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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_12_05Pickering -Rouge STOREROOM -qvPERIODICAL Optional .4 week home delivery charge W $1 newsstand %'OI. 3?. No. 49 Pressrun 44.000 36 pages 4- iF photo by Andrew Iwanowski Leannemardo da Vinci? Leanne Vani puts the finishing touches on her paintin of a there with her two brothers (they make up triplets) as well as Christmas tree while taking part in the Kids Tyme Little other kids from the community exploring their creative abill- Friends program at the Ajax Community Centre. Leanne was ties. Back in business PERIODICAL Anderson is new Durham chairman ROGER ANDERSON Won on second ballot Defeated Ajax mayoralty candidate edges Pickering mayor BY KEITH GiLLIGAN STAFF REPORTER Defeated Ajax mayoralty candidate Roger Anderson had his political ca- reer revived Wednesday when Durham Council went outside its ranks to ap- point him Region Chairman. Mr. Anderson, who lost in his bid to unseat Ajax Mayor Steve Parish in the Nov. 10 municipal election, beat Pick- ering Mayor Wayne Arthurs on the sec- ond ballot 15-13 during the inaugural meeting of Durham Council. The two were tied 14-14 after the first ballot. But, Whitby Councillor Gerry Emm, who'd backed Mr. Arthurs on the first ballot, changed his support to Mr. Anderson on the second vote to break the deadlock. Under the rules of the Region of Durham Act, incumbent Chairman Jim Witty could only cast a tie -breaking vote on the third ballot. " 1 don't believe the Regional Chair- man should cast the deciding vote," Coun. Emm explained. "Both are qual- ified, both are well respected. We're elected and I believe it had to be an elected person electing the chairman.' In his acceptance speech, Mr. An- derson said, "Three weeks ago I never thought of and never had any intention of being the Regional Chairman. hairman "That changed when Mr. Witty announced his retirement on Nov. 12, two days after the municipal election. Mr. Anderson began the process of mending any fences when he assured councillors who'd supported Coun. See VOTE/Page 3 OPEN HOUSE THURS. DEC. 11 TM Pickedog Rec Complex 683-6582 �� FIBERGLASS WINDOWS By LEATHERDALE Windows & Doors 6o1 Aspen Rd. 831-1989 New report cards are delayed BY SUSAN UNEILL STAF+ REPORTER The Province's new electronic stan- dardized report cards won't be sent home with elementary school students in Durham next week due to glitches in the Ministry of Education's comput- er software and the recent teachers' strike. The new report cards, to be in place at all Ontario schools for the 1998-99 study year, are designed to provide a clearer picture of a student's abilities in order to give parents a better under- standing of where their child stands. They also underscore the need for teachers, parents and students to work together to improve a child's school- ing. ft. The report cards were to be intro - See NEW/Page 2 INSIDE Weekend at the Movies -- The animated film Anastasia is play- ing this weekend at a theatre near you - page 27. Editorial Page ...........6 Sports ................29 classified .............30 NOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-8423 Email ................ thisweek@istar.ca Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net PA(W' -'n1k NEWSADVER't'INER•FRIDAY,d)W6dNIMR 5, 11997 1 Newcards held U^*'P' maJ r problems NEW/From page duced at 40 pilot schools in the Durham Board of Edu- cation next week when stu- dents receive their first set of marks. But, board superintem. dent of programmes Bev Freedman says "major software problems" and setbacks due to the teach- ers' strike have postponed the implementation of the new student evaluations. She says the board has received permission from the ministn• to forego using the new report cards for now and to work to- ward introducing them in March when the second set Pickering teen stabbed after pool hall dispute PICKERINC -- Police lea% a 15 -near -old Pickering boy was viciously stabbed following a dispute over a pool game at a recreation cen- tre here Wednesday. The teen. who suffered wounds to his lower back and side, was released yesterday afternoon from Ajax -Picker- ing General Hospital, where he was held overnight. Durham Rezional Police are still hunting his teenage attacker. Sergeant Jim Grimley said the victim and several frierxis left the East -shore Communitv Centre on Liverrxx)l Road just beftre 10 p.m. when he was approrsched by his as- %ailint. The two got into an argu- ment and the victim %a:% slabbed with what was de- SASE;P`� C!AL� BARGAINS 1 � 1N TODAY'S News Advertiser Fri., Dec 5, 1997 News Advertiser At Co PAM Plus AjaltlPjdt, ' Canatilan Tire AjaldPjck. 'Double Double Pica Ajax. 'Fldtlte Shop AjazlPick. 'Grand 8 Toy ApltlPidt . KnW t INHOM A^ PerryIft Delivered to selected households only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recvcling program. For information on delivering your advertising Flyers, call ALVIN use an BROUWER--..� at 683-5110. scribed as a knife w ith a four - inch blade, Sgt. Grimley said. -He was walking a bit be- hind his friends when it hap- pened. . . He managed to make his way to a nearby gaff station where an ambulance was called:' the sergeant said, adding the suspect was seen running cast from the scene. The victim told police he and the suspect were playing pool at the centre prior to the stabbing when they got into an argument, Sgt. Grimley said. -rhe victim believes this is the reason for the attack :' Tlx: suspect. who is rnN known to the victim prior to Nk'Wnc%day. was described as 16 years old, 5' 3", with mu- latto skin colour and short, dark hair. He was wearing a red Timberland jacket and black tuque. Lisa & Allison Friday's carriers of the week are Lisa & Allison. They enjoy horse riding, skiing & %(xcer. They will receive a dinner for 4 compliments of Burger King. CbxgratsAWioxs lisa & Allison for being our carriers of the week. Committed to Excellence 1280 Kingston Rd., Pickering 345 McKenzie Avc., Ajax are released. Danicle Gauvin, spokesman for the Ministry of Education, says because school boards across the province have different software, the electronic version of the new report cards was not compatible with every board. She says the ministry has been working with school boards to create "customized" software and school boards have been provided a hard copy of the new report card. Ms. Freedman says teachers can use the new standard forms if they choose to hand write their evaluations. And, forms will also he made available to parents to advise them where their children need to make improvements. Gerry Blake, superin- tendent of programmes for the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, says use of the elec- tronic report cards has been postponed to allow the board to do "some heavy duty" teacher train- ing in the new %ear. Mr. Blake says 37 of the hoard's 40 elementary schools had planned to send the new report cards home, but the "electronic version wasn't available from the ministry until the end of November." He adds the new report cards will be sent home in March and June. Meanwhile, Ms. Freed- man says teachers at all board pilot schools have received instruction on the new format which "looks line' . The additional time will give the hoard an opportu- nity to continue working with staff and "to get soft- ware that works;' she says. Report cards for public elementary school students are to be sent home prior to Dec. 12 which is slated as a Professional Activity Day to accommodate parent - teacher conferences to dis- cuss pupils' progress. Mr. Blake says parent - teacher meetings will be held before the Christmas break to inform Catholic parents of their child's progress. �.." + a^*z...cj. itr` e r e r stance :►orked against` :tee: "'Arthurs 'BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER .-PICKERING —Mayor Wayne Arthurs admits being "disappointed" by his failure to win the Regional Chair- manship Wednesday but says his second -place finish was not a huge shock. "I knew throughout the process it would likely be close after all was said and done' says the mayor, noting he saw the race as a "dead heat" heading into th-- contest and knew everything would depend on a swing of one or two votes. Mayor Arthurs believes the major reason for his second -place finish, behind failed Ajax mayoralty candidate and former Regional Councillor Roger Anderson, was nervousness among other Council members over his position in favour WAYNE of merging Ajax and Pickering into ARTHURS a single municipality. 'Some ' 1ere was some apprehension it apprehension' might lead to broader or more amal- gamations or mergers across the Re- gion." However, notes the mayor, he has only spoken in favour of a union between Ajax and Pickering and has said amalgamations elsewhere in Durham should be "self -determined" by the municipalities involved. Mayor Arthur says he will have no problem remain- ing in the Pickering Mayor's chair after his missed at- tempt at the Regional leadership. "I have now what I feel is the best job in Durham Re- gion. The challenges, I think. are as significant in this of- fice as they would be in the Regional chair's office. They're just different. And the rewards are just as satis- fying" Staying at the helm in Pickering, he says, will give him the chance to work on the ambitious agenda set for the Town during the recent municipal election. That agenda includes persuading the Province to order the en- vironmental review of the Pickering nuclear station resi- dents voted 87 per cent in favour of in an election refer- endum. "My being here certainly will provide the necessary �leadetship to drive that particular agenda;' says the mayor, noting the environmental review should be "very high" on the new Council's list of priorities. ding the Province to older an environmental of the Pickering nuclear plant is high on Wayne !"uW agenda. t THE` M*81 A"EIl;MERVW0AfVfirEMEER 5; M" I PAGE 3' ' Vote - favours Ro'g`er' Anderson VOTE/From page I Arthurs, "My scoreshcet is being ripped up, just so you know" Gracious in defeat, Coun. Arthurs asked that the vote in favour of Mr. Anderson be made unanimous. Then, the new Region Chairman got down to business. "We face many challenges. If we work to- gether, we can and will accomplish everything;" he said Mr. Anderson vowed at the meeting the Province will be in for a fight if its shifting of re- sponsibilities to municipalities hits Durham tax- payers. ..Durham Rr„i�,n A ill li .I i Pr,r=iicr Ntikc Har - DIANE HANIRE 'Thc leader \cc need' ris to his word that downloading will not cost taxpayers any money, that it will be revenue - neutral. "If' I have to walk back and forth in front of Mike Harris' office, I'll do it. He told me at .AMO (Association of Municipalities of On- tario) and he's said it many times (that down- loading will be revenue -neutral). I think he'll keep his promise” He noted "timing is one of our biggest prob- lems" with the provincial plans, as many are to take effect on Jan. I. Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre, who'd nom- inated Mr. Anderson for the chairman's posi- tion, said. 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LiS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Tests must effectively judge student skills If the Ontario education system is to he properly eval- uated, student testing must be well -organized and criti- cally examine student learning levels. The latest results for the province's Grade 3 students, who were judged for proficiency in reading. writing and arithmetic, show pupils are passing (there arc four levels to the tests, with Level 1 judged a failing rate and levels 2 to 4 passing) at an 80 per cent rate in reading, 82 per cent in writing and 76 per cent in mathematics. In the Durham Board of Education, the numbers were 82 per cent for reading, 81 per cent for writing and 73 per cent for math. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board results show students at an 83 per cent level in reading. 86 per cent in writing and 76 per cent in math. What do all the figures mean`' That's where the problems with the testing start. Some schools exempted as many as 27 per cent of spe- cial education students from their final results while other schools had no exemptions. Some schools have a higher proportion of English -as -a -second language stu- dents which could affect the board -wide average. Only the public board publicly released school -by -school numbers while the separate board didn't. Some officials said schools in poor areas shouldn't be compared with schools in wealthy areas and the turnover rate in some schools is much higher than in others, dragging down average marks. But the excuses given for not comparing schools or boards of education are precisely what's wrong with the testing process and why a common curriculum, common report cards and increased testing are so necessary. in a, mobile population where frequent moves are necessary, parents and students must be assured the public educa- tion system will provide for their needs in any part of Ontario. And the testing process must have strictly defined rules which provide results that can he: logically inter- preted. If the tests mean nothing, why have them'' On the other hand, if testing is important so that year -after -year results can be compared and the education system can therefore be improved, the tests must be improved. The Education ministry must ensure the testing process provides comparable results so that, year after year, board to board, our young people receive an edu- cation that prepares them for the challenges of adulthood in an increasingly complex world. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at .�--n fie 1583-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper bushedTuesda Wednesda Frida Sunda • Letters to the editor Disrespectful teachers prove school system needs shake-up To the editor: On Nov. 27, 1 attended a meeting at Lincoln Alexander Public School in Ajax regarding Bill 160. 1 went as a parent and taxpayer to learn more about this bill by hearing from people representing both sides of the issue. Upon entering it was quite obvious that the majority of people at- tending were teachers op- posed to the bill as evi- denced by the green rib- bons displayed on various apparel. I listened respectfully to the speaker represent- ing the Durham Board of Education and was able to hear and digest her viewpoints. When she was finished, the rep- resentative of the teachers' federa- tion also received my full attention. Then, Janet Ecker, our MPP for Durham West, started to speak and 1 was unable to hear most of what she had to- say due to the shouting and heckling of the teachers in the audi- If this attitude of disrespect and intolerance for anyone presenting an opposing point of view is indicative of our present educational system, then my decision has fi- nally been firtnly made. %1%1,,. Ecker, Mr. Johnson o and Mr. Harris, as our de- mocratically elected rep- resentatives to the On- tario Legislature, you have my full support to overhaul this system as JANET ECKER Shouted down ence. you see tit. Heather McEvoy, Pickering The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, ISO words. Each letter must be signed with 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 neces- sarily those of the News Advertiser. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real EstateJAutomotiveAdvenising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANiCE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 AdmialClassified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: thisweekfetistar.ca SUSAN O' NEILL Education Staff Writer Just when will drunk drivers get message? As the Christmas season approach- es, holiday cheer is sure to be flowing at annual office parties and family cel- ebrations across the region. And with the increased publicity about RIDE (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) programmes and red -rib- bon campaigns at this time of year. one would presume everyone's aware of the dangers of drinking and driving. We're all familiar with the television spots that depict the effects of alcohol. And, we've all heard the slogans like "Arrive alive-. don't drink and drive:" But the number of drinking and dri- ving charges laid by Durham Regional Police and Ontario Provincial Police last weekend suggests people aren't using their common sense. Despite tougher penalties and the threat of public humiliation, RiDE offi- cers charged almost twice as many dri- vers during the first weekend of the campaign this year than they did last year. Even though offenders face an auto- matic 90 -day license suspension when charged with drinking and driving, even though police will publicize the names of motorists accused of driving under the influence this holiday season. even though the News Advertiser will publish those names, some people just don't get it. Drinking and driving is one of the primary causes of death and injury in the country. Yet, statistics from RIDE programs in the region over the last few years in- dicate the number of drunk drivers on our roads isn't decreasing. We can only hope that, as the names of drunk driving suspects begin to ap- pear in newspapers, people will think twice before getting behind the wheel after indulging in the spirits this sea- son. Susan O'Neill writes in our Friday rotation of staff columnists. To respond to this col- umn call Infosourtce at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News' Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Ass- - Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Cir' culanons 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. FU y' y' y' y J4 CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager �g http:J/www.durhamnews.net ti �a7 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 21-15 LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager a.r. Downloading impact on Durham still unknown Region residents may face $240 tax hike The Ontario government has passed Bill 152, but municipal- ities don't have any new figures on how much downloading and pooling will affect taxpayers. Queen's Park Tuesday ap- proved legislation which passes to municipalities some of the costs for social services, social housing and GO Transit in ex- change for the Province taking over some costs of education. Durham finance commis- sioner Jim Clapp says Region officials still don't have enough information to confirm or alter their earlier estimates that local ratepayers could face a tax hike of $240 per household. "There's nothing really new in the legislation. There will probably be a lot of information coming out in the regulations in January. "We believe (Treasurer Ernie) Eves may make some statement next week in his eco- nomic statement. So, maybe there will be more new infor- mation" Municipal politicians have criticized the government for not giving them firm and final figures on how much the down- loading and pooling will cost. The Province has twice said it would release the final numbers — once in August and once in October — but both times the figures weren't complete. The delay is also a problem because municipalities current- ly working on their 1998 budgets need to know the exact down- loading costs to com- plete the task. Mr. Clapp notes Durham Region and its eight member munici- palities will have to come up with between $35 million and $39 million in additional funds to pay for ser- vices being down- loaded. That would av- erage out to a tax in- crease of about $240 for ff=VM YOUR SOFA Labour Included � >d s PIECE DINETTE ti►hite/Nattsral Fully AsstPsNed Chairs Dr. Bill Webster A Seminar on "COPING WITH THE HOLIDAYS" Sun., Dec. 7th Kingsview United Church 505 Adelaide Ave. E. Oshawa 1:30 p.m. Call the store for details Christmas is a difficult time for many people. It is traditionally the season "to be jolly" and the time for family and friends to be together. When THIS Christmas is different because we have had a loss either through, death, separation, or circumstance it is all the more depressing. We often put high expectations on Christmas and most often people feel they come up short. As part of our afternoon Dr. Bill Webster will share with participants some helpful hints on handling the holidays as well as giving some understanding of the grief process. Some practical suggestions helping people plan ahead and decide what is really important will be offered. We will also give some recommendations on helping children cope with the loss. For filr w k6mt>tl w or to register for the Free Smiler plerne tact: FUNERAL HOME UMITED 152 King St. E., Oshawa 433-5558 J- each household. Included in Durham's calculation is the loss of municipal grants from the Province. "It depends on how educa- tion is handled;" says Mr. Clapp. "That's why we've cre- ated that range. They've indi- cated 50 per cent of residential education taxes will come off the property tax bill. But, we don't know how the other 50 per cent will come back on the taxpayers. If it's pooled, is it a dollar -for -dollar credit'? That isn't known." 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' Eaton's will deduct an amount equivalent to the FST & GST from the total price of your pLmJase. Offer excludes cosmetics & tragrances: Bath & Body. Sung,Iass Hut: at Jockey & Calvin Wen mer&iandise: Easy Spirit shoes; DKW handbags & shoes: $19.99 guaranteed in -stock bras: Dior ieweliery: Guess. Gum. Swatch & Prestge watches: Fine & Estate jewellery, Mont Blanc accessories: Tommy 1-Mliger underwear & socks: Hugo Boss underwear: Man. Valentino, Joseph Abboud & cK clotting; sale & clearance small electrics & Personal care appliaram home electronics oomm rticatbns equipment: broadloom; mayor appliances: infants' wheel goods: Royal Velvet & Eaton Home towels: pre-recorded video & audio tapes: CDs: film; Eaton Gift Certificates: Eaton Restaurants: corx�essaru & services. List subject to charge. celecbon may vary by store. See in-store for details. Personal Shopping Only. .. Eaton's will deduct 10% from the total price of your purchase. Offer excludes Panasonic GADO TVs. film, pre-recorded vow & audio tapes & CDs. List subfect to charge Selection may vary by store. See in-store for details. Personal Shopping Only. PAGE 1Q - TUE NF.%$ ADVYATISEI; j IMpAiT pECF.MBF.R S, 3997, Mall should begin arriving'today again In Pickering But, postal workers operational, with our employees doing the trator are making a mockery of the arbi- There are 50 letter carriers and clerks at good job they normally do. tratton process. It limits what he can rule the Ajax post office and all are part of" the "We expect labour relations to be diffi- on.- Scarhorough local Ilf CUPW. here `aren't pleased at all' ___1. about being legislated back to work by feds AJAX -- The mail is flowing again fol- lowing a mo -week strike. but postal work- ers aren't happy about being ordered back on the job. Ian McDermott, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (Cl1PW') steward at the Ajax post office, says his members "aren't pleased at all. They feel it (being ordered back to work) has tainted collective bar- gaining by having the government step in and on one hand legislate us back and on the other hand impose wages." The federal government approved back -to -work legislation on Wednesday and postal workers returned to the job yes- terday, with mail being delivered today. The legislation includes a wage settle- ment and performance standards for em- ployees. Workers will get 5.16 per cent over three years, bringing their hourly wage up to $17.98. The contract runs retroactively from Aug. I, 1997 to July 31, 2000. "It's very, very distasteful. We're very unhappy to go back under these condi- tions. With a strike, labour loses and man- agement loses. You can't negotiate when you have a third party calling the shots:' Mr. McDermott says. This sets labour re- lations back in Canada Post. It sets it back 10 years" Meanwhile, Canada Post spokesman Tom Dalby says they "expect to be fully Support group for deaf meets in Pickering 4- 'Kednesk PICKERING -- The hard of hearing here have a place to turn at home for friendship and support. The Picker- ing -Ajax -Whit- by ( PAW ) Branch of the Canadian Hard of Hearing As- sociation holds its monthly sup- port group meet- ing and social night Wednes- day, Dec. 10 at 7 p.m. in the com- munity room of the Durham Re- gional Police station at the corner of Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2, Pickering. It's for peo- ple with hearing loss, families and friends. Call Marilyn at 839-6854 (voice) or Sandy at 839-0122 (TTY). Lull, u.� a111Y all l: al{ <. alllalUal Post." Some union leaders had threatened that workers would process mail even if it didn't have sufficient postage. "W'e can't necessarily catch every letter that has postage or doesn't have postage.' Mr. Mc- Dermott says. He adds, however, "We won't hurt small business and we won't hold back mail" Mr. Dalby dismisses state- ments made by union leaders. "You have to separate the rhetoric of the union leadership and floor, where our employees do a bang-up job. "The great majority of the rank and file are honest and fair. They appreciate postage has to be applied for postage to get to its destination." A mediator -arbitrator is to be appointed and will have 90 days to resolve outstanding is- sues. If the two sides can't agree, then binding arbitration will be used to settle matters. "The negotiations will be very limited. "The arbitrator has an ex- tremely limited role with the two main issues legislated — productivity and wages:' Mr. McDermott says. "The limitations to the arbi- -0 to i Please recycle when you're done! Your Computers Plus Christmas Has Come Early Flyer! 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RUST WEST OF UVERPom 831-2326 vj=Lri�Ton� photo by Ron Pietroniro Season's greeting cards Disabled artist Jeff Morrison of Whitby has created Christmas cards being carried at some Loblaws stores in Durham Region during the Yule season. The artist is donating $2.50 from each package sold to the local chapter of the Canadian Cancer Society and the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Here, Mr. Morrison fills the display rack with Phil Dach, manager of the Oshawa Loblaws store_ Breakfast with Santa! PICKERING -- The Claremont Co-operative Nursery School holds Breakfast With Santa at the new Claremont Community Centre Sat- urday, Dec. 6. The first seating is 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. and a second seating runs from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Tickets for the event are $5 and can be purchased in advance at Claremont General Store, Mari- anne's Place or by calling 649-3562 or 649-1964. COMECTfoW In this week's Kmart [Iyer effective Sawrday. DECEMBER 6. #w tolwmV w= have o=wed: PAGE K28 Due to vendor shkpirg probla. the yaw Sprr** sdmm featured at $29.99 will rat be aaiabte unN mid- Dac rim and the Cmc Sd[wm feekmW at $54.99 wd not be aval" urd We J wu q 1998. Rak dwks are wail e. We apologize for any incarvenience On may two caused. Wild Canada Co. THE NEWS ADVEIMSER FRIDAY, DLeCEMEER S, 1"7 - PAGE l l The next -level.. Catholic teachers launch Bill 160 court challenge BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Associ- ation (OECTA) has launched the first legal challenge against Bill 160. Mike O'Con- nor, president of the elementary di- vision of OECTA Durham, says the association be- lieves several pro- visions in the leg- islation "are in contravention of the Constitution Act, 1867" He says the Catholic teachers' union is arguing the bill is unconsti- tutional because it removes control over taxation from the separate school system and gives it to the Province. MIKE O'CONNOR 'Violation' is 93 The local feder- ation leader says "minority denom- inational rights" are threatened by the Education Quality Improve- ment Act because it gives "exclu- sive control" over funding for the separate school system to the Province. Mr. O'Connor contends the bill "violation" of section of the Constitution WESTERN RANCH itacturer5 of Quality Handcrafted 800t5 Buy Olrect From The Manufacturer And Save On: • Western Boots From • Shoes • Bicker Boots 000 2lpper Boots • Ankle Boots • Ropers • Betts • Boot Accessorles v V • Custom Orders �. npnho•t.coir /wsuanch 487 Westney Road S. at Clements. Ajax 428-1787 Mon. thru Sat. 9-6 Fn. 9-8� Open Sundays 12-5 which states, "Nothing in any such law shall prejudi- cially affect any right or privilege with respect to denominational schools." According to a news re- lease issued Wednesday, the association is also chal- lenging Bill 160 on the grounds it permits the gov- ernment to set tax rates "behind closed doors"; it attempts "to deny access to the courts by those who ob- ject to actions taken by the education minister"; and it gives the minister "the au- thority to take complete control of It heard it' Ajax Mayor Steve Pari Danielle Holmes and (a former freelance co Advertiser), celebrate Odyssey Books and The Pickering Village it is felt the board is in fi- nancial difficulty" While the judicial process could take some time, Mr. O'Connor says, "We're trying to im- press upon the court the immediate nature and im- pact of Bill 160." Meanwhile, Education Minister Dave Johnson told reporters Wednesday Bill 160 was "drafted with the thought there could be a constitutional challenge;' but he's confident the bill will withstand a legal chal- lenge. Paris Ward 1 counsellor owner Debbie Purvis lumnist for the News the opening of Resource Centre in sscAnR69 0OQRS E)SA7'IJR��XVIEN 7AMA. 9 2 -MAY POWER SALE M EFFECT SATURDAY, DEC. 6 AND S1111MDAY, CMC. 7, 1997 Mae quantities lose. Personal shopping only. Sonne iters may hwore been on sale during the past ww so THIS �\J'JUST REOUCED! WOMEN'S FALL FASHIONS r On a large assortment of Natural Issue- and Point Zero- coordinates Selected Fall R & R- fashions including casual pants, sweaters and tops National Brand coordinates including Tan Jay`, Jones Studio and other great names Brand selection may vary by store. Some brands in selected stores only. 'Savings ore taken from Sears original ticketed prices. Some prices may previously have been marked down. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 69EEA nR SS OPENING SPECIALS ATURDAY ONLY! air Sawe 0 ALL MEN'S & WOMEN'S REG. -PRICED ATHLETIC SHOES Nike , Reebok-, Adidas•, Brooks' and more. Selection will vary by store. Sears reg 9.99-109.99. Pair 6.99-76.99 ud ON ALL REG. -PRICED TOYS Sec. « ' oeac,ct on omount equivalent to the GST o- ce Offer apples to mercnandise �n Sears Retail stores ee� 5e en, cnorws liquidation Mems in Ciearonce Centres ono Catalogue purchases ALL MEN'S REG.-PRICfiD .DRESS PANTS After 10 a.m., save 25%. Swings cannot be combined. Selection Wig tory by store ar•w� �* `� E.?:. w�+ac�" ''y -'tea ten. MEN'S AND BOYS' IN -STOCK HOCKEY SKATES Includes CCM, Bauer and Koko Selection may wry by store. Trademark of "'_PAHoldings I QQ? Inc SPORT:SKA Inc Reg saved user 3 ALL MEN'S, WOMEN'S &KIDS' UM"V JEANS 1 00 ALL CHRISTMAS MOTIF TOWELS, BLANKETS, TABLECLOTHS, NAPKINS & CUSHIONS After 10 a.m , save 25-40°,. Savings cannot be combined ALL ALL WOMEN'S WINTERWEIGHT MEN'S ALL BOYSf &GIRLS REG. - CASUAL WEAR SLEEPWEAR AND ROBES PRICED FLEECE SETS SIZES 4-6X Selection may vary by store Polyester -cotton Excludes licensed Reece sets __fey sr , —,sweaters deans casual pants and more After 0 e m save 30 Sar' nas cannot be comb neci Sears req ' 4 99 39 99 Set 7.49-19.99 Sale prices in effect from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m., Saturday, December 6, 1997 whilie quantities last. Personal shopping only. Some items may hove been on sale during the past week PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAV, DECEMBER 5, 1997 Ryan's ho s that others will Stop Drop and Roll' RNan Noblc knee to 'Stop, Drop and Roll when his clothes caught fire last Christmas. He was awarded re- cently for being alert and decisive. Holiday light tour for seniors u e'dnesday PICKERING - - Pickering sc- mor and disabled residents are in- vited on a free Holiday Light Tour i'ednesday, Dec. 10. Seniors tour on Pickering Transit buses which leave at 7:30 p.m. from 910 Liverpool Rd. (East Shore Community Cen- tre): 1210 St. Martins Drive: 1330 Foxglove Ave.: 1910 Faylee Cres.: 1955 Valley Farm Rd. (Village Re- tirement Centre), and the Clare- mont Community Centre. Disabled resi- dents can reserve tour transporta- tion on Pickering Specialized Ser- vices buses by calling 6834114 (space limited so reserve early). The tour in- cludes light re- freshments and entertainment at East Shore Com- munity Centre. Call 683-4138 or 683-1179 for more informa- tion. BY NATALIE MILLER SPECIAL TO ME NEWS AI)VEKIISF.R AJAX — Not many six year olds teach their parents a lesson that could save their lives. But when the Noble family of Ajax were visiting relatives in Markham last Christmas section, their son Rvan, now 7, taught his family something they will never forget. While Ryan was watching television at his aunt's house, he backed into a lit tealight candle and his sleeve caught fire. -1 heard this very weird scream, like I've never heard before:' Mrs. Noble re- calls. "Myfirst thought was — he's fool- in- around... but I knew enough to run and take a look at what the heck was going on:' she said. Before Ryan's parents reached him — only eight stairs up from where Ryan was — he had stopped, .cropped and rolled. When Rvan did that — just as he was taught since kinder- ._arten — he put out the flames. Ryan suf- fered only a small blister. His mom, Cindy. says she probably wouldn't have known what to do if she were in her young son's situation. At was great that under that stress, he had the composure to stop, drop and roll:' Ryan's dad. Rod, says. "We even que%- tioned how we would have handled it:' Net only are Ryan's parent_% acknowl- edging his courage and quick thinking, December Specials Cabernet Sauvignon or $79 Sauvignon Blanc for 30 bottles (90S) S31-3244 A�v C3,0 4?0, a^ eX^-4_t, as 1 Hace ,our Portrait a Taken \o v for Our Beautiful Victorian Studio is Now Decorated for Christmas Our Sptcialh is Christmas Photographing Giving LARGE GROUPS, PICKERING'S FAVORITE JI_ �M Liverpool -Hub FA.%IIL1' PHOTOGRAPHER i` '� •;� Mail BY CHUCK SHC! IILAK hoto -- ,.,.��,: ��,,., , . 4 8314305 ..4,•,o,,,r.,.,�y,> r� x,.�,.,.. - vivre ,..�., Ap.ac,,.m �N+arn :.r �tr..r,.l .mwc. •,c AtR'� y,d,,, pwa ■ Pick your own CI�►�,st�n zas Trees Fun For The y10 Entire Family FARM ■ FRESH �a ■ Enjoy a real tradition Choose from over 30,000 Top Quality ■ Hayrides -Refreshments -Free Tree Groomed 6'-14' Scotch Pine • White Spruce, Baling - Craft Shop - Ample Parking White Pine - Fresh pre-cut Balsam Fir ■ 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ■ ■ Remember dress warm and. ■ ■Visit the Gift Shop — a community store with lots _ To Pon Perry ■ ■ ■ of • • ideas on FEEFpppg • • mTo•mtine ■ ■ OPEN DAILY from Dec. 5th to December 22nd * ■ ■ ■ ■ Rolling Meadows Tree Farm i " . F ■ 662 Townline Rd., 1 Mile North of Ashburn Village E ■ ■ NO FRILLS .-WEEKDAYS ! ter+ , ■ ■ i For more information call (905) 655-8939 1 ToPdier a ab, ■ ■ but so are firefighters here and across the border. Recently, Ryan received a provin- cial Fire Safety Action Award, an award recognizing children under Ih whose ac- tions during a fire reduced injuries or saved lives. Ryan was nominated for the award by Thom Evered of the Ajax Fire Department and attended a Fire Safety Award luncheon at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto where he received his plaque. And to the family's surprise. Ryan was invited to be the guest of honor at the fall meeting of the National Fire Protec- tion Association (NFPA) in Kansas City. Missouri. The NFPA had seen a video Canadian Tire had shot of Ryan for the national Learn Not to Burn program it sponsors, and invited the Noble family to attend the event, with all expenses paid for the weekend. "He's a hero in their eyes as well:' Mrs. Noble says. But to Ryan, the most enjoyable part of the weekend was the trip to the hotel. "From the airport going to the hotel we went in a limo;" the Grade 2 student says. Although he hadn't Flown before. Ryan thought the limousine ride was more exciting, Mrs. Noble says. Since the accident, Ryan threw the first pitch at a Toronto Blue Jays game in August on Canadian Tire day at the Sky - Dome. As well, he was presented with a Fire Prevention Canada certificate and a NFPA certificate from the Ajax Fire De- partment at an assembly for all Apple - croft Public School students. Mail strike has huit United Way Goulin hopes residents `haven't forgotten about us' The postal strike has taken a "significant" toll on the United Way fund- raising campaign, say or - ganizers, who hope resi- business and professionals dents "haven't forgotten — is very important in about us" now that mail reaching our goal." will soon be moving again. Still, the United Way "We're urging people has raised $825,000 of its who traditionally mail in goal of $1.03 million and their donations to do so be- credits company cam - fore the end of the year;' paigns. says executive director Some company repre- Dennis Goulin. sentatives have dropped off "The community por- donations, while United tion of our campaign — Way staff have collected that is the money we re- others. ceive from residents, small "We really need the sup - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 19 - 14 97 GE 1.5 says campaign, y s executive director port of the community if nation to the United Way of should be made payable to we are going to be able to Ajax -Pickering, 95 Bayly the United Way of Ajax - benefit the community" re- St. W., Suite 407, Ajax, Pickering. minds Mr. Goulin. Ont., LIS 7K8. For more information, The United Way sup- All donation cheques call 686-0606. ports numerous agencies, including Big Brothers, the Ajax -Pickering and Whit- by Association for Com- munity Living, Distress Centre of Durham Region and Denise House, among others. You can fiend your do - "SERVING THE DURHAM REGION SIN trophies & plaques computer engraving on - WN a 7 N plastictmetal/glassware Let us help. . corporate gifts & incentives special event. c CSP jackets, sweaters, T-shirts, hats and team uniforms NW AWARDS customized cresting and much more... 6600 GREAT E 1975" X946 SIMCOE STREET NORTH, OSHAWA (905) 579-6621 FAX 579-1986 1111 • 41ZAT. DEC. 6 &SUN. DEC. 7, 1997 '10■11111 I PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 1355 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING AT LIVERPOOL ROAD N 20 - DEC 23 I STi SALE Direct from the Manufacturer BIG SAVINGS! GREAT BUYS! Huge savings on Decorative Tins COOKIES - CANDIES GIFT ITEMS - NOVELTIES GIFT WRAP - BOXED CHOCOLATE Limited Quantities, First Come , First Served! 1� 1020 BROCK RD S. UNIT 5 "'°"-' Thur -Fn 0io 10w" -O°"' r~9gn Pickering I o•'llvm.es+x, sat -sin 'ow"M I Jnr st bq� scow e.* cash onk • 41ZAT. DEC. 6 &SUN. DEC. 7, 1997 '10■11111 I PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 1355 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING AT LIVERPOOL ROAD I,Pr1+GE16,. TJtiEJVBVYSAi),YER7IjS�F.R>�iitD4*Y�l��rF1M8F-��, 1�Petal par ners Local horticultural society helps brighten up museum village Pickering Museum Village has now had an excellent start on its effort to es- tablish a peony garden at its site, thanks to the efforts of the Pickering Horticultural Society. Society members recently got to- gether to plant a bed of peonies at the museum village. The peony has recent- ly been chosen as the group's official flower. Among the plants members donated was one that is 90 years old. It was pro- vided by Muriel Magnus. The plant originated in Midland in the garden of a house she moved into with her hus- band in 1946. Neighbours said a white peony with red flecks Mrs. Magnus found in the garden was planted by the Great Lakes captain who had lived in the house before them. She brought a division of the peony with her when she moved to Pickering in 1961, has shared it with her neighbours, and has now shared it with Pickering Museum Village. The donations of Mrs. Magnus and other society members is welcomed by museum village advisory committee chairman Laura Drake. "Community response to this pro- ject is touching, and we wish we could pick up the plants offered to us;" says Ms. Drake. "The advisory committee is a small group with little gardening experience. Pickering Horticultural Society's donation of their time and plants is very much appreciated. When the beds are established and blooming. we plan to hold a Peony Festival." Anyone who can provide informa- tion about such festivals is invited to contact Ms. Drake at the museum vil- lage by phoning 683-8401 or writing to to her c/o Pickering Museum Vil- lage: Town of Pickering: One The Es- planade: Pickering, ON. L IV 6K7. Pickering Horticultural Society members recently donated their time and plants to create a peony garden at Pickering Museum Village. Volunteers doing the spade work were (left to right) Sue Hoskin, Ann Livingston, Rob MacKenzie, Julie Hagerka and (kneeling) Laurel Gowan. Robbery victim BY STEPHEN SHAW num MWAA t MIT T Durham Regional Police are hunting two gas bar robbers who clubbed a 48 - year -old Pickering woman in the head with a beer bottle and fled in a stolen car, abandoned in Oshawa. About 3:35 p.m. Monday, a man en- tered the kiosk at the Esso gas station at 202 Bayly St. in Ajax and asked the at- tendant to use dw washroom, police said. Moments later a second man came in and asked for change. When the victim turned to get the change, she was struck in the head with the bottle, police said. The robbers took the victim's purse, containing credit cards and cash, and drove away from the area. "She was able to get the licence plate bens of the car and at 4:45 p.m. a res- ident at an apartment building at 141 Bloor St. Iw saw the car come into the parking lot at a high rate of speed," said Sergeant Jim Grimley. The pair bolted from the red Buick LeSabre, stolen earli- er in the morning in Oshawa, and ran east, the witness told police. Sgt. Grimley said the victim suffered a "bump" on her head as a result of being struck by the bottle but she did not need any medical treatment. "She was fortunate the bottle didn't break and that she was not seriously in- jured;" said the sergeant. "Ibis was a particularly disturbing robbery because of the amount of unnec- essary violence used against the victim" Police say both suspects are white males about 16 years of age. Filling up after the famine Students at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering got their fill of pizza and other foods following a 24-hour 'famine' to help raise money for the Foster Parents Plan, the Daily Bread Food Bank and Edwin Chura, a foster child sponsored by the unity and diversity committee at the Woven from d* yam so die Plaid designs are woven in, - nor just Printed on the *ace. school. Students at Pine Ridge pledged not to eat for 24 hours in the event, called a Starve-a-thon, to recognize the plight of the needy. Here, Pine Ridge students (from left) Nathan Peters, Arun Devdas and Sameer Sehgal dig in at the end of their fast. With so many choices and such a low price, why not give him two ? No" Isvim WEANNOM RAMOM SI R Vis— — 't think of a ck•er Easy aae machine w last and hang w dry. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1997 - PAGE 17 MLiiiiiiiTHE DURHAM ADVANTAGE__A;1 ANNUAL REPOR A Strategic Blueprint for Continued Success Watch for in this Sunday's newspaper Home of The Durham Unit-ersity Centre RUE FM RAFA SHM kka?W1" up 04 -if Ow 90 Cirtocat"! MARK'S WORK WEARHOUSE FLANNEL SHIRT Heavier, higher yujhry I OC"o "ton flannel in a huge range of plaids and solid colours. Saes SAL_ Ov ersixes 2XL-3XL, ,MT 2XLT. No macer uAx his sce and shape, ow m rstm and loll RM tart xcmmazw has cmorubh. SAVE 'S X19 PIG. BLUE PINE FLANNEL SHIRT Y',u simply can't tend a softer, warmer ILV% cotton flannel shirt for less' Choose rugged pearl snaps or buttoru. Sixes 11-2XL. Oversees LT-4XLT. SAVE $5 �9 • 1 • Ajax 40 Kingston Rd. E. (905) 426-3534 Pickering 1794 Liverpool Rd. (905) 831-0711 Sale ends Dec. 14, 1997 1' 11 1 11� 1 1��' 11 '' 1, " 1, r•. 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DECEMBER 5, 1997 photo by Andrew Iwanowski A lick and a promise Brittany Anderson gives a licking to this sticker as she creates her own decorative Christmas tree while taking part in the Kids Tyme Little Friends program at the Ajax Community Centre. The program offers arra children a creative outlet just in time for St. Nick's annual visit. CNIB calendars 519Ster9 could pay off for lucky owners Wi" 11 It could be your lucky day, week a or year. SAV The Canadian National Institute for the Blind's 1998 Lottery Calen- dar is on sale and is a wall calendar and a lottery ticket all in one. IM There are more than 1,200 ALTWMM To chances throughout the year to win a! share of $80,000 in cash prizes. Draws are held daily, weekly and monthly, as well as a bonus draw for $5,000. 94695 Calendars are $20 each and are available at the CNIB Durham of- 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED fice. 205 Bond St. E.. 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V6, auto, 7 pass., tilt, guise, Power bilks, low miles. Stk a 67-6A 1992 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE Duster packages, 6 q ., 5 sp.. cassette, low low miles. 1995 CARAVAN S`149995 rico dean van, V6, 7 pass.. air, stereo. tuned glass, low miles. Stk. t Lul72 1996 CHRYSLER TOWN A COUNTRY $24,995 Top of the We kmxy, leather trio, fury. ft* bailed. quads, CD player, low miles, Sk.i P574 1993 CHRYSLER CONCORDE 63,995 ": I "q (anti 26W NNW oal>N 1 6 aft, 4 oXNb tine CK 4 C OIL 13*A I Ong ilk `II1, sit: tilt conte; slatao, salon t,i2" PRICE TO SELL! AM MIM tip of hsine k=n hg 3.5 V6. cd d pttwrar egltiptmK a tract to ea and din! 11..AGF 22 . THE Nk"1ti'ti A!)Yl t'IitifElt �RfiAY,'DFCF:RIBFI2'S, 190 �.. �pett_Paws and Claus pauseforpcures Fairport ne gghbours meet Humane Society benefits from "family' photos 0SH.-MA -- Want a special Christmas picture of your pet? The Osha .,a and District Humane Society is offering the public the chance to have a photo of their pet taken with Santa Claus at the soci- etv's shelter in Oshawa. 'Y V C0.%fE FLY AK: -t WITH PETER PAN THE PANTO NOVEMBER 28.29.30 1 DECEMBER 5.6.7,12.13 PICKERING PLAYERS FOR TICKETS PHONE BOX OFFICE 416-410-02 i 1 CORRECTION NOTICE Due to the supplier's mabitny to ship product, the San Francisco Rush game for Sony Playstation shown in the December 3rd flyer will not be available until 1998. Also, the Nintendo Game Boy adver- tised at 549.98 is not available in all stores in all colours. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. 69EE/ R69 CORRECTION NOTICE For our 16 -page Sears 2 Day Power Sale Flyer (Sale dates Dec 6-7. 1997) TIMED SPECIAL INCORRECTLY READS• 1,2 PRICE 12 0 volt cordless drill $22872. Reg 179.99 Ea. 89.99 Limit 1 per customer tT $MOULD READ L'2 price 7.2 volt cordless drill with case $22782- Reg. 179 99- Sale 89.99 Limit one per customer. sincerely apologize for any inconvenience may have caused Sears customers Sears Canada Inc. IIJ:3►■:II Cape Cod home with approximately 4,000 sq. ft. of living space. Large ravine lot, 4 bdrm., new roof & front windows. Upgrades galore!! Come see for yourself - Elvira Larocque 42&7677 It casts $6 for a framed 4 -by - 6 -inch picture, and proceeds go the the society, which is a regis- tered, non-profit charity and the only humane society serving all of Durham Region. Photos will he taken Satur- days and Sundays. Dec. 6, 7, 13 and 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A hake sale and crafts will he offered at the same time for those who attend. The shelter is at 199 Water- loo St.. Unit 2, Oshawa. For more information call 433-2022. PICKERING — The Fair- port Beach Neighbourhood Association will meet Tues- day, Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Frenchman's Bay Public School. All area residents are wel- come to attend. The neighbourhood meet- ing will take place in the teachers' lounge on the main floor of the school , 920 Okla- homa Dr., Pickering. For more information call Doreen Kropman at 416-350- 6895. '98 BUICK CENTURY LSA package a, JJ%vrti.ed '98 TOYOTA CAMRY BG«KL'-C .v, advertl,ed Yes 3.1 litre 160 HP V6 engine No Yes 24 Hour Roadside Assistance No Yes standard 4 -wheel ABS No Yes 6 -passenger seating No Yes air filtration system No Yes remote keyless entry door. /trunk No Yes PASSLockTV security system No Yes engine block heater No Dont take no for an answer. SMARTLE.ASE a ownith /3h months Kith $3.21K) rhncn lxrvnteru s29 8Th. The 1998 Century by Buick has all the right answers. That's because it has been completely redesigned to bring you all the amenities you'd expect of a Buick at a very unexpected price. Came test drive one today at your Central Ontario PURCHASE Pontiac/Buick/GMC dealer. Yes, you'll he very glad you did. Yes indeed. s23,398' fe.rr-ttu'.' freight $785) Century by Buick, available only at your Central Ontario Buick Dealers. GM[ o,,,.,, You should know this: 'Based on a 36 month lease for 1998 Buick Century urge, m ux y h un cxa r+�^'MP �A 1 SA e ry ��„e me Tnr r«cnne trite «4au ao..n quipped as described. Annual kilometre limit: 20,000 km. $0.08 per wrrKr a Ye r �., cM uee cle excess kilometre. A minimum down payment or trade of $3,200 and $350 SBCu E what's your card done for you lately? '"' ;;Ogg tit eq norYOUtey. y deposit are r uired. Total obligation is $17,121.20. Other lease options are .,..,...�,.,,,e,..,.,,v,�„-„ available. 'tFreight $785, licence, insurance and taxes are not included. Dealer W may sell/lease for less. Offer applies to the lease or purchase of 1998 new or demonstrator models. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Offer applies only to qualified retail customers in Central Ontario. Limited time offers which may not be combined or used with other offers. See your Dealer for details or visit www.gmcanada.com". (www.gmcanada.com is a registered trademark of General Motors Corporation.) Around Durham Reen' W04 Out on bail Cafe owner accused after coffee shop trashed BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA —The owner of an Oshawa coffee .hop accused of defacing his diner with ,��astikas and other racist graffiti, in a so- , Bled 'hate crime' which prompted an out - 1, wuring of public sympathy, has been released on $2.0(X) bail. Puncet Singh Chadha, 25, was arrested at hi, Scarborough residence Monday and barged with public mischief, attempted fraud ger $5,(X)0 and using a stolen credit card. He was released with conditions following a had hearing Tuesday in Oshawa provincial ourt. Durham Regional Police began investigating atter the Corner Cafe, on Wolfe Street in Os- iiawa's south end, was allegedly broken into and vandalized the weekend prior to Sept. 30. The inside of the eatery — owned by Mr. Chadha and his wife — was virtually destroyed. tieveral items including a television were miss- ing and spray -painted on the walls were racist slogans, some aimed at East Indians. Damage was estimated at more than > 10,(XX), the owner and his wife said at the time. "There were some concerns about the �crimc) scene from the start of the investiga- non;' Durham Regional Police Detective Gary (;arvey told This Week. He said the investigation is still ongoing but he would not say whether more arrests or harges are expected in the case. He asked anyone with information about the .ase to call either him or his partner Gil Hugh- THE NEWS ADVEJi;rISER 1f1}t1;DAY, DECEMBER 5. 1997 - PAGE, 23 Puneet Singh Chadha is led into wurt after being arrested by Durham Regional Police. He was released on $2,W0 Tuesday in Os- hawa provincial court. es at 579-1520. The case shocked many Durham Region res- idents, some who rallied behind the couple of- fering time and equipment to help rebuild the shop. School children wrote the couple letters of support and multicultural leaders said they would collect cash to help them start over. "The outpouring of help and friendship and indeed emotion was overwhelming... I think it showed Oshawa is a caring community;" said Sergeant Jim Grimley. Mr. Chadha is scheduled to return to court Dec. 9. photo by A.J. Groen Cash for the college Durham College's fund-raising Creating Futures campaign was given a $10,000 shot in the arm this week with the help of the Whitby Sunrise Rotary Club. Here. David Simms, Whithv chairman of the Creating Fu- tures campaign (left), accepts the donation from Whitby Sunrise Rotary Club President Dan Revell. CATHOP \% Continuing Education Winter/Spring 198 Programs Coming Sunday, December 7 Firefighters will help Children's Wish Foundation at noon. Brooklin, said she"s hoping residents wrii Whitby Fire Department has 67 full-time come out to hear about the plans and give their Muscular D stro h cause and 51 part-time firefighters who have re- comments to the Town. Y P sponded to more than 2,300 emergency calls The Brook -,alley compam owns 180 acres to date this year. of land west of Ferguson Strut to Ashburn ♦VHITBV — Whitby firefighters are look- Road, between Highway 7 and Columbus ing for your help to combat muscular dystro-Whitby wants input on Read• phy this Saturday. It wants to build residential and commer- During the Santa Claus parade, firefighters Brooklet development cial developments on its property. will be walking the route, boots in hand, to This past summer. the ON1B ruled Brook- lowcollect money in their annual MD hoot drive. BROOKLIN — A public meeting will be v'alley's development and one proposed by They'll also he giving candy canes to kidsheld Monday to get the public's views on a Cambridge/,% Property Inc. could along the parade route. subdivision plan for 180 acres of land in the go ahead now, rather than waiting another 20 The parade starts at 10 a.m. at Cochrane village, the subject to an Ontario Municipal years as the Town set out in its official plan. and Dundas Streets, heads cast on Dundas to Board hearing earlier this year. The two developments could increase Brook - Brock Street and goes south on Brock to Trent Whitby's planning committee will hold the lin's population by 7,600. Street and then ends at Peel Park. meeting at 7:45 p.m. in the council chambers After Monday's meeting, Whitbv Town After the parade, there'll be a hot time at at the town hall at Rossland Road in Whitby. staff will collect public comment and those the downtown fire hall, 201 Brock St. S., as Town staff is seeking public opinion about the from a variety of local agencies and then re - 'the firefighters hold their annual charity bar- plan, submitted by Brookvalley Holdings Ltd., port back to the committee with its recom- becue. one of two developers which took the Town to mendations. Hot dogs and hot chocolate will be on the the OMB over the timing of future develop- Cambridge/Markborough's plan is expect - menu. ment in Brooklin. ed to be the subject of a public meeting early PC The Whitby Professional Fire Fighters' As- Sue Pitchforth, Concerned Citizens in 1998. of of sociation will also present a cheque to the CATHOP \% Continuing Education Winter/Spring 198 Programs Coming Sunday, December 7 PAON'14 •'1"K NlE'V�rsUiDVEiCllstlZ'!tR>dk17B�1Ma8R Q.71»I �R �r:►r:�,e��r,rsa► s„rr�rEs J�+r�►�..1tI[i lY�e�Oar� � � fsrNtl�l,Islll/•sllJ.i1 FRIDAY, DEC. 5 BANQUET: A Christmas banquet in support of the Pine Ridge Cornmuni- ty Church is at the Forest Brook Bible Chapel, Fairport Road and Finch Avenue, Pickering, at 7 p.m. $40/person. Three -course meal, carol singalong. Free child care pro- vided. Guest singer Hiram Joseph. 1 Guest speaker is Dave Illrnan. Call 420-8830 for in- formation. ADDICTION RECOVERY: The Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 - step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This group deals with addictions of all types, in- cluding co-dependancy. All wel- come. Children's program available, as required, during the meeting. 428- 9431 (Jim). SATURDAt DEC.6 S:%NTA BREAKFAST The Clare- mont Co-opera(nc Nurscry School holds Breakfast With Santa at the new Claremont Community Centre on old Brock Road in Claremont. Is( seating R:30 a.m. to 10 a.m., 2nd seating 10:30 a.m. to noon. I-ive hand. craft and 40 hake sale, raffle. \ Tickets $5. can he Purchased in ad- vanace at Claremont General Store, Marianne's Place or by calling 649-3502 or 649-1964. NIUSEUNI VILLAGE: Pickering !Museum Village holds 'Christmas in the Village' today, tomorrow and next weekend from noon to 3 p.m., in Greenwood just south of Hwv. 7 west of 'Westncy Rd. Hogmanay Scottish New Year celebration, Vic- torian Christmas, holiday music and entertainment. A S is CORRECTION Media 1211 on sale Monday Dec. 1 - Sunday Dec. 7/97. Page 23. Women's shoe bag Sears Reg. 19.99 on sale 14.99. Should have read: Women's shoe bag Sears Reg. 14.99 on sale 11.24. Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. IgE ORIGINAL OPPER KETTLE CANDY CO CANDY MAKES THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT Delicious varieties of hand -made chocolates, toffees, brittles & candy made right on the premises to assure freshness do quality. Get lost in the sweet scent of chocolate. Sample our new creations! Great for corporate Adults 5S, seniors and students $3, chil- dren $2, families $5, preschoolers free. Call 683-8401 for information. SUNDAY, DEC. 7 MENTAL HEALTH: The Durham Family Mental Health Support meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 777 Simcoc St. S., Oshawa. . ;ply. . �,. �._ _ _ t �J �_�__ %� . ._ _ _ ��. _ �. �._..r.►_ Dec. 199i Support, education, workshops for people trying to cope with mental illness in their family. . Meetings are every Sunday, except the last Sunday of the month. Call 619-1499 (Cathy), 665-7346 (Lois) for more infornia- tion. RE;IIEMBRANCE: Pine Ridge Memorial PONTIAC TRANS SPORT BULT FOR DRIVERS" Gardens hosts a candlelight service at 7 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax for families having lost a loved one in the past year. Free candles provided. Non-perishable food items being collected. Call 427-5416 (Gary Gentics) for more information. 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To combat the ,then menace, Ripley must team up with the ,mugglers, including an enigmatic mechanic 'tamed Call (Ryder), who may be the instru- ,tent of Ripley's resurrection or the weapon of ;ter destruction. Anastasia: A mix of action, adventure, ro- Mance and music, Anastasia is an animated ill -length film about the lost Russian :princess, the fabled last surviving member of fie Romanov family. Bean: Rowan Atkinson, Burt Reynolds. luu know this comedic drill. Flubber: Robin Williams. A re -make of Jisney's 1901 movie T x- Absent Minded Pro- 'cssor. This one picks up with Professor Brainard (Williams), who misses his wedding x•hilc in the throes of inventing a sticky sub- stance dubbed as flubber. The invention leads •o lots of flubbery fun. The Full Monty: Stripping down to your .kiy%les ►s rut o:asy business, unless your idea )f fun is getting laughed out of town by every - me you know. Just ask the boys who've been ;here — Gaz, Gerald, Dave, Horse, Guy and lalmper. They've done it — Tho: Full Monty. Home Alone III: Alex Linz, Kevin Kilner. X computer chip containing top-secret U.S. defence plans has disappeared, with subver- ,ivc overseas governments offering upwards if $10 million on the black market for its re- ,:Overy. Only one other person knows the mi- .rochip's location. He's got surveillance. He's gt _A strategy. He's got guts. He's got chicken ; ox. And he's... home alone. 1 Know What You Did Last Summer: fiver have a body that just won't stay dead? On the magic night of high school's end, Julie, Helen, Ray and Barry get into Barry's new Beamer. No one sees the body that seems to fly out of nowhere directly into the new car's _rill; no one knows the identity of the crum- pled form that appears to have stopped breath - The animated full-length feature Anasta- Pickering and follows the exploits of the sia is being screened this weekend in fabled Romanov family ing. office receptionist of any law firm that would The Jackal: Bruce Willis, Richard Gere. A give him the time of day. In the process of ruthless assassin (Willis) has been hired by in- making his way in this Kafkaesque world of ternational cutthroats to eliminate someone at torts. Rudy latches onto a case that will shake the top of the U.S. government. His price: $70 the system to its foundation, exposing a multi- million. million dollar insurance scam by taking on a The Little Mermaid: Animated. 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J'.Ta 7-';%(t tt.Ta's'i ii {e�tTp.34411 � ji'i'i ?r l PAGE 28 - THE NEWS A1)vFRTISEIt tRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1997 1 it L S &�irtelfetctiNeff t Casting call Troupe seeks actors, stage help for Move Over Mrs. Markham II s for Brit comedy put out 'by Pickering Players sent the first Niiow it ever staged — Move mid-20s; Miss Wilkinson, an ex -debutante Over Mrs. Markham — and is in need of actors and actresses for this hilarious and ever - popular English comedy. People are needed to play Mr, and -Mrs.. Markham, a couple in their 30s to 40s; Mr. and Mrs. Lodge, in their 40s or 50s; Alister Spen- low, an interior decorator in his mid-20s; Sylvie, a young maid in her PICKERING — The Pickering Play- ers are putting out a casting call for their upcoming production to celebrate 20 years of providing community theatre *to the area. The theatre troupe will once again pre - Maritime music? AJAX — An Ajax nightclub will host a tie% fie Night with lots of Mar- itime music on tap Friday. The Harp & Thistle Pub will feature the music of the Men• Roberts Band. which plays a mix of new and old coun- try. '50s and '60s rock 'n' roll and down - east music. The shows begins around 9 p.m. There's no cover charge. The Harp & Thistle is at 282 Monarch Ave. For in- formation call 428-0943. Double the fun AJAX — Double Image will play its brand of rock 'n' roll at The Ne- Tree- house Friday and Saturday night. The New Treehouse is at 172 Hunt St. Ajax. For more information call 426-2789. in her mid-20s; Walter Pang- bourne, a man in his 50s; and d'T1 t Olive Harriet Smythe, the author of Doggy books 00, who's in her 50s. All of the ages of the characters are adjustable, if necessary. Auditions are slated for the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd., on Tuesday, Dec. 9 and Thursday, Dec. 11. The Pickering Players also need sup- port staff for behind -the -scenes work like lighting, sound, stage managing, set build- ing and props. Move Over Mrs. Markham will be performed Feb. 13, 14, 20, 21, 27 and 28 at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. For more information call 686-1452 and leave your name and number. THE NEWS ADVERTISER INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE THE GALA OPENING OF ee Movies, free Popco Thursdaq, December 181N Ihi1e admission and popcorn is free, a donation of per person will be -' gratefully accepted at the door to b nne it #%►x AND PICKERING GENERALl v!TAL Owwdom ow f 10 will recd e a Tax e�teipt. ry. a n our faro *1 and firalanddl MBI w PACK AN SdD p 4A5.7:30 & 9.45 (PG) � 4:45 & 7100 (ISG ' 9r QST i#a'S �� CONTACT ' 5:00, 7:15 & 9:45 (�) �WM 9:15 (PG t� CINLKLII OOLON AJAX UNLNIAf f�fG N il 5:15&7:30 (Fl Lam IT TO KAM E3 M r_la -Imp- _- .._........ -- — ...__. ..,. . _.� 4100, 6:45 & 9:15 6:00 4:15,7,00 & 9:30 8:15 4100, 6:45 & 9:30 (AA * . 1"0' 7,15 & 9:45 4:45, 7:15 & 9:15 E NEws "a 1 WRTISER � • Pick ring Sports Rivett, sports writer 683-5I Fax: 683-7363 DO'C Chargers char e 4�;' after basketball crown THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 197 - PAGE r AJAX — The Archbishop Denis 0% G,nnor Catholic High School Chargers' nior girls' basketball team begins its ,lucst for the Ontario Federation of S, hoot Athletic Associations Central- I:ast Regionals championship in Picker- III,-, today. The Lake Ontario Secondary School Vhletics champions and the number -two .rid in the Central -East Region were to meet Lakeshore Collegiate Institute of the Tri -City Toronto league at 10:30 a.m. s• play at Pine Ridge Secondary School. Scven other high school squads from the lOxonto, Ottawa and Kingston areas will ,,Iso be vying for the Ione berth from the region at the OFSAA championship in London in two weeks. As a tune-up contest for the regionals, >O'C on Wednesday scored a 43-40 win .,.-Lr Scarborough's Mowat Collegiate, hick is also headed to an OFSAA re - tonal playdown in Kitchener this week- nd. The Chargers got some clutch points :rom Nikki Brown who scored with just ..nder a minute to go in the contest to put 11b'C up by one. Candace Chapman then -.ailed two free throws to provide the three-point margin of victory. Leading point getters for DO'C were Chapman with 12 and Katie Simkins with 11. Defensively, the Chargers relied on a strong performance by Ann -Marie Bris- sett, who was responsible for covering Mowat's most dangerous shooter, Amy Larsen. DO'C coach Craig Andrews says the Chargers will have to continue to rely on their strong defensive play if they are to advance beyond the Central -East region- als and into the provincial playdowns. "Our high-pressure defence is what will win it for us;' explains Andrews. The Chargers are dedicating the re- gionals to captains Sonia Godding and Jaymie Cabanatan, and to Trish Montez who are in their graduating year at DO'C. The Chargers will face either St. Paul's or Notre Dame in the second round of the regionals. Depending on whether they win or lose their first game. DO'C will play its second contest at either 4 or 5:30 P.M. Semi-final action is slated for Satur- day, Dec. 6 at 10 am. and noon. The title game will go at 6 p.m. Pickering Panther puck -stoppers peppered photo by Andrew Iwanowski Backed into a corner St. Mary Catholic Secondary School ing Lake Ontario Secondary School Ath- Monarchs' Aaron Walker has an Oshawa letics junior boys' hockey league play in Pereyma player backed into a corner dur- Oshawa Tuesday. St. Mary won 6-2. Scoreboard_ Pavlidis, Silva, Shearer and Gaudet. TEAM G w L T F A PTS Powng 6 3 3 0 32 26 6 Etotl,ccke 3 , 1 1 21 20 3 thers Wayne Gretzk Studio 99 major y Y j Molony was solid between Pan- Y � Awh. AA 6 7 1 0 71 13 14 Al•x 6 s o 1 33 n ++ Maranon Elora 6 3 s o 32 26 6 7 2 s o 3e S2 . Scareaot Int A6 0 6 0 8 79 0 ScarD Deo B 7 0 7 0 6 79 0 novice 'AA' rep goalies Jamie Molony thers' pipes. CENTRAL ONTARIO FUNGETTE LEAGUE Woolor ch a 1 3 0 9 19 2 KMRMEOIATE Dr SION hots in three recent games before fi- ington Toros who soundly defeated the STANDMIGS As of Nov 23 I/Amdlon S 0 5 0 13 27 0 TEAM G W L T F A Pry PETITE DIVISION — WEST DIVISION JUNIOR DIVISION — WEST DIVISION Waterloo Int. AA 8 5 1 2 52 15 ' 4 TEAM G W L T F A PTS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Ostlewa 7 5 1 1 51 31 11 Kitchener 6 5 0 1 46 22 1' Carr.orK" AA 11 1C 1 Z^ '02 2' 2C Scar Det AA 8 5 2 1 45 23 11 EtoO,coke 6 4 2 0 68 50 8 Waterloo AA 7 6 1 0 58 11 12 Picowwng AA S 4 C 1 44 14 9 Hamdton 8 4 4 0 49 46 8 Wh40y AA 6 4 2 0 38 20 8 Camoncige 8 4 3 1 40 39 9 Waterloo 6 2 2 2 39 35 6 There will] be two sessions on EAST DIVISION Speers, Kyle Downing and Mitchell Y. of it>c biggest mates wren Oitario aad is mite of Harndran 6 4 3 1 50 46 9 CarnOnidDA 10 1 8 1 50 67 3 TEAM G w L T F A PTS Ajax 5 2 2 1 29 19 7 EAST DIVISION Ajax 5 3 2 0 27 IS 6 Waterloo Irnt. A 7 2 4 t 42 38 7 PICKERING — Pickering Pan- Pavlidis, Silva, Shearer and Gaudet. TEAM G w L T F A PTS Powng 6 3 3 0 32 26 6 Etotl,ccke 3 , 1 1 21 20 3 thers Wayne Gretzk Studio 99 major y Y j Molony was solid between Pan- Y � Awh. AA 6 7 1 0 71 13 14 Al•x 6 s o 1 33 n ++ Maranon Elora 6 3 s o 32 26 6 7 2 s o 3e S2 . Scareaot Int A6 0 6 0 8 79 0 ScarD Deo B 7 0 7 0 6 79 0 novice 'AA' rep goalies Jamie Molony thers' pipes. Oshawa 7 5 2 0 48 31 10 �r'r'g 6 3 3 2 3' 41 8 Wndtoy A Scarborough 7 , 6 0 +2 65 2 7 0 7 0 2 114 0 Markham Ladles 8 0 8 0 28 62 0 LEAGUE PICKERING MEN'S eA51layed and Calvin Leon faced a barrage of g In exhibition la against the Clar- play g wneoy A 7 2 a + 35 41 5 BELLE F DIVISION—11rEST DIVISION D c Resurcs �1 games played Dec ' hots in three recent games before fi- ington Toros who soundly defeated the Rnchmond Hk6 6 0 6 0 22 44 o TEAM G w L T F A PTS MASTERS DIVISION — GAVE ONE nall being rewarded with a win. Y g Panthers on two previous occasions, P Scarborough 6 o e o 9 97 0 TwEEN DIVISION — WEST DlvtslON CarlibSouth AAA South AAA 9 9 0 0 7 27 4 2 2 0 0, 7 6 4 WnsMela47 Pringles 53 vs Envoy Business Sys isms 47 Molony and Leon turned away 76 the Panthers fell 1-0. Leon stopped 15 TEAM G w L T F A PTs Oshawa 6 1 3 2 31 43 4 TOP SCORERS .hots In three contests t0 lee the p Of 16 shots before turning !t over [o g Huron -Pert' 7 6 1 0 36 12 2 7 Waterloo 6 1 3 2 35 32 4 Melanie Pnrnglas Kevin W1latker 2C. Bruce Bnard +Envoy _amts close. Their reward came in the Molony who faced six shots. The Pan - WaterloottDs 3 2 2 33 32 8 21 Central AAA , 0 11 0 4 2 0 EAST DMSION Business Systems Roger Young ,e, Jm Witnson 6. Fra [)Aver 6 form of a 5-3 victoryover the New- thers could only muster six shots on the Y c mbr AA 7 3 3 1 29 CambidgA 1 OIVIS,1014 28 so , TEAM G 6 0 T 2 P35 �Etry� market Redmen — a team that had Toros net. Pickering's work in the de - EAST Seatorm 5F8 MW Hens se vs outscored the Panthers 15-0 in two re- p fensive zone kept the score close. De- p TEAM c w 2 T F A PTS Pnckerng 8 6 2 0 so 27 12 Gee rinia Pickering 7 2 2 1 43 41 9 6 2 t 0 27 46 1 TOP SCORERS Mud Hen's Sam Terry 10. Jaen Laniste 10. Ball ious meetings this season. fencemen Kyle Vandespoort, William Whey A 8 4 4 0 49 48 6 2 0 24 24 6 Markham Hamilton 7 0 7 0 11 65 C 4 0 4 0 18 55 0 Boston 9 Gallantry Ray For 9 Chris Sheldon 6. BOO Nickieto,d 6 Kyle Speers opened the scoring for Mitchell, Guarrasi, Prebble and Chris Ajax 5 3 the Panthers in the first period, assisted by Daniel Dixon were sharp in the contest Caledon, 00 into the pool at Pickering swiun meet Silva and Kyle Downing. In league action against ; Also scoring in the first period were Molony faced 26 shots to keep the Pan- GHERING — The The high-calibre oaten at- Friday, Dec. 12 at 5:30 p.m. team captain Brent Shearer and de- thers in the contest in a 4-3 defeat. Swim. Club wilt.,, tracts top swimmers from There will] be two sessions on fenceman Daniel Prebble. Assists were Speers, Kyle Downing and Mitchell Y. of it>c biggest mates wren Oitario aad is mite of Saturday and Saaday, stttttsting credited to Chad Gaudet with his first scored for Pickering. Silva earned two t �' mtK+e �det>c aft 9 am' each day. of two on the night, Jordan Guarrasi 8 assists and Shearer one. $ 1 I>rtIt sllt�Ost: spectators are welcome. and Damien Pavlidis. Af Leon faced a volley of 36 shots by Ri h d H;11 Stars in a 3-2 defeat ter the Redmen ped the score later in the game, Panthers' Gaudet and the c mon r Gaudet and Speers scored, unassisted. Mark Gertsakis countered with goals to The Panthers managed 18 shots on the clinch the victory. Assists went to Stars' net. Pickering minor peewees' foes seeing Stars PICKERING — The Pickering Pan- MacLeod each notched a goal, Hanna scored the Pickering marker, assisted by thers Griffin Leasing minor peewee 'A' added two assists and MacLeod one. Also Watkins and Daniel D'Alimonte. Kyle rep hockey team crushed the visiting chipping in with single markers were Gillingham was solid in net Richmond Hill Stars 12-2 in a recent Craig Bun -ell, Brandon Gillingham and Team members are Michael Tadman, league contest at the Don Beer Arena Michael Tantsis. Additional assists were Billy Keith, Stephen Farmer, Craig Bur - In the best offensive outing of the sea- recorded by Chris Lovering with three cell, Matthew Gartner, Giancarlo Domin- son, Pickering was led by Michael and Stephen Farmer with two. Michael go, Jamie Emslie, Evie Hanna, Gordie Watkins, Gordie Brettell and Nolan Tadman played well in goal, facing 26 Brettell, Daniel D'Alimonte, Chris Smith. Brettell and Watkins each scored shots from the Stars. MacLeod, Michael Tantsis, Brandon hat tricks, Watkins added three assists and The Panthers earned a 1- I tie with the Gillingham, Michael Watkins, Nolan 8rettell two. Smith scored a goal and Orillia Terriers in an exceptionally hard- Smith, Chris Lovering and Kyle Gilling- added six assists. Evie Hanna and Chris fought defensive contest in Orillia. Smith ham. LEAF TICKETS WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 CHRISTMAS PACKAGE 4 Free uniform Free crests �l 50% off Classes 5 days/wk. _j% A -r r r` c W t.-4 : r a-4 a c t PAGE 30 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1997 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Ajax News Advertiser office Pickering News Advertiser Outlet 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax 1622 Whites Rd. Pickering IVL HOURS: 9 am - Spm Mon.- Fri. 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Cam (905)430-8548 Wave mes- sage. 1 Garen! Hdp 1 12,- Help CASHIER/ SERVICE WRITER Automotive background required, experience preferred. Self motivated person with above average customer service skills needed, in our busy 7 day a week service centre. Apply with resume to Service Dept., 1300 Kingston Rd., Pickering Part-time Arts & Administration professors needed. Magazine layout (*97-62) - must he a journalist with several years expen- ence in magazine editing, design and layout. Must have familiarity with all stages of magazine production, Adobe Photoshop, as well as with Macs and QuarkXPress. Ttrere are also opportunities for lwolessors in the following areas: ElecwmidMedical Transcription (097-63), Criminal law 0097-64), and Communications (097-65). Previous teaching experience would be an asset. Interested candidates should fax their resumes with references to the Director, Staff Services, t 905-721-3193, quoting the appropriate competition numhers by December 10, 1997. Educating You for the Real World. ,v BIDS COMPUTER WORKSHOPS Windows 95 - Tues., Dec. 10 - 45 pm Netscape Navigator - Thurs., Dec. 11 - 4-5 pm Internet Explorer 3.0 - Tues., Dec. 16 - 4-5 pm Windows 95 - Thurs., Dec. 18 - 7-8 pm Here's -Ale fine print Free? You fret! Why? Because we believe that once you try our Interactive Learning Lab, you too will be convinced that this is the only way to learn! So join us for an hour for coffee, a muffin and computer learning. Call Lorie at (905) 721-3328 to register; but don't wait, because space is limited. Durham College Skills Training Centre 1610 Champlain Avenue, Whitby 4W s AM _4ML1 MAC bulustres, CUSTOMER SERVICE/ORDER ENTRY Person Required Immediately lusy office environment requires diligent, self mo lvated individual with excellent verbal anc ✓ritten communication skills. Must be a fast learner and have excellent software present resume in person to: Michael Gibson TRIAC Industries Inc., 460 Finely Ave., Ajax, Ontario. ®1 General HNP 28- ZENITH Stereo Consul TV. $399 Zenith VCR, 4 -head, $179 20' Electrohome stereo TV S stand. $150. Universal weigh -rotting gym. Image 509 , f699 All mirk condition. Call 905-436-7685. A -Z PROFESSIONAL Drivers vnth at least 1 year winter dnvog exp, wanted imme- diately to run GnadaN S.A. 50000 mile radius. ICC Medical. AWract and police clearance. Excellent wages pilo fits weekly. bene. home lady Aito looking for team drivers. 905.723-6118. ADVERTISING cOMPItary needs people now for Cus- tomer serrim Shen/ Carn- pw Co-ordination and Man- apennent Trairirq a8 tali for an interview 126-1954 KAUTr SALON requires full time licensed part timetStS for 090M sryl- DoAs 723.7323 and Mar Car CIIINITUA.t ROSN 20 people needed immediately to help wo our busa y sson Full time positions only. Pay va- =1;0C f°irie 4.1951 imeigetic and flied working with dw dnv- as recgd cera own traMpo►- taeoR b wpk on ewble terr- ace truck. ser""V comaw- dal door systems. Dverftm it wr anNor IoCamlOi epi an atlselmust be ww ano$ spoken fe o0 b 00 per hpendmil; oeaxrpttnotnSWitde- km days nMUST BE BC%D ABLE RWrK fpm- bpm, ewe or Ed. 905-263- 8394 M General Help Eff General Hip 2S PEOPLE REQUIRED F0I1 AUTOMOTIVE ]INDUSTRY CONTRACT i1TI DURHAM REGION REOUIREMENTS: • Work Days/Aftemoons • Able to work weekends • Warehouse experience • Safety Boots • Transportation a must WE OFFER: • FW firers hours IeadNtg to permanent position. • Competitive Wages 925 Brock DRDd. Piitckm*W Q lAsbe is looking for an individual who is a team player and can work in a busy fast paced business environment this person must be customer oriented and mechanical knowledge is an asset. if this is you, then bring your resume to Q Lube, 23 Taunton Rd. W. Anyone who has applied in the past six months need not reapply. RURAL- DRIVERS NEEDED to deliver pens hgou to htxise in the Ajax�Rural area on Tuesdays and turdays. For more information cal 663-5117 ask for Calnaillle or Michelle Looking for enthusiastic individuals Willi ng to work Mon. -Fri. days Oocassional nights, 20.30 hours per week. In person to 1 Kingston Rd. Pickering Y. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1997 -PAGE 31 1 CsrNrs 1 1 camases 11 -' o.ye.. Avareete a D.re.►. nalleae W o.Feao awwte 1 s 1Arftwlbr 1 a DURING THE POSTAL STRIKE, FILE NUM ER OFF ES AT AINY OF OUR MAY BE DROPPED 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS OF THIS WEEK OR AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 1822 Whites Rd. Pickering (Sears Store - Ph. 683-0707 0 0 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax - Ph. 683-7 1,032 Brock St. S. Whitby (Sears Store) - Ph. 576-9335 865 Farewell St. Oshawa - Ph. 576-9335 95 King St. E. Bowmanville (Sears Store) - Ph. 576-9335 26 Water St. Port Perry - Ph. 985-2511 ffffif Gert l Help_ 1 General Hop 1 General Help Reporter wanted Port Perry This Week is looking for an energetic full-time news reporter for a 10 -month temporary position. The successful applicant will be able to work independently in a small but fast -paced newsroom, have a knowledge of municipal politics, Durham Region. Scugog Township, Macintosh computers and libel laws. A journalism degree or diploma is an asset. Send resumes to Port Perry This Week Managing Editor Bruce Fronde, c/o The Port Perry This Week 26 Water St., Port Perry prior to 5 p.m. Dec. 10, 1997. (No phone calls) 1 General Help IM skilled Help COOK WANTED. For West In - W PAI shop call any►pne &8875 - CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE 'Jews Al�vertiser re - .Jests that advertisers :heck their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser trill not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no fill ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads s limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. AS copy IS subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. o Cuor lu door fund raisers tded lex local lurid raisirp artgaign for nalk" rel .to charities. Hom are 5- 3pm mkdays No Sam re- .wred 110=96 us Can 1.00- il ESTIETICNN with in"rtence 1 nail extensions for Mural d��OrrS New Canape Shpt l PrAtmq Tan Genre. Can =otaen (4/6)9n-6818 EXPERIENCED Dry center !1d seamstress wanted. Call . rim at 725-7307. EXPERIENCED NAIL TECHNI- AN required full line also ':i lel trainag Course to s'udems in Piekerup Nail Sa- n Call Mike 683 -MM EXPRESSIONS hair design is 'ruW hiring. It you're motmaied did creative please can 666- BA6 Or after hours 430-ai20. HAIRSTYLIST with expel e'iee. to work for L'Afffudes in 'idkenng with oDportuiiN to ta:advaritxd training n L.A. Cal- Can Robert. 905-420- 1440 HEATING and Air CenAl-M Junior installer required. Please tax respite 10 905)683-0817. LABOURER with Crean licence, mechanical expell- ence an asset. Call 831-4483 between San -bpm. ask for Max or James. NO EXPERIENCE $14.49 Per hour Due to trrparsion in the DurhamRlgion. Wes are n need of inAvttklafs fo West in Public refaboll The" are manaposi- ,Appliccants � me 15 n whift BemOr cejjsam � Adra cit - mens, paid laa� M 0 Sharing For i pal (%5) 571.3532. experienced Nursery School assistant iayttired. 831-9¢48. REpu1RE self-starters to run their own food fthibil" business. Sales and serykle oriented, pan -time, retirees welcome. Phone (416j759- 1654 ext. 2. S 8 S TAINT Apq Estab- lished 1913. tleedl �Neyy tabes now We need cop t1pos, ethnics. s M town k* rale etc. Flegishijift Ne. between 10 3-M. and S pRL (906)otFriday a*' skilled Help WANTED Rough Terrain Forklift Mechanics. Looking for shop and field mechanics with experience with hydraulics and diesel engines. Call Donald or Paul 416-291-1929 Gerwal Help SNOW FLOWERS Broken required I-xperienced driver with newer 4x4 for 5c•arb. / Markham! North York Routes. (:uaranteed hours. Also needed: L)Z salt drivers. Call (4161288-0313. SPORTS hAMIDED People needed to help with Stu Se - son. Ful trariel provided in an aspects of our business Advancement available. Call Kelly 426-4955 If your not makirq SlOowk Can now STUDENTSII Earn christmas cash. No expenence needed We train you. Minimum age 10 years old. Aiax/Pickenng (905 683-8814. Oshl Whit /Clanngton (905) 263- 1093 SUPER -DIEL Take off Un- wanted Pounds 6 Inches Look Good d Feel Great 100% Natural 6 Guaranteed (905)571-5063. TELEMRRNETERS needed to Oshawa office. *am extra cash for Christmas. Morning oreverirshits avaib Up to S15AN.g A (905)723-6900. Pickering has immediate openings forCooks & Short Order Cooks. Please drop off resume to 1660 Kingston Rd. Unit 11, 1 OffNib= E94303M ROOR]MM required: AP, AR, T8, IS, I* to FRMW WAW* toes Wt - der pressure In a Bul esfa- faineef place sWfg .Iwm 13, Menu fat or de- Nver U=willtnp salary expiraatiora to ke Henderson, The Children's Group, 1400 PidaesinR• &"" Sind, Su - lee 7, LIW 3R2 fax 831-1142. No phone calls Pte• _ EVENEUM DRia help re gored for wristruction ofHa 905-985in Ajax .3Cas724. 905-427-0390 or 1 saws HOD I Agents HEAD ENC ENGINEER. "x. 1140 position, possible full rime. u S.A $1000tweek US 'licensed Mechanic req for E gppmem Rental Co For consultation for above, lax resumes to 905.720-2151 Make Extra Morey for Christmas!! Sell Avon products where you live or work - Call today. Pauline Naulls 427-4689,j Skilled JIL ALARM Dispatches required. pertartent-pan time ahernate weekerrs, responding to au- dible signals.Keyboarding skills required, train" pro- vided, call 683-6601 or Fax. second or apprenlim noo a C" top quality body shop. Mast be a team payer and so indirvabed- Only -Top Gurr need to M* Ownco IloNttA"M Falrnua e b pRlyM 0Rf1iR Operator A- Z kense required 18 month experellce, dedicated rims MW in IIS funds: Call qtly or Larry 1400446.2218. OIL Clulau CENTRE- Ful and Dart time kft achmiclan. $8 per how to start. Previous experience and - supe skills. �pp1y within. t95 WestneW Rd. S. Nae ONE MECNAMC, licensed, experienced lel nel shop: and one apprentice needed for ado repair, den shop, Will - by. 905-430-1918. ms's Y. ST. GEORGE'S DAYCARE-ChnsChlas Day Camp. Jan usfor 2 e1tCi6ng weeks. Dec. 22 es .} - Jan. 2 (st>MotY fK>idaYs elakdex>). Ages 21 n - 9 yrs. welt". 905.683.0545 ATT: CAREGIVERS, DEPT. STORES, DAYCARE CENTRES, CHURCHMURSERY SCHOOLS ETC. Are you offering a fun -loving festive atmosphere for parents to feet safe leaving their children with, while Mom and Dad experience Christmas shopping together? Do you have extended hours during the holiday season? Flexibility with pick up and delivery? Advertise in our upcoming "HOUDAY SHOPPING MADE EASY" Directory. Call Oshawa Whitby Clarington This Week 576-9335 or Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 683-0707. Fax 579-4218 and we will be pleased to assist with all your advertising needs! Skilled Help KELLEY ATLANTIC ls looking for welders, titters with ex- perience and able to rem drawings an asset. Quaidl f ons good organizational skills. tidy. able to work as a team player and good puncttu- allty References will be re- quired from Qualified em- ployees. Please forward your resume to Kelley Mantic Ltd.. 314Bermett Rd. Bowman - nee. ON LIC 3K5 or Email to kelkyividirett tom R.A. FESTERS TRUCKING re- quires 10 Professional AZ overs 1 yr exp. Glen ab- -iract We offs a Oisabiky package. (905) 434-5110. WELDER wanted Busy Ajax "^anufaclunng company look- rg for an experienced TIG Aluminum Welder with good .r,mmuraation gulls and sw :oinsory ability Excellent �4ge available Fax resume 05r1128-1790 arttmton Rick 1 Hnrprtal tin•dicar ties DENTAL Assistant 3 Recep- .:.,nist required for busy :shawa practice. Ior even- ,gs. Saturdays d Sulo ays. experience an ass; eall 34-5757 GUARDIAN DRUGS. Cour- .:cc needs full time pnaril cast, ler resume lo (905) 432- 185 HYGIENIST REOUIRED Mon - :ay and Wednesday aher- noons. drop resume on at 169 S•ncoe St N. oshaft RNs REOUWAD for hd areae. (30.40 hrs'wk I. and Casual W brat positions Must be avow and avad" 10 work eyemxngs 6 weekends Presse forward resume to Famiy Can Medica Centra. 3050 Garden St.. unit 104. W1Mby. 1R-1tN6 Attention to Mrs H Comm or fair 905- 430-6416 USING Hypnosis alio Hypno- therapy to real wren marry Af- ferent problems is a xray of tirdgkq the power of ft leer sed 10 our kites. You an use hypr- 10go smoking. lose weigm. eliminate stress. develop sed -confidence. cure insomnia. teminite fears, do- -lop good study haeill ooh - trot aches will pais, etc. You an all for an appowdff m or more information at (905) 576-6941 or 576-0738 or 435- 3491 and ask to Speak to Mary Kmakidts CDH (Certi- tled Doctor in Hyprtothell MWanted CAl1EGNM in my (tome for 2 chicken: ages 2 8 3 Part-time work, flexibility required. Hwy.2/Gerwe . References. Cal 831-2330 RESPONSIBLE, reliable naw ny, live -out to our 6 math old, from Feb.l98 Finch Whiles Rd. area. FlekrMlXs required. Cal (905)665--7124 • • Oylc✓" ARI EIR EA AREA -Daycare or before and aha school. Now smoking mother o1 two. sow pick -Ip and drop -on aiiafabte. Ca11831-0906. EXPERIENCED CARE GIVER (Westney, N. of 401) wear schools a< park - Hot nutrifsoiu moats. nc. Fenced yard, mtJorhble envirow 428-0097 LOVING DAYCARE available in my home, Fir ch/WWfte's, references, non smoker, fenced yard, daily walks. breakfast, lunch, snacks. 6 morm to 4 yrs. If Interested call CneM (905) 420-0206 MAJOR OAKS/Brogk Rd are. Mother of 2 has operkrngs for 1 Fnwood full or pan time daycare. Hot lurndnes, fenced yard b lots of FIREWOOD Rola Lumber b loving are Call Mary (905) Firewood Centre 4'x8'xl2' 427-9643 $60. 4x8 x16• $65 Estal Ished 1963 Days 705.277- Nurse/'.Nom Provides loving daycare prof. atmosphere, home ir•voted to children, separate sleep area, likely playground, Ajax, receipts 3381. Everkrngs 905.434- 5685 Free delivery to oo m area A-1 FIREWOOD. excellent rery best quality hardwood. ' Aranteed extra long time r•:Ay seasoned. cut 6 spirt Hr)nest measuremennt, free ehiery Kory Het Rrewood. 3CS-TS12246 619-9630' ABSOLUTELY THE REST mop -. quality seasoned hardwood PICKERING Beach Rollo serving rioenil Alial WM- Lovng la ycare 16 Months to 4 and Ostia," Call 12 years Dal otmngs DURHIAM FIREWooO tented backyard and park) 427-5278 . dory time, male. nu- FIREWOOD tmioumel s mi snacks Fret Aid C PR certified Non- FOR SALE smoking. nteipis 905.428- Cut. �(`•::1 4 I 144 delivered. SL GEORGE'S DAYCARE- 555/face cord. ivisibras Day Camp Join us Call Jerry to 2 "Ciel waela Dec 22 - (905)619-1363 Jan 2 (tfahfory holidays ex- FIREWOOD r. r.• eluded) AIs 2 1/2 - 9 yrs ill wl b s( -ii. mxpw iaria •RlWrrne. day ha dalivery Ajax. Pick- ermg. wMby, 683 0709 1 Arti[kn tar 1 Article for Sw Soo WHY IS THIS COUPLE ,00,5; SO EXCITED? IT'S 1200 TUESDAYS (j' For A Limited Time Only! The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser will offer a 1200 per word special on Tuesdays only to help you sell those unwanted items. (Private Parties Only). Articles must be priced less than $500x (price to be shown). To place your prepaid ad call 683-0707 or fax your ad to 905-579-4218. 1 sag "' Comer 36' STOVE S 18cu it F^dge Kenmore avocado in colour. $450 Ca 619-0767 aha 6pn ANTI Limited Editions James Lumbers. Man Ifirgslands. Carole Black, etc. etc Protes- signany trained Must sell $150 each 905466-5m COUCH A Chair with- tcn- ,r.,. ]Raman eicellel cortdt- on 5400 or best titer Can 583-9720 KING-SIZE motionless we- • -'ed with mattress cover. ^eaur caps. headboard, fol xard. $50 Oak entterrainmerl ail cath own door SSG 428- {14 30 COLLECTION im-m-lAas- Bargain Caner •er stereo news -ru-View d 1 d TUIpment For sale PINE BAR Ar.aC', 52:; 905)668-6444 Whitby 2C' r i ,nit: rem_:" $100. While stove $100 Cao 2 DRESSERS S45 soh M. (905) 619-1704 aha 5 p in love seat $45 tied soh 5295. SO( 12 toot AMhkSal Chnst- mas Tree Beautiful. Weal? b Gallen. 4 years old $75 otio 666-5175 1 Artitl•r for Sae GARAGE springs soles rollersopen- ers instal $45 New doors) openers Quality Plus Doors 416.336-0073 ,KoZr P -net stove used 2 sil -,; Paid $2200 selling for SIB00 or best oiler Call (905)-725-4494 kitchen table & rlurrs 535. 4 pc bedroom sure (from 1930) $475 5 pc pine bedroom state rbed) $395 desk M. of- ctuir $30 end tables $15 err a par wonbobe S95 Dun - an rile chairs $250. antique aesser w+m mina 595. mr- ow,wb stand S75 1905)697.3532 LEATHER posh up to 112 puce earner purses from $999L luggage from S1999 leather wallets fl $6 99 Everyminp Must Go' family Leauw 5 Points man Osro- wa 905- Z6-9630 1 Allfor 1 A"A" or 1 Article tar Sal• Sift situ =- Its not too late to send your O' HOLIDAY GREETINGS . � -. � toy our cu: -. Be part of o Christmas Gr 10 and Let tomers and friends.` J AT it Special Edition of -. 4 etin s In Memoriams ers to Santa, on: 60, V SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21,1997 > PRESSRUN 44,000 - . AL Serving the Ajax and Pickering area. ='= For more information please call, 683-0707 or fax 579-4218. •11 ✓ 8 a News Advertiser Ir '•% '-:dam r, - /fol + C'• PAGE 32 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1997 1 Arlt bs for Sale APPLIANCES. Indr 8 stove. washer b dryer Good condi- tion.$750 (905)831-4757(Mon- Fn ) atter 6 BEEF SIDES, $1 89Ab Custom cut Quarters available Gov- emmeni inspected Delivered. Buy direct from fano Great Christmas ideal Orono 905- 983-9471 CARPET BROKER. 100%. Nvion thick. plush. stain re- sislant carpet For 3rooms. only 5369 00 Pnce includes 30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe pad and installation in your home Free quotation in your home No interest. no payment tot one full year. Daniel. 1-600- 217-0104 230 230 270 ' 270 LEAF TICKETS WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 noChristine EOFrwauykas Trots Trees CARPET Free Estimates. New ardea. he carpet peOPie have tun too' Com- sfA1Ch-guarded. Spl resistant. 8226 8 ermronmemaily-tnendly PNNO&SPANDFATHER carpet starting as low as 554: ors stands. annephter. nxxtr, sq IT Wide range of Colours to d Brokers We pW. sill. complement your decor For yShop- your shop-ahhome all now, DO YOU HAVE CHRISTMAS TREES Mike 905-426-2882 FOR SALE? CARPETS - lots of carpet. ARE YOU LOOKING TO PURCHASE 100% nylonnew stain re- lease carpets on hard. I A CHRISTMAS TREETHIS YEAR? will carpet 3 rooms. $349 Our listing of "Christmas Trees For Sale" Price indices pipet, pre - CEDAR Modular electric sau- mium pad expert mstalla- will be starting soon. Please call to bin. fast delivery. tree esti- mates (30 yards) Norman fro advertise urs in this special section. P� 686-2314 Oshawa Whitby Clarington CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- This Week 576-9335 pets 100% nylon stain re- lease. carpet 3 rooms $339 Ajax Pickering 1 g News Advertiser 683-0707 (30 sq yd) Includes. carpet, Port Perry This Week 985-2511 premium pad and msula- cyte modem Wade ROAN tion Free estimates. carpet ropaors� Setting Durhamgo5 WOWSArticles; for fe fa � Suff61116.1m 1 1 white upholstery seats 6. HOT TUB ,.its Eexcellent ORGAN LOWREY Genie 98 CARPETS- Christmas Sale. cunddwv padded cover in- with De%!h E,Caient Coad, - new 10C'. Nylcn. sam rias- $1800 Can Rob 668- tion New $3500 Asking ter extra -Ice Call and save. 1d�d SIODO or Wo Call 723-1983 carpet starts at $1 221sgtt m- KEROSENE neater Aladin ••OVERSTOCKED"Freevs. cluding Premlium padirinstala- modal 05381 M V 90606 8TU-Coolers Wa!k ns Demh and bon Senor Repairs available Customer serstac- 2.300 watts $80 905-839- Dairy displays lee Cube 1357 bon guaranteed For your free makers. do 905-655-8501*'* Delivery and Installation m-ibOnne estimate au Mike Malke extra money "wen ,,,,,r--. (9051431-4040 or (416)822- peOPie have tun too' Com- -_ 8226 pee DJ equipmem. speak- PNNO&SPANDFATHER CAS N 011 DEALS 2nd Hitt CASStore ors stands. annephter. nxxtr, CLO -KS Pre Cn^r,mas Sale - d Brokers We pW. sill. "Crop" US CDs $1500 obo (905)51-4337 Used pianos Yam". Sa- mock. Kimball. Young Chp " trade 8 more Almost arty- COUNTRY . tae paid pull -put couch to, sale $250 Call 967- Aleve digital Pianos from S meq Top cash paid 133- MDVtNG SALE. Pop table and up Rpt to own targe 1755 571-2274 666-0004 0;. ,. r compact model 23 selection of gra x tether CEDAR Modular electric sau- Marler (Proweer). irdw- stat. docks from $995 and cap C ria. healer and controls in- washer. &M aril other TELEP PIANO 433-1491 ducked. upper lower. seating household Reims (905)435- TORO S,.-thnrwers new A (905)420- and light a message leave message 8194 Used good sele-nor A 2 8 4 geN 198! CAVALIER IIS, at**. uuded tot sale as s Asking cyte modem Wade ROAN CHR CIN{ISTtiIIAs SPECIALS :,n tu- OAK DnemQ Sege wma. Service A Saks. 4700 Tteck- tons tear Dogs 8 ma^,esses white upholstery seats 6. son R0 N. Brookhn 655 - lowest puce quuaneed' Lu- large b~clwa cabinet pia 9010 _.. - pp s Panmure 088 Krcq St TINY server 10-pcs $2.250 Dekv- Ostraw 905-436-0860 Ty ercd Must see' 905-263- Besne Bade r stock °672 COLLECTOR looking for an- bque lire arms and mikyra 1 araga- card 1 CashPadpad C X905-2630 sales COMPUTER Specials- Com- plete Pr•itium multi media system 5888 Dee 486 55811. hdd Ox386 $348 Coiour Axuter $98 Fax $39 Call (905)655-3661 COMPUTER CLEARANCE CENTRE Has new 166 mot mun"mema Intents rev, systems from 5999 ~ '95 Canon primers from $15900 wfo Used mplYlors gabre TRMM ROMANCE pnms for sale Star Ar"cle, Evening Skaters. Candle kqhI Strait CAN evennos(9051697.0513 1 and Sol" S %11%. TO THE BIG 0%F11 500 TABLES OF BARGAINS 1-Trkstrnas cards, gaits, craft,. ((pr+�onelain ,1,46 .. iIJector plates, ImI boxes, Dtr10[UIaIS, efle- scopes, franklin mint coBeetion, jewelry, and mulch mkvre. Final reductions up to 90% off L�'eekend bargain center. 1110 DUNDAS E. 2 LIGHTS E. OF THICKSON. 1, 26 DP 12 price new 1S from $149 14' from $129. 1 Arts i Crags IBM colors $99 USR 141 . • 1 Arts i Craps modems (new) 329 Used too 1995 OMC 314 ton 2500 cargo """ systems Exit $099 486's from $299 Exit 032 from CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE 164 Baseline Rd E 697- Dec. 6 & 7th, 1-5 p.m. 301 57 Reese Ave. Ajax 75kms. auto. immaculate. COUNTRY . tae paid pull -put couch to, sale $250 Call 967- (off Bayly, E. of Church, W. of Westney) No Tumdowrrs For into. call 426-1542 CUSTOM MADE like new roy- Ontario Motor Sales, only al due velVe sora aril win $750 Oak kitchen table arta chairs. $125 phone 721.0268 alkr 7 p m DWWNO Ring. centre dia- mond with side bnnian a and baguettes total weight 15K. appraised at $5500 never vwm 53000 Call 430-5685 STEF i MAN" Appliances portable dishwasher 5275. dryers 3175/up. washers 5175/up. 12cu fndge $200. While side-by-side. ice -mak- er, water dispenser $749. frost -tree 2 -door 5300/up. Waite sell-Geanmq stove $375, stoves $20014 362 French St. (905)432-7167 EMTENTAINMENT unit. wood. stereo Compartment with gross door Call (905) 697- 1898. Wanted kids battery powered jeep ENTERTAINMENT Centre (wood) stereo compartment too. Couch and sora $250 set, Call 905-697-8198. FfTIIESS EQUIPMENT • Heavy duty 'Hanoun' Fitness statim. Pec Deck. Knee Extension, Dips 8 Abdominals $350: FRavy, duty seated and pull down at. machine and Tri- ceps Station 8 all accessories 5300. Heavy duty flat bench i5P Call Kirk 432-1863 or 242-5°06. NEAT TRANSFERS from pho- 10graphs. Complete set up. Work from your home. Ongi- nal franchise, cost $90,000 wig sell for $4,500. 905-433- 0279. WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579.4400 HOUSE SALE MOVING Everything must go', Raby items, clIcrcise equipment, kitchen supplies Feervone Welcomed All prices Negotiable Pickering (905)619-3158 POOL Tables 8 anc 9 siale billiard tables for sale. Foal bap Call 905-420--6113 restaurant equipment. new and usedequip for saw, veal- Cavalier. 4 door. 53.900 91 Computer San! Used car iun Neerer. lines. steam table, grog rxNdt- Cavalier RS. 2 door, auto. evaluations! NEW! Test Sen- mora. • 10051 431 Sell - kettle, and more WANTED APPLIANCES Work- bon Dark blue. bra, motor re- $5,295 91 Corsica, LT , sons/ please call Rdaysl Solenoids/ LAG 4464 mg or not washers dryers bnrff aSN $3(00 or tient dl- S4'595 91 Smbird LE 2 door ISG In' Pule dttvT In- 1 Arte Wanted ANTIDUES7Ahsnburnlyl pur- chasing furniture. glass, dna (Ntoorcron d other art pot- tery), tin, toys or aN nostalgia items Decoys. tools 8 scien- tific Collections or estates. Call Robert Bowen Antiques 1905) 655-8049. Brooklm, On- tano E-mail. rbtbowendsym- patico a FOLDING WIRE. Stackable containers with at least 1 gate crop Approx 42 cubic n Con - !act Abe 683-5117 UNWANTED, scrap metals removed 580's. air cons, stoves. ars. farm machinery. 671�� meal (905)571 - LOOKING FOR kids battery powered jeep Call (905) 697- 1898 • 1 Borden 1 1 MomO les a sw 1 , 1 1 phnente or t4lNeet Drive Rent BEAGLE pups for sale Vet 1917 FORD F15/, 4 x 4, 1995 OMC 314 ton 2500 cargo checked, first shots. de- $4,995 '82 VW Rabbit, only van, new GM argot master Down payrbetms 5495 O.A.0 • e • wormed Ready to go now 75kms. auto. immaculate. 305 V-8 engine installed by offer (���� No Tumdowrrs Call Laurie 665-0191 $2995 '91 Olds Cutlass Su- Ontario Motor Sales, only White Oaks Court GOLDEN Retriever Val- preme SL. only S%ms. white, 2.ODO IuL on new engine, has Call for iyrbrnabon 686.8351 with age r+•ikg leyhaven Kennel, C K C reg- grey leather. $9.995 1991 Nissan SE. V-0. pickup, ext 3 yr. 60.000 ktl warranty, qqus extended warrartry to 100,000. Caay l 57due to �s I Whitby health istered. All health clearances. guarantee. quraramee, first shotsand and tae- .1 ab 1989 Astro, mint. 1990 kit on van excellent condi- 198! CAVALIER IIS, at**. uuded tot sale as s Asking 1 at ill 905-728-7665 ads International. $6.495 tion, Asking $17.500. (905) $75 to Mail to, scrap ars b p • • DEPARTMENT 1990 Caprice Wagon, 904 432-7326 �dN0 _ LHASO APSO pups Ready to qo Vet checked Pure bread 5325 each Must be seen. Please call Joanne (905)987- 1721 READY FOR CHRISTMAS, Lhasa Apso pups for sale Non -shedding, nonallergic. health guarantee. vet -needled House-training started. (705) 786-3124. leave message Autonhobiles 11 s for saw CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the spot financing Down mems from $500. O.A Ct s. trucks. vans 1981 to 1991 Alandy Auto Sales Ltd 792 Simcoe Stmt South. Oshawa Phone 905-720-3382. 1984 PONTIAC 6000, wagon, automatic good condition, marry new parts. am-tm cas- sette. cb, Asking $1.550 as is. (905) 728-4917 POW'R AUTO SALES INC. 939 Dundas St W. Whitby. 905 1916 IUBKMA Van, air con., 430-YY77 ps, pb. cruise control, tilt steeriH BUICK LeSabre Ltd Fully er door locks. keyless rewer mirrors. m loaded. 185.000km original. entry system, amrtm as - Good running condition, as is sere. V6. 180hp lour -speed $1750 OBD. Phone 905-576- auto trans. 45.000 km, abso- 6935 lutely mint. 725-0858. 92 BUICK Regal G S. 4 -door, 380OV6. fully loaded. show- room condition. 123.000kms $10.500. Call 905-728-3134 DURHAM MOTORS LTD. Sales and Service Repairs Class A Mechanics Open 7 days a week 36 reconditioned ceNhed cars and trucks available. 93 Bonneville SSEI $13.595 92 Z-24 5 speed $6.595 92 Sunbird 2 door 5 - speed. $3.995. 92 Saturn SC2. 2 door. auto. $6.495 91 Lumi- na Euro. 4 door, $5.595 91 Grand Am. 2 door. $4,395 91 Eagle Talon TSI, a.wd $6.995 91 Z-24. auto. $5.995 91 DURHAM MOTORS LTD Open 7 days a week 92 Blaz- er Tahoe LT. loaded. 4x4, leather. $11, 995. 92 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4x4, $10.995 90 Pomiac Transport SE. $6.995 90 Caravan SE. $5A95 90 Suburban 1500 4x4 8 passenger. 104.000 klms. $9.995 88 GMC1500 Sierra extended cab. $6.695 221 Westney Rd S Ajax 683- 7550 1 AWo Pits RIPWI ASS/ Air Bag! Engine Light On? Rough tsalling/no Sart! OSHAWA (Bloor St ) Large 2 d 3 bedroom apartmems n dean low rise building Close to 401 d GO. Parking. Avallabie imme- diatey. From 5600./month. Phone 905.576-4255, 2 A 3 Bedroom Apartments - Ap1t. 416-444.7391 2 - TWO BEDROOM for ret on a 60 acre farmhouse. $700. $900. plus utilities. Inground swimming pool rounds 1lt5 IROC Zri t rob 1905) 431-4164 fndges camping trailer. pick. er Cal (905)571-5160 OAKA•INE FURNITURE kV truck. small cu. 086 8 386 1715 NISSAN 200SX 2 dr. 5 Check out our fall SPE- Computers 6 hardware. 905- spd. pw. slmroot, 20%ms. CIALS SOLID OAK Table 426-5Mam/lm CO. 51350 as s. B31 - Sets eq 36'x54' sql Arts a '957 able clef lxtlr ext AN 4 - 1 SOLID OAK Windsor Arrow sr Cram 1916 ARIES K 4 -door. c SALE PRICE $599111 Or a CRAFT VENDORS wanted - 270'000 kms' good body. re. SOLID OAK 40X60 dol ped for new Craners Market l"- WOk transportation $1500 able dw 2x10' ext AND 6 ed at the Courtin Flea Markel Call (905)427-4980 SOLID OAK Windsor Arrow Y Soon' Call 905-436- 1917 WICK R c SALE PRICE 51199''! 1024 Regal Ltd, rio. ed. excellent /inittripr. Srmilu on all om body Wk seK amid Buffet + Hutch- Cert« 3 8 wlrear-wheel drive, only auto. $4.500 90 Corsica. $3.495 90 Sunbird GT. turbo, 5 -speed. $3.995 90 Grand Pru. 4 door, $5.495 90 Z-24 auto. 55.295 90 Grand Am LE. 2 door. $3.995 89 Firebird. $4.295 89 Beretta GT. 54.300 89 Grand Pnx I.E. 2. door. 54.695 88 8onnevtlt SSE. $3.995 88 Camaro $3.300. 221 683.75Westney South Ajax SOu a lei re- gancies7time bases/Nil ef- kd switch' Printouts' KapNuk Mobile Vehicle Diagnostics $25 Home Service. 434-8191 ".1 Snowmobiles 1981 Skidou Safari 377 Snowmobde slight. cover. low nniritage Mint Condition. Must be Seen $2200 srhow- mome & shignt. Call (905) 416-5133 2 -bedroom, 2 -leve APARTMENT with fireplace, dishwasher, b un- derground parking, Whites/Oklahoma, 3950/mo. including utilities. Call 905-420-0910 BEDROOM BUNr:AIC es Why veneer when an buy TOM SOLID OAI� A ' 16.000kms (69.600 miles) adits car, documpts to NEED A VEHICLE? POOR CREDIT? 1993 YAMAHA Exciter SX. 3 - nolo floor South Aiwa, trtsflly wpm f920 � 420-W21 We m not No A out- U -S : a -rine a nip.. prove. $3575 cerolded, make Down payrbetms 5495 O.A.0 1995 Yamaha V-max. 600 - 1 electric 1996 Arctic Cat. ZR 630-9'30 let DI ARE THE WOODWORK- TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- www rta www mdrxlhim ret/ -al[?3Nmdpr Mm offer (���� No Tumdowrrs 580. E FI E TT 1997 Yamaha 3 BEDROOM man floor. IteG 905-985-8774 ed SM.. 1988 Ford 1`150. 1917 Okis Delta 88. grey 2- dr pw pb p seals bel Warryty avatabw. XTC 600. eWrWjreveM, Whowsaw - 181it'i'1C'111A Oshawa. laundry. everything in.a..,f.a ri.... .....,....,.- Loa i pain, 180.000 USED loves 200 and up. 1 F km SM pop 905,666,5175. used stoves $200 and up. used washers $250 dryers FEMALE Call 3 2 kittens '••e I= MM Cemury Lid. 381. $125 and up New Draw fume to good home CAN Sharron loadeo. many now parts. trbdges. 16 c 5605 New 426-2312 $1100 905-436-7126 DCanid Nuri 30' stoves .5449 I OST - rra.rr �..a .. •. w moi. Can from 1964 so 1991 i J Auto Saks 905-420-9056 1547 Bayly SI PKYenng •RIVATF COI r Fcnnr . 5255 Stepherisa,-S Ap �. ttprll OtJ Discovery Say area on Sun. '� vale cu.wa ailVrenie rebuilt head. new brakes. Uhed 1979 Corvette. TS. needs cosmetics $6500: 1980 6500rebusit. ponces 227 Court St. Ostia- lea. 576 7448 urease a 686-2578 ores. struts, ex,,..nt condi- tam /65,000kms $3600 as a POrsCtht 924. Florida No tum downs. PeulSuppkee/ I C (905)623-7767 al $00001 1990 Beretta GTZ loaded $4000. 1909 Simard WATER, i1 m COIKMI Cal 9105-655- 711106 /7q Sunbrrd. tike. aunt, air. GT Convertible 107 kms. load- vnm me este. smile i/or bot waDrany. ill lowo- ea lots of extras. Asiung amrtm stereo, $usoof. stow. ed SM.. 1988 Ford 1`150. or your voter, we can hdp RABBIT. "" ':; good home Comes � no,wiped rouugh body. runs WW Call for iyrbrnabon 686.8351 with age r+•ikg $1800 obo 2301(. Dave 915- thine $1400. Pal 728-3120 or 686-0234 after 5 p m Caay l 57due to �s I 7614. CN 718-5321 AMonehoOiMs • 1 Arts ii Crafts 1 Arts Craft 198! CAVALIER IIS, at**. uuded tot sale as s Asking 1 at avA>�attfor abe SIM, 2 432-8481 9/. 5M1111o. plus u UNfies.. fridge, heat in a M. pont. ". • i1 $.°00 571-5191 $75 to Mail to, scrap ars b p DEPARTMENT lie Package: 4.3 L, auto, aril trucks or any oOnhdKti0n1 tell• �dN0 k. _� � 11 � a °r 1 r 1847 CHEV Cavalier, 4 -door. a/c. stereo. excellent des 24M prWttSgn ll pick- W Free T Rouge Vriry S=PATRIC=KCHR1=S RAFT SALE curhWtion. 126.000km cedi- tied. t $3.695 all 905-666- ( _ a Saturday, December 6th, 10 am. -2 p.m. � 2449 57 k,ome anc see our Deaumw carts "bake goods 210 Delaney Drive, Ajax 1711 DODGE SIMDOW. 2 5 L, very good condition 5 speed. (1 block east of Church on Delaney) $1.0000Aa,.dmiissioonn, air. 168 K. priced to sill M 52.500 (905) a39-969° mak. ate. Apiwrd�X.air. 9os s79 5514. vey up to $5000. Can 886- structed 3 storey door. 5-spe11912 ed No tum downs. anvlm stem. 163K, mom DECORATIVE FOLK ART condition. 311.500 certdied CHRISTMAS SALE Cal 9105-655- 711106 SAT. DEC. 6- 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. Carman. kill SUN . DEC. 7 - 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. waDrany. ill lowo- ea lots of extras. Asiung 49 HAWKINS CRES. AJAX uie� (905) 619% A potpourri of hand painted country 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6, gin collectibles, ornaments, miniatures and abs vA ww. p^nx*• security holiday accents for your home. systfestive 95.000 highway kms °Dnew Lots Of pre- arcs 8 brakes $12.900. Like loaded, brand new transfer new. one owner C 905.683- brakes, slidrg rear window, an ldortuaion NKMrt THURS. air, IN. canine, amrtm, alumt- DEC. 11. 7 p.m. Appicatilm 3020 19% KR 1N dirt bike, mint condition. $2.200 Truck - 1983 F-150 mgt, must be seen, low mileage, 55,200. (905) 668-4695 1997 Grand Prix GT red, 4 door. CD. Rattier interior, loaded. 6000 km. $25 900 A 8 A AUTO- Cars, trucks. boats We pay $80- 510.000 Can on Ift spot Any tan uy yprrsCallt�arind3py hint. 24 hou. 7 days. tan spvice 905 686 5003 car 905-706.5234 A ARBA AUTO Removal - Cash for ars. Quid( Rng1Q1. (905)426-0208 MY SCRAP Car or Truck warned. compete or not. Top Cash pad free flick -up aN (905)261-8831 AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap Arty con* lion. any age, Ira removal in the D~ Region. cash pad Also needed. '75 to '87 Chev or GMC pickup for parts. Call &m"y1line, Oshawa 905- 431-W7. 80 SID DOD. Billiard. OW - lent condition. $800 or test offer at Moto Ski Ultra So- nic. grit runner logia or best ine 905-966-4148 John 93 MACK t Ski Doo. great shape $3500 or best otter Cal 705-786-3960 Sam 1 Reia`ehm'r 1986 21 FT Cdahon motor home. duet fuel. air eon on roof 48.000 meas. new ores. certified 513.500 firm, a 905-579.1812 • 11 Aja.rtnrnte 1 i 2 BEDROOM apartments in Oshawa most beauMW kWding Can IOr into 905- 723.1009 OSHAWA t bedroom ap Albert and Jackson area. Ck)W to ail alwereties. hw. hydro mcuded. NW /mon M- ly Availabhe Jan 1 Firstilast roared . 434-6311 Nave MUSS e 1 BEDROOM afaartmat. PKckkening 4 appitarrss- $733 . UbkbeS (416) 444-7391 1 -BEDROOM Basement aparlmem. Osta". new 4pc bath w/pcuzn. separate en - tram. pata". WNI&Y. utib- ties included. Jan 1st. $600/ norm. Istitast. no pets. 905- 434-5431 1-BEOROOM, Oshawa dean Quiet triplex. nice area In- cludes tndge, stove. WiNUes. parking, targe private yard. No dogs please 5550 /mo all 90s 576.6247. .once. 000 per mp (410) n4-9967 A LMGE 1&2 -bedroom ex- ceptionally dean apartments Apmerr Oshawa. from $625-5755 �Pkke^dge wm all Fant" is 905.42} 77. AJAX 2 bedroom. walkout basement. very bright, sepa- raN a tralca. piling. law - d_7. excoBOAarm. 4 pc 1IM, 751 Ca 0lra686.13% dro lived DM AJAX 2-bodroom. Mparale emrance. Claw. 4 appliances. iia IlM no gets. non-smoker. Available immebaagy $an n*0 Call 683-94M AJAX, Immediate ppout- s,on, Delight 2 -bedroom w A - out basement so" fresli parted 5750 a Oarrs Mor- aurron group Pwaage. 1-9 500. or 428-161°. AJAR Spacious, WOK 1 -6e6 - room basemdrt apartmpt Ir clu des uNkrues. separate en- trance. no pets. rdn-smoker Gose to 'M;93 ole AJAX. large 1 -bedroom kuru ry Condo overlooking Wk. 24 hour securt r. ANadable Feb 1. utdftxs F t/last p�fl/t enceS. (905)683-4236 AVAILABLE MEDIATE - Ly, in W" Apt, buddig, spacious. Carpeted, newly nt paed. with balcony. close to bus, otoppirg, all ubkties krduded. tirstAilst required. no pea, 1 bedroom $675, 2 bedroom. $775 3 bed- room 3840., Cao 430- 0134. CASH FOR CARSI We buy NoIITN OSMWA Extra lupe AVARABLE JAN. 133. used vehicles. Vehicles must 1 6 2 bedrooms) Large bal- Bachelor apartment, 5500, be in r5 op corre�to. Call ll cony Building las been under Also� 2bedroom � ndusiveaWmerd, management c 1 year 7M2969 or 721-0631. Bayly SL East. Aix at now. aria K a very dean and MURAO AUTO SALES. gird bantling. 5598. 8 5698. Colt 728- 4136. ___ Utilities. cable. $CRAP CARS Wanted, top ducked. Available paD�mber NA111111110M prig paid. Same day pick 1st and January 1st. Phase Beautiful, nervy con- UP Also ars for resale, wit WE FINANCE *AUTO LOANS* EVERYONE 9os s79 5514. vey up to $5000. Can 886- structed 3 storey cruise, 7 passenger, Hwy. No tum downs. m1. AJAX: I -Bedroom basement. elevator budding in Kits. excel, condition. Certi- First time buy- Separate entrance, ful bath Throb room. 4 appliances, suits sin -Harbour. fied $3,600.00 1966 K Arles. ers, bankrupt. 1 lite prdas-w. $600. month From $925/month M low KM, $1200. call 905434 - bad credit; no inclusive. Nwsmokintqq� no plus utilities. 1830. credit! If you INS 8006E 150 I.E. full-size IBIS. January 1st 663-1332. I/98 OQ4'Q°^cY -up. Orignat work; you drive! Dick 128.000km.. Anot. GREs COOP. 250 1976 GM pick up 4x4 fitly Lots Of pre- 318. power staring, power ptN�op St. E. Whitby i hadkg Call 905-372-1110 loaded, brand new transfer OWned brakes, slidrg rear window, an ldortuaion NKMrt THURS. air, IN. canine, amrtm, alumt- DEC. 11. 7 p.m. Appicatilm Case, everw" works s195o. vehicles to bedroom W MM � Above nual wheels. $4000. Cal (905) � r 2 985-1139 Choose from. SPECIAL avA>�attfor abe SIM, 2 432-8481 9/. 5M1111o. plus u UNfies.. fridge, heat in a M. pont. ". FINANCE New appliances cable TV in- SMmonth, no polls. tag ION CHEV S10 to ngbox, Ta luded. (905) 0611-2248. DEPARTMENT lie Package: 4.3 L, auto, aril SHERIDAN CNEV k. _� � 11 � a °r 1 r �-706"64 fiMiint � A rid OBO 905.823-0°7 1. N CMAVAN, SE IIAO litre, *AUTO LOANS* Auto Dealer will arrange cruise, 7 passenger, Hwy. financing even if you Kits. excel, condition. Certi- have been turned down fied $3,600.00 1966 K Arles. before. Loans available low KM, $1200. call 905434 - for no credit, credit 1830. problems, and bankrupt- cy buyers. No consigners 1976 GM pick up 4x4 fitly needed. loaded, brand new transfer JI "5-5'MIM Fra tla Feld Scalp Lit. 1 Case, everw" works s195o. IL 985-1139 tpyrmNnta a a I ( Rat OUNBARTON AREA - one luanashelf 5nt m1 stud- ,,,, 5500, Includes utddies. est • 839- 7857__ OSHAWA OLIrenovatted Drighr newt' droum. laundry. parking. plus utiflits, Available st hrst/last. (905)436- t b 7 BEDROOM apts Avail- . immediately. Dec. 1. or start - at WO b350 w buildi Malaga. No pets Can ( 9057- 6724 AVAILABLE NOW, small one ..00m .n quiet apartment ;e. s,,taDie for single, 5 `i per mo everything in - lid Phone 571.5291 for ...pmahon and viewing ap- anow SPACIOUS well maintained 2 ;room Jots Ava.. at 900 t pa Glen St Some with aim closetspaint provided. se to schools, shopping lire. GO Station. Ulnihes luded call 7284993. CENTRALLY LrgOd-AOsitaea De 0n apt lable ist b Jan 1st. $600 ,...ge First d last, n0 pets. ckweb Really Corp. 723 5 OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt •shry decorated. ONW and mcoe area Close to an u ntes. heat. hydro kchd- 3620/monthly Available c I Laundry available in tsemem First/last re%*W L14-6311 leave (Message. CSIIAWA wpposne GM plant) irge and clean 1 -bedroom i,C 2 -bedroom 5650. Phone 888-749-2738. Pager 416- :1 ,cKERMG very don large Dedroom buntaparlmev yarate entrance SrRh pro- ssioral women Laundry. rkmg Cable. bd15 kiehnded. o0,mumtuy, No Strip q or is Brock rd B H" 2 :16, 747.1399 or (905) 426- 86 'ICKERING - WHITE -S and 'enc' available immediately leamfd bright one Oeboom ipartmll no polS. non ;moiler mature single person ,relented %00 per mo. (905) i39-1200 aH1TE•3 STROUWS tans. arge bachelor *A M I . eparye entram. 3 pe. bMt. X10 indusive Mug. rew- nces non smoking no pas. i3t-0909 PICIIENNG LrverpooVKng- ton rod 1 bedroom base - 'rent apt raiseff h negow, tparate entrance 6 drive - ,VY AC cable. 4 appliarc- s $550 inclusive Available an 1 (905M9-2464 BEORDOM basernew in Ouse utilities parking, pro - .ate bath and txmranee. nom mker no pets. January. 5,'5. tirsviai Pickers ng 831- 271 BICKERING, Finch 8 Liver. OCA freshly renovated 2 -bed - )0m basement aparurAm. eWrate entrance. no pets. rst/Im. $675imomh Cam I0509-8597 aha 6p in. DICKERING. Renovated 2- edrpum Desement, private live, fenced yard, walk to 0 s750/momN inclusive ;ralaw immediately. 1.aw- 78-7588 ext 221 Durncan. SOUTH AJAX 2 bedroom +Wrimeni living d dntinq, S65(/na. Credit check is a II, Please Call 905-619- ,618 or 416 -1)d -Inas tong Family Em :rot at 280 Went W. Large 2 BIR sy access to sd ncludes utilities. dies$ Community spirit. Call MS) 721-8741 urrtm SSM, Iowa Farmhouse, we use of barn and arena on 60 ase qndh, 10 m mein. north d W1lihby. :905) 431-44CA VERY large 2-111drm, 2 -bath, P enthouse available Jan- 1St 61100 /month plus optonal garage All uUMieS, .able, tndge. stove. dYshl.�lter Int chided Shoff walk to 06H. Call ParkLarle A01s 905-725- 5900 days, 905 {35 8166 evenings. WESTSHOR VtEV- 1 bM- r0om basement apt- Private entrance, I , f10ve 11111116- lies. par' rig - a last Referetres, r on smoker Cal 839 485/ WHITBY one be Christian home. Shared laW dry, $550 includes utilities.Available immediately $�p� entrance, p(ply W 726- 2611 WHITBY, new flumish", Dight completelyself-coR- ained 1 -bedroom wafkput Wsemem apartment, Cable parking. Ttkckson i Dundas area Suitsingle non-juvoiser "� 1f I SW al lndu s vee M L M1 WRrnrs ► Rem WNfTBY, small, bright, 1 - bedroom apartment in 6 -pix, available nmm Hely 1575 morthly, utilities included, lirsVbst. (905)623-2200, Bownanvitle. WHY rem when you can own your own tome for less than you think?!! Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep, Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. '9905) 668-3800 or (905) 656- 3211. 1 Howes For Rem S t -1 A Absolute Affordable WHY RENT. OMIN YOUR HOME FROM $685/I1111"Nfl FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE 1905) 571-6273 14300-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty ABA DABA OU We have a home for you $500. down Choice - 6 months free or free kgals or reduced mongage rale From $7501momh all in- clusive. Income requirement from 527,500. gross. Can Ken Collis. Coicwell Banker (905)726-9414. 3 .1 BEDROOM . on 1/2 acre hI I, in country lot in Hampton. $900. first Ii test. plus utilitieS Available Janu- ary 1. 905-966-1087 after 8 Pm. 3 -BEDROOM country Home with ham and drove shed. Only 15 MMUes 10 Nax/Pickerinq $1400/mionifn. Mailable nm - me"*. Ed (905)649-14" COUNTICE- 3 bedroom de- tached with garage Malabk ww nsdraky $995/month . utlHks. NO pets. Can 905- 721-0425 aver 6 p m. DETACHED HOUSE for rem in Port Elope Two bedrooms, large master bedir m, hard- wood lopes. targe eal-in kilcnen. nilly ...orated throughocr. dwc. workshop in hvieRNm. OW heal. Avarl- atWe Jan 1. 575ormo . um. FirsVlastoderences 665- 7814 LARGE 3 .1 ln.droom OSW wa semi. 2 banwooms, rte room, krnI yard. $875 plot Wt. FfrslAasl, 7g5-437.3613 DSIMWA -Lovely suety 4 - bedroom clean family borne. Solecism. 2 Daft. hardwood Moons. 9' csirgs, Ireri.fl .Dors. gas Meat. Private yard- ctMd uk I -, Jan or bo litesponsiblie applicants. rekrel 1104 PIC MMS. Dunbarion Rd. Strait semi detached, 1 112 bWroonr hose Ava"Ift k imnawdmftty 5620 plus utift- Iles. 905-655-4722 or 905- 6261524 PICKERING, LNefpool/fincfi, 2-taredroom basement apart- m.m, separate a trams, no Savailable immcdiatty. 750rmaNh firniftst. Can (905)831-0326 PON PERRY (Caesarea ) 2 - bedroom plus Ion, pit nmko- deled. Lake view on quiet street, available immedutey. 5900/morah. (9D502-6650 RESPONSOU ppetople, i.n.d- ren welcome No pets pre ferred. 3 bedrooi hinng- room, dinngroom. kitchen. 2 batMooms. carpets fresfNy deaked, fleshly painted in- side f850. utl. ON furnace. 1strill 1-800.427-5973. A GMT DEAL. 3 months Free! Own you own home, 2 d 3 bedrooms, relurbshed. 4 new appliances, no money down OAC. Starting at $72.900. Auelia Rasarnu. CoMiudl Banker (905)728- 9414 or Tot. (905)427-3804 old 201. LNEMDOLJMYLY, 7 min. from Saftiough. 3 -bedpan maw BJH. 4paaplpolramm, ces. eal diale. $1050 ohs otitis. (416) 283-35B0- VMWM, Modem 2.000 S4.11L. 2 Story. 2 car garage. vat; air, gas dishys".. Thiekson/ JNLI0MOOImo.Avai1. Jab.1. 066- M Tosmhoom M For PAO fes. WILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 CoU orae St. E. Oshawa- Dec. 8 Jan. avail- ability. 434-3972. NOW RERTNO: 1100 Oxford St. Oshawa. Townhgmes avail" imrttedalely. For your convoience the office is open Tures. 8 Thurs. 2-5pm. Sat. 8 Sun. 12-4p rl Or for mac hdamow cal Pat 905- 579.1146. TAUNTON TERRACE Town- houses, 100 Taudon Rd. E.. Ois awe- Dec. Jan. Feb. occu- pMuty. 436-3346. ' 1 a I Houses or Ran $1 - IA Aburlute Affordable! SICK OF RENTING''„ WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month Appliances and Window Coverings included No down Payment???? DB Discharged Bankrupt???? (905)571-6275 ort -800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep Sutton (croup Hxcel Realty Inc. affSI>•ca I Roams for F.r Rim' Rat 12 STALL BARN, and arena BOWMANVILLE- Liberty/401 Furnished room available lot for lease or rent on Hwy 112 working person quiet. dears, lust north of myrtle. lots of TV cable. parking. shared Pastures, new fencing, quiet bathroom, kitchen d living sing (905) 985-5237. room $85 weekly Call 905- dry. store 8 buses dose. $450/m0 tirsyUst 686-8202 697-0750 a Rooms Indge. stove, parking, non- for la Rao ROOMS ROOMS FOR RENT - Har - 5400 , 345o/mol No AJAX- Furnished room in Pets/non-smokers preferred. basement. Separate entrance. Call 428-8634 or 420-0401 includes parking, cam' laun- dry, share facilities with one ROUGE VALLEY Area,fur- Jur- offer. Available /month. lye mshe0 room m clean uet non smoker. 2400/month. Call home suitable for emplyed o (905) d27 6932. non-smoker Bus. parkin *rate bath. garage. $5501month inclusive. Call (416)284-3858 Hitchen ladldies, references and monthiv. H dro 905-509--2459 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1997 -PAGE 33 r11I '.tell,.;-:••, r. t.s--.r-r ErarAle:i I-off.t-a-ff LE 1 aRelief MMMEEL- PAN a 1 PAM or a 1 Aecommoerten In_ e l csatisfied &is IFOR�REM11iIT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 OSHAWA 4 Months Fro Rem III- 850 sq 2nd nr $550. 600 sq. main $500. 300 sq. It across from Osh Centre. BOO 2nd fir $500 1,200 sq. ft. 2nd floor 1.600 sq ft mam. Call 434-2447 or 655-4132 KIM ST. W. Oshawa - 6,000 sq It 2nd floor 3900 5.000 a it basement $5 00 Call Walter Frank. W Frank R E. 576-4111 ONLY ONE LEFTI 565 sq h a I owns a a pons or I lure, working female we l- come, non smoker.mu51 bNI- Dffice Unit second dor, goo0 Simcce Sunni i9^rth Chawa) Rat Rent dogs. pets possible d com- location: parking available. Utilities included. CLEAN OSHAWA OSHAWA I working gentle- DatiWe. palling• cable laun- Available immediately call BRIGHT HOUSE h,rnished. quiet room dry. store 8 buses dose. $450/m0 tirsyUst 686-8202 905-576-5123 ask for Bob or Kathy Whites Rd. S. Indge. stove, parking, non- , smoker. no pets. Sao weekly TAUNTON Adrrhickson. New PROFESSIONAL OFFICES - and 401. Rooms 15IAast Jan tst Waller 434- 3 -bedroom house to share Located at 187 King St E Nle for rent B&B 7532 from owner 5 appliances. pro- nave a section consrshng of 2 avail.; weekly a Shw9d *rate bath. garage. $5501month inclusive. Call (416)284-3858 small offices 1 large office. large reception office plus me and monthiv. H dro I onvnodatm WHITBY -upper halt of house oof furnished board romam)W and staffsonre welcomer CENTRAL Nhilby, large Jrc- working perpreferred. $90 iinIu- very close t Downtown n Oshawa Pease call Martin 420-0042 Conan home. very clean, sive 666.8012 Real Estate for viewing at 1 - seeking non-smoking profes- 800-667-1313 toll free arry- AJAX. clean quiet none for sional. close to Ous Large Tinge responsible tenant Share roans $42Wmath includes SELL IT NOW DESIRABLE LOCATION Man n, lawdry and loth heat. hydro. cable. laundry. CALL floor office space 850 sq n Bus.lutch Bus. G0. 401 S350/month. Avail Immed. (416)599-4962 $1000 month inclusive Mary lstnast Abstainer Imme- 683-0707 Anne Murphy. Associate diatey Pat (905)619-M Broker Royal LePage (905) 566-1333 ae INSIDE of OUTSIDE storage available for cars. boats. trad- ers and trucks For sal barn beams Call (905)-987-1303 MINI storage units. Oshawa location Single and double units available Easy access. 5100/month (905)725-9991 ' Units INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwi!!ew, i031 -„ 'c aNiw warehousing. S325 sq If net Available Dec Call (905)579- 5077 after 5. (9051571-3281 . • I Florida lye. RORaIs CLEARWATER,fv,sned mo- biles heated pools. hot tub. tennis. minutes to Blue Jay baseball, NHL Hockey NFL Football. DoVHorse track, beaches and major attrac- tions Children welcome Pho- tos avia'ade (905)683-5503 T pI Pickering Standard Church (Methudist) Brock Rd. / Hwy. R7 Sunday School - 10:15 Worship I I am.. 7 p.m. Wed. 7:30 Bible Study, Bible Club for Children and Youth 428-6102: 66" 148 Amberlea Presbyterian Church 1820 Whites Rd. N Sunday Services 11 a -m "A Special Music 8 Drama Presentation" Sun Cec •» 839-1383 Rev Y_ Y • - - Sunday December 14 6:00 PM Children 6 Youth of PPC present: AN OLD FA940M Saturday, December 20 7:30 pm 8 Sunday December 21 6:00 PM PPC Choir presents the Christrnss muslCdl: n Abor tion of E C--- of tlt$S Christmas Eve Candlelight Communion Service 7:00 PM New Year's Eve Service 10:00 PM to Midnight Everyone is wle/cwne at PPCI_ IP to Church of Your Choice CII1I1RC11 01117 4(:1IRIS-F 4::F--nAR S -r-, AJAX, 6443 -2 -*77 1 street north of 401 - wast of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. a: 7:00 P.M - WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M. Watch "Key to the Kingdom" Thurs. morning, 6:30 a.m. VisionT-V- Cable 59 Free Bible Study Course MEW LITE CONM UXrrT CHURCH, Audatonurn, Village Ret. Centre 1955 Valley Farm Road, Pickering. 10:30 am-, Advent Worship Service iavolvlu j our "fi)11111111iff" girls cluet Ne==e! Contemporary Worshapl Nursery and Sunday School! John Veenstra, 416 618-5287 I! „ SI JTILL<IDEW0RSN1rCENTRE PR£'SEIrTS A CHROWW AS 1,L'USICAL/D LAMA - A SEASON OF LOVE - SATURDA Y DE/U-YRER t TM 7:00 P -1114 - SUNDAY DECEIMER 14Th, 6:00 PJI. FRE[ ADGHMMM 55 EMPEROR ST"FT, AJAX (AT BURCM A ROAD) 905 ♦1t8-1965 ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAP 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village 683-7311 FAMILY WORSHIP - I lam Sunday School - Supervised Nurser "Christmas Carol Festival" featuring Junior Choir xlnday December 7, 3 pm tAinister Rev. Ken Rowland EVERYONE WELCOME 2000 years later, ChiristiafiiWsbigg&st wnTCAMOn is still _the Lions. <�r reel -, iw, ..,. s •+� �.. [ T.rw - #.1,._. _..n• -J v . -+r ..w Thr 'Ounbarton-Fairport C:PUd Church DL,nbur'Gn KC., PICKering 839-1G7 i (north of Kingston Rd. - west off Dixie Rd.) Advent Services: Sunday, December 7,14, 21 9:00 am - nursery available 10:30 am - nursery & church school Christmas Eve Services: Wednesday, December 24- 7:00 pm Family Service 11:00 pm - Communion & Carols PAGE M -1THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, I"Y I . 1. III,-.._. . 0-..rf1 lel - I . 4 % - I . '.t S• • .f f 1 ri •.• S 1 t 7 / S / I I .. L / I• :e I t / • 1 r k/ •r . rt 1 .4 I P 1 1 ~- "�"• H011 1 1 or omn Lots for Sall lots for SW Lab roc Sall . . for Sant for Sal Lots for SW • 1 At1t tld/ts • 1 Aft i C11Wa • 1 Alai Cnift AJAX BEAUTY, only $243,900, luxurious 4 bdrm., 2 1/2 baths, over 2600 sq.ft., 50' i 150' fully fenced in lot, 4 appliances, upgrades & extras. Private Sale thru Smart Seller, call 905-428-3032. and in excellent conailpn lame for Private sell. A 5 bed- room upgraded de -touched Dugalow home that is in im- rrgculattecondition Foust basement. new roof. new m. !parid swimrt0 pod eqw meld. all new alumnum- storm windbws and doors. se, auty system. new high-ew aercy furnace. Central air condniorrng. anached car ga- rage for one vetuck. bub -M bar. two kmcherrs. two bath. morins. dose to amendues arid oshu.v Center can (905) 435-7491 bran app0.tn1OM PERFECT for young family ImmacuWe 4 Oedroom moms M I , ", Norm ww Iba- hon M Oshawa 450 sq n ufuster O, - . fabulous Casement apartment. sqw rate entrance rimed for $600 Ilomnt Wit carry for under $700 at 1000 rafts Pno d at 5769.900 for agpbrinfrem d 5714~7207 TNODUMS OF hornet available Ivuncung argrlge0 o a c . no lees b buyers Let Options Reamy find one for you 433--4623 Lots for Im sw 34 SCENIC ACRES last trout SLUM . Newcastle Only S'5.000 Waller Frank. W Frank R E 576-4111 �r•1' b Lend MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick without going banlmlpt or " ganrslfetd. Everyone accepted regardless Of credit rating. Call for free mhl ton 905-576-3505 StudentIbam elcurdtd. OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT LS SUGGESTED THAT YOU IMSTTWTE THOROUGH- LY KFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. 1 lbrtg.g••. rwnrn1rce MORTGAGES '3ood, bad ani: ugr, Financing for any pur- pose. rates from 2 99% An app caboms atapMd Com- munity ttirtanoal services 666605 . Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. SALE Of SURPLUS PROPEBTi' Reference #P-97-01 Sealed Bids will be received on the following property, which are surplus to the Pickering Hydro -Electric Commission needs. • a .915 acre parcel of vacant land on the south Side of Sheppard Ave. between Whites Road and Fairport Rd. The property is 200'x 200' and is Zoned R3 by the Town of Pickering. Further information on zoning is available from the Town of Pickering Planning Department. Bid forms and information regarding the exact location of the land may be picked up at the Pickering Hydro offices, from Ms.Diana Hills -Milligan. who can be reached at 905-427-0791 Ext 201. For detailed information please contact John Wiersma General Manager Ext. 200. The Commission reserves the right to negotiate with the highest bidder or to refuse acceptance of any and all bids if insufficient interest is expressed in the property. Bids will be received at the Pickering Hydro Office at 1920 Bayfy St. until 3:00 p.m., Thursday, December 18,1997. Bids must be accompanied by a certified refundable cheque in the amount of 101/6 of the bid price. Pickering Hydro -Electric Commission 1920 Bayly Street Pickering, ON L1W 3R6 Don't F"rget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone operators are available for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Acl Please Call 683-0707 AIMKA ANTIQUES Is Open Longer Hens dr On SUN - days • for Chrishnas! Unique Gift Ideas.. 109 Old Kingston Rd Unit 6 Pickering ViUage Ajar. 426.2888 AUCTION, SAT. DEC. 5 AT MYLES KING AUCTION HALL, 33 HALL ST., OSHAWA 3 door almond refrig- erator. Kenmore almond' washer and dryer, 2 pc. chesterfield suite, 5 pc. oak table and chairs, oak end and coffee tables, leather chair and otto- man, wrought iron queen size canopy bed, an small refrigera- tor, (like new), maple coffee table, china cabi- net. 6 pc. patio set, lazy boy chair, park bench, rattan stacking tables, signed prints. dresser and chest drawers, beds, 1985 Chevette, 103,000 kil.. automatic, certified, portable Mor t.v., lamps, antique glass and collectibles, all cons' ments welcome. Sales every Tues. Thurs. Sat. 6pm. MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-6751 • 1 Ponlanls CHEATING WIVES - ON- TARIO PHONE NUMBERS 7- 9OD-451.5566 M 229 :3 4W mm touch %are. 16 pus ANYONE WHO wuhntssed ale accident on Tuesday. Dec. 2 at apprw 2 45 If M. new ft Rbsstard and Stowa/rf tn- fert4Csbn in 0-0 - The ac. cideutinvolved a Ford Escort Hugon. Taupe cola IM a While Plymouth. There also was a yoanp bl0y M low car Please cal Michele Picard at 726-6356 or 663-7713. BONEO ONTARIO HOUSE- WIVES - names a private plprfe nifflil s. 1.900451- 39M en 660. 53 2%*A. must be 16. T-1bne. 1 1 Improvanferfts : 1 Oe�ore�tn : Mov.q a srorq. : ■b•bw A sk to• Part" s«ria.t Party savlo.a 1 W& PAMTMG ilk PLASTEfi4#IG -roil pay wfNn You am satisfied! -Frog esunow! Call ka at AN M for Grarmas. MW +aP�stuioco cn�r.c (aerlBl81 B� pdTfg Top quW fvork at retson.blee whom 20% Off for SOFNM Cal for a FREE Eserrktle 404-1449 Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 m•Ms i SWAM Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. CompComparable rates. Cab 1I-IM263-5836r MN;IIIALSIIO am" Houses. Aparonwr-, omc- es. Aplli.nrxs and Pfarp SpadaY:>z. Now we have fNafd sbrape urMs. Sutrror and Mia Mon.h Discounts. Licensed. sired. Free Es - WNW. Ea"" serries. can as -7716. 13110garu raft, homat, oft". apt, t. FlarPWk q =. 1o*N WRI11111901 TOUCH No time to clean? We offer millydoW and sawlemd cleaning services. Mention this ad and receive 10% SCHOOL ANrmill by O.S.A.O 4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 full Course $259 Free pick-up and drop Off (416) 2117-36N RAs4lirr WANT" wo" Doing Magic For Childrer7's Parties And AM �ik��� • �. OMimldA" . Er..w.M.n/ BOOKKEEPER/ ACCOUNTANT EVedenoed accourd- arlls wad" for pert time BCCOUthlg & Salt SerWCes. (416)422-9474. off your Ist home 945-Q3�7703 SELL IT NOW CALL 683'0707 CMM MGC 1i�V PAINTING AJAX Moving Systems Basemerit Apts-, Free Estimates Full services, moves, appliance Rec-rooms, plumbing, Reasonable and piano specialists. Flat rate or Addlbons, electrical, [1 Rates hourly. We now have heated clrywall, ceramic w^9 15 yrs. Exp. 831-7055 416-526-5501 storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and bad Call Mario special, starting at $99 and up. (905} 6194663. 725-0005 or 427-0005 ( TMS PAINTING csl.(416) 5W 46G3 I & DECOR 1 W& PAMTMG ilk PLASTEfi4#IG -roil pay wfNn You am satisfied! -Frog esunow! Call ka at AN M for Grarmas. MW +aP�stuioco cn�r.c (aerlBl81 B� pdTfg Top quW fvork at retson.blee whom 20% Off for SOFNM Cal for a FREE Eserrktle 404-1449 Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 m•Ms i SWAM Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. CompComparable rates. Cab 1I-IM263-5836r MN;IIIALSIIO am" Houses. Aparonwr-, omc- es. Aplli.nrxs and Pfarp SpadaY:>z. Now we have fNafd sbrape urMs. Sutrror and Mia Mon.h Discounts. Licensed. sired. Free Es - WNW. Ea"" serries. can as -7716. 13110garu raft, homat, oft". apt, t. FlarPWk q =. 1o*N WRI11111901 TOUCH No time to clean? We offer millydoW and sawlemd cleaning services. Mention this ad and receive 10% SCHOOL ANrmill by O.S.A.O 4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 full Course $259 Free pick-up and drop Off (416) 2117-36N RAs4lirr WANT" wo" Doing Magic For Childrer7's Parties And AM �ik��� • �. OMimldA" . Er..w.M.n/ BOOKKEEPER/ ACCOUNTANT EVedenoed accourd- arlls wad" for pert time BCCOUthlg & Salt SerWCes. (416)422-9474. off your Ist home 945-Q3�7703 SELL IT NOW CALL 683'0707 MASSAGE Full Body Relaxation 579-1501 74tynell sEurrNX =seM, oaFAX srerne i • barlaif.rer � • � ... a genneman-s best p*"d EXCEPTIONAL LADIES SERVING DURHAM REGION EI.EGANCI; & CLASS ARRAY & DISCRE77ON GUARAN 1N dt OUT SERVICE Vw H ww. GRAND RE -OPENING -' CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP FEATURING: • Collectables • Wood Products • Framed Art • Crafts • Bears, Bears, Bears • Afghans • Christmas Animals • Folk Art • Gift Baskets Complimentary Hot Apple Cider 865 Westney Road South, Ajax Side of Building OPEN EVERYDAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS t 1 Births 1 8ko, FREE! A GIFT FOR YOU AND YOUR BABY PlIa brt!) 4inouncement inAjax Pickering eWS Advertiserand receive a FREE "BABY'S HERE GIFT PAC" tf�!''s flexr ti K �' _ •ILL f ,i _ �I r ■ W Approx. $25 worth of brand name Daroducts Your free coupon is redeemable at Sears, Oshawa Centre or Pickering Town Centre a11111T% EARS Inquire at: Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering (Sears CVW) 683-0707 La- 1 1 M.M. EW hM. CHRISTMAS IN MEMORIAMS will be published on Sunday, December 21. To place your personal In Memoriam call 905-683-0707 or fax the Classified Department directly at 579-4218 by December 18th. CORRECTION NOTICE WJXA 1214, 2 Day Power Sale, on sale Sakrday Dec. 6 - Sunday Dec. 7/97 Page 11- Save 430, Sanyo 25• Cobur SWw Tv Sears reg. $499.99 Sete 6168.00 hem Not Available For The Promotion, SEAMS REGRETS ANY NMGOINMWETMCETHAT THIS U4YHAVE CAUSED.* CMM INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretchlrq, our ooGof� specwllry. ORtd Fhowsed AVON" Free estimates. 0 i N Doom, [1 CALL DAVE U7 -IM or tN17-19MM 831-7055 MASSAGE Full Body Relaxation 579-1501 74tynell sEurrNX =seM, oaFAX srerne i • barlaif.rer � • � ... a genneman-s best p*"d EXCEPTIONAL LADIES SERVING DURHAM REGION EI.EGANCI; & CLASS ARRAY & DISCRE77ON GUARAN 1N dt OUT SERVICE Vw H ww. GRAND RE -OPENING -' CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP FEATURING: • Collectables • Wood Products • Framed Art • Crafts • Bears, Bears, Bears • Afghans • Christmas Animals • Folk Art • Gift Baskets Complimentary Hot Apple Cider 865 Westney Road South, Ajax Side of Building OPEN EVERYDAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS t 1 Births 1 8ko, FREE! A GIFT FOR YOU AND YOUR BABY PlIa brt!) 4inouncement inAjax Pickering eWS Advertiserand receive a FREE "BABY'S HERE GIFT PAC" tf�!''s flexr ti K �' _ •ILL f ,i _ �I r ■ W Approx. $25 worth of brand name Daroducts Your free coupon is redeemable at Sears, Oshawa Centre or Pickering Town Centre a11111T% EARS Inquire at: Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering (Sears CVW) 683-0707 La- 1 1 M.M. EW hM. CHRISTMAS IN MEMORIAMS will be published on Sunday, December 21. To place your personal In Memoriam call 905-683-0707 or fax the Classified Department directly at 579-4218 by December 18th. CORRECTION NOTICE WJXA 1214, 2 Day Power Sale, on sale Sakrday Dec. 6 - Sunday Dec. 7/97 Page 11- Save 430, Sanyo 25• Cobur SWw Tv Sears reg. $499.99 Sete 6168.00 hem Not Available For The Promotion, SEAMS REGRETS ANY NMGOINMWETMCETHAT THIS U4YHAVE CAUSED.* ICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINES Vo11... 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Children okay ship or more. Any race in the area for casual 265 0 dancing. Flops b sllr Gun NO � � darts etc. Seeking an hear from you. BOX 16570 Seskrg a shy ksrnale. 21. BOX 16546 BOX 16499 encounters. Enjoys moires. SEEK MY SOUL MATE HEAD employed, mature, intellr who enjoys puiel evenings YOU'RE THE ONE SIMILAR INTERESTS walks and quiet bines. 44 r old. attractive, divorced GAMES HERE!i ". Sincere• professional MARRIAGE MINDEDII romantic dinners with a 21 yr old. 6' white male 38 yr old. 6'. 200 !b Irt m . non- Sincere -riques only, BOX .-de temale looking for her 44 yr old. 5'5-. 112 I _ �O� FINANCIALLY male with a positive an- Single male, early 60's hidden adventurous streak with brown halt and blue est, open minded male 21378 d mate Must enjoy dant- attractive, single motfwrr, SECURE tulle Nothing too serious Seeking a single female 40 BOX 25290 eyes. Enjoys the outdoors, likes travel, camping. music. rrovies and quiet employed. outgoing. social ^ 27 yr ole. 5'5- employed right now BOX 16304 to 50, for long farm rale- biking, carping. movies. rorraMic dinners. goo fish INTERESTED? CALL! ;lits at tarns My deal drinker, enjoys laughter, iJ female Ekes to work out 1lorenp and possibly ane- NEED A COMPAI/ION dining out and more Ino. laughing. Seeking g1 170 ro. good looking -,I mate would be a Si dancing. dim and is financiall secure F1REY i EARTHY now. BOX: 18060 50. 5'5-. 160 Ds. while, will- nidi looking for otters ler m91e g• ng, movies Y S 22. with a whiter Intele. 18 latrab with sonar inter- -ne male. 40 to 55. who and quiet times. Seeking Seeks spontaneous, gl yr hit 5' Is 120 Ib. sin- READY TO COMMR!i owed. semi -retired. non b 22, wrth sirrwler interests eels. BOX 16505 good Wes. BOX 18945 ^orenates my wt vests. an attractive. lit male. 36 to adventurous. employedgle white lernale. bn9 smoker enjoys country BOX 16521 BUDDY WANTED male 27-32 who s aMsc blown hair, due eyes. Islt 35 yr ole. 5'4-, single male music. dancing. traveling LIKES PARTYING 37 old. 5r 145 -CX 14121 48. smotrortally and finan- with brown hair and due LONGTERM RELATIONS In 30's. S' 16C ib attrac- r ro good dally secure ler friendship single Politically Seek y going, black nab Donate. knows how to treat Seeking a tag. eyes Enjoys sports. walks. bwmlvp 10 arw raf ler ling form rola 40's. white. European the. Cas looking, single white male s malNGiAMAT ker frit. Honest a must. Single a lady and is financially with a social conscience. to the outdoors. car races t 9" � � U� male. financially secure. IIs m Oshawa. Seeking fathers welcome. BOX secure. BOX 13041 and much more. 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Single whore female is ng reale• yr old professional ktrtWe 29 Yr old, 5'1 t-, 195 Ib. worker and a smoker walks. romance and ire S{ mold 18Q� l iodren, cooking and seeking a single while 40.55 who likes dancing. with single white male with E le ogle ore BOX 14149 male. to to 21. who likes miovies and Sunday affair- dependents. Enjoy brown hair Seeking an Ing- y ��- Seeking a Isrtiab wTn Sirtr nnrte rtiala. wig groomed. cars, sports and t wants noon outings FriendshipGod. sports, golf. baseball.dining 4e arteresta BOX 16588 -tonsmoker nondrinker. LIBRA LADY end a nature. outdoors and much attractive. sin" lemiabr out and stayrg at roma interests Seeking 10 have fun t you nave possible commit- 25 b 35. who's a LETS HAVE COFFEE Call 1-900-451.3793 mva^l ng 31 attractive. 5'5-. midi- rent. BOX 14008 more Seeking a fit. roman. employed relating Seeking a pwft tartar mals ler traridallo awrwlar whlernsb, give mea ler farm r 6'. 190 ib. honest. white $2.49 per min. * build single hriotfher. tic. tan. Honest and 19 MalamatiD b red OX built lerriols. 35 male with Drown Harr and p BOX 23888 ^,oys fishing. camping. Calf BOX 25275 ARE YOU LONELY masculine nab. 35 to 45. BO% 19050 b 45 BOX 33053 GIVE ME A CALL!!I b snare tikes eyes Enjoys moves. 40 old nabs seek' I, races. sriovrrtnoblag, SINGLE PARENT Energeticsirnrt .lady look- good tares BOX COMMITMENT MNDED? FR i MUSCULAR drwng out. bowling. fishrg Yr mg e .elks moves and dn^e'ig 32 yr old, full figured. 5'2 Im9 gentleman 18764 34 yr owl. 5'11-. 170 ro. sin- Sag*. 6'1-. 180 fo muscu- and morn $eek' a male 18 b 25 lot discreet. It Seeking a fit. aftrac- 12-, single white to aft Interests include cycling. 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Sealing a Igarit, responsible. respect- A working mafa buss out- ON THE SIDE oeople. Seeks male 19-25 hair, due eyes and fun lov- b husky built. a non smok- single fatrale with similar ing• hones considerate, 2e yr old. fun figured, d who likes the same things. ng who enjoys long walks. w ler a relationship BOX ring r Is ridable d irMeests, BOX 33955 easy going, sense of humor wbo want door. moves. 1v. music. ��, n�W � br BOX 18218 dining. dancing and biking. 2�'4 honest. wishes to meet a GIVE ME A CALL!! 'who ergoys travel, different see" 9g a Yong. two seeking a marred or SINCERE REPLIES ONLY Looking 1'M NOT DOMESTICATED gentleman, 52 to 60. with 5'8'. too b, swngle Mab scavilea. outings smd quiet to meet you male. 18 to 20, who eaW1e. full figured amble. 32 yr old, 5'2 fug figured. f o r 2S yr old, 5.8-, 145 Ib, edu- the same qualities and with brown hair and brown s� 1o9e1f>K. �� w'r vents a hied. BOX 2r b 30, for i . Privacy sin t tom9 called. employed female, interests. BOX 25205 E romance. S- attractive � Cssai 11316 h rWtans�hp� Pev 9 e. white morn with eyes. riots go", aswu dark hair Seeks rule 32. enjoys new adventures, SCORPIO walks. candlelight dinners m long term rale 1-190"51-379_3 AGE DOESNT and expected. BOX 20399 42 who has hair. likes travel, quiet times, My cat 40. 5'. petite, caring moth- and much mons. Seeking a eorehgp. BOD( 25289 MATTEA cnddren, to and more. Seeking a sin er. honest and sincere look• sings, W hole with SMW WT. 225 Ib reale GOOD?BES WANTED rig walks, �r a 9is male, 28 to 38, who nWests. BOX 35102 HONEST AND CAirN(' You adventurous, times antl as not bras, lit Irak. 6, ssskwg famW for nhovios, enjoys sports, nidi mg into he '=i= can make rile laugh 35 single. Good lookag, phiyaieauyi fit, �' attracts couple looks Ibr Sincere reps lisdu 0� and share my infer- 35 b 40, with long flan vola GIVE ME A CALL!! sent employed, while male. boating, rarianes and w joggling.outdoors,y�� camas with a W a only BOX 18225 __L ests. Can ler more likes children, animals, the 5'11', fun loving single N, dark brow h hair• amjoys more. BOX 11538 a . bl awious klwmale. Call ler ftwrdy Z0�>y 11D0� inti. BOX 13850 sun and loves to laugh. male with blordo haw and music. movies. dancing. EMPLOYED MALE si� interests. BOX Mone, into. BOX 18895 MONOGAMOUS ♦ Friendship first. BOX 30414 blip eyes. Enjoys tee out- walks and much more. 39 yr old. 6', 240 b 50 yr old, 75 lb LADV On aMIY iJa�iaQH I could be a one. LICE BIGGER WDMEN7 mmo . Seekingem gle rtfidoem build slim b employed. bwdroed, rAiAa NEED TO RELAX? Mta�ctive white cooup�md 5'T attractive. Skgle waking nom, 37 Yr old. 180 b female, fermale with a great smile meftnfemale. si saipN while �~. Smoker. Seeking 313 yr old mad sea" a seeking an attractive Outgoing. honest, �=//ewe 5'2', blue-eyed smoker. enjoys danci�; Possible rslaliorahip corrha, Btimdeghto noilma Port relationship and morwal- bffWe W-40 for>r massages to Hope b how bi female For fun. BOX wraUcs, music. hauling11020 Bangle, �"` bn"de' wobil 0ON& bbride' 10, enjoys partying, candlelight din- B00( 35238 Hope. BOX 25286 race. BOX 11624 ffrom you soon... BOX DESPERATELY SEEKING non smoker. likes a baseball• dwicirg and ners, etc. Seeking a rtab, YOU'LL BE AMAZED FRE►DSHN FMiSi WANTS TO HAYS FUN Oooki m9 more. for possible 37 b 45. with Simian niter- Hi. thee) rm n may lent 314. tau, handsome, fit, 21 did while male BLUEOGREEN EYES ^g• dancing Diking, White couple, ant 2Cs, niovles. friendship; maybe eels. 15133 310's, 5'11'. 160 los, good ,yiildless, Y•. 1 b 18-23. Masculine attractive Seeks loving, i0r another understanding, more it you're the one. Port food" single Ldws o gay or Di�wr�ious fanrialecbr�tii trials non smoker for a Hope. Cobourg area. BOX MOTIVE FOR GAMES humor, trbrds reabvas H mus'c Likes ouMoas. cwrwv, nab. 310. 5'6'. 130 los.. ultimate bwHday fantasy. monogamous reletionshhp 30417 34 yr old. single mother of and 9� fares. 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