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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_12_20Pickering CW � I � ,�Edition dveftise.r 3 1 NFRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1996 Pressrun i 4,000 40 Pages "pro `� FIBERGLASS .vi�dows WINDOWS By TEA1MRDAU Windows & Doors 60olPAs ltd. 831-1989 ickering � ,�- 76 Y.r.' V -vires ♦ee,ee�.,.•- .!! HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY eldm� 0—d & oo.a.e F. Sint• res Ca, 7w/ i Season's Greetings 68'6-2445 Pickering councillor dropped from lawsuit M.- URIC'E BRENNER Novacor counterclaim against Z Brenner dismissed BN \1 Rl.-\NNt: T.•\h SCS SI MI RLP010I R PICKERI1(; -- Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner's name has been remo,.cd from a countersuit launched against him and the 7i>wn hN No%acor Construction Ltd. The court decision in favor of' Coun. Brenner was issued I)cc. 10, At Monday night's meeting of'10wn Council. Coun. Bronner said the deci- sion "should sent a stem message to others who niaN choose to try and silence those who arc elected from speaking out on behalf of those they represent." Last June. the 1i0wn of Pickcnny filed a lawsuit against N„\acor for the return of S51,.O93 it says it accidental - Shotgun wedding? Pickering courts Ajax BN N1,\RfA`s\F. TAKACS SIAII Rh.N)RIl.R PICKERIN(; -- \%'ith the p)ssihility of a �.nnincialis-chaperoned shotgun wrddmg on the horizon. it appears Pickering is y read to start talking about a closer relationship INSIDE Kid-, learn from kids -- I Figh school lti:uu:e, share learning experiences With youngsters -- page 12. Dry Christmas -- Battling the need for alcohol makes the festive season tough for many — page 14. Editorial Page..................................6 Sports.............................................21 Classified. ........................................ 26 HOW TO REACH US General...................................693-5110 Death Notices ........................683-3005 Attraction Line..........................683-?545 Sincerely Yours ........... l-800-662-8423 Email ................ Newsroom®durhatnnevv-s.net ]Internet .............. http:;/www.durhamnews.net with Ajax. Pickering Council passed a resolution Nlonda% requesting a meeting between the two Towns to discuss "possible partnership, and co-operative scrn icing The resolution states that Pi,.kei:n,, ,- ognize% the need to pursue avenues for cost-effective gov- ernment" for the benefit of' taxpay- ers. It also invites Ajax Council to form a 'review committee' togeth- er with Pickering Council to stud) the recommenda- tions for municipal DAVE RYAN refiirm being made Councillor not Ion- to the provincial vinced amalgama- government. tion will work. One of the -- - sponsors of the resolution, Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner, suggested "everything should be on the table" during the discussions and that the two towns should enter into partnerships "wherever possible". He noted having plans for cooper- ation in place will result in the two Towns being "better -equipped" to deal with what- ever the Province has in store for them. See PICKERING/page 3 k o•.crpaid to the company in Novemher of 1995 due to a clerical error. The payment was for work com- pleted on the installation of sewers, replacement of a water main and road reconstruction on Fairport Road. According to the claim filed be the Town. it notified No%acor of the over- payment on or about April 30 and requested the return of* the fund,,, which the lw.Nn says ii lilts not recervcd ti •.t., r 1il:,1 ,: �1 million cuunt,r .Isar: I ,.tn and t Brenner, for alleged damage to its rep- utation and wrongful interference with its legitimate economic activities. In Septemher, Council agreed to hire a lawyer, at the request of Councillor Brenner, to have his name removed from the countersuit launched by Novacor. He maintained the allega- tions in the countersuit did not relate to hint and there was no reason for him to he named in the countersuit 'lltr oun sc: I.:\W til -I I r,.I_ . , photo by Ron Pietroniro Tuned up and ready to go Band members at Glengrove Public School in Pickering were busy this week warm- ing up and then performing for guests at their Christmas concert held Tuesday. Here, Amy Wilson (left) and Michelle Kane concentrate on their music sheets dur- ing their final dress rehearsal. HOME OF THE ORIGINAL BIGFOOTO r---------------------7 r---------------------7 1 20 Piece 1 1 A I Bigfoot* Pizza 12 piece medium deltamf: 1 • 1 .'. 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Judge J. ~heard stated hr w:L� satisfied there \%as ' no genuine issue requiring the tri;tl of the counterclaim. He also stated in his \%ntten decision that "No%acor has not Placed tx-fore the court coherent iffida\it c%idence sho\%- in,, that there is a real issue to he tried. on Ntonda\. Coun Brenner thanked his fellow councillors for suppoorting the court action to dismiss the case against him. He also thanked the residents wtx, he said had called to support him in fight- ing for the "right to speak out and repre- sent them on the issue of financial accountahihty" Coun. Brenner said in an inter\ iew that the fudge also ruled \o\acor will ha.c to pa\ part of the cost -- atxiut 50 to N) per cent -- of the court action to have his name removed from the counter- claim. Council had allotted up to $IO.O(X) for the action. The cost of the Town's and Coun. Brenner's legal defence against the counterclaim would have hccn covered bN the town's insur- ers_ according to the councillor, but the insurer was unwilling to cover the expense of having his name removed from the countersuit. SE'AM CORRI:C_FIO\ N'(YYICI: 1\ OUR SEARSTODAI FLl"ER SA1J S START SATI"RDAY. DE(./21 .Ai\D ENI) TI FSDAI. DEC/2i. lo)% MEDIA 12 12, PAGF READS SAVE 50',.. Ll CITE CEIIJ%(, FIX'n "RE. SEAR~ REG 1-9 I)<) LOWEI 89 99 ITEM *2191-. PLt S. SAVE 201,. 0% .ALL ()TILER UJUNG FIXTI'RES ITF11 sHO%t'\ 1, NOTAS DESCRIBED SEARS REGRETSA\'1' ItiCON'\IEtiCF"Ilils MAN' (_At SED of R (A STOMERS fashion Geri Geldart Vice President, Patient Services Ajax Pickering Hospital. Shirley Freek Executive Director, Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation. "Bert wishes front all of its at z1 jax an(I Pickering General Hospital jur- a happy attcl healthy holiclal' Season! Citrin;; fol. t1w people of'A ax ctncl Pickerinc) is t,'hctt 11'c, (Jo hc�st..lttcl we kith' that -Foil cctrc also. 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"I personally am not convinced amalgamation is the right thing to do," said Coun. Ryan, explaining no con- crete information has been brought for- ward to show it would be beneficial. However, he added, the type of cooperation the meetings with Ajax would discuss could work with or without amalgamation. Coun. Ryan maintained the talks would prepare the two Towns to make the hest of whatev- er will happen. "It's a joint cooperative effort to put the facts on the table for us, our con- stituents, and if he cares to listen, (Premier Mike) Harris." Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs has said he is discussing with council- lors the possibility of moving towards an amalgamation with Ajax, and that a resolution to that effect may come before Council within the next few weeks. He supported Monday's resolu- tion. �OPlckenn ­ residents to' get a ref F break 'on �-elects cit ""rates in 1997, Rates decline an ;'over the last three years at the same Hydro press release announcing the time as the utility's cost of purchas- rate reduction. average 1.4 per cent ing power from Ontario Hydro has . The local utility's rates are the remained relatively unchanged. second lowest in Durham Region. PICKERING -- Town residents Pickering Hydro Commission In 1997, the charge for residen- are receiving a Christmas present chairman Jim Mason attributes the tial electricity service will be 10.74 a from from Pickering Hydro this local utility's success in pushing cents per kilowatt hour for the first year. down rates to its aggressive efforts 250 hours per month and 7.3 cents The local electric utility has at reducing debt and improving effi- per kilowatt hour on the balance of announced a rate decrease to take ciency. the month. effect on Jan. 1. Customers will "We are committed to giving our The general service rate paid by receive a rate reduction averaging customers maximum value for their business and industry will be 10.74 1.4 per cent. dollar, and future rate reductions are cents for the first 250 kilowatt hours It's the third rate reduction from foreseeable as the commission's per month, 8.03 cents for the next Pickering Hydro in as many years. financial picture remains strong," 12,250 and 5.78 cents for the bal- Rates have fallen by 4.3 per cent states Mr. Mason in a Pickering ance. ,Activate your Bell Mobility service at Excell & get a pocket phone for $O! w�-Wilt v of 0 two • �� iters' and warm wishes from the FAIRPORT BEACH RATE PAYERS ASSOCIATION This is the time for giving - give yo rime to someone in need, a neighbour who is shut in, an elderly relative - or anyone who just needs a friendly voice or hand. Everyone shops the News Advertiser! 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Dl kIIAN1',I11I Hca\ il\ anned ro,lice tarried out predawn raids ii.csterda\ at the Durham residences of Inm,+n outlim hikers. arresting six rheople .and scl/in ; drugs. \kcafxms and stolen property Mlle bust \kas part of the "largest c\er•• or,_,ani/ed crime crack-doxii It \%as done \lith the co-operation of nine different Police Hiroo units. Biker intelli,encc and druL, units from mill;c forces in Durham. SUdhllrl. 'Metro '10ronto. Haltom. Hanli1l0m-\VCTltV Orth. 111under Ba\ and NV.itcrlo,k, pu1I grated in the eight-month In%csu_ahun. duhhed Prolctt Dismantle.' 1110 nlatssnc drug in\c tn_ation. co- ordinatcd h\ Ontario Pro\ instal Poll;c and funded h\ the ('riminal Iniclligence Scn l;es of Ontano. /cro ed in on " n k%n monikers or assok•ratcs•• of the S:uan's Choke ('luh. Staff Ser,_cant Sanofi\ K,.nc said In tutarl, lw)hcc tarncal assault .quads conducted 40 rads art resi- dcnces and ;Iuhhouscs ak ross Ontario. sc\cn ol- ahi, h \kcrc in Osha�i.a. Pi;kcrin-, and Nle,unt Albert During the ;ours; of the oreranon. rx)lwc sci/cd S1 I million ii orth of nlarn- Iuatna plants and Cqurrrllent. $200 l i M - In ;(kaune and other Illcaal drues. S 125.1 r w, in allCt-ed drug_ mono\ and $32.1x111 ,n stolon proPcrt\ AN )ut $ I (x).(x N i In dru,_,, \&crc sc,/cd in Durham kxckc illegal handgunl ti\c titles and sc%cn prohibited \+caroms v,crc also ;on- tis;atcd Junn,• the past cl,-ht months, in ,6--hi;h rx)li;c lard 11'; ;har,_c, against -(I r,<orlc, rwih;e sand. Anothcr 9 arrest -,%ar- �. Cu.ivi Nrv�iGjdS • personal and business bankruptcies 619-2515 HAROLD BRIEF & ASSOCIATES LIMITED 539 K NGSTON RD W AJAX MAC YOU 0" Rind te du Orr 79 17941 U erpool R& (across km LCA0.) (905) 831-3244 rants were executed during irsterdaN's raids. In addition to the cash. drugs and \%capons, rolice also scl/cd thousands of dollars \\orth of stolen cable comcrter boxes Hhich the\ allege vivre to be saki on the black nrauket. Staff Sgt. 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LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Standing firm on AIDS education Catholic school hoard trusted in Durham Re, -,ion found themselves in a curious position this wick: The\ stcxxl togeth- er in defending AiDS education in separate schcxil cla.sroonis. Trusted spoke eloquently and forcefully in fending. off the attack by a disgruntled Whithy man. who .aid infim iiation and education regardm,, AIDS is contrary to the teaching: of the Roman Catholic Church and has no place in Durham schools. The man. who, has a daughter in (ti Catholic Khtxil sv stem. is demanding the school Kiard stop teaching; AIDS education and honor his rights as a parent. He certainly dries h.rvc a right to speak his mind about what his daughter is Icarnim: (and he.s since exerctxd that nght by remoying his daughter from the program). but he does not speak on hchalf of parents around the region. Further. tlx Kurd's family education curriculum. Fulh Alive. which Includes infiirrnation atxut AIDS. has been approved for use in Catholic sch(x)ls by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishop. This Is simph a case of reactionary real masqueradiriL as rchgious comiction, which is particularly troublesome consid- ering the critical impcmance of sexuaht% and education. If information is kn,,wlcdge. the Durham Rci-non Rornan Catholic separate School Board has a pressing ohligation to we that students can make rational choices. Surely the schcx,l board would contravene the teachings of .he Catholic church if it were to ignore MDs and let students ,nakc the wrong decisions without the hcrictit of that know l- cd_e. leaching about the ra\.we. of AIDS, confronting sexuality and the impcirtancc of rational choice dries not translate into consent or encouragement. Schcxil Nord officials .toted firni with grace and aplomb in preseri, ing AIDS education. Rtey must keep teaching They must let our children know lr� To respond to thu editorial call Infosoure c at �nfosource as. -r41,, and dial 5104 TYou isaid it 00 In response to reporter Keith Gilligan's column in last Friday's edition `Workfare won't work', our readers say: ♦ "I'm somewhat disappointed that he feels that way. but cer- tainly any program that gets people receiving welfare off wel- fare and into the workforce is worthwhile to try. Maybe there won't be employment for every one of them, but those who are off work or out of work through lack of skills or because of lack of a proper school background, this can be remedied. Those people should be asked to go back to work or take part in a training program or lose their benefits...They should take part in the program instead of getting something for nothing" Pickering Edition News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 YON SIGN•.. v Letters to the editor No simple solution to problem of nuclear energy 16 the editor: Rc. irate to retire nuclear plant'' I haye eeneralh found L rraine Roulston's Recycler's Repcirt to he quite informative and ha -w tried to reduce energy consumption by appl} ing the ideas written in the repcirt. More and more people realiic the tmpo riancr of em►roninc vital sustainahility. The: argument.. fiir and against nuclear power hays existed fiir years. One of the greatest problems with rid- ding ourselves of nuclear power is the fact that currently, the electrical genera- tion would he replaced by burning our limited supply of fossil fuels. The gases produced by these fuels are causing great havoc to our environment through global warming. While conservation is necessary, it currently cannot offset the power generated by the nuclear facility at Pickering. It's easy to make the statement "if we all practiced energy conservation we would not require nuclear power". But most people are not willing to make the 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 sai.nticc% which would he ncccssan to achieve this ,tial and we y%ould then he lett with the pcillutatnts front the tiissil fuel plants. Unfiirtunatcly. there is not a simple solution to this cornplcv prohlcm. Yiiur column in the \,,,. 20 News Advertiser was ohviiiusk pushing your own personal aucrida which, if it %%It% hatsed on cred;hlc facts, would he jusn- tied. But to say there is a constant dis- covery of dclorinrd fish and birds is fear -mongering. i constantly hike ;ind bike the waterfront park around the gen- erating Iacilit} and have not seen these dctiirmations A wildlitr. This article showed a total lack of journalistic Integrity and It is this type of repcirting which makes people distrust the em i- ronmental movement. In future please use credible scicntitic research and honesty. It will do more for the en\ironnient than fnghtening people. Gordon !Tear. Ajax The Ne tt s .tidverttser ace opts letters to the editor. All letters should be toped or neat- kv hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must he signed ividt a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessaril. those of the News Advertiser. TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 Admin/Clatsirted Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom iwdurhamnews.net CHRISTY CHASE Education Stuff Writer r Young people are intriguing When I'm introduced to people 'tom rcvral that I'll,a reporter. I'm gcncr,il IN �_,rccted with the same response. "Oh, you must meet some rcalk interesting people:' in} new acyu:un- lances say. qty response'? "Ycs, i do., But probably not the people thc�'rc thinking of. The interesting people I meet arc not politicians, commumi\ leaders or any of- the other so -call,:) elite lyrics you read atxiut or sec in the media regularly. No, the people I :,,n- sidcr intriguing are the young ones. Take Tcnmlle Davis, a Gradc I I siu dent at Archbishop Denis O'Cunn.-r Catholic High School in Ajax. Sh; been chosen to attend a youth conl;r crier put on by the Royal lt, tint .l Canadian Police in Ottawa In Fchruar,,. representing her schcxwl, schcxil hu;ird and possibly Ontario. The Ib year old is articulate. mtelh gent. hyck and mature beyond her years. She has an aycragc in the ci(i,. tutors younger students and hi:11- coach kids' basketball. She's a natur.ri leader and knows she's a role model for younger students. She feels ohlt,_cd to share her talents and skills with her school and her community. Shc's an extraordinary young woman but doesn't consider hcrscll special. When she learned her nanic was put tor%%ard by her principal as a candidate for the national contercncc. her first reaction was one ohself-relic. lion. " I wondered what they saw In nic. she told me. And, in a way, she's right. She's reall} an ordinary teen because our schools and communities are full of people just like her. They're intelligent young people whoare active in their schools and communities, making both better places to learn and live. They are helpful, hardworking and humble. Some people consider kids and teens to be tomorrow's newsmakers. But young people like Ms. Davis are - really today's newsmakers. Christy Chase writes in our Friday rota- tion of staff columnists. To respond to this column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metro" Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax est 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. httpVvvvvw.durhaninews.net -rF�-. 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Legion Whitby Branch 112. It's being spon- sored by Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty. Due to a shortage of' blood in central Ontario, supplies of Group O positive and B positive blood arc being issued on an emer- gency -only basis. Also, the Canadian Red Cross Toronto Blood Centre is giving reduced amounts to hos- pitals. About 700 donations arc needed every day Just to meet the blood centre', requirement of THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 196 -PAGE 9 ihis' Chiis4m"'a's':'A gift of life supplying 61 hospitals from Oakville tc Napanee and north to Huntsville. The Red Cross hopes to collect a total of 350 units from the three clinics next week. Each blood unit is divided into four compo- nents -- red cells, plasma, platelets and cryo- precipitate -- so up to four people can he treat- ed with each donation. Anyone between 17 and 70 and in good health can give blood. All donors are required to provide identification with their signature or a photograph. You must wait 56 days between donations and you can give blood up to six times a year. The Metro East Trade Centre is on Brock Road just north of Hwv. 4(11. while the Whith} Lcgion is at 1 17 Byron St. S. Call the Red Cross Society s Ajax-Pi;:kering office at 905-420-138', fur more Information. The Intelligent Place to Shop appliances for QUALITY • SERVICE • SELECTION ProflPPL1ENetA C�DECEMBER 31 _ SAHolid1996 Pay(;ST'; APPLIANCES prof1li'm ON ALL the end of the year. u�dwsed from Peters Appy— from now u S LEFT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GST HOLIDAY OFFER LESS THAN TWO IM�K WAM • %ri & wow kwls elycydes e GeWePow Aoft • &Spa ^ oRret •kying syow •im 9c�� SW -CLEANING COMOON RANGE • Halogen & Radiant elements • Full lengthhon& Lorvest roparitr --10 7 of can hily! VWS03120T 1.1.0- SET 401 & Brock Road, Scarborough Pickering 6069 Kingston Road 1755 Pickering Parkway, 416-282-0185 WE KNOW GE Unit 12.905-428-6333 . APPLIANCES or 1-800-231-9274 tl?S4 i i At the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre or Scarborough Location ti PA(;F 10-111F NEN%'S AD% FK 11St K FlUPAY, DECENJ1t1t:K 20,1996 Sp r i n g cleani gn . It BN, KE1711i GILLIGAN SIAH RIVORIVR Dumping garbage or recvclables at a transfer station in Durham will cost you S2 st.uting in March. Durham Council voted 1 _2-1 1, with regional chairnian Jim V1'itt\ castim-, the deciding rote, to charge each motorist S2 \xlien entering it transfer station. The fee will be :barged starting March I and _ener- ..tte about S��,O,(Xx) for the region over the remainder of 1997. Alan Councillor Jim Nl, Master opposed the fee. calling It 'it tax increase. That's hasicall what this is. People are alread\ pa\ in;_ fur this. - Brock T0v nship Nla� or Keith Shier said the charge .% ill he "more of an instant than amthmg else. ""There will be garbage on the side of the road. It \ ill cost more to pick that up and transfer it to a landtill than we'll garner here." Mr. Shier said. "If we're going to charge, it has to be a realistic charge and not an irri- tant charge. This S2 is an extra tax and it comes at at time when we're worried about keeping the Region intact and the pro\ racial government wants us to lower our costs." Mr. Shier said. -\Vc need tinie to put edu- cation in place• to persuade our resi- dents that dumping at the side of' the road isn't the responsible thing to do. If the\'rc instated enough. thc\'re going to retaliate and it'. Cas\ enough to dump things on the side A the road. Believe me. it will happen... anvr in Durham costyou Mr. Shier added. But, Scugoo Councillor Marilyn Pearce called the $2 fee "a small charge. It's it gtxxt positive step." Also supporling it was Clarington Councillor Larry Hannah, noting proceeds from the fee ,\ill go into the Region's Solid Waste Resenr Fund. an account with almost SI -t million in it, but one that will he empty by 1999. (The Solid Waste ��— Reserve Fund was set up in the earl 19Os Alth S_O million Durham rccci\ed from Metro Titronto to build the PI landfill near Whitevalc In north Pickering. 'Ilia NDP �ov crnment killed that landfill Mea, but Durham has been using the tic, saying, I wanted it at $5." money to pay fur waste manage- R' I C nlent. ) "The money is going out of that quite substantively. I don't think we'll have a major problem with the $2 charge." Mr. Hannah said. With IU councillors absent. the remaining politicians voted I I - I I on imposing the fee. Mr. Witty broke the 1-6tona ouncrl also appi-mc, charging each municipality $63 pe, tonne for disposing garbage nc\ year. Durham will spend almost MI( million on waste management nc\ year, with taxpayers picking up Slt million and $5.9 million conurlF from the Solid Waste Reserve Fund. ST. CLAIR FASHION CENTRE \r Pi IiC'•1 f' :E! s ' h ., !i..���iiil�Y►��iiiii�'s1iC'�i►1�Y1iYl�zia:ia.1W��. ..������y���a &Ao&AJL&"&&i&A6*"L&&*6"&"1&.&AL4.aJ aaa any u A. photo by A.J. Groen An exemplary guy Retired fire Chief Don Lynde was the recipient of a 35 -year -exemplars service bar at ceremonies held this past week to honor Pickering civic employers. Twenty-three Town staff and fire department members were presented with awards recognizing long and excellent service. A few good men and women needed to sing Openings available for new voices The County Town Singers need a few good voices. The Durham ensemble is holding auditions Wednesday. Jan. 8, and Jan. 15, 1997 at the Whitby Seniors' Centre, 801 Brock St. S., in Whitby, at 7:30 p.m. There are openings in all sections. but especially for tenors and bass singers. For more information, please call 666-2822. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20,1996 -PAGE 11 Henry' Street High school alumni sought for reunion" WHITBY — Henry Street High School is celebrating its 150th anniversary next year. In the last 150 years, over 50,000 students have passed through the halls of Henry Street High School, formerly known aS Whitby District High School. To celebrate the anniversary, a huge reunion will be held May 2-3, 1997. "We're expecting between 500 and 1,000 people to attend each night;' said John Bolton, who has been teach- ing at Henry Street for over 25 years. "If you went to Whitby District or Henry Street, you won't want to miss this one" Festivities consist of a walk down memory lane at the school Friday evening followed by a casual social. A gala dinner and dance will be held Saturday night. Anyone interested in lending a hand is asked to attend a meeting at the school Jan. 7 at 7 p.m. For more information call the Reunion hotline at 571- HSHS (.1747) for more information. Billboard - FRIDAY, DEC. 20 ADDICTION RECOVERY: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recov- ery meeting at 9 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 917 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. This group meets evert week and deals with addiction, of all type,. including co-dcpendancy. 429-9411 SATCRDAV, DEC. 21 (:HRisTm,,15 PA RT V: The Congrc„ k)t Black �Vmiicn. Durham Chapter, holds a Christmas part,, tram 7 to I I p.m. on the main floor at the Sarah McDonald Building. 1407 Whites Rd.. Pickering Entertainment. to od. Adults S5. children 1' and undet S3. 696-7-1'11 (L� n). 120-5 196 (Susan). s31-7;07 ('1liriarn) or 4.,0- 986 ( LN ri 1). AN,.�Ot �.�(... :� k�.tl,um t�riul�l 1'tl:c inn ,uncr flr .%1.tx first ElLtd �:tltt !�'�. , - •. �� r,ulrl like• 'PPOmrnrrt tr, t:rkc rill, Itcnr, r" rh.rn _ �ti hu � .tll nr� P:ru "PF>�,rrunrt� to t�l,c .tlhnvccl elle• tilt :, �; `' hut�tr;•. 't Part �,t thc•tr s, in x, ,c Ihn.ti d(.o_ jst„ns .•111 the I >c st t„ }Y,lt .,J nd Ih()(ulav season• '"s `' PATRICIA 2`� X iREASURN. R.R.S.i2p 9 Sales Represenwrm (905)831-3300 ;� { PAGF 12 -TNF: 'VE*.4 ADYIERTItiER FRIDAY, DFCF%JR}-R 2o, fq% By the book High school `buddies' learn how kids learn Bl Li -,o-\ `vm rf: 'I%[ I Ki i'okll It PICKERING -- For kilid cr_,trIen students at Maple Ridge Puhlle School. Frida\ is a \cr\ special da\. And it's not because It mean. the \\cckcnd I,, almost here Rather. the\ look for- ,\ard to seeing their bud- dies" from nearh\ Pine Ridge Sccondar\ S pool. A Gradc I I Personal Scry ices class spend, in hour A ith the children each \\eek, hcipmg thein learn to read. print and expand their \ocahular\. The program is lust as special to the high .chooI students. 'I lo\c corning here." sa\ s Bell \ Carter. IS "It gi\e• Inc cxpcncncc for college and the-, al\\a\s have Interesting thin_, to sa\ ! get to cnlo\ things kids Ili\ age dont dig an,. n1 ,rc. like \%hcn thc\ Arcs, up hrr Fi.111,3\\een 1 r. the diff:r,:it cxpcnence !r ' 17 -\car -old Nikki Micthig. \\hod like to one da\ Aork In the child-care field. Indeed, the Personal Scryices course is geared to\\ard students \\ho'd like to \\ork in such fields as car!\ rlt gives me experience for college and they always have interesting things to say. I get to enjoy things kids my age don't do any more, like when they dress up for Halloween' •- Kelly Carter, 1 childhood education. nursing anti pohcc \\ork. ..`I\ students get to sec fw--. ,hildren dc\clop.ind ho\\ ;.irrc . notes Pine Ridk-, ! Ring. "Al first. photo by A.J. Groen Pine Ridge Secondary School student Sarah Simpson spends time with Kaitlin Secord reading at Maple Ridge Public School in Pickering. Teens from Pine Ridge benefit from their observa- tions while working so closely with younger children, and the kids benefit from having a 'buddy' they can learn with. the\ commented on how cute the kids \ogre. Nov. the\'re talking about \\hat activities the children liked Thc\'re even picking up o aw n such sirrt- p!c things s hocham_,ing their tone of voice works. "'I'he\'rc learning ho\\ to tell \\hcn the children are heconum-, bored and have learned to he tic\1hlc.'' con- tinues ht.. King. "Some of the things \\c'\e planned some dans aren't necessaril\ the things w \ e'c done." When the class undertake an acti\it\. students later JI,cuss It it \\as too difti- :ult for the \oungstcrs, it It \\a" too cas\ or too contus- ing It ncccssar\. the,. mod - t\ the acto it\ and tr\ it again. 8:\dmittrdl\. an hour i, a "long time" for high school students to spend Aith th;u age group, notes kimler- gartcn teacher Lihh\ N ain\\right-1:\crctt The time I,, usuall\ divided hct\\ccn a number of acti\ t- ars. including regular entries into a Journal. _ The kindergarten students draw a picture and their high school hudd\ \\rites what the picture is about, lea, ing space belo\\ each sentence fur the kindergarten student to cup} uhat's been \\ntten As the youngsters learn to print, thc\'re also getting "individual attention and an excellent role model," sa\s \l, Wainwright-E:\erett. S3 inc high school students h;l\c noticed a great impro%c- nicnt in their hudd\',, journals. Suii Hulett. 17, holds up her hudd\',, journal as an exam- ple. "He's getting neater and neater," she boasts. "He still has his 'A's and 'Y's back- wards, but he'll learn it," she says confidently. The youngsters "are very comfortable with and just adore their buddies," notes Ms. Wainwright -Everett, who worked with Ms. King to match students: "Many of the ( high school) students have babysitting skills, which real- ly enhances things." Other activities include putting on plays, working with finger puppets, painting and going on ou.ings. Because Pine Ridge is on a semester system, the students currently involved in the pro- gram will soon say goodbye to their buddies. Early in the new year, stu- dents taking a Children's Literature course will pick up where they left off. YOnUiz ScnRc;r; FOR CHAP"ISTNas VAUTS Rccc i vc lit'C llllc battcry rcl accnlcnts w Itll all\. watch purchase(] at 1'ct plc,, 1)on t R.1%- 't i I iur Choice 150 0o �" wk- nrtc tilt d4mill, 1111(1111314111 port hJ+c '(91 'ickcrin'- '1'()\\ n ( :entre S.;()-44-/:-,) 1bUtz Sot-1-41FOR CHRISTNUSV�LIs ;toTgR}- Esixvi4w'd m Sw1tr.•r1and +mc a 1895 3 � ,,325 $370 x _ PEGRB the DIAMOND STORE Receive- lifetime battery replacements with any watch purchased at Peoples` Don't Pay'til May 1997-t* *.See store for details. t O.A.C., minimum purchase '2W. Pickering'16wn (:entre 834-4475 Nove n er est new `llomes'sales'month in 1990s, builders' group reports November was the best month in the represents home builders, developers, 1990s for the sales of new homes in the renovation contractors, suppliers and Greater Toronto Area, a home builders' professional firms. association reports. Sales totalled 2,650 LE last month, a 126 -per S cent increase over the CIAL November, 1995 figure of 1,172 units, says Greater BARGp,1N Toronto Home Builders' Association (GTHBA) pVERTIS��'iG president-elect David A Hirsh. In Pickering, 92 ' homes sold, including 77 tN TODAYS •-�' �" freehold and 15 condo- %ews ABV@I�1Ser ,` K minium units. That's down one unit from the October total of FRID,kY UF.('. 21). 1996 93- re Ajax/Pick. 'Canadian Ti _ Sales in Ajax jumped 'Hair Pleasure Ajax s ` d e'f-4C'r last month, cess 66 homes 'Kmart Ajax/Pick. sold, including 65 free- L'. ,l-�•�. . hold and one condo. In 'New Homes Ajax/Pick. October, 32 units sold in 'PENNZOIL Ajax Ajax. 'Salvation Army Ajax Lisa Jobnsion "No one predicted the 'Sears Ajax/Pick d,i%-,,..:':k: ,•: �• _ .`;;k kind of turnaround we've 'The Bay Pick. t,`;t Jc rhn.rr rn Lig 1 experienced this year.r�aclin�..1-o 'rrn, 'The House of Grooming �f .1:.1r1'o, III And, certainly no one Ajax eiV� .< <Gnncr ft>r t andwould have pegged November as the top E!!'.�e'isC 0�r`�"0':.".O,w?ra I ,Illn er�rnplinnn�• ()t' month so far this decade. -Much of the rebound Rrmember. all inserti. Incluku , .;.� ,.. , . • .• can he attributed to ven those on ulo,;ct paper, can be l< competitive prices and extremely low interest rKided %d the rest of lour _ rates,~ Mr. I Iir`h says. newspaper throa;h mar blue BURINR "We're seeing the KING results of a lot of pent-up boxRee�c4opmaram. — demand." says Kent Wengler, vice-president forinformatlonondeillerin; (.,nrrrrirr, e1 L. rr.•rre r of PMA Brethour Group, ,our advertuin2 fl N the firm that compiled the figures for the call AININ GTIIBA. So far this year, BRO[IVER 19,966 new homes have sold, making it the best year so far this decade. Wt.; 110. Mr. Ilirsh notes. The GTHBA has more i► - t than 950 members and AJAX TRANSIT HOLIDAY SCHEDULE REGULAR RUSH HOUR SERVICE HOURLY MIDDAY SERVICE AS BELOW: Harwood: leaves GO Train on the hour, resumes regular service at 2:25 p.m. • Village: leaves GO Train 31 mins. after the hour, resumes regular service at 3:00 p.m Duffins: leaves GO Train at 30 mins. after the hour, resumes regular service at 3:00 p.m. Beach: leaves GO Train on the hour, resumes regular service at 2:22 p.m. Westney: No change ADDlecroft, Puckrin & Elm: In beginning at 7:30 P.M. DECEMBER 24.1996 REGULAR A.M. RUSH HOUR HOURLY MIDDAY SERVICE P.M. RUSH HOUR BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. AP service ends by 7:30 pm. DECEMBER 25 & 26/96 AND NO SERVICE MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM THE STAFF OF AJAX TRANSIT PLEASE HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY HOLIDAY DECEMBER 28, 29/96 AND JANUARY .. REGULAR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SERVICE 3 0 �M 0 O V THIS NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20,1996 -PAGE 13 P �e M M axwe t� House Instant Cottee 2008 Price tireakerip399 Sunshine Brea:: - : r..; .%.,., :. .. ,, 6010 .thole Wheat �.�i►}�- , c;75g Prig- dreaker 6 9 i _ Post -,` s 046 365q' Prig dreaker !9!9C. Leo's Dill Pickles 1.51 - Made by Strubbs Prte- Breaker $ 99 1 J - PeMoer %+*.3 Mineral Water 750 mL 06. „F•,rday ii 4 89,* K: 10, 1% stmet W-1 leI We offer INMRAC DOW Crd Service I'rn c vhak n'A. l c -s t/x• right nr ttrurl pura haws B. normal Jamil Requirements Holiday Hours kOw— -le. 21 8 a Dec 229ar- -5cm Dec 238a•r -9p•~ Dec 24P; ^- -530: Dec 25 3 26 C csed r!C - rlk(,r 9 Kellogg' s ; Holiday Price dreakers299 D'Angelo Vegetaote C,� 3L Pric' , Breaker $2!99--/ Hellman's 750mL �ttc Price Breaker 1 i $ 99 Stokely Vegetables Kernel or creamed Corn Sweet Peas. Cut Green or Wax Bean 341-398mL F• ,erday 490 Garfield J Tortilla Chips �R Regular or Cheese 500g F- erday $179 :.-•y- / ped R� l�oSe Ora, 9e P Tea ekoe �ar • 1-. L goz Of sacs 4S .Y �99 11'rucs etiectwe until 'lanuary 1/4' PA iK�11i1���F�ai11♦T7-i�i-�i-r�{�L•�MBF,R2tl.lfys;t't'tl�t'l'.►'t��•, { : t r • � = ' Battlingthe bot'tle"in a season of celebration 'A lot of people associate the season xxith drinking': Dry alcoholic BN LINDA WHITE SI \1 I ki 110k I I k Browse thnw,0h the Christmas card section of vour la\oritc store this hollda\ sea- son and \ou'll see pictures of happ\ times and promises of dreains come true. But for man\. the holiday season is not picture perfect. In fact. Its far from it tier man\ families. espcciall\ those who ha�c a mcrnher filth a dnnkmt, problem. For them. the season n1a, he filled with too man temptations and too ream_ memories of broken promises and hitter ;ontront.11ions -The holida%s for me and In\ farnil\ were a constant drunk.- admits Janet (not her real imine I E\crn year. when Christmas c;unc. i•d tell m�,seli' I wasn't gain_• to go home But the\ alwa\ s put me on a _•ullt trip. and 1'dalwm�s cnd up going and we d all end up drunk The season has also a,.s been a difficult one for Janet, a reco\crm_ alcoholic who has been fighting her demon .Ince she was m teenager. "Ag soon as something went wrong, I drank.- admits the 4?h- vear-old. A drank to dull [hc pain. the hurt. the anger. F\entuall%. I was sick and tired of heing sick and tired Janet checked Into) a treat- ment centre and hcgan attend- ing Alcoholics Anon mous (AAI meetings. For nine years. she bat the bottle. She even managed to stay sober for more than a Vicar following the death of the man she loved. But "when it reall\ dawned on me that he wasp It going to come back, I got drunk- I didn't care if I lived or died and I drank on and off' for montl*-" Jaget eventually made her way hack to AA, but resumed drinking last Christmas. At I the family gathering whet eAv ryone drank much too much, "I felt like I wanted to belong. But I've finally realized my family's still sick, and if I'm going to get well. I have to divorce them." She vows this holiday season will be different and is looking forward to receiving her one- year medallion on Boxing Day for being sober. "Christmas can be a very dif- ficult time of year," admits John Wade, assistant manager of Renascent Treatment Centre, a residential treatment program in Brooklin for alcohol- and chemically -addicted men. ,,� 7iif:,• r..r.r:r..r,��rrrrrrr..i. The liquor hottic :an he a heacon or a shameful rcnunder for families during the festive Christmas season. Alcoholics who no longer drink have some suggestions which can help. "A lot of people associate friend who doesn't drink. If' all the season with drink in,!." notes else falls• meet with another Mr. Wade. an alcoholic who's alcoholic and support one t-,cn dr,, 15 ,cars. "I don't think another." there s an case wa` to get For others. attending a social through your first Christmas dent where there's alcohol mai without dnnklnL if you've got a be an important step forward. problem." it is possible to get through it," Still, it is possible. Mr. Wade says Mr. Wade. "After all, you sa\s. But it's important to ret- can't stay away from social ogniie how strong you are. If activities forever. Set a small it's too difficult to be around goal for yourself. Go for an people who are drinking. avoid hour or two and then get out of social gatherings where alcohol there. will be served. "An addiction is a very pow - "Get involved in something erful thing," Mr. Wade reminds. else," suggests Mr. Wade. "Help "Make it easy on yourself. It feed the homeless, help people may give you confidence that in need, go to chunph. Do some- you can get through this. thing that will make you feel Remember, you'll need a lot of good about yourself. We all support. Try to be with people need to do that. Don't wallow in who understand." the 'pcxor me'. Think about peo- And as the holiday season ple who is less fortunate than approaches, "remember it's all you. So you can't drink. It's not about just one day. There's a lot the end of the world, though it of fuss about it. But try to look may seem like that, especially through the commercialism and at the beginning." find its true meaning. It is about For people who want to giving, but it's not about giving prove -- to themselves or others things. It's about giving of our- -- that it's possible to get selves. Unfortunately, that mes- through a party without drink- sage is lost in the craziness of ing, "think about what you're commercialism." bringing to the party," advises If you need support this hol- Mr. Wade. iday season -- or any time "If it's going to be a white- throughout the year -- for your knuckle night and you're going drinking problem or that of a to be angry or on edge, maybe family member or friend, call you shouldn't go. instead, go to Alcoholics Anonymous at 728 - an AA meeting, a movie, visit a 1020. in an effort to stimulate dental awareness in children and to provide a relaxing, comfortable r' cnyironment in our office, Dr. Drive safely this holiday season PuBuricMMVAD1W has been scid' After 18 great years this is our last Christmas! Everything in the NOTAICEM store has been reduced to sell SAV fast - UP TO 80'. OFF - DON'T MISS THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ONLY 5 SHOPPING DAYS LEFT! BUSINESS S0101 0 TIPMBEK i A ' UFO ' � P �.�..r` Q N A MIN '�/ � "r - ©c �uNK1NS ' JRaabOk FRI. & SAT. 10-9. SUN. 10-6 NOW UITS DOWN ILII Reece wilimil I can's office continues its Dr. Official Licensed BOYS 12-24 Mths F ' press Adopt -A -Pct S w program at the practice. Every MARKDOWN999' three months we will give away g 1 large. cuddly stuffed animal `1 (and other great surprises) to the �. child who enters the best name for the critter. The winner of our 12th contest, Tyler Parish, got to take home "Petrie" the Canary. = and a complimentary dinner for his family at Canaan, the Colllp1111 ellt5 0f Chinese food restaurant next Dl: Letitl, door to our practice at 1450 tit the Kingston Rd. (at Valleyfarm Rd -i (We're confident that Tyler PIC KERING SQUARE Is keeping both his teeth and DENT.al, OFFICE Petrie's in topnotch shape 420-1777 through regular brushing.) Drive safely this holiday season PuBuricMMVAD1W has been scid' After 18 great years this is our last Christmas! Everything in the NOTAICEM store has been reduced to sell SAV fast - UP TO 80'. OFF - DON'T MISS THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ONLY 5 SHOPPING DAYS LEFT! BUSINESS S0101 0 TIPMBEK i A ' UFO ' � P �.�..r` Q N A MIN '�/ � "r - ©c �uNK1NS ' JRaabOk FRI. & SAT. 10-9. SUN. 10-6 NOW UITS DOWN ILII Reece wilimil } Official Licensed BOYS 12-24 Mths MASSIVE MARKDOWN999' C11I111 Ai S2i Offical Licensed Fleece Tops MSSIVF & Pants ' II M I M MI 14D5 FOl 17g;i; D11 Girls 6x 99 imp N �Z 0RSZ u I S Compare at $25 - $36 12-24 No. Cnpn 9 $31 IMI FIs IM 2.8 ROOM9 s m PI'S M�'ii"a WN SMS 41q dwo scooter SkUIS i,14 BOYS d PORIS Sets 1 12.24 Mo. at Girls F Noodled Polar Fleece TODS1 Lined Pledei Met • ''' PICKERING NwY 411 ►. � ! Pllllowb ST. � 1 7_3 jwjw 8A;LL0wr "W $20$2soC;,".rCori) ra 011:r ?04f MERcNA UP TOJ =;A72.Ti 1, a SAVINGS ENt.BOXING DAY n 0 OM 11 Z I do AOM���S 21�_" IARM D LftmLonghl K'0tcN4eimAUcl* BAY SPORTS TLJC CYCLE AND LJ^I%AfAeV Q%nC&ftlA# ISTSl k -AC EVE M5 P , . eDEC. 24� 9 METRO EASI'TRADE'CENTP%DUJL Mon. -Fri. 10-9 Sat. 10-6 Sun. 9-6 1899 Brock Road Free Parking - Free Admission Pickering !'AGE16-THENEWS ADNERTISERFRIDAV,MCEMBER20.l"6,: rtrre: r►.rr►� ••rs.•rI rfr r+i.l►ltt Durham man demands tend to'AIDS education in Catholic schools Parent says such information has no place in separate schools B) Ciwsi-� Clt,\su-. JIMI HIFOKIIh A Whlths man sants Catholic schools to stop teaching MDS education. Cl;uming it _,,oc: a`l.unst church teaching and parents rights. It is garbage." Anthom Wahl told Durham Rc.Lion Roman Cathohc Scpar.tc S. hool Board Mondas night "It has no place Ina Roman Catholic School It is Contras to the Roman Catholic Church. the hoard's family edu- cation curriculum. Full\ AInc. Includes information about AIDS (Acquired Immune Dcticicnc-� S%ndrornci and has been appn,\cd for use In Catholic schools h\ the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops. In calling for a moratori- um on AIDS Information in PCs sou(yht by adult leamina centre The Adult and Continuing E d u c a t i o n Centre needs Computers. The adult e d u c a t i o n school is seek- ing donations tit PC computers 12x6 and ahoy a 1, printers. monitors, mem- ory and other hardware and software for its programs. regardless of their working condition. Charitable tax receipts will be issued to indi- viduals or com- panies if requested. For informa- tion, call stu- dent council representative Paul, at 434- 5981 or Julian Luke, marketing director, Adult and Continuing Education Centre, at 436- 32 11 and leave a message. schools. Mr. Wahl said the section about AIDS and even the Fully Alive program goes against Catholic tcach- mg and is "violating" his daughter's innocence. He has pulled her front the pro- gram, an option all parents have. He said the AIDS doc- ument is "full of hcN and inaccuracies- and is "trash". He referred to a booklet put out hs the Vatican, enti- tled Truth and Meaning of Human Se\unlit\, which states parents are the prim educators w hen It comes to seg education. "That means you ( the hoard) arc not allowed to impose Full\ Alo c on my daut'hter..unless \ou have m\ pernussion. ' tic said. "I was not informed of m\ ri_*his.' Parents need to he fulls informed of the content of the Fulls Alrvc program and AIDS document so the\ can decide It then want their children hem. suhfcctcd to rt. he said. Board :hairnian 'Dorn Oldnian told qtr Wahl the Full\ Alae program has hecn approved by the Catholic Church in Canada. Mr. Oldman said the hoard has no power to order schools to stop teaching the program as that authority rests with the hoard's English and French lan- guage sections. He added he has found the program "a henefit to our family". A did not find anything in it offcnsine," WhitbN trustee Man Ann Martin said of Fully Aloc. A think it helped me as a prime educa- tor. "I'm offended that you are so offended by this pro- gram," she told Mr. Wahl. "I'm surprised that you find your daughter's innocence was violated. I don't think it's trash. I think it's reality." "Rcallu can he trash." Mr. Wahl responded. Mr. Oldman added he'd be willing to attend a meet- ing with Bishop John Stephen Knight. of the Toronto diocese, and his liai- sion committee. Mr. Wahl said Tuesday he's accepted the imitation and will meet with the committee Jan. 13. After the meeting, Mr. Oldman said the Fully Alive documents are available from schools for parents to read. Some schools holt curriculum nights at whirl the program is explained. He said parents have always been able to remove their children from th. course. AJAX LIONS CLUB �;" J NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE 0 I PIN Tuesday, December 31. 1996 H.M.S. Ajax Room Ajax Community Centre 8:00 P.8L to 2:00 A.M. Buffet to be provided iust after midnight Mum by V &sirjackey $25.00 per person For Tickets contact: Terry at 683-3216 Jim at 666-5368, or Len at 686-2130 '1 *: Ajax man to set sail in May with lottery winnings Winner plans sailing trip to east coast with $73,841 6/49 prize AJAX -- Christmas came a little early for an Ajax man and now he'll he able to weigh anchor in May. Garfield Rose. 46, won a second prize of $73,841.80 in the Dec. 7 Lotto 6/49 draw and claimed his winnings on Monday. In addition to paying some bills, Mr. Rose is planning a three-month sailing trip to Newfoundland in Ma-, to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the discoycry of the island. "Now I have the money to pay for it," Mr. Rose says. Hc's from Burgco, Newfoundland, on the south coast, and has lived in Ajax for about 18 years. Mr. Rose is a member of the Whithy Yacht Club and was on his way home from there on Saturday, [)Co.:. 14 "when I stopped to check my tickets at the corner store and to buy tickets. "1 guess I didn't believe it until now," he says of the win. A thought it was a mistake until 1 got here (the Ontario Lottery Corporation offices in "Toronto). I guess it's not." An electrician with Honeywell in Scarborough, !qtr. Rose lives with friend Bridget and he has four children aged 16 to 27 years old. Trace your family roots Surfing cyber- space to learn more about your family history is on the agenda when the Whitby - Oshawa (Region of Durham) Branch of the O n t a r i o Genealogical Society meets Wednesday, Jan. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Resources Centre, 45 Queen St., Oshawa. Dan Robert of the Scugog Shores Museum will speak on P u t t i n g Genealogy on the Internet. Call 683- 2476 (Marion), or 723-7460 (Bessie) for infor- mation. THE tiEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAV. DF:CENIBER 20. 19%-P.A(:F: 17 pnoto oy A.i. Groen Gingerbread dreams Kirk Owen (left) is about to get his hand slapped by Erin Katt for trying to swipe a jelly bean from this gingerbread house. The Maple Ridge Public School students made gingerbread houses as part of a class project. Celebrate the Season!. Dairy Queen $ 95 Cakes & Logs from Inc. tax Addftbl /� PICKERING X 2CB" E 1099 Ki qVw ao RAWKSnM Vii qz g�p mesWr U0v001e1 9) 619-0662 831-2665 P:%(;E 1&,rm %, EN S ADVERTISER t•'R1UA1V. *A'"1KF;R 20.1996 Ncl wsrOOIll 683-:, 1 1 O News- Advertiser �tewtai��re�t FAX: 083- 1 363 Backbeat Happenings It' kou're exhausted from hrowsiniz, litr 611ts and are looking I'or a timer hit of" Christmascheer, there's a place for you right herr In Ajax or Pickrrinz to kick hack and relax. Clubs that want to he luted in this feature should call Andrea at 6S3-5 1 10. Alumni Club: 325 Wcstnc, Rd. S Ajax, 619-0113X 'Monday: two-for-one appetizers. NFL. Tucsdak:jackpot kartokc. V1'edncsday: Loonic Night. Thursdak: 10 -cent wings. Friday: DJ and dancing. Saturday: Hocke\. win prizes. Book ,our private Christmas part}. Annandale Golf & Country Club: Church St., Alas, 6X3-3210. A ailabic for prr,ate func- tions. The Bar: 1 10 Dundas St.. W'hith,, 666- 3121. Durham . number-onc ga, bar. Frlda, : high-energ, dance until 3 a.m. Sunday: Diva show. Brc„sters: 1050 Bruck Rd. (on Plummer). Darts and pool tables. Freda, s and Saturdays: karaokr Book now fur the karaokr Ncw Year's L%c Party. Chameleon Cafe: 110 Dowty Rd.. Ajar. 6X3-35ti�. Li,c poetry readings, spoken word. pool tables, piano, hungos and guitar ready tOr %our use. Saturday: trip hop electronic. Celebrity's: 15„ Basi, tit . Ajax, -320- 006?. \londa, . dart league. 'I'ursda, : wing night and karaokr featuring The Entertainers. Wednesda\ karaoke Thursda,-S;rturday: like entertainment. Courtyard Pub: 109 Old Kingston Rd.. Aja\, 6X3 -9353. The Earthquake: 5'_O Westnr, Rd. S.. Alar. 4 I ts-376-9 25. I-rida, : All ages. Saturda,: dress elide, licensed lounge. Pyros and go-go dancers. The Fox Goes Free Pub: 339 Kingston Rd Plcker;ng. 509-0-;() Comfortable. coiy British countr, pub. no TV, quiet music, great contpaw., tirrplacc. Harp & Thistle Pub: 2X2 :Monarch A,c.. Ajax. 4',S-0943. Dart, and pool. W'cdnesdak: 15 -cent wings. Herongate Barn Theatre: 2XX5 Altona Rd.. WVhitc,alc. 472-30X5. Dinner and show Thursda, to Sunday starting at 532.95. The Fox & Flowerpot Pub: Hw,. 2 Randall Dr.. Ajax. 428-2162. Sunday: NFL foothall. Twelve Days of Christmas count- down, something special each day. Kelsey's: 100 Westney Rd. S., Ajax. 427- 4000. Every day: Appeteasers $2.99 all day. New Years Eve party, DJ and dancing. Kerry Inn: 967 Westney Rd. S., Ajax, 428- 8790. Dec. 19, 20 and 21: Par 3. Saturday and Sunday: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. breakfast. Tuesday: 7 p.m. -1 1 p.m. wing night. Melanie Pringles: 705 Kingston Rd., Pickering, 420-1956. Monday: burger special. Tuesday: half-price appetizers. Wednesday: Blue Plate special. Thursday: 35 -cent wings. Sunday: kids eat free. Mix it Up: 1735 Bayly St., Pickering, 831- 9866. Friday -Sunday: karaoke. Country nights, comedy nights. Entertainment seven days a week. Mount Everest Restaurant & Bar: 100 Westney Rd. S., Ajax, 686-9879. Monday - Wednesday: 25 -cent wings. Two-for-one spe- cials. Free veggie samosa with dinner entree. Large screen TV, pool table. Mudhen's: 1211 Kingston Rd., Pickering, 839-5570. Sunday & Monday: football. Tuesday: 19 -cent wings. Wednesday: Canadian Racks '60s, '70s_ '8Os music. Friday: ladies' night. Free pool 1londa, to Frida, 1 I a.m. to 6 P.nt. - Papps: 1700 Kingston Rd. W., Pickering. 427-3-303. Priyatc parties. Christmas parties. small weddings. sports functions. Pow er of Q Billiards: 1225 Ba, Ix St. W . Pickering. S39-2_225. %Ionda�: Canadian Tire money at par. Tuesday: ladies' night t women play I"ree). lk'cdncsdav: V.L.P. night. SUndaN: juin house league Poul. Dally lunch specials I to 3 p.m. Free pool with Q points. Rack 'Em Up: 2(>--250 Ba%ly St.. Ajar. 619-9X`i. %IondaN. Canadian Tire 'Money tifight. Tuesday: 20 -cent wings. Wcdncsda,: free wings. Thursday: Couples' Nwht, women free. Dec. 20, 21: Bruce Na.mith. New Year's F:,e: Fun to Fiat. the hand Li%c Sex Show. tick- ets available S'S The Ranch: X9 Commercial A,e., Ajax. 619 213,�. Wednesday: karruke. S2.(X)0 Jack- pot. Thursday: acoustic jam. Dec. 20, 21. Jirnm, Fraser. Ncw Year's F.,c: '50s and '60s style with "Night Train". Rix Place: 1.310 Ba, I, St Unit 2. Pickering. �.;�_ I35X All -da, breakfast, roti, steak and pasta. Saturday and Sunday: Caribbean brunch. Robin Hood Inn: 1999 Altona Rd.. Pickering. 509-5123. Poul tables. 6' -by -8' I'V, full menu. The Ro,al Scot: 44 Hunt St. Ajax. 610S 6657 Sunda._ last night with Fun to Fiat. Alondak: NFL. Tuesday: laser karaokr. W'cdnesda,: pool tournament, D1 !dike. Thur,da,: D1 \like ruck alicrnatryc nicht. Friday: retro '80s or live hand. Dec. 20: Two Timers acoustic hand. Dec. 22: bus trip to .cc the Buffalo Bills les. Kansas CiiN Chiefs. Second Storey Bar: Harwood be 401. Ajax. 610-2940 Frida, and Saturday: $50 dour pnics. Sunday: Karaokc, S100 Jackpot. -fuesda,: Juin our pool league. Szeged Hungarian Restaurant: 36S Ba, ly St. W.. Ajax, 427-1666. F=ine dining. Dancing nightly to live Gypsy music. Tee to Pin Indoor Golf Centre: 570 W'cstnry Rd. S. Ajax. 619-„0O. licensed under LLBO. Pool table, darts, gulf lessons, gift cer- tificates, full menu. Tudor Arms Pub: 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering, 839-8387. Wednesday and Sunday: 20 -cent wings. Saturday: euchre 2 p.m. Sunday: house league darts 1 p.m. Tudor Rose: 700 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, 428-1815. Quiet and casual. Wednesday: euchre. Saturday: karaoke. The Treehouse: 172 Hunt St., Ajax, 619-3299. Tuesday: 20 -cent wings. Wednesday: karaoke. Winchester Arms: 1400 Bayly St., Unit 3, Pickering, 837-2366. Wednesday: wing night. Thursday: rib night. Sunday: prime rib dinner $9.95. New Year's Eve party. WEST HILL/SCARBOROUGH Koulay's: 1625 Military Trail, West Hill, 416-283-4600. Thursday -Saturday: live bands. DJ Mark Devine and DJ Fernando. All sports coverage. Private Eyes: 255 Old Kingston Rd., West Hill, 416-282-8581. Own the bar for a night for a stag or stagette, up to 200 people. Gatwick & Giles Pub: 6091 Kingston Rd., Scarborough, 416-281-3680. Best of British fare.,Weekend entertainment. Alternative Kats play Ajax tonight 13) Al. Rf� I:I"1' SIAII KIIN)RIIR AJAX -- The 'Katt,' are hack in town and thek'rr bringing It little of their Suburban Sr.ice Reck to an Aja\ nightclub tonight, Frida,. Dcc. 20. Billed as a Christina,, party at the Chameleon Cafe on Dowt, Road. Toronto-hascd Kat Rockct w III share the hill with Icllow altcrnatrke brethren Spccdw ale and-I-ransloye Alrwa,, with the music getting under way after 9 p. In. The Kat, sport a local fla„rr In fronmornan Stella Panacci. 21, of PlckcrinL, who attended Roschank Road Puhhc School b0orr going, to high school at North York's Earl Haug C ollegtatr w here stir studied dance. It was at Earl H:11g where the yocaII%t/ke,, hoard ist/percus,,ion1 combined her %orrzwritimg talents with guitarisl and ,ocalist Darren Dunaghc,, of N'illowdal_. Also in the hand are I,.( Paul Paul PiPocrer. drurnntcr Josh Rosset and nc„ est incnthrr Daye Scra on guilar. According to Pfisterer. the hand -- which has cultikated in tdcntity for itself on the Queen Street alternative club scene -- has gone hack into Chemical Sound in Toronto to record a 12 -song CD on the hand -owned Hood%Ink Lahcl. The hand has cunn- plctcd (tic track,,. but will return to the studio to put the finishing touches on the recording which it hopes will reach record stores by the spring. Pfistcrer adds the new CD Is a Fol- low -up to Captured B, A Drcann. which was horn out of the group's rccurding ar,:lmcs and 'captured' on disc. Captured Ii, ;I Dream has recent- ly been picked up by F'agc Distrihuuon, which has put the CD Into more than 900 record .tures across Canada. There's a co, cr charge of S5 per person for Enda,'. show. The Channelcon Calc is at 110 Down, Rd.. A1,I,, Non-profit Durham club has a new venue for country fans The Good Time Countr, Music do not wish to perf'ortn on stagy. Club is providing a new ,cnuc The club meets ckcr, second for cuuntr, music Fans In the Sunda, at Kingside Park. 51-' Durham Rcglon. Tcnn,son A,c., just off of Wilson The nun -profit club pro, ides a Road, south of Dean Street. place where people of all ages can The musical ntectint-, lasts go to sing. play music, dance. or From I to 5 P.m. Adnussion rs simply sit and enjoy the must- 5.;. cal talents of others. The Good Time Country Beginners as well as sea- Music Club will donate proceeds soned ycterans arc encouraged to local chanties in the Durham to join in the fcsti, sties. Rczion. Thcrc is alwa,,, a jam session For more information call 985- going on in the kitchen fur those who 3120 or 433-8662. New Years Eve I Party at ' r DagResort Cocktail Hour with Hors d' oeuvres -Open Bar 6:30-2:00 a.m. -Superb Prime Rib Dinner -Wine served with Dinner -DJ -Dancing -Champagne Toast Favours Giveaways and a ride home $75@00 f� I�S°n � All inclusive Call now to 41 s reserve your -� table �r 649-5830 rts &4eeoea,��eKt Aj10 ax artist shows work Oin starting Jan. Mark Fordham's work location co,ntinucs. Indeed, what Mr. I being displayed at McLaughlin Gallery shows an artist in transition The paintings of' Ajax painter Hark Fordham show some interesting transitions. An c,ohihit of his works from 19KK W the pre - ,crit time, called Architectonic Spaces, Human Places, opens at the Rohert %1cLauuhlin Galler` in Oshawa. Jan. 9. -f he earlier Fordham paintings show the tnt's interest in architectonic forms. Uonc !r gri,,aillc. these are Impenetrable imaLcs viaducts, bridges and buildings. There an eeriness to these painting„, ghost,, >rn the past seem to haunt the architcc- %Vhile the artist explains that the work i, ` out firm and composition, it also) cause viewer to come face to face. in a clos d somewhat intimidaunumanner. with sp :ic constructs which people regularly pass t and take for _ranted. Ali r the hiA of his dauzhtcr. %Ir Fordham f_.arne interested in playgrounds and mcrn- rounds. Color began to figure prommcntly in more r.. crit paintings, yet the mystcry of the vacant It .'ordharn leaves out of his carnasscs is as telling as what he includes. Undcr the influence of his daughter. the artist has also, hegun to sculpt His epoxy -resin horses, which will also be on exhihit, echo the strict formalist concerns of his painting.,,. A 1969 !gook -In the work ,f Andrew \'seth cormpclled Fordharn to change what lookco! to he a future in the film mdustn to that of hcing a painter. A graduate of the Ontario College of Art. Fordham wa,, also influenced by realist painters such as Lopci Garcia and Mex Colville. Fordham has been showin, his paint- ings since 1979 when he had work :n the Ontario, Sudety of Artists annual exhibi- uon. He now shows at the Luminan Gallen in 'k)n)nto A resident of ,��a c. tic al,u teaches at Sheridan Gdlc�_,c in Oak%;lle and i, a matte painter fur the film ir,dustn. creatine suhhmc iniages that inan of u, �. rcw ;I, iuthcntic landscape, Me exhihit. Fordh un'-, first at the Rl heft Ntct.aui-Nin (-,alter, runs Jan. 9 to NI.ir,:h -+t). The public is rn (ted to meet [tie artist ata ,pe- cial reception on Thursday. Jan. c) Irani , to c) p-rn. Fur more information ca!I the zallen at �ff - 3t)tN). Go green at this exhibit Fm iron mental Canada, an exhibition of works ,Mist,, who have dealt with the emironrnent in lwir work dunng the past 25 years, will open at the chert McI-tughlin Gallery, Civic Centre. Oshawa il Thursdav, Jan. 9. ('resented by Linda Jansma, curator. the exhibi- n ,n explores the environment from an artistic and u,tunc perspective — from the "feel g(x)d” em iron - rental movement of the I cX-(h and 1970s. to the ch;inging view of the 198(h and 1990s, with the en, ironment becoming a much more sOcial and political issue. «' arks from the gallery's permanent Pa collection include Din Ondaatje's painting Furnace, 1971, and She=ila Butler's mixed Fio media drawing Untitled, 1986. Major works on loan from other galleries include West Fast Wumns' Beaver Boss, 19%, a sculp- Rd. -Ex lure/installation from the Macdonald Right Stevan Art Centre, Guelph. Fast Wurms Tum le deals with issues of- power politics and native issues as they relate to the en. irunmeni. Untitled 1992, a mo-dimensio nal, mixed media work h,, Orono artist "Ii4rn C4x)per will ala, he on display. Special programming during the exhihwon will include Environmental Canada Project: Lectures, and Stones of the Scared Tree: em iron - mentally friendly storytelhn_, for the f;unily. which will he held on Sunda,,. Feh�16 at 2 p.m. For f*urthcr intirrmauun call Alexandra '�lonn at (905) 57fr3(Nx). irty Potpourri mal -Casual -House on 401 from Whites It to Kingston Rd. a vt first exit (Lawson Rd.) ft at light. Here we are! . 366 OLD KINGSTON RD • M1C4B6 • HIGHLAk7 CREEK VILLAGE 110 . !M I $399use this coupon betweenDEC.2i31.1996 I THE NEWS. ADVERTISER FRIDAY. DF(.•EMBF,R 20,1996 -PAGE 19 pant Stockion Stuffer.1 This year, stuff your stockings with a gift which will bring joy for years! 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During the next six months, the Brock West Landfill site will be used by Metra Works to accept waste transferred as part of the Brock North Landfill Site Renewal Project. 'Household hazardous waste will be accepted on IfednesdaYs, 10. oo a. nL to 6.00 P - nit. and Saturda},s, 7.00 a nR to 1::30 p. m until further notice. �J(►1C 1 A'(( i I. -VT °*bt trnK t°moo To locate a new site nearest to vou, call: In Durham: (905) 668-7721 In Metro: (416) 392-8285/TDD (416) 397-0931 I PAGE 20-111E NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20,19% P Futures program provides youth a view to tomorrow Bl' CATHERINE SHEARER-KuDEL SITCIAI, 10 1111 NIIV-S AIA I KFISER Caroh ne \ an Z\ I. Trcx or Gordon and Christina Wallraffi know what it's like to achieve success. Not that long ago, inexperience, low elf -esteem and an uncertain future wcrc their constant compan- ions. The\ share one other important bond: each has succcssfulk corliplcl- ed the Futures prograin at Durimm Cul lege. Futures is an Ontario go, ernnlcnt program of*fcrcd through the pro\ incc's 2 comnlunitx colleges as well as throu,L,h x o u c h eniploi. nlcnt counscIIng c c n t r e s a c r o s s Ontario. Since its launch in 1956. the pn Igrain has helped thou- sands of I I u n g unemployed Ont:rian-s get their Inc, hack on track hi, offering career counschn . training and assistance Spe.•ificallc. Futures helps young people cstabfish career goals, learn Ctlectixe Joh-strategies. and acquire cx pt fish kc\ employ merit skills such as interper,unal communication. computer hicracN. sell respon,rhilu,, and the ability to take direction. Through job shadow ing and place - mems \\ ith different einployers. Futures also helps young people gain the i,\urk experience thc} need to land a full -tinge joh. "Must of our trainers learn atx)ut Futures from a friend (w farnik mcinher.' saes Jeanette Barrett, director of c;lrcct, and college prepa- ration ;rt Durham GIIIcgc. Last xcar all Inc. -44'S tic I I111 c it I-, `l led Irl the pro- _r.!n1 X tit, .01lc,_, I I utures offices !n Osit;t��a. l \bridge nd Port I lope. 'I'Iterc .Irc three . onlponcnts io Futures: a Ili -ticek 1,rc-cinploi. - nicnt pro - rani where participants rcccrxc a -S125 v,eckk allotiancc. a 1122- and i 2- H e c k \%ork experi- ence pro- gram, where ,.alnees arc paid the inInIinum h o u r l y wage: and a part-time school/part- hine work prugrarn. Hhcrc partici- pants reccrxc a x+ccklx SI(x) .choo)l allinxance, and the rnininwm hourlx wage for their work component. Futures trainees in the 52 -Heck Ilr part-time .,:hoof/part-time work pro - grains arc encouraged to pursue fur - [tier education 'It, he eligible I,Ir Futur•., 1�.•,plc must he ( "!: ,I , n,. "'In /,I I is one of those hcnc- tittim-, trorn Durham College's Futures program. The program has helped thou- sands of uncinploi ed Ontanans. they don't have their Grade 12, or fixe rnonths"ith Grade 12. On aver- age, 81.5 per cent of the students who enrol in Futures through Durham College are in employnient training or attending school Lull- or part-time within dice rnonths, says Ms. Barrett. She and Marcia \\''olds, a facilita- tor at Durham College's Futures office in Oshawa. arc ca_cr to dispel the notion that unemployed youth arc sinlplN lam or unnuiti\atcd. "T1rc� all \.+ant to work: most of the tlnic the\ need direction;' saNs \is Woods. Futures students who take the %kork placement component ".. . arc all \+orking for nrinimunl %%agc and thei'rc „orkIn hard:' she adds. Those \+ho arc lounz and uncm- ploycd usually face one or more har- riers. such as: no clear career -,oals. less than a Gradc 12 education.lom�- term unemploxnicni. low self- csteenr, and perhaps prc\ 1ous trouble "fill the law. In some cases. these i,oung people hair endured illness. abuse or an unstable [ionic lite. Sonictirncs those mho conic for help dont cxcn hair haste, like t'Ood and shelter, so Durham Culler Futures stall marshal resources to show them how and \,\ here to get assutancc. In todax s ti orld. x dung people do haze a particularl_� difficult dine finding cmploi,mcnt. According to the latest figures horn the Hurnan Resources Canada office in Oshawa, the uncniploxnient rate for 15-to-05--,car-olds In the Oshawa area ax craged I t ) per cent from Januar\ I to August 31 this }ear. When � +` you ecru in on 15 -to -24 - )car -olds, the unc1nploy- : nicni rate lumps hI 20.7 per cent - slightl% inure than dLluhle that of the general t�uLitiln. ��, �\ !h a lot of determina- photo by Ron Pietroniro A bounty of baskets The less fortunate in the community will be able to stock their shelves at home this Christmas season thanks to the efforts of Ajax and Pickering residents and those of United Way volunteers. A number of Christmas baskets were prepared this Hill community food bank. Here, United Way Campaign Administrator Georgia McNicoll and Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School co-operative educa- tion student Jenny O'Neill put the finish- ing touches on the baskets before they are tion and effort, huwcvcr, uncni- ployed youth can turn their lives around, as Ibis. pan Z0. Mr. Gordon and Ms. Wallraff haze clearlN shown. A resident of Courtier. Ms. \an 7.x I has %%orkcd her way up at (hhawa Trawlodge. Right after conipletim-, her Futures placement there she landed it part-time job ;it the hotel. '111rce months later site \%as offered a tull-uric position and she has since been promoted to front desk super\ isor. Last scar \is. \an'/.NI co inpleted her Gradc 12 diploma and 110pes to take sonic super\ isori. and man- agement courses through her cinploNcr next \car. She Iia\ also enrol in a hotel tnanauc- nicnt program. Mr. Gordon and 11s W.-il Iraff share slnlikir success stories. Uncinplo}rd and out of school. Mr Gordon decided to g_11r Futures a Iry -I thought a xxould he just like school, but it \has much hater. It got rile nu!uxatcd in (tic nght direction and I ended up "ith a rcallx good lob I coµ N.' uixs the AIII\ resident. Last June, lust as he was finishing lin Futures place- ment at an (khawa cinploxcr. one of firs colleagues resr,_ned. Mr Gordon apphcd and wars offered the lob. He plans to con- unuc workin„ in the animal care field fur many years to conic. Perhaps the must ardent supPxirtcr of futures is Stephanie Jukes, founder and frrnchiscr of the resale clothing chain Hand Me DoH ns. One ol'lhc eery first Durham College Futures graduates. Ms. Jukcs is often in the media spothoht and was awarded a YWCA Wonsan of Distinction A N rd and a Young Entrepreneur Award from the Business Dc\clupnicilt Bank of Canada. hilth In 1994. A cant say cnou,11 L�ood thin_, about the pro, -,rani.- she • �• . • � ff• • Y1f 4V ff �'�f1 "Our Policy Is Your Protection" IR ■ W I Jim Witty Anita Witty �?uitc a,.tcaC r�Kcta. ?U�y zt a�cdPx ••074"4-1 w rp to a.& �� oue� toe A44t r 25 yeaw. ?Ve eon Upe 't `u: to fit' ' done er r�Cl tfe Feet ' AMW7— ", 4. .y 7 683=31 1 O week, destined for the St. Paul's on -the- sent out. ` ,�c'•� ' tot. � +► A .c �PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20,1996L Dunbarton-Fairport United Church 1066 Dunbarton Rd. Pickering - 839-7271 Holiday Services Christmas Eve: 7:00 Family Service :00 Evening Communion Service REGULAR SUNDAY SERVICES c 10:30 Durham Christian Fellowship Sunda,. Ser%ice 10:341 a.m. N"illage Communith Centre Pi,:Kcnng `.'111aLc.:\)ax. Ont Pastor: Dennis Penner ( y0= 1 839-5458 Ti I ' Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7 Christmas Celebrations Dec. 22 11:00 a.m. Christmas Eve Service 7:00 p.m Special Carol Presentation Worship With Us Every Sunday 428-6102 ?he awreh of the Holy ?ri dq (Anglican) 400 Monarch Ayr., t'nit 1 &c2.Aiax 683-33303 Christmas Services Christmas Eve 7:00 p.m. Family Choral Eucharist with Carols 9:00 p.m. Intergenerational Eucharist with Carols 11:00 p.m.Traditional Solemn Eucharist Christmas Day 8:30 a.m. Said Eucharist ST. PAUL'S ON -THE -HILL ;i 882 Kingston Road Pickering (east of Whites Rd.) 839-7909 j Sunday December 22nd 8:00 ant Carols and Lessons 9:15 am Carols and Comrintnion (Plus Children's Party) 11:00 am Carols and Communion (Plus Children's Party) Christmas Eve Celebration 3:00 pm Family (:.omtnunion 9:00 pin Family Communion 5:00 pm Family Candlelight 11:00 pm Midnight Mass 7:00 pm Family Candlelight Christmas Day Worship 10:00 am Family' Communion YOU and roar family are invited to join us for this special celehration of Jesus' birth. You arc invited to visit New Life Christian Fellowship AT EASTS11()RE C0MlNt'\ITY CENTRE (910 1.1A"FRPOOL ROAD) 10:30 A -M .MESSAGE: A'Ot' (-_-V\ KNOW THE CHRIST OF CHRISTSLA,S PASTOR TIN (A)DFREY 905-S 11-4; 2S c ttt itc it car c FiKI�"t <1U.�N %J %X. 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. 6 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M. Watch "Key to the Kingdom" Thurs. morning. 8:30 a.m. Vision T.V. Cable 24 Free BiDte Study Course Christmas At St. .tfartin 's t Anglican) : 1*k, December 24 7 p m - Famlls Ea;rumi I p in. - Carols. Procession. Ctx,ral Eucharist December 2-9 10 a.m Holy Eucharist Sundays 9 a.m X I1) 3() a m - Holy Eucharist N'edaadays 10.15 a.m - Hob EucharlSt 1201 St. Martin's Dr. 8394257 l .: Bal. i. bi,k► N .f i.n crp..� Ale' m, Christmas PPC Choir presents to Chnsbnw musical• cake naw Saturday. December 21 7:00 PM a Sunday. December 22 6:00 PM Christmas Eve candleAw com~ion Service 7:00 - 8:15 PM New Year's Eve Service 10:00 PM to Midnight Everyone is w ilcome at PPLI Southside Worship Centre Services Sunday: 10.30 am SuSu�day: 6.00 pm "Candlelight Christmas" Carols, Communion Service Dec. 24: 7-8 pm Presentation -All is Well" 55 Emperor St., Ajax (at Burcher Rd.) 905-428-1985 92S'Ltsrrtnwl Rd kjust . uth o1 Bi-, 1y, P,ckenng. ON L I W I S6 N;9- 3521 5. (X) p.m. German Chn%mus Eve Smite 30 p.m. Carol and Candlelight Servet 1 1 00 p m. Candlelight and Holy Communion Service ! �eustmal Lb.:y: 10:30 a.m. Holy Communion Service Regular `unda% Services 10::30 a.m. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE Sun., Dec. 22 -11:00 a.m. Family Worship Christmas Eve Family Service - 7:00 p.m. "Lessons In Carols" -10:00 p.m. Sun., Dec. 29 -11:00 a.m. Family Worship ® Rev. Ken Rowland 683-7311 St. George's Anglican Church * Pickering Village Hwy #2 & Randall Drive -,� Ajax 683-7981 Sunday, December 22, 1996 The Fourth Sunday of Advent 9:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist with hyms 10:30 a.m. - Sung Eucharist, Sunday School & Nursery Christmas Eve, December 24, 1996 4.30 p.m. FAMILY SERVICE, Carols, Holy Eucharist 8:00 p.m. - SOLEMN SUNG EUCHARIST 11:00 p.m. -MIDNIGHT MASS CHRISTMAS DAY, December 26, 1996 —10.00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist with Carols, "The Family Church" 1820 Whites Rd. N. Cbrisbmos Ere Services ervice 11:3e c Nc Service ®Rev. Dr. Morley Mitchell 839-1383 sta•.y svvica a sotow , t a.i1< You are invited to a CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE DECEMBER 24, 1996 7:00 P.M. • CHILDREN'S PROGRAM (Treats for the kids) • NURSERY FOR YOUNG CHILDREN • CAROL SINGING • MUSIC AND DRAMA • RELAXED, INFORMAL ATMOSPHERE Service at LESTER B. PEMSOH OWBUC SCHOOL 21 Coughlen Street (North Aj84 CROSSROADS Community Church "Helping People Connect with God" Call 427-9281 for info Ross and Rd. cc Usler e's m Cou hien C Pubk >_ all m 3 m d CROSSROADS Community Church "Helping People Connect with God" Call 427-9281 for info a ,photo by Andrew Iwanowskl pink reThey'tickled \jar -Pickering Hospital nurse Jean \1Ott is hoping this papular Tickle `1c 1 -:Imo .loll can raise extra money for the hospital foundation this Christmas season. A ocal donor gave the immensel,. popular doll to the hospital for auction. Call the ju�pital foundation office at 428-1407 for your hid. 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Sun. 11-5 C 1 -' TORONTO, ONTARIO Xmas Eve 10-5 Block E. z PICKERING, ONTARIO g of wooabkk New Years Eve 10-5 3 ".,, (905) 420 -PLAY 3 (416) 690-3565 ALL OTHER IN-STORE ITEMS ON SALE NOV! i lir PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTI[SER fl OAX MCEIABER Pickerin Al Rivett, sports writer 6s 3-5 i i o Fax: 683-1363 P S rts -f)- 0 News Advertiser Pickering soccer star leads U.S. college team to NCAA championship B)- At- R1vt:-rr SPOR1s RI[PURI'I:R PICKERING — A Pickcring soccer player's freshman season on a L.S. collegiate team turned out to he a .\ mning one. International soccer player Stcxc Gill. 23. arrixcd hack in Pickering last week after l'irst leading the Grand Canton L'nicc sit\ lop (Aniclopesi of Phoenix. Arizona to the National Collcciatc :athletic A s o t.: 1 a t i o n Do vsion II cham- pionship. The talented cen- tre midhcldcr on a ful athlcti; scholarship to GCL' led the uni\crsttx to a ,-1 x ictorx oxer Oakland L'nrxersity. near Detroit, in the NCAA Di,tision 11 championship contest pla%cd recentlx at Carron Fields at GCL' Gill notes the 'lopes dorninai- ed the championship contest through the first half. but were onlx able to score a sin,_Ic goal. GCL was on its heels earl% in the second halt when Oakland scored to tic the _auric. Howc\cr. the `lopes rebound- ed to break the tie later in the half and scored an insurance marker before time ran out in the contest played in tits -degree desert heat. "We were the onlx NCAA championship -winning team in the state. We were able to both host it and win it," sax's Gill who's played internationallx for Canada on both the Pan -Am Games and Olx rnpic squads. "It Has a hig day for Ariiona soc- cer.' ` Incidentally. Oakland t'^ixersitx was a surprise 'larticipant in the final after it heat top-ranked Southern Connecticut l nrxersitx in the final four playdowns. Southern Connecticut had zone 35 straight _amcs without a loss nd was considered a shoo-in to defend its NCA: Drxision II title GCL hosted the final four for NCAA Drs inion II soccer The 'lopes tint had to defeat I -%nn L'nncrsitx from Boca R.iton. Florida at Cam on Ficlds 1-0 on Dc,: h. In the final -eight match -up. GCL adxanced to the final -four plat dow ns with a 1-0 x ictorx oxer Seattle Pa.:ific L'nivcrsitx The 'lopes went into the NCAA Di%ision 11 playoffs as the num- ber -one seed in the west after first capturing the California Conference championship oxrr such teams as Cal State Bakersfield. Cal State Los Angeles. Cal State Pomona. and Panther bantams post mixed results PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Sports Medicine and Rehab Clinics minor bantam 'AA' rep hockey team chalked up two wins and a tie while losing only once in their past four .;kague efforts. The club's most recent flowing resulted in a 4-4 tie swith Vaughan. Jason ;McAuley led the way with a +natural hat trick, while Craig Lillie nested due other mark- er. Regissaing assists were Clint Randolph and Chris Bryden with two each and Ryan Tracy, John Plorter and Spencer Cameron with one. The bantam Panthers iteconiod a w mow 5-4 win over Clarington. Ryan J; FaulknerMcAuley, Steve , David Lewis and Patter all tallied once for ekerino Adding assists were Cameron with two and Porter, Bryden and Randolph each with one. Mike Martiniuk was solid in goal to record the win. Pickering also skated off with a 4-1 win over the Ajax Knights. Tracy, McAuley, Cameron and Randolph put the biscuit in the basket for the Panthers, with assists to Randolph and McAuley with two apiece and single helpers to Lewis and Tracy. Goalie Aaron Gray was filar in the cage. The only loss during the fourWame stretch of league action came against the Clariagion Toros by a 54 caucus. Brandon Marks and Randolph each sewed a pair of goals to account for the Pickering scoring. Porter, Marks, Cameron and L k all had one assist apiax. No Panther game on Dec. 29 PICKERING — Don't go looking for a Pickering Panthers home game against the Aurora Magna Tigers at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Sunday, Dec. 29. There won't be one. The Panthers were forced to re -schedule the home game after a conflict arose due to the Metro Junior Hockey League's rookie -all-star game in Aurora that night. The Panthers -Aurora game will be played at the complex later in the season. . . .. .. . .. .1 -. .. . .. 6- . . .. 0 .. Cal State Domingus Hills. GCU was the Only Arizona unixersity to compete in the conference. The graduate of St. Mary Catholic Sccondarx School in Pickering, pla-ed In all 23 games with the 'lopes during, the regular season %%hich started in September. He scored one goal. but also had IS assists from his defensix'c position. Gill describes NCAA Dix'ision II soccer as a "x cry good standard of soccer" as the players at that lcxcl are older and more experienced than those in Dixisron I, the top Icx'el of L.S. collegiate pitch play. Gill explains there's no age restric- tion on players in Dix inion 11 so some are in their late 20s. "You're plat mg against eery experienced players there. Its ver\ compctiti%e and \cry excit- ing soccer. He's the sole Canadian on the GCL' roster, although there are four other "Internationals on the squad, including a Moroccan. an I:nghsh player and two Scrhian.. In addition to playing soccer. Gill also coached two xouth teams with the Phocnix-based Cisco So" er Club. The under- 1 hoes and girls trams both won state championships this year. Gill is majoring in corporate fitness and wellness at Grand Cam on L., with a minor in husi- ncs,. tile photo by Andrew Iwanowski Stcxe Gill helped the Grand Cannon t'nl%ersity 'lopes of Phoenix, Arizone to the NCAA Division 11 championship earlier this month. Former Ajax Boxing Club fighter set to battle for world title in U.S. Bl' S ft:, E TAIT SPLCIA1. IU FHL %t A A[ALRrlSLR AJAX — A former Ajax Boxing Club member Is In for the tight of his life. Nick Rupa, a junior middleweight professional boxer, is scheduled to fight Terry Norris for the International Boxing Federation and World Boxing Council titles on Jan. 1 in Nashville, Tennessee. Ranked as the number one IBF contender since September of this year, Rupa is anxious about getting his opportunity for a title shot and he doesn't want to waste the chance. "It wasn't easy getting here," said Rupa from his Nashville hotel, where he's staying in preparation for the bout. A always imagined I'd fight for a belt, but not two at once" Rupa's amateur career started in 1983 at the Ajax Boxing Club where he trained for a year before moving on to the Cabbagetown Boxing Club for four years honing his skills. He then moved on to the Thistle Town Boning Club before turning pro in 1989. His amateur record stood at 54-9 and he added a list of impressive accomplishments to his resume. In addition to being Canadian Amateur National Champion and a winner of the Canada Cup and President Cups in Indonesia and Poland, Rupa also won gold in a series with Holland in 1987. At the Pan -Am Games in '87, Rupa lost in the quarter -finals to the eventual bronze medalist. Now there are two more titles the 31 -year-old Bowmanville resident would like to add. "There are a lot of people here who think I'm going to beat him," said Rupa. "I think his (Norris') one weakness is that he can't stand for 12 rounds. But he has a lot of experi- ence and he's a good all-around fighter. But I think the longer it goes, the more it works in my favor. "I usually throw over 100 punches a round and I plan on putting a lot of pressure on him and work the body and just wear him down." Relying on his left hook and his powerful right hand, Bowmanville's premier pugilist hopes his stamina will be the key in capturing the two belts. Having moved up to the junior middleweight division just this year, Rupa has compil-A a 4-0 record with all bouts ending in the first round. His professional record is currently 27-4-1 with 15 knockouts and he hopes to put another tick in the "V4 column. Rupa's first professional bout was a victory on February 18, 1989, a first round TKO which got him off on the right foot. "I'm more aggressive than I've ever been in the pros," said Rupa. "I've trained hard for this fight and I'm ready" Fighting on the undercard of a WBO heavyweight title bout between champ Henry Akinwande and challenger Scott Wells in the new Nashville Arena which holds 18,500 spectators, Rupa is eager to step into the ring with Norris. "I get more excited than any- thing," said Rupa about stepping into the squared circle. "I can't wait to fight" A former Bowmanville High School student, Rupa said he will make sure that he is announced in the ring as being from Bowmanville. At 5'7" and 154 pounds, Rupa antic- ipates having two pieces of gold strapped around his waist when he returns home. "I feel comfortable with the fight and I know I can overcome any obstacle in the ring," szid Rupa. "When I come home it'll be my title." P Pickering-5ports Panthers peewees win on road, lose at home PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers iuldcn Griddlc peewee %A' rep hockey team split !s last four league games. • inning two on the road hilc.losing two at home. The Panthers started sic four -game swing in richmond Hill, winning �. Evan Georgicvski. dark Rogcrs and Scott %ahcy scored the Pickering goals. with ;:sisis to Brandon Black. )avid Hughcs, Rockx !:uta and ' -rcvor Small. ukc Gregoire earned the ctor% in net. Returning home to face \larkh:un, the Panthers L upped a 2-0 decision to the Waxers. The loss rep- resented the first time in York-Simcoc league action that the Pickering offence was shut down. T h c (� Panthers paid a ' visit to Whitby returned 91j��•►�O� CIAZ� home with a 6-0 shutout victory. Ryan Pclan. Gcorgievski. Pclan. dark Rogers. Vahey and Kc% in Rogcrs scored the ,pais. Assists went to Black with three. Pclan and Vahcy each with two and one apiece to "11chael Dawson. Hughes. Mark Rogers. Kcvin Rogers and Brandon Saker. A solid defensive effort by rear- guards Aaron Caldcr and Adam Mmcr helped (*uahe Chris Frani earn the shutout. The Pickering pce"ces lost another home -ice contest. this time to the Clarinyt(,n Toros by a 3-2 count. The Panthers gave up two third -period goals which scaled their fate. Vahc� scored hath Pickcrint, goals, hath set UP h� Pelan and Scutt Billing. Andrew Hopkins frustrated the 'Toros with good forechcckmg. Area squash players compete at vets tourney, raise funds for cancer fight AJ XX — The fifth annual Chris ;)oursa Vct, Squash Tournament fea- ired good competition while raising noncy for a good cause. The event was istcd recently at the Ajax Community ventre squash courts. I•ifly men and women, mostly from \fax and Pickering, competed for ,.)rhes in categories ranging from age `0 and ()ver to age 50 and over. The annual tournament honors the !nrmories of Chris Duona and Lee flanrhury, long-time squash enthusi- ,ists who lust their individual battles ,pith cancer. Proceeds from the tournament t.itallcd $560 and were turned over to the Canadian Cancer Society's Ajax Chapter. In the men's 50 -and -over category, Boh Carson emerged victorious over runner-up Gil Agnew, Ron Gordon took third place in the division. On the ladies' side, Deanna Ruxhurgh was the winner, with Val Green as the runner-up. Brenda Lee placed third in the categorv. Martin Nugent took top honors in the men's 46 -and -over group, yr ith Colin Syme finishing in second spot. The third-place finisher was !\tike Baker. In the wornen's event, Marion Vangansewinkle won the title, v, ith Vicki Gleeson finishing in second spot and Ramola Vanderh4en third. In the men', 0 -and -over division, Steve Maclnnis was the winner over runner-up Wayne Pyr. !\tike Tanner fin- ished in third position. In the women's category, Carol Leblanc earned top billing. H ith Terri Walfurd finishin_• as the runner -up - Cathy Canon finished third. The mens open category ryas won by Robbie Walsh, %%ith Scutt Coleman ending up as the runner-up. Chris Hancbury finished third. Representatives from the Hanebury and Doona families attended the tour- nament and presented the priies to the winners. Pickering novices "post gree victories ; PICKERING The Pickering • a strong performance in net, facing Panthers Student Services major 20 Aurora shots. novice `AA` rep hockey team posted The Panthers also recorded a4-2 three wins and a tic while losing only victory over the Ajax Knights. } once in recent league action. -,. Beck scored twice, with singles to The Panthers clawed their way to a Tamane and Paradis. Papizewski spirited S-1 . victory over the earned the lone assist..Scott stopped Clarington Toros, l 8 of 20 Ajax shots on net. Solid goalte itig by Brian Scott The Pickering novices also handed and goals from Justin : Papizewski, the Whitby Wildcats a 6-0 loss. Ryan Beck, Matthew Perrault,. Beck scored a pair of markers, Graeme Murphy and Kyle on Geni with one each to Perrault, Paradis, Paved the way to the win. Assists Daron Robertson and Gemon. went to Ryan Richard with two, Helpers came from Tamane with two, Perrault, Beck, Kevin Miller and Perrault, Gemon. Murphy and Andrew Pars with one apiece. Mitchell Patterson. Thompson earned The only loss for the Panthers was 4` the shutout between the pipes. a 4-1 setback to the Aurora Tigers. The Student Services novices also Brent Tamane scored thg lone goal, played to a 1-1 tie with Whitby. with assists to Paradis and Francis Paradis scored the lone Pickering Masse. Matthew Thompson put forth marker, assisted by Gemon THE ft*9 ADVEIMSElt VNI)AY, DECEMBER 2% 199&PAGE 35 photo by Fcn Pietroniro Just missed Alicia Feather with Whitb,,'s St John the Exan_cli,t school girls �olle%hall tears just missed the ball during a ;arae with PickerinL,,'s St. Anthom Daniel School recently. The game, played at St. dark's school in «hithy, was part of the Durham separate school vollevhall championships. St. John won all three games from St Anthow. Daniel. Pickering major atoms record back-to-back wins in leacrue action PICKE:RING — The Pickcrinu, Panthers 1\1 & M :\teat Store,/Canadian Tire major aturn -AA' rep hockey team put forth a total team effort to record hack -to -back H ins over Bel lex ille and Port Perry recently. In the contest against Belleville. Panthers' captain Chris Papalia recorded a three-point night with two goals and an assist to lead Pickering to a 6-4 victory. Brian Campbell, along with Michael Watkins and Richard Carey, gar- nered two points. Defencemen Tyler Vangijn and Eric Neubauer and forward James Emslie also N"""'2` contributed one. and two assist,. Enishe. Carey. Watkins. Campbell. Daniei D'Alnnunte and Papalia all picked up two points apiece. The defence also picked up some points with Ryan Gemon and Robert Bay ley each getting an assist. Van njn scored on a wrist shot from the hluehne after mounting an offensive rush from the Pickering end. ft Defenceman Matt Yarmoluk INORIXeTOAccowwMATeovroFTowHsnroM-%M showed great anticipation by AN EARLY REOMIMATICN MAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR THE FOLLOWING DIVISIONS ONLY: y repeatedly keeping the puck i - Juvenile Boys: (Birthdate: 1977-78) rl the Belleville zone, while speed- junior Boys: (Birthdate- 1976-77) niers Campbell and Andrew Junior Girls: (Birthdate: 1976-81) Hackett sustained offensive pressure in keeping the puck in Registration Fee: x100.00 the offensive zone. In the game against Port Ajax Community Centre, Upper Lobby 0 Perry, the Panthers hustled their December ted, 1996, 1:00 - 2.30 p.m. N way to a 9-2 win. Mike Murphy ASMBA INFO LINE -683-0'06 . 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Apply with resume to: Service Manager Canadian Tire 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering ImI>"calre D"Gare Available • Available DAYCARE- Christian mother of one offering home to children from ages 6 months & up. Daily snacks. Nu- tritious meals. Story time & Crafts. Large backyard. Smoke-free envi- ronment. Call anytime 686-9104. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST top Quality hard wood at low prices Free delivery Serving Pickering, Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427.4741 APPLEWOOD. aged 1-2 years old, bush cord, 5210. l/3 bush cord. $80 Dell Bred 1.905-987-4563 FIREWOOD For Sale Cut, Spit and delivered SW a face cord. Call Jerry (905) 619-1363 FIREWOOD, Excellent quality hardwood,. Guar- anteed, extra long fully seasoned. cut and spit. Honest measurement. Free delivery. Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2246. FIREWOOD- Roka Lum- ber 6 Firewood Centre. 4'x8'xl2', $60; 4'x8'x16'. $65. Established 1963. Days 705-277-3381, Even- ings 905-434-6665. Free delivery to Oshawa area. WILSON'S FIREWOOD - by the bush cord or face cord. Cut, split and deliv- ered. Hardwood mixed. 905-432-7741. Hardwood kindling available. ADORABLE S,amese kittens' (seal point 8 lilac point). vet checked 1st shots, dewormed, litter trained $180 each Call 905-686-1143, ask for Sharon CANARIES In, sale Kr place --ng stock. hens S30 Cock birds $5C Bred for song 905 597-2331 GLASS TOP DINING - brass and black Ia CQUer. $400 Car seat 120 40lbs1 530 (905,'25-8861 MATCHING Sofa $150, Levu sea• S')0 Glass top 'able and end tables $75 ntertairvnent unit $50 Call Michelle at 434 7521 NEW ea,t,e. lack@' and leather pants. $200 Will sell separately 579-6374 PROFESSIONAL Ham mer Drm. Hitt, TE '0. plus Quick driver many hits rid carr905_, 2gg8 7252 5400 11 VIDAL SASSQN hair ,nmpnq or, 12 579- 6374 WOODSTOVE INSERT Cumpiete war blower S2 5C 00.721 1667 Articles for Sale 3 TENORS 2 tickets Jan 4 '-XJ section. 839 S -PIECE Bedroom suite. 5650 4 -Pie-) bedroom set. 5225 TV- $165 White en- irainment unit S150 Ex - rase bike S1r10 Side �oard. $50 Many other 'ems 905623-6332 Articles Articles Pno For Sale ;Ml For Sale 7 m m n• nfall m m a n m m■ ■HOW ARE WE DOING' ■ ■ The Tris V`0eeK`Ne►n5 Aaerlser Cassfetl Deparr ial ■ ■ 5 =Tlf l b PUACk,G W a0xne+S Will the beg ■ ■ aossble service We would xmom ill cwdd ■ teS)Orise C the JIES9 OWN ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ 2. Did the Saks Representative offer friendly, ■ ■ courteous service? ■ ■ ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 4. 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S45/each 18 chair. $150 Love - .Nal $125 TV. $115 2 L,ldroom suites (oak d wal- $1.000/each $6.000 .,an (mint condition), ask - $950 o b 0 Some an- ,.ptes• partial list 905-697- 7 1/2 ft. Western snow- „w fits Chev & Dodge • • n0, Snowblower 7 ft ,nr Deer $950. 6 it Inter- ii,onal 5750• Gilson 8 hp. r,mseh engine 26' wNower $425, 433 - ANTIQUE walnut dining, . ••' suitetable/6 chairs, a cadneV buffet $800 ..,snstand $150. pot -belly Astove $300. antique ,nnmower wisteel wheels Hooked on phonics, 5 433-38 " :PiDGE. side by side al - $400 Stove. al - ,d. $225 Oak bar, 0 Jet spray commercial e juice dispenser. $500 y artists prints 427- 4 eve 4272856 days : �DIOPHILE stereo Sys - power amp. iustal eleClro•'stauc akers Teac 4 track rid OnsCund reel -to and DBX matching A.a�`rD phase linear amt Sony cassette tuner Incredible ^ over 58000. sale 1,00 a1) 703-1050 9.6 After 8 pm 427 'JRGLAR ALARMS al me ✓KEEP THEM OUT' sten+' bu:�! steer security ,dow oars allows afford ,e peace of mind even 'nthe windows open For ee estimate call Secure rs,gns 905,428 8429 ARPET Serving Osha- Ilea Seniors Drs 'J sa. MC outstand- ^ "vw:!:on Free est, - eirs Installed by us Re •, avalable Mike 725- ARPET BROKER. ,,-'o Mia sr , e ­ tar! carpet For 3 v^s only 5369 00 Price .,des 30 Sq yds carpet. luxe cad and installation yo,- home Free quota- + yn�' home '40 in- 'eS; no payment for one /«a' Darnel 1 8w- : ARPET sale for tree .me service call d• car w,i, show you the tree^c« We also do cus. Ins!Allanons. repairs -S!retch,ng Seniors ai! V ke 905 4 '1 CARPET for sale . for free shop at home service or call and we will show you the difference We also do custom Installations, re- pairs and restretching Call Mike 905-431-4040 Carpet Mill Drsrtibutors, 12 months No payments, No interest, (OAC) 3 rooms (300sq ft ) installed with deluxe pad from only 5399 Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home 1-800- 663-6046 CARPET MILL D{srt{bu- tors. 12 months No pay- ments, No interest. (OAC) 3 rooms (300sq ft ) installed with deluxe pad from only $399 Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Home 1.800-6636046 CARPETS iots of carpet. 100': nylon new stain re. lease carpets on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price includes carpet, pre- mium pad. expert instana� hon. fast delivery tree esti mates 130 yards) Norman 686-2314 CLARINGTON COM- PUTER CLEARANCE CENTER Two grew• ,a packa3es loaded systems. systems include 14' 28 Ni monitor, voice/tax modem. CD rom drive, sound cards. speak«s Dos and w,nd- ow5. ^,,,,r printer Pentium 100 $1.999 Out the door prices. an taxes included They're here now"' Lots of used 486s from $499 Mull, Media systems from $675 Complete and guaranteed Add a color printer $125 Clanngton Computer Clearance Center 697- 3059 164 Baseline Rd Bowrnanv,Pe DAIRY OUEEN Used re sera.^• "Ju,pment. Vulcan electric fryers. indoor , out- door seating, 2 exhaust hoods. bathroom futures, stop in freezer Inquire,e Call Steve 728-7259 ELECTRONIC baseboard h«ale' "."Ox. 3 yrs Hd. 1 O 150 warts. 24C vitt. 16 2 w 50C watts 24r, volt. each $12 NOrlrori. 240 volt. thermostat d39-1357 FOR SALE. Pyrocx Ce- ment 4 .. x B 11 sq edge or TNG $13 00/shoot 6 mm x Ott Sq edge. S11 00, sheet Mike :r Peter 905427- 993' KEEP YOUR 8 mm a Su- r 4 '',r^ safe On high quality v,deo.Tr{pie R Video Transfer offers the best pnce with music added no extra charge Book now before Christmas Call 905 725 1001 KENMORE `Age side by side w indoor ice dispenser S600 Kenmore freezer 5200 obo 571 5408 LOG SPLITTER, 25 an heavy duty 2 speed pump. 13' tires. 1 7/8 diameter trader hitch, $2,400 Week- days 8 - 5. 576.1178 MOVING SALE while bedroom scat,. microwave Plus stand. green living room suite, coffee table/end tables, single bed and more Cash/Carry 668- 1463 NEW MARIN Bobcat trial bike. $700. 'Pure Gold' Ping Copy golf clubs $400 with bag, Elan GS Skis. with Salomon bindings. $100, Turn of the Century pine desk $1.000 photo- copier like new. 52.000 call Patrick. 435 5066 NORDIFLEX GOLD strength conda,oning sys tem. bench press. Chest fly, leg exerciser, perfect con dibon.$650 420-0789 OAKIPINE FURNITURE Why pay 'eta,. pr.:c.g-, 0rP of Ontario s oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct M the public Eq solid oak 7 pc dining room or 6 Pc solid pine bedroom, your choice :1995 many stain choices T!adianal Woodworking 305-985-8774 ORGAN GULBRANSEN S-- 42' excellent condi hon For more Informat,on Phone. (3(35723-7872 PIANOS - GRANOFA- THEIR CLOCKS - s' come to, Cf'-,, ,as 9G5- ,ras Specials -ow' Neer��tnCles339-+,325 and user) dartos Nat surested Rent to own apt sire. upngh'. grand. digital ley • Ppts/Supplfes, boards Some 1995 Sr,ck ANTIQUES Aoso4+tety. ' Boarding available at reduced prices ' ,m.ture or an- Telep Piano Works. 433 1491 KENWOOD 200 watt Tower of Power 5 Disk CD, double cassette, tower speakers. Rent io-own from $7 25 weekly Call 905- 571-1412 SHARP 25- TV, VCR com binat{ons. High resolution Picture tube. front AIV Jacks. auto programming, universal remote control Rent to own from $7 50/wk Call 905-571-1412 TICKLE ME ELMO DOLL, best offer Call Sharon 432 3334 TICKLE ME ELMO. best oftPr 434-8004 TICKLE ME ELMO Best offer Call Lisa 432-8160 leave message TICKLE ME-ELMO Oon. best "ter ,_cave message 905-4049187 WASHER/DRYER $300, ser ,.r is C-c-sp„ng 8i mattress. 1$100 Oak -ao,e a chairs $175 Sega ,ene- sis with games $90 9o5- 433-4158 leave message WASHERS dryers. fridge situ.« and recondi honbo. $225 and up for re- condihonPd washer $175 and up for econdit{oned dryers $175 and up for -e. conditioned fr,dges and stoves Also coin operated washer and dryers Ste Phersor s Furniture and AppkanCes. 227 Court St. Oshawa 576-%448 APPLIANCES Wanted: UNIQUE WOODEN GIFTS CERAMIC WAREHOUSE 1966 DODGE RAM: 318 Working or not, vacuum Calendar framescorner shelves wishes all their customers V8, power steenng. power cleaners (905)438-1545 For Sale Pick-up truck. , , fashion jewelry, home baked goods, Happy Holidays We will be open regular hours until brakes. new battery. new liner first 4x4, 8 -bolt rims. Inglis free coffee and Sam les. p Dec 24. all through Christ- starter, box $875 (905)6972466 washer. $175. dryer. $175 Repair service to your home Low rates (905)438- Sun Dec 22, 28 Lawrie Rd Ajax 10 am-4pm g05 -egg -6555 mas week Drop in for last minute Christmas gifts or leisurely shopping Open Vans/4 M1 8183 Monday Dec 23 1333 Wheel Drive FREE REMOVAL Of un- wanted scrap metal. stoves. • Automobiles Boundary Rd. Unit 2 Osha- wa 905.725-6709 1987 ASTRO VAN 4 3 'etre washers. cars. trucks or an- I Boarding I I For Sale engine. 8 -pass 253 000 thin metal call 905-571- 9 AUtonlObreS Km air con . raised root, 5714 6 HIMALAYAN kittens. lov- CREDIT PROBLEMS? I Wanted ourgigrey, asking 55000 ,rig and affectionate. M/F. Or the spot financing oleo 658.9297 wen,ngs Computer /s1 & 2nd shots. registered. Down payments from 5500 please An dewormed, also adults MonO fy payments ham avatable1905)728-7796 $150 O A C Cars. trucks vans 1981 to 1996 Alandy NEW MUSIC urine a http ilwww dumam. news net' aic23&'in- dex htm • I Lost & • Found FOUND Sac Dec 14 K rgs'v and Whaes Rd a -a male reale_ ,.,"Y weaning red so, ar Gan Joan at. 931 -0645 FOUND write female sin's' - ,f .ed one due eye One greer aye r the South Ajax Lase Driveway area, Please cal'905 427- 5255 PICKERING. Stray Cak- :c to be Des oerately look ^ , for good RARE a^rique Lours 14Th adnet with Deaut,tu{ hand painted scenes of that period Mid '800 original $2700 L t Edi Yth,ng aid Scientific III ments, china, s tver. adver rising. lots decays dolls. milk bones cai.ections Or estates Cal Robert Bowen Antiques 1905. 555 8049 Brookl,r 6 —111th old ^ a:e golden 'et"ever Very affectionate great with Kids All shots. iterrei 'oys and food .no Soy, 438--0336 BEAGLE PUPPIES - P'..reC'Pd r0 papers /et checkedfirst shots. Call Darren 416 281 or Laurie 705553-2703 OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOC '.today -g^ a Basin. Ties Basic and Novice Classes starting soon 435-0868 ENGLISH SETTERS. M,- a,, -e Se-^a,ze- Lhasa Apscs and Shevnelcis. p'.u5 all Hager Aquarium Kis below ccs - at Trent Pet Oshawa Cer !re 435-3724 • Lrvestocivu for sale CUTE AND CUDDLY P: PI« . Port' Ergl,sr ~«E+ce.er' IPmpe•.-,are lumps 3.4. -lows well no ices I;G ' 3 2H Pinto Pleas - re Pony 2y,s P P G s. Ir eat win^ ^s 9xre�.er'r 'st poly - , ces -'Jen _ adly outgrow^ S171r Must gr -0 gond corn. '989 M18nrfp- 2 horse !,a., e, ramp Gocd condo,or $2760 263.4'58 mes- sage mm etl tion print 'Eagle Henn- by Bev Doo little. framed and manedI I A..1Cr'lcbiies 5395 905 57640.36 for Sale SNOW TIRES to, BMW Garage/ Garage/ ' ` �_. )« cortact TS I Yard Sales I Yard Sales NEED A VEHICLE' 740_ 20S65 R15 941` M&S F --er, • Steel rims wheel covers 1a­Cdr,1, T -]Cir ]1 good condition 5700 Can 721 2600 STEEL TRAILER "Ong. 6' -de . ^-gr great for hauling wood etc $1000 firm (905'1725-886' anytime. 7051799-1352 at ter bpm TAMA 7 PC. 'Jrufn kit with Sara- .,rd Zudlan cym bats Hardware and acces EARLY BOXING DAY SALE at E & C consignments Large Selection of fur coats and holiday wear at amazing prices. Sat., Dec- 21 10 A.M. - S p -m- 1235 gayly St- (Bay Ridges Plaza) Pickering sones included Very good condition $1.500 433Computer Computer 7637 I Video I Video 18- D{g{tal Satellite 70 Free channels ror 1 year Rent to own for only $825 week:y Call 905 571 1412 HITACHI 35' stereo tete- visor Ultra black picture tube. P c-in-P,c. High eso. lutlon Rent -to -own from $1580 weekly Call 905 571 -1412 V4TERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579.4400 .)5 ' 800 of 1 899 -i9-3673 1 can heipi 1990 SUNBIRD SE . I .:,« 125l 4 cat sar 'tautomatic air :ondt oning, near Shur), Goif rubs 'ad,e s ie't handed A Set. $10C 434 5,W 991 ; 101lac Brougham a^• condinor L�ao ydack ^grey Bathe, r -,nor t3C --s 5.2.500 -'iCk —W,ngs 666 467. 1994 GRAND PRIX P VV P L P i = M ..,e -F- cassette secur ry 3 0 •. t. System 500 Call 6839 3020 1994 GRAND PRIX. . C s JZS - w p • _^K .rh:unry 4 -door aI:- :,fox -100C highway Kms. 5'4 5': LAe caw one wine, 905-683 3C20 Auto Sales Ltd 146 Brock St N . Whitby 905.566 3382 LOW KMS . '985 Pontiac 15 i0': - -.ailed "grnal paint good con d,- ' ,r $2500 Certd,ed 436 6791 91 NISSAN MICRA. a�- ma' • law - . _ lard oattery good wcady good engine on ty 7,:00k- 53200 :en,fed Whitby 430.;8.5 1992 CHE'J Cavake- u.': a'. 2 'Jr. redw•1^ ­ Cact, ^tenor o lied »SCC x.11 434 2775 TURN KEY AUTO SALES ' 1P • As, 'Jar -- ,ass V5 autc r. . and ves c -11e11 53995 988 Fr; rd Tau,,s J6 eu.,0 loaded $2495 :e - 9P? T,yOta Te -.e Dx 2 dr -dal 4 ./ 5 sod drives 0e-'ec! S2995 cert 1998 Mercury T;paz 4 -yi 5 spa air -urs 3 J'v.S good S2'35 :ere ;a; I,r apps Ted Badu? -23.74; 1 '.Buy `+ow arc. Sava BIG' Cert,car nae the Best Serv,ce a Prices in Town' •9 = i' -in'~$2')95 _)ids 4 39 Tena 5 sod perrec! 53995 98 rJ Jeep -wC --.p- ow .ms S --- S 99 Ce,eOr'rr E „r^ Ioaoed A 1 $5500 99 E":o^ auto air a gel' S3345 99 Grand or. SE me Des” $7335 89 Asti: 'oaded tacit •-- Fianna 56295 93 As',o EXT oatled dwch 10"'s orry S'35915 9C 'fids Royale± Towx^s called w^'re .i S8995 ?c Accu+ ;aaed 6 cy, Spec S3995 3C Tempc GL aLtr laded 7vr it' --S S1'391 9' Voyage' LE ­ddeC pristine r ,C S'5J0 9C Sade Wagc^ loaded 56995 93 Sur did SE 6-cv' lea, WOW' S7500 Choose from 32 Reconditioned, Cart, - tied Can with 6 months warranty CERTICAR. 155 King St West at Midtown Man (9051579-2.86 Open Sundays' $50. to $7500 Cash an the spot for scrap cars a trucks Anytime Call 905- 706- 5 740 A a A TOWING.Pay $50- SSrt•C case i^ ;sed R scrap cars 8 trucks 24 his 7 days Cal' 305 585-5rf13 ar 905.706.5234. 3C '^,n service A a A TOWING Pay S50- SS;C`; cast c• ,sed 8 scrap cars 8 'rucks 24 hrs 7 days Ca.� 305 5855003 Or 905-706-5234 30 -,r SerV'ce A 3 K TOWING Cash On the Spot =d and scrap cars ',ruCxS any GOndl- Cai arytlrre 24 - 7 days Fast 317, SernCe NO parts a . Mable Call Ken (905 509-5584 (416'j328-8081 CAPS c^P -AS» .. er. es mus! Oe - uhn,ng -;nditror Cail 42'24'5 or =orae '0 473 BavY St East A ax at M1,RAC AUT - ALE ; 1966 Dodge Grand Cara oar LE loaded. $3500 as :s Call for mto 839-9193 1968 FORD AEROSTAR van S2 395 cell sea S- : snort box. 4ryi speed $1,995 certified 404-9759 1990 DODGE Caravan -F P P B AM FM -:as sell'? - 'u,sP_ int hew, ''res ce,•4•e1 S520o 080 905 59t= 7979 1995 LUMINA APV ' •;� �P,; ;•« as- sa+e 0assenger madua- >eat^g. ear e,t . •4 cr1, -.ed 75 000 .er -is ani 9105 553-'287, -USE VAN- --3 Ford ; rr: , b --ac- Jar 2 . re Ex.wWnt 5225. Cai' - f5- 2 .793 Trailers 990 HOMESTEADER <' '-a o„^ Mar •-,Shed ane •KJ 'Or- S pc Cam ” cirr- 11 s ze ::,-,rare stove ar d wer E,actr.r -ct wate- de'* - x -5 sned hew -. r F',a,, a -Oo- -:arpef Located at Neslkfr In Park r H—, 36 Cet weer' - --Say ara Bcocay ,Prr ;n ware, Stare ^.ew Asir : SSC Xr C, )etc -e 4 or :af: arca 3 p •-, -an, •Pers 'e. .r..a.« As. • I Ow^OCT eSMA, wmm,es 95 Polaris XLT Special. 96 updates. 1100 miles. stored inside. excellent shape. cover. hand warmers. like new. $5.700- ( 705) 878-4998 i I I i I • Moving e reM Moving b reM Flooring, • House • Snow Parry SM Driving • Storage Storage Carpeting • Cleaning • Removal se1►ices Schools 7and AN TIL�fjaffvj­ SPEaALIST We your rolen walls, as wr files. Good reand Satisfac.ed. For free atimah6 Cal D. Dykstra 7254913 RENOVATIONS BY W.L -, Addie s. second stories, flnisrled bsmts., bath. 1001S. decks, file 6 wood floors, doors d windows, guaranteed and rel;" call Walter (905)428-2145 Specializing in roofing. Siding, soffit, eaves trough, Window & doors. Please call Tom 574.3760 leave message ' Pull • Decorating TMs PAINnNG & DECOR kNerior b Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reNable service. 420-0081 AJAX Moving Systems full services, moves, ap- pkance and para special- ists. Flat rate or floury. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes wo move. Parc and load special, staring at $99. and up. Cal for dor- mabon. 725-0005 or 427.0005 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small. we price ttlem aU! Free estimates, senim 65011irnt, shot no- tice moves. Appliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Cal 432-2850. �N tYI!'N LARGE TRICK Wig do household moves, residential, commercial. Al types of moves. Cap Cae1 or Jeate 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartments. Of- fices, Appliances and Piano Specialists. Senior and Mrd -Month Dis- counts. Licensed. as- sured. Free Estimates. Excellent service• Call 1367796. Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, offices, apt., etc. Plano moving. Packing available. l SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 Ui1�,1,,,,�-,j CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. resbelching• our specialty Free estimates. D i N Duncan, 9.7.1799 or 987-1800 rdKed ia1 chrwm SP« 5 raoafa, t rill 817 sll:s $72.951 Cali ler ow specids: 420-4583 COCKROACH KILLER PASTE $66.00/1 Kg NO SPRAY NO SMELL GUARANTEE 100% (9105)839-29" CLEANING By Angel. Christmas & Senior's rates. 686-1231 MERRY CHRISTMAS DAD. Rest your back this year with Top Growth residential snow clearing. No plows. Surpnsngy inexpen- sne Free estimates. Pay as you go. rsT�Lk-� t/►>tM WAN" WORK Doing Magic For ChsWen's PaiW Arid NI occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call! Eltmk 6111019 -4932 - SCHOOL Approved by D.SA .O -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 Wul Course $259 0 1 • • Business EMServices MAGICIAN, clown friends, ready to en- tertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays, pro - modals, operrgs, tund raisers. Magic shows are tun! Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728-M DRRIING SCHOOL CHRISTMAS a NEW YEARS SPECIAL 4 Day DrntiN Course $279 Dec. 21 -24, Jan 2 - S Also regular courses oftered. 4261717 Courses approved by MTOA)SLICPDEA CONTACT COMMUNICATION SERVICES INC. Free Estimates Data. Voice, fax and electrical wtring 8 outlets. Business and resldentlal 905.427-9686 PAGE 29 -TRE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. DECTMBER 20,19% Auto Parts Apartments Apartments 1 & Repairs 1 1 For Rentflo, For Rent CLASS 'A' Mechanic Will sere ce VOur vehicle Anymake or model All work guaranteed Call 905 579-4589 Apartments EA 1 1 For Rent 1 BEDROOM SENIOR Or. e^ s aoa,tmen, lo, eft $651 Inclusive Manning Mews, Manning Drive. Whitby Available Jan 1'97 668 6679 NORTH OSHAWA ^ •sat- ed 12plex Hardwood floors cable parking Faun dry facilities nduded Nc dogs 5686 & $695 Monthly 905-5'6-298: OSHAWA R ocr Si , large s rad•com apart. men's 'real- low rise bu'ding Close tc 4C1 & GO Pari, ^d Available ,m -ed,atel•, From inert^. Phone 905 S7F 4255 2 BEDROOM nea Oshaw i ,: e-,,,, 1^d 4, Park. -•g ,aii sic•age Ava axle Ja^ N - Smokes Prefl $6C: . . ,•s ^vvc 5-9 ..4E 2 BEDROOM ca• me Jl7 half^.,,a Hd Usndwa N e.s a. owed 9-z > BEDROOM a ;e eve•.!^,.^: _ ,.,, N._... 5-15 n: sive Reference, C:a 9^5 5_- '7 ii ^+essage 213 BEDROOM loa-' - _>r �-• :�" B'a'y SJR ^ M part Ava ape --e we 428-E328 - 5 - ap oa^. 3 BEDROOM DELUXE A: • '_^ _ new appliances pa•k Cer••a Os^.awa Ava ate January IS! 301 Cordova Rd - ti w a ; Ded '^ apa•tme^' r•esn,v pa.^!ed spaaous $630 mcnl^ avai-ADIe -mine dla!tiy I -,.edea Pli Cal- 9"5 84: E712 pa; e• 4'6 5.:' '17 AJAX '.ICE one beC•:>om .., apt App,a-ces respons-bie Till fele, ences Nc s-ok - i Deis Jan xcupa^-, S60C 6'9-9' 74 AJAX - HEAD GC ' w a Tern aparmen:. .:'ate entrance 'wo 11,11• '1; Spots ''nage. aunOry this gerr - . De seer avai aole is; 1110 De's non .:-•5 oreferrea SC -s npuding all ser.- •'.-txcevt prion 427-6532 APARTMENTS FOR "F"•7 - aqua 'Ju.,d Ing to, Dec and Jan Near Hoswta on bus stop Call 728 496E AVAILABLE-imed-ate,y ? DrdrCn:" apt dear nice area S60C Pius Call 576 8642 'WHITBY -AVAILABLE Jar ' :7 2 Ded,Oom apt Laun- ory Park ng nor smoke' i pets S60C, • hydro 's: last required Car Carol at 666-5545 AVAILABLE IMME. DIATELY. in Whitby Apt budding., spacious, carpet ed. newly painted war Dal cony, close to bus shop ping. all utilities included, first lasi required no pets 2 bedroom $750 call 430- 0134 BROOKLIN, 3 bedroom apt fridge. stove. parking and utilities Included. $696 :mo. first 6 last avail Now or Jan 1 655-5539 CHURCH St. / Hwy 2 area. 3 -bedroom apartment available Call !4161 444- 7391 BRIGHT Above ground one bedroom. separate en- trance laundry. cable. suits Working Couple. non Smoker also one bedroom share facilities. Hwy it2'L:r erpool 1905 839-0609 CLEAN, LARGE 2 bed room main floor of house $750 inclusive IsVlast re qured Available Jan Ist Fridge. stove. Agnes St Oshawa Call 4360278 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EXCEPTIONAL NEW BUILDING Oshawa cl• x, modern- large. 1 &beci,00,r apts Al: In- clu, ve from 5625 per month. 905 428 7C, - FINCH , WHITES RD k^.�nette 4 piece Dat^ S-. •acne for one Walk OU' tri av,-e NCn smoke- 5622 mo Utdnes -cl,, Cal 9C5 837 02'8 FOR RENT De:':.- a Ca-....,,_.. - very ou.e; wim, .ec! [)­ dmg close to a a-,-- ties Bus stoc a! loo, Park R^ N Osnawa 9'•� GATEWAY COMMUNI- TY HOMES a;. .. -`c•'. Lal -- ^a,dwxd ^o•s C�des. a' ties A,a,ade Jar ' a!:,oro'^- S v, Jshawa' Beau!! ew d•e • � tai_ ..n.7 Os^awa pa,. .'e•y :fear a^d dine! Pet `@- Df- 1J. -C; 5 -. JP° . 9 4 3.; r- Pi F - LARGE one bedroo Da...- alp• ,n Suit! ^om^c Nets N, smnx^ su! Ava, Jan 434 - NEAR OSHAWA -r -e clue, ., ,Duildrng tree till u!acilities ava, Jar' $F,' Pius hydro Call 5 air 4p5 - AJAX LARGE Dache-or -,shed Jt„ n,es al, mcC ve par. mg for one $500 slla>' ate- '905 NEWLY -RENOVATED ' men!. p"vale entra^ce dose !c soutr GM ;as • re Place centra a, all u!Nl,es including cave laundry Dark ^"r $65:. ^loom 905 `76-F•2- NICE area one ted apt arge 2 ted 5685 ",pm al. InciuSv! Nra' 4oys Club A•sc 3 Deli Jose all inclusive. S82'- '23 -,C392 825'23 -C392 NORTH OSHAWA ,•-a ^ t"d o .,leteiy '&o&c:,aIed Wel, "laintamei 'Quer DJildmy arge balconies-w.twiCa- ., rau0ea Jar 's! & Feb si S72265 -ti '905579 584 ONE. 'il and Three Sed mos! bea.,lltul adult I building Ai a, ave any, ni Stevenson. Ross and Oshawa Can 723 OSHAWA 888 . 900 G •• 5't>e0,o,m apts from SE75- 5710 close to shopping schools GM and Gc Utn,l es nduc7ed F, S1, last eq,,, li Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA one bedroom sii level apartment newly painted. 4 appllanc es. parking close To. down town S50C inclusive Cal, 905 4322950 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- ING North Oshawa. 1. 2 & 3 Dorms Inclusive Pay ca- ble. parking & laundry fac 723-2094 PICKERING 2 BED- ROOM, Fairporl/Kingston Rd. walkout basement. 4 appliances. 2 car parking. quiet street non smoker. no pets. Ist'last $780 inclu- sive Available Feb 1st 1997 Call (905) 420-1160 PICKERING, spotless 1 bedroom apt sep ent . bright above ground. 4 ap- pliances Includes t-es.January S675 month k905;683-9629 Pickering 1 bedroom basement apartment Near GO $550 Includes laundry & utilities Available Jan 51h Non smoker no pets 1st/las! (905)839- 4537 PICKERING� AJAX and bachelor apartment plus room for rent. parking close tC all amenities ii 8905 RITSON I OLIVE i, -a 2 plex large dean & -_let Sic, aha , able Jan 1. 263-4753 RITSON N arge bnqh! ria' dm base -iap! private entrar'ce near amen t,es & Du ham Cnuege unite, --luded ImHouses Shined For Rent 1 Accomodatim 3-13EDROOM. RAISED FURNISHED room share BUNGALOW 2 baths all amenities cable, tele - master ensuue finished phone Supplied Newer basement, double garage. home $300 mo Courbce East Oshawa $1.001r area Leave message 433 lies. tnstlast. available Fe 2379 bruary 1 st 723-0419 AJAX. detached 2 story, 3.1 bedrooms. 4 applianc- es. 2 bathrooms. Feb 1• Possession. $1.050 plus Jhldies 905-686-0096 ATHABASCAFOREST area east Ocnawa i bed oom bungalow finished basement, garage eco- • )III heating & AC 'Von smokers preferred Available February 1st _'050 - Wines. 1st/last. leave message at 905.436 2106 AVAILABLE rF8 ' 97 3 Li c.,.­;alow Taun- tonTNUs area. appliances. large yard 2 car garage. 5925 m^ plus utll Days 905 723-0821 Eve after 6 571 1554 PICKERING Bungalow 1 2 baths wh^,poolfinished base - mer•• garage centra air. fenced yard S120C Feb 1st occupancy Cal504- 378' NORTH OSHAWA, 2 room, available Jan 1, $300 per room per month. non smokers call 728- 4258 NORTH OSHAWA. Worna ,ieacherl to sha•e dean 2 -bedroom apart ment with non smi le_ male Laundry. parking no Pets . fenced yard S3%5'in elusive Firstlast Jan i or Feb 1 Call 430-0906 NORTH OSHAWA. c"a•r 3 bedroom ,••^,. large bedroom dean,gwet non-smok ng female Wei. come 2:•a!^s laundryca ble,parkmg S350,'month -r elusive Is! east 434-3671 Heave message, VICTORIAN Home to s-a�e j. r' c'ofess-ona Poo, fireplacepark.^; ca ble dishwasher wa . -^ closer walk • - downlow^ ' minute 1^ Su'' female non-smoker 544"_0 Ivo • ml +_ ',vai Jan 37 Ca. Mary OSHAWA NORTH Cx 1 '=wnhouses .cis 41- '6C• f For Rent xll r 4' par..,,, fly I- - bal ry pant N a Industrial Soas cr;.+- and S8�- Jar 3 cedroom tow^^�,.se m • Units we Ta,r!ane^. tamity 11,11 `�:�� -2: 2C 3c 4'^- _-"•pee F•esh'y der^'at 232-275., ao... -dudes 4 appi•a^ces SOUTH OSHAWA all 01"'es Park•-; close to ti•, w schools all amw• •.K Jan $62^ close or Feb OccJDanry '22 buses ava i Coill S! E Oshawa �• ACCT 434 3972 3 De •*imed'aleiy + '"dge s'^ve `,eat hyo"' Di 'sT '.as! reg ,•ed 721 3722 534 11 ST E WHITBY h" be dr^on• S,:li ava,:aae it we ma,r !a,^ei and quiet -.at-,e AVAILABLE JAN TdWr house neutral decor 4 apo- t ' 2 baths garage K d T,)w ne area 72' 8213 : ­ d --, U. I,t,es pa- " V0 l F •• • `\ 'a,:ndry 'ac and sec -", NORTH OSHAWA 3 cameras Or site ^lanage ... - , .- ,.nl ^eft For appt to view can townhouses well main 066 2450 rained family complex WHITBY 3 Ded,a;^ J:' ''Mhiy decorated w,.^ qr­floor new carpet & `•ig sl Jve dose IC a. decorating ••,dge & •^vfr a•nen-ties Starting at S84- vJar i Jt.wr ^rt S'38 monm Or site Mgmt & as r;5 72332' office Cal 905 728-3^. GREAT 4,1-1d Of of older vrnby Rooms Wi rt two t'ed,dom or sec 1 for Rent ona '10• cf quiet duplex Close to everything A ^lust 2 INDUSTRIAURETAIL 2000sq it eat^ prime Oshawa )cal close to 401. overhead doors $3 '5 sd'/ . T M I Call 905 579 5909 ^.y^'s 905 433.4'6' Says E • 1 Fionda .ac. Rentals CLEAR WATER AREA br ^ ; lacer: BB(, ;✓vale yard. avaiable -ow r a into and fo view Oil 9-1115 519 37M CLEARWATER bed ID_-. .-. .^ -.✓,..,anent horrhes heated pools hot tub minutes !c teaches due Jay baseball NHL -+ock r, NFL Football & xs X x g •aces Cr ld 'er we _'Ole photos shown,n your home 905683--5503 see 525 monm plus Jni NEWLY -DECORATED Avm Fe[ Nor smokers - an p -ease Cal Robert at 9CS Quiet person Cook ; near 666-442' bus nose Du^a^ Co, WHITBY Ium,shed ,age S25' ani Jr •-ion!n-y r.aseme^! apt Cal, 905 7?8-x845 stir contained pa k laundry Cable non -smoke• • no eels Single work persor we,come S53C ^ dusty 90`_-6665334 WHY ! Winer, yo.. Car ow- ..✓ ow- home for Tess !^air you think""• Cad Dave Hay-ock �a es R!C Re Max Sir-• Realty 199' Lti 1905 668-380C or 905 66632". Houses 1 For Rent Af1�r7aG,E WIMP REIITT 01111111111 Y04JR HOME FOR "85/MTH^ tic Cawnpayrierx-' Call Me' 49051571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Staoey Sales Rep Suron Group Excel Realty SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 Townhouses Townhouses 1 For Rent 1 For Rent FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3-6eO!oor^ Towni ands Utilities Included Stove & Refrigerator Parquay floors throughout Parking Included Playground Area Close to schools and shopping From 5846.00. Call 9OS-721-0980 Houses 91FFor Rent 1ST CHOICE It��. AF"RD"LE HOMES : WHY RENT' BUT, Ne, dews *ayseest, No peeleleW I.et sae deew you tlwwr Kortgw tays•t11>•t $700 per aha ate Call Timm" C. tike Sales Rev, Rem" Accerd Realty Ltdk (l415) S76.3111 51 - 1:1 Absolute Affordable' STILL RENTING?? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month No down payment? Bad Credit? Discharged Bankrupt? Call Me! 19051571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep Sutlifn Group Excel Really Inc • 1 Personals • 1 Personals • ' Personals • ' Personals Private Homes 1 1 For Sale EXECUTIVE HOME ,.... Je J•ra .�ry 2 650 so it 4 bedrooms. 3 Dalhrooms vac s. ,tiffand .:entry air. air cleaner. heated in ground pad. fire- ; Acefully fenced and indsicaped backyard Ask fig 5256 900 Caa 43C :548 to arrange a vewv+g Serious otters only No agents MANY Homes avadab-e , ,? i,.s• rifle ',;me -buy. rrr Low down or no POW ale for qualified purchasers ;;all 905 579--8524 OSHAWA '40(, sq IT. 2 - storey Kass-nger home Finished rec room. fire - plaice. 2 bathslarge lot, in - ground pool. $155.000 983-5978 Legal Legal • 1 Notices • 1 Notices OTHERS ESTATE OF HOWARD ELVIN PHILLIPS All persons having claims against the es- tate of HOWARD ELVIN PHILLIPS, late of Ajax, Ontario, who died on or about the 26th day of July, 1996 are required to file proof of Same with the undersigned personal representatitre on or before the 25th day of January, 1997 after which date the estate Will be distributed with re- gard only to the claims of which the under- signed shall then have notice and the un- dersigned will not be liable to any person to whose claim he shall riot then have no - DATED at Ajax this 11th day of Decen ber, 1996 William Alfred Phillips Estate Truste Without a Will t POLAK, AICKAY dr HAWKSHAI 467 Westlley Road South Unit 1 Ajax, Ontari / US 6V 1905) 683'688 HISTORIC 1885 B•.•y - r.,e Fpr Saw 3 D Grooms 2 bath- •dpns 0-I furnace 19 yrs ..toll. propane neater 1 y, ei Home equipped ,it, star gi AMC newly in swaited 1996' R 40 New windows new storm door new eavestrough Tod shed circular an" lot sizes (6611 x 165') with mature trees and privacy hedges Vegetable & flower gar dens Located 1 hr norm of Oshawa For more informal tion can ! 905 725 7657 TAKE ADVANTAGE of low Interest rates Oshawa N W 3 bedroom, low main tenance starte, home S887 mo includes PI T, 728-8456 WHITBY BEAUTY, $135,000. 3 bedroom sem- bungalow with 2 bed- room easement -n-taw apartment, backs onto green bell, newer windows 666-3688 Vacation &TA IN Properties CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- room mobile (tanuly park). heated pools, hot tub, minutes to beadles, sleeps 6 More information ava4- able $275 weekly. 905- 434-7184. Money to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTEDTHAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. • Mortgages, • 1 Insurance MORTGAGES Good. bad and ugly Financing for any purpose rates from 5 95'. All applications ac cepted Community Finan cid Services 668-6805 • ' Personals BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names & private phone numbers. 1- 900-451-3638 ext 704, $3.291min, must be 18. T - tone. •alPersonals CHEATING WIVES - ITARlO PH04F %UMBERS 1-900 451 5566 ex! 253 $349,m,r touch tone. 18 Plus HINDU GEM THERAPY gW ran!eea Ica, Detter'neni ^ peace. prosperity and even chronic a-knenti Call Chandan (905),427-8131 Meeting by appointmer! only IMPROVE YOUR LIFE '99; Dun smoking wim The amazing -Harmony Stone' works with your own mind power Send $14 95 Inc SBH cash cheque. money order to Tranquility Life Products. 300 Taunton Rd E .Suite 15B 115 Oshawa Ontario. L 1 G 741 - MOOINUGHT ESCORT SERVICE High class ladles for all occasions. Christmas Special In and out calls. 24 hrsJ 7 days 432-1466 (Also It") 11 Birthdays I 11 Birthidays 11 Birthdays was a very good yearM HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRISTINEM Love Lilo"" ste"Ift & Mattthsw V0 l F •• • `\ g ° 0 oda , San lea f fit All - a�� �s ok; co V -I Santa Works /n Mysterious ways! Call Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 24 hours a day, 7 days a week You'll Get: • FREE ))-wore priiit ad • FREE , ,)ice greeting • FREE � ,essage retrieval (once per week; ...or look in the Classified Section and call the ads that interest you. Designed for both Rotary and TouchTone- Phones Private Homes 1 1 For Sale EXECUTIVE HOME ,.... Je J•ra .�ry 2 650 so it 4 bedrooms. 3 Dalhrooms vac s. ,tiffand .:entry air. air cleaner. heated in ground pad. fire- ; Acefully fenced and indsicaped backyard Ask fig 5256 900 Caa 43C :548 to arrange a vewv+g Serious otters only No agents MANY Homes avadab-e , ,? i,.s• rifle ',;me -buy. rrr Low down or no POW ale for qualified purchasers ;;all 905 579--8524 OSHAWA '40(, sq IT. 2 - storey Kass-nger home Finished rec room. fire - plaice. 2 bathslarge lot, in - ground pool. $155.000 983-5978 Legal Legal • 1 Notices • 1 Notices OTHERS ESTATE OF HOWARD ELVIN PHILLIPS All persons having claims against the es- tate of HOWARD ELVIN PHILLIPS, late of Ajax, Ontario, who died on or about the 26th day of July, 1996 are required to file proof of Same with the undersigned personal representatitre on or before the 25th day of January, 1997 after which date the estate Will be distributed with re- gard only to the claims of which the under- signed shall then have notice and the un- dersigned will not be liable to any person to whose claim he shall riot then have no - DATED at Ajax this 11th day of Decen ber, 1996 William Alfred Phillips Estate Truste Without a Will t POLAK, AICKAY dr HAWKSHAI 467 Westlley Road South Unit 1 Ajax, Ontari / US 6V 1905) 683'688 HISTORIC 1885 B•.•y - r.,e Fpr Saw 3 D Grooms 2 bath- •dpns 0-I furnace 19 yrs ..toll. propane neater 1 y, ei Home equipped ,it, star gi AMC newly in swaited 1996' R 40 New windows new storm door new eavestrough Tod shed circular an" lot sizes (6611 x 165') with mature trees and privacy hedges Vegetable & flower gar dens Located 1 hr norm of Oshawa For more informal tion can ! 905 725 7657 TAKE ADVANTAGE of low Interest rates Oshawa N W 3 bedroom, low main tenance starte, home S887 mo includes PI T, 728-8456 WHITBY BEAUTY, $135,000. 3 bedroom sem- bungalow with 2 bed- room easement -n-taw apartment, backs onto green bell, newer windows 666-3688 Vacation &TA IN Properties CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- room mobile (tanuly park). heated pools, hot tub, minutes to beadles, sleeps 6 More information ava4- able $275 weekly. 905- 434-7184. Money to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTEDTHAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. • Mortgages, • 1 Insurance MORTGAGES Good. bad and ugly Financing for any purpose rates from 5 95'. All applications ac cepted Community Finan cid Services 668-6805 • ' Personals BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names & private phone numbers. 1- 900-451-3638 ext 704, $3.291min, must be 18. T - tone. •alPersonals CHEATING WIVES - ITARlO PH04F %UMBERS 1-900 451 5566 ex! 253 $349,m,r touch tone. 18 Plus HINDU GEM THERAPY gW ran!eea Ica, Detter'neni ^ peace. prosperity and even chronic a-knenti Call Chandan (905),427-8131 Meeting by appointmer! only IMPROVE YOUR LIFE '99; Dun smoking wim The amazing -Harmony Stone' works with your own mind power Send $14 95 Inc SBH cash cheque. money order to Tranquility Life Products. 300 Taunton Rd E .Suite 15B 115 Oshawa Ontario. L 1 G 741 - MOOINUGHT ESCORT SERVICE High class ladles for all occasions. Christmas Special In and out calls. 24 hrsJ 7 days 432-1466 (Also It") 11 Birthdays I 11 Birthidays 11 Birthdays was a very good yearM HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRISTINEM Love Lilo"" ste"Ift & Mattthsw GROSE Marione u reacelwry entereu into rest on •... tnesday December 18. 1996 at Centenary - aith Centre in her 86th year Marjorie beloved •e of the late jack Vernon Grose Loving mother of rlshna and her husband Gerhard Formella of Ed- nton. Bernard and his wife Cathenne of Scar. •ough. Grace and her husband Stuart Budgell of ix and step mother of Verna Ruth and her hus- id Gordon Smith of Santa Barbara. California arest grandmother of 13 Grandchildren and 10 a' grandchildren Dearest sister of Eva Thome family will receive friends at McEachnle Funeral me 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax I Pickering Vil- e 905-428-8488 from 2-4 and 7-9 p m Fri - re Funeral Service In the Chapel on Saturday De- icer 21 1996 at 10.00 a m Interment- Emily rretery to follow reception Donations to the Sal - ,on Army would be appreciated by the family -ar or Tuesday December 17 1996 as a result an accident Loving sister of Art Noah and his •e Putti Judy Hubner and her husband Ted Linda .sKi—c and her husband Erc and Alinor Burgess ea• aunt of Dale. Tammy. baby Kirsten Kellv eanor Jason and Aiane and Nicole Sadly missed net Uncle George Fisher. Aunt Vi Noah Aunt cr-.a Scott and cousins Jean Braithe+uaite and --ra Mandic Verna was a very caring and loving �!e, and mend to everyone she met She will be sari% missed and fondly remembered by all her -idv and friends Friends may call at the McEachnne ,rerai Home 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax Picker- lwage 905-428-8488 from 2-4 and 7-9 pm -,rsdar and 2-4 and 7-8 pm Friday Service in e Lapel on Friday December 20 . 1996 at 8 prr ,emanon "HCMAS, Eradley -- It Is with deep sorrow ;hat we __-ce .n.:s passing at Markham Stouffwue Hospital _- asday December 19, 199c, in his 24th year, ",er a lengthy fitness. Beloved son of Ron and Betty. - uvmg c• ler of Roame and her husband Troy :'acc,a- Sadly missed by a8 his family and trends. =aeries xray call at the McEacTne Funeral Home. 28 : c r: -gston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905- '23-8488 from 4pm-8:30pm on Saturday. Service Durbarton Fairport United Church. 1066 Dun- �rton Road. Pickering. on Sunday December 22, ,96 at 290pm. Cremation. If so desired, donations Bradley's memory to any organization in your corn- .nty that helps the less fortunate would be appre- lted. Sellin Something9 l� z EASY WAYS I ; I'min toll l -HERE'S HOW IT WORKS- i�utnl hicd 14 1 tcfoci Aukc L1a1a rile : b.LKd or the hlghev priced item m the id $00 - $99"' .............»...••..•...•$10 + GST $100 $199"».••........•_._....$1S+GST $200 $299"----$25 + GST $300 $399"..----$35 + GST $400 $499"..-. $45 + GST "ari"d "(111 "Wilk and Wdoliteul.nnl<ktrr)w 50(mch u in dn. check ki example t�lrt C retngerutor oil% 2 %ean old 30- self clean )200 un fist free 5325 p0(}pf>U0 r , iat' jurth;, (I(/,, ujid k, 15 + 0T lxued oil the prie of A'rrlr,' 'rtUor ,e "'L ', A I+ RFGIGCAL FDITIONS l`.kY FOR I %TR & RECFIIE I a ii't'LIF P 11RTR IES S ktToIOHIIB FOR rUF.. ')'Ly $89 + Gs[ ISP News Advertiser Jill Ipph k. NaK.MWaol xkrmvr aJ, 110, -NEWS AVVJiKTISI'Ji FUIDAY, u6:CXM8ER 20, 1946.PA(;F, 29 FOCUS ON BUS SS i Adveisinearture 9. DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS Casement (905) 579-2222 DOUBLE UNG Ccmplete selection ;f TILT -ACTION Vinyl W ndows 8 Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY 8 BOW WINDOWS J • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • STORM DOORS l •NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS r WAYNE HUTCHINSON SAWDAC -aoer_� mnn, 579-2222 h��h� t � tllltl :)alit' l�lf �s Experience The Jr)y and (Aad _ 7'iding% of the Ilulida% Season %ith Gift Baskets 57 I'r AM and up DELIVERY ACROSS NORTH AMERICA :Ax • 1 939-'�2' • • • 4 � DUCT '"_ CLEANING 519.95 Main + S6 per vent • Snake Svstem.20OPS1 CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CUSTOMISEC PACKAGES From 53995 • Work guaranteed • Insured & Bonded • Serving the cleaning Industry since 1986 Residential Commercial (41 6) 321-1974 X ss 11111114,11111, URIGHT THE BRIGHT IDEA A HOMEIMPROVEMENTS I OLA SPECIALIZING IN: • 100% vinyl & aluminum windows • roofing and repairs • soffit, fascia & eavestrough • hard wood flooring • basement rec rooms or apartments CALL BILL WARE 905 420-4820 1 800 249-7111 *SPECIAL* 1000% VINYL WINDOWS FREE LOW 'E' AND ARGON AND NO GST UNTIL 31, DEC. '96 • DUCT CLEANING •� & CHIMNEY SWEEP i-dlldes a1 hook-ups i no hidden e0w Per Standard Home Word Guaranteed Snake Method - 200 PSI a CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY $59.95 RESIDENTIALICOMM ERCIAL Snake method used (416)282-3292 HO HO HO FROM THE MORTAGE FACTORY Another %car has passed and although the cconomic situation is not ideal h% any stretch of the imagi-nation, there was a slight improvc-merit in most scctc>rs. VL'c- still hav-c a long road Ahead. but it appears %%-r arc at Ica --t no%ing in the proper direction. I \ RINII.W %I, est areas showed a slight int- rease• n 11omc• %aluc,, ovcr the past %car. ntcrest rates declined to lo%%-cr Ic VIVIN. llth()ugh with the cost of funds that he Icndlc•r% pa% to irn%-cstors the% ,hoUld be 112 to I "" lo%%cr than thc%' pfirc,cnth arc Lender. incrca%Cd their !wttom lint- again to nc%% record Ic%els, while- most decreased the number of staff. I gucss a billion and a half net docsn t go as tier as it use• to. \VIIAT TO LOOK FOR IN 199- 7 Companions Companions 1 Nice looking Ihnan EASTSIDE CONNEC ppi'di gent TIONS DATELINE tree to +s slim. affectionate call to place your ad, no appros 2030 years charges for ladies, no ,r a lasting relation phone bill charges. 905 - ;all (9o5) 723-9007 430-7060 r, r =DeathS FMI Deaths GROSE Marione u reacelwry entereu into rest on •... tnesday December 18. 1996 at Centenary - aith Centre in her 86th year Marjorie beloved •e of the late jack Vernon Grose Loving mother of rlshna and her husband Gerhard Formella of Ed- nton. Bernard and his wife Cathenne of Scar. •ough. Grace and her husband Stuart Budgell of ix and step mother of Verna Ruth and her hus- id Gordon Smith of Santa Barbara. California arest grandmother of 13 Grandchildren and 10 a' grandchildren Dearest sister of Eva Thome family will receive friends at McEachnle Funeral me 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax I Pickering Vil- e 905-428-8488 from 2-4 and 7-9 p m Fri - re Funeral Service In the Chapel on Saturday De- icer 21 1996 at 10.00 a m Interment- Emily rretery to follow reception Donations to the Sal - ,on Army would be appreciated by the family -ar or Tuesday December 17 1996 as a result an accident Loving sister of Art Noah and his •e Putti Judy Hubner and her husband Ted Linda .sKi—c and her husband Erc and Alinor Burgess ea• aunt of Dale. Tammy. baby Kirsten Kellv eanor Jason and Aiane and Nicole Sadly missed net Uncle George Fisher. Aunt Vi Noah Aunt cr-.a Scott and cousins Jean Braithe+uaite and --ra Mandic Verna was a very caring and loving �!e, and mend to everyone she met She will be sari% missed and fondly remembered by all her -idv and friends Friends may call at the McEachnne ,rerai Home 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax Picker- lwage 905-428-8488 from 2-4 and 7-9 pm -,rsdar and 2-4 and 7-8 pm Friday Service in e Lapel on Friday December 20 . 1996 at 8 prr ,emanon "HCMAS, Eradley -- It Is with deep sorrow ;hat we __-ce .n.:s passing at Markham Stouffwue Hospital _- asday December 19, 199c, in his 24th year, ",er a lengthy fitness. Beloved son of Ron and Betty. - uvmg c• ler of Roame and her husband Troy :'acc,a- Sadly missed by a8 his family and trends. =aeries xray call at the McEacTne Funeral Home. 28 : c r: -gston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905- '23-8488 from 4pm-8:30pm on Saturday. Service Durbarton Fairport United Church. 1066 Dun- �rton Road. Pickering. on Sunday December 22, ,96 at 290pm. Cremation. If so desired, donations Bradley's memory to any organization in your corn- .nty that helps the less fortunate would be appre- lted. Sellin Something9 l� z EASY WAYS I ; I'min toll l -HERE'S HOW IT WORKS- i�utnl hicd 14 1 tcfoci Aukc L1a1a rile : b.LKd or the hlghev priced item m the id $00 - $99"' .............»...••..•...•$10 + GST $100 $199"».••........•_._....$1S+GST $200 $299"----$25 + GST $300 $399"..----$35 + GST $400 $499"..-. $45 + GST "ari"d "(111 "Wilk and Wdoliteul.nnl<ktrr)w 50(mch u in dn. check ki example t�lrt C retngerutor oil% 2 %ean old 30- self clean )200 un fist free 5325 p0(}pf>U0 r , iat' jurth;, (I(/,, ujid k, 15 + 0T lxued oil the prie of A'rrlr,' 'rtUor ,e "'L ', A I+ RFGIGCAL FDITIONS l`.kY FOR I %TR & RECFIIE I a ii't'LIF P 11RTR IES S ktToIOHIIB FOR rUF.. ')'Ly $89 + Gs[ ISP News Advertiser Jill Ipph k. NaK.MWaol xkrmvr aJ, 110, -NEWS AVVJiKTISI'Ji FUIDAY, u6:CXM8ER 20, 1946.PA(;F, 29 FOCUS ON BUS SS i Adveisinearture 9. 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'96 • DUCT CLEANING •� & CHIMNEY SWEEP i-dlldes a1 hook-ups i no hidden e0w Per Standard Home Word Guaranteed Snake Method - 200 PSI a CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY $59.95 RESIDENTIALICOMM ERCIAL Snake method used (416)282-3292 HO HO HO FROM THE MORTAGE FACTORY Another %car has passed and although the cconomic situation is not ideal h% any stretch of the imagi-nation, there was a slight improvc-merit in most scctc>rs. VL'c- still hav-c a long road Ahead. but it appears %%-r arc at Ica --t no%ing in the proper direction. I \ RINII.W %I, est areas showed a slight int- rease• n 11omc• %aluc,, ovcr the past %car. ntcrest rates declined to lo%%-cr Ic VIVIN. llth()ugh with the cost of funds that he Icndlc•r% pa% to irn%-cstors the% ,hoUld be 112 to I "" lo%%cr than thc%' pfirc,cnth arc Lender. incrca%Cd their !wttom lint- again to nc%% record Ic%els, while- most decreased the number of staff. I gucss a billion and a half net docsn t go as tier as it use• to. \VIIAT TO LOOK FOR IN 199- 7 From left. Sylvia Mainguy. Paul Chatham. Glenn Campbell. Hylton Mullings and Sylvia Jules For the must part. It shf)uid be aims)$( a clone of 90. %%ith .Iighth more stabilit% and k onfidcncc Ic%cl% impro%Ing The housing market %% Ill c()nt>nuc to be hot and cold .%1111 ,)tiers again mu%1ng Nli.hth up%%ar,I Interest rates .% ill prohabh ht-• up and du%%n like- .I collet seat %%1th the end result bring higher than the% arc no%% \V,I I.vr :kii01 -r N( m", All uldhdaturN I-mmit to a rise in lending rates -lens ',I.i has hccn talking of increasing rates for the )last fcss month. and 1t is unl% a matter of time hcti)rc this happen, Al usual %%c- %sill tonin% immcdiatch as A gkx)d little pupp% dug should Thc• other mann tactor 1N that the dollar tN dropping faster than a spr-cding bullet (and no %%c don t ha% -c "upc•rmain to N.I\c• us \VI I.VI• (::1N I DO N( )fit > ( ()\N(ILIUAI'1•1 \()u Put all those debt, together and gc-t %our pa%mc•nt lc•%c•lN do%%n it a nc•w mortgage I% tllc an%%%cr. then go u long on the term T'r% and .lighth reduce file amortization period NU %ou pa%" It off faster Must l'onsididations %%e arc doing arc %a%Ing the clic-nts hct%%c•c•n S ofI and 51000 a month in pa%►ncnt% NC1th tills t%pc of monthh .a%ing, financial planning hc•comcs a %iahle situation. Be careful shopping %our requirements trf)m place to place, a% this ran create a serious ne•g. i%e impact on %our Abilit% to get appro%cd re-mcmhcr am more than -1-\\ l) credit 11ulu1nes in a six month period has .l ncguic• effect un %our credit scoring N%stem %%hlch Inst :Ah01,11 all lenders nu%% Use No It s nut right but it 1s a reality Look to a prolc s%ional for financial needs remember %%c• arc here to get the hest possihir rate and terms fi,r %our indi%idual needs. IN CONCU'SION 1 would like to take this opportunit% to thank %ou, the public. for ha•.ing the confidence and faith in both myself and the excellent agent at our office. We will continue to pro%ide an effecti%-c. Professional Atmosphere and as alw-a%-s, ha% -c %our hest interest at heart. Alay your Holiday Season be the hest e%er, and sincere prosperous wishes for the years to come. Best Wishes from all the staff, for a safe and jo}•ous holida}- Till next time ve. 4 elk& Wl(H)DM'8)11tKERS Introducing: .A new Course! at lbs CM pene+we-s j4quma w 134m aWVa..rs•Ie W«+M+rYtwlt Sao" The "I've Always Wanted to Build as Blanket Box" Coaatrse (Wed. n.ghts. 6 30-WAOp- 1111.9ins Jon 9th) •o -e. ........ 7.w -...o.- ., .N.... •,..- C:1_1 ewe 0-.- 905-683-6003 1885 Clements goad - Picicarine If We Could Show You A Way To Have Unlimited Long Distance, Without Writing A Cheque At The End Of The Nlonth Would That Interest You? J.W. Rock & Associates International Marketing R = I SI. 2nd G 3 M(27 t(y, ages �z� r : op+;r1 Pr;VIIf-y+-,5 •� 'Same day -,E•rvlces �• r, • • From left. Sylvia Mainguy. Paul Chatham. Glenn Campbell. Hylton Mullings and Sylvia Jules For the must part. It shf)uid be aims)$( a clone of 90. %%ith .Iighth more stabilit% and k onfidcncc Ic%cl% impro%Ing The housing market %% Ill c()nt>nuc to be hot and cold .%1111 ,)tiers again mu%1ng Nli.hth up%%ar,I Interest rates .% ill prohabh ht-• up and du%%n like- .I collet seat %%1th the end result bring higher than the% arc no%% \V,I I.vr :kii01 -r N( m", All uldhdaturN I-mmit to a rise in lending rates -lens ',I.i has hccn talking of increasing rates for the )last fcss month. and 1t is unl% a matter of time hcti)rc this happen, Al usual %%c- %sill tonin% immcdiatch as A gkx)d little pupp% dug should Thc• other mann tactor 1N that the dollar tN dropping faster than a spr-cding bullet (and no %%c don t ha% -c "upc•rmain to N.I\c• us \VI I.VI• (::1N I DO N( )fit > ( ()\N(ILIUAI'1•1 \()u Put all those debt, together and gc-t %our pa%mc•nt lc•%c•lN do%%n it a nc•w mortgage I% tllc an%%%cr. then go u long on the term T'r% and .lighth reduce file amortization period NU %ou pa%" It off faster Must l'onsididations %%e arc doing arc %a%Ing the clic-nts hct%%c•c•n S ofI and 51000 a month in pa%►ncnt% NC1th tills t%pc of monthh .a%ing, financial planning hc•comcs a %iahle situation. Be careful shopping %our requirements trf)m place to place, a% this ran create a serious ne•g. i%e impact on %our Abilit% to get appro%cd re-mcmhcr am more than -1-\\ l) credit 11ulu1nes in a six month period has .l ncguic• effect un %our credit scoring N%stem %%hlch Inst :Ah01,11 all lenders nu%% Use No It s nut right but it 1s a reality Look to a prolc s%ional for financial needs remember %%c• arc here to get the hest possihir rate and terms fi,r %our indi%idual needs. IN CONCU'SION 1 would like to take this opportunit% to thank %ou, the public. for ha•.ing the confidence and faith in both myself and the excellent agent at our office. We will continue to pro%ide an effecti%-c. Professional Atmosphere and as alw-a%-s, ha% -c %our hest interest at heart. Alay your Holiday Season be the hest e%er, and sincere prosperous wishes for the years to come. Best Wishes from all the staff, for a safe and jo}•ous holida}- Till next time ve. 4 elk& Wl(H)DM'8)11tKERS Introducing: .A new Course! at lbs CM pene+we-s j4quma w 134m aWVa..rs•Ie W«+M+rYtwlt Sao" The "I've Always Wanted to Build as Blanket Box" Coaatrse (Wed. n.ghts. 6 30-WAOp- 1111.9ins Jon 9th) •o -e. ........ 7.w -...o.- ., .N.... •,..- C:1_1 ewe 0-.- 905-683-6003 1885 Clements goad - Picicarine If We Could Show You A Way To Have Unlimited Long Distance, Without Writing A Cheque At The End Of The Nlonth Would That Interest You? J.W. Rock & Associates International Marketing PAGE 39 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20,19% 411=011 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. LOVING CARING NATURE vear -,0 t:,i,anacnro +.rine We. Onsl Zen all,acly, i I trustworthy Seeking hor 11 and kino white widower ,-,i a positive oUdook good .• se of hump. a `lsmile 1 verie no 's fndly rut not a II you have the _•''me interests BOX 23135 VERY LONELY WIDOW r .re and people Looking for meaningful reahon•.nrp. .-.OSh,p hist BOX : ;.i, I TIME TOGETHER .• '. enjoys ., .7h,ry, dara:,ng erM qu,e: •r, Lookmq to,a tau. non Jk ng o^tri Ss,onal War rs ,ntereslil ,r Spend rn together Rep,mes re 'thumoerkand -aunty Jniy K 73299 7HE REAL THING 35 l.. 50 tut: of lite '._e emPloved. non tell emotionally secure otareous arid hook-, 'O a Weng •e,atrorn sp' - 36 he, of One 5 4- full 5q corrtdeed beauhlu aria fol ng Cotlourg area x :3:1:10 ARE YOU OUT THERE' sv golly guy with a good +sr of ^um,o -11 TIWs id Convmj,micunr' a req 47 5'- sw- .11ral-I've r.tionatr rnjov OIn„y wring. mor OuWOCvs ^VVK-, I octet film- At homes BOX 1" CSHAWA RESIDENT r. Haver :u' ane a a,. ar Serra 'nal ' X 21 w.k:r aril leer, •. w 'v BMX>. -93 5'ARTING OVER , , . ; • rc,ed •,•Ir,aronal o" .. .r tenand Il°Pwab ^ ose : Warn .yea Seek . r • ropy, a .fine bet ,ti mg, gom'ng entertavwg ane et hetes at home as wr•I• IX , 5584 SEEK SPECIAL MALE 3 eyes ,a XK'a r,ng,or,r,! .tit 45 r 50 5 1 " o, taker, vck -.a,e whc rs a non iii tun suing roman ,prne.One to weal 'tie spe- .A et, ak BOX 20248 LETS LAUGH i HAVE ... mane 32. is ori figured Iver ..heir naw and eyes end olli '.,-mt --pen, And hoesi Enjoy, +, otddoon gullet evwwgs a d love anirtals Seek A w•,tt male war, %whY1A inter ,-,'-s. a sense of humor aria .,vrs b Wu9h like 30' Box :.288 SEEK CARIBBEAN MAN A Gel -a• er,ad.e' 4•rare 5 8 14„ lD> gentle and happy o Loung to' A W, roti smoking nae. 4O to who ,s atechonate for %rermdshlp and . possible rel. tionship Enjoy traveling Quw: evenings. and more BOX 23295 TRUE ROMANTIC All -act- vrgie while *male. aim eyes and oonde ham. 36. 5 t -. no dependents. enjoy collage country, sentmnentai ano shined arumars Looung to, a Wan who has snrar .:,terests honest and caring BOX 17656 WANT HONEST GUY 24 year old errale seeking a male 1vith shaved head. goa- tee. greeniMue eyes. 24 to 30 enjoy dansrrg+9 oikdoors and mush more BO7l 17938 GOOD OUALITIES SeDafated Anglo-Indian seek ,ng ar nonest and sincere comparil with a sense of rumor who likes dancing. socaljzing. and quality lime at home tate 30s to mmd-40 s BOX 20305 KATHY LEE LOOK-ALIKE 42. 56 . non smoke,. see employed. tall Looking for a tallprofessional white, attrac- tive gentlemen BOX 20310 WANTED: ONE GOOD MAN 40 year Did *rule female. 56• and 140 pounds Looking for that special man to spoil, pam- per. and enjoy lie s pleasures Looking to a man. 40 to 45. who is up honest and smCere. Enjoy dining out. dancing. moonlight walks. and more BOX 13480 NEW IN TOWN 18 year old single while female who enjoys sports. hockey. and drone. I'm new to the area and I'm We" for someone to show me around. If youre interested, please leave me it message. BOX 15319 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. urs To respond to an ad, call fel alwaRELTO 1-900451-3793. FREE Personal .fid FREE Voice Greeting $2.49 Per minute. You must be 18 or older. Both uuulhrr., work with Tom+Tone"' and R,ftary lihunr.. GUY WITH GOATEE "rd year ok: i-mle seeking anractnee rnaie well, shaved 'read. blue or green, eves and goatee betwee^ 21and 30 Loves outdoo, activities. sports. good sense of humor Please reply BOX COSOURG AREA �„� tie^ r�Ieaional female 28. financially and emotionally secure Enjoy out Coos movies and laugh,ng Seeung single male 25 to 40 Srrng�r +amens welcome BOX 23280 BIG ON LIFE Arae Ir- N.' . -o 7,1s. sm- gte -other win:- „ %"I assured and :m«Is isle •eK, a tan_ hump Oua. mature white •Wale to, tnendsh,p and poss.bie passion BOX : • 389 FRIENDS FIRST a,,. n^. a,- _ . 1,je look Ing for a professional male N to 35 .,rs seek ng a no string, anachec ne ar. nip No head game,' BOX 1276' SEEK A SPECIAL MAN 54-. ' 15 Pw.nds E,wy travi,- ing. n*yes. dancing and quiet bines Looking kxr A man 50 to 60. wen s,nnl nferests. to a big tem reat,onsric BOX 17638 PASSIONATE WOMAN ie dao -orne vera sum, oto med,u- build - seer aasured adventuroul pier",. and vival:ou, puny Ip a taw hiwHa:.e., amaii jil male tp hierdyus, and p0,1. by -o,. BOX 29.42 SERIOUS CALLERS ONLY orf (wee N�eeitn' A ^,w- 1 I 1(; 4C to, a ,any rem Ielaboo snip Mia• convdenale kind. J^i•.-':..nate .-mro,oyrd And love Kat% BOX DEAR SANTA 4 .. . - rigle wear fr'•aet w,m a pert of god Au want for _1• Imma, ,s a v+grin w^),ic ^ea,r .11 tC 35 no en",=Ampneq tlownw+q inial Ing A '•AdY wet' ,rsp.,' and understandenq ItOX 21.2', SEEK SOMEONE SPECIAL pAebr 25 to 3a ., ?x,ee ,elitdrhstxp- wr i,, enjoys the Outdoor, q,:,er • ,gnt> a: home dining Jul dancing. and -vie Single t&Vws w,ri oniric ,mak,^ d d Sol". diner• am " -11 have A ¢ed• •,.-.se or hen,o, nice ple"onauty no head games BOX 23284 FRIENDS FIRST A'!ra . yr w -•a.- ver -ling prb 4ssonal maie 3(,35 wnc n caring And outgoing Friwnoship first Nc head games BOX 127(;2 SOMEONE SPECIAL I . .,..-,a . .,.,.,i,. . .,cry ano incl more Seeel a space&' maie 25 to 35 byndsrip Sonja, *,-ev air Mme BOX 12763 SINGLE MOM aria kvenrys at hone Seeing someone special WAN someone 25-35. Smlotr,.; and soc al *inure, BOX 12-1-1 LOVE THE OUTDOORS Fe- ale, ., -e-. ; male wdk; ,s honest and vncee Enjoy the outdoors. boating etc Wants someone wd)0 IMes the sane BOX 15285 GIVE A CALL 21 yea• old female Lilies to dine out Seeking casual rein honsn,p Give a call BOX 15292 NO DEPENDENTS Amra;;t,ve single white female 36, 56- Like dancing, music outdoors, slutlea animals Seeking honest caring, avec donate male who wants a long-term relationship BOX 17583 LIKE TO BE NEEDED Female. 57'. 170 :bs. seeking black male. 43 to 50. 5'10' and up Nor -smoker Someone romantic with good seise of humor who likes to be nneel ed BOX 20216 SEEK ATTRACTIVE GUY 31 year old singe while mom Seeking attractive tall mate 30 to 38. who is employed hon- est and affectionate. BOX 20257 COUNTRY WALKS 29, 56', lull figured, bowr✓bruwn, single mother. enjoy country music, dining out and long walks Seeking a man 30 to 35, tan, good look mg and romantic BOX 15265 RENAISSANCE MAN Professional single mother of two with a good sense of self I have a passion for vete and an adventurous streak. I m ready to explore a relationship with a Renaissance man, 37 to 50, who is grounded, spiritual, and equipped to tackle he's chaff urges. BOX 21334 SINGLE SELF EMPLOYED Red haired. green eyed woman loves outdoors. dal Ing, theatre 3eekng single mak. 38 to 46 BOX 23153 LOOKING TO DANCE Tall. 46 rear aid 1, ),ced lemare looking for a tar. male friend to gr to parties and dances with enjoy cards. board games. tv, crafts read ng and walking BOX 21 133 PETITE BRUNETTE V nder•am' Gneri .,sJre in Coboung. with cute shape pos- sesses great personahty unique qualities Looking to friendship with not 5rv)k inq single or widowed inline "'ale 45 to 55. 511' established worth morals and a conscience BO), ?378* ENERGETIC FEMALE ,,-a' m.J w411,-- ; 2' with a medium pulled Enjoy spells- volleyball, and more LOokmy for an attractive single Male Moth similar interests toy biendshib first BOX 11,078 ARE YOU MR. RIGHT' A— you 41 -.c ria,...,,, hj outgoing. good sense of humor, personally good dancer likr :ountry western music no 'lr(Wnden,. estab- lished charmng. and a good burl' Then you must be own• What Vol. 11 get b a gi pack- age BOX 3.799 SLIM a INTELLIGENT Ve•, I- ". 1- .War rut 41-Y great pen soawty. sense or nur or. non smroi..-r voting 49 orf estaD,rsre^ no dependent, Enjoys music. dancing. camping, the good illi great outdoors any 0Q v ,ntereit , BOX +' •� b SAME INTERESTS A—.. v . : r n •.imale. 5 4 and :Tnyxauy fit Enjoy oi,Mo-, Jancng, cuddllrg and "Vie Seeking %om,e,,, e vein vmar Interests. BOX WARM HEARTED Y..i .. ..., . - ..-.. "it wn.ti• female Seewng a C.',nahan ^ale nest t- -t going Arid Ili sports. tarmviy and pets Seear.eq I-dsnp ".mvxt HOX 2n'.,, WAN' TO SHARE LIFE 5'S- win o_ -w•' N•'> civ. -y my lamrly >po,h bingo gwet evenings at home and going out Srearn, a reale win the same rde,rsts lo- a long term reate~iv BOX :7022 COULD YOU BE HIM' music s;+ l!, NA1<-AH motocycy% rimer, to two; etc I am a tall beauMe„ Monde divorcee BOX ' 43L, RECENTLY SEPARATED F..:. .-.,.. ,+-pw rib»• t.. _. yr mortem of one IDs WOtwd eik. meet Amar veil: enjoys .f^,kArg. h%hing. no-, Arid quiet rights at home Pie4r someone 25 to 35 BOX 23156 ENJOYING LIFE 3' r - vr,Xr ,lour ndener 5 tu-, fa and aretwuvi, See" nine to share he livor Have good sense of n.mn, enjoy "doors and sports No Head Gaines Bryn 17437 SOMEONE SPECIAL ,S r,, .i ; , • guru • yUe. are 50 W a . *.N for atlec teonate. lovable. Hugs and uses kind 01 woman. you ve loud he am medium vied and enjoy lite laugnle• and quiet times with Someone spe- col BOX 23263 NEW IN THE AREA 3' e, pd >.rglr white female &own eyei down rat. new is area Enjoy cookrg, oils and IWg walks Seeking someone to start over with BOX 12533 SIMPLE THINGS 40 yr Did lem ale Seeking mak win good sense of humor who enjoys the outdoors. quiet din- ners and lite In general BOX 17442 HERE IAM! Attractive, single. employed female. 30. short blonde haw, green eyes, 5'9, adventurous. open and honest I enjoy kids. working out. dancing drkng. pool, travel, sports; just about anyning So please. attractive single males, leave message Bn my box Sudbury area.. OX 23258 SPONTANEOUS LADY 27 year old female, 5'6'. 130 pounds. donde hair, hazel eyes. employed. enjoy horse back riding, dining out Looking for a single while man. spontaneous and tun to De wlUr BOX 20035 LIFELONG LOVE Attractive single whine mom In my mid 40 s. Looking for that very special, old fashioned reale for a long term relation- ship Serious inquiries only. BOX 14998 NO HEAD GAMES 43 year old, professional white. female. 5'6'. 150 lbs non smoker, down to earth• honest and sincere. etc. Enjoy dining out, traveling, live te- atre, long walks, dancng, talks and quiet times Seek a white mak• intelligent, non smoking, professional and at least 5'10 - for a monogamous relation- ship BOX 18426 WARD CLEAVER TYPE 30 year old ab,acfve female5'5- with a sten build I'm hon. est and caring with a big heart Enjoy sports. movies, musw. reading long walks, and more Looting for an acfive, honest, rmenrgent. and down to earth Male w,M a good sense OI humor Sr Wyle fathers veal, come No smoke,, please BOX GRACIOUS LADY Vet:re t. -de '.•mea ? •,nIoys dancing, traveling, lining. romantic evenings, and more Looking for a tau gentleman. 49 to 53, for friendship BOX 17115 BIG 15 BEAUTIFUL vn- 9u ITie to enw, kle wlh like the outdoors. nurse, and loves to dance, non smoke, ;,ngie fathers wek:orne BCx -121 JUST BEING MYSELF Pelle ec, ••,+•', s , .,til„ys bia,ng hnainq, dancrig, skiing aM -,any orhe, Interests. hon. est. SirKer C. IrJSlwnrlhy F--it,nq gentleman vil sin Lair mte'ests Norway and trust a most Soc,al donee( o„ y and non Smoker BO% 2'11, SEEKING SPECIAL MALE Be'we••, 4, ani, je de honest. ,,onvnokpr caring. patient. o name, has good sense OI humor and want% to lid needed Enjoys =nuntry oek ^.:sec. dancing, o;tdoon. nature ' five in ..O,ebiook Mrw - over kmcn to see " we are ompatlble Bob "46 - f46. writ' ,5 fill old daughlrr wwnd you please phone Dava.r phone nuryCer died or n. nn, i BOX 23188 LET'S TALK K ^,: I,.- earth quiet. nt'Ilrrtua, peasant noo, ymw ; h.ma'.. 24 enjoys st'nl'.!l ng conversatron walks lancing music read .ng pus and ogan,: nhon Sera, I" rc earth weer ger: .a^„q. ,dung srre,e m aie 24 Tc 31 ,v,tr - mgr inte,rs:, HCX 232', CALL SOON. GUYS 1. ;,.. w., 1. 21. enjoys gong out Ip works 10 mnOvrea, paying ,emra. canaebght dimers and going out to Bingo Seeking An am active male 21 to 'S who enjoys the %arrm ~6%h as mine A trot is youun me ASAP BOX 73157 EARLY XMAS PRESENT .•a, r,. -o.- ,... ., and nappies. than why wad urn Christmas, SwgW room 35. etropoved honri roman - UC, oval look,og Int Mr Right 35to 45 n p,nj,.d tr,.e romantic good sense Of humor BOX 2 3' 47 SEEKING SOUL.MATE Emmpo,r^.viny[aack ,r whte le naee 25 ongnae. trWn Looking be an indepen- damsncene talk SWM. dark hared male. 23 to 30 ,no ants a loving. cornrmrtled reatbr,shp BOX 23142 ENJOYS SIMPLE LIFE rr qir 1,3 ` r,v petite. young at nearsenjoys out doors. couury and SOS music. derrq and dancing. Sociaeit- ryg. weR• good sense of Mxrlor Lookny lot snceire rotation ship Nc head games BOX 23139 BOWLING ANYONE? L ookv,g for while male. 40 and 45 Must love childrenenjoy mmeeing Other people. is car- ing. easy 90" and honest and also love to born i am 5'6 125". short blonde hair, hazel eyes BOX 23134 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 w min. NO ONES PERFECT! Seeking a caring, full fig- ured female 30 to 40 1m a non smoking, non drinking, honest, heavy set man Oshawa area pease' BOX 12795 LET ME KNOW! 38 yr old Siegle mak seeking a bored, attached lemale. Want someone for run. Its - creel encounters. BOX 12806 BELIEVE N LOVE-.. ...not wi 160 lb, good look- ing, never married. childless. occasional drinking, single while owe, 36, very young at heart, mature. responsible and Playful. Seekng an attrac- tive. slim to medium built female to be my friend and lover . BOX 12824 TRUE LOVE 19 yr old. good looking. 56', 125 Ib male Seeking an attractive while tenWk 18 to 21. who doesn't play games and wants a loving relation- ship . BOX 12862 POSSIBIIJTIES HERE! 6' Oshawa man seeking a petite, tun single woman who doesn't play flames Kids okay. BOX 13166 YOU WILL BE A WINNER Very war^- r_Anng, s,,gle while male. 6'2-, 160lbs Love cooking and clearing Seeking a single while foci le 30 to 48, slim to medium Gull. for friend- ship or relationship BOX 15367 SEEKING LADIES F<l ' .•- -! d:c •eel times Age. raceunimporlant Must be into fun and enjoyable times Call and leave name and number and titles to call. 1 -II get back to you as soon as, ,_an BOX 23303 WANTED.. '•21.� 1^ explore the pl IA side of Ile Age and race un,m portant G,w me a cal if you would like 1, talk with me sometime ROX 2331`2 YOU ARE CURIOUS Ea",, 11 , all male athletic aria adventurous Looking for a dominant. single BI le sale to fulfill bon our tanlas,es Discretion and cleanliness a must Will answer all BOX 23298 MYSTIFYINGLY UNIQUE Head" _o­ls. V,v,e^',illy but, 45. independent l,nam clarify secureclean and safe, live mate On occasion. desires to gerrrousty pamper a lady of quality and self respect you may De the one Leis talk HCX 23294 SLEEPLESS IN COSCUIRG 4' rear yd tor•Y Jnr , of Entoy hook"walk n, navies, cook,.,,, -nus. l"e.•• evenings •or,ance and hXamlor Looking Ip a lemak- win srmwla, nl-ests BOX 23296 KIND a SINCERE MAN I".., A^. a, r 2e -,M 5 '1- -fn brawn hair and eves I m 1T ahanrmy and purr suey a tea,, -.-r m ave enlorce- merd Seeking teat special someone oro s conn, ijoe_ GV and romantic BOX ".J♦1 SOFT SPOKEN MALE lid and�.no 'us shot oo.r ^air and brown eyes am looking for A'Il white female 1F Ic 20 who n un'. and energetk: BOX 115'5 EROTIC TIMES gentleman seek, ."tractive ad-tueoua lady lin 'un torr% BOX 21408 WAITING FOR ADOPTION N: -- .., nlerahr., .vein ; ape` mended man. r my late 301.. 6.1 . husk Gold. eight bow. river, due 'Yes ane short Dears Lucking •o All amacteve and caring lady wn, enjoys doing fun things a, a Cagle BOX 23293 LONG TERM LOVE M; yew aid' Ilk, pound single may Looking for a brig Term relationstrp with tic how games or has Enjoy long weeks r. ommentec dervill cow" try dancing. and more" as you re nWowed. please "w -*a message BOX 1 3444 Y'04J%G AT HEART F:rv,v Si year ri,1 S 6- Single nae Er" the outdoors. SO's music, sonahzi ng. and more Looking for a serious retabon- shp No head games BOX 153014 SMNLAR INTERESTS? 51J' 165 DO" Single male seeing a woman who is in shape. enjoys the o tpoors. ski - ng. ree rugedae . and more It you re eKerested. please leave me a message BOX 15314 LET'S HAVE FUN!!! 30 year old whwe mak. 5'11', and 150 pounds Enjoy Call ng. long walks. movies, work- ing out. swwmrrrng. and more Looknq for an attractive white female. 27 to 35, with a son to medium build. fa Itn and more BOX 15324 A SPECIAL MAN Caring and Affectionate 6'5'. 185 pond single male. Enjoy movies, ding W. traveling. arrrWs, and more. Looking for a special lady. 25 to 45. with a sense of humor who likes to cook and knows how to treat her man. BOX 15326 OUIET AND SHY MALE 24 year old. 6'. single. wtue male seekinga special woman. Enjoy pool, mortis, reading, romance and more. It you're interested, please leave me a message. BOX I SW9 TIME TO SHARE 30 year old male. 6. 185 lbs. Seeking someone under 30 years of age and less marl 135 pounds for companion and lover. BOX 15332 ITS PARTYTIME 6 1- sagle (rale with Monde hair and hazel eyes. Looking for a female. 19 to 21, who enjoys sports, dance clubs, and having fun. It this is you, give rine a call. BOX 15431 FFWJM FIRST 49 year old .mak, 5'8, 160 Ds. Likes to work out and ride mato cycles. Seeking friend- ship that can lead to relation- ship. Give me a cal. and jet's see it we are compatible BOX 15436 LET'S SNARE PARADISE 30 year old male. 511-. 190 pounds with brown hair and due eyes. Seeking a lady between 25 to 32 to share life 1 live in the country Have hos- es and Cogs and tots of peace and quiet BOX 17584 SHARE SAME INTERESTS 3C vear NO, hit. -41., ' '1 150 lbs, shoulder length down hair, smoker, likes to dance, movies. and swim ming. Looking for athactive female between 27 35. slim to medium build, who share same interests BOX 20296 SEMI PROFESSIONAL Srngl. wade 41) vear o11 with aspirations who leads a wry time managed lite Enjoys reading. outdoors, cottage lite and all seasons. Looking to 2134 year old single while lernale with no dependents BOX 23291 THE PARTY TYPE Wilde o, k o(; for white female. 18 to 20for tun Ernes gang out having fun. parrying. and Cuddling BOX 23242 A GOOD LISTENER Kind se-igle white ^ale enjoys leading, heiurg. camping. talk ing, long walit, and more Loo" for a young lady. 19 to 25, will, vmtar interests If bks is youfeel tree to leave role a message Non smoker and dwNw BOX 31 726 KIND HEARTED GUY N'.dr pr ale, ar with P rear o10 vin. young Sll s 5 5 Arid 150 pounds Loving ry,rmg. and sencere E•joy outdoors. long walk, d,ilel hrres and cruses Sri,,.; tamty values. non smoke, x,avoraj dmke, fit financially secure Looking for a Id. adractive, slim while lady. 40 to S0. who m ala0 hnancunv secure, tp al-. honfil Wwxs brig term reationshp BOX 31'•72 LET "S TALK 4' -"air -...... discrete �.,,mpaneOr,Jmrp to female who rmsy be -,n,; s4xme thine; in her vfe Disc eaon A must Pox 21288 NEED ATTENTION A•, Hx, d Irr•naa• WKrg a all, very diSCrett, aftei male vil �, open mndee and rarllInq tr please'• Then Iris art":ned male. 39. wouM like to nmrwl yrx, preen Arta(:tneil lemAr 35 to 50, but select single okay Discretion Assured BOX 23289 INTELLIGENT EUROPEAN „riylr wode'•ver `' Ips . 3d. ,nokno q 1J down to earth c0111f)ar„nr 25 to 4r, physically and m rnawy M bile the deeps, Rungs ern 114, a g p.artlun mechal 1. and also ,enjoy the great outdoors and indoor romance Am debt tree and have a !pod job BOX 23287 STILL A SPORT To all lady, anSwerirg Sal a Sport- a bred kK*er , somw one teats not honll sera - mental or sernceire the finest quaNes of a IbY I Hoed a lady BOX 23169 DISCREET TOES We are a secure. clean cou- ple. arounC thw 30 s. seeking other attractive couples for dscrest encounters AN cabs returned BOX 21384 110 PRESSURE GENT Single. young 40ish gent. looting to meet, in a no pres- sure. no strings attached ser - ling. a slim. non smoking. hon, asl, Caring lady loo occasional dances. darer. etc. I'm 5'8'. 1 s lbs. brown eyes. oulgoeq caring. BOX 21388 LONELY GUY Mak. 21, looking for a female, 19 to 24, for possible retaaon- shp. Interests: watedcross country shil and motorcy- cles. BOX 23283 YOUR DREAM DATE I'm a male, 29. with brown flaw. blue eyes, 6'. 1BObs, who is seeking a nice young trick who is into dining. dancing, movies, is very cute and attractive. Please. will, no hes- It80oL5, make me you dream date. I am the one that you have been talking about all a" BOX 23285 PHYSICAL F1TMESS 23 year old male likes sports. works out. Seeking female who also kites sports and Physical fitness. BOX 12749 SINGLE WHITE MALE 30 year old single while male. full time employment. Like out- doors and marts. 5'11'. 160 Ites. Seeking attractive Singe while female 25 to 30, to settle down with. Want someone who is honest. carni and a non-smoker. BOX 15267 LETS ENJOY LIFE Sink mak seeking a donde female with due eyes to enjoy lite earth. Enjoy sports and much more. If youye interest- ed, please call. BOX 15275 ATTRACTIVE FEMALE Mak seeking a very attractive Ienwale, 18 to 20, who Maes music and sports. Non smok- er. BOX 15276 I NEW Ads' LET'S TRAVEL Prete>5•cnai male seeking Professional female who likes to travel It you enjoy this, give me a call BOX 15278 MUST BE EDUCATED Mab: age 24 new h, area Seeking female 23 to 27, 11 caled. w•ho works in business envwonment, and lilies to trav- el rayel BOX 15280 SEEKS MATURE WOMAN Male, ey.• "t1. seeking ,nature woman for discreet encounter BOX 15281 GET INTOUCH 24 yea, lid Chrrshan male seeking ntelgenl Christian lemale kir a possible relation- ship Get in torch BOX 15290 FRIENDSHIP FIRST 52 year "M 5 8- 1,ynrred .nye with a mmedk/m Gaol Enjoy dancing. dining our. country music. and more Lookrnq for a lemate. 45 to 50. br 1--il+vp and a possible relationsrip BOX 17543 FULL -FIGURED FEMALE Single white male serk,nq .,At hgued female for cl- leer casual encounters BOX 17609 HONESTY IS IMPORTANT 35 year X11 .,ndr ^.Inv p neer, father of three, new to area. 160 Its Seeklr.a long ler- eationstp vill ,nmme one who ,s caring. snore honest And resprectill BOX 20251 LET'S TALK Main err. , wrst relation- 1uhlp like,. ieehales of Ute oriynIf this Is you. Iris Wk eOx 20254 CHRISTIAN MALE 35 ye " , ,. , -Harried, no deprndent, .pmg to meet Chris4an lemake with no dependent%, to Snare jr, and We BOX 21364 SERIOUS IN LOVE Unive-N ,ytu.atr,t 185 D. 29. aUxe is good kwwug sin. gle Wine. make, Lookrg to a strong lady. ht, employed an, with n0 dep.Knder*, Deheve, in romance. poetry and conn passion BOX 121 NO BAGGAGE Wnur •r.,i. 510'. 27, blondobiw. great shape. enjoy outI" sports. Brig out and tun Searchwlg lir An Attractive. slim and in great shape. 21 to 27 larmale. down, to earth HOx 15733 WHERE ARE YOU E mployed divorced write reale. 36. 6. 245. browwm.txrowm,. smoker occa S,oal dent Searching for a lery a 28 o 38 plus for a byMslrp aro possibly more BOX 15259 LONELY NOT DESPERATE Divorced fairer 39, punt curs 1042y of two cheldnen, 5 1. 1-. 180 IDs non smnoker and arnpWysd Seeking a special' lady b enjoy act-fies m. toge 0, Single mothers welcome. not Into bar scene, honesty at III Innes please BOX 21346 ONE NIGHT STANDS Mak. 34, soling la single female 19 to J3. for afternoon at averring discreet encoun- te . I am Ire one to ak to Please leave rename and nun - be. and I'll gel back to you as soon as possible BOX 31769 CALL ANYTIME! 22 year old male seekeg a single wire female for ds - creel encounters. Hope to hear from you soon. BOK 17559 HEART OF GOLD Down to earth 31 yew old, 5'8-, 217 pound single male with brown hair and eyes. Enjoy Quell caries at home. music. walks on lie park, and more. Looking for a single lemeak, 25 to 35, with slmlaar raerests. BOX 15195 EMPLOYED MALE 510" mak. blonde fair, blue eyes. physically fit, knancially secure. good sense of humor, skngfe dad Mhos kids, camping. listing, boa". etc. Seelungf femmale who is kreare- cialy secure wits same intro- asts.. BOX 21324 SOFT HEARTED GUY Singe, while mak. 40; but looks younger. medium bull, 51", 165 IDs. non smoker. Like watching navies, playin pool, fishing. etc. Looking for a non smoking, sigh white fernale. 25 to 40, slim to medkurn Wit, with same interests. BOX 23276 SINGLE WHITE MALE 54yeas young wlh no depeen- dens. Enjoy boating, fishing, canpirg, dr" out. dancing and Quiet times. Non smoker arx cion drinker. Seek femWle, medium =2 employed and healthy with sane welemsell 45 to 55. BOX 23278 LET'S HAVE FUN Sports -odell 31 'y.ar old, 6' .nate seeking a lemale. 29 to 35, for discreet meetings It you re interested, please leave me a message All calls retuned BOX 12469 NEW TO THE AREA :3 year old single white male. 5'8 and 185 pounds Looking hon a single white or black female. 19 to 25. who enjoys Sports. quiet evening at home, movies. and line dining It you might be interested. leave ne a message BOX 12649 STARTING OVER Enjoy sport. -avis, theatre. auto racing. and more Im sett em eek yed. rave four grown children and own my own hone n the country Lookv., for a woman "'Share m,y nlrr ests with and to be a Mend II you thunk you can tit the de give me a call BOX 15871 GOOD LOOKING Good lookil . !,io1,%ned gen. Ileman, 52. new to Pckerin ig Mea Seeking attractive, com- mVticahw. Iarly 42 to 49. to, ping term relationship Enjoy I* slower pace Hoobirs are leading. music, and nature BOX 3'797 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. SEEKING THE SAME r.t- .. it, 'p-! • Sb Lght actry and ,vu 4 ('rY mare. 23 See -1 A lnth e' good loo,,-., ;Ay .x fs, mmale 18 to )I fp nencreel encounters BOX 128(18 A 90'S MAN M.ur r. hes Su, yet a 90's mar, swek> • lemale up to 35 yea% old as a romparmdn for Social functions and week ends BOX 20286 CREATIVELY PLAYFUL Ams-1,vr I- year ad vngle, white rnall clean. discreet. 5'7- 145 Il seek, Another male BOX 15438 VARIED INTERESTS 3 i v'•.n but .. 2 141: Ips Gown hair. clean shaven male looking to Soreoe 1835 to spend -Ad, water evvwgs win Enjoy, movies music. Comp , e1C BOK 77651 .RAT FOR FUN 36 year old F, '86 pound & (Pack male Seeking another fi p Gay nue for tun and trnendsho BOX 20269 DAYTIME FUN Back male seeklrg another pack or white male up to 35. for lull and friendship BOX 17565 JUST FOR FUN 5' 10- average Part Be mnele lookrg fon someone to have kin with If you are lnlerest- ad .cal' BOX 17549 TALL GENTLEMAN Clean a! male. 6'1-. looking to meet sane be discreet, adver, feverous encounters BOX 31801 BI MALE WANTED Cagle in 40's seeking D male for discreet encounters Clewires5 and discretion a refull. BOX 17514 LETS CHIT CHAT 25 year old, 61' male. Seeking someone that enjoys walking, corKrersabon and the beach. BOX 20127 LETS CONNECT Married. sim, 511', 120 pound be male seeking another G rnMe, 18-45. BOX 17490 SEEKING MR.SOICEWY Thirty sometrg professional mal seeking the same, 35 to 55. Seeking a big tem com- nwUod relationship with no head games. Enjoy swrmkng, hockey.Quiet romantic everin3 ss at home. knterested7 BOX WEEK ENDS 34 yew old, white male, 5'6', 118 ponds. Looking hoer other men arc" my size. North Oshawa area.. BOJ( 15019 CALL SOON Be while male 195 ponds and 5'8 d white mak, looking for a bi black male, any age. Cleanliness a must and being discreet. Oshawa area.. BOX 20005 INTERESTING MALE Fit, attractive, brown hair, brown eyes, M. good looking. Looking be a flan, good boll• in, interesting, under 35 and over 25 Durham region. BOX 20014 MYSTERIOUS Tal. clean CW single wife male Looking for another male for kin and adventure. BOIL 15006 WARM TIMES 45 vear old male. 67'. 195 pounds, looking for someone to discreet get togethers BOX 14914 SUGAR AND SPICE Handsome open minded. 6' 1'.22U,rlonsmoke, Looking for people to ad some spice and fun BOX 17378 1111- -'el"111111 ROME\ SEEKING ROME\ I I •Si LOOKING FOR A FRIEND 35 year old female with shimrf brown haw and green eyes Enjoy movies. dwmreirs. chips, quiet nights at home and more Looking for a single female. 27 to 35, who rs lem, .wee, likes ,ming out as viol as staying at ",me BOX 15434 BOYS ON THE SIDE Boys or the vde 20 year out be -female n search of Doren minded dreamboat B you Slowed Interested, give me a call BOX 1.2-91 SEDUCTION L Il Inn ar attractive Bi letmaie 10 hil mine sedce ,ny Parinw Sine's Be curious. open ,wood and a htse soy BOX 5,312 BLUE-EYED BLONDE 21 r< old S 6- :b female enµrrs camping, w nvng noseoack rvl,rg. elf 1. -Hing someone out who r, for, b be with X 1 301 NEW TO THE SCENE 4T•ac 1'v.. ����plr >.-,-a inn A lemnafe fix discreet encou"t-, It you are ntereyrd In :aikrr.J -lb- call' BOX 20236 LOOKING FOR A FRIEND female friend to go to inn movies with dances. And more BOX 2-246 BARRELS OF FUN My Mryhv-r.1 -1 1,- --w,h Ing for A,olxr, wuniar fur get togethil It you are I terest ad call BOK 12585 LEAVE YOUR NUMBER' Ver y --gang, 5 ' ' 4. , ID aRached. be curious female Looking kir someoree n the Domain legion BOX 15127 LOOKING FOR YOU Black 'main- Ip ik,ng for someone trial is honest. kk4fi l e movies and is lun to of- with liwith BOX 15022 A SPECIAL FRIEND Single Bach fn -male looting •a someone with tafnrlar nle- ests Enjoy socializing, movies. Aid mote Ssekrq a special female be friendship and maybe more BOD( 17399 ACTIVE PEOPLE Active couple. 19 And 25 hook ng ton other couples Cleanliness and law" a rmalst. BOX 17324 A FEW TATTOOS 37 year old, not very temrwne, pond PesoroKylooting for someone 25 to 35 who is 4m- wrne and easy to gel along with BOX 19939 INTERRACIAL COUPLE Amactrve, refried, rnterracal Coupe. eany 40's. So" a swndw open RWK for kin 80X 19944 f RI1.\D1• iefP11R 11 P\R1\1 R♦ 31 yew old, 5'1(', 170 poi angle mmab. 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