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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_12_17) NewAN bwierusttyyVe' • 1*S • P. M of Beet . Dancing& DJ. $75,� 4 • • Beverages CALL TO RE FJ" • 683-3210'% .� ANNANDALE d GOLF 8 COUNTRY CLUB Church St. S., Ajax BLUE CHRISTMAS 'Tis the season to be jolly for most. It's anything but for some ... Page 13 G'awaic 1099 "ft Road E, The Fumbit WN, Store Hours: Mon -Wed. 9 30 a m -800 p.m. Thurs &Fn 930am-e30pm Sal 930 am-5.00pm 12 V16 PIM;;A/3v4 • News Advertiser Sunday, Dec. 17, 1995 32 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 114 No. 51 our cin In w a er is ver safe': doctor By KEITH GILLIGAN halornethanes (THM ). a byproduct of chlo- STAFI- KEt'()KTER rine, in Durham are "IW times lower than the DURHAM — Low levels of ;r possible cancer-causing chemical in drinking water here make it .ver% sate ,a%s Durham's wsoo:iatc rnedl;;ll '!!1,C' ,'t h:. lel: The a\cra_: Ontario Drinking "atcr Ohlecuvc of 3SO parts per hiIIion tppb). Dr. Linda Panaro sans. Of the sir water treatment plants the Re_r n cr':r;lt�:,. the The Province is considering lowering the long-term consumption of chlorinatcd drink - acceptable level to 100 ppb, well above the ing water with elevated THMs and the level in all six Durham plants. according to increased risk of bladder and colon cancer.' Dr. Panaro. THM is produced when chlorine reacts A report to Durham Council's works cum- with organic compounds naturally present in ,t Hcalth Canada study iatiun hctw•ccn See YOUR ... Page 5 That's the spirit! Ajax High School students proved they have the Christmas spirit after raising $8,630.46 to buy toys for the area's needy and ailing residents. Co-ordi- nated by Erika Scott, left, and Michelle Vivian, this year's drive was the most successful in its 18 -year history, especially since the school's population has decreased since the opening of Exeter High School. Most toys bought with proceeds raised by special events will be donated to the local Salva- tion Army while some will go to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. photo by Ron Pietroniro �� � ► i t t fib!` � { � 3a Yet � ,f --- 4 . _. -.._ .4 • .ar....-�.+:S�/.4'. sa _ a - AL�t iv++r sys. _$" �.:� Dunbarton residents win battle against semis and small lots By NIAR1A\\E TAKACS STAFF RFF'<rRTFR PICKI:RIN(; --- The old adage "you car. t light city hall" doesn't appear to he true for the residents of the Dunbarton community here. About 25 of them showed up at Monday night's meet- ing of Pickering Councils executive committee to com- plain about a neighborhooxi development and design study that was drawn up for an area of Dunbarton bordered ruu_F'hly by Finch Avenue on the north. Kingston Road on [tic south. Spruce Hill Road on the west, and Appleview and Fairport Roads on the cast. The Town has received applications for residential development on vacant lands behind existing homes on Spruce Hill. Fairport and Appleview Roads. Plans recom- mended by Town staff' after consultations with area rest - See SEMIS... Page 3 Inside In the now Editorial....................6 Sports ................... 22 Name Dropping ........ 19 Classified.............23 Mwn• lion General 683-5110 Pax 683-7363 -Classified 683-0707 InfoSource 683-7040 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.dnrhamnews.net 93¢+74t GST =$1 : LY �1'A`1ED t PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,1995 South Asianparentshope to help solve PHS racism By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER AJAX — South Asian parents a "pleased" the public board has admitti racial problems exist at Pickering Hil School, but believe more must be done ensure tensions don't flare up again. "On one hand, we're pleased they ha finally admitted there's a problem. They' out of the denial mode," Dr. Surind Sehdev says of the Durham Board of Ed cation's recent decision to place an an racism consultant at Pickering High, hon to students from both Ajax and Pickering But he's disappointed that deci- sion was reached "behind closed doors. It may be a great idea ... but here are people who've been hurting for two weeks who are eager to be involved," Dr. Sehdev says of the South Asian community. The community would also like to make a presentation to the board of trustees outlining their concerns. They've been told they must wait until an independent committee pre- sents a review early in the new year on the situation at the school. That review is expected to com- ment on how two violent incidents which occurred at the school recent- ly were handled. In the first, a South Asian student suffered serious bruis- es 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 several other South Asian stu- dents. The white student received 10 stitches to his forehead and the back of his head after he was beaten with toy baseball bats. Durham Regional Police reported at the time. (Principal Gary Down has said police weren't called to the first inci- dent because he didn't know the names of the students involved, who had dispersed when he arrived on the scene. Police were called after the second fight erupted.) Six students face a number of charges, including assault causing bodily harm and possession of a dan- gerous weapon. Dr. Sehdev ques- tions why they were originally sus- pended from school for 10 days, a punishment later increased to 20 days. "Parents were told that would be waived if their kids went to another school" and though they agreed to do that so their children could gradu- ate in June," parents are not happy," notes Dr. Sehdev. According to board communica- tions manager Mary Brown, a priinci- pal can suspend a student for up to 10 days, but must receive permission from the area superintendent to increase that. "As more information (on the incidents) became available, the principal got that permission," explains Ms. Brown. Students were offered the chance to attend another school instead of facing an increased suspension because officials "were Eaton's, Home Book insert, included in this newspaper, Sunday, December 3, 1995. Please note the following: Pape 9 -Super Nintendo Donkey Kong Country II and Diddy's Kong Ouest will be available January 26, 1996 due to supplier's shipping problems. In our Gifts #2 insert of December 13. Pape 12-Henckels 4Star B" chef's knife is priced incorrectly, price is $99.99. Page 13 -Atlas pasta maker is not made in Italy as stated in copy. Inadvertently, the errors listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or confusion to our customers. EATON'S re A !h to Ve re �r u- i - ie concerned about students and their educa- tion. They were encouraged to attend another school where they wouldn't all be together and where they could get on with their schooling." Four of the six students suspended have agreed to transfer, according to Ms. Brown. But problems have been brewing at the school for more than a year, Dr. Sehdev reports. "There's graffiti in washrooms saying, 'Paki go home' and 'Nigger go home'. That's why it hurts so much when a principal stands up and says there's no racism at the school. He doesn't know how it hurts a child to see and hear those things." Dr. Sehdcv maintains "the large majori- ty of teachers and students (at Pickering High) are not racist" and points to recent studies by the United Nations which rate Canada as one of the best countries in the world to live. "People here are very tolerant. This is still a very nice place to live. But I don't think we should ignore it and become complacent when a small group is trying to stir up hate. - DON I T ate." DON'T He believes the board "should be in touch with other boards which have had similar problems" to learn how they've dealt with racism. "I believe the only solu- tion to this problem is education." At the same time, Dr. Sehdev believes it's been difficult for victims of racism to approach a largely white staff with their concerns. "Are there faces the kids can feel com- fortable with?" he says, pointing to a stu- dent population made up of an estimated 15 per cent South Asians and 10 per cent blacks. �,144OWE D U K DER* 19% EXPLORER XLS Loaded, tilt, cruise, decor grp., privacy glass, air, trailer towing, power grp. and more. Stk. 060058 I>likey =29,982' Loaded incl. luxury grp., power grp., light grp., trailer towing pkg. and more. 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Groen Study recommends traffic woes 111 solution for west Pickering By MARIANNE TAKACS Other area residents, however, including some STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Residents of Dalewood on Rougemount, were against closing Brookridge because of the driving and traffic Drive and Brookridge Gate finally have the traf- problems it might create for them. The study by the consulting firm of Read, fic study they asked for in the fall of 1994. But it doesn't recommend what many of them wanted. Voorhees & Associates Ltd. recommended a Pickering Council's executive committee number of "mitigating measures", including: URequesting Durham Region proceed with the received the study results Monday, but deferred discussion on it to the Jan. 8 meeting, so area widening of Altona Road between Kingston residents could have a chance to attend and Road and Sheppard Avenue to four lanes to reduce the use of area local roads. As an interim express their views. The study was delayed because funds were not available for it last year, measure Altona could be widened between according to a report from Town staff. In October of 1994, many of the residents Kingston and Brookridge; O Requesting Durham review off-peak signal asked Council to close Brookridge where it timing at Kingston and Altona and at Kingston and Rougemount to reduce delays on Altona intersects with Altona Road. They maintained they were told when they bought their homes during those hours and minimize the potential that there would be a cul-de-sac where for diversion to local streets. The study noted peak -hour conditions are close to capacity and Brookridge meets Dalewood, and that .they've been suffering an endless traffic nightmare since Kingston must be given priority; Dalewood was extended from Brookridge to U Introducing turn prohibitions to reduce through traffic on Brookridge and Dalewood-, Rougemount Drive in late 1983, creating a con- O Asking police to step up enforcement of the nection to Hwy. 2. . -The residents complained their neighborhood -has spm limit on Rougemount; O Adding sidewalks for pedestrian safety on become a. shortcut for motorists who use Dalewood and Brookridge to avoid the busy Rougemount and narrowing the roadway when intersection at Altona Road and Hwy. 2., and it is reconstructed to reduce speed and calm traf- said they feared for the safety of their children. fic now. Pickenng H not plugged.into promotion AJAX-PICKERING — A two-page fax being sent to area businesses by a company called Ontario Energy -Electric (OEE) is a promotion and isn't connected with either local hydro utili- ty. One page of the fax resembles a bill, for $388.28, indicating the amount is due. A press release from Ajax Hydro states, "These bills may be mistaken for Ajax Hydro's energy bills. They, in fact, are not. "If you choose to pay this bill to Ontario Ener- gy -Electric, it will not be credited to your Ajax Hydro account. Ontario Energy -Electric is no way connected to Ajax Hydro." A spokesman for Pickering Hydro adds the utility isn't affiliated with OEE. The fax from OEE offers an "energy-efficient saving plan, designed to reduce your cost. Your payment with Ontario Energy -Electric provides your company with discounts on lights and other electrical supplies." Small print on the bill notes "you are not required to make any payment". OEE has a post office box address in Toronto. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,1"S -PAGE 3 S emissmall lots dead FROM PAGE 1 dent, included the creation of new streets between the existing roads, the dc,,clopment of a new neighborhood park on the cast side of Fairport just south of Bonita Avenue. the establish- ment of pedestrian/hicycle pathways and the preservation of green space horderine the Dunbarton Creek val- ley. "I'he plans also included provisions fOr the development of single and "emi-detached homes on the new "internal" roads. with minimum frontages of nine metres for the single homes and 7.5 metres for the semi- detached dwellings, and reduction of the maximum building height to nine metres from 18 metres. Only single detached dwellings would continue to be permitted on the neighborhood's existing roads, with 12 to 15 -metre frontages. What the residents were opposed to were the semi-detached dwellings and smaller frontages that would be allowed on the new internal roads. They maintained the character of their neighborhood would be changed by allowing semis and small frontages in the new developments. "tiine metres is really too small," said Maria Javor of Strouds Lane. -We just don't agree with the small lots and semi-detached homes in the area." She maintained residents' con- cerns were not listened to by Town staff who drew up the new plans. Another resident said neighbors weren't opposed to new development in the area but wanted it to "maintain an acceptable and compatible lifestyle" with the existing homes, and that small frontages and semis would not be compatible. Councillors were receptive to the residents' complaints. Mayor Wayne Arthurs brought forward a motion calling for an increase of the mini- mum frontage on single homes on the internal streets to 12 metres, which was approved by the committee. But he noted semis could be compatible if they were only joined underground. Ward 1 local Councillor Maurice Brenner brought forward a motion to eliminate the provision for semi- detached homes, noting they would "drastically change the character of the community". The committee approved that change as well. The amended Dunharton plan remains to he approved by Pickering_ Council at its next meeting Dec. 18. Canadian Tire PICKERING ski tll� Line still ills - mil M, J� NO PROBLEM!! 'NoMoney Down! 'NoPaymmisfa90Days! 'NOInteiedfa90Days! It lel us fix y0w CQ bdOjr 8 you an pay us don lhe road' • This offer applies to all installed parts and Auto Centro work (including tires) over 8150 only when charged to your Canadian Tire Card on approved credit. 90 DAY FREEDOM RIDE Repair your car now - m e no payment. pay no interest for 90 days, available on your Ask at Automotive Service for complete details #Msm:!. F;MR10, Lube. 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Under the initiative, companies which pass a ministry safety review of the previous two years with "above average" records will have an electronic identification device installed on their trucks' dashboards. The device will contain a computer chip programmed with company safety and identification data Electronic readers mounted above the highway will transmit the information to the inspection station, where enforce- ment officers will give the green light allowing a truck to continue. The two-year, joint Ontario/United States project will be implemented on Hwy. 401 between Whitby and Wind- + sor. and south of the border on Interstate 75 from Detroit to Miami. The system is among the first mea- sures Transportation minister Al Palla- dini has launched after vowing to crack down on unsafe truckers. The safety blitz follows a recent inquest into the separate truck -related deaths of a Whit- by woman and a Toronto man. Angela Worona, of Whitby, was killed Jan. 31 when a flying truck wheel crashed into her car on Hwy. 401 in Ajax. While the initiative is intended to reward companies with safe mainte- nance records. "It doesn't do anything to punish the bad companies who neglect to keep their trucks safe.- says Theresa Worona. Angela's sister. Mr. Palladini has said he intends to implement almost all of the inquest jury's sweeping recommendations, which included tough fines, new licens- ing requirements and enhanced enforce- ment. NEW 1995 GOLF ONLY $12,995 11111 oar z WORLD'S BEST SELLING CAR! • POWER LOCKS -TINTED GLASS • DUAL MIRRORS ADVANCED SAFETY SYSTEM AND MORE Freight, PD1 and taxes extra O.A.C. OWASCC� �Ni VOLKSWAGEN INC. 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When Peru reduced the amount of Chlo- rine in its drink- ing water a few years ago, a cholera epidemic ensued and drink- ing water helped spread the dis- ease, according to the Region's report - "We should be wary of allowing a similar situation to develop heir," the report states. The Health Canada study, .called the Great Moes Basic Can- cer Risk Assess- :ment Study, noted long-term chiodeated water consumption increased the chances of blad- der cancer and -was :„ of a greater risk of colon canoe'. Dr. Panaro says 10 b 15 per cent of bladder cancer cases result from THMs, while smoking causes about 50 per Deaf. EATON'S h, � P Omr "' selected items storewide including: 0% I.Off.3 o off , r.. THE NEWS ADvERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,115 -PAGE S coats, jackets,, baton's. We want to be your store. *Off regular -priced items. 'These offers end December 24th. ,Above offers not applicable in Factory Outlets. Details in-store. Flyers right at your doorstep three times a week in the News Advertiser! s.�1'..�... .k . 4. - - - PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, I"S Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser TMOTM J. WHMAKER. Publi.hcr A Nionliand Community Nems parer JOANNE•. RURGHARDT. Editor-in-chief Published Wednesday. Friday. Sunday STENT HOUSTON. Managing Edtior BRUCE DANFORD. Advenising manager 1 �1-I?? Comnxnial Air Aia�.Ont AININ BRO111VER. Retail Ntanaeer LIS 21-15 ARE FAKHOURIF.. ihstributton manager Plmne MI -5110 Fax: 681-7161 0 ion � P, in up A note to Pickering Councillor Rick Johnson: Christmas is a season of forgiveness. Mr. Johnson, apparently, is still hurting over last week's selection of former Aiax Mayor Jim Witty as the new Durham ReEion chairman and the fact that Pickering Mayor Wayne Atthurs supported Mr. Witty in his bid. Frankly, Mr. Johnson has nothing to be bitter about. In politics it may well be all about winning or losing, but it is also about the best man for the job. Mr. Witte was that person. Mr. Johnson deserves credit in his bid for seeking the Regional chairmanship. By staying in a race he knew he had little chance of winning, he forced Regional col- leagues to actually consider debating their decision over the candidates and their qualities. Without that, Mr. Witty would have appeared to have been given the top job as a matter of course. Further. Mr. Johnson must realize that there IN still a lot of important business and issues for the Town of Pickering to consider. His considerable knowledge and experience will con- tinue to serve constituents -- and the town -- well. It is important that Pickering Council not revers to its past practice of in -fighting and being fractious over this issue. History has taught Pickering Council that political combat and unnecessan conflict is counter-productive. Mav or Wayne Arthurs, for his part, simply supported the person he believed would best serve Durham Region as chairman. For that, he has no reason to apologize. Mr. Johnson must be recognized for his efforts at home in Pickering and at the Regional level. Again, he has nothing to be bitter or ashamed about. It's not personal. It's politics. Sunday's best Federal, provincial PCs distinct To the editor. I am writing with regard to Tad Siawski's letter f Dec. 1, 'I no longer want to be a Tor`' ). There seems to be some confusion about the fact that the federal riding com- prised of the towns of Pickering. Ajax and NVhitby is called Ontar►o Riding. Bnan Shedden is the president to the fed- eral Progressive Conservative Party for the fox - riding of Ontario. Tire provin- cial riding of Durham West covers the town of Pickering and Ajax and is repre- sented by Janet Ecker, the Mike Harris candidate for the provincial PCs. 'fix: ted- eral and provincial Progressive Conservatives are two completely distinct and autonomous political parties. Mike Hams, Janet Ecker and the other 80 members of the Harris government were elected by a coalition of voters, rep- rewnting a wide political spectrum. who saw the Common Sense Revolution as the best answer for Ontario. As president of a federal political asso- ciation, Mr. Shedden is fire to voice his opinion on any subject he chooses. However. I must emphasize that he does not speak on behalf of the Durham West Provincial PC Association which, as pre - stated. is a completely separate organization. John Spink. president, Durham West PC Association - ' litr E TO rHE NEwS ADVERTISER, IM COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX, LIS 2H5 OR FAX US AT 6$3-7-W .r ~ - Letter' &MAIL. ADDRESS IS NewsAdi3ews@durbamnews.net Here's how' to revitalize Ontario To the editor. The Harris government is under attack for cuts to social services. But with a $90 billion provincial debt and an $8 billion deficit, change is imperative. We. the people, arc going to have to adapt to new realities. Bill 163, the Rae government reform of planning, was a weak compromise aimed at impeding urban sprawl. If Premier Mike Harris really wants to balance the budget, pay down the debt and encourage investment and prosper- ity, other impediments to urban sprawl are need- ed. The answer to our woes is not to turn land use planning over to the Urban Development .Institute. Wolves are poor shepherds. Urban sprawl has to stop despite the screams of devel- opers and speculators. Ontario needs: q An efficient low-cost economy that will attract investment and create good jobs. gAffordable housing. q Transportation that is not subsidized or requires every family member to own a car and commute to work. gFreedom from punitive taxation. q Quality education compatible with the challenges of the future. q Conservation of foodland so agriculture does not go the way of our fishery. q Clean air, pure water, natural areas and a healthy, prosperous countryside. q Safety nets for the socially disadvantaged and the sick. .A conservative strategy should aim at pro- viding a level playing field for all development and transportation options. It should fund essen- tials such as quality education and public health but discourage exploiters and consumers of our natural capital. Some suggestions are: q Privatize and deregulate all public transit including the TTC.and municipal bus services. q Stop subsidizing private auto transit with capital and operating grants to municipalities. q Stop public funding for provincial high- ways. q Make all regional and provincial highways toll roads responsible for all capital and operat- ing costs. q Require road users to pay for policing, traf- fic control, and accident medical costs. q Remove the farm tax rebate but exempt farm land from assessment providing the owner agrees to an Environmental Farm Plan and accepts a conservation easement registered on the land title. q Strengthen Bill 163 to require compliance with provincial policies. q Get rid of old-fashioned development and building standards that discourage innovation, economy and entrepreneurial leadership. q Stop paying grants for rural sewers and water infrastructure. q Freeze school busing grants at present lev- els. q Link subdivision approval to employment until at least a 50 -per cent participation rate is achieved. q Dispose of existing federal and provincial public land banks but protect the land from urban sprawl by registering conservation ease- ments on the titles. q Apply a carbon tax on fossil fuels to help pay for purer renewable energy development. When these reforms are implemented the environment will be safe, we will be living sus- tainably, the economy will be energized, the budget balance and the debt headed for obliv- ion. Ontario will be a better place to live, work and invest. Pickering will maintain its healthy countryside because urban sprawl like the 225 - unit proposal of Club Link would not fly. The opponents of urban sprawl will be a few devel- opers, speculators and multi -national corpora- tions which profit from exploitation and con- sumption of our natural capital. We might even afford a new and better social safety net. Blake Purdy Opinion P Say what? It's Christmas already? So, Christmas is a week and a day away. The organized, anal - retentive ones out there are all ready for the big day. They haven't only bought their gifts; they've wrapped them, too, with nice bows and hells. The turkey was ordered long ago; heck, they've already purchased the cranberry sauce and other fixin's. Then, there's the rest of us. Wondering why Santa's been pop- ping up on one in every two com- mercials for the past couple of months. Just now realizing why the shopping malls have been so darn crowded lately. Finally, sitting down to just make up our list, never mind reading it over and checking it twice. For those of you who are like me. I offer The Twelve Days of Christmas for Procrastinators On the first day of Christmas. my true love yelled at me, "Get off" j your butt, turn off the TV, go out and get a Christmas tree." On the second day of Christmas, I my mother asked of me, "What,I you haven't bought cards for the family?" On the third day of Christmas. the butcher advised me. "It's get- ting late, better think about order- ing a turkey." On the fourth day of Christmas, my paramour demanded with glee. "These are the expensive gifts I expect to cover my fee." iI On the fifth day of Christmas, 1 sat down and took it easy. "Take a break, chill out Blake, how much have they bought for me?" On the sixth day of Christmas, the ex-wife said to me, "Better cough up now or you'll never again get weekend custody." On the seventh day 'of Christmas, I went looking for a tree. "Sorry buddy, we're all sold out, " said the guy at the nursery. On the eighth day of Christmas, a fifth cousin answered my plea, "You can't come to our party; you haven't called since Christmas '83." On the ninth day of Christmas, placed a call to the eatery, "Should I arrange in advance for Christmas pizza delivery?" On the 10th day of Christmas, thought about a shopping spree, by the time I got ready, all the mer- chants had turned the key. On the 11 th day of Christmas, I phoned my loved ones, told 'em, "Gee, the recession's left my bank account empty." On the twelfth day of Christmas, I got up about 10 past 3, turned on the TV, said "Merry Christmas, me." THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, ISIS -PAGE 7 Pickerin Rotarians donate funds for waterfront trall By MARIANNE TAKACS being built in stages as money and appro- pedestrian and cycling use, with rest areas 1996 preliminary budget, which remains STAFF REPORTER priate land become available. and garbage containers. to be approved by Council. PICKERING — Another step toward The Rotary Club donation will help off- Funds for another portion of the Picker- Ontario Hydro and Jobs Ontario have the completion of a permanent waterfront set the cost of the portion of Pickering's ing trail have been included in the Town's also contributed to the trail in Pickering. trail for Pickering was taken Monday night. David Crombie, head of the provincial Waterfront Regeneration Trust, accepted a $15,000 cheque for the trail from the Rotary Club of Pickering. "Big things begin in small places with people who are willing to put in some effort," Mr. Crombie told those assembled at the regular meeting of Pickering Coun- cil's executive committee. The trust is working to develop a trail all along the Lake Ontario waterfront from Hamilton to Trenton. Pickering already has an `interim' trail in place from the Scarborough border to Montgomery Park Road along public road- ways and sidewalks, which was officially opened last May. A permanent trail is permanent trail between Mont- gomery Park Road and the Ajax border which opened in late summer. The $180,000 cost of this completed portion of the permanent trail was shared by the Rotary Club, The Water- front Regeneration Trust ($100,000) and the Town of Pickering ($65,000). It was built by the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. The completed portion of the trail connects with a waterfront path in Ajax, which includes a bridge over Duffins Creek that has been recently completed. Both trails will be designed for Ajax merchants warned of bogus bills AJAX — Durham through the wash" Regional Police are warn- He instructs merchants ing Aja;, merchants to to examine the bills; some beware of counterfeit may have the serial money that's beenknmbers B01500773D passed in recentor E07555947A on days. them. Police say phony "If there's any U.S. currency indoubt at all, don't $100 denominationsaccept the money,' has been passed onatays Const. Lisi. least four occasions at If you have any various Ajax stores and information, or suspect you once to a taxi driver. have in your possession Constable Nick Lisi says one of the counterfeit bills, the bills are of poor quality contact Durham Regional and "look like they've been Police at 644-5677. a. =1,495 b.=3,795 `1,29 A Flew Lines She' FJ F -or 11e brilliance of a 41— d than" in &ft- eluant designs. a) The exquisitely "X" Diamond Bracek 1.00 ct. td-. 6) The Classic Tennis Bracget. 2.00 ct. U6. 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If you are interested in earning more on your RRSP investments call today: Michael Cann Investment Advisor MICHAEL CANN Investment advisor (416) 365-6077 orl -800-387-1 565 ( toll free) is NESBITT BURNS Member of the Bank of Montreal Group of Corr-pani"s PAGE $-THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,19" Storm warning: Play winter ball How school boards decide when to cancel buses DURHAM — For school board officials who must decide whether to cancel bus routes due to inclement weather, the day begins as early as 4:30 a.m. "That's when I start getting calls from (municipal and regional works) departments." reports Durham Board of Education transportation manager Carol Johnston. "They'll let me know if they haven't got their plows out yet or if they won't have the roads cleared by the time buses must start picking up kids," she explains. Following their advice and that of bus company employees who hit the streets early to determine conditions, the board decides which routes, if any, will be cancelled. Decisions are also made in con- junction with the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, notes that board's supervisor of transportation Kathleen Pezzarello. "It's all done before 6:30 (am.) so we can contact radio stations and school principals where bus routes are affected," she notes. On Thursday, both boards can- celled bus routes north of Hwy. 7, while the separate board also can- celled bus routes for its afternoon kindergarten classes. (The public board offers all -day kindergarten.) Undoubtedly, the board will receive phone calls from parents upset that some routes haven't been can- celled. "We've got professional dri- vers out there in vehicles made for safety — they're very big, very heavy and very yellow," notes Mrs. Pez- zarello. And Pt's up to each parent to decide whether their children will board those buses. "It's surprising many parents don't know that," says Mrs. Pezzarello. Golf gift aids disabled adults DURHAM — Last-minute Christ- mas shoppers can please the golfer on their list and help adults with disabilities at the same time. The Ontario March of Dimes is selling The 1996 Executive Golf Guide, which contains complimen- tary green fees at golf facilities in the Metro Toronto area. Golfers also have a chance to win a trip to Charleston, South Carolina. Every purchase helps adults with disabilities lead more independent and productive lives. The golf gpide is $60 (plus GST) and is valid all season. It's guaran- teed before Christmas, if ordered before Dec. 20. Call Ontario March of Dimes at 434-5280 to purchase the golf guide. - - to fight stroke, heart- disease AJAX — Ball teams can beat the win- ter blahs and raise funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. The Ajax chapter of the foundation is hosting a sno-pitch tournament on Satur- day, Jan. 20 and teams are needed for the annual event. Cost is $150 per team and each squad is REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, EC,A,C.(A) t 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 Which Bondwell ', would look' i 6_..J better under.' _ vour tree?' MMTWMDIA SYSTEM • low pane= •M04" guaranteed three games in the tourna- ment. Tournament applications are available weekdays at the Heart and Stroke Founda- tion office, 835 Westney Rd. S., Unit 4, Ajax, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call the Heart and Stroke Foundation at 686-1521 for more information. BIG AljAN 9 S_ FACTORY OUTLET BIG f3 n �L CLOTHING ST LCAM. 1 EVERYTHING MUST GO! CORDS SIZE 38-54 19951 SWEATERS 1/2 PRICE OFF OUR ALREADY REDUCED PRICES LONG SLEEVE PAJAMAS rALLSPORT SHIRTS GREAT BUY K TIES 1 95 Fmm d� $Q-95 3 BRIEFSS .95 9 XL,2X 4 BIG MAN'S 1400 BAYLY ST. #9 420-2797 IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f* PEOPLE OF AI.L AGES 2X,3X,4X HOURS Kf- W. A Man,Tues.,Wbd 106 Tttts.loa Fri l o SaRrday106 24 HOUR E.MERGEKY SERN7CE 3 Harwm)d Ave. S., Ajax. Ontario (Siwth of Hwy. +L) DR. JOSEPH A. IMISKIN, DENTIST ROYAL [SANK HIGHWAY *2 AND WHITES ROAD BRANCH PICKERING, ONT., L1V 6K3 TO ALL OF OUR CLIENTS t*rasons (greetings anb West Vishes 'or 'The XeEu Vear DONNA RYCE SANDRA SINGH MANAGER PERSONAL BANKING MANAGER CUSTOMER SERVICE Alk � AND STAFF THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,1995 -PAGE 9 To list your non-profit group's upcoming events, information must be submitted by 5 p.m. the Wednes- day preceding Sunday publication. To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- er, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L1S 2H5. SUNDAY, DEC. 17 CANTATA: Revivaltime Tabernacle Church holds a free Christmas cantata at 6 pm. at the church at 400 Monarch Ave., Unit 1, Ajax. 686-2244. MONDAY, DEC. 18 MP MEETING: Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague holds a town -hall meeting at 7 pm. in the council cham- bers of the Whitby municipal building, Rossland Rd. east of Brock St. 427- 6203. POETS: The Writers' Circle of Durham Region hosts a Poets Night from 7 to 9 pm. at The Classic Coffee House, 1410 Bayly St., Pickering. Poets wishing to read should call Dawn Hembling at 831-7737 or Owen Neill at 985-4356. OPEN HOUSE: Gingerbread Co-op Nursery School, a non-profit, parent - run preschool, holds an open house Monday through Thursday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the Pickering West Shore Community Centre, Bayly St. between Whites and Liverpool Rds. Parents welcome to view preschool in action. 420-1627. MENTAL HEALTH: The Family Association for Mental Health Every- where (FAME) meets Mondays from 10 a.m. to noon at 400 Centre St. S., Whitby. Information and support for family members of adults with a men- tal disorder. 1-800-290-9949 (Dennis). TUESDAY, DEC. 19 The Ajax chapter of the La Leche League meets at 7:45 pm. for the third in a series of four meetings on avoid- ing difficulty. Pregnant women and breast-feeding moms are welcome to attend. Babies are also welcome! Call 666-2775 for information and location. at 7 p.m. at the A.E. King Complex, Kingsway College, King St. E and Townline Rd. N., Oshawa. 436-6315. EUCHRE: The Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Ridges Branch 606, hosts a Christmas Euchre at 8 p.m. at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. $3 a person, $1.50 for seniors aged 65 and older. Refreshments, door prizes. 839-2990. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20 SCHIZOPHRENIA: The Durham chapter of The Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics support group meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. in Building 30 (use rear entrance) of Whitby Psychiatric Hos- pital, 700 Gurdon St. 723-8673. WOMEN: La Lecbe League of Pick- ering invites pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers to an informa- tion and support meeting. Babies wel- come. 427-8063, 831-2017 or 416- 282-6462. CHRONIC FATIGUE: The -Scalbotrough Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/h4 E. support group meets THURSDAY, DEC. 21 BREAST CANCER: The Oshawa & District Breast Cancer Support Group meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Kingsview United Church, corner of Wilson and Adelaide St., Oshawa. It's for people who have or have had breast cancer. 579-2680 (Sylvia) or 576-5220(Sharyn). BREAST CANCER: Reach to Recovery meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at Fortune Financial, 335 Bayly St. W., Ajax. It's for breast cancer patients, their family and friends. 686-1516. FRIDAY, DEC. 22 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets every week and deals with addictions of all types, including co- dependency. 428-9431, evenings (Jim). SATURDAY, DEC. 23 BANQUET: Revivaltime Tabernacle Church's Christmas banquet is at 7 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre, 11MS Ajax Room, Centennial Rd., Ajax. Adults $15, seniors and children $10.686-2244. Please recycle me'. � SAVE UP TO $170.00 THIS CHRISTMAS ON BROKEN WINDSHIELDS! No Overcharge to Insurance Co. (limited time only - Pickering location) . e Ham Car Wish CUSSIC EIfOPEAM DJI Auto Glass lw , ; . t *Based on Insurance Prices *All work Guaranteed •Call for details on Car clean-ups. INTERPROVINCIAL860 Brock Rd. S.m� AUTO GLASS m1mUnit #1 feed , Ont. l 8 83 o .� --w A.P. A.P. 4VA%WA Durham Orthopedic (Physiotherapy) Clini metered Motor Vehicle Accidents Personal do Sports Injuries Stress Relief & General Relaxation Gail Sheehan lPaul M. Szymnue-ski B.Sc.JLN., R.M.T. / M.Sc., RM.T.,C.T (905) 428-7800 _ "The Meat People"" Cut From Canada Grade A/AA/AAA Prime Rib ox 1-4- Sale l in effect Tues. Dec. ig to SaL Dec. 30 WEEK SALE Beef i 449�� Smoked Hams Bone -In, wbok or Halves $199 Lem Ground Beed $169 m. Maw alit Feat Climb &SO Al"M Bed I�Mftawffi Tenderloin $999 a. CeaU*W Pork C1wPs s349 Fresh Turkeys si89 OVER 17 tbs. '1." lb. Breakfast Sausages or Ends d Bangers $199 Breaded Mcken Cutlets $3 49 M. Black Forest Ham wl»k,almers " $ b9 3lb. crown Roast of Pork 53 49 0. Hams w►lak etr Baha $29 3 lb. Rack of Pork Roast $3a' Roast of Pork 8349 -HOW Sam SOOT M 01400 WITH ! 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Through the efforts of 200 walkers aril many more employees, Royal Bank branches in Durham donated $40,000 to the magnetic reso- nance imaging (MRI) campaign being run by Oshawa General Hospital's Keeping the Pace Fund and the hospital's auxiliary. The results of the walkathon surprised organiz- ers. "It was wonderful," says Linda Blais, who helped fellow Oshawa main branch employee Ursula Hatherly organize the September event. "We were just totally amazed." "I was shocked," says Ms. Hatherly, who admits she'd thought she was being optimistic to dream of a goal of $10,000 when first setting up the walkathon. The idea came to her last February as she visit- ed her grandmother in Oshawa hospital. She saw fust -hand the effects of government cutbacks on hospital care and decided to do something about it She'd seen fund-raising efforts for Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children and thought it was time to apply the same tactics locally to improve health care for Durham residents. She and Ms. Blais took their idea of a walkathon to staff at the bank. Everyone liked the idea and they then approached the area manager Ken McLean. Ile approved and suggested getting all Durham branches involved. The 13 branches all agreed and so the small idea became a major fund-raising effort that swelled the $2 -million MRI campaign considerably. "We're pretty proud of it," says Mr. Mclean. "Sometimes mall ideas can turn into wonderful things. ' He says the fund-raising campaign showed the dedication of Royal Bank staff to community causes, adding the success was made possible by residents of the region who backed staff with their money. The September walkathon started in Alexandra Park beside OGH and took bank employees, their families and pets on a walk through the north cen- tral part of Oshawa. They then collected pledges from their sponsors. But money was also raised through raffles, bake sales, 50-50 draws, dress down days and more, says Ms. Hatherly. She reports the walkathon took much work to get going but was definitely worth it. She'd be willing to work on similar campaigns in the future. Benefitting from the Royal Bank employees' effort% are all residents of the region, says Mr. Mclean. While OGH is campaigning to get an MRI unit. the MRI would be for the use of every- one in Durham. MRI technology provides doctors with a clear, detailed image of the body's interior, allowing them to make diagnoses faster and more accurate- ly. MRI clearly defines the soft tissues of the body, such as the brain, muscles, spine and inter- nal organs, and is useful in detecting tumors. There are so few MRI units in Ontario that waiting lists are as long as 12 months and people often have to travel long distances to have the tests done. Durham has been identified by the Province as a priority area to get an M Rl. "Nothing makes you feel better than knowing you helped some one. ' Ms. I fatherly says. Iler idea aril the efforts- of her Lolleagues will some day help improve health care for all region residents. This year, close to $600,000 has been raised for the MRI pmpargn_ Something fishy is going on in new year DURHAM -- The Durham Region R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate, 570 Aquarium Society meets Monday, Stevenson Rd. N., Oshawa. Call 831 - Jan. 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of 0940 (Ty), or 987-3412 (Jim). MEET SRLDERMAN W xwk-a-like ) Pickering Town Centre 831 -Ml Tues., Dec. 19th 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Have your picture taken and personalized by 1 Spiderman. $5.00 Proceeds donated to Durham Police %A Ulamas Drive. � f You could win one of three prizes! LTD6V_.,- 1. Home birthday party with Spiderman $100.00 value. 2. Children's art easel and desk. 3. Crayola 110 pocket camera. PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES Please complete this entry form and deposit in Ballot" ' • = box at Grand 8 Toy, i Just deposit in ballot box. Pickering Town Centre. I a Please print clearly. � No purchase necessary.Rules of sweepstakes are Full details in store. iNAME: � posted on the ballot box. Draw date is Dec. 20, 1995. 1 ADDRESS: as& -we ILIA -es tifitA I POSTAL CODE: TELEPHONE: THErNEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, MS -PAGE I1 Family New Year's party at Pickering rec complex PICKERING — Enjoy a family outing New Year's Eve at the New Year's Countdown Family Skating Party offered by the Town of Picker- ing. The party will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 31 at the Picker- ing Recreation Complex arena. Admission is free. Activities and entertainment will include skating, a D1, clowns, a magi- cian, refreshments and a New Year's countdown at 8:55 p.m. Enter the arena from the rear of the recreation complex. For more infor- mation call 831-1711 or 683-6582. • M 1996 INAUGURAL YEAR The culmination of nearly 3 years of meticulous planning and preparation. The new Century epitomizes the world class standards of excellence that have earned the Celebrity fleet top honours and awards in the cruise industry 7 Night Eastern or Western Caribbean Cruise Jan 13, 20, 27, and Feb 3/96 from 1469 PRICES INCLUDE AIRFARE FROM TORONT Space is limited - book today 7 NIGHT EASTERN CARIBBEAN Prices in Jan'0..Feb;�, Canadian Ft L xknlale' San Juan' St. Thomas' St `taxlLn' Sas.au' Ft L:uxierd:ile Dollars 7 \I(;HT WESTER` CARIBBEAN Ft. Larxlerd* ' Orclx)� Rios ' Grind C rm= ' Cozumel ` Kew_ West . R. Laucieni:sle 676 Monarch Ave. UNIr EeqUnit 8, AJAX 683-4800 we AJAX TRAVEL .-d e---- CENTRE Paces are oer ,^,ersDr L�;anaa,ar x a•s rased on oo,.eae ar: ndude return airfare from Toronto. Prices win vary dependent upon actual sa" Gate and category l oo.ed anc .s aubteu to availability of dfarter fight from Toronto. Valid on new bookngs only Offer ,s capacity controlled and can be w,Md•awn or ar+anged at any tree Specs subtecY to avadaDrkry a: rune of booking Offer not comb,nabN wi f, arty other offer or discount oia Wature Vacanons/ Encore Crones Ont P•g. 001748C-5 ISSUED 060ec95 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,1"15 Golfgame beckons re D Ajax resident Alex McMurray retires from Durham force after 31 years By Brian Legree DURHAM STAFF DURHAM — One of Durham Region's top cops is calling it a career. Deputy Chief Alex McMurray, 56, a 31 -year veteran of policing, retires Feb. 29. Deputy Chief McMur- ray, who lives in Ajax, came to Canada from Eng- land in 1965 and joined the Ajax police depart- ment that year as a patrol officer. He moved into the Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB) in 1969 and was promoted to detective a year later. In 1980, Mr. Legion hosts card party PICKERING -- Area residents are invited to celebrate the season with some Christmas Euchre. The Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Ridges Branch 606, hosts a nigh of cards Wednesday, Dec_ 20 at 8 p.m. at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Cost is $3 a person, or $1.50 for seniors aged 65 and older. Call 839-2990 for information. IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT KKERING OSHA 1550 KINGSTON RO , 0! KENT ST /0 KING ST WEST (SUITE 210) 839-8981 PJITE �" 839-8981 839.8981 ' tiring deput chief y McMurray was promoted to staff sergeant and trans- ferred to the staff of the chief of police, responsi- ble for internal investiga- tions. In 1983 he became an inspector, was promot- ed to superintendent in 1987 and deputy chief in 1992. During that period, he served as the officer in charge of 2 Division, which includes Ajax, Pick- ering, Brock, Scugog and Uxbridge, followed by the CIB and then 1 Division, which covers Whitby, Oshawa and Clarington. The deputy chief says policing is becoming increasingly complicated. "The most drastic change is the complexity of an investigation and getting it through court," he says. "For example, now just getting a search warrant is complex, com- plicated and time-consum- ing. "Cases that took a few days 10 to 15 years ago, now take weeks or even months. I think it's extremely frustrating and time-consuming. I think some of the legislation is handcuffing us a little." Deputy Chief McMur- ray also says there's more violence today compared to his initial years. "Violence is much more u STERN RAMC M c," ar ai^V Har, Wester Bo --*- &e# Vfte` 44d Western Boots Leather Belts ' Accessories 48' Wmtu7 Rad Smth at Ctememus, Ajax 428-178 7 iters & SAT J - 6 Fn 9 -8 1 NOUN OPEN SJN '2 - S e prevalent and extreme than it was before. Not many people carried guns before. It used to be dur- ing a break and enter, maybe there would be a struggle, but now you don't know what people have in their pockets," he says. The deputy chief says he'll spend his retirement travelling and trying to improve his golf game. Our Installers Love the Snow In fact, they made us fi promise that we'd try to keep them working all winter it So here's the deal... If you book now for window installation n January or February we'll give you FREE Low E Argon Insul Glass oI: DASHWOOD' 66 RUSSETT AVE OSHAWA 43 4 841 07P9 ram. •:eE7yCi+.?v.'iii+:Ga:H,,.�N,�s`..�fwwawwa,:a. -r+wc me..__—_._....e_ ..i......_.. ... _. _____._ _ ..._._.Y.._..,,�....,. ._ - �....,..»,.... T THE NEWS ADVERfMER SUNDAY, DECEMBER N,1!9@-11 AGE 13 Dreaming of a blue Christmas The holiday By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER season is one of pain, lonelin DURHAM — Do what you need to keep yourself healthy and happy this holi- day season, even if that means saying 'No' to family traditions you don't enjoy or expectations you can't fulfill. That's the message the Distress Centre of Durham Region is passing on as the pressures of Christmas begin to take their toll on people already feeling helpless and overwhelmed. "This is a very complicated year," admits executive director Nan Einarson, pointing to a huge increase in the number of phone calls to the centre. She believes calls are on the increase "because of our whole economic cli- mate ... Our suicide -related calls are rising. I think that's due to a sense of helpless- ness. Where families and friends used to be a source to turn to, now those people are experiencing problems too. People are feeling more and more isolated." But as the pressures of the season begin to weigh you down, "do what you need to do for yourself, rather than bending to everyone else's wishes." advises Ms. Einarson. "Set your own goals and expectations." For some, that could be as simple as taking time out to read a book, enjoy a long bath or walk, or take a child to the park. If you're feeling lonely. "give of yourself." sug- gests Ms. Einarson. "You'll feel better and you won't feel lonely" if You visit resi- v dents at a seniors' home or donate your time to such organizations as the Salvation Army or St. Vincent's Kitchen. For people who have recently lost a loved one — whether through death, sepa- ration or divorce — Christmas can be a Help is available DURHAM -- If you're feeling helpless and over- whelmed this holiday season, you're not alone. Hundreds of people sharing those same feelings have been calling the Distress Centre of Durham Region for support, reports executive director Nan Einarson. r particularly painful time. / "It's a good idea to make new traditions," believes Ms. Einarson. "That doesn't mean you should ignore old tradi- tions, especially if you're grieving a loss through death. "Don't forget about the person, but enjoy traditions that bring back memories to the point where it makes you happy. not to the point where it's morbid or makes you feel sad." For those dreading get-togethers they don't enjoy. "there has to be a trade-off. Will you feel better doing for others or doing something you want to do?" Though that may mean upsetting someone "and sounds a bit selfish, we have to do that for ourselves sometimes," assures Ms. Einarson. "A lot of people are finding themselves on the other side of the fence this year," Ms. Einarson continues. "The people who used to donate to the food bank are now collecting from them." you for if the se Last Year, the centre received 6,200 calls. While it hasn't tabulated the number of calls it has received so far this year, the centre took 100 more calls in the first five days of December this year than it did in the same period last year. It also received 400 more calls in November than it ason ess for many If finances are tight, "look at what's important. It's not necessarily the number of toys under the tree. It may just be the fact that you can spend some time togeth- er. Lessen your expectations. It's hard to say that without sounding trite, but it's a myth that in order for it to be a good Christmas that is has to be an expensive one. Consider talking to your children about financial restraints. "Kids want to be part of their family's situation," advises Ms. Einarson. "Ask them what would make them happy. Obviously it can't be expen- sive, but maybe a bus trip to Toronto to look at store windows is within reach. Kids may surprise you." Finally, it's important to "get rid of anger," says Ms. Einarson. "Wc hear so much anger and frustration. People need to vent, but the worst thing to do is to let it fester and eat you up. Ask yourself how you can use that energy in a positive way.' And remember, "Christmas is just a day. It's pressured on us. We start seeing deco- rations... We tend to buy into that trap a lit- tle." isn't so jolly did that month in 1994. Trained volunteers offer peer counselling and crisis intervention over the phone 24 hours a day. The cen- tre will be open Christmas Day. If you'd like to talk to someone. call 905-433-112 1 The centre accepts collect calls. R, on -tV Y U­06� egl Cuts hit college staff, programs By Brian Legree DURHAM STAFF DURHAM �-- Durham Col- lege is laying off 26 people and suspending three programs as the school deals with provincial government cuts. The Durham College Board of Governors approved the plan to lay off 13 faculty members, members of the administration, suspend three programs, one program option, modify one program and reduce enrolment in another in response to the school's $3.4 million cut in provincial funding. "There's no doubt we've made some tough decisions," says Durham College president Gary Polonskv. "It's not pleasant, but 1 think we've preserved our strength and the comprehensiveness of our mandate." Programs that will be sus- pended effective September, 1996 include Interior Design, Civil Engineering Technician and Technology and Electrical Techniques. In addition, the Human Missing Montreal senior found in Oshawa A senior citizen listed as missing by Montreal Police since 1992 has turned up in Oshawa. Durham Regional Police answered a call at the men's hostel on Simcoe Street Thursday about a 67 -year-old man who was disoriented. After learning his identity, police ran his name through the computer and learned he was listed as missing by his landlord three years ago. The man will remain at the hostel and will get ' assistance in acquiring social benefits, police say. Screams scare off Oshawa intruders 'An Oshawa woman's screams scared off two intruders who broke into her house, Durham Regional Police say. . Around 10 p.m. Thursday, police say the 37- year-old woman heard two suspects on the main Resources option has been sus- pended, the Public Relations program will be modified from a three-year to a two-year pro- gram and first year Nursing enrolment will be reduced by 40 students. Mr. Polonsky says the col- lege will fulfill its commitment to students in affected pro- grams. floor of her Quetico Avenue home. The woman yelled at the intruders, who left the house and ran through the backyard. The woman saw two men jumping over her backyard fence, police say. Police were called and discovered a sliding door had been pried open. 'cite suspects are both in their late teens, police say. One was wearing a black leather coat with red lettering on the back and a hood, while the other had a hood and dark clothing. No head tax in Clarington Clarington residents won't be subject to a head tax, even though it's permitted under proposed provincial legislation, say councillors. "A head tax is not going to happen here," says Ward 3 Councillor Ann Dreslinski. A head tax, also known as a poll tax, is a levy where a certain amount of tax is charged to every person living in the municipality. Under a head tax, all residents are billed equally, unlike income taxes, which increase for those with higher incomes. Layoff notices will be issued sometime next month. In addi- tion to the layoffs. 24 staff members opted for early retire- ment. The community college has also announced two new full- time diploma programs at the school -- Computer Program- mer and Computer Science Technology. "I think it's an unfair tax. It's like your going to tax people just for the benefit of living in the municipality." Head taxes would be possible under a provision in Bill 26, the Saving and Restructuring Act. The omnibus bill, part of the Province's effort to reduce the deficit, allows a major expansion in the areas in which municipalities can introduce user fees. 'lite proposed legislation states a municipali- ty "may pass bylaws imposing fees or charges on any class of persons." The head taxes are being allowed as a possible way municipalities can increase revenue to make up for cuts in provincial transfer payments. "If it comes down to needing increased revenue after we've cut spending, you'll see increased user fees," predicts Coun. Dreslinski. Ward 2 councillor Pat Pingle agreed with Coun. Dreslinski, that a head tax is not the way to go. "I would be strongly, strongly opposed to a head tax. "We can't hit people any more." Coun. Pingle says the best way for the munici- pality to increase revenue is to cut spending in the municipality. "We have to do things better," she said. P U 0 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1"S igh technology a'new tool for justice ❑ Durham man takes computer aided design into courtroom to reconstruct scene of the crime DURHAM —The presentation lasted only three and a half minute,, although it had taken over six hours to convince the judge that it should be allowed as evidence in court. But. in those few minutes the prosecution's case was scaled. Dave Robson's computer-generated video had shown beyond reasonable doubt that two men on trial were responsible for the fatal shooting of Sud- bury Regional Police Consta- ble Joe MacDonald. The con- viction came despite testimo- m in which each of the accused blamed the other for the killing. The result — two first-degree murder convic- tions and a change to the Police Act which gives offi- cers more flexibility in the type of ammunition they are allowed to use. Using Computer Aided Design (CAD) software as a complement to his forensic expertise gained over years as an investiga- tions officer in Canadian Armed Forces mili- tary police and as an identification officer on the Port Hope force. Dave Robson, now a full-time Durham College instructor. hat cre- ated his Oshawa -based business. Phvsical Evidence Productions Inc. His is the first company in Canada to pro- duce duce courtroom animation videos. Mr Rob - son and his two-man team recreate scenes for both criminal and civil litigation from murder trials to car accident disputes. Like a comput- er-aided Columbo, using logic instead of gun power, Mr. Robson puts together the videos which depict the facts as spelled out by the evidence. Client., both in prosecution and defence. are calling on his services from all over North America. The animation video is an application which can show complex sequences of events in an easy -to -comprehend format. In the trial noted above. the technology was used to clearly illustrate evidence obtained from pho- tographs, the crime scene and reports which indicated that each of the five bullets came through the body at a certain angle and from a particular position. thereby rendering it impossible tar a Ione assailant to have pulled the trigger for all of the gunshot wounds. Voile the computer ani- mation can "bring to lite" evi- dence in a wav no other current technolog} except an eyewitness video can. the Physical Evidence animators must be very careful to play down the more human cle- mcnts of the story. As Mr. Robson explains. "If it evokes an emotional response, the judge may restrict it or bar it all together so you have to lessen any emotional impact.- For this reason the video shows only a human form with no detailed facial features, clothing or personal accents. Even blood is shown in a color other than red. The use of this technology has come under Pickering libraries put youngsters on road to reading PICKERING — The Pickering Pub- lic Library is ofterin�z several free pro- grams to introduce babies and pre- schoolers to books and reading. At the Central Library children six to 24 months old can participate in a six- week 'Babytalk' program which will introduce them to books. nursery rhymes and songs. The program runs Mondays at 10:45 a.m. from Jan. 15 to Feb 19. Registratiou takes place Satur- day. Jan. 13 during regular library hours. The Central Library is at One The Esplanade.'Tales for Twos' and 'Storytime' are offered for two- to five- year -olds. The programs stretch your child's imagination through fingerplays, stories and songs and are designed to put children firmly on the path toward reading readiness. Registration is required for the pro- grams offered at the Central Library (831-6265 ext. 226), the Rouge Hill Branch (509-2579, 1340 Rougemount Dr. south of Kingston Road), the Clare- mont Branch (649-2241, 1740 Central St., east of Brock Road), and the Green- wood Branch (683-8844,3540 Westney .Rd., south of 6th Concession). Phone for dates and times. At the Bay Ridges Branch 'Tales for Twos' for two- to three-year-old chil- dren is offered on Fridays at 10:30 a.m. Storytime for three- to five -year-olds takes place on Fridays at I I a.m. Both programs run Jan. 19 to March 8. Just drop in, there is no need to register. The Bay Ridges Branch is in the East Shore Community Centre at 910 Liverpool Rd., south QfAayly SUwA.. .. _ . Dave Robson, the man behind Physical Evidence Productions Incorporated in Oshawa, uses computer graphics to help recreate crimes in progress. His work was used in a recent trial involy- scrutiny in the media recently as legal profes- sionals weigh the pros and cons of having such a powerful medium in the courtroom. Computer -animated video is more or less commonplace now in the United States. "The experience in the U.S. hasn't been that great. lllH; ing the shooting death of an Ontario Provincial Police constable in Sudbury. Two men were convicted of first degree murder in that trial. photo by Andrew Iwanowski thouoh." admits Mr. Robson. "There ha%c been some mistakes made. I would be the first to say the evidence has to be handled very carefully, it shouldn't be wildly embraced. It has to be treated very carefully because it's very powerful." he warns. ■ Learn a NEW skill! ■ Increase your tax KNOWLEDGE! ■ CONVENIENT times & locations! 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KEVIN SLANEY DURHAM REGIONAL CRIME STOPPERS AJAX — Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's assistance in solv- ing a robbery in Ajax on Oct. 27. At approximately 1:30 a.m., an Ajax Taxi cabbie drove to Maple Street to pick up a fare. Two men got into the cab, and one pulled a balaclava over his face and demand- ed cash from the driver. The driver handed over $95, while the second fare began chok- ing the cabbie for not immediately meeting their demands for money. The victim managed to escape on foot. Both suspects were last seen run- ning west on Maple Street toward Beatty Road. dur i The first is described as black, 20 to 25 years old, 6'2" with a slim build, and short, dark hair. He was wearing a brown plaid shirt or jack- et and green track pants. The second suspect is black, 20 to 25 years old, 6', with a slim build and short dark hair. He also wore a brown plaid coat or jacket. Crime Stoppers will pay a cash reward of up to $1,000 for any information regarding criminal activity. Do the right thing, give Durham Regional Crime Stoppers a call. Call 436-8477 or if it's long distance 1-800-978-8477. ass Sgt. Kevin Slaney is the police co-ordinator of Durham Regional Crime Stoppers and writes this article in the interests of solving crime. Durham Region's Electronic Newspaper from the publishers of the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Santa gets wired The North Pole is well represented on the Internet. N hnpJ/rx rlfl.pote.ord smMW you? And lots of Christmas Wormation, inckrdirtg how to write a note to some smart bit up north. M E -NAIL ST. NM- Fill in your name and whether the message is for Santa, /► _ Rudolph or the eaves. !//�� Check oft your ape and .y whether you have been a good alms boy -�► or girl. Compose a ti note. ck* on khat • with North Pole. and within seconds You 1 get a remarkably _„�,...►— perionalized reply. v...eon a art E4wa e The mention of a fondness for Barney got me (posing as a 2 -year-old) this: Dow Marg: Con—shAsbons for haying boon a good ItW girl. Dlrroemrs we really r hwe at the North PoNd _ In few. IILA IMph claire to be a persaul Friend of Berney. but we're not so aura >1tlN.you con never 2d1 wlth throe refndowl TT+ef� we a clever bwmk— sant ■ CLWM INNAETOM Go to http:// Wopepee.corNeardl to create your own electronic Christmas card. You can ma pictures with your tW using lots of neat forxs and colors. Add and subtract Images and words to your heart's content, then *0 it off to your friend, who must, of course. have an e-mail address. (P.S. They do birthdays and weddings too.) Laird6wWarknid cuss orwncs SYND"TE ram WHAT THEY'RE SAYING ABOUT DURHAUNEWS: "...great idea putting Durham News on the Web. I'm going to add a rink to the Clarington page from my own home page.' —John httpJlwww.durhamnews.net McTeague hosts town hall forum DURHAM -- Here's your chance to speak out to the federal govern- menL Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague holds a town hall meeting at Monday, Dec. 18 at 7 p.m. in the council chambers of the Whitby municipal building, RossLud Rd. east of Brock St. Call 427-6203 for more informa- tion. i . ,- . ,1 CORRECTION in this week's Kmart 1111W the price range for the Men's Sweaters and Vests featured on page 11 should read Reg. 6.96-59.93, Sale price 6.50-41.93, not Reg. 6.96-29.93...6.50- 19.97 as stated. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Umtted THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,19!$-FAGE 17 Support available for breast cancer patients DURHAM -- Support for breast cancer The Oshawa & District Breast Cancer Support patients and their families is offered Wednesday, Group, meanwhile, meets from 7:30 to 9:30 Dec. 20 when Reach to Recovery meets from 7 p.m. at Kingsview United Church, corner of to 9 p.m. at Fortune Financial, 335 Bayly St. W., Wilson and Adelaide Streets in Oshawa. It's for Ajax. people who have or have had breast cancer. Call Call686-1516 for information. 579-2680 (Sylvia) or 576-5220 (Sharyn). 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HOUR GLASSES AND CONTACTS II LNYE• (4161638.2166 • EYE EXAMS a HUMTESTS n,r'.�a eve•wa•war-rs...�:•.w.•i�;w.w•-.-w.v . .•.w.ws .w.w.w.w.-.«... .. ... ... -.•a. . .. .. t PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,1!95 Theatre offers musical comedy Pickering mishap injures worker PICKERING — A Whitby man is in hospital after being pinned between a trailer and a loading dock in Pickering Tuesday. Durham Regional Police say the 19 -year-old suffered "non -life- threatening" injuries in the acci- dent, which occurred around 11 a.m. at Caspe Limited, a machine shop on Toy Avenue. Police weren't sure which hospi- tal the Pilkington Crescent man was taken to. 11 during week after Christmas PICKERING — Herongate Dinner Theatre is presenting special holiday performances of its current produc- tion, If The Shoe Fits, a musical comedy for the entire family. Matinee and evening perfor- mances will be staged during the Christmas break. Performance times are 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Dec. 27, 28, 29 and 30. Tickets for the 7 p.m. shows include dinner and LLNcs and are available for $31.95 weekdays and $36.95 on Sat- urdays. Tickets for the 2 p.m. perfor- mances are just for the show and cost $15 for adults and $10 for children under 10. Tickets are selling quickly, according to the theatre, so phone 472-3085 early for reservations to avoid disappoint- ment. 1lerongate Dinner Theatre is 7.5 kilometres north of Hwy. 2 on Altona Road in Pickering. Sth Place Halfolpe 1995 U.S. Open When 1 can't ploy 1 WORK HERE! 575 THORNTON (AT ROSSIAND) 432-6935 OSHAWA 0 PLEASE NOTE: Due to circumstances beyond our control, the following item advertised on page 6 of our "GIVE THEM OUR BEST" flyer, issued December 13th, 1995, will not be available. AT & T 864 Call Display Speakerphone. N°28393. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. The Business Depot Ltd. ,. ,: -.dmft� " —y Goodwrench Servoice 1530 Dundas St. E. 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POMUC - 1-800-263-2000 or 1-800-757-2004 6fi6-5859 or 831-2693 1� Filter Plus m,res' , Most GM VWWW s STOCKING STUPPER& THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, I"S-PAGE 19 The Rooneys celebrate 50 years together Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that didn't strain a muscle shovelling the driveway Thursday. May have something to do with the excellent physical shape we're in. So, if you're stiff from shovelling, relax and enjoy this week's offerings... Christmas Eve is always a spe- cial day for Sheila and Ernest Rooney of Ajax. This year, it will be golden, as the happy couple celebrates their 50th anniversary on Dec. 24. Wishing them all the best are son Terry, son Phillip and his wife Donna, daughter Robyn and husband Cris and their six grandchildren. An open house for family and friends is being held Dec. 17. Santa sends his best also... �:.- sr ',� $ r7. + Sheila and Ernest Rooney 0" A sporty little rocker turns sweet 16 and will be hitting the roads. Cheryl Dyson celebrates Dec. 20 with happy birthday wishes from Mom, Dad, Billy and Frankie... ." The big fella in the Spitzer home is turning three years old Dec. 22. Sending along love and best wishes to Joshua are Mommy, Daddy, Grandpa and Grandma Brown and Spitzer, and all his aunts, uncles and cousins... with love, from Mommy, Daddy, Andrew and the rest of her family and friends... "On Dec. 17, Ryan Ungurain turns five years old. Ryan is look- ing forward to his big birthday celebration with friends and fami- ly. Wishing him all the best are iblommy, Daddy and sister e• Bayl. Yeah" and Marty Magee of Pickering are very pleased to announce the engagement of Tracy Sweeney to John Magee. A June 1, 1996 trip down the aisle is planned. And, happy 25th birthday wishes went out to John on Dec. 9. "A quarter of a century. Wow!" his family says... Bradley Rainforth wants to wish his Mom Shelley a happy birthday. Shelley turned 32 on Dec. 6 when husband Michael also sent alon.2 happy hirthdw� wishes... Joshua Spitzer Dec. 17 is a big day for a youth- ful looking Brett Jeffreys, as he turns 19. "We all hope you have a great day. All our love", say Mom. Dad, Christine, dark, Diane. Stuart and Andreia. .w A beauty with a big smile is eight. Jenna Dove celebrated her birthday Dec. 10 with a family party and a get-together with sev- eral wild and wonderful friends. Happy happy birthday Jenna, Ryan Ungurain Brett Jeffreys Her family would like to con- gratulate `Granny Wilson' on becoming a great -great-grand- mother. Five generations gath- ered recently — Florence Wilson, 92, Dorothy Blake, 68, Deborah Brinn, 38, Samantha Brinn-Haigh, 20 and Ashley Katlyn Haigh, born on May 10. "Way to go ladies," the family says... Debbie Sweeney and Penny Shelley Rainforth Seven local residents recently received their CGA designations from the Durham chapter of the Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario. Alexander Babu and Kelly Norlock of Pickering, and Wayne Doiron, Kamel Mikhael, Carol Morris, Michele :Munch and Thomas Scheeler, all of Ajax, were hon- ored at the provincial commence- ment ceremonies in Windsor... "Take a look at who's 25. 1 see you're not a kid anymore!" Happy birthday greetings went out to roller-blading queen Rachel Bell on Dec. 11. Best wishes from Mrs. C... Six -and -a -half years of intense study and hard work have paid off for Robert Wright of Pickering and Gregory Smith of Ajax. Both earned spots on the Ontario honor roll in this year's John Magee and Tracy Sweeney chartered accountancy exam, the Canada -wide Uniform Final Examination. Robert placed sev- enth in Ontario, while Gregory was 12th. More than 1,600 peo- ple across the country took the test, including six from Pickering and three from Ajax. The four- day exam tests core knowledge, professional judgment, ethics and the ability to communicate... .« The Ajax Block Parent Program has a new executive with Henry Zaczek at the helm as president - Elaine Smith is the secretary - treasurer, Natalie MacDonald publicity manager. Brenda Mosher -Van Hoff applications and file manager, Mike Carter school education manager, Martin Olenroot fund-raising manager and Jay Goldmintz pact president. The association is always looking for new Block Parents. If you're interested, call Henry at 427-2.054... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call ILS at 6&3-5110, fax 683-7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The dead- line for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. 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BAG Ir— PROOUCT OF ITALY CHESTNUTS LARGE SIZE 4 39 kg LIB, T OF u S A CAL.FORNIA w"TLEY VARIE"Y WAI.rTiJTS JUMBO SIZE 3.28 koLB. / / 1 Lo -m- e,i.e•..ween a1w •Y! 71VG ii- ■ v..a.- .., -��., Annandale rockers curl for chance to win cap By JIM EASSON SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX — A total of 51 Annandale Curling Club mem- bers took part in a charity event Sunday which offered partici- pants a chance to win a car. Annandale's 'Draw The Four ... and Drive the Ford' event raised $325 for the Lever 2000 Foundation For Families charity. Each contestant attempted to throw a draw to the four -foot cir- ORN Kmi Your Own Great Taste! Wuk* Earym A NeM Vaishm a A &M & 5* Neto Tar PHONE IN OILDER - TOU PIR IN THE TEAS? 619-0633 0= 262 MONARCH AVE., AJAX assesse cle, and paid $5 for each try, with a maximum of four chances. Nine curlers managed to hit the target, and each were given a voucher to deposit at the Ford World Curling Championship at Copps Coliseum next March 30, along with similar winners from 35 other participating clubs. Ten of those vouchers will be drawn at random, and each of the lucky people will be given a car key. Only one key will start and win the new Ford. There was also a supplementary event for the nine successful players. They each got one more throw to determine the best of the nine, and the winner was Harry Nolte, who now sports a 1996 Ford World Curling windbreaker. Eight other door prizes of hats and souvenirs were also given out. Paul Bourque was the able host of the event. Annandale's playoff to deter- mine two men's teams to advance to the Nokia Cup zone playdowns is under way with the first games played at the club Sunday. Nine rinks are involved in the double knockout event which is slated to be completed by Dec. 18. The winning rinks will advance to the zone playdowns in Uxbridge Jan. 12 to 14. This is the main route to the world curling championships. SPORTS There is only one other entry point, called the challenge round, in late January for which side- lined teams with good bonspiel winnings qualify. The Investors Group Trophy Bonspiel, the 91st continuous edi- tion of this event, is set to begin on Jan. 6. There are still a few entries open for this men's rated competition, in which Annandale has 20 rinks entered so far. Wanted: Leaf Tickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call 579-4400 Ext. 2207 (Tor. Line 798- Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. 17672) I Pickering Swim Club at provincial meet :Ice Cream novices PICKERING —The Pickering lite boys' 10-and-untlerrelay team Wilkinson. Julianne Gardiner joined New club member Colin Russell, ;cream Ice opponents Swim Club sent a strong team to the won a bronze medal and scoring a the team for afourth-plane finish in 11, finished fifth in the 100m fly and ;::.PICKER ING -- The highly competitive Division I1 fourth -place finish in both of its free the medley relay . seventh in the 200m free. He also Pickering Panthers Nestle Ice Swimming Champior>slnips at Brock and medley relays. 1`temhe rs are Lauren Walker, 10, earned a made futals in the 200m fly and was Cream novice 'A' hockey University in St. Catharines recently. JoFudian Kaye. Matthew Tamburro, txxwc medal in the I(X)n free, was the club's 11-12 high -point winner. team skated away with a 6-2 This was the first time the Daniel Gauthier and Barnes. fourth in the 200m free rick sixth in Russell, along with David victory over Aurora on the Pickering club had competed in this Eric Gauthier. 14. was strop in his the 50rn free and the 100m hack to Walkington, Graham Wolch and Toad Saturday night. tough division, after winning the fly events with a gold in the 200m earn the team's 10 -and -under high- Mark Gauthier placed seventh in the Matthew Gifford scored two Division III championship last April. and a brorue in the 1(()m. He was point honors. med1ey relay- foals and an assist, Scott Pickering mane an impact finishing also fourth in the 1500m free. lie Derek Howard, 16, won silver in Marie Gauthier, 12, was seventh in Waters contributed a goal and 1. ighth with 963 points. was fifth in both the 100m free and the 200m fly, was fourth in the both the 100m and 200m breast. three assists and Chris Thorpe Karen Gerroir, 17, was the team's the 400m I.M. Gauthier was the 1,500m free and sixth in the 400m Teammates Laura Kurowski, 14, netted a pair. overall top point getter with 190. team's 13 -and -14 year-old boys' free. and Patricia Pearsall, 14, placed sev- Brad Cowan recorded a sin- Gerroir earned gold medals in her high point winner. Laurent Campbell 11, was the girls' enth and eighth, respecfively, in the gle marker. Other assists went butterfly events and three silver Stcl-Amie WilkimA-)n. 19. earned a 11-12 high point %%inner with fourth- 800m free. to Michael Krasnowski with medals in the IWmetre breaststroke silver in the 40(kn frt.'s:, a browe in pbw finishes in the I 00 and 200m Nine-year-old Daniel Gauthier two, Jason Krasnowski. David and the 200m and 400m individual the 800rn free arra had sixth and sev breast. She was followed by team- plaucxi eighth in the SOm fly. :Kerr. Chris Lauder and Sys enth-place frusbes in the 200m and mate Alicia Kaye, 11, who placed Teem captain Nathan Kaye was Cameron Watters with one Warren Barnes, la was the bovs' SUm free events, regtectively. seventh in the 400m I.M. and the eighth in the 400m flee. ;leach teams overall top point scorer with The girls' 15 -and -over freestyle 800m free. Megan Shanks, 11, was Others on the team were Brianne Goalie Ryan Sabounn and 147, including gold medals in his relay team turned in a sterling perf(x- eighth in the 400m I -M. Ferreira, Catherine Kitscha, Kelsie �theq, Thompson turned in breaststroke events and a bronze in mance to capture the silver medal. The 11-12 girls' medley relay team Scheeler, Lee Smith, Damien solid efforts in net for the the 100m fly, fifth in the 50m fly and Team members are Ae-Young Cho, of Campbell, Kaye, Shanks and Ponech, Dylan Taylor and Brandon Panthers. sixth in the 100m freestyle. Nikki Minchin, Gerroir and Sophia Walnnrd was seventh. Ellis. SCOREBOARD PARKVIEW GOLF CLUB DURHAM WEST GfALS HOCKEY LEAGUE STAMMOS (As of tion. 30) PEEVIIEE 01441S1ON Sava. Meade 7 3 4 0 22 31 6 TEAM or w L T OF GA PTS Pick. 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Judges 5 3 2 0 23 14 6 Ehpa C. 6 1 5 0 6 17 2 E skiale 4 4 0 0 26 0 a Audet Design 5 2 2 1 12 17 5 Pad Dwyer 3 3 0 0 20 11 6 OF Golf PARKv'1litW Orypic Vrlwl.4 2 2 0 1S 15 4 m INTEPSIEWATE 01141118010600•C TEAM OP w L T OF GA PTS Dumbarton 4 3 1 0 25 0 6 5 2 1 2 16 13 6 GOLF CLUB *?PWW pine 5 2 3 0 17 16 4 Panda Promo 4 1 3 0 6 15 2 F'marwal P. 6 3 1 2 20 10 6 Her" Street 3 2 1 0 1S 13 4 ATOII DMIS1OM Canada Trust 6 2 1 3 17 0 7 C Nei 3 2 1 0 11 11 4 Kobe" 6 3 2 1 23 13 7 Darmwan 4 2 2 0 15 15 4 • i I a TEAM Or w L T GF GA PTS Dr. Lynn 6 4 1 1 24 12 0 Dr. Moo 6 3 1 2 23 16 6 Pine Fudge 4 2 2 0 10 13 4 OP9I LADIES OIV1S10N Aim Ho 3 0 2 1 6 11 1 TEAM UP N L T OF OA PTS Austin 3 0 2 1 4 21 1 in 4 0 4 0 12 23 0 0/ a, 41 Name J JV)� Ajax Lions 6 2 2 2 23 14 6 PaPads 6 0 5 1 0 37 1 Pappe 6 7 1 0 46 14 14 MdAugh SuperCerdre 7 4 2 1 27 10 0 Courboe 4 0 4 0 12 24 0 L� tea_ GOLF BSS A. Brand Clubs * Junior Sets &'anthers atoms play to draws PICKERING — The Hamilton with one each. Pickering Panthers Monarch Assists went to Hamilton Kitchens major atom `AA' with three, Binns with two, rep hockey team posted a and Adam Boduch, twin, a loss and two ties in Forrester and Smith with recent league action. one each. The Panthers played Pickering dropped a 4-1 Markham to a 2-2 draw on decision to Richmond Hill. goals by Kyle Hamilton and Cuzzolino scored the lone Nicholas Vieira. Drawing goal, assisted by Kevin assists were Daniel Forrester Krasnowski and Binns. and Mike Cuzzolino. The Panthers also posted a ♦. Pickering's other dead- close 4-3 victory over locked game was against Whitby. Forrester scored Vaughan, which ended 5-5. twice, with Boduch and The Panthers pulled their Jonathan Samson tallying goalie and registered the once each. Assisting were *tying goal by Mark Gosse, Boduch, Brian Greer, assisted by Bradley Binns. Hamilton and Smith. other scorers for Pickering Strong goaltending was were Forrester with two, provided by Billy Nicholson Chuckie Smith and and Darnel Sharpe. MARTIAL ARTS cANAOA TRAINERS OF DOUG GN-MOUR AS SEBA IN 7HE TOROWO SUN GET STAf?TE a TtRQAY! 839-5000 from $3500 I l piece $22500 includes 14V sets from nag ,. SEF SOMFTiplip p i Y" LMM qr .k4 ft Foot Joy, Reebok and A- 1s1111 Carts (Foot Joy. 1D y JoTs) Dexter does $6900 ., 6129" from $54� WE W LL TRY AND NAM TME PRICE RMOM j.rJv* Assorted J.�JVIV qr.**259b off Wooer & Imps JV 300* off � m Pugs, from (Ya, 1000 u All Clothing Wedges, Woods R boas SPECIAL GRAB TABLE! ANY 3 ITERS $20.00 Wilson Hats, Balls, Towels, Gloves, Putter Covers, Lady Visors, Spike Wrench and Individual Head Covers. 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Ask about guaranis 1 1 Careers u1n, Careers , 1 Careers Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 Ldece TH NOTICES I C r our baby's arrival VASA a gift certificate $47 to $25 worth aby products. On, Careers ' 1 Careers ' 1 Careers Oshawa a Whitby • Clarington This Week PRESENTS I!!% 1 1 Careers I General Im General P p PROFESSIONAL F,orrst- ryand Bus ness Program, three weeK opportunity Flo- rutry Course Part time evening Course In-home video courses intensive training. Start your own businesswork m . woat no* or riep. [now the secrets. know the tools. know the trade Career School of Florai Design. 52 SIM- COE STS. Oshawa 19051 436-1991 Training assistance may tie avail- able it you are over 45 and recently laid Ott li1 General Help ADULTS 976 CHAT king LINE loofor p't phone mate. earn 570.+!shift. Please cam for appointment Mon -Fri. 10.5 416-754- 5183. CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Advertiser ting not be responsible for more than ane incorrect insertion and there shale be no babillty for non-inseftion of any adver- bserlertt. LiabilAy for er- rors in ads is lin tiled to the amount paid for the space occupying the error. All xpy Is wblW to the ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. BILINGUAL (FRENCH / ENGLISH) POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN PICKERING T We are currently recruiting for full time and part time positions. We are looking for peo- ple with customer service skills, collections and or telemarketing experience. Please tall or Fax Cherie at Phone (905) 831-7683 Fax(905)831-8134 MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES DURHAM'S LARGEST C^URIER is expanding and needs experienced brokers. with own small car or mini van. call 905-!27- 7733 MATURE STUDENTS and homemakers wanted for part time telemarketing. Training provided. Call bet- ween 9 a.m. and 5 p m 619-6991. 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Must be candied. experienced and available Saturdays and 4.9 pm on weekdays It interested, please call GRADE EXPECTATIONS 420-9930 TELEMARKETERS needed Must have experience, good Phone manner, flexible hours Call 905.427-2977. ask for Ian Don't miss this opportunity to display your business in the highest traffic area in Durham 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 al Off ice 111111 Help 1 Hep Im Help WORK AT HONE elle per frau Qaetth ID aseaemle w produces EM wort No /ipMIMICf rwaaeerI Far FREE ifatatta farki c ill E to Fl" star Enkrprises 100Inrw1 Rd, SW* 213, Pidw Oat. 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Must be highly or- ganized, efficient, accurate and be an excel- lent communicator in order to succeed in anis fast paced sales environment. Scarborough location. Please fax resume to: 416-285-3410 PAYROLL CLERK, (perm /part time 2-3 days per week) W local firm. Must have 1.2 yrs. Royal Bank payroll exp. Salary $17 per hour. Mail resumes to Graham Per -son- net Services, 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 114. Pickering. Ont. LIV 6R6 Art: Geri Graham. Salts 1 Help / Agnits +GST 10 SkilledIM Skilled Help Help MECHANICAL DESIGNERS required for design for heavy equipment for steel industry. CAD proficiency with working experience minimum 3-5 years a must. Degree in Engineering is desirable. Please forward resume to EMPCO (Canada) Ltd. 910 Hopkins Street Whitby, Ont. LIN 6A9 No agencies and no telephone calls please. We thank all candidates for their interest and advise only those to be interviewed will be contacted. FW7fied slop 1 IlliKkADOW 1 Meacafjoom OUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN required to work in forging rL machin- ing environment, experi- ence required. Blue print reading, utilizing GDT's, standard inspection prac- tices 6 measuring equip - LICENSED REAL ESTATE mint Metrology. Experi- SALES ASSISTANTS re- quired full lime. Mon - Fn. - only, 10-2 p.m. Sales expen- ence not necessary. Apply by lax to: 905-435.5383, Art- Elizabeth. SALESPERSON re- quired for computers. com- puter-related d office equipment, full-time, sales experience preferred, own transportation a roust. Fax resumes to 905-728-7918 ?a Mr. Rands. ence with CMM optical comparator 8 ISO would be an asset. Send resume to Lofthouse Brass, 310 Hop - Ions St. Whitby. Ont. LIH 289 or fax attention Paul Jones 1905)668-8523. SENIOR HVAC Techni- cian, Scarboro 8 Durham Region. 10 yrs. held experi- ence• gas fitter 1 odc, re• frgerator kc.. residential i cwrrwrfe ow equipment. Cam 683--0877 CERTIFIED DENTAL assistant. full time, a mini- mum 3 yrs. experience. call 683-1391 DENTAL Receptionist/ Dental Assistant required for hilt -time position, flet ilie hours in a preventive dental practice, experience w/ computers an asset. Please hand deliver resumes to 259 Simcoe St. S. EXPERIENCED CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANT Required Full Time for busy Ajax Office. Please respond to: File 07193 Oshawa Whitby This Week P.O. P.,%4AI, O,hawa, (int LIH 715. • 1 Daycare Wanted HOUSEKEEPER I NAN- NY position. Live in / out, experience and references necessary In Ajax area. Call Robin 905.686-2670. A residents aycare 1 DW • anted HELLO. nw -ame is Mi. Anda I am 8 months old and looking for a babys tter I need someone loving. tun. -esponsible Call Mom at 905)428 7993 LIVE -OUT nanny re- tuired for 26 and 8 month Ad. Wesiney Heights area. approx 4 daysiweek Some light housekeeping Julies required 428-8546 LIVE-IN domestic help for eideny. P,ekenng area, previous experience pre - 'erred Call 416-917-4874 save message Daycare 1[60191 Available LOVING mother of 5 *02 rears experience First Aid. CPR Large play facility. fenced yard, lunches/ snacks provided Any age welcome Cline to schools. references receipts. Lisa 427-4261 MOTHER of 1, non - se D,,er certified nurse will baii n my home Mon - Fri. Drew'R tson area, hot meals provided Call 905- 434 5530 1 Firewood A GREAT DEAL .Top quality seasoned hardwood at low pnces FREE DELIV LAY Serving Pickering. Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 BROOKLIN FIREWOOD, Established 25 years Brush cords, lace cords and kindling of quality sea toned firewood Fast friendly service and frail delivery Please phone of leave message (905) 655- 5490 or 6558797 YEAR END SALE, fire wood quality seasoned 16' hardwood. cut, split anc delivered. $1901bush core while supplies last Cal 705-944-8801.7 1prn FIREWOOD Excellent quaky hard- wood Guaranteed. extra long time fully seasoned, cut and spot. Molest messlrfainwM Free deiwry Kozy Heat Firewood (905)7S3-2246 Comer Ritson and Olive, one bedroom apt., available Jan. 11'96. Sim month plus hy- dro, first and last. Call 655.3771 ROKA LUMBER 1 FNIEWOOD CENTRE 4'X8'X12' $60.00 4'XB'X16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-3381 Eveninya 9064341665 Fn• Delivery To Oshawa Area FIREWOOD excelfer quality, hard firewood, on year seasoned. cut an split, oak, maple. beech ash,. Free delivery. Ala) Whitby and Pickering. 683 0709 SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire wood, hardwood d sot wood mixed, pre cut or brc kern, delivery avaialbe large 6 small loads. Limde time offer. call (901 9013. Office Office MIT 1 Help Help SENIOR P/1, UNDERNL'RITER We are looking for a self motivated individual who has extensive U/W' expertise to :ompliment our New Business Team. Skills and Abilities • 5 vicars auto & prop technical & practical experience • Excellent written & oral communication skills • Superior decision making. time management, problem solving abilities •i to work well within a self directed work team Education • (;rade 12 Secondary School Diploma • A1IC designate, or commitment Ito timely completion 'Western Assurance Company P.O. Box 3000 Ajax, Ontario OS 71-9 Please forward all resumes in confidence to the attention of the Team Administrator, Under- writing. Thank you to all who apply• but only those chosen for an interview will be contacted. 10 SkilledIM Skilled Help Help MECHANICAL DESIGNERS required for design for heavy equipment for steel industry. CAD proficiency with working experience minimum 3-5 years a must. Degree in Engineering is desirable. Please forward resume to EMPCO (Canada) Ltd. 910 Hopkins Street Whitby, Ont. LIN 6A9 No agencies and no telephone calls please. We thank all candidates for their interest and advise only those to be interviewed will be contacted. FW7fied slop 1 IlliKkADOW 1 Meacafjoom OUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN required to work in forging rL machin- ing environment, experi- ence required. Blue print reading, utilizing GDT's, standard inspection prac- tices 6 measuring equip - LICENSED REAL ESTATE mint Metrology. Experi- SALES ASSISTANTS re- quired full lime. Mon - Fn. - only, 10-2 p.m. Sales expen- ence not necessary. Apply by lax to: 905-435.5383, Art- Elizabeth. SALESPERSON re- quired for computers. com- puter-related d office equipment, full-time, sales experience preferred, own transportation a roust. Fax resumes to 905-728-7918 ?a Mr. Rands. ence with CMM optical comparator 8 ISO would be an asset. Send resume to Lofthouse Brass, 310 Hop - Ions St. Whitby. Ont. LIH 289 or fax attention Paul Jones 1905)668-8523. SENIOR HVAC Techni- cian, Scarboro 8 Durham Region. 10 yrs. held experi- ence• gas fitter 1 odc, re• frgerator kc.. residential i cwrrwrfe ow equipment. Cam 683--0877 CERTIFIED DENTAL assistant. full time, a mini- mum 3 yrs. experience. call 683-1391 DENTAL Receptionist/ Dental Assistant required for hilt -time position, flet ilie hours in a preventive dental practice, experience w/ computers an asset. Please hand deliver resumes to 259 Simcoe St. S. EXPERIENCED CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANT Required Full Time for busy Ajax Office. Please respond to: File 07193 Oshawa Whitby This Week P.O. P.,%4AI, O,hawa, (int LIH 715. • 1 Daycare Wanted HOUSEKEEPER I NAN- NY position. Live in / out, experience and references necessary In Ajax area. Call Robin 905.686-2670. A residents aycare 1 DW • anted HELLO. nw -ame is Mi. Anda I am 8 months old and looking for a babys tter I need someone loving. tun. -esponsible Call Mom at 905)428 7993 LIVE -OUT nanny re- tuired for 26 and 8 month Ad. Wesiney Heights area. approx 4 daysiweek Some light housekeeping Julies required 428-8546 LIVE-IN domestic help for eideny. P,ekenng area, previous experience pre - 'erred Call 416-917-4874 save message Daycare 1[60191 Available LOVING mother of 5 *02 rears experience First Aid. CPR Large play facility. fenced yard, lunches/ snacks provided Any age welcome Cline to schools. references receipts. Lisa 427-4261 MOTHER of 1, non - se D,,er certified nurse will baii n my home Mon - Fri. Drew'R tson area, hot meals provided Call 905- 434 5530 1 Firewood A GREAT DEAL .Top quality seasoned hardwood at low pnces FREE DELIV LAY Serving Pickering. Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 BROOKLIN FIREWOOD, Established 25 years Brush cords, lace cords and kindling of quality sea toned firewood Fast friendly service and frail delivery Please phone of leave message (905) 655- 5490 or 6558797 YEAR END SALE, fire wood quality seasoned 16' hardwood. cut, split anc delivered. $1901bush core while supplies last Cal 705-944-8801.7 1prn FIREWOOD Excellent quaky hard- wood Guaranteed. extra long time fully seasoned, cut and spot. Molest messlrfainwM Free deiwry Kozy Heat Firewood (905)7S3-2246 Comer Ritson and Olive, one bedroom apt., available Jan. 11'96. Sim month plus hy- dro, first and last. Call 655.3771 ROKA LUMBER 1 FNIEWOOD CENTRE 4'X8'X12' $60.00 4'XB'X16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-3381 Eveninya 9064341665 Fn• Delivery To Oshawa Area FIREWOOD excelfer quality, hard firewood, on year seasoned. cut an split, oak, maple. beech ash,. Free delivery. Ala) Whitby and Pickering. 683 0709 SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire wood, hardwood d sot wood mixed, pre cut or brc kern, delivery avaialbe large 6 small loads. Limde time offer. call (901 9013. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,1995 -PAGE 26 Articbs Articles ' grticbs Articles Articles Artiebs Articles Articles Arts & For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sal For Sale For Sak For Sale For Sale • , Crafts A REPOSSESSED satellite CARPET /A-1 Prices, buy COMPUTER MULTIME- GE side-by-side retngera- PIANO - ANTIQUE 1895 YAMAHA exquisite grand COMPUTER, just over a system, only $35 direct wholesale. Free ,n. DIA SALE 4X CD rom tor -freezer, dispenses wa. Estey mahogany cabinet piano, ebony GI series year old. IBM PSrt 485 monthly. Including pro. stallation for free estimate drives, 850 mgb H drives, ter,ice-cubes, beverage grand. sound enhancement Beautiful, rich tone Im- 33MHz processor. 253 MB MATTRESS gramming. Free installation call Sal (905)432-2750, or 16 bit sound cards, speak. compartment. white, 4 yrs panel. recently appraised hard disk, 4 MB Ram (n- and warranty. 905-655- new $1000. Kenmore full at el.500 antique deal- maculate quality Asking dutlmg a 14' SVGA Moni- YEAR END 3661 Pager ers, windows 95 etc DX4- $8000 Call905-427-1479 100 $1,499 Pentium 75 capacity washing machine. e'• asking 1.300. Organ - tor, Canon bubble Jet 200e A SOLID PINE. colonial Carpet Broker, 100%, 3 yrs new $350 2 hand- Hammond Spinet L100 printer 35- and 5 tr4' disk a" 51,750.. Pentium 100 Y renes, good condition great drive. double -speed CD r CLEARANCE buffet 8 hutch, 4 door/ Nylon thick, plush, stain re $1,950 Printer deals with made Tiffany lamps, blue g g Articles P `'• starter organ. $350 Organ - ' Rom, 16 bit sound card. drawers - Hutch. 4 lass sistant carpet For 3 rooms, $400 3 mirrored medicine Gulbransen console thea- Wanted stereo computer speakers 9 rP• systems Samsung 24's. p SALE doors, 63' wide x 18 112 ' only $369 00 Price in. $150 , Ok data LED's cabinet wood w/matching 4 tre organ. 2 octave pedal 9600bps internal modem /8it4 lBr� deep x75 112 height. Call cludes 30 Sq. yds carpet. $375. Canon Color BJC bulb light bar $100 wood- board, 2 speed Leslie, ideal ANTIQUES Absolute keyboard, mouse. Gravis after 5 pm 905 -. 985-1626. deluxe pad and installation en cabinet 550 10 gallon for the senous student or a y Joystick, microphone, 4000's $36900 Lots of Wet vac $75 Call 987- small church $2,100 Clan- Purchasing umiture or an- Windows 31, MS-DOS 60, • r • . • • • MICROWAVE cabinet, $25 in your home Free quota- used products Pentium 5774 net good condition. $125, 4 It ything old Scientific instru- lots of software 8 share - Twin -pedestal desk, $65 tion in your home No in- multimedia $1,199. 486's pie cooler with lower insulat- meats, china, silver, adver- ware. 4 CO's PS/1 Multi - Replacement Box Springs,CCM computerized exer- serest, no payment for one some multimedia from HIGH cable Nils? Poor ed refrigeration unit, must tismg. toys, decoys, dolls, media Pack. Compton's In - cycle. $100 All excellent full year, Daniel, 1-800- $725 other from $195 picture quality? GO DI- sell, $300. Call 725-9644 milk bottles, collections or teractive Encyclopedia. Pollaways, : • Frames. Electric Beds, condition 905.723-8799 217-0104 Clanngton Computer, 164 RECT' D S S 18' Oigrtal PIANO - GRANDFATHER estates Call Robert Bowen King's Quest VI, Mayo Cli- Satelhte Systems 150 Antiques (905? 655-8049 nic Family Health Book ARROW ELECTRIC Baseline Road Bowman quality Pic- CLOCKS Durham's largest grookkn g $2.500 For ,n 905/831.131540", Chair with battery charger, CARPET nylon, MILL DI PE sh vile(Just east of the Flying chato ennels CD and sound. Rent to selection New and used nes call 571-5344 qu good condition $800 Tele- 1G0¢r, thick Dutchman Hotel. Easyfi- pianos Not surez Rent to APPLIANCES, wanted - -. - , phone 683-3712 stain resistant carpet for 3 nancing available) own by phone from only own, apt size, upright, grand. working ;r not. Fridge, rooms. on $349, price in- $40 /month. Cal 571 -1413. • ' Lost 8r MON.-FRI. B-4 b digital. keyboards CHRIST- stoves. washers, d err SAT. 10-2 ART. LIMITED EDITIONS. cludmg. 30 square yards. COMPUTER, 0e1 320N HITACHI 8mm Camcor- MAS SPECIALS Telep Piano ry • Trisha Romance $200 notebook 4 m Ram, 120 SALE reconditioned ALSO FOR Found carpet, pad labour, Free � der Deluxe model Free Works, a33-td91 SALE recondmoned wash Elizabeth Berry,Brent estimate, Arnold 1-800- Me Hard drive. leather Carrying case Rent to own ers. dryers, stoves,$150 8 895 SANDY BEACH RD., UNIT 10 Townsend, Rob Stine$150 bag. 2 batteries, DosWiind- ry g PINE entertainment cab,- u 3 month warranty427- FOUND - ar r car. 401-5557 t yr no payment, by phone for only Se 751 net 58'X60'. 22 -deep $495 2P13 message or 438- male cdl2er vicinity or PICKERING doubt Professionally framed. no interest. , For 1 lull year ows 5650 Call 666-5849 week Cal 571-1413 g b double matted Must Sell, Y 579-3952 1545 Pickering off Bayly Ov.'ner y KENWOOD TOWER OF Y 4(11 great g,R! 905.725-3899 CARPETS lots of ca VIRTUAL VISION eye wear, may contact 831-8362 V ) noel with built in l TV screen POWER 200 watt remote RX WHEELCHAIR new, Quickie pNWdAN p `ndgers. stoves. LOST -Since Dec 2. small Y ASR TIRES (4 P205/70 100°a Ion, new stain re- Includes earphones. tuner, U Rta, wlalum rims, one win- lease carpets on hand. I will stereo package Dual car- er used Pad $1600 Make washers. dryers, cars, adult snort hared female cat. a GAYLY ST. ler aril Aske 5400. Also ca recharger, audio / vdeo in- sette. 5 disc CD player. me an offer 905-579-4992 trucks. etc. Cal 905 430- black with white bel Y ^9 carpet 3 rooms, $349 Price D Y ( 1 h .paw phase connector, ac- tower s W m shelving and large quantity includes carpet, premium ccessones $699 OBO 83l speakers Rent to Complete satellite system 9013 Looebna28-5232 Noon at > of low cost nature) slim care pad, expert installation, fast 2380 own by phone for dna Panasonic receiver. $1500 WANTED - old sailing SANDY BEACH RD. stock 435-8136. deliveryheel estimates (30 $7 50 week Call 571-1413 King -sae waterbed w/ sh c models. arty corl yards) Norman 686-2314 DINETTE set, kitchen set, drawers/store a coin rt- tan, half startedFAX ASSORTED weight -train- rocker, recliner, chairs, LIVING ROOM set, clean, merits. bookcase, new pmo- or half finished. ask for ,UR ' $EXCELLENT BUYS$ 4X8' Slate Table Dehv ng equipment. Global' leg- CERTIFIED HOT DOG table. loveseat and chair, great condition including tionless mattress. S4o0 , Doug or leave message Woodgrain office We cabi- erect 8 set up. $1299, press machine, bench- CART. for sale asking sectional• coffee table, ap- sofa, love seat. arm char. Pioneer SX650 stereo re- 728-1439 579-2238 net d hutch $500. - Fax Pinendge Sporting Goods, Dress, shoulder machine, $2200, or best otter please Plrances, dresser, other coffee table 8 2 side tables carver w/Telefunken speak - $100 - Photocopier $150. - 404-0058 chest machine, arm -curl call 579-9002 items 697-03W $250 Call 837 1210 ers,S150 905-987-5774 Christmas Christmas machine, assorted bench- MOVING out r message Dishwasher $100. - Freez- leave er, stove, washer $200./ 5 PC. Brass 8 glass diner. •s• all plate -boded. Best CHERRY W000 Enter- DINING Roan Suite. but- -.fpovi^cel Trees Trees each. Dryer $150. -Pak- $310. 2 oak end tables, offers, pkg. or individual tanment unit 2 years old; fevhatcr combination, oval Sale Panasonic stereo, REMOTE VMS VCR, tet ry Offers, -5861 rade with drop scalloped $200 3 -Piece chesterfield. channel on screen display led oak cora a end tables $100. sola b chair $250. still like new Please cab edge 3 leaves. 6 chars -1 $000 Warner/dryer. Rent to own by phone CUT YOUR OWN $150. - Mirrored T enter- bedroom fit• �• ether- ATTENTION wndesal- 725-5502 atter ♦ pm $400pr Kitchen set, $60 f25dweek Ca1571-1413 captain's, asking $1100 tamment cabinet $250. - ginmertl unit, $45 small ers, Contractors, Builders weekdays and alter 10 a.m. TV stands, S201each Air tables $25-$65 each mi- Premium quality o b -o 579 3912 SET OF RIGHT HAND CHRISTMAS TREE Two kitchen tables d chars, crowave $115. mat other ceramic tile.4000.3'x13' weekends conditioner. Chrysler Btu. ED. Tommy Armour 855 HAND - one maple wood 8 ase ill- Y pieces DIN1f4G ROOM suite. $150 1987 Chrysler Day- Gott Dubs. t3 -Dia. !.3.5. tra modem $75 b 5400 - ••^s• (905)697-3532 white textured design 7000 CHROMALOX 40 amp semi -antique solid mahog- Iona, 52200 certfled 905- wood- only used hake. Dur. "tit Ceram speakers, pieces white marble forced air electric furnace •t@ Buffet. AOaf duncan 963-5492 Orono areaSPADEMAN S•9a A 4e6 DX 100, boded, in- design. Also matching sari vnM t0 gallon hot water fife table wheat. ♦ side chased for $1400 asking was $3500 aslung f500 - chairs. 2 amhchars $1.200 OFFICE desk. $too. 4 $1100 432-0069 Ladies Raleigh bike $40 cludmg punter, intemet 4.1/4'X13' for above No tank, $300 o D o. Call 725- FARM CALL 905-438.2987- ready. films to own. $87 00 taxes" Elsewhere at $2 30 - 3914 (905) 263-4999- dressers. S45/each. 20' WEDDING Dress d cnnc TREE monthly. Call 24 hours Reduced to $1 29 Large Color TV, S50 Antiques ire beaded. off -shoulder. F 1 Par of KYB Gas salts, (905)706-4145 bb only Dan 416-745- COMMODORE PCto-Ill D"NGROOM SUITE. bed, $145. 4 occasional full-length dress wlbng retail $160, will sell for $80 1044 Leave message at compute•, colour monitor. Will Pine. 6' harvest table, Chairs (1900s). dresser, train b bow Ask,ng $650 Durham Rd. No. 21 Cal 905-697 Accounting, First new. A GIFT OF FITNESS. 416-716-4056 Epson A x 6 bow oack chairs. brand 5100: oak rocker $195 Can 728-5056 Just West of Utica lits 13e, -e3 Datsun 2oosx vel BG v^^telUticaComplete Home Gym FIVE PC Call Abe at 683-5117 or . BROWN Section- Siff" Accounting. $900 430-- 427-1637we Heavy Equipment Mops 8 coffee table Chace (dos). $•450 Smtf 1424 WEDDING Town. sire 26. Olyrnpic weights, fixed E Z OAK/PINE FURNITURE $606 Beadwork train. Fresh pre-cuts $10 and up- mdud•d $75.Westing Corona typewriter, spell- DIAMOND R04G 2/3 WIl Pay •etaa p^ce,,' One headpiece $75 3 red We have a weekly turkey 20 14ORSEP0WER in- curt barbells, and dumb- house eye -revel overs right dictionary. auto-cor- of Ontano's oll and lar- bridesmaid dresses $80 bens. racks included Pec stow urns $75. Call rection. Karat pear shaped plus 12 each Washer b dryer v draw, free wagon rides & Cal 66l air compressor. memory text star- bnllance. appraised at So indirect to the publnowic U501par Call 434.1] 8 Cap 668-0853_ deck. knee extension. Lat (905)655-0592 ago. EngltsNFrencn char- $5.200. Must Be Seen �hg died to trhe public �« 6 � m t7ol Chocolate. _ machine bench press. in- acters. $125 905-686. Eg oak Pedestal table and OPEN DAILY - 985-7291 3 JUKEBOXES, all •x- close 8 decal» bench Flat BRISTOL LEATHER 7185 king $2•000 432.8919 4 chars 5849 7 it double WOODSTOVE INSERT, cellent condition. 1968 bench Shoulder bench etc jackets. vel chaps. native FIBERGLASS c jj1• pedestal and 6 chairs Elmira EPA, never used, in- er~straM Rockda. $1299, 1985 NSM SMI for less than 1�'2 al moccasins, gloves, mitts, COMPUTER 486 DX $1499. carhnnonball beds cludes chimney liner, cap agil ow 2, F •+^ on location me" money mated vale e. $2500 Might authorized Tandy dealer. 33, 4 Meg ram. 130 meg on W 60' wide $150. bac tom 5399 Over 20 stan coat $1900 asking $1500 $975. 1987 Rockola with consider s•Ming separately custom leather work Ga- H0. monitor. etc Must wig trailer 5200. new Had top choices, all solid. no Kenmore frig. $125 Bel- cse•t'•cw w• u•- C 300 45's $1475. 579- Call Kirk at 432-1863 naruka L•athercratt, 8335 5850 40♦ 2554 8' bag awning $125 r mark ,,p t It $175. $175. 4538 Hwy 35,'115. Orono (905) •gdr yang Traditional Wood- '� k 5300 (905)655 9592 wortun 905 985-8774 Wun n, mactlin4, Hoover ,� n i 983 9540 apt we. $55 a27-3873, or 416-208-4246 •iiriiw► E D I R E C T O R Y It's always best to know .these neighbors.people are your Fax [7 News Advertiser O 11 683-7363 CZ ��� • • • • • HdPainting A • Movutg 8 • Drapes, • House • • Drivin • � �° • 11 moo$ • � � h • � " • I Decorating • Storage • I Upholstery • Cleaning • • Schools 'MISTER CHEAP•,Home :improvements. proveents. rec roomil law apartments. additions. lences, decks, etc. U- censed for over 20 years. all work guaranteed, for Free estimate call Emi• J.S. ARMSTRONG HANDY HELPER - P�ESS1%�L AJAX Moving Systems - full DRAPERY FACTORY DEV. INC. Specializing snowplowing, interior/exte- PAMIMM & services, moves, appkance Outlet RetasVWholesale - Custom /Ready in Custom homes, additbns, nor painting, repairs, Clea- trostatic air cleaners, hu• and piano specialists. Flat Made renovations, rec rooms and naps, and yard work. tits- �ATW rate or hourly We now Sheers. drapes, valances Ixi�ernent apartments. Res- count for senors. Cap Bert FM ES�11iftS have heated storage units and blinds. Tamarac Fabn- idential and commercial. x-6800 penance. Free esisimates, Now olfenng tree boxes cations. 723-7371 585 Serving Durham Region for kdeping ac,, art ng r,,nc LO~ �e with move. Park and load Wentworth St. E. •32. over 15 yrs. Free conlsulta- TUDOR Rose Renovation bY 10% special. sarong al $99. and Oshawa. tion. COM J•/f 9o5.12a- & Handyman Service. and all occassions. Have up Call for information, 77 5706. Quality carpentry. electrical, A eVEnigs 725 -coos or 427-0005. a plumbetg, drywall. 1.-.-g 11 fldS SIGON Constriction Ltd., d decorating. Complete serving Duirham Region for honk./olfice work. Small PtMM Wb Reasonable DUCTWORK installed, 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks. jobs welcome. 839-350 moved. relocated. Excellent p� doors. winbws. rel rates, references. 723.6122 ens, Basements, Ceramic rates. Free estimates. Elec• rooms, "one, free esti- anytirle- DRYWALL and painting, trostatic air cleaners, hu• mates. 905.576-5760. anteed lowest 905- 725- boardarlgtapirsitexturirg, midiliers. Big. Small jobs. 2507 Re. ' P1UMbing renovations and repairs. callPaul 428-0295. TOMMY'S HOME IM- shows are Juni Lettuce Small jabs. 15 years ex- appliances and piano spe- PROVEMENTS- carpentry help 839.7057 or 728-8334 penance. Free esisimates, EUROPEAN the special- dryi+,yl, basement abs., rec Serving Durham and out of w OZT NOIR ist, will renovate your bath- room. painting and deco- A� L��ED PLUMBER town area. Ken 434-450D. room. or kitchen walls, as tttlaait4�•rtrea•o■riwi� tin ceramic likes Call available. Ali your phuml lg G a R Maintenance Build- ing repairs and renovations electrical, plumbing, ceramic ales, carpentry. From small repairs to major renovations. Fully guaranteed, free esti- mates (905)668-3300 well as floor ties. Good ref- re V. needs. renovations erences and satisfaction Tommy at (9o`51420-8105. Cie guaranteed. For free esti- Guaranteed bwest prices! No job too small!! (9051 mates call D. Dykstra �-- VAZ GENERAL 432-2913. 4913 CONTRACTING If ALVIN SAYEDAY GCB Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 61166-1913 Visa Accept FAX • H ADS Cath Justin For Estimates (905)683-5818 EqwWmd Cron mo - - Bargain rates, offices. apt, homes, s Planta moving. Pack" avail Mare big or small, we price them all! Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice • Tsibring SER Alterations Wedding gowns E all kinds of clothing 8 draperies Reasonable prices car Holes 903-837-2591 CUL%l Your whole house cleaned,or packages to suit all budgets AN floors hand washed rely 28-bon97'wsied SIgGLE RWW .SERVICE One Maid Service at Team Service Prices Imsund lir &hndkd Quality Cleaning 905-6194082 stoves. Piarlds moved. also _ renes. •2950. Comparable Carpeting' • Party • MEN with large truck will Services do household moves. rest- CARPET Installations - 25 ALLSAII'E PRO DRIVERS Chnstrill Spechd $255.00 i 4 Dap Course Specializing in Elderly 8 Nervous Drivers. 428-1717 SCHOOL .4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 central, commercial. An years experience, re- PLUMBING licensed Additions. Baths, kitch- plumber. no job too small, ready to entertain for any ens, Basements, Ceramic no job too big, free esti- Free estimates D 8 N age. any occasion Birth -Business mates, great prices, guar- MICHALSKI MOVING - Tdes, Hardwood floors, anteed lowest 905- 725- • Services Rools,Tdm, Dors, Decks 1 2507 Visa Accept FAX • H ADS Cath Justin For Estimates (905)683-5818 EqwWmd Cron mo - - Bargain rates, offices. apt, homes, s Planta moving. Pack" avail Mare big or small, we price them all! Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice • Tsibring SER Alterations Wedding gowns E all kinds of clothing 8 draperies Reasonable prices car Holes 903-837-2591 CUL%l Your whole house cleaned,or packages to suit all budgets AN floors hand washed rely 28-bon97'wsied SIgGLE RWW .SERVICE One Maid Service at Team Service Prices Imsund lir &hndkd Quality Cleaning 905-6194082 stoves. Piarlds moved. also _ renes. •2950. Comparable Carpeting' • Party • MEN with large truck will Services do household moves. rest- CARPET Installations - 25 ALLSAII'E PRO DRIVERS Chnstrill Spechd $255.00 i 4 Dap Course Specializing in Elderly 8 Nervous Drivers. 428-1717 SCHOOL .4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 central, commercial. An years experience, re- MAGICIAN, clown friends, types of moves. Call Cad or stretching, our speciality. ready to entertain for any Jane 427-2856. Free estimates D 8 N age. any occasion Birth -Business MICHALSKI MOVING - Duncan. 987-1799 or 987- days. promotions, open • Services 1800 Ings, fund raisers Magic houses. apartments. offices. shows are Juni Lettuce appliances and piano spe- help 839.7057 or 728-8334 4TH LEVEL C G A bc9s,- cialists Senior and mid- kdeping ac,, art ng r,,nc month discounts. Licensed, • i S • AD RABBITwants work doing pons up -to 1,s. government insured Free estimates- magic tot hldren's parties remittances. WCB budgets Excellent service. Call 436 •95 and all occassions. Have cas h now. etc Manual or 77 • my own magician. Call Er - nie 668 4932 computerized Call 905- 686.7318 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,19" Christmas Christmas ChristmasCh Christmas Christmas ristmas Apartments " ApFoRentrtst EM Trees Treesgo Trees MI Trees Trees Trees f l For Rentseelill •, ;RV I �g Vv _�I TO HAVE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES DISPLAYED CALL 576-9335 OR 683-0707 CHRISTMAS TREES Cut Your Own or PreCut Spruce & Pine WHITBY - Thickson Rd. Exit off 401. North 5 miles to Conlin Rd. then East 1 mile OR 2 miles West of Durham College Open Daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m. BOWMIANVILLE - Waverley Rd.. Exit off 401. North 12 miles on Durham 57. Open Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Cut your own S22 any size includes G.S.T. Fresh cut trees S10422 indudes G.S.T. FREE TREE BAILING WATSON TREE FARMS (905) 263-8858 FREE Candy Cartes for kids FREE pine boughs 8 conies ARs &Arts b Arts&e Crafts a Crafts JM Crafts A CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALES are printed here NVed. Fri. & Sun. To place yours, call 57.6-9335 or 683-0707 Fax 579-2238 Oshaw af%lr ithy/Clarington This Week Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser r • 'Pewsuwksl Bowd" DOBERMAN MALE pups. bxacWrust. CKC reg'd German CDN tines, health gurant4e (905) 655-8475 FREE TO GOOD HOME. 2 krftens, ready now. Vet- Jd*Cked. call after 6 Mori Fri anytime weekends 579-3359 OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOCIATION presents basic & novice classes to begin January 8th a 9th. Call Bev at 905.435.0868. 5 Mill, Automobiles For Sale 5 M11 Automobiles For Sale 1979 CANARD 63.000 1905 PONTIAC 6000. 4 - original ktl , good Con dnsorh, door. 4.3-L diesel engine. $1.700 571-0138 new Pont. mechanically SPRINT sound As is $1750 o.b o 1979 Pontiac Suribird, V6. Cap 576-7884 for parts orgy. 86.000 ongr- Hes Pontiac Sunbird not km Take as is $4006 err condboning. 436.62441-6- till Sri __ .c nr hLSt DOBERMAN BLUE, fe- rrule seven months old, -7egislered, good with lids. uly vaccinated. tail and ears cropped $500. Call 905-579.9014, RADIO FENCE pet con- fainmem systems indoor Md outdoor, also bark control cdtars. available at Farcy Pet Foods. (905) 4*.>'09.3417. LHASA APSO pupa. great house pet. cion shedding. non allergenic. heath guarantee. payment terms available. (705) 786- 3124 M11 for$a s 1977 Mark 5 Lincoln New exhaust system. new rotor, and pads. battery. rear ores. Alarm with keyless entry $1695 Phone days 434-7330 Eve after 6. 436- 1781 1977 TRANS AN. excel- 4rent condition. 78.00okm, 6 6 -litre. automatic, easily certifiable. 53.000 firm Can 905.725.6704 or 725- 8506 o0i Cal 728-3181 1900 5 Lihe Mustang. auto.. 40.000 km on new engine Needs some work Asking $1000 as is or best over. Cal 905. 723-2474 .... i.n.rrc rant n WA V -6,T -bar root, suitable for para $400. O.B.O. 571- 0408 1082 Cadillac Deville, sil- ver with hinted windows, new tires. asking $1800. Phone 434-1912. 1902 Pontiac Grand Prix. Ps. pb. pw, p, p.tr nk. air. tilt. cruise, arMm cars.. very good condition. SM. aasi- y cerdied. 666-5972. 1902 THUNDERBIRD, fully loaded. new exhaust. new starter, 90,000 nxles.Clean interior, must be seen. Needs little body Asking $800 (905) 2 111$6 Anes, 140,000 km. certified, $1900. Also 1981 Mazda 626. $500 Excel- lent runners 2 great winter beaters 434-7564 or 723- 1155 after 8 p.m. HSS OLDS CUTLASS, engine and body in mint condtion, dual exhaust, certified, asking $2.595 or best otter 686-5474 Hee Chu Nova, au- tornabc. oxrtified, 4 door, ongnol 70.000 kms.. a/c, stereo, mint condbon, $4750 Phone 1-416-559- 5175 top free. tt108 mBSSAN 300 ZX, 5 speed, total 01001onic system excellent working condition, $4700 corblied Or best otter. 905-728- 1582. Anytime. 1901 Olds Firenze, red, 2 - door hatchback auto. ant I'm cassette. 180,000 kms., $1150 as is o.b.o. Phone (905)433-8050 or (905)404-1655. 1987 4 door Sprint, auto. rear wiper. stereo excellent Condition, no rust. certified 525W Call Craig. 697 - INS IM CHEV CAPRICE, wagon, 307, loaded with options, extra 3rd seat, ex- ceilent condibon, $4300 certified. 579.5799. 19N GRAND PRIX LE, fully, loaded. mint Condition, brand new brakes all ar- ound. including calipers Brand new Kenwood 10 Disc changer and deck. 2 10• speakers in box, and amp $8.900 o b o 434- 1738 1985 Plymouth Tunsmo. 1968 Jetta GL 5 speed. as is $900 or best offer Call at. sunroof, excellent con - (905)433 -4091 or (416) dition 52000 Call Rick at 265-2872 905-728.9559 Automobiles ON Auto Wanted , Trailers 9 M11 For Sale 1988 c­.a-. �"OC wagor CARS FOR CASH! We cy oaded. certified, ask- buy used vehicles Vehi ,g $3100 Call Nan 723 des must be in running • 492 condition Call 42724' 5 1988 PONTIAC Sunbird 4 or come to 479 Bayly S' Scor. automatic. 4 cyl.,2 East. Alax at MURAD AUTO I OHC eng. btVw ac. p/s.p/ SALES c 102 .300 km Mint condi- -,I certified 905.576- F-14 Credit/ref checks of pros- OSHAWA. 2 bedroom 1989 CHEVY SPRINT Jr auto 3 V great on has. 52.600 certified. o'ease Call 623-6955 789 DODGE Anes. 4- l• 2 2-autc amRm. only 500k- very good con - ^•on, $3250 cercfied Cap +J5-623-1463 1909 FORD TEMPO L.2 or auto, cassette air. 80.000 kms certified! $3.800 435-5735 1990 FORD Taurus 4- ;oor VC engine 3 04rtre. -owner Cir, excellent con - ]tion, certified plus new Mirtorola phone included. - your let -black, asking Si:200 579-1579 after -,pm 1990 Isuzu Impulse, blue, a -!o pw. 0, a/c. loaded. only 66.000 km Lady dn- ven. asking 59000 certified. 430-1424 19W PONTIAC Su;; rd 2 door automatic 4 cyln- oer. 70.000 km Good con- drt.on 54900 certified Cap 571-7427 after 5 30pm weeknights 19W TRACKER CL red, wo- stereacassene soh - top. new hardtop. Stam lard. 110k, exCOWI Con- dition. must sell. $6500 o.b.o 905-432.3119 1991 STYLUS ISUZU. Red, low kms. very dean. well mantaned car. $5999 Looks and dives like new 905-831.8729 or 905.287- 36" everkngs IM Saturn. SL2. auto, loaded. $11.800 Certified. Cal 435-5735 11193 PARK AVENUE, mint. fully loaded. 518.500. also. Kenwood. quality stereo system for ear. 11 pes.$2.000 value. 12 )4X11.26.1-2446 1!103 Saturn SLI. blue. 5 - speed. A.B.S., av, cruise. stereo Cassese, kill power package. 97.000 Hwy km., $9400 firm. Confied. Cal (905)725-0688. 198' Cavalier 4 door. red. auto. air. ABS. P/L. PR, rear defogger. AM/FM cas- sone. $10.500. 080 1-705- 807-5729. 87. HONDA CIVIC, hatch. $1500 as is.. 64 Kar wasalu, KZ750 . $1500. as is, bosh in good condition. 668-6683 CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Safety Inspections $49.95 Car dt Light Trucks Ajax 683-2277 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE -FREE tovrng tc- snap .,sed or abandoned cars trucks 11x 00.4. top prices paid- up to $100 (416) 281-3499 (416) 28'-3804 Trucks for Sale 11101 GMC Grand Sierra pick up. w/cap and slide -+n unit. 802 tent complete tot camping Great shape 53500 o.b o corbfied Call 728-9028 or 501 Norman- dy St 19" FORD pickup. F150. 6 cyl . 5 speed. Stan- dard, poww steering. pow- er brakes. sliding rear window. 149.000 kd . 54.500 or best offer (905) 683-0464 after 6 p m 1991 BLAZER. Excellent condition, certified. $15,800 0&0 Lar rmnile- age 905.723-8838 Mon- day to Thursday 1991 FORD Ranger XLT, extended cab. ExC~I condition, loaded, auto. V6, air, 93.000 km. $9.995 080. Cal 728-7242. H93 Cbev. IQ ton W/ T. 4.3 L.V6. 4 spd, auto, pulse wipers, SRW, box Iver. new P235 tires, rid on red, 105,000 KM., $11,300 or 080. 906-579- 5413 LIFETIME camping mem- bership Camp from coast to coast U S./Canada S4 00 per mite Pard $3.695 Must sell $495 U S. dollars 1- 800-236-0327 Auto Leasing Rentals NO MONEY DOWN. any -lake cr model Bank h - ancing. Fleet prices, save $500 or more 725-0042 movirm obiles SNOWMOBILE TRAILERS for sale and •Pmt Wade Sales. 655- 9,710. USED SNOWMOBILES ,•om St 500 and p New 'norm SN per mo and up Clark's Cats. (905) 985- 3312 fM1 Recreational Vehicles 23' MOTORHOME. '380 rebuilt for handicapper. 58.000 miles. good condi- tion, 52700 Car dotty. 1990. We new $1/95/0114. (905)655-8592 For R� El M11 1 bedroom, located on 35o Malaga Close to GM and 401. no pets Call any- time. 576-6724 1 and 2 bedroom. bcaled at 309 Cordova Rd., no pets, pbaase phone 579- 2387 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. Mon. 9 - 5, Tues. - Thurs. 9 - 8 Fri. 9 - 5 Sat.- Sun 12 - 5 (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED WHITBY - BLUE WATER PARK 1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. -Fri. 9 - 5 (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED AJAX Wr0 1 -bedroom basement apartment. fire- place, cable, suitable work - ,ng person. $600 inclusive. ist/last. Call 905-68Cr8277 APARTMENTS, bachelor, one and two bedrooms. available January Ist., from $485 monthly includes stove. fndge. parking 922 Glen St . Clean. quiet building, call 576-4457 ATT: LANDLORDS -look OSHAWA CENTRE r 401. 3 bedroom basement apt. . laundry room, nice kitchen. available immediatley. $750 plus 1/3 utilities. 839-- 1884 CLEAN family building. Oshawa north, one. two It three bedroom Includes Heat. hydro, hedge. stove. Laundry facilities available Available Jan Ist. Starting at $550. $650. $750 723- 2094 mg 'or a good tenants Ter. room basorkent apartment. ant screening service air. tou dry. parking, s4ps- Credit/ref checks of pros- OSHAWA. 2 bedroom Pectme tenants Exp tures- apts 299 Cordova 1st !)gator Reasonable rates January. balcony $690. and 905 -509 -RENT 11 Fairbanks tet Febrwry 1 Bedroom edr in $626. utdrbes included call AVAILABLE IMME- 728--6420. 725-y27 a DIATELY. in Whitby Apt house. AM uMdm included. build rg.. spacious. carpet OSHAWA. close to G.M . ed, newly panted, with bal- newer building, 1, 2 & 3 cony, close to bus, shop- bedroom apartments avail - ping. all utilities included. able Call 905-428-5723. first I last required, no pets. OSHAWA MarpAdelalde. I bedroom $625. 2 bed- 2.bedmc- apartment in room. $725 cap 430-0134 duplex. renovated Avail - BACHELOR APTapot- able Jan lsV% S575.ubk- ess sett contairwo above ties Cap 905-723-7386 or ground, furnished or untur- 905.728-6386 noshed. stats 1 working PICIER11G, - one bed - person, walkout to back. room al bright. light. fanv- front ent . (905) 831-7432 iyroom, fireplace. eat in BASEMENT apt for rent. kitchen, 4 pc. bathroom. Shared entrance & kitchen, hrstilast, no smoking, no own bath. No pea 1st/1". pets $600 Available any - $475 905-839-8768 IN 428-9363 COZY a CLEAN. 1 bed- PICKERING Hwy2;'Brock room, private entrance. area. large 2 -bedroom. Irv - laundry tacihi now O C , ing room. eat -in kitchen. available now $463 ubk- laundry- 2nd floor duplex. ties included 905-683- parkingown entrance. :146 $900 inclusive Available DOWNTOWN WHITBY Jan 1St 905-42(-5199 bachelor .n small budding. PICKERING. basernent Available Jan let $490 per apartment. alc. large bed - mo parking. storage, lock- room. bathroom, close to air. Erg. One bedroorn avail- market. GO. separate en- able artytrne 5650 pet mo. trance. appltances. newly - all ndusive, W / last 669- firv~ Non-smoker. pets. 4009 pre- single IemaWcouple pre - HOUSE $1250ymonth ferred. Available rnvne- d atey $700 inclusive. plus utilities (Upper 3 beo- 416-438-78%416-201- room 50 . tower 2 bed- 85 8231 room $705. Wdities and appliances all included) TWO bedroom. Nelson Outer Whitby area 430- St Oshawa. Heat, water 9684 and puking $650 per HWY n month Phone 723.7115 AJAx WESTHEY large profes- sionally finished one bed - 1 bedroom basement room basorkent apartment. apartment Ritson It Okve. air. tou dry. parking, s4ps- Newy decorated, spacious. rate antrance. 4 pce bath. $500/month inclusive. cable and utilities. Available Available Jan 15 or Feb 1st. Jan.1, $650 Wilmot. (905) (416) 5126414 427-6405 1 Bedroom edr in LAKEWW park Oshawa. Oshawa and Bowrrtarwies. 2 bedroom main floor of Starting at $6001month, house. AM uMdm included. w included, Indge a stocluded, No 'Def moven. wfacilities. No Cap 435--2433. pets. Cap 434-2407. Padu*% Laundry available tib MUST SEE, 1 bedroom 2/3 bedroom aparbmwits, 8 protessionasy renovated SIaY building. close to basement oparlmord Osha- sthooks, library, SaAh GM Available wa. separate entrance. plant ernnedete y acid Nov. 428 6328 1- par", al appliances, non-smoker, no per. Jan t 7pm for aDPoiteamwN $5501 onle inclumve. FwW 34WM6100M executive last. 571-4362. FORD BRONCO XLT. full aDarerent• located n Whit- NEW 1 bed barrit APL 1sV size 4x4. 351 Wuidwfel:••t g= lost. non-smoker. Church a Needs clutches. Fully Cal 9054*11-1477. Hwy 2. 905-428-7914. Loaded. Askwng $1100. or Towers- OSHAWA 2 bedroom O.B.O. Cap 728-1312 or AJAX Oxford $689 in 9-plex. Includes 435-5267. SP- tea, quobusming haat hydro. appliances, 1993 Astro Mind Van ext. Jan 1, professional- OSHAWA -newly renovat- p.s.. p.b.. p.d., 40 GO.PPooll, sum 22 Padu*% Laundry available tib and 3 bedrooms available on site. Converkent 10 401 4 Whed Odle Jan. & Feb. - 2 bedrooms and city bus routes. 433- $15,200 060 Call M-8421 "Wroans 683 067/. 8571 (unfit 7:30P.m.) or OSHAw, 2 s ,, bedroorrn 1990 AEROSTAR extend- 683-5322 apartments.88ai90available at ed. 3L, air• tilt- cruise, AMI AJAX, 110 Tultoch Drive. 888 900 Gwen Close FM cassette. low kits. pin• 3bedroom bungalow. chb int. to schools, shopping and vary glass, no rust, no available knrn0"64y G.M. Utilities included. GST, 7 passenger. Asking 5950/month. Call Firstllast required. Cal 728- $9275. cart. 905-434.7317. (905)686•-2778 4993. 1993 Astro Mind Van ext. Jan 1, professional- OSHAWA -newly renovat- p.s.. p.b.. p.d., ly done. 1 -bedroom base- ed two bedroom. $725 mo. new tires ment apartment w/eralowt. includes heat and hydro. /brakes, a/c. 8 passenger, 4 pc. washroom, 2 ap- parking and laundry avail - $15,200 060 Call pliances close to Durham able. No pets, non (905)721-0878 Centre a Hwy. $595 in- smokers, Cap (905) 831 - dudes utikues, cable, firsV 8030. last. !905,-_7_7405. AJAX, WESTNEY YOU e 4 HEIGHTS. 8n<thr 1 bed- room, basement walkout, 57 seepparate entrance. 4;r1 & 9-2238 GO, $600 inclusive. nrst a last. No pets, av:arable 40.1341 'lin- v�c+�>ti Cr aL'.� --� .- i L .x'?. a: + � Y-4:-�-_-�- L ..-�- .. ._ :.� . � Si � -. �... r.w-.1.A „►I'• .-sq.rr�d+. •.Y•...n.rw���wLr OSHAWA - one bedroom Heat, hydro, fridge and stove included. Close to all amenities. Available Jan 1st. $592. hrslAast. 434- 6311 WESTHEY ROSSLAND walkout basement. 2 pn- vat@ entrances, 3 bedroom. Irving room. sat n kitchen, 4 pix+ washroom, deep freezer, fridge. stow, laun- dry fadMles. W. last. $850 per mo. all ndusive. Cat allowed. 6815-41178 Apafrtrneints M11 For Rent WHITBY NORTH, 2 bed- room, bsmt. apt. , private entrance, living room, bar, fireplace, kitchen, fridge/ stove, 4 pc. bath, laundry facilnies,ubldies paid. use of pooUpatio. non smoker, no pets, ref...$800. 427-5466 WHITBY, basement bachelor, 1 block from Go. private entrance, laundry facilities, parking, large yard, Jan.1, $425 668- 7634 WHITBY, Brock & Ross' land, spacious 2 bedroom bsmt. apl., eat in kitchen, 4 appliances, $675/month available Feb.t, 905-666- 1306. WHITBY, Craydon Rd. 1 bedroom apartment, avail able Jan 1 st/96, $565. month includes heat, park Ing for 1 car. Call 905-723 6985 leave message. WHITBY, large 3 bed room. in triplex. very quiet central Whitby, laundry parking, utifibes included $820 per month, call Jame: 509-1805 WHY rent when you car own your own home to less than you think7i) Cal Dave Haylock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Real% (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3801 or (905) 666-3211. WILSOWKING area. One bedroom bsmt apt. Non smoker, no -pets S530/mi all inclusive Available im medienty 905-571-4059. Houses For Rent WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE- Sen. $61 tYmth ' o� wrigalow mmm b- h Exec s946trr+pr �+em-toOwn's Available d}4-6$19 1-600•840-6275 r.w caro Bad CMM 8ank*uDt7 No down pay111e W* I can Haiti MARK STAPLEY S.:k, Rcp Sutbm Gr r ExcA RcAty fele 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! WHY RENT? BUY! No down payment. No problem' Let rile show you how Mot Pay $7000.A.0 Call Thomas C. Pike sawn Rap, Rematt Accord Rodty Llai 5763111 3+1-Dev"OLM ser back -split, futty-broa booked. finished besemw fridge. stow. laundry. da to O.C., Civic, school avaibabM Feb.1 st/96, 4 a p fiances. S950+utdibe 905-579.7581 atter 4. 3 -BEDROOM horse pk i dose to an arnerwities (40 5 appliances. $1200+ ul lees. February 1. for rim nlormMgn 666-5160. Correction Notice Todd Harvey has not been affiliated with Plumbing For You as of Nov. 4,1995 4jAir dr News Advertiser apologizes'"- - for mistake in story that appear- d Sun., Dec. 3rd, 1995 Home Improvement Headquarters MousesHousesen I For Rent I For Rt / I Fo�Rent A 2 -storey, 4 bedroom house and small shed at 259 Old Finch Road, Scarborough. Go north on Morningside Avenue from 401, east to Finch Ave. East, immediately south of the old stone railway bridge. Tum right at Finch Ave. East, proceed past new subdivision on the south side (right) heading east, approx. 1/2 mile until reaching a vacant lot and old orchard on the southeast corner. Follow driveway, marked by a mailbox and two stone gate posts, approx. 300 yards, then past a small track on the east (left) side. Open Hoose -1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 19,19% Offers to Lease or information, contact: Jim Gleir" (416)585-7134 or Ontario Realty Corporation Real Estate Branch 16th Floor, 777 Bay Street Toronto, Ontario MSG 2ES Offers to Lease will be accepted by ORC no later than 11:30 a.m Wednesday, December 27, 1995, at which lime they will be opened in public The highest or any offer to lease will not necessarily be accepted Please quote T.O.: PWB -208 File: T-08595-4 AJAX 3 bedroom semi man floor, parking, ap- pitances. fenced yard. available Jan W 5800 mo. stAast plus 112 Referenc- es (905) 584-1581 BROCK/401 immaculate arge 3 ned 5 appl. lecui :eramics. CN. 3 bath, tr shed bsmt. $1100 Feb 1 471.3729 1 COUINTI I IN THE CITY Over -sized 4 -bedroom 2 4 -piece baths Very large yard Parking Laundry $1095 Call 433-5586 HARMONY -OLIVE area I ;)e;,,oms.quiet neigh. borhood gainers room. rel room. 7 appliances. $1.000 plus utilities Istliast Avail- able mmed,aterly, 723- 3078 HOUSE available "ri :ate. Pickering. 3 bed- room upper, appliances. ay C. Shared laundry Close 10 Go $900 plus utd. Refer- ences required. No pets 416-2844010 HWY. 2 /COURTICE lo- -a,or Three bedroom bungalow with garrage.e -ental $950 per mo. plus itikail bas Ist7last- Avablef mmediately 666-4970 KING St E , newly up- : -aced 3 -bedroom fully de - 'ached backspin. wrurlpod ub, ria. aground pool, new .arpet. 3 appliances. high -rffciefl gas heating, 4 ar kly+ parking. $250/wee . mines, firstilast, referenc- s available Jan 1. Can 28-5708 LARGE raised-bungatow, 3 bedrooms, laundry, -edge. gas -range. gas -dry- er, cla. ctv, pod + bast -rent w/2 -bedrooms, Will ening rooms. kitchen. bae1, laundry. appliances. in- zome from basernal : $700/ month. Available Jan 1sV y6 4il from O.C. $1197+ �trnties 905-579-6937 .ave message. MAIN Iloor of bungalow. south Oshawa, 3 bad - rooms, non smoker, refer- ences, firsWast requital $950 mo, inckRb• util*m Avail" Jan. 1. 432-2279 or 728-2579. PICKERIIG, WW* Farm Rd.Mingsion Rd btengalow, mmeenttarge b� id�e. $10501monij Caul Will 0000. Avaiabte Feb lift RITSONJOLNE, 2+1 - bedroom. 3 appliercill quill fenced yard. dogs school. available Jan.t� 96. $750+utaies. 1stilail references. Call go5-721. 2952. SMALL 2 -bedroom house, 5650+ubliues, frklige, stove, kitchen, living room, avail- able JanAst196, 319 Bloor SLE. Call after 4pm 579- 3633. SOUTH OSHAWA. 3 bedroom upper in 4 appy drive all Medi 725 WHITBY three bedroom 2 storey, finished base- ment. close to shopping and schools. For more in- formation call 430-8585 / Housing 1191 Wanted 2 ur 3 oeoroom nouse wanted to rent in the Har- mony/Olive area Oshawa Please call 723-7175. Townhouses For Rent QUIET south Oshawa 3 beC lownhouse in family complex. $950/mo alt in- "Iusive. Close to schools and shopping. 435-1088 NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom Townhouses in well maintained family complex, freshly decorated with Frig /stove. dose to all amenities, on site Mgmt of- fice call 728-3777 PICKERING VILLAGE 3 bedroom townhouse Close to schools. 401 6 GO. Available mmediently $950 /mo + utilities 905- 796-7549 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom townhouse, in well mi tailed family complex. Includes all utilities. 4 ap- pliances. parking, close to schools and an amenities 122 Colbome SL E. Oshawa For appt. 434-3972 / Shand ACcomodation TWO BEDROOM main floor of house to share Backyard. parking $340 + 1/2 hydro. Available Jan 1st Call Peter 905-576- 1616 AJAX large 4 bedroom home. need 3rd person Large bedroom. own wash- room, near lake 5400 Plus. 428-9913 AJAX- 'Nestney Heights Large 3 bedroom house. non-smoker, female pre- ferred, first and last re- quired, 5450 inclusive Available immebately. Call 905-428-1375 CENTRAL OSHAWA. close 'o aiamenities, use of house, kitchen/bath. sil- ling room available (prwate space) $450 -month inclu- sive For appointment/to view 905.571-6545 leave message FURNISHED townhouse t0 share, main floor laun- dry. central all, pod. Perk ng, utilities included Non smoker. 5350 per mo 434- 7866 PICKERING Brock -Finch, partially furnished. very 'urge room in quer house. Includes parking, laundry. cable. fireplace storage space. Non smoker 5450 inclusive. hrsNtast required 905)686-0298 Office & EM Retail Space 4 Months Free Rent - Downtown Oshawa. 400- 3500 sq If available Park- ing and great exposure. Best rental rates. Call 434- 2447 or 655-4132. STOREfor rent at the 4 corners, Oshawa. 5450+ hydro. available FebAst/J6. Also store, $795+hydro, available Jan.tst/96, beau- tiful office 2nd floor. $225 all inclusive. 725-8710. J • Sloop SpIlice DOUBLE GARAGE for rent. January 1st. 96 Oliva ' Roolml Ave., Storage only. 723- for Reint 1290 ROOT in 3 -bedroom fJ Me tiY (rouse. prefer rommm work- ing ad*/SkKNK — Perk - kg, but at door. share kilchenikalh. non-smoker. no pats references mals e negotiable, $30ofmonth. 905-806.2067. ROOMS FOR RENT leer M1 1 orwm* Whiles Rd( Oklahoma Clean, bright house in lieu required No smokers Hydro staff welcome (905)4204)042 lances. laundry. paves wloow II THE CITY, we lanced yard. close to out of town. I have the per- artW Wmm. available im- fact spot for you in smoke ately, $775+hydro. free environment. Quiet 0656. home, t.v. included in room. $75 per ll Telephone 4905) NIDUSTRIAL UNITS 1800 sq. ft. A modem build- ing. extra parking, large doors. Nelson and Water- loo St. Oshawa. dose to 401, starting at $675 net Per mo. Phone 432-7223. EN111 tfsc. R. fillIRAN s ATTENTION Snowblrds GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo, dose to famous Clearwater beach, pod. ja- cuzzi. BOO. private yard. available now until the end of December or Apel to Dec. 1996. For into and to view photos 686-911146 or 579.3788. / • I Flory au. -max Cross- roads Realty Inc 416-491- Townhouses RenMls I For Sale CLEARWATER, fully fur- TOWNHOUSE FOR SA- nished 2-3 bedroom mobile LE104 Vail Meadows cres homes, heated pools, hot Bowmanvile. 1544 sq ft, 3 tub. tennis, minutes to levels, bright, clean end beaches. Blue Jay baseball unit 3 bedrooms. 2 1/2 NHL Hockey, dog 8 horse baths, family room, living tracks Children welcomed. room, forced air gas, central Less than motel. (9lcome- au, 5 appliances. window 5503 coverings, fenced yard, paved driveway, many ex - SEA GATE wildommi- tras 1-905-623.0212 ums. 3 bedroom. 2 baths Indian Shore Florida. On Money the Gulf of Meiuco. Heatedt0 Lend pool, walk to many activities and beautiful beach. Call 905-723-5495. Reasonable BORROW S1o.000 pay rates. as little as S110 per month . o a c Free consultations Private Homes Anubis Investments Ltd. ' For Mortgages and Loans Sale since 1973 Calf (905)668 - QUALITY D'Angelo Multi- level N W Oshawa 3+2 SELL IT NOW CALL bedroomskitchen over- looks tam 'Iwith fire- 576-9335 place. 2 walkouts. inground OR798-7672 THE NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,1995 -PAGE 24 Business W11 OpportunitiesOil Opportunities • I Opportunities r I Personals H [ OPPORTUNITY to PHYSIC READER An b build Heritage integrity sena 1st time .n this area. consumable products An She can tell you past. pres- "The Meat People" opportunity to build a suc- ent and future. She can cessful home based busy help yYou with all problems A franchise Opportunity exists in ness For more information in life, love marriage. Peterborough. Gross annual sales can Watkins Independent money happiness, health approx. $600,000. Director. Leonard and Vel- All readings private and Contact Jacques ma Morgan ID 4 74028 confidential Come see ranee -7c IM Sun Ajax (905) 683-4519 what the New Year holds for you For appointment ESTABLISHED auto re- call 725-0428 Money Pan shop building, land. 2 • Mortgages, bays.ho�sls, office. major PSYCHIC Answers Rated To Lend e I Insurance street 'Oshawa) Contact e' Canada Answers to Kim Ch R love mon 52 99/ pool. 3 baths, FAG, m -law l L:J 1:3 IZI = =1 � M potential. 160 Goodman Or In In / $171.500 Call Sheila Mc- / ❑ Laren Sutton Status 436- I Memoriams I Memoriams 0990 BEST DEAL IN WHIT- BY. 3 bedroom, +.500 sq it on quiet cres.'hardwood floors. fireplace, two car dn- aeway. deck, finished basement $155 K 668-2375 BRAND-NEW HOME S116900 6 only, Central Oshawa. 3 -bedroom, ga- •age,country kitchen. 7'M100' lot, $1000 down Alan Duffy. Remax Ability 432.7200 BRAND NEW HOMES. 5875 per month why rent1 Starting at $119.900 North West Oshawa. 3 bedrooms. high efficiency gas heat. R- 40 nsul liaised bungalow. only 5 len, others from $104.900 Call Peter Neal. Sales Rep . Gude Realty. 723-5281 POWER of Salesi' S87 900 buys a 2 storey w/ 3 -bedrooms. rec room, w/o to large yard d more' 5% down -payments $750, monthly including taxes Ted Houghton, Remise Sunvrxt 668_3800 Our family would like to ronvey our sincere grati- tune and appreciation to everyone who so kindly gave of themselves at the time of Davids death, and on an ongoing basis thereafter Wry are truly overwhelmed by your generosity :ompassion and concern. The tributes to Dav along with the Masses and prayers offered h;- have been a source of strength for all of us. 'IVv want to especially thank all of those who o,tributed to, and looked after the reception ",llrwing the funeral, and to the Durham Region- al aolice and the Ontano Provincial Police who ha ie been so very kind to us. flas been a very difficult haw- for our family. ar„ vve are sincerely grateful for your kindness and care. Yours most sincerely, The hmdy of David mcclusiey: John and Gail, Anigela, Brun and Travis, Paul mind Joanne. Rebecca and Carelyn- r WINTER PROGRAMS January 16th - March 20th CLASSES NOW FORMING IN: * Pre-Ballet/Jazz *Pre -Tap * Creative Dance *Ballet * Jazz *Adult Classes - Jazz Tap, Ballroom & Line Dancing BEGINNERS TO ADULTS REGISTRATION SAT., JAN. 6TH FROM 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. 845 Westney Rd. S., Unit 81 Ajax For information call 03-1269 aloe flee gilt of exercise Jud llMlr duet will /A& a liledme. j" Blaisdale Montessori Schools a 25 year tradition 18 months -12 ) Full day academic progms Part finwFull ib -me p*whool a A.M.I. certified teachers - Spacious classrooms o Large grassy playgrounds - Over 25 years in education Call for information or a tour. (905) 509-5005 Pickering (905) 686-5005 Ajax Accepting aAplicatifxls for Jit xmy REGISTRATION GI%e is 3'12 I • won • • • STJL11l)S i/COaPUexitU • Join Canada's Largest Private Skating Club! Directed by a Canedim Triple Gold medalist and tornlsr ilperrlslWW competitor Menem Twinn 12 WK. WINTER PROGRAMS COMMENCE JAN. 1&% In Aurora, Concord, Downsview, North York, Pickering, Scarborough 8 Toronto Aduk, Teen It Private Lessons also Available !n ❑ FOR INFORMATION OR BROCl UREOFFICE HOURS: - 1t-s"NPD09�4�1 MON.-FRI. :1 4.. au. -max Cross- roads Realty Inc 416-491- o ey. career minute 18+ E R P A 1. MORTGAGES - Good. 4002 900-451-4055 bad and ugly Financing for any purpose, rates from 5 95% All applications ac- Community FAX YOUR l 1 cepted Finan- tial Services 668-6805 e 9MPersonals • ' Personals faIT-Personals leeeeee --- pool. 3 baths, FAG, m -law l L:J 1:3 IZI = =1 � M potential. 160 Goodman Or In In / $171.500 Call Sheila Mc- / ❑ Laren Sutton Status 436- I Memoriams I Memoriams 0990 BEST DEAL IN WHIT- BY. 3 bedroom, +.500 sq it on quiet cres.'hardwood floors. fireplace, two car dn- aeway. deck, finished basement $155 K 668-2375 BRAND-NEW HOME S116900 6 only, Central Oshawa. 3 -bedroom, ga- •age,country kitchen. 7'M100' lot, $1000 down Alan Duffy. Remax Ability 432.7200 BRAND NEW HOMES. 5875 per month why rent1 Starting at $119.900 North West Oshawa. 3 bedrooms. high efficiency gas heat. R- 40 nsul liaised bungalow. only 5 len, others from $104.900 Call Peter Neal. Sales Rep . Gude Realty. 723-5281 POWER of Salesi' S87 900 buys a 2 storey w/ 3 -bedrooms. rec room, w/o to large yard d more' 5% down -payments $750, monthly including taxes Ted Houghton, Remise Sunvrxt 668_3800 Our family would like to ronvey our sincere grati- tune and appreciation to everyone who so kindly gave of themselves at the time of Davids death, and on an ongoing basis thereafter Wry are truly overwhelmed by your generosity :ompassion and concern. The tributes to Dav along with the Masses and prayers offered h;- have been a source of strength for all of us. 'IVv want to especially thank all of those who o,tributed to, and looked after the reception ",llrwing the funeral, and to the Durham Region- al aolice and the Ontano Provincial Police who ha ie been so very kind to us. flas been a very difficult haw- for our family. ar„ vve are sincerely grateful for your kindness and care. Yours most sincerely, The hmdy of David mcclusiey: John and Gail, Anigela, Brun and Travis, Paul mind Joanne. Rebecca and Carelyn- r WINTER PROGRAMS January 16th - March 20th CLASSES NOW FORMING IN: * Pre-Ballet/Jazz *Pre -Tap * Creative Dance *Ballet * Jazz *Adult Classes - Jazz Tap, Ballroom & Line Dancing BEGINNERS TO ADULTS REGISTRATION SAT., JAN. 6TH FROM 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. 845 Westney Rd. S., Unit 81 Ajax For information call 03-1269 aloe flee gilt of exercise Jud llMlr duet will /A& a liledme. j" Blaisdale Montessori Schools a 25 year tradition 18 months -12 ) Full day academic progms Part finwFull ib -me p*whool a A.M.I. certified teachers - Spacious classrooms o Large grassy playgrounds - Over 25 years in education Call for information or a tour. (905) 509-5005 Pickering (905) 686-5005 Ajax Accepting aAplicatifxls for Jit xmy REGISTRATION GI%e is 3'12 I • won • • • STJL11l)S i/COaPUexitU • Join Canada's Largest Private Skating Club! Directed by a Canedim Triple Gold medalist and tornlsr ilperrlslWW competitor Menem Twinn 12 WK. WINTER PROGRAMS COMMENCE JAN. 1&% In Aurora, Concord, Downsview, North York, Pickering, Scarborough 8 Toronto Aduk, Teen It Private Lessons also Available !n ❑ FOR INFORMATION OR BROCl UREOFFICE HOURS: - 1t-s"NPD09�4�1 MON.-FRI. :1 4.. PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1"S rem Companions IRA Companions Adu1T E►�Tartolr�mar�T nor �ISCr©oT C'—or�llo mores Prlvo7a Lodlas 8t Adv®r'lTtJrO us COu p165 7 Days 12pm–lam / Now Hiring a ' Personals THE PSYCHI ALLIANCE Coring & Concerned 18+ $3.99/min. Live 1-900-451-4302 24 hrs. r e ompanions EASTSIDE CONNECTIONS DATELINE Free to call to place your ad. no charges for Ladies. no phone bd charges. 905130-7060 EVER thought about using a dating seance or just bridling out more about them? Now you can call for a free brochure with no pres- sure or o06gtlon. Full baa. photos. hrgh compatibllrry, standards. great value d very Sa%Cwe For sr+gles seeking their special m soeone Partner Search 683-2414 pnessagel "-b— a tch ny-eine atch Mate-: want someone Speaar in Tole I fe) Screened ntroduceons GO 434-8399 C. - e N 0 40W a 0 v 0 M N W © lllllllc W E MON0 J The CHRLSIMAS C(XOK CONTEST mb* "" on Dec. 13/95 m the NmAdv 1w) SIIOUId be dliopped Off 9 130.132 Comlllw W Ave, m Ain. GOOD LUCK EVERYONE! s CALL • 683.1545 • for up-to-date auction listings. Clarington residents call 404-2615 M IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON YOUR ONE STOP ys�!",•grh . .. aex7�lt'Ya+:... _' - s'Yc"!.°,.i•`.Lz 8'A!5er k.T THIS FEATURE ~YOUR AUTOMOTIVE` AUTOMOTIVE GUIDE CALL BILLY 416-798-7672 EXT: 2304 pag` PROFESSIONALS u. r. ppAp SEFiv10E SED TIRES • TIRES OF ALL KINDS WHEEL 00 aaJvr or TRUCK, CARS OR FARM EQUIP. • WIDE SELECTION OF BRANDS ALIGNMENTS $349 `eOANY co we pay 6 SIZES IN STOCK OST CARS f Alosr • PHONE DISPATCH a Refinishing D • COMPLETE AUTO & TRUCK BRAKES 1 REPAIR s79' FRONT From Straioftr ing •FAM -SERVICE THAT NEVER SLEEPS" �9� REARS • bsuranee gains Eastem Tire Service & JSK Auto Care 759 Kingston Road West - AJAX L92 (Between Wo& Road a Church street oft the SoI Side) �i 905-686-1694 "' TER IS HERE" CALL THESE AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS ON THIS PAGE THREE BEARS WINTER SPECIA Free Estimates AUTOBODY Complete Collision `eOANY co we pay f Alosr a Refinishing D ( I TO Cars b Trucks –.. From Straioftr ing •FAM o to • bsuranee gains T DEC. • Car Rentals Arranged p' 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX IOpen 6 Dolts A Week (905) 619-2327 40 3F. ALL woRK GUARANTEE THREE BEARS AUTOBODY WINTER IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER HO HO HO, the Christmas season is just around the corner. I'll bet you you would be delighted to see a new car parked out in the driveway Christmas morning! Replace mom's taxi with something shiny and new. That and a winning Lotto ticket in my pocket just about takes care of my fantasy for the day. The reality is that most of us can't afford to put a new car under the tree, but for less than five per cent of the cost of a new car, we can make your family vehicle look like new. The staff at Three Bears Autobodv can transform that worn out car into a gleaming new vehicle that looks like it just came out of the factory. Three Bears Autobody Inc., located at 282 Monarch Ave, Unit 20B in Ajax, is a new shop with traditional values. "We offer a complete range of service, ranging from collision work, rust repair, restoration, to complete paint jobs, says Kevin Bond. "And it's all done by fully qualified and licensed staff who take extra care to do the job right. "Our customers deserve and expect satisfaction, when they entrust their vehicle to us, so we take that special care to ensure that we meet or exceed their expectations" Great service, usually comes at a large price, but the staff at Three Beam, believes it's better to give the customer value, because they want that customer for a lifetime. "Our reputation will be earned through hard work, one customer at a time:' says Kevin, "But we are hopeful that a happy customer will recommend us to their friends, when we do a good job on their vehicle" To enhance value, Three Bears offers free rental cars for most insurance collision claims, or we pay the deductible on your claim, subject to certain conditions. Senior citizens may request — a 10°% discount on all work, no matter Three Bears Auto bt)dy how big or small the job. They also provide a shuttle service. Take advantage of their Christmas t special of 20°% off a complete paint job - From acomplete collision repair to a minor paint touch up, visit Three Bears Autobody, or call 619 -BEAR (2327). Come in for a no obligation free estimate, and have a happy holiday season. gz,f„d `o,,x` Y""THREM YOUR ONE STOP .MECHANIC SHOP ENC. 695 Finley Ave. - AUTOMOTIVE SHOP - ---Ajax_Ont_— OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 31/95 r---- -1-------------,------- ------------------------ Oma. ooumo SYSTEM Fk • I4r:Ikr. • �Ldlk•r. 1 url Inp avun l n BRAKES 1�_ `� 1 1 �"_ 1 • 'I Illlt'-L jn • tAnillllf', \�It'lll. • 11.1IIt•h 1 Front tl29AS• "•e/ 'ter j 1 I • 1 • IilthauV • Au t �nxLtr�nunj; AIII'Ld•nle l' Gam' Rear Sri" eA'� Vy1 I ' . IG'ha•rl IRrl.. ♦6.. A. N N ,,1, l Soo- wilh OW =ON. II Pityeotagiwnancc I I I 5141 T•v A UP TOS LITRE REFlLL 1 ►re Eau Inline• 4 Vee Ealy N k. ftsiwr11e Esu 1 ' MIIO Oil c! n. Trude area. 1 If you wish to advertise on this feature call Buy (416) 798-7672 Fact. 2304 . THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, I"S-PAGE 29 Dear Santa S SEND IN YOUR LETTERS 30-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax Ont. L1 S 21-15 Dear Santa I love you. !ar Santa, I am a good girl/boy we you, you are cute! I am five years old. could like power weels for I am not a fussy person �ristmas and a new box of Thank You iyons and a teddy bear Jonathon, Amanda, Sara stume. Dear Santa Love Matthew age 5 ive a Merry Christmas! Dear Santa, love you! For Christmas can you please bring me: Cool Tools the truck, Jeep power weels, a new car, batman costume and a robin costume. P.S. Merry Christmas TABLE LINEN RENTAI +� FOR ALL OCCASION; All standard sizes available. Free delivery & pick-up. Wide colour selection. BEST QUALITY BEST PRICE - PROMPT SERVICE AMBASSADOR 1.0.11 ILLS Serving Pickering, Ajax & Whitby 905-428$128 Fax 90542&8531 aaasemew �r Love Cameron age 4 How do you like living in the north pole? I love you! Not because you bring presents but because your a really nice guy! For Christmas - would like a kids laptop computer. I saw it on tv or my magic dairy and Suzie Stretch and markers. I hope you have a safe trip on Christmas Eve. Love Adrianne Have a Merry Christmas Attention Ajax Children TALK TO SANTA °r� �j Monday, Dec. 18 6:00 to 8:00 pm j 1besday, Dec. 19 6:00 to 8:00 pm Vednesday, Dec. 20 6:00 to 9:00 pm Thursday, Dec. 21 6:00 to 7:30 pm Tanner les Suttttonn Herrkmp Really Inc. 619-9500 RGGERS� Community 10— Atter you write your letter to Santa you can talk to him personally. Tune in to vnur community channel to share }our Christmas Wish List. Santa will welcome you in person on Tuesday & NVednesday on the Ajax Transit Santa Express or b�, phone. %Vatch for details. AY t;120 / I � • ro rHURso�r :,a,,,,: s 7 DAYS OF `�T FULL GOLF I u ngAOL p oO POMTE oOW CAM P 5W I taxes a gra" K b • PRIME RIB OF BEEF • DANCING DJ � GREEN FEES PW 511.35 GST S90d ...� � So � r -7.m COUPLE I -BEVERAGES HAVING VISIT DRS WITH SMALL CHILDREN THIS HOLIDAY SEASON? Need To Rent A Crib, Stro , Higbcbair? Introducing �- � LAURA USSHER of the 7/e araa ac News Advertiser &Q,iogcea u ot*aae a �i aucd a i . Baby N Away Tearm.. ,, g SUWY ftnIals• rr� Laura, a resident of the Ajax/Pickering area for 10 years, is a busy mother of 3. She has travelled extensively with her children by plain, train & car and knows all -too -well the inconvenience and extra work involved in transporting necessary baby equipment. When she was approached to offer a service that would alleviate those headaches for others, she jumped at the chance! In the Fall of '94, her brother and sister-in-law purchased Canadian rights to the Baby's Away concept• beginning its international expansion. Laura agreed that providing new, CSA approved equipment to traveling families and those receiving visitors with small children was a convenient, much- needed service. She now runs one of 7 Canadian locations from her home in the Frenchman's Bay area and rents everything from cribs, highchair.. backpacks and swings to several types of car seats & strollers & her stock is continuously growing. Give Laura a call any Jay of the week. She'll be- happy to deliver the baby equipment you need & pick it up when you're done. Book ahead if %ou %%ish - she'll set aside that crib or car seat just for you! (100.x) S3 y -102 -1 3 1 9 " zsrti: PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17,1995 t to you by • eek and the News Advertiser 683-7040 404.2623 ' I I ' . ...7024 Pickering Moviplex 9 .....7025 Today's Birthday ........5020 Oshawa Little Theatre ....7026 Aries ..................5021 Whitby Little Theatre .....7027 Taurus ................5022 Durham Shoestring Performers Gemini ................5023 Cancer ................5024 6025 Leo ...................5025 Major League Baseball Virgo..................5026 Toronto Maple Leafs .....5034 Libra ..................5027 NBA Scorpio ................5028 Pro Sports Update .......5036 Sagittarius .............5029 Capricorn ..............5030 Aquarius ...............5031 r Pisces ................5032 LOTTERIES 649 so«r«w a lwrap camr.+ca.n.15001 Pick .................5002 Super? ...............5003 Lottario ................5004 .coke of the Day .........5016 Quote of the Day ........5017 Trivia Quiz .............5018 Environment Canada .....5556 I Oshawa Centre Cinemas ..7022 Local Lacrosse ..........5038 Local Baseball ..........5039 NHL ..................5041 Proline ................5042 Oshawa Generals .......5043 NFL..................5044 Blue Jays ..............5045 CFL..................5046 Local Hockey ...........5047 Durham College .........5051 Ajax/Pickering Update ....5137 Ajax/Pickering Hockey ....5138 Raiders 'AAA' Hockey ....5139 Ajax/Pickering Dolphins ...5140 Ajax/Pickering R►ngette ...5141 Alax/Pickering Baseball ...5142 AlaxlPickering Soccer ....5143 Ajax/Pickering Softball ....5144 Ajax Bridge Club ........6000 Oddfellows/Rebekahs ....6001 Oshawa Legion .........6002 Whitby Cinemas .........7023 Ajax/Pickering Cinemas ...7024 Pickering Moviplex 9 .....7025 Scoreboard ............9009 Oshawa Little Theatre ....7026 (Durham West) ..........6023 Whitby Little Theatre .....7027 Myalgic Encephalomylitis Durham Shoestring Performers 7028 Weekly Video ...........7029 6025 Rogers Community 10 ....7030 � 4 Major League Baseball .. 5033 Toronto Maple Leafs .....5034 United Survivors .........6051 NBA .5035 Pro Sports Update .......5036 (Take Olt Pounds Sensibly) Oshawa/Whitby Update ...5037 Parents of Teens ........6003 AI -Anon, AI-Ateen .......6004 Alcoholics Anonymous ....6005 Women's support group of Durham Community Care .6006 S.O.S. ................6007 (Smokers Overcoming Smoking) COPE (Depression) ......6008 Canadian Calorie Counters 6009 One Parent Families .....6010 Parents Without Partners ..6011 Living with Cancer Support Group (Durham East) ..........6012 Living with Cancer Support Group (Durham West) ..........6013 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Youth of Durham ...............6014 Emotions Anonymous ....6015 AIDS committee of Durham DASH Group ...........6016 Multiple Sclerosis Society .6017 Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics (Durham Chapter ........6018 Oshawa & District Ostomy Association .............6019 Caesarean Prevention ....60210 (Clarington residents) La Leche League ........6021 Reach to Recovery Milestones .............9008 (Breast Cancer) .........6022 Scoreboard ............9009 Learning Disabilities Association (Durham West) ..........6023 Myalgic Encephalomylitis Association .............6024 Fibromyalgia Support..... 6025 Epilepsy Parents Support .6026 Osteoporosis Support ....6027 United Survivors .........6051 TOPS....................8004 (Take Olt Pounds Sensibly) Oshawa Revenue Toastmasters Club ..................6028 Oshawa Toastmasters ....6029 Macintosh Users East ....6030 First Oshawa ITC Club. ..6031 Durham P.C. User's Club ..6032 arl�nits &'rots St. Mark's United Church ..6033 Simcoe United Church ... _6034 Harmony United Church ..6035 Parent Finders ..........6044 Business Networking Group of Whitby ................6045 Poets in the Pub .........6046 ABOUT CRIMESTOPPERS .........6047 cl t Crime of the Week sror'ss .6048 Execu-Care Home & Office 8100 Care -Givers ............8101 Anscot Contracting .......8102 Erotica Video ...........8103 Vallillee Wide Format Products Ltd....................8106 AVE Entertainment ......8107 Emergency Plus "CPR" .............8111 Once Upon A Child ......8118 Call for Less ............8003 Take Off Pounds Sensibly . 8004 Letters to the Editor ......9001 Mllestones .............9002 Scoreboard ............9003 General News ..........9004 Bulletin Board ...........9005 InfoSource .............9006 Letters to the Editor ......9007 Milestones .............9008 Scoreboard ............9009 General News ..........9010 Bulletin Board ...........9011 InfoSource .............9012 For an audio version of all current death notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarington residents). 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HONEST GUhr Y .ea, ),, all ale. 57 Dwd o- •warrent BOX 26M NEW YEARS ALONE' ^oce r' Separated 2 12 nq. WiCing. walks r'he Country. duel evenms at Look j 'c. 3r w-p:vw: s:ngje white -ale 25 'c '':2�. : = :ore -a, wt .ryes. envoys 'f+e as LET'S START TOGETHER. Ear' •dsW mar s' ,ones: Vic 'a•: +civ - W ono It err, scale PETITE WOMAN^edu^ Drown ea•-, w-•t7^•,w' age 3: 53 StaAder !ergo, dark hoop aM fe rmrOn,nwv 80X 2652'/ 32. wrc s •driest. caring and good ^urvow for a daps Mowes. damarg, 7wet "s "Ing'or yeah )t Coking'or East ndir aorta'. 43 b 5C. eve movies. pets ad me ho,^e to Sion, eas. y hat, Or;yr tvt` '•v; ?':'py^'-. 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O iris lancing dry ENTHUSIASTIC ady SJ ,!e,ested m personal WDERSTANDNG'w-ale 3' C,okkr oaf rt tips, years krplly go, nusmeNd BOX 26849 sensed hero hoe spit ad,Receonwe oasol ^emamc and Dosviry *tie BOX 2453 a' :.e' evtmgs a hare. smo-s -Owy grow'^. }erg. 3arlMq, walks'rcounby am cour employee E•wt,5 •Tres. eadnq. holidays garlen WEIRD AND WONDERFUL Nh,te -alt 26. win ivy, we sndlra •7ertgAw wx 26791 � IICARIOUS FEMALE oar^+^. k 3'^3:'..e A a a len brig, amxfke male 46 to 56 wdP Srrrar oak, suing aeay secue nlrestnq Me bmearm rig. cae+g and chill akaprq to tar holo x veer en e of wa ^ '" Ind Mevy, so Loaking, NEW N TOWN' SN sr ger rye ,a a 29 ,arae- r . , r^ae ; ', are ,• :Wain for ewenc ^tetesm for mssat mia ionsrep BOX MITI) old 4Ywned Dw pasS aka, onnes BOX 26532 uderstadIM. empoyed gw Meffw 35 a 42. for to mW a M Owing Mngle 23 to 28. for wi nce. we : " - a_e tin sardy donde am. 'OmMIC.SEEKING MEN ,YI 17getehs sox 2436 SINCERE MAN WANTED Swagte tlr,ae Z' S B". SEEKINGOMP N a SEEKING COMPANION an 5: .-a'•acneC. ptxsdebg tem+ reatl0n5trp BOX 2A112 sl B 26 dines. 'loves pool. Tae sola and possW PIF ,sat mos Pews brag and :onOasslaaae. seen srW 'ernak. T m • Y.ICs O�m:r +lot 7ten rya Looking b Same SINCE,on*"vert attrx,ve doMe Nowt' O earn I bre kM, tinkly SINCERE MAN WANTED Nam Mammo ^time, d X tenalwo Pax 2iC3 b 75. attractive nro "as r a the ,Dove tuakea NEW NEW FOR 9i :,.'. ^+tie.:: ^.as;.;.une. wellsFRIENDS/SPORTS Ire eo K acare. s«ut ad rrorNss 'r, gpllmg b �1en. lag wants. •rovles. sports Looking fa two edaC .wt ro "ee' 415444 Weaa guy am 36. NO GAMES PLEASE S1ngN while mike. 40. ■cal and ■Ins b vera u1e ro the kae9 Srrym +vll5 at Sar'm .. L 3`. 'v "IeMSM1C ,oDaaMe ,eNAaNm'p envoys M rater. #rg t, ale Dun firkk�dsip. possible Qat win sdmtone eve rreesm we ding out. cuddrp lag Drover, -.ail past my sli p we come 26712 Har and Owl Har , Plus '0^9 Palk, PARTNERS 'y 0, -W anklg o on The [anal Box 4264, ,oris ro snarl Mee Mos with me. 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Amen. calling and spam and moresprow dice music Watnq to 'er,ae r ,, - 3C s 3es.rec -,away and seflsevlN owsona gel ogAte,s BOX 2057 aca.mer-, avast tsow wile roma and •umbo •c 45 5mo.r prelo ed BOX 26711 Mwwv pea Is a lap Will rbmarlet col ON 35 tae sorer eerap. ower respond Box 23M6 her nom you 90126262 , muff: No peso games Pease Jed nearly. trim. SEEKING PARTNER Nhte nae 'v: 3C s p On Jgen a," BOX 26647 ONE4 AN WOMAN. 9e"ItA name. bbnde. ST. b AS, sincere. or pocyed. wit an ociarirsot aladook SINGLE WHITE FEMALE krracnve 2' year )Io HONEST AND SINCERE Attrxkve, 35 single .nee due hat Hue eyes 5 9•. 1651lbs Eiyoys dve and ser» ,Pry'^. 'ur cvwr, low x ierT BOX 26" NEW IN TOWN Sora "al, take eyes. good took S.- se_.•e Seeks )rte very sp«nal man He Pit Single dads wry wekane BOX 2612 POW& !+matt with tie NO&Vam Loo Wntl a men male easy gang orf 3Dwr b teal type WW awl as«oan. children and we neo auto esbwort OSHAWA MAN WANTED. Y @&, Old mate seew N , ale ,t. r ro■r »ooerc 'cr h+eldt b, cur should be ruggedly handsome dynamic. soft CHRISTIAN LADY. S3 would like to meet a 2228 r s old : haw Drano eyes. ed har and very a sense of Mena ami a vafery a interests Sees 801344 sere 'a W, •.^es :imsde •eabmsrrp Dvam sirs 44M *scfee , ill" +onlay Our n rM gym A ugw ,old appreoawve d 10 fie M- Arps Nm Chnshan ge,' oma- ,m a non smoker. non aAgongf bre moria, romancearo dwo% No slim attractive Wy b onyDy, test speoal +rtes wit LONELY ROMANTIC YALE Age 63. 1654x, 5'10-. ate Only Age -ace unki oonam BOX 2M09 ON walks a: ,Igrx Fa 7000 :nes Otease :A smokr aelwfed BOX 37% Sinker _.ke annus lave. to anet olevyngs and hW m oWso BOX 2425 BOX 3521 'Ipn smote, S,-- ,to - xys ixwV out. I.ra kin DOWN TO EARTH :.^lit rote Tae 'd::s BON SCI IST TOE AD 3aalrbru. Debre rronwn. 19. seeks cpmpyyaykp BOX M13 ROMEO..AOMEO »rete 'a ar not. 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