs, recognition of other guys' culture. This is what really enrich- es society," says Mr. Vrebosch, who is principal of St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School in Picker- ing. Since the council includes 60 different ethnic and cultural groups representing different parts of the world, it usually makes Christmas an occasion for a social get-together. This year, it invited a large number of people of widely varying backgrounds, including non-Christians, to a function on Dec. 7, at which a diverse fare of food and activities was offered. However, perhaps like any other public function, this one also had its share of controversy. What to call it has been one point Of contention, Mr. Vrebosch says that a majority of the council's members will still describe it as a Christmas celebration irrespective Of the event's nature. But there are those who feel otherwise, like Kuldip Singh Sodhi, who wonders why only Christmas is celebrated in this manner, and not such socio -cultural festivals as Baisakhi, which marks the harvest season in the Punjab region in India. "Other festivals too should be celebrated similarly, the ones which are not religious but cultur- al and social in nature," insists Mr. Sodhi, a mechanical contrac- tor from Bowmanville who says he has lived in Canada long enough to offer a considered opin- ion on multiculturalism. However, the general feeling among non-Christian families emerges as predominantly cultural but one which favors broad partic- ipation in the festivities, greetings and exchange of gifts and parties. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26, M -PAGE 3 What do you say to a ride on a sleigh? DURHAM - If you're not a wagon will be substituted or the winter worshipper, you might be event cancelled. Call the conser- converted with a sleigh ride. vation area on the day of the rides The Central Lake Ontario Con- at 655-4843 for up-to-date infor- servation Authority (CLOCA) is mation. hosting horse-drawn sleigh rides Cost is $1.75 per person per Sunday, Jan. 16, from I to 4 p.m. ride. The conservation area is on at the Heber Down Conservation Country Lane Rd., which runs Area in Whitby. Rides begin at the north off Taunton Rd., west of day -use area and not the winter Brock St. parking lot. Call the CLOCA office at 579 - If there isn't enough snow, a 0411 for more information. The Bedi family of Ajax gets into the festive spirit. From front to back Sheila, 3, Sheeba, 6, Nina, 9 and dad Mahesh. photo by Andrew Iwanowski It's our CleanCki.t S ale. Monday 1 Spm Regular Hours starting Tuesday -Friday 10am - 91)m Siatirday 9:30am - 6pin Sunday 12noon - 5pm PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1990 ...... Dec. UP TO OFF I!, [ 9 S 3 Locations To -Serve You Pickering Town Centre 252 Bayly St. Oshawa Centre (Across from People's Jewellers) (McKenzie Plaza beside Pizza Hut)W (Beside Eaton's) 831=3534,,=----, Busy year for courts AJAX-PICKERING - A doctor charged with sexually assaulting a patient and a former police sergeant charged in the death of his wife were among the more high-profile criminal cases of 1993. The following is a list of police and court activity, in chronological order. LJ In January, Metro police began searching the Brock West dump in Pickering for the body of a transsexual Toronto call girl believed murdered. No trace of Grayce Baxter was found and the search was called off eight weeks later. J A former Ajax doctor con- victed of sexually assaulting a female patient was sentenced in March to 18 months. Dr. Brian Nagahara was a general practitioner at South Ajax Family Doctors on Westncy Rd. when he was charged with sexual assault in June 1991. J One-time Pickering resident and former Metro police sergeant David Mattison was sentenced in June to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the 1991 death of his wife Nicole Marguerite Mattison. Her body was dismembered and one of her thighs washed ashore on a Hamilton beach prior to her hus- band's arrest in Mauch 1992. Dur- ing their investigation, police searched the couple's McLeod Cres. home, which was for sale. The couple; lived here several years before moving to a community near St. Cath;uincs. :J Two Ajax members of the "Supra Bandits" were charged in a rash of robberies in which thieves Used stolen Toyota Supras as get- away vehicles. Police believe the Bandits made off with $2 million worth of cigarettes and Sl million worth of cars in dozens of heists throughout southern Ontario dating back to MauL: h 1992. J After a two-week search in a feared abduction, the body of a mum sing Ajax woman was found in the Niagara River in October. Foul play was ruled out. J Ajax resident Tracey Arm- strong, 25, was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty in Deeember to second-degree murder in the slaying of North York accountant Harry Feige. His body was found slumped over the wheel of his blood -splat- tered car on the Pickering - Uxbridge border in OCL 1991. His widow Deborah Feige and Miss Armstrong were arrested in Jan. 1992 and charged with first-degree murder. Mrs. Feige pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in April. GERONNOA( 11 Yon-Tlaaa 1: 72Q 910 MRS. DOUSTRRE EM SA V IS,130, 330, /.7.720. P30. tas Ytn- ThAyl:15,130, 330./.7.720.930.4./6 No Paw WE'RE BACK 10 Sur. 130.3:15• /:/5, Mon.-Thurs. 1:30,3:15,/:45 11on-T4aa 1:30.3:15.4:15 (ADULTS $4.25) MY 01 S725� Yon: Ttraa 725.9 /5 LAST DAY TUES. BEEflavEN's 2ND EM Sun. t • 3, 5, 7, 9• Yon. " Thum 1.3.5, 7, 9, No Pause TIE WAIS OF TIE DAT ou Sun. 1 30,120. 715.4/.5 Yon T—,130,430, 775.915 Wad Thurs 7t5.9a5 GHOST IN THE MACHINE AA Wed Thurs 2.115. 715, 415 PODIATRIST `- Ronald J. Klein B.S.c., D.P.M.; Wishes to Announce the Opening of his Practice i b� At the Pickering Medical Centre — 1 �.-•� - • cu:«n Foot orthotic enanna .85 GI ' • FuLl Veteran's Coverage t ❑ • Sports Medicine 1 © • Diabetic Fee831-FEET (3338 . i Corn k Calluses • Children's Foot THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1993 -PAGE S C NADA HARDWOOD FLOORING INC., SANTA i" N,,� `yp Q PAYS THE. SOk G.S.T. SALE! PREFINIS ED ON ALL NEW FLOORING, HWY.401 FLOORING BY SANDING ROOLCANTION WMOTIIOf • CHERRY BARK • MIRAGE 1050 BROCK RD. S. 420.3285 UNIT 25,PICKERING BAYLYST. c • BRUCE AT REAR OF BUILDING We' love to hear your new. Gi sve us a call at 683-5110 2 DAYS ONLY DEC. 27 8 28 e oil 0 11 TAX REVOLT11 e = z �} FRE i� Imported 3 Pee. Living King Louis XV Chair $ Room Suite 1199 with $2500 9 et Pce. 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I al 9 'Tw I� I Lower Level Lower Level (Between Lawrence & Ellesmere) (Between Oone & Hwy 27 ) 5 All wood or Wood & While +L/ G 74 Devon Road (Airport Road North of Steetes) 791-4966 �SOCHI FURNITURE to r_ 1540 Dundas St. East Whitby, Ontario 1;905)666-4340 PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26, I943 "AAdvertiser -A'ax-Pickerin News f-) as/rs A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday TIMOTHY J. WHrI7AKER, 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 Curtains or students?77 The new public school board headquarters in Whitby has the potential to be an embarrassment for the community, not to mention a constant reminder to many parents of what could have been for their children had important pro- grams not been chopped to save money. The new building is expected to cost S21.5 million. It has been approved, it is under construction and, for the most part, there's no turning back. But the issue of what goes into the building can still be addressed by trustees and all public school supporters. In a 1990 report, the board estimated it would need S1.95 million for furni- nue and equipment. Though it still doesn't have a breakdown of how that huge amount of money will be spent. it suggests boardroom furniture and window coverings are among the items "needed. At the same time, trustees are struggling to come up with a 1994 budget which will pass on an acceptable tax hike to its supporters -- in a year, by the way, which their jobs are on the line because of a municipal election in November. But if they don't trim an estimated S380 -million budget you71 see a tax increase of 6.71 per cent next year. They'll tell you it's difficult to chop even one per cent — which represents S2.2 million in the budget (eerily close to the amount needed for fumiture.l Still, they're looking at inducing teachers who help children with physical and emotional problems, as well as counsellors, and an instrumental music program. Gifted and French -immersion students also face changes. What would you prefer your money spent on' Window coverings and plants or those children who will one day run this country-' We may never forget the gnm effects of this recession. And we remind trustees not to forget either. We urge them to look at each and every item pur- chased for their new headquarters. Afterall, a school bard differs gready from a profit-making company. Not only does it not make mcxtey, it sucks almost half a homeowners tax bill to keep it operating. The school board that does without the extras and the flash proves itself to be the one more interested in a child's education than having a comfortahk place to work. Ask businesses suffering through a recession how, much they have spent on new furnishings in the past three years. We expect to sex a list of items wanting to be purchased with the S 1.95 mil- lion in the ne:ry year. Well compare it against the list of programs axed. El YOU'RE THE F1 PERS41 VIS MORNING TO LIST "UNCLE JEAN„ As A REFERENCE, o r a , o MR. GREGOR,,. go V -M- + CAM DA PLUM JOBS L_ IDEPARMAENT Letters t0 I From the editor's desk the editor Radar editorial trash To the editor: I'm writing in regards to your editorial in the December 19 issue, entitled "Sav cheese for photo radars". If your intention was to get a reaction from readers, well you got one from me, however, if you seriously believe this trash, then let me tell you that you are taking a very simplistic and myopic approach to a very complex issue. I further take offence at your lumping seat belts and motorcycle helmets together with a pure and simple money grabbing It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out the benefits of seat belt use and the reduction in head injuries to motorcycles riders wearing a helmet. However, neither you or anybody else will ever convince me that speed in itself contributes to the carnage on our roads. In my views the problem lies with inappropinate speed and skill for a particular driving condition. While doing 140 km/h under some circumstances might be appropriate it can also be grossly inappropriate under other circumstances, the same can be said while driving at 50 lagAt. How do we increase the skill level of drivers on the road? The government has taken one positive action in this direction, with the introduction of the graduated driver licence. Just as you would not expect an airplane pilot to obtain hisAw licence after a less than a full and complete training course, the same should be expected of motor vehicle drivers. I firmly believe that any new driver shouki take a high performance driving course, with professional instructors at a proper training facility. In the Iasi eight years I have lived in A)ax, the last two commuting daily by car to and from Toronto, I have been caught for speeding once. I firmly believe that because of the skills I have learned and developed behind the wheel of a race car, I have successfully avoided several poienially disastrous situations. Let me conclude by stating that the only vested interest I have in the above suggestion are my two daughters safety. In a few years they might find them- selves in cars driven by other teenagers, or might want to drive themselves. I am already encouraging them to think about a high performance driving school. I'm not trying to term my kids into race car drivers, although if they decide to pursue that sport, I would encourage and help them anyway I could. W. Hohler, Ajax Wendy Galfagher Thumbing my way t $1 It was the year of the Crimson tide, the dump decision and the return of Wayne and Garth -In the style of my two favorite movie reviewers, here are my darts and laurels for 1993. THUMBS UP: To Kim Camp. bell for knowing when to throw in the towel. She made her mark in history -- both through her signifi- cant step as Canada's first female prime minister and as the woman who single-handedly destroyed the Progressive Conservative Party, THUMBS DOWN: To the Interim Waste Authority for not even considering a proposal that would see Metro's -- and possibly Durham's -- garbage shipped to Kirkland Lake. THUMBS UP: To the hun- dreds of area volunteers who spend hours of their time to help make someone else's life a little better. THUMBS DOWN:To both the public and separate school boards which continue to build schools and buildings that are so nicely furnished and decorated that they stick out like sore thumbs in areas where people are losing their hrough 1993 homes because they can't afford the taxes. THUMBS UP:To elected members of the Reform Party who gave up certain perks, including government cars. May the others follow your lead. And, may pen- sion reform be implemented faster than you can say "cash grab". THUMBS DOWN: To the motorists who ignore the chevrons painted on Hwy. 401 east of Ajax. They're there for a good reason — Your safety on the highway. THUMBS DOWN:To Bill 40, the Labour Taw which effectively gags and binds business owners and hands over company control to employees. THUMBS UP:To the stock market for not crashing when Sheila Copps announced she was in charge. THUMBS DOWN: To the half-dozen people who have already slammed their car doors into my three -month-old car. THUMBS UP: To those who are going to spend like mad in 1994 to kick start the economy. If you don't spend your money, the government will spend it for you. ABOUT US The News Advertiser wei- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to cur 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. L1S 21-115 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. 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IN_ New dump tops Pickering news PICKERING - The threat of another dump was the biggest and smelliest story here in 1993. The Province's search for another dump site in Durham culminated in November, when the Interim Waste Authority announced its preferred location is in Pickering, north of the existing Brock West dump and south of Taunton Rd. The news, while not unexpected by politicians and resi- dents' groups, sparked outrage and vows of opposition. Both the Province and dump protesters arc now preparing for environmental assessment hearings, expected to take about two years. Also making headlines in 1993: J The Provincial NDP govem- ment announced a SIO -million pro- ject to buy the environmcnudiv-sig- nificant Altona Forest from develop- ers and save it from becoming a sub- division. J The special police investigative unit Project Jif) revealed it was prob- ing allegations of political wrongdo- ing in Pickering. J The Province's social contract cutbacks closed Town facilities on certain days and took local ambu- lances off the road by forcing staff shortages on various shifts. J Town council debated and rejected the idea of seeking a court injunction to close the Brock West dump, after allegations of misman- agemcnt of the site were made against owner Metro Toronto by Pickering -Ajax Citizens' Together (PACT) for the EnvironmenL J The newly -elected Liberal fed- eral govemment grounded plans to sell off surplus airport lands in Pick- enng, a prcxess started by the Tory government and opposed by local p,l i ucians and residents. J Residents were hit with an overall 5.1 per cent local tax hike over 1992, after increases levied by, the Town, Region and school Mwds were combined. Pickering trimmed its own budget to reflect a zero- per cent increase. J Smoking areas were taken away in the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital and the Town of Pickering adopted a tough anti-smoking bylaw to come into effect in January, 1994. J A Chapman Cn. woman was credited with saving her baby's life when fire broke out in the tot's room. Steve Stewart, then the Town's fire chief, said her quick action in rescuing the child from a smoke-filled room averted tragedy. J The local chapter of the Tax- payers' Coalition of Ontario vowed revolt after being hit hard in a Provincial budget in May. o Y al �m r cstamnt14 e 9 -Puce India, CuisiL.L.B.O. Christmas 6 Course 95 112. Dinner Every Day G 7J Luncheon Bufet16c.95 Mon. -Sat. 11:30.3:00 p.m- Dinner Buffet=8Q.95 Sunday only 4 p.m -9 p.m- You May Also Order From Our Menu More Than 70 Dishes -9iry.N• 4%ekk KAeb Oho 400t ViidNoo AmM Korou 4NrWe -Rod 4Ur&: Chides, .R,t i hr us" -wrUq d -Fah Coconut CiM .r,.dMM avdm f. Dahn Mon.-Thurs. 11:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Fri. -Sat. 11:30 amL-11:00 p.m. Sunday 4:00 p.m. -10:00 pm. 1660Kingston F.CKERINGd E. 428-0310 O The Ontario Nurses' Associa- tion called a press conference in Ajax, warning that patients in the emergency department at the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital were in jeopardy because of staff shortages. Hospital president Bruce Cliff assured that patient care here is "as good as any hospital in Ontario." J A power failure prompted a convenience store employee to lock the business's front doors only sec- onds before would-be robbers showed up and fired shots into the stone. The employee was unharmed and Durham Regional Police later arrested three teenage suspects in connection with the incident ❑ A new arena opened at the Pick- ering Recreation Complex and coun- cil approved the building of a new firehall at Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1993 -PACE 7 �r�vrria�� cwtt-rt�C 1 YCJLJAT� JAPIUAIHT 4/94; ��' Christmas Favourites at Super Prices Have a Gourmet Holiday! Over 50 types of gourmet food created by Lee Hung Cooking School • Shepherd's Pie • Egg Rolls • SSS Chicken Balls • BBQ Pork • Spring Rolls • Lasagna dt much more We could plan your party for as little as $5.00 per person ,Don't Forget Our Gift Certificates, Chef Style Prime Rib Roast • 1 'S PARTY TIME! Fully Cooked - Tips off Cajun - Mild or Spicy `;,Chicken Wings: R SAVE $Soo Ca4on 646ss 9 9 Tun, Jan. 4194 3 Ib. 14fe OPEN 9 a.m. to a p.m. all week Close at 3 p.m. Dec. 31 Closed Jan. 1 & 2 Roast of Pork SAYE 1.00 Ib. 399 Ib. imp-r)-s- SLYourG,,-u-es s! Stuffed or lain Pork Tenderloin ' Plain or Stuffed Boneless Pork Roasts 99 ME , Boneless Chicken Breasts snvE 1.001 b. 9!9 Ib. Filet Mignon 7 9 9 6 oz. Shrimp 94 Rings 3 mom�� Peeled Tiger Shrimp Thaw & 99 Serve 1 Ib. SAYE 2.00 WE8pkg.,) PACE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1993 Sports reporter Al Rivett wants your scores Theinazign 0XIngay DEvent Pay no GST on all merchandise (except cosmetic and fragrance purchases) Tomorrow, December 27th. 20% to 50% off storewide! • Men's, women's, children's winter fashions, plus holiday wear • Home electronics • Sporting goods • Christmas wrap, trim, serving ware and linens EATON 12345618 9012 TIMOTHY EATON ATO N YS Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded Por Ground Pork I a:entre c-ut Pork Chop; SAVE .7o lb. 299 Rack M Pork Loin �b. Roasts Fresh Pork Shiskabob SAVE .o016. Meat 99 Z99 .. SAYE .70 lb, The THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1993•PAGE 9 Lean �\: �•� Ground Beef ' 89 '9 The COf s• too lb' ^ '� • ••��� r��T �f.•_. .".tit;•'' �'!�: J3����, Smoked Hams Whole I79 .b. Halves 189 Ib. OPEN TUESDAY -FRIDAY THIS WEEK ONLY! CLOSED SAT. f3 SUN., JANe ist f3 2nd Back to Regular Store Hours Beginning Wed., Jan. S UT rV Breaded ffisbbobs all Party Headquarters Meat f3 Cheese Trays 3 f. Trq 4 W Tray s 166 'igen Fowls 1245 people FNrs :j*" pooF1e Foods 1145 V**F:e 19992499 29 99 EAST OSHAWA couRiee cost 1413 Kant St. E. 43243tt OPEN: Tues., Dec. 2"ri., Dec. 31 69 3 1b. IQ/ ib. Egg Potato Salad colobw 169 Baby Assorted Black Forest Cold Cuts Hams x"t Le --os. 4 lb. Avg. Pork Salaasl, M' 29 1 99 106 Rotini Salad � au. Jumbo Cabbage Rolls 165 Mf3D Meats pIUCES W FYMCT UNM FRtnwX, DEC., 31 Serving Durham Regiion with 6 Great Lmationa SOUTH OSHAWA 451 Simew SL L 723.1601 OPEN: Tues., Dee. Wrl" Dec. 3i NORTH OSHAWA ceeser Of TUMOR a Biwa, Taunton rn•1446 OPEN: Tues., Dec ss-Fr4, Dee. 31 PORT PERRY 3e Water St. 995-4316 OPEN: Tues., Dec. 26Fr1., Dec. 31 WHITBY the Dsodas St. E. 43+66 (across irm L -Hart) OPEN: Tues., Dee. 3e -Fri., Dec. 31 PICKERING 17" Lberp"I Rd. Pkklair Plaza e31-7961 OPEN: Tues., Dec. se:Fri., Dec. 31 Just in time for New Year's res- olutions, two fiee support programs to help smokers give up the habit will be offered in January by the Durham Region branch of the Lung Association. One group for smokers wishing to quit smoking will begin Jan. 10. It is designed to assist those who want to quit, are in the process of quitting or who have already quit but need support and encourage- ment. Another program, entitled"Get- ting Ready to Quit", will begin Jan. 19. It is designed for all smokers who know that they want to quit now or in the future, and helps them look at all the resources available to help them quit. The programs are intended to provide information, motivation and support to all smokers as they decide when and how they would like to stop smoking. For more information or to register call 436- 1046. M/ LEVOLOR LIMITED TIME ONLY Eguy 4mo One One Free on all Riviera Venetian Blinds It's happening now! Levolor - the name for window blinds is on sale. Unbelievable savings for custom made blinds. Take this opportunity to save, and... exerience the Levolor Difference. Free in -dome estimate - No obligation x maxievievv WINDOW FASHIONS Whitby 430-3192 or 1-800-667-1730 Call 24 hours a day - 7 days a week HURRY - LAST DAY TO ORDER - FEB. 8TH, 1994 SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE IS OPEN MONDAY FOR INCREDIBLE SAVINGS The gifts are unwrapped and the turkey's finished - almost. So why not celebrate with a shopping spree to end all shopping sprees. When you visit Scarborough Town Centre this Monday, you'll have 12 glorious hours, from 9:30 am to 9:30 pm, to discover how many wonderful. ways there are to save money. Keep that Christmas spirit alive for another day, and leave Scarborough Town Centre with deals by the bagfull, um, boxfull, um, well you know what we mean. Holiday Shopping Hours December 27:9:30 am to 9:30 pm, December 28-30: 10 am to 9 pm, December 31: 10 am to 6 pm, January 1: Mall Closed, January 2: Regular Hours Resume. 401 and McCowan. Over 210 Fine Stores and Services. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER X 1993 -PACE 11 BARiGAIN TIRE 1 1� PR IE TIRESFROM �........ ............... ................ ............... .............. .............. ............. .... AS LOW AS 2995 wamt MICHELIN® - BECAUSE $O MUCH IS RIDING ON YOUR TIRES. 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Among those we said goodbye to was Benjamin Britskey, the youngster who cap- tured hearts in his valiant fight against his rejection of liver transplant. He lost his bat- tle in August. The four -year -61d was undergoing a sec - CAROLE'$ COUNTRY �1's 6 BUT THURSDAY, DEC. 3Qt931SN'TH .�► ���� COME ON ATUAS E RS A PRE -NEW YEAR'S PARTY T PARTNER AND STRUT R CAROLE IS PRESENTING AN EVENING OF DANCING WITH SOME INSTRUCTI WHERE: KINSMAN HALL REGULAR PRICE - IRREGULAR F ©G 109 COLBORNE W., OSHAWA N Mi M+E i s s< x w. LICENSED BAR TABLE SNACKS 579-7719 AFTER 6 P.M. 7 RR -11:30 RR wal" N MALL BE MXX TO "E We have something very small in store for Boxing Weke . Financing for 4 years on Most remaining 1993s: i .. J9l3 Niasarr Sewtr+o 1993 Ninaa Ahura 1993 Niasaw A[axiara 1993 Ninon NZ �E �dW spor MM of this Best selling new car nameplate The perfect harmony of luxury and A rally fun -co -drive Coup,. 1993 Nisssw ratAfiy vehicle 1993 Msiarr H compact. in North America' performance in a family sedany Pe Best selling import sport utility vehicle. Get the performance - looking for from this n ftcd 4x2 pick-up. - - rom Dec. 27 until Jan. 4 get I RUfinancing over four years on most remaining 1993 Nissan vehicles. Loan amount x 3896 n►oatls t ost ofborrowing 38ty0vi I� �Q at 999over 48 montlss 9 J 510.000 $7% $2,059 500 On a 4 -year car loan $12. S 994 $2,573 Elie average bank charges S15,000 $1,193 S3,088 9,5% interest -S 17,500 S1,392 53,603 At Nissan we offer you 3.8% S20000 _ for Boxing Wak only. S 1.590 54,118 S25,000 S1,988 55,147 , Your Ontario Nissan Dealers. Making it easier to get the car you really want. Call 1 -800 -387 -OW for fw&a information. _ • 6 year/ 100,000 km Major Components Warranty • 6 year/ 100,000 km Emission Control System Warranty • 6 year Rust Perforation Coverage with unlimited kilometres • 3 year/80,000 km Bumper -to -bumper Warranty with No Deductible • 3 year. Toll-free 24 -Hour Roadside Assistance anywhere in Canada/Continental USA • 3 year Travel Planning Service SMW . ... r.. Pe Ah nHrio*UdmdiLo axh. VAmw Lo pirr@30hnnctdowr*nxwhsx;8%A?Rtlf?��th(08.$m 48 nxmxbs 1 �TaWawa xtotr�fM.19 S ddrr�fmd hfitAnSrnrul)�/XI/C.XFirr,ludmR.kn�uCluniAltmu.Muim�.NXAtlJuide� . t Burd m rom F.K nrw nv/.rp4tr u/rs dtu Nncr,nuodutign F and liver transplant at the Hospital for 1, Sick Children in Toronto when he suffered ,44cardiac arrest, as a result of a blood clot. The previous summer, his parentswent public with their struggle to raise enough funds to send Benjamin to the United States to try an experimental drug doctors Benjamin hoped would reverse his body's rejection of a liver transplant. Britskey CAROLE'$ COUNTRY �1's 6 BUT THURSDAY, DEC. 3Qt931SN'TH .�► ���� COME ON ATUAS E RS A PRE -NEW YEAR'S PARTY T PARTNER AND STRUT R CAROLE IS PRESENTING AN EVENING OF DANCING WITH SOME INSTRUCTI WHERE: KINSMAN HALL REGULAR PRICE - IRREGULAR F ©G 109 COLBORNE W., OSHAWA N Mi M+E i s s< x w. LICENSED BAR TABLE SNACKS 579-7719 AFTER 6 P.M. 7 RR -11:30 RR wal" N MALL BE MXX TO "E We have something very small in store for Boxing Weke . Financing for 4 years on Most remaining 1993s: i .. J9l3 Niasarr Sewtr+o 1993 Ninaa Ahura 1993 Niasaw A[axiara 1993 Ninon NZ �E �dW spor MM of this Best selling new car nameplate The perfect harmony of luxury and A rally fun -co -drive Coup,. 1993 Nisssw ratAfiy vehicle 1993 Msiarr H compact. in North America' performance in a family sedany Pe Best selling import sport utility vehicle. Get the performance - looking for from this n ftcd 4x2 pick-up. - - rom Dec. 27 until Jan. 4 get I RUfinancing over four years on most remaining 1993 Nissan vehicles. Loan amount x 3896 n►oatls t ost ofborrowing 38ty0vi I� �Q at 999over 48 montlss 9 J 510.000 $7% $2,059 500 On a 4 -year car loan $12. S 994 $2,573 Elie average bank charges S15,000 $1,193 S3,088 9,5% interest -S 17,500 S1,392 53,603 At Nissan we offer you 3.8% S20000 _ for Boxing Wak only. S 1.590 54,118 S25,000 S1,988 55,147 , Your Ontario Nissan Dealers. Making it easier to get the car you really want. Call 1 -800 -387 -OW for fw&a information. _ • 6 year/ 100,000 km Major Components Warranty • 6 year/ 100,000 km Emission Control System Warranty • 6 year Rust Perforation Coverage with unlimited kilometres • 3 year/80,000 km Bumper -to -bumper Warranty with No Deductible • 3 year. Toll-free 24 -Hour Roadside Assistance anywhere in Canada/Continental USA • 3 year Travel Planning Service SMW . ... r.. Pe Ah nHrio*UdmdiLo axh. VAmw Lo pirr@30hnnctdowr*nxwhsx;8%A?Rtlf?��th(08.$m 48 nxmxbs 1 �TaWawa xtotr�fM.19 S ddrr�fmd hfitAnSrnrul)�/XI/C.XFirr,ludmR.kn�uCluniAltmu.Muim�.NXAtlJuide� . t Burd m rom F.K nrw nv/.rp4tr u/rs dtu Nncr,nuodutign F w Family Coalition Party elects new executive DURHAM - The Family phy; chief financial officer is Coalition Party of Durham Doug Hawkins; secretary is West and Durham Centre has Brian Chaisson and director is elected a new executive. Judy Morris. President is Joseph Carval- For information on the party, ho; vice-president is Anne Mur- call 839-0439 or 668-1885. 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"December is always a record month in terms of interpersonal rela- tionships and depression in marital relationships, parent/child relation- ships, partners, friends and co-work- ers," says Distress Centre of Durham executive director Nan Einarson. With the holidays, concerns about keeping a job and a high unemployment level, "there's a lot of depression and suicide related calls (to the Centre) definitely linked to the economy and one's low self- esteem.- says Mrs. Einarson. This time of year brings "a lot of letdowns." There's a real overload of stress building up to Christmas and then the "anti -climax" after Christmas and then the "sudden crash" occurs after the letdown, she says. Unfortunately, this time of year brings an increase in family vio- lence. says Mrs. Einarson. "People get really caught up in stresses, such as job situations and interpersonal problems over the year. People are so stressed out they are less tolerant of others opinions and points of view. V4'ltat might have been a dis- cussion in September, erupts into an argument today." Also, during Christmas and hew Year's, "often children are used as weapons," says Mrs. Einarson. For example, in marital break-ups, "Who do they (the children) visit and when.- The hen"The holidays may bring difficulty to families who have lost a loved one over the past year. There is a lot of grief and bereavement this time of year and it's important for people who are experiencing this to "sur- round yourselves with support," encourages Mrs. Einarson. "Leet peo- ple know what you want and don't want to talk about." Everyone deals with grief in a different way, so what makes you feel better may not be fine for some- one else. '"Iinere's a lot of leftovers from Christmas and New Year's," says Mrs. Einarson. If something hap- pened or didn't happen over the hol- Xlays and has disappointed you, then it is critical that you don't relive your bad times. 'Try to suessse get l it," People should practise 'positive self -talk'. "Matte a list resolving to be good to yourself and list all the positives in your life right now. You'll be amazed at how many things there really are," suggests Mrs. Einarson. "Then try to do something positive for yourself. someltung io make you feel good or do something good for someone else, like viisking the elderly or sick." During the holidays, it's impor- tant to remember not to put too much weigk on past traditions. Why not start new ones for yourself? If you don't have any parties to attend New Year's Eve, don't wary. Not everyone goes out New Year's Eve. Do something positive that makes you feel good, like taking a long walk or a warm bath. The distress centre telephone number is 433-1121. SHAVE A CANADIAN GRADE lee A TENDER, JUICY, FESTIVE di SEASON... At tr T-BONE STEAK Includes: vegetables, choice of potato, ?� 1 lb. soup or salad ONLY $ tf� 9.99 ' Ken •an as ' tf�F_ ro+ RESTAURANT_ {f� /. Groat For Families, or Group Gatherings! 01d0icwd 774 Liverpool Rd. S. � �. 839-5758 (only Santa could do better) _04 Linda White wants your education news. Call her at 683-5110. 'Ladies' Knit Gloves 100 Total Body Shaping "THE CROSSWALK • 1 1/4 horsepower motor • 0-8 m.p.h. T • Auto inline to 12% • Low impact deck • CSA approved SALE :S 101,_ NOW _qV4_4 • Home gyms from $549 • Steppers from $199 • Plates 45c/Ib. • Benches from $265 Call 683-5110 with your news tips, FINAL SALE Women's � Slippers X00 Mr Ladies' Leather G14 1� Adult P` _`4Childre_n'sA'_ v Designer 10 Sweat Shirts Slippers Scarves OO 2FOR$300 $ 00 CGl"rs SOW 1 Reg, =20 _Reg. =12 boar ern ' SAVE UP TO Knit bt &S( FOR; coo OFF RETAIL PRICES - All Sales Final - Absoltntely No Exchange or Ref0 GST = NO P und • ST FACTORY OUTLET 250 BAYLY ST. W. AJAX (McKenzie Plaza) While quantities last! 14 Adult ' T -Shirts owl/ FOR g V —Rett.- $14 Ski Gloves $200 and an Casual Glei 2�a FOR 3 V —Reg. ;lb LAST 3 DAYS HWY. 401 (AJAX) "041= 4i DEC. 27 10 a.m.-8 P.M. McKENZIE DEC. 28 o PLAZA 10 DEC P.M.9 Q a FAMOUS U MAKER O 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 250 BAYI.Y cT w E m THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1193 -PAGE 17 IfYou'vegot we want to ear. it 27-31. AT 8 AM MONDAY DECEMBER 27th PARK CITY THINSULATE NOW MARK'S NOW SKI $9.99 ACRYLIC s 19 99 GLOVES REG. $19.99 SWEATERS REG. $29.99 DENVER HAVES NOW MEN'S NOW KODIAK NOW RUGBY $ STONEWASHED $ BACK $ 19,99 199914,99 SHIRTS REG.$34.95, SPECIAL PURCHASE PACKS REG. $19.99 WIND RIVER NOW WIND RIVER NOW PEIRRE CARDIN LONG _NOW COTTON $1499NIGHT $24099SLEEVE $ , 19199 TURTLENECKSREG. $Zo.� SHIRTS ___ ._ __ SHIRTS BAFFIN WINTER FELT NOW MEN'S AND LINED $ 4999 LADIES BOOTS � SLIPPERS - — REG. $69.99 ADDITIONAL SALE ITEMS AT EACH LOCATION 1794 Liverpool Road 0 Kev. 443.uu Kev. 44y.y5 NOW MOUNTAIN GEAR NOW $ 9199 FASHION SOLAR$ 39199 FLEECE REG. $19.99 NOT ALL STYLES IN ALL .STORES. Mcal(kyWO(k' eathou/e Clothes That Work REG. $59.99 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 831-071 1 I Aaw PAGE 1S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2419" 'a •i: r :w .+.'� Canada Post If you're trying to do business in one of delvers to Canada's Fastest growing areas, you Ena should know that the post office stopped delivering to new homes around here six Super Mailbox years ago. Units and D Instead, your potential customers have to trudge to a `Super mailbox' to see what the NOMM mailman brought them. houses in News And if your customers are like most of us, Advertiser they're probably in no hurry to pick up their bills, or they have automatic territory vithdraxval, from their bank accounts. So if you use Canada Post to deliver your advertising flyer, your sale could be over Your flyer can by the time many of your customers read reach about it. There's nothing too `Super' about that. of the houses through the We can deliver your flyers on the day of mail your choice, right to your customer's door. or(nearly)And we'll deliver them with a well-read community newspaper that's an invited guest in the home. with And chances are it will cost you less The money. News Advertiser Now, that's super. • Everybody Reads Ajax -Pickering IM 4: • Everybody Reads Ajax -Pickering IM THE NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, DECEWM 34 IMP*GE b Read the News Advertiser three timesk a wee GM DEALERS offer you MONEY DOWN PAYMENTS' FOR 90 DAYS .INTMBT FOR 90130S These sweet nothings are available N EVERYTHINi Get this sweet deal on any '93 and '94 model in stock from Cadillac to Geo Metro and Pontiac Firefly. MONEY DOWN means you make no down payment — ever! NO PAYMENTS mins you hang on to your cash till spring. NO INTEREST means GM pays all interest charges for 90 days. 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PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER StINDAY, DWEMBER 24 IM Turn your Christmas tree into a bird feeder AJAX-PICKERING - When tree outside decorated with found in the Creative Cook your tree or near a window in a - Save wrapping paper, bows the holidays are over and the strings of cranberries and pop- Recycling Book by Ruth John- mesh bag, such as the kind that and ribbons for use next year; decorations are put away for corn, suggests Larraine Roul- son, Ms. Roulston says. Mix a onions and oranges come in. - Take old calendars to another year, you can delight ston, who regularly writes Recy- cup of peanut butter and a half- Other holiday recycling tips schools or daycare centres for your children by turning your cler's Report for the News cup of bread crumbs and form offered by Ms. Roulston include: use in crafts; Christmas tree into a backyard Advertiser. Eventually, the nee- into balls. Roll the ball in nuts - Use dead Christmas flowers - Save Christmas cards to bird feeder. dles that drop off can be used in and seeds and hang outside on to make potpourri; make into tags next year. The backyard Christmas tree your composter and the trunk bird feeder is an alternative to can be chopped for firewood, putting it curbside, where it's she says. ' ^ b up by municipal employ- for "The ideal thing to do is�ees BUN KIN7GBAKERY...�..'�..picked chipping and recycling throw it in your backyard. I've into mulch. All tinsel, hooks and orna- had trees in my backyard for However, "they years." take a ments should be removed so as long time to compost," she adds. not to harm the birds. Put the A good treat for birds is IF - TIME - QUALI'T'Y - GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE L'1 -T PORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABLE TO SERVE YOU VGT, WELCOME .NEV' PATIENTS 'RT V PEOPLE OF ALL AGES DR. JOSEPH A. MISKLN. DENTIST 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE ' ................. 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Ontario Hvn (South of Hwv. 02) F1 J ' MON: TUES., DEC. 27.28 - BAGELS WED:THURS.,DEC. 29-30- TURNOVERS• APPLE, BLUEBERRY, CHERRY CHEDDAR CHEESE FRL, DEC. 31 • PUMPERNICKEL BREAD BLACK FOREST HAM SAT. -SUN., JAN. 1-2 WHITE BREAD ALL BEEF SALAMI 1.69 doz. 77� 3/1.25 4.49 lb. 1.29 ea 4.49 Ib. 3/1.591b. 3.991b. R COMPLETE SELECTION OF BREADS, ROLLS, CAKES, PIES & PASTRIES WE SPECIALIZE IN .BIRTHDAY CAKES Visit us and enjoy a wide selection of Christmas Goodies including Christmas Cookies and Fruit Cakes ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS DELI TRAYS TODAY 1848 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING (Next to the Old Liverpool House) 839-5170 Mon. -Fri. 9 a.m.- 8 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. tNowv _. IN 1993, Separate board fights 'unequal funding DURHAM - The separate school board continued to fight for the equal funding of educa- tion this year. Sports, art and technology at the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board are suffering because tax dollars are "unfairly" divided between public and sepsrate boards, stu- dents told the Royal Commis- sion on Learning when it visited Durham in November. They called for the distribu- tion of tax dollars according to the number of students in each system, while board representa- tives discussed the need to "maintain and enhance" a Catholic identity throughout the curriculum. Other events which marked the year: O Catholic school supporters paid 4.5 per cent more in taxes this year as the board approved a 5140 -million budget. The board dropped a provincially - funded driver education pro- gram and new computer system because the government slashed grants. D Outraged teachers slammed the Province's social contract. Few layoffs are expected, though details on such things as the number of days off without pay haven't yet been decided. O Catholic parents in north- ern Durham communities, upset that students must travel up to 80 kilometres a day for a Catholic education, began fight- ing for their own separate high school in May. 0 Area construction workers were disappointed when the board refused to use only local labor in building projects in June. 0 When the board lost three trustees in September — all because of job transfers — the board decided successors must live in municipalities they rep- resent. (That's because resi- dents don't have a say when trustees are appointed, but can decide if a candidate's residen- cy is important at election time.) In Ajax, Todd McCarthy replaced Bill Fawcett. 0 In November, the board asked the Province for $64 mil- lion by the end of the century to build new schools and addi- tions, purchase new school sites and fix up older halls of learn- ing. 0 Provincial plans to deal with violence in schools are lauded by board officials and 'teacher representatives. The board already works with Durham Regional Police to deal with school violence. 0 Pickering trustee Kevin Oldman. Paul Woodcroft of Ashe was elected chair of the Oshawa was selected as vice - board in December, filling the chair, replacing Pickering's shoes of Whitby trustee Tom Mary Zecchino. Panasonic 562 2x CD-ROM ��� Soundman 16 Sound Card lq Grolier's Encyclopedia NLS Bookshelf ���� Loom $ 535��P RAM $ 53 / MB Disks $ 6.49 / Box 0.y �Printer Stand $ 5.99 1 . w• Epson 24 Pin Printer $ 205 G USA Sportster 14.4 Internal $ 205 BORING DAY TAR HOLIDAY On All In -Stock Ski Clothing - Columbia - Kaelin - Phenix - Sunice - Coltech - Colini - Jupi 6 DAYS ONLY All Clothing &Ski Accessories ALREADY 20%OFF MOUNT KIRBY SKI SHOP THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1l"3PAGE 21 I I PAYMENTS ` FOR 90 DAYS1� !.INTEREST r MONEY 1 ,pow uu.,02 OR NEW JP 1p 80 MONTHS AVAILABLE O.A.C. �3 CORS�+CAg.:�- v% Aun0. N9. cam, aovvE 4.1`bt W 1 ST. Wy '-J • PACE 2241111E NEMS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26, IM 0 k E.w fi m S mEy K �t rthe-N�-e� towd T LOVERS jv.' I �'� PURPLE -DRMSAUR rtstr MILL BE HERE _ reah. rti :DAILY FOR 1 HOURu' {STARTING AT 12:00 . NOON tA- �.,W Face Painting- _ - Inflatable rides DECEMBER 27 TO JANUARY 2, 1994 A full line of children's` AT THE METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE performers . Meet your favorite characters ,401 AND BROCK ROAD, PICKERING -� � � � � "� Carnival children rides {12 in all '# l AN ALLWDOOR FAMILY ENTERTANMENT CENTRE AND A FULL LIVE OF Mini Putt ' "o, Petting Zoo -,ENTERTAINMENT RIGHT UP TILL NEW YEAR'S DAYt Sports interactive Games 4� One admission price per child (Parent's Admission FREE) _ And much, much more. HERE IS A SCHEDULE FOR THE CHRISTMAS BREAK SHOW. 7, SHOWSSTROLLING " (15 minute shows) (30 minute) 11:00 a -m ................... Jelly Belly Jubilee ............. ..........Calliope C 11:30 a.m...................Dusty the Clownv � ._ Belly Jubilee 12:00 Pam ................. The Bi9 Purple a Dinosaur.................... The Purple Dinosaur (45 min.) (for all little Barney lovers) 12:30 p.m...................Dale Pa -,- ge............................................ Dusty the Clown 1:00 p.m...................Jelly Belly Jubilee ............... ............... Calliope s 1:30 P.m ................. Du the Clown.................................Jelly Belly Jubilee Dusty 2:00 p.nL... _..... _...... Peter Peter Puppet Theatre ............... Fireman Chuck 30 p.m...._......._....Dale Page ............................................ Dusty the Clown 3:00 p-m...................Jelly Belly Jubilee ..... .................. .....Calliope 3:30 p -m- ............ ..... Dus the Clown ..Jelly Belly Jubilee 4:00 p.m...................Petetr Peter Puppet Theatre ........... ..•..Fireman Chuck 4:30 p.m... Dale Dusty the Clown .....---•--...... Page ..................•--•--.............--•---- FOR FURTHER IW-ONA71ON CALL - A r.----------------- _—__--___-----, HAPPYLAND�SHHOWS & RENTALS ' `► FILL IN THIS FORM FOR A DAILY "BARNEY" STUFFED TOY DRAW /p V 1�1 891.2190 wsows sswe"A �% i NAME: PM 427.0744TRADE fsh °- ADDRESS: CENTRE CITY: A Billy G. Amusement Inc. -.A PROVINCE: POSTAL CODE: L--------------------------------------� {�;a•�..r THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMIIER A ill3.MGE b � eep0 ht your smi e f16r rl surrounding your teeth and jaw- bone. Swollen gums, tenderness in the mouth, bad breath and sometimes bleeding after brush- ing can be symptoms of gum dis- ease. Teaming up with your dentist Gum disease is one of the most serious dental problems. Though it can affect people of all ages, gum disease is most com- mon among those over 40. Periodontal disease is an infec- tion that destroys the gum tissue and adopting sound dental self- care practices and hygiene can ensure that your pearly whites will gleam forever. To help prevent gum disease, start to form good dental hygiene habits. Brush and floss daily. Eat plenty of fruits, vegetables and vitamin -rich foods. Avoid sugary and starchy foods (they attract plaque), don't smoke and get plenty of rest and exercise. Visit your dentist or periodon- tist regularly. Become part of the healthy -teeth -and -gums team: you, your dentist and your dental hygienist or periodontist. This column is provided by the Investors Group Inc. in collabora- tion with the Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute. LML ft L) L�'U� G�i1DL3��awn a IJURAWUPW BOXING WEEK SALE Begins 8.m00 a.m. Monday 27'h December r r BOXING WEEK SALE HOURS • ALL SALES FINAL NO RETURNS Monday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. • NO RAINCHECKS Tuesday -Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. I i Friday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. I • CASH & CARRY Only �rmeiR�o a Jill [SwIdSTORE NOM dt IV W 477 KINGSTON ROAD PICKERINGU gust west of Whites Rd._ aAL 14A.m.3A PJL. PHONE a•;�: `.�:=iF ZA.:.y �I�S s S►l�t!11M.#,,v f'jltbrVi !~.��►We i►bltl ��SC�I �a• iti1��l tiJ?iii¢off!i.►fC iii Il�s�t— &IL 41slt3ilrtl..s.l i !Lt. .1 t.4• ):�.C!!- :h!!! Ir 1 7 .. ..-.a...-r+.-.. _... _- .�.v.�w�.�s.�.��..ca.at-'�..�:��L�_ .-.. .. ... .. n.rr•... .4'4WY�ali. y.. - PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1"3 Active listening makes you a better friend Having a friend or a few friends to share asks questions and is able to put himself or with him or her without interruption or dis- you," etc. your feelings with is anessential part of herself in the speaker's position. traction. 3. Repeat what you think was said healthy living. If you want to practise your listening 2. Ensure that when you are listening, to show you understand. Encourage the Family and friends are more likely to skills, here are a few tips to remember: you look at the speaker. Encourage the speaker to express himself or herself, try confide in someone who is a good listener, 1. Good listening requires time and an speaker with nods or non -judgmental com- not to second-guess what he or she intends someone who will consider their point of absence of distractions. If someone wants ments such as: "I can hear what you are to say. view without harsh judgment or criticism. to speak with you, take a few moments to saying," "I can appreciate how you mustThis column is provided by the A good listener pays attention, is patient, schedule time so that you are able to talk feel," "This must be a serious concern for Investors Group Inc. 3 ATLI A DW ONLY ` The Natural Gas Professionals PELLET STOVES CFM GAS LOGS HUNTER !GASINSERTS. VALOR DIRECT VENTS POLAR WOOD STOVES HEAT N-GLO WOOD INSERTS "0" ' OSBURN CLEARANCE GAS STOVES HAUGHS GLASS DOORS WATERFORD TOOL SETS HERITAGE WOOD BOXES ELMIRA CHIMNEY MANTELS HEARTLAND PATIO FURNITURE DECARO COOK STOVES WHITFIELD BBQ PARTS b ACCESSORIES HEATILATOR Professional Installations Available By Licensed Installers. 31000 SQ. FT. BURNING DISPLAYS E VER YTHING AT LEAST 10% OFF! _ 1111111 roto 01112=11% eoI . 1 WEEK T ONLY W MATERNITY $9.95 SALE ALL *Glitter Tank ToPS $19.95 SWEATERS p 1 PPRICE * Nighties * Stirrup Pants * Skirts * Blouses * Pants * Jeans * Nursing Bras * ' Sweat Shirts * T -Shirts * Jumpers * 3 pairs of briefs or hose Sale ends Dec. 31/93 705 Kingston Rd. 0� y0 Mon.-Fri.10 a.m.-9 p.m. Hwy. 2'VNhites Rd. 0 Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. PICKERING 0 o Sun. 12 a.m.-5 p.m. Tw • t1 ,�� ��.. ' `` yam'_ -t Ilk,, SPECTACULAR WAREHOUSE SALE ConcordCalico's Poly/Cotton :/Cloth " 1' 54" Drapery Ends Choose From the Largest Selection of Bridal Fabrics, Trimmings & Appliques ALL at Discounted Prices - EVERYDAY! 50%OFFALL X MAS FABRIC AND TRIMS 98 45" V.I.P. Panels & Prints 50" X -Mas Table Cloth yd. LACES & TRIMMINGS Flat & Ruffled Eyelets p � ALL X-mas La /0 Laces & Trims5 0 OFF Craft Trimmings PLUS LOTS MORE our Reg. low price HWY 2�� � PICKERING FLEA MARKET THE LACE PLACE HV" 401 GAYLY STRFF-7 t nr. nbn, AUVr.K1 Wr.K JIJWUAT, UMWJMDGR ice, 1"J -MUS" Plan a nn a ' � ea ac ive vacation Pick up any travel brochure and the images are all alike. People lounging, relaxing, sitting in comfortable restau- rants or frolicking in picturesque sur- roundings. For many, the do-nothing aspects of a vacation soon wear off, usu- ally after two or three days. Vacation planning consultants will be among the first to warn potential holiday seekers of the health dangers of .inactivity while on vacation. A happy, healthy holiday is one which is balanced with plenty of rest and relaxation, good food, good company and regular, moder- ate physical activity. If you are planning a holiday and you want it to be as restful and restorative as possible, consider the factors and con - ditions that will help balance the holiday experience for you. Choose vacations that suit your lifestyle and established level of activity. Ensure that any sporting equip- ment you rent while you are there has been checked for safety. Plan your day to include a healthy balance of physical activity, but don't be too rigid in stinking to schedules. An early morning walk or an evening stroll alone or with others is healthy and restful. Try to follow a day of more stren- uous activity with one of low to moderate activity. This column is provided by the Investors Group Inc. in collaboration with the Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute. .,� uS AT THE ST K. 000000. A Tj 0Ni • ImaginationStation•Ll HTIN ��~, •' • • N • ••• •l .BOXINGUNLIMITEDG% ...~+ DAY GREAT SAVINGS SPECIAL ������. �., . • ar = •: • with up to 0 0 • FANTASTIC BOOKS loll CREATIVE TOYS OFF rlyFOR THE KID IN EVERYONE! �u��m. te is. .. - WE PAY THE TAXES! 705 Kingston Rd. • (Whites Rd., Plaza) Pickering 831 -READ • Chandeliers • Ceiling Fixtures ' • Table Lamps • Floor Lamps ' • Wall Swing Arm Lamps • Ceiling Fans • Clip on Lamps ' • Wall Fixtures • Halogen Lights Pot Lights • Trac Light Kits ' 1 I t , • Outdoor Lights • Low 1) Voltage Lighting,--,— SAVE ightingt--,— SAVE $$$ SAVE 5S$ SAVE $$5 * BAY OR BOW WINDOWS- * CASEMENT WINDOWS * DOUBLE HUNG TILT -IN SASH, OPEN FULL LENGTH TOP TO BOTTOM FOR EASYCLEANING • STANLEY STEEL DOORS ALUMINUM DOORS - 21/4„ --- ---- (CUSTOM SIZE.IFNEEDED) � * WE REPLACE DAMAGED 1'[-ERMO SEAL WINDOWS • WE SPECIALIZE IN FRONT PORCH ENCLOSURES r ; No Job Is Too Small�. �E ESTIMATE CALL 9 a.m. TO 5 p.m. MON. TO FRI. TEL: 619-1602 FAX: 619-1603 � r � • • `IGH-nNG ENDS DE PICK�tIN • Pictures • Console Tables • Mirrors • Shades • Illuminated Numbers • Door Chimes • Light Bulbs • Parts and Accessories • Energy efficient fluorescent 11� fixtures 1..— 1`7 f PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER lir 1"3 When winter strikes don't get SAD About one to 20 Canadians get SAD starting in November. That's Seasonal Affective Disor- der, a form of depression where- in mood changes occur with the seasons. Sufferers from SAD are known to become depressed in the autumn and winter and then get better in the spring. People who usually get depressed in the dark, cold months of a winter climate may prevent the onset of symptoms by exposing themselves to sun- light or other bright lights for two to four hours each day. Avoiding the temptations to hibernate in the winter months is also a positive remedy. Getting out of doors for recreation or even for a brief walk will expose you to sufficient sunlight to off- set SAD symptoms. Sunlight and the positive effects of regu- lar physical activity are effective stress busters. It is not known why SAD manifests itself in some people and not in others. Studies done on children in northern climates show an improvement in aca- demic performances and general outlook in children exposed daily to more sunlight, com- pared with children who are simply part of a control group. b� 1 Canadian owned at N'411!f w r - E SPECIAL! SPECIALS! DEVELOPING & PROCESSING za Exposure roll $699 a -.s'• Prints PASSPORT -.Pickering Town Centre 831-61 While many are tempt- ed to go to vacation sun spots to wait out the Canadian winter, there are enough sunny days in Canada — even in the winter — to cure a sufferer of symptoms. The secret is to get out and get active on those winter days. L AN+� ppr– A" -qql 10&1#Erq9#*4Ctf CHRISTM )ECORAT N :191 BID I o 11�__ Aldw _"'� LOONfYS'NACK AW ",/ 00 Town Centre 837-0355 r.o 0 t Obituaries COCHRANE, Dorothea St. Clair - Suddenly at the Ajax - Pickering Hospital on Tuesday, Dec. 21, 1993. Dorothea St. Clair Matthews, in her 70th year. Beloved wife of Richmond Cochrane. Loving mother of Clare and her husband Brian Bailey of West Hill and Peter of Pickering. Dear grandmother of Britney. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Resurrection Ceme- tery. LECLAIR, Horace - Sud- denly at the Ajax -Pickering Hos- pital on Tuesday, Dec. 21, 1993. Horace Leclair, in his 66th year. Beloved husband of Eileen. Lov- ing father of Lea and her hus- band Eric Philpott of Germany, Guy of Pickering, and Doug and Angie of London, Ontario. Lov- ingly remembered by his grand- children. Brother of Gerry, Edward, Marie, Andre, Theresa and Ann Marie. A private family service was held with interment at Pine Ridge Memorial Gar- . ��`:ii..:::::::::::. :........ +:.........�:: !::.y:::::::.�i}:•i:v F.^i>::;::: ii:!{+:f ; :t4:v:•};;;: i:i•}:hy!: ........ ... ::.::......:... n..........:; •.. • }fes; ifi �f r��f ::<'..c`,?:::.:}.{;;:.;.;':!.::....•:.}..0.. :.1.•:.: .::1i�:i/„FFiY�,f•'''-yf !J:rt,:.;:{;:;:.:J..:.>:;:.:::..;': ..G.;:•':?#l•:r%::::> }f•;•%; N 0 'F.•'4 }':':''{'•�$Y•:�i TM �YlljYfl r'•r3' init i•}ir i�::ti .�i 1.: v:.'::%' JJ ii?}..................... iii%•�:! :i:4> 'NO P ! �, iii:`:.:"F/,i: � .g3.,•: . qA•• '.F/JS' ON DECEM13ER � f• . ........... ND DECEMBER 20: /dbP•'�' Ho yi - ...:. - �....ht ::.-..i:. n?Y ��y�������� 'i:t} -- �• mr 1 W }�.i �: . . '`}.t6• Jx mow/ :: Y' � PICKERING TOWN CENTRE THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER X,1"3 -PAGE r dens. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. TEDFORD, Robert Grant - Suddenly at Credit Valley Hos- pital on Monday, Dec. 20, 1993. Robert Grant Tedford, in his 44th year, of Scarborough. Lov- ing son of the late F.H. (Ted) and Margaret Tedford. Dear brother of David and his wife Marlayne of Westville, Nova Scotia. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Cornwall. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Canadian Cancer Society. $w� CARPET °� *SALE OPEN 9:30-9:00. m. MANUFACTURER'S SPECIAL PRICING MAKE THESE OFFEQ FANTASTIC FREE DRAW FOR AREA RUG WITH THIS AD PICKERING'S FLOORING & DRAPERY CENTRE. 1211 Kingston Road CA1`1-TODAYIYAML (Durham Square Plaza) 837=8818. FLOORM 60 Years Experience in Floor Coverings 35% 0f � -SHOE -IL CABINET $ 00 69 AFTER 30 -;V41 0_ >s 3s IN susiNEss 010"3 METRO 4RE CLOSIN " MUSIC 50,0 My VIDEO CENTRE N: r, and a F0 "ow 00 M rip N Holds 12 pain _ Teak Finish � 7 UR STORE IN THE t TFf PIERINC HOME & DESIGN CENTR PICKERING.1755AFKFAI�.-8 CALL.x w-. kUE PRICES! G $119 a STORE HOURS: 0 E I ki Cash & Carry MON: WED. 10.6 ,MON.-WED. THURS.-FRI. 10.9 Delivery can be arranged. :SATURDAY 10.6 SUNDAY 124 V V U .�Ll UD s E �w�liw�•��i:.cq•.-+s�•a�.ri•s.a�r ♦•asti►-�ra�r�"t",�w�!�.��#�7�w•�w��•!�slrp�►�.aMw�•.�w��ws�.� I �w�liw�•��i:.cq•.-+s�•a�.ri•s.a�r ♦•asti►-�ra�r�"t",�w�!�.��#�7�w•�w��•!�slrp�►�.aMw�•.�w��ws�.� A` A PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26, 199'3 FRIDAY NEW YEAR'S DANCE: The Ajax Optimist Club holds its New Year's Dance from 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Commu- nitY Centre, on Centennial Rd. Tickets are SW per person. Hot and cold buf- fet, cash bar, champagne. 686-1666 (Ron): 6835290 (Ken). SENIORS' PARTY: A senior citizens' New Year's Eve party will be held from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Seniors' Activity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering, Residents 55 and over wel- come. Cash bar, D.J., buffet. Mem- bers S 12: non-members $15.42G-5049. LEGION DANCE: The Royal Cona- tion Legion Pickering Branch 606 holds its New Year's Dance from 8 P.m . to 1 a.m. at 1555 Bayty St., Pick- ering. S 15 per person. Door prizes, spot dances, cash bar. 839-2990. COMING UP TUESDAY, JAN. 4 PARENT FINDERS: Parent Finders Inc.. an organization that reunites adoptees and birth parents, meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Paul's Church, 227 Bloor St. E., Toronto. The group meets the first Tuesday of each month 686- 7840 (Jan), 760-7759. I WITH OR THIS I , PST AD 1----------------------------' Regular Firm Maxim Firm Pillow Firm $5588 $688 $888 QUEEN SET QUEEN SET QUEEN SET BUY DIRECT & SAVE!�� BEDS TWIN SET DOUBLE SET QUEEN SET 5 yrs 1N XIE °EL"`E =139 $159 $189 OLL GALT 1 7 '0 yrs Wanar*y S _` ��� ��" $ 209 $2239 $279 INAM 25 v's .La��anty """""'° �" =309 $349 x389 / 0NT~Z IWAM PRICES. WE GUARANTEE IT- WHEN QUALITY M WMAT YOU WANT. 1 I— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 1 BOXING DAY SALE I l -NOi1 J 1 , 1 , ON DECEMBER 27 l� AND DECEMBER 28 ` . PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 831.5559 . ' SUNDAY, JAN. 9 ROBBIE BURNS' NIGHT: The Kintyre Pipe Band hosts its third annual Rob- bie Burns' Night Dinner and Dance Sat., Dec. 15 at the Ajax Legion. 111 Hunt St. Social hour from 6 to 7 p.m.. followed by dinner and dance. The deadline to purchase tickets is Jan. 9. $25 a couple, S 17 a single. 668-9371 or 683-7811. MONDAY, JAN. 10 CANCER GROUPS: The Living With WE INSTALL Your calendar of coming events Cancer support group for adults, friends and family meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Cricket Club, north- east corner of Monarch Ave. and Clements Rd. W. The support group for parents of children with cancer meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Trin- ty Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. The group for children aged seven to 17 dealing with cancer also meets at the church at the some time. 686-1516 (Lynn Nazarko). 4ACRYUCA "Simpliciti" 5' Whirlpool 6 Jets, 3+4 H.P. and 30 L n * t-- 0 Get fit ion 1994; check out the rl ec com PICKERItiG - Is getting into shape part of your new year's resolution, , I If so, thPickering Recreation Complex offers an inexpensive way to get fit and have fun. For those wishing to try out the facili - ties for a month, the complex has a special rate for January. A health club member- ship costs S20 for the month, while a squash membership is S25 (resident rate). The offer is valid through to Jan. 9, 1994. Pickering Recre- ation Complex memberships can now be purchased on an annual basis for as low as $20 per Diex month for a full health member- ship, and SIO per month for a daytime health membership. There is no additional charge associated with the month- ly payment plan. All memberships include the use of the membership change rooms, including whirlpool and sauna, health room, including quality equipment; friendly, knowledge- able staff to answer all your questions, and swimming during all public and adult swim times. For more infor- mation on all pro- grams and services offered at the Pickering Recreation Complex, call 831-1711 or 683-6582. Sno-Wteh tournev OP offers heaLty-fun PICKERING - You can play slo-pitch in the snow and do some good for your heart at an upcoming tournament. Molson Breweries and the Papps Pickering Slo Gators Hockey Club hold their thud annual mixed sno-pitch tourney Jan. 22 and 23. There's room for approximately 24 teams with entry fee of $150 per squad Each softball team of 10 or more players must have at least five men and five women and a maximum of 14 players. The tournament is a Molson's provincial qualifying event. Merchandise prizes will be awarded to the winning teams. A donation from the tourney will go to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. For more information, call Dave Kennedy at 420-2395 or Peter Dilley at 430-9684. 0 THE NEWS ADVERTLSER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1913 -PAGE b R a Johnvince �eZU Years NEW YEAR'S NOURS _ FRI., DEC. 3T 9 .M. -S P.M. r , SAT.JAN.1-CLOSED yestival SUN . JAN. 2 . t0 A.M. - 5 P.M. • ^ FINGERS OR �'T� SEASONED (-'HI("IIFN � Mr iM io Ole VALUA� E Cdipl — — 1GLIIABLE — A 1 Ampff".1 ROASTED FRESH I WIS" SATED OR tt11Sl1t.TED i I W"Mias I COLA GWAR" 1 Ctue SODA, PEANUTS.b.11 DA""M DIET Opu 2 L ■ 0a ►91ow.MIItM oogall M & 11 we" Wo wool M is I — tai it be — 1w t►1r1 r t7rc tUp I 1 — — — — — Mid ulei rll Dte dUp I Johnvince Foods we PAM" F4M To tiAit carr Or EAi hom Mat, Det. 27 to Fri., Dec. PICKERING g WHEY MAW immy 509.3258 ` 433.53 4331063 430 375- jwon . n Rd RBI. W. '� Ih Q/OAS SL E 1112w r t b BAOti A t �yy� m c� 1e �y� A[ irat�ll94, SAL 4i, SUl 1Gb tIw iM ��l►Lt�NM AtN iM �,� PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTMER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 246,190 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Looking for something to do big screett just in time for the Christ- to modern-day New York city. over the Christmas holidays? The mas rush. The four prehistoric crea- Should be good viewing for the little following it a summary of movies tures are on an extraordinary journey tykes. now playing at theatres: BEETHOVEN'S SECOND `PG): Charles Grodin and his dog, ' SHOPPERS Beethoven are back. This time the mangy mutt brings a handful of pups DRUG with him. Should be more fun for fans of the first Beethoven movie. 1VLAFTT REMAINS OF THE DAY(PG): PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Emma Thompson and Sir Anthony Hopkins return to the big screen is BEAT THE CROWDS this sweeping love story. People who liked the pair in Enchanted April will OPEN love them in Remains of the Day. WAYNE'S WORLD 2 (PG): Wayne (Mike Myers) and Garth (Dana )are partying on and BOXING DAY continueue to [o host their late night cable -access television show, but they have gone upscale and moved to [SUNDAY a doll factory. However their thoughts are turning to bigger things and they decide Waynestock, pat- terned after Woodstock, is what the DECEMBER 26, 1993 world needs. Should be more of the same from these two comic. 10:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. GERONIMO: AN AMERI- CAN LEGEND (AA): The epic ale BOXING DAY SPECIALS deals with the final months of the U.S. Army's Geronimo campaign of O/� 1885-1886 and Apache Geronimo's up subsequent surrender. GeronimoAVE stars Jason Patric, Gene Hackman, OFF Robert Duvall and Wes Studi as Geronimo. - Chnstmas Gift Wrap SISTER ACT 2: BACK IN • Decorations THE HABIT (FAMILY): It seems • Chnstmas Ca Cs and other items only yesterday that Whoopi Gold- berg Outlet knocked everybody's socks 839-4488 or 683-9797 in Sister Ac:. It was only 1992 and 631-PCS7 the sequel is already with us. Gold- berg must be hoping that people are eager to see her back in black. Kathy Najimy reprises her role as a naive nun. MRS. DOUBTFIRE (PG): Robin Williams plays a doting old maid to ensure that his children don't go without his influence during divorce proceedings. It is classic VJlluarns and a must -see for his fans. Sally Field and Pierce Brosnan star opposite the always funny Williams. THE PIANO (R): Harvey Kcit- el, Sam Neill and Holly Hunter star in this story about relationships between a husband, his mute wife and their neighbor. The trio of char- acters are brought together by a piano and the husband's reluctance to allow his wife to bring the piano into their home. Hunter has earned rave reviews for her passionate portrayal of the mute woman. WE'RE BACK (FAMILY): Steven Spielberg brings his motley ;group of animated Dinosaurs to the [/A CORRECTION In this week's Swdrrg Day Sale' flyer the tol- low V errors have occumd: The $174.50 -Axx' co Audio System lectured on page 2 w not be waable in al stores. The 'Buy 2 Gel 1 Free' otter from Elec"M AAs. fealured on page 6. should read 'dxiose kom 5 [Nes' not 17 titles as staled. VMB at ize for any irKawenience eft may have caused. It~ Carnda LkTd ed 4 oolco CORRECTION NOTICE In our BDXIW WEEK SALE F: ew of Deownber 20, dw lofklwit1 appswW kcwscdlr. Paw 9: NMI& Laundry RdIMnt adwrtlsed at 4.97. The ohtre shown is incorrect The 12L is shown l obad of the 81. bate Paw 11: weather Wb SE Tires Adwrd 26A7 Save $11. The Scrims shown Is 11kxwrwL k should Tied Saw 111.00 ilslsad d S11 Z on size P15Wffll3 flue regild any inoomwrtiw= thin may haw caused Our MkIMI rs. -No= Stores Recover Your Old Sofa & Chair Limited Time OPEN Uffr MONDAY gas pieces, sofa & chair labour & fabric included! Choose from 10 different fabrics Engle Swivel Oak Table Bunk Lamps Chair Set Bed 50%$129$299 $299 OFF 3 pc. oak 6reen with bedding 9 963 ARTS ErrzERTAMAMM' Pelican Brief not brief enough By BRUCE FROUDE Durham Staff Looking for that perfect movie? Forget about The Pelican Brief. The John Grisham book now out on film doesn't do the book justice. The return of Julia Roberts is one we have all been waiting for and it turns out to be everything we hoped it would. Denzel Washington gives another of his trademark superb performances but something is missing in this legal thriller. Truth be told, Alan J. Pakula puts too much into this movie as it seems to take infinitely longer than its two-hour running time. it's really too bad because the Grisham book was a thoroughly enjoyable and fast -paced read which took me less than a day to -finish. The blame lies ,quarcly with Pakula. Like his last cffort, Consenting Adults, he has ,aken a terrific story and turned it :nto a mediocre movie. 1 do Julia Roberts The story of The Pelican Brief is fascinating, as anyone reading the book will attest, insightful and at times probing; the movie is just Plodding and pedestrian. Who wouldn't be drawn in by this tale of two assassinated judges and the complicated journey of discovery? Roberts is New Orleans law stu- dent Darby Shaw who finds herself unwittingly knee deep in a bayou brouhaha. The 24 -year-old student writes a speculative legal brief which implicates the highest levels of American government while exposing the activities of a powerful oil magnate. When several people close to Shaw are killed by assassins, she embarks on a seemingly endless flight for her life. Her knight in shining armor turns out to be Washington Post investigative reporter Gray Grantham, who is played by Wash- ington. Co-operatively the pair Painstakingly piece the mystery together. Roberts and Washington head V this all-star cast which features writer, director and actor Sam Shep- ard, John Heard, Tony Goldwyn, James B. Sikking, William Ather- ton, Robert Culp, Stanley Tucci, the. late Hume Cronyn and John Lith- gow. It's a shame Pakula didn't read the title and keep The Pelican Brief just -that; brieF. - • - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1993 -PAGE 31 `'qbM0L w JeW44bs i Look for thousands of i1 ••it 1 J I1 1 _D(lm o it Mon. at 8:Wa L. Our liberal return policy includes red tag merchandise. • Jackets & Coats • Dresses & Suits • Ladies Career & Casual Wear • Ladies Plus Size Fashions • Men's Contemporary & Traditional Wear • Lingerie, Hosiery & Accessories • Infants, Toddlers, Girls & Boys Wear • Gifts, Giftwrap & More Plc eft SupaCentm Liverpool Rd. & Kingston Rd. (Hwy. 2) Phone: 837-0429 Iff W I N N F B Plus 17 other Metro Toronto locations. EverYxx:]�r Laves AV"rmer ! SITaU HOURS FOR THIS MM. Mon 830a.m-90pam., Tues-Thurs 9:30a m.-9:00ptm, Fri 930a m.-6:OOp.m. Closed Sat Jan 1 i I: 0 PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1"3 �1��►��,80 TS STAR 7 S00 HA! RM. I I I li 1 )14 1 11 r I I ECTAL CLEARANCE OF WIN TER A Sp LED BOMBERS AND' l4 LENGTH pOLYFIs ROLLERS AT IZpRCE. PANTS FAMOUSIABEL SPO COATS CIFAROIRPRICEi 9� $4999 '$999 ' t2 ` PRICE! A SPECIAL CLEARANCE! COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MANY MORE UNenyEnTIcEp SPECIALS! OSHAWA 540 King St. W. (Just north-west of the Oshawa Centre) 433-0455 • N01 W. z O0 S� z LU KING ST. W. > KINGS LL CROSSING F- OSHAWA $HOPPNG C/) CENTRE NOW WqH 85 STC>RES AM sm c4KYwm jjM00RES TIMiLJ QUALITY, VALUE & SELECTION KINGSTON RD. (� H=)� O by ❑ CAR Q i°.; DEALER N WHITES ROAD W SHOPPING CENTRE 3 �y 0 PICKERING 705 Kingston Rd. Whites Road Shopping Centre 837-2720 THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, DECFMBM 241913..MGg 33 UNDAYSPORTS ie -nary aufers defy elements to 1 Ar" Ch' ' By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - Die-hard duf- rs defied the elements, and hit e links for a good cause on A surprisingly large crowd as on hand to play a round of If for the Children's Wish undation at the Claremont 4- asons Golf Club on Brock Rd., rth of Hwy. 7, in Pickering. Although he declined to give umbers, club owner Murray arson says a "large crowd" was n hand to golf in mild Decem- er weather at the club's 10 -hole valley course" which will stay pen, weather permitting, during c winter months. At the end of the day, the olfers had raised approximately 1,000 for the charity which :rants last wishes to terminally - ill children. Carson noted the golfers came trom all pans of the area, from as tar away as Barrie, Port Hope and Toronto, some participating in the tournament, while others •.sere merely out for a day of eolf. Winter golfing is a new ven- ture for the club, although the course does stay open to Decem- ber each year, notes Carson. If ,a inter golfing proves popular, the course would stay open every car. "We're trying something dif- ferent this year. We may even open a driving range," says Car- son. "They can't all get out of the country to go south." Carson says the course will open Thursdays through Sundays from 9 a.m. to approximately a:30 p.m. If it snows, the staff will clear off the greens and tee - off areas, and pack down the 'now on the fairways to allow Ior golfing. Steve Shine, who enjoyed a round of golf at the Claremont course with three friends Sunday, says he found golfing in Decem- ber to be a unique experience. "Golfing is wonderful any- time; golfing in December is fab- ulously wonderful. Usually, you never get an opportunity to golf in winter, so it was interesting to go there and see a parking lot full of cars," says Shine. "It was a treat ... and it's cheaper than AIWAK novices nip Bowmanvile M going orida 11p ay noun or ildren s to Fl Wish Foundation this winter, Carson warns golfers clubs in storm -like weather. gale and we're not going to be While the course may be open against showing up with their golf "Nobody's going to show up in a open." APPLY TUDAYI • not Mahe shapp %elan easier with MUM W*ss specified. Except for limited a Radio stack seal card. tt's ac -w • war" items. in Gtech wilt W issued d an cepted at A Rada Shade OW item is sold out. wda Slack does not accept wW pardco o v deelas across • • • Le YabitY for pietorial or typographical errors. Canada. Wb accept VISA and Prices shown are acdual retail prices, excwft MasterCard. of any app6caDk taxes. Cbeck the white pages for the Radio Shack More or participadng dealer nearest you Salle ends December 31, 1993 PAGE 34 -WE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBIM 26,1"3 BOXING WEEK BLOWOUT I zmdooff SELECTED BEDDING PATTERNS off our everday low prices Selection varies from -,tore to store ,.ra; SELECTED 4 PERCALE ; -A SHEET SETS , • , • • -_- TWIN DBL SET 1999regupto39.99) SET 99 , 99 (reg up QUEENSET r9 (reg up to 49.99) 10 19.99) 99 1 2 PRICE CLASSIC VELOUR BATHMATS Example: Contour Our reg. ea. 24.99 1 2 49 tia{e ea. I Y- 1 �i nnTnr, afill "moi KING SET (reg up to 59.99) Tom'- "- (only 96 sets per store) Selection varies in stores _. SELECTED REVERSIBLE 1499 COMFORTERS Twin, Double. Queen. King reg up to 39.99 YOUR CHOICE, ANY SIZE (only 72 per store) M30% off k BRAND NAME TOWELS t" SELECTED COLOURS ONLY '30% off our everday low prices • Roval Velvet Towels By Fieldcrest , • Excalibur Towels By Stevens 1 • tiew Splendor Towels By Martex 2 PRICE and more 1/2 PRICE HUGE SELECTIOWOF LAMPS, PRINTS, MIRRORS & CUSHIONS 50% off our everyday low prices JACQUARD SCATTER ON A LARGE SELECTION OF WINDOW TOPPERS Not available in Scarborough store ASSORTED PRINTED CUSHIONS 4 99� sale ea. 4 (our everyday low price 7.99) 3� - 1 nn ird-I jrl , 4y.• Raiders bomb Richmond Hill AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Raiders Slim -Line Windows midget 'AAA' rep hockey team recorded its loth win in regular -season play after bombing the Richmond Hill/Vaughan Stars 9-2 on Sun- day. Murray Sheehan led the way with a three point (two gds, one assist) effort. Tim Watt, Loughery Graham, Tim McCarthy, Stephen Knowles, Graham Horne, Rob Vessio and Erick Vorstadt all notched singles. Watt, Markus Quinn, Vessio and Horne all had two assists, with singles to Knowles, Niall Maynard, Victor Charbonneau and Steve Quinn. Ajax/Pickering major Bantam 'AAA' goaltender Chris Thomp- son, a call-up for the game, recorded the victory. The Raiders dropped a league contest to Oshawa by a 5-3 at the Pickering Recreation Complex last Tues- day. Vorstadt, Shee- han and Horne scored for the Raiders, with assists to Horne, AAA Knowles, Jas on��D� Reed and Shee- han. FS The goaltending duties were split between Dan St. Aubin and Chris Malloy who was called up from the Pickering 'AA' midget team for the game. The Raiders will play in the St. Catharines tournament over the Christmas holidays. Ajax/Picker- Ing will face teams from Oakville, York/Simcoe and Nia- gara Falls in the opening round. 000 Three players from the Raiders' midgets took part in the Eastern Ontario 'AAA' Hockey League's all-star game at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium Satur- day. The three players — Murray Sheehan, Markus Quinn and Jason Reed — were a dominating force in the contest. The trio accounted for five of the seven goals in helping the western divi- sion all-stars to a 7-7 tie against the eastern division all-stars. Sheehan struck for two goals and three assists and was named the western all-star team's player of the game. Quinn had two goals and two assists, while Reed added a goal and two assists. Joining Ajax/Pickering repre- sentatives on the western division all-star team were players from Markham, Whitby, York/Simcoe (Newmarket area) and Richmond CHRISTMAS IS FINALLY 111111 OVER NOWT 11 Get an Early start on your New Year's Resolution, * *ft4t,_ 427-2977 59 Westney Road THE CHOICE IS YOURS 1 2:ALTATA:v4 ' THIS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES THE BEARER TO UNLIMITED USE OF ANY � 10194 PREMIER OR MADEMOISELLE SPA FACILITY ' FOR TWO WEEKS ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE' FITNESS COUPON ' 1raA awatasy atrhwpwar 7 Asa seat OMar rsoeiwM waw6wawpa aw awiaYa YiifWaaioaN 4 �4pfc Fiaar..r rrNwa way ..y raw Maaron Ml laofaa lo.w wasieroaa � RaL M.r iaoraYw. ��t���rl��rl��r•rl��rr� Hill/Vaughan. Players from Oshawa, the Central Ontario Wolves (Lindsay area), Quinte (Belleville area) and Peterborough formed the eastern division all- star squad. ` THE NEVI►S'ADVER'I'ISER SUNDAY, WEMBER 26, 1993kGE dS MAN'S FACTORY BIG OUTLET BIG & TALL CLOTHING AT DISCOUNT PRICES ! 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Amusement Inc. • Face painting • Inflatable rides . • A full line of children's performers U • Meet your favorite characters • Carnival children rides (12 in all) e • Mini Putt ' Petting Zoo r • Sports Interactive Games • r FLl N THIS FORM FOR A DAILY -emwr .�_ STUFFED TOY DRAW NAME: ADDRESS: CITY. PROVINCE: POSTAL CODE: f LN SNkIL, 7S�2�LSTS LR?S�n`2SS'!�t�3S���S3?��lVZ2S:'._2S�1S�- -__-------- ---_«�:___J I ft PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DEL1042n 34 M p Pickeringrin e g tte bellesgolden PICKERING = The Pickering Cotton Ginny belle 'A' ringette ing in net during the tourney. Kroes, Heather Lally, Colleen Pel - Team learn skated its way to a gold medal members are Erin Allaby, ley, Danielle Ramsay, Vicki Stain- EB Laurie Cook, Tracy Courtemanche, ton, Jennifer Valliere and Laurie L 0 at the Scarborough Ringene Tour- Sarah Coyne, Carrie Firman, Laurie White.. , nament last weekend. Pickering posted a record of two wins, one tie and one loss m round- robin play to move into the champi- onship game against Cumberland. In a fast -placed contest, Pickering claimed a 7-5 win in the final. Danielle Ramsay paced the Cot- ton Ginny belles with a hat trick. Tracy Counemanche scored twice with singles to Colleen Pelley and Heather Lally. Drawing assists were Laurie White, Vicki Stainton and Erin Allaby. Pickering started tournament play with a 3-2 win over Markham. Ramsay led the scoring two goal goals; Courtemanche added a sin- gle. Assists went to Carrie Firman, White and Lally. Pickering put forth a solid team effort in the second game against Hamilton to record a 5-4 win. Lau- rie Krves, Ramsay, Stainton, Allaby and White scared the goals. Every- one on the team had at least one assist.. Goalie Sarah Coyne was at her best to record the win. In an end-to-end battle with Cumberland in the third game, Pickering skated to a 2-2 be. The Conon Ginny belles tied the game with 3:58 remaining in the contest Stainton and Ramsay were the goal scorers with Courtemanche adding two assist In the final round-robin contest, Hamilton claimed a 5-1 win over Pickering. Ramsay scored the lone goal, assisted by Megan Purdy - Goalie Sarah Coyne was amaz- Pickering tweens tops at tournament P1CKERING - The Pickerittg Innovative Awards tween 'B' ringeue team went undefeated en route to the gold medal at the Scarborough Ringette Tourna- ment last wedwrhd In the championships game, Pickering humbled previously undefeated Oshawa 7-0. The defensive corps of Erin Baldry, Jana Bergin, Georgia Kyriazis, Sarah -Jane Lusina and Katy Renaud dominated the game and completely stopped Oshawa's offensive attack. Ashley Phillips led the offen- sive charge with three goals; Mandy Bickerton netted two, with singles to Sarah McKcnty and Lusina. Stacey Squires alta Baldry each set up two goals. In the first game, Pickering earned a 2-2 tie with Whitby. The local tweew spotted Whitby a 2-0 lead and eventually tied the con- test with less than three minutes retraining. Lisa Bakewell smrcd both Pickering goals. Next up was Scarborough, with Pickering bombing the bast squad 12-0. Philips led the way with a goal and three assists, while Gina Edwards potted three vals. Bi A ,a , rh, Shm" Crow- der and Rahand each had a pair of 90111s. Pidaing skated away with a 7-3 win over Cambridge in the Qhird game of the tourney. The key to the win was the steady goo- .. g of Jerry Clark, espe- cially in the first period with some big saves. Squires was PickeFing's top goal getter, net- ting a natural hat trick. Pickering tied Oshawa 44 in the fourth game to put the Luno- vative Awards petites into the final. 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Brandon McMillan struck for the hat trick to lead the way for Pickering. Single goals were scored by Tony McMulkin, Ryan Tracy, Andrew Goodine and Darryl Malandrino. Drawing assists were Jordan Hutchinson, Stephen Grimshaw, Matthew Pett, Goodine and McMulkin. Goaltenders Chris Franz and Garrett McKinnon and solid defence from James Kimball, Brett Carpenter, Craig Lillie and Michael McElroy led the team to its first shutout of the season. CORRECTION NOTICE AJAX BINGO ASSOCIATION in our advertisement, page 7, We The phone number was incorrect should have read We wish to apologize for any inconvenience this error may have caused. DOWN-toearth female, a young 40, 5'6', blonde, blue eyes, slim, single parent, still meeting all the wrong guys, enjoys romance and dandng, seeks loyal, sincere male, 3540, for lasting relationship. SY /2569 (OSH) CARING, brown -eyed petite blonde, late 40's. seeking a tab teddy bear, for friend- ship or possible relationship or more SY 2581 (OSH) FEMALE, 30, sports -minded, enjoys walks dining and movies, non-drinker. seeks male. 28-36. looking for friendship first and then possible relationship. SY 2592 (OSH) BRIGHT, professional, single mom. 46, seeks intelligent, tallish male, who likes camping, nature. movies. politics and museums, for romance and companion. 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SY 2615 (OSH) TALL blonde blue-eyed mother of three, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1993 -PAGE 41 P you. l you're tell, hunourota and proles- PETITE artist bkeiose•romren, rbnsrtbk- tioral, 3545, pease al. SY 2632 er. who byes du ci 9rlerie•, wait and BLONDE, sin, single man, 28, who is a musk. Looking for gentleman soulmaM, one -man -women, who is a pans and T- 5783, who is sincere and honest, for pot. shin kind of gal, seeking a n,ggse, good looking type make, 30.40, for kerg-term sible future bgelher. SY 4047 (PIC) SLIM, petite, outgoing, self-supporting, relationship. SY 2633 (,0 ) Christian widow, 63, loves dancing, bowl PETITE, 24, and a very attractive female, short brown haw, planning blue eyes, seek- ing, golf and sports, looking for gentleman with same interests and for possible reia- irg an attractive, sngb, while male, 25.30, honest and no head games. SY 2634 Winship. 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Enjoys dancing, traveling outdoors: Non-smokr(sociel dririer. sY (O ENERGETIC mate, 30, musician, enjoys 1010 ATTRACTIVE lady, 5o, technician, hard rock, fun Imes and casual encour- tiers with women, 18.27. SY 5313 (OSH) absai*r, will goal times, ding, aeric- VERY attractive single mate, 31, looking 11% classical music, travelig and noon. for attractive, prolassional woman who looking for soul mate, 47-57, seeks that special discreet romantic rola. LainfEuopean, healthy, gond, for relation- Winship. SY 5314 (OSH) ship. SY 4041 MALE, mid 50's, dears, seeks lamale for 0SHAWAfPidcern9 uatladw lady, late warm discreet relationship. SY 5315 50's, 5'2', sttactitie, inbMigent, interested in travel art toots and tin trot, would FEMALE seeks same, to Ind out more call like to meet unattached genwri an with m ebm. SY 5316 s mill r Interests, ler possible reblo WW. FEMALE, 25, seeking lemale ler oompan. SY 4042 (OSH) ion top. BY S317 fm) PAGE 42 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1"31 SUCCESSFUL businessinal 34, aeleic and fit 6', 190 lbs., dark hair and eyes, seeks nit, attrac- tive, young lady, 20.35, for romantic evernitgs, getaways and travel (single moms welcome). SY 1424 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE male. 29. 510', brown hair, brown eyes and a winning smile, enjoys romantic dinners with a woman, 22-27, who likes to be treated like a lady. SY 1576 (OSH) EASY -going, attractive male. early 40. established, romantic. looking for relationship with a non-smoking, attractive, intelli- g� fit lady. 3045, let's talk. SY GOOD -bolting male. 6'. 40. sin- cere. honest and hardworking. seeks non-smoking female. 18- 35. who enjoys dining• movies. travel and fishing. for possible long-term relationship. 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Single, white lemale with similar qualftes, kir hendshp. loading to big -term relationship SY 1706 EXECUTIVE, 54 seeks fnandal. fy secure lady for love Kenny Rogers similarity, who is humourous. atfectionate and raapor�ibla Sr 170% (OSH) SINCERE mala 35 amscuve, Pert-hrrie Dad. who s reale ouago- ng. seeks attraceve bnhab 29- 38. slim -medium build, who is honest and sincere lex possible relationship SY 1710 (OSH) OUIET. single east indan mala, 44. seeks krnab 3545. who ars 01AI0rg. for trhwxkft and pos- SO@ relationship SY 1711 (OSH) HONEST and sincere retired gentleman 54. lonely and dlvoroed. 58'. non-smoker buss fishing, the outdoors, travel dancing, sports and country music, seeks petite lady with Sarre nterests. under 55, for lasi- ng rola0orsttip. SY 1712 (OSH) GOOD -bolting white male. 32. non-smoker, non-dnrhlw, down - ti 4m*. resposb a and honest, likes long walks and the out- doors, seeks attractive white his . 26.36, wilt Silim quaff ties. 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I'm rock 'n' toll and country. I'm dears and sober. e you're fit and pretty, give me a al and res what happens! Sr �tmo , single male, 6', tao ba, attractive, bolbp b meet lady, of Asian background, enjoys ria outlbas, spots and quiet limes. PE SOMA" altiactive, artfaf kb mals. 45, Wobuional, widf es la noel very eelecfire lady, 32-38, who is bright, cheerful, slim And very Pretty, for good conwr , smarm and more. Sir 1732 WILD and crazy on hies olsids, bull a rod 1* on tide i i ds, sn• gle whfib mob. 20, wiljoys quid times, movies and show cars, $eeking female, 20.35, for run 6 Possible relationship. SY FIT, sigh wfiile arab, 24, look - for sin* white famsle.19N, enjoys rock music, movies, ronov 6mera and —&a for Possible ►ebtionafi►. $r 1731 WANTED snare, trustworthy, good hearted Indy with a great sense d Ir1111M, 23.27, b oboe tun limas and romendc ancon f. tars with single white mole 25. SY 1796 JOSH) JUST in time for Ctrictrras... 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SY 1741 PRROOFESSIONAL single male, 45. self-employed, 6', 200 lbs., looking for that honest and sn- are lady, 30.40, who knows how b take are of her special mart b share long wales, forrertpc din. nears and b share al that We has b other. SY 1742 JOSH) ENERGETIC, young male. 37, seeking an established working lady, 30-40, non-smoker, who tikes outdoors, cli ten, alillnl6, I I I and quid Pros, for a bnt- ig relati mil*. AN aha wi be PIOI,V* arfatered SY 1743 MUSICALLY incined mat, 39, glad value attraciw, ai * woman. for posable rale- tiatanp. SY 1744 HONEST, caring, single wWb male, 34, 5'11-, enjoys music, sports. navies, drtring, taint. fling and r01.0 evenings, lodk- ng for a shm, single white farrals, 2535, who's inner beau- ty incktdes honesty, and under- stafdrng- SY 1745 (PSH) TALL, dark and handsome mob, b � , looking for a waren to ups ofd downs of Ile. Sr 1746 (coo) 53 WK dmcrg. 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SY IOSH) -NA—ACHED, honest, sincere. x-9 single. while male, 27, --iovs sky-drvrg, travelling, din. ,. dancing and last cars, seeks -,gle white female, 27-32. for asual or serious rekaborrship SY .752 COUNTRY bachelor, 6'1', 180 os. likes country music. I'm the quiet ouldoors type. seeks active ally fnend. prefer non-smoker SY 1753 (OSH) GOOO-looking slim male. 31, easy-going, honest and snare. good sense of humour, see" an attracbve lemab, 24-29, who enjoys spending trio wit+ hands and ram„ly, quiet evenings and ,w encs. lex a king term relation - Ship, Single mothers welcome. SY 1754 (OSH) HAPPY9o-" reale• 39, would Ike to most lady. 25.40, for casur of dating, possible rekabonship, enjoys music. dining out. don- e¢ %ast earn# and wtar*u1a oor vereaaon SY 1755 HARD -working. haraplayn. 36. athiesc reale, 56'W. nori-s ok- er, who enjoys sports of a1 kinds and boating, seeking non-smok- 01% fit lady, 27.36, who enjoys and Il nes' Cwt's SY 1756 SINGLE. 6 1', dark hair, blue- eyed mob, 25, enjoys camping, country music and good limes Looking kir lon", 20. with srrv- lar interests SY 17S7 (OSH) ESTABLISHED, caring, respon- sible, slim male. 30, hard-work- ing, independent, many varied interests, goal and fainly -orient - ad, seeking fiL honest responsi- ble female. 26-33, with similar interests, for a possible relation} ship. SY 1759 (OSH) HONEST and sincere lin male, 23 non-smoker, social drinker, loves to romance women, seek- ing attractive lin female, 20-24. with no dependents. for a serious long-lasting relationship. Whitby area. SY 1760 SPORTS -minded single male. 30, 5 6', brown shoulder length hair, blue eyes, fooling for slim female rocker. 26-30, who's not into head games. loot ng lex Seri- ous relationship SY 1761 ATTRACTIVE, professional white male. 36 non- inker, fit, enjoys kris. music and sports. wishes b meet sirgis mom who's slim and fit from the Ajax area. for hand - ship. possible relationship. SY 1762 RUGGEDLY handsome, tan and muscular European male. late 20's You right say tai, dark and handsome Seeks a pretty to, for Inandiship SY 1 first. possibly more *9 BUSINESSMAN, 24, single, enjoys music. social events and sports seeks professional mrd - ad female. 20-35, for a possible relationship Single moews wel- oomed Lets welcome the New Year bgww SY 1764 (OSM EASY -90% good-looking male, 25. enjoys a vanety of sports, casual dinners, dancing and walking, seeking an altraeYw female, 20-25, for a possible romantic kmrtg•tsnn relationship. West Indian preferred. 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ISO/SPC experience and problem solving skills and understanding of process specifications are required. If this describes you, we would like to discuss employment opportunities with you. Please Send Resume To: File #6136 Oshawa This Week P. O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L 1H 7L5 110 General Help 110 General Help 1 10 General Help 160 flay Care ommon�Wanted AJAX(PICKERING - ex- perernced nanny. Inve-n, non smoker, references, for two scroo+-aged children. Mon -Fn. Cal 427-3172. (12269M CAREAGIVER required In my home (Pickering), 5 days per week. had drys (afternoons) to loch after two year old girl. Non smoker. car. references. Cal 420.1434 (after, 6 p. m.) (1229931 165 Day Care Available PICKERING - Amberles. teach«/mom would provide quality daycare for your chill, full ins or pat time. Ages 3-5 years. Please call 420-0081. (1231 9M 120 Office Help 120 Office Help 120 Office Help COST ACCOUNTING Due to current expansion, a Local Fortune 500 manufacturer has immediate openings for a Cost Accountant and Costing Assistant. Responsibilities will include: e Production reporting • Estimating • Cost analysis in an ISO environment If you enjoy instigating and implementing change apply in confidence to: File #6137 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 71-5 GENERAL MOTORS - OSHAWA 1 HOURLY SUMMER STUDENT :31 PROGRAM General Motors is accepting applications for 1994 summer employment from qualified University/College students. The 1994 Summer Student staffing levels will depend on market conditions and plant schedules in the months ahead. Only students currently atfendiing University/College on a full-time basis, and who are returning to school full-time in the Fall of 1994 will be Considered. A current student I.D. card or proof of enrollment (in the form of a letter from the school) is required before an application may be completed All applicants must present their social insurance card at the time of application. Applications received early in the process are not given special Preference. Applicants are given equal opportunity for employment regardless of the date they apply. Successful Candidates WIN be notified after May 3, 1994. int • APplloatiorts will be available at the Canada Employment Centra for Students, 44 Bond Street West, Oshawa, on the Lower Mall Level. The applications will be available weekdays from December 20, 1993 to January 7, 1994 between the hours of 8:4S a.m. to 4:1S p -m. PLEASE NOTE: The Canada Employment Centre will be dosed on December 27 and 28,1993 and Januwy 3,1994. General Molors is an Employment Equity Employer EARN $576,/weekly. mellfnp I AJAX - Harwood/Bay ly, daynal ray daycare, educational in- door/outdoor play areas. ha lunches and mor.. Starting Jan. 3194. (1229931 - 220 orrlcles Sale 220 Forlcles Sale WRAP IT UP FOR CHRISTMAS! Beautiful as new lady's full length elegant fur coat Shadow fox Y and covois. Or" $1,400. Call Hope 432-1863. New A used - darts, BAtAIMboads, ale Vh* ow now Ain tNa 360 fill* St. (kW am all 164M or Bowmemift _11 a 75 Khg St. W. 623 -SM 230 w d WANTED - hardtop for 1990 Jeep YJ. grey preferred. pos- siblewith rear defroster and wpm, reasonably priced. Can 1- 7054054M.(122993) wAHTED - Leal and Blue Jay Tilos at fete value. Cal Bruce N 579.444 sad. 207 (TF) 205 Firewood AIAXreesonaDl. Pidkerok 9ft« rApplMtiances - no sod, fun guaranteed. Reconditioned 260 Arts & Crafts appianosa Come make w a FIREWOOD Rte ; 467 "estnry GORGEOUS Doll houses. mni- ah" furniture and acceswries. "Atv PIANOS/GRANDFATHER Ted � for rgr - (905) 831 - CLOCKS - -Christmas Spews 15M � 5 p.m. (122893) on al Ywensory.' Pianos, rent le am. apt sae. upright, grand. Computer Seasoned, Very dry split, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - 270 video honest me4Surarrhem (hes rlsiwery and s tap,. Tekip PW e Worts, 4331491. (TF) FOR Sale - New Star Leaser Fire up with CO2y heat MISCELLANEOUS ottice Prino port IBM), 4 StarsCrpL Free delivery lrarwr.e, all said cook 50% 00 black kik ally primer. ally, 100 1-90x753-2246 �so�5a3 1 after& 6 o m � SIDW.CCai° 579.30M FREE Firewood, skids and (122990) and leave massage(122903) pages dell, NJ available. CAN emnigs oily 430.9013. (TFNf TWO yew did Creasman Radial Pets-Supplies- Ann ear. 10-. hrdy used, eM 290 � ,,, „a, k" "`obi t ,,;u (12� Bwrdl FM*IAV D -frilled seasoned ulwa3arrant $400 hsndwood. 4V7t16- pace cord), (1291901) $100 deivered and stacked. OFFICE BarigaNls, aarecNw ROTTWEILLER pups for sale, Ask for Senors Discount Cas *oft 64ftM ask boadroonn no papers, excellent so good wlfr Chid 431.7777. (012294) prrrrrNO- tri, ewmw desks, fine ne dlasnoM O fief n44_s end mid. $250. sOOKLIN FIREWOOD - Chair. tables. OW- 427-0000. 2 7G6.914-SetS.(122990) seasoned hardwood. sae wood. (1220" ROTMIBLLER pups, ready for kkldbp. Bush and tate coeds, OAKA ME FURNITURE - year ChrNrnas. Parents German Ik Bingo I bags. an � 9D6, ' - nn allobla and clearance d - Breed (dark). Excellent 120 Office Help 655.8797. (011194) aM up le 00%� ai priors .., Purebred, Tails and chars horn one all Ontario$ olds and dote Pkt. Cain, and mead, rrls�A- AI sold $350. Citi 906 986-4724. IF you we rkgle or a single I til k 21 0 Flea Market � ,,, „a, k" "`obi t ,,;u (12� paean or expanded ye a dsaord with three years work 631-4791 Rd. 7w. (1221110) RESIDENT Mar"w Couple w out. Traditional Woo&mxk TRAIMNG your dog s fun and r^0. ap«srlor, you may qualty, for TABLE saw, 7 1/4- Beaver 906-058774. ITF) easy at K-9 Klubhouse. Classes ��snawrNity ! am foolow Sunt WASHERS Dryers. Fridges KAJan4 and 11. 7 a 4s bear tk� senior. 427-2003. X1 S4aes -new and reoorrtlitisrrrd. laid ere, you may quality to train- (12289 3) 905837-2364. (122990) t?25 +rid UP for tscorrdtsnred ing assistance. OIP/CERT., Lotus. WordPerfect. D -Base. Articles washers. $175 and up fa recon- POTBELLY Yovwrrere Pips, 6 Word, Accpac, Bedford, 211,0 ` For Sale dtionred drye1s. $175 and up for weeks old, make gree[ pets. Autocad. Ventura. Paparok«• we reconditioned fridges and Very intelligent, extremely Harvard, Corel, Computer Call 962-5511. Mississauga, Ont. L5L SM6. (TF) moves. Also coin operated clean. Two a1 rNrNe with black even. AssenbiWg Canadian CorrpwNre. Z4h►. 19bllle (118) Programming and Systems AndyisL Cobol Pascal and C, 4-6 person Jacuzzi, Delta, washer and dryers. spots, aso standard ac . Stephenson's Furniture and Reasonable. 905-985-2976. 631-4791 Rd. 7w. (1221110) RESIDENT Mar"w Couple w Macknosh, Durk Express and 1.5HP puny and filter system, Appliances. 227 Court St., (122993) qutred in Pidt«ig area Mtwt �KE�' Flelle► required. es- have minimum 5 years perierrced bondable and IMwtrda. Dumam Buskrees Cq� College. 427.3010. hardly raved, asking $1600 o.b.o. Phone 509.4525. (010494) pehawa 5767446. ITFALL) 300 Automobiles ArbCleS 3 Prdwrod. 420.8200. expwience, to 3) tolerances. il (TF) CARPET - I haw severd 1000 For Sale 230 KIDS spm brnr 11 3 bedroom KIDS and teens Int BOOK Keeper wooled - small yards of new Stilinrtester and a Wanted needed �„ Pnewious aPPllcana rnwW* for rnodrarr9 work need not alpply Mai resume to: Ajax export company requires porion part time to maintain 100% Ill nylon r�pat. cetper your living room and hall for / Wf Cavalier RS, two door, WANTED prwrw from the Ad - excellent catalogues and TV 849-3075 Ridgeway Dr., commercials. accounts, etc. Experienced $360. Price induq- toupet, pad vantage phae syst«rt nr- ' a , ming rear teats, reosrdy Call 962-5511. Mississauga, Ont. L5L SM6. (TF) only, Cal Mr. Bowers, 427.9988. and Installation. -30 yards-. CK 11 t. Please call 5794400 rust proofed, $5495 certified (122393) (122993) Store, (416) 287.5072. (TF) ask for U. (TF) ob.o. Call 4331787. (122993) 300 Automobiles Apartments For Sale '400 For Rent CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Safety Inspections $49.95 Car 3 Ught Trucks Ajax 19664 door Pontiac Cavalier. excellent condition, asking 52000. ALso 1985 1/2 ton Chevy Truck, average shape. asking 62000 bah as 6. Can Scott. 9874467 or 987.1817. (010294) Is" Cadillac Sedan Devills. ower sunroo power $5495; 1987 Hy"n" Excel. 5 speed. s2495. 1986 Renault, auto. I./L. $2495; 1965 Laser TUrbo. 5 speed. $2895, 1988 Escort Staoonwagon, auto. x2895 AN cars Counted. ed. Brock Auto Repair and Sales. PKikerng. Brook Rd at Taunton Rd 427-6110 (172393) 1975 F-100 Sones, trams 1,2 00-vieah redone. $slung s5m; 1975 Ford 360 have all new parts to rebuild. will sell for $800. Paid :1500 in orb. 905- 987-3726 leave message. ;010794) LEASE b own "Incies. 1960- 1965. $345 Ogen. no interest. no credit Users. MIL -7368 or 686 7428 or 686-3775. (TF) 340 Auto Parts a Repairs COMPLETE RUST PROOF Oshawa - Beautiful 2 and 3 bdrm. unit, $700 and $800 plus util. FirstAast. Immediate. Leave message 404-2847. KING/WILSON large 3 bedroom, available Feb. 2 Fridge, stove. washer. dryer, $795. plus hydro and gas. 721 9728.(122993) AJAX oxford Towers, quiet building. Mose to snooping. 401 and Go. Two bedroom apartrnent. Dec. 1 and Jan 1. Tree bedroom apartment Jan. 1. Call 683.8571 or 68 ,8421 tl 8 p.m. (TF) OSHAWA . bVn one bedroom $549: two bedroom $689. Aval- able Feb. in apartment building Convenient locat onncludes apdancee. heat. hydro. parking. 433-0677. (122393) BRAND new one bedroom basement apartment, very bright, private entrance. Townl� �9181oor. $550 an nck,sive 435-5297 (122393) !�'.'AILABLE .mrthed,atery in Whvtby apartment building. Spa- (Sbus Carpeted. ne,vhy panted apartment wan balcony. Close to bus and snooping. All adines nCluded. No pets. One bedroom. s6pr, Two bedroom $ 700. Can 430-C - 34. , T;:) WHITBY - trpiex, 3 bedroom apartment. large tented yard. aloe uurwry faxuwtes, close to amenities. No pets $750 inclusive Available Jan. 194 FntVtast required P.Werenees Call 430-9448 0, 839-5900 'C 11194) LARGE. bream. Two ,evei, two b•droorn Gas•rnenj $canto+n near Osr+an.a C, A_. avaaat>t• Feb. 1. $695 monthly, .hits and laundry taches ncWded 6669463 evenings (011893) .169.95 BRAND new wg'e two bedroom basement apartmenr very (tar i light trucks) bright. parting. executrve narrow, -2977 separate entrance. 6675 monthly. aval,xlnle .;an. 1 725 - AJAX RUST 3754 (122993) bNre r ROI. SERYM PICKERING - wanted. mature non smoker, spacious one X21 Westney Rd. S. bedroom apartment train separate entrance. fridge, stove. CA.. CJa., laundry. Cable. located 360 Snowmobiles =hR wiso '6 ',.,....F`0 etween Rou wfvtes. $rnclusnve. ssge'oo security desposit. Available Jan. 1990 Yamaha Mazer Deluxe. Cal 509.3170. (122693) black, 3200 kris., excellent BLOOWSIMCOE - targe two anape. $35i . all -01e�venings froom n 46 unit building, (12289M storage. laundry. parking. wed managed. Close to stores)bus, 400 Apartments $725 inclusive. Go direct to 123 For Rent SIM St_ W. Of Call 001190 416 223-5419. (011894) BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENT 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom sAK. in immaal maintained bllldinp, bloadoom, 3 BPp��es, snooker table, pities room, tennis txt, exe room, laundry facilities and covered p111110 g_ 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat- b Sun. 1�_i - 571-3522 OR683-6021 _W"a AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom aperlmerd in family WON. Air =x1litiavlg, broadlom, 2 appliances, la(xldry facii6es, saunas and exercise roam, wKlergrourd parting included. Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fl I. 9.5 sner.rcr Sat -Sun 12-5 �`°"'°"AT WHITBY -large one bedroom in -EXECU i ev t: one bedroom duplex. one block from Go trail basellert otter 1000 station. newly decorated with 1101beautiful south Ajax iota. broadloom, large yard. available 1i011 M ttrs lake. lull bath, huge kitchen and living area, $675 in- SM. fi34.1122393) ,Louie included. kitchen utilities. Poser for $590.6B87appointment, 619.9500. lis . :0=.y PAGE 44 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,19" 400 ApartmentsApartments s For For Rent 400 For Rent 410 HouseRent COURTICE $mal house for rent, 3 bedrooms. one acre lot on 33 FALBY COURT Lawson Rd. Huge workshop, 1rstAasf. 1825. FOr viswinp, eat 576-4193 days or 571-0181 Two bedroom apartments in family evenings (1220 building. Air conditioning broad'oom TWO bedrooms, close to - schools. appliances, laundryfacilities and whoOlt, shopping. park and large lot. available Jan. ,. underground parking included, $750 monthly plus utilities. Fisv $7 last. 725-0336 or 723-1190. (122393) 686-0845 weekdays W9�-cozy three rt�i areao 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 D.m. bath. 4 appliances, rec room, full WHITBY - two large bedroom TWO bedroom basement apan- deck,great backyard, walk to Plaza, schools and bus. Avail- able Feb. 1. $900 plus. 666- 3794.(122893) 420 Townhouses � Townhouses Townhouses For Rent 420 For Rent 420 For Reni MONARCH MEWS TOWNHOUSES AJAX 2 bedroom townhouses in a family community with playgrounds, ball court, green space newly decorated, fridge and stove 1 1/2 bath, single car garage apartment, full kitchen meat in Picker ng, separate AJAX - dean three bedroom Go. bus route, $340. inclusive. privileges, parking, available entrance, laundry facilities, main floor of bungalow, d and basement PICKERING - 401/Whoes Rd, Jan 1. Call 416-284.5883. (1 22993) Dixie%Finch area. $700 per month. 831-3950. (1229931__ appliances, lots of parking, laundry facilities. yard. Near $818/month 294-0760-(122693) OSHAWA - large two bedroom f louses For Harwood Mall, $850 . 50% OSHAWA - three bedroom up- dudes all unMhes. First and last apartment on Sancoe St. N. of 410 Rent uldries. Avadabie immediately. plus hydro room for rent In clean, quiet Roseland. rtiocatio t building convenient location $625. hydro. heat/water included. option. Ckow established area Ren, reba416) 6 8-873.or (01tenants. Call (416) 698-8735. (010394) ���-9269 Prst, las:. references 420-3628 (0 10394i PICKERING uwrpdtlueayly, three bedroom floor, Available Jan. ,. 728-2255 or main avail- able Feb. 1. $82Nmonthly, OSHAWA 2 12 bedroom bun - gakiw on large lot with detached it separate coning room. on bus 4307816. (122693) shared utilities. Parking, air CO^.• walk to Go. 839-2301. garage, hidge. stove, freezer, Full basement, close to a0t _ 430 Rooms To 460 Office b Retail Rent V Space Office 8 Retail 4V0 V Space PICKERING - clean two bedroom and den, balcony, (122693) schools. Relererhoes. firsVlast, bedroom. sating room, 3 pi mam fop,, fudge, stove washer. overlooking lake• close to GO. shoPD ^g. $900 monthly NO down payment, Good Good ? sou $895 plus utilities. Available Jan t5. 668.9$74. ($22393) RITSOWI01 nal f IDEAL one on of/ice. 350 partially uchen. PICKERING Courtyard - SHARE. ho SHARE house writ, teacher. credit? can lob buy Large backyard. $850 . 1/2 ft-. WestneeyRd. S. Ajax. room, share kitchen, sq Y I ion K ion Rd. and Elizabeth St. Kings Available Jan. 1. 427- for the price of rem. while prices PICKERING bungalow main diningroom, bathroom, laundry, $r imonthly. All inclusive, call 860 W.h. with basement office 2291. (122493) and rates aro down, Call Doug door. Weslshore. two large $85 weekly. utilities and cable 905-666.3445 or 905.509.3581, w -ad- $1100 n o . hly. Alter 5 OSHAWA - three bedroom a m Brent, Community Financial. bedrooms, eat -in kitchen. Included. 728-8758. (122993) - -- p.m (416)444-9201. (1228tH) apartment In duplex. Very clean. newer building, 668.6805. (TF) fenced yard. parking, near schools and Go. available Jan. /. LIVERPOOVBAYLY - self con- 660 Bingos 660 Bingos AJAX appliances, laundry. painting, storage. $725 -man floor Of sem- 3 bedrooms, living, dinrg, 4 pos. 15. $825 per month. Cap Lamy. tamed room. lull kitchen, bath, v laund nv ry P hedges cable near put ngalow' quiet ate• Largs lot. plus hydro. Call 728-3655 bath, Harwood,'Bayly with 509-1264 or 316-4977. (TF) Go. bus route, $340. inclusive. (0103964) parking. $875 plus 60% ofFOR rem Feb 1 - 3 bedroom First%last and references. PICKERING - 401/Whoes Rd, ut"es. Avaiable rm0mhetl-0111'. trader, have two bedrooms and Immediately. 837-0538. Large two bedroom basemen 294-0760-(122693) run of trarier. $800 monthly in- (010394) apartment, new full batt•. 4 OSHAWA - three bedroom up- dudes all unMhes. First and last AJA)LIWESTNEY Heights, large appl ances, cable, etc. No per bungalow. rent to own required. Leave message. 905- room for rent In clean, quiet srnO.mg pets. $850 inclusive. option. Ckow established area 987-3726. (010794) home. Now all ameniies. Close Prst, las:. references 420-3628 (0 10394i central ar, spofances. $790 . 2 3 utilities. Cal 90512012653. WHITBY - 4 bedroom sem, to to shopping, bus and GO. Cal . bus AJAX oasernent apartment co ,0194) separate coning room. on bus a0. _ C'Ose to Hospl:a Separate PICKERING - Bayly and route Now schools and shops. $850 monthly, flrstilast ,a 4 5O Shared entrance, cable TV, kitchen, Westsnore area, three bedroom utdaes. Available ...,,edately. Accomm. bedroom. sating room, 3 pi mam fop,, fudge, stove washer. Prone 666-3771 (010594) shower, sauna. No pets Frac, dryer and parking included. _ SHARE. ho SHARE house writ, teacher. Last. $600 monthly Available Large backyard. $850 . 1/2 Townhouses parkin cable. C,vic101aundry, g. ca le. Jan 1 426.2834 (122693) utaaws Frst,ist, references. 420 For Rent utilities Immediate. REGENCY Place Apartments - available immediately. 837- MMM,122693) 6350, 579-8526. one a -C wo bedroor- apart 2429. call after 7 p m, of leave SCARBOROUGH a,ge t^•ee merits ava abl• n senior message. (010394; bedroom townnouse. 1 3.2 WANTED - responsible working Cor*Dier. Jan- and Feb Park HARMONYry1WY a? .mrnacu- baths. basement. garage. avail- 4idlY requires unfurnished room like setting, appliances. all late three oecroorn main floor d aloe FOO 1. Cas Vera. 2839820 pre/eratily wrtn own bathroomh, n utdmes included Ca11430-7397 TF put ngalow' quiet ate• Largs lot. or K McCall Property Management. 924-1100. clean smoke-free home. Kitchen, laundry and parking (TF) close to all amenaes Available ••22393) facilities required. Jan. 1. 686 SMALL bachelor apartment. top Feb. : Fist ast. $800 . 27 uIll,l es Phone 723.5527 - - Rooms TO 2698. (122393) floc. I ose to Gr*. cab's, laundry. paAung. no pets . Work- (122303) 40 3 J Rent OSHAWA - Park/Wentwonh, ling female preferred $375 PICKERING .4 bedroom house, MINE three bedrooms, cook own monthly Calf 404.2855 Leave ham y -oo-. '.•eP!ace. 3 TWO looms for rent by week or n•eak, laundry• parking, friendly message. (122393, m bathroos. laundry. parking. air ronin. ail utilities Included. Will atmosphere. Heir amenaites. OSHAWA :nree bedrooms, two conditioning, eat•in kitchen. discuss price... Pint and last Im, ate. S35dmorthly. 72W 78� message. (122983) bathroorns aparmom. top two "Part" Irving and dining Call 905-987-3728 - floors of house. close tO good 686 leaver. message. (010794) Condos For dow^town $80C monthly, 0931. Available immediately. LIVERPOpUHWY s2 Jan. 1. 455 Rent uAda�es mcludeC an. +. 434- WHITBY - main Moor three $350 per mor+r� includes 30 69301 bedroom bungalow. 12 of at- utilities large room on first floor TWO bedroom condo In north 'iH10 `r.r•nor-• rice ryas span lied owieb h paraga. for person. q�,ei r(1229%) end Of town, 4 appliances. 3 •`r.. •-. 'o• •wit,. s65c ^ontnly, aio+w. v,4.-. .rw,•o.d 1425 $92 S37 %420 1122997, batnrooma. laundr room• Gwrt•,. Len a Great service per mornn, avilibe cell, 194 ALT OMA Rdl$nwparo. isrge tui- ..aaon,k pool. 11685 rtiii N utdaheis 7237340. (122393) and iocatio^ close to all 6681865 or 668-7923 (0102941 ^sheC •coin n clean quiet home amenrtrt66 Sus route, avadabie PICKERING Sandy Beam. for mhature employed person AJAX . luxury one bedroorrt, 5 rrrred�are'y Ron or Cindy. 432 Bayrymai . 3 bedrooms man hoot Snare se Parale kitchen, appliances, f1r�, overlooks 7$32 (CtW94� bungalow. $900 plus 2,3 batnrooma, firsVlast. $10C per lyre. $775. Cali 838.9035. (122e03) OSHAWA gorgeous t 112 ut44e6. No pees. Jan. 1. CAN week. 509.2459. (TF) bedroom apar.ren:. two leve9 Ann, 831.1940 (122293) ROOM avadable ,n clean, roomy CONDOMINIUM for lease. d k.x„ry. )acu;z7,. 5 appliances, PICKERING - three bedroom 4 bedroom ^Ouse. Quiet Downtown Toronto St Lawrence Q2. ptvdte OnveyarC. walkout townnouse. close to Go. Town reghlbpurhood. Laundry.cable. Market area. Two bedroom* deo S -'all pets weCOmte $750 Centre, references. IrsUlist, Close to busrOL"and stopping plus solanum, over 1000 sq.h. Available + Ca. �lkii ane, 6 pm, 519 942 3984 . r228931 available FsD 1. $950 • uWes. Cori Non smoker. $330 Jan. 31/94. Rslereross. $1200rmonthly in - 69&2389 (010394) rro. h-. Call 5763816. (122393) ckudes utifitiss. 830-5086. (TF) Gnanty: $30 Advance Ontario March of Dimes $35 At The Door Lic. #P930974 TOP RANK INGO 460 office &space 590 Busines Opportunide FOR rent. 1150 sq -IL at oMbs AMAZNG money rrnaking hon space. Westne)d401 in Ajax. W business opportunity. Firs dustrlal loce-1 mint- from Go. illoi cellon. SJLS.E- to: P.M.I Gres) Me. Cal Torry. 674-5555 24-94Bridpspiat Rd. E.. Sul rod 702. (TF) #304, waterloo. Om. IM 2.1 (122393) 4901 IMCKERINa - Probe" and vfa game arcade located in but plata AI . m 0* 900 sq, CLEAR WATER - mobiles. dub of amusement area. For intik house, heated pools. hot tub. nation on this business, e tennis, 20 minutes to Blue Jays Frank Styba, Sales Rep or Philies below camps. NHL N.R.S. Achievers Real Esta Hockey, doWborse tracks. Gut Ltd. beaches, photos, children 9054287677. (122893) welcome. Call 683.5503. BUSINESS opportunil Lots For available• low invaetment, hi( 535 Sale �;k;, �. �� 42 $3500 full price, wooded camp- BUSineS' ing lot. 3/4 hr. east of Oshawa. 7 Sand beach, fishing, nett to Personal! 10,000 acres county forest.ME Fred, 416431-1555. (TF) • . . 575 Loans Milill1 1 • I : TM NEED money for Christmas? I you owe.. You Pay Morahly $5,000 unsecured line of credit. $2,000 ...................... $50 Pay only S50 per month. Good credit required. 24 hr. approval. WWI) ...................$125 Call 68 -MONEY Todayl $15,000.._._. ..... _..375 BORROW $10.000. pay as N- - as $110 pen month o.ac. Cal Jerry, 668.7200, FreeCONSIDERED consultations. Anubis Invest- ments Ltd. (TF) (416) 699-9121 660 Bingos 660 Bingo 1735 Bayly Street Pickering, Ontario Tel: (905) 831-2421 Manager: Paul Raymond 44.4 December - 26, 1993 1!"_ - Evening Program - Doors open at 5:30 p.m. - Starts at 7:00 p.m. HOME f3 BUSINESS 1 04457"335 -SERVICES - 79&7 ChimneySlnee Gardening, Business . Home Home - - m ping Services Improvements Improveents _ CLEAN yaw %n cuz Santa't: ILLUSTRA due- Chimyy ceanirg. PEST S(3iEENS iataasd. •Wo muss. no fuss' Guaranteed. We Prevent chimney fres. 686 7741. (1221193) . Driving Schools S & B Driving School 10 ifissons $150 3 lessons 3 test $75 Free pick-u�p/8� drop off 287-3060 7 days/week G NE"' FIREWOOD (ALL HARDWOOD) TREE REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FREE ESTIMATES CALL ROB AW 428-5700 Handyman CONSTRUO"r10N IRMricr NW eXtew repair$, rerantiors and coristr x6m. Fast and clean professional work QuarBnteed. CRAIG 686.1913 TION, gB►uasphi nic es on 9 ARTISTC M,y -A-dsign. advertising QALITY work by Wier and s or personal. ling ris and chimney, am teams Well esperier,ced, Reasonable rays. Also escorts repairs. Works with bricks, hard working. Renovations, avagable. Randy, rrnkrts, (905) blocks and stones of all kinds. additions. docks, ek Cal us kir 728.70555, (TF) Free esbnuam. taorkrrsrship a free e$omry 571.1283 ail er Home 6guww"664428. [TF) R«ie G.rvai$, � �a (TFALL) Improvements COMPLETE plumbing and SADER Contracting - all renovations. Emergency carpentry, additions. -- I= bahroon and kitchen renovations, kitchens, remodeliip. All work guarani- bathrooms. Mm» mail$snmrnce food and insured. Reasagbla emergency service, furniture rates. tall John, 430-2754refinishing, quality work (0110794) guaranteed. 15 years DRYWALL, taping, boarding, oe OVWW - 6862915. (TFEFG) studs ala T -bar ceilings spray stucco, plaster repairs. For Professional service at corapad- tive prices, call Bill at 432-8409. (TF) 42$-8190 EUROPEAN tie specialist wil renovate your bathroom or kitchen walls as well as floor S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - ales. 20 years experience. Good quality exterior and interim references and satisfaction renovations. repairs. additi(ns. guaranteed. For free estimates. clAwgrvbuild bars and cabinets. D. Dykstra, 7254913. (TF) All workmanship guaranteed HANDYMAN - all kinds of and insured. Contact Gary 839- cleaning, snow blowing and 0984. (TF) moving fobs. Pick up and delivery. Larry at 655-8782. Moving, Storage 1101MrM 110YM WS w� 1.10 c4milifil or wMdlIt ow bo atl�ill". ,anti, & MM MWM dwitile t, Fin alriallas. AJAX Moving Systems - tug services• moves. appliance and Wand Specialists. flat rate or hourly. We now have Mated tttbrape uMs. New oMerxlp free bones with move. Park and load special. starting a SW and up. Cal for information. 427-0005. (TF) Housecleaning HOUSECLEANING - Polish lady, experienced and references. Cal 683-7168 after 7 p.m. (122M) 1 Moving, Party - Storage Services WCHALM Moving - houses, MAO)C Ali clown Mands. toady aponnwft ttM, . cosagas- Licensed, insured. Free to entertain tOr any age, any occasion. Birthdays, est)m-ys, krw Miss. Cal 729- 1620. (012194) Promotions, openings, hsldraUers, Maple $howl an HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - 111611114 LOOM 728fir- GW� a nave big or smitil, we price tllsrrlauFyerlsurttmss ambit RASO T wants work doing discount. Mron notice moves, parties and � for 'Ior Pianos moved. ComparabN A my own rays. Cal 432-2850. (TF) men- Call Ernie. M&49k12 MEN with largo oil do household mew.. fea residerktw, oontn wcimL AN types of noves,Call . OWN, Carl or Jane, 427-2858. Painting, Decorating Plumbing Proksdow Pitt -hp Mild Wall Covwkq 35 yfs. otp. big Of milli job rite stimass A ootlalltaic ion Journeyman Plumber No job too smal - Faucets. washrooms, wet bars, ac. Any renovation or addiion. Daytime: 427-4209, Horns: 427.8809. Ask for Tom. 670 els 710 !M!T assailsBinhS 740 ,,,fano 740 „In NRITER wants to talk with - nlired and older enployees d General Motors. Privacy assured. Plasm @arid none and phone nuntm to file 06118, Oshawa This WsWL P.O. em 481, Oshawa. OM. L1H 71.5. (TF) IONGLE 8 Unattached? Sages world dance every Friday, Dynasty Mn Baboorn 559 Blew St. w.. Oshawa Drees code, no jeans and every Sunday at The Corral, 433 Slmcoe St. S., Oshawa, 9 p.m. For kdorrrstlon, 1 -e00 -S654163. (122993) JESUS says con the blind ked the blind? Dos your mnkwr wow glasses? The hinib k the hired mnister. Micah 3:11, kaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. ,rim CarrOell, 1.905.953-9475. tTFi 675 Companions executive male, financially and emotionally secure, seeks a single petite female that is sincere, romantic, physically fit and enjoys everything from Phanbm to romantic quiet evenings with someone very special. A sister for Paul- Speaal thanks to the medical staff at the hbrkham/Stoufiville Hospital. TO the man that gave us am he hk lis fik, Ns hue and his wisdom. K has not beer► that bng shoe you have been gone, but we know 91 our hm* ftt you are stile with us. From the song written by JIM Witter, he said 4 best when he spoke of life bekV full of stolen moments. We must cherish every moment that n e have, because they are taken from us so qurddy We love you and miss you dearly. In memory of DON TEMPLE who passed away Dec. 27, 1991. Love from your daughters Wendy and her husband Chuck Wozniak, Julie and her husband Rob Marshall and grandchildren, Nicole, Darryl, Kyle and Sam. Hti py HoUid"s • From AU Of Us At •.- #1m1 Oshawa *lq Whitby This Week m THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,1"3 -PAGE 45 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) a Relines' New Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER William Steil, DT, F.C.A.Dr(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 Business Services Business Business Services Services If it's home 1repair it. ��a:a: HOM 77 SERVIC 1 yew 3:We Senn xve.s e -re: mase azz model of dome entertainment product. regardless of vbere •you bou4t . NOW OPEN -r- 416-674-5003 = W ■ NbA,�, BOOKWORM DR. STEIN AND ASSOCIATES ," WAREHOUSE OUTLET ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT NOW OPEN -r- UR. MAItI:1NNA 3IIT(;III:LL f 3JE:AN) LOWEST PRIGS.; TII �1 ' / CONSULTANT ��T PEDI aTRICIAN Has joined the orrice. She is available Mondays thru Thursdays at t 'i0- IlPrferr 0JrNWIS7i,i►�, ct}tl,. 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IL Unit 28, Pickering '� : • ` 831-3446 e a ftme restaurant ow EkZaW GrlfrdC kND DAUIVE happy to you by the following fW[i4ft&y Onesses on this page!. . Have a Safe and bappy boriday L— season. —J (905) 420-7577 (Pik:kering Corp. Centre) must The Experts ,. Serving Durham Since 190 Drink'sag Water From a Name Yon Can ?vast 99 RENT Meal Estate + Permon� first • ths Corporate • Normal installation charges appy- , s For an autotnatic vmW � Commercial Law ► Sysbm • wills & EstatesLIMITED TIME OFFER ACT NOW AND SAVE From wat3er softertefs and 8 I fikl ftn splienls to wo 1 � tlualiry drinking water... FAX #683-7714 "Wishing you a Happy Holiday Season" 158 Harwood S., Ajax Oshawa/Ajax 4 lin the Ajax Plea) 1 (905) 586-3550 PAGE 4LTHE NEM ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEM It 24 IM Please Recycle This DR. E. GILLEZEAU 8 DR. M. FITZSIMMONS WE N07E%EWPA".EiiSBYAPPOIN'MEN- WE OFFER FAMILv EYECARE • �onlacl Lenses • Binxular V•sion • perceptual Testing • saensing of all "foes o1 Frames Contacts 683-1175 839-5303 �M,ff NASEN SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED CONCRETE REFINISHING AND REPAIR ANY SIZE JOB - MODERN METHODS t+o oAmAaE z0 SMRUSS. LAWNS a DRIVEWAYS ALL AVAILASLE METMOOS ORtAEO INSIDE OR OUTSIDE. M���LARRY GOOD1ypr �� Z4 Hobs Tel. (416) 619-1703 or Fax (416) 6830421 IN SIX MONTHS YOUR CHILD WILL LEAK\ COMIpLTERs! At Fotii, Iwas ampo- t, 86—C r in W Will ►sds ,v �,,i all I& at no of dr bru N %sT►.R Or Ynd d i.+a •abs ad it* lade to 1.} ll INS 7 is IS l' -t a _ tsar ca"m ad len to Int Iw.tit -- _—. Glc 7a dAld r. 4111l Wicaa Cit sit F . a ►W teiY.i.d ii. aDamp SAVE$20 'G".r., twit bra 14161 5094M At" N1/15004M l3MrAPIMPAGCUNII&PletnYi. Oo~a hm Fin PailliRaw A w* tierman and lnternationafspecialties Sunday Brum! 10:30-2.30 Toes. - Sat. 11:30-2:30 d 5-10 pan. - Sunday 10:30-9 pan. -Larated in the Courtyard ojr Pickering 44ffage 109 Ofd A-mgston Ref., Ajax CARROU NOME W ROVEMMS MM BROOK RD. S, MERING 490• 90 or 14wmw Paper ................................................................... 09� CreatotiK�ArPsru�oioti�ttet ``� BOXING DAY PRE -INVENTORY SALE Dec. 28, 29, 30 1-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. only. GREAT BARGAINS 3 Rotherglen Rd. South, Ajax N * >z 683-8057 ®®.� Focus"�N �usnvEss Advertising Feature Repair, waterproof, crumbling foundations For most hoincowncrs. there'. nothing worse than :I leaking basement. Shon of the roof caving in. there's nothing more Jaunting than the prospect of has►ng to repair Ihai irritating leak. But Id•forc you start thinkint• that 'weeping system' is aptly named. considering the inaxl you're in. Ltsc yourselt some pc:lcc tit m11%d a1%.1 ca11 lite Volc-lolials: Building St r. Ices Drycon spe.i.i.i/cs to ha.cnlenl and foundation waterproofing. \\'hllc many people continually a%%ul lc this is a complicated and expensive ;oh. owner Larry Goodwin poinu out that isn't neresc;i l so. In many cases. the problem is pinpointed to a specific arca. and can be fixed without spending additional time or money. Cracks in the foundifiotn are a nill cause of leaks. but if they're caubhlil enough. the damage can very often be reversed. Although the i1elcrioraling Of the Ilorne's concrete block and poured (0111k:Ilion is a natural oWCUiTil Over time, it kites many people not knt►wing how to properly solve this problem. But Drycort has the :ulsw.ar. Unique products offered M this walerproufing firm allow its .specialists a► effectively combat concrete deterioration white beaunl l In the prt►perty. \Then concrete deteriorates, a %pe:lal product as applied to A DIKSI NV OF AD.CHa/ SUpq/fS INC. Aotk�abill , Mak 40 SPOT STANI? 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(kcasion:dty the weeping syslcm. the syslcnl of tiles all gravel that 1wevenis water from weping In. h.�s to he re -dug. phis generally involves a strip being Jug around To Advertise in Focus on Business Call Janice 576-9335 the outside perirnctcr of IIIc house. though. as with crack.. so►Inettrrles only Isolated x.tions need repal In cases where it's difficult or impossible to dig oulsulc file house, a similar sct-up can he installed indoors W'h.ilcvcr the siluation. rnsurc. complcic ualcrf►rl and extends his %Aarll on ibis Il of \lit{t, for up to Ill e:►rs. Drycon', o l lWr awa of spcci.Illy is con.reic relinisltute Imtcm if replacing chipped and Ill .iou.retc. you can '1110% h.ltr It ncttitslWd. Drycon uses a slktlal concrete coall to level nut UIW VCn p uClk•. %Vhile Drycon docs pour Its olcn con.rete. the main locus of fills bu%irl is in the refinishing of existing material. W'hclhcr You Iteed a complete refurhislnncnl or ipw :a kW cracks in the .idea .Ilk filled. Ihyaw can do file ooh Carry invites you lu call fora IIYe "Inmate if you hale sonic uolk that needs to he do uc. Ile still and co mpliles :dl dohs I►inisel Alld Offers advice on the hest wal til a..I lumodlale Your IlceAs. I.xtcusive work I. not alums nc.cssary; some wafer seepage prohlLms Can he cull he a hit tit caulking anxi ki tIW uui(knvs, and ;rev will tell you so. tit► before you vie up h.ipe and furl your hal-C ll.'III inlu ;t swimming pool, give I)ilI Building Services :1 call at hlil- 1 illi. Parents! M S L Math as a Seaoad I.aingwgs! As wath totorin wedamea we provide Risk-free Guaranteed Rei nota - Free Computer Thee - LidividwNzed Iasbwdm • Certified Ontario Teachers Dispaatic Tann` - pa7weat pladn sad much wore! Fu4nre Shpts of Canada SIS Kingston Read W. to Pkkering Whir Cap 4•A-TUIrOR or 42&4W r- Now OPEN _ 1A7'arE 1 Reool-A B>1411riN FMIIIF l Yr.- RstslrI or dscaurt —Will ' V& ad 1750Iliko rM tk* 1-A OPEN 7:30 ala - Ilii p.raJAWL4:d ' SM.OM-4pala Sun.1 P.rn. - 5 parr. FROM 4.99% 1st, 2nd, aid Mtgea. to 95% • Rental Properties • Re -financing . RSI properbils • Bad Credd No Incdne - No Probitim Pries Dells Bel Brent Rus Fast Prilik" ill Ssrtill Sines Im J Planning ahead important for pregnant women By KAREN PAVLISKO Special to The News Advertiser If you're pregnant or plan on ccoming pregnant, get your ame plan in action. At the early stages of pregnan- cv. it is important for women to understand the physical and emo- tional changes they will be going through these next nine months was the theme of a "Choices in Childbirth" seminar held at R.S. McLaughlin }sigh School in Oshawa. It is advisable to be informed on how pregnancy will effect a couple's lifestyle and be aware of the "hundreds of things people can make choices about in their pregnancy," says Carol Cameron, member and teacher at the Child- birth Education Association of Durham. "We arc hen: to help you to try to come up with some criteria to help make your own individual choices," explains Ms Cameron. At present, there are many options available to both women and their partners during pregnan- cy, labor, birth and the postpartum period. Many decisions have to be made during pregnancy and it is important that the woman and her partner discuss the options togeth- er. she says. Some of the choices can include where to give birth, infant feeding, prenatal tests, which caregiver and whether to use pain medication or not. One question you may ask is do you have a choice about how you are going to give birth. Women should "check at least three sources for a good variety of information," says Ms Cameron. In making your choices, "we have to differentiate between choice and consent," explains Ms Cameron. There is "informed con- sent" which is "compliance with recommended procedures or treat- ment" and "informed choice" which involves the woman and her partner taking an active and continuous part in decision mak- ing so that the woman can "deter- mine the outcome, not the care- giver". How do you make a choice? "Consider certain things about yourself, your family and your caregiver. It is a matter of value clarification. Remember there is no good or bad choice." says Ms Cameron. Choosing a caregiver is "an important decision, so take some time. now, early in your pregnan- cy," stresses Ms Cameron. There are three types of caregivers to choose, family physicians, obste- trician and gynecologists or mid- wives. Some family physicians still deliver babies, however, because of the new social contract slapped on doctors, many family practitioners are giving up deliv- erin. The Ob/Gyn is very popular and is the most appropriate for women who have a high risk pregnancy, she says. However, if it's continuity of care that is important to you, then this most Iikch is not the caregiver for you. ObA lyns work with a group of doctors on a rotation basis and if your specialist is not scheduled for the day you go into labor, You work with the doctor on call. Mid- wifery is "now a recognized fund- ed choice in Ontario," says Ms Cameron who is one of only two midwivec in Durham Region and one of approximately 70 in all of Ontario. Midwifery is a continuity of rare from prenatal to postpar- tum visits. however, with the number of midwives available, an expectant mom would have to enquire early into this type of care. ThLre are many ways that deci- sions are influenced, says Ms Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services iWudirg personal 3 corporate OSHAWA 58 ROSSland Rd. W. 721.7506 /WAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOUM: 72 King St W. 372-4744 Sattrtfay & evening Vpantntams available. FREE irti6al constipation. Cameron. We all get our own val- ues from different places such as friends and relatives. It is recom- mended that you sort out your good and bad influences. "Try to surround yourself with support for your decisions to try to keep influ- ences positive," says Ms Cameron. Communicate with your caregiver and talk about your choices. Finally, write a "birth plan". The problem with verbally communicating your choices with your caregiver is that if another caregiver is on call and has differ- ent ideas than what you had dis- cussed, you can be out of luck. Your "birth plan" should be flexible, written, short and have a "list of desires and wishes for your birth on paper," says Ms Cameron. Think about all your options and put your birth plan in a draft form, to take with you to your caregiver so that you can work together on it. This birth plan is forwarded to the hospital with your records by the 36th week of your pregnancy to be pulled from a file when you are in labor. As well, a copy should be taken with you to the hospital, when you go into labor. "We encourage people to have the confidence to try different techniques in your labor and delivery and be flexible," stresses Ms Cameron. "Most importantly in our phi- losophy is that there isri t any one particular technique that's the best because it depends on individual situations" Seminars are held in the Durham Region approximately every two months. Couples wanting more infor- mation are encouraged to contact the Childbirth FAkwation Associa- tion of Durham at (905) 430- 3890. '12, JAMS R. YAHM S \\ F BIG %T REBOUND SPORTS BOXING DAY ONLY!! PAY NO TAXES ON ANY STORE ITEM:: PR. 683-3476.; r� i Naar axtnus�noncAo a rra = ,u .....vp-. ... -1W. - . . Look what volunteers do. You can make a difference. Please volunteer. Call your neoresf office of the CawKlian Cancer Society. 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