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Earthquakes not a threat to nuke station, say experts By Dan Mclean Despite the presence of geological faults in the area, the Pickering :clear generating station is in no imminent danger of being :.ar aged by a major earthquake, say two axpen who study such . enomena. Local residents who may have been alarmed by a recerd report -.:oLshed in the November issue of Geology magazine got some -zassLrance from Ontario Hydro representatives and a federal ,gercy that monitors earthquake activity. ~.e magazine featured an article written by two University of fronto scientists. Among other things, the story detailed the xanon of geological faults in the Frenchman's Bay area. However, Dr. Chack Lee, the manager of engineering analysis for :::ario Hydro, said it's unlikely these faults have been active for .-..: ' eds of thousands of years. 'T: -.ere are hundreds of these kinds of faults all over Ontario,' he -o;c The Bay News during an interview this week "More than 20 seismographs operate across Ontario. There's absolutely no . citation of any (local) seismic activity." Mere's no major fault in this vicinity. Many of the faults found .ovally are ancient. There is no evidence that these faults have moved for at least the last couple of 100,000 years." A seismic morutoring facility at Ontario Hydrds transfer station in Oshawa continually measures above and underground geological activity. Lee says the only singular significant incident of ,:nderground seismic activity recorded during the past 15 years of monitoring occurred in Ohio. Historically, no notewWhy activity has been recorded locally since monitoring has taken place. The geological faults found in this area are several million years old and are the result of past geological ContLwed on Page 2 Pres Wo1d�Y pAaRo Durham Region Police Superintendent Robert James Brown receives an aamphry service medal from Go%w wr General Ray Hnatys_hyn during a recent Queen's Park More than 50 people earned awards for their efforts in polios, .... may, Am, coast guani and Wrrectiom services. YOU BM -WAIUAF 01M YOU is TI TC (Lower Level, Sears Wird {_ .:UNDIPRLYING IRA.;dAS01VS .ONTARIO'S ONLY CUSTOM BRA FITTING AND AL'T'ERATION F; OVER 1000 BRAS IN STOCK From 30AA to 46FF f�ANTAIS OFFICIAL LINGERIE STORE ;BICKERING TOWN CENTRE - ... . .(��6, 420.1883 2 The Bay News, November 4, 1992 Earthquakes not a threat to nuke station, say experts • From Page 1 activity, according to Lee. Contrary to what some reports have suggested, Lee says the Pickering nuclear generating station does not sit directly on a geological fault. As for determining whether local geological faults are truly active in any way, the Hydro representative said a seismograph would have to be placed into the ground to measure seismic activity for at least 10 to 15 years. Pickering station information officer Don Terry said the controversial issue of geological faults in the area is a recurring one. "h's something that seems to crop up every couple of years," he said, explaining the Pickering station is designed to withstand 5 times the projected worst-case geological activity scenario for the area. The Geological Survey of Canada — a branch of the federal energy mines and resources ministry — confirmed Lee's assessment of local geological activity. The federal branch operates a nation-wide seismographic network. Peter Basham, the agency's head of seismology, said there is virtually no significant local earthquake activity. The Geological Survey staffs a seismic monitoring station in Welcome, Ontario least of Bowmanviile) that measures geological activity in Eastern Ontario. 'We have seen nothing on our records that would indicate earthquake activity with a Richter (scale) magnitude of more than two," he told The Boy News. Such low levels of geoiWcai activity can't be felt by human beings, he said. Basham said an eartirquaice measuring five on tine Richter scale woad be needed to cause any damage. A quake measuring six would cease s:rucral damage to a buiid:ng. However. Basham refused to commen, on specific concerns regarding pass:_):e geolog:cLv-active is its in :^e area around me Picken.-lg ge7e-a:.:-,g s-ation. T::e Geoiog:ca: j ire o: Ca::aca won: aaop- an% pcss:=: ..::..: s',Y::i-_ --ne sce7::'c ".'1C:-'gs ;4—:c - nay have se^ved as a cess for *:�e -7.ac=7e ar..:�.e he sa:c Councillors attempt to limit proposed mall uses BY Wiwi Mau wa . Ward councillors Maurice Brenner and Doug Wellman failed in an attempt this week to prohibit nefarious uses in a proposed mall to be located near Dunbarton High School and Woodlands Public School. Brenner put forward a series of motions trying to limit cigarette sales, pornographic materials, video machines and quick money marts in the mall — planned for Whites Road and Dw&& Street. Wellman said he supports the amendments because of a recent visit to a nearby mall where merchants have placed bars on their windows to deter thieves. The two ward councillors directed their motions at redefining details in the town's standard definition of a mall. They sought to limit the definition of words like "drug store" and "periodica}s.' Councillors Rick Johnson and Eileen Higdon characterized the attempt as "nit-picking" the project to death. Johnson recognized a huge volume of teenagers i.^ the area by pointing out that a local domtt shop :.here :s one of the Ols:e<:... Canadz B-_. approving mall plans wherever they were in the town. He defended the standard definitions. Higdon was tar more emotional — saying the amendments showed a distnitt of today's youth at a time when they needed to be shown that we taut them. For merchants in the proposed mall, the amendments were an outrageous censorship of peoples livelihoods, she said. Only one local resident, Sylvia v Spencer, appeared before council on the matter. She asked that signs be posted indicating no drugs were on the premises and a requirement that photo identification be necessary for cigarette sales. She said Dunbarton High School was among the largest schools in Canada and planners should recognize this in their final site plans. This means designing the building in such a way that there ,-,4, -- s -''271/-~- J wouldn't be open walls where youths could hang out or hide out, she said. In the end, the mall was approved, with its definitions mostly intact. 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Mayor Wayne Aromas said the meetings were informal, usually to receive Information from the town manager, or give direction to staff , or talk over things without a decision. But when a decision is made, councillor Kip Van Kemper wanted ft recorded properly. He put forward a motion that would make it possible for a councillor to require a recorded vote in the private meetings, public meetings of council, and in all committee meetings - He said recorded votes u9- prevent "flip-flops" Qxmc. Doug Wellman councillors, voting one way in the back room and another in the public chamber. Fred Beer, of Pickering Rural Association, told council he disagreed with giving any legitimacy to private meetings. 'People are concerned that matters have been discussed and decided before we get the chance to stand up and speak," he said ��ie Story rreCCer Residents oppose Bayly apartments A group of Bayshore residents say they are totally opposed to an application now being considered by the town for construction of an 8 -storey apartment in the IGA mall on Bayly just west of LNerpooL Seventy-five local residents, .zany in a Radom Street condominium apartment to the south, have written letters of objection to the town about the proposal. Several appeared at a public meeting on the project this week to register their opposition. Jim Hern, of the Friends of Frenchman's Bay, said his group "totally objects" to the apartment. Tom Moore, of the Pickering East Shore Community Association, said there was not one factor his organization supported in the per• Paul Johnston, representing the owner of the property, said ft was planned as a joint project with the Church of the Nazarene as a non-profit apartment building. Planning will proceed - ;Presently ,akmg orders for the set Tice Story TeUer" and risha Romanoe's Newest Book Harwood Place Mall 427-1663 MMM40mm" s�llllll� i d�.1 3Omr h - r SOW 11 Wd iiW limos F., P4WW on 90NM 'ftM W Pa WM a IIs MI:MILUM & IMIFE $an s 200 Dundas St west, whby 666.3361 ECCFC OtloYl #O�' new 'elal M to resented next.. '<::Rural ownciliors Ern%o Pistritto and Rick Johnson plan to put #onward a resolution at the Nov. 16 council meeting, calling for ioor>straction of a 8reha>i on frock Road The firehall issue has been tossed back and forth in ooundl for jeais — most recently being defeated after tenders were called for a Dbde Road site. 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Sale ends November 30 19926 Not valid in conjunction with any other discount program. .:; FAI I I Al :56 HARWOOD AVE., PHONE 683-2888 i ■ 6 The Bay News, November 4. IM THE D<spl rmletba Bay 839-8087,686-M Classified 839-8114.686-3577 FAX News 1 839-8135 A PB.N' Pubhsbing lid. Newspaper Publisher: .......... ..................... Duncan John Weir Editor: .............................................. Dan Mclean Director of Advertising :.................Gail Jennings Retail Sales Manager: ....................... Paul Gravel Special Features Manager: ........... Yvonne Lewis Photographer: ............................... Peter Wolchak L 1'30McP&Twn Court. [%it 18, Pickering, Ontario L1W3E6 Ajax must forge ahead on housing concerns A mcmicipal plus for stronger legislation governing basement apartments appears to be falling on deaf provincial an. Ajax and many other municipalities in Ontario have dearly expressed their desires and concerns regardkrg a provincial act that would help towns regulate basement apartments. But many of these polls are being ig^ored by the provincial govenseent. According to a report presented In council Oct 26, the province, in creating changes b its Planning and Municipal Acts, has done little to address nary key issues raid by Aim: sluff and politki.na. So Ajax is forced to take matters into its own hands by meat& a condi�arrl policy to regulate basenept apaetaimnts and atter accessory units. The end replt — cave such a policy is pat in place — wit probably be an ugly legal showdown. Skis the provi won't liter the town has little d ice but to krp ahead. By Its actions, the Ontario government is aarrauy amengiog the right of manse .lis.. to plan btare growth. A provincial peoposal that grants virtually nay homeowner in any neighborhood the right to sxeate an accessory am lismk unit, is a ase in poiu. Ajax planners originally proposed setting out catm cowitio" for the location and approval of basement spartweats and accessory waits. Local experts correctly ascertained that not every beighborbood in town is suitable for additional reside a housing. Some - 10 1 orh, , I don't and the extra housing, others can't accommodate more amts, while still others are locations -bare town Infrastructure r savior Nue sawn s and wales are already strained to the limit. The province's position once reflected these concer s. liowsve; all dot las appm -111 1--1 'foe onlara government now supports tie "coapt of "'as of rfgk' accessary m b wrbout regard for major Amoickw Concerns. , < Ower occwpenq of boa snit sporiment homes IS mwdwf eaolmdoos pofal. Town off4eWs rightly tits as a limed mals, bode ds ria on In >titdr sou ropada ass- saes anosrnad wo the - wady and aftimtiebayru�f aunts. Tim flow sum His fie an oval eempat" a: oaditisa of afiswblg aecwseweI weir. ffaorne; itis ve It" nr "alae .. VA& Y's a Mars fad Yat bommi4 Wrkamti • rovids a major sou m of affordable bossily 1 r — comb a for saxh set ba pst;a pboe.. Lsol itwntapraidea most be growled dw a.1 11 b mollis • tddeae arab prae*d nod, a4rotloat sise. all. :: By ib ase e provincial goverment is: ' srswraipg 68 rola of mmricipd planner from a lesal of '*M is mors C *@W flit da rwebree's jab sbdd bs to Om ori niejpal ovaosseoa dee umb la r bstler affordable &04yblimeftwoo, adta An sdw ria Ma tltenteslses, Yue )rrooltl better save droes obs @Mw ow or rent' essmad +Ip.rw.t+ by merely P"ft a bipiy P~ woeiak With a little help from his mother Trish Fuselli, 2 -year-old Andrew learns to swim in the Kinderswim class at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Article may confuse immigration, citizenship Dear editor: Confusion exists with respect to the mutual exclusiveness of Immigration and Citizenship processes. Your article of Oct. 28, 'Croatian immigrant hopes he's 'good news' judge for new Canadians" contains several statements about Judge Borosa's newly -assumed responsibilities which may oontriburte to this eonfusiom Decisions regarding prospective immigrants are made by hnmigration officials and not influenced, as suggested in the article, by Citizenship judges. Likewise, Immigration does not adjudicate in decisions about citizenship eligibility, althatgh art decisions are based on resident status of applicants. Citizenship judges would be more accurately conducting "citizenship hearings" and W "irrunigration hearings.' Basic ium igra ort requirements do not require review before citizenship is granted. Searcy and medical requirements must be met before a person becomes a permanent resident. The assumption can be made, at the time a permanent resident applies for citimnship, that at the time of landing, an immigration officer ensured that all requirements were met. This article gives the erroneous impression that a citizenship cart judge holds certain immigration legislative powers. Such is not the case. Hopefully, ,hedge Bozosa has not intimated that he would be required to involve himself in immigration activities as stated, since they are separate and distinct from those of citizenship. Kindly note these corrections regarding your article since it may leave your readers with a mistaken viewpoint on the immigration and says thanks ', atiaerstnp processes. L.M. Lee, Manager Cance lmmigrotion Centre, Oshouxx Dear edl or: Mary the k AjaOidtering residents, for your S generous Thanksgiving caitnbutions to the local rm commtty Food Bank at St. Paul's on -the -Hili Anglican Chinch, Pkhering. The food bank is a non-profit Christian orgarrization run entirely by volmteers, with no overhead or adn b%hWw costs. g you'd tike to join the volmteers, you will be most welcome — Just One hus at 839-7909. - Your donations help some 230 families at the latest count. This represents 750 people, including many children, all living in the Ajax - Pickering area. Food donations are always needed and for -'Christmas we may be making another special Thank you again for supporting yaw local Food Banany Butler - St. Poufs on -the -Hill Food Bank, Pickering A note of thanks Dear editor: This is jtat a note of appreciation for your Oct. 28 editorial. I don't know how to thank you enough for cutting through all the static and half-truths surrounding this issue. You called a spade a spade and I am very grateful. Although it was not my intent to embarrass anyone other than the people in personnel, I am sure you are correct in saying A is embarrassing for Mckering Due to your firm stand on this issue I will try to make sure you are the first to be notified of any future dew3opments. Marlene Lambert Ajax Food bank Ode to the Toronto Blue Ja y Dear aft: We are ttlree broftrs, Arsalm age 6, BK age 12 and Nicer age 9. To welcome our heroes, the magdfiw t Blue Jays, we have written these fines in praise of our heroes who have brought this fame to Canada and our nation from coast to COWL The Wbrid of Blue Jays Blue Jays, the world is in your rein Loud and clear we cheer your gain United in Canada we stand in your domain Ed, Dave, Joe, Juan and Pat we Im a you the same Jane and Ted please do not ay in vain Atlanta never raise your tanlattawla again Yes, Jays will do it again and again Sb)Dome from far and wide we stand on guard for thee. The Shirr( Brothen, , Richardson Street, Pickering halters welcome The Bay ' sells `�iltr comes Letters to the Ed tm Letters shooM be lialdted 300 words and are subject to Vis. They must be signed, the address and tdq&me wtilildlier'of the f>seofler plod". Provincial fact -finder to help resolve school board impasse By Christine Sears come to an agreement, the A provincial fact -finder has report will go to a public been appointed to help resolve viewing. stalled contract talks between Following several meetings the Durham Board of Education since their contract expired Aug. and its secondary school 31, the Ontario Secondary teachers. School Teachers Federation has The province's Education asked that a fact finder be Relations Commission brought into negotiations. appointed Heather Crisp to try Board Chairman Louise Farr and break the impasse. A law said both sides are trying to graduate from the University of agree on a number of issues Western Ontario, Crisp is a including salary and working former legal counsel for the conditions. She wouldn't give Public Service Staff Relations any details. Board in Ottawa. "We have historically, in my In the next month, she will experience, always gone with a meet with both sides, then write fact finder," she said. "It's just a a report detailing the issues at way to keep discussions moving hand along." This non-binding report wit be presented to the teachers and the board on Dec. 4. EB After a 30 -day "cooling off period, if both parties fail to r---------- --------- I PRO AUTO GLASS I and TI M�� + I W MSi11�. W i�.i"LACEMr.I_ 1 I 1 SATURDAY We pay the $50.00 Deductible I & EVENING PLUS we give you Appointments Y $25.00 Cash Back! Available' For a total of $75,00 1 1 Imurance Prices Only 1 860 BROCK RD. S. 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Environment Minister Ruth Grier and representatives of the Office of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) hosted an information and discussion workshop in Ashburn on Oct. 29. It was an opporttmity to learn the details of the GTA's Urban Form Policy — a 30 -year development guideline for area transit, municipal densities, greenspace preservation and other planrtng issues. Area representatives mckxhng tical and regional politicians and staff, board of education representatives, MTRCA spokespeople and many others took part in the dim ion. While past GTA member discissions on these planning issues has been a particularly frustrating experience for local representatives, the Durham meeting pm%W to be a positive c}narnge. "Traditionally they listen to us but they don't hear us," said Ajax Mayor Jim Witty, who chaired the meeting. "From a regional perspective, there's been a lot of discussion about the lack of communication Ajax Mayor dim Witty between the region and the GTA." I think that the people from the GTA got that message very strongly," the Ajax mayor added. "This meeting was different and in my mind, seemed to work better." The difference was that Durham Region representatives weren't competing with the interests of other GTA members during disatssions. Witty said that while the w Wiop featured a broader scope of people, the workshop had a more narrow focus. Durham Region's concerns were front and centre. They (the Office of the GTA) were there to hear what we wanted," he said, explaining the most productive part of the meeting was the opportunity for relating local planning concerns. Witty said the workshop featured at least one political representative from every municipality in the region. A key concern raised during the meeting was a lack of major transportation routes from Durham Region to downtown Toronto. "It's obviously impairing our ability to grow," the Ajax mayor said. Past Durham Region meetings with the Office of the GTA have provided few positive results. Local concerns traditionally receive tip service" from the GTA since most issues are decided after meetings with working and citizen groups — before meetings with regional offidals, Witty said. However, the mayor believes last week's meeting may change that outlook. While some argue against working with the GTA Office in the design of a future -°Rod at the seams - Pocke#:�...-o _ t=tw OF /oi�'e Pat : =its' X 9C Rye. $7L % � � ���� ! oiler Shades ! { r 0% OFFtons fin- OWN- Neu �; ..:., ..��rra.� •+rte' - i-�.. ARE B TIN �'WE O'� E SEAMS WITH S1 SAVINGS! S�IOP�AT STORE HOURS: Pickering Town MON. - FRI. Centre Down 10'-.00 -9:00 ' ' SAT. 9:30-6:00 from.. -ears SUNDAY CLOSED FOR FAM W DAY area planning guideline, Witty says it is important for local representatives to stay involved. "I personally don't like the GTA layer of bureaucracy," he said. 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COME DISCOVER US pjCKEWNG/xjAX..... MOCK "o No (ft fte Brw& Nwft ftm) PI CA 42&3455 _ Lk A Y; BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND. Buy a double roll of Wallpaper & get the second FREE ON HUNDREDS OF PATTERNS & BORDERS OUR BIGGEST "BUY 1 GET 1 FREE" SALE IN 15 YEARS OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY MasterCard NIGHTS UNTIL NINE! 12 'lffre Say News; Nreaber 4,1!92 International choir seeks members ft A"& IPHS co-op shako While it's not exactly a Broadway chorus line, the Eastside Harmony Choir gives residents of Ajax and Pickering a chance to take centre stage with them. The group, which has been together in Pickering for two years, is often called upon to perform for the United Way, the Canadian Cancer Society and Ajazs Home Week. The choir, made up of 60 members, meets for rehearsals Thursdays from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. in the auditorium at 1955 Valley Farm HERE WE COME ,AJAX! r THE MONEY BAR AND GRILL GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION THURS. NOV. 5 SUN. NOV. 8 A SENSATIONAL NEW EATERY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY IT'S raj FUN & UNIQUE 172 HUNT ST. 619-1236 Rd. in Pickering for anyone who wishes to attend. The Eastside Harmony chops is a branch of the Women's International Sweet Adeline Chops — an organization based in Oklahoma that formed in 1948. The women s choir is a direct spin-off from the men's organization. Similar chapters from across the globe including Australia, Japan, England and Panama, feature amateurs with no singing experience. They include homemakers, teachers or bus drivers. All are welcome to join, W public relations co-ordinator Cathy Partridge. If the group isn't singing at local charity functions, they may be competing with other international members. "We're together because we love it," W Partridge. AkhaO the closest you may get to Broadway is a wart in the audience, the Eastside Harmony Choir offers a chance to become a trained stage performer on an international level. Anyone interested in joining should attend regular Thursday meetings. Call Cathy at 434- 1726 341726 or Mary Lnu at 831-7997 for more information. The Y847 steel betted radial is designed for our stormy Canadian winters. For premium gripping power even in deep snow. With performance, stability and durability built right in. The product of 70 years of tire engineering excellence. Covered by Yokohorna's Road Hazard Protection Plan. Laurie Miindham (left), gold -medallist wine expert, will be conducting a wine tasting evening at Greek Tycoon, 1101 Brock St. S. in Whitby on Nov. 10 from 6 pm - 11 pm. Also pictured are Cliff Missos (centre), sole agent for Kourtakis of Greece, and owner George Anagnostou. Region accepts water plant conditions By Christise Scars Regional corneal has voted to accept the 21 conditions set out by the province for a water plant in A*t- The cordstions — imposed by provincial ennnronment minister Ruth Grier — follow a nniatistry conducted Class Environment Assessment, studying the treed for a larger plant. Without the terms, the project could have been "bumped up", delaying construction for an additional two years. The Region's director of engineering, Ken Thompson, told courxi that most of the 21 conditions were already in place and wont add to the $61 million cost. One of the conditions is the development of a water PUffi.IC >IEETf 0 NOME 1FSOW OF RET 23 rZ I rCZ FOR A W,&IZRFRONT PLAIT STUDY TOWN OF AJAX A public meeting of the Committee of the Whole of Coundl will be held on the date and at the time and location indicated below to consider the above noted study. Thepurpose of the study is to developpolices fora land use plan for the waterfront to maintain its environmental integrity rity while maMmizing. cultural. rec rims and ecmxxnic p Anyone :mh make representation to the Committee of Whole of CouncilmaY do so at the meeting. Written submission should be forwarded to the Planning Department by Friday. November 13. 1992 For additional b>4amnanan. please contact Its.. Susan F.aiott, Planner. Long Range Planning. Pohcy and Infoemc ation. Town of Ajax Plying Departsmat At 6s3-4550. nate: ; Monday. November 23. 1992 line: 7:30 p.m. .ocation: Town of Cambers Hullding 65 Harwood Avenue south A� Ontario itario x ' LIS 2H9 P. Tollefeen Director of Phndag T. Flood Director; of Paths fit Recreation conservation strategy which must meet present and future provincial water quality gcriwbes. This also includes the mantomg of radioactive tritium levels. As well, the region must look at the best available technology to deal with contaminants. Two alternatives include the use of ozonation or granular activated carbon. These could cost between $1.5 and $2 million each. During the meeting, council also appointed Ajax regional councillor Roger Anderson to the water supply plant committee. Other members inckude Ajax Ward 5 =mcillor Pat Brown, Shenrill Willard of the Ajax Save the Waterfront Commdet and Ken 'I uVsm of the Region's works department. No ane has been appointed from the Ajax Waterfront Advisory Commitee. The new plant wid pvAie up to 36 mion gabris of waier a day compared to its present mlput of 12 maim galore. An additional 12 million is 'borrowed' from wows water plant to supply the A aro. APPS+ 65 per cent of the cost wN be paid for through lot levies. The remaining costs w1l be debenturW over the next five years. Construction is scheduled to begin in the spring of 1994, with the plant being fully- operaYonal by late 19%. mane Greer ondly remembered Vr r editor: e recent passing of the late Jane Greer rated only the ary obituary notice and I thoughtperhaps your readers might hear a lttle bit about this dear lady in another time in this then cammrr *y of Ajax. Jane came to what was to become Ajax in the early 1940s when this fertile P%kerirg farmland was being cornerted into the largest shell filling plant in the British Empire. %Wang with thousands of other young women from all over Canada, she was one of the people who by her sacrifice and work, helped topple the Nazi tyranny - After the war, Jane and her hub" raised two beautiful young daughters and Jane was actio¢ in church and community admties. An expert pianist, she volunteered her services for virtually every meeting that occurred bcally for the rod three decades as it was the custom at that time to open and dose such events with the singing of God Save The Queen. There are still a few of these unsung heroines like Jane who stili reside here in Ajax and, We me, 1 am sure, they will morn the pas� of this may. Lou Dickson Slater C,esoerrt, Ajax CREATIONS CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW Free Adrn"or► * Fee Coffee * Door Prizes "erl7 Set. Nov. 14 & Sun. Nov 15 9tOO a.m. - SAO pan. � 'Eastshore Community Centre otiksoW6wert corswr of uvsrroa 4 BOOT) AL,.rr,.a.lr,,.o MARSHALL TRAVEL ESCORTED 17 Day EUROPEAN TOUR July 1993 Special Information do Sign Up Meeting Sunday, November 8, 1992 2:30 p.ta, �'I* TAioky Amgrw m emelt �,�... ' 91 T.8a6'li C,c, Ajt�, Oiotatso . Dea wW it amo y & c aR sftisdabk at tin t R.SV.P. -Val Marshall Travel • 428-1328 CLOVEIYIME'LAUrr �'. & -AW T&M at VAM drAndu • Rises for die kids! • Cartoadoos to the 1st 100 Ladies • Free noug to the lot 50 Men PRIZE 2 Air Seats to Nerlrfoundaod for the summer of '93 fcw+plknents of Horndwd Ttw+ in C %Awbeac Pbw a Mi SECOND rersw m vow PWCbWW1 Prizes wW be drawn Sun., Nov. 9th on the DouinKm a Racho Show 6-8pm on IN 1540 THE NEWFOUNDLA jN�DEMERALE r slr JAN., �."S9 The Bay News, November 4, IM 1.3 L .." 1.4#& 14 Mw Bay News, November 4, "ft 'honor for mer Pickeringcoach Gridiron mates �sems Former Pickering High School teacher Bill Fairburn is remembered as a man who tackled education the way he used to "mow down" opponents on the football field — head on! After a 35 -year stretch as an educator, there s no arguing that Fairburn was a major player in the lives of many, throughout his teaching career. But when he retired Oct. 1, the Durham Board of Education lost one of its most valuable performers. 'Bill was a role model in terms of work ethic,' recalled teacher Graham Huron of Pickering High School (PHS). 'His attitude was, 'You never quit. You work hard and it will pay off in the end' Bill always had a special way. He could reach anybody." Hiron taught and coached alongside Fairburn at PHS in 1967. The two were credited with creating the Trojans "legend" when they introduced footbaIl to the school that same year. "Bill was the 'rah -rah' emotional type of guy," Hiron said. 'He would be the One to give all the Pep tam Fairburn was known for his unique hands-on approach to both teaching and coaching. He was never one to stumble in the classroom or fumble on the field. 'Put him the toughest classroom and he was at his best,' Hiron said "r7he students he had a special way with were the not -so -gifted types. Someone who was struggling academically and in "Bill had a way of really reaching those students that was second to none.' in fact, he influenced many former students so profoundly that some even werit on to pursue teaching careen. "Hs reputation certainly preceeded him as an excellent teacher," said former Fairburn student Terry Clerner:ts. -He was a great irt9uence." Clements, a former PHS student and football prayer in the late 1960s, now teadnes at the same sd A He credits hiss to FairhvTis "tough yet wing WA." "I had him for history,` Clements said. "He was otarageons — a strap personality. Bill was very, very perceptm. He seemed to be able to tap in. He knew when you were off track and what buttons to push to get you back on." When former PHS student Mike Powers went off to the Uriuecs y of Waterloo, Fairbrn would call on weekends to see how things were going - On one occasion, Powers decided he mi& cal it quits. But men- Fairburn pomaded him to "give 4tivee5rtyl annother shot"' beige it was too hone. Powers is now vice-prindpal at St. Nary's Cadx is Secondary Sdwd in Kim it8. 'tie wasn't phony,- the former student recalled 'He was best wilt 'kids• that most people diddt wsd lodeal wilt because of discVkwy probi, I was art of them' his personal style, Fairburn would not only explain a football tactic to his players, but demonstrate it as well. Dressed in his suit and tie, many former students recall how Fairburn would fly through the air, grab a player by his feet and in one clean swoop wrestle him to the ground. In the process the teaching coach usually mangled his fresh suit and scuffed up his face. it's rumored that, upon request, Fairburn, 58, still performs the tackling demonstration. But the former coach cheerfully scoffs at the notion. "I don't know about that. All I can say is that teaching was a magnificent way to earn a living. I feel very, very good about what I did. rve been Coach and teacher Bill Fairburn 1 didn't end when you walked out the door. He was like a father to me. He was even best man at ." Peter Kaiser recalls a similar story. Like a ' successful football play, Fauh m always knew how to lead his students through a tight, gridiron charge. "If a player was ever injured, Bill would call each Tright to see how they were doing," he said "He wanted all his sturderrts to do well and he was the first to help therm work through problems." It was Fairburn that got Kaiser his first teaching job at Brock High School in Brock Township during the late 1970s. Fairburn event zl)y left PHS to assume the role of vice-principai at G.L Roberts Collegiate and Vocational institute in Oshawa. In 1974, he moved to Brock until becoming the region's superintendent of education in 1981. "I think he was reaDy proud that he could give me my first job; Kaiser said '1 thirds he made an emeptsar. t was such an experience to work and coach abrtgside of him. There is something about him that carries on vAth you for the rest of your lie., The often -recounted tale that personifies the Image of this beloved coach is that of his patented football release taclde denocstrabon. "Everyone has their flying tackle story; said retired mpettedert Franc Finlay. 'Did you hear the one when he at his face all upr It was the time when Fairburn turned his hands, on style into a head-on approach. 'A release tackle is used when an opponet is puling away and you dlwe for their feet,' Fairburn nZabi 1% trick is 10 remember b beep your bad up. I you dont — well, you 90 face fest kilo the grand' That's am* what happened we fall day on the held at Brodt nigh Sdwol. h Wepbg wish canoe for hearing impaired ;- Dunbarton-Fairport 10bring their favorite CDs- 1175 for more United .Church is Call 839-7271 or 831- informadwL sponsoring a karaoke dance at the Village Retirement Centre on Nov. 7 from 8 pm to 1 am with proceeds going for hearing assistive devices. There will be a cold buffet and bar. Tickets are $10 and people are asked very, Very lucky." But no luckier than Durham Region's educational system. The excitement and energy Fairburn created over the years was comparable io the greatest of any major sporting victories. Former students are hoping to show their appreciation during a Nov. 28 reunion to honor Bill Fairburn. All former graduates and staff of Brock, PHS and G.L. Roberts are invited to attend. The event takes place at the Goodwood Community Centre located at 268 Highway 47, Stouffville. Tickets are available by calling Terry Clements or Graham Hiron at 683-4761 or Ed Grant at (705) 423-2311. MATERNITY DRESS SALE 1�• GREAT PRICES $29.95 TO $200. 705 Kingston Rd. WONDERFUL SELECTION! Hwy 2/Whites Rd. 0A YO PICKEMNG "IT Thy O �LEWOOD HEATING A AIR CONDffWNWG At last, a built-in Gas FIREPLACE that is... CH1MNE1,TmFREE1N1N intrwudiv ... "THEGOLDEN FLAME" a revolutionary direct vent �no chimney) ,gas fireplace • A lard vbwini aha 20" x 84" • Audwaft kwWke allw 100 • N110 sffldaoowy 79% • Dbe t vows sn0 of the back of the unit BeWAV a1d C011♦Vit3111Elf10@ • 1taW h*W of 27,008 Wws/hc • `� tiM for htaR - • AAA app me <' , SHOWROOM PICKERING HOME & DESIGN CENTRE, 428-0333 v . By Dan McLean A state-of-the-art telephone ergency notification system r those living in close oximity to the Pickering near generating station could place within two years. Pickering Town Manager oe: Marshall, the chairman of ,,:-ham Region's Special ommittee on Public o:ification, announced Bell anada has been directed to evelop a special computer ftware for such a system. "They've indicated it would upwards of two years to put . in place," Marshall told The y News. The Pickering town anger says the cost of the em — which win be paid for by Ontario Hydro — has been estimated at $1 million. However, Marshall added he believes it will ultimately be Wns4era* less. After nearly a year of studying carious emergency notification systems used throughout North America, the committee opted for a yet -to -be -developed system proposed by Bell Canada. Once in place, the notification em will alert residents in the nt of a nuclear emergency. special telephone ring or resof rings would prompt pie to act. Coupled with a blit information program, notified would know to e in specific radio and vision stations for more concerns raised about an existing plan. Don Terry, a representative of the Pickering plant, said the current notification system targets specific radio and television stations that would Police would also canvass broadcast emergency information. Durham Region through area neighborhoods with ladspeakers. • "I think we all came to the conclusion that this would probably work but it wouldn't be the best approach," Terry told The Boy News. "Ota basic concern was, 'what if people didn't hear the alarm? I think this system will probably sone that." The telephone notification system will likely be used to ne committee was formed Durham Region council ler this year and sirected to mine new emergency ficatioa systems based on ASCO am like am. You've got one you Can afford. You knorr Mit the Jltta _ ranked M the top 10 in of the klweet M ft by the U.S. li ralnce Inde. I contact residents living within a 10 -km radius of the nuclear plant, Marshall said. The Special Committee on Public Notification membership included the chief administrative officers from four Lakeshore municipalities, representatives from Ontario Hydro, Durham Region Police, Emergency Planning Ontario, and the region s emergency planning Co- ordinator. $800,000 for Ajax swimming pool You can excuse Ajax residents who might feel compelled to jump — or possibly even dive — for joy this week with the announcement that the province will fund a new community swimming pool. In a press release issued yesterday, the province announced it will contribute an $800,000 recreation grant to build a new indoor leisure pool at the North Central Community Centre on Westney Road. The project will be f:jxied by Fresh Approach, a program which supports new and innovative sports, fitness and recreation projects across the province. The pool will be designed to serve 15,000 local residents and especai;y those with Physica: disabii:;,es. 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AM., „ Jon sLlYeelt a.dt Dc) °'ala lilt 4atSI1i+..a.sew -ap' bleaft. 10"44. *Ikhw eM. ewd T.V. teemm w.:!ItVtei.la�t k«~. a• w Pa Garth ee New i e - nneew"Imm 4110111161111 �Ma� IconPi wekai, nowMaf.rr.d• 6"S"12NOW 2 . teos • _� d ttal~ern% ha _ _ we -3 trdara sttt t i am fW PWW ««aelMwed asoom amoe auerA s r .pia 1 1DII AtraieM. Dim 110. 4e14ees AJ" - ...aria hate ttw lake. 2-00 ♦ p. It., 4 bads. Ft.rida kiUtttee. d.-WeeeAeM. C1.1uMOW40 a eh. s Pm AdAJI 3 bdrm w -bits tsaas tetet a O0. ktodtlC MWOL o . 112 uaMN. 1000's of used books Novels, n-yebrles. honors and nae Watch for our 13th! PICKERING TRtOEL -'t bdnn. • eoianwm. 2 bas». S appliances. 2 parking. Av. bm"edatery. =?-"a Largpoe MqM room. private -seFwonl "aa N err tacraA u Utilities rtcL On in mm. Cat q �ine.. Av. MeSteve. stlaas�4 -- ,l AutomotV0 for =FFt �+IPt sy street. $6. a foot neftwt. C" 643.3172 bluAletlslls Selled b n huwdlsds of bl celef Cclo�ia- atld -fildon es are sure to.. 844, them d Avwl�ie Seurth, Alul. ifa-»M --- RaMd- - Chotseflow fllecat and elecironk area Ftset thew ttls ilia weekend. week or ntarlh. Stedellt rates. Discounts available. 'Rent b own Dlelleetl'le office Celtrer 21x1 .MSetort. Apm Mi -IM VisitFWFAk' I— afficat furniture arowroom downstairs at our Alm. F1Maa stow- Doaiens d pieces of new . and scratch and dent ,�iq f41oirs. da6T44 etc. ore displays are at our buildViest rt9 at 1113 Road A(Ix. gflflff AUTO ZSALi8 fakry or (lent to evert 4204M Inc C"Ev LUNNI A 4 &conVs.d.�otNltdtlt ts� tee? CHEV CAPNIN 4 dr., air eon, k ailed as now. certaed Herts. 1W? DODGE IMADOMI ■ 4 dr.. 22.5 aPd_ email, Pas.. ".. st...gRk. rtew, turraed. $3715. loss CHEV S-10 PM -10 Ver, 4 apd- p1., pD.. taco. good tad, new sdtftt* $205. or ba. uEros. oIEFOe. FAM Os - rr nndda 0.00..0.. ia0ert.a q.n r b 1Alr+ri pq whit it+t4 Pontiac Fero S.E. sir- pR- eurwoa4, low "441 oeAIIGd 12.900 or b w ea M CGI 8tees 4e4Jp4 is" "a t�dam FeSpourFerF r ,were idernWien tsar nnrr 0064211. aA. raft pift 1 311 600 Nadine. 101-371 1005 EARN HOLIDAY CA -MI CGpy040VSON1460N keefoe a_w b e� oma► TAU OIIN-M warbd OlrffCIASSHUIDS 603 DEATHS ZZ COMING EVENTS iUL wow.. 1 FREE 4& Tftra Nor 2s n Ori1 at S Hf�ulw Art.. Ltd 3(d Hay 11) 7 pat arty TATs. Nor 12 it Tw-da a140D Afilrtos Atte �Mwln Jin Speck Cls1A OL) 2 pm a 7 pat liana Nor 19 in Canbitir #* W a 401 aeon Rola Esso hick Wnk 4M Hawarry Rd.) 7 PpMao* Cd for Motel K • Cho 44404-H -r CSLLUMRfoM�frNNNSWMMI• saaeendvmnwq* RODGERS SCHOOL ef1mao*mw YL _ •a00tsii�aei�setyke� 'aft �ae00rer Torofab 769-356 Geo AMarte. AM., „ Jon sLlYeelt a.dt Dc) °'ala lilt 4atSI1i+..a.sew -ap' bleaft. 10"44. *Ikhw eM. ewd T.V. teemm w.:!ItVtei.la�t k«~. a• w Pa Garth ee New i e - nneew"Imm 4110111161111 �Ma� IconPi wekai, nowMaf.rr.d• 6"S"12NOW 2 . teos • _� d ttal~ern% ha _ _ we -3 trdara sttt t i am fW PWW ««aelMwed asoom amoe auerA s r .pia 1 1DII AtraieM. Dim 110. 4e14ees AJ" - ...aria hate ttw lake. 2-00 ♦ p. It., 4 bads. Ft.rida kiUtttee. d.-WeeeAeM. C1.1uMOW40 a eh. s Pm AdAJI 3 bdrm w -bits tsaas tetet a O0. ktodtlC MWOL o . 112 uaMN. 1000's of used books Novels, n-yebrles. honors and nae Watch for our 13th! PICKERING TRtOEL -'t bdnn. • eoianwm. 2 bas». S appliances. 2 parking. Av. bm"edatery. =?-"a Largpoe MqM room. private -seFwonl "aa N err tacraA u Utilities rtcL On in mm. Cat q �ine.. Av. MeSteve. stlaas�4 -- ,l AutomotV0 for =FFt �+IPt sy street. $6. a foot neftwt. C" 643.3172 bluAletlslls Selled b n huwdlsds of bl celef Cclo�ia- atld -fildon es are sure to.. 844, them d Avwl�ie Seurth, Alul. ifa-»M --- RaMd- - Chotseflow fllecat and elecironk area Ftset thew ttls ilia weekend. week or ntarlh. Stedellt rates. Discounts available. 'Rent b own Dlelleetl'le office Celtrer 21x1 .MSetort. Apm Mi -IM VisitFWFAk' I— afficat furniture arowroom downstairs at our Alm. F1Maa stow- Doaiens d pieces of new . and scratch and dent ,�iq f41oirs. da6T44 etc. ore displays are at our buildViest rt9 at 1113 Road A(Ix. gflflff AUTO ZSALi8 fakry or (lent to evert 4204M Inc C"Ev LUNNI A 4 &conVs.d.�otNltdtlt ts� tee? CHEV CAPNIN 4 dr., air eon, k ailed as now. certaed Herts. 1W? DODGE IMADOMI ■ 4 dr.. 22.5 aPd_ email, Pas.. ".. st...gRk. rtew, turraed. $3715. loss CHEV S-10 PM -10 Ver, 4 apd- p1., pD.. taco. good tad, new sdtftt* $205. or ba. uEros. oIEFOe. FAM Os - rr nndda 0.00..0.. ia0ert.a q.n r b 1Alr+ri pq whit it+t4 Pontiac Fero S.E. sir- pR- eurwoa4, low "441 oeAIIGd 12.900 or b w ea M CGI 8tees 4e4Jp4 is" "a t�dam FeSpourFerF r ,were idernWien tsar nnrr 0064211. aA. raft pift 1 311 600 NOTICES 601 AUCTIONS 602 BIRTHS 603 DEATHS 604 COMING EVENTS 606 SPRING REGISTRATION 606 (LEGAL NOTICES 607 GREETINGS 608 MEMORIAL 312 $$ CARS WANTED $$ Top dollars paid for CM. Anytime 683-299$ 403 cif am Providing awIII Aoau daycare for cA res 6 wNks or oldsc Fell th or part-time w folswd. srp Mind Homes. aR Ealb4911i FOBMOLLOW - Mother of (nye 2 la a S. Fawd 11..4 fa erldb ph* He T.V. Z Gero. ftohw aeee 2 a up. ss*♦fere fimuma11C„ UV64M I LIVE- OUT child care releired fer toddtsr a IMedit start 0*0-v*«, geferem*%. Laser 401 -nm Mature recpeneme einm r Iced o"eeienet .Galt iNGeteltsrG area, a2► iAl1 FIREWOOD 12' Iwo cord - $70.00 1 S' Iwo cord - $85.00 Local deNwry LOM lac a 20dx eA-. All ptape,cy typ mote cues. Qui Uctrie eed Appaeeals. Cali FNAWAK 090 env MWAL , knee kmgo r: omit Perfee ZO fR.i.,o 34B � Cee 4y-100. Freeearra weather ntaelwne ops/-oa Cel 01- 310 Brom 1fll7a-1911 go to ows It chsdL . 1 Cal or ✓ Check Classifieds 609 PERSONAL 610 'TENDERS 900 MISCELLANEOUS 901 GARAGE SALES 902 LOST & FOUND 903 PETS 904 INSTRUCTION 906 FLEA MARKET 907 BINGO 908 FISHING 909 DRIVING SCHOOLS 910 PARTY SERVICES 911 HEALTH FOODS 1 udw PERSONAL LOANS $1000 a up for any wurpow 254-0897 • i %. See>rfas High efficiency gas furnaces installed. Custom duct work. Can do trey own layout. 40 years experience. MocDonsid Steell Metal 6834748 Osamu" seryilo" BOATS — CARS Inside storage $40 per month ALSO REGULAR WAREHOUSING .50/sq. ft. Nax - 131 Dowty Rd. 683-3770 YAM wllh a rind- Lage i ansa nmues. Sese meed i sew ef..n Gets. remove• - Nartdyrwar� tl►1et1 &HOW 011 CON Ilansh tl r POO cereNIN:wa8 fie, Swat, �rislwlAtlwp� M] ntlaaawraaNrs.. - for Iw�'o7-LAIF 111111 IN GNo Joe Too 3Au l r lR.%lax t lREVOOMMO • PAsresa • Qmssfr A EAret Ttlo" Ctiatrmis Olo Joss preter's LEAKM Sf SALLsi a r4Raaltd. &swam e�Lalr�fl<i e1rMe� a PA Tam k W boars a YVa6 Fuss Esdmalsa 417o4i2Y1 aAelEll cenaeelirte - cum.". bediteem. be lances a" INCE Mil= 8101 ftllEflfi 1wlts iltnAiMtiIDB iislAlBewrta eSilm 1055" - WTNW • IQrattlt M • Ata •e601 RACM .IlWtrta .11 •MINS •YOIMA • Art • IaEli •wc wuooe WE IBL FUR Ftfflt ALL NAM AOFLN nao�fe auweett siCIlfD�wfl■ IMMti11 1 lrlerwrrll.Irlt.y Nuolrl>q elee04Ml PAM atkNltl l oak. lou to1"fi is M WN Q* 6 428.6333 282.0185 G is TOPSOIL vel, landscaping, abed ss halt. tree oval, driveways, M-keEri an-aps,etc. FIREWOOD x 8" x 12" — $60 Ddiared toWWAjaax,y, FSTENAT$S Can 428-5700 Ask. for Rob. 686-3577 nl�t To solve your Lc al problems call: 1 (416)619-3174 PROFESSIONAL PARALEGAL SERVICES Traffic Tickcts Immigration Landlord & Tcnant Small Claims Family Law Tribunals DAVE'S PAINTING • Interior / Exterior • Quality Work Affordable Prices t �. Free Estimates _ 686-8512 AJAX 'MOVMKi BROKER HAS SYSTEMS : $10,000 :Full services, moves,: $147 par month appliance and pow spe- all Rrdc at :Clalists, flat rate or: nity Financial : hourly. Specializing in: 668-6M:Durham Region. Now; : offering free balms with: (Whitby) • mow. We now have • : available heated storage ; FAX : units. Free estirrntss NUMBM can `zf-0006 839-8135 F711 stem soft" House For Rent The AAinistry of Government Services offers for rent a large 2 storey residence with a detached wraps. This scenic country p arty is located on one acre of land and is located in Lot 18, Concession S. Town of PkkwkV- This property may be viewed bdwsen the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., on Thursday, November 12, 1902. when a rspn- sentative of the Ministry of Government Servioss will be in attendance. OHOM 10 Mn will be awWAd at: Alintletry of Government Services Gram River field O(Nos Highway 7 a SidsWe 32 Green River OrNatio Tebphore. (41� T611 until 10:00 a.m., Thuraft November 19. 1902. at which time this, Ulla be opened In oftm Don a BIN Do M& (41 1. a dob#yWNb �y )tot neo' 111110Tender ft L9>NI'14 No.' M-1 POR SALE active 756140" lox. Prime besties in P mw AX wick T hede ob.h t� ■, at � locos plesse d 905-3187 . be Items now BAYNEWS CARS PUM �a7►�a'iti/ 10- eveRabbN What a Discovery! 500 Pickering 4 bdrm. exec. home, ground fl. family room, country kitchen, Semi -finished bsmt, Prof. decorated $229,500 Days 831-6130 Eve. 831-2751 No agents 609 PSYCHIC ADVISOR Mon2Dari y - Friday gam -9 JESM $^Ys can #w bird bad.» band" Der pe,,, n:r. lot* .... etaaaaa4 The htdrq ;s a,• hkW Il 1 1 ' Meeh 311. loatah 56-10-1Z John 10.11. Jim Ceirniobell I- p'm' TmiE8 - le.AM -Uaad and 430-1328 E .11 1_")1C-C=ROL—Itt �=ShG #&EO D. D. S. Is pleased to announce new and extended hours Hours: Monday I 1 am - 8 pm Tuesday 9 am - 4 pm Wednesday 8 am - 4:30 pm Thursday 12 - 7 pm Friday 8 am - 2 pm Saturday 9 am - 2 pm Located at 1900 Dixie Rd. Unit 91 Pickering New Patients and Emergencies Welcome Please Call 420-9211 Auction Salo of SPORTS CARDS fi MEMORABILIA SUNDAY NOV. 8 11 A.M. at this Pethldk Auction Barn, a leydol , 8 miles north of Bowwwrivills, east off Durham 057 at 6th Cone. of Newcastle. This sale is a store closeout for Clarks Cards 3 Memorabilia. Colboumo to include hockey card singles - tti>!6 Ii1ario Lemieux, 87 Adam Oates, 84 Cam Nesly, 84 Steve Yzerman, 87 Luc Robitialls, 81 Jari Kuri, 80-81-82-113-84- 86-87-88 Gretzky, Gordis Howes, Bobby Orr: Andy Moog. Brost Hull, several Undros cards, siynad'actory Classic Draft pick cards. signed factory Traks cards, 90-91 Pro sets, Pro set Platinum w/ loner of autlenlicity, 92 Finer tAlra and marry more. Bap cards to incudo. Frank Thomas, Jose Junior, Mie* SchnddL Rickey Henderson. Mark McOwim, 88 Nolan Ran rookie Card, 91 Music signed, approx 100 seta of cards, SO i boxes�� bass - = s, box left of morhe, cards, lots of moldscerda, mentors, bills and lots more, Willes ads. ig for a Wei V from 16 AM. Tunis we cash, Cho" or Vias. For mow imlor- mation CAN 1.419- 289-4262 fele se" Aiodkm NOV. 7/92 "SATURDAY'S AUCTION ACTION" Every Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. at the Pethkk Auction Bern, FlaIdon a miles north of Bowmareville, oat off Durham 057 at 8th Cone. of Newosstla. This week we have the oontents of a local home to include an upright piano (Mfg. in Bowmanville), dining room suite, living room suilos, bedroom kamiture, fridge, freez- er. lots of small horror related items, qu. of old tools, oak machinests tool chest, cedar chest. Ltd. edition pants, plus lots more interesting and unusual items, large sale, open for viewing at 5 p.m. Terms are cash, cheque or Visa. For none irtlormation call 1-416-263-4252 Sale whore--- and 4110111111 Gann K. Proust Auctions. of Onta�rioAuAuclion�ism Assoc. AUCTION SALE 9Dai CssW�dy Ascrsnh pnk~ybca/ad on ; Rd .3 tuuiss NCAA d 401 odec"s d Sees China 00133 eR: primitives and the Omsk - so loinc!0- is owe sed d 's 'TINE" Auctions with me btq- Estalloie�NiegM ew ;�pPravisw�flwh�ih IDlrhh Andbe Islas Teww" �i�AW am 1� Nit �Iti? toiw to plea yw a• 4 M»,MW CD8 8"14 KU.%% SUNDAY AUCTION THIS SUNDAY NOV. 81h 12 NOON Preview 11:30 a.m. At the Knights of Columbus Club, 133 Brock St., North To soft the estate of Clara Brown and oth- ers, antiques, repro- ductions etc. including 9 pc. walnut dining room suite, 3 pc. walnut bedroom suite, country bed, double brass bed, oak book case, pine shelves and bookcases. extension table li leaves, round centre podestal table, pine dry sink, jelly cup- board, washstand, cheval mirror. I o v e s a a t, wardrobeldresser, pine harvest table and 6 hoop delis various dresses and chests. parlour and occasion- al tables Ai chairs, privitrins tables. steamer trunk, coffee A end table sal, press back Ai other rocking dtarrs, pin» alpbo� pine wardrobe, wire porch set, lamp tables. pine A other linen boxes, pine w1Eaut sta ' sha�v- skqivsral gknisquill!weadusr vans, psrweh i orion- tal carpets, glass, chim boost, cast iron decorator pwwos. Flow slid. cast Won lance, paidour stove. Islets much nun. IVA- erncsi 41 c ro Snack l K t~ The 827 News, N*vmber 4,1992 17 Public Works Travaux publics 1` 1 Canada Canada INVITATION TO APPEL TENDER D'OFFRES SEALED TENDERS for the pro- jects or services listed below, addressed to the Regional Manager, Contract Policy b Admlrnstration, Ontario Region, Public Works Canada, 4900 Yonge Street, (10th. Floor), Willowdals, Ontario, WN 6A6, vai be received until 1500 hours on the specified closing date. Tender Documents can be seen or obtained through the Plan Distribution Office, same address as above, telephone 416-512- 5558 (1-800-267-6651). PROJECT No. 658176 - for TRANSPORT CANADA BROUGHAM, ONTARIO. New Pickering Airport Site. Septic System Replacemerd. VariousLecabons. Tender documents may be soon at the Construction Association offices in Toronto and Mississauga. Closing date: November 24, 1992. Fee: Ni UNIQUE SITE CONDITIONS AND OTHER ASPECTS OF THIS PROJECT ARE SUCH THAT THE DEPARTMENT CONSIDERS ATTENDANCE AT THE PRE- TENDER SITE MEETING. TO BE FIELD ON NOVEMBER 16, 1992 AT 14700 HOURS. AT THE SITE TO BE EXTREMELY IMPOR- TANT. INTERESTED BIDDERS SHOULD TELEPHONE MR. VINCE SPANO AT 416-549-2822 BEFORE THAT DATE. The loviiest essariy =loader not nec- ax 601N_LZ_ r„ "WANTED" Snowmobiles. 4x4's, all terrain, bikes, bucks. vshiclas, bac- tots, ao-tors, tools a equip - am for our ANNUAL all a A AUCTION SaL Nov. 21 10 A.M. at the rANEE AUCTION CEi1111E on Hwy 35. 1 mile north Turn of Tuwwtn- I macJinees i equip. into CASH. To con- sign bring Ib barn or CAL.VW AOA AUCTIONS (7" 374wom Dont Ain N 839-8114 LES SOUMISSIONS CACHETGES Asant kgs projets ou services 6num4rds ci-dessous, adress4es au gestionenaire r6gion- al. Poitique et administration des march4s, r6pion de I'Ontario, Travaux publics Canada. 4900, rue Yonge, t Oe 6tage, Willowdale (Ontario) MM 6A6, seront accep- ides Iusqu% 15 h A la date limits d6temw4o. On pout so procurer les documents do wumamww par rentremies du bureau de cistri�u- tion des pplaps it 1'adresse ci- dessus, t6idla (416) 512-5558 (1-aW-267-6651). PROJET Numiro $58176 - pour TRANSPORTS CANADA BROUGHAM (ONTARIO). Nouveau site de I'a6roport de Pickering. Remplacement du sys- t6me septique. Divers emplace- ments. On pout aussi consulter We docu- ments do soumission aux bureaux do la ConsEniction Association de Toronto at do Missmauga. Date, Insults: Is 24 novembro 1992. Coots: Niaret Le caractina partiwlier du site at les autres aspects de ce projet ex9oret Is Mnue dune niurtron on provision do 1'appel d'offres: Is rtrnidAre sneourage fortement les intbress4s A y assanter. Cette rdu- nion aura lieu Is 16 novembre 1992 i1 14 h sur Is chantior. Les soumissiormaeres int4ressis cont pri4s m de comunpuer avec M Vince Spann au (416) 649-2822 avant Is daft pr4citele. Ni Is plus basso ni aucune des soumissions ne sera n4cessaire- ment reterrus. COMPLETE RUST PROOF 1 (INCLUDES LIGHT TRUCKS) 683-2977 Max Auto Centre 221 Wetey Rd. S. �WOVE]= SPEML CARS PUM ON -UP r �• olhl � lames fcl.kw111aa ... �.; � . �; . Rud IN, ■ ��. wrtR f3j�i►Erq�irlwt3�31 pus AIAI�6ri81S � . - s149 (� & AJAX Miro c l21,Mlls�'ITIBY RD. �� 683998 "3 - clear coat extra L N- •• (!'� tai A�f c 1 ♦ I ' 1 '• •_-.• • I. + �'•�' �if'�- Tr �� . c . _ . •\ • - '�♦: .. r•i T,.`�-`• '.- . ,. ..�.'..r. r � 1 � r .., � • ♦ \ i • r ♦ r a . �-� ♦ J � i ♦.J ► � � � � : � ' *. � .lt♦+ �' ,_ V t t P'i-� b-e.vvvovvese.••••.••..aaaaaa♦aa�a.aa�.�.' .�.a.':.• /9.:..�.`.�4t,.t.�l�_i1,� j�'�'�d 3(� - - - - - - - - 18 The Bav News. November 4.1992 Adak _- ala i NO CHMGE SPORTS APPEARANCE PACKAGE .0 FORGED ALUMINUM WHEELS in HIGH GLOSS METALLIC BUMPERS ■ COLOUR -KEYED HEADLAMP FRAME AND GRILL ■ FRONT BUMPER VALANCE AND AERO -TECH SIDE PANELS ■ SPECIAL SPORT STRIPING PACKAGE — OECMITIVE „bFIM Stem bmklvtsd Dome *PATIO *DECKS -MM n I -DOORS -31311111901 1113 hofesslo■ally totalled or do It yourself fm Oltra tantys. Call for a free edbu is m wW our s110011 URI L ,.z,, -YOUR ONTARIO FORD & MERCURY DEALERS FEATURES INCLUDE: • AIR CONDITIONING ■ AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ■ 3.0 LITRE V6 ENGINE ■ DRIVER'S SIDE AIRBAG ■ CLOTH CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS ■ REAR WHEEL ANTI-LOCK BRAKES ■ AM/FM STEREO ■ REAR WINDOW WIPER/WASHER/DEFROSTER ■ttlr carhbark apptid for 1!!9 AaaAar 74 S paw�■ar rriah tnler� 6quywwK pads¢ i31A awr Sprts App■oanw map Sas. Ca/■i■d ad *wady a" wq not be aanbinM Exdudas haO Iiwrw and appbuibb tars LinrW tine altos swedsW m IS" �aodal 4-m padnaat AmK pp iwi■orya w Mr A sy aa■ Maar IuA See de■Iw io defai4 Onwrio MADA .O. ■m am . . � - -•-------- --_ .._ .... - .. - - . . _ .._.----__—., - J�+`�l/ t$YilBsili4s 2'i!!'R_ p OekN■e.OntariowM MW Bay Neva, Nevanber 4, IM 19 Morgan: Here -are the 15 fat burning fo'ods heat cause you to lose weight..." eryone who will try [Lem can lose five to airz pounds during the fire[ week. Get results! utritionists have discovered that certain foods cause you to lose light 'Riese are foods with negative lories. The more you eat, the more sight you Ione. In a report that you an receive with - it obligation, you will discover what ese foods are, why they cause you to se weight, and how. QUESTION: How can certain foods arse you to lose weight? ANSWER Experiments have shown at 15 particularly healthful and nutri- tious foods (some of which are vegetables and fruits) burn more calories than they contribute. So the more you eat, the more you burn off your excess weight These foods (with negative calories) are transformed into energy, not fat Q: Hour is this possible? A. The power of negative calorie foods to dissolve excess fat will seem obvious to you when you understand how your body accumulates fat You are born with a certain number of "adipose" ceps. These adipose cells swell up and multiply when you take on too much weight. As soon as your metabolism slows down, this allows car- bohydrate -based foods to be changed into fat This fat is stored Therefore, you cannot lose weight by draining the fat from the cells. You an only do this in three ways: omit foods that are rich in fat (dieting); intensive exercising or eating foods with negative calories that burn off the fat and drain it from your cells. Obviously, k is the last method that is far and away the easiest because it regv. no effort, no deprivation. Q: Har wary' ponsufs can you lost per Ned? A If you are more than 20 pounds overweight, you lose an average of llvve to as pounds in the first week, and three to four pounds in subsequent weeks. w If you we mare than 20 pounds over- tgbt, you will lose weight even more Some people wilt more tints 40 to lose have lar up to 12 pounds the last week Q Do yen Maar le f rar New sotied d did? Or is it pat a question 4f Maier calorie /irdt to stow wr6 A. You don't have to follow any did, or ange aoydft in ym liesW You it eat pastries, ssncM bu t+ cake, atay- KYOU WOL The oady thing you have to do is add ptive calorie fee& to your stoma[ LAnd watch your powAs and roti of 1 Hoer may w ginf n eafarir fiedr ' Meso b and b asy ntnav - did? L* lust add 291 of your normal lief. you can "Mang bet awe more negative calorie foods yon at, more quiddy you lose weebt. fn1� am 11,01011" rrk004 ca ow diet VIA [Toni? L. Yes, because that is not reaDy Orta L The oats thing dot is impor, I is to absorb at least 25% negative foods beauee these are The ones turn off the ezcen in and awe you ri LOSE WEIGHT! An Amazing Discovery: Negative Calories Now you can lose weight easily, even if you eat a little t000uch Q: wow it k my jbr ser to nemesis sry ideal aught alter losinrt my acen porards? A. Most people who lose weight wills diets of pMs or other methods quickly gait back the weigbt they beru: bet. But with tsegati ve aIrie foods, k is dif. "My excess weight melted away...' "in three weeks, I lost 19 pounds of excess weight. Since then I have not regained that fat Because I had already tried so many methods and mediations to lose weight, I no longer believed in any of them. But I tried this anyway Thank heaven! Maybe my experience an be of help to other people." bliss Francine E "I thought I would be tit all my life...' "I often dreamed of becoming slim, but nothing I ever tried ever helped me lose weight Now I have discovered negative calories. I lost 23 pounds in two short weeks and a total of 68 pounds more quickly than I would have dared to hope. My husband told me last night that I am prettier than I ever have been" Mrs Martha S Q: 1 have read in a naga6xe drat neg- ative calorie foods sot only help lose we%41, but also improve yarn health. Is brat fere? A. Yes. Negative done foods were discovered by nutritionist physicians dur- ing their search for healthier foods. When you add negative calorie foods to your normal diet, you lose weight but you also lower and normalize your cholesterol rate. This always contributes to your health. Q. I have already died bean pod eap- srlts, pineapple capsids, other nethods, other diets, and sothiag helped at lost weight. Why world it bt different this [fare? A. Because the process of negative calories is natural: you burn off more calories than you absorb. Because every- one who has tried them has lost weight. Were is no reason that k world work for everyone else and not for you. The results are so certain that you an try this at our risk and with no obligation. Try these foods that help you lose weight, with no obligation and canpietely at our risk. Decide only AFIER hurting lad your excess pounds if you want to keep rix Because everyone, absolutely every- one, who had adopted these foods that cause you to lose weight have lost their excess pounds. Because there is no reason why it would work for others and not work for you. Read This Only If You Have Decided Not To Take This Trial Offer 1 This trial offer is entirely at my e risk. If you do ad lose at least five pounds per week, all you have to do is return the Report on foods that cause weight loss within 90 days. I will then send you your money back no later than 9 days after receiving your package. This is an unconditional, ao-questions-asked guarantee. You eat as much as you want, and s anything you want AD you have to do is add one-fourth negative calorie foods to your normal diet 3 You are the one to deride if you • want to keep the Report or d you prefer to return 9 for a refund. You may even return the Report after having lost your excess weight, but I don't believe you would do it tiow you have the opportunity of • changing your appearance and your life without going on a diet. Even if You have been overweight for years, its not important. Everyone who has tried negative calo- rie foods has lost weight. 'these fonds must make you lose weight too, or it won't cost you a single cent If you don't want to lose weight for yourself, do it for your husband, your chil- dren — and for your health! Last Minute! Copies of this edition of the Report on "15 Fat Burning Foods That Cause :freight boss" may soon be depleted The next edition may not be able to go to press for two mouths If you want quick service and want to take advantage of the price of this edition, send in the attached coupon sows "the only thing you risk is forgetting it. NOTE: — — - t Ibis Report is not sold im book shops. You may obtain it only with the i coupon below. SURPRISE GIFT: If you reply within five days. we will also send you a small but astonishing surprise gib. 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