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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_12_21MATERNrrY FREE GIFT tn. v whines ad I111A� TM • llllltllll Cr.�frUt. •,IS 80LOC1IM MAS ILII � GETTOL �orrr t� Ort . tttttert: rrowr �Ot�r A COM Of OW C� CAVACOW PICKE" TOWN CENTRE News Advertiser Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1994 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 113 No. 51 Nuclear mishap answers demanded ❑ Pickering council seeks to find answers to public questions about nuclear plant By LEO ANTONELLI VECIAt TO TIE NEWS ADVERMSE t PICKERING - As further fallout from a recent accident at the Pickering Nuclear Gener- a n Station, Town council has turned up the heat on Ontario Hydro to be mor: accountable to The public. No `unlawful' meeting up north By SAL BUINIAIAKI M STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board Monday cancelled a three-day budget seminar at a northern Ontario resort after one trustee called the get-together "unlawful". For the past two years, the Sep- arate board has held the seminar on a weekend in February at Ck=va Park in Orillia. Rooms at the resat are S 109 per person per Dight- 'nue board has also picked See RESORT—Page AS Inside - b tl� thaws F.dito rtaL........................A6 Spots...........................M7 £ntertatinmait~............ " K3assifled ......................A.34 VMm In** General 683-5110 Fant: 683-7363 skwn ely Yours 1-416-976-1991 HnfoSource 683-7040 The Nam Ad*ertbw Ueft recyrjed 3h- got + 7e GST = $1 At Monday's meeting, politicians unani- mously passed motions calling for a public forum and a mayor's task forge to address the concerns Pickering residents might have about the nuclear station. Wand 1 regional councillor Maurice Bren- ner introduced the motion calling for a public forum to be held in Pickering in addition to an environmental assessment hearing Town coun- cil requested of the federal government in October. Councillor Brenner said the Dec. 10 a -6 - dent — uh. .ra 140 metric tonnes ,_,ush from a broken pipe and spill on to the reactor floor — has made Pickering residents question safety at the plant. The forum would take place early next year. Being asked to participate are the chairman of the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB), Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague, an official of Ontario Hydro, representatives from Picker- ing council and officials from the appropriate federal and pru%incial ministries. "Its never too late for people to get infor- Homeless Carriagenwn barbershop singer's, from left, Peter Gtbeit, John 8Wn6ehm and Don Staples entertained shoppers ROPPICS MW4 A E 7 !,-Jp C " _ Jr%`_.�. See HYDRO ... Page A5 Our holiday issues The News Advertiser you're holding in your hands is the last before Christ- mas, so have a merry one. We'll put out a Boxing Day edition Monday, filled with lots of community news and shopping information. Subsequent holiday editions of the News Advertiser will be published Thursday, Dec. 29 and Saturday, Dec. 31. We'll resume our normal Wednesday, Friday and Sunday publishing schedule Wednesday. Jan. 4. nth singers g jolly at the Harttwod Place h+Aell in I►ivoc sattxdaty twittrChtris mas car - 018" photo by Cela Brortldtorst s,.K.k 1_4,%14, 'A'tol x -,f:. - .. •.. L:-:.....,.- _.a sv-�re...i .o h�'w+.�-+- _ ••��-.3,-a.,i 1 GET YO Expect more rom Sears : T MINUTE GIFTS.WED, DEC. 21mSAT, EFORI 40% OF ALL DESIGNER -1--/3 - 0 Fl SEL.6C'#�Q-ME!!'S PROS ROBES 0% �. ALL. INFMSM SHOES,. SIZES_40 %'---,-0 F F 1" • ^'M..f BOYS' 7-18 PRO—TEAM' TOPS A PANTS 50% OFF ALL BACKPACKS* A SPORT BAGS* PLUS HIGH SIERRA A ATLANTIC DISCOVERY LUGGAGE *IN OUR LUGGAGE DEPT. SELECTED MEN'S W'WOMEN'S SLIPPERS o�4 -OFF -2`.�';! D MEN'S LICENSED a`OUTEFt%VF= R� Mom%J'"70 Vr MEN'S LICENSED T-SHiE EG, 14.99 -"►25. 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The day after seeing her sister's killer convicted, Ms. Stanton was in a judge's office being interviewed system as well as their desire to get concerned, we have had justice and I about becoming a Canadian citizen. on with their lives in the wake of Mr. guess Canada has had justice. I The timing of the two events Stark•s cion fiction• wouldn't have said that four years speaks volumes about the family's -As far as (,be Stanton family is) ago. It gives me hope and a little bit faith in this country and its justice COUPON New Canadians idcerinc� a 1 united in feelings Foto �-�`k '`' DURHAM — They came toSPECIAL this country from different parts of � SAVE 050 99` he globe, but they did so with a 2 xmmon purpose: to forge a butter is life for themselves and their fami- i lies. Last week in Oshawa citizen- ship court. about 40 new Canadians were sworn in daring a 45 -minute ceremony. Although their back- grounds are vastly different, their reasons for coming to Canada are very similar. Becoming a Canadian is a great privilege," says Wojciech Nawojski, 31, who came to Canada front Poland four years ago. " [be freedom — you can travel anywhere you want. When I was living in Poland we had commu- nism," says the Pickering resident who works for Lear Seating in Ajax. James Davidson, an 18 -year res- ident of Oshawa who immigrated from Scotl.'uhd. says, -Canada has been very good to us. We've achieved a kA hem.- Mr. ere"Mr. Davidson, a butcher with Iialenda's Quality Meats in Oshawa, became a new citizen along with wife Pat and long-time friend Winnie Kelly, who bnmi- grated to Canada from Scotland along with her five children and husband 30 years ago. "I thought it was about time e (become a Canadian catiaeu)," says Mrs. Kelly. "We decided to live in Canada instead of the U.S. bocause it's a better Iftstyle and it's safer and a mono pleasant place to live," says Amy Salmon. 27, who woeived her boded 11121116 during the coo modest Ms. Sabres and her busbaad. a Cautrii- an citizen, moved to Pickering from Vancouver about a month VD - For Wimie bWntebeHo, a Whk- by resident whose husband Leo became a Canadian ckbm atter 41 years in Canada, the swearing-in ceremony was very emotional. "Canada is our home," says the Malta native. "He never found the time (to become a Canadian citi- zen) because he wodwd so hard," says Mrs. Montebello, who man- ages a high-rise apartment, with her husband. "I'm very proud of him. He's never collected one unemployment check the whole time we've been in this country. Everyone should be as hard-working as he is." Pickering resident Kerry Stanton signs her oath of Canadian citi- zenship last week. 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"I think in the beginnirr; we were (bitter). We'd say 'If we were back in Liverpool we'd still have Julie.' But you can never go back. We came to Canada to give our kids a better fife and a better future. Kerry and (son) Tony are more Cariadian than they are British," says Mrs. Stanton. Ms. Stanton, along with her FI M97M the judge prior to the swearing-in ceremony. The Stantons then emerged from the judge's chamber to participate in the 45 -minute cere- mony. "I decided not to put it off any kmger. I've been here for 15 years and this is the country I want to spend the rest of my life in." says Ms. Stanton. 22. "I'm looking_ for- ward to beim_ a participating mem- her of Canada" Ironically, Mrs. Staunton recalls she and her husband John were interviewed by a judge about becoming Canadian citizems the day after Mr. Stark was arrested about two years ago and charged with killing their daughter Julie. "Its kind of strange. " Mrs. Stan- ton says of the coincidence. 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Priced Io sell Aaiah Br oeokw $249,000. Call Mine% Briscoe at 428-2121. -� And best uwbes, jor the AW Year to all my past and prtesent Clients... 08ifr>tS MORGAN LX nnis Morgan ACON Tw HENIT Ea* o w-siin cm be yore a iii ttwwalf rMenols/ Go" boom Fdo / � � ads Now 114 sato trod a i M11111111111 � pin . dol wi Oil Lira— Bistlrad t♦tliseM21. 1. z :.-_ - ` ,fit,. -'Y _ .Yr . H• r- 1) f l f- 6l.N•Mt.Nw4�M s tir:r��►.:r�� .'l•� .•i�l/IJP J��_i-�� R -f f.fJ.. 1 i�.J�Ii RRRf.tE{ i 1I r�.rr� ss �.:: Jai i "kv . a+f.! i!�! Q f•rr ragucc�lava � �o ce�I dro calls nuc ear ant tas� p FROM PAGE Al alaw eotncllor Bternta said. "Information is power, and I believe that the power rests with our community. I think our community has been left in the dark by Ontario Hydro for too But a spokesman for Ontario Hydro says the corporation was never asked to be a part of Monday's council meeting. "We didn't find out that the motion was going to be discussed until the last minute," Terry Young said in an interview. Mr. Young added that Ontario Hydro will not decide if it will participate in the public forum until the AECB makes its decision later this week on whether it will call for hearings on renewing the station's operating licence. "We would prefer that this matter be left to the Atomic Energy Control Board, to have them decide. Let's find out the decision of the AECB and let's decide what's needed after thaC Mayor Wayne Arthurs told council Ontario Hydro is not trying to mislead the public, but felt a form would be worthwhile. "It will be an opportunity for us to hear from all sides of the issue." Mr. McTeague attended the council meet- ing and said he'd be at the forum. "I had supported the motion of having a review of the licence, so I have absolutely no difficulty in participating in a forum;' he said, adding that he hoped Metro and other Durham residents would be asked to attend. Ward 3 regional councillor Rick Johnson introduced the motion to establish a mayor's task force made up of three councillors and three members of the public appointed by council. The task force would act as a liaison to Ontario Hydro and would increase public awareness and education on nuclear issues. Councillor Johnson introduced the idea because he felt the public fortm might not be well attended. "I know that the attendance at some of these forums has not been what I would call success- ful. I don't think that a forum might resolve some of the issues that a task force would." Mr. Young said Ontario Hydro welcomes the task force. "We think that's a good idea. We'd be happy to participate in that" At the beginning of the meeting, a few members of the public addressed council about the recent accident Stephanie Piercey fives near the station and when she first heard of the mishap, her reaction was a mixture of fear and relief. "Relief that a potential disaster had been averted. and fear that next time we may not be this lucky," she said. ResortD1AL*AeB0TTL'C BEER • UQUOR • WINE meetings s 'inviting litigation' FROM PAGE Al up travel oasts for trustees and staff participating in the seminar. "Trustees and staff have found the sessions to be quite productive. It enables trustees to spend a 4.vw centrated period of time to deal extensively with budget issues." says a staff report to the board from associate director in charge of busi- rim affairs Grant Andrews. But the location of the seminar was changed to the separate stool board's administration centre in Oshawa following approval of a motion by Ajax trustee Todd McCarthy in a recorded vote of 11 -7 Monday night. Mr. McCarthy, a lawyer, said prior to the meeting he would be advising the school board it would be "inviting litigation" by holding the seminar at a secluded location which is not accessible to the public. " Ibe courts have taken a strong stance against this type of thing. Anything that includes the entire board constitutes a meeting." Mr. McCarthy says. • Speaking to the motion, Mr. McCarthy requested the seminar "be open to the pbk-" .It goes without question (the seminar) would be open Io the pub -board chairman Tom Oldntaa added The seminar is slated to tape place at the administration centre Feb. 16 to 113. But Mr. McCarthy says those dates may change depending on the avaiilaWfity of space at the administtadan game. CORRECTIONFOR VALUE PACK DISCOUNT •. 0 l0k Ito h Clip bw 1 W917 DAYS A WEEKALL 1 1t: 1 YOU CAN EAT • c000l�000 1 • �000 I!llilCsl3 _ � •MT Va. amum 1�----------- BUT s ff=s 11 SECEmE ata ITIEN 11 FREE 1261 GAYLY ST., SW OF 1 UVERPOOL :: 420-2108 1 ' Use your VISA card for -V SA any purchase at liquor NUVVN store only authorized by the L.C.B.O. • fast radio dispatched • we act as your agent (ID Required) • we pick up cigs, pop, etc. • As per area store hours Ms. Peavey is looking for more wamauon from Ontario Hydro. "While I ruralize that Hydro is still trying to assess the various situations, it seems to me that officials there are doing their best to down- play the incident." Dave Martin of Durham Nuclear Aware- ness also made a presentation. He too had con- cems about how serious the accident was. "We're depending on Ontario Hydro to monitor itself. I am not trying to suggest that there is any fraud going on, but as a matter of principle we just don't think it's a good idea to let the fox ward the chicken coop." Mr. Young maintained that the public knows everything Ontario Hyden knows about the accident. "I don't think there's a corporation in this country that's been more accountable than Ontario Hydro" • To Our Many • Dear Friends • r5tma5 has '!) ^e 'o_ -c asa:r arc ke -5DC- .ou fire ?ourself 5urrounded Dy Jot5 of Jove and laughter Our deeper: gratitude to you. our CU%orner5, for your year-round support' Happy Hok6from tkt Managanent & Staff STUDIO "Y" BEAUTY SALON ' 3 Harwood Ave. S. Upstairs) Ajax, 428-W9 ;6 SII WE'RE HAVING A BOXING WEEK SALE.. Mark Your Calendar This OncemA-Year ?"a" waGre+ Z" ?&Ma 4f DEC. 27" DEC. Mr DEC. 29" Now To Attend Sales Event. DEC. 30" DEC. 31 U you're in the musket to make a vehicle change then you don't want to ml** THIS EVENT:: Our entire new and used vehicle inventory will be A nradable, so come I to make your selection. SATISFACTION... AN EVERYDAY EXPERIENCE lei 1 CHEVROLET GEO•QIDW.01&E'CAOIPAC. 153.0 DUNDAS We Es - WHITBY . 668.3304 Mae it Timothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruee Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sun- day. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 21-15. 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 print- ers. Second Class Mail Regis- tration 1897. Mail subscription rates Can. 1 yr. $70 ,, ■�■ was ■■■ ■ General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5 110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 ItdoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Autotat+otive Saks 798-7672 Natiottial Adm 493-1300 The News Advertiser wet - comes letters to the editor on topical issues. controversial .matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal tons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All let- ters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a pages m length. The News Advertiser regularly tttses >. . 1new�ptif. -. Merry Chnstmas As you prepare this week for a celebration of Christ- mas, prepare also to think about so many others in the community who may not be quite as fortunate as your- self. Your tree has been decorated, stockings have been hung with care and the many colorfully wrapped gifts you have purchased for family and friends await their attention. But there are people out there, people right in your own community, who won't receive gifts, or a meal with all the trimmings, or perhaps even a warm bed to sleep in. In this season of goodwill, take the time to think about those people who have less than you. In the month leading up to this festive time, you may have noticed that groups in communities right across Durham Region have been busy organizing food, clothing or toy drives. They have those other people in mind; the people we rarely stop to think about, or do something for. But we can this Christmas. A small, inexpensive toy can bring a smile to a little face that would otherwise not have much to smile about-, the donation of a non-perishable food item will fill an otherwise empty stomach; a used overcoat can warm an otherwise cold body. And a small cash donation to your favorite communi- ty group will be put to good use to help someone who needs help. And if you do that little bit to make someone else's Christmas brighter, you may enjoy your festive meal just a little bit more. If you do, you will be bringing to joyous life the true spirit of the Christmas season. Meng Christmas, to all of you, from all of us. �i l■y y�i q, 4, WRIT To Tw N> ws ADvFxnsM 130 CoNLMFRCIAL AvF-, AtAx, LIS 2H5 OR FAX us AT 683-7363 ♦ CHRISTMAS les, Ms. Scott, there is a celebration of Christmas To the editor: I would like to respond to Stephanie Scott's letter of Dec. 18 1994, in which Ms. Scott wonders -if any child under the age of five knows the meaning of Christmas.- To hristmas"To paraphrase a better writer, yes, Ms. Scott there is a real Christmas. Your letter struck a chord of sympathy and sadness in me, for Christmas can indeed be "over - commercialized, stressful and husualting." Yet I can tell you that every child in my home -- and in many others, I believe -- knows the true meaning of Christmas, and I am not referring to carolling, eggnog, or being with family and friends. Those are all good things that we do at this time of year, but they are not what Christmas is about. If asked, all our kids would say that Christmas is the birth- day of Jesus, the son of God. And even the under -fives would happily tell you of Mary and Joseph and the Babe, of the angels and the shepherds, and the wise men and their gifts. Our children learned the story just as thousands of other chil- dren have for almost 20 cen- turies now -- by hearing it told, over and over again, in church, at a parent's knee, or around that traditional turkey -laden table. And I know our family is not alone in remembering the first So don't despair, Ms. Scott Though the commercializa- tion of Christmas can often seem overwhelming, remember the proverbial candle in the dark- ness. Like the candle flame, the darkness cannot snuff out the light that still sbines from Beth- lebem. Merry Christmas! Msrgsret Lebei Ajai '. � _ M v. .. •w. , ...... �.. `,'+.. f l^`�; ; �:. �'..� g'fe"'.`,."W'j"`,(S � Y�.•+Try ,M+. �:'�,'-lG•Y��?/1' eT.: �9":ft �• ' r �, ■ 11 iRill 4--1 * �N OF pie * A° +�p Town of Pickedng* * a (905)420.2222 * (905) 683-2760 ------------- IRV- ToiMldfhdurlllg I= HOLIDAY SWIMMING CHRISTMAS GIFT DepwtimW of White and Remallon I" i REC. COMPLEX POOL CERTIFICATES ug.�exJia�aelz �', DICKERING TRANSIT I � � PUBLIC SWIM , ChIldnin's��, SERVICE SCHEDULE �'ec. to Dont miss out on this terrific Y " �.nlrl3roto �.arry uta%i DECEMBER 23/94 TO JANUARY 2/95 i 19 i `3 6 a� 7 30 am opportunity for Christmas - give a Dec. 27 to 30:7 m. to 9 m. I Fur OvyQW: Taal. so0ZILa Pickering Transit will be altering the bus service , p' F the ift Of Christmas. 8f�ftf�o:falab3300� i ,. i Dec. 24 to 26: Closed Certnicates are available for all C y,r during the Christmas and New Year Holiday period ; January Ist: Cloud membership categories, and Colelbielatiorl Aet and Spon Herrin Camp wi W- de an wleiinp d,ykw Please note the following changes to the service. ft to eaerpws "n 6 a waw 12 ys. wao puw t dew Friday. December 23 - Regular weekday service Jan. 2 to 6: 1 pili to 4 p.m Can even be paid On a monthly foul day program -i1 haw supsevwsd aGwiyf �' :: cr9w'aad ^ anon , Saturday. December 24 - Regular Saturday Service i I Jan. 2 to 6: 7 p.a to 9 p.tn. basis. "a REGULAR �v 1>� Cw V ir,audr d* w -- lip ani a� •'SQUASH"RACQUETBALL+ skernp (wed. a Thus.) i'r: All buses will meet the , . 1)urtbnrton Pool will be cloud G,narf we preside Ow can krich a dmy d*.. 6:00 p.m GO train. 'TENNIS " HEALTH CLUB�. ]�C LWATHNI: Ps« m wi drop =npws at d o I�Blgm9w No service after this Hage. Dec. l9 W Iron. 2nd t COW* Sunday, December 25 NO SERVICE For more information col! wr.y Farm Ra 0="o 2 Monday, December 26 - NO SERVICE 83/-1711 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS, pana00Aa"0n OOI Tuesday. December 27 - Saturday service _ . _ ..... _ TIME TO WORK OUT OVER Ams: Full Der: 7 aa. to { silo. 07 Few, Raculor C;uun; S"rnetdrl6 sass a m. THE HOLIDAY SEASON? W Y•Dec. 28 -Remaular weekday service HOLIDAY Take this terrific opportunity to Jan t he tparaaawvwy rred Thursday. December ?9 - Regular weekday service y ,, PickeringRecreation x, and p'01�MrD� t».e.wei► Friday, December 30 - Regular weekday service SKATING REC. en the benefits ofca1/22le PRICE arMe do HR`S Isa ° ow Saturday. December 31 - Regular Saturday service enjoy Y Y COMPLEX monthly memberships for the months Nerd Mow rdwaleiow? d 42ta4621 at 6e9.27110 All buses will meet the of December and January. To cankm � 1 4621 42D -Mn or 6:00 p.m. GO train. ARENA FOR MORE INFORMATION ON No service after this time. Sunday, January 1 - NO SERVICE IfTle. 1 pm to 3 pm MEMBERSHIPS CONTACT THEDICKERING RECREATION '- Monday January'- Saturday service ' Dec. 27, 28. 29, 30. COMPLEX AT 831-1711 OR 683-6582. The Plannina DeDartment has commending Foy randier inform iclcall � '�t �;; an. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. prepared the Pickering Transit at 683-4111 ' �F'HOUDAYFlTNESS CLASSES: d Call 831-1711 Dont feelus ba won Jon us over the J Holidays. `��' �' '- , HOLIDAY COURT for fun one ►tau faless dosses leo by for a w Official Plan for the SPECIALS OFC cmww professionw fates „ of , "nicIM. For AFFORDABLE DETAILS Town: o'' CHRISTMAS *01 receive haft nee contact ft i 9 �� i 1�3 court fees at the Rec. RACreaLOtt .,orttplex Evolving Nie, YOUTH BALI, Complex daytime hours on at 831-1711 or 683-6582. Healthy son. gs ,HOCKEY Dec. 22 to January 2nd• 1995. NEW YEARS FITNESS CLASSES A vision for Pickering =rom 9 am. to 4 p.m. squash COrnmenCing ft week of January 16. oefJ;l0d Lard Uses CORPORATION' TOURNAMENT ENT and racue(baY courts veil be 1995, utlWTOW fitness Climes at the Pickenng's Draft Community ()IF THE $4.50. ickeri19 Pacreation complex. TOWN OF PICKERItiG WIDNESDAY Cal 831-1711'683.6W P 9htaa ons �° Pickerinp� �IIa9. Plans ' b SIDEWALK SNOW DECEMBER 28,1"4 f°'<, �womd*A THE TOWN OF PICIKERING CLEARING u6nuerf, d District NOTICE nloee.liber2l• 19")y. t aneybe requk : �[ rlarlrl6 arrruvo PART-TIME Plan D t4 winter months, die EN11r1ARiON massing the lusuee a Municipality cleans the sum w f St�i00l. FIREFIGHTERS ndw No 2 Review from vinous sidewalks in the M Faun Ofparlu+► t addyf mast mad ft 41tawalg q aWkators: '^d+ hewn I>r Pickcri u aaetdaas so"" tu.coai Please be advised that the Town a•A• • ssM P _ of Noxisto Consuiaofon Report on the will mol be resperosibte fcx any a �^+�7aa'"d 1. Z. B Onrro diver's tiro ft ft um got P►�+ry ConnMiinidy damatees canrsod to objets• wch 1110M A is Ager 7 -11 Yeonr a curses owou" ro n.., 2 layrly 010siolto work n Calydt Vision i Rural as drivcwa; algiag• bodges !+ t2 yew aa. a.S.o. 199 cold, aro wear Srateeerra< shrubs, fcnc mg. and Lwebr bods ue.i e.t.a oelaerw a Miwram taradf 12 aAfulon or apwairr: adpcent to the sidewalk. Repairs 4 CPR Lead C and Frit Aid cartica�orl: and t0 tlafaaged sod w�U a ��at arlr at xar.a.0irr avec S Reade in M Tam of Pidonrq undertaken by ft Town. as t •Y: morel s saps w r Oven Applicamn funs an be oblalrlad Irom ft Hunwn oma " For tri ,. U fiV"0.700 Kw-"� Ruarcat Dfpu MwA, One The Eapinrdu, Pidruq Far moots in(ortnatioa please To obtail any of ft"doccxrlerlta a for IIxUIer irlforrnabon con the of Parks A*iswr akaaiy wefead rad " 0°fegwd and rtlarled by Deeelabar 30. regarding ft Pickariny Distarict Pym Review pi"" ar: & Facilities at ( 20-4624. 1 nn w.pN, 1964 to Dayle M. Canwon. Wnaga of Human The Town of PickenrV PlenneV Department at (905)4204817. Raaclacaf: TOWN OF PICKERING behalf of the Town of PERSONALIZED TRAINING AND HEALTH CLUB Pickering United Way namewu&nim - For faepswer r ad+asad pw s HOLIDAY HOURS Campaign, we would like Piano" pgletafairy"uwm ed roaiimi w»rearrireeawaar p,awt arsrws fr�.e re, ... ,o�...w .er proim eeeelka. DECEMBER 1994 to JANUARY 1995 co thank the folio �+'""" •'wEw r`1 Yw�M � r' Wing tlli r ker..i.er. Fwr r! tri. viae ran micro sponsors for their gracious ++111011 Ill ver"" a tea 111111112 -r "'t k•e a waawtewew of ran peeve fix we b ar sa !lir. C.�r aai iai0y. laararI aralsra ane yore N b%vi ad bio. k comm u d: F00% ow n a.a• Mw•• donations. Your support is active yar pads at n" 491110101 -ss-"eysawio fr.re oma. •air Ixaoaa i-PosimilL -He.iCwi aeire[iorcr sous. ore x o..r Ri1R, oawaiw ANN 6a�4t raw �l�'°` sleek f warn Wmit.� 0 --.-done d� ywf -16=dw anew as/ caftw e MmftDweebw341714 clm0 >< n , a.rlxisf. To date, $13,UTAO has Tae ft Daaaiw V. 19114 clum i+e.aat ria > n.r f1■r•w carat carr yw -atesr �e Mainalilt Dwaer A N11 c 1 kad s►�a.v ,a a e-a+•r M.wra by 7ireitl. Daoralr a 1"s bw t lfrw - o fp oe.cil ll dd poor aar.kr.a ti ft Doan A M lupin ie employees for the United �.xpri.w -i Maida driver tira/wa caret t/•a a rwr. Mimi _ Brsafil kii r...r p. -eve lar tanaatal fr+ 2. no faaee4 nom`&� *36a tolraN Way! b"y be 'tlwwet o.. A iClra • bullar !s-uin • CersClib - ysara meds ewes �� 11S �6R rlfN 11S min c rwci.... �a ufirr sive: f at.r s s�ia...w"`�rc H' +�".r:' r • (.r (41i.we • we"llor t.M..r missy ie.ate _ ORIOrtRtlll otrwO[ fl NMMalAawisewwplM7ahmi"Alp ""+r.hai �a Mmiemi>. tfloiatlloou) +Mt�ANYABM � _ Ipaa�asa�a DIIAawRejiad�s. Ds 2! G AiW Oresetliwiifl • hw Rcsmnm aaveroal Read) i�� 1h awiFDc.i7 QaYa6eC21"h"M Same . 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S1111111411• soft am P" as a u....rw . caunim tale - (Cask� (Lask GAMMY'f e ria* wwnirD MM t1MiAs w'aq ore s • PickR Ge Tlaid ad Isonal trews corrals s + " Dim a iaiiei -lea i t eaweis A ofilm T ori woe* wx N/l dd .ti oows, r omii • y f Raa1d • I0Mb0 Ydeo i ' - M lora: w a coo ft Wft ►Mins lit haat lar rrrsree■irsi lSres oLa - tasrnw o Mmi•••mi• •GooiaimFi sf •IAWsyr 1i� - rAjayb= fireraatealiaiaais r "� SIIOGIB lackdea nee pwsoeel pear as ds d"awiaa aireet rr 2 Oewa • �litOCat f Boit Deep nommom _ naiailli a�aa col"Ok . 11��wasta�e,,ne.rrslMM tiarar�ee ase Memi� .S* -Y y ?• Mewkwi3L75Nwwe-AwM10 trig rallaatA 1fM atirrws �j�I f3 IMIR b1clo a ria pwvwatruer fwWy,aataarn.MM aa-119oea aeaaretOs.>. toue•12row•s •ra aimsV/wld-Enopeaawomea'i _tilt 31 ir.twr 1.1"s Citi 7lrrle Ds r crura • Good Bodin Hmm spa ' Mewtwr 5133.73 Nos-weaiw 5160 30 Ilwaeth-012.101 MtrsNeasArs s rawae. aI lora rlkoDaor nr4s. r. asaydirMore neer • Ohs mob • air Spat Orr prrtrif orae ueietk tllailD SYeiot • Pail TAM aN npaat Fawrecy �� Fin service will out be of saW by rhea -a awe ..� • Reronlg • TW& Suoub � ���3 a scim"t. weelw apw.el e.a.a ore a�e.y a f� FIooA (:a■ now 831-1711 y* 1,1106Wand ens Town council' r©uri sta at the Town °f Bring ou and our f a sa e and ala ? 0 ' �c ' ' n ets earlier date Plcker� g� for dump closure court case ing; it's legal positioning,•, says C.W. Daniel � O Pickering gives up fight xirb "I.d rather �,�� ,� fnttl matter veal[ :, - withy � FINAL WEEK to have Brock West landfill Mr. Kirb adds that ettin an interim Y g g � CQMPLETE SYSTEM shut temporarily injunction would have been a lengthy legal No Extra Needed process and the matter wouldn't have been .• By LEO AN'TONELLI hard until March of next year anyway. �� srea�t. •na •ttiE i�l+s �nvtlrttst?t "Basically I've given up two rn(xlths b get. �I'... PICICERING-'Tile Brock West lartdliU site a final deciciort: ' he says. will stay open at least until next stnrtrrter. One oortclition of the deal is Ih.�u if the: pial 'lite Town of Pickering hat gi�•er► up itc tad becomes unduly delayed — other than by far an injunction to cktse the dump temportrily Pickering —the Town can seek ku) interim � • ��W � � 9• in order b get an earlier court date to try anti injunction again. 'Ilte tri'li i� exlxcted to last '�� get the site ck)sed perrrtanenUy. until the encs of 1 ane. The Town is taking Mew Toronto an(i the Mayor Wayne Arthltrs says the arrangement Province b mart b have the dump ck�seci, anei means the dump will stay open in the short is seekin S3 million in damages. The "town term, but bmngs the site ore step clacu7 tx) a ]x�r- ,.-,.�. � s was attempting b get the dump cbsed while manent closure. � " �; �"r the � is being beard, but itc lawyers wotiked "I think it wac a fair mmpromice p(niticxl to -' ���� out a deal with the defendants. Under the take.' he says. •. '• arrangement. Pickering would not seek an Wben the trial does take pL•Ice. the Town interim injurtctiott in exchange for a May 15, will be ready. mayor Arttlun says. '•� ,„ �� 1995 trial date b decide the rrlatk7 once anei for "We didn't enter into this lightly. �L'e �� ��u i all, says the Tawn's lawyer. enter»d into it with dte catficienc�e that we have W "U hat nothin b do with litigl ition- a �t: strttn k al race: ' hl: says. F� . ,. g ]to 1� n' g 'g � , �r . �. Nuclear plant reactor shutdown not related to accident: Hydro PIC�RING -The Unit 6 reactor on the that has to be replaced." 7�ed Gruetzner Piclkering Nuclear Generating Station's 'B' n�portc. side hat been shut dovzl far replaoerrtcttt of a While: the unit could ha�•e continued opti7- wom seal on a beat trancpctrt pump. sting for sc�reil days in its pn,�cent corxlitiat, But an Ontario Hydro spoi(e_crr!<tn says the the re�xtirs are he�ing made n(nti• b take ad.an- work is part of routine mvntenanoe and is not [age of warm wc:ilher and low ek��tricity , related b the Dec. ]0 acc'i(iertt in tlnit 2 on derrtartd ieaciing ul'tu lite C tuiarrlac huliclay. the 'A' side that saw a broken pipe kms: 1-30 Unit 6 u expected b nKctrn b senicx on metric tomes o! heavy wafer. Dec. 26. Tbc outage is not ezpexted tc) cTc."Ite "1Ttat was a salve problem. this is a seal say shortages of elecuicity. . �Rl�` 4�G :o -�—: AJAX 29 Harwood Ave. S. (setwean N.ry. n and 401) 428-1659 �� � Some Pre -Christmas Installations available f PICKERING 375 Kingston Rd. (on Ifwy. t2 at Rougemou») 809-3622 �— 2 LOCATIONS � N,�vti HO�ID�' COME IN FOR BOXING DAY SPECIALS ON GREAT FASHIONS DEC. 27`" • �P.�TNF1iS •MARLIN TRAVEL SUPERCEN'I'RE Family Fashions •LONDON CLE�A►NERS Low Price Leader • LIVERPOOL MEDICAL •FASHION RIZK LEATI�,R DEAL - • DENTAL CLIlVIC Unisex Casual Wear NRS A -. • 2-4r:-1 PIZ7.A •POTATO TRII1S Real Estate • SCRUPIES ONE •DURHAM COLLEGE • MONEYSWORTH &BEST - Hair Design • PICKERING LOTI'F.RY Shoe Repair • SILVER DOLiAR •OFF THE HOOK •CYC EXPRESS N over a dollar •NATIONAL TRUST • BULK BARNBARN FOOD SP��Y Coffee • KID FACTOR - • ATHENA BOOKS � Children's Clothing • WRl1'E-TIME 'WE WISH ALL OUIt CUSTOMERS A SAFE �3 HApPY HOLIDAY S�'��501�1: ' . �- . ... , �'. •tf' Y }3 . ���~ �� r y. enng poi 0 puts the brakes to study of town's traffic gridlock x- r LAM' L 2=9;r V 1.13 D Proposal to hire David Farr wondered if a study could be done on highways not Lion-hearted effort traffic engineer to under the Town's jurisdiction. He also questioned the impact the The Ajax Lions Club recently donated new toys Captain Doug Butt, left, accepts the gifts from probe tie-ups stalled widening of }Highway 401 would and $500 to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Lions Robert Barbeau and president Bill Hod - before it ets revved u have on a study. Army's annual Christmas campaign. Sally Ann gins. photo by A.J. Groen g p "I'm also wondering if we PICKERING - A bid to hire a spend a huge amount of money traffic engineer to study gridlock for this, will it be of any value in Pickering stalled at Monday when the 401 is completed as it's • • night's Town council meeting. supposed to be in the new year?" Ward 1 local councillor councillor Farr asked col - Dave Ryan proposed the leagues. GUARANTEED study, reporting that traf- Councillor Ryan fic was the number -one responded that a study issue in his ward during would look for short-term Government of Ontario Coupons the Nov. 14 municipal solutions as well as long - election campaign. term ones. Councillor Ryan said "We have to take the 9.66%* annual equivalent, maturing Sept. 2006 Co drivers seeking alternate - bull by the horns," be said. Diversify your RRSP investments with government - routes to Highway 401 Dave Ryan Nonetheless, councillor during rush hours are Farr said that, although he guaranteed stripped bonds from Midland Walivyn. causing traffic snarls on Picker- supported the idea of a traffic ;,,g'S �- Study, he couldn't justify the cost Call IAN HAAR 619-6510 for today's rates. Councillor Ryan made it clear of it whenn council is trying to the Town should contract a traffic hold the line on taxes. engineer to come up with an over- Town manager Timothy MIDLAND X all operational plan for the com- Sheffield revealed the Town's munity's streets. own staff were lookingat the WAL`%w I lv "We can't go piecemeal. We problem and will report to council can't say a left turn here, and a in the new year. stop sign there.- In the end, the motion was Ward 2 regional councillor defeated- 'Rate as or Der— IM Rates subject to change and availability. **Blot Chip Thinking is a trademark of Midland Walwyn Capital Inc. BOXING DAY ' �� -�- KENWOOD • ' SUPER SALE ' • ' o . D KRC 380 KDCC 602 a y; KRC 1006 KRC 480 KDC 6001 ALWM CASSETTE 10 DISC ULTRA SLIM HI POWER, AWFM DETACH FACE, HI HI POWER, DETACH CONTROLLER CD CHANGER CASSETTE POWER, CD CONTROLLER FACE, AWFM CD �' REG. X99 688 REG. s REG. :328 $519 #418 4 PACKAGES ONLY' �.� 1 168 �79 n 300 WATT KAC 624 KAC SM SUB KAC 424 SM MOSFET 32OW MOSFET AMP WOOFERS 50W AMP 2 OHM STABLE REG.# REG. � 188 REG. $448 REG. 119 X249 139 : $ X98 EACH 88 . '579 MANY MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS. SEE US FOR DETAILS 2 WAY HI 6'A" DOOR COMPONENT 4x6 POWER 6 x 9s SPEAKERS � WAY 2 WAY DASH CLOSED DEC. 26 KFCPM COMPOMWW SPEAKER OPEN DEC. 27 to 30, REG. REG. $ REG. #88/ PAN; 9 a.m. to 6 .m. 44 Ewe 58/ PAS 5299 229 109 50 7 WESTNEY ROAD SOUTH UNIT 4, AJAX9JUST SOUTH OF PRICES INE FECT UNTIL JAN. 49 1995 OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST CLEMENTS +'. i••' ::i':�i.4.1µ � ,iS ii;[8?If3")'RQ rt�lW .1�'3�.}TK4'1(li��"!i'�'+1:��� 'MGA 10 -A -T= NNW AdY�WAIL, A-Mmm =L IM �•� .'v G5�E�AlRoP5 Expect more from Sears SEARS WHITE SALE PREVIEW ON NOW... THREE DAYS ONLYchxemberF,;; . Saturday,. nI IR WHITF SAI F STARTS NEXT WEEK... =0R 3 DAYS ONLY, YOU CAN GET A HEAD 'IMAGE' 3—PIECE BATH CARPET 99 Set 3.pc. srt by Puss in Du Pont Ardron' nylon. bndudm W cover, contour and sn%M oval mat in 7 coloum eum. START! $15-Z5 OFF U LTRA TOUCH" PERCALE SHEET SETS Cotton/polyester 180 thread count percale by Stevens in 8 cciours and prints. Twin set. Reg. 39.99• Set....... 24.99 Double set. Reg. 59.99. Set....... 44.99 Oueen set. Reg. 79.99. Set ....... 59.99 King set. Reg. 99.99. Set ....... 74.99 SO( WWAUd.s nM and nn -e sh•«t, p0Mo-eas-Is) p•9. one.. sha. ae seas ones SPECIAL PURCHASE! "MAJESTY PURE COTTON TOWELS BY CALDWELL, 999 &N*L Brlh Towel z ° Our arwakm be& ft" mewurs 80 x 54-.. ti r 9mck up wow in e f"hiow colas. y Uwd Rano, is x "". Esck-.---5.M t. SALE MXES Bile WIDUMAY, JANUARY 18, 19", WHILE QUOS LAST Expect more from Sears COPYRIGHT 1994. SEARS CANADA IWC. SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Wed: Fri. 10:00 8mm -10:00 p.m. Sat-, Dec. 24, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. , Cbsed Sun. 8i Mon., Dec. 25 8i 26.Open Boxing Day (Tues., Dec. 27, 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.) ��•��r�•. +I.RrI00I♦.i i.t•♦ �s�rr w�rr- � ear• ��sa.i Va • . • . ! i 14WY 2 0 og a � o a N ` o >_KEa PKW 3 40,M SPECIAL PURCHASE! "MAJESTY PURE COTTON TOWELS BY CALDWELL, 999 &N*L Brlh Towel z ° Our arwakm be& ft" mewurs 80 x 54-.. ti r 9mck up wow in e f"hiow colas. y Uwd Rano, is x "". Esck-.---5.M t. SALE MXES Bile WIDUMAY, JANUARY 18, 19", WHILE QUOS LAST Expect more from Sears COPYRIGHT 1994. SEARS CANADA IWC. SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Wed: Fri. 10:00 8mm -10:00 p.m. Sat-, Dec. 24, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. , Cbsed Sun. 8i Mon., Dec. 25 8i 26.Open Boxing Day (Tues., Dec. 27, 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.) ��•��r�•. +I.RrI00I♦.i i.t•♦ �s�rr w�rr- � ear• ��sa.i Va • . • . ! S hot officers get Christmas cheer from Metro cops+ • DURHAM — Metro Polite Constable Roy Rawluk brows all too well what it's Woe to be *urW on the job and have to undergo a long emotional and physical recovery. In fact, Const. Rawluk, who fell down a shaft, shattering his tailbone and injuring the Nerves in his right leg two years ago, still walks with a cane. "I know what long-term pain is all about," says Const. Rawluk, who initiated Project Goodwill, which aims to bring some Christmas joy to three Durham Regional Police officers inoW in a Port Perry bank robbery in October and to their families. "1 can empathize what they're going through. Even though they're out of the hospi- tal, they still have serious injuries to overcome. This is for moral support," says Const. Rawluk. The constable has gathered approximately 4,000 si�,natures on each of three giant Christ - Keeping warm an art form Maple Ridge Public School student Jennifer Polito bundles up against the cold during a break outside the Pickering school. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Home sales down from last year DURHAM — Overall home 'The market was strong during sales fell by 2.7 per cent in the fust the fust six months of this year, but 11 months of 1994, compared to with intcn.-st rate increases during the same period last year, the the late summer and more expected Dunham Region Real Estate Board again soon, the market has been repom steadily declining since June," As of November, 4,259 homes board president Anita Witty says. were sold, compared to 4,375 dur- "Despite positive news concern- ing the same period in 1993, the ing low inflation and improving board reports. labor markets. potential home buy - But the board also reports ers are uneasy. Buyers would be bxxcases of 6.5 per cart in Whitby well advised to take out pre - and 1.8 per cent is Oshawa this approved mortgages to help Protect year, compared to the same period themselves from expected wort- last year 1,Prge rale tikes." she says. r04 7660 ouva" 70" � � lel �� aolciart�d � � aFQeut .awd !"'tt kteuArdfd. 7&0&1"«msswa4favow &W T& Management & Sta, f from • YVONNE'S HAIRSTYLIST 420-641 i 1145 F.ta, rat Alae, Pidorrrg PODIATRIST Ronald J. Klein B.S.c., D.P.M. ; Wishes to Announce the Opening of his Practice At the Pickering Medical Centre -- 7 NN •t:WotnretOnketto ''' B • Spot Mwafte • Dwb" ret, { t:.r.kc.tw. • Ckil/Pi of st mas cards to be presented to the police officers std their families Thursday monung. Const. Mark McConkey, 45, a 27 -year police veteran, had his jaw shattered by a bullet from a robber's gun after responding to the call. Const Waren Ellis, 28, a five-year veter- an, suffered head injuries from a bullet wound. Detective Paul Mooy, 45, a 16 -year veteran, had his arm shattered by a bullet The three -foot -by -two -foot cards, designed by Const. Rawluk, feature a picture of Robo- cop on the from. The greeting on the inside reads: "You're not Robocop. But thank God you survived. Heartfelt sympathy and speedy recovery. .. The cards will be presented to the officers at 10:30 am. at Durham Regional Police 25 Divi- sion headquarters on Kingston Road in Picker- ing. Numerous local dignitaries will be on hand for the ceremony. ENCS TUNE UP:: FASENCE IMCLUDES Suppht and in" new Idetune Rspso■suw Of Sprk Pbp+ Gap warranted disc pads andlor Stan K r broke shop, m -posh bearings, !% • Baty, A C.w h■s.c.e■ onus Fdam tS.ebraw C+a Roa. !!% impact complete brake system. ones, Boat. FW Hoses A P1pq ktspat and adjust emergency Owk 4+a T -M M Apo-loe brake "Mon. Road tai BRAKES FROM s $14" 4 c 64 6 e ri $ 95* $84 95 598MMOST CARS tr LIGHT TRUCKS MOST CARS A LIGHT TRUCKS +++ w •r•w ••�•• Aim YAMS $10 EXTRA '"""r."•,.',. OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 3141 SEE STORE FOR DETAILS Pots sie aese�a acro era OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 3194 � ws/ ws/ ws/ roes. BARGAIN TIRE doom / I ■ 1 INEEMENI' _ N J • e l . • J . ■' r i / / / I e1 / / / ' I • YOUR FAMILY CAR CARE CENTRES At Bww Tin Auto OIL CCHANCEmaw,maw,quebty and wwe go howl in n hsnd. TW9"we preffiam rr' Cao Gal TX aaw OFgo Ne al a nwod Y■r oriel ARS k4nuER WOntwan 17,95EG 31 lel FALL CAR CARE .� .,._ }J-V►Ift, n....... ...� �... +...� MOST CARS $2995 .,ten u err w. OrFER • er �� EIPJRES DEC. 36Lt . or ■r.. ti. r. ■ roes• wz• ws/ wz• ws, sees/ � w� roes• / F&IF%^L 264 F AIRALL ST 619-1222 N _ _ . —. ..�. �- _.—. ..r.w..s4r• _ —�.. - .. ...-s.. ;+ice.... ...- -.. .....W....,i .. _ .. _ � 'a..'+W bargainprice........... ..P E R " f'fRIDE ALL -SEASON ;f > r, rr`ri iPi�!$OPt>I3 WYII .. , on. $Rtttsortl . 8. YnSIM ENCS TUNE UP:: FASENCE IMCLUDES Suppht and in" new Idetune Rspso■suw Of Sprk Pbp+ Gap warranted disc pads andlor Stan K r broke shop, m -posh bearings, !% • Baty, A C.w h■s.c.e■ onus Fdam tS.ebraw C+a Roa. !!% impact complete brake system. ones, Boat. FW Hoses A P1pq ktspat and adjust emergency Owk 4+a T -M M Apo-loe brake "Mon. Road tai BRAKES FROM s $14" 4 c 64 6 e ri $ 95* $84 95 598MMOST CARS tr LIGHT TRUCKS MOST CARS A LIGHT TRUCKS +++ w •r•w ••�•• Aim YAMS $10 EXTRA '"""r."•,.',. OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 3141 SEE STORE FOR DETAILS Pots sie aese�a acro era OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 3194 � ws/ ws/ ws/ roes. BARGAIN TIRE doom / I ■ 1 INEEMENI' _ N J • e l . • J . ■' r i / / / I e1 / / / ' I • YOUR FAMILY CAR CARE CENTRES At Bww Tin Auto OIL CCHANCEmaw,maw,quebty and wwe go howl in n hsnd. TW9"we preffiam rr' Cao Gal TX aaw OFgo Ne al a nwod Y■r oriel ARS k4nuER WOntwan 17,95EG 31 lel FALL CAR CARE .� .,._ }J-V►Ift, n....... ...� �... +...� MOST CARS $2995 .,ten u err w. OrFER • er �� EIPJRES DEC. 36Lt . or ■r.. ti. r. ■ roes• wz• ws/ wz• ws, sees/ � w� roes• / F&IF%^L 264 F AIRALL ST 619-1222 N _ _ . —. ..�. �- _.—. ..r.w..s4r• _ —�.. - .. ...-s.. ;+ice.... ...- -.. .....W....,i .. _ .. _ � 'a..'+W INNk 5 0,, �E� A � �v �l, �,•f 4M9'#'144zP fti•d-h444 co"4me THE REGULAR PRICES OF ALL IN -STOCK MERCHANDISE IN OUR HOUSEWARES 8. LI6MTIN6 DEPARTMENTS... PLENEW C)CKS B 1QRnRS NM 2 ---- Separate school board picks committe clhariien SPORTS CARD VENDORS DURHAM — Durham Region mittoe positions irtckxL— heads pasortrreh and finance. For the Roman Catholic Separate School • French -language section • Ajax/Pickering French-lan- Board tnutees elected their co mit- Oshawa/Whitby trustee Elaine guage trustee Samuel Montas is Pickering Flea Market tee chairmen hast week. Legault is chairman of the French- vice-chairman of the French -Ian- Pickering trustee Jim McCafferty language section. guage section. Oldman is SPORTS CARD SHOWS was elated to head the English-lan- • Oshawa trustee Paul Woodcroft • Ajax trustee Janice guage section and the special educa- heads community and communica- vice-chairman of policy. OPEN Dec. 23, 24 & 26 tion advisory eommitlee. tions. • Pickering trustee Fran Pereira is Inquiries Meanwhile. Ajax trustee Todd • Kathy LeFort, trustee for north Durham, including Port Perry, is vice-chairman of community and communications. 427-0754 McCarthy was named chairman of the policy committee and vice -chair- chairman of protxily and uansporta- • Oshawa mwee Mary Ann Mar - man of the English language section. tion. tin is vice-chairman of Property and Other trustees elected to top coin- • Oshawa trustee Matt Simmons aanslxxtation. INNk 5 0,, �E� A � �v �l, �,•f 4M9'#'144zP fti•d-h444 co"4me THE REGULAR PRICES OF ALL IN -STOCK MERCHANDISE IN OUR HOUSEWARES 8. LI6MTIN6 DEPARTMENTS... PLENEW C)CKS B 1QRnRS Expect more from Sears SHOP. -SEARS PICKERING IMo'n open Mhd•Fti 100 a.rn.•t0A0 pin. Sst. Dsc. 24, 8.•00 tt.m.4:0p p.m. -A Mtimtlm_ trLilws..DAti , NM 2 i � w ■ g ■ Expect more from Sears SHOP. -SEARS PICKERING IMo'n open Mhd•Fti 100 a.rn.•t0A0 pin. Sst. Dsc. 24, 8.•00 tt.m.4:0p p.m. -A Mtimtlm_ trLilws..DAti , Cooking for a cause Southwood Park Public School students, left the Ajax schoors Grade 4 and 5 bake sale in to right, Kelsey Biggs, Andrew Nelson and support of the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army. Jessica Chapman (holding tickets), choose the winners of a cake raffle held as part of ahoto by A.J Groen Please don't drink and drive this :holiday;: season ! kzlsl LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Dr. R Kassel MD FRCSC Dr. S Siomra MD FRCSC 905-723-8551 Oshawa ver before has a homeowner :n afforded the design freedon iilable with our Super Series e. From the Spectrum, with a rice of five rich porcelain colors, the more traditional matte ish of the Super 27, Standard i Pacific Insert, the Super Series sure to add appeal to any orating scheme. TM 13-A Ajax/Pickering cftbto Audiology Clinic111 _ _ Welcomes new ' and former -- patients. , 1885 Glennanna Rd., Suite 104 In the Pickering Medical Centre 831-831 1 �LCOME 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 ��- __ Soc al�Development� Council seeks help promoting its work AJAX-PICKERIIVG —The Socia! Development Council of Ajax -Pickering needs volunteers to help develop a marketing plan to inform the public about the group's activities. A Ian -profit organization which gets financial aid from the United Way, the SDC identifies social needs, researches social issues. lobbies for services anti provides programs such as Information Ajax - Pickering. Housing Nelp Durham and Immigrant Settlement Services. j Anyone interested in helping with the marketing , plan should call loan Skelton at 686-2661. I� `-__..__ . - -- .\ ��� �� ���� � g :... ....y :.:::.. `..'.h .. F:� .;��� 1� ���` �� a� ��-� � ..ERS -LIMITED TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY 74 KING ST. W. OSHAWA ��/,�!lll�??� Exfiect more from Sears TON MOFN OYS, ion � u res QS�o O� Mighty Morphin Power RangersTM Seieceon wi vary tom store to ttorc. TM 1994 SJI!!AN Entertainment Inc. i sI►tll►N MturwiorW N.v gut rigtrts reserv�cd �� • Marc,,. �OOfll Z+Of1e adMcndres. Reg. 14.99. Ea.....14.99 Atter S3 t,<Mi:• reba�c, 9.99 � ne.ie aela� rn:�. tte} prices shown aK s� prtoes. i�3 off Y Mac 1Na9us ply► set R�.�.��t...�.� 1/3 4�f Biker Mite � . �� . _. Blast mot�iie. #38173. Itcg.'�9.99. Set...19.99 rrartsport machin. #38174. Reg. 39.99. Set...36.66 Thunderbirds... 4096 off veh>ldes. R5% OFF Holiday Bear 44" pk�sh Teddy bear. tbeg.19.99. Ea...14.99 0 Selected Sesame Street Toys Woe�se bkxks. Reg. 9.99.........................set...4.99 Jesnbo nt�rrtbers. Reg. 12.99 ................... Set...6.49 Jtmnbo letters. Reg. 16.99 ....................... Set..$.49 Str�oNer toy. Reg. 14.99 .............................. Ea. %.49 Bookvipe farm set Reg. 14.99 ................... Ea. 7.49 Cookie Monster® scale. Reg. 19.99.......... Ea. 9.� bfidt Reg. 16.99 set _i.4! S� keg ��n rtes. 34.99 �. 17.x! ''`'i °°P°" R/C trrtk set Reg. 14.99 Ea.__.. _.� ! ttwner is rx .+a assn nK w� mow. tees. 64.99 Ea. _... _ _ 17.4! 1/3 O� R5% OFF �► �' " wig �a�r wti�r IOtg. 49.99. Each...19.99 �. 13.99. Ea...9.99 1/3 O� SAVE tar Set 75 -piece set IOeg. 49.99. fach...19.99 ;5 O� 6T Sno racer �� :�. 34.99. Eacn...49.99 s15-RO 111-�Rt S�LB� - Boys' sizes 1-5.119104. - Reg. x4.99. Pr...39.9! rt+�'s s� 4-,,.. #19105. keg. 79.99. �...s9.99 • I� ... ktr'S10 t�� �let>A�lbe ' ; €li4.g4.. SALE PRICES END SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24,1994 VVHI LE QUANTITIES LAST 'l: SHOP SEARS PItKERING TOWN �/y��l.'n� opeYn�M�/d�FrlA1�0:0�0ts.m.-100 p.tn. �SfYaL/�Otis. /24�, t1:�00 a�,my.��6:00 _p�.�mw. -•. i-. � '' t� � � li�ori. Doe. 2S � A. �«i �� ��'7 1 �t�• Y�f"r. N, �.W a.iii.7.W p.tii.� ;, . ilwr: g o � w SHOP SEARS PItKERING TOWN �/y��l.'n� opeYn�M�/d�FrlA1�0:0�0ts.m.-100 p.tn. �SfYaL/�Otis. /24�, t1:�00 a�,my.��6:00 _p�.�mw. -•. i-. � '' t� � � li�ori. Doe. 2S � A. �«i �� ��'7 1 �t�• Y�f"r. N, �.W a.iii.7.W p.tii.� ;, . time `fo -m 0 Ajax and Pickering groups and companies have many charitable drives for you to contribute to in this season of goodwill AJAX-PICKERING — It's better to give than to receive. With that in mind, the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser invites local community groups and businesses to publicize food, clothing and toy drives through our 'Season of Giving' column that we'll run each Wednesday leading up to Christmas. Christmas. dke"someone s--Chfi`-stmas-b`n't9 611 a ter' ❑oo The Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army is holding its annual Christmas appeal campaign to help about 600 families, includ- ing 1,200 children. Items needed are non-perishable food and toys and gifts for children. Donations can be dropped off at the Salva- tion Army's Family Services Centre depot at 43 Station St., Ajax. Food can also be dropped off at the Ajax McDonald's Restau- rant, Maclean Hunter Cable TV in Ajax, and both LOEB stores in Ajax. Call Paul Carew of the Salva- tion Army at 686-1264. Simply provide us your group's program, D `� specifying what drive you've orga- nized, where peo- ple can contact you, how you are collecting items and where they can be dropped off. Mail your 'drive' program information to the News Advertiser, care of the news- room, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2115, or fax us the informa- tion at 683-7363. If you are faxing it, put it to the atten- tion of the news- room. There are indi- viduals and fami- lies here who rouw Texas Country Show and Dance Bar. 250 McKen- zie Ave. in the McKenzie Plaza, Ajax, is holding a toy and food drive from now to Dec. 21. All donations of non-perishable food items and unused toys will be turned over to the Durham Shel- ter for Abused Women and Chil- dren. The bar will have a cut-out Christmas tree on the wall called the Tree of Stars on which will be inscribed the use a helping handnames of people this Christmas season: by using who contribute. Cash donations ted. For more acre our 'Season of Giving' column are aP to publicize your attempts, we information, call Cat or J.P. at may all be able to have a merrier 427-5929. Ajax Rug Hookers get busy in the AJAX - The Ajax Rug Hookas are kicking off the new year with a meeting. The group meets Monday, Jan. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ajax Senior new year Citizens' Friendship Centre, 45 Exeter Rd. New members are always wel- come. Call Michelle at 428-6532 for more information. 007 The Durham Regional Police Association holds its Sixth Annual Christmas Food and Toy Drive now until Dec. 16 at the Oshawa Armouries on Simcoe Street North in Oshawa. Dona- tions can be dropped off at any police station or firehall in Durham Region or by calling the Christmas depot at 427-3697 for pick-up. Members of Durham Regional Police will pick up the donations and deliver them to agencies for distribution. ❑00 The Village Chiropractic Clinic, 596 Kingston Rd. W., Pickering Village, holds its Care and Share Day food drive Friday. Dec. 16, from 7 a.m. to noon when current and walk-in patients who take in five or six non-perishable food items have their adjustment fees waived. Anyone's welcome to drop off food beginning at the start of the week but there's no deal on treatments other days. Food goes to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army to help area needy resi- dents. OJD The Body Shop at the Picker- ing Town Centre and at the Oshawa Centre are having a food drive from now to Dec. 23 for the Simcoe Hall Settlement House. Staff will match all food donated by shoppers. Collection bins are located outside the door of each store. Drop by with your Co rtice . .... ..... .. donation: no resident of Durham should go hungry this Christmas season. 000 Roland Michener Public School, 95 Ritchie Ave., Ajax, holds its annual Angel of Giving Food Drive from Dec. 5 to 22. Each time a student donates a non-perishable food item, they will be given a paper Angel to write their name on. Angels adorn the halls and donations are placed around a Christmas tree. All items collected are eiven to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army on Dec. 22. Items needed include non-perishable food items or new unwrapped toys. especially ones for older chil- dren. Zarjeest Cottntry Market East of Toronto! I OPEN FRIDAY CHRISTMAS HOURS: FRI., DEC. 23 - Iv TO 5 SAT.. DEC. 24 - 9:30 TO 3 SUN., DEC. 25 - CLOSED SAT., DEC. 31 - 9-30 TO 3 S[: N.. JAN. 1 - CLOSED DEC. Z3, 10 A.M. to S P.M. from the management &staff of Burger zing Aja,�and Pickering "We wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous �ew�'ear. 'Boy one whopper FREE* Double FREE* Cbkkex f et a second FREE* 1 Whopper 1 Sakb i 1 'fie tee pv vhm ofineAum I -WM the pvrdme ofinea um 1 -Wm the pvrdme of medk m 1 tleies am a r"ular ink I tliries Ima a reprl r drtmk ' tliies am:resular drtnt _ a 1 t-_., . 1 1 ptesm M t�oupott tel" 1 Mont ft =q= Ipwase pteso"d itis coupon 1 I boas otdetitg. W valid I betote ordtl inq Not valid Ibetore ordering. Not valid �, any outer offer other No cash any offer. No t�rl with any other offer. No cash value. Applicable taxes payable by I value. AWcable taxes payable by lvalue. Applicable taxes payable 4 I beater. I beater. (bearer. I valla o*at 945 W"si ie K Nu valid only at US fllecKetm nit., NuVMW tally at its wcKemde RC Nu 1 aW1nQKWq*nWPifth atW InO Kittp tt PA, Picltnk 1 ad 1280 KkW tt fid., ftw4 1 �'� �l��ii4/4��1RfisSFitis'�i�Iti/i�,1'✓,!✓d✓115�'JSIV�.r1 i�✓/�/rHI/Vow*�Ysirti�s��'�'�r41►y`�r�ti�lli��ai� '!'�N��� � � � You aren't what you eat Overeaters Anonymous can be Yuletide savior for the over -indulgent by LESLIE FLINT SPECIAL TO 7i[E Iv�WS ADVFRT1SF12 DURHAM —With lavish feasts and many temptations abounding over the holiday season, festive gatherings for some people can mean more than just casual over -indulgence. This isn't surprising considering Christmas can be one of the most emo- tionally stressful times of year. For those battling eating disorders, there is help from a group known simply as Overeaters Anonymous (OA). Support is just a phone call away. "For a la of people. Christmas unveils a whirlwind of emotions. It is supposed to be such a lovely time of year. yet many issues such as abuse, divorce and alto- holism can surface during family get- togethas. "One way to avoid thinking about it is to just keep eating. ]t's a form of escape." says Overeaters Anonymous local spokesman Carolyn. Sbe, and others like her, prefers anonymity in the same fashion as those who belong to and attend Alcoholics Anonymous functions. Usually most groups tend to break dur- ing Christmas or in the summer, at times when people need support the most. This isn't thr case with OA. which meets i2 :J weeks a year. Sponsors or helpers are also available to members to speak to between meetings as often as they need. � When faced with tempta- tion —which can be found , everywhere from the office to your doctor's reception desk — Carolyn advises people not to be too hard on themselves and to simply take things one day at a time. "For some people, this can even mean taking things one hour at a time. If you're at a party, remind yourself it is just for a short time instead of say- ing you'll never eat something for the rest of your life. "If you know it may make you feel guilty later, either decide not to touch it or allow yourself to for the one time. For myself, with cer- tain things one is too many and 100 is not enough. I now find it easier to jest not start in ota those binge foods." In some cases, it tray even be more self -preserving to actually tura down certain invitations especially if you know it tray be an emotionally -charged gather- ing. "The harsh reality is that sometimes people in fam- ilies do and say mean things to cacti other. "We all handle it di(- faently. Talk to someone . about these feelings. Communication is the key "suggests Carolyn. Family members can I help by respecting the request to keep certain temptations or binge foods out of the house and, on the other hand, not nagging or laying guilt trips if you do indulge. tJnderstanding is critical and attending an OA meeting with a member or reading some pamphlets available through the group is a step in achieving this. "Then they can see we aren't some weird cult," laughs Car- olyn. It is also important to realize someone must want to recover from an overeating problem. Trying to force someone to attend meetings or lose weight will be of no benefit to anyone. Overeaters Anonymous was formed in 1960 in the United States by a small group of women and now provides Support in regions all over the world. Meetings are open to people of all ages and no fees are involved. Anonymity is paramount to the group and guarantees that confidences will not be revealed. OA is based on the 12 - step program tailored by Alco- holics Anonymous. Carolyn emphasizes the group is certainly "not a diet club. There are no weigh -ins or food lists. The only require- ment to join is a desire to stop compulsive eating." Although food plays a big role in the compulsive overeater's lite, it really isn't the issue. Compulsive overeating, whether it takes the form of excessive dieting, anorexia or bulimia, is slowly being rec- ognized for what it is — a disease. Manifestations of compulsive eating are threefold, encompassing the physical, emotional and spiritual sides of the psy- che, Carolyn explains. "Being overweight or underweight is merely a symptom of other problems. It's very personal and involves a lifelong journey of recovery. "You have to be willing to peel back layers of yourself and confront what's really at the root. It's also a real disease of isolation." Symptoms can range from planning secret binges while eating sensible in public, or eating when not hungry, to eat- ing to escape from troubles or feeling that one's weight affects the way one lives. Depression and food obsessions are common emotional offshoots experi- enced. Armed with many success stories to exemplify the program's success, Carolyn can't overestimate the importance of a strong support network such as Overeaters Anonymous. "Yo-yo dieters are living proo[ that you can't do it oo your own. It's very powerful to be in a room of people who think and feel as you do. "A lot of time, people are cut off in their feelings or minimized at home. Here, you can talk freely without inter- ruption and be understood. For anyone who thinks even maybe they could use help, just go to a few meetings. Even if you're not ready now, you may plant the seed for years later. You don't have to join or spend any money...just your time." Call Carolyn at 619-0074 for more information and location of meetings in Durham Region. WHAT THE *#O!!*2* ARE WE GOHHA DO TOHICHT'� ` Find out in Backbeat. It's been a long time coming but Durham's finally got it's own ente><taina�ent newspaper, ��` where you can find out about all the things that matter. This is y� new►sp®per Durham! We also want to hear -... what you have to say. Spill your guts to us. Facercise your creative abilities. Send us stories, suggestions, sed �`= whatever else you think we need. We could melte you a star! But I doubt it. - . . .` For advertising info, call (905) 683-5110, ask for Debbie Mohns or Sue Ploughman :cd:.�;. �.: �.'. -�+;,4 a '� (.;.seer r fy �. �c�•� r �• OPEN MONDAY DECEMI BOXING E 11 Lws� ' OPEN ATS & 1110 WHITE ROSE OUTING SOIL — - Insect & weed free. Great for Potting .. A , SOtI tropicals & more! Reg. 2.25bag. $ 12 i OL ---- i bas .BAG I FINAL CLEARANCE! CERAMIC POTS ----�,a Ends of fines, �- discontinued colours. iR4289-25-99ea. ea. 1d . 1 • 11 . 1 . a 1 R OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS NEEDLE CRAFT'S ,I -i7 Our entire selection! --MIJ,latch -- Choose from mini kits, cross stitch stockings, kits & more! Reg. from 1.47-91.99ea. „ T . ,• T r Rt �u- 91a Im r A huge selection of branches, stems b picks arrargements or use outdoors. Reg. 1.29-12.99ea. SALE 40. MOoMw 6 5 14 'A' 7, ,RICE � TABLE �a- CHAIR Reg- 8.88ea. SALE4 CHAIR I"Reg.14.88ea. SALE ea. SETTEE Reg. 16.88ea- SALE 8 ea) I 1 • CHRISTMAS �rpYPSUM Choose from flat & 2 size ranges of our Olde c Time village Houses, gypsum trees 6 more! Setectiort varies by store. Rag- 1.37-8 97ea. SALE ea. FROM: � l' 1�fN���R�11r >►�►�rv�i�► OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF\ SANTA'S CNOICE"r' mum M11RISTMASTREES & PmWA= Wreaths, garlands, candies a candle holders, animated characters, porcelain houses, N", ornaments, pk*s, sprays a more! pfflICES SLASHED .) =500/o OFF. Please note: Christmas supplbs are limited 1 to stock on hand. Shop early, at these incredible savings they won't last king! , r] MUSHROOM BIRDS & NOVELTIES Assorted colours & sizes. Selection vanes by store. Reg- -99-4.29ea. NEWN ea. 9!. OUR ENTIRE SELECTION! PAPIERYASES Pressed paper floral containers. Podge, paint, faux & more! Match your decor! Assorted rA ' shapes b sues. Reg_ -W3-49 ea. [Jul im 5 -$ 75 OTO ea' Boston tarns. Erghsh Ivy, Golden Pothos. AM CUAMM PLANTS! Choose from $ 9 Peperontia. While Btrllerfly, Golden 4 Ponos b Sptder Plants. f� 61/2' pots. Reg. 9.9906 1 2 PRICE S,` _ Choose from f 0 varieties d aper hardy 49 cactus including barrel shape & tall trpripttt VWts iW 6- pot f!r - tr tall. Rap 14.900a / sw PRIM �'cu 'ow EMERALD GEM OMAX • $1500 "WnW This rww iron hard!! plant of HomalonrMta 49� q pg oil erre an arttriortntsrtt a fi-p°t �` SALE SETTEE �5� MAY VA oMr 6a •aiFr � t1 IAL FRMSTCM A°� �.ees.. SALE HOURS• PANDEUM to RL FNSALE ENDS lNi�E C. 28,19®4. 1 01M CM 6 TAtEA a TIE rrErrAAF11111: LkdonMPort "N a Mt000Cr10M Or TIM. Emm ■ 9 QCtr►r1011, ILLUOIm"m a I. ' 11 MV OOCUR N flE Er9rT Cr A x111000 Ep10gTIE119x!51rlouU.001w .E CIMIIiEDAT WII�iT MACE. 06�. aAr f]OC®AIMLLIINF 510CIf c �r Iii TiE Ills 101Mr OIUMIRES. lE/1ED 10 SIOCII Oa IMM. WILL FrAn •T AIMaMtE A100 IEafLr IO. F�ose OO wgltti MATIOat. EOlEE1lti RAI- zs SHIP ATS , rrNitir a 0M 9 1 a ENTIRE SELECTION POLYESTERS Choose from a huge assort - merit of Me -lice a decorator oolour flowers. Create a lovely meet for your home. 14.99ea. L45 EF R$0 50 TO ENTIRE SELECTION HRMLM Reduced to clear! Selection vanes from store to store. Reg- 1.49 29.99ea. SAAR FWM t. ' ; 00 TO ea. KER SET � NEWCASTLE Damao your home. Terrific savings! 4 POM SET NCLUNIOM 2 Anitu>S 1 LOOS" 1 T" . 1 - . f • Lo6dsd with buds a hin a -a Choose from pinks, while, purpie, bkm a bicolour. Reg. 2.49ea. 25 l a& iff 39M & VAILIUM � MAYS A WEEK! Dreaming of a green Christmas By LARRAINE ROULSTON ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST By using everyday colorful household items, Judi Young, with her artistic flair, can create amazing gift wrappings. Impressed by her 'W'rap Re -Creations' exhibit, Agincourt Mall manager Dan Forsyth recruited Judi to host a workshop for a local volunteer church group to provide his mall with the same service. Artist Judi's 'Wrap Re -Creations' incorpo- rates recyclable materials to produce unique gift wrap and accessories in place of the tra- ditional Christmas paper, boxes and bows. Straws, bits of wool, brochures, paper clips, chains, table cloths, string and old Christ- mas cards are just a few of the items used for decorative creations. Although the list is long and varied, Judi will not use anything that is accepted into a blue box. This is the season that is particu- larly noted for its waste when mounds of plastic and paper prod- ucts are generated by packaging and decorations. With Judi's talent, everything from buttons to posters are used to tastefully gar- nish seasonal gifts. "'Ibe whole point is to re -use what most people think is garbage." she stresses. "This awareness program is all about what we can do to decorate gifts from things around the house that otherwise may not be used again. - 0 :1 D gain." QED When adding new decuratuons to your tree. choose or make ones that are non -breakable. For the homemade kind you can string popcorn and cranberries, create a chain from scrap paper or design something from unwanted fabrics. A mix- ture of flour and water paste makes a great slue that you won't have to worry about seeing your youngsters sample. 0J:) The following tips will help you keep the 3Rs in mind while entertaining. • t Ise a cloth tablecloth and napkins • Use reusable plates, glasses and cutlery Lug -a -Mug and plates to the kiddies' Christmas party • Buy pop in returnable bottles • Reuse poly film bags for bulk pur- chases • Compost all kitchen organics • Use candles to absorb cigarette smoke • For an air freshener, simmer vinegar or a herb mixture in a small amount of water J ❑�� "�/ "� At the end of the festivities, don't forget to save your cards for next year's tags as well as to trim and save all your paper, bows and ribbons. Make soup from turkey bones and bake casseroles from other leftovers. Before placing your tree at curbside for munic- ipal composting, be sure to remove all tinsel, nails and hooks and do not encase your tree inside a plastic bag. Give your old calendar to a school or daycare for crafts. Compost any worn-out flowers. Peace on Earth* $1090 Not to noItlol peace of mhW. Having said ab that, all you'n Bcouse vAlh our Royal Rereah have to worry about is what paeoge youl *rd ranrlous you'll do when you get here. rooms. saunas. whirlpools. M h +id of how yoLfm ephg to massages and a Royal Fleapit i_L/V1pp get rKNI Famlte dorn dorm and coupon hook tua of saving at"r�t+t� dnve. For n servadotts, d 1 SW - shops and services in the area. 663•7?29or WQ 8636333 h 1oiakb. Canadian Pat V Hobek & Resorts Royal York 'S&p•d b meow* b donew 3o. 19W Sonia w—.cow No* Do your part to save our little corner of the world... Recycle. •..rnrosu........+ra•�N�++++nr+..r.....*+. ...r-y.a...� ..z.--.�,..._ 1 '�Ieartdisease11g--!-ht-n---e&ds---1o___cal canvassers, donors with heart O Ajax and Pickering communities need people to help continue the campaign to beat heart disease and strokes AJAX-PICKERING — Open up your heart to the Heart and Stroke Foundation during Febru- ary February is Heart and Stroke Month and volunteer canvassers are needed to knock on doors mainly during the day time for donations. The community canvassers will be raising money for the res- 6&aj aWa4 THE tLUNG ASSOCIATION /- bi - I- W.r- by L#" J.6.0-0 110 Ur. -..l P.— 1N ------ ---- i 1 M � t 1 eel � t � t ' >i�Iiai ieel■■eaet6a � � t 1 1 X t; 1 1 1 – 1 � 1 1 1 for' 1 � 1.2 1 1 � 1 1 : 3p Feces 1 Fish 1�chipil' 1 1 coupon apra January 15195.' I Offer valid only with oawon at 1 1 Abbey Lane location esdusivdy. t 1 Not valid with other promotional 1 offers, huxh features or RWS&y 1 - 'All you can at Fish & Chips. 1 Coupon has no cash vahK. Plus 1 1 applicable taxes. 1 2874W (2874474) Village of X"w Abba Lane 65 Rylailder Blvd. idential campaign. - The Ajax chapter aims to col- lect $31,000 and the Pickering chapter $28,500. The Heart and Stroke Foundation is looking for people to volunteer as zone leaders, and canvassers dur- ing February. The Ajax chapter is desperate need of canvassers. Volunteers need only spare half an hour a week. In addition, canvassers will receive a 25 per cent discount off the new Simply Heartsmart -Cookbook, by author Bonnie Stern. For more information about volunteering, call 686-1521. People who can't volun- teer their time for the rause are urged to donate nerously when canvassers come calling with their recog- nizable white kit with a Heart and Stroke Foundation logo and button. / 1 Mira-bel Shrimp Ring Frozen, 312 g islea L.OEB . Cola r Asorted Varieties 750 ml. btl. - S.2t/100 mL (plus deposW 24 x 355 mL cans 4.60100 mL :RiF(f�tIR ClyYEDEC.�N1'R!� i' VAL"M C U N IC - OPEN DAILY DURING HOLIDAYS • Family Medical Care • On site Laboratory, Pharmacy, Ultrasound, X -Ray • No appointment necessary Dec. 23 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Dec. 24 9 a.m.-5 p.m, Dec. 25 11 am. -2 p.m. Dec. 26 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Dec. 27 onwards regular hours FAMILY PHYSICIANS • Dr. Diamond Alidina • Dr. Perviz Alidina • Dr. Jay Sinha • Dr. Andrea Woloszczuk • Dr. Stan Lofsky -1 450 Kingston Rd_ fat Valley Farm Rd.) s Cali 831-8240 ;for information or appointment OLE B �w�wy MIT CFu ftw winner! Red Emperor Grapes Product of U.S.A. 1 74/k 9 1p!)* nb PoLAM tato Chips Assorted Varieties, 1R0 g ea. Frozen rke s y Grade "A", All Available Sizes 3 °6fk9 4111b sewhWat Parlour Ice Cream Regular, Light or 1%. 2 L ea. Prices effective from Sunday, December 18 until Saaaday, December 24,1994. We reserve the right to WM quarrlities. ITEIMS AVAIABLE AT THESE LOCAT1oilYS 0AILY: LOEB Ajax Ha *e#Axe Baywood Gl m&1le Miw*e>9ace &$475 Westney Rd. North, Ajax 105 Gayly St. West, Ajax 1900 Dixie Road, Pickering - oil ��a. � t f • • � 4 � k 4, � (Z •�.iC?i �{ 4t +,' .y��; �»' !'/�Y%t�"A1 fii1�'w i �� V' - i 1 st i " '�ta1MF7tlIR��Mi�'�. �. � 3,, !!M t � va;c: > �:,:., , , ; t• .> . • s , . !'�! • ' , •, i�+F• . f �., ►; M _ t tt � Ln A604w �i,,f �i� 'T ,.h �N�'<I qi iR �'!'„gi�{.i'�±�ff'FlI' ff�f Cl,�t�t7Tfk14K \,vhF A:1.,", $.`S'�!''f- iyN�4�I'f>'�Ii'`�(�+11• '1 �It`J * .� �.e.,t...R�S.tF:f.. { t i•4 r � f �.f � •1 t' 4 Y s -o a f,6.� � .a.r, �t E,4.�,}.�.�,�.t s.'.;,f,+.6i�..*� � . 4.�,ta . � .. ��������� � � pec: Z1, 1994 Sigboord is a tree teatnre for information and location. MONDAY, JAN. 9 hers welcome. 428-6532 every Monday at the Dnrham �aoatnttnity e�eats at a non -pro[ RUG HOOKING: The Ajax Rug (Michelle). Region Lung Assocation offices, it nature. To ia�e yorr events promoted in Bilboard, tax 683- 7363 or write to tLe Ajax -Pick- ering News Advertiser, 130 ' Commercial Are., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publiation, l0 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publiation and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21 EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary to Royal Canadian Legion branch 606, 1555 Bayly street, Pickering will be w hosting its annual Christmas Progres- sive Euchre. Play begins at 8 p.m. and � the cost is S3 per per- son and 51.50 for seniors with identification. Refreshments, prizes and draws to follow. For more information call 839-2990. HEAD INJURY: The Head Injury Association of Durham Region holds its Christmas party at .-��. 7:30 p.m. at the r Laval Community '�� Centre, corner of Laval Drive and Sal- isbury• Street. Oshawa. Donations of non-perishable food items will be colkcted for a food bank Bring a gift vahud at uP to S 10 fa a gih exchange. 723-2732 for information or transportation. THURSDAY, DEC. 22 OVEREATERS: Overeaters Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. and it's for people of all ages. lt's free and the group meets every Thtusday. Call Cazolyn at 619-0074 for FRIDAY, DEC. 23 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT: The 'Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -Day Saints, 119 Church St. S, Picker- ing Village, will be holding a "Christ- ' - mas Pageant" at--e'.�xrr•' 7:30 p.m. No , , admission charge Performances will be live, seated and outdoors. Also on Sat. Dec. 24 at 7:30 p.m. For more inf�zrmation c�11427-1546. SATURDAY, DF.C. 24: JESUS'S BIRTHDAY PARTY: A celebration of Chrstmase will be held at 515 Brock St. S. in Whit- by, from 5 p.m. to midnight. Free food and entertainment. Everyone welcome. 430-9_i09. BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society holds a blood donor clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 pm. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. All blood types are urgently need- ed and donors must have waited 56 days between donations. ID with a photography is necessary. 420-3383. SATURDAY. DE C. L9 PARTY: The South Pickering Seniors' Club, 910 Liverpool Rd. South Pickering is holding a New Year's Eve Party from 8 pm. t4 1 a.m. for s5 years plus. Cash Bar, disc jockey, buffet, noise makers and more. Cost for members is S12, non members and at the door S15. For more informa- tion call 4?0-5049. Hookers meet at 7:30 p.m. at the SMOKERS: The SOS (Smokers 40 King St. W., Sutte 300, Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Overcoming Smoking) Support Oshawa. Call 436-1046 for infor- Centre, 45 Ezetec Rd. New mem- Croup meets from 7 to 9 p.m. malign. jtC?tir�fQfilO,fit .�� � C?,-C1iG?`�����i��C?��iC��-; Z3, . .• �'�►� �..+ E.VD OF SE�Sn'�' GOODS • nISCnMfI�'�'UED S71�'L£S .�11�`D COLOURS • S,-�,ti�iPLES v►sH, vtsA We a G.S.T. and P.S.T. ''.��'� OR MASTERCARD p y �'ARIS »ISOTOI�TER o►ENDAILY MON., TOES., VYED. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. ACTORY OUTLET THURS., FRI.' 10 A.M.-8 P.M. 50 BAYLEY ST. WEST AJAX SAT. 10A.M.-S P.M. � SUN. 11 A.M.-4 P.M. MCKENZIE PLAZA) • Cro:i Dec 23 8 .m. F Mw, «� W� y z.�+muK N nw x ; ts� wn n. r. n •+^ r.1 •� r.� r r._ r r.� r r.� r r r.� r r r.� r .� r.� v r.� r.1 r Davis . � �� does den Jason Davis, 11. gets his glove in the way of a shot during a . genre of baq hockey recently. Jason was Ph+Y�9 tnittt his dad, John, in the family's Deiattey Drive driveway. �Ftoto by Ron Pietronir�o .�.d..... - ..,.,,r,. ..,. .. .....a...�.r�syrrr�r �"I�, -. .. �F '!i..0. ,� .reC I .. .e 1�cc�i=e:•'r :�i',: iTlii �$iF0 K1 its ,s• _ . 7.TW PIKMAOM11ZIFU , w19111, 21, "Id -FADE n -A �a wim �ro p gram aids 0 arthritics ❑ Ten -week swim program helps arthritis sufferers enjoy benefits of exercise AJAX — Registration is under way for an aquatic pro- gram for arthritics. The Arthritis Society's 10 - week Arthritis Aquatic Program gives sufferers a chance to enjoy the benefits of exercise and speak with others with the disease. Exercise is crucial but often difficult for arthritics. However, the warmth, buoyancy and resistance of the water can help decrease pain and stiffness, and help improve or maintain joint flexibility and muscle strength. Aquatic instructors trained by the soci- ety lead the 30 -minute classes. You don't need to be able to swim. Classes are held at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road on Fridays, beginning Jan. 6, from 3 to 4 p.m. Following the class, partic- ipants can socialize and spend time in the pool. Program cost is $35. Call The Arthritis Society at 434-7221 for more informa- tion or to register. You can butt out DURHAM - Smokers can help keep their New Years resolution with the help of a quit -smoking pro- grain - The SOS (Smokers Overcom- ing Smoking) Support Group meets 'from 7 to 9 pm. Monday, Jan. 23 at the Durham Region Lung Assoca- tion offices, 40 King St. W., Suite 340, Oshawa. Meetings are free and for smokers at any stage of quieting, 436-1046. , IDr. Mary Mitchell EEDIATRICIAN. Cha* antowm #* k extension of tier piadw in While►, Oshawa and Ajax areas , New patlenis naw being accepted. Appoirrtments can be made at the foNft*V locations. jax: 200-95 Bayly street west. J 666.3900 Whitby: 220 Dundas ►treet west _668-5404 Trust*e In Bankruptcy Offering all insohrent:y services indult personal s corporate n OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 r� AJAX: 50 Commerdal Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St W. 372-4744 - Saturday & everiN appointments available. FREE initial consultation. JAMES R. YANCH Y NATUREWORLD GREAT GIFT WM FOR LAST SHOPPERS SIRD FEEDERS i FEED -DWJ" WORKS - Pot WECCLOTIMtG OUrIMMI GEAR so= • t ILM • VMS 53 Baldwin St., Brooklin 655-1163 (BEHIND THE QUIK BITE RESTAURANT) Ever; hour, starting at 11 A.M.,all 8 Canadian Tire locations listed below will be drawing a ballot that will enable one customer to win their purchase FREE! Every purchase is eligible (up to $1,000 value), in the hour that it was made, to be drawn. For example, if you make a purchase between 10 A.M. & 11 A.M. your purchase may be FREE if your ballot is selected at the 11 A.M. draw. Additional ballots will be available in the store.Limited to in -stock items only. LARGE SELECTION of TOYS %OFF 30t'50 Is Irdudes dolls, games, action figures >t &_we! ;� , r r • n Jill . _ , �f. SNOW SLED 10 PCE. SOCKET SET Re"Ilar 14.99 PA9U1W ism Now$749 Now$gg SAVE 50%a+w. V %�a«e. 8 hp Tecumseh 24 inch SNOWBLOWER Special Price 7 ��$$ Limited Gluantities it-�i.: �r •.. 1� 1 1 1 1 - 1 I car 1 1 1 1POOM1 Phone Number C3 m =wcawd o fto e« Pesti.., 1 0Awpounk Of �caulaw - PICKERMIG AJAX PORT PERRY WHITBY OSHAWA WAWA BOWUNYN 13ooIl OoR k M ttiRP m Rd SUN-WMW1ffqWVq41MGMACtillmtttt til 13 3 Wft0 PA Hot ft fl7 Pump* lel & 144 � � taco ,loath is (rUlli tt) WV7 683-8473 985-7341 852-315 728.6 433-55759!3-M ' Selection will vary from store to store .*No Rainchecks " Quantities are limited from store to store Dr. Michael Foo & Associates :.iFamily Dentistry Merry Christmas & a Happy New year NEW PATIENTS WELCOME AJAX MCHMOND HILL 427-0822 771-0788 0 BAYLr ST. W. STE 026 9019 BUY" AVE 8XfW000 PLAZA E OF HARW00D PROFESSIONAL BLDG. STE. e203 Open Monday to Saturday evening appointments available. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALffY OF DURHAM WORKS DEPARTMENT HOLIDAY CLOSURE Gas stations I LANDFILL SITE fuel campaign to send cancer kids to camp By ANDREA M. SCI]AIF M" S 8cw-7b7t£NEWSADVIEWISM DURHAM — Th vft to a lot of geselious motorists, dW dreo with canner may get to a pusp. With Santa Claus and Busty Berw enlisted to bet% Beaver and {.' . Pmy Fed stations allose sDubl nt Ontario ptrticipotod in Christmas BeneSt Day Dec. 17. Every time a Person bolrgitt a title of grunion, the station made a donation to Camp r Oochipas, a camp for children with ;,:. tcanoer. The stations raised $6,410 "We are really haM with the tlesults," says I.eisba Giddings of Seaver Fuels Management in y < "We have done small -sole hod - 11 o" for the calf each year, but this is the first year we Ent orga- i _ sized and had every station in Camp 0ochigeas is located on Lake Rosseau in Muskoka and draws children from aeras Canada Last year, 160 sift childoes asend- d ed In addition to the money raised for the camp, customers donated an endie bin of non jaWoble food for The Salvation Army. The Metro (Brock West) Landfill Site will be closed Friday. December 23, Monday, December 26, 1994 and Monday, January 2, 1995. M.A. SILGAILIS, RENG. 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A private family funeral service was •111 h held with interment of cremated g do Low Impact •Personal remains at Pine Ridge Memorial Aerobic Classes 71raining Gardens. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home. In •Circuit Weight *Cardio ueu of flowers, donations may be Training Machines �J �� the Alzheimer society of BUY A YEAR M EMBERSHIP FRANK STEVENSON GET 1 MONTH FREE. BARCLAv program for older adults 55+. Frank Stevenson Barclay died j-,lWellness at Campbellford Memorial Hospi- Call for details tal on Thursday, Dec. 15, 1994, in his 89th year. It A funeral service was held in OWS the chapel of McEachnie Funeral s:ao,,n,..._ Rougemount Centre %�q& Is 5ZIr Home on Monday, Dec. 19, with rave HWY ss s Ao-Vemount, Pickedna & ? � • interment in Claremont Union can �, 905-509-3323 Cemetery. Donations may be Cj40?� made to the charity of your t't'r, cccc� choice. ELSIE HUTTON Elsie Hutton died Friday, Dec. 16, 1994, at Ajax -Pickering Gen- eral Hospital. Funeral arrange- ments entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax. Donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. TEJSWAH JAIPAUL Tejswah Jaipaul died is Guyana on Thursday, Dec. 8, 1994, at the age of 67. A funeral was held Saturday, Dec. 17, at Ronald Martino and Son Funeral Dinoctars Brock Road Chapel, Pickering, with interment in Duffin Meadows Cemetery_ MOMS -TO -BF custom -,Wade btaLernity C k rhes (Alterations for after use available) SEE DRAW For a custom- made blouse For Further Information Contact Annette 427-2560 A GREAT TRIBUTE TO THE GAME OF HOCKEY 51,000 stirrers feet d eodtlbils •%few the SwIleyCuP • visit a replica at Etre l lnrtNo Cartakfieris Dreaairg Roan � y� shot at our rink Lorre j • becarie a goalie • broadcast a farriers goal • play the world's gre010 hockey trivia game visit the awesome Spirit of Hockey Retail Sore • gip rales available HOCKEY HALL OF FAME BCE Platte, antler Corrcottrst UWW 30 YaW SN" wMomna m m7m I as NEW7�!Flt . 3 . . .. . ... . . . " - - Season's Greetings NO REFUNDS • NO LAYAWAY Unit 16 - 1725 Kingston Rd., Pickering (905) 683-0770 Good Value From People You Gm Trust - the co-operators lnsumnce/FinancsW Services 5°l0 Pickering Town Centre 905-420-4178 1355 Kingston Road W F! 4 A �r�>0 i/: i,:• tti'•l�ti If ntq t `lair t7yi�i; 1 A• ,N+ w car• '���••-r�rrrrrr��r•ri�r��a,r rv..L .-. .,... .. .,.. •.L1•+$�N��Mi�"••i�•L �F�`••o•e,ti�t•M-•r•.•.•••.,•!•f H'f• i V � +` '�e4'-w71��11M>►aa�ii�ii�/�eeeee�{�efe•t�st'W►t.r�.'►.•�..,....... 'Santa is known worldwide by children of all ages DURHAM - Yes Canada, There is a Santa Claus! Ho Ho Ho. Look who's com- ing for Christmas — again! As part of the B.S.C. degree (Bachelor of Santa Claus) at the Santa Claus school in Albion, N.Y., he is officially described as approximately six feet tall, weighs between 200 and 250 pounds, has twinkling blue eyes and a full, rosy face. He answers to a number of names including Father Christ- mas, Pere Noel, Christenklein, Kris Kringle, St. Nicholas or Sinter Klaus, and is instantly rec- ognizable to people the world over. It is Santa, the holiday sea- son's 'merriest' and most popu- lar character, and he is coming this Sunday to homes all across Canada. Why is he so popular? Because belief in Santa Claus fills a special need for magic and fantasy in everyone. In fact, while Christmas is historically considered a Christian holiday, the introduction to 'Saint Nicholas' or 'Santa Claus' to North America more than 350 years ago helped to create holi- day traditions that could be cele- brated universally. Based on his origins as a char- itable gift -giver and benefactor of all children, increasingly, Santa has become a reminder of the importance of maintaining the elements of charity and kind- ness during Christmas, the tradi- tional season of giving. Canadians view Santa as the ambassador of goodwill and the benefactor of children every- where and, as such, his populari- ty grows with each Yuletide sea- son. In an official tribute to the jolly ambassador of the Yuletide season, here are some facts and background about Santa Claus and the history behind his most celebrated traditions: Where did Santa come from? Santa's origins began in Patras. Turkey, based on the story of Nicholas of Myra. Nicholas of Myra was a saint who became famous in Europe as a worker of miracles and benefactor of both children and the poor. Nicholas was so popu- lar that he became the patron saint of maidens, sailors, bakers, travellers, bankers, and — most importantly — boys and girls around the world. His Popularity rapidly grew, based on his renowned ciantabk wort for children, and eekbra- tions in the name of St Nicholas became As soca, eachember, on St. Nicholas' Feast day, it became traditimal for somebody to dress up as St. Nicholas and give children small presents of gingerbread or toys. Helve old is Santa? History tells us that Saint Nicholas, now known as Saint Nick or Santa Clans, was b x10 in Patras. Turkey around AD. 280. That would mean that this year, Santa is 17141 what is the histery behind his gift -giving? On the eve of St. Nicholas' Feast, it became traditional for children to leave out bay, straw and carrots based on the legend that they would receive a night- time visit from St. Nick and his horse. In return, St. Nicholas would leave each child a gift, a reminder of his lifetime of giving special gifts to those in need. Early examples of pre- "a sents that St. Nick would leave included money, cakes, apples.nuts, dolls, and small toys. Stockings became pop- ular recepta- cles for the small and simple pre- sents that St. Nick would bring and today, stockings are still used to hold the many treats that Santa delivers! What are the origins of the name Santa Claus? The name Santa Claus comes from the Dutch translation of St. Nicholas. 'Klass' is the Dutch short form for Nicholas and 'Sin- ter Klaas' translated into English is 'Saint Claus', the name that has evolved in North America into 'Santa Claus'. How is he known around the world? Belief in Santa Claus is worldwide. While his name and legend may vary somewhat by culture, his reputation as a charitable gift -giver and benefactor of all children remains 0 the same. For example, he is known as St. Nicholas in Holland, Father Christ- mas in England, Weih- nachtsmann in Ger- many, Pere Noel in France, and in Russia it is believed that the original idea of 'Santa' came in the form of Kolyada, a white -robed girl who arrived at homes each Christmas on a sleigh! ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE NOTICE OF STUDY COMPLETION Highway 401 Expansion from Highway 2 to 1.6 km East of Whites Road THE STUDY The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has completed a study which recommended the expansion of Highway 401, tram Highway 2 in the City of Scarborough, Regional Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, to 1.6 km east of Whites Road in the Town of Pickering, Regional Municipality of Durham. The proposed work Includes constriction of the new eastbound and westbound col- bctor roadways and rehabilitation of the existing express lanes, four new transfer lanes, replacement of the existing Rougernount Drive bridge, adjustments to the existing Port Union Road and Whites Road interchange ramps, construction of a median barrier , installation of high -mast illumination and provision for a future free- way trallic management system THE PROCESS The study followed an approved planning process. As required, an Envirornnental Study Report has been prepared and is available for review at Mir>stry of the Environment and Energy Ministry of Transportation Central 4th Pow, 7 OvOvedea Boukward 51h Pow n To, Central Region, wer E^9 9 Toronto, Ontario 1201 Wilson Avenue M4H 1 AS Downsview, Ontario M3M 1J8 Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto City d Scarbonpngh Olboe d ane Clerk OM09 of the Clerk 55 John Street 150 Boro gh Drive 71h Roos; Metro Mall Scarborough, Ontario Toronlo, Ontario M1 P 4N7 M5H 3Y7 Regions! 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Onlrio Oown wiew, Ontario Tm(416) 236-5667 TM(416) 235-5549 - O Ontario When did the legend and traditions of Santa arrive in North America? Dutch explorers brought the tradition of Saint Nicholas or Sinter Klaas to America with them in 1642. In fact, they dedi- cated their first church in Man- hattan to Sinter Klaas (Saint Nicholas). Over the next three centuries, the concept of Santa Claus and his customs in North America developed, based on the ori -final Dutch traditions. How has Santa's role evolved since then? In the 191h century, Thomas Nast created a series of now - famous illustrations, depicting a North -American version of Santa Claus and his activities, for Harper's Illustrated Weekly. Nast's imagination pictured Santa as a lovable old man with white hair and whiskers, red coat and cap, not only making toys and filling stockings, but also El or watching over children and mak- ing Christmas visits in his magic sleigh drawn by reindeer. Nast's illustrations provided North America with the Santa we now know and love today. The only addition to Nast's story of Santa was the 1939 introduction of Rudolph the red - nosed reindeer who helps to guide Santa and his sleigh through the foggy Christmas Fve nights! What is his role today? Today, our Santa Claus is the modern patron of the Christmas season. Santa has a variety of tasks including making toys, checking up on boys and girls, and, every Dec. 24, on the eve of Christmas Day, flying through the sky in a magic sleigh, decorating trees, filling Christmas stockings and bringing happiness to both chil- dren and adults, all over the world. 74a end ft Your Golf Game! 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WE WOULD ALSO UKE TO CONGRATULATE OUR LUCKY PATIENT SURVEY RESPONDENT; THE MURPHY - COWLEY FAWLY; Winners of a $100.00 Restaurant Certificate of their Choosing, compliments of Pk*erklg Square Dental 1450 Kingston Rd., 420-1777 A AAA AA Aa�AAAa Yule rind most stores closed on Christmas PICKERING — The holidays mean special bans for area busi- nesses and government institu- tions. People who haven't finished their Christmas shopping yet can look for those last few gifts until 10 p.m. at the Pickering Town Centre until Friday Dec. 23. Real procrastinators can venture out on Christmas Eve day frau 8 am. to 6 p.m. The mall will be closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. People looking to stock up on holiday spirits will be glad to know that the liquor store will be open until 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve. It will then be closed until Dec. 28. Liquor can be bought right up until 6 p.m. on New Year's Eve, then the stone will be closed for two days. Pickering beer stores will have similar hours. Check with your local grocery store and financial institution to see what their special holiday hours are. A few variety stores are open around the clock 365 days a year. The central library will be open on Christmas Eve day until 12:30 p.m. and will be closed on Christ- mas, Boxing Day and Dec. 27. The library will be open on New Years Eve day until 12:30 p.m. and closed Jan. 1 and 2. The Pickering Recreation Com- plex will be shut from Christmas Eve to Boxing Day, will be open from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on New Year's Eve and will be closed on New Years Day. The Dunbarton indoor pool is closed from now until Jan. 3. The Pickering Civic Complex will be closed Christmas Day, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day. The complex will also close New Year's Day and Jan. 2. Garbage collection, including blue box pick-up, will continue on regularly scheduled days through- out Pickering. Used Christmas trees will be collected with regular garbage during the weeks of Jan. 2 and Jan. 9. Pickering Transit will have reg- ular Saturday service on Christ- mas Eve and all buses will meet the 6 p.m. GO train. There'll be no service for the rest of the evening, on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. On Dec. 27, regular Saturday service commences at 5:55 a.m. Call GO Transit for its holiday schedule. People looking to mail belated Season's Greetings cards have until 5 pm. on Friday. Dec. 23 to get them out. The post office will then be closed until Dec. 28. Dudiam College Confinuous IR LJLLL 45 Winter1995Brochure �Nill Be Delivered Monday, December 26& In This Paper ` REGISTRATION ST.V\TS -FUES., JAN. .For Telephone xOn call: . (905) 7214000 TonFm `- 1-800-461-3260 ForMomin�o�,�ior►cau (905) 721-3052 TM #k Auction action Auctioneer Mike Blackburn makes a point of recognizing a bid during the Dream Auction at Ajax High School. The event made $375 and is part of the $5,300 raised by the school for its toy drive. Money will be used to buy toys for the Ajax -Pickering Sal- vation Army Christmas assistance campaign. photo by Andrew Iwanowski avyia�rv•s�•� tearns sought for upcoming sno-pitch events AJAX-PICKERING — You can play slo-pitch in the snow and do some good for your heart at two upcoming charity tournaments. Teams are currently being sought for the annual Ajax Heart and Stroke event slated for Jan. 28. Each squad is guaranteed three games. Cost is $150 per team. The headquarters for the tourney is "lite Upper Deck on Westney Road South. Tournament applications are available from the Heart and Stroke office, 835 Westney Rd. S., Ajax, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week- days. For more information, call the Heart and Stroke office at 686- 1521 or, after 5 pm., Bob Lothian at 683-3071. Meanwhile. in Pickering, Mol - son's Breweries and the Pickering Slo Gators will hold their annual mixed sno-pitch tourney Jan. 21 and 2_''. There's room for approximately 24 teams with an entry fee of S150 per squad Each softball team of 10 or more players must have at kit five men and five women and a maximum of 14 players. The tournament is a Molson's qualifying event. A donation from the tourney will go to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. Papps Restaurant. Brock Road and Highway 2. Pickering, will serve as the headquarters. To register or for more informa- tion, call Peter Dilley at 430-9681 or John Skinner at 427-6588. Information on career choices DIiRIlt'01 — Confused about career choices" Need some more information'' You can attend an information night on winter term registration and career counselling for the Canadian Institute of Manage- ment on Monday. Jan. 9 at Durham College in Oshawa. The Durham Branch of the Canadian Institute of Manage- ment, a non-profit education group, is hosting the event which runs from 5:30 to 6:30 pm. in room C320 at the college. Members of the branch execu- tive will be on hand to answer questions and talk about the most cur mut managcoaatt dwories and practioces. For more information call 905-434-7669. •I: IN PICKERING/AJAX w►RW000 race MALL »:aoA.w.-Mw1ncxr PN*ERING TOWN CENTRE 10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. 11 FAMILY DENTISTRY IN PICKERING a DR. P. GOODMAN ' O & DR. S. WEINER � &ASSOCIATES L INHOUSE ORAL SURGEON � 8 PERIODONTIST EMERGENCIES SEEN IMMEDIATELY EVENINGS b SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT SENIORS DISCOUNT DENTISTRY WHILE ASLEEP AVAILABLE Kole] 839w5951 1127 UVERPOOL RD. SOUTH (LIVERPOOL a eAYLY) PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE WALK IN CLINIC Announcing Dr. John Veale .Pediatrician has �'oined the clinic HOUDZ HOURS DEC. 24 S a.m. - 4 p m. DEC. 31 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. DEC. 25 10 a.m. - 3 pm. JAK 1 10 a.m. p m. DEC. 3 10 a.m. - 3 p m JAN. 2 10 a.m. - 3 p ray. DEC. 2T -10 a.m. - 3 p,m, :REGULAR HOURS MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 p.m. - 9 p.In. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. - 4.:00 pin. SUNDAY 10:00 an. - 3.'00 p.m. 1885 Glemnna Rd. Pickering 839=3883 X Fred feted Ajax Cycling Club member Fred Garnques receives the Ailsa Fleming Community Award from Mrs. Fleming for his outstanding contribution to Ajax High School. Mr. Garriques involvement has been through the cycling dub and over the years, he's done lectures on safety and rid- ing techniques, provided helmets and has been a role model to stu- dents. Mrs. Fleming has been a long-time secretary at the school, giv- ing and caring for the students. photo by Ron Pietroniro The Great Canadian Weather Contesd* Old Man Winter is knocking. He's quickly gaining strength after being away for so long and stands ready to take over our lives for the next several months. Therefore, it's time for a weather check. We're going to test your knowledge of weather in Canada and how A 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 winder nights. Brace yourself and bundle up for the Great Canadian Weather Contest... 1. What major works 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, Nfki. D) Halifax, N.S. We'll print the oorrect answers with the wiming entry. Be sure to include your name and address with your entry so we can contact you. Deadline for entries is Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1994 for putfica- tion in the Friday, Dec. 30 edition of the News Advertiser. 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'z"=' ♦HOCKEY Healy predicts NHL players back on ice early in `95 ❑ Rangers goalie `confident' a deal will be struck with NHL owners By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING — At least one National Hockey League player is holding out hope that the sport Canadians so love will be back on the ice early in the new year. New York Rangers goal - tender Glenn Healy, a Pickering native who resides in Ajax, is convinced a collective bargain- ing agreement can be reached between t h e NIfL's owners a n d players to allow for a 50 -game sea- son to start early in the new year. The owners' lockout, as of today, was in its 81 st day. "I'm confident a deal will be done. I think too much is at stake for the good of this game to not have a season. I think the turmoil of not having a season would he devastating," says Healy. In fact, Healy, interviewed at home. believes the owners have conspired to pursue a 50 -game season, something which was rumored prior to the start of negotiations with the players' union. "From the earliest points of this past summer, rumors of a ♦ HOCKEY 50 -game season popped out. It's becoming more and more evi- dent that this agenda has been in place all along. It's no fluke that 50 games was mentioned early in the (bargaining) process," says Healy. the Rangers' union player rep. He dismisses media reports after a recent NHL Board of Governors meeting which stated the owners have given league commissioner Gary Bettman the authority to cancel the season if Atom Raiders capture tourney crown AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering opposition to record the shutout. Hopkins netted Raiders LOEB Gleadak major atom `AAA' rep all three Raiders' goals, with assists to Morgan hockey team came away as the big wooers at the and Barg each with two, and James Cummins with recent Guelph tournament. one. After do= preliminary wins and a victory in The LOEB Glendale atoms then disposed of the semi-final game against Quince, the Raiders Brantford 5-1. Ryoma Ito, Hopkins, McGregor, advanced to the championship contest against Cummins and Jennings scored the goals, with Stoney Cad L assists to Kevin Rogers with two, Ito, Cummins, '!tie Raiders carted off The toeraament crown Barg, Dennis Colterman and Tobin with one with a 6-3 wit over Stoney Creek. Jeff Tobin each. led the way by scoring a hat triers. Colin len- In the anal preliminary game with Hamd- niogs had a pair of starkers, with a single to tor, the Raiders prevailed 4-2. Ruta, Com - Tyler McGregor who scored into an empty mitts, Tobin and Hopkins dented the twine net. Ryan Morgan, Rocky Ruta, McGre- for Ajax -Pickering. Assisting were Barg gor and Trevor Small had helpers.with n two, McGregor, Tobin and Cummins Morgan was named most valuable with one apiece• player for his hard work on defence.��� MVPs in the preliminary round In the semi-finals, Ajax -Picker- were Morgan who copped two awards, ins scored a 1-0 victory over and Jennings with one. In recent league action, the league rival Quinte. McGregor, on a set-up from Andrew Hopkins LOEB Glendale atoms scored a 4-1 and Morgan, scored the game win- win over the Marsham Thunder. Out - Da for the Raiders with seven minutes left in the standing goaltending by Gray paved the way to contest. Scott Gray earned a well-deserved shutout and "ktof'• Ito struck for two goals, with singles to Hop. received the MVP award for his efforts. ]tins and McGregor. Drawing assists were Rogers, The Raiders blanked Kingston 3-0 in their Scott Robinson, Barg, Ruta, Cummins, Jennings opening game. Michael Snetsinger stoned the and Small - a 50 -game campaign can't be achieved. "I find it difficult to believe that all 26 teams are on the same page. NHL hockey is a S3 - billion -to -S4 -billion industry. To give one man who has never played the game and who has probably only attended 80 hock- ey games in his life the power to shut the sport down doesn't sound likely." If the season is cancelled, Healy says Bettman and the owners have no one to blame but themselves because, he feels, the players have given up plenty in order to get a deal. In fact, in the early days of bar- gaining, the players promised to play the season without a strike if the owners p!edged not to lock them out. Bu,,, the owners rejected that idea. By offering the owners a rookie salary cap, and changes to both arbitration and free agency, Healy says the players' union has taken major steps to address the owners' concerns of escalating salaries. short of a salary cap the players flatly reject. "We've taken a major step back to create a drat, on salaries. We've given themya triple and they want to put the ball over A summer of celebrating a Stanley Cup victory by the New York Rangers has turned into a winter of discontent for Glenn Healy. Healy hopes the NHL lockout, in its 81 st day, will end soon enabling the players to start a 50 -game schedule. file photo by Ron Pietroniro the wall (with a salary cap)," he says. Healy says, if there's no sea- son, the fallout could be "devas- tating" for the NHL. He points to plans for a players' league, advocated by Rangers' captain Mark Messier, which could seri- ously undermine the NHL. He also warns the animosity between the players and man- agement could hit a fever pitch if the season was abandoned. "You now have 700 of the best players in the world sitting around. If the season is scrapped, you can rest assured that these 700 players will use their talents somewhere," he say s. Throughout the lockout. Healy continues to skate each day as well as work out at his home. He has helped out at prac- tices of the Metro Junior 'A' Pickering Panthers (his former junior team) and the Central Junior 'A' Ajax Axemen as well as several minor hockey squads. He's also been active at many charity events. This past weekend, he gave out Christmas presents to patients at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto and played in a recent charity game for radio station Q107 involving other NHL players at Toronto's Varsity Arena. Mostly. he'll be home for a prolonged. albeit unplanned. stay over the Christmas season for the first time in 16 years. "Usually. I looked forward to having one day at home for Christmas. For me it has been difficult not to play hockey, because I want to play. but it's out of my control." Three Annandale curling rinks fall short at weekend bonspiels By JIM EASSON SPECIAL To THE NEWS ADVERTISER AIAX4K3CFR1NG — Throe Aonnhdaie Coding Club rinks fell just short of the mads at two big competitions lau weeloen& Aehandak's Susan MdCoiight's junior women's rink finished with a reoNd of two wins and two bases at the ragiorol phrydowna at the East York Carling Club hat Friday and Sameft. The reooN wasn't good enatgh a get the squad idhto the heals. One of the team's losses carat to the AttleOt world junior champion 1Gm Gelhrd rink ficin Unionville. The McKnight riot tools its foes n ae CUM end before banns 74 Joining McKnight on the team woe via Saw Gwhod, second Any Carr and lead Kms Bourque who wort their way to the regionals after earning ane of two spots at the zone playdown the previous weefoend. The MdCnight rink will now play at dw mood TCA Jumm Borspiel at the Avoolea Curling Club Dec. 29 and 30. Meanwhile, two Annandale men's rinks came up short at the Labatt Tnkmd zone playdawn in Oshawa ha Faday and Saturday. Skips Gord Norton and Waaea Leslie wffl have to consider The cha8eoge wand to advance in their quest for the Ontario men's d>ampionslup. 000 Annandale had a full house of tin can and beniarn ceders for a bonspiel last Saturday. Me annual ye'spiel has proven popular and again boasted a ful draw of Mpby The tie canners' use undersized rocks, but use the full length of the we. They abo Play two six -end games The bantams use nomhal rocks and play dune six -end games. Dacdty Nemeth was eomptimemed for a weft no borspid which mchded ,Jaoch and prizes. • '������1♦����.�•A411P00044/ 0. 0#•• 0100l l arf•FrV.jp., E Arts n• F • �F11FF^f♦�+rrF te •�r '�'rrr�rt'r� �r•�-� f � � • � i •li.ss-ti-���-`*.:.-sr. rari•rs�+Ys^! rt inme Troubadour's rock minstrel show set for Durham DURHAM - Troubadour brings its rock and roll minstrel show to the Golden Spurs, 114 Dundas St. E. in Whitby on Dec. 21 and New Year's Eve. The band covers tunes by Melissa Etheridge, Gary Moore and the Tragicall Hip. among others. Troubadour also has a number of dates coming up in January. They play the Ware- house 11 (200 Bond St W.) on Jan. 6 and 7, Corky's Restaurant (799 Park Rd. S.) on Jan. 21 and 22 and Buster's Roadhouse and Tavern in Newcastle (45 King St. W.) on Jan. 27 and 28. JJJ Par Four will bring back to the days of the dance hall when they play the Jubilee Pavilion on New Year's Eve. The band plays classic hits from the 1950s and onward. Tickets are available at Wilson and Lee music store, Long and McQuade, Ray's Smoke Shop and at the Jubilee Pavilion itself. Tickets are S 15 per person. OJJ Framed will get you up on the dance floor at the Sunrise Room at the Genosha Hotel on Thurs- day. Dec. 22. The group plays danceable rock and roll and blues, includ- g cover tunes from Tina Turner. Chuck Berry. B.B. King, Stray Cats. Com- mitments, Janis Joplin. Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Eric Clapton and Joe Cocker, among others. The show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are S3 and are avail- able at Long and McQuade or call 721-9405 for more informa- tion. Family fun at Cullen Gardens New Year's Eve Bash 0 Fireworks top off the evening as you get set to start 1995 DURHAM - You can kick off the New Year with some fun for the whole family at Cullen Gardens. Culka Gardens and Minia- ture Village will be hosting a New Yew's Eve Bash from 4 p.m. b midnight an Dec. 31. The events include a big fireworks display at 10 p.m. with dancing afterwards until midnight. 'Ibex you can join the countdown to the New Year, modier fireworks display will mak the beginning of 9 Other evening events incltutl wagon rides, a boofue. Siberian huskies, children's outdoors games, indoor and outdoor lire emert iomeot. You an also enjoy a stroll around the 1112 sale mbdatute village all decorated for the tteasoull. There are over 100,000 lights, motion lights displays sod Christmas displays as the Festival of lights continues. Admission for adults and seniors is $7, children $3. There will be a $l discount for those wearing Celebrate Durham T-shirts, buttons or ate - Call 668-6606 for more information. No reservations J:JJ The Gandharvas, Elves Cried the Shoemaker and Modern Day Braves play an all -ages show on Dec. 22 at the Eclipse Club, behind the Moon Room. Tickets are S6 in advance and $8 at the door. :1 The Spits arc coming to Oshawa on Thursday, Dec. 22. The Toronto hand, formerly named the Leslie Spit Treeo, will be promoting its new CD. Hell's Kitchen. The band plays the Crow's Nest at 15 Simcoe St. N. JJJ Sudden Storm plays the Gold - I Top 10 Movie Guide I 11-1 GET A SECOND EGG MMF N otvn Mctbn•ta : Corponuon ■ i FREE ■ December 16 - 22 AVERAGE RAT, NG T"E"E VIOLENCE COARSE r 1. Maverick rt it it PG Western Some Some Some 2 Bbwn Away (new) * *,t R Thriller Lots Much Nate 3. Speed it*stir R Action Lots Lots Norte 4. The Rintstates tr** PG Comedy Mid None Mid 5 I Lore TroWW (new) * * PG Thriller Some Some Mid 6. Jurassic Park *irir PG -13 Adventure Much Some Nate T. Baby's Day Out (ww) * * PG Comedy Mid Mild None S. When a Man Loves a.. * ♦ x R Drama Some Lots Some 9. Beverty Hips Cap 3 * R ActsCom. Lots Lots None 10. Wyatt Earp * ♦ it PG -13 Western Much Much Some • BUY AN EGG MCMUFFN A HASH BROWN cash wi= !1w or i C=' GET A SECOND EGG MMF N otvn Mctbn•ta : Corponuon ■ i FREE ■ Just bnrsl to dus coupon and when a ya: buy an Eig Mc.Muffin ` r s■rdwxh t Hash Brown, she sacmW Egg Mc.Nuffn is free Umt ■ ane rood item Pa OouPon. Pa ■ summa, per •lit b Please presm caipon when AJAX McDONALD's 2zz Broy St ■ Kat •olid with any ostia ■ offer. PICKEIV4 McDONAID'S ■ 1300 Kinpaon iii a» -sass ■ Vaud wait Decanber 31 W% Vatic during breakfast hours unly. • J Ealay EVEWDAY911AXWJ Ym Cm FAT Fa As urm As You cm AT OPEN NEW YEARS EVE UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Everything or less on our Menu 9099 Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 en Spurs bar, 114 Dundas St. E., Whitby every Sunday night. The December lineup includes Rick Jones (Dec. 22-24) and Sud- den Storm for the New Year's Eve bash. Dec. 31. JJJ Dirty Pawz will be rocking Corky's (799 Park Rd. S.) for the New Year's Eve party. Dirty Pawz plays original music as well as cover tunes from bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd. ZZ Top and Stevie Ray Vaughan. AT LORD BYRON f ' ALL GOOD THINGS ` COME IN INTERVALS NEW YEAR'S EVE XPPROX. SITTING TIMES: ' 6 P.M. -8 P.M. 8 P.M. -10 P.M. 10 P.,Nt.-? A.M. ,Ww 0 Gmedxffl Is OPEN BOXING DAY DEC. Z6= BRUNCH 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. BUFFET 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. G From the 5::. `. a -�Manag {,• . 4Y t<<>> Aja. e DEED A FAMILY OF o* FOUR $13� Includes 4 reg. burgers .J♦ 4 Small fries, 416 oz soft- drinks b .� 4 sundaes. NO COUPON RECARRED 1 250 08*9L W., • Ajax adA Asalf S FAMILY REST�I l Good Food At Feasonabile l9ricet ALL DAY BREAKFAST SPECIAL 3 eggs, bacon or ham or sausage, 25 5 home fries & coffee LUNCH & DMM SPECIALS EYEIINDAY 95 95 From 3 T06 OPEN 7 LH YS A WEEK Um 6 a.a - 2 ra; 7Ls4hL 6 am Sri7a_a-2r-a; S•a9as•2r L 44C MC A SN" SL \ 686-3921 VIVA 14" a a� The COY Numbs" Dint Slow •eaerl.S FEAMea voa7., ROGrM 1" 0 toCUMM JJKLJ� W6 VANEMA et Tats DItsAM attRll. DAPOCZ is COMEDY TRIBUTES s.s MM L""Weee. stub. a me W clhds . amy L••, Str•by Tbr, inhomy & Daft mt mereW EVERT P>RIDAT Pf SA1URDAX SUNDAY MATI14ZES TAZ OLD *COTT eoves (4x6) sass r ia+ati� yNe Zaass Party taslwr "r V"M mass show 9 Daaat the Nagiet�. NEW YEAR'S DAY BRUNCH 11 a.m. - 2 D.M. GMMM EM• 11 LR -i PAL t eA�eA~. pay S yed, SON" ow 4 FAM.10 F& ftw= w1.w Eng 11 a.w. - to pm, MW V60 cov 11 ..A- - 11 PAL L +683-9:353 109 Old ICingsflon Rd. IN THE COURTYARD Tt / r by OW t / / {v 1 � � The Oriental Star Buffet features more than 68 Items from a fresh salad bar to delicious hot selections and mouthwatering desserts. Buffet restaurants are more popular children. than ever thanks to places like the Oriental There are desserts like black forest cake, Star Buffet. home made chocolate mousse and many Since 1988 the 200 seat restaurant has different fruit tarts. been satisfying the appetites of thousands of There are also six different flavours of ice people in the Scarborough and Pickering cream. area. The eatery is fully licensed and the Tables surround the buffet tables which friendly staff are attentive to your every need are filled with more than 68 items that will and always make your visit a pleasure. tantalize your tastebuds. There's lots of free parking and don't Families, couples or large groups will forget to think of the Oriental Star Buffet for enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and your party or business meeting. traditional decor of the Oriental Star Buffet. The restaurant is open seven days a Located at the corner of Rougemont week from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Drive and Hwy. 2 just west of Whites Rd., From Monday to Friday lunch is $5.99 the Oriental Star buffet tables have Sechuan, and on Saturday and Sunday the price is Cantonese and Canadian style food and $6.99. includes many different chow mein, a salad From Monday to Thursday dinner is bar, a variety of rice, chicken, pork and beef $9.99 and on Friday, Saturday and Sunday dishes and on the weekend you can enjoy dinner is $11.99. Both meals for children specialities like lobster and pepper steak. under 10 years old are half price. There are also french fries and onion For more information or to make rings which are always a favourite of the reservations call (905) 509-9876. la ill ON calf. AY51 SwL On0 30 Ic30 Tu$L-RL 112020 A 5.10 pie. 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Ireland S (Bojan Kaj- Dodge Baddtlrd 16 • yanie t, MNitw KaNMd 1, David M1Me 2, Toms Mud Ilerrx Bob HardNq 22, Trevor Redhead 1S, ttll�wn mal (D,erbanon) a 1 Sajovie t. MVP 8jan Kajganie, Helloes KoMeaici►; CaaltwytAlirrw 12 6 Binns 2 (David Ginn 2, MVP Si:ott Brown, KyN MAfTERf OM910N Hornsby) vs. Italy 1 (DaniN Bosley t, MVP Linda Reeub horft Des 12. GAME ONE Murphy. Nick Ferg). OJIIIE OefE Ue1DEl1-12 OIVIf10N Van Kenllwrt Intaarloe S/ ve. Rod ti Yem's Pfaee Penny's Aub: Ona Taykx 20, Gortl Cawaey 17, Brazil 3 (Justin Chin t, Rdbert Ldtito 2, AAUP Lisa a6. ASG: Ckvn Fp,de >J, tlaeow yards la, Keen Colley, Robert Lottilo) vs. Katon Group 2 (David TOP fCORERf McConaehie t, Andrew VieeoMi t, MYP David Van Kampen: Sean Taybr ta, Ron Faragher t0, Et►Aod Hddi+gs 73 vi Irourarce Pprypep So. McConaehie, Steven Mils►: Befgitrm 9 (Shannon Roper Young B. GeoM Jaws B. Blair 2, Gus Yassiliou 2, Anna Leksinski 2, Rod 8 Vernx Keith Reny 12, Ray Fox 8, Jamie Mi4 ktrrrarbe Port.: Reynolds Waeria 1 S, Raw Gwrn Michael Leksinski 1, Nadir Shbui, MVP Shannon Wer 7. :k Blair, Anna Leksinski) vs. Italy 1 (William Pap- inew t, MVP Ian Boyd, Cory ScopeO; Pickering Slo-Sports 0 (MVP Celina ADidakun, Steven Cowles) vs. Qualky Tune -Up 2 (Joseph Moniz 1, Kristy Harcison 1, MVP Dawn Harrison, Kristy Harrison). 10-AN0�-UIIOER DIVISION Pickering Sb Sports 0 (MVP David Miller, Andrew Hunter) vs. Vallillee Wide Format Products 3 (Ryan Vallillee 2, Christopher Russaa 1, MVP Sarah Mettler, Ryan Vsllilka); Hones Office Sott- wan 0 (MVP Jennifer Peipt, Rimmy Spanjer) vs. Canadian Progress Club 1 (John Trujilb 1, MVP Tyler Burke); Amberlea Chiropractic Clinic 2 (Christopher Wilson 1, Matthew Brown 1, MVP Brett Jaflery, MaAhtw Brown) vs. Premsr Trophy t (Jeffery Woods t). UNDER-BGNT DIVISION Johnaat Controls 1 (ChnatopMr Robson, MVP Jamison Hanzeq vs. Pickering Sb Sports t (Erin Cole, MVP Katie Oale); Noranda Forest 3 (MiehaN Dunsntoore 2, Jordan Moody t, MVP Vanessa Francis. Michael Dunsmoore) vs. PCCCA 3 (David McGregor 2, Kathryn Skepon !, MVP Raphael Romairw, KaMryn SkNton). LOtiSA SENIOR HOCKEY fTAf�11fi5 As of pec. 14. TEAM O w L T F A PTS Oaf+. EaatdaM 6 4 ! t 3t t9 g Osh Oorwvan 6 4 1 1 21 t5 e Dlr+baran S a • z r to • Oah. Pwl Dwyer 6 3 2 t 32 27 7 Oertla O'Connor S 2 1 1 1M to S ori. otwil s „ a to tz s Osh. McLwphAn T 2 a t 2b 30 S YItHt ArMatrxt S t 2 2 t6 to a A� ICs. s t a t es tT a trvn� H.nry stfew s t a t to za 3 PAar Rklge a t :• e e 2 erodr H.s. s o 3 2 r 38 z As or Dec t♦ Day fora 12 -day European RAtlERREAM O A ITt Roo Smrs iEasttlar) e 0 to eAsa Prov (IMcLn,grtkn) 3 0 /2 Cdn Darty fEaettlaw) 9 • t t Tan Paaepn {Antler7on) 7 3 10 Ryan Sara (O'NM+ 4 a t0 Ogren Partrwge (Broth) 6 a 10 Jawf Bilicn (McLaughln) 6 a t0 Kevin Dgrb t'Darw+i 6 � e Twva Andrews fDarvan) 2 7 f Ryan Lawson (Eayaawt a e � Shawn ArMreoe (Donavan) 3 S • IAtke Strurt (ponevan. a a e ttll�wn mal (D,erbanon) a 1 • Brad Newport ft.ienry Screet 3 S 6 !'ICKEItrw taEN'S fASKETBALL LEAGUE NDKYASTEIIf DIV1Sa]re Resorts t*om pec. 12. GAME ONE Penny s Auto Serv.oe !K) v><. ASG Calcars 65. TO/SCORERS Penny's Aub: Ona Taykx 20, Gortl Cawaey 17, Ekrtrr McLean t 5. Raprt Vardawl 12. ASG: Ckvn Fp,de >J, tlaeow yards la, Keen W- reA t0 GAME TM/O Et►Aod Hddi+gs 73 vi Irourarce Pprypep So. Tor scollERs E•flad: Caved Dave 2e, Nall TyrM 21. ktrrrarbe Port.: Reynolds Waeria 1 S, Raw Gwrn tz. cdAn Earar „. �L_i_i 1-11��J (TAME TWO Canadian Pratedive 54 vs. Ek�yda Corp. t3. TOP SCORERS Canadian Protedive: Rwben Delrance 13, Chris Sheldon 12, Mike Crtatey 10. Ekyda Corp.: Bob NAY 11. BU Boston 9. Fred Oaver 7, Crag Reynolds 7. GAME THREE McGirtrta Landing 49 vs. Gatlarttrys l7. TOP SCORERS McGinnis Landing: Dave Bayliss 2a, Bob Pizer t2. Gasantry's: Mike Jovanor ta, Randy Fiittski 13. DURHAM SHOOTERS BASKETBALL LEAGUE League games played at Pickering H.S. Dec. 7. GAME ONE Jw Dckson's Office Leasing tt vs. Upper Deck 38. TOP SCORERS Joe Dicksort's: Steve Ranidt 12, Frank Spagnuob 6. Upper Deck Paul Mende 9. Bruce MacAulay 8. GAME TWO ESN Packag�rg St vs. Deer Creek a8. TOP SCORERS ESN: Richard Davidson ZD, Marty Waskes 8. Oea Creek Donovan Medwy 26, Tyrone Medley 17. LEAGUE fTANOfNGiS TEAM O 1M L T ►TS ESN Pxkagirig 5 5 0 0 70 Jw Dickson Offip Leaeiq 5 3 2 0 6 Des Creek 5 t 3 t � Upper Deck 5 0 a t 1 TOI SCORERS ILA1rEA ITS Oatovsn Medley e6 RchrE Oaridsort ere Frank Spagriuob 13 Flick Fkxtre 41 Slave Ranich 2e �JA)L wARRaas INDOOII SOCCER liAGtlE wARRIDRs omfloN STAApICiS TEAM O M L T F A ITS Purge 5 a t 0 t t 7 !2 Brae a 2 t 1 10 7 7 Green S t 3 1 4 e a RW a 1 3 0 7 10 J GAME RESULTS Oac. te: Purple t (Amapa Neeson) rf. Green 0: Blue arty Rb prat pptl. Ose. t t : R,tq � i Ben MabneY. Martin Pederson, Jason Wdkq) ver Green 2 (Kp lirtson, Amp Bur. bre): Bkr ] (K. Pau. C. RidouL lel Tegalberg) ra. PuryN 1 (ArrwWe Nelkon). ROCKET3DAtRlON fTANDINOf TEAM O w L T F A ►TS Pusct+a 5 3 2 0 t 7 9 9 Ptsye S 7 2 0 to e e Gnaen S 2 1 2 t t 11 • Btua S 2 2 1 tt t6 T Aqw s 2 2 t 4 to 7 Red S 0 3 2 7 11 2 aAME REwLrs Dec. te: PurpN a (Dorval suck. Twndlty Rapoeo, StspMnr Brooks) vs. Green t (ncky Frendo Grn+ikol; Apua 2 iStuaR Oavr, Bartok Kozbwski�. vs. Red t rJohnaewn Swtani; Fvecfva 6 (Chrgto- ghat Waaur 2, Ore. Evens 2, Dann Lrvegstoew, Trevor Donrsonl vs. &ue t (Ryan PArldtrt0). plat. t t: PurpM a (Dorval Suck, Tertoery Rapwo, Rias Leblanc, Swt Carrot) vs. Apw t ICrvissophu Mama): Rad 3 (fortnWwn Saran 2. Jortarhan TroM- ar) vs. Blew 3 (Ryan PHukflrW >): Gteert 5 (Can+vo ryyyt 2. Marc LJper 2. Freddy Lac0uaM) vt Fuai•Jva 4 (Anbew Tape 3, Dow Evan>♦. .yj.. �. � 4o- a0e"r5� , � . to%�.�t. Striding to Whitby Sinclair Secondary School Celtics Ron Prestage dabbles toward the basket, with St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs' Coli Belton hot on his heels during Lake the hoop Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) junior boys' bas.ketbaq action at Sinclair recent - N photo by Walter Passarella AJAX-PICICERING —The Ajax -Pickering Raiders [BEW [_oc�1353 minor atom Atom Raiders ��• rLr �y team nipped the Ycxi:-Simfxx F:xpr�s -i-3 ;n rearu 1L�glte play. Bunt DalGday scarrd two boats, incltxling therartte winnLx, fa t1Ae Rai1k�. Rus- sell 1)ahuzinska. and Jason Brookings also tapilxi. Assisting were DL�elc Pblowyk, slow Express Ke;th RhDdes. Paul Ruta. Dauiday anti Ian SugittDlnori. Ryan Bosak gave thL: tt�m solW goaltc'tlding in the oont�t. Pickering bantams cross the pond for games, good time PICKERING —The Picker- Day fora 12 -day European Ontario Minor Nockey Associa- Switzerland. Year's Eve in Mestre, about 16 ing Panthers Allen Foods major tour. tion representative will make Pickering coach AI kilometres from Venice. bantam `AA' rep hockey team Eighteen players, three the trip which includes stops in Snetsinger says, "Phis is a trip From Jan. 2 to 4, the team beads across the pond Boxing coaches, 16 parents and an Germany, Austria, Italy and of a lifetime for these 15 -year- wilt partieipatC in an interna- ', The Pickering Allen's Foods major bantams leave Boxing Day for a tour of Europe. Team merrtbers, are in frtxtt from left, Paul St. Aubin, Greg Miles, Greg Burnett, AI Snetsinger (coach), Charlie MacLennan (captain), Dave Gt�lfitfls (assistant Dosch), Bob Cochrane, Matt old boys. Not only will they tional tournament in Graz, Aus- '�� have the opportunity to play tris against teams front Austria, hockey aEainst some competi- Finland. Russia, Hungary and rive international teams in very Poland. � interesting locations and The Pickering squad ', represent their coatmo- will end its trip with a Wily and onontry, but �Cj visit to the p�c- also experience the � � turesque city of educational bene- �� 0� RothenborE, Ger- fits of travelling is � � many. older countries." V � .The squad will The PickerinE � � retarn dome on bantams will � Jan, 6. arrive in Germany Team members � on Dec. 27 and 9 _ are Boomer Arm- wiU play an exhibi- ,i11 O� strong, Keith Brace, tion 8� that �Y � l��At, Jeff Galea, Charlie Erding, just outside MacLennan, teff Munich. Over the next Sgoigna, plan Thatcher, five days, Pickering will have Greg Burnett, Bob Cochrane, three more exhibition contests Brandon Hale, Jeff Hales, T.1. in Widaar, Germany; Cbur, Hill, Chris Jarrett, Greg Miles, O'Brien and Sean V�lani. In back are Jeff Sods- Switzerland; and Auer, Italy, Matt O'Brien, Jeff Sockets, eft, Kevin AAorgan (trainer), Jeff Sguigrta, Bran- Between games, the Pickering Tom Spencer, Paul St. Aubin don Hale, Keith Brace, Tom Spencer, Jeff entourage will ski is Switzer- and Sean Villani. Hales, Alert Thatcher, 800rrter Amtstrong, T.J. land• visit castles in Germany The coaches are AI Hifi, Jeff Galea and Chris Jarrett. 141issirtg from and 80 on a sightseeing tour of Snetsinger, Kevin Morgan and Venice. Dave Griffiths. The manager is photo is manager Bob Artrtstnong. The team will speed New Bob Armstron -- - - -- - - - - -• 8'-----------� _'e ..,mss. -,f+..~ .. �'..... � . . 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ONLEY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Timely Cost Effective Service Free Initial Consultation - -,mall Bt"ne ec Advuory Sen- ies • Per -.)nal Tax Planenng • :N, cuunttng k Auditing 645-3013 Suite 102A • 1 ) tilanstvba Elraccbndge Res - 645-1263 Fax • 6455-3436 BDO DUNWOODY WARD MALLETTE OURTUM ACCOVNTANn - Amounting 6T Auditing - Taxation Servlces • Iraolvetscr Services - Adv cors To Small • Fraud Examuseng & Mecum Claents - Purchase Investigations McKenzie, J.C. 1133 Mannooa. eraoebridp. ........ 645.3021 Newell, John R. 37 King William Huntsville ............789-7601 Onley, Richard A. 175 Mandaoa, Braoeorlops ......... 645.3013 Turnbull, Allan Portage Rd.. Bala ..................... 762-3214 Westcott, Clark - 142 Ddl. Bracebridpe .................. 645-1692 Accounting t& Bookkeeping Systems Bottom Line I t Carolina w., Huntsville ..........788-0200 Buck's Business Services RR1 Kdworthy, Gravenhurst .........687-7812 Desseon Contract Services RR3. 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LiS 92 ENTowEam oistramers No Pimftkin P warted bwado* to owes M z Dudkamr and «wa.dwe ars. T itria9perhow fe6enrprp6 Fuels, ,rein. Plaaas otam Muir" pasdlen and pales. Lynne. M" 4320M Of Bless willieng brad. no haw goad (706) M70M for Mlsnnibe Ialephorit adiMs. FvN and appaftrmerd Cie /heti post secondary education in AliLt.'l MAWAna. chemical field. Duties to include the t Pa'' and I An',. Cabo " $8.30 PER HOUR VNt an axsperg vocations f m pn" ltbotatrs for an * I l - itl comm pmpd Ort Via tide ptaoe ham December 26 lo • Day std ngN slits araifabit • Wdk,roofs afeerrbsl Plesse appy in pensee lo: The Mimeos Grasp W - ?I ADtrt Street. Odom orttano T1M rjft Deceinber 22/94 9-1 PRL Dilor tiv 26194 9 -11 am. 44MCONTINUOUS LEARNING Our course Crdleridar Is available ftm* this local paper the week of December 26. Wath for COUfse otdngs in our new Durr =ion High School localJori. i a n begins Jwwwy 3rd. SAILES TRAINEE A" & ERS The FM Group is ante of AustraWs largest oolliparlies Willi 6ssels in exams of 3 bion doI ars. Our Cwwdm branch is s•Ndrg to appoint nioivated salsa trainees leadlg to otis4aidlg nwilegelrw t positions. Via Wok Iraild No pmrAous experi6no- r Kpired . •Carriprehensillie Training & Business Support AN Cusiorlier Interviews Skidy By • Audraian Design 6 Tedxwlogy Award Product • Eur l ",nit Commission Plus Bonuses,. • Prontotjon to Senior Sales Roles & Marwgatient Aval" Atter 6 Monft Applicants should tau rewrne immediately to: FAI HOME SECURITY (Canada) INC. Attn: Sales Mansuer COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL Ibis course, sponsored by Durham Region ACC, provides training in Computer Numerical Control Machining. 11w objective is to improve employability by Wilding on existing ,kills. The student will have the knowledge to program and {produce pans on a CNC machining and turning centre. Pre -requisites: qualdied machinist or Grade 12 plus ma - [lining experience or two year experience plus interview incl testing by College. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must be unemploMl and receiving UiC benefits at the time of the course start date and nxlst reside in dee Region of Durham. Machining experience L% a definite asset. Course Date: Tanuary 19 - June 13, 1995 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (905) 721-3302 0 -ft -4,26- -- • • • + W yw are single or a sav a wirepired diwra ert meaerz camesa ii. s woe withth t nrraa years '&WVRWWt0n axile err. you mwy gvawy 1, =00 t1.8. dors P4+11111 "Oft Imrrcid naisuanw or f yw ai QUALITY CONTROL recently bee Oe"r`.ym lar lad v- fid, jilipiliciffilm armor ser, you mer owYy wr ine �oTECHNICIAN e. �.am PUN" Word. Accpac. Bedford Required with minimum 2 years Autocad. VentVentura.uPa6snwles post secondary education in Harvard. Coral. Compute Programming and system chemical field. Duties to include the t Pa'' and I An',. Cabo " f OPPO „,;q, w< Pfearosfeap. Quark Express ar physical testing of manufactured Illustrator. Durham Busing coatings as well as documentation CwMuw College, (TF 427-3a1i both manual and computer i generated. 29&2071 w� for once t4.re Suer PLEASE FORWARD RESUME TO: a iiia Tsaktfon. 2s0 Woolworth MORTON INTERNATIONAL. LTD. SALESPEOPLE ATT'N: HUMAN RESOURCES .430 FINLEY AVE.. AJAX ONT wed of are xime as ¢y fnoiorea No - 1P -r d end LIS 2E3 wad draderor .eyure 3 peorie b w"M re tA6E swi jr Ile AMM NW. 11ENiwAr 1lMayr pnwwn- ert meaerz camesa ii. tew ?! los w t nrwedt and etade b am pms appfetions los f I4l Tweeee, w =00 t1.8. dors P4+11111 "Oft transit drivers a2 license a4aa aOO�1 too.' Call (905) 486-4317. fid, jilipiliciffilm armor f wm.t in eons of PUN" at etre stevolemm Rd. S. 11195w k. - slipliffil"TENOIENTn dud Oshows or call 422-2630. f New CimP+eycar for 20 tarts be mk& sat nitwt Nl >Ir due Suck d Oft M is f OPPO „,;q, w< couple (Two Oadreekn apt-) Ir a filiation who k an- aewiftca .i Hours. $alary negotiable. Osbasn. Mr. MM. 723 -MM pedw0ell in somwills leash able and awaits pgable, f 6%reptnasks 011111 Pbre send arae IK wfwn 29&2071 w� for once t4.re Suer NB:s� Arislwtt rid- a iiia Tsaktfon. 2s0 Woolworth a.w ane year epwi.nosk Aja a E. Oshow Ont. LIN 7R7. bass/. Muw hers seal look and aro phone calls plssaw 4 0120 ddsar lowra Cab SO&OW N jobs in one - Propwv e97i. 021606 8leerbi arduMl We need sd- 11EEOE� rrwtedittl)r -611" ,,,, ow to ,M � 6� #0 . V*W BW Unit wahlag atw a wwasn, p� Von, Moab G* oft that waltws. g yak aro nQuin a Cls A- Madrid At VAMOM iwo � honest. hard meriting. have m pre. . a p ions available at p rntatr selsry . bwwarsa Oen trarrporltiere nNkrirad. cart person on renting and an Stevenson Rd & Odrw i cd 43t-=10. (122294) him all" teew oleos. Cal 1, 0. thwt we want yar9 721-941 t fork" fwwatt- as and e Fran us you us � �oae f� , (122N) palf MW ad nitrM C4plid AZ d*m. Cts Mtp deliveries. Ajar based. Load expect Prapsslr Manpanwd- eared mourns to .blit tarn (414) 441- EXPERIENCED dent4 assistant. HARP citified h and oil load. construction ase Car 606e9aM71. 2625. (122394) Ajax tilos. GM7052. (122194 (122e94) (1220 CARM cleaners required fulY CERIIRED Denial ApiMsal n TOP pati .err in a w IYrts Vine. Must haw dend Pd ep able47�*- be 13. quired fed oaks for a genal practice in T-� Pef rhtrow Hemw delivery distributor Cal fomes interview. ew. 7294aid Di at 90. 5 SOP9-22f4 needed iewrdi mmy. Cao for , e (12264) tree samples. Flan as. , 1 DENTAL Assistant -mut t 404.0017 or urt. OO6My-3704. certified lot busy Pickerin (12294) seica Cal 97i446e. 410X66, NR6 Aldtisvws tied Estes Lot a � ew a"a"'a10a• A at «�`pai.no: ayrw rd` Go FAX US YON AD shite CaL . • z� w.►: rf�lrt►. �.-;: ..... ,.::.: ...,.,..ticWeE`�.' 7.••:,.. -.week.. �..a...,,4' ��._..:: .. ..... �'m�P.i:.a:a,;i�wkt� .. LJVE out infamy nprird to ear• Olwa! display counter. $50. f« 2 boys. ages 6 i 4 in my Office desk with two loclking DIAMOND RING UNaOUE Ch"a""' GNss and ARE you eapionar c•d in an an 1 - 0 0 WANTED 0 00004006 horn*, Mon -Fri, 7:30-6 p.m. drawers, $50. Small long WhitWShsppatd. cal Liss, 631- dresser with mirror, 125. Cal Ladies solitaire Collectibles • wash stands, form or craft form. We haw blank boxes, dressers, desk, space available. Please AJAX • CLIPPER APTS.006 s • OR 6778 after 6 P.m. (1229gq 837-1967. (122694) twist ring .$4 C[. cal rocking chain. wooden chars, 5769853. (010395) 11 2 and 3 bedrooms, broadoom, 2 appliances, UndB/giotal NANNIrM01JSEKEEPER _ live ^ south Pickering area to Appraised at copper cookware. mahogany dining room suite, bedroom parks rrptp 55 FALBY COURT- out, care t« 4 yes end and s yes old. Car ' a benefit. Mon -Wed. 3:15 to $4,900 asking wites. sofa beds. New Lie Fur- • niure Sbre locales n Brodklin • I Mon. -Fite 9-5 pterin., Sat. 8 Sun. 12.5 pert*. 890. Sal./Sun. 1090 b 690. MIASNERS, dryers. fridge. $2,600 firm. on 9536. (905) 683-6021 • • Cal 839.46'!• 6. (122194) stow. new and r corditiort*d.416-281-3499 �R 420-7 (905655 194 Stlettef Cinadtan iyf •ftt{f• tJlittt6d PIANO $225 and up for recondition ICE FISHING now open Stock- LOST - black and white female one block from GO train, navvy t wa:hh•rs.1175aM (« recon. S/GRANDFATHER ad cath rainbow ands led cat. Area: Cadby Lake W1878Y rrrrhedtsl*Iy ' quiet AVAILABLE Feb. 1. BeauMul up Clocks . Durham's largest selec• P two bedroom apanrtrnt. CION one bedroom bas•rrw+t apart - reconditioned . • - dilloned dryers. 1fri and up for hon _New and used trout. Huts Shirleyd. Pon Perry 42x7 95 (122uth 694) to Cal (905) I to schools. Fridge, stove, mend with private drive, entrance reconditioned fridges and erre? Rem to own, apt, size, hon rtey Rd. For funkier *,9909 hydro extra FirstAast and yard 4 appYarwss 4 poe stoves. Also coin operated information or reservation, can - CHILDCARE available in my washers and dryers. upright, grand, digital, �� (1 22094 required. Call 666.5535. bath, all utilities and cable. Only Pickering home by qualified Stephenson's Furniture and keyboards. CLOCKS - (Fres ) • • _ 1980 Chew 3'4 ton, automatic, (122694) $650 monthly. Call 725-8769. E.C.E. teacher. Starting in Appliances, 227 Court St., dekvey and set up)- Tremendous CARPET - don't buy anywhere • I 350 high performance engine, *Near ry (122294) January 1995. Krosno/Bayy Oshawa. 576.7448. (010695) savingsl Telep Piano Works, else until I show you what I can Boarding dual wheels, etc. 52500 cer- ROUGE V - lues bass area Call Linda at (905) 420 433.1491. (TF) dfied or $2000 as is. o.b.o. 725- -11 apart Pet with Ireplacr PICKERING -one bedroom CARPETS -'tole d do for you. Cal Gord.434-0222 wet bar. Ores bedroom, full bath. basement apartment. park 9041. (122694) carpet. 100% ANTIOUES and crafts. lutniture DOG Train Classes -Novice 2383. (122294) Available Jan. 1. Cal (905) 501- air. storage. fenced • ard. dose nylon, new stain release carpels COMPUTERS - new 486'5 from n9 a9B. / '205on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms, and collectibles. Also office $999. Lap tops from $475. Lots and �n staring January n 56�. (123194) to all amenities. Single wonting • • $349. Price includes car t, furniture, quality dividiers, oak Oshawa. Durham Dog Training. person preferred. Available Jar. Presentation board. desks, etc. of 286'5 from $350. CD Munn Barb Scat. 576.5635. Ot 1,95 I OSIIAWA -your cat s webonel r e m i u m ( ) 1/95. Firstillast. $550 includes al P pad, expert media Packages cath (ales in- Immaculate hero bedroom two installation, fast del' free Everything is on sale. The utilities and cable. Lucas. 905- ' Green House In Brougham. 10 installations from $299. level apartment in charming DRY estimates (30 yards). Norman..(,969 Jeep if hard and soh top. 633245,. ro,019s) -- 666-2314. (TF) mi N d Pickering. (905) 427• Computer Clearance Centre. • • • tun and non doors, *item with older duplex. Lang* and spa- - 0009. 122694 161 King St. E.. Bowmanvide. 300 • detached cassette. speaker bions wrhuge loll and pine WHITBY - two bedroom main FIREWOOD AJAX Pickering Appliances• no ( 697.3059 everything boxes, bra, red with grey interior. floors. $750. //2 utilities. Ask floor d triplex. $775 includes reasonable offer refused, full/ COMPUTER, 486-OX2-66, 5 it guaranteed (0 11595) 2.5L, standard, new clutch. about no rent increase option. utilities. Freshly painted, new FOR SALE 4" and 3 112" drives. CO Rom 905-723.6997. (122694) carpet, near GO station. buss, guaranteed. Reconditioned 1989 Mustang Convertible. 4 $9300 o.b.o. Harts (905) 985- n9 DB speed, colour printer, appliances. Corns make us a cylnder.fully badedwthextras. 7132 o work (416) 480-8451. OLIYE�COURT - furnished ort• available. Call 666-0667. CALL DAVE 427-67U. 467 Westney colour monitor, :2200. Call I -. 80.000 hwy toms. $8900 or we (,22694) bedroom apartment. $525 per (010195) Rd. S. TF 434-579o.(122294) trade for JEEP YJ 1989 or LiverpooGBayly. Alar ( )month. Ground floor and PICKERING ELECTRIC Snowblower oxer- newer. 434"5780• (122291) arkin Call 728 9348 G F' 831-7055 1993 Pot, rating bicycle, irw„ condition, /0 speed, all case bike, stair climber (w) ropes). electric gas trimmer aluminurrR 5200 0.110.0. CRizen humidifier. 905-509.2344 mini portable CD player, hardly humidifier. used. $100. Both perfect Christmas gifts. After 4 p.m., LIMITED Edition . collector Travis, 985.3183. (010195) plates with trainers• 10.5•, THE ROYAL Albert Mountain Hose GRIST MILL DELTA by Jamas Pattern. 5 pce. settingfor 8 Keirstead THE SAW MILL - people .extra pieces. Open Kings Landing by Keirstead Anglican Church at MAG. Statdk. never used. Cost was 1988 Chrysler Caravel[*. 4 door, • • •• P 9 - (010495) near o. very ,arge two bedroom basement. full bathroom• one owner, automatic, ps., pb..rr+odern carp~ newly panted apart - ore bedroom kitchen and laundry, own odic. Good condition, $2990. 1994 Polarisincl/ Casslc 50C basement apartment, Lc.. entrance. very anractive. $700 Phone 427.8333 &her 5 p m. (TF) with carbide studs and cover. ceramics, separate entranp, 416.494.3765 or 905-770.7222. 284-1618.(010595) bedroom oasemem apar"wn, BOWMAMV0.LE - oris bedroom very clean. close o shopping. $6400. Cali 905-985-4049.(122994) parltng, available Jan. 1. $550 pedestal taws with arw ext. and 1985 LeBaron GTS, 4 door (122244) inclusive. Cal 905-686.3130. WHITBY - basement bachelor sedan. auto. pts.. Co.. air. low 4 Windsor chars, $799 - 8• oak (010195) apartment wth private entrance. mites. good clean running car -Apartments I • 400 APARTMENT 1n country 3 one block from GO train, navvy Hurry on this one. $2395 car-• mss. (12229•) oWroom. prrvako entrance. ap- panted, avalaicle immediately •tied firm. Call 427-9722 Stain 5299. Over 20 twit chdiees - a/ ounces and garage. Paved $425 per month. 668-7634. Free D8l116fr t0 $2000, asking $800. Cali NETAWAN by A.G. Casson. APPLIANCES wanted working anytime' Russ. Big Town Sales. WHITBY Brock St. S.. furnished d've and Parking. No pets. 10 (122694) Oshawa Area I evenings. 7.10 pm. 905.723 ~ 4302143. (010895) or not. Fridges. stoaves. � 7 days a week lndddrs. bachelor in 4 Platt. o . Walk Go. mdas ss northet d 4- Oshawa AVAILABLE ,n Oshawa d Wh 8771 (122294) OAK,Prn INE FURNITURE - Why washers. dryers. Alto wanted. (122294) _ laund balcon -rkin for $675 all inclusive. 2632089 or by apart nsr4 balding spacious APPLEWOOO - twin the best, pay retail prices? One of pickup truck and utility trainer or 1985 Mere Cougar, two door, one, gayer Y. $550 message 2638606. (1226941 carp~ newly panted apart - CARPET your horn* at discount prices, t 007. nylon. stain y Onlario's oldest and Largest manufacturers 4 now seining flatbed Reasonable. 905.427- 2713. (1231% ) V6. auto. ps., po., pw.. air, cruse. low mils. Good running incUsme. 90SS09.2036 or 416. PICKERING spacious one ment 01" *dee to bus. AN resistant. price incudes carpet. direct to the public. E9- oak USED corrw lower kittlen cup car, $2395 certified Cab 427• 284-1618.(010595) bedroom oasemem apar"wn, BOWMAMV0.LE - oris bedroom very clean. close o shopping. shopping. ufinise nck,d•d. First/gst Fequred. No pots. One Pad and export nstalation, Cal pedestal taws with arw ext. and Fine re -owned certified' 9722 anytime Russ. Big Town ' n'•r/ close b dosreoew. GO and lake $eDa/iTe bodPoom. 5625 Two bedroom, Nick at 905 430.6551. 4 Windsor chars, $799 - 8• oak r C>n 905) t20 ( Sakn. open 7 days a week available Jan. 1. $463 per entrance, parking, laundry. (725. Ca1430Ot34. (TV) ) r 122994) double 01429. C der ext and 6 chain. fta29. Cannonball beds. 20ys. (122194) mss. (12229•) month. Includes haat. hydro. $490. . 1/J utilities. Available AJAX Oxford Towers - Specious qNG size DedpteaQ irk,'lxdss Stain 5299. Over 20 twit chdiees - a/ WANTED - old and amigw LEASE io own vehicles. 1980 an. 1. 8334689. 1122694 parkrq, trhdge and stow. 623- ) apar'msnta. Cute twrlWng, come bed stet. earbpy top and side sdd, ro veriteers - Ttaderoa*I furniture. anything old. Scientific 1985. $345 down. no ritsrst. no 7966. (122794) AJAX South - two bedroom b snooping. 401 and Go Pool. drapes. Excellent condition. 905 427 1822. TF Woodworking, 905-985.8774. instruments, china, silver, Crede checils- 686.7420- (TF) - PICKERING - one bedroom basamenf aparfrmertt, separate *antra t, 2 and 3 bedrooms. APPLEWOOO - twin the best, ( ) ( 1 LTF) adwrusrng. sporting, toys. decoys. colli. rnlYk btxtles. coo SANTA buys he sleds from Car. tea Auto Centre. 155 Kung St. entrants. taundr parking. idgair Wring Dariory y o 9. furrnslxed. tridgNstwo, LakxnOry, cable, frsY{ast. Non srnokr incl furnished, Jan. and Fse. 1 Cal 683.8571 urr4 7:30 P -m (123094) oat SX25. Compton* Conputor, ----_!_--- free deirvery. $75/16' face coed 5200/bush cord. Fair SVGA rmonow. premier. 16 big COMPUTER For Student « I•cuons or sols. Cal Robert W.. at Mrdwwn Mal. Oshawa Separate entrance. T pots- $700 inclusive Cal ;905) OWN floor d door detached or measure. TWIN BRAND SSony B Sound d � hon• 386.50M• HOU. Bowan Antiques (905) 655- C Fine re -owned certified' (500. Call420-214a (123196) 683.6564. (122194) nous*. central Oshawa. One ORCHARDS, Newcastle. 1-905 la rear. . $100. Cal*283556. (122294) mow. 4Meg Mom.. DOS S. VGA mw~. $625 26640Mo9 9049. Brookln (TF) vehod s at the bow press n town 1969 Taurus. 6 cylinder. 3LOOWSIMCOE - lag* two RENT or own good. good idg. bedroom. fr stow. yard. 9871563. (TF) HDU. t Meg Mom.. Mono a„ to. at. cruise. nice driver. bedroom in 48 unit buildi^9• do" -obAs nim ­ basement. tftilEW000 onosswo quality FULL size wase►. dryer- SM Mclift DOSS. 5425 XT $175. • 0 �'rafis $5995. t98B Sable 6 laundry- 55. Park. Naar Largo mail n inclusive. 576-SG77flor 500 hardwood guaranteed. Extra 9 Apartment size washer and DOS with windows. 550. Lotus 683.7515 S59 ry eider, sato. loaded. $5995. managed, Clew b stontaibus. `arm 0 store Florida. 905-839.3331 6586. (1223941 timte 1 seasoned. tat Moog till/ �• 2 )ears old. (900 oJD o. 1.2.3 with Wird P*Aeti and 990 Lummna (2) 6 cylinder, horn $675 irokraaie. Go dins b (Ont) 813-581-4289 ;US) OSiMWA ono gedroam tsar► and split. Honest rrteaauremtsrtl. 6k,e couch, best otter. Cat Graphics $125. 24 -Pine. .R' oo• i3 i�6 to. err. $7995. 123 Boo St. W. or cell eosstt (Ot0196) m • n t a 0 a r :'n o n t . contra h Free delivery. Kozy Heat Brad. 905497.3140. 010195) ( Printer. $125. Richard, (905) GORGEOUS G an 7 pass GMC Satan 7 passenger van, 6 ri. 6 9055714288. (TF) WHITBY spacious two lecawn. Reeponsrble poison Firewood. (905) 753-2246. CARPET Stoker. 100% Nylon. 831-9833. (122894) ----- DOLL HOUSE k1'f<'oar. tub. trdad•d. setts. s oedroom. ur kitchen. near STILL R*. Norm a 9e only Over+ entrance. firstilast. ( 123194) thick, plush, star resistant - --' - snu wrh9 k�bre? wlw KITS t 989 Ford Aorostar, 7 i7S.000. Throe bedroom, Jan. 1 5795 ncWsrw. Cal Th bedroom, $425 montny, ut4Rret nCMOed. T•i•ohore 43tYa076 11227941 aROOKLIN 'r irewoo0 csDK For 3 rooms, only $329. nava you Sof to show for e? Own • •ugh •15YAL xLT, 6 krhoer, tnraned roc room, works iat6) 69x5287. (1221941 0 - - - rates. Call 432.2850. (TF) Seasoned frewood lace cord Pr- induces 30 sq.yd carpet, yow own six system tar ao FumttUtB d accessories 1uro loaded. 17595. S Pickup hardwood noon. walkout OS14AWA u, renovated two OS44AWA -wo bedroom apart and bush eoreds. bags of tun- deluxe pad and nstalation n homy. Free n esti• s $50 moahy. Up b 200 *Too 'Too tae for words' trucks. 1987-1992 starting at patio. economic gat rest. Toni bedrooms. 4 appkenos. $575 moms ava,,able at 900 and Bea ding available. FREE flowery, your quotation licit channels to choose from Haw 905 831-1536 Best cashes ora sate cost to own - $795,mwntnl y- monthu . hoal. n oro and Glen St. Clow to schools. shop - pick up on Sat. and Sun. (905) your No trovroa- no pay) a very Merry Christmas. T.J. MOUNTAIN MOYMG MWMALs1O Maria - hous4W and Pi and nippy hortlay season. 579 Phone (905) 723-5291 PMon waver 436-0663 mos sago or Dnp and Gm Utrites v tfyded 1558797. (012995) Fronts fo ono full year until Doc. Safallde. 432 1565 (122794) MKy 2686. Open this Sunday Neal Sams Rsp. Guide Realty. 4623578 direct Available Fdsivi ai months rent 'equ•red. 1995 Daniel. 1 8(C 217-0104 AadwtN 1ra�piano fttovos. app6anc• and specilists, Ila[ rats « 122294) (TF) �-wriedialody, (010495. Cad 728-4990 .0706951 U�`iF♦ ,USERV - accoutring and CARPET Mrtalattionrl i� out rultit ss•-.255ywn s. Monthly spsciaMy. Free oa*na sae D 8 N Ping. busiws plans, con► Duncan, 917-1799 or n7-tag0. 868105. (122••4►yat*rus (TF) ILLUSTRATION. cataoorhi g. grapl►ie design. advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rales. Also lessors Raga Timms, (905) S i B Dii"Sdiod 10 brssorfs $150 3 lessors & test $75 Fre• pick-up & drop oN 287-3060 7 davishveek coN 111111CTIOII bas for SIM •rbrior MWAMM Sal aaMlEt�fow Fall oM dw pobeiollNt wok plt U*sd. S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality wo.iandInterior atid dn*abui0 bars and ca11-4 1s AN workmanship guaranteed and soured. Coram Gary 933 OIIB4. (TF) .: a R Makeww m Systems - tesident ak commercdw build" mei tonarmw Electir" pkrmb- or« rsepoint. M call for (res •stirttatss. Visa *caped. (905) 669.3300. (TF) COMPLETE carpentry specializing in renovations. basements, from, crown moulding. doors and windows. 15 years experience, fret ,l timales. Call Derek. 728• ar, x•eW-%sn.,- , . 1 a TW TU.E GAILLIND Miami. Mk 11� at salt aplc.�lwtlit� MAN lbur Nidaail6 • MAD SER111C�xS bilBrior i Exurior •� 3 - � $� FALL SMCIAL �. Fast LULOOK PRIM Foca look d wr•Idr i dam+ � MliIN Left � �M hwe w1h Md r� � �o � SMMO• ler am a RABBIT wants work doing magic for childlsn's parties and R�r t1 S • Q'� boded ant • • , s all occasions. Have my own magician. Cal Ernie. 668x932. Ad*AM 11101111106Peak =r rb°�"`ooas"'ll' omm 683.7515 staleataft t,'°"o'�;; B, w ANI - - - oo• i3 i�6 (!os) 6�0�±.6919 fho cionsups on .. • �W� -HARRY-O-THE-MOVERS • . lm -ates Otos leg small tee prig t't0a11 MpIOMMI� (Mm art Fns* •srirtMs, senirs a -if Reii3ble Ser "llce BMWWAPIL R C100� t1klfSbil� EY(sieal, Drylri ARE you havig prablerrs find- _ row* amweL raftPioras moved. Comparable I�M • •ugh •15YAL 1FafNll9e. FM professional cleaning, callEstil6a�s ing time to clean yaw hour. ForEgg rates. Call 432.2850. (TF) Helen's Home S•nr oss today.MEN with tarp• puck wit do mount. tOfmcvLoormsrbiaL SMviCa427-,W,.(,22394► am.hou.M4otd AN types d ntevos. Cal Carl or Jana, 427-2858_ AdVWftW - 1rC1E fSCVA Er>tetr _ %." I$ MOUNTAIN MOYMG MWMALs1O Maria - hous4W ettta� SVSTM apartments. Caicos. apphwwm MKy AJAX Moving Systema ful We wit Igor• AnyNliM and piano specialists. Free Ffl.vid•s, AadwtN 1ra�piano fttovos. app6anc• and specilists, Ila[ rats « an�whtrt, anyttfnt.wardrobe ssp, lit*nsed,taaosR Colultrneial « lveidsltlial insured. Free esumhates. Cal MAGICIIIK lown rrwhds, ready 5�0 pJm.A�hourly. EU3 16aoollabletrBa.FAI. We now have heated storage units. Now odloino hes boxes Park bad Paakagirq and 436.7795. (TF) bon i to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays,I10 op�� segms" comd [ado wish move. and special. wringat 888 and w. aNd m decotaft Fw6 CSL promotions . g$.w tkdraisers. MagicCal Sd of oL. at�fraa lural LMsao* ►hod 87 7057 a 7M Eotlor )neral/ (TF. ... a ^,�-�C �.gcJ"�7ysr �f""'ib:` s r n}6r - '•v _ - - .. .. ;i.:>._ .r • _ ,- ,a- �' .► thy+ s rs-ft- r° s4' li it t ti ! +! •! KOORMSOWM - @W $q tL GNAT Vaaron cool -Posts. I 4 G, 1A pa e. Lola flail«ot � ' �tt6 hot wlb. Ike apace. Lots of Paved parking. $575 . gat. Cal 433- N " s, Moss 10 all an wWtWs. 8883 of 434-5555. (,228901) AtraU* March and April. SM 0008, (0101%) 4620 ! STORAGE units available. =7E Sala - ==NW. 10«15, sea . GST. LocaNd A Three bedrooms, 3 baths, 438-0871 leave message. fit wii- lake Ont. Relefences 89 Boor St. E. Oshawa Pleats finished roe roam. mss- close (122604) (lam) wgrrirod. f750 4, utiiliet. First/ ° mom ow� inoats.. 19 ■l ti PArM( DIXIEIHWY 82 - upper three last. Available now. (905) 839 h i.now �• atWNd bwnrn. $100 and oil" mow. 0 1 and 2 beftm hm, 0 ilwtrM + Willies.t leave wosww « 6834M& Av slarlitv a a f ! �b110d001a. $1000 a utilities. Lower one (,220801) able � L rm lk $700. Cal Wendy. 404.2087 0 101 ST- w � AJAX - 3 bedroom upper floor of 428 8768. (,22084) "0•"I �) Condo. dose to famous Clear Ikon.fur."IIA, SKASta12.6pin.SANDRINGHAM + - teres hams, arParrtm+s treaty and a r RENT n Canadian OCWs, beat PMrmU 6570. (122694) bedroom 4 years old, I BOWMANVILLE - wanted ! f SfIgrlWr C- 1 Plo�WtlM LMalbd * chert. Ease klehem Ii teI , resporsble couple or single por- (123194) - i i 0 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i - - - -- garage, no pots. Available knnWdW*. $10. Call 519- 00 son to rent a cuts newly wmjftd 2 bedroom bungalow rnth garage in Oshawa Largs'L' VERY bean and quiet roormu ex• I 4 G, 1A pa e. Lola flail«ot � ' �tt6 hot wlb. Ike apace. Lots of Paved parking. $575 . gat. Cal 433- N " s, Moss 10 all an wWtWs. 8883 of 434-5555. (,228901) AtraU* March and April. SM 0008, (0101%) 4620 ! STORAGE units available. =7E Sala - ==NW. 10«15, sea . GST. LocaNd A Three bedrooms, 3 baths, 438-0871 leave message. fit wii- lake Ont. Relefences 89 Boor St. E. Oshawa Pleats finished roe roam. mss- close (122604) (lam) wgrrirod. f750 4, utiiliet. First/ celkent downtown Oshawa location. Bath and kitchen. non townhome with quiet profes- all 72B-7051• (122994) aril shopping large fo eed DIXIEIHWY 82 - upper three last. Available now. (905) 839 smdw prelerred. SW wsMdy ! 57443246 (122294) ler". 1223 $154.900. Ca1434 yar 1644. (122394) bedroom. fireplam wfo to deck, 5746. (122194) Please call Brian, 576.7635. Parking. laundry. a9 appliances a f ! home. 2 years Tormina built. 3 $1000 a utilities. Lower one separate. Phone (416) 754- (122394) and faciries. Student welcome. GORGEOUS three bedroom BEAUTIFUL bungalow, 3.1 bedroom, private. parking, $700 AJAX - 3 bedroom upper floor of OSHAIMA furnished bachelor available immediately. $400 Condo. dose to famous Clear bedrooms, finished rec room . utiiliec• Cal Harty (416) 263. 7393 or Jennifer (416) 283- semi, utilities all inclusive. ping. doe to al aneniies, arParrtm+s treaty and a PWKER NG, Whdesl401, roOrm to rand n four bedroom house. RENT n Canadian OCWs, beat with wall -lo -wall tireple0s. 2-4 pts. baths. large yard, 6570. (122694) Laundry faci ties, no pea, fine f$117urnished dwh 41� ttxrhisfhed Hoorn vrRft it's own fridge, stove and private bath, share kitchen, $100 nonhly. Cal 420.3628. the exchange. Pat Charlotte - new two bedroom Home, 3 hardwood floorhrg• cerhiagral err, WHO says you =time afford to last. Available immediately. MMO ;;Wilt. Cal 427.7292. parking. 880 weekly. 576.6769. (123194) baths, furnished, air con., to $159.900.0 2001 $159.assuitable oil contained buy a house. 3 bedroom rnth garage in Oshawa Largs'L' (122994). --- screened and heated pool off 2001• SHARE a new Courtice fable Christmas g4- mlar•apanmam' townhouse Cannes for $460 maKhly (P&p 3 bedroom bun- PWAMMNG Go - three bedom ro - fight clean 1118110 fur- townhome with quiet profes- lenar, aver Jan. g5. Photos and rales. (905) (122794) gaiow carries for $780 (P8q . . in-law suits, separate nshed room• 3 bedroom oorh" sional male single parent. 57443246 (122294) DELIGHTFUL detached brick more. Call Marc Stapley Roman eMrrrtos. central air, rend both a with air. cable' parking. Ph0l~ Parking. laundry. a9 appliances Hockey. Blue Jay baseball. dog home. 2 years Tormina built. 3 Accord, 576.3111. (010495)_ separate. Phone (416) 754- Share facilities. Fa employed, and faciries. Student welcome. GORGEOUS three bedroom bedroom. 3 bath, garage, family imat tee. LANDLORD'S AD. Available Jan. 1. 726.2255 or 4730. (122694) non smoking female only. $375. available immediately. $400 Condo. dose to famous Clear room with fireplace. huge LIVE in country , beautiful 6666805. (TF) Fiasulea. 686.3048. (122394) monthly inclusive. Call 404- Water Beach, pod. jacuzzi, kitchen, deck, Pickering. selling. North Oshawa. 3 bedroom hone. living room and dining room, 1 112 baths. , • 'or FREE room and board for me- tore temafe nal smoker n ex- 2189. (0163%) BBO. private yard. available now -May 1995. For information are to view photos. 686.9846 or $199,900. Cal 9M-831-35%. $104.900 • three bedroom soft paneled family room. fireplace • ent change for pan time babysmn9 � • ■ • 5793788. (TF) rnth garage in Oshawa Largs'L' and garage. Available Jan. 1. of 7 year old. Single mother , shaped dni giving room. sat -n 05HAWA -two pedroom ar Cat 725.9991. (122894) NORTH Oshawa - three welcome. References. �! ' CLEARWATER - fully clulumibhouse. schen• Partly finished bass bedroom townhouses, fridge. 686-3130. (122894) mens on a nice and quiet VACANCIES! Can the one stop m'a'n floor aOartmenl. Over 1000 NO down payment? Good More, dryer included. 1 112 W ESTNEY, HWY 82 . one heated pools• trot tubs• tenors- crescolL Waking distance to all rental shop for a BETTER sq.tt. with sliding door and credt? Good job? You can buy baths, garage. fenced yard. LARGE bright room. second bedroom. 5 appliances, sauna. just 20minutes iobeaches. NHL amenities. Excellent opportunity 'for selection. DURHAM HOME balcony. Largs living- and for the pia of rent. while prices common pool and sauna and floor of house. row Pickering exercise room. pool. parking Hockey. Blue Jay baseball. dog fist time buyers. IMrtediate RENTERS. (905) 426-1278 inn- kitchen, $740 utilities included. and rales aro down. Cal! Doug playground. Wak to sdrods. Town Centre. Ouiet mature spat,-• SM monthly available and horse tracks. Chi'dren possession. Owner -MUST imat tee. LANDLORD'S AD. Available Jan. 1. 726.2255 or or BrerK. Community Financial available Mar. 1. Call 436.3346. person. $400 inclusive. 420- Feb. 1. Call 905.631-6455. welcome. Less than motel. 683- SELL-. (905) 432-6045. VERTISE FREEIr (TF) 430-7816.(122694) 6666805. (TF) (TF) 1975 before 3 p.m. (122194) (122694) 5503. (010695) (122794) �, � '1111r,- � � �i Christmas JOY ----==�i�MEMBER THE TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS, ' _----� L r _M4 !- ANBERLEA PRESBYTERUIN CHURCH 1820 Whites Rd. N. CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES Decwtber 24, 7:30 & 11:30 p.m. CHRISTMAS DAY CELEBRATION, 11:00 a.m. wUMBW wilki ouR kA IS'Al THE CHURCH OF YOUR �icE .<a ..T �„Y ^.. .- rim �, --::H -' ...,�.:< ... 1.°� ■ .., .. -.�.. � :. .. _.... ... ... ..• _..- .. ST. PAUL'S ON-THE-HU1 882 Kingston Road, Pickering (east of Whites Rd) 839-7909 Eve Celebrradkm 3:00 p.m. Family Communion 9:00 pm. Family Communion 5:00 p.m. Family Candlelight 11:00 p.m. Midnight Mass 7:00 p.m. Family Candlelight Christmas Day Worship 10:00 a.m. Family Communion You are your family are invited to join us for this special celebration of Jesus' birth. V©f Way HdOts Rapda cbwcb December 21- Combined Candlelight Service with AJAX SAP'11ST CHURCH (oo Birch Cues.) 7:30 p -m - December 25 - (briers Day Family Service 10:30 aim - U6 -1720 ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN 35 Church St- N., Picketing Village OECEI 24TH - 7:30 p.m. - FAMILY SERVICE 11:30 pin. - Communion Service DECEMBER 25 CHRISTMAS DA 11:00 e(-m- Lessorls & Carols - EVERYONE WELCOME PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH METHODIST Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7 December 24 ChddiiIw Este 7:00 pnl. December 25 - grimes Celebration 10:00 a.m. .Congregation Celebration, riroto song• EVERYONE WELCOME BAYFAIR BAPTIST 817 K-rlgston Rd. PickWng CHRISTMAS MORNING FaunOy Christmas Service 11:00 am. NEW YEAR'S EVE SERVICE 10:30 p.m. SUNDAY JAN 1 REGULAR SUNDAY SERVICES 839-4621 OUD OF OW - CEDAR SL, AJAX l sheet noR) d 4W - vest d HarWlood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP -11.00 A.M. d 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:3D BIBLE STUDY The BIBLE is GODS WORD - JESUS is LORD PICKERING VILLAGE UNITED CHURCH 3ooalladt am K. 1W 'ft ftt a� D" l as�twsE11E , M pAL FAM<.Y SEWOM WIM ��iris 11 0 0.01. C 1[1118 ill SWAM C MWF iM srlslW►s over loin ax WMWhp lilt YEM OW ST. TIMOTHY'S TRMYTERM CHURCH 971111m, lher Rd, Aiju December ?A, 7:00 p.m. Cmdldight Chrifitmas Eve Service December 25, Christmas Day 11:00 a.m. Family Wonhip Servicer "Coale and Cdebnate Cbrismw *illi m at St. 71il6otl 9s" All 1A bu mle Christmas at rLufiy Trinity 91 W CHs. Satmi(ay, Dlxtn(rGer24 Chr&b s Em 7Mp.m Fasr4 Servticc 12"CAM& 11Mp_% ?mifitiorsd Savi 1" Carols o You ere Itt t ted to Celebrate wftb etas Pkkcring Pentecostal Church 756 OldrhoBn 0[11010. PWO * *M lest of Whiles Red., 2 blocks south of 401) 111130-1302 Candlelight Communion Service Christmas Eve at 7:00 p.m- Chrobnes Day Service 11.00 am. .New Year's Eve Servide 10:30 pm. to Midnight Everyone is Welcome TO GET THOSE PHONES RINGING ADVERTISE IN FOCUS CALL JANICE AT 653-5110 e�� by Elizabeth Inexpensive Ouality Gifts • county a Yfclaw kke, ewrras. Cn tia a Aesarts • Sotntsd Cardia • Tfnro o %P • Spica i Jai* • Cw~ Copse A Tu A Acc.aoria • Swap i Ilnatla • Driad ad SM Rona Arrags.wW 956 Dillingham Rd., A Pickering ' I 839-6333 0 TTT 1. ., -TUR t FROM 7.5% 1 St Mtge. 95%ftd, 3rd • Rental Properties b Cottages • Re -„g • Deet Consolidation • Rural Properties • Self-employed No Income - No Problem Prime Deals glow Bartle Rates Fast Professional Satviee Since 1975 IL CALL TOLL FREE 686-2557 STRAHL CONSTRUCTION ® Sliwe. 1%2 010atlots sows ,s •Ir~twt-alf a �CoaranrsMl i ® -C"= .11aoeo JOS-435.0450 FRGU1 l I • C01kad (Jllass • • PMCspMlr T"ID • DDi1pM�pilp d a1 TfiW d Frstns i loop., __ ,. A111111491111111121Z PieroNig, Otw11o� L1VMil ONO% L1J 2K5 . 571,1211 -;stmn mm * * * •relic E+Nts•ahl llmiw * "Mo AKSArar�M��O�F LUVE I{a�saa/nn TO US KWY - for ON y 1400 iayy St, �16A. QW0M Fro m the M a n a' aeir L Aj ax/Pickerin' ' 49y L./ Great savings guaranteed from the Discount Wholesale Warehouse Specialist Dear Future Customer: I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. I am Bob Howe of Discount Wholesale Warehouse Specialist. We excel in multi -ply stainless steel cookware and state-of-the- art vacuum cleaners. The large volume of sales generated pr means huger,, manufacturers' We offer discounts whichi hundreds are in turn passed on to customers. The vacuum cleaners we sell are state-of-the-art and come equipped with many patents and patent pending features including one which means never having to change a bag. It will also out - clean any on the market today. Vy'e offer both items priced i ndreds and hundreds ciI dollars less than any other comparable product. All of warranties backed by ld 1 d 1.Pr are a Our multi -ply Mor ea er in stainless steel the industry. waterless cookware Due to o u r comes with a written overwhelming success unconditional lifetime guarantee. we are able to offer you a 6 It is the only set you will ever month interest free payment plan . in most cases. need We know the importance please don't hesitate to phone waterless and low fat cooking for more information. Call (905) have in the promotion of good 576-5363. health and proper nutrition. Yours tnily, Sob Howe 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 Clshawa/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. The story reinforces the advertisement. enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service. philosophy, goals. special promotions and even a historical overview. Unless the business chooses otherwise. everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the addesign. story interview and writing, plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more information call Janice at 683-5110. GARDINERS DUCT CLEANING, CHNIINEY SWEEP A EAYESTROUGH CLEANING Hook-up $.U. 95 $5 per vent FREE Airside Cleaning, mm. 10 accts Clv=ey %eeping aiy'39.95 _ �'• GMINNEA MXt CLEANING ti CHIMNEY SWEEP (416) 282-3292 DISCOUNT WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE SPECIALIST Multi -ply stainless steel waterless cookware, lifetime guarantee. 6 mo.. temis. Revolutionary new style vacuum cleaner will outclean anything, temis. BOTH PRICED 10013 OF DOLLARS LOWER THAN THE COMPETITION 46 CALL BOB 576-5363 SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF NOMA SNOWSLOWERS Prim iia -, " setup A ddivery to Ajax, Pk*tring arm 855 Westney Rd S AJAX OnL 683-%21 THIS PROFESSIONAL STILL NARES HOUSECALLS... Your time is vahsaMe:. So why .caste it sitoppiat rot the r%k mimrsam and investruatt products? I'll It* you make the bat fitaecial plaesitg dwices...at yaw easveoienoe. M The PndratieL we are ao.a.tamd to T*mg Can of Peapie with Lawaa w psodscM. now fmmcw ad"a aid top godity atooater service. Can me today, for afot"We abom mvesweew - Life • Annaiida • fie" *11 - Itwat Htr r: - RRSrs -Aero •RRIFs - A catser wii tire Pradeadd -.rad raideNt6l raodev" N M Mabtti. wan Campuly� 601 111110 wasia" now so^ Sam 101 T w.ra.�Pluderllisl � P" 471M Pwaetsl So &.- Fac (2ds) 427 -OW CHRISTMAS COMPUTER CAMPS December 27-30 January 3-6 Call for details. FW meet da.pow Minim a wpm" 5MIOaSlblt' IM PMM" 4 tZA ,te�-ass �`a'•�•-"a •77.f -ss♦ •a..••••�'tv r. < r. �. ee•��r�.��`'. f't^FV 'tr 't`k a'c r v • • ci'ir'ke ♦♦fe-��.�•ea • a t a 1t t�'i� A'+ � c•�. Aft as$110 per month ci Call Jerry, 666.7200 Free Consultations. Anubrs Invest- ments Ltd. (TF) OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COM- PANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN- VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. (TF) Are you making enough' money? Are you worried about your future? Only you can change your future. Call our 24 hr. hotline 1-800-326-2985 What have you to lose? Call 1-9054839.5853 for free information LOST Weight - Feel Great' New breakthrough in Herbal Supplements. -I've lost over 20 lbs. and 3% and made more than $10.000 in 3 months from homer Free Gin Otter. Call now. 1-900-331.3241. (TF) DELI - equipment and location for sale. $7500 o.b.o. Call And. 432.1011, leave message. (122794) MOTHER'S Dreamt Stay horror. Lost weight. Gain Energy. Make Money. 'I loo 20 Ds- and make $9600'n 3 monhS Call 1-800- 561 5216 (TF! DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available for begin- ners, reasonable rates call 428-2000 SEEKING a !:, S�,— �,a-s J• Libra Goddess. 29-35. non emroker without dependants. Passionate Why Scorpio Mala. attractive and talerted 6'. 170 In.. I otter honesty• respect and dedication and ask for the same. Atao en(pyf ow". wine, mus'C, w'aks. tarts. ttnesS and natures. Reply to File $9425. News Advertiser. 130 Comnerc.a: Ave.. A)as. Ont. LIS 2NS (121694) IT'S A GIRL! Bibs.. 3ori, born December 10, 1994, at 3:55pm. Man and Anna are pleased to announce the birth of JESSICA EVELYN SHIRLEY HODGSON. A sister for Matt, Lauren, and Jake. Granddaughter to Slurlty and Dar Hodgson. d Vimatl and Mary Walla. grow- randdaughar to Evelyn Thornton and to Dr. and this nursing staff at Ajax- Pickaing in f111 --I GIFoe Wd^ 19, 19K A motor haat passed siroe you wee easy, but in our heart it kala like a dap. We miss pour Sm k, Your IDlrirlg wags- Oh doer Dad we want ID hotel you and see you. We can hear Yom sap - you spoil them Fred VW gave loom your hmw your time night and day. We hear your.dmp Mme, your ears wiggle in don't take any wooden nickels. yes we know what to dol So Mercy Christmas q Dad, number one Daddy -0, from of of us who love you so. Ronald & Judi Mot, Joe" & John Aces, Barb & Alan Westwtt, the chosen odes. Your loving wife Crystal ho lois her best tnertd, her love for yok wig now end. Traci, Tvson. iliac and Meg. ANNUAL BOXING DAY DISPOSAL SALE Acting under instructions received Iran Consignors, Estates, Prirtcipals, & under Audionzatlal of various Secured interests bv: PUBLIC AUCTION 250 PCS DIAMOND JEWELLERY * COIN COLLECTION * GIFTWARE * OAK & MAHOGANY FURNITURE * COLLECTIBLES* GLASSWARE • CHINA * PERSIAN RUGS * ELECTRONICS * SANTA FE * WOOD CARVINGS * 386/486 COMPUTERS * PRINTERS * 500 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS * KAISER * ROCKWELL • DISNEY * SCHMIDT • BEATRD(POTTER • CHERISHED TEDDIES * SPORTS MEMORABILIA * LAMPS • PLATES • MONDAY DEC. 26TH AT 11:00 AM (PREVIEW FROM 10.00 AM) HELD AT- THE HOLIDAY INN OSHAWA 1011 HARMONY RD. OSHAWA Over 2000 items to be offered in this once a year event. SALE HIGHLIGHTS: Ladies & gents Designer rings, Watches, Bracelets, necklaces, Pendants, Watches, Earrings, Gold, Solitaires, Clusters, ENTIRE ESTATE COIN COLLECTION w/mint sets, notes, books, Franklin mint issues, 23kt Gold Coins, unusual & older sets and coins. Complete Collection of "DEAR'. BELCARI, & Kaiser Figurines, Tiffany manner Lamps, Port. Radios, Answ. Machines, CD Radios, Cordless Phones, Computer Systems, Printers, Notebooks, Child Radios & cassette players Austrian Crystal Minis, Fitz & Floyd Ceramics, ALADDIN Musicals, Mini Brass Carriage Clocks, Teaberry Cottages, Sports Impressions Collectibles, Oak. Mahogany, Pine, Chairs, Tables, Desks, Accent items. Rocker, Consoles, China Cabinets, Cocktail Tables, Mirrors, Footstool, Chippendale LAveseat, MAJOR DISPOSAL as awarded by 'REFLECTIONS INT' of LIMITED EDITION ART, all custom framed, Signed Prints. Decorators, Fine Art Prints etc. Selection of A.J. CASSON Birthday Suite, Ontario Series, Platinums, & Cassels Casson. Die Cast cars. Trucks, Peanut jars, Delft Style Platters TERMS: CASH. VISA, MC, Known Chqs. as per posted & announced at sale NO SURCHARGES. NO PREMIUMS Auctioneers Notes: Plan to attend this once a year sale. items to be sold at prices never seen before. Arrive early limited seating. ■ PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS INC. 416-298-1762 ■ SINGLE white mW. 34 years W. Attractive and active seek- ing "I* attractive non smok- ing female for long term relationship. Please reply to File $7084. Oshawa This Work, P.O. Bos 481, Oshawa. Ont. L1H 71.5. (122794) Don't Forget OsMwa/wMNby This Weak & AOWPkkwft Mews Advertiser Ch" Med DspL k open for yaw Sat 9:111111111* $:a0. To woo. raw Claotil d Ad Pleas$ Calf ive90y C�kristmas aci - UuOte of the tray - Trivia Quiz - Big Brothers (Oshawa) Sponsored by W. USE - 1 Parent Families (Durham District) (Regional Office) - DURHAM REGION CRAVE STOPPERS Sponsored by PYRENE/ 221111 SECUFATY - Big Brothers (Ajax ftk.) Sponsored by Mr. Lube - Oshawa Centre Cinemas Sponsored by J.T. KM COME rAR(ET - Whitby Cinemas Sponsored by A ORO GOLF. tEIiTBY 1995 RATE DECREASE Pickering Hydro is announcing a new schedule of electricity rates for electricity consumed on and after January 1, 1995. The average impact of these lower rates is as follows: Residential reduction of 2.5% General reduction of .6% The lower rates are supported by cost reduction measures, and better than anticipated financial performance. The new schedule of rates is as follows: 1 st 250 kW.h/month 11.22e/kW.h Balance per month 7.45c/kW.h Minimum Bill $ 6.00/month GENERAL 2ERvtCE 1st 250 kW.h/month 11.220WA Next 12,250 kW.h/month 8.19tekW.h Balance per month 5.86elkW.h Demand Charge (0.50 kW) No Charge (Over 50 kW) $5.80/kW/month Minimum Bill $6.00/month or 60e/kW of maximum demand in excess of 50 kW established in previous eleven (11) months. EautintEwrR_NTAL 40 Gallon Water Heater $4.50 per month 60 Gallon Water Heater $5 00 per month 100 Gallon Water Heater $5 00 per month k4scetaneous rate schedules are available on request from our office. The Goods and Services Tax is applicable to all energy consumption and taxable services. PICKERING HYDRO -ELECTRIC COMMISSION 1920 Bayly Street Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3R6 (905) 427-0791 JONES - DOOLEY INSURANCE BROKER OVER 20 YEARS LOW HOME INSURANCE RATES SAVE UP TO 35% ' Package Policies - $200 deductible Durham area with protection & discounts SENIORS AGE 50 & UP SAVE UP TO 50% Look what volunteers do. You can make a difference. Du cAp'cER Please volunteer. Coll your nearest office of the Canadian Cancer Society. - PROFESSIONAL male, 27, / looking for same for fnend- ship, possible relationship, tori -smoker. SY 5563 GAY reale, 23, seeking same, 14., for friendship, possible relationship, enjoys dancing. movies, socializing and quiet leisure time. If tib sounds like you' Respond. SY 5564 FRIENDLY couple, nod" for a dean, open-minded, sin- gle woman. 20.40, hifgured okay, Oshawa area. He's 6'4', 246 lbs., straight 38, - CALL She's 5'2', full -figured, 28. ANYTIME cal our box to leave a mes- sage, start with coffee_ SY - 24 HOURS ' ' , 5612 SLIK while male, 29, amac- A DAY - 7 DAYS livb*N hy lenral�e. 164, wgood- , A WEEK open mind. (Rosemary, please call agate, leave Here's hr/w to war the service: number). SY 5613 1. Sclax the ad(s) you wisb to respond to and make sore of the foray digit SY -mailbox' number that '� appan at the end of each ad you we interested ie. SINGLE female. late 27s, 2. Using a tate Looe tekphone all 1-416-976.1991 any time of the day. You ninst be within the 905 seeking same. ler trtmdstip area code to access Sincerely Yows telepborae service. ardor rdalonshtp- I I" out - 3. Once you we connected follow the simple iosttwetiats. You wW have the option of respoorrmg 10 a doors, travel, music and specific ad or browsing voice mailbox greetogs from Sincerely Yours advertisers witba each carego- tonartle (bows. Lars have a ry. Go ahead. try the service out aid we how easy it m base. coffee and talk. SY 5625 Meed assistance? Call 14MWM74W9 anytime between I&W ain. to 12 midight, 7 days. You M) will ax be charged for this all. For Persons IS years of age and over. HUMOUROUS white male, 33, shoulder length hair. look - SINGLE female, 36, looking VIVACIOUS and petite INDEPENDENT father seeks sig for some daytime wcotr- br a 1k. Right for an equal woman. Qs, looking ler vrva- open.mnded woman weh the ters with open-minded relationship, to snare every- nous man. 4as, who eniop Desire to taste- eryhrg to dentate SY 5636 (OSH) then good and bad, lens see reading, walking. dancing. share confidence, love or an ATHLETIC single temnale, late SINCERE, single, white it sparks can fly. SY 2233 moss country sluing and etc., urge to sig cozy dog songs Ws, NOUN same ler trialed• female, 28, non4mokar, look- (OSH) it you're a non-smoker, like after everybody else has Ship and or 0. Wes mg ler a single, while male. UNIQUE, slim, blue-eyed myself and have a sense of gone to bed SY 17tH sports and outdoors. Give me 28.35fends first possible 28-35, friends brunette, attractive aside and tumor. I'd love to hair bom YOUNG looking, fit, while a Call. SY 5W (OSM relate np. Lova Country out, desires honest, sincere you. SY 2243 male, 44. 55'. mecum-b,id, MALE 31. 5'8'. 18C abs.. , Othe out- music ohiWangng and and man who is good looking on the outside and also has an FEISTY, single, while femrale, 30. seeking single, white passionately enjoys tens, golf. cycling. king walks and works out rePA". wishes b mom an attractive female, ler SY doors.attractive anterior, 2536. SY male, 25-32, who enjoys now country music, seeking more i iatmaoon cal my mil. INDEPENDENT, attractive 2234 (COS) movies, dancing and long fit, shapely female, 5'4' or box. SY SM bnu+efte, 36, 58'. single pro- FEY as you single males out waft. ler Madill and pos- shorter, to share the above MALE. now single. late 40s, tessional mom, own -smoker, then, this ad is for you, stotgle siDle long temp relationship. and go from there. SY 170111 seeks two. 3550, ler wm - with a good sense of humour, mom of two is looking for No dsvanrim ht plow— SY a" !srs. dwraboe assured SY would like b meet an honest someone 24-29 who enjoys 2244 (PICK) 5640 (COO) sincere, whip gentleman, 35 campag, movies, music and LONELY, laid back lady. 57, FUN -LOVING, very sincere SLUE -eyed female, 23, tall 45. 5'9'+, ler friendship fast. quiet( weekend Q� ys, no blue eyes, likes spouts, look- gentleman, 37, with average and attractive, seeks slim, SY 2110 head games. Single dads ing for male to share the up looks, likes movies, music, attractive female. under 30, PROFESSIONAL single welcome. SY 2235 (O%Q and dowry with, wondetng l rolner, dimers bufloves the for casual encounters. SY female, 33. attractive, loves SINGLE morner. 34, seeking there are any nice men out outdoors, seeking working, 5641 horses and country living, a single lateen, ler hiendslnip, toe. SY 2245 (OSI) slim female with good morals GOODLOOKNG male, 24, seeks eastrg"mak, mas- must be ahpfoyed. 3641. SY and family background. SY seeks a woman, 35-45. culine, no dependents, 2237(08" 1717 Please call my mailbox for around same age. SY 2111 CHARMING and fun4oving COUNTRY man, 40's, 57, more information. SY SM (COS) ACT'M fit, shin' profession- female, 49, petite. Monde, who enjoys dant: % travel, WARM -hearted, caring. a MMS male, 33, seeking brown hair and eyes, with a scale of 1.10, a 5 or 6, (QE, 35, seeks same or al, single (no kids), white rorrtarhlc averwigc, bdwgbr jO R� woman, 1M b dnarced. no cildren. Y" seriohs s enjoys female, 38, 5'6*, 115 bili- man, 45-� ing, twho ll honest � and pamper. Serious naiies ably. SY 150 (OSiQ �, � go � jam- ing fix a letnale, 3544, call, Sy Sa KONK �"44 Im al ing, running, cross-country and caring and enjoys ft ATHLETIC, attractive and Iers m"L SY 1736 (08" 25,seeks sante. SY SM skiing (notinto tsiatilfr good " in ML SY MI very ram"Itc � low' ��' sm' MLE u ss dresser baling mane Christian Idly. x0h, is bohirg ler a single ' gla, whip mals. 3e, six, 160 ler sates, dew biosis and dis- SY 21!11(06" YOUNG at heart and inde- A who is jai n9, caiirg, sin• care, non-atmoker/drinker. female. age and race umn- podlK want be los., entoys music oukfoors, ixedon ossified and expect- ad. SY sm pendant 396 =0 mom, Mw who enjoys the gree out- pointer! �Y t$p (� � Wd ow �' 10* a k+tmali ler COMPASSIONATE, young enjoys dartatg, weridinig a doors, seeiiing a psnlanan A�IM„ h Oahwat cam, posseing ellibaciship.thip, aY back buudt, 25, sinks 101" day at cite races, Jay and with same vWm and kdw- white male, 32, bolting ler VX a" lady. any stake, or casual, , Leaf games, music, horse- gists, br ktam ring ilbon- taw^ 20.30, for I iartWill, 1, w ouipa and cow bad* riding and wnW, gab ship. sY me (01" possible relationship, who CHf1MAN white male, 11 to team of sways, is wis" to ineel someone, 36ir 45, wilh sw ADOWM alka**% sins white female,em, 34, SV, s lips cars, mmkmtft maims qWK , 36, S9', 160 cause. SYS x female. OUTGOING ta26, 26, int- -I Sir W2 (06" ATTIIACTM with sandy blond hair, bko aid uirrhais and ac4 aa1l�yr one d the law AWplis , werage bdatg, woik- on( ins IM% can blench Atter. 1 los., h tooling oling ler same. ler whits. tingle atw ue dapwdwhI kicking Ise SY 1663 (COq watt. al, wdho elljnyi Stint LLY•INCUNEO moons, diihnas, dem.-g, eihooub Rub oMatta. *46. bu male. bi seim ide. oak er* ratan. ierljoys fid*w calliver sponte, autloors, reel. a ��E� � �, daehtt:irrhg, arhwhals, smoker, torhship SY 2tN (�" and ally ila, chitf,en, allroo- -V mtsma9e-miindAmd iyalaban cma co uplR 30ish, bokig somal dlidsr GettW on to NEW to die area, DemN , seeks atngk wanhan wrTh white Ismtal4 30J& sY 17lf bran adwnkaout, aNatecfiw corner of Statist► and Cotrl, Moon look alike, 23, inlew- g90000dd vakies sY tits (O6" female, 20-40, lar dismet please 911 in bttdL SY 2M gent, estaVished, mature EiTASLISlEO mals, 41, tin I lly sm (O6" woman, wilt *"sow of stmessful and sail- STII011f% alkatNw male, 28, KEYIEY Have you era PETITE white lady, honest humour, smog it - ' omhe, employed, no dependents, w ilh so match b � soaks a e Mild tN I -- Filltf sears, noxi-smok edbkahed male, 2532, ler would like to meat a slim. bmde, 20351 b pengr and a Wand male, ala 2 or, widow. with a variety of bandoW possible relation- attrachys lady, Ws, for =NAM SY 1736 (06" V Id and muscular? Lays go hilaasts, wishes to meet a ship. SY 3641 IM kiantiship, possible relation- IIOEST, eslakkslid, easy- ler coke and tali 1 tem mkrrre gerhtar 0 9 -ft nortwmk- ARE you brlkig ler a silty ship. Nom-smokws please. Ping fie, 44, V, 1156 los., Dont be shy, discritim or, ler oompshionafip. possi- mon, al son and ban dough. Sy "(0g" with a serve d humour, look. matrad. SY x60 by mors. Dow, cal back va lar, do you arttotr ling was KEEP he tfre Bain¢ Btilsh ing""* � TTUCTICTIVE, outgoing, awn tte�� � t� yet �irwmpo�rtaK Pa°"t..36. � MAIC�� aAdclin arid good aorww:a- divaimW lady, 47, S2% #M mom, r� n good shape, good mind, enjoys bes", cwoeing, &*ler a po"be nlalon- ol blue, who enjoys Nin to ihlsreslad in tit M'mgh SY 2242 (06" T,> M� 19, natfinest, art, culture aha d*L SY 1741 (O61Q 9arrtsirhMb 40.50. ler k06 and Ps"1111 relafwn- 51% 110 bs., wtould met music e �elito sh�sappoinl- at Mat, law" for possible =Wry Wet. SY 222 Neel nate, 20.21, who kka mintry, wit is klolwh9 ler a 9)a mots. hope to hear from a IN lady 10 shore some limamind mialliontimp. Ids 41 o ul Noor 41 b^➢ waNrs. t wh1A!ST176(061 N 1 titNmft30 ___-_ �T _ .q�„>'p."> s« w'm' „ir�:n.�.•,:: „."yiK2�R:r" ::"Ltrp+.!'' ,* ..,.. ,y. • �.n, �t r 10" MA -T= V/KWS ADVZRT MM V11211k., OINC21I1111C t 314 �,-� Ititiiiiiiiilliiiiilii --t-� � � y. �� � HISTORIC POST MANOR ROYAL LEPAGE 1111111111111111111111 Real Estate Services Ltd., Realtor Aim Higher. - SGAHUUHUUUH - $39.95 per sq. ft. (Firm price). Call Garry Welwood* at a %ROR LOSE m Buyers with pre - 416 -281-0238 or approved mortgages may buy this Maple Ridge,�i 905-683-1790. at yesterday's rates! L. Gardner', 683- 1790. 11111111111111111111111 ROYAL LEPAGE Illlllllllllllllllllli sa s Ant" 4&R4=ws Ltd_, Realtor Aim Higher. ,.8r GLORIA DAHL (416) 626-8000 i SEAL LOCATION± Beautrfui starter. 3 bedroom. central air. =T warm freplace, dose to pek mature trees! Cal Tom Bozaris', 683-1790. Aiming Higher.Tm LOIS WEAVER (nee slti[111o!vns) sales Representative Royal LePage Ajax is pleased to welcome Lois Weaver to it's expanded team of real estate professionals. Lois has over 6 years of active real estate experience. She is a long time resident of Durham Region and looks forward to assisting past clients and friends and expanding her network with new clients. For all your real estate needs please call Lois at 427-6522. Wilma Tanner* 4V May your Christmas be overflowing with LAXENDE rNINGALOW $i,9,9o0 1970 BROCK RD. PICKERING 683-1 790 4 BEDROOM DETACHED CLOSE TO LAKE Approx. 2,100 sq. ft. well- maintained home with main floor laundry & sunken family room. Please call Massarat Nagvl*, 683-1790. 49 • ,. - I would like to eXtend my warmest wishes to all my friends and clients for a happy, healthy holiday ana d safe, prosperous sa 1995. ARLM IIEASEMW r&ri»on AJAX 235 BAYLY ST., 427-6522 AJAX Aiming Higher.T.m GAIL DALL George Coutts** Have a Happy & Safe Holiday Season. sales Representative Royal LePage Ajax is pleased to welcome Gail ball to its expanded team of real estate professionals. Gail has over 16 years of real estate experience. Gail and her family have been living in Pickering for the past 19 years. She looks forward to assisting past clients and friends and expanding her network with new clients. You can reach Gail at 427-6522. Evelyn Regan* 05 eAUZOArt/ A/ Ir I -a""zW" 4a& CONDO Wkh lake view. ,:5106,900 ,-.4427-6522 caU George (905).427 • .��:•.iR;'.�A�'!%�,1?s.^:,�""s.'t'-.: nd.�y :•.01°.o; Y^i" Ms .. ... --- - - '"24 ._ .�� ..ws,a�;y��;�P.l'�1�R PRESSRUN M-ESWRUN 37.500 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. V 4 icer o .�l .�i.77rs ra��v�. w�,q, oiat z1,11l4 From left to right: ; Irene Scullion, Caraline Tierney, Monique Lea, A. Margaret Cox, Chris# Tamblyn. In front: Shelley Russo I5;e 94 RF/MP�C I • ' FIRSTREALTY LTD. 831.300 686-3330 1 01 d- 'd 10 TO ALL MY CLIENTS. MAY YOU HAVE AVERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. JAAN KRULL To a, of ,a,, trrnds a c4M a" W101 1W ttd MN pft*p a eiestnp"-*ma ftnk V- 1w pm wftm d e *W, M" xatas and a Napo, Nw %W tut of trtwo and pm"11 Bast "fts "am A bus mes ams et diens, avec" fa w le pWsir de trawler, 0 vas WffW s st is vas a" mss WA"M vwa para Is NswW An An.cahttwit, l.<< /'41• MARY ROY* 686.3330 or 831.3300 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! All brick, detached two storey home, over 2200 square feet of spaciousness! Four bedrooms, beautiful ceramic floors, main floor family room, main floor laundry room, premium lot, central air and lots more. Listed at a great price, $189,900. Call Mary Roy for details. The friendship of those I meet and those I serve, is the foundation of my success. In the spirit of the Season, I extend my warmest wishes for your happiness and prosperity throughout the Holidays and the New Year! MERRY CHRISTMAS! - FELIZ NATAL - BUON NATALE! F, F�rlLyxAs �� unshesyou andyours the very dent this Holiday season. May you enjoy the warmth of family anrf frien�fs in your home throughout the year. q9LqNx}'071 for your patronage in 1994. We appreciate your Business and lnok forward to meeting your needs in 1995.E MERRY CHRISTMAS! FAMILY REALTY FIRST CORP. l�e6,e Am"ie AJAX 683-8542 PICKERING� 831-4242 r } } W., - DEALUMMERMLocin Super 4 bdmL, 2112 bedu home! an quiet court! Found k a din CATHERINE ft briOht k- w1h "%o b deck MuCGILL' fenced pool! 1 year Pod A 619-9500 SSW c to ey4tit 9 i .E Dehdi, 2 ebney • Professim ly h bent. wO mann ap • ►iuge IsrN,, roomwir iepface TINA App nduded ' New broad ' Central ai corrdl n ' ' Quiet meal BOWEN• 9t174SO A 1 Q -4511n • Tna Bowen, 61 s x500 I ' - Detached 4 bedrooms Man floor farrriy room LAURA Master bedroom wth 4 -pe. an su specOus MARKS' .�, Whiby . � � 61 X9500 -cat fauna Mads s� 9-9500 EXECUTIVE NONE! { I Sturrrrg 4 bdnn. gem on a 50' b back yard, prd. landscaped fin MIKE with sap. entry. 2 stone fps., bad LYNCH' loeaI r 1234 " Mike Lynch 831-9500 2soo. 'xAt�4a je's w. �,a�► euvewe " amd s la" '951 SAeusl eAsm4 Ae 060" ej v0 440 A*" CHANTAL Ado`d to "a& a& Am DOWNEY• yss teeowt�ie swe ! ae• r 619-9500 l Vr LOOK OUT 0VM THE dA As you warm up in krd d your V besuMii 3 bdw home in trhwK parks, Ire 401 and lab KYLE igerlpe is any b beprriq EIN"ORN• berueils d ownrg ft home. wont i --- ---- bQty br your Fwale slaw o 4b '�0 0 TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE ONE PRICE! Sensible answer to the high cost of living. Mwge your family into 2 up. and private Immo units within one house. Over 3,565 sq. fl of superior maximized space design. A home of lasting dwwW for all seasons of life. 72 x 153' sunny, Wed lot by the lush Rouge Pak 3 car far. option. You choose all your favourite decorator colour finishes. Wise opportunity to slim your expenses this summer. KMI 001 a few lots 1010 TINA MARIE VUllAil CAW TINA IIIIJUIIE NMW Assoclaft Or"eir ftfam MASON Aam ENTERTAIN A LOT?? so, you'll enjoy In det bung. with cent. air, fin. bmt, 1P., wet bar, so & BEV w/b from master bdrm. to a 2 W* dad HUTCHISON* & heated pooP! Cal now! Sew HulchisM R3I - 0AW 831 19 950Q_ SEPARATE IN-LAW APARTMENT IWO ONLY $144,800. Super 41 2 family home in mature area. Just listed! Don't miss this DARRYL GLOVER" one! Darryl Glover, Manager 61S_9500 619-9094. WRAP IT UP FOR CHRISTVAS 3 sleigh gar., frrdwd stm floorm ceramics rvoug!W, solid oak curved IAN slawways up and down, marble fp., tull = the list goes on. Cal Ian MacLeod MCLEOD* ! And you could have this home for 831-9500 Chan rias! Only $279.9MWI -95M REDUCED TO $102.900 Your dtence for a place of your own. Great price, &4W convenient area. Wsk LILMY BATESON to W, marl,,.Wo & pot 3 bdrM kwatiouite, nerd deem, move in nn rifin 4 appligrices. Lucy Balesm &4ft ncm 9"lin-1.1 • ave 11 o afe ,appy Way so"I - Of "M "a -a W, C 0 NZ 'r= 1411MANYMM1111M WED. 1111111101111� n. Oft^= 11 9 45L.1 :101110a 7AW: I O.A S ' kILI t rV 1 t• Stsa Ale towicz lVichael Ives pawn White Rob Mitchell Heroon Bashir Elaine Walker Linda Corbitt $env Fettes Sr. Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Associate Broker Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales asocials Dennis Beauchamp David Johnson Yvonne Catalano Anna Italiano David King . Udy Rubin I(ent Mitchell Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Saies Associate Sales Associate --- --1 f — --I ra- Al mcdougall Safes Associate I TO ALL MY FREMM & CUENTS117 MY very best wishes for the holiday season • • a happy an• prosperous 1.. continued support. Thanks to my family and their .. /t EVA Sales Representative (416) 284-4500 Roafty fs' f�► REAL ESTATE DEADLINES a"lA.........9TE' /r �j ws; •• / ,� r �i �► .lMlxYiiiri.Y,ci i.,,, i�,rowr./ � � r%/ / / i � � � .•« , _ �,� � '�� � lam_ • r'/�"' • •"/ /i /`' '� i • • • �{� 4, � 'W -1W �• �+ %f fir. -5- / ' J /01�. At GROUP +k — � l r ' • / • .: _.i� jr 1 • SiCY V..�.� i"t Flo �1 i V"K 11i -'1I111! NEW ADV6!'1 MUM SPED., DEClll OM 21,1904 ta1CKERING - ONLY $170,900! SPARKLING INGROUND POOL! BE NATURE'S NEIGHBOR! This immaculate 1,600 square bot home has 3 bedrooms, open Upgrades galore in this Ajax, 3 + 1 bedroom with rec room, dry You can listen to the girds and watch the squirrels from the huge concept kichen overlooking the family room, 4 -piece on suite and bar. hardwood floors, crown mouldings, open staircase and of car" kitchen and sunken mn. fir. fam. rm. of this immaculate 4 walk-in closet in the master bedroom and just steps to a park. course the poop. Askng $18750 bdmt. home. This home is situated on a ravine lot backing on to conservation area and miles of parkland. To view - cal today. may_ _ = 1� � � � �►�- -, . ! j 7a 7• a. / J • TREAT YOURSELF - $163,500! POWER OF SALE - AJAX - $?29,900 AJAX - 3,000 SO. FT. LIVING SPACE - $199,700 k nacarlele sidesplit, finished on all bur levels! Updates includeOver 2,600 square bot home. Prestigious subdivision, all the Spacious executive home. 5 bedrooms, 4 bedhs, family room, roc roof. ldtcfhen, baths, broadloom, ahnlral air and more! Situated on destines of a large home. Bank -toys -drake an dor. Christmas room, laundry room, quiet crescent, new flooring. Must be seen. private, premien lot n sought after area! could be sweet this year. So try an offer. Cal 683-2992. r 0 W - - ---�`' ON TM SHORES OF LAKE ONTARIO SMALL TOWN CHARM - $107,500 A GOLDEN OPPORT1stfTY - $119,900 Sirs Is mots wim have wit► an at w*amV Mew of open aeras and btoa aYlr. 2 Groat value for this 2 bedroom century tome in Columbus 00 3 badi a n townhouse n south A jox. Thousands in renovoWns, homer n l wig hila at gr. A 2 $revel, 4 Dim. - 3 Dass - min t. fan mL A sAaas mirhhules north d Oda*. large bt, geragalbern. Undsr power d maw pant and carpel. I pl dock Greet 7.75% assumable 2 bdx - Dug. - 3 Moe, up. din. na Thi ham t heli marry eetraa - aMft 1 2 sols. Coll � ��� Coll �� JKulli Ibt - 4 Wm - hula ialdrb� 1 b. in bm mr and a Igo. po = 12 alta lot. A vqn ad pdo piapty for 2 lamins Cal br pu ad man debit 083-M -tet l X�L. i •' A Two CAN LME As GIEAP All • h41W apt. wNh sop. sit. • 1,l00 n fl. • 8-%%tinarrdrg wd 1994 • ND CL# C fees •Cow/this.aLvAhfp. •34w-tt21e.balks wn • Sem oppiroes • rNoor $aceta, ,haps, bus AGO Ta1ir ma Im.r>bau•rtusa r ALL n J Gas ART SMART FOR OILY NAN WWW J - Ike a seW J Ab i M -fl �. _J - Asti CANT GETAWAY VERY OFTEN? loot 1Ate1V tiris kWAWA Amos t MW d n ontlA fb "forts 1111101111116111111111011111161111Alaptbow Ai for M d4 me bpowiiil *0 pool b M Clift A 004twl dodo -C the l Sortie ftr M arrltultirr Fa mfr loodwo b ft gv&WAm indoorMvW& l QditAotrbforyoutadsotrtoneVKM SMALL BUT VERY COSYI _ NEW LISTING! CUSrOY BOLT- NtiCHEDBLE VIEW NoM Ajax, 3 bedrooms wrTh aet4n acid , upgraded hadn m Perfect starker trome in Soulh APP. Renovated eat -in kilohm wNh One of a lord moo". Rushed lop b bolbm. Panoramic: lenrim rap irhg 6 bested just slops to a park w ilh a nnning track oak aipboards, inishod basement and more for this 3 bedroom on view - walkout basarnent with in-law side - axiom an "s wlYh Only $152,500! a pie-shoped lot. $142,50. roman tub - 2 fireplaces - bested in the •Hemriage•, Ajax. $233,000. 0101 DRQ WEA] 11:�:1l3 DI O N &M lit] MAYA X91 Vvelm 01