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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_01_01M f ,y 1Wl\a>bout\ rm Nw Zo Bmaietinqueb Parties 683-3210 Annandale Country Club ti+4 Pickering Edition DFIRTISIR 1 LSaturclay, Jan. 1, 1994 24 pages A Metroland Conwnunity Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 51 c + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 113 No. 1 MOM FOILS KIDNAP BID I PICKERING - A five-year- old boy was unhurt after what appears to have been an attempted abduction at the Pick- ering Flea Market in the Metro Fast Trade Centre Sunday. Durham Regional Police say the Oshawa boy was behind his 28 -year-old mother around 4:30 p.m. when she heard him start to scream. She turned around to see that a man had grabbed him by the arm and was trying to Pull him away. When the white mother asked the Asian man what he was doing, he said he had thought the child, also white. was his own. The woman bent down to comfort the cuing boy and when she got up again the man was cone. the suspect is about 25 years old, with shoulder -length hair. fie watt with a black girl about three •cars old. Police searched the busy market but were unable to find the suspect. Megular features � Obituaries .....................».4 I Billboard ..... »»...».»..».....5 ✓I'.otters....».».......»......».....6 Sports........»»........»».»...14 Classified......»............»..l S Sincerely Yours ------- 23 School grandparents `make you feel warm �n�;�P' By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter PICKERING - For school grandparents, having dozens of grandchildren means dozens of hugs and even more rewards. "I love the kids. I love the fun and the teachers are wonderful." according to Joe Swalwell, 90. "It takes a little patience, but you see a lot of progress." fie's one of six seniors from Orchard Villa Retirement Centre who visits Vaughan Willard f"uhlic School each week to partici- pate m U i,,4 r:lrc I:ilk Th e n t ys student contact, while giving students in Grades I to 3 a chance to practise their oral reading and conversational skills. "It's just like an extra friend who comes even- week," reports Jennifer Wiggins, 8. "I think it's a fun way to learn," says In Wilson, 8. "You get to read with -omeone and :h�: % talk to you rind make i es, instead I reading by v ourself." Seven-vear- _4 old Sheena Somerville"p' :r_,rees. "I think Jennifer Wiggins it's fun reading that way. It's better because you have com- Pany. For Nicole Gowanlock, 8. the program ..son of makes 4� you feel warm — inside." Bryan Wilson It began seven years -t ago when teacher Shana P a n k r a t z thought such a program would benefit those children who don't have SheenaSornenrile grandparents nearby, while giving them a chance to practise language skills with someone one-on-one. Since then, "children and parent Orchard Villa Retirement Centre resident Joe Swalwell and Vaughan Willard Public School Grade 2 student Julia Lovely enjoy a conversation. photo by A.J. Groen See SENIORS_.Page 3 Jobless Good Samaritan returns lost cash PICKERING - A Pickering teenager has learned the true meaning of Christmas after an honest neighbor who's now unemployed returned her wallet containing almost 5300. Jennifer McKay, 14, got an unexpected gift Monday night when Byron Akey found her wal- let on a walkway near their Kingston Rd. town - home complex and tracked her down to return the money she'd lost hours before. The teen, who'd received the cash for Christmas, didn't 'Somebody else would shave kept the money even realize she'd dropped the wallet after iretu mmg from a Boxing Day shoPPng UV. "I'm glad he found it; it's an awful lot of money," says Jennifer's mother, Beverley McKay. "Somebody else would've kept the money. At Christmas, money is going to be short for everybody." Mr. Akey, who's now unemployed after his part-time, seasonal job at a liquor stone ended Friday, admits he could've used the cash but says he never considered keeping it. "If somebody found mine, I'd want them to give it beds What goes around comes around.,' Jennifer, who pLms to buy clothes with her (atristmas money, dropped by Mr. Akey's home Tuesday 10 thank him. I DON'T LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1-416-976-1991 1 1 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 19% Catholic board trims two trustees DURHAM - In a season usu- ally known for trimming Christ- mas trees, the separate school board put a new twist on the tra- dition by trimming the number of trustees. The Durham Region Roman Catholic School Board recently decided to cut the number of elected English language section trustees from 16 to 14 in time for next November's municipal elec- tion. Trustees earn S10,553 a vear and also have a conference and spending allowance. (The chair- man brings in S15,831 and the vice-chairman makes S12.136.) The number of trustees 'Everyone elected to 0tt1II Ontario school cuffing boards is expenses' based on elec- toral population, which is calcu- lated within municipal bound- aries. Boards have the option of adding or subtracting two trustees. (Durham's separate board has three French language section trustees who aren't included in the calculation and won't be affected by the cut.) The board won't know which municipalities will be affected by the cut until it receives popula- tion figures from city and town clerks. Oshawa now has six trustees, while Whitby, Ajax and Pickering have three each, and Brock, Uxbndge and Port Peng share one. Oshawa trustee Joe Corey's suggestion that the board further trim the number of trustees by another two received little sup- port. "Everyone is cutting expenses," he argued. "I believe (the board) could operate just as effectively with 12 as with 16." At the next meeting, Mr. Corey will urge fellow trustees to give up meals provided by the board at committee and board meetings. He argues money should be spent on students, not trustees, and notes one-third of a trustee's honorarium is tax-free and should therefore be put toward meals. Each year, the board spends about $1,500 on meals, which are provided only at those meetings which begin before 6 p.m. Meanwhile, bowing to the wishes of voters in Oshawa, the board will seek permission to elect trustees there by wards in the next municipal election. Doing so "makes the elec- torate aware of who their repre- sentative is," suggested Whitby trustee Joe Bugelli. A plebiscite held during the last municipal elections in Nov. 1991 determined 70.4 per cent of separate board supporters in Oshawa wanted to elect their trustees using the ward system, rather than city-wide. No other municipality elects separate school trustees using the ward system. At the Durham Board of Education, which now has 20 trustees, only those in Ajax and Pickering are elected according to ward. DURHAM - An article on child- :. on the Childbirth Education Associa- • ' ' • ..birth classes which appeared in the tion of Durham should call (905) 420- € Dec. 26 News Advertiser contained an 3890. 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Students take turns sitting with their school grandparent to read and to discuss such issues as the Second World War, Remembrance Day, holiday traditions, family life, pets, special events and school trips. While "talk time" enhances a student's oral communication skills, it also teaches such conver- sational skills as direct eye contact, sitting in close proximity, listening carefully and thinking of a reply, notes Ms. Pankratz. "It's a plea- sure being here with these small kids," admits Ada Balfour, 80. When she taught in Saskatchewan in the 1930s, "there were as many as 25 kids from kindergarten to Grade 8 in a one - room schoolhouse. It was impossi- ble to get around to every student, so I asked older brothers and sisters to help out. "Each kid had only one reader a year. Things have really changed," Mrs. Balfour says of the myriad of Christmas concert. "They realize they are truly needed for personal guidance and as expert listeners in the busy and activity -oriented classrooms of today," Ms. Pankratz says of the seniors' dedication to the program, which is monitored weekly by nursing students studying the ben- efits of intergenerational activities. "I'lie hellos and goodbyes are warm, affectionate, full of laugh- ter, hugging and sincere welcom- ing," adds Ms. Pankratz. "The classroom hums ... like a celebra- tion." Student Lyndsay Hardy reads with Grace McLean. Train fire stalls commuters PICKERING - Commuters on six westbound GO trains were delayed Tuesday night due to the combination of an engine Fire and signal prob- lems on a track in Pickering. Trains rolled into Union Station up to an hour and forty minutes behind schedule after the fire, which occurred about 6:45 p.m. on a train that had just left Pickering. The blaze, suspected to have been caused by a mechanical problem, was confined to the engine and began while the train was stopped on the tracks due to a signal failure. About 25 passengers on board were moved to the rear of the train, says GO information officer Tom Henry. There were no injuries. "We're really lucky it happened after the heart of rush hour," says Mr. Henry, who notes that the number of commuters was also down due to Christmas holidays. "Probably our load was down by a good 50 per cent." Train tracks were closed for about an hour as Pickering firefighters doused the blaze. Buses were dispatched to pick up the waylaid passen- gcrs, but they were caught in traffic as motorists slowed to watch the commotion, says Mr. Henry. The affected train was finally restarted and took the passengers to the Rouge Hill station, where they were picked up by the next westbound train. In all, about six trains were backed up because of the incident, Mr. books available to students today. Students and seniors also corre- spond by mail through a classroom postal box. At Christmas, students drop by the retirement centre for gingerbread and visit again in the summer for a barbecue. Many seniors attend the school's annual pr DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS b FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD SAT., JAN NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK. ) 'A&P (PICK) ASHBROOKS (AJAXIPICK MAY (AJAX)PICK) BURGER KING (AJAXIPICK.) CANADIAN TIRE (AJAXIPICK) CASHWAY (AJAX/PICK) CHERNEYS (AJAX,PICK.) DOMINION (AJAX,PICK) .1N DURHAM (AJAXPICK.; FOOD CITY (AJAX) 'FOOD TOWN (AJAXIPICK.) 'LGA (PICK.) KMART (AJAXPICK) LOBLAWS (AJAX,PICK ) M & M MEATS (AJAXOPICK ) 'SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK) 'SEARS (AJAXIPICK) Wdfvw�d b ra- - Muv*k"e Qtly SATURDAYS CARRIERS OF THE WEEK ARE JAMIE AND DIANA GIFTOPOULOS Jame enjoys omemil, swmmrng d hockey. Diana enjoys sw rr - ng. T -Bail, crafts and reaCing. Jame 6 Dtarta received McDonald*5 coupons compltmerls of the News Adve.ttser. Congratulabom Jame and Dana br Weng our Saturday carriers of the week. ApxlPtckerk►� , •••• �•� I RI -.:G��3 QC�IC3P���3QPd PAGE 1•THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,1"4 Obituaries SCRELLING, Fred - Suddenly at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1993, in his 68th year. Fred, beloved husband of Isolde. Loved father of Gordon and his wife Dayna. Loving Opa of Cassandra and friend of the people of Pickering for over 30 years. Resting at the Ronald Martino and Son Funeral Directors, Brock Road Chapel, 1057 Brock Rd., Pickering (south of Hwy. 401), 686-5589. Friends may visit from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and 9 to 11 am. Monday. Service in the chapel Monday, Jan. 3 at 11 am. Cremation. Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario would be appreciated. "We love you and you will be sadly missed." WANNINGER, Therese - Suddenly at the family residence on Tuesday, Dec. 28. 1993. Therese Wanninger, beloved moth- er of the late Michael Bock. Dear mother-in-law of Charlotte. Grand- mother of Anita Bock. She is sur- vived and fondly remembered by many friends and family. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home. Ajax. 428-8488. WANNOP, Ethel Nlav - Entered into rest at the Markhaven Nursing Home, Markham, on Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1993. Ethel May Wilson, beloved wife of the late Clifford C. Wannop (formerly of Brougham). Loving mother of Dora and her husband Clarence Crawford of Pickering, Arden and his wife Anita of Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Cyril and his wife Joyce of Cannington, Don of Kin- sale, Marjorie and her husband Gordon Hughson of Campbd1ford, Dick and his wife Rose of Markham, and predeceased by son Gilbert, two grandsons and one great-granddaughter. 'Mother-in-law of Josephine Wannop of Markham. Sister of Eva Fields of Indianapolis. Indiana. Grandmother of 26 grand- children, 45 great-grandchildren and four great -great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were entrust- ed to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Brougham Union Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Canadian Cancer Society. 84� _ WIN WIN Sam" u aw eatmsr Ta$ *Tf r,lTrs -IdLL4T PRIW"#! 'w'e.. MINIMUM! s..wts.rtr•..art 116. 11.. mt� Can b ad 0 ad a flit. Orar, M Yte PYoe J•� 1Srl� 1143 CUIGSM Ria, rA30MM P CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING K. NEW YEAR'S SALE NO GST: ON ALL NEW FLOORING, SANDING AND INSTALLATION PREFINISHED ►w� FLOORING BY erg • CHERRY BARK Lsgr1$ - WRAGE • BRUCE RONALD MARTINO & SON FURRIAL DIRIC TIS BROOK ROAD CHAPEL, im Brock now, PI KERING (just sown of eoi) 686.5589 Our Family Centre has boon carefully designed to ensure comfort for all your special needs. Our Family Centre is a place lo meet with family and friends after the service. Catering can be arranged or you may provide your own. 3 Harwood Avenue S. Unit 204, Ajax, Ont. 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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. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5 AUDITIONS: The County Town Singers hold auditions at 7:30 p.m. at Cormack Station, 250 Hickory St. S., Whitby. The non -denominational choral group performs pop, show, jazz, traditional and sacred music. Tenors, basses especially needed. 837-2144. THURSDAY, JAN. 6 NATURALISTS: Pickering Natu- ralists meet at 8 p.m. at the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2, Pickenng. Side presenta- tion by Dr. John E. Black on Earth - watch in Madagascar. 427-1655 (Dale Hoy). EXAM HELP: Future Skills of Canada hosts an exam preparation workshop for high school students from 7 to 9 p.m. at Blaisdale Place, 545 Kingston Rd. W., Pickering Vil- lage. Topics include reducing exam anxieties and fears, writing exams most effectively, proper study for exams, time management. Prizes, refreshments. No charge, but pre- registration a must. Space limited. Leave your name and phone num- ber on the answering machine at 428-8867. SUNDAY, JAN. 9 ROBBIE BURNS' NIGHT: The Kintyre Pipe Band hosts its third annual Robbie Burns' Night Dinner and Dance Sat., Jan. 15 at the Ajax Legion, 111 Hunt St. Social hour from 6 to 7 p.m., followed by d -inner and dance. Deadline to purchase tickets is Jan. 9. $25 a couple, $17 a single. 668-9371 or 683-7811. CORRECTION NOTICE The For You Two Matemity ad that ran Dec. 26193 contained an error. The ad should have read: COMBO Put a $19.95 sale top with any $19.95 sale skirt or pant for $34.95. The News Advertiser regrets Any inconveniences we may have caused the readers and their customers. CORRECTION In this week's 'DoNar Mania' flyer the 'Gourmet Magic' Kettle featured on page 3 is not as illustrated. 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Ontario (905)666-4340 PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,19% Aj*ax-Pickering News Advertiser Edito M als Lett s TIMOTHY J. WHITTAKER, Publisher A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in chief 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 WENDY GALLAGHER, Managing Editor Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council Tales for 1994 It could be the best of times, it could be the worst of times. If Mr. Dickens were to write a novel. A Tale of Two Countries, we'd hope the part about Canada and Durham Region would go like this: Prime Minister Jean Chretien's job creation program will be a smashing success. The country's work habits will improve and histor- ical scenes of Canadians at work building the railroad will now be pictures of Canadians hard at work in offices. Provincial premier Bob Rae will have a sudden change of heart and realize businesses are indeed the heart of the economy and should be treated like royalty. He'll discover that Bill 40. the labor bill, was a mistake. He'll change his socialist attitude and tum Ontario (with particular empha- sis on Durham) into a place that companies worldwide will want to set up shop. There will be no revolution between Quebec and the rest of the counmv. Instead. Canadians outside Quebec will continue to extend their warm invitation to remain whole and assure separatists that being Canadian doesn't mean losing their uniqueness. Food batiks will only be seen in history books. Welfare handouts will decrease by half. The other countn_ in Mr. Dickens novel does not portray a pretty sight. It is the tale of a country that is becoming divided over Ianguage and culture. It's the story of a job -creation program that puts the coun- try further into debt- It shows a province in which business owners who have become frustrated with an anti -business premier, pack up and move their shops to another part of the countn. When both Mr. Rae and Mr. Chreden make changes that foster a confident attitude among investors and a willingness for Canadians to feel good about spending money then they can both remark: "It is a far, far better thing that 1 do, than i have ever done." LETTERS TO THE EDITOR There's no security in no fault insurance To the editor: Most of us believe we have a pretty good grasp of stuff right? I know I thought I understood the new insurance "no fault" bit. Two cars collide. No witnesses, both drivers say they had the right of way. So no charges laid. No points given. With a sigh of relief you put it behind you. The insurance companies settle, and you who have paid money to these companies all your driving life, thinking you were covered (as that's what you're paying for) find your next bill for renewal has now had 30 per cent added. To the already high premium you're paying for the privilege of having insurance coverage. Silly me, I really thought that after paying premiums for 33 years, never caused an accident, no tickets (not even for parking) that, I was secure. Jan Sullivan, Ajax qEAP! �NE1P! ftKOFCPM9k Tree trashers berated To the editor, I would like to address this letter to the person or persons who stole and damaged my personal property outside my home in the early hours of Sunday morning, December 19th. I hope you can live with yourself (selves) as what you have done is not only a violation of my personal property but an insult to the Holy Season of the Year. If all you can find to do for "entertainment" is to break branches off my tree and steal the ribbons I have placed on it as decorations for Christmas, then I suggest you seek counseling as, obviously, you have no regard whatsoever for anybody or anything. Your time would be much better spent helping in your community to keep it a safe and enjoyable place to live, rather than destroying it. Jean McIntosh, Ajax Have your say: Are you making any New Year resolutions? Kathy Brousseau says, "Yes, not to yell so much at my kids and hope for a better year." Jim Johnstone (with son Jonathan) says, "Yes, to lose a few pounds." Norm MacLeod says, "No, 1 don't feel the need to make any resoltuions." Corry Erdmann says, "Yes, to enjoy life more." 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. itz, -iw- MAW • i1. 41M I!f �* OSHAWA/WHITBY ronR1 436.3212 &WE Aftff WM To PLEASI ' AJAX/PICKERING (905) 428-0333 BRADLEY ESTATES Whitby Townhouses 10 Bassett Blvd. (Brock St./Manning Rd.) • 3 bedroom • 3 Models • 5 Appliances • 1 1/2 Baths • Central Air • Garage • Paved Drive • Easy Access • On Site to "GO" Management 668-1389 _ ' K.C. McCall • Prop. Mgmt. ' 666-5794, 2 `%fir,.•,::/ ::?.;2;'//•c.•; :. ' ;rS:?:;.': Q7d_11 nn MAW • i1. 41M I!f �* OSHAWA/WHITBY ronR1 436.3212 &WE Aftff WM To PLEASI ' AJAX/PICKERING (905) 428-0333 Pf� G 427-0111 REGISTRATION Yon., Jo. 10M from 7A Pm, Vftp Connmdty Cm" (Mw of union t Sherwood) • Folk An • Knitting • Quilting • Weaving • Ceramics • Basketry • Country Crafts • Basic Sewing • Decoupage • Stain Glass • Acrylic Art • Stamp Works For early registration call Rose 683-9465 d -; •.hif,.•: :. is /:{•i:•iii:•:•::•i:: •/�: :i}:•?;;ir,�.;i;;.y ;;;, _ 2 `%fir,.•,::/ ::?.;2;'//•c.•; :. ' ;rS:?:;.': Uj ..:::..::......... x DOOR a CRASHERJia 1988 EXCEL GL Auto, AM/FM sass., dual mirrors LOW KILOMETRES Pf� G 427-0111 REGISTRATION Yon., Jo. 10M from 7A Pm, Vftp Connmdty Cm" (Mw of union t Sherwood) • Folk An • Knitting • Quilting • Weaving • Ceramics • Basketry • Country Crafts • Basic Sewing • Decoupage • Stain Glass • Acrylic Art • Stamp Works For early registration call Rose 683-9465 i N I For 41, 0 300 110 GefF� r� "WO: nw 113cm car wragrs$ a _ Orr SSaa rogtlMod. Phase to ten•' IM Sunbird. 4 door. &00. %*10 Errsrprisa /ient-A-Car, 110 Bond SL W. Oshawa Ont. LIG loaded, excellent condition, 1A7. Now applicants only $5995• 1989 Cavalier RS, aro plwse. (010594) door auto, ski package, air, GROWING Oshawa based Dorn $4995. Both certified o.b.o. 433 1787. (01099x) PartyIoptlros two responsible ad" who lam 1666 Buick Park Avenue, 4 money and People. Excellent door, dark blue, excellent waurewation. trakrkp pranced, condition, $5700. Call 579.1506 vehlele required. Serious In- after 5 p.mL (071494) quits only 434-3648. 24 hrL 197S F-100 Series, name 1R 401079x) Completely redone. asking 5500; EARN $514.1yweedly, mating 1975 Ford 360 have all new lows hon hoot, Guaranteed. parts to rebuild, will sell for Canadian Cornpanles. 24 hr. $800. Paid $1500 in pans. 905- hctlne.(416)631-4791 re1078J. 987.3726 leave message. p12994) (010794) 150 Hospital DAT UN 8210, as is or for Medical Dental �ywGreat cednee led miirnor a ed�- EXPERIENCED certified dental cal problem. New tires. exhaust assistant required fur time for system, brake pads. alternator, busy office. OshawarWhitby $100 ob.o. Call Al as 885-0716. area. Apply to File 06138 (TF) Oshawa This Week. P.O. Box LEASE to vehicles. 1980 (010 Oshawa. Ont. L1 N 7L5. 1985 5345 down no interest, no Otf7596) aedt checks. 686-7368 or 686- HYGENIST - large Pickering 7428 or 68&3775. (TF) dental group requires maternity leave position. 3-4 days per 400 Apartments weak (March-odaber). If y«u For Rent would like to pin our prevernttve team, call Korol, 831-3332. OSHAWA - clean one bedroom (010794) upstairs apartment w th separate entrance and parking. Care good neighbourhood. CLose to 160 Da antedall amerxttee, firsviasi. Relenion. Ce6 required. $525 per month, LIVE-IN amen required for two Call 416.488.9917 available year old boy in exchange fa free Feb. 1. (070594) room and board. 6839357 be- COLBORNE Ont. - two bedroom ,weer 8:30a m .10 p m, apamnent balcony. appliances (010794) parking, targe play area. $543 . 205 Firewood utilities. Cali 905-3u-7317. (011194) FREE Firewood, M.. and NORTH Oshawa - large two pallets, delivery available. Cal bedroom apartment available at evenings only 4349013. (TF N) 385 Mary St. N.. $630 per FIREWOOD - rnoked seasoned month. Call 705.437-2924 hardwood. 4'xS'x 16• (face cord), evenings. (011494) $100 delivered and stacked. WHITBY triplex. 3 bedroom 431 -7777. (01229$) ,dr Senors Discount. CalWHITBYapartment. Large fenced yard, x31 snare laundry facilities, doss to SOOKLIN FIREWOOD - amenities. No pets $750 HELP US FIND MARKETPLACE MURRAY AND w�ta YOU COULD WIN %minnoLasi h. MILLIONS-!! DorisMerfltp9r, Ohaws� rt_ � oat•� alassee•seer est-sofa,raa� ■ Meet Murray, Marketplace's mascot. We want you to find Murray hidden in the pages of 'each Issue of Marketplace. Once you have found Murray, simply fill out this entry form' with your name and address. A draw will be made each Friday morning for 10 649 QUICK IPICKS FOR SATURDAY'S DRAW. Winner's name will be published in the following Issue. 1 (NAME ' ADDRESS PHONE ate' asMAIL �O �OFF � as �MARKETPLACE, � _400 - <!-AS ST. W., WHITBY, ONT. Li N 2M7 saw a� 400 Apartments For Rent AVAILABLE immediately in Whitby apartment building. Spa- cious carpeted. newly panted apartment with balcony. Close to bus and shopping All utilities included. No pets. One bedroom. $600 Two bedroom $700. Car 430-0134. (TF) PICKERING Village - one bedroom baserrnent apartment includes laundry, cable. parking. all utilities. Available Jan. 1 $600 per month. First/last required. Call 683-2427. PICKERING - two bedroom. living room and dining roan with fireplace, bright kitchen. eeparae entrance. parking. Car 831.1979. (010796) Newspaper stow. parting. $560 mor" . 294-0760. (010696) M4-- Firs Ual available Jan. PICKERING - three bedroom eeing° hardwood softwood. inclusive. Available Jan. 11941194Place `s REGENCY Apartrrsnts - OSHAWA - large two bedroom dome to Town Centre and Go. Results Availoble Jan. 1. $1150"gonthy kindling. Bush and ,aceocords. F'estAast requred. Reforernes one and wo bedroom apart - convenient location. $625. Cal 426.9441. (01ofip4) hydro. heat/water included. OSHAWA - large semi detached racks. bags. Delivery available Cali 430.9448 or 6 39.5900. house, throe bedrooms, 5 430.7816. (010594) a�Plrlcas 6-.44iiiig 2 and pick up o„ weekends go5- a ments available to senior 655-8797. (011 194) LARGE, tight. two rev*, two komplex. Jan. and Fop. Park You bs0 h basement apartment like setting, appliances. all 220 Articles For near Oshawa Centre. available u tildes Induced. Call 4347397. .Sale Feb. h. s695 nomMy, utilities OSHAWA - One. two and three �-�s CARPET have several 1000 and laundry facilities n 6669463 erenkngs. (Ot 180.7)SO) bedroom apartments available 1 ` Can yard. a row s•,anm,aa.r and a 900 a 888 Gbh St. utilitiesa 100% nylon carpet. .11 Drier WHITBY - one bedroom base- tnckided FrsVlast required Cas your Living room and hall for men? apartment on GO bus 7264993. (0 11394) $.-i60. Pricel tncUds k0 -30 s-. 'vote. newly decorated oak TWO bedroom ore crr.an apart- Measure ' and instailation. yards-. yards-. floors. kisclnen calbtrhsas. Avail- Steve. (416) 287-5072. (TF) able immediately. includes ments Ow mom. $650 monthly, PIANOSiGRANDFATHER laundry facilities. $540 per Central Oshawa. Goat service and location. close to an �\ CLOCKS - 'Chratmn SPekaaLL mhontn 666763x. (010594) artwk.nes Bus route. available ■ Turn on As T"sf%wY' Pena• rent to OSHAWA - gorgeous 1 14 it.. nely. Ron or Curdy. 432 Genn. aptaxe. upngm. grand. bode corn apanrrrnr. 1•.o lever 7132. (010494) digital. keyboards. CLOCKS - a luxury, fawzxn. 5 aWtankwa. ~ and get uDt T"p Gl prnae Onveryard. wakart PICKERING clean two To The Piano Woks. 433149' (TF) deck. Smell pets welcome. $75C and den. balcony. y g . Call collect ahw 6 p.rn 519- WASHERS Dryers. Fridges. i overlooking overtaking lake. date to GO. �To # 1 Shopper Stoves new and reconditioned 942-39414. (010794 �5 and up for recordnkon0c BLooarslMcoE -large two shopping, s bl O monthly 2291,InClutrs. Available Jan. 1. 427. 229,. (010696) e washers, $175 and up for recon- bedroom in 46 unrt building, i tkoned dryers. 6175 and lip for floorage. l,u„dry. ming. was 410 Houses For I Durham, I*conditioned !ridges and managed. close ro atoresibus, stoves. Also coon Operated $725 ndull". Go direct to 123 Rent n washer and dryers B� St. W. a Call odlac 416 AJAX - man floor a sem, 3 Stephenson's Furniture and 22'}5419. (011894) bedrooms. Uv 6n 4 �• n9• pos 0 "Marketplace" Appliances. 227 Court St., Can- 575-7446. (TFALL) OSHAWA two bedroom apart bath, NarwoodlBayly with parking. 6675 plus 60% of rrsnt in 5 wilt building. frogs, utssus. Available mrI Lately. Newspaper stow. parting. $560 mor" . 294-0760. (010696) M4-- Firs Ual available Jan. PICKERING - three bedroom 1. Call 666-0974. (010504) hoi . hreplro, 5 appliances. OSHAWA - large two bedroom dome to Town Centre and Go. open 00.1 on sencoe St. N. of Availoble Jan. 1. $1150"gonthy Rossland. raoerquali buidig. inclusive. FiraVlast. No pets. convenient location. $625. Cal 426.9441. (01ofip4) hydro. heat/water included. OSHAWA - large semi detached Available Jan. 1. 728-2255 or house, throe bedrooms, 5 430.7816. (010594) a�Plrlcas 6-.44iiiig 2 room. ri AMAX - ate tltdnoona llreaoodl t/on 2 waatvom evaiHble Feb. Every Tuesday Z10 Artides Hwy e2, ab"` '200 aq.". '. M75 plus ratites .godabi.. wskoU b..a+r.nt aPWWWIL 404-0935• (010794) WANTED Want - hardtop for 1990 incense P"OV. 4 pos. blah, FOCI( - antes bednoorn Jeep YJ, they, PrAwrod. pos- ""C am% ebb and udtles. house. fireplace. ekegie Car Call434-6400. `bile M1ian ", d'"°"" • I- pt7�e' ores"iy. 428-91 12. garage, fridge. � pit* 6xba, waetartabty priced. CAN ,- eistaraatw, 119eo -10110 OSHAWA - furnished one pot todows. Gone for binglly. • CASH paid for video games. bedroom O lraa apertrrrra, Mks, 757-3142. fOlOO) • Nintendo. Super NES, Sega cable and uliYties Incksded, FOR rent Feb. 1. - 3 bedroom . German. gams and system suitable for non *mom, no poL hailer, have too' 'ro ass and . • PYase ca 10 a.rrL-e pin. 404- 94M "gnash. Avaiabht Jan. 1. vin of trailer. MW ffwdlly In- • 2118. (010594) 721-1572. (0105") ckades all utWiw. Fiat and fast • WANTED - Leal and "a Jay OOMWA - boon atte bsdloan wquiwd- Lima nwssgs, 905 ' Tics sts a face vakw Cal Or_ $bN: fro badf - OW AvaF 987-372L !010794) at 5794400. end. 207 (TF) able Feb. In 6fP�a building. • WANTED- pin, from the Ad- ca -M location1nek+das New Year's Day is not always January 1st There's a lot of hisror% and culture associated %k lith the ne%% \ear. I)id \ou knim. for example. thatthe Chinese \c\.% Year is not January 1st.) The Chincsc Ccicbratc this da% sontetinfc hctL+een JanUar\ 10 and 1-chRlar\ 19. It Is their most important holida.. There are man\ other InterestirlL tarts about Nc\+ Year's. Here are just a fe�� • l;t i ilk dot(' %trai0ir: In the Middle ALc•. most European countries used the Julian k:alcndar (our,,. based on the million and the sun. is called the Grc_,orian calcn- dari and ohscri,ed \cv, Year's Das on \larch 25. It L%alln'l until ISS -2 that Roman Catholic countries began to celebrate the da\ on Januar% I st. Scotland accepted the Gregorian cal- endar in I600: Gcrman\- Denrnark and Sm cden ahout 17OU: and I:n,,lan,i didn't rhanL,e until 1752. • Pt r 1wei t's: An old Viet- namese superstition \%as to use animals to predict the \ear ahead. TI-ei, said: If the buffalo hello,,%ed. the \ear %Lould he t lied v lith hard %koro .- L%hen a do_, barked. burglars sta%ed a�ka\ trorn \our home: a rooster Cron.+inch signified a had farming \car ahead. • Tropics l 11-(1(Gtinrl.l: In the Bahamas. Ne%L Years E\ e is Celebrated %k ith a parade called Junkauoo. When the parade is oi,er. prizes are : %,, arded for the most unique and Colorful costumes. • Pci pt,( vee: Chinese aslrktlok_ers name each scar atter one of 12 animals. The% belie%e that c\er%one has the .ante qualities as the animal of the \ear in \hich the\, %%ere born For example. those horn under the 1. car of the dragon are c.g,or. enthusiastic and strong_. Year of the rabbit peo- ple are artistic.-cnsitl\e and pc are -lo% • l %:t' 11(ll)lt' Y(1111t': JanUar\ (or Ja1luOr-iuh in Latins is named after Janus. the 1,.,,o - faced Roman god of entre-, �. a... He presided o\ er opening the ne%% \ear. •lt 1st month i.► .`(,k1 )Vot :..': The `1a\ ans and A/iccs both used t%ut calen- dar. - a sacred or ceremo- nial calendar of 260 dais and a 365 -da\ secular calen- dar that i,%as di%ided into IS months of '_(1 daiis each. An additional fl%e da\ s %k ere added to complete the ,6s -da\ .ear. The Nla\ans %sere able to approximate the true length of the tropi- cal Car tiith greater accura- c i, than \ke can N ith the Grek_orian calendar. • .-1// lied up. Rope is used as a Ne-,% Year -N decoration in .Japan. This is related to the stary of the sun _roddess. She once hid in a ca\e and the Earth turned to darkness. To lure her out. the town -s people danced and sang in front of the case. When she poked her head out. they put a rope across the cave's entrance so she couldn't re- enter. �+a pi,at• syswm mod.i s 4. (010 ) °`k`t° • DO YOU drive r Generol [eters / CK f 11. Plesae Cal 5794400 AJAX - Odad Toaww, quiet `look ' front gO�leeesltltirliie veldellst / WANTED - books. prtMwWN and Go °s Twoat e% oom • IS "r �ft stiff yew em is $olds large quanities. will trade for wastages Dec- I. and Jan I. • RM YOM dam• axuaw you $7� $11111111106 Or dere � anything in avatars. Books, Thom I»droa apartrrwM Jan. �l�f Pats. Fkewars i Things. 114 1. Cal 0034W1 or 68348421 d to fix ur Dundas St. E. WHiby. (010594) 8 pm. (TF) PICKERING - 4011whiles Rd.STEER-EASY IS A Pets- I"two bedroom f t>aa .URVICS FROCEDIDRi Tar? pp� apartment, new full bathth4 , a ' Irdltappliances. cable, 9smakinglas SMIn CORRS S�TEEM0 TEAM Obodiwnoo - rnrd ?4-JFinst/tast, reterernoes. 120.3616. (Puppy RACKS ON AU FRONT WBEEL No ). $ Novfrstan an. $ 00 15. Evening and Saturday cles. AJAX - bright largo one see available. Small classes badman apartmem, apace DRNj G MOTORS (' guaranteed. Call 430-0025. entrance. shred lakxdry, cont VMCM MAMAC711=311 ����tra piatto kitchen, " room. both. WANTED available Feb. 1. $850Inclusive. AFTER t9711►. �ksT/as.aew.ri I. WANTED •birds. cages and Cal 6830799. (0107th) ♦ TAX otfw awl peat. Will trade nor j I anyalwp in my anon 114 Dun- CALWOELL.FORO Om. - large deal St. E. Whiby. (010504) two bedroom in small spannion II ul int. C �hki-. �� STEER -EASY utilities. Call 705-653.5473. A. AJAX - one bedroom basement Osh. Line 576-7669 Iw 6apartment GO bus route. dean./ 1.800-263-263 rys aan, bright,t. private entrance, 1990 Ford Tempo, loaded, ea- separate laundry and air aNYra Dort Ilion. grog twy* conditioning. udsie t included. / 496 Taunton Rd. Ext awroor oanI Gwforw/o.94750 Available immediately. $525 0shaluM LIH owdWd ob.o. Telsp w 432- thatifNy. Non smoker preferred. 7K5 wr 9140. (010794)-r�z.'445, (Q1079t)_ h -.----------^------.- -: New Year's Day is not always January 1st There's a lot of hisror% and culture associated %k lith the ne%% \ear. I)id \ou knim. for example. thatthe Chinese \c\.% Year is not January 1st.) The Chincsc Ccicbratc this da% sontetinfc hctL+een JanUar\ 10 and 1-chRlar\ 19. It Is their most important holida.. There are man\ other InterestirlL tarts about Nc\+ Year's. Here are just a fe�� • l;t i ilk dot(' %trai0ir: In the Middle ALc•. most European countries used the Julian k:alcndar (our,,. based on the million and the sun. is called the Grc_,orian calcn- dari and ohscri,ed \cv, Year's Das on \larch 25. It L%alln'l until ISS -2 that Roman Catholic countries began to celebrate the da\ on Januar% I st. Scotland accepted the Gregorian cal- endar in I600: Gcrman\- Denrnark and Sm cden ahout 17OU: and I:n,,lan,i didn't rhanL,e until 1752. • Pt r 1wei t's: An old Viet- namese superstition \%as to use animals to predict the \ear ahead. TI-ei, said: If the buffalo hello,,%ed. the \ear %Lould he t lied v lith hard %koro .- L%hen a do_, barked. burglars sta%ed a�ka\ trorn \our home: a rooster Cron.+inch signified a had farming \car ahead. • Tropics l 11-(1(Gtinrl.l: In the Bahamas. Ne%L Years E\ e is Celebrated %k ith a parade called Junkauoo. When the parade is oi,er. prizes are : %,, arded for the most unique and Colorful costumes. • Pci pt,( vee: Chinese aslrktlok_ers name each scar atter one of 12 animals. The% belie%e that c\er%one has the .ante qualities as the animal of the \ear in \hich the\, %%ere born For example. those horn under the 1. car of the dragon are c.g,or. enthusiastic and strong_. Year of the rabbit peo- ple are artistic.-cnsitl\e and pc are -lo% • l %:t' 11(ll)lt' Y(1111t': JanUar\ (or Ja1luOr-iuh in Latins is named after Janus. the 1,.,,o - faced Roman god of entre-, �. a... He presided o\ er opening the ne%% \ear. •lt 1st month i.► .`(,k1 )Vot :..': The `1a\ ans and A/iccs both used t%ut calen- dar. - a sacred or ceremo- nial calendar of 260 dais and a 365 -da\ secular calen- dar that i,%as di%ided into IS months of '_(1 daiis each. An additional fl%e da\ s %k ere added to complete the ,6s -da\ .ear. The Nla\ans %sere able to approximate the true length of the tropi- cal Car tiith greater accura- c i, than \ke can N ith the Grek_orian calendar. • .-1// lied up. Rope is used as a Ne-,% Year -N decoration in .Japan. This is related to the stary of the sun _roddess. She once hid in a ca\e and the Earth turned to darkness. To lure her out. the town -s people danced and sang in front of the case. When she poked her head out. they put a rope across the cave's entrance so she couldn't re- enter. �+a pi,at• syswm mod.i s 4. (010 ) °`k`t° • DO YOU drive r Generol [eters / CK f 11. Plesae Cal 5794400 AJAX - Odad Toaww, quiet `look ' front gO�leeesltltirliie veldellst / WANTED - books. prtMwWN and Go °s Twoat e% oom • IS "r �ft stiff yew em is $olds large quanities. will trade for wastages Dec- I. and Jan I. • RM YOM dam• axuaw you $7� $11111111106 Or dere � anything in avatars. Books, Thom I»droa apartrrwM Jan. �l�f Pats. Fkewars i Things. 114 1. Cal 0034W1 or 68348421 d to fix ur Dundas St. E. WHiby. (010594) 8 pm. (TF) PICKERING - 4011whiles Rd.STEER-EASY IS A Pets- I"two bedroom f t>aa .URVICS FROCEDIDRi Tar? pp� apartment, new full bathth4 , a ' Irdltappliances. cable, 9smakinglas SMIn CORRS S�TEEM0 TEAM Obodiwnoo - rnrd ?4-JFinst/tast, reterernoes. 120.3616. (Puppy RACKS ON AU FRONT WBEEL No ). $ Novfrstan an. $ 00 15. Evening and Saturday cles. AJAX - bright largo one see available. Small classes badman apartmem, apace DRNj G MOTORS (' guaranteed. Call 430-0025. entrance. shred lakxdry, cont VMCM MAMAC711=311 ����tra piatto kitchen, " room. both. WANTED available Feb. 1. $850Inclusive. AFTER t9711►. �ksT/as.aew.ri I. WANTED •birds. cages and Cal 6830799. (0107th) ♦ TAX otfw awl peat. Will trade nor j I anyalwp in my anon 114 Dun- CALWOELL.FORO Om. - large deal St. E. Whiby. (010504) two bedroom in small spannion II ul int. C �hki-. �� STEER -EASY utilities. Call 705-653.5473. A. AJAX - one bedroom basement Osh. Line 576-7669 Iw 6apartment GO bus route. dean./ 1.800-263-263 rys aan, bright,t. private entrance, 1990 Ford Tempo, loaded, ea- separate laundry and air aNYra Dort Ilion. grog twy* conditioning. udsie t included. / 496 Taunton Rd. Ext awroor oanI Gwforw/o.94750 Available immediately. $525 0shaluM LIH owdWd ob.o. Telsp w 432- thatifNy. Non smoker preferred. 7K5 wr 9140. (010794)-r�z.'445, (Q1079t)_ h -.----------^------.- -: • Burlington • Hamilton • Brampton • Mississauga • Kitchener • Windsor • Toronto • Guelph • Osha.%.i • u -TAXg- o o / ' • ov the Sleep Factory NO NO 14A, J °� GST PST ev c Your Choice of one: • Bedframe • Pillows • Mattress Cover with any mattress set purchasbd r. THE BED THAT ' MADE US FAMOUS! U1MA HHM surrunI WA SINGLE SET $279 SINGDOUBLE ...199 .......sET 339 AN Ii' QUEEN .....229 .......SET 389 ;� s VI•If� �!� CCT CAA ON ANY MATTRESS SET 13V.1" � 1 IN: 11,11 1; 11 11: SEE Us BEFORE YOU 8WI T10N- UUIINANTEEo the Sleep Factory PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED HOURS AJAX - . IF= WHITBY I Em OSHAWA .1111111110.IiI®oe WE MAKE ANY SIZE MATTRESS ��� �• �I REE DISPOSAL SET UP F :)F OLD SET AVAILABLE AVAILABLE LAY -AWAY CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1978 I 'imFfi� n HOMER BUSINESS I . ; Q CARAVAN SE What is' SERVICES • holidays Big 6 cyl en9ne. 7 passen- To Aba da CA 5764335 or 74 W'7 ger, air. tilt. cruise. ON SALE y fitness in Improvementsvin pow door iocla x :149950 ARTISTIC "'- ""for ge 3C sVery P928 ing in fireplaces and chimney AJAX Moving Systems - full th's• 90 repairs. Works with bricks, services novas appliance and bbcks and stones d all kinds. piano specialists, flat rate or 4 Free estimates. workmanship hourly. We now have heated r666 guaranteed. Call Rene Gervais, storage units. Now Offering fres y / What Where is fitness in the 90's' 4428. (TF) hoses with move. Park and bad . has it become and where is itrenovations. COMPLETE plumbing and g Emergency spec 9 at $99 and up. special. starting Call for info^nat'on 427-0005. service, bathroom and kildion (TF) headed? What do people require to remodeling. As work guaran- MEN with large truck will do stay in shape? teed and insured. Reasonable rates. Call John, 430-2754. household move, residential, commercial. All types of moves. C_ 3 The fitness craze experiencedpRYWALL, (010794) Call Carl or Jane, 427.2856. (TF) taping, boarding, rampart growth in the 70's and 80's. studs and T -bar ceiltingis• spray MICHALSKI Movirq "houses. _ Streets were filled with enthusiastic stucco. plaster repairs. For Pr°fess'Onal service at compete apari-nents, offices, cottages. Licensed, insured. Free sD rg joggersand bikers. Gyms were live call Bill at 432-8409. Pn�e• (TF) estimates. bed rates. Call 728- 2&joggers 1620. (0 12194) filled with muscle crazed fanatics EUROPEAN ale spwit renovate your bathroohroo m or "pumping iron". When / a statistic w kit~ was as well as flooren files 20 years experience. Good came out that a 60 old swede refer.nce, and satisfaction Ga vear guaranteed. For tree estimates, was in better shape than the average 3 Dykstra. 7251923. (TF) 30 vear old Canadian, people Carpeting became very serious about their CARPET anc v nyl fioa: nq bodies. The fitness craze is still with ns:a''at o s. reparls very restorti.brr Rostretches f-om f r I -i us but have refocused their 1135 nst,tlatOn from s2.50 r T people s° yd Ple"se :all 579-C135. reasons for working out. Handyman 4 Today's sophisticated individual is � more knowledgeable about exercise HANDYMAN - a k�^ds or c caning' snow D'ow'ng and -oving )obs P ck urt and I t and what identifies a good fitnesso Larry`tell 8782. .°""°''�„ ;ca'I facility. Mame fitness clubs have Party Services come and gone and people have MAGICIAN, tow^ .encs ffacy To Advertise Your been locked out due to the closingV2S !o a^!.nam for any age, any asion. Birthdays. Busiriess Service of their favorite gym. Even worserasors. motions. openings. Nags shows we Fax 579-2238some clubs have changed names 3.&334 Lettuce hep 839.7057 or -F) or 4 or S times. Consumers turned --- - away with gym bar in hand they 410 HousesFFor entCondominiums now are hesitant and very skeptical No down payment, Good For Rent t0 invert their hard-earned fitness Credit? Good lOO7 YOUIan buy AJAX Wesrney and harry e2 for fns price of cent, wno!p pros two bedroom condo. 3 pee dollar into a club they can't trust. arid rats am l can Doug of Breen. Comrnuney Fkw+oal. master ensurte, laundry snsu4e. ongM k4d1en. $950 inclusrw. A stable past record, good 6694805. (TF) Evenrtgs, 839-3972 ;0107941 credentials, service and payment PICKERING - Sayly and wstshore area three bedroom 460 Office let systems all contribute to being a r"" f'O°r "'°9'-'�'.wshw Cry. , and parking ncwaw Retail Space `,� "good' club.Osrtawa. large backyard. SOW . 1,2 COMMERCIAL unit for rent in available natledtately The fit for life Health and Racquet ui4sies Ftrel.,ast, iNerences. a ova.-,* immec.•sty 83. 5 Boor St E. Cas Joan Bucci at 722-91234 lar mors irtlomtaton Clubs have established a track 2429. call offer 7 p m or 'cave messaga (010391 (010794) record well into its 14th year. Mark WHITBY spauous three floor 490 Florida Connon owner of the chain says bedroom main "t garage near G°. aground pool. Ir". V Catton stove, dishwasher. available entals are so sure our clubs are the Feb. 1 11975 - 12 uMtise. all ►OM_PA NO Beach Beauty best we will guarantee it. 6611-1 153. (01059) wwTBY - 4 bedroom Zorn. condo. two bedrooms, two bath-. main floor. patio. We are current) offering a 30 day Y $ "°"" °ni"° "°'r` °" b"` amenities. OL tub. for JJanclose '° guarantee on any membership tout.. war schools and Znoos 11850 monthly, first/last . 1112-5 113 mor" or 6111411-534Z co,os9) wt4ns Available ��r bought at our clubs. That's how sure P1- 666.3774. M105°") 535 Lots For we are that our clubs are the best in 420 Sale the area. I would one encourage an $ Y Town For Rent auto f"" Price, woofd rW iro log. 3" hr. buying a fitness membership this Y $ P AVAILABLE immediate) Whitby. ow a oeha.w. Sano beech, fishing• neat to F �,� season to demand this from any club three bedroom twonhoute. 301 Gordon St.. , ,��. tiff W& (11F) they join, if a club is not willing to Schools.'` hhopping°"o d �t 575 Loans guarantee what they are offering, ~°�red� iN`" •o.to„4•t BORNDW i10•00(1• Pop, as r• M e110 per marsh o.ac. cal maybe they are not to proud of their 411110 Bristol Cres., Oshawa. Jerry, 64e-7200, Free Tiros 1»droons. finished rec 0110naulkatbons. Anubs invest - facility. room. 1 1/2 baths, garage. nW Lid- (TF) Our clubs have absolutely fenced yard. available :ego Pk- Ndro- 670 Personals everything you would need to Cal 726.3678' (01079") gCA�piO1J- WRITER wants to talc with accomplish all your fitness goals, . large fires bedroom townhouse, , 1/2 aired and older erripli"m of c��af�� Privacy baths. bssmon" props atr>� and from std aerobics and cardio P able Fab1. Cal Vara, 293-0111R)phone number to rile 161,i• O& P.O.H equipment to strength training or K.C. McCall Property Management. 924.1100. 481. 061hativa. Ont. circuits and free weights. We also 430 Room for have squash, racquetball, weight Rent loss clinics and a variety of social �;l"Lt itchen. baft events in our licensed lounges. laundry pnirfied9w coble. raw All five Fit for Life locations offer First/last t and rNer• Immediat•Iy. e37•os3e. 538. low monthly payments, top service, p103°"1 results, fun and personalized Two toonr for nod by we* or month, ars ufk*Nbss inckided. Wil programs lead b qualified $ Y q discuss pric•...Risit and last required. Calf Z-987.3726 experienced fitness professionals. '"'r' messagero10791) . Our staff is friendly, qualified and AJAX South -large bedroom in quiet adult hone, private bath put 150% into fitness. and laundry facilities, swirrrring pool. $450 monthly. inclusive. If you need to alleviate stress, 683-()r"'(010794) ROOMS for rtem n two clean, unwind, lose some weight, tone up quiet p -ate homes in Ajax and or build the body you want: give us Counics. Non smoker, prides - sional people preferred. avail- a call at any of our five locations. able irrrrtediatoly. Cal Linda or Tony, 6,9-2776. (010694) Our clubs are about people!" 450 Shared GOT Ajax for Women Only Crystal Accomm odatio- 42&2500 ns o G . and Fitch Athletic Club lovely to Share ME9 ,prmentsepa,„tr parking. inclusive. 426 l". 0 r. .i • e sar.� t S .ars-.. mi079y - CHRYSLER _ DYNASTY LE Fully leaded. factory warranty. low mileage :15,995 --'y1989 DODGE NOR 2,000 GTX :}at a machine a k-,t to see and t.. :. e. auto air. s'e•?o and more Sik s4914A $69995 " 1989 ME11CURY TOPAZ 4 •sal cream puff, 4 cyl- auto.. air. Sam, low low '6,995 ""Stlta,651 1993 PLYMOUTH SN Low low km, 3 3 V6. auto. 7 pass. arc er, cruse. ARCED LEU TI11M W111 cassette. root rads. 11111W 1f10"M S&aP9M 77Z_ _ sib -r:.'-. I 'imFfi� 1992 GRAND . ; Q CARAVAN SE x - Get set for the holidays Big 6 cyl en9ne. 7 passen- ger, air. tilt. cruise. ON SALE power pow door iocla :149950 dean Stk. sVery P928 ?1992 DAKOTA club Cab. V8, auto.. buckets. air. cap. nags. stripes. PRICED TO SELL low 'bed km S& Doidy I HR1141_R t I, 11 al'A1!■ya -0 M 4 determine municipal tax rates are and Hwy. 2. Mayor AAhurs says the facility is fully staffed. A five-year scheduled for Jan. 13 and 14, when Town expects to announce in Jan- strategy addressing service of the politicians will debate proposed uary the opening of two additional Pickering Public Library system is expenditures by various Town businesses that will bring "a couple also expected to be completed departments. If a tax freeze is of hundred" jobs to the area Ontario Hydro will move 200 of achieved, it will be the third year in An issue he expects to be its downtown employees to the a row politicians have held the line resolved this year is the Altona For- Pickering Nuclear Generating Sta- on local levies. est acquisition project, the subject of tion site, building a four -storey Johnvince S Q� han A Z-1 More _qMt._w__ 'tirAt� Burkfood Store! �. u ,00y ' • I�4 ~�- _ Door. WHITBY OSHAWA ��• y✓". .� IVF t WHRey E SLICED EAD 9 • ea. i PtrootXrt7PUSA HEAD LETTUCE a ee.rT�IATDEs- P 43ab643 3nIpfgMon Fld w. THE NEWS ADVF•RI'[SER SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,1l�MGE L P' - A �` Town level will he one of Newyear should begood one: ma or y ing t°� m a swly-imayorthe in local economy,the mayor council's first goals in the new YM yMMM believes. "I'm optimistic on an Year, mayor Wayne Arthurs pre- New businesses opening their an upcoming Ontario Municipal office complex here. annual basis. Each and every year dicts. doors this year will include a Cana- Board hearing as environmentalists A seniors' lawn bowling facility we've seen an increase in available Two or three new businesses, dian Imperial Banc of Commerce at protest nearby development. is also expected to be built this year jobs. It's been a healthy, steady the opening of a new fire hall and Glenanna Rd. and Hwy. 2, a six- A new fire hall currently under at the East Shane Community Cen- kind of economy even during the an increase in local jobs are also in screen cinema complex on Hwy. 2 construction at Dixie Rd. and Fmch tre. recession. I expect next year we'll store for 1994, he adds. near Dixie Rd. and a Mandarin Chi- Ave. is expected to open, although it Residents and businesses can still be pretty active." Budget deliberations which nese food restaurant at Brock Rd will be several years before the 4 determine municipal tax rates are and Hwy. 2. Mayor AAhurs says the facility is fully staffed. A five-year scheduled for Jan. 13 and 14, when Town expects to announce in Jan- strategy addressing service of the politicians will debate proposed uary the opening of two additional Pickering Public Library system is expenditures by various Town businesses that will bring "a couple also expected to be completed departments. If a tax freeze is of hundred" jobs to the area Ontario Hydro will move 200 of achieved, it will be the third year in An issue he expects to be its downtown employees to the a row politicians have held the line resolved this year is the Altona For- Pickering Nuclear Generating Sta- on local levies. est acquisition project, the subject of tion site, building a four -storey Johnvince S Q� han A Z-1 More _qMt._w__ 'tirAt� Burkfood Store! �. u Aoo WATER qtr EAVILw MIC/ ILO MOW sArrw10 co�o�: I rMuRESH I CLASSIC TOUCH 1 SLICED 29 11 TBATHRt�OMI WW 49 ;BACON Ib.1 (24 Roup 2 PLY 3es. t U►s�ow.mriort 1A a 1I baMV Wdcaq-4. *L taut 1tOralgapra "KuIMiSII haw I I till p4 pKtmtllporpramlow wi1dr11SttIMlt* L- - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - -- Johnvince Foods we ttrlww TM 111ilItI T, r Vkh (ice tial. SpW* is dw ho No, Jn. 3 to Sat -jut am M� ,00y ' • I�4 ~�- _ Door. WHITBY OSHAWA ��• y✓". .� IVF t WHRey E SLICED EAD 9 • ea. i PtrootXrt7PUSA HEAD LETTUCE a ee.rT�IATDEs- uDOq PEELEDEAT PLUM �r = 43ab643 3nIpfgMon Fld w. oro r w oulo►sr m x� xatsT irlwon s It rkJIL M Y N Aoo WATER qtr EAVILw MIC/ ILO MOW sArrw10 co�o�: I rMuRESH I CLASSIC TOUCH 1 SLICED 29 11 TBATHRt�OMI WW 49 ;BACON Ib.1 (24 Roup 2 PLY 3es. t U►s�ow.mriort 1A a 1I baMV Wdcaq-4. *L taut 1tOralgapra "KuIMiSII haw I I till p4 pKtmtllporpramlow wi1dr11SttIMlt* L- - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - -- Johnvince Foods we ttrlww TM 111ilItI T, r Vkh (ice tial. SpW* is dw ho No, Jn. 3 to Sat -jut am M� 132 ortra�ts NOW SUBJECT FEE OF $A 95 PER PERSON, payable when s porno,ts are token, rat included ,n advertised p <e Pais 6 r' odvertised pomats our seiectao , - on your cno'ce of background �� your lavonle props wekomed AW,t.onal poses taken rar optional ponro;t colleoon. �rt7 watt no obl'gww b Purchase No mton the number ^.l $1295 advertised collections per amry, but only one Per subtec' Po,t,ar Pa 3,1es aa+un•Me Hurry And Get More Of Your Favorite Sizesd THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. - Sat. 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. PICKERING (Kingston Road) PIMA ' -n,.ees 7- rou D4n4. po^rsh O 1994 PCA 1-1 ;tit PD F" & LEVOLOR LIMITED TIME ONLY Eguy One OneFree 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... exhence the Levolor Difference. Free in -dome estimate - No obligation 60, � magriv eviev WINDOW FASHIONSI Whitby 430.3192 or 14800-667-1730 Call 24 hours a day - 7 days a week HURRY - LAST DAY TO ORDER - FEB. 8TH, 1994 Vial It )tp.n2 1 clams Begin jan.3 tm r. M obtain a new skill ■ increase your tax knowledge ■ convenient times and locations H&R BLOCK For more Intbmnation call... 725-4563 Ajax/Pidtering 686-1395 WHITBY OSHAWA PICKERING WHRey 509-3258 ■ 433553 4331063 43ab643 3nIpfgMon Fld w. oro r w oulo►sr m x� xatsT irlwon s It rkJIL M Y N llgl�Al t�lr SA[ �, 7Nl IIIc YM yMMM 132 ortra�ts NOW SUBJECT FEE OF $A 95 PER PERSON, payable when s porno,ts are token, rat included ,n advertised p <e Pais 6 r' odvertised pomats our seiectao , - on your cno'ce of background �� your lavonle props wekomed AW,t.onal poses taken rar optional ponro;t colleoon. �rt7 watt no obl'gww b Purchase No mton the number ^.l $1295 advertised collections per amry, but only one Per subtec' Po,t,ar Pa 3,1es aa+un•Me Hurry And Get More Of Your Favorite Sizesd THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. - Sat. 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. PICKERING (Kingston Road) PIMA ' -n,.ees 7- rou D4n4. po^rsh O 1994 PCA 1-1 ;tit PD F" & LEVOLOR LIMITED TIME ONLY Eguy One OneFree 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... exhence the Levolor Difference. Free in -dome estimate - No obligation 60, � magriv eviev WINDOW FASHIONSI Whitby 430.3192 or 14800-667-1730 Call 24 hours a day - 7 days a week HURRY - LAST DAY TO ORDER - FEB. 8TH, 1994 Vial It )tp.n2 1 clams Begin jan.3 tm r. M obtain a new skill ■ increase your tax knowledge ■ convenient times and locations H&R BLOCK For more Intbmnation call... 725-4563 Ajax/Pidtering 686-1395 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,19% v O !c cc *414&M x cc A (-)1 1) cm rac Q) Cc cc E 4-0 CJ E (n o LL LW ��a o �_ o COCLr �Q �Q cn �V v ♦. • LA 0 U .c V le - u o C N • aua� M �� 3a� Heti a,� Cco - cn CJ • O f,J i i �p O O nO O A v> O lC MCD OZ c= my >� v�N n �Q� �V 'T Z Ccv� V er ,� d• t CL)M3 ! -c a ea ` s n. a� r y L � 3i 2G 9A H LO O - �O NNO cv L_ L J >C.7 Y m CD • eat o �0 LO_ O a c ��" in � V; ��00 L) d C i N _ v CD Q,,Nw Q.N Oa .x ev [C n O V ~ OG Oa al L) p iV O) E x y O Y LCL 5 O m O) ao c�Q� Y U o E O C`�� =i �lCo Lcu r.Ln m= Ln C w Q`� F CC IL 3 V V C � V Z > cD F- CG _ U Ln ? ag ti m lC5 a iv C, - COO .�.+ C) i CL) C2 Zarrn r T Y �^ _ a ¢ ami W 7 _=L A n0 �► O a O + eco Ino) CO� �O OW o�o� Z O Y wLL .. maw fj Re Qin H LnU N OJ V00 = L T fA = O .OLn _Q O •C _m •- CA O Y =mac O in N i mao<> L G. � CD ~ i T cc N �` S O N2 O a' v v yo �/� Y/ G7 O .in tea, y U=2 a t O E L` CL Cc >- c a > rt LL. >- L) U M0 o4-1 L- =5 .0 Ui w 4A Re !o N too • CA ai 0 , 0.• Cl 'v' 0 L Q Q b -H m _Hd 7"' (') mE wo y � ` of � �' 0.✓ ` OC comma .. czCL�o 9):o Q ENSeco" tiE 'NW v 00 y�oy N 67 L Ncn QN O i m�m� p � = U ��O ca U C4 � ao= Y�� CL U2 O= N 3 mn 2c cza_Cr _a 00 v Cr o o�>_ _21 y C Lo vi H d. 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In the championship final, the Ultramar petites made short work of Port Perry. winning 7-2 to Swimmers impress at own meet PICKERING - Pickering Swim Club members did them- selves proud by posting excel- lent results against tough com- petition at their own recent meet. More than 525 high-calibre swimmers from across south- ern and central Ontario com- peted at the annual Christmas Classic Swim Meet at the Pick- ering Recreation Complex. Mark Gauthier, 10, and Warren Barnes, 8, competed in the boys' 10 -and -under 50 - metre breaststroke and placed seventh and eighth, respective- ly. In doing so, they both recorded times good enough to qualify for the Winter Provin- cial Championship in March, 1994. Barnes also placed seventh in the 200m breaststroke, while Gauthier was eighth in the 100m breaststroke. Ten -year- old Alicia Kaye, also a strong breaststroke swimmer, placed fifth in the 200m. In the 15 -and -over age group, Karen Gerroir continued her outstanding season by win- ning ribbons in every event she entered. The meet was high- lighted by a first -place finish in the 200m butterfly, a second in the 100m fly and a third in the 200m backstroke. Her sixth- place finish in the 100m back was recorded in an impressive time of one minute 12.15 sec- onds. Stephanie Wilkinson, 17, improved on her personal best times in all of her freestyle events. She placed third in the 50m, 100m and 200m events. She also captured a fourth in the 400m freestyle. Nikki Minchin, 17, was impressive in the 400m freestyle with a sixth-place finish, improving her personal best time by a full five seconds. The 15 -and -over `male swimmers were led by Iain McDonald, a Dunbarton High student, who excelled in each of his freestyle events. He was third in both the 5OFn and 400m freestyle. He was also fourth in the 200m free and sixth in the 100m free. Ben Kroetch, 17, knocked off at least five seconds from his personal best times in each of his backstroke events and `finished fourth in the 100m backstroke, and fifth in the 200m back _,__...�.....,. . claim the gold medal. Courtney Puddister led the way with her third hat trick of the tourney. Kelly McNabney, Christine Axe and Karen D'Alimonte scored the other goals. Goalie Terri Ellison stopped 29 shots to record the win. The Ultramar petites blanked Whitby 7-0 in the semi-final to advance to the championship con- test. Axe notched a hat trick, while Dowley, Nason and D'Alimonte netted singles. Pickering opened the tourney with a 3-1 win over Port Perry. Axe scored a pair, while Puddister netted a single to account for the Pickering scoring. In the second game, the Picker- ing offence caught fire in a 9-0 win over Whitby. Puddister and Axe netted hat tricks with singles to Charlotte Dowley, Ashley Nason and Tiffany Thompson. Goalie Sarah Barnes had a superb game between the pipes. Playing tournament hosts Scar- borough in the second game, Pick- ering went on another scoring rampage to win 13-1. McNabney scored four times to lead the way. Mary Granton, Tanya Hanna and Sarah Barnes also had goals. .- r P Pickering ringette novices strike silver PICKERING - The Pickering home silver from the recent St. In their first tourney of the novice 'B' ringette team brought Catharines tournament. season, the Pickering novices Ince tot f P . We'll help to keep you rolling this winter! Me?' Automotive Service 30 Harwood Dr., Ajax (just north d the 4M) 686-3214 a eam nom errs, Ontario in the final by a 5-2 score. Pickering emerged from pre- liminary play with a record of two wins and one loss. The local -.quad defeated Niagara Falls 5-1 and the host St. Catharines team 5-4, and lost 12-1 to Paris. Team members are Bobbi Axe, Kourtney Edwards, Tara Edwards, Chelsey Emslie, Nancy Gallagher, Melissa Gib- son, Jeanine Habibullah, Laura H'11 Ch . L1.11 , r�stine Mayne, Meagan McKenty, Lindsey Rocks, Julie IF DR. JOSEPH A. Ross, Kristen Ryan and goalie MISKL'N, DENTIST Lorissa Dowdell. The team is • TIME run by coach Ron Habibullah, • QUALITY '' //n assistant coaches Larry Dowdell, Steve Whitall and • GENTLE DENTAL r_ i Peter Ryan and manager Elaine CARE Emslie. ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE V PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. *2) PICKERING Opt�� 0 e< C AY 9-5 . h.. f P • Ca.+..+low . Free aridnp or 4,900 Cara . oar 100 wnaa� We've Got A Cure For The Winter Blahs Come visit the Mering An Market and enter to win A SEVEN- DAY CARIBBEAN CRUISE FOR TWO MARCH 5-12 1994 courtesy of RECENT HOLIDAYS P pg Flea Market Travel Swespdaha ape to anyorw 1• yom of ape o older oxcW Metro East Truk Cenin enployess o tltek honiNbs No purehaae necessary na entry OPar q must b. deNwiwd >< the PidtarMp Fbs Marko by 5on Fab, i,1991. Www rill be dilnminad by rat�doa drmd g ori, A sh o Prue d a aubs for two appro:hrw* ✓Mud at $2500A0 WIN M awarded. Prixa Is aw radaarrrWs for ask Mbwr k napoaaibla br apdook tnm o Wo eoets, Wbow will be =WW by pbons o met. wtansr's meas wtN be P by enNrk>o whirs con" to dw use d dwk mmws and Nlunew for pronwional purposas nkloorr a Mmd w peudioa void wMw P W"W by low Y1eat A wss fxrY Pc PtlrtaaF 1101E OFRCE lar more inkimutim pbam contest UNIGLOBE BON VOYAGE Ontario 82444212 1-(416) 425-5885 or 1-800-461-0930 DROP OFF YOUR BALLOT AT THE CRUISE BOOTH LOcAIED BESIDE TILE DOOR CRASHER CWNIER 0110M EWRAW4 SUNDAY DOOR CRASHER SPECIAL Windshield Washer January weather 4 litre size99 can be dirty... stock up. Pickering Flea Market Full Size C11nivall Most Sundays Vast Array Or Products * Farmer's Market Largest Indoor Flea Market in North America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, Ont. Vendor Inquiries (905) 427-0744 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY. JANUARY 1.101✓ -PAGE 15 Dr. p Goodman FAMILY DENTISTRY Dr. S. Weiner "OUR PLEDGE" Dr. M. Shi& Our warm caring staff at 927 will provide you with the most modern materials and techniques. Above all - we use only the �IVe PW Rid. latest methods of STERILIZATION FOR R Mg YOUR SAFETY - TOTAL ATTENTION TO YOU AND YOUR CONCERNS CONVENIENCE (AT 927) * GENERAL ANESTHESIA (Dentistry while you sleep) DR. M. KAY M.D. * ORAL SURGERY DR. D. ELLER * PERIDONTIST (GUM SPECIALIST) DR. S. GOLDMAN NEW PATIENTS WELCOME SAT. 8 EVENINGS (BY APPT ) FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SENIORS WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL ©vl A (905) 839-5951 Serving Pickering or 30 years A d� MOLL-Tt9rS., JAIi 34 • CHM VEGETABLE 0R IEAT YWABLE M 790 GERWW SALAM 99e per 100 WM-TWRS., JAK 5-6 - RAIN BREAD 990 OL SUMMER SALAMI 990 per 100 g FRL, JAK 7 • ASSORTED CREAM PES IL79 SL COCONUT CREAM, BOSTON CREAM, BANANACREAM SAT.- K JAN. a9 ITALIAN BREAD 998 ASSORT® MUFM 4PI *00 OATMEAL RAISW, BRAN RALSW, CHOCOLATE CHP, COMPLETE SELECTION OF BREADS, ROLLS, CAKES, PIES & PASTRIES Aftd WE SPECIALIZE IN BIRTHDAY CAKES 11848 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. �'f_4pi%wliY`ri1'Y'VzP•►..y.��..ryta•�1-Is�Y�V•!+^►•r��•Y�II+-.YM M���a •.N' r�•.W�•�.-vim C PLUS PASSORTEo 6o9J 9 X (3X2%*) TED*J Knob Hil11airmsi THE FOOD TERMINAL F XTW CHOPS EtEMOVFD OF PORK I.8 CHOICE CANADIAN nn VVV-.AE SHOXAMI . 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PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM MOMAY, JAIL 3194 TO SATURDAY JAK 8191 _._ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT *PAGE it -THE NEWS ADVERMER SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,19% Residents help Salvation Army help needy neighbors A ton of thanks goes out to William Dunbar Public School students in Pickering, who collected 2,000 pounds of food for the Salvation Army. In front, from left. are Courtney West, Lisa Farrington and Mike Peouski. In back are Krista Scott, Richard Burrell, Stephanie Lukosius and Luba Wishniek. the teacher who organized the drive. photo by A.J. Groen The Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army got some help with its Christmas appeal from Pickering Toyota. Sally Ann Captain Doug Butt recently accepted toys and food from Geoff Holland of the car dealer- ship. photo by Ron Pietroniro E7 Salutes the REGION OF DURHAM On the occasion of its 20tb Anniversary Celebrate Durham '94, an exciting yearlong festival of over 360 cultural and sporting events, kicks off January 9 at Eastdale Collegiate (at Harmony and Adelaide) in Oshawa. Everyone is invited to attend the gala Opening Ceremonies which will start at 2:00 p.m. Activities will include a special presentation of the "Let's Celebrate Durham' song by a massed choir of youth from across the Region. Refreshments, a Celebrate January 6 - January 9 50TH R.S. MCLAUGHLIN BONSPIEL 48 men's teams from across Ontario Oshawa Curling Club, Oshawa (905) 728-6281 Durham '94 cake. entertainment for the wholE family, municipal displays and much more wil follow the formal program. All Region resident; and their friends and relatives are encouraged tc pin the festivities and discover what Durham ha: to offer. More information is available by callinc the Durham Region Economic Developmen Department at 905-668-8000. January 6 - March 6 CONTEMPORARY DRAWING The Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa (905) 576-3000 Chiropractors Dr. John Noble, back left, and Dr. Gerard Arbour, back right, waived their fees one recent day for patients who took a non-perishable food item to their Pickering Village office. Survey- ing the donations are, in front, chiropractic assis- tants Beth Thackeray, left, and Eileen Brick, right, and, in back centre, Captain Doug Butt of the Sal- vation Army. January 6 - March 6 WINTERS I HAVE KNOWN From the Thomas Bouckley collection The Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa (905) 576-3000 January 9 CELEBRATE DURHAM OPENING CEREMONIES 20th anniversary of Durham Region Eastdale Collegiate, Oshawa (905) 668-8000 January 9 WINTER BIRD FEEDER TOUR Tour of bird feeder trail and info on bird survival techniques Lynde Shores Conservation Area, Whitby (905) 579-0411 Be sure to watch for the special Celebrate Durham '94 supplement in Oshawa, Whitby This Week next Sunday, January 9 for a calendar of events for January through March. This supplement will be published quarterly to keep residents informed of the exciting events planned for everyone's enjoyment throughout the year. ll1111 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 mines D: aD U R H A M COLLEGE DURHAM COLLEGE CONTINUOUS LEARNING DIVISION - OSHAWA CAMPUS HEALTH AND HUMAN STUDIES SPECIALIZED COURSES Activation Techniques in Gerontology 9:00 - 4:00 (591 -11 -AG)/$540 May 2-20, Mon. -Fri. Aseptic Procedures for the RNA 6:00 - 10:00 (599-11-AP)/$107.20 Jan. 18 -Mar. 15, Tues. Biomedical Technology 6:00 - 8:00 (599-11 -BT)/$67.20 Feb. 9 -May 4, Wed. Emergency Care of the infant/Child 8:30 - 5:30 (950-11-EC)/S64.20 Feb. 19-26, Sat. First Responder 8:30 -12:30 1'(950-11-FR)/S103 Jan. 24 -Feb. 3, Mon.-Thurs. 6:00 - 10:00 Jan. 24 -Feb. 3, Mon.-Thurs. 6:00 - 9:00 Feb. 8 -Apr. 12, Tues. Home Support Worker 1:00 - 5:00 2(599-99-HS)/5289 Jan. 28 -Mar. 11, Mon. -Fri. Modalities of Renal Dialysis 6:00 - 8:00 (596-53-RD)/$82 Jan. 19 -Apr. 27, Wed. Obstetrical Review 5:30 - 8:30 +599-81-OR)/S46.50 Feb. 1-22, Tues. Radiography 9:00 - 4:00 (581-12-RA)/$264 Jan. 15 -Apr. 30, Sat. SEATS ARE "FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED" Register now (905) 721-3000 with Visa/MasterCard or for more details call (905) 721-3052. There's still time to register in Ryerson courses at Durham College TAKE COURSES FOR CREDIT TOWARDS A RYERSON DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE WINTER SESSION BEGINS THE WEEK OF JANUARY ltltb, ONE EVENING A WEEK - NURSING - EARLY CHILDHOOD - OFFICE & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT - TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT - HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (Selected Courses) - OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY For more information about Ryerson programs & specific courses call Sandra Gunn at 571-3283. RYERSON 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help ADULT carriers needed for KIDS and teens needed im- titiOWM4GOshawa based coir♦ Wednesdays, Thursdays, ��, kir mit"Ing work Fridays and Saturdays. Call catalogues and TV Pmny ^squires r— r -Ponds Judy, 683.5110. (010794) commercials. Call 662.5511. sales nlPrswrttetiw who lova arid EXPERIENCED car waist againEARN 8514. t &/weekly, maNN rerwmsralion. training provided, required. Planes, forward resume latter, from home. Guaranteed. vehids required. Serious in - 10 Flers-A-Car, 116 Canadian companies. 24 hr. quyys only. 434.3648, 24 hm Bond SL W., Oshawa, Ont. LIG hotline. (416) 631-4791 ref e78J. (010704) •147, 614tw,appticants only (012894) plsate. (010504) The Entrepreneur - Part 1 This 100 hour program is the first of three components. The complete program deals with starting, planning and managing a business. Part 1 will focus on starting the business, develop the business plan and self- management. During this program you will learn Business, Marketing, Sales, Financial, and Human Resource Planning. In addition you will learn about Choosing the Right Business and Management Skills Training starts January 6 and runs until March 31, two evenings per week. Personal Computers In Business This 63 hour course is intended for those with little or no computer experience. You will learn DOS. Windows, WordPerfect, Lotus and dBASE. Two courses still have spaces available in the New Year. Evening/Week-End Training Afternoon Training Mon (6:30 430 PM). Sat (9:00 - 12 00) Mon/Wed (1:00 - 5.30 PM) January 17 - March 26, 1994 February 9 - March 31, 1994 Eligibility Criteria: Applicants for these programs must be employed or self-employed and living or working in Durharr, Region. - (]ta,,amr R.glon "" Programs are offered at _ . e1e 427-1922 or 1-800-268-0339 no1XVIIANamoM.ob"AcAniouc ssauwrasnaooa.*UAW AJAX/PICKERI. G _ _ ADULT DAY SCHOOL CONTINLTNG EDUCATION Semester 3 Jan 10 -Mar. 10 1993/1994 Semester 4 Mar. 29 - May 31 (9 Week Semesters) —INQUIRE ABOLT NIATURITY CREDITS Open to All Residents Minimum 18 Years of Age and Out of School for 1 Year <* COURSES -SEMESTER 3 TIME COURSES -SEMESTER 4 (Jan.10- Mar. 10) (Mar. 29 - May 31) Msth (rechnicalBus nam) 11 09 00.11:30 pm. Math (rochnicsl/Businm)12 F� jliah (ar:.sm casissmeie ea") 11 11:30.02:00 p m. English (Gne..p 12 l►tadketing 11/12 02..-0404:30 pm. Law 12 Camp (t1wimmomAppiicaom) 11 04:30-07.00pm. Computer(BumnswApp'N it Biology 11 04:30.07:00 pm. Chcmisuy 11 Co-op (Ian. 10 -May 31) Start/Furish Time Depatdan on P1acemert 11/12 NO FRIDAY CLASSES (MON., TUES.. WED. AND THURS. ONLY) PLEASE NOTE: NO FEES ($50.00 REFUNDABLE BOOK DEPOSIT) HOW TO REGISTER CAU OR VISIT FOR Semester 3 between December f - 20 or January 3 - 7 ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE 50 COMMERCIALAVE., SUITE 200. AJAX 683-7713 OR 68&1541 EXT. 363 KJiwlr Child and Family Services M a naPonshn childro✓s menhf health eerNa sernirig sown camas unANs a ass Qntedo. To Will! our catrsi/n snr to qulMlfy service, rR we awrw* offedM du lWomV a nploymeall oppwttwllly at our Gtwham program In Wm*. FAMILY PRESERVATION WORKER We're seeking a skilled professional to provide in-home chid management, parent education, and a combination M concrete and counselling SmIces to children doomed to be at risk for out -of -home placement and their famiWes. The incumbertt will carry a small caseload of two to lour high-risk families within a six -to -ten -week crisis Intervention model. As a member of a multidisciplinary team, the incumbent win also participate in assessment and treatment planning and interagency activ The ideal candidate will have either a degree in social work or a CYW diplons, plus several yeas' directly -related work experience. Equivalences will be considered. Kinark offers a competitive compensation and benefits package. Interested applicants should submit their resumes, by January 21,19% to: KINARK William Devidovitz,MSW/CSW Chid Supervisor, Family Services Kinark Child and Family Services 1916 Dundas Street East, Unit 2 SO�v Whitby, Ontario LIN 21.6 ft Fax (905) 4324916 Careers 100 Careers DURHAM COLLEGE CONTINUOUS LEARNING STILL TIME TO REGISTER • call to register with Visa or MasterCard (905) 721-3000 or toll-free 1-800-461.3260 • call for free course calendar (905) 721.3052 The calendar has the information you need: • all offerings, descriptions, locations, prices • registration information and forms • weekend college, shiftworker scheduling • correspondence courses • courses start the week of January 17, 1994 CALL FOR NIORE I` FORNIATIO\ (905) 721-3052 EA M 110 General Help 110 General Help MUD HEN'S WANTS YOUR IF YOU ARE AN ENERGETIC, SELF MOTIVATED INDIVIDUAL WITH A GREAT ATTITUDE, COMMITTED TO WORKING AS A TEAM PLAYER - CONSIDER YOURSELF "HEN PECKED"H Positions available: wait, bar, kitchen staff. GIVE US A SHOUT AT 839-5570 ALASKA JOBS Eam up to (30.000 in 3 months fisting salmon. Aiso conanxtfon, cannery, of fields pus morel FOR IMMEDIATE RESPONSE CALL 1-504.6464513 EXT K100 EXCELLENT INCOME! (200-5500 wees:y assern, of ig Dios ucu ai home. Fl,tly gLaranteed, no experience. 1-504.641.1114 ext. H1219,24 hours. edical 120 Office Help 150 "oSp. MDental W you are wV* or a aragr CAREAGIVER regwed in my prang or separated or dvarosd honr (PiyceMM, 5 days Per with three years work week hat days (fi x) to etpenance. you may quality to look alter poo yew old giL Non tinanciel assistance or I you are snicker, cr. references. Cas ow 45 and nava reoangfy bean laid o 420-1434 (star 8 P.M)(122693) ff. you mp q A for train ing aulst= DIP/CERT.. MOTHERS helper/Wbysitt- Lotus. WordperhKt. D-Baso,'Playmate, needed. westney Word, Accpac. Bedford. RO.andRilchisfor5yeaoldgirl Harvard Vengura P o mp uter ver, whie mom abrds newborn pan Harvard, Corel, Computer Programming and Systems time. Cal Ckdy, 683-5606. Hnalyst Cord. Pascal ant C. (010504) MackeoNt. Quark Exprea and ATTENTION Mary Poppinsl Ieumator. Durham Business Care provider needed In our (TF) Caeage 4271010 1ionfor 3 school age dddm and arra pre4chooler. Monday - BOOK Kasper werwd - smH Friday. non sma*w. referaraoea Also rtrF company req*- Cal 500420L (010704) pn part Bine to maintain accounts. etc. Experienced 165 Day Care 7 Ur. Bowers. 4 -M Available 150 "°� �, BRITISH �a° requiredassistant � REGISTERED busy office. Oshawa/Whitby area. Apply to File 16138 NURSE Oshawa ThisWeek P.O. Bac 481, Oshawa, Ont. L t H 71-5. (0105") mi p we exfep60r)af HYGENIST - large Pickering rv.,/ camdental group requires maternity p br leave position, 3-4 days per po" in f1'ier week (March-0dober). a you would Ike to join our prevent►im mile ' (010794 11 Koro!. 831-3332. raii 471 ■ SS7 Day Care 160 Wanted PICKERING - Amberlea, me teacher/mom would provide PICKERING - experienced quality daycare for your child, nanny, live iNout, references re- fus time or part times. Ages 3.5 quired for two school aged years. Please call 420-0081. children. Call 420.6625. AJAX - Harwood/gayly, LIVE-IN siner required for two daycare, educational toys, in - year old boy in exchange for free door/outdoor play areas, hot room and board. 663-W57 be. lunches and more. Starting Jan. tween 8:30a.m.-t0 p.m. 354. 68&9113 (010494) i PAGE 20 -THE MEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1"d 105 TratC nt�ng 105 TratC nmin 105 Trwrft car Homework pays off If you want to become a computer pro- Employment & Immigration Canada's grammer/analyst or software developer through March 1992 survey reports: "The number of a home study program. CMS Training can help. software workers in Canada has been growing at Established since 19).3 and registered with the an annual rate of more than NOW, for the last 20 Mimsm of Colleges and Universities. CMS years and is projected to continue to grow at Training provides students with thorough train- double digit annual rates for the next five years ing in programming: BASIC. -C-. MS -IMS and to 250.000 or more by 1995. ­ UNIX Students must pass an aptitude test before CMS Training is an authorized examination they are accepted by CMS Training. Then the centre of The Ci t & Guilur Institute of London student is allowed up to 48 months to complete and The Cit• & Guilds Institute of North the program. Most complete within 12 -Is amenca. The student is a warded Cit -,6 Guilds months. A persona) tutor is assigned to even internationally recognized diplomas. student who marks the assignments and pro- For information, call CMS Training at (416) jects and follows the students progress. 440-9978. 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help Property Maintenance position available to highly motivated individual at Regional Trade Centre. Must be mechanically and electrically proficient as well as a jack-of-all-trades. Required to carry out general building repairs and general maintenance. Must be willing to work flexible hours including weekends. Written responses only should be forwarded to: P.O. Box #6139 Pickering, Ontario Local company is hiring 11 people to start work Wednesday. Applicants must be able to lift 50 IDS., be neat in appearance, and have own car. For Interview Call Monday & Tuesday Only 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 619-0670 619-0946 205 Firewood - 0 Articles FREE = •ewood srids a^d 22For Sale pasets. cWwwy avadabe- Cas evenings ony 430-9013. "FN) 1PiREW000 - ^laec seasonsc hardwood. 4x8'116, pace cord). 1110c And skackeo. Asknor senors Discount Cas 431-7777 (012294 ROCKLIN F;REWOOD - seasonec •,ardwooC. soh w)oC. Undies, o.rsn and face cords. racks. baps Dowry avafabe and PCX ..O on weeurlds. 905- 65"797 OS6558797 !17111941 220 or Sale OAK/PINE FURNITURE Year-end clearance of floor model, bedroom and dining room suites a: Jp to 609E of retail Dr ces, from one of Or,ano's o,dest and Wgest manufacturers. A solid wood, no veneer. Don't Miss 0 .. ' . Tradlt)onai Woocwork)rig, 905-985-8,74. X32 -1863 tS 220 Forte ,230 mcws W ted 300 x"10 a°sale 400 Apartments 400 "pFo"r Rent . -.1 RAIrg WANTED - book.. preferably ISM Ford Tempo. Waded, ex - large quanitfes. will trade for dMm Opllkkn, Pert famiy BLUEWATER PARK NeW & UMW - darts, anything in my store. taooks, ca< or second car for wife. 34750 skillfleboarda, aft. Pets. Flowers i Things, 114 9140.(010794)ce1Telephone 432- VlsltournewNexgOfe. Dundas St.E-WHitby.(010594)WHITBY APARTMENTS /Yee 4 door Pontiac Cavalier. 360 eiyti St. OM east Computer excellent condition, asking 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in immaculate y d westney) 06-9879 or 270 Video $2000. Also 1985 112 on maintained building, broadloom, 3 tappliances, pool, our Bow I rivllls store - Chevy Truck. average Shape• snooker table, games room, tennis courts, exercise 75 Kbg St. W. 623 -SM FOR Sale - New Star Laser asking $2000 bah as is. Cal Printer (for IBM), 4 Starscrpt. Scott, 997.4467 or 967.1817. room, laundry facilities and Covered perking. AJAX Pickering Appliances - no black ink only printer, only 100 (010294) reasonable filer refused, fully d 101 Kathleen St. W. es have been printed 0"• lead Buick Park Avenue, 4 guaranteed. Reconditioned $1000' Call5793909 g door, dark blue. excellent Mon. -Fri. 9-7 &Sat. & Sun. 12-5 appkances. Come ►Hake tis a and leave message. (122993, -- condition. $5700. Cal( 579.1506 deand. 427-6784. 1'F) 467 Wsstney 280 Los, a Found after SF ioo'07s'e 'frame „2 571-3522 sHer TER 4-6 person Jacuzzi, Delta, OR 683-6021 1.5HP pump and filter system. completely redone, asking $new coRmRAT1om hardly used, asking $1600 o.b.o. FOUND Young Sties black 1975 Ford 360 have all new Phone 509•x525 (010494 tabby ferruale, white ties solar. pans to rebuild, will sell for friendly. Found on Dec. 15. $800. Pad $1500 in parts. 905- , - . CARPET - I have several 1000 TauntorkiSalem area. Contact 987.3726 leave message yards of new Stainmaster and Paul 428.3977 or animal control. (010794) 100% nylon carpet. I'll carpet 427-8737 immediately. (122693) ----- - __- OATSUN 8210, as is or 10, your living room and hall for290 PefS-Supplies- parts. Great little car. Some $360. Price includes carpet, pad body work needed, minor eledri- and installation. '30 yards-. Boardin nal problem. New tires, exhaust Steve. (416) 287-5072. (TF) system, brake pads, alternator. PERSIAN Lamb Voats (a) ladies ROTTWEILLER pups for sale. $100 ob.o. Call Al at 885-0716 medium size. black and grey. no papers. excellent (TF) For information, call 839-2289. fentne wiles good with children. 250. }first needles and nnormed. $250. LEASE to own vehicles. 1980 (010794) 705.944-5845. (122993) 1965. $345 down. no interest, no PIANOS/GRANDFATHER CLOCKS - 'Christmas Specials TEAM Obedience. nest classes on all inventory.- Pianos, rent to (puppy and f,oyforp)• tun Jan. own. apt. size. upright. grand. 15. Evening and Saturday cias- digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - ses available. Small classes (tree delivey and set up). Telepguaranteed. Call 430-0025. Porno Works. 4331491. (TF) (010794) TWO year old Craftsman Radial WANTED - birds, cages and Ann Saw. 1(-, hardy used. still other smell pow. Will trade for under warranty. Asking $600 anything in my store. 114 Dun- o.b.o. 839-6945. (123193) dors St. E. Whitby. (010594) OFFICE Bargains. attractive quality dividers, oak boardroom TRAINING your dog s fun and presentation unit, several desks, easy at K-9 Kkibtiouse. Classes chair, tables, etc. 427-0009 Stang Jan. 4 and Jan. 11. Cal ;122993) K-9 Klubhoise. 905104-8617 of .DASHERS Dryers. Fridges 905.837-2364' (12299M Stoves new and recondnorod. POTBELLY Vfetnarrese Pips. 6 $225 and uo for recondnoned weeks old. make great pets. washers. $175 and up for recon- Very Intelligent, extremely do,oned dryers. $175 and up for dears. Two al white with black •econditioned fridges and spots. also standard black. stoves. Also coin operated Reasonable. 905-985-2976. washer and dryers. (172993) Stephenson't Furniture and Appliances. 227 Court St.. 00 Automobiles Oshawa. 576.7448. (TFALL) 3 3 For Sale Articles 230 Wanted WANTED - ^a•droo 'dr 199C Jeep YJ. grey preferred. pos- sible wrtn rear defroster and wiper. masonably Priced. Cyt 1- 705-835-6223. (0112941 CASH pad for v deo games. Nintendo. Super NES..Sega Geress. garret and svateme. Phase tali 10 a.m.-8 p.m. 404- 2118. (010594) WANTED - LW and Skis Jay Tickets at taw value. Cal Bruce at 5791400. ee. 207 (TF) WANTED- phones from the Ad- vantage phone sys:wri. nodel a CK 111. Please cal 579 -AAM ask for Lil. (TF) IV CANADIAN TiRE Ajax Safety Inspections $49.95 Car & Light Trucks Ajax credit checks. 686-7368 or SW 7428 or 686-3775. (TF) biles 305 Auto Wanted FAST Free Pickup. cars and trucks. Dead or alive. Cash pair- for airfor all vehicles. (416) 219-6249. (010794) 3 0 Auto Parts & 4Repairs COMPLETE RUST I PROOF $69.95 (car & 4ttt trucks) 683-2977 AJAX RUST CONTROL SERVICES 221 Westney Rd. -S J 360 Snowmobiles 1990 vamaha Phazer Deluxe. black. 3200 knit.. excellent shape. $3500. Call evenings and weekends. 697 -0156 - Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fs i. 9.5 m W I Lroi",ti - Sat -Sun 12-5 33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broad'oom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $743.00. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Oshawa - Beautiful 2 and 3 bdrm. unit, $700 and $800 plus util. FirstAast. Immediate. Leave message 404-2847. OSHAWA - bright one bedroom $549: two bedroom $669. Avai- able Feb. in apartment building. Convenient location includes aPkanaet. heat. hydro. parking. 433-0677.(010594) KING WILSON - large 3 bearoom, available Feb. 2 Fridge, stove, washer, dryer, $795. plus hydro and gas. 721- 9728.(122993) (,22893) AJAX - one bedroom. Harwood AJAX - Oxford Towers. quit Apartments Hwy 92. bright 1200 aq-It budding. dose to slopping. 401 walkout basement apartment and Gd Two bedroom 400 For Rent melades parking. 4 PC* barn. apartment. Dec. 1. and Jan 1. Tnoge, trove, cable and utilities- Three bedroom arpartirent Jan. WHITBY - one bedroom Dasa -S675 monthly 428-9112. 1. Call 683-8571 or 683-6421 to front apartment on GO bus OSHAWA - furnished one 8p.m.(TF) route, newly decorated, oak bedroom oaserrem apartment. AJAX - two bedroom apartment. rows,krthon cabinets. Avail- cable and utimos included. free ab is immediately. Includes suitable for noxi smakr. no pets. parking, bus at door. laundryfacilities. $540 per ti45C month Available Jan. 1. hydro. Fri swage. f 28 PILO y hydro. FisVlatr. Call 428.2555 1110nth. 668.7634. (010594) 721.1572. (010594) or 244-3471. (010794) HOME F3 BUSINESS W--J'ffo,57"335 - SERVICES - 79&7672 Business Business Business Home Home Moving, Services Services Services Improvements Improvements Storage ARTISTIC Maeorwy - special¢ "io-V.S. 416-674-5003 Driving Schools S & 6 Driving School 10 lessons $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-up & drop off 287-3060 7 daysAveek u:-arada's :.er. Hcme Ser. ice oevels eve•5 aaite and Wode'. cf home e=erta=ea, n -P.,=. :iegard;ess c where you bougtt it. IM 3 ■ veal -wet it as&psYu� ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, ,raphic design. advertising. usiness or personal. Reasonable rales. Also lesson: available. Randy Timms. (905i 728.7055. (TF) Gardening, Landscaping FIREWOOD (ALL HARDWOOD) TREE REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FREE E81"FAATE8 CALL ROB 42"700 Handyman CONSTRUCTION ktt6rior and exUarior repairs, renovat10rs and construction. Fast and dean prokissaW work guaranteed. HANDYMAN - all kinds of cleaning• snow blowing and movingIoDs. Pick up and delivery. Cart Larry as 655.8782. (011894) S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior renovations. repairs, additions, deeigni'butd ban and cabinets. AN workmanship guaranteed and insured. Contact Gary 839- 0984. (TF) kv in fireplaces and fey repairs. Works with bricks, blocks and stores at all kinds. Free estimases, workmanship ) Rens Gnis va EUROPEAN tie specalist oil renovate your bathroom or kitchen walls as well as floor ties. 20 years experience. Good references and satisfaction 428-8190 ' guaranteed. For free estimates, D. Dykstra, 7251913. (TF) HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - COMPLETE plumbing and niow big or small, we price FINWM renovations. Emergency them all Free estinstes,seniors WNDM service, bOwoom and kitchen discount. short notice movesDoCM , rein ids". m work guaran- pianos moved. Comparable F-11 lead and insured. ReWpyby rales. CAN 432.2850. (TF) tales. Call John, 430-2754. MEN with large truck will do relm (010794) household move, residential. DRYWALL, taping board". rstuds ma. oommncial• All types d res 'Wetlorepasonhespa and T -bar ceilkps, spray Call Carl or Jane, 427.2856. 420.7394 stucco, plaster repairs. For (TF) professional service at co rp«i- OUAUTY work by father and live pnioes. call Bill at 432 a409. WCHALSIO Moving - houses. son team Well experienced, 4mur w". offices, coRiges. hard working. Renovations, Licensed, insured. Free additions. decks. etc. Cal us for u;,;_ ; I estimates, low rates. Call 728. a free saiimato 571-1263 Bill or 1620. (012194) Rod. Oshawa (TFALL) SABER Contracting • all carpentry, additions. renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, hone maintenance emergency service, furniture refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years expirierae. 6862915. (TFEFG) AJAX Moving Systems - full senicec, moves. appliance and Piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. We now have Mated storage units. Now oferirp free boxes with move. Park and bad /pecW. starting at 80 and up. Cal to Information. 427.0005. (TF) Painting, Decorating Probed" Psrltjlj and wan Coverrlo 35 ya. eV. big or sitall pt raw eskmes i txtrfai * Plumbing Jownityfnen Plumber No job too sinal - Faums, s M*M baselfrei leadli n e, wet tine, etc. My fenotl tirl or ad*WL Dayim: 427.4209, Horne: 427.8809. Act for Tam. Party Services MAOCIAK clown friends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, tundraisen. Magic shows aro fuel Lethrce hep. 839.7057 or 7268334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic for children's parties and all occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie. 86B-4932. (TF) 400 "FmRe„ta AJAX South - "H contained professionally built newly painted baciwbr apartmwtt for non smoking individual, $500 monthly inclusive. Available January. 427.3178. (010794) OSHAWA - three bedroom apartment in duplex. Very clean, newer building, appliances, laundry, parking, storage, $725 plus hydro. Call 728-3655. (010394) PICKERING - 401/Wfhtet Rd. Large two bedroom basement apartment, new full bath, 4 appliances, cable, etc. No smoking/pets. $850 inclusive. First/last. references. 420-3628. (010394) AJAX - bright large one bedroom apartmeaL separate entrance. shared laundry. corer plate kitchen. riving room, bath. available Feb. 1. SM indusive. Cal 683.0799. (010794) CAMPBELLFORD Ont.. large two bedroom in small apartment building. all amenities. $492 . utilities. Call 705-653.5473. (011194) - AJAX - one bedroom basement apartment on GO bus route, dean. bright. private entrance, separate laundry and air conditioning, utilities nckided. Available immediately. $525 morninty. NOn smoker preferred. 427-5445. (010794) 400 Apartments For Rent non smoker, spacious one bedroom apartment with upaa s solow tie, fridge. stove. dv.. da.. Laundry. ruble. located south of 401 betwrse I Repel WHIM. WW inclusive. $500 security despost. Available Jan. Cal 509.3170. (010794) BRAND new tape two bedroom basement apartment, very bright. parking, exeaAhre idid . separate entrance, $675 ..Km trity, available Jan. 1. 725- 3754.(122983) OSHAWA - gorgeous 1 1/2 bedroom apartment, two Levels of luxury, jacuzzi, 5 appliances. da. private drive/yrd, walkout dock. Small pHs will=. .$750 .. Call collect after 6 p.m 519- 942-39134. J010794) 19•942.3984.(010794) BLOORrSIMCOE - large two bedroom in 46 unit buildup, storage, laundry, poking, well managed. Clew to IsorwMu. $725 inclusive. Go disc to 123 Bbor St. W. or call aoNect 416- 22'.3-5419. (011894) OSHAWA - two bedroom apan- ,,W, in 5 unit building. fridge, stove. parking. $560 monthly . utilities. FirWlast. avaiable Jan. 1. Call 668-0974. (010594) OSHAWA - large two bedroom 400 A Fes` s AVAN AM s- sirdtalwy in WItMM apub so buUng. ape, dotes ca; X newly 1, 1 - sparonent with blttloary. Close So bus and shopping. AN Villins Included. No pets. One bedroom SOW. Two bedroom $700. Call 430-0134. (TF) PICKERING Village - one bedroom basement apartment Includes laundry. cable. parking, all utilities. Available Jan. 1. $600 per month. First/last required. Call 683-2427. (010994) PICKERING Village, two bedroom apartment (above store). suitable for couple. Avail- able Jan. 1. Firstflast $650 per month plus utlNiw, no pets. 683-5399.(010594) REGENCY Piece Apereraas - one and wo bedroom apart. ments available in senior corrpbx. Jan. and Feb. Park like setting, appliances, all utilRies included. Call 430.7397. (TF) TWO bedroom nice clean ope n- rrMnts for rem. $650 , ioni ly, Central Oshawa. Great service and location, close to all amenttes. Bus route. available innhedialely. Ron or Cindy. 432- 7132. (01 D494) apartment on Simcoe St. N. of PICKERING - clean two Rossiand. rxoNqueet budding. bedroom and den, balcony. convenient location. $625 . overlooking tyke, dose to GO. hydro. heat/water included. shopp-ng, $900 monthly Available Jan. 1. 728-2255 or inclusive. Available Jan. 1. 427- 430-7616. (010594) 2291. (010694) DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FTRSIMMONS WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testing I • Dispensing of all `ypes of Frames 3 Contacts 683-1175 839-5303 ftmT-, - BA5F.FI { SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED CONCRETE REFINISHING AND REPAIR ANY SIZE JOB - MODERN METHODS NO DAMAGE TO SHRUBS, LAWNS i DRIVEWAYS ALL AVAILABLE METHODS WS P _.Egf.ORMED INSIDE OR OUTSIDE arC-� LARRY GOODDOM . 24 Hers Tel. (416) 619-1703 or Fax (416) 6634421 IN SIX MONTHS YOUR CHiLD WILL LEARN COMPUTERS! At F+ay+Br. I"otardss is a alums r in do add bads year silikalratrasftortYr. ON MW sit Made. xabst al kilis x4A517Ea tskrle0' ked tit use y Y lS yse stl "• .sore �re ad Yea r talcs Itaey. Cave you cYld a els is silcoa COD Ar feardidt or 1 [IDT6 agiiaal,dredry Hsrik. $+rs • 9sis� m+N+l■t • AslaetYa w�41615094K= Ilrosaa-hvm-.1-Groot9.j.. Govaa►imm VE '20 ry.6%,dx limited ree-llit f4lq5oo4w . ]litKW4"INK viali,Pbb rl asswe kat IIatseo l eine Free Rlltr ftall0 ArdlW rennan and IntenrationdSpecia&ies Sunday BfTaltJft 10.30-230 Tuts. - Sat.11:30-2:30 & 5-10 pm Sunday 10:30-9 pJn. Located in the Courtytardof 0*frfng 14ffage 109 Old 9CyWton IV.., AJAX CARROLL HOME NPROVEMENTS 906 BROCK RD. S., PICKERING 420.4880 or 1.800.46505®3 400 Apnff "`s For Rent OSHAWA - dem one bedroom upstairs apartment with separaw entrance and parking, good neighbourhood. CLoee to or anwMies. first/Last. Referen- ces required. $525 per month. Call 416-488.9917 available Feb. 1. (010594) COLBORNE Ont. - two bedroom apartment. balcony. appliances. parkn9• large play area, $543 . utilities. Call 905-344-7317. NORTH Oshawa - large two bedroom apartment available at 385 Mary St. N., $630 per month. Call 705-437-2924 evenings. (011494) WHITBY - trplex, 3 bedroom apart, xent. large fenced yard. share laundry facilities, dose to amenities. No pets. $750 inclusive. Available Jan. 194. First/last required. References. Call 430-9448 or 839-5900. (011194) LARGE, bright. two Loved. two bedroom basement apartment near Oshawa Centre. available Feb. 1. $695 monthly, utilities and laundry facilities included. 666-9463 evenings. (011893) OSHAWA - One, two and three bedroom apartments available at 900 b 888 Glen St. IJelties Included. F►sVlast requited. Cal 7281993. (011394) PICKERING - two bedroom. Wing morn and dining roan with fireplace- bright kitchen, separate entrance. parking. Cal $31-1979. (010794) 410 Houses For Rent BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDROOM Sitlml, avalkwe limned. 2 car garapB, ienced yard. Call OSHAWA - large Bern detached house, three bedrooms, 5 apWances, Lvingidining room, 2 12 washrooms, available Feb. 1. $975 pkis tariliee negotiable. 404-0835. (010794) AJAX - three bedroom detached home in Westney Heights. Fenced yard, single garage, appliances, $1000 . utilities. Lynne, 428-9766. (010794) FINCIYBROCK - three bedroom house, fireplace, single car garage, fridge, stove, dishwasher, 8980 monthly plus Part unties. Great for family. Mks. 757.3142. (010694) OSHAWA - 2 12 bedroom bun- galow on large lot with detached garage, fridge. stove. freezer. Full basement, dose to 401, schools. References. fiant $895 plus utilities. Available Jan. 15.668-9174.(010194) FOR rem Feb. 1. - 3 bedroom trailer. have two bedrooms and run of traitor. $800 monthly in- cludes all utilities. First and last required. Leave message. 905- 987-3726. (O1C794) I� THE NEWS ADVFllI 14ER SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1"4•PAGE 71 410 Hoose Rent 410 Hobe For 4 � 0 Housesenors WHITBY . oozy three bedroom PICKERING - Bayly and bungalow n ffw area One WHITBY - main floor three Ww4fwre ares. three bedroom bath, 4 applarnns, reC mono full bedroom bungalow. 12 of o. main flow. fridge. stove, washer. deck. great backyard. walk to famed double garage. fridge, dryer and parking included. Plaza, schools and bull- Avail- stove, uM n included. sil Large backyard. $B50 . 12 able Feb. t. $900 plus. 688- per month. available Feb. imit. a tkoL Flrstflast, references, 3794• (122893) 666.4885 or 668-7923. (010294) available immediately. 837- AJAX - dean three bedroom WHITBY -spacious three 2429' call alter 7 p.m. or Ism main Iof bungalow, bedroom main tloorwith garage, nrnessags. (010394) , appliances,ces, lots d parking. laundry facilib". yard. Near now Go. n9� pod, fries, 420 Townhouses Harwood Mall, $850 . 50% stove, dishwasher, available Feb. 1. $975. 12 utilities. Cal For Rent utilities. Available xrrnWis". Rem rebate forqualfiedtenants. 688-1153• (010594) AVAILABLE immediate) Gal 6988735. (010394) Whitby, three bedroom (416) AJAX - main floor of semi, 3 twonhouse, 301 Garden St.. spacious newly painted. dose to bedrooms. Mang, ding, 4 poo. bath. Harwood/Bayly with parking. $875 plus 60% of utilities. Available irnmediatey. 294-0760. (010694) PICKERING - three bedroom home. fireplace. 5 appliances, dose to Town Centre and Go. Available Jan. 1. 31150nrnnthy inclusive. FirsVlast. No pets. Cal 428-9441. (010694) PICKERING - bungalow, man floor. Wesishore. two large bedrooms, eat -in kitchen. fenced yard, parking, near schools and Go, available Jan. 15. $825 per month. Cal Larry. 509-1264 or 3161977. (TF) PICKERING - 4 bedroom house. family room, fireplace. 3 bathrooms, laundry. parking, air conditioning, eat -in kitchen. separate :lung and dining morn. good location. $1200 .. 686- 0931. Available immediately. PICKERING - three bedroom townhouse. close to Go, Town Centre. references• firsVlast. available Feb. 1. $950 . utilities. 686.2389. (010394) WHITBY - 4 bedroom semi, separate dining room, on bus route. Near schools and shops. $850 monthly. first/last . ulities. Available imIn lately. Phone 666.3774. (010594) NO down payment? Good credt7 Good job? You can buy for the price of rent. while prices and rates are down. Call Doke or Brent, Community Financial, 668.6805. (TF) OSHAWA - three bedroom up- per bungalow, rent to own Option. cluster es fished area. central ail. appliances. $790 . 2/ 3 utilities. Cal 905.420-2653. (010194) .. o' N MSS Advertising Feature Repair, waterproof, crumbling foundations For most homeowncrs, there's nothing worse than a leaking basement. Short of the roof caving in, there's rill thing rr►ltrc Jaunting than the prospect of having to repair that irritating leak But before viol start thinking that 'weeping syslcmis aptly 16 natin cd. considering the mol1J you're in. give yourself sonic peace of mind and call the )professionals: Ikvcon Building ticrvice, . Drycon .pc6't:tzcs in ha%cinent and foundation walcrpntoling. While many people continually assume this 1s a compl .ated and expensive ;oh, owr I.arry Goodwin points oui that isn't ncccs%.m1y so. In many cases, the problem is pinpointed to a specific arca. and can he fixed without spending additional time or money. Cracks in the foundation are a major cause of leak.., but if they're caught calrly enough, the damage can very often he reversed. Although the deteriorating of the bo ne's concrete block acid poured found, :uion i5 a natural occurrence over time, it leaves many people iklt knonving how to properly solve this problem. But D ycon has the answer. ihniyue products offered by this waterproofing firm allow its specialists to effeclively combat concrete deterioration while beautifying the property. When concrete deteriorates, a special product is applied to ADINSONQFA0 HEAP SUPPLIES IIID our dispot about :4 dealing norib SPOTSTA/6? COMfISWJITLYLOCATED HOIJS D OOOINIS3 AIGRR M YOUR (ii0111 ANO llTIL E C1Ei11NIG? WXaMMOW NO WAX FLOOR PROBLW W hence• Dr. t neMonu Lura AJAX • ONTA1Mo Pwe/ra ISO" U84074 transform 1t. resulting In a cican. fresh. Ioxlk. is well :kit providing w:►lrtrRxllin); pnolr:ihon. 'I'lle coating is parttcllfafly useful to repair and waterproof the outside foundation hctwecn the brick line and the Noitorn of the house. as wcll, for older hascmcni inlenor foundation walls that have deteriorated Lary stvs. "'Roc prtxluct fills up ally crumbling, :u►y holes. It cleans up the pitted foundation, fixes cracks or falling pieces, and walcrprYxtls ai the s:une time. - It colncs in gfc� or white, and can be used oath inside and out. Newer houses are just as susceptible to cracks, due to the settling of file building, but u iforiurlaitely the w:.uTtmty on new homes only covers the basement Jur the first two years. That's where I.arry comes in, repairing the Small problems before they become big ones. Occasionally the wt'eping .}sten►, the system of ales anu gravel that prevents water from seeping in. hats to he re -Jug. This generally involves a strip tieing dug around To Advertise in Focus on Business Call Janice 576-9335 Illc outside pcnmcicr t-1 the house, though, as with t:ra.ks. sometimes coils Isolated accUtuis nerd rcp.ur In casks whcre tt's dlllicull or impossible to dtc ow%idc stir house. a similar ct-up can he in,udled indox,rs Whalcvcr the situation. I etre usures comptctc 'Aatcrprkx,tnh,_. ,ind extends his v. arranttcs on this kind of nork for tip it, 11) c.Ifs. Drcon's other mt..I lit apcetally Is C.0m.reic reliniNhin,-, It slcad til rcpl,rcine chippc,l .III,] hit.k, n etuicrrll. lou can uupl% h.lk, ,t rclii,lslKd Dry'cknl u,cs .1 slk,lal concrete coatint it- iekcl oul UlKlcn palchl's While ikycon docs ptalr its okkn concrete, the main lotus of lints business is in the Icliuishinc tit extsting material Vk'hethcr ,,btu need a complete rcfurhi.hinrut or just a few cracks if, the sidckm ilk filled. Urycun can kit- the Loh I_auTc invites you it, tall for a lice estimate if you haI.c some ••%tisk that needs to he dunk He sunrk• and compietcs :dl johs hmnsclt..ued offers advice on tile hcsl u:Ik III ;xet-lnn►oxLife your IICCIIN. I.x(Cllsive work I, diol alt, -A s nccrssary; some w,etcr ptohlems can be CIIILA hk A hu Ill caulking acourkl life u indium s.and I ,arry will fell veru ask t su b Gore you ;,nc up hope and turn your hascntcnt into .I swimming pool.give Ilrylk,n Building Services a call :u ()lii. 1701. Parents! M S L Matti as a Second Langtaage! As oath bdorisg specialists we provide Ride -free Guaranteed Results • Free Computer Three • Individualized IBsbvcum • Certified Ontario Teachers Dingue6tieTesting • Payoent Plans and ouch core! Future Skills of Canada S4S Kingston Road W. In Pickering Village Call 4 -A -TUTOR or 426.8667 schools, shopping. bus. fir ast required. $850 monthly. Utilities extra 430-0134. (011494) 450 Bristol Cres.. Oshawa. Three bedrooms, finished rec room, 1 1/2 baths, garage, fenced yard, available vrrreedlately. $800 pFus hydro. Cal 728-3878. (010794) SCARBOROUGH - large three bedroom townhouse. 1 112 baths, basement. garage. avail- able Feb 1. Cal Vera. 2839820 or K.C. McCall Properly Management. 924-1100, 430 RoomRe o PICKERING - Westshore. tur- nshed room for rent, laundry. parking• cable. separate entrance, facilities. working adult. $400 monthly. FirstAast. 839-4271.(010594) MILL POND CONTRACTING SERVICES LTD. RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL CUSTOMIZED CONTRACTING SERVICES & RENOVATIONS DESIGN, BUILT. INSTALLED SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 110% OFF _ Exp. Ja1n 3Wd94 1 AJAX DIVISION RANDY VINCENT Phone 686-6870, Mobile (416) 618-1953 PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE AFTER HOURS CLINIC OPEN FROM: SATURDAY 9:00 A M. SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. DR. M. SEMOFF DR. B. CHARTIER DR. B. FARBER DR. H. PETROFF DR. R. SHAFIR 1885 Glenanna Rd. 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L a_ FROM 4.99% 1st, 2nd, 3rd M". to 95% • Rental Properties • Re -financing & Cottages • Deb(Consolidation • Rural Properties • Self-employed • Bad Credit No knco • No Problem Prime Deal$ Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service Since 1975 cALL66"9NwHrmy TF MF' PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, IM 420 Townhouses Townhouses Townhouses For Rent 420 For Renl 420 For Rent 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 and basement $818/month plus hydro 683-9269 430 Roo Re o Sharec 450 SINGLE A Unalinched"Sonka refired and 0170' employees of Accomm RITSON,401 partaly tumishe0 Dynasty Inn SaMoorn 5% Blow room. share kitchen , MATURE person to share house oiningroom. bathroom. laundry, with same. Must We cava and $85 weekly. Lltastes and cable dogs. Non smoker. reterences Included '2&8758 (122993) first/laet. 6400 monttty. Cali after 6 p -m. 420.8712. (010594) LIVERPOOUBAYLY - sell con- tained room, lull kitchen, bath. Condos For laundry p.rvse". cable, near 455 Rent Go.bus rouse.340 $ Indus" Frost -last and Yet 1, AJAX Wawney arc ^icy 92 Immediately. 837-0538, two bedroom condo. 3 Fice TWO tooms for rem by week a master ensutte. laundry ensues. molt,. nciuded Will, bright hftdten, $95C unduw" all aninies discuss price... Firs: and last Evenings. 839-3972. (010794) required. Cal! 9C5-987-3726 CONDOMINIUM to, lease heave message. (010794) Dowmow- -orano St -awrende ALTONARc.'SheparC, fur. Market area. Two oodrooms ;1 '000 nehed roon, n dear gUierer'04. sotanurn. over sqf* Available Jan. 31.94 for mature employed person. Pallerenceb. $'2oamwtrMy in - Share separate k�lChen, dudes utilities 839-5086 ('F) m r bathroos. hrstllast. $100 Per 're"t509-2459" 1 AJAX Sturm - Lary. bedroom n 460 Office b Retail Space Quiet adult home. pmvWe bath anc laundry tac4nies. sw• ^x-wV P i c K E R I N C -' r a Pool s45C mom'7y. nausve. Kngstor Rd and Elizabeth St. 683-0602. (010754' 860 sq.ft cert, basement office ROOMS for rent in two dean, w rew. st 10C montny. After 5 am. (I6) 444-9201. (1228931 Quiet pvalo mes n rivate hoArora and CourtiOe. Non smoker. prdes. FOR rent. 1750 sq.ft. ac office sroria4 people tt'•slened. avaA space. We llney,401 n Aµ6. In. able it 190,41" Car Linda or duetr'W location. nr+s. from Go Tory. 619.2778. (010694) Great rate. Cal, Tony. 674-5555 AJAXWESTIEY f4*Vhts. targe est 702 (TF - - _ room ton rent in ciean- ower COMMERCIAL unit for rem in wx- Now ail amenities. Close Oshawa. available rrrieoiai«y 10 shopping, bus and GO Cas 5 Bloor S' E Cas Johr Bucci at 4268"0. (0101941 721-9234 for more mlormatonLIVE. foo-- I OUS*,,"-,urnshad noon ,- 0><0cu'.ve �orrte snare 49� Flortda 4� hrtcn.n and oat'. in . des Vacation Rentals laundry. swmirrsng pop. Ouiet. POMPANO Bead Bea;.!y rknr wog non ii 4 . 4 wtfatls n condo 'wp bedrooms two 575 Loans NEED mosey toe Chrstmas" $5.000 unsecured line Of credit Pay only cro $50 per ne. Good aed4 reoured. 24 hr approval Cali 68 -MONEY Todayl L t 23193) BORROW a10.000. m er pay " little, $110 ponth o.. Cal, Jerry. 666-7200. Free consultations Anubrs Invesi- ments LIC (TF) 710 Births ITS A GIRL. Callaghan, Stephen 8 Susanne b brother Matthew are thnlled to announce the birth of Elisabeth Anne Christine, on Dec. 23. 93. BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT EVER' weichmg 9 Ib t o2. a, Alax'Pickenng Hospital. Proud grandparents, Nell & Loma Callaghan Ili June & Bill Bollon. Proud great grandparent Mr Daniel Callaghan. Proud aunts 6 unties. Special thanks to Joan. Lycra b Julie in tabour b delivery _� advance. $95Areek'y 837-'304 bathrooms. .ain floor. patio. - -_ ACO Shared poo'' hor 'uo' ~''ruts. ciOte to 670 Personals YJ amenms Avadabie for Jan Accomm. f•2W US monthly 434-9296 or PICKEONG Broa and Finds to share iove4y two bedroom apartnwu. serarar erxrance. ar c. parr rV. $425 nchsiva 429- S644 264644 (010794) OSHAWA - Park/Wentworth. Three bedrooms. cook own Maas. laundry. parlung, trietWM atmosphere, near arrientines. krrfledsale. I1350imonmiy. 726- 7863 267863 message (122993) G69-5342. ro,o594t JESUS says can the and wad 535 Loi Fol wow tri. blinds Does your mnetewowglasses M 7Ilrtg tirei Sale the hired mntater. Micah 311. 63.500 full ra price. wooded rTV- Isaiah 56:10.12. JOfn 10:11. ng lot. 34 hr. eau d Oshawa Jim Carnpbeil 1-9059539475. Sand beach, fishing, nest to (TF) 10.000 acres county forest Fred 416.431-1555. (TF) CORRECTION Maxi Drug flyer, valid from Dec. 25 to January 7th, the classical music cassette listed on page 4 is not available. We regret any inconvenience that this omission may have caused. DRUG:MEN'S AND LADIES OERONMUO Sit 1:40.4. M0, 9:40 - -Thea 72Q #40 YRS. DOUBTFIRE EM Ffl. - Stn 1:15.130.3:30.4,7,720. #W. 94 Win -TfMa 7.720.9M. 9 -AS No Pn ess WE'RE BACK Fri - Stn. 1:30.3:15, 4:45 (AA4e 6425) MEETHOVEH'S 2ND 01 Fri - Sun. 1. 3, 5.7.9. Mon. - ilius. 7.9 No Parse tet NIM OFTO Da Fri - St t.45 Srai . Shadoslaftde Fii • St, tabmV at 7 a+y Sun 795 445. Mtn -Thum-705 9:45 GHOST N THE MACHMME® Fri -Sun 2 4:15. 715.415 Mon. - Thn. 7:15.915 No Pares 590 oppo un" 590 OppBusi ortunities MAJOR International Electronics Corporation expanding in this area to meet the high demand for our products. If you are seeking a full time position with potential to earn a serious income or if you are looking for a part-time position to supplement your existing income this may be for you. Appy in person with a brief resume to: THE HOLIDAY INN 1011 BLOOR ST. E., OSHAWA DATE: FRI., JAN. 7 1994 at N 10 a.m. sharp or 2 p.m. or 7 p.m. sharp or SAT., JAN. 8, 1994 at 10 A.M. sharp Selected candidates are invited to attend initial H training commencing at 1 p.m. sharp SAT., JAN. � ►". 8th, 1994. ►~. IF UNABLE TO ATTEND FAX RESUME TO (416) e~4 926.1204 or mail to M 1166 Bay St., Suite 802 Toronto M5S 2X8 630 Registrations fi30 Registrations NURSERYBAYWEST SCHOOL Giving a happy start in education in Pickering for 25 years REGISTRATION Limited number of places available in our 2 morningstwk. class for 2 1/2 - 3 year olds. INQUIRIES CALL 831-3647 650 Auctions 650 Auctions AUCTION SALE Monday, January 3rd, 1994 at 6 p.m. to be held at Myles King Auction Hall at 33 Hall St. Oshawa. Private Estate Mrs. A Ritchie Masson St. Oshawa. Chesterfield suite, coffee 8 end tables, lazy boy chair, cedar chest, antique china cabinet, 3 piece bedroom suite, 2 single beds, c.b. radio, sewing machine, deep freeze, wardrobe, work bench, bedding, linen, tools, etc- Terms cash. Also 1984 Buick Lesabre. MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 670 Personals 670 Personals WRITER walls to talk with SINGLE A Unalinched"Sonka refired and 0170' employees of World dance every Friday. General Motors, Privacy Dynasty Inn SaMoorn 5% Blow assured. Please send name and St. W.. Oshawa. Dress code. no phone number to file x6118. tease and every Sunday a The Oshawa The Week, P.O. Bort Corral, 433 Slmeoe St. S.. 481. Oshawa. Ont. L t H 7L5 (TF) Oshawa. 9 p rrL For adol rnston. 1-900.565.4163. (010546) -- Al P 11 da I da -------------------------- r , FROM $19.99 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 831-5559 I, DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) a Relines a New Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER William Steil, DT, F.C.M(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 uS AT THE STA r�o 0 Imagination Station CHILDREN'S BOOKS AND TOYS New rw :� 1•' YEM PICKERING'S ONLY CHILDREN'S BOOKSTORE WE HAVE GREAT TOYS TOOH 705 Kingston Rd. (Whites Rd., Plaza) Pickering 831 -READ ROMANTIC"• KING ' Companionship as Friendship SUCCESSFUL businessmen, 34, athletic and At. 6', 190 lbs., Call dark hair and eyes, seeks fit, attractive, young lady, 20-35, for romantic evenings, get - sways and travel (single Anytime 1 116 976 iggi moms welcome). SY 1424 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE male, 29, 610', brown hair, brown eyes and a winning smile• enjoys romantko Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are dinners with a woman, 22-27, who likes to be treated like a no extra long distance charges lady. SY 1576 (OSH) Here's :low to use the Service: EASY -going, early 40est attractive male, I. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make note of the four digit SY "mailbox" number that early 40, established, roman- � $ lic, looking for relationship appears at the end of each ad you are interested in. with a non-smoking, attractive, 2. Using a touch tone telephone cal) 1416976-1991 any time of the day. You must be within the 905 talSt lady, 30 as, lera talk.k. SY area code to access Sincerely Yours telephone service. SY 1 1 565 GOOD -looking male, 6', 40, 3. Once you are connected follow the simple instructions. You will have the option of responding to a sincere, honest and hardwork- specific ad or browsing voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertisers within each category. ing, seeks non-smoking Go ahead, try the service out and see how easy it is to use. female, 18-35, who enjoys Need assistance? Call 1.800-387-8009 anytime between 12 noon and 1 i p.m. You will not be charged dining, movies, travel and fish- ing, for possible long-term for this: call. relationship. SY 1602 (OSH) EASY a separated father • place • , , , ' s -9 rise spa - of two. 35, many vaned inter- - ests, wishing to contact women, 30-40. who have a zest for life and a sense of humour. SY 1619 (OSH) ESTABLISHED, attractive and responsible male, 34, fit and slim, seeks slim and hon- est female. 22-32, for sincere, long-term relationship. Single mothers welcome. SY 1631 (OSH) SENSITIVE, white, down-to- earth male. 38, enjoys movies. music, romantic dinners, would like to meet easy-going white female, 25.35, with simi- lar interests, looking for a long-lasting relationship, Alax area. SY 1666 (AJA) FUN -loving, romantic, tall male. 44, enjoys dancing. cycling and baseball. Would like the presence of a lovely tail lady, 35.43. to share thoughts, ideas and to spend time with. SY 1676 (OSH) OUTGOING mal 24 the outdoors, weekend get- aways, quiet evenings, seeks good-looking, quality lady, non-smoker, for companion- ship, possible relationship, child O.K. SY 1694 WIDOWED white male. 5o yrs. young, seeks someone special in his life again, if you're like me, hopeless romantic, comfortable in evening wear/blue jeans, slim, professional, 35.50, maybe we are just right for each other. SY 16% SINGLE male. 32, 6', seeks female with varied interests and sports -minded, looking for friendship. SY 1697 (OSM SINGLE father, 6', hazel green eyes. brownish /blonde hair, looking for a female, 2S 35, for a relationship, likes dancing, sports, music and romantic dinners. SY 1698 e, .enjoys (OSH) the outdoors, fishing, drives and cottage Ice, would We to meet mature lady. 24+, single moms welcome. SY 1677 (OSM GOOD -look ng male. down -lo - earth. 26. 6'. enjoys sports of all kinds. no dependents. seeks female, 22-30, for friendship, possible relation - $No. SY 1678 (OSH) QUIET, good-looking, reapon- s,ble, white male, 40, enjoys WIDOWER, 50. 5'2', likes to cottage life. boating. srowmo- biling, looking for fit white dance. musk:, sports, children, female with similar interests, seeking female with similar SY 1679 nterests, for friendship or poo. YOUNG. energetic male look- Bible relationship. SY 1699 N to s_meone who likes to (Os") dance, play sports and have HUMOROUS, easy-going tun, likes quiet evenings, for a male. 34, not into the bar relationship SY 1600 (OSMscene or head games, enjoys MATURE, attractive maie. coi- movies' dining out and danc- lege student, 20, 62', blonde ing• would like to most lady, hair, blue eyes. with a good 27-38, with similar interests, serve of humour and variety for possible relationship. SY of interests, seeks fit, attrac- 1700 We female, 18-25, for tun and HONEST, sincere, attractive, possible long-term relation- slim male, 28. smoker, social ship. SY tqt (OSM drinker and romantically KNIGHT in shining armor, 24, inclined, seeking attractive, searching the land for his slim female, 25-30, with no princess. 20., who'll enjoy dependents for a serious, suc- danang in the ballroom, gong cessful relationship. SY 1701 for moonlight strolls and trav- CARING, sincere, honest, •ling to exotic places. SY 1663 (OSI) one-on-one. no head games. ATTRACTIVE, black, profes- no drugs, enjoys country and sional male, 32, likes sports, western music and camping, dining, fishing and movies, male, 46, looking for oomipati- would like to meet female ble female, 28-38, lot com. companion for friendship and Parmonship or serious relabon- refaeonshp. SY 1660 (OSI) shi SY 1702 (OSH) HONEST, tall, attractive male. LYNNE you responded to box 30, caring, successful. onloys 01682. you didn't leave your number, please all again SY 1703 (OSH) ROMANTIC lady wanted for average looking male in his 30's, if you are between 18-32 and enjoy romantic weekend getaways, give me a call. SY 1704 (OSH) SINCERE, outgoing, down-to- earth. single father, 6', brown eyes, enjoys sports, music, walks, romantic evenings, dancing and children, looking for a special lady. 34-45, for possible long-term relation- ship, single moms welcome. SY 1705 (OSH) LYNNE, please respond to mailbox 01651, 1 didn't get your phone number. SY 1706 (OSH) TIRED of dating games? Do you need sincerity, honesty, stability and a straight forward approach? So do I. Tnm, sin- gle. white male. 33, seeking a slim, non-smoking, single, white lady, 28-38, for a long- term relationship. SY 1707 (OSH) EASY -going single father, 31, slim. 5'7', honest, caring and shy. seeks responsible, single, white female with similar quaii- ties, for friendship, leading to long-term relationship. SY 170• EXECUTIVE, 54, seeks finan- cially secure lady for love, Kenny Rogers' wmtanty, who ,s humorous, affectionate and responsible. SY 1709 low SINCERE male, 35, attractive, part-time Dad, who's really outgoing, seeks attractive female, 29-38, slim -medium bold. Who is honest and sin- cere. for possible relationship. SY 1710 (OSH) QUIET, single east Indian male, 44, seeks female, 35- 45, who is outgoing, for fnond- shtp and possible relationMnp. SY 1711 (OSM HONEST and sincere retired gentleman, 54, lonely and divorced. 5'8', non-smoker, loves fishing, the outdoors, travel, dancing, sports and country music, seeks petits lady with same interests. under 55, for lasting relaton- ship. SY 1712 (OSM GOODaooking white mals. 32. non-smoker, non-drinker, down-to-earth, responsible and honest, likes long walks and the outdoors, seeks attractive white female, 28-36. with similar qualities, Ajax area. SY 1714 (OSI) INTENSE white male, 29, enjoys skiing and long car ndes, looking for a lady, 25- 34, for friendship first. SY 171 s (OSI) SINGLE father. 36. who Nkes poetry, movies, music and dancing, seeking a female, 25-36, who is a non-smoker and who has similar nterwb. ler a relabonship or snore- SY 171• INTELLIGENT, male, 35, hard-working, independent, good-looking, muscular and with an assorsnent of creden- tials. looking for an attractive, employed, executive rental* with same qualibes, to enjoy wealth and good times. SY 1720 (OSIS QUIET, shy white male, 39, 51', brown eyes, who enjoys movies, sports and cosy evenings at home, looking for female, 35.40, someone who likes home fife. single moms webonne. SY 1721 (OSI) HONEST stable male, 43, ran -smoker, with good values, seeks slim female, 30-36, hav- ing similar qualities, ler possi- ble long -lens relationship. SY 1722 (OSI) EASY -going single father of two kids. 36. enjoys camping, dancing, quiet evenings, walks and all lands of music, looking for a long-term relationship with a woman, 25.40. No head games. SY 1724 (OSI) EASY -going male, 22, non- smoker, into sports. reading, dancing and socializing. Looking for female, 20-25, who is interested in similar things and likes to have a good time. SY 1725 (OSH) SHY, divorced father, 36, non- smoker, not into the bar scene, enjoys music, romantic evenings and the country life, would like to meet lady, under 40, for possible long-term rela- tionship. SY 1727 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE, fun -loving, out -going gentleman, 37, enjoys quiet evenings, going out, computers and the out- doors, would like to meet an affectionate lady, 25.35, with sirrnlar interests for possible long-term relationship. SY 1728 (OSH) is THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 1.1994 -PAGE 23 4ORTANT r. +err x who likes outdoors, children, animals, theatre and quiet times, for a lasting relation- ship. All calls will be promptly answered. SY 1743 MUSICALLY inclined man, 39, good values, attractive, fit, seeks single woman, for pos- sible relationship. SY 1744 HONEST, caring, single white male, 34, 5" 1% enjoys music. sports, movies, dancing, trav- elling and romantic evenings, looking for a slim, single white female, 25-35. who's inner beauty includes honesty and understanding. SY 1745 (OSH) TALL, dark and handsome mate, non-dnnker, looking for a woman to share all the ups and downs of life. SY 1746 (COB) THERE ARE 16 NEW ADS THIS ISSUE'.'. QUIET, single male, 6', 180 lbs., attractive, looking to meet lady of Asian background. enjoys the outdoors, sports and quiet times. SY 1731 low PERSONABLE, attractive, articulate male, 45. proles- sronal, wishes to meet very selective lady. 32.36. who is bright, cheerful, slim and very pretty. for good corwersabon, romance and more. SY 1732 WILD and crazy on the out- side, but a real Sony on the inside. angle white male. 20. enjoys quiet times, movies and show cars, seeking female. 20-35, for fun times. possible relationship. SY 1733 FIT, single white male, 24. looking for single white female, 19-24, enjoys rock music, movies, romantic din- ner and long walks, ler posse- ble relationship. SY 1734 WANTED sincere, trustwor- thy, good-hearted lady with a groat sense of humour, 2327, to share lin times and roman- tic encounters with single white male 25. SY 1736 JUST in time for Chnstmas...Scarboraryh truck driver, 23, tired of the bar scene. ready b start an hon- est and sincere relationship with a down-to-senh, outgo- ing. slim femur, 20-M who's looking for the same, single moors are a borws. SY 1736 SHY, sensitive, attractive taut of two boys, 36, enjoys movies, sports, race cars, cuddling and quiet times together, seeking attractive female, 26-40, for friendship leading lip to a possible role- tionship. SY 1739 (OSi) DARK haired, European, mak, 6'1', 195 111:111114. late Will, rated a nine, seeks a nine, female. but will settle for an intelligent seven. SY 1740 EASY -going attractive male, 34, who is very spontaneous, enjoys car racm% soccer, ten- nis, quiet evenings and appre- ciates all kinds of music, would like to meet intelligent, sincere lady, 25-36, prefer non-smoker. SY 1741 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL angle male, 45, self-employed, 6', 200 lbs., looking for that honest and sincere lady, 30-40, who knows how to take care of her special man, to share long walks, romantic dimers and to share all that life has to offer. SY 1742 (OSI) ENERGETIC, young male, 37, seeking an established work- ing Indy, 30-40. non-smoker, FLEXIBLE, fun -roving ganLs- man. 53. enjoys sports, danc- ing, anceing, cards, quiet evenings at home. seeking an attractive, sten. caring lady with sirry ar interests, for companionship and possible relationship. SY 1747 (OSM OUTGOING male, 25, honest and sinters, with brown hair, blue eyes, enjoys quiet evenings, outdoors. long walks, dancing, movies and cooking, looking for female, 20-30. with similar interests, W possible long -tem, roatwn- shp. SY 1748 (OS►) FUN•bvirg We of guy, eery 30's, South American born, enjoys the outdoors. travelling. dancing and walking on the beach, seeks an outgoing female, 25-35, for a possible relationship. Durham area. SY 1749 (OSH) ACTIVE firefighter, 43, very outgoing, attractive, enjoys working out. movies. cooking, romantic dimers for that spe- cial lady who enjoys being pampered, loved and swept off her feet. SY 1730 (OSM FR, happy. 40's and indepen- dent mate, seeking one attrac- tive, affectionate friend and companion, for fun, romance and intelligent conversation. You are fit, ton -smoker, 30- 45, lows his. SY 1751 (OSM UNATTACHED, honest. sin- cere. outgoing, singi will male. 27. enjoys sky -diving, travelling, dining. dancing and I&A ars, seeks single, white female, 27-32, for casual or aoeiol s reiauonrtrp. SY 1752 COUNTRY bachelor, 6'1', 18D Ds., tikes country music. rm the quiet, outdoors type, seeks active lady him . prefer non-smoker. SY IM (OS/Q GOODaooki% aim mal*, 31, easy-going, honest and sin - are, good seri s of humour, seMdrtg an ofbaclive female, 24-29, who enjoys spending time with friends and family, quiet evenings and romance, for a long term relationship, single mothers welcome. BY 1764 (OSIQ HAPPY -go -lucky male, 39, would like to most lady, 25-40. for casual dating, possible relationship, enjoys music, dining out, dancing, quiet times and intimate conversa- tion. BY 17SS HARD -working, hard -playing, 36, athletic male, 5'6' tall, non-smoker, who enjoys spoils of all kinds and boating, welting non-srriolong, At lady, 27-36, who enjoys spans and trying new Ihirga- SY 17M SINGLE. 6'1', dark hair, blue- For persons IS years of age and over eyed male, 25. enjoys vamp mg, country music and good times. Looking for female, 20. with similar interests. SY 1757 (OSH) ESTABLISHED, caring, responsible, slim male, 30. hard-working, independent. many varied interests, goal and family-onented, seeking fit, honest, responsible female, 26-33, with similar interests. for a possible relationship. SY 1759 (OSH) HONEST and sincere fun male. 23, non-smoker, social drinker, loves to-omance women, seeking attractive fun female. 20-24, with no depen- dents, for a serious long-last- ing relationship. Whitby area. SY I TW SPORTS -minded single male, 30. 5'6-. brown shoulder ength hair, due eyes, looking for slim female rocker, 26.30, who's not into head games, looking for serious relation- ship SY 1761 ATTRACTIVE, professional white ma e. 36, non-drinker, ht, enjoys kills, music and sports, wishes to meet single m m mowho slim and fit, from the Ajax area, for friendship, possible relationship. SY 1762 RUGGEDLY handsome. tail and muscular Euroo>san male. late 20's. You mrght say tall. dark and handsome. Seeks a pretty female for friendship first, poss billy more. SY 1761 BUSINESSMAN, 24, single. enjoys musk, social events and sports seeks professional minded female, 20-35. for a possible relationship. Single mothers welcomhed. Let's wel- come the New Year together' SY 1764 (OSM EASY -going, good-looking mals, 25, enjoys a variety of sports. casual dimers, danc- ing and walking, seeking an attractive fort is, 20-25, for a possible romantic long-term relationship. West Indian pre- ferred. SY 1765 (OSI) PRINCE charming is looking for Cinderella, he's in Ms 40's. 5'11', 170 Ib., established, honest, good career, sense of humor and very definitely a one woman man, she's altrac- We. wry slender and looking for long -teen relationship that may lead to both parses say- ing I do. SY 1766 EASY-GOING young man. 29. handsome, 160 lbs., would like to meet that someone that likes to have fun, dancing, movies, walks in ft snow. If you would Mte to most some- one nice, answer my ad. SY 1767 (OSM ATTRACTIVE mals, 24, e'1', 175 lbs., shoulder length bkrd hair and blue rise. Maes ar npi ng, country/rock music, trave" and quiet evenings at horns looting for that spe- ed person, 21-28, for a posaw ble mlabor ship. SY 17M ADVENTUROUS. owy-gomi independent Oshawa Knight, 26, seeks cheerful. articulate drnsel ler shnii g and eoploii- ing life's riches. SY 1760 HUMOROUS, successful executive. 30, 57', attractive, fit, enjoys tra cal dining. shop- ping. seeks attractive, wofking female, 26-38, who is comfort- able in heats or sneakers, with similar interests. SY 1770 SINCERE, romantic, honest, good sense of humour, if that describes you. then this moth- er of one, 41, would like to hear from you. SY 2487 (OSH) FEMALE, single and attrac- tive, 21, 57', 115 lbs., enjoys the outdoors, quiet evenings in and good times, seeks attractive white major, 22-26, with similar interests, ler pos- sible relationship. SY 2531 (OSH) FUN-iovmg female, 32, with sense of humour, tired of the bar scene, enjoys dinners in or out, fast -paced or lad -back atmospheres, seeks male, 35- 40 for fun times, possible rela- tionship. No head games' SY 2539 ATTRACTIVE, honest, easy- going, full -figured woman, 35, who loves the outdoors, hors- es. movies and country life is seeking an honest, Caring. sin- cere marnage-minded male, 35-40, with similar interests. SY 2545 (OSi) FEMALE, unattached, hard- working. down to earth, outgo- ing, variety of interests. fit and slim, lookirg for honest male. 30-40. of similar qualities for friendship first. SY 2546 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE lady, blonde. SiNie. 35, rferested In meet- ing a single, honest, attractive mate. 30-40, for friendship, possible relationship. SY 2547 (OSM q9 HONEST and sincere white female, medium build, 35, smoker, loves to dance and have fun. seeks honest. down- to-earth tail black male. 35-40, for meaningful relationship. SY 2548 (OSH) ENGLISH ably. 28. committed Christ an, looking for a Christian man, 28-32 for friendship, interests include Christian musks, walks in the country and a dog lover. SY 2550 (OSH) JIM, Industrial Engineer from GM, you responded to box 2536. Drown -eyed, petite blonde, pease respond again to my new box no. (2581) and leave your phone number. SY RIbrown eyes, "a nom. 36, still looking for my knight in shining armor who is 35-40, encore. honest, romantic. out- going and has a sense of humour. SY 2S64 (OSH) PETITE, 34, single, never married, indepe debt, easy to talk to, has a variety of inter- ests, seeking tall, wall built male, 35-39, who is honest and share. SY 2556 (OSIQ JIM, who's 35, who rospardod to fomale nurse, 33, please respond again to mailbox number 2542 as I didn't get your correct phone number. SY 2557 (Oahe ACTIVE, attractive, single formals, 34, tall, professional. ser„ure, enjoys spoAs. travel, outdoors, humour...zest for Me. Seeking male oouMrepaA with similar interests, 30-40, non-smoker. SY 2061 (009 DOWN -to -earth lsmale, a Young 40. 5'6, blonde. blue eyes. slim, single parent, am meeting all the wrong guys, enjoys romance and dancing, seeks loyal. sincere male, 35. 40, for lasting relationship. SY 2569 (OSH) CARING, brown -eyed petite blonde, late 40's, seeking a tall teddy bear, for friendship or possible relationship or more. SY 2581 (OSI) FEMALE, 30, sports -minded, enjoys walks, dining and movies, non-drinker, seeks male, 28-38, looking for friend- ship first and thsn possible relationship. SY 2592 (OSI) BRIGHT, professional, single mom, 46, seeks intelligent, tallish male, who likes camp- ing, nature, movies, politics and museums, for romance and companionship. SY 2602 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, tall, Swedish blonde, 21, open-minded, loves to party and ::a romanced, seeking tall, attrac- tive male, with similar :nter- ests, for possible long-term relationship. SY 26M (OSH) ESTABLISHED, attractive, level headed, loving female, 46. 68, !anry-oriented, inter- ests - dancing, dining. live the- atre, golfing, travelling tc entertaining at home, seeks gentleman, 40-50, for relation- ship. SY 2604 (OSH) VERY attractive. fiC blue-eyed female. 27, fun, honest and caring, likes sports and romantic evenings, seeks quality, fit, shining armored male. 26-35, down to earth and stable. SY 2605 (OSM INDEPENDENT, attractive, slim, health conscious, non- smoking female. 37. 5'6'. enjoys travel. reading, skiing. gardening, hiking, music ar d the arts. seeks leans to tuxedo type of man. 35-45. with sense of humour and similar interests. SY 2606 S.O.S. aurae' vie sincere female. seeks -Hale cormpam- ion. 22-30, who s not guided by past experiences. who is cooking for a good time in the future- SY 2609 (OSH) SLIM, businesswoman. ST. green eyes, enjoys people with a good outlook on life, looking ler a professonai gone tlorran win a good sense of hurmoir. SY 2610 (OSM EASY -gong, wh,ts, single working mom, 36, seeks an honest, caring person with a sense of humour wino enjoys the outdoors and gkaet times. Children are welcome. SY 2612 (OSM EASY -gong, single, whits female, enjoys dancing and Partying. seeks 6' buck male with same interests. SY 2613 O MWARM, caring femats- 26. blonds hair. blue eyes. full rrg- ured, enjoys videos, long dri- ves, dining out and quiet evenings in, seeks responsr ble working male, 25-35, who is honest and sincere. SY 2614 (0SM ROMANTIC, single, wh to female, 40, with a sense of humour and who dossi like to be bored, looking ler outgo- ing. ronanec. honest and seri- ous male, 4450. for possible r labonsfrp. SY 2615 (OSH) TALL blonde blue-eyed moth- er of three, 36, financially secure. likes dancing, music. walking in the snow, likes to cuddle. Seeking most. 35.45, for possible relationship. who loves Children. BY 2617 (o1 YOUNG and restless, 57', fernaM. 39, blords, K who is loolorg for an attractive, car- ing, fit male with a mines of humour, for a possible com. F - , . SY 26/s (as" NJK attractm wolim mrty interests, enjoys life, seeks nom -snaking. caring, active man, mid 50's to early Ws. SY 2616 (01" CAREER wanton, mid jes. VM M established. likes da ic- ing. rr kM bowls We te- alrr and movies. Would Mie to meet gentleman with similar interest- SY 2920 (OSH) OTHER SNCMY YOURS SYSTEMS: Anywhere wilt fie 705 area code you majf access &now* Yon Barrie, Midlarxi, Oris, Cafirlgtlood 1.11*1993 Pelerbofough, U dsay 1476'1321 Anywhere w4m fie 613 area code you may aooess Sincerely Yours: Kirlgslofl area 1416.7400 Arlylifte wilts fie 416 area code you may am Sincerely Yours: Oshawa, Wllifby, Al Pickering 14169761991 Coboug, Port Hope 14169761991 Marldw, Uxbridge, SblN* 14169764847 Mississauga 14164769166 Oak . 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Students: Empower yourself with what it takes to successfully study for and write all your high school examinations! A rally specially prepared for high school students will be held at: Blaisdale Place 545 Kingston Road West, Pickering Village on - Thursday, ' January 6th, 1994 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. At the rally, a professional speaker will cover such topics as: reducing exam anxieties and fears, Malting exams most effectively, - -properly studying for exams, managing your time, and much more! ;Prizes will be given away throughout the evening, a light snack will be provided at the - intermission and each attendee will receive a free day timed Study guides and other helpful literature will be available for purchase. = . - Everyone is welcome at no charge. Donations for the Quality Education, -the 6�ar6ara Black C'enire *w Youth will be ��:mak aid- accepted at the door and would be appreciat+ad. istratlon is 4 �"'e-�9 required as seating is limited to only the first 100MR416MUM per, _kali 428-M7 and after the message leave your name and phone number, ycKr q&jod name r Your Current grade. A seat will be reserved and .. before the everrt. F - ¢Y _ will iV ; The Homework Club Starting Monday, January 10, 1994, Future Skills Of Canada will be launching (Canada's first telephone assistance service for elementary and high school students.) This unique service will provide students with the opportunity to contact a certified teacher and receive assistance with their homework, school projects, etc. Expert assistance will be available Monday to Friday from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m., 52 weeks per year! Weekend service will be available early in the new year. To enrol a student or for more information, please call (905) 4 -A -TUTOR or 428- 8867 today. Student Success Programs and Workshops Beginning Monday, February 14, 1994, Future Skills Of Canada will be conducting exciting Student Success Programs and Workshops for students of all ages. These self-improvement programs will help students to be better communicators, learn leadership and time -management skills, reinforce goal -setting abilities and much more! Programs and workshops vary in length and content. For a detailed calendar or for more information, please call (905) 4 -A -TUTOR or 428-8867 today.