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Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1994 44 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 113 No. 50
V ENVIRONMENT
`Troubling' nuclear mishap cause for probe: DNA
Irene Kock
V CRIME
0 `Crummy' safety system
"capable' of doing job: Hydro
By KErrH GILLIGAN
STAFF FTJK)RM
P1CK1RL`G — A disaster was narrowly averted at
the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station on the week-
end, anti-nuclear activists say. as the Atomic Energy
Control Board decides today whether the plants operat-
Daughter charged
in murder attempt
on feisty mom, 81
PICKERING — A 50 -year-old
morning hour of Dec. 7.
Pickering woman was released on
The victim confronted her
bail Monday charged with the
attacker. who shares the same
attempted murder of her 81- address. but waited until the
year-old mother last week.
next day to call Durham
Katina Ramsden of Park-
•� Regional Police.
side Drive was charged after .'
She was not injured in
the senior complained to
the attack. police say.
police someone tried to smoth- '
The accused will appear in
er her by covering her face with a
Oshawa provincial court today at
pillow while she slept in the early
9:30 am.
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Satur(Jay's shutdown of the nuclear station's Unit 2
reactor puled by a leak of beavv water on the reactor's
flow is further proof the AWB should ondcr an environ-
mental assessment of the plant. says Irene Kock of
Durham Nuclear Awareness.
But, station director Pierre Charletx) s says there was
-ahsolutely" no chance of a melt(ii)wn in Saturday's inci-
dent thin neve-led the faa itv',, omen- ioc care cooki nt
injection system worked as it%%:L,, sic-.: _ i"d to tio.
The cleanup was "well under way" as of yesterday.
with crews having mopped up about 20 per cent of the
heavy water that spilled. Mr. Charleboi: says.
" V e have collected about 25 tonnes of the water that
was spilled. The rest should be cleaned up within a
week."
At around 6 p.m. Saturday. Unit 2 was shut down
when a faulty valve cursed 130 metric tonne of h av'v
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Scoring for
Little Brother Tom Schrift, right, enjoys a game
of air hockey as Little Brother Stuart Long, left,
and Big Brother John Byrne, centre, look on
during the Big Brothers Association of Ajax -
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Pickering annual Christmas party at the
National Sports Centre in Pickering Sunday.
Motorists flunking Old Man
DURHAM — Area residents still haven't been able
to pass Old Man Winter's 1994 driving test...and
that's after twee tries.
Many motorists iluitlted his first exam last moa6,
still others got failing grades on his second test last
week and a few coed further driver's ed. after coming
out of beth areeloead's blast of snow with a bad report
Card.
0 Now. 23: "All bell broke loose" during the first
photo by Celia Bronkhorst
Winter's driving tests
significant snowstorm, reports Durham Regional
Police Sergeant Rick Bates. "Wmier driving and road
safety — now there's an oxymoron!" he chuckles.
"With approximately 129 accidents (on roads
patrolled by his force) m Dorham Region and close to
75 in the morning rush hour alone, it was absolutely.
crazy „
0 Dec. 7: The 70 misbaps between midnight Tues -
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FROM PAGE Al Candu tractor and that's interesting. 200 letters have been written to the Ms. Kock notes there have been a Pickering plant is well-egrtipped to
water — or about 20 per cent of the Obviously. it wasn't the big one and control board with concerns about number of developments and revela- deal with emergencies.
water in the reactor— to leak from a we're not heading for the hills." the station. tions since the licence was last "[he fact there was a malfunction
pipe onto the reactor floor. Hydro spokesman Ted Cmcuwr "A clause in (AECB's) environ- renewed in 1992: in one of the components in the sys-
Norm Rubin of Energy Probe says it's speculation to make more mental assessment guidelines says if ❑ There's a possibility of a new tem is not unusual in itself. The
says, "Unit 2 has the crummiest out of the incident than what hap- the public concern is sufficient, an provincial level for tritium (a plant's designed to tolerate this type
shutdown system in the business. It pened• independent public hearing should radioactive byproduct of Candu of malfunction. Our approecli to reg -
has one shutdown system and it's "You can say `what if, be held. That's pert of our pub- reactors) in drinking water, ulation of power plants is to assume
not a very good one. An obsolete what ir. The point is it didn't ( lic campaign," Ms. Kock ❑ an increased earthquake risk something will go wrong to assure
shutdown worked before blowing happen. People are trying to \. / says. in the area: tic plant has the required safety sys-
the roof off." make more of this than it is. I • The number of letters is ❑ absence of a second 'fast' tems in place."
Mr. Charlebois confirms the Everything behaved the way "significant, because the AECB shutdown system for the 'A' reactor, Mr. Potvin says it's too early to
weekend incident is the first time in it was suppose to," Mr. Garet -1 has never heard that much from which includes Units I to 4; tell whether the incident will alter a
Pickering the emergency cooling zner says. \ the public." ❑ Ontario Ilydro is "obstruct- recommendation from AECB tech -
system has been used while a reactor Monitoring outside the plant Pickering regional councillor ing" improvements to the emer- nical staff that the plant's licence be
was operating, showed no radiation release, Mr. Maurice Brenner has joined the push gency plans for the station; renewed.
"The system has been tested to Charlebois says. "Everything was for a probe by the AECB for the ❑ budget cutbacks could affect " IY.is incident does not seem to
show what it's capable of doing. contained in the building " nuclear station. the safe operation of the plant. change that. It's not a itiestion of
We're extremely satisfied with the However, Mr. Rubin counters, Councillor Brenner hopes "prior But AECB spokesperson Bob non-compliance. The plant didn't
system. It met all the design criteria "Hydro says radiation levels weren't to re -licensing the facility, they take Potvin says the incident shows the break any regulations."
and achieved its objective," Mr. sed I
Chadebois says.
That's a su— .i;.'not shared by
Ms. Kock, who says, "It's the otaesi
station and fortunately for us the
emergency cooling system operated
the way it should have. We might
M be so lucky next time.-
Mr.
ime"Mr. Rubin calls the incident "a
troubling accident that has to make
me wonder how safe these reactors
are, especially going into the last
decade of their life expectancy."
The age of the reactor had noth-
ing to do with the incident, Mr.
Charlebois. says, as the pipe carrying
the heavy water was installed in the
mid 1980s.
"It wasn't because of an old part
It has nothing to do with aging "
Mr. Clrarlebois says, "During the
event, the reactor shut down by
itself The safety system is complete-
ly automatic and it achieved its
objective. -
But. Mr. Rubin says, "It's the
largest loss of coolant accident in a
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go? They may or may not have been addressed.
_able to monitor a release" "Over the past several years, a
The incident ii;;;: . !have come series of events have transpired that
at a worse time for Ontario Hydro, support that an independent
as the AECB rules today on renew- environmental hearing" :Im.rld be in
ing the Pickering station's licence. the best interest of the public and, nn
Ms. Kock says the weekend inci- particular. the: people of Pickering"
dent strengthens DNA's case for the In a report released in l ove7mber
AECB to order an environmental of this year, Ontario Hydro cited
assessment of the station. "380 significant events at the Picker -
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PAGE" -THE NEW ADVERTISE!, WED, DWZE 14619"
Seaton b uilding
may start by 2000
0 Community would
house 70,000 to
80,000 people
By KITH GILLIGAN
STAFF REPORTM
PICKERING — Building in
the Seaton area probably won't
start until the turn of the century,
even though a winner has been
chosen in an urs*; design compe-
titir-..
Mayor Wayne Arthurs says the
design by the Ontario Form Col-
laborative (OFC) has a "greater
sense of realism to what can be
achieved. It's close to what might
be achieved."
The Seaton Advisory Commit-
tee selected the winning entry
from three finalists and the victors,
headed by Toronto-based architect
and planner John van Nostrand.
receive $25.000.
The design "&cst winner uws.
[lamed MontI ,� ;vin more than
r J entries originally submitted.
Mr. Arthurs, a member of the
Seaton committee, notes the
design competition was aimed at
soliciting a plan that woukl "look
at the rxTulation base that can be
accommodated, the land use and
tratisportation-
"We have to maximize our
recourcm [educe the energy used.
reduce the water and sewage use,
while protecting the natural envi-
nXMIerat We have to pay attention
to the environment rather than
after the fact."
Mr. van Nostrand says, "The
design challenge is to accommo-
date new growth in a way that pro-
tects and regenerates the natural
environment and strengthens and
enhances agricultural production
while creating towns, cities and
con m nuties that people find sat-
isfying and comfortable'•
Seaton covers about 7,000
amens in an area roughly bounded
by Hwy. 7 on the north, the
Ontario Hydro power -line corridor
to the south, Brock Road on the
east and the West Duffin Creek to
the west
The ultimate population could
mach 90.000. but Mr. Arthurs says
between 70,000 and 80.000 is
"more; reasonable."
The OW design sets aside one-
third of the site for permanent
rural and agricultural uses, one-
third for the natural env,_,„unent
and -u»r1 for urban rues. All
housing is within a four-
mina[—w—" of valleys and main streets.
About 45.000 jobs could be
created in Seaton and the design
envisions a Durham College: cam-
pus in the area
The Seaton Advisory Commit-
tee will now prepare a report for
the provincial Minister of Hous-
ing. including 'what level of inno-
vation can be incorpcxated into the
communiiy, ' Mr. Artdxars says.
Once the government makes a
decision about developing the
Hands, mane planning will be done.
Mr. Arthurs estimates it will he -
30
e30 to 40 nears before Seaton is
built
Two men arrested in Ajax video store mean in
the car on Pickering BeacS Road. A
24 -year-old Bramalea man and a 22.
year-old Toronto resident are
charged with break, enter and theft
and possession of stolen property.
AJAX — Two then were West -
ed for an early morning break-in at
Microplay Video on Harwood
Avenue here Monday.
Police were alerted after the
alarm went off around 2:17 a.m.
When officers arrived they spotted a
suspicious while car being driven on
Mandrake Street. Other police vehi-
cles joined the chase and pulled over
Police
oner tips
FROM PAGE Al
day and midnight Wednesday rep
resented "a relatively normal
level", nays Sgt. Bates. But the 41
crashes during the morning rush
hour were "still too many". Thir-
teen people were hurt in accidents,
none seriously.
0 Dec 10: Between 3 p.m. Sat-
urday and 3 p.m. Sunday two
dozen people were injured in 86
mishaps, "well above the norm".
From 3 to 9 p.m. Saturday alone,
there were 42 accidents, seven
involving injuries.
Sgt. Bates reports that "almost
every one" of the mishaps during
the first three storms were "caused
by people travelling inappropriate-
ly for the weather — going too
fast, following too closely and tak-
ing curves and corners too fast".
He and Ontario Provincial
Police Whitby detachment Consta-
ble Bill Garnett have some words
of warning for winter travellers.
Const. Garnett emphasizes the
importance of patience and advises
drivers to simply slow down and
keep a safe distance between cars.
This is a hard message to con-
vey since the speed limit is, say,
100 kilometres an hour, 365 days a
year. This doesn't mean, however.
you have to maintain it- Your Stop-
Police
top
Police
give
rough
RIDE
to 19
drunk
drivers
on first
weekend
DURHAM — Not only
Sante Clans knows who S been
rtatr *y or mce.
Durbam Regional Police
swpped 4,616 vehicks during
the first fuU weekend of this
year's programs designed to
Reduce Impaired Driving
Everyw►beie (RIDE).
Of all the
vehicles that
were stopped
Dec. 8 to 11,
police checked
35 people for
alcobol levels. Four
were arrested for driving over
the legal limit and nine were
banded 12 -hour suspensions.
One driver was arrested and
charged for impaired driving.
Regular police units arrested
14 people for unpaired driving
during the same time period.
Durbam police are operating
the RIDE program in Ajax,
Pickering. Whitby and Oshawa
ommhe next four weeks._..
for safe
ping distance
increases dra-
matically o n
snow and ice,
therefore you
need some sort
of buffer if you
have to brake
suddenly."
He believes
roads would be
a lot safer if
people just
adopted three When the ne
basic driving slow down until
techniques.
"Don't follow too close, don't
make unsafe lane changesand
reduce your speed. It's really quite
simple."
Const. Garnett claims most
motorists don't allow themselves
sufficient extra time to get where
they're going and end up rushing
when they should be more cau-
tious. "People accelerate and don't
maintain their lane of travel. Just
stay in your lane."
Other challenges faced by dri-
vers can be those scary skids.
Police advise not to panic and
adjust your steering according to
your particular type of car. If you
have rear -wheel drive, for exam-
ple. you need to reduce your speed
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9'NE.NS1r13 ADMITI M, WED.. DM 14, tf�1-t M S-A
driving in the snow
- — nearby. "On a highway, you are
~ much safer inside your car than
standing on the outside. You can
repair a car but not a broken
' body."
Exercise caution and common
sense, especially if you are a
woman and alone with a disabled
vehicle. Never open your door.
f
Lower your window a crack and
ask for police assistance, even if it
may seem like your rescuer is a
-- - reputable tow truck driver or kind -
winter storm hits, drivers should ly person. "You don't want to
the plows and graders arrive. become a statistic,- Const. Garnett
and steer into the skid. With front -
wheel drive you should accelerate
and steer where you want to go.
Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS)
also require different techniques.
"People are so used to pumping
their brakes to stop — they've
been doing it for years — but
pumping actually defeats the ABS
system. If you have ABS brakes,
you should depress and steer,"
observes Const. Garnett.
If you must venture out on
roads in poor weather conditions,
what should you do if your car
breaks down" Perhaps the most
important consideration, Const.
Garnett notes, is to stav with your
vehicle unless then- are houses
warns.
Police also suggest purchasing
a road kit in case you find yourself
stranded. Flares, a blanket or two,
and a simple candle and tin can
with some matches could someday
save your life. And before setting
out, call the Ministry of Trans-
portation for road conditions. The
toll-free number is 1-800-268-
1376.
"We actually get people calling;
to ask how a certain route is
because they have to get their hair
done. We don't know! We advise
you to stay home if the conditions
are bad anyway," reports Const.
Garnett.
Sgt. Bates says, "our hope for
the (next) storm is that people real-
ize they need to adjust their dri-
ving habits. They have to take
extra time to get to work. They just
can't rush ... like they do in the
summer."
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Lives at stake?
What happened last weekend at the Pickering Nuclear
Generating Station is too close for comfort.
And it clearly underscores the need for more regula-
tion of the aging Candu reactors that process nuclear fuel
to create electrical power.
Nuclear watchdogs like Durham Nuclear Awareness
and E:ncrgy Probe -- for all their inflammatory anti
provocative language -- have succeeded in shining tho.
spotlight of public scrutiny on Ontario Hydro in the
wake of the 130 -tonne spill of 'heavy' water on the reac-
tor floor.
The timing of this latest incident. however, has crys-
tallized the focus for those groups as they push for an
environmental assessment of the plant before its licence
to operate is renewed.
In this instance. say Hydro officials, the spill wag
contained and there was no imminent danger for sur-
rounding residents. But, the nuclear activists are quick to
point out. what if the worst case scenario unfolded?
This gives the nuclear watchdogs more reason to
mobilize and Ming the public at large into their drive for
a full and frank assessment of the facility.
We support the call for the assessment, as we've done
in the past. although we once again caution each side not
to draw lines in the sand in preparation for a political
war of words. Nuclear safety is too important, as is the
need for ongoing, stringent standards monitoring, to let
the issue become mired in rhetorical debate.
Order an environmental assessment. look closely at
the aging structure and support systems, and come clean
with the public. They deserve to know that their lives are
safe from disaster.
There is far too much at stake here for anyone to
argue otherwise.
L�er',Alars WRrm To TitE NEWs ADVERTISER, 130 CONDtER(1AL Avg:., AJAx, LIS 2H5 OR FAX us AT 683-7363
V THEFT
The Grinch who stole Christmas
To the editor:
This is in regards to a situation
that occurred on Dec. 10 around
11 pm.
My boyfriend and I noticed two
shadows cut across our red flood
lights which shine against the
house. When we went to investi-
gate we noticed that two cherished
lawn ornaments had been stolen.
These hand -made figures were
of great sentimental value to our
family.
When we noticed the fresh
tracks in the snow on our lawn,
M ade by the persons responsible,
we decided to follow them.
Luckily we were able to find
one of the ornaments, but it had
been broken.
We proceeded to follow the
tracks once again.
In conclusion. we confronted a
child around 14 years of age.
When we asked him about it, he
denied being involved.
I am having a difficult time
understanding how parents can
allow young children to be out so
late. especially on a bad winter's
night.
V POLITICS
During this time of year our
home is filled with a great amount
of love and Christmas spirit. It
makes me wonder if these feelings
are encouraote d in other families.
I am 22 now. and seven or
eight years ago I knew the differ-
ence between right and wrong.
I feel that young children today
have too much freedom and there
should he more parental control -
1 can understand that kids will
do what they want until someone
corrects them, but shouldn't the
parents keep some control''
Naomi Glenister,
Ajax
Six MPPs dashed dreams of 200,000
To the editor.
I personally hadn't realized in my naivety that six
members of our elected provincial legislature would
ignore the fact that Bill 158 was, according to every-
one involved, going to pass with a huge majority.
They totally dashed the dreams of 200,000 adult
Canadians in Ontario.
Six people, folks, just six bloody-minded people,
who couldn't just vote nod
Morally they did not have the right to do this.
Legally they can get away with it and did. Call your
local MPP this week and ask him or her if they were
one of the gang of six. If they weren't, that please ask
them to register your disproval with the offending
members.
Jae M. Stttliivmk Ajax
by Steve Nease
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Recreation Complex
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PICKERING — An indepen-
dent provincial panel will decide
later this month whether to
adjourn hearings on a proposed
dump here.
Lawyers on behalf of the
Town of Pickering and City of
Vaughan want the hearings
adjourned pending the outcome
of a court case to determine
whether a provincial government
review of environmental docu-
mentation prepared for the hear-
ings was conducted properly.
"if the courts rule in our
favor, it could send the IWA
Dump foes aim to have im-PACT
By KEITH GILLIGAN
STAFF REPM7TR
AJAX-PICKERING — The
'town of Pickering could get
some help next week when it
goes to court seeking an injunc-
tion to close the Brock West
landfill site.
Pickering -Ajax Citizens
Together (PACT) for the Envi-
ronment will seek party status
so it can join the Town in court
on Monday, Dec. 19.
That party status would let
PACT join in the court action
instead of only sitting as an
observer, notes organization
chair David Steek
The Town wants a tempo-
rary injunction to close the
Brock West landfill. claiming
the site isn't operated properly
and is damaging the environ-
ment. Metro Toronto owns the
dump and the provincial Min-
istry of Environment and Ener-
gy regulates iL
"It's easy for any orgaaiza-
tion to say 'Let the Town do it
on its own'," says Mr. Steele.
"Our board felt strongly, and
we've followed Brock West for
many, many years, that it's not
-fair to let the Town do it on its
own. We're an organization
with a lot of credibility and we
felt we'd help the Town with
the case.-
Affidavits
ase"Affidavits have been col-
lected from people living near
the dump who claim they're
affected by its smells.
"It's very important they
have their say in court- People
volunteered affidavit informa-
tion as soon as we said we were
seeking Pay status. They just
came forward. It isn't like we
had to go knocking on doors."
Mr. Steele says.
PACT is paying its own
share of the cam costs, which
be estimates will be between
S 10,000 and S 15,000.
Five days have been set
aside for the hearing.
Trustee In Bankruptcy
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bankruptcies
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heariongs to be adjourned
(Interim Waste Authority) back appointed by the Province to find pie's attempts to become a party
to do further study and the stud- new dump sites for the Greater in the hearings," Mr. Kirby says.
ies could show that a new site Toronto Area, argues the Waste The panel is expected to rule
should be chosen, then neither Management Act restricts the on several motions, including
(the Town of Pickering or City independent panel's ability to those by the Town and the IWA,
of Vaughan) would play a large hear proposals and evidence with at the conclusion of preliminary
role in the hearings," says C.W. respect to alternative sites and hearings later this month.
Dan Kirby, one of the lawyers solutions in its search for new The hearings are being held at
representing the Town at the landfills in the (STA. the Parkway Sheraton Hotel ar
hearings. If the panel agrees with the Highways 7 and 404 in York
But the IWA, which was IWA. it "could deter a lot of peo- Region.
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$203,049 in `94
in business taxes
PICKERING — Pickering has
ally recovered throueh small claims
lost more than 5200.000 in business
court or new ownership in the case
taxes this year as a result of busi-
of a business sale or reloattio n.
nesses failing. relocating or being
"It's not money that is totally
negligent. says the Town's treasury
go nc,. he explains.
department-
One firm has been in arrears
In the treasurer's recommenda-
since 1993 and owes more than
tion for adjustment to the Town's
5120.000, according to the'I'own.
tax accounts. dated Nov. 24. 1994,
Councillor Brenner says that's
the pro rated tax roll will be reduced
unacceptable.
by $203.049 although there is "no
"We need to he more up front
cause for alarm".
with these co mpanitr•s and approach
Regional councillor Maurice
them when they fast enter into dehL
Brenner wants to "pursue these out-
I'd like to see council adopt a stratc-
standing monies.
gy whereby we can meet with diene
"We understand many of these
clients and discuss recovery and
fans are in financial trouble. but we
ensure it won't happen again."
owe it to the taxpayers to recoup this
Most businesses with oumanding
debt." says councillor Brenner. "We
tax pa)TnenLs either closed. went
certainly aren't as lenient on rest-
bankrupt. moved, vacated or sold. A
dents."
few are in receivership and will be
Mayor Wayne Arthurs noted a
pursued by the Town's collection
substantial amount of money is usu-
agency.
Teaching assistants
give public
school
board
pact passing grade
DURHAM — The Durham Board of Education approved a contract
agreement with its 400 full-time and part-time teaching assistants Mon-
day night.
The school board and Canadian Union of Public Employees Local
218. which represents the teaching assistants, reached a tentative agree-
ment with the help of a mediator on Nov. 21.
The tentative agreement was subsequently ratified by union members-
Nov.
embersNoy. 29. It calls for no wage increases or benefit improvements for the
duration of the agreement. which expires :March 31. 1996.
Other issues which are addressed in the new agreement include: new
Language to reflect Bill 40. amendments to the LaNw Relations Act: clari-
fication of seniority clause: streamlining of grievance and arNtration pro-
cedures'. dealing with medical procedures, communicable diseases and
protective equipment/clothing.
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DURHAM — The trip to
Babyville begins in January.
A free ongoing support pro-
gram for mothers with children up
to one year old, Information
Babyville is offered by Durham
Region's health services depart-
ment starting next month.
Weekly sessions are held
throughout Durham on topics that
South Asians
want ideas
to celebrate
heritage
DURHAM — The United
South Asians of Durham Region
are looking for input on future
events to celebrate South Asians'
heritage.
The group. which strives to pre-
serve the South Asians' culture and
heritage and promote cultural
awareness among the younger gen-
eration, hopes to organize future
events including social, cultural
and educational programs.
Its most recent event turned out
to be a huge success when approxi-
mately 350 people turned out at
Exeter High School in Ajax to cel-
ebrate Diwali on Nov. 19.
There was music, a mini -depic-
tion of Ramayan performed by
youths, dinner and a dance.
If you have any suggestions or
comments for future events, con-
tact Usha Kapoor at 683-6285;
Ramesh Majithia, 579-3060; Rita
Sharma, 430-8163; Anil Shelly,
683-9065; or Ramesh Syal, 430-
0055.
LASER SURGERY
FOR SNORING
CERTIFIED
SPECIALISTS
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Dr. S Siomra MD FRCSC
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include adjusting to parenthood,
parenting, child growth and devel-
opment, creative play, nutrition,
infant dental health, common
Information Babyviffle
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sexual identity, safety and immu- asked to take their babies. services department at 683-4660,
nization. To register or for more infor- while Oshawa people should call
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fax 683-7363 or write to the
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14
HEALTH: Durham Region Dis-
trict Health Council is holding its
regular monthly meeting at 5
p.m. in the Council Boardroom,
1614 Dundas St. E. Suite 214.
Whitbv.
Limited seating. For more
information call 4334262.
WONIEN'S CLUB: The Canadi-
an Progress Club —
Pickering/Ajax Women's Chapter
meets at 7 p.m. at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, Valley
Farm Rd. south of Hwv. 2. The
club meets the second and founh
Wednesdays of each month. 83 l -
8586 (Carol).
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.
WOAIEN'S CLUB: The Durham
Business and Professional
Women's Club holds a dinner
meeting at the Victorian Garden
Banquet Hall. corner of Hwy. 2
and Randall Drive, Pickering Vil-
lage. Renee Munro of the
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Bahamas Tourist Office will
speak on doing; business there.
Reception at 6 p.m.. dinner at
6:45 p.m. S25 for members. $30
for non-members. $10 for dessert
and presentation only. 427-6930
(Karen Graham). 723-3000
(Nancy Bone).
CONCERT: The music depan-
ment at Exeter High School. 80
Falby Crt.. Ajax. presents a holi-
day concert An Evening of Music
from 7 to 9 p.m. Free admission
and everyone welcome. 683-
8125.
THURSDAY, DEC. 15
BREASTFEEDING: La Leche
League Pickering invites preg-
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 meet,, 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. familN and
friends meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at
the I-amily Trust building. south-
east corner of Finley Arcnue and
Bayly Street. Ajax. The group
meets the third Thursday of each
month. 686-1516.
YOUTH CENTRE: The Barbara
Black Centre for Youth
Resources, in the East Shore
Community Centre, 910 Liver-
pool Rd. (south of Bayly St.).
Pickering, holds an open house
and information night from 7 to 9
p.m.
The centre offers a variety of
programs for teens in Ajax and
Pickering. 839-6131.
Dec. 14,1994
SATURDAY, DEC. 17
OPEN HOUSE: Durham West
MPP Jim Wiseman hold% a Holi-
day Season Open House from 11
a.m.-2 p.m., at his Pickering Vil-
lage constituency office, 52
Church St. S. 683-6707.
EUCHRE. NIGHT: A Euchre
Night will begin at 7 p.m. at the
Seniors Activity Centre. 910 Lir_
erpool Rd. South.
The cost is S3 per person.
Prizes. refreshment. 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 (Ro
Brillinger).
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- Spruce. Douglas Fir,
Frazer Fir. Balsam Fir
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FRESH BOUGHS - White pine NOW '2.881BUNDLE
- • Silver Fir. Hemlock
and B.C. Cedar Boughs
POTTED CHRISTMAS TREES - Serbian Spruce
White sprue, Dwarf$444 '
Alberta Spruce, Blue Spruce
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MON.-WED.
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Firefighters
get green
light.
to mark
personal
vehicles
DURHAM — The
provincial government has
given firefighters the green
light.
Firefighters can now
identify their personal vehi-
cles with a flashing green
light when they respond to
emergencies, Ontario Trans-
portation Minister Mike Far-
nan announced recently.
The lights will identify
full-time and volunteer fire-
fighters' vehicles, like blue
lights on snowplows, but
will not provide any special
privileges.
Firefighters' vehicles are
also identifiable by special
licence -plate stickers distrib-
uted in October.
A committee of police,
firefighters and government
officials recommended the
flashing green lights.
Last week, the legislature
approved a private mem-
ber's bill which amends the
Highway Traffic Act to
allow the flashing green
lights.
DEATH
NOTICE
Dec. 14, 1994
JOHN C. HAMILTON
John C. Hamilton died Sunday.
Dec. 11, in his 64th year. A funer-
al service was held in the chapel
of McEachnie Funeral Home in
Pickering Village on Tuesday,
Dec. 13.
Interment in Whitevale Ceme-
tery. Donations to the Canadian
Cancer Society would be appreci-
ated
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<:95 Magill Drive, Ajax
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made maternity clothing modeled by MOMS TO BE and
expectant mothers.
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�EIIECYCLER'8 REPORT
Christmas gi*fti*deas for earth lovers
By LARRAINE ROULSTON
ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST
AJAX-PICKERING — This
Christmas mention to your gift-
giving circle of friends and rela-
tives that you would be happy to
receive a 3Rs present — some-
thing from a church rummage sale
or a used book.
The following suggestions
will help with your 3Rs gifts:
J Tickets to theatre or a
sports event
J Homemade jams,
bread, candy or wine
J A charitable donation
in their name
J An acre in the rain-
forest
J Long-distance gift
certificates
J Useful and
durable gifts
J An environ-
mental book or
magazine
J Gift of your
time (babysitting, typing,
etc.)
J Energy-saving lightbulbs,
water -saving showerheads
J Stamps (not in package)
:.l Transit ticket-, or tokens
J Bicycle, roller blades or
accessories
0 Cookbook
O Compost unit
J Bag of your finished com-
post as fertilizer for plants
J Travel mug
J Cloth shopping or tote bag
J Gift of lessons (swimming,
skating, etc.)
J Club membership
❑ Cloth coffee filters
J Reusable sandwich
ontamer
J Health soaps
J Stationery on recycled
paper
O Flowers or a
plant
N o t -
for-profit organiza-
tions. such as the
4477 Shop which is
part of the Ajax -
Pickering General
Hospital Auxiliary
on Old Kingston
Road near Church
Street, Goodwill
Industries and the Salva-
tion Army have a variety of arti-
cles.
For wrapping, make cloth gift
bags out of unwanted material.
Use the colored section of the
newspaper or children's artwork.
An inside -out potato chip bag can
Beautiful Ribbons
to tie into your garlands,
wreaths, or to dress up your tree
We'll design your bows
FREE
The most beautiful store with the most fascinating
things, and many complimentary services.
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DR. R.J. PILKINGTON DR. R.J. MCGARRIE
AND STAFF OF THE
4C__ Discovery Bay
Chiropractic Clinic
WOULD LIKE TO WISH
YOU AND YOURS
AN ABUNDANCE OF GOOD
HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND
PROSPERITY AT THIS
HOLIDAY TIME AND IN
THE COMING YEAR
o1mm err CHIROPRACTIC CLOW
18497 WESTIEY ROAD SOUTH
AJAX, ORrARIO LIS M
(905) 6113-u14
also serve as wrapping paper for
small gifts.
Use a pillowcase, bath or tea
towel. Reuse any paper, bows,
ribbons and make tags from used
cards.
If patronizing your favorite
bakery for extra holiday treats,
take in your own cookie tin or
reusable container.
Help reduce Ontario's waste
by remembering to take along
.your own shopping bags.
JJJ
The Green Christmas Card:
Cut one of last year's cards in
half and send the picture part as a
postcard.
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Happy and Safe Holiday Season.
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Guaranteed to bloom all season.
Choose from red, pink, white,
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EXTRA LARGE FLORIST
QUALITY GROWN EXCLUSIVELY '-
FOR WHITE ROSE!
7= 10
RGE BLOOMS
Bushy 16" wide plants.
Guaranteed to bloom all season.
Choose from red, pink, white,
marble, Pink Peppermint, Jing
Bells, Red Sails, Freedom &
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Black Women's League
recruits in Durham
DURHAM — The Black
Women's League is seeking new
members as it expands into
Durham Region.
Membership isn't limited to
Afro -Canadian people, as
women and men of all creeds.
color and religion are welcome.
The annual membership fee is
S25 which entitles members to
take part in all of the league's
functions, fund-raisers, lun-
cheons, seminars and work-
shops.
Send the fee along with your
name, address and home and
work telephone numbers to The
Black Women's League. 2369
Kingston Rd.. Box 28066. Scar-
borough, Ontario, MIN 1T0,
attention Durham Branch, and a
membership package will he
sent to you. Call 619-2358 for
more information.
Teen centre open house Thursday
AJAX-PICKERINC► — An living on their own, a homework
open house and information night club. a nutritional supplement
Thursday will help teens and program which offers food -bank
their parents find out more about services for teens. workshops.
the Barbara Black Centre for and crisis counselling.
Youth Resources. The open house for teens and
The centre offers a range of their parents will be held from 7
programs for youths from 13 to to 9 p.m. at the East Shore Com -
19 years old from Ajax and Pick- munity Centre at 910 Liverpool
ering. Programs include after- Rd., south of Bayly Street, Pick -
school sports daily from 3:30 to ening.
6:30 p.m., Female Mind and Call Ellen Schierholtz at 839 -
Body. a dinner club for teenagers 6131 for more information.
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Head Injury Association celebrates the season
DURHAM - The Head Injury P.m. at the Laval Comm ily Cen. non-perishable food items will be
Association of Durham Region tre, comer of Laval Drive and Salis- collected. Call 723-2732 for infor-
holds its Christmas party at 7:30 bury Sumt. Oshawa. Donations of mation or transportation.
HAVE A DUFFERIN FAMILY CHRISTMAS
DUFFERIN 4 X 8 SLATE BILLIARD TABLES
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OUR WIDE SELECTION OF GAME ROOM PRODUCTS
INCLUDING, BILLIARD TABLES AND ACCESSORIES.
DUFFERIN CUES, DARTS, SHUFFLEBOARD, BARS
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T CRIMESTOPPERS
Man sought
in armed .
robbery in
Pickering
By SGT. GRANT ARNOLD
DUkI[AM REGION CRIME STOPPERS
DURHAM — Crime Stoppers
and Durham Regional Police are
asking for the public's help in
solving an armed robbery in Pick-
ering Friday, Nov. 11.
At 5:15 p.m.. a black man
entered the Mac's Milk store at
893 Bayly St. using the east
doors. He purchased a Lotto 6/49
ticket from the cashier and then
asked for some Chap-Stik. The
cashier helped the man locate the
item and then after paying for it.
the suspect leaned forward and
told the cashier, "Hand over all
your money."
At that point, the bandit
opened his jacket revealing a
black semi-automatic
handgun with a
black handgrip
tucked in the
waistband of his
pants. The victim
started emptying the
bills from the till and
the robber grabbed them and ran
from the store.
The suspect is described as in
his mid-20s to early 30s. 5' 10".
190 pounds, with short black
hair, a receding hairline, neatly -
trimmed full beard and mous-
tache, and a deep voice. He was
wearing blue jeans, a red jacket
and a sweater, color unknown.
The possible suspect vehicle is
described as small. square
shaped. shiny red with tinted win-
dows.
A re-enactment of this crime
will be shown on CITY TV chan-
nel 57 cable 7 on Thursday, Dec.
15 during the 6 p.m. and 10 p.m.
news. It will also be broadcast on
CKVR TV in Barrie and CHER
TV in Peterborough on Friday,
Dec. 16, again during the news.
If you have any information on
who's responsible for this crime
or who was driving the getaway
vehicle, call Crime Stoppers. If
your tip leads to an arrest, you
could earn a cash reward of up to
$1.000. You never have to give
your name or go to court. Crime
Stoppers doesn't subscribe to call
splay.
The Crime Stoppers phone
number is 436-8477. That's 436-
7IPS. If it's long distance, call 1-
800-978-8477.
000
Sgt. Grant Arnold is the co-
ordinator of the Crime Stoppers
llO8r211111-
Legion auxiliary
hosts euchre night
PICKERING - The Ladies
Auxiliary to Royal Canadian
Legion branch 606, 1555 Bayly
Street, Pickering is hosting its
annual Christmas Progressive
Euchre Wednesday, Dec. 21.
Play begins at 8 p.m. and the
dost is $3 per prion and $1.50 for
seniors with identification.
ReBCshmews, prizes and draws to
foUDw.
For more information call 839-
2990.
Please recycle this newspaper
We' I I buy your kids' stuff
for money on the spot!
Monday, Dec. 19
10 a.m.-6 P.M.
Visit our soon -to -be -open
Once Upon a Child'
store and help us sack
up. Bring your gently
used, nearly r►ew kids'
stuff - toys, books,
games. puzzles, cribs.
playpens. carseats,
strollers, lamps, bedding.
apparel (newborn to Size 14),
footweeir, and more.
We pay •mredrarey for
items accepted. That's the
whole Once Upon A C WO
/ idea: we buy.sell and trade
both new and used
Children's items from people
i� we you so we can pro.
}� _1 vide exceptional values
�! for people like you.
Watch for our opening In early January '95
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75 Bayly St. west, Ajax (south side just west of Harwood)
427-4194
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ReCAP program helps Durham homeowners renovate
DURHAM - Residents of
Durham interested in conservation
can access the $1.5 million Resi-
dential Conservation Assistance
Program (ReCAP) a joint program
of local industry, government and
environmental groups.
The idea, through retrofitting,
is to provide local homeowners
with savings on their utility bills,
reduce infrastructure costs and
ensure environmentally responsi-
ble growth.
ReCAP is a unique organiza-
tion in that has been set up to help
homeowners reduce their energy
and water use and has no vested
interest when entering homes,
other than to assist homeowners to
achieve savings," ReCAP manager
Tracy Patterson said.
Using energy efficient light
bulbs. placing a water block in toi-
let tanks and using more efficient
shower heads are some ways to
reduce energy costs. Conservation
also reduces the need to expand
regional services such as water
treatment plants.
Over the next three years
ReCAP staff will visit 15,000
homes to provide expert assistance
to homeowners to help them con-
serve water and energy.
Homeowners will also receive
a free kit, sponsored by local
industries, containing energy and
water savings devices.
Ms. Patterson said that some
energy-saving modifications pay
for themselves in less than six
months.
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"A show displaying; a wonderful �
variety of handcrafted
treasures." �
Sunday, December 18,
9 a.m. 5 P.me
Metro East Trade Centre a
(Located directly behind Antique Market)
Free admission.
For information call 428-7610
She explained that everyone
benefits with the program.
Residents save money and
improve value of their home,
retailers benefit from the purchase
of materials, local contractors ben-
efit from the renovation work, and
the Region benefits by reduced
demands for services.
Anyone wanting to book an
appointment for a ReCAP home
assessment should call 571-7227.
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❑ Durham Lung
Association aims for
$185,000 with
Mail -It -Week campaign
DURHAM - It's time to mail
in your Christmas Seal contribu-
tion, according to Durham Region
Drugorists
t
aim to reduce
prescription
By BRAD REAUME
DURHAM STAFF
Dt'RIiA:v1 — Local pharma-
cists. concerned with the impact
of rising drug costs, are aiming
to establish a program to control
those costs.
Michael Niznik, president of
the Durham Region Pharmacists
Association, says education of
doctors, pharmacists and patients
can reduce drug plan costs dra-
matically.
With that in mind, he's met
with some medical practitioners
A 1 di ;d
an emp overs to scuss t ens.
And, be plans further meetings
for the public. physicians and
pharmacists.
Mr. Niznik notes one business
in Brant County instituted sever-
al reforms and realized a 25 per
cent sa%ings on its drug plan
costs.
"Those savings occurred in
spite of a nearly 20 per cent
annual rise in costs." reports Mr.
Niznik.
"Their costs didn't rise. thev
didn't stay the same. they actual-
ly dropped."
There are several ways to cut
costs, most of which revolve
around the idea that there are
many drugs of varying prices
which will provide the same
effect.
"Patients, pharmacists and
physicians need to understand
they don't have to use the Cadil-
lac drug every time." says Mr.
Niznik.
He explains huge savings can
be realized by using a drug
which is taken three times a day
rather than a pricier one that is
taken once per day.
In other cases top-of-the-line
medications are prescribed when
lesser drugs would do the job in
the vast majority of instances.
Mr. Niznik says there's no rea-
son prescriptions couldn't be
written to take advantage of
cheaper prices while maintaining
patient care.
The use of generic drugs is
also a possibility.
"It's our professional respon-
sibility to give patients the best,
most cost-effective care possible.
I'm not going to make more
money under this plan. I'm try-
ing to help our patients.
The education process has
begun with employers and has
thus far met with "moderate suc-
cess", according to Mr. Niznik.
The Pharmacists Association
hopes to also educate doctors to
provide cost-effective drugs to
their patients even if they are on
a drug plan.
Lung Association president Car-
olyn Greer.
Mail -It -Week is Dec. 19 to 23.
Letters with Christmas Seals
went out in November and Ms.
Greer hopes that 7.000 people
from across Durham Region will
answer the call to bring the Asso-
ciation closer to its S185.000
goal. So far only S70.000 has
been raised. down $10.000 from
this time last year.
"Christmas Seal income is
again down this year," Ms Greer
says.
"We hope people will respond
generously during Mail -It -Week,
which commemorates the 88th
anniversary of the first issue of
Christmas Seals, originally creat-
ed to fight tuberculosis."
The Seals now fight all forms
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Thursday, Dec. 22 at 7:30 p.m.
The meetings are for people of
all ages.
It's free and the group meets
every Thursday. Call Carolyn at
619-0074 for information and
location.
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Draw to be held Fri., Dec. 16th - 6 p.m.
(want► must be in attendance ro win)
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"Viva Las Vegas" comes to The
Old Scott House in Scarborough
The Dram Girt Dancers along with the husband and wife team of Ian and Robyn
Hillis and keyboard player Michael Dunne entertain the crowd at The Old Scott
House.
Who needs to travel to the great state of singer and keyboard player Michael Dunne
Nevada to see a high energy, high calibre who adds that extra touch of fun.
razzle dazzle kick your heels up kind of Always a favourite of the show are The
show? Dreamgirl Dancers.
No one of course because right next door A pleasure to watch, their stylish moves
in Scarborough is the -Viva Las Vegas- and costume changes brings that Las Vegas
cabaret and stage show at The Old Scott touch that the audiance can't get enough of.
House Restaurant. The combination of great food and
This high powered show will take your atmosphere as well as excellent service
breath away as the excitement and energy makes Viva Las Vegas a must see during the
never stops. holiday season.
Clowning around as emcee is the always The show runs Fridays and Saturdays
hilarious Frank Vogl who sings and plays only with dinner at 7 p.m.., the show at 9
sax to the delight of the crowd. p.m.
The Irish Newcomers Robyn and Ian Tickets are =48.95 a person, reservations
Hillis show off their many talents doing are necessary. For more information call
famous impressions of Benny Hill, Cher and (416) 296-2222.
Dolly Parton. Of course helping them along is
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Iur, which played in the Oshawa
:a in the '60s and '70s, is back
gether again.
It will play the Jubilee Pavilion
Oshawa on New Year's Eve.
Tickets are available at Wilson
d Lee music store, Long and
cQuade, Ray's Smoke Shop and
the Jubilee Pavilion itself.
Tickets are S 15 per 0 O person
Framed plays the Sunrise Room
Oshawa's Genosha Hotel on
iumby, Dec. 22.
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Dec. 14.1994
our tees up the tunes in Durham
The gip Plays danceable rock
`n' roll and blues, including cov-
ers of tunes by Tina Turner,
Chuck Berry, B.B. King,
Stray Cats, Commit-
ments, Janis Joplin, Whit- •
ney Houston, Bette
Midler, Eric Clapton U/
and Joe Cocker, among
others.
The show starts at 8
p.m. 'rickets, at $3, are
available at Long and
McQuade or call 721-9405 for
more information.
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form a scene from Thorton Wilder's Our Town at St. Mary
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> held Dec. 8-10 at the school. photo by Ron Pietroniro
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On Dec. 16 the Moon Room in
Oshawa presents a benefit con-
cert for Simcoe flail Settle-
ment House. It's an all -
ages show featuring
Squirrel, Lavender.
Doodle and Trimm
among others.
Tickets are S6 in
advance and S8 at the
door.
JJJ
The Gandharvas and Elves
Cried the Shoemaker play an all -
ages show on Dec. 22 at the Eclipse
Club, behind the Moan Room.
Tickets are $6 in advance and S8
at the door.
OJJ
The Spits are coming to Oshawa
on Thursday, Dec. 22. The Toronto
band, formerly called the Leslie
Spit Treeo, will be promoting its
new CD, Hell's Kitchen.
The band plays the Crow's Nest
at 15 Simcoe SL N.
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Sudden Storm plays the Golden
Spurs bar, 114 Dundas St. E., Whit-
by, every Sunday night.
The December lineup includes
Sudden Storm (Dec. 15-17), Rick
Jones (Dec. 22-24) and Sudden
Storm for the New Year's Eve
bash.
OJJ
Local band Dirty Pawz will
entertain at Corky's New Year's
Eve party. Dirty Pawz plays origi-
nal music as well as cover tunes
from bands like Lvnvrd Skvn-*Td.
%2 Top and Stevie Ray Vaughn.
They have recently been joined by
new band members Bob Bulger
(who played with '70s rockers
Moxy and the group Christmas) and
Randy Weals.
JJ:]
Local band Cosmic Boogie
brings its psychedelic rock and
unique percussion style to The
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Happy Christmas and a fabulous New Year
from the gang at Walt's! Be sure to drop in
over the holidays and join us in the festivities.
We'll be celebrating all season long.
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1790 Liverpool Road, Bickering, Ont.
(905) 831 -WALT
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♦ CHRISTMAS SPIRIT f
.D0you have the drive to
AJAX-PICKI:RING — It's
better to give than to receive.
With that in mind, the Ajax -
Pickering News Advertiser
invites local community groups
and businesses to publicize food,
clothing and toy drives through
our 'Season of Giving' column
that we'll run each Wednesday
leading up to Christmas.
Simply provide us your
group's program, specifying
what drive you've organized,
where people can contact you.
how you are collecting items and
where they can be dropped off.
Mail your 'drive' program
information to the News Adver-
tiser, care of the newsroom, 130
Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont.,
LIS 2115. or fax us the informa-
tion at 683-7363. If you are fax-
ing it, put it to the attention of
the newsroom.
There are individuals and fam-
ilies here who could use a help-
ing hand this Christmas season:
by using our 'Season of Giving'
column to publicize your
attempts, we may all be able to
have a merrier Christmas.
JJ7
The Ajax -Pickering Salvation
Army is holding its annual
Christmas appeal campaign to
help about 600 families, includ-
ing 1,200 children. Items needed
are non-perishable food and toys
and gifts for children. Donations
can be dropped off at the Salva-
tion Army's Family Services
Centre depot at 43 Station St..
Ajax. Food can also be dropped
off at the Ajax McDonald*s
Restaurant. Maclean Hunter
Cable TV in Ajax, and both
LOEB stores in Ajax. Call Paul
Carew of the Salvation Army at
686-1264.
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Texas CountrN -Show and
Dance Bar. 250 McKenzie Ave.
in the McKenzie Plaia. Ajax. is
holding a toy and food drive
from now to Dec. 21. All dona-
tions of non-perishable food
items and unused toys will be
turned over to the Durham Shel-
ter for Abused Women and Chil-
dren. The bar will have a cut-out
Christmas tree on the wall called
the Tree of Stars on which will
be inscribed the names of people
who contribute. Cash donations
are also accepted. For more
information. call Cat or J.P. at
427-5929.
JJJ
The Durham Regional Police
Association holds its Sixth Annu-
al Christmas Food and Toy Drive
now until Dec. 16 at the Oshawa
Armouries on Simcoe Street
North in Oshawa. Donations can
be dropped off at any police sta-
tion or fireball in Durham Region
or by calling the Christmas depot
at 427-3697 for pick-up. Mem-
bers of Durham Regional Police
will pick up the donations and
deliver them to agencies for dis-
tribution.
❑JJ
The Village Chiropractic Clin-
ic. 596 Kingston Rd. W., Picker-
ing Village. holds its Care and
Share Day food drive Friday.
Dec. 16, from 7 a.m. to noon
when current and walk-in
patients who take in five or six
Cut your own
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9:00 am. to 5:00 pm.
From Otrer 20,000
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Weekends December 3tb to December Mb
MurcoWs Tree Farm
662 Townline Road
1 We North Of Ashburn Village
Fridays, Dec. 6,16 & 23
For More Information Or For Weekday Visits
Please Call The Farm At
(905) 655-8939
non-perishable food items have
their adjustment fees waived.
Anyone's welcome to drop off
food beginning at the start of the
week but there's no deal on treat-
ments other days. Food goes to
the Ajax -Picketing Salvation
Army to help area needy resi-
dents.
❑ 'tel J
The Body Shop at the Picker-
ing Town Centre and at the
Oshawa Centre are having a food
drive from now to Dec. 23 for the
Simcoe hall Settlement House.
Staff will match all food
donated by shoppers. Collection
bins are located outside the door
of each store. Drop by with your
donation: no resident of Durham
should ao hungry this Christmas
season.
JJJ
Roland Michener Public
School, 95 Ritchie Ave., Ajax,
holds its annual Angel of Giving,
Food Drive from Dec. 5 to 22.
Each time a student donates a
non-perishable food item, they
will be given a paper Angel to
write their name on. Angels
adorn the halls and donations are
placed around a Christmas tree.
All items collected are given to
the Ajax -Pickering Salvation
Army on Dec. 22. Items needed
include non-perishable food
items or new unwrapped toys,
especially ones for older chil-
dren.
❑JJ
The Royal LePage real estate
office at the corner of Brock
Road and Hwy. 2 in Pickering is
holding a food and toy drive until
Monday, Dec. 19. Non-perish-
able food items or new toys and
gifts will he donated to the Ajax -
Pickering Salvation Army. If you
can't drop off your items, call the
office and someone will pick
them up. Office hours are 9 a.m.
to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday. 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon
to 3 p.m. Sunday. Call 683-1790.
Donations of non-perishable
food and unwrapped toys for the
Salvation Army will be accepted
at Aloette Cosmetics of Durham
West.
Goods can be dropped off
until Dec. 16 at 2046 Shay Dr.,
Pickering. Call 427-8021.
On Saturday, Dec. 17 dona-
tions may be dropped off at Gal-
lantry's Banquet Hall. Pickering
Town Centre between 10-11:30
a.m..
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non-perishable food items have
their adjustment fees waived.
Anyone's welcome to drop off
food beginning at the start of the
week but there's no deal on treat-
ments other days. Food goes to
the Ajax -Picketing Salvation
Army to help area needy resi-
dents.
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The Body Shop at the Picker-
ing Town Centre and at the
Oshawa Centre are having a food
drive from now to Dec. 23 for the
Simcoe hall Settlement House.
Staff will match all food
donated by shoppers. Collection
bins are located outside the door
of each store. Drop by with your
donation: no resident of Durham
should ao hungry this Christmas
season.
JJJ
Roland Michener Public
School, 95 Ritchie Ave., Ajax,
holds its annual Angel of Giving,
Food Drive from Dec. 5 to 22.
Each time a student donates a
non-perishable food item, they
will be given a paper Angel to
write their name on. Angels
adorn the halls and donations are
placed around a Christmas tree.
All items collected are given to
the Ajax -Pickering Salvation
Army on Dec. 22. Items needed
include non-perishable food
items or new unwrapped toys,
especially ones for older chil-
dren.
❑JJ
The Royal LePage real estate
office at the corner of Brock
Road and Hwy. 2 in Pickering is
holding a food and toy drive until
Monday, Dec. 19. Non-perish-
able food items or new toys and
gifts will he donated to the Ajax -
Pickering Salvation Army. If you
can't drop off your items, call the
office and someone will pick
them up. Office hours are 9 a.m.
to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday. 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon
to 3 p.m. Sunday. Call 683-1790.
Donations of non-perishable
food and unwrapped toys for the
Salvation Army will be accepted
at Aloette Cosmetics of Durham
West.
Goods can be dropped off
until Dec. 16 at 2046 Shay Dr.,
Pickering. Call 427-8021.
On Saturday, Dec. 17 dona-
tions may be dropped off at Gal-
lantry's Banquet Hall. Pickering
Town Centre between 10-11:30
a.m..
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HOCKEY
'Central Red Army pounds
Panthers in
PICKERING — The Russians carne, they
saw, and they conquered the Pickering
Panthers in the second of three exhibition
matches bete Friday night.
The Central Red Army national junior
team bombarded the Metro junior 'A'
Panthers 17-3 in the contest at the Pickering
Recreation Complex. The
Russians piled up a 7-0 lead in
Me first period, and continued to rpic
inflict pain in the middle frame
after which they led 14-0.
The Panthers did manage to
;kale with Central Red Army in
the final stanza, scoring three
iIInes and limiting tlx Russians
w a trio of goals. Adam Park` PAN
;truck for a pair of Pickering
misers, with team captain Bill Metro
,;ovedaris netting the other. HOC
-hris Ryan registered two
tssists, with singles to Eddie
]nog, Scott Penton and Jeff Baia
For the Russians, Andrei Petrunin and
;ergei Samsonov led the scoring parade, with
'etrunin scoring twice and adding three
assists. Samsonov scoring three times and
flipping in with two assists.
Panthers' goaltenders John Barber and
eremy Ranich were at a loss to stop the
exhibition tilt
Russian onslaught. Barber was replaced in the
first period after giving up six goals on 14
shots. Ranch was beaten for four goals on six
shots in the time remaining in the first frame.
The Russians fired 54 shots in total at the
Pickering net.
Panthers' goalie Ryan Miles, who is
serving as the back-up netminder
for the Russians throughout their
kering Canadian tour, relieved Central
Red Army starter Andrei
Korsakevich in the second
period. Miles eventually gave
up three goals to Pickering in
the third period. Pickering j
managed 23 shots on net.
THERSThe Central Red Army
juniors are playing opponents ,
Junior from the Metro Junior 'A'
Hock
to
Club Hockey League and from the
OHA Provincial Junior 'A
Hockey league on the 31-game.i
52 -day International Junior 'A' hockey I
Challenge tour. `
The third and final game the Russians will I
play against the Panthers is slated for the
complex on Saturday, Jan. 7 at 7:30 pm.
Tickets for the games are S7 each and are
available at the Pickering Recreation Complex
arena box office.
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SPORTS REPORTER me why he couldn't make that date." says
DURHAM — Hundreds of region
youngsters are still waiting for trophies from
the Durham Tier 1 Soccer League three
months after the end of the outdoor soccer
season.
All 64 teams in the loop, which provides
select -level soccer for youths across
Durham, have yet to receive participation
trophies which were to have been distributed
in early September.
The long delay in delivery of the trophies.
worth an estimated $9,600, has upset
officials of the Durham Region Soccer
Association (DRSA). the governing body of
minor soccer here.
DRSA president Alf Huggins reports the
DRSA executive received assurances on
several occasions from Durham Tier l
league president Mark Ufford that the
trophies would be delivered, but they
weren't.
"It's at a point where I can't take his
word. He's given me dates (for trophy
distribution) and he hasn't fulfilled anv of
these dates. -says Huggins.
"Anybody who has been promising since
September to deliver the trophies and can't
deliver them by December — something is
wro ng."
Huggins says he spoke to Ufford prior to
the DRSA's annual meeting Dec. 4. Huggins
received assurances from Ufford the trophies
would be delivered this past Saturday. That
day passed without delivery of the trophies
or an explanation from Ufford.
Ufford explains the trophies weren't
distributed Saturday due to a lack of
volunteers to deliver them to representatives
of the various soccer clubs which make up
the league.
"We all have work and other things to
do." says Mr. Ufford. "We all feel bad about
it."
However. Ufford claims the trophies will
be delivered to club representatives by Tier l
soccer league registrar Roy Cowling
"sometime between Wednesday and
Saturday of this week".
The DRSA met in Oshawa Tuesday. after
our press deadline, to discuss the trophy
issue. Huggins says the executive will send a
registered letter to Ufford. asking for full
financial disclosure from the Tier 1 league
which took in an estimated S12.800 this past
season. The DRSA is also asking that if
Ufford has the trophies that they he
distributed immediately. If not, the DRSA
will take over the matter and purchase and
distribute the trophies no later than Jan. 15
and bill the Dint= Tier t Soccer League.
Moreover. if Ufford fails to respond to
the letter within seven days. the DRSA will
begin legal action against him, says
Huggins.
"If he can't produce these financial
documents within seven days, then we'll
have no choice but to pursue it through legal
channels. We have to get an answer." says
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DunbartonHigh
PICKERING — The Dunbarton High School Spartans
senior boys' hockey team remains undefeated in league
play after blanking the Pine Ridge Secondary School
Pumas Friday afternoon.
The Spartans beat the cross-town rival Pumas 4-0 in
Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA)
league action at the Pickering Recreation Complex.
Warren Hull led the Spartans' charge with a two -goal
♦RINGETTE
senior Spartans still
undefeated
effort. Darrin Street and Jamie Hollins netted singles.
Drawing assists were Sean McDonnell, Street, Paul
Mitchell, Chad Laidlaw, Mark Botelho and Sean Pierson.
Dan St. Aubin recorded his first league shutout in goal.
The win leaves the Spartans tied for first place overall
in the league with Oshawa Donevan Collegiate.
Dunbarton's league record is now three wins, no losses
and two ties.
Pickering `A' petites
in first place after
b ig win over Barrie
PICKERING — The Pickering Slo-Sports petite 'A' ringette team
thumped Barrie 10-1 on the road Sunday.
The victory moves the Pickering petites into first place in the Central
Ontario Ringette League.
Chelsey Emshe led the scoring parade for Pickering, netting a hat trick.
Sarah Barnes and Jenna Clements each tallied twice, while Courtney
Puddister, Melanie Curran and Tara Edwards netted one apiece.
Contributing solid checking and play making were Lyndsay Civello.
Kelly McNabney, Denise Spafford and Tiffany Thompson.
Goahender Melissa Meikle posted a strong outing in net, thwarting the
Barrie squad on several good scoring opportunities.
The team is coached by Derek Barnes and assisted by Charlie
Puddister.
Pickering `A' belles
ring p u another win
PICKERING — The Pickering
Olive Garden belle 'A' ringette
team won it: third consecutive
game 3-1 over Whitby at the
Pickering Recreation Complex
recently.
Sarah Dowley and Erin Allaby
each scored a goal and added an
assist. Laurie Train had the other
tally. Cathy File, Katie Edmunds,
Danielle Esposito and Kristy
Michea each contributed an assist-
The
ssizeThe contest was Pickering's
best defensive effort of the season.
♦ HOCKEY
Karyn Allan was spectacular in
net, stopping two breakaways and
surrendering only one goal while
her team was playing two players
short. The defensive play of Dani
Ramsay, Colleen Pelly, Jenny
Kelleher, Erin Helmer and
Esposito supported her effort.
The Olive Garden belles will
compete at an intra -provincial
tournament in Pierre Fond,
Quebec in early January.
The team's overall record is
four wins, one loss and six ties.
Peewees blast Bowma-un-ville
PICKERING — The
Pickering Panthers Toshiba
minor peewee 'AA' rep hockey
team remained on an
emotional high as it G
blasted the
Bowmanville Toros �Q►
8-0 at the Don Beer
Arena Dec. S. V
The Toshiba on
peewees still had
plenty of legs after
playing hive games to
win a tournament in
Montreal the weekend
before. The victory extended
Pickering's win streak to a
season -high eight games and
avenged a 6-4 loss to
Bowmanville two weeks ago.
Matt Steinke, Clint Randolph
and Sean Sadler all scored
twice, while Steve Johnson
y and Michael Mitchell
tallied once apiece.
David Lewis,
Jason McAuley,
P, Randolph and
Mitchell all had two
assists, with singles to
Scott George, Sean
11� Grieve, Jamie Follett and
Aaron Gray recorded the
shutout for Pickering, turning
aside 19 shots.
Atom Panthers Thunderstruck
PICKERING — The Picbaing Panthers Bell Canada atom 'B' rep
hockey tt;am was Thandmoud in Markham Sunday.
The Panthers were defeated by the Markham Thunder 6-2 in league
action. Markham led 42 after two periods and scored two third -period
markers to ice the victory.
Andrew Jackson and Scott Vahey scored for the Panthers, with assists
to Eric Rana and Michael Rapson.
Markham feed 37 shots at the Pickering net, while Panthers' shooters
managed a meager seven shots on the Markham cage.
In other league action, the Belli atoms played to a 44 tie with the
Innisfnl Bruins on Dec. 7.
Jackson, Brandon Gifford, Vahey and Grant Gooley scored for
cPi�ckering. with assists to Joel Markham, Vahey, Aaron Calder, Brandon
Previously, the Spartans captured the championship at
the Sacred Heart Invitational Tournament in York
Region.
Dunharton is currently ranked eighth in a coaches' poll
of more than 100 Metro Toronto -area high school hockey
teams.
The Spartans' overall record stands at nine wins, three
losses and four ties.
Novice Panthers Rebound from loss
to claw Richmond Hill Jaguars 4-2 �
PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers
Rebound Sports minor novice 'AA' rep hockey
team won two of three league games recently.
The Panthers edged the Whitby Wildcats 4-3.
lost 6-1 to the Orillia Terriers, then rebounded
from the Orillia loss to double the Richmond I{ill
Jaguars 4-2.
In the Whitby game, the Panthers were led by
Michael Minnings with a two -goal effort. Chris
Wilkinson and Trevor Fray netted the other
markers. Kevin Marshall, Brad Hughes, Blake
Araujo and Winston Tang drew assists.
The Orillia loss resulted from a particularly flat
effort by the Panthers. Robert Selig scored the lone
goal, assisted by Andrew Dissanayakc and Ryan
Sabourin.
Kevin Dudgeon netted the team's first hat trick
of the season in the win over Richmond Hill.
Hughes added the other marker. Assisting were
Chuck Britskey and Adam Van Dyke.
Goalie Daniel Steward had a strong game
between the pipes against the Jaguars.
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AJAX --The Whitby Anderson
Raiders claimed the title at the
annual Exeter High School
Invitational Volleyball
Tournament Saturday.
The Raiders defeated
Pickering's St. Mary Catholic
Secondary School Monarchs in
strai�:ht games 15-3, 15-9 in the
championship match.
To gain entrance to the final,
Anderson swept aside Father Leo
Austin from Whitby 15-3, 15-6. In
the other semi-final, St. Mare
defeated Sudbury Marymount 15-
14. 15-6.
Anderson finished with a
perfect 3-0 record in the
preliminary round, defeating
Marvinount 15-5, 15-3, Exeter 15-
3, 15-5 and Pickering High School.
Meanwhile. finalist St. Mary
defeated Ajax High 15-9, 15-4.
Oshawa Paul Dwyer 15-12, 15-7
and also G.L. Roberts.
Although the host Exeter High
School Falcons won one of three
games, defeating Port Perry High
School, coach Karen Briard was
pleased with the team's progress.
By the end of the tournament,
the team had refined their skills
and have begun to work together
as a team," says Briard.
Exeter High will host an eight -
team junior girls' volleyball
tournament at the school on
Saturday.
Stretching
for the
ball
Exeter High School Falcons'
Kristy Pedder stretches to get
to a ball during an opening -
round match with the Port
Perry High Rebels at the
Exeter Invitational midget girls'
volleyball tournament Saturday.
Exeter won this contest, but
lost matches to Sudbury
Marymount and Anderson.
photo by Celia Bronkhorst
Ajax Lions play to 4-4 draw,
Lightning humbles Leaside 9-2
AJAX-PICIO• M — The Ajax
Dons played the Canada Trust Learn
to a 4-4 tie in recent Durham West
Girls Hockey Association
atordpeewee division action.
The teams were evenly matched
as the girls turned in strong team
efforts in a game which featured
great skating -
Lions' goals were scored by
Anne -Marie Williamson, Jackie
Crandles, Alison Fair and Ashley
Phillips. Katy Renaud, Fair and
Williamson all registaod assists.
Good defensive play was turned
in by Lions' Stacey Cassidy, Laura
Gallagher, Amanda Lovell and Jen
Saunders.
Leigh -Ann Genuis, Danielle
Castonguay and Ashley Gibson
coruribuied sarong performa im.
Dmidle Taylor prayed well in net
for the Lions.
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LEASIDE: The Durham West
Lightning novice 'B' select girls'
hockey team defeated Leaside by a
wbopping 9-2 score recently.
Durham Lightning goals were
scored by Lauren O'Hare and
Rebecca Lundy, each with two.
Smgle goals were netted by Mary
Kerr, Jenny Blade, Latra Watt, Julie
Strang, and Amanda Morra.
Sarah Poirier, Jessica Judges,
O'Hare, Mary Kerr, Strang, Masa,
Stacey Vahey and Blade all eared
single assists
Durham also played against the
Mississauga Chiefs with the game
coding in a 0.0 tie.
Outstanding goaltending by
Meghan Yu, who earned the shu lout,
kept the game W -
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Long delay for trophy delivery HOLIDAY HOURS: o �
FROM PAGE A25
Huggins.
UffoW says be's bad the league's trophies since late November, but the
lack of volunteers has stalled delivery.
Another reason for much of the delay, be explains, was a decision after
the season to postpone the purchase of the trophies when an Ajax Warriors
Soccer Club official indicated he could get a better price on the hardware.
However, that fdl through, leaving the tier 1 league back at square one.
Ufford adds that an Hill = in his family and problems with his business
have also played a role in the delay.
"It's been too long and I feel really bad about it," says Uffad.
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♦ HOCKEY
Novice Raiders
win three tie two
AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Yorkton minor
novice 'AAA' rep hockey team continued to roll up the points by
posting three wins and two ties in recent Eastern Ontario 'AAA' league
action.
The Yorkton novices emerged victorious in back-to-back games
against Barrie 4-1 and 3-0.
Fading the way in the 4-1 win over Bturie
were Patrick Milne and Michael Rocca with
two goals each. Assists went to Joey
AJAX McColm and Rocca with two apiece and
Matthew Thrift with one. In the second
game, a 3-0 shutout. Thrift. John
Scrymgeour and Brett Connolly were the
marksmen, with assists to Scrymgeour
�� and Thrift with two each and Connolly
A with one.
Tire Richmond HiIVVaughan Stars
proved to be a tougher opponent
for the Raiders as the teams skated
RR I D E to a 4-4 draw. McColm. Connolly,
Brent Small and Milne scored for Ajax -
Pickering. Assisting were Rocca, Milne. Jason Winder and Kyle Tate.
The: Raiders faced Barrie again and had to settle for a 2-2 tie. Brent
Small potted both goals, with assists to Mark Boyce and Matthew
Carroll with two apiece.
Ajax -Pickering doubled Peterborough 6-3 in another league match.
McColm, Small. Thrift. Connolly, Milne and Boyce tallied for the
Raiders. Assisting were Milne with two. Connolly, Coultice. Kyle
Foster and Small with one each.
The Raiders continued to get strong goaltending from Jeremy
Nicholson and Paul Benson and steady play from the defensive corps of
Foster. Tate. Winder. Coultice; and Danny Lcfort.
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needed, must be tnendly and
outgoing. Cali 427.6040.
EXPERIENCED
ESTHETICIAN
toqutiod to work M
QUATTRO
HAIR
FASHION
in the Pickering Town
Centre income
negiodabile
Cap Lou at
831-5366
Rollet tinea required.
CRUISE SHIP
JOBS
Earn :300 OW we3eli}y.
year round position. hiring
menhvomen. Free
loons board, aril train.
Call 1-504.646.4502
Ext 0100
CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY
Repo wv to the Pagfatal Financial Analyst, the tollowng
Positions will complete a newly, created team responsible
for the timely and accurate processing of hnanctal
transactions (G/L, W AIR) for 15 branches within Central
Ontario.
18olh pa torts wr# be bcalyd at the CentralAiigiiol
REGIONAL BOOKKEEPER
(Pall has, 17.5 AaNaAreew
This position will be printany ►aDonribit for pert nnirg
balance sheet account tra r r,tliations (15 locations),
valiance analysis. and ac$0% with budget preperatoa
and year end duties. Duties also inckide the hands on
(computerized) processing of branch financial
bansaclions using LISA (GIL, Al along with ACCPAC
(PA). This position requires Postsecondary acoountirg
courses and 1-3 years related esperiance, or equivalent
Mennedlalle latowlidge of lnaw 123 is essential. Starting
salary from :13,405 based on 17.5 hotrtshreelt
REGIONAL ACCOUNTING CLERK (Fun-l:na)
This position will prepare, code and input a variety of
documents for branches usirtp MSA (CIL, AP) along with
ACCPAC (AIR). Duties include performing account
reconciliations and maintaining vendorlcusiomer files.
Ths position requires a secondary school diploma and 1-
3 years experience, or equivalent. Starting salary from
:21,371.
Please specify which position you are applying for and
submit your resume by 23, December 1994 b: Regional
mrod"cer Room ss Soe office, eft oshaws Branch,
nw iely, 4S U w Streel
East, Oshawa, oliMario, L1 3L9.
LJFE time apponkinky - actin nip IMMONSTRATORS needed we
10 $10110 pee trek in your span nnapr doWinwe stone. $500.
limns. vNiows" tltrbutor look- no weekly. camrswon. Stan
irp fp 1 or 2 dealers 4 call on k,s,"iyaly. Must be ouledna
mail ormblishnionts. call 416- and reksble. Pope (fes) 991 -
MSM (1210M) 7534. (122014)
_/ //
/1//
AJAX HYDPC
Customer Services Supervisor
As part of our objective to achieve excellence in our
relationship with our customers, we have created a
new Customer Service Department.
We are now seeking a motivated person to bring
leadership and direction to this function
The Department will be directly responsible for
many aspects of customer liaison, including
technical consumer information, energy usage and
management, power quality, revenue metenng,
marketing and promotional functions, and
community electrical safety The Department will
also oversee the customer related aspects of other'
departments, such as Billing and Construction.
The Supervisor we now hope to find will he an
individual who has obtained an electrical degree
through 2-5 years of post -secondary study. and who
has already demonstrated exceptional uiterperxotal
skills and an ability to communicate orally and in
writing with peers and with customers, through
Supervisory expcnence and direct customer contact.
A self -driven person, they will need only limited
direction frron the General Manager to "eve their
goals
If you feel you are this person, and would like to
"show your stuff" in a bnght, new and harmoruuus
envnrortment, please write in confidence by January
13. 1995 to:
T. Vusbik i
Ajax Hydro,
55 Taunton Road Fart
Ajax, Ontario I.rr 3%3
We apprecae the xpoeunay •c ever a, ",,mes moweve• .tie
to volume o" mo ands, corniderator w,,i 7e cornice,
we support Empbymorit Eooy
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
• Management Trainees
• Assistant Managers
• Sales 8 Service Reps.
Large rational corporation,
located in Oshawa. Now
recruiting. Opportunity to earn
$250 - $800 a week to start.
Call 723-3411
4=0 CONTINUOUS
LEARNING
Our course calendar is available
through this local paper the week of
December 26. Watch for course
offerings in our new Dunbarton High
School location.
Registration begins January 3rd.
SERVICE
ADVISOR
Pe**W by GM Dealership. Successful candidate
wit have at k4ast two years GM experience, be
dewWable and have excellent atslial relations
abRiies.
Apply to: MICHAEL BOYER
PONTIAC BUIM
7ss u14GSTON RD.
PICKEltING, ONT.
LIY IA9
PH. f51-2693
ENTERPENEUR Distributors MIERS wanted _ -
experienced
wanNW immodisley to serve Nie pipers are invited 10 join the
Durham and surrounding arK Oshawa Legion Branch 1143
FuMrpart tine. Please consw pipe Band . a band pr ... o g
Lynda. (906) 432-0969 or Steve non comptaltiventles, and farnily
(705) 932-7079 for irdormision aariitephere. Pleats contact Ed
and Codd 1994.
FladpsQrb 91e q/99.(121594)
please IM ') i4if,tlage. v 1 f l
.. sati•+ss+�a>s.rs...
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'
01ice Help
Web Offset Publications Unified, a major prinAng
company located in Pickering, has a position available
for a
PART -TIM SECURITY GUARD
to work the midnight shift and statutory holidays.
Duties include plant secunty, reception of visitors,
answering telephones, tecerving packages, etc. Previous
experience is an asset and you must be bondable.
Applications available at:
Web Offset Publications Limited
1800 Ironstone Manor
(Whites Road 8 Hwy 401)
Pickering, Ontario
Reception
Borelia Cooperative Homes Port Petry
Requires a full time Community Co-ordinator,
knowledge of the Co-operative Corporations
Act, Ministry of Housing Policy, WP 5.1
required.
Experience wirking with volunteer necessary.
Some evenings Involved.
=•Award resume with references by Dec. 16 to:
10 Borela Cres.
Port Perry, Ontario
L9L 1 H4
or fax 905.985-0423 No phone call please.
ACTIVATION ASSISTANT
required nor 104 bed nursing home.
Activation/Recreation diploma required.
Experience in tong term care prelerred
Good communicating skills necessary.
Competitive salary, benefits.
Reply in w1'ltiflg by: Dec. 20, 1994 to
Bestview Health Care Centre
186 Thornton Rd. S.,
Oshawa, Ontario L1J 5Y2
Store Manager required
For Dry Cleaning Depot in Whitby
Personable, motivated, bondable
28K. for 6 days a week
Reference required
fox resume to 416-782-5177 or
Call Evenings 7 p.m. -10 p.m. 416-782-2075
ADULT
CARRIERS
WANTED
to deliver papers
Wednesday,
Friday &
Saturday.
Car required.
Call 683-5117
DRIVER - AZ
required for
dedicated un
Oshawa to
Lockport N.Y. daily,
clean abstract,
law)
564-9446
Swilifices
ADZ DRIVERS
• wit r■le
• PWI rme
o2tam
•CIM abtsct
CA Rm* or Carol
'• 0-ZM
DRIVERS WANTED
WITH AJAX TAXI
DRIVERS'
LICENCE.
CALL 427.1600
Be fie fist in your area
to earn money proriveng
the tallest in discount
coupon books. Flexible
hours, over 20%
commission.
Sed while you socialize
(905) SOS -S140
Assemble productt at
home. EaW No Seing.
You're pad direct Fully
guaranteed.
No extpelienoe netwssefy.
CNN 1-504.641-77M
Felt IM. x bra
CLEANERS WANM
for WS*A ds incl
1�P0fi1�11.
be libi e4 wlit for".
Cam (MR 604686
Si PAL
FIELD Marketing company
soaks pert time Oshose bend
repteew*MNW to &.vice recd
saes R..pelA& Nhs induct.
treimiq. rrrarclandislrg and
pubic INvsiNkt Ham fltlrr6le
car necessary. Fax resume to:
514-341-7657 or to Christine
Sshama 1900 Laird. Mor0fev1.
pirsb&C, H3P 20 (121504)
LOBE tree(gla rile n1t simiIwgy. -1
�SKA tl�s lot 23 Ot. in 1 nt- - and mode
0200 U.S. donna plus welly
Eam tip to 1130,1100 in 3 too.* Call (905) 686-4317.
( "IfflM A� MAINTENANCE Person -
wish mon, cannery, of wavesetw tag tri siry Dorn♦
lii�dt pkN morel parry in Ajax requires mein-
tanance person for older Isew
( CALL trees anal related rtse1* IF.
1404041 4613 EX7 KJoe SMM aonrtamicasion skit a
must. possible shift, hourly
ws•e Cat Ads Tall. 906.663.
MEDIUM sized insurance 2040. Ask for Robert Kids or
flap - . . - gyWA*g Dave Damacio. (121604)
Pairs nequiea ROO licensed EASY him. walk from horns.
ctalonm OWWM rep. Tdagldes For free information, send
experience preterr- but not SiLS.E. to: P.O. Box 31000,
rteosary. Cat OW576.2341. 47S WOool flid. AjM OnL LIT
(122004) 310 (121SO4)
a
From idea to finished product, the Horn
Group, and our affiliate companies, are
committed to quality and excellence in the
delivery of high -precision, close -tolerance
parts to customers throughout the world.
Continued success has led to the following
opportunity for a highly organized individual
to administer the rlayroll for five divisions as
well as provide confidential administrative
support to senior managers. You will also
prepare accurate government records/
reports (U.I.C., W.C.B., etc.) and provide
regular reception relief.
You possess one to two years payroll
experience complemented by at least three
years experience in an administrative
position. A sound understanding of current
relevant software packages is also required.
We offer competitive salaries, comprehensive
benefits and real scope for career and
professional advancement. Please send your
resume to the address below. We thank oll
who apply, but only those under consideration
will be contacted.
Human Resources
Hom Plastics Ltd.
The Hom Group
922 Dillingham Road
nit Pickering, Ontario
HORN L1 w 1Z6
GROUP Fax: (905) 839-1047
tw�ms
Expect more from Sears
CANADA'S
LARGEST RETAILER HAS
AN OPENING FOR TEMPORARI'/
PART -TINE CLERICAL POSITION
A household name for generations of Canadians,
Scars Canada Inc. has earned its position as the
retail industry leader through its commitment to
customer satisfaaum. and exeekrvce in traukmg
.rid development of cnployces.
Clerical experience required, Human Resources
expenence an Asset. Must be available for days,
evenings, weekend.
Apply m person to the human Resources office at
SEARS
Pickering Town Cellar•
1355 Kingston Rd. F_
Pickering. Clint.
Sears Canada Inc. is an aqual opponurnty anploya
'tt I ...... - . . -
r \ a .•(T �a ♦ i ;• "moi••,-p•�r�y s• it r` 4 t'.,' •; i : i. ; s 1• r a f • o • ♦ . • s t • • t T i
1
IF you are single or a sit"
parent or separated or divaraed
with three years work
apenI--. you may qualh for
tinancial assistance or t you are
over 45 and haw recently been
laid off. you may quality for train-
ing assistance. DIP/CERT.,
Lotus,Wordpsrlso, D -Base.
Word, Accpac. Bedford,
AUklCed. Ventura, PaPOM* r.
Harvard, Corel, Computer
Programming and Systems
Analyst, Cdbol, Pascal and C.
Photoshop, Quark Express and
Illustrator. Durham Business
Computer college, 427-3010.
OFFICE Fumilure Sobs - we re-
quire a mature individual with a
strorq work ethic who posses-
ses good verbal and written
co nmunicali on skills. This Per-
son should be an intelligent,
ktginl thinker, self confident.
self-reliant, organized and with
proven selling skills. A person
with a degree in marketing. busi-
ness or design would be a
preferred candidate. Owning a
car and knowing the Greater
Toronto area is mandatory.
Knowledge of the Teknion
Product rs an asset. Send
resume, in confidence, with
renumeration expectations, to:
File $9424, News Advertiser,
130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax.
Ont. Lt S 2H5 ;121694)
Transit Maintenance •
Applications are invited by Oshawa Transit for the
position of Maintenance Supervisor.
Responsible for the efficient administration and
overall operation of a major transit garage,
including the servicing of Oshawa PUC utility
vehicles; applicants must be high school graduates
with a Diesel "A" endorsed Mechanic's License.
The successful candidate will have experience and
ability in the supervision of major fleet maintenance
work and knowledge of MTO rules and regulations.
Qualified candidates are invited to submit
applications or resumes no later than December
23, 1994 to:
Manager
Human Resources Department
100 Simcoe Street South
Oshawa, Ontario
L1 H 7M7
We thank all applicants in advance; however only
candidates under consideration will be contacted.
INSPECTION Moulding Plant m
Whitby requires Moulder and BROOKLIN firewood
Set-up Person. Please call seasoned firewood• tans cords
Louise at 905-670-0185 for and bush cored$. bags of kin -
appointment. 121594)
citing available. FREE delivery.
I • .. •
Piclk w on Sal. and sun. (905)
655.8797. (012995)
�115Dental
FIREWOOD for sale art and
-�
home - 386-6011ileg HDU,
•
sola and deil,vered. Priced $68
RECEPTIONST for orthodontic
late cord. Call Gerry 281.5455
office. Computer and dental
a.y Care
• /Wanted
background requred- 30,40 firs.
sere Rent to own. ace. same,
ipright. grand. digital.
CLOCKS (Free
Per week. Submit resurre to:
210 Market
File 87088. Oshawa wReby The
NA/Nya40USEKEEPER -live
W11wK. P 0. Box 481, Oshawa or
•
savngsl Telep Preto Works.
167 Snncoe St. N. 2nd floor.
TOSHIBA Stereo Systems. 'uu
Oshawa. ,+21504)
size. excesent condition. Corn -
with arrplirw surer tum
2no Articles For
G Sale
GUN SHOW
Sun., Dec. 18, 8 am 'roan. i
PICKERING CIVIC
COMPLEX
on valley Farm Rd. west of
Brock Rd just south of
Hwy. 92.
Phone:
905-689-8181.
OLD and good cameras. goo.
sterDng. optical instrurrwnt,
loweilery, watches, old china
and glass. antique furniture. Cal
432-1678.(122094)
GORGEOUS
DOU HOUSE
KITS
S
Furniture d accessories.
DENTAL Assailant nnu•t b• table, cassette and matching
PIAMOSrGRANDFATHER
"Tui tie lot W-.dS•
certified sot busy P.ckering
$sand. utfu
Beal wood speakers.
Clocks Durham's alga; selec
-�
home - 386-6011ileg HDU,
•
once. Cal 8364486 (010395)
5350 oonpi" o.b o Call (905)
tion -Now ia and used pce, Not
( 831-1536
a.y Care
• /Wanted
837-1492 (121494)
Articles Foraeyboards.
sere Rent to own. ace. same,
ipright. grand. digital.
CLOCKS (Free
Barb Scan, 5765635 (011195)
220 Sale
deivrY and ser up). Tremendous •
NA/Nya40USEKEEPER -live
�
•
savngsl Telep Preto Works.
out, experienced. energetic,
RENOVATION Sale Saoomrpiete
433-1491. (TF)
COMPUTER Liqusdaon 386
legal. non smoker FLuent in
bathroorn, slab doom, various
COMPUTER 406-Dx2-44, S s/ S1L20. 4 Ram. 250 H.O. with
English, reieral . car. To start
sizes, storm doors. hot water
4' and 3 t/2' dnwm CO Ronk S V G.A. color montors, $M9
on early Jan. for 7,4.2 year oldt.
lark Fnogs. stow, wieners,
OB •peed, colour printer, 386 SL/25 Noliboalks -NOW 4
Alex, ewnwrgs. (905) 427-5573.
(121094)
dryer, door handles. Kitchen
colour mooAtor. 12200. Can cam. 120 H.D.. Co -processor,
YJ 1989 or
sink and Terry other rens. 571-
434-S7e0. (122294) ''00" Device. $1099. 4a6Sx!
NANNY •equirrid 'or busy
4964. leave message ;122004)
COFFEE and one and table. 40 Rte' '� 6 HO, SVGA
ftoulkeftoW. .�w m a out. 3
WE FISHING now open. Stock
.
515. Wood 000" and oM and _olour 'speed COhoot and
Dokible speed CToms and
children. ages 4 (JK). 2 years
ed with rairlDow and spedkkrd
:able. $60. Two marble top and sound card. f250. Other can
and a months. References
Cas at4) 520 D
trout Hlar avaiabiePort P
tables w/sculputred brass putts available from 5299. Cy
-m
427-271
127-2719. (12109$)
south on Shirley Rd. For hither
Pedeelals. 5300- Beg* couch. 905-420.2081
chair arta lo*-. $350. Couch
DAYCARE n* in;; hon•
reormehon or eservelbon. ca/
9013364. (122096)
and Mair, $5.5 Court and • I •• '
Nhona cad. ares) for3 dtidren
3 days per weeker
. Non smok,
T your flare at discount
chair• brand new, $1200.
Waterbed frame (Cut o fit t!tl w - .
Marbfq in JarkrarY.
priers. 100% nylon, stain
-W -IL price •• -Pet,
re
faze boa and mattress. $350. 5
puttee, teal
ROTTWCow
(12149 )
ad
cand eri: I installation. Ces
Dee. cherry bedroom sw:e. cl
5375. Two fbed Ironies. cocked, e« clawed remtoved,
LJYEOUT nanny o n cafor 2
Nick at (905) 430-6551.
_ first shot and dewormed. Mother
Lar" chrome and
girt. ages 5 montfs and ]yes
in our Non sma" with
AIf110t1E aiekeA Tse w
"an tar seen. 905-436-2173 a
gloss kilalen table. f12S 905404-5710. (122094)
�M ed Start Jan. 95.
shed drawer and gists tray.
$550. 905571-5708 after 4 p.m.
ry 01" table and Main, $475. SN
Oak bow from laEPPARO Pups - )kit n One
lana c4inet,
Mon -Fri. 7.6 p.m. Wesinery/
RoRd. Please Ann,
phase. (121594)
$575. Two flop rttad- olilour for Christmas. Sella row.
asiand call
T. V.'s. $200 275. 30' gold stays wall hold for Christine Fret
686.5410 days or awnings PIANO - "igfN Nemon. good ' shot $200 Call after 5 in
(121884) oondtaon, $650. Cala 721-9098.
$150. 30' whee stow. 6150. In•
gks 12 cuJI. fridge$375. Nearly
D-
weekdays. 7255232. (122094)
0 Care COMPUTER For Student or
'ew dryer. 111225. Off" furniture.
DOG Training Classes - Notiioe
-�
home - 386-6011ileg HDU,
•
$25-225. 2 R.C. car hand
and Open starting Jarwary in
: o mouse, 41101e9 Mem.. DOS S.
controllers. 7 cu.ft. freezer.
Oshawa Duren Dog Training.
sessiessile VGA monadr, ss25. 2%.40Mp
$150. ob.o. 4363804. (121694)
Barb Scan, 5765635 (011195)
DAYCAHDU. 1Meg Mem., Mono
n my non 'I- '' DOSS, $425. xT $175.
OAX44M FURNITURE
our
capper cookware, mal"anly
dining room suite. bedroom
l . I ife -
arna"Ihall
st li g � . 1 l p4DOS with e. Low
pay retail prices? Onn
Ontario's
'
,ar
and 401 area Please cal 427- 1.2.3 with Word Perfect and
okleft and largest
manufacturer is now $Ming
Mune Store located n Brookkn
9256. (121.8) Graphics pteckage• 11125.24Pin
Printer. $125. Richard. (905)
direct to the public. Eg. oak
lig• Mustang Convert". 4
CHU DCARE available in my 031 -MM. (122084)
Pods" table with ore est. and
cyli War. fully loaded with wars,
�~ qualified
a IMrldsor cluairs, $798 - 8 oak
e0J700 Miry Nita $090D er wit
trade for JEEP
E.0 .E. t STILL paying cab, bis? What
E.C.E. teacher. Starring in
double pedestal rJw enc. and 6
YJ 1989 or
have you 9a a show for, a? Own
Jaswlry INS. Krosno/8ayly
chairs. $1429. Cannonball beds,
nailer. 434.5780. (122294)
your own taller• syew for as
siva Call L116) a (906) 420
$208.Over 20 stain cloilm - all
Isla Chrysler Cmavft 4 door.
Mee as 050 mashy 00 Up to 2
9041. (122••1)
solid. no veneers - TradtiorW
ons auomac. Pv-. pb-•
d --ft to Choose Iron! tier•
Woodworking. 905.91115.0774.
radio, Good Cwld -, 52900.
LOOOMM for qudq Chid cars? a very Merry CMistmes. T.J.
(TF)
Patine 42740333 &her S p.nL
Mother with ECE/lMIEB has SaleOie. 432.7565. (12279,
ANTXKX8 awrliore. f850.
--
spaces available. Fun Islasf SN Ontario Fain Wnieork
developmentally based inspected. $150
Two presabvck chairs, 575 plot
washound SM
1N7 Celebrity 4 door, 4
W6111aMc, hi(jk tats., SMW
at>tmim nuaddom neMY, late yorenwrkew
side. 150 9064654753
Oral cONee
table, 6100. Dresser. 006 swing
033-0. s is. Cala 4300870
of TLC, close to Balinese
srloaL come join our dyaaria (MM noes"" (1214"
mirror dnessr, 9245. Oak drop
100 Peei.c 0001/ STE. one
orae_ Thir1<aenl9.urrs arra CAIrEM • loss of camel_ turll
ton the 5200. Duncan Ph)le
owner. an service records.
Cal 721-0593. (121504) niew ever seen altbase 600960.
on heal, 1 ON carpel 3 Naas, ab 045 $45. o
. konkugboard, srlFed. Tebphom
$344 Price incbdee carpal. Mso !iter Ckbs, Kneehole deck, (121594)
' premium pad. expert 585 Cat 430.2650, (122084) ttI00 Fero Terroo (It, 4 door
Ys4daa)ek fast aa•trsty, r.. I�fiM mind�» ,a„ UP auto, OL. p0. air. allb, welling
Ate' N0""ak clef, wskYq :1200. Slid ask t
ITC
set but not .nr.,,,.,n,i
asselic
„ �'
Cernlr kala 2 pce arrab,dlec
Myer, a "5000. Cal Janes at
s��casvette, showroom
Qdy i1N6 cerlMivd
AJAX Pid;ab0 Appianovs - no
Meveedle alar refused. fury
(no •31-3t•R (121549)
firm. Citi 11 7 da anyone
Russ. Open 7 days/week,
guaranteed. Ret:ortditione0
appliances. Cam miles w a
UNOW Chivsmas Gib and
indoors. Big Town Sales.
dei 427-4704. 49? WMwgwI
black boatank bowels nesh stands.
blank dressers. desk.
t R11CAR Ane Centile . 156
R0. S.Airm (TF)
roCkinq �' es."mchairs'
� 3L W. at M,1. Mat -
KNKi size bedlpreg 1. Includes
bed skit, caopy top sal side
capper cookware, mal"anly
dining room suite. bedroom
1999 Immaculate Cadillac
•M0 01�
Dewitt•. 119996. 19Shadow.N
drapes. Excellent condition.
sui ss. sola beds. New Lie Fur.
y
(906) 427-1822 (TF)
Mune Store located n Brookkn
t 989c loaded resicaU
54695
set but not .nr.,,,.,n,i
asselic
„ �'
CONTENTS - washer. dryer, on Hwy $12. Open waekerde, 1- Perfect Cutu
ii. l
Please fax reSUlTle' �; 9 4GV-91
APPL.EWOOD - bum lite best, frid e, sloe, kitchen set, (15) 655.3536. (122794
f~• dOMwly $75/18' loos cold bedroom furniture, custom )
Fair
Lazed,
L� air. If, new 98561.
air. auto. new 61.
Trucks-19.8NiesanKilgCah
or 0200/bush cord. bps, 416006-3329.(121404)
°Aa 0vwler,
MEDIUM sized service related
measure. TWIN 8RAN0 I
ORCHARDS. No rut- b, 1-006- CARPET Brdker, 100% Nylon, •
$0085• IN7 Fad
F 150, auto, 108,000 kma.,
Cgripanlocatedin
the Durham
PAYROLL Clerk - $inlet Oshalw
regrrkes payroll Ciertk
987 4563. (TF) thick. plush. stain resistant
carper. For 3 rooms, only, $329. WANTED
64995. 1989 Cheyenne. air,
auto, 305. $7995. 1987
Rpm requires keeper/
during 6 months maternity
fIREWp00 exCeiela - oil and antique
Price includes 30 sq.yds carpet, furniture, anything old. Saientrie
Wrangler, mint. absolutely
accountant. A minimum of 3
(. From mid Jan -Mid Aug.
hardwood guaranteed. Extra deluxe Pad and inatdMion in instruments, china, sliver.
loaded, 125.000 kms., 305,
CMA a CGA r
yes required.
1005. Some accounting and
ting tint• tiny $•awned. Cut your home. Free quotation n advertising, sporting, toys.
IB895. i9W GMC Sierra, air,
Pleas reply a Fib 47087. do
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oral vPN HaloM rtlsestisnwlt your tions No interest. no pay decoys. dolls. rra bottles, Col-
auto, only 410,985 firm. 1997
Oshawa This Week P.O. Bax
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Free delivery. Kozy Heat rtlerMs for one full yaw nee Dec. I CWM or estates. Call Robert
Jest YJ, 74,000 kris., 57985.
401, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71.5.
Linda bon 1 pink -S pink M 725-
Firewood, (905) 753-2248. 19.5 Daniel, 14100-217-0104. Bowen Antiques (905) 855-
Pin 20 more CeMied vMlicb&.
(121504)
9324 or tax mum to725-1867.
(123194) (TF) MS. BroakMk.(TF)
579-2886. Open Sunday.
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350 high pedornlmm ergine,
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19.7
appliances. etc- $850 mort^y
first.
t.svl,et.
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Sheller Cartadian Properties Limited
cert references required. 576 -
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CHRISTMAS TREES
Cut Your Own or PreCut Spruce i Pine
WHITBY - Thickson Rd. Exit off 401, North 5 miles to
Conlin Rd. then East 1 mile OR 2 miles West of
Durham College
Open Daily 9 am. -7 pm.
BOWMANVILLE - Waverley Rd., Exit off 401,
North 12 miles on Durham 57.
Open Daily 9 am. - 5 p.m.
Cut your own $22 any size Includes G.S.T.
Fresh Cut trees S10422 includes G.s.T-
FREE TREE BAILING
WATSON TREE FARMS (905) 263-8858
FREE Candy Cartier !or kids FREE pine boughs & cones
Apartments
400 - - - -- 4UU MYcv tI'ICI 11 D
For Rent 4UU For Rent For Rent
Automobiles Trucks
F500 Tow Truck, Vulcan lift- two SNOWMOBILE c.«..
LEASE to own vehicles. 1980- ton capacity. excellent working
1965. 5345 Ar>Mm n �-�• oorWrlx>n. $1700 and 1978 Tn- y.,. and accessories on sale
snow
credit checks. 686-7428. (TF) ^ umph Spitfire. excellent for Christmas gifts for 12730
P P mobmers at Clark's Cats. 92730
rnndihon, new top. $7900. Call Simcoe 3t., Port Perry. 985-
' 725006. (122094) 9312. (121594)
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ment apartment• large
wmgroorrVd;nmg, wood burning
stove. Lots of storage. shared
laundry, hidgetstove. parking to
one. No pets, first/last.
references 5750 inclusive.
Available immediately. (905)
619-1792.(121894)
1 bdrm '$569.
2 bdrm, $619.
3 bdrm, $705.
GeanAAararge units. fed.
heat, cable, hot water,
perking, new appliances.
Tenant pays hydro.
436.6700 or 4006222.
SOUTH Alatr - band new two
bedroom basement apartment. BRAND new large one bedroom
,96o Chev 314 ton, outom.tic,
Will I BY4XW WATER PARK
WHITBY mmedatelf :-sit SOUTH Alai -sem detaches
urate entrance. parking.
1 and 2 b•d3 om was, h D-dlm m i l,
350 high pedornlmm ergine,
alti.1 w N
i N
Dtalcal, 907-1790 or 9s7.1a00-
W.
19.7
appliances. etc- $850 mort^y
first.
t.svl,et.
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Min.-Fri.PA., Set. p-n.
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10 schools. Fridge s,ove. top. parking, shared laundry.
Sheller Cartadian Properties Limited
cert references required. 576 -
references
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AJAA_ �r s
ment apartment• large
wmgroorrVd;nmg, wood burning
stove. Lots of storage. shared
laundry, hidgetstove. parking to
one. No pets, first/last.
references 5750 inclusive.
Available immediately. (905)
619-1792.(121894)
1 bdrm '$569.
2 bdrm, $619.
3 bdrm, $705.
GeanAAararge units. fed.
heat, cable, hot water,
perking, new appliances.
Tenant pays hydro.
436.6700 or 4006222.
SOUTH Alatr - band new two
bedroom basement apartment. BRAND new large one bedroom
,96o Chev 314 ton, outom.tic,
SELL IIF NOW CALL
WHITBY mmedatelf :-sit SOUTH Alai -sem detaches
urate entrance. parking.
basement apartment. NW
350 high pedornlmm ergine,
alti.1 w N
i N
Dtalcal, 907-1790 or 9s7.1a00-
two bedroom aparvn•nt, close bungalow. 3 bedroom main
appliances. etc- $850 mort^y
first.
t.svl,et.
sundry.Oshawa557ulgi5 s, parking. Expel•
armory• mouthy Excel -
duel wheels, etc- .(12 icer-
576-9335 or 798-76729
10 schools. Fridge s,ove. top. parking, shared laundry.
inEluSrye. len arm
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references
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derails 603 ^xy. (121494,
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ILLUSTRATION, Canciomng-
graphic design• advertising-
usiness or persona -
Reasonable rates. Also lessons
avalable. Randy Timms- (905)
728-7055.
(TF)
3 B Driving School
10 I,z- sorts $150
k�^,sons & les! $75
Free pick-up 8 drop oft
287-ID16-1
ELECTAfpAK Ucwmsd- WE
do an types of Necirical wa -
Reasonable rasp. Senors
discos Fast ssnioe, Cal Alan
M 4337632. (TF)
N. B. CARPENTRY
Kuhan • so
• Ger" npeir
. Reflovaiiofts
25 years experisrtr
Licersed carperd r
Hem 1.9052779
Flying Services
GIVE THE WORLD'S GREATEST
CHRISTMAS GIFT
111't-1li.l3ili.l)
* * Great Gift Idea * *
Based at Oshawa Municipal Airport
Looking for a quiet
specious two bedroom
apartment. Close to
downtown and shopping
Centre.
Available immediately.
433-0438
OSHAWA NORTH
2 bdrm. apts. Clean
quiet building, from
$600 per month.
Call 576.2541
Elegant luxurious 1 bdrm.
apt., oversized bdfm, 20x14,
large spat. kit-, huge
ceramic bathroom W.
beautiful Innngroom, all Irtd.
Cable, hydro, appl. Avaflale
immediately. No pets. Non
smokers. Ample closets.
436-6937
iser "683-5110F�`683
Whether you want a leisurely sight seeing trip or a
thrilling aerobatic adventure each Night is individually
tailored for you. The 15 minute Discovery Night is
$150 and the 30 minute Top -Gun Night is $250. Ask
about our Super Ace Package which incudes loops
rolls and more!
"Memory Maker" Gift Certificates Available.
For more information Visa & Master Care!
call (905) 721-0054 accepted
CARPET k*"00" - 25 yews
experience, realist ,
Weciyttr. Free p
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Dtalcal, 907-1790 or 9s7.1a00-
(rF)
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• Bathrooms
• Flooring
• Electrical
•
Plumbing
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Drywall
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(905) 427-5401
VAZ GENERAL
CONTRACTING
Custom Howes, Howe
Bo Rote. Caawic
Tills, Hardwood Floors,
Witdowit, Oadlsl Cal Juin.
(90S) tBi3.5t1R1
bMk
bisalt MK.
We* nice peoplo to tied
M i N Construclbn - Calpsnl Y noting. elsI " I pkwd*S
dryrteaq basemwu a speciaMyt Snow ill, wirtg residrsiaY
oarrrwdaL 10% sheoourlt or bes snot ploring. Cal 42744
for "ailit fl1 I d lea. (12ZM)
1 THE
I TILE '
MAN v - +%�
Your P ckerinc
spemfi i
Ceramic Ole d (IAarbla
d Glzm hloat
5 939-2757
HOW M�ROVEIMM
SPECLUM
Addb*M basMWW
b.arseara. kieclrna,
lerina hwdwed ttre m
is Meaesertable raw Free
sebalalsa
use* corwrocum
Call Nei (905) 837-2195
COMPLETE carpentry
specializing in renowations.
basements, trim, crown
nwiv ding, doors and windows.
15 years experience, free
estimates- "I Derek. 729-
6692-(121594)
29-6692-(121594)
Norio Entecvrises
• Sted Entanas
• Windows rMWeer♦.M";
- Patio Doors
• Fant 9332255
Pbone 9337205
Freta Cawltaboo
BUDGET
Home Improvements
Basements Apes. Rec rooms
Flumbn8 Ekarlcal, Drywall
15 yrs. a xpenenoe- Free
Estimates.
Mario (905) 6194663
ARE you having Woblans find-
x1g time to clean your hoar. For
Professional cleaning, call
Helen's Morrie Services today.
427-1041. (122394)
GAILLIND A,.,
MAID SERVICES
FALL SPEaAL
FREE Cleaning will bo*h% of we" Ri bi-
We" services. Mtgwre for details
Caring for your home wih pemorlatted and
service for over a decade.
(Fug bonded and ifetriso
683-7515
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We will alai anything,
anywMn, anytime.
Cowalacial or msldanhal
Packapirlp, sfaaps and
taxes ataillbk. Sstlia i
slid month decarns. Foe
rCtMtslo Mbwitg - harass.
and piano spedallsts, Free
hearted. Free esWnsgs. Call
436.7795- (TF)
AJAX fiovirtg Systems - sue
tortr M miss, applaoe and
Piano specialist, tial rats or
hourly
oa We heated
stri units..Now a�Msei hisee
bows w h etowa Pak and load
sPod , alrlYg a 09 and up.
sit- o5 (TF) 725 005 a
MARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS -
lrrsrre or smal4 we Prior
Ilan tel ass OUWWlls, seniors
discount. shoe notice moves.
Pianos moved. Comparable
rales. Cal 432-211160. (TF)
MEN with large truck win do
tousehm metres, malderwal.
Carmwl A— Al was d mares.
Cal Carl or lana 427 -2.6a -
TMS Pairt, a ,e, '
Decor
Mtenor 8 Exterior
European
Workmanship. Fast
dean retable service.
420-0081
:�ee...as Prlllti�
6 Z
Fres Estimet"
wast Rates
professional S"ca
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AJAX South - taro bedroom PICIMMING - one bedroom WNIwwV East - lhtes bsdown (NotMWA - fundsMd bed olor MONEY ProblemsIf Loans. debt
beeenerw aPantaata aaparra basement apartment, 2 main floor o1 ameeu*m hos. poll las 5117 via" and a consolidations, credit
entrance, laundry. parking, appflanoss, shared Fire appianrw AvaN- dean am (personal �,•�•�
laundry, Oaraga• quill lunnialned roan with
cable. fiFu4m3- Non smoker. no near shopping, 401,
public able Jan. t. 1MI00 momMy . it's own fridge, stove and Pfa111wg credit repair. F E
POW $700 inclusive. Cal (905) tram& U11tlss included um utilities. Call (Y05) 728x481, pwkimp wo weekly.
eeky 576.6769 CONSULTATIONS. Ontario
683.6564. (121494) single wasting penton. ND p@W (1220.4) (122994). Credit Counsellors (Oshawa- +
THREE bedroom in bungalow, WWW wool• 6575. GI THREE bedroom two storey ALTONA/SHEPPARD - large Toronto). 433-1425. (TF)
His
utilsios included. WOO monthly. MIS) 420.9171. (121494) house, *para" dining roan, furnished room in clean quiet �
Ritson,401 area. References OSHAWA -two wdroorn open. wakout o deck and Inge fully adult hone for mato«rvfoyed 1 Semester
required, first/last, available mem in bungalow, separate fenced yard. lfatacI I garage. persoNstudent. Bus. parking.
anytime. Phone 263.2535 after ores oe, 4 poo. bath. laundry. s ockrdes basenwnl. No pets. cable. share seaprate kKdwv
LOST W ' M - Feel Great! New
i630
AX/PICK.uRIN
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ADULT DAY SCHOOL
Jan. 16 -March 10
6p.m. (i
$650 uderim Wckrdsd. FiWlest
SM par Kind . 2/3 Utilities-
Hem included Fist/
Fiing$
bath, $100 weekly. 509-2459
e1g
breakthrough in Herbal
COURSES
parking 7393 or Jennifer (416) 283-
OSHAWA - one and two
roil Telephone 434-2737
g
(12+i
and cable
last required. Available Jan. 1.
evert (TF)
VERY
Supplemems. 'I've lost over 20
lbs. 3. made more than
Math (Business Or Tech.)
11 09:00 -11:30 a.m.
bedroom, bachelor, central
to all amenities. Frtst/law. 905-
435.1070.(121694)
clean and quiet room. ex-
and and
and ra"s a» down Call Doug /
1 Rentals
included. Lease $800 per
location, Indigo, stove, carpet
BACHELOR Basement Apo*--cellent
month. Call 75040 before o 7
p.m. (122044)
downtown Oshawa
$10.000 in 3 months from
English (Business)
11 11:30-2.0p.m.
iranediate possession. Shop
bus
meat in quiet neighbourhood
near King/Ritson. Separate
PiCrc.._RING - three bedroom
detached brick fenced
location. Bath and kitchen. ran
smoker preferred. SW weekly.
homer Free Gill offer. Call now,
t-800-331.3241. (TF)
Entrepreneurship
11 02:00 - 4:30 p.m.
ping plaza. stop, laundry
Phone 725-2642 after 5 p.m
entrance, parking, iridge and
yard. finished basekrom, Sitar C.
utilities. 4
Please call Brian. 576-7635.
MOTHER'S Dreaml Stay home.
(creating IOWIt bUSmeSS
lid y� )
PICKERING - unusual layout.
122094
( 1
stove. $450 , hydro. Jan. 1.
yd
. appliances. avail-
(122304)
Lost weight. Gain Energy. Make
mem apartrtmen. eat -n kitchen.
managed. Close 10 stor•sAxa.
WHITBY - spacious two
430.OgOg. (122094)
able now. Call Lynne Papzzo at
42&9766. (121894)
LARGE bright room. second
Money. 'I lost 20 les. and make
Physics"
12 04:30 - 7:00 pm.
bedroom, large k^:ten, neat
HARWOOD/GAYLY - two
Basmoom used for business.
floor d hmosics, ^ear Prdkerrsy
$9600 in 3 months. Cal 1-800-
Tc
r,�,,��,,s r"
11 04:30-7:00 m.
p
Go. Jan. 1. 6795 nclrsive. Cal
699-5287.
bedroom condo. SM Parmonth
nelu ling
AJAX - overlooking lake.
detached 2 bedroom, 1 112
Town Centre. Quiet mature
person, $400 incisive. 420-
561-5216.(,.)
`orripi
(Intro. do business applications)
IV renovated. nice aeaL now
(416) (121594)
CENTRAL Whitby bachelor
basement
parking and uMilies.
Available Jan. 1. Phone 427-
p- (istrations
8791 belie 9 m 7114 )
baths, livingroom . fireplace.
dinette, kitchen, frid rstove, r
9e
1975 before 3 p.m. (121494)
�� -furnished room, tut use
• Rea
e
NO Friday Classes No Fees -$50.0(1
refundable book deposit
.
aPerfmant• fps,
dean and bright, furnished/
OSHAWA - two bedroom apart-
den, broadloomed, air con..
garane excellent condition
of rec room, laundry room,
Inquire About Maturity Credits
(you may be eligible for up to 12)
unfurnished, air• own kitchen marls available at 900 and 888$7038. utilities. Frrtii::. Feb. separate fridge. $80 weekly.
and 4 pica. bath, laundry Glen St. Close to schools, shop- 1. 839..3153. (122094) l a=' 10_06? 683-5954. (121594)
facilities, separate entrance, ping and Gm. Utilities included.
parking, quiet person. Non First/last months rem required. WHITBY - 4 bedroom executive1 s
smoker, no pets. $500 all Cal 728.4993. (010695) home plus den, quiet court.
inclusive. FiWlast. 6662149. O S H AWA - two bedroom 2850 sq.h. Large fenced yard' '
ccomrr
(121804) separate dining roan. $1450 •
apartment, clean and bright utilities. Call Lynne Paplzzo. COURTICE - to share three
COURTICE - one bedroom quiet building, utilities. Parking 428-9766 (121534) bedroom house. $550 month:y.
basement apamwn, separate included. Laundry facilities. -- - single moms welcome Call
entrance. Parking, kitchen, good location, available Jan. 1. DIXIEJHWY 62 - upper three Tony, 432-3618. (122094)
appianc . 3 poo. bath. $650 in- $650. 6836778. (122094) bedroom. fireplace. wio to deck. _
EVENING CLASSES
Jan. 16 -May 30, 1995 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Monday & Wednesday: Math Upgrading & grade 10
Career Planning grade 11
Tuesday & Thursday: English Upgrading ark 4C !n
Business Management grade 12
HOW TO REGETFR
ckKim utilities. Available Jan. ,. WHTBY Brock St. S., furnished $?000 . utilities Lower one . ..
432.3618 leave message. bedroom, private. parking. $700 /
luxury condo. Near Oshawa
SOUTH Aiax bungalow, close to General Hospital, underground
1
ADULT EDUCATION' CENTRE
pxf,�r in 4
(l 22m) plex. wok `° G°' , utilities. call Harry (416) 283-
laundry, balcony, for
• 1Auctions
50 COMMERCIAL AVE., SUITE 200, AJAX
parking 7393 or Jennifer (416) 283-
monthly . utildies. Call 683- balconies, in a small and friend.
7030.(121494l ly building. 61000 monthly.
(121594)
OSHAWA - cont» North - 2nd
WHITBY - one bedroom one. garden view. dean. $550 6570, (122694) OSHAWA - large rwo bedroom
NO a m inclusive. Call 723-4561 or 723
down ent7
P Y Good 3747. (121594)
L 683-7713R -1541 EXT. 363
bachelor apartment. furnished. trncikuwe. 905509.2038 or 416
$525 Inclusive. First/last. M 6 284-1618. (010595)
luxury condo. Near Oshawa
SOUTH Aiax bungalow, close to General Hospital, underground
plea on Dunlop St W Available
DOWNTOWN W, in small
al am entree, all of house. $900 Parking. two floors. t w o
immediately. 666-5535.
apartment building. Large one
monthly . utildies. Call 683- balconies, in a small and friend.
7030.(121494l ly building. 61000 monthly.
(121594)
OSHAWA - cont» North - 2nd
bedroom, $650 everything
included. Available Jan. 1.
NO a m inclusive. Call 723-4561 or 723
down ent7
P Y Good 3747. (121594)
and 31d floors of house. 3
Laundry fataNee. parking. close
ped4" Good pb7 You can buy
bedrooms ., full bathroom,
to all amenities. Frtst/law. 905-
for the price of ram. while prices• l• • ,Vacation
kitchon, parking and utilities
6604009. (122094)
and ra"s a» down Call Doug /
1 Rentals
included. Lease $800 per
AJAX - two bedroom basement
or Bret. Community Financial.
(TF)arth.
month. Call 75040 before o 7
p.m. (122044)
apartment, washer/dryer, all
appliances, large yard. pnvoo
MADEIRA ,an,a,y bean.••.
AJAX - three bedroom house.
ONE bedroom apartment to
entrance, quiet home. $650
one a rwo bedroom apartmnem.
forced yard. garage. 3 PC*. one }umsheC, back to lewdh.
clean quiet home, private
montfry . 45% u6ibm. Avail-
bath, laundry, kitchen. 4 $700 U.S. PA*. 6664670 or
entrance. $525 monthly. Sigh
able Jan. t. Call 905.68646642.
aupplarscos• treplace, $7000 Par 576-6326. (121594)
occupan7r preferred. Can 721-
(121894)
month includes utrLitrs Fret,•
last Avalabie Jan I Call 432- GORGEOUS throe bedroom
9445. (121694)
BLOOR/SIMCOE - large two
3618. (122094) condo. close to famous Clea
PICKERING - unusual layout.
bedroom in 46 unit budding.
- - - Water Beach. pod. facuzzi.
wry large two bedroom bow
"map. •forage. Laundry. parking. wit
LAKERIOGEROSSLAND rn 880. private yard. avaitabie
mem apartrtmen. eat -n kitchen.
managed. Close 10 stor•sAxa.
the country, main floor 3 now -May 1995 For w4omgbon
full beth. goy broadloom. dose
from $675 nclusiw. Go disci to
bedrooms. 1 V2 barns. $800 per and to vow photos. 686.9846 or
10 Go. 5800 wnclssiv. tau 416
123 Bloc St. W. or call soled
month includes heat, hydro. 579.3788 (TF)
494.3765.(122094)
905571-42e9.(TF)
Basmoom used for business.
Sorry. no dogs 427-0403 or CLEARWATER fully fun ishod
CENTRAL Oshawa - 2 A 3
AJAX South - large two
90'ra52-3990. (72209$) mobile homes, clubhouse.
bedroom•. available now or Jan.
DsOroorn. lower aDamrneyt. New-
honed pools. hot tubs. terwws.
1. Fenced yard, appdances.
IV renovated. nice aeaL now
LANDLORDS - last chant• taches NHL
im moue
$660. Cal 905-
X337775.
water. Pnvana entrance
capital gars sail" 'On. r you a
(t2i594p)
deck, fenced yard. No pets.
own any other real estate and horse orae trackbaseball.
Children
AJAX Oxford Towns - �
Available now (905) 619-0264
Man. t t 21'5,;
(Dasrdes the homy you Live n) srencor*+s. Leas man moi. 683
rs torr to get a honer d opinion 5503 (0106951
apartmensnta. qurw Dulhding close
of value ready for tax time
to shopping, 401 and Go. Pool.
LARGE two bedroom. fumotrd
Reduce taxai f;a y':.«,} ler tel
sauna, 1. 2 and 3 bedrooms,
walkout btesmnen; apartmrnt n
•
tutu» Spoual Pince b tel end
Jan and Feb 1. Cal 683 8571
Whitby Laundry tat7les. $74X)
r
of IM Ask for Lilian Norah. ,
und 7:30 p.m (123094)
monthly. Non smoker- available
Remax Summit. 668-3800.
SIMCOE/MILL area. One
now. Call 728.6563 (121504)
(122094)
-- - OPEN House Sat and sun. • 4
bedroom 11540. an clean 20 tube
STILL Romng1 North Oshawa
AJAX . 9 bedroom
utoperfloor a P.m 69 Loscomb• Dr.,
apartment bunking. FrvAs t.
$75.000. Three bedroom,
semi, ut..•r,es all inclusive. Bowmanv,lle. $129.000. 4
avalabie Feb. 1. C0 after 4
finished rec room. workshop.
parkxtg. dose to all ammonites. bedrooms. 2 baths. fireplace.
P.m. 430-2119 (121384)
hardwood floors, walkout to
Laundry faaLi.res. no pets. luso u+r'e tLi)ort. largo fenced yard
RENT To Own - large twoPato.
eConomao 9a• hw. Total
lest. Available immediately. With play centre Great
bedroom baternorr aPartrrnent.
cost to ow^ - 3795,monthly
$3w mo". Ca11 427.7292. neighbourhood. wond•rtui
PWAof,n b nNovo Pr t
Phone (9051 723-5281 Peter
(122294) schools. 6232376. (121694)
MAJOR LIQUIDATION SALE
Acting under irOuc ions received to settle vx*A uttiffa s:
MIXED ESTATES' BAII(R(AT STOCKS' LIG"Itals,
COVMWM If i'S' OAK If II4i(OCii(i(1 FLWNiUK * 31$416
COBPUTERS I ESTATE CON COLLECTION • 150 PCS &VELIfRY
EUC7.00 S•GFTTMAREILAMPS'RUGS'WOOD CARVNGS'
DOLLS' SPORTS MBlORABLAr OVER 2W PCS L IM EDRION
ART' -GROUP OF SEVEN COLIM70
PUBLIC AUCTION
SUOAY DEC. t/THAT 12:00 NOON {PREVEM 11.M A14
AT THE HO" NN O%MwA 1011 BLOOR ST. EAST OS)M1M
SALE MGil1GHTS. arae Ci* r :1 "ar S Mrogarq F~;o
Muoe Canoes W -OR Va1A SWILL Nett Talks. Catalds Desk. H11
'aces Sadler$ 3sd. Sean oda, WNL It AMM On T $tori Nansr
.sac GO" am normo temps Oven Girl 1(ats porwort
Vises cmw Barts vacs. Omllss Mine Sims 34iets Flood n Dell
C'TZ 1 FLOYD. S,DM1(CT WO DM. Aloldn. RoCk , Baro Po it
Sled A 80caf 1 Des Fganes, Repan Pa* Onea Stan
',Reed Plitt Wfs. Campari, Ardnefm Austrfarf 701 Hard Mays
ku `ttgf Pew Cavils. NoW Rtpn. Mldrq' Matti Flglaaos Ross,
Mem70a Bill Cott at ESTATE COIN cmix m we dd Noks
Soap Mit Sill Foegn Cors Zak: Goc Stenng Sova 6c Codo
a+ones Sasso *CC ktysofrr Mlrhres. 31N116 COMPUTER SYSTEMS
"Wil Col M Olds WEER 150 ASST. FIE W&M .EWLLB1Y
(TENS :o nciided Dow 1 Comte Swe ;V ;i1 s� Steres
ctrings Waft Gold. Pates at WOR DEPOSAL OF MER 200
L WrED MM POTS mus be fold Smeaton of ,arc carves .cod
manses. Duras Vaspti r". B4loore at
Terms Cash VISA Mels- a per oosiE 1 arlitu d ND
SJRCrV47GES OR PRET UM& Adabons 1 Oekeors Id sae telt Over
g u gar w e fvsas Sales Rep. Guide Flealty $flea..
parking lernoed Mad. $coact$. (TF) OSHAWA - 2.1 bedroom4ILWe OSHAWA 2. t D•QrooT PMFEU MKAIKTMNM18 IL41WN7QFAX 416M MS
titmoppng. $695 ncl usrve. Avon- utirtrs Parking for two cars. bungalow. Nota of upgrades.
able from Dec 16. (905) 839. AJAX - newly decorated one Cal Dave. 6869604 1121594) Detached homed garage. good • 1
8154 or 416260.1$391. (121894) bedroom baseman apartim locarnon, rose to 4noppirny4p t .
$136000 Cao 905 723765•
PICKERING Westshort•
sea contained. (,mutate entrance.
FMlas;reguired.$65C
WHO says you cannot afford to
OkWVMi.oveyone bedroom.
no pass.
buy a house. 3 bedroom (121894)
U1. uv.. cabie. pollu„a shared
monthly. Call (905; 427.2599
650
laundry. Fernee preferred. 1600
Auctions
monthly (Pill) 3 bedroom bun- home, north Whitby. Quick
inclusive. Available
AVAILABLE immedately - one
gi1p"' camnee toy $ 78o (Pt I) . Possession. Cal Te»sa Turner
immediately CAN 839-6944.
bedroom basernerit aDarvmem-Mons
MAJOR LIQUIDATION SALE
Acting under irOuc ions received to settle vx*A uttiffa s:
MIXED ESTATES' BAII(R(AT STOCKS' LIG"Itals,
COVMWM If i'S' OAK If II4i(OCii(i(1 FLWNiUK * 31$416
COBPUTERS I ESTATE CON COLLECTION • 150 PCS &VELIfRY
EUC7.00 S•GFTTMAREILAMPS'RUGS'WOOD CARVNGS'
DOLLS' SPORTS MBlORABLAr OVER 2W PCS L IM EDRION
ART' -GROUP OF SEVEN COLIM70
PUBLIC AUCTION
SUOAY DEC. t/THAT 12:00 NOON {PREVEM 11.M A14
AT THE HO" NN O%MwA 1011 BLOOR ST. EAST OS)M1M
SALE MGil1GHTS. arae Ci* r :1 "ar S Mrogarq F~;o
Muoe Canoes W -OR Va1A SWILL Nett Talks. Catalds Desk. H11
'aces Sadler$ 3sd. Sean oda, WNL It AMM On T $tori Nansr
.sac GO" am normo temps Oven Girl 1(ats porwort
Vises cmw Barts vacs. Omllss Mine Sims 34iets Flood n Dell
C'TZ 1 FLOYD. S,DM1(CT WO DM. Aloldn. RoCk , Baro Po it
Sled A 80caf 1 Des Fganes, Repan Pa* Onea Stan
',Reed Plitt Wfs. Campari, Ardnefm Austrfarf 701 Hard Mays
ku `ttgf Pew Cavils. NoW Rtpn. Mldrq' Matti Flglaaos Ross,
Mem70a Bill Cott at ESTATE COIN cmix m we dd Noks
Soap Mit Sill Foegn Cors Zak: Goc Stenng Sova 6c Codo
a+ones Sasso *CC ktysofrr Mlrhres. 31N116 COMPUTER SYSTEMS
"Wil Col M Olds WEER 150 ASST. FIE W&M .EWLLB1Y
(TENS :o nciided Dow 1 Comte Swe ;V ;i1 s� Steres
ctrings Waft Gold. Pates at WOR DEPOSAL OF MER 200
L WrED MM POTS mus be fold Smeaton of ,arc carves .cod
manses. Duras Vaspti r". B4loore at
Terms Cash VISA Mels- a per oosiE 1 arlitu d ND
SJRCrV47GES OR PRET UM& Adabons 1 Oekeors Id sae telt Over
g u gar w e fvsas Sales Rep. Guide Flealty $flea..
parking lernoed Mad. $coact$. (TF) OSHAWA - 2.1 bedroom4ILWe OSHAWA 2. t D•QrooT PMFEU MKAIKTMNM18 IL41WN7QFAX 416M MS
titmoppng. $695 ncl usrve. Avon- utirtrs Parking for two cars. bungalow. Nota of upgrades.
able from Dec 16. (905) 839. AJAX - newly decorated one Cal Dave. 6869604 1121594) Detached homed garage. good • 1
8154 or 416260.1$391. (121894) bedroom baseman apartim locarnon, rose to 4noppirny4p t .
$136000 Cao 905 723765•
PICKERING Westshort•
sea contained. (,mutate entrance.
FMlas;reguired.$65C
WHO says you cannot afford to
OkWVMi.oveyone bedroom.
no pass.
buy a house. 3 bedroom (121894)
U1. uv.. cabie. pollu„a shared
monthly. Call (905; 427.2599
townhouse carnes for $460 $26 .SW . 2$M aq.h. executive
laundry. Fernee preferred. 1600
(121494)
monthly (Pill) 3 bedroom bun- home, north Whitby. Quick
inclusive. Available
AVAILABLE immedately - one
gi1p"' camnee toy $ 78o (Pt I) . Possession. Cal Te»sa Turner
immediately CAN 839-6944.
bedroom basernerit aDarvmem-Mons
Cam Mark Stapley Remnax (416) 321.3536. A4soekato
9122004)
separate entrance. washer.
Accord. 5763111. (1222941 Broker, Romiax Genesis Ltd .
OSHAWA Central, Charming
dryer, cable. No Pets, no
Realtor. (121594)
and very clean one bedroom
smwng• party fumahed 14600
/ WMTBY bungalow on ravine
apammem . left �t kitchen
twsulast regwred. Call Pelen,
lax. 3.1 bedrooms. 2 baths.
w/stove, fridge, separate
427-1690. (121 SU)
tnslmeI wro basement. Assumr
entrance, laundry room, cia.,
AJAX - spacious clean one
MMTUFE non armoking poles' the targe 6 aux monagage sunx
Pets welcome. $595 monthly
bedroom baserrnara apartment
SM" mnamled ooupfe look elg for 1988 and pay =00 per month
irxckswe. 420.2220. (121694)
available. Separate emrance.
man 3 bedroom home. Will P.I. Call Ted Houghton, Remkax-
bedroonn basennsen walm i
f
t WWW 40 AAWWhftV area n Summis 968-3900. (121594)
VACANCWM Cal the one fudge and stove. ul baahroom.
trop late Feb. or early March.
rental shop for a BETTER utdom Included. On Aunt and Resonances avlailable. Cal t-
__ _
R06EGA IDEM 3 bedroom, SlI1Gl E while mole. 34 years
selection.
selection. DURHAM HOME
Go bus routes. 427-6648. 705.721-8489. (122094)
custom oak kitchen. high el-
ingoldtel"~ and ��" seek-
'^8 single attradiw nor smok-
(9051428-1278 min-
(121494)
t furnace. ceramic
'cy (
Ing female for long term
insist fee. LANDLORD'S AD-
ACROSS North Gm Plant twoflooring,
central air, finished
,elywrtiip. please reply to Frio
VERTISE FREEII (TF)
bedroom apartment, fully 1
basement• $166.500. Cal (905)
@7064. Oshawa This Week.
OSHAWA - John/Centro St.,
tenovaNd, $spare" entrance,
571-0466. (122094)
P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. Ont.
one bedroom apartment from
Hnd•a• $sows• no DO- SSW - AJAX - 3 bedroom besMcuse.
725. CO 430- Two bodnoom.
8725 Call 430-0131. (TF)
L I H 71-5. (121 N4)
$645 monthly. a bas included .
el4itim. First/last. Cab WS) W@strieyMery a2. End unit with
1
si
SEEKING a tall n Pots a
GD diet le super at AM -70
76441.67. (121894) garage $975 Monthly, . u tabes.
Libra Goddess, 28-35, non
Lloyd .( dei 205 -404 -OW
iF rstilast. R•1@rences. Non
smoker without dependants.
cher 6 p mil (121594)
p
AJAX Hormilage ane, one
smoking. no pets. available
immediately. 905.428-3238.
1
�K/MAb a2 - f 124.60 o
Lovely 3 bedroom condo
fir.
Pas active a Whim, is Scorpio Mab.
attractive and tsMaed V. 170
1 Oiler reaped and
bedroonn basennsen walm i
'
1
an iaserrnsre,
small connpt•x. on quiet atntet.
smallc,
ask f
detsicetion and alk for the same.
dedication and
down, large kildson, uepwasts
Chris Hum. 416.481.2233. C.
Also a" dewg, who, music.
enhtranfos, lireplim dodt, $675
ineliaiw ironed'
HOUSES for sant ir "• /
Hunt R.E. Ltd., Realtor.
121594
talks and rveum. Mow*. walks.
427-0426 (1220.4 f•OS)
Picini was. 3*4 bsdro,
phone after 6, 427-0849.
star" m $loco monthly .
OSHAWA - three bedroom
ut"ios. Call Valerie Pilgrim,
apartment, fully fenced
Raines Fie RnMy Ltd_ 831 -
backyard. private parking.
3300.(121694)
wadwkryer. fridge. slot•. all
i. Throe bedrooms. spode$, as $110 per month oac. Cal
utilities LnckiOed. FirstAast,
RENT'OWN - 4' edrooms - ttpa
semill rb inrrnediassly. Cal 636-
dous and ort in NE Oshawa.
••57 (121591)
newer broadloom, and new
AAnps- newly purrsed span-
flooring in kitchen and bath.
AJAX -are bedroom beserrrrhl
freshly decorated, includes
epNnMfll, S550 mOml•ry, afral'a
ns.l ilia a drat as
( ) Reply to File @9425, News
Advertiser. 130 Commercial
/ Ave., Ajax, Ont. LiS 2H5
(124694)Elm
FREE uteratun. out of town
irarestrrnertn. Starting as low s
$150 morshy. Latkekont loss,
river front,. Specialill
150 acres,
2000tfL xsiMflaa,
$298 monthly. Call 905-488.
8167 112/6941
ebb Jan. 1. Fistllsst, no pan,
appionow, g$926 rens, $1200 ROOM for rent n residential
phone after 6, 427-0849.
own, vendor will assist with house- Gnat location now O.C.
B.AJAX - No bst}tlonrf condo.financing
W consider rent to i Civic Done. Dishwasher,
East His lift . Jan. 1. SM per
own. 436.6454. (121894) Microwave. laundry. deck. f80
weekly. umiss ind, . Call
..WIN 5 applartoss, I air.SOUTH
Oshawa - amilable Feb. 571-Swo. (122094) BORROW $10.000 pay n we
plus tilfl m. 2 car parking, no
i. Throe bedrooms. spode$, as $110 per month oac. Cal
pew, nafeterms. CAN Karon,
top floor dduplex. 4appliarmgs, FURNISHED or unfurnished Jerry, 668.7200 Free
61944. (1216.4)
Nnced yard, parking. close to a1 ^ M., 4 foe- snout• consultations. Anubis Invest-
includes
AVAILABLE in Oshawa 6 Whb-
by aP�e building. spacious
amennies. $775 monthly . 2 dosew. cable in large mows$ Lid. (TF)
hydro. 725-0G56- (122094) home. Dutef"" @2. Suit"
ler working Some". 420.8526. OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT
AAnps- newly purrsed span-
AJAX - newer detached 2 (12189) GUARANTEED. SOME COM-
trfsrnl with balcony. close to bus.
ttinappig All utilities included.
bailie, Z" _ PANIES CHARGE UPFRONT
for wo in quo FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS
star". 3 bedroom 2 1/2el
rrq*m Us* rnigfbour". f �ult
Fi11r4lIMst ngliired. No pew. One
home use Of kitchen, YOU
$1095.. unities. Avalable Jan. bathroom and laundry kitchen. V SUGGEATE TMT
THOROUGHLY
725. CO 430- Two bodnoom.
8725 Call 430-0131. (TF)
I. Cal (905) 8887302 atter 6 Furnished, non smoker, $60 BEFORE SIGNING ANY
pm. (122094)
. . . . . . . . . . ...
weekly. Call (905) 686-3201. CONTRACTS (TF)
NEW from Eur, F For atomic
pain mW with or of Rosemary.
Inno Rh•uma Cream. 14100-
417-7099.(113094)
SWARATED mob high school
teacher looking for sonfoone
spacial to dwe to WAK 5o.. 1
am tai. auracoos. enjoy spat,
connveragal and Bre Animus or
PM a goo wgr sussksrnd in the
country. Phase reply with a
recent photo so File 87086,
Oshawa This Week, P.O. Baa
481, Oshawa. One. LIN 71.5.
(121494)
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Eva and Barry wish to
announce with much
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"DRAVEN". He was
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and weighed 8 lbs. 5
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grandparents are
Hartmut and Viv
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son, GARRETT MARTIN
WILFRED, 8 lbs. 9 oz.,
on November 1, 1994.
Proud Martin 8 Marm Mylesd
Scarborough and Wil tt
Liz Berm of Marathon,
Ont. Welcomed by al his
greet -grandparents,
aunts, uncles and
James Mahon
December 15,
1992
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Issue 001 December 16, 1994
I )v i r N I,. Mall
I have a problem! I don't have enough hours in my day to
finish my Christmas shopping. HELP!
Yours Truly,
Not Enough Time
Pickering Town Centre has come to your rescue. Mull hours
have been extended to MIDNIGHT, Fridav December 16.
Dear IIs. Mall
I'm looking for a Bargain.
Yours Truly.
I Spy
What's the Inside Scoup?!
Deur I Sp) -
Hot Off the Press! Extra Values every 15 minutes from IOPM
j til Midnight at selected stores. Just Listen for the Extra Extra
Extra.
Dear Ms. Hall
I sure could use some extra spending money this Christmas.
Yours Truly,
Broke
Dear Broke
You COULD be in luck if you're at the Pickering Town
Centre IOPM til Midnight December 16. Every half hour
someone will win a Pickering Town Centre Gift Certificate,
PLUS, if you are stopped any time between 10 and Midnight
by a Pickering Town spotter you could also win.
Dear Ms. Mall
I shop Pickering Town Centre all the time but I missed the
FREE gift wrapping. What can I do?!
Yours Truly,
Unwrapped
Dear Un wrapped
Rumour has it that Pickering Town Centre is offering FREE
gift wrapping between IOPM and Midnight on December 16
only.
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and save an
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one of 100 people
to receive a 10%
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or a $10 Gift
Certificate. Plus
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President Of The Canadian Real Estate Associations
Predicts "Consistently Strong"' Housing Market in `95
A "consistently strong" housing
return to the kind of price increases of
bought because
money for the Kids Safety Village of Durham Region.
framed print-, and a hand -painted table lamp.
They raised $7,000 -- 54.000 more than organizers expected.
market is expected in 1995 as the econ-
the 1980s is not foreseen.
you need a place to
more than what we were hoping to raise."
_ n. rti there were gifts such as a pair of cowboy boots, an aromatherapy facial
-We were absolutely delighted.- said Cheryl Betson-
omy gets back on its feet and consum-
Mr. Schnarr says short-term rates will
live, to build a
Stever, another member of the committee. "It just shows
`
ers regain confidence, says Gary
probably go up because "we have to
home, not as a
Xass Wreath A POI
, raised $130 and a bottle of cognac went for $60.
times-"
Bk oeatas
Schnarr, president of the Canadian Real
ride the coat-tails of the United States,
short-term
on land at the Kathleen Rowe Public School in Whitby toI:
a good cause.Thatwas the whole spirit of the evening.-
teach elementary school children "to understand and
N • .. " Anita Witty, president of the Durham Region Real Estate
Estate Association.
where they're concerned about fighting
investment."
Stan A Dan palo�
2 Wille and
z "' Kids Safety Village of Durham Region because it would
Children will use bicycles and pedal cars to
The employment situation is getting
inflation" but the outlook for lower
Investment in a
go around a village with miniature buildings _
�,�,
community.
better all the time," he said. "The auto
interest rates here is good because
home is the prim-`'
"And it's very important to teach kids how to be safe on
working railway crossing. It's due to open in the spring of i0
LAtERlRBtI ASERF
industry is looking really good, the
Canadian inflation is under control.
ary retirement sav-
_
less busy or safer."
economy is creating jobs like crazy,
"The next three months will see rates
ings vehicle for
To attend the auction. the realtors donated a toy or non -
they're young, rather than waiting until they're older and
s,a
Datic Assoaiie
exports are phenomenal and Canada
go a little higher, followed by a levell-
Canadians, says Pkturedabove arsfromNRtodgm-Garysehtharr,Ptaside
and host, Raphael Roberto, Bmkadowner ci CW"I Banker
dCREA
R.M.R.
has a substantial trade surplus."
ing off and then a gradual lowering."
Mr. Schnarr. Realty Limited d Oshawa.
As a result, demand for houses will be
Buying a home remains a great
It's not easy for many people to always make contributions to an
"consistently strong, with the market
investment, he says.
RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) but everyone needs a
balanced between purchasers and
Paying rent may make sense in the
home and the long-term rate of return on a home will continue to be
vendors."
short-term, depending on circumstanc-
very good."
Prices will reflect this balance bet-
es, but history shows that paying rent is
Mr. Schnarr was speaking at an information meeting for real
ween demand from purchasers and the
not the way to go over the long-term.
estate agents, hosted by Coldwell Banker R.M.R. Realty Limited,
desire of those wishing to sell and a
There's absolutely no doubt that buy-
of Oshawa, at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa.
The 37.(XX) raised by the Durham Region Real Estate
ing a home is a great investment, if it's
Do I Hear $25.00.9
Durham Region real estate agents dug deep into their pockets at a recent charity auction to raise
Items came from more than 8O local businesses and ranged from VCRs. TVs and CD players, to
money for the Kids Safety Village of Durham Region.
framed print-, and a hand -painted table lamp.
They raised $7,000 -- 54.000 more than organizers expected.
There were dk") items that every busy realtor needs - including 1.000 business cards, a telephone
"It was wildly successful," said Chris Tyrovolas, a member of the organizing committee -'Far
an.wer7r,L -nacr.ine and a desk ensemble.
more than what we were hoping to raise."
_ n. rti there were gifts such as a pair of cowboy boots, an aromatherapy facial
-We were absolutely delighted.- said Cheryl Betson-
DEEVVRLE&UhmaK PRODUCE.WHTIBY
bath. movie passes and Sunday brunch for four.
CLB-C. - DURHAM REGION
Stever, another member of the committee. "It just shows
no �p
A trip on board a 37 ft. sailboat out of Oshawa harbor
how generous people can be. even when it's not the best of
ROYAL IMAGE REAL ESTATE - WHITBY
Xass Wreath A POI
, raised $130 and a bottle of cognac went for $60.
times-"
Bk oeatas
The agent who successfully bid for the cognac said later,
The Kids Safety Village of Durham Region is being built
rI know it's a rather expensive bottle of cognac but it's for
on land at the Kathleen Rowe Public School in Whitby toI:
a good cause.Thatwas the whole spirit of the evening.-
teach elementary school children "to understand and
N • .. " Anita Witty, president of the Durham Region Real Estate
practice vital safety rules in an interesting and
.. ';r r Board, said board members wanted to raise money for the
challenging setting."Atta'tionaars
Stan A Dan palo�
2 Wille and
z "' Kids Safety Village of Durham Region because it would
Children will use bicycles and pedal cars to
m Voir tine frost
_ benefit children throughout Durham, not just one
go around a village with miniature buildings _
�,�,
community.
and roads with traffic lights, real highway signs and a
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"And it's very important to teach kids how to be safe on
working railway crossing. It's due to open in the spring of i0
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the roads, said Ms. Witty- "The roads aren't becoming any
1995.
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less busy or safer."
"It's best to teach children about road safety when
"�
a
To attend the auction. the realtors donated a toy or non -
they're young, rather than waiting until they're older and
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perishable food item for the Children's Aid Society. which
learning about it through friends or. worse still, through an
Rae Bookss
$ ;
Ms. Witty described as amounting to "a small mountain."
accident." said Mr. Tyrovolas.
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The auction was conducted by professional auctioneers
As a parent, you try to instill those ideas into children
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Stan and Dan Pollard and retired maltor John Johnston
but you don't have the time to cover every aspect of road-:>'
GARBO'S BOUI!>plE, WfQIBY
- ::. =>.. stood in for Santa Claus.
safety.That's what the village is all about-"':,
g
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' Dealt Briscoe, Brok A)wnw of C21
Other members of the organizing committee
Land for the villagewas donated b the Durham Region „•::;:
Y g
w- -. �::`:= Briscoe, Estates prates his bid!
were Pat Odgers, Wayne McPhee and Chris
Board of Education and the 3750,01X) cost of buildinga is Owens Helpers included Brenda Hayes. Brenda
being raised by several community groups. `'
Sypher and Heather Cann.
The 37.(XX) raised by the Durham Region Real Estate
"Everyone did a fantastic job - the organizing committee.
Board brings the contribution of local re;altors to $14,000.
the auctioneers - and we were delighted with the response
Members of the board have been raising money through
of the business community who donated items to be
the sale of a children's book called "One to One - A Tale
= auctioned," said Ms. Witty. -Local business people really
for Today" by Ajax author Trina Astor and they got thecame
Ontario Real Estate Board donate $5.000. � •_
though for us and it's greatly appreciated.-
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to -
,.' She said board members raise money for charity every
The auction was held at the Durham Region
Marabsrs d rtes _1= Rapist
year and she will be recommending that they raise money
board's annual election meeting and Christmas
RtrM Estate weve titry suppordwe!•,
;- again next year for the Kids Safety Village of Durham
dinner at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa
d Bee s m
' - - : Region.
The Durham Region Real Estate Board would like to express their thanks for
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I Protecting Your Home from Winter's Icy Clutches
This article is provided by local Realtors and the
Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) for the
benefit of consumers in the real estate market.
b Now that the very last leaves of autumn have
made their way into the composting bin, it's time
once again to turn your thoughts to protecting your
home from the icy grasp of winter. After all, you
want your home to provide the maximum amount
0 of warmth and comfort at a reasonable cost. —
By doing a few relatively simple things in and
around your home now, before the real deep freeze
sets in, you can avoid unpleasant surprises down
Ab
=- the road --and possibly reduce your heating costs at
the same time.
Reducing drafts and heat loss by caulking and
weatherstripping for instance, can have a major
impact on the energy efficiency of your home.
Test Windows & Doors
To see if your home could use some
reinforcement, try testing your doors and windows
to see how they stand up.
Take a feather or a piece of tissue paper and hold
it around the edges of your doors and windows. If
you detect movement in the feather or tissue,
chances are you're losing some heat through poor
seals or cracks. And this, of course, translates
directly into higher heating bills.
If you find that you do have leaks, the situation
can usually be easily remedied by applying some
caulking or weatherstripping around the edges of
your windows and doors. Or, if you find you have a
draft blowing in beneath your door, consider
installing a doorsweep.
Consult Experts
To find out which type of remedy is best for your
particular situation, try talking to the experts at
your local hardware or building supply store. They
should be able to recommend a suitable product.
Also try consulting some home maintenance
books. or publications put out by the government
and government -related agencies.
You can also consider installing temporary storm
windows. Available in kits, these are made of
plastic which shrinks to fit your window frame
when you apply the heat of a hair dryer.
If cost isn't a major concern, you may even want
to consider installing some new windows or a new
door. For windows in particular, you may also want
to consider installing some of the new insulating
window coverings now available on the market.
Attic
Also check your attic to see if your insulation
needs topping up. Old insulation can become damp
from condensation and worn down, thereby losing
its effectiveness.
By topping it up or replacing it altogether, you
should see a noticeable improvement. You can do
this yourself or hire an expert. Either way, make
sure you use products that are approved and highly
rated for their insulation value. If you're a "do-it-
yourselfer," make sure you take the necessary
precautions.
Walls
If you have an older home with very little
insulation in the walls, you know the effect that a
good strong wind can have on your home --it feels
like someone left a window open.
To remedy the situation, you may want to
consider having insulation blown in from the
outside. Be sure you shop around before making
your final decision and find out as much about
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available products as you can.
While checking your house, also make sure you
take a good look at your basement. Check for any
cracks or holes in the walls and inspect window
openings for a loose fit.
By taking these simple precautionary measures,
you can help protect your home from the worst
winter has to offer --and save a little extra money at
the same time.
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Merry Christmas ,
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clients. qM � � tri i& t rooms!,
{ MCGILL* � IOdtst .O, moire$$ iD dads a separate
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Education Makes Ontario Realtors Among Highest Qualified Anywhere
This article is provided by local
Realtors and the Ontario Real
Estate Association (OREA) for the
benefit of consumers in the real
estate market
Being a Realtor is a demanding
occupation. It requires a great deal
of flexibility, motivation and
dedication. And, most importantly,
it demands a high degree of
education.
In fact, thanks to high educational
standards, registered salespeople
and brokers in Ontario are among
the most highly qualified anywhere
in the world.
If you're seriously thinking about
becoming a real estate practitioner,
you should know that you'll have to
take a series of educational courses.
The first group of courses consists
of three phases, known as "Real
Estate as a Professional Career."
The first phase is a two-month
correspondence course, which will
give you a general overview of the
benefits and limitations of a real
estate career. It also covers the
requirements for registration as a
salesperson as well as the
mathematical skills necessary to
handle typical transactions.
Phase one is offered directly by
the Ontario Real Estate
Association, all other courses are
also offered by 21 community
colleges across the province.
Phase two consists of a 60 -hour
classroom course which wll
introduce you to the technical
aspects of real estate practice such
as the federal and provincial
statutes that impact the real estate
profession.
Phase three is a little longer in
duration --consisting of 90
classroom hours. It is essentially a
workshop where you will learn the
practical aspects of real estate
transactions. You'll gain first-hand
experience in exercises such as
evaluating properties, qualifying
purchasers and preparing the offer.
After successfully completing
these phases, you'll have up to a
year to apply for registration as a
salesperson.
Certificate Program
Once you receive probationary
registration as a real estate
salesperson, you'll be required to
complete two years of an
apprenticeship --known as articling-
-with a real estate brokerage.
During this first two years, you'll
work under the guidance of a
broker and be expected to
successfully complete three more
courses --known as articling
courses. These are each 40 hours in
duration.
The first,
called Real Property
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with walkout from dining room. EMra Larocque, 428-
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Law, is taught by practicing lawyers
and will assist you in gaining an
understalhding of the many
complex, common and statutory
laws which may affect real estate
transactions.
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Appraisal, will teach you how to
accurately appraise property and is
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marketing and financing.
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Mortgage Financing, explores the
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thoroughness are hallmarks of the
real estate profession.
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$194,900
EXTRAORDINARY BUNGALOW +!
This gorgeous 2 family home features
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_ spacious in-law apartment with separate
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skylight, wonderful country decor, move -in
condition, walk to 'GO' 8 Town Centre. Jill
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Double private drive 9 Mutt more. Aakig =181,900.
Cd Judy Shaw' al 428-2121.
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finished basement wim fireplace, 6 -pc. d 3 -pe. bath,
double car garape. dose to all amenities 8 lots more.
Priced at only $194.900. Call Mana Javor at 428-
2121.
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bedroom with hollywood kitchen, new broadoorn + much, much
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2,000 SO. Ff. - ONLY $185,900
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all brick home which has 2+1 bedrooms, large rec room and single
garage. Listed at ordy $154,900.
.NST LISTED! - ONLY $119,900
$5.995 down and mat" payments lice rent will buy you this
beeutiul 3 bdrm. end unit lowntause in sou lh Ajax. Frosted
bent., fireplace and new carpets are just a few d the extras.
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Come and see this immaculate 3 bdrm. home in Ajax. Huge eat -in
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.NST LISTED - $104,500
3 bedroom townhouse fifers finished basement, so* garage,
private drive, new windows, new broadloom, rw* flooring.
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4 bedrooms, huge family ialcher , solarium, man floor
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wraparound deck - too marry features to iso. Cal for you prude vwng.
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Teailic oppMuniy to buy a new home without the wag! Detached
3 bedroom, master be*oon wilh 4 -pc. an suite washroom (3
washrooms total), bright eea-n IAceten b more!!! Ory $149.900!!!
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Great view on a hill. Sunsets A CN Tower. No neighbors penrirg
down on you. Open cortoept, upgrades fitrotrghotiL You won
regret v*wig 9tis home. $197,400.
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'11o*p rate 11/4% below Current rale'
Cap for al the details. $174,500
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