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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_12_18Durham Region backs bid for university Community group to probe benefits unanimously supported by councillors A community group is being day. Durham Regional Council recommendations on the long- the facility integrated with the whole region. East of Metro, we set up to investigate the benefits supported Durham College Presi- term presence of a university. college. haven't enjoyed the kind of infra - of having a university in Durham dent Gary Polonsky's request to Mr. Polonsky has been push- He told councillors, "There's structure (investment) as our Region. have him set up a citizens' com- ing to have a 'university centre' worrisome news, not about In an unanimous vote Wednes- mittee to prepare a report with established in Durham and have Durham College but about the See DURHAM Pare 4 PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P I C K E R I ti GS PRESSRUN 44,000 28 PAGES Surplus selections... Durham can't decide what to do with anniversary dollars Plans to mark Durham Region's silver anniversary are taking shape. but what to do with any money left over when the celebrating is done is still up in the air. Regional Council approved on Wednesday giving S600X) to- wards Durham '99 - Celebrate the Future. But, what council will do with surplus revenues has been de- layed for a month_ Last week. Regional Council's Finance Committee recommended any surplus revenue made from cel- ebrations were to be given to the Community Foundation of Durham Region. However, on Wednesday Pick- ering Mayor Wayne Arthur% said. "I question if the foundation is the greatest need " He noted the Os- hawa -Durham Symphony "might need the dollars." Proceeds to the Community Foundation are kept in a permanent fund and interest made from the money is given to charities. The recommendation to Re- gional. Council was for all surplus funds, with the exception of rev- enue from the Chairman's Gala Dinner, go to the foundation. Extra funds from the Gala Dinner are to go to a Habitat for Humanity pro- ject in Pickering. Clarington Councillor John Mutton called the $60,000 "seed money. We expect corporate dona- tions to fund everything" COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 FRIDAY, DE( ENIBER IN, 1995 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/S 1 NEWSSTAND RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Service with a smile'. Leigh -Ann Gourlie, a Grade 6 student at Southwood Park Publi School in Ajax, returns a volley during house league final volley ball fun at the school. The final featured plenty of action and, i Leigh -Ann's case, smiles. n�err stop a m,on. Transit amalgamation for Pickering, Ajax endorsed BY MARIANNE_- TAKAC'S Staff Wruer to have an implementation plan de- vclopcd. Ill CKERINA; — Ajax and Full amalgamation was recom- Pickcnng appear to he marching mended by the consultants hired in i� )r,+arca in unison toward the amal- June by the two Towns, at a shared "Lrtlation of the two towns transit cost of up to $120,0(X), to study the ,,cr, ices. various options for partnership or Pickering councillors approved a .amalgamation between Ajax and transit union in principle at their Pickering transit services. The lirst f.\ccutive Committee meeting phase of the study presented to Monday night. They also voted to Pickering's executive committee prkced with the drawing up of a Monday consisted of a 'business plan f��r implementation of a joint case analysis' for various joint ser- transtt service. vices options. 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Durham Region has selected 10 pilot sites on regional roads and bylaws establish- ing the zones are expected to be approved in January. A one-year trial will he used to determine how effec- tive the zones are. Special signs will be installed to in- form motorists when they are entering and leaving a zone. A recent report to the Re- gion's Works Committee noted the theory of douhling the fines for moving viola- tions in a safety zone will act as a deterrent to illegal dri- ving. But, the report stated flashing school zones were tried in three areas ol" Durham and these "proved ineffective in altering driver behaviour over an extended period:' Criteria for picking sites includes a history of' repeated offences; an area where en- forcement alone hasn't been effective; where other efforts haven't worked; where there is a genuine safety problem and not a perceived one; and SP'LE i E'er C'!! BARGAINS � 'IN T00AY'S News Advertiser Fri., Dec. 18, 1998 News Advertiser CarM&M rh AjardPick. - C a C 1 otm ..yyvv��Ajj�ax - I� Oxi m �Ak0iiek. * Food Busies A00 4& *ICA A0 * Lablifis Aox - N 6 N fibs AOX *PizzavaA01/ate, - SM 446ft JA;os�r��pp;�,,,�V&w CON A00M Zdw Apx * Delivered to selected households orJy Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, Wl ! r:: DUNCAN : mW` '��n �. M FLEfCHER at .tie' !V Kyle Fridav's carrier of the w•rrk is Kyic. He enjoys sports & computers. Kyle will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Co*gnW ulations Kyle &, for being our Carrier of the Week. Walmut, Ajax 135 Kington Rd.,Ajax 222 Bayly 5t. W , Ajax 726 Kingston Rd. Pick. 1360 Kingiton Rd., Pick. where there are high accident rates. "They should only be used where the accepted criteria has been fully examined and other mitigating measures have failed;' the report noted. "They should not be indis- criminately employed as a means to answer all public complaints about unsafe dri- ver behaviour;" the report added. However, the effec- tiveness of the zones is dehat- ahle, according to the report. "This type of deterrent is as yet unproven in the field. Regional, municipal and Durham Regional Police Ser- vices staff are not confident these zones will have any sig- nificant effect on overall dri- ver behaviour. 'llie degree of impact of these zones will likely he proportional to the level of enforcement provid- ed by the Durham Regional Police Services" Setting up the zones will cost the Region about S IOXX), not including staff time to monitor and review the program. In Pickering, there's a safety zone on Whites Road between Strouds Lane and Finch Avenue. In Ajax, there's a zone on Bayly Street from Burcher Road to Kitney Drive. In Whitby, there are zones on Taunton Road between Gardcn Street and Anderson Street, and on Anderson Street between Dundas Street and Manning Road. In Oshawa. there are zones on Harmony Road from 2(X) metres south of Adelaide Avenue to IM me- tres north of' Adelaide, on Rossland Road from Steven- son Road to Waverly Street North, and from Simcoe Street between Taunton Road and 100 metres north of Glovers Road, In Clarington, there are zones on Hwy. 2 from Town - line Road to Varcoe Road - Darlington Boulevard, and on Liberty Street from King Street to Wellington Street. In Uxbridge. there are zones in the Hamlet of Sand- ford, and in Goodwood on Hwy. 47 between Regional Road 21 and Tyndall .\,.cnue. SANTA HAS HIS HELPERS, AND NOW YOU CAN TOO! Wishing you had a little help with your holiday gift -wrapping? Our Gift Wrap Centre is here to help. Prices start as low as $ 2.00. This season, why not treat yourself to some expert wrapping at an affordable price! Visit the Gift Wrap Centre on the lower level near Santa's Castle. �ICKERIR E OWN * C EN NG WHERE ALL YOUR WISHES COME TRUE •a,aa r►tar..........a......•a••..a•.a...►.•...a.a........r...as..a...,....wwr....r..,...sa.a...a.....••................. ..• r . . a . .. r.►..t.....a........ l` P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 18, 1998 Durham Co eg e wins DURHAM From Page I friends to the west and north of Metro." "Hundreds of companies" providing thousands of well -paving jobs have opened in York and Peel Regions, he noted. "Everybody in this room knows the so- lution to getting $70,000 (a year) jobs. Knowledge creation is what cuts it in a knowledge-based economy;" he said. "In- frastructure doesn't just mean education, but transportation and other infrastructure. Thcy haven't invested as much here." He pointed out the provincial Education 1\1inistry gave the college $5.5 million in September to help eget the university centre going "Wc were looking for moral support as we ,go forward to bringing a university here." Mr. Polonsk\ said in an interview as the reason he approached Regional Coun- cil. "Were not doing it just for a body of* more support.for university here government but for all citizens." Currently, it's possible to take full and part-time university courses at Durham College through partnerships with York and Trent Universities. Pickering pp a ro PICKERING Frn►n /urge 1 Waterhouse Coopers told councillors the con- sultants evaluated five possible scenarios ranging from the status quo, through various Partnership arrangements on some aspects of operation. to arnalgamation. -Clearly amalgamation makes sense and is worthy of detailed analysis;' he said. Mr. Prentice noted the study included "ex- tensive consultations" with Ajax and Picker- ing staff and Politicians. transit employees and the public. Under the recommended amalgamation option a new municipal transit ALCA ,Twtr ILL "The Authentic Italian Experience" o is �y NOW OPEN , IN PICKERING 1099 Kingston Rd. • - • _ tMhst of U"rpool by rhe Mow Oft 9 *0004 (905)831-7600 r Pleaserec�-cle this ne�l-��a�er! But, "it's different than being a master of vour own shop;' he added. Durham is the fastest growing college in the province, with an enrolment in- crease of l I per cent over the past two ves transit merger entity would I* established which would function as a joint department of the two Tons and be subject to the same budget ap- proval process as other departments. The ex- pected henefits would include: • A more efficient transit system enhanced through changes to organisational structure, job descriptions, respomsibi lilies and report- ing relationships: • The opportunity to reduce costs through greater efficiencies: • A single focused marketing strategy and customer service program expected to in - years, compared to the provincial average of 0.2 per cent, Mr. Polonsky noted. "We're the only college with our own university centre, the only one to guaran- tee the skills of our students to employers." deal inprinciple crease customer satisfaction: • Greater clout tiir Ajax and Pickering when dealing with the future Greater Toronto Ser - %ices Board on inter -regional transit issues such as GO service: • A fresh start for dealing with labour/man- agemcnt relations and defining transit poli- cics and procedures. In supporting the amalgamation option, several councillors noted they were more in- terested in improving services than cutting costs. 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Consider the findings of a consul- tant jointly, hired by the two Towns to study the transit amalgamation pro- posal: - A more efficient transit system enhanced through changes to organi- zational structure, job descriptions. responsibilities and reporting rela- tionships: - The opportunity to reduce costs through greater efficiencies. -A single foc:uwd marketing strat- egy and customer service program expected to increase customer satis- faction: - Greater clout for Pickering and Ajax when dealing with the Greater Ms. Bul Toronto Scr%ices Board on inter -re- gional transit issues such as GO ser- vice., - A fresh start for dcalinL, with labour/management relations and defining transit policies and proce- dures. All of these areas hold promise for a fully integrated and seamless transit system which can move people from town to town with little inconve- nience and greater efficiency. But there are other. less tangible hcnctits too. When people can move more freely, between the two towns- they bring with them economic henefits for each community, particularly those who are heading to shopping destinations. When public transit in Pickering and Ajax becomes more readily ac- cessible, it creates a perception of co- operation and unity. That can bode LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Carbon monoxide bylaw- a good one: Firefighter well for disaffected Torontonians To the editor: looking to move into Durham Re- I would like at this time to make gion. some comments with regard to the Because of their close proximity opinion expressed by Henry Gaw- and shared history, it only makes man in a letter published in the sense that a seamless transit system Neu,s Advertiser of Dec. 9. be established between Pickering and It is Mr. Gawman's opinion that Ajax. the carbon monoxide detector )blehead still with us Kids' toys can drive a person to distraction I iihc %nrtstmas as much as the next person, but every time the holi- day season rolls around I must admit 1 get a little hysterical. !So, it's not elbowing my way around crowded malls, slaying to pre- pare the Christmas feast or watching my credit card balance climbthat makes me crazy. It's the toys. Just thumbing through one of the toy fly- ers that come through the mail or folded in the paper can start me hy- perventilating. "Look at this!" I will rave at my unfortunate significant other as I brandish the offending toy ad. "Can you believe it? How could anybody buy THIS for their kid! Ugh!" Nine times out of 10 the object of my disgust will be one of the latest playthings aimed at twisting the minds of luckless little girls. You can tell which ones they are because they're always in the predominantly pink section of the catalogues. This year's offerings include an electronic game that acts as 'matchmaker' and fortune teller, a play nail salon, vari- ous kits to make abominably gaudy ,,Marianne Takacs Staff writer jewelry, a wide selection of miniature household appliances, more implau- sible bottle -sucking, diaper -wetting baby dolls with red lips and plat- inum-blonde perms, and of course several versions of every feminist's favourite — the 'fashion doll'. Nearly all of the latter have the requisite unhumanly long legs, im- possible waists, huge pouffes of brassy hair and breasts so huge and pointy the child is surely at risk of impaling herself on them. It wouldn't be so bad though, if they weren't en- gaged in such appalling activities. Just think of the role-playing your child can enjoy with — and I'm not making these up — Bead Blast Bar- bie, Twirling Make-up Barbie and Beyond Pink Barbic, who wears above-the-knee black hoots and bran- dishes a pink electric guitar to match her electric pink minidress. Fashion dolls have made some progress over the last 30 years though, since you can now buy a Jeep for one — in pink. The most Neanderthal fashion doll of the year must be 'Dr. Ken'. I haven't seen a Nurse Barbie yet, but have no doubt she exists. Interesting- ly, Dr. Ken comes with a little boy doll for a patient, just in case parents recoil in horror at the thought their little princess might have Ken prac- tice his medical skills on the nubile Barbie. Ken is not for boys of course, and for them there are no Cool Fashion Dude dolls, Young Stud shaving kits or miniature barber shops either. But there are plenty of smash 'em up, crash 'em up and shoot 'em up toys to make peace -loving folk cringe. Macho Man lives on in the toy world, as does Ms. Bubblehcad. Do a kid a favour. Buy them a con- struction set this Christmas. bylaw recently passed by Pickering Town Council crudes the public's freedom of choice. Iaws are passed in this great country, of ours for a reason. If Mr. Gawman thinks all citizens would do everything safe and he law-abiding citizens he's living in a dream world. Maybe he thinks we should abolish police de- partments, game wardens, building inspectors, highway inspectors and fire departments, to name a few. With regard to Mr. Gawman's statement about firefighters having to justify their existence by enforc- ing this new, bylaw because the Town of' Pickering hai so few fires, I would like to comment. I have been a firefighter in the town tier more than 30 years and am proud of my profession. A fire- fighter's job consists of much more than to responding to fires. Fire- lighters do public education, home - safety, programs, training in schools, fire prevention and fram- ing. We respond to hazardous ma- terial incidents, high -angle rescue, explosions, confined -space entry, high-rise incidents, water rescue, medical call, traffic accidents, auto extrication, maintain the fire sta- tions and equipment and also re- spond to carbon monoxide calls. So, you see sir, we don't have to justify our existence. Certain laws are passed to pro- tect those who are unable to make choices for themselves, such as lit- tle children and sick, elderly or confined patients in seniors' homes and hospitals. I commend Pickering Town Council for having the foresight to pass this new bylaw. It will make our community safer. If it saves just one life don't you think its worth it? Ronald Roberge Captain, :Pickering Fire Department PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt l;ditor-in-( hicf Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising{ Duncan Fletcher Retail. I e/vertnsing ,kine{[,ger Eddie Kolodziejcak C lassrfied Advertr.wnK Manager John Mvillems Real I slate .-lutumutive fdverlising Manager Abe F-akhourie Distribution .itanager Lillian (look 0JJice .ttanagc•r Barb Harrison Composing Manager Jews (905) 683-5111) Sales (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 ,Distribution (905)683-5117 Central Fax (905) 683-7363 E-N ne%sroomm a,durham.nct _Web address www.durhamncw s.net 130 Commercial A,. e.. Ajax. Ont. 1. IS 2115 The News Ad,.crtiser is one of the Mctroland 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. o OCA • NEWS ADVERTWER FRIDAY EOITI John Howard Society program helps parents, children to `survive and thrive' Active Parenting Today helps dads be better parents BY SHAWN SIMPSON Special to the Nests Advertiser About two years ago, Dave Roberts lost custody of his sem, now four, after his divorce. Since then, he has devoted his life to achieving two primary goals: to dramatically improve the painful every -other -weekend and one- night -a -week visitation schedule and to become the best dad possi- ble. His desire to achieve these goals took him first into the reas- suring arms of The John Howard Society's DADS (Dads Aiming for Direction and Support) program in Oshawa, which, in turn, led him into the Society's Active Parenting Today group. Despite only brief visits with his son, Mr. Roberts says the skills he's acquired through the Active Parenting program has already greatly enhanced the limited time they share together. "It's making me stop and think before I say something; I think aNwt what out- come 1 want and how I'm going to approach it:' he says. "Wc don't get into power struggles. There are no winners with power struggles because he just pouts and stomps his feet and I don't end up getting what I want either." Developed by Michael H. Pop- kins, Ph.D.. the primary aim of the program is to teach parents of Iwo - lo 12 -year-olds a method of par- enting and problem -solving that will give their children the skills they need to "survive and thrive' in our modern-day, democratic so- ciety. In this, the second of a three- part series, This Week will look at some of the advice offered by the program, building on information provided in part one. During the first two weeks of a six-week schedule a group of Durham par- ents were introduced to a number of important parenting techniques including the autocratic style, rul- ing with an iron fist, the permis- sive style, known as the doormat, and the democratic — the active parent — technique. The democratic style falls com- fortably between the other two, _providing children "freedom with- in limits" and goes a long way to fostering confident, responsible ,and respectful children. It works on the premise that there are four goals that govern our children's behaviour: contact, the need to be- long; power, the need to influence our environment and gain a mea- sure of control; protection, the -need to protect ourselves physical- ly and emotionally; and withdraw- al, the need to withdraw and re- group. The Active Parenting program "has the belief that there. are no good or bad children, only those who choose to pursue these four basic goals in either positive or negative ways" f r yam.. j Date Roberts is one of many fathers in Durham sues the skills he's learned tlrrntl,i,lt the pro,grcun Rei�ion taking the A('tive Parenting Program has helpe it hirer enhance his hinited time with his through The Jahn Howard Society. Mr Roberts son. A child with low self-esteem will take the negative approach to achieving contact, power, protec- tion or withdrawal through undue attention -seeking, rehellion, re- venge, or undue avoidance, re- spectively. Children with high self- esteem, on the other hand, will look to contribution, indepen- dence, assertiveness and forgive- ness, or centring, respectively. The key in dealing with chil- dren exhibiting the negative ap- proach is to first determine the child's goal. But when the negative path becomes their approach the behaviour will sometimes require discipline. Discipline, as the pro- gram teaches, is a Latin word meaning instruction. In contrast to punishment, which can create re- sentment on the part of the child and teaches nothing about respon- sibility, discipline, properly ad- ministered, can alter the child's be- havior without damaging his/her self-esteem and provides parents the opportunity to encourage posi- tive changes in the child's behav- iour. As you would treat anyone else in a society of equals, the progres- sive road to discipline first begins by respecting and talking to your children as people. Often polite re- quests are enough to change the child's behaviour, but it's impor- tant that he knows what your ex- pectations are. If polite requests don't achieve the desired results "I" messages might be more effec- tive. "I" messages are less threat- ening than the common "you" messages and puts the emphasis on the child's behaviour rather than the child's personality. The experts suggest starting first by stating the hehayiour or sit- uation you want changed. -I have a problem with Nour leaNing dirt} dishes on the coffee table.. "Then say how you feel about the situa- tion, "I feel taken advantage of..:' Followed by stating the reason. "...because I have to spend time and encrgv cleaning up behind you" Finally, state clearly what you want done. "I would like you to bring your dirty dishes to the kitchen and put them in the dish- washer when you leave the den." Given that "responsibility equals choice and consequences:' and 'I' messages aren't always ef- fective, logical and natural conse- quences play an important role in changing behaviour and teaching responsibility. Logical conse- quences can be used to "handle parent -owned problems," when the behaviour interferes with parents' goals, while natural consequences are effective when the child owns the problem, when the problem in- terferes with the child's goals. Logical consequences involve giving the child choices "either you may ... or you may not ... You decide." However, only offer the child choices you can live with. Ask the child to help set the conse- quences. But make sure whatever consequences are agreed upon that they are really logical and directly related to the child's behaviour. For example, if the child likes to draw on the dining room wall, have him clean it up. Sending the child to his room will come across more as a punishment and does lit - tic to teach responsihility. In contrast. "natural conse- quences are the results that natu- rally occur from a child's bchayior without the parent doing am - thin," For instance, a child who leaves her hike outside might dis- cover it rusted or perhaps stolen. But parents must try to resist the temptation to "rescue" (bu%ins_ her a new hike). or say. "I told you w'. Natural consequences, of course, are not always appropriate. If the natural consequences are dangerous like playing or running out onto the street, or when the consequences are so far in the fu- ture that the child isn't concerned about the connection, such as not brushing her teeth may lead to eventual tooth decay, logical con- sequences might be more prudent. With logical consequences, children will undoubtedly, as most parents already know, test mom and dad to see if they'll follow through with the consequence. The experts advise that you consistent- ly enforce the consequences, keep your tone firm and calm, give the child a choice one time only and then act. Regardless of the situa- tion at home, it's important to keep in mind that we, as parents, should always "encourage, encourage, en- courage" our children. And re- member, "parenting well is ex- tremely difficult," so, as group co - facilitator Brenda Larkin always says, "it's important to forgive yourself." For more information about the Active Parenting Today program call the John Howard So- ciety at 579-8482, in Ajax, 427- 8165. ON, DECEMBER 4% 1996 PAGE 7" DURHAM REGION COUNCIL BRIEFS ULC.. 18, 1998 Pay raise stays for Durham Police Services Board member I One of the members of the Durham Regional Police Services Board won't see his pay being cut at the end of the year. On Wednesday, Durham Council instructed the Region's solicitor to prepare a bylaw ensur- ing the community member of the police board continues to receive $7,000 a year for the duration of the regional council term. Former separate school board trustee Kevin Ashe of Pick- ering is the community member appointed by Durham. In April, Regional Council ap- proved paying the community member appointed by Durham $7,000 to match the amount paid to two board members appointed by the provincial government. The other two members of the police services board are Oshawa Councillor Bob Boychyn and Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'- Connor and they receive $3.120 a year. When Regional Council agreed to pay the community member $7.000, it did so only for 1998. Sewage plant gets new incinerators Almost $970,000 is going to be spent repairing the incinera- tion system at the Duffin Creek Water Pollution Control Plant in Pickering. Durham's portion of the cost is about 5198,000. while York Re- gion will chip in the remaining S771,000. Operating costs for the plant are shared by the two re- gions on a flow proportioned bass and 80 per cent of the flow comes from York. About 60,000 dry kilograms of sewage sludge is incinerated each day at the facility. Money for the project will come from savings in power, fuel and chemical purchases. More Taunton Road work planned More road widening work could be on the way for a stretch of Taunton Road. Durham Region Works De- partment staff will include in the 1999 budget a plan to reconstruct and widen Taunton from east of Garrard Road to Simcoe Street in Oshawa. A two-year project to widen the section from Anderson Street in Whitby to east of Garrard in Oshawa was completed this year. Most of the road from Garrard to Simcoe is two lanes and would be widened to four if Regional Council approves the project. The City of Oshawa passed a motion in February asking the Re- gion to widen Taunton from Ritson to Townline Road. Work on this section is slated ` to start in 2000. ill 110,fir w F77-_ —1" f r yam.. j Date Roberts is one of many fathers in Durham sues the skills he's learned tlrrntl,i,lt the pro,grcun Rei�ion taking the A('tive Parenting Program has helpe it hirer enhance his hinited time with his through The Jahn Howard Society. Mr Roberts son. A child with low self-esteem will take the negative approach to achieving contact, power, protec- tion or withdrawal through undue attention -seeking, rehellion, re- venge, or undue avoidance, re- spectively. Children with high self- esteem, on the other hand, will look to contribution, indepen- dence, assertiveness and forgive- ness, or centring, respectively. The key in dealing with chil- dren exhibiting the negative ap- proach is to first determine the child's goal. But when the negative path becomes their approach the behaviour will sometimes require discipline. Discipline, as the pro- gram teaches, is a Latin word meaning instruction. In contrast to punishment, which can create re- sentment on the part of the child and teaches nothing about respon- sibility, discipline, properly ad- ministered, can alter the child's be- havior without damaging his/her self-esteem and provides parents the opportunity to encourage posi- tive changes in the child's behav- iour. As you would treat anyone else in a society of equals, the progres- sive road to discipline first begins by respecting and talking to your children as people. Often polite re- quests are enough to change the child's behaviour, but it's impor- tant that he knows what your ex- pectations are. If polite requests don't achieve the desired results "I" messages might be more effec- tive. "I" messages are less threat- ening than the common "you" messages and puts the emphasis on the child's behaviour rather than the child's personality. The experts suggest starting first by stating the hehayiour or sit- uation you want changed. -I have a problem with Nour leaNing dirt} dishes on the coffee table.. "Then say how you feel about the situa- tion, "I feel taken advantage of..:' Followed by stating the reason. "...because I have to spend time and encrgv cleaning up behind you" Finally, state clearly what you want done. "I would like you to bring your dirty dishes to the kitchen and put them in the dish- washer when you leave the den." Given that "responsibility equals choice and consequences:' and 'I' messages aren't always ef- fective, logical and natural conse- quences play an important role in changing behaviour and teaching responsibility. Logical conse- quences can be used to "handle parent -owned problems," when the behaviour interferes with parents' goals, while natural consequences are effective when the child owns the problem, when the problem in- terferes with the child's goals. Logical consequences involve giving the child choices "either you may ... or you may not ... You decide." However, only offer the child choices you can live with. Ask the child to help set the conse- quences. But make sure whatever consequences are agreed upon that they are really logical and directly related to the child's behaviour. For example, if the child likes to draw on the dining room wall, have him clean it up. Sending the child to his room will come across more as a punishment and does lit - tic to teach responsihility. In contrast. "natural conse- quences are the results that natu- rally occur from a child's bchayior without the parent doing am - thin," For instance, a child who leaves her hike outside might dis- cover it rusted or perhaps stolen. But parents must try to resist the temptation to "rescue" (bu%ins_ her a new hike). or say. "I told you w'. Natural consequences, of course, are not always appropriate. If the natural consequences are dangerous like playing or running out onto the street, or when the consequences are so far in the fu- ture that the child isn't concerned about the connection, such as not brushing her teeth may lead to eventual tooth decay, logical con- sequences might be more prudent. With logical consequences, children will undoubtedly, as most parents already know, test mom and dad to see if they'll follow through with the consequence. The experts advise that you consistent- ly enforce the consequences, keep your tone firm and calm, give the child a choice one time only and then act. Regardless of the situa- tion at home, it's important to keep in mind that we, as parents, should always "encourage, encourage, en- courage" our children. And re- member, "parenting well is ex- tremely difficult," so, as group co - facilitator Brenda Larkin always says, "it's important to forgive yourself." For more information about the Active Parenting Today program call the John Howard So- ciety at 579-8482, in Ajax, 427- 8165. ON, DECEMBER 4% 1996 PAGE 7" DURHAM REGION COUNCIL BRIEFS ULC.. 18, 1998 Pay raise stays for Durham Police Services Board member I One of the members of the Durham Regional Police Services Board won't see his pay being cut at the end of the year. On Wednesday, Durham Council instructed the Region's solicitor to prepare a bylaw ensur- ing the community member of the police board continues to receive $7,000 a year for the duration of the regional council term. Former separate school board trustee Kevin Ashe of Pick- ering is the community member appointed by Durham. In April, Regional Council ap- proved paying the community member appointed by Durham $7,000 to match the amount paid to two board members appointed by the provincial government. The other two members of the police services board are Oshawa Councillor Bob Boychyn and Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'- Connor and they receive $3.120 a year. When Regional Council agreed to pay the community member $7.000, it did so only for 1998. Sewage plant gets new incinerators Almost $970,000 is going to be spent repairing the incinera- tion system at the Duffin Creek Water Pollution Control Plant in Pickering. Durham's portion of the cost is about 5198,000. while York Re- gion will chip in the remaining S771,000. Operating costs for the plant are shared by the two re- gions on a flow proportioned bass and 80 per cent of the flow comes from York. About 60,000 dry kilograms of sewage sludge is incinerated each day at the facility. Money for the project will come from savings in power, fuel and chemical purchases. More Taunton Road work planned More road widening work could be on the way for a stretch of Taunton Road. Durham Region Works De- partment staff will include in the 1999 budget a plan to reconstruct and widen Taunton from east of Garrard Road to Simcoe Street in Oshawa. A two-year project to widen the section from Anderson Street in Whitby to east of Garrard in Oshawa was completed this year. Most of the road from Garrard to Simcoe is two lanes and would be widened to four if Regional Council approves the project. The City of Oshawa passed a motion in February asking the Re- gion to widen Taunton from Ritson to Townline Road. Work on this section is slated ` to start in 2000. A/P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 18, 1998 ANDRE. Ii 11i 4 N0lVSKb/ %re'si s Advertiser plurtn rr7 The season ofgiving Students at Ajax H1i h School conducted a fiend -raisin,,; campaign on behalf oj'needr people in the community and collected S0,052 to huN- tors jnr the Salvation Arnn- and the Ajax and Pic-kerini Health Centre to distribute in time for Christmas. Their efforts L. ere reco,Enized by 7_eller's, which agreed to a discount on ten's then- shopped for, and the top fund-raising class durinr� the drive is -as f;iven a free lunch at Mc -- Donald's. This event market! the ?Ist annual drive at the school. Reach- to make Christmas brighter for needy children and their families in .Aia.c and Pickcrini� are campaign organisers (frons left) Cara Reinsoo, Matthew Allard and Emit- hlairs. Correction A story on the Durham District School Board's celebration of the 50th annncrsan of the United Nations Uni- versal Declaration of Human Rights which appeared in the Sunday. Dec. 13 edition of the Ajax -Pickering '.dews Ad- vertiser didn't include the name of a stu- dent honoured at the event. Judv Kerr, a student at %alley Farm Public School in Pickering, was recognized as a contribu- tor and received a certificate from Lieu- tenant -Governor Hilar} NVeston. The News Advertiser regrets the omission. Come see the liahts! Celebtate the 0 11 day 050 Se _ 40 .Pickering Nuclear invites you to celebrate Winterfest '98 with us. Come and enjoy carols, cookies and crafts for kids amid dozens of beautifully lit trees. Tuesday, December 22, 1998 from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. Featuring The Young Singers of Ajax and The Jean McDonald Singers Pickering Nuclear Information Centre Ontario Hydro Montgomery Park Road I(between Brock Road and Sandy Reach) COMPLIMENTS OF PICKERING NUCLEAR RSVP (905) 837-7272. )pace i5 limited Inrrgrity • Excetiener • Cilizemkip EA ` OF�r SELF HOUSE DEMONSTRATION F.-� w� Sat. Dec. 19, 98 �* 12 noon MASTER • �� ' � INSTRUCTOR " (� RIM, SONG HACK is " M r • 7th Degree (DAN) 1 _ Black Belt'` • World Champion 1984 • Serving Ajax and >Durham for 14 Years Master Rim is in the l , TV series "Kung Fu" -t ' SThe Fend Continues O+O s ; ,SELF CONFIDENCE N4,1 N Q DISCIPLINE 0 „rr Oannual CUNFIDEIYCE 50 /�membership R7 er RESPECT bpnr,rytram wr2m G� C CONCENTRATIONL* • 1 im,icd tame offer • P I`.` FTCNESS _ K -MEN *WOMEN • ��_ CHILDREN - ' 20 Harwood Ave. S. #7, Z� Ajax, Ontario L1 S 6N2 OLLER'SCREEK PLAZA a �l Ni �=.."s : \� ^ M, 4& (905) 428-1477 MN1401�R°R it I VA rA Catch us online at n-wxv.durhamnews.net ,. MUD HEN'S TAPS &GRILL Invites you to the BIGGEST PARTY OF THE YEAR... THE 19 EVE GALA Full Course Prime Rib Dinner by Chef George • Champagne • Party Favours for Everyone • Dance into the New Year n,with DJ Andy Book early 1999 is coming FOR TICKETS & RESERVATIONS taps a grill (905) 839=5570 1211 Kingston Road, Pickering ME3,. 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All applicable taxes and a processing fee of $45 is due at the time of purchase (Eg. $1500 purchase with $45 PF equals an APR of 3.0%). Balance due January 15. 2000. Prices, terms and conditions may vary according to region. Selection may vary from store to store. All items available while quantities last. Pick-up discounts not available on some items. See store for delivery included areas. Not applicable to previous purchases and markdown items. See store for other convenient payment options. A/P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 18, 1998 Youth Centre offers hofidav,fun for teens Ajax -Pickering adolescents will have plenty to do... Teenagers crushed that thev don't get to attend school during the Christmas holidays can keep bus% at The youth Centre. Drop-in activities are being offered over the holidays for Ajax and Pickering residents no 13 to 19 vears old. Teens canmake holidav crafts and edible treats, enjoy a free movie night. create a .clavma- tion' animated short, and com- pete in Nintendo Olympics. I,ou can surf the Internet, lis- ten to music, or play table tennis, C.A.R.E. cares about job skills PICKERING — Career Assis- tancc and Re- soursces fur l:m- p l o y m e n t (C.A.R.E.) is hosting a 'fit ain- taining S ell -Es- teem' workshop Wcdnesda%. Dec. 23 at I p rn. at 14(X) BayIv Street. Unit 12 in Pickering. C.A.R.E. is part of the Durham Region Unem- ployed Help Centre. To Re,- ister, call 420- 4010. billiards, board or computer It's at 360 Bayly St. W., between games. The centre will be open Westney Road and Finley Av- Mondays, Dec. 21 and 28 from enue, in Ajax. noon to 4 p.m. and Tuesdays, Call 428-1212 for more infor- Dec. 22 and 29 from 4 to 8 p.m. mation. Osteoporosis group all business in new year AJAX — The Ajax -Picker- ing Osteoporosis Support Group meets gets down to busi- ness early, in January to provide support and information for sufferers. The group meets Jan. 6. 1999 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in lower -level conference rooms A and B at the Ajax -Pickering Health Centre, 580 Harwood Ave. S.. Ajax. Call 83 1 -2175 or 428-0632 for information. Orier Your hm* 7N.*ey 1794 LIVERPOOL ROAD — PICKERING FAIR PLAZA — PICKERING 831-7961 .......................... 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Pur Conditioning, Plus Much More. Balance of Factory warranty. Sk #P5872 J*D 1996 DODGE C3.01 V6, auto, 7AY Pass., , storage drawer, light package,roof rack, tilt wheel Stic#V5841 Com' 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup Auto, p.s., p.b., p. steering, 3.91- V6, air, A X with cassette. Stk. P5811 1998 SEBRING CONVERTIBLE 2.4e. auto, power steering, power brakes. power windows, lit, A/C cause, AM/FM cassette. alum. wheels, doth buckets b more. low km's 1997 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY LM Loaded. One owner. Low km. Stk.#T2618A N is ■PLYMOUTH R t rtttn. NN TOROMO = OSHAWA ._ ..ii.: Changing of the guard New public board chairman, vice-chairman selected Whitby's two trustees will take on the position of Durham District School Board chair- man and vice-chair- man in the new year. Whitby trustee Doug Ross, who is serving his second term on the hoard, was acclaimed the new hoard chairman Monday while his fel- low trustee Elizaheth Roy, in her first term as a trustee, was elect- ed the new vice-chair- man. "I just thought it was time (to take on this position);' Mr. Russ said after the hoard meeting. "A number of trustees ap- proached me and asked me to do it." Mr- Ross served as vice-chairman this DOUG ROSS 'A number cf trustees a[)pruac'hed n►e and asked me !c1 do it. past year and said in the coming months he hopes to foster unity amongst the trustees. "After the accom- modation plan trustees seemed to be ELI ABF_TH ROY Elected t ice -chairman in her first tarn► as a trustee. splintering up," he said. "I hope I can bring them together." Mcantihilc. Scu- gog trustee Bobbie Drew thanked Picker- CLOCA fees remain the same It will cont the same to Entrance fees will remain pitch a tent or enjoy a picnic at 51 per person, per da -y. at some Durham conscrn'a- Picnic areas without shel- tion areas in the new year. tern are still 535 a day, or $55 Members of the Central a day for picnic areas with Lake Ontario Conservation shelters. Camping remains Authority (CLOCA) voted to $1 a person per night and freeze facility and adminis- $20 per 48 hours for camp- trative fees for 1999, ing with hydro. MEGA BOSS Model CV20028 • For average or mansion -size homes • • Supports up to 24 inlets • Pourer enough for 400' of tubing 139' of suction power 4t • 10 ( year warranty : s C STE" CLEANER Model 2450BT G t &powerful dodel 161 w v SALE ENDS DEC. 24M A Plus Vacuum & Home Systems 1848 Lherpool Rd R(atlooat Bank Plasal 905-837-5641 Ing trustee Ruth Ami Schedlich for her leadership as hoard chairman over the past two years. "The position of chair is not one to he taken lightly," she said, noting Mrs. Schedlich, a trustee for 10 years, served as ,:hairman during two of the "most difficult" years in education. Referring to the teachers' protest in the fall of 1997 and the strike this year. T1s. Drew said, "Ruth Ann met those challenge . and led us through them. "She took the posi- tion very seriously;" h1s. Drew added, not- ing her "dedicated and committed stvlc of leadership must parr,. on. • NPWS ApyERTISER FRt4AY EDITJ19", QECEMPEP 1B, 199*,PAgE; 14 A P, PANDA SALE _ _Warehouse Sale �„� Big Savings, Great Buys! huge .rings un cicc')rati�c tin, lillcd t�itfi Cookies & Candies plus Gift Items, Novelties, Gift Wrap, Boxed Chocolate, Gift Baskets!! 0 PIN Limited Quantities! BEANIE BABIE CLOTHES E'ECG!I`1 S F(s i )4 Y Located at: Hour's: 955 Brock Rd. South, Pickering Mon. to Wed. 10 am to 6 pm (1 Block South of Bayly) Thurs. to Fri. 10 am to 8 pm 905-8.37-9792 Sat. & Sun. 10 am - 5 Pm Due to special low prices ONLY CASH can be accepted. Safe Ends vtednesday Dec. 23. 1998 0WAR10 PRF -CS COUNCIL Did you know: The News Adver- tiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toron- to. Ont. M56 2M7, an independent organization that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. ^J'r�,y' �.K.�Jf'_ nyLvms ny_ ry^y' ^y^Y- ny may-. ^y,y. �yry^y^Y1 cp"�Jl X11 Wl ®�mT FEATURING t r 5 BOOK FOR MIKE MACDONALD ilfr T NEW YEARS 9'FC4rES EVE NOW' ala►AE s r i< DECEMBER s VOTED 'BEST COMEDY CLUB" - SUN. EYE, NOW & THE NEWS ADVERTISER - J ,,rBedroo LIKEN i FUTONSf ca cr Pillu / Q . Pillows 14 TSr' 1._ Pillows � 19�« \ Bean Chair Mite -Proof and rom '%'et -Proof - s599') n 9') _ Par S ds from S 299' J J � FREE BIDRA �. WITH ANY MATTRESS SET - will• : D • fll t � • C L u • • METRO O r 10th year cutting Kids Hair Tj e TOs 4 Pickering '41 lop (Mandarin Plaza) Usk— CWM&—ti Bak so&= a Tq arae Y woew a Cho c.a 1725 Kingston Rd. 905-428 3484 y _. � :a,"�. Toronto y-�•M '" WW t.•o,... t.•,e., o,' (Beaches) Mon. -Fri. Thurs.. sat sun. 1926 Queen St. E. 10.6 open late 10-8 9-5 11-5 416-691-9190 MEGA BOSS Model CV20028 • For average or mansion -size homes • • Supports up to 24 inlets • Pourer enough for 400' of tubing 139' of suction power 4t • 10 ( year warranty : s C STE" CLEANER Model 2450BT G t &powerful dodel 161 w v SALE ENDS DEC. 24M A Plus Vacuum & Home Systems 1848 Lherpool Rd R(atlooat Bank Plasal 905-837-5641 Ing trustee Ruth Ami Schedlich for her leadership as hoard chairman over the past two years. "The position of chair is not one to he taken lightly," she said, noting Mrs. Schedlich, a trustee for 10 years, served as ,:hairman during two of the "most difficult" years in education. Referring to the teachers' protest in the fall of 1997 and the strike this year. T1s. Drew said, "Ruth Ann met those challenge . and led us through them. "She took the posi- tion very seriously;" h1s. Drew added, not- ing her "dedicated and committed stvlc of leadership must parr,. on. • NPWS ApyERTISER FRt4AY EDITJ19", QECEMPEP 1B, 199*,PAgE; 14 A P, PANDA SALE _ _Warehouse Sale �„� Big Savings, Great Buys! huge .rings un cicc')rati�c tin, lillcd t�itfi Cookies & Candies plus Gift Items, Novelties, Gift Wrap, Boxed Chocolate, Gift Baskets!! 0 PIN Limited Quantities! BEANIE BABIE CLOTHES E'ECG!I`1 S F(s i )4 Y Located at: Hour's: 955 Brock Rd. South, Pickering Mon. to Wed. 10 am to 6 pm (1 Block South of Bayly) Thurs. to Fri. 10 am to 8 pm 905-8.37-9792 Sat. & Sun. 10 am - 5 Pm Due to special low prices ONLY CASH can be accepted. Safe Ends vtednesday Dec. 23. 1998 0WAR10 PRF -CS COUNCIL Did you know: The News Adver- tiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toron- to. Ont. M56 2M7, an independent organization that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. ^J'r�,y' �.K.�Jf'_ nyLvms ny_ ry^y' ^y^Y- ny may-. ^y,y. �yry^y^Y1 cp"�Jl X11 Wl ®�mT FEATURING t r 5 BOOK FOR MIKE MACDONALD ilfr T NEW YEARS 9'FC4rES EVE NOW' ala►AE s r i< DECEMBER s VOTED 'BEST COMEDY CLUB" - SUN. EYE, NOW & THE NEWS ADVERTISER - J ,,rBedroo LIKEN i FUTONSf ca cr Pillu / Q . Pillows 14 TSr' 1._ Pillows � 19�« \ Bean Chair Mite -Proof and rom '%'et -Proof - s599') n 9') _ Par S ds from S 299' J J � FREE BIDRA �. WITH ANY MATTRESS SET - will• : D • fll t � • C L u • • METRO I AIP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDMON, DECEMBER 18, 1998 t I l • Fewer R.I.D.E. breath tests but more drunk drivers More than 40 motorists charged with h g alcohol-related offences inthisi n campaign pg The number cif drinking od last vear 30 were drivers nabbed by police in charged. Durham Region in this A total of 22.7(1) vehi- year's R.I.D.E. program cles have so far been continues to rise. stopped at roadside spot - In the first three weeks checks set up around the of the holiday season cam- region, down from 24.475 paign, 41 motorists have last vear, while 358 breath been charged with having a tests have been adminis- blood-alcohol level higher tered• down from 426. than the legal limit, Police have also issued Durham Regional Police more 12 -hour licence sus - say. During the same peri- pensions to drivers who St. John students asked for contribution St. John Ambulance Durham Region is driving in a new direction. Each student who is tak- ing a First Aid and CPR course during this time pe- riod is asked to take a non- perishable food Item to class to help the less fortu- nate. Food donations will go to the Helping Hands Food Bank which serves more than 3(9) people each month. Food will he delivered the week of Dec. 21. For more information call St John Ambulance at 434-7849). NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the estate of Glades Allinson. Pen.Loncr. Deceased, All persons having claims as creditors against the estate of the aNvw mentioned, late of the Town of Pickering• in the Regional Municipality of Durham, who died at the said Town of Pickenng on Gmohcr 16. 1995, are required to file proof of the same undersigned on or hefore Fehruary 3, 1999. After that date the Puhli, Guardian and Trustee will Proceed to dlsinhute the estate. having regard only to the claim% of which she then shall have had notice. Amore 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 TRUS' ESTATE TRUSTEE 59' BAY STREET SUITE 80C TOPONTC ONTARIO M5G 2M6 have blown into the "warn" zone this year — 89 com- pared to 75. Spot-checks were car- ried out last week in Pick- ering, Port Perry, Ajax, Uxbridge, Sunderland, Bowrnanville and Oshawa. BILLBOARD DEC. 18 1998 FRIDAY, DEC. 18 ADDICTION: The Sercni- tN Group holds a 12 -Step Rccovery Nleeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. S17 Kingston Rd.. Picker- ing. This weekly group deals with addictions of all types• including co-depen- dency. Child care program available as required during the meeting. All welcome. Phone 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). SATURDAY. DEC. 19 CANCER: Tai Chi is of- fcrcd from 10 to I I a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre. 80 Colborne St. W.. Oshawa. Learn about the graceful series of move- ments that support relax- ation and stress reduction and improve strength and flexibility. Call 579-4833 to register. SUNDAY. DEC. 21) CANDLE: LIGHTING: Fellow ship in Christ Church, 1755 Plummer St., Pickering, holds a Candle - lighting Service at 7 p.m. Refreshments and fellow- ship to follow. 905-882- 1859 i Rcv. 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SIV - --_ — — NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 18, 1998 PAGE 15 MP You can hChristmas••elmakep me for families Abdul 400 local families will be Volunteers are also needed to Army's warehouse and to help The Family Services Centre is Call 427-7123 for more informa- turning to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation help sort items at the Salvation with Christmas kettles. at 44-74 Commercial Ave. in Ajax. tion. Army to put the merry into Christmas and your help is needed. The Salvation Army's annual Christmas Assistance Appeal needs do- nations of non-perishable food, toys and gifts. Each family seeking assis- tance receives a food hamper and gifts for each child. The distribution of hampers began on Wednesday, Dec. 16. The deadline to apply for assistance has passed, although Family Services Centre Director Tammi Ritson says no one will be turned away. Those apply- inZ.,, can do so between 8:30 a.m. and noon and from I p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday at the Family Ser- vices Centre. When applying. you must have a current rent receipt or lease. an income statement. and proof' of address and identification for all members of the household. TAMMf RITSON family Senw-es Centra director say's no one in need Will be turned mvav Donated ftxxl items can include dry pasta and sauce, powdered milk, canned fruit, vegetables, meat, stew, fish and pasta, jellies and dams, peanut butter, soup, baby formula and fixxl. macaroni dinners, fruit juices and rice. Food can be left at the Family Ser- vices Centre, at the Salvation Army warehouse at the corner of Monarch Avenue and Bayly Street in Ajax, or at the drop boxes at the Ajax Loblaws and at LOEB locations in both communi- ties. Each food hamper includes either a turkey or a voucher for one, donated by the Sutton Group Real Estate offices. Toys and gifts should be new and unwrapped. Gifts needed are toys for any age and gender. Mrs. Ritson notes gifts for teenagers and for boys are al- ways short. Gifts for older youths can be sports equipment, make-up, CDs or tapes, clothes, and gift certificates. Superior Quality Herbs • Vitamins - Minerals For people concerned about Weight Management - Arthritis - PMS - Fatigue - Depression - Low Sex Drive III CERTIFICATES AVAILABLI Jn I e spirit ofg�ving, we'd 1;ke to say... time. We'll pay you back for sho�>ping at Eaton's. 171 For every 8100 you spend on regrular. sale and clearance merchandise*, you'll reeerve $20 in Eaton's Pa% -back Certificates that you can use for up to 50% off your nett inirchase. And your Payback Certificates are valid until December 2.1. 1998 — just in time for you -know -what. It"s our way of savinti;... thanks. Eaton's Payback "Weekend - December 18th, 19th and 20th See store for more details. www.eatons.com JOY f PEACE LOVE JOY PEACE LOVE `PEACE ' Event ends December 20, 1998, certificates are valid until December 24, 1998, on in -stock merchandise. Payback Certificates are not valid for Cosmetics, Fragrances, Bath S Body, Gucci Products, Warehouse Stares, Clearance Centres, Eaton's Restaurants, Gift Certificates, Concessions 6 Services and Groceleria. List subject to change without notice. All values before taxes. Payback Certificates cannot be used toward Eaton Account payments and cannot be combined with any other coupon or Rewards Certificate. Payback Certificates cannot exceed 50% of your next Eaton's purchase. Only sales receipts from December 181h, 19th and 20th qualify for PayBack Certificates. Personal stropping only. r, A/P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 18,1998 7 f-Tf R;rt I P - -1 111,11 91 Age Ads 46. "Tuning Up" A Troublesome Toilet It often starts with a whistle or gurgle. up by simply replacing the fill valve. flapper. Sometimes. it's signaled bN a suddenIN -bigger tank/level handle and water -supply connector. water hill that reveals a silent but waste - ful leak. It requires just over an hour ol'ti ' and you'll me I I Usually, it's that sound that won't stop until you find these four replacement parts in almost any jiggle the handle. UltimatelN. it means it's time hardware store or home centre. to tackle that troublesome toilet. Manufacturers make it casv because all parts Toilet tank repairs are the most common are easily installed, cNen bNr first timers, and household plumbing project, but too many step -h% -step instructions are carefully geared homeowners settle for a quick fix when the} to assist the do-it-yourself customer. Before would benefit far more from a toilet -tune-up". you begin am toilet repair, he sure to shut oil' 1 81 A toilet tune-up is simply an casN overhaul of the water supply Ma lank*N vital components - and a great use of time when the tank is already empt% ["or even a By tuning up your toilet you can be sure to ,ingle-part repair. It's a step beyond a minor keep your tank problem -free for millions of, repair. but the reward is Nears and Nears of flushes - an important reward when Nou quiet, efficient flushes. consider that each member of a family flushes tion -professionals can perform a toilet tune- a toilet at least four times a day. $159— 1 -� ,✓ Panasonic. COR 115 4" awn CASSETTE MAKE A SOUND INVESTMENT �_259 Pa_C CO-DRX40 ROCKFORD FOSGATE HIGH POWER CD PUNCH 45.2 AMP 01R SUBWOOFERS JL AUDIO SOUND STREAM i Q_ UL WONDER AMP 1OW 1 AND 92 VA 11359 all 09 1211 UNIT#3 & #4 KINGSTON RD. MUD HEN'S PLAZA, PICKERING go5-837-1639 LIMMOTIME OFFER WHILE OUANTMES LAST IV ir 77- 1—� "LV Super Stocking Stuffer Gift Idea A camera is a great idea for a stocking stuffer or boarding. snow mobiling and skating where you might --open Me First" gift this holiday season. And not just not want to take your regular camera along. . any ca . mera, but a single -use camera. also known as 2. Allows you to shoo( a roll your regular camera ..one -time -use" or "disposable.- Thev are generally might not he able to (take underwater or panorama inexpensive and produce remarkable results. nev use pictures on vacation - great memories'), �(andard 35mm film and are available in a variety of 3. Great for the children to use (virtually iormals: with or without flash. waterproof', regular 4x6 indestructible and easy to use). ,ind panorama style. The new Advanced Photo System 4 Makes a great replacement if you've forgotten to 'Ingle -use camera is a great way to "test drive" this take your camera with �ou on vacation. "\Citing photographic format before you invest in new 5. 'Drop a single-use'Camera on every table at the big ,,quipment. family reunion. wedding reception. anniversary or Five Reasons Why You Might special holiday festivities and invite your guest to use lVant A Single -Use Camera: up the roll. The pictures v )u get back %kill keep you 1. Perfect for 'cXtrenic" pt,rts likc Aiing. sno%k smiling for %cars to come'- ( NE'lillis ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDrMN, DECEMBER . 18, 1998 PAGE 17 A/P J� r M':' Pick�rina Parkway OLHAUSEN waL!4r)l Von't Piy, High for 3 Months &No Tax $2095 (Model Sh,.�. T) includes taxes. delivery, inslallation C%NADIAN HOMF, LFisl1:R -2rt u kit Hwv 401 & BR(X-.k RD. (vxiT BR(x-K RD. N. FROM 401) LAW to ever 313, Dow hr' $= mosi 428-9767 HOU PP0 .Pickering GRIND 411111111111111 0111111111111111 Gala, 'Nift? 411111111111111 '111111111110 waft yaftft aloft Win A S1000 "Oliday Sh,,,. Ing Spree Deposit 5 - S100 Second Prizes this Part'c'Pat'n cor"Pleted entry f Sunday, D" 9 store bero Orrr) ent ecer"ber 20th re the d at Per Pers. C No Pu raw at any rchase 4-30 es will be - n - entre err, to neces" DOI/ars in the fo sar P -M., inclu - ' redee rrr) Of HPMYees are I Y One Slive, Mable 0 e & L _ neligible. De at any toward eisure Centre cernber 24th Partic'Patin Merchandi n the 1998, Store se, ta'. Stores Ent until 9:00 P.M Over 18 p and IDEA pL for H. L.. C. s are Must be're- 00 E .. also available Will be deerned L'ARS ha * inners co notified b as es i ve no cash Must be rrec One in the rul value and IVAIWE: VY answer a ykill teSt nd Will be es. Winners question. required t. AL)DFjESS. ..... ...... ..... I'll. ..... .. ... .............. P14DIVE: c , r b a ing WaftWaft MAN 411111111111111 .... ................................................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . waft 411111111111111 Waft o - &-Leisure Centre me IAX PICKERING 905-4427.A'A% U%X I I,#* N"ft Tmft C"he 71 I r 7. \ 1 1 1. .\ w � ♦ , 1 ! r � � • � 1 1 1 V \ ♦ t - . 1 1 -.IJ t:7 , • .., . ! AIP PAGE 18 NEWS AOKE anfiR FFAC AY EDITION, DECEMBER 18, 1998 i N Ent rtai N E W S A D V E R T I S E R nm nt DEC. 18, 1998 Weekend or the movies... Ryan, Hanks are now see1pless in cyberspace A*0W pla-ving at Pickering Town Cen- tre's Famous Players Cinemas: A Bug's Life: I-ifc's no pl:ni: for the inhab- itants of Ant Island. Each summer, a gang of - greedy grasshoppers descends on the colony to demand a hefty, por- tion of the ants' hard- earned har%est and wreak havoc on the peaceful community. Featured voices include Dave Foley, Kcs in Space%. Julia Lou1s- Drry,fus. David HWe- Pierce, Denis Leary, and Ph)vIlls Diller. E•:nemof the State: Jon %*oight. Will Smith. Gene Hackman. Work- ing for the National Se- curity, Agency. Thomas Brian Revnolds (Voight) uses the vast resources of his depan- ment to commit the per- fect crime. Robert Clayton Dean's (Smith) fast-track career and happy home life are de- stroyed after a chance encounter with an old friend leads to him being framed for mur- der by the intelligence official. To prove his in- nocence and reclaim his life. Dean must trust a man he has never met. Jack Frost: Michael Keaton. Keaton is an ambitious musician who meets an untimely death, only to return in the guise of that lovable snowman with the but- ton nose. Great Christ- mas fare with one of Hollywoods top draws. Prince of Egypt: Two brothers arc princes in the greatest empire on Earth. One day, one will rule Egypt. the other will hp, come one of the great- est heroes of all time. A lie made them brothers. Thr truth will separate them and destroy a dy- nasty through heritage. faith and destiny The Rugrats Movie: When b.ih} Dy Ian ,s burn he strug- gles to make a place f -or himself in the world of Tommy, Chuckle, Phil, Lil. and Angelica. When the gang derides Dylan's attention -get- ting antics are more Ulan they can handle, they forego their after- noon naps and jump into a fire -breathing, noise -making Reptar Wagon, determined to return him to the hospi- tal. Along the way, the babies get lint and end up in a vast f-orest. Star Trek: Insurrec- tion: Patrick Stewart. The latest instalment of the venerable sci-fi tele- vision classic which has made a successful tran- sition to the big screen. Enjoy lots of spectacu- lar effects while revisit- ing some of your favourite characters. The Waterboy: Adam Sandler. Bobby Boucher (Sandler) is a socially -inept mama's boy and football team waterbm picked on by the players. When new coach (Henry Winkler) encourages Bobby to stand up for himself, the waterboy unleashes plant -up rage and is transformed into a dcs'- astating tackler. You've Got Mail: Toni Hanks, Meg Ryan. Jo Fox (Hank,,) is the owner of Manhattan's largest book super - chain. Kathleen KClly (Ryan) runs a small children's N)oksiore. His company could put every' independent hook store out of business. Her store could tie one of- the casualties. The,. arc, naturally, enemies. In this electronic age of e-mail, the two meet anonymously on the In- ternet. The two Ki,ok- sellers sw)n disco%er they battle each other in C C the business world and at the same time unwit- tingly romance each other while sleepless in cyberspace. A'aw plaving at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemav: Babe: Pig in the City: Hard tinirs have fallen and Farmer Hoggett (lames Cromwell) stands to lose his farm to credi- tors. In order to raise money. Babe and some of the other animals travel to Ncw Bork City to rash in on the pig's sheep -herding ability. Many adventures lie in wall for the farmyard menagerie as they hit the big city. Psycho: Anne Ser Slit SHER Page 19 rmir,in I, Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Sun. 12 - 6 p.m. 905-426-6242 A 1413 Lea I U 4 ICKERING,149J ~famous �aTe featuring DECEMBER 18"' & 19th ONLY CINEMA 1 ENEMY OF THE STATE (AA) 1:10-4:10-9:30 STEP MOTHER (PG) SNEAK PREVIEW (2 for 1 Saturday Only) 7:10 CINEMA 2 JACK FROST (PG) 2:00-4:35-7:00-9:30 CINEMA 3 RUGRATS (FA) 12:30-2:40-5:00 WATERBOY (PG) 7:35-9:45 CINEMA 4 A BUG'S LIFE (PG) 12:15-2:35-5:05-7:20-9:40 MIGHTY JOE (PG) (Saturday Only) 7:20 MIGHTY JOE (PG) (Sunday Only) 2:35 (Mighty Joe Young will replace the scheduled A Bug's Life show automatically. 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MEET JOE KACK (AA) Ft 1111 I STLi KNON WHAT VOY M LASTS m Fn 72; til SR#t 1:4.4.1.71. til TAR 1,.4k 4:1.7:11 ✓ EAM: FI0 N TME CRT (F) Ft 71. .11 SIL -Wit 133 315.7* kil TMwa 1i.3i1;711 he FSMW (AA) Ft 7:15; RIO S4L4LLI21 1:6; 7:15; to IAR 1:3t to 7:15 LAST NENR (M) Ft &a;12 St -%I lit *a t# t2 TAR lit 42; k6 ✓ §LIZU TM (AN Ft lift t21 S4L4LL 1:M; 41t Eit t2 IbWL 1:114* til EVEN rKMX(M1MwSt7N4ftIJk43Rtl7ARl1R42 GREAT GIT REAS FROM (:MiEPLEx ODEON E at Night Out at the M4wi4x GIFT CERTIFIcATES I I a IAQiAri AvANNNIN in 86 mW 1114A493 sanaym t *oft $10 d11XUrAnallonN WW OOelegssm vrwe hom f4eighbourhood call & Btar ?fsa 9'�lstrq a4t rs]<�'o 155 Kingston Rd E. Just east of Harwood NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 18. 1998 PAGE 19 AIP Slasher •- 110LIDA Y/ IR,ST$50 w a Rl,,v . .,S 8 I 25 ALL OTHER MOVIES including t hOeendid!f� 11 IN,, I N ` IIIVEES & tiEV10RSWr to us S11 M75 ICI HI III( RFNI /,I 1'I.ASHE'R I rom page IN Heche. An updated re -make of the classic Hitchcock flick. You know, the shower scene, jhe Bates Motcl, Norman Bates, etc. Scream a little cream... Also phging: A Bug's life, Enentt of the State, Jack Frost. Prince of Egypt. The Rugrats Movie. Star Trek: /n- warrection, The Waterbov }i,u've Got Mail. Now playing at Mnviple.r 9, Pickering: Antz: -L-4195 (Woody Allen) is _just one in a billion worker ants, which also de- :cribo:s his (,ids of landing the beautiful Princess Bala Sharon Stone). Z-4195 en- lists the help of his boast friend Weaver, a soldier ant, to try and get to the princess. Celebrity: Woody Allen. Leonardo DiCaprio: This is the story of two neurotic New Yorkers — a magazine re- porter (Kenneth Branagh) and his school teacher ex- wife (Judy Davis) — and the people they encounter. He is a womanizer incapable of maintaining a monogamous relationship. She is high- strung and constantly intent on changing her life. The supporting cast features Melanie Griffith, Leonard(, DiCaprio, Joe Mantegna, Winona Ryder, Hank Azaria, hamke Janssen and Behe Neuwirth. 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 fur vanilla milk- shakes or the Cobra Attack Helicopter that chased him off the road, fOrcing him to run for his life. Henry's widow (O'Hara) wants to discover the identity of* his mistress (Drew Barrymore) and calls on her two sons, he- licopter pilots in the Army National Guard. One decides it would bo: hest to eliminate her for his mother's sake. The other would rather marry her. I Still Know What You Did Last Summer: Jennifer 1-0%c Hcwut. A scar 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. This time around, Julie is hack at college when a "new" friend wins a week- end trip fir ti>ur to an island. When the friends get to the island, they find out someone still knows what happened the previous year and begins to carry out revenge. Get into the swing A -New Swing Dance' program for anyone 18 years of age and older is being offered by the Pick- ering department of- culture and recreation. According to the depart- ment, there has been a tremendous demand within the community for such a program, and a profession- al swing dance instructor has been hired by the Town to implement one in Pick- ering. The New Swing Dance program will include swing, jive, and jitterbug — all synonymous with a type of dance movement that may he enjoyed to a wide ran,.:e of music from the big hand era to modern times. No previous dance training is required. The first 12 -week ses- sion starts Jan. 19 and runs Tuesdays from 7:15 to 9:15 p.m., at a cost of $86. A second 10 -week session starts April 27 and costs $72. To register or for more information call the depart- ment at 420-4621. LIRWIN TOY CENTRE NOW OPEN IN OUR PICKERING LOCATION 699 KINGSTON RD. WNITES RD./401 (905) 831-6360 t 1(1J� Jj�il Ujjjjj Meet Joe Black: Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins. This film remake has Death (Pitt) taking a holiday among the mortals on Earth. The prob- lem is that while he's on va- cation, no one can die. While on Earth. Death is a guest of William Parrish (Hopkins) and immediately I'alls for Parrish's daughter (Claire Forlan i ). 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, some- thing about Mary still be- witches Ted so he hires pri- vate eye Pat Healy (Dillon) to track her down. Also plaving: Babe: Cite. / Still Know I Did Lust Suntnter, The 'News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should be limited to 150 words and signed with a full first and last name OR two ini- tials and a last name. Letters must include a telephone number for confirmation purpos- es. Unsigned letters will not be printed. FAX mem: 683-7363 EMAIL them: 'ieuwsrcomA lurham.net MAIL them: 130 Ccmmercial Ave.. Ajax. Ont.. LIS 21-15 4 t IAM PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 18, 1998 Have a safe and Happy Holiday from your friends at the Alt %X/PIC'ICERING AWS A D V E R T I S E R To advertise in this weekly feature Call Andrea at 683-5110 The Waterfront At The Shores of Liverpool ,- 590 Liverpool Road South 420-2020 www m-m-t.com/waterfront The Best in Fine & Casual Dining Seafood • Steaks • Pasta E Live Entertainment Dec. Program This Thursday & Friday Featuring Dino Stako Saturday featuring Jim O'Grady l ,Christmas Parties from to -too IMP Some dates std availabler -New Years' Eve Celebrations 2 k�rely W. di designed festa n'n a�g amu, Eariyfrom SLrto 8. .m. P 5 9.1W m. i a.m.? Late 66.rn Dinner and dance Celebrate 1999 in style dinner and darxe upstairs In a Serenade overlooking the lake Fullcourse Prime Rib dinner and wine Champagne at Midnight, p favors Mildcc by DJ RiZk Mcg , Limited ailloWity - Reserve Eady 1400 Bayly St. Pickering (Beside the Pickering Go Station) (905) 837-2366 J ... :,Fine Indian Cuisine LiiCMW Miss LL -B.0 DINE IN - TAKEOUT DELIVERY & CATERING Gift Certificates Available P. ri i �•'COME CF1E8UM OUR y FIRST --WARD WINNING YEAR IN BUSINESS WITN D SCouNr % «d" d Emb 23W Mon. -Fri.: owet >m. X6.9! I W YEAR EVE BUFFET - SPECIAL $8.99 c P -m. -10 P.m. r. ,ate Mt. Everest Restaurant Finest Indian Cuisine f (905) 686-5553 Dine In - Take Out - Catering All You Can Eat Lunch -$6.99 Sunday Dinner Buffet- $8.99 FREE Dl1YNER I Buy 1 Dinner Entree At Regular Price do Receive A 2nd Entree of Equal or Lesser Value FREE. I I (Max. Value $10.00, Excludes Seafood Dishes and I t Alcoholic Beverages) I One Coupon Per Table With This Coupon Only. Expires Dec. 20/98 w Monday • Saturday 11 in 1000 pm Sunday 12:30?.JO pm u NEW LOCATION 611 Kingston Rd. W., Ajax IPari.m4 at Rrarl ` Join1 Us • A 1 1 MAG WYERS PUB For our first New Years Eve Party 1998-1999 (:all for dctails. M 1 1oWascch � owBand °peniv W. 4 Qn the Locb Plate>, Aiax 426-887 0 ol.r, v►c.-c,• ''I VIr .14♦ 1-1 A41,.-,,. 1,, j., ^.PI,l 'MEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 18, 1998 PAGE 21 P bportS&LEISURE N EW. -S ADVERTISER DEQ i8 1998 Oshawa Legion track club members at York indoor competition Area track'athletes at major meet Ajax and Pickering athletes made fast Local members of the Oshawa Legion tracks at a major indoor track and field Track and Field Club competed at the 10th meet recently. annual International Youth Meet of Cham - ft t 4,. ROA P1tTRc1.N/ROI.'Ve-xs.4dierriserpiu)tu rri The one that got ativay Ajar A.vemen goaltender Josh Koss Junior 'A'flockev League action at the stretches out, but (*an 't find the handle A.la.v Conrtnunity Centre ltieNdcn night. on this shot from the C'obourif C ilitigars The goal was the onh• goal of the game which eluded /titin near the end o)'" the in u /-0 Aja.t loss to the visiting first period in 01/A Ontario Provincial Cougars. Freepizza, popfor Panthers' fans PICKERING — The fans will receiNe a free piece ation Complex's Delaney Pickering Panthers are invit- of pizza and a soft drink. The rink %fondav, Dec. 21 from ing their fans to take part in Panthers are hosting the sec- 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. two upcoming events orga- and -place Kim stun Admission is free, but a nixed by the junior hockey Voyageurs at the Pickering donation of a non-perishable club this month. Recreation Complex. Game food item for the local food Tonight, Friday, Dec. 18, time is 7:30 p.m, hank would be appreciated. the Panthers are hosting Everyone's invited to Plenty of prizes will be- Panzerotto and Pizza Night. skate with the Pickering Pan- given away during the after - With each paid admission, thers at the Pickering Recre- noon event. SCOREBOARD DEC. 18. 1998 PICIIUMM SOCCER CLUB Indoor sower rests from Dec. 13 uNDER,sEVEN - wrE DIVISION Optimist Club 4 (Rwtrere Vftmer 3. Brittany ( Y� 2� L ° anlNblentinMrsile 1. Drew Grant 1) vs. Lone Star Cafe 5. VVayrre's VAXW 5 (Moise Oka 5, C.J. Hamilton 1) vs. Bob Johnson Chau I (Even KN§g)aafar- ick): tone Star Cala 8 (Mark SlerkV 3. Kate tiylalk- 2. Chdoopher Besster 1. Ryon Vital. son, Avery Vernon) vs Pidre ni;i Ski -Sports 2 (Tyle" Nastict, OwliM Gordon); P.C.CQA 3 (Mae Farr 2. Cameron Famop vs. Boyer Por, bac: 2 (Jell ey,lemialiM Mark Menrarg). UNDElFIt - AIOM DIWS M SPWN images 4 (a Arncd 2. S. popeoo)- ste wft 2) v5. Kinnmen 2 (J. Mansel. R Noe- StarCaie.'acanedaWlighs l (Myles (� e M Lore ilcholl) 1'% Pickering SbSpoAs 1 (Christopher 1(1en). UNDER 13 - MOSCAM DIVISION Factory Morass 1 (B Mowlorth) vs Solid imeW Q Boyer Pontiac 2 (Jordan Dody 2) vs casnway 1 (Karla Jenne) Pickering Sb -Sports 2 (Adam PftW, tetra Furst) vs. Lids 0. UNDER -115 - BANTAM DIVISION kOrniefT Gifted 2, Richards Thames, Chris Pommel, Maltew Sample) vs. Johnson Controls 1 (Ryan Mtrgal); Pickering Slo-Sits 1 (Theresa Carter) vs. KaWn 0; Binns Kitchens 5 (Jeffrey h aerow 3. Arhwte Auccin. Cody Purchase) vs. Beier Pontiac 0. pions at York University Dec. 4 to 6. In the first indoor track and field meet of the season. Ajax and Pickering athletes fared well, winning numerous medals. Amber Cushnie, competing in the tyke girls' division, captured first place in the 1,5(X) metres event in a time of 4:49.88. Cushnie also ran to a second -place finish In the 800 rnetres in a time of 2:56.82. Mario Koutroulakis finished third in the tyke boys' 1,500 metres in it time of 5:-15.13. He also placed third in the 8(X) me- tres in a time of 2:56.55. Amadeus Koutroulaki,, won both the atom hoes' 1,50) metres and the 10X) me- tres. He ran the 1.5(X) metres in 5. 10.1 1 and the 8(X) metres in a clocking of 2:39.61. Doug Loyal finished second in the 400 me- tres in a time of 1:07.65. The track o:luh's atom boys' medley relay team finished first in a time of 4:55 59 and the 4 -x -200 -metre relay team finished second in a time of 2:03.37. In the bantam girls' category. Shannon Bexxiram finished third in the 60 metres in a time of 8 27 seconds. She also came third in the 2(X) metes in a clocking of 20.,55. Takia Charles placed second in the 60 me- tres in a time of 8.09. Jennifer Evans fin- ished sixth in the 60 metres in a time of 8 53 and sixth in the 200 metres in 28..,.1. Danielle Visconti placed I Ith in the 60 me- tres in a time of 8.95 and lith in the 2(X) 6 metres in a clocking ()t'29. M. Elyse Camp - hell finished I3th in the 1,500 metre, in a time of, 5:57.79. The Oshawa Legion 'A' 4- x -2(X) -metre relax team finished first in a time of, 1:42.51 and the Lcgion's 'I3' squad placed second in the same event in 1:55.-12. The Oshawa Legions •A' medlev relay team finished first in a time ()t-4 22.;, while the 'B entry placed third in 4:417.58. :Michael Andrews placed third in the 60 metres in a time of k I +. Josh Martin was fifth in the 4(9) metre, in .I time of 1:04.06. The cluh's hantarn boys' 4 -x -200 -metre relay team placed first in a time of 1:514-4. while the medley relay team finished ,cc- ond in a time of 4:38.08. I.ewh Cushnic finished second in the mideet girls' 400 metre, ina time of 1:05.94 and third in the 60-rnctre hurdles in a time set 10.03. She also ran as part of the club', medlev relay learn whtch finished fourth to 5:0:.86 Paul Martin ran to fourth place in the midget hoes' 400 metres in a time of 59.56 Matt Sample placed eighth in the 1.5W me- tres in a time of 5:22.19. The I.eeiun's medley relax team for the age `_roup fin- ished tint in'a time ()1 '4: 19.5, while the 4- x -2(X) -metre relay team finished third in 1:45.2-1. In the junior men', catevon. Jason «iliums finished sck:ond in the 60 -metre hurdles in a time of 8 1 -1. IRWIN FAX Game results to ITOY CENTRE News Advertiser newsroom 683-7363 GRACE JORGENSEN* BUNGALOW -1.3 ACRES Vendor Transferred - Must Be Sold. 2,600 sq. ft. plus finished basement. 2 fireplaces, inground pool, gazebo, separate workshop. Just north of Claremont. Asking 5299,900 BWOOD VLLAGE - R OF AJAX 1s' TIME BUYER - $164,900 CLAREMONT BEAUTY village setting for this 4+1 bdrm. all brick Don't judge this from the picture, come and see Priced to sell - this 3 bdrm. older home has on a 314 acre lot Updated wdh NOW. the newer pine kikcteri, the kvrm. with trench peen renovated Owax haut maple kitchen with oak kitchen wlbuilt-in appliances, garage doors and woodstove, the full bsmt with new ado to covered porch, nm. firlaundry, hrdwd. ce to house. Fp. in living room. 2 100 AMP service and new gas furnace. floors throughout. new windows, wart up bs.". ises to fin. bsmt AFFORDABLE LOCATION- PRIK CLAREMOMP. Call Gran Joroeman• • 9=51s2 NOW OPEN IN OUR PICKERING LOCATION 699 KINGSTON RD41: WHITES RD./401 (90S) 831-6360 Fm B ing all your Mends and celebrate the New Year with us! * -11111 6oal dim", p" tavows t)�gmp�ue, tf)iift at midni9Mt, ocasuna 6tub .vete in 4.18i hits Iry�Al M 19M Cons. 8 (E. of Brock Rd, Pickering) LPickup service available trom Whitby. East -Metro, Markham. Stouttville. and Uxbridge) (MimmaIfee reserve in advance) Reservations (905) 649-2436 0 4 1\ 1. 1 4.,,,. t a . 1... 1.- 4♦ r. 1 1�• • V i 1 , L •., PAGE 22 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Deceember 18,'1998 AIP cwouolmme>Ity wan oowwTet a.vsevrn . v�seerero caoteaes. age, Auto in person to r26-5454. nonWest.Ostitawa at ellen CA. AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER erica. Lj&SSIIF?IIED 9U5- f1a1 was:>fe.. t. 1 Beyer. rivswt.. ! 1Ce n- ed bed table. Asking "t -owl . 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We take pride in creating innovative solutions to meet our customer's needs for high quality, performance and reliability, and currently seek highly skilled individuals to join our Ajax facility'. Inspector • Applicants are required to be able to read and understand mechanical engineering drawings and la}'outs. • Ability to use inspection measuring equipment/CMM • Computer knowledge specifically Microsoft Access an asset • University or college degree an asset • Preference will be given to applicants having 5 rears relevant experience Fitter • Will be assembling and disassembling aircraft landing gear components, shock struts, actuators and flight controls to supplied drawings and process instructions. Will also be identib,ing proper and improper fits, alignments and condition of components. • Must be able to read blueprints and hydraulic schemes which identify and explain the function of mechanical, electrical and h'Ndraulic components. Basic personal tool kit is also required • Airrraft Maintenance Engineer License necessary or five years related experience. Quality Engineer • Ability to reviex customer quality requirements • Issue quality plans • Review special process techniques • Review manufacturing plans establish kev characteristics • Review acceptance test reports • Provide quality. support on new programs • Participate in customer audits • Review corrective action - internal do supplier follow up and verification of corrective action efficiency • Provide quality engineering support for customers and suppliers • Bachelors degree or equivalent • Applicants must have S years aircraft related experience. If you seek new challenges and look forward to an excellent compensation package that matches your contributions, please forward your resume to: Messier - Dowty Inc., Human Resources, 574 Monarch Avenue, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2G8 Fax: (905) 683-2863 MESSIER-DOVVTY cwms TOE WA sit o or Career �i`a"011N' ' ' Gmw ortr4Yldp alaYbla in afU�" aaik, i9mlrwsa 111101111111 MMNmum five For ' a � �°f�; /Gomm ATfENTM STUDENTS Cab for lhe kildrA be 1 t. yeas We train. Simple 1905)263-1093 or AZ 72�=M lifer 9tolw, 3 gill. eliperferlce. ICC Medial, clean abetraa. Canada and U.S. CAN 9*671-1097. 1 (ilmdwr lletp CK mon' m AiNk. a (AZ�OM�]SgEN IMebd 10 nm IM - wen Carob ad eve U.S. ICC modicaL am Now M*- D 19720- 12 I It" F two 0rlwe t RlRe- quire a DZ linftp, Alio re- gtfie0 b wink in shop. bight widtif 596 VAN lWofllf SL E bMafeeff Its hums of 102jw 12 p.m. fmV. EST1ETICUIN wntm with CdI1Nn.aNew unninill . Rent or i rWl salon in Uxbridge. Please Cita 905-e52-9998 in Catalogues, T.V. Commer- dal, Magazines. and extra OZIOLuCWMM" call R 1 Gwmw m* CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon puttkabon as News Ad- vertiser Will not be w sporsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no Ii - ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads b limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy Is sub(cct to the appro- Val NNowafAdvertiwnwitillopmerit 11f WE ARE SHOPPING FOR FRESH FACES!!! Are you customer service oriented, enthusiastic, and eager to learn? Loeb has immediate openings at our Westney Road location: • If you are currently working as a Meat Cutter and would like some additional hours to supplement your income we have a part time Meat Cutter position available. A minimum of one year's experience is essential. • If you have at least one year deli expenence we have a full time Deh Clerk position available. If you are interested in applying please fax your resume by Monday, December 21, 1998 to Kim Gagaropoulos at 416-754-5742. Loeb is an eoual 000c rtunity emDlotner. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If 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 taxed directf�r 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. UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers three times a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Young St., Jonathan St., GOODWOOD Front St., Durham Rd. 21 SILOA Mill Run Gate CANNINGTON Hillside Crt. ,Albert St. Meadowlands Dr. Country Lane Laidlaw St. N. Ann St. N. VICTORIA CORNERS Acton Rd., Pilkey Rd., Wagner Rd., Whitney Rd. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 PART TIME DRIVER, Days, THE NEWS ADVERTISER is MECHANIC, full time or part Evenings. or weekends Must looking for adult carriers to time wanted Call 905.852- be 19 years of age or older deliver papers and flyers door 4584 or 905-852.2291. with own vehicle Please call to door Friday's only by 6 00 (905)427-2424 PM. Must have own vehicle. SELL AVON PARTNER'S Billiards is look. call 905-683-5117 PRODUCTSt Ing for a mature counteribar Person. Flexible hours, days/ nights/weekends. Must have a car. Experience and Snort Serve preferred. Apply, n writ- ing- 1916 Dundas St. E. Whit- by. Ont. LIN 21.6 TELEMARKETERS needed. Experience required. Full time/part time, hourly plus Donus Call 905 438-0OSB. SEAMSTREESES aro press- ers wanted. Fax resume to (9051725-1105 or appy n person 9 575 Thor". lid. N (Thomson 8 RossliwW) in U to cleaners Between Sam - Ilion. Mordloy-Friday SHORT ORDER Cook re- quired immedLatety in South Pkkennq cafeteria. Must have previous short order ex- Denence FIT 5 30 am -2 00 till D 00/hr Call Unona at 1151 ext 3531 Ba- uer Foods United THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas AJAX Radford Dr. Large Cres. Dakin Dr. Beech St. Elm St. Beatty ad. Nelson Ave. Lincoln St. Dingly Cry Mill St. Rother len Rd. S. Duffin St GeOorgina St Hiley Ave. Jacwin Dr. Carwin Cr. Clareyn Cr. Ethyn Crt Fearn Crs. PICKERING White Pine Cre. Valley Ridge Cres. Thicket Cres. SeCOrd St =t SandhurstyCms. Sheppard Ave. mellInan St. BBa�g�iOiwnnss,.SL JYYYM111ee Cry. �eenmount GrSL 925 Bayly St SCAfl80FXXndtn Ck" N Dr. cNsrdew Dr. latllsietl Rd. On Am*or Tr Deashao C+t. ' Klrlt n Dr. Calldart:foao Gra. Roso NolaadN or. Raise Park dee. NalrbtlNlo Aro. >Dr. FOR FURTHER MIFORYATION 105.683.6117 THE MEWS ADVERTISER is looking for Kids to deliver pa- pers and flyers door to door four times a week by 600 PM in their neighborhoods. call 905-683-5117 1 oftc. FI FULL TIME position available for an experienced Boolunp- er. Must be wiling to work in a fast paced computer orient- ed environment. Deliver or send resume to: Newton Property Management. 124 Wilson Road. South. GOwm. 011601 or tax to: 579-5621. PART TIME OFFICE AS=- TANT. Manufacturing ofkcc in Oshawa requires pan time assistant. Duties will include reception. "ng, data entry and Computerized accounts payaele. Minimum 3 yeas Practical experience n ac- count payable W Dooldu epkp and reception Must be com- cuter literate, detad onermed and mum task drWVW. Pap ;mrolvements with ISO 9000 cendi alm an asset Must be available to work full days. Tuesdays and Thursdays. aro oe avadade as rowred. Po- s,ticn to start January 19. 999to: Fee 1214 Ma DshaWeek, Po Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario UH 7L5, THE Mutual Gray. a Waidup provider at Ixurlcw services in Canada, lull an exgedaq opportwrty n aw Whitby braxh oAce for a pan -lime Marugeniem Team Assistant. Pan -time n 20 lours a week. As ,he sucaulul candidate on this challenging rok. you wd • provide secrennal aro ad- muus,rm" support to mem- bers of the management Nam • provide support lir de agent recruiting function • manage tacikty, equipment and nex- pense a Ir issms for bra" Ideal ndidates Med need to have the atxkty to Muth -ask, Wool a proem bad is= in Me area of organizational. sell -management aro com- munication sleds carddates will also Mid excellent PC skills An orientation to serv- ice and team playing is es- taxaul This position otters a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits pro- gram. Please forward your re- sume with a hid liner oubm- kg how the position his ego your career goals and your txnipcf cation upecutions. n caddence. by December 30, 1998 to The Mutual Group FAX (905)668-2141 $EARN EXTRA CASH$ CALL FOR INFORMATION JENNA 426-6026 LARGE Volume dealer re- quires Sales Person for auto or murine sales, experienced or will train. Call 905-983- 1016 after bpm. 10 SkilMd AUTOMOTIVE DEWLEN for fast moving auto body stop. Able to recpve parts. lig them JO sero parts back for cred 1. Fax resume to 427-9252. FRAMING CREW. Minimum 5 years experience Own toots a transportation a must. Wortkq in the Dunnet area. Top wages Cad 426-2223. Leave a message. local plastic manufact ,ices a OueGly, Teclmi 7erfonn the folbwing du 19000 Auditmqq Labra Ing; Develop Product SI Bans. The sucoushd ( as will be: ambitious: c of literate: and posy ng innrpwsonal skills. Pbase rept b Fit /777, 481, OMalve, ON. LIM 715 .CLASS AZ INSTRUCTOR re gturcd immed Ajax area O.S.L. Certs required. Must have clean abstract. Attre Brent a fax! 965.897.2413 Please supply references. SKILLED OR semi skilled drywall:ers and steel framers required. Must Inve good working habits, own transpor- fatfon and tools. Paid rod tion Call (905)434.5782 or (905)723-7403 WELDERS. Estatinsled metal fabricator in Ajax urgertly, re- quires Flux Core Welders. e�e valid III reegWred Good wges26b M . Fax rewme Road and Shop Minimum 5 yrs. exp. LPG, gas, diesel, electric an asset Own tools required Serving Durham and surrounding area. Fax resume: 905-427-8764 MILLWRIGHT Must hold an Ontario Millwright License and be able to work with manufacturing professionals to grow and maintain our advanced manufac- turing facility. With 3 - 5 years of experience in a manufacturing environment, candidates will play an integral role in the installation, debugging and ongoing continuous improvement of our Ajax operation. Excellent communication & problem - solving skills are essential. Must be willing to work on a rotating continental shift. Interested individuals are invited to send their resume in confidence to: Human Resources Department GRACE CANADA, INC. 294 Clements Road West Ajax, On. Ll S 3C6 Only triose applicants selected for an interview will be confxted. 1 Sf led HNVAgmh IM Sales N�IAWft 1 Sake NWAgeres A/P THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, December 18, 1998 PAGE 23 1 W Medlesl Ankles tar_ Do" 1 Sob ® M Sas 1 T Treses • TreesIm C- no chrior" Ines Thee DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/EX- PERIENCED. We are seeking a mature, motivated and dy- namic individual experienced with dental computer software and with solid accounting Skills. Duties to include credit and collections. monthhy blu- ing. receptionist, and account Ing functions. Interested Can- didates contact: Box 275. EXPERIENCED Dental Recep- tionist required Friday after- noons In Pickering. Please call (9()5)&39_M1. REGISTERED Physiotherapist required at Columba Rehabil- itation Centre -Whitby. Expen- ence in private clinic set-up referred. Please Contact Sa- Pma Nanrau, Clink Director at (905)668-0414 or lax (905)668-3827. • 1 Wanted nt CHILD CARE PROVIDER RE- QUIRED in our home, experi- enced. non-smoker. Own transportation. References re- quired .905-509.3453. NANNYMOUSEKEEPER re- quired. for 3 small children, Pickering Village area. Fiexi- ble hours. live in or out. Tele- phone after 6 p.m. (905) 427- 3760 . Dsycsre Avifilablif PICKERING Beach / Rollo: Loving daycare: 18 Months to 12 years Daily outings (feinted backyard arta park). rafts, story erne, music, nu- tritious mels 6 snacks. First Aid. C.PR. certified. Non- smoking. receipts. 905-428- 1244 Horn 10 Can CARE GIVER needed for el- derry woman on week days. in town of Uxbridge LpM care M"fed Cag (985)-852.9684 FTIA Fanwood KOZT NEAT FIREWOOD, ex- cellent very best quality hud- wood, guaranteed extra long time fumy seasoned. cut & sort, fir, I m a'Sueniap, tree delivery. 905-753-2246. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST -top quality seasoned hardwood Serving P1Ck9nr& W Whp- Dam Oshawa URNAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 APPLEw00D. Bum the best! Wear old$210 tush cord. lace cord. 16- CW and spit oetiverN 1-(905)987- 4563. 1-aOD-554-0088 SEASONED 2 YEARS. $65, FACE CORD. 905-706-7047 DEUVERED NONA LWAKN, est.1961. 4*xWx1Z' - S64. 4'r8'x16' - $69 Discount on full Mush Cord Free Delivery Dom area Buy Local & San Big Savings Days 705-277.3381, U free from Oshawa: em - kw 905-434-6665. corw 1 B'rgsi" 2 COMFORTERS S60. SW. Small diamond rings SW. $ Opal Ring $100. 509- 0544 BROWN dresser with mirror $50. Sots with hThatlhciwp Chas $150.831-6179. swum OVER SIZE mat- tress $90. Storm door 34x80. SM. 427-5781. WHOLESALE CANADIAN Socks,; fflaftPMS1�2-f$f17. $9.99 and man! (905)420- 5951. for Still KM'S APPLIANCES ParW Salc&$trvta. Side -0y scam Ic"ata, valved $1200 oNy S499. Apt. -On wifisher/dryer, newlike $W. Dehon hosl- neew f SM ��n20 li - $149, 24- frost dee 9 while stow. must yen, 24' stows. white $I% yeN- wh froa-hoop fy rylin Site" te0 225��1ryry9��pp9,,. ers 42 SLS. (905)728 lir Ram yaw (new blain etc.) 5650. moor stud sn; doors. wI rim- etc. Holy do. Valor, no beams, Tekumsf motor (5 hp), large lighted display sing. Gas ridge (for Cottage or hoose). It. Cam 905 -728.4229. 11 PC. Dien Anne. cherry. build Cost $13,000, =antes Sww. 415720 - Stiff. SOLID dark wood bed- room suite: includes 4 -post bed, 2 side tables & large dresser with mirror. m!rd con- dition. asking $1800. Cal 905- 428-6904. LEATHER JACKETS, up to 11 2 price, leather purses from 59.99, luggage from 519.99, leather wallets from $6.99. Everything Must Go! Family Leather. 5 Points Malt Osha- wa, 905-728-9830. A VARIETY of house brick. angel stone & natural stone for sale. Good for chimney re- pairs, fireplaces & rec rooms. Call 905-728-0313. Al CONDITION, Gas and oil Furnaces -hot water heaters. blowers. and motors. One as new zero clearance, wood - burning fireplace complete asking $600. or B.O. Install bon extra, call Joe after 6 00 Pill 905-432-1929 AIR -TIGHT WOODSTOVE o- pacify 1000 sq. Itcomplete with blower $175.00 Please Call (905)-852-4583 ANTIQUES a COLLECTABLES CHRISTMAS SALE" 30-50% OFF all art, china, Royal Ooultons & furniture 310 Bloor St. W Oshawa (Bloor/ Park) (905)-433-8115. ATTENTION SKIERS, Fischer SC4 graphite downhill skis. Nordica women's size 7. siu boots. Marker bindings, ski Poles included. $199 Perfect Condition. Also Child's sirs in- cluded call90SA27-1822 AWARD WINNING Axiom speakers. 10' powered sub, bOOkshen from speakers. Sorry component rade and speaker stands. All in a Rose- wood finish. Must be seen and heard 6 months oil Over $1.000 new $650 firm. (905) 697-9179 BED, tilack wrought iron ca- nopy. queen orthopedic mat- tress/trame. Never Opened $1200 Sacrifice $490 415 - BEDDING - Blue florai duvet cover (Queen) Matching pl- ow shams &tied slurt Sneer SO (Double) New (905) 427- 13n. snp KAM Cut the middle man Installer has Custom made window Coverings Venccal, Venetian. Shutters Free esti- mates. (416)2 I -O 7 w n or 905 a 1-866-369- BRAND NEIN custom made 3 =ctional sofa. olive, OCaYOt Must s� iZ.ust 0paid (905)428.2559. CARPET BROKER, 100x. Nylon Duck. push. Stan re- SmUnt carpet. For 3 rooms, only SM9 00 Pna Includes 30 Sq. yds carpet, doluxe pad and nstallabon in your name. Fra quotation . in your Mme No manSt, no payment for one full year. Darnel. 1-1100- 217-0104 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets. 100% nylon stain re- lease. Carpet 3 rooms $339. (30 sq. yd.) trhckides: carpet. premium pad and i stalu- ton. Free estimates. carpet repairs. Serving Dudam and t4noudi g area. Sam 905 68&1772. CARPET AND VOYI CHRISTMAS SALE' Carpet thrse rooms. 30 square yards. from $329 I stalled. t will dis- count your best code by 110%. Customer satisfaction guar- antied. Cal Mike for your free estimate, 905-431-4040 or 416-622-11226. your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can• not be responsi- ble for more than one inser- tion in the event of an error. C0IMM SPECIAL. ipet- PaWom moll media Com - oft Sys". CO, monow, 5499. Also, IN Peutkwn lap lop. 5744. We low 0*9 111111- graft Pgrades and meow mpafre. 905.855.3661. FWARACE wood khat Prkl- ass Model "cWwt condi- Von. 5250.00 Cal 64D-3347 FRNIGE, sow, wvstwr, dry- er. Toshiba platocoplec Apt. size waster A dryer. Huger greencouch. Bade tabW4 Chairs. green abW4 dhotis. 486 Computer. White bedroom 50, Coffee end table. back wail unit. 9115-721-8009. FRbGNMM FRIDGE. and STmolal trunk am (905} 640 3676 FULL SIZE Fridge & Stove for sale, excellent condition d working order, $650 for set, Full-size washer d dryer, well- maimained, $450 for set. 905- 436.6018. FUTONS, MATTRESSES, Bean Bags Solas, Bedroom Suites, Baby Furniture. We stock Brand Names like Sim- mons. Palliser, Trigdld & Hammer, -the Best Duality at the Lowest Price in Durham. Futons are always in stock Ready to wrap up for Christ- mas. LUIGI'S Furniture. 488 King Si- W Oshawa (905)- 436-0860.(Across from Sears at The Oshawa Centre) GO TO SLEEP, WAKE UP THINNER! (30 to 90 days) no diet, no exercise, all natural. lasting results. Cost $78 - Re- tail $98 Distributors wanted call (905)666-1027, GUN SHOW SUN. DEC. 20 8 a.m.-noon PICKERING CIVIC COMPLEX VALLEY FARM RD. WEST OF BROCK RD. JUST SOUTH OF HWY 2. 905-689-8181 JEWELRY - AssoneC :ar:ey of fold and silver, reasoraby Priced . Call 985-0616 KING BED x-fta orthopedic. puovnop set & frame, silo in Plastic. cost $1700 Sal $675. 416-255-0265 LAKERIOGE FARM FIRE- WOOD the best quality wood. Seasoned cut and delivered. Discount for ppi�ckup Serving Pickering. Mn, Whitby, OshawaCourtin Call CourCall a - him 905-427-8250 or 905- 706.2829 MARANTZ Stereo ST 300. PM 30C SO 1000, $450 Also Other Components. Call Mike 839-5935 MOVING SALE - 51c.oak bed- room suite armoire. dresser, m rror. 2 ngnt Wlesnbed. ex - agent condition. tear nest. f041bvesraUdharlottoman. antique dresser. coffee -tables. AN reasonable. 434-1648 MUST GO IMMEDIATELY, MOVING MID JANUARY brand new puss dksng weir dears and sofa sin. Used lumen lable/cais. oltke fur- ruture, and more Peas re- gotabie (905)509-5482 OFFICE DESKS for sale $25 W 190 Fad Pres., fury Waded $3200 or best offer. Call 905-665-9928 after 6 pin. ORGAN for sale Lowrey Gerue 96 Doable keyboard. foot -pedals with bench pus books Excellent condition. New $4000 asking $1000 or best offer. Call 723-1983 SNP PERFECT THE CARVES of the Female Form' (no surgery) N natwal formulation, enhance. shape. tone. upon. Cost $41. Retad $60. Distributors want- ed. al. (905)666-1027. MNOSIGRMNIFATHER CLOCKS -Sale on all used pa- ras & floor models. Hoge Se- lecom of new and used pia- nos. New digital ponos from 5895 and up. Rem to own. 100% of all renal payments apply. Also a Huge selection of grandfather docks from 5995 and up. Cal TELEP PIA- NO 433-1491. HEAVY DUTY PLASM SM ided. 7am d1 M each R PLAYER PIANO, village. Phone Bos) 721-0601 (morn, rings wedhalds). POOL TABLE 4x8, CW" style 1 Mich slate, new 111E great shape, am accessories $1200. 3 -DOOR see-by-slde k1gBs roadgeruot almond, great con icon. $450- v4do J dryerwork grail, $250. Cal A 6558189 or 985.3820. OIIALJTY CANADIAN VITA - Bell Herbs. etc. SL Jam's wail. Echinaosa, GIItCoSamiN sllmate, vlannwe C A E Card M. Oily MON. Comm" to what IS said, not in vwft 6 herbs am created equal. QuaNded people aro avaiable to aa$W your questions. Also available: Nutritional Colaaeln0, eM Can IN , He- llexobgy, Shlatsv therapy, Accupwpure and accuppres- sun. All by professionals. available to book appoin- nNnps. NWNioroNyi yours. 75 Brock SL VW. Wbidge. 852- 9510 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES, new and reconditioned, full warranty. Paddy's Market. 905-263-8369 or 1.800.798- 5502. SNOOKER AN POOL table, 4 x 8, Ochadsen, 3 years ofd. $2.800 new. Asking Sf.$GO or hest offer. (905) 725-6059 PINEIOAK FURNITURE..En- terammem units, home office, dining room, kitchen, bed- room and custom designs, our craftsmen have been hand building the highest quality solid pine and oak furniture for the home since 1974 Drop in and see our State of the M woodworking facility and let us slow you how fine furniture is made 'There is No Substi- tute for Ouallty- Traditional WOodworkinorth Port Road off p lReaSchNAll Pon Perry, (905) 985.8774 www tradtt onalwoodworking on a UNUSUAL STOCKING stutt- ers. Christmas gift idea's Educational IOM hard crafted nems. Thomas the Train. ^oke your own kits Volcano Leads, clay, gummies. etc Lots more. You won't find 'hese items at the arge de. ;artment stores or malts Toy Trekkers. 75 Brock SI West .xbrdge 852-3888 (With the Iferb and Vitamin Store, Nutri- "'Xialy Yours) USED FRIDGES $195 and up. used ranges $125 and up. used dryers $125 and up, used washers $199 and up. ^ew and used coin operated ushers and dryers at low .ICes. New brand name dges 3480 and up new sen :leaning range 3535 Wide selection of other new and used Appliances. Call us to- day. Stephenson's pes 154 Bruce St Omawa(905) 576-7448 - GARAGE door repairs. broken springs cables. rollers. open- ers instaeled Tuneups. $4995 416-336-0073 1 Articles W_~ All TIQUES?Absolulehyl AO• vice- always valuableusually fres! N -1 -ft outright. es- Ults Wtome antique oft. (no (no Wmt 10 Well caw srdered). Collection of any sort. quanoun or single an - soon ihtrta. Special mast in Moorcr0n POW. y 17 try to re- spond to a. quarts. Robot Bowen Antiques- Brookhn. Ontario(905)655-8049, tax (905)655-5501 CASA ON DEALS. We Buy. Seg. & more, Pay top dollar for lop dentin Nome aud!ol AMC. air audlo. tools, CD's. moves. games, IDL. *&- Monds. furniture. appances. (905)433-1785 905.571-2274 (905)666-0004 (prefer all Items in Working order) WANTED - apt sue para. in 9000 conomon. Cal 725.6707. WANTED - eteetnc aConatic guitar. prefer track used, but in good condbn Also aartrrppMh-- tker anNor case. Cal 905.9BS- 3183 WANTED- Compiler 486. 8 mb ram 1MWrg to pay 3350 000 rad 436-7285 srp WANTED- Student needs any unwanted -poll nas/tw- ntwe but in good cOnOitm, Preferaby, dinoe set. I v. wall lead. Couches e4C Please al 576-2063. SNP WANTED: Big Screen TV. rel- alivey new. Good Condition. new calf (905)907.2050. Harvest -Your -Own Spruce and Pine from over 140 acres of Top -(Quality trees • Horse drawn wagon • Tractor Rides • 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 Enjoy An Ofd-}"aAioned chnc tmas at TAYLOR TREE FARMS "from our house to vours" Bring seasons Greetings to all. Instead of Christmas cards, advertise a personal "Seasons Greetings" in our newspaper for all to see. Cost $5000 + GST = $53.50 Call classified for details 576-9335 or 683-0707 Publication Date: Sun. Dec. 20111 Deadline Wed. Dec. 161t1 rA 1 Article, TVarhlsd 1 Ankles Wuhsd Looking for Used Bundling Machines or Strapping Machines. Call Kirk or Sav Oshawa Whitby Clarington This Week 579-4407 L • CMitlsss t . CINWRks CHRISTMAS WOODWORKING SALE SOLID WOOD Benches, bookcases, clocks, enc. ORDER NOW Saturday and Sunday 9aJm -ops. S11 Harland Cres„ Ajax 11909tu 665 ryIOS 1 Lost a • 1 FKVW at Gknarm and Lin- MNNEGM, Himalayan. kN- erpoci. Jack Russel Twirler. tens. blue ryes. affeLtfoate. A white with 1 blown eu. raised with Atha Pas and Please al $37-1580. dogs, 10 weeks old. $250. a1 Pet �� 905.983-5371. • 1 E. Dowdke NORM COLLIE puppits Pups, GOLDEN RETRIEVER avaiaw now. Parents on ppuurrfibred Champion fins, premises. Imsho and Brouw erstock. available In f nenc � 5)9* -1030.a Port Parry. 905.985-0789. tion included. (9115)986 1030. . 1 Ara i Craft . 1 Arts A Cre tr GREAT GUTS AT GREAT PRICES is,000 sly. Ft. LkIll imatiow 70'X• - "% OFF Quality Christmas Cards - Less Than Wholesale Franklin Mint Collection Drtnt►esht scare Jewel commeme of roveslam Deft Decorations, Ceramics, Crafts, Tele- scopes, Books, Dollar Store anct much much more. Every Saturday and Sunday ilSLe DtB+raN ea. F Z 20ft son of Tl kkinsst at Garrard RdL Whhby NISHON RM Puppies for sale, CKC MOMMed, first Shelf, micro chipped, (use in time for Chrfstrmee. Very lov- able. Call (905)725-0676 JUST AN TM for Christmas! POdMWPOL 5 Maas, 4 fe- males. $1 M Cshots. Ds - A required. Ready to Dee 15th. Cal (905)432-7688 ask for Jif at Tamil. •1 TWO 8 week old Chinese Pugs for sate. Back Irak. fawn M Mle, al first shots. Maim and aper an premis- es. SM firm. Cal (905)438 -- Ill DARN FOR RENT- 12 Stall Darn with 500 indoor arae. M sive. Please call Rob 519- N5 -w70. cbsmpfassblp, Sired' A6Praab(,r�e-)) TDadLshxxds: Pomeranian, Makese, Sdmaim, Golder! Fbbw4ws, Blade and Yellow LaOsP, Shite blu KSWii 1 1 Aihotw Sob mablles CREDIT PROREM - on the spot **Ming. ps Dow�rnpay mahem t to 52.000 OAC. starting a1 $199ImomR Vehi- cles from 1985-1996. 905- 837-5664.(Su ndayr's by ape.) CREDIT PROOLEMS7 On the spotfknarrcinp Gown pay maps from $ 750. 0 A.C. GCs trucks. vans. 1981 to 1994 Alandy Auto SaksS Sftd SOuth,LOOshawaa.. Phone 905.720.3382. 1962 IRMA 2 door, MTP. 283 engine. Soall uth Carobna Ing $7500 -705 328-2Ask- -32, 12 (snp) 1970 OLDS Chdass Satin, 4 - door, low miles, p/s, p1b, nabs well, as is $800 OBD. Cam 905-136-8914. UIS GLDSMONIIE M, Wad- ed, newrubber, as is. one owner $1.650. or best offer. 686-1624 IS" Mercury Grand Marque :cony park rehage 6 pas- sarger cation wagon What wall brown Whom. 5 Win V8. 4 -Speed automatic. loaded SM wed-marntame. 33795 Call 905-728-4983 1988 PONTIAC SUNBIRD SE. 2 dr coupe. 4 W auto Pypbr wiltamL1m cats, factory son - root Pads-a*W tights Cers- ged $1995. 1316102 Ont nc 905-426-9927 Pickering 19111 SUMIRD SE. 4 Cyr au- tonutic 14' OGO kit arc. 2 dr. n4eaway Ito", 2 -tone pant. dean. caram r 4m cas- sette $3.600 Toopriore (905) 404-9187 1918 VOL" excellent cons - tion :nsde & out P s . p b.. P w heaw Sgin. $7600 Cer- Idea. Extra set d 15' nos n- duded Cau (905)721-2944. atter 6p m WWW. CARCHOICECOM 111!1 DODGE Ram snort -box, fully loaded, excellent Condi- tion. 8 -cylinder. 106K. cerb- tied. asking $7.995 1990 DODGE Oaxoa. 6 -cylinder, 1569, certified. $4.995 1992 CHEV Cavalier automatic, air. 4 -cylinder. 151K, cerlowd. good condition, asking 54.200. 1991 CNEV Lumina MPV. tuoy loaded. excellent condition. 174K, ceMied. only 56.400. Pickenrg Rust Cherie 831- 2551, 199, MAZDA 323, 54.195.. 89 Voyager. 53.150., 67 Nissan Kira Cab. $3.995. Vehicles in mud conftW. Catlett Free 6 month warranty. 905483- 7301. of (905) 428-1879.. alter Tom. It" low= TOM auto. Eair. 217.000 kl., hwy driven, nus good Rrxaty cbww. g $1.800. CaN 571-2339 everwgs. Ask for Steve. 1991 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2 door hatchback Automatic, air. tilt gaukhp, now" Condition, cefW" $4.000. Cal 728.7349. 1991 SE SUNBIRO, 8 Ly1, WW blob: 1966 PONTie 6000, rogo. able. Cal Crystal or Bob 434-74M 111!1 PLYMOUTH Cee GL, aromatic, 64.000km& Asking $6900. Cal (905)579-2850. 111114 PONTIAC Sw*rd, 2 - door, air-andWo**. wlWe. 78,000km, 56500 nsrtllled. Phone 905-720-6408 after Spm. BEAUTIFUL. 1994 Lincoln Town Car. White, with white leaner Interior. Sunroof. total luxury orf. AN options, great shape. Caw" 515,000. Call Kirk or !tope at 666.0570 or 261-4397. Whitchurch/StouffvWe Food Bank and receive 905-640-1325 a FREE beverage. W%%W christmastrrrs or, ra/ t,y1cirtredarm..htnn1 iix�(3Asi� f7x•i�i 3fb+•ai:i ii7+•j�:l3iA.i�I.+ 3�t�1. ' f�-� >1.77t-ItC � sG+-aha i �^�>�•�.a ika5•S�i. for 5 ale A Real Family Christmas ,Starts with a real tree ' � 1936 DODGEzeiiarl A a '111PI A to 8' air Asxxg 900 Please ad ;905,987 - There's no bettor place to hunt for one 4 =�00 than right hero...T ,,,, CAVALIER Z21 1m- -acoiate condition. only For advertising rates S info. contact: � .4.000 xm /6. p. pw sun- got non-smoker This car Ajax Pickering flews Advertiser '42 been Pampered 54200 683.0707 ' �S :mimed 619 -Boaz Isnpl 111{4 CHRYSLER IaWona -rnlo ( ( 1 CS. red 204 D001rms . Christy= . Christrrreiw• Chrletrhw lower Memo. tower brakes. air. to With bra New dutch & rad Good shape as is best • Christmas aner call 90-5619-1298 "from our house to vours" Bring seasons Greetings to all. Instead of Christmas cards, advertise a personal "Seasons Greetings" in our newspaper for all to see. Cost $5000 + GST = $53.50 Call classified for details 576-9335 or 683-0707 Publication Date: Sun. Dec. 20111 Deadline Wed. Dec. 161t1 rA 1 Article, TVarhlsd 1 Ankles Wuhsd Looking for Used Bundling Machines or Strapping Machines. Call Kirk or Sav Oshawa Whitby Clarington This Week 579-4407 L • CMitlsss t . CINWRks CHRISTMAS WOODWORKING SALE SOLID WOOD Benches, bookcases, clocks, enc. ORDER NOW Saturday and Sunday 9aJm -ops. S11 Harland Cres„ Ajax 11909tu 665 ryIOS 1 Lost a • 1 FKVW at Gknarm and Lin- MNNEGM, Himalayan. kN- erpoci. Jack Russel Twirler. tens. blue ryes. affeLtfoate. A white with 1 blown eu. raised with Atha Pas and Please al $37-1580. dogs, 10 weeks old. $250. a1 Pet �� 905.983-5371. • 1 E. Dowdke NORM COLLIE puppits Pups, GOLDEN RETRIEVER avaiaw now. Parents on ppuurrfibred Champion fins, premises. Imsho and Brouw erstock. available In f nenc � 5)9* -1030.a Port Parry. 905.985-0789. tion included. (9115)986 1030. . 1 Ara i Craft . 1 Arts A Cre tr GREAT GUTS AT GREAT PRICES is,000 sly. Ft. LkIll imatiow 70'X• - "% OFF Quality Christmas Cards - Less Than Wholesale Franklin Mint Collection Drtnt►esht scare Jewel commeme of roveslam Deft Decorations, Ceramics, Crafts, Tele- scopes, Books, Dollar Store anct much much more. Every Saturday and Sunday ilSLe DtB+raN ea. F Z 20ft son of Tl kkinsst at Garrard RdL Whhby NISHON RM Puppies for sale, CKC MOMMed, first Shelf, micro chipped, (use in time for Chrfstrmee. Very lov- able. Call (905)725-0676 JUST AN TM for Christmas! POdMWPOL 5 Maas, 4 fe- males. $1 M Cshots. Ds - A required. Ready to Dee 15th. Cal (905)432-7688 ask for Jif at Tamil. •1 TWO 8 week old Chinese Pugs for sate. Back Irak. fawn M Mle, al first shots. Maim and aper an premis- es. SM firm. Cal (905)438 -- Ill DARN FOR RENT- 12 Stall Darn with 500 indoor arae. M sive. Please call Rob 519- N5 -w70. cbsmpfassblp, Sired' A6Praab(,r�e-)) TDadLshxxds: Pomeranian, Makese, Sdmaim, Golder! Fbbw4ws, Blade and Yellow LaOsP, Shite blu KSWii 1 1 Aihotw Sob mablles CREDIT PROREM - on the spot **Ming. ps Dow�rnpay mahem t to 52.000 OAC. starting a1 $199ImomR Vehi- cles from 1985-1996. 905- 837-5664.(Su ndayr's by ape.) CREDIT PROOLEMS7 On the spotfknarrcinp Gown pay maps from $ 750. 0 A.C. GCs trucks. vans. 1981 to 1994 Alandy Auto SaksS Sftd SOuth,LOOshawaa.. Phone 905.720.3382. 1962 IRMA 2 door, MTP. 283 engine. Soall uth Carobna Ing $7500 -705 328-2Ask- -32, 12 (snp) 1970 OLDS Chdass Satin, 4 - door, low miles, p/s, p1b, nabs well, as is $800 OBD. Cam 905-136-8914. UIS GLDSMONIIE M, Wad- ed, newrubber, as is. one owner $1.650. or best offer. 686-1624 IS" Mercury Grand Marque :cony park rehage 6 pas- sarger cation wagon What wall brown Whom. 5 Win V8. 4 -Speed automatic. loaded SM wed-marntame. 33795 Call 905-728-4983 1988 PONTIAC SUNBIRD SE. 2 dr coupe. 4 W auto Pypbr wiltamL1m cats, factory son - root Pads-a*W tights Cers- ged $1995. 1316102 Ont nc 905-426-9927 Pickering 19111 SUMIRD SE. 4 Cyr au- tonutic 14' OGO kit arc. 2 dr. n4eaway Ito", 2 -tone pant. dean. caram r 4m cas- sette $3.600 Toopriore (905) 404-9187 1918 VOL" excellent cons - tion :nsde & out P s . p b.. P w heaw Sgin. $7600 Cer- Idea. Extra set d 15' nos n- duded Cau (905)721-2944. atter 6p m WWW. CARCHOICECOM 111!1 DODGE Ram snort -box, fully loaded, excellent Condi- tion. 8 -cylinder. 106K. cerb- tied. asking $7.995 1990 DODGE Oaxoa. 6 -cylinder, 1569, certified. $4.995 1992 CHEV Cavalier automatic, air. 4 -cylinder. 151K, cerlowd. good condition, asking 54.200. 1991 CNEV Lumina MPV. tuoy loaded. excellent condition. 174K, ceMied. only 56.400. Pickenrg Rust Cherie 831- 2551, 199, MAZDA 323, 54.195.. 89 Voyager. 53.150., 67 Nissan Kira Cab. $3.995. Vehicles in mud conftW. Catlett Free 6 month warranty. 905483- 7301. of (905) 428-1879.. alter Tom. It" low= TOM auto. Eair. 217.000 kl., hwy driven, nus good Rrxaty cbww. g $1.800. CaN 571-2339 everwgs. Ask for Steve. 1991 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2 door hatchback Automatic, air. tilt gaukhp, now" Condition, cefW" $4.000. Cal 728.7349. 1991 SE SUNBIRO, 8 Ly1, WW blob: 1966 PONTie 6000, rogo. able. Cal Crystal or Bob 434-74M 111!1 PLYMOUTH Cee GL, aromatic, 64.000km& Asking $6900. Cal (905)579-2850. 111114 PONTIAC Sw*rd, 2 - door, air-andWo**. wlWe. 78,000km, 56500 nsrtllled. Phone 905-720-6408 after Spm. BEAUTIFUL. 1994 Lincoln Town Car. White, with white leaner Interior. Sunroof. total luxury orf. AN options, great shape. Caw" 515,000. Call Kirk or !tope at 666.0570 or 261-4397. 7 .-a.-rJ.,y it �:5 • �t•JN :. �)U,'r i�t��t' liar: tie' PAGE 24 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DeCetmDer 19, 1998 AfP •r., ' t , , r, r •,; . (,, t. 1 1 utomo w1 ane all Irtmnrts a all Mb wit or for sale 4 Wheal Drive Field RNs WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time 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 CHECK OUT THESE HOLIDAY SPECIALS - 1995 Neon Sport Auto au $7,777, 1995 Metro. 4 dr. $6.777 1992 Grand Am. 4 dr. loaded $6888. 1995 Cavalier 2 dr, $7.888. 1995 Lumina APV. loaded $10.888. 1989 Regency Brougham. bailed $4.666 1992 Cavalier. auto, air. $5.555. 1993 Shad- ow auto. air. $5.555. 1991 Sunbhrd. auto. air. $4.555. 1991 Topaz GS. very low kms. $4.999 1992 Royale I.S. load- ed. 58.888 1996 Sunhre 2 dr., $8.888 1995 Caravan 7 pan. k)aded $11.777 35 CERTIFIED VEHICLES. FINANCING AVAILABLE. BRING THIS AD FOR A FREE SIX MONTH WARRANTY ON YOUR PUR- CHASE OPEN 7 DAYS. CER- TICAR AUTO CENTRE. 155 KING ST. W.. OSHAWA (905) 579-2166. KEITHMITCHELL AUTO SALES. ;aranteed lowest Pias in Durnan. An cemW cans sold with 1 year free hm- Aed poweMw warrarty 1992 Jeep Cherokee Sports 4x4 $9990 138.DOOkms. 1992 Plymouth Sundance 4 cyl. 168.000kms. 53.990 1988 Ford Bronco XLT. full size. V/8. $5990. 1992 Nissan Path - tinder 4x4, V16. 209 DOOkms. $11 490. 1968 Honda Accord LX. 4 cyl auto. 183 DOO kms. $4.490. 1988 Ford Temp 000km5. S2 490 Weed. 170 6 Mercury Topu. auto 153.000 kms. $2,490 1989 Ford Tempo. acyl auto. 174.DOC kms 52.490 1965 Chew Camera 4cyf auto. 145 000 kms. $1290 faS is ) or $2190 fart ). 1992 Chev Lumina APV . fully loaded. 176 000. 56.990, 1986 Toyota Camliayy. auto 220.000kms . $1.290 (AS is) Marty more to avose from. also wade btalers ver der 51.000 Ask about our lease to own from $1.200 down. $149 per ntorrh tot 12 months. Finking available on 0 A C 160 Dowty Road. Ain 905-426-5512 NEED A VEINCLE7 We finance everyone No tum down: Warranty and cerridied Call 905-837.5664 1990 Chev htaot6. 26.000 km white with g•ev imenor. loaded balance factory warWity.51745C I � I WAS cc i mrrcn 1 Assometlee A A A AYTO- Cars, tnckt, bots. Mb pay up to $/0,000. Cash an *4 spat. Any condi- tion, arty year cab us any bene, 24 Iwurs. 7 days. 30 min. sena 91054115,_50111 a 905706-5234 CAN FOR CALM We buy used va w%L Vd**$ must be in !Wring maddion. Cal 427-2415 or come to 479 BWAY St. East. Ajax A MUAAD AUTO SALES. JEUviwcggss wasted -PCARSLIP / $10.000 ash on BN spot. Any Condition, any yea. 24 hr. r. service. 1/2 hr. service. 7 tyayo*nk 9115424-1600 A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS %cerised rayder and dealer', Up to $10,000 ash on the spot. For ars. trucks -any condition. Guaranteed parts sold and repairs. (905)686- 1771 days or (416)684-1121 m. 19�B2 DODGE tamper van Au- tomatic. Call (905)- 640-3676 1969 PLYMOUTH Voyager SE, 4 cylinder, turbo, certified $3800 or best offer. Call (905)428-6291, leave mes- W 1997 SUNRUNNER 04. soft top. 5-speed/no air, blk/with tan top. Only 14.000 km As- sume lease orty 5240/mth or buy $15.300 Call Chris 905- 985-8527 MMotorcycle 1972 - 750 Norton Commando Custom $4000 firm or trade 62301998 between 12.5, Evenings 697-5953 1 Snowmobiles • 1979 Enticer ET 250 !340 en- gieIS800 obo 985.0014 551 Apwtrnents For Rem 1 -BEDROOM apartment sc; i -ate entrance. Bloor'W,ison areaFirst last required Avaiiaole Januall 1st $49C month a. (905)725--1023 DUE AND TWO Dvdrourn apartments m most beaubftA adult building Available any - him Steverson a Rossland. Oshawa Cats (905723-1009 or 1905),28-4966 WHITBY TWO BEDROOM. a.awbhe Jan IS' 416,789 4145 or (905) 665-7543 A-1 Available One d we bedroom apts. Central IOca- bon Panong a laundry. 404- 8599 AGNES ST.. OSHAWA 2 -BEDS "DOM, spacious mac floor of home fenced yard, fridge. stove nd. 975 al indusm, hrsVW required. Available Jan to, Call 436- 0278 AJAX Oxford Towers. Spa- Cx)us apartments, curet bu dd- nq, dole GO Mp_ 401, Pod. sarn. TThree bed - roonns 59_ Jan 19 a Feb 1st Can 683-8571 until 7 30p.w AJAX. luxury 650sq If 1 bed- room leo-mom man Now apartment in newer Mme, separate yam. out a balcony. new aDpilant- es. laundry. aba included. avaaaw riow. spasingle now smoker, no pelt. $745. lst/ ask Cas anytime 416-812- 1515. BASEMENT Apartment. 1 bedroom private entrance. parking laundry. ta0k. prefer non-smoking mature adult. I sViast month's required. 5600. no pas Call 839-9670 BEAUTIFUL 2 -level one bed- room Gnndvnew/Bloor. Very dean $650/mo. incl. hydro and rabie. No pas Mature aoWs oro*. 723-1492. BRIGHT. targe one bedroom. amt. AN ori kiltlren Prnaee entrance. partkq over looking pad. 50000. 30% uW month649-5134 7/Yyestney, Rd.. CENTRAL ONAM. lupe 2 bedroom apartments aas- able February 1st. i March In weu-mamtauw dose to as amatllies P Cab (905)723-0977. aiiC�ipppptaiiAairrrrrtttRtERUM one beepdaerrrlokoo�Nmqp $595.00 plus o (41i) -111W0413 GOMKOVS- 3 bedroom main Noor with em boamsK two 3 PC WOM IMMdty. large yar4 IarOe OdvewaY. Ri1soN 401 arca, gnra very Bran 5650 . tare trKbtia. Feb. 1st Mark 4351290. NONI11 OS ma Super bw 1 a 2 -bedroom. Extra taupe babmy. Wein Manow quiet hniding. Controlled erdaalce. $624 a 5729 W., able. park- ing. No dopa. Jan. ISIL 905 ONE bedroom basement apt. L27rpe uvNrproom, dkrirtq, kAdbin* 4pc. balk. private en- tram.O.S.C. area. Feb. 1st. 5626. Cale 72-5570 OWMA. 2 -bedroom base - merit alpartmem separate en- trance, parking. Non-smo- kinpprofessional preferred Available Janua1st 56001 mash. fin9Aas1. 7'1 2307. WINDJAMMER 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. 1 1 Apsrtmems for 1 Houses oar Rem Rent SOUTH OSHAWA one bdrm BEATRICE AND WILSON. 3 bsmt apt S46(lmonth Private bedroom 2 storey. fenced entrance and services. Close yard. garage, partial rec. to bus. stropping. So parking room, walkout basement. Quiet abstainers) only Jan fridge. stove. 2950 plus ubB- 1 st (905)725-2784. ties Ist/last. Jan. Ise. (905) 579-8226 SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 ,rid 3 bedroom apts Avail at -X; and 888 Glen St. Some iIh walk -fen closets. paint ,ovrded. Close to schools. 'iopprng centre, GO Station 'rimes induced. Call 728- -493 OSHAWA y 1t, spaaCJs 2 & 3 apts. Utilities incl. Tse to schools, shop - and 401. Transit y'. past your door. For Cc' Call: (905) 721-8741 WESTNEY HEIGHTS 1.eed- ..�am certified new Wserfem apartment. everything g includ- e:, fireplace. 4 appliances. huge rec.. parking available. Neve lutchen. S650imoth Ava aW immediately Cat (905)426-b674 WHITBY. ORIGHT and spa- m" one bedroom basement apartment appkanca. park- ing 259500 talmes ercirded Non-smoking ho pets. Can 723-5493 Available now WHY •em when you can own your own home for Mist Van you trunk?'' Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep Rvuax Summit Really (1991( Ltd (9051 668-3100 or 1905) %6- 32 1 House For Rent WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? Q)n trom $ 7 OG nonth ria muck, Do•mcav--Wv" (905)571-6275 1-800410-6275 Mark Stapley i • 1 BEOBIOOr MOUSE for Mo. Phillip Murry a Park arae. t925nnahNMtr • okWA%. Await" inme"* Purse call 430-1446 a have on- >apa. 4- , 2 storey home an A UM !tee lktmiape beahrdlhs Mew. very private. 510001 mm plus di ftL 906.2111- 1271 AJAX, rM1My FOWUled 2- trentoom gOhouse. 4 appllrnas, do 5675 dus�wingm Jadock coa 1st. Call 1-990066-.727-0180 MOLVA.1VU941K. Mail Boo, 3 bodimoms, Large Wdt- en, 4 appiancM ltanixd yard, dworm OM to Cx0�$1/95 inclusive,. Awau. Jan.tsl. (416)269-3560. No SMDktM CLAREMONT 4 bedroom house Large in town bt . plus parking SM -mirth plus utilities 905)-649-3073 or (416)-8684113 DAVIS E. OF M. 2 bedroom semi- $625 plus, no pets Surts professional, Retired �mmeudialey. (905)473-9963 DAVIS E. OF 46. 2 bedroom semi- 5625 plus. no pets Suits protessionalRebred. mmedol y. (905)473-9983 3 BEDROOMS, rite dean home Sud coupe or with one chid. WnsorVKing area. Pos- session immediately. 2875 ;at Steve 576-699. ONE BEDROOM Mouse in Ux- bMge Fridge and stove $800. /month. Plus utilities. Refer- ences required or 'lot sak. P"va" Cal (905)-659-1725 OSHAWA 3 -bedroom fully renovated louserwar schools and an amenities. Available Jarwary 1st $1250/ maim all inclusive. firstAast regisred Can 723--3333. and 6p m SOUTH OSIMWA man floor 3 bedroom house Close to all amentes laundry laGkbn. a/c. references No Pets Available Jan 3rd 2900 mo plus obtes.726-9175 Two -STOREY house to rent in Port hope Two bedroom, c'mc. 5 apphanots nchidet. hardwood fl0pnng, workshop basement Avaiable Feb. •599 5750hnonlh uWhbes First And Iasi Retertmas It' qu W 665.76 (shil) 1 Townhoeese For gain 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE north Oshawa, close to saws. shopping, 1st rid LW $910gat or aid 7 a SO Call 905.23-9911 3 5EDROOM 1ti'heelchau acce-ssi- ble townha se Close to Go, sdwoiis, shopping. Available IMMEDIATELY (905)683-9269 9 a.m: 5 pm. CAWOLUTELY A GREAT OEALI Olen Your home. 5500 dowel. Up to 6 months tree, from $775 mo. all iNLrsive. Mini- mum ncome 526.000 oa.c Allude Rasato to day, Cold - NO Baser FM Real Estate. 726.3114. ml 201 or roc IN (905)427-3604. a 1 own 17- 1 1Is '� • 1 Personas Rentfor Saill s ARRIAGE HILL TOWN- LITTLE BRITAIN, large 11 OLDER LADIES - Names HOUSES -122 Colborne St E. 180'064' landscaped lot. a Private Home Phone Oshawa. 3 bedrooms avail- Newry -decorated 3 -bedroom Numbers. 1-900-451.3638 ext able Feb. 1. For apps. call home with attached 2 -bed- 235, S3.69/min must be 18. 7- 434.3972. room In-law suite with re -fin- tone. a 1 Roans kshed pine floors, Incudes 18'6'x37' 2 -storey storage OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- s for Rem bam, 24'x14' insulated ga- SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 King AJAX, 1 largebasement rage, separate driveways. St. W(905) 404-9625 11:30 am 9 Dm room, unfurnished share asking $130,000. (705)878- 1713 4 kitchen and bathroom, laun- 8434 PERSONAL Trainer. Certlfied dry. clean, air, non-smoker. Marey 15yrs. experience. Will create $95Mroek.426-6205. t individual grogram. Trim - COMPANIES CHARGE UP- Tone -Firm. Call Brian 905- ? MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out 683-4509 (SnP) of debt quick without going PSYCHIC READER Helps in a being �^� all problems. Call and talk Everyone accepted regardless liven! 1-900.830-8100 Ext. of credit rating Call for free 6261; $3 99 per min. Must be information. 905-576-3505 Win Student included yrs. SERV -U (619) 645- smokers. suit working person 8434 from 5300/month. Available Jan 1st GB Gord at OBTAINING A LOAM IS NOT • 1 Anw¢wuib In a n GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- PICKERING VILLAGE. 2 rooms for rent. Irving room, and bedroom, share kitchen, bathroom. laundry Pets are okay $425. phial utilities. 428-9752 leave message 1 shred 1966 MERCURY COUGAR. shsllver, fully loaded 123kms. good condbw V6. auto ir300 certified 0 8 0. call 905-852.2366 ask for Kerry or Emil WWTES/4M area. single lady to stare 4 -bedroom Muse, complete taalibes. saigle woman prelened. 2650 inclu- sive Available immediaky. Call (416 261-8103 or (416)341-0758 1 Omce A ROW svm 600 SOFT ir Pickering omce bldg $12 «TNI Dick b 416- 284-7177 krdustnN rUnits NEAR ':srawa Centre. En- double/single Bay units with overflew dwry side door. ail ndusivebu4- 11e36 to inipigh cok Wigs. parluq. utilities. wash- rooms. air -compressor in - eluded) Lease optional $613/month. Space for park- ing equipmenVtrucksoutside storage 576.2902 • 1 Florida Vale, gains" ONE bedroom Florida time- sharing condo. slaps 4. on Lake Bump Visas, 5 men. from Disneyworld. 2 men from res- taurams. many 13011hes n- cludiiO pool an resort. Resort asking prize $9900 US. our asking price 58900 Cdn, 905- 655-4" 11 Prwa101ttrair For Sift M ACRE FARM- ONLY S199.9001 Exceptional beef or nom tarm near Argyle. Mod- em 3 -bedroom brick bunga- low when newer Carpeting a tloortp. French docs to kv- hrigroom. recently renovated. Bank bam. drive shed. in Bumey. Sates Rep. Re/Max Lakeside Really Inc.. Realtor. i'MO-809.0156 (SM) LMMY, immaculate 3 -bed- room detached brick bunga- low. 1-1/2 batt. finished b3$0M1K, wonL Low dowo- payment. Vendor ho 12Pqaappee card" Oke rem! S1100r' 2,5Louise titan, Cold - 00 Basher. (705)324-11033. 420 - 420 1011 SNICOE STREW NORTH 34liedmom Towrtrause Units. Utilities A par" included ParWaY floors ftoughot6. Close to whoo1S and ShOppling. From $910.00. Call 905-721-0980 410 410 410 SACK OF M1hMMG?? OWN YOUR HOME - ITS EASYII • First Thrinds Buyer? Cao Martel e 'x;• DMeolkalpsd Bankrupt? - Call Mark! . Not Much Doumpsyment? - CaN Marld :< Mark o/feTt! honest. probeekmal. no praaun servtos to help you own a horns. ` (905) 571275 4x 1-800r8404i275 Mark SU . ENTRUST FINANCIAL - F"ricing for any reason. 1st a 2nd repder" or. commer. cial mortgages. Business Loans. Debt Consolidations. Previous bankrupts a bad credit. CAN Rick 416-336- 8788 MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly Financing for any pur- pose All applications accept- ed Cal Community Monqip! Services Corp. (905) 668- 6805. . 1 Business opportunities OPERATE YOUR own lawn mamienanw ce and snow re- movm franchise. $1.400 gross weekly income guaranteed Exclusive lemtory Call the Gardener (905) 763-9343 ARE YOU A PEOPLE Person? would you like to sari your own business workup from Nome Cal for a 3 inn mes- sige 416-635.2779 CREDIT REPAIR 5150.000/ rear potential S9 900 mat- ment Toronto - Scarborough - Osnarn Mr Baker (416) 921-7770 NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your tax machine to 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. ts1s1silfir Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 JANITORIAL. parOuu time ix- SELL IT NOW lice cleaning business, good CALL growth potential. training, CHURCH ()F (:Or) SARK \TH management service. equip-CHURCH KEEPt\(; man included InyilSlmdll nL- wred Can 905-6711,4811.8 Invites you to our Fellowship Service Each Saturday 12-5 pm. • 1 legal Nod= . 1 Legal Notices Mclean Community i -entre ion McGill) Room 92 416-7%.1999 NOTICE TO CREDITORS do OTHERS -.- ESTATE OF AMANDA ROB[ IN All persons having claims against the cs4ate of AMANDA ROBLIN, deceased, late of the Town of Fhckenng, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, who died on or about the 18th day of October, 1998, are notified to send them to the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the lst day of January, 1999. After this date, the assets of the above-named estate will be distributed among the persons entitled to them, having regard only to claims of which the executrixes shall then have notice. Lucia Hines, Leigh Ann Hancox, executrixes of the estate of Amanda Roblin by the solicitor for the above-named estate- Anne stateAnne Marie Predko Barrister It Solicitor 10.467 Wes" Rd. S, Ajax, Ontario LIS 6v8 FRI., DEC. 25 - CHRISTMAS DAY 10:00 AM -FAMILY EUCHARIST (BCP) FRONT FEES, OTHERS WITH CAROLS DO NOT. IT IS OSHAWA, furnished or artfur- SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH - rushed. own cable and phone. LY use of laundry. kitchen arW BEFORE SIGNING ANY backyard, bus stop at door, no CONTRACTS. smokers. suit working person from 5300/month. Available Jan 1st GB Gord at 1 Irongages. (905)432-4961. In a n PICKERING VILLAGE. 2 rooms for rent. Irving room, and bedroom, share kitchen, bathroom. laundry Pets are okay $425. phial utilities. 428-9752 leave message 1 shred 1966 MERCURY COUGAR. shsllver, fully loaded 123kms. good condbw V6. auto ir300 certified 0 8 0. call 905-852.2366 ask for Kerry or Emil WWTES/4M area. single lady to stare 4 -bedroom Muse, complete taalibes. saigle woman prelened. 2650 inclu- sive Available immediaky. Call (416 261-8103 or (416)341-0758 1 Omce A ROW svm 600 SOFT ir Pickering omce bldg $12 «TNI Dick b 416- 284-7177 krdustnN rUnits NEAR ':srawa Centre. En- double/single Bay units with overflew dwry side door. ail ndusivebu4- 11e36 to inipigh cok Wigs. parluq. utilities. wash- rooms. air -compressor in - eluded) Lease optional $613/month. Space for park- ing equipmenVtrucksoutside storage 576.2902 • 1 Florida Vale, gains" ONE bedroom Florida time- sharing condo. slaps 4. on Lake Bump Visas, 5 men. from Disneyworld. 2 men from res- taurams. many 13011hes n- cludiiO pool an resort. Resort asking prize $9900 US. our asking price 58900 Cdn, 905- 655-4" 11 Prwa101ttrair For Sift M ACRE FARM- ONLY S199.9001 Exceptional beef or nom tarm near Argyle. Mod- em 3 -bedroom brick bunga- low when newer Carpeting a tloortp. French docs to kv- hrigroom. recently renovated. Bank bam. drive shed. in Bumey. Sates Rep. Re/Max Lakeside Really Inc.. Realtor. i'MO-809.0156 (SM) LMMY, immaculate 3 -bed- room detached brick bunga- low. 1-1/2 batt. finished b3$0M1K, wonL Low dowo- payment. Vendor ho 12Pqaappee card" Oke rem! S1100r' 2,5Louise titan, Cold - 00 Basher. (705)324-11033. 420 - 420 1011 SNICOE STREW NORTH 34liedmom Towrtrause Units. Utilities A par" included ParWaY floors ftoughot6. Close to whoo1S and ShOppling. From $910.00. Call 905-721-0980 410 410 410 SACK OF M1hMMG?? OWN YOUR HOME - ITS EASYII • First Thrinds Buyer? Cao Martel e 'x;• DMeolkalpsd Bankrupt? - Call Mark! . 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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. ts1s1silfir Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 JANITORIAL. parOuu time ix- SELL IT NOW lice cleaning business, good CALL growth potential. training, CHURCH ()F (:Or) SARK \TH management service. equip-CHURCH KEEPt\(; man included InyilSlmdll nL- wred Can 905-6711,4811.8 Invites you to our Fellowship Service Each Saturday 12-5 pm. • 1 legal Nod= . 1 Legal Notices Mclean Community i -entre ion McGill) Room 92 416-7%.1999 NOTICE TO CREDITORS do OTHERS -.- ESTATE OF AMANDA ROB[ IN All persons having claims against the cs4ate of AMANDA ROBLIN, deceased, late of the Town of Fhckenng, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, who died on or about the 18th day of October, 1998, are notified to send them to the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the lst day of January, 1999. After this date, the assets of the above-named estate will be distributed among the persons entitled to them, having regard only to claims of which the executrixes shall then have notice. Lucia Hines, Leigh Ann Hancox, executrixes of the estate of Amanda Roblin by the solicitor for the above-named estate- Anne stateAnne Marie Predko Barrister It Solicitor 10.467 Wes" Rd. S, Ajax, Ontario LIS 6v8 FRI., DEC. 25 - CHRISTMAS DAY 10:00 AM -FAMILY EUCHARIST (BCP) WITH CAROLS 1201 ST. MARTINS OR, PICKERING, 905-8394257 (South of Bayy St., one block west of Liverpool Rd.) "AND THEY CAME IN f TASTE AND (� FOUND TTiEIR WAY TO MARY AND v JOSEPH AND TT IE BABY AS HE LAY IN THE MANGER" ST. LUKI .Atvs:;x AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Family Church 1820 Whites Rd. North Pickering CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES 7:30 p.m.- Family Service 11:30 p.m. - Candlelight Service Sun., Dec. 27 - 11:00 a.m. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANO 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, SINESON A MCFARLANE 86 Simcoe St. S., Box 428 Oshawa, Ontario, L1 H 71_5 St. Paul's United Church 65 Kings Cres., Ajax Thursday, December 24 1 7:00 p.m. Christmas Eve, Family Service with Communion Followed by 11:15 p.m. by a Christmas Eve ® Candlelight Service with Communion NEW LIFE COMMUNITY CHURCH Village ReL Aud'Mk. 1"S Valley Farm Rd, 10:30 aar., WORSMP/SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday, Dec. 20: the 4th Service in Advent. ClarieOmal Eve: 6:30 p.m. Carols and Caudle Light Se vim ...a play. "Mary Remembers" will be presented by the Y.PJSunday Sctool ~New Life, where people Ladle about people..!' For information caU Jane Huyer 839-808,'3 WEEiNMEW CHRIS SERVICES St. Tinwthy's Presbyterian Churtrh 97 Burcher Rd, Aja: 0 block east of Harwood Ave. 1 block south of Bayly St.) December 20 Musical Celebration of Christmas December 24 Christmas Eve Christmas Eve Family Candlelight Service IT rt, fir. :..7 ;,-y::;)i _r t,. :+r.'oi'J%k'.I.'f'ir,a^♦ •fir4' }i•, ~� i"'%- `TheSpirit # ` sof the Pickering Village - 683-7311 Christmas Season with your Family at the s . Church of Carol Service ;Your Choice Y.l Fri., Dec. 25 CH�STMAS q- PICKERIti(: VILLAGE t ['ti17'F:D CHURCH : 301) Church Street :Borth r Ajax (905)649-2859 (90_5) 683-4721 f: (905)686-7782 1t Christmas E%e Services 4s 5:IH) p.m. A Children's Christmas -Luck & Service 6 (X) p.m. 7:30 p.m. Traditional Famih G Christmas{ C} I I:00 p.m. Communion y� �1 ST. ANDREW'S J r PRESBYTERIAN 35 Church St. N. DECEMBER 20 CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 8 A.M., 9:30 A.M., 11:30 A.M. "He Takes Away Our Foam" A Chrishnas A/essaye presented by five rnengierit of the Pastoral Team SPECIAL MUSIC BY PPC Swctuwy Choir 6:30 p.m. Old Fashioned Carol Sing SPECIAL MUSIC BY PPC Choirs and David Russell Christmas Elie 7:w P.M. (Ilanblelight ()Communion Aerhice flew Year's Eve Service 10:00 P.M. to Midnight Everyone is welcome at PPC! A/P THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, December 18, 1997 PAGE 25 �t111If IIIIIl11fill] III 1111111111111UIItUUitltlUllUIUtU11i11IlIU1.11111111111111111111111.11111ilIII11111111Ui� • 11A It 1 16 k .may 882 Kingston Road Pickering (east of Whites Rd.) 839-7909 Sunday, December 20th Carol Singing & Choirs: 7:45, 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. _ Christmas Eve Celebrations 3:00, 5:00, 9:00 & 11:00 p.m. Christmas Day Worship _ 10:00 a.m. , r"Came let us adore him, Jesus Christ, the Lord" v You and your family are invited. x111111.t111111I11Fi1ti11111111[t11tIlU1I111I1t1III fill 11111111111111111111111111FlliTliIIII111III IIII I111111.iIII lllT_r Do your kids think getting down the chimney is the miracle of Christmas? Children should krn),,v there, more than ()nc reason to ceirhratc Chnstmas "I his vear. intr(Klucu Ilium to the real meaning Of the i lobe);n season. and let Jesus give ti;rnta ;i little• (mii)(1 tion. +ltttth,trtt.1tt- �f,ti:r�t�rt 3lttitcl C�1lttrrll 1066 Dunbarton Rd. Pickering 839-7271 (north of Kingston Rd. - west off Dixie Rd.) Christmas Eve Servicer C 7:00 p.m. Family Service 0 L, 11:00 p.m. - Communion 8 Carols Im PICKERING S3-A`DARD CHURCH (Methodist) Brock RdJHw-.. #7 Christmas Sunday Service December 20, 11 a.m. Special Music and Ladies Choir Topic: The Magnificent Message Christmas Eve 70) mm. Topic: Jesus is the one Worship with us every Sunday 1 I a.m. & 7 p.m. Pastor Reverend Wiltx rt Bertrim 428-6102 and 655-0146 St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church 1148 Finch Avenue Pickering L1V 1J6 (905)831-3353 CHRISTMAS MASS SCHEDULE Christmas Eve, Thurs., Dec. 24th 4:30 p.m., 8:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. & 12:00 midnight Christmas Day, Friday, Dec. 251h 8:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m. & 11:30 a.m. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE WILL BE NO EVENING 1% BE CHRISTMAS DAY Peace Lutheran__, Church;_ 928 Liverpool Rd., (at Bayly)I; Sun., Dec. 20 Pickering Village - 683-7311 �1 Christmas Presentation Sunda) Farnd} )A ,ship 7:00 p.m. Carol Service Sunday School - Supervised Nursery Y.l Fri., Dec. 25 CH�STMAS 10:30 a.m. Celebration SERVICES Mai (905)649-1363 Chervice Esc Family Service - 7:30 p.m. (905)649-2859 (905)6834740 December 27 - Lessons & carols (905)686-7782 ,Christian Community Fellowship December 31 - Ncw Year's Eve Pot -Luck & Service 6 (X) p.m. Janu r} 3 - Communion Rev Ken Rowland EVERYONE J t WELCOME 't DECEMBER 20 CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 8 A.M., 9:30 A.M., 11:30 A.M. "He Takes Away Our Foam" A Chrishnas A/essaye presented by five rnengierit of the Pastoral Team SPECIAL MUSIC BY PPC Swctuwy Choir 6:30 p.m. Old Fashioned Carol Sing SPECIAL MUSIC BY PPC Choirs and David Russell Christmas Elie 7:w P.M. (Ilanblelight ()Communion Aerhice flew Year's Eve Service 10:00 P.M. to Midnight Everyone is welcome at PPC! A/P THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, December 18, 1997 PAGE 25 �t111If IIIIIl11fill] III 1111111111111UIItUUitltlUllUIUtU11i11IlIU1.11111111111111111111111.11111ilIII11111111Ui� • 11A It 1 16 k .may 882 Kingston Road Pickering (east of Whites Rd.) 839-7909 Sunday, December 20th Carol Singing & Choirs: 7:45, 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. _ Christmas Eve Celebrations 3:00, 5:00, 9:00 & 11:00 p.m. Christmas Day Worship _ 10:00 a.m. , r"Came let us adore him, Jesus Christ, the Lord" v You and your family are invited. x111111.t111111I11Fi1ti11111111[t11tIlU1I111I1t1III fill 11111111111111111111111111FlliTliIIII111III IIII I111111.iIII lllT_r Do your kids think getting down the chimney is the miracle of Christmas? Children should krn),,v there, more than ()nc reason to ceirhratc Chnstmas "I his vear. intr(Klucu Ilium to the real meaning Of the i lobe);n season. and let Jesus give ti;rnta ;i little• (mii)(1 tion. +ltttth,trtt.1tt- �f,ti:r�t�rt 3lttitcl C�1lttrrll 1066 Dunbarton Rd. Pickering 839-7271 (north of Kingston Rd. - west off Dixie Rd.) Christmas Eve Servicer C 7:00 p.m. Family Service 0 L, 11:00 p.m. - Communion 8 Carols Im PICKERING S3-A`DARD CHURCH (Methodist) Brock RdJHw-.. #7 Christmas Sunday Service December 20, 11 a.m. Special Music and Ladies Choir Topic: The Magnificent Message Christmas Eve 70) mm. Topic: Jesus is the one Worship with us every Sunday 1 I a.m. & 7 p.m. Pastor Reverend Wiltx rt Bertrim 428-6102 and 655-0146 St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church 1148 Finch Avenue Pickering L1V 1J6 (905)831-3353 CHRISTMAS MASS SCHEDULE Christmas Eve, Thurs., Dec. 24th 4:30 p.m., 8:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. & 12:00 midnight Christmas Day, Friday, Dec. 251h 8:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m. & 11:30 a.m. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE WILL BE NO EVENING 1% BE CHRISTMAS DAY Peace Lutheran__, Church;_ 928 Liverpool Rd., (at Bayly)I; Sun., Dec. 20 Sunday School 10.30 Christmas Presentation Thurs., Dec. 24 Christmas Eve 7:00 p.m. Carol Service 9:00 P.M. Holy Commurnon Fri., Dec. 25 Christmas Day 10:30 a.m. Celebration There will be a Service of Healing on Jan. 3. 1998 at 10:30 a.m. The Murch of the Holy Trinity (AngWm) 400 Monarch Ave., Unit 1 ac 2, Ajax 683-3863 Christmas Services Christmas Eve 4:00 Christmas, Kids tic Chaos (focus on the Children) 7:00 Family Eucharist with Carols (informal carol Singing, 6:45) 10:30 Traditional Solemn Eucharist (informal Carol Singing 10:15) Christmas ay 9:00 a.m. Said Eucharist F_ 1, ST. (;EOR(;ES 6� N ' '�� Anglican Church - y j Pickering Village H-wv. #2 & Randall Dr., Ajax 683-7981 CHRISTNI 1S EVE Thursday, l)cL:cnlhcr 24, 1998 9:30 a.m. - a quiet service of Holy Eucharist 4:30 p.m. - CHRISTlN(;I.E SER`v"ICE I r children and their families Carols, readings. and christinglc gift (45 minutes) i Oo p.m. - Solemn Celebration of Hol,, Eucharist with carols Celebrant & Preacher: The Re%d James H Blackmore 1 1:(X) p.m. - Solemn Celehration of Hol,, Eucharist with choir and carols Cclehrant: The Rc%d Canon James Tiller Preacher: The Re%d Father Fred F:therden CHRISTMAS 1) %N" Freda}. IX -o cinhcr =3. I' ,)s 9:10 a.m. - Sun_, Hol,, Eucharist with carols Celebrant & Preacher: The Revd Father James H. Blackmore '.():30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist with carols (child care available) Celebrant: 1 -he Revd Father John Roney Preacher: The Re%d Father James Blackmore '—' Invitin& `JEW You to Worship God for Christmas Churches of Ajax -Pickering Churches of Pickering New Life Community Church (905)608-8064 St. Paul's on -the -hill Anglican Church InIn Pickering Pentecostal Church (905)839-1302 St Isaac Joques Roman Catholic Church (905)831-3353 Dunbarton-Fairport United Church (905)839-7271 Peace Lutheran Church (905)839-3521 Pine Ridge Community Church (905)619-9095 Mai (905)649-1363 Greenwood United Church (905)649-2859 (905)6834740 Westney Heights Baptist Church (905)686-7782 F_ 1, ST. (;EOR(;ES 6� N ' '�� Anglican Church - y j Pickering Village H-wv. #2 & Randall Dr., Ajax 683-7981 CHRISTNI 1S EVE Thursday, l)cL:cnlhcr 24, 1998 9:30 a.m. - a quiet service of Holy Eucharist 4:30 p.m. - CHRISTlN(;I.E SER`v"ICE I r children and their families Carols, readings. and christinglc gift (45 minutes) i Oo p.m. - Solemn Celebration of Hol,, Eucharist with carols Celebrant & Preacher: The Re%d James H Blackmore 1 1:(X) p.m. - Solemn Celehration of Hol,, Eucharist with choir and carols Cclehrant: The Rc%d Canon James Tiller Preacher: The Re%d Father Fred F:therden CHRISTMAS 1) %N" Freda}. IX -o cinhcr =3. I' ,)s 9:10 a.m. - Sun_, Hol,, Eucharist with carols Celebrant & Preacher: The Revd Father James H. Blackmore '.():30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist with carols (child care available) Celebrant: 1 -he Revd Father John Roney Preacher: The Re%d Father James Blackmore '—' Invitin& `JEW You to Worship God for Christmas Churches of Ajax -Pickering Churches of Pickering New Life Community Church (905)608-8064 St. Paul's on -the -hill Anglican Church (905)839-7909 Pickering Pentecostal Church (905)839-1302 St Isaac Joques Roman Catholic Church (905)831-3353 Dunbarton-Fairport United Church (905)839-7271 Peace Lutheran Church (905)839-3521 Pine Ridge Community Church (905)619-9095 Claremont United Church (905)649-1363 Greenwood United Church (905)649-2859 Churches of Ajax SL George's Anglican Church (905)683-7981 Pickering Village United Church (905)683.4721 St reimothy's Presbyterian Church (905)6836122 SL Andrew's Presbyterian Church (905)683-7311 Southside Worship Centre (905)428.8622 Christian Life Centre (905)686.1411 Holy Trinity Anglican Church (905)683-3863 St Bemadette's Roman Catholic Church (905)683-1533 St. Paul's United Church (905)6834740 Westney Heights Baptist Church (905)686-7782 ,Christian Community Fellowship (905)619-0365, :11 Inuproveruwib : tibarre a stttrpa : malq a Stortea 1 Daatlr 1 tr.aer Garbage and scrap metal removal, Demolition & Odd jobs Jason (905)619-6624 moms DW. 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Have My Own Magician. can Ernie 666-4932 :: SMo k :: S&,.b M ALL SAFE PRO 11111WIN6 SCHOOL 4 DAYS CHRISTMAS DRIVING COURSE Doc 28, 29,30, 31st *SPECIAL $279.06 Bring a hiead dk receive additional $10.00 diacemid Course AWw4ed Maximum Insrraooe discount Also inquire abort our regular courses. You only kam to drive once, DO Ir RIGHT Call ("5)42&171L7 11 IL 0:10 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19TH, 1:31114:30 PJL 14 BRAID COURT, AJAX in a doss by 60, newer home wOh fabulous btay Grshed wall hill basernent, r o Flele Idldten, bedroom, washroom, Nreplece - 3+1 bedroama, lop of trle Ine appiences, central ar cor diliorr S electric sr dearer, central vaoAm, 2 gas fireplaces, munics... Has k all. Must be seen (S1Pnedentl Gary FunK x906) 831-7677 for your 1999 thorn. t M aa.r Sever mess d,r,W"Ny n pry rxr,egmis arpn' Fu m ado ream i A" dr nnea dead .7 m,md fu p Amm n dr `'ear Adreme a nv<tcn t Al 61113-3W. 4k -6"l �(3nn0n a Ra, Pan ,c¢kracl Yw maY alta a,ea drah near aU�amaan maned afio p,ealor M �IMs tlm rnanty .4-,yihn arw b1 ,k ki+vnx nnml h mo krenme. -Jumnp. L,.t S L+c Man—L `.n• M,FA*. Mih,4.. \nlrvn 4em.,4+tzsl, `u ,-i Km 1�Ntm nhn. o4u.1 Far. knw; 4:yg 7, -.+-. You r Classified ad i n as many as A��O 5P OOO newspapers for as 1 ittle as $10 SELL THOSE UNWANTED ITEMS iSINCK, TED SR.- After a very courageous bat• with cancer at Markham, Stoutivvige Hospital or ednesday, December 16, 19%, age 69 years. Ted is the best friend and beloved husband of Annie d dear father of Michael and his wife Lynn, Nancy d her husband ,him Mande, Jute and her husband ke Pisano, Judy and her husband Ian MacTavish, d Jr. and his wife Kim, Ron and his wife Debbie, d Shirley and her husband Wayne McArthur. He II be lovingly remembered by his 17 grandchildren, brothers, 2 sisters, spatial friend George Geeli ik, d the rest of his family and friends. Friends wit be ceived at the Dixon -Garland Funeral Home, 166 lin Street North, Markham on Friday 24 and 7.9 n. Funeral Mass at St Marks Catholic Church, 5 Glad Park Ave. SWu fvile on Saturday at 11 n. Interment Stourtville Cemetery. In bell of flow- s, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, Mark - m Sttxlfvde Hospital or Com -Care would be ap- hdated 'Ted was a klving and devoted MabaM, her. and grandfather who will be missed by all! DICKSON ALEXANDER After a lengthy illness in his 70th year, Alec passed at Scarborough C 4i riary Hospital. While surrounded by his family. Deady laved husband oil Mona, Ajax. Much loved father of Barb and her husband Tom, Ken and his aide Colgan, Geoff and his wde Sue, Son Kevin and his beloved Caughter Sandy He will be sadly missed by his 10 grand children and 6 great grandchildren. His sister %ancy and her husband Harvey. Services are being need at W.C. Town Funeral Chapel in Whitby. Funeral wig be held on Friday Dec. 18th. at 1:00p.rr w4er- Pent at Grove Side Cememary in Brooklin 161-- - - - - WALKER, Irene Peacefully, after a y ilhess, at Lakeridge Health Centre, Oshawa on Wednesday, December 16, 1998 at the age of 67. Irene Waker (nee Wassell). Loving wife of Ken- Loving mother of GeoO, Steve, and Kedh and hr. wife Cheryle. LowV Nana of Jessi• Devon, and Kandaee. Beloved sister of Maureen They. Kath and Sid Thomas, Jean and Alec Weir, Chris and Marie Wassell, John and Mary Was- sell and all thea families from Teeside England and The family will receive friends at the MCEA FU- NERAL HOMIE28 Old Kingston Road. Ajax (Pidrer- ing Village) 905428-8488 from 12-2 p.m. Satur- day, December 19, 1998. Funeral Service in the Chapel will follow at 2:00 p.m. Cremation. Donations to 01e Camden Cancer Society would be appreciat- ed by the family. NOTICE For our 72 S8 p a pNk (needle 012"). 00 defies: Der -14-M 111111111110 PAGE 14 - Estee Ruder Pleasures for Men Ste M Bar" (GWP) not atteNeble at ghis time Paye 20 - Went Send 6 qL wok, ad elates: Seats rep. 149.99. each 134.99. sore $15.00, ad should have read: Seam rep. 39 99. each 34 99, save $5.00. Ellack & Decker Breadnraker, ad states: Seem V 199.99, each 179.99, earn $20.W. wilh =20.00 MFR robots $159.99, ad shoo lid hors reed: Sears rep. 189.99, each 189.99, sous $20.00. wlh $20.00 MFR rebate $149.99. Paye 38 - Braun Henri Spender, ad states: Seers reg. 21.99, each 19.99, ad should horn reed: Seats rep. 29.99. each 28.99, save $3.00. Rr.vJ Slow Cookers, ad states: Sears rep. 34.99- 54.99. each 29.99.49.99, ad should hate read: Sears reg. 12.9964.99, each 11.89-59.49, save 1M nes $5•OD. Paye 41 - Aanbo Bread Kasper with KnMsr ladle not available with erre kern. Pasta 43 - Save 25% assorted Kkchen Co- ordinates, ad states: Seers rag. 11.99 59.99, each or pr. 8.9944.99. ad should hove read: Seers reg. 7.99, each 5.99. save 25%. We sincerafv avabarze for env Nrcnnvtarrbnae By Placing an Ad in our Classified Section 3 DAYS From $ 00 Only 10 Price of ad varies according to highest priced item in the ad *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 bbyy Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Cheque, Cash (Interac Oshawa location only) • For information and to place your ad call (905) 576-9335 or 683-07070 ONE OF OUR CHEERY ADVISORS WILL 6E HAPPY TO ASSIST WITH YOUR AD OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK 'THIS WEEK CEARINGTON PORT PERRY THIS WEEK THIS WEEK UXBRIDGE THE TRIBUNE MORTNYAIIERLINI EWS NRW-9 A o v E w T l s E R „'!Vit t+r`tf ♦ J,c4.oS1: . -, , �yj .. vA 5yt,'.o,`•- " t ♦..i ", �.�^ni�r�)yt :3�t�ri:�• .. f. > Fs, .• ,r w}L: 4�jK ; ..,i �:;r�". w4h�� '; ;!� +* • wcute -Af7f ctvnacn cnwwAV-OATnnkv rfCP6YQcn-ge- Tanta cans:-" ALA 100% Comfort. 01 Ooo/O 1/2 PRICE l �`AN 1: 1: I:Nr,' C 99.99. �i:.\I:- 12E�:. $f�.99. 299.99. 1/2 PRICE � nr.,�rk.,1• �:.,,.,LE• SLI I,:11 B171). -I: a G[.:. 1399.97. 699.97 i �'`rlrlr of 1:001110AKI) AND K\G.S. 1/2 PRICE ,MaLw i"t rtra.1199.99.sw.w. This weekend, all furniture is on sale plus, use your Sears Card and don't pay 'til January 2000, or take 'til March 2001 to pay interest free** on all furniture plus, get double Sears Club points" on all furniture and sleep sets. Sale prices end Suday. December 20. 1998. w�01e lioA&C araitare store w� 4 +lig get comfortable: I'apyriyh11998. Sears Car" ft. 'Dont par unll Ann 2000. "Palin 27 equal rtlontlilr PWw% riarat 1 ee urd Math 2001. Wil Pay' arid'! io ice' assn: On apploled MA wife yar Seals Cara Mronm 5200 Pudgy• A $35 tldalal fee and A 40catle tales and dla W are payable al toe of Pl ilm ErckM COlogile pudMM Una Sif t Dec. 20. 1998. Seers Cib iienbers can ue sei Suers Card and gel ftW Sess Ckb poft an WAin and seep se15, an Wood credo. COW alders Ware bona diff rotifer 941922140 bcildas ONAM (arta n CkareVe Cenies. 'Dont Pay' aser ends Thus.. Dec. 24. 1998. Vises: hee' oft ends San. Dec. 20. 1999 Ask far M& Whitby Whole Home' Furniture Store, 1650 Victoria St., Unit #7, Whitby, Ontario. Phony: (905) 579-4048 P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 18, 1998 I A n � � - 3111FLr I OnD ��0 $1 moo OFF 1 $1 mOO OFF I *$I m 0 1 $1.00 ,� 1 19 1rc ase o Treatzza izza I a DO Ultimate i jDsjRib Tm asket 1 anY 1 Chicken Sandwich Offer expires Dec. 31, 1998 00w expires Dec. 31, 1998 Offer expires Dec. 31, 1998 Offer expires Dec. 31, 1998 t; TIe is not -%*6-ftcava," Tho_ = is not The is not The is not r-"L44cfaval" will —1-wsqk r with —fuw& WIX -TWV& M - with any ess� coupon or MW 016w -Coupon Or any other coupon or P<31.1k any odmw coupon or spicia ofool sales spibcw OFF" sales sp4icw offm Sales sp4i" off" sales tax o3dWa. One tax oxtra. afto tax ex"U. Clone tax o2dr06 chm rr cuslonmw cushnn. or coupon per custonmw ; bvisavim*!~ custofnw 'ION KINGSTON RD. DRIV P ICKERING 31-2665 HR to UOVN"AOX 9)