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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_12_13tCO& 1� By t« Lnk. YZ �.,r Visit OUR SHOWYOOM' "-Aha kM, 420-48fo Mere we grove again! in order to better serve our valued read- from the previous 37,500. And, the pressrun ers and advertisers, the Ajax -Pickering of your Sunday community newspaper has News Advertiser has increased the circula- increased to 42,500 copies from 40,000. Ear - of our Wednesday and Sunday editions. tier this year, the News Advertiser increased The News Advertiser is now printing the pressrun of the Friday edition to 42,500 40,000 copies of the Wednesday edition, up copies from 35,000. 1 AI i i ER GIFT IDEAS ' �a tt Y G ' 705 1 Kingston RdTw o 831-2088 ��u v News Advertiser Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1995 44 pages A Nietroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 114 No. 50 David Crombie I Consultant to may lead body to plan future of Frenchman's Bay B% %I.%RIANNE TAK.%t :S PIUKI:RI\G - The "Town has askcJ David Crombie to head a commis- sion which will plan the future of Frenchman's BaN . The head of the ProNince'N Waterfront Regeneration Trust. former Toronto mayor and former Progressive Con- scrvativc federal cabinet min- ister "hasn't atzrced but through his staff we have advised him of cur thoughts and he hasn't said 'no'," says Town manager Tim Inside In the news Editorial ................... 6 Entertainment ........ 29 Sports.....................33 Classified ................ 38 Phone lines General 683-51 10 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 ::sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 _ 13eatth Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Intertnet at -,-www. durhattnnews. ne t :193* + 7t GST = $1 Shcfficid. He hetievcs Mi. Cromhic is probably waiun_ for the co+mtnission's struc- ture and mandate to be for- ntahied before agrccing to pari i.: ipatc. Formation of thc commis- sion was announced at a pub- lic meeting last Thursday night to explain the legal set- tlement on Frenchman's Bav sizncd by the Town. the Pro%ince and the Pickering Harbour Company (PHC ). The settlement put an end to a 13 -year-old legal dispute over the ownership and development of the ba} and lands around it. Mr. Sheffield expects the new commission to include representatives of the Towr, of Pickering. PHC. ha -y area landowners, bay area resi- dents. the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conser- vation Authority, the Min- istry of Natural Resources. the federal Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, the Pickering business communi- ty, Pickering residents, the tourism industry, and others. According to Mr. Sheffield, the Town is confi- dent Mr. Crombie can guide all the various parties with an interest in the bay to come up with a plan for its future development and preserva- tion. . "He can bring together all of these disparate groups See SAY ... Page 3 Neckcracker' Suite:-'.:."-,- l Chiropractor John Noble gives Santa an adjustment at the Ajax - Pickering Village Chiropractic Clinic during its fifth annual Care and Share Day Friday when the facility waived fees for patients who took in several non-perishable items for the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army food bank. Another photo on Page 27. photo by Andrew Iwanowski promote racial harmony at Pickering High By LINDA «"ITE ♦T �Ff ht 11)R r}.K AJAX-PICKIAINO — A consultant will work at pron►oting racial harnu�m at Pickering High School in the ",Ike ''t recent tension hetween South Asian ,: dents and white teem. "Student. need -- help from the board." Durham Board of Education vice-chairman and Ajax trustee Sherrill Willard says of a decision reached by trustees Monday to place anti -racism consultant Sarah - MacDonald at ttte Sherrill Willard school for the next two weeks. "She will bring a lot of balance to the schowl and will train student leaders to effectively work with the student body. She will bring a voice of calm and rection to how (students) all get along." About 200 parents in the South Asian community held a matting at the Picker- ing Recreation Complex Saturday after- noon to voice concern for their children's safety in the wake of two recent fights at the school, which is attended by students from Ajax and Pickering. A South Asian student suffered serious bruises to his face in a fight with a white student after school on Nov. 23. . The next morning, a fight broke out between the same two students and sever - at other South Asian teens. The white stu- dent received 10 stitches to his forehead and the back of his head after he was beaten with toy baseball bats, police 4eported at the time. Five students face a number of charges, including assault causing bodily harm and possession of a dangerous weapon. They have been suspended from school. See PICKERING... Ptitge 2 PAGE,2.A-1W 1VE)NS ADVERTISER, VyFD, DECEMBER 13,1995 ' PickeringHigh students upset school labelled racist _. � .ti .1., *..... r FROM PAGE 1 Some parents have accused the N)w-d of ignor- ing problems — which they claim have been brewing for months — until a white stu- dent was hurt. That's not so. reports prin- cipal Gary Down. He says police weren't called after the first tight because' it tool: place after school and by the time he arrived on the scene with a vice-principal, the participants had already ticd. Though witnesses told him the name of the South Asian student involved in the fight. Mr. Down didn't find out who the white stu- dent was until the next morning. Moments after he learned Of the name, the second tizht broke out and police were called. "if we had more information (on the first fight) earlier, we would have called police." Mr. Down assures. -We live in a society where racism exists," he continues. "Pickering High is not immune: to that ... We do not ignore racist activi- ties. The fights had a racial component, but penaltiesr. were imposed because (Par- ticipants) resorted to vio- lence." Durham Regional Police agree. The street crime unit "has done its investigation and there is nothing to show Ifights) were racially moti- vated or that (participants). tklonged to any particular group." assures Constable Krish Ganesha n. On Rlonday. a group of students tried to organize a mass walkout at clic school. About SO white teens refused to return to class after an impromptu lunch- hour speech by a South Asian student. They were evcntually persuaded back to class by staff. On Tuesday, the school, had an asmbly with senior students "to clear the air." reports A1r. Down. who says students "are upset their school has been labelled racist" Recognizing there*s ten- sion at the school, trustees have called for a review of the situation by an indepen- dent committee comprised of administrators and fx)ssi- bly community representa- tives. 'Mat committee's mittee's fnd- ings will be reporearly in the new vear. Mrs. Willard is pleased membc� of the South Asian community appear ready to "forge links with all groups in the community" — such as the Social Development Coun- it of Aiax-Pickerimg's equity and race relations Com mittee'.. That committee's chair- man. Roland Rutland. is also looking for participation from members of the South Asian community. 77yis is not the first time charges of racism have sur- faced at Pickering High. in Seplcmher. 1900, hundreds of students skipped classes because of a rumor that black gang members from 'Toronto and Scarborough Get your tax refund before Christmas Contact our office. 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P Bay deal `fair': mayor FROM PAGE 1 because he has the ability to bring peo- ple to the table," explains Mr. Sheffield, noting Mr. Crombie and the Waterfront Regeneration Trust were instrumental in bringing together all the many parties required to reach the legal settlement of the dispute over the bay. Technically, the commission will have no legal power to enforce its rec- ommendations, explains Mr. Sheffield. But he expects that because all parties with a legitimate interest in French- man's Bay will be involved in the deci- sion-making process, the commission's plan for the bay will be respected. "Hopefully because it's come from all of the stakeholders, everybody will see the logic to it." At the public meeting. Mayor Arthur% maintained the agreement will save years of further arguments in the courts. "The settlement we've achieved, I believe, is lair and equitable." He added the agreement allows the Town and MTRCA to proceed with plans for a waterfront trail and public park land around the bay, and that there is now an opportunity to "create a The deal PICKERING — The recent set- tlement by the Town, the Province and the Pickering Harbour Compa- ny (PHC) %cities a 13 -year-old legal dispute over ownership and control of lands under and around French- man's Bay. The agreement includes provi- sions specifying that: The PNC shall: U give the northern third of the bav (about 53 acres), including the marshland, to the Town, other than land for an apart ment/townhouse development at the southwest cor- ner of Bayly and Begley Streets D negotiate in good faith the sale of a small parcel on the west shore of the bay to the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority ❑ withdraw its referral of portions of the Town's Official Plan for the bay area to the Ontario Municipal Board, providing the Town agrees to certain modifications to it ❑ realize it is subject to all provin- cial, municipal and other laws The Town of Pickering shall: ❑ give to PHC land required for the apartment/townhouse complex ❑ accept the northern third of the bay as PHC's parkland and devel- opment charges contribution for development of the apartrnenthownhouse complex and for any upgrading it might do at its marina property ❑ remove its "holding" zone (which has prevented development) on the bay and adjacent lake area, allow mooring of boats in areas of the bay owned by PHC, and rezone the marine recreation area in accor- dance with the modifications of the Official Plan it has agreed to under- take (which would create a bigger area for marina use) The Town sand Province shag: ❑ agree that PHC is the owner of the southerly two-thirds of the bay ❑ recognize PHC's charter and right to construct, operate and main- tain harbor works, and to dredge the harbor as permitted by its charter. WrM Arthtlrs There's now a chance A to *1 `create o-Aront' vibrant waterfront" for Pickering. Mayor Arthurs noted that since the legal issues arc settled the Town, PHC and the Province can make a joint case to the federal government for help in improving the channel into French- man's Bay. The channel requires new breakwalls and deeper dredging in order to allow bigger boats to enter the hav and to improve water flow through the bay fir environmental reasons. The price tag for the improvements is esti- mated at $2.1 million, according to Mr. Sheffield. Comments from citizens at the pub- lic meeting related mostly to concerns about preservation of the bay's envi- ronment and about the apartment and townhouse development PHC plans at the north end above the marshes. Some suggested such a development was not compatible with protecting the hay's ecological environment. PHC president Harold Hough assured those in attendance his compa- ny wants to protect the bay. "ll' the (environmental impact) study shows there is a negative impact that the apartment would cause then it will not be built." he said. Mr. Hough said after the meeting he'd welcome a commission headed by Mr. Cromhie. "He's perceived as a very fair-mind- ed and responsible fellow, but also a realist." Mayor Arthurs also announced at the meeting that a "public process" will be put in place by the Town for citi- zens to have their say on PHC's devel- opment proposal for the north end of the bay. Since no rezoning is required the company only has to obtain site plan approval. which requires no for- mal public consultation process. But an exception will be made in this case due to public interest. Dispute goes back many years PICKERItiG — The Pickering Harbour Company was granted a fed- eral charter in 1977 which conveyed Frenchman's Bay lands to the firm for the purpose of operating a harbor like the active commercial port it was run- ning at the time. At issue before the recent settle- ment between the Town and PHC was whether the charter rendered the com= pan), and its property immune from provincial and municipal control, and whether the charter was still valid since the harbor's ownership passed through several hands over the years. In 1906, the Town placed a -hold- ing" zone on a number of properties around the bay to control "premature development", since there was interest in protecting the hay and ensuring part of it was developed for public and recreational purposes. Around 1974, PHC prepared a pro- posal for development of a marina facility which would cover much of the water area of the bay. It called for 2,588 boat slips, 1,200 stacked -storage slips, 1,059 moorings, 4,847 winter storage spaces and deepening of the harbor area by removing over 54 mil- lion bushels of peat from the bay hot - tom. In 1976, the Town placed a holding zone on the lands beneath the bay, again to control "premature develop- ment" and in effect stopping the mari- na proposal. PHC applied to the courts to have the holding bylaw quashed. The Town hired consultants in 1977 to prepare a plan for French- man's Bay, and in 1982 Council approved both a community plan and development plan for the bay. PHC requested the portion of the plans affecting its interests be referred to the Ontario Municipal Board. Also in 1992, the Town and Province com- menced action in the Supreme Court of Ontario challenging PHC claims to ownership and control of the bay. The Ministry of Municipal Affairs approved the bay plans only in pan in 1994, deferring for fut-,hcr considera- tion issues related to PHC. Discussions between the Town and PHC to resolve the dispute out of court began in 1990. Preliminary agreements were signed in 1994 and 1995, resulting in the settlement revealed at the public meeting Dec. 7. 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Of that total, 40 drivers were checked on the roadside breathalyzer, Accused in slaying of Pickering man, sports store- owner appear in court DURHAM — Two London +men accused of killing a Pick- ering resident and the co- .iowner of an Oshawa sporting ;goods store made a court appearance Monday. Ronald James Woodcock, 43, and Roshan Norouzah, 32, 'have been charged with first- -degree murder in the slaying of Ken Thomas of Pickering, , whose car is believed to have *,,been used as the getaway vehi- .'. cle following the robbery of Gagnon Sports Sept. 14, 1994, second-degree murder in he death of store co-owner Roger Pardy addition to the murder barges, the two have been with attempted mur- r, robbery, discharging a with intent,- forcible use of a firearm the commission- of as ble offence, possessive s probibited weapon, dis witb intent and posses of stolen prope*. over sxe.,0tber. people wore dnriug� the robbery mW . ed the ordeal, Witnaves j two armed, ,masked men . the store and opened on their victims. Police 4 -number of guns were Raring the robbery. , ' publication ban on evi- once has been imposed by tiutice of the Peace Robert Wvv Mr. Wlrodcach; #ttl i.• Mr•" oiroutli are seised• to r�trt Mat+th �. resulting in 10 licence suspensions for 12 hours. Three drivers failed the test and were arrested and charged with driving with over the legal limit of 80 milligrams. In addition, one driver was arrested and charged with refus- ing a breathalyzer. "We're very encouraged that only four people have been charged with drinking and driving," says Sgt. Bates, "especially because we've stopped quite a few more vehicles this year compared to last year." Despite the promising results from the R.I.D.E. program, regular patrol units have laid 10 impaired driving charges during the past 10 days, reports Sgt. Bates. Police don't have comparable num- bers of impaired drivers stopped dur- ing the first 10 days of the R.I.D.E. program last year, he says. The general trend over the past 10 years has seen a reduction in the num- ber of drinking drivers, says Sgt. Bates. -I think people are just more care- ful this time of vear. You really can't tell. Maybe they're just getting the message." Police arc setting up the R.I.D.E. program on heavily travelled road- ways throughout Durham early in thg evening, says Sgt. Bates. "We're deliberately setting up in busy locations to let people know on the way to the party that the R.I.D.E. program is out. -- Mere has also been a reduction in the number of alcohol-related acci- dents in the past 10 days, says Sgt. .Bates. "There have been four in the past week -and -a -half, which is slightly less than usual." a An apple (pie?) for the teacher St. Jude Catholic School teacher Rhonda Wilson gets a pie in the face from student Mathew Manley to conclude the Ajax school's fund-raising efforts for the Ajax - Pickering United Way campaign. The students raised $20,000. photo by Andrew Iwanowski $20 OFF ANY BATCH OF WINE (VAUD THRU DEC. 31) OR $80 FOR A$ 100 XMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE!! QUALIW !! PRICE!! SERVICE!! (THIS IS 30 BOTTLES OF )XI E FOR LESS THAN $3/BOTTLE!) 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The first took place around 6:30 a.m., when a Durham Regional Police officer was leaving the police station at Brock Road and Hwy. 2 in Pick- ering. Traffic was stopped, and as the officer turned into a lane "not normally used by traffic", he was struck by an oncoming car, police report. Four vehicles were involved in the accident. Several people, including the officer, were taken to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital with minor injuries. The accident is under investigation by the traffic management unit. Meanwhile, an officer responding to an accident at Church Street and Taunton Road in Ajax around 8:30 a.m. suffered minor injuries when he was involved in a mishap en route to the scene. He was driving west- bound on Taunton when a driver in front of him made a U-turn, forcing the offi- cer over a 10- to 15 -foot embankment, police report. The officer suffered minor injuries, while his cruiser has been written off. 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Just call us at 683-5110. 52 G I FTS �_; • ' . . E,SELECTION PAGE 6 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 13, I"S Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser TUIOTHI' J. N'HITTAKER. Publisher A Metmlanol Community Newspaper JOANNE BUR(HARDT. Ednor•in-chief published yyednc'sday. Fnday. Sunda tiTE\'E HOU TON. Managing Editor BRUCE I)ANFORI). Adsenising manager 130-11- Commercial Ave Ajax, Ont. ALVIN BROOVER. Retail Manager LIS 21-15 ABE FAKHOURIE. Distnhution manager Ptwmc 683-51 10 Fax:(,N;-7361 0 10 Try A tradition as familiar in our lives this time of year as Santa Claus and mistletoe is once again here to herald the Christmas season. It's the annual Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere campaign mounted by Durham Regional Police in a bid to continue the trend toward fewer impaired motorists on our roadways. And, the figures so far this year are encouraging. In the first 10 da} s of the 1995 campaign, police in com- munities across the region have only issued three impaired driving offence notices out of more than 12.500 motorists pulled over in various RiDE spot checks. Those numbers fit the downward trend across the province and are comforting. Indeed, we all must con- tinue to take personal responsibility for seeing that we do our part to keep drinking drivers off the road. if vou're hosting a party, serve plenty of food. Know which guests are driving and encourage them to drink non-alcoholic beverages. If you're at a part., offer to drive someone home if they've obviously had too much to drink, or share a cab. There will be a few who will ignore the warnings and get behind the wheel. As a result, there will likely be a tragedy on our roads this festive season. But, if we all claim a stake in this battle we can get much done. The message is being heard by a great many motorists in Ajax, Pickering, Oshawa, Whitby and bevond. We're doing very well, all of us, but we can't claim victory against the evils of drunk driving. Not yet. N I DON'T � ANYTHING BRIAN.. . WE'C nesda1' Letters: s 0 Overheard. Did he� sa;y that? "I think it was a great success We hit a few speed bumps along the way..." -- United Wal chairman Bill Hutchison on - the success of the 1995 fund-raising campaign in -Ajax and Pickering. "It helps you not get into trouble." ,; --St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School Grade 2 student Andrew Soucie on a new initiative to help students there deal with conflict Teach them right fromwrong To the editor: R.W. Horner's recent letter relat- ing to the Reduce the Risk sex edu- cation program in Durham high schools absolutely floored rte. His/her ignorance of the whole issue was so blatant 1 found it hard to take him/her seriously. R.W. Horner's premise that teach- ing young people about sex and edu- cating them how to use condoms solves the whole problem is foolish in the extreme. There is no such thing as safe sex. It is a scientific fact that condom. oiler no protection against numerous scxually-transmit- ted diseases. To suggest otherwise borders on criminal. The truth is that educating young people about biology and body mechanics docs not solve this problem, it propagates it. "'hat young people need to know- is nowis the difference between right and wrong and to be encouraged in the right. What they need to know is the price tag for promiscuity — empti- ncss. emotional trauma and p,,t,:n tially devastating physical conse- quences. Our next generation is paying a devastating price because their teachers have lost touch with those things which are good, just and true. R.W. Horner was right. it can all he prevented. It depends on you and me having the courage to tell the truth. it's up to us. Shawn Witton, Ajax W"MTo T� Nn" ADV>�rn Letters .;_ sex, 130 CoMMIERCUt, AvF., AJAa►, LIS 215 ox FAx vs AT 683-7363 OUR E-MAIL ADDRESS is NewsAd-news@durhamnews.net ■ Your correspondent p was correct: It is up to us To the editor. in many homes. Men and prime hecausc of preventable be getting it right. w'e'll have This letter is written with a women found out about sex disease, young couples are to teach them more". Now heavy heart in response to the on their honeymoon. Teenage finding they can't have chil- parents, religious or not. arc letter from R.W. Horner on pregnancies were very rare dren because of STDs con- saying enough is enough. Nov. 15. The vote held of the and STD was only an abbre- tracted during their teen Stop confounding our young Reduce the Risk booklet was viation for *standard'. Lack of years. The public school men and women during these not by a religious faction. knowledge certainly didn't boards say, "Hmm, we've vulnerable years. Simply because one express- seem to hurt that generation had sex education classes for It is not better to go with es a strong moral value does with any severity. It didn't vears but they don't wren to atw nn-. ,ter ., .:.... a.,,_._..___ not automatically mean a reli- kill off young, virile men gious zealot is at hand. Many before they reached the age of people have looked at all of 30; streets and coffee shops the facts surrounding the pub- were not full of frightened lic school sex education pro- teens living on welfare and gram and found it to be lack- holding tiny babies with the ing in many areas. One con- huge responsibility of rearing dom, no matter how perfectly a child. used, does not prevent preg- Let's look at the `90s. nancy or HIV. Many married Girls are not getting a full people do not use the condom education because they are to prevent pregnancy because having babies. Boys are faced it simply isn't reliable. For a with decisions to stay in a sit - good number of years the uation that is beyond their public school has shunned sphere of coping. 'These teen parental concerns and have years are precious times of taught sex education. They preparation for adulthood. have cited parents don't teach These years are being stolen the facts of life at home. Let's as we force youngsters to look at that. consider relationships better Go back to our parents' left to ones more mature. day. Sex education was taboo Young men are dying in their It is better to encourage them wear a condom He says no to to say no. Many teens are sexually -active lives outside already sexually actiyc. For of marriage, because He them the problems of saying knew the suffering it would no arc more difficult. cause. We need to ask for for - As to your view of God. giveness because we let the Yes. He can heal our dis- situation get this bad. As you cases. And yes, He won't declare, it is up to us. Town of Pickering 0 *� z * (905) 42x2222 P1C1KF_A1[11 a"wo_w NG (905)683.2760 * December 18 COUNCIL MEETING December 20 COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT December 21 STATUTORY INFORMATION MEETING TOWN OF PICKERING HOLIDAY SEASON OPERATING HOURS hri -: 1,"), (1 6". ! Ibrxtay, Ikcrmhcr 26. ,N l losed nrsday. lkccmhcr 27. 149)5 Closed \tnnday. January I, 1996 Closed REQUIRED tn.la, I:mnary IS 1496 WINTER/SPRING I ii .,1 :� 14' _r;nhrr '" I P); 1996 Ile tx ",Sleeted on Saturday. Iercmbrr 30. 19955 I1 V,.,t,l.r, tk,rmha•r .'.S 'r',S �, Set•. r.r t ucsd. December 26. 14195 NiService >1on.Lry, January I. 17)b No Service Lown.,,, Dc. r,nha•r 1901 l e , Friday, December 15 I ursday. leccmt+cr 26. 1995 Closed Wrdncsday. L)cccmhcr 27. 1995 TO Saturday. December 30. 1 W Open S1„11lay. January 1. 1996 Ckncd (lid t.athe.r.hai Friday, February 23 Cit, ed no the Puhhr Dcc I.,P,; it, Lai 7r)6 kcgulm schnhik rrsumrs San K/46 Inda"Ik•:rmhrr'_.1'7,5 14r�am I)Al m Saturday. December Zi. 19" 9:1r) a m. 100 p in Sunday. Drc-ember 24. 199K Closed S1,xiday. Diem. her 25. 1499 Ck6scd I umby. December n_6, 1995 Closed I ),-,.cmhrr 27 h -8. 1995 Retular Hours I relay. Decemhrr 21) 1995 - 6 (4) a m.-9 M p.m Saturday. Deccuther 14) .1991 9.141 a M.-5 00 P.M %londay. lair my I. 1996 Closed Sunday, lkcrmhcr 24, 19)5 Clowd Monday, December 25, 1995 Closed Tuesday, December 26. 1995 Closed Sunday. Decemher 31. 1995 Closed Monda . Jana I 14Y)6 Closed December 18, 19, 20, 21, 27, 28, 1"5 January 2. 3.4.5. 1996 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 6:110 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. Open Swim 9:(X) a. to 1:00 p M. Adult Swim 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Open Swim 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Adult Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Open Swim 9:00 P.M. to 10:00 p.m. Adult Swim December 22 & 29, 1995 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. Open Swim 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 P.M. Adult Swim 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Open Swim 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 Jim. Adult Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Open Swim December 13 & 30,1995 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Open Swim Janmsry-6 & 7, 1996 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m Open Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Open Swim 1'trk6e Skaliq Friday. December 22, 1995 7:30 p.tn-9:15 pia Saturday. December 2.4,1995 Closed Sunday. December 24, 1995 Cloud D ecewher 27, 2& 29. 1995 1:00 p.m. -3:00 Pm. January 2, 3, 4, 5,19% 1:00 p.ta-3:00 p.m raremb aced Tib Unavaibble December 28 do 29.1995 Uwvailable Janwy 4 & 5, 1996 sel iw skale Friday. December 29, 1995 1000 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Friday, Jawary 5, 1996 1000 a m-12:30 p.m. Emergency Services will cep be dfechrd by die Holiday Schoduk. Town of Picketing Public Works Emergency Telepliorc Number is (905) 683-4319. REGULAR OPERATING HOURS (8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.) AND SERVICES ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28 AND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1995 REGULAR OPERATING HOURS (830 A.M. TO 430 P.M.) AND SERVICES RESUME ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1996 * ��9 PRE-SCHOOL Pickering Recreation Complex ly MUSIC to INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED T�otPi� erng WINTER/SPRING 1 The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario 1996 L1VSK7 The Department of Culture and Recreation is seeking A. qa owof.wr a knowledgeable, enthusiastic, creative Instructor to E,0.m conduct Pre -School Music classes at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Pre -School Music classes are offered to participants from 6 months to 3 years of age. lM¢py Fieedurn d �r..rmsew and Protec�an -vagJrl u��ea.�ar.>^ Applicants must have a music background and "01aoMCdD "'°' appropriate experience leaching young children. A rw.-0rinasc p 9 Y 9 dues md.4--d music degree and membership in a music association ~+cardnai, would be preferred. W. sur* • Wee -me,.kw .Wiv. Application forms can be obtained from the Human —,*ft- Resources Department, 1 The Esplanade. Pickering and must be completed arid returned by January 12, :W"".dW^ 1996. to Dayle M. Cameron, Manager of Human Resources. Join us the week after Christmas at our: CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY S: MINI -CAMP! Ages 5 to 12 years Tuesday January 2nd _ To Friday January 5TH/96 Combination Art and Sport Holiday Camp Includes Daily Swimming & Optional Skating Bring a lunch and drink daily LOCATION: Parents will drop campers off at the Pickering Recreation Complex. 1867 Valley Farm Rd. just south of Hwy. 2 (transportation not provided). FULL DAY CAMP $9 700 7:00 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. or REGULAR CAMP $ OOO 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION CALL 420-4621 OR 683-2760 Spaces are limited. Register now. Town of Pickering NEW YEARS COUNTDOWN Family Skating Party Sunday, December 31st, 1995 Time: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Recreation Complex Arena _ FAMILY ACTIVITY Skating _ Disc Jockey Music - Clowns A on k Magician Refreshments New Year's countdown at 8:55 P.M. Enter the Arena from the Rear of the:N' Pickering Recreation Complex 831-1711 or 683.6582 East Shore Community Centres 1� Wednesdays 1..36 D.m. to 11:00 p.m. Fridays 1:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Brougham Community Centre :• o-lnprogram) Tuesi7ays 8.00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Pine Ridge High School Gym _. )rs P,xra- 'Jesdays ;.X p.m. to 10:30 p.m. St. Mary's High School Gym _ Fndays 6:30 p.m.. 1i 10:30 p.m. $1.00 per visit or $10.00 year pass r re!l ' 3-7- 10f mote '110C'iat10f` PICKERING FIRE DEP.-XRTNIENT WISHES EVERYONE A SAFE and HAPPY HOLIDAY Fire Safety is everyone's responsibility. Need Help? Contact the FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION at 839-4835 Pickering Recreation Complex • 1867 Valley Farm Rd. • 831-1711 Time: 7-10 p.m. Friday, December 15 �F� P Friday, January 26 40 40 Friday, February 23 Friday, March 29 j� Friday, April 26 P J Friday, May 24 4040 Friday June 14 Cost: $5.25 per person Advance ticket sales: Tickets go on sale the Monday prior to each scheduled date at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Monday to Friday 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. You must have a ticket to attend -Lost or misplaced tickets will not be honoured. PICKERING FIRE DEP.-XRTNIENT WISHES EVERYONE A SAFE and HAPPY HOLIDAY Fire Safety is everyone's responsibility. Need Help? Contact the FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION at 839-4835 rAGE Region chairmanship vote brings rift to Pickering Council By NIARIANTlE TAKAOS srml RHIOR1T3t PICKLRING — The race for the Regional chair- manship has apparently created some hard feelings on Pickering Council. Both Mayor Wayne Arthurs and Wand 3 Coun- cillor Rick Johnson sought the post of Durham Region chairman. which became vacant following the recent death of Gary l ILrrema. Mayor Arthur dropped out of the race the day before the vote last Wednesday to throw his support behind Aiax Mayor Jim Witty after it became apparent Mr. Witty had enough votes to win the chairmanship. Mr. Arthurs said at the time he was dropping out in the intertest of "Regional unity' Councillor Johnson chose not to drop out and won nine of the 32 votes. Mayor Arthurs and Ward 2 Regional Councillor David Farr voted for Mr. Witty, while the only Pickering member to vote for Councillor Johnson was Ward I Regio real Council- lor Maurice Brenner. " Ilx air was very thick last night." said Council- lor Brenner Tuesday after Pickering_ Council met Monday for the first time after the kegiomd vote. "You could cut it with a knife." Right at the beginning of Mon- day's meeting. Mayor Arthurs made a point of praising Mr. John - SM. "Councillor Johnson chose to stay i>n in that race and hrint: to the Rc_kwwd L tuned chamber an o pp r- tunity for detxac." said the mavor, noxine it had been a "smart move" on Mr. Johavxl's part and that he had "distinguished himself on behalf of this council". The mayor also said the result of the vote was nox a reflection on the individuals who ran but rather a reflection "of a point in time". Councillor Johnson made no reply at the time and didn't sav much more in a later interview. "That's poli- tics." he said when asked about Mayor Arthurs's support for Mr. Witty. "He's over 21 and he makes his own decisions and be's got to five with them." Councillor Brenner said he thought Pickering members should have supported the Pickering candi- date for the sake of unity at the Town level. "It's not about winning or losing; it wouldn't have made a diReance. r Everybody knew it was over before you wallwid in (to the Regional Council chamber)." Ile noted unity would have been preserved at the Region even if Pickering members had supported their own candidate because Councillor Johnson offered his full support to Mr. Witty to make the vote utvtnimous when it was all over. "You have to have unity at home before you can have unity at the Region," maintained Councillor Brenner. Ne added this turn of events was particularly unfortunate at a time when, after veers of fractious- ne'ss, Pickering Council was working well together. "Now we have to work at unity at home again." Mayor Arthurs said in an interview that Council- lor Johnson has not made any complaint about the way he voted and that his vote "should not be con- strued as a lack of support for any member of my own council". On the issue of Pickering unity, the mayor said "it's also important to have a show of unity at the Region", especially at a time when there are so numv "challem_es and stre.,�s&' fwine 1)uft-un. "It vvas no( a time to have the Region politicill} Urn alxut" he said. • 03 • FIELD & STREAM Quality T-shirts in assorted colours and scenes. M L XL ROCKY HUNTIN \BOOTS SIZES FROM �7 , 1.2 - 12 A':AILABLE IN BROWN ONLY MODEL -25 Nature Sounds 30 Titles on CD and Cassese Choose from Natural Guitar, Classical 170 Loons and much more. go SPINNING COMBO CLUB 40 SPINNING REEL 4013 7 FT. _ 2 PC. ROD. 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After hearing from 11 members of the public — seven of whom favored byelection — Ajax councillors voted to appoint from within to replace Jim Witty after his selection as Durham Region chairman on Dec. 6. Errol Sarpkaya was among those demanding a byelection. "As a citizen, I have a constitutional right to pick who I feel has the top job." However, Mark Bell cited the $40,000 it would cost to hold a byelec- tion in supporting an appointment. "Let's not act like a drunken lottery winner and spend tax dollars on some- thing that's not needed." Also on Monday, Ward 3 local coun- cillor Jim McMaster was appointed to the Wards 3 and 4 Regional seat left vacant with Mr. Parish's ,election as mayor and councilkws voted to hold a byelection on March 4 to fill Mr. McMaster's former position. Mr. Parish said he's opposed to Greater Toronto Area reform that would include amalgamating municipalities. "Ajax is a community that should be preserved. I'll do everything to keep Ajax a community, a vibrant communi- ty., fie said in an interview he doesn't support one GTA -wide level of govern- ment to replace the five regional gov- ernments in the Metro area. He added that "amalgamating a number of munic- ipalities into one municipality is a mis- take." Turfing his attention elsewhere, the new mayor said, "Jim (Witty) was pro- business. I don't define myself as pro or anti -development. I know Ajax as a town has to develop and must grow," but "everything put in front of us does- n't have to be approved. "I'm pro-business. I want business to flourish, but I don't want to go out and get 18 more doughnut stores," Mr. Parish said. On the financial side, he said, "My goal, notwithstanding provincial cuts, is there be no (municipal) tax increase." Mr. Parish praised Mr. Anderson "for his actions throughout the process and his action of nominating me. For his integrity and good faith to get on with the business of the Town, I commerxi you for that." An emotional Mr. Anderson fought back tears while thanking his council colleagues and family for their support the past two weeks - Mr. Anderson said in an interview, "Obviously Mr. Parish had four votes and I only had two votes. There's no sense fighting a losing battle. "For the unity of council and the con- tinued service to residents of Ajax, rather than a 4-2 vote, I'd make it unani- mous and get on with business." Dropping out was "personally very hard for me, my family and the staff at my office. I'd like to think the service I provided and the amount of time put in counts for something." Mr. Anderson said. Had Mr. Anderson and Mr. Parish contested the position and each had three votes, the winner would have been wlected by picking a name out of a Nd. Mr. McMaster, one of two council members who was unsure last week about which candidate to support ac mayor, said, "1 made it clear I would never vote to cause a tie. It's not appro- priate to pick the mayor's name from a hat. Some will say it's self-fulfilling because I wanted to get the Region seat. "Its not good for the Town to have a tie. There's no way I'd want to pull the mayor's name out of a hat. I was going to make damn sure that wouldn't hap- pen - Mr. Parish served a two-year term on Ajax Council from 1980 to 1982 and was elected to the then Ward 4 local seat in a byelection in 1992. He defeat- ed incumbent Susan Dulny for the Wards 3 and 4 regional position in 1994. He's the son of former Ajax Mayor Bill Parish, who held the job from 1958 to 1963. Wim..: 0 THE NEWS ADVICKME R, Wi D- DSCE110=111 W 0954 it1Gle !-A - R5 Expect more from Sears BOY LONDON BONUS EAM Etxx�c�1 nu,rc'. f r-r,m .k'cu� N V A BONUS .cast metal key chain _a Only 3999-9999 Boy London watches. 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At the main branch on Mon- days, there are Tales for Two's from 10:15 to 10:45 a.m. and Books for Babies from 11:15 tc 11:45 a.m. On Wednesdays, there's a session for youngsters three years and older from 10:15 to 10-45 a.m. and one for children four and up from 11:15 to 11:, a.m. On Thursdays, there are sessions for children three and older from 10:15 to 10:45 a.m. and again from 11:15 to 11:45 a.m. At the McLean Community Centre branch, a session for children four years and older will be offered Mondays from 1:30 to 2 p.m. On Tuesdays from 10:30 to 11 a.m., there's a session for children three and over. Tales for Two's are on Wednesdays from 10:30 to 11 a.m. and Books for Babies from 11:15 to 11:45 a.m. A session for children four and older will be offered Thursdays from 10:30 to 11 a.m. At the Village branch, there's a session for kids three and older from 10:30 to 1I. a.m. and one for two year olds from 11 to 11:30 a.m. A session for youngsters four years and up is set for Wednesdays from 1:30 to 2 p.m. Space at all three locations is limited and available on a first-come. first-served basis. Parental supervision is required for all programs. The main branch is at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent. next to the Town hall. Phone 683-4000, ext. 26. The Village branch is on Church Street north of Hwy. 2 (683-1140) and the McLean Community Centre branch is at the southeast corner of Westney Road North and Magill Drive (428- 8489). I Volunteers needed to aid Hospice Durham DURHAM — Hospice Durham has scheduled another Volunteer Training Program to begin in the new year. The 24-hour course will be held at the Whitby Free Methodist Church at 1916 Rossland Rd. E. each Wednesday during January. starting Jan. 10, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Topics to he covered include communication skills, emotional support and fami- ly dynamics, transfer tech- niques, healthy grief and bereave- ment, burial rites and the role of the volunteer. H o s p i c e Durham is a com- munity-based vol- unteer agency providing free in- home support to PODIATRIS individuals ant families facing ; life-threatening illness. For mor4 information or tt register, call 435 5242. .+, Round J. Klein B.S.C., D.P.M. 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'�19 Os ��Senior Citizen's Club Satur- Can for Less ............8003 - - Lae Loch* League ...........60r2l .6"durhamnewe...»...............9999 ,Keech to f#ecovay.ri _._.�.•► ager ss.e rrae www aaw ewe awe awe wrw ... aaea waw sew sae ew awe aw wee aaw we aaea aaw .erar mom=aewa awe ww aee Jar. am we wwa war .wry ears weir waw awe >Iraw wwa awe rare www Candlelight tribute honors victims of breathing problems O Tribute helps mark Lung Awareness Month throughout Durham DURHAM — The Lung Associa- tion of Durham Region is hosting a candlelight tribute tonight. Wednes- day, to honor people with respiratory problems. The tribute, the first of its kind here, -will also remember those who have passed away due to respiratory disease. Illll"fff: a ^4TIHE A 1910"AG9111 Ajax BlockAJAX -- The Ajax Block 407, in the Baywood Plaza a Parent Program holds its the corner of Bayly ani Dec. meeting 'Thursday, Monarch Ave., Ajax. Parents meet Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the The group meets the seconc Ajax -Pickering United Way Thursday of each month. Cal Thursday office, 95 Bayly St. W., Suite 427-2054 (Henry Zaczek). The tribute will be held at Oshawa City Hall at 50 Centre St. S. from 7 to 9 P.m-, with a candlelight service set to begin at 8 p.m. December has been declared Lung Awareness Month throughout Durham. "We can't stress the impor- tance of healthy lungs enough," says executive director Janet Georgieff. 1 "After all, when you can't breathe, nothing else matters" For more information on the trib- ute, call the Lung Association at 905- 436-1046. Q n I I I I A:4(.0 ■ Learn a NEW skill! ■ Increase your tax KNOWLEDGE! ■ CONVENIENT times & locations! 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In a recent vote, members of the Ontario History room hours are history In new year PICKERING — There will be new operating hours next year for the Pick- ering Central Library's Local History Room. As of the first week of January, the room will be open Thursdays from 5 to 9 pm., Fridays from 1 to 5 pm. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. It's currently open from 1 to 5 p.m. Tues- days, 5 to 9 p.m. Thursdays and 2 to 5 p.m. Saturdays. The Local History Room contains a large collection of material that reflects Pickering's rich past. It at— t^ . • earch CD ROM database that allows genealogists to trace their roots through the thousands of records collected by the Church of the Latter Day Saints. Trained staff are available at the library to assist anyone doing research into the people and places of Picker- ing. Pickering seniors host euchre night PICKERING -- Cards anyone, The South Pickering Seniors' Club holds a Euchre Night Saturday, Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. at the club at 910 Liver- pool Rd. S. Refreshments and prizes are avail- able. Cost is S3 per person. Call 837- 2051 (Bruce) or 8394584 (John) for more information. MARTIAL ARTS CJMNMO TM 7RAINERS OF DOUG GIWIOUR AS SEEN IN TW TORONTO SUN GET STARTEE> T©"AYZ 839 - 5000 Secondary School Teachers' Federation, District 17, voted 95.9 per cent against the move proposed by the provincial govern- ment. "We hope this government will respect the workplace democracy which has occurred," says president Pat Jermey. "When a College of Teachers was last pro- posed, (former Premier) Bill Davis said he would not impose it if a majority of teach- ers were not in favor. We are clearly not in favor." Teachers see the proposed college as an additional layer of bureatxracy and believe it would duplicate services currently shared by the Ministry of Education and Training and the Ontario Teachers' Federation. Teachers would be forced to dig into their own pockets for annual licensing fees and mandatory professional courses. "Unlike doctors and lawyers, we are not self-employed professionals who just hang out on a shingle," notes Ms. Jermey. "We work for an employer, the Durham Board of Education, which is responsible to the public through its trustees and administra- tion. And we belong to a teachers' federa- tion, which has its own professional code of ethics. This is not the time to be dupli- cating educational costs and services in this province. Education minister John Snobelen recently announced the new college will be open by the fall of 1997 and will be able to remove incompetent teachers from the classroom. • Ikeiba to lose lege. Sick Kids By LINDA WHITE bani said of her boyfriend's sTAFFREPOR'IM II -year-old niece in an inter- PICKERING — Relatives view. "We told her Monday of a Grenada girl diagnosed and she's been crying a lot with Mme cancer after coin- since. She's really afraid. ing lit.rc to stay with f';unily She's told me she just wants to seek medical help must to keep her leg, that she just face the news they've dread- wants (the tumor) to go ed. away. She always believed Doctors have recommend- the medicine would work." ed amputating Ikeiba iter family is wondering if' Knight's leg because there's any chance several chemotherapy has been more rounds of' chemotheri- unsuccessful in reducing the py could reduce the tumor size of a large twnor. enough to avoid amputation. Surgery has been sched- But doctors are calling for uled for tomorrow, Thursday, their decision because they but the family hadn't yet don't want the cancer to decided whether they would spread and have recommend - go ahead with it at press time ed Ikeiba continue Tuesday. chemotherapy after surgery. "Ikeiba hasn't had time to Ikeiba's family raised absorb the news," Lori Dar- enough money to send the JUST BRING IN THIS AD FOR 1 I OFF I I 1 r ! r I r I r 1 _ � I I �- z 'fir. I r I r 1 r r PLUS YOUR CHANCE TO r WIN A BEAUTIFUL GIFT r BASKET WORTH $50.00 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY youngster here after doctors in Grenada suspected she had cancer and recommended amputation of her leg. But because they were unable to test for cancer else- where in Ikeiba's body, her family feared an amputation wouldn't be enough to save her. Doctors at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, where Ikeiba is now being treated, determined she has osteogenic sarcoma, a cancer of, the Mme. r: r JUST DROP YOUR BALLOT IN AT THE 5 1 Urso' BY DEC. 22195. WINNER WILL BE DRAWN DEC. 23195 AND CONTACTED BY PHONE `` r' PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOWER LEVEL 9054120-6697 ' AV* NE" BATHAND BODY SHOP J MW ...._ — Dr. Robert Lau, who is treating Ikeiba, hoped chemotherapy would reduce the size of her tumor, thereby decreasing the chances of amputation. He believed the odds of saving her limb were greater here than if she received care in the West Indies. Even if Ikeiba's leg is amputated, "we're still glad she came to Canada," admit- ted Ms. Darbani. Not only has chemotherapy been important in killing cancer- ous ceiis, Put IKe1va Wlll know her family did every- thing they could to save her leg. On Tuesday, Ikeiba was to DECEMBER 0,1!!54rAGE 113-A was amputated. 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Those women are among hundreds turning to the Sal- vation Army of Ajax -Picker- ing in hopes of making this Christmas a little brighter. ©"909041®• "Unfortunately, (Sally Ann) sees many different people ... all experiencing dif- ferent difficult obstacles," says Paul Carew, executive director of the Salvation Army's Family Services Centre. Fie points to those people receiving social assistance who have been hit by provin- cial government cuts and "cannot make ends meet dur- ing the best of times, let along during the expensive Christ- rnas season... Mr. Carew also cites "the Beautigy Cut Prices. .`mut.? it, 16 $895 Nbs 99 !i~ 2a, c i; x Ter your payment until May IM on an purchases of $400 or more, w4en you use tour %lappin., credit card, andbut b4my tknember 2:, ice4.` -1 JI.W.11•ULLr R., fl/W 04 n ' 1. C. : 1 31f,1110111 OI : �•�. l�l% !('Ill � �7p��A�. I'ICKERIN(, TOWN (:F:N'IR1= l`051 420-8009 working poor, those who are employed but only work 20 - hour weeks, not nearly enough to cover the costs at Christmas " 731tne are the types of peo- ple the Salvation Army is helping this holiday season through food and gift drives. Mr. Carew predicts the num- her of families seeking help this year will be more than in 1994, when it assisted 450 families. ,, J W NF" AD1tERTJ18 ^ WED, DECFAMR L% lflSPAGE 15-A need.• Salvatlon An-ny (In October, the Salvation Army had a 50 -per cent increase in clients over the previous Thanksgiving.) "Our food supply is extremely low as cur Thanks- giving food Drive, which helps us prepare for Christ- mas, yielded less than what we expected," notes Mr. Carew. The Salvation Army is calling for such donations as peanut butter, powdered milk, dried pasta and canned TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY JAMES R. VANCH Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OS11AWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 A.IAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COROUR(; 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. fruit and vegetables. "Will there ever be a day in which all people will have enough? Unfortunately, I would have to say no, as them will always he someone who needs our help as life deals a cruel hand to them." says Mr. Carew, pointing to the Salvation Army's 40 -year history in the community. That cruelty can come In many forms and it is my hope that many will realize — especially at Christmas — that this could happen to themselves, a friend or rela- tive." 10 help, take part in any of a number of food and toy dri- ves or call the Salvation Army at 905-686-1264. FLAW RATE Long Distance FROMO..uo.. tf'.-p... 1299/,tonthTwo Way G.—le•. KI.a ell. C a 11 i n V..1.1•tuw. 11.k ICii•d r, ` Sa. a an ad &,,nal 2o% .m r,.,, c -dr. k.* --.n Ills A your xhLr kmg dnl.rw, Fall,. �`k'-I"�• �`��` expanded service to: Whitby, Ustawa, h lSowm. nville, Ne--vcasll:, Port Perry & 111ackitock arcai �„• � /wa,uo.e •_, a,y, acva..rq e.o,arges �n.•:'1 �TeIeh0PO �(416) _ 406-3977 GRAFF-ON' & Co,,, PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOCATION ONLY! LEASE EXPIRY SALE ENTIRE STORE RuA&FrON & C,00 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOCATION ONLY! 1i�rt l _ _ -. .... _._..-.�..- .+-. r..-•...�:y-+r..•....�--rye .. ,., r.. - r .:.o'.. .,,-r: y'✓ Durham Region's La est Tire Warehouse Clearance�� j ® SEMPERM ALL SEASON RADIALS Whitewall size Sale price HOOSIER AT $99-00 P155/80R13 $49.00 P235175R15 P175/80R13 $57.00 P185/80R13 $59.00 IV P185r75R14 $65.00 FREE with every tire purchase P 1 95f75 14 $67.00 0 Computer Tire Below-* P205/75R14 $70.00 ® installation 0 valvesaa P205175R15 $72.00 (a passengrd ranty er tires P215/75R15 $75.00 on on alt passenger tires P225/75R15 $78.00 to Alignment Check P235/75R15 $80.00 ® Tire disposal -WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON CUSTOMER SERVICE' - � • 11 C 1 ;U\�I,MER DP 11 11 / 1 I 1 Beautigy Cut Prices. .`mut.? it, 16 $895 Nbs 99 !i~ 2a, c i; x Ter your payment until May IM on an purchases of $400 or more, w4en you use tour %lappin., credit card, andbut b4my tknember 2:, ice4.` -1 JI.W.11•ULLr R., fl/W 04 n ' 1. C. : 1 31f,1110111 OI : �•�. l�l% !('Ill � �7p��A�. I'ICKERIN(, TOWN (:F:N'IR1= l`051 420-8009 working poor, those who are employed but only work 20 - hour weeks, not nearly enough to cover the costs at Christmas " 731tne are the types of peo- ple the Salvation Army is helping this holiday season through food and gift drives. Mr. Carew predicts the num- her of families seeking help this year will be more than in 1994, when it assisted 450 families. ,, J W NF" AD1tERTJ18 ^ WED, DECFAMR L% lflSPAGE 15-A need.• Salvatlon An-ny (In October, the Salvation Army had a 50 -per cent increase in clients over the previous Thanksgiving.) "Our food supply is extremely low as cur Thanks- giving food Drive, which helps us prepare for Christ- mas, yielded less than what we expected," notes Mr. Carew. The Salvation Army is calling for such donations as peanut butter, powdered milk, dried pasta and canned TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY JAMES R. VANCH Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OS11AWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 A.IAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COROUR(; 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. fruit and vegetables. "Will there ever be a day in which all people will have enough? Unfortunately, I would have to say no, as them will always he someone who needs our help as life deals a cruel hand to them." says Mr. Carew, pointing to the Salvation Army's 40 -year history in the community. That cruelty can come In many forms and it is my hope that many will realize — especially at Christmas — that this could happen to themselves, a friend or rela- tive." 10 help, take part in any of a number of food and toy dri- ves or call the Salvation Army at 905-686-1264. FLAW RATE Long Distance FROMO..uo.. tf'.-p... 1299/,tonthTwo Way G.—le•. KI.a ell. C a 11 i n V..1.1•tuw. 11.k ICii•d r, ` Sa. a an ad &,,nal 2o% .m r,.,, c -dr. k.* --.n Ills A your xhLr kmg dnl.rw, Fall,. �`k'-I"�• �`��` expanded service to: Whitby, Ustawa, h lSowm. nville, Ne--vcasll:, Port Perry & 111ackitock arcai �„• � /wa,uo.e •_, a,y, acva..rq e.o,arges �n.•:'1 �TeIeh0PO �(416) _ 406-3977 GRAFF-ON' & Co,,, PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOCATION ONLY! LEASE EXPIRY SALE ENTIRE STORE RuA&FrON & C,00 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOCATION ONLY! 1i�rt l _ _ -. .... _._..-.�..- .+-. r..-•...�:y-+r..•....�--rye .. ,., r.. - r .:.o'.. .,,-r: PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER,, WED., DECEMBER 13, 1995 Donner the Reindeer was one cf the celebnties on hand for the food drive held Saturday at the Pickering SuperCentre for the St. Paul's on -the -Hill Community Food Bank. Here he's helping Town of Pickering youth staff volunteers Jen Taylor (left) and Laura Menezes collect some of the donations. DR. R. J. PILKINGTON DR. R. J. MCGARRIE ALVIN BROWN. R.M.T. CONNIE & VIOLET FROM THE Discovery Bay Chiropractic Clinic WOULD L1KF TO W1511YOU AND l'OL• RS ,SND ABUNDANCE OF GOOD HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY AT THIS HOLIDAY TIME AND IN THE COMING YEAR DISCOVERY BAY CHIROPRACTIC CONIC 18487 WESTNEY ROAD SOUTH AJAX.ONTARIO LIS 6W8 (905)683-1810 DR. GERRY SPINOSA AND STAFF WISH OUR PATIENTS & COMMUNITY HAPPY & SAFE HOLIDAYS CONGRATULATIONS TO GEORGE KITOSKI WINNER OF OUR • CHRISTMAS DRAW FOR AN ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH 1854 Liverpool Rd.. (North of Hwy. 2) (� You can help feed the hungry AJAX-PICKERING — Christmas is supposed to be a time for caring and giving and what better place to give this season than the local Baal bank'? The Pickering -based St. Paul's on -the -Hill Communi- ty Focal Bank provides help year-round to folks faced with empty stomachs in tough economic times. There are several ways the public can help them out this holi- day season. One way is by purchasing a Christmas tree at the Pickering Supert'cntrc. The sale of trees in the Super - Centre parking lot is being staffed by food bank \olun- teers. They're offering six to eight -foot balsam firs at $25. with $4 from each sale going to the f(x)d bank. Purchasers also receive $20 worth of coupons which they can use at the SuperCentre. Volunteers are on hand to help you find the perfect tree from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mon- day through Wednesday, from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Thurs- days and Fridays, from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Four ur dollars from each will still so to the food bank. The public may donate food items to the kxxl hank by dropping them in special bins located at the SuperCcntre. LOEB Glendale. the Sa\c-A-Centrc on Whites Road. Bay Ridges IGA and Food City in Ajar. Food donations are also accepted at St. Paul's on the - Hill Anlulican Church at 882 Kingston Rd. in Pickering. The Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF LANDFILL SITE The Metro (Brock West) Landfill site will be closed Monday, December 25 and Tuesday, December 26, 1995 for the Christmas Holiday. Normal operations will resume Wednesday. The Metro (Brock West) Landfill Site will be closed Monday, January 1, 1996 for the New Year's Day Holiday. Normal operations will resume Tuesday, January 2, 1996. V.A. SILGAILIS, RENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS I � Int us entert@n you', ,.P? W'7n :2r??;+�.a?!i► (Mary St_ W_ & Byron St_ N_) Whitby _Great GIFT IDEA'S AT AFFORDABLE Prices `":• 'i ,�,!► .+L+�w` .c:�`.. r�+r •Clow +:e.�" iC+�.. 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",pnn, MANY rs:q„�:i�.Cr'�a`+Cc:ici»t".m`+!'r. •�t�#�ra► `s tiE+l�:of+iCt`.Sa+C�`b`e+�t"`�r�,Cc�t�ra r. e+G i�+�rl�+lx'�:ic;�tl��r;5�+#a�.� ew gs SPECIAL14 0 ater��t MOMENTS NOGST PST Dec. 11 -Dec. 24/95 Otcr Gift To You "Meriy Christmas 10I Mary sk w, 430.3663 Whitby (Peanon..neN t 2 5% off "HOLIDAY WEAR” 50% off "SELECTED GIFT ITEMS" 11111111H31111111 MAUNEW 137 Byron SL N., 0 Whitby 666-8689 The Meslcbants of "Pearson Lanes" would like to extend warm wisbes this boliday season to aft their customers and friends... • AUDREY JANES LINGERIE 4300647 • AS YOU LIKE ff, FINE FOODS a, GIFTS 4302480 • COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL BOUTIQUE 6665547 • CAIDWELL SECURR'IFS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT AND BROKERAGE 665-1911 • PEARSON LANES HAIR STUDIO 4302050 • NEW BEGINNINGS MATERNM 4303663 • SPECIAL. MOMENTS 6668689 EXTENDED CHRISTMAS HOURS ARE STARTING DEC. 10195 THROUGH TO DEC. 2119 Mon. -Fri. 10-8 p.m., SaL 10-5 p.m., x Sun. 124 p.m. r THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 13, I"S-PAGE 11-A .(J .. 'H./a P,r )-.6 Al ."-.y-.,.yar.. ;,r / j'f r ,r r 0 .- Denver Hayes Shirts And Pants. 100% Cotton. 25% Off. DENVER HAVES WOVEN SHIRTS Wide ck)lee of plaids, , paw -ms and solid colors. In a vartery ()f weights anC teXtUTtS PRICE DENVER HAVES COTTON TWILL PANTS 99 EACH Reg. $39.95 to $42.95 Christmas has always been f to save money. When you need an enduring way a time for giving, ffk*U10Mto say Merry Christmas, at a price that'll keep but if saving is also your New Year happy, drop by in person or shop '* near the top of your listUkadcwx by phone at this year, you need Mark's. It's the one place 1 -800 -663 -MARK. where you'll never have to compromise quality Clothes That Work. I.frM1ArQ «ti "``= Y <'<' `moi.'.; 1794 Liverpool Road 1- 83711 0 SALE ENDS DECEMBER 24 FAG .43 4n& NEWS WViR'fWL t, WED„g6CE��� U _L "Because Christmas is. for Kids. " Bring a toy to Toy Mountain at any Eaton's store ' til the night before Christmas. We'll deliver the toys to The Salvation Army. Is So, on Christmas morning, needy children throughout the Toronto area will have a present waiting for them under the tree. EATON'S 11 Pa,BS Ajax -Pickering �"4 0News Advertiser CF]r0-1 V FM 0 The magical life of Marc Chalmers Dunbarton High School student Marc Chalmers shows the tricks of his trade as he's about to take his show on the road. After working with local magicians Ken and Barb Poynter during last month's Take a Student to Work Day, the Picker- ing student has performed at several area businesses. He hopes to perform at the Winter Garden in Toronto next month. photo by A.J. Groen � fjri6tma6 ZpcdaW from "?he People Pleasm I LARGE PIZZA with peprerord, mushroom $ green pepper' 99 Additional V t t= add $1.55 1 PARTY PIZZA with pepperoni. $ 3-9+9t==1$2. Additionalnts 15 zi Piss& since 1963" 1 MEDIUM PIZZA with pepperoni - Ad ditional Ingredients add $1.25 1 SMALL PIZZA with pepperoni. $ .99 Additional 1 t taz =18mol IS 1$j 1 OFF`$2F1 SPECIAL OFFS ,n, xtarse, large. or part, Mae �t �i Plora IoeatloO- ' '' p�L 3 uema or more. ■ I � e0Z pe� f..d ad. ' Ld at ani plaza Nora food order ' >{IO.00 awd C. C.W. sot ���' Imtt one eeupon per food oMer. I. •" MW � $ .39 �° int .a11d In eoatbinbk.. � do�161es trim any other otR» or doubles. ' M aM - t to > asre>st..0 t.;.at. � lllliia(:TdrbT.tieitem" y. rro ` — — ` ;1 191* c sub idwrixg, (fat[ 39 VaiW at [Yoc va>rd .vlth�ty other aQer�oombination °ape" seder ".00 qua tax I+ •I�t • sail,. 75 se:vlce � JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS � l.lh.•jo�r� Canadian Distributor of communications technology Is ' 9 a ON TK clear out sale. Fabulous savings available on new vxd oRrlie products, demo goods and "scratch & dent" kmm Products to be sold directly to the piblic include: CBS Marne & weather ra" & accessories, car alarms, professional sound rebtfar I emeries, hind home/car audio intercomeet cables, mi m0W,es, wireless systems, cam► r electronie cabinet, cases & arxessorie& Corms see us at 1W Old Wrigston Road, Ajax. AU safes final, no retums or rettutds, cash and visa only. 77 •~ + * {,t a.. + Y�.4 s.,�T !!!•� L�t'1' 4'4'+ttt♦f�aifi•���•♦ ,��i� t•♦�•1,'♦•���w.'�' A w •� ♦ t Z ��•i / / , i to s 1 l t t • • 1 • ♦ • s : •. ► • ♦ • !- • • • ♦ • ♦ • +lGE 21•A-i'HE NEl!YS AdD'VER I�SER, �.`#," i e i 1 i : �1 t , 5 1 ! t t ` . ..... i f r . • s ♦ • • ♦ . ♦r a w a .• t'♦S 1' ♦ f, p ` . Hospital � offers 1 . eCember 17the - • Until Sunday, Dwel t loss tsps in new EATO N S year � PICKERING Skip — Just in time to help you keep "d o your New Year's resolution, Ajax- store wl e Pickering General Hospital's nutri- tion and food ser- Regular -priced and clearance items. vices department is offering a 'Be On top of any other discounts or offers. Healthy Be Trim' Eaton's will deduct an amount e( trivalent to the GST. Fx(•lu(lcti cosmetics. fra,rances. H(►l•al Velvet towels. program in J:u►u- Panasonic GAOO Teti. is toI .ift (:rrtifi -ates. restaurants- all c�►ncetitiiunti �� titin is eti. Details in More. ary- Two free infor- mation sessions for the program will held FourDa SOnly, Thursdayay, Jan. 4 and Monday, Jan. 8at7pm. in theThursday hospital's health to una Y education confer- ence room. The program runs for 25% 10 Wednesdays O from 7 to 9 p.m. v ff d at the same loca- tion. starting Jan. for women, men an 1 s 10. Cost is S250 (Excludes men's 49.99 Levi s Red Tah, women's and kids, Levi's.) — S 100 for the program manual and week. S15 per 30% off 40% off 30% off Be Healthy Be Trim is a lifestyle • wl handbags • All dresses for women, Is Kids' selected co-ordinates by .� approach to per- • All winter accessories r infants and girls Pini: Soda, Sugar Kaine, Eaton Kids, manent weight • loss. Participants :ill regular -priced winter hoots' Converse and more. will learn how t0 I .nen•s and women's) 30%manage their 40% off Off food intake by developing skills 40 /o off • All kids' Christmas novelty clothes "' Wen's regular -priced blouses to enable them to • All Christmas trim, lights, Kids' dress shoes •Men's sports shirts (rxclu eat with more trees, wrap & hoxed cards drs mens and women's Designer fasi�ions awareness. They • All fireplace and Arrow River Brand) will also be re ace accessories shown how to 30% Off�combine exercise, 25 /o off stress mans e- 20% off • All Christmas towels and selected ; All Vanity Fair sleepwear went and nut i- • All food gift baskets Christmas giftware tion as part of a and daywear !total program for pe j4,. 1 off er _. rnnanent weightloss. 2 5 /o of This program • Get a Fuji cksna camera kit for only 1' p y • is of interest to Infants and kids' sleepwear .. .�, people with a $9.99 with any purchase storewide of $30 or more • Christmas plush toys '' ;health condition such as diabetesf Factory Outlets included in No GST offer only. *Clearance event. **While quantities last or high choles-:tiot her colour? terol where- No problem. weight loss Goods satisfactory would be benefi-,•,._...• '' tial, who have or money refunded. _ dieted and don't �• r want to diet s again, and who Eaton's. We want to b yo-tu store. er want to lose f weight perma- nently. It erma-ItIt its facilitated = « by registered r dietitian Judy Gibson. Fvr more infor- Flvers ht at our doorstep three times a week in the News Advertiser! zoation, call 428- Y y P 520. - News Advertiser e �. GORGEOUS HERITAGE REALTY INC. SOLARIUM GREAT FAMILY Arched cedar and glass ta w/o pool, private treed Spotless 3 bdrm. home in lot 50x130', 4+1 .. bedroom, finished rec S. Ajax. Features include: rm., bar, 2 fireplaces. mn. fir. laund., fam. rm. with Thousands of upgrades. gas fireplace, eat -in kitchen Hurry. Call! with greenhouse window, Bev McLean* i. (905) 831-3300 inground pool. Worth a look or 686-3330 at only 5189.500! RVMWR' CALL BRIAN KONDO* FIRSTRd'� $i 7900 f r -J1 L5� - i f AJAX BY THE LAKE -$159,900 Steps to the lake & parks. this 3+1 bedroom bungalow is a great value. Newer kitchen. sun deck. finished basement. central air cond., huge pie -shaped lot on a quiet street. Call STEVE FEARON* 683-2992 ` RVMWQD QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. REDUCED! REDUCED! John Boddy starter bdrms.. en suite bath Bright white kit. sparkles Jpen concept tam. room Brick fireplace Bay windows Call Judy Stacee*** 905-837-1054 MEMBER 1 i (n NEW CHOICE REALTY LTD. COM BROKER oF SUPER VALUE -LARGE LOT FOUR BEDROOMS $151,900 Fantastic location near lake and park, immaculate. shows beautifully. Just move in. Huge master bedroom. oak kitchen and pantry. gleaming white floor, finished rec room. CALL LUCY BATESON** Associate Broker (905) 619-9500 As HERITAGE REALTY INC. DOWN $1,900 $2349900 ONLY $6S8 MONTHLY (Pin Just fisted, detached with finished basenhent, ,wage, eat - in kitchen, large back yard + 50 ft. frontage, sides on to creek, 1i • very private, fists of trees. Won't last! CALL BERNARD LEE* or RICK CNOa/CY* r 905-4284MM OR 1-800-663-7119 R�M&%.J" ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. GORGEOUS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Approz 2,250 sq. It., 4+1 m bdrm. hoe in fabulous family neighborhood, 3 baths in total. PREMIUM PIE - SHAPED LOT. Fp. in fun. rm.aut, b modern ftvugtsmt. beautifully fin. Yours for Christmas. CALL TODAY - ANGELA HOFFMANN*, 683-1088 GROUP onto8a nailtlr int. "AssociMs f�rsltlr 15 PRIME PICKERING h .. '- Two for one! & OW * Ceramic & hardwood floors' '2'kilchins,`4 Willis',2`°' fireplaces " 4+2 bedrooms y * Skylight, mirror walls Power of sale! 5243,900 JACWJELYNN TANKER* 619-9500 - - .1-1 1N HERITAGE REALTY INC. _ V% . GREAT FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD r Spotless 3 bdrm. home in t...7 r -J1 L5� - i f AJAX BY THE LAKE -$159,900 Steps to the lake & parks. this 3+1 bedroom bungalow is a great value. Newer kitchen. sun deck. finished basement. central air cond., huge pie -shaped lot on a quiet street. Call STEVE FEARON* 683-2992 ` RVMWQD QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. REDUCED! REDUCED! John Boddy starter bdrms.. en suite bath Bright white kit. sparkles Jpen concept tam. room Brick fireplace Bay windows Call Judy Stacee*** 905-837-1054 MEMBER 1 i (n NEW CHOICE REALTY LTD. COM BROKER oF SUPER VALUE -LARGE LOT FOUR BEDROOMS $151,900 Fantastic location near lake and park, immaculate. shows beautifully. Just move in. Huge master bedroom. oak kitchen and pantry. gleaming white floor, finished rec room. CALL LUCY BATESON** Associate Broker (905) 619-9500 As HERITAGE REALTY INC. DOWN $1,900 $2349900 ONLY $6S8 MONTHLY (Pin Just fisted, detached with finished basenhent, ,wage, eat - in kitchen, large back yard + 50 ft. frontage, sides on to creek, 1i • very private, fists of trees. Won't last! CALL BERNARD LEE* or RICK CNOa/CY* r 905-4284MM OR 1-800-663-7119 R�M&%.J" ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. GORGEOUS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Approz 2,250 sq. It., 4+1 m bdrm. hoe in fabulous family neighborhood, 3 baths in total. PREMIUM PIE - SHAPED LOT. Fp. in fun. rm.aut, b modern ftvugtsmt. beautifully fin. Yours for Christmas. CALL TODAY - ANGELA HOFFMANN*, 683-1088 GROUP onto8a nailtlr int. "AssociMs f�rsltlr 15 PRIME PICKERING h .. '- Two for one! & OW * Ceramic & hardwood floors' '2'kilchins,`4 Willis',2`°' fireplaces " 4+2 bedrooms y * Skylight, mirror walls Power of sale! 5243,900 JACWJELYNN TANKER* 619-9500 - - .1-1 1N EXECUTIVE Super clean 8 bright. ` 50018 ft. fully fenced lot. _ 2,626 sq. ft. ill-i N Very large kitchen. Central air, roughed4n central vac. Open concept renovations done. Huge master bedroom with en suite. ,, Pride of ownership. JIM SARRLR* 619-9500 l HERITAGE REALTY INC. BUY MORE FOR LESS t ALL FOR :172,500 • South Ajax • Large 4 levet sidesplit - ' 3 large bedrooms • Huge family room wAtreplac, • Spacious open concept • New roof, upgraded window: • Mature treed lot • Priced for quick sale! CALL TODAY! MARY ROY 831-3300 or 686-3330 R�/rHP�C® FIRST "LuL HERITAGE REALTY INC. r GREAT FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD r Spotless 3 bdrm. home in much sought-after area of S. Ajax. Features include: mn. fir. laund., fam. rm. with gas fireplace, eat -in kitchen with greenhouse window, upspoiled bsmt. Sparkling inground pool. Worth a look at only 5189.500! CALL BRIAN KONDO* 683-2992 RVMW-V QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. 2,800 Sal FT. HERMITAGE ONLY 5229,900 Library on first floor Beautifully designed home Gourmet kitchen ' Scarlett O'Hara staircase Direct access to garage Nicely landscaped Huge deck. 2 tiers Everything included CALL PATRICIA X. REASURN* R.R.S. 683--22292 • •� RVM a ' QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. WONDERFUL SOUTH AJAX - $189,900 Premium lot Prime location a level sidesplit Fully upgraded ' Finished rec room with custom fireplace. w/o basement and 4th bdrm. or office E ' Must see BARBARA EDWARDS* 683-2992 RV//V1W >.. QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. EXECUTIVE Super clean 8 bright. ` 50018 ft. fully fenced lot. _ 2,626 sq. ft. ill-i N Very large kitchen. Central air, roughed4n central vac. Open concept renovations done. Huge master bedroom with en suite. ,, Pride of ownership. JIM SARRLR* 619-9500 l HERITAGE REALTY INC. BUY MORE FOR LESS t ALL FOR :172,500 • South Ajax • Large 4 levet sidesplit - ' 3 large bedrooms • Huge family room wAtreplac, • Spacious open concept • New roof, upgraded window: • Mature treed lot • Priced for quick sale! CALL TODAY! MARY ROY 831-3300 or 686-3330 R�/rHP�C® FIRST "LuL N !, Novembergood' N for housing starts in Ajak'' 71 and Pickering T but 95 lagging 3 Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Broker AJAX AJAX-PICKERING — i~ November was a good month for housin= starts here, but figures show Ire construction work thus far BACKING ON TO OPEN SPACE! in 1995 is behind last Amrcx c 6{ ss " a'ge 'Dern5' 4 DC'-^ J year's building activity. barns g mstr ren suite rnstep- up oval al tUtub 8 sepaaratt e mower ,�stt>rrt C The Canada Niorteaee r hs desg ied kit W o trorn kit or rm. Ir tarn. rm. to 2 level oecu Back nq or to open space and Housing Corporation Vsrr b(Irm als:, as w � ro sep deck CAC. (CMAC) reports construc- BRYON COGHLAN' :err vac Brvon C Ian 905-683.8542 tion began on 120 homes HAPPY HOLIDAYS in Pickering last month and 24 in Ajax. Have a safe and happy holiday with low All the Ajax homes interest rates, a new home could fit your were single -detached budget. We have homes for $100,000. To find out units. while 11 of the more on any MLS. property, D4.'s Pickering total were sin- give me a call. John gles, 105 were townhous- Harron*, 905-683-8342, 905- es and four semi- 686-3152. detached. pmt So far this year. 407 IT'S THE SEASON TO houses (196 singles, 106 BE JOLLY! sernis and 105 townhous- LISTING? es) were started in Picker- I would like to take this opportunity to wish all my clients & friends a veryMe ing and 86 singles in Christmas & a proserous Ajax. F' New Year and I would like to From January to thank you for your support November of last year. throughout 1995. Maggie 911) units were started in MAGGIE MdvoR• Mclvor*, 905-683-8542 Pickering and 180 in r4• ip ft(• P 4 �, • Ajax. a 'I -he C\111C includes PickerIncr man charged in Oshawa apartment break-ins DURHAM — A 31 - year -old Pickering man faces several charges after two Oshawa apartments were broken into Sunday. Durham Regional Police say a man broke into an apartment at 68 Simcoe St. N. around 1:05 a.m. with a metal exer- cise bar, demanding 46 the resident give him money be said was owing to him. The man stole a stereo, ring and two watches from the apartment and went to a neighboring apartment, kicked in the door and stole a watch, police say. A Baylawn Drive man bas been charged with two counts of robbery, two counts of possession of a narcotic, possession of stolen property and ,weapons dangerous. Ajax and Pickering in the Toronto Census Metropol- itan Area (CMA). which stretches west to Oakville and north to Bradford in York Region. In the Toronto CMA, almost 2,000 houses were started in November. including about 600 sin- gles and 1.400 multiple dwellings, such as semis, townhouses and assisted housing. The Oshawa Cbl A, which includes Oshawa. Whitbv and Clarington. had 80 units started in November. down from 131 in October. Cb1HC market analvst Caroline Paradis says. In general. this year's market has been weak.' She notes an increase in the unemployment rate and continued job uncer- tainty, especially among public sector workers. has slowed the housing mar- ket despite lower interest rags. REI.MWFIRS 430 O, REALTY LTD. rp-'t8 ienanna Rd. 6864330 eCorner (Glenanna & #21 Moving to Ajax or Pickering? G Look here first BACKS ON TO TREES $169,900! 3orgeous view of trees and pie -shaped lof from wge deck. Large family sized kitchen, family room, I bedrooms. central air, quiet crescent. To view, call z1aul Keeler today at 905-831-3300. MARY ROY* 686.3330 831-3300 PAUL KEELER* BEST BUY - HERE'S WHY 3-!y $145.000 for this all brick ,scovery Bay semi with walkout ! asement and large deck. Walking .;stance to lake and parks. This some is the best buy' Call Mary Poy', 686-3330 or 831-3300. BEAUTY ON A BUDGET! $156,500 y' Just fisted this gorgeous bungalow' Comes with new custom-built oak kitchen. ire ceramics, gleaming hardwood floors, huge rec room with ' replace & wet bar, two baths, on a large lot with inground pool Prase NW OSHAWA. The list goes on. See for yourself. Cal Mary today. 683-3330 or 831-3300. ROYAL LEPAGE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Broker AJAX PICKERING 427-6522 683-1790 FAMILY REALTY Ire $182,000 SCARBOROUGH INCOME Detached brick hollywood kitchen, 3 BACKING ON TO OPEN SPACE! bungalow, eat -in bedroom, walkout to 2 5' decks. Separate in-law, 2 Amrcx c 6{ ss " a'ge 'Dern5' 4 DC'-^ J FAMILY REALTY FIRST CORP FAMILY barns g mstr ren suite rnstep- up oval al tUtub 8 sepaaratt e mower ,�stt>rrt C _ "Jlember Broker r hs desg ied kit W o trorn kit or rm. Ir tarn. rm. to 2 level oecu Back nq or to open space PICKERING AJAX SCARBOROUGH Vsrr b(Irm als:, as w � ro sep deck CAC. BRYON COGHLAN' :err vac Brvon C Ian 905-683.8542 HAPPY HOLIDAYS a Excellent location in East Rouge. Approximately Have a safe and happy holiday with low interest rates, a new home could fit your k:= -under budget. We have homes for $100,000. To find out REDUCED TO 596,900 more on any MLS. property, D4.'s Located on the 16th floor. this 2 bdrm.please give me a call. John a comes complete with all the appliances.Kitchen has been modernized. view of Harron*, 905-683-8342, 905- Lake. Cal for your private showing. 686-3152. ogNw*, 905-683-8. Bryon Cs42 pmt z. �TNES� Dwrr,Z, inking ng? What IT'S THE SEASON TO / _'. better time to sell your (large) BE JOLLY! '...7 6 5 • home and move to a (smaller) LISTING? home than not l Free -up some cash, �Y kfe more and lie for retirement. The in this I would like to take this opportunity to wish all my clients & friends a veryMe maw are limitless. or Christmas & a proserous an informal discussion on this F' New Year and I would like to or any real estate matters, thank you for your support please call Terry Chamberlain throughout 1995. Maggie TERRY CHAMBERLAIN- at (416)439-1660. MAGGIE MdvoR• Mclvor*, 905-683-8542 9 9 o r4• ip ft(• P 4 �, • a AND MAY A BRIGHT AND coNoo ANYONE? 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, aN PROSPEROUS appliances, move -in condition, view of NEW YEAR BRING �- lake, neutral decor. For more iMomlation, cad Katherine Chisholm., HAPPINESS TO 905_6�- EURZAM K YOU AND YOURS. tulntY ctMsour OUNN' BACKS ON TO TREES $169,900! 3orgeous view of trees and pie -shaped lof from wge deck. Large family sized kitchen, family room, I bedrooms. central air, quiet crescent. To view, call z1aul Keeler today at 905-831-3300. MARY ROY* 686.3330 831-3300 PAUL KEELER* BEST BUY - HERE'S WHY 3-!y $145.000 for this all brick ,scovery Bay semi with walkout ! asement and large deck. Walking .;stance to lake and parks. This some is the best buy' Call Mary Poy', 686-3330 or 831-3300. BEAUTY ON A BUDGET! $156,500 y' Just fisted this gorgeous bungalow' Comes with new custom-built oak kitchen. ire ceramics, gleaming hardwood floors, huge rec room with ' replace & wet bar, two baths, on a large lot with inground pool Prase NW OSHAWA. The list goes on. See for yourself. Cal Mary today. 683-3330 or 831-3300. ROYAL LEPAGE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Broker AJAX PICKERING 427-6522 683-1790 • $182,000 SCARBOROUGH INCOME Detached brick hollywood kitchen, 3 *i bungalow, eat -in bedroom, walkout to 2 5' decks. Separate in-law, 2 bedroom, eat -in kitchen, large living room, 4 pc-. bath. Parking for 4 to 6 cars. Close to Woburn Col., Cent. H ospital & 401. Call Arlene Heasman, 683 1790. $1,6001YTFN. RENTAL Excellent location in East Rouge. Approximately 21700 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 5 appliances, central air. Call Jeff today. x.31► ° ,a - $202,500 NEW LISTING _M IliIiih.-I Spacious 3 bedroom bungalow with walkout, finished basement. Beautiful view of the lake. • r Excellent financing available. .. THINKING OF LISTING? s For peace of mind, first allow Mjllllllllllllllllme to prepare for you an objective market analysis. • Please call me at 509-9538. Review probes Region economic ,,..development department's efficienc °• i�URIIAM -- The Region's economic devel- review, in consultation with business groups, ppment department will go under the microscope across the region- Mr. Olive says no timetable after a request by the Oshawa and District has been set for the review's completion. Chamber of Commerce. Durham's economic development commissioner Pat Olive says, "I have no problem with the review. I'm will- ing to put what we do up to scrutiny." It's "extremely beneficial" and "basically an opportunity" to have the review conducted, he adds. The chamber has asked for the review because its members are con- cerned about duplication between thet Region and municipal economic r development departments. There's also a question about what SANTA SAYS YOU'VE BEEN GOOD! role the Region's department has. And this magnificent. 2 -year new and Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa loaded, 3,000 square foot Coughlan and Clarington all have their own Builder's Model is all yours. Fabulous economic development depr►rtment . ; Rougge River location, professionally The chamber says $1.5 million is kitchen basement and a delightful Y� ��'� kitchen Mom will love. Just S279.900. spent annually in the region on eco- Call Jim Carter now at '905) 837-2552. nomic development, with Durham's share about $600,000. There are 21 employees across Durham, five of them working for the Region. While Mr- Olive supports the ' review, he says it's coming "at the wrong time. The whole (municipal) government process is under scrutiny. 7_7 It will be under review for the next _ con le of months because of govern- r" •7 • • a P tt tl.' All; i 11F' ment cuts, restructuring and GTA Prem as itc picture (Greater Toronto Area) reform. • Terrific tut - huge deck + Well dime inside & nut thn4rWrm. wAttrmgareu Nua fi,r re ver t"Every department is doing a t:nturte hath. 4rh hdrm (wer EL pgruded. renncinrd reassessment and restructuring- It's irtel 0111" Att. watkrna i JUDY1 bdrrrtt , south Ajax going to be a necessity. It's premature • Qualm, —n.trructiont all Judy .Stacee'" - to look at one single department. But, Call Judy stacee••• (the Oshawa chamber) brought it up x.t�-►os� and we'll review the economic devel- opment department." 7 The economic development depart- ment s budget accounts for "eine-hof �, _ = t� ■ of one per cent of the Region's bud- -' get". Mr. Olive notes. lie also dismisses a charge by the - , chamber that his departments budget )'n( (',r v,rl FtlR1t tet , t r l ; (r t!! t BUY! BUNGALOW one u more than RO r cent u g p ]� 539/ bi-w•eeklc only a5.,�5/I Kruuti(ul cwk kitchen, rec from 1985 to 1905. -With innation chmn. Uve tour credit rand'.' n.nm. extra bedroom• cep. alone, anv increase: would be 90 per { bdrnrc., all appliances rfararce 0mid be hcornie•nt Pickering Village GARRY altartment Pit kering cent," he says. ('all Garn Free*** - FREE"' Call Gam Free'•' By aiding a tourism co-ordinator. Kt7_lnct. x -t --lura. Mr. Olive says the economic develop- ment department is "doing more for r t r less" �' R •.�_ ,, Durham's Chief Administrative Officer Carry Cubitt will conduct the _ — -► ; a irrtcdy �a�cily t` ANNUAL, TOY 'DRIVE FX~ FIRST REALTY LM. 1885 Glenanna Road Pickering r1 Theo• ss «std tey� Do# dam 0# Oat &%"C44A&4t1im911 (905)831.3300 x(905) 68b-3330 SURPRISE_ YOURSELF Pickering village detached link. 3 hdrms. + en suite. hardwood kit. flcxrr, costi hsmt. + hath. app/s.. 150' lot. Call Raul Casino* - 837 -1054 - Yew deserve the best! 4+1 bdrn executive hone a 50' lot - fenced ran. fir. laundry - garage access, gas fp., large eat -in kit. Grand entrance - vaulted ceiling - ceramics & hardwood. To view call Lois 7%0WpSon** . R17.11154_ SUPER BUNGALOW BY SCARBOROUGH GOLF CLUB! • large attached garage • 4 prajessionath• fin. nus. in bsmt. • New nxrf dt windows • New high-efiic•iencr furnoce • Renovaud oak kitchen • Beautiful 16.32 ft. poal • Pool has newpump 6 filter GR Ron ArLw 837.1954 _ IN _#i Wit F IA POR FARL1 •96 Spa, tous 3 bdrm. towsnht)use in Pickering + 4 apphantes + lin. lhoentenr 1'en cline io hiehiti % A thoppui•g. Call Raul Casino* - 8.17-1054. 3 bdAI&PWuse in excel neighborhood. Fcunily nrxnst, eat -in kitchen partial v fin. bsmt-, full 4 -pc en suite. C4111,0& Thompson** MA"! - 837-1054. !DEAL BRICK HOME JUST ff,45o twwN! • Huge ktr m child -safe awn • Setwratr side entrance • Air. windows & nk f • Renovated rat -in kilt he" • Rrfinishrd honlw�Nnt fli,rir.c • Chur it, public & high sclin tb • Slvnln.,. ""r in owdition r n f.— A•.•.+. A17. raU In the true spirit 'v of the i = ' ' ' ' ' , Eloliday Season 1; >R elMax QUelfity One Ltd.. • • announces its' annual WHITBY-.. SUPER BUY!! 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Call ?cdav for more into. `'- ' ' ' 93y In the true spirit }`"�` of the Holiday Season rZe;'Max uuulity► (,"ie Ltd. s !•1- W announces its' annual �q s _ . — - CHRISTMAS 7p0 sq ft•- a bdrm. exec�tve _^e wrr�a-�c_a , _ professionally finished walkout basement was designed fo• m -;a+% ac' or oadloo quarters. cent. t.air, , cent vs wrtYv walkout to arse oe � FOOD �& TOY 'vew broadloom. Ibors. cent. air, cent. vac - vo„ �a^e �' ^':5 '- �,as RIVIE ♦ —. z D r Donations may be dropped =-- off at: e 513 Westney Rd. S., Ajax 2200 Brock Rd. N., 1 • _ 1 Pickering Don't miss out on this 4 bedroom home. A huge AM donations to the Salvation Army country kitchen, a finished basement and a large lot are just a few features. Call to see it today! •-it',�• - ♦ • N Executive residence J Premium 50' Wully fenced N Gorgeous professiomary (n. bsmt v HV, stained deck 23' wide Custom decor throughout r Beauhhrly larbscaped N 3 bedrooms + 3 bathrooms -,Beautidl Holywood style M. wleat-in N Gorgeous chenywood mantelpiece around fireplace in large tam. min. Spacious bungalow on large lot with sports pool, brand new oak kitchen, new windows, in-law suite and much more. Great value. Shows very well. h -wry loaded 4 bedroom, 4 washroom home. Genfral or and vac, open stone freplam, hardwood floors, wet bar in fabulous finished baseme;;t! Only $159,900. Carries approx. $978 per mordh. Call now and give your family an early Christmas present!!! -1 :� :�■'=Bpi ,101=Ill 114W,IC W± Beautifully well kept det. home. Main floor family room with fireplace. 3 bdrms., 3 washrooms. Cent, air cord. Located on a quiet street, steps to schools & parks. $99,900 d Spacious 3 bedroom + 2 bathrooms!,, Large eat -in kitchen J Professionally fin bsmt � Walkout to fenced bade yard Spacious floor plan - open concept v Steps to school, shopping, buses Quick closing possible v Best value in Ajax - lowest aced townhouse in area. With sep. entrance, beautiful inground pool Main floor has hardwood & fireplace in tam. rm. Ceramics & calif. ceiling in huge kitchen, main floor laundry room. Great area! A real ;: gem• caii for your dream home Pickering - -brick". luxurious 4 bedrooms with skylight. ceramics, french doors. 2 walkouts + recreation room/3-pc. & roughed -in kitchen, Incredible value' rrr 4L_7_ y �- .� _ LJLA 3 bdrm. detached home has eat -in kitchen, fin -shed casement with gorgeous rec room, lots of windows, deck & cool. Landscaped lrcn' & tack Easy access to 401 & shopping. S144 90C W.1 14C 1 / 4 Darm. aetached home in north Whitby is loaded with extras. 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It's the fourth annual outing for the singers on behalf of the cause. photo by Ron Pietroniro Shorter hospital visits to cost less PICKERING — %Ictcred harking is want to pay the regular $4 flat rate for now available at Ajar -Pickering Gener- day parking when making a short %isit al Hospital. to the hospital. according to Garth It costs $I per hour to park at tlx: 15 Jahns. APGH'svice-president for new meters — nine of them in the Har- human resources and hospital services. word lot and six in the Centennial lox. "If it works well we may add some The meters were installed in response more down the road somewhere." he to complaints from peoPlc who didn't says. Gentle Dentishy for Adults, Kids, and GreatBig Babies. 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AWFM RADIO CASSETTE • WW FOLD DOWN REAR SEAT • ALL SEASON TIRES • REMOTE TRUNIKJFUEL RELEASE • PLUS MUCH MORE • PLUS MUCH MORE95*1 95* 14 010g$ $Mot QZ00; F11(;KF.R1NU TUYLITA 47.UmVUUC 557 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING THE LARGEST TOYOTA DEALER IN DURHAM 'Sale Price Plus freight. PDI & applicable taxes " Max. term 24 mths. or 36 mths.. 6.20. or 48 mths. 7.210 OAC. INIM-01-aw Chiropractors back Care and Share Day Staff at the Ajax -Pickering Village Chiropractic Centre have helped fill the shelves at local food banks with their fifth annual Care and Share Day. Food donations at the centre will make their way into the homes of hungry people this Christmas season. From left is Eileen Brick, John Noble, Greg Brunelle, Santa Claus, Beth Thackeray and Jessica Raedisch. Approximately 100 patients at the clinic chipped in to donate the food. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Durham unionists join London general strike DURHAM — In a display of soli- darity, a Durham labor contingency of about 250 joined their union brethren in London in support of the work shutdown which crippled the city Monday. Four busloads from Oshawa's Canadian Auto Workers' headquarters and two more from another Durham location left for London at dawn to participate in the massive protest aimed at the Mike Harris govern- ment's labor laws reform and spend- ing cuts. Members from various local unions and "ordinary people from the sur- rounding community" left to partici- pate in the demonstrations to send the message that "we don't agree with what (Premier Mike) Harris is doing," says Ron Gay, CAW Local 222 acting secretary -treasurer. As far as the possibility of a Durham community being targeted for ,...........I a future work shutdown, "anywhere that there is a CAW (like Ajax where there's a Chrysler trim plant) is being considered," Mr. Gay says. While the one -day, illegal strike didn't disrupt the General Motors plant in Oshawa, blockades of pickets forced the closure of GM locomotive and car plants in London and Inger- soll, says GM spokesman Stew Low. The protesters forced the cancella- tion of the midnight, day and evening shifts at both plants. While no official loss value has been placed on the shutdown yet, it cost GM "easily in the millions" of dollars, Mr. Low reports. Ford estimates the cost of closing its plants at $36 million. Workers who participated in the strike will lose one day's pay, he says. The possibility of any other penalties for employees who participated in the strike will be "assessed," Mr. Low says. t WE P1EA'BaPV=TUlFXA1F6 PSA R 39 Expect more from Sears b at the GST * From Mon., Dec. 4 to Sun., Dec. 24, 1995, Sears will deduct an amount equivalent to the GST from your tire or battery purchase. Offer applies to in -stock merchandise only, in Sears Retail stores, and does not apply to any installation charges, Catalogue and Clearance Centre purchases, deferral fees or delivery charges. Selection will vary by store. Does not include blemished tires. Aaft MW Hurry in! Our entire selection 'Michelin,, of quaity ltires from Goodyear% Uniroyal, Bridgestone and Pirelli are now on sale All sizes of DieNarP aro now oalr /V"W61nade4n** Features up to 130 minutes of reserve capocity which is useful for errlergencies, p{us a 66mordh worraMyt and 124nonth ilree repliocerned period. 850600 aeries. •'there is o $5 depow wbe you buy a new ba" or soon, r fuwdable war dw rune of your oW bnPwy for recyc&q SALE PRICES HND SUNDAY, DECEIMSER 24, 1995, MIIRLE QUANTITIES LAST coPYTO* 1 "5. sears commie hw. Expect morefrom Sears ■SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE rtl ow m1rn open Mm-Frt. 10:W &m -Woo p m., SOL 0:30 am. -6.-00 P.m., Sun. 11M am -6:00 p.m. WK 10 ♦ RECYCLER'S REPORT Ajax trims waste more than Pickering Congratulations to Ajax's Bob Bailey and his Waste Reduction Week (WRW) team of volunteers who encouraged their community to win the WRW Mayors' Challenge. The contest determined whether it would be Pickering or Ajax that would reduce the most residential waste, per capita, during November. Ajax reduced its resi- dential garbage by 4.64 kilograms per person while Pickering's average reduction was 4.59. For the regional challenge during WRW, Scugog, so far, generated the lowest rate of waste per person going to landfill of 2.87 kilograms. Brock and Uxbridge have not report- ed their results. During WRW Nov. 6 cloth bags, children's books and a T- shirt were Karen Ng, Rhonda Nar- raway, Doug Hall, Jennifer Heard and Heather Yan. In ' th communities, prizes were given to residents with the best -filled BI B d the I larraine roulston to 12, more than 200 Ontario communities celebrated with displays and events. The draw winners for composters at both Ajax and Pickering's displays were Mary Jane Huh and Tara Lea Rowsell. Pickering's prize winners of $Mom O ue oxes an east garbage. Chosen by Miller Waste drivers in Picker- ing, Edgewood Road res- idents for the second year in a row filled their Blue Boxes the most efficiently. Laidlaw dri- vers selected a Com- merce Street home for least garbage. The best - filled Blue Boxes in Ajax were on MakinlCourt, Lake Driveway West and Tipton Court. Residents in Ajax who put out the least garbage live on Pinoak Road, Noake Crescent, ranter Crescent and Dreyer Drive East. Congratulations for doing your part. Pickering's two senior retirement homes both report they are now recy- cling all glass, tin, plastic beverage bottles and paper as well as being able to recycle all incontinent prod- ucts. Orchard Villa is now sending its organic food waste to a pig farm while Rosebank Villa hopes to inves- tigate composting options this spring. Most senior residents enjoy feeding birds leftover bread crusts. WRW, sponsored by the Recycling Council of Ontario, is a time set aside to heighten public awareness about the 3Rs. More importantly, it's a good time for people to start prac- tising their own conservation habits. Special thanks to all who helped make this year's WRW successful. 0:3 :1 Pickering residents recently received a 1996 waste management calendar, which explains the recy- cling collections and local Blue Box schedules as well as providing many creative craft ideas and 3Rs tips. The 1996 calendar especially pro- motes Pickering's latest `Grasscy- cling' initiative. Great idea and well done. 00:1 CHRISTMAS GREEN TIP: Send a holiday greeting on a post card. Simply cut off the picture part of last year's cards and mail it as a post card. It also saves an envelope. 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SEE STORE FOR DETAILS, TILE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 13, 1995 -PAGE 29-A I lie Pride ofilickering" f)6,6- 1 ntertainment i all us at 683-5110 with your entertaining ideas • i • 'ickering's Mr. Dressup et for his final farewell Iffy WINVA W H11 G STAFF REPORTER ?ICKERING — As he contem- �tes closing his infamous Tickle ink one last time, Pickering's fie Coombs — better known as Dressup — predicts it will be an otional farewell. 'I hope I get in a giggly mood her than a sentimental mood," Coombs, 68, says of his last )w, to be taped at CBC studios in wntown Toronto on Valentine's "You may see tears on my face, It there's nothing to indicate it's e last show, no grand farewells" cause reruns of the show will con- iue to be televised. "It may be hard to say that last le of the show, 'We'll be seeing w again soon" I think it will be xy emotional. But I may get so wiersed in what I'm doing that I'll Irget it's the, last show. On the her hand, I've been told the show in be scrapped if I fall apart." Mr. Coombs got his start in televi- ou in 1963, when he came to Dada from his native Pittsburgh to ork as a puppeteer with Fred tigers — known to television audi- EOes as Mr. Rogers. When Mr. Rogers returned to the bited States the following year, C began working on a replace - t show and asked Mr. Coombs star in Butternut Square as Mr. CBC planned to temporarily can - I that show in 1967 to make room r coverage of Expo '67 in Montre- That's when producers proposed ow -budget Mr. Dressup. Almost three decades later, Mr. combs has become a familiar face generations and is used to being [led Mr. Dressup. "I'm really one rsonality with two names," he tghs. "When you live with a pseu- ,nym for 30 years, you better get ed to it." While he's often recognized in blic, "I don't like that much atten- In when I'm not expecting it-" He recalls a woman who sat side him on the GO train while he Pickering resident Ernie Coombs has become a familiar face to gen- erations of children as Mr. Dres- sup. He tapes his last CBC show Feb. 14. read scripts. "As she got up, she said, 'My children love your show' and left. I prefer it that way." The show, meanwhile, has seen few changes. "We have different puppets, but still do crafts and dress up," notes the grandfather of four. We have found the pre-school kids we have for an audience have pretty much the same interests as (children that age) had years ago." Though producers considered introducing such new issues as street -proofing, "we were afraid it might open up something kids would just worry about," explains Mr. Coombs, who is also a script editor of the show. But he still looks forward to going to the studio two days a week to tape two shows each day. "I still enjoy it very much. There are always new challenges, new songs to learn. When we're rehears- ing, we think of new things to add. It's never boring.- The oring"The decision to retire "was some- thing I had to face eventually. It's kind of arbitrary that I chose this year," says Mr. Coombs. (Had his wife Lynn not been killed in a tragic accident three years ago, he says he may have retired earlier to travel.) fingers perform utcracker- Saturday PICKERING - The and floor. sounds of Tchaikovsky will Admission to the show is be heard at the Pickering $3. Central Library on Satur- The library is at One The da Esplanade, at the corner of Thep Jean McDonald - Glenanna Road Singers children and youth Call Jean McDonald at choirs will perform songs 837-2611 for tickets or from The Nutcracker at 11 information. . a.m. and again at noon in Tickets may also be the auditorium on the sec- available at the door. Mr. Coombs will continue tour- ing, though his schedule has been cut from an all-time high of 130 live shows in one year to 30 or 40. Admittedly, "I like live respons- es", though many children are intim- idated by the shows. "A lot of kids haven't been to live theatre and when their parents tell them they're going to see Mr. Dres- sup, many think they're going to my house," Mr. Coombs explains. He recalls one youngster who got up partway through a show, told her mother she was tired and instructed her to "turn it off now." Mr. Coombs also plans to lecture on children's television. While he doesn't watch TV often, he believes "the hardest group to program for is pre -teens. "That's why we tend to see sense- less types of things like violence. Producers want it to he exciting and we violence as exciting." He also hopes to devote more time to such hobbies as golf, garden- ing, painting and travelling, and will continue restoring a 1932 Auburn, the second car he purchased. lie will also carry with him pleas- ant memories of his years as Mr. Dressup. "I have a great sense of satisfac- tion that I was able to do something I enjoyed doing and that it wa, appreciated... I'm very lucky." 11W ITALIAN CUISINE • OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK • SOME DATES STILL AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS LLMICHEOWDINNER NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY • 2 SEATINGS •�_, (5 pm.-7p.m. & BP.m_-case) `" • FEATURING LIVE ENTERTAINMENT • CALL NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION 1 Celina St. Oshawa Bring an Unwrapped New Otij e }p Win a Family Toy to lick's & receive a Get" at Hoses m Resort! � � � � �x a 1Gd-8ize Peg -Farago Converfib[e OR Receive $1.00 OFF a a U&s Dr+N* Par+y for 20! a Ho"Burger with this coupon.. YIrMh Thanks ft, our Co-Bpunsors: F10RS ES HOE, k9 1 �/ vEtcEGO 1163K1 KINGSTON �O�RDn�erin 1,intilUcc�m� Call 683-51 10 %vilh your ne-vvs items. • meat Author _s:��;. �:..- : ` Your EDtelctam VYe b cog you all to bet alieiatto�e>Ii ne"s ad idontslitte,>s Patens tb Jnu C+anqitle d* � Wed >�� � � and >frs�h y �, )wort Pick it titp at at tltrt tno®ietlt ttteoo�d stages, r,> tosad ...., . � .. , 'Meafloaf, -nze Walk. Arcbeat IU GIUMPY old Fart a. � .dam F� <>._. •• 3 '. n;�� ,. ... ,.-... ..; .sem. Come In And Visint . Fully Licensed under the LLBO Import and Premium Draughts Available Full Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Menu ,boo's �lrs �. k your Chh to 376 Kingston Rd. Pickering ice a as it Rougemont) (905) 509-4421 ■ Kingston � S 401 1 . PU;1:30 k -:'!F 1<<VS :1At'FP,—, N-ti,1 Q131, 13, 1".; Ajax High School students Neal Nathani and Emily Herdman were awarded academically in a nationwide search for top students. Neal' won the National Merit Citation Award and Emily was awarded the Canadian Merit Citation Award and a $500 scholarship. Each plan to pursue university degrees. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Twoax High students win prestigious awards By NATALIE: MILLER SPFCI \I 1„ H:. ♦! \I,\ f {hist R AJAX OAC students are amone 135 teens nation\ ide to win prestigious awards for excellence in academics and leadership. Emily Herdman won the Canadian `]crit Citation Award and a S500 scholarship while Neal Nathani picked up the National Merit Cita- tion Award. "1 feel really honored to have won." says Ms. Herdman of Ajax. -I'm happy to he recognized for helping the community." Mr. Nathani, also of Ajax. agrees it's "an honor to be chosen. ft's an awesome feeling. to put ambition into something and see it follow through. - NI, Herdman is a Brownie leader and has been involved with the Girl Guides of Canada for several years. She is also a peer tutor at the school and has volunteered for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. Mr. Nathani has been actively inolyed \ith the Ajax -Pickering United Way and UNICEF and has started an inter -school council repre- senting 12,(M students in the Ajax - Pickering area to give them "a big- ger voice on education issues". Mr. Nathani was also the vice-president of the Ontario Sc,.ondarN School Students' Association. The Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation was started by York Uni- %erstty professor Robert Cluctt to 1988. The organization awards scholarships to well-rounded stu- dents who achieve academic excel lence. but the emphasis is on person- al character, community involve- ment and leadership potential. The , organization rewarded 135 students ` across the country this year. Students prepared essays, solicited letters of recommendation and com- piled lists of activities and achieve- ments as criteria for an interview. Out of the 2,400 applicants. 225 were granted all -day interviews and then the award winners were chosen. i The interview "was a wonderful ' experience", Ms. Herdman says. " I met students who will be very suc- cessful in the future." When asked about future plans, Ms. Herdman says she'11 attend a Canadian university to study immunology, virology or forensic science. Mr. Nathani anticipates he'll study corporate law at an Ivy League school in the United States, but says, "I'm keeping my options open." Put pen to paper winter poetry competition DURHAM — Does Jack Frost bring out the Robbie Burns in you? If so, you may be interested in a Christmas/Winter Festival Poetry Con - 'test sponsored by the Writers' Circle of :Durham Region. Any poem under 30 ilines with a Christmas or winter festival theme is eligible. A $5 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 collect $100, while $50 goes to the second - place finisher and $25 will be awarded to the third-place winner. Their poems will be published 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 enclosing a self-addressed, stamped envelope with their entry. Send submissions to Christmas/Win- ter Festival Poetry Contest, The Writers' Circle of Durham Region, c/o Owen Neill, 235 Queen St., Apartment I, Port Perry, Ontario, L9L I B9. The Writers' Circle is a non-profit organization that encourages and pro- motes the art of writing. It's open to writers and editors at every level and offers networking, as well as seminars and workshops.For more information on the contest, call 985-4536. Home business group celebrates the season DURHAM -- The Durham Home Business Association is celebrating the season. The Durham group hosts its first Christmas Party from 7 p.m. to I a.m. Sat-urday. Dec. 16 at the Earl of Durham banquet room. 227 Brock St. S., Whitby. A mystery speaker dis- cusses Humor in Your Business. Tickets are $35. Call 427- 0019 (Eileen), or 723- 8491 (Keith) for informa- tion on the party or the association. GOOD NEWS! FOR A CHANGE We are pleased to announce the GRAND OPENING OF Featuring: Belly Dancer Yasmina Rarnzy & Las Vegas style entertainer Des Hylton $20.00/person 1735 Bayly, Pickering )Just east of Brock Rd.) 831-9866 Fabulous Middle Eastern & Canadian cuisine at reasonable prices Come experience something a little different without travelling to the big city. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's Beautybook insert, included in this newspaper, Wednesday, December 6, 1995. Please note the following: Page 14 -Opium by Yves Saint Laurent, Eau de partum, 50ml- price is $82, item shown is an Eau de parfum Refill at $62. Also in our Gifts #2 insert, from Wednesday, December 13, on page 30 -Attitude cotton T-shirts (top left) and ribbed cotton T-shirts (bottom right), images should be reversed. Page 33 -Vanity Fair terry robe price is lower than advertised, correct price is $49.99, on same page -Chance Encounters cotton knit nightgowns (bottom right), style 999 - short sleeves is not available and style 7006, in middle of group is not available in blue. Vanity Fair satin chemise set (bottom left) will be available December 22 and only in selected stores. Inadvertently, the error listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or confusion to our customers. EATON'S, "NEW YEARS EVE DINNER & DAN( at qhe Winchester ,firms MENU up or Salad Prime Rib Dinner or Salmon Filet or Chicken Cordon Bleu Coffee and Dessert Table Champagne and Party Favors at Midnight Celebrate the 1t -w• Year with The Winchester Arms Call now to txx)k your tickets Aak for lila 1-#00 Gayly St. (at Liverptw) 837-2366 �� THE �J P PALACE EAST Thanking the community for their patronage over the past year. Wishing you all the best in 1996 Monday - Saturday 11:30am-1:00am w Sunday 5:00pm - 1:00am HWY.401 9 Mm St. N - . w •(� a 1lugter a. - __ ••rte - �. ..,,.r.- - First Street South of Bayly, East off of Brock Road Vu'r'c­'ha'1­s'­e% a Christmas tree, ,AJAX-PICKERING —Several sss local businesses and services want A Christmas tree at the Kmart your help in making Christmas store in the Pickering Town Centre merry for local needy families. is trimmed with tags, each with Kmart's Children's Tree Pro- information about a local child, ,crarn lets people select a child to including his or her first name, scx. buy one gift for. clothing sizes and age. Customers *** can pick a tag and buy a gift for the 'lire St. Paul's on -the -Hill Food child. The identity of the child is Bank is selling Christmas trees at protected and names are supplied to the Pickering SupeWenue on Liv- erpool Road. They have 6- to 8 -foot balsam firs at $25. Buyers receive $20 worth of coupons they can use at the SuperCentre, and $4 from each tree sale goes directly to the food bank. Food donations to the food bank may also be made at the Super - Centre, LOEB Glendale, Save -A - Centre on Whites Road, Bay Ridges IGA and Food City in Ajax. Food donations may be dropped of at St. Paul's on -the -Hill church at 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering. sss Business Depot is participating in the Salvation Army's toy and food drive until Dec. 24. Donations of non-perishable food items and new, unwrapped toys can be dropped off at the store, 16 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. the store by local agencies that work with needy families. Gifts can be bought at any store, not just Kmart. Each unwrapped gift should be dropped off at the Pickering store by Dec. 16 and Kmart Social Committee members will wrap it. Call Kmart at 905-839-5148. sss Durham Regional Police are accepting unwrapped gifts or non- perishable food items at its stations in Pickering at Hwy. 2 and Brock Road and in Ajax at Harwood Avenue and Westney Road. You can also set up your own Christmas drop box. Officers will also pick up donations and deliver them to agencies for distribution to the community. Ca11905-570-1520. The drive continues until Dec. 22. *ss The Ajax North Chiropractic - ` `THE HEWS ADVERTISER; WED:, DECEMBER 13,1'395 -PAGE 31-A help'the needy in Pickering, Ajax Centre in Pickering Village will accept non-perishable food items instead of its consultation fee on Dec. 8 from 7 am. to noon. All donations will go to the Sal- vation Army and other local food banks. The chiropractic centre is at the northeast corner of Hwy. 2 and Church Street in Pickering Village. Call the chiropractic centre at 905427-3202 or 905427-9912. sss Dr. David Parr will collect small toys and non-perishable food items at his Pickering Village dental office, which is in the same build- ing on the northeast corner of Hwy. 2 and Church Street as the chiro- practic centre. Items can be dropped off between 8:30 am. and 5 p.m. Mon- day to Friday. Call 683-2561. Durham computer club meets Thursday DURHAM -- The Durham P.C. Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa. There Users' Club meets Thursday, Dec. 14 is no charge. Call 723-3179 (Allan), from 7 to 10 p.m. at CAW Hall, 1425 or 623-2787 (Linda). 3ILOWOUT SALE coxnxues PRICES SLASHED FURTHER FON ADDITIONAL SAVINGS 91 : CDs, STEREOS, TVs, DEALERS WELCOME CITIZEN ® mom E L E C T R O N I C S 455 GORDON BAKER ROAD MICROWAVES TAPE RECORDERS, SREADMAKERS,CLOCK RADIOS,7ELE1141ONES, TELEPHONE ANSWERING MACHNIE! i HOME SECURITY SYSTEMS. Hours: Mon -Sat 10-6pm Sun 12-5pm a --ry sss Village Plymouth Chrysler, Belamys Restaurant and the Ajax Swiss Chalet and Toronto -Domin- ion Bank are holding a food and toy drive, with all items going to the Salvation Army. Unwrapped new toys and gifts, and non-perishable food items can be left at any of the four locations until Dec. 24. Village Chrysler is at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Mandrake Street, while Belamys is in the plaza on the south side of Bayly Street, west of Monarch Avenue. Swiss Chalet and the TD Bank are both in the Baywood Centre at Bayly and Monarch. sss Eaton's in the Pickering Town Centre is building a Toy Mountain, with all donations being given to the Salvation Army. Most Eaton's stores in Ontario are collecting toys up to Dec. 24. Last year, more than 120,000 torts of toys were collected across the Province.New, unwrapped toys can be left in the Toy Mountain receptacle during store hours. Can 905420-3411. s** The Toronto Dominion Bank and Trust in the Pickering Town Centre is accepting unwrapped toys for donation to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital pediatric wing. Toys can be dropped off at the branch to Dec. 20. For more infor- mation call 831-2873 or 1-800-73- 0259. sss Sandbury Homes is collecting new, unwrapped toys and clothing at it's Hunter's Ridge sales office on the west side of Harwood Avenue, north of Hwy. 2, Ajax. Donations will be given to the CHUMCity Christmas Wish Pro- gram. Cash donations will also be accepted. Items will be collected until Dec. 24 and can be left at the office Mondays to Thursdays between 1 and 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sun- day from l l a.m. to 6 p.m. The office is closed Fridays. Call 905- 427-4678. sss Pickering Transit's Christmas Wishes Food Bank Bus will be there. Donations for the food bank will be accepted and Christmas trees will be for sale. Treats will be provided by Kandies Kookies and Snakz. 1 I b IJ -.1% L_ i� 1 I`I,11111 I of several ■ ■ ■ Nam'ry e............................... N. N .............. ■. ■ Addiesss................................................ ■ ■ .............................. Phow .......... I..... ■- ■ .,,yes. Regubtiom ■. ■Ulnncrs w01 rK• draws wrc•kh', end cunt.u'ird hV phutu. `- Em1+,Nces A the Pickering T—n Centre. Its U.uugrntent Otficc•�, ■ and nirntivo :•t ;hcir unnier L.nc Lunch .irc nr•t elvit bre• Winners P; I.�grrc• to hnr their tunic, pahh.hcd ir.i, A. nc— jvr. t PAGE 32 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, DECF;NBF,.R 13, 1995 it r- -I 'J l .T l "W'ke ✓l / i►/ s] lirTiT ■ �� STEAK STRIPLOIN cut from U.S. D.A. select beef product of U.S.A. 8.75 /kg CHICKEN BREAST BONELESS SKINLESS fresh fi0en removed 3,eib- 99 18M /�g COTTONELLE BATHROOM TISSUE 2 ply white ..-9.=•.. A COKE SPRITE or Canada Dry 9.2Q/1 _ plus de, 750 n b9. regular or diet TURKEY GRADE A frozen all available sizes 3.06 /kg 1 391 F:5OX10 Ib. CLOVER LEAF SOCKEYE SALMON red Po�ific, low ium or skinless 7.5/ 69 6.5 oz. . imL 355 mL tins ;F9 CLEMENTINES iulcy product of Spain or Morocco 97 box k9 3* lJ9 #Al0l1lIM [A!ft Im IF, IIG[Ol'IA:aLS0l.I]'.7ilS:�p %VE FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE%fE ADDED: Klaz For Kids" � - � - � Clvb Pack Yor�elYr� Service Covnl�er • rnded off all Carols & Wrap ": i& food-eportment • . �O Music, Books & Videos Fax your Scoreboard items to 683-7363 THE EW ".' V TIA& *Ebc DE�C)�46(" 13, 191 �AGg J3 -A SPrrORS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Rock steady kip Tony Giasson keeps his eyes on the target dur- 18, when two rinks will advance to the Nokia Cup is action in the Annandale Curling Club's men's zone playdowns in Uxbridge in January. )umament on the weekend. The event ends Dec. photo by Ron Pietroniro linor peewees weekend ost two wins, tie in play ,.lAX-PICKERING — The Ajax- Acring Raiders John Boddy mcs minor peewee 'AAA' rep Aey team managed two wins and a 11 op swimmers et dream of a (et Christmas ICKERING — Many of the best ng swimmers from across Ontario compete in an annual Christmas ,t here this weekend. he Pickering Swim Club will host ninth annual Christmas Classic im Meet at the Pickering :reation Complex pool Friday to ore than 600 athletes, including the swimmers in all age groups in the rine, will represent 19 clubs from lral and southern Ontario regions. ckering Mayor Wayne Arthurs will duct the opening ceremonies on lay night. I I spectators are welcome to the-" a. Admission is free. 11 , ie swim club will also hold a Silent 14 --tion in conjunction with the tering Arts Council Saturday and day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the iplex lobby. There's no charge. `te Pickering Recreation Complex 1 1867 Valley Farm Rd. )r more information, call Sylvia at -1981. tic in league play this past weekend. The Raiders defeated the Peterborough Petes 6-2. Jeff Tobin led the attack with a hat trick. Michael Perulli chipped in with two markers, with Darin Brown adding a single. Earning assists were Colin Jennings, Scott Robinson and Perulli with a pair each and Kevin Rogers and Simon Barg with one apiece. The John Boddy Homes peewees also skated to a 6-5 victory over the Quinte Red Devils. Tobin and Tyler McGregor scored two goals apiece, with singles to Rocky Ruta and Andrew Hopkins. Assisting were Jennings, Darryn Dubeau and Barg with two each and Ruta and Hopkins with one each. The Raiders managed to skate to a 1-1 tie with the defending Ontario champion Richmond Hill Stars. Jennings scored the Ione Raiders goal, assisted by Tobin and Dubeau. Scott Gray was outstanding in the Ajax -Pickering net to preserve the draw. 1644 BAYLY ST. /A% Just west of &ode Rd. (905) 837-0653sJ LEAF TICKETS WANTED will pay face value for Toronto Maple Leaf tickets, yr --ens or better. Call Bruce at 579-4400 (Oshawa) or 798-7672 (Pickering) and ask for Ext. #2207. Novice Panthers a whisker away from tourney win PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Rebound Sports novice 'AA' rep hock- ev team came within a whisker of capturing the title at the Festival of Lights tour- nament in Niagara Falls, New York on the weekend. Atter three wins to advance to the final, the Panthers nar- rowly missed earning their fourth victory and the tourna- ment championship when they dropped a close 1-0 decision to Warren Park one of the top clubs in the Metropolitan Toronto Hockey League. Pickering faced the Mississauga Braves in the semi-final tilt and prevailed 3-I. Michael Minnings. Blake Araujo and Chuck Britskev scored the goals, with assists to Patrick O'Sullivan, Rob Selig, Rob Kish, Brad Hughes, Chris Wilkinson and Kevin Marshall. In the first round-robin game, Pickering defeated the Wheatfield, New York Blades 3-2. Trevor Fray. Araujo and Marshall scored for the Panthers. with assists to Winston Tang, Scl12. Wilkinson. Chris Butler, Kish and Adam Van Dyk. The second game saw Pickering post a 1-0 win over the Mississauca Braves. Britskey scored the game winner with 1:07 remaining in the third period. Assists went to Hughes and Stuart Ormond. Goalies Daniel Stewart and Ke% in Dudgeon combined for the shutout. BANKRUPTCY1A,LE CONTINUESA111111'.4 .11-16"Kill STICKS STICKSTITAN TSM 99 JR -1111110' Reg. S19 & MORE OP '30STICKSReq. S30 I 00 OF STICKS sl&4 AMUST BE SOLD Bauer - Titan - Montreai - Easton - Koho - Branches itSKATES ccM - Bauer & MOUNTAIN BIKES Diamond Back - Nishiki - Raleigh - Bianchi I I 1VAA1 % 0 BAY SPORTS is BANKRUPT All snvento MUST be cleared by December 29 HURRY IN NOW RON was FOR BEST SELECTION All FUieNnV" & FIXnAM ON SALE F :fA I VAL1071 PICKERING Hours: Mon. - Fri. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 pm.; Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 p nL Soo -A C PAG PAGE 34 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, rVED., DECEMBER 13, 0!S FRUIT EVAPORATED PINK CAKES MILK S ON 800 PKG.20! SSS mL TIN .. 213 g TIN g MIx OR MATCH t 6 LIMIT EL YTE LII IIT KERRS �� TIN LIMT C (�[S I J4A*409mLr BRUNsvvlcK ASSORTED C AEB1 r s�v� iso g JAR '-ate•. S�iRDINI�� POINSETTIAS 3 TO 5 BLOOMS IN 6" POTS .. ` 5 Mn LIMIT Knob HIL11 Fairm HE FOOD TERMIN WIN -1 O F y AS 0 Ir VRKEYS SHOP BY BASKET & SAVE! S2 DEPOSIT /rorll KRAFT CANADA Details in stoles. Draw 11 a.m. Dec. 201905 in al! scores. 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WTTHOL-r STl'FFI NG PURC� CREAM CHEESE 1.29 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECD aER 13, IfS•PAGE 39-A PRODUCT . • COLD SPRING FARMS OR FT.AMINGO BRAND YOUNG FROZEN UTILITY GRADE , 6-16 LB. AVG. 1 BIRD T -r7Tcoo ���~� • T�LTR, YS .f 3 q FRESH NEVER FROZEN YOUNG GII.ADE "A" 2-4 LB. AVG. 3 BIRD LIMIT IQ • ROASTING CHICIZISMNSIc AL int. UTILITY GRADE OR MATURE GRAD A" S •_DUCKS 4-6 LB. AVG. `2.18 g uoo ,o 2 BIRD LIMIT L$. 11 pgppUCT OF CANADA FRESH OR PREVIOUSLY FROZEN ALCAN [� MAPLE LEAF FROZENF---------\ SILANI FRESH SMOPSrS AT THE DEL- COUNTER EypusLr RiOZEWBACXS ATTACNEO CHICKEN FOIL �� SALT.A,E� AT TME DELI COUNTER -POTATO COLESLAWMACARONI CHICKEN LEG DRUMSTICKS 1�N/�I AAil' RICOTTA GHEESE 1 S1�T—AnS ►� QLJAR 1 74 kTER4LB 2 18 kg LB. `2" 50. ,1II. 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BOX 26M will appacute hone cooped food. qu el converse- dro enjoys ttw same BOX 76130 1 *nee male. 29. ww SEPARATED FATHER. 3C s. wrote !amen d throw YOUNG MALE seeks a :Lv" a b mute under 2' 26780 SEEKING MR. RIGHT Single whus lady. 46. PON, bas.'Leaf hockey games, cdrdry music I am 52• HONEST AND CARBIG, 24 whole mak. 50lbs. NEW N TOWN! Shy 9ngN ni g tqr�, ably, n sWw Saragmt acting big style oho very. very FIRST TME AD. Attached write male. 35. 6'. Seehung to meet honest, affectionate. MPDy and 0I toayy, W love amerak, cuddog• grill and hike&" 5 8'. blonde Wu. Cue eyes enpYs T e dNdodr;. love. 5't t hurt eyes. sandy Ohre bar rao. 20 Loaag row a tri. vim :fan.discrede BOX 2" ;O; ex _opo row attle Dt Iemak wM needs 9a 9 genneman. 48 ro 52. dlo kin b parry. No rag lots of TLC. If you want an orohd nsad d a moves. 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Dr'olb9raD� rot- +*come' BOX 26792 who enjoys adventure. excrement and romance for a bw curous coups. 25 to 35, for eYening Ser fmosm ke ro Looking 8. with good an. 51 Enjoy primo, man, brown and Pkrl I erp w iSeeking.U tbnesL sol- urahs and tnavesr who has rot had a chance 10 NO HEAD GAMES. Smgk what mak. 36. 5'11". broken liar. 6'. t 90los. Enjoy dalndlg rtbrkn 9eA9 8012=3 togeders. BOX 266, good cm*aN and laugher. BOX 31512 tone male. 26 to 34, 1a posses rdalbns"D. NO evens female PartnerdX Eve s c:ommg m core. nd k looking and Sam. ama �ilim- a t� �g Sin � � 13e NO W OvMWV pvu NEW TO SCE ML 9 male. 32. bdwg fab a gay COUPLE L0 a aril u a et 10g tl*betrs n 20 ate IASTNG RELATIONSFMt. Si gs white porde. 47. twad gap$n pease. BOX 26117 V While male. 2b won srgk whN female. 25 b 38 BOX 3117 we same -tacos Box 2®1 make 24 b 40. Looaq kr save BOX 2,11 25. fpr prrvae and tun get logetners oust M VA Ms 10 meet smcon, s rgle"oras. 45 b 60. LIKE TO PARTY? Two single alible wow friends. WEND AND WONDERFUL. ARyW*Plass Ply j mss SHY, KUIW Ory. 30 year old 00 male. ST, ESTABIISIED GAY MALE A yohtMW ntasc r clan and orug free Discretion a must BOX lir lasyg rdakaslp. I W" moria, wls, *" blade. Eke ■Yd. Seeking two single dye miles. welrd serve d Kura. 61'. and hwwY sat Looking Y� XOOnae honest and hard woAa'g. Na into ole bar scene. I tine. coddle aged male s seeking a fiwnd a pan- 2= n or oil 6 gun ev imp at Mme. BOX 288, 1Mrlds l9 b 23. who enl0y Ears rdnwmce rd good b nwd a M 1009 Iwnle. 23 b 26. lir Iomwnce. 11m DWI 011 Zit, am The horns row I n and also GEWAE MAN WANTED. Attached prot*svmat HOT DESPERATE Cute, -0 isi 19. will dot was. Must be start and hones. BOX 36838 dirwrs. rtbrws• DooL PtW a$ws and Decide *&-tw* Vs. dnitedDAD SEEKS PARTNER F tiawuy and sen" airly attractive NW trim �p MW and would MI bb Aw my leave and Me with time OA"^9 �iSQ• no bose'uals and "0 users female. 30. tall, slim build. Active, attractive lion. brown hair, baby blew eyes. 5Ti ti 1.y VAGE 38 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, DECENBER 13, 1"S Attention Ajax Children TALK TO SANTA Monday, Dec. 18 6:00 to 8:00 pm • Tuesday, Dec. 19 6:00 to 8:00 pm ^Wednesday, Dec. 20 6:00 to 9:00 DM N. NTA Thursday, Dec. 21 6:00 to 7:30 pm Biwu,i,ht to You by Rogers CahlesYstems Pitze Riclge IONTE':SSORI LEARNING CENTRE PRIMATE SCHOOL, PICKERING Private School 1 1/2 years - 12 years Full Montessori Curriculum. Extended hours available. 40? Kingston Rd.. Pickering 509-1722 986 Dunbarton, 839-2090 S A Balsy a N T A "Make 1 -our Christmas a Happy One" Having little ones visit for the holiday and need a crib. hil-hchair. carseat, etc. for a few days'1 We rent new high quality CSA -approved baby equipment and we do deliver! 905-831-9213 Locations across Canada and the U.S. =' LITTLE PEOPLE'S n� ' PFAI SCH(X)L S Y' c ..'art 'o0dler & A ?re-khw Care N '. • 3uai6ed & Caring StaA T . a S Ar Coroboned A w FULL TWE INFANT -� c SPACES AVAILABLE 428-9909 u 33 FALBY CR' AJAX ONT 1.1S 3R1 ' Z Z-alie..:.: a;.: Z air. ,:.� UZ Put some colour in your Christmas. s Full Colour Copies A Bring in this coupon & N get one A 8 1/2 x 1 I colour copy FREE! 1410 Bayly St., Pickering 831-4733 Fnv AA 1 __A077 E3 Ages: 18 months - 12 years O Junior Kindergarten Program O Excellent Facilities (Spacious) O Hot Meals & Snacks O E.C.E. Qualified Staff S O Fully Licensed A NEW! N BEFORE & AFTER T SCHOOLPROGRAM A (up to 12 years) Call Joyce for details 839-1842 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 a.m. R*GERSY" 0�' Community 7 a - After you write your letter to Santa you can talk to him personally. Tune in to •�Lur community channel to share your Christmas Wish List. Santa will welcome you in person on Tuesday & Wednesday on the Ajax Transit Santa Express or by phone. Watch for details._A�_�__ _ c4 jV fCAIV �±. . if,. - ✓ .!f ;ENTRY FORM tit !� y . NAME ADDRESS 'X,* ALSO FIND THE WORD "SANTA- in the advertisanent & send them in with your color picture and you an win an additional $25.00 GST CERTIFICATE JOIN US! Every Wednesday for Our All You Can Eat RIBLETS COME CELEBRATE NEW YEARS - WITH US! T For Details Call A 420-5366 1550 Kingston Rd., Pickering THE GIFT OF PEACE, BEAUTY & RELAXATION WITH GIFT CERTIFICATESFOK YOGA 'ESTHETIC SERVICES OR MASSAGE FROM Greenwood YOGR BODYWORK �D�O FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 90�-619-1�0� 1 Baskin _R_o_bb_in_s_" Shish Kebob � ,$5.00 off S' AI CAKES (Min. $18.95) A Exp. Dec. 31/95 428-3429 E� oN eSeia8on`8 Grectiflp Fresh Bread Baked Daily Hot/Cold Table Coffee/Desserts SANTA MORIZIO BROS BAKERY LTD. 686-1802 -%W1NWME Bf1SKCT,S Gift Baskets Made Especially For You. For All Occasions and Special Events!!! Specializing in Gourmet Foods, Fresh Fruit and Baby Baskets ORDER YOUR CORPORATE CHRISTMAS GIFT BASKETS NOW! Delivery Available SANTA Melani Quinn 686-2334 • +• =t ` THE DINER ON HARWOOD DURHAM'S FAMILY VALUE RESTAURANT .. k/lceu oLd 6ct4410W!'d le tfctC4 uc GREAT FOOD SERVED UP FRIENDLY IN A WARM 50's DINER WITH JUKE BOX FAMILY DINER INNER SPECIAL rchooseV Entrees for Only $17.95 any (incl. soup or salad) HOMEMADE 6 oz. Burger, Fresh Cut French Fries, Drink Only $4.25 Hungry Person Full Breakfast Only $2.50 c, (Mon. -Fri. to 11:30 am.) WE'RE NOT CRAZY, WE JUST LIKE TO SEE THE SMILE ON YOUR FACE! 64 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax The Fun Spot! 427-3251 (Just below 401) THIS PAGE HAS BEEN T Mt4DE A PO_ SSIBM BY THESE COMMUNITY MINDED BUSINESSES ss SAMTA From the News Advertiser 416-798-7672 We'll run it until it sells! Call us for .. -• .... - -avdc.. c. � a.•... a.: t' �+.. soe,..-.., .�..... ,... six �w. •xn,nc�+�.c-+r,.c•r.. rsr+n�.v:-.-.a.e.srewr.-ns +1�.'1/� THE NEWS ADVERM04 WED., DEC MER M 10111 -4 -PAGE 39-A AUCTION 1 eR. vim;_ 905 Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday TORONTO C%S1W1Ef17117 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday details LINE or fax your ad AppkeSbArtkiOFor 798-7672 (905) 579-2238 sale r�t Fa AUTO FOR SALE PACKAGE Careers BIRTH NOTICES Includes all paper buy, For fGST Announce your baby's arrival Sale sighs plus tips for69 VISAINNIPPIRW' ,� and receive a gift certificate $47+,,T entitling you to $25 worth selling your vehicle. Ask about our 9uaranlPe, of quality baby products. ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers MT11 Careers General GeneralIMUGeneral Help Im Help Help residents Oshawa a Whitby to Clarington This Week I-IRL'SEA-IS 19 ADVERTISE YOUR CAREERS AND HELP WANTED AD BY CALLING TERRY GEORGE 576-9335 OR FAX 579-2238 i�Ta 7 7i 1111diiII1119; Don't miss this opportunity to display your .business in the highest traffic area in filmpurham Region, Oshawa 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 54 Contra SL Irl aver n 7111B� 576-9175 CUSTOMER SERVICE CANVASSERS WANTED to sell the Durham Region Treasure Guide. Excellent remuneration. Students and adults preferred. Call John Leonard, Oshawa/Whitby/Clarington This Week 579-4400 or Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 416-798-7672 1996 Is already a busy year `cr cast End Marketing Company. The upcoming dientele is too much for us to handle at our present size We will need to expand operations In all areas of customer service. marketing, campaign co ordination No Telemarketing Call Janet 905-7281542 DRIVERS. WANTED m- med,aney. sMh own car. pert time. must be 19 yrsor elder 427-2424 EARN 5600 per Week from nomelr Product as- Sembty Mil processing. Typing labels. etc. Guar- anteed (416) 208-3263 or 6, 24 hrs GENERAL OFFICE clerk regwred 'or maternity leave. Start Dec 27. 19% Accounting it"nence to - Call 427-1995 or tax resume 430-0970 MATURE STUDENTS and homemakers wanted for part time telemarketing. Training providedcall bet- ween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m 619-6991. MODELS Top Ton,nto agency Estahlisked since 1989 Lou k, ng for Ic males 5'6- to 5'1I- Ma1cs 5'10- In 1or modeling and T.V. commercials. NEW FACES WELCOME 416-%5e-9200 MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron- to's IasMst growing agency seeks extras for film and TV work M types, no exiol rap. Earn S7 j15fir. Walk gur- anteed. we Woe people on movie sets every day. Call Jdmatlron (416)961- 2226. To work from home :ompletely simple Surveys over one phone. $14 per. hr. o line talc time. Pleas call 427-1559 SEASONAL ^elp wanled. part-time and 'ue-bme war tresses Call 426-6790. contact Victor. See page 7. (Pickering eddWn only) for Town Of Pickering Job Vacancies. ired for a 60 unit apartment lex. Duties in - cleaning and repairs. .Suit - ho semi retired B. Please send he to: FNW 7251 Oshawa This P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Onfari0 LIH 711.5 T.V.SPECIAL DAT- ING. Thursdays and Fri Jays at r p -m or Sundays at 11 30 a.m on Manner 44. Discover first hand the reason why thousands of people have found happ- ness. love and a mean,ng- ful Mat at lasts! For nformabon and addi- tional show times, please call 1.600-667-0117 Required for a teaming center in P,cterng. Must be cerid*d. experienced and available Saturdays and 4-9 p m on weekdays It xlterested, please call WOE EIPECTATI011S 420-9930 TELEMARKETERS ne9ded Aunt have exoenence good phone manner, %X046 hours. Call 905-427-297-7, ask for tan TELE MARKETERS re- qu,red 'or :o­,unrty serv- ce program. (off" near Bond and Rrtson Rd) Good :none manner and neat appearance manual Day cvtt. evening a Saturday S�dl ava,laN41 Call Mr ,,Am at 905-721-9353 1° eip IF you are single or a s�n- gle parent or separated or divorced with three years work expensnce. you may quaky for financial ass+s- tantce of if you ars over 45 and cave recently been Lad on. you may quaky for training assistance. DIP,' CERT. Lata. Wordperfect. D -ease. Word. Accpac, Bedford, Autocad, Ventura. Pagemaker. Harvard. Cor el. Computer Programming and Systems Analyst Do - bol. Pascal and C. Photo- shop. Quark Express and Illustrator. Durham Busi- ness Computer College. 427-3010 PART TOE Accounts Re- cervable Clerk. Pickering location-, pleasant low phone manner. good word processing dolls. Please send resurne to: File 07252 Oshawa This Week• P.O. Box 481. Oshawa, Ontario. LIH7L5 PAYROLL CLERIC, (pormlpart time 2.3 days per week) for local firm. Wit tris" 1-2 yrs. Royal Barak payroll exp. Salary $17 per tour. Wil resumes to Grata in Personnel Sow ices. 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 114. Pickering, Ont. Ll V 6R6 At[ Gen %xvirinn Of r" Hoitift P HMP Help McNca Daniel News Adveniser requests the adrer isers check their ad upon puDicalim as News "eriser w7 hat be responsible kx mote then one N1cOQect inserbOr1 and Me shat be no liab" for non-inserlion of any adrer- Csement. Liability for er- rors in ads is krtited to the amount paid ler the space ocalpying Me error Al M is subject to the W proal of marw,Iemem of News Advertiser. MANAfl MM ASSWAM We have an entry level position available for a career minded, goal onented individu- al. Hours are Monday - Thursday 12:00 - 8:30 pm. and Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Responsibilities include maintaining previ- ous customer contact, handling incoming galls and coordinating appointments. The successful applicant will have a clear speaking voice and friendly disposition. Starting salary is $325. per week.We are a very busy , well established organization . The key individual we hire can look forward to steady growth and recognition. For an interview, call Tony at: Magic 7banh fi'f nutilsy Swsleps. 68d-1414 CERTIFIED Den" Assis- tant/Receptiontst. Patient - centred practice looking for caring, enthusiastic, intent gent organized, depend- able stay mornber for part- time position. emponence a plus. Please cal 905-428- 0186 between 12.2pm. DENTAL Receptionist/ Dental Assistant required for cull -time position, flexible tours in a preventive dental practice. experience w/ computers an asset. Please hand deliver resumes to 259 Simcoe St. S. 6 PROFESSIONAL Florist- ry and Business Program; three week opportunity Flo - _.r. ristry Course. Part tine -�' evening course. In-home Get Started. video courses. Inberm" training; start your own business: work al horns a shop: know the secrets: WOOL-- know the tools: know, the • • rammer Analyst - LAN System TedMjA1 n010 • Pogr hool of Forel Darier �0 SMF O • Computleraed AOC wft • WetivOrk specialist (CIE -3) _ COE ST S. Oshawa • Compiler Mainte lance TwhnokW • Office Administration (905) 436-1991. Training assistance may be aveil- FinafeefN eBiahm ilr�itWe is Biota Willa N0* ablwe 1 youu air. over 45 and you /�/� ee' 416) 291'662 ' �-:. 1-800-993-9993' recently laid off. ' mal _ 325 Miner Avenue 560 Kira Street West ADULTS 979 CHAT '� "' phone COLLEGE Mew earn $70ar/shift. Poe CDI Phase all for appointment Reach /wMon-Fn. Qf BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY 10.5 416-754- 51ea CUSTOMER SERVICE CANVASSERS WANTED to sell the Durham Region Treasure Guide. Excellent remuneration. Students and adults preferred. Call John Leonard, Oshawa/Whitby/Clarington This Week 579-4400 or Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 416-798-7672 1996 Is already a busy year `cr cast End Marketing Company. The upcoming dientele is too much for us to handle at our present size We will need to expand operations In all areas of customer service. marketing, campaign co ordination No Telemarketing Call Janet 905-7281542 DRIVERS. WANTED m- med,aney. sMh own car. pert time. must be 19 yrsor elder 427-2424 EARN 5600 per Week from nomelr Product as- Sembty Mil processing. Typing labels. etc. Guar- anteed (416) 208-3263 or 6, 24 hrs GENERAL OFFICE clerk regwred 'or maternity leave. Start Dec 27. 19% Accounting it"nence to - Call 427-1995 or tax resume 430-0970 MATURE STUDENTS and homemakers wanted for part time telemarketing. Training providedcall bet- ween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m 619-6991. MODELS Top Ton,nto agency Estahlisked since 1989 Lou k, ng for Ic males 5'6- to 5'1I- Ma1cs 5'10- In 1or modeling and T.V. commercials. NEW FACES WELCOME 416-%5e-9200 MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron- to's IasMst growing agency seeks extras for film and TV work M types, no exiol rap. Earn S7 j15fir. Walk gur- anteed. we Woe people on movie sets every day. Call Jdmatlron (416)961- 2226. To work from home :ompletely simple Surveys over one phone. $14 per. hr. o line talc time. Pleas call 427-1559 SEASONAL ^elp wanled. part-time and 'ue-bme war tresses Call 426-6790. contact Victor. See page 7. (Pickering eddWn only) for Town Of Pickering Job Vacancies. ired for a 60 unit apartment lex. Duties in - cleaning and repairs. .Suit - ho semi retired B. Please send he to: FNW 7251 Oshawa This P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Onfari0 LIH 711.5 T.V.SPECIAL DAT- ING. Thursdays and Fri Jays at r p -m or Sundays at 11 30 a.m on Manner 44. Discover first hand the reason why thousands of people have found happ- ness. love and a mean,ng- ful Mat at lasts! For nformabon and addi- tional show times, please call 1.600-667-0117 Required for a teaming center in P,cterng. Must be cerid*d. experienced and available Saturdays and 4-9 p m on weekdays It xlterested, please call WOE EIPECTATI011S 420-9930 TELEMARKETERS ne9ded Aunt have exoenence good phone manner, %X046 hours. Call 905-427-297-7, ask for tan TELE MARKETERS re- qu,red 'or :o­,unrty serv- ce program. (off" near Bond and Rrtson Rd) Good :none manner and neat appearance manual Day cvtt. evening a Saturday S�dl ava,laN41 Call Mr ,,Am at 905-721-9353 1° eip IF you are single or a s�n- gle parent or separated or divorced with three years work expensnce. you may quaky for financial ass+s- tantce of if you ars over 45 and cave recently been Lad on. you may quaky for training assistance. DIP,' CERT. Lata. Wordperfect. D -ease. Word. Accpac, Bedford, Autocad, Ventura. Pagemaker. Harvard. Cor el. Computer Programming and Systems Analyst Do - bol. Pascal and C. Photo- shop. Quark Express and Illustrator. Durham Busi- ness Computer College. 427-3010 PART TOE Accounts Re- cervable Clerk. Pickering location-, pleasant low phone manner. good word processing dolls. Please send resurne to: File 07252 Oshawa This Week• P.O. Box 481. Oshawa, Ontario. LIH7L5 PAYROLL CLERIC, (pormlpart time 2.3 days per week) for local firm. Wit tris" 1-2 yrs. Royal Barak payroll exp. Salary $17 per tour. Wil resumes to Grata in Personnel Sow ices. 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 114. Pickering, Ont. Ll V 6R6 At[ Gen %xvirinn Of r" Hoitift P HMP Help McNca Daniel News Adveniser requests the adrer isers check their ad upon puDicalim as News "eriser w7 hat be responsible kx mote then one N1cOQect inserbOr1 and Me shat be no liab" for non-inserlion of any adrer- Csement. Liability for er- rors in ads is krtited to the amount paid ler the space ocalpying Me error Al M is subject to the W proal of marw,Iemem of News Advertiser. MANAfl MM ASSWAM We have an entry level position available for a career minded, goal onented individu- al. Hours are Monday - Thursday 12:00 - 8:30 pm. and Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Responsibilities include maintaining previ- ous customer contact, handling incoming galls and coordinating appointments. The successful applicant will have a clear speaking voice and friendly disposition. Starting salary is $325. per week.We are a very busy , well established organization . The key individual we hire can look forward to steady growth and recognition. For an interview, call Tony at: Magic 7banh fi'f nutilsy Swsleps. 68d-1414 CERTIFIED Den" Assis- tant/Receptiontst. Patient - centred practice looking for caring, enthusiastic, intent gent organized, depend- able stay mornber for part- time position. emponence a plus. Please cal 905-428- 0186 between 12.2pm. DENTAL Receptionist/ Dental Assistant required for cull -time position, flexible tours in a preventive dental practice. experience w/ computers an asset. Please hand deliver resumes to 259 Simcoe St. S. 6 _a> _ - - - _ PAVq 40.4TjWu NE" APY*gllbZR4 W►AF-CANWJ ►""S . 10 SkilledIM Skitrea Firewood Articles Articles Aftttdes ;M1 FAor 5eb I For Sad Help Help I I For Sal I For Sale I For SalMIT For Sale FIREWOOO excellent quality, r 11 5 pc. Brass 6 glass dint. ATTENTION : Wholesal- CERTIFIED HOT DOG COLONIAL 8 piece dining D.J. Equipment, dual HIGH cable bills? F hard firewood, one year sea- $310, walnut coffee A end ers. Contractors A Builders. CART, for sale asking maple diming room set. Apt. turntables, cassette deck, picture quality? GO soned, cut and split, oak, tables, $195, 2 oak end la- Two large quantities prerrx- $2200, or best offer please size, table extends to 48'. amp., speakers, micro- RECTI D.S.S. 18' Dk maple. beech. ash, Free Nes. $100, sofa d char um quality 13' X13 ' ce- ca11579-9002 Complete 9 piece Pallisar ane, stand, 28 light, con- Satellite Systems. delivery. Ajax, Whitby and $250, bedroom suite $395, rami, We 4000 paces S75. bedroom set, queen size, fid, etc. 51900 o.b.o. 686- channels. CD quality Picketing. 683-0709 entertainment unit. S45 sines tables 525465 each. '"Fite textured design. 7000 CHERRY WOOD Enter. two 3 -drawer Pall chests, microwave cart. 2 7967 or 683-6438' lure and sound. Rent own by phone trom SKIDS d Pallets for fire- microwave, $115. many pekes while marble tainment unit. 2 years old, night tables, gold trite, hall VIRTUAL VISION eye wear, $40/month. Call 571-141 wood, hardwood d soft, other Mems (905)697_3532 design. Also matching skirt still like new Please call console w/mirror. Fabric with built in mini TV screen. at law prices FREE DELIV- wood mixed pre cut or bro- cine 8 decline bench. Flat 4-v4' X 113' loon above No 725-5502 after 4 p.m. Recliner chair, blue. black Includes earphones. tuner, HITACHI 31' stereo kem, delivery avaialbel, A 496 DX 100, loaded. in- taxes" Priced Elsewhere at weekdays and after 10 a.m leather recliner and otto- recharger, audio / video in- Loaded Rent to own lar 8 small loads Limited Se cludin Hofer, internal g P �9 Sold $2 30 - Asking $1 , weekends. man, settee d chap floral, ter connector, ac- Pti only 59.75/wi one for time offer call (905)430- ready, lease to own, $8700 in large lots only. Viewing Mackenzie Plaza in Ajax. YORX stereo system, lou- phase cessones $699 OBO 831 - Call 571-1413 9013 monthly. Call 24 hours (905)706-4145. or pictures available Tele CHRISTMAS Specials, ble cassette turntable, Nin- 23� IF YOU'RE LOOKI Flea A GIFT OF FITNESS phone Dan at 416.745- toad or leave message at portable dishwasher 5150, it $400 12 Kenmore microwave. tendo. Challenger set. w/ DINING Room Suite. but- for, .Tables, chairs, Ian desks beds washslar ' DaycareHeavy ct ' Firewood Market Complete Home Cym Duty Equipment Olympic fixed E Z 416-716-4056 BED chesterfield. mattress uprgh reeze cu. if freezer $225, matching fridges 8 stoves $575- Mario 3, Duck un', coffee table 54x21', 2 end tables, 2 while Vase lamps. 2 lead fetfiatM combination. oval table with drop scalloped 3 leaves, 6 chairs -1 chaos, rockers. bili room, sets, bedrooms mirrors, candles. flow Wanted more 579-0526 16 lot sound cards, speak- weights, unused excellent $175. $600/pair, almond stove crystal lam standard ry pis. edge. ers, windows 95 etc. OX4- TUDOR Rose Rarrovation SOFA Brown with blue! curl barbells. and dumb- bells, Pec sectional $75, bar fudge $175. washer d dryer 5450/ stand. or- captain's, $1100 c cups. �rs.racks. be pedestal and 6 ch; 430-0097 green, tweed. good condi- racks included S75. $1.750 • Pentium too aged cupboard (wood). 2 o.b.o 579-3912. 20 HORSEPOWER air ocrn- BABYSITTER needed in A GREAT DEAL -Top tion, cushion style. $400 deck, knee extension, Lai eye -level oven/stove pair. stacking washer 8 bedside lamps (rose) bed- T•,sha Romance $200 baskets... We're your I home to care for two young quality seasoned hardwooa Telephone (905) 509-5344 machine bench press• in- unit $75. Call (905)655- dryer $425/pair, dryer $100. room armchair, teal colour DINING ROOM suite• of store!! New Life Fu Mild en Monday to Friday at law prices FREE DELIV- 3 JUKEBOXES. art ex- cine 8 decline bench. Flat 8592 90 day warranty included upholstery, Kenmore sold oak ncludeds hutch, lure, Quality New and U 300 to 600pm sometimes ERY Sen•ng Pickering. CARPETS k1f3 d carpet. bench Shoulder bench etc BRISTOL LEATHER with all aPPliances upright vacuum w/accesso- buffet, table with 4 chairs Shop. (905) 686-6: later Westney Heights AjaCal! Whitby and Oshawa ' Articles Sell for less than t Q est,- mated value. $2500. Might Jackets. vests. chaps, native Bleached oak wall unit nes, entertainment unit 4x4, (extra leaf) ask ng $1795. Mackenzie Plaza in Ajax. E area Experience and Ret- Gan DURHAM FIREWOOD for Sale �s,ber selling separately moccasins. gloves. mats. $250. wall un,11smoked venous small appliances. 697-3323 KENWOOD TOWER erences required Please 427-4741 Call Kok at 432-1863 authorized Tandy dealer, y g lass dors $375-$575. fluted oval pedestal table kitchen dinette DININGROOM SUITE. POWER 200 watt ren Call Before 3 00 On' (905) BROOKLIN FIREWOOD. SEXCELLENT BUYS$ A REPOSSESSED satellite custom leather work Ga- entertammenl units $25- white, wA>tack tubular chair white. solid pine, 6' harvest table. stereo package Dual k 683-0869. EstaM,snec 25 veara Woodq,air. nese file cabs- system, only S35 monthly ^eraska Leathercratt, 8335 $75, oakiglass coffee table backs d legs, 36x36' ex- 6 bow back chars, brand Bette. 5 disc CD pita HELLO, my name s Mir- Bruen cords. face cords net 8 hutch $500 - Fax Including programming. Free Hwy 35,115. Orono (905) $225. oak• pine, wood. tends to 48'. 427-1915 new, asking $900. 430- tower speakers. Rent anda I am 8 months old and kindling of quality sea- Boned firewood Fast $100 - Photocopier S150. - installation and warranty 983-9540 glass coffee d end tables COMMODORE PC10-III 1424 own by phone for $7.50(week. Call 571-141 and looking for a babysitter friendly service and free Dishwasher $100 - Freez- 905-655-3661 CARPET -A t Prices. buy 575-5350. King waterbed 6 DIAMOND RING. 213 I need someone loving, tun, deliveryPlease hone or P er. stove. washer $200/ each - Dryer Pick- ALLIS-CHALMERS Shp, ditect wholesale. Free in- drawers $250, recliner computer, colour monitor, Epson Apex80 Karat, pear shaped. plus 12 LIVING ROOM set dE responsible Call Mom at cave massa (9051 655 9e 9 en led oak coffee b end tables duam stage srowtvower, stallahon lot free estimate ouch $425, blue love seat punter: Simply Accounting, First bnilance, abpraised at great condition. Incluc (905H2&7993 5490 or 655-879. 5150 - Mirrored T enter- 5500 Wood -grain utility call Sal (905)432-2750. or $200, burgundy court d 9 dY Choice (dos), $450 Smith- $5.200 Must Be Seen sofa• love seat. arm ct LIVE OUT nanny for one FIREWOOD tainment cabinet $250 - cabinet. S30. Frigidaire r 41 Rage ( 6)980 9697 chair $395. burgundy rock. Asking $2.000 432-8919 coffee table A 2 side tab cndC. South Ajax area. - Quality tea. Two k,tC.+en tables 8 chars. 12 5cu.it freezer, $175 et $100, sofa bed (needs Corona typewnter, spell- $250 Call 837-1210. near lake Start Jan 2nd sone-_ nardwood Oax. ria- pile. cherry. ash S65 face one maple wood b one ul- Twin -pedestal desk. $75 ce Carpet Broker. 100•.x, recovered) $50. 1940's right dictiona auto-cor- y' ENGAGEMENT RING OFFICE desk, $100, 1996 Can 428-1915 cord $225 Bush cord Free tra modem S75 & $400 - CCM computerized exer. Ny�on thick. plush. stain re- table' 4 Mars $375. 2 sets rection, memo text stor- 14 -carat gold with 65 -carat dressers. S45/each; delivery Alax'Pickermg/ Cerwin Sespeakers. ga was S3500 askrn S50C cycle. $100 All excellent srstant carpet. For 3 rooms, table a chairs $175 & $250, age. English/French char- pear-shaped diamond plus color TV. $50. Antiqu LIVE -OUT nanny W Whitby 4277666 lades Raleigh tike $ao concha 905-7238799 only f36900. Puce n 1946 9 pc dining suite ma- asters. $125 905-686• matching 8•diamond 14- $145; 4 ocwsic cwrec fa 26 and 8 month CALL 905-4362997. cludes 30 Sq, Yds carpet. hogany $1495. round glass 7185 carat gold wedding band. chairs (1900s): dres: old. Westney Heights area. YEAR END SALE. fire- ARROW ELECTRIC deluxe pad and installation tales. 4 swivel chairs COMPUTER 486 DX Appraisal value 54500, $100: oak rocker, $1 approx 4 days/week nartlwo0d.'rN cut. split and 1 Pair of KYB Gas s!ruts.90 Cna:r w•th battery charger, $800 Tele- in your Home Free quota 5275, secretary desk/return 33, 4 Meg ram, 130 meg asking $2200 for both Call 905-697-3532. Some light housekeep•ng 9 delivered bush cord retal 5760. will seg to $80 fits 11961-83 Datsun 200SX good condition. phone 6833712 tion in your home No n- S150. students desk atlas HD, monitor, etc. Must sell O.BO 905-655-8516 OAK/PINE FURNITUI dupes requited a28-8545 while supplies mast Call lies Call Abe at 683-5117 or tercet. no payment for one full Daniel. tap S75. almond bultetchr $850 404-2554 FIBERGLASS cap $150. Why pay retail rices ? y p p 'OS -9448801 7pm-1117m 427-1637 eve ART! LIMITED EDITIONS Trisha Romance $200 year. 1-800- 2170104 ria cabinet 5525, floor and tad 1 COMPUTER MULTIME- truck tool box $75, box traler S200 new -aro c of Ontario's oldest and aycare • Available LOVING laycare. ECE grad p'm'.des quality loving daycare n home Develop mental program, dart' out- ings hot nutrthous meals 6 snack, North Westney area. 42--31141 DAYCARE PR oP 10 CU. FT. Inglis refng- m Elizabeth Berry, Brent CARPET MILL DIRECT a amps, pi ures. punts. beds. chars. bard DIA SALE 4X CD rom drives. 850 rgb H drives, 8 Dag awning $125 regular gest in-acturors is r salkrmg direct to I/me put erator, Admiral self dean- er, l Bel butt Townsend. Rot) Stn•$150 Professionally framed, IOC*. nylon, thick plush, more 579-0526 16 lot sound cards, speak- 5300. (905)655-0592 Eg. oak pedestal table oven and in ova star^ resistant carpet for 3 ers, windows 95 etc. OX4- TUDOR Rose Rarrovation 4 Mars 5849: 7 h. dot dig Her $750 for all douse matted Must Sell, a rooms, only $349, price n- CHROMALOX 40 amp. 100 $1,499 Pentium 75 GE side-by-side refngera- pedestal and 6 ch; 430-0097 great 905.7253899 dudng, 30 square yards, forced air electric fumace $1.750 • Pentium too tor -freezer, dispenses wa- $1499. cannonball b 20 HORSEPOWER air ocrn- ART' LIMITED EDITIONS carpet. pad.labour. Free with 40 gallon hot water $1•950 Printer deals with ter, ice -cubes, beverage fom $399. Over 20 5 pressor Can 568-0853 T•,sha Romance $200 estimate. Arnold 1-800- tank. $400 o b o. Can 725- systems Samsung 24's. $150. Ok oompaM+ant, white. 4 yrs. Cho -COS. all solid. raps, r•tarances. 723-1469 in Enzabem Bei Brent 401-5557 1 yr no payment, 3914 data LED's 5375. Canon Color BJC now $1000 Kenmore full veneers. Traditional Wo 3 JUKEBOXES. art ex- Townsend. Rob ten S' no ntirrest.. For 1 ful year 4000's 5369.00 Lots of capacity washing machine, working 905.985-8774 ,anent�rdnon. 1968 Rockola. $1299. 1985 NSM Professionally framed, dou- ble rneted Must Sed, groat CARPETS k1f3 d carpet. ..sed products Panhum 3 yrs new $350 2 hand- PIANO GRANDFATH on location making money grR' 905-725-3899 100% 'Yon. Mw stem r!- r ^wltimedia $1.199. 486's Rimmed f made Tiffany tamps. blue - CLOCKS Durham's lar OVIDED FIREWOOD. TOP DUALITY 5975 1987 Rockoma with base carpets on hand, I w41 some u ra rom $400 3 mirrored madicine 9 5!wenscr and .avat area seas, -w- nar7wood a, jw 100 45's $1475. 579-4538 ASR TIRES ;4J P205f70 Came 3 rooms, 5349 Price YOU. $725 omen from $795 0 wood w/maMhirg 4 selection -New and u: Mom or 2 Hot hunches aril prices Free dekv R14 -alum rims. off win- includes carpet. preruum 1DS Clangton Computer. 164 bub light bar $100 wood. pierios Not sure*) Rent Bowman - Snacks. speaks French and g, Ajax. Whitby sxe Slat• Tads Dekv- ler oily Asking $400 Also �. pert installation. tact �s•Irr1e Road Bowman- on cabnet $50. to own, apt. sae. upright, gra PKka. ere! b sol up. SIM • v,lle (Just east d etw Flying gallon Eng s� Can Sophie aid- Oshawa an 42741- x sf+ekn^9 and Urge quantity irkvry, free esarnat•s (30 • DutMman Hotel) Easy tr Wet vac $75 Can 987- dugtal, keyboards CHRI: 5333 a27-1731 Pinendge Sporting Goods, dj netting yr„ r yam) Norman 686-2314 wici g available. 5774 MAS SPECIALS TWp Pu fil 435-8136 Works. 433-1491 /rlaxf rce4tor4..q Fax News Advertiser SWIiimO707 683-7363 'MISTER CHEAP' Home EUROPEAN the special improvements. rec rooms.n tst. will renovate your bad, - law apartments, additions, room, or kitchen walls. as fences. decks. etc. Li- well as floor hies Good ref- cersed for over 20 years, erences and satisfaction all work guaranteed. for guaranteed For free esti- Free estimate call Entre mates call D Dykstra 725- 905-464-8170 4913 VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Additions. Barns, Ill ens, Basements, Ceramic Ties. Hatdwood flops. Roots Trim Doors Decks' Painting 3 Moving & a House • House Decorating• Storage • Cleaning • Cleaning WS PAINTING III DECOR tenor fS Exterior European WOfkniansttlp Fast, clean, reliable service. 10 Expenericed Cross Nwm Bargain rates, homes. of m. apl., etc. Pam m Packing available. 423-02394M 101 Mr. Brush GCB VlsaAccept. 420 -Ml �" For Home or Cal Justin For Estimates Business HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - lmprovitmeats Interior and exterior (905) 683- 5818• FI)ring Mow• big or small, we once R�ov repairs, renovations • SEfvIces mem al! Free short iat•s, ' and construction. Fast rooves.moved, also ''+ddit1ons - and cleanotessi in • Kcal & Courteous • I ndyman appliances. CanpraDle • 24 6c • Free Estimates al work guaranteed. Z rates. Cal 432-2950. (986) 697-1950-1Iow. Craig. 616-1913 . a HANDY HELPER- snow- • ' ddoM JS ARMSTAOIiC o household moves with Wp truck riui- DEV. NIC. Specializing plowing. interior/extenor • dential. ommorcial. AN ln custom homes. add tions, ani, yield and painiyard rep rsDtS W -mount for d w tyre' a Rowes. Cal Cad or renovations, rec ropnl5 and 8•R Jane 427-2856. R•s idents A ll and conMs idential and tarrkrtmerdal. TUDOR Rose Rarrovation «k MICHALSKI MOVING - Serving DUAkam Region for A Handyman Service. houses. apanr wilts. offices. over 15 yrs. Free consuffe- Quality corpentry. electrical, appliarfees and piano wit, lion. Cas Jeff 9.5-42•- drywall. paariinil 1W!4bV1;W7E cams. Senior and mid - 5706. A plete work. monMk discounts. Licensed. SW,ON Construction Ltd.. hontalofkce Small pbs welcome. Reasonable irmsured• Frost estimates. SertAq Durham 'Region for raps, r•tarances. 723-1469 Excel" service. Cast 436- 19 yrs. Additions. sundedks. anyt n*. 7795. patio doors. windows, rec- ra one; Tree est- F. I • �V� • 60. • = • n9 angArepairs renovations TOSMIY•S HOME ffl mom• electnrcel. plumbing, ce- PROVEMENTS- carpentry, rami, tiles, carpentry. From dryw", basement apes.. rec AAA -LICENSED PLUMBERCARPET Installabons . 25 anmal repairs to major inn- room, painting and deco- available. AN your plumbing • MOYing do years experience, to - ovations. Fully guaranteed, Ming. ceramic tiles. Calf r-&- Cortlpble renovations • StOfa je stretch'' our speciality. lowest prices!spaal'ty' free iasgap05)66m ms. (98- Tommy at (905)420-0101.5. No job too small!! (905) Free •stirrmates. D A N 3300 432-2913.AJAX 14oviri9 Systems - � MDunn, 987-1799 or 987- , ca DUCTWORK installed, ALVIN SAAIEDAY SeCes, moves. appliance 19M moved, relocated. Excellent SELL IT NOW PLUMBING licensed and piano specialists. Flail Wes. Free estimates. Elec- CALL plumber, no job to sines, rate - hourly. We now trostatic air dearmers, hu• 76 no job too big, free esti- have heated storage units. • nkdiilers BW Small jobs. mates, great prices, guar. Now offer tree boxes FAX (1 ADS Call Paul 428-0295. • • anteed lowest 905• 725- with ov k, Sterling and load and 2507. up. Call for information, 579-2238 725.0005 or 427.0005. HOUSECLEANING SERVICE N you think housework is for the birds, call us. (416)691-2788 We". 81,4111feeloy, mor", OMMWN Ny. Reasonable rates r�(f► "de44af4rf Amiable on short rake. TRtstwt" Reblertces ayaiiNbfe. Very ram" n PagNr-1416)600-0343 ((41i) M4241 s1QLftl MAA One Maid Service at Team Service Prices Insured & Bonded Quality Cleaning 90541948082 • House • Cleaning GAILLIND,I�� MAID SERVICES FALL SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded and insured) Drivin School SCHOOL 4 lessons and tes $105. •l0 Lessons $15( -Full Cause $255 Free pick -W and dre on (416) 257-3060 683-7515 ,Busirm swvim • SOrVICes • I 91KDoCiffill 4TH LEVEL C.G.A. boa k•eprnglaccounting fu tions Vs• C•raraa4s-ui ,pw*m a 19tiMra4Lwbmr rdflt• tttl%d. tinea tirrjjR tisk IttaA r1`rxiM•k 1N riff• � Ylklrr. MAGICIAN, down friends. ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birth- days, promotions, open- ings, fund raisers. Magic shows are furmf Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728- 8334. RABBITwants work doing magic for children's paries and all occassions. Have my own magician. Call Er- nie 668-4932. ASSISTANT ACCOM- PANIST remittances, WCB' oi� required by a65 cash Now. etc. Manual voice choir in Whitb686-73 y. called lerized. Call 91 THE COUNTY TONM �-7318. SINGIERS. Music is varied. Assistant pianist will assist FAX , • 4 , a in practice. Also, will per - hi n at concerts. Cal 905- 683-4715 or 905.668 579-2238 - 929D. 4 20' ies mal ser. - rr ' -• n , '\ {^ � - • i n air T•1. -,i / � r_I•'.. I• -x �\`. � %. �� 1 If ArItIcles Foror Sala 1 Forr Sab 1 computer 1 Olt itsCraas 1 & cnftE raft entertainment cabs- YAMAHA exquisite r ci M PIN net 5WX60'. 22•deep $495. 9 piano, ebony. G1 series, GH END 286 40 MEG. twin hard -drive. 57g-3952- Beautiful, rich tone. Im- mouse„ plus upgradeable, new PIANO - MASON and nice maculate quality. Asking 58000- Call 905.427-1479. CGA monitor, windows. DOS 080.386 Fisch apartment size, sound, good condition, great starter piano $1,100.go Piano - antique 1895 Est Articles Wanted -$550 also available. (905)619-2008 mahogany cabinet grand mahogany etc. (905)430- 9013. • 1 LOSt dr sound enhancement panel. drawers/storage complaint- FOUnd recently appraised at $3.500 by antique dealer, Organ - ANTIQUES ANTIQUES Absolutely. I rig umAure or an- LOST - Since asking 1,400. Hammond Spinet 1_100 yttung old. Scientific instru- Dec.2, small adult short haired fe. series. good condifion great mens, china, silver, adver. male cat, black with white starter organ. $500. Organ - console thea- using, toys, decoys, dolls, milk bottles, collections or belly , paw tips. nose Westney Gulbransen Ire organ. 2 octave pedal estates. Call Robert Bowen North at Loeb 428 6232. board. 2 speed Leslie, Ideal Antiques (905) 655-8049. Sale for the serious student or a small church $2.300. Clari- net good condition, Brooklm. APPLIANCES, wanted S 1 PBtSISpu,,pp.,p,,lc�ll.,,S,,1., Board" wee$125in- It It pre coder with lower in. working or not, Fridge, 9 hard disk. 4 MB Ram. In- efrig sulated refrigeration unit, stoves, washers, dryers 427-2713., ALSO FOR TOSHIBA 27 stereo TV New must sett. 6' 6 drawer must s case. $' 6 Boz SALE reconditioned wash. BEAUTIFUL FEMALE I trailer 100 725-9644 ers, dryers, stoves,$150 & awn boxer. 14 month old. up 3 month warranty, 427- excellent disposition, call S 1 PetslSuppliw Automobiles Automobiles WHEELCHAIR Quickie 2713 message or 438- 404-8159.9 Rx model Brand new, nev- 1 say. Boarding For Sale M11 For Sale r used Pad 51600 Make DOBERMAN MALE e u me an offer. 905-579-4992. UNWANTED Scrap metal pups, blackrrust CKC re9d WANTED ResPlns,bie 1986 �,,o-, ' -" �ra -,.�: 2 picked up. fridges, stoves. German CDN Innes, health caring home for kittens. Complete satellite $ystem washers, dryers. cars, trucks, Call gurantee (905) 655-8475 Yang adult cats (same at - fixed), Panasonic receiver, 51500. King-size waterbed w/ etc. (905)430- 9013. OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ready & dogs, with unlimited love to give Vet- drawers/storage complaint- interior, every single power ASSOCIATION presents checked w/shots. Call Dur- ments. bookcase. new mo tionless mattress, 5400., 1 Arts & basic & novice classes to ham Animal Adoption 905. 263-8915 Pioneer SX650 stereo re- S Crafts begin January 8th & 9th. 1977 TRANS AM excel- ceiver w/Telefunken speak- ers, $150. 905-987-5774 leave message COMPUTER. Call Bev at 905-435-0868 RADIO FENCE pet con- 1 1 Automobiles for 3124 lust over a year old. IBM PS/1 486, tainment systems indoor Sale GE Range. avacado. $120 33MHz processor, 253 MB and outdoor, also bark certifiable. 53'000 firm Call (905) 655-4774. hard disk. 4 MB Ram. In- control callers, available at 1977 Mark 5 Lincoln New TOSHIBA 27 stereo TV New cluding a 14' SVGA Moni- Family Pet Foods. (905) exhaust system, new rotor, with 3 /ear warranty. Rent to tit. Canon bubble Jet 200e 509-3417 and pads. battery, rear own oy phone for only arid 5 1 disk drive double -speed CD- LHASA APSO Pups. ess en5 try $1695 Phone Alarm with eda s 1986 �,,o-, ' -" �ra -,.�: 2 1989 �'_AC - $6 75lweek. Call 571-1413. Rom, 16-bit sound card, great house pet, non 434-7330 Eve after 6. 436- door hatchback. auto, aM rip , "ack with full leather WEDDING Dress & cnno- stereo computer speakers. shedding, non allergenic. 1781 fm cassette. 180.000 kms . interior, every single power fine beaded. off -shoulder, 9600bris internal modem, health guarantee, payment new pant. mechanically sound. As is $1750 o b $1150 as is o b o. Phone option including sunroof full-length dress w/long keyboard, mouse, Gravis terms available. (705) 786- 1977 TRANS AM excel- (905)433-8050 a (905) 404- Just invested $3000 into train & bow Asking 5650. Joystick, microphone. Windows 31, MS-DOS 60. 3124 lent condmor. 79 00k, 6.6-Irtre. automatic. eas.iy 1655. dutch and transmission Call 728-5056 lots - soltware & share- BIG -BONED, tem- certifiable. 53'000 firm Call brand new brakes all ar- Bros to r upgrade prove Hot WEDDING gown, size 26. ware. 4 CD's PS/1 Multi- great 905-725-6704 or 725- 1r�7 4 door Sprint. auto. car Real head turner $600 Beadwork, tram, media Pack. Complaint's tri- permenti Family raised 8506 rear wiper. stereo excellent $9000 Mike 905-852-7437 headpiece $75 3 red teractrve Encyclopedia. Rottweilers CKC registered, 1985 OLDS CUTLASS. engine and body -r mint condition. no rust certified o.b o. 905-432-3119 bridesmaid dresses Seo King's Ouest VI, Mayo Cl,- M/F, Mother produces 1979 Pontiac Sunbrd, V6, S25M Can Crag. 697-1% 1989 FORD TEMPO L. 2 each. Washer 6 dryer me Family Health Book champions Ready for for parts only 88.000 ongr dr auto casserte all. $450/par Can 434-1338 Asking 52,500 For inqui- Chnstmas $500. Call 472- met k- Take as is $400 1987 CUTLASS Supreme 90.000 kms certified after 6 30p m. nes cat 571-5344 8221 81,500km, very good con- died^. 53250 artined. Call Brougham. 305 auto, mint 53.800 435-5735 d system condition, $471x) certified 19a0 5 Ldre Mustang, condition. black ext. gray 1989 G M CELEBRITY Christmas Christmas Christmas auto. 40,000 km on new int , dual exhaust am/t-, wagon 135 000 km ps. Trees Trees Trees A ne engine Needs as m workor 1 air- p6. p0. Pw. smoke -1," Pb air. root racks a- n, - offer Call 905- 723-2474 $5200 as is 905138-0198 stereo. excellent condition, umti d $4500 obo 668-- 1900 MONTE CARLO 305 ISM Oldsmobile Optima. 731 V-8, T -par roof, suitable for Very clean. 4 cylinder au- certrfied, asking 52,595 or parts $400 0.8.0 571- tomaric, rebuilt engine 1990 FORD Taurus, 4- 0408 0408 $2650 certified O B O Call door V-6 engine. 30-11". 198/ OLDS CUTLASSditiOn, 579'0904 1 -owner car. exc~t con - 305. auto. 4 -door. very rob 19M CHEM CAPRICE, certrf ed. plus new Motorola phone nclukted. able. clean interior, am- lied, $1100. Cas 434-7014. wagon. 307, loaded with colour let -black, asking new pant. mechanically sound. As is $1750 o b options, extra 3rd sear. ex- $6200 579-1579 ahe, 1902 Pontiac Grand Prix coaent condhkxt. 54300 bpm Ps. p, p air.very CMti6eQ 579-5799. 1990 Isuzu Impulse. blue. run . a ass .. :lin. cruise. arMm toss very Looks and droves like new. 905-831-6729 or 905-287-^M,t T �!7Cha TiC4 good co ckbor, 5850 Ns'- 19" GRAND PRIX LE, auto Dw, d. a -c. Waded. only Lady dn- iy certified 666-5972 fully loaded. mitt condition, skiing 90 vent. asking S90oc certified ed 1962 TOWNE Landau brand new brakes all ar- 430-1424 Thunderbird. tully loaded. ound. including calipers. loaded, $11,800 cernHed. new exhaust, new startN. no a Brand new Kenwood 10 Disc Changer and deck. 2 1990 TRACKER CL red. arrOm stereo cassette soh - nWet, Needs lithe t0' speakers in box, and top. new hardtop. Stan - body work Asking 5850 amp $890C o b.o 434- xtard 110k, excellent con - i905)683 -8227 1738 dMon. must sop S6500 1985 OLDS CUTLASS. engine and body -r mint 190 Pontiac 6000 wagon o.b o. 905-432-3119 see TO HAVE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES DISPLAYED CALL 576-9335 OR 683-0707 TFD.► NEWS ADVERI'EM WED, 1NCnM R IX 1!!S rA6� �I•A 5 S:i y` CALL 683�75�5 for up'to-date auction listings. CWngton residents call 4042615 AUCTION SALE SUN. DEC. 17TH, 11:00 A.M. (Viewing 10:00) MacGregor Auction Hall, 182 Wellington St Bowmanvblle Take 401 to Waverly Rd. & go north to x2 Hwy , turn east to Scugog St & North 114 mile to Wow Mart Flea Mar- ket (watch for signs). This Sundays auction features a varied se- lection of articles. Partial list includes new 6' pine harvest table. diningroom table & chairs, new bow front curio cabi- net, mist. cupboards, beds, chairs & rock- ers. telescope, new cast door stops, toys etc. Sport cards, old coins & money. Jewel- ry, pictures & frames. Walkie Talkies, quality selection of glass & China. tools (wrench- es. crew drivers. 2 hammer drills, electri- cal testers & hardware etc.) Savage Mdl 77 Pump & Cooley shot- guns. plus marry more articles. This sale features a large number of smaller ar- ticles with many col- lectables & useful ar- hcles found in & ar- ound the dome. Plan on attending our out- standing antique Boxing Day Auction, Tues Dec 26th. A must attend event for one & all Call for all your auction deeds. MacGregor Auction Services. Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402 905- 987-3664 GRIST ANLL AUCTION CENTRE DEC. 15TH FRL B P.M. Iing the contents n a Hampton me. Color tv (rtxn- 1 china cabinet oak cane chairs, l sideboard, ar- to. crib, recliners, )y vac, cordless Ines, 2 electric d disposers, fight freezer, au- Iat1c washer, apt. or. micro stand kicEDles, bob sled. no, glassware, ;henware, bread ken, tools, fard- re, storm doors, J numerous other ices. Join us for las auction. Terms: sh, cheque with visa, interac. Auotlonear- Frank Stapleton (905) 71111111-2244 AUCTION SALE SAT. DEC. 16/95, 5:00 P -M_ PETHICK AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONIC. RD. 08 BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) Each week we have a large variety of an- tique & modern lumi- lure to be sold includ- ing dressers, bed- room suites. diners. chesterfield suites. collectable glass & china. lawn & garden equip., tools. Domin- ion upright piano & bench, matching pr. washer & dryer and lots more interesting andunusual diems. Large sale. Viewing from4 p m Terms are cash. Visa, MC or in- teract. For more into call 1-905-263- 4252. Sale managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions, Appraisals 6 Liqui- dations. This s our last sale for '95. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Friday Dec 8 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 Oak Single Pedestal S -Rod roll top desk, 7 tt pine Harvest table. washstand, walnut empire chest of drawers, Oval & flat top trunks. almond Westinghouse 2 door refrigerator & almond Westinghouse 30' Electric stove. Findlay Cookstove, Maytag Automatic Washer, 3 pc. modem bedroom suite, antique sideboard. 2 pc. flat to wall cupboard, antique day bed. Parlour tables, drop from desk. stained glass wvdDw, wool winder & oak plant stand, drafting board, Coffee & end tables, spirhrtinq wheel, brass coal box, 4 hoop back chairs, refinished lap. top desk milt cans, oak plant stands, crocks, co -o8 lamps. antique store scales. plus a qty- china. glass, household & coAecuble gems. This IfeiM be the Last Sale of ow Year, We would No to extend ItD everyone A ""pPY NOW" Season and Thirsk You for Your Pdronage throughout the Year. We will be accepting all types of Consignments By Appointment only for our upcoming Winter Sales starting in Mid January Don & Grog Cornell Auctioneers R.R. (709) 796-V 83 FROM MARKHAM THURSDAY, DEC. 14 AT 6 P.M. At Myles King Auction Hail. 33 Hall St. Osha- wa Antique and mod- ern furniture, dining room suite. chester- field suite, large glass front china cabinet. coffee and end tables,' carie lamps. church pew, chandelier, leather occasional chair, hand carved table, color t.v., vcr, bookcase, settee, dressing table. 2 sin- g'e beds, signed prints, chest of draw- ers dressers. antique desk, large mirror, table ',amps, vacuum. tress table. large ;.amity of china, stl- linen and bed - air,. Good estate sake, plan to attend. Next weeks auctions a,e Mon. Tues. Thurs. a, ^ p.m. All consgn- ^v-rts welcomed. MYLES KING I AUCTIONEER 725.5751 723-0501 ESTATE AUCTION SALE Sat. Dec- 16th at 10 a.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby We are se ling two small estates plus others including. large selection of crystal, Roseville Pottery, Oc- cupied Japan, De- pression glass. Car- nival Glass, Royal Doulton etc., 6 com- puters 286 & 386 etc. Computer programs, plus parts. Computer tables, Sklar sofa & loveseat, several sofa's, swivel rockers, 20' TV, lotreseat, bed chesterfield, maple table & 4 chairs, chest & 2 rule tables, enter- tainment unit. dress- ers, desk, coffee & end tables, IooLs. plus many other anicies. Note Time: 10 a -m - Excellent sale Of good glass. chesterfields, etc. Pian to attend our last sale this year. Viewing Friday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Terms Cash, Visa, fNc, Debit Crd. McLean Auc- tion A Liauidations ori condtion, dila+ exhaust. 6 cy' oaded, certified. ask- 1991 Nisssan Stanza. certrfied, asking 52,595 or ng 53100 Call Ivan 723- HwY drwen. bided. 56500 firm certified Excellent �Tc�Q �►Q Cill�i�7lrN best offer 69&-5474 1492 cahkbbon. Call (9051666- 1905 PONTIAC 6000. a- 1988 PONTIAC Sunbird. 4 2747 Cut yew 11f m TMG9 .Alla kilt .match Me door. 43-L diesel "me. door. automatic. 4 cyl .2 0i- 20,0W trees to choose froW new pant. mechanically sound. As is $1750 o b LOFiC eng., t'ltM. a c. Ws.y 1991 STYLUS ISUZU. Red. low kms. very Gear E6M Dngn � PA" Tractor RkICS, Cali 576.7884 b. 102 .300 km Mint condi- Hon certified 905-576- well maintained car 55999 rTALOR � Tft* B�I114 , Hoa dies & RehwdMeats\ 1905 Pontiac Sunbxrd Wagon, air conditioning, 6714 Looks and droves like new. 905-831-6729 or 905-287-^M,t T �!7Cha TiC4 radio.S1150as n or best offer. Call 728-3181. 1909 CNEVY SPRWT.ry 2 dr.. auto, 3 cyl . t on\I '>� 36x4 evenings I�lSb �"NStr Trees 1985 Pontiac Sundrd gas, 52.600. cerofied 1992 Saturn. SL2, who. tes � Wagon, air conditions g. Please Call 623-6955. loaded, $11,800 cernHed. 100. /y... � A TAYLOR FARM radio, $1150 as is or best call 435-5735 Of 8•=• - d1Nk iL offer. Call 728-3181 late DODGE Anes. 4-1907 Ekrck solver. 1 f tlrithh N T 1900 NISSAN 700 ZX, door. 2.2 -auto. amRm, anA door. p.w.. D.d p s-. P.D,air ,� xar.erglkr t>a �� w 5 speed. total electronic expllent working 81,500km, very good con- died^. 53250 artined. Call conditioning, V6. excWlent MIT ree. 11Aweek d system condition, $471x) certified 905-6231463. motion. 106.000it s, $13,500. certified so9- 5lite lriauers Or best offer. 905.728- Anytime. 1940. rinia to to `Yore �mChdoban - S 1582. i Chrtst>Des. -> 9 Chrfstfnes ChrfsbnRs i mistmss IL V's{r lA(ii� - - wldl�r 4a Trees Tress Tees see TO HAVE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES DISPLAYED CALL 576-9335 OR 683-0707 TFD.► NEWS ADVERI'EM WED, 1NCnM R IX 1!!S rA6� �I•A 5 S:i y` CALL 683�75�5 for up'to-date auction listings. CWngton residents call 4042615 AUCTION SALE SUN. DEC. 17TH, 11:00 A.M. (Viewing 10:00) MacGregor Auction Hall, 182 Wellington St Bowmanvblle Take 401 to Waverly Rd. & go north to x2 Hwy , turn east to Scugog St & North 114 mile to Wow Mart Flea Mar- ket (watch for signs). This Sundays auction features a varied se- lection of articles. Partial list includes new 6' pine harvest table. diningroom table & chairs, new bow front curio cabi- net, mist. cupboards, beds, chairs & rock- ers. telescope, new cast door stops, toys etc. Sport cards, old coins & money. Jewel- ry, pictures & frames. Walkie Talkies, quality selection of glass & China. tools (wrench- es. crew drivers. 2 hammer drills, electri- cal testers & hardware etc.) Savage Mdl 77 Pump & Cooley shot- guns. plus marry more articles. This sale features a large number of smaller ar- ticles with many col- lectables & useful ar- hcles found in & ar- ound the dome. Plan on attending our out- standing antique Boxing Day Auction, Tues Dec 26th. A must attend event for one & all Call for all your auction deeds. MacGregor Auction Services. Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402 905- 987-3664 GRIST ANLL AUCTION CENTRE DEC. 15TH FRL B P.M. Iing the contents n a Hampton me. Color tv (rtxn- 1 china cabinet oak cane chairs, l sideboard, ar- to. crib, recliners, )y vac, cordless Ines, 2 electric d disposers, fight freezer, au- Iat1c washer, apt. or. micro stand kicEDles, bob sled. no, glassware, ;henware, bread ken, tools, fard- re, storm doors, J numerous other ices. Join us for las auction. Terms: sh, cheque with visa, interac. Auotlonear- Frank Stapleton (905) 71111111-2244 AUCTION SALE SAT. DEC. 16/95, 5:00 P -M_ PETHICK AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONIC. RD. 08 BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) Each week we have a large variety of an- tique & modern lumi- lure to be sold includ- ing dressers, bed- room suites. diners. chesterfield suites. collectable glass & china. lawn & garden equip., tools. Domin- ion upright piano & bench, matching pr. washer & dryer and lots more interesting andunusual diems. Large sale. Viewing from4 p m Terms are cash. Visa, MC or in- teract. For more into call 1-905-263- 4252. Sale managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions, Appraisals 6 Liqui- dations. This s our last sale for '95. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Friday Dec 8 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 Oak Single Pedestal S -Rod roll top desk, 7 tt pine Harvest table. washstand, walnut empire chest of drawers, Oval & flat top trunks. almond Westinghouse 2 door refrigerator & almond Westinghouse 30' Electric stove. Findlay Cookstove, Maytag Automatic Washer, 3 pc. modem bedroom suite, antique sideboard. 2 pc. flat to wall cupboard, antique day bed. Parlour tables, drop from desk. stained glass wvdDw, wool winder & oak plant stand, drafting board, Coffee & end tables, spirhrtinq wheel, brass coal box, 4 hoop back chairs, refinished lap. top desk milt cans, oak plant stands, crocks, co -o8 lamps. antique store scales. plus a qty- china. glass, household & coAecuble gems. This IfeiM be the Last Sale of ow Year, We would No to extend ItD everyone A ""pPY NOW" Season and Thirsk You for Your Pdronage throughout the Year. We will be accepting all types of Consignments By Appointment only for our upcoming Winter Sales starting in Mid January Don & Grog Cornell Auctioneers R.R. (709) 796-V 83 FROM MARKHAM THURSDAY, DEC. 14 AT 6 P.M. At Myles King Auction Hail. 33 Hall St. Osha- wa Antique and mod- ern furniture, dining room suite. chester- field suite, large glass front china cabinet. coffee and end tables,' carie lamps. church pew, chandelier, leather occasional chair, hand carved table, color t.v., vcr, bookcase, settee, dressing table. 2 sin- g'e beds, signed prints, chest of draw- ers dressers. antique desk, large mirror, table ',amps, vacuum. tress table. large ;.amity of china, stl- linen and bed - air,. Good estate sake, plan to attend. Next weeks auctions a,e Mon. Tues. Thurs. a, ^ p.m. All consgn- ^v-rts welcomed. MYLES KING I AUCTIONEER 725.5751 723-0501 ESTATE AUCTION SALE Sat. Dec- 16th at 10 a.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby We are se ling two small estates plus others including. large selection of crystal, Roseville Pottery, Oc- cupied Japan, De- pression glass. Car- nival Glass, Royal Doulton etc., 6 com- puters 286 & 386 etc. Computer programs, plus parts. Computer tables, Sklar sofa & loveseat, several sofa's, swivel rockers, 20' TV, lotreseat, bed chesterfield, maple table & 4 chairs, chest & 2 rule tables, enter- tainment unit. dress- ers, desk, coffee & end tables, IooLs. plus many other anicies. Note Time: 10 a -m - Excellent sale Of good glass. chesterfields, etc. Pian to attend our last sale this year. Viewing Friday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Terms Cash, Visa, fNc, Debit Crd. McLean Auc- tion A Liauidations ori t PAGE 4"-t'= NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, DECEMBER 13, 1"S 11 Automobiles Trucks For ApartnleMs Apo,hile. APP*""" 1 1 Towhho6ses ic$ Townhou•el For Sal f Sale f For Rent For Rent f For Rent 1 For Rent 1 For Rent N 1 Retail Space f For Sall 1993 Ford Taurus. 38 V6. I--TRUCKS-- auto blue on blue. 68.000 1993 Mazda B2200 au - km. air con . $8500 cent- tomahc 130.000km short fled 723-1155 or 434 box S6500. '1992 Mazda 7564 82600 automatic extended 1993 PARK AVENUE cab A/C $6900 '1987 mini. fully loaded $16.500 Mazda 82000 5 -speed ex also. Kenwood, quality tended cab $2500 '1991 stereo system for car 11 Nissan Hustler 5 -speed pcs $2 000 value, 1/2 $4600 '1988 Nissan ex - price 263-2446 tended cab 150.000km 2447 or 655-4132 $2800 '1986 Chev S-10 1994 Cavalier 4 door. red, extended cab 5 -speed V-6 auto a,, ABS. P%L, P/T, rear dei er AM'FM $3400 1966 Chev WHITBY NORTH, 2 bed- NOW available, N/E Osha 4 Months Free Rent THREE BEDROOM 1 room, bsmt apt , private wa, 3 -bedroom semi, 1.5- Downtown Oshawa. 400 baths. rec. room, forced entrance. living room, bar. baths. separate dining l 3500 sq n available Park- gas, central air, many I fireplace, kitchen, fridge.' room, w/o to sun-roorl ing and great exposure tras, bright, clean end ut stove, 4 pc bath, laundry deck, finished rec room, Best rental rates Call 434- In North Oshawa. Walki fact) tres.unlroes pard. use of $950f lrties Call 668- 2447 or 655-4132 distance to shopping a poollpatio. non smoker, no 8213. AUTO SALES 728 1725 amenities. Call 436-6N7 pets. ref . S800 427-5466 All cassette. AVAILABLE space from Of ;728-08'7 evenings.) ooms 2-1/2 baths, ceram- PICKERING - Dec. 15 or 100 to 2500 sq It, second Monet WHITBY, basement Jan 1. 3 -bedroom house. floor, suitable for office orffA available ,mmedane Y 5750 plus 1,r3 utitihes 839- bachelor, 1 block from Go. no stairs. suitable for retired music/dance/karate studio To Len< private entrance. laundry couple or small family with or similar. Please call late December No pets facilities, parking. large 2 children, big yard. bus (905)683-7111 (9051 4279007 yard. Jan 1, $425 668- stop at comer, Lakeview. A - 8, BORROW 510,000 , p 74l - as little as S110 per mon( °99 Scotchdale full size Bette $10.500 OBO 1-705- 135.000km S4600 (Caps 2 3 bedroom apartments. 8 OSHAWA 2 8 3 bedroom 887.5729 unit. 8x12 tent complete for available for all bucks,) all all story building, close to apartments. available at $3500 o o certified Call 51.000 miles. goon cond' 728-9028 or 501 Norman - schools. library. South GM 888 and 900 Glen St Close 1994 HYUNDAI Scou mucks are certified, full y r plant Available immediate to schools. shopping and 2door outer atie. power conditioned OSHAWA y and Nov 428-6328 1- G M Utilities included steanng, power brakes AUTO SALES 728 1725 pim for appointment Firstlast required gall 728 All cassette. sunroo', Of ;728-08'7 evenings.) ooms 2-1/2 baths, ceram- 4993 14.000 km. 2 years warran- 1981 GMC Grand Sierra 4left 59995 905-434- pick up. w'cap and slide -in P,6 unit. 8x12 tent complete for 23MOTORHOME. 1980 camping Great shape rep,,. • haro,caoper. $3500 o o certified Call 51.000 miles. goon cond' 728-9028 or 501 Norman - tion S2700 Car dolly. Cy St 1990. I:ke new 51195 -ober 1991 BLAZER Excellent (905)655-859; cert,heo 85 Fiero 9� Taurus 84 S15.800 O B O Low mile- OSHAWA newly renovat ed two bedroom. 5725 mo includes heat and hydro. piafking and laundry avail able No pets. non WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think",' Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905)'668-3800 or (905) 666.3211 Houses 1 For Rent appliances, air, no pets IDEAL o.a.c. Free consunafior AriInvestments Mortgages (905) 839-7428 1 person professional Mortgages and Loa PICKERING TOWN cen- 350 sq. It finished office since 1973 Call (905)6E Ire area. 3 bedroom semis i' i with signage exposure 7200 available Call (416) 444- on Wesiney Rd in Alax 7391 Rooms OBTAINING OBTAINING A LOAN PICKERING, Valley Farm 1 for Rent PER MONTH I IS NOT GUAR - Rd ilGngston Rd bungalow. 905-509-3581 ANTEED. SOME gas heating, finished base-xxCOMPANIES men( large lot, garage. GRANDVIEW/OLIVE area. $1050/month Call 839- new nom apa I .cookers. Call (9051 1331- 1991 FORD Ranger XLT. 0!X10 Available Feb 1/96 mens, share kitchen, laun- �03C 952 RITSON/OLIVE. 2+p. dry. includes all utilities ex- OSHAWA - one bedroom WHO SAYS hedrnon-.. 3 appliances, phone Private en. Heat, hydro. fridge and YOU CANNOT ii"et. fenced yard. close to Irancep trance and washroom, Move included Close to all .vmenlnes Available Jan AFFORD TO s-hool, available Jan.tst' $390/month. 576-2972. Mus ang 93 Chevene. 78 age 905723-8838 Mon- AJAX ; a 1: _ r ?n. 5750+utilities 1sVtast. PICKERING Furnished Fairmont. All certifiable dayto Thursday - 'st 559 hrst'ast 434- girt A HOUSE'! •eterences Call 905-727- s ai•.a room with cable y 1001 ,nwer a rtmem n 6311 P - Garage b • Storage Space DOUBLE GARAGE for rent, January 15t 98 Olive Ave . Storage only 723- 1290 CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. Must be sold Best offer 579-2966 1991 FORD Ranger XLT. - pa .. ice area. near water, private OSHAWA CENTRE ' 401, 3 `•1"�''''' i- """'' Soni 561arnth 952 and phone lack. ,n quiet mo • Mortgages at 5550. $650 $750 723 extended cab Excellent entrance, laundry. deck. bedroom Dasement 9• EAST ROUGE. new, home executive home Share IndUshlal • 1 87. HONDA CIVIC, condition. loaded, auto. V6. fenced yard. newly veno- apt laund Sungaiow $725rrtn racks to ravine. abed- kitchen, bathroom, laundry • Units Insuranel liar_^ 5154_ as ea Ka an. 93.000 k^ $9.995 vated S75C inducting utd,r 9 ry room, nice kitchen, ' °-k E.1'= t940.,ritn ooms 2-1/2 baths, ceram- room facilities Bus parking entre 6 Hwy $595 in arartmer• ireshiy decoral- wasak.. KZ -5C ;'SOC. as ORO Call 728-724 hes and cable Available available ,mmedane Y 5750 plus 1,r3 utitihes 839- Gent-to-Owrs4vadaDle -s. hardwood floors. farrniy available Reasonable rate S3600 also wanted do MORTGAGES - Goo is. bot ,r good condition. 1993 Chev. 1/2 ton W late December No pets 1884 4134'19 -oom, gas fireplace. central (9051 4279007 INDUSTRIAL UNITS bad and ugly Financing t 8, T a 1 '�� a 6190264 (leave mos- ]-800-840-6�7S ac, alarm. garage, 51250 ROOM n 3 -bedroom 180c h A modern any rates fro CONVERTIBLE 1984 yr spa auto pulse wipers. SRW' box sae Bagel OSHAWA enormous 1- Free can Marghenta Leosanh. Re- house prefer mature work ex extra parking, large large purpose. 5 95% All applications a - ? Na:k new lin er new 6235 bras. red AJAX Oxford Towers bedrno,^ basement apart p men( quiet private. 3 -years Private. Sad Credit? Barsvuptl No max All Stars Realty Inc ing adult/student, no park- doors, Nelson and Water - cepted Community Fina, tires. new brakes •few muf- on red. ' 05.000 KM Spac:,s apartments old. utilities, laundry. cable. down ? tun D•Yiiierttcal 905)477-0011, (9051509- ing. bus at door, share too St Oshawa. Gose to Services 668-6805 fie, G w ^cls too' $1'.300 or OBC 905-579 quiet building. dose to shopping_ parking. $600 inclusive. IIMD� :'929 k,tchen/bath, non-smok,, 401, starting at $675 net per mo Phone 432 7223 192.000 kir 5-spd start. 5413 ao, Go Poo sauna. 1 2 available Feb 1sL96 Call HARK STAPLITY SMALL 2 -bedroom house, no Pets. references. meati r nces.month. Busines! dafd. S290C' 42S-9858 FORD BRONCO XLT full and 3 bedrooms available 905728-0602 , .. R, r oi,:..,, r„ ,,,p 1' .l R, I cr,5..-.,:rd,nes fridge. stove. negotiable 905-6862067 Fl� • 1 pportunitieS FULLY RECONDI- TIONED Cortical Auto Centre has 42 fine pre- owned certified vehi- cles at special year and clearance prices. E, '98- Dav'ona site^y red. auto. excellent 53695 1988 Z24 CazZ"ng black 5 $PeeC a,• h,qh kms $5295 196.9 Ford S'50 extended cargo van. V-8. only 102.00) now $4495 1991 Cavahe- lovely gdC fust 97 000.^s air auto $6.995 198' N,ssr. Sentra NX coupe 5 speed. excenen' Sit 295 198- Buick Century "'d loaded beauty $3888 1990 Grand Marquis G S ml 302 now 56.665 1990 Lumina blue metall.c germ only 56 695 1991 Cavalier Z24 5 speed, black beauty. sale $7.999 1990 Suntrrd LE. arr. auto. 179 kms A 1 special 53.995 199C Car- factavar 2 5 We. 5 speed. per - S -10 Truck like new top ask ^, $4.69`_ •990 Tempest LE_ a,•. tort. chase row $5 695 1988 GMC 1 2 ton loaded and cap. V 8 now 56.995 firm 1992 Sunb,rd SE Coupe. 8? 300 kms ,Ike new $7.995 1989 Beretta GT loaded 126 OOC k^s mags Del S6 995 WOW 30 day free dealer warranty includ- ed One year 5299 and up. For 'Peace of Mmd- Cone t0: CoMicar Auto Centre. 1S5 King St W at Midtown Man 579-2686 OPEN SUN- DAYS 'Where our Cus- tomelS send their trends - i • 0 •• •i • i • 1 Wanted CARS FOR CASH! We bury used vehicles. Veh,- des must be in running conation_ Call 427-2415 or corse to 479 Bayy St. East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. SCRAP cars 6 trucks wanted My corutlifion, any age, free removal, cash paid. Call aryltme. Oshawa 431-0407. WAKM NO OR ALIVE 'FREE'towwrg for scrap, used or abandcred cots tiKkS. 1M, pick -W. by lm let• up to $100 X416) 281-M szN 4x4 351 Windsor Dec. Jan b Feb I b 2 CLEAN !amity budding -x`• ",!I"� titchen. living room, avail- • 1 Orl Needs Cutches Fully bedrooms 68373421 3 Oshawa ^,1r. one. two 6 1de Jan tst96. 319 &oor Vac. RMtals Loadec ASl $1100 or bedrooms 683-857' (until three becroon, Induces �t E Call after 4pm 579FA - 0 8 O Cal' -?4.1312 or 7 Sop m 1 Heat hydro. fel stove 1 ST CHOICE 1� 435-5267 AJAX. Jan 1. professional- Laundry facilities available Available Jan Ist Starting AFFORDABLE HOMES Ideslyle a must Ist/tasi, rei erences $600 per mo , acne 1.bedroom base- at 5550. $650 $750 723 WHY RENT" BUY' Allan Duffy, Remax Ability - gobable. 434-3976 1 Vans! -en a"n"ent w walkou' 2094 NC 'tow- paymer'. dry, central air, pool, pant- Starting at $119.900. North mg. utikhes included. Non Wheel Drive 4 DC washrpom. 2 ap high efficier -y gas heat. R- NC pyoblern 40 irisul. Raised bungalow, HOUSE TO SNARE 2 only 5 len, others from $104 900 Call Peter Neal -`antes. close to Durham OSHAWA two bedroom Let me show you how 1946 AEROSTAR. XLT. entre 6 Hwy $595 in arartmer• ireshiy decoral- Mor Pau 5700 0 A C s'•�' A" ^de ;ydes uelgies. cable. hru, last. (9051427-7405 ed. new carpet dean. bright, quiet building ull Call Thomas C. Pike S3600 also wanted do ties, parking ,rid laundry Sales Coca - Cola vending ma- AJAX. WES7NEY facilities. good location. Rep, Remax Accord dunes 6 a,lvM1,,ng signs . HEIGHTS. Bngh' b"^ available now 5690 mo Realty Ltd. 576 �t11 Gary 571-1556 r^om basement walkou'. Cal now '905) W-6778 IL 1988 FORD - pickuC separate entrance. 40' S GO. 5600 inCfusne. firs: 8 OSHAWA. bedroom ` F• 5" 5 cy 5 speed star- last. No pets. avarlabie apt` = 4c Cordova Ist dard. Dower steering. Dow Jan 1. 429 1341 January. balcony $690 11 Cs.w...Le 1 CM.,.an. !ex • y ""low. 149.000 k, S4 5J0 or best Otte, (905 683-046.1 after 6 p m 19N AEROSTAR extend. ed K err. hit cruse. AM, FM casserte. low kris it vacy glass no rust, no GST 7 passenger Asx^; $9499 cen 905-434.73'- 1991 GMC SAFARI buck bade: ex,e'ent condihor B pass . ^unn,ng (wards etc S10500 See R. make offer. 576-2396 1993 Asirc Ii va^ ext ps pc Dd new tires lbrakes ao 8 passenger. S' 5.230 080 call 905)721-0878 1 uto Leasing Rentals NO MONEY DOWN. a^y ^-axe 'nodeBa- ^ananq Fleet prices, save S500 or more 725-0042 • 1 owmobiles SNOWMOBILE TRAILERS or sale and rent Will Sales, 655-8010 USED SNOWMOBILES from Si.500 and up New from S99 per mo and up. Clark's Cats. (905) 985- 9312 EA 1 1 '"p'For�Rent 1 bedroan, located on 350 Malaga. Close to GM and 401. no pets. Cal any- time. 576-6724 1 and 2 bedroom, located at 3D9 Cordova Rd, no pets. please phone 579- 2387 1 BEDROOM apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Available immediately. Starting $530/month inclu- sive, first month .304 Sim- cce St S 2 bedroom $6001 month. Call Stephen 571- 3229 1 Bedroom apts. in Oshawa and Bowmanville. Starting at $600/month, fridge d stove included, with laundry facilities. No pets. Call 434-2407. 1 -BEDROOM Central Oshawa. large kitchen. oak cabinets, heal, hydro, park- snngg fudge, stove included. f5/8/moMh. Also available 1 -bedroom, $495. FirstAest. Phone 668-0665. AJAX WIO 1 -bedroom taseme^• apartment. fire- place. cable. suitable work ing person. $600 indusrve 15Llast Car 9C5 -686R277 APARTMENTS. bachelor C^� a^-0 'wl bedrOOmS. available January Ist from 5485 monthly includes stove. Indigo parking 922 Glen St . Clean quiet bulling, call 576-4457 AVAILABLE MME- DIATELY, in Whitby Ac, Dudd,^g soaoous. carpet. ed. newly painted. wim bal- cony. dose to bus. shop- ping, all utdrties included, first ' last required. nit pets. bedroom 5625. 2 bed- room. $725 call 430--0134 utilities included Call 728- A".14MINCUlk 6420 725-9278 • 11 1 • OSHAWA : Ise to G M • / newer lou -d,^,, 1. 2 a 3 _ bedroom apartments ava„- / / • able Call 905-428-5723 _ / • OSHAWA Mary;Adelaide_ • l -bed• ,.,,, apartment ,n 11 duplex. renovated Avail- able Jan 1SL96 5575+ubl,- hes Cal 905-723.7386 or 905-728-6396 PICKERING bright, spa- .: oj5 - e t:-ryoofm OuiM Ideslyle a must Ist/tasi, rei erences $600 per mo plus 420-6428 non- smoker, no- pets Allan Duffy, Remax Ability PICKERING one bed- room ail' bngN light, fam,- yroom. fireplace. eat in kitchen, 4 pc bathroom. BASEMENT apt for renthrsttast, no smoking. no S-arec entrance d kitchen. tis 5600 Available awn Dam No pets 1st last. n 'mY $475 905-839-8768 tirre 428 936 �rx,nCnrr•ka nwyL'orol DOWNTOWN WHITBY area large 2 -bedroom, kv- DdChelOr ,n smart building 'ng room. eat -m kitchen, Available Jan Is' 5490 per laundry. 2nd floor duv:ex, m0 parking storage lock- pafk,rg. own entrance. er. big. one bedroom avai.- 5900 inclusive Availableable anytime. $650 per rbc Jar Ist 905-42J-5199 all rrinluWe Il tact WCi- 4009 HOUSE - $1250umonth Plus utilities (Upper 3 bed- room 5850 - lower 2 bed- room $705., utilities and appliances all included) Duret Whitby area 430- 9684 2 -BEDROOM basement apartment. Bloor/Hanmony, cable, parking. a/c. pool. laundry, $710 inclusive or share with single mom, $350/month. Available Janl 905.579-1708. LAKEVIEW park Oshawa. 2 bedroom main floor of house. All utilities included. No bogs. $795per month. Cal 435.2433. UVERPOOL/BAIL.EY 2 bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance, walking distance to GO. 1 stAast $750. all inclusive. Refer- ences required. Call 905- 6663520. NEW 1 bed bsmt apt. 1st' last, non-smoker. Church 8 Hwy 2. 905-428-7914. ONE BEDROOM apart- ment on upper level of house, partly furnished, all inclusive including cable, $550/month first/lasl Call 434-8054 OSHAWA 2 bedroom $689, in 9 -pier Includes heat, hydro, appliances. Pill g. Laundry available on Bila. Cdr VW -1 to 401 and aly bus routes. 433- 0677. PICKERING urge 2 bed- room basement " ap- plances, central air. Private entrance close to GO. shopping $825 inclusive 905-420.6440 evenings Pickering Appleview Rd, Furnished 1 bedroom base- ment apartment. own en- trance, $500/month inclu- sive. FirsViast. 839-7857 PICKERING. basement apartment. a/c, large bed- room, bathroom, dose to market. GO. separate en- trance, appliances. newly - finished. Non-smoker. pets, single female/couple pre- ferred- Available irmte- diately. $700 inclusive. 416-438-78W416-281 - 8231. 16.438-7859J4/6281- 8231. TWO bedrOOra, Nelson St. Oshawa. Heat, water and parking. $650 per month . Phone 723-7115 WESTNEY ROSSLAND walkout basement. 2 pn- vate entrances. 3 bedroom, living room, eat in lutchon. 4 Poe. washroom, deep freezer, fridge stove. faun - dry faciities. Ist. last. $850 per mo. all inclusive. Cat allowed. 686-4478 WHITBY 3 bedroom bun- galow wl!h detached ga- rage. detached workshop large fenced 74 x 136' lot, Dundas St. W. • west of Wallington St., S850/month plus utilities. Available Im- y Cal 7262255 or i3071e1818. WHITBY 2 2 bathroom bungalow fin- ished basement with stor- age. Close to shopping- 401'Go/school park central air, plus uhl 668 8537 3.1-13EDROOM semi back 501-1 Iuuy-broad- loomec f,n,sried basemem. fridge stove, laundry. dose to 0 C Cw: schools. available Feb 1st96. 4 ap- pliances. $950.uhlhes 905-579-758' after a 4 BEDROOM 3 Level house it Pickering 2 bath- rooms. fireplace fenced yard. 51.050 plus utilities ISLlast Available imrTie- diately 839 0453 AJAX - 3 bedroom semi main floor. parking, ap- pliances. lanced yard. available Jan 1st S800 mo i last plus 1/2 Referenc- es (905) 584-1581 AJAX, 110 Tulloch Drive. 3 -bedroom bungalow available immediately. $950/month Call (905)686-2778 CENTRAL Whitby, com- plete house $700/month Plus utilities, gas he". near schools, shopping and buses. Please call 430- 8820. couffm 911 TM CITY Oversized 4 -bedroom 2 4 -piece baths Very large yard Par" Laundry $1095 C40 433-SSIi KING St. E., newly up- graded 3 -bedroom fully de tached backsplit, whirlpool tub. Ga, inground pool, new carpet, 3 appliances, high efficiency gas heating. 4 car parking, $250/weekly+ utilities, firstAast, referenc- es available Jan 1. Call 728-5708 MAIN floor of bungalow, south Oshawa, 3 bed- rooms, noxi smoker, refer- ences, firstllast required, 5950 mo. includes utilities. Avaiable Jan, 1. 432-2279 or 728-2579. THREE bedroom or 2 bedroom and dinrng room, large Irving room and hall. open design, newly deco- rated, 5 new ales. upper duplex. large drive and yard. 12 x 12 storage shed. $825 plus util Available Jan Ist 2 bed - lower duplex. large moms. 4 new appliances. $675 plus utilities Phone `_71-2757 TWO BEDROOM. .pW duplex Norh was' Osha- wa. 4 appliances. com- pletely redecorated, avail- toie Jr 1. 5675 plus 601e ..OMres. One bedroom low - duplex. N W Oshawa. 4 .,pplrances. completely re- lecorated. available Jan 1. S575 plus 40% utilities. cal 571 2757 WHITBY 3 bedroom bun galow with garage and fin- ished basement available inInedr•ntlyr $"5.m0n1h + utdil hrstlast No bets 7238985 WHY RENT 7 No money down Owr your own home, like new, tndge, stove. $750 and. an but phone 3 bedroom asking $61,900 Call Ken Collis. CopCwell Banker 728-9414 Housing Wanted 2 o, 3 bedroom house wanted to rent ,n the Har- mony/Olive area Oshawa Please call 723.7175 MA�Townhouses For Rent OUIET south Oshawa 3 bedtownhouse in lamely complex. $950/mo all in- dusive. Close to schools and shopping 435-1088 BOWMANVILLE beauti- ful 3 -bedroom townhouse, available rmmedienty. SgtX)+utdtties. 905-799- 1352 call collect. NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom Townhouses in well maintained fankly complex. fresNy decorated with Friguistove, dose to all amenities, on site Mgrlx. of- fice call 728-3777 NORTH Oehaera dean beautifully decorated 2 bedroom. Wak" to patio, 4 applies-. harking. Near all amenities. Must see! 51150. + heat. 7265993. PICKERHIG VILLAGE 3 bedroom townhouse. Close to schools. 401 8 GO. Available immedienty. $950./mo + utilities. 905 - SPACIOUS 3 bedroom townhouse, in well mairt- tatned lantily complex. Indudes all IAiltiM, 4 aP pliances, parking, dose to SdMlS and all arrtenities. 122 Ca borne SL E. Oshawa For app. 434972 ROOMS FOR RENT Per Month or Week Whites Rd Oklahoma Clean, bright house in lieu required No smokers Hydro staff welcome (905)420-0042 WORK IN THE CITY v our o' 'r,w^ I have rhe per - led spilt for you in smoke free environment Ou,et horn@. iv Included in room_ S75 per week Telephone (905)509-293? Shared 1 Accofrlodation TWO BEDROOM nein lic, ^ouse td share Backya%^. parking 5340 + 1/2 hydro Available Jan 1st. Call Peter 905-576- /616 AJAX, a bedroom execu live home. Darling. laundry all me extras' private use of family room. non-smoker no pets $375 plus. 428- 9214 AJAX- Room for rent in condo Looking for clean quiet non-smoker to share facilities. $400/month 1st fS bast Call 427-0056 Avail ,mrnedatey CENTRAL OSHAWA dose to ala amandie. s. use of house, kitchen/bath, sit- ing room available (private space) S450/month inclu- sive For appointmenwo view 905.571-6545 leave message TWO bedrooms available (one ,s huge L-shaped master bedroom with pr,- ATTENTION Snowbirds GORGEOUS 'I bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo, dose to famous Clearwater beach, pod. la - cum. 680, private yard. avail now until the end of December or April t0 r>ec 1996 For Into and to .'ew photos 686-9846 or 579-3788 CLEARWATER. fully fur. nished 2 3 oedroom mobile homes. heated pods, hot tub. tennis, minutes to beaches. Blue Jay baseball NHL Hockey dog 6 horse IraCks Ch„dren welcomed Less tan motel (905)683 - PORT CHAROLETTE FLORIDA Near Sarasota on Gua Coast), fully fur- nrsh•d 2 bedroom home, an amenities, barbecue. cable. private yard, dose to everything Available Jan - Feb 5990 per mo US. m - dudes utilities Call (905) 668.2883 SEA GATE condorl ums 3 bedroom. 2 alms Indian Shore Florida On the Gulf of Mexico heated Podwalk to many activities and bolbeach Call 905-723-5495 Reasonable rates 1 1 Private (tomes For Sal DUALITY D'Angelo Multi- level N W Oshawa 3.2 bedrooms. kitchen Over- looks tamdyroom with fire. Place, 2 walkouts, aground Pool, 3 baths. FAG. ,n -law potential, 160 Goodman Dr $171.500. Call Sheila Mc- Laren Sunor Status 436- 0990 sate 4 pc bath), cable. shared kitchen. livingroom, BRAND-NEW HOME. and laundry taGkties. Use $116.900, 6 only, Central d entire house except fa- Oshawa, 3 -bedroom, ga- m,lyroom References. rage. country kitchen, Available anytime FrsV 30x100' lot. $1000 down Last S565/mo. Inclusive ne- Allan Duffy, Remax Ability - gobable. 434-3976 432-7200. FURNISHED townhouse BRAND NEW HOMES, to share, main floor faun- 5875 per month, why rent? dry, central air, pool, pant- Starting at $119.900. North mg. utikhes included. Non Wast Oshawa, 3 bedrooms, smoker, $350 per mo. 434- high efficier -y gas heat. R- 78% 40 irisul. Raised bungalow, HOUSE TO SNARE 2 only 5 len, others from $104 900 Call Peter Neal vr•wn i V.I. r , t .wld Heritage ,ntegn' consumable products A opportunity to build a sui cessful home based bus ness For more informattc call Watkins kldepender Director. Leonard and Ve ma Morgan ID • 7402 Ala. 683-4519 • 1 Regis tratiolm DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 ORA Coming 1 Events SETTLEMENT Hous Shops in Por, Perry. Opel weekday evenings unit qpm from Dec 7M M X -mos. MgITPersonals PSYCHIC Answers Rater x 1 in Canada Answers t( Ove, money. career S299 minute 18+ E R P A 1 900-451.4055 UNEXPLAINED POW ER!! Physic tells you nun¢ You may not even want tC knowl 1-900-451-355: ext 3081 $3 99 per min Must be 18 years. Pro Cal Company. 602-954-7420. ffOmpanions fk EVER thought about using a dating service or just finding out more about them? Now you can call for a free brochure with no pressure or obligation. Fur bion, photos, high compa- tibility standards, great val- ue 8 very sincere. For sin- gles seeking their special someone Partner Search 683-2414 (message) any- lirne. Large rooms, one fur- nitfuld inn i,nfir.x.lew Sales Rep.. Gutda ReaIN. $400 per mo. each. use of 723 -5281 - entire home. Whitby area. POWER Of Salesl! 404-8505 $87.900 buys a 2 sun" wd PICKERING BrodrlFwch, 3 bedroons, rec foorn, IWo partially furnished, very to large y✓rd b shore! 5% foal room in quiet house. down -payments $7501 Includes parking, laundry, nlontily trtduding taxes. cable, fireplace. storage Ted Houghton. Retrial • `` spare. Non smoker. $450 Summit 6611-3000. A indusive, firstAl . required. (905)686-0298. SHARED house with rem, CornWion_ COIIIpanlOtls teacher near O.C. Mi- crowave, laundry, parking. Utilifies included $3751 month. 571.5320. WHITBY Pringle Drivel Bradley, share immaculate 4 -bedroom home will non- smoking professional or student. All amenities in- cluding pool, competitive rate. 905.668-8358. tr - Companions ffgA CompanionsMRCompanions 0 F1 Io_ 1 q4d F&" 7,&, Sam* dee! A Christmas Concert icaturing the combined voices of The Choir of Holy Trinity and "friends" and The Young Singers of Ajax wttlr Special Guest Narrator: Ken Shaw 7:30 p.m. Sunday, December 17, 1995 Church of the Holy Trinity 91 King's Cres. (at Burcher) Ajax Naer miss the opportunilti, to paii, Vour respects again' For an audio version of all of the current death notices 011 a received for publication in the Nees Advertiser 11 v or This Leek. call 683.3005 or 404.6591 ED I (Clarington residents). 0 Ell '�)u may also access death notice inform tion received El a after press time by calling this number. Eg El Brought to cou by the followlu funeral homes: 11 I iniosh-Anderson. Armstrong, A*(. Tov, . llcEachnie. 1Fun . <-� . �'� 7.4' '.a .1 N i•.I'.�..� l.jr. c`h'it+�"17.1 �."�t.t. . . . . . THE NEWSAID>VERT1SF L- WFD_-nFVFrA tFow aw�s.rn•.a iuuuuvoola 111911111 Annotuum its ' Births ' Births EE Deaths Justin Caky of Oshawa won $225 in the Claremont Co-operative Nursery School Santa's Breakfast Raffle, which took place on December 2. 1995. Kelly -Bell -- Renri: K� II,, �. Christine I',c l! arc thrilled to announce thr• birth of their beautiful son ANDREW RANDOLPH JOSEPH KELLY (m Dcrrmher S, 144; at 9:1S am weighing ;lh.. )+,,z Andrew is welcomed with love I-, ;randparents Sara & Darrell Ostrosser, I'm & lir-Ann Keliv, and Run & Jossette fL II, and proud aunts & uncles Andrea, El - t -r..' -wan & tites'en. Thanks to Dr. Weber .in.! nurses Naomi Amoah & [.:%a Car- uthers for their special care ADVERTISE YOUR WORSHIP SERVICE BY CALLING MARY VAN KESSEL 576-9335 OR FAX 579-2238 SA DERSON %14^1 WAT c't). Lflr. Slanufacturers Of ccrrktcry and civic mernonals mrke 1872 11 %hoN roo rill or horse appnntmerW available Darlene Ronscr cel': t 427-4366 1 (800) 461-0282 �• �>ta AnK.b.n NA �,.. IN MEMORIAM �j,�lC�d lnu�Glti`?� This Christmas, remember your loved ones with a Christmas In Memoriam Tribute. TRIBUTES WILL BE PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1995 To ensure your tribute is included, call us by noon on Monday, December 18, 1995 Price is $47 + GST Call Classifieds 683-0707 To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 576-9335 and let one of our professional advisors help you. T� LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Dr. R Kassel %1D FRCSC Dr. S Siomra NID FRCSC 905-723-8551 Oshawa V 0 s me ... '' tw s J ;K • � A.777!� For only $20, you can send someone around the world - the ,, } Worid Wide Web, that is! It's the exciting part of the Internet, the,. network of computers that lets users 'surf' for , nfor pation.and entertainment. 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Includes 24 -pack of p{314C FUN. crayons, 16 -pack of 4 WMMOD 0f (� crayons and 8 -pack of Tropical colouring markers. 50-3311-2 SAVE 40% 0 Slumber Party Barbie*. Soft fabric body. Tote bag, more. Makes a cuddly friend. 50-0469-6 Deluxe sewing machine really works! Scissors, thread, pin cushion and more. 50-3403-4 1999 T 999 each • Each is Unique! Beautitully � � Reg 24.99 , Twist'n style sculpted with t,` Tiffany doll. lifelike eyes. lashes and soft �► W to dress -up accessories. For skin. 50-0455-8 t it ages 4 yr. up. 50-0448-6 r opt10r1S URDMENW REWARD PROGRAM ONE CARD. MANY REWARDS. The more you use the Card, the more you save! =WSA r • a.. 20 -pc die-cast vehicle gift set. Great assortment of vehicles for your child to start a collection. 50-3583-4 599 each Reboot action figures. Collectible stammer disc. 50-2108-4 Electronic rhythm guitar. Sing -along. voice -amplified microphone, songbook.Echo sound. 50-5154-4 599 each Reg 10.99 Tiny Susie Stretch doll can be wom as a necklace, bracelet or belt. 50-0449-4 UP % O All Regular Priced TO Christmas Decorations OFF Excluding Light Sets, Bulbs and Wrapping Paper Shop Early!! Quantities are limited. Sorry, No rainchecks. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Many More Unadvertised Specials to Store -CANADIAN !TIRE 1300 KINGSTON ROAD 260 KINGSTON ROAD at Liverpool at Wes" �. PICKERING z AJAX Y Christmas Hours:,4 Christmas Hours: ;Monday -Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. �Imonday-Saturday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. f r-