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Ajax .
fabric J
Library.
Started. as._ library clerk 31
.years ago . f
- � �o dtu knaves tai. hbimy of Sbrarl ami- 6 Aju bttn tbae
. kc;-t®e its([ member Jaya Caburs.. Jaya bgae her Shrary .
diver at the .ljaa•Pobbe. Ubtary in IM an i circulation dark. At
ibt time, the hbrhq aur houmd in a 24" .nada building on
Kinp Crescent. .
" Joyce .as handby lad lie". the chief hbrarfsn, -hen the
children's library -as send an the second floor.. 714 lib" 1`7
staved n ar, so
its prcni location in 19d Jia was eedend in the
tsa-ifon from the olid bai{litq to the nn; expanded pace. -
In I97S for librati was apirapanded to each WPM" sue.
Joyce repiwd a library technician dpiama from Ryerson,
folytecbek Institute in1940, fdkiing 10 yin of part -tier
stud'wa Fortier dstntiae led an greater apportuziti %m the Aju
Atpeesin4 Jo}a 6o0a ibe po,iti- of head of aeharjal ecrlres.
N sorb; sin wuis,sdsede tie dila Sale heti- for the Gina Ajas
public kbiti automated! apem.. .
Shit is curnady ba-V1"ed in tin ewbaten of aotc natioa
far thi library. 1 - t
. Jaya 6 not mly an indeed library staff socialist. She has been
an the loral gemnl loapitalboard for the has 20 years, bbd lass
been* partof the b apitalfbpenabn plane since their inception.
- Si.babewl:ad irlthrjkrhimeaa Fanidationas(Canasti'
Jaya 6m man aloe of cbmap inib Wavy and cmmynby Oerr
the last 30 years, from tie libnrys fkdglma Ivan with Jack
Kckem to a pored aravamadon and charge with chief bbrasian
Joame7au. YY{{ the developments today. lay- sxpki- that. '7be
66rary ha<besi a fac l poet in thr.tow-ife <aatmut n be a hand
peel, for Wnry most lea eipaoded'nto Ihr new ammallilkl•
Soya rearm nil jt 30 pan ago oaf people Ktoam knew enc
analher.
No;," fmaibe joie aha asce, — serq day.
!lore tib am�we reed people like Jeyes Coban an remind an d
the dcwlopments us haw mads and the eme In to am. The
bbnq can be reached by clip{ 6114000.
=Ajax -
4 r.
DQ trim plant workers face
Myoff
-The'ampending faioff ah mart than 4W wrkers at Cbgsler
�'.attastaL.ljaa trim punt in 1991 is net an attempt in maw jab our
U Canada, says a company official -
Cbgskr representative Walt McCall says the pare] Ja-e of
sepnaieaaly t;,W jobs at the plan t.to600 by mid. IM a i nada
old phardaut jr ra�s<wd on aktait car madab. '
'fhb 6 not a eooseientico , effort to renew job fast Canada by
ant moan'! bteld The Sue line thisuak.
ft's ter aats n of eke mit trim bosiase It's one djbae cycles
tui edtuary 6 nonrkas fw.' ...
mryskr tearnds b guar mut w cur len Dynasty, imperial and
Ye. , ti1 t ill sip Certain manufantyiaR ampennts at the
A'aa pfans will simply no knpr int useful fu ne-ee i<hiela,
•A titan happen, in tin .ears,' be slid. 'But -e don't want w get
p,eple's hopes up leo high.' .
Nem Ajax trustees..
The official results of the tljaa khoel boards election vow
rdc:rtd by the toaoi retanung offices yeterdpy aftunbon
- inelade aha foha.eg: � -
Weed l public se6aa7 trusta: Donnan Usedialaimd. .
Ward 2 and 3 public se" trot-: Wicen Jordan 2=;
Ke via Casclaeeecte 911_ mrd 1 and 5 public eehoai
trainman. Cynthia Dudley aauiead. -
English separate school testa: Judy Feeney 1381;
rM Yoesaa 1,245; Janice oldwit 913; C-nk.Fem
811; Fdaard White 611.' Fmwch separate Khod.um2
• Cieeite McCam int; Gry Lauriaeh M.
i
al
OJjicial. Ajax council election
results.
The official results of the Ajaa enuncil rection +otr
released be the ao.i, returning yff[ri yrsterda)
afterecoe include the following:
For cease msyoe: Jim Witt) 8,923; thiig Harvey 3, t70.
Wad 1 kcal ceuseillon' Fraek-Schaper 1,66t� Ili
Hubbard 1,513. tad 2local muni!: Sou Crs-frd ,
1,409; Robert Richie 379; Man Kelly 3:6:116:
WaterfkW 179.
, Ward I and 2 region eouneilin R wr Anders-
Robert Wright 1X,6; Jim Melanin 620..
Ward 3 kcal councillor: John Pria 1,357; Richard
llarne 401_ Ward 4 Somal eoumitlur, Jim.VcMssier 1, 191:
Sber+ill Willed 613, Ward S. kcal cote cihor. Fat Brun,
1,394; Dodie Tnape 1,014. Ward 3, 4 and-; region
rwaadlorr Siman Duly 3,388; Stc+a Parith 3.'68.
More Ajax voters
Ajax .oten showed a has, inure" is selecting their
local reprantati.v during ibis week', municipal election -
-judging by their tvmot"at the pQH*. - -
A tool pf 12,6Q6aut a<37,913 rhgibk +atm card their .
baluts At the sladaa polls Tovday. The wad rephsentd
a 33 per cat tarma st - a hialthy inestav from 1988
• : wheat only 26 per cnt.bgtberrd90 etrrc,*e their ci+ic-
rjght_ s
•laws srydea bit losirr(is, 1988) mainly beeea raJsad
'yoyn�ma�y iulamrtiaaa., aid as6stam murtjingr 7ficer Joe .
- • i d S esudesL }ese Ilia gnat cnc�miadad. �A Waal d .
2,525 -mot of 6,030 sbpbk eaten,nrad -t it the polls W
Lill a8 Ajaa wards.' .
FoBowht6 claw behind area the resident, of Cad 1. A
.
total of 21/9 out ofS.9S9 digibk or39 per vent, TA Their `.
ballots. 1Foth `oda 3 and I had 31 per cent. I -
A ants! oQ 96 out of t0.3i:a eligible wad in Card I
-bile 1,965 outd6,)TB �ohdin A'iydl. Atotal.N.41
out of 9,41 FeGpbk yoten in Wart 2 exerei'scd their
deieauly. Tbefigarerepaeic9�J1-6tier ierd. -
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Pickering vote rate falls'
;tQ 35.4%
Despite the contentigus and
controversial nature of this week's
municipal elections ip Pickering, locial
residents s{idtt,'t ciscify turn out in droves
to cast their .Ates.
Return* officer Bruce Taylor, the town
clerk, reports atf uvcrdl voter turnout of
SSA per cent. 0131Y116.146 reaidi'nb out of
45,604 eligible tod�be time to mark their
ballon 1�
9 would ay 35 per cent is pay normsll
for amunicipdekgion.' Taylor ailnotted.
flowerer, thio s turneut wu dightlI
lower than the last nivaRipal election.
Three years ago 38.1 per mot of eligible
mien in Pickering eau their ballots.
' The official results of the election were
to have been made public yesterday
alternoan.
Pickering. Centra(. Sibrary.
stream3 -inquiries
In respo se to a tight stafftog situation,
Pickering Central lebrary closed its -
separate audio vivida serrrce• desk in
November.
Fan and video inquiries now go through
the two adult information desks.
Central Library uses art already aware
of the pressure in the library is rte. users
continue to register and its popukrit)�mo.�
(October circulation at the Central labrary
totalled 58,278 items checked out, an
increase of IS per cem over Septimiber, and
a hu fol per rent over the "a month Wt
year, ails* library announ¢meat. .
ming the audio visual services desk
teainwnr:fm lots of reasons,' mid Chief
lAririan Sandy Cameron. 'Information is
now, ant{ will continue to be available ih
many different formats suck as COs,,
mompputer ides and video.' . .
'Odr philosophy is to' deal with,
information as-ioformadon, regardlesa of f
the format. Rowcver, there is no doubt
diffteNaffing them srpante adult
inforits 3esks was Alan a major factor.
We simply do not have the staff to maintain li
the inquiry desks we planted forCemraL'
Senior scarf amafa, Wki as poasibk
improvements to Centrals eckout arca,
where current levels of cod mmpater
terminals continue tote outatripped by
demand.
Final Pickering election
results .
The official results of the Pickering
election rote released by the "turning
officer late yesterday afternoon include the
following:
For town mayor. Wayne Arthurs 8,906;
Bob Mitchell 5,82_I; Richard IVard*%S.
4' 1 fecal cdumcillor. Doug Wellman
1. Dave Ryan 1,3-5; Breads Biriayt
1.319; Anne Ray IHSS; Jce,Paetone 437.
Ward I region councillor: Maurice
Brenner',%7; Ken Natkesoa 2,793.• Ruth i
Ann Sehedbch was acclaimed public seho l
trustee.
A totil of 5,932 voters out of 13'"2
,The 7
Pick,
eligible mat ballotin -Ward 1 for a total
37.1 percent, '
;Ward 2 local councillor: Eileen 114d4n.
1,981; Julieanne Jardine 1,311; Wayne
Buku 1,0,6; Michael Femoon 977.
Ward 2 region councillor: Kip Van
Kempen 3,761;• Doug Dickerson 1,795.
Louise Farr was acclaimed public school
trustee. '
A told of 5,70"'. volen. out of 13,945
eligible cart ballots in Ward 2 foe a *total
40.9 per cmc.
t
Wird 3 hscal muse, "or:. Enrico Piaritto
1,743• Jud)) Cri(fi ,OV; L.rry 07eaey
689; Jim S6athanti32
Ward 3 region a cillo,,. Rick johrsson
=4; Uuyd 1.980.
Ward 3 pu ic'school trustee: lain
NeCull) 900; ChorlesBms 823; Cay
Calvert 760; Rick StuchberryS35.
A total of 4,A2 voters out of IS,667
eligible tet ballots As Frard 2 roe a totakn
per mot.
Separate school trust": Kevin Asha
1,254; Bary2etehino 1,206; James
MfcCafferty (,0.53; 'Anna Crmthwaile 990;
John Fowles 978; Anna Mariam 815.
Separate school French trustee: Clnette
McCann 133; Cary lauriadt 78.
Arrest Claremont marl for
liquor smuggling
A resident of the Claremoni ams in
Pickering was one of 1•t people arrested
(au reek after a'•year W—V and Mctm
'fRronto Police investigation or an alleged
12 million international liquor smuggling
f Ba> Newi; Nor_ lsri6.17, L993 P3
saperatiod ...
Jay Guenther was released on ball on
charges of fraud,conapiney to commit
fraud and mospiracy to sm f*.
Liquor purchased in the U.S. wu
hauled hem by track ind del)vered to
mlauams.
Homes . affordability
reaches new heights
fncreasedaveraga'houschold incomes,
lower mortgage rata and lower average
house priees,have combined to make
housing room affordable to the average
renter hem in the arta.. . .
"Sow 19.6 per cent of the homes Gated
-,n the Oshawa and-DiatricCResl Estate
Board', Multiple _11ding Service (ML25) am
within the ,earl A tical rmtm, compared
to od] 4.7 per cent 1lulyar. Thal means
.638 of the mmnt 3,2.x7 total residential
Gstiogr,' iays the Novcmbci report from
ODREB.
In the month of October, the avenge
housing price deereued by 5 per mot from
Septanber to 114.5,285 u 348 homes were
.soldby ODREB member.
'The lending rates have dropped again:
says ODREB president Anne Briscoe. FRI,
(:,1R. Them is a wide selection of home
for both the first-ttbu homebuyer and,
atw~ wishing to move UP."'
'The Canada Mortgage and Rousing
Corporation has predicted a,j�K.of the
average house prim during 1992 to about
1161.000; so now n the time to buy,' un_
Briscoe.
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P4 77a! WteketadBay News. Nov:15y16,17.1991
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College p;resident's
Durham is paradise.
- bykwoirGrern. '
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hen Gary Polonsky arzi•ed
V'wni*, 1 bad to learn how to be •
�G�Kn�t•s
Iliykig to defend his school budget
'x t'
d'. '
. x�-
summer.'
"You're either going to grew or
decline. I'm pleased to say we're
as Durham- College
on the Boor on the Manitoba legislature:.:
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gtrowtag. Because we anticipated tbii
re+ident In 1988, - be
wis an experience he won't soon forget.
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growth, we adjusted oue staff, - he
adds. 'Everybody is really
t with him more than
II taught tra a k,t, : he kr.'
pitching
In..
-just fresh. winds df change. He.
generated. a sense of enthusiasm,
When,the. Ddrham opportunity
presented itself, Cary was quick to
They're always Jur on direction.
promised opportunities forgrowtb, and
relpoad. 'In a way jt fell like 1 was
*We do have a plan: he says. Me_
ry
eapsed an optimism for the:
seldom seen in Durhamjtegion.-,
returning urning home,.' he says. '1 continue
W he ver) grateful for how -very
will end up in a positive ba,tb- fior .
position for 199594suwetauinprove,
'1 believe this area is one of the
accepting the community has been for
a
thole wren still need ng.improeement.
paradises of this Todd; he Said then.
us.'
i is las
We remain relatively. buoyant and
thst'sgood•'
't realty do. Durham College will do
whatever it takesle help this region .wife
sd only that and
Etisonen V'l
Lois are now 1,500 miles away
from their three. grown children:
'
�:.'
our mission is to be i •major
contributor to the ge000mie and social
remain one of the great regions of
well
North America.'
Cheryl (27),.Itandv(26) and Mike(23).'
being of our students and our
thorn and raised in Thunder Bay.
Within months of lyes arrival item,
Pre.idaas G7 Pnts,oftyar�w
community, and to do.that even more,
boldly and than we are
Cary started his career there in 1967,
Cary and staff had hammered out an
.pervasively
rising through the canna as an
ambitious 3 -year Strategic Plan —
result of Carr Polonsky's pledge of i
now.'
educator. ,long the way, he picked up
made available to the public in booklet
j sopart to his staff. -' i
fn
If Durham Callege is Jo aghie,e its
an outstanding citizenship award from
form. The plan, which identified seven
j a time when mani. schools are `
goal of eventuxltr becoming a
the Thunder Bay - Chamber of
areas of development fur the c%Wgc,
declining, Durham College edntinurs to I
university — so students don't.have to
Cgmpterce. I
included three type,,4'partnerine.
1 grow. 'The eallege certainly has bern
le,, ,e home to have access to an
Had it not been for a call from a
Successful link., have sine.. been
buss;' hr7iates with satisfaction.
institution providing oppgmuniucs for
head-hunter in 1981, he might it11i be
foryIed with high ,choral,. Ryerson:
'RasI waliv, we have done most. of the
cholar,hip and research — Durham
there. • 1 - i
Yoe'4 and Tmni uniyernties. a, well ay
thing• .,'.aid we would dasjn the plan.'
rill need Cary Poloniky'. uplifting
But the o ppo�tun,t of a vice.
business and mdu.tn.
in Port
Over iIJW student. registered last
Four lot. were %
,pmt of optima � Fdrtunaarly, he It—
nes
presidency inPLloydminstgr,-Alberta,
Satellite centre, nus, exist
,at. new parking
AQlamt ,:
'1'v"
presented a challenge he couldn't
hope and 1:xhrjdge. And. pro,nfrd
opened this fall
yer, been a community
'l
refuse, Three years later, he moved to i
funding a,n't denied, thi. year :\eat
Thi. sear. m the diploma programs
jumper,.'; he sacs. lived in Thunder
Winnippecgg td. mepresidentof Red
campu@ plain to nxpand imn'a third
alone, the population grew by. IS per
Ray fad,10 years. -I like to establish
River folk _
�'
'In Alberta, 1� learned about i
buildin
The :CF Connecbuo ■t �\jsa. +tint
erne.' Ile say,. 'The non -post t
,rcundan yu bjects base also grown:
rw,U.'
he sec s happy y herr, ,n
So far, tit t p,
agriculture. and nil.' ' he says. 'In
in Canada• ea�ti a about a, a dircrt
rr'sr added '2.. nes programs sense
paradise.
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.. Pti-T6e weeltemd Bay {Yews. No.13;lis 1'T,1991 - .
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A aperiil fuhion show' old male it altour°ammat u Nov. 19 (ptay, begins Nov. , *Chander Mathani 6*2425. For registration
to a wiv to support i ani roe the neat Thursday evening tournament � � (410 at 6-02!0, Eat •1i9.
ompity calendar is a
Creseneo6womeksgeveatatIf
night rmmter and (peat
"imponantcomarunityprogram. \ov.21(plaYbegwNm.28)frem7-IOpma� DON MA7.ANKOWSICl,deputy prime
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' you pre ■ newp"fit 'or
Tickets are M and an be purchased bylSir Olivet Slower Collegiate (staffr8om), i400'minister and finance minister, will speak. in
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community group mend your
calling the Un Way oma at6g6-0606. Larrenee Are. Etat, one block rest il Pon: Pickering Nov: 2� x16 pm at GalfantrY.
. emomremeetto The Weelwad Bay New,
Food and refreshmclu will also be sold. 'Uns Rd. Ihanques, hall, Pickering Tpwn Centre,at an
1730 S ePherep■ Court, Unit 811%.
Pislteeing, Owrn, LIW 3Fb: DeaAisn
l For lnformaion'call Brian a 427.41ii3.IOntirio and Durham Federal PC Riding
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Tuesday noon.
. �E Aj7•'SAIYPS VILLAGE BAZAAR is
These are d&w key, CFCratedevents. Associations fund raising dinner.
Bargatits. bivieGb,benevukaceplore!
Mov. 16 at 301 Dundn St. W., Whitby, 10 am i
to 3 pm. It•featum such itet4. as folk art, ; THE DYIIAM DOWN'S SYNDROME "Turkey b*hoots -
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hosmadeepody, Silent auction. •SSOION meets Nor. 19 at 7:30 P.M.sI.
" Nou. 23 and Dec: 24
E�N� '
A tearoom will be available free to theWhitby Baptist Church (411 CJberl St. .E.)y
Formmeirfarmitiose466160467, jESta%planoing&adw&are among the topics Tor.9'ro='v beheldNoe.23a-eDee.14
TIIE AJAX AND PICKERINC UNITED
public.
its (tont 10 am to 4 p in. at PJierng Rod and Cam
WAY Caribbean 91 Musical Explosion may be
one of the best ways to bertl the cool winter
Y di.cu«ed.
ARE NOW BECK ACCEPTED .For more iefnemation all 668.9110. T qct % to
Brougharn):9utn
chill. .
for this year's.Pickering Nov. 16/Kiname:i . TIIE LEARNING . DISA61L1TIES, 22, 300 y& with.
da wUf be aSatie i New
The event at the PiekerinR Reerealion_
tarso Pander. !ASSOCIATION of Durham Text mats Nov. 21
SLyp -
Comple■ Nor. 1i from 7p.m. to 1 a.m.,A°y�O°pi°g
to enter on !at N p,m. n lantoln A+enue ('abbe S<bm!(i0'
Workout with Santa
features moue ba flhapaody s:ilh Denote
foe° at the'Igfo Pisre, at-PiekelincolnA,a. PickeringP,uage).
O'Connor and lire limbo dancing by the
Ce°�mr Durhm Bmmess Madan. A speskerfnm Durham Boardot Eduoti,w The Town of PlSkering presents Santa's
Brock Rd. Unit S m earring.. 'will Workout Shoo Nov. 29 Pickering
Amaxing Tonka: ,
discuss New Directions in Special at the
Incanted groups may 160 call �dat931' i:Jucaeton.' Cali 693.9132 for. mare Recreation ComplM A' fitness dans stats at 7:30
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ta46. .. mformatian, p.m.• fdlowed by a dance and htdt at 9 p.^
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DUMBARTON HIGH SC OOL'presents Tickets are $20 For more information a7
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CAI IC DUHHAM CIIAPTFR ivanaQwn;831-1711
Turnout for students Nov. from 9 to 11:43 x
oris tat
Waita.m.
lafosul is comp sed of 26 somil 'A..artahon for Production uml Invrnmry THE JEAN MCDONALD SINGERS will
PWbjWhm,_�__Aksn=n'jdm
E~. H+tiao in
agencies (such a. If Si en, Al -Anon. STD Cantrell Alahold it. monthly dinner mating perform Christmaseonoetu at St. Pants Oe:
Glow et AAwrttslnp:. Ent JsmwW
Clinic whose aim is to form .rodent. about \nr. 21 act Earl of Durham. 227 Hrork-St., the -hill Church Nor. Z4 -at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
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community services). .. R'huby. They will. also have all open .house
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sip"! Fwaaeim Manown----Wome two
Chief Plmtogre": James tame
i{en imsn tichlu.ul, f:V1.M d RMS performance a the A u cenlnflib Nov.
This is the grand penmg of the .inn ,f� 1 P� J library N
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Infomart displays a Durham schools. Associates, .ill speak on Hill of Matrlials —: 30 m 3 p.m: and at LOEB's at Dixie Road and
. .The Hight Way with ash bis 6' p.m., dinnal Fmch Avenue Ike. 7. 14 and 21.
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AWHPAWO ASSO•CIATIOV:; p.m.,prrmutio°$9p.m. For information about tickets to the
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registration fo its neat Tuesday evening si Cots including GST u M. Fa drui{s call; Chrirtmascancen caU839-1309x839-9852.
h Save. up to
-$11080-00
with Lennox
(tome Comfort
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She must have often visited in
' arrr of what is. now Ajax and Piekeriug
INewgomrp.,
It may tomru a surprise to many to
I
e may.nrser know just what
towns.
kern that, while her first book. Atli of
�•I l brought the Rcverepd Ewan
":
At sodall functions, she would often pve
- ^, Micdooald b On4rio, or why
readings mcitationst, During the First
' the young Presb terion
World War she joined the Red Cents, and
mimarr those leukdale, with oltoday's
helped out by knitting socks for soldiers,
Pickering Town boundarylijust outside
t
allahe whit continuing.to write her
lisbridg, u hill p■ri/n.' But. we do knew
it is decisions such Y theft which have a
Sanderful Ms.
;A quiet womaappwith. a lively,scrim of
.�
way of determining events of the future.
humor, LSI. Ndiilgomery lived at The -
Ifaving established himself with his
!Name for IS Years before leaving it to
1.
! eonErrgalioo, in 1911, Rev. Mudon ld
move to Toronto jn 1926, lifer three
decided it was.time to travel to Prince
children were born during the tithe she
Edwardlsland to marry his fianctV
lived Aleaskdsle.
four years. And so it was that on bis
One lies burledSorivii the Foster
"
return to 1<askdale, & brought with him
Memorial Cemetery, tier one remaining.
.
a certified.'.(ir — his rather famous
son and heir continues to live in Toronto.-
bride.
"
Awarded the ORE by King George V in
Lucy Maud Montgomery was 3: years
1935, Lucy Maud Montgomery Bird in
old and already a pjonriixm author when
Toronto in 1934. at the age of 68. The .
she amved at he w home, The Manse
in Lesakdale, fnving achieved wide
recognition for the writing of .Anne or
Green Cables.
A reception, complete with large supper i
and entertainment, was held in the
ohureh. It was to be the start of A long
and happy allianec. i
I..M. Montgomery wrote 11 of her :4.'i
to,els. while h,mg In The Manse. She J
would write for a' couple of hours each
morning before starting her daily church j
and family dutiet."It is said she received. I
and answered, a siesable•amount of fan
Manse was declaredAnhutgncal site in
I%S.
It u unfepunate this home is not open
to the public. Put esrn if it wire, it is said
this building iumUiN no hints of its put II{
— no treasured favorite writing spots, no
friendly ghees or remnants of its i
contribunon to the -arid of literature.
The Macdonald family, fust at an•
other, bred as part of the community. Of
the three housekeepers employed during
those years, two remain dive. Many
people who still call lixbrjdgelhome, veers
in fact classmates of the sans of Lucy
• 7A. K.
Crhn Gables, ria indied written durinl1{i
the author's time on Prince Ed -aril
Island, Avonlea and mon of her her
works were aetu Ily written in - Arlo.
after �. Me�gomery left er island
Aiuse of Green Cables, be.- the instant
overwhelming success it u, catapulted
Lucy Maud Manwo: rite star status.
In hoping for a "to such suede", kyr
publishers found disappointment; -.only
Anne with an e' managed to achieve
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IroniuRY. when production started for
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the producers — feeling 11!X1. was too
remote for much of the rammg — selected
A. site. in Ontario which claaty reaunhled
the,archarcture and countryside of F.F.I.
The same location was eomidetrd perfect
for the current Anne of Ava". t.
In a curious twist of fate, not tralirine
by those whin selected the site. Avunles is
now being fibred right herr, less than 14.
.calks away from the home in which those
adventures were written — The Manse in
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_ .the Spirit make their.
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Back for the third time and
' Onion in Oshawa on Friday Nov,
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The Spirit is the stunning surprise'
Tony ,'Wild r Springer took his
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Perfdrmer'magaxine calls her
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When people first sire her, they
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bean MarshMI sings rock and
was a finalist in Toronto radio
blues from way down deep in her
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contest.
kids of her age to do pop. but not
'Sp'einger has also been
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Surprise number two: her
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Wild T and the Spirit will be I
but her material comes from all
performing with special guest
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Amanda Marshall..
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For Hotel California. Friday,
She grew up listening to calypso
Nov. 2^_, tickets are $5. Dow,sad
all different types of music
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her parents' record
Herb Ki3or and' his 17 PPicce
collection. She ha alio studied at
band are here Nov. 20. It all
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'free and rosy" tours.desiFned fnr.' editum.
accommodation with run . tinental
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b r.rakfast dad%. hotel service
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{Only the $40 departure tax is
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GlasgI,w. Edinburgh. Amsterdam.
Or consider .even days of London Winter'., her,- and it *a great
Up until thr end of March.
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and the c.uoirv,jde featuring time to plan your next travel
excluding Christmas the air fare,
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:10ratice in :nasi balr000 in East
firs been a matles, of "a mad mu in far been ;rclpslEErbuten uvftI945.
Tnenwil
at determining what was popular in the To that day we,d sell them shou aid do
T—he now . elty of the rive "a dime
McLean catered to the tourist trade. Ile.
novelty business. Beauchamp videsou he's base beat with'thin Beauchamp URL
ata�ft 6 alive, A, and livilsIllm
sold his. unt'quit'sAd "larful wares to a
Vea. . I . .
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lengthy us, or souvenir and novelty items
• MeWns an'Wcztney Raid as,
ilwoughout the pro ytace. He ;at ids* an
A r4surrection -w- or more &Ecuraulv , : L
d%clu'll'a "UPPikr ED service atifis such as
continuation — n(s bygone tsme -gin
Hats" and Kiwarat — providing them with
• no'eltv *,Edt and"o, hops were (Extum, in
Impel pine. plaques and Emoulow. - -'
,,or, neighborhood and camostimity. .
Current coinpan, president Lou
Those acres rete filled with fascinating
Beauchamp came on board in 133; and
trinkets and Interesting no,eltin that -,re
assoahed ownership of Irlcltarao in 1972.
lurloo'. run and Awe at Inexpiosive..
Site 56an joined him to 1965. The paw
Enjoyable -afternoon. could he spent
have been -orkinguipther ever since.
through such 4hopo — trying out
After moving to Whitby, In 1980,
variant *am dadgets, and anque games
Betachfisup. tratilplarated the Le"ide
and Wis. I'apanriatim
to a 10.0 sq. ft building in Ajax.
Mcl:exis meatus that kind of place. It's
O-cr the years, mom and core of McLe".
where you can arm such ontarEvIdedi Domain
wardwase has been opmed to the public.
such as 10 -color pens, wild wire, bubble
.
Initially, folks were invited to browse
during
etonns
necklaces, glair in the dark p- ' VadEwmi, J
thma.gh 16 warclaosisar a hand
Christmas. A,
ow,
vahild", plastic makes and tosecte.
period around marlater
dead S.aa• a fMaas aw, in Aisis
liteltion rings. ficippin' Wariest. ions" ink
invitation was -traded to a" "VE6. Last
Am. a asswehaaaam, raw watch woals..
• gavisee booki. the robot boomeram&and other i
gess Mcleam remained opened to the public
delightful treasta.
for six weeks.
bought A few 'dada* over the years — itaiew Mclean' public viarchouie as a plate that
It's also a piece fiJded with discounted t;
*People were coming Del almost every
that proved to be ahorr.live.d Ends. must he *A in be appreciated. Iia a fun
•1976
Ilturts. 'weal alone, Gazwout and marble
weekend trying to get In,' Beauchamp
Souvenirs from the Montreal trip JOWU memory line far L6M .110 41111
carvings. board games. politics, Plastic toy,,
r=41LW-
Ofympsmthe. Pope's and and Expo 67 were recollect the loafggone fial and shot I . am
ENnstmas'ornaments and Lou. tou,mir
'We, started ilainking that Ef p"p&e -sated
smaing; the flop#' that immediately came to ..cnL'
M.W. pericaunts &oil much more.
to come and spend money here, then we
rated. 'Once Expo was firaphed. I had a i 'In our aarchouw you tall rind things'
Back in the days when novelty was in
theaw MAC a link cteaver or the amhoms,
warehouse full of souvenir chuu, pans and front as tow L10 vols to a much a 720'.'.
vogue, Harry McLeao began big wholesale 1
available to L6=.*
penriants.' he recalled with a Lsuo- Beauchamp said. '.W,. hear such a rarely
disn"I"Ititou"s of toy.• gtfu sad "E"Dart. He
Staining in limitary Elve mare archow
, no 'low in here
Many of the tourist business customer. that wirtuall "It can and
opened a 1945 at ta
mossunt open ED die public year round.
have remained lay&L %:are* Bay Ifidge has not buy
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.7 • ntario.Hydro is hoping to' Of light output•— not watts t5c
r rnt♦riaa residential assets ■mount of electricity �6htbulbs
to (turn .on" to a consume.
completely new bright For Funpk, an.energy-saving 15-
ide� in light bulbs. watt eomQact fluormeent bulb has a
J Over the'arsl-Eouple of ,reeks, light outQut of 900 lumens, in
Durham residents,will receive a tomparitpuPlo a re uIse 60 -watt.
package of law wattage (52 watts) -incandescent bulb wi an output of,
7. incandescent light bulbs. The. 8Wlumew.
'z packigt will be delivered to their A 9 -watt compact. fluorescent
t{ homes. -It's hoped the.ener y; provides 600.lamehs of light,.
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efficient replacements will be used in compared to a 51p lumeo 40 -watt
s place of regular 60 -watt bulbil regular iacari&scent bulb. Compact
The program ispartofaS7million fluorescents which last up to 10
• i '. strategy to increase consumer times longer than regular lghtbulbs
! i V awareness of energy saving use only 25percut as much energy.
T � product;. Ontario Hydro a goal is m Compact Buoreeeents protide even
reap major euergy savings from greater energy savings than low
more, than 100 million,l ght futures wattage ran idescent light bulbs.
in the province's househ'oj ds. But they are not meant to replace
Energy efficient bulbs triregular- every incandescent bulb. The re
They- a
4y incandescent light bulbs That hale best suited to lights used for long
60-A!,•rte at Pueutun �rt•• , been improved. They use lea periods (three or ciore hours)during
Th .;W9 ;P .. energy with slightly less light output. the day.
;, a3 They are compatible with dimmers. The awkward rhapea of•compact
d fluorescents make them unsuitable
i work well out non snr<6t say light ,
fixture that •uses regular for some lamps and fixtures.
harandesaat bulbs. However. in most homes there are
'I Part of Hydra's energy savings two to four lights that are ideally
strategy is to get consumers thinking suited for these energyefftcieat
in term of Inmcna —a measurement fes•
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till • KROELER This fall, Hydro is planting
- - . LIBERTY bulbs all over your neighbourho6d.
r • KING KOIL iheym 52 -wan energy Well also spell oui
save-
-LANARK vvingb0lb,.Andtwoofthem other ways to save.
are bong ddmcred to house. twg with the bulb; you11
hokdSin Onwa this month- - get a br«hute that tells you all '
• SUPERSTYLE They'll awns at your.doorin a about the different kin&of
1(x05 recycled plastic bag' c�y as" hoing available
• NADEAU you can toe the 52•wad butbn said how o toe them. Plus, Powat ♦ - -
to replace rrgulm 60 -watt bulb;.. Sassy mbbates of up to 55.00 are
•BRAEMORE The bulb, cue 13% leas decu"y available an the purcha of
with onty a subtle da filmes .tiah
gfybg orgy saving bulbs:
in light oain
pm Md, since they. So use you, 52•waa bulb,-
fn roto any standard fliiure• read the brochure, and look
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.The place to shop. for- solid.wood furniture
The Solid Wood Red and .
Table Co. at 1755
Plummer St., Pickering,
has become the, place to
shop for Old wood furniture in -
Durham Region and surrounding.
area. The large open showroom
makes shopping for furniture early.
The sales staff, anchored by owners .
Bob Nowforth and Doug Peters, try
to mike purchasing their products
as pleasant an experience as
possible. .
'We donit have W put a lot of
pressure on our customers; they
explain. 'When you dell a quality
product at a more than competitive
price, backed by the h* est level of
service`'we can achieve, our
customers feel secure they have
made a smart decision dealing with
our company,' says co-owner
Peters.
Pine bedroom suites .are a
gpecialty at Solid Wood. Choose
from a cannonball in eight different
styles, hoop bedj, sleigh beds, high
posters, and mo .
'Combine 11411se with all our
different dres(ers, night tables,
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armoires, chests and wardrobes and
you can put together)our dream
suite without breaking the bank.
For the dining room, dirinv nevem
tasted so good, whether you prefer
oak or pine -in a Eountry or
traditional style.
'Solid Wood can deliver the
product you require— and matcb
tables, chairs and cabinets to get
your perfect room setting. If you
don't find exactly what you had in
Mind, we will modify the suite when
possible to meet your requirements.
Peters says.
'Furnish the living roots with a
beautiful selection of country fabrics
to adorn our ninny styles of couches
and chairs. Solid Wood offers
hundreds of solutions for your
empty family room or dining room.
Combining these with coffee and end
tables, custom finished, we can
create an environment you can be
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very comfortable with.' ;Peters says.
'In today's -fat -paced society, the
beauty of Solid Wood furniture in
the traditional or country style
offers people a well-earned change
of pace to come bome.to from the
glass and concrete at work. A
warm, homey setting allows you to,
relax and forget the world outside.
We invite you to visit our showroom
and look forward to seeing you,f
says co-owner Peters.
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Linda Lundstro"M's La Parka concept warms winter .
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memories of postai in their past.'.. ♦red autumn weather, is brushed on
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,\red she was right. The both sides for thermal warmth. It's .
;■ . anadian deli6ner Linda' 'phenomenal succor df,Jta Parka . blanket stitched togYher for a '
�•w Lundatrom kno«s- all that was Pint conceived of ri$f rears .m�wtb-,. moulded look.. Removable
• ,bout's Id winteril. She agv is due in nn small part to d+good 'no lean' jar on hood and hidden
grow in the small looks, durability, versatility. and storm cuffs stop the wind from
northern mining tttmunity of Rcd suitability to the vagaries of the )'whistling in.
-Lake, Ontario, here —aft those Canadian dimale. I These Iwo layer* warn -together :
pre- hole -in- the -ozone days, • — '1 wanted the coat to he warm In I contain and circulate natural body
,.tem peraturos often *copped to the coldest weather, but adaptable Io I heat to keep the wearer toasty warm. ,
minus 60'C.' Like most Canadian the widerange oEtco penturn and j In addition,_ Lundstriirtt designed' - 7
'kid*' she wore a winter parka — conditioti the rest of the yrur. Let's j great looking and matching storm. ,
unlike most 'kids' hcrswas made br face it '� is a eountrv' of boots, hcadmuffs, handmuffs- storm ,.
hermother. extremes. nted a woman -U. pants and mitten to complete the 11 -
That just may have en the dress r o s Iv and look great i look. j.
inspiration for the Wentet designer wit having to buy several coats. •.Lundstriim .ale inspiration for \ j
to produce tier own innovativeaLd leve winter in Canada can be a !'colors fur La Parka are hound all '�
wildly popular l.a Parka. One look beautiful time of the year if you are around her. including herbal greens, -
at ttiismagnifitmn4 roar— that cah ! dressed foe it',' she maintains- i French navy. mauve, turquoise.
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effortlealr oke ,e wearer.through I La Parka takes.its, nJme from a tern cotta, mahogany, butter yellow
winter blizaards, spring thaws; If eombinatut6 oftae, fur Laplander, and ultra -soft pastels in pearl pinks.
i.:tanner showers and the chill of the natives of the northrrnmpst I bl4tnde and JicarV white. If
autumn—and you know Ltmdsw6m province of Sweden where Linda's Lundsinim had designed nothing byt �. Rs• ,. -
must be a realist. father was born, anjl parka, the La Parkathewould probably have - `�-
yFrom the very fins moment I saw I accepted name nf`the garment worn.; 'found•sueeess as a designer. The fact Dadptsr Linda Lsndsirows -
the coat in my mind, t knevi in my by natives of Northern Canada. is she has aha produced a prepular
boon that this was it. Linda says. Lundstrom says both these peoples sportswear lidelcotton 4nib, dressy u( the fact her sinng n lions to fit
I'1 taw the garment that not�pnly developped n system of layers to adapt 1 metallics. and outfits in a lusnrr women from ^_ to 16 and from 5 to
' would pay tribute to the Inuit parka, their clolhittg tp their climate. washable suede called Faeilmo) plus I0' in height.
jbot- bring the beauty- and I Consisting of two layers — an a family of coordinated pieces — Linda Lundstrurn's La Parka
(imelisatess of. Its silhouette intp an I outer sbell Is year-round raincoat) is sweater , and separates — to Concept'9l CnRecuon is avail, bk?n
urban woman's lifestyle.' water resistant. windproof. machine complement La Parka. I Danva, far Puree and Lundstrotvfn
'1 also remembered the parkas 1 washable and rolls up into a hidden Over the year* she d�Ined i Toronto, Carbo's,in Whir�y and
wore as a childs and fell most' compartment for earryin . - The everything from evening wear to !. Catherine Lyons in Oshawa and a}
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l:anadians might have some fond inner wool duffle, for cool spring shoes and accm\sorie*^Sbr is proud i many other laatinns aeras, �:anada.
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BOW -BACK CHAIRS & i LEAI{ 2 PIECE -SECTIONAL SET
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FOR prorjr %V110 WAVE SoNit_riumc, U\IQLL!
Specializing in
Custom Designed
V Wedding Gowns
V :Attendants
• V Evenin,, Wear
V Custom Headpieces
V Graduation [dresses
V Suits for all occasions
V Business :attire
1450 Hopkins Street
Unit 2, WhitbN
666-1171
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dis_frina roadhouse
by Jul!, "en . .
roadhouse in
the literal sense, of the 4
wged. located as it to an-
llighway 2. Itmay not br
ari inn — 'a* in. the dictionary'
definition'of roadhouse'— but it is
outside the city limits and it does
provide liquor, meats and dancing.. t✓
The eskablishment bills itself as 'tit
Cando+ Food and Dance Emporium,
which positions it with a modern twist
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and 'with its it in.
Yeoa is the order of for night, with
pink tubing trimming the tops of the
many windows and myriad neon beer -
signs and ' upside-down patio -
umbrellas dotting the spacious rdoin. along contest.
Pink pat lights shine down from the. No*i othernights of the week are
open -grid ceiling made hip by tamer• to be sure. People come to eat
splatter paint effects: rather than party. The menu often
Can,l«rlots has lots of tables, a long loof choim. .
-barsupplied largely by a 3 -door glass The menu stater the meals are
beer fridge (although there i+ alno i completely home made, and cooked
hard liquor and .rine) aid a smaller slowly. So,you're to speak up if
shooter bar. " It selh 32.50 shots on you're in a hurry.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Our appetisers were mushroom
when the pTace surely turns into s caps (14.56, how do they come up
dance palace.— complete with all the with odd prices?).
bells and whistles — after the dinner The menu description didn't do tit
hour. Wednesdays after - dinner mushroom cats. justice. -They were-
Candees features a karaoke sing- served in the kind of dish usually.
You Don't Have To Go Out Of Town To
Enjoy_Onebf The Finest Dining Spots
Awa
Offers The Best In Town
Some A yyetirer Su$$estions...
The Famous 9ters Rocks of eer (Blue Point),
Saganakr:and many more
For Lunch...
Try something different etitrt�
Lord Byron's are famous for their chefs spree lity luncheon dis'Fes..
Prised from.s7.00foSf300
ChooseJromSteaks, Vveal,.$abod,'Orridettes, Pasta,
Brochette, Salad Mads, Plus Daily SpeclLs
' Dinner.:.
Most Dinners Priced Below 520.00
Entrees such as...
Chateaubriand fort, Seafood Platter for 2 or 1,
' Combo for 2 or 1, Famous Chiekm Poseidon. Stork Neptune,
Rack of Iamb, Prime Roast, " Barbecued Back Ribs '
an4 much much more... '
"RESERVE Now FOR THE HOLIT y SEASON."
For.Reservations Call
686-7000
U'sa,37". ins rmottm Rd., Picketing ffi.t of email B
e with a twist
Stones: (Therestof the headings
! don't folloti the same theme and
aren't nearly as crntim.)
Both the chicken. fingers 4116.91)
and the small order of barbecue ribs
(17.17)'came in baskets lined with
paper and piled high 4th crispy
golden frim according to the menu'
these dinnera.were. served with fresh
vegetables (celery and carrot .tick*),
choice of potato(never offered) and
Candea hot, erispy•br' d. ' It was
topped M/th plain -or garlic butter
(asked (tir the bread halfway through
the meal to soak tip the leftover garlic
butter from the mushroom caps).
The delicately-ieasoned'chicken
finjters were.made of all white meat
- and came with a -spier plum sauce:
reserved for escargots (whieff are also
on the menu for11S). -
Uke escargots, each mushroom cap
was swimming in glorious garlic
butter, but the similarity ended
there. ThV mushrooms were
sprinkled with chunks a pseudo crab
and lopped with gooey melted cheese,
practically making them a meal by
themtsefies.
We chose our entrees from the
heading Simply Inraistible, perhaps
a cheeky bow to Robert Palmer in the
same way that Satisfaction
Sandwiches tips its hat to the Rolling
The half down juicy Aarbecued ribs
came with a choice of barbecue or
honey garlic sauce.' The barbecue
"Pre was very good.
Dessert offerings' were fairly
otindard: ghocolate mousse cake,
Black. Forest cake, apple pie, cherry
Pic, etc. .
To be sum. when you are hankering
for roadhouse fam-—potato skins,
nachos, chicken wing s,"sandwicbes
(surprisingly, there is no burger),
.chicken fingers and ribs — not to
mention the requisite drink& and
dancipg, you'll be satisfied at
Candees.
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Food 6 Dont* Emporium or the 4tra..
GREAT, H MADE FOOD
We have the greatest chef in town and
the biggest dance ftapr! 6,000 sq. 'R. 91.1
dining and dancing fo 1r / urp!eosure ; a
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(IB ortnmocalfor "arvahorls)
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Children untldr 12'i2�Firice! \ i� WIne Flemming
• Monday +Ong We 15C - 5pm -•12p
• Tuesday Spagheftl .q You Can Eat for` 3.99 - All Day & Nite
a Thursday Nochos $3.76 -flay & Nits i 1 - midnight �.
• Daily Luncheon & Dinner Spec"
a DJ. 7 Nights-,
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GINAAN CHINESE. (Whitby)' 294.2688 (Toronto): • ,RANDALLS ' ST. JAMES CAFE.
-RESTAURANT LORD BYRON SEAFOOD Family dining that's a real home Step through the doors of the
A & STEAK HOUSE dining experience- Delightfully charming old Victorian housewith
neigbborlaood favorite rind
• celebrating its Ilth anniversary. First class dining'in elegant. bright• ■pasios! fferchoice of Three alining prepared
p Enjoy
Owner Micha!L Fung'is there to �fort.hk surroundings. Succulent Spesialp icke ) offer choice of bee , mea y prepared prime rib of .`.
welcome you, Cantonese and al ' Cris Chicken• Pork Schnitzel or beef, steaks• seafood, lamb- Dilate
y steaks cooked to personal pprrlermcs. � PI rave about the perfect Caesar 5aLd:
Saechuan cuisine. Most popular dish Scrumptious seafood dishes Include Lasagne with ■aper salad. dessert,Large insert. selection includes an
the Special Cantonese Chow Mein. lobsier tails, crab les salmon or deauR and toff«, lea ar milk. Wide
Over 100 chokes on full meas. AR- legs,
v4riet of other choices include' irresistible Black „Ma to sake.
wit. Tempting daily Chef specials. y • 'Cullen S7 - $13. Mon. - �ri. 11 am
yoretersest es $8. 9 (Sin ;ffc-Thu .). Also veal, roast beef, daily
and. hdtnem roost
chicken,
n, pepper short m 2 m ([unch),aftervioon 2to 5 pro
d'tf[erentdisha f8.99 (Sun.-Thum.). lsmbi Lunch specials dash (f7.- 'ribs, rout <hickev, pepper steak P
( ) p y (dessert and sof[ee.odrr•), 5 to IQ pm
{94.99 (Fri. and Sat.). Mon. to $14). Dinner entrees begin ■t.115. mannated.with real and (dinner . •5uv: dbned. 15•Charcb
Then. 11 am to ll,pm, Fri. and,Sst. M'on. to' Pri.,, l C:30 sm- to 4 m •wine, chicken `cordon-bleu'. ( )
D St. S. (neat to Kenro Suzuki),
Il am to I am. Sun. It am to 10 pm. (lunch). 4 m to. 11:30 m dinner . Breakfast 13.50. Ltinth and dimer 4?E OWli
p p ( ) I Pickering,
1450 Kingston Rd- (at Valley Farm Sat. 5 Pm to [0:3f1 pm. San. dosed. IT • I10. Tuep. • Sat. 9 am to 9 pm,
Rd.), Pickering, a31-201 1. 1725 Kingston Rd., Pickering, 686- Sun. - Mpn. 9 am tog pm. Pickering
7000 Village Square Plaza (Ilwy. 2 SAUTER S INN
between Brock Rd. and. Westney RESTAURANT
- CULLEN GARDENS Rd.): Piek4ing. Parking behind
Elegant but casual diving McGINNIS LANDING plaza. 429-0?rj8. I Genuan,and interbatiosal cuisine
RESTAURANT \, I exppertly prlpamd by Chef Carlo.
overlooking the Miniature Village Schhitzcl f cs can choose from fire
cottage country area tlshted.in the O ors 'diaertainment'...casual,- I CANDEES i, kinds. Other popular Ehoicn ■m
evening). Wert known for its prime to t men plus entertainment like plan a fun night t. Great hon.. Hungarian Goulash and Fillet of _m
rib. Man diners cboase Mr. Cullen'. f d � � Sole.. Draft beer-and house wine
y crazy hat ay, lire entertainment. I made food. Lots of-r"�omltu dance.
Prime Rib of Beef. Wide menu with 6uitarht ever Thurs. avenin eared in authentic German steins.
seketion includingChicken Supreme. 'r i Over 6.000 pq.. ft, fo dining and I Sauter'. Inn• a landmark amid the
Chicken 'eo�dub-bleu', mclmd °ria Sun. afternoon. One hundred ,lancing. Dining .poria all week:
P ' and one great men. choices incluling Sunday buffet (19.9:1) am Comedy gnat r shops and are8e, a oro in
.salmon, Iamb! and pork. Rolla baked ; Italian and Neaican dishes. steak, Pickering Village, creams a warm.
fresh dailyto the Cullen kitchen. Vire w11h haat Wayne Flr.:ming. welcoming atmosphere that keeps
sp are ribs, salads. Heart smart I B j' P
Number one choice for. dessert i. i Menu (low +odium and (at) Kid'. � %londay Wing Nite(lat fn,ma to diners coming back. Sunday,
Apple Cu.tard.Crumble pie — a (;,,luring Rook Menu to take home. midnight). Tuesday all you can ! out"unding hot arnd cold brunch
favoi•itr from the Cullen family. ntrrin18 n 19. Nun. Sat. 11 arrr to "p aghetti (13.99, all hours I (10:30 am to 0_:30 pm). Entnxs 19
'Sunday buffet brunch (112,95, 1/2 L ftm, Sun. 14 to 11' pm. Thursdav Nacho. (13.75 from 11 am, 112• To". - Sat. 11:30 am to 10 pin,
price for children under 12). Entries gi cring Home and Design Crntr•: i to midnight). 705 KingA{on Rd. I u. 10:30 am 9:30'pm. Free
115 - $18. Non. - Sun. ll am to 10 t ck It& and flwy. 401), I (if`!y. at Whites Rd.), knit I. I ba uet facilities 40 pen.ple.. 109
pm. - 300 Taunton Rd. W. (next to ,Pickering.428-6383. Pickering. 420-SU Old 'ngeton Rd.,-A.s—
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line for concerts.
Enjoy a meal before
the bands. start and get in od "
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Our aim is not onlyto make the child understand: and still fess
to force him to memorize, but so to touch his imagination as to
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complaint children but eager ones!' Or:Maria'Marfessaf
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Positirc thinking builds on positive ,
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- Every child ea n<acn some degree of
quiterychildexperiences,
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rec+sved at the�of a pa Level
ConLLnued repent of a particular
thought.
What ytw tie doing. m tact, is emutig
success during + da ,how'ser, .mall this
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.. You become what you think I
message gess embedded in the
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a hnoIs rMre — and you know what -
happens ton snowball once it grit falling.
may be. This cou�d in etddies.
•Paris or relationships,
about," are the moat ,
:erful words+n.the English j
auheanseioua mind.
We begin in create a'cenatre *image o[
"1 dndapsJ ilii• program 12 years ago.
Focus ort, the successful in;cyan daily,
are on the rad to changing your
' Cngusge!, i.
Just think abouilhu-for a
ourselves as a re:dir of feedback re
recall from all Shown we come In contact
'
and you
child's inner thoughts .nine vo at with
child in-1Ae rvrmnF tour gest
u. mam�t(ts. From the time a child 1.
ree*sagn
with. When we behave or respond in w
P"
certain manner. thrsa<tion is actually
It :,
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qunuon should focu, on . eucem..ou}
Oarn. he r4cnrn thousands of
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ralsooatrs. ilii media etc Cenerall}wbeameiom
ester.
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appears outwardly is determined )how
w
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.IVhal made yat{�reafly happy
•: hileiren receive more and stronger
menage* of negative cntictim than of
h+feel*dnpwitlun MrnaelC
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What die you do 'cday that
praise and encouragement
tel
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and behavior. — at homey m schtwl. m
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the playground+,in the neighborhood
V eutltf/'
and olh�r artutae questu,n.
nrgaurr mens 'he •.. become
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and later to adult life — an deteremned •
b; kinds of -inner- thought- dial
\ow the. I. where the program hrramr. w
anbrddnf In thew eau. bund
From all the ra visage a child
the
dominate the mind. The mon negative
tent} tffreuvr Yau ern. Ae•wr the
' rn }Is h,i•:ces- 1'ag. It
recr,vr•, h. arranet'belie.,
the thuughtLi. the, more the
mon
the thought..,it...
re•pon•r,,
became. a .ueblr ge of aur child'-
Our belle(, ,omens ata Or aettana-
the Punlivr
the more pa+wve the acuotu
ueens.
At the enu'ol the wet# Ionia: the ',lint
thoieghu and feeling• -
-nlf-
Thoughu cunual behavior and action•'
Thr main of lhe� $1) hu<en•.
with your elulu Post a on the 'fudge or
Un. ronuhuo,nli indulge• m
. purpu.e
In a +pecialh dc.tgneei Al,uut 11. fnldrr"
taIA" , r. tacking u• oneself ,n the mind
••df
Page program ,- to replace negaitve
thoughts with ono on a daily
1}ou ran ro Te u�reth gther'nair, utea..,
n er
Nwt rim's the. -idle" got, •omnhutg
Undue -I i n t do ns -e am rot liked•.
positive
bases, by Ont focussing, on the out `r'
John l/'r:o•u. pnwesjid �-�
fan w at a ha con liar•
7hr f«u i* ehanpng bowl) bus .urcl)
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enjoyed by your child. Repetann ser the
.
Vav .. child in hepmmrig W thud about-
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Fven whin on, get. genuine•
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the aiw1, amt
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creat. a much molt
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door in schuoh in this mpnt of a child's
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in rhe process
education.
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poeLeuvis .
This. program ,• very eimplr as
P F.
*'au Are providing. m a very practical
bait an added dimension,
,ignifrant-cAangr,n )our child .
(rhe accomparIVM9 .Mt SUccM''. Pb
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asked*
tttns a forked• etc. If
am.
with our child,
.implement. Uo it dml) )
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and meaningful
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and an evnmel important nor All_
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Form on :Fur next pugr may' r
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4gm titans change• en aur bv's. it is
change our •brllefapteni•
nest):.
You are creating a •ucern profile of
research hu shorn that. then the home
reproduced as man ❑mO a5 r¢qui/tb
missal re
• The brain retrieve, all kind* of
' your child Suvcns build• on sucrr„
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Our aim is not onlyto make the child understand: and still fess
to force him to memorize, but so to touch his imagination as to
enthuse him.to his inpermost c9re- loilt-school does -not have
complaint children but eager ones!' Or:Maria'Marfessaf
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rtalry look a the Elantri u dicot , give me good all-around performance m
1 competition with the like. of Toyotas the test car I had. Eveti in ing,mW I -
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What makes the Elantra dtffirent a with the optional S -.peed automatic.
what )ou get. u standard Lquipnient.. pgrfonnanie was good. - .. .. _
The Elantn comes to two trim keels thr 'The basetransmission on both modils
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ti $1o,995 and $12.495 for the GLS have been the Chown of Irs"MIainn. as
Nr tut car war the CLS with a few ivoffered. even more performance'ban `' apd-vvinion stmnng, the•Elantn has no more Alio. a apart. car than•r family
i maloroptiom, giving a a sucker price of' the suumsuc. _ •� oub Poing into, and out of, sight sedan.. Sjop ng pod a bio silt m m7 .
1. Like all Ilyundas, the ride on the irk a aces. driving. $ep trig power tonsured e ,
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- Options en.my test car included an E6otra is on the firm side. This u due The thing have been noted front disc and ror;It arrangement.
automatic Maps_mgion, sir rondinoning. F to the fact many of the road, to Korea, for a the use of Canadian -made high- TIha allowed the Elantra a good stopping
power locks and mirnn. cruise control where the Elantra war designed, are . quality }liehtlirt urea. The CL Beta and durance, o en w who mightelted be i
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luljurliot from seats, split foldipi; rear nde. It pen the driver a bttmr feeling ortented un.. During my MOLD I found t Ou�eompa<t. shouldn`t overlook the
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far Icsa toxic to nails than the bonding sy"em.is far healthier for
i -widely used nail acrylics. I nails thftt,many salon treisnce .
- I - Janiell Reynolds of Bountiful, • '[,tested Natural Ele6anee on; .
_ - Ane+r do-ibY�+ureelf nail, : Litah, says her o++n complaint with many patients and found complete .
- - �bondift kit is poised to -j' Naturar'Elegance is that her naib"' antis(aetign. I've seen no skin' ,
r:• ' put.manicurists out of ` _grow too quickly now'.- *1 'could irritation& Or nail damage: Many
business. The revolutionary I never grow my"nails before- and , people are bothered t .the
- system. ivhiib ores. q tqugh i now I have to do therm every 10 I formaldehyde fumes at nail .
•_ ppoolymer gel similar to that used in I' days or so because, they grow so I salom.,
banding teeth, is f"ter. cheaper'- fast: says Reynolds, who used to. The Natural Elegance system
. and safer than, professional tet nail acrylics every few weeks: nontoxic gad safe. It.&trcngthens
• manicure you'd get in a beauty The big pizetn with acrylics is • Nils, helps them maist'ehips and
parlor, - that the primer used contains an cracking and it leaves nails more
After filing your iIs you �• and that can really damage your { 'natural looking. -
aim -convenience the gel old your natural nails: That'+++hy so many t. Margie llumaker of Salt Lake
psi a underp special ultraviolets �'wameJt rind bumps, ridges, breaks,. City likes tite•conrenienco of the
lamp. for 90 seconds, apply one i` and fungus when the remove' home savinbandg
n r And she says IV.... a&ws,oe.ri•e&ALi:
PP y B y � efte'e sarin hundreds of dollus a �
.more cost and you're done for two their acrylics. B .
weeks. '{'hc procw takes just 30 Professor ` Chen agrees: I Year itsProfwiond manicure fees. I
minutea. about an hour less than 'Chemicals in acrylics often 'If a nail breaks you can fix it in , that you rub into. your cuticles.
the time you'd spend at a anion, i damage and deform natural naib i fire minutes.* she [Y+•a ISe�. I o cru can our l�trr..ugthened nlar ri�il aib air
and costs less than $3 per month. 'Acrylics are a suspected. I can be "applied eye tipsof ■n your
Lipa Chen of Los i carcinogen,' odds Judy Vance of ! kind. ft's a cleaner method. I buy colored gel. You. get a video
Angeles Tcatlo- nieal College, Vancouver. Rntish Columbia, who When You remove your hands that sh,w% you how to manicure
Americas uldrst ae.rrelited switched to the Natural Elegance (rpm the oltrav(olet that,mmains yournaib exFl bre.
cn�mernlogv teaching college. method about a year ago.. 'Nly nnnr of that widu< that .remains 'It'ewamc,o real breakthrough fur
tested the spoor. -age +ystim, dallal dermotningivr.sai,i that'his No. 1 rifler :a professional manicure. �'� t+ntural nail. amt Jonwho want �JhahtNaeural - Elegan,:e, 'on�2d0' complaint ipnail bed damage r\ndit'•alntcheaper.' isNdeniq. caused by acrylecs. I've had no For 5179.9:& you get a 112 vs_ time or money for expenOur tests revealed that bonding i problems with the bonding .bottle of clear gel that lasts for I'treatments, says Profesmaksnaib — opeeiaOY weak and ' system.' I about.20 manicures, the bonding How you can qct a comder from
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PEOPLES'
FORM FOR
CONSTITUTIONAL
-CHANGE .
YOU AP RWITED TO. PARTICIPATE IN AN
OPEN FORUM. CONSTITUTIONAL MEETING
AT
CLAREMONT COMMONITY CENTRE
Monday.' November 18th. 1991
• - 9:00 PM - 10:00.PM .
' WTTH EXPECTED PANELIST
Getargette Gagnon
Jay Dubhier
OTHER MEETINGS TO BE HELD AT: .
ROLAND MICHENER PUBLIC SCHOOL
95 Ritchie Avenue. Ajax
Thursday. Novembei 21st. 1991
7:00 PNI -.10:00 PM
?v4z
With the suppoit of Rene Soetens. M.P. .
• aayments based with
51.000 cash or equal
trade down Pius tares.
hcenee. freight of
5630.00 plus security
deposit. 75.000 km
allowed. 6C per km On 1 c
overage.
m
We were. here befo(e
Pickering had:. a shopping
centre, police station, "GO"
transit, Bayly , St., the
Nuclear Plant, an indoor ice:
rink, traffic lights(&.traffic).
And wHen you could:
swim in the lake and eat the
fish' you. caught, pay 40c for ;
a burger (at the Big M),
knew everybody In town 1065- 1991. .
and'could just hang around. •A Tradition or Quality.
Value b slrviee.
PICKERING'S best food'•,value for over 15 years
at 774 Liverpool Roa8 South.
8395758
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TUNE UP. . UGNMENT A4� tom: casror. tw
install MotomraR sawk Oruge. i�e�LG� \ w ieto beanres.. v1suaty inspaet connet arms; ben.
reset ignition timing and two speavo specs.. Inspaet �Q!�t�•' v+ � .\ joints, tie rod ends. rack b anion.
• b nalust dnva bens• dean battery i9r.�•• ,a stpMtYen. 30,11143. bushings:
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r vacuum noses. road test 4 Wheel �n^t
_ rPhttlnum dugs extra.) \ .W 3'
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2{/ Off Most cars �
Expros Mo VnOdr 70/91 - •r ' • -- - . Euire RovemOer 20/91
vac -rt CWCK4V •HEAflNG SYSTEM AI/rOMATIC ' BJMKEREUNE Aawa<..w ,.i,, 20*off
sncl; .r resat r TRANSMISSION w r.ar ~& rawd a SOUR w.warq o-ww.
ar.. •.erre •c,.a r SERVICE - .wict4AwKr.a '0.<AvtMra Im+It.-
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4.M.a•rM[•'a..a rrM 1. BnbtlP,ele. rws Ro•ellt TLie.a .
0•r.Ve .fTen rape• .Ie<ser [dte•,iA3t1t •qe>m rrttr•
q.eeee •aa* r eue y.. GlMCk thermostat. ,.ReOlaca atpan gasket. Seel. muMq f3aao .ma
eb �w dr rw.wr a -Must c e ... ravwwr rear, w•eveei. , ; Motnrcta
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BRtNO TRIS ADVERTIStMENT IN WITH YOU ON : SERVICE HOUiiS .s
ANY OF.YOUR SERVICE SPECIALS AND Monday to Thursday 7 ant t0 8 Pm
" YOU 00 NOT PAY: 0 -SA Fiidalt 7 ani to s pm
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from .58,795 �..
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Escorts
from 511690
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TUNE UP. . UGNMENT A4� tom: casror. tw
install MotomraR sawk Oruge. i�e�LG� \ w ieto beanres.. v1suaty inspaet connet arms; ben.
reset ignition timing and two speavo specs.. Inspaet �Q!�t�•' v+ � .\ joints, tie rod ends. rack b anion.
• b nalust dnva bens• dean battery i9r.�•• ,a stpMtYen. 30,11143. bushings:
_ torm%nl ls, wsualy Ip30ect soork. /albs a.7 Snocks &flower stesrtny pump b
PAC wret. oistntwtor cap. rotorb - .\ beR3.-RoaC teal '.
r vacuum noses. road test 4 Wheel �n^t
_ rPhttlnum dugs extra.) \ .W 3'
/�'J� 28'`orf
2{/ Off Most cars �
Expros Mo VnOdr 70/91 - •r ' • -- - . Euire RovemOer 20/91
vac -rt CWCK4V •HEAflNG SYSTEM AI/rOMATIC ' BJMKEREUNE Aawa<..w ,.i,, 20*off
sncl; .r resat r TRANSMISSION w r.ar ~& rawd a SOUR w.warq o-ww.
ar.. •.erre •c,.a r SERVICE - .wict4AwKr.a '0.<AvtMra Im+It.-
" "• °'°'•CtN ck noses .belts SPECIAL " me aau.rws . ve-ry know'
.atlw..HW<.w aw..•wr T were<alww.Wrw [rRwwi IOAl.w Oi/d. 'i .
rues, •p,.ea awse•1 eves Rush raolator b heater •cAprge 6ansmisvort oil ' W w•n.ews cab" wee' f
4.M.a•rM[•'a..a rrM 1. BnbtlP,ele. rws Ro•ellt TLie.a .
0•r.Ve .fTen rape• .Ie<ser [dte•,iA3t1t •qe>m rrttr•
q.eeee •aa* r eue y.. GlMCk thermostat. ,.ReOlaca atpan gasket. Seel. muMq f3aao .ma
eb �w dr rw.wr a -Must c e ... ravwwr rear, w•eveei. , ; Motnrcta
ft
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vsr $C�9S.:vsr' :Psi.
pn 1 ✓
Gs" Only p7�/ .asr OtflyP .rsr
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BRtNO TRIS ADVERTIStMENT IN WITH YOU ON : SERVICE HOUiiS .s
ANY OF.YOUR SERVICE SPECIALS AND Monday to Thursday 7 ant t0 8 Pm
" YOU 00 NOT PAY: 0 -SA Fiidalt 7 ani to s pm
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when you. buy at•.The Ravines of Fawn's Landing; we'll buy �iou� existing
homq, GUARANTEED. It's a NO=RISK:way to move. up too a top quality
Coughlan Home. Askour.sates represen#alive for'all the details.
Then get moving!
Executive Ropnes on 50': - 70' Treed Lots:
IN PICKERING fR/�y '
N UP TO 39.90770 5q'
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GST INCk.UDED •
CALL: 831.9169- ` -
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