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Sunday, Dec. 11, 1994 44 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 113 No. 50
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Baby In a big hurry
PICKERING — Ambulance
attendants Mike Dick and Jim Moir
won't have to lie next time they
race to the aid of an expectant
mother who's in a bey.
They'll be telling the truth when
they advise the next woman about
to make a rush delivery that they've
done this kind of thing before.
Carlene McConnell wiU vouch
for that The Pickering resident had
the help of the two when she gave
birth to son Braedin Nov. 14, a
week before the due date.
Messrs. Dick and Moir turned
into storks the minute they arrived
u the McConnell's Brookshire
Square home around 1:10 a.m.,
three or four minutes after being
dispatched on a 911 call that a
woman had gone into labor.
Mr. Moir recalls, "The mother
was in the bedroom. We counted
the contractions and the baby was
crowning. We delivered it at 1:20.
There was the father. Mike and
myself. The fust thing (father Rob
McConnell) said was 'Get her to the
hospital'. We didn't let on we were
both doing this for the fust time.-
In
ime"In fact. they told a little white be,
Mrs. McConnell remembers. " I'bey
said not to worry, that it happens all
the time, that they'd done this
before.-
What's
efore"What's there to do? "It was a
taubook delivery," recalls Mr. Moir
. "Mom did everything. We didn't
have to do anything. We just suc-
booed and made sure the baby was
breathing. It's the mom who does
all the work- It couldn't have been
easier."
Mrs. McConnell can't agree
exactly with that analysis. She
rrat 1 1 F 3 that. after she went into
labor around 12:30, she woke up
her husband. "1 told him 1 thought 1
Was a hbor."
By the time he'd called his
mover in North York b ask her to
come out and take cane of three-
year-old daughter Marleigh and
went back upstairs to the bedroom,
"I odd him we wouldn't be able to
wait for his mother, that he should
call the neighbor. My husband
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Little Braedin McConnell made his first honorary uncles" by mom Charlene, sister
appearance at home and not the hospital with Marieigh and dad Rob.
the help of ambulance attendants Mike Dido,
back left, and Jim Moir, referred to as "the photo by A.J. Groen
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Third
arrest in
gun club
murder
AJAX — A third suspect has
been arrested in connection with
the brutal murder of a firearms
range worker.
A 17 -year-old young offender
was nabbed Thursday at his Scar-
borough borne by members of the
Durham Regional Police homicide
unit and charged with robbery and
accessary to murder.
Norman Chow, 27, was shot
and killed Oct 3 at Fuewrm Train-
ing Ranges, 10 Bats Rd.
The youth appeared in Oshawa
Provincial Court Friday and was
released on bail.
Tyrell MacKinnon, 18, was
arrested Oct 7 and charged with
fust -degree murder. A 17-year-oid
Scarborough was charged Nov. 21
with first-degree murder and rob-
bery-
Throe semi-atsomatic handguns
missing from the firing range
haven't boon recovered.
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Hospital
closing
beds for
holidays
By KEITH GILLIGAN
srAW REPORIER
AJAX-PICKERING — Twenty
beds and an operating room will be
closed at Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital during the Christmas sea-
son as the facility tries to meet its
social contract targets.
The bed closure frrom Dec. 17 to
Jan. 3 shouldn't affect patient cue,
says hospital president Bruce Cliff.
"I feel strongly
that I don't
believe it will.-
The
ill"The 20 beds and
operating room
can be closed
because the num-
ber of elective
Bruce Clift medical proce-
dures performed
drops during the Christmas season,
he notes.
The closure "allows us to take
four social contract days. It gives us
a chance to have staff out and not
have to replace tbem. It gives staff
an opportunity to take a vacation."
Mr. Cliff says another 10 beds
could be shut from Dec. 2-1 to 30 if it
won't affect emergency services,
reports Mr. Cliff.
"We'll close another 10 beds if
we can. If it's too busy at that time
and emergency is busy and backing
up, we won't close them.-
From
hem"From Dec. 27 to 30, the ambula-
tory care unit will only operate from
8 am. to noon. The unit provides
treatment on an outpatient basic and
has nothing to do with the ambu-
lance service.
"It does things a donor can't do
at his office because be reeds back-
up, but doesn't need to admit a
patient," Mr. Cliff says. The unit
performs such procedures as wart
removals and biopsies.
The intensive care unit, emer-
gency department and mammal and
newborn services will operate as
usual during the Christmas season.
Mr. Cliff says the community can
help the hospital durmg the Christ-
mas
hristmas season by going to their family
Physic= with their minor ailmelts
instead of ft enwSency depart-
ment
The hospital has 147 bods. **kh
include 20 in the pa dimic grad
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School board's fume
that Province ignored
smoking ban concerns
By SAL BOMMARITO
STAFF REPOR'IF3t
DURHAM — Durham school board officials
have expressed concern over the provincial govern-
ment's move to ban smoking on all school grounds,
but those concerns have fallen on deaf ears.
Under the Tobacco Control Act, which was pro-
claimed law Nov. 30, smoking is now banned on
all school property, including buildings and
Prior to the new legislation being passed, high
schools were permitted to designate outs:
smoking areas on school property. Thi
smoking areas were used by both students
and staff.
The new law [Weans students and staff
members who smoke will have to light uI
somewhere other than school grounds, aj
that couldspell trouble for homeowners anu
businesses located near high schools, as well as
make supervision of students smoking off school
grounds difficult.
"Our concerns are still there and they were not
addressed in the final regulations," says Craig
Burch, superintendent of employee relations at the
Durham Board of Education.
Both the Durham public and Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate School Board wrote to
the Ministry of Education and Training expressing
those concerns prior to the fmal regulations being
drafted.
Schools recently received from the ministry a
publication entitled Smoke -Free High Schools
which outlines a step-by-step program of imple-
mentatioo for the new smoking ban.
But nowhere in the publication are the problems
which may arise from students smoking off school
property addressed, says Joanne Carroll, superin-
teadeAt of education and policy committee advisor
for the separate school board.
In the ministry's publication there's no discus-
sion of any flexibility whatsoever." she says.
Schools arc instructed to turn to their local
health departments to help with the enforcement
and implementation of the smoking ban.
But schools have taken the initiative to bead off
those problems before they happen, according to
board officials.
"Schools want to continue to be good neighbors.
Schools will be doing their best to comply with the
law," Mr. Burch says.
To that end, schools will work with members of
the community, including home and business own-
ers, as well as police, to make sure there are no
incidents between students and nearby residents.
"When you're landlocked like we are with
partment buildings and homeowners on
either side, it becomes a problem,"
explains Mickie Petursson, principal of
O'Neill Collegiate Vocational Institute in
Oshawa.
She explains O'Neill banned smoking at
aeginning of the year to minimize problems
which may have occurred from implementing a ban
Part way through the year. At the same time, the
school is working closely with community mem-
bers to ensure there are no communication prob-
lems and trying to educate its students to be sensi-
tive to neighbors' concerns.
"We've talked to neighbors, sent letters home
with students and developed a task force to deal
with problems. We're trying to impress on kids
they have to be responsible," she says.
"We're worried about where the kids will go
and whether they will bother homeowners." agrees
Pickering High School vice-principal Paul Murray.
"We want to protect the reputation of the school
WO at the same time respect the concerns ns of home-
owners," he adds.
The school has established a committee com-
prised of parents, public health representatives, stu-
dents, homeowners, administrators and police to
deal with any problems arising from the smoking
ban.
-Through a consultation process we will decide
bow to deal with the issue, which is a community
issue. Because if the kids are not smoking on
school property, where are they smoking?"
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DURHAM — A young man,
armed with a clipboard, a list of
addresses, and a lot of gall, was
canvassing houses recently for
the Heart and Stroke Founda-
tion, according to area co-
ordinator Anne Capon.
Unfortunately, the
Heart and Stroke Foun-
dation doesn't begin its
door-to-door campaign
until February.
"A caller from the south
end of Oshawa said she was
canvassed by a young man
whose clipboard sported a Heart
and Stroke Foundation logo,"
said Ms Capon.
"He appeared to have a list of
addresses but we have never
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VJUSTICE
Being drunk
no excuse for
criminals: MP
AJAX-PICMUr- G — Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague is circulating a
petition to close a "classic case of
a loophole- in the law that's allowed
extreme intoxication to be used as a defence in a crime.
The petition calls on the federal government to amend the Criminal Code to
disallow the defence of extreme intoxication after the Supreme Court of Cana-
da in September overturned the sex-
ual assault conviction of a Quebec-
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man who'd raped a disabled woman
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and pleaded for mercy arguing he
was drunk he
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so wasn't responsible
for his actions.
"Rape is a violent and vile act of
the other sex. Its a repudiation of
�.
our respect for women. It's inexcus-
'Sony,
able to say I was too stoned
or drunk'" Mr. McTeague says.
Shortly following the Supreme
Court ruling. an Alberta man
charged with severely beating his
�0
wife used the extreme intoxication
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Mr. McTeague wonders aloud,
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are cnnlatinOVAL
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BREAD
weeks getting ripped out of their
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Ininds and using (drunkenness) as a
shield'' It's important the Mi<nisw of
Justice act and act swiftly.
Compare
Justice Minister Allan Rock has
legislation pending that would pro-
►'
hrbit judges from considering drunk-
enness when sentencing someone.
but it won't be dealt with until next
year all the earliest.
Copies of the MP's petition we
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available at his constituency
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office
at 60 Randall Dr- Unit 9. Pickering
r;
Village. Call 427-6203 for more
information cc a copy.
Dr. Mary Mitchell
EDIATRICIAN
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extension of her practice
in Whitby, Oshawa and Ajax
areas.
New patients now being
accepted. Appointments can
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locations.
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Don't go too tar
It's the season of giving, but still Ajax -Pickering
Hospital is getting Scrooged.
Hospital officials are being forced to close 20 beds
and an operating room over the Christmas holiday
season to meet provincial government Social Con-
tract requirements. To their credit, hospital officials
have decided to take the least troublesome route in
closing down the facilities at a time of year when
demand is at its lowest. Also moving to decrease the
workload -- and save money -- is the hospital's
ambulatory care unit, which provides outpatient treat-
ment.
But we caution hospital officials -- despite the fact
they are only responding to provincial government
policies -- not to be too zealous in their efforts to
meet Social Contract demands. Hospital president
Bruce Cliff says another 10 beds could be shut down
between Dec. 23 and 30, but we fear that cutting too
far back could potentially jeopardize the level of ser-
vice that can be provided in emergency situations.
During the Christmas season, families clog the roads
to share the festive spirit, young hockey players travel
with their teams to participate in tournaments, Boxing
Day shoppers head out en masse to hunt for bargains,
and people still drink and drive.
No one is suggesting hospital officials would con-
sciously put Social Contract obligations before care,
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To the editor.
In reply to Lori Ford's letter I would like to
state that I live on Dalewood Drive in Picker-
ing. Myself and the other residents of the street
can say what the traffic on Dalewood is like.
First of all, after monitoring the traffic, only
one in every three cars come to a full stop at the
stop sign. Some don't even acknowledge it.
In other monitoring, we noticed in one 45 -
minute period 150 cars were counted travelling
down Dalewood, a so-called residential road. I
cannot see how this woman's statement can be
legitimized since she doesn't see the situation
every day, day after day, the way I do. Every
From the
managing
editor's desk
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morning at about 6:30 am. I can sit in my bed-
room and there is the sound of cars travelling
by my house — constantly.
I find it ironic that all these other streets
around us have had the same or worse traffic
problems at least as long as us and no one, save
for the Twyn Rivers group, have complained
until we came forward.
Another one of Ms. Ford's statements was
rather interesting; she said she had to keep her
windows closed because the construction of our
homes raised a lot of pollution.
My father has lived in this area for 43 years
so he was probably bothered by the construc-
tion of her home. Does this fact also lesson the
validity of her complaints as she seems to want
to do us? My father lost his well because of
construction so we all pay the price.
In closing, I would like Ms. Ford to sit on
the corner of Brookridge and Dalewood for a
half-hour any weekday morning (from 6:30 till
8:30) and then comment again. 1 feel that her
statement was made without any research done
and that is simply not fair to the residents that
have a very real problem.
P. Bradmore,
Dakwood Drive,
Pickering
Add one moreto
your II*s
I've said it before and I'll say it again: Dig just a
little deeper for the United Way.
At what was supposed to be the Ajax -Pickering
United Way's campaign wrap-up last Wednesday,
campaign chairman Louise Farr instead had to
announce a deadline extension.
It seems that despite their best and
most aggressive efforts to raise $l
million for the communities'
member agencies, the shortfall is
still more than $ 100,000.
But it's certainly not through
any fault of the campaign team.
In the past three months I've 4D
spent a lot of time on the phone, at
the United Way campaign office and at various com-
munity functions dealing with requests and com-
ments on the campaign and the newspaper's efforts in
publicizing it in the communities we cover.
On more than one occasion we disagreed on
approaches and ideas, but every person I have dealt
with who is on the campaign team has been perfectly
professional. Louise Farr and Martin Olenroot
deserve particular credit for their passionate commit -
ment to the cause. They bent my ear on many occa-
sions and pushed me ever further to share the mes-
sage. The bottom line is this: they care.
So here we are, near the end of the year, and a lot
of people may go without in 1995. Indeed, there is a
real danger of service cuts as a result of the current
shortfall.
Consider this: if you added just one more person
to your Christmas shopping list, it could make the
difference.
The person you're shopping for isn't anyone you
know and he/she just needs a few dollars. Donate it
to the United Way on their behalf and your gift could
take many forms.
It could mean more food or better clothing for a
needy child; it could be counselling for an abused
wife or girlfriend; it could mean better job prospects
for someone who is trying to improve their life.
It could mean a lot of things, but this is certain: It
will mean you have done someone you don't even
know a great community service.
And when you think about it, that's what the spirit
of Christmas is all about.
Isn't it?
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V CRIME
Robbery trio caught on video
PICKERING — A video camera captured three
masked men, one wielding a meat cleaver, robbing a con-
venience shore hese early Friday morning.
Durham Regional Police say the trio, two carrying
large knives, entered the Mac's Convenience Stork at 893
Bayly SL around 1:45 asm and ordered the 24 -year-old
clerk and a 3I ;year-old cleaner to lie face down on the
floor. The suspects then made off with an undisclosed
quantity of cash. ciprtt;e,, :u>d kxtcxy tickets.
The workers were not hurt.
One robber is described as white. 5'8". with a slim b
medium build He was wearing a ski mask light-colored
gloves and jacket with a wool interior.
The second is black, 5'11". with a medium build He
wore a blue or grey ski mask a down -filled winter jacket
and patched pants.
The third is while, with a slue build. He was wearing a
dark hornha jacket and ski mask.
ADVERTISING CORRECTION
Eaton's Christmas Gifts t2 appeared in
this newspaper. Wednesday Nm 30, 1W
On Pape 41 •Items H. Wall flower vase with
gold tone and Item K Paper Mache star
design set of 4 boxes. will not be available
due 10 soppier delivery probierns.
Inadverlently, the enor listed appeared in our
advertising. We sincerely regret any
inconvenience or contusion to our
cans omers.
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CORRECTION
In this week's 'Christmas Tradibon'
flyer the following errors have
occurred:
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available.
Page 24: Not aN styles of the I OK Gold
Lockets are selling at the price
indicated. Some styles are se" at
$49.99 and others at $59.99.
We apologize for any inconvenience
this may have caused.
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High-tech police cruiser on display
❑ Patrol tar of the future
on its way to Durham
DURHAM — The police cruiser of the
future will be on display in Durham
Region mid -week.
Northstar Canada Ltd. is bringing three
prototype police cruisers to 25 Division in
Pickering on the request of Durham
Regional Police, police fleet manager
Dave Winters says.
Developed in the U.S., the state -of -the -
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` a typical
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FROM PAGE 1
started the car and did all those
types of things. When he came
back upstairs, I said ' Phis is all hap-
pening too fast' and he said he was
going to phone for an ambulance.
"I think they got here around
1:15. They said there was no way
they'd be able to make it to (Ajax -
Pickering General) hospital. 1
wasn't too thrilled about delivering
at home, but when they said they
could see the head 1 thought 1 might
as well just live with it
" Ibey were both sweating a lot
but they told me not to worry, that
they'd done it before. The truth of
the matter is they hadn't-"
Mrs. McConnell didn't find that
out until two days later when
Messrs. Dido and Moir, now called
"the honorary tuhcks", dropped by
the hospital to visit mom and her
healthy seven -pound, 12 -and -a -
half -ounce boy. "They brought a
big brown teddy bear for the baby
and a card that said 'Congratula-
tions on the birth of your second
child, our &W."
Do the McConnells have plans
for any more children? "Well," says
Moat, 'ray husband thought we'd
have thrix. But, by the time we got
to the hospital that night, he said
maybe we could five with just two.
I think I'll just see how we manage
with two."
If they do have any more addi-
tions to the fancily, she hopes the
stork delivers to the hospital.
"There are some definite advan-
tages to a quick delivery but I
wouldn't plan to do it at home
again."
But, � should the two ambulance
wiendants get the Call again, they'll
be ready, assures Mr. Moir. '"17be
experience was great. We'd seen
(films of child birth) at school. The
first time helping isgreat."
It's something that was always
in the bade of Mr. Moies mind. "I
kind of hoped to be able to do it.
Then you hope you don't have to
could go wrong.
Nmaty per cent of the time, there's
nothing wrong. Yeah, I'd do it
2"
He admits he and his partner
were "both quite excited. We
cleared the hospital at 2:30 a.m.
The adrenaline was still pumping
when we left work at 8 am."
Mtn McCoonell has nothing but
praise for the dynamic delivery
duo. 'fbey'n two great guys. We
really appreck od their help."
As for baby Brandin: "He's a
typical boy. He's pretty impatient.
He wants a eat right now. He can't
wait for a diaper change. He knows
what he wants and he wants it
.._..;...off. .:� '. ..: .
art cruisers are making their way to
Durham Region to find out if Canadian
jaw enforcement agencies are inter
ed in purchasing the product.
"It's not on the market yet. It'
a concept car ... a prototype.
Northstar wants to do a market
analysis as to what the police
response is here in Canada,"
says Mr. Winters.
Dubbed the Mobile Sub -Sta-
tion, the prototype police vehic—
uses a conventional 1994 Chevrolet
Caprice cruiser, but comparisons end
there.
vehicle has been modified to
-lude high-tech equipment ranging
rom a liquid crystal display (LCD)
screen in place of regular instru-
mentation, to a night -vision cam-
era and video -recording system.
The cruiser also includes a navi-
gational system, cellular phone,
portable lap -top computer, printer
a..d fax machine.
"It's a specific design which is specific
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which come in. We have to modify them,"
Mr. Winters says.
Representatives from police forces
across the province have been invited to
the attend the demonstration.
The vehicles will be on display at 25
Division, on the northeast corner of High-
way 2 and Brock Road, in Pickering on
Wednesday, Dec. 14, from noon to 2 p.m.
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Hospital
helpers
The Knights of Columbus Council 6161 has donated i
$1,225 toward the purchase of a bed for Ajax -Pickering
General Hospital with proceeds from a cuntry and west-
ern dance. Above, Great Knight Rob Cook and his chil-
dren Karen and Christopher pose with Tracy Paterson i
of the hospitals communrly re!a! o^s office and Band-
Aid the bear.
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Ajax -Picketing General Hospital during Ryleric Crafts'
recent craft show at East Shore Comnttx>ity Centre in
pickeiing.
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Alice May Peddie died at Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital Dec. 9 in
her 87th year. Visitation at the
McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old
Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Vil-
lage), on Saturday. Dec. 10, from 2
to 4 pm. and 7 to 9 p.m. A funeral
service is being held Sunday, Dec.
11, at 2 pm. in the chapel of the
funeral home with interment in
Cbwmont Union Cemetery.
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General Hospital with proceeds from a cuntry and west-
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dren Karen and Christopher pose with Tracy Paterson i
of the hospitals communrly re!a! o^s office and Band-
Aid the bear.
s=Ig►
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Joan Robbins of Ajax buys a mffie ticket to help the
Ajax -Picketing General Hospital during Ryleric Crafts'
recent craft show at East Shore Comnttx>ity Centre in
pickeiing.
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ALICE MAY PEDDIF
Alice May Peddie died at Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital Dec. 9 in
her 87th year. Visitation at the
McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old
Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Vil-
lage), on Saturday. Dec. 10, from 2
to 4 pm. and 7 to 9 p.m. A funeral
service is being held Sunday, Dec.
11, at 2 pm. in the chapel of the
funeral home with interment in
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Lorraine Simpson (seated) chairperson of the health and safety committee at Pre-
cision Valve on Fuller Road in Ajax, blows into a breath -analyzer used by police to
detect the level of alcohol in a person's bloodstream as Durham Regional Police
Constable Greg Sands and industry general manager Ian Tyler look on. Police
were at the business last Monday morning warning employees about the dangers
of drinking and driving during the upcoming holiday season.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
PICKERING TOWN CENTRE
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The Great
Retiring principal cherishes lCanadian
reward of work with kids
❑ British native calls
it quits after 25 years
with public board
By SAL BOMMARITO
STAFF REPORTER
AJAX-PICKERING — After
25 years as a teacher and school
administrator with the Durham
Board of Education, Duffin's
Bay Public School principal Bar-
bara Garland is ready to hang up
her pointer.
"I came into teaching some-
what later in life than most peo-
ple," explains Mrs. Garland who
officially retires on Dec. 22, the
first day of the school Christmas
break.
It was a lucky twist of fate
which resulted in her becoming a
teacher back in her native Eng-
land, she recalls fondly.
"The idea (of becoming a
teacher) was planted in my mind
many years before and the
opportunity hadn't been avail-
able. But Britain, in 1967,
opened up teacher training col-
lege to mature student<. Thc
Retiring Duffin's Bay Public School principal Barbara Garland pays
a visit to Grade 1 students Kelly Johnstone (left) and Jenna Tyrrell.
The principal is retiring Dec. 22 after 25 years with the Durham
Board of Education. photo by A.J. Groen
CORRECTION NOTICE
In our Sears '&fight Ideas, sale prices
start Monday, December 5, 1994 gift
digest. page 53, the ladies skate,
*16518 is not available in size 11. Also,
on page 7. the Opium body creme, 200
ml is incorrectly advertised as being
$63.00, it should have read $66A0. Also
on that page, the Oscar dela Renta,
eau de Tette, 60 ml read $18.00, i
should have read $52.00. Also, on page
11. the White Diamonds eau de pertum
50 ml spray reads $50 each. it should
have read $68.00. Also, in our Sears,
'&light Ideas, sale prices start Monday,
November 28, 1994 gift digest, page
19, the Craftsman, 3 piece pier set,
*32391 is not illustrated correctly. It
does not include a bard nose pier Also,
in our Sears, 'Bright Ideas, sale prices
end Saturday, December 24, 1994 gift
digest. page 34, the dress shirts on sale
for under $20 should have read,
excludes *27248/9 Arrow wrk*Jy free
dress shirt, *16268/71 and *27027
Protocol pletnum and 27296 thru 27305
Protocol shirt and tie set. We skmey
apologize for any inconvenience this
may have caused our customers.
opportunity presented itself and I
took it."
Mrs. Garland was working as
a private secretary in business at
the time.
Just one year later, her hus-
band was transferred to Ajax and
Mrs. Garland joined him the fol-
lowing year.
In 1969, she was hired by the
Ontario County Board of Educa-
tion, which later became the
Durham school board, to teach at
the newly -constructed South-
wood Park Public School in
Ajax.
"I was a member of the origi-
nal (Southwood) staff. I was
,caching junior kindergarten at
the time. I taught it for three
.ears but the program was
removed when we became a
member of the Durham board,"
recalls the long-time Ajax resi-
dent.
She spent 10 years as an ele-
mentary school teacher at South-
wood and then seven years at
Lord Elgin Public School in
Ajax.
She also taught at Gandatseti-
agon Public School in Pickering.
She was hired as vice-princi-
pal of Gandatsetiagon in 1985.
Mrs. Garland was vice-principal
of Woodlands Centennial in
Pickering before joining Duffin's
Bay in Ajax as principal back in
Mav of 1990.
She was named the Durham
school board's educator of the
year that same year.
When Mrs.'Garland looks
back on her career, what stands
out is the reward of working with
young people.
"The best part has been the
involvement with the students.
Whatever grade I've taught,
whatever school or position I've
had, it's the students, teachers
and parents I've met who have
made it all worthwhile."
Mrs. Garland plans to do
some travelling, write children's
books, explore how a computer
can be used to design arts and
crafts and spend more time with
her grandchildren.
tone Mr1ic3iiclfXI; M
Weather
Contest
Old Man Winter is knocking. He's quickly gaining
strength after being away for so long and stands
ready to take over our lives for the next several
months. Therefore, it's time for a weather check.
We're going to test your knowledge of weather in
Canada and how it affects people from coast to
coast. We'll draw a winner from all of the correct
entries and provide you with a dinner for two to
warm up your winter nights. Brace yourself and
bundle up for the Great Canadian Weather Con-
test...
1. What major world city spends the most money on snow
removal?
A) Helsinki B) Montreal C) Moscow D) Toronto
2. What is Canada's sunniest province?
A) Alberta B) Saskatchewan C) New Brunswick D) Manitoba
3) How much does an average fall of heavy snow weigh on an
average driveway?
A) 1/2 tonne B) 1 tonne C) 2 tonnes D) 4 tonnes
4) Which of the following moves the fastest?
A) A large hailstone B) A hurricane C) Snowflakes in a
blizzard D) The winner of the Queen's Plate
5) What is Canada's foggiest city?
A) Saint John, N.B. B) Vancouver, B.C. C) St. Johns,
Nfkf. D) Halifax, N.S.
We'll print the correct answers with the wrrtrurtg entry. Be sure to
include your name and address with your entry so we can contact
you. Deadline for entries is Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1994 for publica-
tion in the Friday, Dec. 30 edition of the News Advertiser.
Send your entries to: Ajax -Pickering News
Advertiser Great Canadian Weather Contest,
c/o the newsroom, 130 Commercial Ave.,
Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5
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SUNDAY, DEC. l l
CHRISTMAS CONCERT: The
Pickering Concert Band and The
County Town Singers invite the
whole family to A Yuletide Cele-
bration at the Pickering Village
United Church, 300
Church St. N., Ajax, at
2:30 p.m. Santa will be
there, as will reindeers
from the Metro Toronto
Zoo at 2 pm. Tickets
are $5 for adults, $3
for seniors and
youths and are avail-
able at the Pickering Village
Pharmacy, 50 Old Kingston Rd.,
Ajax, or at the door. 831-5508.
MUSICAL: The children of
Pickering Pentecostal Church,
755 Oklahoma Drive, Pickering
will present the Christmas musi-
cal -Twas The Light Before
Christmas" at 6 p.m. 839-1302.
MONDAY, DEC. 12
BAZAAR: The Ajax Senior Citi-
zens' Friendship Club holds a
Christmas bazaar, raffle and tea
room from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 46
Exeter Rd., Ajax. DJ equipment
for sale. 686-1573.
Bear hug
will help
Ajax
Pickering
Hospital
.VAX-MCKERM - Bears are
roaming in the Pickering Town
Centre these days.
VdW teers from the Ajax and
Pickering General Hospital me in
the mall selling gold aad Over
bear raffle tickets. Proceeds will
be used a buy equipmeot for the
Gold bear tickets sell for $5
each stud the prize is a Gtmd-brand
stuffed bear, while the silver bear
tickets sell for $l each and the
prize is a smaller Goad -brand
stuffed bear.
The `Bear Booth' is [sear the
information kiosk on the upper
level.
Tickets are on sale until Dec.
23. The winning tickets will be
drawn on Dec. 23 at 4 p.m.
Silver bear decorations will
hang from a Christian tree in the
mall [mail the draw.
Call the hospital's community
relations office at 428-1407 for
in= infannac n.
PARENT FINDERS: Parent
Finders Association - Durham
Chapter, meets the second Tues-
day of each month at 7:30 p.m. at
Albert Street United Church, at
the corner of Albert and Olive
streets, in Oshawa. 686-7840
(Jan).
BIRDS: The Durham Avicultural
Society of Ontario meets the sec-
ond Tuesday of every month at
7:30 p.m. at Swans Marina, 590
Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering.
Annual Christmas social. Family
membership $25 a year. A club
library is available. 839-3219
(Dianne), 721-8397 (George).
FISH: The Durham Region
Aquarium Society meets at 7:30
p.m. in the cafeteria of McLaugh-
lin Collegiate, 507 Stevenson Rd.
N., Oshawa. Everyone welcome.
831-0940 (Ty Fisher), 987-3412
(Jim Brown).
EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham
Region holds a meeting for par-
ents of children with epilepsy at
7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Com-
munity Centre, 109 Colborne St.
W., Oshawa. 666-9926.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14
WOMEN'S CLUB: The Canadi-
HARD OF HEARING: The
Hard of Hearing Support Group
meets the second Wednesday of
every month from 7 to 8:30 p.m..
usually at the Oshawa Deaf Cen-
tre, 750 King St. E. Call 655-
5544 (Gayle, voice or TTY.
answering machine for voice
only) for meeting location or
information.
SINGLE PARENTS: The One
Parent Family Association of
Ajax -Pickering holds weekly
Wednesday meetings for adults at
8 p.m. at Swans Marina, Liver-
pool Rd. S.. Pickering. Social,
educational, sports activities for
all, and dances. 837-0328.
BUSINESS WOMEN: The
Durham Business and Professiop-
al Women's Club holds a dinner
meeting at the
Victorian Garden
Banquet Hall,:;;
corner of Hwy. 2
and Randall
Drive, Pickering
Village. Renee
Munro of the
Bahamas Tourist Office will
speak on doing business there.
Reception at 6 p.m., dinner at
6:45 p.m. $25 for members, $30
for noo-members. $10 for dessert
and presentation only. 427-6930
(Karen Graham), 723-3000
(Nancy Bone).
CONCERT: The music depart-
ment at Exeter High School, 80
Falby Crt.. Ajax, presents a hoh-
DENTURE CLINIC
REPAIRS (1 hr.) • Relines ' Complete, Partial Dentures
LOWER DENTURE STABILITY
NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER
_ n ff COMULTATIOM
William Steil, DD, F C.A.D.(A)
84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W.
P""NG VILLAGE, AJAX
683-4294
After hours 428-8801
nant women and breastfeeding
mothers to attend their meetings
at 7:45 p.m.
Babies are welcome. 831-
2017, 416-282-6462 or 416-283-
5044.
OVEREATERS: Overeaters
Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m.
and it's for people of all ages. It's
free and the group meets every
Thursday. Call Carolyn at 619-
0074 for information and loca-
tion.
BREAST CANCER: Reach To
Recovery breast cancer support
group for patients, family and
friends meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at
the Family Trust building, south-
east corner of Finley Avenue and
EUCHRE NIGHT: A Euchre
Night will begin at 7
p.m. at the Seniors
Activity Centre, A
910 Liverpool
Rd. South. The
cost is $3 per j
person. Al
Prizes, refresh-
ment, everyone welcome.
For more information contact
John at 839-4584.
BARBERSHOP SINGING: The
Horseless Carriagemen Barber-
shop Chorus will serenade
patrons of the Harwood Place
Mall in Ajax from 10 to 10:30
a.m.
The barbershoppers will sing a
variety of traditional Christmas
carols. 579-3462 (Roy
Brillinger).
Try to fit one of these
under vour tree
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Full lines of tables and billiard accessories
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Billboard is a free feature for SMOKERS: The SOS (Smokers
an Progress Club —
day concert An Evening of Music
Bayly Street, Ajax.
The group meets the third
community events of a non- Overcoming Smoking)
To have Support Group
Pickering/Ajax Women's Chapter
7 Pickering
from 7 to 9 p.m. Free admission
welcome. 683-
Thursday of each month. 686 -
profit nature. your
meets at p.m. at the
and everyone
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events promoted in Billboard, meets from 7 to 9
Recreation Complex. Valley
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fax 683-7363 or write to the p.m. every Mon-
Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- day at the Durham
Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. The
club meets the second and fourth
THURSDAY, DEC. 15
SATURDAY, DEC. 17
er 130 Commercial Ave A' Re ion Lun Assn-
Wednesda s of each month 831-
Ont., LIS 2H5. J cation offices, 40 8586 (Carol). BREASTFEEDING: La Leche
The deadline for Billboard King St. W., Suite 300, League Pickering invites preg-
items is 10 a.m. the Monday Oshawa. Meetings are free and
prior to Wednesday publica- for smokers at any stage of quit -
tion, 10 a.m. the Wednesday ting. 436-1046.
prior to Friday publication and
10 a.m. the Thursday prior to TUESDAY, DEC. 13
Sunday publication.
SUNDAY, DEC. l l
CHRISTMAS CONCERT: The
Pickering Concert Band and The
County Town Singers invite the
whole family to A Yuletide Cele-
bration at the Pickering Village
United Church, 300
Church St. N., Ajax, at
2:30 p.m. Santa will be
there, as will reindeers
from the Metro Toronto
Zoo at 2 pm. Tickets
are $5 for adults, $3
for seniors and
youths and are avail-
able at the Pickering Village
Pharmacy, 50 Old Kingston Rd.,
Ajax, or at the door. 831-5508.
MUSICAL: The children of
Pickering Pentecostal Church,
755 Oklahoma Drive, Pickering
will present the Christmas musi-
cal -Twas The Light Before
Christmas" at 6 p.m. 839-1302.
MONDAY, DEC. 12
BAZAAR: The Ajax Senior Citi-
zens' Friendship Club holds a
Christmas bazaar, raffle and tea
room from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 46
Exeter Rd., Ajax. DJ equipment
for sale. 686-1573.
Bear hug
will help
Ajax
Pickering
Hospital
.VAX-MCKERM - Bears are
roaming in the Pickering Town
Centre these days.
VdW teers from the Ajax and
Pickering General Hospital me in
the mall selling gold aad Over
bear raffle tickets. Proceeds will
be used a buy equipmeot for the
Gold bear tickets sell for $5
each stud the prize is a Gtmd-brand
stuffed bear, while the silver bear
tickets sell for $l each and the
prize is a smaller Goad -brand
stuffed bear.
The `Bear Booth' is [sear the
information kiosk on the upper
level.
Tickets are on sale until Dec.
23. The winning tickets will be
drawn on Dec. 23 at 4 p.m.
Silver bear decorations will
hang from a Christian tree in the
mall [mail the draw.
Call the hospital's community
relations office at 428-1407 for
in= infannac n.
PARENT FINDERS: Parent
Finders Association - Durham
Chapter, meets the second Tues-
day of each month at 7:30 p.m. at
Albert Street United Church, at
the corner of Albert and Olive
streets, in Oshawa. 686-7840
(Jan).
BIRDS: The Durham Avicultural
Society of Ontario meets the sec-
ond Tuesday of every month at
7:30 p.m. at Swans Marina, 590
Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering.
Annual Christmas social. Family
membership $25 a year. A club
library is available. 839-3219
(Dianne), 721-8397 (George).
FISH: The Durham Region
Aquarium Society meets at 7:30
p.m. in the cafeteria of McLaugh-
lin Collegiate, 507 Stevenson Rd.
N., Oshawa. Everyone welcome.
831-0940 (Ty Fisher), 987-3412
(Jim Brown).
EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham
Region holds a meeting for par-
ents of children with epilepsy at
7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Com-
munity Centre, 109 Colborne St.
W., Oshawa. 666-9926.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14
WOMEN'S CLUB: The Canadi-
HARD OF HEARING: The
Hard of Hearing Support Group
meets the second Wednesday of
every month from 7 to 8:30 p.m..
usually at the Oshawa Deaf Cen-
tre, 750 King St. E. Call 655-
5544 (Gayle, voice or TTY.
answering machine for voice
only) for meeting location or
information.
SINGLE PARENTS: The One
Parent Family Association of
Ajax -Pickering holds weekly
Wednesday meetings for adults at
8 p.m. at Swans Marina, Liver-
pool Rd. S.. Pickering. Social,
educational, sports activities for
all, and dances. 837-0328.
BUSINESS WOMEN: The
Durham Business and Professiop-
al Women's Club holds a dinner
meeting at the
Victorian Garden
Banquet Hall,:;;
corner of Hwy. 2
and Randall
Drive, Pickering
Village. Renee
Munro of the
Bahamas Tourist Office will
speak on doing business there.
Reception at 6 p.m., dinner at
6:45 p.m. $25 for members, $30
for noo-members. $10 for dessert
and presentation only. 427-6930
(Karen Graham), 723-3000
(Nancy Bone).
CONCERT: The music depart-
ment at Exeter High School, 80
Falby Crt.. Ajax, presents a hoh-
DENTURE CLINIC
REPAIRS (1 hr.) • Relines ' Complete, Partial Dentures
LOWER DENTURE STABILITY
NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER
_ n ff COMULTATIOM
William Steil, DD, F C.A.D.(A)
84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W.
P""NG VILLAGE, AJAX
683-4294
After hours 428-8801
nant women and breastfeeding
mothers to attend their meetings
at 7:45 p.m.
Babies are welcome. 831-
2017, 416-282-6462 or 416-283-
5044.
OVEREATERS: Overeaters
Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m.
and it's for people of all ages. It's
free and the group meets every
Thursday. Call Carolyn at 619-
0074 for information and loca-
tion.
BREAST CANCER: Reach To
Recovery breast cancer support
group for patients, family and
friends meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at
the Family Trust building, south-
east corner of Finley Avenue and
EUCHRE NIGHT: A Euchre
Night will begin at 7
p.m. at the Seniors
Activity Centre, A
910 Liverpool
Rd. South. The
cost is $3 per j
person. Al
Prizes, refresh-
ment, everyone welcome.
For more information contact
John at 839-4584.
BARBERSHOP SINGING: The
Horseless Carriagemen Barber-
shop Chorus will serenade
patrons of the Harwood Place
Mall in Ajax from 10 to 10:30
a.m.
The barbershoppers will sing a
variety of traditional Christmas
carols. 579-3462 (Roy
Brillinger).
Try to fit one of these
under vour tree
i
Full lines of tables and billiard accessories
Home & Design Centre
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male,AIIBrT1oU5, learner, aril, whale
forkne .pass�ble reiionsflooking for lemal p
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low. eggs mase, dotal, sports
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all In medarm build. 45 -50.53 -
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darts, iareoey races. I ahoy 1y
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ler Mer rotor arNtnate to Mia
what He has b Offer. SY 1713
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lady, 25.35, ler a log -bins aala-
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eyes, brown hair. we a loudr d
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rebeaurrD. SY 2217 (COB)
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txa6eaf, rim. altaove nrrrat, 36•
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3Y 2219 (Osla
EASYGOING of* fem al 57,
51, klobng for a tal gentleman,
River Wye cam" mutat, ding.
danav and travel SY 2720
WOFKNG wgb mom. 36, in Port
Hope, who's law radar hes been
wrstirg avareme way, "Wig a
Ill srreilme, honest man to
sped h ler d my b utak mast
be a ronar. solar. ST 2221
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band, enujoys 6w4 aod11111i ,
Ill walts or pal quiet Was of
home rerwq a well 45.55, at
a good sow of h l mut be
sincere and homd. SY 2222
(PETITE'ft bay, holaet, final
citly Will wonsweoker, widow,
win a wruly of hints ,wits to
meet a 5666, noal-
wDoi.for
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staft
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bill butt crate, Mow& 411111 -
am and outdoors, eetki- a
ail we
good ovals ad�family badk-
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SCARED all widow, wants to
aloin f9, 52 pan"% nal lar,
not thin, tired of being alae,
W4W, Btu MAic, TV, orxttrtwon
mom s, uu lvsnl
SINGLE lemma, 315, bolag for a
ir. Fill fa an a" waeaml ,
to Mate eveylrg good and bad.
In on I spalls an y. SY 2233
HLEY r you vo retro od law.
lit ad s for you• solo atom of
woo is baking for small 2429
who enjoys camping, moves,
music and ower weekend gN-
aways, no heed games. Sal
vadarvI'm SY2235(WH)
SINGLE mover, 34. seeldg a ul
gte Will ler htmdrkip, must be
annvbted 3041. SY 2757 (OSI)
CIARONG and fun -fol
female, 49, patae, blonde, who
01" ill". travel, raNall
avast¢, bolaq for a F01141 ok•
ing fellf,45-% who s
home and con Wd "* ft
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sandy, Wad bear, bAe eyes, No
dtpetdelft blimp ler a strati-
Iwt, altdtNale malt, 3031, for
(seriatis relalioaadip. SY 22170
44w amara:, M" hmwAK
Manama malt triads, Pty
into Wall for I 1ew610 all
Willow replies. Pak fm a1
SY 50 fol"
GOOD! DOM Nate, lel, lint,
26, with all ail, seek lase, IS.
35, la friendill SY M p6rq
GENUIIE Hale, 27, nonsmoker,
all travel, the outdoors and
danag, seek same to WNW
iorisfap and possible 1, "m
23-35. SY 55117 ON
tIt An attial a calks, erly-eid
20's, looking for a female, 18.30,
far i,is di elk. Please al mai-
box for more it. SY 5801 ON
FRIENDLY couple, attaching for a
Clean, open-minded, single
woman, 2040, tttl figtree all
001801 area, He's 64', 246 les.,
stray jM 31. She's 57. faulted,
28, call our box to leave a mel•
sage, start with Donee. SY 5112
MALE, 29, slim, attractive, shy,
seeks skin, good -bold lereall
1840, will an open mind. SY
5613 0SH
OPEN-MIPIDED nab, 22, reale
same, under 23 for hierkdrlkq. SY
5614 OSH
ATTBACTIYE, couple, We 20'0,
seeks attractive femake. Please
al mea" i for more info. SY 5915
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"a a coups Pleased mil
bar
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ba ler more trio. SY .%17 (OSR)
ATTRACT ME male, 30'0, sell
Rale 18•, ler a r 1, -M , C. arra
good conwetsalb I we a good W
Ww, Patel apparel and qr-
u ft N ale wit be - maned.
SY SM (=i
GAY white mob couple, very
goodaodag, m ucoline, 37,6'.
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Bars, 1830. for diaaeet hn and
I dehip, al our box for mom
al We a -1 r your wart be
sowy. 3T So (Otw)
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411M would be to mast ptflers.
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same, for firtrldtlep ardor rab-
b d*. I love oursdo m travel.
Vital and r9 Ir duras Lail
have a Dobe and Wk 5T 5525
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bowl and No a wYlaMup. SY
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A hearty workout
Ajax High School Grade 10 student Danielle concentrates on her efforts. Twenty aerobics
Rosenthal exercises to the beat during an aero- class students raised $1,336 for this worthwhile
bathon for the Heart 8 Stroke Foundation at the cause. Prizes were donated by Nationals Sports
school recently. At right, teacher Diane Hargrove in Pickering. photo by A.J. Groen
Yule have a ball at these Christmas time activities
AJAX-PICKERING -- There at 8 p.m. and the cost is S3 per prizes and draws to follow.
are lots of activites for everyone in person and S1.50 for seniors with For more information call 839 -
the days leading up to Christmas. identification. Refreshments, 2990.
On Sunday. Dec. 18, the adult
choir of Pickering Pentecostal
Church will present a choral cele-
bration of Christmas.
The choral, written by Mosie
Lister, is entitled "Great Day!"
The evening of music gets under
way at 6 pm.
The Pickering Pentecostal
Church is at 755 Oklaholma Dr. in
For moire info matiat, call 839-
1302
On the same day, a living nasiiv
ity is presented at Mt. Ton United
church near Ajax 6om 5 p.m. to
7:30 p.m. on Dec. 18.
The umvity is being pesenled
outdoors, so dress warmly and
bring a blanitet. Bleacher seating
available.
Mt. Tion United Chutrh is two
kilometres west of Lakeridge
Roadon Concession 8.
For more information, call Eve-
lyn Jones at 649-5200.
Meanwhile, the Ladies Auxil-
iary to Royal Canadian Legion
branch 606, 1555 Bayly S., Picker-
ing will be hosting its annual
Christmas Progressive Euchre on
Wednesday, Dec. 21. Play begins
PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE
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SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m.
Associated Physicians
Dr. M. Semoff Dr. R. Shafir
Dr. B. Farber Dr. V. MacLennan
Dr. H. Petroff Dr. M. Phillips
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Sox students from Frenchman's Bay Public School
were chosen winners in Canada Post's coloring
contest recently. The theme of the contest was
dinosaurs, relating to "The Age of Mammals' - four
pp , stamps which were recently issued. Students from
left to right are: Alicia Wald, Justin Bruce, Kyle
Bannan, Danielle Payne, Megan Hawley and
Meaghan Wallace.
photoby Ron Pietroniro
Debra Bailey, in the wheelchair, tries to get the bell away from John Lep-
Pek durkV a game of whselcty it rugby. Ms. fey is being pushed by
Yrrginia Beuer. This sport was pert of the annual Durham Regiorhal Police
Disabled Games at the Pickering Recreation Complex recently.
photo by Celia Bronkhorst
With a snip of the scissors, The Minacs Group president Elaine
Minacs and Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs officially open the
comparry's new offices on Sandy Beach Road in Pickering. In the
back row, from left, are Durham College president Garry Pobnsky,
Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade president Denise Weise and
Durham Regan Manufacturers Association past president Des
Newman. The Minacs Group offers employment services.
Dunbarton High School's top students were recog-
1-0 sized at the school's recent graduation ceremony.
From left are Pritesh Pamer, Sharon Kular, principal
.r4de'44i, Jim Robb, Kern McLaughlin and Alex Chang.
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When the eyes
no longer have 1*t
D Poor eyesight
shouldn't just be
blamed on aging body.
It can often be caused
by old eyeglass
prescription.
By SUZANNE EZZARD
SPEC AI.'IOM E NEWS ADVFRMSM
DURHAM — As we grow older
it's expected certain things will go
wrong with our bodies. In fact, 94
per cent of older adults need some
vision aid, Woe glasses or a magnifier,
to sec- But poor eyesight should not
just be blamed on aging.
Eye diseases Woe glaucoma, age-
related macular degeneration, or
SMD, and cataracts account for few
of all uses of low vision in older
adults. The most common vision
problem in adults over 60 is a biltre
so change their eyeglass prescription
as their eyes change.
Seniors should also be aware of
any medication a doctor has pre-
scribed to them, and know it too may
affect eyesight
Ajax optometrist Dr. Kevin Tyber
notes, "All medication has a target
organ that you're trying to affect but
if you take medication in pia form or
as an injection it's going to affect
your whole body- Those organs that
have similar response to the target
organ are also going to respond- It's
act a side issue; it's a direct effect"
Ontario Association of
Optometrists president Myra Acs
says older adults should see their
optometrist at least once a year, or if
problems arise.
"Under no circumstances should
any vision problem be dismissed
simply as a function of aging," says
Dr. Acs.
Dr. Acs reports normal age-relat-
ed problems may include diminished
clarity: a decline in the eye's ability
to focus; increased sensitivity to
bright glaring light; and a reduced
ability to adjust to changing levels of
light-
Glaucoma.
ightGlaucoma, SMD and cataracts arc
act normal age-related problems. Dr.
Tyber says these ailments can be
treated if caught in time.
Giauco ma strikes throe per cent of
adults over 60. k is a silent, painless
diisease progressing so slowly it is
odea not detected until it is too hie b
tepar the damage. Both doctors say
these is a better outcome if the ghn-
coma is detected early.
SMD, or age-related macular
degeaaration, causes bimrred or dis-
torted central visim h accounts for
47 per cent of legal blindness and 63
per oat of low vision it people over
70.
Dr. Tyber points out there's no
treatment for SMD, but it can be
ataoaged with specia6aed low -vision
aids lux magnifiers, miarosoopesand
ftlescom
Com' vita an dw
"Supplements of vitamins E, C,
Tke and Selenium may help ID slow
The progression of SMD;' Dr. T er
says -
Dr. Acs notes cataracts Cance a
cb and yelillowing of ft eye's
les. About 75 per cent of people
over 65 w dl develop awacts, and of
those five 1D 15 per cent will have
signifiant vision problems.
"Cataracts are generally a cloud-
ing of the lens of the eye brought on
by expotarre to certain substances in
certain enviromaeats," says Dr.
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Pickering Hockey Association & Performance Skating School
PreanorHockey
Pre -Hockey is a specialized skating/hockey programme for boys and
girls ages 3-7 years.
Tammy's 6 years of teaching learn to skate and power skating has made
her realize the demand to give our pre school children a chance to
develop the idea of becoming a hockey
or ringette player.
PROMO WEEK; December 19, 20, 21,
- !R - 22 from 4-5 p -m. at Art Thompson
F, Arena, Pickering.
Exposing your child to a positive
r1� leaming atmosphere can stimulate
- ' other future endeavors. Our goal is to
. LID � better prepare your child in becoming
confident with their own skills and
therefore enjoy participating in team
pray.
To loam more about this programme inquire by calling Performance
Skating School. Continuing Classes starting in January 95. (instructor
Tammy Hicks) 905-619-9868
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Friday, December 16th.
Wrap up your holiday shopping
during our Midnight Madness Event.
We'll have the doors open unfit 12:00 pm
with fun and savings for everyone.
Be sure to be with us 'til closing
for random giveaways of $100
Scarborough Town Centre Gift Certificates
throughout the evening.
The Holiday seasa, of Scan-Amugh o,cTown Cogre,
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3 SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE
O"w 220 Fine Stores and Services.
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Srs, Eaton's, Bi -Way, Mocks & Spencer.
Hwy 401 and MKowan Rood.
To make
your hofidoy shoppi mote convenient,
we'ro oleo ext "ng our f slioppMg hours.
From now until December 23 rd,
our hours wit be:
Monday to F ''day. 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
S-Iwday: 4:30 am to 9:30 pm
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♦ MUSIC
Aj*ax=Pi*ckeri*ngmusicians hit all the ri"916A notes
ROYAL OONSERVIITORY MUSICline George, Vanessa Lee, Danielle Prisciak, Aaron Spink Marie Roldan, Jamie Tam, Michelle Kazazian, Sabrina S Utvoja, Kathleen
TEST RESULTS MarisSnger Pass: Jennifer C Dewhurst, Cadi Marie Van Dyk, Amanda West, Nicole Merlon, Fommina Pirmoharrned Mathew
AJAX-PICKERING — Local students Honours Stephanie Allman, Kevin Bai- Michob Hartington, Joseph Robert Leo, Benson, Nadine Cooper, Jacqueline F Joseph Wi oott
recently passed Royal Conservatory of ley, Abbey Crooks, Katherine George, Steven Makrinos, Fallow Sahadeo, Harron, Kristina Kirchner, Danielle Eliza- Pass: Timothy A Ali, Ian Maclntyre,
Music tests. They are: Cameron James Gordon, Goldess Angela Srniglicld beth Manning, Silvia Ness, Anne Siu, Sarah Cmigen, Craig Mann, Amanda L
Grade 9 Piano Liagha6-Nassed, Vanessa Magalona,
First Class Honors: Pamela Bergson, Camine McKee, Ashleigh E Sartisohn,
Adrienne Novile, Ka Kit Tommy Ngai, Heather Annis, Sheryl Yvonne Beatty,
Hae -Yon Yu Brent Davis, Alexander George,
Pass: Christopher Blunt Jonathan Ho, Philip Liao, Leta Malcolm,
Grade 8 Piano
First Class Honors: Cheryl Anne Collier,
Jenniffer Lynn Lancaster, Christopher
Lee, Kem McLaughlin
Honors: Antonia Arboino, Lina Carole
D. Bonneau, Gabriel Chan, Jennifer
Marie Craig, Faith -Anne Foote, Minnie
Kim, Stephanie Lee, Kathryn Mettler,
tanjai K C Mounsey, John S Ng, Peter
John Polasek, W Clifford Robinson,
Patrick Roh
Pass: Shirley -Anne Barham, Heidi
Susan Dirks, Jennifer Harris, Karin Arne
Jorgensen, Denise Marie Mendes,
Heather Mine
Grade 7 Piano
First Class Honors: Rachel Mettler, Eliz-
abeth Nesci, Corinne Williams, Carol
Wong
Honors: Joanne Alen, Alison D Baker,
Andrea Jean Bracht, Yvonne Cheng,
Christine Chui, Vanessa M Crag, Elena
Frijio, Dwight Koji Fujita, Kimberley
Renee Groff, Cheryl Lyn Kukasch,
Kasten Jane Lopata
Pass: Simon James Bartter, Carol E
Clarke, Rochelle Femanduz, Chad
Heard. Katrina Kowalski. Zra Lakdowel-
kL Maxine Mounsey, Amanda Arline L"
Rubaszek
Grade 6 Piano
First Class Honors: Cory Eugene Pouk
Alan Woo
Honors: Judith Buckles, Jennifer
Belanger, Bessie Bovofaneas, Ashley
Chang Kristin Nicole Ericsson, Marlon
Orville Meggou, Christopher Nevile,
Nadir Suzette Peters, Cara Andrea Pol-
son
Pass: Vicky Lynette Capps, Heather
Cole, Vmctona George
Grade 5 Piano
First Class Honors: Lienna Goldie Chu,
Elizabeth Y Fujita, Jaclyn Manrique,
Andres Lynn McDonald, Lie Van Woes,
Dennis Wu
Honors: Melissa Anne Basitio, Christy
Nicole Bicknell, Trevor Brook -Allred.
Joanne Christo, Laura Patricia Hall,
Braley Gordon Jamieson, Talyn Kazaz-
ian. Corina Nicole Keeling, Teresa Lan-
gan. Dawn -Manu N Mills, Jilian Leigh
Rose, Andrea Scrueton, Philip Wu,
Heidi Marsha Zwaan
Pass: Benjamin James Collins. Lesley
M Hanley, Christine Janis Mirand, Vun-
dredi E K Mounsey
Grade 4 Piano
First Class Honors: Jason Lam, Hod Man
Tracy Tang
Honors: Devon Lynn Duggan, Victoria
Funk, Andrew Heard, Jennifer Lae.
Chloe Poon, Jemifer Ruzsa, Sarah M
Turpin, Andrea Victoria Elliott, Tamara
Gibson, Enn Hurley, Sarah Stuart Moy-
lan, Candice Cluibell, Dianne Siu, Ben-
jamin Yus, Spencer Fung, Hadavano
Hays. Agatha Kowalski, Sally Narsingh,
Sonya Rates. Karyn Eizabslh Smith
Pass: Rachel Bowler. Karinah Kazazian,
Monique Crossfield, Susan Jaclyn Kelly,
Michele Fernandes, Lisa Laidien
Grade 3 Piano
First Class Honors: Sabina AN, Ryan
Mitch" Chomiszak, Hillary Holes,
Gloria Lee. Samantha Jade Miranda,
Andrew Tam, Tara Elizabeth Bass,
Brendan James Greenbury, Chnisbne
Kiruin, Leslie A Machado, Shannon
Lynn Murphy, Jessica A Vidal, Nissa
Melanie Buten, Brett R C Handii Julia
Labropoulos. Sarah Mettler. Andrea
Michelle Nerneb, Dusk Randal Walt
Honors: Rachel May Adeson, Jod
Michelle Barratt. Towlimy S H Chiu,
Nicholas R H Gopn1, Sophia Mdai c%
Danielle Skinner, Michelle Amenta,
Thomas Bodor, Giuliiana Ego-Apuins,
Awe Jamisson, Barb Nelson, C ulnneyy
resa C AsIft Emily
Roes Ran FFrarrdr, q miM+a A
M.ahado. Aedryan PP Scott
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DURHAM STAFF
URHAM -- A radio crackles
fe. There's a fire at General
ors north Oshawa complex.
Supervisor Kevin O'Brien lis -
intently. Within minutes the
pit fine is out and the well -
d company fire department is
ing smoke and investigating
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STRESS IS THE SPICE OF LIFE BUT...
By DR. MARYANN FRANKO, Dc, BA, BPE
A& CHIROPRACTOR
Holidays are fin -filled and exciting. It is
a time when we are extra -enthusiastic with
the hustle -bustle of gift -giving and
Christmas parties and partaking of good
Over. This is what Dr. Hans Selye, the
great authority on stress. termed euustrtxs.
meaning good stress. It envigorates our
hearts, it revitalizes our love of life, and it
makes us forget many of our troubles and
vxrows. Stress like this can be the spice of
life. But_.. we often forget ourselves to the
lx)int of putting control on the backburner.
Then we pay for it later. healthwise.
We are pretty -well aknod to the baxards
of drinking and driving: hopefully this will
keep fatalities down during these holidays.
Yet, at this time of year, far too many
people suffer the consequences of
overindulgence. Somehow we think that
suddenly the laws of lite will to on bold
while we go wild and pig out throwing
caution to the wind. It won't happen! We
goes on as usual in the grand scheme of
things. Not to be a party -popper but just 10
trigger that little An my Cricket conscience
inside of you when you are reaching for
that second or third nanaimo bar: or if you
are considering missing your regular
exercise and health routine because you arc
too busy. Don't miss its Or your body will!
Besides, these healthful habits arc the very
things that give you the energy to get done
all that you have to do. Otherwise you get
sick.
All too often it is our memories of joy
attached to "vision of sugar plums dancing
in our beads" that give us difficulty. Even
though our bodies have an amazing ability
to heal and recuperate. let's uta tempt fate
by giving into the tuggings of the pest. It's
not the sugar plow that made us happy but
rather the warm feelings at the ume we had
them So, don't eat too, too much of that
pudding that mamma used to make. Save
your heart by remembering the joys ...
forget the sugar plums!
Keep your good health habits now so
that you're off to a head start this New Yew
with the inner power that comes because
you really take charge during this high -
stress time. STAY ON TRACK AND
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Stars may be born out of young models
By DENISE FOOTE
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER
DURHAM — Not one, but
several local stars are about to
be born at the Harlow Model
Image Centre.
Proof of this came with the
Great Lakes Eighth Annual
Model and Talent Convention in
Cleveland. Ohio a few weeks
ago when Harlow
models brought
home 21 individ-
ual awards, plus
the Agency of the
Year award. The
result has been
many callbacks
from agents
worldwide.
"It's so
rewarding and
fulfilling." says
Viveca Rupa,
president of Har-
low, based in
Whitby. "It tells
me I'm doing
something right."
So are four young Ajax resi-
dents. Jason Pawlett, 19, won
two first -place awards, one sec-
ond and a third along with a
modelling offer from a Chicago
agency.
Susan Kelly, 15, has had
offers from Spain and Tokyo. A
Spanish agency's also been
courting 16 -year-old Alava Rose
of Ajax while Christine Walo,
19, has heard from Paris.
The competition, considered
the largest of its kind in the
world, put the girls through the
paces of runway, photography.
swimsuit and cover girl model-
ing and also tested their talent
with a 30 -second television com-
mercial.
Models from 23 different
agencies in the Great Lakes area.
including those from New York,
Georgia, South Carolina and
Virginia, vied for the top three
spots in each category. The Har-
low girls triumphed with nine
first -place awards, four second
places, seven third places, the
award for top plus -size model
and the award for top agency.
As well, four talent awards
went to Harlow's one male com-
petitor — Jason Pawlett referred
to earlier.
Agents attend-
ing the event
were from as far
away as Osaka.
Japan and
Athens, Greece.
Goal of most
competitors was
to get discov-
ered.
"The competi-
tion is an oppor-
tunity to get the
girls as much
exposure as pos-
sible and hope-
fully a chance to
get to go to these
countries and work as well,"
says Ms. Rupa.
Hence. the increase in smiles
around Harlow since the group's
return. Ms. Rupa has already
received calls from nine differ-
ent agents with offers of employ-
ment for 10 of the 24 girls who
attended.
For those who didn't fare as
well as they had hoped. the com-
petition was still a chance to
track market trends in a career
with ever-changing ideas about
beauty.
Says Ms. Rupa. "There were
workshops put on by the agents
where they would talk about
their industries and their mar-
kets. There were runway work-
shops and question -and -answer
forums with the agents. It's not
just a competition: it's also
meant to be very educational
Susan Kelly
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model
behavior
a hit at
contest
Local winners in the competi-
tion include:
• Jason Pawlett, 19, of Ajax
(two first -place awards, one
second place and one third
place). Jason received an offer
from Arlene Wilson agency in
Chicago.
• Susan Kelly, 15, of Ajax
(one second -place award).
Susan had offers from Spain
and Tokyo.
• Alana Rose, 16, of Ajax
(ane first -place award). Alaoa
received an offer to model
with Atlantic Models in
Barcelona, Spin.
• Cbristin Wale, 19, of
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Local organizations could use your help
AJAX-PICKERING - Already
out bow you can share in the life of
Shoreline Guide Sboppe at 427 -
filled with the spirit of Christmas?
a boy six to 14 years of age, from a
2766.
You can put that spirit to work by
father -absent home?
Heart and Stroke Foundation
giving your time to help various
Big Sisters Association of Ajax-
of Ontario: The local chapter is
community agencies and help the
Pickering: Volunteers are required
looking for volunteers to help raise
less fortunate.
for one-to-one matching programs.
funds for research and education.
Information Ajax -Pickering:
Women who can offer a supportive.
People are needed to fill board posi-
Are you interested in discovering a
raring friendship to a girl six to 16,
tions as well as wort on special
variety of information about your
a boy six to 10 or to a pregnant teen
evens. Anyone interested in giving
community? Information centre vol-
or young mother and volunteers
a few boors of their time should call
unteers listen to problems and are
interested in fund-raising and pub-
686-1521.
ttainmi to provide information and
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Hospice Durham: Volunteers
referral to the appropriate communi-
428-8111 for more information.
are needed from the Ajax -Pickering
ty agencies. Call Joan Watson at
Boy Stoats of Canada: Scout-
00
6862661.
ing is looking for leaders. Become
to terminally -ill people and their
Ajax Block Parents: Can cbd-
involved! Call Owasco district
families. Anyone interested should
dren use your home as a safe haven
Information Line 683-2411.
call Hospice Durham office at 435 -
in a time of need" Volunteers are
Canadian Cancer Society,
5242 to inquire about training.
needed to be block parents and to
West Durham Unit: Volunteers are
Junior Achievement of
s
needed to help with a number of
Durham Region: Volunteers help
program. Contact J. Goidmintz at
�0
the youth of the conunuruty develop
619-1018.
ments, helping with special events,
an awareness of bow a business
Ajax -Pickering Community
fund-raising and office work. Call
operates fiom the ground up. Train -
Care: Volunteers help seniors and
6861516.
ing and support is provided. Call
disabled adults in the community.
Canadian Diabetes Association
Rena or Rita at 644-7058. Meals -
Local organizations could use your help
AJAX-PICKERING - Already
out bow you can share in the life of
Shoreline Guide Sboppe at 427 -
filled with the spirit of Christmas?
a boy six to 14 years of age, from a
2766.
You can put that spirit to work by
father -absent home?
Heart and Stroke Foundation
giving your time to help various
Big Sisters Association of Ajax-
of Ontario: The local chapter is
community agencies and help the
Pickering: Volunteers are required
looking for volunteers to help raise
less fortunate.
for one-to-one matching programs.
funds for research and education.
Information Ajax -Pickering:
Women who can offer a supportive.
People are needed to fill board posi-
Are you interested in discovering a
raring friendship to a girl six to 16,
tions as well as wort on special
variety of information about your
a boy six to 10 or to a pregnant teen
evens. Anyone interested in giving
community? Information centre vol-
or young mother and volunteers
a few boors of their time should call
unteers listen to problems and are
interested in fund-raising and pub-
686-1521.
ttainmi to provide information and
licity committees are asked to call
Hospice Durham: Volunteers
referral to the appropriate communi-
428-8111 for more information.
are needed from the Ajax -Pickering
ty agencies. Call Joan Watson at
Boy Stoats of Canada: Scout-
area to offer support and hietdship
6862661.
ing is looking for leaders. Become
to terminally -ill people and their
Ajax Block Parents: Can cbd-
involved! Call Owasco district
families. Anyone interested should
dren use your home as a safe haven
Information Line 683-2411.
call Hospice Durham office at 435 -
in a time of need" Volunteers are
Canadian Cancer Society,
5242 to inquire about training.
needed to be block parents and to
West Durham Unit: Volunteers are
Junior Achievement of
help with the administration of the
needed to help with a number of
Durham Region: Volunteers help
program. Contact J. Goidmintz at
activities: driving patients to treat-
the youth of the conunuruty develop
619-1018.
ments, helping with special events,
an awareness of bow a business
Ajax -Pickering Community
fund-raising and office work. Call
operates fiom the ground up. Train -
Care: Volunteers help seniors and
6861516.
ing and support is provided. Call
disabled adults in the community.
Canadian Diabetes Association
Rena or Rita at 644-7058. Meals -
Share two hours once a week or
- Durham Region Branch: The
on -Wheels
IF
even once a month. Call Sally
goal of CDA is to improve the qual-
Ajax -Pickering
Longo at 6863331.
ity of life of Canadians affected by
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Red Cross: Vol AA
Ajax-Pkkering General Hospi-
diabetes through research, service,
unteer drivers
tal: Mature, reliable volunteers over
advocacy and education. The
and packers are urgently needed to
19 are needed for all areas of bospi-
Daham region branch needs volun-
help deliver this vital service five
W service and for
goers for a variety of positions and to
ne-
days a week. If you can spare one-
fund-raising
fund-raising
help out at bingos held every second
and -a -half hours once a week, from
through the gift
Sunday aft nmn at Caesars Bingo
11:30 am. to 1 pm., call Carolyn
shop and cart,O
Place, 88 King St. W., Oshawa. If
at 420-3383.
coffee shop,
interested in any of these positions,
Ontario March of Dimes: Have
4477 shop, and
call Cathy Gartner at 436.6648.
fun with other volunteers who are
bazaars. Training is provided. appli-
Children's Aid Society of
making a difference. Volunteers
cations are avWabk at he gift shop
Durham Region Volunteers assist
required to assist with special
and coffee shop.
in the delivery of services by acing
events, fund-raising and bingo. All
Ajax -Pickering and Whitby
as special friends to parents and
volunteers get excellent training,
Association for Community Liv-
children by supervising family
flexible hours and a gnat opponwd-
hW People interested in voltnoer-
access visits that
ty to help adults who are physically
ing should consider to iaring in the
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disabled. For more information,
Student Centre Literacy Project.
ordered supem-
contact Denise Harding at 434 -
Tutors are matched with an adult
sion and by
5280.
learns. For more information, coo-
assisting with spe- W40
Orchard VMa Reading Circle:
tact Linda White at 427-3300 ext
cial events and pro-
The circle is khoiking for volt nw s
225.
jeers. Vokinteer taiining is done in
to read or listen io children four e
A jax-Pickering Red Cross:
Septet=, Febomy and May. Call
12 years of age Sawday from 9•.30
Challenging posi-
Jo-Atme Ritchie at433.1551.
b 10:30 a.m. Call Ms. Sburkla at
tions exist within
Cahhprr/er Clink This non-profit
839-3037.
many programs and
club nacos volanoets to assist in
Pkkaft Concert Barad: The
services. Call Deamn
club almizabon and membership
band is open lo anyone wbo wmid
Smith, branch man-
drives. Can Mark Cats• at (416) 25g-
like to come out and play.
—ane , at 420-3383.
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Rebearaals from
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Vokm eaxs wishing to
7:30 to 9.30 pm. t East Shore
ety: Vobmkxn as /
assist people with ®coccal Or pay=
Community Ceaue, 910 Liverpool
needed to help w0 MOKhy after-
chialdc problems ckher on a one -to-
Rd. For move information, contact
noon bingo. canvassers are also
one basis or in group Programs
Joanne Dies at 8312754.
needed Call Lucy plena at 404275
sbouid call C'hradoe Kent at 686-
Pickering PbDbarmonie
or 4347221.
3248. Taking is pivaftd.
Orcbeslra: Voluawers are needed
Barbara Black Centre for
Duhrbm AsNdstoa for Filled'
for advaddn . heli -nisi& events
Youth Resout=C Adult vobneas
ly Respite Servica: Entbusia k
pllanning. designing of posters and
ate needed for weekdays float 3:30
vofnew s interested in sharing a
brochurm linising wide the comnw-
to 6 p.m. to assist in
few hears per month with a mild,
nity and assisting at concerts. Call
reambonaUlemige acavides and for
then or adult with a handicap are
676-7531.
tutoring. Contact Ellen Sclimboltz
weeded. Join in leisure acivgm or
Sunrise Recreational Youth
at 839-6131.
Fwade respim in your open home.
Group for Developmentally
Big Brothers Association of
Call Mary Wilson at 427-3541 for
Handicapped: Volunteers assist
Ajax -Pickering As a Big Brother,
moreinfarmniorm. -
with recreational and social
You could really make a diffemace.
Girl Guides of Canada: Share
activities for special needs ado -
Why not phone big Brothers of
the Gelding experiences with girls
kscents.
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celebrate 0th anniversary
keith
gilligan's
name
dropping
Hello and welcome back to Name
Dropping, the column that has a
solution to the hockey strike — strip
the owners and players down to
their birthday suits and lock the
brutes in an old arena in northern
Ontario until they've come up with
a contract. Betcha they hammer out
a deal in minutes. Until then, let's
drop some names...
It was 50 years ago, on Dec. 14.
1944, that Muriel and AI Casey
walked down the aisle and into
wedded bliss. Wishing the couple a
happy anniversary and hopes for many
more are son Ron, his wife Sherry.
son Don, his wife Beatrice, and
grandchildren Matthew, Stephanie.
Andrew and Giltian...
and Debbie Sherlock
"Lordy, lordy, they've both turned
40. Yes, you heard it here first. On
Dec. 1, Brian 3
Woods hit the
big four -oh, and
on Dec. 9, it was
D e b b l e
McCarroll's '
turn. I hear your
eyes start closing
as you get older. ;'
Well. look at the i
bright side
the two of you Brian Woods
can now enter the over -40 tennis
tournament while your much younger
spouses cheer you on to victory!
Happy birthday you crazy kids. Love
Grade, Shannon, Jess, Matt and
Johnny."..
Muriel and Al Casey
A pig -tailed cuLie is turning 19.
"Our baby sister is finally legally able
to drink." Jodi Biggley's family says.
Wishing Jodi a happy birthday on
Dec. 11 are Mom, Dad, Lori, Chris,
Paul, Stephanie and James "«'e
love you Josephine - ..
Debbie McCarroll and friend
Linda (nee Bessler) and Cameron
Blair will never forget Aug. 27, 1994.
as that's the day they married at St.
Bernadette's Church in Ajax.
CongratuEjt!o go out to the happy
coupic, w.r :. .k re;;,te in Whitby .
Jodi Biggley
Blue-eyed
beauty Dawn
Elise Pierson
turned four years
old on Dec. 9.
Birthday wishes
and lots of love
from Mommy,
Daddy, little
brother Keith
and auatle Dawtl Pierson
Iloss...
Vanua Sams and BW Grainger
will always remember Oct. 15.
because they wed that day in Toronto.
Wishing the happy couple all the beat
in the years to came arc RamMh and
Yog Saran, and Joan and Richard
Grainger. They honeymooned in
Florida and now reside in Ajax...
Julie and Robert Sherlock are
pleased to announce the engagement
of their daugbier Debbie Sherlock to
Todd Naberne. The otxgge will wed
Sept. 30. 1995, at Pkketing Village
Cameron and Linda Mair
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royal
Canadian Legion, Branch 606, Bay
Ridges, would like to welcome their
two newest members — Beverley
Garland and Mary Lor Mkiiels...
That brings as to the end of
another edition of Name Dropping
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Driving to
the hoop
Pine Ridge Secat&0 School Punas%w to also included Shant Charles from Pine Ridge,
Marsh drives Pod a defender whsle playing for Ellen Sullivan from St. Mary, Janice Gordon
the West Division team in the LOSSA senior from Du nbarton, Lesse Williams from Pickering
girls' basketball all-star game at Oshawa's High and Lyanne Durand from DO'C.
O'Neill Collegiate Thursday. The west team pheso by Ron Pietrwiro
♦SWIMMING
1 ♦ HOCKEY
Peewee Panthers
win Canadian Cup
at Montreal tourney
PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers Toshiba minor peewee
'AA' rep hockey team was the toast
of La Belle Province after laying
claim to the Canadian Cup title in
Montreal last weekend
After shoving four American
teams to the sidelines during round-
robin play,
G y0 Pickering met up
with another
U.S. foe from
S o u t h
;, Burlington,
a Vermont in
9f� ? t h e
fOCiAtlO championship
tilt. When the
final buzzer sounded, the Panthers
had skated off with a 5-4 decision.
Matt Steinke scored twice to lead
the way, with singles to Clint
Randolph, Michael Mitchell and
Jason McAuley. Steve Johnson,
Sean Grieve, Steinke and McAuley
added assists.
The Panthers posted an easy 7-1
victory over The Green Machine
6om New York State in the opening
game. Among the Pickering goal
scorers were Johnson, Sean Sadler.
Randolph, Mitchell, Steinke and
McAuley. Steinke and McAuley
registered two assists apiece, with
single helpers to Mike Cuzzolino,
Jamie Follett, Paul Cain, Johnson
and Mitc=hell.
Game two proved to be a
tougher task for Pickering against
Brookurne from Long Island, New
York but the Panthers prevailed 2-1.
Toshiba scoring was handled by
Grieve who netted both goals.
Steinke and Cuuzohw drew assists.
Pickering buried Providence,
Rhode Island 7-0 in the third game.
Johnson scored twice, with singles
to Follett, Randolph, Mitchell,
David Lewis and McAuley. Scott
George added two assists, with one
helper each registered by Spencer
Cameron, Cuzzolino, Johnson,
Follett, Cain, Sadler, Randolph,
Mitchell, Grieve and Steinke.
The fourth game proved to be
the most competitive tilt of the
tourney for the Panthers when they
played Vermont State champs from
South Burlington. Pickering scored
in the final minute of play to we a 2-
1 win. McAuley and Randolph
scored, with assists to Steinke.
Johnson, Mitchell and Craig
Hilborn_
Goaltenders Matt McMullen and
Aaron Gray were outstanding
throughout the tourney, holding the
opposition to seven goals in five
games.
Steinke, Randolph. Grieve,
McAuley and Mitchell all won most
valuable player awards during the
tourney.
The shoot-out was won by
Cuzzolino who received a CCS!
hockey bag for his scoring touch.
McMullen stopped 12 of 15 shots in
the shoot-out and was just edged out
for the goalie award.
McAuley was named the
outstanding player of the tourney
and won a pair of CCM skates.
Rough night
for Knights
in midget league action
AJAX — The Ajax Knights
of teamwork were the downfall
midget `AA' rep hockey team
lost its third league game in a
of the Knights on the night.
The Ajax Knights midgets'
row after being blanked 3-0 by
York-Simeoe league record falls
Oshawa recently.
to nine wins, four losses and
Needless penalties and a lack
four ties.
Durham swim team makes big splash at Oshawa
AJAX-PICKERING — Durham Aquatic Club
swimmers definitely made a splash at the Oshawa
Aquatic Club's 'Tailgate Charlie Invitational Meet,
earning 19 first -place finishes throughout the meet.
The Pickering -band Durham Aquatic Club was one of
five clubs to compete at the event. A total of 22
swimmers from the club competed.
Mike Lockett, competing in the 13 -and -14 division,
finished first in thrix races, the 50 -metre freestyle, 200111
free and the 100m butterfly. Lockett also finished second
in the 100m breaststroke.
Matt Bell finished first in the 100111 breast and second
in the 50m free. Joey Kelman placed first in the 200m
backstroke, second in the 200M free and fourth in the
50m free. Chris Mendez, also swimming in the boys' 13 -
and -14 casegory, came third in the 50m free, 100m breast
.loIt'<&iia
and 200m free.
In the senior girls' events, Suzann Pietschmaun won
three races, the 100m fly, the 100m breast and the 200m
free. Stephanie Mendez finished first in the 50m free,
second in both the 200m back and the 200m free. Jean
Kenney placed second in the 50m free.
In the senior boys' races, Richard Duhaney placed first
in both the 50m free and the 100m breast and was second
in the 200m free. Bernard Luttmer finished first in the
200m back and the 200m free and came second in the
50m free.
Sam McLoughlin, competing in the boys' 12 -and -
under bracket, won an impressive four events. He placed
fust in the =in free, 100m Ay, 100m back and the 50m
free.
Jordan Bell placed third in the 50m free, second in the
100m fly and third in the 200m free. David Grose
finished third in the 100m fly, third in the 100m back and
sixth in the 50m free.
Rebecca Lockett, competing in the girls' 12 -and -under
division, placed sixth in the 100m fly.
David Hinan finished first in the 50m free and the
100m back and was also third in the 100m breast. Stefan
Charbonneau placed sixth in the 100m breast.
Kyle Hanlon, 7, swam to a fourth -place finished in the
50m back and the 25m back. Mark McLoughlin, 8, placed
third in the 25m back.
Ashley Gordon, 8, placed fifth in the 25m backstroke,
while Ryan Regan, 6, finished fifth in the 25m back.
Eileen Hanlon, 7, Sheryl Ash, 10, and Caitlin Cousins -
Milford, 10, also competed for the Durham Aquatic Club
at the Oshawa meet.
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PICKERING - Two Pickering Swim
Club members picked up four gold medals
between them at the recent Burlington
Invitational Swim Competition.
Nineteen other clubs from southern
Ontario sent more than 500 swimmers to
the three-day event.
Megan Shanks was like white-hot
metal cutting the water as she scorched
the competition placing in the top four in
each of the nine events she swam.
She garnered gold twice in the 200 -
metre individual medley and in the 50m
breaststroke, where she achieved a
VHOCKEY
Pickering
PICKERING - The Pickering
Panthers Goodmark Apparel seven-
year-old select hockey team received
a big surprise after its semi-final
victory at the recent Brampton
Maroon's Select Tournament.
After the Panthers had blanked the
West Hill Golden Hawks 4-0 in the
semi-final match, hockey analyst Don
Cherry visited the
dressing room to
congratulate the G �►
squad. While 4rQ' Or•
there 'Grapes' v t
signed autographs a
for the players.
Cherry was
originally visiting a OCIASIO
young Brampton
player who courageously donated his
bone marrow to his sister.
Scoring in the semi-final tilt for
Pickering were Matthew Perrault.
Richard Schofield, Kyle Wetering and
Joseph Assenza. Assisting were Kyle
Gemor with two. Wetering and
Andrew Paradis with singles.
Fine defensive play was exhibited
by Ryan Beck, Brad Smith, Ryan
Carey, Daniel Thrift. Ryan Eiclmteier,
Francis Masse and Ryan Richard.
Goalies Trevor Seelert and Brian
Scott combined to register the shutout
The Panthers were defeated by the
Brampton Maroon's 'Unite!' team in
the finals by a score of 7-3.
In regular tournament play the
Panthers gained a 4-2 victory over the
Chinguacousy Blues, a 6-2 win
against the Richmond Hill/Vaughan
Kings and defeated the Streetsville
Tiger Cubs 3-1.
selects
provincial qualifying time of 46 seconds.
Then, she went on to win two silvers in
the 100m breast and the 100m I.M. She
also earned bronze medals in the 50m
backstroke and the 200m freestyle.
With Shanks' backstroke leg of the
200m medley relay, she attained another
provincial time of 40.68 seconds.
Warren Barnes, 9, continued to
improve on his personal best with each
outing bringing home two gold medals in
the 50m and 100m breaststroke events,
and a silver in the 100m I.M.
Ae-Young Cho, a 12 -year-old student
get visit
streak to seven games with another
undefeated week in York-Simcoe
league play.
The first -place Panthers downed
second -place Markham Thunder 5-3,
coupled with an 8-3 victory over
Aurora and a 13-2 romp against
Innisfil.
Markham led 3-2 after two
periods. but Pickering exploded for
three unanswered goals in the final
frame to record the victory.
Brian Docherty scored twice.
including a short-handed marker.
while Gene Smith also netted a pair
of goals. Brad Slots scored the other
goal. Assisting were Matt O'Brien
and Chris Hibbits.
Goalie Dave Harris stopped 15 of
18 shots for the victory.
The Panthers got goals from
eight different sources in their
victory over Aurora.
Eric Cuzzolino, Darren
Dzikowski• O'Brien, Erick Costa,
Mark Cichy, Smith, Hibbits and
Drew Marks fired lone markers.
Chris Nurse surrendered three
second -period goals, but got the
win. making nine saves.
Against Innisfil, Hibbits
connected for a hat trick, while
Cuzzolino. Stots and Docherty
netted a pair of markers. Singles
goals were added by Jody Brown,
O'Brien, Smith and Marks.
Harris stopped 13 of 15 Innisfil
shots to record the win.
`AA' atoms finalists
at recent tourney
PICKERING - The Pickering
Bantams on a roll Panthers A Plus Software minor
PICKERING - The Pickering atom 'AA' rep hockey team
Panthers Julie's Esso bantam 'A' advanced to the final of the recent
tap hocke team brow ht its wianin Pickering tournament before losing
of Highbush Public School in Pickering,
capitalized in the freestyle events, placing
second in the 50m and 400m races, while
also winning a bronze medal in the 100m
free.
Derek Howard captured two bronze
medals in the 100m and 200m butterfly
events.
Karen Gerroir, 16, who is ranked as
one of the top 50 swimmers in Canada,
snagged a silver in the 100m fly.
Stephanie Wilkinson clinched third in
the 50m free.
Meanwhile, the junior division of the
'rom `Grapes'
in the title contest.
The Panthers were downed 4-1
by the Vaughan Rangers in the
championship tilt. Adam Diemert
scored the lone Pickering goal,
assisted by Bradley Binns and
Stuart Baumgartner.
In the semi-final contest.
Pickering prevailed 4-3 over league
archrivals from Bowmanville.
The forward line of Krasnowski.
Vieira and Gosse combined for
seven points. Krasnowski scored
two goals, while Gosse had a goal
and two assists. Vieira helped set up
two goals. Baumgartner rounded out
the scoring.
Other assists were credited to
Binns. McHale and Greer.
Nicholson and Daniel Sharpe shared
the goaltending duties.
Pickering opened the tourney
with a 2-1 win over the Vaughan
Rangers.
Daniel Forrester and Kevin
Krasnowski, with the game winner,
scored for the Panthers. Assists
went to Jonathan Samson, Brian
Greer and Forrester.
In the second game. Pickering
edged Owen Sound 2-1.
Mark Gosse scored both goals on
assists from Jed Johnston, McHale
and Samson. The team got great
goaltending from Billy Nicholson
and solid defensive work from
Adam Murray. Michael Cuzzolino
and Michael Weiss.
Pickering then lost to
Georgetown 3-2. McHale and Binns
scored, with assists to Baumgartner,
Diemert, Mark Gosse and Nicholas
Vieira.
Most valuable player honors in
the tournament games were
garnered by Kyle Hamilton, Binns,
Vieira and Greer.
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SCOREBOARD
PICKERING NO" IASKET6ALL LEAGUE
Canedum Pro"Mm Bob wcwsford 25. Sam Terry
Jos Dc kwn: Slave R& ma 14. FraWc Spgrdc a.
Reaub from ploy on Dec. S.
15. Reuben Ddrance 10.
Dew Cnsk Tyrone Meckel
6. Don McEacban
5.
MASTERS DIVISION - GAME ONE
Gaaentrys Rawly Fanaki 17. Bruce Bnrd S. kaw
DURH M WEST ONLY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
Goll nrys 51 vs. Mud Mans 45.
Jovalov 6.
Hous league standings as of
Dec. 1.
TOP !COMERS
GAME TWO
NOVICE DIVISION STAMCBM
Gallantry's: Fred Aley 13. Roy Christianson 10,
Mud Hens Br a Grill 48 vs. Van Ka pn Insurance
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Elgdo Corp: Bill Bosion 16.
Cando Tart 4
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MON•YASTENS DIVISION
Rebound Sports 4
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Producls 37.
Results horn Nov. 21L
Ajay Liow Intern 4
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KeonJane 7.
Insurance Po llo 66 vs. any Spode 4S.
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INTERMEDIATE rI I STANDINGS
NON46ASTERS ONION
Insurance Palbix Colin Eater ttr kror Warm 11.
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GAME TWO
SupeCentie 10
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TOP SODIUM
ASG Caterers 66 vs. Mud Fists Sr A Grit 60.
OPEN DIVISION STAPIDOM
Bal Spalls Kennan Denial 17, Janes Locksa 10,
TOP SOORIM;
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Mud Flans: Trevor Redhead 17, David Voth 16.
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GAME THREE
Swale Svtis 10
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Ins renes Potiolo 3o vs. ASG Cowers 34.
ER1•Rod Holdups 7S vs. Pennys Auto Service 57.
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PMmys Aub: Eisen McLean 21. Breit Sullivan 11.
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DLIIWAM SNOOTEIS IASKETIALL LEAGUE
Osh. Essidals 4
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Vent 6 Rod's 83 vs. Parvo Auto Service 61L
Rasuft c genes played at Pickering H.S. Nov. ta.
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FIRST GAME
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Whit. Anderson 4
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VSKATING
club participated in a friendly, four -club
meet at Port Hope's Jack Burger Complex
pool. Reports from coach Cathy Gerroir
indicate there is a lot of potential
developing in the 27 young swimmers
who attended.
The Pickering Swim Club will host its
eighth annual Christmas Classic Swim
Meet at the Pickering Recreation
Complex Dec. 16 to 18.
The public is welcome to enjoy high-
calibre swim racing.
For more information, call Sylvia at
509-1981.
Skaters hot at ice meets
PICKERING - Pickering
Figure Skating Club members
fared well at several recent
competitions.
At the Kawartha
competition in Lindsay,
Nausheen Bashir finished first
in dance and fourth in the
freeskate PICKERING
s e c t i o n. FIGURES
Amanda Gilroy
was second in
freeskate.
D e v o n
Snider was CLU
second in the A4ernbn c
senior bronze
freeskate level at the Thornhill
competition. Amanda Gilroy
finished second in the freeskate
section in the same division.
At the Autumn Skate in
Ottawa, Amanda Gilroy earned
first -place honors in the
preliminary freeskate, while
Lisa Gilroy was third in the
special preliminary freeskate.
Devon Snider placed third and
Maria Weber was seventh in
the pre -novice competitive
ladies' bracket.
Stefanie Tomei was first in
freeskate and sixth in elements
at the Riverside Invitational
meet. Stephanie Paradis was
fourth in freeskate and second
in elements, while Michelle
Paradis was sixth in elements.
At the Woodbridge
Octoberfest meet, Julie
Diemert finished first, Devon
Snider third and Maria Weber
sixth in the pre -novice ladies'
competitive group.
At the recent Grimsby
competition, Alexandra
Richardson was first, Teri
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Alexander third, Thalia Bilton
fourth, Stefanie Tomei seventh
and Lisa Gilroy eighth in the
pre -preliminary ladies'
freeskate. Matthew Smith
finished fifth in the pre -
preliminary men's freeskate.
Amanda Gilroy placed second
in the preliminary
G compulsory moves and
fourth in the preliminary
`B' ladies freeskate. Lisa
Gilroy finished sixth,
while Thalia Bilton was
ninth in the pre -
preliminary compulsory
moves.
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Passing their various tests at
the Pickering Figure Skating
Club's recent test day were:
FIGURES
Preliminary: Matthew Smith
(turns), Sarah Wellman, Erin
Seeley, Danielle Demerino,
Leah Brewer. Fourth figure:
Jayda Everett; Fifth figure:
Tara Leetham, Many Chapman
(figures).
DANCE
Preliminary: Baby Blues -
Jennifer Ball, Danielle
Demerino, Karen Conlin, Sarah
Wellman, Erin Seeley. Junior
bronze fiesta: Stefanie Tomei,
Alexandra Richardson, Becky
Parkes.
Senior bronze: Ten Fox -
Stephanie Paradis; Foxtrot -
Devon Snider; Blues and Paso
Doble - Jayda Everett.
FREESKATE
Senior bronze - Devon Snider
ARTISTIC
Bronze and silver artistic -
Jayda Everett.
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please leave message. 6368383. (1216e4)
WANTED Asve - 3 t -insurance
WxVw real estate agents. You
hive the training. we have the
product905.721-SB37 w tm
905-721-077- 121394-
( _ )
EXPERIENCED teisrlarketers
-VW be •riendy and
o u t g o i r g C a I 42- 6 C 4 C
DRIVER and sou e• •Ip
'woec -ern P IIS. 4 Bond St.
W C s ^ a w a Apply w l 1O, n .
LOSE wwrpnr . e natural way a
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B200 k:.S dams plus weekly
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a
Gar"e Doors
Installation
Openers
Sales Service
Repairs
(905) 837-0949
LUSTRATHK cartooning.
7phie design, ad~
4
uswess or personal.
saearsble rets. Also lemons
unable. Randy Timms. (905)
W7056.(TF)
etMrs:
mONWAdisldlmlatcIatfllaMAW-art;-oR SK
6scalmss. and G. t ttldlm4aa
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Conducted so:
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offit
Every lb& at 6:310 pea.
141Q M-737!
S & B Driving S&4d
10lessons $150
3 ttessbrts i3 W $75
Freepkk-up d &Cp ON
287-3060
7 daysAasek
ELECTRICIAN, Licensed. WA
do all types of elsarcal work
Reasonable rates. Seniors
discount, Fast serve. Can Alt
at 433-7432. (TF)
I lis
K EL CARPENTRY
KAdlsn - Sam
Gsn " repair
• R6novabo s
25 yam expenence
licensed mrWas,
Harm 1-905432-2710
CARET bUMAUMO - 25 years
experinlce, restrerching, our
It 1 11y. Free esthmm@s. D 0 N
Duncan. 047.1799 or 91117-1900.
MMI RYCTIOM
Yttsrior and eluate►
consirucion. Falls and
dean ploiaaaicllal clod(
PAWN@d
i:e.G. denstructio" Ltd. -
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wnovatiolts, rspais. addkom
des,
gfllI -m and txtbinhipquivw"eM
and iacasd.monlalx M
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LOSE UP TO
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IN THREE DAYS!
With the
Supplementay Diet
Plan
Try It! It Works'
Using all natural
ingredients
Available at
Scotts IDA and other
partKtpating
pharmacies and health
food stores.
For more information
1-800-3614720
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•
Flooring
• SkySghts
• Electrical
H'xnb*V
•Woodwork
Gas or Wood Stoves And
PnFireplaces
A
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CONTRACTM
Cwtofm "esus, Howe
111-1 R� , CL
Bs WNFAC
Tiles. HaWwssd Floats,
MAW Do" CIS Jia t
(906) E04m •
Atft/al�Assls,
004. (TF) �
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("04"-MdARTUM ot 1 1(widd PORN
11 C i R Maiaenmuo soow . COMPLETE carpentry M& MCanenaxabn-copmmy.
w.id«ntiel oarerwpld spau•laiw in rencivatiione mdi% pluncbing,
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ARE you having Proms fid-
ing time to clean your hone. For
MARRY-O-TME-MOVERIR _
DRYWALL and Painting -
boarding, taping, texturing,
professional cleaning, pall
m1Ow leg o small. we price
painting, renovations and
a Iwo 's Hone Services today.
own YI Free atomism. sennas
wools. Sural jobs.15 years
427.1041. (122304)
discount. shat rtI ice moves.
experience. Free estimates.
(606) GM3300. (TF)
Piaree moved. Comparable
Serving Durham and out of town
1104. (1213941 27 Za�Se
rants. Cal 432-2050. (TF)
arra Ken. 434.4500. (121304)
UMMALM Moving - houses,
THE ROYAL CONSERVATORY
apwmwft. calm. apphilinagg
OF MUSIC AFFILIATE
Sind P -M specialists- Free
TEACHER NETWORK. High
wardrobe service. licensed.
MA�IAK dose,
quality music instruction from
utsuued. Free estimates. Cam
Mi«ds.
to entertain few any age. any
experienced RCM Affiliate
Teachers in a variety of
43&.779S. (TF)
occasion. Birthdays,
itatrkurena, voice and theory.
To fad a teacher near
promotions, openings,
you. cal
today for a referral diory,
rect
I
land LMVoo hemp. B3a7M7
72aA, U. (TF)
(416) 406-0142- (121104)
RABBIT wants work doing
1101MrAM MOYltlti
SVSTM
We will man anyMrttp.
anywhere.
w8dwili
rioiboaallPadwillift �la
wjd t OnO dscolmas. Flee
fIUNllalei.
AJAX Moving Systems - tum
esrvlaes. "coves. apphrtoe and
piww specialists. flat rale or
hourly. We now haalle heated
Map'.
ow wMniotRiwwPaAt arca bid
weeK ow" at So and
Cox kiao gilt m_ "p
mainMrnaftpe gsgr(eal. Plumb.
basements, Irlm, crown
drywr• baeemwo a sD+c %
Snow plowinS, resideatal/
427.06. (TF) or
00
RENOVA1IORta, aOMiaw and
we or general repast. B a Meds
wpaicing or misplacing. call ler
moulding, duels and wirtdmrs
15 years experience. tree
aonrrwriel 107E discownt ler
wpais, sec. Lags or mm1 lobs. IIEN w0 large truck aim do
Iwo .sr2rals. Visa accepted.
estimates. Call Mrefc. 720
1223 trnosrglowi2tg Cal 427-
4234 for d.t.iis. Meolbw of
apsrYrnos I. prol«.load and rtawefnoM moves, readential,
ttseaable se vloss. Col 721. Na%W at
(606) GM3300. (TF)
SM 1121504)
M. (122304►
1104. (1213941 27 Za�Se
BOB'S PAWrM
•.., I si SPIL
. Pr,gf- SPA
• ,lob
satistsction
_ [ • 25% Ses soral
diiccwm
' •
estimates
TMS int v &
Interior & ExExterior
""`rRret I
ftftnarm*. Fast
Chari few* service.
"tagte 1.p► cM7dnsn's parties and
as occasions. Have my own
ntapidw Call Ernie. 868.4932.
Christmas and want your -own
business? SNI Discovery Toys,
the beef games. toys• ptaS-
and books. Call Loris at 576-
4523, (121394)
120 °" `` 120 �'cE
"I' -•G Hc•iG
BOOKKEEPER/ADMINISTRATOR
Required immediately for manufacturing
Company next to Pickering GO Station.
Responsible for maintaining complete set
of books on computerized accounting
system including order entry, accounts
receivablestcollecWns, accounts payable
and payroll. EXPERIENCE A MUST!
Knowledge of 'BUSINESS VISION"
accounting software and Lotus 1-2-3 an
asset but not required.
Please fax resume to: 905-420-9136
Growing Company requires 2 exceptional Customer Service
employees to dandle and troubleshoot inquires.
1t'= NEM AD1►SQ174>e1t SU"AY, DW Mon n, 1!!11 -PAGE"
CAREdVER 7ssn - for 1 112
South AJ=
STILL paying cable bis? What
IM Chrysler Carevells. 4 door.
'/AN TED DEAD
and 6 yaw old. 7 am. -till p.m.
Clocks • Durham's largest selec-
have you gol to show for f? Own
one owner. automatic. ps., ob.,
;
Mon -Fri. Must be mown. bung
5 min. 10 St ..lmm i
yaw own samille system for as
radio. Good condition. $2990.
OR
reliable and outgoing• CPR and
First Ad an asset Relerwhpes
fulfills illy.
little as 450 monthly. Up to 200
Phone 427-8333 after 5 p.m.
1964 Topaz. 4 door, auto. ps..
roqulred. 905.6ALIVE
66.2929.
16 8 6
m ���•
channels to choose Iror►L Have
(TF)
savingst Teiep Piano Works,
(121194)
months-4yrs.
a very Merry Christmas. T.J.
1988 Pontiac 6000 LE, 6
..;EE !owirg'orkralo
LOOKING for an energetic and
Awalleble 7 am. - 5:15 p.m.
Satellite, 432.7565. (122794)
cylinder. air, kladed. certified.
:1 Se� or aban�orecrca,s
nutunrhp live out runrry to cane
Relemices i Receipts.
�•
FRESH Ontario Farm Venison,
1985 Celebrity. 6 cylinder. only
Truclis
for our 3 children in our homy.
CHIN 7 am - 5 PM
government inspected, $150
103.000 kms.. certified. 1988
and chair. $575. Couch and
Cal 427-6383 after 530 p.m.
L Cath41'IfN W6-1613.
side, $250 *I . 905-655.4753
Pontiac Tempest LE. 4 door. 6
r
References required. (121194)
APPLIANCES Warned Workng
(leave message) (121694)
Blinder, candied. Net's Auto.
and bush cored$. bags d kn-
FREE
DAYCARE needed in my honks
LOOKING with ECEIquality NE hid ?
Mother with ECElNNEB has
CARPET Broker, 100% NylonTrucks.
y
686-0987 (121394)
1967 Pontiac 6000 STE. one
Perry. gas-
S0.'I�ov12,
(Alienia Rd. area) for 3 children,
3 days per week. Non smoker,
spaces available. Fun tilled
thick, plush, stain resistant
carpet. For 3 roorrs, only $329'
owner, all service records.
31 ' •
starting in January. 509-3569.
developmentally based
activities, nutritious meals, Iota
Price includes 30 sq -yds carpet.
loaded• great condition. $4000
certified. Telephone 666.9587
19M Ford Ecorains F150 Car -
(121494)
of TLC, close to Bellwood
deluxe pad and installation in
(121594)
go Van, low miles, small 8, good
i •
School. Conor loin our dynamic
group. ThicksonlBurns area.
your home. Free quotation in
your home. No interest. no pay-
1985 Cho tie. automatic. 4
clean running van. Hurry on this
Orae Only $380.5 cert Cal 427-
• • •
Cal 721-0533. (121594)
mento for one full year until Dec.
door. )ow mileage. reliable, runs
9722, anytime, Russ. Open 7
-
-
0001111111111
1995. Daniel. t-IIM217-0104.
F
great. Asking $1100 conned-
Ca1571-7335 f 121394
dayshwelk indoors. Bp Town
INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD
In canng, safe, fun hone environment.
Licensed by M.C.S.S.
Re950113ble rates
Receipt, flettible hours. Call
DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE
509-1207
(T )
DAYGARE available in my non
smoking home. 1 1!2 year old to ' les•
Sales. (121394)
PIANOSIGRANDFATHER
1984 Grand LeMans
1940 Chan, 3f4 ton, wbwrtfe,
Clocks • Durham's largest selec-
S t a t i o n w a g o n, running
350 high psA«mrwy si Vine,
tion - New and used pianos. Not
condition, sell for pans, as is.
dud adrsele. elc. 112500 dor-
sure? Rent to own. apt.size,
must sell. $400 o.ba 686-0955
41ied o.b o. 7252383. (121594)
upright, grand, digital.
16 Admnal Rd.. Ajax. (121394)
F500 Tow Truck. Vulcan ih, two
keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free
1964 Topaz. 4 door, auto. ps..
ton may. excellent working
de" and set up). Tremendous
pb . air, low miles, excellent
condition. $2450 and a 2 HP air
savingst Teiep Piano Works,
clean running car. Was $1895.
compressor, $200. Call 725-
4331491, (TF)
now $1695. certified. 6 more
800G. (121394)
oozy located n are Diumem
nice cars to choose from. Cal
pedestals- $3W- Beige couch-
Please submit resume to:
Minacs 6 Associates
915 Sandy Beach Road
Pickering, Ontario L1W 1Z5
FILE #NK101
905-837-M or Fax 905-837-5009
5 4
DAYGARE available in my non
smoking home. 1 1!2 year old to ' les•
, .
427-9722 anytime Russ. Open 7
cayshveek, ndocrs. B'9 Town
' s
These are permanent part-time positions (30 flours per
3 years aid. Westney/Harwood
s
Resabis. rates. r01.
Sales. (121694)
day Dec. 1 1 . 11 a. m, -4 ^ m.
1632 ^.+$-. Phntor
D'efw it's.
week) 5:00 pm - 9-00 pm, Monday to Friday, and all day
artd 404 area. Please Cyt 427•
9256. (121694)
OLD and good cameras. gold,
1963 Chervotte. 4 cylinder. 4
1969 Jeep Y.. 3 tops. full and
�rotruments, china. solver.
COMPUTER. 48"x2 -sot s ,r
sterling,optical instrument.
dot. now terra, usual-
tut doors, k. eorneop am
Saturday. Candidates must have excellent Communication
PRIVATE 4- and 3 fir drive& CD Rows
daycare availabb t0
jewellery, watches. did chilna
radiaro►, battery and cakes _x-
brakes
distung
er
tm cassette. detach, speaker
skills and be computer literate.
children of all and 08 speed, colour printer,
•'n9
wrrfortable enviov ax m with eoloer n4oruito., $2200. Call
and glass. antique furniture.
432-7678. (1213$74) .
"Callen$ condi tcon, f 230
certified. 723-3770. (127394)
boxes. 25L, tractor hitch, I°g
14h1e• bra esoMklrn candnhttn.
Please submit resume to:
Minacs 6 Associates
915 Sandy Beach Road
Pickering, Ontario L1W 1Z5
FILE #NK101
905-837-M or Fax 905-837-5009
5 4
LW" playroom and ranted yard.
43{.5700. (122294)
WANTEDandantique
credo checks 6867426. (TF)
$9900. Donee 90--965-7132 or
Andhra , Cobol Pascal and C.
Rhalashop. Ouork Express and
s
Resabis. rates. r01.
COFFEE and one end table.
day Dec. 1 1 . 11 a. m, -4 ^ m.
1632 ^.+$-. Phntor
D'efw it's.
Hot Trans Ant gold. 400 w.n-,
work 416-i8G8451 (12139A)
F1REWOOO - ancefte quality
available. Westneyl401. 683-
68
ft5. Wood comae and one end
�rotruments, china. solver.
T -root. aueonsfie, arc.. cruiee.
f
1 • -
Ava+lab+e lin. 1. (905) 683-
0364. (121194)
table, $60. Two marble top end
advertising, sporting, toys,
la. 01 IP y oi°'ar. Best Omer.
1 Snowmobiles
DAYCARE available. Clean,
tables wrscuiputred brass
decoys, does. M1111 bOmle4 cot-
571'6''!64- (121304)
6
oozy located n are Diumem
sale. non smaller. lanced yard.
pedestals- $3W- Beige couch-
lection$ a estates. Cal Robert
CERTICAR Auto Cerise - 156
Rsgbn requires a book keepW
(123194)
enacts and lunches provided.
dear and lovesort. $350. Couch
Bowen Antiques (90Sh 655-
" 3t, w. o Mlidbwn Mal -
SNOWMOBILE suits. •oirnets.
aROOKLIN Firewood
9--ned frehrood lace cords
Bay Ridges. Pickering. Call Gad.
and chair. $575. Couch and
8049. Broads. (TF)
1989 immaculate Cadillac
es and accessories on sale
Fr"Christmas
831-5611. (121,94)
chair. brand new. $1200.
APPLIANCES Warned Workng
Devise. •9986. 7989 exception
( gifts for snow
nhobiel at Clark's Cats. 1Z730
and bush cored$. bags d kn-
FREE
Waswbod tram* (Cut to fit queen
size boll and mattress, 1350. S
or not. Fridges slaves. wa~s.
a1 Dodge Shallow, at'. $3995.
1989 loaded Corsica LTZ.
Perry. gas-
S0.'I�ov12,
OAKAnME FURNITURE . Why
' • • •
pco. cherry bedroom suite.
1375. Two spnng bed trimers,
dryers. ALSO WANTED.
pickups. 1985 or news,
R�,ape 7 7 •
$4995. 1988 perfect Cutla*s
Cierra. air $4996 1990 fantastic
2 FPon
ft i%w* all CBrddi3tes for it►eir interest, however, only s3o .tai Lary. chniii and 990 ) 2 2 3 Iizw RS, at'. auto. now
those canaidates to be intermened will be conte ed.
The PrudMMW IRM,A -- r
Company of Amerlea is one
of the World s lergsst;inanCial
Institution. We 116x• an
i Y r - ri' m oppnnur*y for a tt�-tins ...
Office
Assistant
- Temporary
We w eeeiofl0 an no, arpstic self-elrw 10
as" 1MNN verkilsl ofte f4mwillone rell�inQ
from reoep*m flo cLOWInr will e. The leen
for lhjs ; m I'm w0 tJe at least three ntatild -
You must be a hard worldrlq indliriduel who
fun tiorm wed in a 1tpIr11 errrYnrnunt
Knotwled�pe of WordParisol 5.1 and Windows 3.1
in Plsaee appy ti llrrlwrp, by== 1 �
1 tD: ASR dollrtlltnlre 001aV
ilia$ wee$, Oahown. OIMrb L1J 210
Fatc lf" 721 4=48
we wm* am to 0 0 - l ; AOww, w, try
glHt 0 to M bM1llr+yti�ed ll0 M
CO/Ir, N_
��
Fbwedd t#M1Ilon
ACCOZtJN"
PAYABLE
Dw to current expansion, a IDCaI
rnanufaCaAer has an iRlmediate
opening for a organized, self-
motiVated Individual t0 work In
accounts, pay".
The suooessf<d Candidate will have
3-5 years previous Computerized
accounts payable
and
must enjoy workng In ax a fast paced
environment. Knowledge of Lotus 1.
2, 3 w91 be a definite asset.
K you are nterested n beoonrw�g
Part of our team, please reply in
Confidence with salary expectations
to:
ria a7e�s
2we 11111116011114
111.01. !es 41st,
Oliawty Or>asis
LIN 7114
IF you we Siegle a a single
parent or separated or dhcorrs0
with three years work
wperlence. you mw quwy for
M1.rreiil assistance or I you are
over 45 and have recently been
rid off. you may qualy for Train -
Ing assistance. DIPJCERT.,
Lotus. WtordpsAsa. D -Base.
glass kitchen table. $125. Cher- Trucks - 1909 Nissan King Cab, •
,y dining table and chairs. 11475. 6 ' one ovw+w. 3e90.5. 1907 Ford
Oak Derw front cJnu cabreax, F 1 SO. auto. 100.000 kma.. WHITBY - one bed • o o m
$575. Two floor mledM colour $4905. 1909 Cheyenne. air. baduMar apamnrrn furnished
T.V. s, (200.275. 30- gold stove.
$150. 30- whose stove. $150. In-
gle, 12 cu.n. fridge. $375. Nooly
now dryer. 3725. Omea furniture.
$25-225. 2 R.C. car hand
controllers. 7 cu.ft. freezer.
$ISD.ob.o.4363904 (121606)
3 Sharpe Electronic cash
Word, Accpac. Bedford. free dswwy. Iii face cord cepows. 03231 for stile, 350
Aulotad, Venial Pagan *w. of $ 2 001 bu s h card. Fair PLU. 6 cnaracw. 2 tats. 30
Harvard. Corel, Computer measure. TWIN BRAND departments excellent
auto. 305. $7995. 1967 $525 induelw. FirwAgot. M 6
Wrangler, mint, absolutely plea a, Dunlap St Mr. Avatable
iosded. 125.000 kine.. 305• immediately. 666-5535.
$6965 19W GMC Soma, at'. (121594)
auto, only $10.995 firm '967 ONE bedroom apartment �n
Jeep YJ. 74,000 kris.. $7905.
plus 20 more c»m&red vWmcw clean quiet home, private
579.2986. Open Sunday view a. $625 incitf'ly. single
(121404) occupancy orelerred Call 721 -
LEASE to Own vehtles. 1986 9-45. (121684)
1905 434S clow^ no rnerew no S.AJAX - two bsdrea bass -
Programming and Systems
ORCHARDS. Newcastle. 1-905-
condition. $450 each. Also
CIiaSTMAS Cre. Show S'.-
credo checks 6867426. (TF)
Im apartment• at', tux bath.
Andhra , Cobol Pascal and C.
Rhalashop. Ouork Express and
9974563. (TF)
piano. 100 years ole. 3600. Cal
430.3145 721394
( 1
day Dec. 1 1 . 11 a. m, -4 ^ m.
1632 ^.+$-. Phntor
D'efw it's.
..
kteteen• one oarkng $Pao*. tis
stoo. $725 includ,np utilities.
F1REWOOO - ancefte quality
Illustrator. Durham Business
AMP Cofsgsk 427-30$0.
hardwood usraMoed. Extra
9
COMPUTERS -486 SLC33's
Brodu401 (12.94)
f
1 • -
Ava+lab+e lin. 1. (905) 683-
�
ksg time fuly soasoreed. Cut
Fast 31099 - 486 Ox 266'45648.11213941
Computer
IEDWild saod service reYed
and arae HOery. mho zy Heal
Free dei.
K753 Heat
31499 rises -544 Ponbumw
Yes
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oozy located n are Diumem
Firewood. (9os) 753-2246.
(90
take t fastest. yes we do
take trae.rs. we also stodt
` NMITBY BIDE WATER PARK
Rsgbn requires a book keepW
(123194)
"sales from $199. Laptops and
COMPUTER Lqudahon 386
Ram.
1 OW 2 h rf m m n
11UIb8 brosdban,
yearel CMA or CGA requirod.
aROOKLIN Firewood
9--ned frehrood lace cords
mote books from $495. and
budget prrntere from f99. Cal
SX/20- 4 250an Hs 9
S.V.G.A. baokr o s899
3
6 101 KATHLEEN
.
5-T. W. •
Press "ply to Fila 07067. oto
097-3059. (121394)
-liar 4
386 SL125 b its '
Oshawa The Week P.O. Bak
and bush cored$. bags d kn-
FREE
HOD . C -
Ram. 120 H.D.. Co-pnaceasa.
Mon. -Fri. 9•7 p.m.. Sit i Sun. 12-5 pm.
i
441. Oshawa. Ont. L 1 H n5.
dlrg available. delivery.
OAKAnME FURNITURE . Why
Painting Device. $1099. 4888x.
pick up on Sal. and Sun- (905)
pay retail prices? One or
40 Rant, 100 a up HO. SVGA
* Sheller(:in6ldian
pyo is Limited •
6554797. (0129%)
Ontario's oldest and largest
colour mondors, from 4999
Roma
010000000000000000
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•
lRREWOOD for eye - cut and
manufacturers s now selling
Double speed CD and
spit and delivered. Priced 468
dreg to the pudic. Eg oak
sound card. 11250. Other can
pullers ' hat'' C"
-
0001111111111
SALES Person required for
two card. Cap G'n'I �, `'t55.
Iladesey rade with w ext and
4 Windsor chars. 3799 8' oak
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
{aely, company sollin9 -my
double pedsta c/w eat. and 6
INTERNET Access - would you
2 and 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 appliances,
supplies and equipment to
Industry. Some experience
,
Cars. 31429. Carv+wnbil bods.
Over 20 'n Cn -at'
Ike to be on the Information
guQer ",(tnhwy' Do naw a
underground
13Y
r.o, - salary and eSpersea.
Vail;
55 FAL
COURT
Cal 906 996-0715. ($2$394)
A066RAL heavy duty dryef' 29•
soled. no veneers - Traditional
Woodworking, 905-965-8774.
son a daughter away 10 unnver
arty and you would Ike 10 corr*
Yon.-FrL 9-5 p.m.. SOL a Sun 12-5 p.ln-
OFFICE Fumsure Sales - we n-
wild*. while. $200. Call 576-
(TF)
rrarnicate with them regi, arty?
• (W5) 683-6021
quire a malum individualhir wa
6756. (121194)
MEDIUM sized antique roll top
Are you looking tOI INTERNET
Shelter Canadian Pro lfties Llfnited
S" walk 41119101c Mto PosMs•
3 bushaoed hardwood feewrood.
desk asking $1200. Soled oak
E.Mad address. n you anwere0
sell good verbal and written
bl Skills- This
SM, 2I• poen TV, 6400.3
comer "tit. 2 pce. cos-"
yes to any on d thee. then call
AJAX South - two Bedroom
OSHAWA - bright Uein two
coew-mi= per-
wail units. 4250. TV/Stoma
a
4tyle• asking f600. Cyt Janet at
CON.ORG with your modem.
�� ��
b�bp,n ld apartmrrn bu40np.
son should be ani rse619wtt•
�� IAk*-- 60 optadsntl
stand, $100. 839-7604.
(905) 434.3696 ($2$54941
666.89?5 arra for s kale as $35
have access
laundry,
antis,
pharice hart. hydro• her
980461wa. ogrlited and wish
( 121194)
UNME CMrstmrs Gifts and
per year. you can
1p Internet E•MaL (121394)
gable• tisilTaet Non smotw, nip
fits Smoker,
flMt 11700 elCkueMre Cal (905)
n.
D6anees and parking. Com
venhent to 401 arid oily bus
WOOD•URMING fireplace
Pwom Seip sY94. A person
wast. 9�• bra" hon . tan.
CollMible$ . wash stands,
663 6564. (121494)
routes. 11689. Call 433-0677.
sella n busi-
degrees rrtaatslMup,
neos or design would be a
91w deals, Screened rain cap.
Wrhk boxes. dressere, desk.
rocking Chairs. wooden ehan-
• -
• , .
WHITBY - irhtrh"dislsly : quiet
(121394)
pi'llikillyyigi ordidsla Owlttirtg a
As" 3250. ob.o. (905) 683-
copper cookware.
two bedroom apmUnws. dose
OSNAWA - your car 's wymnhei
qt' and knowing the Greater
0ODS. (121194)
dining roam sura bedroom
to schools. Fridge. stove,
Immaculate two bedroom 2 level
Toronto area is mandatory.
TOSHM Stereo System, full
suiw oda tads. Now Lis Fur-
LOVABLE LOWWook Labs.
4586.88 hydra extra FestAast
aportnent in dharrrkng older
Knowledge. of the Teknion
ei7'sk eaodera ooMDon. Com-
retire Ston located in Broaxi n
gentle family friends, farm
rased CKC ^S91•wetl• health
required. Call 666-5535.
dupes. Large and Spacious with
product is an asset. Send
pots wo anpUia. unw. turn
on Hey 812. Open weekends.
Qusrarxaed. Black Labrador
(121504)
huge loft and pine floss. $750 .
murine, in conlidenee, with
tom. pasaigne and Match"
(905) 655-353L (122794)
Fletrleilref �� pWS. f e*
SOUTH � - band now bio
1M uMbes. Ask about no rent in-
nrarrtsralion erpe0ia0rt& le:
FSM 00424, News Adverts 10:
Itilfld. Bwrl44 wood •P ►s•
Cali k-
3350 pBoMAla a wood
CANADMN Thermal Window
un[, 75x45. comprised of 2
Dae. 29. Call 613.473-2043.
($2$394)
betbow b• orroM apwwnwlL
separele entrance.
Oaaae apoon. 905-723.6987.
ago*6)
130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax.
837-1492. (121494)
cagemma windows and COMO
HIMALAYAN luttem salt and
S manthi,
appfinKsi• etc 4850 fr4orwtly
MICE rig• two bedroom with
Ona LIS 2FI5 (121606)
picture hilrindokr• whae vinyl, ex-
blanks. VM chocked, needles.
inclusiYe• ballast big lsrrtt
balcony new Storey Park.
220
cstrot oorldsion mien adjust-
CCA and CFA 3300.
tenar0 dotted. Please call for
shopping, 401. Available Jan. 1.
Sale
mora needed. 4800 ob.o. 723
728-7796.(121394)
dotaia. 683-0520.(121494)
mash acl sive.
$700 per mal n
���N
6359 after 4. AN No o.b.o.
SOUTH Ajot - semi daaLUod
Cal 7258434. (121394)
l cwp 0%
CARPETS - bt& d iarpM ,DD%
(1 21394)
"
bungalow. 3 bedroom main
OSHAWA -two bedro, apan-
Ir1i/[GTIOM Moki/rt0 ww r
nye new sten r car
MOVINO Out Sale a TV Adwr•
(ba• perking, shwad laundry.
maw available at 900 and 886
WANby requ= You-idar and
ve fib• 1 will cwpst 3 loons'
toed Products - desk. sofa,
3850 • tr2 uoisss. AwaisbM
Glen St. Close to schools. shop
Setup Parson. Please call
4349. Price includes carpel•
duir wait u niL v rlicas. elegant
Feb, 1. Cal 6861494. (121494)
ping and Cyn. Utiitiss included.
Louisa at 90"70-0191S 0185 for
premium Pad. exportwelialli
k1chon gadgets, rugs. Toys, ae
Cly Whitby - bachelor
sUrsr mond• rent required.
FrCal
appoiarlsntL (121594)
sidimass (30
Cross country machine,
apiertmontr specious
728-496M(010945)
'
688,2;!14. (TF)
Christmas dress. 1978
mototeome• (905) 427.1070.
dean and bright, furnished!
unfurnished, air. own kitchen
ONE bedroom basement apart-
mart in Central Whedy. 4500
month inclusive. Fireplace in
CARPET your hoar at tr(soourw
prices. 100% nylon, stain
ANTIOM walnut Tom '•
CANADIAN TIRE
and 4 pce. bath, laundry
per
ttlrlstarw fila includes dam,
shatl drawer and glass tray.
facilities, separale aMrtince,
living room, laundry facilities
DENTAL Assistent lot ler"
Dad and 4.pem irstalialiwL Call
SM. 905-571-5709 tea 4 p.m
Aox
parking, quiet person. Non
available. Availlabb Jan. 1. Cal
Pickering office. HARP
Nick (W%4304461. (1213")
plass. (121596)
�.�.s.,
So"
smoker, no pets. 4500 all
Brad or Jenn, 668-2576.
prod. Evenings and Sat.
AJAX Pidtelln9 APD1r^� ' no
- Dana tayr
Inclusive. FYSNast 8862149.
(121394)
haves. Ful tris. Cal Debbie.
8313332. (121394)
reasonable COW "Iwo. itusy
Reconditioned
aft.uality
shads. buffs on ails. prep 4588:
shod..SHEDbulk
GST included. Also gable style
(121894)
BROOKUN -Sero bedroom
apartment. tridge. stove. an
STILL Rer"? Nath Oshawa.
�71pNST
guaranteed.
etals,Cane mole is a
opliponics.
shads. garages• GW -Call 905
.95
$75,000. Three bedroom,
inclusive, $575 per month.
Compand dental
dot 4274794. 467 Wesmdw
5094961. (TF)
finished roc room. workshop.
Avoill" Der- 15. or Jan. 1. Cal
bung Mid 3
Rd. S. Aja. (TF)
a ent or
COMPUTER FStud
Cor & (-ighl.TrLCks
hardwood floors, walkout to
mtorni or leave message. 655
el iseek. SubmA mum 10.
Fib 8700L Oshawa YNrlby The
CARPET - dart buy anywt-
home - 386.50Mo HDU.
9
Apel
Pang• economic 9s heat. Total
cost to own - S795/monthly.
9079. (121794)
JAIL 1 to Ignl 30 - fully fur -
Weak, P.O. Box 461, Oshswla or
Ica,
est until I show you who 1 can
doloryou.CaliCaord,434-0222.
mtluse, 4Mag Mem.. DOS 5.
VGA •> �. 4OMegMono
•�Z227
Photo (905) 723-5281 Peter
Realty.
noshed and equipped one
167 Simone SL N. 2nd
(121394)
HDU, 1 Mom., Mono
�w+v�
Notal Sass Flop. Guide
b� '� fin• M"^8�n•
Oahasra (121 5W)
14a14on, Dom. 4425. XT 4174.
OS
tT�
dining room, parking, 6750.
6 .
KING size bedSprea4 ndudes
bed skirt. canopy top aid side
DOS with windows. $50. Lotus
1,2.3 with Word Perfect and
" ' s s
STEVENSONIADELAIDE .
large plus ore Dedman baso
Firstllast. 905-723.3702.
(12/394)
•'drapes.
Excellent condition.
(905) 427-ta22•ITF)
I;faphicspodupo•4t25.24-pin
maraapartrtsre,froshypaimsd.
FOR rant -ono bedroom
Printer, $125. Richard. (905)
new carpel, $550 monthly.
apartment, very clean, fridge,
PART *no ears talanaad in my
CAMIPGROWO mwmittw>hhV .
831-9439• (12280
Ing Mustang Convertible. 4
Laundry, cable, utilities
Stove, alc., laundry lacildies.
Aare 2 chidnn, 4 years and a
We tma Coast so Coast PaAus.
CONTENTS - washer. dryer,
cylinder. tuft loaded with oxtrs•
included, no pets, firstllast
parking, no pets. Available
months. To start III January.
U.SJC nWa, 41 pa "Ohl, Paid
fridge, &toe, kitchen set,
80.E hwy lung, SUM Of will
neWi0ed. Ave*** m iwdiasy
innsdiamly. Cap 5768642 or
Ralasrtoss tsgtirad Cal 686
43605."wet sM.440U.S.Cal
bedroom furniture, custom
trade lot JEEP YJ 1989 or
or Jan. Lynn, 579.5039.
683.4851beMseanlaa.m.-5P.m.
4038 (121194)
1 a0d236 0327. (121384)-
drapes. 4168863329. (121494)
rhow"r. 436 -SM (122294)
(121394)
(121386)
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AJAX . nenMy dtstxraesd one AVAN AKLE in Oshawa i WAk- BLOORMMCOE - large two
. I .A n baserrsint sport ortt, by apSinnrnr building, specious bedroom In 46 unk building.
eek eornairned, prWa s alum e, carPebd newly painted apart- Mrxape, may perking. woo
rno pMs. FkWAN t •eQ,,' .$M mem with balcony, close to bus, managed. Close to Morestbus.
monthly. CaN (905) 427.2590. shopping. AN utilities Inckided. from $675 inclusive. Go direct to
(12/414) FirsViast repaired. No pots. One 123 Bloor St. W. or call co1w
AVAILABLE immediately .ons bedroom. s625. Two bedroom. 905-571-4289. (TF)
bedroom basement apartnsm, $725. CAIN 430-0134. (TF)
separate entrance, washer,
dryer, cable. No pets, no
smoking, partly furnished. $600
first/last required. Calf Peter.
427.1690. (121594)
CENTRAL Oshawa - 2 6 3
bedrooms, available now or Jan.
1. Fenced yard, 80 appliances,
parking. $6 . lights. Call 905-
420-3775.(121594)
AJAX South - large two
bedroom, lower apartment. New-
ly renovaied, nice area, near
water. Private entrance, laundry,
deck, fenced yard. No pets.
Available now. (905) 619-0264
Matt. (121494)
CHURCHIHWY 42 - one
bedroom beehelor basement
apartment, cable TV,
MtMWavek Wkles and laundry
IadMim , A, , d. Sukabis for
single person. Available
int- lately. Call 683-8237.
(121194)
WHITBY Brock St. S., furnished
bachelor in 4 pleat. Walk to Go,
laundry, balcony, parking for
onegarden view. dean. $550
inclusive. 905-500.2038 or 416-
284-1618. (010595)
AJAX Odord Towers - Bpedsrrs
aprtnrNs, 4uss buldi ng. close
to shopping, 401 and Go. Pool.
sauna, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom,
Jan. and Feb. 1. Cal 683.8571
untl 7:30 p.rrL (123094)
DOWNTOWN Whitby in small
apartment building, large one
bedroom, $650 everything
Included. Available Jan. 1.
Laundry facilities, parking, close
to all amenities. FifsVlast. 905-
669.4009. (121394)
WHITBY - Rossland/Carden,
nice clean ba I1 1, basernew
sprtmem. separate erararnoe,
patio, kitchen, bathroom,
laundry facilities. auks one non
smoker. FirstMst. $465 includ-
ing utilities. Call 430.3583.
(121394)
OBHAWA, Blow/Park Rd. One
and two bedroom apartment
frpn 6590 month with one out-
door parking spans and Willes
Included. Call 905-723-1126.
(121394)
OSHAWA Central, char i ng
and very clean one bedroom
apsh wo • loft. Bright kkchan
w/stove, fridge, separate
emranco. laundry room. da..
pets welcome. $595 monthly
inclusive. 4242220. (121694)
VACANCIEBI Cal the one stop
rental shop for a BETTER
selection. DURHAM HOME
RENTERS, (905) 426-1276 min-
Imal fee. LANDLORD'S AD-
VERTISE FREEII (TF)
1400
PICKERING - one bedroom
basement apartment, 2
appliances. shared laundry.
near shopping, 401, public
transit. L"lies included, suit
single waking peaon. No peb,
ftsVlast. references. $575. Cal
(905) 4249171. (121494)
OSHAWA - furnished berm in
rparlmem, $117 wsekly and fur-
nished room, $80 weekly.
Laundry, parking. fridge. stove
and utilities Included. 576.6769.
01
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OSHAWA
OSHAWA NORTH
2 bdrm. $pts. Clean
quiet building, from
$600 per month.
Val( 576-2541
RETIRING?
Looking for a quiet
spacious two bedroom
apartment. Close to
downtown and shOppng
Centre.
Available immediately.
433-0436
ABSOLUTELY gorgeous
3 bdrms., brand new
building. Euro kitchen,
colonial trim, 2 entrances,
w/o to deck, 2 bath,
laundry fac., $850 + hydro.
Available Jar. 1.
Please call 623-4594
OSHAWA
1 bdrm, $569.
2 bdrm, $619.
Cleanftrge units. W.
heat, cable, ho water,
parkg, new al; p lir in g
Tenant pays hydro.
LARGE two bedroom. furnished
walkout basernant apammlem in
Whitby. I -sundry facilities. $700
monthly. Non smoker. available
now. Call 72846563. (121594)
8991k luaatals 1 bdrm.
apt., Owls ed bdIM 20X14,
large spas. lit.. Nip
calarrlic baBnnom ft,
besutilul Wingloorn, all inti.
Com, hydro. appl. Awailale
irwm ateyl. No pets. Non
smokers. Ample dog tS.
WHITBY - spacious two
bedroom, large kitchen, near
Go. Jan. 1. $795 Inclusive. Call
(416) 699.5287. (121594)
COU CE - Northwest - clean
3 bedroom main floor at house,
4 appliances• garage, eat -in
kitchen. deck. now amenities,
backs onto park. $750 . 2/3
utilities. FisVlast. professionals
preferred. No pets• available
immediately. Sharon at 905-
683-2992 or 1-905128.6120
(leave rummage). (121394)
LARGE, bright. brand new one
bedroom apartment, fridge,
Move and utilities included.
antral vac. Great apartment,
mist see to appreciate. FksV
last. $695. (905) 721.1492.
AJAX - spacious clean one
bedroom basement apanmem
available. Separate entrance.
fridge and stove, ful bathroom,
utilities included. On Ajax and
Go bus routes. 427-6648.
(121494)
HARWOOD/GAYLY - two
bedroom cordo, $860 per north
ickudmi; Parking and utilities.
Available Jan. 1. Phone 427-
6791 before 9 am. (111594)
ONE bedroom apartment: avai-
able Jan. 1 in older home. $500
per month, utilities included.
Very dean. Call Shealy at 579-
5621 Mon -Fri, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
(121394)
400
SIBICOEIwLL area. One
bedroom $540. In clears 20 sine
aperb-* building. FirsVlap,
avaaable Feb. 1. Cal cher 4
p.m. 4342119. (121394)
RENT To Own - large two
bedroom merneing n � prnerg.
Pickering bu
porkit9. arced yard. schools.
shopping. $695 inclusive. Aval-
able from Dec. 16. (905) 839-
9154 or 416260 9391. (121694)
OSHAWA - one bedroom and
Iwo bedroom available
Irritrtedil"y. Close to downtown
core. $530 and $560. all
inclusive. 571-7327 after hours.
(121394)
OSHAWA - John/Centre St.,
one bedroom apartment from
$645 monthly, utilities included.
Go direct to super at *202-70
THIEF bedroom bungalow in W
E Oshawa, 763 Eastgten Dr..
oorrpletMy renovated. app8an-
ca$ included. Finished
basement, Large lanced )at. our-
rently available, $1000 per
11011th + utilities. Cal 436.8786
or (705) 878-3697. (121394)
THREE bedroom two storey
house. separate dining room.
walkoutto deck and large fully
fenced yaN, detached garage.
excludes basement. No pets.
$900 per month . 2/3 utilities.
Heat and cable included. First/
last required. Available Jan. I.
435-1070.(121694)
PICKERING Dixie/Finch - 4
bedroom 2 storey. 2500 sq.h.,
newer detached home. 3 baths.
5 appliances. fireplace, fenced,
pool, $1199 plus. Available Jan.
15. (905) 686- 7106. (TF)
Lloyd St.. or cal 905.404-9604 OSHAWA semi. two bedrooms,
after 6 p.m. (121504) dining room, fridge/stove.
AJAX - attractive walkout base- garage. - paint and flooring,
merit apartment, very huge and responsible tenants needed.
bright, Iwai large bedroom, Large $725 plus. 5765677 or 571 -
kitchen, livingroom• storage. 6585. (121394)
appliances, cable. utilitiesNO down payment? Good
included. $775. Available «edit, Good jo° You can buy
Imrked. 686.8469. (121194) for the price at rent. while prices
COUNTRY apartment - large 3 and rates are down. Call Doug
bedroom. private entrance. or Bram, Cornmunsy Financial,
appliances, garage, paved 668.6805. (TF)
drive, 10 miles N/E of Oshawa. WHITBY - 4 bedroom executive
Available mid Dec. No Pets, homeplus den. quiet court,
$700 mortthy all Inclusive. 263 2850
sq -ft. Large lanced yard.
2089. (121394) separate dining room, $1450 .
OSHAWA - three bedroom utilities. Call Lynne Papizzo,
apartment• fully fenced 428-9766. (121594)
backyard, private parking, LANDLORDS - last chance
vin /ductred Fistove, aster. cep"w gens oxen ion. It you
I
rrrrediatey Call 834 own any other real estate
available i
(besides the home you live m)
6957. (121594) s's time to get a 1~ of opinion
S.AIAX - two bedroom outdo, of value ready for tax time.
East Harrow. Jan. 1. $875 per Reduce taxable gains for the
month. 5 appliances, antral air. luture. Special Prigs to the end
plus utlltes. 2 car parking, no of 1993. Ask for Lilian North.
pints. references. Call Karen, Remax Summit, 668.3800.
619.9500. (1?1694) (12209,11
WHITBY - 4 bedroom home for
tale or rem wah option to buy. 2
1/2 baths, finished basement.
two car garage, $1350 per
month . utilities. First4ast, avas-
able immediately. Call 576-
6579.(121394)
OSHAWA - 2+1 bedroort. $926
+ utilities. Parking for two cars.
Cal Dave, 666-9604. (121 W)
SOUTH Ajax bungalow, close to
all amenities, all at house. $900
monthly . utilities. Call 683-
7030. (121494)
PICKERING - new detached 3
bedroom, 2 12 baths. fireplace.
famtilyroom, double garage, new
appliances, near bus and train.
No pets. $1175. 416122-1443.
available Feb. 1. (121394)
RENT/OWN - 4 bedrooms - spa.
sous end unit in NE Oshawa.
newer broadloom, and new
flooring to kitchen and bath.
freshly decorated, includes
ensuite. garage, drapes.
appliances. $925 rens, $1200
own. vendor will assist with
financing or consider rent to
own. 436.6454. (121694)
ASSUMEmortgage or rent -
$900 per month, luxury
townhouse, fridge. stove.
dishwasher, central air, 3
bedroom. t 1/2 baths. garage.
Cal 436.5123 or 416748.2064.
(121394)
ATTENTION TENANTS: Ren -
tale (large varery) rem to own.
assumable nprtpages. Why pay
rem when you an buy? Ca
Rick Daniels. NOW at Major
Realty Inc.. 579-3537. (121394)
WHO says you cannot afford to
buy a house. 3 bedroom
townhouse carries for $460
monthly (P&Q 3 bedroom bun-
galow dame far $790 (Pat) .
more. Call Mark Stapley Romer
Accord. 576.3111.(127194)
TNW MM ABVBIT18=st1NDAY, DfiCEAng* 6; to"PAGE 41
AJAX - 3 bediffomt upper floor d
semi, utilities all inclusive.
packing, dose to all amenities.
Laundry facilities. no pets, fist/
last. Available immediately.
9940 monthly. Cal 427-7292.
(122294)
&PICKERING - three bedroom
main floor house. large deck.
fenced yard. close to lake.
parks. 401. $825 . 1/2 utilities.
Cal (905) 770-9757. (1211514)
CENTRAL Whitby - 3 bedroom
main floor bungalow. 4
applanCes. $775 . 2/3 utilities.
Firstlast. Available Jan. 1. 666-
2032.(121394)
AJAX - three bedroom house.
main and top floor, parking. 3
applianes and shared laundry.
$1000 monthly . utilities.
Referonces. available Jan. 1.
6815-3546. (121394)
SPECIAL MOVE
IN BONUS
On two and three bedroom
townhouses. All utilities
included, except (able.
Eas^^y--access to 401.
SAI' 579-4520.
AJAX 3 bedroom townhouse.
Westney/May Y2. Er•u
a nx wen
garage, $975 monthly . uastes
it ST Reterences Non
smoking, no pets. available
immediately 905-428-3238.
ROOM FOR RENT
Per week or month.
p
r it icke ing,
OklahomaWiheS Rd.
Hydro staff welcome.
Sunny, Clean home.
(9055) 420-0042
WEST14EY Heights furnished
room in quiet home, air, cable.
parking, shared facilities, non
smoker. $400. monthy. Avail-
able immed. (905) 428-9114
(1211 g4)
LIVE out of town, work in the
city, tired of commuting. I've gal
a quiet home for you. Ahona Rd.
and Sheppard area $90 weekly.
905.509-2932.(121394)
ALTONA/SHEPPARD large
furniswed room in clean quiet
adult home for mature employed
personistudent. Bus. parking,
cable. share seaprals kronen/
bath. $100 weekly 509-2459
evenings. (TF)
VERY dean and quiet room. ex-
cellent downtown Oshawa
location. Bath and kitchen, non
smoker preferred $80 weksk,y
Please call Brian. 576 7635
(1 22394)_ ---- -
LARGE bright room, second
floor of house. now Pxikwvig
Town Centre Quiet mature
person. $400 inclusive 420-
1975 before 3 p.m. (121494)
FURNISHED or unfurnished
master bedroom. 4 Pse ensuite
incLOed. Two closets. cable.
acuun, large horns :)ix,e,Hley
n. Suitable fa working fernale
420-8525 !'21114)
AJAX '.r-s'heC roo- '. ,sol
or rec room. !aundry room. CALL CLASSIFIED
separate fridge SW weekly 576 -Cal (21MI 6A15QS1 fl;ll Ash 15
by - furMshed bedroom. niton
$moor, aneMsb I Feb. 1. N
fadMfes and uMas Included.
$380 per morith. Cal 725-8456.
PMNGLE Creek, - to
share spacious clean quiet
home with non smoking
Professional. $450 per month all
inclusive. Call 905-668-8358
(121394) _
HARWOOOIBAYLY - two
bedroom condo, $860 per
month including parking and
utilities. Available Jan. 1 Phone
427-8791 before 9 P.m.
1455 Fnrr Rent
OSHAWA • large two bedroom
luxury cordo. Now Oshawa
General Hospital, underground
parking, two floors, two
balconies. in a small and friend-
ly building. $1000 monthly,
klcusive. Call 7231561 or 723-
3747.(12/594)
GORGEOUS three bedroom
cordo, dose to famous Clear
Water Beach. pool. jacuzzi,
BBO, private yard. available
clow -May 1995. For information
and to view pholom, 686-9646 of
579.3786. (TF)
BLOCK from beautiht Madeira
Beech. Jan. -Mar. monthly ore
bedroom, $700 U.S. Two
bedroo n, $900 U.S. Rick. 576-
6328
766328 or eve. 666-4670.
(121594)
CLEAR'WATER - fully furnished
mobile homes. clubhouse.
heated pools. no albs. orris.
just 20 mwnom to beeches NHL
Hockey. Blue Jay baseball, sag
and horse tracks. Children
welcome. Lees than sacral. 683-
5503.(010615)
A Christmas DMSANTA-wee
Cuddle your ����w
DEAR SANTA, DEAR SANTA, i+�`.'"
Childwill Love Ho Ho Ho my name iS Dean Adams. Gramma and I have been dhedcalg ,�,', "`' ' Providing excellence in quality
• I am 2% years old I have been a out the flyers and newspaper ads. 9
Ruf 6n9 Reb& very good boy, please bring me a and I have made out a fist of some of home daycare.
bike, midcey mouse, socks, power the gifts I would Dice this year. The • Flexible hours
Pettis & Supplies Ltd. wheels jeep, a big car, thomas the Canadian Tire store seems like a r '. • Monthly home visits
539 Westney Rd. S. train, a guitar, cdog uribook and good place for ym to strop they 1 Aq. • Reliable back-up
Ajax, Ont, crayons, a phone, a house, a castle, have a sale on t17 Nov. 20th. We got t y)� service
AGENCY
r 683-0 w
471 pa, Big Bird, baby bop, boy the flyer! Please Call
barbie, a mcdonalds phone, Page 114 - Fiberglass Snowboard -
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dinosaurs, smart answering $34.99. Page 426 - Kenner � 686-•�t�16
machine. Please bring some treats Rjccochet Car - $89.99. Page 1x27 - It ,
♦=' `� ` •
for cry doggie blue and my hamster Power Tod F°
'Season's
Shop -544.99. Page 427
�`Y�>'- ✓ , dude. here is a picture for you. - Miigfty Max Doom Zones - $11.99. Greetings"
Love, I have been sick but I hope to be
Dean Adorns, boner- soon as I would lice you to
Pkkm k hide my presents this year and knave
e44** 4 me clues ID look for them. I thunk that
from would be lots of fun.
CA"EgAL DEAR SANTA, Love,
S It has been a very king time since I Larry wood, age MONTESSORI
8/eCE PANK)NS INC. have sent you a letter. I have never Locust Hill LEARNING CENTRE
bWW how You used to Wig me PS. Please Write back to me cto my DEAR SANTA CLAUS, PRIVATE SCHOOL
an orange, a tow nuts and some Gramme. w Santa, my name is Mozine Lawless. I'm 7 years PICKERING
cw* DEAR SANTA, old. For Clristrim this year I would lice some special Private School
T Wel Santa, I guess is my tum this For Christmas I would lice some ,joys. Could you please try and send me some of these 1 1/2 years - 12 years
year - as I really could use a new preserts. I lice Power Rangers a lot. I joys for Christmas tris year. mm
. Moy and Daddy said Full Montessori Curriculum.
starter for my snowblower. I tried would like to get sane Power Ranger I've been a good girl this year. Motion control car, dot
"Cantina/ Peopk Carie" and tried to get t going last year but toys for Christmas. My dog, that %ads herself, Power Ranger Spin fire game. Extended hours available.
• Fut ilk Part -Time I just coo, I put as hard as I used Samantha, would like to get a Spigolgraph art set, Bug Machine, Ice crown machine, `Scasfao's Greetings'r-" Best
• Lilrs-iirr aor"art
• b dD. I tried hiig chuP ny dog b i bone, and a new DBIwilsbes Jar lice upcomixg
NANNIES CHILDREN i but she only warted to chase deer, My mer, Susie, would lice to get LOMB gone. Year frim the Staff- "
COMPAIUIONS FOR THE ELDERLY two were no deer in =. henhstere and a CD player and Ymrsirre Laorless itaim 401 Kingston RdL, Picklering
619_=11 ay dm*my but we dewed W-doo babysitter dub books. My brother, DEAR SANTA, 509-1722
I" ON KbVoflon Rd. trails an ftW Dudrem County So ,Minny, olid I would we to get the N Santa! I is your friend Courteney. I hope the kids in 9®6 Dumbarton, 839.2090
SulitB 10A, AMhr, Ont. LIT 2Z9 pbm, Santa, Pis me down for Power Ranger video gime. I would Canada lave Chnonas this year Dear Santa, I have
oil her a quick fox on ny machine or I also lice to get some toys. cookies waft for you in the kitchen on Christmas
K= you can see your way dew to got From Eve. Cm tasted when Chrisirnas Eve is going to arrive.
here -1'd He a new one - PbwW Wendy I can not wall until snowflakes come. If will be so much �� "�� • •
WNTSR RE I RATM Lore, DEM SANTA Cl Al tun to melte a snownxen. Give a big kiss for me to all
Deowdw 141h ffOrm 60-&W PAL L1" Bourne, N Samar ny nolle is Jason 1 asch l the nindoor. Haw a Many Christmas.
�'A`Locust"' '� �'° °'' years;°'d one week:�`'�
a News Adverfiser
Clr11iTMA� before Chile - For Gridmas this Cowl-gy
1/2 tiay mmi-camps DEAR sANUX yew I would fixe ease ap.d.11Dys o�H siftNrA, 130'132 4Y111 AMe.
My name is Dante Lawless. I've CNN yPew " wild ft ne How are you? 1 an fine. How is Mrs. Claus? This is
wifffa* Me hildl been a good Of this year. MWW sone of them. Power Ranger gun, what 1 would lice for Christma& l would Mice a foodmA a
December 1911423rd said Even my bobysiller Am says Power RNW Men a two Fighum hockey net, a new baseborn glove, a soccer bet, and A;,m„
en
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9,00.12.00 31:00.4:00 p.m. I've begood. For Christmas Defftsild, Puppy dogloodle, vkb Mist but not least some more plaid shins and some M
$18.00 per 1R day Sara aolrld you piltim by and bring lig. Power -gene boy, Motion pearls• I hope fret you haw a gnat Chnstnuis! 1'S 011e
Christmas to o i xkWes: no sorra of my Mvolrls things, #0 control car, Super Intendo, From I. Lft�
a Gymnasticsare: Dol Carriage, Twin Oft Dolls, Mousetrapp, Hippo -gams. Race- RsdhN SIM*
to Present
Trea, sipiper spin fighter ring,
•Ch�y Paint set. McDonald cook oven, baskeW net, football, punching DEAR SANTA,683m5110
• Christmas cookies dM' Po 8� beg. I wish fret you can care to our house every day
fo. .
For more incan Shirley at LaB4ese Love, Sana is we"" a chid wished for.
427-55" Jeeon Uo" . 00 Hwchiili.on
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NO ORDINARY HOUSE
LOST Weight - Feel Greed New
4prl%."% I W
One owner. Extradordnary brick bungalow,
it wmanville, s129.000. l 'For Sale
FRANMHE
For S* we e11.bi111ad
loaded wlfeatures. 2 fireplaces, 2 baths, air,
and T. and made more than
p111mw �' and 114"'
4 bdrms., 1 112 car garage, patio, fruit cellar,
with play centre. Great BROCK/HWtr *2 - $124,900.
includes ails rain
etc. Priced way below appraised value. Only
1-800-331-3241.(7)
� be alr equipment.
$159,000. Private. Immediate possession.
$M.SW - 2800 sil.h. exeaaive small �orr t. 4x. on quiet areal.
Chris Hunt, 416.481-2233, C.
time tom r02-1 tce. own.►
r
Peteborough (705) 742-5976
Money. -1 lost 20 lbs. and..
sa 0
$9600 M 3 months. Cal 14100.
(416) 321.3536, Associate VaCation
r�tt ans:�c.9e�a
OPEN House Sat. and Sun, 11
LOST Weight - Feel Greed New
p.m. 69 Loscombe Dr., Condos
breakthrough In Herbal
it wmanville, s129.000. l 'For Sale
Supplertwes. -IVa bat ow 20
bedrooms. 2 baths, fireplaw,
and T. and made more than
pins Hoots, large fenced Yat
_bs.
r F� ft pjKth�h�
with play centre. Great BROCK/HWtr *2 - $124,900.
hon G
neighbourhood, wonderful Lovely 3 bedroom condo
1-800-331-3241.(7)
-hook - 623-2376. (121694) townhouse. finished basement,
ttlOTi•3i S Dnsaml hone.
$M.SW - 2800 sil.h. exeaaive small �orr t. 4x. on quiet areal.
Chris Hunt, 416.481-2233, C.
Lost Gain En� Make
�K- thY-
home, north Whitby. Quick Hunt R.E. Ltd., Realtor.
Money. -1 lost 20 lbs. and..
possession. Cal Teresa Turner
$9600 M 3 months. Cal 14100.
(416) 321.3536, Associate VaCation
561-5216. (TF)
Broker, Remax Genesis Ltd.,545
Realtor. (121594) Properties;,
Ree
ATTENTIONt Do you have good FREE Literature, out of town
1630
credit but no down pay mw. or a kwsstrrgnts. Still" as low as
small down payment and poor $150 monMylio
. Lakent lots.
cred47 You Can buy river front atoy a house river
(also root to own). Call Ride ft.nt,
LESSONS
1W acres , 20M waterho
Daniels NOW - Major Realty SIT99 monthly. Cal 905-428-
Private leSSOr1S
br- 579.3537. (121394) 6147. (121694)
., , . -
WHITBY - bungalow on raving ar/anarvry r%rr uvynr
la. 3.1 bedroom.. 2 bath.®® rreasonable
reveled oro (laserTleflt. Assume� ' rates
call
the Inge 6 34% nortagage until /� Q
1999 and pay $900 per rns
mom MONEY Probl7 Loans, debt 428-2
000
P.I. Call Ted Houghton' Rsmss conaoiidations, credit
m
Surrt. 868-3800. 121594)
TRADE m your amort. for execu. Plumnmg repair. GHEE • ' .
two 4 bedroom and 4 bathroom CONSULTATersnals
IONS. personalOntarb
horns with nanny's or in-law Credit Ce9rnsefbre (Oshawa-
apartmgm. Triple garage on 2 ti Towrso)• 433-1425 (TF) SINGLE while mWe. 34 years
2 awe in prey goua area ol aid. Attractive and active seek-
Pidw ng. Cal Fred for details a BORROW $10.000 pay as sale artracrne non srrtok-
Pow Kowal RW Estate Lim died as $t 10 per month O.at. Cal in female for long term
Braker, Bo•rm+anrvA* (905) 623 Jerry. 668-7200 Free � Please re01r W
ans Lt0.
2453 or (905) 697-2702. consultations. Anubs Invest- x'alor � Oshawa This Week,
Rio
(121399) m(TF) P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont.
OBTAINING A LOAN Is NOT LIN 71.5. (121699)
PRIVATE - Ajax, Westney, GLIARANTEM SOW Coss.
NO": $15•.900. 1350160 3 PANES CHARGE UPFRONT
Bedroom hong. large set-in FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. R IS 671 Personals
kedsn. prohssionasy firrsheC SUGGESTED THAT TOU WL
basement. hugs w e& -n closet, VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY CGA. Small b u 4 nes s
LOCOWC+8very f w0y.West BEFORE SIGNING ANY Consultant. Accounting,
steal. 68$!•00. (121394) CONTRACTS,(TF) Systems. Tax. (906) 404.1252.
.630 _,. ..
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MAXTICKMIPRING
ADULT DAY SCHOOL
Semester 3 Jan. 16 - March 10
COURT SiL I=
Math (Business or Tech.) 11 09:00 -11:30 a.m.
English (Business) 11 1130 - 2.% pm.
Entrepateurship 11 02:00 - 4:30 p.m.
(creating your own business)
Physics* 12 04:30 - 7:00 pm.
Computers 11 04:30 - 7:00 pm.
(Intro. & business applications)
' No Friday classes No Fees - $50.00 refundable book deposit
Inquire About Maturity Credits (you may be eligible for up to 12)
EVENING CLASSES
Jan. 16 -May 30, 1995 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Monday A Wednesday: Math Upgrading A grade 10
Career Planning grade 11
Tuesday A Thursday: English Upgrading A grade 10
Business Management grade 12
HOW TO REGISTE1t
ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE
50 COMMERCIAL AVE., SUITE 200, AJAX
683.7713 OR 686-1541 EXT. 363
670 Personalf675 Companions
SEEKING a WA sem Plo s or
Lbra Goddess, 2e-35, non
smoker without deperndanb.
Paumnue While Scorpio Male.
Mtractve and taisnwd 6. 170
Es.. I allay have". reepea and
dodi.cation and ask for the same.
Also enjoy dwwtg, wine. music,
Lows and r.luw. Reply to File
*9425. Newts Advertiser. 130
Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont.
LIS 2H5 (121694)
r r r r r r r r r r r r r r
9 Match Mates Pcnsoo./
I naao•l••c tics
inSK irisun
D«n't be alone tar C7rriatnra
• Wan a safe, personal towch
me" Screesood. goaveLAAC people,
12 srw•abers married in 1944
lea■ 434-8399
Durham Regional Police
6th ANNUAL
_ _�7, = _fir �; =_ _
"I JT
FOOD AND TOY DRIVE
DECEMBER 5 to DECEMBER 16, 1994
Members of the Durham Regional
Police will pick up these donations and
deliver them to agencies for distribution
to the community from:
December 15th to 16th
Please help support
Your Community
PRAYER TO THE
BLESSED VIRGIN.
never known to fail. 0
most beautiful flower of
Mount Carmel, fruitful
vine, splendor of
Heaven, blessed Mother
of the Son of God,
Immaculate Virgin, assist
me in necessity. 0 star of
the sea help me and
show me here you are
my Mother. 0 Holy Mary,
Mother of God, Queen of
Heaven & earth, I humbly
beseech you from the
bottom of my heart to
secure me in my
necessity (make
requests). There are
none that can withstand
your power. 0 Mary
conceived without sin,
pray for us who have
recourse to thee (3
times). Holy Mary I place
this cause in your hand
(3 times). Say ft Prayer
for 3 consecutive days
and then you must
publish it and it will be
granted to you. SE
News Advrtls•r
Classill•d Dept Is
open w«y
MorL to Fri.
8-00 a -m. to 5..0 pin.
Call 683-5110
to place your ad or
fax it 683-7363
Drop off an unwrapped toy or food item
at any police station or fire hall in
Durham Region, or call the Christmas
Depot at 427-3697 for pickup.
Your (continued support in making our community stronger
by caring for one another is appreciated during this holiday season
Make Christmas brighter for all the needy families in Durham
ZA Your gift will make a difference to a child on Christmas morning
For questions or information about setting up a drop box
CALL 427-3697
rill 4 cc_JF �
AJAX-PKXERM
MAKING AN IMPACT
in Ajax -Pili kwing through
HOUS94133 HELP DURHAM
IMMIGRANT SETTLEMENT
SERVICES
and more
686-2661
A 1X44 WXY AGENCY
MEN
-tlttlld CIMII�
RON' 'OC4ffgrdfCid
Helps remove dust and slit blid.up
Can helO atttft♦tta and allergy w8erem
428-2010
fle;PV%Idnmip
notIBIowillaft
SEARS CM" W.
TM., Atlroriaed for lie• in Cittlwd•
Holiday Greetings
To You and
Yours
in the New
Year
619-9500
0
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1TAINtlE11
!ales 1191110M DIC.
.yrNeso« 11 ��ue+'w..111111
hominem an do i nhauy and
PARTNER S NCH. sineele.
no prssetw, eeled vow own
dobe. low cost Call arnytYrte,
603-2414.(12100)
SEPARATED nue high school
teacher looking for someone
special to sI= We whh, So•. 1
am tall. attractive, enjoy spode
oaw.rati n and W anih or
)ua a getaway weekend In this
country. Please reply with a
recent phot to File 87080,
Oshawa This Week, P.O. Bax
481, Oshawa, Ont. LIN 715.
(121494)
IT'S A BOY
lith great joy, Peter and
ori Tillaart, (Galbraith)
ish to arvlounce the safe
rrival of Scott Peter, on
ovember 25. 1994,
eighing 6 lbs. 6 oz.
roud grandparents are
arry and Dorothy
albraith of Ajax, and
ohn and Catherine
Ilaan of Ingleside. With
1 our love and blessings
)ur many aunts, uncles,
1d cousins, welcome you
our families. Thankyou
Dr. Kirupa and Dr..
liwowicz, nurses and
aff at the Ajax Pickering
ospital, for their
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ARTS • CRAFTS
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69B-8780
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BRUNCH WITH SANTA
SUNDAY, DEC. 11, 1994
11:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.
BACON, EGGS, SAUSAGES, QUICHE, SWEET ROLLS, FRUIT JUICES,
PANCAKES WITH MAPLE SYRUP CAESAR SALAD, TOSSED SALAD,
PASTA SALAD CHICKEN LASAGNA. CHICKEN WINGS, MEATBALLS
ROAST PRYE RIB OF BEEF AU JUS
$12.93 AomTi, $6.95 caaD Wi q
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CALL FOR -- — M NATIONS
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RESTAURANTS
fOR-YOUR
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Best Wishes'.,.
For. A Sa a .?:
appy
HoUda
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:Season
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A RESTAURANT OF DISTINCTION
The Old LIVERPOOL HOUSE
INVITES YOU TO ENJOY FINE DINING
IN A HISTORIC SETTING
WELCOME TO OUR HOME ON
CHRISTMAS DAY!
TURSLY DI>!(NER WITH
ALL THE T>� 1 895
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CHRISTMAS tit NEW YEAR'S EVE
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awmw A banquet facEftkq for
any function
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1305 P1 I Pahwal (11waPoo1 A 401)
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-M420-7577
i" Vis. �•
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10 P.M. TO ? A.M.
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6- 8P.M., 8- 10 P.M., 10-?A.IIL
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BRUNCH WITH SANTA
SUNDAY, DEC. 11, 1994
11:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.
BACON, EGGS, SAUSAGES, QUICHE, SWEET ROLLS, FRUIT JUICES,
PANCAKES WITH MAPLE SYRUP CAESAR SALAD, TOSSED SALAD,
PASTA SALAD CHICKEN LASAGNA. CHICKEN WINGS, MEATBALLS
ROAST PRYE RIB OF BEEF AU JUS
$12.93 AomTi, $6.95 caaD Wi q
S3.95 CMLD (4 i UPOM
MNO TM Boos TO fEE SANTA
CALL FOR -- — M NATIONS
(905) 619-9858
VISIT THESE
FINE DINING
RESTAURANTS
fOR-YOUR
HOLIDAY DINNER
Best Wishes'.,.
For. A Sa a .?:
appy
HoUda
y
:Season
News Advertiser
A RESTAURANT OF DISTINCTION
The Old LIVERPOOL HOUSE
INVITES YOU TO ENJOY FINE DINING
IN A HISTORIC SETTING
WELCOME TO OUR HOME ON
CHRISTMAS DAY!
TURSLY DI>!(NER WITH
ALL THE T>� 1 895
RZII�TG6
NEW YEAR'S EVE PACKAGE
PR]= ROAST BEEF DINNER
DINING R DANCING $4950
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
BOOK NOW FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS tit NEW YEAR'S EVE
PARTY lot
924 ZMGSTON RD,. PIIC 9ER O 0. 1 a a
?he 9bfostant D in
enng
the 4
+ 7 rioet • ]Pi e
awmw A banquet facEftkq for
any function
we also cater, bag or small -
1305 P1 I Pahwal (11waPoo1 A 401)
In the M g Corp. Centre)
-M420-7577
i" Vis. �•
TROPICTANA LIMOUSINE AVAfL ABLE
AT MIDNIGHT AND BEYOND
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
PIANO SELECTION 6 RAL -10 P.AL
DINO STAKDLS VOICE & GUITAR
10 P.M. TO ? A.M.
3 SITTINGS FOR DINNER
6- 8P.M., 8- 10 P.M., 10-?A.IIL
1725 KINGSTON RDI.
(EAST OF BRUCK Rli 686-7WO
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