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1� p THE T01N3 OF PIC .C..IhG PUBLIC LIBRA y �>`lvj _ ickering IN ewsa ition Aclv..eftiser• `1SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1996 Pressrun 14 2R Pages Kitchens Plus 1099 ICrgon Aad L TheFunilNe Md. 4WM6 Sim Hours: may_ Mw Wed 9 30 a m -B: p.m H F Thurs. 8 Fn 930 a.m.-8'.30 pm Sat 9 30 a m.-5 00 p m —1 �HOME MS40ASIT OUR By � 424-480 _ Ajax, Pickering MDs step up pressure Fe", doctors in the house Fridays Bl" MNRIAti\E T -\K CS S rAH RE:W )RMR TTL doctor was out at man% local medical offices and the hospital Fn - day. Doctors from Ajax. Pickering and INSIDE Boxing Day openings \:.:. ...,.. ,:�>r�•> i�:art l� ' �� open on iioxirl.g f)a% - page 4. GTA reform - Lct the 9W; kcg:utu nt.tkc their own c hans;cs. the I Dtrh.un chair- man says - page S. Editorial Page . . . . .6 Sports ... ... ....F Classified ..... .....19 li4_3\\ ito REACH US General . . .. . . .btii-i 1 W Death Notices ..683 ;()(6 Auction Line ...&t A-75-6 Sincerely Yours ....... I Sixo-662-t; t Email � ,\c•s,Euc,m6durhamnc•y%•,.net Internet ............. i http net �sy °t AJax Azo, A 1M Goal: =1,913,000 To dais: $871,200 across Ontano were asked to close their practices to attend a special doc- tor-onzanized 'education' session at the Morn Comenhon Centre in Toronto to focus public attention on health care issues. At Ajax -Pickering General Hos- pital, physicians offices. clecu%c surgenes and some outpatient clinics were cancelled Friday, and hasc been scheduled to be cancelled each Fn- dav until the current doctors' dispute with the Province is resolved. Emer- gency sen ices at the hospital were available as usual. The Toronto session was spon- sored by the Specialists Coalition — an association of specialists such as cardiologists and ohstetnc,ans — and has hecn .upp1,rted h-, the Coali- photo by Andrew Iwanowski Singingabout Santa Paula Nash and daughter Jessica, 2, sing a song about Santa's size during a Storytime session for pre-schoolers at the Ajax Public Library's McLean Community Centre branch Tuesday. Tiny tots and their parents also listened to stories and made Christmas dec- orations. tion of Family Physicians of Ontario. "Nvc asked that all doctors in the area respect that request and close their offices and attend this education day:' says Dr. Mike Semoffi. a Pick- cring Tamil} practitioner and a mem- her of the CFPO executive. The goal of the event, he explains. was to hung the focus of public debate on the health issue back to the question of underfunding by the provincial gov- ernment after the government has tried to focus it on doctor's incomes. " Mey feel they can destroy any public empathy. Thc:y'rc trying to take the attention off the fact they can't afford this system but they're not addressing the problem." Sec hiDs/ page 3 Fewer Durham residents on welfare rolls 'Welfare cases in Ontario dropped again in No%emher. the (Ministry of Community and Social Services reports. Last month. 1.144,337 people received social assistance (com- bined welfare and tamily benefit allowance). down slightly from Octo- ber when 1.150.879 people received support. Paul Cloutier, administrator for income support for Durham Region, says the Province's figures are general- ly supported by Durham's num- bers. In Durham there were 8,142 people receiving general welfare assistance last month, a drop of I tits people from October. One hundred and twenty-five Durham reNid: w, ,Irk,pped off family ben- efit allowance. A think a num- her of those people ..)und work." Mr. cloutter said in c\plaining the drop in welfare recipi- ents. Community and Social Services minister Janet Ecker reports the number of people relying on assis- tance has dropped 200,000 since the Tory government took office. "I am very pleased to know that people are get- ting back to work and our welfare reforms are making a difference," says Mrs. Ecker, MPP for Durham West. `I am very pleased to know that people are getting back to work and our welfare reforms are making a difference.' -- Janet Ecker, Ontario Minister of Community and Social Services and Durham West MPP >f3l-'rI271�C�riB srtr�s lama SL � , O*tf=ci T mcs Bell Mobility -1 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1996 IlleII PICKERING — Two Pickering men face drug- Durtlam Regional Police said several small foil- A 22 -year-old Valiey Farm Road resident and a Pickering dealing charges after police seized a small amount of wrapped packages were found in a vehicle parked at 20 -year-old Glendale Drive man are charged with marijuana and cash from a pick-up truck parked at a the Palace Strip Club on Dillingham Road just after possession of a narcotic for the purpose of traffick- stripped of dope local tavem early 'Ibursday. midnight. ing and possession of the proceeds of crime. FORD re% loSALES ;Does it a air on on 6* 34 UNITED ake your best deal on any New Truck or Mini Van and we will give you a 3 night/4 day Drive=Away'Vacation. , HAVE A SAFE AND MERRY CHRISTMAS YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD FORD STORE 1780 MARKHAM RD. SCARBOROUGH L11 +(Just North of Sheppard) 'See dealer for details. Mk : ..,e , - - .a,^ a t?�-�r.` – '�c._• .....6 a �^r�`t' •tivi '_�':!+.'. �.lF�il�b�' � z.. 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MDs `have ideas to fix system' about 3,000 of Ontario's full-time gen- eral practitioners, is also planning to hold a day -long policy session Sunday. "'We are working on solutions:' says •i.� `� Dr. Semoff, adding coalition members _ aren't just naysavers. -We have a lot of # ideas on how to fix the system' But, he says, the: Province doesn't seem to be listening to the ideas doctors - -- arc putting forward. BRUCE "It really isn't about the solution (to CLIFF health care costs). It's about control" FROM PAGE I Even though doctors who were unable to attend the Toronto session were also asked to close their offices, Dr. Semoff notes whether to dose was a "personal decision" for each and it's unclear how many actually did so. In a press release issued Friday, hospi- tal president Bruce Cliff reassured the community the hospital has been promised emergency services will be allowed to continue as usual on Fridays while the doctors' job action continues. "Staffing levels in those areas of the hospital affected by this and future Friday slowdowns will be adjusted relative to patient activity:' he stated. This latest job action by doctors is yet another salvo in the battle between Ontario physicians and the government over OHIP fees and health care cutbacks. Several Ajax and Pickering walk-in clin- ics have been turning away new patients for a few weeks now and some have shut down after 5 p.m. and on weekends, at the request of the doctors' associations. Dr. Semoff notes most of the clinics which have remained open here are not owned by doctors. "Unfortunately the support from that sector hasn't been that great, certainly not out here. 'Iltey're private business peo- le P "Negotiations between the doctors and the Province were set to resume Friday, but Dr. Semoff is not terribly optimistic about the likely results, "because of the people we're dealing with". 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Mr. Arsenault says, pointing to " I think people's confidence (in the econo they are more confident: shopping surge being seen this Christmas sca- electronic trallic counters in the mall. my) is improving big time:' he says of She believes "a big snowfall will double our son trill continue with legal openings on Box- While man\stores find lower-priced items increased sales. sales. though they're already good. A sno%fall ing Da\. are popular among man\ shoppers, ..overall. "People scent to he shopping and spending certainly n+akcs a diftcrcncc- as it rcn+in(l, It" tinal approval is given to nes pro\ incial the results Hill he positi\c for the tenants. and that's good." acrecs %1�. Nloon. "I think shop m,, that C'hrisunas is near. leu,islation before Chri.tmas. stores r . • Hill be allowed to open for business on LXc. 26. Local ' ^!► ., .e malls. anticipating —4 the formality. are planning to open. The Pickering - Town Centre %% I II tk open the da\ after Christmas if the hill • , w• ^" • TY r.y I,, cnncn third read- mo M the l.cL+sla- �. t,, �►,, * � +. turc and royal_ - assent in the next ' °�,• .' i'� two w"eeks, says mall L'cncral man- ager Allan Arse- nault. The hill + t received second 1 readin_ a peck apo. - Y A rnemo hasNO hcen sent out to the . centrc's ?-tri ten- e ant.. informing DYNASTY than the shopping PSTAArvD centre w+ll open - -i�0 ' 'i'. 2p CAPTAIN from 9 a.r», to b - �` Year "6 DRAWER" BED CREW QUARTERS p m. IX -L. 26 if ry the 'egrslauon is $ tY -m+sned in a=eatures GST* appro�rd. he says. •�+ r„_�' beawtu merry -4,neds - - - ON A NY It's up to indi%idual - satin •a MATCHING MA FT S stores to determine t0 1 ��_` +'r• `-�� \�� 'scckcase r if thcs %ill open as -set ' it a oluntarn dcci Sion tier cornmcrcial - S t �• �• !" _ __ tenants under the r `� "�ti�;, • 'cinslatron.,SETS 5329-689 REAL WOODS • • - Wc :an't di,:- tate lc tate ( openmg ):' he ` . rage drawers .a,.. c arc just a _ORTHOPEDIC SHOP AND S landlord fur retail ' m craned Head 8 S298 �Oet ' -- - � r ends COh1PARE . - ers. I Hould : xpect - '�' 49 a east number of - 25 WINDSOR CAPTAIN MON BUM H uuld open � Year ;�� =�� _ _ _ - _ hccausc of the :om- w z : ( MAPLE was %419 peutnc edge. Tradi- - ry, _�— �t0 _ •' _ 3•eat tionalls the tint day -' sj�- s., rier - alter Christmas +s alwa%s the busiest da\ of the \ car." HartilKKd Place 1 � I, - Sleeps Mall will also he Vit; `�SETS.S399- 67 9 - • �' ' ' - S 139 ' large storage S $ - open Boxing Da\. �`= %.Y t �+'� [I : ��: - drawers 219 349 its hours .m.. iv �-ORTHOG{LAR • FUTON "A" DAYBED BDausrasLE SBD a.m. to � p.m.. says - �j general manager ' �/`OAY' "J. •+► +� .s .- '- f• 'fid i` j'nt . was 9 w `j24T r r" a 20 Year Warranty havma Moon. �' � ..• � .= •�i � • F '�' On Mattress! ..It's up w each � • . � 30 �. �_ � -s-� `' � � '• "` . r ii o store whether thev :w Year a ! �,+ •• •• '` will open, but I'm e r �1+•i hoping each store - .�t0 wry! �•' .: ti will open, -she Says. ''" "_i = _ - '• *� roeE THAN So far, business + r '-fJ • AST ABED! this Christmas sea- Includes sort at the Pickering 5" mattress $178 1 78 $209 1 Town Centre and Harwood Place SETS Mall has been good, the two say. Mr. Arsenault • ' • has heard -an awful • • lot of pleased com- • BAYLY ments coming from 0 TAUNTON our tenants. I'm CLEMENTS expecting the year- �. C • end performance of. • • • • , •. the mall will be up overlast year. FlNANgNG PERSQNAI N (Shoppers) are - o N VISA CHEQUES - spending more time 1.�, t0.- in the building and . . +o •d1tp I started shopping x'11"�� - • earlier."�� r ' ' t.4 J More and more s people are visiting 1 C W91• • Frenchman's Bay land deal a good one, says MTRCA BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — The Town and the Metropoli- tan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority are committed to an agreement to try and come up with $1.15 million for parkland on Frenchman's Bay that the Town could buy for $900,000 on its own if they fail, according to the MTRCA. "We are .continuing to try and meet our commitment," says MTRCA chief administrative officer Craig Mather. "Ibe only way that it fails is if the Province says 'no, we don't have the money'." Mr. Mather explains the deal is condi- tional upon the MTRCA reaching an agreement with Pickering on manage- ment of the lands and obtaining approval from the Province to participate in the purchase. He says the property owners might have "legal recourse" against the Town if it just decided to abandon any arrangement with the MTRCA. The land being purchased is 2.5 acres on the east shore of Frenchman's Bay near the bottom of Front Road. It's the site of the now -bankrupt Keen Kraft Marina, also known as Port Pickering Marina. Under the terms approved by Pickering Coun- cil's executive committee Monday, the property would be purchased at a price not to exceed $1.15 million, conditional upon the MTRCA buying a portion of the land for $230,000 to $250,000. If the MTRCA does not receive funding for its share of the property from the Province, the Town would be able to purchase the entire property for $900.000. Under the purchase agreement negotiated with the MTRCA, the conservation authority would receive the shoreline portion of the property, about 20 per cent of the whole, for construction of a waterfront trail. Both the Town and MTRCA would be granted easements over the other's property so, for example, people using the Town's park would have access to the shoreline. A few residents at Monday's meeting ques- tioned the deal. Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis maintained the Town should reject the deal with the MTRCA and simply purchase the land for $900,000. She said it didn't make sense for the Town to sell the best 20 per cent of its land to the authority for the sum being offered, and that it would be a waste of taxpayers' money to go through with the land purchase at $1.15 million. _. Mayor Wayne Arthurs suggested the Town would not have been able to reach an agreement to purchase the property without MTRCA participation and the conditions attached to it, and said the Town was legally bound by the agree- ment. Coun. Senis maintained Pickering would not put itself in any legal peril by rejecting the deal with the MTRCA. Noting it was the Town which approached the MTRCA to participate in the purchase, Mr. Mather says it would be a worthwhile one. "Bringing (the land) into public ownership is the right thing to do. It allows one more link in the waterfront trail. Gradually, the bits and pieces of the land around the bay are being brought into public ownership." Mr. Mather points out most of the parkland cur- rently on Frenchman's Bay is on the east side. This additional property, if the sale goes through, would provide the only public access to the bay on the west side to an area that is not part of the environ- mentally -sensitive wetlands at the north end of the bay. Council will consider the executive committee's recommendation at its next meeting Monday. SHERRY SENIS Opposes deal Let 905 Rc �gions make own changes: Durham boss David Crombie's recommendations for reform- ing the Greater Toronto Area are "Golden regurgi- tated", Durham Region Chairman Jim Witty says. Mr. Crombie's Who Does What panel recently proposed the five Regions in the GTA be eliminated and replaced by a GTA -wide services board, and that some communities be merged — similar to ideas put forth in the Golden Report on GTA reform. An interim commissioner should be appointed to oversee the changes and prepare a report by April on merging municipalities, Mc Crombie recommend- ed Provincial Municipal Affairs Minister Al Leach has said he favors a single level of government in Metro Toronto. "If I made my New Year's guess early this year, they'd go ahead with the Metro scenario the minis- ter has been talking about," says Mr. Witty. "In the 905 regions, there would be virtually no change, other than internally recommended granges, like the downsizing we did and Halton Region diki prose should be implemented as soon as possibAs for' merging municipalities, "I think he should leave it for us to do, if we feel it's , Mr. Witty says. "I think therle will be strong resistance to merging municipalities within the Region. "Mr. Leach should tell us `You have three years either to merge municipalities or services within the Region. If you've done a good job three years from now, I'll leave you alone. If not, I'll send in a com- missioner and make granges'. I think that's fine:' Mr. Witty adds, "A concern of mine is the impact these trial balloons are having on the employees of the Region of Durham. The government lowered provin- cial income taxes to spur sales. but the slowness of a decision on (GTA reform) is slowing sales. A lot of employees aren't spending as much this Christmas because of their concerns (of losing a job with the elimination of the regions). That concerns me" Mr. Witty is opposed to the establishment of a GTA -wide service board. "I think it will be bad for Durham. I don't think our representation on there would be big enough to really accomplish any- thing." Durham residents could also face a tax increase if a services board is established, Mr. Witty predicts. "What if we merge water and sewer services? We have modern services. Our users would have to pay taxes to upgrade an aging system, notably in down- town Toronto. That would lead to a tax increase and that would be a major concern of mine;' he says. After receiving Mr. Crombie's report, Mr. Leach said the government would deal with Metro first, with announcements expected in the next few weeks. MAR= Adis CALL: AJAX (906) 61 I've lost 2" in my hips and thighs, I" from my waist, I'm toning and finning the muscles in my army and legs. I'm dealing with stress batter, I have confidence rve neva had before, and rm having a girest time. oh ... aired I'm learwi= to H yT 'I. I11 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1"6 -PAGE S . Whitby Camera • I ! . 723-2794 or • Photovenience Ajax 427-0023 S Harwood Mall plain carly • BOXING WEEK Vr � $ 1%00 ®COUPON 991 Develop) 24 Exp use this coupon betweenColour l Dec. 26-31,1996 — — — 3FIlm l For the latest news and best bargains, see the News Advertiser every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. • • • • • • • • • • • • < 0 00 0 0 0. 0% %00 000 lot Morning Noon Ni*ght New! Mini -Machine Bingo -254 Coming Soon in between regular.games and at intermission. ENVIRONMENTALLY CONTROLLED NA ; a I ! , I1 I OI t.K# MW 38B Il 7� O CONSUMERS DR cYi .. -- - hNGMWAY 401 _ — • • • PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1996 P ditorials • Pickering Edition l�Tews Advertiser etterS A Metroland CommunityNewspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 21-15 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Signed, sealed, delivered? Once and for all, let's put the issue of Canada Post and the flyer delivery business to rest. While Canada Post employees busy themselves protesting Ottawa's decision that the crown corpo- ration get out of the so-called junk mail business, the rest of us just want to get on with business. The government of this country should not be competing with private sector companies, `et Canada Post, by delivering flyers and unaddressed mail, was in direct competition with many firm., including the News Advertiser's parent company, Nletroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing. A review of Canada Post by Geome Rad" anskI found that many private companies felt they couldn't com- pete, and Diane Nlarleau, minister responsible for Canada Post, subsequently made her decision. The issue should have been put to rest, but no. Facing layoffs, Canada Post employees are crying foul and have taken to organizing "information pickets". Now, Ottawa is dallying on whether Canada Post should continue in the courier business. There is no justification to allow, the federal gov- ernment to continue to compete against the private sector, all the while using public funds to do so. The federal government must stick to its decision to take flyers and unaddressed mail out of Canada Post's hands. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers should accept the decision with grace, and focus its attention on the job it should be doing – carry ing paid mail. The flyer deal is signed, sealed and should be delivered without fuss. Furthermore... Though doctors in Ajax and Pickering can certainly exer- cise their democratic rights in protest of the provincial gov- crnment, we suggest they proceed with extreme caution. By closing offices and cancelling elective surgeries, doc- tors are only serving to alienate the people they need on their side in the dispute. They are the parents of sick chil- dren, the elderly, and the chronically ill who are being most hurt by this ongoing conflict. But so far, doctors haven't succeeded in communicating clearly to their patients. The perception still exists (and per- ception is everything) that this dispute is primarily about wages, contrary to the efforts of MDs to counter that. Tread carefully, or you'll find fierce opponents in your offices and clinics as well as at Queen's Park. To respond to this editorial call lnfosourt:e at nios tJr+C� 683-7040 and dial 5104 Pickering Edition News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper ,published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 WE CAN'T fW-* T" M. BURN STEVE HOUSTON j� Managing F� Editor WRE BEING IN 11 LION v Letters to the editor Initiative could bring fairness to child care To the editor: :1s one of their child can; initiatives, the Ontario government is considering a provincial child care tax credit The imple- mentation of such a credit would be a wcxxlerful opportunity to put all child care choices on a level playing field. Families would be empowered to choose any child care option — licensed, regulated care in a day care facility (non- profit or private), licensed home care, informal care by a neighbor or relative, or direct parental care. Every child care option would be treated equally. It would be a win-win situation for everyone involved. The government wins by getting the best value for its dollar (i.e. no bureaucratic maze), it supports all families and aq children while help- ing those most in need It can refrain from favoring one choice and some fam- ilies with subsidies and tax breaks. Parents win because they have a true choice in deciding how best to care for their children. Most importantly, children win because government and society have said that they are all important and all of equal value. If this credit comes to fruition, hope - 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 Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager fully the minister of Community and Social Services will roll as much of her ministry's existing child care funding into it as possible. Taus initiative would finally bring some fairness and equity back to the child care system in Ontario Linda Wainwright, Pickering The mind boggles To the editor: Are your readers aware that it costs $6,000 for every child in Durham to go to school for a year'? 56,000! The mind boggles! W.L 7leadrea, The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 wards. Each letter must be signed with a fust and last name or two ini- tials and a last name. Please indode a phew ausbeer for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinion, expressed. in lettersare those of the Wtiitcr add not necessari- ly those a We Nears Adv ansgr. TO REACH US Geoeral: 683-5110 Claasided: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 AdmidCI—Med Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhanmews.net Light up your life The spirit of Christmas is alive and well in south Pickering. And it burns brightly every year. if the sight on Vicki Drive is some- thing you haven't had the pleasure to experience, you must get down there before Christmas gives way to a brand new year. Picture this: Thousands of brightly lit, exquisitely strung Christmas lights adorning several homes in a relatively small area, all to celebrate the season. Drop down after sunset on any night and you'll find others out for a brisk stroll admiring the lights, listening to songs of the season, chatting to the Vicki Drive residents who glee part in the annual project, perhaps sipping hot chocolate. Peter Chalmers, one of the area resi- dents who takes part, says the event is indeed a celebration of the season, but it's also a celebration of' friends and neighbors who get together with a com- mon cause every year. .-. They drag out their boxes of decora- tions and lights each November, and work together in stringing the bulbs and checking for defects and making sure everything is just so. They work togeth- er, laugh together, and share in awaken- ing the spirit of the season. The Chalmers' home, incidentally, is adorned by no less than 2500 lights-, others rival that number. This year, neighbors in the area have received approval from the Town of Pickering to close down a portion of the street for a short while to allow a good old-fashioned street party, and they invite all to share. If the Christmas spirit hasn't taken you yet, drive down to the Vicki Drive area, park your car nearby and take a stroll through the light show. It's bright, it's beautiful, and it's a tangible exam- ple of the benefits of neighborliness and good relations. Vicki Drive runs west off Westshore Boulevard, south of Bayly Street in Pickering (between Whites Road and Liverpool Road). Take the drive. You'll be glad you did. Steve Houston is a regular contributor to our Sunday column rotation. To respond to this colamn call lnfosourre at 683-7040 and dial 510 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, 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. hapWwww.durhamnews.netQM, 70 crwrr■ car, sow r.rw THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1996 -PAGE 7 Food, toy donations down at Durham shelter _ - - Settlement House short more than 20 tonnes of food needed for Christmas hampers BY CINDY UPSHALL DURHAM STAFF Perhaps it's because there hasn't been a lot of snow this year or maybe it's because there seem to be fewer Christmas songs on the radio. Whatever the reason, John Bolas, operations manager at Sim- coe Hall Settlement House in Oshawa, says, "It seem~ that nobody has that Ho Ho Ho feel- ing." And that's bad news for the regional organization's annual Christmas food drive, he says. Mr. Bolas explains when people aren't in the festive mood they aren't thinking about Christmas food drives. The drive has collected eight tonnes of food, only a fraction of the 30 tonnes needed to fill 1,500 Christmas food hamper for needy families across Durham. The amount of non-perishable food collected so far is well below totals from the same time last year. "It's below last vear. Don't ask me why, it's just below," says Mr. Bolas. %While the Simcoe Hall Settle- ment House is below figures from last year, Sandra Mackey, co-ordi- nator of the Durham Regional Police Christmas Food and Toy drive, says things are going as planned. "We're not behind schedule at all," she says, adding the drive has already filled the requests of some agencies. "We're getting at least as much as last year if not more," she says. This is good news to organizers since the drive is providing for a higher number of agencies this year. Ms. Mackey expects the upcoming weeks to he the busiest. "We anticipate our hu,iest w'eek:., '.4'111 the Ar, photo by Ron Pietronrro Spark -ling designs I st Pickering Village Sparks Christine Rain.nger, Austria Cafe Tuesday. The young Sparks worked left, and Vanessa Palmer do some fancy building together at the event to make the most of these while making a gingerbread house at the Little festive gingerbread creations. News Advertiser in more homes and more often! Your community newspaper in Ajax and Pickering is on the grow again! The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Wednesday edition pressrun is now 42,500, up from 40,500, while our Friday edition is up to 44,000 from 42,500 and our Sunday edition tops 44,000 copies, up from 42,000. With the launch of our Tuesday edition this week, our total pressrun figures have increased, allowing us to carry more community news and advertising information to more doorsteps in Ajax and Pickering. Our Tuesday edition has a press- run of 44,000 copies. The News Advertiser is proud to be able to offer its readers and advertisers the most comprehensive community coverage in Ajax and Pickering. weeks," she says. All organizations are hoping people will continue to be gener- ous. To find out where you can drop donations off or how you can help call Simcoe Hall Settlement House at 728-7525, or the Durham Regional Police Christmas Food and Toy Drive at 434-6330. ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our G!fts under $50 insert. included !r this newspaper this week: Please note the following Page 23-7he CDs titled: Tranquility Chnstmas. In the Aire and 25 Christmas Favontes. are incorrectly described as 3CO sets. they are single CDs. Inadvertently. the errors listed appeared in our advertising. We Sincerely regret any Inconvenience or confusion to our customers. EATON'S (TARKL IIFNNIN6 IN(. 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Scarborough HEALTH L KJUVENAnoN 439-3356 GENERAL MOTORS - OSHAWA I ��j HOURLY SUMMER STUDENT PROGRAM 1997 Hourly Summer Student applications will be available at the: Canada Employment Centre for students 78 Richmond SL West, Oshawa (use the William Street entrance) From: December 16,1996 to January 3,1997 between the hours of 8:45 am. and 4:00 p.m. except Tuesday, December 24 and 31, they will close at 12:00 noon PLEASE NOTE: The Canada Employment Centre will be closed on December 25, 26,1996 and January 1, 1997 The 1997 Summer Student staffing levels will depend on market conditions and plant schedules in the months ahead. The following criteria should be noted with regard to the hourly summer student employment program. 1. Only students currently attending University/College on a full time basis and who are returning to school full-time in Fall of 1997 will be considered. Please note that the Employment Office will be canvassing the students for proof of returning to school. 2. Applications must be completed in person at the Canada Employment Centre. A current student ID card or proof of enrollment (in the form of a letter from the school) is required before an application may be completed. 3. Applications received early in the process are not given special preference. Applicants are given equal opportunity for employment regardless of the date they apply. 4. All applicants must present their Social Insurance Card at the time of application. S. Successful applicants will be notified by General Motors sometime after May 1, 1997. ¢. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS MADE TO THE REQUIREMENTS. GENERAL MOTORS IS AN EMPLOYMENT EQUITY EMPLOYER ..... .-„�-....,:..-r.+ra...i•�, .. s.... :., ..IF'+.Y1V� •Y.r'.;.' ,.-.:: .:.vR"'M• +(..... ... :..... ..,:,.,:. � ”. _- . 'trrti1NM%. . �.,'P."wws ... .. PAGE 8 -THE NEN:S ADVERTJSER SUNDAY. DECENIRER 15. 1"6 oble effort fee s .area hi 3 AJAX -- Pickering Village chirp- °`treated Friday, Dec. 20 from 7 am. to practor Dr. John Noble will straighten noon at his office, its the Parr Centre you out in exchange for non -perish- on the northeast corner of Hwy.2 and able food .r <. n, _., church Street in Ajax. For the sixth year, Dr. Noble will Salvation Army will distribute : give a free adjustment to any patient the food to the area's needy people donating five or six food items, which through its Christmas appeal cam- kwill be given to the Ajax -Pickering paign. Call Dr N'oble's office at 427- �Salvation Army. y. p, 202 for more information or to set Current and new patients can get "up an appointment. . Tennis in.Ajax anyone? The weather won't be problem for tennis play- ers in Ajax, now that a bubble has been erect- ed over four courts at the Ajax Community Centre. One of the top-ranked players in Cana- da, Chris Pridham, third from left. was on hand for the official opening on Dec. 5. With him are, from left, Leslie Long, tennis pro Jason Abbott, Ajax Winter Tennis Inc. co-owner John Long, Ajax chief administrative officer executive assistant Brian Skinner, Town parks and recreation director Tom Flood and Winter Tennis co-owner Darrell Abbott. Rail repair closes portion of Brock Road Tuesday PICKERING -- A portion of Brack Road will be :load un Tuesday. Repairs to the CPR train track crossing on Brock just south of Taunton Road will force the closure of the road between the tracks and Taunton from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Traffic will be re-routed along Old Brock Durham Kids' Safety Vil Local residents can get in the Christmas spirit at the Kids' Safety Village of Durham Region. TO YOU Until Dec. 23 the Kid's Safety Village will be open to the public. The buildings will be deco- rated for the sea- Kathleen Rowe son, and there FRIF will be hot drinks School located at available. TIME Take a roman- - QUALITY tic walk with that • GENTLE D special someone, The cost is $5 or take the chil- CARE dren and have ARE IMPORT Road, which runs from south of the train tracks to intersect with Taunton. If poor weather forces postponement of the work. it will be rescheduled to another week- day. Call Bruce Watson of the Durham Region works department at 905-655-3344 for more information. ]age celebrates the season of Whitby. For more information call (905) 668-9893. A drop box will be located at the village for donations to the 8th Annual Durham Regional Police Food and Toy Drive. ENTAL ANT some fun. The TO YOU safety village is WE ARE AVAIIABLE located behind TO SERVE YOU Kathleen Rowe WE WELCOME Memorial Public NEW PATIENTS School located at WE t# PEOPLE the south end of Athol Street in OF ALL AGES Whitby. 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE The cost is $5 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario per family, and (South of Hwy. *2) $1 for individu- als. ' The Festivities are sponsored by ' the Rotary Club Tom DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 4;' 14eg;;, b� b�' A41w; 4Qd Ate. ICA& A Pickering Town Centre would like to wish all their customers & friends Happy Holidays! OPEN SUNDAYS 831-5366 Wt� . `eft"OW INSURANCE & FINANCIAL SERVICES LIFE * DISABILI'T'Y * HOME * AUTO * MARINE * RRSPs * RRIFs * GICs * FUNDS DID YOU KNOW... Insurance legislation may protect life insurance and annuity contracts (which includes RRSP's and RRIF's) from seizure by creditors if your designated beneficiary is your spouse, child, grandchild or parent. Call us for details at (905) 571-1042 HEINZ HENNINGER INSURANCE BROKER, 342 King Street W., Oshawa W Charity swim expands throughout Durham `Jim Swim' event raises money to fight leukemia BY CHRIS BOVIE DURHAM STAFF The 21st annual Jim Swim is ready to make waves. The event, which has raised over S200,000 for leukemia research, is expanding outside of Oshawa to include pools in Ajax and Whitby. Residents are asked to take the plunge by either making a donation or taking part. The swim is hosted by the Durham Region branch of the Leukemia Research Fund of Cana- da. Be innin back to the community." Also new this year is the Inspiration "ream, a group of local people, including Mandy, who have or had leukemia. They'll all be swimming laps to raise money. Lap times will be reserved at the Ajax Community Centre pool, Centennial Road; the Oshawa Civic pool, Thomton Road; the Whitby Civic Recre- ation pool, 555 Rossland Rd. E.; and the Anne Ottenbrite pool in the Iroquois Park Recreation Centre, 500 Victoria St. W., Whitby. Pledge sheets are available at each of the recreation cen- tres and the Durham Region Branch of the Leukemia Research Fund of Canada, 104 Con- sumers Dr., Whitby. For more information call 905-665-8463. g e - Sunday, Jan. 5 CSIURfrom 10:30 a.m. to A" 11:30 a.m., the swim continues Remote Car Starters until Sunday, Jan. 26. The closing lroo$179 ceremonies will take place at the Oshawa Civic _ Complex — Bobby / Orr Lounge. J i:. �� m u. In 1977, Jim a J. Nol's Kinlin swam 10 miles in 10 days to raise money for ���, l e u k e m i a research. Over the car Audic tiectrcnicsln7m6767 years he increased 1080 Brock Rd. #5 Pickering his goal to 21 miles in 21 days and today the event has become the leukemia Research Fund, Canada's largest fund-raiser. Mr. Kinlin suc- cumbed to Hodgkin's disease in 1990 but the -event was contin- ued in his memory by long-time friend Barb Loren, bone mar- row recipient Mandy Dunn and other area swim- mers. This year Olympic gold medal swimmer Anne Ottenbrite will be involved in the event. She may swim with Mrs. Loren during the closing ceremonies, but is unstme if she'll get in the pool so soon after giving birth. "The timing really worked out because I'm on maternity leave until March," she says. A graduate of the Ajax Aquatic Club, Ms. Onenbrite is look- ing forward to tak- ing part in this important event. "This is a great opportunity to give something BEST _: ■Ill ��tljg The Management and Staff of Zellers - Ajax vision care centre. extend a very special thank you to Mr. Mr. Prentice was also recently involved in Macklem J. Prentice for his continued the Ist anniversary celebrations and helped cut Pa"nage the cake to hand out to customers. Mr. Prentice has been a regular customer at The staff and management of Zellers Zellers since its' grand opening day on encourages all customers to ask for assistance November 27, 1995 and visas the store every at any time they require help or can not find a day, rain or shine. except Sundays As the product. -We guarantee that we will exceed largest Zellers store in Durham all your your expectations on each and every visit. If shopping needs can be met under one roof. you don't see it dust ask us!" There is a recently upgraded ,jewellery Zellers believes it has a corporate department and brand new cosmetic responsibility to participate and reinvest in the department• home entertainment department. community it serves. -We are committed to large toy department, housewares department Canada. and to its communities. Our and more. Services at Zellers include a full custoners...and employees live here and the service restaurant• a new lottery kiosk. Magic more v.e can do to improve our society ... the Cuts Hair Salon, a new portrait studio and a more we all benefit" DURHAM CENTRE AkS HARWOOD AVE. & HWY. #2 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15,1996 -PAGE 9 CHPdSTN.LXS- V%tTES _succi Kcccl\c lit'Cull c batter, rc'1)hcc'll cnt� \\ Ith all\ watch I)i i rc•ha„cel at I )cOp1C”. I )011,t Pit\ '61 N l,ly 199 lur Choice �50 Fol') T CHRISTIL�SAAUTS" �OTAR }- s PEOMES the DIAMOND STORK: Rccci\-c lifctinlc hattcry wplaccnlcnts \Vlth an\, watch purchascd at l'copIcs D)n't Pay "fit May 199T" • tics •nnc t�i dct.ul.. U. \ ( . mininmin huntt.i.r 200 Pic•kcrin,g' I im n (:c:ntrc 839-4475 PAGE 10 -THE NEWS AIWERTISER SUNDAY. UEC'EMBER 15.19% BEST FOODS -ST. LAWRENCE - MAZOLA y CORN OIL /6{' • 2 L • 3 L JUG \� z LI MIT 3 KNORR COUNTq�' BEAN SOU 30 PUmm .79 • A•"1.L1'1-�'1�.' ��r{ /._^1:f.- 1`:.^Z,JIa; "1.09, k i FOfl,IN 3 T" 5 BL(IOM.� IN 6— F"T -, r_. ixno� t)Q_Q_ VZ VC�L 2 L JI ��-aia.ao.s.Lr_ . AULT •••ASSORTEDj- y ICE LARGE 4 L PAIL. 4 EA. 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IS to Saturday Dec. 21. 1996 •COD •1VIT TT .T .F.T H L\Ix ):fit Tt(:H-T AS -NO BABY y CLAMS -i.6 49i 1; CRS 1�N�AT �L- 2 _ . 2.99 e FRENCH F SUES I kx RAG • HASH BROWNS z kK KA(: • G t:m a t;()X m eV -8 ('(X'K TAIL. •C'AFSARr;S C'HOIC'E 11 . �:� YOUNG O I �I' IT1 A D iw mnA w� n THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1996 -PAGE 11 GRADE 615 LB. AVERAGE 1 OVEN-READY GRADE W •24 LB. AVG. 3 BIItD UMIT YOUR OWN .T PAG F. 12 -THE NEWS AMERTISER StiNDAY, DEC'FNIBER 15,19% _ g keith gilliganName Dropping in Aj* ax and Pickering 40th Anniversary 90th Birthday Birthday Birthday �- Dec. I 1 was a big day for a youth- �.;�� ful-looking 'Brandon Lan- .. glois. He turned IS that day, a 3 although he has- ~"" n't aged in years. :c F'. il, Wishing Bran(io)n a happy birthdayr! s x with love wen '�' Nfom. Dad and - Birthday Nov. 24 was a special day for ' An open house in honor of the i A beauty turns 11 on Dec. 19 when Amy Connor Joan and Harold Jones. asthey 90th birthday of Lillian Aldine Little will be wished a happy birthday with love by Atom, celebrated their 40th anniversary. Evans is being held Dec. 15 from _' � A s h 1 e y Dad, Tara, Stephanie the dog and Max the bird. Congratulations and hest wishes to 4 p.m. at Claremont United I Al e a a n came from their family. Church on Brock Road. Best wishes I turned one only. F er�onc i, welcome. on Ikc. 10. Scholarship ' I W'Ishin� *" - --- her a happy Simon Watts of Pickering has won the 5250 Nick j ,Ci] Birthda v B j rtll a v h i r t h d a v R a lloleris Memorial Scholarship. It's given to the Ryerson "with all Polytechnic University Department of Film and Photo— our love raphy student who has demonstrated exceptional initia- and kisses" tire, creativity and originality in his work, and for corn - are Opa. Oma, Tante Owinne and pleting all the screenwriting courses in the program with Onkel Dan. � a minimum grade of A. � Birthday Birthday i Heather Dawn Alvle. I;ardner t, tour .x► 1kc. + Wright turned two ..11app% z{ - _ on Dec. S. "Happy hrrthday to the birthday Ix)ney. You hist little boy in are the apple of our the whole wide " ►'' '` eyes. Lot., of love .,. 'A orld. I .ove and "It's hard to believe our httle guy ` -- forever from kisses from with the his, smile is one. Happy hirth- *Our precious- Nicholas Fer- a; `Hama, Uaddv, 11 o m m y , day to Daniel Stucklev-s on Dec. 117 nandes turned one on Dec. 5. r "✓ liana, Papa, Daddv• your Wishing him a happy hirttx3•a-v were Wishing him a happy birthday I Grandma, Grand- grandparents, 'glom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa were Mom, Dad. sister Katryna,I pa and baht' to aunts and arxi \anm. "W"c k �c .ou bah-, Grandpa and Penm. come." uncles'. Graduation ! Birthday Birthday Wedding Tracy - g One of Chervlr Wry and Keith «alker «ere happily mar - Evans, a the big guys a rigid on ( Lt. 19 at tiorthnun,tcr I 'sited Church in former stu- i in thel; _ O s h a w a. dent at Lin- Spiers, ,,. �. "41any thanks ' c o i n a home turned ¢; three on Dec. to our A.cd- A v e n u e ]4. W'i�hing ding patty.,' P u h I i c parents, vela-" School and A d a m ; Spiers a Pickering byes and ; happy birth- friends who H i g h shared in mak- in c h o o I . day with lots ine our day so graduated of love were g Mommy , very special recently with her Honors BA from The couple Brock University. Tracy is the I D a d d honeymooned Brad daughter of proud parents Tinie and Michelle.and in Whitney, Warren Evams and sister of Dean.Ontario. Birthday Dec. 19 is a spacial day for Mali- �:.::<..179}�....�;;::<. ,.,..- _.... .........:.::. Liverpool Road yt' e, "Eager and anxious, with the family on Dec. 9. a Natalie Dabrowsla, as she turns p a PiClierill 831-5431 Navaz Habib, was hoping Lots of love from seven. "We all love you and wish you � $ to celebrate his 13th birth- Granpa, Grandmas, many successes in piano playing and THIS WEEKS CAKE ERS ARE: 1. mw day with his new sibling Mom, Dad, brother ballet dattmg, ftnm Mom, Dad and \ - 2. A� spm (who is overdue). Navaz Afzal, his aunts, uncles Julian, who says you are the best sis- = 3_ Navaz Habib celebrated his birthdayand cousins " ter. May God bless you" -- : - \Vinnen �y go directly to Raskin Robbins to wcow their FREE aloe. (Please provide identification) PRIZE VALID UKML SAT. DEC 21. 1996 .�' Birthday? - Send your special occasion to us for publication in our weekly Anniversary.?Name Dropping feature. Mail to: - 130 Commercial Avenue, weddin % Aiax, .Ont., L 1 S 2H5 c/o Keith Gilligan THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1996 -PAGE 13 Billboard Dec. 15, 1996 SUNDAY, DEC. 15 ?NATIVITY: Mount "Lion United Church stages a Living Nativity at 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Church is on Salem Rd. (Sideline 6), between 7th and 8th Concessions, Picker- ing. Bleacher seating. Call 649-2859 (Ian Robb), 649-1337 (church) fur more infor- mation. CANTATA: The Bayfair Baptist Church choir performs its Christmas Cantata, Make His Praise Glorious, at 6:30 p.m. at the church, Kingston Rd. cast of- Whites Rd., Pickering. Free admission. 839-4621. MONDAY, DEC. 16 BIRTHING CIRCLE: The Birthing Cir- cic, a support group for pregnancy and childbirth issues, meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 108 Bloor St. W., Oshawa. The I topic is Caesarean Prevention and Vaginal Birth After Caesarean. Call 420-0223. TUESDAY, DEC. 17 CHRISTNIAS CONCERT: Glen- gr(nc Public School hold,, Its Christ 1 CORRECTION ,...,,, — .; .—a^ .,Ve, ewr ,eve Saturday. December tam e " a1°ng e,� , ave ocarffed Page Kat - The Kodak Cameo EX Camera correct ac.e rased price is $79 99 not $' 9 99 as stated Page K4C - The 3ulco Plastic Wrap DrSpenser featured rs - t as :bust: dted Page K41 - Tapestry Toss Cushion the 33% OR Percentage s n,M"ect - atter sale pricers f7 99. advert sed pace $6 99 Save $t 00 Page 45 - 2 d 4 Wheel Alignment stating 65.000 km war-anty ,s incorrect The 65.000 km warranty apo -es to 'he :ommuter tires only N- apologize for any mconverw ce this may have caused Canada L—� DISCOUNTS FOR AGE 50 • New Home • Alarms • No Claims • ,JONES-DOOLEY INSURAN(.F BROKER Over 23 Years MARSHA JONES DOOLEY AIIC "Personal Service is our Difference" mas concert at the school, 1934 Glengrovc Rd., Pickering, at 6:30 p.m. Drama and choral presentations by pri- mary classes and instrumental perfor- mances by intermediate hand are on the program. BREAST-FEEDING: The Ajax La Leche League meets at 7:45 p.m. and there's information and support on breast-feed- ing. Topic is Art of' Brcast-feeding and Overcoming Difficulties. Also reviewing a new video on breast- feeding by the La Lcche League. All women and babies welcome. 683-7547 for information and location. PARENT SUPPORT: A support group II:YF.'�JtI CT-W404R Double Auto Reverse'assette Deck NOW $298 VSX-305 Audio/Video Rece ver wi Dolby Prologic Surrount SOW 12 SAVE 29 8$30 101 -Disc CD File Compact Disc Player Novi $498 L s EN fur parent` of children involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of- school, crimes or parent abuse meets at 7:15 p.m. weekly. Call 1-800-488-5666 fur location. BREAST-FEEDING: The Durham Lac- tation Centre holds a breast-feeding work- shop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Information on what to expect, how to start. Cost is $25. Call 427-9547 for more information and location. ONE -PARENT: The One Parent Families Association of Cana&. West Hill (ScLr- borough) Chapter, meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Heron Park Community Centre. 4285 Lawrence Ave. F.. ma a—o KEH 1400 High power detached face W $ SA VF No 228$22 NEW LOW PRICE!! PDF -505 25 -Disc CD File Compact Disc Player • One bit D/A converter • Custom mode selection WAS 5329 SAVE t4oW 2 8 4$45 )))IAJAX 34 ST. li� IN&�uwmllra cJrM MwINi SLASH r ®p enim- Keg. a s -Includes rk-w premium pals uabxw n Lr to bawl I Other para arks labour extra if ncc kd ►.4— twc. It.w The Chapter meets the first and third Tuesday of each month. Call 416-226- 0062, web site at http:/fwww.tcn.net/onc- parent or Email at oncparent(0titan.tcn.net. CHRISTIAN WOMEN: Call by today to attend the Dec. 19 ineeting of the Ajax - Pickering Christian Women's Club from 9:30 to 1 1:15 a.m. in Gallantry's Banquet room in the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. Christmas decorating. wrapping and celebrating ideas: music. guest speaker. $5- first -timers half price. Free babysitting available. 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PAGE 14 -THE NEWS SUN F'KTISEK 1t'NDAV. 1)F;l'F:11RF:K 15. 1946 y: • • •i • �. •�• • "iii •• .: �• •�� ` + -�4� TO BUY A CAR FROM VILLAGE CHRYSLER..' 0 ITH DRI. .s.. p.b., cloth :ass. b - � 0%4 96 GRAND HEROKEE UMfTED Ir ood _R _VILLAGESERVICE :..- • PLYMOUTHALL DAY SATURDAY 0 CHRYSLER90516 CHRYSIER 315358 s AND EVERY NIGHT lu Samn�Np ,., . Special Servic(, 'No payments'til March at 7.8-, n A C - � 0%4 96 GRAND HEROKEE UMfTED Ir ood AN Pants Quoted Are Lawes " Basad an 30 month lave with =2.300 down psymm or equhaWN trade plus height i aN appkabb twos. . Based an 48 month lows w1M 4000 down paymwt of cash or eq vsW trade plus so applkabN taaw. I r. OPENPLYMOUTH _VILLAGESERVICE PLYMOUTHALL DAY SATURDAY 0 CHRYSLER90516 CHRYSIER 315358 AND EVERY NIGHT lu ,., . Special Servic(, 'No payments'til March at 7.8-, n A C I� AN Pants Quoted Are Lawes " Basad an 30 month lave with =2.300 down psymm or equhaWN trade plus height i aN appkabb twos. . Based an 48 month lows w1M 4000 down paymwt of cash or eq vsW trade plus so applkabN taaw. I r. Make killers who've done other crimes do the time: McTeague Concurrent sentencing wrong, says MP Convicted murderers who've com- mitted more than one crime havc been vetting off easy when it comes to time in jail, claims Ontario Riding %IP [fan McTeaguc. "For far t(x) long, our criminal jus- ticc system has allowed cons I,tcd mur- dcrcrs to escape Paying fur other mines they com- mitted." says Mr. M, League. He has intro- duced a private member's hill in the House of Commons which would amend the Criminal Code of- Canada fCanada to pro- %idc consccuti%e DA Criminals must nay for their sentencing for actions ,onicted first degree or multiple second-degree mur- derers who are convicted of other offences during the commission of- their ftheir crimes. "Under the present system of con- currcnt sentencing, the courts routinely permit individuals com icted of murder Io have sentences for other crimes applied to the time they arc scr%Ing for murder. I believe concurrent sentencing I, wrung. If you commit crimes, you Inust pay the time for all your actions." A private rncmtx-r's bill can only mo%c forward after being drawn by lot. photo by Ron P etroniro Singing for their supper in Pickering Kcith Sanford of the Pickcrin; Reactors Band sines out a tune during Wednesday's Concert in the: Park sponsored b} Town of Pickering staff to raise money for the St. Paul's on -the -Hill Food Bank. People attending the free concert in the new gazebo at Esplanade Park %k ere asked to bring food to donate to the food bank. Pickering seeks cultural groups PICKERING -- The Town of Pickering is in the process of updating its list of cultural groups within the community. To register your group, call the department of culture and recreation at 420-4620. Information required includes the name of the group, an address for it, and the names and phone num- bers of contact people associ- ated with it. Lay your cards on the table at Legion euchre night on Wednesday PICKERING -- Play your best hand on Wednesday and you could win a prize at a regular euchre night host- ed by the ladies auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Bay Ridges Branch 606. The auxiliary holds a euchre night A Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. at the legion hall, 1555 Bayly Street, Picker- ing. All are welcome to attend the event. 10 Cost for seniors over age 65 is A $1.50; adult admission is $3. Refresh- ments are served and prizes are award- ed. Call 839-2990 or 427-8831 for more information on the event. Afifordable I. One Good Reasoit To Sinile! DENTURE CLINIC' REPAIRS (1 hr) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, ECA.C.(A) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 ` After hours 428-8801 EYE CONTACT M.aliIiw Mlo innpoMor� d �w corset lion social ski dowbprrnnl bssoes d MaMd AM Canada CONFIDENCE n»r� sons mmii inp @noir goals and ISN secum nowing tool VW eon Isl.rnd rtwnwelly s eut don't haw to peovo any"WKII, MARTIAL ARTS CAIAM FAMILY CEKTREV CALL: AJAX (905) 686-8866 / PICKERING (905) 839-5000 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15,1996 -PAGE 15 ::Crime stloers r eeKS clues In solving bank "heist h By SGT. KEVIN SLANEY DURHAM REGIONAL CRIMESTOPPERS 4JAX -- Crimestoppers and Durham Regional Police need the public's help in solving a robbery in Ajax on Aug. 30. Around 9:30 a.m., a lone male entered the National Bank of Canada at 110 Ritchie Ave. Armed with a handgun, he approached the teller, gave her a plastic bag and demanded she fill it with cash. The suspect fled the bank on foot and was last seen running east on Ritchie Avenue. The rubber is described as black. mid -teens to early 20s. 5'10" to 6', with slender build and broad shoulders. He was wearing a purple -hooded sweatshirt, dark pants. white running shoes and a black ninja-style mask. Crimestoppers will pay callers a cash reward for anv information that leads to an arrest in this rub- bery incident. Callers never have to give their name or testify in court. Ifyou have any information regarding this crime. make the call to Durham Regional Crimestoppers. Our number is 436-8477 or 1 -800 -222 -TIPS (8477). Crimestoppers does not use call display. A re-enactment of this crime will be shown on CITY TV on Dec. 19 on the news at 6 p.m. a Sgt. Kc%in Slaney is the co-ordinator of the Duces am R,�g:,mal Crimestoppers Program PAGE 16 -THE 1F%%ti 1l)� F:K'I'ItiF:K til'tiU:�l, UF'l'F:�16EK I5. 1446 photo by Andrew Iwanov.sr,; Looking for gold your -%car -old Patrick Waki.aka :pends some time shaking,, a box, looking for just the right gold sparkles to decorate an angel. He', taking_ part in a tree -trimming part% and Stor`time session at an A a\ Public Librarn V11laLe branch on I cc. 9. Merry Christmas f3 Happy New Year r- Fresh Chicken Breasts 9 !$2 lb.� 'Boeaeless Smoked Polish Hams 49 31b. faaas0" CelLnu« rn w b Pegs L it 9 z..w Haleaia's Fslslasls 5449 .. lb., Fresh Chicken Wings $:1 49 M. r Lean � Ground Beef Swewired ` Dinner Hants 3 W An& '0269 me Ik t Bone -In Smoked Hams Whole or halves $ 99 lb. HsleMa's owa Neat 's Fit Cordon Bleu TraOtlasal or Feattve $5 99 m. rfmb_ St Approz. 1 W Tubes 229 ,b. -...o Roasts of Pork $Z99 lb. OPEN MON. & WES4 DEC. n & =4 CLOSED CMSTMAS DAY & BOJUNG DAY =7% U"1111111101 " Plcicfsir I IF] B••r •: Pidurh� >s3tr/yi111ale" Meats . Tuesday 10.6 R'y #401 Wednesday a Thursday t7i tie Meat People" FrkUy !i, Saturday K tsayly -.....4 b 4 & 4...:...,.+4l.s.♦s►.rrA-."&y+,AS" pIP1;Orrr.,�,tlti�.airr\:',3! ,.?Sund,qv school students give of .themselves to help less' ortunate Students collect Oshawa hostel for the homeless. We had a really good response," food for need :says Sunday school teacher Tim y "People Young. were very giving. from 300 homes We'd like to thank all those people who donated. We're asking resi- in the community dents of any home we missed to take goods to the Salvation Army.' AJAX -- Several Sunday school Meanwhile, the youngsters who students did their part to help the took part in the drive -- aged eight less fortunate this holiday season. to I 1 -- learned an important les - Six youngsters from Durham son. Christian Fellowship in Ajax dis- "They wanted to do some "ou"t- tributed flyers to homes in the reach ... and learned there is a com- Westney Heights subdivision, passion with people to give." announcing their plans to collect They will drop off the food items .items for charity. at the Salvation Army "and will They visited about 300 homes, have a small tour," says Mr. Young. where they picked up donations of "They will see for themselves how food which will be given to the Sal- much is needed out there." vation Army. They also collected Participating youngsters were used clothing and such things as Daniel and Andrew Quinn, Emily toothpaste and toothbrushes, which Clarke. Adrian Lawson, and Paul will be given to Gate 316, an and Thomas Young. SPECIAL MOMENTS Presents... "Pre -Boxing Dav Sale" '2O�80% � OFF selected HOLIDAY WEAR ' Wedding gowns. Bridesmaids dresses - Mother of the Bride/Groom ' CASH OR WTERAC only on 501% or more sate items IN-STORE SPECIALS 20% OFF GIFT TEMS • PORCELAIN DOLLS • CANDLES • CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS & MORE "Limited Time Offer" 137 Byron St. N., Whitby '(Pearson Lanes) 666-8689 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 196 -PAGE 17 P V�,j �CIGARS FORJewsflews CHRISTMAS! AREAS LARGEST SELECTION S! Pi" ckering MAGAZINES dr NEWSPAPERS! orts WNZNINVMT.132a�.. AJAX PLAZA 619-92 HA#r&VGD AVE S Al RtVett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 8 401 Due b papular ewe 14ews We now carry a ALL THE NEWS hA range of ALL THIMME sporiscardsl OAJAX PLAZA 619-9285 1iAiIwOOD AVE. S. a aot 0 Pickering Rec. Complex under -12 tennis team ca tures Ontario crown p The Pickering Recreation Complex's under -12 outh team captured the Ontario title at the )Mayfair West Racquet Club recently. Team members are, in front row, from left, Jennifer Cremieux and Nicole Doiron. In back row, from left, are Thomas Doiron, coach Dave Ochotta and Brent Ching. Pickering atoms in third place PICKERING — The Michael Minnings, Pickering Panthers Rebound Nicholson, Selig and Tang Sports minor atom 'AA' rep contributed single helpers. hockey team moved into- The Panthers also suf- third place in the York- fered a close 3-1 loss to Slmcoe league standings Vaughan. The Vaughan after posting two wins, powerplay was the undoing while losing only once last of Pickering on this night, as weekend. all three goals came with Daniel Stewart and Vaughan enjoying a man Kevin Dudgeon provided advantage. Hughes scored .tellar goaltending to lead the lone Panthers' goal. Kish the Panthers to a 3-1 win and Minnings added assists. over Whitby. Whitby scored Dudgeon provided excellent with I1 seconds remaining goaltending in the losing In the contest to spoil the cause. shutout. Goal .corers for MAURO Pickering were A n d r e w Hughes and Brad GTEAMCS CLUB Hughes and Kevin M a r s h a l l. Dissanayake also WINTER CLASSES recorded two Clum for 1yr:14yrs. assists, with single - helpers to Peter Cm6nallim of CreftS � Gym Nicholson, Rob %�_ Selig, Winston u, t3tAaIERJI1MAps3 Tang and Chris u 2kamerCabi Wilkinson. The Panthers also scored a hard_ REGISTRATION fought 5-4 victory ,P� DATES: over the Barrie, Dec. 14 Flyers. Chuck 10 am -12 noon Britskey led all Watch for our Wed Dec, 18 scorers with a hat March Break 6:30 pm -8:00 pm trick, with single markers to Camps Dissanayake and March 10.14197 •_ Marshall. Stuart•••• Ormond had two �E5 assists, while Rob 48 EXETER RD. .wExErER Kish, Tyler Leon, (905) 427-0036 Bnv s* PICKERING — The Pickering Pickering Recreation Complex Brent Rudland 10-4. Recreation Complex's under -]2 ten- tennis pro and team coach Dave In the mixed doubles match, nis team won the Ontario under -12 Ochotta says the squad battled Ching and Nicole Doiron lost 10-6 Youth Tennis Council Team gamely to eventually defeat a tough to Nicholas Brottman and Carolina Championship at the Mayfair West Richmond Hill in the final and was Huiguard. Racquet Club this past weekend. just as hard-pressed to beat the In the semi-final games against The Pickering team of Brent Granite Club to qualify for the- the tough Granite Club, Pickering Ching, Jennifer Cremieux, Thomas provincial final. swept three straight matches. Doiron and Nicole Doiron posted a "We had our work cut out for us," In the boys' number -one singles 26-15 win in games over the he said match. Ching defeated Adam Wexler Richmond Hill Winter Tennis Club. In the final against Richmond 10-3. In the semi-final, Pickering got past Hill, Pickering was given a real In the girls' singles, Nicole Toronto's Granite Club 27-10. boost as Cremieux, who played in Doiron smoked Signy Fredrickson In other matches along the way to the boys' number -two singles, 10-1. the final, Pickering defeated a team ripped her opponent. Ricky Shapiro, In the boys' number -two and from the Ottawa Athletic Club and 10-1. three doubles, Thomas Doiron and both the number -one and number- In the boys' number -three sin- Cremieux edged Eric Fredrickson two squads from North York. gles, Thomas Doiron dispatched and Kyle Simmons 7-6. AFFORDABLE COMPUTERS Durham s iargest seiection of pre -owned computers. Compaq. IBM. Dell, Toshiba New Parts, Sales 8 Repair Complete Systems from S99 Megabyte Computers 36C Br')cK Ra., Soutn Unit 10, Pickering 905-839-9453 rb4*0y FV It. • Professional Skate Sharpening • Custom Goal Equipment • Expert Skate Fitting GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 420 -PLAY THE PROFESSIONALS �lINDGWS :GCaS •-WNINGS • 0 -A -1C DOORS 668-2252 686-1853 Coach's CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING NEEDS Visit our srcwr,�rr,, tonay 420-3285 1550 88ylr St, Unit 17 Pickering, Ontario J,� t 72�ay LL LEAF GAMES I SCREEN TV st.w.619-9881' s ! by ik,�i" COMMENT,:�e�, o , std In recent years, NHL players have learned it pais to be patient and gi%eAUA!A another guy the stick when the ref's not looking as a form of retaliation,instead of dropping the gloves and getting it on. Because of that, the NHLhas become a stick league. Remember when the Islanders had :like Boss. If you bothered Bossu (that's right. bothered), you had to deal with Clark Gillies and Bobby Nystrom. After that, you didn't want to bother Buss,. again. GuN Lafleur's bodvguards were Gilles Lupien - 6'5", 230 lbs., Rich Chanraw - 6'2". 220 lbs., and the Habs main guy Pierre Bouchard. The Bruins' top scorer when I was there was lean Ratelle. He was 35 at that time, with a back so bad he could hardly bend over, but he was never touched. Why? Do the names Wensink, Johnathon, O'Reilly, Cashman and Secord ring a If You Wish To bell'? Not to mention the most vicious little guy Bobby Schmautz. And what about Gretzky? If he was hit, he'd holler "Sammy, Sammy!" That was Advertise on the nickname of one Dave Semenko. Everybody thought there was an unwritten rule you couldn't hit Gretzky. Well, there was a rule alright, enforced by Sheriff This Feature Semenko. The players of today like the Leafs' Tie Domi, St. Louis Blues' Tony Twist and Call Billy at the Canucks' Gino Odjick have a difficult time. Basmically, they are being paid to (416) 79&7672 watch out for their respective team's big guns, but, at the sae time, their hands are tied. It's a fine line between doing the right thing and taking a bad penalty at a key ex. 2304 time. In the NHL, the game is so fast, indecision kills. I VM■ r%oww —.. Corvette Specialist • High Performance •Engine rebuilding • Interiors • SmaN block Chevy 837-2593 955A Alliance Rd. Pickering. Ontario AUTO GLASS me PLATE GLASS Ropffimp Cenite 24 Hour Emergency Service 619-9936 MARKHAM INDUSTRIAL b TM SUPPLIES gym. 543u* st. 420-2448 Vat of Brock Road • BLA/PVNKT 80wh Gap Austin AM/FM Cassette � � 10 189 SAVE 1110.00 34 Hunt St, Ajax c . PAGE 18 -THE: !NEVI'~ ADVERTISER StTNI)AI, DECEMBER 15.19% p Pickering Soorts- Pickering PICKERING — The Pickering Winters Technical Staffing Services novice 'B' ringette team won silver from the squad's first tournament of the season in St. Catharines last weekend. The Pickering squad advanced to the final against rival Ajax and lost 9-2. Alex Edwards scored both goals. Goaltender Niki 'The Wall' Arnott faced a number of shots and played well. Pickering started the event with an 1 1-7 loss to Ajax. It was a nail -biter in the early going with the score tied at 1-1 for a lone time before Ajax pulled away in the final stages. Edwards led the way with four goals, while Shawna Silver contributed a goal and two assists. Kathryn Pidhirn} had a goal and an assist and novices win silver medal at ringette Samantha Puddister chipped in Mississauga in the third game, Puddister scored. with a single marker. Adding the Pickering novices recorded a The team is coached by Ron Atom assists were Bree Grenon and Rhiannon Habibullah with two each and Jamie Carroll with one. Arnott had an excellent game in goal. The Pickering novices rebounded to defeat Hamilton 1 1- 1 in the second game. Pidhirny led the way with three goals and an assist, while Grenon and Edwards scored two goals apiece. Puddister. Christine Langford had singles. Two other scorers weren't listed. Adding assists were Carroll with three, Habibullah. Silver and Schancy 'Bulldog' %larescaux with one apiece. Arnott came close to recording the shutout. In an exciting contest aeainst Lig htning come -from -behind 8-7 victory. Grenon had a five -point effort with two 4do goals and three assists, while Pidhirny notched a hat trick. Carroll. Puddister and Edwards tido each had a goal and an �qo assist. Langford, Habibullah and Amanda Good each set up one goal. Arnott again provided solid goaltending in the winning cause. Pickering played to a ed 4-4 tie with host St. Catharines in the fourth game. Habibullah, Grenon, Pidhirny and `A' hockey squad improves sterling record to 15-2-1 The Durham West Lightning Shoppers Drug !Mart atom 'A' girls' rep hock- ey team went unbeaten last weekend. piling up a record of two wins and a tic in ieague play. On Sunday, the Lightning blanked Leaside 2-0. Caitivn Rudd,. and Lauren O'Hare scored, with a..Ists to Kclly Hart, O'Hare and Julie Strang. Durham West engaged in a defensive battle with Brampton on Thursday with the contest ending in a score- less tic. In another game Thursday, the Lightning blanked Scoreboal- It's New'. PICKERING MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE Glucosamine Sulfate ReS..�tS 'r Gr' ✓E� � 9 Eliminate NON -MASTERS DIVISION Arthritic Pain GAME ONE $&BAL MAGIC Ell -Rod Holdings 59 vs Pennys A.,tc Service 59 666-5050-wnitby TOP SCORERS 420 -4220 -Pickering Eu -Rod James Lockett 19. John Cnnstiansen I I.Junior Clayton 10 r . Q WHITBY 3050 GARDEN ST. N. 666-4100 ROSSLAND b GARDEN :I �a Penny's Elman Mclean 17. Tom Letros 10. Don Quigley e G� A NAME AOR 2 & QUALITY GAME THIO _' YOUR HOLIDAY w_ �P ASG Caterers 51 vs Gallantry s Eatery 45 �QSTYLE C CANADIAN Mfg. TOP SCORERS GIFT STORE ASG William Daniel 13 T.tevo, ReCneac 11. kea Tyrell 9 ���` "Lan" s Clem Fordo 15. Gratton Hope 11 44,b4� GAME THREE Mudhens 59 vs Insurance PortlGLc 51 TOPSCORERS Mudhens Bot Harding 19. Conrad Davis 12, Alonzo Sterling 10 PICKERING MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE Results from Dec 2 MASTER'S DIVISION GAME ONE Elcyda 63 vs Dakota Bobs 47 TOP SCORERS Elcyda John Esposito 19. Randy Filnski 18, Mike Jovanov 10 Dakota Bobs Stave Leahy 21. Pat Roach 10 GAME TWO Mudhens 51 vs. Van Kempen 46 TOP SCORERS Mudhens: Glenn Scott 16, Paul Vorvis 15 Van Kempen Ray Fox 12, Dave Bayliss 12, Steve Hewitt 11 GAME THREE Melanie Prrglas 56 vs. Club Link 45 TOP SCORERS Melanie Pringles: Jaan Laniste 17, Don McDonald 15,Borry Wood 8 Club Link: Roger Young 16, Frank Gallo 10 LOSSA HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY SENIOR BOYS w d Deo. 13) TEAM GP W L T PTS DUMBARTON Spardna 7 6 1 0 12 PAUL DWYER Saints 7 6 1 0 12 EASTDALE Eagles 5 5 0 0 10 HENRY STREET Hawks 5 5 0 0 10 PK>MPING Trojans 6 5 1 0 10 AJAX Rams s 4 2 0 8 PM RIDGE Pumas i 3 2 1 7 DENS O'CONNOR Chargers 7 3 4 0 6 ST. MARY Yorlarclts i 2 4 0 4 O'NEILL Redman 6 0 3 3 3 DONEVAN Blue Devils 7 0 5 2 2 COURTICE HIGH SCHOOL 5 0 4 1 1 MCLAUGHLIN Trojans 6 0 5 1 1 LEO AUSTIN Wildcats 6 0 5 0 0 LOSSA SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL WESTERN DIVISION (As of Doc. 13) TEAM GP W L T PTs PICKERING Trojans 2 2 0 0 4 2 1 0 4 -rPUME FUDGE P 4 2 2 0 4 DENIS O'CONNOR Chargers 2 1 1 0 2 HENRY STREET Hawks 2 1 1 0 2 EXETER Falcons 1 1 0 0 2 SINCLAIR SECONDARY 2 1 2 0 2 ST. MARY M onerehs 2 0 2 0 0 Leaside 2-0. !Megan Yu was outstanding in net to record the shutout. Christine Upton and Ruddy scored. Hart assisted on both markers, while %lar,. %lodeste also had a helper. The Lightning atoms' record now stands at an out- standing 15-2-1. - - It's New'. Glucosamine Sulfate r 9 Eliminate Arthritic Pain +t $&BAL MAGIC ST. E. 666-5050-wnitby OSHAWA 209 BLOOR 'e 420 -4220 -Pickering 404-6776 JUST WEST OF RITSON - 436 -2122 -Oshawa Chartered Financial Planner Jamii. Schuficid. B.A.. (:.E.P.. Branch Mgr. Mutual FUnd.s, GIC. 6% •',t(Kks. 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SOURCE OSHAWA 209 BLOOR 'e 0 OOUTDOOR 404-6776 JUST WEST OF RITSON - Q r% CANADIAN Mfg. r . Q WHITBY 3050 GARDEN ST. N. 666-4100 ROSSLAND b GARDEN :I �a b� MALL) G� A NAME AOR 2 & QUALITY (LOBLAWS _' YOUR HOLIDAY w_ �P MANY IN STORE �QSTYLE C CANADIAN Mfg. CLEAR -OUT SPECIALS GIFT STORE ���` 44,b4� 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 hazardous waste will be accepted ow Wednesdays, 10.00 a,na to 6.-00 p.nL and Saturdays, 7.•00 a.m to 12-30 p.m until further notice. ,JM1C 1 r,4t� �o yon �tTA14 To locate a new site nearest to you, caH: In Durham: (905) 668-7721 In Metro: (416) 392-8285/TDD (416) 39'1-0831 CLASSIFIEDS' 0" Buy one week, get (905) the 2nd free: Call us for TORONTO details "NE Appnw to Artb"• For 798-7672 S•" end V•hlclee For 683 7 SALES 070 only ga4 c r C*: l� �s THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15,1996 -PAG E 19 OCLASSIFIED ADDRESS:INTERNET Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad i (905) 579-2238 BIRYN NOTICES Announces your baby's arrival $49, and recd a gift by't, i rri 7V.71 anhtlrng you to $25 worth of quality babv products ' ' Careers , l Careers ' ' Careers IMI Careers 1 ' Careers' ' Careers ' ' Careers 1 ' Careers Careers 1 m G sl ' csener.� ff' General 30 PEOPLE ,needed to learn and progress in the advertising dept. of our Oshawa Ofrlw. Can,Pagir, control, assmfant menages futureand managers needed for the t P aid apply- Cap Connie 721- 0299. ATTENTIpq; - if you ties the same tW time job br at least a year or more. but Irs Just not enough. No op. necessary. No investment, Just a little of your Ome and a reliable vehicle. $400• $1000/mo. for 8-10 hrsJ week. Must be seriously '00" for part time wok m order to quality. 666-2122. AND SERVERS Wanted for Harwood Blues C011ee Hotm. in Fit so 7 HARVKM AVE AM CHRISTMAS EXPAN- SION wish Oshawa Adver• Wg Compery. Needs b replace People being pro- moled to other Was. Entry level through to Manage- ment available . Must be able to start immediatal. Full bven rg provided for all areas. Call Michelle 721- 1411 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Aaeruser requests Cut advertisers check Ctldir ad upon ptlbication as News Advertiser nil rid be msparsillle for mese than we rwbad r6B w and ilim slut be no liability kr not rsertim of any adver- 15eriot t.labily for er- rors r1 ads is Yntiled to Cts woo paid for Cie space occ WfN the error. All MIS subject b Cie W proval of management d News Advertiser. ' General Help DJ.'S with Club exp Dance and Rode format. weekend work. We supply music. 623-7007• leave massage. PAY CASH - DOMINO'S PIZZA now hiring drivers 4ntlediatel. Must have own car. Apply in person at any of our Durham loca- bons. (905) 434-2777. 430.0D30. 683.9993, 831- 0030, 434-2555 EARN 15137.00 per week from home, dipping cou- por5s. Light assernitilly clen- cal (416) 8124'5891. Earn mor5ey rearing books Iran home. $100 per title. 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Feei ;roar r0 ear # r•a n'orne Cail i7t 5053 WANTED 38 people .v. . 20 os 'or Ine vew rear Doctorpro- luce0 Ask 4-,w' Toll Free 8�F 88' F75' SUBWAY SANOWICH- ES Q,a, ratcr -ave ^e Y:s.,rs open 'pr �ven,n� arc ^1991 sri!•s WDIy r n person M,rdeY lec ' 5 3 1 • a- ' p- 4 p 6 Hary /J, Ave A;ax WAITRESSES WAITER -- -•_s, as•aasrmvnt - :>,ckef-g Flu 9^e Dos,. ons �,r,y Apply .n person 94' D.11m9ram RC -hgke-1, 305420-2595 WANT r0 BE YOUR •JW% _r'� -. �...!,0 7 M - :le'e ;ook:rq !or mooe-- D-IO date-4'StY14ts ',r 'ar 'emacs Mase appal perscr ',8 G„noas I W Wl,rby :r Vii, 43': .397 ' Office Help Bi,,NGuAL CUSTOM - gym 2 Years ?[7e<,erce -'ease :all Ingrid 'uacco, ;au at :^tenm Pers: @ IC5 337-6015,; Im' General Melp Pequ!red for Durham Reg,-,- cca, transportation company. Must have minimum 2 years experience. Clean driver abstract. police abstract, police clearance & be U S. qualified. • Top rates • Highway • RRSP Program • Why Pay • Direct Deposit • Comprehensive benefits package Please Contact: WILMA FRASER 905-575.2911 Fax 905679.6050 IM& :.ring - P E A S 0 N N E L vve pay you directly to assemble our products. Easy wort. No ry- experience FREEe =star ndd S.A#.S.E. to Five Star lees Livfp001Ea 21 PkMaritg, Oril, Ltv 013 Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. ' Office Help PAYROLL PERSON needed Immediately Full time 5 month placement, Must be knowledgeable n 'Can -Pay' system. Govern- ment experience with large Payroll would be an asset. Fax resume to (905) 436- 6291. For Interview call (905) 436-5818. :.00� & P We are by far The t1 t>istribltar of flyers in our area. Hove your Myers delivered` 'TJust call • ' News Advertiser that any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday wth The Newspaper everybody nds ee. J • ask foradvertising. 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15,19% L__1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 salesAet 1 SalleAI� 1 saeAHt Careers Careers Careers Careers Careers Careers Contract Teaching Positions nurharn College' has contract peritions avail.thk to trach the to llolv,ing suhK-cts starting to _lanuarv. IkX)-. • intro to Adohe Illustritor - 10 hours week • \dvaneed Phohloagraphv - 6 hours week • Anting I for lournalfsm - 10 hours week e \lapazine lavo ut for lournah mi - i hours week S,Ikk.t-soul appllcams will have appropriate port-secon(bry education and prc-vio us teaching expenem-e Inwre tcd candiffite-s should tax a resume to 9 1- i 193. • Educatin You for the Real World ATTENTION! We make learning happen ^'- in a non -threatening , non-competitive environment Quality Training by Professionals in popular business software including: Customized Computer Training Windows and Wmdows'95 Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Computer Literacy Graphics and DeskTop Publishing The Internet Computerized Accounting Seats still available for. Multimedia Developer N PC Tech Support i LAN Admin v All Our Programs Can Be Personalized Especially For You Customized Training Available from 2 to 52 Weeks If you have collected UIC in the last 3 years— You may qualify for Financial Assistance! 0 learning cent" Call: 668-9713 Computer Learning Cextre has served Durham ReMn and the surrounding area since 1994. g Skilled Skilled Im Help Help General General Office Office Help I Help I Help I Help ImentoYy Pb6ltlonS Fri. )an. 10 & Sat. )an. 11, 1997 .n; (nuntem Litt A HI wrx'i - F Imentrlrr sr,l,ervium - 4 Calculator Operators Must Neve saiery SNaes d nest Nsndlvrihng Interested applicants should drop-in between 1Oem & 3pin on Mon. Dec. 16 or Tues. Dec. 17, 1996 1885 Glenarms Rood. 111114. Pickering PERSON Full time for medium expanding company. Must be computer liter- ate. Must be totally familiar with all current payroll regulations. Excellent salary and benefits. Fax resume to Iris at (905) 420-7342 Sales Help/ E C C O I SalesA9Mpi RM Agent starring Ser, ices ADVEPTISING SALES MEDICAL SALES mo- acco"^ •eprosentarve ' va,e_ . rCua:o felt- estabia+ed Durham edibor mwke• to 'Wsp,tats and Of Toronto publication Car n+ec". clinics unique op. required Great opportunity porturxN to build a high w- .. w,p great earnng potion nu* income for exclusive eL' Fax resume (416)665- accounts Fun tramng pro- vtood Fax resume 905- 7W 31 05- 706.3' 92 TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE QtL EIi & is a major forklifVmaterial handling distributor saving dierils with excellence ham Ouebec Cly to Wpldsa. You have post- secondary education or experience as a capital equipment representative. You are highly motivated, well organized and possess superior communication skills. You will be expected to generate leads, request for quotes and serve existing clients. Compensation includes SALARY, commission, CAR EXPENSE and company benefits. In confidence, contact Martin Harlick, Applicants Inc-. (905) 940-0513 or fax (905) i 940-0663 or mail lo: 7321 Victoria Park i Avenue, Suite 10. Markham. Ontario L3R 2Z8 I Full & Part Time Sales people wanted to sell Display Advertising Program to local businesses Some knowledge of newspaper display advertising would be beneficial, but not a requirement. $$ Sell to -day and get an instant pay -out $$ FAX your resume to (905) 837-0260 or call 837-1888 Sales Help/ 1 Agent SALES REPRESENTA- TIVE required for sanita- tion supplies. Base salary. commission E car allow- ance Please appy In per- son to Manon Carruthers. r>'o UNDERWOOD'S. 410 Finley Ave Ayax, Ontano. Skilled Help INSTALLER Required for HVAC company located in Ajax Must be licensed Minimum 5 years expert once Call 905-686-0017 PRODUCTION MA- CHINERY Maintenance Mechanic. for steel tabnca- .,on shop.located in Pidker- rg. Trade certificate re- iuwed Minimum five years experience In related held e hydraulics, electncal, Pneumatics is required Good wages and benefits Interested personnel are .rented to fax resume to 905-839.1717 REPLACEMENT WIND- OW Installer nurimum. '0 vs experience Good peal Dwr Drake and transporta- .,1 Call 433- 7695 Daycare Wanted LOVING, MATURE Nan- ny required, live -In or out, for 3 children, ages 12. 8 b 6 months; excellent refer- ences required, non- smoker (905)509-6287 NANNY/Ught housekeep- er required for our 2 sons. (3 yrs d 11 months) Mon Tues. Wed . In our Taurnon/ Brock. Whitby home Refer- ences. reliable transporta- tion and updated cert re- quired. Call for appt . even- ings only 655-5807 WANTED - PATIENT experienced live In nanny flexible weekend hours. prober lig area Call Mrs. Coran. (905)839-6095 Daycare • Available BROCK AND HWY 2 - Canng mother of 3 has two opentrgs for full time Ret- erences available Theresa 689710 OUALITY DAYCARE, in r -y non Smoking home ECE promder, daily out- ings, crafts. lots of TLC No puts Reasonable rates Dix* Finch area Call 831- Hospidl RTI Medial Oe!nWM1.1 ze3e Business to • I Business DENTAL CERAMIST grim"um 5 years expen ESTABLISHED BUSI- enc• Part time Full hie. NESS lot sale in Durham Oshawa 1-(000) 263 W on making establish- ment Owner must sol $20,000 Call 1416) 322- vva Firewood ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top quality hard- wood at low prices. Free delivery. Serving Pickering. Ayax. Whitby and Oshawa. Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741. APPLEWOOD. aged 1.2 years old bush cord. 6210. 113 bush cord. SW Dekv- ered. 1.905-987--4563 BROOKLIN FIREWOOD. Bush/face cords, kindling quality seasoned firewood. Please phone (leave mes- sage) 905-655-8797 Hwy 12 to Spencers Road, turn north on Ashburn Road. 200 yards $50/face cord. mixed. pK*ed up. FIREWOOD - Quality sea- soned 16- split hardwood starong at $185iCord Call ere 705-944-8801, 7 pm - 11 pm FIREWOOD Qt;aety seasoned llard- wood Oak. maple. cherry. asr. Stas tace cord. 5225 Bush cad. Free deliiirery. A4ax/Ptckenr9W toy 427-7666 FIREWOOD �:3,N Cut. Spit and delivered $50 a two cord Can Jerry 905)619-1363 FIREWOOD, Excellent quality i-ardwood. Guar- anteed, extra long fully seasoned. cut and split Honest measurement. Free delivery K:.iv Heat Fire- wood 905-".3 2246 Ron, Improvements • 1 1 Improvements Moving & • Moving a Me-, Flooring, • House • Party • • Business Storage • Storage Carpeting • Cleaning • Sevices • Services MJDGET HOME klAirROV1EA ENTS Basement Apts . Rec-rooms plumbing. Aodroons. electrical. drywall, decks. cerartvc tiling 8 counter tops 15 yrs. Exp. call Mano (905) 619.1663. cel(416)560-1663 DOORS •Ra US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & 90?► -537-0949 EUROPEAN TLE SPECIALIST Will renovate your bath- room, or kAdnen wan, as well as floor tiles. Good references and satisfac- Fur fr a iarialui • all D. Dykstra 725-4913 s. RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions second stones finished bsmts bath- iooms. decks. the 8 woos floors. doors b windows. guaranteed and reliable call W~ (905}t2a-2145 rg-TIMS Plumbing DOUG CLARK PUMUMIG, Liliensed ,insured, reparsA alterations, new balhroorns and renovations, pump sales,service hee estimates, 686-5172, 24 his. • ' Parotin$ & • Deoorabng TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior A Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 A,,Ax Movin; Systems fun services. mares, ap- pkan a ana piano speaw- Isis Flat rate or nonny We now have heatec storage units Now offering free bones mith move Park and toad special starting at S99. and up. Cap tor ria - 725 -M or 427 -ODM MOtN TM MOVING SYSTEMS we rie Mon anything, cornu rarr. Packaging. strrage and Dares avWD4 Sena 8 and morilh diemknes. Fre esYnatrie. 571-0755 IBM -491-6600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all' Free estimates, seniors discount, stmt t o- tice moves. Appliances moved, also storage space available. comparable rates. Cal 432-21% MEN WITH LARGE TRUCK Will do household moves residential. commercial. All types of moves Cao Carl or Jallae 427-2&%. MXNALSKI MCIVING Houses. Apannenis, Of - tic", Appliances and Piano Speowests. sena and AAI -Month Dos - counts. Licensed. in- sured Free Esta des. Faup•f1•rtt ••-v . CaN 436-7796. CrBargain am offices, apt., etc. Piano moving. Packing available. 423-0239.119* CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretdang, our spiticiallity Free estrnates. D i N Du ctim, W-1799 dor W-1100 • House • Cleaning MAID SERVICE Reliable, reasonable, satisfaction guar- ardeed• Inquire on 0111E FREE CLEANNG PER MONTH. (90M la -0609 MAID SERVICE Maids fully bonded & insured Quality cleaning at reasonable rates 619-3282 CLEANING By Angel. Christmas & Seniors fates. 68(3-1231 HOUSE CLEANING by Lorie Special Rates for Weekly / Biweekly from $45. 416-706-3027 MAGICIAN, down friends, ready to ert. terrain for arty age, arty occasion. BrrthdayS, pro- motions, openings. fund rattlers. Magic shows we fun! LeRuce help. M7057 or 728-M RAsls1T WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Clrldren's Parties And AS Occasions. Have My Own Magician. can Ernie i6i-493=. Fm�«nSnow • • Sehenols MERRY CHFISTMAS DAD. Rest your back this Yew with Top Gmwoh residential snow clearing. No plows. SurPrisinslN Irle*-- sive. Free es irtwAae. pay - you go. =T3Lk_� I11i1VNiG SCHOOL CHRISTMAS to NEW 4 Day Cmm DrRnirlg 79 Dec. 21 -24, Jan 2 - S Also regular Nurses 421717 Courses approved by MTWOSIL/I CONTACT COMMUNICATION SERVICES INC. Free Estimates Data, voice, tart and eletxncal 111lifKg b outiels. Business and residerllal 905-WJ96t16 Health t+ttl CONSIMMTION Aferers can get spend vice AP and ad ilievktg regullariy. Se re the rest of you Pugh It1itlSfafld ries... Rego- lily is 3 - 7 Mites daffy. you riink once a day a gills- you soca believe in illy tales. Constipation ado to more fatal dis- M including cancer an all other causes rnbirled. What a you am wtxlh? The call st $2.00 per mit The st 2 minutes are free. W Jondy Personal in- riors, at (906)831-2439 Don't Forget Picjax kering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your 9:30 to To lace Your Classified Ad Please Call b83-0707 Z Firewood IREWOOD Roka Lum- er & Firewood Centre. xf3x12'. $60: 4'x8'x,6', 55 Established 1963. ,,Vs 705-277.3381, Even- gs 905-434--0665. Free ,,very to Oshawa area. ILSON'S FIREWOOD ;,y the bush cord or face ] Cut, split and deliv- d Hardwood mixed +^5 432.7741. Hardwood �(Jring available RnM_-Bargain Corner FREE Kittens to a good me 2 females. and 1 -a e 3 months old. Call '305)839-2119. FREE TO GOOD home i 1 now old female ROt- ?dler good temperament. y playful. a Mto any --,ray (905)427-8431 ,LASS TOP DINING- -. �m table with 6 chairs, "ass and black lacquer, ;4)D Car seat (20-401bS), 530 (905)725-6861 MATCHING Sofa $150/ 7ve seat $100 Glass top able and end tables $75. Entertainment unit $50. Call Michele at 434-7521 NEW 52ceiling tan, 'crack lacquer. 4 lights. Paid $165 Asking $110 579 374 NEW eather jacket and eatner pants. $200. Will ,ei separately 579-0374. NEW WALT Dsney cas- uc 10tnes for saw $50 to ;10o (416) 282-6W7 PROFESSIONAL Ham - r Din. Hili -TE 10, pAis tuidk drrvw, marry bots and :arryng case $350 080 :ail 905-728-7252 STAINED GLASS dia- nord laser 1000 band taw. excellent Condition Paid $550 asking $300 579-6374 VIDAL SASSON hair -rasping non. $12 579- 6374 WASHER & DRYER: GE heavy duty washer. $175. match" white dryer. $75 Call (905428-2530 after 630pm WEIGHT BENCH with ley extension. 160 pound steel weights. $200 579- 6374 Articles for Sale 3 TENORS 2 tickets. ,an 4 100 section, &J9_ 3020 7 1/1 ft. western snow - Now tits Chowa Dodge $' 100. Snowblower 7 ft. John Deer 5950: 6 h. inter- national $750: Gilson 8 hp. Tecumseh engine 26' snowblower $425. 433- 0656 A GREAT DEAL on go :luos. nowand used, plus bags. bans. rernevans. Cal Jany. Oshows (905) 436- !330 ADELAIDE / PARK Rd. Large 2 bedroom apart- ments. $675.00 ♦ alectncily. includes neat. rid water, cable 'I'll- Parking. Laundromat. Available .Ian 1-888-8394)033. A►MIOUNCl/G new low er price 0n le inch mini dish sack)• Lot., 40 dell( nets, only we -00 morelfy. (905) 655-3661 ANTIQUE walnut dnwW room suite, hbtei6 clikel chino catw W bulla) $800. Washstand $150; pa -burly woodstove $300; mMigw 5 e4on ph 5225.433-3811 APPUANCEB, 2 aide by side Mages. $400 each, 2 stoves. $225 sock, wlaYlar 5200.• gas dryer $175. 2 built in drshwWfers $150 each. a1 almprid may ar- tists Prions .427-0374 SWO• 427-2856 titnys AUDIOPHILE st•rm ers- tam - ADotptM power amp,. Acoustat alactrorstri0 speakers To= 4 bads sound -ori -sound resHo- I" and OBX mgGing unit All CD , phase yea pre -amp Sony cassette deck/ hAW. incredible sow $2500. 418-7703--1050 9-8 P . m.; Attar 8 p.m., 427- 1479. MArticles Articles Articles ■ adverfisenbent? ■ ]ROW sR�jj WING? WING? THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 19% -PAGE 21 Christmas AldptgtO118f Trucks For ChristmasMChristmas For Sale For Sale For Sale Trees Trees Trees For Sal Sale 9M Mlille a 0 aall IN se I SAY. We1/iait' W)Cl*yD1TCWCJ (tront/back wheel, ■ Parts)Call905-428-1773. ■ Mq)m%b the QRSIllonISbelov. ■ -463 LANDSCAPING Trailer ■ adverfisenbent? ■ ]ROW sR�jj WING? WING? for parts. Office ■ •Mme+ ••E ■ desk SS Craigs car rims ■ TheThsWe*IVeyys/&aW 350 motor with transmis- ■ nnr BCorlrTRt�dbi]Oli,n aralSk rtMwilhthe best ■ sion. Honda 500 dirt bike frame se I SAY. We1/iait' W)Cl*yD1TCWCJ (tront/back wheel, ■ Parts)Call905-428-1773. ■ Mq)m%b the QRSIllonISbelov. ■ ■ ■ D,ke. $700. 'Pu,e Gold' LOG SPLITTER, 25 Ion ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ heavy duty 2 speed pump, 13' tires. 1 7/8 diameter ■ w,rh bag, Elan GS Skis ■ trader hitch, $2.400 Week - ■ with Salomon bindings lays 8 - 5. 576-+ 1 78 ■ S' 00 Tum of the Century ■ ■ � a desk $1.000 photo- MINK lady's fur coat. full ■ ■ :a0rer like new. $2.000 Lill length mint condition, ask. ■ ■ We would like to hear from you. 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ ,ng $400 726-4968. ■ courteous Service? models Fridges Frost -bees, $200 & up ■ mry pay retail prices, One ■ MOVING SALE - white ■ If of Ontario's oldest and lar- oedroom suite, microwave ■ 7,,,Je,s is now ■ c;':s stand. green living - P lease contact Fred Eismont ■ sell■ droaOCt m � suite. coffee tabiwend ■ Dcthe E^ solid oak 7 pc d Eg stood ■ 'axles. single bed and ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 oorn or 6 pc sold Pine --lore. Cash/Carry. 668 - CHRISTMAS TREES Cut Your Own or Precut Spruce, Pine & Fir WHITBY - Thlckson 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. North 12 miles on Durham 57. OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Cut your own $22 ANY SIZE tax incl. Fresh cut trees $15 & up tax incl. FREE TREE BAILING WATSON TREE FARMS FREE Candy Canes for kids ill 263-8858 FREE pie b/ghs i ;ones ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ -463 _Jr the spot ':,arcing Down paymertts from (500 ■ adverfisenbent? ■ MOVING SALE house- for Sik ■ 'O,d appliances, trois, lug- Fort Sale ■ age. TV. Christmas tree la 1995 LUMINA APV 3 ' ■ ^ 728-3062 STEF'S APPLIANCES. ■ - SALES & SERVICE: St N. Whitby 9051166_ NEW MARIN Bobcatteal Showroom is hill of recon- ■ ■ D,ke. $700. 'Pu,e Gold' crooned appliances Must 4. Suggestions or comments: Ping copy go" dubs $400 sell' Best ponces in town' ■ ■ w,rh bag, Elan GS Skis We carry the best warranty, ■ with Salomon bindings Dishwashers. $150 & up. bl"h'ins & ■ S' 00 Tum of the Century portables ■ � a desk $1.000 photo- Stoves. $150 & ,p all � IOurs/so ■ :a0rer like new. $2.000 Lill es Washer$150 s, & ■ ■ We would like to hear from you. Patrick. 4366066 up. all makes/mo(Ws Dryers. $175 & up. all makes ■ ■ OAK/PINE FURNITURE- models Fridges Frost -bees, $200 & up mry pay retail prices, One Side-by-side ice maker al - ■ If of Ontario's oldest and lar- mond. black doors. 4 years you prefer, 7,,,Je,s is now old. $600 Apt -size dryer. P lease contact Fred Eismont ■ sell■ droaOCt m � $35000 1oc Schest frkrsezer`. ■ Dcthe E^ solid oak 7 pc d Eg stood $250 6 month's warranty ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 oorn or 6 pc sold Pine 432.7167 Sters Applanc- ■ or fill out this coupon ■ Dedroom. your choice $1995: many stain c o'ces as. 362 French St.. Ossa- ova ■ ■ and mail to: T a omoal Woodworking TABLE SAW: 1 1/1 ■ 305-98"774 -)-sepOwer Irduchcon mo- ■ �.lii H• Classified went ■ JUKE BOX. coin Operat tor, ODg 0" Excel - lent Oonyppli $600 OBO ■ -fd excellent income Plus extras Call 905-72& n P.O. Boz 48I ■ '350's wunibler Bubbler 7252 ■ .UK@ BOX. handcrafted. S6LS Farewell St. ■ -,).dsto ' Co,L oo 19' Digital SatNlne 70 ■ or bow or Free channels for 1 year ■ Oshawa Ontario 1 �) 576-5737 Rant !o awn roe only $8 25 1 wee•ikly Cal 905-571-14+2 ■� �* ■ PERSONALIZED Photo +�7■ ;yens Py ue,.,o,y Lam NITACNt 35' stNep tow ■ Cal•ndws feature colour 'ns'ar Ultra black p,cturo -your sabstacLpl is file memre of our &=m' ■ arilargaments of 12 or tube. Pic -+n -Pc. High rso- Tom' of your tevOrRe Pho- IutiOn Rent-to-dwn from St580 weeky can 905- BURGLAR ALARMS a' CLARINGTON COM- 1cs Only $25. or kiss Co 571-1412 low thieves time n your PUTER CLEARANCE 7237253 to locate your horre KEEP THEM OUTI CENTER Two great value n•er•s2 distributor OsaO- KENWOOD 200 wall Custom bush st•M security packages loaded systems. inti for distributor poled- Tower of Power 5 Usk CD. werhdow bars allows afford systems include 14' 28 Ni Tuesday Doc 17th doubts -asserts. tower able peace of mind even monitor, voice/tax modem. speakers. Rent -to -pm from with with the windows open For CD rorn din•. sound cards. ANO upright Wormw"tt1. S7 25 weekly Can 905 - ■ tree estimate cal Secure speakers. Dos. and wind- antique legs. SM Fischer 571-1412 Designs (906)4268429 ows, color porter Prhaum Price swatg. $40 CAN 905- CARPET - Serving Ostia- ,00 $1.9% Out the door �`�9 SHARP 25' TV VCA com- w aa an area. Seniors Dos- primo. an taxes included. They're hew," Lo here rab a PIANOS - GRANDFA- benalions. High r sokxwn count Via. MC. outstow- Ing selection Free esti- used 486's from 5499 Muro THEIR CLOCKS - Christ p'al'e tube. front AN Media s mows. InSW8d us R•- trrtwns from Seed mos Specials on now' %ow .locks. auto programming, pairs pleadable Mike 725- Carglete and guarant•d. and used pianos Na wro7 universal ,•mow contra from S750eww Roo3877 Add a color printer $125 Rent to own. apt. size . Cal 905-571-1412 0 571 Garmgton Computer upright, grand. dgrW- key. CARPET 3 rooms, $299. Clearance Canter 697- boards. Some 1995 stock price rakKMS 30 yards d 3059 164 Baseline Rd available at reduced prices WASHERIIDRVER. (300 carpet. premium pal . and BOwmarhvdw PCO Works. 433- set Singes pox -spring & installation Custom bknds �� QUEEN. Used r•- 149 enaurms $100 Oak tads & also avatlabw at lowest Chain. $175 Saga Gene - prices. Sal 905-432.2750 straunt equipment. Vulcan electric tryal ndoa / out- PICTURE FRAME sis win fiol SW 905- CARPET BROKER, door seating. 2 exhaust equipment and wppil". 4331158 saw message 100%, Nylon thick. Plush. hoods. bathroom fixtures. MOrso• cropper. and CNH star resistent carpet. For 3 step -n -freezer. Inquireie mat tuner, Muer caning room$, only S36900 Price calls Steve 728-7259 101,011, and some supply Cal Includes 30 Sq. yds Carpet. deluire pad and ir$tallation in your home Free Quota - bon in your hone. No n- tereat, no payment Air one full yea. Daniell- 1-80- 217-0104. CARPET for saw - for hes Shop at homes secom cm cal and we wit show you the dawwlm. Wo also do cuall Installations, to - Pam and reatnaldwig- Cal Milt 905.431-4040. Carpet NII Disrtibhuore, 12 months No paymwns, No inlwesl (t7AC) 3 rooms (300efill installed with dewire pad Iron only $399. Space" i HardwCKMW ando d Flooring Free Stop At Horne. 1-800 66344. CARPET (MILL DIsrbbu tors, 12 monft No pay- ne, No irhlweeC (OAC) 3 Won (3006q.R.) inwfe"d ,rill dskmle ped horn Duly $398. SPO -ft on Verill. Ceramicand Hardwood Floorig. Free Shop At Honig 1400.6638)48. CARPET$ - k1M. of cwpK 100% nylas, new stain w base carpets on hand. I will carpM 3 mons $349• Price inckdw capst. pre - Mann pad, expwt koMNO- bon, last dtkvery. Isle asti- n%M- (30 yards). Norman 6862314. COLLECTOR PLATES 50 plates, Current Valve. $6.000, two glass show- cases, stands, boxes ind. Woo over $7.000. SeN kx $3500.906.433-7647. DININGROOM SUITE. 7 PC Excellent condimon sacrificial at $750 all 686- 3992 FOR SALE, orw Napo- low wood burning stow. blown. ndudas al piping, stawooss shed criminal WW flagstone hearth. Ex- c•Mern condom.. Asking $750.(905) 427-6483 FOR SALE, Pyroick Ca - Mont board 18 mm. x 4 1t x 8 ft. sq. edge or TNG. $13.00Ishol 6 mm. x 411 sq.wge, $11-Wsheet. Mike or Peter. 906-427- 9831 "RAGE door npaws. broken sprigs, ,Mn. rolem. opww& OWMA w $49. Now doona/operism Ouality Pk$ Dogs 416- 33641073 16336-0073 HOT TUB / SPA. Seats 6, complete rlilh wooden skirt and winter sower. $1 ODD. Cal 666-3888. JUST in time for Christ- mas. BEACHCOMBER SPA, 4 man. grew. 2 yrs. old. coder shirting, cover. broom. chomical supWies, purchased from meal dleal er/great support $2900. Call 967-4198. KEEP YOUR 8 mm & su- gar 8 film. sahe On high quality, vWMTrple R Vd00 Transfer dhrs the best price with music added no exon charge. Book now b.bn Christmas. CAN 905- 725-1001. KENMORE Indigo side by side salt door ice d*Www $600. Kenmore frwzer i20D. ob0.571-5406. 436-0503. Leave mes. sage. RARE amigos Louis 14th Curio Cabirwf with beautiful hand ponied scwws of that penod. Mid 18W original. $2700. Lxroded Edition pmt -Eagle Heart' by Bev Doo- little, framed and matted 5.395.905-5764036. SNOW TW4M for BMW SM I. Super contact TS 740, 205W R15 94T MAS sheet tier$, wheat covel good catdbon. $700. Cal 721-2600. 7 PC SWM" SME bedroom rune (solid sl F%A, l- nuL VA" over $Ssoo.) $1996. 080. Sofid walkout wWdrobs 5235. sofa & chaff $250. Otter odd chaffs $30Jeach. 3 dress - vs $SSJeaeh. Dryer N5. 3 antique dressers. 3 vlrltiglM chairs. New Single box sprig and mattress $135. Marcy other items 697- 3532 SOFA BED, $100., soh and thew $1130., dressers from $59.95. single owls frorr $59.95 and much more. 'Not your average second -hared stone'. Now Lie FurniWn, 250 Sylly St W., Aysx. 686.6332. STEEL TRAILER: 10". 6%vids. 51high. W" for hauYg ,rood left. $100D firm. (905)725-8861 anytime, (705)799.1352 all - fair bpm. WASHERS. dryers. indigo, stow. now and recond- toned. $225 arid up for to - conditioned washer, $175 and up for r•condtioned dryers. $175 arta up for to - conditioned fudges and stows. Also can operated washer and dryers. Ste- pheosool Fumdun• and Appliances. 227 Court St.. Oshawa. 576-7448 ©Mlwania.d ANTIQUES Absolutely, Purchasing furniture or an- y8krg old. Sderttific nstru- rnents, dare. saver, adver- U-4n toys. ODOs dow milk battles, collections or astom Cal Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 65_,-W49. aoolion. WANTED: Stackable mesh pages, fold down to C rt ft> Pam Ste et(simCtaia�r es). Must be 40• x 32' x 3o$ a forger. Cal Chris (705) 749.3383. dung busieas hours. PM C3W iSbVM Trees YOU Cir OR PRE-CUT SM ExoelelM Pine 8 Spence 20 Id. north of Bo1M,W vie on 57, Olen 5lel. But an ROO Rd 20 pk@W Part pA OPEN DALY ' Computer' Computer Video Video INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. CaD John Duarte at s!q-"00 1994 GRAND PRIX SE, P/W, P/L, P/S. P/M, Cruise, Tilt. ArrFm cassette, secur- ity system, 79,000 km $14.500 Call 683-3020. 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6. p/s. abs. PA. Will. 01runk, security system. 4 -door. ap- prox. 79.000 highway kms, $14,500. Like new, one owner 905-683-3020 1995 FORD ESCORT GT Mint Gond fully loaded. dark aueigreen. 1 8 L 16 valve. ABS. extended wan. auto. 28000km S12,995 cert 905-619-0692 1995 TAURUS GL, 4 door air, cruise. tilt.Pis. G. only 33.000 km. Factory warranty Ford's Finest Merry Christmas FRASER FORD. 576-1800 Ask far Sandi $14.995 1996 FIRESIRD convert tote auto. fully loaded. leather interior p. windows. 0 locks CD player. mint �;onditan. 6000 km, asking 530.000 683--8872 1996 FORD CROWN ✓IC oaded only 23.000 Km Lots or warranty Com- pare to new at only 522.995 Merry Chn itma3 FRASER FORD. Ask for Bal. 5761800 1996 EXPLORER. 4 -door 4X4 XLT. 32 000 km lots or warranty, fully loaded. (28,995 Merry Christmas, FRASER FORD Can Doug 5761800. vans( NMI 4 Wheel Drive 1987 ASTRO VAN. 4.3 litre engine. 8 -Pass. 253.000 km air con , raised roof, burgtgrey asking $6000 obo 568-9297 evenings please 1968 Dodge Grand Cara- van LE loaded. $3500 as is Call for info 839-9193 1968 FORD AEROSTAR van 52.995 :er'ieo 997 S-10 short box. 4cy;. 5 speed. $1.995 cernhed. 404-9759 1990 DODGE Caravan SE 15. cruise -antro, passenger 236K $5800 certified 190516867879 1994 AEROSTAR 'til wheel dnve' Safety r oven. ter and lots of room for Tie Kids Loaded and only 49.000 km Merry Chrmt. CREDIT PROBLEMS7 .rays $17-)95 FRASER ' ComputerEM, Automobiles _Jr the spot ':,arcing Down paymertts from (500 FORD Ask for r critic. 576 ,� /Internet for Sik Monthly payments from or u,1-. power s& b. time S1,50 O A Cars. trucks 1995 LUMINA APV 3 ' NEW MUSIC to -zine O NEED A VEHICLE? vans 1961 to 1996 Randy Alw(J Auto Sales Lb 146 Brrxk V6 ABS X.C. stere- :a - hotp//www durharn- Poor cred't,7 No credrtn St N. Whitby 9051166_ sons, 7 passenger modua- news nka,-aic238,'v1- Bankrupro Can Trace at 3382 Lor n. -oar front. dax nim 905-576-1800 or 1-888- 5995 !982 Cnev Marebl, $1x500 certified 75.000 Classic. V6 auto 92.000 259-36'73 1 can too GREAT XMAS present ions. call r905t 668-'287 655ow 655 45 -30x5 Mc c. or 905-7065234 30 mr1 !987 l dr i,.rklanc•. 4 • LOSt & t 1993 Cadillac Eldorado. cyl •wleds work on 2 cyi CUBE VAN- '9 Ford • Found Pis Pc Ow aair crus•. great body. running -ond- F35 39c ✓8 �ap-van en- anvhn cars 9 -way seats. non $4 50C as s. 080 2,y Ems, $2250 Cal -+oW phone. 5125C as is (905) 623.9215 905-523.5783 FOUND to aro tomato, 725-9378 LOW Kill 1986 Pontiac short narred. one MA or". 194 PONTIAC ACADIAN, 6.00E coded, ongmal oneyew' fM dhe Soul?, _E Alax Lake 0-vorl area. ongirai ,..her 4 'neww tre3 pant. goo dowdi-HE Trailers pease Gal (905 127- t yew sta lard trans 4- ',on.$2600 certified 436- SM *r. only 1 14.000 Kit WM cared kir Rim kka a xv, 0791 FOUND a Iron ginger co- iound tar wilh -file -dace. Lmtoni'Hwy 2 area Cal 683-9035 FOUND GREY aro brown :W. male ^o1 fwkl t•red, won Mack stripe. write on face and paws. white nee colter. Ir Mon- arcr 60ements area. WhlMrhgtOi Court 427- 8310 FOUND- ! black & wh,ro maw 109. Bow :oaar ' ~lsordco" max male Bah rowdy. Littoo Bnrtain Cal k705! 786-3802 LOST small ,grey arid white Iwnale tit. Strouds Lan*Wh,t•s Ad area Powe cal 831-1281 LOST DOG, "4 month old female Dotiermar, un- cropped ewe, wtr nuorsel Cent green collar. lost on Maksbury Rd & Oklahorrw U . Please help she needs her Tiedcatfon and sadly Tossed by 4 year Old hMe girl It you have seen hw pew alt Mary 931-6072 • ' BEAGLE PUPPIES - Purebr•d, no papers, vat checked, first shots. Call Darren 41 6281-1 889 or Laurie 705-653-2 703. OSHAWA OBEOIERICE ASSOC. Monday night . Puppy and Basic: Tues. Base and Novice. Classes start ng soon. 43S--0868 LHASA APSO puppets (babes). born Oct. 21, ra care bot served. 4 puppias, asking $300. firm. Must be asci. Gnat Xnw gid Cal (905) 9x7-0758 ENGLISH BETTERS, Miriatiire Sdnwtsa. Lh Sfeplerds, Pkat al Hlaglen AgluaAirri Willi coat Y Town Pat, Oshawa Can - Ise. 436-3724. Asking $1000 obo 436- ' V yR OiJR �cciar+ . 0503 VC air :acs.. 4 or $4250 ono Call Dave 5766'30 ins %ISSAN SENTRA, 4 or u,1-. power s& b. time fill . al ongirw no nut. ' RITIOLiAliftrilbilies owner 95 000 kms be- tainted iwve t . certified. 52795 Brock Auto Sales. Brock LSO. 'o $75-iQ kAasn an Ad & Taunton. P ck•ring. The spot for scrap :ars & t27�"0 trucks Anytime Can 905- 19" PLYMOUTH Rekent, 7065740 4 Cr aero. good condition . A A A TOWING. Pay $50- 5995 !982 Cnev Marebl, S500C :air '_- used & Classic. V6 auto 92.000 scrap pd- & Tr -,tyke 24 hors 0 condacn. $2000 7 QMs Call 305-,S8ti-5003 655ow 655 45 -30x5 Mc c. or 905-7065234 30 mr1 auz, mc .ady drvr Owns w•i cared for, row cares transmission & brakes Good COnORdn $120C 905404-'654 190 MAZDA Mx•. LX. Odra dean. 5 speed. sun- roof, pow, brakes. sleer- ing. widows, one owner. 53.600 !905 619-0656 190 MERCURY TOPAZ, 4 dr. auto. Pis. Pb, amm Piss.. A A A TOW'JIG. Pay S50- S500C ;asp, 'or :sad A scrap ran &tucks 24 him 7 days Call 905-686.5003 or 905-7065234 30 mon CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vrilciee VMr ties must be n running condition Cal 427-24'5 or conic to 479 Betty St Ease Ajax at MURAD AUTO 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 . 38 ". ^hoc a -or_* !! x 2C norda •oom Main 'resiol ftuly rumrsh•d One 7edr n, 4 pc oath. hhpge -ul size. propane stove and wan Eioctnc 'ear water deal x 16. shed. mew idol x1 Fhoriae -tom. rkow carpet Located at Neste M Park Dr Hwy 36 ow weer and Bobcar- geor x, wW r Brand w 545. Jt70 Askrtg S30 000 or Dog offer Leave-Nnsage pool 4 p m or :W ane. 5 P m 10 9 0, m. Park 'e" rte gotiabe Asx ,or Derwse ;905; 579-379' JCJj AutD Parts Ak Repairs CLASS 'A' Machalwc fell service your vehicle Arty 'Hake or model All work guaranteed Cal 905- 5-19--45N 05- 57 9-.4589 4 now bras• now punt, ask- SALES ing 53000 obo. 728-0597 • ' OfOdllls offer 6 p -m., --end cry- , Trucks times. for Som 190 PLYMOUTH Sun- dance. am -IM ratio, aulo. 4 d power steering power brakes. astt-g $4.500 438--0419 1901 C 10110C Brougham, wtc~t condition. Load- ed mow wrwiiw uw ,hear _ terror. 130 kms. $12.500. Ride. evrriigis 6664670. 19.1 CHEmi V Luna Z34. 1 Owren, nate ba- I a off - 1988 DODGE RAM: 318 V8, power showing. p01e'ar brakes. now battery. now starter. box loner: forst $875. (90597-2466. 1(01 CHEV S-10 DU- RANGO. extended cab. exceno nt cor4am. bluew ebdenorlinrwr, 4.3 hon, box Iver. $6._rW 0, beat other. Call (905) 728-6910 leas fey.... n T cn.r 96 updates, 1100 "rico. Stored reside. Excellent sfepe. Hard warmers. Like wbo. n. $5700. o 705-078- 490. Ismael fen roof. McfeYn 1018 CHEV BLAZER. iris, $8300 o.b.a Cal 905 404-8715. Rocky Mount ton Edition. 1901 HONDA CIVIC DX low m�N °' expellers con- ditiom, pal 668-2972 only hatchback- 5 sp.. on 38,000 kms, $7500. 080. Call 905-427 32M. • , Sf10olifirriabil" 1001 TOMOTA TERCELe DX, 4 do, 5 speed. 114,000 kat.. $5.900. Telt asa Apsos and German Phots 837-0727 OLDER CATS NEED LOVE TO01 Saman ile isar 10 yes Old, apI Spyad area dedarred and blind n one sys. Ftlund as a stray. Samrnfha needs a W& tan* o w he love May ogee cats, Kitten$ d adogs of vwimm sizes also n naw of to" rs hoes. Donaio n and fones abr honeeded aheo. CSM DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION 905-438$411. 100 LINCOLN MARK V111. firs a beauty with I MO- and mogirool. Qts prover. loaded $21995. w Mary Ovabt. FRASER FORD. C&M Stow 576 1800. Cavalier. 10N Caer. 2 dr.. tolvlar Sub. air Su. adfrt. n COL. Car tified $9950. Cal Phyllis 905-852-7088 aMotleverhirigs d wendt. 1904 Geo Mletro Hatdh- badk, ado, al riew tiles, am/fm Cassette. wtCal•nt condom. $6100 csrbli ed. Must be seen. Nancy 723 1115 (days), 897-3382 (we.) FOR SALE 85 YAMAHA PHAZER real shape only 5600 km, new seat, andwarmeis, tow bar, carbides, very reliable, 80-85 mph, '11 NOP' 705-328-0402 Janetville area. .. s, s � , .. ,: ftoaaaGr•vivw,�a.fwi..-.w........ - ..... PAGE 22 -TIKE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 19% ApartmentsApartmentsffj Apartments For Rent 0 For Rent For Rent 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing inc:uded. From $785-$867. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. -5 P.M. SAT & SUN. 12 - 5 (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED CLEAN, LARGE 2 bed- room main floor of house $750 inclusive IsVlest re- gwred. Available Jan Ist Fndge, stove, Agnes St . Oshawa. Call 436-0278 EXCEPTIONAL NEW BUILDING (Oshawa). quiet, clean, modem, large. 1 & 2 bedroom apts All in- clusive from $625 per month. 905-428-7677 FINCH / WHITES RD. Bright. clean basement apt kitchenette. 4 piece bath, suitable lir one Walk -out to ravine. Non-smoker Sil mo U61tes included Call 905-837-0218 FOR RENT 2 bedroom apartments in very quiet. well -kept building, close to an amenities Bus stop at door, Park Rd N , Oshawa S895 50/mo Phone 579- 91216 LUXURY CONDO. WHIT- OSHAWA - NORTH Ox - BY 2 bedrooms. 11 t floor, ford & 3 bdrm Near GO LakeView. 4 appliances, station. 401 Parking. hy. Darlung secunty pod. gym, dro. balcony'patio No ^on -smokers. $1300 Avail dogs $630 and 5730 Jan Feb 655-4'(54 Ist (905 721.2232 416) MUST SEE. 1 -bedroom 239-2752 riess�onany renovated SOUTH OSHAWA 275 nj ApartmentsM ApartnreMs A Houses Am, Houses Townhouses Townhouses For Rent For Rent For RentFor Rteltt For Refit PICKERING - Whttes/401 Clean bright walkout 1 bdrm bsmt apt. A/C. FIS, cable, laundry, parking, utilities included Single working female welcome. No smokmg/perts. lstilasl. $650 Jan 1st. 420-4093 PICKERING LARGE 1 bedroom basement apt., fridge. stove, all utilities. parking. $700. negotiable. Avail. Jan 1, 831-0661 PICKERINGJAJAX - Self contained one bedroom and bachelor apartment plus room for rent. parking. close to an amenities 686- 8905 RITSON N. - large bright clean 3 beoroom base- ment apt . private entrance. near amenities & Durham College. utilbes included Non smoker $850 Imp 905 -722? -5830 Apartltlents A M11 For Rent NORTH OSHAWA 2 D9C"Jo- - refry •enovat- a 12 Plait "a'dwooc rbcs. Cade parlkng :aun- Cry tadites mc,.Oec No dogs 5686 me 905-576- 2982 OSHAWA s.00r Sl1 Lange 1 2 S . :odroon apart merits in dear low 'ase buiiding Close tc 4C - & GO Parking Avalable im- nied,alwy From S6X monrh Phone 905-576- 4255 2 bed S665 and 3 bad- '3cm S-45 all mdusrve apartments lot rent Avail Apartments For Rent AJAX - NEAR GC wall , :,,-:f cent apartment. se: Grate entrance, two : a mg spots. tndge. "•a. laundry the 'gem - . 1 be seer avaiwoie _ ist mo pets nor ite s preferred SE-` ,,,. -ic ndil all se,. - 'el except phone 427-4532 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious caw^merle d.. e bwlang. dose to sriopping. 4C1 GO Pool, sauna Twc bedrooms immediate- ty. Jar 1 st & Feb t $t From $809 683-5322 683-857' until 7 30p m ONE i TWO bedroom aca^tee^• .remediate POS session. Prefer couple. `.ort Ckhawa �nr6,rlwa -,rdre triage. stove carpet. -eshy panted shopping azo. bus stop. laundry 'acibbes Reesorable 725- : it2 after 5 pm ONE bedroom basenynt alit suraole to, Single pw� 1 �r S40C indus,ve Avail an 1 FirstUst required '23-858C ONE BEDROOM base - 'e^• Ve,00-, a-- F:nch u includes 2 oarkmg Jundry Cap*. air coed num,d, ier, e,actnc tire alarm. hydro gas avarlabee Jan tet No Pets no srnok ing. S 'Per mo Please call Mary aryt:re (905 42:x5975 ONE BEDROOM -ondo WHITBY furnished ba: -e-- ^asememt art. S40 contained. Parking, laundry. cablenon-smoke, no Pets. single worn,- g Person we'come $50c in ous,ve 905 6665334 able Fel 197 Quiet dean Detached _asement apartment Osha- Wentworth: St W 7 bed ISHEPPARD gym Hwy 2 arta W -rely. Houses' Houses +,,aseparate entrance. rooms $600 & $620. dose brie Oearoor' ast required SSW ,ndu- J For Rent For Rent Park ng an appliances to buses shopping avail - New and n - twc and bed- Parking .sundrystorageONE. pwr Non -s- 'let no pets able immediately. tndge. & ga- adun Dwidmg Available Preferred S6o<.parking an tst'97 S550,montn in- stove. heat. hydro. paru,ng mo pus ydro 579 0246 Jan Cast, Jsive Firstlast 571- Ist .last required no pets 00pos pointment of movie and 62 721.9722 OSHAWA - 888 90C L RENTING?? NEAR OSHAWA Centre 534 MARY ST E WHITBY in an attempt to find 1 tiOT Oh ti bed•oor• act - dean - and 2 bedroom suites using this software. A::- FBed.'-,e er 5 Jh r bu,id•ng flee available n wen main colleges in the Toronto 57th) month a'nory taclldles avail tamed and quiet mature n ca'c'ti Sf:(�( ' mklnth �' '� Sl plus hydro. all ' 3--4659 building Utilities. Park. ng Badd_Creditn Discharged Bankril laundry fac and security" cameras Cv site manage NORTH OSHAWA extra Call Me! a, 3e 2 beOro_ _loin- merit For apps to view all ,--_ 90;15'1-b2'S or 1-500-840-6_, :•hey redecorated. .r well- 666-245C - a,ntainec quiet building WHITBY 3 bedroi apt NIARK STAPLEI a-ge balconies utilities ground hoor , new carpet & Saks Rrp tiutt,•r, . ,r u, E.11 CI RC4ih lot :aN* included, available decorating. 'nage & stove rn Ist $72265 Call 579- we including utlmes. first .34 A (.act OfX.77uYJ1 Apartltlents A M11 For Rent NORTH OSHAWA 2 D9C"Jo- - refry •enovat- a 12 Plait "a'dwooc rbcs. Cade parlkng :aun- Cry tadites mc,.Oec No dogs 5686 me 905-576- 2982 OSHAWA s.00r Sl1 Lange 1 2 S . :odroon apart merits in dear low 'ase buiiding Close tc 4C - & GO Parking Avalable im- nied,alwy From S6X monrh Phone 905-576- 4255 2 bed S665 and 3 bad- '3cm S-45 all mdusrve apartments lot rent Avail Apartments For Rent AJAX - NEAR GC wall , :,,-:f cent apartment. se: Grate entrance, two : a mg spots. tndge. "•a. laundry the 'gem - . 1 be seer avaiwoie _ ist mo pets nor ite s preferred SE-` ,,,. -ic ndil all se,. - 'el except phone 427-4532 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious caw^merle d.. e bwlang. dose to sriopping. 4C1 GO Pool, sauna Twc bedrooms immediate- ty. Jar 1 st & Feb t $t From $809 683-5322 683-857' until 7 30p m ONE i TWO bedroom aca^tee^• .remediate POS session. Prefer couple. `.ort Ckhawa �nr6,rlwa -,rdre triage. stove carpet. -eshy panted shopping azo. bus stop. laundry 'acibbes Reesorable 725- : it2 after 5 pm ONE bedroom basenynt alit suraole to, Single pw� 1 �r S40C indus,ve Avail an 1 FirstUst required '23-858C ONE BEDROOM base - 'e^• Ve,00-, a-- F:nch u includes 2 oarkmg Jundry Cap*. air coed num,d, ier, e,actnc tire alarm. hydro gas avarlabee Jan tet No Pets no srnok ing. S 'Per mo Please call Mary aryt:re (905 42:x5975 ONE BEDROOM -ondo WHITBY furnished ba: -e-- ^asememt art. S40 contained. Parking, laundry. cablenon-smoke, no Pets. single worn,- g Person we'come $50c in ous,ve 905 6665334 able Fel 197 Quiet dean Detached 5 apolan_es Poo• sauna. bueid,ng North OshawaFAE ISHEPPARD gym Hwy 2 arta W -rely. 579-9600 Available avalade iMmediatey Ist ;1050. 2 brie Oearoor' ast required SSW ,ndu- 2 BEDROOM ail nearro' !nsned s ve 420--4035 Oshawa Cent•e and 4C'it New and n - twc and bed- Parking .sundrystorageONE. pwr st b �^opts t rtiost beau&tWSmokes Ava,ade Jan 1 Norte & ga- adun Dwidmg Available Preferred S6o<.parking x' & more anytime Stevenson/Rotu- mo pus ydro 579 0246 Jan Cast, and. Oshawa Call 723- 2' BEDROOM apart -725 00pos pointment of movie and rants. Avaiable anytime064132 television makers, there is OSHAWA - 888 90C 309 Cordova Rd Oshawa duction studios in Toronto Glen St 2 bedroom &pts No pall allowed 905-579- 2367 2-BEDR40M large. dean parking. close to -.,,.....y. ;735 inllusiw Raleranceis Call 905-576-7540 lean an BEDROOM aparl- inertts. 8 story building, soon Cahip plan Awailade imnedwtNly. 428-6328 or 571-4608 1-7 pm lir ap- 301 Cordova Rd., Osha- wa. Large, dean 2 -bed- room apartment. Ireshy Punted. spacious. ;630/ ditlely: Includes parking. Cal: (905)840-6712; pag- er: (416)501.1667. ADELIADE & WILSON, Inge bright 2 bedroom apt- in ptin thplex, new hardwood flooring throughout, new cwww in kitchen. freshly gnted. $710 first & last, pp fil g, no pets. 655- 4721. AJAX - 2 bdrm basement apt. Executive home, all in- clusive. laundry, sop en - t -r . Avail. Jan 1s $750 J/2 smoking -pets 683- 0104. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 12.3 in adult build- ing, for Dec and Jan Near Hospital, on bus stop Can 728.4966 WHITBY -AVAILABLE Jan 197 2 bedroom apt Laun- dry. Parlung, non-smoker, no pets. ;600 . hydro lsll last Mgrlxed. CNN Card at 666.5545. AVAILAOLE IMMIE. DIATELY, in Whitby Apt. building.. spacious, carpet- ed. newly painted, with bal- cony. dose to bus. shop- ping. all utilities matured. first / Last required, no pets. 2 bedroom, $750. cap 430- 0134. CENTRAL AJAX, base- ment apt., deer( . bright . 4 appha nces,sepemle en- trance. /wail. Jan.1. $500 phis ubli4es, cap 683-8768 CENTRAL Oshawa, maim floor & flashed base- ment of house, separate entrance, garage. $695 1stAast required. Available Jan.1 st/97. Call 905.728- 5593. CLEAN ABOVE GROUND one bedroom, separate entrance, laundry, cable. suits working couple. also one bedroom share fadlietes. Hwy e2/1_rverpool. (905) 839-0609 hom $675. 5710 CIO$* to shopping. schools. GM and Go Utilities m eluded First last required Call 728- 4993 second ^ level -apartment, newly painted. 4 appkail as. Par". dos- to down- town. $500 inclusive Call 905-432-nw. CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- rrti.- 3 bdrms. Inclusive. Pay ca- ble. parking A laundry fac. 723-2094. OSHAWA, 2 bedroom apt.. all ndusive. heat sty. dro. cable. C/A, primate en- trance & driveway. ;600 first & last. no pea, 571- OSHAWA. large one bed- room basement apt., with walk out, Jan.lst., non smoking, $600.00 inclu- sive. 571. OD50 PICKERING 2 BED- ROOM, Fairporl/Iingston Rd., walkout basement, 4 appliances. 2 car parking, quiet street, non shaker, no pets. IstAast. $790 inclu- sive. Available Feb. Ist 1997, Call (905) 420-1160 PICKERING - 1 bedroom walkout basement apt. Sin- gle workung person wel- come $525. istAasi Avail. Feb 1st. 839-7661 WHITBY, specious two bedroom apartment In home, with fireplace and in ground pod.. Washer, dry- er, fndge and stove includ- ed $695 plus 1/2 utilities. Available Feb. Ist No pets. 668-4469 WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think?'! Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) lt6 (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666-3211 Houses For Rent 51 t A Absolute Affordable MIRY RENT? OMAN YOUR HOME FOR $4M/MTHlt No Dowrpaymenl" Discharged Bankrupt,' Call Me" (9051571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales arc Excel Reath 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES' WHY RENT? BUY' Nc 10w- paymerrl No prob,"' Let me show you how' Mort Day S70C 0 A.0 Call Thomas C. Pike sales Rep, Remax Accord Rutty Ltd. 576-3111 Mew's Adlertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 am. - 8:00 p.m. tial. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0, 0' 2 COUNTRY HOMES. 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom Professional couple. Clare- mont area (905)649-2436 3 BEDROOM BACKSPLIT, finished ret room, 3 ap- pliances. lacuzz ., in ground pool, air,decorated nice. 51.000 plus utilities. Avail Jan 1 . 765 King St E Oshawa, all for appoint- nrent 434-1386 3 BEDROOM. RAISED BUNGALOW. <^ baths. master ensuite, finished basement. double garage. •n East Oshawa. 51.000 olus utilities. first & last -23-0419 AVAILABLE FEB 1/97. 3 bedroom bungalow. Taun- ton.Trulls area. appliances. large yard 2 car garage. $925-o plus util Days 905-723-0621 Eve after 6. 571 1554 BEAUTIFUL 3 -Bedroom r Coin ice FAG 4 ap p-ec wnces. 4 -pe bat 2 2- pece baths professionally 'inrshe0 basement. $1000. Alli 1 stlast, references. 1 -year, lease i4161298. 1759 BOWMANVILLE. 4 bed. rrom av:albie Feb iso. hedge. stove. wasner. dryer. ano cortirral vac. S OOC pfu sutiit,es Istilast required References Before 6 697 0654 after 436-9924 HAMPTON,available im- mediately. 4 bedroom, 10 acres, $850 per month plus utilities, first & last, (604) 762-5653. after 3 pm. please. HORSE FARM. 4 bed- room.2 bath modern house. $995. monthly. 1 box stall free 1/4 track and barn extra Possible rent to own 985-8265 LARGE 3 bedroom Osha- wa semi. 2 bathrooms, rec room, fenced yard, avail. Feb 1 $875 plus uta. First/ last 705-437-3613 after 8 pm LARGE 3 BEDROOM semi, South Oshawa. close to schools and shopping, $800 plus utilities. 721- 2140 after 5 p m BLOOR/GRANDVIEW New 3- bedroom. freshly decorated Parking. no pets/smoking. available im- mediately near bus/plaza $1100 mo. utiirties includ- ed (905)436-6621 OSHAWA EXECUTIVE 3 -bedroom on ravine got. e bathrooms. attached ga- rage, fredgerstove, perfect for retirees, maintenance - free. February 1st. S1100V int^ includes utilities (705)778-2430 RITSOWHILLCROFT 3 - bedroom semi. lag 4 ap- Niances. central vac. trot lub+Pool. dose to schoois. available Jan Ili 5990. utilities i st/last 905.404- 8683 SMALL 3 bedroom house. dow^'^w Whitby Avail immediately $715,mo plus utdmes 905-668-3331 WHITBY- Detached Rcs,.ard, Anderson New Schools Beautiful trees Fenced 3 -bedroom Deck Available Jan 1st-5tn ;1050. 2 year no rent In- crease 655-4682 even - Xi Audiences today are EXPERIENCE FAMILY LIVING i97s MEMORY LANE? PICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath townhouses with 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to schools, transit, parks & shopping. MARCHANT PROPERTIES (416) 321.9986 FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. °arking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 Houses Townhouses For Rent For Rent Em WOOOVIEW PARK- De tacned. lovely 3 oed•)om, hardwood & natural trim throughout. new gas fur nate. fully fenced, deck and more' $890,month. utiktes. (905)576-2601 E51;Townhouses For Rent SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 bedroom townhouse dose to schools and Shopping S8%mo ap inclusive First last Available now 905 579-9956 days 3 bedroom 'Ownhouso near Pickering Tdwn Cen- tre. S90C bius uta Avail able m rnedately (416 244-0878 ask lir Max 3 bedroom townhouse in wen maintained family complex Freshly decorat- ed. includes 4 appliances. all utilities Parking, dose to scrods. all amenities Jan Of Feb occupancy 122 Colborne St E Oshawa Appt 434-3972 3 bedroom townhouse. 5 appliances included. great West Lynda location fin - arled basernem. $975 plus ubl Available Jan 1 Cap 668-1463 AVAILABLE NOW AND JAN Lange 3 bedroom townhoul neutral decor. 4 appi 1 1'2 baths. base- ment & garage K ng & Townhne area 5895 Will Phone 905-721-8213 Learn computer animation at The Toronto School of Business I cr animation courses, but they can't keep up with the demand. The Toronto School of Business is now offering a 20 week course in Computer Graphics, Modelling and Animation. "We have designed this course for students who already have drawing skills and are artistically inclined," says director Elly Gotz. ''They also must be motivated to work hard for the opportunity to enter this fascinating, cre- ative and lucrative area of work." This intensive course could lead to a career in film animation, advertis- ing design for television, design of CD ROM games and graphics and illustra- tions for the magazine and publishing industry. Participants in the program must exhibit an ability to sketch and also an ability in graphic design. The present course is full but another is sched- uled to begin January 13th so sign up now for a future career in computer animation. For more information call the Oshawa Campus at(905)723-1163. Students in the computer animation course are using the latest Silicon Graphics Work Stations(02) with Alias/Wavefront software. Courtesy of Silicon Graphics(Can) It wasn't long ago that tion to be accomplished in making movies like a small fraction of the Jurassic Park, Jumanji, time compared to meth - Forrest Gump and Toy ods used in the past. Story wouldn't have been One such leading pro - possible. gram group was created Audiences today are by the Toronto company very demanding. They Alias Research, which want the best that the united with another com- entertainment industry pany Wavefront, to can offer. become the acknowledged The wave of today and leader in the field, now the future is the astonish- called AliasMavefront ing talent of computer ani- Inc. mators. But to the disap- Several companies pointment of movie and from the U.S., including television makers, there is Disney, have opened pro - a serious shortage of these duction studios in Toronto talented visionaries. in an attempt to find You may be surprised Canadians trained in to know that Canada is using this software. the world leader in the Several community design of very complex colleges in the Toronto programs allowing anima- area are teaching comput- cr animation courses, but they can't keep up with the demand. The Toronto School of Business is now offering a 20 week course in Computer Graphics, Modelling and Animation. "We have designed this course for students who already have drawing skills and are artistically inclined," says director Elly Gotz. ''They also must be motivated to work hard for the opportunity to enter this fascinating, cre- ative and lucrative area of work." This intensive course could lead to a career in film animation, advertis- ing design for television, design of CD ROM games and graphics and illustra- tions for the magazine and publishing industry. Participants in the program must exhibit an ability to sketch and also an ability in graphic design. The present course is full but another is sched- uled to begin January 13th so sign up now for a future career in computer animation. For more information call the Oshawa Campus at(905)723-1163. Students in the computer animation course are using the latest Silicon Graphics Work Stations(02) with Alias/Wavefront software. Townhouses 10 For Rent JORTH OSHAWA, 3 edroom + basement lwnhouse5 in well main- amed family complex. reshly decorated with • g 'stove, close to all men ues Starting at %38 %month. On site Mgmt. �rce Call 905.728--3777. Rooms for Rent BROCK RDJFINCH, �ht comfortable fur- -aned room, share bath, cooking. laundry fac. king gent welcome, smoker. $375. 686- '14 THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15,1996 -PAGE 23 money To Lend To L.endd To Leney d • Companions • Companions M THE HOLY SPIRIT Holy Spirit You make me see everything and show me the way to reach my ideal. You give the divine gift to for- give and forget the wrong that is done to me and are in all instances Of my life with me. I, in this short dialogue, want to thank you for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from You no matter how great the material desire may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones in Your Perpetual Glory. Amen. Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days without stating your request. Publish upon granting of request. T.J. _rVERPOOL unfur- ropm n house. " Private Homes For Sale WBirthdays " Birthdays ren fac bathroom, (Pbl) Bright. spacious. 3- minutes, to bastes, sleeps " ndry. Phone. mature HISTORIC 1885 'Je,eer Pickering General king female welcome. Brick Century Home For ������������������������y pets Jan '5425 first .' 839-318, Sale 3 it lur ms- 2 barn- rooms. Oil furnace (9 �� HAPPY B I R T H D A Y ocabon - "table nmwe- yrs 1, iiMCOE NORTH (Osha- new). Propane heater (1 yr new) Home equipped with 1:4 D 0 U G ! I ,, Large. bright room in stag glider Attic newly in. 4 se. common kitchen sulated !1996) R-40 Tool �4 A Immediate occupancy SPECIAL CHRISTMAS Imes. laundry, a/c, living shed. circular drive, lot size Personals children to hying friends or a large party :m Non-smoker $90/ (66• x 165') with mature `�; -` BONUS Close bNore end . imme- -ek Available trees and peva es had ter' ) ,rely 305-436 ,660 Vegetable 8 flower gar. N I i 1 complete makeover. As you can see by HOUSEWIVES - names d dens Located t hr north of �4 i j-Z!,j� private phone axrtbars, 1- Shared Oshawa For more informs- N I 1 ACComodaf" bon ran 1 005-725-7657 N Fi terrific:' For more information call Gord at 428-8785 for She says that everything that was a free consultation. originally agreed upon was completed AuthOrlZedContractor HOUSE ON HUGE lot N t fir vORTH OSHAWA: 85 x 259 it Birmarville. N wk 1 teacher) ;0 S^ere a5kiri only $79.000 Must N I - H ran. 2 -bedroom apart- 5e" (905; 721-2661 definitely recommend them to our friends ant with non-smoking fe- (905) 435-6300 1 _8g81_g,_4424 ` :rt Laundry. Darling, no N i H 1`1vis. fenced yard $375/m- LARGE 4 bedroom back N h sive Firstllast. Jan 1 sPi:t semi Landscaped (Bathrooms, etC.) FULL INSURED •ALL WORK GUARANTEED eb t Cal- 430-6906 yard. finished basement 97 Church 9L, �-426-8786 YOUR GAS Bal ON OAG r `•` Laundry d work rooms. 2 N N VICTORIAN Home to pare ;� w ,�,rotess, at skYl,g13 Immediate Clds- N BEST WISHES, loci ,replace. parking ca- ng 514 Grenfell St ,Oahe- NN ie, dishwasher, walk ^ veal Calf 905-723-7328 N THE KnEEHIGHS inset, walk to downtown" ' $127.000 N IH ,mute to nus Suit tamale {+ N [7 F A I E n D S ''1114 on -smoker $440/mo N/W AJAX - Detached 3 014 �----------------------.N -rail Jan 1/97 Call Mary bedroor- brick, t 12 baths. ►������������������������. 5-432-1601 dvac. fireplace. garage, large fencad yard Pine fin- ContdOrrlilatK ishetl basement. neutral ' Births RlYtt decor, $153 900 6802607 ' Births PRIVATE. PICKERING wESTNEY it DekxX*y :atria en suds torn 4W droom hilt exec tam 4 bedroom Warne. t.z Cead Mile Failte all apDi ances. utilities, AC. Finch/Alton. Asking a.-sinApril re"`"'des. ava�i Apr., t St 100Imo. pisase00 ts D4•se (905) &39-868:;" Wood/Richards - It's a 83 -22-0 wHRBY BEAUTY. $135.. 3 bedroom boy -Malcolm Iain born WMITBY, one bedroom :,_. w soanum, fridge, stove. m sebungalow with 2 bed - washer. dryer. pool, exec- -:se room Roeiland and room basement in-law apartment. backs onto December 4, 1996. Sarden area $775 Avail- WOW belt, newer windows A01# Jan 683 -Wel 666-3688 ' Office At Townhouses • Retail Space for Sale Weighing 8 lbs., 6 oz. Thank you to Dr. Wal DNE MONTH FREE - OWN FROM $623 IMO Ping & Nurses atAjax- 450 sq , off" for rent, CO. (Pbl) Bright. spacious. 3- minutes, to bastes, sleeps ; MP in 'wo, room. was' o m. :omputer room, washroom, bedroom: fisher d"r dishwasher, washer/tlryer Pickering General rating room sic $450 in- Dramatic drningroom over 666-5285. anytime! :sides everything. Prime looking gree -room will, 12- Hospital. ocabon - "table nmwe- wring Eat -in kitchen. -Pc twrse 3 109 VackIL Chi* Lately Sxncoe N 576- bath- powder -room. Fin- f1UMGAGES - Good. -,999. ask for Stew fished basement. garage. C/ e"Buskmss oorrie, photos bad and ugly Financing for Ontario. L1G 7T4. PtaraOfliWf A Immediate occupancy SPECIAL CHRISTMAS • ' BuflrleSi • ' Personals children to hying friends or a large party 5.95%. Al applications ac- / • 'FlOrlda Y— Relttils BONUS Close bNore end pp0 nitjp and plans from three different companies- ter' of year and recieve free upgrade! CALL TO VIEW: BOTHERED BY creb- CLEAR WATER (0721-2291 Rhonda tors? Creditguard rias the A l. Brelvster. oedroom. townhouse. pool, edge you need to deal with ,acuzzi, BBQ, pnvate yard, 891 Collectors and resolve available now For nb ;.WRaid) %C" your overdue bills Cal us. to view photos .905 - 579- • / R now. (416) 665-8484 Toll 3'88 Free 1 888 879-4440 CLEARWATER. 3 bad- CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- EARN BIG MONEY •coin mobile( mp romobile teni nworking from hone. Mirr- hW omes) fedpools, holt . 51 ly Call heated pools. ha stub), mal investment- No MUM TROPICAL DELIGHT for tub, nknutes to beaches, minutes, to bastes, sleeps (416) 412-6347. Extension stress renes. Call me at blue Jay baseball. NHL 6. More nfonnabon avail- 3 - 24 hours. 666-5285. anytime! HOdwy. NFL Foolbel a able �y cially-handicapped) gent Cyt 130 0548 to arrange a inswing- phone bill charges, 905. twrse 3 109 VackIL Chi* 434-7184. rem, f1UMGAGES - Good. Products. 300 E. Suite 158-115 Oshawa lady, approx. 20.30 years old fora lasting relation - e"Buskmss oorrie, photos bad and ugly Financing for Ontario. L1G 7T4. PtaraOfliWf • Personals 5905)6133 -� r home. ' K children to hying friends or a large party 5.95%. Al applications ac- tyl r(x)m for gathering,." Debbie said that the, received quote, Land to Land and plans from three different companies- ter' CUBAN Acc-I node- ey Services 668.6905 BORED ONTARIO MALE ANATOMY Long, private morns, hot complete makeover. As you can see by HOUSEWIVES - names d NE ENHANCEMENT water air eon did a beautiful job. private phone axrtbars, 1- .-._-_,-_ 5. dal. 905-571-4064 10r more details - MPnlek "MAI Fa Salk EXECUTIVE HOME in Prestige area d wnmy. 2,65o sq. ft.. 4 l)•droonrs, 3 bathrooms, pantret yap and central air air ceaner 900-451-3638 and 704, $3.29fmin, wast be 18. T - bre. CHEATING WIVES - FREE brochure. ONTARIO PHONE Dr. Joel Kaplan NUMBERS. 1-900 451- (312) 409-9995 5566 ext. 253 53.191mn. touch tone, 18 plus. NPROVE YOUR LIFE in 1997. Quit smoking with the • mPanans •H Stone' heated n �' fire GENTLEMAN amazing armony works with your own mind Match Males can introduceyou to: TIONS DATELINE - Free to Place, fully lands backyard elld caped backyard. Ask- a ' • MWUJMW InturanCe power. Send $14.95 Inc. A Nice looking (finan- ing $256,300. cnarges for ladies, no sBH, cash, cheque, money cially-handicapped) gent Cyt 130 0548 to arrange a inswing- phone bill charges, 905. order to Tranquility Life Taunton Rd- desires slim, affectionate Serious offers only. No f1UMGAGES - Good. Products. 300 E. Suite 158-115 Oshawa lady, approx. 20.30 years old fora lasting relation - agents. bad and ugly Financing for Ontario. L1G 7T4. ship. Cal 723-9007. any purpose, rates from family:' she explain,. -'A ,pot for our ' K children to hying friends or a large party 5.95%. Al applications ac- tyl r(x)m for gathering,." Debbie said that the, received quote, cepted. Community Finn- and plans from three different companies- ter' and found that they didn't understand their ey Services 668.6905 needs. Debbie Boukydis' basement needed a EASTSIDE CONNEC- GENTLEMAN WISHING Match Males can introduceyou to: TIONS DATELINE - Free to to meet Lady. 38.52 for call to place your ad. no companionship. Sense of cnarges for ladies, no humor a must, Discretion phone bill charges, 905. assured (if necessary) 430-7060 Serious calls only Dave 434.8399 (905)576-1122 3p m -8p m Fwv ('nncu/Inl:nw Meet Your Authorized Consumer Gas Contractor For Basements, Home Renovations, Bathrooms, & Fireplaces In The Durham Region & Surrounding Area! _ Debbie Boukydis'familvy were happy to meet Kilpatrick Construction Debbie Bouk,.dis and her family moved into a new house one .ear ago and s(x)n ( found that they wanted and needed to I I finish their basement. "We were intere,ted in providing a I comfortable space for our •_rowing a family:' she explain,. -'A ,pot for our ' K children to hying friends or a large party ' tyl r(x)m for gathering,." Debbie said that the, received quote, tel• and plans from three different companies- ter' and found that they didn't understand their needs. Debbie Boukydis' basement needed a After contacting Consumers Gas complete makeover. As you can see by through the Basement Renovation the top picture, Kilpatrick Construction Program they were very happy to meet did a beautiful job. with Kilpatrick Construction. n. "Tiley understood what wanted and Kilpatrick Construction is a Consumer's Gas presented us with a plan for a basement Authorized Contractor and specializes in home that would work for our family;' says renovations, bathrooms, basements and gas Debbie. "And the finished product is fireplaces' terrific:' For more information call Gord at 428-8785 for She says that everything that was a free consultation. originally agreed upon was completed AuthOrlZedContractor professionally and on time. Another plus was the contractors hired by owner Gord CONSUMERS GAS Kilpatrick. 'Tiley were pleasant, neat and conscious •' of creating a great finished product;' says • .. w Debbie" I will definitely use Kilpatrick . a • Construction in the future and will definitely recommend them to our friends and family." 1 _8g81_g,_4424 Serving the Durham Nps Region Adtibm • 2nd floors • Bathrooms ion for over KurPe�atCK p�""°"'9•D"`� 3�k �/ Years CONSTRUCTION WYnV • Ting • Drywall i WE SUPPLY PERMITS 8APLANS REFERENCES 8 PICTO ES Basement' Home RenoV1[lons (Bathrooms, etC.) FULL INSURED •ALL WORK GUARANTEED DONT PAY POR 90 DAYS rlaalbrtas/Casoeclre YOU CAN APPLY (I TO 97 Church 9L, �-426-8786 YOUR GAS Bal ON OAG r `•` Ajm 14MWei-iiia 4 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER S[1NDAY, DECEMBER 15,19% spa[.w�.y�Aw�-�.-s�a�•irt�.aa.■■:aa• c, 4JJ over 9 years in Business -- Has Relocated �G 998 Dillipsearn R - S ;side Bay Sports) LUBE Includes: TireRotation, OIL dI •95 Brake Inspection a Check I Hours: FILTER 5 L a •il over for the winter I Mon. -Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. 839-9250 L — — w. w. ---w. -OFFER EXPIRRES DEC 151% J Sat., 8 a.m.-12 noon o� DIAMOND SHINE 221 We str" Road (south), 619-2899 Unit A, Ajax M 010 MEN MEN 000 M M �� 1L � p a ' ' 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE ' NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED. ' WARRANTY APPROVED WINTER SAVINGS �e OIL & FILTER so CHANGE .99 or 10w" � ate, w►ouToa ,95 MUSH X49, SPECIAL OFFER EXPWS Doi. �"Ns 'CANNOT COIaHINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMENOED EVERY ' 3 MONTHS OR 5,KK000 K 0PdW z awn w M/MW ' 195 WESTNEY RD. (Sash d 401 L9021 427-6796 N. = M = THREE BEARS AUTO BODY VW OFF AJAX'S k , LARGEST A1/10 MMM i COLLOW SLOPS •Senin9 The Dl haw Rion" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist b Refinishing To Cars dt Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims A 'ft certificate from Diamond Shine will look eat under the tree Buying a gift for someone Elewar. "It's perfect for the who has everything is no easy person who loves their car and task. You want to find takes pride in its appearance." something unique. Something This family business, you know they'll love. located at 221 Westney Rd. S., Well, look further because in Ajax, includes Joanne along Diamond Shine Car Cleaning with brother Nach and dad and Detailing has the perfect Jamil. gift to put under the tree. Joanne says the business This Christmas, treat your has been growing because they family and friends to one of the know that without the support many services Diamond Shine of their customers they has to offer. They now have gift wouldn't be succeeding in the certificates available for all of car cleaning and detailing their detailing packages. business. No. Date Great Ty" enat"e TOchow.agir hl" Christmas Gift Mane. - Value of CertNiaee $ Authorized Signature Those packages range from $14.95 for a hand wash/dry, interior cleaning and vacuuming to the Diamond Deluxe Package for $134.95. The Deluxe Package includes a complete interior vacuum, shampoo and deodorizing; carpets and mats washed and shampooed; complete dashboard cleaning and dressing; seatbelt cleaning; complete engine shampoo and degreasing; door jams cleaned and degreased; tire/white wall cleaning and dressing; exterior hand wash and chamois dried, detailed exterior/interior window cleaning and a complete trunk vacuuming. "We wanted to offer something unique and really different for people to give as a gift," says owner Joanne 11"M ! to .lone You S "That's why we would like to thank everyone who has visited our shop since we opened," she says. "And wish them all a happy holiday season and look forward to seeing them in the new year." Joanne says they have always strived to give their customers the best quality work possible and treat them the way they would want to be treated. "We are always friendly, courteous and very appreciative," she says. " We listen to our customers and make sure that every job is done to their complete satisfaction." For more information about Diamond Shine and their gift certificates call 619-2899. "'M'FTY"Honesty, Perfection ?4E -11AN1C SHOP •.c: Customer Satisfaction" 6" Finley Ave. Reaes-r bie Prioes Ajax, Ont. LUBE, OIL, FILTER I Tire Rotation, brake inspection, top up fluids, adjust tire pressure, check belts, lights, windshield wipers, coolant stomp, cables dl hoses. Most cars $19.95. Vans 3 light trucks extra. Expire Dec. 31196 t To receive these savings bring in this coupon GOVT UNIT /208, 282 MONARCH AVE, AJAX (9051619-2327 First Choke PETROLEUM mc. (905)420-0001 Pad Authorized Nfl Distributor FIRST CHOICE PETROLEUM INC. "'yE!153"" yam- FREE proltt m *VvW breetdown 12x500 mL CASTROL SUPERCLEAN 750 mL WITH EVERY 1 , CASTROL GTX y ' OIL CHANGE s 1211 LITRE $3425 CASTROL Gn OIL CHANGES AVALABLE HERE _ Campbell•• Servic 860 &ode Rd. South Centre Unit N'3 - Pickering 96 Island ROad west Kit (905)831-5800 41 r.2W7100 EL/TE tlrvtorrsovill, 1 HONEST SERVICE SPEC" T a LUBE 95 OIL lk i9l OFFDEC.3E MES FILTER • Four Wheel Tire Rotation • 21 pt. Inspection. 1895 Clements Rd. 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Enjoy playing pod. have bin and a social dr~. Seek a male. 18.21 , ,race, who M Is and Mies to tun. BOX 12793 STARTING OVER 50 year old professional divorced while female and mother. 51'. with brawn hair and hazel eyes. Seek a male who enjoys a Iola bit of every- thing, gollilg, er4ertainng and Bww OX times at tome as well. SEEK SPECIAL MALE 5'8' femaie with brown hair and eyes ossee" head nwe, 45.50, 510' or taller dock mate, who is a ran smoker, tun loving, roman- ic...sonvoine to treat me spe- cal..bt's talk. BOX 20248 LETS LAUGH A HAVE Fun This singlewhite female. 32, 1s til figured. with brown has and eyes. rdepen- �A.^rr- open and honest. Enjoy ile outdoors, tjliet evenings and love animas. Seek a white orae, with sinilar interests, a sense of humor and loves to laugh, k ke I do, BOX 20288 AJAX FIGURE SKATING CLUB OPEN REGISTRATION for the following winter programs (commencing week of Jan. 05, 1997) will be held at the AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1996 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. POWERSKATING SCHOOL builds powerful skating skills for HOCKEY and RINGETTE PRESCHOOL LEARN TO SKATE PROGRAM fun filled program for 3-5 year olds We also have limited open spaces in our CANSKATE (5 years & up) learn to skate program For more information please call and leave message at (905) 683-1753 SEE YOU ON THE ICE!!! (Iii • elillr • tluifpN A THIS WEEK News Advertiser Northumberland NEWS 4 AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. 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