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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_12_10T_ Ask about our Free Head Table Offer Weddings Banquets Meetings r, s Parties 1683-3210 Annandale Country Club T - Here, weg row again' Wt. In order to better serve oitr valued readers 42,500 copies from 40,000. And, your commu- and advertisers, the Ajax -Pickering News nky newspaper is now Printing 40,000 copies Advertiser is increasing the circulation of our Of the Wednesday edition, up hum the Previ- Sunday and Wednesday editions. ....ous 37,500. Earlier this year, the News Adver- Etfectiive with today's paper, the pressrun tiler increased the pressrun of the Friday edi- of the Sunday News Advertiser increases to tion to 42,500 copies f oin 35000. _ 1099 0900 Rad L The FwrM W, Skwe Noon: Mon-Wed 9 30 a m 8 00 p m. Thurs. 6 Fn 9:30 a.m.-8 30 p m. Sat 9 30 a.m -5:00 pm PIC44 i11VV • rtiser News Adve Sundae, Dec. 10, 1995 32 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 114 No. 50 Pi*ckerieng gets OK to restart reactor hit by accident STAFT REPORTER ' AJAX-PICKERING — As the Unit- ,od Way's annual fund-raising campaign ' "comes to "the end of a very, very long 'toad", the agencies it supports can �, a the a sigh of relief. What's because, though the organiza- tion didn't collect as much as it had 'toped. it pulled in more than in 1994. !hat will allow it to give agencies at ':'least the same financial support as last -year- The United Way of Ajax -Pickering :,.expects to bring in $930,000 — up 19.000 from last year's total of S91 1,000 — fund-raising campaign ='See UNITED ... Pmje 2 ONEWENNOW pow Inside. In the news Editorial...............6 'Fy Sports.................14 Name Dropping ... 12 Santa Classified ............ 22 Phone lines OK after General 683-5110 bout of Fax 683-7363 fatigue Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours Page 2 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 t jJ9♦ On the Internet at www. d arhamnews.net 934t + 74 GST = $1 By 11ARIA\\E TAKACS STAI-1- REPORTER PIChI:RItiG — The Pickering Nucicar Generating Station has received permission to restart its Unit 2 reactor, which has been shut down since a major accident last year. The go-ahead was given Friday by the Atomic I-.nerg% Control Board. after AFCB director, heart the t,ition', restart the un,f ..! Hope on Thursday. The accident occurred Dec. 10, 1994. around 5:30 p.m. It started with a fault in a rubber diaphragm on a valve designed to release pressure from a reactor cooling sys- tem carrying pressurized radioactive heavy water. The diaphragm ripped, opening the valve and releasing the water into a tank de,,tL.,ned to held it in :a.e of -such an acci That tank filled quickly, but one of its two pressure relief valves failed to operate properly because the valve was connected to a piece of pipe that was too lung and narrow to handle the pressure. The relief valve started "chattering" — opening and closing about 15 tithes per second — which caused the pipe to start vibrating and finally to break in a action )xhcrc it had a See NUCLEAR... Page 8 The early Worm gets the Win Shelby Stinson takes part in Worm Races at the YMCA's letter of the day in a Reading Readiness program for pre - Y -PACE Centre in Pickering recently when `W' was the schoolers. photo by Ron Pietroniro PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1995 ' �despite shortfall United Wa drive a reat success y g the United Way will find out in March ho%% much they will receive from this year's fund- raism- campai��n, reports executive director Dennis Goulin. Hc's pleased the drive brought in more than it did last year "because there's that much more available to the community. I think agencies are going to have a really tough time," he believes, pointing to provincial gov- emment cutbacks. "I think we're lucky to be in the position we're in." It's not too late to donate to the United Way. Call 686-0606 for more infonnation. FROM PAGE 1 chairman Bill Hutchison announced at a wrap-up celebration in Pickering Wednesday. (That number isn't final yet because some fund-raising activities, such as gift wrapping at the Pickering Town Centre, arc continuing. As well, it won't know for another few weeks how much it will receive from area residents who work outside the community and who donated to their local United Wav through employee payroll deductions.) At the beginning of this year's campaign in September — when the theme The United Way Makes Heroes of Us All was announced — Mr. Hutchison refused to set a finan- cial goal, focusing instead on helping 4201() needy residents. If the United Way collects S9+0.0(X). it will he able to help 39.000 people. accordin�t, to Mr. Hutchison.I. Santa OK NORTH POLE -- Santa Claus is hack to work at the '.North Pole after a bout of exhaustion side- lined him from Thursday's Christmas tree -lighting ceremony at Ajax -Pickering General Hospi- tal. Jolly Old St. Nick had to leave the event early when he was feel- ine worn out from his traycls. checking children's Christmas wish lists and reading them twice and getting his reindeer and sack ready for the biz night. Reached on his special hotline Friday, he told the News Adyer- tiser. "I'm sorry I couldn't stay longer to %isit with all the chil- dren. but I was tired from my long trip from the North Pole. I'm glad this happened at the hospital because the people there really took care of me. And, the warmth and love I felt from the children helped me recover quickly." Santa said he'll he hack to Ajax and Pickering Christmas Eve when he'll sec all the local children. even if thev don't see him. But. he didn't have time to talk any lunger as he was way too busy getting ready for Christmas. "I've got to go. Ho ho ho. Merry Christmas. everyone." (l Zl.t't.CQ,Q.�, J Q�LI?.fL 'FOR THAT SPECIAL 0CC4SI01V' • ELEGANT LADIESWEAR RENTALS • FOR ALL SHAPES AND SIZES • CHOOSE FROM A WIDE SELECTION . OF FORMAL & SEMWOR11AL LADIESWEAR • SIZES RANGING FROM 2.24 M thk weWs Katal Ara the following errors have occurred: On page 32 the Men's size 2X -3X 'Steeplechase' Dress Shirts will not be available. On page 26 the Children's Computer Socks are not exactly as illustrated. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. , 1tKtlACsnawaLltAw1 ��+4` • •'�' `'•`•`• "I think it was a great success," he said of the campaign, noting, ..we hit a few speed humps along the way pointing to a number of companies which have downsized. But he believes the United Way has "laid a foundation for future campaigns." For example. it joined the Oshawa-Whitby-Clarinoton United Way's house raffle in the final 10 days of that fund-raiser, but still managed to collect $0.500. BILI H "'Next year, we will be involved in that draw from the very beginning." 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"I like I -N -G because it helps when people are bugging you," explains Grade 2 student Geoffrey Madden. At helps you not get into trouble." says classmate Andrew Soucie. For Grade 5 student Michele Dey, the strategy worked when "someone was chasing me. I ignored them. and when thev continued to chase me, I negotiated. I told them to please stop chasing me because I didn't like it. It worked.'* Following the steps is important. notes Matt Guyett, also in Grade 5. "I tripped over a guy who was do►n- up his shoe and he wanted to tight. At first. I ignored him `It follows by walking the idea away from him. I then that negotiated and told him I did - accidents n't want to can be fight. I then got a leacher prevented. and we worked things We're out... teaching Those are the kind of kids not to reviews prin- cipal Brian let anybody V r e b o s c h bully or likes to hear. While he abuse them recognizes the not to need for board Policies out- do It to lining how s c h o o l s anybody should deal wtth violent students, Mr. else. -- Brian V re b o s c h believes pre- Vreboseh ventive mea - y„ sures — such as "I -N -G" — must be implemented as well. "It follows the idea that accidents can be prevented," he notes. "We're teaching kids not to let anybody bully or abuse them and not to do it to anybody else." That some- times means the school must challenge family values. "I've had parents call me and tell me .they've instruct- ed their kids not to take anything from anybody And to fight k f.♦ E ...�lr ay.' . . loll enough, we will call police. If 0. you hit they're old enough, they could be charged with assault. "Kids can take the consequences if Tou Slt.' they know you love them and see the consequences are fair." Students at St. Isaac Jogues Michelle Rawana. In back are rap Catholic School in Pickering are contest winners Brett Harding, spreading anti -violence messages Samantha Serrao, Alex Mitchell through songs and posters. In and Anna Chouinard. front, from left, are poster contest winners Shirley D'Cruz and photo by Ron Pietroniro back. The school works to maintain a peaceful atmosphere in other ways as well. For example, "some feel inse- cure about being non -Caucasian and are ready to Fight back,' says Mr. Vrebosch. "We have to make them feel secure...Wc have done a lot of work to celebrate heritage.' Students are also encouraged to come up with their own solutions to problems and aren't chastised in front of other students. "Resolving conflict has to be a pri- ority," he maintains. "You really have to listen to kids. You must reas- sure them, 'We love you, but we don't like what you did."' Mr. Vrebosch believes most vio- lent students have low self-esteem and act out to get attention or revenge, because they're in a power struggle or as a result of frustration. While he agrees violence among students is on the rise, he believes the issue began to garner attention in the mid-1970s when corporal punish- ment in schools came under criti- cism. "People protested and began ques- tinning if you should treat violence with violence. Corporal punishment was not a proper consequence for violence because in itself it was a violent art." Students at St. Isaac Jogues "fol- low a simple rule: 'If you hit, you sit.' If they hurt somebody, they may be suspended. If we deem it serious owov SAVE UP TO $170.00 THIS CHRISTMAS rw ON BROKEN WINDSHIELDS! 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L1 S 2H5 Last week's winner was Liz Colley who correctly identied the picture below as East Side Mario's on Westney Road in Ajax. Call Steve Houston at 683-5110 to redeem your prize. Contest entrants must include a day- time phone number along with their address My guess is: No '96 water, sewer rate increases for most taxpayers in Durham DURHAM — Most Durham prop- erty owners won't pay an}' more next year to turn on the tap or flush the toilet. Durham Council voted Wednesday not to increase water and sanitary sewer user rates in 1996. The last time Durham raised the rates was 1992. However, property owners could be hit with increases in 1997 because of higher costs to operate water treat - Region to stop giving moving money to most welfare recipients DURHAM — Moving money will no longer be provided to most social assistance recipients beginning in February. Durham Council's health and social services committee decid- ed Tuesday to stop providing a moving allowance of up to $200 to social assistance recipients who choose to relocate. The change takes effect Feb. I. Eliminating the allowance will save Durham about $20,21X1 a year. A moving allowance will still be provided under the provin- cially -mandated Community Start Up Benefit (CSUB) pro- gram. The benefit program helps people who have been dis- charged from an institution or clients who have to leave a home. A CSUB allowance will be provided to people who move fo�/��j� fgiI�/ "q escape ry��J 7 leave uninhabitable prem is- tAc a job or , kcr relocate to molt a&ordable Durbi m Council) will consid- . the matter at a meeting on w. 2. Crash victim still serious DURHAM — A three-year-old Oshawa boy remains in serious condition with head injuries suffered in a three -vehicle collision in Pickering in late November. The boy is in Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children following the accident, which occurred on Taunton Road, just east of Brock Road, on Nov. 26. His 30 -year-old mother, who was also injured in the accident, is in Whitby General Hospital undergoing physical rehabilitation on a broken leg. The accident occurred when an eastbound 1984 Plymouth Reliant went out of control and collided with a 1984 Pontiac 6000, police say. A Scarborough family of four in the Pontiac suf- fered minor injuries in the accident, police say. The Plymouth then spun out and struck a 1995 Chevrolet Blazer carrying a 49 -year-old Whitby man and his 47 -year-old wife. ment facilities, increased debt pay- ments and system upgrades. An average customer using 60,000 gallons of water annually will pay $345.06 next vcar. High-volume residential users will pay about three per cent more in 1996. A homeowner using 160,000 gallons of water a ,,car will pay $760.96, up from the 1995 rate of $734.28. Council did approve increasing the fee charged for services related to water and sewer billing, such as a change of occupancy and cheyucs that bounce. The change of occupancy fee will be $15. up from $12, while the charge for an NSF chetlue increases to ti;25 from k16.50. A new $25 charge to be levied next vear is the lien administration fec. A lien is sometimes imposed because of' an outstanding water and sewer bill. :1.'I "II I I JL:f; ■ Learn a NEW ski I I ! ■ Increase your tax KNOWLEDGE! ■ CONVENIENT times & locations! STARTING &_sTaTITI For more information call: ! � ' 686-1395 IF • TME • QUALITY GENTLE CARE ARE L1-IPORTAN'T TO YOU MT. ARE Alk"MIARIT. TO SERVE YOU NAVE WELCONIE N'EW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF All. AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCYSERVICE 3 Harwcxxl Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Ilwy. I2) DR. JOSEPH A. MISKLV, DENTIST F CHRIST'M.AS IN 4GJ?AN1> S71YLE through Dec. 31 \ GUIDED 7OURS • AFI ERNOON 7 h.A • GIFT' SHO!' spacial Royal Ontario Museum exhibit on ornamental glass tablewares 1570-1930 Tues. to Sun. 1:30 to 4:00, Wed. cw. 7.-00 to 9:00 PAR.K,WOOD ESTATE 270 Simcoe N., Oshawa 433-4.311 a' Potty training leaves tot with a bad case of ring around the collar PICKERING s — Just when a firefighter thinks he's seen every- thing, along comes two-year- old Ryan Bailey. His mom, Car- olyn, took him into the Pickering Fire Depart- ment's station on Kingston Road Thursday after- noon with a plas- tic potty seat stuck around his neck. "She was pret- ty embarrassed," f; f' htr says tae tg e Pete Maxwell, who was on duty at the time with the rest of the sta- tion's Al crew. "We all had a good laugh." Mr. Maxwell has dealt with kids who man- aged to get their fingers stuck in the steering wheels of cars and children who were talented enough to get their heads caught between railings. But Ryan's potty predicament was definitely a first. His mother told the firefighters he simply loves to put things on his head, but this top- per simply wouldn't come off no matter what she tried. It only took about two min- utes of careful cutting by the firefighters 10 get rid of the tag- along toilet seat and they were able to send little Ryan hone a free man. All Mr. Maxwell is wor- ried about now is what nickname Al's firefighting comrades will come up with to commemorate their heroic rim - removing rescue. He expects it will be something like The Toilet Team, i The Potty € Patrol..` U THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1915 -PAGE S ,starts Monday at EATON'S Santa says the GSTI Skip storewi*de Regular price and clearance items. On top of any other discounts or offers. Only until Sunday, December 17th. nT. Eaton's will deduct an amount equivalent to the GS Excludes cosinetics. fragrance .. Royal Velvet towels. Panasonic GA00 T` ,s. Eaton Gift Certificates. restaurants. 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We want to be your store. f� I-] EJ C 1 n 10#1o- 4 FAT 4 Please call the News Advertiser at 683-5110 with your news items. &I lAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,19" Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser TIMOTHY J. WHITCAKER. Rtblislxr A Metroland Community NeHspaper JOANNE BITRGHARDT. Editor-in-chief published Wednesday. Fnday. Sunday STEVE H0tNrON'. Mana••tng Editor BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising manager 110- 132 Comnxnial Ave. A.lax. Ont. AININ BROUNNI.R. Retail Manager LIS 21-114; ABE FAKHOI'RIE. Distnbution manager Mint: 683-5110 Fax: 68;-7.%l O pin_ A guard dog for Durham If' it's true no one can replace the late Gar. Herrema as chairman of Durham Rc6on. it's also true that no one is more prepared than former Ajax Mayor Jim Nk'im to assume that role as Durham looks down the road to the vicar 2(XX). Just a day after stepping in to the fill the huge void left by Mr. Herrema's death. Mr. Witty was attacked in published reports about his parochialism and narrow vision in regard to the Greater Toronto Area (GTA t. Let's put things in perspecti%c. As chairman of Durham Region, Mr. Wittv's firs) obligation is to the people who live and pay taxes here. And. if you talk to Durham Region resi- dents (the people who will ultimately pay for GTA reform) you'll find a clear perception the entire issue is a political one cooked up by Metro Toronto in a bid to share in some of the economic wealth being created in York. Peel and Durham. Further. Mr. Witty's response to the apparent speed in which these massive changes are being considered is purely rational. What is wrong with serious review before acting on this type of wholesale change? What is wrong with public con- sultation:' What is wrong with speaking out on behalf of a high-growth region that is already home to 400,(Xl() people? It's not a question of Durham Region's unwillingness to embrace change. It's not about Mr. Witty, as chairman of Durham Region. being unprepared to consider reforms of this magnitude. It's about Durham Region's success as a part of the collection of GTA municipalities and its resolve to continue reaping the benefit, of that success. It's about Durham's con- tinued role as a part of this expansive geographic region in pro- viding jobs. services, housing. and a quality of' life for its grow- ing population. Mr. Witty was indeed a good mayor of Ajax. We fully expect him to represent Durham Region taxpayers effectively lo►o. Where do these To the editor: Warning to parents: Away for the weekend'. Don't just hide the valuables! My 21 -year-old daughter recently had a party in our home. My husband and I were awav on holidays. A1v husband is a collector of unusu- al, although not valuable, memorabilia. A musician friend of ours had managed to obtain guitar picks used in concert by Eric Clapton and Keith Richards, my husband's two favorites. They were framed with the concert tickets and hum, on the wall in our fanc- ily room amongst our family pho- tographs. They are now gone. They have no monetary value but a great deal of senti- mental value and cannot be replaced. people get off? IX -spite the rift this has caused in our family. I worry at the attitude of so many people today who seem to think it's OK to get it tir themselves no mat- ter the means or who it hurts. I have been in schox)ls, shopped in malls and walked down streets and t am saddened by the steadily increasing numbers of young people with filthy mouths and bad attitudes. Will this "me" generation be remembered for being the one with eo conscience:' If those awarc of this incident read this, do the right thing and mail it back to us. You know where we live. it takes a much higgcr and stronger person to do that. Nadine Austin, Pickering Don't put words i*n my mouth To the editor: Although I find that generally your reporting on the issues addressed by the Durham Board of Education have been fair and accurate and also commend the regular coverage by your reporter Linda White at our meetings, I must on this occasion respond to an article printed in your paper on Nov. 15. The headline which read "Ajax school trustee gives poor grade to truant col- league" is a gross misrepresentation of what I said. Your headline appears to put words in my mouth that simply were not said at our board meeting. Let me state the facts. In our Nov. 13 public board agenda (which the press and public in the gallery had in their posses- sion) the minutes of the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) dated Oct. 19 stated, and I quote, "Concern was expressed about trustee Mike Nicholson's continued absence from SEAC meetings." The minutes went on to read that the SEAC was aware that three absences can result in removal from SEAC and they stressed the imporfance of trustee represen- tation on the committee. I do not sit on the committee nor do I know trustee Nicholson's attendance record. I do, however, feel, as I stated that evening, that it is of grave concern when members of this committee have raised the issue of trustee attendance. The Special Education Advisory Committee is legislat- ed by the Education Act. On the committee sit 1 I members repre- senting highly -reputable community organi- zations such as the Learning Disabilities Association, Easter Seal Society, Durham Down Syndrome Association and the Association for Community Living. They volunteer their time to advise the board on matters which affect special -needs students. For the four years 1 have sat on the Durham Board of Education never has an issue of trustee attendance been raised by any of our advisory committees. Each year trustees are appointed to sit on various advisory committees of the board. Meeting dates and times are scheduled and pub- lished months in advance. Records of atten- dance are public record. Again, I emphasize that to this date I do not know Mr. Nicholson's attendance record at committee meetings. Only when the public record is published will that be known. As the Durham Board of Education appoints trustees to this committee, I believe that the board would not be acting responsibly if it simply ignored an allega- tion of trustee non-attendance at SEAC meetings. 1 was simply acting on that sense of responsibility to address the issue so that we could respond in some manner to the Special Education Advisory Committee's concern. I did not, nor do I now, make any comment regarding Mr. Nicholson's perfor- mance of his trustee duties. The public ratepayers of Durham are the judges of a trustee's performance. They may wish, however, to know the record of trustee attendance at meetings in order to make their evaluations. They may then make their judgments known at the ballot box. Colleen Jordan, Durham Board of Education trustee, .._..___.... Ajax (Wards I & 2) Letter of the Week We were all teens at one time To the editor: I I WAS rlCCply troubled when i read I the article recently about my friends from Brougham. Why was I trou- bled'? Tlicy were talking about sonic of the young people I hired this sunt- iter and found to be excellent work- ers. I also lOund theta to he typical teenagers, and Goal knows what that can he like, assuming we have not become too jaded as adults to remember our own youth. Is there anyone amongst us who did not experiment with boxue, sex and a lit- tle smoking as young people? Why do we expect them to be any different? I have heard these teens referred to as hooters, dopers. thieves and arsonists without am proof. Yes, one of them did plead guilty to arson. He set fire to a low tires on Halloween. What about the outhouses we used to push over? As an owner of livestock. I am more than concerned about the fires in the Brougham arca. However, as recall there has been a lot of fires in j the area in the last six years. l can't believe these kids were running, around setting fires at age eight. As fir the dope that they arc sup- porscdly smoking all the time, didn't former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau admit to giving it a try? And what about President Bill Clinton (although tic doesn't count because he didn't inhale):' And whLre do the kids get the stuff'? Do they grow it themselves or does sonic friendly adult sell it to thein? I certainly dont condone a lot of what our teenagers do, but I do defend their right to be treated as human beings. Experimentation is part of the growing process and we as adults hope the values we teach our chil- dren will win out over evil. I world like to see more of the 'us' syndrome rather that the 'we' and 'them'. There is hope for our teenagers today for they are young enough to overcome the narrow mindedness and preju- dices of us cranky, old, know-it-all adults. But there is no hope for to; adults unless we listen to what our teenagers are saying and W to under- stand them. When our mouth is flap- ping, our ears are closed. Any good farmer knows that how we raise and nurture our crop determines whether it will be good or bad. It is our responsibility as recycled teenagers to ensure that our children are given every opportunity to become respon- sible adults. We must believe in our children. The youth of today is the Canada of tomorrow. Duncan MacTavish, Claremont Pickering Council mows down grass clippings pick-up By MARIANNE TAKA(S srnrF REPO TIR PICKERING — Complaints from residents have failed to dissuade Town councillors from their plans to have Pickering discontinue the collection of grass clippings. At Monday's meeting of Pickering Council, both Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis and Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson said they had received complaints from constituents about the issue. Coun. Senis has maintained residents will end up disposing of their clippings illegally by throwing them out with the rest cif their garbage or dumping them in places like ravines if the Town cuts off the service 'bold turkey". She suggested collection be continued next year while residents are educated about "grasscycling1.— leaving grass clippings on the lawn so it can provide nutrients and protection. "We can gradually wean our residents off the service," she said. Other councillors disagreed, however, noting dis- continuation of the service would also save the Town a lot of money. Pickering was faced with the choice of either increasing the fnequency of its collection of grass clippings or discontinuing it altogether. This year, weekly collections in the spring and fall and month- ly collections in the summer resulted in odor prob- lems where the clippings were taken to be recycled because they had been left to sit and decompose too long. Increasing summer collections to every week to solve the problem would have cost the Town an extra $155,000, while discontinuing pick-up will save the Town approximately $40,000 even if other yard waste is collected every two weeks in the sum- mer. Residents have been provided no alternative location where they could take their grass clippings themselves if they can't or don't want to leave them on their lawns. Councillors rejected a staff recom- mendation to establish a drop-off location at the Brock West landfill. They maintained that would be incompatible with the Town's efforts to close Brock West and reduce the amount of waste going to landfill. Town manager Tun Sheffield told councillors grass clippings will be picked up next year if resi- dents do put them out for collection by mistake, but they will bc; i-iven -f-um notice" the clippings won't t-- collected rain. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1"S -PAGE 7 High school students investigate careers in law enforcement DURHAM — High school stu- dents in Durham can learn all about a career in policing on Thursday. Durham Regional Police, Durham Board of Education, Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board and Northumberland -C larin g ton Board of Education are involved in the event. More than 100 students are expected to attend the career aware- ness day at Durham College, which will feature a panel of police offi- cers. Students will also have the opportunity to take a mini -version of a recruiting test given to appli- cants and learn about forensic iden- tification, the tactical support unit and canine unit. ,"The Meat People"" Breakfast Bone•in Bacon _ Salle Chicken to effect ��°�.><3 to Breasts Sat. Dec. lb No*" $ 1 99 lb. 1b. Pa*Fry Schnitzels Ground Pork •99, Pork S1133JUX ab Meat 2 99 J1329 am, Butterfly Pork Chops $389 �lb. Eye Rom�d Roasts s3 :9 Pmt Back Ribs `S3 49 Fb Cg6E Ste�ics S3'"9 Fra6 Boneless °e�� ��� Hot S'ul0im �p Potk Loin Rousts Ronu $I89 5 99 $3 s9 k1- 2 Bpo� Smoked Cottage Beef Pwk ( Rolls Stir Fry 99$349 $i99 $3 29NOWIRYWWWWOOMOMMOMOM 1 a a May PAGE S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1995 Here's pie in your eye ! Rosebank Road Public School teacher among the incentives given to students at Marg Kelly -McKendrick does her best to the Pickering school for a fund-raiser in protect herself from receiving a pie in the which they collected $5.000. face from student Jake Moyer. That was photo by Andrew Iwanowski Pickering Council further defers decision B� MARIA\NE TAKACS iT > 1 k! P R11 k PICKERING -- Town coun- cillors ha% e backed offat at least temporarily from their plans to designate McPherson/Camphell House a historic site and have it restored for community or pri- vate use at its present site. At the No\ . 13 meeting of Pickering Council's executive committee. politicians voted to proceed with the designation of the abandoned 130 -(U -1160 -year- old stone farmhouse in Lynn Heights Park. They also voted to defer tic three months the issue of how it should be renovated and used in the future, to give Town staff time to consult with arts groups, developers, the Local Architectural Conserva- tion Advisory Committee and area residents. At the time, councillors ruled out the option of moving the home to another site — possibly -Pickering Museum Village — as too expensive at a cost of about $290,000. Options to remain under consideration included carrying out limited renovations to prevent further deterioration; renovating the building for com- munity use such as an art gallery and studio; or selling it to a pur- chaser willing to restore it. About 40 area residents showed u at Monda 's meeting of historic home 217 -signature petition asking Council to table the executive committee resolution for one year to give the residents and other interested groups time to develop a solution to renovate and/or relocate the home that would not adversely affect the neighborhood. Paul Galaski of Sherman Crescent told councillors trans- forming the house into an art gallery or other community facil- ity would tum 20 to 25 per cent of the neighborhood's park into a parking lot, create traffic prob- lems and noise:. block residents' view of the park and create a security hazard. The parking lot that would accompany such a facility, he said, "will become a magnet for undesirables'. "Every square foot of that small park is used and needed by the local community," Josie Cul- bert of Benton Crescent told councillors. ""Ibis park is an inte- gral part of our community and most of us moved here because of it." Paul Endlicher of Benton Crescent maintained the major decisions were being made before residents were consulted. "The patient is being given a choice as to what color the ban- dage will be when surgery has not even been discussed yet," he said. that pur}x,se, which could in this case be used to cover the cost of moving Camphell/McPherson House to Pickering Museum Vil- lage. LACAC has concluded the one -and -a -half -storey fieldstone house has historical significance and is worthy of preservation. An investigation of the property commissioned by LACAC found that its past occupants included William T. Dunbar, founder of the community of Dunbarton; Jean McPherson, former deputy reeve of the Town of Pickering; and at least four generations of the Campbell family. Dennis Mann of LACAC told councillors it would be better to leave the historic home at its original site. "This house has withstood 150 years. Its (best location) is on that site." Councillors apologized to the residents for not having asked for their views sootier, but noted they were to be included in the consultation process. ('Ibe local Ward 2 councillor, Sherry Senis, has declared a conflict because her home is adjacent to the his- toric house, so she can't discuss or vote on the issue.) Councillors decided to defer the issue until September to allow the community to come up Nuclear reactor `a" fit for service' FROM PAGE 1 Ix nd. Radioactlye heavy water burst out of the pipe and about 140 metric tonnes of it spilled on to the floor ()['the reactor. together with about an equal amount of ordinary water. The reactor shut do%kn automatically. Repairs and re-cnginccr- inL, of the unit to correct the fault\ system were con►plet- ed rcccntly. As well, changes were made to cor- rccl the same faulty system in the Pickering 'A' station's other three reactors. % hich were not involved in the accident. Irene Ko,:k of Durham NUClcar A\waucncss, it local citizens' watchdog croup concerned �yith nuclear issues. saes her organisation plans to monitor the situa- tion at the reactor closely. "The accident at Unit 2 last Dcccmhcr caused it lot ol' strain on the piping," she says, explaining DNA i` concerned the vibration and extra pressure caused by the mishap may have caused damage to the reactor which station staff may not have been able to detect. Station director Picrrc Charlchois says the unit is "fit for service". "We went through and analyicd (the accident) from every angle," tic explains. noting hundreds of field inspections were done on various pieces of equipment. .'We have a very. very hit -,h degree of confidence that there are no outstandin_ problems." The AF.CB has 10 full- timc staff' on-site at the PirA- crimc station who will moni- tor start-up procedures. %h Charlchois expects the num- tx-r two unit will be produc- ing electricity again by late January. Canadian PICKERING No Money Down! 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Pickering Stole 1300 gnpdon Road d lN«pod 839-8124 P Y of Council to voice their opposi Mr. Galaski suggested that if with ideas for the future of the -_ -_ Nationwide Wa lanNes tion to the Town's plans and the Town thinks preserving his- buildings is idea it house, and voted to include PICKERING ' LOCAL SHUTTLE SERVICE ---_- --�6P-M.; complain they were not consult- toncal a god r b movie it amort the options to f-' g P be in the HWRI MOnday - Fy 7.30 ed on the issue. They brought a should consult citizens and per- considered consultation p.m, - 9 p.m.; _ hairs im�cnc a small tax levy Ior process. SOkWCWy 7;30 GLM. - Sunday 10 a i s •-a.•.w.wr+•r ►� � r.•... � s�•.i.r �o.�s � .�. � ..... -.stirs-.• � . • . . swat �....� • • � . w•r .••..r .• • ....... • .. � THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16,1995 -PAGE 9 Chriestmas need not lyou 0 Plan ahead and avoid financial woes By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — Though overspending at Christmas may not catch up with you for months to come, it will hurt eventually, a credit counsellor warns. "Many people become over-extend- ed at Christmas. but it doesn't start catch- ing up with them until spring." explains Sandra Sherk, executive 1 director of the Credit C o u n - selling Ser- vice of Durham Region. That's because then usu- a I 1 y receive credit card statements in January, and minimum pay- ments continue to grow in subsequent months. But it doesn't have to be that way. "At Christmas, people feel they have to buy for other people because it's something they've always done.- notes Ms. Sherk. "But you may not be able to alford it this year, if you've bought a house or have a new hahv, for instance. "People receiving social assistance have been faced with cutbacks and are hav- ing a hard enough time just getting by with day-to-day expenses. "Even if you spend the same amount on gifts as you did last year, you may not have the same amount of money to begin F7 with. - "That's why it's important to plan ahead. 11 I ' In hearing peo- ple say it's going to he Christmas for the kids, not the adults, and if t h a t' s what they c a n afford, that's ;real," helieves M s Sherk. Others have proposed picking names for gift -buying. "In a family, no one wants to he the first one to make that suggestion, but once it's out there, others usually jump on it," assures Ms. Sherk. And gifts don't have to carry a price tag to he appreciated. Ms. Sherk sug- gcsts giving gift certificates for such services as babysit- ting, walking the dug. shov- IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT PICItM 15fi0DOM ID. (MM210 WNRY IC KBIT St 839.01 10 KNG ST. WW (OMP 839.8981 The Corporation of the Town of Ajax SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING for the Purpose of filling a vacancy on Council DECEMBER 111, 1995 8:00 P -M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS _ . .65 Harwood Avenue elling snow or raking leaves. "Those gifts also provide contact between people. If you give someone a box of chocolates, you don't have to see them. But if you're shovelling snow for some- one, there's personal con- tact. The gift has a double bonus." Ms. Sherk also recom- mends using cash to pur- chase gifts "because you know when you reach your limit." However, if you've already overspent or realize after Christmas you've overdone it, "put your cred- it card away for a while. If not, the problem will only compound itself as you continue to spend. Your minimum payments will only increase." For those who can afford to, Ms. Sherk rccontntends takin_ advantage of Boxing Day sales on such things as cards. wrapping paper and decorations. The Credit Counselling Service is a non-prol'it orga- nization. Its main purpose is to help people manage their monev. arrange con- sumer debt repayment pro- grams and promote con- sumer credit education. For more information. or to arrange a counselling appointment. call 905-579- 1951. PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1995 Ailing David Farr thanks community for wheelchair, ramp, funds to fight ALS By 'MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RFF'()RTt-.R PICKERING — "If it is true the wealth of" a person is measured by the number of friends he has. then I am the wealthiest person alive." With those words read by fellow Pickering Councillor Rick Johnson because he was unable to speak them himself' due to his illness. Councillor David Farr Monday thanked area res- idents for their kindness and effort. to raise money to help him and to fight the disease that's struck him. The councillor was diagnosed in Fchruan_ .%ilh ALS or Amyotrophic Lateral S, Icrosis. more commonly known as LOU Gehrig's Disca„c group of” Pickering community asso- ciations got together to put on a 'Night Out' party Nov. I I as a trib- ute to him and to raise money to fight ALS. At Monda} night's meeting of Pickering Council, Jacqueline Smart of the Pickering East Shorc Conunu- nity Association, one of the groups which organized the event, announced it had raised a total of $13,066, more than twice the original goal. The money will he donated to the ALS Society of* Toronto, which will allocate it to help purchase equipment which will likch he need- ed h% Coun Farr. ,uch as a ,pc,:ial Vigil honors slain women Ashley Ward, left, and Jeanette Helps light candles at a Wednesday ` vigil outside the Oshawa YWCA to commemorate 14 women killed by a gunman at a Montreal university in December, 1989. Residents from throughout Durham joined the memorial service. photo by A.J. Groen bet your iax refund before Chnlmas Contact our office. You may be eligible for an early tax refund. pw - elwakxaA ramp at his home. All the equipment will go to the ALS Society when he no longer needs it. The ALS Society also received $1,592 donated in memory of David McCluskey, a 23 -year-old Pickering resident who was killed Nov. 3 in an automobile accident. The McCluskey family are friends of the Farr family and requested that memorial dona- tions he made to the ALS Society. "The Farr family is truly blessed to have friends like vou." Mr. Farr told those who helped organize the 'Night Out' and made donations to the ALS Society. "Wc thank you from the hot - tom of our hearts for evervthing you have done for us." Families can 11 Qht tree for deceased child DURHAM — Families who have last a child can keep their memory alive through a special initiali%e by the licreayed Families of Ontario. 17c Durham Region chapter is help - m_ tan)ilies honor deceased lured ones by placing an angel on the Angels' Tree of Light at the !Michael Starr Building in Oshawa Wednesday at T30 p.m. Your donation ensures an angel wearing a ribbon with the name of the person you wish w remember will be placed on the tree and their name on a memorial plaque. Tax receipts are issued fix S 10 or more. Call 997-1691 or 1-800-_197-4,S70 to arrange for an angel. Leave the name of the person you wish to honor, your name, address, phone number and amount of your pledge. A &:reaved Family represer•ta- tive will call. All are welcome to attend the tree - lighting service at Hwy. 2 and Sincoe Street in downtown Oshawa. TFt( Angels' Tree of� Light will he on display until Dec. 27. Our Installers Dove the Snow In fact, they made us promise that we'd try to keep them working all winter 11 So here's the deal... If you book now for window installation n January or February we'll give you FREE Low E Argon Insul Glass .1: DASHWOOD- WINDOW AND DOORI 66 11RU6SM" AVE OSHAWA 43 4 8'17 S PEItsoNAl. INVESTMENT SERVICES T Michael J. Cann Investment Advisor Specializing in: ✓ RRSPs and RRIFs ✓ Stocks and Bonds ✓ Mutual Funds ✓ and GICs (416) 365-6077 Ma NESBITT BURNS M—b., d tM 8-, of Monl W G, .f C--- 2 Fist Canadian Place, Toronto, Ontario M5X 1t4 i i Bu ers tTeci Y I (telt, 83 9q.5 I r ;'S Carat l,Z (>niu 1 ,995 The %ppins lied& provides you with a five year diamond guarantee and a lifetime trade -up Of vour %ppins Diamond. Defer your payment until May 1W6 un alpuwhases ttf $4W or more, Awn you use your yard, and buy kjom D. -e uber 25, w,: . II M -t ttu r.utk;srir't 'nry;; ]� / r . I,c. t7i'ICI7t7/��' Jf �•�. � (('Nt [L' t7����I eJ PICKF:RIN(; TOWN CENTRE (905) 4311-8(H)9 Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser. t - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1"S -PAGE 11 Entertainment Dec. X0,1995 Auditions start for Neil Simon classic AJAX-PICKERING — A local theatre company wi11 The adult audition is set for the Pickering Recre- hold auditions for a Neil Simon classic starting today, tion Complex on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Sunday. A mixed adult/child audition is scheduled for the Theatre Durham is putting out a casting call for two ��� complex on Thursday at 8 p.m. males and two females aged 10 to 18 and two men and two 1; t h, Those attending the auditions are asked to take a women in their 30s or 40s for Simon's Brighton Beach photo of themselves. Memoirs. Production dates for Brighton Beach Memoirs is The children's audition is on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. at March 1 to 3, 8 to 10 and 15 and 16. O'Leary's School of Drama, 1550 Bayly St., Unit 22, Pickering. For more information, call Anita Lawson at 837-5421. Poets can test their very best in winter contest DURHAM — Does Jack Frost bring out the Robbie Burns in you? If so, you may be interested in a Christmas/Winter Festival Poet- ry Contest sponsored by the Writ- ers' Circle of Durham Region. Any poem under 30 lines with a Christmas or winter festival theme is eligible. A S5 entry fee and title page with the poet's name, address, phone number and first line of the poem must accompany each submission. The first -place winner will col- lect S100, while $50 goes to the second -place finisher and S25 will be awarded to the third-place winner. Their poems will be pub- lished in The Writers' Circle newsletter. Five runners-up will receive honorable -mention certificates. The deadline to submit entries is Jan. 31, 1996. All entrants may receive a free critique by enclos- ing a self-addressed, stamped envelope with their entry. Send submissions to Christ- mas/Winter Festival Poetry Con- test, The Writers' Circle of Durham Region, c/o Owen Neill, 235 Queen St., Apartment 1, Port Perry, Ontario, L9L 1 B9. The Writers' Circle is a non- profit organization that encour- ages and promotes the art of writ- ing. It's open to writers and edi- tors at every level and offers net- working, as well as seminars and workshops. For more information on the organization or its contest, call Owen Neill at 905-985-4536. 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Happy birthday gne.tings go out Women's Club award for excel - Name A poem for Craig Edwards: to the Marechal girls. April Ann lenc.e in math and science. Mom "Went from baby in a carriage turns six Dec. 13 and her younger wL,;hes Cindy all the success in the droppin To love, kids and marriage sister Hannah Rose was one Oct. physiotherapy program at the He has a car that is real sporty 28. Wishing them all the best with University of Western Ontario. ., And look now Craig's forty. lots of love are Mommy, Daddv. "I'm proud of you"... Wishing Craig a happy 40th birth- Grama, Grampa, Uncle David - r day Dec. 12 are Maureen. Joev, and Granpa McAulev... Dunbarton High School graduates t 'Z1R'ifti Vi'illiam, Mom, Dave, Donna, were honored at the Pickering insti- r Victoria. Jonathan and Bryan. _ tution's commencement Gere- .: Best wishes for many, many ,,, �;,, monies Oct. 27. Receiving diplo- wr n. mon:. mas were 72 Ontario Scholars. The✓. _ outstanding male award Hello and welcome back to went to Sean Name Dropping, the column . 'Meredith and Cindy Twiner busy Christmas shopping, so let's ` the outstanding get going._ female award There's a sparkling new group to Kim Tull. who promise to share and be a Gilbert Nicholson was the centre - Other awards �- friend. The 3rd Pickering Village of attention on Dec. 4, because he went to Ella Sparks started this year with 15 turned 100. A resident of the Ajax- I, e i t h e a d members. Members are Kellie Pickering area for 23 years, Mr. CraigEdwards ( O n t a r i o Jeff Leech McKendrick, Lauren Miller, Nicholson moved to Whitby two Secondary Cassandra Alexopoulos, Andrea years ago. Wishing him a happy '~ School Teachers' Federation Neskovski, Sarah Rankine, birthday were family, including Shane Kerslake Ls getting to be- a District 17 bursary), Elena Loukas, MacKenzie Chee, Danielle daughters Joan, Audrey and big fella Shane turned five Dec. 3 Barb Vowles and Jason Bell Alfred, Julia MacFadyen, Alanna Brenda, his four gractdchildren and and to celebrate the special occa- April and Hannah Marechal (Dunbarton High School Silver Martini, Julia Almeida, Tegan nine great-grandchildren. A big Sion, he invited family and friends Anniversary Awards), and Paul Ridge, Amanda Branchaud, family gathering was heli to mark to his big birthday bast[ at National »- Constantinou (Thomas Charles Kristin Bell, Gillian Hughes and the special occasion--. Sports. }loping Shane had a great "My, my, Bambrough Memorial Award). Jeff Kavla Lamkie. Rainbow, Firefly »� birthday with love were Nlom, how time goes Leech was valedictorian and he and Butterfly send along loge and A curie Dad, sister Alyssa and all his by." So says received an entrance scholarship to say thev're lr�ud of all the «iris in turned five frierxls in Canada and Irdand. the family of York University to study fine arts... the group... Dec. 9. Happy` - Denise Nash. birthday greet- ti- On Dec. 13.r ings and lot. of " Denise turns love for Dawn _ �40, with love Pierson from and best wishes + A�..*'. m►, ;, ' Mom, Dad and from husband little brother Harrv, chil- Denise Nash` Keith. Dawn dren Ryan, Danielle and Little had a birthday Luke, and the rest of her family... �:> �y ►. � �. ; ` �`` cousins and Sharon Cook has won a grind parry with her Dawn Pierson some neighborhood friends, then Alyssa and Shane Kerslake scholarship from lntercon SecuraN they all went to National Sports to "' Limited. The play garnes,_- Paige Robertson celebrated her Ajax resident «• second birthday Dec. 9. tier family and Durham The 3rd Pickering Village Sparks "Navaz Habib turned 12 Dec. 9. says, -You keep us laughing and College student tie recently make us smile. We love you with won the $1,000 became a News all our heart,,. I . o % c %l o m m y, Intercon Award Dec. R was a big day, for Adam The list Greenwood Guides have Advertiser car- Daddv and Bubba."... for FIxcellence, Pritchard as he turner one. Ile cel- five new members — Amanda Tier. Navaz will one of two ebrated by going out to dinner with Rao, Kelly Bietolla, Hailey celebrate his given annually tris Mom and I}ad and with a raise Sedgely, Melissa Raymond and day of honor ; by the security Sharon Cook at home... Ashley Darnley. The trees Guides with friends �"" firm. It's open '�-" join the eight members already in and family. to the 6,000 first-year students in the troupe- Best wishes law enforo mens or law and securi- ,., from his broth- - ty administration courses at seven That brings us to the end of er Afzal, Ontario community colleges.''► another edition of Name Mont, Dad, Sharon won with her combination another r It on have an item Navaz Habib Dropping. y grandparents, � of high marks, community volun- minty and uncles "... l tea' work, athletic involvement and you want mentioned, call us at 683-5110, fax 693-7363 or write «• leadership qualities. She also sub - Happy to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, first Paige Robertson mitred a2'500-w°r+d essay"' Ontario, L1S 2H& The deadline birthday day.» for submissions is 11 a.m. the wigs go out to Tuesday before publication. Made 1 y n e 4. Her family says "happy first Janine Raja """ birthday Sweetie" to Heather We're not responsible for lost or Dec. 14. 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They now proceed to the provincial finals in Brighton and Trenton Jan. 19 to 21. Want a chance to win a Ford vehicle? Annandale will host a `Draw the Four' charity event today, Sunday, from 3 to 6 p.m. A maximum of four chances are $5 each. All proceeds will go to a children's charity. Contestants will attempt to draw closest to the button, with all those who compete given tickets to Copps Coliseum on March 20 when 10 names will be drawn at random. Each of the lucky people will get a car key, and one key will start SPORTS 2E2 MONARCH AVE., AJAX Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. pipes dream with Barrie AJAX — An Ajax youth is In his most recent effort, having a fine season in the Thompson got the net for the Ontario Hockey call to start a con - League's Barrie Colts. test against the Chris Thompson, 17, has Detroit Junior asserted himself as the num- Whalers last b e r- o n e _ Thursday night. r goaltender While the Colts with the lost 5-2. upstart Thompson Colts, in — - — faced 48 shots their first year of operation on net. in the league. He's started in He also made a last year, stopping defence - man Brian Berard on a breakaway. The graduate of the Ajax -Pickering Raiders major ban- tams has played 1,112 minutes in goal this season, the highest in the league. He's also ranked seventh overall in 26 consecutive games this key save against the Chris Thompson save percentage season, compiling a 3.15 National Hockey among goaltenders goals -against average. League's top draft choice in the loop. Atom Clydesdales, have horsepower for four wins AJAX — The Ajax Knight_% Clydesdale Custom Cases major atom select hockey team posted four wins in its last five North York Select League contests. The Clydesdales ran roughshod over the Scarborough Sharks by a 10- 0 count. Stephen Tippett and Rob McGrath each registered hat tricks, Jesse Taylor potted a pair of goals, Brent Boss and Josh Brock had singles. .Drawing assists were Tim Radley with five, Rob McGrath, Cory Leerschool and Tippett with two apiece, and Jamie Dewhurst, Chris Fox, Lane Harris, Matthew Coady and Boss with one each. Goalies Geoff Schultz and Alex Dobie combined for the shutout. The Ajax atoms also posted a 6-1 win over the Oshawa Canadians. Dewhurst and Rob McGrath scored a pair of markers, with Tippett and Harris netting one apiece. Leerschool, Rob McGrath, Radley, Boss and Tippett assisted. The Clydesdale selects recorded a 4-1 victory over Parkwoods on goals by Tippett, Harris, Radley and Boss. McGrath and Dewhurst drew two assists apiece, with Radley adding one. The Clydesdales also notched a 3-1 win over Pickering. Tippett, McGrath and Taylor scored, with assists to Rob McGrath, Chris Fox, Mike McGrath, Harris and Radley. The only loss for the Ajax selects came against Whitby by a 54 count. Rob McGrath scored three times, with a single to Mike McGrath. Radley and Tippett each chipped in with three assists, with a single to Taylor. and win the new car. The first step down the long road leading to the men's world curling championship start-% at Annandale Sunday. A playoff is necessary to determine the rinks to advance from the club. Nine teams are in the running for one of the two spots to represent Annandale at the Nokia Cup zone playdowns in Uxbridge Jan. 12 to 14. Wanted: Leaf Tickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call 579-4400 Ext. 2207 (Tor. Line 798- 7672) Caged Paffott's sharp goaltending leads Lightning to victory AJAX-PICKERING — The Durham West Lightning peewee 'C' girls' hockey team captured the champi- onship of the Pickering Girls Hockey Association Tourn.unent last weekend. The championship game was a re- match against arch -rival Cobourg, which beat the Lightning in round- robin action. Durham West's Christine Axe scored the game winner 24 sec- onds into the contest for a 1-0 victory. Christine Parrott earned the shutout in net. The Lightning blanked Clarington 6- 0 in the tourney opener. Kelly -Ann Friel scored twice, with singles to Charlotte Dowley, Jennifer Jones. Jessie Ford and Axe. Kristin Alexiou counted two assists, with one each to Friel, Ford, Amy Black, Heather Clayton, Axe and Stephanie MOurao. Parrott was sharp in posting the shutout. Durham West emerged with a 2-1 victory over host Peterborough in the second game. Mourao and Jones scored, with assists to Alexiou, Black and Axe. Exceptional defensive efforts by Melanie Larocque and Marianne Carefoote helped the Lightning to vic- tory. The third game resulted in the Lightning's only loss of the tourney — a 3-2 setback against Cobourg. Axe and Ford scored, with assists to Alexiou, Ford and Larocque. Two weeks ago, the Lightning pee- wees advanced to the final of the Barrie Sharkfest tourney, only to lose a heartbreaking 2-0 contest to a strong Oshawa squad. The Durham West squad will com- pete in the Mississauga Chiefs 1995 Christmas Tournament, with play set to begin on Boxing Day. Sul Centre petites super rn i nge. play Peewee Panthers win by big margins, lose close game PICKERING — The Pickering recorded four assists, McMuudn had In the fust game, Pickering skated Panthers Arnst Loam Supply major two, Kimball. George, Brandon all over Normandy 11-0. Karakolis peewee select hockey team continued Marks and Jordan Hutchison one and McMulkin notched hat tricks, its strong play in league action, and each. with two goals apiece to Stevens and also made it to the semi-finals of a Pickering travelled to Tara, near Marks. Kimball netted a single. recent tournament Owen Sound, to play in a tournament. Adding assists were Hutchison with The Panthers blanked East York 7-0 The Panthers dropped a 3-2 decision five, Karakolis with three, Kimball, in North York league play. Tony to St. Clements in the championship Andrew MacDonald and Malandrino McMu lkin led the scoring with a hat semi-final. Stevens and Darryl with one each. trick, with singles from James Malandrino scored for Pickering, with ..Goaltenders Rory Clephan and Kimball, Ken Steven g� . assists to McMulkin, Michael •� , Fob were outstanding in asd4vey Pandelfr: � ea `iC-seah0ft Hutchison and Pandolft. a _ - - - - - - - Your chiid's ecluccd1on doesn't have to stop cd'ter school,,. ORM IM-, TV =A V �A f vl. Wk. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY! COLOUR STEREO TELEVISION 2 NIGHT 2 LIGHT I SHELF H ✓ t PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1995 V HOCKEY Peewee Raiders win consolation title at Peterborough AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax - Pickering Raiders Canadian Air Systems major peewee 'AAA' rep hockey team captured the consolation championship at the recent Peterborough tournament. In the consolation championship game, the Raiders rolled over Stoney Creek 2- 1. Ajax -Pickering goals were scored by Roy MacLeod and Mike Cuzzolino, with assists going to Matthew Pett, Andre Darlow, Brent Chandler and call-up Chris Reed. Goalie Steve Stinson earned the most valuable player award with an outstand- ing performance in net. The Raiders were beaten in the semi-final contest by the North A York Canadians 2-0, which placed them into the consolation cham- pionship. Brett Lemmon was the game MVP with a fine performance in York. Brandon McMillan, contest MVP, scored the game's first goal. Other scorers were Allan Maclsaac and MacLeod with two each, and call-up Tyler McGregor with a single. Assisting were Danny Schofield with two, Darlow, goal.���� Cuzzolino, Maclsaac, Ajax -Pickering started McMillan, MacLeod, Pett the tournament with a and Sean Kostka all with resounding 6-2 victory one apiece. over Amherst New In the second game, the Al Gas Bar petites have plenty of fuel to win tournament PICKERING — The Pickering Ultramar Gas Bar petite 'A' ringette team filled opposition nets with goals en route to the championship at the St. Catharines tournament on Dec. l to 3. The Ultramar petites captured the title after beating Mississauga 9-7 in the championship contest. Pickering led by an 8-4 count late in the game, but Mississauga came back to score three goals to make it close. Pickering dominated the tourney with wins of 15-3 over Whitby, 15-0 over host St. Catharines, 5-2 over Waterloo and a 6-6 tie with Mississauga. The next tournament for the Pickering petites is in Scarborough this week- end. Pickering will face Mississauga in the open- ing game. Team members are Salvatrice Assenza, Kourtney Edwards, Tara Edwards, Chelsey Emslie, Jeanine Habibullah, Laura Hill, Ashley Howell, Kellv McNabney, Courtney Puddister, Tiffany Thompson and Christine Whitall. Pickering Honda `A' Panthers motor past Barrie in league action iPICKERING -- The Pickering Honda Panthers bantam 'A' rep hockey team defeated Barrie by a 7-2 count in recent league action. Jim Pascaris and Craig Hawkins led the scoring two two goals apiece for the Panthers. Brian Cater, Curt Muhm and Arron Walker each scored a goal to seal Barrie's fate. Adam Wood contributed two assists, with Jason Greaton, d Cameron Seward. Dipesh Parmar9ff? and Paul Marchant each helping out�CIAt�� with one assist each. Solid defensive work was displayed by blue liners Neil DeL.ory, Paul Sudbury and Justin An outstanding goaltending performance was put forth by Matthew Cichy and Ryan Harney. REPAIRS (t hr.) ' Relines ' Complete. Portiol Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, F,C,A,C.4) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX -4294 t After hours 4213-8801 10, it's Night E � Raiders defeated the Central Ontario Wolves 3-2. McMillan with two, including the game winner, and Pett tallied for the Raiders. Adding assists were Darlow with three, Geoffrey Stewart with two. Stewart was the game MVP. The Raiders lost their third game 3-2 to the Mississauga Reps of the Metro Toronto Hockey League. Darlow and McMillan scored for Ajax - Pickering, with assists to Matthew Peneycad, Maclsaac, Schofield and McGregor. Just Another Out With the Sols, You Discover Men is ShOWM NW at Scarborough t� Can" Monday, December 11, 6 to 9 p:m. Men will enjoy special savings throughout the mall, one free. hour of babysitting* and free giftwrapping by the Argonaut Dance Team. Pick up your Savings flyer at the Guest Services Desk- * Based on space availability SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE High m 401 a YI Cwm trr. I P THE NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, I"S-PAGE 17 Local firefighters douse Toronto in hockey action AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax- Dec. 6. Hagg scored three goals apiece to pace Tony Richard, Brian Okane and Paul Pickering firefighters hockey team The local blaze busters held a 4-2 edge Ajax -Pickering. Burt. improved its season record to five wins, after the first frame, and led 8-6 after Colin Arnott added three assists, Randy The firefighters' hockey team plays in three losses and two ties with a 9-7 vic- two stanzas. Reid and Bob Halliday each had two and the Southern Ontario Firefighters Hockey tory over the Toronto firefighters on Bruce Kinsman, Kirk Smythe and John single helpers went to Harold Davis, League. Golan tweens runners-up at St.* Catharines tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Golan Alarm tween `B' ringette team finished as the runner-up at the St. Catharines tournament last weekend. The local tweens advanced all the way to the championship game before losing 5-1 to a strong Hamilton squad. The game remained scoreless through the opening 10 minutes of play, but Hamilton took control of the contest as it wore on. The Pickering scorer was not named. Pickering opened the tourney with an impressive 11-4 romp over host St. Catharines. Lyndsay Civello scored a whopping six goals to lead the way. Among the other scorers were Sarah Barnes and Brenda Graham. Julie Hull contributed sev- eral assists. Jennifer Flatman and Kim Fregona paced Pickering to a 5-2 win over Burlington. Both players con- tributed goals and assists to the win- ning cause. Ashley Nason scored on a break- away to help Pickering past Ajax 8- 4 in the third game. Nicole Aspinall, Jenn Hannen, Denise Spafford and Wendy Taylor provided solid defensive work for Pickering throughout the tourna- ment. Goaltender Cassie Clayton was solid in net. The team is coached by Derek Barnes and assisted by Eric Aspinall. The team manager is Linda Taylor. Durham Aquatic Club swimmers rule pool at Scarborough meet AJAX-PICKERING — Durham Aquatic Club sent swimmers to two big meets recently, with the athletes responding with solid performances. Most of the club's swimmers com- peted at the Etobicoke Sprint meet, while 23 participated in a Scarborough competition. The Etobicoke meet was attended by 20 teams and more than 700 swimmers. DAC swimmer David Hinan finished first in the 50 -metre backstroke and the 50m freestyle. Mike Lockett placed seventh in the 50m back. At the Scarborough meet, DAC's Sam McLoughlin had an outstanding day, placing first in the 200m indi- vidual medley, 100m free, 50m breast, 50m free and second in the 50m butterfly. Lockett was first in the 200m IM., 50m back and 100m free. Eileen Hanlon finished second in the 100m free, 50m breaststroke and 50m fly. Ashley Gordon placed fast in the 100m free. Kyle Hinan was second in the 100m free and third in the 50m breast. Mark McLoughlin placed second in the 50m breast and new swimmer Mike Casista finished fifth in the 50m back. David Hinan was first in the 50m fly, second in the 50m free and 200m I.M. Cheryl Ash placed second in the 50m breast and third in the 50m back. Sarah Earl finished first in the 200m I.M. and third in the 100m free. Brianne Etherington placed third in the 50m fly and Caitlin Cousins - Milford third in the 200m I.M. and third in the 50m breast. Rebecca Lockett finished first in the 100m free and third in the 50m back. Stefan Charbonneau was second in the 200m I.M. and new swimmer Craig Jacques -Carr was fifth in the 50m back. David Grose finished second in the 200m IM., third in the 50m back and 50m fly. 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AN eyeglass prices vary with barna selection and prescnpbon. HOVR GLASSES AND CONTACTS Itl INFO LNYE• 14161638.2166 • EYE EXAMS @ MNAIG TESTS 11111111 PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1995 Editor's Note: The Ajax - Pickering News Adver- tiser is now running Bill- board items once each week in our Sunday edi- tion covering events for the upcoming seven days. As such, new deadlines will apply. To list your non-profit group's upcoming events, infor- mation must be submit- ted by 5 p.m. the Wednesday preceding Sunday publication. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. SUNDAY, DEC. 10 CONCERT: Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liv- erpool Rd. (south of Bayly St.). Pickering, hosts An After- noon of Advent Music at 3 p.m. Organist John Sigerson per- forms. $5 at the door. Proceeds to the church's mortgage fund. 83y-3521. MONDAY, DEC. 11 CANCER SUPPORT: The Canadian Cancer Society hosts the last of a four -series support group for children aged seven to 18 to help them cope when a family member has been diagnosed with cancer. It's from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. Pre - register. 686-1516. THERAPY: Therapeutic Touch Practitioners in Ajax, Pickering and Whit- by are invited to join a monthly support group from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Loca- tion will depend on num- ber of participants. 683- 9264 (Janet Fallaize, evenings or leave a mes- sage). OPEN HOUSE: Ginger- bread Co-op Nursery School, a non-profit, par- ent_ -run preschool, holds an open house Monday through Thursday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the Pick- ering West Shore Commu- nity Centre, Bayly St. between Whites and Liv- erpool Rds. Parents wel- come to view preschool in action. 420-1627. SMOKING: The Durham Region Lung Associa- tion's Smok- ers Over- coming Smoking (S.O.S.) support group meets Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. at 40 King St. W., Suiie 300, Oshawa. It's for smokers at any stage 9f ggitting. No charge. Pre -register. 436-1046. MENTAL HEALTH: The Family Association for Mental Health Every- where (FAME) meets Mondays from 10 a.m. to noon at 400 Centre St. S., Whitby. It provides infor- mation and support for family members of adults with a mental disorder. 1- 800-290-9949 (Dennis). BAKE SALE: The Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering hosts a bake sale and open house from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 134 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Proceeds to the United Way of Ajax -Pick- ering. 686-2661. CANCER SUPPORT: The Living With Cancer support group for adults, friends and families meets from 7 to 9 p.m. in room G013 at Ajax and Picker- ing General Hospital, 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Enter the new wing and take the elevator down one floor to G level. 686- 1516 (Canadian Cancer Society). TUESDAY, DEC. 12 BONSAI: The Matsuya- ma Bonsai Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at Faith Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. It's open to all interested in the art of bonsai. 432-3613 or 723- 1722. AQUARIUM: The Durham Region Aquarium Society meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of R.S. McLaughlin Colle- giate, 570 Stevenson Rd. N., Oshawa. Guest speak- er is Jim Brown, a Canadi- an Associations of Aquari- um Clubs -sanctioned judge. 831-0940 (Ty), 987-3412 (Jim). PARENT FINDERS: Parent Finders, a volun- teer group that aids and assists all members of the adoption triangle in their search for each other, meets at Albert Street United Church, 33 Olive Ave., Oshawa. Bring all your information. Re-uni- tees are asked to come to this meeting and bring either their `found' rela- tive or a story or picture. Pot luck dessert meeting, so bring something tasty. 404-9151 (Sandy) or 986- 0645 (Rik or Linda). WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13 WRITERS: The Writers Circle of Durham Region invites the whole family to 'An Evening with Mary 8c Friends' from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Lions Centre, 26 Beach Ave., Bowmanville (just off Concession Street near Liberty). Song and poetry for the holiday sea- son. Free. All welcome. Please bring non-perish- able food item for local food bank. (905) 623-3418 (Mary Wright). THURSDAY, DEC. 14 NEWCOMERS: The Pickering -Ajax Newcom- ers Club meets the second Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. at Pickering Vil- lage United Church, 300 Church St. N. It's for women living in the area three years or less. 619- 8070 (Lorraine). WRITERS: The Writers' Circle of Durham Region sponsors the workshop The Long and the Short of Writing Short Stories from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Toronto School of Business, 1450 Kingston Rd. at Valley Farm Rd., Pickering. SIO for members, $15 for oth- ers. Register at 686-2085. COMPUTERS: The Durham P.C. Users' Club -� meets from 7 to 10 p.m. at CAW Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa. No charge. 723-3179 (Allan), 623- 2787 (Linda). CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Chris- tian Women's Club meets from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. in Gallantry's Banquet Room, lower level of the Pickering Town Centre, Liverpool Rd. and Hwy. 2. The topic is Creative Wrap and Last Minute Tips. S5 for regulars, S1 for first -timers. Free babysitting. Reserve by Dec. 12 at 683-5569 (Deb- bie) or 428-8505 (Barb). BLOCK PARENTS: The Ajax Block Parent Pro- gram holds its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Ajax -Pickering United Way office, 95 Bayly St. W., Suite 407, in the Bay - wood Plaza at the corner of Bayly and Monarch Ave., Ajax. The group meets the second Thurs- day of each month. 427- 2054 (Henry Zaczek). HOMEPRENEURS: The Durham Homepreneur Group holds a breakfast meeting from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. at Annandale Golf and Curling Club, Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. Net- working, continental breakfast, display tables to promote your company, product and/or service, information sharing, guest speakers. $10.683-8891. FRIDAY, DEC. 15 LEGION: The Royal Canadian Legion, Clare- mont Branch 483, presents singer and musician Tim Hewie at 8:30 p.m. at the Legion hall on the east side of Old Brock Rd., just south of Claremont Park. Free admission. All aged over 19 welcome. 649-3166. TALENT NIGHT: The Congress of Black Women, a support group for women of black African heritage, holds an amateur talent night at 7:30 p.m. at Dunbarton- Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd. Applications available to perform in show. Men, women and children of all ages welcome to perform or attend. Admission $10 for adults, $2 for children. RECOVERY GROUP: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meet- ing at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Guest speaker is Rick Tobias, director of the Yonge Street Mission (Evergreen). Refresh- ments. All welcome. 428- 9431 (Jim). SATURDAY, DEC. 16 CONCERT: The Jean McDonald Singers chil- dren and youth choir per- forms the Nutcracker in song and dance at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade, Pick- ering, at 11 a.m. and noon. Reserve tickets only, $3 per person. 837-2611. DANCE: The Durham branch of the Malta Social Club holds a Christmas dance at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Ball, 133 Brock St. N., Whitby. Dinner, door prizes, raffles. $30 per couple, $15 per person. 427-2360 (Les), 668-7683 (Joe), 668-3060 (Claude), 430-9470 (Hylda). PARTY: The Durham Home Business Associa- tion hosts its first Christ- mas Party from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Earl of Durham banquet room, 227 Brock St. S., Whitby. A mystery speaker discusses Humor in Your Business. Door and spot prizes. Tickets $35. 427-0019 (Eileen), 723-8491 (Keith). )EUCHRE: The South Pickering Seniors' Club holds a Euchre Night at 7' p.m. at the club at 910 A! Liverpool Rd. S. Refreshments and prizes. Members and guests only. S3 per person. 837-2051 (Bruce) or 839- 4584 (John). ARTS AND CRAFTS: The Pickering Arts Coun- cil presents its Annual Christmas Arts and Crafts Show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Val- ley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Floral designs, ceramics, stained glass, wooden collectibles, jew- elry, knit and sewn items. Penny raffle. Event sup- ports Arts Council and Pickering Swim Club. 686-9183 (Allena Lither- land) or 839-2713 (Eliza- beth Gray). SUNDAY, DEC. 17 NATIVITY: A living out- door nativity play is pre- sented at 5:30 and 7 p.m. at Mount Zion United Church, 3000 Conc. 8, just east of Salem Road in north Pickering. Bleacher seating available. Dress warm and take a blanket. 649-5200 or 649-5102. MONDAY, DEC. 18 POETS: The Writers' Circle of Durham Region hosts a Poets Night from 7 to 9 p.m. at The Classic Coffee douse, 1410 Bayly St., Pickering. Poets wish- ing to read should call Dawn }lembling at 831- 7737 or Owen Neill at 985-4356. OPEN HOUSE: Ginger- bread Co-op Nursery School, a non-profit, par- ent -run preschool, holds an open house Monday through Thursday from 9 to 11:30 a.m, at the Pick- ering West Shore Commu- nity Centre, Bayly St. between Whites and Liv- erpool Rds. 420-1627. MENTAL HEALTH: FAME (Family Associa- tion for Mental Health Everywhere) meets from 10 a.m. to noon at 400 Centre St. S., Whitby. Information and support for family members of adults with a mental disor- der. The group meets every Monday. 1-800- 290-9949 (Dennis). WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20 SCHIZOPHRENIA: The Durham chapter of The Ontario Friends of Schizo- phrenics support group meets the third Wednes- day of each month at 7 p.m. in Building 30 (use rear entrance) of Whitby Psychiatric hospital, 700 Gordon St. 723-8673. WOMEN: La Leche League of Pickering invites pregnant women and breast-feeding moth- ers to an information and support meeting. Babies welcome. 427-8063, 831- 2017 or 416-282-6462. CHRONIC FATIGUE: The Durham -Scarborough Chronic Fatigue Syn- drome/M.E. support group meets at 7 p.m. at the A.E. King Complex, Kingsway College, King St. E and Townline Rd. N., Oshawa. .436-6315. FALL CHECK-UP High value package, using genuine Volkswagen parts. 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He was always on the move and always met his employees with a cheery greeting and words of appreciation and encouragement. His illness and demands of office imposed considerable persona! stress, but his manner with us remained upbeat and positive. We learned a lot from Gary about dedication and courage. We will miss him. The Staff of Durham Region o. CITY OF -� Oshawa In honour of the late Gary Herrema's years of leadership in the Region of Durham and dedication to the community. He will be sadly missed. Mayor Nancy L. Diamond and Members of Oshawa City Council The Town of Ajax Salutes the Memory of Regional Chairman Gary Herrema - . MAY HE ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS "MR. DURHAM" HIS LIFELONG EFFORTS TO SERVE HIS COMMUNITY, WILL BE REMEMBERED BY HIS FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES AND ASSOCIATES THE REGION,,-- „� a THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1995 -PAGE 19 MUT14-11 ,fGary Herrema Remembered aF Gary Herrema's nickname, "the soul of Durham Region" attests to his 15 years of service as the region's Chairman. Current chairman David Hobbs, praises Gary's contribution to both the region as well as to his several years of service as Vice -Chairman - of GO's board of directors by stating, "He was an active participant ' who kept us on our toes" Rick Ducharme, GO's Managing Director, praises Gary's commitment to GO. "Gary is certainly responsible for the fact that GO Trains are operating east of Pickering." Gary Herrema lost his battle with Cancer November 20th. He will be dearly missed by all of his friends at GO Gary Herrema • Chairman of Durham Region since 1980 • Vice Chairman of Go Transit • Past President of Association of Counties and Regions of Ontario • Durham Region Councillor of Uxbridge • Mayor of Scott Township • Deputy Reeve of Scott Township 0 � ' r 7ww/ Gary always took an active role in important events in the community. Here in 1989 he was turning the sod at the future site of Conant Place in Oshawa. Joining him for the ceremony were developer Tony Ferracuti, Diane Hamre, then Oshawa Mayor Allan Pilkey, Don Hadden, Fran Conant and husband Roger. hifti el **Pm" F=0 10 Tutt da OnOd loft Cam Char Sa0". ,.O` _ The memories of and respect for Gary Herrema will remain in the hearts of those who knew him in both his public and private life. Our hearts go out to Gary's family in their time of grief. He understood the region, its people and its purpose like no other. He will be missed. IN MEMORY OF GARY HERREMA We shall sing no sad songs at his passing. Instead, we shall remember his feats, fondly and with gratitude. Mayor and Members of Council, Town of Whitby ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1995 MILK 385 mL TIN MIX OR MATCH NNNNNj 24 TIN LIMIT C Kn6b Hill Fp6 OD TERMINAL" -2 4's O QQ d to S�000_ TVRMoira ' " ✓-.I1AA/AnA ne#-.)� in .#--. Arow 11 m m. bpr_ 20/95 in all stores. SHOULDERSI J'_. ` 7KihN[.. �r-.i.i� `$.+r>,•+.w NEVEP FfiOZEN $RANKLE Sc Dr!'NK w•"k` ^" ••• ` PORK SHOULDERS tiM()FLEI� FLA LLB I kfi }IAIII. ; RANDOM WEIGHT 2 - 4 LB_ AVG_ "+C Q'�EQN KING FROZEN PAGE ASSOQ"ED =CILACKERS�E-A `�- NO VOL KS ASSOQTE0 VEST _•�l1hE:J `AIL ON 'SALSA wICANTE NE EGYLIE: Q SHRIMPS SAUCE LWj N�B '� �' �Ol-'v- BAG 642 IL JAR EA BOX 340 MIN rOt NOYR>s' MO>S ~ QIE R NOYR=MOY�lS' = 1�� NIYY i NOYRi M � Nom. Q =/� KIBINI.IID. l�� " �� r M� - SPMLj yl Ll ' 1ti- .0 IOLBDI. 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PIOLY BA+t'' i i cOYBTocK IwcHIQAH FRuir 1 1-OLUEWRRY ~CH I 1 -CHERRY -APPLE 91 1 PIE FILLING-4 TILLING LTIN 1 1 ,.STORE RETAIL t2 99 EA --1 1L ------------- r -- CHRISTIE ASSORTED - CR ACTKER I 200 9 1250 9 sox I NSTORE RETS=�9 - PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, IM CLASSIFIED 8 We'll run it 1 Pied until it905 Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 'r Monday to Friday CTION UNE Sells. Call TORONTO 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday 6834545 us for LINE or fax your ad Clarington residents details 404-2615 Applies to Artickint Far 798.76726830707 (905) 579-2238 7, S afe andUTO FOR SALE PACKAGE BIRTH NOTICES - ludes all paper buy, For$6 �� Cand nounce your baby's arrivalle signs plus tips for ♦ th tling yu receive to $25 worthift to+ling your vehicle. �, quality baby products.7 111 1111 Careers 1 1 Careers ' 1 Careers 1 1 Careers ' 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1' Careers 1 General Help 11 11 11 Careens 1111M�1111-111119 Get Started! • IAN srs*m Teduolow :. • Cenngtlertd Accpntlirlp • Network Spec aW (CIE -3) • Computer mai anarm Technolm • Office A&Mmitratiom Fi MIM ttles111lib Oa MailiMa ft OHM t0M0 4111111 My 001Iat1MA 416) 291-666'2 1-800-9934993 325 Mikw Avenue 560 King Street West CD1 COLLEGE chfor your future OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY r r r r Oshawa le Whitby • Clarington This Week PKESEITS V_ 11 Don't miss this opportunity to display your jxIsiness in the highest traffic area in Msham PAgkmN Oslum Centre Wednesday, January 10th Thursday, January 11th Friday, January 12th Saturday, January 13th at the Oshawa Centre Price includes display booth and advertisement in a special section Sunday, January 7th, 1996 1 General 1 GeneralHelp CANVASSERS WANTED to sell the Durham Region Treasure Guide. Excellent remuneration. Students and adults preferred. Call John Leonard, Oshawa/Whifby/Clarington This Week 579-4400 or Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 416-798-7672 1996 IS already a busy year for East End Marketing Comparty. The upcorf" clientele is too much for us to handle at our present size. We will treed to ellpand operations in all areas of Cllstoiner Service, mailkeft Canipaiig<I CO Oft�laO0n1. No Teleenarkding Call Janet 905-7284IS42 ADULTS WS CHAT ADVERTISING Sales LINE looking for P/I phone Trainee for International mete, earn $70++/shift. Direct Mail Agency. Full Please cal for appointment training. Car required. Top Mon -Fri. 10.5 416-754- income for enthusiastic 5183. produce. Car 1-800-794- n , ,. ,. 8427. . AN EXPERIENCED drrv- or required for pica deliv- ery. Cal 427-2829. SUPE Required for a 60 plus unit apartment complex Duties in- clude cleaning and small repairs. Suit- able fro semi retired' couple. Please send resume to: File# 7251 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. Ontario LIH 7L5 T.V.SPECIAL DAT ING. Thursdays and Fn days at 11 p m or Sunday at 11 30 a.m. on chann4 44. Dacowr first hand dw reason why thousands c aeople have found happ mess, love and a ms ---9 a,l M40bonshrps that lasts For mdormahon and adds tonal show times, pleas GA 1-B00.667-0117. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers ctiedc their ad upon publication as News Advertiser win not be responsible for more than one scared Insertion and then: Shan be no liability for non-hserbon of any adver- bsernent. Liability for er- rors in ads is knifed to the amount paid for Che space occupyng the error. Al copy is subject to Ste ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. homemakers wanted for part time telemarketing. Training provided. Call bet -1 t die .m ween 9 a.m. and 5 p. p 619-6991. MODELS Tarp T,nrontu agcn,y Estahhskcd sin— 19119 Lucking Nor Icmalcs S'n- to 5A l' Malcs 5'10' to 6,3- Icr modeling and T.V. commcrcials. NEW FACES WELCIMIE 416.357-9206 04=Gvnc Sell-tnotivaled, career onented person required for busy wa ran a agency. Permmarletlt part -Gine (25+ hrslweek) lead to possible fill -Orale position. Please nqure Sal. Dec. MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron- 99am1-rpm , 3 Mon. Ids fastest growing agency Dec. 11, 5pm-7pm seeks 9xvits for film and TV Z2SI DRIVERS WANTED im. work. al types. no ex7.5p. req, mediatky. with own ear. Earn $15ft. Work guar- IF you aro single a a son pan Imre. nxxtt be 19 yrs. or anteed. We pace People 9le parent or separated c older 427-2424. on movie Sets wary day. divorced with three year EARN ti N per week Cao Iohnathon (115)961- work experience. you me from homelt Product as- 2226. quality for financial ass's sant*. Mai process„g. lance w i 4 Typing labels, etc. Gust- anseed (416) 208.3263 ext. 6. 24 Nm INVEST 1350 Receive Lop to $2.000 weedy. work paint or full erne. full training Seriau YOU are over =Work � all* have recently Deni ne. I laid oar. you may quarry fc r4r."raddinia. i-" training assistance. DIF surveys over the phone. $14 per. h►. d - merle III* time. Pleas can 407-Ifff CERT., Lotus, WorgxAea D -Base, Word. Accpac Bedford, Audoead. Ventura Pagemaker, Harvard. Cot of. Campt W Proprs— and Systems Analyst. Cc tel, Pascal and C. Photo provmtled. rn4nrws AM shop. Qum* Express an m only. For mon infonron. m are loddrg P Illustrator, DurhaS" (905) G66 77517 nes• Computer Corega GENERAL OFFICE clerk Parr tare oro 427-3010 hop with physical invenio- required for maternity leave. Stam Dec 27, 1995. Accounting experience re- quired. Cal 427-1995 or fax resume 430.0070. WANTED! Easy work! Excel- lent pay! Assemble products at home Cal49-92272) Ext. 479H50 ries in retail stares. Even- ings 6 wedwnds preferred. Paid framing. own tnns- por"hon a must. Please call (416)209-7747 Sun. da. Dec ntw 10 ,10 a.m. - 6 p.m. TELEMARKETERS re- quired for convnunity serv- ice program. (Office near Bad and Ritso n Rd.). Good phone manner and neat appearance esential. Day shift, evening & Saturday shift available. Call Mr. Jones at 905-721-9353, INSIDE CUSTOMEf SERVICE REP. (Alam ham'Finch) Stan Jan. 2 1996, for mas rnity leave. 2 3 year previous experi once. IBM 36 or , M F , a skAs necessary. Salary S ++ per hex. Call Geri Gra ham 905-831-7359 Gra ham Personnel Services. R7 help required for busy Office. Knowledge of WP60 and E-mail a must. Please fax resume to (105) 432.9306 ATTENTION: -- Joh" V. q10 zm_.. Deo ,7 WORK AT a l a them. -6 M 1lnt Trace Lodge HOME 56 Ffalcrovwl Plan We par you �sy to n , ,. ,. �1 ,.•yR,,;; astrn"our products, ts Iriscessivy. �vk*na. required Env waAL Re .nrpriwt 1 Fa FREEneraGeneral •oil sJliE 10 1 Help 1 Help Fire Star Enlnprise: 1s* UwOool Rd.. Sraa 213. MATURE STUDENTS and Pichon- DrL LIV s1u CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers ctiedc their ad upon publication as News Advertiser win not be responsible for more than one scared Insertion and then: Shan be no liability for non-hserbon of any adver- bsernent. Liability for er- rors in ads is knifed to the amount paid for Che space occupyng the error. Al copy is subject to Ste ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. homemakers wanted for part time telemarketing. Training provided. Call bet -1 t die .m ween 9 a.m. and 5 p. p 619-6991. MODELS Tarp T,nrontu agcn,y Estahhskcd sin— 19119 Lucking Nor Icmalcs S'n- to 5A l' Malcs 5'10' to 6,3- Icr modeling and T.V. commcrcials. NEW FACES WELCIMIE 416.357-9206 04=Gvnc Sell-tnotivaled, career onented person required for busy wa ran a agency. Permmarletlt part -Gine (25+ hrslweek) lead to possible fill -Orale position. Please nqure Sal. Dec. MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron- 99am1-rpm , 3 Mon. Ids fastest growing agency Dec. 11, 5pm-7pm seeks 9xvits for film and TV Z2SI DRIVERS WANTED im. work. al types. no ex7.5p. req, mediatky. with own ear. Earn $15ft. Work guar- IF you aro single a a son pan Imre. nxxtt be 19 yrs. or anteed. We pace People 9le parent or separated c older 427-2424. on movie Sets wary day. divorced with three year EARN ti N per week Cao Iohnathon (115)961- work experience. you me from homelt Product as- 2226. quality for financial ass's sant*. Mai process„g. lance w i 4 Typing labels, etc. Gust- anseed (416) 208.3263 ext. 6. 24 Nm INVEST 1350 Receive Lop to $2.000 weedy. work paint or full erne. full training Seriau YOU are over =Work � all* have recently Deni ne. I laid oar. you may quarry fc r4r."raddinia. i-" training assistance. DIF surveys over the phone. $14 per. h►. d - merle III* time. Pleas can 407-Ifff CERT., Lotus, WorgxAea D -Base, Word. Accpac Bedford, Audoead. Ventura Pagemaker, Harvard. Cot of. Campt W Proprs— and Systems Analyst. Cc tel, Pascal and C. Photo provmtled. rn4nrws AM shop. Qum* Express an m only. For mon infonron. m are loddrg P Illustrator, DurhaS" (905) G66 77517 nes• Computer Corega GENERAL OFFICE clerk Parr tare oro 427-3010 hop with physical invenio- required for maternity leave. Stam Dec 27, 1995. Accounting experience re- quired. Cal 427-1995 or fax resume 430.0070. WANTED! Easy work! Excel- lent pay! Assemble products at home Cal49-92272) Ext. 479H50 ries in retail stares. Even- ings 6 wedwnds preferred. Paid framing. own tnns- por"hon a must. Please call (416)209-7747 Sun. da. Dec ntw 10 ,10 a.m. - 6 p.m. TELEMARKETERS re- quired for convnunity serv- ice program. (Office near Bad and Ritso n Rd.). Good phone manner and neat appearance esential. Day shift, evening & Saturday shift available. Call Mr. Jones at 905-721-9353, INSIDE CUSTOMEf SERVICE REP. (Alam ham'Finch) Stan Jan. 2 1996, for mas rnity leave. 2 3 year previous experi once. IBM 36 or , M F , a skAs necessary. Salary S ++ per hex. Call Geri Gra ham 905-831-7359 Gra ham Personnel Services. R7 help required for busy Office. Knowledge of WP60 and E-mail a must. Please fax resume to (105) 432.9306 ATTENTION: -- Joh" V. THE NEWS ADOLRMER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,19!5 -PAGE 23 OfficeJM r Skilled y IlDspihll Daycare Daycare Daycare Daycare Daycare Help Help Daycare • Wanted • Wanted • Available • Available • Available RECEPTIONIST required FURNACE installation CERTIFIED D I for Callback Animal Hospi- Person. gas -fitter, oil-bumer enta Assis- tantlReceptionist. Patient- DENTAL Receptionist/ Dental BABYSITTER needed in LIVE OUT nanny for one DAYCARE available. tal, opening January 19%. mechanic wanted for Dur- centred practice looking for Assistant required for full-time position, flexible home to care for two young children. Monday to Friday child, South Ajax area. near lake. Start Jan. 2nd.. clearm/safe, non smoker, fenced yard, snacks and Please send resume to: ham Region, hourly rate. caring, enthusiastic, intelli- hours in a preventive dental 3:00 to 6:00prn sometimes 1996. Call 428-1915 lunches provided. Bayridg- 575 Thornton Rd. N. Unit 6, For further information call nized.depend- able practice, experience w/ later. In Westney Heights Pickering. Call Gad, pshawa, 1-1,1610116 63-8154 leave res- storgaaff part- computers an asset Please area. Experience and Ref- NANNY required my 831.5611. Pos time Position. experience a hand deliver resumes to erences required. Please home, weekdays for baby, Plus Please call 905-428- 259 Simcoe St. S Call Before 3:00 pm (906) q and 7 year olds Expen- LOVING daycare, ECE 0188 between 12 2pm �.My ence/trainmg. Trustworthy, grad Provides quality loving reliable. References re- daycare in home. Develop - CARING RESPONSI- quired. 686r1206 mental program, daily out- AskAPA• aboutTMENT BLE Person wanted to ings, hot nutritious meals 6 FOR RENT • t care for 7 month old in our SELL IT NOW snacks. North Wesiney home or yours, references, area, 427-3141. 683-0707 experience preferred no , LL 683-0707 ' professional advisors at smoking White's Rd / Shepherd 831-8934 PICKERING 376 Kingston Rd., Bay Ridges Plaza Brock and Bayly Clearemont ffiff :11 • HFOD INJURY ASSOCIATE OF -111RHAM HFGIC MONTESSORI DAYCARE In my home Rea—ri.bte rater Ncwhurns to live years 831-6176 >'.dri*nki*ng •,: DAYCARE PROVIDED Stevenson and Laval area. Mom of 2 . Hot kumc res and snacks, speaks French and English. Call Sophie 434- 5333 SELL �`fr NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 JONL--- L PEN-0-0.1i1we Save $ 5100 on any Oil and Filter Package WI(f, :l!I$ cVuper Expiry date: Feb. 29196 .00 ';z, WESTNEY ROAD SOUTH, AJAX. ONT. i (905)427-6796 jam _L" ; 10 Minute Oil Change Centre � s N^ 4Ppf,INTUM NEEDEC - WARRANTY APPK tt Fomwr Far ' Comfort Inn A.r Pickering `A, :are about your .alcty. Dunng 1 ember ask �about our Christmas ,rty room. Put your key in our door. rnmt in your ignition. 1-800-228-5150 533 Kingston Rd., Pickering, 831-6200 7� yew a�cc bolo a USeQs0 nS • � "Vw, �•t�� THIS MESSAGE HAS ® i r.5 Greetings"" 'PleaseDon't rAe roem BEEN MADE POSSIBLE Drink & Drive' e,4& ftom moo BY THESE COMMUNITY ROYAL WOODS IO0°•263-"31 &*1 TORONTO LINE: 4116134 9"M . LINCOLN MERCURY 55KINGSTOMINDED BUSINESSES•f 686-2300 PICKERING "It's worth it!" Durham .. JACK'S R = samm Drew "PLEASE CHEMICAL LIMITED DON'T DRINK Coughlan SUBSIDIARY OF ASHLAND OIL INC. • • Radiators ReDDrded6 DRIVE" Homes Cleaned • AC-DeloD Products AshtandVrW cher t a arm active and • • • Gas Tank Repairs r r►t�rdt� 9ain _ „ Building quality • • ws and Flattery Service whirl we operate. "n obey a s "The members of the - _ for over 35 ears Air Condition & Repairs mgtrratiorls yoyeming ow apera►io�s 132 ' �9 9b9 and oak in a manner that ensures the Durham Regional Police Service MEMBERS � , , y • Free Cooling Check salary of our employees, our ASKABOUT OUR GUARANTEE' oarmuxnes and our environment. wish you a Of 4�����0� FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY For furdw details Pose contact Safe & Happy OR WHILE YOU WAIT Allan Stobbart 6113.0150 Holiday Season" AJAX Downtown "PLEASE DON'T DRIVE & 1010 Toy, Pickering DRIVE" NorMof9"ltj«,r.«It11mcll+gym^► Responsible Care: DON'T DRINK & DRIVE Business Improvement Area X 683-0622 A Total Cotrnent .. :.;\ y., >'.dri*nki*ng •,: DAYCARE PROVIDED Stevenson and Laval area. Mom of 2 . Hot kumc res and snacks, speaks French and English. Call Sophie 434- 5333 SELL �`fr NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 JONL--- L PEN-0-0.1i1we Save $ 5100 on any Oil and Filter Package WI(f, :l!I$ cVuper Expiry date: Feb. 29196 .00 ';z, WESTNEY ROAD SOUTH, AJAX. ONT. i (905)427-6796 jam _L" ; 10 Minute Oil Change Centre � s N^ 4Ppf,INTUM NEEDEC - WARRANTY APPK tt Fomwr Far ' Comfort Inn A.r Pickering `A, :are about your .alcty. Dunng 1 ember ask �about our Christmas ,rty room. Put your key in our door. rnmt in your ignition. 1-800-228-5150 533 Kingston Rd., Pickering, 831-6200 7� yew a�cc bolo a USeQs0 nS • � "Vw, �•t�� THIS MESSAGE HAS ® i r.5 Greetings"" 'PleaseDon't rAe roem BEEN MADE POSSIBLE Drink & Drive' e,4& ftom moo BY THESE COMMUNITY ROYAL WOODS IO0°•263-"31 &*1 TORONTO LINE: 4116134 9"M . LINCOLN MERCURY 55KINGSTOMINDED BUSINESSES•f 686-2300 PICKERING "It's worth it!" Durham .. JACK'S R = samm Drew "PLEASE CHEMICAL LIMITED DON'T DRINK Coughlan SUBSIDIARY OF ASHLAND OIL INC. • • Radiators ReDDrded6 DRIVE" Homes Cleaned • AC-DeloD Products AshtandVrW cher t a arm active and • • • Gas Tank Repairs r r►t�rdt� 9ain _ „ Building quality • • ws and Flattery Service whirl we operate. "n obey a s "The members of the - _ for over 35 ears Air Condition & Repairs mgtrratiorls yoyeming ow apera►io�s 132 ' �9 9b9 and oak in a manner that ensures the Durham Regional Police Service MEMBERS � , , y • Free Cooling Check salary of our employees, our ASKABOUT OUR GUARANTEE' oarmuxnes and our environment. wish you a Of 4�����0� FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY For furdw details Pose contact Safe & Happy OR WHILE YOU WAIT Allan Stobbart 6113.0150 Holiday Season" AJAX Downtown "PLEASE DON'T DRIVE & 1010 Toy, Pickering DRIVE" NorMof9"ltj«,r.«It11mcll+gym^► Responsible Care: DON'T DRINK & DRIVE Business Improvement Area X 683-0622 A Total Cotrnent .. A PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1995 RMATION E THE ADVERTIS Christmas is an entertaining time of year NATIVITY SCENE Mount Zion United Church is presenting a living outdoor nativity play on Sunday. December 17th. The church is located at 3000 Concession 8, just east of Salem Rd. in north Pickering. The play will be pre- sented at 5:30 and 7 p.m.. Bleacher seating is available. Dress warm and bring a blan- ket. For more information call 649-5200 or 649-5102. Holiday Camp 4. The Pickering Recreation Department will be hosting a Christmas Holiday Mini -Camp for children aged five to 12. The camp will be held from Tuesday, Jan. 2 to Fri. Jan. 5 at the Recreation Complex at Valley farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. The camp will include daily skating and swimming. Bring your own lunch. For information about the camp or holiday hours for swimming and skating call 420-4621 DINNER THEATRE Herongate Dinner Theatre is presenting "If the Shoe Fits" a musical comedy for the whole family. Located north of Hwy 2 in Pickering on Altona Rd. the play runs from Dec. 27 to 30 with shows at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. each day. For information about tickets and reservations call 472-3085. CONCERT The Jean McDonald Singers children's and youth choir perform the Nutcracker in song and dance at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade at 11 a.m. and noon. Tickets are $3 per per- son. To reserve tickets call 837-2611 11aven'theard Ku -mon Oy ✓ Kumonis the #1 after-school Math and Read g program in Canada. _ ✓ Over 22,000 students are enrolled in 250 Kumon Centres across the country. ✓ Kumon Math and Reading programs cap help children develop superior study habits, these elf confidence, and improve school grades. ✓ Two cbsses per geek plus © ents for only $60 per # KU Math.Reding Programs 0%0 t r :905-839-4537 • Fail . 8c Finch Av. E., Mrs J • H odg+exnount Dr., Mn. 'raflores 905-420-6212 N Aus. J. Magee 905-83 2.12 - . pi Re�rleation Complex, Mr. E. Mawjee 905-471-9567 • Sc Mr. M- RAhim 905-571-7200 KINDERNASTIC KIDS WINTER REGISTRATION SPOTS STILL AVAILABLE! Gymnastic, craft & dance classes from ages walking to 16 FOR MORE INFO. CALL SHIRLEY OR LANNETTE 427-5543 Yrs 360 Bayly St., unit #1, Aiax HIGH POINT STABLES We are oQennc a special Day Camp ove' the Cr,nstmas holidays for dddren from beginner to advance. The camp off cover al stages of ndirxj from the ground up. Yow child oil learn the proper care of groaning. feeding. ewpment & parts of the horse. This camp wit allow your child to know all the basks for caring for a riding horse. This cwnp is for lin & er>foyment over the Christmas break as well as a learning experience for your child. There wll be tun b games in the snow that children do not exoenence on their every Jay lessons Bookings will be limited as we're trying to keep this camp on a one to one basis. HIGH POINT ALSO OFFERS BOARDING & LESSONS. Feel free to give us a call and ask about our lessons program. HIGH POINT STABLES 775 HIGH POINT RD., PORT PERRY (905) 985-2591 OR 1400430-4448 GM=m WINTER CLASS SCHEDU mon11111l1T_i ON Mon. Dec. 11th 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. >r4 1\ (14 ;i 48 EXETER RD. (905) 4ZT-0036 i GINGERBREAD 4 Co -Operative Nursery School "Success for over 20 years" Huge Play Child 1, 2, 3 Area + or 4 Equipment � morning /wk. Teacher Parent .........Teachers give 100%" ....................... ..Great program" ..................................... Low Fees" ".I Love the Parent Involvement" 420-1627 (on Bayly between Liverpool & Whites Rd., Pickering) "I highly recommend this school for parents who want the very best for their child." Mother of Tanya, age 3 ,% Blaisdale Montessori ;J School 509-5005 HMd oHfa: Pl111=F NG 415 Toyrwvale Road AJAX 403 Kingston Rd. W. 365 Kingston Rd. 545 Kingston Rd. W. I r � WINTER PROGRAMS January 16th - March 20th CLASSES NOW FOR110NiG N& ; * Pre-Ballell/Jaa *Pre -Tap * Creative Dance *Ballet Jan *Adult Classes - Jaa ' Tap, Ballroom & Line Dancing BEGMIERS TO ADULTS REGISTRATION SAT., DEC. 16TH and SAT., JAN. 6TH FROM 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. 845 Westney Rd. S., Unit #1 Ajax For Information c#M 683-1269 Give the gift of exerdse and fun, OW . off list a NllltfUnw. 'st t.,zp: W ­ -kwi ''905=649 -dagmar For your children's REWARDING SKIING EXPERIENCE the SKI SCHOOL at DAGMAR SKI RESORT has skiing lesson programs for all ages and abilities. Located just minutes north of the Ajax/Pickering on Lakeridge Road, Dagmar has unique ski school lesson programs designed to guide yourself and your children through the various levels of skiing. Dagmar incorporates the "Skier Technical Evaluation Program". the S.T.E.P. is a program developed by the Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance, and it divides skiing For those aged 6 and up (including adults), we offer a nine week "WEEKENDERS" program. This program offers comprehensive instruction for the nine weeks, STEP evaluations, and lift tickets all together for a price that simply can't be beat anywhere else. For those who prefer a little more privacy, this season the Ski School has introduced it's "PRIVATE" program, which includes 6 weeks of one on one tuition that can be arranged for you and/or your family members at whatever time is best for you. If you have any questions regarding this Ski School Programs or anything else, please give us a call at (905) 649-2002 / 2004. See you on the slopes! J THE THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1995 -PAGE 35 • ALPINE • CROSS-COUNTRY SNOWBOARDING OPEN 7 DAYS 6 NIGHTS abilities into nine different categories called "STEP'S". Instructors use skills and exercises to improve your skiing, and as you achieve these skills, a STEP pin and card are awarded. Dagmar's Ski School is the most qualified Ski School in the area. All of Dagmar's instructors are certified to the national standard of the CANADIAN SKI INSTRUCTORS ALLIANCE, and all attend training sessions weekly to keep their skiing and teaching skills at the highest level offered anywhere in Canada. Whether you are new to the sport of skiing, or are a seasoned veteran whose goal is to perfect your technique, Dagmar has the instructor and the program to suit you and your family, just in time for the holidays! The little ones will enjoy our "SKIWI" program, offered Saturdays and Sundays for 3 to 5 year olds running for nine weeks. This specialized program features low student/teacher ratio, and a structure that allows your children to learn and have fun in agame-oriented atmosphere. Lessons run for 90 minutes, and classes can come in for a break with hot chocolate when the weather gets too cold for the kids. 0 DAGMAR SKI SCHOOL PROGRAMS 905-649-2004 DAY PROGRAMS • VALID UNTIL 5:00 P.M. 905-649-2004 PROGRAM DURATION START DAY � SE � COST RENTAL COMMENTS WEEKENDERS 9 WEEKS JAN. 6,7 SAT. 100AX LET YOUR CHILDREN (6.18 YEARS) SUN. 11:30 A.M. $90 5196 5118 EXPERNENCE THE 1:00 P.M. THRILL OF WINTER CLUB SKIWI 9 WEEKS JAN. 6,7 SAT. 10:00 A.M. TO (36 YEARS) SUN. 11:30 $160 5160 $108 SUN, SNOW AND 1:00 P.M. TO FRESH ABR 2:30 P.Y- HOLIDAY 4 DAYS HOLIDAY DEC- GREAT SEASON CAMP BREAK 26.29 11'00 A.M.. SM $ISO $72 WARM UP (S-18 YEARS) JAN. 2 HOUR LESSON 2-6 PRIVATE 6 WEEKS FLEXIBLE OPEN FLEXIBLE $150 $250 $80 PERSONALIZED PROGRAM ONE ON ONE INSTRUCTION • ALL LESSONS ARE 1 HOUR IN LENGTH UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED • EACH PACKAGE INCLUDES A LIFT TICKET FOR DAY OR NIGHT OF LESSON. • CASH, VISA OR MASTERCARD. ALL PRICES IN THIS AD INCLUDE TAXES. 1 PAGE 2.6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, IM 4� FOR INF AND THE 4; !sV 01 �lr, PAGE! LOOKING FOR SOMETHING TO DO THIS HOLIDAY SEASON? SWIMMING AND CRAFTS The Ajax Parks and recreation Department offers Kit' n' Kaboodle on Sat. Dec. 16 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the McLean Community Centre at Westney Rd. and Magill Dr. The cost is $10 which will include such activities as crafts and swimming and well as lunch supervision. If you would like to register call 427-8811. DROP-IN CENTRES There will be drop- in centres offered at Lakeside Community Centre at 4 Parkes Dr. and at Westney Heights Community Centre at 45 Brennan Rd. They will run from Dec. 28 to Dec. 29 and Jan. 3 to Jan. 5. Admission is free. There will be sports, games and crafts from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m. each day. For more informa- tion call 427-8811 Friday Night Teen Centre Attention all High School Students! Spend your Friday nights playing basketball, volleyball, floor hockey and other activities. The next night is on Dec. 15th and then return on Jan 12. The fun starts at 6 p.m, and goes to 8:45 P.M. Admission is $2 and the activities will be held at L. Alexander C.C. on Church St. N. in Ajax and St. Jude Catholic School on Coles Ave. NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY The South Pickering Senior's Club 753 will be holding a New Year's Eve Party on Sun. Dec. 31 st. The party will be from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. For more informa- tion call 420-5049 or 420- 6588. EUCHRE NIGHT WINTER'S HERE! and Northstar is ready... are you? NORTHSTAR SKI CLUB NORTHSTAR SKI CLUB FOR KIDS a." ` Adults Day and Weekend Trips ` is Ski Programs For Children Ages 9-18 ` Ski In Some Of The Finest Resorts In Ontario As Well As Quebec And N.E. United States ` Social Events ` CALL JOHN MARTIN AT 430-8878 TO FIND OUT HOW YOU OR YOUR "BU DREN CAN HAVE THE BEST WINTER EVER. Also at the club which meets at the Senior's Activity Centre at the Pickering Recreation Complex there will be a Euchre Night on Sat. Dec. 16th. It starts at 7 p.m. and admission is $3. SKATING Public skating at The Pickering Recreation Complex is held on Fridays from 7:30 to 9:15 p.m.; Saturdays from 8 to 9:45 p.m. and Sundays from 3 to 4:45 p.m. Parents and tots skating is Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to noon and Fridays from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Seniors skating is held on Mondays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Admission is $2.75 per person for public skat- ing; $2.00 for Parents and Tots and $1.00 for seniors. WIN A TOYBOX FOR CHRISTMAS Come in to Once check out our Upon a Child" by great values for December 20" and i Christmas. We've fill out a ballot to got tons of new win a brand new and gently used Step 2 Toy Storage toys that would Chest. And while make any child's you're at it, holidays brighter. 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Must be able to develop complete working drawings on Autocad R 12. Ajax Location. Please fax resume: 905428-0230. GROWING TRUCK BODY MANUFACTURER has immediate openings for self motivated people who are: Semi skilled sheet metal fabricators, experience with aluminum welding, up to 3 /16 " an asset. Applications will be taken 2 - 4 pm. only, Monday - Friday P.K. Welding & Fabricators 747 Bloor St. W. Oshawa, Ontario ' Firewood ' Articles For Sale BROOKLIN FIREWOOD. Established 25 years Brush cords. face cords and kindling of quality sea- soned firewood Fast friendly service and free delivery. Please phone or leave message (905) 655- 5490 or 655-8797 BURN the best. APPLE - WOOD 18' long 1 year old 1wln brand orchards 905- 967-4563. FIREWOOD - Duality sea- soned hardwood. Oak. ma- ple. cherry. ash S65 face Mrd. 5225. Bush cord. Free delivery. Afax/Pickenngr Whrby 427-7666 YEAR END SALE, fire- wood quality seasoned 16' hardwood, at, split and denvered. $190/bush cad while supplies Last- Can 705-944-8801, 7pm-llpm. F1REW00D Excellent quality hard- wood. Guaranteed. extra kxlg tme fuse seasoned. cut and spot. Honest neaawsomw Free dell way Kozy Heat Firewood (905)753-2246 FIREWOOD, TOP QUALITY. seasoned hardwood at low prices. Free delivery. serving Pick - firing. Ajax. Whitby. Osha- wa. call 427-8250 or 427- 1734 FREE Hardwood kindling for pick up. 202 South Blalf St., flet 932. NMtby, FXM LUMBER i FIREw000 CENTRE 4'XVX12' $60.00 WXVX16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1M Days 70-M-11 1 Ettanit9a 916434466 Free DM1f�ry to oehale Ane FIREM000 excellent quality. herd firewood. one yew seasoned, cul and split. ask inaple. beech. ash.. Fres delivery. Ajax. Whitby and Pidtsrinp 683 0709 SKIDS A Pallets for fire- wood. hardwood 6 soft- wood nnir-d. pins ore or brtr kern, delivery avaialbN. W" ft Sniff loads. Limited tate offer. CaN (905)430- 9013. SOFA - Brown wo bust Inco tweed. good condi- tion, cushion style. $400. Telephone (905) 509-- 5344 MArticles for Sale 1 Pair of KVB Gas struts. raw $160. WIN sell for $00 fib 1981.63 Datsun 200S)C Call Abe at 683-5117 on 427.1637 eve. 18 CU. FT. Inglis retng- erator, Admiral self clean- ing oven and Inglis burn in dishwasher. $750 for all. Ivory colored c1mette with 4 dusty rose covered chars $75 430-0097 20 HORSEPOWER air compressor Call 668- 0853 -- 3 JUKEBOXES. all lent C.""on. 1968 excel- lent $1299. 1985 NSM on location making motley $975.1987 Rockaa with 300 . 45's $1475. 579- 45M 5 pc. Brass 6 glass drat. 5310, walnut coffee 8 and tables. $195. 2 oak end tar bias. $100. sofa d chair 5250, bedroom suite 5395, entenaiMnent unit. $45 . small table S25465 each. microwave. $115, many other Mems. (905)697- 3532 9 PC. OUNCAN PHYFE divio 1g suds $1.735 wash- stand $165. kneehole desk S135. oval coffee table $25, pressback rocker $95. drop lad table and 4 chairs 5375. porch rocker $75. magazine table $65, cop- per boiler S75. vanity belch $45, half moon table 535, air conditioner. !25. dehumidifier $75. lawn mower $65, 2 door dories cupboard $45, ladies and mans' golf clubs 43D-2650 A GIFT OF FITNESS. Complete Home Gym. uip Heavy Duty Eqment. Olyrnpc weights, fixed E.Z. curl barbells, and dumb- bells, lacks included. Pec deck, knee extension. Lat machine bench press, in - c nis 8 decks bends. Flat bench. Shoulder bench etc. SON for las than 112 esti mdse vane. 52500. Might consider 20" saparalW Y. Cal Kirk at 432-1863. A REPOSSESSED sateate system, only 535• monthly. Incl a ling pro- grwwwo Fria insf aMaon WW warranty. 905-655- 3661. ALL64MALMM Shp. del-stagle snowlhrow-r. 6500. WOCKI-Wain U" cabinet. SM. Frig"fle 12.5cu.8. freezer, $175. Twin -pedestal dark, $75. CCM tbrnpuderiz d dal cycle. $100. AN exc-Nerht tx. "" .90&723.8799. AIM M ELECTRfIc Chaer with battery dwW good condition. $600. Tele- phone 693-3712. ARTI LIMITED EDmONS. Trisha Romanian 5200. Elizabeth Berry, Brent Townsend. Rob Slain $150. Pnnhssio l framed, dou- ble trained. Must Sell, greet ON 906-725-3699. ASR TIRES (4) P205170 R14, w/asn rims, one win- tw a". Asking $400. Also shriving and large quantity of low Will natural skin care stock. 435-6136. • Articles MIT For Sale ATTENTION : Wholesal- ers, Contractors E Builders. Two large quantities premi- um quality 13' X13 ' ce- ramic tile. 4000 pieces white textured design. 7000 pieces white marble design. Also matching skirt 4-1/4' X 13' for above. No taxest! Priced Elsewhere at $2.30 - Asking 51.39 sold in large lots only. Viewing or pictures available . Tele- phone Dan at 416-745- 1044 or leave message at 416-716-4056 BED chesterfield, mattress unused. excellent $175. sectional $75, bar fridge $75, eye -level oven/stove unit $75. Call (905)655- 8592. BERNHARDT LARGE 7 piece sectional, neutral ca lours. A-1 condition. $500. Call 728-5661. .t LIFT TRUCK Electric walk behind, 3000lbs. capacity. 10 ft, mast, $4500, includes charger. call Dave 839-8124 before 5 pm. CARPET A ' Prices. buy direct wholesale. Free in- stdtatlon for free estimate call Sal (905)432-2750, or pager(416)900-%97 Carpet Broker, 100%. Nylon thick. plusr, stain re- sistant carpet For 3 roonK. only $369 00 Price in- cludes 30 Sq- yds carpet. deluxe pad and installation In your Mone. Free quota- tion n your dome No in- terest, no payment for one lull year. Daniel, 1.800- 217-0104. CARPET MILL DIRECT 100% nylon, thick plush, stain resistant carpet for 3 rooms. only 5349. price in- cluding. 30 square yards. carpet. ped.labour, Free eshmafe. Amid 1-800- 401-5557 1 yr.no payment, no ire~.. For 1 kA year CARPETS - acs of carpal 100'4 nylon. new sten re- lease carpet on hand I will carpel 3 monis. 5349. Price includes carpet, premium pad. expert WSMNabw. fast delivery. free oawrmL%s 130 yards). Norman 6!6-2314. CERTIFIED NOT DOG CART, for sale asking 52200. or lest offer please call 579--9002 CHERRY WOOD Enter- ta nment uM. Shea - beige. hunter green and rose Both 2 years okt still We new. Please call 725-55502 affair 4 p.m. weekdays and after 10 a.m, weekends. CHRISTMAS Specials. portable dishwasher $150. upright freezer $400. 12 cu. ft. freezer 5225. matching fridges 6 stows $575- $600/p-ir, almond stow $175, washer 8 dryer $45& Pair, stacking washer a dryer 54251pa, dryer $100. 90 toy warranty, included we ON appb -s. Bleached oak wall unit 1250. wall akiVsmoked glass doors $375-$575. wdwU rwnOnt units !' S- $75. osklgleas Dolle- -do $225. oak pin -1 wood, gum coo" a ofd how $7544. 1Gg waftdwd 6 drawers SM. rachrlar couch $425, blue low sleet SM. burgundy couch & cfhr .,,K hirg{ndy m*- er $100. sola bed (needs recovered) $50, 1940's table. 4 dwirs $375. 2 ub table 4 chairs $175 & $250. 1946 9 pc tfinkhg sufle trw- hogrq $1495. round glass tables. 4 sternal chairs $275, secretary dwkharn $150. students dask/atfas top $75, almond bullet/dr- na cabinet $525. Noor and table lamps. pictures, prints. beds. chairs, bee li more. 579-0526. CHRONALox 40 atop. forted air electric furnace with 40 gallon hot water tank, $400 o.b.o. Call 725- 3914. rjl THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1995 -PAGE 27 Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Christmas Christmas Computer 1 For Sale 1 For Sale 1 For Sal 1 For Sal 1 For Sob 1 For Sale Trees Trees 1 Video GRAND OPEMIMG DENTIST'S VIRTUAL IF YOU'RE LOOKING PIANO - MASON and VISIT our Thrift & Con - DE' a1C- sip-wizim VISION glasses/ear- for ... Tables. chairs, lamps, Risch apartment size, nice signment Store, 10 DEC" =L. 9 A.M. �'1 phones, help patients relax. desks, beds, washstands, sound, good condition, Church, King St., Newcas- E & C CONSIGNMENT Includes audio/video inter- chairs, rockers. dining room. bedroom great starter piano $1,100. 08. Low Prices in clothing, Savig Orphan Region for phase module, adaptor, sets• sets, Piano - antique 1895 Estey toys, etc. Consignment Upscale Resale cables, $699 o.b.o. Call mirrors, candles, flowers, mahogany cabinet grand, items at 20% (905)987- • • TIIYOfilg 905-831.2380. tea cups, coal racks, book- sound enhancement panel. 2154. Now offani g free bolss cases, dressers' gifts' toys' recently appraised at Quality SelectlOrl: DINING ROOM suite, baskets.- We're your kind $3.500 by antique dealer, WEDDING Dress & crino- • Ladies fashion -Casual, avenin suff oak a hutch, bines, taws of store!! New Life Fumi- lure, Quaky New and Used asking $1,400 Organ - line: beaded, off -shoulder, with with a chairs Shop. (9Pla 6Ajax. 2. Hammond spinet L1oo gin dress wAong and business wear. We car designer carry 9 (extra leaf) asking $1795. Mackenzie Plaza k, Ajax. sones. good condition great trainfull-1 train & bow. Asking $650. names such as: Liz Clairbome, Jones 697-3323. starter organ, $500. Organ - Call 728-5056. New York, GAP, Club Monaco Duncan File diningroom KENWOOD TOWER OF POWER. 200 watt remote Gulbransen console thea - WEDDING gown. size 26, • Children's Wear table and 6 chairs $500; stereo package. Dual cas- tre organ, 2 octave pedal board. 2 speed Leslie, ideal $600 Beadwork, train, Kenmore apartment size sette. 5 disc CD player, for the serious student or a headpiece $75 3 red portable washingmachine tower speakers Rent to small church $2,300. Clan- bridesmaid dresses $80 1235 B8 I St. y y $inin peach &green liv ng/ diningroom 2/ own by phone for only S7.SO/week. Call 571-1413. net condition, fl2s. 4 9och each. Washer & dryer (Bay Ridges, IGA Plaza) Pickering pictures $700. Call Mel 576-6553. NEW,ELECTRIC skooler, ft. ate coder with ower m- 5450/pair . Call 434-1338 after 6 30p m. 839-4159 DIAMOND RING. 213 (never used) with battery sulated refrigeration unit, must sell, $300 6' 6 drawer NEW CONSIGNORS Karat, pear shaped. plus 12 charger, purchased in July display case, $100. Box PI y YAMAHA exquisite grand WELCOME brillance, appraised at for $4,240, asking $3300. custom wheel chair, for up trader 100.725-9644 piano, ebony. G1 series Beautiful, rich tone Im- No appointment necessary S5,200. Must Be Seen. Asking $2.000. 432-8919 to 1SOIbs $700. 839-2676 PIANO -GRANDFATHER maculate quality. Asking OFFICE desk, $100; 4 CLOCKS 58000 Cap 905-427.1479. OLONIAL 8 piece dning COMPUTER CHRIST- ENGAGEMENT RING dressers. $45/each: 20' Durham's largest selection- Newand used pianos. Not apse dining room set, Apt. MAS Specials DX 266's 14 -carat d with .65 -carat color TV, $50. Antiques: sure) Rent to own, apt. Articles ;M1 ce. table extends to 48'. $799 , OX4/100's $1.499. pear-shaped diamond plus bed. $145: 4 occasional we. upright, grand, digital. Wanted 9 piece Palliser 566-100'5 51.650.. Pentium matching 8 -diamond t4- chairs dresser, keyboards. Wroo s Broom set, queen size, 75'5. $1.750. 100's $1.950 carat gold wedding band, oak rot; $100; oak rocker, $195. eY CHRISTMAS SPECIALS. Telep Piano is 3 -drawer Palliser 1205 (2.099. Most systems Appraisal value: 54500, Call 905-697-3532 ANTIQUES Absotutey. alts, microwave cart. 2 are loaded 8 melts ram 850 asking $2200 for both OAKIPINE FURNITURE- Works, 433.1491 Purchasing fumrNre (:z. ght tables, gold trim, hap drives, 4 speed CD Roms, '95 O.B.O. 9D5-655 -85I& Why 'shad enteri One PINE entertainment Cabi- me'� ole Sctisdvw. - insole w/rntrror. Fabric Windows etc. Get a 9cliner chair, blue, black Canon color BJ4000 f« sari of Ontario's oldest and lar- net net 56-X60'. 22'deep 5495. meets, china, silver, adver- ather recliner and otto- 5365. with a new system. FIBERGLASS cap $150, truck tool box S75, box gov is now so" direct to the public. 579-3952. �+^g. toys• decoys. dolls• milk bottles, collections or an, settee & chair poral, Lots of used products too. )RX stereo system, dou- 486'5, 386'5. 286's from traitor $200. new hard top Eg. oak pedestal table and TOSHIBA nxcrowave estates Cap Robert Bowen a cassette turntable, $195. complete and guar- 8' bag awning $125 regular 4 chairs $849; 7 ft. double pedestal and 6 chairs $75-, Couch/chair $100 Antiques (905) 655-8049. hnmae microwave. Nin- anteed at Garhngton Com- $300' (90`')6'"'•'8592' $1499; cannonball beds Excellent condition. 905 - Brodkin ndo. Challenger set, w/ puler, 164 Baseline Road, HIGH cable bills? Poo fon S399: OVer 20 stain 839-9675 UNWANTED Scrap metal ono 3. Dude Hunt, coffee Bowmanville. (Just east of Ne 5441'. 2 and tables. the Flying Dubdunan Hotel) picture quality? GO DI- choices, all solid, no veneers. Traditional WHEELCHAIR Quickie picked up. fridges, stoves. while Vase Ianpa, 2 bed 697-3059 RECTI D.S.S. 18- Digital Wood- working 9� RX model Brand now. nev. washers, dryers, cars. ystal lamps. standard COMPUTER. 486 DX. 8- Satellite Systems. 150 or used. Payed $160o trucks. etc. Call (905)430- np. TVIVCR stand.stor- meg RAM. 17D -meg HD + channels. CD quality plc- PC AMBRA 466 SLC2. SO/ Make an offer 905-579- 9013. M cupboard (wood). 2 le c �� (�) Dem 40 -meg HD. 14' monitor, lure and sound. Rent to own by phone from only 25 mhz. 4 meg RAM. 125 m•9 HD. math coprossor. 4992 WANTED Trillium Boler keyboard. ♦ software. ex- ore rurndhas teal colour eye cellent condition, $1200 S40Jmonth. Cap 571-1413. ling• mo ctor, windows 3 1, GE Range, avocado, Triple E or Big Fool fibre- Kenmoe ' 9055-697-1560 HITACHI 31- stereo TV Doe 6. works $950 433 8737 alter bpm f120 (905) 655 J774 glass ass travel trader 705- moth vacuum w/accesso- Loaded Rent to own by 887-1511 Fw*m Falls. s, entortonmord urwt 4x4, D.J. E t, dual WrDmen phone �_75/w•ek. PEPPER SPRAY Safe TOSHIBA 27- stereo TV. nous small ahpWranas. turntables, cassette deck. 13 Call 571-1413 protection attacksfor New with 3 you ted oval pedestal table amp., speakers, micro- Eagainst Excellent Xmas gilt for hammy. Rent o own by phone kx .21-, kitchen dinette phone, steno. 28 Iigftt, �- ones, sisters. daughter. arty $6 75fwesk Cap 571- %te. wfblack tubular dor W. etc. $1900 o.b o 686- sensors, loggers. (416) 724 1413 cks & legs. 36x36' ex- 7%7 or 683.6438. 8161 ids to 48-. 427-1915 D 1 R E C T O R Y 707 Fax News Advertiser K311111110 Fax ITER CHEAP",Home Dvern•nts, roc rooms.in apartments, additions. as, decks. etc. Li- ed for over 20 years, work guaranteed, for euimate cal Ernie Mr. Brush Fair Hoose K Basimmiss Palafia` isdidems Rafwafieas Cal a Coe '.. F"Is COMPUTER, lust over a I CUT YOUR OWN year old, IBM PS/1 486. Me 33MHz processor, 253 MB CHRISTMAS TREE hard disk. 4 MB Ram. ni- chiding a 14' SVGA Moni- tor, Canon bubble Jet 200e at - printer 3.5- and 5 1/4' disk drive, double -speed CD- SPADEMAN Rom, 16-bit sound card, stereo computer speakers. TREE FARM keyboas internal modem, keyboard, mouse. Gravis Joystick, microphone. Durham Rd. No. 21 Windows 31, MS-DOS 6.0. Just West of Utica lots of software & share- ware. 4 CD's: PS11 Multi - Fresh pre-cuts $10 and up. media Pack. Compton's In- teractive Encyclopedia, We have a weekly turkey King's Quest VI, Mayo Cis - draw, free wagon rides & nic Family Health Book "Asking 52.500 For inqui- hot chocolate. nes call 571-5344 OPEN DAILY - 985-7291 ovaoer.n qr , Thee F11wr ...r ria SELL IT NOW c4Mw C ­Urn . r l l • i Arts & Crafts • Arts & Crafts • Arts & Crafts rel Excellerill DE' a1C- sip-wizim you plunibirig needs. CHRIST!VI aS CRAFT S.aLES n custom hortnes' additions, are printed here air cleaners 111111 _17 Wed. Fri. & Sun. locust pricesl GuwwNojo To place yours, see wim baaanrem aparrrsrhk. Res- call 516-9335 or 683-070' Pati 1 9� Fax 5"79-2238 432-2913. Oshaww Whitby/ Clarington Savig Orphan Region for " This Week ist, ora ranowte your bash- Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser ALVIN SAMEDAY roortn or Whom rh waft as pion. CM Jeff 906-4M io i 1 1 I'"P'rO°•"""�' fe M11 i 1 i 1 Pang & r.M Moving& • Flooring, • House • • Driving Decorating Storage • 1 Carpeting s Cleaning • • Schools DOORS "R" US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (WE INSTALL), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS sales service & X7-0949 HOME [i1P11OVEMENT SPECIALISTS fGkheirs, balvoo m, basements, actin maid - Ing, trim wwK tj % decks, fences, Sflw" worknan- si* teasorew ales. Ref. Avai. Free Esionalls MOODY CONSTRUCTION tel Na pl!6 -tips HANDY HELPER - snowpkmng, interior/exte- nor pointing• repave, close- nwups, and yard wrork. Dts- coiM for sermons. Cal Bert 428.6800. 1 • PltNtrlbing I r DUCTwONK irmal•Q I AAA LICENSED PLUMBER available. AN J.S. ARYSTRONC rel Excellerill DE' a1C- sip-wizim you plunibirig needs. ested raps f3ec- mass, F c' n custom hortnes' additions, co nplete renovations air cleaners 111111 re rsI ree rooms and locust pricesl GuwwNojo ftlitwors. Big. 1� see wim baaanrem aparrrsrhk. Res- No job loo smaln (905) to Pati 1 9� idantial and eominsrCilL 432-2913. EUROPEAN lila special- Savig Orphan Region for insured Free ist, ora ranowte your bash- ova 15 yrs. Fr•• cosine- ALVIN SAMEDAY roortn or Whom rh waft as pion. CM Jeff 906-4M PLUM licensed EUDGKT BIOttQ well as Icor Mes. Good rhe- SM plumber, no job too small. •rerloe• and salidaction ti1GON Cali ris olb n Ltd., no job too big, free esti- BmmtW pec D g• rti. call D. D1kWas 7For fress 25 19 ym °ur"a° Region dp for wowea 905 11-08- 725- 49/3 POW .-IAdditions,str1. Ric- 618L1<'iCal, Ma doors. windows. r•a- Mama, he• •sti- &wd 15 Free call Mado (905) 619.1M cel. (416) 56044 & R Mw tsnwno• Built I repeis and /uric atlas ictricel, pltutrbirig, c•- rhe -'carparlitirii. From 'all F � 10 n or ren- NANDYNIAN with truck 9soins. Fully and took ler honte and conanacial Rwwvaoors. (9t+ repairs, darnolilion. dispo- Fast, damn try oak. carpentry.. roollin NIPLETE CARPENTRY odd jobs. clean-up. Dan Specializing in renova- 883.71108. ns, basernenfs, trim, NMCHALSO MOVING - swn hohses aparernatls oRces, ahppiernees and pill- sw wkhdotryear, exw� Moving& rience. Fr•• •stiroat•s. 0 Derek 728-0882. insured Free 1/51.5. cos 578 sieo. ,L C. PLII7rIC A/D VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Atitf!/ofts, Baths, arts.Baarimmils, ceramic Ties, Hlydwood loots. Rools.Tdnt, Doors, Dods! lfisa Acoep. Cal Jmsn For Es661NIM lw.p 683- 5818 IECIUNCAL SEAVKSS Fast d 111 1 1a 24 M tavjce. Gerard repairs, soliminers andpxfts, pow !awn , gliati Licensed Niki iflowed. Low rales. 9^ wtlrk (WNt• � Pap Ask for JNmfe Clark PROFESSIONAL PAINTING III DECORATING Free EStimatin Lowest price by 10% AV2ftbb erer*W A weel0ErldS Phone Bob 839-3508 E]IMi , BarCrona roller: Miles, hi:iinsis, ai6rms, apt., eel. PiMw nt OW4 Pad"nallablet_ HAMrY4TIlE- MOVERS - Move big or small, we price them Sol Free estimates, seniors TO PAW= ' moves, discount, short notice oves. Piarhoa moved, also 4 DECOR roses, Carl 432-2e50��� lril mold Is EAorW MEN with WV Inuit w6l Europeen VIIDIIgItlrrsllq do household moves. r•si- Fast, damn dentist, earrimercial. AN esimIl e for d moves. Cal Carl or rdable service. J�4227-285& 420 -Ml NMCHALSO MOVING - voice dnoir in wlilby, cased ��U�T� hohses aparernatls oRces, ahppiernees and pill- sw Moving& eialsts, seri« and mid - Lienal,, nonan discounts. Lienal, starmp insured Free lA8elt10A in the Exoelant sernrice Cal 436- 7795. AW( Mwfg 5» - full servicw mows. appliance and piano specialists. FIN • • TIIYOfilg rate or hourly. we now have heated storage Loft. Now offani g free bolss with move. Park and load special, starting at $99. and up. Cal for information, 725.00M or 427-0005. tlflllw■It Allerations; Wed*V gowns tit all laths of dWMrg & draperies Reasonable prides C0 "so= rios-aas.sa•, CARPET Installations - 25 years experience. rt strachrng, out sposdality, Free estimates D & N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987- 1600 House mCleaning SINGLE MAID One Maid Service at Team Set -vice Prices Insured & Bkxhded Quality Cleaning 90&419-8082 RSr SCHOOL -4 lessons and test $105. "10 Lessons $150 "Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416) 287-30611 • • susimiess MAGICIAN, Clown friends. • Services ready to entertain for anY age, any occasion. Birth- days. promobom, open- 4TH LEVEL C.G.A. book- ings, fund raisers. Magic keseping/accounting func- shows are fuel Lettuce bons up -to f/s; government help. 839-7057 or 728- renMtaoes. WCB. budgets. 8334. cash flow. etc. Manual or RABa1T computerized. Call 905 - wants work coag magic for drldroll's patios 686-7318. and ON oceausum. Have stow. 10 years asoma "- my own rnagiciarh. Call Er- 6681 nie�,/ References upon ragwst. Pkmw V:Q{a932. ryour esimIl e for Cal 905-839-337&rIS�0A31�i905-839-337&683.4715 ASSISTANT Accow, the fiigt ♦ of P*MW required by a 65 SIM voice dnoir in wlilby, cased ��U�T� A///l/" is len w f �' CLEANING lady avail- ". $50 rKiudW lodge & SINUEM Music is varied Assistant purist will assist we cmiifioa be stow. 10 years asoma "- in practice. Also, will per - References upon ragwst. form at concerts. Cal 905- esimIl e for Cal 905-839-337&rIS�0A31�i905-839-337&683.4715 or 906-668- " PROFESSIONAL house- SIM am daawhg. reliable. quality more one work. Guaranteed salWac- bon. References, no obYga- lA8elt10A in the tion estimates. Call Brenda t9 event of an error. r PAGE 23 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18,1995 HOUNM anCOM I I AU MA;G; � IIAut Vi AuIAtito "PtAp s ,ifflao For � s,,e For Sale sts F Refit I For R COMPUTERFOR CHRISTMAS. 4 meg ram mb, 120 mb hard drive, mo- dem. color monitor, mouse with windows, word pro- cessing software. some games, asking $1.200 or best otter. 428-3400 HIGH END 286 40 MEG. twin hard -drive, mouse.. plus upgradeable, new CGA monitor, windows. Dos 5550 000.386 also FULLY RECONIH I NO MONEY DOWN. any TIONED Cerficar Auto S20 -S5,000 make or model.Bank fi- Centre has 42 tine pre-nancing, uSH Fleet prices. save aID owned certified vehF $500 or more 725-0042 cles at special year 1 for• cars end clearance prices. OwmobileS 9 Tal Eg: 1987 Daytona sporty & trucks August. Call 726-6259 red, auto. excellent $3695. TOWING FREE Nissan Sentra NX Coupe 5 1988 Z24 dazzling black. 5 1582.Anyfime. speed, air, high kms. I • SNOWMOBILE $5295. 1989 Ford S150 TRAILERS for sale and extended cargo van, V-8, • . rent. Wilde Sales, 655 - only 102,DDOkm now u 8010. '6%_''/"1 ` V TTE 4 1993 PARK AVENUE J9 zla �1 -vixncr, CASH PAID - wanted 1986 CHE E door, automatic. $L000 or mint. fully loaded. $16,500 lovely gold• just 97,000kms SCRAP cars 8 trucks A artrtlents p I I dead or alive for used IBM best offer Was certified m also, Kenwood, quality air, auto 56.995. 1988 wanted. Any condition, any For Rent and compatibles 286. 386. August. Call 726-6259 stereo system for car. 11 Nissan Sentra NX Coupe 5 age, free removal, cash 1582.Anyfime. servicing done to all days. (905) 885-4735 pcs.$2,000 value, 1/2 speed, excellent $4.295. anytime, Oshawa paid.1- 1 bedroom, located on makes. Pat 619-1712 evenings. Ask for Greg. prioe.263-2446 1987 Bunk Century Ltd. 077 350 Malaga. Close to GM 1994 HYUNDAI Scoupe. 1986 NISSAN 300 ZX 1267 CUTLASS Supreme 1967 888 beauty 53 loaded. . kms, like new $7.995 1969 and 401 no pets. Cale am• • Lost & 5 speed. total electronic 1993 Saturn SLI. blue. 5- 1990 Grand Marquis G S. , Found system excellent working speed. A.B S . air, cruise. mint 302 now $6.665 1990 Available irnmediately. condition, 54700 certified stereo cassette, full power Lumina blue metallic gem. Starting S530/month inclu- Or best offer. 905-728- package. 97.000 Hwy km . only $6.695. 1991 Cavalier FOIIII D parte m FaID battery y 1582.Anyfime. $9400 firm. Cal (905)725- Z24 5 speed, black beauty. Court area. Call 905-683 mo. 571 x'320 0668 sale $7,999. 1990 Sunbird 3552. 1966 Olds Firenza. red. 2- Sunbrd SE Coupe. 82.000 LE, air, auto. 179 kms. A-1 Starting at 5600/month, door hatchback, auto. ant 1994 HYUNDAI Scoupe. special $3.9% 1990 Car - fm cassette, 180.000 kms . 2 door automatic. power even 2 5 We. 5 speed, per - $1150 as is o.b.o Phone steanng, power brakes, fact van. only $4,495. 1986 (905),10 50 or AM/FM cassette. sunroof. S-10 Truck. Ike new, top. (9�)40I. 14.000 km. 2 years warren- asking 54.695 1990 1986 TEMPO auto air time. 576-6724 1 and 2 bedroom, located at 309 Cordova Rd., no pets. please phone 579- 2387. WHITBY 2 bedroom 2 bathroom bungalow, fin- ished basement with stor- age, close to shopping, 401/Go/schooVpark, central air, plus util. 668-8537 leave message. 4 BEDROOM 3 Level house in Pickering. 2 bath- rooms, fireplace. fenced yard. $1,050 plus utilities. Ist/last. Available imme- diately. 839-0453 AJAX - 3 bedroom semi main floor, parking, ap- pliances, fenced yard. available Jan. Ist. 5800 mo. Ismast. plus 1/2. Referenc- es.(905) 584-1581 FARMHOUSE. 3 -bed- room, firstlast, references. Available now/Jan.tst. Call 905-428-7407. CENTRAL Whitby. com- plete house $700/month plus utilities. gas heating, 1 BEDROOM apartments. II 905 509- BACHELOR APART- Pickering bedroom near schools, shopping and furnished or unfurnished. MENT for rent, Oshawa basement Apartment. Liv- buses. Please call 43D - Available irnmediately. Center area. newly reno- erpod Rd./Hwy e2 , sepa- 8820. Starting S530/month inclu- vated. $450 mo. inclusive. rate entrance / laundry, FOUR BEDROOM bun- sve, first month .304 Sim- Also room available. $375 parkin . air and lots of g country estate Town coe St S. 2 bedroom S60W mo. 571 x'320 storage 5600.00/month of Pickering. 45 minutes ;I Pi month. Call Stephen 571- DARRYL'S. WHERE Sunbrd SE Coupe. 82.000 at Loeb Plaza area109.000 New ares Drakes. front- 2BEDROOM int d ry left. 59995. 905-434- 8767 Tempest LE. air. tilt. cense, now $5.695. 1988 GMC 12 DAYS 'When our Cus- 3229. BAY RIDGES 2 bedroom inclusive Ca ( ) 1651 from downtown. Now avail - able (905) 64&2436. end. exhaust and more cat, deck with white ton loaded and cap. V-8. TfUGkS 1 Bedroom apts in basement with laundry facilities. $700./mo. 1st b PICKERING large 2 bed - 9 LARGE raised -bungalow, $1650. Certified. 905-579- TAKE A DRIVE TO now $6.995 firm 1992 for Sale Oshawa and Bowmanville. last. Available tan t5. Call room basement. 5 ace- 3 -bedrooms. laundry, 9219. DARRYL'S. WHERE Sunbrd SE Coupe. 82.000 at Loeb Plaza area109.000 Starting at 5600/month, 839-8909 pktranc central air• timate fudge, gas -range. gas -dry - 1267 CUTLASS Supreme 1967 YOU GET MORE CAR kms, like new $7.995 1969 -.-TRUCKS-'- fridge d stove included. Cert'tneQ' SSS entrance, close to GO. er, Ga, c/v, pool + base - Brougham. 305 auto., mint FOR YOUR MONEY. Beretta G7 loaded. 126. near arrenrdes. den. dare[. with laundry facilities No ry FINCH/WHITES, 1 tied- shopping. $825. inclusive. Irving, mens wooms. conciition, black exi . grey 1994 Chev Cavalier new 000 kms, mags, perfect 1993 Mazda 82200 au- pets Call 434-2407 room basement apartment. 905120-6440 ev ^9s kitchen. dining rooms. iut y en. bath, int., dual exhaust, am,1m, orchid 2 -door. 5 -speed. WOW file tomadc 130.000km Short -1992 1 -BEDROOM Central broadloomed. p ovate en - Oshawa/Whitby border. fenced. quiet. 2. appWtric- laundry. appliances In - air. ps. pb, pw. smoke-free 104,000k's 57.995 1991 dealer warranty includ- box $6500 Mazda Oshawa, large kitchen. Oak trance, ample closets. new Pickering, Appleview Rd, corthe from basement $700/ $5200 as is. 906138-0198 Pontiac Sunbrd LE. 44ow, •d. One year $299 and 82600 automatic extended '1987 cabinets, heat. ro. park- fe kitchen, washroom, fresh y famished 1 bedroom base- month. Available Jan 1st/ 1988 Oidsmotxle Optima 3.1. V6. tufty loaded. white. Lip. Far 'Peau d Mind' cab IVC 56900. Mazda 82000 5 -speed ex_ ing, fridge, store included t car. Dented, al available no pets. available Jan 1. merit apartment, own en - trance, S500/month mclu- �• 4min from O.C. $1197, Very dean. 4 cylinder au- nicest one in town. come to: Certicar Auto tended cab $2500 '1991 $548/month. Also available First/last. $550. Call 420- sive. Fxst/last 839-7857. utilities 905-579-6937 tomadc. rebuilt engine /15.ODOk's. $7,495 1991 Centre. 155 King St. Nissan Hustler 5 -speed 1 -bedroom, $495 FirstAast. 3741. burgundy 1990 Chev Ste- leave message $2650 ca fit d 0.8 0 Can Chrysler Daytona. 2 -door W-, at Midtown Mall. $4600 '19838 Nissan ex- Phone 668-0565 1988 GRAND PRIX LE• TWO bedroom, Nelson MOVE In by Christmas! 3- 579.0604 red. 5 -speed. 126.000k's. 579.2886 OPEN SUN- tended cab 150 OOplkm rtm 2 -BEDROOM basement St Oshawa Heat. water Id Oshawa LOSTLOST - small adWt snort 19M CHEV CAPRICE. $4.995. 1990 Pondac Sun- DAYS 'When our Cus- 52800. '1986 Cnev 5-10 ape men, $665 33/month, available apartment. BloorrHarmony. and parking $650 per Friona 7237115 be room, o home, Rnson/Olive, $800+ cat, deck with white 3C7 goaded vmrn bird LE. 4 -door, maroon. tourers send tMir exterhded cab 5 -speed V-6 �rmreckafoy. Includes heat. cable. Parking. a/c. pool. month unkaes. red check, ter ba•y and paw ops' Wesmey wagor. options. extra 3rd seat. ex- auto, air. din, cruise. 1ri•,d•• $3400 1986 Cnev lights. water, cable TV 1- laundry. $710 inclusive or ry' ONE BEDROOM apart P at 7stAast. Cal Peter at at Loeb Plaza area109.000 cellent condition. $4500 miles, $4.695 WITH FREE 30 DAY Scotchdals full size bedroom available Jan t! share with sin �. single $350/monm Available mend Central Oshawa. 723.7772. 723.7 Please check you garage Cert'tneQ' SSS 1989 Pontiac Tempest. TRUCKS. VANS WAG- 135.000km 54600. (Caps 96 $6 t n t auto . 40.000 km on new near arrenrdes. den. dare[. YEAR AVAILABLE. 426-6232 paint. tires. exhaust. deck 8 grey. 2 -tore, beau- ONS. '993 Cnev Cavalier available for an trucks.) Y 47 37tr n Avail rpan $647 37hrhwnh, avail- Jan.tst 905-579-1708. cable, appliances. non- NEW 4 bdrm bungalow. Pets/Supplies 19M Grand Marquis I.S. alta oaded. looks 6 dines dtul condition. V6. aer.Dlt. ties. 79.000k's, R S Wagon, teal -green, V6. loaded. $9.500 trucks are Candied. fully re- condi orad. OSHAWA able emmediatey 723- 7183 LAKEVIEW Dark Oshawa, 2 bedroom main flow of smoker. no pets. $540 n- clusive 725-8448. Oshawa/Whitby border. fenced. quiet. 2. appWtric- ' like new. ^Wer given any mase, now carte- AUTO SALES 728-1725 683.8003 OSHAWA clean Md - 1980 IAONTE CARLO 305 as. central vac. Avail. Feb. WA 438-3522- OPEN r•oude. 55.900. 7989 Toyota Cek- tied. 1991 Dodge Caravan 213 bedroom apartments. 8 house. NI utiteas included. WHITBY 3 bedroom bun- tet. $1100. + ural 728- serviced no sign d rust. $5500 aril- '10 Ce• 2 -door. silver. auto. SE, loaded. V6. 4 captains. or 728-08'7 evenings) stray building. Gose ro No dogs $795. per mourn galow wind detached 6820 ted (905)683-3574 boded. 142.000k's $6.495 t35.p00k's 59.995 Certtisd. 19.1 GMC Grand Serra utgpte aruY. SorRh GM Cab 435-2433. rage. large fenced 7l SIAMESE Kitten for sale. +989 Cadillac Fleetwood. burgundy 1990 Chev Ste- peck up. w/cap and std•n plant Available rrxn•drte- LIVERPOOL/BAIILEY 2 136' lot. Dundas St. W. NOW available. PI/E Osla - t^.s 3 oil tamely Asth- 1988 GRAND PRIX LE• previous DOQOIS Ur, VMadO 4x4. Snort Dox unit. 8x12 tent tOmpleq kNapt. III and Nov. 428--6328 1• bedroom basement n SL $850/ nNr Raglan wa, 3-bedrown semi. 1 5- me _ 'IC o.b.o. Can 435- fully �oad@d mint conditeor . 91.000k's. leather. loaded. (step) loaded. 350 auto. n Great shape i 9 7pm for appointment Separate entrance. walking month plus udktes. Ava81- Dams. separate dem 9 464 brand nevi brakes all ar- mint. $1 2.995. 545.000 cap. 134,000k's buckets, 53500 o D o. CertAe•d. Can $350 distance to GO 1 sNast able rrkr,edat•ly, Cart 728- room • w/o to sun -rooms OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ound. inducting cahp•rs Now 1906 Ford Tempo 2 to $13,900 Certified 1990 728-9028 w 501 Norman. AJAX South large 2 bed- $750 all indu hie. Peter- 2255 or 430.7816 deck. finished rec room. ASSOCIATION presents Brand new Kenwood 10 d+o". 4400x, air, Din like Ford Taurus ova V6. dy St room ower apartmem, nice enc• r eguind. Call 905 WHITBY 2 -storey, 1 $950+utilites Cal 668- beset b novice classes t0 Disc and deck. 2 now. 89.000k'sa 92.io00k's burgundy auto. exterior. arr. 1989 Ford 112 -ton, F-150. aria near water, private entrance' nears deck' 666-3520. quint room apartrtent m quiet 8213 begin January d 9m t0' speakers in box. and $8.900 o.D o. 434- �' 53.995 Certdned 1968 153.000k's 55.650 aro- 5 -speed standard evover- 1•rtG•d yard. ^•wry repo- NEW ground -level. large neignbouR+ood, fer9e l'v" PK KERING - Dec. 15 or 35 Cas Be. at 905-435-00% amp 1738 Old Ciera. 4 -door. bkn. bed 1990 Choir Astro, Wove, very good condition. . voted $750 induding uhh- 1 bedroom apartment. tiro- mg•room. deck. parking, no Jan 3 bedroom house. FOR SALE. Purebred naw Pam 1. 125.000ks. V6, btedJslver. air. tie, arrYtm. 300 cubW eryrr. P.s. brill ties and cable. Available place. tun -bath. own lan- laundry. references, 1SV no suers. sutabis for reared Germar Shepherd pup 1988 PONTIAC SuMrd. a ter. 55.7915. 7988 Ford Es- 7 passenger. 159,000k's windows. WOW sun visor, late December No pets fn dry. cable, 6'Ceekrhg, dge. last, available i medial •y. or amyN family vxth pies. bom Oct.20/95. 6 door. automatic. 4 cyl..2 COR whits wired interior, $6,995 CeNfied 1990 GMC running boards. many ex- Can 619-0264 (IMv mos- stove. never been rented. $696 inclusive. 668.6032 2 ddridren, log yard bus stop at corner. Lakeview. A- weeks old now Cal 905- LOHC eng., oWw. A/c, p/.p/ air. 115.OD01k's. excellent Satan LT model. 88.000k's tires- $6900 o.b.o. S&P) Otter Creek. Whitby. aslung •wrwgs. 1 oannces. storage 619-6957leave message b, 102 .3100 km Mint condi- 905-576- ar. 53.650 1968 Lincoln loaded. 2 -baa due, mint. (9061404-9283. AJAX - large 2 bedroom, f750+t/2 utilyde. Available WHY rent when you can Y n pats appliances. air, no pets. BIG -BONED. groat tem- tion urtdi•d 6714 Continental. black wrgrey nicest van in the city. 1991 BLAZER Excellent appliances. timate •n- Dec 15th. Call Judy 905- own r own hone for You (906) 839.7428. pemant' Famey raised iM•nor, fully loaded. V6. S12.650 candied. 1969 condition. unified. trance. separate Laundry 130-T311. lees Bort you think7^ Cal Rottweilers CKC r•gislax . 19M CHEVY SPRINT. 3.8. 113,000k's, very clean Dodge Doxcta rid. 3.9. V6, $15,800 O.B.O. Low mile- hunt tnadh, perking, u•railable ONE BEDROOM apaA- Dave Haybdc Sales Rep. PICKERING 3 bedroom M F. Mother produces 2 dr. auto. 3 M , gnat on 06 500. 1987 Toyota Cant- auto, cap. excellent coni- age. 905 -723 -UM Mon- Jan. IM. $725hnonM irncka- meat on upper level d R•/Max Surrmt Really detached nous•. Morn 6 dhamprwts Ready for lira. $2.600 urtfted. ary LE, 4 -door. grey. auto. lion. $6.695 Candled 1966 day to Thursday sive (905) 509.1927 house. panty hunisned. Y (1991) Ltd (905) 66638W 2nd floor. Fndp&Aove, ex- Chnstmas $500. Cal 472- P� Cal 623-8665. 223.000k's. ens canted. Ford Ranger. V6, 5 -speed, FORD BRONCO XLT, kat ~Sp•taous inclusive indudng cable. w (905) 666 3211. cowl t rhergh0oufio to park $1100.Ano in n 1'1224 111M DODGE Arcs. 4- poor. 22•sito armArn. only 53.795 1966 Toyota MR -2. 24ow. tw• erhgrne red. 5 looks We Ferran 135.00ok's. aunt irhsrde ti ac4 $s.495 erdfed 1966 size 4x4. 351 Windsw Needs diking . Fully •p•nrtents. quiet biadirg, dose to shopping. S550/month firsvi". Call OUBlS I dusive 839-4530. PICKERING TOWN cen- AtJtortlobjieS t I for Sale 81.500km, very good con- speed, a 54.495 1966 Dodge DOo- wagon. Pontiac Full size wa loaded, wood n, nice 919 Loaded. Asking $1100. w O B 0 Call 728-1312 w 401, ti0 Pkxa1, sauna. 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms available OSHAWA 2 bedroom Includes For Rent tre area. 3 bedroom serms d4ron, 53650 conic . Call mat. 4 -blow. small V8, 54.750 oerdhed. 1988 Jeep 435-5267. Dec.. Jan. 8 Feb. 1 6 2 heat. h hydro, heat. hydro. apDltanc•s, available. Call (416) 444 - 905.623"1463 166,000k's rear wheel Cherokee 4•door, auto, bedrooms 683-8421. 3- porkrtg. Laundry available 7391 '1977 TRANS AM. excel- 1989 FORD SMO, 220+ Gore. $1.995 Cmfil ALL nice onginal condition. V>ylii beGooms 683-8571 (unfit on site Convenient to 401 dent condition. no mileage. hp . black with ken W attar CARS CERTIFIED AND 141.000k's. 58.850 ce 4- 14 t11f9d blithe 7:30p.m.) and city bus routes. 433- 6 61mr•. automatic. easily Interior. •very so" power RECONDITIONED BE- fi•d. 1986 GMC 1/2 -ton, ST. E OSHAWA, AJAX. brand new bright 0677. cemfable. $4.500 o.b.o. ,nil sunroof moo^ u0drng FORE WE SELL THEM, 4 3. V6, standard w/cap. able, clean interior, cord- large 1 bedroom apart- OSHAWA - one bedroom. ,Can 905725.6704 Just invested $3000 into WITH FREE 30 DAY ioi.000k's. 53495 Certified 1984 CARAVAN LE. Sun- menti open concept. a/c, Heat, hydro, fridge and 1980 5 Litre Mustang, dutch and transmission WARRANTY AND 1 1986 Chev 1/2 -ton, new rod, tease, a/c. tiff, pw., central: vac, dishwasher, stove included. Close to ale auto . 40.000 km on new upgrade. Bills to prove. Hot YEAR AVAILABLE. paint, wheels and eros, V8, paint. tires. exhaust. tis of closet. private en- ananities. Available Jan. engine Needs some work car Real Mad tamer. DARRYLS AUTO CEN- auto. $4.995 codified. $26new can.w best ober. _ 5592. hrstAast. 434- Asking Asking $1000. as is w test $8000- Milo 905-852.7437. TRE 170 SLOOR 1966 Chav Beauville Van, ���71 Call 6 cl usiv. Available Dec 15. 5. 6311. 905. 723-2474 198! FORD TEMPO L. 2 STREET EAST. OSHA- hull size. 2 -tone pant. wind- 683.8003 OSHAWA clean Md - 1980 IAONTE CARLO 305 dr auto cassette air, WA 438-3522- OPEN pies nice condition $4,995 1906 AEROSTAR XLT V -8. T -bar root, suitable for 80,000 kms. Certified THIS SUNDAY 11-5 certified. TAKE A DRIVE silver Auto, 6 cylinder. parts 5400. O.B.O. 571- 53,600.435-5735. 23' MOTORHONE. 1960 TO DARRYLS AUTO $3.600. also warned old 0�• 19M G.M. CELEBRITY rebuilt for handicapper, CENTRE, 170 BLOOR Coca - Cola vending m&. IM OLDS CUTLASS wagon. 135.000 km., cis. 58.000 miles. good condi- ST. E OSHAWA, chates 6 adverti•irig signs - 305. auto. 4400r. very ink- pb, air. rod racks. amrrn tion. $2700. Car dolly. WHERE YOU GET Gary 571 -ISM able, clean interior, cord- stereo, excsl@m inndbOn. 1990, tiro new $1195loier. MORE TRUCK FOR 2747 Md, $1100. CIA 434-7014. corlifod. $451X1 obo. 666- (906)655--81M. YOUR MONEY. ill IM FORD pick, 1992 Landau 7366 Fano. B6 Taurus. 84 W22 OPEN THIS SUN- F150, 6 cyL. 5 speed. stan- bird. k TINIAderbird. MfY loaded. 1M0 FORD Tawas, M Mustang. 83 CMverte, 76 DAY 1t-& lard, parer steering, pow- flew exhaust new starter, blow. V•8 engine. 3.t}Mme, e. Fairmont. Aft tare4iable. er Wake, sliding rear window. 149.000 lit., 80,000 mile. Needs kf8• 1 -owner eer, •IoeoW can- Must be said. Bet fifer. $4,500 or best ottef. (905) body •rock. Asking $950. diticn, certified, pus new 579.2866. am) 7 Motorola phos include!. 663-0464 After 6 p.m. 19M AEROSTAR OXIWKI- ad. 3L. air, IN. cruise, AAA$ Flt nssa0•• kw lima, pri- vacy glass. no rust no GST, 7 passenger. Asking $9499. cart 90$434-7317. room ,-.rr n . Cony. Blood and Park Rd. utilities included $060. 1st January. 729-64201725-9278 OSHAWA enormous 1 - bedroom basement apart - ,,W . well, private. 3yeams old, Utilities. laundry. C". pill". $600 inclusive. available Feb.tst/98. CAN 905-728-0602. PICKERING, Executive 4 - bedroom, country setting. finished rec-room, 2 fire- places. $1400/month. Call Ron Gordon, Remax First Realty Ltd. 905-831-3300. EAST ROUGE, new home backs to ravine, 3 -bed- rooms. 2-1/2 baths, ceram- ics, hardwood flows, lenity room. gas fireplace, central vac, alarm, garage, $1250. Marghenu Leosanti, Re - max All Stars Realty Inc. (905)477-0011, (905)509- 2929. SOUTH OSHAWA. 3- bedroan upper in duplex, 4 appliances. laundry paved drive. fenced yard. dose 10 ON amerwDes. $775+hydro. Cale 725.0656. CLEAN faMtwly buildrg. Oshawa nosh. ate. two 8 three bedroom. Includes: Heat, hydro. fridge. stove. . Laundry taeniasis available Available Jan W. Starling at $550, $060, $750. 723- 2064. one and two bodmoms, OSHAWA two bedroom 1991 GNC SAFARI evadable January II ran aparbtwtL haelfy decorat- blact, boded. exceNent $465 monthly. includes ed, new wmpet. dean. condition. 8 pass., nxming stow• fridge. perlung• 922 bright quiet larking, ubb- Wards, etc. $10.500. See Chen SL, Clean, quiet ties. parking nd. laundry THREE bedroom w 2 bedroorn and dining roar[, large living room and hall, open design. newly deco- rated 5 new appliances, upper duplex. large drive and yard, 12 x 12 storage shed. $825 plus utifittes. Available An ISL 2 bed- room lower duplex, large roams, 4 new Appliance, $675 pus utilities Phone. 571-2757 TWO BEDROOM it, make offer. 5762396. ��' 19" Buick Century. 6 Cy- S6M. 5791579 after Inds. automatic. $1395 � certified. 1982 Pontiac • wa. 4 appliances, corn- P�elY redecorated, vail- 6000. 6 iafirdex. i, - -e, 1988 PONTIAC Sunbird. $1t* caAfed. 1961 Buick 2 door aubnrake. 4 cyW►- Cahby, 6 cyinder, au- der, 70,000 Ian. Good coo- touria4e, $1095 cerified. clition. Se900. certified Cal CAN 404.9759, 571-7427 after 5:30pm 1!186 OLDS CUTLASS. mitts. •+gine and body n mint 1M1 Nissseri Still=, condition, duel OXhOAt. Hwy drtvan, loaded, $6500 ewba d, asking $2,595 or firm, oeriffed. Excellent best fifer. 696,-U74 couibon. CAN (��6- CARS FOR CASHI We 2747 IM; PONTIAC Sunbird. otic fust nj•coon. IOUWad Sedum. SL2, sub, ;good condition, $1.500 loaded, $12.300. certified. ee�abb. Telephone 436- call 435-5735 3777 /M3 Buick AWN. silver, 4 1M6 Pontiac Sknbird fes• P•thr•. ped•, p -s., p.b.. air 19M AEROSTAR OXIWKI- ad. 3L. air, IN. cruise, AAA$ Flt nssa0•• kw lima, pri- vacy glass. no rust no GST, 7 passenger. Asking $9499. cart 90$434-7317. room ,-.rr n . Cony. Blood and Park Rd. utilities included $060. 1st January. 729-64201725-9278 OSHAWA enormous 1 - bedroom basement apart - ,,W . well, private. 3yeams old, Utilities. laundry. C". pill". $600 inclusive. available Feb.tst/98. CAN 905-728-0602. PICKERING, Executive 4 - bedroom, country setting. finished rec-room, 2 fire- places. $1400/month. Call Ron Gordon, Remax First Realty Ltd. 905-831-3300. EAST ROUGE, new home backs to ravine, 3 -bed- rooms. 2-1/2 baths, ceram- ics, hardwood flows, lenity room. gas fireplace, central vac, alarm, garage, $1250. Marghenu Leosanti, Re - max All Stars Realty Inc. (905)477-0011, (905)509- 2929. SOUTH OSHAWA. 3- bedroan upper in duplex, 4 appliances. laundry paved drive. fenced yard. dose 10 ON amerwDes. $775+hydro. Cale 725.0656. CLEAN faMtwly buildrg. Oshawa nosh. ate. two 8 three bedroom. Includes: Heat, hydro. fridge. stove. . Laundry taeniasis available Available Jan W. Starling at $550, $060, $750. 723- 2064. one and two bodmoms, OSHAWA two bedroom 1991 GNC SAFARI evadable January II ran aparbtwtL haelfy decorat- blact, boded. exceNent $465 monthly. includes ed, new wmpet. dean. condition. 8 pass., nxming stow• fridge. perlung• 922 bright quiet larking, ubb- Wards, etc. $10.500. See Chen SL, Clean, quiet ties. parking nd. laundry THREE bedroom w 2 bedroorn and dining roar[, large living room and hall, open design. newly deco- rated 5 new appliances, upper duplex. large drive and yard, 12 x 12 storage shed. $825 plus utifittes. Available An ISL 2 bed- room lower duplex, large roams, 4 new Appliance, $675 pus utilities Phone. 571-2757 TWO BEDROOM it, make offer. 5762396. bL" call 576.1457. fecfrhe, good location, available now. $690 mo. upper duplex, North west Osha- /M2 GNC SAFARI SILT AVAILABLE NIME- DIATELY, n Whitby Apt. Call now (905) 683-6778. • wa. 4 appliances, corn- P�elY redecorated, vail- van, 7 passer[ger, touring buil li g.. specious. carpel- OSHAWA. close to G.M.. • 60% Able Jan. 1, $675 pus 60% A{IbR1A No edition, loaded. running ad newly painted. with bat- newer building. 1,2 6 3 utilities. One b. kw- WaeIs boards, new tires. OW corgi, dose to bus, shop- bedroom apart nenb avail- Ossanxxn • • of duplex, N.W. Oshawa, 4 brakes, 95,000 ki., $14,900. ping. all uti ices Induced, able. Call 905-428-5723. • dances. to - 725 -6926 frost / last required, no pens. PICKEi� - spa- decorated, Available. Jen.e. CARS FOR CASHI We 1 bedroom $625, 2 bed cions Oris bedroorti. Quiet • • 5575 plus 1016 utilities CoA (Wagon. air conditioning, Condmuorirg. V6, excellent 106.000k's. CONVERTIBLE - 1984 buy used vetddes. Veli - 1M3 Astro Mei Van ext. loom. $725. cod 430-0134. � a � ate. � • • 571-2757. radio, $1150 as is or bet Cal 728-3181. condition, 113.500. Certified, 509- Sunbird, 2 -dr., black. new des must be in runnng condition.. Call 427.2415 p.s., pb., pA.. s. $800 per mo. AVAILABLE Jan.tstied- WHITBY 3 bedroom bun - otter. offer. Nova, Cflav Nova, au- 1940, tires. new IxNce, naw, mal- ger, p.w., locks, roof. a came to 479 Be* SL now tires Araks, afc. B P�9e►, pka. 2-bedf00m aper- pkrs. 420-8428 non - mend. laundry tacili0•s on smoks no- pets. 9rovr 'inti' garage and fin- brt�tic, cartifsid. 4 door. 1983 Fad Taurus, 3J1 V8. 192,000 km. 5-spd. Stan• East. Ajax at Ml1RAD AUTO SALES. $15,200 OBO. Call promise. CAN 576 -OW or � basement available hy'� + original 70,000 kms., a/c, auto., due on due. 68,000 km, air can.. 110500. � lord, 52900.426.9858 (906)721-0878 6834851 betttaen 5 8. 4"ties. firoVlast. No pals. stereo, mint condition. "til . Phone 1-416559• had. 723-1155 of 434- mo )5175 Id hen. 7`55'4 Houses Townhowes nAr For Rent TownhousesEAMI Townllolaeo Townhaaas<IM Townhouses For Rwd For Rod For Rf1411 I For Rent For Rent RENT Z No money OUIET south Osh WHY down. Own your own awa 3 bed. townhouse in family NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom Townhouses in OSHAWA. 3 bedroom townhouse on Nonquon home; like new, fridge, complex, 5950/mo. all in- well maintained family Rd., $725/month plus utik- stove, $750 incl., all but clusive. Close to schools complex, freshly decorated ties. Available Jan 1. Phone phone. 3 bedroom asking Call Ken Collis, and slopping. 435-1088 with FrigJstove, Gose to all 723--6985 leave message. $61.900. Coldwe!I Banker 728-9414. eOWNANVILLE beauti. htl amenities, on site MgnM, of - shared accommodations, 3 bedroom townhouse, fico call 728-3777 available immediently. Housing 5900+utitities. 905.799- NORTH Oshawa clean im Wanted 1352 call collect. beautifully decorated 2 r 11 Creek Co-op froom. Walkout to patio, 3 bedroom house wanted 1555 Finch Ave. Pickering. 4 appliances, pang- Near to rent in the Harmony/ Two 2 -bedroom townhous- all amenities. Must see! Olive area Oshawa. Please as. Jan. 1, pick up applica- $850.+ heat. 728.5993. call 723-7175. tions from 2 - 5pm. No sub- sidy, no calls. SPACIOUS 3 bedroom townharse, in wel maim tairied family =MW. kKiudes al uifdies, 4 ap- piarm, patltlrg, dose b schools and al amenities. 122 Colborne SL E Oslhawi For aW. 434-3972 LIVERPOOL/9AILEY 2 private rooms with bath for one quiet non-smoker. Share equipped kitchen, laundry. Walk to GO. Avail- able Dec 23. 837-0556. five home, parking. laundry. a1 the extrasl private use of family room, non-smoker, no pets. $375 plus, 428- 9214. ._ .... .. t ,Naos Adtrrhxr IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON f ;z CO■IIINm� YOUR ONE STOP K THIS FEATURE r — pUP& CALL BILLY 416-798-7672 EXT- 2304 YOI�R TO OTIVE Page AUTOMOTIVE GUIDE PROFESSIONALS Come discover our symbols VAN & TRUCK EASTERN TIRE SERVICE WORLD NEW 8 SED TIRES �- T� f r r INSTALLATION e5 ��Cll WE _ b CONTOUR TRUCK FIWIGLASS BOX MWLll LOVE Pa►ko SERVICE / FLATS CL'ST(?tit l:R S �IISF.�C: IOti THRIFTY MECHANIC SHOP Formerty The Mechanic 'i hop Dear neighbour, Are you concerned about: - POP OUT CONTOUASDE-LOWPMU • TIRES OF ALL KINDS WHEEL 00.DaJvLOP H0, ESTY-"--r WEM -MLOUROTCE TRUCK, CARS OR FARM EQUIP. ALIGNMENTS PERFEC770,VM-RICHWUWrBRAKE-WWAAOOIDDESIGN • WIDE SELECTION OF BRANDS $ 95 CUSTOMER SATISFACTIO.tiM LIGHT-SIIooTH B0IOR & SAES IN STOCK MOST CARS �► We'E111I�E W7jy not try us!!r -GE CM OR PART RD • PHONE DISPATCH I WANT TO EARV YOUR BUSINESS AVD TRUST FPS • COMPLETE AUTO&TRUCK BRAKES Caen the oPPortun n•, I wll gue your cur niy personal experience, -AGARMDV W=WM REPAIR $7995 FRONT h,mestly and professionally. You will he guaranteed 100% satisfaction -SERVICE THAT NEVER SLEEPS" $6995 REARS ® and we will warranty all our work for 90 dais or 5000 km. if }•ou MOST CARS choose to be put on our regular maintenance program, use will call yous- Eastem Tire Service & JSK Auto Care to set up an appointment for your regular seasonal maintenance. 40 759 Kingston Road West - AJAX a a �ytlJVlrfirst cisit ASLOWkS (Between Brock Road & Churg Sreel On the South Side) r W i?'ll check the whole car out thoroughly, and tell you exactly what FEML�s ICTLUTO E} A 905-686-1694 - SL (heeds to be done to put it in top shape. You decide what to fix and NG BOM-CALIFOA WPPOti ar it hen. set up a file on ynur car and keep track of eventhing uv do on it. li-nnI this point forward. b'e'll show you bow our sistem works. and it e 1l agree on regular maintenance mtenals for your car. TRAILER IRTCW ISN IIOOD GUARD ' We promise you the following: l 1 - Only qual fjed people will uurk on Your car. L - Wi?`1l never do anvtbing that is not required and APPROtF-D hl• ti•ou. 1 3 - F.tentime we fir your car, we will test it out to make sure it's worktrt,, - --n 4 - Wi?'ll call ivu a few dais later to make sure it's working okay. – S - You'll aluais know bow much the repair will cost, before we actualli• .� do it. It will! be rery clear, what was done. ll'E NAI E NO SECRF_T.ti. ■AMMTY 6 - If you want to know anything about the work. that was done•, or bow TOINIO COYBIUMM SIAIVISM it uas priced, pleasefeel free to ask. I will gladli• explain. VVALM1lull ��� r r r rt we sell - • repair, or we do on your car', o •-�...-- YOUR 1995 � � -That ea•en epa , } pa 4 sryLr AUTOMOTIVE will! meet Ioursatisfaction. ` 8 - Tbat eve -job job is warranted, and that we will lite up to the terms of G UIDE1. that wartartty. .. * Evelang apointtnttents may be arranged Zbank you and welcome Nar•kood Av � o ,fillcbael Saikali8 tasooEscr >al s, '��... � IIf11�� �Ml �Mfit� NI!aflflaeell Owwer Maxager z-< 416MM 695 Finil Ave. 3 I4.�ke ,x roup ��s AjaxFwNy/Nr• Corner 683-1112 Rd. s M OL mua to Senie You h�C SHOP YOUR ONE STOP >FI Ave. - AUTOMOTIVE SHOP - Aja:, Ont. OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 3_1/95 -------------r------ — — — — ---� 019 I OTATE & fR DW iLUBE, LTER I • Wakes • Mufflers • Fucl Inicctiun � • •Turk -Ups •Gaoling Systems •Sorters • Exhaust :Cooling • Allcratiass • 11FI,c eI Balance • Shocks & Struts 1 M � ' !truft aft tom---..,,. THREE BEARS AUTOBODY Car We t* sm MW RMipbat A De�/uctiNn UNIT 206 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905)619-2327 40 Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims • Car Rentals Arranged Open 6 Days A Week ALL WORK GUARANTEED .% THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, I"S-PAGE 29 MJ�17 FOr ROW M For Rent I AccaIndOon GRAMV1EW101ILIVE PICKERPIG - Furnished 143EDROON in Ajax & 1 - area, new 2 room apart- spacious room with cable bedroom in Pickering, ment, share kitchen, lsun- and phone jack, in quiet $350/month inclusive. dry, includes all utilities ex. executive home. Share shared accommodations, kept phone. Private en- kitchen, bathroom, laundry available anytime. Call trance and washroom, room facilities. Bus/parking 428.8282. S3 M.nlh, 576-2972. available. Reasonable rate. (905) 427-9007 AJAX 4 bedroom execu- LIVERPOOL/9AILEY 2 private rooms with bath for one quiet non-smoker. Share equipped kitchen, laundry. Walk to GO. Avail- able Dec 23. 837-0556. five home, parking. laundry. a1 the extrasl private use of family room, non-smoker, no pets. $375 plus, 428- 9214. ._ .... .. t ,Naos Adtrrhxr IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON f ;z CO■IIINm� YOUR ONE STOP K THIS FEATURE r — pUP& CALL BILLY 416-798-7672 EXT- 2304 YOI�R TO OTIVE Page AUTOMOTIVE GUIDE PROFESSIONALS Come discover our symbols VAN & TRUCK EASTERN TIRE SERVICE WORLD NEW 8 SED TIRES �- T� f r r INSTALLATION e5 ��Cll WE _ b CONTOUR TRUCK FIWIGLASS BOX MWLll LOVE Pa►ko SERVICE / FLATS CL'ST(?tit l:R S �IISF.�C: IOti THRIFTY MECHANIC SHOP Formerty The Mechanic 'i hop Dear neighbour, Are you concerned about: - POP OUT CONTOUASDE-LOWPMU • TIRES OF ALL KINDS WHEEL 00.DaJvLOP H0, ESTY-"--r WEM -MLOUROTCE TRUCK, CARS OR FARM EQUIP. ALIGNMENTS PERFEC770,VM-RICHWUWrBRAKE-WWAAOOIDDESIGN • WIDE SELECTION OF BRANDS $ 95 CUSTOMER SATISFACTIO.tiM LIGHT-SIIooTH B0IOR & SAES IN STOCK MOST CARS �► We'E111I�E W7jy not try us!!r -GE CM OR PART RD • PHONE DISPATCH I WANT TO EARV YOUR BUSINESS AVD TRUST FPS • COMPLETE AUTO&TRUCK BRAKES Caen the oPPortun n•, I wll gue your cur niy personal experience, -AGARMDV W=WM REPAIR $7995 FRONT h,mestly and professionally. You will he guaranteed 100% satisfaction -SERVICE THAT NEVER SLEEPS" $6995 REARS ® and we will warranty all our work for 90 dais or 5000 km. if }•ou MOST CARS choose to be put on our regular maintenance program, use will call yous- Eastem Tire Service & JSK Auto Care to set up an appointment for your regular seasonal maintenance. 40 759 Kingston Road West - AJAX a a �ytlJVlrfirst cisit ASLOWkS (Between Brock Road & Churg Sreel On the South Side) r W i?'ll check the whole car out thoroughly, and tell you exactly what FEML�s ICTLUTO E} A 905-686-1694 - SL (heeds to be done to put it in top shape. You decide what to fix and NG BOM-CALIFOA WPPOti ar it hen. set up a file on ynur car and keep track of eventhing uv do on it. li-nnI this point forward. b'e'll show you bow our sistem works. and it e 1l agree on regular maintenance mtenals for your car. TRAILER IRTCW ISN IIOOD GUARD ' We promise you the following: l 1 - Only qual fjed people will uurk on Your car. L - Wi?`1l never do anvtbing that is not required and APPROtF-D hl• ti•ou. 1 3 - F.tentime we fir your car, we will test it out to make sure it's worktrt,, - --n 4 - Wi?'ll call ivu a few dais later to make sure it's working okay. – S - You'll aluais know bow much the repair will cost, before we actualli• .� do it. It will! be rery clear, what was done. ll'E NAI E NO SECRF_T.ti. ■AMMTY 6 - If you want to know anything about the work. that was done•, or bow TOINIO COYBIUMM SIAIVISM it uas priced, pleasefeel free to ask. I will gladli• explain. VVALM1lull ��� r r r rt we sell - • repair, or we do on your car', o •-�...-- YOUR 1995 � � -That ea•en epa , } pa 4 sryLr AUTOMOTIVE will! meet Ioursatisfaction. ` 8 - Tbat eve -job job is warranted, and that we will lite up to the terms of G UIDE1. that wartartty. .. * Evelang apointtnttents may be arranged Zbank you and welcome Nar•kood Av � o ,fillcbael Saikali8 tasooEscr >al s, '��... � IIf11�� �Ml �Mfit� NI!aflflaeell Owwer Maxager z-< 416MM 695 Finil Ave. 3 I4.�ke ,x roup ��s AjaxFwNy/Nr• Corner 683-1112 Rd. s M OL mua to Senie You h�C SHOP YOUR ONE STOP >FI Ave. - AUTOMOTIVE SHOP - Aja:, Ont. OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 3_1/95 -------------r------ — — — — ---� 019 I OTATE & fR DW iLUBE, LTER I • Wakes • Mufflers • Fucl Inicctiun � • •Turk -Ups •Gaoling Systems •Sorters • Exhaust :Cooling • Allcratiass • 11FI,c eI Balance • Shocks & Struts 1 M � ' !truft aft tom---..,,. THREE BEARS AUTOBODY Car We t* sm MW RMipbat A De�/uctiNn UNIT 206 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905)619-2327 40 Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims • Car Rentals Arranged Open 6 Days A Week ALL WORK GUARANTEED .% PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,1995 ome --_ m rove m ent ...._ �a +� - ; t "•� ,� � .,�� � � b yx +,�e" �. , +. ',t;. fir. .?�V ^W„ l � � r ,ate- r -►�': HEAD UARTEnS ii�txYr:+�" tiw•c;(:' ","_ ..-«I'.k.�� d'. �.�. .._._��'" i^ ``Y _- .. .._. s �.•. c .,t�c..W �,_ T. wi5a Rar — — — — — — — — — — — — — ' KILPATRICK I CC)NSTRUCTION •HOMEIMPROVEMENTS • BASEMENT APARTMENTS 4219-11785 -YS HOME IMPROVEMENTS i t I Additions • 2nd floors • Basement apt. Bathrooms • Plumbing • Decks/tences , t `yCti r „1 Wining - Tiling • Drywall „1P'i WE SUPPLY PERMITS a PLANS YOU& �_ I REFERENCES 3 PICTURES AVAILABLE I FULLY INSURED •ALL WORK GUARANTEED ( 97 Church St., _ _ _ _ 1 IS Ycau R CASTLE IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN THIS FEATURE CALL BILLY (905) 579-4400 SOLID OAK A CHERRY SOLID RJPMTURE - SID • AMISH MADE SOLID • FINISHED N outs OWN PLANT SOLD CUSTOM FUWTURE, FISHES i COLOURS FICKERMc IGN HM a DESCEMM 17914CKEPAW YARKMY (cow" CW tlNocK fD. iip pcElalG)427-81 From Sunt. Ali" and famif4- - (and she new amvd) yo SILVER CARPET & RUGS 9"m YD.1 "Sa YD. S YEAR 10 YEAR WARRANTY WARRANTY -For Free ® Ediiinsta ��1 WE'RE PROUD TSO CARRY CANADIAN PRODUCTS _ CALL: SILVER CARPET 8 RUGS 6834292 (AJAX) cel Fc . CFRVICE . UISTA"T10N FREE DESIGN Brighten up part of your life STAINED GLASS Door and Side Lights Choose from in -stock or have a custom design of your choice. Order Today or plan for Christmas and Spring Installation 20 PAT 619-0606 Over Expe fences -Test imonial from a satisfied Kilpatrick Construction customer Kilpatrick Construction works hard to maintain its reputation. This is a reputation that is reflected by the people who have had Gord and his sons Scott and Troy work in their homes. One of their very satisfied customers is Ed and Theresa Arathoon of Pickering. With three young children a playroom was needed in their home. They decided an addition was needed. Ed sought out estimates from 10 companies but chose Kilpatrick Construction. -"We're very very happy we chose Gord and his sons because they did an excellent job," says Ed. "cord also said the job would be done in two months and it was finished to the day." Ed says that Gord also protected the rest -6f the home so it remained clean during construction. He was also impressed at how organized he was and that he took care of all the permits apd other red tape involved with having an addition put on. "He also worked within our budget and followed the desired plans we had for the addition," Ed explains. "And when it was completed it looked like it was always part of the house." Customer satisfaction is very important to Gord so be had Ed closely examined all of his work to make same it was done the way Ed wanted it. - - r "Gad and his sons v�irrr, e�griat. 71 ey have i, i great people skills and are very friendly and professional," says Ed. "I would recommend them to anyone." Kilpatrick Construction, offering 40 years of experience in the industry, leads the way in product design, quality workmanship and superior finishings at competitive prices in _Durham Region. . w Custom home planning with Kilpatrick Construction brings all of your dreams and ideas together so that you will be happy with your choices for years to conic. This Kilpatrick family has a commitment ,to excellence -- to give the customer the highest level of service at the best possible price - "We make sure the value is there," says Gold. "We concentrate on quality. We do rho job right the first time by building each new addition or renovation project as if it were our own.1. " ;Call Kilpatrick Construction today at (905) 428-8785 for a free consultation. Romarc Renovations Ltd. "Over 35 Years Experience" •YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERTS" "WINTER SPECIAL" REPLACEMENT WINDOWS AND DOORS *HOME IMPROVEMENT* Specializing In: • Drywall and Fine Carpentry • Ceramic and Vinvl Floor Tiles • Wood Deck and Wood Fences • Carport, Balcony and Porch Pictures and References Available ALL WORK GUARANTEED CALL BOB: (905) 420-3044 DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905)579-2222 1HUNIGI Complete Selection of nIONT-ACT cASEYENT Vinyl Windows 6 Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY & BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS i • PATIO DOORS g •STORM DOORS $ • NEW CONSTRUCTION .,. WINDOWS GLASS b SCREEN REPAIRS MOBILE SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON F96 KING ST W SALES. SE RV ICE & OSHAWA. ONTARIO INSTALLATION L I J 2L3 (oos) 579-2222 Plumbing For You Ltd. "Your Bathroom Specialists" Sales / Service / Renovations Specializing in Plumbing Repair Parts Open 7 Days a week 24 Hr. Emergency Service 1050 Brock Rd. Unit 5 Pickering, Ontario L 1 W 3X4 (905) 837.1350 This week's special - Aqua brass single bole mount pull out kitchen faucet only 5t99.9S! (available in chrwne only) r T E RFI,, CTORYLTD. EE. � .. MANUFACTURES OF NEW AND CUSTOM MADE UPHOLSTERED FURNffURE SOFAS -LOVE SEATS -WING .Wabo cam T snork, Koehkr, Goldstar, FREE law Lmu*w 5Tl1bIA • lnteriar Dmwakx on staff .moo fabrics to choose from I..— • Workmanship guaranteed • Drapes . v vi'.yy a"�i±4 �P4„'=."`iitl4.+l,.�o� .. J Fl n "��v��. n1.1,,•Z�j 41, _ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1995 -PAGE 31 ShM�d Offices F1aiiYseaMion / , AceoBadaYoe / •' Reil � / , , IIS i i ForSsb i •Mortgnes' ' Personals s ' Personals Personals s ' Personals AJAX, WESTNEY and Hwy 2 large 3 bedroom house. Paring, laundry, $4o0 per month Istnast. Available immediately. Must be employed. 427- 8297 AJAX- Room for rent in condo. Looking for dean quiet non-smoker to share facilities. $400hnonth. 1st a last. Call 427-0056. Avail immediately. TWO bedrooms available (one is huge L-shaped master bedroom with pri- vate 4 pc. bath). cable, shared kitchen, frvingroorn. and laundry facilities. Use of entire house except fa- milyroom. References. Available anytime. Firs" 434- last. $56inclusive ne- gdiable. 434-397& FURNISHED townhouse to share, main Noor laun- dry. central air. pod. perk. ing. utilities included. Non smoker. 5350 per mo. 434- 7868 HOUSE TO SHARE 2 Large rooms, one fur - n shed. one unfurnished, $400 per mo. each, use of entire home. Whitby area. 404-8505 AJAX -SMOKERS wel- come Fumshed bedroom, moderately sized. $275/ month. Use at all footitles. dose to all anronitim. bus line. (905)420-7147 or (416)244-8333. PICKERING Brodl/Finch, partially furnished, very large room in quiet house. Includes parking. laundry. pee. fireplace, storage space. Non smoker. $450 inclusive, firstAast required. (905w66 -029e. WHITBY Pringle Drivel Bradley, share immaculate 4bedroom horris with non- smoking professional or student. NI amenities in- dudmq pool, competitive raft 905-668-8358. A Montilla Free Rent - Downtown Oshawa, 400- 3500 sq. It. available. Park- ing and great exposure. Best .01 tabs. Cell 434- 2447 or 8554132. AVAILABLE space from 100 to 2500 sq. ff., second floor. suitable for office or music/dance/karate studio or sin alar. Please call (906)683-7111. IDEAL 1 Person Professional 350 sq. h. finished office with signage exposure on Vies" lid. in Ajax. PER MONTH 905-509-3581 / Industrial B Unib INDUSTRIAL UNITS 1800 sq. ft. A modem build- ing, extra parking, large doors. Nelson and Water- loo St. Oshawa, dose to 401, starting at $675 net per mo. Phone 432.7223. I Fklrlda Vac. Rtlfltals ATTENTION Snowbirds GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo, dose to famous Clearwater beach. pool. ja- cuzzi. 880. private yard. available now until the and of December or April to Dec. 19%. For into and to view photos 686-9846 or 579-3788. CLEARWATER, fully fur. nished 2-3 bedroom mobile horses. heated pools. hot tub, tennis, minutes to beaches. Blue Jay baseball NHL Hockey. dog a hose tracks. Children welcomed. Less than morel. (905)683- 5503 1 e e 68� If I � l o s Today's Birthday ...........5020 Aries ....................5021 Taurus ...................5022 Gemini ...................5023 Cancer...................W24 Leo......................5025 x Virgo ....................5026 Libra.....................5027 Scorpio ..................5028 Sagittarius ................5029 Capricorn .................5030 Aquarius .................5031 Pisces ...................5032 649 tsvaraarad a Taftllop Ceeanaanicaeorr) 5001 PORT CHAROLETTE FLORIDA, (Near Sarasota PRIVATE SALE- 2 bed- MORTGAGES - Good. UNEXPLAINED Pow - Gulf Coast), fully fur- room bungalow. Immacu- late. Huge comer lot, dou- bed and ugly. Financing for any from ERII Physic tells you things e e Q e e e e e e e e e e e eeeeon 2 bedroom home, ble driveway, finished purpose, rates 5.95%. Al applications ac- you may not even want lonished know?? 1.9(x)-451.3555all don). Please call 905 432- Rogers Community 10 .......7030 amenities, barbecue, cable. private yard. close to basement, oil furnace. New windows. hardwood floors, cooled. Community Finan- tial Services 668.8806 ext. 3081 $3.99 per min. Must be 18 years. Pro Cant a , ' Ifflil fiWUff,'Millo FKSak 617 on corner lot with too everything. Available Jan. - updated plumbing a fix- Men 1-900-451.3638 ext f:amparry 602-954-7420 fished 18 yrs, inventory, a dating service or just QUALITY D'Angelo Multi- Feb. $990 per mo. US, in- tures. Many upgrades. ay evenings unti ' dudes utilities. Call (905) $119,900. 107 Highland S 1 Business WKI Parks 668-2883. (corner d Highland a Glid- Whitby Little Theatre ........7027 ff.pmpanions Personals don). Please call 905 432- Rogers Community 10 .......7030 11 showrooms or home appointmcnu ' ' p&& Horal s E' 8863. (No again please). PINE LOFT, fumdure a Beach. 2 bedroom. 12' X FKSak 617 on corner lot with too accessory store, estab- EVER thought about using Men 1-900-451.3638 ext Townhouses fished 18 yrs, inventory, a dating service or just QUALITY D'Angelo Multi- hof Sale 90k. proven operator profit asking $149.000. fax (905) finding out more about them? Now you can call for level N.W. Oshawa 3+2 bedrooms, kitchen over- looks familyroom with fire - pace. 2 walkouts, inground pool, 3 baths. FAG, in-law potential, 160 Goodman Dr. $171.500. Call Sheila Mc- Laren Sutton Status. 436- 0990. BRAND-NEW HOME. $116.900. 6 only, Central Oshawa. 3 -bedroom, ga- rage• country kitchen, 30000' lot, $1000 down. Allan Duffy, Remax Ability 432.7200- KASSINGER. Built Home on 162 Baker Court.. 3 bedrms, finished basement with office or 4th bdrm., Poss. in law apt., air, GV. new high efficiency gas heating a fireplace a new root. newly decorated. ab- solutely immaculate. $185,000.576-5415 BRAND NEW HOMES. $875 per month, ray rent' Starting at $119.910. North West Oshawa. 3 bedrooms. high of ienCy gas heal. R- 40 msul. Raised bungalow. any 5 leftothers from $104,900. Can Pear Neal. Sales Rep, Gwde Realty, 7235281. POWER of Sales!! 586.900 buys a tadksp!u with 3 bedrooms. rec room. fenced yard. and more 5% down. payments $740 monthly including taxes. Ted Houghton. Remax Summit 668-300 s-7u4v 853-5967, a free brochure with no THREE BEDROOM 1 1/2 pressure or obligation. FW balls. rec. room, forced air bros, photos. high compa- gas. central air. marry ex- , / ' Coming tiWitty standards, great vel. tras, bright, dean end unit. Events Ue a very sincere. For sin- gles North Oshawa. ­­ygles seeking their special distance to shopping and SETTLEMENT House someone Panner Search amenities. Cal 436-6047 Shops in Port Perry. Open 683-2414 (message) any weekd ! time. OBTAINING A LOAN Is NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. gft men, ots ot numbers 1- 900.451-5566 ext. 697 $3-49irran, 18+. T -tone. OLDER women seeking surgle men. kis of Pinole number 1-900.451-3638 ext 259 $3 29 mwx4e. 16+. touch koro PSYCHIC Answers Rated a 1 in Canada Answers to love. money. career. $2-99/ minute. 18+ E.R PA 1- 900-451-4055 Want SOfne0rle $papal" in your life? Screened introductions Car 404-2623 (From Clarington) nfoso rce Pick 3 ....................5002 i Super? ..................5003 ay evenings unti ' 110bile 110111!$ Spm from Dec7thtil X-mas. • WKI Parks Environment Canada ........5556 Whitby Little Theatre ........7027 s ' Personals FLORIDA, Mobile home. Rogers Community 10 .......7030 11 showrooms or home appointmcnu located near West palm avallahle Oshawa Generals ..........5043 Beach. 2 bedroom. 12' X ADULTS ONLY ! Gulls 617 on corner lot with too Over 18 Seeking Older shed 10' x 12' . new root Men 1-900-451.3638 ext p1723-4165. 704. $3.2Wmm, must be Once Upon A Child ......811 far 18. T -tone. Money Nax/Pickering Update .......5137 to Lend BEST PLAYMATES names a O's 1-900-451- 5138 6088 ext. 272. $2 99/min, BORROW $10.000 , pay 18+. Touchtone as lite as $710 per month. CALL Local Gens. get o.a.c. Free consultations. names a home numbers. Anubxs Investments Ltd. 1-900-451-5566 Ext 253. Mortgages and Loans S3.49/min 18+. Touch since 1973. Cal (905)668- tone. 7200 COUPLE'S seeking sin - OBTAINING A LOAN Is NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. gft men, ots ot numbers 1- 900.451-5566 ext. 697 $3-49irran, 18+. T -tone. OLDER women seeking surgle men. kis of Pinole number 1-900.451-3638 ext 259 $3 29 mwx4e. 16+. touch koro PSYCHIC Answers Rated a 1 in Canada Answers to love. money. career. $2-99/ minute. 18+ E.R PA 1- 900-451-4055 Want SOfne0rle $papal" in your life? Screened introductions Car 404-2623 (From Clarington) nfoso rce Pick 3 ....................5002 i Super? ..................5003 Whitby Cinemas ...........7023 g Lottado ...................5004 Joke of the Day ............5016 Quote of the Day ...........5017 Pickering Moviplex 9 ........7025 Trivia Quiz ................5018 Environment Canada ........5556 Oshawa Centre Cinemas ....7022 Whitby Cinemas ...........7023 (Durham West) ............6023 Ajax/Pickering Cinemas ......7024 MO%L MENT Co, LTU. Pickering Moviplex 9 ........7025 :Manufacturer. Oshawa Little Theatre .......7026 ......5037 Whitby Little Theatre ........7027 Durham Shoestring Performers 7028 Weekly Video ..............7029 since 1872. Rogers Community 10 .......7030 11 showrooms or home appointmcnu Major League Baseball ......5033 Toronto Maple Leafs ........5034 (Durham West) ............6023 NBA .....................5035 MO%L MENT Co, LTU. Pro Sports Update ..........5036 :Manufacturer. Oshawa/Whitby Update ......5037 Local Lacrosse ............5038 civic memorials Local Baseball .............5039 since 1872. NHL .....................5041 11 showrooms or home appointmcnu Proline ...................5042 avallahle Oshawa Generals ..........5043 Darlenc Bonsor NFL .....................5044 (905) 4274 -IM Blue Jays .................5045 1( 800 l 461-02S2 CFL .....................5046 t,', Old kir cat ad. A p1 Local Hockey ..............5047 Once Upon A Child ......811 far Durham College ............5051 Call for Less ............8003 Nax/Pickering Update .......5137 durhamnews.................... 9999 AjaxMickering Hockey....... 5138 Raiders AAA' Hockey .......5139 � Ajax/Pickerrng Dolphins ......5140 Ajaxlftkering Ringette .....5141 Ajax/Pic kering Baseball ......5142 Ajax/P then ing Soccer .......5143 Ajax/Pfclkenng Softball .......5144 Ajax Bridge Club ...........6000 OddfeUows/Rebekahs .......6001 Oshawa Legion ............6002 Parents of Teens ...........6003 AI -Anon, AI-Ateen ..........6004 Alcoholics Anonymous ......6005 Women's support group of Durham -Community Care ...........6006 S.O.S. ...................6007 (Smokers Overcoming Smoking) COPE (Depression) .........6008 Canadian Calorie Counters ...6009 One Parent Families ........6010 Parents Without Partners ....6011 Living with Cancer Support Group (Durham East) .............6012 Living with Cancer Support Group (Durham West) ............6013 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Youth of Durham ..................6014 Emotions Anonymous .......6015 AIDS committee of Durham ...6016 Multiple Sclerosis Society .. _ .6017 Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics (Durham Chapter ...........6018 Oshawa 8 District Ostomy Association ...............6019 Caesarean Prevention .......6020 La Loche League ...........6021 Reach to Recovery r r - r':: " - ' ,cr-- SANDERSON FfX N 71Rfp vemr{1 i Ill of itilt whim li< ms's (Durham West) ............6023 Macintosh Users East .......6030 MO%L MENT Co, LTU. ! n -ed frX pll babm til the �-%3.0-ffW j :Manufacturer. a %lath cJ 6WIM . 4"91 of cemctery u1J 1�t1n"' ITSW1115)Id civic memorials Y W my 7150 xn til (1008 ni f1lato R(C1wd since 1872. ]•tiers 7fftr p(IsS w a lin); d16 mmbrr 11 showrooms or home appointmcnu 9t'A;f11!0 You bf Jr foksw �"1P J'M'tf . avallahle �.:llAll-.11kICi.7.nl . N �. �,11T; glLl19UC. Darlenc Bonsor ILLedn , i rets W r'S G A K' Q liar a T)r (905) 4274 -IM I I 1 priapil,I 1( 800 l 461-02S2 i i u , i u, t,', Old kir cat ad. A p1 HOW TO USE INFOSOURCE 1 Call 683-7040, or from Clarington call 404-2623, using a touch-tone phone or push button phone that emits tones. It's a free call from Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington, Ajax and Pickering. 2 When prompted enter the 4 -digit code of your choice from the directory provided. FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF BOXES 5100. (Breast Cancer) ............ 6022 Learning Disabilities Association (Durham West) ............6023 Macintosh Users East .......6030 Myalgic Encephalomylitis First Oshawa ITC Club ......6031 Association ...............6024 Durham P.C. User's Club ....6032 Fibromyalgia Support .......6025 Epilepsy Parents Support ....6026 Osteoporosis Support .......6027 United Survivors ...........6051 Homepreneur Group .....6041 Ajax Block Parents .......6042 Home Business Association ..6043 Parent Finders ..........6044 Business Networking Group of- Whitby ................6045 Poets in the Pub .........6046 Ajax -Pickering United Way 6050 Oshawa Revenue ToasUmasters6028 a F- a- iAbout Crimestoppers _- Oshawa Toastmasters .......6029 ...i 6047 j Macintosh Users East .......6030 Crime of the Week First Oshawa ITC Club ......6031 .6048 Durham P.C. User's Club ....6032 � "0 WIR, I I' I,I i1 kip -r I Execu-Care Home & Office 8100 Care -Givers ............8101 St. Mark's United Church .....6033 Anscot Contracting .......8102 Simcoe United Church .......6034 Erotica Video ...... . ....8103 Vallillee Products Ltd. .8106 AVE Entertainment ......8107 Clarington Walking Program ..6036 Emergency Plus "CPR" ...8111 Clarington Older Adults ......6037 Once Upon A Child ......811 far Oshawa Senior Citizen's Club Call for Less ............8003 Saturday dances . 6038 durhamnews.................... 9999 ll� w i4iP Sweet Adeiines .........6039 � Durham WriterslEcRors ...6040 111111111101 news aei aminif mean ser ar sees amia ana aril i aaaa anis ales wain; Sowe amat owimi Mae anis i Now aomia immia amme i minia inims amini rimma eat reime sawn aaox i i aas if nown anis eams i i•in, J PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1995 MORI 1 ► 1 1 IF, r. Men's and Ladies' Robes Our entire selection. 25°°* OFF * '15'', ofd' our Evern•day Low Prices Sunlight Laundry Detergent 12 L. Our Reg. 7.47. Always Feminine Hygiene "Assorted. Our Reg. 3.46. Outdoor Xhristmas lZqkzemmt Bulbs 4 per pack. 'Jur Reg., pack 97¢. 01 VEach SAVE 50¢ 2 96 Pack SAVE 50¢ 2/,1,410 Packs of 4 ` SAVE 44¢ Boxed 27 Christmas Cards Pack of 36. Pack Our Reg. 4.77. SAVE 50¢ M $9IN Jewellery Boxes Our entire selection. 0 !/(0 OFF * 2a"/off our Evervdav Low Prices Men's 3 -Pack Hanes Bri White. S -M -L - Ow Reg. 5.63. Memorex 5 -Pack 1 7 41 fe Christmas Trees Our entire selection. !/(0* OFF * 2a',%� off our Evenyday Low Prices QQ Dove Soap 156 77 's1fN)g. efs Pack Pack XL. 1 SAS 64¢ EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Vtdeo Tape Our Reg. 9.86. 7 77 Pack SAVE 2.09 Ladies' QQ 3 -Pack - 77 Hanes Briefs 4pack Our Reg. 5.46.. SAVE 47¢ Ckpits Bakin Chocolate' L 1 kg. Our Ree. 5.97. Huggies Diapers Our Reg. 14.97. JI Pack SAVE $1 Gift"n 4,Nck Wrap 4-noll pack. EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 4 Q� Allans s 7 / Candy64 Canes P'dClt 85 g. 6 per pack. FdCiC SAVE $1 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE