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Pickering wants to be city of th Town seeks new status, plans to be `Millennium City' BY MARIANNE_ TAKACS Staff Writer That's what Town councillors motto. "Canada's Only Millennium city prior to asking the Province to hope we'll be able to tell people vis- City", as well as deciding to ask res- make it one as of Jan. I. 2((X). PICKERING — Welcome to iting Pickering in a little over a year. idents this winter what they think The new motto and city status Canada's Only Millennium City The, voted Mond, to d h be h h efuture STOREROOM ` Picker- ing, icker- ing, according to Ward 2 local See PICKERING Page 4 y u opt t c a )ut avmg t o Town become a will provide the launching pad for a PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P 1 C K E R 1 N G' S PRESSRUN 49,500 40 PAGES COMM U N ITY NEWS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1998 Durham RCMP officer charged Long-distance call bills at issue A Durham -based RCMP drug squad officer faces charges of fraud and breach of trust for al- legedly dialing up S I.(XX) in long distance phone bills for personal use. Durham Regional Police were asked by the federal law enforce- ment agency to investigate one of its own after it was discovered a Bell calling card was used fraudu- lently. It is alleged a "substantial num- ber of personal telephone calls" were placed from the Baseline Road detachment to U S destina- tions hctwecn :Au,,u�t and O;tu- her, Durham Ser c.in lin: (;rim - ley said. Drkws t� 4mb SIBCouple for fun and rawfo wwp- • SALES • SE 1VM • LEASNG • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKEM VOLKSWAGEN INC. = 0ap1m Nil f Wwlaj ftj 4&M L ��0M Irf4lr The hill was for just under S 1,000, he said. A probe by detectives in the Clarington Community Office re- sulted in Tuesday's arrest of a 12 - year veteran of the Mounties. Jacques Jean Constantin. 42, of Oshawa, has been charged with fraudulent use of a credit card, fraud under S5.(XX) and criminal breach of trust. A constable with the drug en- forcement unit, he was released with a court date of Jan. K. He is currently suspended with pa}. "lt was an internal matter and it did not involve the public being defrauded in any way;' RCMP Corporal Chris Barrett said. 11A P E R S I N C E 1 9 6 5 (N) 1-1()\ 11 -4 \V1 I h I)I I IV I RY S'; 51 \I \� Y� IAN 1) A. J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Inside the Vocal and loving it... News Advertiser The County Town Singers of Durham staged two Pettapiece perform in harmony during a re - INHERE TO FIND R Editedal Page ...........6 E1 tKbia 1WM ..........16 Travel ................ 25 Spens ................32 Classified .............34 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 OishUm iea ......683-5117 Destll Notices .....683-3005 Afllctim Lille ......683-7545 SiNcerelp Yells ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 performances this week in celebration of the hearsal at the Oshawa Little Theatre in prepara- Christmas season. From left, Marianne Vogt, tion for the shows held at the Salvation Armv Pickering's Joan Bullivant and Pickering's Li_- Temple in Oshawa. Accused murderer extradited to Canada PICKERING — One of two men charged with murdering a 'Toronto squeegee kid whose body was discovered in a Pickering •dumpster has been extradited to Canada. Augustine Armand Fontanelle, 31, who was arrested July 9 in Miami, was turned over to Durham Regional Police yesterday and ;flown back to Toronto. He was to be arraigned today in Old City Hall. Mr. Fontanelle's extradition was ordered by a U.S. magistrate fol- lowing a hearing in October, Sergeant Jim Grimley said. Mr. Fontanelle and Irwin (Chainsaw) Quigley, 29, who was arrested in British Columbia on July 2 and has since remained in cus- tody, are charged with first-degree murder in the death of Adrian Huber, 23.Mr. Huber's body was wrapped in a tarpaulin when dis- covered Feb. 20 in a dumpster be- hind a commercial plaza on Bayly Street. 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Pow W1,4r -4 Q mitis _ _ --- - NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 PAGE 3 A/P Parents should help students more: Durhampublic school board BY SUSAN O'NFYLL Staff Writer Fewer parents in Durham arc "actively" involved in their children's education than elsewhere in the province, public board trustees heard Monday. In a report to the Durham District School Board's standing committee on the findings of the Grade 3 test results, superintendent of programs Bev Freedman told trustees -a slightly lower per- centage of Durham parents, 48 per cent, are actively or somewhat involved in their child's school, compared to 51 per cent across the province" However, the report also says 99 per cent of parents of Grade 3 students at public schools in Durham review their child's report card, 98 per cent read school newslet- ters and 82 per cent attend parent -teacher meetings. "it is critical for a child to believe a parent values educa- tion in general and their edu- cation in particular;' Ms. Freedman said. And, it's "im- portant to make connections between the home and school. "Part of what makes chil- dren involved in education is when they sec the purpose of it she added. Ms. Freedman reported .••.. • • '.?..••.rww •..raw •r.^wry.•.• •� �,•�.w • v!-1VV.•rCvZ•• •••►Ar.�. A•.rr•:Ai • •:r ••L•r • r•••• •.ivv • r K Buy Direct From The Manufacturer And Save On: • Western Boots • Shoes /Exofiies • Bicker Boots / Dtri • Zipper Boots iA14gater •Ankle Boots Lizard,' • Belts • Boot Accessories Snoks • Gustom Orders X487 Westney Rd. 5., at Clements, Ajax 428-1787 rtC_ Mon.-5at. 9-ro Fri. 9-8 Open Sundays: 12-5.•!>I�1 SALE ►PECIgL BARGAINS I 1N TODAY'S News Advert -set Fri., Dec. 11, 1998 News Advertiser Auto - Luke - Pemzoil 20Qp ' Ben Moss Jewellers Barb. Canaan ResburaM Pick ' Canadian Tine A00ick Ea d Side Mario�s A' 0i Grand & Toy Ho Paceala _ ck. • in Loblaws AjaMidwis A' W x New NOlnes A�axlPldt. Puft L'mm f 6.r Phn idL price 'A' ,•fir r� • Sears A' ' sunk i/►iM*f�1811 x Pick. . - T`'"".�.. IwItIN ' Delivered to selected households only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newsTaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising Flyers, DUNCAN T.. &A _ r FLEfCHER at 683 Caleb & Kyla Fri" -'s carriers of the week are Amanda & Matthew. Thee cri ov horse back riding & .1 i g. Amanda & Matthew will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Cotrgratul ghm Amanda & Matthew, for being our Carrier of the Week. WAImart,Ajax 135 Kingston Rd..Ajax 222 Bayly St W, Ajax 726 Kingston Rd_ Pick. 136o Kingston Rd -Pick the board is "trying to pro- mote" family math and fami- ly reading to increase parental involvement. According to the Educa- tion Quality and Accountabil- ity Office, which is responsi- ble for administering the Grade 3 reading, writing and arithmetic tests to pupils across the province each spring, parents help their youngsters with school work in -most" homes in Ontario. "The percentage of Durham parents who assist their children with reading is If wti did votir NeNvs or flN-ers not receive Advertiser call Circulation 083-511-. II(mr.. %,n '-A. `? k: at t ri `) -:W ill. NIM. 111 I similar to the percentage across Ontario;' the board re- port slates. "Over 70 per cent of Durham parents listen to their child read at least a few times a week as well as en- courage their child to read materials that are not part of their school work" More than 70 per cent of parents in the region also reg- ularly help their youngsters with writing, but fewer par- ents here assist children with math homework than in other areas of Ontario. Only 49 per cent of Durham parents "encourage their child to do mathematics that is not school work at least a few times a week" That's compared to 55 per cent across Ontario. "The lower percentages for Durham indicate an area where parental involvement needs to be encouraged:" Ms. Freedman said in her report. But, Whitbv parent Wendy Stanyon said the Grade 3 test results arc not ..simply (a reflection) of what goes on at home" While Ms. Stanyon con- ceded parents should be part- ners in their children's educa- tion, she said, "I really he- lieve we've got to stop talking about parents and start talk- ing about what's happening in the classroom. - She noted "parents. to a certain extent, are doing what they can do", but -expertise in the classroom is mandato- ry.. Here in Durham, 71 per cent of Grade 3 students like to read. 63 per cent enjoy writing and 61 per cent like math. MIDNIGHT MADNESS SALE! Wishing there were a few more hours in your shopping day! Your wish is our command! Check out the great savings during our Midnight Madness Sale on Friday December I Ith. We're open from 9:30a.m. to .... you've got it! Midnight! Watch for great gift ideas at our Holiday Fashion Shows. Add a few more hours to your shopping day, stay up late this Friday at Pickering Town Centre. 0 `DICKTOWN,* CENTRE ERING .WHERE ALL YOUR WISHES COME TRUE -P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 Brewer's promotion golden for Durham's 25th? Durham Region cele- brates its 25th anmxersar% next Near and you may he able to toast the milestone w ith a beer. Durham officials ha,,c talked with representatives of- Tolson Breweries about affixing special labels dis- playing the anniversary logo to bottles sold here. Clarington Councillor John Mutton told Regional Council's finance commit- tee 'Wednesday. "We're not advocating our own beer" in reference to recent criti- cism raised in Toronto about the city brewing a batch of beer to mark an anniversary. A staff report to the committee noted Molson Region officials explore special label marking silver anniversary JOH.V .tl UTTOA' 'We're nor advocating our own beer.' has undertaken similar pro- motions for other commu- nities in the Greater Toron- to Area. "Given the amount of Mulson's products which are sold annually in the re- gion. this would pro» ide a unique promotional oppor- tunity for the celebration.-' Durham staff sa\ in their report. This coming Wednes- day. Durham Council will consider a finance commit- tee recommendation the Region allocate $60.0(>n to help the anniversary com- mittee plan celebrations. However. it's expected the private sector will fi- nance the celebrations. said Coun. Mutton. co-chairman of Durham '99 - Celebrate the Future along with Re- gion business development manager Norm Leigh. "We fully expect corpo- rate contributions to fund this. We have commit- ments. but they haven't given us the money yet." The goal is to raise S'0.000. Coun. Mutton noted. The S60.(XN) is "seed money to get going". The finance committee decided an\ surplus rry- enue made from some events held to mark the an- niversary will he donated to the Community Foundation of Durham Region, which directs funds to several area charities. Coun. Mutton said. "It's awfully hard to pick one chanty in Durham Region." Foundation vice-chair- man Ruth Lafarga said the Pickering looks to the future PIC'A1 RING From rage 1 Councillor !dark Holland. who props,sed hath. " Pickcnng has for a long time been known for the sum of its quarrels: - said Coun. Holland. citing the Town -s Past battles over issues such as garbage dumps. an airport and the nuclear station. He claimed being known as the Millennium City would pro- ide Pickering with a chance to promote an image as an "exciting, vibrant and innov- ative" place. "Here we have an excel- lent opportunity to promote all that is positive about this town:' he noted. The resolution passed h% Council. !Monday includes having the Town make an ap- plication under the Trade- marks Act to trademark the 'logo' Millennium Citv (in- cluding the term "Millenni- um City" and a graphic to ac- comparl it), for use by the Corporation of the Town of Pickering. and to pay the $300 fee required. Coun. Holland already holds the trademark for commercial and non-governmental uses. and says hg's willing to exer- cise is trademark right% on behalf of Pickering. According to the council- lor. London. England has (k- cided to use Nli lcnmurn Cit-, as Its motto and is currentl\ spending millions of dollars promoting it in a no_'w cam- paign. He registered the trademark hctore London tx:gan using the motto, but since the United Kingdom docs not permit any tradc- mark using the term "millen- mum", London could net be stopped from using it. How- ever, his holding the trade- mark does stop any entity in North America from calling itself Millennium City. In an interview, Coun. Holland said he's talked to quite a few people about the Town's becoming a city and has received "a very positive response back from the com- munity"- He notes that from a legal point of view there's no longer any real difference be- tween town and city status. The consultation with Pickering residents on be- coming a cit} is to take place over the winter months and the issue is to return !o Coun- PANDA SALE NOW Warehouse Sale _;iBig Savings, Great Buys! liuge savings on decorative tins filled with: Cookies & Candies plus Gift Items, ;Y=3. Novelties, Gift Wrap, Boxed Chocolate, Gift Baskets!! Limited Quantities! BEANIE BABIE CLOTHES Golly ar ,-j Er/s-cia/s Spars Fnr;'s, �Norts mar, ari,,' more// Located at Hours: 955 Brock Rd. South, Pickering Mon. to Wed. 10 am to 6 pm (1 Block South of Baldy) Thum to Fri. 10 am to 8 pen 905.837.9792 Due to special {ow prices ONLY CASH can be accepted. Sale Ends Wednesday Dec. 23 1998 AI.ARK HOLL•1,W) 'F_-u-iting, vibrant and irinovatiye' place. cif for a final decision in the first quarter of 1999. Millennium activities for Pickering also include %ear 200(1 celebrations being planned by a committee headed by VAard 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson: a committee chaired by Ward 3 local Councillor David Pickles working on a new logo for Pickering (which may end up being a Millenni- um City logo): and an ad hoc committee headed by Coun. Holland looking into capital projects for the millennium. Coun. Holland notes there's lots of federal and provincial funding available for such capital projects and Pickering is planning to take maximum advantage h\ blending government fund- ing and partnerships w ith the ,orporate sector. Two possi- hie projects being planned by Ills committer(: are a lttrllerim- um Trail and Millcnnium Square. The Millennium Trail would be a pi,rtion of the town's waterfront trail be- tween the west spit of Frenchman's Bay and the Ajax border, designed to trace Pickering's history. 'Millennium Square would be constructed at the fixe of Ln - erpool Road and represent Pickering's hopes for the fu- ture. According to Coun. Hol- land, the two projects could accelerate Pickering's water- front improvement timetable by 10 years. Don't lot Your dor lot You Down This Winter! 3SS BAYLY ST. Six - - East of Westney at Finley ("S) 683-9699 Tim yqucaity Service Guaranteed -- ------------------ Pae mlew ded every 3 months or 5,000 km. Service irtcklda up to titres of Staaco brand molar oil, new Mw and civoWs kdwiatim. I Incl• 21 1 point irraaiteriartaAr r! '� * LtItICi�■ Offer 1 organization gathers a poi manent pool of inonc\ and presents income frons inter est and investments to char itics. The foundation. incor poratcd in 1994. has assets of more than S.;S0,04N► and has given out grants In ox- en. of $12,400. Foundation executive di- iccior Wendy Orton said, "As the assets have grown. we've been able to help more organizations and that helps the economy." News Advertiser carrier collections are under way Ajax -Pickering Ncws Ad- vertiscr carrier collection arc under way in your neigh- trmrhos d. Carriers will he going door -to -dour collecting the $5 four-week delivery charge. People who choose to gi%c their carriers $5 will re- ceivc a valuable coupon sheet and will be eligible to win a prize. Please welcome your News Advertiser carrier with a smile for the good work they do. ICKERING OPTOMETRIC CLINIC Dr. E. Gillezeau, Dr. M. Fitzsimmons Dr t.. u.ili,� . Dr..\ I loci and Dr L Voisin r*%pcnsing Fnmcs and ( ontact/ Pickering Mc -tical (.entre Pi,kcnrg. ( num- LI\" nkh ti i9 i io i Gx;- t t'S n lah On Prcmi%cs, THE BOSS F CV1601 System comes with electrical power head and hose. , For homes up to !x.000 sq. It. 4 Garage Kit iaeluded- VJA A POWER HEAD & HOSE $ 209 Repairs to an =ales H awidk at vaewers A Pius Vacuum & Home Systems 1848 Liverpool Rd (Natieaal Bank Plass) 905-837-13641 PIC=ERMG 9Zoa-Fri 9-6, Sat 9-4 416-292-8919 LEARNING CENTRES NEK SwER; Mgif THE READING INEwr WRITING STUDY SKILLS MATH • Gn de I to OJLC. • IndividueNzed Program • Low StudentlTesctler ratio • Complete Assessment - 420-9930 Nd1$65 Gnana RIto . 103 701 430-9981 oshawarwhiliby Roseland Rd. E. Ste. 203 F'IGKER MII M� Frig DPEN It Timed special Othp-r nrp-a 1 1 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 PAGE 5 A/P A'Im - 111111:� v R"n 4i)�� ALL LADIES CLEARANCE TIGHTS• SOCKS* HOSIE $ 0- t Each FISHER PRICE GIM ADVEMW WRN TOWN Ages 3 & up #65301. Sears Reg. 59" 270 IL mow - PERSONAL SHOPWIjile �NG ON�� quantities t iii 11 mianignt ,voughout the store, FREE IPIRITINoLINE SKATES Junior Sizes 1-6 # 19457 Sears Reg. 29.99pr. 170pr. / 250/OOFF ALL REGULAR PRICED FAMILY WINTER BOOTS P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, December 11, 1996 NEWSEditori I&OPINIONS ADVERTISERDEC. 1 1, 1 9 9 8 EDITORIAL Playing Santa to Good Samaritans United Way of Ajax -Pickering needs you to guide funding Ask not what your community can do for you. but what you can do for your community. Since you asked, there's a lot you can do for Nour home town of Picker- ing and neighhouring Ajax. Best of all, it won't cost you a cent. And. it will only take a little of' your time. The United Way of Ajax -Pickering needs help. %'olunteers are sought to sere on the United Way's citizen re - View panels. Those volunteers will re- ceive training before going to work for approximately six nights over a month. And worthwhile work it is. Teams of panel volunteers visit United Wa,* member agencies to get a first-hand look at what they do. They then re%icw those: agencies' funding requests to help meet the needs of arca residents. Those United Way agencies help make your town a carne community. especially for your less fortunate neighbours in their times of greatest need. For example. among the United 'L'ay's two dozen member agencies are Community Care which assists se- nior citizens so they can live indepen- dently in their own homes. the YWCA APPLE House which provides shelter and counselling to abused women and their children, and the Ajax -Pickering - Whitby Association for Community Ln ing which helps developmentally handicapped people reach their poten- tial. United Way agencies match chil- dren from broken homes with positive adult role models. lend an car to peo- ple seriously contemplating suicide. and deliver nutritious meal, to shut- ins. Still other agencies provide coun- selling to people in dire financial straits, help the unemployed in their job search and offer shelter to single residents needing emergency accom- modation. United Way agencies help the deaf and the blind, the mentally ill and the physically challenged. the elderly and the infirm. In fact, those agencies' help is so far-reaching that the-, touch one out of every three people in your town. If *ou want to add your helping hand, call the united Way at 6S6-06()6 before Dec. 18 If vou're selected to the panel, your biggest challenge might well be to resist the temptation to give all the United Nkay funds to the first agency you visit...then the sec- ond ... then the third... Instead, you'll realize each United Way agency docs such worthwhile work that they're all deserving of funds. Decisions, decisions. And then you'll get to hand out the money. Sort of like playing Santa Claus to the United Way agencies which fulfill the role of Good Samaritans all year long. V • y., LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Cruel to bring neutered? It is cruel and sponsible for people to more unwanted creatures more unwanted animals into this world To the editor: I was appalled to read in the News Advertiser about the little kittens that were stuffed in a mailbox. Do people not realize that this is a life they arc carelessly mis- using:' When will people get it that animals must he spayed and Its beginningto look a lot like Star Trek I've got good news. And I've got bad news. I know it's December and the Christmas season is upon us, but this can't be avoided. BAD NEWS: The labour dispute in the National Basketball Association continues. If you have just come out of a slumber, there is no basketball being played right now because some grown, supposedly -mature men with more money than they know what to do with (the owners) can't agree with some other overgrown, supposedly -mature men with more money than they know what to do with (the players). The re- sult is half the season and the NBA all- star game have been cancelled. GOOD NEWS: Ah! Sorry! That last item was the good news. BAD NEWS: We area little over a year away from the turn of the century. In our heavily technological world, computers all over the land may fall prey to the 'Millennium Bug'. The problem is many computers were not properly prepared for the date change John mlell Duarte Staff Editor and the new millennium could affect the operation of everything from bank transactions and telephone operations to traffic lights and air traffic control systems. The "bug" is set to wreak havoc on humanity as we know it. GOOD NEWS: The word out of corporations like IBM and Microsoft is that, now that thousands of companies have forked over millions of dollars to fix the problem, the 'Millennium Bug' may not be as problematic as first pro- jected. Disruptions are likely to mani- fest themselves in the realm of incon- venie ices rather than anarchy. As long as my coffee maker starts on time on Jan. 1, 2000, I will beready. for the new millennium. BAD NEWS: This Christmas day, thousands of parents will feel they have let their kiddies down because :hey couldn't get them the year's hot, interactive toy - the Furby. - GOOD NEWS: It's been a few years since I was a kid (OK! Quite a few years), but I don't ever remember being disappointed on Christmas morning. That is not to say Santa al- ways brought me what I wanted. It's just that with all the excitement and wrapping paper flying all over the place, "what I really want" was re- placed by "Wow! I can't believe I got this." MORE BAD NEWS: Furbys are all but sold out. MORE GOOD NEWS: If you must have a Furby, we've got 'em. The News Advertiser has a number of the furry little creatures which we will re- lease to you in a silent auction. So, get your bids in. The editor -in -chief's of- fice is beginning to look like a Star Trek episode. irre- bring into is won I The pounds and foster agen- cies have many cats and kittens that no one loves. 1 am very glad that a good home was found for the kittens. We have also found a very young kitten, trying to cross a busy highway. We narrowly missed hitting it, as did two other cars. I stopped the car and brought the kitten home. The kids and I have been calling him Lucky. He was full of ticks and fleas, 1 weighed less than two pounds, was dehydrated and was full of worms. 1 did not expect him to live but he has. He is now a healthy, happy male tabby kitten, around eight weeks of age. We can not keep him, as much as we'd like to, and we have been unsuccessful in finding him a home. We have two kittens that we adopted from the pound in the spring, as well as a dog. If there is one other family that could offer Lucky a loving home, we would be most grate- ful. Please call me at 839- 0432. Lisa Weston, Pickering Correction Information on the Victims Cri- sis Assistance and Referral Service (V.C.A.R.S.) program in an editor- ial in the Dec. 8 News Advertiser was incorrect. V.C.A.R.S. is not run by the Durham Rape Crisis Centre but is an independent orga- nization funded by the Province. The News Advertiser regrest the error. �''n•.• a 1.1i t�i� i it PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie kolodziejcak C lasstfied :ldverrtstng Mangizer John Hillems Real (state :lutomotive Advertising .t tanager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Uffrce Manager Barb Harrison C'omFwsing Manager (905) t)8 3-5110 &In (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 Cieneral Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail new srooxrnu,durham.nct Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. a NEWS Gay, with children... Durham couples deal with society's views about same-sex parents This is the last in a three-part series on the gay community in Durham Region and some of the obstacles faced in the community BY CINDY UPSHALL Staff Writer Two years ago in front of a bar full of people, Joy Talbot proposed. "I would like to ask you if you would like to be my partner for life;' she said to her lover. Andrea Rodgers said yes. The two were married this sum- mer in a service in Brooklin, con- duced by a Unitarian minister, in front of friends, family and co- workers. "Our love for each other;" re- sponds Joy when asked why the couple wanted to get married. "To me that's why married couples do i t: Like most newlyweds Joy and Andrea are looking ahead, consid- ering buying a home and the possi- bility of starting a family. "We're planning, not in the im- mediate future but down the road to have some kids:' says Joy as the two sit in their Oshawa home. "I know I can be a great moth- er:' says Andrea, who the couple has decided will carry the children. She says the two want to wait until they have their own house with room for children. Discussing how they would have children, Andrea says the two have a gay friend who has offered to be the sperm donor and agreed to take an active role in the child's life. If that option doesn't prove vi- able and if it doesn't work out, there are other options. "I was adopted and there's a lawyer who does same-sex adop- tions," explains Joy. Like any young couple they sound alternately excited and scared when talking about the prospect of children. But Andrea says her mother is anxious to be- come a grandmother. "Most of my family and friends know we plan on having a family and kids," says Andrea. "As far as (my mother) is concerned the sooner the better." But not everyone is that sup- portive of gay and lesbian couples having or adopting children. This issue never ceases to incite angry debate and cries that chil- dren should not be exposed direct- ly to homosexuality. Joy's reply is simple. "There's a lot of straight people out there who shouldn't have kids either — I don't think it should depend on your sexual orientation.' As society becomes more open - and accepting of same-sex couples, families like Joy and Andrea's are bound to become more common: two people who feel they have a lot to give wanting to share it with a child. But so too will families like Dan Murphy who shares a home in Whitby with his partner Mike, whose last name has been withheld to keep the identity of his children confidential... WALTER PASSARF-LLA/ News Advertiser photo lov Talbot and Andrea Rodgers were married er, as a gav couple, they are fulh aware of the this past summer in front of friends, family and stigma attached to same-sex parenting. But, Joy fi co-workers. Like most newlvweds they look r- points out, "I don't think it should depend on ward to the day then can raise a family. Howev- your sexual orientation." Mike has two children, a three year-old girl and a five-year-old boy, whom he and his ex-girlfriend share joint custody of. Each morning around 7 a.m. the children are dropped off at Mike and Dan's home, where they stay until it's time to go to school or day care. The children spend evenings with their mother. The children are too young to understand the concept of homo- sexuality. says Mike adding the children have not yet asked why Mike lives with another man. `lilat of my family and friends know we plan on havies a fmily and WL As far as nay snow iS CmCerfled, the Snow the hotter.' - .—Andrea Rodgers 'hey really haven't because it's a house of love," he says. "Kids are accepting, They know they ei- ther like you or they don't." Mike explains Dan thinks the world of his children, saying "he's one in a million because not may gay guys would accept kids from a straight relationship," he says. When Dan and Mike first met, Mike was up front saying "I have kids, I'm part of a package" The package deal wasn't a problem for Dan, who often thought about having children, but figured as a gay man he would re- alistically never have any. "It's something I'm absolutely ecstatic about because it's not something I thought I would ever have:' says Dan adding the chil- dren call him by his nickname, Dew, and regard him as a stepfa- ther. The couple shows little physi- cal affection between each other, says Mike, adding "it's not some- thing I think (children) should see even in a straight couple. It's not something I think is appropriate" Although the children dan't un- derstand homosexuality, eventually the time will come when they will ask questions and want answers, recognizes Mike. He says when the issue surfaces "1'm going to be open and of course I'm going to tell the chil- dren, either the boy or the girl, to be themselves, because I wasn't" Acknowledging the children's peers could be cntel if they discov- er Mike is gay and lives with an- other man, he says "I am what I am and I guess we have to take that risk and say it's not public knowl- edge." When Barb Latimer came out she was married with a nine-year- old daughter. Although she didn't tell Khristine right away she was a lesbian, about a year later, as the two talked about the marriage break-up she did. "She said 'do I have to be a les- bian tool I said 'you have to be whatever you want to be and you'll know what you want to be when you get older,"' recounts Barb. Years later, Khristine, who is now attending university, told Barb after the conversation she was out bike riding with a friend and said "'my mom's a lesbian' and her friend said 'Cool. What's a les- bian?"'She admits "it's not easy to come out, especially when you have kids" however Barb says ..you just have to be really honest about it. Kids will lose patience with you if you beat around the bush." Barb's ex-husband had custody of their daughter while she was growing up and despite his some- times homophobic attitude, she says her daughter "has always been comfortable with it. "We are very close. I'm the first person she tells everything to," says Barb, adding her daughter has developed a close relationship with her partner. But while there are many same-sex couples who have children from previous relation- ships and are dealing with these challenges, society at large still seems reluctant to accept gay and lesbian couples as parents. *`"Rte really sad thing is, if I had a school-age child living with me and I was a single mother and I was going to be at work all day I would pick my best friend or neighbour as an emergency contact so if my child had to go to hospital, that per- son would have my legal authori- ty ... but when you apply it to a gay or lesbian couple, they turn it around and say you can't do that," she says. ON, DECEMBER 11, 1998 PAGE 7 MP Does this compute? Teachers question move to buy pricey PCs for students BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff" Writer A public board decision to only purchase IBM computers for ,ch(x)ls is limiting the number of re- ,,ources in the classroom, teachers ,Jaim. The Durham District School Board has entered a partnership ,.kith IBM in a move to "standard- vc" the board's computer hardware and software, reports Laura Elliott, -uperintendent of technology. She explains the decision to use a ,angle vendor was made to "stream- mc" the system and cut repair "Vb'c decided to go with a brand name. They cost a little bit more, but iteachers) need to look at what he), *re getting for the price. - The price, roughly $2,200 per :omputer, has raised concerns among teachers at G.L. Roberts Collegiate and Vocational Institute in Oshawa. In a letter si,,ned by the 14 de- partment heads at the sc:h(x)l, the teachers claim the board's decision to purchase the more expensive IB%1 equipment has a "dramatic ef- feet on limiting our resources. "We're just looking for some an- swers as to why it's costing so much more this year. It's been a jolt;' says Gayle Esler, head of the co-op de- partment at the "_hool. She notes that, under the board's last contract. computers were priced at less than $1.400. "It's an awful jump in price Ms. Esler reports there are cur- rently 65 computers at G. L. Roberts for a student population of approxi- mately 7.10. Many are outdated. "Obviously we are teaching se- nior computer science, communica- tion technology and business data courses on equipment and using technology that is very outdated;' the teachers maintain. They note staff had hoped to purchase 20 com- puters this year out of the school budget, but will only be able to buy 10 because of the higher price of the IBM equipment. "Anybody can go out and buy a computer for $1,000. But you have to look at what you're getting ... you really only get what you pay for. That's the bottom line," Ms. Elliott says. She notes the $2,200 price tag in- cludes a five-year, on-site warranty on service and support which will cut the board's repair costs and "minimize all of the technical prob- lems we've been having. "We're looking at keeping com- puters for five years and then re- freshing, rather than buying the cheapest on the market and being stuck with (costly repairs)," Ms. El- liott says. She adds teachers spend a lot of time overseeing the computer net- work in their schools. "We want to get out of that business. We're trying to eliminate that site management role in schools... we want our teach- ers to teach and our technicians to be technicians." A/P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 RO.ti PIETROa7Rc1/ Nc•n s Ad1 ertlser pholo A real page turner Students at Glen rove Public- School iron second place in the Pickering Museum Vlla>~e read -a -than held recently and came awa , with u plaque recogni. ing their etJorts and some new reading material. The read -a -than 1+ -as ori;ant.zed to help raise motley Jor the restoration nl'an 18th century lo,s� house known cis the Puterbaugh school house. Here, Lwin Vickers (left) of the museum villa Ke advisory hoard present.v the second place prize to Gleni�rore P.S. librarian ,Vels Tei,t:en. c.,r :�1ay-PI�i.�nAg 0o NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX present a Silent Auction For II of this .year's hottest toy (IO +I Bonus Furby!!) Furby 100 per cent of the proceeds will go to the pediatric ward of the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre for the purchase of infant cardiac monitors. TK WRE6: 1. Car~ b"M must be suborned m a s.NW wwokpa 1. tlr AM-PICR6RIG NM ADVENT4 B 1M CAMUN 1" An.. 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Under a new provincial Under Bill 160. school regulation, school boards are hoards were required to in - required to issue a report on troduce smaller class sites class sizes to the public by this year. On a hoard -wide Dec. 15 of' each year. basis, the average class size The report can be picked for elementary students must up at the board education be less than 25. will high centre. 650 Rossland Rd. W. school classes must have in Oshawa hetween 9 a.m. fewer than ?2 pupils. and 4 p.m. Monday to Fri- The average class size at day, or parents can drop by separate elementary schools (heir child's school to view a in Durham is 24.57 while the copy. The report. presented average in area high schools to trustees during a special is 21.7 1. Ix)ard meeting Nov. 30. indi- For more intilrmation call catcs the board has met the 686-6664 or 576-6150. 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Pickering Town Centre z4 ,. . ....yt :e.,.wu■I�bYwn,.�s�:-..n•.xsc.sw,t�u7.+?:.w:u0a •�..,_::; .. _� .-_.,.� -- ew7r...e<m:.:..tie. ,e�ca ...e.!»a.d(bie.f� A/P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 Help Salvation Army help needy Donations sought for food hampers, toys A Christmas without focal, toys and other gifts would be a bleak one in- deed. About 4(X) local families could Lace a not -so festive season without help from you and the Ajax -Pickering Sal - Nation Army. Sally Ann family services director Tammi Ritson predicts an increase in the number of needy families iAho'll count on the Salvation Army this year to ensure Christmas isn't miserable. "That's up from last }'car when Salle Ann helped 385 families or 1,215 peo- ple, including 732 children. "We're expecting oyer 4(X) families this year:' Mrs. Ritson says. "Right now the numbers don't reflect that, but we ha,*c three weeks of intcr- viewine left" during which Sal\ation Army officials will assess the needs of people applying ti>r assistance. That help will be provided through Sally Ann's annual Christmas Assis- tance Appeal which needs your dona- tions of non-perishable tOod. toys and gifts to put at least a little merriment into the season tOr less fortunate Ajax and Pickering residents. Each needy family will receive a ftxxf hamper and gifts for all children. Food items that are particularly needed include canned fruit, vegeta- ble,. meat, stew, fish and pasta. peanut butter, soup, baby formula and tixxl. dry pasta and sauce, jams and jellies, macaroni dinners, powdered milk. fruit juices and rice. Fo(xf can be delivered to the Famil}' Services Centre at 44-74 Commercial Ayr. in Ajax, the Salvation Army ware- house at the corner of Monarch A\enue and Bayly Street in Ajax, or to drop boxes at the Ajax Loblaws outlet and at LOEB locations in both Ajax and Pick- ering. Each f(xxl hamper the Salvation Arm,* makes up will also include either a tucks,* or a voucher for a turkc\ do- nated by the Sutton Group Real Estate off ices. Nev. and unwrapped toys and other gifts should he taken to the warehouse. Gifts are needed for young people of all ages. Mrs. Ritson reports. " VVe're always short for teenagers and boys straight across the board. We get a lot of dolls ti>r girls" Gifts appropriate for older youths include clothes, sports equipment, make-up, CDs or tapes. and gift certifi- cates. People who want to apply for assis- tance can do so between 8:30 a.m. and noon and from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday at the Family Ser- vices Centre. Applicants must take a current rent receipt or lease, an income statement, proof of address and identi- fication for all members of the house- hold. The Family Services Centre office closes at noon on Dec:. 24 so the Salva- tion Army won't be able to help anyone showing up at the last minute. Mrs. Rit- son has seen people show up for assis- tance on Dec. 24 at other Sally Ann of- fices she's worked at. "They're not leaving it to the last :minute. They're thinking they can get by and are realizing they can't" Delivery of hampers will begin Dec. 16. Volunteers are needed to help sort items at the Salvation Army warehouse and to man Christmas kettles. Call 427-7123 for more informa- tion. SAN i'A IS COMING! Din us for LUNCH 12pm-3pm . • ■ Sat. Dec. 12 or 3 • ,rte , Sun, Dec. 13 r j and have 1 ' ' • • • "�`1 your picture aken with Santa` FREE! 7 YUK YW1 z rIK YUCK YU(YUCS ALKYIK", YU(Y1K'.S VU(YU(� YLK YU(—, YW W" YU(YUCS YAK YU(':i YU(yW,, C 7 r WKS lJ•ly OPPJW £ FEATURING 3 BOOK FOR MIKE MACDONALD SIFT NEW YEARSf1GITES s EVE NOW' E 7 s i 1 • le NEW X / S X VOTED "BEST COMEDY CLUB"- SUN, EYE, NOW & THE NEWS ADVERTISER We're online at . durhamnews. net A.l. GROf:NI Ari s Advertiser photo Tammi Ritson (left) and Dianna Reid (ire working hard on behalf of nerdy families in Aja.t and Picker- ing this Christmas season, but they need help from the community. Food hampers and Christmas gl fts (ire being prepared for (li.ctribution to hundreds of urea families. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the estate of Gladys Hinson, Pensioner, Deceased, All persons having claims as creditors against the estate of the above mentioned, late of the Town of Pickering, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, who died at the said Town of Pickering on October 16, 1995, are required to file proof of the same undersigned on or before February 3, 1999. After that date the Public Guardian and Trustee will Proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to the claims of which she then shall have had notice. Anyone having knowledge of a will or next-of-kin of the above mentioned is also requested to contact the undersigned. DATED at Toronto on 02 December 1998. PUBLIC GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE ESTATE TRUSTEE &% BAY STREET, SURE 800 toRoNTo, ow wo msG 2m6 File: 815212-014 `'! 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Draw date is December 23rd, 1998. EATON'S PICKER/NG TOWN CENTRE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 1998 PAPE 15 AIP Trustees vow todiscuss schoolplans l h all Public hoard trustees will engage in discussions with all municipalities and not just the City of* Oshawa to work on a revised school accommodation and improvement plan, trustees voted Monday. The City of Oshawa had requested the Durham District School Board form a joint committee with municipal staff -to review administrative and fi- nancing options that would allow fur the retention and upgrading of schools and the building uf' needed new schools in Durham.— However, hoard chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich said. "We are a rct_,iun- al school hoard. We're not just repre- senting the City of Oshawa...tile plan did afi'ect Ajar and Pickering." The Pickering trustee, who amend- ed the motion to read the hoard would ..continue and encourage" discussions with all municipalities, said it would not he "appropriate" for trustees to vote to favour of the original motion given the Fact the accommodation plan could he back on the table nest week. The amendment passed by a 4-3 vote. But. Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hop - College names two new governors The Durham College Board of Governors has two new members. Garry Cuhitt. chief administrative officer (or the Region of Durham, has been appointed to the board to represent the community. And Jane Reynolds, a col lc, -,e student From Os- hawa, has been elected to represent her fellow pupils. Hmployed by Durham since the inception of regional government in 1974, Mr. Cuhitt oversees 1,7(X) em- ployees. Prior to his appointment as CAO, Mr. Cubist held several posi- tions with the Region including commissioner and director of social services, director of family services and administrator of family coun- selling. Mr. Cubitt, who is also active in the community, is president of the hoard of directors for the Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre, a member of Cedar Lodge AFAM 270 and a mem- her and elder for Northminster Unit- ed Church. Ms. Reynolds, a third -year stu- dent in business administration and operations management, has also been involved in the community as a volunteer for the Whitby Courthouse Theatre since 1996. is The college board of governors has 17 members, 12 of whom are ap- pointed from the community by the Council of Regents and four who are elected from students, faculty, sup- port staff and administration. The college president also sits on the board. - per said. " 1 think the reason you is hecausc the nwst affected mu- closures not only affect our "()old Itkc to sec the Cit, and the see (the City's request) here today nicipaht� t. (hhav<a 'fhe ,ch iul sch nls, thc� ancc' i the (•ire. I hoard 2tt t,,Lcther.. S A/P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 Ent rtain nt N E W S ADV E R 7' I S E R IT E C. 1 1, 1 9 9 3 Weekend at the movies... Michael Keaton dons a snow suit to play Jack A*ow plating at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Placers Cinemas: 1JL A Bug's Life: Life's no pic- nic for the inhahitants of Ant Is- land. Fach summer. a gang of *reedy :grasshoppers descend, on the colour to demand a heft-, portion of the ants* hard-earned harvest and wreak havoc on the peaceful communa-, Featured voices in the film in- clude [)a%c Fold. Kc�. in Spacey. Julia Louis-Dre%tw, David Hsde-Picrce. Denis Leary and Ph) Ihs Diller. Enemy of the State: Jon 'Voight. %%III Smith, Gcnc Hack- man. Vlorking lite the National Sccurit% Agency. Thomas Brian Rcvnolds 0V0i,ht) uses the %ant resources of his department to commit the perfect crime. Robert Clayton Dean's (Smith) fast- track career and happy home life are destroyed after a chance en- counter with an old friend leads to him being framed lOr murder Anne Heche lathers up in the infamous shower sce►te front the classic film Psycho. Director Gus Van Sunt stow trice to the Hitchcock classic and provides a new audience kith reasons to scream. Psycho is playing this weekend in Pickering and Ajax. by the intelligence official. To Jack Frost: 'Michael Keaton. prove his innocence and reclaim Keaton is an ambitious musician his life. Dean must trust a man who meets an untimely death. he has never met. only to return in the guise of that *211111WO lovable snowman with the button nose. Great Christmas fare with one of Hullvwood•s top draws. The Rugrats %Iovie: %When hah-, Ili_ Ian i,, horn he strut ,lcs to make a place for himself in the world .)t 'fo1nni , Chuckic. Phil. Lil, and An,,clica. NN hcn the gang decides DN Ian's aucntion- gotinz antics are more than they can handle. they forego their al'- lernoon naps and lump into a fire -breathing. noise -making Reptar A'agon. deternuncd to re- turn him to the hospital. Along the way. the babies get lost and end up in a vast forest. Star Trek: Insurrection: Patil,k Stcwart. f he latest instal- ment of the vcnerahle sci-fi tcic- vision classic which has made a successful transition to the big screen. Lnjoy lots of spectacular cf- frets while revisiting some of your favourite characters. -"'"`�Y `�� A GfiC/\"T HOLI[�AY GIFT" SOLUTInN Cr+eple i _y100-1 � C.00D FO -1I ANY FILM. ANY TIME. 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Read the News Advertiser /iiii✓iiiiy . �liryira . �rnu�� .'%Tii�iirb &SNOW WHITE" A Pantomime 1998 The Story of smou' wliite and •'ll.w Big Apple"! DIRECTED 111- Trish Gildrrson MUSIC DIREC-FOR - Stcvrn Grierson Show Dates: Dec. 4, 5. 6. 11. 12. 13 Smothered Chicken only $9.49 Char-broiled,served with potato, vegetables and garlic bread 1:vening Performances (FRIDAYS & SAT(-RDAYS) 8:00 pm Matinee Performances (SAWRDAYS & SUNDAYS) 4:00 pm Performed st Dunbarton - Fairport United Church FOR TICKE'T'S PHONE (416) 410-0211 Neighbourhood GriN & Bar on a it"4rAA 155 Kingston Rd. E. Just east of Harwood Home fires burn in Drew Barrymore's HomeFries s HOME f'ronr puke 16 to the island, they find out rides it would tic: best to elimi- somcom_- still knows what hap- nate her for his mother's sake. Very Bad Things: Cameron Dia/, Christian Slater. It is sup- posed to be a simple bachelor party, but it all goes terribly wrung. Laura Garrety (Diaz) and Kvle Fisher (Jun Favreau) are about to get married and his buddies plan the ultimate male -bonding event, complete with plenty of hooze and drugs and a visit from a lithe young stripper. But it takes a turn for the worse when the perlonmer drops dead. What should they do° The Waterboy: Adam San- d1cr. Bobh} Boucher (Sandler) is a socially -inept mama's boy and foothall team watcrhov picked on by the players. When new coach (ficnry Winkler) encourages Bobby to stand up for himself, the watcrhov un- leashes pent-up rage and is transformed into a devastating tackler. Now• playing at the Cine- plex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Babe: Pig in the City: Hard tunes have fallen and Farmer Hoggett (James Cromwell) stands to lose his farm to creditors. In order to raise money, Banc and some of the other animals travel to New York City to cash in on the pig's sheep -herding ability. Many adventures lie in wait for the farmyard menagerie as they hit the big city. I Still Know What You Did Last Summer: Jennifer Lwx Hewitt. A year after Julie James (Hewitt) and her friends killed a pedestrian and tried to hide it, she is about to return to the scene of the crime. "chis time around. Julie is hack at college when a "new" friend wins a weekend trip fiir tour to an island. When the friends get pened the previous year and The other would rather marry begins to carry out revenge. her. Nice( .loe Black: Brad Pitt. Anthony Hopkins. This film remake has Death (Pitt) taking a holiday among the mortals on Earth. The problem is that while he's on vacation, no one can die. While on Earth, Death is a guest cif William Parrish (Hopkins) and immediately falls fur Parrish's dauthter (Claire Forlam). Psycho: Anne Heche. An updated rc-make of the classic Hitchcock flick. You know, the shower scene. the B:tics Motel. Ne,rntan Bates. etc. Scream a little scrcarn... Also playing: A Bug's Lile. Enenn of the State. Jack Frust, Thr Rugrats Mut ie. Star Trek: Insurrection, The Witerbuy. Now playing at Aluriplex 9, Pirkering: Antz: 7-4195 (Woody Allen) is Just one in a billion worker ants, which also de- scribes his odds of landing the beautiful Princess Bala (Sharon Stone). %-4195 enlists the help of his hest friend Weaver, a soldier ant, to try and get to the princess. Home Fries: Drew Barry - more, Catherine O'Hara. Henry Lever is dead, but the cause is unclear. It could have been his heart condition, his penchant fiir vanilla milk- shakes or the Cobra Attack He- licopter that chased him off the road, forcing him to run fur his life. Henry's widow (O'Hara) wants to discover the identity of his mistress (Drew Barry - more) and calls on her two sons, helicopter pilots in the Army National Guard. One de - There's Something About Marv: Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz, Matt Dillon. Ted (Stiller) may not he lucky in life, but he was once lucky in love. At 17, he met the girl of his dreams in Mary Jenson (Diaz), when she asked him to their senior prom. A dozen years later, something about Mary still bewitches Ted so he hires private eye Pat Healy (Dillon) to track her down. Patch Adams: Robin William, Wilharns pla}s. a medical doctor who turns in his stethoscope and serves up laughter to patients in the be- lief that provides the hest mcd- ici nc. Pleasantville: Jeff Daniels, Joan AlIcn, 'I'ohcy Maguire. David Warier (NIliguire) is ad- dicted to reruns of a classic television show called Pleas- antville• set in a simple place where everyone is "swell" and "perky." confrontation is a dirty word and life is pleasant. When David and his sister are zapped to Pleasantville, things start happening in living colour. John Carpenter's Vam- pires: James `Foods, Daniel Baldwin. Since seeing his par- ents brutally killed by vam- pires, Jack Crow (Woods) lives for revenge. So much so that he has become a fanatic hunter with a team of crack profes- sionals equally dedicated to exterminating the vampire horde. Also plu.ving: Babe: Pip, in the Citv, I Still Knott What ►int Diel lust Summer. Meet Jot, Black, Psvc'ho. A weekend of music awaits Sounds of the season lined up Local musical groups are tuning up for a series of per- formances this Sunday to help put you in the Christmas spir- it. Here is a list of what's play- ing in Ajax and Pickering Sun- day, Dec. 13: `Under the Mistletoe', a special Christmas concert fea- turing the Pickering Concert Band and the County Town Singers, is presented at 2 p.m. at Pine Ridge Secondary School, 2155 Liverpool Rd., Pickering. The concert includes a spe- cial visit from Santa Claus and a reception follows. Tickets are available at the door, or at Pickering Village Pharmacy, 59 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax; Walters Music, 349 King. St. W., Oshawa; and La- fontaine Trading Post on Dun- das St. just West of Brock St., Whitby. Cost is $8 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and free admissior for children. Call 686-0523 or 831-0525 for more information. 000 The Lake Drive Christian As- sembly holds a program of seasonal singing, skits, read- ing and more at 90 Lake Dri- veway E., Ajax at 6:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served after the program. All are welcome to attend the show. Phone 683-4266 for information. 000 Amberlea Presbyterian Church presents "Our Christ- mas Celebration" concert, an evening of music and drama at 7 p.m. at 1820 Whites Rd. N., Pickering. There is no admission charge for those attending, but a free-will offering will be ac- cepted. Refreshments will be served following the concert. Phone 839-1383 for more information. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 PAGE 17 A/P Drew Barn -more is the love interest in the film Home Fries, playing this weekend cit Mo iPlex 9 in Pic kerintf. • . • ICKERINM Care Taturin fea uldn g JACK FROST (STC) 12:25-2:40-7:05-9:45 THE RUGRATS MOVIE (F) 12:35-2:45-4:50-7:15-9:30 THE WATERBOY (PG) 1:00-3:10-5:20-7:35-9:55 A BUG'S LIFE (PG) 12:15-2:35-5:00-7:20-9:40 ENEMY OF THE STATE (AA) '1:30-4:20-7:15-10:10 STAR TREK: INSURRECTION (PG) '1:15-4:00-7:00-9:25 VERY BAD THINGS (R) •12:40-3:45-7:40-10:10 STAR TREK: INSURRECTION (PG) •12:00-2:30-5:00.7:30-10:10 STAR TREK: INSURRECTION (PG) •12:00-2:30-5:00-7:30.10:00 JACK FROST (STC) •1:10-3:45-6:45-9:35 THE RUGRATS MOVIE (F) •1:20-4:10-6:30-8:25 HOME FRIES (PG) •10:20 A BUG'S LIFE (PG) -12:30-3:00-7:45 VERY BADTHINGS (8) -10:15 ENEMY OF THE STATE (AA) '1:30-4:20-7:15-10:10 A BUG'S LIFE (PG) •12:10-2:35-5:00-7:20-9:40 THE WATERBOY (PG) •12:55-3:10-5:15-7:35-9:50 STAR TREK INSURRECTION (PG) '1:15-4:00-7:00-9:25 AIP PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 Winterfest o with or without snow... PICKERING — Organizers are crossing their fingers for a little win- ter -like weather this weekend as Pickering launches its first-ever Win- terfcst holiday celebrations. The festivities will begin Friday, Dec. I I at 7 p.m. with opening cere- monies in Esplanade Park behind the Pickering Civic Complex. There'll he music by the Pickering Concert Band. kids' entertainment, a visit from Santa, Christmas carols, fire- works. a midway in the Civic Com- plex parking lot and the lighting of Esplanade Park and the Town Christ- mas Tree. While a sprinkling of snow would be nice for the launch, organizers will settle fora night without rain, re- ports Winterfest committee chairman and Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland. And he notes lack of snow will not even stop the snow sculpture competition to begin in Esplanade Park at I 1 a.m. Saturday. "All the arenas have been stock- piling snow and the, going to brine it in;' says Coun. Holland. But if it rains or the temperature climbs into the teens as it did this past week- end. he admits the snow -sculpting cent may he headed for a meltdown. Registration for the contest begins at 10 a.m. and anyone is welcome to enter. though space will be limited to 25 to 30 people. There'll he separate competitions for professional and amateur artists, with prizes of $I O0, S7� and S2*� for the top three finish- ers in each category. Judging is at 1:30 p.m. The event's being spon- sored by the PineRidee Arts Council. The midway will continue through the weekend' Winterfest will run through to Dec. 31. Reserve now for meeting of Christian Women PICKERING — 'Monday is the List day to reseryc tickets for the Ajax - Pickering Christian Women's Club monthly meeting on Thursday. Dec. 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. at Gal- lantry's Banquet Room, on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. The feature for this month is 'Deck the Halls' with Willoughby's Gifts. Cost is $5 per person and $2.50 for first -timers. Phone 665-8183 for information ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Christmas Dreams #5 insert (promo #646) included in this newspaper. Please note: Page 13 - 25% off Rocheber wallets. Our reg. $15 to $55 Sale $11.25 to S28.50 - was incorrectly described. Copy should read: "25% off Rochelier wallets. Our reg. $15 to $55 Sale $11.25 to 54125" We sincerely apologize to our valued cus- tomews and rep any inconvenience or contusion tries rney nave caused. EATON'S Cues, Balls, & k Accessories P& uwn 10 oor"C= 416 Bradt ft & 401 `428-9767 For more details on other events see the Town of Picker- Pickering News Advertiser, sent out to Pickering homes, or family-oriented Wintcrfcst ing's community page in the check the Winterfest newsletter call 420-4605. EATON'S l� 0111"011 's r I i SAVE 30% all Vanity Fair sleepwear r Good until December 13. L------1 SAVE 25% N all regular -priced Casual Connection hats, scarves & gloves Good until December 13. 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Neighbours of nuclear plant ex osed The Atomic Energy Control exposures from the Pickering from April 1 to June 30, the pub - Board (AECB) has released its and Darlington nuclear stations. lic radiation doses (the measure latest report on public radiation For the three-month period of the quantity of radiation ah - NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 PAGE 19 AIP to little radiation: Monitor sorbed by the body) due to the operation of the stations was 4.9 microsieverts for Pickering and Get GST savings on selected merchandise storewide, on top of many great offers! r - ,ti Plus these on(yoino, offer FOR WOMEN 30% OFF SWEATERS** From Attitude, Casual Connection, The Work Connection & Summit. Regular, petite & women's sizes. 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Ex;:,ades in!ar,ts. 25% OFF SLEEPWEAR** From S%gabye and Snugaoye Royal Sleepwear. 25% OFF LEVI'S JEANS Boys & g,Cs sizes 2 *,8, 30% OFF CO-ORDINATES Selected items by Pink Soda, Banana Split, Ouch, Clare Bell & Bacot. FOR HOME 10% OFF ALL FORMAL DIN- ING 5 -piece dinnerware sets. 20% OFF CHRISTMAS TREATS Regular -priced Eaton shortbread, Christmas cakes & puddings. 40% OFF CHRISTMAS TOWELS Regular -priced embroideries & prints. 30% OFF ULTRA VELOUR TOWELS Regular -priced hand, bath & face towels. 15% OFF LICENSED JUVENILE BEDDING Regular -priced merchandise. 25% OFF GADGETS Includes Farberware and Good Grips gadgets, as well as Henckels knives, gadgets, blocks & flatware. 'S 1.3 microsieverts for Darlington. This brings the total for the past four quarters to 7.4 microsieverts for Pickering and 2.6 microsieverts for Darlington. According to the AECB, a typical chest X-ray produces a dose of ap- proximately 70 microsieverts, while a return flight from Toronto to Van- couver would result in an increased dose from cosmic radiation of about 20 microsieverts. The doses indicated due to the op- eration of the nuclear stations arc for the most exposed people, typically those living just outside the plant boundary. Most residents of the re- gion would ha%e received less, since radiation doses decrease significant- ly as distance from the station in- creases. Anyone wanting more informa- tion can call the AECB at 1-8(>n-668- 528-i. Learn health tips in a half hour AJAX — area residents are in- vited to a AcekIN workshop in the in- terests of learning to live a healthier lifestyle. Dr. John Noble holds a 'Half Hour to Health' workshop on Mon- day. Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. at 8 Old Kingston Rd.. Ajax. You can learn the latest informa- tion on health breakthroughs at the workshops, according to a news re- lease. Space is limited, so interested participants are encouraged to re- serve seating in advance. Phone 427- 3202 for information. RON GALBRAITH JE�i'ELRI' 35!P ANNIVERSARY SALE ON Gold. Watches, Rings Doulton and more OLD AJAX PLAZA On Harw Lxxf next to Hume Hardw are 683-0407 Christmas Hours Mon - Fn 9:30 A.N. - 8:00 P M Saturdav 9:30 AAI - 5.30 P.M. Sundav 12:(x) tioxm - 4.30 P.M 1550 wwpka� 831.4559 - Red Lobster gift certificates, the perfect gift to the seafood lover! Volume Discounts Superior Quality Herbs • Vitamins • Minerals For people concemed about Weight Management - Arthritis - PMS - Fatigue - Depression - Low Sex Drive _; -.. •: '� "a �� a"C�' ig 'fit^ : s t�.�, t��}s� � ai' j .,.... _ .... .. .., ... � ,. _� .. .. � - w"g'� . •, �},..•-.a'"'�� � ��',�4�,.�r-.,sa.3�L��pt'� � � Cyt; � D O r v x'�i. n✓+.. r^ �.n fid, ,-' 0 s r Home For Chri'stmas Wheii. 'b; M I A • A L '�I IUI ay >. • • • • �s Aft L I • � i f • i X" I:iiter our Draw To SilOpp111; Sff ~ Pickering Home & Leisure Centre* Br e The xlraordEm"ary s OrdmaryON Aft f � wo dm r � :air �' �""►._ .: r� �� is 11 _,�� '•�.. - • • � � -� Iyty R,<. _! � ,,���,^- �. �J-";'i-?,�"°s�'�..- a�. �- • • lift, - - -�, 7 • • • • • r� F — . 'fie+ �` :� --�.;Y.�•..r . • f e�! I)et<<ils All ill Storey ock RO.-Ad & 401 • Idea Place 4.r 33� A/P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 THE ROYAL SCC FULL SCOTTISH BREAKFAST SAT. A SUNDAYS 10:088M -1:Mvm NEW BASH HOT & COLD BUFFET $15 per head (with tickets) 683-6657 44 Hunt St. Aja: A FINE DINING RESTAURANT STEAKS - SEAFOOD - PASTA "M OPM ELEGANT OtNW M A IALAM R 10011P OW ZiRESERYE FOR 4 .�_.:CHRISTEAS yF. 1 fp F.J & s� 7^• '�I NEW YEAR'S EYE F p&Ar� raw Zw low amp <A" as & asoalert s l..st pled 1 Oro 1, I g "WIL= g { ,„ �.u_.son Bost ~ tu.roa Ria. k 404 N OF FREE FARX NG1 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK .. Ir,428L 41 � 11910,04 r. D ..id1w.v 8151Mvm Ajax (905) 426-1899 1/Ve 're Hcsvi nig v Pca rty Friday Dec. 11 th Live Music & DJ Doctor Spin Curse headlining Jackie G & The Essentials DJ. Specialist Give sways/No Cover/Free Buffet/Prizes Catering to 25 Sc Over Book your Christmas Party NOWd1 Banquet & Meeting Rooms Available seating capacity of over 200 New Vecars Scssht Prime Rib Dinner 10.95 Dine & Dance No Cover _ Party Favours .T .Live Music & DJ Reserve Now IIym RESERVATKNs AVAAAKE featuring $4.95 Lunch Specials 2 for 1 Dinner Specials p'i`/'L1 l.:i�t�. 11,.'. 1 's+�iirl ; '.,. .. , �,_.•. _: .•.• 1��11 � • t ► ' ' ' ' ' I �• + , + •.rf•. ♦ rr+►�� r+ 1Tt'ZrTrt•1• tt� t 1 ►/ Y � PAPP$Restaurant Mm�g' Yamdigot Seasons Greetings Enjoy a FREE slice of "After 8" Specialty cake with any Taste of the Town menu selection. 1709 'Kingston Rid. :. Pickering 427-3403 die Mt. Everest Restaurant Finest Indian Cuisine (905) 686-5553 Dine In - Take Out - Catering A11 You Can Eat Lunch -56.99 Sunday Dinner Buffet -58.99 t FREE DINNER Buy 1 Dinner Entrie At Regular Price & Receive A I t 2nd EntrEe of Equal or lesser Value FREE. 7 (Max. Value $10.00, Excludes Seafood Dishes and t Alcoholic Beverages) I One Coupon Per Table I t With This Coupon Only. r Expires Dec. 20M I = Monday - Saturday 11:W10M Pm - - -iEs sunday 1290.9--V Pin utJ NEW LOCATION 611 Kingston Rd. W., Ajax _ — J,'Padong at Rrari y _ - A . , 0 NEW �• • *YEARS EVE PART ,RESERVED SEATING xh F 'STARTING 8:30 P. A. 17. p� DJ & DANCE r & FA B T/FWf tS PER - "'IYOURrCAR.M1 4011E 4 t - 1 IJI I• ail"'."' :t, r:1't. :rll.i9ll'�q s�'s2: .. 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Specialist Give sways/No Cover/Free Buffet/Prizes Catering to 25 Sc Over Book your Christmas Party NOWd1 Banquet & Meeting Rooms Available seating capacity of over 200 New Vecars Scssht Prime Rib Dinner 10.95 Dine & Dance No Cover _ Party Favours .T .Live Music & DJ Reserve Now IIym RESERVATKNs AVAAAKE featuring $4.95 Lunch Specials 2 for 1 Dinner Specials p'i`/'L1 l.:i�t�. 11,.'. 1 's+�iirl ; '.,. .. , �,_.•. _: .•.• 1��11 � • t ► ' ' ' ' ' I �• + , + •.rf•. ♦ rr+►�� r+ 1Tt'ZrTrt•1• tt� t 1 ►/ Y � PAPP$Restaurant Mm�g' Yamdigot Seasons Greetings Enjoy a FREE slice of "After 8" Specialty cake with any Taste of the Town menu selection. 1709 'Kingston Rid. :. Pickering 427-3403 die Mt. Everest Restaurant Finest Indian Cuisine (905) 686-5553 Dine In - Take Out - Catering A11 You Can Eat Lunch -56.99 Sunday Dinner Buffet -58.99 t FREE DINNER Buy 1 Dinner Entrie At Regular Price & Receive A I t 2nd EntrEe of Equal or lesser Value FREE. 7 (Max. Value $10.00, Excludes Seafood Dishes and t Alcoholic Beverages) I One Coupon Per Table I t With This Coupon Only. r Expires Dec. 20M I = Monday - Saturday 11:W10M Pm - - -iEs sunday 1290.9--V Pin utJ NEW LOCATION 611 Kingston Rd. W., Ajax _ — J,'Padong at Rrari y _ - A . , 0 NEW �• • *YEARS EVE PART ,RESERVED SEATING xh F 'STARTING 8:30 P. A. 17. p� DJ & DANCE r & FA B T/FWf tS PER - "'IYOURrCAR.M1 4011E 4 t - 1 IJI I• ail"'."' :t, r:1't. :rll.i9ll'�q s�'s2: .. ' .. .. - .I'.r.':d-.y'',ai%.iy.�ll���xBi„+�c...;.''V•t,�^` - - .. - w �y+ I -+ yr 'ti FRIDAY, DEC. 11 ADDICTION: The Sereni- tv Group holds its weekly I2 Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group deals with addictions of all types including co-dependency. A child care program is avail- able during the meeting. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). SATURDAY, DEC. 12 ALCOHOL ADDIC- TION: Is your life affected b} alcohol? If so, AI -Anon hosts its weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church. 209 Cochrane St., %k'hithy. Call 728-1020 or 1- 8OO-921-3555. Ask for AI - Anon. OPTIMISTS: The Picker- ing Optimist Club holds its annual Photo With Santa 1'rorn 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the SuperCcntre. corner of Liv- erpo of and Kingston Rds., Pickering. Free, but dona- tions accepted for the Christmas Wish Foundation. 427-9004 (Lisa). CANCER: Tai Chi is of- tcrcd from 10 to I I a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre, 86 Colborne St. A'., Oshawa. Learn atx)ut the graceful series of move- ments that support relax- ation and stress reduction and improve strength and flexibility. To register, BILLBOARD DEC. 11, 1993 phone 579-4833. WRITERS: The Writers and Editors Dialogue Break- fast is held from 9 to I I a.m. at Jackson's Touch of Class, 104 Consumers Dr., Whitby. Guest speaker Ted Wood, author of a series of mystery novels, will discuss the role of a Writer -in -Residence and the creative process. Members $8, others $10. Reserve, 720-2172 (Gwynn). SUNDAY, DEC. 13 PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE: Hogmanay and a Victorian Christmas are celebrated during Christmas in the Village from noon to 3 p.m. at Pickering Museum Village, on Hwy. 7 between Brock and Wcstnev Roads. Authentic holiday treats. making paper ornaments to lake home, caroling. Adults $5. seniors and students $4, children $3, families $15. 093-8401. CONCERT: 'Under the Niv,ticloc', a special Christ- mas concert featuring the Pickering Concert Band and the Countv Town Singers, is presented at 2 p.m. at Pinc Ridge Secondary School, 2155 Liverpool Rd., Picker - Getting down to business The Durham Region Small Business Association has busy evenings planned for its next two monthly meetings. On Dec. 16 the meeting topic is wine selection for the holiday season with guest speaker Chuck Byers. The Jan. 20 meeting will focus on starting your own business from scratch. The monthly meetings are held from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and cost $10 for mem- bers and $15 for non-mem- bers. The: meeting location is the Toronto School of Busi- ness in the Oshawa Centre. Call 728-2899. Get your photo with Santa Claus PICKERING — The Pickering Optimist Club holds its annual Photo With Santa Sunday, Dec. 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Su- perCentre, corner of Liver- pool and Kingston roads. for free The event is free, but do- nations are being accepted for the Children's Wish Foundation. Phone 427-9604 (Lisa) for more information on the event. Lung association needs your help The Lung Association Of Durham Region needs you! The local organization is looking for volunteers to participate on planning committees for upcoming fund-raising events. If you have an interest in golf or hiking and clean air, the as- sociation has a rewarding challenge for -you. _ As one of the oldest not- for-profit health organiza- tions in Canada, The Lung Association is dedicated to the improvement of respi- ratory health through fund- raising activities in support of medical research and community health initia- tives. , For more information on volunteerism or other Lung Association special events, call 436-1046. ing. Concert includes a spe- cial visit from Santa Claus; reception follows. Tickets at the door, or Pickering Vil- lage Pharmacy, 59 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax; Walters Music, 349 King. St. W., Oshawa; and Lafontaine Trading Post on Dundas St. just West of Brock St., Whit- by. Adults $8, students and seniors $5, children free. 686-0523 or 831-0525. OPTIMISTS: The Picker- ing Optimist Club holds its annual Photo With Santa from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the SuperCentre, corner of Liv- erpool and Kingston Rds., Pickering. Free, but dona- tions accepted for the Chil- dren's Wish Foundation. 427-9604 ( Lisa). CONCERT: The Lake Drivc Chrititian Assembly holds a program of seasonal singing, skit„, reading and more at 90 Lake Driveway E., Aiax at 6:30 p.m. Rc- CONCERT: The Amberlea Presb� tcrnan Church pre- sents .Our Christmas Cele- bration” concert, an evening of music and drama at 7 p.m. at 1820 Whites Rd. N., Pickering. No admission. Free-will offering. Refresh- mentswill be served follow- ing the concert 0 A/P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 FOS=. CN\LDkEN —Fresh Meats & Fish Fruits and Vegetables from Guyana, Trinidad, .Jamaica & Barbados 019101 YHA, f 1 • MOP • nw, 'ROW NOW now Ovaltine................................ P Grace Parboiled Rice 8kg ... . NuPak Parboiled Rice 8kg..... $6.99 Cassareep 250ml....................$4.99 Oxtail ....................................... $2.49/l b Whole Cow Foot burnt ........... $3.99 ea Cho Cho..................................3/990 Tilapia......................................$1.79/Ib Rhode Island Red Chickens 1 for S3.99 or 2 for S7.50 ItALTER PASSARELLV .Vev s Advertiser photo Teddy bear symbolsfightfor funding Children's Aid workers in Durham staged a raliv Mon- cieh•. At about the same tine the CAS workers held day to raise awareness aihout i�overnnzeni funding lev- this rally. however. Minister of Community and Social els. The tech.• bear rallies were held in other Ontario Sern•ires Janet E(-ker was moving to provide funding regions- before being donated to the Children's Aid Su- for 700 neiv front-line H•urkers for child welfare. Rrh We Carty Rooster, Chicken, Mutton Lamb, Ducks, Xmas Ham Mon - Fri 9:30 to 9:30, Sat. 8 - 7:30, Sun. 10 - 6 Heritage Market Square 145 Kingston Rd. E. (across from Costco) (905) 426-9959 ring Brida1Expo Find out how your Business can be involved in the spring bridal event of the year. Participate in a bridal and evening wear fashion show! lA-s�Qw.�sez�d bAViy: --,axms,� IYOL/OA13 1660 Kingston Rd - Pickering 831-0222 F ickering 426-7884 AJAX / PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PRESENTS... A WEDDING EXTRAVAGANZA SUN., JANUARY 31, 999 Pickering Recreation Complex Valley Farm Road, Pickering. Bridal Section publishes: Friday, January 29, 1999. To reserve your booth space call (905) 683-5110 s.. t iii..._:".. .:'..�� ..+..:..�.:.....-�_. _ u"'"R""',"'... FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 PAGE 25 A/P N E W S _A D V E R T 1 S E R D E C ] l 1 9 9 8 Sunny Califomia'has a ti'mely remedy for our aili*ngloonie B3ERIC MMUIZEN titu idol to the Ncivs Advertiser z mileage. Those under 25 Years of age and/or who do not own a major Don't let the incredible "shrink g' J lounic warn you front taking H credit card ... no worries. A cash r deposit is sufficient to rent. Re �t lone anticipated journey to�' lifornia! Recently. 1 returned from the ,,Iden Statc and was pleasantly irpriscd to find some great bar - tins which a Canadian traveller n cash in on. Likc almost every - in_ else that sounds too good to true. a cheap airfare can also he w ,ht, with a few stipulations to .rp in mind. "Non-refundable" nd "advance purchase' arc just A0 of thern. Canada ;(XX) Airlines" however. All also) whisk you to the sun. .ithout as mann bookin_ rules. In .ret. it's possible to buy last- unutc seats for as low as $149 ,,lus taxes, prices can change, so heck daih•) Canadian dollars. As ,t seasoned traveller, I suggest the mal city of your vacation dollar is usually spent "after" you arrive at %our destination. So why not cut ,'osts" Especially if you're headed lir the USA. The 'Adventurer', offering free .iirport shuttle bus service, is an all ,uile hotel near the Los An,-•cics International Airport. Although ,upular with the "shoe string" udgeted, and back -pack traveller, 're moots are impressive and spa- usus, with one and two bedr(wm Ates available (including colour -'Ie�tsion) for singles, couples and Sun Diego's impressive skvltne provides the set- the shrinking value of the Canadian dollar. 7rav- ttng for a wonderfid travel experience. And el writer Eric Vijfhuizen found lots of hair ains Canadians don't have to worn• too much about for Canuc•ks while visiting there. even families' A beautiful outdcwr the evening, wind down in the Hur- California! swimming pool and plenty of free ricane Piano Lounge, or meet new Daily excursions are available parking add to your enjoyment. friends at the champagne party, to Venice Beach and the surround - Whether you pay SI2 for a also complimentary. Or, sit pcx)I- ing shopping malls. For Visitors to dorm or $as lir a suite. everyone side and enjoy afternoon tea with Disneyland. Knotts Berry Farm or is welcome. "Free" oourmet meals freshly baked cookies. the choice Hollvwoxxi, why not rent a car' in the dining room. a complimen- is yours. Tow cxpcnsi%c'i Further bargain tary continental breakfast (featur- While at The Adventurer, it's hunting found "Fox Rent -a -Car" ing blueberry muffins) are all pan easy to forget about the sights and offering cars from only $24.95 of the Adventurer experience. In sounds that await you in southern U.S per day. including unlimited member. L.A. moves on wheels. and your driving experience could he a chaotic freeway experience for first -timers. A relaxing alternative is the -, cnic Pacific Coast HiLhway. onside. Laguna Beach is only ` minutes south. The village is excellent for .hopping or beachcombing. :)oicns of boutiques. art galleries end ,_ift shops are yours to explore. .vocal artists sell great paintings caturing the dramatic coastline in snd around La_�una Beach. Beware 'he parkin: meters, you pay seven Jays a week' San Diego awaits just over an hour's drive tram Laguna Beach, and, according to many Canadians, is the most beautiful city in the United States. The Adventurer, economical and centrally located. coupled with some bargain hunting in the area. will help make %our visit to south- ern CalitOrnia. a bit of a battered lcwnic beater. For more detailed information on southern CalitOrnia holida%s. call your local travel agent. JJJ Eric Vijjhuizen is a freelance travel writer/photographer, and contributor to www.travel- w•i.ce.eom on the internet. ff F, v.293 ■ yam. ^ 3017.7, &� 1"I NM 11Ff.% W REGULAR CAS I "S ESCORT SE AR. WA"N 1998 mow I= aim '> . u l t�rrarwr V Preferred *vmw 4118M mien, sol mW, mit on* mK air nm& 2 litre, automatic transmission, AMAPA Stereo witch 2At D01K I & ZmK mow, 5-spd mamd ua ax6, ►115/60MR15- ^w*s AM/FM dw *m a*dKk 4A to r1 anise, l-spd of rmwriaia cassette. 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Smk) prim $15,809* SHEPPARD AVE. —16 HWY 401 Q Y A1P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 Celebrate theholidays with Pickering pioneers PICKERING — Visitors are rn%ltcd to tale a glimpse into the liycs of two pioneer families as the\ prepare for Hognutnay and a Ic torian Christmas during Christmas in the Vilkwe at Piclerin_ �tusc um illa_c Sunda\. Dec. 13. from noon to ? p.m. The Scottish Ho,_manay cel- chrations, the traditional wrl- coming in of the new \car and s\\o'cpinL ,sur of rhe old. will tncludc a rir�.• ,:n,! 1�,�,1 :In,l drink s.lnih; ir, `h.:lorian Christmas prepa- rations Hill he in the circa -1570 Miller -Cole House. "There'll he tasty holiday treats for guests and lsitors may he ITh ited to to a tc\y parlour Lames. In the Bible Christian Chapel, there will he Christmas carolers and read- ings from various period sources on the season as it was ccichr,tled during the 19th cen- tury in l'pper Canada. Nlem- hrrs t tin Gcorgc•s Anglican Choir will akw he car - h ut the \rlla_e Other actiyitics Hill include the opportunity for children to male paper Christmas orna- rnents to talc honic for their tree. Admission is S5 for adults, S -i fur seniors and students. $3 for children and S15 for fami- lics. Copies of recipes prepared at the village \,sill he ayadablc for S I . Pickering Nluscum N'illa,_c is on Hw\. 7 hctwccn Brock and Westney roads. For more infornur11011 ,ell 053-5101 or 420-462tt Janet Hecrl%, dressed in period cositctne Jor a t ictorian Christmas celebration at the Pickerint' Mu.Neunt Lilla,:;e, cooks ftp some oat cakes for amt .n,t; guests. The et•ew R0 -%' P11:TRt 1.%*1R(1/ ,%'rx s Advertiser photo also featured fiddle plating in the church, Joe Thompson on the bagpipes and hot apple cider for Ositors to the Musion Vil- lage. 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Dressy shirts for men topped with colourful ,and paintings, sleeping dogs and platters for the ' r; And if spectacles are what you want, there is sweaters for the office or casual holiday parties might turkey will all be gift wrapped just for you. n.`., :even a shop where spectacles abound. Small round be just right. For lounging at home there are thick Vintage is good when searching for that special "'" :glasses like Santa wears are in this year, you know velvety robes in manly shades and pajamas for cold piece of antique china to dazzle tables accented by }Y; Come shop in Port Hope and see it all. winter nights. Sporty jackets and formal wear are s - .icranberry or amber or emerald glass vases and candy Some of the Clothing and Accessory Merchants waiting to be seen. The perfect gift for the men on your dishes for Christmas and always. `you'll want to visit G Facey, Northumberland .. t. 1�There are rings fit for queens, ,.., V -Come to Port Hope for rich vintage carpets woven a Hemp, Chatwood,& Simmons, F.d Hepburn Bens, necklaces, earrings, ( ,fin colours which speak of holidays in heritage homes. jewellers, Port Optical H watches and jewel boxes. You will find candles and soaps made of hemp and ��c�t r �,ratxx� Look for glassware and vanity sets, festive dishes =backpacks, shirts, trousers, hats and dresses. Wear the f , , " - { ,, ; ," { ` DOWi1tOWft i ,�-dr,.� *� s -•, His rk r ^, e , �*a �; ak "15 * Down y tl Port Hope+ _IRT HOPS�F� i 7 ,��r,,v��« Htisturjc r f o t� '� o,'.1n 3 •�w�. 1PorfHape ntw5 ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 PAGE 27 A/P This weelzend the entire �liole I�ome- store 0 I -S on sale. <.., ,.>. Beat the GST and use your Sears Card and don't pay until the year 2000 * on all furniture and sleep sets. 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For all offers: Applies to merchandise in Sears Whole Home" Furniture Stores 'Don't Pay' and 'GST' offers: Excludes Catalogue purchases 'GST' & Double Sears Club Points overs end Sun , Dec 13. 1998 Ask for details Whitby Whole Home Furniture Store, 1650 Victoria St., Unit #7, wbitby, Ontario. Phone: (905) 579-4048 A/P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 Soccer coach acquired on ser charges Conflicting testimony of boys undermines Crown's case R) STL'PHI:.\ S1,111 ii rrlrr A judge earlicr this %%eek ac- quitted soccer coach dark Dods- Icv of ucx-related chat."cs itlyoly- ing Iwo young hoys, 111.11 raised disturbin," questions shout his re- lationship vv tth the players. s1r Dodacy. ?U, vvas found not guilt\ 01 tvyo counts of' imita- tion l(- ,equal touching in connec- tion %% 1111 an incident in A pri I. 1997. The Crown had alleged Mi, Dodsicv "rnciict.l" the players. aged 12 gond I.I. io stage a mas- turhation contest vyllilc parked un a secluded area of Oshanya know n as Ghost Road. Neither of the hoys testified duan; the trial. instead the ytdeotapcd ,tatenients they ga\c to police were planed to the court. They said Nit. Dodslex. ti)rnler coach ')I the l'urul Tooth Soccer Club under- 14 team, took theta to the vyatcrfront location where the topic of cum ersalton turned to college initiation tiles. Jud�,ic Ron Richards was loll the planers .hared it close rcla- tionship \\ 1(h %Ir. Dodslry and he I*rcquentl\ took them on outings after school and hetvyeen prac- tices. The 12 -\ear -old would often call the:, ach "Dad." the I? year old -'Uncic... They des:rihrd Nit. Dodslev &, ;l "sex specialist, sonleorle ith vyhom tile\ could talk open - Court also heard Nit. Dodslcv kept graphic pornographic inn- a�cs, surlle depicting vuung h()\,,.imide his car. including aphallic illustration above it poem titled 'A Brother.' Oil the day in question, the hogs said, \It-. Dodsle\ tot(] there hovy during his colle�-,c days he and his friends would "Pilch in money" and ha -,o: nlaslurhation contests. But the boys' versions of events differed front that point on, said Judgc Richards• noting glaring inconsistencies in the Statements. One player said it vyas \It- Dodslev who su,-,Leste-i the "het." and v, ho vyent and stood outside the car v+title the pair ruasturhat- ed. ,File second player said it %%as his teaninlate vyho proposed the contest. Altcruards, both boys said. NIr Dodsle) suggested they strip naked and he tuck thein on it vyalk in a vv 0oded area. Despite the mo versions of the hoys' recollections, the circun- stances of the case troubled the provincial court judge. "'l�hc court has obviously struggled with the facts... NVhy would an adult soccer coach take these two buys to a secluded arca of Osllzma? Why would there he pornographic material in the car? Wh\ would he he discussing sex v+ith these hoys?" he said in Itis decision. Judge Richards said the C'rown's case "its tlarvyed _ivcn the -contradictor\- evidence eiven by the hovs. :Ind since neither hov \vas subject to cross-examination. .11 lere is no basis fur this court to prefer one tes(inlonv over the other... The conflicting evidence of the hues creates a reasonable doubt." said the;udge. "He couldn't find beyond a reasonable doubt what really hap- pened. He had two totally dithcr- ent ycrsions " said defence lawver Bob Kinlhall of the judges decision. He said his client is -happy- to have been acquitted. %1r. Dodsley's legal victory, howeycr. doesn't end the criminal proceedings against hint. Mi. Dodslev' is currently faces outstanding charges of posses- sion ol' child porn ogrtph} and is also on trial in connection vv ith a separate incident which resulted in his arrest Mary 9. 1997. In that trial, which continues Dec. 1 �. he is accused of sexual - l\ assaulting and sexually inter- fering with a 12 -year-old boy -- one of the mo complain;ants in the earlier case — while parked al Ghost Road. s- NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 PAGE 29 A/P Labour leader appeals of execution BY C'INI)Y UPSHALL Stuff Writer Sid Ryan has joined the fight i,, save Canadian Stanley Faulder n m execution in a Texas jail. Mr. Ryan, Ontario president of ;'tie Canadian Union of Public I ntployees and Whitby resident, urived in Texas last weekend to •. urk with other Canadian hu- •!ianitarians and politicians to ,;ice the former Alberta mechanic rum dying by lethal injection, hich was set for Thursday at 7 :.m. A federal judge issued a stay I' execution late Wednesday for %lr. Faulder, putting his sched- ,.led execution on hold for a short Muic. al least. "It's a human rights issue for ihc labour movement." Mr. R` an told the News Advertiser front Sid Ryan supports battle to save Canadian on death row Houston, explaining why he ac. cepted the invitation to take part in the delegation. "Labour has been at the forcl'ront of human rights for 125 years " `We think putting Political pressure on (Texas Governor) George Bush is the way to go.' -- Sid Ryan Mr. Faulder, 61, was sentenced to death in 1977 for the murder of Inc/, Phillips, a 75 -year-old Tc.xas oil family matriarch. Thursday's execution date is his ninth; he has had eight stays of execution. At issue in the case, explains Mr. Ryan, is the fact Mr. Faulder was nut notified of his right, as a Canadian citizen, to notify Cana- dian authorities. As it result he received "inferi- or legal counsel who didn't know how the law works in Texas." This poor legal defence led "to a death penalty in the sentencing, phase." There are two possible ways to postpone the execution. says Mr. Ryan. The hoard of pardons and paroles in Texas could commute the sentence to life imprison- ment, which it has only dune once. The second, and most Iikc- ly wav, is fur Governor George W. Bush to stay the execution for 30 days. BOTH ROYAL. KAT AND BANK (* ,'1WN FREAI. HAVE SAIL) -I'HAT THE Nt:%X' RANK WILL REI)UC;E PERSONAL BANKING PACKAGE OR PLAN FEES RYA %11NIti1Utti1 OF 109%t. They have also said that they will loyver other banking costs by redwing some service fees and eliminating some altogether. This is meaningful news for my customers. Brcnda Youdcn, Ac4.ounr M.mar;cr Rov.il Bank. %h%si.%Juga TWO JANKS. 'A &In, tank hr E'aai -� ONEZ.. PLEDG For more information pick up this free book at any branch of Bank of Montreal or Royal Bank or call 1-877-842-2565 or visit our web site at www.proposedmergcr.com Bank of Montreal OiQ ROYAL BANK "We don't think that is the way to go," Mr. Ryan says about the paroles hoard. 'We think putting political pressure on George Bush is the wav to go." 11r. Faulder has not said if he is innocent or guilty. but Mr. Ryan says that issue is irrelevant because "we're not approachin , it from that. We're saying this person shouldn't he on death row.' If the delegalion is successful. there will then he time to review the facts and find out it the right person has been com ictcd. he says. Mr. R�:rn is optirnistic. citing a recent decision by the paroles hoard to stake its decision on Mr Faulder's case public. something which ha` ncser been done. SID RYAN 'It's a humctrt rights isstie for [lie laborer moi,emc cit... I ---- --'....r A/P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1998 H o & GARDEN N EV\' S ADN' E R T I S E R EHEC. 3l 1998 Holiday wreaths add a splash of colour There isn't a more cheerful harbinger of the holiday season than a deco- rated doorua,., especially when a %%rcath does the decorating. Although it's an un- changing svmhol. the wreath has taken on a ncH Zook lately. The traditional ever- green is still with us. but noH wreaths can he made ot' am_ thin,_ from spices to tissue paper. Increasingl\ the wreath has found its %kav indoors. where more fragile materi- als can he used with no fear of darnage from the c1e- ments. NVrcaths have taken on e%ervthin,_, from a countrs feel to a ;hildlikc. %khimsi- cal rno,)J. But the\, still hold a Harm in\ itin_ tlavour. l.i.c wreaths are asail- able no\& in must garden centres. 1 think that the most ele- gant wa\ to dress up a wreath is with a few holl.- herries, real or otherwise. and a hnght red or plaid grosgrain ribbon. Pine cones are optional. For those who prefer some- thing more decorative, h\c w rcaths can he studded with shim ornaments. take snow and scattered about with small how s. Like mam of' us. if you don't mind using a synthet- ic wreath. there are all kinds ayailahlc in every quality and size. Artificial wreaths are being embellished with all things that conjure up a countr} feeling. Dried flowers. hah,.'s breath and statice with tincl% curled ribbon are commonly used to give a wreath a country feeling. Pine cone wreaths that were so popular five or six years ago seem to be drift- ing hack into favour. For those of us with four thumbs, the craft stores are � Veronica s �. Al. Sliva y i In The ( iur(kn loaded with paraphernalia to make our efforts a little easier. Still. I like the look and feel of a grapevine or %%d- 1it: wreath. 1 often set mine oft h� a spiral of ribbon whose colour is picked up and scattered with berries. nuts or small daint% ornaments. �,rcaths are usually made %%nth a standard 1 or 1 -3 -inch straw or Si%rofoam rings. Xdding the decorations takes sonic patience but it isn't difficult. Here are some ideas: I:ashwn small sachets and till them with prepared pot- pourri of dried petals and herbs and co,.cr A[th rib- hons. Pccl two or three lemons and oranges. cut the peel into thin strips and allow them to dry for a couple of hours. Curl into spirals and se- cure v% ith toothpick, and let drN. Pour a fcw drops of glue into acorn caps and coat the imides thoroughly. Fill the caps with fra- grant mustard seed, whole allspice and cardamom. Shake out the excess and let drn. Gather together four to six hunches of white statics and am combination of herbs, spices and dried flowers. Miniature strawflowers, rosebuds or small flower sprays work nicely. Another traditional favourite that works well in an entryway is a tabletop tree made of apples or or- anges. For a romantic version substitute sweetly scented Email it We're at newsroom@ durham.net dried rosehuds for the fruit, tween thein to fill in the tucking hox%o ood. pornan- space. dors and pine cones he- You can get styrofoam bases in various sizes in the craft stores. To complement the tabletop tree a special Christmas Potpourri in a pretty howl will be all you need. -� OTAAGO ``* b JB VA ,�. C, ��'rJ� �s Gifts & Stocking Stuffers REVLON PRODUCTS -EYE -NAIL -FACE •LIP -FRAGRANCES 1_2ToILETRIES �. �OtIOp: METRo EAsT TRADE CENTRE 1899 BROCK RD. PICKERING LAPOR JEWELLERY HMS: Monday -Friday llam-9pm Saturday&Sunday 9am-5pm Christmas Eve Thus. December 24th 11am-4pm Christmas Day Fd. 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Finland, Austria, Switzerland and host Germany, beginning Dec. 31. The European tour is a culmination of a %ear of fund-raising by the I; -,car -old players who collected more than "LL'c'ye been holding hrngos once a week. Wo'►e held dances. euchre nights, dances, bottle drives, rattles; you name it and wc'sc probably done rt:' says head coach :Sorin Rogers. While the hockc,. is an important part of the excursion by the 56 -member en- tourage, which includes 21 Players along with coaches and parents, everyone': look- ing forward to the trip for other reasons. says Rooers. ..For me and the kids, the hockey is a means to eget there. It's a cultural trip. A lot of the boys haven't even been on a plane before. It's about new, cultures, new foods and people talking different languages. It should he a real educational experience for the ho} s.' - Prior to the Villingen-Schwenningen tourney. the Pickering bantams will play an exhibition contest in %lunich. The team will also travel to Switzerland fur two dans of sightseeing, skiing and an exhibition contest against a Swiss squad. After anoth- cr day in Germany, the team will head hack to Toronto. Rogers says hr's unsure of the calibre of competition his charges w ill gree. but notes his tears has been enjoying a successful season on the icc in league and tournament play, compiling an outstanding record of IS -I-2. "It's hard to tell (how strong the Euro- pean teams will be). Their ranking system is different, so I think we'll sec a wide range of trams there. We're haying a good The Pickering Panthers major bantam 'AA' rap hoc'kev team is nfj to Europa ji�r a plaving tour, starting' on Bo -ting Dati•. Pickering teant members are, in front row, from left, .Scott GraY, Dare ►iirlsh, Rocky Kula, Jonathan Wtilsh, Don Ruta, Garet[ McKinnon. Norm Rogers, Dimitri Grigoriarlis, Evan Georgievski. Koh Price curd Chris Franz. In the middle row, from left, erre Trevor Small, David Hughes, Scott Vahev, Brandon Saker, Kill Dawson, Scott Billing. Ryan !'clan, Stephan A-Eachen and Andrew Hopkins. In hark row, Jrom left, are Kevin Rogers, Michael Dawson. Jamas ./mI yes. Adam Alover, Afark Rogers and Stephan Phillips. year locally. so we expect to he comped wish custom sweaters hearing the rnaplc tive;' says Roger,,. leaf which they will wear during their Fu - The Pickering team will be outlitted ropean tour. Durham IJ est champs of Kitchener- tournament ��ER0 New loon �" Ail* f SURPLUS, We carry a full line of UPPLIES Novice ightiaing courtsgirls Ytxw(:« •3 For (:hri%t�n strike gold The Durham West Light- ning k1cl-ean's Wholesale novice 'AA' rep girls' hocke,. team skated past Aurora to capture the gold medal at the fifth annual Fallfest Tourna- ment in Kitchener last week- end. The Lightning defeated Au- rora 5-2. Leading the way was Stephanie Nakamura who pot- ted two goals. Adding singles were Jennifer Wakefield, Samantha Pegler and Kirsten Roach. Assisting were Schancy Marescaux, Erin Small, Natal- ie Spooner and Jamie Tostik. Roach got the nod as the most valuable player of the game. To get to the finals, the Lightning had to get past Brampton and London. Against Brampton, the Lightning were firing on all cylinders, building up a 5-0 lead six minutes into the con- test en route to an 8-0 win. Spooner and Marescaux each scored twice for Durham West, Roach, Jaime Gooding, Wakefield and Cassy Britton had singles. Adding assists were LL'akefield with three, Spooner with two, Chloe Masse, Small, Tostik, Roach and Marescaux with one apiece. Lisa Plenderleith recorded the shutout in goal. Wakefield earned MVP hon- ours in the contest. In the second game, the Lightning struck for a 3-0 win over a strong, physical London Devilettes squad. Wakefield, Britton and Tostik scored for Durham West. Plenderleith recorded her second shutout. The defensive quartet of Katie Caggiula, Samantha Pegler, Masse and Nakamura prevent- ed the Devilettes from getting second shots on Plenderleith. Small was named MVP. The Unforgettable Gift - Fly A Plane For 140 t .M. GR C.arifcerrs MaMk! Gran Suck* Saida! it-\, Canadian Flight Academy �11,I, 1200 A&pM B►Y - Tuan Rl jrsf irat ojSincee A www.flighmaiWag.org 404-9252 for hoops Ajax and Pickering players are sought for a girls' basketball league that will operate at an Ajax school this winter. Registration for the loop, for girls born in 1983, 1994 and 1985, is on Monday, Dec. 14 from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 19 from 3:45 to 5 p.m. at Lincoln Alexander Public School, 95 Church St., Ajax. For more information, call the Durham West Basketball Association at 831-4302 after 6 p.m. #" 1 o Y 3 , Training", Gift certificate ....today Flight Flight training a Fly over Durham & see the lights Professional Flight Instructor 1720-2831 1000 Stevenson Rd. N. Oshawa 0 0 C. "M_ I Z" Pickering schools junior squadfinishes fifth in the all -Durham p yla downs �R 1t. ISM PA" = P Rosebank • girls PIC'KERING — The Rosehank Road Public School junior girls' volley- ball tearn made history by hemming the first school squad to capture the cham- pionship of the Pickering - Area Volleyball Tourna- nlent. It was a notable achieve- ment as Rosehank is one of the smaller public elcmen- lar schools in the Picker - in,, area with only 250 stu- dents. coach Diane S,hlichting points out. Last year, the junior girls finished as runners-up al the Pickering -area tour- nament, but put it all h1- gether to win the pennant this year. "We're incredibly proud," says Schlichting, who coaches the team along with f -chow teacher h1ichelc Woolharn. The victory at the Pick- ering -arca championships earned the 12-ntcmher Rosehank squad a berth in the Durham Elementary Athletic, Association Sweet Sixteen "Tournament SCOREBOARD DEC. ll, 1993 PICKERING SOCCER CLUB Irdo:r s -:ice' t_yr as' weNK UNDER -SEVEN MITE DIVISION -..r P;nhac ' Snavvl l .-. :> L. „i' Cate 0. . ros 3 (Jeffery Lyons 2. Scott Lyons, vs Optimist Bryrdon Fry, Remere Warner) UNDER -NINE SQUIRT DIVISION Ayer Pol 2 Ma' Cal l s S,,z vs 8_to John. Cnev 0. Lone Star Cate 1 (Avery Vernon) vs L C C A 3 (Jennifer Convery. Kelly MacDonald. ^e ',e D xDn). Wayne's World 0 v, P,Ckerinq Slo •t 5 1 Tyler Nashch. Russell Blehill Mean Tay aa•ren. Dare' Gordon. Lorenzo Hazd, UNDER -11 ATOM DIVISION e Star Cafe ' Dcugws V., _ — „ ;c -!,ng Im. a-]rs 2 IJ Arnott. B Lyons). K,rvnen 2 IL Mansell, A. VAI Ian) vs Pickering Slo Sl 2 :C^r,stopher k,a^ Alexandra Marhner). Canada Progress Club 0 ., l 2 (Shaun Vadera 2, UNDER -13 MOSQUITO DIVISION Ks 0 vs Fa_tory Mat ss ss : K,uge 2 S Varcn. J .,'anam). Boyer Pontiac 3 (Jordan Dcody 3) vs P.cker S o Sports 1 (Nora Curve). Solid Images 2 "deagnan Reilley 2) vs Cashway 3 (Jen,Ue Bernadino. A-eem Foster 2) UNDER -15 BANTAM DIVISION `c. ,,ng Slo Sports 1 iMat• F • ,ry, ., ,an,...n Con- ". s Kai n 4 (Ryan Singh. Sam Jee. lmdsav Steven- son Lau,en Walker; vs Boyer Pontiac 1 (Sarah Duren ..rd' Premier Trophy 1 ;Richards Siuce) vs Bmns Kr_,nens 0 PICKERING MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE GAME ONE Ve an,e Pringles 53 vs M"! Hills ' 3 TOP SCORERS Melanie Pringles Br:.Ca Beard 18 Kevin Walker 12, Brad Hewitt t0 Mud Hen s Bill Boston 9, Dave Annett 6. Steve Leahy E GAME Two Envoy Business Systems Roger Young 11, Ron Faragher 10, Mike Poirier 6 Insurance Portfolio Sam Terry 9. Roy Christiansen B Dave Bayliss 6, GAME THREE E!i-Rod Holdings 51 vs. Van Kempen Insurance 40 TOP SCORERS Ell -Rod Holdings Frank Gallo 19. Ray Fox 15, Glenn Scott 9 'Jan Kempen Insurance. John Esposito 11, Tom Parisi Les a Weekes 6. Ashley Jones 6 GAME FOUR Dakota Bob's 59 vs Verdeye 30 TOP SCORERS Dakota Bob's Tom ROwen 17. Jim Wilkinson 13, Ivor Walker 12. At Sal 11. Ve,,Ieye Rick Jones 10, Bob Nickleford 9. Don Leahy 7. CENTRAL ONTARIO RINGETTE LEAGUE Standings as of Nov. 30 TEAM PETITE DIVISION `.✓ b G W L T F A PTS Y 10 8 2 0 53 14 16 O�nawa 8 6 1 1 47 13 13 PASS ssauga 6 5 1 0 28 15 10 A,ax 6 4 1 1 24 7 9 Cambridge 9 4 4 1 22 29 9 Elora Fergus 8 2 4 2 18 26 6 Pickering 10 2 7 1 24 49 5 k4cnener 7 1 6 0 17 27 2 Waterloo 6 0 6 0 3 56 0 BELLIEll DIVISION TEAM TEAMG W L T F A PTS dge Deb 13 8 3 2 62 50 18 Cambridge Belle 8 8 0 0 62 27 16 Waterloo Deb 11 5 5 1 56 45 11 P cKenng Intermediate Etobicoke Deb 8 4 3 1 46 48 9 Whitby Belle 7 9 1 0 6 9 0 20 0 32 41 67 2 0 TEAM TEAMch TWEEN DIVISION :A0.� G 12 W 10 L 2 T F 0 58 y✓hn 8 8 0 0 61 K-Ichener 9 6 1 2 35 Ajax 10 6 3 1 42 Hamilton 9 5 4 0 33 Etobcoke 8 4 4 0 37 Waterloo 9 4 5 0 25 London 9 1 6 2 29 Elora Fergus '1-'12 2- 10 0 32 Burlington ., _6 0 5 1 11 Pickering 6 0 6 0 15 A PTS 21 20 24 16 16 14 30 13 28 10 45 8 25 8 43 4 82 4 30 1 34 0 at Pringle Creek Public School in Whithy 'Tuesday night. Rosehank junior girls finished a highly -re- spectable fifth overall among yh schools in the Durham school systcm. At the DEAR final If, event. filth -seeded Rose - hank dei -gated Bcllw'ood from Whitby I5- I I , 15-8, and split sets with I-akc- %%l From Oshawa 14-16. 15-7. Rosehank also split sets with top-ranked Colonel Farewell school of • �� i `A 1, :A0.� rsata ,s�•y ell Whithv 15-13, 2-15 to earn a shot in the tots -eight crossover contest. Rose - hank lost to Dr. Robert Thornton of Whitby 7-15, 13-15. to finish fifth. Schlichting notes tier players' hard, accurate seres kept opponents off- balance at hath the Picker- ing -arca tournament and the DEAA Sweet Sixteen event. '-Wc have a few, girls who have killer serves and they were hard for the other teams to return,'- says 77te Rosehank Ruud Public C'uulthard. Caitlin Kernaghan School Junior ,girls' vollevhull and Danielle Johannes. In the tram captured the Pickering arra middle row, from the left, are championship lust week. This Davina Rogaill"', Sura Welch It'll the squad finished a re- and Bethanv Ralph. In the buck spectable fifth place in the cell- rl from the left, etre Landis Durham finals in 6b'hithv. Team Dovle, Kelli Rushton, Megan members tire, in front roll', (runt Oates, Curl_ • Hurash and Jenirifer the lift are Alicia Smith, Shannon Adams. Schlichting. At the Pickering -arca event, Rosebank Road de- feated Elizabeth B. Phin, Fairport Beach, Highhush and William Dunbar to earn a spot in the semi-final game against Gandatseti- agon. Rosehank edged Gandy in three games 15-2. 12-I5, 15-7 to advance to the championship match against Maplc Ridge. In the final, Rosehank prevailed in straight games 15-7, 15-0. -Team members are Ali- cia Smith, Shannon Coulthard. Caitlin Kcr- naghan, Danielle Johannes, Dayna Rogatinsky, Sara Wolch. Bethany Ralph, Landis Doyle, Kelli Rush- ton. lite` an Oates. Carly Hurash and Jennif-er Adams. SUPPLIES AND RENTAL � L IMl TED Since 19 72 �. t :• z ,Dec 15/98 1Oam to Spm r i66on cutting Ceremort at ;IOam zoith Mayor Brunelle • NEW & USED EQUIPMENT • RENTALS • SERVICE • DELIVERY Wheelchairs, Scooters, ( Strollers, Standers, �. Commodes, Walkers, Car Seats, Bikes. STRAINING FACILITY.°. AND MEETING ROOM Ostomy supplies, Eating, Dressing, Splints, Braces, Supports, Wound Care Products & More. A RESIDENCE YOU SAN CALL N9ffl1 [CUSTOM MODIFICATIONS WEATM *CUSHIONS • suePoars , fill s Located in the Heart of the Kawarthas Lindsay, omit. A place where residents are appreciated.Close AK • SEE OUR RENOVATED SUITES Hospital t l (5 mill Hospital (S mins.), bus stop, medical clinic (3 min.), grocery store, convenience store. • i CALL (705)328-1890 FOR AN • 4 APPCHMAUNT Cliff Grimwood, Manager - EmailY oursl_o its results to us at newsrooAdurhamnnet • Stair ,9 • Porch • Van • Trunk • Scooter Xe =are the-EXt , PAGE 34 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, December 11, 1998 A/P - coridttion with benefit C age Appfy in person to non's Auto body. West. Oshawa )m ' TV/stereo caDineil, – 4U --- - _ — a 5)728-5454. c► CLASS AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 51h tax LOCAex dryer. flcensed bite single tied it CeN series. washer. newer. wttn 2 Iv1/9Weat, ruo table- Asking >1 -owl SNP To Place Your Ad Call.- 683-0707 all:683-0707 .,"Ift antique to valor r4JAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, :Toronto line: (416) 798-7259 oon.tor sare open <_ f+Aor1. to Fn. to 8:00 pm. �,130 Commercial Ave. Ajax 1822 Whites Rd Pickering Sara Lee—Amberlea Plaza{ !� 24Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 Seto 30 am to atoo pm VISA 'Horax Mon. -tri.. 9:00 tint -5:00 pm.'Notas: des. -Fri.: 10:00 inti -8:00 pm Classified Online. Now when you advertise, your word ad cid y Stln.: Nooa-5:00 Closed Mo Ini� Seta ' also appears on the internet at: hftplhvww.durhamnews.net _. dOseti Sotadap �" �x Momley , " -mail: u am. n ' ' composed rh net 11 Careers I I Careers 1 1 Careers I I Careers 1 General Help Trying to Get Work Experience - 'mployers Look For? That Employer Might Be You! Human Resources Development Canada is sponsoring a Youth Self Employment Program. If you are between the ages of 18-30, this opportunity might be for you. Register for December 17th Information Session by phoning Newport Training Group Inc. Newport Training Group 905-665-0802 or 1-800-667-0391 �•� _ Canada NAIRSTYLISTSREQUIRED F- vaienuno,Vream team voted 11 1997 d 1996 Read- ers Chace award tor best sa- lon and best styrst in Durtum N you want to earn above average rapes. team Do - muses. have a love for lasriort excellentpeople ticks. can Valemno's for your rmernew 666.3605 IW cbcmee re- ared CAREER SCROM OF FLOR- AL ESIGN 26 wk Ffonstry & Business Program 12 wk in- tensive 3 -prase program 3 wk Professional Course. In- home noes, beginners Pro- gram Part-bmeituu time Nurses avarlabk A aho01 wnere all your training becomes worthwhile Fnm- CLO assistance may be avah- able 905-436-7746 FINANCIAL SERVICES -A great career Opponurury, For- tune 500 company seeks 3 ambitious people Stat part bme. no experience neces- sary write Box 145 Ajax, Qin LIS 3C2 or Fax 905-683- 2426 THE NALL STATION i.areer Tranmg enter 9ecom1 a nae tef]xnrt7art. area training avanatlle in artdiG]I tads. Par rarneknq. pedcur«. wax - ung Student trnananq avail- able Nays $20 (905)723- e083 1 Garwerl !r ACRYLIC APPLICATIONS - Appucators $12 per hr Op- tralors S45 per nr. Immedate Loral work We Tram (705) 645-9144 BEAUTY SALON requires U- tknsed A.MM Manager. salary or commission. and �limus. and prom sharing Also me tyttsllCnery, (905) 723-= Ci° BOOK SELLER required Ion tuinoot system. warehouse in Brampton. Call Claude 905- 624-4364, CHILD AND TDUTN WORK- ERS . Experienced Youth Workers required for Custody facility and Group Homes. CounseNirq Behavior Man- agement. ao-agemmn, Team work and ability to work with Delinquent youths are essaitial stills W gwred. CCW of equivalent. Sad resume to: KerVedy House Youth Services. Apan- li sham bow. 1 Winter Business Coutt, Suite 1714, Scarborough. Ontario. MTB 3C6 EXPENIENCMD Lai COOKS IEGL For new and up coming Ajax casual dining and pub. Able to work in a fast paced environ- ment Please apply in person at 520 4Vestiney Rd. S. le Ajax or call Isosl 4Y6-18" General HelpGw wal Help 1 General Help CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News A_':e-1 se- e - quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more titan one incorrect msertton and there shall be no b - ability for non -insertion Of any advertisement. LtabiGty, for errors in ads is I rritted to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All Copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser c1.Ewl1111MG tostnoPCs AVA11- Dearlaaini are. ("S) 603•4XW !yTt:i)Es � r more per ass week, embhn0p products n the comfort d your Own hone Send a set - addressed stamped envelope to 0 PH, 62400 Dundas St W . Suite 541, Ret 636- Ms- sissauga, Om L5K 2R6 EXPANDING COURIER CM PANT requires 5 drivers with vehicles. earning potential 5500 - $800 weekly Expen- ence helpful but not neces- saryCall (905) 427-8093 Mon . Fn 9 a.m - 3 p m. E uumNau Auto Detaiier Rust prooler, full -twine. Must have business references. call (905A&"100. FRENCH TUTOR Needed grade 3 student, Mending French school. Emphasis on readirng aro compreemsson Saturday or Sunday 1-1461/i hours. Days to aterror monthly. References. Har- wood/401, Ajax, own tram- portabon. 619-M gSEVERAL LABOURER re - Fax resttm«ie b (3915. - NRBIEDIATE OPENINBI Phar- maceutical Co. needs a Chetnis0ethniW Writer er/ BSc Chemistry 46 1-5 yrs. exp. Must love HPLC, dissolution, sub" testing. USP/GMP and SOP writing. CaN(416 221-6914. EOE. LOOMING FOR WORK? Are you 16 to 24 years told? Out of school? We can help! Call Hotline: 725-4786: Pickering: 1-600-263.0993; Uxbridge/ Port Perry 905.652-7816 eel 21. 81EMf1NOMEN/MIDS. Needed in Catalogues. T.V. Commer- cial. L agazines. and extra Work N accepled trairitrnp and -I-8 D4L0.D- E HISabon fees S.. red. CaN 4fb-tee-CA4?4 Wanted STIR FRY COOK Apply at 7 TAUNTON RD. E., OSHAWA CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES It there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. 8 AZ DRIVERS REQUIRED AUTOMOTIVE CONTRACT * TEMP TO PERM POSITION *P/T & F/T WORK * IN THE DURHAM REGION * PIN TO PIN AFTS OR NIGHTS * COMPETIVE WAGES 2 YEARS EXP. NEEDED * WEEKLY PAY * DIRECT DEPOSIT 7AM - 3PM CALL FOR AP- POINTMENT. DDP 903-420-5005 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY • No Nights, Weekends or Holidays • Paid Training and Benefits Work part-time hours with the World's NUMBER 1 Home Leaning Service Pickering Location Car Required mer 905-426-6683 - maids 1 General Help 1 sites Help/Agents 1 sates Help/Agents 1 General Help THE AJAX / PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER requires a carrier to deliver to businesses throughout Pickering every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday , by 3:00 pm. for information call 905-683-5117 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers three times a week in the followm' areas: UXBRIDGE Young St., Jonathan St., GOODWOOD Front St., Durham Rd. 21 UDORA Minonen St., Old Shiloh Rd., Ravenshoe Rd., Victoria St., York St. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 MRsaint 110y14erita M sera Hw#4ews DurAillm Business LEADER Are you an Maned sef-slarhrtg safes p iliessl0nal who goes the extra r*, and ani afield to prove they watt? W you 1l;m Durham Ixtskress? Are you a re W fxAW. You may be the star vie're bduirg for b represent Vie esOM brutes, voice of Durham V you IIVIe bill and are b* br an a citrtg work envrwmerrt and pr bssioniil oppoft*, said your resume with sabry alpectal in b: Dlrrlial us�ness LEADER 130 CommmW Ave Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5 fax: (905) 619-9068 phone: (905) 683-5110 A d rsion of the kaftkerklg News Advertiser Advertising Representative The News Advertiser requires star performers to take on the markets served by our established spedalty publications. At Home in Durham along with Forever Young (formerly Todays Seniors) Durham Parent and Business Leader offer fantastic opportunities. Can you take advantage of their superior reputation? The right person is an organized sell -starter who goes the extra mile, understands client needs and isn't afraid to prove their worth. If you fit the bill and are b*ng for an exdting work environment and professional opportunity send your resume with salary expectations to: Advertising Supervisor - ^'-- i.ni Cummerci i Ave EWSAJax, Ontario. LIS ?H5 A D II fax: (905) 619-9068 E i T I S E 9 phone: (905) 683.5110 P usiO.rb.. bness inN& --��-�-- LEADER rn J11��� lJY a S V 1 If you're a WN&V who goes the extra mise, SpeaaGaeS in diens wt and pnde pssel mywsales '^'-t' Has your prerfars expederw been in the feeds of hmne decorating, ftrrrshrlg or erltt>rtafmg? Hate you had aartae %a adverisirtg experieflse? We bokng for a sales prttiessi W b We on Vie drabv of Wq Ica our Wstyleptlbic*n Iyou anti pN the gest eanddm Iortltis extx'Vertt opporkr4 surd resume wi h salary expeclIalin to l in a4amo "r4'm `"war 130 CommercW Ave Ajax, Ontario. LIS 21f5 fax: (905) 619-9068 hone: (905) 683-5110 A div m of the Apldpidwrirg News Adtrertiser Ctlltrai Help 1 GB1lbfil Hfllp U 60 Gym. u WforoAI�*W _per/ �- ADsdut by area, Must haveNes/Con Io- miNtitn aM computer aria and a telaroo- no wnhoriraed Inas you (Ilp pleasard manner Fax resume( td�P3e1r- sonnell dl 0 1735 Biyh �,yr. � 7t TELEMARKETERS needed. Experience required Full bme/part time, hourly plus bonus. Call 905-438-0058. PRESS OPERATOR/ MANAGER Bury printing cum pony m Ajax loukml ti,r small offset pre% Operator. Multi 165 with T -head experi encs an asset. Fa: n•sume to the alten tionof Mr. 1Cit1R at (vos) 6 7 "J RS TEMPORARY W,RKEPJ AGENO- 50 General Meq re- gwred Apply at 152 Harwood Ave Suite 203, Ajax. 8-3 p in SCHOOL BITS Drivers Wanted BorE license pn ferred. Routes available in Oshawa & surrounding areas call STUDENT EXPRESS 1-800-303-9303 ext 230 SELF -MOTIVATED Earn 5800 $1530 Weekly Training 15 Key People in Outs4e Cus- tomer Service to mow into agtmem Position. T0K- hse 677-540-1555. SECURITIES dealer, entry level positions evadable for CS C. b C.P.H. students. We offer a salary, training 3 the opportunity to lead a successful Career as a stock broker. Marco, 416,i6d-21N. TANNING SALON requires salespeople for busy day/ evening slutts. Respond m person , wan resume to Faw- tan. 1105 Fuxin Ave. Picker - ft No Ph" ntls please. THE NEWS AMRTIM s looking lir adtht Carriers to deliver papers and Mens door 10 door Fitday's only by 6:00 PM. ve pi Mug hat vehicr. caN 9o5- 663-5117 THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for Kids to dei pe - pus MW hers door to door lour times a walk by 6:00 PM. in their _11y"r�s Cal90Si63-5111 HORTONes PRquires HZLIP Shifts Available Mon. - Fri. 5 a.m. -10 a.m. Midnights Mort. - SurL 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. Pleaw person to in 1750 Bayly St. W. Pickerml gor 465 Bayly St W. AA ax K an IitMN; Ask nae Jose or Rill pan -time for a steak house. in person lo: 1180 Sim- one t. N., Osftawa WORKING PARENTS stay at �b"i in home business, hip inognel potential and berents. Tnin- Itg93provlded. Cat 416-284- two Skilled Help UR Skilled Help ),,iling packager of food products is t,king motivated individuals to ,.Ise to moving us ahead in a very t,t,t paced environment. p_ t__�ing echAM Aust hold a Ontario Millwright I.Icense and be familiar with high ,peed PLC controlled packaging , quipment for the FOOD industry ,,,,d 3 - 4 years experience in maintenance troubleshooting. Shift work required. General Labourers trade 12 minimum required. Previous ,,lctory work and machine operating experience an asset. Shift work required. ,)ur company offers a very competitive Vdge and benefit program. 'lease forward resume to (no phone dli5 please 1: Sandra Tea & Coffee Ltd. 14i Mills Rd. Ajax, OnL LIS 2H1 Fax No. (905)-683-5087 Attn: Production Mgr. We have an opening for a CNC SETUP OPERATOR in our production machine shop. Applicants must have minimum three years experience with Fanue Controls. We offer excellent wages and benefits. Fax resume to: 905-839-1717 t ticsprur Mescal 1 HosD,tal a•ocal Dental Denial TECHNICAL DIALYSIS ASSISTANT RLLL iREU QUALIFICATIONS: ..:r. mum GrrJv 12 education .-'rauc and/rex hydraulu knrvkd6e an asset : R to be dune d not certified mputer knowledge iIn asset Please send resume to. ROBERT ULDALL MEMORIAL DIALYSIS UNIT 1550 Kmptun Kw,:, Juste 204 Pickering, Ontano. Ll V 1C3 No phone calls please. Daycare AratleDM • Daycare Ava/at1N 1 OBIoe LEGAL SECRETARY required :,r s.week family law ex. Ser,ei,+t preferred. Fax re- sumetc,bJ5;665-7121. 1 Sda F SALES REPRESEt61al1YE to- 4wed for sanitation slppYes, aase salary, commission,car afowarlce d 6elegf plan S41111 resume tb pamy Therlen, rJo UNOERNfOee'S. 310 FINLEY AVE. AJAJt ONT. FAX 905)619-9829. WINDOW and sndirp habow wanted (905) 720-1811 Ask for Gary. on Skill ARTICULATED TRUCK DRN- ERS 'wanted. AIW ekcavalDr & heavy equipment operators. Most have exp. 4 11- fact 1-fact in Bowrwnnle. Fax w some to (9M) 734.1877. MECHANIC, Idl t ppaarAt Line wanted. Call 905-852- 4584 or 905-852-2291. FI.UM8ER needs pro- gressive , tast rowuv plumb- ers ed in residential i Coany. ust be � m - me ual applications. Web knowledge an asset RM ttilef rate a bepackage 8 2? rates Please Cab 4 i27-7409. WV Day Care Available Skilbd Help _ Required Mwe uUalely. certi- fied INDUSTRIAL ELECTRI- CIANS AND CONTROLS TECHNICIANS wait 5 years experience. Going rate is 526.24 per hour. To apply send resume b P 0 Box 25205, Loirdorn, Om. N6C 6A9 e 1 Hospital MRICNI Ducal PRINT UK Donital Reception- ist, 20-25 hsJWuk S10413/ M. No evenings or weekends. Ajax Said resume to: File 270, Oshawa *Wft This VANIK 865 FarewN St Ostia- Wa, Ont. Ll H 71.5, PART TIE Flexible P.O.AJ C.D.A. for busy tamkly prac- tice in Uxbridge. Please tax to: 905-852-9558. or call 905- 852-3131. tEEXR10 EXPEIIIENCED en- thusiastic a, cordwift Dental AssistanVPDA for full time position (Mon. -Thus.). Hiway skilled in radiographic tech- nique. XCP-endo-Pan a must. This is an outstanding oppor- lordly for the right candidate to join our established d pro- gressive dental team. Per- sonally delivered resumes only please! Dr. Garant, 203 Byron St. S., WhNby. 1 ArtrS+ob 1 Aniclp or Sen HUGE MOVING SALE. All house contents must go immediately. Best offers accepted. Fumiture, linen and more. Rouge Valley location. Call 509-5482 1 Ankles Wed 1 Articles Wanted Looking for Used Bundling Machines or Strapping Machines. Call Kirk or Sav Oshawa Whitby Clarington This Week 579-4407 low Daycare 1 Micles lor Wanld sale LIVE-IN/Out Care gfvecTelper BED. BLACK wrought iron ca- lor 2 children in Pickering nopy queen orthopedic mat - area 20-40 hours tress/trame Never opened. per week. $1.200 Sacnhce 5490. some evenings and wee• (qt 6)2550285 kends 905-426-4074. BED. black wrought Iron ca- • Daycare no queen orthopedic mat- Avallabk fress/lrame Never opened PICKERING Beach / R0110; $1200 Sacrifice $490 416- Loving oayrare 18 months to 255.0285 12 years Daily outings BEDDING - Blue floral duvet (fenced backyard and park) cover �cueen) Matching oil - Crafts. story time, music, nu- low shams 6 bed skirt Sheet '•!nous meals d snacks First set (Double) New (905, 427 - Ad CPR certified Non- 1822 snip smoking receipts 905.428• 274 BLINDS Cut Vie middle man installer has custom made ROUDSMHITES RD lov. window covenngS Vertical. non-smoking environ- Venetian Shutters Free esti- 'Hent All ages welcome mates (416)227-7777 or 'v ced back yard. nufnous (905)-660-0072 or 1-888-369• "'gals Phone Michelle 905• 0555 ,)-2529 BRAND NEW .::nom made 3 .. Free V.;^;:;ral sofa, pale olive. Trail• beauhnul piece dust pad S 3.250 Must sell 52.500o D o FREE Kl^ENS. ^n, .. 45) 428-2559 FREE Metal ;trapping - for the F4172 Firewood KOiY HEAT FIREWOOD, ex- .�'ery Des! gwl;t, rar0- �.Dod. guaranteed extra on q ne fully seasoned, cut 6 " Al Hones', measurement, e delivery. 905-753-2246 ABSOLUTELY TIME BEST top ul,tr seasoned ^ard.00d .,!-ng Fhekerng. Ajax. Wild and Oshawa Cap : JRHAM FIREWOOD CARPET BROKER. 100-._ N/Ion thlCk, plu -tarn re- s•scant carpet For 3 rooms, orgy $36900 Pact Includes 30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe pad and installation in your home F'ee quotation n your tome no p No Interest. payment for one run year, Daniel 1-800- 217-0104 CASPETS - tits of carpe! 1JG". nylon, new stain re- Itase carpets on hand I VANcarpel 3 rooms. $349 Price includes carpet premium pad. expert Installation last dew- ery, tree esumaks (30 pros) ::7-5279 A "hare 686-2311 APPLEIM00D E r -r the best, rear ,it SZ" bush cord_ sill tact curd. �16- Cut and .,Jit Delivered 1-905)987- 4 �3. 1 -NO -554 FIREWOOD good quality ' arowcc.J tut split delivered. S-5 face cord $225 bush CARPETS SALE: Lots of Car- pe's ':C•'. ^yton stain re- ltau. carpet 3 rooms $339 130 see yd) Includes Wife! premium pad and InstAW lion Free estmfates, carpet repairs Serving Durham and surrou ndmig area. Sun 905- 586-1772 : rd 15% Discount for pick CARPET AND VINYL - -= Cam 666-8699 CtiR;STMAS SALE _arpet ROIL LUMBER, est 1961 three rooms. 30 Squirt yards. a•r8'r':' Soca 3 -x8 -x16- - from $329 Installed. I wilt ars- SE9 ulio;uunt on full bush Count yourbes? Code by 10% c„rd Free Dellvery Ostawa Customer satisfaction guar - area Buy Local 8 Save Big am•ed Call More for your tree Savings Days. 705-277-3381, estimate. 905-431-4040 or :CJ tree from 0~, even- 116-822.8226 'MDs 905434-6665 COMPUTER FACTORY. t Amazing Cnristroas specal 1 1 onw year no paymena. tree scan- ner 206mna leaded. -am let, 1916 PONTIAC LE. 4 doer au- prunersdff"re and more iomahc uns well. 160,000 $16 Wt loaq 1.800 -515 - kms 3500 o b o CM 5545 Free delivery 4161315-1759 COIIPIITER SPECIAL. Intel - EXECUTIVE DESK 3 It x Eft and credenza excellent con- dhtbn, $295 ipa. 619-9225 MAYTAG heavy-duty washer and dryer 7 yrs old. excellent condition. $450 for quick sale 905-426-9894or work 905-420-8000 ext 279 1 Artclea 11 PC. Quem Anne, cherry - wood. dining room see. Braid new, still packaged. cost $11.000. Sacrdice 54.500 (416) 255-0285. 11 PC. Quem Anne, cherry - wood, Cnnfinhgroom set. Brand new, still packaged. cost $11.000. sacrifice $4500. 416- 255-0285 LEATHER JACKETS•lp to t/ 2 price. Wilier purses from $9.99, luggage from $19.99. Witter wallets from $6.99. Everything Must Go! Family Leather, 5 Points Mall Osha- wa. 905.728-9830. ANWACING LOWER PI IC - we on mid satdlites. Cow plete system only $10.99 monthly. programming Pack- ages from $8.95 monthly. 13 years experience. loos of satisfied customers. 1.905- 655-3661. ANTIQUES A COLLECTABLE$ CHRISTMAS SALE!! 30.50% OFF ail art, Chirp, Royal Douffors 8 furniture. 310 aloof (905.0433-81154 (Blood ATARI FINBALL machine. ex- ercise Dike, supersun suntan bed. Ibx:key equipment. Good condition. mate an offer. Please call 852-9343 BEAR combination drum and disc brake lathe, best offer. Can 683-6561, Dave Gunn. Pentium multi media com- plete system. CO. mondor. 5499 Clam Pentium lap top. $744 We love doing up - lr&and difficult repairs .3661 CONCESSION TRAN.EN - luge rear door and "-serv- ing window Made win 1' sq, tube trams Insulated for com- fort Box 10 6' long x 5 10' vide x 6'T .W, 4.8- kaput. Call Bury or Mane A 1-905 649.5320 (Claremont) CONCOURSE TREADOU. Walk, run, or job. Multi pro- gram. hhydraukc indmilide- chne'excellent condition. $950. Also stationary exErCKe coke (905) 839-3069. 11pc. Country oak style di- niMlMni ter A nater re- maiif/q twrksi ps. Cam 905- 623-6866. DRUMS 5 pica paid. WO tats,4 symbols and A hard- ware. Like new. $1,299. Call (905)430.8683 leave a ma - EXERCISE BIKE, LIFECYCLE 6500 series. fitness cub model, brand new cor4Mm ongiinall owner. rig Calls (9 509.4164 51,100. FULL SIZE Fridge A, Stowe for sale, excellent condition & working order, $650 for set. Full-size washer & dryer, well- maintained, ebmaintained, 5150 for set 905- 436.6018. FUTONS, MATTRESSES, Bean Bags Sotas. oom Suites, Baby Fumiture.BedrWe Stock Brand Naives like Sim- mons, Palliser, Thigold & Hammer, The Best Quality at the Lowest Price in Durham. Futons are always in stock Ready to wrap V for Chrst- mas. LUIGI's Fumiture. 188 King St. W. Oshawa (905)- 436-0860 (Across from Sears at The Oshawa Centre) A/P THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, December 11, 1998 PAGE 35 Thee Tyrie sees cease TrcNe c ®+ mem + TOM Enjoy An Old-yashionedJ. Christmas at TAYLOR TREE FARMS : Harvest -Your -Own Spruce and Pine from over 140 acres of Top -Quality trees {� • Horse drawn wagon • Tractor Rides i��°a • Freshly cut Balsam and Fraser fir trees in our Christmas market • Santa will be here with candy canes for the kids • Free tree shaking, baling, disposal bags & parking • Bonfire, Music, Refreshments & Prizes • Balloons for the kids with our Christmas Clown Bring a non-perishable food item for A Whitchlurch/Stouffville Food Bank and receive 905-640-1325 a FREE beverage. www r^::.:. ,ftir-re•5 or. tavtort r erfarm. html Ar•,c yes 1x `�' � Qac � -� � '2f+c '2Zwc 2}c 'i!c �'I[ r►► 1 sale � •'+�'`'-�` %�' _ T:'` _� �'..� �,`.-.,, •��.• •�' -.� � - N •�,' -� �' . _; ,��' . , , !r +r►r > HANKS APPLIANCES %',- A Real Family Christmas Christmas s i'dr cnriike r ia• frost -free Starts with areal tree 7rr frdges, kkt new 5325 Stove 5ptnal $200 sett -cleaning. • Iris new Apt sire washer/,; There's no better place to hunt for one ; pryer 5449/set FWI-sot itaeketi $799 Slide -by -rile than right here... an me"a' whiles '«d lays For advertising rates & info. contact: SS499 warners 6199. dryers g 4265Srm oe to Syn i9os�n7 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 4043_A 4 683-0707 JEWELRY Asso"ed vanery of gaol and silverreasarfaby ii✓+G«► i1L iC 46.4 aCC pnced Cam 985-0616 Anrcvs la r O r er�►� o sr s. r e \ w. ..• KING IED X!tvUi Orttbpedrc Sah Pw°"rooset and Rama. sUU USED FRIDGES $195 a,.,:.� CHRISTMAS TREES n plasl c, cost $1500 SNI T $625 14161255-0285 'Keo fang`s $ts am p. 08 Cut Your Own or PreCut Spruce. Pine & Fir157*41�"' % used dryers $125 am KING BED X -truck orthopedic used washers $235 and p. WHITBY - "rcxscrF: Ec: "i, 5.-'C r..r=: -_ 40 p,lovnop set a rramt sro In new and used Can Operated "cas: c^' OR 3 K m Aust of Dhut'am Coaege 7 pastic. cost $1700 Sea 6675 washers and dryers x low � Free Tree Shaking 8 Bating. ><< 416-255-M prices New brand name MARANTZ Stereo ST 300 to fa80 arid up, new kit ; : OPEN DAILY: 9 a.m. - 6 P.m. top ranges with Clock and �� BOWMANVILLE :. a. '-, P cc ." 1 ,North 18 Kr-, cn DuRtamPM r c SC 'JGts S35G Also WW $479 and vide0 cher components Cao Mac selection a other new and b! Free Tree Baling. Free Hot Chocolate. yQ 619 5935 used applanoes Cam use to- OPEN DAILY: 9 a.m. - 5 P.m. B MOVING SALE E Tu5PC oak W- day. Stephenson's Applw,c- C,.t yot.r Cwn S22 ANY SIZE '3x r -c, Fresh cut trees $'3 & up tax incl. mirror. 2 rug I tatxcsrDed. ex• 57154 448 ruce Si Osnawa19051 to TREE STANDS & BAGS AVAILABLE • FREE CANDY CANES FOR KIDS Bj calaht sen,chn uau a+eu WHITE :cmputer desk for y WATSON TREE FARMS (905) 263-8858 °v sll4lbvtseaVdair/tnawtan moque dresser. coffee -tables. se,e +xcelitni conat.un $5C foe rtasafabk 433.1648 433-8924 (snp) �� �_� .. s. �'r.,�'+'�rtP��: r�ri`�1"i:•.'i`. OFFICE DESKS '�r Sale S25 YANANA Professional 'error 1 Articles Wanted 1 Articles Wanted sr i each 1990 Ford Probe, fury Sau,prcne •or sale mUudts 1 cc no kNOeC $3:CC Jr best Dfter Prone Carrying Case. Orton AN TIQUES'Absolutslyl AJ WANTED ,!4ciung rasher Call 905665-9928 after 6 tarn mouthpiece and Wuusbw, if. vice- al.ays .a, a:ae Sr ly a. . , er . ore $3.200 Cad Liu Jr Ree' P put ,pool 13naticn REWARD OFFERED my ORGAN for sale Lowrey Qu wRt�nO regret. es- fttOdryerl C7II9g5-7,32 Kwraitry taKcn from my Genie M Double k[yboard. �u 720-3294 or Inve mes- hats wmnv amwue com• house aro possibly found on (opt -pectus with Dencfl dpIuS sage ents. ino limit to vitae Corr WANTED- Stitdlrn needs More Ave Ajax last tlalday books Ex�e , Cord fiau sdered). collecu s of any any "wanted apploinces,'tur- or TutsCay Pltise CAN ;9051 New $4000 asking $1000 or YORK NEGAAM 3001 homie sort. O�tles w so" an. nntue out n good condition 427.46,5 best offer Cul 723-1983 gym Pec - leg etStnstaon. bque nems Speuu merest in Prowaoly Ol I set. tw. wall SNP butterN. extra pulleys and et, M00 -rpR pottery rI try to re- u a. cdudies eec. Please CaK . 1 PefrSuffol" PVJIsVuchons $250 o D o sped to at puenes Robert 579-2063 SNP end CLOC SS-S4e on all L (416)225.6856 Bowen Antiques- Brook,in. rim & -Seek on all arca pa Ormrb (9051655-8049 rax WANTED Big Scorn N. rel- JACK RUSSELL pups to seek nos t poor rtwdNs ttupt $e- GARAGE door repaws. broken (905165SSSOt anveiv new Good eahoitian Ready nor Cnnstmas' Also faction of new alio uud pu- springs, obks. room open Please call 1905)987-2050- other dogs available Cul aos New dpdal pianos from ers unshaded Tunellps. $49 95 CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. Ant 6 La ine 705.653-2703 tsnp) $895 and up Rent fo own. 416-336-0073 Seo, b more, Pay top dollar • 1 100% A� i rental p Articles for top Items Nome audio/ Crane PUREBRED AUSTRAl1AN uqe Sneprhera Neutered. free to of grandfather docks from 1 tMe1 YOOO. car Alda, tt101S. CO S• 1NHOlESALE CRAFT Wut• ppup tbmt arm prtlarred $995 and up Cliff TELEP PIA- M1011111,11• games. fold da- louse Sale. 50-80: off Retail Caa 986-9793 sip NO 433-1491 UNWAIMD. scrap Mews moods. furniture. all Weones0ay Dec t6tn-Sun removed. 680 s air coifs.. ((9051433-1785 9(pr Tt-2274 Dec 20M loam-3pm. INS GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pps. WAVY DUTY PLASTIC SKIDS (905j666 -0X)4 (pre* as stoves. Cars. him Machinery. Clenems Rd. Piduulp 4260 ppurebred chamgon InntS. Good and durable. 520 acre or a"" „,may 1905) 571- Hems n wonorfg order) Finished sans and raw, mate- Brouwerstllck. avulabie in oDo 721-0986 6711 nal items. (905)686-9031 Pon Pe 905-985-0769 PLAYER PIANO, vintage. WANTED cur . apt sue pub. n "1 Piton (905) 721-0601 (mono- gDOC M Call 725 6707 cgs and weekerfas). • CflriasnsasWAT.11 Chnstinn • CM slimin QUALITY CANADIAN YITA MO. Herbs. etc St. John's um. Ed mor Cwtr:"10 SEASONS GREETINGS sulfate. vearrum C 8 E. Call- um, chanty more. Contrary to Wal 6 said. nol at vihmla d herbs are created equal. „ Qualified people are AvaiaDk "from our house to yours - to answer . your questions. _. Also available: unr Bring seasons Greetings to Actual rnatseYtlg. eta randlup. Fie- resanddK- ^I sure. AN by prolessbnals. all. Size nlefNs b bm* � 75 B� S,. W/ . W- instead of Christmas cards, MM TO OWN APPLIANCES,advertise a personal 2 1/4"x 2 1/4" new and recamioni Wed, fuel warranty. Paddy'if. 905-263-11369 or ""'-5502. Seasons Greetings' SNOOKNI AID POOL table. 4 x B, Odtadsm. 3 years old, in our newspaper for all to $2.800 new. Asking $1,800 or �p Desi oft. (905) 725-6059 see. _ PINE/OAK FURNITURE.. Eo- lerUwfurferut units., home office, morm s room. kitchen.. bed- COSt $50°° + GST = $53.50 tied - morn and astom deslps, our craftsmen have been hard building ffe2fflumm QualitysolCall classified for details id pule aril fhknnurc for One hams sr State o Drop n 576-9335 or 683-0707 and see our Stale, d the M woodworking facility and, let is show made. M le is No marc Publication Date: Sun. Dec. 20th is made. There a No $niter lute for Quality'. Traditional Road (-1RReachs Rd � Deadline Wed. Dec. 16th Perrv. INS) 985.8774..www PAGE 36 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, December 11, 1998 AIP 290 - -" 290 '''"� �' 355 355 400 400 410 410 410 Small private farm, indoor arena Outdoor sand ring Grass hunter jumper ring Certified experienced coach on premise. N. of Uxbridge. (705)-357-1890 CHOCOLATE LAB PUPPIES Read,, Dec 31st. quality AutanoWles 11 home raised. first shots Fe- or Sale males $500 Males $450 call 1991 SHADOW.2 door, 5 705-277-940' speed best over. leave mes- BISHON FRISEE Puppies for sage 683.6112 sale CKC registered. first 1991 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2 shots. micro chipped, just in door hatchback Aufimalic. lime for Christmas Very lov- air, tilt 5tearing. excellent able Call (905)725-0676 condition certified $4.600 1963 CADIL-AZ FLEETWOOD. Ce11728-7349. TWO 8 week old Chinese THIS FALL. NEW ARRIVALS - Pugs for sale Black male. 1992 Pontiac Sunbird $3000. fawn lernale.al! first shot, 198E Cutlass Supreme $2800. Mother and lather on prernis- 198, Olds Ciera $30001967 es $400 firm Call (905)436- Pontiac Bonneville $3800 $724 1988 Mercury Topaz $2300. tdurahle Puppies 'Championship Sired Pug, ,reg) Toy Poadie Miniature bachshunds, Pcmerarvan. Maltese. Schnauzer. Law Apso. Cocker Spanhel,Golden Retrievers. West Highland Temer,Chocolate Black and Yellow Labs. (905i723-5077 AWomob.in 1 1 n for Sob *& PONTIAC TEMPEST LE V6. Auto Loaded Great Win- ter car AS is $795 00 Call 052-7784 CREDIT PROBLEM - on the spot financing Oownpay- merus from 0 to 52 000 0 AC. Starting at $199,month- Vent - des from 1985-1996 905- 937-5664 (Sundays by apps ) CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the spot financing "own pay- ments from $75C CAC Cars trucks varus 1981 to 1994 Alanoy, Auto Sakes Ltd 792 Simcoe Street South. Ostuwa Phone 905-720.3382 1952 Pontiac Fieeoeader 4 or 6 Lyl 49.0010 mats, new pant Hid wide whites Car from Saskatchewan. t 00 % no rust laylvwrere) 56500. 1-705.328- 2212 (sip) 1961 Chev Impala wagon x %HRA Drag Car street legal. gold wish ongnY race lener- AV 350. 513 posi strange arta. 9G110 shocks. air lin 1980 2 Or Cadillac $2200. 1980 4 Or Cadillac 53500. All cars certified Plus some as ,s specials Days 905-985-0074, Nights 705-277.3250 1992 SUNBA90 4 Lyl , auto. $2995 cert;hee 1989 Mercury Sable Station Wagon. V6. auto, fully loaded 51995. 1987 Olds Ciera V6. auto. Tully loaded. $1695 1986 Chrysler 5th Avenue $395 as is Call 404-9759 1993 SE SUNBIRD. 6 cyt. $6300 olno. 1986 PONTIAC 6000. 51000 obo Call Crystal or Bob 434-.7401 1994 PLYMOUTH Colt GL. automatic. 64 JOCkms Asking WE FINANCE EVERYONE First t)me buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 rear 1 pc drive Shan. B&M Shaffer. needs kale work BEAUTIFUL .. or trade for Chevdle/ 1,- ,:der ,thee~-anm while learner MMM Sunroo. total Nova- good shape 1-705- 328-2212 (sip) luxury Cir ALI opttorts. great 2 & 3 bedrooms. Call Ray- srtape Certified S/5 000 Cap 1962 IMPALA 2 door --P Kirk or Rope at 666-0570 or 283 engine South Caru,rla 261-4387 car. in 1977 all original . Asir- CERTICAR IS OVERSTOCKED ing $7500 1-705-328-2212 AND NEEDS TO SELL!! MAKE wiCl YOUR BEST DEALS NOW ON 1963 CADIL-AZ FLEETWOOD. OUR LARGEST SELECTION 4 dr hardtop. good motor, THIS FALL. NEW ARRIVALS - needs trany work and body 95 As!,o Extra ED loaded. work Store knowrs, also para 122 MC kms. ptrtect van. chrome Good proms or parts per1ect gnu 511 985 90 Car, $1000 Cal Ben after 5.30 Vr. T great n pm 905-430-2756 (Rnp) 92 Gra v 6 1 Roo„w ER der auto. a -t white 112.000 1945 OLV4MO5ILE 4i. load- km. now 56.995 91 Escort LX as new ruotw, as 4 one Wagon. W auto. only 116.000 owner $1650 or best offer kms. new $4.995 firm price 6ti6-1624 93 Plymouth Acclaim, at, 19" DODGE Rekdnl Aqq.00d 'Po,n1 auto. god and preen. 750.000 kms Sale $4 995 lam. 92 Le- A is 8' oar Asking S' o D o Plisse call (905;987- mans sedan auto' very ciao 2050 $2.995 firm 95 Lanza I.S. LARGE clean furnished room. loaded. psur Seat, green and 1905 OLDS Cutlass Supreme. grey 75.000 kmS deal at 4 -door 6 -cylinder auto body S 2 985 89 OILS 98 loaded, Soled. 155 000km $950 080 165,000 kms. super nice Call 905.426-1683 51.99 96 Sunfue coupe, m- 1907 Ford Escort. runs weu en black, low km2. from S9950. 95 Cavalier 224 many new Parts $1000 or black beauty, pwr Sunroof, best otter Call Mark 725-2285 loaded, 95 000 kms. only 1948 CHRYSLER Daytona SI1.500 REDUCED - 95 Lumj- Turpo CS red 204.000«m5 na van L5. loaded 99 000 . Power Steering. power brakes Gkms red and grey. 3800 V6 �pwds17 Caravan au. tot with bra New Clutch & rad Good shape as is best SE loaded.99 5 enter call 90-5619-1298. kmsdark green and grey. only $12.650 90 Astro CL 4 x 1940 Mercury Grad Marquis 4. loaded, 155 000 kms, very Colony park reliable 8 pas- cean askug $7495 95 Geos senger station wagon Waste from only $5.500. Fa hose wO brown imenor, 5 litre V8. ail 24 honer fine recon i- 4 -speed automatic. loaded UO"d ahifn ria Voll at Corti - and well-nnaint fined. $3795. der Ando CW M, 155 K1 St. Call 905.728-4983. W. at MiOlowe Matl. 37} accommodations laundry, 2M. Op" Sahy. 1996 SUBARU Legacy L. 4 ingroom, recently renovated. door sedan. fury loaded. Cer- KEITH MITCHELL AUTO tified. $5300 ob.o. Cap SALES. Guaranteed Lowest (905 1477 ask for Jim, or Prigs in Durtumcertified . AO ( 571.4832. Cars sold with 1 year tree Shure home. 6 appliances. powertrain warranty. 1992 IMSINMRD SE, 4 tial., aur Jeep Cherokee Sports 04, lomnatiC. 147.000 lid.. a/c. 2 $9990, 1992 Cavalier Al V/6. hid-waydr., hihid-way Lights. 2 -tone 97000kmts. $5490. 1992 Pajot. death. Cir. am4m CaS- Cavalier Stn. Vil 4 cyl.. SM $3.600. TdePIx a (905) 131,000 kms. $3.990., 1992 404-9187 Plymouth Sundance. 4 cyl., 168,o00kms, $3.990., 1989 77 Free Real 77 GuYJRetall Pontiac Sunbird. only www. 92,000kms.. $3,490, 1988 CARCHOICECOM Find Bronco XLT, full sine. V/ 8. 55,990., 1987 Jeep Chero- s h Commercial Hosie kee Chief, 64, $3,990., 1988 Ford Tempo L. 4 tyl., 5 52.490.. 1986 Mercury Topaz. 1991 MAZDA 323, $4,195., 89 153.000kms., $2,490., 1988 Voyager, $3,150.. 87 Nissan Cavalier, 4 door, 138,000 Keg Cab. 53.995. Vehicles in kms., $2.790.,1990 Nissan mid CDndrtron. Certified. Free Killi 220,000kms, $3.990. 6 month warranty. 905-683- Financing Available on O.A.0 7301. or (905) 4261879., after Many More to choose from, bpm. Also winter beaters under 51,000. Ask about our lease to 1991 MERCURY TOPAZ, auto, o from $1200 month, $149 air, 217.000 kil., hwiy dgven, ppeer month for 12 monDns. 160 runs good. Recently certified. Dowty Road, Ajax. 905 -426 - Asking $1,800. Call 571-2339 5512 evtmnngs. Ask for Steve. 1973 TR -7 Tivr 750, 5Spd. '35(H)' o.h.o Classic beauty, economical to own• ride it store it. good investment Call %like(, 725-0156(Nights) or cell ..42-4773(Da_% 11 Automobiles for Sale 1998 Ma'Uu v Km sun le r:C1.:::error. loaded, balance of factory warranty. $17450 434-2775 CAI cc ! ixaiT[n 1 AutonwpJes Warned A & A AUTO ;.ars. xs Dcals we pay W to $10.000 :ash on the spot Any cornb- •. on. &ria year Call us any - :,me. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 mil service 905-686-5003 or 905-706-5234 $75 to $7500 for scrap cars & fucks or an) condition veto - :ms 24th Free Towing Ail Durham Retyd ors & lrudks wanted TOP CASH GJARANTEED (905)706-5740 D, 655-9024 CASH FOR CARSI We bbl ed vehicles Len,des must ba on running contabon Cad 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS licensed recycler and aea,er Up to 510.000 cash on the spot. For cars, trucks any c xdltion. Guaranteed parts said and repairs (905)686- 1771 days or (416)684-1121 evenings 1 Vww 4 WhW Drive 1909 PLYMOUTH Voyager SE 4 cylinder turbo Cerbtied $3800 or pest offer Cam (905)428-6291, leave mil Single 1997 SUNRUNNER 4X4, soft top 5-speeanc air bill with tan top Only 14.," Tun As- sume lose only S240,'mM or buy $15300 Call Chris 905- 985-8527 .Fll Snowmiob .s 1979 Enticer ET 250 (340 en- gine) $800 oDo 985.0074 U, 1 1 Ap.. is For Rent 1 and 2-OEDROOMS available immet atehy/Dec 1st 2 loca- tions 350 Malaga Rd.. and 946 Masson It.. Oshawa. From $600/mo. all Indust-_ Nopets Call anytime, (905)5766724. 1 BEDROOM apartment. le - male preferred, $55WMonth inclusive. Available imme- diiaely laundry, parking Winded. Neo 401. Call 905- 837-9913 1 -BEDROOM bright spacious. basement apartment, walkout to came. laundry tadtihes. air cordjtx"' , all inclusive. FirstAast and references. $650/month. Available Jan 1st. Please a0 571-0889. PICKERING 2 BEDROOM basement apartment. Sepa- rate entrance, Laundry lacik- ties. $750/month, 1100 - smoker, no pets. Immediate - y. Call 681 after 6 p.m. Mon -Fn. sat & Sun - a8 day. 3 -BEDROOMS inPickering available February1st '99. 1- 1/2 baths. fridge. stove, un- derground parking. 510110/ month. Call Robert Chlehows- Id Coldwell Banker Case Re- ally (905)831-2273. DOWNTOWN WHITBY, huge 3 bedroom with balcony. in tri- plex, parking, laundry. schools. $890 per mo. but and Ina water included. Mail- able Jan Ist. IstAast. Call (905) 669009 WHITBY Two BEDROOM avadible Dec Ist 14161 789 4145 or (905) 665-7543 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 1699 Utilu:es induced Oshavia Creek Co-op. 233 At- bert St. Oshawa Phone 436- 5411 A GORGEOUS 1 -bedroom in desirable area of Whirby 10 n, ceilings. huge windows. SeN- annaued. walkout to patio. ar C, $650 all inclusive ISt/last. references. Kioslsmal pet welcomed Non-smokers oily Available Feb 1st (905)686-2501 AGNES ST.. OSHAWA 2 -BED- ROOM, spxwus main tioor of home. fenced yard,parkxtg. trxw. stovelu0ed 5uc975 Ad Inclusive. TirsUlast required Available Jan 1st Cad 436- 0278 AJAX Oxford Towers. Spil- cwus apartments. 4-! Mxld- M8 -1Cst to snopwng. 401. GO Pod sauna Three bed- rooms $939. Jan 1st Two be&wm 5849 Feb lst. Call 683-8571 until 7 app in AJAX. 1 -bedroom basement NE'NLY RENOVATED. private entrance. parking. GAC. stared laundry. dose to Ga rues Non-smoker. no pets %50 inclusive Jan 1st. Cad 693-7449 AJAX. bright modern 1 -bed- room basement apartment in beautiful custom built home Fridge. stove, Laundry taClk- bef included Available Nn- tntaatety $65G/month iclu- Srve Can905)690}-1056 w (9O5µ27.5979 AJAX clean. bright. basement apartment No pets. no smok- n9. Available unmedytely Close to schools. bus stop and shopping centre $575/ month require tirsUfast Call 426-7634 AJAX, luxury 650sq ft 1 tied - room Rain floor apartment in newer home, separate vralk- out & talcdy. new applianc- es laundry, cable included, ii enable now. suit single non- smoker no pets, $795. lsV Last Call anytime 416-812- 0515 BEAUTIFUL 2 -level one bed- room Grandlnew/Bloor. Very Cleafl S550/111110. mil, hydro and cable. No pets Mature Adults only. 723-1492. BEAUTIFUL Large one bed- rbom.Upper apt. all oak kitch- en Private mlrance, Large pa - to. View park setting. 5800 30% LWmornh. Hwy. 7/West- ney Rd.. 649-5134 BRIGHT ROOMY 2 level, 2 bedroom. Open concept, jai - in kitchen, shower only. Close to sdnobls. recratww shopping. West mil. Oshawa. $750momhy inclusive. No petsAval. Jan. 99 Call 434- 9793. CENTRAL COM, Urge 2 & 3 bedroom aappaartments avail aDk January/February 1st. In well mailtaioed DuiWinp dose to al ammdieS. Mase Cam (905)723-0977. CLAREMONT ohne bedroom apartment with parking 1595.00 plus utilities. fall (905)-649.3073 or (416) -868 - FOR RENT one studio aappaart- ment in Uxbridge, Avajlable Jan 1/99. Appliances included $500.00 plus utilities. Call Scott 852-7846 or 852-4494 APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.geocities.com/wall street/floor/ 7657/highriser.html. FURNISHED bachelor apt in epiet $4501mo. private Win. seperate entrance. slut- r1e tui 1. clean & recently anted. Parking Park & 401.. so 1 bedroom. 5595 month - Avail immed call 905- 13-5550 NORTH OSHAWA one bed - basement apartment. irlially tumtshed $525 per o includes utilities Non holier no pets preferred ta:!able immediately (905) -1650 NORTH OSHAWA Super large & 2 -bedroom Extra large ,:cony Well managed quiet ilding Controlled entrance. 9i24 & $729 util., cable, park. g No dogs Jan 1st. 905- :'9-5584 OSHAWA SPACIOUS 2 bed- om apt GibbiMonfrave set clean building. laundry. :arlung, storage, noppetts 5650 hydro, 1sviast Avaa ,:mediately, 905.725-91226 OVERSIZED bachelor suite. wood stove KAdhen and lam - dry privileges Close to mad. buses at door step Must like PM Parking, tarry environ- ment Can 619-2603, PICKERING VILLAGE. Hwy 12 & Church S; spacious 3 bed- room apo available A mist see -call (416)444.7391 PICKERING. I -bedroom basement apartment. dose to PTC. separate entrance. park- ing. Laundry Available Jan 1st 5625 ad inclusive. Call (905)509-1651 PICKERING, 2 -bedroom basement apartment, sepa- ratt erdranu. dost to school & Go NO PETS Laundry facilities hrsttast. relererc. es. 5750 includes utilities. Ava"t Jan 1st. 905-427- 6479 PICKERING. available, Large 1 -bedroom basement apart - Men. 4PC With. 4211-01 kndh- en. SeplrAe entrance. At n- dusive including laundry Close to Go Station L all amenihn 686-6310 PICKERING. bachelor base - mew apa tment, suit" for working professidrW Sepa- rate entrance, sibill e$, no Laundry, no pets. Non - Smokers. hrst/LaSt, available immediately Parking. $5507 moAh Cad 427-0072 AJAX. 2 -bedroom apartment in buadirg 67Chinch St S. $825 inclusive. February 1st. Har bus. schools No pets (905168 145. SPACIOUS well-mairdaned 2 and 3 bedroom apts Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St. Some with walk-in closets, pant provided Close to schools. shopping centre. GO Station Utilities included. Call 728- 4993 Ight, spacious 2 & 3 r apts. Utilities mci, ose to schools, shop - ng and 401. Transit Iht past your door. For call: ,905) 721-8741 Bnaht_ brie room apartment in Christian hone. $625 includes utilities. cable. and parking. Jan. Ist. (90�0-2611. References FCQUW WHITBY, 2 -bedroom in Vic- torian style 419ax, available Janwry t st. $695 am inclu- sive. Rrst/lut, no pets. Can 725-1268. WHITBY; exceptional two- bedroom apartment in new it buddjng. walk to Go Station. $815 per month. Available im- mediately. Brow. No pets. Phone 723-8697. WINTESMWV. n, carpeted 2 bedroom apartment, separate entrance, fireplace, cable, Laundry. $850 inclusive. 1sU Last. available Feb.lst. Call 9D5-420-8584. WHY rem when you can own your own Home for less gun you thmk7!I Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Rally (1991) -td. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666 3211. MIN Houses For Rent WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO 13UY A HOUSE? .i OWN from S7001month J Not Much Downoavmenf`)?n (905) 571-6275 1-800-8.10-6275 Mark Stapley sun Met ..sums s t y tl ABA DASA DU A� '-.a.e a home for you $Sok oepusa ChOKA - 6 months free or free legals or reduced mortgage rate From $750/mon th ad n- Ll=w Income requirement from 527.500 gross. Call Ken Collis. Cokhrell Banker ME)7ZB-9414 3 BEDROOM 2 storey brick house plus basemen Sim- coeiHau St. Oshawa Large Iard Av slabie immedatefy 760/.Utl FirsWst. 905-726- 6990 3 -BEDROOM. 5 appliances. available February. $1300 sit - elusive 631-0951 Brock & Fetch area 4 kthoom 2 storey home on a farm near Uxbridge beautiful WNW. very private $1000) .1001 plus ulrk0es 905-2%- 1271 BAYLYILMERPOOL. main poor. 3 bedrooms. large lutcn- en. 4 Appliances. fenced yard. pang. nicety decorated. ease b GO. $1195 nchove Avail Jan.tst. (416)289-3580. No smokers CLAREMONT 4 bedroom house Large in town IDI Plus Parking S9510kinth plus utdibes. (905)-649.3073 or (416)-8660413 DDN-T PAY Another Cent in Rent to your Landlord before Mread this FREE Special rt, If doesn't maser flow long you've been renting or how insurmountable your fr rlarncial situation may seem. With the help of this report. it Will become steadily Gear to you how you rutty can save for the down payment & stop wasting thousands of dollars on rent. Call 24hr. FREE Irecorded NFO, message 1.905-435- lorioOl NORTH OSHAWA - dean Spacious 3 bedroom. 11/2 baths, famiyrOom with walk- out to leced yard. $915. unit Jan. 1. 576-3830. SOUTH OSHAWA - main floor 3 bedroom house. Close to all amenities. Laundry fadlities. a/c. references. No Pets. Available Jan. 3rd. $900/m. plus iddities. 728-9175. UXOMMEP-40DFORD Short term Dec -Apr. flexible dates. Nice country Dome, 10 acres, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Partly furnished. Paved road. $825J month. Hydro included. John 905-853-9302 a Toaminown ForPANd 3 BEDROOM Wheelchair accessi- ble townhouse Close to Go, schools, shopping. Available IMMEDIATELY (905) 683-9269 9 A.M.- 5 P.M. CARRIAGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa. 3 bedrooms avail- able Feb. 1. For appt. call 434-3972. p SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII n • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! `• Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! O`4 ` Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! a Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley - bales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. Lo 1 ownhouiees a - Remem LMLM1Townhouses or 1 1 Private Homes Rem for Sob FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From S910.00. Call 905-721-0980 OPTION TO PURCHASE.et Ofl+ce Ji Retail e Ji R your rent work for you $90011 • 1 mo.. nclusnie or less to own. available at 925 Simil St. 2 & 3 bedrooms. Call Ray- STORE nor rent. 92 Old Kr,J- mond McKenna. Cddwell Stun Hit. Apx. Available Jan Banker R M R . 905-728- 1/99. $700/month plus utuh- 9414 ties.firsVIast required. 850 ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEALI sq.ft Good for hairdresser or _,wn your home. 5500 down esthetician For more infor- C to 6 months free, from mation call Phillip (905)683- 5775 me all inclusive Minl- 5399 mum income $28.000 o a c IndustrLal Aurela Rasanu to da . Cold- . Banker AMR Real Estate. Units X28-9414. ext 201 or for, Ime NEAR ::cav+a Cenhe E11- 1005) 427 3804 closed double/single Bay 1 Roo„w ER units with overhead doors & for Pont side door. alt hnclusive(busi- ,less tai mcluded) (high Ced- AJAX. CLEAN, furnished rw m 'rigs. parking. utilities, wash - '.,r rent separate entrance, rilors. au -Compressor in- n- Shoop,rq. Please call Shoop, cluded) Lease opborW $613/ 905) 686-0959 or leave mes- moms Space forppaarking t equipment trucks 905.576- Sage or LARGE clean furnished room. close to Oshawa Centre. Florida OF Stare kitchen & bath, avad- Z. Rentals able immediately. Finait (905)436-1420 CLEARWA!ER. 3-Denrocm furnished mobiles, heated PICKERING -LIVERPOOL RD. pp00Oo1, but tub. Minutes to E. 1 large basement. unfur- DtaceS. NHL. ad star game coshed room $400 & 1 small Jan 24th/99. NFL Foottuil, room. 5350 Fw$Vlast. Snare Blue Jay baseball, dog/horse btden/bAh Clean quiet gen- track. Children welcome memanreferred, no pets S275/week Photos 839-0257 !905)683-5503 Shar1 ACL01111wOitali� 1 1 Privare Home For Sake DOWNTOWN '.loutrr•ue Pro- fessional woman. 2 rooms ONLY avauaok January 15th 5400/ $199.9106' Exceptional beef or 5650 inclusive 905-642-0970 horse farm nor Argyle Mod- s 905-W-3346 em 3 -bedroom brick bunga- FOR RENT Jam.lst, shared low with newer carpeting & accommodations laundry, flooring. French dDors to bv- kdclnen. TV. $400 u ciusive ingroom, recently renovated. Brock RdJ401. Pidkamq Bank barn, drive shed Ian last FeSVrteppsued Can 905- 619-25W. Itsk for Michael Burney. Sales Rep.. Re(Max Lakeside Rutty Inc.. Reamor. WESTIIEY HEIGHTS. Ajax 1-B00-8090156. (Sip) Shure home. 6 appliances. pa�lung. available ImmeWte• ORM NEW 2000. sq ft k - y. $500 incus". Call 905- lathed brick. 3 bedroom, 2 619-3373 Storey Double attached ga- rage. gas hrtpLacs. phos maty . 1 upgrade$ Prime Whitby IDca- Read S o hon. $216.000 Immediate Possession (905)72&-3894 77 Free Real 77 GuYJRetall 40o-1600 II CXd- - m DETACHED t-bedroobun- ndbe1n East Osluta a 1 Boo low 40x110 . lot. Zoned w n s h Commercial Hosie commercial $84.900 2 -storey LINDSAY, immaculate 3 -bed- room detached brick bunga- low. 1-tl2 baths. finished basement, vacant. Low (town - payment. Vendor holding mortgage. carries like rent! $112.5001 Louise Lean. Cold - well Banker. (705)324-6033. LITTLE BRITAIN, large 180'x164landscaped lot Newly -decorated 3 -bedroom home with attached 2 -bed- room in-law suite with re -fin- ished pine floors. includes 18'6•07' 2 -storey storage barn, 24414' insulated ga- rage. separate dnveways, asking $130.000. (705)878- 1713 Lots for Sale 50 ACRES Kendall with Ga- naraska river, pond, near Kir- by ski dub. asking $180.000 Walter Frank Royal Lepage Frank R E. 576-4111 Money to Lend MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out 01 debt quick without going bankrupt or being garnisheed Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating Can for fret information 905.576-3505. Student loans I eluded. OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHANGE UP- FRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT, IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU MVESnGATE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. 1 Mortgages. insurer" MORTGAGES ,.r1 ,.1.1 and ugly Financing for any pur. Pose W appicaltons accept- ed. Cad Community Mortgage Services Corp (905) 666- 65M . 1 Business unit OPERATE YOUR own lawn maintenance and snow re- moval franchise. $1.400 gross weekly income guaranteed. Exclusive territory Cyt the Gardener (905) 763-9343 CREDIT REPAIR $150 OOG( yah pokntul $9900 invest- ment Tora do - Scarborough - O$Nwra Mr Baker (416) 921-7770 JANITORIAL. paroudl lure of- fice cleaning Dustiness, good growth potential. training. management service. equip. merit included Invest enl M- quired Cal 9056766888. 450s n Shop. Cal 434-2447 link 5109.900 2.bedroom SERVICE BAY opportunity or 655-4132 bungalow $119.000 40040 n. available at 925 Simil St. Commercial/ lot NI Oshawa Pleat Call 4326.165. SunOW Full -Serve gas Station. Rem includes 2 bays with 2 Showroom/ HARMONY RD. N.Oshawa. hosts and at compressor CIO (416)523-0748 Industrial ranch style bungalow wdh de- uched double garage and 1 space 2273 sq.ft. carport, double lot. 1DO n. • Psrsomals uwt for lease. frontage, severable. Itgaf basement apartment .. Re- el OLDER LADIES - Names Whitby. Call Bill duced to $169.900 (905) & Private Home Phone (90536--0100 723-9214 Numbers. ' a eT $3 9/1-900451-3638 inggm� D toe. 1 OppoAUMNt 1 Opwun in • 1 On= ttin tos Be a Sunoco "Ultra" Performer -_Sonoco is exp+ its Retailer network and ornortunities to juin our team currently exist in the Durham area for indep, ..,t Retailers who take pride their accomplishments. If you have: • recall management experience • merchandising experience • a strong dedication and commitment to delivering superior customer service • proven staff management skills • the ability to build and maintain a team environment • the ability to meet stria quality and performance targets and • a willingness to financially invest in your own success • previous industry experience preferred Sunoco may have the opportunity and location you have been looking for. N also offer a comprehensive training program and a first-rate support system I marketing experts. Now is the time to join Sunoco's team of "Ultra" performers. If you are interested, please write to us about your previous experience and earning expectations at: Sunoco Inc., 36 York Mills Road, North York, Ontario M2P 2C5. Attn: Retailer Opportunities Fax: 416-733-7656 While we thank everyone for their interest, only those people under consideration will be contacted Y. - NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 11, 1996 PAGE 37 AIP Price of+advaries `'�. '�, ��'✓ �� according to highest priced item in the ad LL THOSE UNWANTED ITEMS Placing an Ad in our Classified Section Oa J A 11 -More than one item welcome but highest priced item will determine Ad. rate. - Ad will appear in all your local papers for 3 consecutive days. - If items sell, you may cancel, but no refunds and no replacements for other items- - Deadline 48 hours prior to publication. - Ads must be prepaid by Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Cheque, Cash (Interac Oshawa location only) - For information and to place your ad call (905) 576-9335 or 683-0707. y :, ONE OF OUR CHEERY AD -VISORS WILL BE HAPPY TO ASSIST WITH YOUR AD Mailing Address: Ajax Pickering NEWS /MEWS AD Copy Info Here: I A D V E R T I S E R A D V E R T I S E R — 1 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, ON L1 H 71_5 1 or Fax to (905) 985-1777 or Uxbridge 852-4355 Name: Address: I Postal Code: Phone #: 1 choose to prepay by (Please circle your choice) O VISA O M/C O AMEX O Cheque O Cash O Interac (Oshawa location only) — 1 Credit Card # Exp. Date: � 1 Signature 10 words or less (1.50 for each additional word 1 II NEWS UXBRIDGE PORT PERRY ' OSHAWA WHITBY CLARINGTON rrurrrurrr THIS WEEK THIS WEEK THIS WEEK A o v E R T i S E R THE TRIBUNE THIS WEEK NiWS 1 130 Commercial Ave. P.O. BOX 481 1032 Brock St. South 95 King St East AjW Ontario LIS 2H5 24 Toronto St North, 1625 Scugog St. Unit #2 848 DivisionSt 1 865 Farewell SL Oshawa Whitby, Ont L1 H 41.8 Bowmanville, Ont PICKERING Unit 82 Uxbridge Port Perry 2 47 Ontario L1 H 7L5 (� )im north o1401) L1 C 1 N4 P. 1822 Whites R . Ontario L9P 1 E6 Ontario L9L 1 K6 � 1 L (Next to Ham's Chicken) 9 Cobourg, Ont k9A 4J9 J AR PAGE 30 THE NEWS ADIVEF1I R FRIDAY EDITION, December 11, 1998 1 Pltrsonals e 1 LegIN Novas e 1 LagN Nodas . • 1 sws . • 1 Se0v ue ."9 wow;N Serviaa DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICEI Can 905-683-1110. Create a pnvate mailbox or browse other personal ads tree. Meet a new Friend or Love for lite OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 King St. W(905) 404-9625 11 30 am . 9 pm PERSONAL Trainor. Certified 15yrs experience win create individual Program Trim - Tone -Firm Call Brian 905- 683-4509 (snp) .:1 Amowceetens NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your. • 1 Se Ke . • 1 c� ST. ANDREWS _I Pickering Standard Church fax machine to ryPRESBYTERIAN I c%I (h d send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 or Uxbridga 852-4355 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Claims against the Estate of Brian Frank Houghton, late of the Town of Pickering, who died on September 22, 1998, must be in our hands by January 15, 1999, af- ter which date the estate will be distribut- ed. Elaine C. Houghton, Glenn S. Willson and Bruce I. Robertson Estate Trustees c/o KITCHEN, KITCHEN, SIMESON b MCFARLANE 86 Simcoe St. S., Box 428 Oshawa, Ontario, L1 H 71_5 -a IP, SER i tza 1P J , ia> 35 Church tit. N.Sunday School - 10:15 Pickering Village - 683-7311 Worship - 11:00 am Sunday School - Gradcs 7-13 9:15 a.m Evening - 7.00 pm A%- ` Family worship 10:30 a.m. Wed. Family Night - 7:30 pm Sunday school -Supervised tiurscry Adult Bible- Study, Youth, Children Activities Rcv. Ken Rowland -Tbe Chumb That Smiles" 428-6102 655-o I .48 ,rK4 jl0I:30 a.m. u Sunday Evening . I To Advertise your church services on our regular Friday Feature or on our Special Christmas & Worship which will publish Friday December 18 call Janice at 683-0707 r-7151 Improvements 11', Plumbing Movinga Storage Moving i Storage Party $6—c" • 1 1 n ewnonwn. • 1 t ri Mwoori.ro GTR RESTORATIONS PLUMBER ON THE G I III III I eammrn Reno's --•a-rucs. Marble. & Tile -Eavestrough Cleaning. ;e;air and Instaaabon ,D-,wat Tape, d Painting 436-7621 or 562-7762 Garbage and scrap metal removal, Demolition & Odd jobs Jason (905)619-6624 NOME Oil. Ek,.n �iaeov.,, Carpentry, babenKnts, baduoornv, ceramics. docks Free estimates seniors Discounts MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 1905)428-3362 Ask for Paul : 1 Roor m A&C ROOFING, And Al onium Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guar- anteed. 105E Discount to Seniors, fully in- sured, Free estimates. Call Andrew at (905) 428-8704 : 1 ' Pluonbing NEED A PLUMBER? Call LEE'S Promprt, courteous dr Faiservice. Call 579-2666 A seraiee to fit all yourplumbing needs. 0 treasonable rates Sen nce and new installabons Residential -Commercial No lob too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years experience Call 905-837-9722 AJAX Moving Systems ser.;cas. _C0->5 app:a❑Ce aro ;Xaac ^.a' ale or hourly We now have heated storage units, sed moving supplies. Park and bad special. s'a•Ung at $125 and up. Serving East to West Coast ;,-.Vence to province. 725-0005 or tlfemlx. of 427-0005 tLiRff GIi81a�IN= 1 Pon" A Wims�o — Decor P "GUARANTEED' PAINTING i PLASTERING ng Stucco ceilings No money up front. �a, when your satisfied. F vee Estate Sw*, Discount Call $CCE at: Pickera (416]414-5911(cell) All Pro Painting and %Vallpapering Have your home ready for Chrivamas Simco "tlaigs. GLner-al rcpaus. Top yualay r,rk at "tM 4Y l Se� Call fir a FREE Estimate 404-9669 TMS PAINTING III DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 E Ywing A ton Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. A ) pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (9051987-4437 or 1 -263-5836 arty Sarvtas Party Services RABBIT wANTS wORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 668-4932 Driv Lo Sch000lis :: Drnug Aefioats ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING SCHOOL 4 DAYS (--HRISTIAS DRIVING COURSE Dee :.a. 29, 30, 31st *SPECIAL $279.00 Bring a friend & receive additional SI0.00 discount Course Approved !Maximum Insurance discount Also inquire about our regular courses. You only learn to drive once, DO IT RIGHT Call (90531428-1717 Yovirg A Storage & STORAGE Houses. Apartments. Offices, Appliances A Piano Specialists. Senior & Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Professional Serowe. Call 436-7795. BBrgCarooss Movers ounces, ape., �� Piano packing avai". 423-0239 286-5513 no Fw«kg, Cambria CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretching, our speciality. Free estimates. D & N Duncan, 987-1799 Be 967.1600 lbttse am cb0im A VERY NONE" Hard working, reliable cleaning lady. Attention to detail. Chun car and some cleaning supplies. CLEANING LADY Available, 5 yrs. experience, $55. 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I'M AVAILABLE ogle white female, 34. 511-, medium ,ill, non-smoker, social drinker, hardwork- • I. employed. enjoys long walks, good rnrersation, horses, friends and more, peeking an honest, considerate, tall single rale with a good sense of humor. BOX ''339 FORGET THOSE GAMES 5', slim divorced mom, 39. intelligent, -•ergetic, with sense of adventure Look - or a tall, intelligent and fit male who is loving to share good times with. Not head games BOX 14428 LOOKING FOR ME 27 year o d se^s.t ie. attractive white nate Very outgoing. spontaneous. hon - loyal, and friends first No head nes I enjoy hot summer walks on the ich. going out. traveling, and looking for •neone new BOX 30540 _ I'M READY ARE YOU 27 , ,d, sensitive. attractive female. who ys sports, movies the dub. and Inend- o first. no head games. must be well : scaled. should have a sense of humor an and Charring. BOX 30538 HOPE TO HEAR FROM U! lmim, 43 yr old. feminine Crunetie. 'xated prote55grtal with ececbc taste, 4 lid like to meet an intelligent, hand- .- newell established, fit, spontaneous, .assonate gentleman, 39 to 50, with a :'eat sense of humor, to share my love and 'e BOX 11531 TIRED OF PLAYING! 27 yr old. single. working Scorpio. smoker d a social drinker. seeking reale. 27 to for friendship, possible relationship. `_'joy long walks, cow" music, hocki ading and spending We with friends. 0x14178 REACH FOR THE STARS 27 yr cid. single wnite femme. 6'. -mpioyed, with no kids, likes music, ^;vies, swimrr". the outdoors and more oking for someone, 25 to 33. who is my <igrt or taller. employed, secure. open. nest and likes trying new things BOX =740 FUN AND ROMANCE? .Tractive. Pette brunette, non-smoker, -parated mother of two, employed, look - I for a Kind, fun loving, good natured guy, 35-45. for Iriendship, companionship and -ssible romance Enjoys animals, music, Ivies. cooking and serving romantic, andlekPt dimers. BOX 19280 SEEKING GENTLEMEN 44 yr old. 5'4', frown hair, due eyes. enjoys music. movies,walks, and toiler coasters. Seeknga�non-srnokug male. 39-55, employed, any sincere. with good sense of hlunor. BOX 26975 LET'S GET TOGETHER 56 yr old. 57 irr, attractive lady. wanting to meet a fun loving pnidemanh. Enjoys traveling, sports,flishing. dancing IM 10 be winged and &led See for yoursel. BOX 26969 MAKE ME LAUGH 18 yr old femak, light bows halt. bks eyes. likes movies. datlang, good corifil sation, and hauling kat. Selig mile, 16 Plus, with good seine of humor. Freflds lust. BOX 30534 CUDDLY TEDDY BEAR? Ful figured tanyk, 31k enjoys COO" music, fookai, moilise, badiebai, etc. Seeking someone alio can laugh. wr loy good c011wersallion and can accept no as I am. BOX 118M LITTLE !IT CDIN/TRY1 42 yr old, separated mom of two, likes music abt. Looking lar a man wO old lashh- lOned values who is m* ito fainly fie. BOX 10901 WANT rM LOOKING FOR ane 50's,'looking ldr gcwk4 honest en redhead, 55' 65, who efr oys dining out movies. rhe Country Side, thealer, danc,ny, quiet times and more. BOX 15855 MUST BE SINCERE! 41 yr old temaie. 5 8- biorde ha,r, good sense of humor, enjoys music. movies. art, candlelight dinners, swimming. walks , the beach, talking and more Looking fir a sincere, romantic man. for a possible rela- bonship BOX 16039 2 BUSY 4 LOVE! 38 yr Old, attractive, separated female. nice build, 57. 125 lbs, brown hair and big brown eyes. Likes the outdoors. dancing, sports, being with friends, gardening, etc Looking for someone to have a casual friendship with. BOX 19229 ARE YOU MY TAI? Single white fema:e rho :Ove-,', augh. 30 with long. Curly brown hair and clue eyes a teacher Enjoys music, a warm fire, Sports, horseback riding, wine. movies and sparkling eyes. Want to meet my Tasman- ian devil or just a good cup of coffee. BOX 19251 WAITED A LONG TIME Fur. earthy. ed' rater, flash s m single. white. Career donde. with no dependents Seeks honest, gentle, hard working, ni fessional. ready for something special Along with work, vaned interests included outdoor activities. ^azure, music, dancing, theater, travel. good friends, and tamely Genuine inquiries only please Box 26964 ENJOYS LIFE Protessional. quietly elegant, pcsRwe. 50 yrs young at heart lady. loves to laugr,. enpys people. bxkmg. outdoors. fine dir. ing, traveling, day trips, quiet times and more. Seek romantic. fun-ioving. sincere, riOn-smoking, single *rule male to share my life with BOX 26959 LOOKING FOR MY MATE 32 M old. empiryer; Single '-.,tine.. , .wc is seeking someone for fnendstup, to go Out with occasionally and meet for Coffee Likes cooking, gong to movies BOX 10744 COME EXPLORE WITH ME Intelligl dcwn t,: ear f, erget c zest for lite lady seeking a male with similar attributes to share 'e's challenges and adventures. BOX 15716 R U INTERESTED? Independent ',II agura^, attractive. 5'9'. blade, green eyed. Sagirtanan temaje Seeks a taller. 45-6C yr young man who respects his womarr and likes to talk, dine. dance, laugh, travel, watch movies, etc Are you interested? Call me BOX 26957 rM READY 27 yr old, sensitive, attractive. while female, who enjoys the movies, dubs, and friendship first No head games. Must be well educated. Should have a sense of rumor, dean but charming. BOX 30530 INTERESTING GENT7 Female who enjoys many vaned interests, seeking an educated, interesting gentle- man, 50-60, who is sincere and honest. and enjoys various interests and can afford to! Friendship could blossom to a long term reiationshp. BOX 18733 RED ALERT Could Drs be you? 26 yr old, attractive, fit, where female, with blonde hair. blue eyes, flat speak for themselves. Looking for an attractive. hL tun loving guy, with a warm heart 8 soui... to share all the good and dwlerlgirg times ahead. BOX 26955 FLIN TO BE WITH 25 yr old, 5', brown haired and eyed, medf lion buill lernak Mies dubs, movies, long Walks and quiet nights at horse. Laoldng for an open, honest down to earth mei. BOX 13195 ENJOY LIFE TOGETHER n yr obi separated, while female, honest VW sense of humor, enjoys cuddling. walks and travel. BOX 14305 LOOKING FOR,.. Attractive, professkonel, creative, emotion- aly stabler it, aninhal bung. adirerhkaoas woman. Looking for a non-naniss sk male, 46 to 60, who appreciates these qualities ve SOW JorM $nrtts or Robert Dg*o. BOX THUNDERSTRUCK U yr old lemale who likes movies. king walks on the beach, Ihuderstortns and 'folding hands BOX 16553 WAITING FOR YOU... Nhite female. r ;,y 40s r,n-smoker, Nrth high morals. is looking for a'Kind, hcn. est and thoughttjl male. Enjoys nature. classical and oldies music. travel and live theater. BOX 19114 FIT THE BILL? Brown haired, at•tacrve female, seek ng a tall fit, intelligent. adventurous. romartir male. 40': 5'0's. non -smoke, Nth mtegn- �eox_" �x MEN SEEKING WOMEN Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. NICE GUY Single dark hareo male 26 'a and fit. Likes sportsoutdoors. walk'and quiet evenings. Seeking an inteliger.t attractive. female. 19 to 27 BOX 26994 OUTGOING TALKATIVE Divorced Ta a 35 cr,wr "a" 5 ;+ender build Looking !cr '-,ends first, both erloy Country and city life kids and spending quality lime with a quality person between the ages of 30 10 40 BOX 16996 CHRISTMAS IS COMING 34 y' o d, sepa,we^. smr- ^g, wni!e tit may, 51'. 210 Its enjoys fishing. out. doors. long walks. movies. romantic evenings, coolung and swimming Seek attractive female. 27.38, for friendship and Possible relationship Port Hope and Cobourg area BOX 26993 SOUND LIKE YOU? Employed male, 39 5 E- 't, enjoy music, especially classic rock walks boating. romantic dinners. Concerts. karaoke and quiet nights in Seeking an attractive female who shares the same interests Box 11889 WANT NEW SWEETHEART! 62-, muscular built separated maie '-r an- dally any emotionally secure. self employed. enjoys music. art. woodworking. Oogs. gar". etc. Seeking a slim to medium built female 2310 33. who is tam^ ly and commitment minded, a rion-smoker. Mies similar things, for a relationship. BOX 11935 ENJOYABLE TIMES 30 yr old, '7C C. separated wn.le father, enjoys walks. movies, rollerblading, diving out. etc Seeking a non-smoking, white female. 20 to 32, slum to medium build, with similar interests. BOX 14207 INTERESTED... CALL ME White tame, of three. 33 5 "- '4- os. social drinker, likes outdoors. walks on the beaches, music. etc. Seeking a female with her head on her shoulders or at least getting there Let's start out with talk,ng. coffee now and then. BOX 14422 WHITBY'S GENTLE BEN Male seeking petite to average female to share life. Spontaneity, cooking, flowers for you just for being. huggies. that beats any walk along those beaches. Respect, hon- esty, oldie gokiias. garage sales. laughing. Want to try? 49. Divorced ten years- BOX 26992 SAGITTARIAN PLEASE 45 yr old, while, divorced father, excellent sense of humor, professional. idepen- deM, mufti -talented, handsome, totally positive and with good reason to be. Seek- ing a while, 40 yr Old. prolessimal, attrac- tive Sagdanan woman. for triendsh ip and relationship. Whitby area. BOX 26987 FUNNY AND ROMANTIC Singic while male, 2t yr old, dark Hair, brown eyes, 67, Orpcaly lit Mie music, Wow% **VOut home wriprovenrerks, sports, basic* any"'4h Seeking 26-30, O"caly it lemale, roast be honest and Wall b laugh. Woking for a hierdsltq now. BOX 305M DENIM OR LACE Tai balding, 185 lo. 51 yr old, while male, who Mies rocki country music, and danc- ing, who is a non-snwier. Seeking white lemale. 60 yrs and under who is non psi mental, spontaneous. has a sense of humor and Mies dancing, BOX 26983 EASY GOING AND FUN 27 yr old male, 6'2,190 b, shot dark hair, enjoy outdoors, Adds and very outgoing, love to laugh, seeking lernale, 22-26. hair color is not important, atbacfve. personal- ty is a plus, love to laugh, good sense of humor, friendly, outgoing a must. BOX 11819 TREAT YOU RIGHT! Black male see- rg a nice rtelligent. white 'erg ale. 25 to 50, to treat like a queen Let's have lots of fun together BOX 13231 ROMANTIC MUSICIAN Handsome •,mancc. si,m. c ,e eyed singer musician, talented seeks a slim attractive lady 4450 who likes 'he old songs and rourry music Must want romance. dancing, adventures and become partners in music and love. Own vehicle a must. opportunity Knreks once, call me BOX 26947 "MAN FROM MARS " 42 good shape good mind hard working I appreciate native art and culture. cane. mg. Kayak ng. interior camping and playing ball. So f your in good shape, adventur- ous, spontaneous, and passionate. give me a call I'll come to your planet! Kids okay BOX 26965 GIVE ME A CALL 36 yr old, 58' 'S` b ' ^ ^ring, while, promuional male. smokersocial drinker, with brown hair and eyes Enjoys the out- 1J00rs. children and more Seeking an attractive. Ihm, white female. 26 to 32. with similar mterests BOX 14317 N COLEBROOK AREA 25 y, told. Sirgie ml 7d-. �r;wrr nail. 5 r 150 lbs Enjoys walks on the bead. music and more Seeking sinr7e female. 23 to 28, for possible long term relabonshp BOX 30537 NEEDS A GOOD WOMAN 27 year old wade male well ir—oioved. hard working, fit. 6'r-. 200 lbs. seeks a'An- gie white female. for possible mW orsrip UKes ads, and Outdoor actirtbes. good food. and the right woman to spoil would be Perfect BOX 30536 SOMETHING IN COMMON? Attractive. 34 r• cid s 8 rrcwr -a r blue eyes. in good crape. Construction worker, enjoys the outdoors, camping, boating. din- ing out. music. dancing, working out. etc. Looking to meet a single, white temak. 23- 34 with some of the same interests. BOX 14242 HUGS AND KISSES., Divorced. Engl:sr, a::raarve. 50s 5 T. dark "•air due eyes. non -Smok- e•. social drinker, cutgoing, honest. consil erate. likes �:ooking. traveling. movies. holding hands. hugs and kisses. Seeking a Slim. employed lady. 35.50, with no depen- dents aM similar interests BOX 16729 COME INTO MY LIFE! 33 yr )id, 5 ! Cr:wr ^a.• and eyes. pro- fessorial, non-smoker looking 'a a loyal. trustworthy and honest lady 3C-35. to share my life and have tun with. Prefer a non-smoker Enjoys the outdoors. movies. Cooking. kids and more. Pat Hope area. BOX 18249 READY TO START OVER 31 yr old, separated whore male. would like to enjoy We win someone new I'm open minded. love kids. employed and game for anything new, into water sluing, country music, the nghtkle and more. BOX 19231 HEART OF GOLD Professional male, youthful $7, going on 37, 5'5', 150 lbs, with ten year old son. Caring, honest, enjoy outdoors, Mine life and more. Strong family values, rant -smok- er, occasional drinkerfinancially secure. Seeking attractive, shim lady, 40 b 50, Oft Its also financially secure. BOX 26949 QUALITY GENTLEMAN What's on your chiftnes 1st? Maybe me? An attractive, tai. physically It 4/'s, busi- ness p►ofesso.widower vMh drlduwu. I hope you aro employed kcnlidwt pretty Indy who has everyll" to oller Mint spe- cial man. BOX 26978 KNIGHT SEEIG LADY 23, hopeless romantic male, Wel" ft company of a ladf! to hlendii Thal mod tum into r. n mwft relationship. I you are a lady 20-28, and enjoys walks, movies, talking and cuddling. please leave a mes- sage. BOX 26977BOX 26977 CARING LOYAL FRIEND Singles handsome. established, blue eyed voliessional male, late 30's, very lit. Infii ested in sharing quality bine with single slim, attractive, professional female age 23.40, who enjoys long romantic walks, oudoor activities, auddMrg by a fireplace NEWADS EACH WEEKI ano dining in style"i BOX 26976 SAGITTARIAN PLEASE 45 yr old d .rine^. 'atle, ex:edert sense c! rumor. professional. independent, multi- talented, handsome, totally positive and with good reason to be Seeking a 40 yr old, professional, independent. attractive sagittanan woman 'or friendship and rela. tionship Whitby BOX 26972 BEGINNING A NEW White single. adwr',•,s -ate 46 6 i-, with heart Of gold. enjoys weekend get- aways. dining, travel. sitting arourd the campfire Seeks single, non-smok rg lemale, without dependents, 38-44. zest for Ade. sensitive. caning, honest and sin- cere, in Oshawa Durham area not in to head games BOX 26973 TREAT YOU RIGHT 40 rr Old Maie ` ' . gond r k.ng Enjoys spo,'s dancing. going out to dinner Tong walks on the beach at night. movies. quiet limes. sense Of humor, knows how 10 treat a lady right Seeking attractive, female. between 32 and 42 BOX 26968 EASY TO PLEASE Single write •-ale mid 50; : ? 160 RIs. likes walks, :ountry drives pf, avid read- er. movies. pretty good COOK and a bit of a romantic Non-smoker. soda drr*er ocii ing for a womar who -s sim or petite. 4C-55 yrs oil BOX 26970 TREAT YOU RIGHT Good looking Tia a 40 5 ' enjoys spal dancing, going out to firmer. long walks or the beach at nigh, movies. quiet times good sense of humor. Knows how !c treat a lady like a !ady seeking attractive female. 32-42 BOX 30532 SHY GUY 32 yr old shy male s ooKm, or a to-, smocrig on- smoking !emale with a Shinto medium of for tun times and possible lolg term rela- bonst.p BOX 10973 MOTHER EARTH 60 • old rna�e til : and and :rurtry We Looking 'or someone wit, the same interests arr., who s a non -smoke, and socia danker ':r a etatonShic BCx 19284 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. WHITBYIOSHAWA AREA 58 1,2'. '85 t st•aigrl acing irde 'male. 45 e^ oys weekends at the cottage I am a Srni and cas-ai drinker Seeking the same. 35 to 45 BOX '1930 SALT SEEKING PEPPER White mate seeking a biacx hale. 25-45 for discreet tun, interested please leave a message BOX 13931 ALL THIS AND MORE Gay write male. looking 'or other gay males. 18-40, for fin times, walks in the country. dnung out, playing sports any more BOX 11607 HEY GUYS WHAT'S UP? 25 yr old male. smoker. looking for a guy, 19.30, who is good looking. honest. sincere any not into head games, for an ongoing relationship. Enjoy going to dubs, dancing. etc. BOX 18379 GOOD Tr1ES AWAIT Bi while male. 34,"in Oshawa, SeerdH erg for another male for encoutlers. Lets meN sometime soon... BOX 117/17 MOVE THE MERRER 38 yr old, Bi curious mak is seardwig for discreet encounters with another mak and Couples. BOX 13368 DEET TONES - 23 yr old, 155 b, brown haled and blue eyed reale is looking for another male, 18 to 25. for discreet erhceunters. Oshawa area BOX 16742 JUST LIKE ME 21 yr old male, black hair, blue eyes, straight actingllooking, 5'10', 170 lbs, enjoys waling out and more. Looking for son "who s straight acting and attrac- tive. BOX 11542 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. Attached. bi lemate ,cck.ng !or dear. *s- creet bi lemale. 21l 8,'cr occasional !ur Not interested in a 'eia'irr Ship. BOX 26988 GENUINE Tallblack and an,acrve %cr Smoking, 36 ,it old mom Of two Looking lot sincere art; honest female to enjoy music. sports, walks. movies theatre and fun times with Fri asnip first. possibly more BOX 26979 NEW TO OSHAWA 37 r old, gay write 'oma,e 5'^ ;Ker ^,uiet and shy. likes music, movies, tr3v9l.ng, camping. photography, novels. etc Looking for a gay lemale. 30 to 40. for a solid rela- tionship No or women please BOX 13685 DO YOU LOOK LIKE ME" 24 y' -Ad Mite E„r^pear 'emaie C' curi- ous 5 4-, 1' 8 .bs, curty brown hair and eyes. looking 'or a b curious female. with similar I as me BOX 14283 ARE YOU INTO THIS? Single gay white 'er^ae rc+.^, for an honest, sincere. trustwcrtry. feminine woman, 32-42 for frerdsrnp first Into Spars, golf. wonting out -raveling, logging. etc. Non-smoker social drinker with a great sense of numor, and preter the same BOX 19312 TIRED OF THE GUYS! Mid 30% pr^tics ra nod oolkmr, hemaie. sersuai. loving. dean and discreet. looking 'er a first tore encounter with at d currus female. for a Serous relationship and slot of tun BOX 10825 NEW TO OSHAWA' 37 ,' old. s,n,ie Sar 'e^ aye smoker s 100K. , 'or a new and excitxg beginning Romanic, quiet and " not into me bar scene, likes travei .moviesroma denock ey and baseball Look. , `_r a temaw 35 to 40. Kids are okay BOX '?'32 AFTERNOON DELIGHTS Mamed c -,_c .: c :- K -; -, a era,y !o share an afternoon of pieasure. BOX 19!42 REGULAR OR DECAF° At 3c,'ve, s ,- - -.., . -..w,, H, , - Moys movies. acs carts aqu.arums, good con- versation and more Seek r, br remake for coffee ano !nendsinE BC x *-t72 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. TRYING TO EXPAND._. ...oily Honzofs' Femae oti !or a male or female friend. wtto would be nterested in gong out wim me, tc oars, concerts, sport- ing events. etc Let s get togetner aria meet new people Box 14254 CaN 1-900.45/-3793 SZ49 pier min. LET'S ENJOY LIFE! Yang senior, working Lady, with feet on the grand and good standards. Enjoys read- ing, good conversation. nature, music, dancing dining fartrly oriented Looking for same in a geraleman. 50.65 for good friendit and companionship. BOX 15870 GUDELIDES To place your ad wiM a elle' afarrldarr cat 1-800-360-1I83.7he operafps or 0an"plon This Weak nnow rr now to �f at ads for caktarn and assume no `abWy for ads or resporswa: mleef or rw m ads w/rk» are dawned rryilpi gnaw prior ads based on space avaik- abily. 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