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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_12_16PROTEST Profits of Crime bill called weak Page 3 C0NIrEST Great Canadian Weather Contest Page 14 LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE Gifts For Everyone on Your List. pp/ News Advertiser Friday, Dec. 16, 1994 24 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 Vol. 113 No. 51 N. 4. 01 , -�{ s +l` IFT'iylZt. .. "i` ICy Scsawi�Yt�I,�`1: Y 4 .4 a � r 7 Bear hug Kady Paterson hugs two of the many bears Christmas trees and all tags are entered in a available in the Ajax -Pickering General Hospi- draw. A silver tag can win a small bear, while tars Silver Bear Raffle at the Pickering Town a gold one can get you a big bear. Centre. The hospital is selling tags to hang on photo by A.J. Groen EAS ♦ ENVIRONMENT Nuclear station licence renewal delay applauded By LE() ANTONELLI SPECIAL TO 771E 1Fw'S AI)VFRnSF3t PICKERING — The Atomic Energy Control Board has delayed i decision on whether to renew the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station operating licence, and anti-nuclear activists hope the agency will order independent re,,icwv of the plant. The AECB heli it% biannual licence renewal hearing on Wednesda just days after a leak of heavy water caused a shutdown of the nucle. station's Unit 2 reactor. The AECB heard four hours of presentations, including submissia from Durham Nuclear Awareness (DNA) and Ontario Ilydro. The Nxu usually makes a decision the same day, but an AECB spokesman says ruling is likely by the end of next week. Having heard four hours of presentations on it, the txrud membe needed more time to fully review the points made." Bob Potvin says. Mr. Potvin says the Saturday accident was discussed, but was not tl See STATION ... Page Too early to tell if drunk driving on rise: police _ DURHAM — While police in Metro Toronto are reporting an increase in the number of drunk driving charges being laid, Durham Regional Police say it's too early to tell if there's a similar trend here. Sgt Rick Bah "All the statistics we have from last year are based on a seven-day period." Durham Inside Sergeant Rick Bates explains. "We won't know if we're stop- ping less cars and getting more In tete nevus drunk drivers (as is the case in Editorial ...........................E Toronto) until the RIDE program Billboard ........................1C in Durham has been operating for a full week." Sports ............................1E Sgt. Bates, however, suspects Classified .......................18 next week's RIDE statistics will show a tread similar to Toronto's, phom Ihms where arrests for drunk driving General 683-5110 are on the rise. 363 He says police will intensify Fax 683-7 their RIDE program over the next Sincerely Yours week, as well as during the holi- 1-416-976-1991 day season. InfoSource 683-7040 During the first full weekend The News Advertiser use of the RIDE program in Ajax and Pickering Dec. 8 to 11, police recycled newsprint pulled over 1,390 vehicles. Of the 931t + 74t GST = $1 See SEVERAL...Page 3 So Ct wch 8L f ew "PhOftV " r ' IOngs�d owoweUers in NOW UP 710 I loshtCooper P, Arta �21d� O Issued Price :,. � �._ __ N�ow•4900 'JO&My 0250"0" �!i w� Atrkorphed ilnbirsa Hope: MW Paul h FRAYED MW '.79m r. F.P. 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Offer 11 Rctail stares � only in scar_ merchandi. e and does nut appl• to in,tallatittn cliar�;e`. at N h.. More. I ~elect. I ma- • ar . - �JL'1 71 U :1 If/ �? mpg Hill Excludes Prestige Fastrak° g Fragrances &Cos Installed Products, � tndoR� metics, Co��erings• SnoR-hloR"ers. tutomotiC Catalogue > Seri"ices, Purchases, I ice due & Clearance used Departments Centre applies to in -sloe �'► Gas. Retail ~tore~ - k merchandise c)nIN. i Offer and does nota n Sears charges..Select)es ppl> to installati«n 11m vary hN store. JI$I"IV41ilIM1• ♦ CRIME Provincial Proceeds of Crime bill `watered down': victims' advocate By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER AJAX/PICKERING — Vic- tims' rights activists are hailing the passage of a provincial bill which prevents convicted crimi- nals from profiting from the sale of book or movie rights relating to a crime. But an Ajax rights advocate, who calls the bill "watered down", is skeptical it would even stand up to a Supreme Court challenge. "I think the intent of the bill is something everyone has been fighting for since the Son of Sam bill (preventing U.S. criminals from profiting from the sale of book and movie rights) was passed in the United States," says Don Sullivan, a former Metro Toronto police officer whose daughter Pamela was raped and murdered in Ajax in 1990. But will it stand up to a Supreme Court challenge? I don't think so," says Mr. Sullivan, a for- mer federal candidate for the Reform Party. Mr. Sullivan also points out the Ontario law won't prevent crimi- nals in other provinces from col- lecting royalties from books and movies about their Nimes. "What happens if the book is published in Montreal or Nova Scotia" The idea is great, but it should have been passed as a fed- eral law by the government of Canada." Bill 210, the Victims' Right to Proceeds of Crime Act, was given third and final reading in the Several charged for drunk 0 driving FROM PAGE 1 drivers who were stopped, 15 were given roadside breathalyzers, Sgt. Bates - reports As a tesult, two motorists were handed 12 -hour sus- pensions, one I erson was arrested for driving with more than the legal limit of alcohol and one individual was charged with impaired driving and refusing a breathalyzer. During the same four-day period, six motorists in Ajax and Pickering were arrested and charged with impaired driving by regular patrol units, Sgt. Bates says. - provincial legis- - - - I lature last week. The bill gives Ontario's Public Trustee the right' to step in and seize any funds paid to an accused or con- Don Sullivan victed person from the sale of book or movie rights relating to a crime. The Public Trustee will then use the seized funds to pay the amount of any judgment and costs awarded by the court to the victim or victims in a lawsuit against the accused or convicted person. The bill had originally pro- posed that any book or movie roy- alties paid to criminals be seized and funnelled to the Criminal Compensation Board, which would then use the money to com- pensate victims of crime. But the wording of the bill was changed on the request of Ontario Premier Bob Rae because govern- ment lawyers felt it would not stand up to a court challenge as it was originally written, according to a spokesperson for Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman's office. However, Mr. Sullivan believes the NDP government's real motive is that it wanted to soften the hill's intent. "have you ever heard of a socialist who was tough on crime"" he asks. "I think the bill has been weak- ened and watered down from the original bill which was based on the New York State Son of Sam law and a similar California State law." Mr. Sullivan also feels the bill unfairly puts the onus on families of victims to sue for compensa- tion. "A lot of families wouldn't (sue for the money) because they'd consider it blood money." he -.ays. by . AITKENHEAD Saes r'}'e Vesentative DREAM HOLIDAYS Part 5 of 5 So, how do I find these Viilas in France? Easy - write one or two exchange clubs and ask for information. They'll send you a package which describes how the program works and some sample ads from their book. Both exchanges publish three times a year. They list homes, apartments, farms, ranches from all over the world - many with pictures. These books have been described as "made to order dream books, worth the membership fee for its entertainment value alone." 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' wiverod I* wkcw hou@A* ds only Remember, all inserm including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through i our blue box Recycling program. For information on defivering our ,tet advertising S two A't`C call AL%T BROUWER �. at 6&3-51 10. NICK DIMOUSKI F7day s :arr,er L! the weeK s Nick D{mouski Nick enjoys collecting sports cards soccer and aA sports. %ick received McDonald's coupons compiiments of the News Advertiser Congrai;dations Nick for being our ::'Iday carrier of the week. M:. ,r11'.::I1; 0—i MT;i1 i PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVENrISIM FRWAY, DWEAMM 16, IM Station operations manager confident FROM PAGE 1 only reason a decision was delayed. "It's one thing that will be taken into consideration," he says, adding that the AECB's own inspectors have recommended the licence be renewed for another two years. DNA spokesman Dave Martin says the weekend accident, which saw a faulty valve cause 130 tonnes of heavy water to leak onto the reactor floor. raised enough public concern to cause the AECB to delay its licensing decision. Mr. Martin says there now must be an independent panel set up by federal Environment Minister Sheila Copps to review the safety of the station. "The AECB is just too cozy with Ontario Hydro to provide that kind of objective (review)," says Mr. Martin. "It's a real test of the AECB's credibility as to whether they're going to recommend a hear- ing take place " But the station's operations manager says the plant is already independently monitored each day by AECB inspectors. "I don't know what an indepen- dent review panel would add to that." says Mike William:. Energy Probe's Norm Rubin says a federal review would not adL'quateh address the technologi- cal issues. "It's a little like saying the Atomic Energy Control Board should withhold this licence until The Three Stooges have done their review." he says. Nonetheless. Mr. Rubin is cau- tiously optimistic the delay will help address safety concerns. "I guess every time the control board doesn't rubber stamp a renewal it's encouraging. I'm not holding my breath that the board will inconvenience Ontario Hydro si, .nificanth" Pickering regional councillor Maurice Brenner also sees the delay as, a good sign. "It appears that they're open minded. For the first time in the history of the Pickering nuclear power plant, they have now been made accountable." Meanwhile. Mr. Williams says an internal investigation is being conducted as to what caused the leak. Mr. Williams adds that the station's workers reacted perfectly to the spill and that the safety of the public was never in jeopardy. fle says no radiation k-aked out of the station, and that the safety proce- dures worked properly. The sta- tion's handling of the leak will work to its advantage with the A1:CB. he says. "I'd he very surprised if we didn't get a licence renewal," Mr. Williams says. Many nuclear plant neighbors don't fear for their safety PICKFRING — Many people living near the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station don't fear for their safety despite an accident at the facility Saturday. "1'm quite happy here," says Lil Drew. "If they drop the bomb, I'm the first to go. If you live 1,000 miles away, you'll get radi- ation bums." A resident of south Pickering for four years, she says, "I don't have a problem with it at all.- Harvey ll"Harvey Monahan says, "Believe it or not I don't have any concerns. I was in the military and I worked with nuclear devices. I know a lot of women who have concerns, but I don't." He also doesn't take any pre- cautions. "I live close enough so if anything happens, there's nothing I can do about it. I prefer my fam- ily not come into the area (in the event of a major mishap at the plant)." Joe McDonald says, "1 just hope to bell it doesn't blow up, but there ain't much you can do about it. I don't even think about it." Closing the facility doesn't seem to be an option, because it would "just put a lot of people out of work," he says. "It doesn't bother me at all," reports Martin Nolan. "I've lived out here for 20 -odd years and a lot of my friends work there. I never think about it. I have to be reminded of it. Everything I've read about it said it's safe" Living near the plant "some- times bothers me," says Helge Appelmann. "I don't drink the water out of the lake. That's the only precaution I take. What else can you do?" However, the 25 -year Picker- ing resident says, "We moved here- with -k* rt eltreadp. 1f i Lis Drew Haney Monahan - y Joe McDonald Hoge Appelmann R Carolyn Kearn Martin Nolan didn't like it, I wouldn't move here." Carolyn Kearn doesn't take any precautions because most people think "it's out of their con- trol." She lived on Amtland Street in Bay Ridges for about nine years before moving to Glenantna Road north of Hwy. 401 a couple of years ago. Living here doesn't bother her, she says "If it's going to go, it doesn't matter where you are. "I certainly worried about it. I had environmental sensitivities and 1 wondered if it had anything to do with it (the plant) " Ontario Hydro says the public wasn't at risk as a result of the "low-level" accident on the week - INSIDE HOMICIDE: photo illustration by Walter Passarella Durham Regional Police (almost) always get their man By DONNA DONALDSON _ SYECLM. TO :ice Nt� 'E -AS Ayt _RSFR DURHAM — Nk7hen the srne>ice frdxn a barrage of gtrshot.s had CL -ml.. Roger Pardy Lay dead in the Oshawa SiVning gore slx'e he co-owricd with his brother-in-law. It has been three months since the murderms heist at Gagnon Sport- in Oshawa: the heartache lingers and anger has yet to subside. But Durham RegkxW Police homicide dLUX-tives remain confident they'll nab the kiUaN_ "It's still a very recent incident and there's still a lex of investigative work to do." says DctLrti�L SLrgc;uit Chuck Mercier. axnmandLr of the homicide squad. "We just solved the CWhan case this year — and it's a 1988 murder case,- he adds-. "I think we have an excellent solvability one. Out of five unsolved mur- ders, two are fairly recent — (Kenneth) Thomas and Pardy. I think Durham Regional Police is detlicotcd in its rest and manpower in solving these crimes." Since the police farce became regional in 1974, there have been 79 murd e -n. Arrests have been made in all but five. Two recent bomiekk-e , — related to the same incident have been added to that hsL They are the slaying of Mr. Pardy. 43, who was gunned down in his Oshawa hunting and fishing store on Sept. 14 and the presorted murder of Mr. Thomas, 55, of Pickering, whose seer was used by the killers in the Gagnon robbery. At first, police were u cer- tain of Mr. Thomas's where- abouts and classified him as a missing person. But as days went by, they became doubtful he'd be found alive and eventu- ally announced they believed Mr. Thomas was the victim of oull play. f Mr Pardy and Mr. Thomas were the third and f Unsolved Foul Terminal on Dec. 14, 1991. "It had all aspects of these things," notes the dLkx- live sergc.ult. Information from several Lyewwitttesses. evidence collected through investigation and tips to the local Crime Stoppers hotline led to the arreesis of four men six wcciLs after the imidLnL Durhim Region saw its highest number of hoxni- Ckk''s that year when 12 pa)plc were murdered. In the same year. them was also a dramatic increase in mb` bcries and break wxj enk n. "Ibere's no logical expL•utitioxn for it," admits DLL Sgt. MLKAM adding that e've'n this year the ho miL-idL cite coxild h:n e been higher thin the five if is w-a-rh't for the irninedktte incAiL:d attentioxn received by other victims. I Ie Lice's the recent Pox[ Perry robbery when, three police officers and two Civilians were struck by a spray Of gunfire. All were waaxletl, but all survived. OUMM — Of 79 murders in Durham's 20 yeas, all but five have been solved, The following are outstanding cases: She was found dead fin the kitchen of her Raglan home, shot in the head - Deon Russell Smith, 26, murdered Aug. 29,19M The Torontoniur was shot and Ids in a ditch on Ret iorW Road s at the Owfuro-York Townine in Uxbridge, - Man Thaper murdered on Feb. 22, 1992. The Whithy denture therapist was shot in we bads of the head as he sat in his Mercedes parked in the driveway of his hoses •Roger Paft q, murdered on Sept, A 199. The co-owner of Gagnon Sports in Oshawa was killed by a gem shot blast to his head during an armed robbery. • Pickering residsnt Kens& Thomas. 56, is presumed dead by police after the killers who robbed Gagnon Sports were sen using his car in In getaway it you haw inforinaiion. call police at 57!1-1520 Of Crime Stoppers at 436 -TIPS (436 -MM or, if shays long drslance,1-wo. ourW hoau- cide victims of 1994 in Durham. The year stared out with the murder of Shelley Taylor in Oshawa on New Year's Day-, Lawrence Spurrdl of Pickering was killed on March Z and Norman Chow was gunned down at Firearm Training Ranges on OcL 3. Arrests have been made in all of the 1994 murders except for the Gagnon case. Police use all their resources to solve a homicide, says Det. SgL Mercier. "They're all solved in different ways — some with phyte evidence, some through Crime stoppers and some through the public's help like eyewitnesses." He recalls the Brink's robbery and murder of Richard Bridgman outside the OshawaKnob%v =- . ' nwrc could have been mole people murdered in the (kigion or Port Perry shoot- ings," DLt. Sgt. Mercier notes. Most murders are usually the reesult of demesne violence, drug-related disputes, or rot)_ or other Climes that go sour. But then there are violent People who kill out of anger. The youngest persm arrested in a mui er in the region is 16 and the oldest 73. All but far of Durham's mur- den were committed by men The past few months have spread fear throughout Durham Region. Several incidents — the Pon PeM shoot - g• including murder, the Ajax gun shop killing and the robbery and shooting at an Ajax night club — have led people to wonder if this is what we should grove to expect in our communities. "We are becoming a more vblen< society all the time," admits Det. Sgt. MelIciff. "There will always be murders. But as a society we (don't) have to condone it. When you lose that respect for human life the social fibre starts 10 decay.„ He adds, "I think those were very high-profile inci- dents that just happened to occur one after another and it may never happen again. "It's just a fluke they happened at one time, because they're not associated to one another." In the meantime, police are still working diligently to solve the Gagnon Sports murder and robbery. Det. Sgt. Mercier assures the public that the [nail is not cold and police are actively pursuing investigative leads to piece the pu zle together. Y, 1 Adoptees outraged as filibuster kills information disclosure bill By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF RFPORM DURHAM — Adoptees are "outraged" that a private member's bill that would have given them access to their statements of birth was derailed on the last day of the provincial legislature's fall session last week. Bill 158, the Adoption Disclo- sure Bill, which was slated to receive third and final reading, was newer voted on because of an 11 th- hour filibuster by six Progressive Conservative and Liberal party MPPs, despite widespread support of the bill by all three parties, including the ruling New Democ- rats. "Tine adoption community is out- raged that six MPPs with personal initerests in this issue have used this disgraceful political manoeuvre to override democratic process:' says Tan Sullivan, volunteer coordinator of the Durham Cuter of the Parent Funders Association. A spokesperson for Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman called the political display "tk,,utbreaking" for the families wbo supporta! passage of the bill and attended the Last day of the fall session of the legislatum- in supldM of the legislatiom. "It w;Ls simply nonsense," says an angry Mn. Sullivan. "Now if there's an election in the spring, we've lost. We're back to square one. What they did is immoral, but I gue m it's totally legal " Mrs. Suuivan is hopeful the elec- tion call will be delayed and there will be a spring scssion of the legis- lature after all. If that happens, the bill is likely to pestis then. But if an ek-ctixn is called for the sprung and the NIH' government is ousted, advocates of the bill will have to start lobbying new MPP.- all over again "hopefully it will only set us back a few months. It hasn't dis- couraged me at all. It's at the point where Cm angry about what's hap- pened." Mss. Sullivan says. In addition to giving adoptees access to their statement of birth without consernt of their birth par- ents, Bill 158 proposed the estab- hshmernt of a no -contact registry to protect birth parents who don't want to be contacted by their biological children. The bill also proposed fines of up to $5,000 for anyone who violates the wishes of those who don't want to be connoted. Under current Ontario law, adopted children are not given access to their statement of live birth, which contains their real tact ttrante and other relevant mfortna m about their birth parents. Those adopted children born after 1970 can only access the fust initial of their last name and a regis- tration number under current law. Mrs. Sullivan says the current laws have led to many abuses, including the destruction of birth records and the distribution of mis- information to protect the identities of birth parents who have given up their children for adoption. 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different printers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897_ Mail sub- scription rates Can. 1 yr. S70 GIVE US A CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 6K;-5110 (Nighthne - 79K-7672) FAX 6K3-7363 Sincereh Yours 1416-976 1991 InfoSource 683-7041) Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-13(X) The :dost . Advertiser welcomes let- ter to th,_ editor of topical issues. controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not tit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our inforamon. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser regularly tyres recycled newsprint Radar love Well, in some twisted way there is justice in the woo after all. It scans the Province: and it-, new photo radar system, h; lyhooed by many as a cash cow, will have to pay the piper. Die Province announced this week that more than i0 P cent of the tickets processed last month will indeed be mail, out to the lean -footed among us — up from only 30 per cc the month previous. But among those tickets will be mo than 100 issued to government-owned vehicles — includii on -duty police cruisers. 'Ile question of the day is, will the tickets be, paid or will they find their way to that great tra can in the sky? ...and furthermorc We're glad to hear the Province has passed Bill 210, a Victims' Right to Proceeds of Crime Act, which prevcn convicted criminals from profiting from the sale of book- movie o okmovie rights relating to a crime. It is absolutely hidt)us hear of criminals selling their crime stories for a profit w•hi. their victims sit helplessly on the sidelines. But we can't agree with some of the comments mate t Don Sullivan that hint the government tried to soften the hi in favor of the criminal. The NDP are a lot of things, bi when it (acnes to crime. we think they know the good `=u3 from the bad guys. Ile also suggests the onus to sue for compensation shoul not be on the families of gime victims because they'd cox sider it 'blood money'. He's right. Many world consider it 'blood money% an wouldn't want anything to do with it. For that reason. th Province should stay out of the compensation business an leave the derision to sue to the families of victims. WRrrE TO THE Ni:ws ADVFJMSER, 130 CUMMt:Rmi. A), -F.., AJAX. LIS 2H5 OR FAX US AT 683-7361 ♦ SOCIAL CONTRACT Mulroney, Chretien didn't even ask To the editor: In reply to the letter you prinked earlier by Mr. Berenz, a Scarbor- ough firefighter: Ile has indicated he has -been severeh• affected by this legislation" and that his salary has been cut by -an incredible I5 Per cent'". «Vhile I have sympathy for the unfortunate situation in which Mr. Beru rm funds himself, the fact is that his loss is neither "incredible" nor the effect -severe" relative to those self-employed persons who are still fortunate enough to have an income of any kind. To us, 15 per cent is nothing! Clearly, Mr. Berenz and thou- sands like him iia the public sector InfoSource Poll: Last week we asked: Does th Lw_i I e control legislation go far enough? federal government's proposed gun yes _ L es �Lff 88% 7 L L g� 1#1 No 11% Do you think higher interest rates will take the steam out of Canada's rebounding economy? YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE: NO: Punch 8027 .683-7040 have been so well insulated over the years that they fail to see how the rest of us live with few benefits. meagre income and no pension whatsoever. Admittedly, he has fought hard for his status and he de_, anvs bencr but we don't go cn - in_: to the gotermme�nt or any( else because our cecotomy has hit a road block. Instead, we hunker down. During the Trudeau years, the Liber- als roiled back: increases to the pub- lic sector with their farrntus -Six and Five- program. The: condition was dictated without input while politi- cians' salaries remained immune to the freeze. Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney was more sneaky about it. Ile disguised the -frozen increases" within an omnibus bill and recently. Prime Minister Jean Chretim quietly extended the freeze that had been introduxctd by his pre- dcce.w)r. In the latter case. them uus: barely a murmur from public c7nployee-, — partly hecause: they were h --coming immune to this kind of autokrxv but largely because they were unaware of what was actually happening. Along comes Bob Rae who opcn- ly and candidly faces the public sec- tor and asks for their input and co- operation as any socially conscious leader would. He and his peers set an example by voluntarily dropping their own income and them allowed four mtm&% to get constr=ve inpu from all those about to be affected The plea was met with murmured grumbles. Had Mr. Berenz responded u Premier Rae's invitation when hi had the opportunity. he just migh have been able to hate his class sta sus respected. Instead, he and to many others preferred to take the position that Mr. Rae has "Iet us al down". Wouldn't he rather havt someone in power who levels witt him? Robert S. Wright Ajax What do you like the most about Christ - e asked, mas? _ . -asked at St. Jude Catholic School ANDREW BRIMPONG "Santa Claus and toys. My favorite toys are Power Rangers." AMY KATHLEEN JOHNSON "Getting toys and being at home with my brothers." ALEX SALTARELLI "I like getting toys and it's fun because it's Jesus' birthday." PHILIP BEST "Getting presto. It's Jesus' birthday and we get a vacation." Roqui141W t) : 4 U LV I � 00 `— M/i Ptartrlot t"A)mr U, I ri e.....'. c...,..., co.....y 486/50 MIH COMPMR H 210 MB = DRIVE N° 2.3812 IV 486M K& ProOe"or 4118 RAI[ 1.44-IDe9 floppy drive 810 -meg hard drive 9F SVGA video card V 14" SVGA oolour monitor 101 -key enhanced keyboard [� DOB ver. g and abour arty (LIGUMAain-store) V fill liel 1141. "M THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1994 -PAGE 7 BIGHWAY 2 bEPOp\ 'V o g I q.211flj mlaws,. Irma r� PPtINTIER111 EP5UN STYLUS 400 INKJET PRINTER • r� •. N� TELA BpBL►ND i�ORO and Cps" i"I f MMVRONE .- �.... sae Uw aw ; a.t,.•t�aw�. WW' �tim. � ��N11TER V CS �^ > ♦11s : 6 iHN, 04W sate No 23503 . 360 z ago dpi high resolution • 120 cps Print speed • loo -sheet letter-sim tray • 24 HB input buffer fonts • 4 scalable fonts. 4 bitmaPPed •moo -year limited warrxatY (Details in-store) 'AYAD BEFO'U"'IT'STEI When you charge a I minimum purchase of $400 (including taxes) to your ES1ITERPRISETM Personal Credit Card, between now and Deoember 31, 1994, you'll make no payment and pay no interest until March 11, 1995, o.ac. Offer not valid on ENTERPRISE PLUSTm Corporate Credit Cards. Full details in-store. ITORD , 1111 1 STORE O RDA 9 A.M.- 9 P.M. If 0HOURSs PM. ®© � SUNDAY 11 A.M. - 5 P.M. 17, 1 ped 000rcraaher apeeials awlr0. ony at ow new store at is Harwood Ave. S.. Alai on swwwy, Oscember NO DELIVERY ON DOORCRASHER ITEMS 17. 1991, while quantities last. limit: Ons Doora' — special Der IamilY. sorry, no ramche0s. VaW ;Labra ony, not ... with phone iMas-in orWrs. HMa naevus the rpM b limit qua y"n. llama may not W ssacthr ore shown. No substitutions. BUSINESS MEPC F TT 1a Soffv@ ' nor w •wei Ag b tln inlarsat of 4;4 as Wxwn safety and hirnen b as ow pawners. sons conhda wiN be in plots. Ltd. !.1 ./ t l •,t .: S., -J I .. .:1:.• i st I 1 - ill 1 PAGE 111 -THE NLWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER Ifs, NtN Youngsters start new year with Holiday Camp 0 YWCA offers Durham at the Scarborough YMCA Thurs- kids a school break filled with activities DURHAM — Youngsters can go to camp to start the new year courtesy of the Durham Region YMCA. The Y is holding a Holiday Camp from Jan. 3 to 6 whenpar- ticipants will keep busy with trips and activities. On Tuesday. Jan. 3, there's an outing to the Ontario Science Cen- tre and on Wednesday. Jan. 4, it's movie madness and roller skating. There'll be skating and swimming day, Jan. 5, and a trip to the Metro Toronto Zoo Friday, Jan. 6. Cost of the camps — for chil- dren from six to 12 years old — is S75 for all four days or $20 per day. Each day runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and children must take a lunch and drink. Parents arc responsible for dropping off and picking up their children each day at one of two locations — in Pickering at the Y - PACE office at 1400 Bavlv St., Unit 15A. next to the CO station, or in Whitby at 814 Brock St. N. Call the Durham Y office at 668-M68 ti Vr i ..- .. ..._.. .... , . ..^t.ar.:Y.�i.'.7fi...0.naiOiXGi.'29a:w�.,:r.:.a:ar :.1i -_•. �• ..e '.:.lb -u' :iik .....r..s.r . .. - _ _ +w r��+.'-r ♦ coMMUNin Now you can fight DURHAM — Pssst! Got a hot tip? If you have information on a crime, call Durham Regional Crime Stoppers on its new toll- free phone number. Crime Stoppers introduced its new 1-800-978-8477 number Dec. 7 to better serve residents across the region. Now area residents who'd nor- mally be subject to long-distance DEATH KEITH MAITLAND Keith Maitland died at home on Tuesday. Dec. 13, 1994, in his 55th year. A funeral service will be held in the chapel of McEach- nie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), on Friday, Dec. 16, at 1 p.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate dona- tions to the Ontario Heart and charges can have access to the Crime Stoppers program toll-free. "There are areas in Durham Region, such as Pickering, that were long distance to call our Crime Stoppers program," notes Sergeant Grant Arnold, program co-ordinator. "Now those residents will be able to call our program on the 1-800 number" Crime Stoppers is a citizen, media and police co-operative pro - NOTICES Stroke Foundation. FRANCES CORRIGAN Frances Corrigan died Wednes- day, Dec. 14, 1994 at her home in Peterborough. She was 47. Funeral services were to take place Friday, Dec. 16 at St. Peter's Basilica in Peterborough. Donations to the Ajax -Pickering Hospital would be appreciated by the family. PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE I DEC. 24 DEC. L DEC. 2fi DEC. 27 WALK IN CLINIC Announcing Dr. John Veale Pediatrician has joined the clinic HOLIDAY HOURS 4 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. DEC. 31 9 a.m. - 25 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. JAN.1 10 a.m. 6 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. JAN. 2 10 a.m. 7 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. REGULAR HOURS MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 p.m. - 9 p.m. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 1885 Glenanna Rd. Pickering 839-3883 4 p.m. -3 p.m. - 3 p.m. N tk t TOWN CEW E T S Environmental Tobacco Smoke Are ra eoacerae I abet ft ad.eree neon etffects of WWI WOEM raa Ift aura 015wo attiioa? = gEALM DEPARnWW CAN AW"? Despite the proven health hazards, many people today remain exposed to ETS. The Health Department can provide information and suggestions on law you can respond when you are exposed to environmental tobacco smoke. Call Wendy McLean or Alba Mudaci Durham Region Heapl h D��epppa��rtmmennt�t momAw""ra - ♦+-.srarrrrrs.�+....-....r .:•:. (90) 601660 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1904.PACE f crime toll-free in Durham gram designed to involve the pub- lic in the fight against crime. When calling Crime Stoppers. people are assigned a special code number which guarantees anonymity. Tipsters will never be asked to identify themselves, calls will not be traced or recorded and • callers will never have to go to court. If a tip leads to an arrest, the caller may be eligible for a cash reward of up to 51,000. Crime Stoppers is administered by a board consisting of communi- ty members. The board runs the :1=:[• 71 programs, solicits funds to pay awards to informants and deter- mines the amount of the award to he paid. If you have information on a crime, call Crime Stoppers at 436 - TIPS (436-8477) or toll-free at 1- 800-978-8477. W DESKS.................From $25.00 FILES ................... From $29.00 CHAIRS................From $10.00 CREDENZAS ....... From $25.00 USED and NEW Saturda Sundam 17551 (West, 839-001 9 0 A; GendeDenfistryAdults, • an rent Big less. To help you Convenient care feel at ease: t'J:: 1 with you in mind: ✓ Ultrasonic ✓ titi e f;le &accept cleanings ': - d; ✓ Soothinf;,' nitrous oxide & general: anesthesia ✓ Virtual vision headsets to help L. you relax ✓ Autoclave sterilization ✓ Complete preventive & restorative dentistry .;. tnsur- ance payments (you pav Only h" __ ►� Ixrrtion nut covered L by plan) t4 ✓ 5`X, discount for senior citizens ✓ Walk-in & same- day appoint- ham: ments welcome " 1 ✓ Treatment for < aN area impacted wisdom teeth available Cd for you free cmmbc consultation! • Learn how tooth whitening, porcelain veneers, and other cosmetic procedures can make your smile look brighter. CALL NOW Dr. Steven Nadel, D.D.S. C. Former Editor of the newsletter 683=1432 M fnr elonfie+c TIS' nriMMA r r:f"VP cc ® 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax rmL y •+►�... ., n,..,.a.. -.,..tea,-. a.•a.•••.•��... .:.. .w ..r,• PAGIk. • • � S /!ILI-t t.:. �. ���\i.S.�.�w .l.�►rw w�� Y�a►'�.Z ,.. w•1.lr.M •Y��,••., •4 ••-r�, �, w'.��. w�. Y.1 t�THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DE•..�b1 141rlst . _ ► • . r ,' • t. f I I tY:} f f i I t t �• t< t 1..2• t l f l i t f l l t i/.�+1 ►-i i r'! r ift-t rccara:rtertcael�tca:ec;:.rl•t+rroriiTr�rriJ Ir�tY� �i #0 D 1.11 U U d t U Dec. 16,1994 Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non- profit nature. To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- er, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Nlonday prior to Wednesday publica- tion, 10 a.m. the Wednesday cation offices. 40 King St. W.. Suite 300. Oshawa. Meetings are free and for smokers at any stage of quitting. 436-1046. ADOPTION: The Post Reunion Adoption Support Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood Avenue and Kinks Crescent, next to the Town hall. New and existing members welcornc. 428-9322 (Lynda). CANCER: The Living With Cancer support group for youths seven to 17 years dealing with cancer personally or with a fami- ly member meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at holy Trinity Anglican Church. 91 Kings Cres.. Ajax. 686-1516. prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. r'�;y • y„ � �" - R.a4�L,r�e.a^ bra y = w .. ti % ._ SATURDAY, DEC. 17 OPEN HOUSE: Durham WestPIl"MmChristmaw MPP Jim Wiseman holds "r a'' day Season Open }louse from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., at his Pickering Vil- lage constituency office. 52 " �� • ;! Church St. S. 683-6707. = r FAIRPORT . Guardian Drugs WE ACCEPT ALL N 401 IRON BED w S ri BAYLY cc 5109 4n uu r �; GRmF cr. 3I OKLAHOMA UR. DRUG PLANS OPEN SUNDAYS 11 A.M.-5 P.M. 750 OKLAHOMA DR., PICKERING (AT WHITES) 839-4461 EUCHRE NIGHT: A Euchre Dight will begin at 7 p.m. at the Seniors Activity Centre. 910 Liverpool Rd. South. The cost is S3 per person. �A Prizes, refreshment. everyone welcome. For more information contact John at 839-458.3. BARBERSHOP SINGING: The 1}orseless Carriagemen Barber- shop Chorus will sere- nade patrons of the Harwood Place Mall in Ajax from 10 to 10:30 a.m. The barbersboppers will sing a variety of tradition- al Christmas carols. 579-336'_ (Roy Brillinger). SILENT AUCTION: The Pick- erin�_ Swim Cluh host-, a silent auction in conjunction with its Christmas Classic Swim Meet all day today. A wide variety of items. restaurant certificates. etc. are available for people to bid on. 420-6610 (Sue Rao). SUNDAI•, DEC. 18 MUSIC: The adult choir of Pickering; Pentecostal Church. 755 Oklahoma Drive. Pickering, will present a chord celebration of Christmas written by Mosie Lister. -Great Day"' at 6 p.m. 839-1302 NATIN'ITY: A living nativity is presented at Mt. 'Lion United church, two kilometres west of Lakeridge Rd. on Conc. 8, at 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Outdoors — so dress warmly and bring a blanket. Bleacher seating available. 649-5200 (Evelyn Jones). MONDAY, DEC. 19 SMOKERS: The SOS (Smokers Overcoming Smok- ing) Support Group meets from 7 to 9 p.m. every Mon- day at the Durham Region Lung Asso- Every Sunday, Wednesday & Friday! 3 Great Editions Every Week 46-101News Advertiser alllDlilw ORIfp RC ,; Cc" >i1EYl lDtil ' SIECtII E>MTI am ExTMI lWiF Y � � � E1114 Rlw l/pl Mumma IZ249 29 1179 SET =414SET 1384 DOUBLE 2..-�:_ DOUEd A^4_ _ -Q2y SET 1304 OUEEN ..... Z$9 SF494 QUEEN ..... 269 SE' aha DOUBLE 11y'7^ SE -364 KING t99 SE -74g KING .. 419 SE -599 QUEEN ..229 SE" CHRISTINA .OANIELLA 9 31 .227M29 If @111 -xmv ` # 2 F= 54 CHOICES • NO GST a NO PST • delivery • bed frame • mattress cover • pillows (STD) COOiti POS'TM S+tAIE� am MumTR�Sul 4ST1/ItSltT � � ENm YST1t= Ili 29 89 SET 1264 SET 1214 SET 1164 DOUBLE 179 SE -X14 DOUBLE fay SE'264 DOUBLE 179 SE7214 QUEEN ...109 5-E-36: QUEEN _.189 SE-� 4 QUEEN .....159 RAINBOW DAYBED IRON BED r �'' 5109 9 1269 �; • ,.s24. LAY -AWAY JUPITER INN > °°"°ie $169 CAPTAIN'S WON ECONOMY BUNK ECONOMY BUNK SPACESAIrER BUNK I — t i ~ includes f., _� �Fr.,a .car . mattress — guaranteed gwranteed 2" won &frame lowest �.io�t tutl �t price �� .. •u- �"' .—. I pace single over double s large storage 1 g s 17 i9 89 '�q79 .T arawers see $259 BAYLY ac CLEMENTS Discowry Invy i- _ CBntre N wr 1 .,ra 11"UNE UF�ERS WE MMU CU71M UAIM rf-MIA2. M7• 6 . PERSONAL�-we 1A � �/�V penCHEGUES n urs-tFA 10-9 pm Sa4erdas 110-6 pm Sund l 11-3 pm ■ ■� i 1 I 5EY UP AVAILABLE • FREE, LAY -AWAY a OF OLD SET "77,+. AVAILABLE MF MATERNITY GIFT IDEAS 2 pc. Pant Sets from :24.95 Blouses, Skirts 19.95 Stirrup Pants, Jeans 19.95 Cotton Sweaters 29.95 Nursing Nighties 19.95 2 pc. Nursing Sets 39.95 Panties 3 for 9.50 Gift Certificates 831.2088 ' Free Gift Wrapping 705 Kingston Rd. Hwy. 21Whites Rd. PICKERING oYO Mon. -Fri. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. 14 G Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday 12 noon - 5 p.m. LAP o FACTORY SIG OUTLET BIG & TALL CLOTHING r CHRISTMAS SPECIALS I1r*+oMrrt Spo Shirts Terry Velour Robes f ►ee *29915 %9 $49.95 LT d s i xaZ S 95 '-► �' Leather Jackets Track Tops .. 'w :295 B Bottoms Terrific Selection Corduroy Pants size 38.56 of r y` m.1995 Special $2995 From BIG MAN'S Dec 12J RS K,.�,o•RD y� S ars n Dec ouR 1400 BAYLY ST. #9 k4m.-Fn. 10-8 7 ® Sat. 14 O DBC. 18 K�•�WLY S PICKERING42D-2797 � eEs+oe co a" We're glad to bed c0lebrating with good friends and neighbors like you. Many thanks for your ' �--" valued business. Mit. sirisly kebob Gift Certificates Also Available *./ We will be open ' �!! fj •: Christmas Eve, 1` New Year's Eve and •' New Year's Day, Closed Christmas Catering service available for any special function or affair, large or small. TAKE-OUT Now offering Service Available Delivery Service 7� Bayly St. �"V est. R(1SSIA\'n RD. For Ajax Reservations Call 683-7.100 z x HWY. 2 HIA-YY. 401 � RAYLY ST. VF. 6 112 G1tfEX 5 x 3 � IAKk ONTARIO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO COPPER 1(% ML GST NO GST NO GST NO GST GST _n""Y's NO NQ GST NO GST NO FIM PST PST PST PST PST PST PST SAU s39 NO DURHAM'S ONLY LIGHTING UNLIMITED NO GST NO STORE GST NO PST GREAT SAVINGS with u to0 * OFF regularly PST P 0 paced items. SKIING • prnd�: • c,�Ig Fm�.rs O AT AM swwm TAIlI.E PA. 0 TaW Lamp LAN' � Aral• Fk+or av"�a� • O LIGHTING AM FLOOR UNLI1A(TED ", P.S. SWW ANY COLOR �. • on ► PICKERING ANY COLOUR snAOE F6Aant • "OW • Pat 149 � � sk X49 CEN.MrG � � • Pieiures • Console Tables DOPES • Mirrors • Shades • llluminaW w°at • Nunlbera • Door Chimes • OPEN Bulbs • Parts and Auxnories SAS;19 E,�, Eilicied � SUNDAYS Rxh NOLIGHTING UNLIMITED - Can not be used in , FU NO PST • -GNO .. • • 0 . GST NO -. ! ._ all items PA 683m7227 ST GFT NO NO NO NO NO NO NO USR CERIMATES GIST NO GST NO GST NO GST NO GST NO GST NO GST NO DISCOUNT AVAILABLE PST PST PST PST PST PST PST . Av FABLE PACE 12 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,19% Wedding Receptions Showers.& Parties Corporate Functions Private Ceremonies Dinner and Dancing at "The Victorian Garden" "'We Provide the D.J." Friday and Saturday Nights in December. (By Reservation Only) Call for Available Dates Dinner at 8:00 Dancing at 10:00 Deluxe Christmas Buffet Caesar Salad, Tossed Salad, Prime Rib of Beef auJus, Hot Seafood Dish, Roast Turkey with Stuffing, Gravy and Cranberry Sauce, Roast Potatoes, Rice, Vegetables, Cheese Tray, Breads, Butter, Dessert, Coffee. Tea. Includes Coffee, Tea and Dessert Table at Midnight $32.00 P.P.' '(applicable taxes and a 15% gratuity will be added) EXCELLENT DATES AVAILABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES New Year's Eve Extravaganza! In our Dining Room we're offering a Deluxe Buffet, Midnight Sweet Table, Plus Champagne Fountain! Live Entertainment Throughout the Evening! $120.00 Per Couple OR Bring in the New Year in our Beautiful Gazebo Fabulous Buffet & Champagne! $85.00 Per Couple Reserve Now. iK, 60 Randall Drive, Pickering Village, Ajax US 6L3 MAKE A S PYLE YAMAHA OUND INVESTMENT J LW 1020 LW 1220 $I#%"& Out! WOOFERS 319 LW 1020 $69 RX 460 Reg.$429 LW 1220 $79 o wwr sacurkw wuco.w 0T so 'X -JF -4C:7 OC:IES. I2VC ALARM �• --- -. SYSTEM • Syran • 2 remotes s • Shock sensor 08 99 * We will install Christmas Blow out X15900 Reg. $219 1163 Kingston Rd. Unit #7 (Beside LICK'S) � QQ�-1639 PICKERING pry . ire SWIVI=L:' • -4- .. F*7, VC, J i Cnf�a'R�`I1 n in Coa� 'eST ERF�F� G FACTORY 4 LTD. 1650 BAYLY STREET, PICKERING, ONTARIO 1650 Bayly St. (Just West of Brock on Bayly) PICKERING 686-9846 MON.-WED. 10.6 SAT. 16-5 THURS.•FRI 10.7 SUN.CALL FOR HOURS a r%) 0. KIM 4zO�,a599 CC- A] L 4�2& ujsi� FOR ALL YOUR SOLID WOOD FURNITURE NEEDS ! WE BUILD IT, WE SELL IT, YOU GET THE BEST PRICE! 735 BAYLY ST. 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SAT u -s. l.! l NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION CREAM OF ASPARAGUS SOUP OR SALAD MARINADA FRESH LEAVES WITH MARINATED PEPPERS IN A RASPBERRY VINAIGRETTE GRILLED ATLANTIC SALMON WITH GRAPEFRUIT & ORANGE BUTTER OR VEAL PARM IGIANO WITH GRILLED SHRIMF OR CHICIsFN MIFFED Wf f H CAMM AND SWCH IN A PESTO LEMON GLAZE TIRAMISU COFFEE OR TEA $70.00 PER COUPLE PST, GST & GRATUITY INCLUDED / CREAM OF ASPARAGUS SOUP SALAD MARINADA FRESH LEAVES WITH MARINATED PEPPERS IN A RASPBERRY VINAIGRETTE PENNE WITH MUSHROOMS IN A CREAM TOMATO SAUCE GRILLED ATLANTIC SALMON WITH GRAPEFRUIT & ORANGE BUTTER OR CENTRE CUT NEW YORK STEAK WITH ROASTED ONKM & PEPPER CREAM SAUCE OR GRELED VEAL TENDERLOIN WTfH TIGER SHRIMP TIRAMISU COFFEE OR TEA $140.00 PER COUPLE PST, GST & GRATUITY INCLUDED / PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE ARE TWO SEATINGS AVAILABLE Xubmix" 9ed& pum '.1 THE NEWS ADVWMER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1"4.PAGE 13 111/'%{.., •WGGn COMPLETE SYSTEM No Extra Needed LOWES RIC OF �94 YOU T".� ►r ft ALL! �. INCLUDES 55671 •S5645 No Mess or Dama9BONUSProfssional t3 Installation Garage Kit ONLY $69 Value r„ p Kn. g g tio bd �� •. I,owAaqu c.Fnc* � ,• MO +ryST HOMES AJAX Some Pre -Christmas PICKERING Installations available 29 Harwood Ave. S. 375 Kingston Rd. (Be 28 1659 1) MOBLE (On H". n at Rougenxwt) A509-3622 �����,-� E, Hwy, • �- t LOCATIONS E!H!:w:y:4:0:1 3 Hwy. 401 t:. ,L G� 3t:. "' `i' .-C:Fa✓ - Q OWNER -OPERATED SINVeO DEN SINCE 1977 1+1 Fnl nac11NneV „ A.. PAGE U-TJW, NPM ADVMMIM f11Dd1G gMC=4",.16,t9% Community's seniors invited to ring in the New Year PICKERING - The South Pickering disc jockey, buffet, noise makers and more. Seniors' Club, 910 Liverpool Rd. South Cost for members is $12. Cost for non - Pickering is holding a New Year's Eve members and at the door is $15. Party from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturday, For more information on the seniors' Dec. 29,for 55 yews plus. club or the New Year's Eve Partv call 420 - The festive event features a cash bar, 5049. The Great Canadi0 an Weather ,.J_ Contest Old Man Winter is here. He's quickly gaining strength and stands ready to take over our lives for the next several months. Therefore, it's time for a weather check. We're going to test your knowledge of weather in Canada and how 0 affects people from coast to coast. We'll draw a winner from all of the correct entries and provide you with a dinner for two to warm up your winter nights. Brace yourself and bundle up for the Great Canadian Weather Contest... 1. What major world city spends the most money on snow removal? A) Helsinki B) Montreal C) Moscow D) Toronto 2. What is Canada's sunniest province? A) Alberta B) Saskatchewan C) New Brunswick D) Manitoba 3) How much does an average fall of heavy snow weigh on an average driveway? A) 1/2 tonne B) 1 tonne C) 2 tonnes D) 4 tonnes 4) Which of the following moves the fastest? A) A large hailstone B) A hurricane C) Snowflakes in a blizzard D) The winner of the Queen's Plate 5) What is Canada's foggiest city? A) Saint John, N.B. B) Vancouver. B.C. C) St. Johns, Nfld. D) Halifax, N. S. We'll print the correct answers with the winning entry. Be sure to include your name and address with your entry so we can contact you- Deadline for entries is Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1994 for publication in the Friday, Dec. 30 edition of the News Advertiser. Send your entries to: Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Great Canadian Weather Contest, c/o the newsroom, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont LIS 2H5 =) f U01L ][ IDA Y oft Ff�l Uppa 11 X179=� 289 Ql .__Vn so an M SZE ALSOAW ME FREE F-_ DELIVERY oroo::S_AL�aa ►1�IWI�II�.//J ►� wow WN ftp $21 $3� 9 ouw_�lt» set ---- SW KW3 SIZE ALSOAWILABLE WIN J7 M_ \][N C il�ilb• A mounW 04F16 aid so" lmw lt INbra Fins iltppoS" X2 9 $379 VM SZEAISOAWLIABLE I V� Ir FREE WE MAKE ANY SIZE LAY -AWAY MATTRESS AND FOUNDATION ATTRESS ' 9837-0288 ..: :00 P.M. - 4.00 P M Kinettes AJAX - The Ajax Kinette Club, s women's servic club, holds its annual Christmas meeting at 7:30 p.n next Tuesday. Celebrate Short business meeting followed by refresbments an fun. All women welcome. Call Cindy at 683-3567 to the season location or information. • ` , 3 $499 moo %09 3 • SHIRTS • SWEATS • GLOVES • BOOTS • SNOWBOARDS • JACKETS & PANTS s • ON SALE! s Seasons Greetingsfrom 4111 x Paeffic skates U snowboards - m �o� (905) 839-2262 1 H". #2 J 1774 Liverpool Rd. The Harvey's Plaza z , -Y12,5111 01, w i Itr i�7�' •N�,"# • ��" i • •;,:1 :j � i, ; F If Grand Opening ,� P AN 0 L I DAV.- SAVINGS on al>thl rWc 0nmtal, and FbrsmRLgp 1 J � � t and up until 1995 • No PST • No GST q •Extensive design & size selection, of quality hand-lwotted rigs from China, India, Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan �.,"� "'�► i�► SIN ��%r -vim, s lur ` a -.40 t. ntertainment Multi -media maniacs Pickering High School students, left to light (back row), Abid Ally, Ryan Found, Hand Premji, (seated) Marc Bell and Sonya Latch - man, put the fiinishatg touches on a 15 -minute running presentation using pictures, sound and graphics at RDMI Computer Resource Centre in Pickering. The project is entitled Pickering High School - A Profile. The students participated in an extensive 1 O -hour hands- on training session on Harvard Graphics for Windows using the state-of-the-art equipment. photo by Ron Pietroniro 1W E Ma kms Every Weekend All Seats All Ages S4 2S CMO br U,•••, M Me Tw SM \ SW GIFT MOVIE PASSES ON SALE NOW: BUY s cer I FREE THE LION KING 1:45,3:55,7:10 Dec. 16, 1994 Sing your heart out AJAX•PICKERING — You could hit the jackpot with your singing voice this weekend at Centrefield's in Pickering. The bar has Jackpot Laser Karaoke on Sat- urday and Sun- day, starting at 9 p.m. Every Wednesday, male exotic dancers take the stage, starting at 9:30 p.m. DUMB B DUMBER PG, Ioaby sism) Fri. 7, 7:20, 9:25.9:40 Sat.-Thurs. 2, 2:20.1.7:20.9:25.9:40 Mo vow THE SWAB PROCESS !Fl (oaby steno) Fri. 7:15. Sat.-Thurs. 2:20, 7:15 THE PROFESSIONAL ip) ai ay stew) Fri. -Tues. 9:40 PULP FICTION ;R1 ,00" sMw) Fri.-Thurs. 9:10 TRAPPED O PARADISE (vc) looby sww) Fri. 7:05.9:35. Sat.-Thurs. 2:10.7:05, 9:35 MIXED NUTS (sTc) (Doty sw.•u) Wed.-Thurs. 2:30.7:30, 9:45 MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET f Dry sew, Fri. 7:10. Sat. -Tues. 2:20, 7:10 JUNNMi roc) IDdby steno) Fri. 7:20.9:40. Sat.-Thurs. 2:15.7:20, 9:40 > (V1] • • •�-r ,A,. • 'lot FULL COURSE PRIME RIB DINNER LIVE D.J. a PARTY FAVOURS- CHAMPAGNE AT MIDNIGHT . • -„ DEC. 16 - PRYME TYME - LIVE •a. #� DEC. 17 - SING ALONG KAR.AOKE A • • DECEMBER DAILY SPECIAL • A .'PRIME RIB DINNER . • 0 GARLIC BREAD - SALAD :9.95 • • • A 619-2138 --- ; i, THE RANCH bar gall :' A • * 89 Commercial Ave., Ajax A * - • �/* (By the Beer Store) • • * • - •A ♦• A•• A A�• • • A • •A You're Invited to a 60's Style CHRISTMASPARTY *Fre, Dec. 16tb - 9 p. nL - 12 a• nL 1410 Bayly St., Pickering, 420-2309 Liverpool & Bayly, East of GO Station *IMPROV THEATRE* *LIVE MUSIC* featuring... "One Week & 30 Seconds Later" TNS IYLWaAD'1►EL'!'6Et1*iD�R1F, DF�CEII+flEtt Ti,7flIL1�ItGL t)5 - - , KEEP IN TOUCH WITH Oshawa/Whitby This Week and Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser l nf6source 68311111111111117040 5100 - INFOSOURCE DIRECTORY Call 683-7040 using When prompted Enter 5010 if you a touch-tone or push enter the 4 -digit are not familiar button telephone that g emits tones. It's a Code of your choice with this System. FREE call from from the directory Press ' to end Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax -Pickering areas. provided. your Call. 7000 J.T. Bean Coffee Market 7001 - Custom Sports Wear 7005 - Money Mart (Cheque Cashing Centres) 7009 Pyrene/221 B Security (Fire Protection & Security Systems) 5033 National Fcotbali League 5021 Sponsored by MR. LUBE JUNIOR r� 5035 1 40 3 00 t 0 y 3 THE PACIEMASTER 5036 Pro Sports Update CAMILA OshawaWhitby Sports 5026 Update 7 10 TRAPPED IN PARADISE r� 5028 9-25 5039 Oshawa Generals STAR TREK -GENERATIONS - National Hockey League 5042 1 30 d 00 ' 00. 9 35:SWAN 5051 Durham College Update PRINCESS Ajax/Pickering Sports FORREST 5138 Ajax/Pickering Hockey GUMP, 7 00 9 00 r� 5140 Ajax/Pickering Dolphins MIRACLE ON 34th ST. Football 5141 Local Ringette Update INTC'3VICV,' V.':T'-i TN VAV.PIRE C, Dec. 16, 1994 Sing your heart out AJAX•PICKERING — You could hit the jackpot with your singing voice this weekend at Centrefield's in Pickering. The bar has Jackpot Laser Karaoke on Sat- urday and Sun- day, starting at 9 p.m. Every Wednesday, male exotic dancers take the stage, starting at 9:30 p.m. DUMB B DUMBER PG, Ioaby sism) Fri. 7, 7:20, 9:25.9:40 Sat.-Thurs. 2, 2:20.1.7:20.9:25.9:40 Mo vow THE SWAB PROCESS !Fl (oaby steno) Fri. 7:15. Sat.-Thurs. 2:20, 7:15 THE PROFESSIONAL ip) ai ay stew) Fri. -Tues. 9:40 PULP FICTION ;R1 ,00" sMw) Fri.-Thurs. 9:10 TRAPPED O PARADISE (vc) looby sww) Fri. 7:05.9:35. Sat.-Thurs. 2:10.7:05, 9:35 MIXED NUTS (sTc) (Doty sw.•u) Wed.-Thurs. 2:30.7:30, 9:45 MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET f Dry sew, Fri. 7:10. Sat. -Tues. 2:20, 7:10 JUNNMi roc) IDdby steno) Fri. 7:20.9:40. Sat.-Thurs. 2:15.7:20, 9:40 > (V1] • • •�-r ,A,. • 'lot FULL COURSE PRIME RIB DINNER LIVE D.J. a PARTY FAVOURS- CHAMPAGNE AT MIDNIGHT . • -„ DEC. 16 - PRYME TYME - LIVE •a. #� DEC. 17 - SING ALONG KAR.AOKE A • • DECEMBER DAILY SPECIAL • A .'PRIME RIB DINNER . • 0 GARLIC BREAD - SALAD :9.95 • • • A 619-2138 --- ; i, THE RANCH bar gall :' A • * 89 Commercial Ave., Ajax A * - • �/* (By the Beer Store) • • * • - •A ♦• A•• A A�• • • A • •A You're Invited to a 60's Style CHRISTMASPARTY *Fre, Dec. 16tb - 9 p. nL - 12 a• nL 1410 Bayly St., Pickering, 420-2309 Liverpool & Bayly, East of GO Station *IMPROV THEATRE* *LIVE MUSIC* featuring... "One Week & 30 Seconds Later" TNS IYLWaAD'1►EL'!'6Et1*iD�R1F, DF�CEII+flEtt Ti,7flIL1�ItGL t)5 - - , KEEP IN TOUCH WITH Oshawa/Whitby This Week and Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser l nf6source 68311111111111117040 5100 - INFOSOURCE DIRECTORY Call 683-7040 using When prompted Enter 5010 if you a touch-tone or push enter the 4 -digit are not familiar button telephone that g emits tones. It's a Code of your choice with this System. FREE call from from the directory Press ' to end Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax -Pickering areas. provided. your Call. 7000 J.T. Bean Coffee Market 7001 - Custom Sports Wear 7005 - Money Mart (Cheque Cashing Centres) 7009 Pyrene/221 B Security (Fire Protection & Security Systems) 5033 National Fcotbali League 5021 Sponsored by MR. LUBE 5034 Toronto Maple Leafs 5035 - Canadian Football League 5036 Pro Sports Update 5037 OshawaWhitby Sports 5026 Update 5038 OshawaM/h)tby Hockey 5028 Update 5039 Oshawa Generals 5041 - National Hockey League 5042 - Proline 5051 Durham College Update 5137 Ajax/Pickering Sports Update 5138 Ajax/Pickering Hockey 5139 Raiders 'AAA' Hockey 5140 Ajax/Pickering Dolphins Football 5141 Local Ringette Update 5020 Today's Birthday 5021 - Aries 5022 Taurus 5023 - Gemini 5024 - Cancer 5025 - Leo 5026 - Virgo 5027 - Libra 5028 - Scorpio 5029 - Sagittarius 5030 - Capricom 5031 - Aquarius, Sponsored by 5044 WWW TOYOTA 5032 - Ptsces 5001 - 649, Sponsored by THE BREW KETTLE, AJAX 5002 - Pick 3 5003 - Super 5004 - LOTTARIO 5015 Joke of the Day Sponsored by PARTYTYME RENTALS 5017 Quote of the Day 5018 Trivia Quiz R6161 PRO GOLF, WHITBY 5062 Big Brothers (Oshawa) Sponsored by MR. LUBE 5063 1 Parent Families 7025 (Durham District) (Regional Off icel 5499 DURHAM REGION 5044 CRIME STOPPERS 7003 Sponsored by PYRENE/ 221 B SECURITY 6002 Big Brothers�AlaxjPick.) Sponsored by Mr. Lube 7022 Oshawa Centre Cinemas Sponsored by J.T. BEAN COFFEE MARKET 7023 Wnitby Cinemas Sponsored by PRO GOLF, WHITBY 7024 AiaL Plcxenng C nemas SDonsored Dy THE LONE STAR CAFE 7025 Pickering Moviplex 9 Sponsored by LICKS HOMESURGERS 5044 - Weekly Video 7003 - LORD BYRON SEAFOOD S STEAK HOUSE 5556 - Environment Canada 7070 - Daily Selloff; By MARLIN TRAVEL. 5060 Daily Investor Report by MCNARDSON Mutual Fund Update 7283 - Current Investment Rates by IAN HAAR - MNXAND WALWYN 5065 - AGF 5066 - Working Ventures 7026 - Town of Pickering t 6003 - TOPPS (Culture 8 Recreation) (Take off pounds sensibly) "ForAdi,ertising Information on Infosource caU Susanne Ploughman at 683-5110 PAGE 16,-EHENEW$A9AZK 18ER FRl1W DWZOQ wtl m SPORTS Annandale junior women move on to regional event By J1A1 EASSON AnnanxUe has strong repm enta- for the competition. There's still SPECIAL TO IM NEWS ADVERTISER tion with 25 men's rinks signed up wom for more entries. AJAX-PICKERING — An Annandale junior women's rink was rock solid at the zone 5 playdown for junior men and women at the Whitby Curling Club last weekend The Annandale rink of skip Susan McKnishL vice Sara Garland, sec- ond Amy Carr and lead Kim Bourque won the 'B' side of the zone playdown and will now advance to this weekend's regional event. Annandale played three other club teams from Oshawa Golf, Oshawa Curling Club (downtown) and the host Whitby Curling Club at the zone meet — all vying for one of two spots in the regional competi- tion. The McKnight rink will be joined by the Heather Timber rink from the Oshawa Curling Club in the regional playdown at East York Dec. 17 and 18. The two winning teams at region- als will qualify for the Ontario Provincial Junior Curling Champi- onships in St- Catharines Jan. 10 to 15. Meanwhile, the junior meri s rink from Annandale competed against six other foursomes in the zone play - downs in its bid to advance to regioctals- Annandale's Brad Roberts rink lost in extra ends in the semi-final. thus the team will sit on the sidelines this year. Members of We Roberts' rink were Wayne Warren, Kevin Roberts, Matt Broga and alxTnate Bill Goak:hild Jr. Scott Borland's Tarn Heather (Scarborough) rink- and Tun Morri- son's Whitby rink will advance to the regionals :3D:3 The Labatt Tank=ard zone play - downs get under way at the Oshawa Curling Club Dec. 17 to 19. There's no charge to drop in to watch scxne competitive curling action. Winners there will take the next step toward the Labatt Brier or, pedia ps, the Ford World Championship. D:1 :1 The Investors Group Trophy Bon-4*1 is the next major event at Annandale. The 'spiel runs from Jan. 7 to 14. and Annandale will host some of the action on Jan. 7, 9 and 10. Pickering girl first in her first meet AJAX-PICKERING — The Durham Synctuo Club's 'B' level swimmers made waves at their first figure meet of the year. Heather McTavish of Picker- ing placed first in the 12-to-14- year-old 2-to-14year-old pre -competitive section for girls who have never compet- ed before. The club's `A' swimmers com- peted at their fust figure meet at the University of Ta+om While none of the swimmers placed, they had a great comMdtion per- forming new figures for .the ludges- Every Sunday, Wednesday & Friday! 3 Great Editions Every Week I News Advertiser 1 1 'fis the Season for PURE ENERGY A special blend of 100% natural ingredients: Bee Pollen, Ginseng, Gotu Kola, and Royal Jelly. During the festive season, everyone needs PURE ENERGY! After Dec. 31, 1994 90's Sears reg. 11.99 5P5EA1A?G5-` HEALTH FOOD & FITNESS SHOPS � vewan or 5. , i awwy b w n 10 YEARS QRS OF H EA1.11 t D (M, ILENCE Pickering Town Centre Pickering SATISFACTION... Ajax/Pickering(9 Audiology Clinic Welcomes new and former patients. 1885 Glennanna Rd., Suite 104 In the Pickering Medical Centre 831-8311 & 1W "Mm stairs Sc Trouble hearing. Misunderstands conversations. Complains of head noise (tinnitus). Re-occuring middle ear infections. Easily distracted at school. See your family doctor for referral to the Ajax/Pickering Audiology Clinic EVERYDAY EXPERIENCE CHEVROLET• GEO.OLDSMOBILE oCADILLAC 1530 DUHDAS ST. Es WHITBY 668.3304 Powerful offence helps `B' novices to tourney crown PICKF"4G — The Pickering novice 'B' ringette tram won the championship at the recent St. Catharines tournament edging Ajax in the final. The Pickering novices posted a win and two ties in preliminary play to qualify for the final. In the championship match against Ajax, Pickering came out flying to earn a hard-fought 7-6 win. Pickering played to a pair of ties in the opening two games of the tourney. The novices fust tied Oshawa 7-7 and then skated to a 6-6 deadlock with Ajax. In the last preliminary -round game, Pickering prevailed 7-3 over the host St. Catharines team. The win guaranteed Pickering a spot in the final. The Pickering team got terrific Bantam Panthers retain first place despite losses PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Julie's Esso bantam 'A' rep hockey team stumbled last week, earning one victory in three games, but maintained its hold on first place in the York-Simcoe loop. The Panthers dropped a 6-4 decision to the Markham Thunder, thanks mostly to a lackluster sec- ond period which which saw them surrender four goals. Scoring for Pickering were Gene Smith with two, and Chris Hibbits and Matt O'Brien with singles. The Aurora Tigers felt the wrath of Pickering's frustrations from the Markham loss. as they were hammered I 1-2. Brian Docherty erupted for three goals and two assists. Other goals went to Eric ('uzzolino with two, Smith, Hibbits. Jody Brown. Drew Marks, Erick Costa and O'Brien with one apiece. The Panthers came out cold in a game against the Barrie Colts. losing 9-3. Pickering was not pre- pared for the bump -and -grind approach of the aggressive Barrie team. Docherty netted two goals, with Costa getting the other mark - The goaltending duties were split between Dave Harris and Chris Nurse who saw more rubber during the past three games than dead skunks on the Trans -Canada Highway. goaltending from Ashley Howell along with steady defensive work from Amanda Gifford, Danielle Stover, Katie Murphy and Kortney Edwards. Offensive players Court- :` I ney Howell, Melissa Gibson, Nancy Gallagher, Nicole Larochelle, Teryn Emslie and cap- tain Salvatrice Assenza were on fire throughout the tourney. START THE HOLIDAYS ON THE RIGHT NOTE. Or send Aft Send the FTDJ Our Hands StarlightT4. 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To Marham i pcaom9 Town & 4C Please recUcle PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVl11113Fi tP'R1DAT, DDCEOBR 141!114 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS • Management Trainees Assistant Managers • Sales & Service Reps. Large national corporation, located in Oshawa. Now recruiting. Opportunity to earn $250 - $800 a week to start. Call 723-3411 ACTMATIOfN ASSISTANT required for 104 bed nursing home. Activation Recreation diploma required. Experience in long term care prelefred. Good communicafing skills necessary. Competitive salary, benefits. Reply in writing by: Dec. 20, 1994 to Seshiew Health Can Centre 186 Thornton fid. S., Oshawa, Ontario L1 J 5Y2 MAINTENANCE Person - pmowasive tap printing coin► Pany in Ajax requires main- sonanbe person for older latter pass and r In machinery. Strong oarrriwmication sk& a must, possible shift, hourly wage. Call Alms Tap. 906-693- 2040. Ask for Robert Kirk or Dave Darnacio. (121694) TRENTWAY Wagar are presert- ly accepting applications for transit drivers BZ license preferred. AppiGliitns available at 980 Stevenson Rd. S. Oshawa or Call 432-2630. (1722941 MEDIUM sized insurance brokerage experiencing growing pains requites R IBO licensed customer service rip. Telepbbe ,eilperlence prolefred but not nowssaq. t: oL 05-57•-234 L 106E weight the natural way. -1 10W 23 be. in 1 moms and oftade $200 U.S. doors plus des. 4 too.- Call (905) 696-4317. (OION95) ENTERPENEUR Distributers wanted immediately to serve the Durham and surrounding ansa. FuWpm time. Please comae Lynda, (9D5) 432.0369 or Stew (705) 932-7079 for imormaton and appoiMmsm. Code 1994, please leave message. EASY inoone. work from Monne. For free information, Send S.AS.E. to: P.O. BOx 31066. 475 Westley Rd. Ajax, Ont. LiT 3H0 (121594) DEMONSTRATORS needed W major department [tons. 111500- 700 weekly. commission. Start Onod"i*. Must be ft- g and reliable. Pftone (905) 891 - VW t>7_, REGISTER now for Durham Col- lege Continuous Learning causes. To regrow by phone usrrg Visa or ManorCard. cad 721.3000 orto6hee, 1-800 461- 3260. For more rnformaron or a tree course calendar. (905) 721- 3052.(1220941 ALASKA JOBS Eam lip to $30.000 in 3 moind lbfing salmon Also construction. cannery. of beide Ped moral FOR DAMEOIATE RESPONSE CALL 14044"13 EXT. KIM DRIVERS WANTED WITH AJAX TAXI DRIVERS LICENCE. CALL 427.1600 C611I0ISE SHIP JOBS Earn M$900 weekly, year round position, hiring mertfwomen. Free toornlboard, wig train. Cal 1-504346.4502 Ext CtDO EM $100% WEEKLY proostimig our mail at how Postage and stDpies paid for. You'd paid direct. For FREE dmk Sand SASE. to Maplewood Ma=P0 Box 30601, Oltfslwa Onlim L1 J ALB $13.20 per hour, full time people required position and perfor- mance based. most have good telephone skills. Full training provided. Contact 1.800.677- 2440 ask for Scott. (122194) TOP Dog - one in aIle time opportunity. T.L.C. Pet Nutrition. Home delivery distributors headed immediately. Cal( for free samples. Florence, 905- .404m17 or lam, 9054OZr374W A AfAll Is f1�1 AJAX HYDRO 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 direcuon 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 metering, 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 be an individual who has obtained an clectncal degree through 2-5 years of post -secondary study, and who has already demonstrated exceptional interpersonal skills and an ability to communicate orally and in writing with peers and with customers, through Supervisory expenence and direct customer contact. A self-dnven person, they will need only limited direction from the General Nianager to achieve their goals. If you feel you are this person, and would like to "show your stuff- in a bright, new and harmoniou, environment. pkase wnte in confidence by January 13. 1995 to: T.1"crstsiki Ajax Hydro 55 Taunton Road i.a_m Ajax, Ontario Lir 3N,'3 We appreciate the opportunity to mvew a'I esurries."wevei due to volume only those under consderatior sod be contacted We support Emp"inani Equay SERVICE ADVISOR Required by GM Dealership. Sucoessful candidate will have at least two years GM experience, be dependable and have excellent customer relations abilities. Apply to: MCHAEL BOYER PONTIAC BLJICK 7=5 KINGSTON RD. PICKERI NG, ONT. LiV sA9 PH- t3=-2693 i Borefia Co-operative Horses Pat Perry Requires a full time Commurliry Co-ordinator, knowledge of the Co-operative Corporations Act. Ministry o1 Housing Policy, WP 5.1 reglxed. Experience woftlg with vol rilim necessary. Same evenings involved. Forward restore with references by Dec. 18 W. 10 BoreGa Cres. Port Perry, Ontario L9L 1H4 or tax 9055-985.0423 No phone cal please. LIFE am apporkini y - own up to $1000 per week in you spare time. YMolssale saribuor look- ing ler 1 or 2 dealers to can an rntail Miablislrrrltt. lip 41& 639-9393. (121694) SO jobs in one - Property SuperintenKdeml We need wW- mlotNaled suponmendefrs who know that the bottom late is the only thing that matters. If you are honest, hard working, have mechanical aptitude. can'ser a person on renting and are competent. then we warn ytwll From us you soil receive field - leading Cor ponsation including excellent salary. We pay the most and expect moral Capital Property Management, send resume to John, fax (416) 441- 2625.(122394) CARPET Cleaners required fuW part time. Must haw dsprd- able velmide and be bondable. Cap got interview, 721.9413. f12mo CO PWS COMPACT DISC WAREHOUSE Is looking for bright, enthusiastic full time employees. Permanent positions available NOW. Please send resume to: Peter Roks, 1050 Brod[ Rd., Unit •1, Pickering, Ont. L 1 W 3x4, or apply in person. (Mature applicants wekx)me) NEEDED kmsdaWy - 6 hard workup men or woman. posi- tlnns awilable in adyertisngi Customer relates. Slow per t110m11 salary . bonuses. Own transportation required, must haw strrlrg social skills. Can 721-9411 for interview. RMeren Cos and resume required. $2003500 WEEKLY Assemble products at home. Easy! No Selling. You're paid direct. Fully guaranteed. No experience necessary. Cal 1-504-641-7778 Ext. 100.24 hrs. CLEANERS WANTED for weekends and evenings. Must have transportation, be reliable, trustworthy. Expenenoed an asset. Call(905)683-9646 5-8 p.m. BOOKKEEPER/ADMINISTRATOR Required immediately for manufacturing company next to Pickering GO Station. Responsible for maintaining complete set of books on computerized accounting system including order entry, accounts receivables/collections, accounts payable and payroll. EXPERIENCE A MUST! Knowledge of 'BUSINESS VISION' accounting software and Lotus 1-2-3 an asset but not required. Please fax resume to: 905-420-9136 NRS Acheivers Real Estate Ltd Part time real estate swetary, experience pMerreO. to0od typing and phone skins. Call Jenny. 905.831-7677. (122294) IF you are single or a single Parent or separated or divorced with three years work experermcs, you may quality for financial assistance or I you are MW 4S and have recently been told CC. you may quality for train - ng assistance. DIP/CERT.. Lotus, Wordperfect. D -Base. Word, Accpac. Bedford. Autocad- Ventura P", or. Harvard, Corel, Computer Programming and Systems Analyst. Cobol. Pascal and C. Photoshop. Quark Express and Illustrator. Durham Business Computer College. 427.3010. (TF) PAYROLL Clerk small Oshawa company requwes payroll Clerk during 6 months matermay leave. From mrd Jan -Md Aug. 1995. Some accounting and computer skins would be an asset. Qualified appi¢nts w Linda from 1 p m -5 p.m. at 725 - OVA or fax resume to 725.1857. � OFFICE Furniture Sales - we to - quire a mature individual with a Wrong work ethic who posses - see good verbal and written oom un cadon skils. This per- son should be an intelligent. logical thirltuer, seg confront. 9"-(Oiam. organized and win Woven swing skits. A person with a dpree in ma*&Wg, busi- ness or design would be a pMsrred carwioade. Owning a car and knowing tha Greater Toronto area is mandatory. Knowledge of the Toknion product is an asset. Send resume, in confidence, with rwku wagon exPeaations to: Fill 89424, fulwrs Advertiser. 130 Commercial ial Ave.. Ajax. OnL LiS 2H5 (121694) TRENTW Bta Lines requite, aAClassW 'A Mechanic, pointer dissol endorsoment. Ap- plications available at 990 Stevenson Rd. S. Oshawa or Cap 432-2630. (122294) EXPERIENCED dental assistant. HARP conatied for Ajax opine. 66&7052 (122194) CERTIFIED Dental Assistant re- quired full time for a general practice in Pickering. Please Can Diana at 905-509.2290. DENTAL Assistant - must to certified for busy Pickering office. Can 939.4486. (010395) 1 ee RREwOOD for sale - cut and ttpta and delivered. Priced ti68 two cad. Call berry 261-5455. 1t21ep17 - - - Day •1Wattled: NANNY HOUSEKEEPER ,ve out, experienced. energeUC. legal, non smoker FLuent in English, references, cm. To Stan .n early Jan. for 7,42 year 0105. Ayax, evw.ngs. (905) 427.5573. (12189[1 NANNY required for busy househo d. live ,n or out. 3 children. ages 4 (JK). 2 years and 8 months References requaed. CAN after 5.30 p.m. 427-2719 (12 t nqn DAYCARE avaxao,e n m'y nor. smoking home 1 1 2 year old to 3 years old. WastneytHarwoo0 and 401 area Please call 427- 9256. (121694) CHILDCARE available in my Pickering home by quabfwd E.C.E teacher. Starting in January 1995. Krosno/Bayly area. Call Linda at (SIM) 420- 9041.(122694) FIREWOOD CENTRE 4'x$'xl2- $60.00 4487x 16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705.277-3381 EveningsFrits � lit 4nx/2"tfir 4mlrsar• T r•le•bow�ybtlltR/ dmbg Days 906.427-17311 1 Articles • le CARPETS - lots of carpet, 100% nylon, new stain release carpets on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price includes carpet, premium pad, expert installation, last delivery. free estimates (30 yards). Norman. 686-2314. (TF) AJAX P,dkermg Appliances no reasonable offer refused, fully guaranteed. Recond l oned appliances. Come make us a deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) ROYAL Albert Mountain Rose Pattern 5 pce setting for 8 people . extra pieces. Open stack, never used Cost was 52000. asking $800. Call evenings. 7.10 p.m. 905-723- 8771 (122294) KING size bedspread. includes bed skirt, canopy top and side drapes. Excellent condition. (905) 427-1822. (TF) 496 SX25. Compaq Computer. SVGA monitor. printer. 16 big SB sound card speakers $800 Sony single disc CD player, $100 "1 42&3556. (1222941 CARPET 8rore, 100% Nylon, thick. pi,.sn, s'ain resistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $329. ante includes 30 sq.yos carpet. d"xe pad and nsialtation n your home. Fres quotation in your home. No irtMest. no pay- ^»nts for one full year until Dec. -995. Dann. 1-800-217-0104. PIANOS'GRANDFATHER Cocks - Durnar- s argest selec- :on - New aro used pianos. Not cries Rient to own. apt, sr --e. upright, grand. d,g,tal. keyboards CLOCKS - (Free d"wry and eel upi. Tremendous savmgst Tokw Piano Works. 433-1491 (TF) COMPUTER 48&DX2-66, S 1, 4- aro 3 12- drives. CD Ram, DB speed, colour printer, colour monitor, $2200. Call 434-S700.4122294) COFFEE and one Ono table. $' S Wood 00100 and one end taoie. WO Two r-41ble top end tables w.sculputred brass pedestals. $300 Berge couch, carr and owes". $350 Couch and chair, $575 Couch and chair, Ward new. $1200. Waterbed frame (Cut io ht queen size box and mattress. $350 5 pce. cherry bedroom suite. $375 Two spring bed frames. $30 each. Large chrome and glue kitchen table. $125 Chm. ry dining taf,re and chaos. 5475. Oak bow front china Cabinet. $575 Two trop model colour T V. S. $200275. 30- gold stove. $150 30- whse stow. $150. in. gls 12 cv.h. fridge, $375. Nearly new dryer. $225. Office furniture. $25-225. 2 R C. car hand controllers, 7 cu.ft. freezer. $150, o.b.o. 436.3904. (121694) OAKNINE FURNITURE - Why pay retail pricesli One of Ontario's oldest and largest mmanutacturers is now soft direct a tete public. Eq. look (xadsMd table wile ar tial and 4 Wktdso► r' * . $700 - r O@k double Podestd dw oaL and • chairs. $1429. Cannonbas beds, SM. Over 20 stain tdoices - as solid. no voneus - Tradltiony Woodworking. 905-995-9774. (T') ANTIOUES - atm of tit50. Two pressbu* chairs. $75.O k wa"WA4 SM ova am" 905 ' table. $160. Dresser. Us. Swing mirror dresser. $245. Oak drop AFPLE1N000 -bum rte bast led table, $280- Duncan Phyb flee dsWwy. SMIS" facie cold table, $325. Trunk. $45. oar or $200/bush cord. Fair ab' Ironingboerd. $4S. measure. TWIN BRAND Ao 011 Ckbs Kneehole desk ORCHARDS, Newcastle, 1-905- $95. CAN 430-2650. (12WIM) 967-4563. (TF) UNIQUE Christmas Gas and FIREWOOD - secolei quallity Collectibles - wash stands, hardwood guaranteed. Extra blank boxes. dressers. desk byg yM fully semnod. Cu rocking chairs. wooden alaks, and MAL Hotwq msawremsm. mor cookware. mahogany Free delivery. Kozy Heat dining room suite, bedroom Firewood, (905) 753-2246. w't". sofa bods. Now Ile Fur. (123194) niure Store located in Brodtrn BROOKLIN Firewood on Hwy 812. Opera weekends, (905) 655.3536. (122794) seasoned firewood, tape cords RENOVATION Sam - and bush coeds. bags of Iun• ca►pMM ding available. FREE delimy. bathroom. slab doors. various Pick UP on Sat. and Sun. (905) azes, storm doors. hot water 655.8797. (012995) tank. Fridgc stove. washers, dryers, door handles. Kochen 1 s,rik and many other none. 571- !N!1- leave message. (122094) ICE FISHING now open. Stock - TOSHIBA Stereo System cud ed with rairmbow, and speckled uzS- excesrq condition. CoHoot. Hua available. Port Perry Plea with amplifier. tuner, tumrt► south on Shirley lid. For further table. cassette and matching information of reservation. call stand. Beautiful wood speakers. 963.3364. (122094) $350 awrpl" 0. 6.0' c4u (905) PIANOprig - uht Newton, good 937-1492. (121494) condition, $650. Call 721.9096. GUN SHOW Sun., Dec. 1$, 8 a.m.-noon. PICKERING CIVIC COMPLEX on VWW Farm fie. west of Brock Rd just south of i2. Phone: 905.689.8181. CARPET your home at discount prices. 100% nylon, stain resistant, price Includes carpet. pad and expert installation. Call Nick at (905) 430.6551. FOR Sale - one of a kindl 3 pce. sectional, $200. 12- black and white RCA TV. 340. 4 if. while wire bird cage. $40. Cal Joyce. 436-2631.(122394) COMPUTER For Student or home - 386-5OMeg HDU. mouse. 4Meg Mem , DOS 5. VGA monitor. $625. 286.4OMeg HOU. 'Meg Mem.. Mono Monitor, DOS5. $425. XT $175 DOS with windows. $50. Lotus 1,2.3 with Word Perfect and Graphics package. $125. 24 -Pin Printer. $125. Richard. (905) 831-9833.(122894) STILL paying cable 0,115 What have you got to show for n? Own your own salable system for as little as $50 monthly. Up to 200 channels to choose from Have a very Merry Christmas. T J. Satellne. 432-7565. (122794; COMPUTERS - new 486s trim $999 Lap tops from $475. Lots of 286's from $350 CD Muhl media Packages with 19165 in- ciudng installations from $299 Computer Clearance Centre. 161 King St. E. Bowmanvdie. 697-3059 everything guaranteed. (0 11595) FRESH Ontario Farm Venison. government inspected, $150 side. $250 whole. 905655.4753 (Leave message) ('21694, Articles �230 Wanted Used Skates b Ski's wanted. Rebound Sports. We PAY CASH. (905)683-3476 WANTED oil ono antique furniture. anything old. Scertdc instruments• china, silver. advertising, sporting, toys. Cecoys, dot%. milk cones. co- l6cto s or estates Can Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655 8049. Brookin. (TF) OLD and good camel gold. sterling, optical instrument- yeweliery, waicnes, bid china aria pass. antigue furniture. Can 432-1678.(122094) CALL CLASSIFIED 576-9335 W all ILLUSTRATION, cartoling. Mc design advertising. Business or personal. Reasonsbe raise. Also Inson ?2&7066 (TF� rmM (906) CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and dean processional work guaranteed. Q Construction Ltd. lttr esteriW and Intaidw onium bars and emwo s. nteed Irnsured. workmanship Gary M 1. (h) r;e11r 819 THE NE11tt'S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEIIIBER 16,1"4 -PAGE 19 -- 1 LeBaron GTS. 4 door AJAX - r' an specious base- PICKERING - one bedroom BRAND new large one bedroom Experience the thrill of choosing and cutting your mart• auto, Pa., pb-. air, low ment apartment, large basement apartment. 2 basement apartment. NW own Christmas tree. Heinz and Ilse Blum invite u rrt�' good clean running car. Wing oonvdinirig• wood burning appliances, shared laundry, Oshawa. utltfes. parking, cable. toe iD Hurry on the arms. 32196 der stove. Lots d storage, shared xplore the great selection of -colch pine and tilled firm. Call 4279722 laundry, fridill"ove, panking for spruce trees. There will be hot chocolate served anytime• Russ. Bp Town Sales one. No pets, first/last, free for the whole family. Crafts also for sale. Open 7 days a week Indoors references. $750 inclusive. Tobogganing for children, weather permitting (bring 1o.Me.c Available immediately. (9os) two 619-1792. (121894) your own toboggan or use ours). Farm location: 8 V6, auto, Ps., Pb, pw. air. OSHAWA - one and two km E. of Uxbridge on 91h Line of Scugog. Open cruise, low miles. Good running bedroom, bachelor, central Daily. Trees from 3 12 ft. tall, price $15 $25. From car, $2395 certified. Call 427- location, fridge, stave. Carpet. 0 awa/Whitby, N. on Hwy. 12 to 9th Line of 9722 anytime Rdays sa w immediate possession.Shop - I t fn ) 4 ping plaza bus stop. aixldry. RETIRING? Looking for a quiet spacious two bedroom apartment. Close to downtown and shopping Centre. Available immediately. 433-0438 near shopping. 401, public laundry. $575 monthly Excel- transil. Utilities included, sun lent references required. 576- aingb working person. No pets. 7207 (122094) Iirsulast, references. 3575. Cal THREE bedroom n bungalow, (905) 420-9171. (121494) utlefes i�uded, $800 monthly OSHAWA Central, charming Rnson/401 area References and very clean one bedroom required, fill available apanrrent . loft. Bright kitchen anytime. Phone 263-2535 after w/stove, fridge, separate 5 p.m. (122094) entrance, laundry room, cla.. AVAILABLE Feb, t. Beautdul pets welcome. $595 monthly Own all Free estimates, senior& U WBS km 10 farrll. From 'r'd°o's. (1Y22Wt Phone ?25-2642 after 5 p.m. One Oedroom gaserhsrlt Ajax/Pickering, N. on . 1114. odge 600. 2 dr., (122%4) DUrha�n Rd. 23 to 9th ' rte'- s automatic. good running car CENTRAL Whitby -bachelor but needs some work. Best basement alpartrnent, spacious, Line OF Scugog, turn offer takes Asking $595 as dean and bright, furrtished/ east 4 km. 905-852-5227. s. Cal 434 7%8 anytime unfurnished, air, own kitchen LEASE to own vehicles. 1960- and 4 pce. bath, laundry 1965. $345 down, no interest, no facilities• separate entrance. CHRISTMAS TREES credit checks. 686.7426 (TF; parking, quiet person. Non SANTA buys nus sleds from Car. smoker, no pets. f500 all inclusive. Frstilast. 666-2149. acre COunh'y Sohn tear Auto Centre 155 K n St inclusive. 420-2220. (121694) can OSHAWA - two bedroom rt- meet with private i intra..4Poentrance spa and yard. 4 appkarmces. a pica men? in bungalow. separate bath all utilities and cable. Only entrance. 4 pce. bath, laundry, $650 monthy Call 725-8769 $650 utiHies included. First/Last required. Telephone 434-2737. Houses (122094) _ 410 r Rent BACHELOR Basement • Attain- ment in quiet neighbourhood near King/Ritson. Separate AJAX - overlooking lake. entrance ark n t d d detached 2 bedroom 1 1,2 g 9 (121694) . p i g. n no an y 1 W., at Midtown Mall. Oshawa Fresh Cut 6' - 9' Fine pre -owned cert tied COURTICE - one bedroom vehicles at the best prices in basement apartment, separate Pine & Spruce town 1969 Taurus. 6 cyknder, entrance. parking, kitchen. Q` �O � auto, air. cruise. nice driver. aDPtianoes. 3 pce. bath, $650 in- `Ir'1 "`TTYYYTII 55995 1988 Sable LS. 6 eludes utilities. Available Jan t cylinder, auto loaded $5995 432-3618 leave message. IT. Rossland Rd. just cast of 1990 Lumina (2) 6 cy'�^der. OSHAWA - Centre Noun - 2nd urch N. of Picketing Village auto, air, Oh, cruise. $7995 '989 and 3rd floors of house. 3 �7-2399 GMC Safari 7 passenger vac. 6 bedrooms +. full bathroom, cylinder auto. ioadec 58995 kitchen, parking and utilities 1909 Ford Aeros:ar and Gm Utilities in I- :.assenger. XLT, 6 cylinder, inc'uded Lease 3800 per 'Garage/Yard , ' a, o, loader. 57595 5 picker, month. Call 728-5040 before 7 Sales 25•.ciis. 1967-'992 s:arnng ,1- p.m. (122094) s: i95 aes! wishes of a s 'e ONE bedroom apartment in a•d namy'•o�Ca,, s•rasc- , clean quiet home. private Antiques cillectibles Yard Sale 2c86. Cr,,,- entrance. 5525 monthly. Single orsupancy preferred. Call 721 Sat. Dec. 17, 10.am 453 Kingston Rd. E Ajax . . i - A45 (121694) Rockwell, COpper.set of 1920 g asses. coa..o,i Limp.KOR PICKERING unusual layout, electric dnlls. 1 4 8 1.7 tubs. grinders. table saw. storage wj, 'arge two bedroom base. nt rrlent ! r Iu1Ch stove. $450 + hydro Jan 1 baths. livmgroom + fireplace. 430.0908. (122094) dinette. kncnen, fridge/stove. HARWOOD/GAYLY .two den, broadloomed, air con., garage, excellent condition. bedroom condo. $860 per, momh $1039 . uNrles. Firstilast. Feb. including park rg and utilities 1 8393153 (122094: Available Jan. 1 Phone 427- 8791 before 9 P.m. (111694) WHTBY 4 bedroom executive home Pius der. ciwel court. OSHAWA wo bedroom apan 2850 sq.h. Large fenced yard. Monts ava;ao'.e at 900 and 888 separate dining room, $1450 + Glen St. Close to schools, shop- utdmes Call Lynne Papizzo c 428-9766. (121594) � rsL1aat months rent required. Cal 728-4993 (010695) DIXIE HWY +2 - upper three OSHAWA w o bedroom bed oo- •epiace. w/o to deck. apartment. clean and bright bed,o$100,Fries. iowe• dna 9 bedrbpm, pr^vale. pariur'g. $70G Quiet building, utilities• Darking - urnties Cas Harry '4161 283- nUuded Laundry facilities. 7393 or Jennifer (416) 283 good loca:ol available Jan 1 6570 (122694) $650 683-6778 1122094: --- - LIVE cc�rrry oeautitu! WHITBY Braili St S.!urnisned set' ^g. Nor'^ Oshawa 3 bacneor .n 4 pie■ Walk 'o Go. i n eosin 6a -i on. bedroom house. N:rg room an -0 box w ^'cave 8 more. I duh, grey broadlomo, dne Go. 3800 inclusive. Call 416- Arts, ,HN A -3765,022094, f / f PICKERING spac.ous one -Bedroom rTt basemeapar'ment. eery cl•na. CI05• to shopping. ROTTWEILER Puppies. fan JO and lake Separate docked. dew, clarv6C •emove0. entrance. parking, laundry, 'rsl shot and tlewor"led. Molhl - $490. - 1/3 utilities. Available can to seer 9C5436-2173 or ar . 839.4689. (1222%) 90"04 5-11^1 aundry. balcony, Dark.;, for d r ri roch• , 1,2 oarhsr one, garden view, lean $550 pane's' fancily room. • rao4ace rckrsive 905-5C9 238 or 916- and garage Avauabie .an 284-'618. (0 100595) Call 7259991 ;'22894. AJAX r 'wo bedroorr basernerT NO :own apartment. +vash•r. dryer. an payment° Good y CeCn� Ci00d )00) `rOu Can buy appliances. arge yard. prvate tor the price of rem. wn," aces entrance. quiet none $650 and rates aro clow Cal Doug monthly . 45% nutes. A.a.i or Brent Community Fnanaai. able .an. 1. Call 905-686 6642. 666-6805 (-;t) BLOOR.SIMCOE - 'ar • two AJAX Oxford Towers - SpaaOus 9 AJAX '-roe w,crom douse. •�• i v bedroom in 46 unit building, fenced Fu1TVturedaaessories. •. al"a"Ments.quietbuildng.doee OSHAWA ohmContre St., storage. ;sundry. parking, wait ba:n. asr^drya aysn•n�4 o shopping, 401 and Go. Pod. or" bec•oom apartment from managed Cfos• 10 stor•s.to s socia• case fs41101. f'OOc Der 'T00 CUe for teGds- ' ' • �31' • sauna• 1, 2 and 3 bedroorns. $645 rbrrrny, utilities, nckm0•d. from 3675 inclusive. Go direct To .(gm)831-1536 an. and Feb. 1. Cal 683-8571 Go direct w super, at fl 70 123 Boor St. W or call cooed -Wt. incudes -1,hI es Fre 1999 Honda Civic Cx d8 occ 1940 Chill 34 ton, •ulorriiiel -^N 7.30 P_m (123094) Lloyd St.. or cal 905404 9604 905571-4289 (TF) last. Available x • Call 432 Kms . 5 speed. 3 door 350 high Wornwmceengiree. SIMCOE,MILL area. One after 6p -m.(121594) 3618 (12209'4• hatchback, 55900 o.D.o. CaN Aust -s••N. etc. 32500 car- bedhAJAX •modern one bedroom LAKE RIDGEROSSIJIND Computer. Deter. 434.7564 ;122BW; Briedorf2000••i•.o.b.o.r2i too^nSW rcleart20*use WHITBY - spacious two oasemeht apartment. a.c. ire -a oc• 3 ^..y 2361. (12221M) +sVlas4 bedroom. arge lichen, nese paA,.,ceramics. separate •^"rank•. �r�r.1 , • 2 owns. SWC Der Video, 1999 Mustang Conventicle. 4 available, Feb. 1. Cal after 4 _ Cylinder, lily loaded with ertras. FSOO '. ow -r„c,k, vulCan Nt, two p.rrt 430-211 9. (12119x) CiO '. t- $795 rictkriive. Cal Darkvlg, ava+lable Jan 1. $550 month nciva•s neat. hyo•o COMPUTER _C oalctr 386 80.000 (41616995287. (t22t94) vtckisve Call 9tJS6863yJ1 f1rv1' keine. 38900 a will for capacity. •acerient work ng RENT To Own � largetwo - -_. -- ---- - -- Basrrwnt Jsed for ok.srws SX2C. 4 Ram. 250 H.O. with Trade for ..EEP vJ '989 o• condition f'700 and •978 -AJAX - Hermitage area, one AVAILABLE r Oshawa& who- Sorry. no dogs 4270403 o• SVGA cotorr monitors. 3899 newer t3a-5780. ('22294. cling^ SD ""e ••ice ant bedroom basement apartrwlt. txedroom oas•rm•nt aparInnent, by apar.•ie,y bu40ng, spaaous 905852399C "22094 386 SL.25 Notebooks -Now' 4 Picketing bungalow P,vat• clean, iutcrw . separate carpeud newly painted Ayr. OonOtor, new •oC f •900 Call ier9• Ram. 120 HD.. Co Drocessor 1999 Chrysler CAravNe, a door. 7256006 ,2r Perka+g, fenced yard. schools. entrance. Irepuo•. detlk. $675 mens worn oaicory. dose to bis. LANDLORDS as: c a^ce Pointing Device. 31099. 4a6SX, one wwr. &LmcmMw- pis. Pb. Shopping, 3695 incltx+v. Avail- inctusve Immedlatey '9CS shopping All Jtanies rtckid•d. capira gars exemptor rt ya radio. Good condtton. 32990 oro,• from Det. t6. (905) 839- v ow^ any cipher 'ea, estate t0 Ram. 100 6 u0 HD. SVGA 427-Ca28 1122094: FrUlattl required N00013 One Zvs,cos the home you ave n) colour monitors, from 3999 Phone 427.8333 after 5 p T 'Snowmobiles'„8:54 or416-264939'. (121694: b•droorm- 3625 Twp toedroorm, g Double speed CO Rims and (TF) _ e PICKERING Wstanore DOWNTOWN Whitby 'r srrmal bed Ce 430-0134 F is terns To er a *-Oro! op,nor sound card. 3250. Omer coin- -- -- - - ---- - apartment tx,�icirg- arge one l of value ready 'or tax !Me puters available ''om 3299 Cal 19117 Celebrity 4 door 4 D Okanoma, busy on• bedroom, bedroom 3625 •veytn n9 AJAX newly deccra:eo ori Reduce taxabw gens or e 905-a2C-2081 Cylrtd•r, silo, nigh kms. ftaOC 19w ours tidy C.assc SOC ca.. cv. cable- panung. shared included. Ava:�Iable Jan. 1 tutus Special price :o :n• end anti camft studs and ower, becroom baser -ort apartment. 0 hoed as rs Cali 136 06'6 3640C Ca 905 985 4c49 uuhory. Female pMer•ed, $600 Ly,nay facilities. parking, Wee self contaneC. 0,,vale entrance. Of 1993 Asx 'or Lillian Noir. �' •• 122094) ,Clusfve Ava lao a to at a, -farcies c,nt'ast�ws- ,open Firs?,lasi Remax S,.m--•. 668-3800 19115 Ford T rnrriediatety. Call 639.694' Ygwed 5650 Boarding'•air us 4 Door , " •. 4 6694009 '22'94; monthly Call ;9C 427-2599 (122094' e:.t0. pis pilo ire krJiS•. M1T S.AJAX two DeU'oom cordo. AJAX 3 nee, 00m: „piper low of stereo casset e. snow•oom - VACANCIES! Cau the one stop ACROSS tion GM ?anL two SHEPPARD D os Js! w condition On 51895 cemted Els -ergo ,x'. t. Sg'S D•r Lac coin aaar;me-; fully so-Darkas s;o yi�sc*wvsaves Only •^tor: s^oD ror a BETTER ,or Cr•is'-^ss Select yours now. firm Ca 427 9722 anytime AJAX one bedroom basement selection. D-RHAM HOME mpntn. 5 app.ances. cerra air •vnovateb. sapiens!• wtranw. - �. *,I •,old for Christmas Firs' Russ. ODs'• 7 days wee, aparmen. $55C mornry a -a.. RENTERS. (905! 126-•2711 min pu:s J1'Ytles. 2 ;ar parking, no •„dqe. stove. no De1s f5t3C . -au^cry, •acd•es % De•:. 'ra- doe ear • crsuest. no pill pets. eferer•ees. Call Karen. as, Axa at) a rnmsaata y Irv - slot $200 Ca after 5 pm ,h000's S n -ow^ Sa as mal tee LA%ZC_ORO'S AD 1 'es Firsblast. Ca KS: fgA pr'y Cal 427'292 wor:li '25-5, 3 X122094• 112.694 Dole 3'-e• 6, 42' 0849 VERTISEFRE_ -F) Bt4950C '2'694 -64 6667 1 2189 G ' v ll O - + ' ' se H. S. CARPENTRY Kitchen - Bath • General repair • Renovations; 25 years experience Licensed carpenter Horn 1-905432.2770 S a B Giving SdW 10 lessons $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-up d drop oil 287-3060 7 days"A CARPET kWalatio o - 25 yeaes experience. resiretching, our speciYty. Free eschew D i N �Dunncan. 987.1790 or 987.1800. CARPET and vinyl hoorury installations, repairs very ruasonatle. Resuelchas from $35. Irlflalalon Irani $2.50 sq. y0 Please can 41t•756e FAX US YOUR AD 579-2235 BUDGET How Wpownerills; Pllrllbit� Elfldreat, Dryw& 15yo 1;1 if wFree Estimates. Mario (905) 619.4663 THE TiLE MAN Your Picliving �� Ceramic ole A Marble A Glass block 905 $39-2757 bbein OaaapplMssl. . �dricel. We're Rice people to deal with Wofkmansho wArArAnd COMPLETE carpentry Specializing in renovations. basements, trim, crown moukfing, doors and windows. 15 years experience, tree estimates. Can Derex. 728. 6692.(122294) M • M Construction . carpentry, roofing, electrical, plumbing, drillwaSnow . plowing. a specialty. ARE you havrtg pfobbrfa fi nd- Snow plowing, residental/ commara9l. 107E discount or Ing time b dean your harts. For free snowplowing. Call 427- professional cleaning, call 4234 for details. Member of Helen's Hoer Sentiow loday BBB. (122304) 427-1041.(l ME MPFX*91fM �C� 19IIcel,hmdom __ . .odIIN1� lfasoiteblralles. Fme elf 6"1@ . "a Craft Mn Barrales homes, oetoes apt , etc. Piano Packing=lw 22&ggil 431 TARS Painting & Decor Inlerlor & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast clean reliable servioe. C i R Maintenance Systems AJAX Moving Systems - Tuff slelmsbudd restdsntial, corrrmeraat g services. moves, appliance and piano speeialsts. Ila' rare W Party Marltenwoff- Electrical, plumb- hour) nonny. We now have neared -a - i or general r it 9 needs ng af16 repairs. storage ince. Now offering free repairi g or replacing. cal for boxes with move, Park and load free estimates. Vora accepted special• slanting a1 $99 and up. (905) 88&3300. (TF) MAGICIAN, clown friends, ready to entertain for any age, any Cal for information. 725-0005 or occasion. Birthdays. 427-0005 (TF) promotions, openings, • • HARRY•O•THE-MOVtR4 lundraaers. Magic shows are funs Lenuce help. 8397057 l r • : mow big Of smalL we price 7284L-01.(TF) Own all Free estimates, senior& I sfrort houps moves. RABBIT wants work doing Pianos moved. Comparable magic for children's panes and OCIIALSKI Moving - houses, rates. Cal 432-2650. (TF) all occasions. Have my own apartments. offices, app, ancesYEN with large truck will do magician. Call Ernie. 6681932. and piano specialists. Free household mows, resdertnal, wardrobe set". licensed. oo mwciaL AN types of mows. CALL CLASSIFIED insured. Free estimates. Call Cal Carl a Jane. 427.2958. 5715-9=436.7795.(TF) ITF1 PAGE 2o_THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16.1"4 .,.i.raca rw rem in R@ ^I" RENT on Canadian dollars, beat Pickering area. 3.4 behoor n . the exchange. Port Chadotle - Starting at $1000 monthly . new two bedroom home, 3 utilities. Call Valerie Pilgrim, baths, furnished, air con., Remix First Realty Ltd.. 831 screened and heated pool off 3300 (121894) lanai. available Christmas 94- RENT/OWN - 4 bedrooms Jan. 95. Photos and rales. (905) 576-3246.(122294) ciou6 end unit in NE Oshawa. Patio. economic gas heat. Total newer broadloom, and new GORGEOUS three bedroom flooring in kitchen and bath, condo, dose to famous Clear freshly decorated, includes Water Beach, pool. jacuzzi. ensuite. garage, drapes. BBO, private yard. available appliances. 6925 reel. $1200 now -May 1995 For information Own. vendor will assist with and to view photos. 686.9846 or financing or consider rent to 579-3788. (TF) own. 436-6454. (121694) CLEARWATER fully furnished SOUTH Oshawa - available Feb. mobile homes. clubhouse. 1 Three bedrooms. spotless, heated pools. hot tubs, tennis. top floor of duplex. 4 appliances, just 20 minutes to beaches. NHL fenced yard, parking, close to all Hooey. Blue Jay baseball, dog amenities. $775 monthly . and noise tracks. Children hydro. 725-0656. 1122094) welcome. Less than motel. 683- Companions ,675 5503 (010695) BOWMANVILLE - wanted responsible couple or single per' • son to rent a cute newly ' Sale renovated 2 bedroom bungalow • r fronting Lake Ont. References •. required. F rsi,last. Available OPEN House Sat and Sur, • 4 now (905) 839-5746. (122194) p.m 69 Loscomoe Dr . i420• • Bowmanvdle. $129.000 4 AJAX newer detached 2 bedrooms 2 baths. fireplace. storey. 3 bedroom. 2 12 baths, pone floors. large fenced yard fireplace, family neighbourhood. with play centre Great $1095.. utilities Available Jan ne!ghbourhood, wordertui 1. Call (905) 686-7302 aper 6 schools. 623.2376. (121694) p.m. (122094) _ PICKERING perfect new 3 WHO says you cannot afford to bedroom 3 ball, detached back. buy a house. 3 bedroom air. w.o, huge deck on pool townhouse carnes for $460 sizes lot. Fnep;ace, ceram►cs. monthly (P&I) 3 bedroom bun- asking 5204.900 Call (905) 83,. galow tames for S'8,^ (Pala • 3595. 1011995'• more Call Mark Stapley Re•-1ax PRIVATE Sate - Oshawa N W . 94 Accord. 576.3111 /1222, Three bedrooms. 3 oaths. STILL Rentxhg" North Oshawa. finished roc room. once. dose (TF) $75.000. Three bedroom. to schools and shopping. Targe ments ltd (TF) finished roc room, workshop. tended yard. $154.900 Call 434 • 'Personals hardwood floors, walkout to 1844 022396) PANES CHARGE UPFRONT Patio. economic gas heat. Total OSHAWA 2.1 bedroom h0w'' FI cost to own . $795,monthl y. bungalow, rots of upgrades. SINGLE w^ •n a e 34 y .a•, Phone (905, 723-5281 Peter Detached homed garage, good rveandactive _ ld NOW. Sales Rep Guide Really. location. close to shopang,401. , >T attractive non sm+k :not female for long term (122996; x 36.000 Call (905) 723-7651 relationship. Please reply to File Housing -21894' 87084, Oshawa This Wee%. 1415 Wanted ROSEGARDEN 3 betl•oom. P O Box 481. Oshawa. Or•' "..stoma oak k,ichei high of L1H 71.5. (121694' MATURE -c- <— . __ .. •. tency gas ''mnace. ceramc evemngs. (TF) s,onaamed couple ,ovi.ng -or flooring, central air, finished Companions ,675 dean 3 bedroom nom* Win baser•ert. S'66 50C Cal' 1905) transfer to A)ax Whrtby area n 571-0668 '' 22^94 late Feb, or early March f ID •.. 1w `.i. ._ References avaiiabie Cal; 1. '22094 •. aur pamper rnrougn a datxhy 705-721-8489 >.•rviM, Got invaluable free m- i420• • •;irrr ion on The industry arta -'ARTNER SEARCH Sincere. s40NEv=•x»^s� •-C-So dal:ors. Croc,, ^'3 press'-•. soect your own mangerrents. personalantes, low dos: Cax anowne. 683-2414 2'694 NORTH ;;s-awa "'gam lanning. crods repair Fq E stove. m tow^hoses. tridq 2 stow. Dryer rdencie 1 2 bags. garage. tended yard LONSULTATIONS Ontario Credit Counsellors �Osnawa- .0).433-1425 (TF1 1 Comhmhon pout and sauna and SORROW $•0.000 trey as i,nr piayrground. Walk to schools. as S' • C pe' trent" o a - Cao availab+eMal t. "1436-33" Jerry, 668.7200 Free (TF) consultations Anubis ;nvest. CAPITAL Ptopemes wouic like ments ltd (TF) to opw y«; the best •n Oshawa OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT kvwV sPec'Ous two amp three GUARANTEED. SORE Cow bedroom towrhdmrs Starting N PANES CHARGE UPFRONT 3700 Call As-ey 404.2067 FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS h0w'' FI SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN. Rooms! VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY 4 ' BEFORE SIGNING ANN, • Rent CONTRACTS. ''= VERY clear arc 0u'et cool^. ex INC celisnl tlowntow^. Oshawa to1 • • • location Batt a,c ,actho , non ff*hoker prefMretl $eC ween y smoker without dependants. Pteas• tali Br,ar 576 .'635 LOST Wegnt .,,,,. G•w1 (122394) break T^ 0,.gh r .ipso 1 lye lost Over 20 OSi1AWA 'urnaned ba— RA RA anC 3'. and made ",We lean m apar•,e"t. x'17 weeny and a $•..000 in 3 months from clean quiet fumahod room+ with hor-her Free Gin Offer. Call row. it's own fridge. stove ora 1800-331.3241 ,'F) parking SW weekly 576-6769 MOTHERS Dream' Stay hoar (122996; Los: weight Gan Energy Make ALTONA'SHEPPARD large Morey " lost 20 lbs and make furnished room it clean quiet $9600 in 3 months Call ,-80(. adua norm for mature enployoo 56' 5216 (TF; persorvsu.oent Bus. parking. Calbis. shareseatrae kitchen, bath. $100 weekly. 509-2459' evemngs. (TF) LARGE bright room, second floor of house. new Pickering Town Centre. Ouoet mature person. $400 inclusive. 420- 1975 before 3 p.m. (122 194) ROOM for rent in residential house Great location now O.C. a Civic Dom@. Dishwasher. mecrowave, laundry. deck. SW WmWy. utilities included. Cas 571-5320.(122094) FURNISHED or unfurnished maswbedroom, 4 pce. ensuite includes 2 closets, cable in wge home. DixiWHwy 62. Suitable for working female. 420.8526. AJAX - room for rent in quiet adult home. use of kitchen, bathroom and laundry WIN Furnished, non smoker, $60 weekly. Call (905) 686-3201. FREE room and board for ma- ture female non smoker in ex- change for part time babysmng of 7 year old. Single mother weitorne. References. Call 905- 686-3130.(122894) Private It available for ners, reas rates cad PHYSIC SHERRY Specialist in Palm, Tarot Card, Crystal Ball and Egyptian Readings. 90%-98% accurate. Avaiable for House Parties. (905)427-3947 IT'S A GIRL! Bras.. 3ozs, born December 10. 1994, at 4:55pm. Matt and Anne are pleased to announce the birth of ESSICA E V E L Y SWRLEY HODGSON. A sister for Ma;:. Lauren, an Jake. Granddaughter t Shirley and Don Hodgson and Vivian and Mary Waller, g r e a t - granddaughter to Evelyn Thornton and Leonard Hodgson. I� ; Special thanks to Dr. Henderson and the ?�• nursing staff i at Ajax - Pickering Hospital. COURTICE - to share three SEEKING a fan slim Pipes or bedroom house. $550 monthly. Libra Goddess. 28-35, non single moms welcome Call Tony. 432-361 B. (122094) smoker without dependants. Passionate While Scorpio Mae, attractive and talented 6, 170 1 Ws.. I offer honesty, respect and • • • dedication and ask for the same Also enjoy dining. wine. music. BL00 MTSOW401 •800 sq.h. talks and nature. fitness. walks C-1 zoned. Carpeted. retail or of- Reply to File 09425. News fice space. Lots of paved Advertiser. 130 Comvnercoal parking, $575 gas. Call 433- Ave.. Ajax. Ont. LIS 2H5 8883 W 434-5555. ! 122NQ (121Ce4) . . .. . , Nitial�nnartnllla jioor. Eva and Barry wish to announce with much lore and pride the bwM of their first child, "DRAVEN". He was born on Nov. 11, 1994 and weighed 8 lbs. 5 oz. Very happy grandparents are Hartmut and Viv Westermann and Ted and Yvonne Majoor. Welcome Draven! NAPPY DAYS DIAPER SERVI(XIDIAPER DISCOUNT OUTLET Requires responsible, reli" custll w Serv" rep. Write to: 367 Finley Ave. Unk 85, Ajax, Ont. LIS 2E2 No phone inquiries IN MEMOlAXAM this Christmas remember your loved ones with a Christmas In Memoriam Tribute. TRIBUTESWILL BE PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1994 To ensure your tribute is included, call us by noon on Monday, December 19, 1994 Price is $41 + GST Call News Advertiser Classifieds 683-5110 alb u J a• DITTO I . I I =M Mg . 1 11:4 1ism i T 1P :� C�II:I:�aI WHAT THE ARE WE GONNA DO TONIGHT? Find out in Backbeat. It's been a long time coming but Durham's finally got it's own entertainment newspaper, where you can find out about all the things that matter. We also want to hear what you have to say. Spill your guts to us. Exercise your creative abilities. 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LIS 2115 Conbig to all the coolest places in the world on January 12,1994 Classification Index loos 600 Help Wanted I 4/S Careers 100 Career Trw" 105 GerwHelp 110 01-e Help . 120 Sales HeoApft 170 Shied Help 175 C—PAWIDau 140 Hospital Mwkaw Dwhl ISO Day Cam Wammd 160 Day CareArag" lib Empbymam Warmed 179 Breness 10 Busrrmss 160 LV1/7 400 MI= sales 40S marw Basret 200 Frevoo0 205 Fwa Market 210 Amines Fa Saw 220 prudes Warted 270 Barler Erdww 240 GaraOn(Yad Saws 250 Afss i Crass 260 Caep or video 270 Lost l Found 240 Pon SWPhes Bmwdng 290 3005 501 VeMcles Ajomp , r or Sak 700 AaAarrobde WartmO 706 Trull s For Saw 710 Truds Warted 31S Vass. t Wheel Dee 720 Tralers 770 AW Pans i Rapers 740 Auto leasing Rentals 750 Mdorryows 756 Snornw0+n 790 Maw 766 Rmcr.anon Vdeobs 770 Fares Epuiprners 775 Heaq Dt,!y E.•rNmu 760 Apar res" For Raul aro Apartm4m W "d 4os Houses For rPAN410 600 mm" Wahl 4/S Towdousms For Kers 420 Space For Rwm 40 Rooms For Rwrt 470 Roans Wahl 475 Roan & Board 440 wvdraeial Urals For RMI 445 Sl' n Acconnoda0om 450 t. _ -mm For Rus 455 Olhc• a ^_ a ipacm 460 :.aWWMSPr-- 46 Cartages For Rest 470 Caoages Wand 475 Flmwwrwtl LArng 400 Resorts 40S Fwnda Va Awe q0 lad For Rwd 406 •' •' •' 1lortes For sab 506 imp so Toe44wrnes sab 510 pN"' SIS Calot rF S Si D&AMpwt Well Sas FumFor sab 5m Lds Fr sob Sas Our 1610tPell" w 501 ` SalleFog Moue Mow» i Palft 5» �Twitw 5086 of 501 Pubk NWkn 600 Nalm 110 METHODIST SATURDAY, December 24 Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7 December 24 Christmas Eve CHRISTMAS EVE Ca w Celebration 11:00 a.m. Carols. Congregation Celebration, 11:00 p.m. Traditional Service thio on h s m Comlvalvorle 975 �lle�lOfll� e 7710 D" is 720 N Mumonarms 740 Cards d TAwi rs 750 MhdflMAnmm�Eunnth 700 •' •' •' Ae1r6rl61Mi' - -' � 1J, r lif JJ.T., . FL ,I"A4J I..li'.. 1 .s_ 4 I1 THE NEM ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DWEMUM 16, lflwMGE 21 �ef g.ti.3s�e�s fs,• g.� c ut cam'` tv�.�E+viH.t ccesfw . � �v1Re G��� cKes s a TALK IYOW �vttlec WITH A LIVE �uccess ANTHONY CARR'S PSYCHIC 81; ASTROLOGY GROUP ' 1m900,,w4514w4059 EXT: 14 $3.49 / MIN. • OPEN 24 HRS. • 18+ SPONSORED BY TMST 1-800-803-9453 FOR ENTERTAINMENT PunrOSES ON ' r:1_' V/Jlf Westney Heights Baptist Church mee" at ftlecroft PLO* School 55 Coin Ave. N., Ajax 10 am.: Cantata by Church Choirs, W"T DAY combined candlelight service wkh AJAX BAPTIST CHURCH (on Birch Cres.) 7:30 pm. Christmas Day, Family Service 10:30 a.m. 686.1720 PICKERING VILLAGE UNITED CHURCH 300 Church street N., Ajax 683.4721 Dowd 0. Jones The PAW sutdey, oec le VYashp and surxfay School 7:00 p.m. Carol service CHRISTMAS EVE 7:00 p.m. FAMILY SERVICE wdh trad tional portrayal of the aftom Story 11:00 pm. Candielight servicer Communion CHRISIUM Dura 10:30 a.m. Worship NEW YEAR'S DAY 10:30 a.m. worship A ween nvAalion to all SUNDAY, December 18 7:00 p.m. Christmas Carol Concert PICKERING Narration by Mr. Ken Shaw STANDARD CHURCH METHODIST SATURDAY, December 24 Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7 December 24 Christmas Eve CHRISTMAS EVE 7:00 p.m. December 25 Christmas 7:00 p.m. Family Service with Celebration 11:00 a.m. Carols. Congregation Celebration, 11:00 p.m. Traditional Service thio on h s Carols Llg g. EVERYONE WELCOME PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVEIrMZR F WVAY, DDc®w=M lir 11194 TO GET THOSE PHONES RINGING ADVERTISE IN FOCUS c TA CXU JX ICE AT 683-5110 Y, W110 eeatV 3 by Elizabeth �; Inexpensive Quality Gifts • Country i Yrctorim Alice Bunnies. Crafts i Agents • Scsnfed Candles • Throe Rugs • Swas A Jams • Gou►met Coffee li Ta • Lace 111 Linen -Afghans. Beddirgs A Accessories • Home Decorating Consultants • Swap & wreaths • Dined snd Silk Fkmer Arrangements 956 Dillingham Rd., �. Pickering 839-333 E FROM 7.5% 1 st Mtge. 950/612nd, 3rd • Rentai Properties & Cottages • Re -financing • Debt consolidation • Rural Properties • Self-employed No Income - No Problem Pnme Deals Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service Since 1975 CALL TOLL FREE 686-2557 STRAHL CONSTRUCTION LTDNinc. 1%2 Windows — - •Additions . •Refidentiel 905435-0450 GUML11 HTZSIM" • Contact Lenses - Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testing • Dispensing of all Types of Frames & Contacts. 1885 Glenarna Road, Suite 212, Pickering, Ontario, Lt V 61146 ,683-1175 Oshawa Centre, Stevenson Road, Oshawa, Ontario, L1J 2K5 571.'t?ZO * • •EIIl9REM'! ►ARt1El * -MIAt frills -BOON RE61Att ,* -NO MUSS, NO FUSS LEAVE THE WORK TO US" Birthday parties for all ages 1400 Bayly St., Unit 16A, Pickering Phonn 837-6766 Strahl Construction -quality builder specializing in renovations, custom building BEFORE B- Beverly %IcFarlane It's no secret that, for the last four or five years, the real estate industry has not enjoyed its best period. While there now appears to be a moderate reversal, the locally owned and operated Strahl Construction has not been sitting idly by. Known for its building of custom and R2000 homes, Strahl Construction has made a name for itself in Durham. But the general contractor has been keeping busy renovating residential as well as commercial properties. The 3.600 -sq. -ft. Herongate Animal Clinic in Ajax is one of Strahl's more recent commercial projects - and of which the entire building team is extremely proud. The firm continues to welcome enquiries for commercial leasehold projects, whether they involve the renovation of older homes or plazas, to accommodate a variety r.r �ft -. .= of professional offices. The builder has also erected a good number of cottages. Presently, Strahl Construction is offering four very large pie - shaped lots in north Oshawa. Located in the attractive Conlin Woods estates, near Durham College, these lots are ideal for minimum 2.000 -sq. -ft homes, although they can easily accommodate homes as large as 4.000 sq. ft. Strahl has already completed 15 homes in Conlin Woods. The custom homes currently available would be from the planned design stage through to completion. Working with the builder, you can realize your dream home from a mere idea to a finished product you have personally had a pan in creating, and will continue to enjoy. Norbert Strahl is at the helm of the general contracting firm, which has been operating since 1962. It was started by his father Ulrich. Aside from being a member of the Durham Region Home Builders Association, Strahl Construction has an excellent rating with the Ontario New Home Warranty Program. Put another way, clients who have bought a home from this builder have been extremely satisfied with the workmanship and quality of products. And the builder is known for providing great service - at all levels. In the case of custom homes, the purchasers have enjoyed such interior features as various wood finishes, built-in bookshelves, large windows, open concept AFTER greenhouse kitchens, sunken family rooms, 800 series doors.... The list, in fact, is endless, considering the Strahl homes are custom-built, and purchasers can literally have any and all of the features they desire. Such is the advantage of working with a builder whose aim is to truly personalize a home. As for R2000 homes, which are the most energy-efficient structures available, past buyers of the Strahl homes have benefited from the high energy savings realized. Whether you are in the market for the design and building of a custom home, large or small, or for renovating your present home, Strahl Construction would welcome the opportunity to discuss your needs with you. Smaller projects such as the installation of doors or windows, or even fences, are also handled by the firm. Whatever your building need, call Norbert Strahl at 435-0450. auattt ttivtttfts tat b{7t11N1 novas aesigns, recessed lighting, flerongaV Animal Clinic, Ajax Why Advertise In Focus on Business Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantage. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures. 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Me to meet a kemab with similar dining ant, sods a ran -smoking, slim to medium buil, 4550. 5.3'- interests, to build a relationship. intelligent woman. age not impor- 56'. la hiendshp possible iddim► sin* aroma welcome, ram rnim- tart. to share Inerdship. fun aid chip SY ISO (OSK) portant SY 1712 j; -1 R k roman SY 1731 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE white male. 27, 57, HONEST, single, white nate. 37. ATHLETICALLY inclined, proles - 135 lbs . blond hair, hazel eyes. lor hAA— 6'2', blonde, 200 lbs., no dep•n- stomal male. 31, 5'10'. seeks arw- f I THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEPASER 16, 1"011f -PAGE Li Joe, Do travel, mountain biking, running, string and not i tri apedalor sports. seeking mm with simian interests. SY 2247 JOSH) PROFESSIONAL male, 27, looking for same for friendship, possible relationship, port -smoker SY S563 GAY male. 23. seeking same. 19., for friendship, possible relationship, enjoys dancing, males, soaalinrg and quiet leisure time It this sounds like you? Respond SY 5564 JOSH) GOODLOOKING male. !all, thin, 26 with own car. seeks same. 18- 35.for fnendship SY 5592 JOSH) HP An attractive couple, early -mod 20 s looking for a female 18.30, for friendship, etc. Please al mail- box for more No SY 5606 OSH FRIENDLY couple, searching for a - Han open-minded single woman. 25-4C full -figured okay. Oshawa area. Hes 6'4', 246 lbs . straight She's 5'2', full -figured, 28. cal ,ur box to leave a message. start hnh oNee SY 5612 SUM. white male 29. attractive, -^y seeks slim goodlookmg th emale. 18-40, nan open mrd = m +oseary please sal again. leave :none number, SY 5613 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE. couple. ,ate 20s seeks attractive female Please cal –ailbox for more into SY 5615 OSH MALE, rite. 51, looking for single adv or a souple Please a9 mat- oox ler more into SY %17 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE male 30s seeks -ski 1e• fa a rekabonshup, an : cad comersahor I am a good kr, • • • • mer pat allsllobeean d finfer- ed SY 5619 (OSi;) mg, spenong a day at 'he races 2226 (OSH) GAY white mate -ouple. very good - jay and Leaf games, music. Rase- SCARED stiff widow wants to joie" r,�uline 37 6' 180 lbs back riding and and weekend getaways reIte. 52 years Young. 10 fat. 31 510'. 140 lbs setas others. a wisfvng b meet someone. 35-45. ref the. tired d berg alone. sma 18-30, for discreet fun and treM- with similar interests SY 2212 or, fires music 'TV. OCCaaranat Irav- ship call our box for more info . JOSH) el, ek Must love annals.— take a chwnce you wont De sorry ATTRACTIVE, white. single replies only, no head games Sy 5673 (OSH)female. 45, bokng black for a blamale please Friends fist. SY 2229 A skin and ft, good baking couple. or Mulatto. 4445. Ickes dancing, It, my name is Angela. I'm boi ng 40 s would like to meet others nm anals, smoker social drinker for some" to have a relauortsrvp Docrehon and privacy green and George on the corner of Stamv with rm getting wed d the teeny- expeaed SY 5624 (OW and Cour please get n birch SY bopper scene It you are 18-20 SINGLE temale ore 20 s seeking 2213 JOSH) "a A message and rI resin your same for friendship "a reboil AFFECTIONATE :hnshan lady. call SY 2230 yep *we aidoas travelmusic 58 who n loving. an g, snare. WANTED iNMe mare. 2630, tag. and rOmdinners ners LNs have a nori-smoker drinker rite enjoys the nlerested ,n music. campeg, fish- mks aM talk SY SUS (OSH I greet outdoors lookvg for gentle- ng and tun, who .s legally PROFESSIONAL, gay mage. 32. nwell same interests and values et ,of comparoonshp possrfNe keg- employed, honest -sting and resporwble SY 2231 JOSH) � w I b e— r indepe, es c dads, f ria" secure. 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Sr 1713 PROFESSIONAL, yt>,ahnafl mate, to share •veryttwng good ant bed, human and have no pods n base- 5626 38 Sr 1715 let's see 1 can I Sr 2233 inert Sr 2232 (OSH) COUNTRY boy. 36, looking to (� eels•. 59'. slot Duld, ortjvys havek, SINCERE, Ctvrsaart, estebkahted �b M female for Inondsho and poste HONEST and sincere mal•, dancing and music, seeks skin, whte male. 37 510', 170 to. (OSH) wlsbaiahp SY 1687 JOSH) Caribbean descent. looking for a attractive female. 2035. with sant seeks peey Chrnsbw marnaw ESTABLISHED mak 37, 56, blue Indy. 25-35, for a long-term relation- interests. Sr 1733 JOSH) eyes. brown hair, ft non-smoker ship Sr 1714 COUNTRY man, 40's. 5'7' brown �hded "'hits tensile. 38. f who allays Me seeks independent WIDOWER dad. while 52, seeks herr ant yes. with a sorb 011-10. shoe the better thingss m life lady who is sincere looking for joining honest gweg slim, attractive. a 5 o a 6. divorced, no children, cath. SY while male) dependable guy. All you fit non-professional. independent positive enjoys cou•y and to okdes, look- TALL whit• male. loo 6'. 1 or • . smoking a" single man pteese sp" lady (40s nonsmoker) Sr ng for a !•male. 35.44. call, IN's lbs , non-smoker, looking for rel. al replies artswwned. SY 1688 1715 mod SY 1734 (CISH) white whloro enjale,oys ys l n walks SINGLE male, 40, looking for a HARDINOiiIWIG man looking fo a movies. , who enjoys long walks. INDEPENDENT fattw seeks open- warm-hearted woman, who likes wonwt who loves movies, travel, seball rock music, hockey. w� 10 h- ,d,,,� ras baseball Wong It fvs sonl>d< D M O CLEARANCE tested woman b shah coni- ~� evenings. camping. Nike you, p*u cal me SY 1749 everything. Sr,7t6 wards chekdren, srhljs rmares eel (OW) Orrc•. kir• a an rigs b sing crazy FUN -lova g, very sincere gentle- coma. SY 173S ESTABLISHED, senaM, afbe- y9 songs a1Mr everybody olse has man 37, with averaprt kooks, likes SINCERE, dependable, sirvgla, rnon-sr+okirg. Pr gore to bed. SY 1101 movies, music, romantic dimers, whit• male. 38, 5'110 . 160 Ws., al, dark mak. 35. enjoys casual ESTABLISHED. sin* white meds. bud loves the outdoors, seeking enjoys music, agdaas, d rwg and WWWW she aypN- r* children. 5'10'. 170 IDs., non- working, slim female with good Ont Uma, baking to a lormb tar GM smoker, 40. enjoys It", phobg- morals and farikY bsrAQand. SY heirdafap, possible Midland . SY an u dining.�nwsrc, rgloiidW b on- - raphy and cycling, looking for 1717 1736 0) an � � -36 Spanish a Malian looking woman n HANDSOME, fit. with a degree. CHRIST" white mils, grist. Bio- pN sfhyN wftAs �� 2038 • i :. � � s 1750 and 30's. for Inerids4, possible norv-smoker, seeks s•nsucks. fit, girt. 36,51r. 1613 1ba., t wra8s look- I give good foot massages' •bkorrcfip. SY 1702 (09H) bright, soon lady, 22-42, b share np, walag wygmilq dad, con- $ensitive, caring, non - PURE country. ehterrid" person, doeslenrgltr, collage we std poor sit , . - kryal, who egoya minas, smokingidrinkintg mak. body- ality, divorced. 47. have no chi- ebb r•btandip. SY 1718 OSH diners. A gift MOM, builder. M. would like b meN a WITH 125 HORSES, THIS CORRAL IS drat. 57, brown her and eyes, on ONE woman main, ai Dar.. tiered seeking a mafriage-minded . . 35. Io hierKW first. GOING TO CLEAR QUICK! scale 1 to 10, about a 5, enjoy white, mid 40's, 5'5', 135 lbs., Christian whit leahsle, 30.36. Sr SY 1751 aastky tastes, arigtes, mon es, smiler, social dnnlst, n sesrdh d 1777 (OSH) ADVENTUROUS.rsingle male, looking for someone, 35-48. special tedy who onjoys romantic KEEP the fire going! British 32 good looking, slim, blue- SY1703105H) aia»rs, good sense of humour. Col mbis sin* Parent, 38, good eyed.inte&Wt. bdwq ton an HONEST, wlMs, divorced mals. 49, *9 wits, holdup hands, movies slaps, good !mol enjoys bitnebal, atfactiv, tun •ecrrhah railer 30, non,smda, wry tomrarlYc woo and derrcirtp SY 171910SI4 caramg mit A uaiuw and ON with varied comb. Prefer dark darncirg, movies, deep out and PROFESSIONAL male, white, -AIC, no head games, "P*e- hair, medkrn b full bgued, all awes dayig hams bakig ler an ~ bg* spenalK 5'11', 105 bis.. tions of disappoO6vw s, hop b ethic groups Cal*? SY 1752 Total lift female. 40-50, 1 1arh1dh4 firs) S0, p m 14. jd a ria Phreorh hour kanaline, 10 bshoo soma SINGLE mak, 49, looking for Der bible relationship. SY IM J00fig Ior a Petr can, 1 40 or fine few sr im40" minx � like n playing cards. Dealer 'Plus options, taxes„ license. Stolt the, Red with grey interior. STRONP., Week a owls. 26, w it h w, quiet HARDWORKING, honest single �am b be spoiled, to friend- so much b On. seed a kmsb, evvernings; at harrier. long walks in the earvdbkght � , • � . , rt • • , � , mals, 28, 6, 105 los., Pan- ship she wlr lewa.eST 1722 2035, b paper and ri wounds ST dirrrers, movies and dancing. WWI kavas Ilia, NwAk and read CALLING ant sNre, long-haired 1779 (OSH) bolting ler 8' CMC SEDAN EX Yes to People, baking kit the hoaad no ladeWold you Woyou Ib like most a HONEST, established, eesygP same. Sy 1753 bdr. Sy 1701) nice ger tw's 307 Let's talk, as bD male, 44, G, 155 los., with a TWO single dowrfbrertt guysAub., AWFM ass, power paduge. SINGLE lather, 28, 5'10', per, AD head games, salidec- sorts• of humour. bolip bt a who still haven't found what c vie LX sac "AO ON STALE melt corkbon. X2971. 14,695 ounployed, settled, dpertdable, Yon ST 1723 (COB) sincere, afbcbnata, slim ledy they're, baking to seelig two AWFY canoe, wheal corers 02 CIfiI1C SEDAN EX lows weekends away from F( y r els, 25, wilh a good who likes music, tr outdoors bnuMhl, smart. krrbvip while CHIC EX SEDAN ! Toronto. homeowrer, not ito lbs sones 01 Itunaps, would like to and good conwerssb". bra Auto , condition. M toss., power package $14 695 bar orcein/, to situation attest a possible reletiothship. SY 1710 terns*, 19-23. to add some Power pkg.. akAo., Al11FY rasa. X3 LOW � mint oxtdhion. X24011. f Waiting lectin who ar oys sailing, posel spm to Over lives. BY 1756 ACCORD SEDAN EX � ACCO NMI COUPE LX w�soo looking, S � 44 =11. fit P and hot OUT _ • G 1n ds 36 good at HE Inn 31, 55". inion-9m01w, 140 Aub., air, j� I*g . 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ST and honest, active 35., like „take 25, 57', YL enjoys cook- CHIC SEDAN LX 612 995 IM11 Harley, sailbwts and travel, ing. �ng and quiet week- * •P��'wa w S/IGLE falh r, Sr. 152 bis., baud please al. SY 1713 OSH) ends, looking for stork;1@*. 21 • AY1Fk1 cess., tit 6 more. X2959 f-AewrfeM i Owurfo eyes, baoam Iain, with a buc h of DREAMER tequieu� male, 38, 35 atlradive and PhV** fit, wisdom. looking lot an honest, stable, established. .,.' w -M nyolable. Cat maibox kip . Il s tefstsr Ihpha - led/ who hos bit clan' g� attractive, health conscious, h �e dam. SY 17H - b give, ler nal fit 1 *1 SY 1721 alive. seeks sunder nakraj,'ra- SEPARATED white make, 39,t4p milli •ligum • HONEST, dkadba, sinpls, while dliphal Iary, friantdsthip tri Da lsole 29, Ytes roe* W rd, courtOt male, 27, 8', 170 lbs., enjoys aibl i NW§Orehip, &00 marine *y and bkm music, looking for • • • • • • • • p�1 apple, aMdosrs, qubt friss, sods webonr. SY 1744 (OSH) somsorr ata is horres� buthlul singM. nat.ltnakip pmol•, ler I shouldn't have b S&Iwf", 8 OalharvulYXlmitpy This Meek AlaxlPidrrirg News Advrtrpied pr orwil Thin We* �BNortlikewbodifew y � ill 0 Thutwourneir no+ Ond w agrees riche w ieloNly low to cw �NY and hold 1to any 1I pubYeatiio t Co mrly °°n� rth'hen*m for sL-Iik esP Mrhi contort of, wi as responew to `u adrerfrtermwR a nwoadad e�Mepe and fore�n� cls pp a NoorriO p it advergrter a any to* b such �er•nerls by wig Sincerely Yosms to a*mrfaer agrees act b 1 Community haArr wWphons ember, loot nom ar address in hirtAar gN•Yrg rtwaagrt. and a wgn ort" from or onaartd by, tr pubfeaYen� ovowam iby This Week moorm ting rifpnl b wife, rpoi ict or conool any adva t -r-4 °► dwhps Mr °Mq°ry n wlhrdh an ad le Placed - _ _ PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1"4 Issue 001 December 16, 1994 Dear NIs. 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 hear .\-ot Enough Time Pickering Town Centre has come to your rescue. Mall hours have been e_rtended to MIDNIGHT, Friday December 16. Dear T1s. Mall I'm looking for a Bargain. Fours Truly. 1 Spy What's the Inside Stoup`.'! Dear 1 Spy Hot Off the Press! E.vtra Values every 15 minutes from IOPM til Midnight cit selected stores. Just Listen for the E_rtra E_rtra Etra. Dear Ms. Mall 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 anv time between 10 and Midnight by a Pickering Town spotter you could also win. Dear 1Is. 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. THE EXTRNS DON'T STOP! THERE Shop Eaton's 10PM til Midnight and save an additional 25% on previously reduced merchandise. Shop Sear: 10PM til Midnight and save an additional 25% on already reduced fashions. Catch a Balloon at 10PM in Kmart and be one of 100 people to receive a 10% discount voucher or a $10 Gift Certificate. Plus 30 mystery shoppers between 9PM and 11 PM will also win vouchers or certificates.