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Home My WebLink AboutNA1995_12_20I . • . • . . . . 4 4 ' • I f . • . . . . . I . . I . - . . - -. ' .• .' • . SEASON'S GREETINGS FROM e4o& raySw '-ca•I" i van OUR SHOWROOM I" bock .�10� 4.0 %dIftV 42o-a88o ON THE ROAD IN MEXICO Duathlete Andy Luhczynski put _ his racing skills to the test in Latin America ... See page 24 News A erti &r'. ' N'ednesda-, Dec. 20, 1995, 4.3 pages . A Nletroland Community Ne- spaper Pressrun 40,1100 Vol. 114 ts. 51 `Pickering has lost a friend' PICKERING — Enthusiasm. dedication to his communit\, and aho\c all. courage. TYx:se are just ,,ome of the qualities for \\ hich colleagues and friends of Pickering Ward 2 Regional Councillor Da\id Farr saN he will Fn remembered h1r Farr e.irl\ Sunda\ mornin_• x j1;. . n_ battle v ith .Am\vile l>luc Lateral Sclerosis. more coi n ionk known as Lou Get -in -,'s dis- ease. He was 5.1 \cars old. Ihspnc his illness. which was diagnosed in Februar\. Mr. Farr continued to ser\c on Pickcnni! and Durham Councils until the ver\ end Becausc he had ditticult\ speaking over th; 13,,t tcw months, the councillor would often write down his comments. which other councillors would read for him during_ mcct- ings. He was on the doh at the Dec. S meeting of Pickering Council. attended a Ike. 7 Public meeting InW h\ the Town on Frenchman's Ba\ and nict with Town manager Tim Shcttield this Past Frida\ to discuss a matter The. ball stops here Andrew Smith (centre) puts a little elbow grease '.nto his fun during the Kit'n'Kaboodle one -day camp at the McLean Community Cen- tre in Ajax. Getting to on the fun are several other kids who took part in the activity camp. photo by Carl Ferencz that was to conic up at Monda\',, meeting of Council. That meeting was adjourned shortl\ atter it began out of respect for Mr. Farr "Pickering has lost a friend and Council one of its own." said Ma\or Wa\nc Arthur,, at the meeting. "I:\cry member of Council Please see FARR... page 3 Pickering High parents furious over gag rule Rpard seeks legal advice on issue~ before the court. 11% LIND.% N%RITE 1; \1 Kiil"KI[h A-11\\ 1'.rrents in the South \.tan conunurrit\ are frustrated and tecl "gagged' after they were ,denied a chance w ask questions about perceived racism at Pickering h Schixil. 'I'his is a public question pert, xi; at least let us stand up and ask the questions. We don't want to create conlrontation,' South Asian corn- munity spokesman Dr. Surinder Sehde\ told the Nc\\,, Ad%crtiscr. "We thought as cru/ens of the area it was our democratic right to ask questions." His comments followed a ruling by the Durham Board of Education at a special meeting Monday not to allow him to read three questions which had been taxed to chainnan Audrey MacLean earlier that day. The board called the meeting in order to hold a public question peri- od, Trustees kept it group of about 25 parents and school administra- tors waiting an hour while they dis- cussed legal advice on the issue. " I-hd-se questions include specif- ic reference to incidents at PiAer- ing High Schuxrl in connection with which criminal charges are pend- ing." k1rn Nt:iclean said when the Please see PARENTS...page 2 Inside In the news Editorial ...........................6 Entertainment................23 Sport s ............................ 24 Classified .......................28 Phone lines General 683-51 10 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 1nfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 - . On tfle ]Internet at www.dturhamnews.net 93¢ + 74t GST = $1 PAGE 2 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 20119 5 Parents shut out ofquestion perlod FROM PAGE 1 nlecung begat)(. '.%Vc have been ad\ i.Cd h\ icLIal counsel that It %%oulkd be inappropriate to engage in an\ discussion or prCsenta- tiun. includin�puhllc yues- Il� ns. relalCki it) (hese I,suC, and thus \\ill not bL reading ur rC,ponding to IIICsC LIr1C,- (ions this e\cnln,_ " The yuC,tt,Ins. pr-o\ided h\ I)r'. SChde\. al'c a" I,�I lu\\ , The racial(\-momated. \iolcnt Incident. of \,)\. 23 and 24 at Plckcring Hugh ~drool ha\C shacked our communit\ hc\ond belief. Wh.t steps are heing Liken h\ :he Ixlard to pre\crit ,Irlu- lar incident. In the ,uturc.' x In !hC t\\o \(,Ment In, dents at PIckciing High School, police Ila\e I;ud criminal chart -'es 'wain."t ti\c South A,Glll (students) and one \0110 student. 'Illc discu- plinan actionw, taken h\ or on bell, ill' of the hoard ha\ c crc- atcd a sense of lack of fair- nCs, In the tiuuth Asr,ul Conl- nulnit\ . �\ OLIld the hoard conduct an Independent inyulr\ to assess if the hoard policies \\CIC tollo\\Cd and all acti:,ns taken \\CrC fair and Crlui- tahle ' I Ix-llc\c the onl\ effec- 11\C soILit IoII Ior racL Ill Is education The hoard. North lurk hoard and Peel hoard lot education 1 ha\ c Jc\,.1"rcd proyranls for combating racism and (dealin`o) \\ith school bullies. (MacLean belie\e, parents ma\ ha\c been able to formulaic Inure L'cneric yuCstions \rhich the hoard could Ila\C anS-,\Cred there \\:u more tulle... A yuCstuun a,kinls the hoard ho\\ Inan\ Soulh Asian teachers, \Icc-pruncl- pals and principals It cnlplo\s \\as read int„ public question period. The hoard promised a rC,lklnse. On N„\ _ 23. a South A,uar student sintered serlt)us bruise, it) his face in a fi��M %%Ilh a \\hitc "Imient alter school. 'Ille nC\t morning, a light broke out hel\\cen the sank t\\o students and seccral t)thCr SOUIll A,lall student.. Tile \\hoc student rCcci\cd ll) stitches to his forChead and the back tit his head after he "as heated \\ ith to\ hase- hall hats. Durham Rct-iunal Police reiNirted at the time. `i\ students face :t number of Chari Cs. includirl , assault causing llodil\ harm and lx�s- ses,lt)n UI I dangerous \\ carol(. What students say: By NATALIE %J11.LER SPICIAI T( l fill NI.\\ S AJAX - A handful of, studCnts attcndlnc� lt1on- daN's public school hoard Meeting to hear \k hat the parents and Iru,tces "had to say" and to " hastcall\ clear thnlgs up". Hems \\•hal the UAC students had to sa\: Ddinie Fernando: "I*nl South A,I:In and harp\ In our school. We ha\ C t -*real Sports and acadenlucs. Racism is not to the extent that c\cr\one is making it. It's not \\ hlte suprcnlac\ . r ('Ilse anti -racism consultant) j mark things worse " says j Ms. Fernando of the person called in to promote racial harmony at the Ajax school. "Srgregation is not a great i concern. not any more here than al anv other school." Shabana Shahid: neer experienced proh- Icnls. It's tut) hard Pickering Hi -01 School is Iahclled racist. "I hcN are hringimil up (a pre\ious) incident which was list) bio\\ n out of pro- portion." 1)c\en lihutt: "'Ilse easi- est thlng Is to call racism." t x ?, f PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOWER LEVEL 905-420-8697 NECrAR BATH AND BODY SHOP *. - 1; Farr fondly remembered by friends, colleagues in Pickering FROM PAGE 1 and staff were proud to call David their friend. The sorrow in our hearts can only be exceeded by our love for him. He will be missed." Others who have known and worked with Mr. Farr remember him with simi- lar fondness and respect. "I admired his courage", nays Doug McKay, chairman of the Ajax and Pick- ering General Hospital board of direc- tors, on which Mr. Farr also served until his death. "He wanted to stay on the board right to the end. His passing is going to be a great loss to the board because of his enthusiastic spirit and positive outlook on his illness as well as his life. We're going to miss him great- ly. Our thoughts right now are with his family, (his wife) Louise and his two sons" "David Farr was a man of seemingly unlimited energy to devote to his com- munity," says Jill Foster, chairman of the Pickering Public Library board of directors on which Mr. Farr also served before being elected to Council in IV)4. "Ile brought to the library board, which he chaired from 1992 through 1994, a great sense of community purpose, to serve the needs of the public while ensuring that the library's budgets were fiscally responsible. lie was enthusias- tic:, fair and brought a great sense of fun to his work. Ile will be sorely missed." "Dave felt a kinship for the commu- nity that he lived in and he had a rare gift of drawing that feeling out in oth- ers," says Tom Mohr of the Pickering Fast Shore Community Association. who worked for Mr. Farr's election campaign. "Even in his illness he saw the opportunity to a lucate people on the little-known subject of ALS. I'd call him a hero for that. We grieve along with LouLse and the boys and will miss David deeply." Town honors Farr with hospital donation PICKERING - It was the most fit- ting way they could think of to mark his passing. On Monday, Pickering councillors voted to donate $10,000 in Councillor David Farr's name to his favorite cause, the Ajax and Pickering Hospi- tal Foundation, which raises money for capital projects at the hospital. The donation was proposed by Ward 1 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson, who toted that during bud- get deliberations early this year Mr. Farr had brought forward and fought for a motion for an additional $25,000 allocation to the hospital from the Town. That would have brought the Town's contribution to $50,000, but only $25,000 was approved at the time. Coun. Johnson explained he and Conn. Farr decided afterwards that they would try to raise the extra money in the community through cor- porate and other donations. He said $15,000 of that stma< was raised for the hospital at the `A Day With Dave' golf tournament held in September in -honor of Mr. Farr. The $10,000 donation -from the Town, said Coun. Johnson, would "achieve that $25,000 that Dave wanted so badly! The donation was approved by councillors unanimously. Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner speak~ of Mr. Fair's "courage and bravery- and says one of his lega- cies to the community is the awarenes.S he created of the access -related prob- lems faced by people with physical disabilities. Mr. Bren- ner notes Mr. Farr had to be carried to the Regional Council chamber because it was inac- cessible to his wheelchair. f "Our communities have got to become me much more accessi- ble to the physically chal- lenged. There's quite a lesson D to be learned for all of us" F "Dave Farr was a hardwork- ing man and he never gave up during his illness and worked to the end for his constituents," says David Steele, chair- man of Pickering Ajax Citizens Togeth- er (PAC1) for the Environment. PACT', along with PESCA and the Liverpcx)l West Community Association, jointly held a benefit dance in November to raise money to fight AIS and help pur- chase special equipment for Mr. Farr. "I lis first day on (Regional) Council, everyone took a shine to him. I Ic was a friendly, outgoing, fun -loving kind of person. When we first heard he had AIS, everycxte was devastated. But. he approrache l it with an outlook that was the envy of everybody," Durham Regional Chairman Jim Witty says. In addition to serving as chairman of the library bxkurd and a member of the hospital board, Mr. Farr has also been chairman of l'ickLt-ing Museum Village. - - Ile was one of the founding members of the Ajax and Pick- ering General hospital Fourxl& I tion which raises money for lxs- pital capital projects, and was also involved as a volunteer in school parent associations and local sports organizations, s including a term as president of avid the Glendale Tennis Club. arr Mr. Farr was born in Tordxtto ]in 1942 and as a boy moved with his family to Port Credit and Gxoksvrlle. He worked for 15 years for the I1oh;trt Manufacturing Company Ltd. in Calgary, Ottawa aril Toronto, and 18 years for Graham I L%var & Acst ates Ltd. of Oshawa as vice-president of marketing and sales. Ile came to live in Pickering 18 years ago. Mr. Farr is survived by his wife, for- mer Durham Board of F; Iuc:ation chair- man Louise Farr. and sons Andrew and Nathan. A memorial service will be held Thtnrsday, Dec. 21 at 11 am. at Dunbar - ton -Fairport united Church, 1066 Dunn- baruxn Rd., Pickering. ;.Q. M't'? I'm Y c . t.Ai 51.1,1,-.'.,/,t• •'.H( ► i i .. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 203,3!95 -PAGE 3-A Farr successor PICKERING - There will be no byelection to replace Ward 2 Regional Councillor David Far. However, a byelection may be held if Pickering Council chanes to appoint a local councillor to suc- ceed him. IJndLr the provin- cial Regional Municipalities Act, which governs how Mr. Farr's seat is to be filled, Pickering Council to be appointed must appoint a new Ward 2 Regional councillor within 60 days of the position becoming vacant. 'Chey may choose anyone, as long as he or she is qualified to vote in the Town of Picker - int, "Between now and Feb. 17 Council has to appoint someone to his position," says Town clerk Bruce Taylor. r HAM Just In Time for Christmas you can get a little something extra... OFF3oho 0 Selection of t _�-B U L =-=VA' s/ \y a_. t ladies & (,rats' arr,. -{ WATCHES may iot toe (In-sttwk onh - limited cirri• Offer) as snow' 132 HARU*(X)D ANT. S. FREE GIFT VIRAPPING = The Ajax Plaza 683-0407 21! EL R93 1 M.'n rrl- ,A. W?4700 P.M. sat.. Doc. 2i 9:#5:30 P.ta ,un_ rock 24 -}3-3:30 P.m. Proudly serrint; our Communirti• For _JO years. PAGE 4 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 20, 1"S Crime stats down in 1995: Durham Police By Brian l,egree Dt'RHAM STAR: DURHAM — Improved policing methods are being cited for a reduction in crime in the region. Statistics released by the Durham Regional Police Service indicate most crimes have decreased in 1995. The excep- tion is vehicle thefts and break and enters, which are up. Crimes against persons which include robbm. assault, sexual assault and murder. have decreased 3.8 per cent through the first 10 months of 1995, compared to the same period in 1994. Crimes against property have gone down 1.4 per cent during the same time. "We like to credit some of the reduction to improved policing methods. but it'- also a cyclical type of situation." says Staff Sergeant Sandy Ririe. There were 2.1 IS assaults in Durham Region thnwzh the encs of October this year, compared to 2,196 for the same period in 1994. The number of sexual assaults dropped to 461 this year, com- pared to 524 in 1994. The number of robberies fell marginally to 195. compared to 200 in 1994. There has only been one mur- der in Durham Region in 1995. compared to five through the first 10 months of 1994. The lone killing was a Port Perry murder -suicide involving a mart and his common-law wife in May. The number of murders con- tinues to decline in Durttam from an all-time high of 13 in 1991. when the region was the per capita murder capital of Canada. The number of impaired -dri- ving related charges laid through regular patrol. (nc)( including the R.I.D.E. program) is down 12 per cent this vicar. Ix)lice say- lbere's a strong d,unward trend overall," says Staff Sgt. Ryrie. ""lite high year was 1991, but we've changed our method of policing, especially with n-spect to schools. "We have officers attached to schools and detailed to down- town Oshawa, south and north Oshawa. Officers are mingling none with the people. It's called community-based policing. We're going in the right direc- tion..' Despite the overall downward trend, the number of car thefts and break-ins is on the rise. Vehicle thefts have increased 1.3 per cent this year. with 1.812 in 1995, compared with 1,789 in 1994. Break and enters have jumped six per cent, with 3-573 commercial properties and resi- dences victimized this year. compared to 3.34* in 1994. The number of break and enters has jumped dramatically this year to 549, compared to 39'� in I9' 4. several =mammon ■ Name ....................................... -............. • Address................................................ ■.... .......................... (lone.................... 5 • �i Regulaknn . Ulnr..•r. %cdl be dra"') tvccAly .-d u11t.10M by 141nnc • h,,pk.v,-v ut the M-kcnn} 1,cnm% tl. %1.1W91'11%1.01 (NN 1' morel mcmix•r, ul 11mr uumcd,.ac Lurch .rry w,l vhg,Hc Wunwr.■ ., Krcc lu IL,vc Ibctr'111721, Lid It:uuc. 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Ea .................. 99.99 FP I u s 113eat the Silk Req Nnces snowr are Sears pr•ces Copyright 1995 Sears Caraaa Inc. 01�.`1=IF -\:4►.'-UJ[H:11a: 0 a PAGE 6 -A -THE NEWS ADVEWMER, WED., DECEMBER M, IM Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser TINIO III .I. WHITFAKER. t'llhhNIKr ,10%NNF: Bl RGHARDT Pan,,i in-ihiet STI \ E HOI STON1 xl.magmg Ednta BRI CI- DANFORD A,kertising nianager AIA IN BRO UNF.R Rctad \tanaier AN: F %KHoI RIF. 0;.inbuu,m manager A htettkdand C,mununitN \c tt,pfvt ixihh.hetl \\'alnes.la\. FritLt�. Sumla� lu)-I?'(�,nunxrcialAte \ia�.11nt LIS 2IIS Mo Inv 6,,; �;i Ili Fri:6 tFz Time for change ll's hard]\ surprisin,_ that cho of tracuct. in Durham Region are opposed to the creation of a regulato- r\ hod\ to ,\ersee their prutession in Ontario. But neither is it surprising that the College ot"'hea' tiers %%a, proposed at all. Its tine in this prt) nice. it \\c are t,., ensure that chil- dren from Aiax to 1:11iot lake arc hein_-, t_i\en the same quality of instructi,in and educational opportunities in a unitorrn and cllrcli\c tashton. leacher, are understandahl\ concerned the\ must no\\ qualit\ thcii methods and standards to the claai,wni. But the proposed rcgulator\ h„d\, rather than sing,:\ hero_ the creation rt a new hurcaucra,. \ . can pro-, idc teachers \\ith a cohcsi\c \oicc and a unitornil\-required Ic\cl of pertorinaticc It t, indeed true that scr\ ice• pro\ idcd h\ this pro- poscd college M teachers \\ ould duphcatc ser\ ices cur- rcntl\ the rCspon%ihilii\ of the Ministr\ of E=ducation and Training and the existin,• teachers' tcdcrauon. but that can and shoulJ hC dealt with before the nc\\ plan is iniplcnrrnted. If flit. college M teachers I. permitted to operate h\ and fir teachers, c\Cr\onr will henetit. If it i. _,i\cri the teeth it need% it, clfccti\el\ monitor educational standards across Ontario, c\cr\one \%ill henctit. If teachers are being monitored. tested. and upgraded in a more tangible \,%a\. C\Cr\one w ill benefit It's nc\er cass to accept change But neither is it Cas\ W aceCpt the status quo \.hcn sonic Ontario students con- tinuC to show wcaknCss in sonic of their core subiccts The creation and implcnientation of a regulator\ txr'd\ should he accepted as Iniflati\c that holds promise in terms of imprnt\ ing Ontario's education s\ stem. It shouldn i he disnussed out of hand ,imply because it I% something teachers disagree with. Tune w III tell. But it is time for a chance. 1i,Cd11e.v1(1Y Wo rd S - Letters: Overheard..: Did he say that? "It has to be treated very carefully because it's very power- ful." -- Crime scene re-enactment creator Dave Robson on computer generated images in the courtroom "I think it's a positive thing. It should give the ministry more time and resources to zero inon the poor carriers." -- .Norm Mackie on new provincial regulations aimed at reducing the number of unsafe trucks on .Ontario roads of supp ort fur Paula Lishman I() the editor: I teal!\ cnl)\cd reading \our arti- cle on Paula t_iuhrnan and her Iur husincs. train No\. 10. its refresh- ine to ,cc an\ one imale or female) build their own business as she has done and employ so man\ people. Pulling. such a practical and rencw- ahle resour c as the fur industn. to govxl usC. Although I'm not a biz tan of trapping (hwnanc or othcrw rsc ). understand its place and 1 realize that in today'-, soviet\ the taking, .if all animals has hecn researched and reg- ulated \cr\ carefully. i.. nn\\c\cr. \Cr\ arnuscu m the letter sent in h\ Ursula !Maurer. Shc sug•gc,,ts "M1 Lishnian create an rn\ironmentall\-Incndl\ niatcnal” instead of ustn_ our natural. rcnc\c- able resources. M, Matircr also implies trapping is inhumane. This lust Iurther pru\cs how little she knows about nature. She has nc\C r seen a hawk s\\ oop down and slash a rabbit',, throat and wait till it bleeds to death. or hear the vrunts a deer makes \\hen a pack t,t w\A\cs is eating it ali%c. This is. I quote you. "wildlife in its natural habitat". Trapping helps regulate the p"pu- lation of I.Ca\cr. which h"s become o\erpopulatcd and has dour a lot of damage to tiiresis and pcuplr's prup- ert\ all o\cr Ontario. Foxcs are also in the same state and tend to spread rabies. endanger- in- other species as well as humans. The fur frorn these two animals alone produce excellent garments without the pollution of synthetic materials. Wa\ to go Paula; may your busi- ness h%c long and prosper! Doug Robinson. Aja\ etter�; I ITE To THE; NE«s ADVERTISER, 130 CowmERCIAI. AvE., AJAX, LIS 2H5 oR I::u us :,T 6f-;-7363 _ ■ S OUR E mAILADDRtSS Is NewsAd.new's@Aurhamnews.net Decision to appoint mayor was the pp y correct one 'I -o the editor: On 'Monday. Dec. I1. Alax town council once again showed its determina- tion to do what i,, riLht for the taxpayers of the town. Councillors. voted Io sa\C us 5-11►.()()I) M app(>intIng a new ma\ ur tiir the town. They elected to keep the tow n in business instead of shutting it down for three to four months while an unnec- essar\ election was waged. They elected to have Potential campaigners contin- ue with their communit\ work instead of knocking on doors for their chosen candi- date. The\ did so with excel- lent planning. a sense of co- operation, a great deal of class and. perhaps most importantly. a sincere desire to do something that was in the hest interest of Aiax tax- payers by say ing us tax dol- lars and pro\iding Ajax with the full three-year term of service to which they were democratically elected. All councillors are to bx commended tiir their willing- ness to co-operate whate\er the outcome was to he. Once again. the\ as leaders in our community set an example fur all tit us. I may not Our mistake... A letter to the editor which appeared on Page h in our Sunday. Dec. 17 edi- tion inadvertently Intl out the name of the eorrespim- dent. "ilic letter was written h\ Lorne Almack oI Claremont and carried the headline 'Here's how to revitalize Ontario. The Ncws Advertiser regrets the error. remember w h\ 1 mused to Ajax more than eight \ears ago. but I do know that the professionalism of Ajax council and the town staff \+hum we get to see often at the council meetings ha\e a lot to do with ntv desire to stay. 1 tip my hat to all Finally. a special mention to Stc\e Parish and Roger Anderson. who txth (despite their past dil'tering views) demonstrated an exceptional Ic\c! til courage and co-oper- ation and ultintalcl\ for one of them. Ixtlitical sacrifice in that he would gi\e up his opportunity "or a chance at the mayor's seat so that the majority of Ajax's citizens would he spared an untimely and costly election. Fin grateful to both coun- cillors as I'm sure are man} Ajax taxpayers. Henry Zaczek, Ajax PUD by Steve Nease J P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 26,1!115 -PAGE 7-A OF p�C Town of Pickering x, 0 *It,, (905) 420.2222 * C11 IsEllUING (905) 683-2760 Pi* E3 Me December 18 COUNCIL. MEETING December 20 COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT December 21 STATUTORY INFORMATION MEETING January 8 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE January 15 COUNCIL MEETING January 17 SITE PLAN ADVISORY TOWN OF PICKERIN(; HOLIDAY SEASON OPERATING HOURS PICKERING FIRE DEPARTNIEN"r LAVISHES EVERYONE .% SAFE. and HAPPY HOLIDAY _7 ONN77— - SMOKE l ALARMS ar�rn„�rxn SAVE LIVES 1 -��I/ � ^L114T�allr t�6ra DI�TM!-t P11nW. rR arn:1. Ver ar'► warn : ' Fire Safety is everyone's responsibility. Need Help`' Contact the FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION at 839-4835 SNOW REMOVAL ON SIDEWALKS AND ROADS SIDEWALKS - By-law• 577n7 of the Town of Pickering states that -the owners of all classes of buildings shall remove snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of their buildings within twelve (12) hours from the time when such snow or ice shall have fallen” This By-law will be strictly enforced. Any person contravening this By-law shall be liable, upon conviction, to a fine of up to $1,000. ROADS - The Town's Parting By-law states that -No person shall on any highway stop any vehicle in such a manner as to interfere with the clearing of snow from the highway" Vehicles that are left on the road after a snow storm will be tagged and/or towed at the owner's expense. Parking Control Officers will be working from 1:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. to ensure that all streets arckept clear to facilitate proper snow clearing. INFORMATION - - If you require further information or wish to lodge a complaint about snow clearing on sidewalks and roads, please contact the Municipal Law Enforement Division of the Town of Pickering at 420-4615. Town of Pickering NEW YEAR'S COUNTDOWN Family Skating Party Sunday, December 31st, 1995 Time: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Recreation Complex Arena FAMILY ACTIVITY AW Skat][112- Disc ,l(x,'kt'`' Masi 00, CIr C)«�nti Ma`rician Refreshrnc:nt.s Enter the Arena from the Rear of the: Pickering Recreation Complex Wit i 831-1711 or 683-6582 Join us the week after Christmas at our: CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY MINI -CAMP! Ages 5 to 12 years Tuesday. January 2nd TO Friday, January 5th/96 Combination Art and Sport Holiday Camp Includes Daily Swimming & Optional Skating Bring a lunch and drink daily LOCATION: Parents will drop campers off at the Pickering Recreation Complex. 1867 Valley Farm Rd. just south of H%vy. 2 (transportation not provided). FULL DAY CAMP $9 700 7:00 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. or REGULAR CAMP $7000 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. - FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION CALL 4204621 OR 683-2760 Spaces are limited. Register now. e� Year's Eve po Seniors Activity Centre 41:0__ December 31, 1995 ry.. 7:30 p.m. 910 Liverpool Road, South Cash Bar Buffet Music Dancing l Noise Makers For Ticket Information Call 420-5049 or 420-6588 C* PRE-SCHOOL lur.J rv. [ecenI 26. 1995 Clo.ed l)ccembxv 27. 199' Clo%ed Ml+nll.l�. Januaro I. 1996 Clywd Town of Pic ofi 9 Town of Pickering WINTER/SPRING Monday. January~ IS. 1996 -Ii, he colkcird un Saturday. December 40. 11x15 i ;1F 1996 L1V6K7 uesd:iy, tecrmha-r _'6. I1')5 v1, Sin -Pec Hondal. Januar. 1. 190k) No Scr.ice conduct Pre -School Music classes at the Pickering 1 uesuay, txcemner :6. 1 •rn c Ww'd W'ctlnesJay. Decemibcr 27. 19" TO Muntpa' Fr,elyn VI S:nunlay. DlrLcmher 14). 1995 Open Mon,I January 1. 1111 C'loscd Applicants must have a music background and ;,^er.•1 uhcarl p11rs,1ant +eM.awrAci appropriate experience teaching young Children A :m as and'a Rcgul:u schedule resumes Jan 10)6 +� .W1 l.rdd� I',,!, A._- ry.:. — .. , ,'! , 1 -;.. Saturday. Dccrmber 21 1995 90(1 a m' c n) p m suixlay. December 24. 191 Closed %ftL-n. December 2c IwK Clued Tuexta). Drccrrdier 26. 19" Closed DeccmAlt r27A _".199, k:eu!it M,ur. Fnday. Ikccm tvT 111 191K A U U a m -9 111 p m Saturday. I)MCM r Ll. I'W 9110 a in -S to i s m PIC103UIG COUNTDOWN -FAMILY SKATM VIM Sititrdq Dee4lmbw 31, IM �M Fa -.-IAO pm %Ionday.Jutu"ry. I, 1990 Clo..:J Sunda%.1),%vmter 21 149', CLLed M01"I teceniber 25. 1995 Ckned Tuesday. Drccmber 26. 1995 CkKed Sunday. December 31. 1995 CkKsed Monday. January I, 1996 C•um,*% PoW Extended Closcd Hours: December 18, 19, 20. 21, 27, 28, 1991 January 2, 3. 4. 5. 19% 6.00am it) 7:30a,m Open Swim 9:00 a m. to 1:00 p m Adult Swim 1:00 p.m. to 4 00 p in Open Sw im 4 00 p in. l0 7 00 p m. Adult Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p m. Open Swim 9 00 p.m to 10:00 p.m. Adult Swim December 22 do 29, 1995 6:00 a m to 7:00 a.m. Open Swim 9:00 a m. to 1:00 P.M. Adult Swim 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Open Swim 4:00 p m. to 7:00 p.m. Adult Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 P.M. Open Swim December 23 & 30, 1995 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Open Swim January 6 & 7, 1996 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Open Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Open Swim tl ~bile quid" Fiidity. December 211991 7:30 p m-9:15 p.m Saturday, December 23, 1995 - Closed Sunday. December 24. 1995 Closed December 27.26, 29. 1995 I :oo p.m -3:00 p.ta Jamtary 2.3.4.5.1996 1:00 p. m-3:00 p.m PatenNa and Tit Unavailable December 28 & 29. 1995 Unavailable January 4 & i, 1996 sews soak Friday. December 29. 1995 10:00 a.m-12:30 p.m Friday. January 5.19% 1010 a.m.-12:30 p.m Em Wncy Services will not be affected by the Holiday Scheduk. Town of Pickering Public Worts Emergency Telephone Number is (905)683-4319. REGULAR OPERATING HOURS (830 A.M. TO 430 P.M.) AND SERVICES ON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28 AND FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1995 REGULAR OPERATING HOURS (8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.) AND SERVICES RESUME ON TUESDAY. JANUARY 2, 1996 PICKERING FIRE DEPARTNIEN"r LAVISHES EVERYONE .% SAFE. and HAPPY HOLIDAY _7 ONN77— - SMOKE l ALARMS ar�rn„�rxn SAVE LIVES 1 -��I/ � ^L114T�allr t�6ra DI�TM!-t P11nW. rR arn:1. Ver ar'► warn : ' Fire Safety is everyone's responsibility. Need Help`' Contact the FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION at 839-4835 SNOW REMOVAL ON SIDEWALKS AND ROADS SIDEWALKS - By-law• 577n7 of the Town of Pickering states that -the owners of all classes of buildings shall remove snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of their buildings within twelve (12) hours from the time when such snow or ice shall have fallen” This By-law will be strictly enforced. Any person contravening this By-law shall be liable, upon conviction, to a fine of up to $1,000. ROADS - The Town's Parting By-law states that -No person shall on any highway stop any vehicle in such a manner as to interfere with the clearing of snow from the highway" Vehicles that are left on the road after a snow storm will be tagged and/or towed at the owner's expense. Parking Control Officers will be working from 1:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. to ensure that all streets arckept clear to facilitate proper snow clearing. INFORMATION - - If you require further information or wish to lodge a complaint about snow clearing on sidewalks and roads, please contact the Municipal Law Enforement Division of the Town of Pickering at 420-4615. Town of Pickering NEW YEAR'S COUNTDOWN Family Skating Party Sunday, December 31st, 1995 Time: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Recreation Complex Arena FAMILY ACTIVITY AW Skat][112- Disc ,l(x,'kt'`' Masi 00, CIr C)«�nti Ma`rician Refreshrnc:nt.s Enter the Arena from the Rear of the: Pickering Recreation Complex Wit i 831-1711 or 683-6582 Join us the week after Christmas at our: CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY MINI -CAMP! Ages 5 to 12 years Tuesday. January 2nd TO Friday, January 5th/96 Combination Art and Sport Holiday Camp Includes Daily Swimming & Optional Skating Bring a lunch and drink daily LOCATION: Parents will drop campers off at the Pickering Recreation Complex. 1867 Valley Farm Rd. just south of H%vy. 2 (transportation not provided). FULL DAY CAMP $9 700 7:00 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. or REGULAR CAMP $7000 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. - FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION CALL 4204621 OR 683-2760 Spaces are limited. Register now. e� Year's Eve po Seniors Activity Centre 41:0__ December 31, 1995 ry.. 7:30 p.m. 910 Liverpool Road, South Cash Bar Buffet Music Dancing l Noise Makers For Ticket Information Call 420-5049 or 420-6588 C* PRE-SCHOOL MUSIC INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED Town of Pic ofi 9 Town of Pickering WINTER/SPRING 1 The Esplanade Pickering. Ontario 1996 L1V6K7 The Department of Culture ;4n,7 Recreation is seeking a knowledgeable, enthusiastic. creative Instructor to °DOry conduct Pre -School Music classes at the Pickering Recreation Complex Pre -School Music classes are offered to participants from 6 months to 3 years of age. Muntpa' Fr,elyn VI w111aoon and �-lecaon macs an 9,c ^ao n+ao^ Applicants must have a music background and ;,^er.•1 uhcarl p11rs,1ant +eM.awrAci appropriate experience teaching young Children A :m as and'a music degree and membership in a music association +� .W1 l.rdd� would be preferred w^ man. ar Por. Io.a.aw„ooy Application forms can be obtained from the Human ro«r< r�v'^o,• Resources Department. 1 The Esplanade. Pickering a„°0,,,"�'A bi, and must be completed and returned by January 12. adul°aI 1996. to Dayle M. Cameron, Manager of Human Resources. PICKERING FIRE DEPARTNIEN"r LAVISHES EVERYONE .% SAFE. and HAPPY HOLIDAY _7 ONN77— - SMOKE l ALARMS ar�rn„�rxn SAVE LIVES 1 -��I/ � ^L114T�allr t�6ra DI�TM!-t P11nW. rR arn:1. Ver ar'► warn : ' Fire Safety is everyone's responsibility. Need Help`' Contact the FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION at 839-4835 SNOW REMOVAL ON SIDEWALKS AND ROADS SIDEWALKS - By-law• 577n7 of the Town of Pickering states that -the owners of all classes of buildings shall remove snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of their buildings within twelve (12) hours from the time when such snow or ice shall have fallen” This By-law will be strictly enforced. Any person contravening this By-law shall be liable, upon conviction, to a fine of up to $1,000. ROADS - The Town's Parting By-law states that -No person shall on any highway stop any vehicle in such a manner as to interfere with the clearing of snow from the highway" Vehicles that are left on the road after a snow storm will be tagged and/or towed at the owner's expense. Parking Control Officers will be working from 1:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. to ensure that all streets arckept clear to facilitate proper snow clearing. INFORMATION - - If you require further information or wish to lodge a complaint about snow clearing on sidewalks and roads, please contact the Municipal Law Enforement Division of the Town of Pickering at 420-4615. Town of Pickering NEW YEAR'S COUNTDOWN Family Skating Party Sunday, December 31st, 1995 Time: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Recreation Complex Arena FAMILY ACTIVITY AW Skat][112- Disc ,l(x,'kt'`' Masi 00, CIr C)«�nti Ma`rician Refreshrnc:nt.s Enter the Arena from the Rear of the: Pickering Recreation Complex Wit i 831-1711 or 683-6582 Join us the week after Christmas at our: CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY MINI -CAMP! Ages 5 to 12 years Tuesday. January 2nd TO Friday, January 5th/96 Combination Art and Sport Holiday Camp Includes Daily Swimming & Optional Skating Bring a lunch and drink daily LOCATION: Parents will drop campers off at the Pickering Recreation Complex. 1867 Valley Farm Rd. just south of H%vy. 2 (transportation not provided). FULL DAY CAMP $9 700 7:00 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. or REGULAR CAMP $7000 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. - FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION CALL 4204621 OR 683-2760 Spaces are limited. Register now. e� Year's Eve po Seniors Activity Centre 41:0__ December 31, 1995 ry.. 7:30 p.m. 910 Liverpool Road, South Cash Bar Buffet Music Dancing l Noise Makers For Ticket Information Call 420-5049 or 420-6588 C* :41 1 1 [ • r. ALL' Home Electronics Tax* Event • Projection TV's • Large screen TWs • Rack stereo systems • CD players • Receivers • Cassette decks • Compact stereos • Speakers *VCR's • Portable stereos • Camcorders • Telephones ...and much, much more *Excludes computers It's like having 3 Tax* Free Days *Sears will deduct an amount equivalent to the PST & GST from your total purchase on all' home electronics L I IreLIMI Save 25-50% Linens and housewares Save 50% • Colormates• bath sheets *ALL Christmas textiles, giftware and towels *ALL Discontinued housewares and textiles *ALL- Lagostine, Superweight'" and Meyer* Commercial cookware sets Save 40% • Springmaid bedding coordinates • ALL Springmaid sheet separates Save 30-50% •ALL duvet covers • ALL blankets Save 25% • ALL kids' comforters and sheet sets • ALL bath coordinates AtWI! �11.'1��I:F.'iJIN:I�:I I; [tail 11 Whole oma Ml ate se P,"s "enyday good values P R E V I E W na 11LL 0, I nR 69 Expect more from Sears M"�_ Mki-mm"", THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDS 6F'CEM$ER * 190S -PAGE 9-A " Save S30 Only 89.99 'Any SiZe'Vin to King Silmduck-down fill duvet with 230 -count percale cover Duvet features a cotton percale cover and box -square stitching to hold duck -down fill in place Reg 119 99 Req prices shown are Sear; p,cc Beo & Bath shop Fieldcrest 'Touch of Class' bath towels and carpel DuvelleTM* pillows and in, Will min= pads Pillows with 100% Dacron' polyester fill. In Std. or On. Reg. 27-99-33-99-13-99-16-99 Mattress pads fit mattresses from 7-12%" deep. Twin -Queen. Reg. 49.99-89.99, 24.99-44.99 1XNELLE rs a Du Port certticatuon mark for products made to standards set out by Du Pont Canada Buy one Set of towels at the regular price and receive IN second set at... 1/2 Price Buy one carpet at me regular price and receive the second carpet ffi.. . 1/2 Price ' Ultra fine combed cotton terry towels in 14 fashion Du Pont 1005 Antion nylon vvitr latex colours. Set of towels includes bath towel. hand towel skid -resistant back or mats. and facecloth First set 32.97. Second set 16.47 First carpet 14 99-34 99 Second carpet 7.49-17.49 Bath ~ also available at regular pnce -Second carpet must be of equal or lesser value Sale ends Jan. 28, or where stores are closed, Jan. 27, 1996 Hwy Save 40" swipw maw 3W 30M 9.99 ImV rM -- Made of cotton -polyester andteed 9uaz� to fit thicker mattresses. Twin -King sizes. Reg. 17.99-49.99. Each 9.99-29.99 Available in solid colours and coordinating prints Pillowcases also on sale Save 10-25, Nsdm been r & lot Here's just one example: Save S30 on 'Mosaic' twin comforter. Lowest price evert Sears reg. 79.99. Only 49.99 SALE ENDS SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 19% while quantities last 8SUM Expelct mora? from Sears SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Christmas Store Hours open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m., Friday, Dec. 22, 9:30 a.m.-Midnight, Saturday, Dec. 23,8:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. & Sunday, Dec. 24,8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. d rc O Q J H 3I ■W pKWr 97ca * HWY. 401 Save 10-25, Nsdm been r & lot Here's just one example: Save S30 on 'Mosaic' twin comforter. Lowest price evert Sears reg. 79.99. Only 49.99 SALE ENDS SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 19% while quantities last 8SUM Expelct mora? from Sears SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Christmas Store Hours open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m., Friday, Dec. 22, 9:30 a.m.-Midnight, Saturday, Dec. 23,8:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. & Sunday, Dec. 24,8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. PAGE 11" -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., DECEMBER 20,1995 Father, son killed in crash buried beside each other DURHAM — An Oshawa father and son, machinists who worked together at a shop in Pickering, have been laid to rest side by side after being killed in an accident in Toron- to. Gennady Bulakh, 47, and his son Vitali, 22, died last Friday when their van hit a tractor -trailer on Keele Street, north of Steeles Avenue West. Mr. Bulakh, a father of seven chil- dren, and Vitali worked at Demand Maintenance and Machining in Pick- ering, where the father was teaching hisson his trade. "(Gennady) was a good machinist and was choir director in our church," says Pastor Adolfo Murayski of the Ukrainian Christian Pentecostal Church in Oshawa. The church sponsored the family when they came to Canada from Belarus in 1991. Police say the Bulakh's van tried to pass a lumber truck at 9:30 a.m., but it clipped the truck and skidded into oncoming lanes of traffic. Both men were pronounced dead at the scene. After a service Mondavi both men were laid to rest at Thornton Cemetery. A trust fund is accepting donations to give the family financial assis- tance. Donations can be made care of: Family Bulakh, Ukrainian Christ - pp i r T. rx, Y� Reliable. supervised day care at a home in your neighbourhood • ,ate. comfortable er7wronments • I;ehable locai back up for Provider s • .;,77udating darty programs 'iohdays or i#r1Bss • `,vrwd. professional Providers • 'ompAefe insurance coverage • Vonthly home inspections ' i�corrve tax receipts supdoed and. we welcome full or part-time care for children from 6 weeks of age! Wft t+rinre t6o.r t>A cie A licensed Agency FOR INFORMATION CALL: 686-4816 ian Pentecostal Church, 42 Nassau Street, Oshawa, Ontario, 1.1J 4A4. + We're on the Intemet at www.durhamnews.net (Fruitus colt us) Some things will still he around long after the Holiday Season. Some things wont P -- . *in riace Maimipe 1995 U.S. Open ♦ RECYCLER'S REPORT Save the earth with Get a Life Author Wayne Roberts has recently published his second hook entitled Get it Lifc -- How to Make it Good Buck. Dance Around the Dinosaurs and Saye the World While You're At It. Roberts. together with Susan Brandum, pooled eight years' cxpc- ricnce working with community- based eco-husinesses to write a 1Sf)page ency- clopedia of cultint,-edge companies and systems at the heart ot' the sun- rise economy. Get a Lifc presents fill ways to tread lightly on Mother Earth and offers ways to make hags ol' money. simphly your life. have a blast. keep Ill and ,a%c your sanity %title c-,crvthing is crumhhn,_ around you. In fact, the authors %ill rive you Vuur money hack If. after reading the hook. Vou don't I'ind at least one rest, but cured herself' on the cheap with whole foods, clear mountain air and sun. 'Though the medical majority has- n't banned the hook from libraries. it treats the message as it fairy talc and continues on its search for svn- Ihclic drug cures. - Get a Life doubles as a primer on new careers and larraine roulston Repod new joh, project or sa%- inu, that's right for Vou or vour nck_hhorhoud. The follo%vinr_. gleaned from this marvelous hook. is just one short paragraph to r_i%c you a sense til %hat it might say about uthcr topics. "A classic children's story. Heidi. tells of a girl who couldn't III cured by expensive drugs, doctors and hid Itfcstyles. and a hold strategy fur renewing North America's econ- unit. communities and cn%7irunment. It also comhincs lifestyle — economics with an attitude — and exhaustive research. makin , the hook useful I'ur everyone. One testimonial states. "Drum cner,,,, experts at Coloradt,'s R%11. to worm cum - posters 1n tic% Y()rk. f*rurn �%,cst coast fi,rests to prairie farms to the Louisiana swamps, this hook puts us 1n touch with the hest of V, rth America's creative people and ideas and shows us hu% to IiVc better lives.*' 'I'he hook is available at hook stores or you :an order by contact- ing Get a Life Publishers at 427- 1K2ti. (:REF:\ ('HRIS TNIAS 'TIPS: O for your cooking and hakin«. purchase ingredients in hulk. By doing this you not only reduce packaging, but you also save money. J Cc)lorl'ul comic strips, chil- dren's artwork. maga/inc pages. inside -out potato chip bags and pieces of fabric can all he reused as git,l wrapping. J String popcorn and cranberries for a trees decoration. LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Dr. R Kassel MD FRCSC Dr. S Siomra MD FRCSC 905-723-8551 Oshawa CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears "Four Days Only, sale prices December 21 - 24, 1995" Elver on page 4, in the Hot Buys section, the 11 -pc. Router Bit Set #70900, Each ..... $12.99, should read Router Bit Blitz #70900, Each ..... $12.99. In our Big Ticket Scratch and Save, media 1241, page 10 item 0142,46, 19" Philips colour TV "This item does not have picture in picture features". Dec./18 - Dec/24th, 1995. We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. 7HE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER A I"S-PAGE 11-A Serenity Group offers help to the addicted PICKERING -- People battling substance addic- tion have help availahlc right here at home. The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting Thursday. Dec. 22 at H p.m. at Bavfair Baptist Church. x 17 Kingston Rd . Pickering. '['he group meets every week and deals with addic- tions of all types. including co-dependency. Call Jim at 428-9431 during the evenings for information. SAVE UP TO 50% ON HOME INSURANCE PACKAGE POLICIES - S200 DEDUCTIBLE DURHAM AREA WITHPROTECTION & DISCOUNTS DISCOUNT FOR AGE 50 • NEW HOME • ALARMS • NO CLAIMS 9 ONES-DOOLEY � INtii'Ke�:�i<:1� ICK<)KifsR Over 23 Years MARSHA JONES -000 EY TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY JAMES R. VANCH Offering all insolvency servicesincluding personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 12_' Albert St. ;'21 i06 AJAX SO Commercial Ave 619 -14:3 COROURG 72 King St. w' 372-47,44 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. on Chevrolet Cavalier Pontiac Sunfire Chevrolet Lumina Cadillac Seville STS Pontiac Grand Am Scotlabank I With 4.9% financing, Christmas comes a little later this year. You should know this: 'This limited time offer may not be combined or used with other offers. Offer applies to retail deliveries of 1995 and 19% new or demonstrator models purchased from dealer inventory. Financing on approved Scohabank credit only Example 1. $20.000 at 4 90, APR. the monthly payment is $876 52 for 24 months Cost of borrowing is $1.036.48 Total obligation is $21.036 48 Example 2. $20.000 at 5 9°o APR. the monthly payment is $607 52 for 36 months Cost of bwrcwing is $1.870 72 Total obligation is $21.870 72 Example 3. $20.000 at 6 9% APR. the monthly payment is $477 98 for 48 months Cost of borrowing is $2.943 04 Total obugation is $22.943 04 See Dealer for conditions and details "The average commercial bank lending rate in mid-December PAGE 12 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., DECEMBER 20, 1995 Finishing touches on an edible house Mon ca Dabrowsk, slows that making a gingerbread house takes con- centration, a sharp eye and a delicate touch. Prudential Insurance recently invited clients and staff to bring their children to the office at the Ajax GO station to make gingerbread houses for Christmas. photo by Ron Pietronirc :9)_1111111; ►t.l *A90""`�6 • •' GRAB YOUR BOXING �U%J'/o DAY DISCOUNTS NOW! off all �R Small Fry Christmas "OftsthnamsChipsOrnaments Wrap Soda 69g; & novelty t Pa Pad* 690 � _ items Ax$-_ - ,r�1 /�._ _.�c1 . VBDERMEER NURSERY LTD, Stop in and Visit our Festive Christmas Room... Pre Boxing day SALE Charming Ornaments ;•`= Christmas Villages ., Ilk Table Centre Piecesw •� Fresh cut Christmas Trees 6' to 10' 1W- • Balsam • Fraser -' r 1 1.= • Spruce I Poinsettias " Pots 5495 se as 6 1000's to Choose From io , Homegrown Cyclamen 6" Pot s495 r�,r Sale ends Dec. 31st. 1995 VANDERMEER � m-�, Sat. -Sun. �5 t.,7 Sun ,,, I L RSERY LTD Clow c istrnas Day :`. 588 Lakeridge Road Ajax BOXING WEEK HOURS 4272525 r TUES.. DEC. 26 TILL SUN -.. � DEC. � �, �5 P.IM. er .� �� J ►1i!,Ifl ' llliJllli►il�,. ' 11 ilillllli!{II, I!I Sport Socks � � � � i� '!1i1!lii:l1 .'I Children's Men's, Ladies', Ladies' Self Stick4 Designer Wear "Kricketts" Boys' & Girls, Bows Jeans $3.98 "Deck Yates,. 25 1� Jeans or T Shirts Canadian Made $12.98�lllllll1llllllllJize;798WW.00 , 2-6x 250 BAYLY ST. W. - . �'+""'" • McKENZIE PLAZA, AJAX -- 427-5140 SALE STARTS TODAY & CONTINUES WHILE QUANTITIES LAST "MUCH MORE THAN A DOLLAR STORE" For best results K Y :advertise with the & pf� .00e ,-News Ad vertiser delivered tov our door three times a geek r r s q# r r GRAND OPENING S-7.LE LAST 'r r MINUTE r '�► .V SAVINGS! �► r for that special r _ Peon in your life r _ ADULT NOVELTIES r r PARTY DRESSES r r •' r r HOME PARTIES r t r. 5 HARWOOD AVE. S. r r J (Just Above Pickles) r r AJAX r r (905) 428-2547 r rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 29, 1 95 -PAGE 13-A EATON'S Super Surprise Last 5 days Up to Dff selected items storewide including O O OFF all sweaters' for men, women & kids including Wort;ng goods (designer collections not included) Up to SO% OFF designer fashions selected styles for women & men 30% OFF dresses'' robes'' outerwear' for infants, girls and women for men & women including coats, jackets. (designer collections not included) hats, scarves & gloves winter boots & shoes' for men, women & children all Christmas motif e infants' & kids' Clothing • table linens, towels • dinnerware, glassware & giftware 11 %OFF sleepwear'; all toys & plush' for infants & kids (excluding Collector Banbies) �l Eaton's. We want to be your store. [Goods satis" moi y or money refunded] PAGVE-141-A•Thl tvlt*S Aldvftftta, ice, IM(t MIK A: 1"S Pickering school wants PICKERING — You '"The topic of 'bridges' is may be able to bridge the particularly significant to gap for students at Rose- this community as we are bank Road Public School strategically linked (or iso - who are set to undertake a lated, depending on your new unit of study in the perspective) to the treater ncu vrar. commnniiv by three sepa- Teachers there are look- rate bridges," teachers ing for information on explain in a press release. bridges as they plan a unit "In addition, one of these which will integrate math, bridges is being demolished science and technology. with a new, much lar�_er Financial firm offers free meeting place to non-profit groups AJAX — Have room, weekends. will lend for free. The room, at 335 Bavlv Fortune Financial in St. W.. has tables and Ajax will make available seating for 60 people. free of charge a meeting If you're interested in room for non-profit using it, call Brenda or groups needing a place to Leanne at 427-7000 dur- get together weeknights ing regular business or during the day on hours. j information on bridges structure soon to replace it." Residents are invited to share their memories, pho- tographs and/or stories on the construction of area bridges, particularly those which link the Rosebank area to the rest of Picker- ing. If you are able to help, call Nancy Walkom at 509- 2847. FLAT RATE Long Distance FROM oCalling l•wrle-,ice. t,�., 1 299/month r:.ne,e.. Kkq CN. wle:.Md,,.. Mae1,k.,.11rk Nidge�V-1 ok.ak. regSa\L an wMst:,mA .1MIF IM_, l'-dN, aw'k..,.d Ilia all y,wr Xh r kmg d,.lanav cll.— +ems+l1e•s• weIt—e Mwn.Nk. "eget,. Nle TW_kW t1.M., Nle. W..wIMidg. A expanded service to: Whitby, 01 .awa, BOOM. nville, Newcastl,,, Port 1'ertv & Qlackstock areas IAvLlae., t. Ara■ PCke-V a¢rwgas "VI .;(' e e It o po (416)406-3977 "of tI ic C:C>U"MFK>C>%^4r" 7<> CHRISTMAS! 150% OFF 1 50% OFF 1 50% AFF CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP Reg. 6.99 SALE 3.49 Reg. 5.99 SALE 2.99 CHRISTMAS GIFT TAGS 1 1.59 SALE 794C e L CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS, TREES & ORNAMENTS Marked Dept. 03 Z • 1 CHRISTMAS BOXED CARDS Reg. 4.99 SALE 2/$5 CHRISTMAS GIFTWARE NAME -BRAND BRAS & BRIEFS I I NSLEEPWEARMNS Durham Region's Largest Tire Warehouse Clearance ' SEMPERIT ALL SEASON RADIALS Whitewall size Sale price P155/80R13 $49.00 HOOSIER AT $99.00 P235R5R15 P175/80R13 $57.00 P185/80R13 $59.00 P 185/75R 14 $65.00 FREE with every tire purchase P 195/75 R 14 $67.00 8 Computer Tire Balance • P205/75R14 $70.00 $72.00 B Installation ® valve stern P205/75R15 P215/75R 15 $75.00 8 Road Hazard YVarrarlty P225/75R15 $78.00 on all passenger tires 8 Alignment Check P235/75R15 $80.00 8 Tire disposal "WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON CUSTOMER SERVICE". DUNDAS ST ♦ — O • \ 2 2 Z \ Y �� O , Cn Y \ p WARR N RD U ♦•♦ 1 1 ® CONSUMER DR :ell 11 11 11 J♦1 Everyone shops the News Advertiser tI ic C:C>U"MFK>C>%^4r" 7<> CHRISTMAS! 150% OFF 1 50% OFF 1 50% AFF CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP Reg. 6.99 SALE 3.49 Reg. 5.99 SALE 2.99 CHRISTMAS GIFT TAGS 1 1.59 SALE 794C e L CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS, TREES & ORNAMENTS Marked Dept. 03 Z • 1 CHRISTMAS BOXED CARDS Reg. 4.99 SALE 2/$5 CHRISTMAS GIFTWARE NAME -BRAND BRAS & BRIEFS I I NSLEEPWEARMNS The Browning version Canadian figure skater Kurt Browning charms young fan Katherine Partington at Pickering's new Sport Mart during an There's still ti appearance at the new store last week. With Katherine is babysitter Kathy Devries. photo by Andrew Iwanowski me to make someone's Christmas Day brighter in Ajo AJAX -PICKI:RlNG — Several local husines.,cs and services want your help to making Christmas mem fir local need,* families. The following I% a list of 1pcai drive, organized in the communities ol' Ajax and Pickering fir area residents to panicipale in. T1hc St. Paul's on -the -Hill Ftxxd Bank is scaline Christmas trees at the Pickcnm_ Super(-'cntrc on Liverpcx)l Road. They leave (r to 8 -loot balsam firs at $25. Buyers receive S20 worth of coupons thee can use at the SuperCentre, and $4 from each tree sale gees directly to the tixid bank. Foxi donations to the food hank may also be made at the SuperCenlre, 1.01:131.01:13Glen- dale, Save -A -Centre on Whites Road, B:tv Ridges iGA and Food City in r%Jax. Food donations may be dropped of at St. Paul's on - the -Hill church at 882 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. *** Business Depot is participating in the Salvation Army's toy and f od drive until Dec. 24. Donations "'non-perishable taxi items and new, unwrapped toys can be dropped off at the store, 16 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. sss A Christmas tree: at the Kmart store in the Pick- ering Town Centre is trimmed with tags, each with information about a local child, including his or her first name, sex, clothing sizes and age. Customers can pick a tag and buy a gift for the child. The iden- tity of the child is protected and narks are supplied to the store by local agencies that work with needy families. Gifts can be bought at any store, not just Kmart. Call Kmart at 905-839-5148. Durham Regional Police are accepting unwrapped gifts or non-perishable food items at its stations in Pickering at Hwy. 2 and Brick Road and in Ajax at Harwood Avenue and Westney Road. You can also set up your own Christmas drop box. Officers will also pick up donations and deliv- er them to agencies for distribution to the commu- nity. Call 905-570-1520. The drive continues until Dec:. 22. yes* Dr. David Parr will collect small toys and non- perishable fool items at his Pickering Village den- tal office, which is in the same building on the x or Pickerina t� northeast comer of Hw v 2 and Church Street a, iiia chiropractic centre. Items can he dropped ofh between 8. 30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. Call 68'1-2561. *** Village Plymouth Chrysler. Belamys Restaurant and the Ala\ Swiss Chalet and Toronto -Do imniori Bank are holding a food and toy drive. with all items _join,, to the Salvation Arty. Unwrapped new toys and gilts, and nun-perish- ahic ftx?J herd, :an he left at am of the four loca- !ions until Dec. 24. Village Uhrysler is at the corner of Har- %� oud Avcnuc and Mandrake .Street, while Belamys is in the plaza on the south side of Ba,, IN Street. west of Monarch A, cnuc. Sw iss Chalet and the TD Bank are txpth in the Ba%v%oo d Centre at Bavly and !Monarch. Eaton's in the Pickering Town Centre is building_ a Toy Mountain. with all dona- tions being given to the Salvation Army. MosI Eaton's Mores in Ontario are collectin,I toys up to Dec. 24. Last year. more than 120.(XX) tons of toys were collected across the Proyince.New, unwrapped toys can be left in the Toy Mouniain receptacle during store hours. Call 905-420-3-411. The Toronto Dominion Bank and Trust in the Pickering Town Centre is accepting unwrapped toys for donation to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital pediatric wing. Toys can he dropped off at the branch until today, Wednesday, Dec. 20. For more information call 831-2873 or 1-800-748-0259. Sandhury Homes is collecting new, unwrapped toys and clothing at it's Hunter's Ridge sales office on the west side of Harwood Avenue, north of Hwy. 2, Ajax. Donations will he given to the CHUMCity Christmas Wish Program. Cash dona- tions will also be accepted. Items will be collected until Dec. 24 and can be left at the office Mondays to Thursdays between I and 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from I 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. The office is closed Fridays. Call 905-427-4678. *** Pickering Transit's Christmas Wishes Food .Bank Bus will be there. Donations for the food bank will be, accepted and Christmas trees will be for sale. Treats will be provided by Kandies Kcwk- ies and Snakz. THE NEWS ADVERWER, WED., DECEMBER 20, II"S-PAGE MA �P�I8IIxt8 �xPPttli�8�2�� LA Ah VAL MARSHALL GALE MOSSMAN LISA LLEEYDEN CHERYLV)�QMASTINSEK �' ThaUk oft TO –All (l7Tir ,..I riciibs 8: l[£Iits Ivor -Vour support iti 1993 VAL r1iARSEiALL TRAVEL ONT. REG. CLOVERRIIX:E PIMA (905) 428-1328 r2741426 ,02 1iARWOOF) AVE. S., AJAX Fax (905) 428-8670 9 ons Greetings Fro :4bigail 9 s N E A T RETREAT NIA5 t=ea 9CVY PI Kr4(., AE5rp&111L5 TA. Service Includes: Waxing, Pedicures. Manicures, Facials, Body ABIGAIL SARKAR Treatments, Makeup. Tinting, Nail Art. Air Brushing O ti e r)Ge.3.o( t Pd Esthettctan"�'a't T�hn�c�an Cep' ' - tough "+aIle mg and Apx G f• Cer'if ewes Ava lacle SefT09 xa�since X989 Compumentary Re'reshmerts Evening and SaIL. ;ay App's Ava;i V sa Mas'ercard Accepted 1885 Glenanna Rd. #221 Pickering (in Pickering Medical Centre) (905) 837 -NEAT Oben 7 daysi week until Christmas ]PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., DECEMBER 20. 1995 Housing sales down herein November L; Qifts D Economic, political forces play on consumer confidence AJAX-PICKERING — Sales of new houses were down here and across the Greater Toronto Area in November, a home builders' associa- tion reports. In Ajax, 66 new homes — 64 free- hold and two condominium units — sold, down from the October total of 74. the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association (GTHBA) notes. In Pickering, 46 homes sold — 25 freehold and 21 condos — a drop from the October total of 76 units. The association notes 1,172 new homes sold in the GTA, a 15 per cent drop from the October total of 1,382 units. Association president Myer God- frey says part of the decline is season- al, but the market was also affected by post -referendum disappointment and consumer worry about the Nov. 29 provincial government's economic statement. "Economic and political forces con- tinue to conspire against higher levels of consumer confidence." Mr. God- frey adds. lie notes that sales last month were off almost one-quarter from Novem- ber. 1994 Mr. Godfrey attributes the decline to new project openings, espe- cially condominium conversions, helping make November of last year a better than average sales month. Mr. Godfrey says for November of this year, condominium sales attracted about 41 per cent of the market share, up from the norma130 per cent range. The GUIBA has 850 members and covers an area from Clarington to Oakville and north to Newmarket. Dial in for library information AJAX — Information about your account with the Ajax Public Library is only a pho w call away. The library has started a new tele- phone renewal and notification service that lets you renew titles, list items out or loan, cancel items being held for pick-up and find out how much is owed in fines. The service is available through a touch-tone phone 24 hour a day, seven days a week. To use it, call 905-683- 0929, enter the bar-code number our the hack o: your library card and the last four digits of your ptiorie number. Early next year, the library's auu mat- ed phone system will begin to notify library members of items being held for pick-up and of overdue matcxials. Call the library at 683-3(M fox more inf(mmatixt on the new systema. Y c u n g patients in the emergency department of the Ajax and Pickering General Hos- pital will have something cuddly to help make their visit a little easier. Each of the 33 stu- dents in Vir- ginia Bray's Grades 4 and 5 split class at Highbush Public School in Pickering donated a teddy bear, which will be given to youngsters in the emer- gency depart- ment over the Christmas season. Pre- senting the bears are, clockwise from lower right, Latjisha Samuels, Kris Smith, Nicole Levy and Laura McDo- nough. photo by Andrew lwanowski C6'stma_,; Lic4its. parMink, %&A and Forever W untic. sI \Ian iris 'pe" Edition Aw6wnary Band. l .vo ct. J.. Exc6rsnek deRgrred to commemrxate our 60th :Anniversary. bl 1 wnru" aur Channel -Set Princess lxarron .-lnni,, n Band. 0.61) ct. tJ.. c0 The Contemporary "Venice" Anniversary Band. o.70 d tofu•. ,AN of these exquisite Annivenan- Barrels are 6a "i set in ltd Lt. goLL Dk5kr your payment until May IM on J purck ses f $400 or more, u•{ren you use your %ppins credit card and buy b%re D,.bzr :,, w . H� fAt if Rc .n( r. ti- 0 A.0 . ; A del rra✓' /« of : '�l. 1 applied. MCKE:RIN(, TOWN (TNTRE. (905) 420-80119 F 2611 FREE COLOUR CTURER'S MANUFA A fi WARRANTY1 TELEVISION pYYY�+�" a?� '77 Ilk- rl PALLISER. FA * SO A-' L DISHWASHER 801600ALT HEAVY DUTY MOTOR SOFT FOOD DISPOSER AUTOMATIC RINSE kGENT REMOVABLE CUTLERY BASKET BRW NAME ARGE SELECTION BULTA DOWASHER ON DISPLAY FROM 349 A 4 4 0 PAGE 13 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 20,19" OPEN TUESDAY DECEMBER 26 9a.m. SHARP.' ask ,,M,k W SAY _ Ifth Ar .1 • �' OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF S44414 e&e LIFELIKE CHRISTMAS TREES & !- A BATHROOMS LV `A CHRISTMASDECORATIONS- VJhi7• SALE - _ - � , 8" x 6"" x x x 1T 99 .. (size is approx.) Wreaths, garlands. candles & candle holders. animated characters. RP 29.99ea. porcelain houses. lights, ornaments. picks. pinecones. potpourri & more! I' ¢ ��a'.,°e .- CHRISTMAS BASKETS • . , t. ,' Ma -y shapes d saes Selection varies from SO FAO �� store to store �� 3 _ Reg. 99-9.99ea. _ -^ FERN TRU S DI -EASE NOTE CHRIS'1NAS SuPRJES ARE LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND SHOP EARLY SELECTION MAY VARY BY STORE i ' v TIP 1z Great for seasonal �5 '~< � storage &home decor Reg 119 99ea y vc• avada w n au stores • • , VICTORIA WICKER SET 4 PIECE WHITE WICKER INCLUDES: . � d'T^Chdlrs 'BLOOMING BEAUTIES READY To "'R o eeee table AFRICAN CHRISTMAS WOOD r — Reg 589 %set r _ VIOLETS 5�� `._. , sr rc' o" ^c ..d ^ j SAJ Ff SALE ornaments. message '^ REIGER 22 trains. angels & sleds BEGONIAS$1 - i Reg 77-14 99ea 3g ,v "' AN/� CHILDREN'S 1 Hey 2 49eaL DRACAENA MARGINATA CHRISTMAS CRAFTS --�� Incudes paper punches SW FRO I ' GIANT DRAGON PLANT LE stickers. stamps Very easy tc grow SA c shrinkles & more' F; 6" pot Reg 9.99ea .04 a+4 ♦ Reg 17-4 99ea 1112 .+ , .a BURGBATNSTRHERY & ATCH KITSPACE LIL P` HATS A loeal for iow to medium SALE E'F Entire selection of Ight Dark green leav Christmas designs S � !y Includes all wreaths & hats. pot Reg 14 99ea stttchery & latch kits Reg 1 77-10 97ea. ;y Reg. 167-89.99eaea cQuERED urr All lacquered berries FRO & . Beautiful full 8 bushy SALEsprays In red. gold. ER MACHE F� pearl & della robia. Reg 15.99ea. hanging basket. Our entire selection Reg. 1.29-17 99ea. 65-- Reea _ including assorted boxes. deers. &more. M S ET�� Snowmen more. � ea Reg. 2.49-38.99ea. All red & green Christmas SALE bouquets & bunches. SALFFAOIk Huge green leaves s a ENTNIE S / Reg. 2.49 14.99ea. 2:, Splashed 1Ndh whille. 14 ea K USK ea 10- pot. Reg. 29.99ea. t STAINS KCA 1111raw FRAMES SALE fabricsAsso"• g SE:o o �s. Great for creating t Full 4' S' taN ; �� plants Thrives in �` Buy now! Reg• from pine cone creatxxls. 1 4.99ea. ea Reg..99-8.99ea. fight, Reg. 39.99ea. k " HAKES A GREAT ea HOURS: Mon. to Fri. 9.1ft.m.-900p.m. Sat., Sun. dE Holidays 91Oa.m.-6:00p.m. t)nim OYIf7f7N. In - , - Sale ends Dec. 31, 1995 GREAT CARE IS TAKEN IN THE PREPARA Wift TION 6 PRODUCTION 0F THIS AD ERROR M DESCRIPTION ILLUSTRATION 8PRICING WG Y OCCUR IN THE EVENT S A PRICING ERROR THE tTEAN S. IN OUESTION WILL BE �e RESERVE H CORRECT PRICE OEMANO MAY EKCEEC AVA LA&f STOCK WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO lillT pUANTITIES LIMITED TO STOCK ON WIND NOT ALL PRODUCT AVANA&E AT OUR KENNEDY RD WHITEIV L 9URLINGTON STORES ~YfV�i �M A s �« C 79 OLAND KD. Pon unawOt SCARBORO finKE NM7 M. S. of H". •Ot M Former - Pickering man facesy murder h charge PIC KF.RIN(; — The estranged x husband of a Pickcrint, resi- dent has been charged with sec- ond-degree mur- der and attempt - cd murder alter his wilds parents 1 ' were attacked Saturday by it M man with it ham- , mcr. Vinccri Cipollone, who `... .; split with hi,, �kilc two numths -' ago and tnoyed appeared in Nc•xntarkct court 't ` He was charged s%ith %cc- arid-dc��rec mur- .li I _,._,i W der in the death 0 ul his 63 - year -old father in-law. ayor accepts i S who died Sundae cif severe head injuries. The Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs wasn't vio- doing them up in paper ana cows ?o help out nran"s if, -year- lating any conflict of interest laws when he with the Santa's Wrap & Go gift wrapping old µ ife is in the accepted gifts recently at the Pickering Town service being run at the mall by the United intcnsi vc care Centre. The mayor, along with Chantelle Way until closing time Christmas Eve. unit there with a Szabo (left) and Kathleen Kennedy, was photo by Carl Ferencz fractured skull. T 1W 1W THE NEWS ADVENMER, WED., DECEMBER b, I"S-PAGE 19LA The Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF LANDFILL SITE The Metro (Brock West) Landfill site will be closed Monday, December 25 and Tuesday, December 26, 1995 for the Christmas Holiday. Normal operations will resume Wednesday. The Metro (Brock West) Landfill Site will be closed Monday. January 1, 1996 for the New Year's Day Holiday. Normal operations will resume Tuesday, January 2, 1996. V.A. SILGAIUS, RENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS HOLIDAY CLOSING The Pickering Information Centre will close for the holiday season Thursday. December 21. 199 at 4:00 pm, and will re -open j Tuesday. January 2. 1996 at 9:00 am. All the staff wish you a happy and safe holiday. i I Ontario Hydro I I I :d�i`.g '. -- ...,.,a .. ..--ter_ ",,,�,_• — ^'.�, _ -,. .,..y .. •;�,,.`. -.... � ..., .. . , . . . , PAGE 20 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 20, I"S • • • YesOlivia, there reallyaants In the near 15 years I have worked at This Week, we affected by the scepticism of a sceptical age. They do not childhood. have received thousands of letters to Santa (Taus. All from believe except they see. They think that nothing can he eager little boys and girls hoping to reach Santa through the which is not comprehensible by their little minds. Olivia, Afr. Church said it first and .said it hest. I hope this pages of this newspaper. All minds, Virginia, whether they be men's or children's. answers Four question. "Thank you for reading This Week Those letters have given us countless hours of pleasure are little. In this great universe of ours, man is a mere and for making niy Chrisnncrs a e'en' nu'rn' one indeed reading the sometimes funny, often moving and insect, an wit in his intellect as compared with the always entertaining dreams of our youngest readers. Over the years i have thought many times about my veru favorite Christmas story and often wondered if I would ever have the chance to live it out myself. Today is that day. On Dec. 13 I received the following letter from a young reader of This Week: "Dear Editor: Is there a Santa. Please answer me. Thank you. Olivia Harmon, Oshawa (Dear Ofivia: I was very pleased to receive your letter inquirinc about Santa Claus. This is my very favorite time of the -ear and 'us, hk, you Editor -in - Chief Santa Claus holds a very special place in my heart. Your question is the very same question a little girl named Virginia O'Hanlon orced asked the editor of the New York Sun newspaper in 1997. Virginia believed in Santa Claus and he had never disap- pointed her. But when other little boys and girls said there wasn't any Santa Claus, she was filled with doubts. She went to her father, a regular reader of the New York Sun• and asked him her question. When he failed to answer the question she decided to write to The Sun because. as her father often said. "If you see it in The Sun, it's so". Virginia's letter made it into the hands of Francis P. Church, a veteran editor at The Sun and he set to work responding. What he had to say became one of the most memorable editoriaLS in newspaper history. This is what he wrote: Virginia O'Hanlon: Virginia, your little friends are wrong. They have hLen Help available if vou've lost a loved one DURHAM — Be gentle on yourself if you've lost a loved one in the Christmas sea- son, says the Durham Commu- nity Bereave- ment Services. "If Christmas is a sad season for you, let your- self feel that," says a release from the Durham organization. The local chapter provides individ- ual and group support to bereaved persons in Durham. "No two peo- ple react the same way," after losing a loved one, according to the news release. Durham Com- munity Bereave- ment Services is a non-profit, charitable orga- nization. Call 728-3741 for information about their ser- vices. boundless world about him, as measured by the intelligence capable of grasping the whole of truth and knowledge. Yes. Virginia there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devo- tion exist, and you know that they abound and viye to your life its highest beauty and joy. Alas' how dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus! It would be as dreary as if there were no Virginias. There would be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance to make tolerable this exis- tence. We should have no enjoyment, except in sense and sight. The external light with which chikilxw)d fills the world would be extinguished. Not believe in Santa Claus! You might as well not believe in fairies. You might get your papa to have men to watch in all the chimneys oxr Christmas Eve to catch Santa Claus. but even if you did not see Santa Claus coming down. what would that prove? Nob odv sees Santa Claus, but that is no sign that there is no Santa Claus. "The most real things in the world are those that neither children nor men can see. Did you ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of course not, bort that's no proof that thev are nor there. Nob odv can conceive or imagine all the worklers there are unseen and unseeable in the world. You tear apart the baby's rattle and see what makes the noise inside, but there is a veil covering the unseen world which no( the strongest men, nor even the united strength of all the strongest men that ever lives; could tear apart. Only faith, poetry. love romance, can push aside that curtain and view and picture the sup>Lmatural beauty and glory beyond. Is it all real:' Ah, Virginia, in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding. No Santa Claus' Thank God' Ile lives and lives forever. A thousand years from now. Virginia, nay 10 times 1OSM years from now. he will continue to make glad the heart of Sincerely. Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Oshawa-Whithy-Clarington This Week. Good rivers... Save on auto insurance! Even if your car insurance rates have not increased recently, you still could be paying too much. Ask us about quality Kemper auto insurance that could save you money. 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Red Emperor Grapes Product of U.S.A., No. I Grads IA6 kg Sealtest Parfour Ice Cr"m ILdrm LB. 3.28 kg Kraft Cheese sticks selected Varieties 227 g pkg. Green Giant Vegatablss Fes, wee,.. wriai.: IklPohh! . Ai x 455 WESTNEY ROAD SOUTH AT HARWOOD AVENUE i�kr7p a'� %.::5^• • _ _. !, .7.;5.,x:---'.�uiQ' ..R' a l.. � • .r. s , , PAGE 22 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTMER, WED., DECEMBER 2ti,1"S By Stephen Shaw DURHAM STAFF DURHAM -- A document proposing the merger of Whitby and Oshawa hos- pitals was "treated with prejudice" by the board chairman of Whitby General Hospital, charges member Shirley Scott. At a recent board meeting, WGH Chairman Jim Souch blocked discussion of 'The Doctors' Proposal' — a report formulated by physicians from both hos- pitals and endorsed by a committee made up hospital officials, community members and local and provincial politi- cians. Mr. Souch later defended his decision, which was backed by a majority of board members, saying the document did not go through formal board procedure. But Ms. Scott. who requested the pro- posal be put on the agenda for the Nov. 29 meeting, says that's news to her. "If I didn't follow proper procedure then I want to know why I wasn't informed and asked to correct it. Why was this statement subject to formalities that others aren't subject to'" says Ms. Scott, also Whitbv's Centre Ward coun- cillor and a member of the Communitv Hospital Committee (CHC), which backed the proposal. Ms. Scott says she submitted the doc- ument and CHC statement supporting the proposal five days before the meet- ing and asked that it be included on the agenda and discussed and voted on at the meeting. However. Mr. Souch ruled the item to have been improperly presented to the board because there was no formal notice of motion. "(Ms. Scott) is well aware of notice of motion procedures... (The document) was submitted as information. She didn't say she wanted it brought up as a notice of motion," says Mr. Souch, blaming the controversy on "an unfortunate misun- derstanding." Under normalprocedure, he says, committee discusses issues before they are presented formally to the board. Ms. Scott, however, notes that "three other motions voted on (at the meeting) did not require a formal notice of motion procedure," among those a statement from Mr. Souch responding to the hospi- tal proposal. however, Mr. Souch says thev arose from committee. By refusing to discuss the hospital merger concept, Ms. Scott says the board is turning a blind eye to residents' needs. "Clearly the (proposal) was a document subject to prejudice," she says. "This (proposal) is the community's vision. We're trying to hold on to the services we have at (WGII) and for some reason, certain members of the board only want to go to (converting Whitby hospital into a) rehabilitation (centre): well, some of us are ready to fight for more than that." Durham Region's hospital restructur- ing plan. recently approved by the Min- istry of Health, designates WGII as a rehabilitation centre. Ms. Scott says the proposal to merge the hospitals "is what the community wants and it should he looked at." Purse snatched in elevator OSHAWA -- A 48 - year -old woman had her purse snatched by two men in ti.e ele- vator of an Oshawa apartment build- ing. Durham Regional Police say around 4:30 p.m. Saturday the woman was in the eleva- tor at 44 Bond St. W. ,when two men entered, pushed her to the ground, punched her and stole her purse. The woman suf- fered minor injuries, but didn't require med- it's just not worthwhile to stay open." explains Cullen Gardens spokesman Carol Pudlis. The food industry has struggled in recent years and Cullen Gardens is no exception, she says. "The restaurant business has been very tough the last five years, especially in the win- ter. People have less discretionary money and everybody stays at home paying off their VISAS." Ms. Pudlis says. "We're just being realistic," she adds., pre- dicting a slow winter for all retail businesses. "1 think many businesses are going to die this win- ter. "It's never good in the winter but I think this year is going to be worse than usual." Ten full-time and about 40 part-time restau- rant staff will be laid off; maintenance crews and management will stay on board, she says. Groundscrew and maintenance workers will ical treatment, police say. Both suspects are male, white, 5 -foot -9 to 5 -foot -I 1. One was wear- ing a blue jean jacket, blue jeans and black hoots. The other was wearing a three-quarter length jacket, blue jeans with running shoes. spend much of the winter preparing to open the new year with "a real bang " Knife used in robbery OS H A W A -- A 31 -year-old Oshawa man has been charged with robbery after a knife was pulled on two people at a downtown discount store. Durham Regional Police say a man went into the Discount World store at 5 Simcoe St. S. around 6 p.m. Friday, purchased a jacknife and then opened it and told the clerk and store owner to lock the doors and not to press any buttons.. The clerk and owner ran out of the store to an adjacent business and called police. The robber made off with a small amount of cash, but was arrested a short time later. Happy News Advertiser readers, carriers Readers with the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser can win fabulous prizes just for paying their newspaper carrier. And the carriers can win some great prizes for their efforts in delivering our newspaper to your door three days a week. In the photo at left, carrier Christine Megit (right) and her helper Stephanie Labelle proudly display a Sharp mini - component stereo for their work during collection number 12. In the photo at right, Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser reader Anne Whitehead of Ajax accepts a brand new RCA video cassette recorder for the same collection period. Ms. Whitehead's prize was awarded to her in a random draw simply because she paid her carrier during the recent col- lection period. All readers who pay their carrier have their name submitted for a monthly raffle. Presenting the VCR to Ms. Whitehead is the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser's Alka Aggarwal. Buying a gift box or calendar helps CNIB DURHAM — Having a Christ- mas gift wrapped in a box bought at an Athlete's World store will help the visually impaired. The store is selling gift boxes for $2 and $1.50 from each is donated to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. There's an Athlete's World on the second level near Sears in the Pick- ering Town Centre. The CNIB is also selling 1996 lottery calendars for $20 each and there are more than 1,600 prizes totalling 5100,000. Four daily draws for $50 will be held, along with 100 twice -weekly draws for $100, 48 monthly draws for $250 and one special draw on March 30 for $5,000. March 30 is the 78th anniversary of the CNIB. Calendars are available at the Durham CNIB office at 205 Bond St. E., Oshawa. Call 905-436-7732 for more information. Cullen Gardens closing down for Winter WHITBY -- The tiniest, most popular vil- lage in Durham Region will be closed down this winter. For the first time. both Cullen Gardens Miniature Village and Cullen Gardens restau- rant in Whitby will close during the off-season. The Village and the restaurant will shut down to the public Jan. 8 and re -open Faster Week- end in April. While the unique tourist attraction closes the village each winter, the restaurant has always remained open five days per week. It was a very tough decision to make. We started researching winter Sales last April and procedure," among those a statement from Mr. Souch responding to the hospi- tal proposal. however, Mr. Souch says thev arose from committee. By refusing to discuss the hospital merger concept, Ms. Scott says the board is turning a blind eye to residents' needs. "Clearly the (proposal) was a document subject to prejudice," she says. "This (proposal) is the community's vision. We're trying to hold on to the services we have at (WGII) and for some reason, certain members of the board only want to go to (converting Whitby hospital into a) rehabilitation (centre): well, some of us are ready to fight for more than that." Durham Region's hospital restructur- ing plan. recently approved by the Min- istry of Health, designates WGII as a rehabilitation centre. Ms. Scott says the proposal to merge the hospitals "is what the community wants and it should he looked at." Purse snatched in elevator OSHAWA -- A 48 - year -old woman had her purse snatched by two men in ti.e ele- vator of an Oshawa apartment build- ing. Durham Regional Police say around 4:30 p.m. Saturday the woman was in the eleva- tor at 44 Bond St. W. ,when two men entered, pushed her to the ground, punched her and stole her purse. The woman suf- fered minor injuries, but didn't require med- it's just not worthwhile to stay open." explains Cullen Gardens spokesman Carol Pudlis. The food industry has struggled in recent years and Cullen Gardens is no exception, she says. "The restaurant business has been very tough the last five years, especially in the win- ter. People have less discretionary money and everybody stays at home paying off their VISAS." Ms. Pudlis says. "We're just being realistic," she adds., pre- dicting a slow winter for all retail businesses. "1 think many businesses are going to die this win- ter. "It's never good in the winter but I think this year is going to be worse than usual." Ten full-time and about 40 part-time restau- rant staff will be laid off; maintenance crews and management will stay on board, she says. Groundscrew and maintenance workers will ical treatment, police say. Both suspects are male, white, 5 -foot -9 to 5 -foot -I 1. One was wear- ing a blue jean jacket, blue jeans and black hoots. The other was wearing a three-quarter length jacket, blue jeans with running shoes. spend much of the winter preparing to open the new year with "a real bang " Knife used in robbery OS H A W A -- A 31 -year-old Oshawa man has been charged with robbery after a knife was pulled on two people at a downtown discount store. Durham Regional Police say a man went into the Discount World store at 5 Simcoe St. S. around 6 p.m. Friday, purchased a jacknife and then opened it and told the clerk and store owner to lock the doors and not to press any buttons.. The clerk and owner ran out of the store to an adjacent business and called police. The robber made off with a small amount of cash, but was arrested a short time later. Happy News Advertiser readers, carriers Readers with the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser can win fabulous prizes just for paying their newspaper carrier. And the carriers can win some great prizes for their efforts in delivering our newspaper to your door three days a week. In the photo at left, carrier Christine Megit (right) and her helper Stephanie Labelle proudly display a Sharp mini - component stereo for their work during collection number 12. In the photo at right, Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser reader Anne Whitehead of Ajax accepts a brand new RCA video cassette recorder for the same collection period. Ms. Whitehead's prize was awarded to her in a random draw simply because she paid her carrier during the recent col- lection period. All readers who pay their carrier have their name submitted for a monthly raffle. Presenting the VCR to Ms. Whitehead is the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser's Alka Aggarwal. Buying a gift box or calendar helps CNIB DURHAM — Having a Christ- mas gift wrapped in a box bought at an Athlete's World store will help the visually impaired. The store is selling gift boxes for $2 and $1.50 from each is donated to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. There's an Athlete's World on the second level near Sears in the Pick- ering Town Centre. The CNIB is also selling 1996 lottery calendars for $20 each and there are more than 1,600 prizes totalling 5100,000. Four daily draws for $50 will be held, along with 100 twice -weekly draws for $100, 48 monthly draws for $250 and one special draw on March 30 for $5,000. March 30 is the 78th anniversary of the CNIB. Calendars are available at the Durham CNIB office at 205 Bond St. E., Oshawa. Call 905-436-7732 for more information. • THE MEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 20, I"S-PAGE 23-A ].Entertainment 686- LORD BYRON 000 SEAFOOD & STEAK Call us at 683-5110 withour entertaining ideas y g Whole lotta shakin' goin' on The Arabella Restaurant in Picker- ing celebrated its grand opening ` . on Saturday with belly dancing on the entertainment menu. Here, belly dancer Yasmina Ramzy per- forms for thoseon hand. The Ara- bella Restaurant is at 1735 Bayly 11t� St., just east of Brock Road. Fly with us in y. cyberspace at www.durhamrwmnet The News Advertiser NEW YEARS EVE DINNER & DAN( at qfie 1P Winchester Amu MENU :�/Ao Soap or salad Prime R& Dinner or salmon Filet or Chicimn Cordon Bleu C flee and Dessert Table Champagne and Party Favors at Midnight Celebrate the New Year with The Winchester Arms Call now to book your Uckm Ask for Lisa 1400 Bayly St. cat _ 837-2366 _ 71, Church hosts banquet AJAX -- Revivaltime Ajax Room, Centennial Rd., Tabernacle Church is host- Ajax. Tickets are $15 for ing its Christmas banquet in adults, seniors and children Ajax on Saturday, Dec. 23 at $10. Proceeds to go to the 7 p.m. church's building fund. The banquet's at the Ajax Call 686-2244 for infor- Community Centre, HMS mation. In 8w, app I tz. Sao T T U. 4 610 .'Monarch St. Ajax, Ont. (905) 42-7--811 .01 � HomesURGeas & Ice CReam A � l - nessei �cEa - Pleaae Enjoy A Enjoy A FREE BONDURGEtm FREE KIDDY MEAL WiIY ale WiM Me Nr bm a of artier of Mmr K mer r OW&' of e4pd or -cafes %are. Vatic wiM dais anti Jaa.LV% Vad wilb "ONIFN aat JUL151% I t Let us entertain you each and every week! CaU 683-5110 for more information on your community newspaper R%W - 4. %YJ D. %Q) The Staff And Management Of r'� Kathryn Would bike To Thank R . ,, Everyone For Their Support uPPo Throughout The Year, And wish fJ Everyone A Merry Christmas, L t , J� And A Happy New Year! =o 0 Kin st n 376 Kingston Rd. Pickering C (at Rougemont) (905) 509-M21 401 rMk%A;PW imAii EATM apPerE11 EVERY DAY 9:3 AIM. YOU CAN EAT FM AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HM Breakfast Special (Davy) Luncheon Specials Daily %95 TWO CAN DINE FOR $ (Every Day of The week) 130 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 99 (Evv"" an our maw (Aa 5..00 pm.) or less TWO BEAUTIFUL BANOUEETT HALLS ALL INCLUSIVE $59°° per person Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 A, �. , iw r s r 71, Church hosts banquet AJAX -- Revivaltime Ajax Room, Centennial Rd., Tabernacle Church is host- Ajax. Tickets are $15 for ing its Christmas banquet in adults, seniors and children Ajax on Saturday, Dec. 23 at $10. Proceeds to go to the 7 p.m. church's building fund. The banquet's at the Ajax Call 686-2244 for infor- Community Centre, HMS mation. In 8w, app I tz. Sao T T U. 4 610 .'Monarch St. Ajax, Ont. (905) 42-7--811 .01 � HomesURGeas & Ice CReam A � l - nessei �cEa - Pleaae Enjoy A Enjoy A FREE BONDURGEtm FREE KIDDY MEAL WiIY ale WiM Me Nr bm a of artier of Mmr K mer r OW&' of e4pd or -cafes %are. Vatic wiM dais anti Jaa.LV% Vad wilb "ONIFN aat JUL151% I t Let us entertain you each and every week! CaU 683-5110 for more information on your community newspaper R%W - 4. %YJ D. %Q) The Staff And Management Of r'� Kathryn Would bike To Thank R . ,, Everyone For Their Support uPPo Throughout The Year, And wish fJ Everyone A Merry Christmas, L t , J� And A Happy New Year! =o 0 Kin st n 376 Kingston Rd. Pickering C (at Rougemont) (905) 509-M21 401 rMk%A;PW imAii EATM apPerE11 EVERY DAY 9:3 AIM. YOU CAN EAT FM AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HM Breakfast Special (Davy) Luncheon Specials Daily %95 TWO CAN DINE FOR $ (Every Day of The week) 130 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 99 (Evv"" an our maw (Aa 5..00 pm.) or less TWO BEAUTIFUL BANOUEETT HALLS ALL INCLUSIVE $59°° per person Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, DECEMiStR 20, 199: Little Rockers take to the ice for Annandale bonspiel By JIM EASSON both the Jon Payne and Bob Turcotte teams Annandale hosted a Little Rockers and the Youth section, the best home team was SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER came out of the 'B' side. These winning Youths Bonspiel at the club this past that of Paul Hart, Scott Austin, Jamie Lepage AJAX — The Annandale Curling Club playoffs to determine which men's teams advance to the Nokia Cup zone playdowns were completed on Sunday. Nine rinks took part in the double knock- out event which began Dec. 10. Winning the 'A' side was the Warren Leslie rink, while 1644 BAYLY k R _St west :)f BD --k Pp (905) 837-0653 rinks advance to the zone playdowns in Uxbridge Jan. 12 to 14. There is only one other entry point, called the Challenge Round, which is slated for late January. Sidelined teams with good bonspiel winnings can gain entrance to the Challenge Round. Saturday. The event was a sell-out with 32 teams participating. The 16 Little Rock teams (for players under 12 years) all played two six -end games, and all players won a prize. The best Annandale showing was by James Thorimbert, Kristi Austin, Andrea Hong and Lauren Hong, who came third. In SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. and Matt Allard, who placed fifth after three six -end games. Two new trophies were pre- sented for the annual competition. The Jack Rauch Trophy for the Little Rockers went to the Jeff Thomas rink of Avonlea. The Don Read Trophy for the Youth event went to Andy Muir and his team from Peterborough. LEAF TICKETS WANTED Will pay face value for Toronto Maple Leaf tickets, gr oers or better. Ca!! Brucc at 579-4400 (Oshawa) or 798-7672 (Pickering) and ask for Ext #2207. Duathlete tackles hot weather, competition in Cancun Pickering's Andy Lubczynski had to overcome humid weather conditions while competing in the running portion of the World Duathlon Championships in Cancun, Mexico. 0 Pickering resident finishes 53rd in his age group at world championships By Al. RIVETT SPORTS RF-1'ORITR PICKERING -- Hot competition and scorching weather conditions proved to he big obstacles to a Pickering athlete who competed at the World Duathlon Championships in Cancun. Mexico recently. Andy Lubczynski. 30, was part of the Canadian contingent at the world championships for the sport which encompasses long-distance running and cycling. In his first year of com- peting in the tough 30-34 age group, he managed to place 53rd overall. The Scarborough school teacher has, in the past, completed the duathlon (five -kilometre run, 40 -kilometre hike and a final 10 -kilometre run) in under two hours. At the recent worlds com- petition, he finished the gruelling course in two hours. 13 minutes. It's not the result he had hoped for, but he's pleased nonetheless with his effort, especially since the race was run in temperatures approaching 40 degrees Celsius. "You always want to do better time - wise; I've done better under other cir- cumstances. I did the best I could do, and I was happy with that," he says. "It was hot. The conditions were very challenging.- Lubczynski notes the heat was hcar- able for the most part, but 8 the final 10- kilometre le of the race became _ agonizing under the Mexican ` heat. "The last - four kilometres were the worst because you're tired and it hits you. \ The Pickering r resident is no f / stranger to world -calibre, events. having competed in the " World T riathlon Championships (long distance Lubczynski con cycling, running elling 4C? -kilometre and swimming) the duathlon. He in 1993 in course in two hou Birmingham, England and last year in New Zealand. However, Lubczynski says it may be the last time he'll compete at the worlds. He plans to concentrate solely on cycling with the purpose of break - ing the mark t()r riding across Canada on a bicycle. "My heart is really into cycling and I've always had a dream of riding across Canada. Terry Fox was always a big he to me. I don't intend to equate myself ' with him, but I do Y,. net insnired by people like him," he says, adding q" '�•- # he's unsure when - he' Il attempt to cycle across Canada. Lubczynski ►'- - says he would like !• to turn his pursuit of the cross - Canada cycling record (13 days, h d petes in the gru- cycling portion of completed the rs, 13 minutes. &I Am-- ours an six minutes) into a charitable event. Ile has a charity in mind, but says he wants to finalize the details before making known his intentions. "I've been doing the sport for myself for all these years and I would like to take what I've achieved and help support a cause. Breaking the record would he like icing on the cake," he says. Raiders maj*orpeewev;5Novice Raiders on a roll to ...:::;::AJAX-PICKERING •— The Aiat_PaAn+r:no r?';.io« at top AJAX-PICKFRING — An elite area minor hockey squad will suit up against some of the best peewee hock- ey teams in North America at a tour- nament in Toronto over the Christmas holiday. The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Canada Air Tech Systems major peewee 'AAA' rep hockey team /I North American tourney North York's Centennial AWA Arena, starting on Boxing Day. Rxmedy the Esso Culp Tournament, this year's event will feature squabs from the U.S., namely two top-flight Motor City teams — Detroit Compuware attld Detroit Little Caesars — the Syracuse, New York Stars and a team from New Jersey. There will be also representative teams from the Northern Ontario Hockey Association, the Ontario Minor Hockey Association, the Metro Toronto Hockey League, as well as squads from Quebec. "It's one of the most presti- gious tournaments around," says Ajax -Pickering peewee Raiders' head coach Craig Chandler. "All the big teams will be there." The Raiders will start tourney play on Boxing Day against Sault Ste. Marie at 8:15 p.m. The Ajax - Pickering peewees will also play in the tournament's showcase game prior to the opening ceremonies on Wednesday, Dec. 27 at 5:45 p.m, ver- sus the Don Mills Flyers of the MTHL. The Raiders fmal round-robin tilt is against New Jersey on 1 mirsday, Dec. 28 at 8:15 pm. The Canada Air Tech Systems pee- wees are currently in first place in the OMHA Eastern `AAA' division with a record of 9-8-1. Team members are Brett Lemmon, Steve Stinson, Kevin Crawford, Matthew Pett, Spencer Cameron, Michael Cuzzolino, Geoffrey Stewart, Andre Darlow, Shawn Copper, Adam Blair, Steven Burnett, Roy MacLeod, Brandon McMillan, Brent Chandler, Matthew Peneycad, Allan MacIsaac and Danny Schofield. P Mr. Greek hard to beatpeewees at Montreal tourney PICKERING - The Pickering Panthers round-robin action. The goaltending tandem of Aaron Gray a 4-4 draw with the West hawks and Mr. Greek major peewee `AA' rep hockey Michael Mitchell led the team's scoring and Matt McMillan faced a total of 140 blanked Vermont 3-0 with goalie Gray team was edge(] out for the title at one tour- in uhc tourney with six goals and one assist. shots in the touma mens, but allowed iust turning* aside 1 1 shots for the shutout. nament, but captured the brass ring at Steve Johnson potted two goals and 17 goals. McMullen also won the Johnson managed four goals against another in recent action. added four assists, while Jamie `#G /y goaltending contest at the tourney. Cornwall and finished the tourney with six The Panthers made it to the championship Follett counted three goals and Q- O The Mr. Greek eewees final at the recent Pickering tourney. three assists. Other scorers were �► r+P goals and three assists. Follett netted a v also played in a tourney in t_oal and six assists, while Mitchell had However, the Panthers lost 6-1 to North Clint Randolph, two goals, three ` „ Montreal and, for the second year five assists. Randolph managed three Toronto, a team still undefeated this season. assists; Danny Lusina and Craig in a row, returned from La Belle goals and an assist, while Steinke had two In the semi-finals, Pickering eked out a 3- Lillie, one goal, one assist. Scan 91j�►� Province as the champs. The goals and two assists. Craig Lillie had two 2 double overtime victory over Vaughan. Grieve, Chris Reid and call-up Ryan CIA, 1% Panthers beat the Weston I lawks -t- goals and three assists, while Hilhown had The Panthers defeated Ajax 3-2 and St. Tracy all added three assists, with sin- 2 in the title game. three were Catharines by an identical 3-2 count, before gles !o Matt Steinke, Craig Hilborn and Earlier in the tourney, the Panthers Red Lewis Grieve point andsJason settling for a 5-5 tie with Hamilton in David Lewis. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 29, l"S-PAGE 25-A Ultramar petites win second strayg ht ournamen t title PICKERING - The Pickering Ultramar Gas Bar petite `A' ringette team trade it two for two in tournament action, taking its second tourney crown in as many weeks in Scarborough recently. The Ultramar petites defeated Mississauga 6-5 in a battle which went right down to the wire. With only seconds left in the game, Pickering goalie Ashley Howell made a game -saving stop on Mississauga to preserve the victory. Pickering lost 5-4 to Mississauga in the opening round-robin con- test- However, the Ultr4nrnar petites came back win their next three thatches - 3-0 over Upper Ottawa Valley, 6-2 over A* and I I -I over Oshawa - to advance to the championship final. Scoring for Pickering were: Salvatrice Assen7a and Chelsey Enslie (five goals, five assists), C hristme Whitall (five goals, throe assists), Kourtney Edwards (four goals, four assists), C(.mnnev Puddister (three goals, 10 assists), Tari Edwards (cine giml. scvcn assists), Laura Bill and Kelly McNabney (three goals, two asiL�h), Tiffany Thompson (one goal, two assists), Jeanine Iiabibullah (two assists), Peewee Raiders win and lose in league action AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax - Pickering Raiders John Boddy Homes peewees won a game and lost another in recent Eastern Ontario league play. The Raiders posted a 7-5 victory over the Markham Waxers. Colin Jennings scored two goals, with sin- gles to Simon Barg, Sean Kostka, Michael Perulli, Andrew Hopkins and an empty -net goal by Tyler McGregor. Earning two assists each were Kevin Rogers and Jeff Tobin, with single helpers to Jennings, Scott Robinson, Rocky Ruta, McGregor and Kostka. The Raiders were defeated by the Barrie Flyers 7-3. Perulli, Darin Brown and Darryu Dubeau scored with assists to Brown, Tobin and Perulli. The John Boddy Homes peewees' record stands at six wins, three loss- es and two ties in league play. Peewee Lightning AJAX -DICKERING - The Durham West Lightning Costar Hames peewee select gids' hockey team won the `A' championship at the recent Belleville tounument in Mmmora without suffer- ing a loss. The Lightning bounced Belleville 6-1, tied Cloucesler 1-1 and won a close bat- tle with Cobourg is the &d 2-1. Melissa Meikle and Lynn Taylor scored three goals apiece, while Lindsay Tremaine potted two markers and tmunccd the Cornwall Aces 6-1, played to McAuley. SCOREBOARD PICKERV4G SOCCER CLUB I,DOOA SOCCER SCORES A- Far,: -:.nary '.rye-��p S:_, a CAr,nyo •. �nrey Gra3. Mark Murphy t, MVPs Dav d UAlt«+so, Ananne MacArtn�r. V TXc. 5teolar s A-XWeaham ,^r WY d MRTES DIvIS1oN Dec. 3: Eagles 2 {Tyson Henry 1. Ak.andw Gralh 1, MVP Ancon) vs. C --w 2 rMchael Crowder 2, MVPs Michael (,lose Sova 1, Daryl Kwan 2 Asnuey Keg 1, MVPs Devyt Kafan. Nan ayarc, A!etander GnRih) vs. Kelsey's 0 MNP Mathew Cerrato); Crowder. Matthew Felltonr: Prer-lrer T'ochy 2 !Trevor Varsosk 1, Jose Dugakc 1. MVP Trevor Vancev, The PICKEPING MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE Mk Smr" Images 2 chaet Gomm 2. Gregory Thornes 1, MVP Trstan Brandon) vs Blgzwd 3 r0rew Starr 2 Scot ,cera Thunder 1 7a for Crabb. P Corey Kandr MV ,ns, j�C. ' C. Tune-up MASTERS O WtSRON (DEC. 11) -GAME ONE Oabxa 800 5 Sea vs. _ S101 lova 4C. Blake 1, MVP Mathew RiC ). Sb Sports 3 !Ian 5b-1 2. Stuart Ayres 1, MVP Tom Keux OuaMy 5 'David D'All s 2. Jerleri r� anam 2. Mark Murphy 1, MVP Tan Rervner v& P•er-,er -•opal, 3 TOPSCORERS DWrota Boos: Bot, Paer 16, Al Sa ata ' 2 Steve Leahy 8, JVs) vs. Thunder 1 (Chsaopher Michell 1. MVPs Cn ^stopper I14ici,e4, Dan,el (Arsawr Shan 1• Jonathan P Buyer 1, Paul ,Isey ', Viagra). Ps L Gerytschke.': Cash way C MVPs L�ntlsev Watson, so Wendy ArselQ vs Prdkenrlg Sew Sports 5 Andrew �nrter E"daays9 Ekysa Corp: lake C Fred ". holey 1'. ova 6 pec' 10' Spo" rages MVP Grog Badaian) vs. Slo• SPort 9 flan Gibson 3, «n Kouk;drs 3. Stuart 2r Steven Graham 1, Ka-oeney Wegon 1..iessre `!err D'o GAME TWO Van Kemper insurance 42 m %max 39. Ayres 1, AAatth 1. Stuart es.The Jason rew 1 1, Barr Star" 1, W,/Ps Andrew Hurter, Jerre 'Jan :me. Throw 0 (MVP � �� Dons CLte TOP SCORERS Jason c- Dwyer!. 8k7 Stark 1 . MVP Michael � : .MVP Jenner Hte. Van Ke -den: Barry Wcoa 10• Btil Boston 9. Roy Macrregon vs. Kebe•/s 0 rMVP Lam Waller : '}r,r,oer 1 (Jayden Johnson 1, MVPs NN*Lawrence. h.ayar, Pa4,y, PEEWEE DIv1sION 0'weilainse, S. Rerltiac: Shue Heny„i /4, John Espoeac 6, Gleet SWR s. m Eagan 1 '"Tyson Henry 1, MVP Jason Grein -.o. Soca L,,. pec. 3: Johnson Contro, 0 vs. ann s Kinlen 2 (Jason Harder t. Ben Hunter'; Kaktn Group S !Enc Kaplan t. GIME THREE Mud Hen's 55 vs. Cleo Lrw Si. SOUI RT DP41MON Dec. 3: FlomHc Oe Software 7 A.exander Stavrou 3. Andrew Lowes 3. Brad Mourao t) ver Haynes -Dana 3 Mle+s� Ka tes+a 1, Stever MAs 1, Andrew Vecorte • :pec. TOP SCORERS �Z t, Marc Riley 2 David Lacey t, MVP , 10, Kahn :roup 3 Enc Katart 1, Andrew _acres '. &aC MW hen's Leon Largerue 24, Sar^ -arY 11, Leyte Ns Mark POeY, vs Pckerngbres SSPa1 'Devon Berrrrdrrrc, MVP Devan Bernardno!. VaAaseWoo Four] 8 'Sam MorsMV Morse 1, P Brad Mo,raor vs. Vrr s • ,Ber' r.~ '. 8. Ckm Lnk Flay Far 12 Roger'WV 8. Luiz LJ,ker S. 1. Ala Tn*o 1. Andrew Powell 4. Cnnoo0w MVP Krslen Toohsalu.:.rommn on 5 .Bolan Kagarkc A. Trevor kAeary 1, MVP Bolan Kagar*c) +& IHly Cjana 1 NOKyASTEASDrASON- GAME o►E Robson Douglas Vaaaee 1, MVPs Sar^ Makdrsar, (Andrew Veeore '. MVP Ana.w Vet2nna•. EWod r,owr+gs T7 .s A.3 63. C++rdopw Khan) M Sam s Bakery 2 Y.~84rop 2. MVP Seas Perla: Routers 3 4uuken Dona 1, K. Far • MOSOUrroovI90N(U13) TOP SCORERS ER Pod EIrw McLean 28. Om -ayktr 13, VasWc earx -ho _ c Mcnssl Laterton 1, MVPs Kr -Ho ayy l 0.W Mur) rs. Doc 3: M'eenea Cho Circ ' �erv+eer Pete. MVPs Sate Duncan, Jenner Palm v!. Sthkers 1 to Papsdopoas 1 t t. Pow 'Wiarna 'C. 11.ASG SP0rsn9 megss 2 (Ownck Kong 2. MVP Dernck Kong], ut • MVPs Jason Pek M 'aa Papadopouasl: Pckenhg Seo- Bob Hydr g 29. Cot/n!y'Niar a '0 scar cAsta 9 Dec 1C. Sams Bakery 2 (Mark Dr-cou . Keen Benin 1, SV0ft S (Mo yusJ Wisrs 3. Ja+n ry14 2 M TVF kAchsM GAME TWO Mud Hen s 7' vs Perry s A Ac Service 60 MVP A-anda.Lee CASMW vr,s Spor,,,v I_egos C `MVP Loa Joss); Yaiie Wds Format 7 (NNai,s rrryeY •, PI - See) vs. Rowdies 1 Natasha Ka)ganc 1. MVPs var, C40001.w oodr. Bran Naraw P C.C.CA 2 iAdrn McConauke TOP SCORERS Andrew P owM S. Dougtss Va"M 1, MVP Chnsan oper . 1, Mchsw Soul I. MVPs +ayyn Ne;ksk. MCorp So A vs. Mud Hen s: Conrad Dave 28. CP -y Tavares 21. Cle- Fords 1' Rooeon) vs. Ha 0 Ogee Sdhvwe 3 (John Riley 1, Dav,d LA -v 2. MVP Area RuassQ; Rockers 4 (Juken Dour t. SuperCentre r Jason Whrehead '. M'JP% kMc"eile Peary: Brant Suavar r. Iva Wafer •4, Janes _oorR 7 F~ Mu pny 1. Ka.Ho Fok 2 MVPs Paver Murphy, Kanto SwVnan, Joraw ESaor.. Dec 10. Pckervg SloSports 5 (aorn Tnrpbo 2. Nadi Saran 3. AWP Caearra K,.Q vs, GAME THREE Vern -Rod's 70 vs. tr»urance P -Allow, Ka,. vs Pcwerny Ska$pass 1 (Bradley Dow ocn t, MVp Matas Sar•ve) P.C.C.CA (Adam McConacrve 1. MVPs Adam Gardner. 6' TOP SCORERS ATOMS DlVt90N JOteryn N4r--ptakr. Rowdies 2 :Rvar Doody 1. Breen V*fh R%dx Brow +od Pat B '8, "' gs Bead«o 16. Oenver Dec. 3: Lwn's Club 4 l.,ordan Coaly A. AMPS Jason Nsr avm 1. MVP's �w Sande. Sarah Mhet+,kaaa) vs. Steen • :Chns Wison '. MVP Peters: SuperCerere Coley 13. Pomoko: Ra n aran, JeO rt $tart) IS, PCk&- SO Spats 0 (MVP _403,1 2 j8w Mac Arthur ' - - Insuranoe Owen Oftw •S, Gantt 1+ Bef+oo Last minute buckets lifts Bob's to victory AJAX - A game between Bank of Montreal and Dakota Bob's was decided in the dying minutes in Ajax Ladies Basketball League action reLently. Dakota Bob's scored the last two baskets to beat the bankers 39-37. Joanna Reardon scored 16 points for Dakota Bob's and Cathy Henderson scored eight for the Bank of Montreal. It was the long shots which decid- ed the game between Glenn's Auto Service and Dufferin Aggregates/Upper Deck. The defence on both sides prevented much play on the boards, but opened up the court for the three pointers. It was Glenn's Auto Service which scored the most, winning 40-34. Lori Fleming led the way for Glenn's Auto Service with 23 points, 21 of which were three pointers. Rhonda White scored 16 for Dufferin Aggregates/Upper Deck. Players in the league reside in both Ajax and Pickering. V champs at tourney Jessica Armstrong one. oa Glies Virginia Ogilvie and Jennifer April( plard well in net, allowing only two goals m dmw games. The defence of Corrine Richter, Tracy MacCallum, Sheena Gosse and Melissa Gerber was solid on doe blue line, moving the puck w up to the forwards quickly. Forwards Shannon Thompson, Krysta Couperthwaite, Leighann Genius and Anne -Marie Williamson all performed well duoughout the tourney. «,y fentadue MVPs poli Getty' ^+opt 13. SKIS - HOCKEY - BIKES - iiiiwauk BANKRUPTCY SALE BAY SPORTS is bankrupt and must LIQUIDATE ALL INVENTORY Boxing Day Prices Now: GURES� '� � GVA00 QP�A Ls4% ,0 B-_„ravflle GG/OV ft �&11CN SKI CLOTHING Asst sizes/styles L40"° -?0%" ' SUS - POLES - BOOTS'9 Rossignol, Elaut,/tonne, R*'*his.- - 41 0 -A S Mi�st�ck �C/h 4 0077. - �� 11 Caps Ba�ban�0 �pr✓H OPEN BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26.1111. ...ALL INVENTORY • PICKERING Hours: Mon. - Fri. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 pm. MUST GO! PAGE 26 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, DECEMBER 29,195 31\,.Y_�l\. k:}R.. � I"\11.C• �1.. 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Atop :1 ('ASFL ,79 I M 1'Ta .. - a cn�'ZEN FISH & CHIPS KF -HRC ACC()RTFn HRISTMAS1 ('ANDY 1 317 , ll..,-, r•---tEr1GIf •w1oo1MG—FF 1 1 p E i FILLINGr 1 108 9 - 212 9 PACKAGE L — IN -STARE RETAIL S7 9• EA SHWOUF r--== F===== i SLICED 1 pJ'fT A'i`!1T G IN-STORE RETAIL 51 ]c FA .SPRIIvC WA'I'F K LANE5IORE ei N NOYHls NWY NOYRs — _ -- _ Nwr 1 — NO"R: DOI Spa ST Vf4� ff RRAg15T I� 3 NWY bt �F Yk01 C.ARLAW AVE �— �� CHERRY STS �� • *w WOODBINE NORTH I 'my ua� d M bn�• GERRARD E fAtlw�•Ir •� _ � IiWY) r uYd BROf.K RD 0.10M. r G _.V-Ja,- - __ -- ---- -- - - THE NEWS AD'WATISER, W®., DRcnnn 2i, MACS 27-A • UNICO SI,ANI RI C O'I"I'A CHEESE ayi a TUB r-- CANADA --- OOX OF,• --«�� *RICE KRISPIES •FROSTED FLAKES sn q BOX ' L----TAE----E---- COLD SPRING FARMS OR FLAMINGO BRAND YOUNG FROZEN UTILITY GRADE 6-16 LB. AVG. 1 BIRD LIMIT • 9PT.T]Et ..EYS FRESH NEVER FROZEN YOUNG GRADE "A" 2-4 LB. AVG- 3 BIRD LIMIT *ROASTING CHICKENS KING COLE FROZEN YOUNG UTILITY GRADE OR MATURE GIZADE "A" A NICO TOMATO PASTE 5t \ I-, TI. COCKT A I.1 4 I, nt vvTI.F IN "' MAID FaCZEN 'CCCc FS 355 mL TIN •FRL DR NKS EA 4?4 mL 'IN PAGE 28 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 29, 1"S We'll run it until it sells! Call us for d t '1 • 1 I ss� (905) TORONTO RRv1m(17 LINE e a i s 798.7672 Applies to AAicles For safe aSorw vehilycles For AUTO FOR SALE PACKAGE _ k on Includes all paper buy. For$ +GST VISA Sale signs plus tips for selling your vehicle. Ask ab .e, • AUCTION 9 A GOERS! Cali 683-3'545 fcr �o-tc-ea'ea.,c' 5'raS' Call 8 a.m. to 8m.` P• "'� C Monday to Friday TIN LINE 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 404-2615 BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival and receive a gift certificate tGST entitling you to S25 worth 147 of quality baby products 1 ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers 915 ' Careers ' ' Careers ' 1 Careers Office Office Articles Help , Help 1 For Sale General General General M, Help IM, Help Help BILINGUAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT IC poli Sham de�S week A'S. er-_r cin�wl�,age o' WordPertectWlndows and LotusWlndows 5 a definite requirement Mus: be highly or- ganized. efficient. accurate and be an excel- lentcommunicator In order to succeed in this fast paced sales environment Scarborough location. Please fax resume to: 416-285-3410 ADULTS 976 CHAT LME looking for p! phone elate, earn $70-. shift Please call for appointment Mon -Fn 10.5 416-754- 5183 CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser mWestS that advertisers check for ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one urconect t isemon and flere shit be no liability for lion-inserpon of ary adver- trsernent. UabiMy for er- rors in ads is knifed to the arrow paid tar the space occupying the error .All :Aly I$ Subject to fine ap- proval of management of News Advertiser SELL IT Now CALL 576-9335 OR 796-7672 DELIVERY DRIVERS Local Alai Pickering Only $mall car required Full part time Aft: Eve. Call 1' am -12 noon 2 pm- 4 pm Mor.. -Fr only 686-3232 DURHAM'S LARGEST COURIER is expanding and needs experienced brokers. with own small car or mini van tali 905-427- 7733 MATURE STUDENTS and homemakers wanted for part time telemarketing. Training provided. gall bet- ween 9 a.m. and 5 p m 619-6991 YOU DESERVE IT. HOME CLEANING SERVICES. Requires mature person for approx 20 hrs. per Week. Experience required. to start immediately. call 420-7042 Oshawa to Whitby • C'larington This Week PRl;SEA ,✓ S fill ee-o" A, • 070'0 ems'" �,074e� t 16 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 ' Sales Help/ Agent SALESPERSON ou„ed to, computers com- Duti?r-related 8 oN,ce equipment fun -time. sates experience preferred. own transportation a must Fax resumes to 905-728-7918 An Mr Ramos Office Skilled IM, Help Help 9: you are single or a sin- gle parent or separated or divorced with three years work expenence. you may quality for financial assis- tance of it you are over 45 andhave recently been lad oft. you may, quality for training assistance. DIP/ CERT., Lotus. WordPerfect. D -Base. Word. Accpac, Bedford. Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker. Harvard, Cor- el, Computer Programming and Systems Analyst. Co- bol. Pascal and C. Photo- shop. Quark Express and Illustrator. Durham Bus.- ness Computer College 427-3010 sales Hftlp I Agents LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALES ASSIS. TANTE reau,rec 'u lime Mor - Fr oniy 10.2 - m Sales experience not nec- essary Apply by tax to 905-435.5383 Ali Eiizabeth QUALITY CONTROL TECWOCIAN required to work in forging 8 machin ing environment, experi- ence required. Blue print reading, utilizing GOT's, standard inspection prac- tices 6 measuring equip- ment. Metrology Experi. ence with CMM optical comparator 8 ISO would be On asset Send resume to Lofthouse Brass, 310 Hop- kins St Whitby, Ont LIH 289 or fax attention Paul Jones (905)6%8523 SENIOR MVAC Techni- Cian. Scarboro 8 Durham Region 10 yrs field experi- ence gas litter 1 odc. re- frigerator Pic residential 8 commercial equipment Call 683-0877 rlledlcal Dental CERTIFIED DENTAL assistant, fun time, a mini- mum 3 yrsexperience call 683-1391 W11 ModcaK)enW DENTAL Receptionist Dental Assistary required to, full-time position. flexible hours in a preventive dental practice, experience w/ computers an asset Please hand deliver resumes to 259 Simcoe St S CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANT Required Full Time for bus% Ajax Orrice Please respond to File 97193 Oshawa Whitby This Week l,o Ike% 481, O,hawa, Ont. LIH 715. • 1 Wanted i HOUSEKEEPER f NAN- NY position. Live in / out, experience and references necessary In Ajax area Call Robin 905-686-2670 LIVE-IN domestic help to, elderly, Pickering area previous experience pre- ferred Call 416-917-4874 leave message NANNY WANTED, nor smoking, for one yew old professional family in Whit- by, expenence and refer- ences a must! ECE a plus Call 430-3598 Daycare Im Available LOVING mother of 5 w112 years expenence. First Aid, CPR Large play facility. fenced yard, lunches/ snacks provided Any age welcome Close to schools. references/receipts. Lisa 427-4261 MOTHER of 1, non- smoker. Certified nurse will babysit in my home Mon - Fri. Drew/Rrtson area. hot meals provided Call 905- 434-5530 I Firewood A GREAT DEAL -Top quality seasoned hardwood at low prices FREE DELIV- ERY Serving Pickering. Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa. Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 BROOKLIN FIREWOOD, Established 25 years. Brush cords, lace cords and landing of quality sea- soned firewood Fast friendly service and free delivery Please phone or leave message (9051 655- 5490 or 655-8797 YEAR END SALE, f,re- wooc quality seasoned 16 - hardwood, CU!, sph! and delivered. 5190/bush Cord while supplies last. Call 705.944-8801.7pm-11pm. �Vc arc Iookim-, for a sell nioti%ated in(lr% Iclual who has is \tensi%c 17”, expertise to :ilmplimcnt out Ncw Business I �.If11. ~_kills and abilities • � %car,, auto & prop technical kk practical experience • Frrcilenl %kritlen d: ural %noninlunicatllln shills • Superior decision 11lakim-'. tllllc nwnagemcnt. problem Not%Ing ahihCie% • Nhlc to work Hell %kithin a ,cit' .ilrr:tctf %%url, Icanl Education • ('it ad : 12 Se: ondary S: h, x11 Ulplonla \IIS tllsl`_ndll'. ll( �ollinli([Ilent Io IIn1CIv I:oniplclion ` i Western Assurance Company P.O. BOX 3000 Ajar. Ontario LIS 71-9 Please forwaild all resume. in :onfidence to the attention of the Team Adminisirallor. Under- "riting. Thank you to all who appl), but onl% Iho%ic chosen I -or ail Inter%'ICw will tw- conlac!C 1 Firewood FIREWOOD wood Cwaranteed extra long time fully seasoned cut and spot Honest measurement Five dwr—y. Kozy Heat Firewood (905)753-2246 Comer Ritson and Olive, one bedroom apt., available Jan. 1196. 550w month plus hy- dro, first and last. Call 655-3771 Skilled Iffl Help MECHANICAL in Firewood FIREWOOD ei.: 4ua,-y 'a-; hrew00c. One year seasoned. cut and split, oak. maple. beech ash. Free del,very Ajax Whitby and Pickering 683- 0709 SKIDS 3 Pallets for fire- w1oc hardwood 8 sof!- wood meed pre cu! or bro- kerr, delivery avaialbei large b small loads Limited time offer call (905)430- 9013 t Flea Market STOVE. $75, refrigerator $50. dryer 550. microwave $50 All in good working condition, 728-3796 ImSkiillllee�d • .�'i+ 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 Whi toy , Ont. L1 N 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. g Gas -!tad $160. will sell for $80 s 1981-83 Datsun 200Sx r. all Abe at 683-5117 or X27 1637 eve 20 HORSEPOWER m- ,;� !na, a,• r:'),vr %sor (:all 668 0853 3 JUKEBOXES. all ex -ellent ,nal^ n^ 1%8 Bock o,a 51299. 1985 NSM on I -:a. '),, mak,nq money 5975. 1387 Ror-k, will, 300 . 45's $147:, 579- 4538 5 PC Brass b glass dnet. $310. 2 oak end tables. ;100. sofa 8 chair S250. oedroorn suite $395. erten -amment unit. $45 small 'abler S25 S65 each m, :r0wave. $115 many other ferns. (905169-353? A LIMITED supph' o' 18- ,• systems only e97;, Best price Compere :e�vice Finanang $38. north OAC TJ Satellite ,25 87043 A SOLID PINE olonia: 8 4 door frawe,s Hutch 4 glass foors. 63' wide x 1F -2' ' feel x75 12 height Cyt lifter prn 905 - 985-1626 'NIC:ROWAVE cabinet. T. -w?npedes!a, desk 565 :CM computerized exec ycie. $1D0 Aft excetler! .ondiior, 905723-8799 ARROW ELECTRIC w 1r psltery charge food condition. 5800 TMs. :,hone 683-3712 ART' LIMITED EDITIONS .r, Romance $200 0.zabeth Berry Brent Townsend, Rob StmeS150 �Irotessionafly framed Jouble matted Must Sa„ Great gin' 905 ,-25.3899 ASR TIRES 4) P205770 R14 w alur' rims, one warn :or only Asxiny S35C Als, shlev,ng and la•ge quantity of low cosi natural skir care stock 435-8136 ASSORTED we,ght-train ,r-, equipment Gooa leg - press machine, benctl press, shoulder machine, chest machine. arm -cud machine, assorted bench- es, all pate -loaded Best offers, pkg or individual 905-434.5861 ATTENTION : Wholesal- ers, Contractors, Builders. Premium quality 13'X13' ceramic tile. 4000 -pieces while textured design. 7000 pieces white marble design. Also matchng skit 4.1/4'X13' for above No laxestl Elsewhere at $2.30 - Reduced to $1.29 Large lots only. Dan 416-745- 1044. Leave message at 416-716.40556. FIVE PC. BROWN Section- altool stools s coffee two included. S75, Westing- house eye -level oven/ stove unit $75, Can/ (905)655-8592. BRAND new 36' rolla- way bed $100. 9 pc bed- room $800, chesterfield 3 chair $700, recliner $100, cotfee table S50, hall con- sole 8 mirror 5100. oval braided rug (9x5) $30. 427-1915 BRISTOL LEATHER jacketsvests. chapsnative moccasins. gloves. mitts, authorized Tandy dealer, custom leather work Ga- naraska Lealhercrah, 8335 Hwy 35/115, Orono (905) 983-9540 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 2•,115 -PAGE 29LA 10��A�:npt ' Saks Help/ Sales Sales Help/ ArtickArt s Articles icles Articles ArticlesMI Articles AgentAgent l For Sale For Sale 0 For Sale I For Sale Rfl For Sale For Sale PROFESSIONAL SALESPEOPLE Carpet Broker, IGU COMPUTER MULTIME- EXCELLENT BUYS- MOVING ut-otprovmce PINE X60' 2nment caw YOU deser,e system best '8- Nylon 'fuck Piero s1a�n re- DIA SALE 4x CD tom Jbodgrein ;fhce file cabs Sale Panasonic steres, ret °,8'X60" 2'deep 5495 USS satemte system only s,stant carpel For 3 rooms, drives 850 mqb H drives. net & hutch 5500 - Fax $200 3 piece chesterfield. 579-3952 $975, limited supply Com Required For 1r bit sound cards speak only $369 00 Pace in $100 Photocopier $150 $600 Washer dryer, lets service $38 O AG ens, windows 95 els 0%4. WHEELCHAIR Owckie D eludes 30 Sq yds carpet. 100 $1.499 Pentium 75 Dishwasher $100 . Freez- S400pr Kitchen set $60 Rx •riade� Braid newt. rev monthly financing avail. GMDealership deluxe pad and installation $1,750. Pentium 100 er, stove washer $2001 TV stands. S20/each Air er ,sed Paid $1600 Make able C -band & security m your home Free conditioner, 8000 Btu. quota- S1.950 Punter deals with each -Dryer 5150 Pick me an over 905 5 79-4 992 Cad TJ SatenaeBSecmty Are you a career oriented individual with a strop bon in your home No in- systems Samsung 24'5 !ed oak coffee & end tables $150 1987 Chrysler Day- 725.8708 g terest. no payment for one $150. Ok data LED's $150 Murored 7' enter- Iona. $2200 certified 905- Complete saremte system desire to succeed and with a strop background in y $375. Canon Color BJC 983-5492 Orono area Panav,r c • e,ver. St 500 g g lull year. Daniel, 1-800- 4000's 5359 00 Lots of tamment cabinet. $250 K nq s ze waterbed w- ' ArtIC1eS automotive sales? 217-0104 used products Pentium Two kitchen tables 8 chairs. OFFICE Iesx $100. 4 multimedia $ts99. a86's one maple wood ti one ui- dressers. S45 -each. 20' drawers -storage compart Wanted mems bookcase new mo - If you have a desire to learn and succeed, a CARPET MILL DIRECT some multimedia from Ira modern S75 8 5400 color TV. $5C Antiques morless mattress $400 100', nylon rh�ck Diust $725 other from 5195 Cerwin Vega speakers bed. 5145. a occasional 2 handmade 7,hany 'amps. ANTIQUES Absolute) professional appearance and a winning attitude, we stain resistant carper for 3 Cla,mgtor Computer. 154 was $3500 asking S500 chairs i1900s . dresser blue 5400 Call 987-5774 y will provide OU With: rooms, only $349. price in- Baseline Road Bowman- 5100 oak • cker St95 P,r r- ',,,,lure or art - will v,lle (Just east of the Flying Ladies Raleigh bike Sao eluding. 30 square yards. y g Call 9015-697 3S32 REMOTE :HS VCP. 181 ythmq old Scientific nsinu- Dutchman Hoteq Easy It. CALL 905-436-2992 ;creep yspla meets china silver adver. -Excellent Compensation Plan carpet. pad labour. Free nancng available OAKIPINE FURNITURE Rent 7o own b h y is estimate. Arnold 1-800- FIBERGLASS cap 81' VVn.. a -«•a p c« " ')re 52 SO week Call 5� 1n13ne mdk�uottes co ecs. ro color -Tremendous Growth Potential 401-5557 1 yrno payment. VIRTUAL VISION eye wear Torg by 6C- . oe S•50, box of Orranos oldest and estates lesCalRober• Bowen -Health Benefits Pk no interest .For 1 full year with built ,n mini TV screen trailer S200 new hard top gest manufacturers is now SET OF RIGHT HAND- S Includes earphones tuner, 8' bag awning $125 regular selling direct to rhe public ED. ' _- - , Antiques (905 655 8049 -Full Training & Mgmt. Support CARPETS ots of carpet recharger acidic vdec in. 5300 (905,655-8592 Eg oak ;edestal table and Go' Dubs r3.pw • 35 B'oo" -Demonstrator Pkg. 1Jn" ,ew stain re- ter phase conneclor a6 4 Chau-, jA49 7 double woor: only used twee put g lease carpets on hand. I wits HIGH •.able bills? Poor pedestal and $ chairs chased for 51400 asK r� APPLIANCES. warted -Strong Advertising Support carpet 3 roams. 53Cessones $_99 OBO 831- 49 Price 2380 D r' -,e quality? GO DI 51499, Cannnonoan beds 51'00 432-0059 '^' 1" - , - "-' F"dqe includes carpel premium RECT' D S S 18" Digital four 5399 Over 20 stain r stov<•, Hashers. dryers -Huge Inventory New & Used Vehicles Satellite Systems 150 choices. all said. no WASHERS dryers. ridge 427 2713 ALSO FOR pad. expert instaltat,On, fast DINETTE set Kitchen set. y .. « ^ew and record -High Traffic Area delivery. free estimates (30 .,c, ecl,ne, chairs channels CD quality Pic- veneers iretlironaI wood_ n 5225 and up for •e SALE re onditxed wash yards) Normzr 686-2314 cure and sound Rent .o worill'f05 98`- 97'4 conditioned washer. r e- ens. dryers stoves 5l SG 8 For a Confidential Interview Contact: taoie OveSeat and Cha 75 own b phone from a up 3 mor'th warranty mes sectional. coffee table. at)- y only PIANO - ANTIpUE '89., and uv for reconditioned CERTIFIED HOT DOG Prances dresser. other S40'momh Call 571-141 If S.,•, -, -.ah;-;„ ab,ner dryers 5175 and up for re- sage 1905'438 545 CART ,r sale ,+`.K ng isms E97-0302 gratin, sound enhancement cordihoned 'rages and 52.7r best offer pieas? HITACHI ?mm Camcor Dane+ ,ecil appraised staves. Also corn operated UNWANTED �CraD meta! call 579-9002 c- L . ,..e modef Free at 53.500 try antique ilea,- washer and dryers. Ste- p"-""': ., �qes stoves DINIiiG ROOM suite. carry,nr; case Rent to own er. askirg S1.30C Orgar phensor.'s Furniture and w,asr er ,. dryers cars. se^• aneo..e "` -ah s trucks etc Call "905,430 - CHESTERFIELD A Ove- �- by phone for only S8 7.• Hammond Spinet L100 ADbl,anCes 227 Court jt . any Buffet hutch duncan wee. ,.311571-1413 series. good condition great Oshawa 576-7449 901' W5,430 - sea, �.e�._« D^,car •ones). g f fife table *-'eat 4 side Drown velvet arm char, starter organ 5350 Organ WEDDING „*r size 25 S375 for all Oto Two eie- chairs. 2 armchairs 51.200 KENWOOD TOWER OF Gulb,anaen console thea WANTED aid raiding 905 263-4999 P�:,cp r rea Bead7ark tram Banc arm cr•.a+rs {t-txtne 1 2G- wa•• •emote tie organ 2 xtave Dedal headpiece $75 3 red sr' --�r;es any cond,- must see. 5200 each stereo package Dual -:as- board 2 speed Leslie ran damage"• nalf starter] M gwdl bridesmaid dresses Sao Frameo bevelled rnvor DIAMOND RING 2'3 setre. 5 d,sc CD player for The serious student >. a D halt t� leave as. -��•t►`O Y•- each Warner 4 dryer O 1tL„wK (23x34 $75 Snffei table Karat _«:,� .^ape•; pis 12 tower speaks•-, Rent to small cnurch 52.100 Gam Call 4'±a�1338 Doug or leave mesa j b,,Iance appraised at own p r for only net good condibon. 5125 a after 6 30 a 728-14.-19 lamp ,•00 Gall 905-623- Y p -. Y cher 5 30p m 2337 S5200 Must Be Seen 57 5Gwee. Ctrl 14.3 it Die Cooler waft ower n- AsK r; 52,x,00 432,39'9 seated refrigeration unit. WOODSTOVE INSERT. LHASO ACso pup last must sell 5300 Call 725- E -'a EPA -eve, used .n- rj . - CHROMALO% a) anti � . fc,.: - . « - ace ENGAGEMENT RING ,ne r 9544 curies :himrey are,. cap a w• a � 'urn Sa O. BOM DarMts 5'500 • _ Cost j•' •• asks with •.0 ion nal water '" "1'n• T �' �"' 6`� �+'-'' -egi5te, ed on premises PIANO -GRANDFATHER Jim Pyette Dear shaped 'Pamord 42--"3873 6 208 taint 5300 o b o Gall 725- plus Private. non-a+lergen,c. CLOCKS a2:F 3914 matching 9 clamcrd '4 non shedding Can 9r,5- C .•"a^ r�e51 $electiorn or Yew aro used o'aros fvor YAMAHA ;u site rand carat gc,d wedd�nq nand 432 7565 7 °Pv,a,sal value $450C s,.,el Re^' o Dw^ act c -i' --1 -, G' sere. FAX YOUR ADS 'r1 S. for Dam sire ,pngr• ,rand-bq,ta. Beaus,', rich •tire Rick M a e d e r O 8 O 905 6558516 •eyb ;aids CHRISTMA 5 -acuate Q.ai,ty Ask T, 725_650 579-2238 SPECIALS T«,eC Pa^,: saooc Can9r5427'47y J / 9-22 v Works 433-' 49' - �� 11 81 E!3 j5 E71�', D 1 R E C T O R Y neighbors.It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local people are your lfija s /u�rc4ci�.sq News Advertiser 6834707 683-7363 Improvements •'' Improvements •' Handyman • Flying • Moving & • ' Drapes. • House • House re. Driving • • • services • Storage • Upholstery • Cleaning • Cleaning Schools MISTER CHEAP Home ,r•,prrvements •ec rooms.,n EUROPEAN r specai TUDOR R,- :.a. ,QW 6 Handyman Servicer� M MOVING -W 1410. ell DRAPERY FACTORY a.-ta 'JMoie<,, law apartments, additions, W. will -rn, vote your bath- room, or kitchen wads. as C: ahty carpentry. electrical. _ tion Call Jeff 905-42L 5706• Experienced w•r: r ;ustom Ready Mad• fences. appliances and pians spe- • • 1 , Cross Movers rate or hourly. We now decks etc Li- 'or well as floor Tiles Good ref- plumbing, drywall. painting . - M ING '' 7a,:_a` -ateS -CT"eS sheers. drapes valances sensed over 20 years, all work guaranteed for erences and satisfaction guaranteed For free esti- 8 decorating Complete lr` homeoffice work Small Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load =ffiCes apt etc. inc winds Tamarac Fabn- boarding,taping.textunng, special, starting at $99. and 7795 mates. 905-576-5760. , yam -ations 723-7371 565 Free estimate call Ernie mates call D Dykstra 725- {obs welcome Reasonable Small loos. mcf,r; It + Wentworn St E e32 905-404-8170 4913 rates. references 723-6122 oaCKMg avallaoie Oshawa anytime • 423-0239 ' • MFLIGHT 2.6-5513/1A� FloorinPlumbing "�CarpetsgMARRY-O-THE- MOVERS Mcve tag or AAA -LICENSED DIS!COsmall we pr.ce •nem au! CARPET Installations - 25 PLUMBER available All COee estimates. seniors years experience re- vour plumbing need -s 1,scount short rictce stretching, our 5peciaidyComCiete renovaticns pmoves Panes moved also Free estimates D 3 V Guaranteed owest prices' apptiarces omcara-e Duncan 387-1799 or 387 - No ob too small" ;905) �� WE rates Cad 432-2850 1800 • Party • • Driving 432-2913 J.S. ARMSTRONG 7Z1'••f4 ® MEN with large truck will • HoUX • Services • • Schools DEV. INC- Specializing ALVIN SAMEDAY do household moves rest S(JpCEj 110W n custom homes, additions, PLUMBING licensed Ckartitn tuMwere�w� renovations, res rooms and Plumber. no lob too small, oenhal. commercial An • g basement apartments Res- no lob too big, tree esti- It�OVUIg types of moves Can Can or dental and commercial mates great prices, guar- Storage Jane 427.2856 k C & R Maintenance BuJd- ing repairs and renovations electrical, plumbing, ce- ranxc ales, carpentry. From small repairs to major ren- ovations. Fully guaranteed. free estimates (905)668- 3300 DUCTWORK installed, moved, relocated. Excellent rates Free estimates. Elea trostatic air cleaners. hu- middiers Big, Small lobs. Call Paul 428-0295 Serving Cumam Region 'or anteed iowest )C5- 725- M MOVING over 15 yrs. Free consulta- 25 07 AJAX Moving Systems - tl L opuses. uses. apartments paa rtments :rfices. tion Call Jeff 905-42L 5706• i Paint tl� & services. moves. appliance and pianospecialists Fiat appliances and pians spe- SIGON Construction Ltd.. • 1 Orabllg rate or hourly. We now cialists. Senior and mid- month discounts Licensed, Region servirig Durham on fa have heated storage units insured. Free estimates. 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks, DRYWALL and painting, Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load Excellent service Call 436 - patidoors. wmtlows, res- rooms, flagstone, free esti- boarding,taping.textunng, special, starting at $99. and 7795 mates. 905-576-5760. reflovations and repairs. up Call for information, . Small loos. 15 years ex- 725-0005 or 427-0005- • Commercial benence. Free estimates. a t _"I u...k Serving Durham and out of town area Ken 434.4500. 71 arebrrt Slow elft IEcaivira MwMomt loot li¢. Flo hM% IY/C Pias �t lit• Irwf fr.,lkwl.. M\/r.. brTrr.p MAGICIAN. clown friends. ready to entertain for any ante. anv occasion Birth - days, promotions, open- I ��• e e e • • SnOW ngs. fund raisers Magic NI MECHACAL BAY for • M Removal shows are fun' Lettuce rent with moist Utilities .n- help 839-7057 or 728- cludea Hwy front location 8334 Contact ACI 905-655-8698 BEFORE it's too late root Rentnegctable snow removal South 'oke RABBITwants work doing , Simcoe T Thompson ,magic fir cnutlren s parries�- j9C5 722-4531 and all occassons Have my own magician Call Er- J n,e 668-4932 FAX YOUR ADS 579-2238 . 8`�t`iefil, ,»b.11 x;A -, -t., . ._.._----- ._ _._._ - --_......_. _..... .W ._.._........we..,.. _....- -- - .a.-._40, - . , _...1, S&B DRIVING SCHOOL -t lessons and test S105. •1C -essons 5150 •Full Course 5259 Free PICK .,.0 dna arOD Ott (416)287-3060 • • Business • Services 4TH LEVEL C G A book- .eeD�ng accountng ,uric ,tons up -to ' S. governrnerlr remittances WC8 cudgels casn flowet: Manual .-;r .OrttputehzeC :a,i 9C5- ^86_ -31a, SELLING YOUR CA.R OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 576-9335 or fax 5'9-222 PAGE 30 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, DECEMBER 20,195 Christmas Christmas Christmas Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Apartments Apartments Trees Trees Trees For Salegin, For Salegin, For Sakgin, For Sal EM For Rent For Rent 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. BOWMANVILLE - 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 S10 -S22 includes G.S.T. FREE TREE BAILING 1( WATSON TREE FARMS (905) 263-8858 FREE Candy Canes for kids FREE pine boughs & cones 1990 PONTIAC Sunbacl FULLY RECONDI- 2 door automatic. 4 cyhn TIONED. Certicar Auto der, 70,000 km Good coin Centre has 36 fine pre- dition $4900 certified Call owned certified vehicles at 571 7427 after 5 30pm special year end clearance weeknirthts prices Eg 1993 Aerostar sport, loaded, mint, black 1990 Taurus Wagon, and silver, ask $10.950 loaded needs work. as is. Super Special 1992 Le - $2300 Call 571-9249 mans SE. 4 door, auto. 93 kms, only 54.953 1988 1993 Bunk Regal. silver. 4 Nissan Sentra NX coupe. door p w, p d p s. pb . air mint 5 speed Now $3.995 conditioning. V6, excellent firm 1987 Daytona. sporty orldibon. 106.000k s. red auto. reduced to 8571 (until 7 30p m ) or -- $13.500 ceNfied, 509- $3,595 1987 Bunk Cen- Vans/4 W11 AJAX Oxford Towers 1940 tury Ltd , loaded. perfect Wheel Drive Spacious apartments. quiet Christmas $3.995 1990 Grand Mar- XLT, full building, dose to shopping, Christmas Christmas qu,s G S spotless gem FORD BRONCO 401. GO Pod. sauna. 2 Trees Trees Trees $6.295 1986 Cavalier Z24 Size 4x4, 351 Windsor and 3 bedrooms available ,rise. metallic blue great 5 speed. loaded. only Needs clutches Fully Jan. & Feb - 2 bedrooms ' $3.200. also wanted old AJAX Clean. bright 1 bed- Loaded Asking $1100 or Coca - Cola vending ma f i Ala, r 4-4 �� TO HAVE • DISPLAYED -9335 OR 683-0707 CALL 576 4,995 990 ,aravar - 5 i- 000 Call 728.1312 or 683 rooms 5 speed. perfect van .~y 4355267 8571 (until 7 30p m ) or $4.695. 1992 Cavalier 1 6835322 4pe air, autolike new tigator Reasonable rates cable and ublues. Available •,000 kms, sale $7.775 ' Vansl AJAX, '10 Tulloch Drive, .3o Tempest LE. loaded. 4 Wheel Drive 3 ^e. „inn main floor of •,ags white and silver, Arts 8 oungalow Available imme- •.,•arp now 56.995 1990 petslSupphes 'Lately. $950/month Call , .,nma. air, locks tilt. 1986 AEROSTAR. XLT, ,905)686_2778 ,rise. metallic blue great saver At:'. E ry:,nde' plete service S38 O A C / 130 krns 56.665 1990 $3.200. also wanted old AJAX Clean. bright 1 bed- ' ripest LE. 148 kms. air. Coca - Cola vending ma r basement apt Sepa- - now $5.695 1988 GMC -hines b advertising signs rate entrance Park,ng ca for. loadea, cap. V e. Gary 571 -1556 ble.air conditioning faun :. 995 firm 1989 Beretta ED. �r•+mv A 'nos' -'- dry.and all utilities Induct- ,' luaded. 126.000 kms. 1990 AEROSTAR extend- ed On bus route Non - perfect $69% 19M "d 3t. air. tilt, cruise. AM: smoker. $545'month Isb truck, like new 4C FM cassette. low kms. pr, last Available Jan 1st Call - 2 8 and 5 speed. h vacy glass. n0 rust. no 4275445 ^�• llass top. 54.295 1,988 GST 7 passenger Asking indoor K ,,.k R-0 Ltd lovelyre- 59275 cert 905 434-7317 APARTMENTS, bachelor, z, o $5.68' 1987 1993 Astro M,n Van ext ° ate-: 'a' bedrooms, -vette. auto. 125 k^+ V`• l: n PCO available January W. from 42 1987 Cavalier R S new tires 5485 monthly includes speed. lust arrived /brakes. ac. 8 passenger, stove. fridge. parking 922 ',•95 1991 Firefly 99 S15.200 OBO Call Glen St, Clean. quiet - .. 5 speed. 4 door. now (905)721-0878 building. call 576-4457 195 firm 1989 Chevy st last reputed. no pets. bedroom 5625. 2 t»d- boned 5225 and up for re- .•e, 4 x 4 completely re. ' Trailers ATT: LANDLORDS -look ,n; fpr a good tenam? Ten '9d 126 Kms 4 3. auto. + lilt cn,ise a must to sae 5175 tot tree ant screening service 59.995 Look '990 fun 1991 +NigT Sw. tresn `'laded 'rack engine rias CrerdiVref checks of pros - BACHELOR APT.pob LIFETIME •amprng mem- pectrve tenants Fxp ,nves. Articles Articles Computer ^ fry $1695 Phone days 1868 ` F 1 1 For Sale ' V -de 434-330 Eve after 6. 436- 9w I- CAPRICE or Sa e a ga ose a and 401, no pets. Call any- 1 0 / 6, 1 - GMC Jimmy goaded. - tw,%"p -ar-+p from coast tigator Reasonable rates cable and ublues. Available wagon 3C' oaoed with REMOTE . ••- .:. YOU FREE TO 0000 110YE. 118 km%, auto. 4 x 4 $t2.a95 30 day tree dealer to coast U S 'Canada S4 00 905 -509 -RENT Arts 8 Arts & Arts & • petslSupphes Automobiles 9sell M11 5975. limned supply Cont- Automobiles warranty included Finano per n'te Pad $3.695 Must '� AVAILABLE IMME- plete service S38 O A C • Crafts • Crafts furnished or unfurnished Boarding For Sal! 1 1 For Sal! co F -Peace 5495 U S dollars DIAbuilaTE;y. arpet • Crafts tor. Canon bubble Jet 200e for pargy' s only 88,000 pin brand new brakes all ar- ED. �r•+mv A 'nos' -'- Can TJ Satetlrte85eunty Dt' nter 3 5- and 5 1 4- disx M T come o WO-236-C327 spacious, 725-8708 drive couble-speed CD RADIO FENCE 1986 V^va a, wood. only used twice. put- Auto Certtre. 155 King St Rom. 16-bit sound card. -1. newly panted. with bal- akersrger and deck. 2 chased for $1400 ask,ng indoor lona' , certified . 4 door. 1993 PARK AVENUE E . at Midtown Mall 579 owmobiles my, close to bus, shop- 96000ps internal modem. auto aN on new amp. $8.900 o.b o 434 - ami ,rid outdoor also bark ongnal 70.000 kms L[ m,r: '�Iy )pipit. t $" Sti1 2886 'Where our CUStam- • prig. all utilities included, + - C EIRIST�I '„ c �, CRAFT SALES Asking $1000 as is or best ontrd coda's. available at amd Pei Foods 1905 stereo. mint condition, S<750 Phone t d`6 559 ise. Kenwood. quality stereo system for car tt ens send ^+e,r tnends' Open Suindays oder Call 905- 723-2474 st last reputed. no pets. bedroom 5625. 2 t»d- boned 5225 and up for re- • f R ,y1 are pTrinted here Ca11576-7884. Y- 09-34'7 5175 tot tree pcs $2.000 value. 1;2 once 263-2446 Automobiles 1991 +NigT Sw. tresn `'laded 'rack engine rias room. $725 call 430-0134 BACHELOR APT.pob timing lib Scientific mstru- _ `c [" Wed. Fri. K �1.11l. 1492 VANTEO Responsible a..: '-. r,v for k,nens 11186 NISSAN 300 Zk 5 .:««; `ta e,1c!10"- 1993 Safum St. 1. blue. 5 1 Wanted "ail Dart, clutch work and tfN4d pipe, real good run- ie .•, sen :,rta�•p•n atxve losing. toys . decoys . dolls. .' door. auutloma c cyl .2 stoves Also can operated milk bottles. collections or speed ABS . air. crwse. - er 53850 4042697. 434 ground. tumshed or unil estates Cali Robert Bowen C �.' 190 Cadillac Devine. sol- b. 102 ,300 km. Mint cortdi- oung a" cats (some ai- system excellen, wor-9 stereo cassette. lint Powe. ver with tinted windows, +?87 leave message rnshed, suits t working Brookkn .• T() place �•()uri, 6714 eddy, fixedl. & -jogs. wim condition $4700 cert•!:ed package 97.000 Hwy km. CARS FOR CASH' We Ct4EVY SPRINT. person. walkout t0 back. APPLIANCES, wanted Found 1902 THUNDERBIRD, 2 auto. 3 cyl., great on 2 dr, xdrrnned Love to g,ve Vet Or best offer 905 '28- $9400 firm Certified Call our .,ea tie^,c «. Vint, SNOWMOBILE wont ent (905) 831-7432 stoves. washers, dryers call 5-6-19335 or 683-0-0- Puce Call 6234965. necked w snots Call Dur- 1582 Moyhrne ;905)725-0668 Iles must be r running THAI/ E ' cafe and . SALE reconditioned wash- male. no collar, vicinity of be seen Asking $800 -'w' 'r.mai Adopt -on 9'- ens. dryers. stoves.S150 & 1994 Catalier 4 door, red, condrbon Call 427-2415 ,j 8010 wiltle Sales. 655- COZY & CLEAN ' bed- up 3 month warranty mes. may contact 831-8362 Fax5-9-2238 door. 2.m. agood only .6.3-8915 19" Olds F,renza. Cava put,; a.- ABS. P/l. P?. or conte to 479 Sa St Y1Y tie, chboin k 3 very good con - clition $3250 certified Cate room ;.rvate «nuance. J F•-• %`�' . _ 0shaw�a 'Whitby darington AlJto mObilts •e, type red. 2 -door hatch- :'ack_ autc. amllm cassette. 180.000 kms $1000 as is rem OM AMFM cps- o99er. soft. 110.500 0e0 1.705- 887-5729 East. Ajax a< MURAD AUTO SALES YAMAHA , � 440 ,ncud- ire; "•r,,,.' pod condition Ask- $1995 Cat Dave ttaalrties. near O C . available now 5463 utdi- , _� This Week for Sale ftm 1905)433 8050 or SCRAP ars & trucks 905.430-2478 ties Included 905-683- 7146 85 Fiero 61600. 86 )05)404-1655 Taunus 5'90t: 84 Mustang wanted Any condrbon any - Ajax Ptckl ring \eel, Advrr[LtiCr 1977 Marx � LnCWt. New 1987 4 door Spin -1. auto. 5500 83 Chewtte parts. age. free removal, cash ' Recreational FURNISHED bsmt apt �xhaus: system, new rotor Y rear wiper stereo ex[ed4tN 78 Firrrtonl 5500. At cer- call n+e Oshawa p� i1Yb Vehicles elm r epace and furnished and pads. battery. rear condition no rustcemtied bhaMust be sold Best ble 431-0407 •'rOrr15 to rem n large home • res Alarm with keyless S?500 Cad Craig 697- dffer 905 5792666 r east Oshawa 725-1364 Articles Articles Computer ^ fry $1695 Phone days 1868 ` F 1 1 For Sale ' V -de 434-330 Eve after 6. 436- 9w I- CAPRICE or Sa e a ga ose a and 401, no pets. Call any- 1 0 / 6, 1 rate entrance. 4 pce bath, picked up, fridges, stoves, story building, close to cable and ublues. Available wagon 3C' oaoed with REMOTE . ••- .:. YOU FREE TO 0000 110YE. 1979 CAMARO 63.000 options, extra 3rd seat, ex- cnar-,e „r screen display USS satellite system. only year die IBM Pwl 4416 ongina, kii gc,o, condition. cellent condition, 53.900 Rent to own by Phone 5975. limned supply Cont- 33MHz processor. 253 M8 S1.700 571 0138 certified. 5795799 S2 50 week Cas 571-1413 plete service S38 O A C hard Gsw 4 MB Ram In furnished or unfurnished GRAND PRIX LE. 53500 o.b.o. certified. Call monthly financing avail- eluding a '4' SVGA Mon,- el 1979 Pontiac Suntxrd. V6. fully ,oaoe mitt! condition twiv SET OF RIGHT HAND- able C band & security tor. Canon bubble Jet 200e for pargy' s only 88,000 pin brand new brakes all ar- ED. �r•+mv A 'nos' -'- Can TJ Satetlrte85eunty Dt' nter 3 5- and 5 1 4- disx r>ai leer Take as is 5400 ound. including calipers G, ' Clubs. a3-pw ' .3 5 725-8708 drive couble-speed CD 436-6244 Brand new Kenwood 10 wood. only used twice. put- starter, excellent condition, Rom. 16-bit sound card. lies. No-Qets. avail Jan 1. akersrger and deck. 2 chased for $1400 ask,ng ArtiCleS stereo computer speakers 1900 5 Litre Mustang.Disc speakers in box. and p $1100 432-4069 1 96000ps internal modem. auto aN on new amp. $8.900 o.b o 434 - ami - Va11n1enU• & ti"86" 1a, 0- Wanted keyboard, mouse. Gravis eflg'r11 � some work ed so 1738 WASHERS dryers. Incige Joys^illi. microphone Asking $1000 as is or best 1 -owner car, excellent con - s!o, r ^eel and reconoi. Windows 31 MS-DOS 60 oder Call 905- 723-2474 19tH Pontiac 6000 wagon. boned 5225 and up for re- ANTIQUES Absolutely lots of sohware & share Ca11576-7884. 6 cyl, loaded, certified ask- tonciaoned washer 5175 Purchasing t,,mrture or an- ware. 4 CD's PS,1 Multi1900 MONTE CARLO 305 ng $3100 Call Ivan 723- and uP for reconditioned timing lib Scientific mstru- media Pack. Compton's In V -B. T -bar root. suitable for 1492 dryers 5175 and up tot re- relents. china, silver adver- teractive Encyclopedia. Pam $400 O B O 571- bpm. conditioned fridges and losing. toys . decoys . dolls. Kings Quest VI. Mayo Ch- door. auutloma c cyl .2 stoves Also can operated milk bottles. collections or nic Family Health Book LOW eng., tdt/w, a/c. P/s.p/ washer and dryers Ste- estates Cali Robert Bowen ming 52.500 For inquI- 190 Cadillac Devine. sol- b. 102 ,300 km. Mint cortdi- phenson's Furniture and Antiques (9051 655-8049. rtes Call 571-5344 ver with tinted windows, hon certified 905 -576 - Appliances. 227 Court Si Brookkn new tires, asking $1800 6714 Oshawa 576,7448Mem Lost &Phone 434-4912. Ct4EVY SPRINT. APPLIANCES, wanted Found 1902 THUNDERBIRD, 2 auto. 3 cyl., great on 2 dr, WEDDING gown. size 26. working or not. Fnoge, fully loaded. new exhaust, gas. 52.600. certified. $600 Beadwork train stoves. washers, dryers new starter, 90.000 Puce Call 6234965. Headpiece $75 3 red 427-2713 , ALSO FOR FOUND - large grey cat, mfles.Clean interior, must bridesmaid dresses $80 SALE reconditioned wash- male. no collar, vicinity of be seen Asking $800 each Washer & dryer ens. dryers. stoves.S150 & Pickering off Bayly Owner (905)683-8227 1989 DODGE Anes. 4 - S450ipair. Call 434-1338 up 3 month warranty mes. may contact 831-8362 1915 Anes, 1. km, door. 2.m. agood only after 6 30p.m sage (9O5µ38-1545. Also certified. $1900. Also 1981 tie, chboin k 3 very good con - clition $3250 certified Cate 23MOTORHOME. '980 -ebult ." rand,capper, SorAft Ajax. Beautiful 3 1.8.000 miles. good condi bedroom ncme, 5 ap- ..on, $2700 Car dolly, pje,nces(optonal) .single '990. like new $11951oeer rage, fully fenced yard 905!655-8592 Near lake Available imme- aatefy $1.100 per mo pus EA M11 Apartments utddres 683-2840 For Rent AJAX - HWY e2 - wESTNEY large protes- t bedroom, located on sionally finished one bed - 350 M la G t GM room basement apartment, F150, a ga ose a and 401, no pets. Call any- ar, laundry. parking, sepa- TruC11s tune. 576-6724 rate entrance. 4 pce bath, picked up, fridges, stoves, story building, close to cable and ublues. Available for Se Sale 1 and 2 bedroom. located Jan. 1. $65015Wst. (905) FREE TO 0000 110YE. at 309 Cordova Rd. no 427-64W cost $1900 . asking $1500. pease phone 579 -MUST 2 limens. ready now. Vet- 1901 GMC Grand Sierra 2238] SEE, 1 bedroom pick up. w/cap and slide-in1 checked, cat after 6 Mon- professionally renovated unit. Bx12 tent cilii to omplete BEDROOM apartments. basement apartment Osha- camping. Great ape furnished or unfurnished wa, separate entrance, 53500 o.b.o. certified. Call Available immediately- parking, all appliances, 728-9028 or 501 Norman- Starting 5450/month inclu- 'ton -smoker, no pets. ,fan 1 ship models, any condi- sive. brst month .Call Ste- $550/month Inclusive. First/ dy St. phen 571-3229 last. 571-4362. 19A S-15, 2.5-L, 5- 1 bedroom basement NICE 2 bad bsntt apt. speed, new paex, ties, ex- apartment Ritson & Olive. Central Pickering clear GO haust. brakes, bail joints. Newly d-Ora1ed• SAaDOL+s. Station. $700. + 40% upk- starter, excellent condition, $500/-th inclusive. lies. No-Qets. avail Jan 1. 53650 certified. Call 905- Available Jar 15 or Feb 1st. 9()5-831.6284. 579-9219. (416) 512.6414. 1 Bedroom apts in ONE AND TWO bedroom 1.08 FORD Pickup. Oshawa and Bowmanville. - Va11n1enU• & ti"86" 1a, 0- F150, 6 cyl.. 5 speed. Stan- Starting at $6001month, rnedtate pow-ssion, prefer • t Mazda 626. $500 Excel- P ueef111g 11(rage & stove included. couple, crnlral Oshawa. 905-623.1463 bale fridge st.xve carpet, shop WOODSTOVE INSERT, UNWANTED Scrap metal Baud" tent runners2 great winter 2/3 bedroom apartments, 8 Elmira EPA, never used, in- picked up, fridges, stoves, story building, close to beaters 434.7564 or 723- 19" Firefly, 4 dr. hatch- cludes chimney kner, cap. washers. dryers. cars. FREE TO 0000 110YE. 1155 atter 8 p.m. back, auto.. arnMm cars., cost $1900 . asking $1500. trucks, etc Call (905)430- 2 limens. ready now. Vet- 1989 Citation V6, au- 73.000 s is good 8-006ont, $4000 � � obo 428 0066 427-3873, or 416-208- 9013 checked, cat after 6 Mon- tomabc, good Row" con- 4246. WANTED - old sailing Fri anytime weekends d4an, as is, $1000 or best 1989 G.M. CELEBRITY extended cab. Excellent met ..ately, $985+electricity. 579-3359, offer. Cay 725121 wagon, 135,000 km., Son• pis• YAMAHA exquisite grand ship models, any condi- ABSOLUTELY Gorgeous, heat, hydro, appliances, am/}rt1 i. roof int piano. ebony. G1 series. tion, damaged, half started OSHAWA OBEDIENCE 1985 Plymouth Tunsmo, y c stereo, excellent condition, st Beautiful, rich tone. Im- or half finished. ask for ASSOCIATION presents as is 5900 or best offer Call certified. 54500 obo. 668 - maculate quality Asking Doug or leave message basic & novice classes to (905)433-4091 or (416) 7� 58000. Can 905-427-1479. 728-1439 begin January 8th & 9th 265-2872. Call Bev at 905-435-0068. 1955 PONTIAC 6000. 4 - 1990 FORD Taurus, 4- DOBERMAN BLUE, fe- door, 4 3-L diesel engine. door. V-6 engine. 3.04itre, mate seven months old. new paint. mechanically 1 -owner car, excellent con - registered. good with kids, sound As is $1500 o.b 0- dition• certified, pus new fully vaccinated. tad and Ca11576-7884. Motorola phone included, ears cropped $500 Call colour let -black, asking 905-579-9014 $6200. 579-1579 after bpm. of r as, sliding rear facilities. window. 149,000 kit., wrath laundry No polls. Call 4342407. ping piedra, bus stop. laln- $4,500 or best offer. (905) 2/3 bedroom apartments, 8 (a��. 725.2642 after 683-0464 aper 6 p.m. story building, close to 5'' BLAZER. Excellent schools, library, South GM ONE BEDROOM n_ apart- on condition, c condition, certified. plant Available immediate- ly and Nov. 428-6328 1• merit on upper level of 575,800. O.B.O. Low rtrle- 7pm for appointment. age. 905.723-8838 Mon- inhclusive lilt) cable ng day to Thursday. 3 -BEDROOM executive $550/month firstllast. Call apartment, !Cx:aed in Whit- 434-8054 1991 FORD Ranger XLT, by 9a` )Hale available im. extended cab. Excellent met ..ately, $985+electricity. OSHAWA 2 bedroom condition, loaded, auto, V6. Call 905-668-1477. 5689, in 9-pex. Includes air, 93,000 km. $9,995 ABSOLUTELY Gorgeous, heat, hydro, appliances, OBO. Call 728.7242. bachelor in north Oshawa, parking. Laundry available new carpet & paint, full on site. Convenient to 401 bath, laundry facilities, and city bus routes. 433 - close to all amenities. 0677. available Jan 1, $4001 month. Cad (905)436-8439 Apartments Houses Townhouses Private Homes 1 1 For Rent For Rent [a For Rent For Sale OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroorn 4 BEDROOM. 4 baths. partnn ls, available at ae hn,,hed basement. close to 888 and 900 Glen St Close schools, shopping and go to schools. shopping and $1,100 per mo plus utile GIA Utilities included ties Call 686-0913 after 5 Firstilast required Call 728- 4 � I 4993 AJAX J bedroom sem, 1 ? rydre Availade Jan rna:n fl•: ,r. parking, ap- OSHAWA - CENTRAL phances. fenced yard. location 2 r,.iomS bachelor available Jan Ist $800 mo apartment. available Dec Ist/last plus 1!2 Reterenc- 28. 5375 per me Ist/last es (905) 584-1581 Phone 7285382. after 5 BROC SPACIOUS'3 bwlroorn !ownhouse. In well main - famed tamely romplex Inraudes all utilities. 4 ap- pliances. parking. close to uhools and all amertilles 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa For appi. 434-3972 QUALITY D Angelu Mull, - level NW Oshawa 3.2 bedrooms kitchen over- looks farmlyroom with fire- place. 2 walkouts nground Pool. 3 bath; FAG, in law potential, 160 Goodman Dr 5171,500 Call Sheila Mc Laren Sutton Status 436- x,990 BEST DEAL IN WHIT BY 't b'1J^vim 1 ti,. p m K/401 immaculate Li,• n ; i 1- -"•'f 5 appl, jacuzzi. . „ !wet Cres. hardwood OSHAWA ,ne bedroom ceramics. CN. 3 bath. fin- 'cors. fireplace. two car dri Heap 'iy,l - fridge and fished bsmt. $1100 Feb 1 .eway. heck, finished stove included Close to all 471 "1729 4 � I asement SI55 K 668-2375 amenities Available Jan 1 ? rydre Availade Jan Anub,s Investments Ltd BRAND-NEW HOME 1st $592 hrst'last 434 HARMONY -OLIVE area,"•a since '973 Call '905668 r. -,•'y. Central 6311 3 `.•-•:• ^s •r."0 neigh • Retail Space , )shawa. 3 -bedroom, ga- borhood games room, rec Cdr IE'll you past. Pres- age. country Kitchen OSHAWA CENTRE 401. 3 room, 7 appliances. $1.000 ,des a large ie- 0x100' lot. $1000 down bedroorn basement apt plus ut:ld;es Ist/last Avail- ',Ilan Duffy, Remax Ability laundry room, nice kitchen, able immediately 723-:327200 e 6 ft pine nar- available immediat!ey 3078 table 4 R pine money naOW^ess neaitn S750 plus 11 utilities 839- Cdk oxtensior BRAND NEW HOMES. 1884 HOUSE AVAILABLE ,h �, ?75 r ivy •_ . • • , r!u !.,tiey t. •, th 1) "'w.3 taning at S1h9.900 North CLEAN ':Imily bwltling. $700 plus uhlties 2 5 .'il Oshawa 3 becirooms.ed- pvaw.i 1h,irth. one, two 8 moms, new lumance plus :"d, pine lam ugh efficiency gas heat. R three bedroom Includes appliances Call 728- :0 nsul Rauswt bungalow. Heat, hydro. fridge. stove. 8429 my 5 leftothers from Laundry facilities available 'I`ve t�r11 Lales Call Peter Neal R ales Rep Guide Realty Available Jan Ist Starting HOUSE available ,mine- Rooms '23-5281 at 5550. $650. $750 723- o,a!e / r' ,Ke_ q 3 bed- � ' for Rent 2094 room upper Ip"Iarl a Townhouses c. shared laundry, Close to ' for Sale OSHAWA. 2 bedroom Go $900 plus uta Refer acts 2N'1 Cordova Ist ences required No pets January. balcony $690 and 4'6284-4010 11 Fairbanks 1st Feb,uary $626 utdnies nciuded call HWY 2 /COURTICE 728-6420. 725-9278 ca' • Tyree •-;•;r,^• bungalow with garage e OSHAWA _,-:se to G M rental 5950 per mo plus new'• .i i j. 1. 2 & 3 uthi,ties Ist last Available bedroom apartments avail immerxalely 666--497(,' able Call 905 4285723 PICKERING/AJAX. self rd 1 bedroom apartmel. park ng, close to ail amenities Call 686-8905 TWO bedroom. Neison '�• n.•-., w.i h1,dr water and parking 5650 per monm Pr one 723- 7115 WHITBY. Bock & Ross - land .pec,us 2 bedroom bsmr apt. oaf in k!cnen. 4 NORTH CRT New 1 bedrooms hn,she] -c let tub iSland e' en S1060 'Wont .•s Call Nrrma Lock _ng 436 0990 OSHAWA 3 .3 bedroom, 2 1'2 s!-;ry Dncl, ...,vie. with 2 kant,: enens leyard. de tarried garage. $995 plus utilities First & as! no pets. call Arna 905-686 5877 appliances. $6'1t n,,)nm available Feb 7, 905666- SOUTH OSHAWA 3- 1306 bedroom uppe, ,r •ti.L�.•x 4 WHITBY C•aydon Rd 1- appliances, laundry. paved r.rdruC•• apartment, avail- drive, fenced yard, clow to able Jan 1st'96. $565 all amenities, available rm- mpMh includes heat. park -mediately $775•hydro ring for 1 Cir Cap 905 723 25-0656 6985 leave massage WHITBY. .urge 3 bed. IrYtr-• . .. ; iHx. very t, xet. central Whitoy, laundry. parking. utilities included. WHITBY three bedroom 2 •ey finished base- ment. close toshopping and schools. For more in lonnahon call 436-85x5 ROOMS FOR RENT Per Month or Week Whites Rd Ok'-+'i'�rt.a Clean, bright se In Ilei required No smokers Hydro staff welcome (905)420-0042 TOWNHOUSE FOR SA L E 1 ,4 Tri V allows cies Bowrnanvd,e -,44 s; f•. 3 evels. beget, Gear end „ret 3 Dwvooms 2 ' 2 baths "array room. living ,ppm "',iced air gascentral air. 5 appliances. •wirdow coverings fenced ya,d aved dnve•ivay ma -y ex as 1 905 623+;2'2 ImShared Accomodation WHY RENT n No money pp Money WHY •ert when you Can home. like new, fridge. stove. $750 incl all but to Lend , $none 3 bedroom ask t,9 TWO BEDROOM an BORROW S' 0 00C pay !'i • f .s+ .r .Ire .i • I .. a.. S.. D per month Bacxyar,3, parking Sw, • o a c F-ee consultations 1 ? rydre Availade Jan Anub,s Investments Ltd 1st Can Peter 905576- Mortgages and Loans 16'6 since '973 Call '905668 Office 3 7200 S82C per month. cap James WHY RENT n No money FURNISHED townhouse 'J, dr w• Ow• your own WHY •ert when you Can home. like new, fridge. stove. $750 incl all but w^ spur own home fp , $none 3 bedroom ask t,9 less than you think?" Cap $61 90C Call Ker Collis Dave Haylock Sales Rep Coidwell Bunke, 728 9414 ReAl Summit Realty ''lease call 723-7175 (1991, Ltd (905) 66838M HOUSIn g Of (905, 666-3211 Wanted WILSOWKING or, AJAX urge 4 bedroom n .. r -•.ted 3rd person Large bedroom, own wash- room. near lake $400 plus 428 9913 AJAX- Wesiney Heights L- ;.- • bedroom house. non -smoke• female pre forred. first and last to putted. 5450 inclusive Available immediately CaII 905 428 1375 TWO brdrooms available jut.,huge Lshaped master bedroom with 'It. vate 4 pp bath) cable. shared kitchen livmgrbbm, and laundry facilities Use of entire house except ta- m-tyroom References Available anytime V,st ast S565.mo ,ncluvv* nee gobable 434-3976 area e t •-•r.c.,- - • apt Non- FURNISHED townhouse Smokes no -pets 5530 mo 2 - a oeoroom house •c. . • ,.,. —air tloo, iaun- all rnciusive Available im- wa1 to rent in fhe Har "1- dry air, pool• pat mediently, 905-571-4059 mony06ve area Oshawa ,ng utititie5 included Non NEWTONVILL:_ ''lease call 723-7175 smoker 5350 per mo 434 - -1168 mHouses il For Rent Townhouses t., r a.`ares 10 A.M. For Rent Office 3 ann ... New ilea • Retail Space WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AF ILD TO AIM A HOUSE' \1,�rtgag,- Pal. nronh 3 Br Sem, 56t0:mtl 3 B, txx,galow S72s nw 3 Br Jr Exec $940; MITI Rent ;o-Own's Available 43i4'Mtt! 14111110111110411146411110275 E" can Bad CNN. Balttrupt? No down payload? I cal HMO MARK STAPLEY S.J., k: P %ii Gr,Krp F.Kccl kc.,lh tri.. 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! WHY RENT? BUY!* No down payment, No problem' Let me show you how! Mon. Pay $700 O A.0 Call Thomas C. Pike Saks Rep, Remax Accord Realty Ltd 576-3111 3 -BEDROOM home plus. close to all amenities (401) 5 appliances. $1200+ utili- ties. February 1, for more information 666-5160 u Vii Boum lJSrrawa a baa townhouse in family :omplex. S950,mo. all in- clusive Close to schools and shopping. 435-1088 AJAX Available 3 bedroom townhome and 2 bedroom two Storey apartment. Contact (905) 683-9269 4 Months Free Rent - Downtown Oshawa. 400- 35M sq fl. available Park- ing and great exposure Best rental rates Cali 434- 2447 or 655.4132 STORE for rent at the 4 corners. Oshawa. S450 - hydro ' 450+hydro, available Feb Ist/96 Also store. S795+hydro. available Jan 1st/96. beau- tiful office 2nd floor, $225 all inclusive. 725.8710. Rn da E• 1 vac. Re11Lls CLEARWATER, fully fur- nished 2-3 bedroom mobile NORTH OSHAWA, 3 homes, heated pools, hot bedroom Townhouses in tub tennis minutes to OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS Do NOT IT IS SLIGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS • Mortgages, ME• E Insurance MORTGAGES Good, r": .r ] Flancing for any purpose rates from 595'r. All appi,Cat,ons ac - Cooled Community Finan- uai Services 668-6805 WIBusiness pportunittes DAILY CASH FLOW ^.Imo based business Full •ra,ningg1support Into line 1 300-352 285C THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., DECEMBER 20, 1995 -PAGE 31-A : B. several oil ps. Cuebec and ,adtanna pieces. imanville Dom,n- organ, armoire, aStOnal Chairs. asional tables le selectrcn of re jewellery and ."erous other col- bles This Is a ! auction starting a m Plan to at - Celebrating our h year Terms Freda and Trevor Chambers of >h approved • ompanions Pickering Village are pleased to 1-lue visa, nterac, :'loner announce the engagement of their Frank Stapleton LAST daughter. Michaela Ann to � (905) 7862244 EASTSIDE CONNEC- v Randy James Helliwell. son Of ThC%� oATEutiE Free !c Lenore and Wayne Helliwell. of . ad. s .- place your ano harges for �die5. no Both Don't x. 'hone bili charges 905- Both families wish them a happy 4367060 and long future together. EVER !ought about using WHAT A HAPPY 21ST MICHAELA! Forget i darn; service or fust finding out more about ESTABLISHED auto re- them? Now you can call for pair snap buOling land. 2 a free brocrure with no bays+hoists, office. major pressure or obligation Full street (Oshawa) Contact 0i05. photos. high compa- Kim Chau. Remax Cross- libikry standards. great val- roads Realty Inc 416-491- ue & very sincere For sin - 4002 gles seeking their special someone Partner Search 683-2414 (message) any- "0111 ny- • 1 "straWn time NUDIST couple with lipm 14 1, I is children looking for other I couple to visit nudist clubswith Respond to Box 39. 199 Wentworth St W, Oshawa, Ont L 1 J 6P4 FAX �YOUR gpADS I '�.0; 579'2238 - -- L-- well maintained family beaches, Blue Jay baseball complex• freshly decorated NHL Hockey. dog & horse with Frig!Stove, close to all tracks. Children welcomed." amenities, on site Mgmt. of- Less than motel (905)683- _ I � Ice call 728-3777 5503 Business , Business ^fit �� . PICKERING town home. 3 PORT CHAROLETTE 1 Opportunities 1 Opportunities \ bedrooms, 4 appliances. FLORIDA. (Near Sarasota I I til gas heat. $975 plus util,- on Gulf Coast), fully fur - ties. Call Gary White. Re- nlshed 2 bedroom home, max First 831-3300 all amenities. barbecue, I I� cable. private yard. Gose to "The Meat People" SOUTH PICKERING 3 everything Available Jan - bedroom townhouse, closeFeb call (9os) sse•zea3 A franchise opportunity exists in to schools and town center Peterborough. Gross annual sales $870. + utilities. 1sVlastapprox. $600,000. Available Feb 1 905-839- l:Ontact Jacques 905-576-6328 9446 Oshawa /Whitbv This Week Classified Dept. is open for your conve- nience every Sat. •30 to • 3:00. To Place Your Classified Please Call 576-9335 V 1 s oil% A bored Male •'ice Guy ST ] � OUTSTANDING All TIQUE BOXING DAY AUCTION SALE TUES. DEC. 25TH. 10 A.M. Niemr •; ' a m , Gregor Auction Hall. 182 Wellington St BOwmanv,lle Talo 401 to Waverly Rd & f,Iicw 57 north to 92 Hwy. turn Rt least; on 82 & cher Lt at SGigc j SI ' 1st lights, K follow auction signs t:. Wow Mar' Flea Markel % ACr.tu,n Our 6th air nual Boxing Day Auction features sort,, exc?ptional arti- cles rtycles & should prove to be one of our highlight auctions of The year We have a large iof- ter nq of antique tur. n shrnrgs a ref A is found condition us rare_ & rpue collect- ables Partial list in- cludes large pine �urner cupboard. bakers table. Hnosier upboards. 2 am clipboard, bonnet Chest grandfather cIcti -clew bow front third :ab.nefs. new stacKnr, book :'ase. sideboard. server several ex-ephonal tables (dlrirgroom, UIt, harvest. dropleaf. parlour Canole etc) Cesks dressers A chests of drawers walK n , & spinning Al vi l winder. old beds rope iron. Victorian Treble sew- ing machine. mise chairs & ocke,s Ricker settee qu„Ts blanket box, old Clocks dolls wICKe' carriage. Daffod..e phone. and wall phone. rare Cranber- ry hanging oil lamp, old cameras. beer can collection. coffee grin- Cer. old coins. Old & new pictures & art work. antique cioth- Ing, carpets. Italian Provincial couch & chair. fewelry quality offering of glass & Chi- na. kitchen & house- hold collectables. etc. etc Note our early start time for this ex- ceptional sale. An op- portunity for one & all to . take home an arti- cle from the past. MacGregor Auctions & staff would like to wish all our patrons a Happy & Safe Holiday & we'll see you at the Boxing Day Auction Call for all your Auc- tion needs. MacGregor Auction Services. Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402 905.987-3664 FAX YOUR ADS 579.2238 .ch, MILL LL AUCTTI1 ON slim terra,, 2Gs 30•. ' CENTRE or NEWTONVILL:_ a lasting elanpnsh,c Cin r r .r. .. r. ,. ,r MON.. JAN. IST ,,us 723.74E-7 t., r a.`ares 10 A.M. PHYSIC READER Arge ann ... New ilea ,s Day Ai,oirn Cdr IE'll you past. Pres- ' ,des a large ie- ent and 'uture She car �n Of antique tUr- " el ' D you with all problems D a • - 2 m - f s F � e 6 ft pine nar- 'ite 'ove mar•:age table 4 R pine money naOW^ess neaitn Cdk oxtensior Alreadings private aria ' �rgagerMrliS ' crgagertents confidential Come see - p;y;; back what to New year ho,Cs rs, flat back . jo- tor you For appontme^• :"d, pine lam call -,25-0428 d. sideboards. Ffd coma cabinet. PSYCHIC Answers Rated �. nsiands. bonnet • ;uvula Mswen to -'-a 'I`ve t�r11 dressers to. money. career S2 99, •-•.rite 18. ERP A StS. trained mir- st „r All i,.« quality glass- : B. several oil ps. Cuebec and ,adtanna pieces. imanville Dom,n- organ, armoire, aStOnal Chairs. asional tables le selectrcn of re jewellery and ."erous other col- bles This Is a ! auction starting a m Plan to at - Celebrating our h year Terms Freda and Trevor Chambers of >h approved • ompanions Pickering Village are pleased to 1-lue visa, nterac, :'loner announce the engagement of their Frank Stapleton LAST daughter. Michaela Ann to � (905) 7862244 EASTSIDE CONNEC- v Randy James Helliwell. son Of ThC%� oATEutiE Free !c Lenore and Wayne Helliwell. of . ad. s .- place your ano harges for �die5. no Both Don't x. 'hone bili charges 905- Both families wish them a happy 4367060 and long future together. EVER !ought about using WHAT A HAPPY 21ST MICHAELA! Forget i darn; service or fust finding out more about ESTABLISHED auto re- them? Now you can call for pair snap buOling land. 2 a free brocrure with no bays+hoists, office. major pressure or obligation Full street (Oshawa) Contact 0i05. photos. high compa- Kim Chau. Remax Cross- libikry standards. great val- roads Realty Inc 416-491- ue & very sincere For sin - 4002 gles seeking their special someone Partner Search 683-2414 (message) any- "0111 ny- • 1 "straWn time NUDIST couple with lipm 14 1, I is children looking for other I couple to visit nudist clubswith Respond to Box 39. 199 Wentworth St W, Oshawa, Ont L 1 J 6P4 FAX �YOUR gpADS I '�.0; 579'2238 - -- L-- well maintained family beaches, Blue Jay baseball complex• freshly decorated NHL Hockey. dog & horse with Frig!Stove, close to all tracks. Children welcomed." amenities, on site Mgmt. of- Less than motel (905)683- _ I � Ice call 728-3777 5503 Business , Business ^fit �� . PICKERING town home. 3 PORT CHAROLETTE 1 Opportunities 1 Opportunities \ bedrooms, 4 appliances. FLORIDA. (Near Sarasota I I til gas heat. $975 plus util,- on Gulf Coast), fully fur - ties. Call Gary White. Re- nlshed 2 bedroom home, max First 831-3300 all amenities. barbecue, I I� cable. private yard. Gose to "The Meat People" SOUTH PICKERING 3 everything Available Jan - bedroom townhouse, closeFeb call (9os) sse•zea3 A franchise opportunity exists in to schools and town center Peterborough. Gross annual sales $870. + utilities. 1sVlastapprox. $600,000. Available Feb 1 905-839- l:Ontact Jacques 905-576-6328 9446 Oshawa /Whitbv This Week Classified Dept. is open for your conve- nience every Sat. •30 to • 3:00. To Place Your Classified Please Call 576-9335 V 1 s oil% A bored Male •'ice Guy ST ] � OUTSTANDING All TIQUE BOXING DAY AUCTION SALE TUES. DEC. 25TH. 10 A.M. Niemr •; ' a m , Gregor Auction Hall. 182 Wellington St BOwmanv,lle Talo 401 to Waverly Rd & f,Iicw 57 north to 92 Hwy. turn Rt least; on 82 & cher Lt at SGigc j SI ' 1st lights, K follow auction signs t:. Wow Mar' Flea Markel % ACr.tu,n Our 6th air nual Boxing Day Auction features sort,, exc?ptional arti- cles rtycles & should prove to be one of our highlight auctions of The year We have a large iof- ter nq of antique tur. n shrnrgs a ref A is found condition us rare_ & rpue collect- ables Partial list in- cludes large pine �urner cupboard. bakers table. Hnosier upboards. 2 am clipboard, bonnet Chest grandfather cIcti -clew bow front third :ab.nefs. new stacKnr, book :'ase. sideboard. server several ex-ephonal tables (dlrirgroom, UIt, harvest. dropleaf. parlour Canole etc) Cesks dressers A chests of drawers walK n , & spinning Al vi l winder. old beds rope iron. Victorian Treble sew- ing machine. mise chairs & ocke,s Ricker settee qu„Ts blanket box, old Clocks dolls wICKe' carriage. Daffod..e phone. and wall phone. rare Cranber- ry hanging oil lamp, old cameras. beer can collection. coffee grin- Cer. old coins. Old & new pictures & art work. antique cioth- Ing, carpets. Italian Provincial couch & chair. fewelry quality offering of glass & Chi- na. kitchen & house- hold collectables. etc. etc Note our early start time for this ex- ceptional sale. An op- portunity for one & all to . take home an arti- cle from the past. MacGregor Auctions & staff would like to wish all our patrons a Happy & Safe Holiday & we'll see you at the Boxing Day Auction Call for all your Auc- tion needs. MacGregor Auction Services. Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402 905.987-3664 FAX YOUR ADS 579.2238 IPAGE 32 -A -THE NEWS ADIYRRTI.SER, WED., DECEMBER 29, 1"S Never miss the opportumI to par vour respects a(,ain' Fair an audio version or all of the current death noticesr------- received for publication In the News .advertiser or This Meek, call 48 3005 or 404591 (Clarin(on residents►. I rXAA AAAO YFI-j mar also access death notice information received atter pre,6-time by call' G this number. gpq.�91 Brmao'ht to you by the following funeral homes "':IntOt; 4nuemn.�rxmn; TC. Torn, llcEachnle. �s Dear FARR, David Robed- Died peacehiMy at his hone in Pickering on Sunday December 17,1995 at age 53 after a long and courageous battle with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease.) Dave was born in Toronto, the son of the late Gordon and Constance Farr, and grew up and was educated in Port Credit and Cooksvi le. During his career he worked for 15 years at The Hobart Manufacturing Company Ltd in Calgary . Ottawa and Toronto and 18 years with Graham De- war & Associates Ltd. as Vice President of Mar- keting and Sales, and most recently as Regional Counctilor in the Regional Municipality of Durham, representing Pickering Ward 2 Dave was a long time community advocate: acting as President of the Glendale Tennis Club. Chairperson for Pickering Museum Village and Pickering Public Library as well as member of the Board of Directors and co-found- er of the Ajax-Pickenng Hospital Foundation. Dave will be greatly missed by his loving wife and best friend Louise. sons Andrew and Nathan. brothers. Douglas and Gordon and their wives Florence and Hiiary Dave cherished being an uncle to Duna, Ally- son, Bruce. Chns. Lesley, Craig, Jennder, Scott Jimi and Joshua, as well as Godfather of Sarah Emm- Iv He was also a brother- in -law, cousin and mend to many The memonal service will be held at the Dumbarton -Fairport United Church (1066 Dunbar- )n Road. Pickering) on Thursday. December 1995 at 11 a.. There will be no visitation prior to �e memorial seance In lieu of flowers. the family -quests donations be made to the ALS Society of -)ronto or the Ajax-Pickenng General Hospital =oundation Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie -,neral Home 905-428-8488 Dear .Santa Ali rnini :c (( citing my letter to vuu because I'm torr little to do sir. I'm three months old Afomms & nadd% .rare I nt gre,King like a Kerd. I t;ue.r.r that mean.v I'm ,onna.hr needorg clothe( as for am tovs, Kell I Kim& tie, ,, name tag Jot my rrrrrm .Ni brother has one I think thev *re /meth near Th(tnk (.•u firr taking the time ri, read my letter Santa Clause Ser you on Christmas A. -ie Live AndrrK Santa .. Cuurttt e Ikar S onto, H(rw arc sou from one cool guy to an(xhcr I'm Cod-, and six )cars old I'm going to a new %ch(x)I now and have some new fncnd% Could vuu please hung rile Van Man, Techno -L(xd%. Space Shooter. r�� %louse Trap (>h. du vuu pay vourchc%' HAIR DESIGN`: forrrterty l hti -hc%% Hair Carc CxfErz vu d IIlla Linz -if (Witfie I fo 1Z a 1::2Te_aftfiy 4:�Yof'iday cSZalon LOOKOUi r(MNT SH(WiNG CENTRE 750 OKLAHOMA DR., PW-VERING tit >j 831-1055 • r >taao�c d ?�a�rl(c you �i youz N 1286 Kingston Rd., Pickering 831-2383 Keep C(xsl Cods Jenunian% Thar Santa (Taus %1. name n Carlos Vedouras and I am 3 )ear% old hfy ritommy is writing this letter for enc For Chn%tmas 1 would like a new hike. Banc) Tapes. Can. Bulldozer,,. and a N'ork%hop Just Idc illy daddy's 1 have tx- n good %1t, %islcr.Aihmna who is turning 2 on I)ec b would like a rev- Barnes doll• a kitchen %rt and It -As of doll% I love you Santa Love Carlo% Age A xoxoxo In In In I;; Memoriam% I 'metinoirisms Memoriams Memoriams A Christmas Tribute in loving memory of Mum and Dad (Gramma & Grampa) Anne Manns (Mar. 31/86) Richard Manns (Oct. 24/95) Mum: Even though the years have past Since you were laid to rest, You're thought of each and every day As Mum & Gramma "The Best" Dad: We miss you Dad so very much The silent tears still flow, You left so very quickly Just a few short weeks ago. We said good-bye and held your hand, You had a special touch, You left us lasting memories That warmed our hearts so much. "Missing you at Christmas time" With Love: Ron & Darla Judy & Tom Reg & Grace Mary & Herm & families Ucar Santa Claus, P1n name ms Russell Jonathon Cragg% by c%rryonc call. ne R 1 and a few other funny names I am almost 3 nionlhs old I have 3 sisters lir I would like sonic hahv li" toys and some clothe% Thank . ou Santa Merry Christmas to all my fncnd% and relatives and a Happs Ncw Year Love R 1 Cragg% xxoo Thar Santa Clam %1% immc is Ton Craggs I am altrxr%t 2 )can old I like the way you say "Ho. Hu. Ho" I have tried to he a gcxxd girl and I even help with my, hahv brother I w(mld Ice a Talking Barney. nxirc Barney videos and h(xiks and sonic , lothc% hccau%c I Jill getting bigger Thank sou Santa Meas Chn%tnuL% to all my family and fncnd% and a Nappy Neu Year Lune Ton Craggs xxoo Thar Santa Clan% %1t, name is Kri.ta Cragg% I ani alrrxxt 9 year% old. 1 wish you a Happy New Year Will I get uimc tons please and thank you 1 would like Baht, Su Beautiful, Bah,. Born and Baht, Sip and Slurp and all the Bah) Kcll% [lolls and the strullcr and a painting easel and a sirotkr for my big doll% with two %rats and lots and lots of fncnd% Happy Chnumas to all Love Krista Cragg% xxoo Thar Santa, %It, narnx• is Leah Cragg% 1 am alnxxt 7 }cars old 1 saw you to the parade %lay I have a ken doll and tile Sparkle Barbic and Bah. Acll. and Princess wishing Star. Hast a %lcrr% ChriMnias nr all and have a Jolly Ncw Year Lu. c L.cah Craggs xx(xi KENDALL JOSEPH HOWLEY Born July 7, 1953 - Died April 3, 1995 We have loved him during life Let us not forget him in death In loving memory of his wife Darlene Howley, family pet Sam, In-laws of the Ouimette family and many friends. You are sadly missed this holiday season May your soul rest in peace We will always love you and keep you in our hearts Merry Christmas Thar Santa Claus. %it, name is Ashlc. and I ani 2 years old. Monnny and Daddy sa) I ant a ver)g(xid girl and I am quite the little helper with my hahv sister. Allana For Chnsmias 1 would like a Barney or hahv Bop %Iutfcd aninial lir Barney Books or Barney Videos, Could you please bring my sister an l:.xcr,:auccr I will leave sou some milk and cookies and sone carrots fix your reindeer Love vour fncnd. A%hlcy Moore xoxo PS Skin', forget %tax, tic likes dog treat% Thar Santa. 'U� panic is Ryan, and V%c fu%t turned 3 in No.cnihcr How's Santa'' 1 het hc•% busy this year getting things ready for Uhmttna. and his helpers' can't war this }car, cause Fw been a very g(xxl boy this all year' This year Santa, all 1 want is a big drawing ht)ard, a play workshop, and %(lne Tonka truck, & hockey stuff Sonic day 1 hope to he a hockey player like Doug Gilrrxwr' Say hi to Mrs Claus & Rudolph for me oka%. rrxxniny. daddy & I will le leaving %onbc apples, hulk & arca cookies out for you' I love you Santa' Lots of love Ryan Porter PS Have a site trip Santa' 1)EAR S.%NTA. Clow are .cru ' I was g(x)l inom of the time this year For Christmas I would Like an Easy Bake oven, I1,xidlc Doll & A S4'ihhlc Nuhhlc Doll will leave some ctxikic% & milk on the table for you. Thank you veru much to vou. Mn Clau & the elves Love Stephanie Cantwell • comics --� %�" "" \ 1�• Cid t! • comic supplies ` science fiction book :160 • non -sports cards 75'. IFT CERTIFICATES Pe Pe= "y s 7 DAYS OF NEW & USED BOOKS FULL GOLF a IndudngG t�RvoRA,rE GOLD CARD N I taXeS alt ioin PERSO • PRMIE RIB OF BEEF • DANCING DJ — _ Y , _ + M- • NO GREEN FEES PW A• l 3P GST ^_^ ( ) r�wev' D�(�J •�-� 0. SO � �•l�• COUPLE -BEVERAGES ANIAIOALE GOLF AIO COtJNiR1l tux Ile CHURCH ST SOUTH- Aur 19M 6k "i Plaza, Harwood Ave. S. 427-8 Grand Opening WD01002% MORTGAGES t& LOANS • 1st & 2nd • Lines of Credit • BEST RATES Frank Callahan 686-6450 After hours 668-4454 Upper Canada Funding Inc. Glenanna w w j Dental Group •� Dr. Henry Alban Dr. Stephan Mimlity Dr: Howard Kanner ■ new Pickering dental practice ■ dentistry for all ages - especially children ■ emergencies & new patients welcome ■ backed by 25 years experience Pickering Medical Cenhe 1885 Glennana Rd., Pickering, Ont. 831-7566 OPTIMIST CLUB OF AJAX Presents a Gala New year's Eve Ranee AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE Sunday, December 31 st 1995 8:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. • DINNER AT 10 P.M. • CASH BAR $35.00 / Person • PARTY FAVOURS • DEEJAY FOR INFORMATION CALL KEN 683-5290 TICKETS AVAILABLE • AJAX REC CENTRE DINER ON HARWOOD (Across From Town Hall) • SCOTIA BANK (Harwood Mall) #'< - Hwy I — err ■ > c3 ridwitj et„y, pt New year's Eve Ranee AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE Sunday, December 31 st 1995 8:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. • DINNER AT 10 P.M. • CASH BAR $35.00 / Person • PARTY FAVOURS • DEEJAY FOR INFORMATION CALL KEN 683-5290 TICKETS AVAILABLE • AJAX REC CENTRE DINER ON HARWOOD (Across From Town Hall) • SCOTIA BANK (Harwood Mall) #'< - 4 THE NEWS COME f3 WORSHIP CHRISTMAS Celebrations Nursery open. St. Martin's CIO For More no Church School PRESBYTERIAN ' Church UNITED C H C: k C MA&- IU3 St Drive, e67; Call 839-4257 } q It" Dunharton Road, 4GI Bay Ridges Pickering. 905-839-7271 Christmas Eve Family Service Invites you to H()I.IDAY SER% ICF:tiI�� worship with us ®December Worship Service at our DECEMBER 24, 199 %'V Christmas Alp, Communion Services December 24 do Church School: Nursery to 1�e to High School ,�7 00 p.m. Family Service and %W- ,� 10:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m..11:00 p.m Christmas Play December 25 DECEMBER 31, 1995 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Worship b� Nursery open. b For More no Church School PRESBYTERIAN ' Information ":30 p.m. Vesper Service o`,' PICKERING VILLAGE a Call 839-4257 } q Advent 4 Worship Service A December 24,7:00 p.m. Services 'ickering Standard Church Community Methodist Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES December 24 at 11 :00 a.m. CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE 7.00 p.m. ('(Pint, and linr�hip 837-0126 CHI RCH OF CHKINT (:EDAR ST.. AJAX 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11 :00 A.M. 6 7-00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD - JESUS IS LORD. 683-2477 IN I DECEMBER 29,1995 -PAGE ST. PAUL'S ON-TH&HILL 892 Kingston Road, Pickering (east of whites Rd.) 839-7909 Sunday morning Dec. 24th 8:00 a.m. Communion & Carols 10:00 a.m. The Christmas Story Carols and Readings Sundae evening Dec. 24th 4:00 p.m. Family Communion 7:00 a.m. Family Candlelight 9:00 P.M. Family Communion 11.00 P.M. Midnight Mass Christmas Day N%'orship 10:00 a.m. Family Communion You and your family are invited to join us for this special celebration of Jesus birth. ` 28 Lnequx)l Rd' u i lint .,wrh od fix. I. , Plckrnn,,.(^ I'M I`h b STI. ANDREW'S - ;0 p m PRESBYTERIAN ' 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE a December 24,11:00 a.m. } q Advent 4 Worship Service A December 24,7:00 p.m. - ' Christmas Eve Family Service 31,11:00 a.m. ®December Worship Service Services 'ickering Standard Church Community Methodist Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES December 24 at 11 :00 a.m. CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE 7.00 p.m. ('(Pint, and linr�hip 837-0126 CHI RCH OF CHKINT (:EDAR ST.. AJAX 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11 :00 A.M. 6 7-00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD - JESUS IS LORD. 683-2477 IN I DECEMBER 29,1995 -PAGE ST. PAUL'S ON-TH&HILL 892 Kingston Road, Pickering (east of whites Rd.) 839-7909 Sunday morning Dec. 24th 8:00 a.m. Communion & Carols 10:00 a.m. The Christmas Story Carols and Readings Sundae evening Dec. 24th 4:00 p.m. Family Communion 7:00 a.m. Family Candlelight 9:00 P.M. Family Communion 11.00 P.M. Midnight Mass Christmas Day N%'orship 10:00 a.m. Family Communion You and your family are invited to join us for this special celebration of Jesus birth. ` 28 Lnequx)l Rd' u i lint .,wrh od fix. I. , Plckrnn,,.(^ I'M I`h The Church of the Hole Trinity I Ang,h%:an r 91 Kin -,%, Crescent (at Burcher) -`` 68863 Christmas E-ve Services 5:00 p.m. Said Eucharist with carols 7:30 p.m. Choral Eucharist with carols 11:00 p.m. Solemn Eucharist with carols Presbyterian Church 18" Whites Rd. N. December 24: 11:00 a.m. - Family Worship Service '.. 7:30 p.m. - Christmas Eve Family Service of Carols & Lessons 11:30 p.m. - Candlelight Service Y. ® 839-1383 BAYFAIR BAPTIST 817 Kingston Rd. Pickering Christmas Eve Service 11:00 a.m. No Evening Service Christmas Morning 10:00 a.m. Wpm. German Chn.tmas r%c ice - ;0 p m Carol and Candleh,.:hl Ser%ice (N) p m. Candlcll_hi and Hoo Conirnumom Ser.Icc ):10 a m [1 01% COITI numim Ser%Ice - 10 p.m Scr%ice of Heal In_ The Church of the Hole Trinity I Ang,h%:an r 91 Kin -,%, Crescent (at Burcher) -`` 68863 Christmas E-ve Services 5:00 p.m. Said Eucharist with carols 7:30 p.m. Choral Eucharist with carols 11:00 p.m. Solemn Eucharist with carols Presbyterian Church 18" Whites Rd. N. December 24: 11:00 a.m. - Family Worship Service '.. 7:30 p.m. - Christmas Eve Family Service of Carols & Lessons 11:30 p.m. - Candlelight Service Y. ® 839-1383 BAYFAIR BAPTIST 817 Kingston Rd. Pickering Christmas Eve Service 11:00 a.m. No Evening Service Christmas Morning 10:00 a.m. C _ __ ,< <...... . a ., r .. .. _ -... .. -. .. . �- .. r � ai w�.. 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At to 57 gap Ives tare ease 4, 4tes ' have the tie BOX 8502 employed Ousel. easy, gong Eryq gong to movies At. non sewer very ;noerstanbng SA" single nye. attractive gale. k prphs9onal non snbtw Gave re a au ala will oe guo you ted BOX 866 CASUAL ENCOUNTERS Attached write 'emcee long walks and Bee grew oultoas Sense of humor SEMSIM FEMALE .00kvg for sheen man who lag WAS and awl golfing. tnvekng and spend- ww kir We who s able b taw lbw anylwq. Its 5S. a1 accessional nduM Sats wan bring YOUNG WMTE MILE '4 6 t' oro or +d r Sue 2: 5 '3 oosmg fa amacheff ale 'a chs rete a mi nor, smoker pretend. Fnendshap hrsL ON apprelpwe tame cooked food. Duet cahvwsa- n9 goer everwrs at Mme LOdug for segle role b Ire ht+ and µat M hersM BOI 31111 M Soy who tlraerts n Mine. frwy and of BOI eyesovwwengle wen a ;.,te DabY Face seeking a encounters. BOX 8134 pa5e BOX 2612! I'M FOR YOU. Single white female, 18. Oshawa All Leal hockey games cattery marc. I am 52. lemak. 24 b 34. for semis NGaon shy BOX 8150 CARING SINCERE YALE Attractive Asian maw. 36561 young male 19 to 25. d :all rrcou4ers. Please LOOOiG FOR YOU. 25 year old carte make 6 s heavy set live Oman aid". graing And recil Siff SEMSITVE YALE I m 29, brown hair, bi 18.56 muscular. has a great sense of mama ATTRACTIVE LADY . It you are a single white respond with Age, name and i6epnone number 220 pounds with short brown halt an, eyes area I aryety ever0hiq Searching or svcere. car- Irq lots of TLC 0 You want an OMW anted d a ryas. 6't'. Atypical w" mows, hoklotg hands See" for an,we. wig. what or Asn twnwe, female. and 30s. Attractive. Owen, aceve. homg Box 2" Loo" hu usual w,courgers. -8 aro over BOX vgangle mak, 18 to 25, to store god L70S Must rose. cal 90136437 On oaks, borers. *%*a" Looking by moral 18 b 20. b stare gad aures with Ltut erpy aLs, kyak, bv% wn young ctwbs and reed co mho- TOM MALE seeks be carious of bl mage under 21 16101 MR mows cdakg and MmuM BOX 36M ENJOY FM LIE? SO Mg Eurapen SLEEPLESS IN WHITBY. 45. 57'. full figured. sncete, aeacpw *make. 25 to 34, for a to starMrp. budding and romance BOX 36123 mnL Call You old not be dseppMAd BOX 3W in OsMw SlranpK Aw,g Ak style aM very. very RECENTLY SEPARETED Are you a'&male Spa,ng; gerekmn smpkng *Wt. seeking Ing sip". " weeki Nag Box 2M GREAT SKEr Male. 34 511'. won shat down SICK OF GAVM 3B yew odWall. w of two, will dlsa34TH ele. BOX for a osuw chWele encounter' A ma e. age t3 Of Droop. 45 to 55, who is hlncaly tdepndMt be honest. secefe, berg. will". 45 ID 50. BOX MAT ABOUT EY Poleaso , active geneaman hw. Ms a grew stet of h rnor, is honest and al soaal and k angle whw m a e SO*% W" at YOUNG GAY YALE, 21 6' 1". nobs, muscwar 155b5. bouq for M anc romance BOX 26786 Must possess a no code of deka and a" Fee. 862 Mol many good rgaAkees and hoODal ghat sink ore. loves cNMrn And wwy8rg in We Sdebrr a mcm wmw who *PROM may Nabi% and swimmer s GOY. E" camper, Irkorg Ina swn CASUAL ENCOUNTERS Slim. Harrap rare 5 8" teakf, fwd WW. dining. dancing And hatvd_ Must SHY SEXISM FEMALE Inn 26" 55-, short blah Al personality. seeks n alractive. slim tally, 3D b special woman. with grew slim d hmor and a rareff rewesn FIIwIdIp kit Soo Ron al. mpg So" youthful naSOJW* maw. 20 b 30. SO" 3DIP b earth atta W •morale b osc•eeknowloo know b VO illy d risMcedn. BOX 26M ter. Golan eyes. I eryoq walking, Wrong, moves. 40's w o Wes to ouMoors and CA" aliuMs herd gold BOX=7 come. IN 31542 Ono elnpys adventure, excitement and romarce encounters. BOX 8771 SEEKING MIL RIGHT. Sin*wxN NIdY. 46, pole cooker and Wall evenings Seeking holes,. m- MNWV is such awew &*COMM. BOX M% DIVORCED FATIEIL eekrg feel 20 and up. F1RST TM AD. Single white mwe. 5'T. 35.155 IM 21627 FIRST TIME AD. Attractive coupe 30 s seeking Seeking M meet hmmt a4ecea4N, WW Std our- come male, 26 to 3l for possible rwwnadp. No BAD ILII 2 slum. Athletic. young angle able with a sense d Manor. to possible fill"Ishp. poudt. Would love b hew from An .*Op xN WE TO SCBE EL hale. 32. kbbrg Lor G or gay *naw to satisfy her rarbsey, BOX 26M gang 9wldnlr. 4B 1052, itb files to Wly NO head gwnK plat. BOX 3613 malts tram Mean, very adaave Asst gq to bvn. si gie moms Kwame. BOX AM trave*d. &Ml*w. angle whale lemale. 25 to 37. make 24 to 40. Lao" fa we BOX MIS FVS1 TIME COWLE He a 19 aha sne s 18, seek- nead games pleat SUM LIKE M ►ARTY?. Too srlgw what *male hlervi lodung for 2 young. very "Irve, stngk wft VERY LONELY GUY. Male 17. kgnt blue eyes. will Ickes sports. spending tang we trends and ESTABLISHED GAY YALE. A ymM 1. masare. it.; an ,,ramaoW bl of b curious *male 19 to 25 SINGLE ENGLISH ROSE, S6, 115 pond donde node. base eyed See" two an* rote makes, females. to show us Around or something. BOX wdm dole hear, 6 Looking b a hmake, 18 to 25. rguw W Ms Alae BOx 36641 middle aged male is seeking a hand or partner ' Clewrress acl doscreem a mut BOX two net nbker. Loping for a man. 510 And up. a non t iemds,19 b 23. ON er pal be s, ximance and god 8152 out Will long mu, lw" to msc and occa- FULL FIGURE RE PLEASE Manned, arorauive male, arYoy hearts• No enMgy danor and also fine on FIRST TWE AD. Attached white male 35 6 smoker. 36 b 48, with good morales. Enii drug, amp. Must be amcm ad homerL BOR 36116 FIRST TIME AQ WNW maw. 30, a00ksned. bet, sio alyt playing pad. BOX 201 . 45. 59'. MON. Coen taw. bee Ayes, very allal M. Rase, no losewgs and no asws 9088614 200bs. Looking for amicled teak who neds Iat good cowry and laughter. BOX 26W CUTE WHITE FEMALE Sin*. 28. looking br soul wig god sense at hung. nti good fames and HONEST CARING S9e was mak. 510' IMS. honate. seeks attached, full figured lady from FTN LOVING GAY MALE, 26.6. lade, due eyed extra spark In ref life Discretion assured arc LASTING RELATIONSHIP. SOO wde thaw. 47. mate. I am 54, brown hal due eyes Iwvy' sit, go* tyres. Seeking wall Invest lady who &ions 36, int smoker with god morai3 And a swese of Osnaw area for rendahap wd discreet mtmate and a uAveraly graduate Seek i g a ban src'are expected 09saw arm sox 16564 wstws to meal sncert angle OW male. 45 to 60. raring, honest. faithful. tan smoker, occasional the sen BOX 8151 humor Foy span. nbwe4 msec and node wtcdusNrs Age twK. BOX 3683 cOrat gay mate. 20 b 35 engoy a woolal for luwg fild rslap. I aypyf maws.'ds. *" drinker Interests include socializing. children. STARTING LIFE OVER Single did, 33. Drown tar. uok0g bv0tg, pr101e wanan. 26 b L for n fnOnrl>St. LE TY STRONG l:ElITIF TYPE. IOk. /0.6'. kuI bell.. vw valet' d sppns. mac and oYctng the aaasoW sia in or our aro IgIAw eWiwlgl M IlOnle. BOx 3M41 w. bo. W ypyygnpp n91S by M kMpace, fell tIw^9 bgleM justb bol due eyes. sine 0110, sAwug lhanhe9. kefAx. mtwe 37 Box 8112 37, po AtNIk. prolessfOnW, lows alhmWs. aR 9wdf1e19• klre9a kAn BOx 851! NOT OESPEMTE CIM, m{ je we xfat ts a yam. fa p U m twt you My, wn can M wel As qa bee d bW ad WHITE YALE. Age 39. employed. 5'10". IrArN sere.. Odeon. that spew, woman ro fo CUR" YALE 19. seeks dads or whM. 20 or soft. Orovn hair, blDy bkfe eyes, ST. ^whom Geld- nal said millet. pleAt cal b kap le kle wlrtrt BOX brides k4eWs6 1alhge hen aoludry oaks to bre• 16510s. Drown eyes. dale hair Eryoys stapler shade nal a8eceols on Must be srogk. M. Ake under, males for usual encounters Bonannne SENIORS sod" Settkrg old 0akxorrr4 ItlwMge IIrldId rMa 21 b m 3610 Will, Ode Yes BOX 8155 thrpS n kfe such as mows. fn9P. 511104 pow o. Se king CMpeng, elhA dwownq Std be afleclaaM Knda Ara. OrspNeon a must BOX B41f 35, who A serMe d Kt Ndl d. Ostwo fiiMITLE31W1 ONLY. I@aL7va, edlucaled a0vwer- sell PE11501L 31, dad half, naasl eyes. 57 spwpak tally d average OIAld wen 9s day. You mut a 8 q t2 maRlo prole ad. Ali BOX 34621 pus bnKWle.22, twel blue eye, 5'6 130 pounds. t 451Ds, wry outgorg, undersarhdkg, love kids . BOX 8861 BOX 71568 WOMEN 0 YEAR OLD 111DOw serw.g conperrn. 65 b 70 LONELY SENIOR. Ful at aMgy. Wdow, mid BIN. a 25 b 40. Mist be ewaMis hd, q gwsenrm looking kr Mrs. 20 b 30. br an reY" BUSINESS MXMIL Raggedly handsome. 0 ROMANTIC FATHER. 31. sans t ve. shy. Will d years old, wh0 likes traveling. walking. country 5' 5", 125 lbs. 5"" gentleman canpanbn 64 oulgDeg And eny0y' Me. I eYPY the ohttbors, trawl. oulp harwhp a spwINl eacatttwi BOX 74141 o npiota Ani will but. 36 yew old. govenxteM errlpbyM, leo. goons the oeAdoas, cooking, drag and Wusw SEEKING WOMENmi. watching sports. tlomng out. evenings at OW den aim noremoker. god true of Ikmi dancing, dining And a Ode tarty of music and RETIRED SINGLE DUTCH. I'm 51, 1096& have angle did Sews open corded Attractive. knnoak- We dt pat speaal a, i, -. In seeds of womil hurl Nn srrbkw. sow, dAww BOX 8411 br kWdYkp we possible ria- I, - p. sox 37TH sppyn Have a one pM make dpndld who is rept Goran hot Ad "a SeeMg a wpmn. 40 to 55, ly swats humus warm, b It" and shed mule 25 b 35, mut love dddrMl. cots" msc Laptrlg ROMMICE Np FUN. Atrxeve so I'm kildl. 30, MALE SEEM FEMALE ReOted make. 57. Duke. LONELY WDOW. Siwe gwftw wsnyd. nom se" a fwMr. Children welcome. BOX 8416 100 b 14510%. Must be mom. Yee b POut and Well pyscaty and ndlronity n mm" P"- lot OAas relMorrslp, ho hwd gar lM. BOX 360 91". 19fXbs madder hngt, Drown nwr Sea d the Soon eyes. qA hat 150 pounds Erpy music am smoke, ca". bwig• IMMat slim, nary' new• 64 b LOPE MY CO'S. Cure, ps*. Soo wMe tensle. 36 like mac BOX 8411 akp. Box 861 LOOXING FOR NOYANCE Single while ei Ow scent, no Med genes Seeks fall. adrache dancing Would like to meet a woman 55 or 86. Wand b be WWW 1* Wdw killing ale. I am and look youngw. Independent. with one son LIG SEXY MO TML Nice guy keen. for a young, DOWN TO EARTH. 6'1', whie me*. 220111is with btXerr for a non small wtw *male who is shy. women, eat pulps In Me might. Single moms paiger.125 to 140 pouds BOX Mill 61, 516^, 128 ponds, isrrcaly, setup Md an tM n,,aGey all wMe I" wish ane son, tabun aWaciable cion . BOX 2W short Drawl hair and boom eyes, in" for an pysicly M and Myons mmm *A be oW will, w m a BOX SM (3shawa/Whithy ThNs Werk. ClArangum This Wick. Alax/Puc►crmE New. AJrrnrscr. Nunhumherland News and Marketplace assurl nae liability lair the camtcnl all, ale acplacs tfa any ;add-niscrineal and smh liability n']d exclusively with the Alarrntir ll, Sar rCSyrHklent. Iu• such aJverlaserraenls Oshawa This Werk m;ay, In its Noll' diwretnm change. reli'c't nr tickle any liver -nal advetta,Klwicnlr whK'h it dLems rrlayapr,apnAw All afha nusrr, must reLivrd a vowe• gre'e'ting nH ,accivinrrany dKMr ails. Atli wath,Mrt volare greetings nwy lint aylyll'::r in Sincerely Yaws When y„u n:sywrwy t,H a Sincerely Y,Hws At. v,rur ph,xne hall will nlleci a charm all $2.49 per mimic An average t mmauc call rusts $7 47. Rryramalcnis will hear prrstwNal IkscnptaaKs all advertisers arwl an ahk kn kava A Vance marl anis agc. To choker or rewew ywor ad or for eswilawaer service, am 1-BI►12ife7! 24 Moon Is day PAGE 36 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTMER. WED., DECEMBER 20,1195 LOEB SF I Grade,','A" Turkeys Frozen, 3 - 7 kg Broccoli Product of U.S.A. 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LTD., RTLR. 831-8613 News Advertiser REAL -ESTATE urishes all our readers a . merry Chas and all the best in the new During the Holiday Seasom; more than ever, my tbougbts turn gratefully to those wbo bane made my continual success possibly I would like to extend a special 'Ibaxks" to my family, clients, friends and associates. In the spirit of the Season, I extend my warmest wisbes, to you axd your family for bappixess axd prosperity, tbrougbout the Holidays and the New Year! Once again, tbaxk you everyoxe for your continued loyalty axd support. 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