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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_12_06Pickering 4� W 1117i Editi 0 STOREROrYl PERIODICAL clver[iser -- _S1 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1996 1run i?.1),100 Emergency.' New nuclear emergency B) M \RIT.\K v -s SI\Ft RI POR Ilk People 11\ Ing near I)urhlin's two nuclear stations \, Ill be askc\I nc\t \xeck to think aho)ut sornethim-, the\ prohahl\ In to push out of their minds most of the time — (tic (I'll major nuclear accident. Residents living, %%ithm a IO-kilonte. Ire radius of either the Plckcnne or I)ar- lington nuclear facilities \\III rccei\c In the mail a ne\\ pamphlet des_-nhmy, \\ hat the\ should do In the cent t)f in "cmer- genc\' at their local station It replaces lhc• 'Plannmg It,r in Frncr,•cnc\' I„xtklct sent out in 199-2 h\ Ont:(rut H\dro and Erncrgcnc\ Atuisures Ontario. Ilrat -'()-page hox)klct Included a mes- INSIDE School reforins - \rc•a bar ent�. ai;.i ;iic• :\11'1' .irs;uo.• <)\o.•r Hit: valuo_• OI a recent ntc•etin}t on so ltcx)I reforms - page 9. 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Editorial Page ........6 Sports .............3' Classified . . .. . . . . . . 33 HOVE TO REACH US General .......0,,8 -51 1(1 Death Notices ..683-3tiu5 Auction Line ...083-^5 15 Sincerely Yours ....... 1-8(X)-662-8i?3 Email ................ \c•\\•sec x)ntUcturhantne\t•s. net Internet ............ net on the way sage from the pro\ incl :it solicitor general and the president of Ontano H\dnl. a table of contents, photoi_-Iraphs. an expla- nation of what a nuclear cniereenc\ is. and IS other sections detailing how authorities would react to an emergency. \\hat \ou could do to protect \oursclt from cxpotsurc. and how an c%acu:ltion would prow•ccd It necessar\ Ilse new shmined-d(\\n \ersion is a si\-panel. singlc-page pamphlet with onh fife basics on tat lm_, shelter. po)tassm- urn lodldc pills. and e\,i,uatin,_ The tonnat has been chan,_,cd. sa,,s Durham Rc,,ion Frncr,,cnc\ Planning Officer -ilei Jaynes. hccausc it watt Scc N E%%/ Dare News Advertiser captures North American award for excellence The News Advertiser has won an editorial award in the Suburban Newspapers of America annual com- Petition. The News Advertiser placed third for Best Coverage of Local Business and Economic News. �e The Suburban Newspapers of America has 1.200 member newspa- pers across North America. Awards will be presented Jan. 17 =din Chicago. A- .N in. ��FIBERGLASS WINDOWS BV UAMMAIX Windows & Doors 601 Aspen Rd. 831-1989 Pickeriner'�—r HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY MOMQ\\7\�Dr Family Owned 6 Operated For Service you Can Trust VISIT OUR SHOWROOM906 Brock Road South Jus! s,)u!h of Bayly 7ickenna, 420-4FF0 I photo by A.J. Groen Three's a crowd Pickering High School Trojans Rob Snow Kendrick Williams in Lake Ontario Sec - dribbles the ball in an attempt to elude Arch- ondary School Athletics senior boys' basket - bishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High ball action at Pickering High Tuesday. Pick - School Chargers Marcus Gabriel, left, and ering won 67-44. AZ Vafr�aa.�..� a-------�..■ �I METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. North of the 401 in Pickering Vendor Inquiries (905) 427-0754 / kv a-gud Dec. 6-R FOOD F.V■ a MARAFrPI_ACF Fri. Dec. 6- Noon - 9 p.m. Sat. Dec. 7. 9 a.m. - 8 P.M. Sun. Dec. 8- 9 a.m. - S P.M. Dec. 13-15 ( A1411't 1TR a Ilomi: ol'FII.F sliotit• • On (:Ding Warehcwse sale Bata, Athletes World, Toy Depot PAGE; 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1996 New nuclear I i pamphlet user-friendly ,FROM PAGE I believed another wordy booklet like the old one "would just go right through the mail box and -into the garbage". Mr. James explains the new pamphlet has been designed to be user-friendly, without "distract- ing" pictures and an overwhelm- ing atmmnt of information to read. Its title has been changed to `important information for your personal safety', in order to grab residents' attention. Nfixed reaction to pamphlet Page 3 The goal is for people to read the pamphlet, to write down in the space provided the number of the 'sector' you live in and where voa have to go if there is an evacuation. and to put it away where you can easih find it if there is an emer- gency. About a year from now, a sur- vey will be conducted to determine how effective the pamphlet has been in educating people about what you would have to do. "if this isn't a good vehicle. we've got to come up with some- thing eke:' says Alr. James. "We" is the '.Nuclear Public Education Co-ordinating Com- mittee, which consists of represen- tatives of Ontario Hydro, Emer- gency Measures Ontario and Durham Region. It's the first time the Region has had a role in draw- ing up the pamphlet For the future, the committee is looking into the possibility of hav- ing nuclear emergency instrm- tions included in local phone books, so everyone will have them in an easily -accessible and easy4o- remember place. Right now the biggest obstacle to that plan is its cost. Mr. James notes be expects a new pamphlet to be sent out after new emergency plans currently being drawn up by the Province and Region are finalized next fall. `'We had to get sootedting out firers. It's been a long tone since .any updated h4cmation has gone to the public. It's formation they ishould haves" Learning Disabilities ... Need 1 on 1... o E Are you satisfied with r - m your child's progress Co s p W in school? s U) Professional help is close 31 c at hand! " -' We teach the basic math & o a language skills to place your child on the road to g success! t: o YAM r -i V T VRIIFR- v usmg the Montessori Mellwd of Education. 50 Commeraai Ave Surte 214. Ajax 428-1285 F Ycettent Raters T.adr' R10 McCagherty Regional Police In Durham Since Menswear And Accessories Available At Access • Agnew • Aldo • Arrow & Colours by Alexander Julian Athlete's World • Backstage Pass • Bata • Bentley Leathers The Body Shop • Budget Shoe Warehouse • Buffalo Jeans Champs • Club Monaco • Crossings • Eatons Fine Gold Jewellery • Gentlemen's Quest • Jack Fraser Joggers • Kavar Jewellers • King's Watch Co. • Kinney • Kmart Leather bound • Le Chateau • Mappins • Marks & Spencer Moretti For Men • Naturalizer • Nectar • Northern Elements Pantorama • People's Jewellers • Pro Image • Randy River Roots - Sears • Signor Angelo • Sogo • Soft Moc • Sport Chek Sunglass Hut • Tip Top • Transit • Tristan/America Tuxedo Royale • Universal Expedition Chief McCagherty is wearing clothing from Eatons. haven't shopped lately... you haven't shopped us. SUN 11-6 Mixed review for pamphlet on emergencies A local nuclear watchdog group is pleased with the format of the new nuclear emergency brochure being sent out to Durham households, but not with some ol' its content. "Thcv'vc shortened it, which is an improvement;" says Durham Nuclear Awareness spokesperson Irene Kock. -People have a tendency not to react more print." However, she's concerned about the tact the new brochure clots not have the word -nuclear" anywhere on its cover. M,;. Kuck hchcVes people will he more likely to read the pamphlet if they know it's about safety related to their local nuclear plant. She's also troubled hV the phone hook graphic on the coyer. which ,hc says make` it appear the pamphlet is From a phone company and aught lead people to ignore it. hl, Kock wonder, why a new brochure ha, been issued now, since new erncrgcncy plan, icing prepared by the Prc,Vincc and Durham are expected to be complete next ball. A, well. [tic Ro%al society of Canada iS due to report by the end of this near on the issues of expanding the emergence plan- ning ionc around each station and pre -distribution of potassium iodide pills to all area households. l^A has maintained the zone Should he expanded and the pill, prc-distrrh- uted. "It', important to eget infonnation out to the public but I question rcly- rng on the old plan when the new plan seems to be almost compleied, says Rl,. Ki k k. noting a Durham-%idc test in 1995 showed the old emergency plan to be "unworkable". As well. Ms. Kock says it's inappropriate for the Pickering and Darlington emer- gency plans to both use the Oshawa Civic Auditorium and Durham College in Oshawa as evacuation recep- tion centres. DNA maintains there are scenarios — such as a loss -of - containment acci- dent at Pickering or an earthquake that damaged both plants — for which most of the Durham urban area would have to be evacuated and there wouldn't be enough space at the Oshawa recep- tion centres to handle everyone. Watch for the Tuesday News Advertiser next week. BUTLER )U� am s CARPET CLEANING SERVICES )on!'tget surprised by the unexpected guests CEIRE WHOLE =ONLY � SE SPECIAL - $99.00* NY 5 ROOMS Book before SOFA & CHAIR the 2011i of 8b-9160 this month &I'ctions apW cal tow aetals Receive Bonus d0_0_0"=_ Nt 2A I J[ 4"Jj6JJ6NPr0 D WA - HOS T MULE FASHION SHOWS TONIGHT Iti TI1lE F001) COt'RT SHOVVjWF,S 08:00 P.M. • 8:50 P -M. u -.a0 P.M. 1(_ )_ : Z r til We know Christmas Is A ..r Time. 'Very Busy .:end You've Got A Million Things To Do - }�e Can -1441 p Ift Experience Christmas With Us. 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LIS 2H5 • Publisher: Tim Whittaker JOANNEFA ♦ Editors al "`��" This idea should crash and burn The slippery ,lope of user fees has made a pit stop at the Nkli tby Fire Department — but not hefOrc it slid into the Ajax. Oshawa and Clarin,_ton fire dep:artmcnts first, mind you. The latest user fee proposal comes from Whitby' Fire Chief Tony VanDolcweerd who is suggcstin_ "out -of-towners" pay a fce if they get into a car accident to Wpith) which requires a respxmse by the fire department. The tee will start at 1,3(X) per ychicle for the first hour and will cost an additional 5120 per hour thcrcafler. "The user fee propx,sal was approved by Whithy's operations committee last Mnnda% night. The user ter is expected to generate as much as S20011O in revenues from car ;accidents each \ car alone. It's difficult to understand w by some unfortunate out-of-town driver, already facing all the prohlems any car accident causes. \till li aye to deal with the additional headache of payink, the lire department for shoe, mg up it it crash site. We can picture the ludicrous scenario of an in, -,r\ driver haggling v\ till a fire dep:art- rnent otticial o\er whcthcr tircti_hter. v\crc needed at the scene of a particular accident. Its a little easter to stornach user fees fi)r fire inspections of dwelltngs. At least those :are planned ytaita. required under law h\ landlords who must meet retrotit requirements. «Vherc is the planning in an automobile accident. we ask.' Yes, times arc tough all o\cr for all goycrnrncnt-funded scr- yices 'I7icre sirnpl, aren't am more tax dollars out there. And government -funded services (firefighters. Tx)lice ser -,ices, parks and recreation departments. etc.) :are hcing encouraged to find "alternate" means of funding. But slapping it Ilett\ user tee onto an unfortunate motorist — :and all traffic accidents are unfortu- nate no matter w ho is legally at fault — is not the way to go. We wish the Whith\ Firc Ihpartrnent. and its colleagues in Afa\. Oshawa and Clarington. would rethink this measure and drug the user tee. 7 , re'sl,o it to ility edrrorrul cull lrifosource til t: i,ti -�UIU and 1(4 � ntc�source dial ♦You said it... In response to last Friday's editorial 'Fresh Blood' regarding the successor to Durham Regional Police Chief Trevor McCagherty being saddled with budget cuts, our readers said: ♦ "I guess what I find totally frustrating with your editorial is you deal with the police only. Why don't you talk about the criminal justice system'? What about the money being wasted on legal aid, running people through the system over and over again. Work that out on a per -capita basis as opposed to what the police do..The criminal justice system is costing us a lot of money and we all don't get benefits from it. They don't keep them in jail. They let them out. We pay for lawyers continual- ly. People come out, they commit an offence and we get them another lawyer." Pickering Edition News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 21-15 v Letters to the editor Council wastes taxpayers' money To the editor: In response to your Oct. 2 news item, "Pickering tax freeze tough task if Proving cuts more. Mav or «av ne Arthurs and Council want input on the Pickering budget. Here is how they waste tax- payers money: I will start with the south end of Liverpool Road, _just before it ends, on the north side of the bridge. Last year there was only about I(X) feet of Liverpool Road remaining to pave, so the pavement that was in good shape was dug up, new gravel was added, and it was paved. New curbs and fresh sod were also added. When I asked the person in charge why he was replacing pave- ment that was in good shape, he told me that it was in their 1995 budget and he was told to do the job. He also said, at that time, the bridge needed to have work done on it, but that would not be done until 1996. While the bridge was being repaired, it would be necessary to tear up part of the new road, new JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager FRED EISMONT. Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANiCE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Ma-iager CHERYL. HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager curbs and nee\ sod. Kut. that is not a waste of the ta.xpa,ers' tax dollars, r- Lht'' Last month, the bridge, v. hick oniti needed a new surface (ticw tops now has its surface, railings and several other parts removed. The bridge is not only going_ to be repaired as needed, it is going to hL re-dc:sigred, whether it needs it or not. The taxpayer cant afford this extra expense, but the mayor and Council can — it's in their budget. Council needs new ways to cut costs. In order to re -design the brid,,es they tore up part of the new pavement (about 20 teat), the new curbs and the new sod. What will the cost be to the taxpayer to re- design the bridge that did not have to be re -designed, replace the pave- ment, curbs and sod that should not have been replaced until after the bridge was repaired'? Is the cost going to be bome by Mayor Wayne Arthurs and Council? I don't think so? Our mayor and Council don't need ideas on how to save money. They need to be told by taxpayers to stop wasting our tax dollars. George Olson, Pickering TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 Admin/Classified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net BURGHARDT Editor ill Chief News Advertiser delivers four times per week Newspapers are a business like aw, other. When the economy is booming, business is good but when the econom- ic picture is gloomy, we suffer like e,rryone else. ,I'hc past three years have hccn Cli li i cult for the newspaper industry. Consumer spending has hccn sluggish, winch translates into fewer advertising' dollars for the retail sector and lower newspaper rcycnucs. in addition. the price of newsprint ,vent through the ceiling reaching record high prices for which man\ newspapers were unpre- pared. Resulting closures and newspaper downsiiing in the industry shook it to its ,cry roots. Years of bad btittonr lines and lahor strife hrought some newspapers to their knees and saw many people lose their jobs. 'Ihc newspaper industn ,, is just one of many which experienced lou,h iinics due to a weak econoniv. Today tinics arc improvino and exciting things arc happening: in our neck of the newspaper woods. The Ncvys Advertiser has been the ncwspaper of* record here since it was created throu_h the arnalgarnation of two newspapers in 1965. In that time we've grown to two and then three edi- tions every week. And now we're grove - in- again. Beginning next Tuesday you will receive your copy of our nc\vcst pride and joy — a fourth edition weekly on your doorstep. A recent move by the federal government to take Canada Post out of the flyer distribution business is great news for the beleaguered newspa- per industry. The News Advertiser expects to benefit from that decision and is reinvesting some of that business in greater frequency of editions to you, the reader. I'm excited about this expansion and look forward to bringing enhanced cov- erage of community news to your doorstep every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Joanne Burgliardt writes in our Fridav rotation of staff columnists. To respond to this column call /nfosource at 683-7040 and dial 5/08. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Priming. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc . Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. 11141/www durhamnews.net r4m7 1111M I ►CNA C. d– C_ubr Iww new W. bw -M1 0 All RANGES All REFRIGERATORS All VACUUMS*" All DISHWASHERS All WASHING MACHINES All DRYERS All SEWING MACHINES THE NV%: S :%IIW RTISER FRWAY. UECEN11KEN 6,11996 -PAGE 7 NOW AT SEARS "Until Sunday. December 15, 1996, Sears Club Members (an use their Sears (ord for any Retail Catalogue or Clearance Centre purchase and get double Sears Club points on almost everything they buy. Excludes Licensed Departments. Gas from Sears, Installed Services, Labour, Delivery, Custom Orders Alcohol and Lottery purchases 'Beat the GST ... Sears will deduct on amount equivalent to the GST from your total purchase price Offer applies to Instock merchandise in Seors Retail stores Offer does not apply to deferral fees, delivery, maintenance agreement or installation charges. Offer ends Sunday, December 15 1996 'Don't Pay Until June 199I ... on approved credit, with your Sears Card. S35 deferral fee and all applicable taxes and charges ore payable of time of purchase. Offer ends Sunday, December B, 1996. Ask for details. Beat the GST and Deferred offers exclude liquidotion items in (leoronce Centres and (atologue purchoses. ttD/601 Furniture Shop, excludes baby and patio furniture. "'0/620 Sewing/Floor (are Shop, excludes wet/dry vacuums. Furniture not available in all stores T H I S I S S E A R S T 0 D A Y All DE(ORATOR RUGS All NEEP SETS All 1AEIIS All SOFAS All (HAIRS PLUS MUCH MORE 12205 Copyright 1996. Sears Canada Inc. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS: FRIDAY DECEMBER 6T" 1996 OPEN 10:00 AM til MIDNIGHT Mon. - Fri. 10:00 am - 10:00 pm, Sat. 8:30 am - 9:30 pm, Sun. 11:00 am - 6:00 pm 4 - 1 , 1 ) I• 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1. . I. I PALM: R -THF: NEWS ADVERTISER F'RIDAV, WCENIRF:R h, 1911, Callifig all ,Seatw Club Aleni bei s Between Tbursdia. Dec. i and Sundar. Dec. 1 i. 1996. list, Tour ears Carl Dor an), Retail. Catalogue or Clearance C'etttre purd'ase. mrd ,get double .Sears Club !mints wilb almost e'rerl'Ibillg 1 ou bill'. Seaiw Club 1s inore wival'dinu Sears Club points r(1r1 he redeemed jor free ren ardc. alike some clubs. You're trot restricted u ben cboosing .,,*our renard. It itb kears Club. ,•ou can c'boose tour reurard Jr0111 (dinost anvirbere in our Store. Catalogue or Clearance Centre - even if it 's on sale. That me((» ,c )•ou can choose ,from over 50.lkff) Pr(Klucts and services. includlng j(1sbions. furniture. appliances - even Sears Travel. )ou get more cboice's — and more 1'(,due U'itl) Sears Cub. Y t A R !:28181 1434 L7 ��L1111i�►`:Ii[I :�fMYlf�i11 'a Double Yourpoints at Shell )ou can earn double points al error S'bell station 11 -bell I -o11 use roar Seems Card 166 fuel. (luta relurirs or snacks. Tbat s oil !011 of the points )•nu're alrea(ll' earning at Sears. Vot a,Sealw 671ib Relax - i f rou bare a ralid Se'[t/.� Card. irt, can i(In you nl) on the slot at ani' .Sears Blore. tor more into* rmatiolt about our Club. just call I -800-?hi-30 This season, Your Sears Card gives you double the value. 'Excludes: Licensed Departments, Gas from Sears, Installed services, labour, Delivery, Custom Orders, Alcohol and Lottery purchases. +Applicable taxes not included. /:ayx c1 nton'./i-mil .Sear CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS: FRIDAY DECEMBER 6T" 1996 OPEN 10:00 AM til MIDNIGHT Mon. - Fri. 10:00 am - 10:00 pm, Sat. 8:30 am - 9:30 pm, Sun. 11:00 am - 6:00m p 7111 X1:11 ti %IA hK7 IS 1:K 1'R I1)11, 1)F:( ESIIt ER (p, l996 -P%(;1: 1) Parents, MPP ar ue over value of meeting on school reform g g By CllkIS'IY CHASE sTArrT Rr.l oKi i;.k Local parents concerned atx)ut the Mace of Ontario's schil refi)rrlls came away dissatis- fied from their meeting with Comillunity and Social Services Minister Janet I'cker last friday. 'It was kind of an exercise in futili- ty:' says i)ariene Embleton, a parent rep- rescntativc on Lincoln Avenue Public School's school community council (SCC) in Ajax. "She really couldn't answer any ques- tions. It was very frustrating for every- body" I lowever, Ms. Ecker says she thought the meeting was "very helpful and informed." "It was an opportunity for the parents to have some misinformation or misper- ceptions cleared up. It was helpful for me to hear ttxk concerns that they were expressing. I have forwarded them to the Minister of Education for his review and possible respond says the Durham West MPP. About eight parents from Pickering• and Ajax schtx)ls met with Ms. I:ckcr two days after holding a peaceful protest at the MPP's Pickering office to protest the speed of education changes and lack of parental consultation by the provincial government. Ms. Eckcr's staff arringed the private meeting to allow parents to express their concerns to her as she was in the legislature the day of the protest. "we may not have corse away with any answers but we feel that at least thcv know how we feel:' Mrs. Embleton says of F=riday's meeting. Local parents are upset at the speed at which they say Education Minister John Snobelcn is cffecting changes to the province's education system. Govern- ment reviews are currently being carried out on high schil ll. collective bargaur- ino. financing_ and eovernancc. "Ihcv want the Province to slow down to ensure all changes will be beneficial to students. Parents also told Nt, I :cker they don't believe there's enough time for consulta- tion with parents and the public. "She ( the minister) didn't Icc l an» - thing was )king rushed:' Mrs. Embleton says. "She felt there was plenty of time for everyone to have their input " Ms. Ecker says parent,, couldn't name anything they felt is being rushed. She says the government has held public meetings and invited submissions on many education issues and also sent out report~, such as one on secondary school • Credito) proposals • Personal and business bankruptcies 619-2515 HAROLD BRIEF & ASSOCIATES LIMITED Trustee In Bankruptcy 539 KINGSTON RD. W.. AJAX S A%- EJM CORRECTION NOTICE Media 1221 On Sale Monday Dec. 2 -Sunday Dec. 8. Page 35, reads Save 50%, 6000" Gold -framed mirror. Should have read, Save 50% 24"x34". Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. reform,,. for more consultation, And Premier Mike f larris just announced the Icgislanlre will sit in special session in January. Fchnl- ary and March to allow more time for work on all issll not iust education. h0ore all decisions are made. she says. "there's no tlue�,tlon lye need to cOntlrll to reform the systern to build on the .trcnLIhs J �our savings store Ihal all lherc so we can make it baler:' Ms Uckcr says. .tihc saes she and other Mill's will contin- ue to meet constituents to hear their conccll brilliant deals on the best wish list ever Look it over. Check out the savings (up Then come in. This weekend For Women • ,IIpG�irtll Gw 15tr, • °n Off 0( )T • "%o to :1 Oft ,ri�t�1 I _30-, Nhil- quant ti.•' , d:,t • -'� vff '.;Plec'e•7 walleC; • '6 off for Hi -Ir • °'o Oft :�:IE*�'�rl hOnrybayi rr,ludes t_iz Clait))rn(, fess) • Ott seleciwj Sleepwear '/o off umbrellas • . %o off Elit,i unci«-rwear • . 'o Off 1•;otoner 'hl De,. 1 5th • t 353o off V ,que bra:; -%r,er you buy 3 t Da: 22nd ($19 99 models P-.r,ludf d. multi Ddrkti':Onsiderwf ono item oo oft selected sweaters Dec 15th (exoi;des designer tasrnonS, • ' %u of` Mousses 'Til Dei: i 5th ,cit ilAe7 Jf sigl fashiOr151 • off holiday wear 'td Def: tato, .eludes designer fashions; • t-, of denim lexr;C;_fes Levi's 501• and designer tash,unsl • ' � to 4n',) off sfaected outerwear activewear! • _ ur all dresses ,excludes signer tashionsi • . = ', off all Casual Connection ;nfort wear 'to Dec. 24tn • -'b of? ,elected Ifnyane For Kids • 2� cK ntant,' & kufs' Disney sleepweal fleece, shoes. slippers 'Ill De(. 24th • 25'„ off selected 'Eaton K,7s playwear 2 - 6X • 25', oft co ordinates for girls 7 - 16 ',includes Sugar Kane, EZ Spin!, Pink Soda • 25'a off Boys 'Ocean Pacific' long -sleeve knit tops • 200,o off 'Attitude denim for girls -16 • 25% off selected denim leans & shirts for boys 7-18 • 25% off all newborn & Infants' dresses & dresswear • 25% off all newborn 'Beatrix Potter' clothing & sleepwear • 250,o off all infants' plush toys (Infants' dept. class 071 only) • $10 off 'Playskool' 1-2-3 highchair. Our reg. $94.99 • -i,, Oft all criigrcn , ;,.Si,"r.-r,• 'pt 71)3 only) • ''o Of ;^ildr4rr • u. •�shc-rl '1ec.r,.. r,be5 • -_.,.,� Ott •111 •.h4�trer at�wrc irr ,a�> • �o Of di Chilrirer', Netter r,,,o-, . • of se4aa1�11 ..i! , • �'o off al' Hun(:nnacH Del )nig • �.o r1r it ;;nddr�r 'S Ooo. For Merl • . i • '•-r , accessori—, eludes M • Blanc: produ(:' , • )f Ea' ,r, Ha, > •:k.':, & lnderNedr • �'o of A!, -neo • ''n Of :sir Hyuacx. ,pr)r •,w••a• • °'o Ott all Chrr,•,tlar, Dior shlrl'i R. tie, • oft 'Jan Heuser ,]rens shirt, • % to ­t"T',. Oft .. iE? a 1 rT)-n6 �r..A'a ,vhiir qu,lnt�ti.-s 4'ist (ex.-sl.ues Prospector. • . )f Prtreat Blues • ecia) offer „„ulfeild :aro, roue -s S6-4 99 (While quant'tIC>, i,, • off Ar,)" „ ,Ilarmar dress 'Tc, 3 estn Doc 24t^ • . •o o" pars �nirt, 1c�,:tude� ]es,ynerti • )t• al sele,atm�l ioungewear • CST,PST on regular pace ; _ earance. designer SOOr?�allyd' we t! de(h,C, an amount ,Qul�altrl t., ine GST PST Sportswear & stuff • � Y• IIrrC>ddrr S fC.rS�.�nej • _ ot,, 'North Count,. COIU1` a outerwear • 'Sono off all mens & %omens fleece trom Nike. Reebok. Adidas & more • 25 ". off all athletic equipment & accessories F • w off rirest ecoraUons, giftware. trees, stands & lots more (excludes wrap) • 400,. off Christmas tableware & accessories (star,onery dept • 50% off Indoor & outdoor lights • 31l off all boxed Christmas cards For your hornie • °o o1 • �, of • '� Otis ga : • ' . off : 5=-,. r -a ; gin r, a•o II dF _'ods •?,ir 'g„rte,, Ex' , 7es .:OIIEiibl • ., Oft clOger>hOp >hW'.ng .ni''; D—, 24•^ • ''n �ir NCi,="]erW al== hOuseW arA51 • Of' ill ,,rma .' n.- ,..i-" ,tc'r.lWdre • .� of* v ROyai DOldtr)r _r)lli-C 'I.�S ex-,.1,yep Edtgr rjr,f Doig ney, • ?. , 1,-)c Ott all Sof,l .,,.eseats. sotane.r, (leathF-r Jnr uc7erJ • - off • Oft ,tri b«-�:r�c,r' r ' ,0m ,sites • _ �a' ot, all ma” ---.moi ie-, • )ft ii area rugs • '� J" .il amps • = ; 914 ri,xover Har;; 1,1 Dec 2-th ,^oo7 , S, •.. • :: 4 9" Iona Dir? Rade' f -•,in;: �a 3e,_ 24••. .•iuoei DP' )CCG • —: a 99 Iona 2 Spee,' Dec 24t,, mode., E' - .`.DGS :r"h to ;• , ctt -,omra,_ 'rir'gerat�)ra '•�. Dec: _ • _ -' J•' +�'^Itne� ,ideo& • .; u•• ail UJIi:St.i' —icl • or �'entax l -38. Jur reg x"9.99 Cc?< . 24t^ to 50% ofd. - early! COsnWe" &Fragrances • Free gift wrapping ,%,tr ,1r, cosmetics, tragrance smil accessory or bath & boil` purchase. Only at Eaton s • Get a' -pee. bonus with any Clinique purchase of $19 or more Get a free lipstick & case with any Tresor fragrance purchase • Get a tree lipstick & ease with any Poeme fragrance purchase. • $8.95 to $17.95 Potter & Mckre 'Essentials' gift sets Ealmi•s. We NX -ant to be votill• s1mv. Visit our website at www.eatons.com rr; j?' Claim Hark« frayrar .H, • f Dee tx)n11, w'r Sr, • Ir_c. J ••f � � �i" ,.- •i­�­ j pee bore.., % 1r. ,• J' y •nOrc• One bnnu5 Lt" . •,,r it in qua^ Plus • =ter, � 2. i'- x:Ola?-- >rangt'- • rr-rr ...:r rr • ^ .. )r? ice. tat Jr' • ,.•t ,.• ., noun,: ;lir ; x -s S- ani • Ir price n'at :h gUdrantet- F nd a^ ,.iCntical in -tet k,h ? ^ advrr, .r 7 1Jr 8 , .,Wer prC'e a^.:,rt re els, and Y.e II mat_" '^,f' :Y ,.,P Taxi, ind she. 1; ot— not 'ncll,dt- • u guarantee?,.sou Goods JatlSta�aJoy or money refunded All .'iter good until Dec; Air •ind v,141 or •eyi,l,il-priced merchan,7lse unless Al noleC, Factor, Outlet and wareno(,se sore-, rot in�ludea PA(; 1841ft W.WN AOVF;I rl%KK F'KIUAT. UF:<'M.`MRR1t 6, 1916 Police hunt kniffemwieldingcher urse snatp NICKIP•RING — Police hare she relllxd to let ,1_0. 1)w -in; -1 the stru,_- The suspect is described as k% [IIIc. I toque "011 1 '.\ title sUipC. released a composite sketch the\ hope ,le. she opened her Car door and hegan to 22, 5""• n1CLliunr hutlki.\\illi �i.l-k IIS• fled on a II)-,I)ccd hic\ilc. nla\ lead to the capture of a knife \\ field- soundrn�� the horn and scrcanlin� for tiro\+n h:ur. a hCn�il then nlouslachC and r\n\ilne %%Ith InlotinaUun is asked to ing purse snatcher \\hu attacked a I'ick )tell,, at \\'hiih point IhC Purse sn:ucher a "I'uropean" y,hCaran« Ilc \\a• \k C• tr call I)cICi:1i\r 1:uruc 611th. (,f 25 I)iri- Cring "onian as she Icl't \\ork last fled \\illi the \'ictinl'sda\ Planner. Poli:C in,, black Pants, a hla:l. I;I. Let. \\hug stun in I'i kciin '. at 57'1' l;_'tl. Cit. 2524 month. 1 hC bike-ridim-, S:1\ s\\eater t,r Illiilen:: k .tlld had oil ;1 l�l;li; L Ur fltllc ,It�PpCr� .If .1 �r� .� 1�-. bandit, armed \kith a I i UTMi• a six-inch steak knife. approached and demanded money from a 49- year-old l9 year-old \roman at r• �. + ° 9:•1O 13 as she \% as \\alk- ` � �•-.. -, _ ing to her car in the y .. parking lot at 380 _ �' ,..�� . • :.a A Kingston Rd i Durham Regional - •` ^t t�,, r' - � ", £, Police sa\'. 1 , The thiel AIN grabbed the . " 1 �� x •. \\ uman's purse but Senior grateful0 =' • � .5 P ('O11l'Osl- i as purse returned __DYNASTY° PST41YE) 11"ll C K I R I Isc: - f°rw _ CAPTAIN \n elder)\ - year "6 DRAWER„ BED CREW QUARTERS P (. 1 nhgPirO ,ria =-arUreS. her ursC at the ST* l'rckcrinL; To'All ,� - .-� beaudurrnerry -� eds - - ON ANY Centre \\ant, to t0 _ , ' - I� \ �� - sanr, ;,r + T , MATCHING MATT i thank an anonv - }�tcase�° •' SEI tllous Couple \\ to ' • `� ' ` <el returned her \alu- ables Eo her earlier f. this \\rCk Thc vv i urian. :1 :.SETS $329-689 es REAL WOOD ' • ' stroke \ lctim. had ' -aoe drawers _ been ,hopping on �—ORTHOPEDIC !fit, nda\ and - _ SHOP AND �' _ .,�. ;anny craned Head 8 S QQ stoppCd . a hCn:h _ •(�/`on' - _- r - rends 298 COMPARE 549 .. .. to put on her Coat _ WINDS08 25 ``�'� CAPTAIN FUTON BUNK and scarl heforC _ Year rC w rm n ,� t u her Wry � ? —,- — ` = 11._I LLL' ]I�Ap1;,E Was '•499 \':111e\ F=:unl Road - - — _ �L .} residence. She did _ _y�!-�- j>I�•,��`'� - _ eat n't reali,,c until later that she IC '1 her purse on the bench. she ,a\', ' She rcported the loss. cancelled her . S 399=7.691: • = a ree s 13� V arge srcrage s� 19 Sleeps 3 ,� /� 3 9 credit card and did- her �ORTHOG�UAR ' drawers n'te.�I,Cet to see purse again but \\ as surprised sc>Ine tinge later \k lien the ' �i°Omt' • ,r ��'�` �,r, --� �►'� � -"� FUTON "A' ; y. ms's.-' : °.• f•' a,f�,r 8i • �. �: :a q•'�- .�i•.:. a'r;%-: `.:' ='? :i• c'. o DAYBED was '2'i9 - -; K,t�-. �' +� •' Was f ADJUSTABLE BED 1�T e : 20 Year Warranty - On Mattress' seeurit\guard at $ J `0W, u ding Called - Year her h it ar ��-.:•a°•••1. tU inlonll her theJ i0'� U/ly purse hadhien f - •,.�_f- ,1 S 4:� =: :�a s•�'' , iJ_:; fW returned by a coo- p)care their names. _ ie who did not t JC 178 $, , • rC!udEs _�_- 209 �.; •_' � �., .',1aCre55 '. I Can't believe 'r 1 r► it;' the senior says. .' ' SETS $429-799 "I'm still in shock. 1 had over $60 in my purse, along • - • - • with my credit • ' • cards. For anyone , to he that honest BAYLYFfF] MOfiE THAN JUST A BED' In f1 ' PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED — __ •L _ HOURS SET UP OPEN}1Cor° _ - —- AVAILABLE - — — Co SUN. _ � - '==� - - FREE 6 Mo. ®® k OPEN 11-4 I l ® LAY -AWAY • . SUN. wqr'' ^ f �� � AMI 11.4 ' DISPOSAL u�LJ ��-J t li Vs� s ` 1 ItsJ b ;- - ,_ SIZE MATTRESS OF OLD SET , AVAILABLE CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS SINCE) 1978 f1 THE YHRvsnDVtKC15Th:R'VRH)AV.IWX- WRVR'6't9"-TAC.UIL Fact finder's report spursp ublic school board teachers to resume talks A fact finder appointed to negotiations between the Durham Board of Education and its secondary school teachers has released his report to the two sides. omething ;year: For the fifth straight year, Durham Region will freeze water „and sewer user rates so an average customer using 60.040 gallons of water in 1997 will pay $345.08 over the year. Durham Council voted Wednesday to keep the rates at 1992 levels. The Region employs a `user - pay' system, so the more water a customer uses, the more he pays. "This principle encourage effi- tient water use in that billings to cus omen are in relation to the consumption," a staff report notes. "Durham's water and sewer charges combined are lower than typical hvdn►, gas, telephone or cable television charges," the : t eport stbtm ��'ater consumption is expected ;!:. tri top 11.8 billion gallons in 1997. The Region is increasing the fee to test water meters next year. For ::example, a test on a small 25 -mm €>_tneter will rise to $45 from And, when a customer requests ':::water be turned on or off after normal Region working hours, the fee will be $40, up from the cur- ,.. rent $217. But, ha,,ing water both ,..:::shut off and turned on during the >;same call will cost a customer $50, a decrease from the present $34 Family Chiropractic 7772 MMU Chiropractors specialize in the management of Musculos Keletal Conditions such as back pain, sciatica, neck/shoulderpain, headaches a sports Iryunes. (905) 428.6311 New Patients Welcome South Ajax Family Doctors Clover Ridge Pli m. West ey S. at Harwood, Ajax QaIAnd MlIbYOWOwn W Cote du svfwrre or �urtri eeember $79 S eck& 30, 1794 Lhei od Bd. (across fi vin LC.BA.) 905 831-3244 The board and the teachers now have two weeks to conduct further talks based on Pro- fessor Gene Swimmer's report, which out- lines issues the two sides have settled and fff matters still in dispute. If nu agreement has been reached by the end of that time, the report will be made public. The contract between the teachers and • your savings � store the hoard expired Aug. 30. Prof. Swimmcr is also working on a report on the hoard and its clementam teach- ers whose contract also expired Aug. 30. k&l:IQ1I1►10l:1AMI1;s:7iTi We're clearing selected men's, women's, kids' & atfiletic regular -priced shoes. While quantities last. Visit us on the web at www.eatons.com PAGE: 12 -THF NEMS AIWF'RTISER M IIIIAl'.1►M'l't:MHER h. 1996 Santa'spgradepals honored PICKERING -- Four of President's Ak%ard. %Nhile l:ntrn %rent to Pickering %katch the c\cnt. Klnette ('11111 and all the get 111VOlVed in the Stlrrtu the organisations which the Foxhill District Girl [IN dro. The cluh e\tcnds she- groups that participated in parade and other conunu- participatcd in this \car's Guides had the Best youth There \+•crc 60 entries in cial ihanks to Tui%n ol' the parade. nity proiccis. Pickering Kinsmen Santa I'niry. the Parade this rear. and Pickerim-, councillors and The Kinsmen are IC you would like to, Claus Parade Bate been The Children's Wish according to the Kinsmcn. staff. Durham Re;jioil altra�s on the lookout for help out call Gclyd at gncn special recognition h 1 � • foundation \ras named it great public turnout to Police, the Pickering people who would like to 1546. t Ic Kinsmen. Best ( ontmumtr Entry and The Fairport District the award for the Best Cor - Girl Guides iron the club's porate and Commercial Art of breastfeeding topic when La Leche League meets AJAX -- The art of support on breast-feeding. hreastlecdint, is discussed 'Topic is Art of Breast-fced- Tuesday. Dec. 17 when a ing and Urercorning Ditfi- local support group for cultics. nursing moms meets. All women and babies The Ajax Ln Leche %rcicome. League meets at 7:45 p.m. Call 08 �-7547 tier infor- and�there's information and illation and location. Great Gift SweaterS , West on 401 'nor;; :�';;,;e, Rd -Exit to Kingston Rd. •� rT- qht at first exit (Lawson Rd. l �v" 'eft al light. Here tie are AJAX LIONS CLUB NEW YFA / N. ,S EVE L. DANCE Tuesday, December 31, 1996 11.M.S. Ajax Room Ajax ('ommunity ('entre N:INI p.m. to 2:011 a.m. Buffet to he pro%ided just after midnight Mwsic/ by D&SclJockey 525.00 per person For'l ickets contact: Tera at 683-3216 slim at 666-5368, or Len at 686-2130 FRESH CUT �' ►► �►+Not lot It vv v a V5'7' -7T' SCOTCH PINE I 5'-7' BALSAM FIR • "•� tree preservative to prolong tree life • %X n°eCles on %6, V51-71 WHITE SPRUCE • A. rl,ible atter December 9tti $100=3� $ 1 0 OfIl 11820911 (408279) a" 1 — � (182092) �-- CHRISTMAS TREE BMS �(4166j� (416636) CHRWIM-1 Mum Fcr trees 5 L!, • Plastic C-152 6t (417441) j C - TREE STAND FOR 8' TREES (417440).. 513.63 POINSETTIA t ►ti' Choose from red „� white or pink • In full bloom �y 5- POT (137132) / 8" POT (137131)........$11.87 10" NORFOLK ISLAND PINE • Multiple plants In a pot • Beautiful, soft tropical pine Rk 0 4 (185214) 17[ DECORATED NORfQLI( ISLAND PINE f •'.'eun;r, 6(ir.t. keep soil most V = • r"ertrlrze every 2 weeks '. • �' �a 4• POT 6" POT(416544) ...... $7.38 (416513) PREMIUM FLORIST QUAD" • Choose from red, white or pink • 8+ blooms 6-12' POT (415411) -t' POINSETTIA IVY WREATH • To complement your holiday table = _ (417395) TNF ;YEWS ADV1 M1,5ER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,11996 -PAGE 13 Fund-raising Christmas cake sale bel ps Pickering needy PICKERING -- You can have your cake, cat it too and help fund commu- nity projects undertaken by the Pickering Civitan Club. The club will sell 'Clax- ton' Christmas fruitcakes on Saturday, Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the main floor of the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. On Sun- day, Dec. 8 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., the cakes will he available at the Picker- ing Flea Market (in the Metro East Trade Ccntre on Brock Road just north Academic achievement celebrated when Congress of Black Women meets AJAX-PICKERING -- Ilic Ajax -Pickering chapter of the Congress of Black Women holds an academic achievement fund-raising brunch Sundae. Dec. 8. The event runs from noon to 3:311 p.m. at [)tit, • Beer Arena, 940 Dillingham Rd., Pickering. Cost is 515 for adults and $10 for children 10 and under. Call 420-8465, 428_9191 or 428-2152 for Infllrrll.l- ti''n Meet Tammy Gibson and Danny Nlgris, franchise owners of CASH CONVERTERS at 180 Harwood Ave. S. in Ajax. Cash Converters allows the consumer to buy and sell quality second hand merchandise like musical instruments, household appliances, electronics, jewelry and much more. Watch for their Grand Opening Sat., December 6. '799." Bumper Pool t+uny.r pW liY: nur•u.rw..1 .n t „_,• n, n•h.n�, h,.lol awu nunt,7lWl.aN n..nun:nn.u.> The Advantage Imrh l,.cpn, W .ar.4Aau►c AIIWW 1 1h,l.a ka W+:w�i ac k1 IiJlyo,l IIr kip. "a Ip' Maw illi., n a11mWk. aFn'rur,c Inx rpalN Naha J�c.1n Jrtd nrr.1•url 4uNa lny.ar kr►a lav it".YN.:yV1•l'In.T WunlJlAan M Dollar Caw.a 111,11—,Nc.Lrlu.a Ad a gut -p Iwk4c.-W6,4 0d t•nu Wife—kat Aou I" k•ire­au _ 'C9r�E R StC�RE Dufferm Game Room store '1399." Family Dart Special Nc arc W v ur lunul, rill an.n Ih,. .+.mpk[c tk.nc rakA9C We— patapd ole, Clauri C. Il........ Muni .ul Mi -,IllI—.n.,,l Cl­"Clu " l'.•ik. n.a'" Itrau.)all.. ,n .krnua:n.i r,.,kn :ah.w �w of Hwy. 401). Proceeds Irorn the sale of the cakes will he returned to the community through Civitan club pro- jects aimed at helping • n Pickering's less fortunate residents. For more information L] about the sale or the club call Terry James at 839- 8890. Here are examples of the savings you'll find! AftNZANILLO CLEARVGAIMLAS NMI" COSTA RICA DE CUBA IST. PAMS Imperial Palace Jack -lar• Afalinche Farallon del Caribe Sandcastle If or Dec. 29/96 Real Resort K Spa Dec. 26/96 Sandcastle North -4\iLht.. Dec. 19/96 I vkeek Dec. 21-29/96 1 weCk 1 weelk — i Bdrm. Sat. or Sun Departures$949 $719 !� 1 1 All Inclusive! All Inclusive! SAW $620 per couple! B wwd oc SAW % 1 )0 prr couple! Canadi>n HolidbyS A WORLD of vMATIONS • Nx►k %eiih the smurit% of the lowr-st price guaranlee* • Xtar% Travel Guarat iev" means cou'll neer Il strandt-d • I%e'►e taken the guoisuork out of ch(x)sing • %aluable sears Duh Reuar(L. "firm %ou hook %%ith your your %acation ticar% Card • \o -fee regular .american Express Tr %eller's Cheques -•�: • Vie %%ill even gi%e %ou free passport photos PROTECT )'0FR %A(.ATl0\ )UTIs TRWEL I\til Rt\l:E FROM %01A1;Et R 1\St RX.N(:E COMPX.\)— UT t111;HL1• RECOMME\D IT _- 95EEnR g5- - :1 �1 • Pickering Town Centre 420-7600 lien Sundaes Internet http://www.sears.ca/travel Departums from Toronto. RSO t ifIcr end, ItcccIII tx.r If. 1 `(ax, tk hcra• Nil nd.1% a wnln du nut a , th frit c, and datc, .m• .I%aiiahlc at adkcrn,ulL dcalhnc, IAnthic ,(ear, ( luh hint, X905) 420-6113 4h, not apph n, IIIc purcha,c lit Ira%t'IIvr , k heyk i•, ern c, art' l tin ldollars. Ix -r per,on. d„td,lc it, k upanct. ,klblcct t , .nallahlhn du nut utt lilac am / s appht AI11V tazc,. ,ort hargc, or nt,ur licc unlc„ ndit-m i%i• ,tated tilt ,pccIll, lilt IlNp,ll, term, and t,atdlti o - ph•a,(• rdur to a anadlan Itohdat, PICKERINGTOWN CENTRE IkPxa/')— hr,whurc .nadahlu .n Ncar, Irlccl seer, It c , 1`4th %c.lr, ( anada lilt ,car, ( anada Ink d h ,I Near,, rat cl ,cr. lcc ( tit Hct a1 i I i I WIN, f . 1 11411 111 111d.1% I, a rt,gi,tt•rckl Iradcnlark ill ( anakIlAn \Irhnc, International ItJ u,t•d under hrcn,c t„ it R„rlkt „1 \at.ulsm, Ltd 1'Ica,c mill, that A "Lr,rld .,1 �.tk.uu,lt, I ld %%a, Iunucrh ( .mathan tlulnlat, [,III •sec• Scar, 1'm%cl Gtr klc•taih. term, an(i conditiunN. �*1dCF''I1<-11iF: 1Nt�'ti 1D�"*Otl'1�NR F'KtIIAY,nF'tF.tHitH h, 1'MM Durham taxpayers asked to fund local university Durham Region Llxpayers are tting asked to help NnId a universi- ty here. Durk -un ('ollege president Gary Polonsky asked Regional ('oun6l W'ednesdtty for b tween S1.8 million -inti S3.6 million over live years liar aur integrated Lollege-university. A S12 -million fund-raising cwn- piaign called ('mating futures has Nen launched to help fund the Durham l iniyersity ('entre, he salol. "Five or six years ago we met in this room and we NO it dre.un of a university centre. I ask you to con- sider (_,rowing this drtztm in some L•mgihle way." The ccnue will include the existing Durham ('ollc uc Q� and de gr(t pmgruns provided by Trent and lurk I fniyersities. Mr. Polonsky said, with out inte- ,_r;ted centre, "students will get the hest of both workis" as they'd tv able to vo to college full-time, go to uni- versity full-time or "the most excit- ing of* all, be able to do NO at the sarrlc tulle". As an example, Mr. Polonsky noted a student could grrtluate fnml Durhaun ('ollcgc with an cnoincennj-, technolo;_y diploma. then sLU1 in the third scar of a university en6neerim_ pr(rmrun wid finish with a degree. ""Ibis is exactly what the rnarkct- pLt(., is calling tier in a kntnyledge- hased Lvon(xny.- he added. "W'e're talking atx)n something here that's enormous. W'e're talkin„ about a linrld t iniycrsity or it Trent l iniyLrsity coming here. We're talk- inst andnrt a whopper here.," York and Trent now provide degree progrtrns ai I )urhaun ('ollegc. A1r. Polonsky repor ed that this past Septcrnher, 125 people tvcaune the first full-time (Lay students who will Like all their university courses at Durhwn (,ollegc. line aim is "10)1 (uni- versity sitntl(nts) by 2010X0." A1r. Polonsky said. "We've Just N.,gun. We have to gro"y this thine. We want to crow this into OnLtrio's slate -of - lances The Intelligent Place to Shop Appliances for QUALITY it SERVICE o SELECTION X25.00 $125000 $75.00 T0$100.00 REBATE REBATE REBATE ON SELECTED ON SELECTED ON SELECTED DISHWASHERS SIDE BY SIDE TOP MOUNT REFRIGERATORS REFRIGERATORS pftetwoQamm WE KNOW MA))T^yAGG APPLIANCES 401 & Brock Road, Scarborough Pickering 6069 Kingston Road 1755 Pickering Parkway, 416-282-0185 Unit 12 • 905-428-6333 or 1-800-231-9274 At the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre or Scarborough location the -an inicgrucd college -university." A Durham -hosed university is neccssary In serve region residents. he satid. trending a child away to uni- versity Lost,; a family SSOX) a year in living and travelling expenses alone, Mr. Polonsky pointed out. Another fund-raising plait being considered is a lottery, much like those put on by hospitals to raise money. The S12 -million cwnpai�_,n is the first of a two -put fund-raising effort. The second phatse will sLul in admit five years with a goal of S 19 million. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs called creating a university centre "the single most important project to dace us in the next year." Mr. Polonsky's request was referred to Durham ('ouncil's tinaunce and administration committee Igor consideration during the 1997 hud- get prokvss. Order Now For Christmas! fool Tahlcs from `.x+1595 includes installation and starter kit Home Leisure •�UII Ifni ��t 111��,lll�i,lll�����11�, • '+ Chia r nl.idek, un di,,nlx� Upgrades 1101tle & I-elstlre / i Aus�rk^ J �Centre Brock Rd. & 401 PickcrinLl 428-9767 Brock West Landfill Site Closes November 30, 1996. /After November 30, residents and companies who once brought their waste directly to this site must dispose of all garbage, household hazardous waste* and recyclables at other sites in the Durham and Metro regions. Clean fill (soil) will continue to be accepted at Brock West for final landfill cover. During the next six months, the Brock West Landfill site will be used by Metro Works to accept waste transferred as part of the Brock North Landfill Site Renewal Project. *Household bazardous waste mill be accepted on Wednesdays, 10.00a.nL to 6:00p.m. and Saturdays, 7.00 a.m. to 12:30p.m until further notice. �0*%C 11044Ar ' j fr �� T o Ot1OP TAN't To locate a new site nearest to you, call: In Durham : (905) 668-7721 In Metro: (416) 392-8285,,rDD (416) 397-0831 \` ftm;�A 0,r AT _ -lW DAY PACK REG 49" YOU COULD WIN THIS FASO"qF INCLUDES A SPORTSPAL BIRCH BARK 14 FOOT CANOE -2 WATERPROOF BAGS -1 COLEMAN COOLER -4 PRADCO EXCALIBER LURES -2 BOY -0-130 JACKETS -2 SHIMANO FX2000 R00/REEL COMBOS a ! � THIN: %FWS AUVERTI.RER FRIDAY, DV(7V.'*l8ER A, 19AM-PA(.li 15 ® '!W REG 7995 RE . 4995 WAVESPORT VEST ECONOMY BOAT SEAT INSOLITE FLOTATION FOAM 99 LOW ALPINE DAY PACK REG 114" 99 LEATHER DAY PACK REG rm" ZE PACKAGE ■� E omm OVER $100 NORMARK RATTLIN �Qo FAT RAPS EAC H • OR 3 FOR 700 ZEBCO/QUANTUM 24gg SPINNING REEL REG 49" SHIMANO SYMETRE 899 SY 2000 4 a SPINNING REEL -ES GREEN TRAIL 12" RUBBER BOO REG 4995 3 i 4.j ,VES 3M THINSULATE REG 1 GREEN TRAIL PACK BOOT POLAR - MAX II REG 8995 NO HOLDS NO LAYAWAYS. NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS. 423 BLOOR V. W. PM ROAD EXM OSHAWA - 43fr0644 NO PURCHASE REQUIRED 1 OVER $1,000 PRQE PACKAGE NAME i ADDRESS i CITY PHONE ENTER THIS BALLOT AT OUR STORE BY DECEMBER 21ST. 1996 - GOOD LUCK 4 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IN ■ ■ ■ ■ -e._...At.� BARFOR YOUR K BAI(IAYS CARD 4 STREAM PRO WADING SHOE SEVERAL GREAT FEATURES REG 74� 1'ViE I6 -THE NEWS ADVEKTISEK FRIDAI. DECENIBER 6. 1446 Pickeringstudents lookthe sun to Pilot project uses Ihr„ugh a floodplain and field; •lilron- paned mostly by Metro solar energy to to and Region C'onseryation Authoi-6. light walkway Each *pole uses a different technology to collect and store B)- CHRIST} CHASI: energy from the sun. •I'hc ener- s FAIT REPORTER gy m, -ill then he used to power PICIKERING -- Students at the different type of light. Pinc Ridge Secondary School `iyhich "Viii come on autoniati- arc honing to throw some light call) for three hours at dusk, an solar cnergN. AIr. I)rc�%c says. Ontario Hydro, the school "Sodic may not -�york very and the Tomnof Pickering are acll but Sonte nuly work �,rcat. working together on a special Some may not wo at all." he pilot project to light up a stu- says. "We will expect a I -C\% fail - dent shortcut using solar ener- ures and \kc'II learn from that. gY Wc'rc csperimentmg (%%ith Solar -I-hat will provide a measure energy ) \t'C'rc going out on a of safety for students wmlL the IInlh." wooded footpath on thcir` Senior ph\sics Students al from school. ,,iyc Ontario Pine Ridge %v ill oathcr data H\drt1 a chance to test different from the hghtpoles. nine of %ka%s of harnessint, .olar cnenp %\ hich \%ill use ml*ular monitor - and let students get rmol\cd in tris• equipment to rc,oid infur- real-life science, rtlatiorl such is the amount of It's like a li\ ing cxpcn- cncr � collc,tcd. says Wa%nc menti" sa\ s Per I)rc\, c. senior Einnzstun. head of science at the research scientist Ontario School. H\dro •rcchnologrics. J -he Illth post has a conlput- "rcn poles and hLhts h,t,c cr which \%ill prt,\idc more been installed alon-, the one- detailed information. kilometre path uhi,h runs StudCnts c+ill inalvic the 6 information and prepare report. on their Iindin,�s, suhntnitin,� Ihcnl to the federal government. Ontario H\dro %ill also pro\ ide rencwahlc energy equipment for use in class and gill he open to SuLi-'e"lions as to hog\ to improve the h'ehts. Mr. 1)rc�%c sayS. "It's meant to stimulate their thinking." "This otters another �%ay of looking at alternative cncr�'\.11 Mr. Hingston says. "In the hast. it was just theoretical." Thr idea for the project came tion] gaunt I.-,nnc Trip},. a .tu- dent at the Brite xsho's sine 1-•raduated. Shc thought that Since Student. ,onun,• Irons the N',111e� F;unl R,�,tcE-f•in,h A\cnuc 'IIC,t cut throuch Ihr fields to -et to .,pool. sprite lhinL Should hr done to ]take it safer. NI[ Hln�stun .a�. She took the nr,tttcr to a teacher �kho 1111OU 111 Ihr n]ghl help "l he hudi-,cl didn't ;tllim it to contnhutc. but GUincillor Shcrr\ Serll• dCCld- cd to approach Ontario Hydro about the natter. The research department Tire + Automotive Centre HOT WINTER SPECIALS WINTER I NTER RRRKE SPEC I RL REAR DRUM BRAKES FRONT DISC BRAKES;, $ 7 95 995 I 9 4 I I Includes: Semi-metallic pads, machine rotors (if required), clean and repack I bearings (if required). Most cars and light trucks. I L— Offer expires Uecember 15, 1996_`ot valid with any other rebates or coupons I r---------------------------------- MRINTENRNCE HOT WINTER TUNE-UP I 4 CYL. 6 CYL. 4 8 CYL. $6495-$7495 . Install spark plugs, factory adjustments available. Inspect distributor cap, rotor, I I wires, and battery. I --Off—er—ex fres December 15, 1996. Not valid with an o--ther rebates or coupons. ' - ------ ---------- ----------1 triumph s 2000155TR lt:mans = ' Metric 13 i t I I Ilk*42,gEACH rf rr; i 'Don't pay /or 90 days rO.A C./ More sires ovailoble 1199 Kingston Rd. (W. of Liverpool) (905) 831.3121 liked theidCJ a11d srl it up as ;l test project too sol;tr cllcloo . Solar cncr„s' is hrinu, used in Florida and ('alifurnia to poi+rr parking l01 and palhaa� I1011S but isn't usuallN considrrcd fur here due to our cold k%CMIICr and Lich of Sunshine during the a'Intel. AVC p=ct :ts much Sunlight as Orlando. Florida. It's just ac gcl it all in sunuucr." Mr. I)rcwc SaN S. In fact. the lechnol01_� used in Florida isn't heing .old am - where north oI the Nla,,on- Urxon line. 11a1-lners in the project include the School. Ontario Hydro, the Pic CT -111 L NLIC Icar 6cnciatin-• Stallon. the Icdcral o�ernnunt. the roan of Pick- crin,_ and I.Cnhrook Industries. Hkdro. the ro\kn and I.cnhrook I1x, c pr ox rdcd free lahoi kt. hi lc I Cnhrook has prokidrd Cqunp- nlrnl at soil. 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Not valid with other offers) MOVES * GAM' WOWNCS - ADLU FMTALS A SALES Rent Celt 1 Rent 1 Rei i Adult La FSC FOL' MO�YI@ Get 1 Ree FR, moo must ee d epua; a lesser value. No Free male mast be d @" a lesser vakle No reservations on ace etle. EYorloes Na rover Monsen tee Ills. NotwW with W - aid with ower oMers One Capon Ger custmrer Not vW wM other piers Ore Capon per dlsrF t'k1e per customer. Elpres Dec 1996 custorrrer Eames Dec. 19% F�ira bee 12% t AX FACTORYUTL ET ISOTONER FACTORY OUTLET Pre BOXING DAY..SALE GREAT WINTER OUTERWEAR EVENT I DOWN -FILLED PARKAS • VESTS POLAR FLEECI .L WEATHER GEAR NTER PANTE .,.cnFv�()N' • Mon. -Wed. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. HWY.401 AJAX Thurs. 10 a.m. 8 p.m. o Fri. W 10a.m.-8 P.M. , Sat. &Sun. 10 a.m.•5 p.m. PAGE MTHF. XF.W'S ADVF:RTIOSER.FRIDAY,IIF:L:FAIRER 6.19% Volunteers nIn 0 0 this season of g F,dilor's ,Tote: This column appears occasional- Training and supen•ision will be provided to assist h• in the efforts of corruruinity service. Today's col- you in mai:ine the: ditierencc fora family. Or .pend unin continues the listing of volunteer opportunities sonic leisure time with a specitd-need.. child fund which appeared in our 14i,dnesdav, Dec. 4 edition. develop hobbies and interests the two of you r►n AJAX-PICKERiNG -- If you have too much time on your hands. arra agencies need you to help out ncishhors in your community. Severaal organizabo ns am seeking volunteers to put their time and talents to work for people who need a helping hand: Durham Sexual Assault Care Centre: Volun- teers are needed to assist with vtia acus attics includ- ing Covert suppoxt for clients going through the legal process. public speakinZ. g, fund-raising, and general office duties. "Draining provided. ('all 686-3050. Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario: Local chapters require volunteers to help ruse fundis for research into heart disease and stroke and health promotion activities. Volunteer opportunities are arranged to fit your lifestyle and availability. Call 686-15 21. Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre: Are you handy with a ptunt brush. drvwalling, minor household re pairs :' hearth Place Cancer Support Centre is renovating at Xf, Colhomw St. W. in Oshawa before opening its dors,, to provide emo- tional support prosrims for cancer patients .and their families in Durfaam. I•end a hand and help the centre Carr for people living with cancer. Gall �,11t- 48-,; Hearth Place Support Centre: the centre is recruiting reception and peer support volunteers, support group facilitators and service providers rand clerical volunteers. If yew would Ilk,: to share your alcnts and help make life easier tiar ,,a wcr patients and their families. call 579-483; to appy. Housing; Help Durham: Volum- ''• Set tec:rs arc needed to tki tctcptx,nc work' ' from your hdxnc or 'Ne Bee' the agent -v office. Some cycrtin,. a<<ailability prtfcr- able. Training pro}- 0 %ided. Call Linda Archer at 6116- 2(if,1. NG J share. Call NVcndv Swinden at 433-0386 ext. 308. Meals -on -Wheels A,iax-Pickering, Red Cross: Volunteer drivers and packers ,ire urgently needed to help deliver this vital service five oLtys a week. Spare one -and -a -half hours once a week, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Al ('anile or Betty at 4-10- 33x;. Ontario March of Dimes: The annual finad- rausing ca mpwgn is in urgent recd of co-ordinators, captains. telernaricciers and cam.issers. }{ave fun with other volunteers who are making a difference. Volunteer,, are also required to assist with special events and hingo. All volunteers get excellent trun- in,_• work flexible hours and have an opportunity to help adults who arc physically disabled. ('all I)cnisc I larding at 905-52X0. Pickering; Reading; Circle: "Igoe circle is look-- ing for volunteers to read or to listen to children four to 12 vctir\ old read in English or French Sat- urdays from ():-10 td, 10:30 a.m. Call 839-30;7. Salvation Army Ajax -Pickering;: Volunicers are needed at the family ser ices centre to assist in the food hank. Gr preparation of Christma, ham- pers and to do kettle work. Abo needed are people to work the Red Shield Append in orgaiii/ing. kit prelmraation, canvassing. hank help and telephone committee. Call Rlx)ndaa tiaarraway at 817-7761) for information. Stewart Group Homes: Spare a few hours to help special -needs children. Simply pushing a wheelchair -hound child around. the block can en•c the youngster pleasure. ('all M6_31 11. Cafe in the For 18 years Just u n a o r Desserts has beerl Achievement of providing their guests Durham: Volun- with the finest quality teers help the all natural pies, ymunity outh or the coni- cakes, pastries 89 develop - premium coffee. We awareness business operates / also offer hot lunch from the ground - and dinner fares ... and up. Ting and =� _ —' now we're in YOUF311 support is provid- ed. Call John or Carla at 644-7058. Kids on the Block: Volunteers learn to operate life-sized puppets and perform small we plays in elemen- tary schools in cater Durham to pro- vide support and for encouragement to students with disall - abilities. Call occasi n Suzanne at 436- 0925 or Katherine at 665-5680. Kinark Child and Family Ser- vices: Share your _ parenting skills lust west of Liverpool and experiences SM -60554 with other parents.. 1#1 needing support. NEIGHBOURHOOD! DROP BY FOR �\ A VISIT TODAY 'J CMU. QWche. Beef Lasagna or Shepherd's Pie ulllh a only fresh � 4!9' Garden Salad Expires Oct. 31 /% Present Coupon Loo id LfW iy Before ordering 163 KINGSTON RD. Gri�ks of JOY Gifts Of �r1LL?E IV IVC 11i 1111 Ila[[l'I-�� I't_`��la�l'llll'ilt� \vI[11 any watch 1\1a1l1l1ll 1111[11 Mav 100t GUCCI i t C11"1 C jam0 He .1•.r.� �. ,, ,Iclaii- FINE JEWELLER, SACE 1935 ITL., c J1iwo (d•ntre 4�()-k'%()1)() Gifts of JILT c FINE JEWELLERS SINCE 1935 ]\)eccive lifetime batteti, replacements with any watcli purchaslod at Mappins. Defer yolur Fayments until �JaV 1997: 11'ic�lerin� 'Jox%,n Cetitr 420-8(K)9 1 t , 1 • . , r ! , r 1 r r F r r , , t , t r r , , , • , , . , , -.1.%,.,.,.. y • , THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, Jo"&FAGR 19 Armed forces � sas reserves meet standards MPY Durham -based Ontario Regiment highly regarded across Canada, says Ivan Grose OSHAWA -- The federal government's plan to restructure the Canadian Arntcd Forces Primary Reserve is "good news" fur the Oshawa-hascd Ontario Resimcnt- says Ivan Grose. The Oshawa NIP says lie's pleased National Defence and Veterans Affairs Minister Doug Young has announced plans to replace the inilitla's 14 districts with 10 brigade groups across Canada effective April, 1997. __. That nunther is expected to be l'urther reduced to nine l groups by 1999. Part of the reorganization could result in the standing down of less effective RcscryC �" units, which will he evaluated y' on a nwnher of criteria, includ- ing historical perfornrrncc, link, x to the community ca ,city t rc.,ardcd as one of the country's tor, Reser,: units, meets all the criteria. says %ir (;r(;,c. r I o train, ability to recruit and over 1V\' (;kOSI'; all contribution. 'Best In all The Ontario Rc_inlent. cate`,,orics' "They are very clearly among the hest in all of the cat- egories identified by the MIT111 - Icr and will l'ind it very easy to meet these requirements," he s;cys. "I have personally ,lade sev- cril overtures to both the pre- sent and former Ministers to insure that they were very well ,iwarc of the quality of our [ZCL- inlcnt and Its importancC to our conunumty. Both of the Nlinisiers ha,.c assured me that they are very happy with the Ontario Regiment and confident that they will meet the new requirements." The restructuring will ensure that more resources are directed to the armory fluor and not wasted in duplication and head- quarters Functions, says Mr (;rose. 41st: government is revamping the RcsCryes as part o1 an overall renewal (it' the Canadian Forces, he says. "fay the end of 1999. Canadians will have it yaslly improved Rcscryc I:orcc capable of fulfilling all of its missions in support of the rcLular ft,rce," says %IT. Grl,sc. An Ontario RC ,intent spokesman was not a�culahlC Itrr cunlment. .. aa.Cr�• n*y � C� �1�� r.aer'r-. d�:T yAI d 1 PSw': A I S - :y✓• —,. I V I 4:. •Tv>� .. 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E'.;•._' �� Sound Blaster 16 OEM 84" Raven LS3 $389" 1080 BROCK RD. #4, PICKERING 2 D ccdna P , t Po • 2x ,6550 DART Fast serial Pons _ 28.8 Voice Fax Modem :8977 Brother WL660 Later printer, 600 DPI 5299" Tel. (905) 831-9555 Intel -100 $74977 16MB 72 Pin RAM $99" USR 33.6 Int. Fax Modem Fax. (905) 831-9772 Intel -133 $849" 8X CD ROM 5129" W/voice 5199" pickering@summitdirect.com Intel -150 $949" 1 Sub Woofer System $12977 USR 33.6 Int. Fax Modem $179" PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTPWR FRIDAY. DF' .EMBER h, 1996 photo by A J. Groen Put a lid on it Paul Nlac Donnell, right, admires the composter he won from the spon- sors of Waste Reduction Week by guessing how much hazardous waste each Canadian produces each year -- about 20 kilos. Looking on is Waste Reduction Committee member Sherry Brown, A series of waste - reduction events Acre held throughout «assts Reduction W,!ck held last month. Give the gift of life to someone in need this Christmas Blood donor clinics are being held throughout Durham The Canadian Red C'nt,s kyants you to donate the Lift of life this Christ- 111.1N. hrlst- 111a,. A nurnbcr of blood clin- ic,, arc beim,, held in Durham over the holiday season. On Tuesday. Dec. 24 a clinic is heim-, held at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 1 12. 117 Byron St. S. in Whithy between noon and I p.m. In this community, a two-day blood donor clinic .W Please recycle me! is being held at the Metro Fast "Trade Centre, Brock Road and Pickering Park- way, in Pickering Friday, Dec. 27 and Saturday, Dec. 218. I'he donation clinic will operate f'rorn 2 p.m. to H p.m. on Friday and from noon to 4:30 p.m. on Sat- urday. St. Gregory's Auditori- um. at 194 Siincoc St. N.. Oshawa, will he the loca- tion for a clinic on Thurs- day. Jan. 2. from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. and From 5 P.111. to K p Ill. Healthy people aged 17 to 70 can donate at the clinics. Canadian Red Cross officials encourage partici- pant, to take along proper identification to the clinic they are attendint_. Pets are our lives! Uecemhcr it'. 1996 will mark the one year l.rscblyds sur herr a. well If Nour fine feathered anmsersary tit PJ's Pet C'entresgigantic. twenty friend needs anything, this Is the place' Everything th„usand square foot super store on the Pickering from quality foods, vttamun supplements. exercise Town Centre Thts store Is the first PJ's Pct Centre not Play centres, nt the largest selcciwn of cages and toys. t,� offer puppies or kutens for sale. but Instead to Hamsters. dwarf rabbits, guinea pigs, fcrtets. pygmy support local breeders and animal adoption agencies hedgehogs and Incredible varieties of supphes it, keep Ih,nng this year thousands of pounds of dog and cat these furry little critters healthy and happy can be t, ­J have heen donated to the Saint Francis Animal lound in the small animal department. Feel like kcscuc Mission to assist them In their fine work in getting your feet Act In the aquanum hubby' This is rescuing and caring for mustreated and homeless dogs n the place for you Hundreds of sactics of tropical and cats Thu support will continue again in 7997 fish, beautiful salt water fish and stunningly colourful This store Is truly a pet and pet lover's dream come goldfish await you. Stroll around the large fish room true Pets and pct owners are always welcome to and enjoy the twelve foot high waterfall and lemon browse through this store together. Everything for the shark tank Come watch a shark feeding at 3:00 p.m. dug and dog owners. from professional grooming, that every Saturday. Quality equipment for the beginner or will surely turn every "beast into a beauty". to the serious fish keeper is here. An aquarium can add professional dog training classes held right In the beauty and emtenainment to any home or office. Pi's store' The store boasts a huge selection of supplies off' an incredible selection of aquariums from basic that will keep your BEST FRIEND in peak condition. starter lits to aquariums complete with fine wooden Toys, treats, holistic food additives, teething devices, cabinets. Iguanas, leopard geckos and king snakes are crates. outdoor dog runs, pet doors, grooming here for the pet lover with an exotic taste. Hot egtupment and supphes, books. quality winter clothing selection of supplies are available to keep these cold and vast varieties of quality foods, are just the tip of blooded pets healthy and happy. Pi's Pet Centres is a the iceberg. Cat lovers will find a purrr-feet selection Canadian company established in 1969 with the desire of supplies to satisfy even the finnickies of feline to offer quality pets and supplies with outstanding friends If birds are your thing. you will be amazed by service and value. the greatest asset of this store is its the selection of Canadian hatched baby parrots. Come staff. Expert advice and friendly service make the in and watch these happy. friendly babies being hand experience of acquiring a pet here or caring for an fed in the state of the at, nursery rooms. Budgies, existing pet at home a truly rewarding one. We look cockatiels, canaries, finches and hand fed baby forward to serving you soon. All the best for the holiday season! Thank you for making this year so great. We're proud to have been invited to be a part of so many families in the Durham region. N3 PC CL*4m Pickering Town Centre (905) 837-1166 f .y K� t�rr4 AL D . jeor _ any •r�r•:ht!_�ur enn $rasnn = arettings fu ail.' �e-wPatienrc a/wogs u`ekmne. M, THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,1996 -PAGE 21 I Come and Stroll through Historic Pickering Village for old -fashion Christmas Shoeing Enj(>v ease access to the Shops & Services in The Village made ease with new roads, sidewalks and traffic lights. Our specialty shops include * Restaurants & PUbS * Ilome Furnishings * Sports & Leisure * Gift Shops & Antiques *Arts & Crafts * Ifair & Beauty Salons * Groceries & Drugs * MUSIC & I)ance * Clothing * and a full selection of professional and other services. Have a great Christmas from all Of LIS: The Pickering Village :Merchants ru yrs °sx r � laisdale I � j�MONTESSORISIII'�'` +. Ages 16 months to /2 Years OPEN HOUSE 16 months -6 yrs. • Tues., lkc. 10, 7:00 p.ne. 403 Kingston M. E, Alar 4.;.. , (Rotherglen & Mwy. 2) Vol Y SNOWSTORM SALE! t _ F71tPtACE PInOU('IS � -— . T� Melt away the cold winter weather in comfort and styk. y, The incredible warmth and beauty of your Regency fireplace awaits with just " a flick of a switch". TOWN FIREPLACE & PATIO CENTRE 2 0141 Mugsion H41. AJAX rornrr of H»' 2 X Port PerrI, 686-3606 Church 1-8oU-:i 6:i-61►32 41 y _ 4' CourNard�1j w 7 41 4 6 46 it 4W� 1% 0 Roast Beef Or .Steak Pie E If no two people are alike... why should their funerals be? 711N7 s W1111t't, at hZI we dw't r tisk ss Ruck is achy we biffim .— i..fU a saie ".f service tt*ti..� ltw ca. esea atY y..r �"f � �* Dinner With all The Jog = W t Pao* am Am&, „} Trimmin s; s we bdkve r ttw bursh we W&L o� 75.00 Per Person Incl. Dinner & Drinks - 1 46- 25.00 Deposit ~ _- uid*u. ChrMum GM w.rr. am Ha tt ti cu eSt - yv 4t 'k d A McF-ACHNiE PLINEIM HOW n OW KUWt.. RMd nchm Village. Ajax (W) The Shutter of the Future with Old World Charm. ^S• '1 r- DRAPERY * BLINDS * SHUTTERS * SHADES 3A 11 1 t�rr4 AL D . jeor _ any •r�r•:ht!_�ur enn $rasnn = arettings fu ail.' �e-wPatienrc a/wogs u`ekmne. M, THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,1996 -PAGE 21 I Come and Stroll through Historic Pickering Village for old -fashion Christmas Shoeing Enj(>v ease access to the Shops & Services in The Village made ease with new roads, sidewalks and traffic lights. Our specialty shops include * Restaurants & PUbS * Ilome Furnishings * Sports & Leisure * Gift Shops & Antiques *Arts & Crafts * Ifair & Beauty Salons * Groceries & Drugs * MUSIC & I)ance * Clothing * and a full selection of professional and other services. Have a great Christmas from all Of LIS: The Pickering Village :Merchants ru yrs °sx r � laisdale I � j�MONTESSORISIII'�'` +. Ages 16 months to /2 Years OPEN HOUSE 16 months -6 yrs. • Tues., lkc. 10, 7:00 p.ne. 403 Kingston M. E, Alar 4.;.. , (Rotherglen & Mwy. 2) Vol Y SNOWSTORM SALE! t _ F71tPtACE PInOU('IS � -— . T� Melt away the cold winter weather in comfort and styk. y, The incredible warmth and beauty of your Regency fireplace awaits with just " a flick of a switch". TOWN FIREPLACE & PATIO CENTRE 2 0141 Mugsion H41. AJAX rornrr of H»' 2 X Port PerrI, 686-3606 Church 1-8oU-:i 6:i-61►32 41 y _ 4' CourNard�1j w 7 41 4 6 46 it 4W� 1% 0 Roast Beef Or .Steak Pie E If no two people are alike... why should their funerals be? 711N7 s W1111t't, at hZI we dw't r tisk ss Ruck is achy we biffim .— i..fU a saie ".f service tt*ti..� ltw ca. esea atY y..r �"f � �* Dinner With all The Jog = W t Pao* am Am&, „} Trimmin s; s we bdkve r ttw bursh we W&L o� 75.00 Per Person Incl. Dinner & Drinks - 1 46- 25.00 Deposit ~ _- uid*u. ChrMum GM w.rr. am Ha tt ti cu eSt - yv 4t 'k d A McF-ACHNiE PLINEIM HOW n OW KUWt.. RMd nchm Village. 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DURHAM i U\1l Not all children start out in lite on an equal ti\ot- in_. For youngsters \vho are speech- or language- delaycd, thing to learn at the s,rnlc pace as their peers can he a \vert_ difficult task. though not inlpoS- sihlc. Identifying communication problems in children as early as possible is inrpollault. In Durham. the Grand\ic\\ Rchahihtation and Ti-cannent Centre at the corner of TOw-nline Road and Bloor Strcct in Oshawa offers speech pathology ser\ ices to pre- school youngsters. lorrle of the children nlay not require further scryices w hen it's time to start school. Gahnele Croft, managcr of speech and language pathology and audiolog\ at GranJ\ few, sa\ s tier department is _cttin_ "younger referrals" Speech pathologists Jeal with a \arra\ of cases. including multiple-nceJs children who Ina\ ha\c cerchral palsy and kid, whose :0InIIIUI1I:aII0n prob- lems can he attributed to cel\ Ironmental Issues "WLc hayc 5(k) children :ur-reiitl\ in our caseload and another IN) children on a waiting list." says Nlrs Croft. Man\ parents choose to deal with a pri\atc spccch pathologist rather than he put on a waltini: list. "Ilterc are about 20 pri\;uc speech languayc patholo_,Ists in Durham. Children who fall behind in their education bl':allise of a lack , f corrrnlunicanon skills also Ill, -,in scXIal aspects -llic longer a Julds prohlem gcxs undetected. the tougher it becomes to catch up in education. I.arl\ Inter\cnuon I. also cost-eftccn\e. :\::ordin`' lot Studies. Mr, ('roti notes. e\t'r\ dollar \\c pa\ for a prc-schoolcr now, were set\In= St, later on." -Illc Pro\ince has announced funding to pre- school spccch and lanaua_c scr\ ices of S I () million this \car and S20 million In future .cars. GranJ\ic\\ has c\pcncnccd a 25 -per cent increase in ergs from fisc \cars ago. "�'•'r la\en't had am more staffing, but wc'vc managed to mP(�ain- i twin our own," Ontarit► ?\ors. Croft says. Nlan\ school boards also otler speech pathology f;y� scr\ ices. The Clar- :; F ington-Northum- 4 'y °'�•' t><rland school board has one full- `Uz. V time and one pain- #° time speech • X pathologist. The Durhamk C_ Board of Educa- tion duca tion has a \er) v r ri 41, If, .'� advanced speech pathology depart- ment that has been offering a wide range of services F ;="�`eA•. for students withy - communication disorders for about 20 years. Services assist \y; a wide variety of children, from youngsters with < r stunted communi- cation levels to kids who have per- lnancnt disabili- F�1^.:.: . lies. - . fir• .,, t,.._. ; Peggy Allen, Located off HWY. 7A, chief- speech Ian- Visit the Gingerbread Village feet guage pathologist For mor 1'()r the Durham Ixlard, says the hoard's programs rlif'- fcr front those found in clinical settings. A speech pathologist oflcrs pro runnnng, coun- sclling. direct scr\Ice and teacher consultation. "Ilse\ must also take into account student feelin_s and con- cerns. About 10 per cent of schtx,l age children in our board require inter\enuon.•' says NII-S.g, tis. Allen, adding, that _urc Is a standard in soclet\. That works out to about 0.(XX) children for IS' speech patholt"gy statY. Screcnin,, children at an Carl\ age is important. 'llic quicker a problem can he identified. the sooner scr\ices can he pro\ ided. Public education is also important in idcntif*ying communication disorders it in earl\ age. Specch pathologists hayc an cmcnsr\c scrccnln, pRk'ess and the hoard of education sena. :r questionnaire home to parents to help find out if in\ red flet,,. crost. If \ our hah\ isn't hahhhn_ and cooing. rt could I\' a tnrcwarnin`' of eon1n1tM Illic on probicnis. \Cairns NITS,:Alen. Bcw:rc a ycr\ quiet child." Children begin to speak words at the age of one. C'onlmunication disorders :re not solei\ annh- Wed to disease or disahilitics A \ oung child who sutlers from regular car intcc- tions could t\c prone to commumcalion problems. sal\. N1rs. Allcn. 11 a child had a middle car infection heforc turn- ing one. w high continued e\rr\ fcw months, then the child loses a lot of Iistcnln_ (line." Parents who don't interact with children can :Ilse hinder their child's dcycloprncnt. A few decades a_o children \\ 1111conlnlUllWal ion prohlclns tell behind In their cducaHon and often turned to anti -social tkhayu,r "F.Ight\ per cent of ho\s with chronic bch;I\ior problems ha\c communication disorders." sa\,,Nlrs :Alen. Shem Sunlnlcnldes, co-ordinator of speech ser - See NV0RDS, page 25 RT PERRY I' av uurit� (a►untry •I-rlss n Presems d )ick ens �,.q= LWa�.2s3! .of a nstmcis 1�eekends in a. , ecember9 \ nee again this Christmas Season stroll through our unique Victorian Downtown. fnjou dr Buggy Rides, {period Costumes, ?nulled Cider, Carollers and do3ens of Sine Shops and Restaurants in Ontario's 32oourite Country Town ... Port Berry. 20 Minutes North of Oshawa & H WV. 401 lured in Canadian Lhing at ticugog Memorial Library. e information call 19051 985-49' 1 photo bq Walter Passarella Specch pathologist !fancy Sarlo conducts an Articulation Screenim, excr- ctse with student AIIcn Brousseau. Identif\ in+_ speech problems cal -IN is the key to trcatrrtcnt and education. � Used Cars to be sold for $99.00 Durham's 1#1 Hyundai Dealer is overstocked and forced to sell cars and trucks for as low as S99-00 this Saturday, Dec. 7, 1996 during a one -day sales event to be held at Ontraio Hyundai, 496 Taunton Rd. E., Oshawa ( Wia\\,1. ( )ntar `. Jlspia� at Ontario H\ undal. All Gree Mason. President of Ontario \ehicics will he opened so that bu\ers H\ undal announced plans to hold a may inspect the \chicles tilr one hour S09.00 used car and truck sales hctilrc the sale begins at 10:(X) a.m. All event on Saturday, Dec. 7th, at prices will be clean\ windshield Ontario Hyundai, 496 Taunton Rd. marked and whoever is sitting behind East, Oshawa. According to the wheel at 10:(X)a.m. when the sale Ontario Il�undai'scumrrnnces will he sales manager Dan$99 one -day gIycn the first op- �portunit} Ste\ens "increasing to pur- sales oyer the last sale event chase the vehicle at few months have the sale price. resulted in an oyer- Saturday, Wholesale buyers stock of trade-ins. Before winter December will be present to 7th take trade-ins during strikes and to make the sale. Mr. Stevens sufficient room for the balance of our said "we also have financing and in arriving 1997';, we must reduce our order to secure your vehicle. 5500 will inventory:' During this $99.00 sales be required in the form of Visa, event every used car and truck will be MasterCard, American Express or a sold well below its original price. In certified cheque or money order to fact some cars that were normally Ontario Hyundai. $5,000 to $8.000 will be sold for "We would like to remind everyone that $3,000 to $5.000. Our customers will this is a one day event. Unlike in the find these prices may even be lower past we will not tolerate dealers than wholesale auction prices. camping out on our lot before the sale Auction bidding often inflates the commences. This sale will be an true value of a car. so you pay more. opportunity for our retail customers to Here every car will be on sale. on a purchase a vehicle at wholesale prices. first come first served basis. It's the When our inventory is cleared we will prefect opportunity to get a quality go back to normal operations. Since we used car at the lowest possible price. are the local dealer we would rather including cars for only $9944). There allow people to buy these vehicles than will he numerous quality used cars sell them at an auction." said Mr. varying from Hyundai, Mazda. !Mason. Any questions can be directed Toyota. Nissan. Chrysler, GM. Ford to the sales staff at Ontario Hyundai, and BMW ranging from $99.00 to 496 Taunton Rd. East, Oshawa or $30.(x)0. All vehicles will be on call (905)$76-7669. s Words the key to FROM Milli 24 viccs for the Northurrtbcda nd-Clar- ington Board of Education, says rxir- cnts can monitor their children at home to see if they might have com- munication problems. "When you mid to your children, do they hollow the words or just look at the picture'" A number of scho ods have librwv box)k reading programs for young children providing early intervention and assessment. All orgatnir ttions share inion - la -lion through the Speech and Lan- guage Liaison Committee. For chil- dren who change programs, this net- work is vital. i)cnise Comeau's three children have all required speech pathology services. I ler oldest soon .left, 13, has completed his speech thcrapy. Kevin. 7, and Jason, Ifl, ;ire still rcceivim_ help through the i)urh: in Morel. ller youngcst son has received Watch for warnin Q suns in children It's not easy fix first-time parents to jud;_e if their child is speech- or la n- stlalgc-dLlal}'od, but Ca ml n A. Wcirer, M.A., C.C.C. has a number of hc:nch- inauks with which to me asurc a child's conlinuillcatioxl growth. • (hie -year-old children should he able to understand it s.uicty of wordsand should he using a few sim-lc words. • By the age of two, words should to combined into two-and-threc word phrases and sent[Lwes. • Bctwelen ages thrcc and five chil- dren learnt to sli on coxtve ratio ns, ask and answer questions. follow and ,ivc clircctiox►s autd speak ailone in a ;_roup si tirr�. • :Vier the age of five. sellIencrs hcccxnc rncxe cYmplex. Kids hc,_in usim, words such as "when," "while," aril "since", in attempting to relauc two or more idc:ts in a single sentence. 1 eachen and textbooks assume children have this skill by atw seven or eight. 1'.rcnts can also watch out for these w:tmim, signs: Thme-•ear-old • says only one or two words at a time. • ea repts what others say rather thanresponding. • does not unckrstand spoken directions without %'isual assistance 0117 gestures. • can't answer what tions. o r who ques- Four-year.old • talks in tw o- treatment at (irandvicw ;111(1 hac leen using the speech and larr'uat*c sen•ices offered by the N<xh' ttllllnr- lauxf C4uinC, sch(o)I board before moving Io (hhawa tivc years ago. "We had hearing tests done on all the children and they all had perffect hearing." Mrs. Comeau says. Mrs. Comeau and her hw hand Ron also) required speech and hon- guagc `A in'iccs ati chilcircn. Admit- ting she might have gone tarther in hdv own eduultion if pushed. Mrs. Comeau wants to make sure evcn. oppcxtunity is a<<tiLahlc to her kids. the system doesn't sin!!lc out the kids but make,, thorn Icel pan of the GUSTO n NWS AiWERTISER FRIDAY. DK(training 'EMBERX 2 success withs speech � schox)[ 1v,un. who requires the rrlost assistance. h;cs come it lone way. according to his mother. "Ile's golten confidence and his iersonality is showing Through. Bclorc he was very withdrawn." The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School] Board has a speech language pathologist arld one communicative disorders assis- Unt. 'I he North umterla nd- Cht ington Board of ];duo aa- tio n has one full-time and one part-time pathologist. The Pctcrh)mugh Victoria North timbert; uid and Clar- r re ¢ '-� � - `y ;r �. ,] exli e __Aa ordered to cessed -pp5t bas b nonny n_ada%ble by LEATHER or three -word SOI�9 � LO Y ES E ATS CHAIRS phrases &W word Order is poor. 500 O • glht answer SAVE simple "what", ,,where" and "whyn queSlione. A; : 1'! 1 (i � :1\ V1 1: f } i ; ! � :.� l l ti DI i : A f A .. •sentences or words are jumbled . and disordered. • does not talk k) peers Of adults unless, prodded, and d then talks as MON. -THU little as possible. ington Roman Catholic Separate School Board dol not have its own speech pathology department, hit purchases the services of a pathi gist on an as -needed hasis. the Oshawa General llospilal has its own speech and language pathology department for adults and children. The pediatric department oftevs direct treatment, it communi- canon inw"'enuon progrun and it waiting list manatgement progrlrn. Like Grandview, (X it i deals with pre-whoo)I children. but otters treat- ment to whoo l -age children with specific disorders .such as cleft palate. Its programs are funded through the Ministry of Community and Social Sen -ices. �A 0 W j DAY . sill B;0,N1 PAYNO'GST on Beam Central N-acuum tivstems and Accessories PLUS Beam Clean Fater Filter Systems. 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AJAX TRAVELAnd Cruise CENTRE 683-4800 PAGE 26 THtr: NEWS ADVEW11SER FRIDA1, 14VENIHER 6.1996 FOREN Pickering approves Cherry Downs golf course expansion Marathon debate and controversy dealt with by councillors in approving plan to create another 18 -hole layout B,r' INIAR1ANN1: T -,KA( -S FARM ' 1 STAFF REPORTEk FRESH 1 PiCKFRING -- It took until 12:311 a.m. and the whole thin_7 was nearly derailed at the enol by some controversy over a letter, but the expansion of the Cherry Downs golf course was finally approved by Pick- Groomed &-14' Scotch Pine �4 ering Council last Monday night. ' White Spruce • White Pine ']'he application has been before 'r- ,, !' _;. ; . : ; , , the Town in one form or another for Nosh _ about four years. NEW THIS YEAR _ Area residents filled the Council MURCOTT TREE FARM chamber and many spoke a!_,ainst the plan to add IS holes to the existint., Towm,ne 27 -hole course on the north side of with lots of handcrafted ideas on salec Seventh Concession Road cast of Brock Road. but it was to no avail. A The residents reiterated concerns ASHBURN w they have expressed before about the ' Rolling Meadows Tree Farm" 1 detrimental clfcci they helicvc the MyRe RcaU expansion will have on area crcck, 1 1 662 Town n, a- . i "!pie N c' Asr,1,,,'r v'.age and Cnvimnmcn[ally sensitive areas. Faith Burke -Bailey But they \,\crc particularly am_ry 1 1 Sales Representative this time about it Noy. 7 letter to the (own plannint_ department from an 1 executive of' Cluhl.ink Properties suffm Ltd.. which owns Cherr% Downs. The lett 'r 'tsk I fo> th ' n « t It -F. Community Association president Kurrie Storey urged Council to approve the application. lie noted Cherry Downs has been part of the commu- nity for a lone time and "they deserve to have this golf course". Mr. Storey said area residents could still work togeth- er with ClubLink to address outstanding concerns. and that overall the expansion would benefit the community. Cluhl .ink representative [.oil Grecnbaurn told councillors the local conservation authority has stat- • ed in a letter that the course exp en- sign will result in a "net benefit" to S_`4_-Av CECEMBEF S. 2-4P 41 44 FALBY CRT UNIT 712 ca `ops ,w^ ; 8 7c �g poor -s .VVa • .. 'o oa cx y xdh SW r -Ao ape, ,, :es. neyo! dV+ Lste" !c sen at S' :, 9or Call Faith Burke -Bailey « < < 1- s,.•ton group status realty inc. Sutton Group Status tial Plaut hein,_ drawn up tier the 436-0990 W51436-0990, 428-8274 Town to allow for 'cluster housimr' in the area where Cherry Downs is loc'llcd Last January. Council turned down an application from C'lubl.ink to expand the ^_uli course and build 225 detached and linked condomini- um homes beside it. Residents opposed to the !-,oil- course olfcourse have maintained it's merely the first step in an attempt by ClubLink to bring their housin,_ plans forward again. "Though they reassured Council thev have no plans to pursue their heusing proposal in the near future. ClubLink officials at Mondaly's meet- irr_ refused to provide a izu.rantcc they would not apply again to have the homes built. "\k'c:'re not going_ to sav to you we'll never come back with housine because we don't know what the future will bring." said C1ubl.ink vice-president Jack NVinberg. noting the Official Plan the letter was con- cerned with is designed to guide Pickering development for the next 20 years. Some residents maintained the let- ter was evidence ClubLink is deter- mined to pursue residential develop- ment on the Cherry Downs site. "You can't have the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing in big business," said Claremont res- ident Chris Whillans. Mike Newman of Paddock Road maintained it was "foolhardy" to believe Clubl-ink would protect the creeks and environmentally sensitive areas on the property. lie suggested that if the company was really interested in protecting them, it would already have imple- mented some of the environmental safeguards being proposed as a con- dition of approval. llowever, Claremont and District ROUSSEAU'S IN-STORE WAREHOUSE SALE It's the Grand Finale of our Retirement Sale and your last chance for iavings of tip To 7017, on in -stock items for Christmas Deli-ven'' r�,tORN�jG 1f cr/4i'E HERITAGE HOUSE limited 216 Mary St. E., Whitby (905) 668-3483 Toronto (905) 686-0061 Special Sale Hours: Monday - Closed - Tuesday & Wednesday - 10-6 Thursday & Friday - 12 noon -8 lim Saturday - 10-5 - Sunday - 12 noon - 5 pm the quality of the environmentally sensitive area on the site. Councillors who voted in favor of the application noted the environmental safeguards being imposed on ClubLink would protect the area as they were designed to do and that the expansion would be economically bencti- cial to the community. ---------------------- Cut your own CHRISTMAS TREES �un For The Entire FamilV1 4�1 j 14� I ----- - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — -1 FARM ' 1 FRESH 1 1';n.jo-, if real tradition 1 Hayrides •Refreshments Over 30,000 Top Quality r I I • Free Tree Baling Groomed &-14' Scotch Pine �4 •Craft Shop •Ample Parking ' White Spruce • White Pine 19:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 'r- ,, !' _;. ; . : ; , Nosh ToPOO Pery NEW THIS YEAR 7 MURCOTT TREE FARM Visit the Gift • •- a community store.. Towm,ne with lots of handcrafted ideas on salec ... - .. ... -.. �... - V .T ASHBURN a• ' Rolling Meadows Tree Farm" 1 � MyRe RcaU 1 1 662 Town n, a- . i "!pie N c' Asr,1,,,'r v'.age = d 1 1 i Oper Fri Dec 6 13 20 For more info BROOKL N 1 1 (905) 665-8939 HP,wkeY140 Io Markham 6 Ric ken nq To WhrtCy 9401 a01 -----------------1 f .1? I 1.• 1,0i,.7 •,-!1: i, I � , , r •.1.1. `1 .11 / I . I. .. I•II f. / l THF, NEW~ ADVERTISER FR1DM1; MCF,M9LR6, 1946 -PAGE -27 Around DRef"On . ou may pay youif crash in Whitby BY CHRIS BOVIE DURHAM STAT WHI"I'BY -- The Whitby Fire Depart- ment may sown be charging user fees for attending automobile accidents. Fallowing the actions of" fire depart- ments in Oshawa, Clarington and Ajax, the Whitby Fire Department plans to adopt user fccs to cover costs for some of the services they provide. The user fees were approved by Whit- b%'s operations committee Monday night. If approved by council, the Whitby Fire hpartment will charge non- sk'hithy resi- dents for time they spend attending motor vehicle accidents and fires. The department will charge S3(N) per whtcic for the first hour and S 120 fur each additional hour spent on scene. '% c already charge tlx: fee for calls on provincial highways fir non-residents." said Fire Chicf'Iimy VanDolew-cord. 'Pc new fees are expected to generate S200Y) in revenue front car accidents and another $10SO) to S20,M) from inspec- tions. Requests for fire rcpc)rts and letters will cost $50, while day nursery and single and two -unit residential inspections will cost �1I9) each. Multiple occupancies (three unit~ or inure, commercial and industrial), multiple storeys, licensing inspection requests. licensing group homes and lectures and demonstrations will incur a $100 flat rate for the first hour and an additional S I W for each additional hour. There are a number of other areas where user fees could be implemented, but Chief VanDoleweerd says No doesn't want to neg- atively affect fire safety. "Some municipalities charge fees for false alarms," he said. The chief is concerned that user fees encourage people to investigate fires before sounding alarms. Whitby currently handles false alarms with the assistance of the Durham Regional Police. Nobody was injured in a Thursday afternoon house fire in Whitby which destro`ed the home and caused an estimated 54(X).000 damage. At left, Jason Gibson, 1 1, is comforted by Mom Brenda after he woke up Dad Karl and rescued him from the inferno. Authorities were tmestigatin�, the pussihility the blaze wag sparked by an explosion. Boy saves Dad from Whitby fire Nobody nen but home destroyed BY CHRIS BOWIE DURHAM SIA Fl - WHITBY — The quick action of a young Whitby buy prevented a blazing home fire from becoming a human tragedy Thursday afternotm. Whitby Fire Department officials have nut yet determinedif an explosion is to blame I' or the massive fire which engulfed the Gibson family home at 9 Fallingbrook St. around 12:30 p.m. Fire Chief Tony Van- Doleweerd said there were reports of an explosion. The Fire Marshal's office is investigating the incident. The home sustained extensive damage of $400,000, including contents, according to Durham Regional Police. However, the action of 1 1 -year-old Jason Gibson prevent- ed possible serious injury or death. "He came to the house about 1' -4s p in. and started ringing the door bell," said neighbor SN I,. ia, a Falling=brook Street resi- dent who did not want her last name used. "He told me his house was on fire and his dad was home sleeping" She and Jason ran to the horse where smoke was seeping under the garage door. They managed to wake up the buy's father, Karl Gibson, and the three gut out of the house unscathed. A passerby is also being praised for his action. Police say Damon Henan spotted the fire and called police on his cell phone. Durham police have tried to contact Mr. Henan• but have been unsuccessful. "He was talking to us from inside the house," says Staff. Sergeant Don Arscott. "He was yelling at people to get out." Initially there was concern that the Gib - son's daughter may have been in the home, but shortly after Mr. Gibson escaped frurn the burning house, he was told she had staNed at nearhv Glen Dhu school 14)r lunch. Brenda Gibson, not know im-, her home had been dcstru% cd. arra eel at the home around 2:30 p.m_ "Uh my God:' she _gasped as she stepped out of her car and saw her home, blackened and charred by the tlarnes. She r:rn t,: the front %ard where Iircti-htcrs gwckl.� tned to console her. Jason. who came Out Of a neighboring borne, ran to his mother's side where thc� cnthraccd The faintly had hccn at the address less than one ,-car according to neighhurs. "They worked reail� hard on that house.' said next -dour neighbor Catharine Plue. whose home suffered about S5.(NX) in darn - age. ..This is really bad:' said Fallinghrook Street resident Jackie Bradhur` who watched firelighters as the% hosed down the Gibson home. "I', c ncycr seen a house burned that had." Clarington Business For more information or to reserve your youth sport groups when Clarington iIllposed ticket call 679-3132 by Dec. 13. the fees. Group gets into holiday Athletes have to pay crit Port Perry High school spirit � to play bash planned CLARINGTON -- The Clarington Busi- CLARINGTON --Youth sporting organiza- ness Group will be in the Christmas spirit at tions will still have to pay to play in Claring- Calling all graduates and members of the its next meeting. ton. community. Port Perry High School is plan - Small business owners and friends are A community services report presented at ning a huge celebration and volunteers are invited to the group's monthly meeting on Monday's general purpose and administration required. Dec. 17. meeting suggested not changing the current The school will be celebrating its 125th Participants will be served a gourmet user fee of $4 per hour for soccer and pitches anniversary next May and three days of festiv- breakfast and will hear about and see displays baseball diamonds. ofe ft ideas from small businesses in and ities are planned. g� The report shows the results of a survey on All former students and members of the around the Clarington area. youth user fees, sent to 1 I municipalities. It community are invited to attend the first Business owners will have time for net- shows Clarington is in line with other munic- reunion since 1987, which attracted 3,500 working and promoting their companies. Peo- ipalities that charge the fees. people. ple are encouraged to bring gift ideas for the The survey was the result of a recommen- The next meeting of the organizing com- holiday season. dation by council in September which mittee is Oct. 8 at 7:30m. in the school The business meeting will take place at requested the department consult other munic- library. p Silks Cafe, 73 King St. W., starting at 7:30 ipalities on the issue. More information is available by calling Admission is $8 and tickets will be sold PC a.m. Earlier this year there was an outer from Y the school at y85 7337. in advance. PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6.1996 Backbeat Happenings Hot music, hot munchies in your neck of the woods AJAX-PICKERING - Area nightclubs are spread- ing Christmas cheer to peo- ple of all tastes -- from patrons who like their music hot to pub crawlers who like their munchies hotter. They can serve what you're look - in, for whether it's a game of pool or a poetry reading. There's something f'or everyone at an establishment near you. Check it out in Backheat Happenings. Clubs that want to be list- ed in this feature should call .Andrea at 683-51 10. Alumni Sports Bar: ,25 WesincN Rd. S. :\fax. 619- 093!;. 'Monday: two-for-one appetisers. NFL. Tucsda%: jackpot karaoke.yVcdnesdas: Lounic Night. phursda� : 10- cent wings. Friday DJ and dancing. SaturdaN: Hockey. win prizes. 13ook %our pri gate Christmas part. Annandale (:off Country Club: Church St.. Ajax. A\ailahlc for pri\ate function, The liar: 1 10 Dundas St.. «'hith�, 666-3121. Durham's nurnher-one gay bar. Frida-,: high energy dance until 3 a.m. Sunday: diva show. Brewsters: !050 Brock Rd. tun Plunirucrt. Picker- �ng. Darts and pool tables. Fridays and Saturdays: karaoke. Book now for the karaoke New Fear's Eye part\. Chameleon Cafe: 110 Dov. 1} Rd., Aj.o_ 6S3 -15s7 Live poetry readings, spoken word, pool table,, piano, bongos and guitar read\ for your use. Saturday: trip hop electronic. Celebrit%"s: 1527 Bwk, . St Ajax. 420-0063 M( -n day: dart league. Tuesdav: vying night and karaoke fea- turing The Entertainers. Wednesda\: karaoke. Thurs- day -Saturday: li\e entertain- ment. Courtyard Pub: 109 Old Kingston Rd.. Ajax. 683-9353. The Earthquake: 520 Westney Rd. S., Ajax, 416- 376-9525. Friday: All ages. Saturday: dress code, licensed lounge. Pyros and go go dancers. The Fox Goes Free Pub: 339 Kingston Rd., Pickering, 509-6464. Comfortable, cozy British country pub, no TV, quiet music, great com- pany, fireplace. Harp & Thistle Pub: 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax, 428-0943. Darts and pool. Wednesday: 15 -cent wings. Dec. 14: sports day $5 starts at 2 p.m. The Fox & Flowerpot - Pub: Hwv. 2 & Randall Dr., Ajax. 428-2162. Sunday: NFL football. Kelsey's: 100 ' tiVestney Rd. S., Ajax, 427-4000. Sun- dw -Wednesday: 10 wings $3.99. Eycr day: Appetcasers 52.99 all day. Kerr Inn: 967 Westne\ Rd. S.. Ajax, 128-8790. Dec. 6 and 7: Radio Talk. Dec. 12, 13 and 1.1: Darlene Watters. Saturday and Sunday: 9 a.m. to I p.m. breakfast. Tuesday: 7 p.m. to I 1 p.m. wings nicht. :Melanie Pringles: 705 Kin,,stun RJ.. Pi,kerinp. 420-1956. Monday burger special. Tuesday: half-price appetizers. 'Wcdncsda%: Blue Plate special. Thursday: 35 - cent wins. Sunda: kids eat free. Nlix it I. p: 1735 Ba.ly St.. !'ickerin_. S " l -9866. Fri- da� -Sunday : kariuke. Coun- ty nights, :omedN night,. Entertainment seven days a week. Mount E%ere,t Restau- rant & Bar: 1OU %N'c,,nc,, Rd. S., Ajax. 656-9879. 1londaN-NNcdncsday: 25 -cent wings. "hwo-for-unc specials. Free %eggic samosa w ith din- ner entree. Large screen T%% pool table. Mudhen's: 121 1 Kine,ton Rd.. Pickering, 839-5570. Sunday & Mon - da": football. Tucsda": 19 - cent wings. Nk'cdnesdav: Canadian Rocks '60s, '761, '80s music. Friday: ladies' night. Free pool Monday to Frida% I I a.m. to 6 p.m. Papps: 1709 Kingston Rd yV_ Pickering. 427-3.303. Pri%ate parties, Christmas parties, small weddings, sports functions. Power of Q Billiards: 1225 Bad), St. NK. Picker- ing. 839-2225. Monday: Canadian Tire money at par. Tuesday: ladies' night (women play free). Wednes- day: V.I.P. night. Sunday: join house league pool. Daily lunch specials I to 3 p.m. Free pool with Q points. Rack 'Em Up: 20-250 Bayly St., Ajax, 619-9881. Monday: Canadian Tire Money Night. Tuesday: -20 - cent wings. Wednesday: free wings. Thursday: Couples' Night, women free. Friday and Saturday: Live entertain- ment. Sunday: half-price pool. The Ranch: 89 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, 619-2138. Wednesday: karaoke, $2,000 jackpot. Thursday: acoustic jam. New Year's Eve: 50s and 60s style with Night Train. Dec. 7: Al Matthews. Rix Place: 1410 Bayly St. Unit 2, Pickering, 837-1358. All -day breakfast, roti, steak and pasta. Saturday and Sun- day: Caribbean brunch. Robin Hood Inn: 1999 Altona Rd., Pickering, 509- 5123. Pool tables, 6'-bv-8' TV, full menu. The Royal Scot: 44 Hunt St., Ajax. 683-6657. Sunday: jam night with Fun to Eat. Monday: NFL. Tuesday: laser karaoke. NVcdncsday: pool tournament, D1 Mike. Thursday: DJ \like ruck alternative ni,ht. Friday retro '80s or live band. Dec. 7: Psycho Fish. Dec. 13: The Resistance. Second Storey Bar: Har- wood & 401. Ajax. 683- 2940. Friday and Saturdav: S50 door prices. Sunda: karaoke. S 100 jackpot. Tues - da\: Join our pool league. Szeged Hungarian Restaurant: 365 fia� 1•. St ty.. Aiax, -127- 1666. Fine dining. Dancing nizhtly to live Gypsy music. 'I -cc to Pin Indoor Golf Centre: 570 «Vc,tney Rd. S., Ajax. 619-2200. Licensed under LLBO. Pool table. darts. golf lessons, Lift cer- tificatcs, full menu. Tudor Arms Pub: 1822 Whitc, Rd.. Pickering, 8 ,9- S3ST Wednesday and Sun- day: 20 -rent wings. Satur- day: euchre 2 p.m. Sunda\: house league darts I p.m. Tudor Rose: 7tH) Har- wood A\c. S., Ajax, 428- 1815. Quiet and casual. w'ednesday: euchre. Satur- day: karaoke. The Treehouse: 172 Hunt St.. Ajax, 619-3299. ruesda�: 20 -cent wine. Wednesday: karaoke. Winchester Arms: 1400 Bayly St., Unit 3, Pickering, 837-2366. Wednesday: wing night. Thursday: rib night. Sunday: prime rib dinner $9.95. West Hill and Scarborough Koulay's: 1625 Military Trail, West Hill, 4 16 - 2 8 3- 4600. Thursday -Saturday: live bands. DJ Mark Devine and DJ Fernando. All sports coverage. Private Eyes: 255 Old Kingston Rd., West Hill, 416-282-8581. Own the bar for a night for a stag or stagette, up to 200 people. Gatwick & Giles Pub: 6091 Kingston Rd., Scarbor- ough, 416-281-3680. Best of British fare. Weekend entertainment. 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Picket. are 1 ti for adults, to the local food bank on the evening of Wednesday. Dec. l 1. s wort. was commissioned S 15 for seniors. $1 tJ for students Town of Pickering employees are hosting a Concert in the Park from 6:30 by the Oshawa -Durham S, m- and S2 for children 12 and under. to 8:30 p.m. in the new gazebo at Esplanade Park behind the Pickering Civic phone Orchestra and the Canada You can enjoy good swings ,f -Complex. Jerry Archer from KX96 wifl act as master of ceremonies, and the Council. you purchase tickets for three or event will include performances by the Pickering Reactors Band, the Dun - Soloist for Liszt's First Piano four concerts of the four -concert barton Fairport United Church Choir and school choirs from St. Mar_merite Concerto 1. Canadian virtuoso season. Family and ;*roup rates Bourgeoys Catholic School, William Dunbar Public School and Gandatseti- Andre Laplc rtes are available. agon Public School. 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S., UNIT 18 (905) 837-0655 ' PAG)h'. 12-'t'Ht: NJ -Ws ADVERTISER FRIDAY. ,1)EC.ENI BER n, it.)96 t� .Pickerin Al Rivc-tt, sp(wis \\-riter 68.3-51 10 ------FIN 683--303 9 Let's go to the hoop Top senior boys' basketball teams in News Advertiser/ Royal Bank B) A1- R1vl.Tr s14)RI*s RCI't1RII R The first News Adycrtiscr/Royal Bink Financial Group at the Ridgc Scnior Baskethall'lournament is under The event, at Pine Ridge Se:ondary S:hool in Pickering and Henry Street High S:hool in features eight of -tile top senior hot s' basketball tearns in the Grcatcr Toronto Arca, including four from Durharn Zcgion. three from S:arhonhugh and one from fork Rc_•ion. 'While tournament organizer and fine Ridge Pumas senior coa:h Jim Barcla\ notes there arc no ranked tcarns In ttic e\cnI, all should he cnniendrrs in their respccttyc leagues Etter In the season. 'f he competition here should he I-airly eycn which should make fur a good tourna- nient:' he saes. "All the trams here should c\cntuall\ he push- ing the top trams in their leagues. The local trams should be contending h\ the crid ot' the season. because our league (Lake Ontario Sc:ondary School Athletics) is fairly wide open this year..' Thr Pine Ridge Purnas, the only leant 1ron1 Ajay or Pi:kcrmg in the tourncs. got oft to a slog+ start in LOSS;\ league pla}, losin_ their opening two garlics to tic Ar:hhishop Dcnis O'Connor Cathoh: High S:hool Chargers and the Pickcnng High School Trojans- Howcyer. the team has turned it around of late, defeating crosstown ri).al Dunharton High School Spartans, and finishing third at [tic King City Basketball lommament last weekend. Barclay notes his charges arc young and incxprncnced H ith y our guide to Here's 1110 rundown of teams OOmpe*ig in the Neves AdverbserrRoyal Bank Fnarxtial Group at the Rape senior boyrs' bas- iketbal tournament tourney only one of last year's starters — guard Mark Gilkes — hack with the Punhasthis season. The Purnas will only he suc- cessful at the tournc\ if they don't turn the hall oyer, which thc� did often in their first two league coniests. "We just have to take better carr of the hall. \\'c'rc turning_ the hall over way too often:' explains Barclay. First-round action _ot under way Jliursda� with games at Hcnry Street High School in Whith\ and Pine Ridge. Four more games go today, Friday, Dc:. 6. with contests at Hcnry Street and Pine Ridge going at 3:30 and 5 p.m. The consolation final is slat - cd for Pine Ridge on Saturda\ at 12:30 p.m., ti)Ilowed M the championship contest at p.ni. Spectators arc welcome. Pine Rid, -,c Secondary Is at ' 155 Liverpool Rd. N. - hoops tourney PO4E RIDGE (Pr *wmW Association: Scarborough Secondary School Atlleat: Association Team name Pumas Players: Sean VW" (F), Justin Arts (G), Donald Savage (F). Tyrone C41of maroon EOwaNs (G). Damian Porter (F), Kevin Edwards (F), Duarte Cross Association. LOSSA (F) • Jason Blackwood (G). Marin Nelson (F), Andrew Hoyte (G). Paul Playem. Lauren Gregory (l. Tyrone Campbell (G). Jarnie Bruce (F). Bennett (G). Chns Ward (Pi. Courtney vamel (F). .bey Wm ams (G), Dwayne O Neale (G), Cern Bel (G). Khary Coach: Poeter Oekip Thomas (F), Dan Cardoza (F), Mark G"s (G), Jeff Gayton (C), Tyler Record: 2-0 in league Reeve (C) Strengths: Emerkenoe (k>ur rerirrwV Van_), quicimess Coach: Jin Ba2Yayr WeakxWes: Small team, no domnarit centre Record: 1-2 league Coaach't says: have no idea abaci any of the tearrhs, but I'm puessirg Strengths: Guards are quick: neral team sow Pine Ridge soil be strong --- 1-8acock always has a strong program' Weaknesses: Too many turnovers: nehperience EASTOALE (Oshawa) Coach says: `Cedarbrae and Leacock should be good based on past Team name: Eagles record, but d we have a couple of good games. we Could be be tng Color: Gold with Chem- Assoziatan: LOSSA A't1E1LL (Oshawa) , players: Ryan Allen (G*), Dan Baker (F). Mike a— (G), Abdcan Team name: Badmen 60kpe (G). Josh De Hoak y (G). Lance Fass (G). Nick Ferris (F), Co.Yellow Chris George (C), Ken Flayles (F), Thomas Associabon LOSSA (� ahoeY (C), Jett Row Players (positions not provided): James Murro. Mark Armstrong, Dan Coach: John Pkikr -Grenaghan, Sam %bhgpra&an h, Crag visage. Derek Gibson. Paul Reoortt 4-2 overall Luuktwnsn, Nick Mann. Scott Barker, Jamie Norfhey, Dan Fishman. Skengihs: Big team, starters all over e7 Coach: Craig Andrews Weaknesses:'When were odd, we're cold. H we dont score 60 poets Record: 2-0 league: 4-5 overall nye 0,10M win Che ;Strengths. Eximnence. dekrloe 9� f ; Coach says:'1'm hoping to win A I understand thAarlQtam is stag this r Weaknesses: 5oixrg a ysar and Latthoodk is usually very y 9 :Coach says: "-sacodc is 1he lean b look out for. We should be in fila S7EPtEN LEACOG (Scarpprot hll <a running, bur We tend 10 play beew in Me" Ilhan we d0 In lourna- Team rwrie: Uons menta Color: Orange HENRY STREET (Whi&h Asaolaeii0n SSSSM Team rlartne: Hawks Players: Hakeem Baryswu (G), Jason Honegan (C), Tato CWM (C), ('.obi: Blue 'Gouled Rafe (G), Clive thrnparl (F), Steve Adam (F), Jason Glower ^Alrsodatlon: LOSSA x :(F), k ew Fanodeni (G). Sheldon "hes (F), Ad11an Dallas (Fl. Players: Wes Brown (G). Son Chau (G). Bemis lee (FIG). Andy Dwight Bleary (G). keriend Brawn (F). 'Lundy (FIG), Brendan ll0hetlnhed (FIG), Aaron Pierkeyr (G). Ian Coach: WeWirier Probert (G), Brian Riddel (F). Medi Ridden (9, Chris Salah (C). Troy Record 3-2 overall s .IM1fi4arnSon (FIG). Strap lim Etgherience terga returning starters), qurdvreas, deep Coach: Phi German joanCh Record:/ -1 league" rerxJh& Deep bench, smart team, dirk Srtih is local payer ;Coach 'fine Ridge, Ceftiorae anti ou iehres an pro*" fte' $ ltdngeat titamis at ria lotrrtemeW f�kll Oach says:'Easldaie is s4*owd Ib be a good Nam; Cadwbrisa is tJttalilER y 4 EiutlalY 9DO6 n SM %Wy eady in this season' Teem nama: Blue DeuUs MARK1fAM ;Coon: Btiue '- 'earn name: Madautilm r A1SSOCis"t SSW 61Gdor Blue �Pfspm R,d. Air- (G). Allyson Beawnont (G), Dartd Chad@$ (Gh J1�oc fort Yak (atftough not h WWItis season) ` 3adan Clarke (G). tido Fortune (G), Jason Hyde (G), Shawn 1.0r0 Players: Jason Paisons (G), Was Grown (G), Ptd Dziltxns (G), Jain (G). JOMW Parkinson (G), Kwh Bury (F), Damson RhAt S (a), Ftxlorg (F). Jt rent t Reid ((j), RUM Krupp (FIC). DWWW Kwrlar Rotnare (Ph 81WA TalelmN (F) kllisrrneade (F), Neion GIIOM (C), CW4 A01100801ren (G). Chris Coach: Mks Qtigby a z „► r4 (F), DOnmw Dobson (F), Shayrte LeGear (F), Reaorrt 1-1 in ise" . :C.oad'Chris; FOkla.yiW�c�t�MdyeM�y�i) 9!' t 6 h . f f" f4 gyp' k8•��}any„�. p.�: Id/MQg7dience Srtiai .Nam uNgwq .l.,Vyy.g fi$. oft N►adore> lneayerterhoe WaV in to g I'd go W tib paq up b ow pollarilial and gm ,��'aanit says:'Mtre should Na ads b bald our seat. We stwnld do wal” mare oor191aMnt P Sports Ne%vs Advertiser photo by Jason Liebregts Headlong into the water High school swim teams frk)lil across Durham Re,_,ton competed at the annual Lake Ontario Secondary school Athletics relay meet at the Pickerin._ Recreation Complex E=rida}. Here, swimmers eget .et to dive into the pool during one of the relays. Five Annandale rinks vie for two spots at zone playdowns I3N JtM E:\Sso,,, SPIVIAL IU rHl. %I \11 AD', LRI ISEiR 11lik-1AX — Fiyc Annandale Curling Club rinks are set to compete for the right to represent the club at the 'Nokia Cup men's zone playdowns at Dalewood Curling Club, near Port Hope, Jan. 3 to 5. The skips of the five Annandale teams are 'A'arrcn 1_cslir, Jon Payne, Jason Rudkin. Gord Norton and Mikc Cicci. Tlhcy'II battle for one of two spots at the zone event at a club play - down later this month. -euro of the 16 squads at the zone playdown will advance to the region tournament in Weston Jan. I X. N1canw hili. in Annandale junior player is headed for the Teranet Junior Men's Provincial Curling Championship in Bluewater. Ont. Jan 14 to 19. Wayne Warren of Pickering has joined a rink playing out of Cannington this season. His team is skipped by Chris Schnell. The rink won the 'B' side of the regional playdown at Tani Heather Curling Club Deka. 1. That qualifies the team to the provincials where one rink will advance to the Canadian Maple Leaf Junior Championships in Selkirk, Man. in February. The Whitby Curling Club hosted Its annual M & M Bonspiel last weekend An Annandale team skipped by Warren Leslie played its way to the third event and each member received $100 vouch- ers. With Leslie were Dave Hutchison, Marvin Harrison and Mike Nelson. Scoreboard PICKERING MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE (Nov. 25) MASTER'S DIVISION — GAME ONE Melanie Pringles 43 vs. Dakota Bobs 40 TOP SCORERS Melanie Pr.: Roger Bos t 6,KeAn Waker 10, James Williams 7; Dakota Bobs: Bob Pfizer 8,Rick Jones 7, Pat Roach 6 GAMETWO Club Link 56 vs. Van Kempen Insurance 41 TOP SCORERS Club Link: Mike Curley 14, Poger Young 10, Frank Gallo 9 V K Steve Hemphill 10, Ashley Jones 10, Dave Burda 7. GAME THREE Mudhens 61 vs Ekyda 44 TOP SCORERS Mudhens: Glenn Scott 15, Paul Vorvhs 9, Luke Lukannen 9 Elcyda. Geoff Jones 15. Mike Jovanov 10, Bruce Briard 10 Annandale will h.,a the Holiday Inn Challenge zone playdowns at the cluh this weekend. Sixteen men's learns groin clubs In an area hounded by Dalewood, Sutton and Unionville will play in the douhlc-knockout event. Two teams will advance to the pro, incials in Brighton and -Trenton Dec. 13 to 15. St. Mary Monarchs dump Donevan tlt for second win PICKERING — The St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs senior boys' hockey team recorded its second victory of the season with a 4-1 win over Oshawa's Donevan Collegiate at the Pickering Recreation Complex `:Monday afternoon. Matt Davis led the way for the .Monarchs with a two -goal effort, 'followed by Chris Leslie and Andrew Calabrese with singles. ,Jeff Squinia recorded two assists, ;with single helpers to Jason s�Puopolo, Rob Ward and Darren ,eF ��J~armer. ..Monarchs' goaltender Elia aldi came up with a solid perfor- �rnance between the pipes. . _,The Monarchs improved their hake Ontario Secondary School lthletics record to two.. Wi#$ Phree. losses. LOSSA HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY (As of Nov 26) TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS Pickering 3 3 0 0 18 5 6 Easidale 3 3 0 0 30 3 6 Paul Dwyer 3 2 1 0 19 9 4 Denis O'C 1 1 0 0 13 3 2 Dunbarton 3 2 1 0 15 14 4 Henry St. 2 2 0 0 7 4 4 Max 3 2 1 0 18 13 4 Donevan 3 0 1 2 11 16 2 O'Neill 3 0 1 2 14 16 2 Pine Ridge 3 1 1 1 10 9 3 Courtice 2 0 1 1 6 14 1 McLaughlin 2 0 2 0 6 17 0 Austin 4 0 4 0 8 41 0 SL Mary 3 0 3 0 6 19 0 2 for 0 Q01 Buy one week, get (905) the 2nd free! 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G Poste vacant de conseillere ou de conseiller scolaire catholique francophone pour remplacer Monsieur Robert Boisvert _a Section roe 'argue trarrra!se du .,,,riseniques dr a region de Durham est a la rechercne dune ou d un contnbuable eligible e Interesse au poste de conselller scolaire pour le secteur d Oshawa Vlhitby Brock et SCugog. a compter du premier janv!er 1997 Nctez 7ue tour �ontnbuable eligible habitant dans la region de Durham. Feut poser Sa candidature La personne chorsie demeurera er tonchon lusquaux-Civelles .Lotions de 1997 et deviendra membre de la Section de angue'rani,aise et du ^nseII plenier du Conseil des ecoles separees cathcliques de is region de ,tah'am Conditions d'eligibilite: E'•a sJ, a este oes electeurs francophories des ec^_les separees cathohques Etre cltoyenne ou citoyen canadien Avoir dix-hurt ans revolus Pesider dans le tarntoire qui releve de la competence du Conseil des ecoles separees catriohques de la region de Durham Ne remplit pas les conditions d•eligibilite: -^e empicyee ou un empicv,, J.^ e, Jes ecoles separees catholiques de la region de Durham Ln membre du Conseil scolaire ou un membre d un consed municipal ou un membre elu d'un conseil local au sens de la Lot sur les ati'aires municipales a moans qu'elle ou it n ad remts sa demisslon du poste detenu Jne ou un secretaire tresonere ou tresoner, secretaire adjoint ou tresoner adjoint dune municipalite dans le terntolre qui releve de la competence du 'onsell Un membre de I'Assemblee legislative. du Senat ou de la Chambre des communes du Canada Les contnbuables interesses peuvent obtenir plus de renseignements du sunntendant de 1'education - services de langue franGaise. M Conrad Noe'. au 576-6150, poste 238, entre 8h30 et 16h30, du lundi au vendredi Les contribuables eligibles et interesses a combler ce poste sont pries de faire parvenir leer curriculum vitae, au plus tard le 13 decembre 1996, a: „rant A Andrews Directeur de 1'educatlon, secretaire-tresoner Le Conseil des ecoles separees cathollques de la region de Durham 650 chemin Rossland Ouest Oshawa (Ontario) L1J 7C4 AVAILABLE 'immediately - --, casement apt near Oshawa Centre. bright and clean one bedroom, living room and kitchen, 3 pc Path S550 Includes util. suit single mature female Hob 4304193 20 PEOPLE .who want to stat make money imme- d,alely are needed in Oshawa based advertising .:ompany. Call Mrs. Collins '21 0299 General General Im Help Help DEPT. STORE PROMOTION Now hiring F/T and P/ f positions to promote a major dept. store's account cards. Xmas positions available • Ajax • Pickering • Whitby • Oshawa • Bowmanville Training provided $9-$10 hourly & bonus Call head office 1-7 pm. only 1-800-661-2118 CASHIER / COUNTER help, tuii part lime Apply In person EARN $67.00 per day EXQUISITE MASSAGE at Cross Country Donuts. 981 from home, processing attendant available for elite Bruck Rd Unit 107, (S.ol Bayly mad, light assembly com- relaxing full body treatment .,n Brock) puters, (416)812-6891 earn Out calls by appointment 5500, per week from home' only call 24 hr intohne completing book'ty surveys (416) 208.4133 (416)8126892 code 6 11111(1\ 11 1/111111 1 11-ovv ii 1T11 F: 1:11-111Ih;I)1N ill Ili Ii F:1 ►1 111':1► I\I\IF:11111 F:1.1 111 I1.11'�ll: 17111 \ �: . , •11,611., t,a x1„i,.-..,. 1.r,l.r.„I •' ..,Il,nt, I lin i.ii, inti, i...,nr u„r,l ..,,.1 �,„ • I: i,,,rt L. 16. I:.ur,l ..I U.n. t"r. • I I._h ,1. _... ..I .. II n., •I,. JI.........,I t6. JLdrt. I.. m.l. .., In•n.. r •1nn„I • -I �I..r 11,'11 .1,...61.. ai.,.n. nt ,.l It..ir t ai :.:r, Ilradli11r dale' bir algdu aG..n, I. Ilh-, r-Inlerr IIIA. I99th, :11 -:INI 111.118. NOW HIRING A successful Canada "i 7 :.,'-.',' , :ompany's now acceptmr; applications for ;ur Aiax ;istnbutior, ,_erne Immedlate fuii tome empioymer' r me toilow ; .osihorls Customer 5ervrce•'.'.,^•et^y • .gr �e'very ^terv,ews Mnr i Ps Sfar viii Call 421.6926 SupervisCry Aman,,Tnert 'romered after 6 -ncrrhs Company Needs To-epiace Peopie being prompted to Jther c'T,es. Entry level througn to Management avai,anle fill able :o ,tart immediately Full :,arcing provided for all areas Caii M:chefle 72114• CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser !equesis teat advertisers CheCk their ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no liability for non -insertion of any adver- tisement Liability, tot er. rors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space, occupying the error. All opy is subject to the ap- Droval of management of Vews Advertiser MANAGER TRAINEE - Large International corpo- ration looking for an ag- gressive individual with ambition to earn $35.000 year and more Willing to start at bottom and learn new business Opportunity for $300:week while learn mg Call 723"3411 NEEDED .;pin a company that cares about their drivers We offer full time per- manent, part time and flexible schedules to fit your needs. City pin to pin, wee- kend pin to pin lo- cal and require 2 ORGANIST required It you are a team player. skills Include playing the organ and p;ano in tragi. tonal morning worship. we have an opening available immediately Mad resume by Dec 13 to Kingsview United Church 505 Ade- la,de Ave E Oshawa LIG 2A4, All Terry Souch (days 668 5893. eve 666 30771 EXPERIENCED o Install watch ..attenes. adjust watch bands do minor lobs ')shawa area Send resume: 125 Elinor Ave. Scarb., Ont. M1 R 3H5 'J'..'ar' ACc'y -•'S'Y at 9..e blear F,^ i Pcs ^g FILTER QUEEN -aa _ .., . )«a,«• cdwa„gid,. HAIRSLYLIST n , .vac �heo E^. sa .r ge• 1-•C a' ; pa••ne's easy _41141111 -a,i '94._••'• nvm•wvrk ens Urge•-' es.. F.•. .••e e'd,s •a ASE SK,•E^; .ters 'b,- Cla-• In Su'Te Hramc„ ^ ,r• L6T r)u _)a Fee' grew• and ea- a !ra -come _a JVOJ' JVt5b, JOBS' `.d: -.11.1 ..--a•. •'” ."a Curlier• Region ,or r s i0, !o do0'carvds ^ ; dairy' For apooirr-re '3a5" •-c476 MATURE H_ 1,^g Ma^ •e:U"ed ,cr Cu.ia,ny- in Petebo' 'gr Th s position 'equ.res Cdup,e w •^ strong ac ,,,n,statve SK IS ousekeecmg prach,:es. -_.edge in maintenance a" : -eca.rs Must be 'Oh- ..Vea and ccsses'good L-0.. •elation s. , Ex- a- asset Sa,a'v a;' in-- - nem ^0Cen2f,t DdCK3 Je Ca,' ;d..e. 3 3,5 60:4 0 WANTED 38 peep e cse _ :0 abs . .^e 'sew Year Doctor pro- a.ced Ask Hcw' Ton F'ee ' 4,N)881 .6'8: POSITIONS Awailaillil cooks waiters wai tresses bus boys d.shwasners. bar" tende's Apply.n Cerson with ,esume Spm Spm Fri Dec d 8 Sat 12ndon Spm Late Night Cate 207 Dam das St W Wh,tbv RELIABLE experienced ime cookprep person must be nardworkrng must have creative ideas. good attitude. tot a oust' Country bistro in Port Perry Call Sandra fur appointment 985.7224 aewnx.n erir, molder Dance. Sing. Act? Be cits covered. USA Competition Win prizes Contracts' Intor- matron 416 9625511 -HE MUTUAL GROUP �nlraor- e�`r_cea r7g'dmS J.a able M - _,ur., "t ted , 'sir •. ^.,, n<.'v 29 ~B, .OP 10 TELEMARKE' ERS Pease -aCar: a' Tarty .. ... • �r �.,. wAH � , V r'PiN ="art -r•ais Peat« apvv r De"s , ;9 la, WANTED Ass - - mart .cr'• art _.^.e rrS rape wGPM I�t. $: bled Same exyP' i.r ;:. alth children='�sitlCn begin Jar 6 ,ni, Serious apcticar'S ^eeC apply Send 'esume ,3 Falb,., Crt Ajar Dntarc -IS 3:'-= 5••K,• cv em, •.nese Jacar,-,.- _ a or top _om paries ■' ^ .L -e 5 PT 5 F7 train^y-- proY,deu week - )me 8 435.: Press Oce'a •.111 Vee ale too.-; '„r a bright- ke-,gar.,,., me. char.caly '^c.nec Mi" vaival to assist ^ a wide +anety cl tasks %1.,st De see "c'vated n ,ng 'ear- and possess a strong Jommand ' the Engiisr language Mir,mum grape 12 education, 'equ'rea Ail, a stung mamemancal apo tude Fax 'esume tc 9c5 427 '682 P• M HOMEEDIATELYy Paycheq..esutely No Experience Required • No Selling Involved aro make sure you have a pen and sheet of paper to 'E -,`,d w information .1 Active Green + Ross COMPLETE TIRE A AUTCo e_FAt r=.- 111 L_ l/-, I P E IJ I IM IME 1;11 C L T CLASS A MECHANIC APDL! ir4 PERSC�, TO tt1 Wesiney Rd (At Hwy a2) Ajax 686-2182 ' Office '-cspital Help Medicat Dental SMALL AJAX p..n;r.., acct_^.5 payace pay•:r� art. ,«_•wa'alir PART TIME HARP -. J..., ABE: e, er CC 3r Js,«• .J. .dr pe, , 43, Lor„c - n ::.- . «e,ec! _ r;° ;?• ^ria Caycare 1 Wanted ' Sales -leap Agents BABYSITTER •,;,.- SALES iEPRESENTA- TIVE . .a�•, .. iii«S tld1C 1d J' I r ce Pease aLL . oe, . .r tc Ma• - `.ar.,...ers rvv Ava A..•. art r. Y11[ AMC IUV RINIa ' -..1 Cs pe'scr •. Oir '� 'Cain Reta. saes e.r«, ...ice prey«'.ed E'.en >aies Nara,e' art Skilled Help FLEXIBLE P,? OPERA TOR sen -- ; --acr, ^e tie_, ^ave^a2nre expere^Le and ow•- 'rarsp,,!ar or '•V`$va'ea Please 'ax ,;_J-, ons 'esume u MILLWHIGHT NEEDED :a'e. a %,I. compary L cense arc P, C expel er -ar da:3-, Poss,bii Ty of permarer: employment Ca,'� - - 7 A,- .^ MINNVN ANIU GLASS -�",OdnyGJK ^g 'Orin part time leper *,i . exp ence Needeo mmediately Oshawa Cal. 905 432- 79,73 rn CI.IzIION 11w[L101i needed immedrateiy. to Scarborough company Cusrom and product cr Ae-ding wan mpg and ty exper.erce Fax 'esumes tc 1 905 837 06<^7 Attention Jar Paras CPR i r -,! A.d LIVE T `.dry, •«rt,, . .- . . _ .0 nee•: «d N,r c. •a11e.a r� .« 5':_ art yah' 33.;' MA: LHC deer ages 2 3 .nOntr.s Jiar• _ a.- , NANNY our �Cme •. F ncn nor uK- a• p'eler'ea 5 :nil - AC ong-Ie•'^ ,.ton Cave message lays 3' 11x:5 439 4.11:- -rve NANNY. r erced . 1 'e•, r'eg •rs 405.42' 344• WANTED - PATIENT '!ex D,e weeke rours. p,cke' rg a,ea Call Mrs Corar 905 833--v?95 Daycare • Available BABYSITTING provided r a loving home In West. ney Heights. warm meals and snacks provided. eau. canondi act -t es and lots of TLC F;W-1 90A b1`1111L A.ANG Available In my home, nurnt,ous meals 8 snacks, educational aC- tivities & outings. Whites Rd Bayly Call 839-0098 CINDY'S DAYCARE - lovmg mother of 2 offers experienced daycare In my home. Maple Ridge First AId.CPR Certified Non. smoker” no pets. Discount rate 837-2042 PAGE'; :=4••THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, UEC i':t11HER 6. 19% Daycare Firewood Bar In 6 Available ' Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Corner For Sale For Sale , For Sale For Sale MIT For Sale ;M1 For Sale STRUCTURED DAY- FIREWOOD. Excellent MAPLE ROCKING chair7 ■ BURGLAR ALARMS al- DRYER $100. Kenmore MODEL RAILROAD Fm SNOWBLOWER, Gilson CARE, with lots of TLC. quality hardwood. Guar $100 25 gal fish tank and low thieves time In your Washer $200 large refng pire. dismantable sections. 10 hp 26' Tecumseh en outings, achy vols, crafts anteseasoned . extra long sully accessories 590 Reahshc ■ HOW ARE WE DOING? home KEEP THEM OUT' eralor $500 24' new fridge 200 rolling stock, control gine. chains. 3 speed + re meals Non smoking, seasoned. cut and spirt SCT � 1000 stereo systeM �7,;,, ■ fenced yard playroom Honest measurement Free g ■ The rIU�A„��7Y�yid Custom buds sleet security 5500 Gall 905 7289759 Or panels. controllers, years of verse. excellent condition. near Harwood Hwy x2 call delivery III Heat Fire Peckers 5400 666 8362 "U r�Jvdtoq l mylltxi ■ window bars allows afford 905 985 4202 Model Railroader maga $500 form 728-7415. after Michelle 619-0686 wood 905 753 2246 MATCHING Sofa $150' ■ iSorid1DgM ir,n� bN able peace of mind even zones. all R R equipment & 6 Love seal $100 Glass top r"`^"""y a'5� ■ EXCELLENT condition supplies included with sale ■ ,v, with the wind open For Goya acoustic guitar $225 7 PC SHERIOAN STYLE QUALITY CHILDCARE FIREWOOD Roka Lunn rade and enc tables 575 idle serwoe.WewaJld a free estimate call Secure otte'nC a ;ann n� with hard shelf case 839. 905655-3102 bedroom suite (solid west 9 v' 9 ed look & Firewood Centre Entertainment tint $50 Call ■ t�li tie � ■ Designs 1905)428-8429 x785 GLASS showcases and nut, valued over id wa ) uca➢Onal environment. 11 4'xe'x12' $60 4'x8'1,16'. Michelle at 434 7521 CARPET BROKER, yrs E C E exp Reason $65 Established 963 dlspay cabmet; negob S1995 OBO Solid walnut ■ HOT TUB 7 SPA. Seats able rates fiewble Nor Days 705 277 3381 Even NORDICTRACK SKI ■ 1• Was your call answeredpromptly? 100 Nylon thick. plush 6 complete with wooden able Filing cabinets - New wardrobe $235 Sofa & smokm� all ages Pare Full Ings 905-43a-6665 Free R1 lglna; for sale like new ■ slain resistant carpet For 3 and used tiling cabinets chair $250 Other odd Original Cost $64� Will ■ Skirl and winter cover time a^C Holidays West delivery t0 Oshawa area rooms. only 5369 00 Price from only $6999 while chairs S30 !each 3 dress - ney Ross and 905.683 sacnt,ce tot $350 Call ■ includes 30 Sq yds carpel $1800 Call 666-3688 quantities last lateral cap ors $55 teach Dryer 595 3 4438 9051428 3942 and leave I deluxe pad and installation HOUSE CONTENTS nets also available Quality antique dressers. 3 antique ' Bargain message ■ ■ your home Free quota Oak wail WAS new 0rid, new and used chairs from chain New Smgle box ' Employment Corner REVERSIBLE. black a 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ 1'?r in your home No n twn 51500 teak d- ng only S19 99 and up Used spring and mattress S135 Wanted'.•restno payment for one table & 4 rhairs $1 so so desk, 'rvm $49 99 and up. Many other Mems 697- 2 LR end-ts 54, ea . box ''ever used $3000 courteous service? '..0 year Daniel. 1 800 las ria •s mates bedslotw,w also avalable. 3532 ■ ■ 1 % 0104 chest freezer etc Can 19055, Speedy Business Centre . $ •--at.•e,,Se, dr;e & 5796;74SOFA d Loveseat ACCOUNTANT' 7 1 queen S30C ea 1 colon4311 9; 35 668-0800 Whitby STAIhFD GLASS da ■ ■ CARPET t,,, sale -for free r,atch,ny- sate blue wrtn 1".., excee-:eCAll as a, DR table & 4 chis - $300 mora 'ase- 1 COC band 3! home service or IMPROVE YOUR LIFE ,n OAK DINING su,te 8 burgundy ,n colour. great Pects Accounting contro 2 circ end-ts with I saw Excellent Cond,lon, ■ ■ a1i and we will snow you 1 ri `�'r �'•,ok u'.q w11,, the p,. r� ; ,: t !n,ihnn, 3 COrldhdn never near pets. le•sh,p f�nanaal state- tops 23 In �n d,ar $4; pard $551 war take S30O '^e d,f erence We also de aelarng -Harmony Slone- years old. owner moving $550 o b o Call 905 428 - me -Sr cosr.ng be d9et,ng. ea Pine Ion desk 1, 3 5't ca 579 63-4 ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ arc•^. Installations re works III your own mond Must sell 51,700 or best oil 7935 cas' flow bank ^ ; m w t" cutch Cal Joa a a: Pow Send 514 05 Inc surance mpc•:cxPort 9:5683004' eveningsWHITL VYo_)OC single bed advertisement? ■ lots and restretchin9 Can e, 434-807° computer Iterate Cali Ross before 9 30 ■ ori cash, cheque. money STEEL TRAILER: w'^ ? storeoe d•awe•s. k.- a;5 43140.10 ori..•. •0 Tranquil Life OA K/PINE FURNITURE l 0!-•.; 6'wlde 'r r,gh. 905668-242' great conation ask $9C ■ ■ - Products. toc Tourl Rd W'•, Fav pr . • . 1),- great for hauling wood. etc 4 BRIDGESTONE R CARPETS lots of carpet, E ,Suite 15B-115 Oshawa of Ontanos oldest and lar $1000 firm 19051 725 8861, 080. Ara. 68� 9225 De. :ax :R'4 -Y _ r-ew sfaln re Ontario LTG 7T4 d 0- ■ gest manufacturers s now anytime 170517991352 of ' 'ad,a'� ores mounted o^ iso carpets er hand. I public ter 5Dm Firewood ■ .+ I carpet 3 rooms. $349 KENMORE. 30' Electric sellingdirect tc the rims 5410 Used oily ter Articles for Sale ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: ice includes carpet c•e ran oven. of Fg solid oak ' DC dining STEPS APPLIANCES. Fish ass winter Please room or 6 solid pine . x11 after 6pm :9C5 839 ■ ■ um Pad expert �nstaila er features ,ge,a!Ker­Ore 1 7 7 SALES d SERVICE: ABSOLUTELY THE 9436 n fast detive,v free es!,. cubic ft reh�gra,t0r. $650 bedroom. your eho,ce Sr� 728 3644 after 5$1995,wr,or^ s '�' ^f •e��r. 5600. o ■ ' ases 130 yards) Ncr^-an Dr pm many scam chokes EF t;c quality hard BEAUTIFUL PIC- 5 PC secbbnal ■ -62314 Traaonal Wo„d,,,,,,k ddioned appliances Muss and lass boa sell' Best wood at low p-.CeS Free , . 9 ■ KING SIZE waterbed 905 995-8774 Prices In town' TURES sa'e. 10, •,' _ases 5 DC bedroom ■ COMPUTER 486Dx 33Mn �' ,n'r 8 head We carry the best warranty' Ala. -, al P Oshawa decopa 3? S60C 3 peached pass fa board~ Excellen• :cn ,r OVERSIZED ^.r_ ladles Dishwashers $15o A up. A,ax y:^- •,y aril Oshawa beau tu. Christma_ gifts at pes 5350 668 99" he i•^T ■ t I+;' -M:'RAM w 1n 2 sports wear R portables ■ bV@ WDUID IIKe tC c3" Ou. seldom used , Lest room ears � bud' .ns Ca' DURHa:� FIREWOOD cos, $45 each �ax20_ y es o' fipppy d1sc I'll es bed, $25C 080 Can 905 and more on, sale ail made Stoves $150 ti ,c ail co 42' 4-4• 5035 A GREAT DEAL 901! ■ ■ 'a' SVGA our a3a 6329 m Canada rJ.:nawa flea ows szes Wa,• ors $150 CHESTERFIELD 6 a s -"- s •e.., ' Pus - •ante• enhanced KNITTING MACHINE Mark,,, "' ak.•. -- odels APPLEWOOD aged 2 = 9 overs Cali ■ ■ '� W Is^n RC 3 up all m 9 If you refer, lard three button mos I 3 4 p m 4•� 284 Dryers $175 n CHAIR J3 . a^, Oshawa 9�E 436 7 p .p. all $2' ^ -10 power Da• 905655- nag- ,'T tracer punch 4249 mak,.... oriels ledges 3 bcsn cord SBC DeI. Isre �',p T.5 e 133 ■ please contact Fred Elsmont ■ '02 Frn<•'• p eo a--., $ ca J, a'uals 111 table. PERFECT CHRISTMAS rs. $200 III u eyed 1 905 98 -4563 ahlan es as, , ABSOLUTELY Mmt ■ ■ yarn $800 Phone 905 GIFT dr by side •ce make' ^ .- w,.•.. at 576-9335. or 683-0707 COMPUTER SPECIAL. 25-,'54i, H 'UM s"f .res water d sponsor. wr, to BROOKLIN FIREWOOD S e au 6 a •' write a^d paste sofa a ■ so. I ,.• l.•,. rix , - 8_,• •a CHRISTMAS :ases to, armcra,• SAOC Ca ■ or fill Out tills Coupon Rani LANDSCAPING T,a,lar eratted. hull d L •00 Years old $800 Stacxape "_ ca color ml,nt„• or ^ was' -ens A 7• a s (9C_ ■ ■ Sk • ' �' - off e COs. exee,,erf, sound Y-rs. 55.er q"a^y seasoned lrewCed $4, .lacy. 2-- ':4 48_. 5 and mall to. i99 w^h modem b CO $7 100 Cao Gar up" nr hooker. Pease p^� a ,leave ones more ask ng $4. each - S50C de , �S Cral s car s 905 576- otx 6'+ c5a; ■ dr 905 555-36F1 9 5,'i7 Bou it sage ?^5655-8'97 HwyALMOST NEW ■ ------ 350 •^xor wrtn ransms __ 5275 loculi Chest :rdr0°`-' GLARING TON freezer 5750 6 month's '= tc Spencers R;.a, torr FOR SALE .'.0 it =nes' s-•' •^ - 'tapes Classified Dep COM- �On HOndd SOC dirt box.• PIANO ,pngn, WprPrwrtn wary 10 err Or q r Department ■ PJTER CLEARANCE ' ame front bac wn .p airy 432-7167Fre Stet's s bu•^ Road f,ee:e' ,_>a cond•POr- headboa•d ales d•essar ■ +ric •'Js $rit•J all her St 10^_ - 'i•3 , CENTER Toes grew .1 cars) Can 905428 ': 73 Appliances 36? French yards 551 !ace cord 52.i:.:a 839-'_ 8 m,••or aril .,,ors ar^+are P.O. BOX ,�•QQ ■ Pace swing 540 Call 905 Oshawa mixed tx�, ,c Ba i -^a•Dre ;00• ;.eek ■ yv1 IC,i;e•. ;aided systems. LOVESEAT -n chair 474 '3-ia? FREE DOG a Iov^; s e ■ .stems 'dude '4-28 No - tai' Dg�'aI Satellite Cali 434 ■ 865 Farewell St. on!:), .,;,Cela. iron S Reasonable PIANOS GRANDFA FIREWOOD J..a ... sea .Te ��� !ally 23 = y,, .^ kre • _1annels for t year •aned grew w•^ ks all ■ 1 Om drive sound ca,as Bestor!es Call ratcnin9 THER CLOCKS Rent to Jwr• I,r only 5825 S sp , -3.1.-oil shots beeCl ,.,. 5d d' $'9'-.C�•^. Cd .,., •„ 3 _ ANNOUNCING ^.fw ow ■ Oshawa, Ontario ea+?•s Dos and w.rd 5681391 r..• .r` 'w' N.•w week! ,. y fall ���., 57, 1}12 C s as a 683_744A s printer Perium MASSEY FERGIJSOr. and um -ed pal Nor ,e) eve 944 Au d�sr sarell to a�^rr ■ LiH L ■ C $' 999 Out the door wet-" dr Rent to ow-- a: sire HITACHI Stir, tone ` FREE TO GOOD -mr ar 5 Pay '�ao • - •..•_.,i Re, he's c^ v $70 ^.o mpr•hIy ■ ■ cos. an taxes ^c'uded e• 4•. yl gas new „ad upr grit gran^, 'ng res ey r board' Some 1995 , -.Ck tube. PC n V H ; •,•so - 9C5 655-366• _ rY re Here now"'Lots of ware Dump. ad. mai ^e ,n ition Re^• C H, '•om e `' g`s� 1e`-'Ve'a r 'v--' SaL5/a rOr S one -eaSJre of our s icce55 ■ ed 4864 from $.199 M: l! good condition -Ns ap aval,ap�e at reduced pr ces FIREWOOD r play' a i« art ANTIQUES 3 PC bed ■ as • - an as _ ` '.•.raw systems from g g Te-ep P ano Wo•k, 433 $15 80 wee, v Car 4C5 Y Sh 75 Dr0 '2 M high ask n Ia9' 5711412 a v x yes „d mptete and guaranteed $3 r` 060 call 433 of- 55 Car acre c'lerry FREE TO 4-o. d home • J %a. cupDCa•d ones. OfEANTIQUES. USED FURNITURE � _4d a Color prime, 5125 MATERNITY SHARP t hies, VCR KENWOOD 21�� watt .,e•man S d awe s a•mo�re. Oir _„s..:a,ngron Compute• WAR n..' ..•r, nroe 2 T So 'a E _or. 5„ rro"erd OUSE ITEMS. learanc DROBE ',,sed s 5C Call C. . >JO w 1^ Cri,Cren •-tale tom �^ ria caL ret ,,p a Center 697- � ' a 33 `978 after i duupr Via, -ef • w..r 9c"roe^! board nand caryec 69'- •J59 164 Base,me Rd I• -'udes business p m speakers Rent to owe f••,m ax `'_kenrr Wht^y "t'''one a2'_i 326 1. J.i'.,'7?: J� j .R1 and:asuj, Ior an original SHEDMANP Bowmanvdle 'Da''y Carrs $7 2S weekvf•5 427-7666 FREE 7',00 :)M0 6 BARN rr & Westney Rd S Ajax size 8 10 Best otters style s-: t x A SPE 57 tat2 DEMOLITION I DIAMOND RING ; ad,es 420-5483 NlV S )S plus tax ' R a ]. ^ . CIAI n FAE wC 0 sera.neo f ^,y las Beams Spruce BEAU TICUL -^ Ora- Man SHARP TV VCH coon "eprerd cross 681.8348 a ase hard CARPET ,. MINK y s !u, coat full y other szrs and styles and ring set w •^ S da- bra' Ili h •esol'h0n ilei veer, wood beams O�!e•e^' Ar - _ -e. ,..a a e. P. •- ,Yes dU yards n' moods III •' nt conddpn. as. available AU^. garage, 9 to cello-� condrtonrd at and dress '••t M..k.I, Hd Picture tube int AV $S,, a 'd:e Cord Cal: Je'•y GAS STOVE +-'.pG•^•t es antl en9ms Alsc myde $650 _arpef Premium pad and 5.24.. 'n9 `.,aJl: Sean sewn ; Jacks auto r ,amm,n ,3,-, -' "-3'' - I ,. Ret : table 8 :.ra,rs or -re, mslallat"n Custom blinds - (papers avail machine good work • ; Unit 3 Pick.•• •,q F • ---ore Dog g 1 en• :Ona storage ava"able .905, Polar an offer Can 905- -umvenal remote c-r•rol do $' 2t Call 683 8330 387 1303 lent condi$-So Cale also available at lowest o73 0091 condtion. ask ^ ; $+ into call 905 c' i ?093 Rent to own "Or'r50 wk 5. 728-1566 prices Sa, 31,'543227-,C 728-4956 Call 905 571 1412 - � _]Z:_ S e' v i c e S r-7 u s i c--- s Ism - 11:1111, �■ Oil G f O r Pi�vinQ (905 883-o Tom '� - ��--------Fax (905) 579-2238 -- . -- �•�aa41�-�'iri. �. 1 ' Improvements ' ' Improvements C 6 R Maintenance at,ons+ elc!nca^yp+umo- Ing ceran -- !Iles carper- ;ty F•orr snag repairs to r'a!or renoval,Ons Fully gua•anteed. tree est, - mates (905)432-8931 EUROPEAN TILE SPECIALIST Wilt renovate your bath- room, or kitchen walls. as well as door Lies Good references and sausfac- tion guaranteed For free estimates call D. Dykstra 7254913 CARPENTRY free estimates house additions, basements, decks. trim work, door in- stallabonr baseboards. sheds. root repairs. (905) 619.2930 Bill Jr. J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Special zing in custom homes, additions, reno- vations, rec rooms and basement apartments Residential and com. mercial Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free consultation Call Jeff 905-434-3604 RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Aad,' . hmsrlea bsmts bat^- •oams. necks a.e 6 wooc -'1'S. acr_"s & windows g..a•anteec and reliabie call Walter 1905029-2145 Improvements Specializing in roofing, siding. soffit, eaves trough. window & doors. Please call Tom 579-3760 leave message ' Handyman rL59R ROSE RENOVATION i HANDYMAN SERVICE Dustily arV•n•y, e, ,, " 1. Pli•b779• •'ryw+, pow" e - AM CoMOM houro alike work Smit fobs welcome. R•ncrrbk rales• relrwxw Gurarleso work Call arryilliai (9031723-6122 Roofing A & C ROOFING, Shingling, all types of roofs. new and old. Workmanship Guaranteed. Free estimates. Call Andrew at (905) 428-87D4. FWe Plumbing ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING Licensed plumber. no lob too small, no lob too big. Compete Renovation Free estimates. great prices, guarantees lowest 905- 725-2507 or 1.800-340-0058 MPainting 6 Decorating EXTERIOR Painting Wallpapering or, Good prices • Good work Call Mel 576-6553 re -M, ' Painting & • Moving & • Decorating • Storage TMS PAINTING dt DECOR Intern, & Exterior European Workmanship Fast clean reliable service 42x0081 • Moving & • Storage -HARRY-OTHE- MOVERS Move log or small, we price them all' Free estimates, senors discount start no- tice moves Appliances moved also storage space available. Comparable rates Ca11432.2850. MEM vvrrH I"ARGE TRUCK Will do household moves, residential, commercial. All types of moves. Call Carl or Jam 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartments, of- fices. Appliances and Piano Specialists Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts Licensed. in. sured Free Estimates Excellent service. Call 436-7795. _-.r I se^..es moves ap- pl.a^ce and piano special- s', Flat rate or hourly We new have heated storage ,colts Now offering tree boxes with move Park and load special starting at $9? and up Call for mfor- matlon 725-0005 or 427.0005 EXIWWXed Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, offices, apt. etc Plano moving Paclung available new, Flooring, Carpeting CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restrelching. our specially Free estimates. D A N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987-1800 • House • Cleaning HONEST dependable and reliable cleaning for your home or office Rea- sonable rates Call for a free evaluation. 432-7583. House 7C1.e aningg CLEANING By Angel. Christmas & Senior's rates. 686-1231 • Party • Sevices RASSIT j WANTS WORK � Md p" i Children s Parties And All Occasions have My Own Magician Cail Ertnie 6615-4932. • Snow ne. Banquet Removal Facilities MERRY CHRISTMAS DAD. Rest your back this year with Top Growth residential snow clearing No plows Surprisingly Inexpen- sive Free estimates Pay as you go Cancel anytime 686-1436 • Party • Services MAGICIAN, Gown friends, ready to en- tertain for arty age, any occasion. Birthdays, pro- motions. openings, fund raisers. Magic shows are fun' Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728-8334 HALL FOR RENT SIm- coe Approx 3,400 sq ft Plenty of Parking For more information call 571-4046 • y Driving • • Schools DRMNG SCHOOL CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL 4 Day Driving Course $279 Dec. 21 - 24, Jan 2. 5 Also regular courses offered. 4261717 Courses approved by MTO108UCPDEA To phlce your �rlZ_a`d In 7er�7,wismr call 683.0707 and let Cfle 0� Ot'f pfofesstonad edlllsm Wp you. • • Driving • • Business • • Schools • Services S&B DRIVING SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A .O 4 lessons and test 5105. •10 Lessons $150 •Full Course 5259 Free pick -up and drop on (416) 287-3060 • Health, • Beauty SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 S tax Service for small bus�nes5 provided by a pro- 'esslonal accountant. Monthly, quarterly or year - 'y Includes filing all govern- ment forms Judy Kuksis CGA 905420-2081 • • Health, • Beauty IMVNMAILS I Fibreglass or sculptured $25; Professional esthetics Services AU at low prices 428-8372 Thinking of having a Christmas or New Yarn party this season? No time to dart? Let Wizard's Touch take the stress out of Chrispnas •nt•rlainif9 by providing professional, me experienced hocleaning services to your household! 109E discount for first time Pr•teMxYs and soeetal chidstmas gift cutif�ates • Weekly, hi-monthy, mmor ty • Move -ins & move -outs - hoer estimates! of Fully insured - affordable pricing!!! 3 WIZARD'S TOUCH - t HOME CLEANING SERVICES'. }, (905)839-7703 _ "Serving Durbams finest R•glons!" ChristmasChriTrees stmas 1'f1F. �M:11ti :1n� 1?ftT�kp;RR[IS,, UECF1irsF:K 6,'199(rf'acF 3.c, Trees Christmas Arts & Arts & Trees • gAutomobiles Crafts • , Crafts 1 For Sale • , Snowmobiles • 1 Snowmobiles " Apartments CHRISTMAS TREES Cut Your Own or PreCut Spruce, Pine & Fir 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. - 8 p.m. BOWMANVILLE - Waverley Rd.. Exit off 401, ",Orth 12 miles on Durham 57. OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Cut your own S22 ANY SIZE tax Incl. Fresh cut trees $15 & up tax Incl. FREE TREE BAILING WATSON TREE FARMS FREE Candy Canes for kids (90,1263-8858 FREE ire christmas Trees Blackstock Tree Fart" c"e Pre-cut Trees available '2 `$• c,^'7 up Spruce. Pine F'rs vr,',glas. Balsam r"1 Fraser Fir All locally ;'pwn an0 professionally OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK NV, .,; 15 miles to Mountloy Rd . a,' J«pr„ x 4 kms to larm Be Sure you re at the nght 1 :'IresS, :here s two TREE FARMS or our road I x4060 Mountjoy Rd. E 986-0379 Candy Canes For Kids 0 Garage/ Garage/ Yard Sales Yard Sales ;,ARAGE AND CCNTE.14T SALE Cottage furniture. dressers. lamps. ' ' Automobiles For Sale 1984 '.' . a'. A,,'IA% Jr.1 ,:,«re. 4 'ew UreS ast year slar7aro vans 4- d' only 114 0nr) km We'i cared ! r Runs like a !pp Asking $1000 otic 436- :503 1986 �:OOC Vvagon 2 5 000 Kr- •ins great. great w,rte• -a' Can be cern'ed As 5710 as is ,28-1527 1986 CHEV ',E LEE3PITY t a,t0 4 Jr e runs g'ea' ASK-; 700 Call 555 5193 1986 FORD 'F'AP� 4 - E'P v �L. a,• ^ew •ns rete^' tune-up .'ea• -ape S'„', as 's best one' Ca:' 'x75579- 1378 Toro riding lawnmower, mist. 1986'; yMOIJ iH Reran, Sat.Dec.7.8am -4pm 4 „ '. Jco., c0^depn 2620 Brock Rd N Pickering 5395 '3p2 Chev Val'" (across from Seaton Golf Course) Classic Vp auto. 92 sJr, •^> mint condition 52000 S-1045 1988 BLUE TAURUS. ' Computer Computer « , q Video ' Video cast con!ro, 'ace oec. .celient Intenor • •3 , INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE �ome and ..eC Page crea:._n Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 • 350 certJied x:905 69' 3C 1988 ^ev Co•s,ca 4 or ,..t., 14 000 It, ex_el;ent Ondit'. on $3'95 .4H7 odge Caravar 7 pas - enger mill: van auto 37,000 km al clear, ex. elient running S34x• .en :33 1787 . - - -- 1968 MUSTANG titre e r ti: scwk ^g remote, e. Pets/Supplies" ,randar greyan Cooci condition,dto"tenor S350 434 Boarding never driven Only -3000 k -s ASK - • 56000 VERSA -TRAINER Home accessible. Manual wheel -'aCiue '6,n excellent 'Jn Jt,on 51200 Electric vreel-cnan. 17,n . used -rce exx ent condition, ea' biaLK $4000 o b o rn table & chairs. condition. S65 905 �76-2282 atter 6pm WASHER and dryer $300. + ,:_o condition 436 9, y 1 Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely, . gtwndure or an- .7ning Old $C,entific ,nstru- ents china silver, adver- ng. toys decoys. dolts, ' rik Do!tles, collections or -:s!a:es Call Robert Bowen ;'! ques (905) 655-8149, FREE REMOVAL of un - N3 -!ed scrap metal, stoves, A35ners. cars. trucks or an - ng metal call 905-571- 4 WANTED Fleetside C'evy mid Size 80's truck Cc■easonably paced. Cau Jerry 905-985-7290. WANTED - overhead pro. error. reasonably priced. Call 697-3104, ask for Ran_ ly R: Anternet NEW MUSIC a -zine hltp www durham. news neV-a1p238in- dex htm M:LFound OSt& FOUND male un -neutered Crown tabby cat. Llveril Ilwy 2 area on Nov.30196. age "686-0375 leave mes. "age ENGLISH BULL i,rroe,a -all Troy 9C5 S9 _X46 8 weeks L C «rite s8C'0 a m+ ata'_.,.- earn Cau (9051 9861030 1988 PONTIAC NEO MASTIFF , ^ pp,es 4 7""•_ 4 - ••'• power " -Jia & ' '.•'vow heady to steering- Cakes AC lug. go mid Decerl asks; gage rack AM FM stereo S60C J interested call 432 Cass Exce Beni cord, -on 7688 Ce^.died S390C 080 Call Park -. A a ac 436-0791 BEAGLE PUPPIES 7srawaCa i'. ' P.:recred ^G cape•, ret 1989 MAZDA MX6. LX. Checxeo. first snots. Call extra Dear � sll ,. Darren 416281 1889 or roof power brakes steer - Lau.le 705-6532703 ,ng winolows one owner JACK RUSSELL Pup- pies for sale males aro fe. males, will have first set of needles and dewormed, ready to go by Christmas 655-3418 BK:HONS. Peek a Foos, Miniature Schnauzers German Shepherds. Lha- sas. Himalayans. plus Eng- lish Setters coming All HA. GEN Aquarium Kits Below Cost at Trent Pet. Oshawa Center. Call 436-3724 PEDIGREED Labrador Retriever puppies CKC registered Parent on site Certified. (Hip Dysplasia Free). Ready Dec 8. 19% 5 Females. 4 Males. All blonde, dewormed, dew- claws. 1st shots. Phone Shirley Crago (905)436- 2542. 1 1Off� Sale $3.600 9051619-0651 1989 MERCURY TOPAZ 4 or au!o ps. pb, dmtm Cass 4 new tires, new paint ask mg 53000 obo 729-0597 atter 6 p m . weekend any time 1990 LUMINA EURO: 4- door automatic. air. cruise,tilt. maroon high mileage S520C certified. $4900 as Is (9051432-7306 dance. am -tin radio, auto, 4 dr, power steering, power brakes. asking 54.500 438-0419 1991 Cadillac Brougham, excellent condition Load- ed, blacklgrey leather m- lenor. 130 kms S12,500 Rick, evenings 666-4670 1991 CAVALIER RS. 4 - door, a/c, amRm cassette. 185.000kms, highway dri- ven, $3200 o b o Call 905- 721-8208. NEED A VEHICLE? Poor credit? No credit? Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905-576-1800 or 1-888- 259-3673.1 can help! 1973 DODGE CHARG- ER, (Muscle Car), good body, A-1 engine, new tires etc.,$1200 OBO as is 985- 2191 1979 244 GL Volvo. only 100,000 km., needs tr ro- lors to cert $750 or best offer. Call 579-1743 eve 1979 DODGE Magnum. automatic, KC. new tires, brakes. tune-up, leather seats. 105.000 original km $1500 060 Call Jim (905) 683-9575 1991 CNEV Lumina Z34, 1 owner, new battery & al- ternator, sun roof. Michelin tires. S8300 obo. Call 905- 404-8715 1991 DODGE SHADOW. 5 spd. 112.000 km. ps, pb. sunroof, new rad. water PUMP. brakes. tires. asking 54500 certified 723-4103 1992 BUICK REGAL Excellent condition Certi tied Loaded withoptions 132.000 kms 59.500 OBO 905-428-1365 1993 CAVALIER Z24. V6. white. loaded. 39.000 Kms Lady driven showroom condition, asking $11 500 call 905 985-2232 FOLK ART SALE Hand painted gifts, miniatures, ornaments, florals. 49 Hawkins Crs. (Westney/ Lakedriveway) Sat. Dec. 7, 9-4 p.m. Sun. Dec. 8,10-4 p.m GREAT CHRISTMAS IDEAS! AN OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS SALE & VICTORIAN TEA Petticoa; Creerl House 440 Kingston Rd. Pickering (N side. 'N of RoseCank R1, ) Sat.. Nov. 30 - Sun. Dec. 1st Sat. Dec. 7th - Sun. Dec. 8th 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. The work of 8 artisans Handcrafted gifts - Unique jewelry and clothing Cards - Ornaments - Edibles Afternoon Tea and Scores Ba5kei, and fine Lit/ts Christmas Sale & Open House Saturday, December 7, 1996 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1220 Rigby Drive Pickering �r 905-839-6450 -1 ' .. � 1 =•. - CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW November 24 AJAX COMMUNITY CEN -11 ER 10 A M - 4 PM FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING (THIS WAY TO REDUCED GIFTS) Telescopes. 1.000 clocks. christmas dec. orations, designer christmas cards, jewel- ry• videos, wood crafts, ceramics. much more. 1910 Dundas St. E.. 2 east of Thickson Whitby 666-5100 Sat. and Sun. 1991 PONTIAC Grand Am SL mmaCWa!e white w'grey Intenor.V5. auto an P p%b. p!w tilt crwse. abs dlum,num wheels am:tm %asse,te 80.000 highway kms S12 500 905 579- 2983 1985 COUGAR, ' 35 000 . original .re, new 5'akes excellent condition us! 'sell 53100 Tele phone 42x0144 anytime 1995 FORD ESCORT lark Gue:,jreen, 1 3 L 15 dive ABS. exterrie, warr I -to 28')00v^ $12995 :gin 905-519-0E'!; Auto Insurance. F'C ::rO a Nr �Clcm gelling a competitive rate] Call Jones - Dooley Insurance. Ajax f�, a-,vat,0r 427-3595 xj L tAJt .. -- .. cne�K� 572;4 r!, i 0 Ltd 5H5 :128 OW KMS 9e6 P; ac ^t good :ono 526;0 CPr•,' 4"1G OW LOW. ,w V- - teller' o'g -r Cade, 390, Cert.fie, BC Ca11435 ;79' 'OU KNOW we have 'IIOwlst prices and '1e best atter sale `?".Ce Why buy any «here else° Cerficar "as over 28 fine Cert,- ' ed reconditioned ve- ^'Ues Eg Blue fight special •. - ,. S t >.: p5•µ,5 •,-`. 1'3 �> '.89 •c ' fi.a '•Orn •995 (;w, speed SE alit;. !ea: ? 5 supe• 595 ' 392 Tau^,s •d'g :cede, ^Ow 99' Ch- ve wiled A Kr^> Dlac- S' 3 955 1?�B,< --c-e _. aided o•--•- St 33c +9; G'anC Voyage' C -a I ; I 'J O so"t*ss Mr ,M'y 5•'925 '999 Grand �E cacIe, c• s!,ne _eller S7 "125 , 988 teryJ 2 roes r :y1 .>eeC ;8 SCC , A-• • ?75 388 jeha ,'x^ "r > ve ^Ow $3 39C 08t A: e> ,tire ,ce .a' -J495'9C4 Parnell xtle^, ' 29 7oC - like -'w 52.995 Cortical,. 155 King St W Osha- wa. at Midtown Mall (905) 579-2886 Open Sunday 1990 r^ou!^ Ac:. a.m ,' -ass 4 or S425- IF4R SAS" isoPHAZERWMOBILE Dependable, excellent cond. , new seat, toe bar, hand warmers, runs. Beauty $1,995, 5,600 km. 1-705-328-0402 ' Trucks For Sale '995 BLZZ: .. •r MC,n•a,r. E,u .r :w T sage e,nenert ccr. ;I'irr -a,1553.29'2 84 DODGE D15 •ep ou ]err 'cernI " P 5 'urs wel 51500 Call •x,`..523-88' 3 IM11 Vansr 4'h'heel Drive 1988 FORD A e, . - ” « 1 '63. Cr'dY an, -Cen, w; 4 -w •rws *-f. 4-,4 r 5:;;: fti?• 1989 DOOGE CARA VAN SE , p. ... p' w „'a•n , a •ar_., c a-. a. se^L:ce , 7r best -r T,. et r or-.:. 565 3938 92 AEROSTAR EXT ^vrr 'Auv D- sear. r 5' s`: Ala. �. iJ3 44--- T ral 4--LTrailers 19% HOMESTEADER ■ L. lad i,:T Ma- t-11-y- a'rhor^ 4 :' ca!n --ol 'ull Sze v,,care stove air :ower E e.:!• - ^�! ii deck,red -rw 'Oct - cxOnda 'xr^ ,p - Carpe: ):Gated a'. .r•,' In Par+! c Hwy jr ,et weer L >a, arq BCCcay «ate• B'ar-; ^ew A,. bes! :,o'er ,ea.. ^,essage be'D,e 4 p 7 Car. after - 9 : Park > re. go!^joie AsK rr:se Wt; 57z--3:3' 'Auto Parts & Repairs 198' ,.alit c lir auto .: v,ait Dave 576 6! 3C otorcycles ' Automobiles Wanted OJIllill 1983 CX 650 $50. ash on CHRIS=p.m. " '`"t 'G' slap `ars & "iCKS Any: m2 .,,dill 91.5 CE Sa[ys K TOWING 10 aOn the Spot 646 Amareng 0 - 55 60C for nd scrap cars cks any condi- OPEN HOUSE ll anytime 24 Christ, Crate Show days Fast 30 Floral designs, wreaths, sprays. rvice. tVo partscandles & lots more SIItt111. Dec. Mb iia4M • fMa all Ken 2059 Gknimim it R/., 1Pidkp;wiCwe O liar' )I 5584[-- - I ) 328.8081 '!}'3' AIVIVUAL 00 C�" �LX Sat. Dec. 7, 9 am- 2pm. St. Pauls United Church, Ajax 65 Kings Cres. (Harwood & Town Hall area ) 30 Vendors, No admission charge tomoiles g1TTA-ub For Sale 1993 MERCURY Topaz, 2 - door Sport. automatic, air, cruise. tilt. p/s. p:b. W.. anvlm. warranty, extra clean. 42 000 km $9000 obo 905 436-7452 leave message 1994 CAPRICE (Police Car). 131 000 km. 905-4271044 1994 Cavalier, 2 dr white. auto. air. arrvfm cars Cer- hhed $ 9950 Call Prlyll,s 905 8527086 evenings and weekends Eg Automobiles For Sale 1994 Geo Metro Hatch- back, auto. a�c. new tires. amain cassette. excellent condition. S61DO certified Must be seen Nancy 723. 1115 (days), 6973382 (eve t 1994 GRAND PRIX SE. PW 11. P:S. P -M Cruise. Tilt. AnvFm cassette. secur. ity system. 79.000 km 514 500 Can 683.3020 CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vehicles Vehi- cles must be in running condition Lail 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayy St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES on,Trucks for Sale 1988 CHEVY 3x4 ton pick up. Certified. S4, 000 OBC, 728-4375 1990 Jimmy S Series. 4X4, 32.000 km on rebuilt motor 4 3 New paint Loaded, as is $6800 905- 985-2306 Jim (Port Perry) 1991 CHEV S-10 Du. RANGO, extended cab excellent condgion, blue exter,ormtenor 4 3 litre box i,ner. 56 500 or best Otte, Can (905,728-6910 .r• Da Na' :,. :-a.. I''.e tar. tag cover 2600C ^t Conor 1, lir SZ JJo Ca,' 579_! -c,3 eve 1984 TY250 Yar^ara '•3 S Ke S _-_ 'Jr Oke S. SOC 'c' Dike a -d scares Cal 5 79-' :43 eve • 1 owrrwbiles 1987 COUGAR. 50o tar. cooled new track ,K. skins low kil cover $2,.00 or best otter 985-4692 19W POLARIS INDY 500 liquid cooled. new tfesn motor. handle & thumb warmers. ski skins. Car- bdes. studs. excellent Con. dition Ready for snow 53500 obo 905-965-8039 Stewart. atter 6 p.m 1995 INDY XLT, excellent condition, $5100 1987 YA. MAHA INVITER, great la. dies sled. $1800. 1986 YA MAHA V -MAX, very good conOltian $2300. 1988 YA MAHA XLV good condition S1900. 9853561 atter 6 pm 1 Recreational Vehicles 1993 YAMAHA 4 wheel drive 350 Big Bear plow Chains . til wmdsh,eld. 54600 obo Call 905 985- 9688 atter bpm CAMPPING MEMBER SHIP life time. camp US Canada $4 00 per ^.qnt Coast to Coast Nervli Paid $3695 sacrifice S395 US 1 800236 0327 JM11 Apartments For Rent 1 & 2 Bedroom ac's and snawa and H:wr anv'n "Startlrg at SF -"r ^-0n•h 'ridge & stovec tide, « air ,ry a A,es ^.0 cu's Can , qr `, 534 24 C' RUSSET & SIMCOE ' . :edrrr. new'at ed '2 p :. ~-taro sr c's -eat ^0, «a rkJ- For Rent BROCKJHWY 2 Rrlghr .,parr mere separate e^''arr:e bedroom '�ivmgk 1 -.:r appliances cable !+-s 3,'C nc'uded could be ',em, furnished. S700 1st/ aSl Available immediately 905-583-'205 BROOKLIN 3 -bedroom acarine': ,• oge. stove ,hlrt,es ncluded 5730 month available now CCI: 9C5 555-5539 CENTRAL Ajax. 'eshly ca ...:. ; c.,- , - case •^ort apa'Imen! pr, -,ate 'I, lve. separate entrance. :able, t,replace ''ew 4pr oroadlr,om .,alk amer.,ies Rei., -rices ' >!. asl 5`.99 Eo +05428- 7'37 CENTRAL Oshawa •^a.^ snot ca ^,ent or ^ , separate "arca garage 5695 aSI last 'egV.'e'! AJ3. atle Jan is! 9, Cal: 9C5 -%"e3- 5533 CENTRAL ;•,^a«a ^...lis. ,P dip e 555. Mar.,'e parse 'e •erl F •'as..orerercres a '^list Ava -able Ja^ aur r -Iles ',C ry-gs CHURCH SI , Hwy 2 559` y average-, a m+ ata'_.,.- ^•. FeC 'S f d'ac _ psi' d'% 443 :298 3,,• OSHAWA La',e CLEAN LARGE se, dear• . ,- Ouse "se S'. ^ 75e ' : •.. i •nil A.., ., rie Jan s, Park -. A a ac •'!']ge „- Agres St e^.late y ao .re 7srawaCa i'. ' P^ 9.. ,2 EXCEPTIONAL NEW 2 BEDROOM BUILDING _-, red, - Avatar'- Jan :..> .. P•erer r, 5• . ^0'•, 9 5 428 `7f:24.S FINCH WHITES RD 2 BEDROOM .: a•• E +=' � I , :•Ccva :• nnawd > •'dela '0r ;r.- ;,a:• - p , a,cw., .;_ .-. 'civ,^„ K.:^ ,mC.. 5, 2 BEDROOM . r .. !1e, ca• PICKERING .. s r , _. sN .er3 - ... •. cel „ du^rGn a'ea Pa••' base^ito seca'a:e er a'^ye ; :'arae ' :ar par• .- e^ area 3.a:an.- Jill . I 4,4 ^ cors avail January 2 BEDROOM snr^e^ - ^dusno '>t'asr ,.sra«a SG.r,• 3' FURNISHED Ava, able ^+me- BACHELOR aare!e° v ,. qr a Ot-3 SEDPOC'v .dseTer• «a �ura S4:.- .. ^ Wt N N Jsr'awd `eCa -...>,vr Nt >,.•.r cos r« 'ate e^ a^_e a ew ,a^ 5 ACs:, e s Y 'enovate, sill '. ro-e 7239.'4 ncwse nets `rs: i as' 3va.al FURNISHED ap; er mm.!o.alley 4-4x- Fir" .., ,. •-,r^e7.a.'C 2 bedroom 4 5+_• a. ' at.'7'v avaabr .,n,u- . i app"ar_ _ es par. - ,hes rc•uC GATEWAY COMM , til 2C S+'!: Jar A,a. Re TY HOMES ' - 27 BEDROOM ,pa•! -' ria"=w - •s r ,.. "esniy xc xarrc St'.: aude> a.. . •,,,ties Ava,aua :se !G scroois :Crary .,an Jr '2'.. CC,borne SI -wtn GN .oar! Avai,a. vV ->nawa Bea-. 'u' r'me0idre r 42s-'6329 . view rot 7rec:y 'ac -,3 fir,,, Oshawa m apx : ^eat pa•k very clear aro Rler AJAX -..any scc:Ie.: ss re 'n oae•^ oec✓e brand new ;: .a!e ra,7 pe! "ee :, , arg 57' 0887 :arge .:erarr,c K •c^en AD 9 4 1.; T Mcr Fn pica^cos ac >ee• 2 -BEDROOM BSMT sponS,C,e rerar! -`? .. lr.:_t •. Reverences Legal ^.r -e _.d•eJ ilia eNc smo. - 4 cots 'am.cs. oak . ;;^er• sepa '305'6Ac-'d32 ate e^t',,i SE 95 - A,& able Jar •s, 97 Ha, AJAX Oxford Towers, pac-1w aca'•'^en!s .0 et ^wiorng. -icse snopp `g 40' GO Poci ,aura Two DeCj,Cio S. �mmea,a:e y Jar •st & Feb 1st F,om $8C9 183.5322 683-857, ,.ntii' 30p m APARTMENTS FOR RENT 12.3 n adult tx iia. ing, for Dec and Jan Near Hospitalon bus stop Call '28-4966 ATHOL GREEN COOP 250 Dunlop St E Whitby has 2 bedroom apts avail able Immediate ata FeD 1 occupancy Units are $628 Ill plus utilities Appliance es required Close to all amenities 668.9641 for application AVAILABLE FEB •. Large main floor of house 2 .1 bedrooms. $750 per month, all inclusive, first & "art required .references. Also dyad D0' garage to, storage 9873043 AVAILABLE Jan. Ist. . 2 Dedrooms living room kitchen, 4 appliances cen- Vat air, large garden. ravine setting. $725 per mo Phone !9051 579-272._ AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, in wh ILy Apt bU�idin^y spacious CarpeF ed. newly painted. with oar cony. close !o Dus. shop ping. all utilities ncluded hast last 'equ.red. no pets. 2 bedroom 575,. call 430-- 0134 3kx0134 --lGry RCss,ard. Dedu G!W 4 cecroom ncuse dec�rar ea ceramics 5!'95. Ava,lable Feo 'SL97 905 579--i' 32 HWYa21 ALTONA. Bngn! scaCl;,us bedroom base. ire-! separate entrance. earn kitchen gas fire. piace parking. 5700 'nor!n. Jan 1, call 509- 5063 LAKEVIEW. S. DICKER- ING. I Dorm plus den, vaulted ceilings, fireplace. :arge deck overlooking Bay Parking Sults 1 to 2 peo- ple. Avail Jan 1 _ no -pets. 5825 inclusive 420-0210 LARGE 1 BEDROOM Apartment across from Oshawa Centre 5650 all nclusive. first 8 last re- quirea Available January 1st 723-0038 LARGE 2 BEDROOM PICKenng. newly renovated, spacious living room, quiet street, double driveway. 5790 per mo Available Jan St 420-4801 LARGE 3 BEDROOM Penthouse over 2.000 so it open concept loh, walk. out to large Jeck. games room 2 bathrooms, ap. ofiances included Avail able Jan Ist S995 per mo all inclusive Pool table and CuSIOm fish tank 'or sale Call Dan PlOwman 434 5222 PAGF -Affi t: Nt WS AUVFItTISFR FRIBAY,1)t:l t:!►1Bt:R 6, IMM Sales tiances, central vac. h01 1 � • Retail Space '• :•"v :.,e , 11 -, „ ' , Apartments Apartments For Rent For Rent , Houses For Rent f r f • Houses For Rent LOVELY bungalow home Townhouses For Rent Townhouses For Rent ava,lable Jan 1st'97 S990. aw, Houses For Rent [91 Vacation 9AM Properties • Personals 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances. laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $785-$867. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. A RENTERS DREAM! Nigr , they j,•w... t Iw„ �'..,• .two home nkti "ew Indge. Move. $795 loci , ail but phone 3 bedroom asKinq 565.900 Min reg gross come 526.000 /year Call Ken Collis. Coldwpll Bank e, 728.9414 1ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES' WHY RENT) BUY' N;, D obiem,,.n cit me show you now i 9 �,v P S'r' 0 ',I I \ Al•>,rlut, Afford,il,It' STILL RENTING?? «•H1 NOT OWN A: 1 -13th St'1111 $700/nit) tit IT 3-11ic'd bunplil $800 month No down payment? Bad Credit] Discharged Bankrupl7 Call Me! 4905)571-6275 or 1-500-8.10-6275 MARK STA VL FY Sales Ril, swl !hoof• 1 v, 1 kcah, int FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 Bedroom Townhouse. Units Utilities Included Stove & Refrigerator Paf(juay floors throughout Parking included Playgmund Area Close to schools and shopping From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 L ' '' all, , ,� AC RITSON/HILLCROFT ? - Call Thomas C. Pike t r " , ' a , 4 alp Office 8 1 1 SPECIAL Huge apartments. bright kitchens, Close to amenities. Only a few left Call Now (905)571-4608 OSHAWA CENTRAL Sales tiances, central vac. h01 1 � • Retail Space '• :•"v :.,e , 11 -, „ Rep. Remax Accord lab+pool, close to schools, f r f • " '^ "r set LOVELY bungalow home apartment we'ad stove Realty Ltd. 57&3111 ava,lable Jan 1st'97 S990. AJAX PJe.rr"y Hwy ' Auctions : JZy available now 5450 laundry fac,htes avail urd Ries Ist'last 905404- J'ea L a•ge home to share • P'vale large ,u'n,shed •'dudes everything Po' Jan 1 S62C plus "ydro call .a683 Close to GO 8 Transit ldoor pool S2 DOC per mo meals 8 more information can Steve 839 -4659 SOUTH Ajax neaurful 3 S3751monthly All ,ncius,ve :ills utilities Phor e 655- 76 6999 M bedro_:^ ^ ,. r n great area. air appliances deck walk out & more S115C. tda,as Call 683 6092 AUCTION SALE SAT. DEC. 7TH AT 10 A.M. PARK 3LOOR area a '''"' " 1.- baths COCKAPOOS 6 t2 week -ales and to '1st S795 Heat incl' tsftast ONE LARGE :,ed'Oom available ime males shots. vet 870 TAUNTON I'a,k ^; 416 48'-163,- area smoke• 905133-3732 at ,lately Can 905 686-Oa29 checked $50 each Tele RD, E. WHITBY NEAR OSHAWA .. ,'a•. 0 6 0 WHITBY NORTH . -ecu Phone 725 2639 Grant FURNITURE. ANTIQUES ^ "" ^' •+:' :rear PICKERING one bed f r f • " '^ "r set LOVELY bungalow home d VEHICLES quiet 5 unit buld,ng. free -,. • ,.,...... i,,. available r ' - •ing on quiet court a bed w t^ (•••istan family - OI d ".i ding rnCOived Ill- laundry fac,htes avail immediately seP en cl n )OMS 3 12 baths sauna. P'vale large ,u'n,shed �'• ,CUons from a Tor - Jan 1 S62C plus "ydro call franca shared laundry- • i i i ldoor pool S2 DOC per mo meals 8 am.rn,6es I ,r- - � faun try pool Avail ab 839 -4659 new Krtche- temaie no • i. :ills utilities Phor e 655- �nauoed Gf •••) Moven & Sto,- g no t•e' smn-,. we-c^ore Nc pets AASUI 3555 parkng Palk o Gram view Keewatin Non 't Company wt! are ONE LARGE :,ed'Oom NEW ft Ste+ 9633 IMMEDIATE POSSES 'N WHITBY. 51150 monthly area smoke• 905133-3732 at til One Of their ng laundry noesmok -g ova„db,r ,r wet. 1 bedroom dr m PICKERING VILLAGE 2 BEDR011m Je .' ", 4 appliances ter bpm -'aleS including 9 '" '' `•• nt IOwnr Ouses r well main basement apt. evl vauted "e�ngs ` ea garage 'insned Casement PICKERING >rare large Curved glass Itah- • 'Florida AUCTION, cer nea• 4C b V, sr 5 5 ava.abl- Feb 1st 9C5 -- basement made chert high V 9 SAT. DEC.7 Large windows. a' a r pa a rid• v Jan m„ntn. t r r, as. Call � �" Apartment m ava lade m e -S diner !worth ap- Go Utilities 'n„wded First last laundry. separate s; i a,5 soy-o?ia9 - -r 905 5'5"6.4- WHITES RD -` b,,,00m d'ale'Y $2i5") .905) 837 k S25 000 new, WHITBY Ross,ar,d Gar - entrance. Suitable a2 ' ' ;,; eve 3 -BEDROOM 2 bed ;rate central 4, S ),T1e quality evenings for couple. No PICKERING '.Vn 4'• ^ - •- . ,m ia,W. a, deck 4 apOiances VICTORIAN tultvit to -room Suite. larr e pets. WeSiney, .es - viny •_ -•- 6 oar op., lencec ya•7 $1100.u;,,r sr a•" P*)I ,g .' ped cherry war 10 view photos 905 - 579 Hwy 2. Available base er• alk u des qn new,v de -'area 5 fes Avai able mmedtateiy replace park • cable old sideboard, 2 door refrigerator January 1st. ar air,'A a v ` c erI .^a ^ new wpiiance> ..,^per 11, Cali after '2noon '416 444-4.45 dishwasher w1 Mosel n kinq sire crudes Lund y tai Frst 5700 inclusive I 9 u' I r es nc „bled pie' arge 1,-, yJ'd 3 bed room mobile (permanent walk :: 7 wn -w• •ninute mat med,enP 905.43(,-1892 Y Call 68;-0611. ,11`- st las! S_.-1 Ava SA. ,'. • es A &Ab,e Ja- '>t a`5 tomalic washer and .; bus suit ol-l­ person- ,S j C Italian p (905, 436-662- leave mediately or Jan 1, 905- ab" JJ-? a - 5't ?' , Townh Oases S440 mo Cal f•+ary )05 y bedroom Suite. AJAX - NEWLY P v �. 3 -BEDROOM 7r / 1 for Rent 4-;' f01 ' ' 'IV Cottee 8 i'nd -a• PKK EKING -•a• GO 1 t,-, • ve gist. room. heat hydro included triorge $870. mo includes ' i' "s, 54" oak cnm- e: : a i . e 2 bed, ^• t.. ; - , ..^ er apa'• wa.ner -'a• Osnawa Waterpp0l alarm system uhlles parking. laundry C^.ndominiums r roll top desk Casement was' r e :•'.e t•d.;•• m ^t .:a^,e ek :.e t a a'• Cert'e. ava obit Jan 'st SQuTn OSHAWA 3 J For Rent •:nt amt. IdrgS stove m, n pili g aD 'atn separate �' No pt's SH �, .,:lines - tom•, w•., � �•� ;lose (905)683-5503 "S crew ave sec..• •. sy>tem enf•a^,.e pets su,1 sin 3.° '.n8-3'4� J".•• 6pm ti- 5,noo,s and shopping 9 CUBAN - Accommoda- at Stamp a 1 pa'. spot g,e work-; female 1si7ast 4 BEDROOM ;lean 5898^,0 ail inclusive Frst 'WESTNEY bedroom -•'ed Edition prints, dose r GO tx.> ,;tai 'sq 5°•,;. v y,S t, .. - east �,.,. as• Ava,aDle now +OS i � .. ,,.e laundr '''S. china. Crystal. hes C'udec ..n', tt ^Onto 38.' .,".' ....' 1ed la,ge dnvewavt SB C 579 99',6 .Jays a. aPpnances utddtes non ,al AlUerI set of $a2' - s; a51 •e Quiet Tenants Wanted" .r.^, plus ,.L,ri ,• & gas: 77' - • ••' 3 ccm n tow^. Ouse ,n Smokers relerences dvail 'IeS. most dishes qui•" : Feb 1 4- 4.6 2 . , .. .. ,..,. 20S4e w• -a:ntaned family April t si i,)o,mo 831 _ in Dozes. dish - 291 , t-4 ing Os^awa N_ ••^ Ava � 5900+utdmes Can 905- crmple■ F est, y tlill 2210 h.t',her, Pitney Bowes NORTH OSHAWA dile now Ja^-ary ISI u, AJAX. Dedroor^ D..nga w •S ed mcii:des 4 aCpiiances For Salk t0 CO ler i 13000 . ,Ira is February tsk 55". 575C ;.r. 'tat a+,an Jar 5y` ail utilities Park-; close to Otfice & ties). china Cab, 5 ). Jed• - rm nclusrve 91:5 57' 48'5 : ws .,h 9 es Randy schools ail amt^ i,es Jan • 1 Retail '.is ple/e1y 'edecoraled in .el 683 0029 Or Feb Occupancy 122 Space 8 Chdkr S, desk. maintain rC quiet Duddy^y SOUTH AJAX :.acne,or AJAX. .•!locoed tgSO Colborne ST E Oshawa Penthouse condo, 2 -bed- ' Cabinets. Some• large ba,conl ut• ,t es t.,'1e^'• ''''' • sopa -. - • '•;e • 2 2 t Appt 434 3972 450 „1 n oft�ce ill. ren;. a. +' ' dues. 3H6 Com- cab.. rciudea ava,ab, e rale ent,anre aurid' Y barns double 9a,age nage 1753 ; '.r Mo complete wi•n .'•tr. oak tea wagon Jar is, $-?265 Car 579 5450.moll 1st AST rete• CaI' tally rppm firepUce CA 5584 a 9s 4': 224- ava,lable Dec 31 S` 15c Health, Love $2 99/minute 6 More mlormahon avail- _ car Bernie at ONE : edroom 55E;P by SOUTH OSHAWA .175 7571 c . k,e• incl add lwc v,.n•w •• . :-I Out calls by appointment bl-11:,:,,,s 56.38 hyd•� wa 10 " 1 Sv,JO Disc::: cl n SOUTH AJAX 3 bell le, ^.Ziude, Near Oshawa 10 buses srog)P,-g ava, .. - .• :o ali Cent'e M drewr Ma and able ,mimed, die, v Ind qe am.rn,6es I ,r- - � faun try pool Avail ab an ale - clot ,n a b..dd p stare real; I- 'ryd ., 'las: park r imme diatef Y 5900 plus shared ing 9,::`.a356032 ST •equve0 no t•e' utikties Cali 4'6a93a954 AASUI 721 9 722 hou warehousing 53 25 sq tf s ONE LARGE :,ed'Oom 534 MAHv ST E Vii 1P,V IMMEDIATE POSSES 'N ba:....-,.... is ,t ••' •t cork and bedcom saes ,,!'Oom brick thtngaiow Jrge ,:,:•ter ng laundry noesmok -g ova„db,r ,r wet. -a,, dung •:om fence^ ya'd MO pets S55C uhl R,e-, . lamed and qui,l mature garage good neighbor CLEARWATER 2 bed EVANLY RAYS Police ;nom mobile itancly park), use us Hated 01 Solutions heated pool9, hot tub. on Career. Relationships. minutes to beaches, sleeps Health, Love $2 99/minute 6 More mlormahon avail- 18. 1 900451 4055 able 5275 weekly 905 EXQUISITE MASSAGE 4 34 7184 attendant available for elite TELENET OPEN relaxing full body treatment 1 Cottages Out calls by appointment For Sale only can 24 hr ,nfotine ,, r^. Excellent sale of (416) 208 4133 HALIBURTON New 3 b"droll winterized Home Cottage near Lake 1 232 •; ft Skylights Cathedral 1 Private Homes ce,l,ngs. Jacuzn . More For Sale S82K Call 416 532 8819 DETACHED Bungalow Money 5,-.utri P,ckenng. asking ffp to Lend 5145-900 Lot 50'x-00'. 3 bedrooms, separate ga Call 905 831-7296 EXECUTIVE HOME in F1,e>,."­ .Ire.) .., Wh,+bY 2.650 sq IT 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. central vac and central air. air cleaner heated in ground pool, fire place fully fenced an(1 aodscaped bac,ya•1 Ask ng $256 900 ria 43C )548 to arrange a viewing Sendus offers Only N,• ag.'n•s OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTEDTHAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. PLAYCLOTHES FOR (OVERS Just fun stuff for you and your honey or XTC leathers for the more seri ous Send cheque or mom ey order for Fun Stuff $5 00 or XTC $1000 catalogues TO Pauline's Special Gifts, PO Box 58007. 500 Ross and Rd W Oshawa. On- tano LIJ 9L6 TROPICAL DELIGHT .. , •',s relief r;., 'ne of 666 5285. arrytime' Mortgages. ,4l 4 bedroom bac„ • ' Insurance )w 41h 555 8484 Toll Business -pi: >e ',andscaped phone bill r. harges. 905 • Personals lard. finished bac_ inert MORTGAGES s.vvJ : icts JI hm oe X91 455 I'- Industrial aund,y & work •^, m> ; .., . +.. ; nanOng for TELENET OPEN .ky', •ants^,me-La:.• clos any purpose •ares from 'IL ",. CATI L WE Free to n(� :'4 Wren St Osh 595' All amiications ac ,, r^. Excellent sale of '.?3-7.318 cepled Community Finan ishawa ,ocahon close to ' • 2 `' ')0,0 oat Services 668 5805 V„lwrng from 1 p m to N7W :.IAx Detached 3i 1' s Te•n ••;a• 905-686-3291 Or IJ "' + r•,•' .• a,^ •• tedronm Business 1937 &• 968 s h ufncr .'. C" -k 2 Dams.empportunities firepa•.e anytime Stevenson Ross 'a, ;,- 5 room uppe, unit UJ ' weti. maintained AASUI Yac garage. arge tenced yard Pine •,n hou warehousing 53 25 sq tf s Uf1IY Mp t Kef R,tll Rf Guilin shed basemen) neutral BOTREHED BY --tilt •NO SI t LING 10i It D ''FORK At YOUR uwN decor. $151 90!` •;• :507• ,, - ,,i•-, ^a> the l ANJ coil kill xi broadloom lots of storage A, d 1 h CALL Now 24 MOUll ig n y )u ee ,de- wi l t d II [ All anresolve 1-900-677-5757 . )lir overdue b,ns Call us lA fur fx ATx S" 11,c All l )w 41h 555 8484 Toll .:. ... bn. k '•y 'ee 1 888 879 4440 phone bill r. harges. 905 EASY WORK LX'JI Gary 43b '706. R,ck 723 •.' pa, 3...••;,ie pr.i• ompanions : icts JI hm oe X91 455 I'- Industrial '26 F xt ' VERY SMALL home TELENET OPEN EASTSIDE CONNEC HOUSE H.. less Opp", 'IL ",. CATI L WE Free to ^'. ty 1 ., • one W.•I�om =all to place your ad no NORTH OSHAWA 3.t y Dec 9 tt 7 30pm charges for IadieS. no .:. ... bn. k '•y A E Kl Fall Complex phone bill r. harges. 905 :tyle bungalow on 1 2 acre Gary 43b '706. R,ck 723 430 Toll of 2 K,Ichens 2 bathroxns 4753 I'- Industrial In Ached 2 car garage. 3169 900 (905)436 1;58 VERY SMALL home ' nnoEdlCenlentS it '9051725 7683 b1"'less ,,, 1•111i•t for • • ONE handy retl,ee Unl,maed ,, r^. Excellent sale of OSHAWA S BEST BUY potentia, min 100% rerun ishawa ,ocahon close to iS „ 'I .w- .. $9 500 includes consider V„lwrng from 1 p m to ompute, tool•. washroom marry other artl- -A"I'; room etc 5x50 in -. VEHICLES 1994 , de. everyth-9 S,mcoe ".': 1 2 ton pickup. Ready to move it now 76-999 as• u' Steve led- 93 Saturn contained 1 bedroom 90 Lumina Van. New York,, load- oad- L -all 905 579-5309 nights I'- Industrial • Units 88 Cavm�er '86 tow-r;;use neutral deco• 4 905 433 4.61 days C'•„tbnty, 86 Aca :..,' NOTE TIME. 10 ONE 2 INDUS TRIAURETAIL ,, r^. Excellent sale of .,ape . . OOOsq it each. prime •, •)•, quality furniture. ishawa ,ocahon close to 'rust be viewed :0'. t2xt2 overhead V„lwrng from 1 p m to eluded 51 ast required building llolrties part, • • ncr>d wrtr or with out sen AVAILABLE NOW .. :oots. S3 7SSgI, . TM I I; m Terms Cash. A,ax Ara ode Immeo,ate iaund,v 'a: an: sec.. ., contained 1 bedroom J'••. . ,,tg,: - or- ry L -all 905 579-5309 nights V ,a. M C & Interac R 685-22.4 came,as On site lana a �, Fur q apps tG basement apt all aDDi,anc tow-r;;use neutral deco• 4 905 433 4.61 days Mclean Auction ONE vrew :all .; 235, , es 725-1 t 7t Rent to ow^ aDp 1 1:2 baths Case INDUSTRIAL UNITS & Liquidations q we aha three tied '” :c's ^,'.st tWaut',. private prone numbers , LAKE ONTARIO Ware• ment & arae K n, 9 g & 1' s Te•n ••;a• 905-686-3291 Or ddult b,,.lding Avai,aDle WHITBY ”? Centre S: '• .• r•,•' .• a,^ •• tedronm a Town�,na area 5895 . 1937 &• 968 s h ufncr 905-432-2836 anytime Stevenson Ross 'a, ;,- 5 room uppe, unit UJ ' weti. maintained home on sandy Deac^ uW Phone 905 721 8?' :+ hou warehousing 53 25 sq tf s land. Oshawa Ca. 723 bui,d,ng Frtlge stove country .•n wn� tntlge & stove ^g net 905 53 5 at 1005 broadloom lots of storage . .Morar dis lance to Toronto S 15 NORTH OSHAWA 3 ter 5 pm 905436 9481 ESTATE PLUS OSHAWA 888 9JG laundry facilities garage Responsible adults Refe, month plus Wyant Gan 9a,4p,M.- I '" '' `•• nt IOwnr Ouses r well main —' CONSIGNMENT G-. - . aed,rol-i acts ences reau,recl Nr. pets n 623. 1886 taineo family complex • 'Florida AUCTION, from, 5675 $71:' close to 5895 naudes lea: and F,esniy decorated wit^ IfaC•RMWS SAT. DEC.7 sr,oPDing scnOCrs GM and Ovate, Available Feb,,.ary LARGE i•? bedroom 2 Frig stove close to al 6 P.M. Go Utilities 'n„wded First last 1st 4•o swc 5185 t� :'e^, appliances. air large amenities Starting at CLEARWATER AREA. 3 MYLES KING requi•ec Cali 728- 4993 WHITBY Ross,ar,d Gar - :.ar;x,n S' 300 = 411E 65' 389, r,, 416 431 OG59 5738:inonm On site Mgmt Dec':;o,� '.;wr.^,,,,se pool AUCTION HALL -•- -rd-room 2 barn- •appliances evenings office Call 9c5.725-3777 jacuzzi. BBO Pr vale yard. HALL ST., S OSHAWA la -9e bngni room 5 indoor available now F,, into and �'•- .... o apt Gear pool Li 1poo. exercise OSHAWA EAST, New PICKERING S & Liver. 10 view photos 905 - 579 OSHAWA. quiet n, C1,ng. g_,c ioca room Cilliards sauna m. ma r "1sc 3 bedroom. poo! Rd 3 bedroom town- 3788 2 door refrigerator hon ut nes park -g in door parking S'', OG nctu. park ng np pets smoking house close to schools & CLEARWATER, with matching stove in crudes Lund y tai Frst s,ve 'sr,as Available im available mmed,a ely 5 00 per mo utria,es in shopping $894 plus Old. 3 bed room mobile (permanent almond. white au - las: Avail, Jar ' Sil me Cal, D 8 D `_'6857: med,enP 905.43(,-1892 Y eluded except phone Iles First & last avail 1m homes] heated pool,. hot tomalic washer and WHITBY- SPACIOUS 3 (905, 436-662- leave mediately or Jan 1, 905- tub minutes to beaches. dryer, 3 yrs. old, Pal- OSHAWA newly veno bedroom in quiet Triplex message 839 9446 blue Jay baseball. NHL lister 2 Pc. Chesterfield vateo 2 12 storey 3 bed' large eat n kitcher. stove OSHAWA. East. 3 -bed- Hockey. NFL Football & Suite new, 2 oCCaS- room. heat hydro included triorge $870. mo includes room man poor. 6 ap- Rooms 101 riOrse 8 dog tracks Child - sional chairs, 5 Waterpp0l alarm system uhlles parking. laundry pliances parking, gas heat. for Rent ren welcome. photos pc. bedroom 5990 t,rSL'IaST References facuiUtes. Avail Feb 1, or non-smokers. n, pets shown in your home. Suite, Ueen q needed 120 RRson S 725 sooner 905-852-5264 at 5875+60'-o utilities 1st' (905)683-5503 size box spring and 3258 ter 6 (Collect ) Cal 905 728-8 71 1 AJAX. FURNISHED CUBAN - Accommoda- mattress, 2 haH moon OSHAWA - SOUTH WHY rent when you can OSHAWA, large detached room for rent. in quiet tions, private rooms, hot tables, 6 matching 9 Central near 401 Go. owl, your own home for 3.2 bedroom, 2 -baths. new home. own entrance,cable water, air con $15 daily press back bright. clean. 2 bedroom less than you Thi l Call carpet, very clean. walk to & laundry facilities. shared Call 905-571-4064 for chairs, (antique) rock- il balcony, 5700 includes Dave Hall Sales Rep- hospital & downtown, bath & kitchen Non- more details Ing Chair, dresser, stove, fridge. parking Available Jan Ist 725- RerMax Summit Really (1991) Ltd 1905) 668.3800 available immediately, smoker, call 686.7260 Chest of drawers, 22 6434 or (905) 666-3211 5900+utdmes Can 905- Pd011eNOMM 1 ' rifle., 12 gauge Shot 655-4019 UNFURNISHED Room in For Salk gun, diamond ring, 4 OSHAWA: Large 2 -bed- room apartment at 87t Simcce ST N ' HOUSeS OSHAWA, LOVELY 3 bedroom. 9 year old semi, brand new home. Pickering Village (Ajax) Non-smoker, 600 h. john deere lawn sweeper Pe )new) COIOr new carpet. location For Rent great location $895 plus female welcomed Parking, THORNTON PLACE, 1814sq t. v., new oak table convenient Avail- utilities Avail Jan 1. 985. laundry, cooking facilities tt . 2 -level, with able January.. S650.hy- 4352 or 1705) 878-9294 S400rmonth Available im. Penthouse condo, 2 -bed- 6 Chairs, dolls, China dro430.7816or571-4171 S1 -IA PICKERING mediately Rose 416-567- rooms+den, 25 -baths, 5 and silver, tools, linen, CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- NMY RENT? - Gorgeous genus 3 bedroom detached. large 1753 appliances. air, electric beating, fireplace, large bedding, 1985 GMC ING North Oshawa. 1. 2 & OWN YOUR NOME kitchen. new broadloom, balcony, underground Jimmy 4 x 4, red and 3 bdrms Inclusive Pay ca- FOR SM/MTHII appliances, 3 washrooms. Shifted parking, asking $tso.o0o. black, certified, good ble parking &laundry talc ? No DOwnpayment �� garage. 9e $995 per mo plus ' ACCOmO�jjpn 905.728-1929 COndl110n, good sale, 72 _2094 Discharged Bankrupt utilities Available Dec ABSOLUTELY Lovely. plan to attend, all Call Mei' 683-%29 $117,500 3 bedroom, 2. consignments wel- OSHAWA.K,ngrRitson 2 v tgjp4sl 571-6275 PICKERING Area, 3- AJAX - NEWLY finished storey. garage. walk -out to come, terms cash, 2 storey. 3 bedroom , tin- 143004940-6275 bedroom house. finished walkout basement apt deck, deep fenced lot, rec MYLES KING (shed basment, first & lastbasement. required. 'or Mirk Stapley nose to schools. Non-smoker F,rst/last room 5". down. will carry AUCTIONEER more informa- $1100/month utilities extra $400/mo inclusive Ap for $841 including taxes 725-5751 tion call 905683-9462 or Sales Rep. Sutton Group No appliances, fenced pliances mc'uded Avail- Ted Houghton Sutton 436.9900 Excel Realty yard Available Jan tstr97 able now Private entrance Group Classic 430-9000 Al Call 905619-8870 Marie Bus route 683-5641 'trance. 3 Dedruum back able stock an equipment :wngalow, garage large 586-2258 'enced yard good neigh ',OrhoOd. ynm sett Contains ' bedroom basement apt 6• 1 Personals .fPph,dnces, call 725-1171 5139.00 or best alter Must sell BORED ONTARIO OSHAWA 4 bedroom Him I - E WIVES ria•- S for.;e^, ac tmished private prone numbers , basement 1 12 baths. 900 451 3638 eat 704 close to all amenities $3 29rmm must be 18 i paved drive $146900 Can tone 905 721-9301 CHEATING WIVES WHITBY 3 bedroom ONT , Plio,,F, 'u141illAr 2 bath, NUMBE HS 1-90U 451 FAX YOUR DS hardwood floors finished 5566 ext 253 $3 a9 m,n 683-0707 basement all newer wind touch tone. le Pius ows 9OS 566 3688 BusinessBusiness • Business • 1 Opportunities • 1 Opportunities 1 Opportunities ON HOW TO START YOUR OWN HOME-BASED TRAVEL BUSINESS Did you know that the travel industry in the fastest growing business in the world. TRAVELSOURCE, an All -Canadian Company with 29 years experience, will be conducting introduction seminars on the Home - Based Travel business on: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10TH HOLIDAY INN, OSHAWA (LOCATION: HWY. 401 AND HARMONY/BLOOR STS.) SeminarTimes are 1:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. No inventory, no receivables, interesting tax deductions and great travel benefits, make this an opportunity that must be examined. Participants wishing to attend one of these seminars please call 1-800-561-9999 to register and receive a $50 TSN Travel Coupon. Space is limited to 25 persons per seminar Not multi level marketing v\cI 1111"~ the ohl)orttill ity to ha\ \our rc sl)ects a; ;tin: I .U1 audio %rrsion of all of the current (Iealh notice•" r(,(viNVd fi)I- huhlic;tUun In file Nc�%s .lcltertiser (,r This Wc•c'k, call 683-3005 01.404-6591 (Claring,ton &, Port I)crrl' re�lelenl�l. u 111:11. also i1ccess death notice ink)rmation rc•cc•i�c(l after press -time h\, r;tlling this nunlher lirout hl to Vou h\, the foilrnv ins;funeral ponies: (mash-:1ndLrson. Annstron;;. A�'.(:.'Io«n. 11(I'a(hri \1.±r'11I10 & tions, �Iril rl�, North( ' Deaths ' Deaths JAMES. Eva -- At Hillsdale Manor on Wednesday. _�,-tuber 4. 1996, Eva (nee Forrester) in her 92nd .oar. Beloved wife of the late Albert Lewis James. Lear mother of Brenda and husband Alec Barker of Sebrlght. Fondly remembered by grandsons Glenn, Gary and wife Loretta and great-grandchildren Jennifer and Terrilynn Relatives and friends will be received at the MACINTOSH -ANDERSON FU- NERAL HOME LIMITED. 152 King St, E., Oshawa 9C5-433-5558) from 7.8 pm. Friday, December o. 1996 following by a service at 8:00 pm. Crema- lion. DESROCHES, ANNA JULIA Passed away at the 1 C2 on Thursday, December 5, 1996 at the A ax PICKenng Hospital. Anna DesRoches, beloved N `e Of the late Edward DesRoches. Loving mother f Ethel DesRoches of Pickering; Zelma and her hus- band Ephrem Caisse, Adele and her husband Joe 4rsenautt, Euclide DesRoches. Bernice and her hus- t�and Ernie Arsenault, all of Oshawa: John DesRoch- es of Pickering. Elmer DesRoches and his wife Ade- line of Nova Scotia; and Gerard DesRoches of Pick- ering. Dear Meme of 25 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren Survived br brother Urban DesRoches and his wife rlarv, and sister Philonise Polder, all of P E.I. The 'a.mtly will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 pm Fri- day at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston F:ad. Alax (Pickering Village) x905) 428-8433. neral mass to be held at the Holy Redeemer Ca - Church (Eyer Drive, Pickering) on Saturday, :-cember 7 1996 at 1 tam. Interment M scouche ^ eterv. Miscouche P.E.I 6833005 To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. In In go Memoriams Memoriam" IN S1F.M0RI.1N A&4wu ?"a& Th;s Chnstmas. rememcer y%r cved ones w,'� a Chnstmas In Me ~:r a^ T cite TRIBUTES WILL BE PUBLISHED SUNDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1996 e^Sure 'v%r trlbLte 's 'r c,; .ems :a!' s Cy nccn on T^„•scay Decer-cer 1 Call Classifieds 579-9335 or 683-0707 Selling I , • , 2 EASY WAYS • lax,' , -HERE'S I30W IT WORKS- ( lour lel % ord ad is I-Rlhli�SlWd for i d:\ -l' 1111 rale is hastl-d on file ht hest )ricccl item to [Ile act. $00 -$99 . ...........................$5 + GST $100-$199 . ......................... $9 + GST $200 - $199" ......................... $19 + GST $300-$399 . .........................$29 + GST $400 - $49999 .........................$39 + GST 77)eNe mels are not rr fuurktble (1111/ (01111lonal C(•ont' (fre prink i(Jc cat h to give yew an idea, check this example IL'1NGE & refrigerator curly ? years old. i0" self clean 5200. 20.6 cu.ft frost free $32�. 000-0000. l be Pric e.fiu- Ibils ad ti -( hl be 29 + GQ' based mil lbe lwict, nJ 2 FOR I CLASSIFIEDS \I) WILL RUN IN 10 RE(ilONAL EDITIONS. RAY FOR I WEEK L� RF.caa\ t: I \1 ITK FREti! APPLIES TO ARTICLES &, At T( ):\IOMITS F( )R SALL. ONLY $g3 + GST & p;�bw-%yt News Advertiser 'I'h.• rin.�r .dlit .rl`I �l� L. nem � rnnnun r.rl .r.h rilr.cr. 111I•: NEWS AlWt k7'llStJX BRIU,#Y. DEC EMBk:It 6.199&PA(;1M; 37 �.��rn� u r r CIL; I �: Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7 Sunday: 10:15 - Sunday School 11.00 a.m. - Worship Service 7:00 Evening Fellowship Wednesday: 7:30 Bible Study Bible Club for Children & Youth Worship With Us Every Sunday 428-6102 CHLWCH ANWE�A e Family Church" 0 WPRESBYTEIWAN hites Rd. N. Moderator Tamiko Corbett visits us on Sunday, Dzc. 8, 11 a.m. 839-1383 Sunday Services 6 SUool 11 a.m Durham Christian Fellowship Pe,( . . ; ".a... ,Sunil tiers ice 10:30 a.m. Villa -e Community Centre tii1.t .r. d k,i. 1'11str)r: Dennis 1"unner 005) 839-54;S (:hri,tn�a� Special l'agc «ill run 1)cccmhcr 20. TO get **,our special ,crvicc� acl\ crt1SCLl. ca11 )anicc• "it (,8; -0 -(i - ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE FAMILY WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. Sunday School Supervised Nursery REV. KEN ROWLAND Dec. 7 - 7:30 p.m. Junior Choir Sings `'Joy to the World" Dec. 8 - 3:00 M. Mission Outreach Fellowship Worship Service 683-7311 EVERYONE WELCOME (:Ili It(.11 OF CAIKI.S'l, Q.t.11,1tt til...\t. 6N La„ 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11 :00 A.M & 7:00 P.M WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M. Watch 'Key to the Kingdom" Thurs. morning. 8 30 a.m. Vision T.V. Cable 24 gal Free Bible Study Course Southside Worship Centre Presents tree Cnrlstmas Musical "A Season of Love" Sat.. Dec. 14 - 7 c.m. Sun.. Dec. 15 - 6 P.M. Free AdmiSsicr 55 Emperor St.. Ajax (at Burcher R,.I r 905-428-19855 Attention Sports Fanatics! Come and hear speaker and author of the best seller "Stay,n the Game. Mr Van Crouch s entnusasm aril sense of hur•+c . . _rce r every eca .f'herr eves A ..�,ii'.ari :0 Dot^ bus;ness and sports %_.,rg CaseCaj IbSA ;.-'d.. 'OCtbd! d"u noc,--. . rave's he s. res a wnrnng antude n everyone'e w_r.- n:-- P _ Cecommg d a` a ,lea,:" ', was a ' "at era a a5 leade' won Ar, e, can Ex. "ess He 'her ,v.... '-to Te ,ns,.rarCe-raustry w'e'e re ' ,,e,ved "d'v awards dr'd ,rCar�e d :..a 'Yih9 ember Cr :^e •�urdnCe nOus:N s presti^yrols -%4!&ori DC a' RCL^C TdDe Pa ice and organ za: ens awe T_,- Landry, - Da: as C;,wccvs t1.- C',a C' sago Bees TJr- OStcme - Jniverst y ct %,,rrasira Ta -ca Bay Buccaneers. AT&' Ar r" :ar Air ies. Z Z; a' E:w,' „urs Cole �arres Dcbscr - Fccus cn :ire Fame y P_C Parb-ey %.l C uC P'Cmpc Kr- -' Pede'CK P` e 3.nd k-^'ei^ :e arc 4Lris:res have alnig^'v e^dosed Come and corn us'or a fun hued evening that wul uplrtt. rispne arc ^ ouva:e you One meeting only Sunday, December 8. 1996 at 6:30 p.m. Christian Faith Outreach Centre 75 Chambers Dr., Unit #2 Ajax. Ontario (In commercial building complex) 905-619-1109 Christmas Services Special 0 o Section NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP We would like to invite you to visit us during the Christmas Season. Our Christmas messages are as follows: Dec. 8 A Christmas Gift For You Dec 15 Mary Had A Little Lamb Family 6 Friend day- at NEW LIFE is light',uno will be provided following the service) Dec. 22 You Can Know the Christ of Christmas ISpecial music will be provided throughout the I Christmas season. Come and celebrate the birth of our Savior Jesus Christ. We meet at Eastshore Community Centre at 910 Liverpool Rd. F)r more information contact Tim Godfrey (Pastor) at (905) 831-4128. .f PAGE 38-11EiF NFwS )kbVJYVTISVk VMV, DECEMBEIt 6, 1996 IFO- CUS ON BUSINE'.SS Advertisin at reg DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS Caseent (905) 579-2222 °HUNGE m Complete Selection of TILT -ACTION Viny' W,ndows 8 Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY & BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS bell 20vu WAYNE HUTCHINSON stwDAc z_-ra Ivon1 579-2222 Winter is the perfect time for home renovations by Gunther Ivens 4 �' { «• till �' � • ?,- .. tt ITT I*;�-«•, �t I1T1all} �l I :lya; �' Iola ,:�11 tip TTrit�l they're L1 ,till Lt v v. I ou don't grant ti -v- just dump them. Have a Gara8e Sale before you leave. ill 576.9335 and l ist it in our 5;� - If lea.<hct_,; anal :r:nt, riil1: ('hristmas Sale .t- & Open House Saturda\, 1)ec•. 7. 1990 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 1220 Rig[)-* Ur.. Pickering DELIVERY ACROSS NORTH AMERICA rA�, • 935'3:• • A , 32 DUCT ' CLEANING S19.95 Main + S6 per vent • Srahe System 20OPs1 CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CUSTC!XSEC PACKAGES From 53995 • Work guaranteed •Insured & Bonded • Serving the cleaning Industry since 1986 Residential Commercial (416)321-1974 m = THE BRIGHT IDEA HOME IMPROVEMENTS IDC1 SPECIALIZING IN: • 1000,10 vinyl & aluminum windows • roofing and repairs • soffit, fascia & eavestrough • hard wood flooring • basement rec rooms or apartments CALL BILL WAITE 905 420.4820 1 800 249-7111 'SPECIAL' 100% VINYL WINDOWS FREE LOW 'E' AND ARGON AND NO GST UNTIL 31, DEC. '96 _HLI E-5 SUMETHIDS FOR EVEBYOUE BT. 061111111"t"'s ""%Uolgv ue►a-rewum W68*&WWft sbap Intro to Woodworking Course Begins Januarg 20th Kids Woodworking Camp Januarg G Februarg openings Furniture Making Course Begins January 7th Building a Blanket Bo: Begins January 8th 905-683-6003 1885 Clements Road - Unit 254, Pickerina vuntner Ivens is well known all over Durham and York Regions as well as Scarborough where he has done everything from moving a wall to building a custom home. No\\ that the cold \\cathcr is here, it•s day so you won't even knew we \\ere time to start thinking about those indoor there." home reno\ation pro ""Is. Ho\w about a neA kitchen or bathroom'' if \ou're basement still isn't finished, a rec room "ill he a great place to spend time this winter. Tose can also turn that basement into an apartment and have a private entrance huilt. Gunther 1\cns C'untracting has been i�movating homes fur more than 45 \ears and during that time has built a solid reputation for yualit} \\ork at ver\ competitive prices. Itis reputation is well known all ower Durham and Turk Regions as "ell as Scarhorough H here he has done e\er\thing from moving a wall to hudding a custom home. "This is the time of year when people start thinking about improving the interior of their homes," says Gunther. "They spend more time indoors and think about ideas on how they want to enhance their decor." He sets high standards for each job and ensures that it's done to the complete satisfaction of his customers. "I give my customers superior workmanship and guarantee it 100 per cent;" says Gunther. "We are very efficient, arrive on time and clean up each Re`_ardless of \what you want whether it's a small job or it lar__e project done, he will meet \\ ith you to discuss choices t'or fixtures, cabinets• floor cowcrings and amthing else to make the finished project exactly \k hill \ou eel\Is1011ed. If you \%-ant a nc\\ bathroom or kitchen he \will take care of all of the details including the electrical and plunlhing work which is done h\ trusted tradespeople hc's worked with for more than 20 years. When it comes to building a recreation room. Gunther "Ill move \\ally, put up dr\wall and paneling, ha%e flooring installed and if necessarw build a sub floor. He al\\a\'s comes up with a winning lesion for his customer's renovation project after building on their ideas. He then takes these ideas to Agincourt Design Service for the creation of the final plans. Gunther has used their talented services for the past 25 years and besides the plans they also take care of the various permits and paperwork necessary to complete a job. Today you don't have to move to a new home when you can transform the one you have into something great. So call Gunther for a free estimate at (905) 839-0681. Why Advertise In Focus On Business Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantage. Over the last few years a great many businesses -- of all sires -- have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved! When a company nukes a comunitmen( to advertise for Ill weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures. 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Seeking honest, caring. affection. ate male who wants a long-term relationship. BOX 17583 LIKE TO BE NEEDED Female. 57•, 170 lbs. seeking black male, 43 to 50. 5'10' and up. Non- smoker. Someone rbrmarn- tic with good sense of humor• who likes to be needed. BOX 20216 SEEK ATTRACTIVE GUY 31 year old single white mom Seeking allraclive tall male 30 to 38, who is employed, honest and affectionate BOX 20257 COUNTRY WALKS 29. 5'6', full figured, browrVbrown, single moth. er, enjoy Country MUSIC. dining out and king walks. Seeking a man 36 to 35, tall, good looking and romantic . BOX 15265 ARE YOU OUT THERE? Are you a confident, hon- est, easy going guy with a good sense of humor• who enjoys good communica- tion's I'm 47• 57'• slim, attractive, affectionate. enjoy dining. dancing, the outdoors, movies, etc BOX 21358 RENAISSANCE MAN Protessonal single-o-fier of two with a goon sense of self I have a passion for life and an adventurous streak I'm ready to explore a rely tionsh,p with a W rassance man. 37 to 50. who IS grounder] spiritual. and equipped!o tackle fifes challenges BOX?1334 LOOKING TO DANCE Tall 4i •,•.r old 'h-r,r,... female Iookw,j for a tall male friend I, qr, to parties and dances with I enjoy cards bnar'l gar.,es. tv. crags reading and walk - ❑vg !'.rlX ;113-33 ENERGETIC FEMALE :• I...... r&j -,;J, . e r• il 52 N,n, d rnedmm b,pi,j Enjoy Sports r,)IWyball and more looking fir an amactivo single male with Similar Interest; fir Inend- Sh,pinst BOX- 1,,p;A ARE YOU MR. 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No Head Games. BOX 17437 NEW IN THE AREA 37 yr old single white lemae Brown eyes. brown hair new to area Enjoy cooking, kids and long walks Seeking someone to start over with. BOX 12533 SIMPLE THINGS 40 yr old female Seeking male with good sense of humor who enjoys the out- doors, quiet dimers and file in general. BOX 17442 SPONTANEOUS LADY 27 year old female, 5'6', 130 pounds, blonde hair. hazel eyes. employed, enjoy horse back riding. dining out Looking for a single white man. sponta- neous and fun to be with BOX 20035 LIFELONG LOVE Attractive single white mom in my mid 40's Looking for that very spe- cial, old fashioned male for a long term relationship Serious inquiries only BOX 14998 NO HEAD GAMES Ajax/Pic•k1•r•ingNews Advertiser Brinif s )'()[I... 3IIE NLWS ADII ENTISFA FRIDA1, I►F( E11111F.R h, 1996-IA11i,E 39 '10 place voter FREE' ad. call + + • Ak 1-800-662-84 �.;. :1n�'tir111'. day or ni;1111. i6vours rlo respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. Id Nli14, Personal :fid )i RI -1 '. voice Greeting $219 per minute. )e►u n1ut.1 tie' IR or older. 11.,11, nuuiL. r- ­rk la'r,dn•I'' anri Kntary 43 year old. professional white female 5'6' 150 lbs non Smoker down to earth" harest and Sincere etc Fnjoy dining out tray' eking, live theatre long walksdancing talks and quiet times Seek a wince male Intelligent non smokinrl for and at least 5'10' far a monog- amous relationship BOX 18426 WARD CLEAVER TYPE 31) 1e.0 .i•hn•: r,,,. female. ', S' N'th a Slirn build I'I honest and car- ing with a big heart I nloy spar!•. 'nr�•nes rnusu: reading Tong will, Ind more Looking active honetit ntr-ingrnt and down v) Para -,ale with a y d sense of hurnor S n lin tathers wel- come No smokers please BOX 1a'6S GRACIOUS LADY Pe,n'• tit . I,. .... ale Pnjovn dlrnclnrl traveler; d,ninq -mantic eveninrIls and more Laokwl for a tall gentleman- 49 to 53 for fnend%h,p BOX 1 ' 31 S BIG IS BEAUTIFUL Sngw morn ifs ..•.. single male to enjoy with like the outdonrs music and laves 1n d:anc, non smoke• -,Ir4e lathers weicam" F'' . x I , t21 BIG IS BEAUTIFUL :'S /ear 'n,1 -.n,ql.• ^I, ,1^e/ enjoys dancing walk and enjoying life to the fullest Look ng tot a single, rmonogamc , male who shares similar interests Single fathers welcome BOX 13441 FRIENDSHIP FIRST nth waive I. yr•a, cid lemale 5'4' with blonde hair Frjoy music, dancing the outdoors movies and relax inq at home Look,nq lir an aaracbve single while 35 to 45. wrv) is a non smoker with similar interests for friendship BOX 15897 I 144111110-1 1 Call 1-900-451.3793 $2.49 per min. KIND HEARTED GUY While professional with 8 year old son. young 50's 5'5' and 150 pounds Loving caring and sin- cere Enjoy outdoors long walks. quiet times and cruises Strong family val- ues nonsmoker occasion- al drinker tit financially secure Looking for a tit, attractive slim white lady. 4010 50. who is also finan- cially securefor an hon- est. serious long term rela- tionship BOX 31792 PHYSICAL FITNESS 23 year old male likes sports, works out Seeking female who also likes sports and phys,cal fit- ness BOX 12749 SINGLE WHITE MALE 30 year old single white male. full time employ- ment Like outdoors and sports 5'11*, 160 lbs Seeking attractive single white female 25 to 30. to settle down with Want someone who is honest. caring and a non-smoker BOX 15267 LETS ENJOY LIFE Single male seeking a blonde female with blue eyes to enjoy life with Enjoy sports and much more If you're interested. please cal BOX 15275 ATTRACTIVE FEMALE Male seeking a very attractive female, 18 to 20. who likes music and sports Non smoker BOX 15276 LETS TRAVEL Professional male seeking professional female who likes to travel if you enjoy this. give me a cal BOX 15278 MUST BE EDUCATED Male. age 24 new to area !•ekuig female 73 t0 I! educated who work, Ir. business enwonment anri likes to travel BOX 11,280 SEEKS MATURE WOMAN Mal., age 31 5P-ekin,J mature woman hie dlsr,nr,•, encounter BOX t 52H t GET IN TOUCH 24 ; r.,, old t•hr..,r a male see, nq intelligent Chr „n temale for a pa". sible relationship riet in touch BOX t 52x.'0 FRIENDSHIP FIRST male vnth a r c,dn,m Mnl•1 Enjoy danr:Inq dnlnrl , it counlrr music and n ori. Looking 1,r a fefr al.• :; r; 50 for fr nit t, c and a rx)ssd);e r fah ,nsh,p BOX 17 54'i FULL -FIGURED FEMALE c • • rdlr• tieeifnq full hr;„re17 -m., e 'or d s r t .I• ,al err,)unrer� BO), t;vr, HONESTY IS IMPORTANT -, J•.,,. erne male engineer father of !nine new f,) area 150 kz SPekn,l 'ong-term rela- honsn,p N art someone wno �% caning sincere honest and r spertful BOX; 251 LET STALK M.,, '.r...0 ; nest reja- tinnship L Ike•. '.•males 7f Latin origin I ^•,s ,s you jets talk ROX 20254 CHRISTIAN MALE 35 year, Iq iiia.-- r'ar tied no dependents Hoping to meet Christian female with no depen- dents to share -n love and life BOX :11 364 SERIOUS IN LOVE University edu<ated 6 185 Ib 2T9. athletic good looking single while male Looking for a strong lady Id. employed and with no dependents I believe in romance poetry and com- passion BOX 12622 NO BAGGAGE White male ; •v' 27. blonde.bk,e great shape enjoy outdoor sports du- ng out and fun Searching lir an attractive slim and in great shape 21 to 27 female down to earth BOX 15233 WHERE ARE YOU Employed divorcetJ white male 38 6 245 brown•brown smoker occasional drink Searching for a female -28 to 38 plus for a Inendshrp and possibly more BOX 15259 LONELY NOT DESPERATE Divorced father. 39 joint custody of two children 5'11' 180 lbs, non smok- er and employed Seeking a special lady to enjoy activities together Single mothers welcome, not Into bar scene. hon- esty at all times please BOX 21346 ONE NIGHT STANDS Male. 34. looking for single female. 19 to 33. for after- noon or evening discreet encounters I am the one to talk to Please leave name and number. and IT get back to you as soon as possible BOX 31769 CALL ANYTIME! 22 year old reale seeking a single white female for dis- creet encounters Hope to hear from you soon BOX 17559 HEART OF GOLD Down to earth 31 year old. 5'8'. 217 pound single reale with brown hair and eyes Enjoy quiet times at home. Music. walks ,n the park. and more Looking for a single female. 25 to 35. with similar interests BOX 15195 EMPLOYED MALE 510” male blonde hair. bile eyes Ph"rsrall y f:t financially secure good sense of humor single dad Ides kids campnq. golf - will fizhinq boating. etc Seeking female who ,S financially se;•.>re with same nrerestS BOX 21324 LET'S HAVE FUN Spr, .. rlr•d ;rear old 5 male seeking a female 29 M 3S for d,s,;reet miter. Ing- If y,u,, Interested please leave me a mes- Sage All calls r T,,r.d BriX 12459 NEW TO THE AREA male ;8- •rand r'H pounds Look-, ,r a sr- gle Nhrte •,Hale 1-4- i11, ;1.1 Nh ..'�lovs ,r sps gu,Pt evening at home ^"vies anr7 Ilan dinng '1 you -,,jet r,e Interested a e me a message BOX i •r1': STARTING OVER aire aut race' and more m self empirryed ..,ave fo,1 -'Io, • •:nddo•� and own my jwr ',ome r The rounirr, I-;r;y,r,; ,;, I Norman to share my inter- ests with and ^ .I friend !f yvu mirk .,u -,ar tit the Nil give r - a call B()X --.A7' GOOD LOOKING gentlemar new III Pnkennq area Seek • attraetrve commurxca•..e lady 42 to Ori f -,r Ipng t.•rm relationship Enjoy Th? slower pace Hobbies are reading music and nature BOX 31797 SINGLE MOMS PLEASE gentleman 36 6 190165 and fun to be with Seel' rq an attractive CIiSJr ddy 25 to 3; to laugh with and to live life to the limit together BOX 31798 EARLY CHRISTMAS GIFT S9- -I pounds w)depen- dent male Enjoy dancing. throng yid more Seeking fenWe with the same mr- ests BOX 15186 SERIOUS INOUIRIES 38 rears old 'J,,. - rd whole male 6' and 245 pounds Smoker and oeca. sional drinker welcome Seek-; female .8 to 38 for Men..7ship and more Race ,s unimportant BOX 19965 DISCRETION ASSURED" Single white male 29 5'11' 199 lbs Lookny for a temale for a dis- creet relationship BOX 12575 LIKE THE OUTDOORS? Good looking white male. 32. 5'8'. lit, with decent personality I am honest. outgoing, employed and spontaneous Seeking someone special 25 to 35 Smoker and social drinker Single moms welcome BOX 12588 SERIOUS INQUIRIES Employed 61' 245 Ib• smoking. occasional drinking divorced while male 38, have depen- dents Seeking a female 28 to 38 plus, for friend- ship. relationship or more. Race unimportant BOX 17395 LET'S CHAT SOON Seeking a single white female. 27 to 32. who is sincere. down to earth. slim, attractive. a non smoker and Childless. I am a 5'6'. 165 Ib, stocky 49 yr old male who needs some- one very special to spend time with BOX 17476 ATTRACTIVE MALE 32. 59' slim. looking for Slim, single white female. 25 to 35 for dancing. moviesand romantic evenings at horse BOX 31748 NO SHORT CUTS 48 year '.Id c d hate pouts open minded whRemale rti, r ramping Adsl horseback r.,Lng and more L•,,,k "-,l for a l woman 30 40 t,r friendship and more Social dank- anr7 smoke• BOX ;17'+1 EMPLOYED MALE A -d". i" s`, Mai- 165 pounds Slim Physically fit w th •, ';nod sense 7f n""s, F ,ir.l hit drer an,mal5 and mpre L'.ok,nq In, an ,,i ,,,,nq temale Nnr; s an•a'-•Ire and ,,ys as Neu as qu _. - ,nil•; at hr;r'. Hr>X ',"." FAITHFUL MALE i ' , i - - : ogle Globe, nal .,rd hu,P erns E np;y 7nng ;cit m,nv .... ,• •,rkn,; for a t •r aie end�.r firs, ti, f •253' LOOKING FOR A FRIEND 51,7 simile Nr,ite main -,r;k r � fir a sc' N al female '„�Ihd- sh,p and more Enjoy Sports read,rg anr7 -,re BOx 775'? FREE YOUR MIND . , Nn,te Maj.,. c and 185 pounds Look nil ter a doer Ir, ear'- Perste blonde !em.ale wno is n,,t afra,d I, .peak • .'• mirx7 B( -,x ' -"son ENERGETIC MALE year old Lingle while male 5 11' and *,'S pounds Spontaneous 'ndeper dent honest and raring with a unique sense of humor Enjoy sports golf the outdoors and more L ookmg tot an active female w,m snWar Inter- ests BGx 1-450 GOOD NATURED MALE 3C rear •,^,Ile father of hwo Look:,; !or a Single 'white temaie .- 7 to 33 who IS down to earth and easy going BOX 20060 FRIEND TO COMPANION $ n jlI . Nnn.• ^-.ale SY ,. and 1 '0 pounds look,-; for that special temale• Can share Ides pleasures with It you are slim artrac tive and over 35 then give Me call and we II talk Enjoy long walks 1,n"; danarnq, and ni- r more BOX 31 '8' TAKE A CHANCE Single Anne male 44 5 ad 160 pounds Laoti for a woman to share The better things ,n life with Love to travel and pursue Ides little pleasures BOX 31788 SIMILAR INTERESTS 44 yr old white male 6'6', brown hair, blue eyes Enjoy the outdoors Seeking for someone with similar Interests BOX 12536 NOW AND FOREVER! Handsome clever married 35 year old 5'9 1.2' slim non smolung single male Honest. loyal, kind. pas- slonate. affec ionale. farttn- ful. romantic with a good sense of humor Enjoy movies. dining ,n or out. outdoor fun sports and more Looking to a lady for a one on one relationship in the Oshawa or Durham region BOX 12300 VERY CARING GUY Single wrote male. 5-10- 130 pounds, ,n perfect condition Looking for a single while female who would like to be swept off of her feel BOX 12444 OUIET GUY Male 35, looking for a dis- creet relalfonship with a female BOX 12514 OUTDOOR GUY 34 years old. 5 5- 160 pounds. brown hair and special !lady 30 ') 3H , have a great r,me Nim have a chin, sr, :h0d•er, are okr:•y Br.Y '2519 HAPPY GO LUCKY GUY S-ok", "'d Social dr•nk- enl,-, mals ':a -car and t' - '-filo )r•, Seekr an „manf,c relatlonsrip B' x ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE r . . •• "ale 4C open m,nd.•n 7'i- oournS ter y open mailed anr7 • ,manta:Smr, .,rd 5r;r yi lark e, n, nil and - e! 5 „q a ry ;mar tic -are,; i0 4( , ogle female BGx ''29 PRIVATE TIMES ­urtrjs ,off a Iddl r5 1,) 4j / 2rA1' MOVE OVER I , y... , ed mar 5. 1';- '.,5 pounds n,k •• for a slim wnman war, . sweep1,- •:^ . 11 ew Hr.x ."x; 0 DEVOTED TO YOU :lean handsome employed no O►-P..rwJ.�nts never of- -a-ed F nIcN outside aC tr:'ws and drwrsified Interests I am ,nten,gr enr err sincere honest andamect onate Seek r a single temale slim " attractive Nho wants to be appreciated for more mar net brant, and truly w'shes to '+r rued Box ',1600 OPEN MINCED MALE Art' ' I d . .pe. -on - ed male 24 ocIft,ng for oper minded tem i,e lir discreet -,counters in the Oshawa area Box 3'.'36 THE SILVER YEARS.. c;.,o 1 „-. ,-; _"W'v TonnanM 53 year .-rd •vale Enjoy, hiking bik""; laugh- ter exerc.s,nq -aang movies garlenrng Ining Jut and dancing Looking for a female with similar Interests who ntav also be retiring sone BOX -5,J t SEEK A COMPANION Carni, I,'..1 cines, S',ngle dad Look;nq for a single female Ir hr, 305 to mid 40s tot fnerdsn,p Single mothers welcome BOX 19985 YOUR XMAS PRESENT One good man whi nas everytrnrrg you are looking for early 40's with chil- dren considered hand- some employedconA- dent. financially and men- tally secure Would like to meet lady who is pretty employed. and confident In all aspects of her life BOX 31782 SPECIAL SOMEONE While male 34 looking tot that special someone to share life with I enjoy fish- ing. camping. quiet nights at hone Single morels are welcome I have one Chuld. 11 BOX 31783 F'MIEN SEEKING Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. JUST FOR FUN 36 year old. 6'. 180 pound Bi black male Seeking another BI or Gay male for fun and friendship BOX 20269 DAYTIME FUN Black male seeking anoth- er black or white male up to 35 for fun and friend- ship BOX 17565 JUST FOR FUN 5 10' average buil & male , --t '• e•• , have ',)n N,th If Too are interested call' BOX 1 754 4 TALL GENTLEMAN ng , .et same 'o, 1-s ,:fee. aJventun;.s .-nr ;liters BOX ; • vr' BI MALE WANTED -ale far d,sr.•.. .-:eanllnozs an. di ; must Brix •. LET S CHIT CHAT .. c . - ' ale -leek ­ ; S,me.,ne lr at 'n!nN '.,r ear J r.e •;. a a;,y 2r„ LET S CONNECT ma,.. See• anrrher b' male 18 7 BOX •'4.,; SEEKING MR SINCERITY ,ora -ate •nit Sane .� ' : 77e S' ••... . long ., :or^m,ttM • �., ',nasi fpm .v,tr •-- Head lames Fnirr, Swimming �,-,,;k •. quiet .-aeric ever .• at home ntteneste?' Box WEEK ENDS 56' •'8 ` e pounds aX)k , for 7frw• •ren wound , site 'norm ,'snawa area CALL SOON Hi N r.- main r5 pounds and 8' IN white -ale look,- 'of a a black ' ..Ie am ., ;e Geanan.•,s a Must and being d,screel Oshawa area BOX 20CC5 INTERESTING MALE brown eyes tit good look ,no _::oke,; or a mar good 'oo«n(; Interesting under 35 ane over 25 Durham region BOX 20014 MYSTERIOUS -a, ea" __il single white made LWd ; for another male for . It, '" adven- ture BOX ' SCCA WARM TIMES pounds look,; •or some- one for ascree! get togem- ens BOX 14114 SUGAR AND SPICE •lares. r -1e ;Pen minded 61' 220 non smoker Looking for people tc ad some so'ce and tun BOX , 37d JUST FOR FUN 29 year old single B, write male Looking for other mores for discreet encoun- ters BOX 108'5 MUTUAL PLEASURE Attractive 29 year old bi male with a muscular build Looking for other bf reales. In their mid 20 s for discreet get togethers BOX 15887 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. BLUE-EYED BLONDE 21 yr old 5'6' 110 Ib female enjoys camping• swimming, horseback nd- ing, etc Seeking someone outgoing who is tun to be with BOX 15301 NEW TO THE SCENE... Attractive couple seeking a female for discreet encounters It you are Interested in talking with us call' BOX 20236 LOOKING FOR A FRIEND 28 year old female seefung m.,vi is NO dames and more BOX 20245 BARRELS OF FUN t: r ..�, end aril are sear :ring anomer woman to, -le' •ogeme•-, It y -•i) are interested ':aIl. Brix T258S LEAVE YOUR NUMBER' iliac•. �..} .,, curl,, 5 female Jrik � ,rime .ane m ire :�. •'nmr'egi,n 90, • 5127 LOOKING FOR YOU BIa. , .. • .,,, ,nine -re "At S -rest n •nP •�,. es and 5'Ur [ Nrrr ar,x •x,27 A SPECIAL FRIEND ^';i.. Mrd... •...-a,.. .. erg ',r snme,;ne w,ir .,m: far of-esis Finlay 5 oial,l- irg n'rT,Ies and --j, Se-:.• ; a special female for •- ,1Shvp anr7 ••-..ybe mere B ,x ' ",I), ACTI'rE PEOPLE -' • ar.d 25 Hoa -•; •or ;ey tr'.nudes ;;e„r'I,r-,.ss 41,11 -AscreM a must B"X ' •324 A FEW TATTOOS I - [ -1 'errnr- nrne good personality lock, -r; 'n, someore 25 to 35 --, s feminine and easv 'c get a,ong Anm BOX 19939 INTERRACIAL COUPLE A...,..d,,,e •e • r : rte••a- -,al :ouple +any 4C.s See• -, ; a similar )pen mnC. ! temaie for run BOX 19944 SEEK A PARTNER B, w^,te 1."ma e . 4 -,4' and 120 pounds and ^tom- er of one ISO gay white female tot friendship and a possible •elahorsh,p E rnjov Poo b* -.)I rv; out movies Ir i m._re BCx 1 4126 SERIOUS INQUIRIES C.. r, -its •-.� .., f.^•e, •_de while temale 4' and '20 ponds Lo_kinq for a & Curious terraale for discreel encounters Cleanliness and discretion a must BOX '6924 I Call 1-900-451.3793 $2.49 per min. 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