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Pickering nuclear plant
gets mixed grades
Ontario Hydro issues
`report card'
By MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPOKITR
PICKERING — The Pickering
nuclear station has missed seven of 16
performance indicator targets set by
Ontario Hydro as part of the utility's
new 'report card' system set up to
make it more accountable to the pub-
lic.
The first of what are to be monthly
report cards has just been released. It
measures such things as electricity
production, radiation exposure and en-
vironmental impacts.
While the station failed to meet
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some of Hydro's targets in areas such
as compliance with safety-related op-
erating policies and procedures, it bet-
tered them in seven others such as ra-
diation exposure to the public, and met
targets in two more. The results were
as follows. all for this year to date:
In nine industry
,;andard perfor-
mance measures
t by the World
\ssociation of
Y Nuclear Operators
-; — 52.7 per cent,
meeting Hydro's
target of 53 per
gent but falling
.hort of the U.S.
CARL industry median
ANDOGNINI of 80 per cent.
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See REPORT/Page 2 candy decorations to gingerbread houses. She Centre.
Chmild care rebates -coming
Parents can submit claims
from teachers' strike soon
BY LINDA WHITE
STAFF REPOKIER
Parents looking for rebates to offset child-
care costs and other expenses during the teach-
ers' strike can apply for up to $400 within the
next few days.
Application forms — called Entitlement
Forms — likely won't be available at Durham
Board of Education schools until Wednesday,
reports communications manager Mary Brown.
The board expects to receive a copy of the
form on Monday and "we will said them to
schools as fast as we can duplicate' promises
Ms. Brown. A fort will be sent home to every
parent with school children aged 13 and under
and to those with special -needs student~ in high
schools.
Forms will also be available at all
Durham Region Roman Catholic Sep-
arate School Board schools next week.
They can also be picked up at MPPs'
offices, public libraries and on the
ministry of education's website.
The legislation, introduced by Min-
ister of Labour and Durham Centre
MPP Jim Flaherty and passed Thus -
day, also applies to stay-at-home par-
ents and those who left their children
with relatives at no cost It will provide
parents with up to $40 for each day of
the IO -day strike, regardless of the
number of children in a family.
"We're trusting parents," says Mr.
Flaherty. "Parents had to shoulder an additional
burden ... even if no actual financial transaction
was made"
He believes $40 a day is "a conservative esti-
mate" of how much some families had
to fork out for day cane. "For many, that
amount would be insufficient if they
had to make emergency arrangements",
especially for more than one child.
"It's not a perfect compensation
scheme," Mr. Flaherty admits.
Teachers who went on strike are not el-
igible for the rebate.
Separate board vice-chairman and
Ajax trustee Todd McCarthy -whole-
heartedly" endorses the legislation
which he believes is a "reasonable at-
tempt to reimburse parents for the in-
convenience. There is a cap on how
much parents can claim and it should
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issued lear 1Re .ort card on nuc an
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REPORT/From page 1 3,521 cubic metres, failing to meet passing the Hydro goal of 14.2. 'When I came to Ontario Hydro improve over time until it
- - - - — * tion'~ nuclear top international standards
operating policies and principles
related to public safety — 17,
falling short of the Hydro target of
11.7.
* Unplanned automatic reactor
shutdowns per 7,000 hours — 0.2,
surpassing the Hydro target of 1.
* Number of special safety sys-
tems which exceeded their yearly
unavailability target — 0, bettering
the Hydro goal of 1.
* Process failures which either re-
sulted in significant fuel failures or
the release of significant quantities
of radioactive material — 0, meet-
ing the Hydro target of 0.
* Compliance with original and re-
vised nuclear safety commitments
to the AECB — 100 per cent, ex-
ceeding the Hydro goal of 75 per
cent.
* Radiation waste produced —
the Hydra target of I I W
* Radiation dose to the
public — 0.59 millirem,
lettering the Hydro goal
of 1.88 mrem.
* Spills of hazardous liq-
uids into the environment
— 2,450 litres, failing the
Hydro target of 1,667
litres.
* Total collective dose of
radiation to all on-site
personnel and visitors —
33.5 Rem, tettering the
Hydro goal of 79 Rem.
* Worker accidents result-
ing in temporary absence
from work per 200,000
work hours — 0.4, better-
ing the Hydro target of 0.6.
* Accident severity rate or the
number of days lost for injuries per
200,000 hours worked — 2.6, sur -
Net electrical production by the
station — 17.2 terrawatt
hours (one terrawatt
equals one billion kilo-
watts), falling short of the
Hydro target of 18.7
TW h.
Availability of reactors
to produce power as a per-
centage of perfect perfor-
mance — 58.7 per cent,
failing to meet the Hydro
goal of 72.8 per cent.
* Total outage days per
reactor — 124.3, missing*
the Hydro target of 109.3.
Hydro nuclear
chief Carl An-
dognini notes
DAVE
:MARTIN
`One has to
wonder'
that when performance
does not meet the target it
doesn't mean reactors are
unsafe.
Strike rebates soon on the way
STRIKE/From page 1
he hased on good faith-
Mr.
aith ,.Mr. McCarthv has "no concerns" that claims will
surpass the money the board saved by not paying
striking teachers. But public board chairman and
Pickering trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich says the leg-
islation will cause "an enormous amount of work.
We don't appreciate it. I understand parents were in-
convenienced" but the board will -be forced to hire
additional staff' in order to issue rebates and has al-
ready incurred oxher expenses as a result of the
strike. During the strike, for example, it still had to
pay its tris companies though transportation was not
speciall ``Y
TUESDADee. 9 to
Set, Dee. 1.1
provided. And, it will have to pay for busing on days
originally scheduled for professional development
that have since been cancelled to make up for lost
instructional time.
Ms. Schedlich says some parents and school
community councils have suggested collecting the
money and then giving it to their school for the pur-
chase of computers and books. She doesn't expect
cheques will be available until next month.
Education Minister Dave Johnson has promised
the government will make up the shortfall if any in-
dividual board didn't save enough money on
salaries to offset the rebate.
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programme I made a commitment
that we would be open and acces-
sible to the public;' he says. "That
commitment has not wavered, and
these monthly report cards — one
highlighting Ontario Hydro Nu-
clear's over-all corporate perfor-
mance, plus specific site-based
ones for each of our three stations
— are part of an integrated process
to ensure greater public access to
information about our nuclear op-
erations"
Pickering station spokesman
Pat O'Brien says performance will
r
meets
"We anticipate the results im-
proving both in the short term and
the long term"
Dave Martin of Durham Nu-
clear Awareness questions b,,
lidity of the report cards.
"One has to wonder if it is not
just another public relatiorwUxef-
cise when Ontario Hydro decides
to give itself a report card. Talk
about the fox guarding the chicken
coop. We should not be surprised,
therefore, when Hydro claims that
it is meeting its performance target
at the Pickering nuclear station"
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Locked -out homework
Learning materials Ministry of Education and Training's web- guage in English and French for Grades 1 ety of grades to parents who visited its ed -
site, reports superintendent of education to 8, was primarily a "reinforcement of ucation centre in Oshawa.
`heavily in demand' and programmes Bev Freedman. curriculum already studied:' reports Both boards say it's hard to estimate
It was heavily in demand." Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate just how many students worked on the ma -
throughout teachers' Staff delivered the material to munici- School Board superintendent Gerry Blake. terial. because they could also access it on
pal offices and some libraries because it Few parents requested the material at the Internet.
two-week strike didn't want parents to have to cross picket the hevinninv of the .trik,
Hundreds of students caught up on
school "Work during the teachers' strike,
school boards here believe.
At the Durham Board of Education,
staff ran off 200 copies of learning materi-
als every day for every grade from the
lines, as the board office is located on the
same site as Sinclair Secondary School in
Whitby.
Some municipalities ran off additional
copies and billed the board for costs in-
curred.
The material, available in math and lan-
French students in Durham
excluded from Grade 3 testing
That segment to be
tested next year says
Durham Board
French and French -immersion
students missed out on last year's
Grade 3 provincial reading, writing
and math tests, but they will be ex-
pected to write at least one of those
exams next spring.
"There just wasn't money for the
tests to be conducted in French,"
Durham Board of Education superin-
tendent of education and pro-
grammes Bev Freedman says of the
provincial tests.
She tx:lieves French immersion
students will be required to write at
least the math test when the provin-
cial Grade 3 tests are conducted
again for a week in May.
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Grade 3 test results recently released
by the board.
The Durham Region Roman
Catholic Separate School Board has
several French -as -a- first- language
elementary schools, which were also
excluded from the provincial tests.
Its French immersion programme be-
gins in Grade 4.
iiiiiiieWi'ndshi'eld
MOST DOMESTIC
9*11691'nstalled
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as the strike continued, the
board each day supplied
50 to 70 copies of the
learning material in a vari-
Meeting on Bill 160
'PICKERING — An information
meeting on Bill 160 will be held at
=Pine Ridge Secondary School on
Wednesday. Panelists include Ontario
Secondary School Teachers' Federa-
tion, Durham district president Pat Jer-
mey, Durham West MPP Janet Ecker
and Durham Board of Education su-
perintendent of education/employee
relations Craig Butch. A question -
and -answer session will follow the
panel discussion. Retired teacher
Noland Taggart will moderate.
The meeting runs front 7 to 9 pm.
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Amy man wins Star oura e fo
Local man to
be given highest
peacetime medal
Bl' SUSAN O'NIiILL
STAIT REP OR"IT'R
PICKERING — A Pickering
man who helped rescue four peo-
ple from a sinking ship in the wa-
ters of the Atlantic Ocean during a
daring helicopter mission last year
is hexing honoured with the Star of
Courage.
Greg Smit, a corporal master
with the Canadian Armed Forces,
was pan of a search and rescue
crew that saved four people
trapped on the Alexis le Trotteur
300 miles off the coast of Nova
Scotia in September. 1996,
The 32 year
old, who is based
in Gander. Nfld.,
will receive the
medal, the sec-
ond highest
bravery medal
Calendar
changes
for high
school
students
High sch(x)l
students on a se-
mc-ster system will
need to make a
few changes in
their calendars
next %ear.
The Durham
Board of Educa-
tion and the
Durham Region
Roman Catholic
Separate School
K)ard say .Lhed-
ules will be re-
arrani!ed to make
up for instruction-
al time lost during
the 10 -day teach-
ers' strike.
The public
board has submit-
ted a proposed
schedule to the
Ministry of Edu-
cation and Train-
ing for approval. It
is suggesting de-
laying the second
semester by three
days. At the sepa-
rate board, the
English Language
Section will con-
sider a proposal
that will also delay
the second semes-
ter by two to three
days. Any propos-
al must be ap-
proved by the
ministry. About
=yfWf of the public
board's secondary
schools are on the
semester system.
All but one of the
separate board's
schools are.
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ton, at a cercnion} in Ottawa likely
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receive the medal which has only
leen awarded to four
r ocean rescue
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Area residents invited to public meeting on nuclear plant
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PCCKERING — Residents
will get to speak directly to and
hear from Pickering nuclear sta-
tiuii*61nanagement at a public
meeting being held here by On-
tario Hydro Thursday,
Dec. 11.
The meeting will run
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the
Metro East Trade Centre
at 1899 Brock Rd., just
north of Hwy. 401.
"Ontario Hydro is
committed to be more
open and accountable to
the local community and
to be more responsive to
local concerns regarding
Hydro's nuclear facili-
ties," says Hydro nu-
clear division chief Carl
Andognini.
"This is one of the
many steps we are planning on
undertaking to meet that commit-
ment."
One of the purposes of the
session will be to report on
progress to date in improving the
performance of the station in the
wake a scathing Hydro -commis-
sioned review of its nuclear oper-
ations released in August.
Hydro officials will talk about
the first of what are to
become monthly report
cards on the Pickering
station, which was re-
cently issued.
They will also discuss
whatever concerns about
the Pickering plant the
community may have.
Those who attend will
also have the opportunity
to view a number of dis-
plays provided by Hydro
focussing on specific as-
pects of the plant.
News of the long -
promised public meeting
was welcomed by Sally
McLeod, the Pickering woman
who has been at the helm of a
push by some citizens for an-
swers to their concerns about the
SALLY
McLEOD
'Show them
we're i n
earnest'
Deposit
food at
Royal
Bank
branches
PICKERING
Royal Bank
employees are
inviting you to
join their Christ-
mas food drive.
Employees at
the Hub Plaza
branch, 1340
Kingston Rd.,
have been donat-
ing food instead
of paying $2 each
Friday to dress
casually and are
encouraging area
residents to sup-
plement their ef-
forts.
Donations can
be made during
regular bank
hours Mondays to
Wednesdays from
9:30 a.m. to 4
p.m., Thursdays
from 9:30 am. to
S p.m., Fridays
from 9:30 am. to
4 p.m., and Satur-
days from 9:30
a.m. to I P.M.
The bank will
ensure all dona-
tions are deliv-
ered to the
Durham Food
Bank before
Christmas.
For more in-
formation call the
Royal Bank at
839-5034.
nuclear station, and for the envi-
ronmental review of the plant ap-
proved by 87 per cent of voters in
a referendum held during the
Nov. 10 municipal election.
"Thank heavens they're doing
it," says Ms. McLeod.
She adds she hopes Hydro
will have some of its top officials
at the session.
"We've heard from (Mr.) An-
dognini and it seems
often he does not have
the answers to a lot of
questions. I'd like to see
(Hydro chairman Bill)
Farlinger and some of
the members of the
(Hydro) board of direc-
tors at this meeting. The
community deserves to
hear from the head deci-
sion -makers. They know
the sentiments of this
community and I hope
they would show the
right respect.
"I also hope Ontario
Hydro employees show
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and allow us to ask questions
without being heckled," adds Ms.
McLeod, explaining that at other
public meetings on the Pickering
plant some station employees
have snickered and laughed at
citizens' questions.
She says she hopes Hydro will
be flexible about the length of
the public session, since two
hours may not be enough to an-
swer everybody's questions if
there is a big turnout.
"I would encourage all resi-
dents to come, especially if we
want to have this environmental
assessment, we have to show
them we're in earnest"
For more information on the
meeting call 839-1 151, ext.
3745.
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• . Ajax -Pickering
NewsAdvertiser
itorials an etterS A Metroland Communit
YNewspaper
published Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5
PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker
♦ Editorial
That's not
common
sense
The Torics no doubt had good intentions in au-
tomatically providing $40 per day for all parents
who have children 13 -and -under in school and for
older children dependent on their parents because
of disability, as a result of the recent two-week il-
legal teachers' strike.
The purpose of the bill, passed last week, was to
pay back parents for costs incurred during the
strike. And there's nothing wrong with that, except
it will cost school boards millions of dollars they
could have otherwise used to buy school books or
equipment needed in their schools.
The flaw with the plan is there arc no conditions
attached to the rebate. Parents arc not required to
provid;: receipts showing how much they had to
pay for day care during the two-week period.
Those parents who don't work outside the home
and were home anyway during the strike will also
receive S4W. should they decide to claim it. Oth-
ers who have high school aged children who
stayed home to watch their under -13 siblings, also
will get the $400 payment should they decide to
claim it. And who wouldn't take S4W, no ques-
tions asked'.'
For any other type of government assistance
(welfare, pensions, unemployment insurance, GST
rebates, etc., ctc.) some type prtx)f of need is nec-
essary. But that's not the case here.
Those parents who were required to make
emergency arrangements and who had extra costs
to pay for day care out of their own pockets, should
receive a rebate from the government - but only
those parents.
What's left over for boards that saved money on
teachers' salaries during the strike, should go right
back into the board budget to be used to improve
our schools. Not only would the money help to buy
books and equipment. but it would take the sting
out of the reported S667million the Province plans
to cut during the next year from the education bud-
get.
We can't fault the Province for trying to help
those who were put out unfairly by the teachers'
strike. And it makes sense as well to disqualify
teachers who walked out illegally from collecting
the $40 per day rebate. It's just that there should
have been more thought put into what to do with
the money saved.
I± To respond to this editorial call lnfos-
ourre at 6133-7040 and dial 5104
nfosourcL-
Ajax Pickering
News Advertiser
Publisher: Tim Whittaker
A Metroland Community Newspaper
blished 117— sda Wednesda
v Letters to the editor
That's the way to pick
a Region chairman
To the editor:
Durham Council on Wednesday
came to the realization that electing
from those who are not in office is the
better way to fill the position of Re-
gional chairman.
One other possibility is, of course.
an election at large within the region.
I know changes will happen slowly,
but I can live with this first step.
Congratulations to Roger Ander-
son who was unsuccessful in his bid
for the Ajax mayoralty, but now is Re-
gional Chairman of Durham.
This is definitely the way to go. A
precedent has been set by Regional
Council to consider those who are
available, rather than those who are
presently in office at the municipal
level. Thank you for listening to what
some of the residents in the munici-
palities across Durham Region were
saying.
Now it is the time to get on with
the job. The new chairman must nego-
tiate the best possible deal for this Re-
gion with the Province. With regards
to taxes, only a miracle will give us a
zero increase and, since miracles are
very scarce, the best we can hope for
is a minimal tax increase.
Regional Council must work as
one team if we wish to survive the
downloading from the provincial gov-
ernment and if regional government
should still be part of our system.
The energy that Mr. Anderson ex-
hibited during the municipal election
campaign will surely be put to good
use in his new role in the Region. We
will all be looking forward to his ac-
complishments during the next three
years, and again I wish to congratulate
Roger and his family.
Martin Olenroot,
Ajax
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TO REACH US
BLAKE
PURDY
News
Editor
A visit to North
"Mrs. C., paging Mrs. C. Please report to head of-
fice immediately.."
..:'Yes, Nick, you called?"
"Mrs. C., we need to discuss how our strategic
plan is shaking out. We must also address how we're
going to grow our productivity to match the increase
in our client base. There's also that matter of down-
sizing in the factory"
"You mean right sizing."
"Whatever."
"Should I get my laptop?"
"Yes. We have a lot to go over. I want to make sure
we're up to speed and that our Just in Time delivery
program is ready for implementation.
"OK, Nick. Ready when you are ... Dam, it crashed
again. I just have to get more RAM"
'Talk to the people in computer services_ And.
while you're at it, make sure they're working on that
year 2000 problem.
"First, Mrs. C., we need to go over that Canada
thing. I've hardly received any letters from the kid,
there. Status update?"
"Well, the mail should start pouring in any day
now. The letter carriers down there say they're going
to deliver the mail even if it doesn't have sufftcicnt
postage. They're taking orders from that CUPW guy.
the one who sorta looks like you.
"By the way, is legal on top of all those companies
using my image in their promotional material? We
sure could use the royalties. Those elves are going to
eat us out of house and home, not to mention the rein-
deer. That reminds me, check with the corporate
nurse and see how Rudy's recovering from the bulb
implant in his nose. While you're in the infirmary.
pick up something for my lactose intolerance.
"Now, what were we talking about? ... Oh, yes.
Canada. How are they doing with that land mine ban
they're pushing for? I hope it goes through before The
Big Night. Incidentally, isn't Canada of my itinerary
for this weekend?"
"Yes, Nick. Let me check your Day -timer. You've
got 17 paraders. Remember to go easy of the waving:
you don't want your RSI flaring up again. And.
you're doing meet and greets at 23 malls. I'll have
wardrobe pack your asbestos lining and the sunglass-
es. You're dropping into that shopping centre in Pick-
ering, that town with the power plant that glows in the
dark."
"Oh, right, that place I use as a beacon on Crtrist-
mas Eve. Mrs. C., check with human resources to
make sure there's enough staff scheduled for the
weekend. Have maintenance tune up the sled. And,
get cafeteria to pack me lots to eat. Remind them no
cookies; I'm saving space until the 25th
"By the way, what's the forecast?"
..�n�
Blake Purdy is a regular contributor to our Sunday col-
umn rotation. To respond to this column call /nfosourre
at 683-7040 and duel 5108.
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Weight trainingIn without weightshts
Recreation complex Despite its suitability for those with special ment at the rec. complex gym are available for ships at the rec. complex, which include unlim-
n��dM� C•
offers new
wheelchair accessible
fitness machine
BY MARIANNE TAKAC'S
S'IAI l' REPOWITR
PICKERING — As part of its ef-
fort to provide community facilities ac-
cessible to all, the Pickering Recreation
Complex has purchased a new piece of
fitness equipment particularly suited to
people with special needs.
People in wheelchairs can use the
Versa Trainer without assistance, says
recreation department program supervi-
sor Marisa Carpino, and it's also useful
for those who need to do rehabilitation
exercises, as well as for average users.
"It's a resistance piece of equipment
made up, of cables and pulleys in the
back;' she explains. "You can do a
bunch of muscle groups from a seated
position:'
The $3,700 Versa Trainer has been
in the gym at the rec. complex for about
three months and has been used mostly
by those who go to the gym regularly.
Now the recreation department wants to
get the word out in the community that
the new piece of equipment specially
suited to the disabled is available for
use. Though there are no actual
weights, the Versa Trainer provides fit-
ness training similar to Ihaa offered by
weight training equipment. In addition
to being whicelchair-accessible, says
Ms. Carpino, it allows for itraining with
much lighter "weights" and provides
increased resistance through the range
of a motion.
"At the end of your motion is the
highest degree of resistance. It's a dif-
ferent way of training your muscles:'
Another difference is that the Versa
Trainer allows the user to work with
different degrees of resistance on each
sI ck of the bcxly. This is particularly im-
portant, for example, to people working
to rehabilitate an injured muscle group
on one side.
"It's not like a weight stack where
both sides of the body have to pull the
same weight:'
ADIVERTISM CORRECTION
In our Christmas M2 book, included in this news-
paper this week. Please note: 3 - Holiday
Classic CD has 8 Christmas carols. Page 8 - Cigar
accessories price range should read: $11.99 to
$69.95. Page 32 - Vogue bra otter exclusion should
read: (Excludes $19.99 in -stock guarantee bra
styles and Vogue Dessous.) Page 98 - Delortghi
chrome toaster oven will be available Dec. 30,
1997. Pa 102 - Eaton Home Continental cook-
ware will be available Dec. 15, 1997.
We sincerely apologize to our valued customers
and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may
have caused.
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IINTRODUCTION TO THE ROUTER
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FINISHING TECHNIQUES WORKSHOP
2 nights - Jan. 21 & 28
e c,11 s. arpino notes the Versa framer Is
also useful for all people, particularly those who
might he reluctant to use regular weight ma-
chines, as she says women often are.
"Everyone is able to use it. It's very user-
friendly and it's not intimidating"
The Versa Trainer and all the fitncs,, equip -
use from 6 a.m. to I I p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m.
to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Anyone who
wants to he shown how to use the Versa Trainer
may set up a time for a personal orientation ses-
sion by calling 831-1711.
Use of the gym costs $5.25 (including GST)
per time on a pay-as-you-go basis. Mcmher-
ited use of the gym, are regularly $44.94 per
month (including GST), $128.50 for three
months and $314.85 for one year. For Decem-
her, a one-month membership is available at
half price. Nfenitx:rship fees include use of
members' change rooms and access to the rec.
complex pool at no extra cost.
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Beware the Grinches that stealhri mas
C st
'Tis the season an annual increase in resi-
dential break-ins leading up
that makes to Christmas.
Burglars will usually
burglars jolly case" their target first by
..going door-to-door" seek -
B1" STEPHEN SHAW ing out empty homes.
DURHAM ti"IAFI The signs they will
A grinch who stole look for are no vehicle in
Christmas -- and other per- the driveway, no sign of an
sonal valuables -- l'rom one alarm system or no sign of
local family has prompted a barking dog:' Sgt. Grim -
police to warn residents ley said.
about an increase in break- "Many times they will
ins during the holiday sea- go up to the door and
son. knock. If there is no answer
"Unfortunately crimi- they then will break into the
nals take advantage of the home within seconds. If
time of year and they are someone does come to the
aware people have brand door when they knock they
new gifts in their will often make up a ficti-
home," Sergeant tions reason why
Jim Grimley of they are there,
Durham Regional such as they were
Police said. looking for some -
An Oshawa one and had the
couple learned wrong address"
Wednesdaymorn- s r But there are
ing even a deadbolt ways to. protect
isn't enough to , your property:
'-
stop some thieves. Neighbours
The culprit should work to -
forced open a side JINI gether. Rely on
door and searched GRINILE1, each other to keep
the Fenelon Cres -watch on your res -
cent home, stealing'Criminals lake idence for suspi-
several Christmas advantage of cious people.
gifts including a time of year' If leaving the
Nintendo game home for a lengthy
system, new shoes and period ask a neighbour to
clothing and an ice cream park their car on your drive -
maker. Sign Grimley said. way.
"These were all gifts ' Use timers to turn
which had not even been lights and radios on and off
wrapped yet." during the day and evening.
The thicf' also made off * Do not leave gifts with -
with an expensive cam- to plain view of windows.
corder, camera, jewellery • Ensure doors and win -
and a large quantity of" cash doves are well -secured.
for a combined loss of* sev_ While they may not
cral thousand dollars, Sgt. guarantee the safety of your
Grimley said. home such steps may re -
In the past couple of duce your risk of' becoming
weeks, he said, police have a victim, said Sgt. Grimley.
noti%:cd the start of what is He adds home security sys-
tems, if within the budget,
Newcomers
wanted
AJAX -- if vou're new to the area.
a Ideal club wants to hear from you.
The Ajax -Pickering Newcomers
Club meets Thursday, Dec. I I at 8
p.m. at Pickering Village United
Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. It's
for women living in the area three
years or less. The club meets the sec-
ond Thursday of each month. Call
427-9510 (Doreen).
Singers sought
to handle
.Messiah show
AJAX — The Jean McDonald
Singers invite all vocalists to join
them in a concert of Messiah excerpts
at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
in Ajax Sunday, Dec. 14 at 3:30 p.m.
A rehearsal will take place at the
church, 35 Church St. N., Monday,
Dec. 8 at 7 p.m.
New members are welcome.
For more information call Jean Mc-
Donald at 837-2611.
.,are worth their weight in
gold .,
Sgt. Grimley also advis-
es gift -givers to record the
make, model and serial
number of expensive pre-
sents in the event they are
stolen before they reach the
intended receiver.
And residents suspicious
of someone's behaviour
should call police immedi-
ately, even if they aren't
sure a crime is about to
occur.
"These people won't just
walk right in. they will case
the home first, walking
around it.
"That's when to call po-
lice. Don't wait until they
break in because (burglars)
are usually in and out in a
matter of minutes"
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MENTAL HEALTH: The Durham Family
Mental Health Support meets from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. at 777 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa.
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. 619-1499
auto sales
soar for
Durham's
General
Motors
Last month's sales
up 24 per cent over
November 1996
OSHAWA — General Motors of
Canada is on track for one of its best
years this decade.
The Oshawa -based auto giant re-
ports sales in November were up
24.1 per cent over the same month
last year, boosting 1997 sales to
more than 408,000 units — up more
than 16 per cent over 1996.
GM dealers delivered 34,675 ve-
hicles last month, including 17,196
trucks and 17,479 passengers cars.
Sales of Oshawa -produced vehi-
cles continued their strong perfor-
mance, led by the Chevrolet Lumi-
na, which was up 35.7 per cent.
Sales of CK Extended Cab
Trucks were up 14.1 per cent,
Chevrolet Monte Carlo increased
seven per cent, while the Buick Cen-
tury, Buick Regal combination was
up more than 5,000 per cent, due in
part to volume availability in 1996.
"1997 is shaping up to be our
best year since 1991;' says Dick
Conlin, GM's vice-president of mar-
keting, referring to the 449,000 ve-
hicles sold in '91, adding "we're ex-
pecting continued strong sales in
December.
"These results are further testa-
ment to the GM brand strategy as
sales of our high-volume products
posted double digit gains in Novem-
ber. Our brand teams are focused on
marketing GM products across
Canada and results like these affirm
that we are on the right track"
Sales for the 1998 model year are
up 19.4 per cent over the same time
period in 1997, with 72,118 vehicles
sold.
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REMEMBRANCE: Pine Ridge Memorial
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. 427-5416 (Gary Gentles).
THE NEWS ADVI
MONDAY, DEC. 8
FITNESS: Fun 'n Fitness, a drop-in aero-
bics group for beginners to advanced, meets
every Monday at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United
Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Refreshments
follow the one-hour class. $3 per night. All
proceeds go to the church. 686-0258
(Catharine).
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TUESDAY, DEC. 9
TREE LIGHTING: Pickering's annual
Holiday Tree Lighting event runs from 6:30
to 8:30 p.m. in Esplanade Park. Pickering
Concert Band, rock 'n' roll show, visit from
Santa. Hot chocolate and candy sticks. Bun-
dle up and bring lawn chairs. Food bank do-
nations welcomed. 420-4621.
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Here's who's rthe S ow at the e l
on
Ajax and Pickering
faces among those
chosen to head up
Durham committees
In addition to picking a new Regional
Chairman at the inaugural meeting of
Durham Council Wednesday, Region
politicians also selected the heads of dif-
ferent committees and councillors to serve
on them.
Veteran Oshawa Councillor Brian
Nicholson will chair the finance and ad-
ministration committee, which drafts the
Region budget, and Ajax Mayor Steve
Parish will head the Region's planning
committee.
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Pickering Councillor
Rick Johnson is
in charge of the works
committee and
Brock Township rookie
ering), Nancy Diamond
Councillor Larry O'-
(Oshawa), Iry Harrell
Mr:.
Connor will lead
(Uxbridge) and Ken
Gadsden (Scugog).
Durham's health and
Works committee
�-
members include Diane.
social services com-
Hamre (Clarington),
Doug Moffatt (Scugog),
mittee.
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widn
hawa), Nester Pidwer-
Other members of
becki (Oshawa), Marcel
PARISH
the Durham finance'`
Chairman of
Keith Shier (Brock).
committee are Gerry
Also on the health
tannin
planning
Emm (Whitby), John
Gray (Oshawa), John
(Oshawa),
Mutton (Clarington),
RICK
Gerri Lynn O'Connor
(Uxbridge), Jim Mc-
JOHNSON
Master (Ajax) and
Heads works
rookie regional coun-
committee
cillor Scott Crawford
-
(Ajax).
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LEveixone reads the News Advertiser!
Joining Mr. Parish
on the planning
committee are Joe Drumm (Whitby),
Doug Dickerson (Pick-
7
ering), Nancy Diamond
Lesre eoa
(Oshawa), Iry Harrell
(Oshawa), Susan Para
(Uxbridge) and Ken
Gadsden (Scugog).
Works committee
�-
members include Diane.
Hamre (Clarington),
Doug Moffatt (Scugog),
Bob Boychyn (Os-
widn
hawa), Nester Pidwer-
STEVE
becki (Oshawa), Marcel
PARISH
Brunelle (Whitby) and
Chairman of
Keith Shier (Brock).
Also on the health
tannin
planning
and social services
committee are Cathy Clarke
(Oshawa),
Wayne Arthurs (Pickering), Maurice
Brenner (Pickering), Mary Novak (C'lar-
ington), Clare Aker (Oshawa) and Pat
Perkins (Whitby).
Councillors Gerri Lynn O'Connor and
Boychyn were appointed to the 11Y',,,,rr
Regional Police Services Board.
Appointees to the Durham Region ,von_
Profit Housing Board are Counc4ll(irs
Brenner and Hamre.
However, no councillors seem to want
to serve on the Durham Region Children's
Aid Society board.
Four councillors have to be appointed,
but no one volunteered at the inaugural
council meeting to serve as a board mm
e-
ber.
Appointment to the CAS board was de-
ferred to the Regional Council meeting of
Dec. 17.
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.Santa visits •
is kids to United of -
A ax -Pickering
The United Wa of Ajax-Picth
Ykcr- e buffet and have t' t It,
ing is offerinc area children a
chance to visit with the big guy in
red and help their community as
well at two Eat With Santa events
Saturday. Dec. 13 in Ajax.
A bl-akfast With Santa begins at
9 a.m sharp at the
Swiss Chalet
restaur"m in the
Baywood Plaza on
Bayly Street
just west of
Harwood
Avenue.
Santa will
visit with the 4 OJ_
wee ones after
they finish their
meals.
A Buffet
Lunch With Santa begins at noon at
Honey Garlic restaurant in the
Mackenzie Plaza at 250 Bayly St.,
just west of Harwood Avenue. The
kids should arrive by noon to enjoy
Enjoy Christmas
in the Village
PICKERING -- Christmas has al-
ready arrived at Pickering Museum
Village!
'Me museum village holds 'Christ-
mas in the Village' Saturday, Dec. 13
and Sunday. Dec. 14 from noon to 3
p.m., in Greenwood just south of
Hwy. 7 west of Wesiney Rd.
The event features a Hogmanay
Scottish New Year celebration, a Vic-
torian Christmas, holiday music and
enlenamment.
Cost is $5 fur adults, $3 for seniors
and students $3, $2 for children, and
`55 for families. Preschoolcrs are ad-
mitted free. Call 683-8401 for more
information.
We wish to draw your atlentwn to ehe tbAtowmV an
our current Scrooge Savings Guide' Ilyter
Page 14. Bin cart, 42-3066-6, does NOT
include the green lid as shown. Page 18.
RCA 4 -head mono VCR, 45-2142-4. Copy
should read: 31 -button universal remote
control, NOT 39. Page 21. Portable
Cd/cassette stereo, 44-1594-6, does NOT
feature the remote control. The illustration
and copy are incorrect. Page 23. Item 1.
Sony dock radio, 44-2043x. does NOT
feature digital turtling or 5 memory presets.
Page 29. Item 2.318" - drive torque
wrench. 58-8655-8, is sold separately and
not as a set. Page 39. Item 2.3 -pc
professional -grade chisel set, 99-5817-4,
does NOT feature the built-in sharpening
stone. Page 49. The illustrations should be
transposed for item 9, Camp cot, 76-2589-
8 and 'Rem 10, Bunkmaster cot, 76-2596-0.
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We wish to draw ytwr attention to the Inllowiig in
our Scrooge's Best Prices Ever'flyer
Page 2. The illustrations should be
transposed for Paperwhites, 59-9905-6 and
Amaryllis, 59-9932-0. Page 5.3 -toot mini
Pine tree with lights and stand. 51-4532-8.
The illustration is incorrect. Page 16. Item
1.5 -piece wooden TV tray set, 42-3399-4.
Ouantibes are limited and no rainchecks
will be issued. Pegs 18. Christmas
dinnerware, glassware and accessories,
selection and availability will vary by store.
Page 28. Discman car kit, 44-1588-2. Copy
should read: 3 second Electronic Shock
Protection, NOT 10 second, the illustration
is itxorrect. Page 34.4 x 36" belt disc
sander, 55-3554-4, may NOT be available
at aMstores. No rainchecks will be issued.
Page 35. 10" table saw. 55-6866-4, may
NOT be available at all stores. No
rainchecks will be issued.
WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE
WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU.
cnote349J350-97 zones ALL
about their wish lists. tmc o to to Santa
Tickets for the breakfast or lunch are $5
and proceeds go to the United Way of Ajax -
Pickering. Each child will receive a copy of
The Sounds of the Season carol book pro-
duced by the News Advertiser. Parents will
have the opportunity to purchase Polaroid
photos of their children with Santa for $2.
According to Santa, supporting the local
United Way is a good way for children to
learn the true spirit of Christmas.
"The little children are never too young
to learn the importance of giving back to the
community and of helping those less fortu-
nate:" says St. Nick in a media release from
the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. "I en-
courage all families to support United Way
in its efforts to build a more caring commu-
nity"
Tickets are available at the two restau-
rants, at Information Ajax -Pickering (134
Commercial Ave., Ajax) or through the
United Way (686-0606).
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PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1997
William Steil
D.D., F.C.A.C.(A)
COSMETIC DENTURES - The Fountain of Youth
by William Steil, DD, FCAC(A), Ajax, Ontario. ,
It is true that a picture is worth a thousand
minutes talking about infection control
Though few of us are psychologically able to
words. As a denturist. I have been confronted
procedures will not only boost their confidence,
cope with the aging process, a denturist can help
on many occasions by a patient in my office
it will also help them to become knowledgeable
patients achieve a balance through hard_ work,
bearing an old photograph. sometimes it's a
dental consumers and will help us to form
common sense and sensitivity to patient needs.
graduation photo and other times it's from a
successful relationships with our patients.
In summary, I suggest a denturist should
wedding. The photographic images all have
this in common: they portray youth and vigor
There is a lot a denturist can accomplish. We
always seriously consider the patient's original
individual anterior tooth arrangement
and a wondrous smile. Invariably, the patient
ensure the correct positioning of the teeth to
determine proper lip support so as to provide the
through
actual illustrations of the esthetic effects and
has one wish as he or she shares with me their
prized photograph. They want
right labial inclination and establish an
visual communication. As knowledge and
that same
wondrous smile they enjoyed in their youth.
automatic smile line. Setting the anterior teeth in
technology advances we, as denturists, arc far
more capable of adequately creating
Denture changes, as designed and fitted by
a proper vertical inclination will aid in meeting
the expectation a patient has in relation to their
the
appearance our patients desire far more
a denturist, can help these patients recapture
self-image.
consistently than anyone else in dentistry.
their youth. It should be the goal of the
We have learned much in recent years about
Indeed, we can help our patients re-create the
denturist to assure the design of new dentures
the physiology of aging though we are still left
youthful, smiling faces seen in those
such that they will sustain the image and
with the inevitable outcome and, in fact, fear the
photographs.
appeal of a significantly younger person.
prospect of looking different. A
Many people experience undue anxiety
comparison of a patient's appearance
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OTITI 0
S MEDIA ,.Widdle Ear Fluid)
Who does it affect most? Children!
Otitis media is the most frequently
diagnosed illness in children between
birth and three years of age. In fact,
family physicians have reported that
the first reason parents bring their
children in are due to the common
cold; the second most prevalent reason
is the middle ear infections. Research
has shown that two thirds of all
children have at least one ear infection
by the age three and one third have
three or more ear infections.
What is Otitis Media? Fluid in the
middle ear.
The eustachian tube, a tiny passage
way between the middle ear and the
back of the throat, keeps air pressure
in the ear equal to the outside air
pressure. The eustachian tube also lets
unwanted fluid drain out of the middle
ear. If the eustachian tube becomes
inflamed or blocked from a cold,
allergy or infection, it will not drain
the fluid and the fluid may become
infected.
Should we be concerned about Otitis
Media? Yes!
The fluid, which is like water at first,
may get as thick and sticky as glue if
the ear is not
treated. Also,
infection could
spread to the
mastoid bone
and eventually
might involve the
Inner Ear. The
fluid can also
cause the
eardrum to break
open. Middle
car pathology
can lead to
delayed speech
and language as
well as
disturbances in
auditory
processing and
subsequent
problems with
academic
achievement,
particularly in
learning to read.
Children can be
disciplined not
due to "bad"
behav i o r but
because they are
not hearing
properly. Social
and emotional
problems can
result if middle
ear infections are
left untreated.
What should
parents look
for?
The child may
have ear pain and
fever. However,
pulling or
scratching the
ears, head
banging,
irritability,
listlessness may
all be signs of chronic recurring fluid
in the ear. Other signs include
misunderstanding directions, wanting
the television louder than usual.
What can your Audiologist do to
help?
If a child persists with recurring ear
infections or chronic middle ear fluid,
an Audiologist should become
involved in the child's care. The
AUDIOLOGIST can determine the
type and degree of any associated
hearing loss and can monitor the
child's middle ear function through
impedance measurements. Although
the child's ear infection may have
cleared, the fluid may remain for
months causing a fluctuating
conductive
hearing loss. In
fact, research in
1985 revealed
that:
"70% of
children treated
by antibiotics
had fluid
remaining in the
middle ear two
weeks following treatment, 40% after
one month, 20% after two months and
l0% after three months."
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monitored by an AUDIOLOGIST.
"Silent" middle ear fluid often causes
no other systems than hearing loss and
is very common in young children.
See your doctor for a referral to an
audiologist.
Submitted by Lila O'Neill, practicing
Audiologist for over 15 years.
For more information, contact
Ajax/Pickering Audiology Clinic at
831-8311 or Whitby Hearing Centre
at 666-7726.
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Ajax Chiropractor
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r.even oherty is a Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine,
and is committed to his belief that "A balance
experiencing your own natural balance".
Dr. he
proper of
Doherty believes so strongly in the promotion of healthy lifestyles that
body, mind and spirit is vital to achieve any level of suc-
offers many free services through his Ajax Clinic. These services include:
cess in life".
- "Good Health" workshops on topics such as:
Dr. Doherty is a living example of the benefits of regular
• How to control and eliminate stress.
chiropractic adjustments and leading a healthy lifestyle.
- How to reduce the risk of workplace injuries.
He is a sixth degree black belt in judo, and was a member
- How to make your work station more ergodynamic.
of the Canadian
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Doherty also repre-
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Olympic Games. He
• Personally designed programs for sports enthusiasts
was a member of the
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Canadian Team at the
"it is important that we focus on what it takes to stay healthy"
,
Los Angeles Olympic
Doherty, "and that means proactive thinking, regular Chiropractic
Games in 1984, and
and balance".
competed against the
At the Doherty Chiropractic Clinic, Dr. Doherty provides a co
1988 Olympics in
balanced health care, including: Chiropractic, Physiotherapy, Sports
Seoul South Korea,
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As a health care pro-
For information on the personal benefits of living a balanced lifestyle, or to take
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is pru ce on elping patients be proactive
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not on what to do after they become sick.
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Spend a few minutes out of your busy day to
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• Hundreds of children with a history of tooth decay
stand to benefit from a dental programme heing offered at
elementary schools.
"It's a preventive measure;' Dr. Deena Lcnnc,n of the
Durham Region Health Department's dental do i,,i(m 1111vs
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sealant, which
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About 1,300
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sealants.
mended for the g1Ves a check-up to Ryan Rainthorpe
T h r o u g h its Part of Durham program.
school Icgisla-
tion, the health department can screen every child with-
out written consent. though parents can indicate if they
don't want their child screened. And
it s up to parents to decide if chil-
dren targetted in the screening will
receive a sealant.
Sealants have been around for 30
years and have been available pri-
marily in private dental offices.
notes Dr. Lennon.
A sealant is a plastic: coating and
is secured on biting surfaces that are
likely to decay. Like a filling, the
colourless or white sealant stays on
the tooth permanently.
Sealants are placed on a biting
surface within a year of the tooth's
eruption.
The procedure is "short and pain-
less" and "much less traumatic"
than a filling, which costs about $35
a tooth and must be maintained, re-
ports Dr. Lennon. A sealant costs
about $13 a tooth.
While the programme is just
Horne -based
business break
bread Thursday
AJAX -- If you've just started a
business from your home, or if
You're looking to make new contacts
for an existing one, a regional group
may be able to provide friendship
and support.
The Durham Homepreneur Group
meets Thursday, Dec. l 1 at 7:30 a.m.
at the Annandale Golf and Curling
Club, corner of Church and Bayly
Sts., Ajax.
It's for home entrepreneurs, small
business owners and the businesses
that service them.
Morning meetings are hosted by
the group the second Thursday of
every month.
Call 839-4014 (Brian Spencer)
for more information.
Lennon. "It's so beneficial to students and also to par-
ents, in terms of cost."
Screening of students began last September.
The health department hopes to complete the pro-
gramme early in the new year.
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Minister launches ' n.ew
domestic violence court
Bl' JACQUIE NICINNES
SPFCIAI. TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER
A new Durham Region do-
mestic violence court was
launched Tuesday as part of the
Ontario government's $1.5 -mil-
lion strategy to take control of
the issue province -wide.
"Wife assault is a pervasive
problem across Ontario;" Diane
Cunningham, the Minister Re-
sponsible for Women's Issues
told a press conference at the
Whitby office of the Crown attor-
ney.
"We are committed to build-
ing a culture where women and
children are free from violence in
their homes."
On the same day as the
Durham launch, a domestic vio-
lence court was also opened in
Brampton.
The two are the first of six
pilot projects scheduled to begin
operations across the province in
the coming months.
Both courts will operate on a
North York model where cases
are referred from the general
court based on a criteria which
includes the following: the per-
petrator must he a first-time of-
fender, he must be willing to
plead guilty and the injuries from
the assault must he minimal. The
offender must also agree to un-
dergO a 24 -week men's coun-
selling program specifically
geared to domestic violence of-
fenders.
In return, at the successful
completion of the course, he will
walk away without a criminal
record.
Men who qualify to go
through this court will begin in-
take into the program the same
week they are charged. This dif-
fers from normal court proceed-
ings which can take weeks or
even months to come before a
judge.
"We hope the program will
bring a lot more peace and har-
mony to the families at an earlier
stage;" said Durham Crown attor-
ney John Scott.
The court is off to an auspi-
cious beginning.
Two offenders have already
had their cases heard through the
new court.
They pleaded guilty and will
begin the counselling program
immediately.
Two more have volunteered to
do the same.
Penny Contreras of the Victim
Assistance Program called it "an
incredible response in a few
days."
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AN INVITATION TO
RESIDENTS OF
PICKERING AND AREA
As Executive Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer of Ontario Hydro
I would like to invite Pickering and area residents to join me at a public
meeting on December 11 th, 7-9pm at the Metro East Trade Centre - Brock
Road and Hwy. 2.
The meeting is one of the ways in which Ontario Hydro is focusing on our
goal of being more open and accountable to the Pickering community and
more responsive to your concerns.
A key recommendation of the Independent Integrated Performance
Assessment released in August was to set specific goals for the nuclear recovery
program and to monitor progress on a continuing basis. I am committed
to ensuring this takes place.
One of the purposes of the December 11 meeting is to report on our -
progress to date, specifically in the areas of public safety, environmental
;performance, employee safety and production performance.
The staff of the Pickering Nuclear Station are highly skilled professionals
dedicated to improving the performance of the station on every
measurement. This includes a commitment to building a
strong and sustaining relationship with the local community.
I look forward to seeing you on December 11, sharing
our progress with you and hearing your views on how we
can do better. I i
G. Carl Andognini
Executive Vice President,
and Chief Nuclear Officer
4a Ontario Hydro
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"If only there were just a
couple more hours in the
day." How many times have
you heard yourself say 24
hours isn't sufficient to get
everything done?
Statistically, we're work-
ing longer hours and more
families have both adults
working outside the home.
There simply isn't anyone
around to get the chores,
housework and errands
done. Compound the situa-
tion further with a desire to
create "the best Christmas
ever" (partly due to the guilt
associated with our lack of
time to spend with loved
ones on a regular basis) and
you have a recipe for stress.
"The thing is everyone
has exactly the same
amount of hours in the day,"
says Tim Maloney, a con-
sultant with the Whitby -
based Newport Training
Group. "It's all about the
choices we make with the
time we're given," he sug-
gests.
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11 you like what you've
done in the past at Christ-
mas and it works for you,
don't change a thing," he
says. But, if you tend to be
relieved when the holidays
draw to a close, maybe it's
time to re-evaluate the
choices you're making.
"Most of the time, people
feel stressed when they feel
time's been wasted," says
Mr. Maloney. "In order to
spend time effectively, you
have to take time to plan.
Most people plan their work
time to be more efficient
and get more out of it but,
they don't plan their down
time," he points out. "You
can carry over the same sort
of philosophy from work
into your free time."
There are two types of
planning: long-range and
daily. The first might mean
sitting down with the family
and drawing up a list of all
the things you want to do,
and the things you must do,
over the holidays. Once you
have the list, you can deter-
mine if your expectations
are realistic. PrloritiTe your
Newport I -raining Group consultant Tim Maloney
offered tips this month on time management, just in
time for the hectic schedules which often accompany
the Christmas season.
items to ensure the really
important ones are accom-
plished first.
Daily planning, says Mr.
Maloney, only takes a few
minutes out of your day but
it can save you a significant
amount of time, and again,
will ensure the important
items are completed.
Lists are also a good idea
for Christmas shopping, he
adds. Not only will they
save you time, but they'll
also save you money
because you can pre -deter -
mine how much you are
willing to spend. "Your
time and your money are so
interlinked in your life," he
says. If you stay within your
budget, you will better be
able to enjoy the holidays
and the months that follow.
Ultimately, that means less
stress.
Clutter is always bad
news but during the Christ-
mas season when more mer-
chandise will enter the
home than at any other time,
it can be deadly. "The aver-
age business person loses
significant time each day
looking for things," says
Mr. Maloney. Again, the
same applies in our personal
lives. His advice: if you
don't use it, throw it out.
What you do use should be
labelled and stored for easy
access.
Finally, remember what
is important to you and plan
for it. "It's not the breath
you take in your life, it's the
breathtaking moments,"
says Mr. Maloney. It's up to
us to find the time to make
them happen.
Name Droppingm l
ax and Pickering
Birthday
"Happy third
birthday to
Heather Dawn
Wright. Wish-
ing you a
happy birthday
and many,
many more.
We love you honey. Love
Mommy, Daddy, Parker,
Grandma, Grandpa, Nana,
Papa and all your aunts, uncles
and cousins."
Birthday
A real lovely is turning four
years old. Paige Coghill -Robert-
son celebrates her birthday on
Dec. 9.
"In four
-short
years
you have
shown to
me the
meaning
of life. I
cannot
express
in words
exactly
h o w
m,u c h
you mean to me! All my love,
now and always. Mummy."
Wedding
Oct. 4 is a day Carrylyn Kidman and Jason Blake
will always remember, as the couple wed in a ceremony
at St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church in Ajax. Carylyn's
maid of honour was Tracy Lvons,
while the bridesmaids were Char-
lene Hutton and Julie Marshall.
Laura Herdman was the flower
girl. Jason's best man was Scott
Duncan, while ushers were Craig
Kidman and Wayne Marshall.
Ryan Davenport was the nngbearcr
and Jason Murray the Master of
Ceremonies. The couple honey-
mooned in California and now reside
in Oshawa. Carrylyn and Jason want to thank their fami-
lies and friends for helping make the day special.
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1794 Liverpool Road
Pickering 831-5431
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THIS WEEKS CAKE WINNERS ARE:
1. Adrienne Milne
7- mezonitirm Corey
3. Collo Morris
winners nuy go directly to Baskin Rot"Ws to rC(.V1v
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PRIZE VALID CN 171. SAT, Dec. 13. 1997
Birthday
B e s t
wishes and
lots of love
go out to
beautiful
Adrienne
Milne who
turns 10
already on
Dec. 8.
H a p p y
birthday
and love
from Mom,
D a d ,
Christine and Rob.
Birthday
A cutie
with a big
smile is
turning
o n e .
Sarah
celebrates
her first
birthday
on Dec.
10 and
wishing
her all the
best "with
love always" are Mammy, Daddy
and Buddy. "Have a very happy
day."
me tips
When gift -shopping,
'first make a list of what
you want to buy so you
;don't wander the malts
aimlessly. Consider split-
ting the gift hunt between
;Family members.
-Shop off -hours when
stores are less crowded and
Woes are smaller. Try going
on your lunch hour to Wk
up items.
- . - Consider using a gift-
wrapping service. Many
charities raise money by
providing this service.
Keep last year's
Christmas cards — or even
better, a list with names,
addresses and postal codes
— for reference, to reduce
the time involved in writ-
ing your Christmas cards.
Make your moments
meaningful. If you want to
spend time with the adult
members of the family at a
get-together, pre -plan
some f5ui activities for the
chddmn.
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Birthday
"A eery
special
boy" turns
eight years
old on Dec. »n
8. Colin
Morris will
celebrate`-
with a trip
to Wheel-
ies. Happy
birthday
wishes from
Mommy, Daddy, Gramma,
Poppa, brother Robert and Holly.
"Have a great day. We love you.
Birthdays
It's been birthday time in the Richardson home. Daniel
celebrated his t I th birthday on Nov. 30 and brother
Matthew turned seven on Dec. 1. Wishing them a happy
birthday with loads of love were Mom and Dad.
Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding?
Let us know. We'll publish your spe-
cial occasion in an easy -to -read
and easy -to -clip forimt...
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Pickering
Al Rix-ett, sports \N-riter 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363
photo by Jason Liebregts
Hands up
St. ;Mary Catholic Secondary D'Olivera during Lake Ontario
School Monarchs' Kofi Belfon at- Secondary School Athletics senior
tempts to make a move on Dunbar- boys' basketball action at Dunbar -
ton High School Spartans' Jason ton Wednesday.
Make your pitch to improve soccer
The Durham Region Soccer Associ-
ation will host its annual general meet-
ing Sunday, Dec. 7, at 1 p.m. at the
Ajax Warriors Clubhouse.
Everyone interested in soccer in
Barham Region is welcome to attend.
Kindernastic Ki
Christmas Camps
6pm - 8pm
Tricky Trampoline Ages 6-15
or
Christmas Crafty Dance
Ages 6-12
J.Thurs. Fri. Nov. 26 - Dec. 12
9:00 AM -3:00 PM
For last minute shopping
Sat. Dec. 20 9-12
Mon. Dec. 22 9-3
Tues. Dec. 23 9-3
,$5/hr. Also, register now
for our winter session
Call for info. 427-5543
The Warriors Clubhouse is at the
Ajax Community Centre at 75 Centen-
nial Rd.. off Monarch Avenue, just
south of Bayly Street.
For more information call 436-
8620.
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PICKERING —A Picker-
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Lee Delfino, who played
on the Pickering Red Sox
Michael Boyer Pontiac midget
'AAA' rep baseball team last
season prior to joining Team
Ontario and the national team,
was named the Canadian
Youth Team most valuable
player.
Delfino was named the top
defensive player,of the Base-
ball Canada
Blue Jays Cup
in July when
Team Ontario
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Delfino then
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Delfino, a shortstop
the national team,
was Canada's lead-
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worlds where he
batted a combined
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nary and playoff
rounds.
He was stellar
on defence and had
some key hits, in-
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winning grand
slam against Brazil
at the worlds.
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The Canadian national
team posted a 5-2 prelimi-
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the worlds, defeating
Australia in the quar-
ter -finals before los-
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semi-final match.
The highlight of the
tournament was a
thrilling 7-2 victory
over eventual gold
medalist Cuba.
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semi-final match.
The highlight of the
tournament was a
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over eventual gold
medalist Cuba.
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Pickering Sports
Strong goaltending drives Honda
PICKERING - The
apiece.
Pickering Panthers Dait's
The Panthers started the
Honda minor atom 'A' rep
event with a 4-1 win over the
hockey team almost reached
Vaughan Rangers. Cope,
the final of the recent
Billy Garrett, Bryan Cruse
C(ibourg 'A' tournament.
and Chris Rotolo scored for
Facing Cobourg in the
Pickering. Papizewski,
semi-final match, the Pan-
Cruse, Walsh, Scott Waters,
thers took the hosts to dou-
Nick Hobson, Callum Woods
ble overtime before bowing
and Ryan Morissctte added
out by a 3-2 score. Kyle
assists.
Cope and Trevor Walsh
In an exciting contest
scored for Pickering, assist-
against Hespeler, the Pan-
ed by Kevin Hucaluk with
theirs scored a thrilling 1-0
two, Justin Papizewski,
victory in overtime. Walsh
Brian Austin with one
was the hero for the Pan -
Scoreboard
PICKERING SOCCER CLUB
indoor soccer results
SQUIRT DIVISION
Nov. 30 Boyer Pontiac 7 (Greg Badallan 4. Mathew Shoesmith 2.
Jamie Robeson. MVPs Jessica MacArthur, Gregory Manson) vs.
$poring Images 0: Canadian Progress Club 1 (Daniel Simmonds,
MVPs Yvonne Mc(ec me. Jamie MacMillan) vs. Lion's Club 0
(MVPs Lauren Judges. Allan Edwards); A -MAZE -ZING Parties 3
(Ned Atlon. Bryant Lyons. Tyler Nashch, MVPs Ned Allon. Matt
Lupgccinl) vs. SuperCentre 0 (MVPs Brendan Singh, Amanda Park-
er).
ATOM DIVISION
Nov. 30: Johnson Controls 4 (Justin Shoesmith 3. Jeff Graham.
MVPs Michelle Sedation, Tyler Cosgwe) vs. Factory Mattress 1
(Mach" Rrco, MVPs MIO a RICO. Dared Lahey): Solid Images 4
(Justin Stephenson 3. Seen Macleod) vs Team Not Known 4 (Alex
TruyAb 3. Landis Doyle t). Hone Office Computer 0 (MVPs Aman-
da -Lee Cassidy. $bonito, late) vs. Pickering Slo-Spons 0 (MVPs
Michael RaDgohirt, Jonathan Cunningham).
BANTAM DIVISION
Nov. 31} Boyer Pontiac 4 (Kareem Henry, 2. Matthew Snell, Jia
Stephan) vs. Pickering Slo-Sports 2 (A"ha Frampton. Steven
Lowles, MVPs Steven Lowles. Ashley 'rwn), Lore Star Cale 13
Richard Shxe 4. Ranbir Sadhu 3. Ryan Doody 2. Lisa Lahey 2.
Stew WIS 2. MVPs Richard Sluce. Ranbir Sidhu) vs. Binns 2
Sean Van Deat 2. MVPs Ivan Dugakc. Alp Altonl.
METRO JWMOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
thers, scoring on a break-
away to give Pickering the
win.
Throughout the tourney,
the dynamic goaltending duo
of Matt McCallum and Ryan
Boucher was stellar in net,
surrendering only four goals
in three games.
Other team members are
Derek Twilt, Matt Gallagher
and David Kcrr.
The coaches are Glenn
Morgan and James Morgan.
The trainers are Mark Hob-
son and Peter Rotolo,
As of Nov 30
' PICKERING -� The Pickering
Panthers tied the Brampton Maroons 2 -
Panthers mite select hockey team came
EASTERN DIVISION
home with the hardware from the
goals. Assisting were Underhill and
, .Brampton Select Tournament last week.
TEAM
G
W L
T
F A
PTS
Syracuse Junior Crunch
22
17 4
1
132 85
35
Oshawa Legionaires
24
16 8
0
135 93
32
Wellington Duces
23
10 8
5
102 90
25
Port Hope Buzzards
26
11 15
0
101 121
22
PICKERING PANTHERS
25
7 13
5
81 116
19
Ounte Hawks
24
7 15
2
111 124
16
EAST DIVISION SCORING
TEAM
GMS
G
A
PIM
PTS
Matt Murley(Syracuse)
22
25
35
8+
60
Lloyd Marks IOu rte)
22
22
31
59
53
Tomas Meixner (Port Hope)
26
24
24
24
48
Tom Mctvlonagle (Syracuse)
22
20
22
25
42
Paul Harvey (Syracuse)
20
17
23
178
40
Mark Haynes (Oshawa)
24
16
23
18
39
Jason Guernuro (Syracuse)
22
12
24
50
36
Don Patrick (Syracuse)
22
11
22
4
33
Tom Kirton (Oshawa)
24
16
16
18
32
Jeff Petheric k (Port hope)
23
12
20
62
30
Rob Lukacs(Oshawal
22
15
16
65
31
George Triton (Pickering)
22
16
14
23
30
Jeff Bateman (Wellington)
23
9
20
39
29
Kenn Hyatt (Port Hope)
24
8
21
22
29
CENTRAL DIVISION
TEAM
G
W L
T
F A
PTS
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1997 - PAGE 25
rpPickering mites mighty atselect tourney
' PICKERING -� The Pickering
Panthers tied the Brampton Maroons 2 -
Panthers mite select hockey team came
2, with Andreoff scoring both Pickering
home with the hardware from the
goals. Assisting were Underhill and
, .Brampton Select Tournament last week.
Karim Corringham -
Pickering defeated Ajax 10-1 in the
Against Chinguacousy, Pickering
final as Colin Campbell led the charge
suffered a heartbreaking 3-2 defeat.
`with six goals. Andy Andreoff and
Campbell and Corringham scored for
Brody Caggiula each had two goals for
the Panthers.
the Panthers. Assists went to Ian Wat-
In the first game of the event, Pick-
ters with three, Adam McNeil with two,
ering defeated Ajax 2-1. Andreoff
Caggiula, Mark Frawley, Daniel Fyfe,
scored both goals, Patrick Graham
Evan Haga, Alex Morra, Michael Pur-
earned two assists and Taylor.
cell, Wilbert Tang and Chris Underhill.
Pernerowski one.
Jared Cowley played a strong game be-
The Pickering selects are coached by
tween the pipes in the final.
Sal Caggiula, assisted by Bob Purcell
In earlier tournament action, the
and Lome McNeil.
Wexford Raiders
24 21
3 0
Thornhill Rattlers
27
15
12 0
Markham Waxers
23
13
8 2
Pittsburgh Junior Penguins
24
7
15 2
North York Rangers
23
4
15 4
WESTERN
DIVISION
TEAM
G
W
L T
Ca:edon Canadians
25
22
1 2
Durham Huskies
23
9
13 1
Huntsville Wildcats
25
8
16 1
Shelburne Wotves
23
8
15 0
Niagara Scenic
23
4
18 1
158
74
42
GAME THREE
99
99
30
Club Link 44 vs Van Kemper irs.rance 41
114
93
28
TOP SCORERS
74
135
16
Club Link. Glenn Scott 15. Bill Green 'C. Reuben DeFrance 7
73
108
12
Van Kempen Insurance Don Leant' 12. Dave Bayliss 8
F A PTS
162 6C 46
105 118 19
89 118 17
92 111 16
53 136 9
PICKERING MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Resu)ts :f jar"es played Dec 1
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Tl:.s could be it. We are an raternationaL
company expanding due to substantial
Irad flaw in the union market. We offer:
Unlimited Income
No Prospectin
Group Medica
Management Opportunity
Vested Contract
!� you are an aggressive individual, tired
of spending most of your time prospecting
.01d want a Career Opportunity, please
call (905)576-6641
Monday and Tuesday 10 ato 2pm
for a personal and m confidential rnteruteu`.
We are looking for 50 AZ drivers.
Needed immediately 20 drivers
for an hourly Lockport run.
DRIVERS MUST HAVE:
Minorum ' 5 gears O.TR. experience
C C. Medical
Pobce clearance / 1-9s
COMPANY OFFERS
F— P7 8 mots of weekend work
Benefit Plan
Hourly work. S12.50 - $13.93 per hour
28 1 .32 amine - $ogle
35 1.37 a mile sprit - Teams
Line release al border
Paid weekly. direct deposit
If you are interested in growing with
a Professional Team and a company
thai truly cares about their employees,
for more information please call
Todd (905) 571-1603
of EAT MA ti AG ER
[Progressive store In Pickering has an
Immediate opening for an experienced
%feat Manager. Your minimum of two
tears experienced as an assistant meat
managger Is complemented by your solid
knowledge of meat operations and good
unElerstandin$ of health and safety
practices. Well developed analytical,
interpersonal and communication 'ski ll>
and the confidence to manage and lead
are key to success in this role. As this is
a _ day operation flexibility is required.
Interested applicants, please send
resumes to.
Store Manager
1235 Bayly Street
Pickering, Ontario
L1W 1L7
Or fax to: 905-839-4834
25 PEOPLE REQUIRED FOS
AU"MOTIVE DMVSTRIY
CONTRACT
DST DURHAM REGION
REQUIREMENTS:
• Work Days/Aftemoons
• Able to work weekends
• Warehouse experience
• Safety Boots
• Transportation a must
WE OFFER:
• Full time hours leading to permanent position
1 Gemral Ifdp
• Competitive Wages
HIS LOO[MB for 5 rdgt*
DDP
myked individuals to aid
mY Lir management van.
1925(roc Rd. Pickering
Intensive
j
training. Commis
sion pay with unlimited in-
come opportunity. Responsi-
bikties veal include attracting
and developing productive
leadership team. 905-212-
1601, leave messa0e. NI
• Fain extra cash for X -oras
calls will be returned to set UP
• Flrffr fivibk positions • Students Welcome
interview.
• Call for interview
(905)723-4920
PACE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1997
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GET ON BOARD WITH THE WORLD'S LEADING
CASUAL DINING RESTAURANT TEAM!
Wanted: restaurant management professionals excited by getting in on the
ground floor with Applebee's Neighbourhtxhd Grill and Bar -the world leader in
casual dining.
With over 925 units and two new restaurants opening every week, Applebee-s is
ready to take Ontario by storm. Our winning formula: great food. great value.
world class sen ice and a fun atmosphere.
True North Restaurants Inc., Applebee's major franchisee for Ontario. will open
our flagship restaurant in Ajax. Aggressive expansion it, follow' Our success will
be built on the talent and energy of a start-up all-star team. We require:
• General Managers
• Kitchen and Service Managers
Yom are among the industry's best - attracted to a progressive base salary.
performance -driven bonus plan, competitive benefits package, decision-making
authority, a commitment to on-going training and wide open opportunities for
rapid career growth.
Please fax or mail your resume today to:
Mitch Brown - Head Coach. Operations
True North Restaurants. inc.
PO. Box 32256
128 Quern Street South
Mississauga. Ontario L5M 4"1.3
Fax: 905-8264442
It'OU BEL0N(: AT APPI,EBEE-S
Reporter wanted
Pun Perry This Week i1 iuuking fop .ca 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 "eek
Managing Editor Bruce Froude,
c/o The Port Perry This %eek
26 Water St.. Port Perm
prior to 5 p.m. Dec. 10, 1997.
(No phone calls)
URGENTLY REQUIRED
SECURITY OFFICERS
Full and part time cnQsitions
ADolicants, mus: t1e willing to Work various
'lours, evenings and weekends. We are
coking for well groomed, mature persons with
excellent communication skulls (written and
ve•Dal). Previous security experience
Dreleffed Must have own transportation.
Ist ad and CPR certificates required for
most positions. Law and Security graduates
welcome.
Ontario Guard Services (Durham) Inc.
124 Wilson Rd. South,
Oshawa Ontario L1H 6C1
11 Careers
THE NAIL STATION a•ee
'raanriG e;e: fieccns
nail ieCfrYcin, career training
"labie in artificial nals,
ea nnctlirg. pedicures. wax -
ng Student Financing avail -
am (905)723-8083
General
1 Hey
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2B- ZENITH Stereo consul
$399 Zenith VCR, 4 -tread.
$179 20' Electrotrome stereo
TV 8 Stand. $150 Universal
we ght-lifting gym. 'Image
b09. $699 All nim condition
U1 905-436-7695
BEAUTY SALON requires full
time licensed part time styl-
ists for Oshawra and Ajax Call
Dons 723-7323
CHRISTMAS RUSH 20 people
needed immediately to help
1JNtnth our busy season. Full
*me positions only. Pay va-
ries with position and respon-
ObiMy. Call Trudy 4264954.
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser re-
quests that advertisers
check their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
vertiser wd: not be re-
sponsible for more than
one incorrect insertion
and tttere shall be no li-
ability for non -insertion
of any advertisement.
Liability for errors in ads
is limited to the amount
paid for the space occu-
pying the error. All copy
Is subject to the appro-
val of management of
News Advertiser.
ITFD. For West In -
shop. call anytime
DEPENDABLE enerae' c ar,a
narC work'
n; with clean drov-
ers ceroid and own transpor-
:aLon to work on mtobrk sm-
::t truce. Serviong eommer-
"- door Systems Overhead
door aa/or baesmktn exp an
asset. Must be well groomed
and wen spoken $8 00 to
$10 00 per flour to Stam ot-
pending on experience Full
me days MUST BE BOND-
%c4!
OND-
Phone tom - 6pm.
Catnerne or Ed. 905-263-
8394
EARN Extra Christmas mon-
ey Door to door fund mesas
iheeded for local fund raising
campagn for national regis-
tered chanties Flours are 5-
Spm weekdays No selling re-
quired Hourly wagepluS bo-
nus Cab 1 -BOD -791-40i5
ESTHETICIAN with experience
in nail extensions for Natural
Solutions New Concept Satin
in PKkennq Town Centre Call
Robert (416)977.6818.
EKPERENCED Dry cleaner
and seamstress wanted Call
John at 725-7307.
HAIRSTYLIST with experi-
ence, to work for L'Anludes in
Pickering with opportunity for
a WXed training in L.A. Cali-
tornia. Calf Robert. 905 -420-
1440,
05 -azo -1440.
HOUSE CLEANERS 1fMNTED .
must be experienced, bond-
able, conscientious and par-
ticular, reliable and depend-
able Mon. -Fri., clear police
check, Have own transporta-
tion. Interested applicants,
Please provide detailed infa-
mabon to P.O. Bar 149 , 125
Harwood Ave. N. Ajax, LiZ
1E6.
PART TME , mornings only.
experienced Nursery Sdrool
assisUm required. 831-9246.
REQUIRE self-starters to run
their own food distribution
business. Saks and service
oriented. part-time, retirees
welcome. Phone (416)759-
1654 tail. 2.
ti\Oh
PLOWERS
Brokers required
,p eneneed driver
with newer 4x4 for
tio.arb /:Markham/
`.,rth N'ork Routes.
,uaranteed hours.
1:.47 needed:
UL salt driven. Call
(416)288-03]3.
WORTS mumFn P. o..
ieeoec to neap ,nor Sou S,-4
&,-,I First warrknq provided in
a aspects d Our biaaness
Aevancament available. Can
Ke:ly 426-4955 It your not
^uiung $40111wk. Cad mow.
STUDENTS!! Earn chnStmas
ash Nc experience aeWed
We train you Minimum age
10 years old Alax/Pickenng
(905) 693-8814. Oshawa.'
1W�by/Cfanngton (905) 263-
SUER -DET. Take off Ln-
wanteC Pounds 6 Inane.
Look Good i Fal Great
1001. Naturals Guaranteed
(905)571.5063
WANT TO Ears $i000-51500
c::^rn per week' we offer
Qualified leads. ongoing pro-
Imonal traumnq We require
Saks ability. Customer serv-
ice orientation. knowledge of
car duct cleaning, d HVAC
prOdnIlIs d services would be
a plus but not essential. Must
have a ca Cal Bob 905-/28-
2022
Pickering has
immediate openings
fortrookS b
Short Order Cooks.
Please drop off
resume to
1660 Kingston Rd.
Unit ht1,
1 01101e
NO
DMERIENCIED BOOKKEEPEN
required: AP, AR, TB. IS. fully
computerized systems. able
to manage multiple tasks un-
der pressure in a busy. enter-
tainment company. Four-
momh platxmern surhg
Jasrary 12. Please tax or de-
liver resume including salary
expectations to : Michelle
Henderson, The Children's
Group. 1400 Wryly Street. So -
Ne 7. Pickering. L1w 3R2 tax
831-1142. No phone calls
Please.
EXPERENCEO Office Help re-
quired for construction office
in Afar Call 905.427-0390 or
905.985.3724.
oo�/ioson
POA VT/AC•BU/CK,4 G��
USED VEHICLE SALES MANAGER
We are currently seeking an experienced Used Vehicle
Sales Manager. This is an exceptional opportunity for the
career minded, results oriented individual, who is looking
for increased challenges and an environment, to "GROW
their career.
The successful candidate will be a positive energetic lead-
er who achieves above average results by motivating and
building a team. Strong people skills, integrity and honesty
are just some of the essential qualities you possess.
We will provide the necessary tools and support you re-
quire, including multi -media advertising, significant inven-
tory levels etc., and an aggressive compensation program.
Candidates will have a successful track record including
references.
Please respond in confidence by fax or mail to:
M.J. Deegan
Tel: 905-884-4481 Fa7:: 905-884-4299
Tomlinson Pontiac Buick GMC., Ltd.
9612 Yonge Street
Richmond Hill, Ont. L4C 1V6
goSkilled Help 9M Skilled HCIP Skilled Help
Cinram is Canada �- largc,�t cu�,ttlm manufacturer of
compact discs and audio/video cassettes. As a result of
recent growth, our air conditioned high tech tool shop
has immediate openings for:
CNC LATHE
Operator/Programmer
Day and afternoon shifts
You are able to work to close tolerance and can
program, set-up and operate equipment.
PRECISION GENERAL
MACHINIST
Afternoons
Cinram offers excellent wages, top working conditions,
excellent benefit package and overtime opportunities.
Exceptional long-term exits fm the right candidates.
Please respond to:
HUMAN RESOURCES, CINRAM LTD.
2255 MARKHAM ROAD, SCARBOROUGH,
ONTARIO, MIB 2W3
FAX (416) 298-0627
1 son
flab 1 Arrests
HEAD END ENGINEER Con-
tract position. possible full
bine. U.S.A SIODWweek U S.
'Licensed Mechanic req for
Equipment Rental Co For
consultation for above, tax
stories to 905.720.2151
MIF TELEMARKETER for Se-
curity company, vim com-
mission • bonus. Cab 905-
839-1221. leave message.
ALARM Dispatcher required,
permanent -part time affernate
weekends, responding to au-
dible signals I(eyboara
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
v+i:•Y ATT: CAREGIVERS, DEPT. STORES,
DAYCARE CENTRES,
CHURC"URSERY SCHOOLS ETC.
Are you otffe ing a funi4oving festive
atmosphere
!, for parents to feel safe leaving their children
with, while Mom and Dad experience Christmas
111111 ,..\\fi�rr shopping together? Do you have extended
hours during the holiday season?
�{( Flexibility with pick up and delivery?'
Advertise in our upcoming
*W HOLIDAY 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
1 \ with all your advertising needsl
LOVING DAYCARE available
�n my home. Finch/White's.
1 ArtitNe
1 Seekftkixlor e*$ for
Sam
references. non Smoker.
fenced yard, daily walks.
ing for
� TIG
breakfast. lunch, snacks. 6
• i
1
rnomhs to 4 yrs. It interested
so 10p
sill fo our Wes. You tart use
ca
Cal Cheryl (905) 420-0206
commwnicaion Aft arw�susu-
MAJOR DAXS/Brock Rd area.
Great Computer System includes Pentium
2 has openings for
133Mhz (illtel) 32MB Ram 2.166 Hard
tiAl or a
i`rKhes. fenee0 yard ot of
Drive, 2MB PCI Video Card, 12x CD Rom,
(ming care cab Ivry (905)
15 inch SVGA, 14.4 Sportster Modem,
PICKERING Beath / Rollo:
101 Keyboard b Mouse, Okidata laser
-oyvir) mai+;doe 18 months to
t2 yours Daily outings
Printer. Also comes with Windows 95
'ratted backyard and wok), naffs. story time. music, nu -
,
MS Office b MS Publisher. Asking
!Mious meals d snacks First
$2,000. Call Jason or Mark @ 427-7897.
,lid. C PR certified Non-
20' colour I, with remote
nokmg. receipts 905.428
-244
• CARPETS - lots of carpet.
Daycare Avsihble
$100, White wove $too. Can
100y nylon, new stairs re-
3491 and ask to tPeatk fo
lease carpets on hared. I
ENFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD will carpet 3 rooms, $349
Price utdudes carpet. pre -
In caring, safe. fun home mmm pad• expert insma-
never used, S20. Bixincy
environment. con. las(t down". free esb-
Licensed by M.C. S.S. yams) Norman
Cal $31-2330.
Reasonable rates 686231430
Receipts, flexible hours. Can CARPETS SALE: Lott of car -
Rik REDJMW for tug bme.
1 stain re -
broom
DURHAM PROFESSIONAL
HOME DAYCARE km. rpet 3 SSM
50
1207 (30 sq yd.) kncluft: carpet,
ST. 6E0116E3 DAYCARE-
Chnstmas Day Camp Jan us
for 2 ex, I weeks. Dec 22 -
Jan 2 (statutory ndiclays ex-
:;axhid) Ages
2 1R �9 yrs
WESTNEYi MMM.relode
ubysmer available with 11
i's exp ICS daycare ""o-
ma. Hot kndn, snicks, fenced
yard,babies welcome, reler-
M=, re=M. 477-4937
1 Firewood
FIREWOOD Roka Lumber 8
Firewood Centre 4'x8'.12'.
$60. 4x8 x16'. $155 EStab-
nshed 1963 Days 705-277-
3mi, Everxng 905-434-
6665 Fre dwivery to Osbawr
X"
A-1 FIREWOOD. excellent
fiery best quamy hardwood.
guaranteed extra long brine
luny seasoned. cut 3 split.
O400nneesttry. measurement. free
905.753-2246 noun Frrwood
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top
quality seasoned nardwood.
Serving Pickering. Apx. Whit-
by and Oshawa Can
DURHAM FIREWOOD
427-5278
FIREW000 Seasoned fire-
wood cut a split. maple. Sane
day tree delivery. Ajax. Pick-
ering. Whitby 583-0709
114101111,111
nor
311' STOVE, d 18Cu.ft. Fridge.
Kenmore, avocado in colour,
W. Call 619-0767 after'
229ISM
skills required, training pro-
Nsieal
vicall 663 -Ml or Far. • Skftd H 1 Lumbers,imited �J,�m
6113-6631 Allan turnpslands.
WELDER waned
OSINC Hypnosis and Hypno- Cook Black, etc, etc. Profes-
Bus
y Atex
manufacturing company look-
practice enn-
therapy fo ileait l wmarry dl-
feed problems is a way of
siom framed. Must so.
$150 each. 905-666-5D46.
ing for
� TIG
the Dos. of note
experience an asset. Cam
Aluminum Weexperienced
ldter
so 10p
sill fo our Wes. You tart use
ca
KOWSM motionless wa-
commwnicaion Aft arw�susu-
to: Wit smokng.
terbed with names cover.
pervisory ablity. ExaNem
eliminate strut.
healer, caps, ttea�oad, nor
board,
wage avalabk. Fax resume
develop senm1111 dna, cure
$50 Oak a lawani w'0g*w
(905)428-1790 atNrifion Rick.
insdrtnia, eNmirate tears. Ile-
unit we 9�s door. $50. 428-
1 �
vNOp good study habits, ton
trd cadres aro paints. etc. YOU
Sou.
PE BM win campy 5200.
2111111111111
can call for an appo or
20' colour I, with remote
DENTAL AstWemt i
more nlormation at (905)
576 X41 a 576-0738 dt 435-
$100, White wove $too. Can
required to pDusy
Oshanw
Osh for
3491 and ask to tPeatk fo
(905) 619.1704 after S p.m.
Journeymen for commercialrigs.
Saturdays 3 SnNtdays
Mary Kirialki0k. COH (Cerib-
SUM 9JNgN N4krbM,
work. Please tax resume to
experience an asset. Cam
Ned Doctor n HypnoBNrapy).
bookcase hamboad, 6 -draw,
0566 8217-
434-5757.
week Fisher Surnwo Stento
base, $75 0.8.0.
PAO- a $20 wratei $12 50 /
stew 100% Nylon. stain mas-
DBW�nf>•er
NX
9healer.
905-0115.
OIL OVA" CENTIIE- FWI
and Dart time tube bdnaiarn.
CUMIDIAN ON" Cour
. ru-V
Equtpmem. For sale
WICKER Baty bassinet, yet -
'
$B per hour to star. Previous
lice, needs Iii time Pharma-
CAREUM my ton for 2
1
low. $35. Bassiro on kgs,
N3f-4040 or (116)822-
am
plat. tap resume to (905) 432-
dWdmn: apes 2 3. Part-time
whme. with rip -screen top,
experience and supervisory
3185
work, ftdbw mwm.
$40. Rag Akin c halge able,
Wis. Apply within. 195
$30. end tables $15111
to a paw. wardrobe $95. Dun-
Hwy.241marma. Retereicits.
never used, S20. Bixincy
WWeshHy Rd. S. Apx.
draw want mwror 595, me.
Cal $31-2330.
chair. $20.905.666-5175.
na. neater-
rrOaand COMnols n
Rik REDJMW for tug bme.
REiPO11"LlErNiabk own
Adits
ONE MECIIAINC, licensed.
hrs/wk.), aid casual
part
part hme positions. Must be
111Y. We -o A for our a nionmh
old, from FebJ98. F W
1
Jor 51119
Ions bean bags d mattresses.
experienced to run shop: and
flexible and availableto work
Whites Rd. ea�erenas
018116E door repairs, broken
ne
oapprentice needed for
evenings d weekends. Please
required. Cal 905
springs, cables, rollers, apart
SWo repair, deal Shop. Whit-
forward resume to Family
Drpm
ers installed $45. New doors)
by. 905-430-1918
Care Medical Centre. 3050
a ftle
openers. Quality Plus Doors
R.A. FESTERS TRUCKING w
Garden St.. hoot 104. Whitby.
m AiAM -Daycare or
416-416-3"73373
quires 10 Professional AZ
Drivers. 1 yr. exp. Clean ab-
L1R-1W8. Attention to
Mrs.H.Cecuth. or fax 905-
bdot and dw school Non-
=zr Pellet Stove, used 2
stract We offer a chsabihty
Package. (9D5) 434.5110.
430-6416.
smoking mother of two.
School pick-up and drop-off
oD o
seasons. Paid $2200, selling
a
for $1800 best offer. fall
available. Call 931-0936.
(906)-725449k
CHRISTMAS SPECUL
B3M
GARAGE BOORS
Openers installed
549.99
repair broken
springs, cables,
locks, rollers,
new doors available
Fol Warranty
416-501-8728
BEEF am. S1.m&- Custom
ca, quarters available. Gov-
emmem mspeged. Delivered.
Ba direct from lana. Gnat
Christmas idea! Oras. 905-
983-9171.
CUVAAU = dish - DOW
sound AN picture. Over loo
dWM*. S5.75Iwreek Fret
d *-Y. 1.800.267-9466.
cmrrer IINOBEE. 100%,
Nylon thick, plush, stain re-
SWAN carp4t. For 3 rooms,
only 5369.00. Pike Inch"
30 Sq. AS MM dtlmN pad
and itnsallabidn in your home.
Free Quotation . in your Iroise.
No mumst, no pal meit for
ane full year. Darrel. 1-800-
217-0104.
CARPET. Free ratllma1 .
New, anti -static Carpet.
soom9t guarded, loll resistant.
d environmemany-friendly
carpet Stalkg as low as 5W
sq.1t. Walde range of colours to
Complennem your decor. For
your shop -at-home can now!
Mike 905-426-2882.
COMPUTER SPECIAL - Pemi-
um 166 MMX. 16 x C.D tax
modem. 32 M B. ram, $151
week. 1 -BOD -267-94N
COMPUTER Specials- Com-
plete Pentium muni media
system $BBB. Deg 486 $588.
Intel DX386 $348. Colour
Printer $96. Fax $39. Call
(905) 655-3661,
C086PV= Wholesale, Pent-
ium 166 m unt-media, monitor
$1099. Autocad station
P166), 20' monitor 51800.
Monitors. 14- $99. 20' $599.
Hard drives 12 fig $129. up -
graft, service. otter sys-
tema. For inveetory fist
(906)434-6193
t30111,11TEM
CEw1� -
Has neer 1 6 inumm"a Internet ayE
wom from aMwr '96.
Carron prirMers from $159.00
wso. rased monitors pypre
1T .28 DP, in Dome of rNw
1S 1110 $149, 11' 1. $129,
IBM triols $99. USR 14.4
nmodemfs Isle" $a. Used 100
WU Systema hon 5499.
46's Nam 5299. Exit 432 from
401. 164 Saline Rd E 097-
CODUTRY Nue plaid pul-out
March for $3110. $250. Call 997.
419B.
CUB101111 OW Rte new W
al bha velvet mh and chW
5750. Oak 11 He table and
lairs, $125. phone 721.02(L8
aff r 7 p.m.
OUWAM Ring. centre 41i;-
MDnd win, side b NIM aid
baguettes IMaI weight 1.5K,
appraised at 55500. never
worn. $3070. Cid 430--5685
prerovit pad and msuu-
bon Free estimates. carpet
1
repairs- Scram Dwha t and
Soft
lutart0 area. Sam 905-
27- ZENITH stereo T V S6 25r
6SUW
e61m.
week Fisher Surnwo Stento
CARPETS- Christmas Safe.
PAO- a $20 wratei $12 50 /
stew 100% Nylon. stain mas-
week 1-800-267-9466,
ter extrs-kk. Can and save.
30
$D COLLECTION - Vleva.Mss-
ter. stereo viewsTkw i
c& W starts a S1 221sq.11 in -
Drernom ee
. ru-V
Equtpmem. For sale
tion Senior t)scotwtatl Repairs
Rep
available. Customer sabstac- -
(90 A68--0444 wrtMby
ban guaranteed For your free
2 DRESSER$ $45. sofa $75.
in4oW eM'"raft car Mike
but Seat $45, bed -Soh 5295.
N3f-4040 or (116)822-
am
lutdren table a chairs $35 4
D: bedroom sole (from 1930)
CASH ON DEALS. 2nd Marro
5475. 5 PC per bedroom stale
Sim 8 Brokers We buy. SON.
Cnbed395
) 5. desk $" of-
Na war
trade 8 more Almost aanrhy�r
.
$30. end tables $15111
to a paw. wardrobe $95. Dun-
TOP cern pard a33-
1785
can hh chars 5250,am1q%w
571-2274 6660001.
draw want mwror 595, me.
CEDAR Modular electric sau-
Crswave i SUM $75
na. neater-
rrOaand COMnols n
(905)697 - 3532
and 4051000. Cam 9 1470
LEATHER jadsts. up to 1/2
7071 lave message
price Rather purses tram
99, luggage from $19.99.
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS on fu
le
lather wallets from S6 99
Ions bean bags d mattresses.
Everything Must Gor Family
Loreto Price guaranteed! Ltr-
Leather. SS Poems WII Osha-
4 t Furnture ngSt.W .
Osaaw
wa. 905.726-9830
y
Beane Babies n Stade.
APPLIANCES. 1 1L srove.
washer b dryer Good COtrdl-
COLLECTOR lookung for an -
11011.5750 (905)831.4757(Mon-
pique fire arms and manna. 1
fn) alar 6.Caspaejp
of whole collection
paid Call 905.263-1069
CHRISTMAS SPECUL
B3M
GARAGE BOORS
Openers installed
549.99
repair broken
springs, cables,
locks, rollers,
new doors available
Fol Warranty
416-501-8728
BEEF am. S1.m&- Custom
ca, quarters available. Gov-
emmem mspeged. Delivered.
Ba direct from lana. Gnat
Christmas idea! Oras. 905-
983-9171.
CUVAAU = dish - DOW
sound AN picture. Over loo
dWM*. S5.75Iwreek Fret
d *-Y. 1.800.267-9466.
cmrrer IINOBEE. 100%,
Nylon thick, plush, stain re-
SWAN carp4t. For 3 rooms,
only 5369.00. Pike Inch"
30 Sq. AS MM dtlmN pad
and itnsallabidn in your home.
Free Quotation . in your Iroise.
No mumst, no pal meit for
ane full year. Darrel. 1-800-
217-0104.
CARPET. Free ratllma1 .
New, anti -static Carpet.
soom9t guarded, loll resistant.
d environmemany-friendly
carpet Stalkg as low as 5W
sq.1t. Walde range of colours to
Complennem your decor. For
your shop -at-home can now!
Mike 905-426-2882.
COMPUTER SPECIAL - Pemi-
um 166 MMX. 16 x C.D tax
modem. 32 M B. ram, $151
week. 1 -BOD -267-94N
COMPUTER Specials- Com-
plete Pentium muni media
system $BBB. Deg 486 $588.
Intel DX386 $348. Colour
Printer $96. Fax $39. Call
(905) 655-3661,
C086PV= Wholesale, Pent-
ium 166 m unt-media, monitor
$1099. Autocad station
P166), 20' monitor 51800.
Monitors. 14- $99. 20' $599.
Hard drives 12 fig $129. up -
graft, service. otter sys-
tema. For inveetory fist
(906)434-6193
t30111,11TEM
CEw1� -
Has neer 1 6 inumm"a Internet ayE
wom from aMwr '96.
Carron prirMers from $159.00
wso. rased monitors pypre
1T .28 DP, in Dome of rNw
1S 1110 $149, 11' 1. $129,
IBM triols $99. USR 14.4
nmodemfs Isle" $a. Used 100
WU Systema hon 5499.
46's Nam 5299. Exit 432 from
401. 164 Saline Rd E 097-
CODUTRY Nue plaid pul-out
March for $3110. $250. Call 997.
419B.
CUB101111 OW Rte new W
al bha velvet mh and chW
5750. Oak 11 He table and
lairs, $125. phone 721.02(L8
aff r 7 p.m.
OUWAM Ring. centre 41i;-
MDnd win, side b NIM aid
baguettes IMaI weight 1.5K,
appraised at 55500. never
worn. $3070. Cid 430--5685
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Micet lo► Articles for
Sae
1 See 1sSale tw , Ani for , Anice, la firefitpe ntmu Irrse Autanabikn
see Tres Trees Trees for Sole
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1915 NISSAN 200SX 2 dr 5
.• �• ••' tM�••� ��f��-rr.. •• • a N TREE a spa pw. sunroof. 200kms
'�►i am/fm CO, $1350 as Is. 931 -
ilk• - - • 1957
�
It's not too late to send your �� •' 985-7291
HOLIDAY �� ���e�`��,�
GREETINGS �� •Balsam fir Pine
• Spruce
to your customs d
1967 9UICK Regal Ltd. load.
ed excellent body/interior
38 w/rear-wheel drive. only
116.000kms (69.600 miles)
ladies car, documents to
prove. $3575 cerldifed. make
offer (905)683-5503
1917 Olds Delta 88, gr@y 2 -
dr. pw, pb. p Seats, tilt.
cruise, air. new paint, 180,000
km $2800 obo 905-666-5175.
rs an friends.
.:
OPEN LiPAEILIr
1916 SCK certury Ltd 38L.
loaded
267 cul $13 50/wk Free dekv-
with the taste. $moo A n bole
up truck. small car 486 6 386
Weekly draw for $100.00
many new parts
$1100 905-436-7126
Be part of our S � l Ed • �
1901
01
worth of groceries
rides and hot chaocalate
1911 OLDS Cutlass Supreme
"es, head new brakes.
'gyres. struts. excellent condi-
VC-111.1 114 ztzon of : 9
Christmas Greetings, In Memoriams
and Letters to Santa, on: .�
I
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21,1997 �
PRESSRUN 44,000 1 ro
Serving the Ajax and Pickering area.. .
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TORO nr ort car . 3
E For more information please call, C °°°d y'°n '' 2 6 4 Amides
i
Cycle models Wilde Rental 1
So%= 6 Saks. 4mo Tlkck-
son Rd N, Brookkn 655- ANTI OUES7Acsolutel �;•_
Bolo. dosing furniture. glass. tlwn
683-0707 or fax 579-4218. .014 7F4M ROMAIICE -rims fa len!o� + over art gl-
scion -
sale Star 'wonder E k"11 . bTs or a/ rgstaoqu
Skaters. Canoe W stroll fi Co Dna a cstms
Call even w (905) 697.0513 CAN Robert Bowen Antiques
r USED Fill= $225. and up,
(905) 655-8649. Brockln. On-
I L/1.i used stoves 52% and hp. Dauco lam n� rptwwen4esym
11tt npd .gftlers $
25o Dryers
thog and e0 Mew brand How FOLDING WIRE. Stadubk
ridges. 16. c 1 1605 Mew containers VAM al ttaq 1 pile
News Advertiserr'o°�°` 5� " " A� 117 con -
up
and Mew 5 c f mems qct Abe 683 5117 5255. Stephenson'$ Ap• pNgANTED. scrap metals
ti•iamces 227 Court St. Osla removes BBQ's. ar corn .
wa.57&-7448 stoves, can. tarn nuicho ry,
or anyuwtg metal (WS)571-
6714
L WASHERS. dryers. fridges.
_ ..�,,rrk���fir_ w,�_//�� 267-9 stoves From $25 /mo o LDMING FOR kids ban"
• �e'�- : • ATw' ��ir♦ _ free delnery 1.800 QOOtfta MCarl ,905) 697-
267-9466 189e
WHY IS THIS COUPLE
�•�, SO EXCITED?
`v (/'r For A Limited Time Only!
The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser will
offer a 5200 per word special on
Tuesdays only to help you sell those
unwanted items. (Private Parties Only).
Articles must be priced less than 550000
(price to be shown). To place your
prepaid ad call 683-0707 or fax your ad
to 905-579-4218. .
stove
382
ENTERUNINENT Centre
(wood) stereo Compartment
$too. Couch and spite 11250
%It al905-697-8198.
11,11AE$$ EOMPMERY • Fkavy
•tlury '►lalwtln' filets$$ station,
Pec Deck, Knee Extension,
1p W QutyADdonl s s3Wp�I.
dswed and
own lat. macl.no aka Tri-
ceps Sta , a al accessories
PEAT TRAI�K horn pito-
hpM none tOdp -randttse, cost $90,000.
WE sec for $4,500. 905.433-
0279.
ItEROtiBIE Mater, Nndin
MON i53MV. 90600 BTU4W
2.800 wam. $Bo. 905-639-
1357.
Make extra money, meet
people, have fun too! Cow
pkk DJ equipment, speakk-
as, stands, amplifier. mixer.
microphone phis CDs. $ISM
o.b.o. (905)571-1337
MOFFAT Washer - white,
good condition. Asking $75.
CIN 668-8298.
MOM SALE, Pool table.
Dufferin compact model 23'
hailer (Prowler). fridge, stove,
washer, dryer and other
household items. (905)435-
8194
OAC DN" soh: winter
white upholstery, seats 6.
large bul iolkhm cabinet plus
server. 10 pcs. $2250. DeAv
Bred. Must see! 905-263-
8672.
MGM LOWREY Genie 99
with bench. Excellent condi-
lion. New X3500. Asking
$1000 or No. Cal 723-1983.
SNOWKDwERs ,gram
wAwieU WFrLUUKt5 Ali
new 1,1170 8 tip a Speed.
MATEA. it you are wncerne0 ing Dr not washers dryers
}ridges camping tracer. pear
267 cul $13 50/wk Free dekv-
with the taste. $moo A n bole
up truck. small car 486 6 386
1-800-267-9466
of row wa. we can hop
WSW. Compute�rs 6 hardware. 505-
OAR!►IIIE FURNITURE
Cal for rtbrmaeon 6g6 8351
or 666-023e after 5 p m
Check out ow tall SPE-
CIALS SOLID OAK Tack
Sets e0 36'x54' Sgt ped
to kY hat AND 4
/ _�-
`wd
1
supe Sea
c.SALE PRICE $599111 Or a
SOLID OAK 4OX80 dbi ped
2Windsor exit
ror'OAKArrowAND v
LADIES NEW AND USED
c SALE PRICE S1t"m
Stinson savaps on all other
Furs, coats, casuals and office
use sets and Bonet a Hoar
es why low veneer who you
can buy 100% SOLID OAK i
apparel. Choose vour Chnstmans and
PP
award tables for safe. Foos- we we to Wa taimv out- New Year s designer clothing
ball 905-42D-61 13 lel WE ARE THE FACTORY", LIZ CLAIBORNE
RESTAURANT Furniture for
saleCan Johnny's Earery at
905-433.1335
1 9105T1ONAL -8n WOODWORK- JONES NEW YORK TRISTON
230 230
CASH OR DEALS
2nd Hand Store A Brokers
Now 3 locations
NIaeafim Ilmotew RMthy
We buy, Sell, Trade da MORE!
Home audio 3 video, car audio, home
fumshir% jewellery, CDs, movies i1 mote.
Big or small - we buy it all!
TDP catch paid!
Don't Accept any tests.
433 -IM 5T1-2274 6660004
omem S. Shum K IN Brock St L
•.��D..� zv�,
Coolers Walk -int Deli yup fine furniture, Royal Doullons, HDairy displays, Ice Cube good China b plass, old toys, Colle -
makersetc 905.655.8501..• tions d other interesting articles. Durham's largest
Delivery and Installation auction since 1973.
available. Pham KBM Covalry Avidens
1905) 6R1-1041; Fax (9111) 576-2217
PMOS,!GRANOFATHER
CLOCKS -Pre Christmas Sale -
Used pianos: Yamaha. Sa-
nick, Kimbal; Young Chang.
New digital pianos Iron $695
and up. Real to own. Large
selection of grandfather
dodo from $995 and up. Call
TELEP PIANO 433-1491.
WANTED
Will pay face value for
Maple Leaf Tickets.
Must be greens, reds or golds.
Call Bruce at 5794400 ext. 2207
NORTH TRADITIONS, GAP
U! TO 50% OFF RACK
NO GST SUNDAY AND MONDAY
E & C CONSIGNMENTS
1235 Bayly St. Unit #200, Pickering
(905)839-4159
NOW OPEN SUNDAYS
11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Until Christmas
CRAFT VODOrt$ wanted NEW MUSIC a ane O hlb'l/
for new Crafters market Iota[- "W MUST e -z
ed at ole Covncce Rea Market.
per* Soon! Call 905-436-aK23&4ndex.Mm
tb24 -
1101 Arb ii Craft
non 165.000kms $3600 as 1s
;all (9051623-7767
. 1 Arts fl Crafts• 1 Arts 6 Crafts
To ensure that your
'Bazaar or Bake Sale'
is advertised on time, simply call
one of our cheery ad -visors and
they will advertise it in our
Ajax Pickering Classified Section
for a very low rate.
Call 683-0707 for assistance!
IM S put rr
krerriel krt«rw
WEB DESIGN
SERVICE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
CaU John Duarte
at meq-""
• , Loot a
• f ww
FEMALE Cats S < .:^c s free
to good 'tore Can Shannon
423-2312
. ,
pourow6 r
BEAGLE pups •;r sore '•r
:neck" first shpt. dt-
won Ready to go now
Cat Laurie 565-0191
GOLDEN Aetnever pout; Val-
kynaven Kennel. C K C r4g-
Oared . An health cearannl
guamma'first shots and tat-
too, S7012 Cal 905.728-7665
LNASO APSO pups Read# to
po pet Checked Pure bread
5325 each must be sm
1721
Pone on ne Joan(9051967-
READY FOR CNRI$TM"
Lusa Apso pups ')r sale
Non-sredarrg. non-auugic.
*a" guarantee. vet -noodled
Mouse-Irasrg started. (705)
786-31N. leave ressape
BEAUTIFUL Himalayan waste
Cat 9 months old. AN medal
rare comple140. for sale: good
for =1-9a6
tow oodles TV pr4satfr
hon or CMrstmu 9/t $600
cum or certded argue only
686-7823 alter bpm. Be11Y
AVAILABLE OWDIATELY
Sociable aft bull Duo. 3
months, torah a Cage trained.
vet deckedsecond shpts.
Excenern temperament. Own-
er has allergies Al lleltnq-
ir1gS included Puce negc i -
able to good tome. Phone
571-4771
YOUNG spayed or neutered
cats with vacanations avarl-
am to respomibk homes.
Kittens with first booster. as
well as many medium to
tan0e► sired dogs also in need
p resportside homes. Pet
Supplies and dornlons al-
ways welcome. Please call
Durum Animal Adoption at
905-438-9411.
Buchan Frtse, Maltese
Pugs, Shah-Tm
Y, M1Sdmariaers,
tfi6wmw west Trina
Golden Retrievers,
Black Ar
Cltoaolate Labs
Cocker Spaniel
lar SArtr, alts akaW
(906) 723-50770.kaw
Nimalayao Flom e Pi Kivau
KITIN or SRI@
CREDIT PROBLEMB7 On Ste
Spot fitWxattg. Down pay
From from $500. O.AC. Cars,
trucks, vans. 1981 to 1991.
Akartdy Auto Saks Ltd. 792
Simooe Street South. Osluea.
Phone 905-720-3382.
ISM PONTIAC 6000, wagon,
automatic, good condition.
many new parts, am-Im ca-
sette. cb, Asking $1.550. as is.
(905) 72111-4917
Ila MCC 226, great condi-
tion. Dark due. bas, motor te-
ekilt� uInttilp X1000 or best on-
er Cal(905)571-5160
for Sup
1911 3�cclr_. xa. ". A:.
arrvlm stereo, sunroof. 6bwn
head gasket. head tip warped
%law oto 23011. Dave 985-
'514 Coo 71&-5321
1989 CAVALIER IIS, auto
Gwded for sale as S Aslmq
1>M 571-5191
11" Cil[V Cavalier 4-dw.
auto a.c stereo, exceftm
corWrton. 126.000km ceni-
hod. $3.695 Call 905.66-
2449
1996 CAVALIER wagon 4 M
auto 102 OOOkm, $3695 19e9
camw 2 -door. 5 -speed.
$2895 ep6t rust n-
ceaerx corrdton 1787
1991 DODGE SHADOW 2 5 1.
very 2wd cor0hor 5 speed.
air. 168 K ;^meta '0 Sell at
$2 500 (905, 839 -MIS
1992 HONDA Accord Ex 4
door 5 -speed yw, prl, air
AWM stereo. 163K no
wrrotga. $11.500 Certified
Cal 905{665-7806
19% GRAND MIX. v6 ys
ars aft p w plrunw security
System, 4-aoor approx.
95.000 hrgfway kms. new
ores A brakes $11.900 Like
new. one ower Call 905-683-
3020
1996 101 is$ on bete mint
condition. 52,200 Truck -
1963 F-150 mint, must be
Seen low mileage. $5.200
(905) 666-6695
1997 Grand Fink GT red. 4
door. CO. lealter interior.
loaded. 6000 km $25 900
CAN 728- 4136 r
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No tum downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
Credit! If you
work; you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
9115-786449f1
1987 FORD F154, 4 x 4.
$4.995. '82 VW Rabbit, only
75kms, auto, immaculate.
$2995. '91 Olds Cutlass Su-
preme SL, only 801kms. white,
prey leather, $9,995. 1991
Nissan SE, V-6, pidwp, ext a
lab. 1969 Astro, mint. 1990
Olds International, $6.495.
1990 Caprice Wagon, 90K.
POW'R AUTO SALES INC. 939
Dundas St. W.,, Whitby. 905-
43x2277.
M BINCK LeSabre Ltd. Fqgy
Walked. 185,0001um ongioW
Good n0 g I con"on. as is.
$1750 Oso. Plane 905.576-
8835.
• rAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1997
300 305 400 400 400 400 410 450 "-' 463
Regal G.S S. 4 -door, CASH FOR CARS1 We buy 1 BEDROOM Basement
3800V6. fully loaded. show- used vehicles Vehicles must apartment, available Jan 1st,
CaaaeRBOUO�B�O�wUR��G
INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280
room condition. 123.000kms be in running condition. Call good area northwest Oshawa,
$10.500 Call 905.728-3134 427-2415 or come to 479 parking, laundry. cable. Will-
HARBOUR
Terwill gar. 1937 Sq. ft. office
DURHAM MOTORS LTD. Bayty S1 East. Ajax at ties all included, ion -smoker.
Beautiful, newly con
warehousing. $3.25 sq. h. net.
MURAD AUTO SALES appliances included. $650.
Sales and Service Repairs.
structed 3 Store Y
Available Dec. Call (905)579 -
Class A Mechanics. Open 7 SCRAP CARS Wanted, to 1sViast. Call 905-571-1228.
Mon -Fri after 6:30pm.. any-
ny
elevator buildingin
5077 after 5, (905)571-3281.
days a week 36 reconilliboned prices paid Same day pick bite weekends
CObOUr Q'S Harbour.
a a , Florida
certified
certified cars and trucks up Also cars for resale, will
available. 93 Bonneville SSEI pay up to $5000 Call 686- 1 -BEDROOM, Oshawa clean
From $925/month
p
$13595 92 Z-24 5 speed 1771 quiet triplex, nice area In-
plus Utilities.
,
$6.595 92 Sunbird 2 door 5- cludes tndge. stove. utilities.
speed. 53.995 92 SaturnSC2. Trucks
March 1/98 occupancy
CLEARWATER,fumished mo -
1 parking• large private yard No
2 door. auto. $6.495. 91 Lumi- for d s please $550./mo. Call
ria Euro. 4 door. $5.595 91 W576-6247
Call 905-372-1110
biles, heated pools, hot tub.
2 door. $4.395 91 1101 DODGE 150 LE. full -sae
Grand Am.Talon
CENTRAL Whitby. large Vic-
tennis. minutes to Blue Jay
baseball, NHL Hoctp, NFL
ick -up Original 128.000km NORTH OSHAWA Extra large
Eagle Talon TSI, a w d $6,995 POOt111NT
torian home, very clean,
Football, Dog/Horse track.
OSHAWA, 2 -bedroom, 1.112
Call h
BROCKAIWY 2- Large private
INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280
baths, laundry facilities, slid-
bedroom in large house. $475/
Terwill gar. 1937 Sq. ft. office
ing glass walk -out to private
month + 113 utilities Available
warehousing. $3.25 sq. h. net.
yard, pool 5725/month+ heal
immediately. Call (905) 839-
Available Dec. Call (905)579 -
Jan. 1. Cap (905)373-0220
9790 (Days) or (905) 426-
5077 after 5, (905)571-3281.
PICKERING. Dunbarlon Rd .
1247 (Evenings)
a a , Florida
Small semi detached. 1 112
CENTRAL OSHAWA, 3 bed
p
bedroom house. Availalble le
room home, all inclusive
,
immediately $620 plus utili-
$400/mo . Available imme-
CLEARWATER,fumished mo -
ties. 905-655-4722 or 905-
dialely Call 905-579-9156.
biles, heated pools, hot tub.
626-1524
CENTRAL Whitby. large Vic-
tennis. minutes to Blue Jay
baseball, NHL Hoctp, NFL
PICKERING, Liverpool!Fnch.
torian home, very clean,
Football, Dog/Horse track.
2 -bedroom basement apart-
seeking non-smoking proles-
beaches and major attrac-
mem. separate entrance, no
sional, close to bus. Large
tions. Children welcome. Pho-
pets. available immediately.
5'501 th .stn
rooms. $426/momh includes
tos avialable. (905)683-5503
91 Z-24. auto $5.995 91 318. power steering, power 1 6 2 Mdroom(si Large bal- OWN _11117- Above mon a ase. eat, hydro, cattle. laundry.
Cavalier. 4 door. $3.900 91
brakes. sliding rear window.
cony Budding has been under
store. 2 bedroom apt Stove.
Cavalier R5. 2 door, auto.
air. I.h. cruise. amdm, alumi-
new management for 1 year
tndge, heat included. parting
5600/month,
$5.295 91 Corsica. LT
num wheel $4000 Call (905)
now and s a very dean and
no pets Call
$4.595 91 Sunbrrd I.E. 2 door.
432 -gam
quiet budding $598 d $698
(�) 668-2248.
auto. 54.500 90 Corsica.
1!!3 CHEV 510 bngbex. Ta-
mifilim cable parkin, r
OUNBARTON AREA - one
$3.495 90 Sunbird GT. turbo,
hoe package 43 L. auto. am!
cluded Available Dece,r'aer
bedroom basement apt Sep
5 -speed. $3995 90 Grand
fm cassette, only 78.DOOkms
1st and January 1st rh^ a
entrance, furnished, suit stud -
Prix, 4 door. $5.495 90 Z-24
Mnt corhdnion $70.995. cent-
905-579-5584
ent $500 Includes utilities.
auto. $5.295. 90 Grand Am LE.
tied. OBO. 905-623-0871
Call 427-7897.
' •sNasl 839-7857
"IDC' S3 995 89 Firebird.
683-5117 (Days) or (905) 427-
1637 (Eve ) ask for Abe
_
' • '
1 Townhouses
For Rem
$4 89 Beretta GT. $4.300.
90 CARAVAN. SE V6.3 0 Isre.
Apx 416-+44-7391
HARMONY/401 area. 2 -bed -
69 urand Prix LE. 2 door,
cruise. 7 passenger. Hwy
0 • •
"om mom floor of house
se
$4 695 88 Bonneville SSE.
KMs excel, condition Certi-
3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW
anile kriam large fsacky
kyaM.
$3.995 88 Camaro 53.300
tied 53.60000 1986 K Aries.
•
'dry dean available
221 Westney Rd South Ajax
683-7550
low KM. $12DO all 905-434-
1830
• • •
at $75Wmonih plus ubk-
yes Call (905)277-9941
ILUEWATER PARK - WHITE
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
(905)831-0326.
t
Avail. lmmed.(416)599-4962. -
RESPONSIBLE people. child-
11 ate a.,
ren welcome No pets pre-
- 3 hare, 4
for
for Saw
ferred. 3 bedrooms. Irving-
•All Util. Included
ext 201.
room, dmngroom, kitchen. 2
hdnn. hen It IN NICs
Bedrooms
ed lots of extras Asking`_766724
$11.600 Days (416)1 295-8749 • • e
bathrooms. carpets freshly
•s�•••�•�
RE�faood to
h. 7 min
fromUVEScarborough.
from Sarborough 3 -bedroom
•
cleaned. freshly painted in•
sure $850+ ulil Oil furnace.
Share with 3
AVAILABLE NOW. small one
9 05 -Jr' 7 9-
1stAast. 1.800-427-5973.
Professional shies,
maculate condibon. Fimstred
1 •
SIMCOE d ADELAIDE Area.
mid 2Us, $285/aM. +
n kicthen, parking. imine-
III
with owner 5 appkax es. pas-
small 3 bedroom Suitable for
Ntil. Avail. Jam. 1/g$.
suitable for single
$465 per me every" in.
Sat a Sun 11am- 4pin
small famiy. $800 plus utik-
ties. Avail Jan 1. all (905)
Call 427-7897.
s
ground swimniirg pool equip
•�
683-5117 (Days) or (905) 427-
1637 (Eve ) ask for Abe
-:
/ VAIJANT PROPERTY
1 Townhouses
For Rem
• l t
SHARED Ac d
LEASE TO OWN ars only,
from 65 to E- everyone
qualities 5345 down. no credit
check, na merest 570034
OnWneLtd 686-7428-
1976 GM pick up 4X41 fu8y.
loaded. brand new transfer
ase, everything works $1950
965-1139 •
1 Vw Shopping
• • LARGE 2 bedroom, available
B • • "'mediately n Bowmmwlle
ill (905) 430-9146 or (416)
• .. =9-4145
t 8 2 BEDROOM opts Avail-
,
Coldwell Banker (905)728-
9414 or Tor. (905)427.3804
A GREAT DEAL. 3 months
Free' Own your own home. 2
i 3 bedrooms. refurbished. 4
new appliances. no money
down OACAure SurfingatPabde'
commo a ions. a
nice home m South Ajax• ma -
lure, working female wel- 't
come. noxi smoker.must like
dogs• pets possible d eom-
Parking. able, laun-
d
1993 DODGE aravar, 80.000 • - •
kit warranty pinil. holy lose-
THE SUMMIT PLACE
• 1.2, & 3 Bed Apts.
4 WhW • se • e 1 0
antral
-b a immediately Dec. I or
in 1st New ou". start-
• MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
Coldwell Banker (905)728-
9414 or Tor. (905)427.3804
rye ore 8 buses dose.
$450/mo.. brstrUst. 68"202.
A STREET attractive Spacious
and n excenem condition
1993 DODGE aravar, 80.000 • - •
kit warranty pinil. holy lose-
19 at $600 350 Malaga
]styes No Deis. Cao 1905)-
•All Util. Included
ext 201.
GO Avapibk immt
diatery�i an
honkie for private set. A 5 bed -
Bedrooms
ed lots of extras Asking`_766724
$11.600 Days (416)1 295-8749 • • e
Oshawa Dec. i Jan. ani-
• In - House Supt dr Maine.
h. 7 min
fromUVEScarborough.
from Sarborough 3 -bedroom
TAUNTON Rd/TAiCkson. New
3
room upgraded de -lou chod
brow hone that is in im-
.
alter 7 (905) 619.3005
AVAILABLE NOW. small one
9 05 -Jr' 7 9-
man Boor. 4 apalakoes. eat•
-bedroom house to share
maculate condibon. Fimstred
1 •
caroom m quiet awmncm
-Ouse.
Rental OftIC2: Mon Fri. gam - Bpm
n kicthen, parking. imine-
III
with owner 5 appkax es. pas-
Dasenent, new root. chew n-
1!!5 GMC 314 ton 2500 argil
van new GM target master
suitable for single
$465 per me every" in.
Sat a Sun 11am- 4pin
date $1050 plus ulkties.
1416) 289-3580.
'� bath. garage. $55Wmorhm
r ick% e. Cap (416)284-3858
s
ground swimniirg pool equip
V-8 engine installed by
Ontario
Ontario Motor Sales. only
0100 full Onblas OSHAWA Sit), r : ;ar;e : b
3 60000 ki� engine,
w>tr7rry plus 3 tiler m
'luded Phone 571.5291 for
'tformabon and viewing ape
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/ VAIJANT PROPERTY
1 Townhouses
For Rem
WHITBY -upper haft d house
grout. new aluminum -
storm windows and doors. se-
curity system. new high-effi-
furnace
contig
PRIVATE COLLECTION
tmea t 979 Corvette, TS needs
std
rorrmly to 100odi
00 apartments m dean
bwnstprAldxq Close to 401 i
SPACIOUS well maintained 2
bedroom apts Anil at goo
v3 MANAGEMENT
CARRUIGE HILL TOWN-
HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E
to share. ran -smoker. working
Poison preferred $400 ndu-
air
��iueeg• MLXW Car ga-
ha $rebui t980
jul on
kil on van txcelent Carted
hon. ASkrtg $17.500. (905)
GO Avapibk immt
diatery�i an
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apt
lave Dien turned d0am
Oshawa Dec. i Jan. ani-
Sive 666 8012
rage nor one vr!fiek. built
Porsc
Porsche 924, Florida
4W -TM
5600 !month.
Phone 9tT5 576 4255
w31uri 0-M. pairs Minded-10:20a01kry
9 05 -Jr' 7 9-
434-3972
A LARGE tit -bedroom ex-
bar. two kitchen. two bath.
ca SM. 0 Ser GTZ
90 Pontiac Transport SE.
(6.995 90 Drawn SE
ceptionaly dean aparmems
pose 10 Schools.
eded
, Office 6
• 1
rooms. pose to amenities std
loaded S4000. 1989 Suntwrd
1910 LUMNIA Van. air can
2 i 3 Bedroom _
i enu - GO Station Uhkbes
Ileo ReOrew. we'll Iiia yen tie
NOW RENTWG: i 100 oxford
Raga
Of) r Gil 905
( )
GT convertible 107 kms baht
ps Pb 7ruise control. tilt
Apx 416-+44-7391
ncluded Cap 728.4993
1903 OUSmeb" Aekrevot. 4
St Oshawa Townfomes
avadow For
OSHAWA 4 Months Fret
g1 aDPonbtMts.
ed $6000. 1988 Ford F150.
rough body. rue great pro-
SIKMM Power mirrors. pow-
a door lids, keyless remole
3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW
wa
CENTRALLY 2 bedroom apt1esa~Av�labk
w__
. own or �„„n a
1
immed�ely
your converence lfe office is
RIM M- 850 sr; 2nd hr
5550,
S y No smolmq or
Pane S1400 Paw 728 3120
entry system. am/tm as-
maw ttoor Scum Alk, freshly
Dec est i Jan 1st 5600
Herr 1
open Tires 6 Th. 2-5pm
600 Sq main uoo,
CLEAN, SECURE,
sefte. V6 160 hip fdiw Spial
Iced. i92o pws s20 sa21
53043110
impel first 6 last. no pets
imnhedialgy. wwmomb ,
Sat a Sun 12-4pm or for
mxt information ail Pat 905-
300 sq n across from osh.
Caere 600 2nd ffr 5500
Nealy located Cacita
'AUTO LOANS'
Ki
i erns 45.000 W. abso
basement very b" - Sew -
Stockwell Realty Corp 723 -
Auto Jea er wk1: orange
or 655-4132
3 BEDROOM man floor,
1265
financing evert if you
DURHAM MOTORS LTD
Open i days a week 92 Boar-
Oshawa Wuhdry evarydnrg
mcrrded Clan. Separate tri-
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apt
lave Dien turned d0am
er Tarot LT. loaded. 4x4
trance 5350 per mil (416)
freshly decorated Obve and
Loans available
..,,f.31t. 995 92 Jttp
724-9987r
SnoreareaCostbailtore.
n0 Ctedrt, uedit
Cherokee Sport 4x4 $10.995.
A LARGE tit -bedroom ex-
ed 5820/mpnffty Availableoblems.
and bankrupt-
Duyers. No consigners
I
90 Pontiac Transport SE.
(6.995 90 Drawn SE
ceptionaly dean aparmems
Dec 1 Laundry available in
bolernerq
eded
$5.4� Ori SM 4z4
104.000 films.
n Osrow, from 5625-$755
O at inclusive Dsrar.
FxsVlast rtqu,
434.6311 knave minsage.
JWV SM -576-1000
Fraser Ford Sales Ltd.
.
$9.995 06 GMC1500 Sierra
,t,
=" -jj'' Plopal 9��
PICKERING my dem large
Ileo ReOrew. we'll Iiia yen tie
extended ab. tib 695 221
ayslabie nonaduatNy. $800,
I toedroom bsmi apartment
fast dal on hese eeanruts.
Westney Rd S Ajax 683-
Ala - 2 bedroom basemen
SoPmale entryhce Sus pro -
1903 OUSmeb" Aekrevot. 4
.W
coupleVnon smoietrs pre-
fessbrW women Lauri".
N E PAN CASH
Auto Part'
tef ed, ruduswt except abiet
cable. thins rfekrdte
I 'r your iai 1
1
phone no 5600 Jin
S y No smolmq or
::9tt16
1,2W K ft. 2nd Boor t.Ri
basement very b" - Sew -
sq. ft man. Call 434-2447
TAUNTON TERRACE Town-
or 655-4132
"ouses 100 Taunton Rd E.
PICKERING WHITE'S aril
Dshowa Dec Jan Fob oau-
KING ST. W. Oshawa - 6.000
pshCy. 436.3348
sq r, 2nd floor $9.00- 5.000
AJAX
sq. fl. basement S5 00 Call
1 Rboni.
Wager Frank. IN Fmk R E.
for R
576-4111
AJAX- 1`4misred ruom n
ONLY ONE LEFTI 565 sq it
basement. Separate embal Oftice Unit second floor. PERFECT for young family
Includes pinking able. Was- good Simcop Street North Immaculate 4 bedroom home
dry. Share facilites with One (OShahwl location. parking n desirable North West 11a -
.;VW Aniablt immedudety avaiabe. U Wtws included tiorh in Oshawa. 450 sq. ft.
non Smoker $40WMOnM Cap AwiaOk nhaiedialNy can MOSW DtOrII . tabubus
n" t R 2334 (905) 427-932. 91 576-5123 ask lir sod or bmnebt AW"w*. stW-
�.wd rennin Lksed !sI (111051, 428-2334 gels 6-139 re i Hwy 1 • 1 ow wet a 1 Townhouses or Ka" rhe entnaace. Mfod for am
(4161 147.1399 or (905) 426 par
tan and truck. ABS.. 's: Engine ..;;": AJAX 1 bedroom. walkout 2686 Rent Horrid will carry to kxnetr
PELESHOK
ougNSUNrrg/ro Sart
San'
basement very b" - Sew -
9
Ston Rd t-bodroom base-
MOTORS
->rrnpUlef Used car
rate entrance. parking, faun-
PICKERING WHITE'S aril
(9051 fi83 6300
e��'O^s' NEW' Test Sen-
dry, aufwlltrq area 4 p3 Belli
Fmcn a.aaaba mmedutey
AJAX
s31V Retayy SorenoKw ACI
S7001= hydro Anil Dec
Bnwrtw. Ontdit one , ,, m ri
WESTSHORE/MYLEY- 1 bed-
Sc/ Infector Put" wxwre-
1st Camas -13%
apartment, no pets. non
trance, no pets non-smoker
utncowime basesmall elf-
room basement apt Pnnk
1ridpe�
smoker mature woe person
Come and set as of Cerhar
iect switch' Printouts' KApeiuk
AJAX 2 -bedroom. separate
preferred Still per mil (905)
far "W fall selection of tor-
tApbk Vehicle Diagnostics
entrance Van 4 appliances.
839-1200
WWd pro -owned vehicles In
525 Home Service 434--8191
Parking no PNS non-smoker
legals or reduced mortgage
Ileo ReOrew. we'll Iiia yen tie
XTC 600 etectnc�/reverse
ayslabie nonaduatNy. $800,
WHITE'S STROUD'$ Iae.
fast dal on hese eeanruts.
• 1 Snowmobiles
moM Cal 683 -SM
large bachelor apartment.
1903 OUSmeb" Aekrevot. 4
bedroom basement. private
AJAX. lyhmit0ute
Separate entrance. 3 pc With.
or auto air 3 to choose from
startng at $6.995 1991 Buick
Buic
1900 Sk aoc Sitar, 377
posses-
Sion brght 2 -bedroom walk-
$510 michiive WAMt. refa-
anal. non Seb9irg no pits.
Skylark loaded. 6 cyl. ago
Srhownhob•e slight, cover. low
cwt casement apt. freshly-
831-0909
Me new $6.995 1990 Black
mkaw Mint condition
Must fa S?
palmed $750 ail Dents Mor
Sutton Gr
PICKERING Live /Kin -
Liverpool/Kin
lesatire ltd loaded low
mikagt. $6.995. 1992 Geo
seen 200 sac
mobile i slght UI (905)
-9500,x428-1616
9
Ston Rd t-bodroom base-
a 11 Amery.
nese a
Stam coapt. teal green. only
436.5133
AJAX Spacious. bright 1 -pep-
mens apt. rssed bungalow
Separate entrance i drive-
Rem
1 Rtrt
97.000 kms $6.995 1992
Plymouth Acclaim 6 M
1!!3 YAMAHA Exc:le $X. 3 -
room oasement apartment
heves ubkies. septrstt to
" ArC, able. 4 applisic-
WESTSHORE/MYLEY- 1 bed-
AM DAM OU We have a
•
awo air 4 dr. soled 56.995
1995 YanWtU 'J -mar. 61X1 - 1
trance, no pets non-smoker
a $550 inclusive AvaiWa
Jar 1 (905)939.-2464
room basement apt Pnnk
1ridpe�
biome for you $500 down.
1993 Mazda 323 hatch. au-
electric 1996 Arctic Cat. ZR
Close to Shopping Available
PICKERMK. Finch i Liver-
entrance. Stove, ritilr
f3hoct 6 months free or tree
somatic 56 495.. 1993 Cawkr-
580. E F I E T T 1997 Yamaha
i mmodki y (9051683-8055
1 BEDROOMbaseman in
Mtiih9
s. Par. $65a"OMh. 1st
legals or reduced mortgage
.ObZ24, loaded and whine
XTC 600 etectnc�/reverse
R
rouse. utilities parking
W 9 pri-
i hast RNerenceS. ion
rale. From $750lmath as in-
BOWMANVILLE- Uberty/101 $700 M eodays rakS. Priced al
F.unished room available for PNOFESSUMM OFFICES - $169.900 for alappksrntrhl ail
Nodung person , quiet, dean. Located at 187 Kug St E We 576-7207.
' V. able. paidurg. shared hoe a section rbnsm" d 2
bathroom. kitchen i bung Small ofXn. 1 Inge Office. Bol. for
100M $85 weekly Cap 905- large recepkpn pMoe pies ase
697-0760 use of a I -Shed board 34 SCEMC ACHES last from
room ample parking and
very close 10 Downtown
stream. Newcastle
$75.000. Napa Frank. W
Oshawa . Pao" cal Martin
Fryiy R E 576-4111
Real Esnte for vw" at 1 -
elusive Income
from $27.500. res Call
Dross Call
BM -667.1313 til free arty-
sorry
bme
IQ LOW
Mr•le A
5575, hist/last Pickering 831-
•
I fa•e•
OBTJMG A LOAN IS MOT
NBSIDE of OUTSIDE storageCOMPAM
p "�
avalaDk for ars, boats. trail-
FRONT FEES, DTNEIIS
ers ad trucks For sale team
00 NOT. IT IS
beams Cap (905)-987-1303.
THATYOU
MINI storage uncle. Oshawa
boar Sf
NIVES118AT�E
LY
38 495 1989 T
Tempest 6 (.Y1.
kratk0 54195. t989 COrsia.
Wholesale - (613) 339-2325
AJAX. available aan 15. 1-
bedroom walkout basement
Sate Doh and aerance. non
smoke. no pots. January.
smoker Cal 839 4857
WWW - bedroom
elusive Income
from $27.500. res Call
Dross Call
rnan. tumshed, quiet room.
fridge. stove. parking. non-
ion ngk ant double BEFORE SICMMG ANY
units available access.
rare hatchback 6 cyt , loaded.
$900/month plus utilities
Plus
apartment. separate entrance.
5575, hist/last Pickering 831-
one apt n
Christian lame Shared lash-
Ken Coors. Cold well Banker
smoker. no pets. SOD weekly.
)EASY
$10Wmorntn. 905 725-9991. COMTRACfS.
$4695 1989 Chew S-10 SW-
M SKI DOO, Blizzard. excel-
3 appliances. $700 brsvust
Call anytime 428-1323
3271
S55p irickrdes utirtes.
(905)728-9414.
1stAast. Jan.tst. Wafter 43�
evenings
er loaded 97.000 km. $6.995
1989 Tracker 4 x 4. a steal al
best
lent condition $ki
;.BE0p00M Country how
PICKERMK. Finch i Liver-
Available immediately. Sep.
platy
3 .t BEDROOM . m 112 acre
7532.
54 995 1995 Lumyla 7
tr
011e 81 Mato Sou Ultra So-
AJAX, Inge 1 -bedroom luxu-
able l 4 a. (at Ki Adie
Cadte, Oriaye, IM MTM ttM
entrance parking. 720-
hedged in country Id in
R
area. sirhgk rbn smoker.
� 1 1550 �
APV _ Dass
ice van reduced
superer
f65Cng,
mc. great runner $800 or best
rY raW overlooking lake. 24
Ihour saunry Available Feb 1
pod• ire" renovated 2 -bed-
room basement aparimem.
2611
Hampton $900. first a W.
� Available Jarw-
ooms lir rem.
females, share kitchen, laun-
1983 �r
auto. 111.000 kms. reduced b
Oftel 905.986J148 John
$900/month plus utilities
Plus
separate entrance. no pets.
mill new furnished.
b, el! ��
.
ary I. 905-966-1007 alter 8
dry. 5350-$450. Please Cato
$1.995 Brig fits ad with you
93 MACK 1. Ski Doo. great
references.
(
first/last. S6751month Call
rad I -bedroom
twined 1 -bedroom rraNbut
pm.
905-839-0270.
and we'll give you a free 6
Shape
�500 or best otter
evenings
(905)839-8597 after 6p.m.
basement apytMes. GOk,
;.BE0p00M Country how
ROOMS FOR RENT - ar-
wonth warranty" (not avail-
ail 7atsr66.3950. Steve.
ANIK: 1 -Bedroom basement.
f>arldrq T►rcksorh i DieWas
Sul
milli bars aril drive shed�
fin. 5400.545 . No
No
able l 4 a. (at Ki Adie
Cadte, Oriaye, IM MTM ttM
Recnteioal
I
mom. 4 tuiull Wilt-
room. 4 appkshoes,
MCIIHgIIG. Renovated 2-
area. sirhgk rbn smoker.
� 1 1550 �
15 nil mmt b
$14OWmormh. rim-
rete
preferred.
�
.1
IMbae Meq. Open $rrdays
pplence.
suits sin-
We Professional $600 month
bedroom basement. private
(9D506 -m-
ttttdlatdy. Ed (905)849-1444.
�or g2o-bap
4985) 57! 2p6.
Illi 21 FT. Citation motor
inclusive Non-smoking• no
Pets' tri. Affi 683-1332._GO.
drive. fenced yard. walk to
WNMY, small, bright, 1-
COUV=- 3bedroom de-
de-
MM MUEY Area,fur-
A�pb,Tee
1
hone, duel fuel, air con on
rod 48.000 miles, new bra.
ry
$75Wmonm inclusive
bedroom apartment t n &nift
available immediately $575
ladled with Drape Am ble
maw room n dean Quiet
dome for
GREEN CO-OP, ATCO-OP, 250
Avaiable immediately. 1-688.
imnhedialgy. wwmomb ,
suitable employed
certified $13,500 firm all
Dunlop St E. Wh tby is holding
67&7588 ext 221 Durican.
monthly. utilities included.dHrtiEs.
No pets. Call 905-
non -smoke. Bus, parking ,
A i A AUTO- Cars. trucks.
905-579.1832
an fldomytion Nom THURS.
firstAast. (905)823-2200.
721-W25after 6p.m.
kitchen tacddies, references.
goats. We pay $80- $10.000.
ApwW-ft
DEC 11. 7 p.m. Appkcabors
OSHAWA. near GM. 2 -bed-
Bowmnvile.
905-508-2459
Cash cel the spot. Any obrhd
Call
1 For pias
. bem taken for 2 bedroom
am .available Jan. and FebJ
room n duplex. laundry i
dose to amennies.
WHY rent rtkn can ortl
your own home less than
DETACI� MONK for rent n
Poll Hope. Two bedrooms,
W. am year- us arty- - 96. 3655/mro. plus unities.. 2868 utilities, al µt6) you think7!! Cas Dare Hay. large master bedroom hard
time. 24 fours, 7 days. 30 1 i 2 BEDROOM apartments New appkanm. able TV in. 7 2666 lick Saks Hep. Re101ax wood Doors. coo Barin
min service_ 905.6*.5pgp cir n Oshawa most beautiful dufed. DURING THE POSTAL STRIKE_
905-706-5234 building Call for into. 95-
723-1009. AVAXMU omw m1E-
LY. in WMby Apt. building.
A AMA AUTO Removal - spacious. carpeted, newly
Cash for ars, quick removal. 1 i 2 Bedroom apts. Avail- painted, with balcony. dose
(905) 426.0208. able immediately/JarVFeb to bus, shopping, all ti iNies
Please all (905) 430-9146 or included, tirstAasi required.
AMY SCRAP Car or Truck (416)789-4145 no Pets. 1 bedroom $675.
'-warded. Complete of rat. Top 2 bedroom. $775. 3 bed -
Cash paid Free pick-up Call room 5840., Call 430-
(M)261-8831 OSHAWA - 1 bedroom apt G134
AUTOMOBILES and trucks Albert and Jackson area
wanted for scrap Any condi-
Close to all amenities. heat.
penthouse available Jan 1st.
ion. arty age, tree removal in
hydro included $600./month-
AVAILABLE JAN, est.
SLIGO./month plus optional
rhe Durham Region, ash
ly Available Jan 1 . First/last
Bachelor apartment. $500.
garage. All utilities. able.
Also needed. '75 to '87
required 434-6311 leave
Also 2 bedroom apartment
midge, stove dishwasher in -
eluded Short walk to OGH
or GMC pickup for
Cal 1 an tine• Oshawa 905
message.
5650. 1 b 5600. all n-
elusive. Is 728-2969 or
Call Parklane Apts 905.725-
905-725-
5900 days. 905-435-8166
431 040
1 BEDROOM apanment.
Pickering, 4 appkynces- $733
721-0831
evenings
+ Utilities (416) 444-7391
Sm" Realty «1991) 11d tlbllett, rtiay decorned
321
1 3808 (905) GW Birdie~ rJvac, worksfipp
in bassmad, gas heat. Avail -
"OEM ase Jan. I. $750/mo. • uel.
For Rod FirsWsUrelerences. 665-
7684.
LARK 3 .1 bedroom OSlha-
w semi, 2 bathrooms, rec
room. fenced yard. $875 plus
Wil. FirSlAast. 705-437-3613.
OSMM -Lovely sunny 4 -
bedroom clean family home.
Sunmom. 2 baths, hardwood
floors, 9' ceilings, french
doors. gas leaf Private yard.
quiet child -sate street Jan or
Feb. Responsible applicants,
references. $950+ 839-1104
1 : 1 1 ImproveNbms : 1 1 Improrenlertts Mov�hq + Storage : Mw
ing + 9or.g.
CONSTRUCTION
MORTGAGES
• no application or
appraisal fees
• no upfront broker fee
reasonable rates d
terns
Call J. Wyger
1905)985-9106
MORTGAGES - Good, bad and
w1ir Hinancmg our any pur-
pose, rales from 2.99%. Alt
apphphons ed. Com-
mitefy Ft acre Services
%6-6805
a 1 Personals
CHEATING WIVES - ON-
TARIO PHONE NUMBERS 1-
900-451.5566 ed. 229 $3,49/
mm. touch lone. 18 plus.
ANYONE WHO witnessed the
accident on Tuesday. Dec. 2
at approx. 2:45 p.m. near the
Rossland and Stevenson in-
tersection in Oshawa. The ac-
cident involved a Ford Escort
Wagon. Taupe color and a
white Plymouth. There also
Was a young Dat in the car.
Please all Michele Picard at
728.8358 or 683-7713.
ATTRACTIVE, pettte. jeans a
cowboy boots. 49 year old. left
litics
morin ~01-
CANDO
RENOVATIONS INC.
Quality home renovations since 1975
Top quality basements, bathrooms and
office renovations.
905-686-5211
Customized Basements
Thanks for such a good year.
We wish your family & friends
Best Wishes for the Holiday Season
See you Again in the NEW YEAR!
Info: (905) 571-2056 • 1-800-993-0335
Fax: (905) 571-7043
Custom California & Plantation Shutters
Experienced Custom
Workmanship & Installation
Free Shop At Home Service
Ajax ... 905-428-8513
WM
aa. IuN of kit. hard workoV.
loves country life. nature. 1 ya ny + Storag.
walks. drives grid staying at
tame. this someare to share
drams with Looldrhg 1« sow — —
down lo earth. 464. Irtatpapy
secure. isi on -friendly man
wits snruar ineresls. Reply
to File 0 73 PO Box: 481
osnaw.Ontario L1H 71.5.
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC $299 /
min 18. 24 hrs 1-900-451-
3783 Daly Horoscope 1 -9D0-
677 -TM $5.00 24 hrs.
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - $2991
min 18. 24 hours 1-900-
461-3753. DAILY HORO
SCOPE 1.900.677.7770, 7.'S.00
24 hours
IF YOU
witnessed an
accident on
Harwood b
George St.
November 121
around 4pm.
Please call
416-609-9296
BORED ONTARIO HOUSE-
WIVES - names a private
Piton numbers. 1-900-451-
36A ext eat. 73.291min, must
be 18 T -tont
:11 MrtprotrerrHerMs
BUDGET NONE
U19ruovElrlaxn
Basemer>< Apts.,
Rec-rooms, owtbng.
Additions, electrical,
drywall, ceramic tilling
15 yrs. Exp.
Call Mario
(905)• 619-4663.
cel.(416) 560.4663
DOORS NRN US
GARAGE DOORS,
OPENERS, (We
install), FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS, CABLES,
ROLLERS.
Sales Service di
Repairs
905-837-0949
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PAINTING A
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Small repairs, drywalf,
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Free Estimates
Reasonable
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416-526-5501
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workman-
ship
Fast, clean,
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+ SWW
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We VA now anythin%
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commaKiat or residential.
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Move big or small, we
price -them all! Free esti-
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Short notice moves. Ap-
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storage space available.
Comparable rates. Call
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07 --
1 Bargain rates. homes.
offices. apt. ft.
Ptaro movrq.
P y�
AJAX Moving Systems
Full services, moves, appliance
and piano specialists. Flat rate or
hourly. We now have heated
storage units. Now offering free
boxes with move. Park and load
special, starting at $99 and up.
725-0005 or 427-0005
• 1 tandscapin+ • 1 land caping
TRE44E REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE
Seasoned Firewood Available
CALL DAVE
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Party Services : Party Services
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Doing Magic For Children's Parties
And All Ocrosions. Have My Own Magician.
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Specialists. Now we have
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Licensed, insured Free Es-
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service. Call 436-7795.
ALL SAFE PRO DRIN'ING S('H(x)I.
Offering 4 day approved driving course for
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DEC. 2222129.10 FEE 5279.
Alco regular cuurxc offered If you bnng in a friend
rm will receive a extra
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Free estimates.
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SENIORS SERVICES
& Older Adults
Caring individuals with experience
providing services for Senior Citizens
in our community.
For more information
call 905-420-5114
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Call Susan 8t Karen HenrV
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For reliable service
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:- 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.
• 1 1 k.Meniariw • 1 1 Io-M.nan.m. • 1 1 In.4
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LIVE FOREVER
Although your loved one has passed on, let the
memory of the love you shared live forever.
At The Community Foundation of Durham Region, we
encourage you to remember your loved one with a gift
that will mean as much to the community as your
loved one did to you. A gift to The Community
Foundation in honour of someone special is held
forever with the proceeds given back to charities in the
community. Let the memory of your loved one last forever.
The Community Foundation of
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Give now ... It's forever!
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103 (1430721
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106 (14300731 $13.63
DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. #401: Exit south :. •
rn
on Thickson Road to Victoria Street E. Turn Sunday ' • • •
left on Victoria Street E. Convenient Ways To Fay!
Plim may very eller Dfroswtber 14, 19Y7 m ome ars art�r market yerlsdons. Wa reserve the rW t b knk q to ft antolxrt ressorreple for honleownem and our regulair
corllrador cuskwlws. It is our poky to run WNW aonxafe advert W9 In the event of any aro► we we:X � rossanble ellort ro a000rrrnoAlte our cwtarnen. Details m
any Mod= walfarlles $Yelena at go stone. 019 7. HOMER TLC. Ww-
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Classlfleed INCEX
100
Careers
105
Calreer Training
110
1140
General Halp
115
Retail Bus. Opportunities
120
Office Help
130
Sales Help/Agents
135
Skilled Help
Computer Data
150
Hospital Medical Dental
160
Daycare Wanted
165
Daycara Available
170
Employment Wanted
175
Hom.? Care
180
Susino-as to Business
200
Market Basket
205
Firewood
210
Bargain Corner
220
Articles for Sala
225
Articles for Rent
230
Articles Wanted
235
Christmas Traes
240
Barter Exchange
250
Garage/Yard Sales
260
Arts 8 Crafts
26S
Antiques
270
Computer/Internet
275
Pools. Spa
280
Lost & Found
�p0
Pats/Supplies/Boarding
5
Livestock for Sale
300
Automobiles for Sala
305
Automobiles Wanted
310
Trucks for Sale
315
Trucks Wanted
320
Vans/4 Wheel Drive
330
Trailers
340
Auto Parts & Repairs
350
Auto Leasing Rentals
355
Motorcycles
360
Snowmobiles
365
Marine
370
Recreational Vehicles
375
Farm Equipment
380
Heavy Duty Equipment
400
Apartments For Rant
405
Apartments Wanted
410
Houses For Rent
415
Housing Wanted
420
Townhouses For Rant
425
Space For Rent
430
Rooms For Rant
435
Rooms Wanted
440
Room & Board
445
Furnished $accommodations
450
Shared Accommodation
455
Condominiums For Rant
460
Offic 8 Retail Space
462
Gara 7a & Storage Space
463
Industrial Units
465
Warehouse Space
470
Cottages For Rent
475
Cottages Wanted
480
Retirement Living
485
Resorts
490
Florida Vacation Rentals
495
Land For Rant
500
Private Homes For Sale
505
Wanted To Buy
510
Townhouses for Sale
514
Commercial Property
F15
Investment Property
520
Condos For Sale
525
Devalopment Land
S30
Farms for Sale
535
Lots for Sale
540
Out -of -Town Properties
545
Vacation Properties
550
Cottages For Sale
560
Mobile Homes and Parks
570
Camper Trailer Sites
575
Money to Lend
U0
Mortgages, Insurance
5
Home Inspections
590
Business Opportunities
600
Public Notices
610
Legal Notices
620
Tenders
625
Martial Arts
630
Registrations
640
Coming Events
6SO
Auctions
660
Bingos
670
Personals
671
Business Personals
675
Companions
680
Announcements
690
Worship Services
700
Birthdays
710
Births
720
Deaths
740
In Memonams
750
Cards of Thanks
755
Graduates
760
Wadding Announcamants
770
Engagements
760
Anniversaries
800
Improvements
801
Window Cleaning
802
Floral Design
803
884
Hoating�//Air Conditioning
Natural Gas Service
805
Handyman
806
Chimney Sweeps
807
Roofing
806
Elactrical i
809
Plumbing
810
Painting 8. Decorating
811
Machine Shop
812
Appliance Repair
813
Delivery
814
Flying Services
815
Movinl 8 Storage
aL8
Posts rvices
seg
8
Commercial Rental Units
818
Piano Tuning
819
Phone Repairs 6 Services
620
821
Drapes, Upholstery
Furniture Refinishing
822
Custom Furniture
823
Sowing Machine Repairs
824
Photography
825
Dressmaking, Tailoring
830
WGrocery
Flooring, Carpeting
Delivery
835
House Cleaning
837
Yard Maintenance
838
Lawn Mower Repair
640
Gardening d• Landscaping
841
Pool Maintenance
843
Home Security
845
Snow Removal
850
Catering
851
Disc Jockeys
852
Party Servicas
853
Banquet Facilities
855
Fishing Charters
880
Music
8�1
Piano Tuning
865
Private Tutors/Schools
871
Nanny Services
885Driving
Schools
890
Insurance
891
Business Services
892
Professional Directory
893
Chartered Accountants
le
8
DesignAllust ration
Weight Loss
896
Investments
897
Health, Beauty
898
Max. Financial Directory
900
In Memoriams
I
910
Deaths
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• One of the.. popular cut (hris&nas trees
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(1emi) ._
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• Short Alt nssdiea an seedy brarx:hm
Ian)
6 1/Z"
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• G100M ffe8 (id, tarter or pk* and
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• `a' oft all a now
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Whitby
1700 Victoria Street E.
(905) 571-5900
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11 F
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• Bealutiftll folimp
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•144'xMr
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• For tiMa 7-Vr 1r
• Pt.slle
103 (1430721
IV TALL TREE STAN
106 (14300731 $13.63
DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. #401: Exit south :. •
rn
on Thickson Road to Victoria Street E. Turn Sunday ' • • •
left on Victoria Street E. Convenient Ways To Fay!
Plim may very eller Dfroswtber 14, 19Y7 m ome ars art�r market yerlsdons. Wa reserve the rW t b knk q to ft antolxrt ressorreple for honleownem and our regulair
corllrador cuskwlws. It is our poky to run WNW aonxafe advert W9 In the event of any aro► we we:X � rossanble ellort ro a000rrrnoAlte our cwtarnen. Details m
any Mod= walfarlles $Yelena at go stone. 019 7. HOMER TLC. Ww-
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* Ind. & Family Counselling
* Family Life Education Workshops &
Seminars
* OnGoing Single Parent Classes
Phone: Christine Zielinski
Family Life Counsultant
1
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Help
Support
Your
7 uw Froduce i -v GomnWl
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rw AN Your WK '' item at any police station or at the
�0�' N°°�`-Oshawa, Newcastle, Whitby or Ajax
� a �'� � �' creme Oshawa,
or set up your own
426-1730 Christmas Dropbox. Members of the
2200 Brock Rd., Pickering x4 Durham Regional Police will pick up
your donations and deliver them to
�,�•�_� agencies for distribution to the
community.
DR. MICHAEL COVE
DR. TONY COVE
We love children and
undeistnad their needs
Emergencies seen
the same day
Gentle dental care
r Ieaable payment
plans
We honor all
major plans
I J i 0—G7vv I
177 Simcoe St. N.. Oshawa
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Mon. to Wed. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Thursday to Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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