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aX Some of the video topes in the library I Class A club in Dunedin, Florida. Wilson mgim md•ar d the lamlarner rrque,tcd 4p
"- •J collection arerquite easily. Therefore they bemmc* or;ly the seventh Canadisn:born extension.
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lic ..+odd beeapeneive to replace if damao by planer in club's l A ry to be pr;mao . Negotiations an uPQer wayamong town,
■ library oxer. Videllsialunom u available tat ke 40 -matt roarer. . ' region and landowners to have the area
at a east of SO cents per title. This will lAfty-hitting �Iwn hit for a gtcchyh_ serviced. ilowever,.a pmpmet�ro�way
protect the borrower from the cost of .average, leading his team in homer with 12, link from Highway 401 to proposed
0 Lopes to lt6rar�r Rel'®em or reps a tnptea rit6 13 — a club rcmrd — rbna I my, 407 kel4pp lbe project -
he video material on the subject you batted in with SS and 27 stolen him-�- a of the alternatives proposed fora ,
IOri• require iroot.in the coBeetion, a subject Wilma is -a former member of The link lie, near the industrial subdivision.
request can be made through the inter. Canadian youth championship left; and ..The industrial arca to be. developed ii 10.6
blic Library hu ireH Durr 1+000 •library loan neiwork. Material may be attended Ajaz High School.aaes.
o tap". in its collection. UPto d y� tapes be borrowed fora :• - locate a another library and borrowed oa-. A ,� OXFAM DRodusing rvalid Ajax public your behalf.fr IRCgner'QLCOlt optionlibnq patrass mLy previesi their video A 32: council has declared Feb. 29 tape selection cr simply relax and .few . 6XFA31 Day in the torn. interests Ajax ,
A vide variety of tap" an available -. �apq sing the library's video monitor in tt The proclamation was made at -Ike ,Ajst council Nov. 18 endorsed a Mita
from (estun films we Y Indian Jones the au(beviwal section of the Main Branch I "request of U!�W-Canada, one arm of an Toronto reeoatmendarion to the province'a
and the Temple -of Doom or Fuld of library a 65 Harwood Avenue South in mte national afency this helps poverty- •environment minister to consider
Dreams, to how -lo video tapes on a wide Ajax.
stricken people around the world. incineration in any policy of waste
variety of topics from building -your Own logCall the library for forth" information To date, 39 municipalities in Ontario management.. '
cabin to it It, , •ori the video mlleclion a 6&110011. 'agreed to declare OXFAM Day along will I The recommendation considers:
Educations video tape, are safso. other tnterneional OXFAM chapters in s not excluding a waste export option;
available• including excellent productions I Black ice kills in Ajax Australia, ale! um• II R the United
from National Ccographie and The Nature •l A United
oral. I not m mat (E thadevtsopmant of .
Zhe black fee an the roads Slaalay Kingdom and tk Ctnted �utev. � rnrrFy from rYlG l},FW)planu asaryesna
of Thing. Children's animated and feature morning tusk the life of .'Whitby molanst The day rill mark" O�FApi S01h
'(lens are the mon popular and -ell of .sole management if the o talion Wan lir
among P p ! at the ,Alas.%'hitby town boundary. annivrr+ary and rve6gniar the work of I withuut neptive impact on the rnrtranment
used of the colkedfon. Lakeridge and Taunton rnaJ.. voluntceq around the world. ,N n+k to human health; .
- Tapes of Shake,pranan. plot!• and other ,Alston Baird, il...f Carmselsaol Drive, • researching torrent indnenlinn
classic. a're useful as study- aid, for died when alum in Morar when it went wt lntlt6gtrial developers get nlwratioio to disemer throe anxptable and
I students. The colleetiogis vaned and it It ,4 control i Ta
m 10- ro.rrrd aotnn Hnad.
malmar, to grow rapidly. year CSLCn310n rywiiR el human health risk;
Many titles in the cnllrrt[nn include robed mer in the wuth Jimh, Dflf +aid, ,Ajax council has oven tha dr.rinpen refs ' seating apprnpriur air emn+ion
public performance nsht,. This allows a Ajax outffel4 rjoin.S•Blue prap ... d industrial subdivision -an the standards for mnncration.
extras lo65e the film ata lily function. +oath side of Highway 2 wit -of .Au.11ry The recommendation roil errntually
Jar fOSter, . A+ Road, another year to <umplete a Jnft .,wk its way to Ontann F.nnronmrnt
Video tapes purchased with public I Minister Huth Greer. ,flax ruuneil also
eerformance rights are espenolly useful for I Nigel WJnm of ,Alga rota added to thr 1t1, plan.
patrons wishing to use library iRaterial .I mut snnterrmterof the Torunta Hlue lap. I Cauneil Nm. 18 agreed to give )hr recommended the motion be forwarded to
dlo er a seventh one-year eaten+ion. ( the\ssonation of Municipalities of Ontario.
I during classroom presentations or al The Jaya purrhascd the. contract of the rve_ p v_
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'$20 million CE
Silicorles plana big -local
boost.
Thi bat economic sold buiinas gurus
are now proclaiming the end of the
recession that has cut a giant shadow
over the entire Canadian population.",
thea twoyran:
During the darkest hour of this
disaster when workers were being laid
off, one ray of hope ihonc in the
Pickering area. The source of this
optindsm came from a companj which
trades umderibe acme of GE Silicones.
in March 1990 the Silicones board of
. direetonm principle to locate a
am $20 ' 'on manufacture6 facility in
he Pse
tkcril%use. The idea behind this
d"isiob was Tormulattd as put of the
.compan.y I wotld-wide marketing
strategy. - - .a
'By virtue of the fact GE Silicones
Canada hu chosen to invest is Canada,
we have reaffirmed the company's status
as a globai player. Now with the new.
resource which this new facility affor&
us, we will be able to offer our customers
an even broader range of world clan
s mialty produats and services.'- says
Martin Turosk, general manager of GE
Siticonas Canada.
The 70,000 + ft. plant off Clements
Road in Pickering ii one of the most
modern money can provide: It employs
60 people and has room for futute
expapsion. A vast range of products will
be produced at the Pickering facility.
7hae will include RTVa (room
temperature vulcanising silicone) and
specialty silicone products, color
masterbatches, high-performance
industrial RTY sealants,industrial
adhesives- and onc-component RTYs
which provide a strohg, primerlem bond
for -moot etean surfaces:
This new Silicones facility tonsolidata
five different operations'in the Toronto
area prior to opening of the -Pickering
IR�.ory. The main company sections now
CA in Pickerinsinelude technical,
manufacturing, and supplies, -u well
esu
rearch and delopment. .
,We were able to movepll threesKmrs'
to this new central lo2itiou here in
Pickering without the Iwo of a single job
or of a valued employee,' says
manufacturing manager !like deisterfer.
Another bonus the company sees in
Pickering is the convenient location of
the existing transportation rout" which
make it a logical choice for their
distribution network.
This far -string company has a program
which it calls 'innovative involvement
and participation'. This allows all
Canadian employees to design the plant'&
physical structure and the management
structure as well.
Environmental protection, employee
safety and equipment selection are
adopted fiom (.L's other manufacturing
situ in the U.S.A., Europe and the Far
East.
GE holds the number one position ,n
ONHO'
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Frtygaaine i Supgt SO ' i for 1941.
T ' t is based no we posite index
w ranks revenue profit, aswu and
market value u its" a 'terta for creating
the chart.
- Corporate Fi aance magssine also
named GE " its top p2rformer for last
year. I •
Since entering the silicone busine6.
GE issued 1,800patents in the U.S.A., all
relating to silicone manufacture. .
The company has over 1,700 employen
worldwide. It has 41 sales office. They
Am in Europe, Japan and Australia, as
well min North America. '
Attending the recent Silicones ribbon-
' cutting ceremdn were: Dennis Vdliams,
chairman ami a .ef executive officer, CE
Canada; Martin Turoek, genteel
manager, GE Silicone Canada; Ed
PWpp, MLA, Ontario minister for trade;
PickettMi ar Wayne Arthnrs; AJax
Mayor Jim Witt]c Local.MLA J,im
Wiseman and local MP Rene Socig".
..V a result of employee suggestions; the
ocyations areas of the,plant are all
illuminated with natural light from
.indowsnnd skyl*to. The walls are
pointed in shades of teak and mauve,
adding to the cheerful atmosphere in the
Plant.
The windows in the lunch and locker
rooms are all tinted. A paten is provided
.here employees enjoy their lunch
break. There's full air -condoning
throughout the work area.
The site is thoughtfully landscaped, th
keeping with the local terrain. .
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Manufacturing '- manager Mike
Ceisterfer has been with thecompany, for -
the pAh three lean. He's- worked on the
Watcout as -well u in Toronto.
We hive good people working here in
eveq department. As well u that, we
.have the capacity to pusletorward and
stay ahead of mir competitors; _he said
after the opening ceremony.
Most of the product manufactured in
the Pickering pl4fii for the Canadian
market.
The dark recessional plouds still
darken the horirnn. But with the help of
beacon, of light like GE Silicones, the
skin over Pickering may well begin to
look blue again in the near future.
15, at Claremont
People's Forum
The People's Forum for Constitutional
Dialogue's first of fourmeetings in
Durham .Region drew less than
overwhelming interest during a meeting
in Claremoul the not of Nov. 18.
A mere IS people attended a public
debate on 28 proposals in the Canadian
constitution. Drganuen sty the ruction
from those who attended was positive.
The meeting was attended by- Ontario
Riding MP Rene Settee, and Toronto
author -lawyer Georgette Gagnon who
spoke about Quebec's distinctive nature
and the Canadian economy.
The committeewillhold three more
meettnp ibeludin6 those in Ajax. Whitby
on Nov. 24 and Puckett ng on Nov. 28.
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Hears of Year artist -curator taught
in Ajax
by Marjorie Green
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interested in local history, h'e
donationx for this work: he soya.
notes. "
The museum also sells the
-_ In todiy's hectic society.
The historical voeicty opened its
pproducts of his rdearch• booklets
it's probably everyone's
Uxbridge -Scott .Museum the
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Tha Churches of Uxbridge -Scots
dream to someday retire
following year. _
and Uxbridge Quoker'lleritage;
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Ick the country; spend
By 1950, Allan felt he needed a
also a large book, Decades of
countless days reading; pursue a.
sabbatical frontteaching, just to get
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lfnnest, published in 1986.
tllens such -as painting; perhaps
even study a little history. to
away and do some piintlag.
'However, 1 got away and decided to
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As an artist. McGillivray
ro2tlnues to add to his laurels. �lv
discover roots. At the aha of 38,
do somethinge6c.'
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won several awards for his oikoyrr--
Allan McGillivray did just [Flat.
. He was offered the job of curator
the past few years. from the Oshawa
Born in Goodwaod, on t sift npw
at the Uxbridge -Scott Museum. He
Art Association. In 1987, he was
populas as ■'go-cart track, :Ulan
, couldn't turn it down.
honored As Uxbridge Citizen of the.
was for many years a teacher —
1%5 and '66 were spent teiching,io
Since that time, life lips been
beautiful for Allxu McGillivray.
, Y
c.y
Year.,
Very much aware of his. oven place
• Ajax it Lord Elgin -and Lord
Each year from Viatori■ Dayin
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history, Allan never seems to tire`
Durham. But he was also interested
• weekend to the etul of Qctober, he
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of helping others rind thein. .
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in art.
spends. his -da a work" io the
- pro...
Atka M•f••�r y. r•r•s•r
'To we it's not o job''. he says.
'It'. -the satisfaction bf helping
'1 got involved in painting6 then:.
be.ssys. '1 became a membeF pf the
quaint �ittle collection of museum
buildings just off Highway 47 at
'x hobby. history has enveloped
others. - In this, I feel I'm
Priickering Art Club rhich met ip the
Quaker Hill. Winters are spent
McGillivray's life.0reven played an
contributing something to the
Ffarwood PI,,a.•
painting in his studio, in"the old
active part in iatrodueio him to
her
world.'
'I'm increasingly,
In 1967, when Scott Central
Zephyr- Presbyterian Church he
Caroline. -He met when she
now, getting
School was bunt, be returned hone
purchased in 1%9.
came to the museum seeking out her
r8ore interested in worldehistory
to the Uxbridge arta, eventually
Once the 'other' church presided
family tree.
too. I tell people who'are studying
becoming a school librarian.
o.er•by the Bev. Ewan Macdonald.-
'We found we both have roots
their family tree: 'Do some study of
'Sometime in theanid-Sox Ed and
husband of Lucy Maud
(oing-way back in"this arta•' he
what was going;on in the world.
Dorothy Brown, who were originally
Momgoinery, the tiny church bas
laugh.. We keep finding. people
Why did your ancestors come
from Pickering, moved to Uxbridge.
- since been improved to include
who are related to our children both
here?'
In 1969, when they opened a small
Jiving quarters for Allan and hi.
ways: through her side and through
The museum seas.tn now finished
museum, 1 became involved.'
family — Caroline whom he married
mine.' -
for another year. Allan can look
So when, in 1971, the Uxbridge-
in December. 1986• and their two
Genealogy (farimil tree research),
forward to spending the winter
was
tldren Bethany (age 4) and
`ohe
babbyg�
nting easant oral scenes
founeded, it masaonly natural he
-Mothew (2)
11 Scott �luscuhtas
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— far removed from the rot race of
should join. '1 was alwaysMuch
more than justs business or
become known for. 'We take.
the world.
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EVENTS
THE NOV. 30 DEADLINE for
delivering or mailing Piekiring.Musie
Festival cdtries is getting close. Drop
boxes are avoilit)& at Alexander
Academy of Music (Amberiea Plata) or
Alexanders Mu'sic (Pickering Town
Cehtrc)"wbere free syllabus copies are
availallfe. The year-round festival {
number is •120-•1108.
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MUSH:A BETH TIKVAH presents I
orchestral music by Sent Irving Glick '
with WRT Radio Orchestra and Reth
Ttkvah Choir Nov. 2.1 at 8 p.m. ut Beth
Tikvah Synagogue. 3080 Bayview Air..
(betwrrm ihcppard and Finch).
Ticket. at 221-3133.
FO('R CANADIAN and
international ,tar soloists, thv Gullrry
Chair of St. Mary Magdalebe Church. '.
with the Oshawa and Durham Region
Symphony, present for Christmas
Ilandcl'v Messiah at 8 p.rh. Nov. 24 at l
College-PaA Church; 1164 King St.
E., Oshatea. Tickets; 579.671 I.
THE LIVING WITH CANCER
Support Group monthly meefing Nov.
25 is at Ajax Cricktt );tub (Clements
and Monarch) from 7 to 9 p.m.
Everyone is welcome. For more:
information call the Canadian Cancer
Society at 686.1516.
PICKERING PUBLIC 11BRARTS
Greenwood branch on Westney Road
in Greenwood prhmts Christmas films
and crafts for children aged 5 to 10'
Nov. 30 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 moon.
The program is free. Register by
calling 683-8844 Tuesday/ Thursdiy
3:30 p.m:, Wednesday 10:30 a.m. to 1
p.in. or Saturday I p.m: to 3 p.m.
L'Lder 7'y need to be with an adult.
.LEARN ABOUT SAFE -WINTER
DRIVING techniques from Comifable
Gerry Smith of the Durham Region
Police. Force Noi. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at
Pickcrinn _ntral Library.
Constable Smith will ducus, multi-
lane'driving skills, yitntt4 driving lips
and how to avoid accident,. To
register for thi, free.event-call 331-
ST. MARTIN'S ANGLICAN
CHURCH'S annual Christmas bazaar
i, Nov. 23 from 10 a.ni: to 2 p.m. at
1201 St. Martin's Drive (a block west
•'if Liverpool Rd. running south o[f
Bayly St) . .I
purcliased in advance.' Call :Mary Lou
Crafts, baked goods, deri,, carAdy,
at 831- 997 or Debbie at 4304659 for
plants, boutiques, pri es•and much '�
more information.
more plgrisiuch in their tearoom are
VISIT PICKERING CENTRAL.
offered.
LIBRARY Nov..30 at 3 p.m. to see the
BROOKLIN HORTICULTURAL i
Christmas tree and enjoy the music of
SOG[ETY'$. annual gcmeral meeting j.
the jean McDonald Singe".'
and'Christmas. Social is Nov. 27 at 7 I
light refreshments will be served in
p.m. at Brooklin United Church. I
the auditorium, following the
-Thole attending bring dessert and
carolling. All are welcmme.
enjoy. a fita evening .with
emtatainmeat!
THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAt3
BAZAAR at'Hoty Trinity Anglican
PICKERING PLAYERS presents
-Church (Kings Crescent at.Bureher
Mother Goose, a mixture of songs, !
Road), Ajax, is Nor, 30 from 10 am to
dance and humor, as their annual
`One
2 pm, featuring baking, crafts,
Christmas family entertainment.
knitting, jams,, jelliev and hot
of the most distinctive features is the
refreshments.. . . r
amount of aadimce participation.
Christmas shoppers can warm up
It's at Dunbartgn-Fairport United.
after the Santa Claus Parade!
Church, Nov. 29 ,B pm, Nov. 30, 8
pm, Der_1430 pre, Dec. 6, 8 pm.
THE LADIES AUXILIARY of the
Dec. 7, Rpm, Dec. 8.2:30 pro
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606
Tickets for child(en/seniors arc SS,
are hav?ng their Christmas crafts and
adults 48. Call 831-:666 for I
bake sake 12 noon to 4 p.m. at 1555'
reseryations or information. 11layly
Strect,Pickering.
Table. are atailable for rental.
EA$TSIDE HARMONY SWEET
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AJAX-PICKERING AND WHITBY
Twenties Jpe4li-E sv Cabaret night
.tyoriation for Ciimmunity Li4ing
NovA30 in the auditorium at 1955
holds its general meeting Dec. 2 at
Valley F'ar(n Rd., Pickering.
Emperor Street Center. 36 Emperor
the chorus and several quartets will i
Street. Ajax, at 3 p.m.
present a glittering ,how package at
The topic will be Cutting Program, -
3:30m. followed by a dance and r
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`Pickering club has 650• enthusiastic figure slaters
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learners improve at their own pace, I
ekatc. a program that prepares'
When people think of figure i
some that rrmarn to the figure i
and work towards earning the cigbt
skates, for hockey nr ringeue.
• skating, they probably
skating program.l
badgy•that constitute, the course.
Another way the club raters to its
picture Elizabeth 3linley
Curtently the club has four mak '
Torre are, no formol tests
young members is by -holding
boring
• or Brion OrseC Butns
skutcrs at the higher Irss•L. and is
amistrur coach clinics. a 1 -
day workshop. members 1: and up
te Pickering Figure Skating Cltt�
Is,
(PFSC) has over the yran. I
hoping for more. One case.is a
family affair, sincp'one of tfte cluh'A
rrcrivr intensive )raiding. both on
proven
therr's' more to skis -ling than I
freeskating' pait, is brother -doer
and off the icr to t]uglify us a�- ii
d
Sequined outfits and the roar of the I
team.
certified amateur ,Duette
must pass a test with e
arrowd.
The; 1'F'Sh:r. rue .MI`Inratrd in
Praetier for serious skalcrs.cais'They
be demanding, not only pphysically,
`..
��,,;,.:..
score af'at Will 65 per rent to be
by Central Ontario
Pickering R rration Cosmplrx,
but time -wise as well. Thosr in the
k^�
certified the
the
But when it wins .established 20. �•
senior levels can expect to spend up
J
section, the club's governing body.
This help, skaters gain- n Letter
years ago. its boTnr. ice was the Don i
Meer arena.
tq 1t hour a week on the etre
That's more hours than most
understathing of the coaching
Thr club moved to the Camplrx i
but still bolds its Spring
parr -time jobs. Blit the dedication
and commitment definitely pays
-�
-aT -
asvvrct of their sport.
It also helps the club by.
in 1988•
School at Don' Beer. It's a non- {
off.
-
providing much-needed, qualified
P g 9
profit organization, supported by i
The club -has won muny awards.
volunteer conches.
But in the end. it's -the parents
fundraising and volunteers. Itis a
of the Canadian Figure !
including -a Intal cable ,TY
company'. Nest Sports SYGw in.
•4•
iv ha must not be forgotten. From
rtrcmhrr
Skating asso.tation (CFS :\1-
1989, andth,+-t'lub of the Year
from th, all-(Ynturn,
- -
silting on the board'of director. io
organizing fund-raising events,
An interesting point to note is
that uboul'one.quartrr d( the club's G
award
Council Ia.t r.mr. .1
r,rtgp8aa, p..nd.,a
club.
they ore the bur-urr
6-it1 m.•mhrrs are I.ovs. 'that might I
[lot along with. awards ani1
their c
F:vcn making *urr their ehildn•n
not seem aurprisma.. but
rnmp.•tiuon., the club a�o ,fayre,
iu.olsr.l: skutcrs are, evaluated on I
get to practice on mite eon hr u
'consiJrnng figt(fe, skating, is �I
to make skating enjoi abl,•-and
They know v..n
n ciao-to;duv basis. Those who
don't want t., enter the CFSA'A test
task. Skaters.' parrots are )u.t us
myolvcd in the club as the tknters
grnerally viewed as a f. -mule saint, I
to j
accessible.ulsf
don't Lecomc filvmptclslun.lu rd I program can 1&,on to Ihr•mo�r I
are. a
it's cgcouraginq sec an manN _b_ovs
take un:intrrrot '
overnight._
h recreational Canfigurrskate which a
It', rest to ser -why. A club with ..
Wbilr'prcsident,l:mMarshalldMarshallI
why e bulk of'the j
That's th
expands .,in basis, figore skating I
that kine) of dediutinn is definiirly
`does admit a numl.rr of those'boys I
membership is part of the Cansktnr J
skills. -
doing something right!
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going all out with our exciting 6v-chirsfmas wonder) displayy. ICs just,
bumming wth beautifully decorated trees, and sleigh•loads of unusual
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sees
Conversion from electri heat.iays off t
6y Dan. eLwm
the coat of hydro make it a costly work. source of heating fur here is
1 I source of heat.- Many municipal The latest trand in the installatipn enough supply in t:a rda alone in.
• I I hen it cuies it, providing I- utilities cat didly admit -electrically ! of new heating sources in residential i last for the next loo.years, Melles.
the moot c1pit-r1ficient wnsuit,i heati a home is a huge drain on an I homes is a move towards high.
nA
-' to beatah me, µatural6as i, already overburdenmdeource. -• I;' efficiener furnaces. These are at
- - feavn had rfeetrieity out. • hells., has spentapproximatcly M least 96 p" cent more efficient than
in the cold, accord g to Richard years in the business. lie started conventional-Ivpe furnaces _ which
delle.. of firidlcwnt Ilrating and V with Bridfewood t6 years ago. 114 ! won't br manufactured afirr
Air Conditioning.., Mamie owner of locations ib I January. '•
The cast of bedtin a hotnyprith Pickering and Scarbdrough in 1984 'Saventy-five per -cent Mof our
'hrdra,is at least twit as mueQ: Ins when the larger firm decided to split furnace, market is now a high.
.sys. These day%, Bridlewood I up.,� efficiency-market1 Mclias said.
{(eating noel Airt'ts hu r than ever Bridlewo,xd offers prwduets such as I • Less costly middle-effieiency
I!-.6nnine ileaffn -cin --.into —ps gas'(urnaces, fireplacea�and air furnaces offer ;6 to RO per cent
tuslnpters real'ti:e bee ortnuits.long- conditioners from- well-known I grr.0ceef scienOy than •conventional
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term savingslt�«-'anb ad'. - manufacturers like Lennox and I models. The difference between
-'-',During flit lu'( Cc months it's I Carrier.
Other aece...ry products corrvenfiondl and greater efRcirwv iq
(conrrrstnns) �. t r primary j include window mnuntrd Air rather teehnical,Melless admiurd.
*ourtebf our bullies*,' idles. said. conditioners, electni-static air 'high-cffteieney is simply a
'.1n},lidine can be con .rtrd to gas I cleaners, power humidifiers and air- 'different way of.crcanng heat,' he
as long as gas is available. lieair brat exchangers. said.
While the installati it of a_gas During the peak winter season, Gas . firrplaccs have also v �Mvs*
(urnbee and all nece.aarykfurl work Mridess employs up to .110 people: expenenerd a resurgence. in - W<Aod'.tfsiL.., yrrslsrs•1
"can be An rxpenxivr rr urr.dhr The company -has 13 installation and popularly. Meller, added. Whdd
work pays'for itself in a reasonably eight service trucks that provide 24- hardly a sourer of heating for an
short time. hour emergem:y resptinx throughout eptire hoots, these glean -burning estimates. -
'If the customer it gping so be. in a ' Scarborough and Pickering area*. (' fireplaces providrl cosy heated f . The Pickering location of
hump for rpe ie,is, it usually paysf The bulk of the work don, by i comfort in smallerearea.. If rid dew and Heating and Air.
fotcitself by than; McBee. salt. Ifridlcwood Hrating and Air I In addition, gas fireplaces am less I Conditioning is at..thr Pickering
'Mane manufacturers of -gas I Conditioning is residential. Nystly'I hassle and cost about 11 cents an Home and Design Centre an Brock'
furnace product, offrr rebates and ! it's rpplacrmcnts or eu.tom work. I hour to operate. I Road and Highway 401. Store hours
delayedpayment schemes. i think. I and no contracted new boric 'You don't have the meas of the art, jIonday to Wednesday and
anybody heating with electricity is I business. I chapping and storing of w..pd. Saturday Ia a.m. td6 p.,ttf<, and
just paying'thmugh them sie'.' Mellen. said hi* company also does I McIlrrs said. j Thursday and Friday 10 a_1111; to 9
Brcrnily announced increases to i small rnmmereiat and indu+Incl \atural gas is aL•o an abundant i p.m. a
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"can be An rxpenxivr rr urr.dhr The company -has 13 installation and popularly. Meller, added. Whdd
work pays'for itself in a reasonably eight service trucks that provide 24- hardly a sourer of heating for an
short time. hour emergem:y resptinx throughout eptire hoots, these glean -burning estimates. -
'If the customer it gping so be. in a ' Scarborough and Pickering area*. (' fireplaces providrl cosy heated f . The Pickering location of
hump for rpe ie,is, it usually paysf The bulk of the work don, by i comfort in smallerearea.. If rid dew and Heating and Air.
fotcitself by than; McBee. salt. Ifridlcwood Hrating and Air I In addition, gas fireplaces am less I Conditioning is at..thr Pickering
'Mane manufacturers of -gas I Conditioning is residential. Nystly'I hassle and cost about 11 cents an Home and Design Centre an Brock'
furnace product, offrr rebates and ! it's rpplacrmcnts or eu.tom work. I hour to operate. I Road and Highway 401. Store hours
delayedpayment schemes. i think. I and no contracted new boric 'You don't have the meas of the art, jIonday to Wednesday and
anybody heating with electricity is I business. I chapping and storing of w..pd. Saturday Ia a.m. td6 p.,ttf<, and
just paying'thmugh them sie'.' Mellen. said hi* company also does I McIlrrs said. j Thursday and Friday 10 a_1111; to 9
Brcrnily announced increases to i small rnmmereiat and indu+Incl \atural gas is aL•o an abundant i p.m. a
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Saturday November 23_ at 4:00 p:m.
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festivities at.1 M' p.m. '
Along with Santa, there will be:
il Sweet Charity Sea Cad
Navy Band Rebels. rc.hing
Woodview Majorettes Band_ r
Rainbow.the Ciowtl wiil-be. here f rom 12:30.pan'until '2:30.p.m.. .
- The wetuntl Bay News. Noe, A" A,1991, Fll
Nostalgic tribute to the great Trec�the price`laio' Oloolco.s Christmas, skjan
Eagles "tribute" band.
. HAtel : California
brings its .west -const
.sounds to the Purple
Onion in Oshawa Nov. 22. -
Hotel Califo'raia is
recognized as one of the best
"trib'ote" acts on the
Canadian 'nightclub circuit.
Tickets are only $5.
On Saturday Nov. 23, one
of Oshawa's favorite party'
bands — Felony — takes the
stage at.the.Onion. Tickets
are $3.50 in advance_ or $5 at
the door.
The , always -exciting
Razorbacks bring their
rollicking sound to the
Purple Onion on Nov. 29.
This popular Canudian band
f.l(as been a relent mainstay
on the Toronto flub circuit,
and will feature its latest CD
release 6o Much Fun,
.• • e e
The renowned musical
extravagunza a Elvis In.
Concert will be presented live
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30. This uniquely assembled
star-studded cast features
Ion6-time Elvip Presley stage
director Cha�odge.
Other guests t lode J.D.
Stimner atid'the nmps'-
-with Kathy Westmoreland,
the TCB Rhytfsm Section
featuring original, ,Elvis
drummer 1D.J. Fontana and '
the Legendary lordanaires.
This reunidn�our is a
compromise between Elvin'
former. musicians and closest'
friends in u recreation of the
majesty and presence of Elvia
— live on stage.
Charlie Hodge performed
with Elvis in more than 2,000
live concerts, playing rhythm -
guitar ond.singing harmony.
He lived at the Crueeland
mansion in 6lemphis,
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would stand up and applaud.
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4 ,W. it.wilF, give shoppers an
Opportunity to continue'to get
great value.
The new Woolco pricing policy
means they will beat all the
competitors' pries: As well, tgey
will refund any difference plus 10
per cent.
Alf the customer has to do is
bring in a copy of the competitor's
Ad.
To emphasize the. point of their
low prices, the management have
two shopping carts on display. s..k.1..J"`•'�s•
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Woolen cost $265.18. Cdstomer service will be the
The total aptount saved by focus of'all management and staff,,
shopping at WoolcU_was thus- so they look forward toy seeing you
$79.86. The receipts are at Woolen. -Ajax-. during the
displayed with the goods so Christmas shopping season'.
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Leather furniture. a
better ova io go 7that.will
6y DarMcGadincluding
custordin
time forGhriit
' Other springs include 20 per cent off
t would be difficult bind Y
mattresses and 10 psi tent off everything.
fabric endeating andtlaein
the21',000sq. ft. ehowrumrr. _
- more
enduring than leather.
'This js one of our four big sales of the .
As a covering for ,ality
^ -'
year,. Urquhart said, 'There are Wly a.
leather furniture that
furniture: featheria simply unmatted ie,
its duiabilitr. says Don Urquhart, the
Z
(csi, wppliers of
tan still esnffim design and debrei before
manager of Furotture Royale in Whitby.
In -feet, Urquhart has ■ rather
_-
Christmas.'
A clearance location neat to the
intemsung theory about leather. For
Iit=rvhaa bran the fabric of
-
Whitby store will also feature great
furniture buys: including odd end tables
centuries.
for horse saddles: he oafs. And
far u for a W each, tro-piece tufa and
choice
nothing takes a rougher ride than the
'�
Iorefeat seta from ", odd boo springs
lseyf
toddle of a hurse.—from
1da11mvptVc—wfa fruits-
- 'Other than in be concrete; there's
nothing that will take that kind of abuse.
.
lei a general astor6nent of clearoul-
he reasoned.
'So rhe could somebody not buy
furniture. Urquhart says. Furniture
Royale offers nine colors of leather for -
leather furniture for their livingrgom
cAr4eta, Braes
etistom orders. Beige, black and Jade
of farwitaH 11 -ye" the rgwt popular.
,here chef re got kids' that will run intopa'o
UrgrAarr east
given arc among
A small deposit is all that's required m .
it With a toy tnmk?'
Leather rill outlasi regular fabric I
to over,U rquharrl
resilience. Many 'gendemen� clubs in
Am 'a•ergl00 tyeanher oold,
Utquhartasid. _ place a custoff�order of
rper teets' tor !ordc ear l�itt�debrerfyy,'Urquhart saa(n�
saidtuBreseast
pooitu
ryes
chairsEnglandihal see
castles 'thanr2
spproundtimatefyrtanl5 eeninoi
If pah.l n negnuatrF'of f
I
,Isar, an average of approximately eight i
lraRe leather furniture moree 0
a((o iNnecuuntned (Deer mrrce7 per cr1rL the nvr.lwerc pny
rill account for 4(Y Urquhartpredictsleather furniture
yesA.
9<ather at 50 years is lust becom ng
' 70 still
years old.
L)rquban pred'icb rt thi
pp
"'The rprobl mea jsr'peoplt weekend's sosl<'alt mlakes sensnlrr gnnte
I
comfortable.
h: slooks
he said,\t'
Tha tone er y it I
shopper Teepgni:enthern ales ofrleaiher
Its durability makes it ideal
4 ggc t
sometimes gat sick of it Ithc same more and m�j a cusmmeo recognize the
the better it looks and the better it &des' I
,By the time you get a fabric piece
furniture.
for children. The neutral color of moss
o
-furniture) dter eS year?' he turd, Ion tbfmy albe.
Thisre e do furniture`' better Way to
I
'broken in' where it's iost nicht, about
I*Nothing
pieces makes it easy
r�th the furriWre
held o pgantio sale that rillli nclude 5 go"hedlburog
three months later it's no good.
Leather furniture has an hirtoriF
because it's alway+made in a solid color,'
'per tent savings on leathtr (urniturc see
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furniture factory, a fari�ily . a, ffuir
��ickering
by Dqn McLa"
own. I
1
We just had a lot of ptopk cAming,4
pkasurrin showing it self — weaving
sofas, chairs and
Thia rather ordinary diminutive- !
into the store who needed - help in co- I
through colorful
here was a time when a
looking retail fro ntage.houses a j
ordinating fabrics, Bern said+ I
loveseats showm0m_ n during effort to convey of the
efforto the
ii (a pi i I y - o -n e d - o n d - I
massive MOM ey. R. showroom and
?1\
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wide variety of choices at
operatrd business was the
factory. It's filled with some IQ mom
chairs, tables. sofas and
-
I
•'
the Chesterfield Facti,ry.
a Ch
rule' rather than the
I.
settings,
about anything imaginable in the.
•
e
t
le rrald are surprised when
Pnmc
exception in any community.
It was a 'golden era' fur both
juri
erne of home decorations_
.
iJ + k
'
they here;' she said.•
explaining..the deceiving size of the.
remilen and customers. Pcoplc who I
'S'e're always tryin 1 letpeople
q U
store. '.
shopped felt A sense of trust with I
know wire bigger than we appear,
i
• f. jr
I •They think bcrausc the store
boein<ssea who slaked their family 4
Willie \nrbnaky said to an
,`
1(/
front is so small, therea not much in
,reputation on the goods and sen, ices I
they sold.
interview.
'We manufacture most of what you
�
f
hem*Qr
Beyond quality and selection%
)terchants, in tutu. felt -strong
sec hrro,• he added, motioning -out
�" .
Affordability is also an extremely
sense of pride — knowing quality
family
towards the Chesterfield Factory
showroom.
important aspect, ai far us the
concerned.
was the key to ensuring a Good
Nowetssky family is
name. It,, a mfreehing philosophy i
:If ease want something %hods n
If
'people can Have something quite
that still wurvives in Durham Region. I
little if(erent, we can do it hem.
I
different and attractive for a
The Chesterfirld Factory in
we can't build it, we can sure get it.'
All the work done in this factory
reasonable amount of money,' Ferri
Pickering wa's started by the
Nusiensky family --10 rears ago. I
of
is bench mudr — there'. no assembly
,.
ri;"'
_ -.
• '
-
said.
Ho.t people still agree few %of
P P
Father Willie Nowemtky manages the �
line, Willie said proudly. Furniture
� . t .
�
today's ma+u.produ<e.f products arc.
factory and warehouse Mother Lec
designs range from country to
Gsieie e!`v
equal to the ytiality of custom=.
serves a. company president.
Son Todd designed and installed i
traditional, etas+ic d, contrmporarr
hundred, of colors and fabric+.
explaining why the seminars were I
,ei-ofted prices. ll',a traditional
approach that lives on to Pickering
the computer system that keeps tubs
drndinq, on what a ru+tomer
•carted.
'0.'r timid«I to help them out!
PP
— the
p,,
on eorttpen, ac1•ounts and.inventorr.
ts.
It enough 10 *%mots
The seminars run monthh un
thy.
pl, like ri
'1 think people (i""
I k
Son liohtn does part-time deli. wigs
Daughter Ferri helps cotulutt design �
can't
manufactu n• send sell cmtom-craftrd
� consecutive Tuesdays for two wee k ,
will run ',
, rr rd.
because it is unique' Fern said.
*You can comn right to the factory
seminars and also works in retail I
furnitu ro. Fern Nowen.ky
explainrd. The Chesterfield Factory
Fern says theme%; session
in December." Interested customers
and have a custom -crafted piece to
sales.
The -showroom and factory
list, offen a low cost design seminar
i should calker visit -the sloe•. If
The factory the
'about 10 days or less
Th Chesterfield F v sat IGSO
e �Yv; 1'
location in a small commercial pPlaza
to leach customers how t. of ,r ,• -
show rnomgand
arc a source. of rent ode to the
.
Rayly 9r: m ptrtieen for more
on Bayly Street weer of (;rock Road
ordinate furniture• and to choose
I
\owrnslty family. Fern takes gnat
mfnrtN�tiOn CYRts-'lfflh-s
f�'
is one of the best kept secret. in
fabric..
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'$inns Designer -Kitchens a fari�ily business
6y faiwes Yorke .. .
-D edicated to total customer
satisfaction. That is the
•';poly way to describe the
attitude orBinris Desigaer
Kite" in P"ickerin6:
.This 28-year-qld company was
foundedb) Joseph Binns in 1963. rt
first, traded under ibe name of
Heverley.11ome Imtpprovements. They
epecialized.in kitchen -and bathroom
rvnodelling.
• Later the name changed to The
tcheo Place. Three years ago,
n the com nv celebrated its 25th
niiemry, tau: dame was changed to
inns Designer Kitchens. .
'W. use the family name because
it's a family business, says Raymond
Binns, eon of the founder and owncr
of the company.
Five of the family members work in
the company and are involved in the
successful operation of the business.
They are Raymond, Anthony ard-
Ginette. along with sisters-in-law
Donna and Chnstine.
'Everybody works lure in a family
atmosphere,' sayq lfaymond. 'All
the staff are important.. Collectively,
we take great pride in our work.
Customea satisfaction is of
paramount importance to us and we
strive to attain the highest levels of
quality,' be continued. -
Binpa Designer Kitchens operates
from premises on Jli66hway 2 at
Hou�motint where they have a 6,000
. sq. ff. showroom. There they displayr
the latest designs and ideas to suit all
tastes in kitchens and bathrxms.
There are 22 different units on
display. These arc available in a wide
•ariety of colon and options for all
types of homes. This is in keeping
with the company poCicy, which u to•
give the public the most up-to-date
designs available anywhere in the
world.
As part of the constant evolution
with the home• decor industry, Binns
Designer Kitchen, aro changing six of
the designs on, display as they
improve. their1992 range of
products.
There are less than 30 certified
kitchen designers in Canoda- Three
of those de.igners are working at
Binns in Pickering. "1'hesr skilled
craftsman are an integral part of the
,company's commitment to the public
and to quality.
'Q''e use the best education and,the
best designers in our, pursuit of
excellence,' s Haymond Binns as
he displa s a selection of the products
at these rrxms-
'As wel as thew. skills, we use top
quality products by$eekermann and
Acorn. These are ideal for the
middle to top end of the market to
which we cater.' '
A vital part of the campsny'r
agenda is to travel to trade shows and
exhibitions worldwide: These
provideanexcellent window on
global trends. They %How Binns an
opportunity to give Ixnl'ewtome"
the most modern designs available
anywhere. •
Referrals by satisfied customers
provide a large section of Binns
clientele. Satisfaction with
workmanship and service encourages
customers to spread the good news.
Each custom kitchen or bathroom is
designed after the home in visited and
all •the family requirements -am taken
into account.
Although the design team is fully
conversant with computer-desi¢n
tcehroqurs; theyy' prefer to work al tnc
drawing boarda- This allows them
greater flexibility and Fonts them the
freedom to utilize their imaginations
PIS
to greater creative effect.
The team consists of five
salespersons, three designers, at 5: `
installers, one driver and three office
staff. Each member of the team is
trained to the highest possible
standard of customer service and
satisfaction. The fruits of this level of
commitment is evident in the volume
of business they handle. '
'h's not just luck that we survived
for the past 28 years. ears.Haymand
Binns. *We arc in an unique I,amiiun
-because we otrn our land and
premi0iZ. •Q'c don't par real to
anybody.'
The sprinE of 1992 will tee a
further drve.lopmeitt in the llinns
sueeess story. They will olwn a new
'showroom at )lain Street in
Jlarkham.
This will further their commitment
to the customers in the region, as well
as*con solidate their future in the
kitchen and bathroom design+
business. -
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approaches, homeowners
_The
are not fully understood at this time,
- are reminded that the
but the problem is under active
Nationitl Fire Code
investigation, It is believed that
prescribes precautions regarding the
serious corrosion, may lead to a
safe maintenance of chimney's to
-safety orfim beard.
avoid' fire hazards. These
Masonry chimneys may be subject
precautions include annual
to exterior erosion anddeaehing,
inspections of the interior and
exterior brick and mortar
exterior prior to each heating
I
deterioration and to interior
"Mom -
cracking of the tile liner, 'which may
Undee certain conditinns; the
give rise to a safety or rim hazard.
deterioration of a fireplace chimney.
It is hiKhly recomntended this
can result in the development of a
annual inspection, of all chimneys be
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Hoot fireplace chimneys in use
is certified under the Wand Eiier y
today arc of two typa: j
• 'facipry-built^
Technical Training program. Un
chimneys built !
detection of :;potentially hazarvC.
from two or more conuentrie.metal
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tubeswith an insulating material
advise the -homeowner of the
either air or mineral fibro;
situation and recommend that he nr
• masonry chimney Built from I
sh.t eilhce contacp the chimney
brick, stone fir concrete• with or
manefacturer far fact,.ry built
without clay ttlr linen.
chimneys or a 10.31 c.ntr.i,ti,r far
While'f2etnrv-built' chimneys are I
masonry chimney.. Until necessary
required to use metals whtrh arc !
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highly eorrnuan rr.ustunt, it .hnuld
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Recent reports hays indlcatrd that
sweet.. agd tcrhninaru in your area
some factory built chimnrye, when
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attached to fireplace., may be
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The spirit of the holiday
_ reason officially arriAs, in
Pickering next wer:lt filth
..the second annual. Christmas Tree
lighting « mtpony at the civic complex
courtyard.
The Canadian Progress -Club of
Pickering sail Aja: f1 sponsoring skis.
colorful evening• of. song sad
celebration on i as. 26 b ginning at Z
p.m. /l
This mon6 workmen will begin
.rapping, 0 strands of SO -ft. -long
Chrittm id tights arodad ■ 3541. high
tree. however, they won't be turned on
untiphe
' yy war's go an until all of the kids
azif herr,' said Sharon Hilton of the
)6wnti c6mmunity service and facdine
rile armteat.,
�is escitemeat begins at I P.M. as
children's entertainer Dan Ddvion
performs his Back 'N' Roll Christian
Show. tt approximately 7.45 p.m. the
Pickering Concert Band will play,
Christmas carols.
Residents aro invited to sing along,'
as members of the Pros Club and
the Pickering .Serials Gymnastic Club
hand out wag books,hot chocolate and
old. fashioned "My sticks;
At appro:intatd] 7:50 p.m., Mayor
. R'ayne Arthur will introduce past and
light tree
newly -elected members of council.
He'll thea throw the gigantic candr_
caneswitch to light up the giant
Christmas Tree.
Approaimatcy l,300 people studded
last Marts event. Stilton is hoping for
an evmgrcater tuinoutfor nes;week's
cerebration. A special bus pickup
• service yvill be provided for scaion at
tame location. -
Pickering Transit will stop at•the
Rouge hill seniors' elikitt 6 p.m., the
St. Startin'a Bkjvicw-amiors'-club at
6:13 p.m. and the 3out6Fickering
senior club at 6:30 p.m. /
The event is absolutely.free. But
everyone is encouraged to bring along a
canned or packaged -food donation for
the Ait s branch of the Saliation .Army.
Last years Christmas tree wits a bide
smaller than this year's, andthad-les
colorful lighting, Milton said.
The tree lighting event itself is a
relatively brief celebration —
considering the tremendous amount of
farming and work by those involved.
ton admiuM. -
'It's a little event that gees for about
an hourand•a-half. But u s a lot of
fun: she said.
We're hoping for a good"turnout
again. With any luck we'll have some
nice mild weather.'
Town of Pickering
2nd Annual
Christmas Tree Lighting
Ceremony
Tuesday, November 26,1991
at the
Pickering Civic Complex Courtyard
featuring
Children's Perform ,r '
46 Dan Devion »:
and the
° Pickering Concert Band
7:00 p.m. ,
r Join us for Hot Chocolate and Candy Sticks
As We Join Together to Sing Christmas Carols
and Light the Town Tree.
aU 4:1— iiw a si g eeperoda�Evcnt
This Event is FREE and FOOd Moises wilt be set up iri the Cotsp'art jt.. _
•- lbur dWetfon of a-cartned or patlt— rood would be )ptsatly apprectbted.
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.Nothing tastes as good. as: s in feels
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to fat while you sleep. The mon
they choose ori their owq. We don't
'We monitor clients' weight and
that work!
important meal of the day. in I
actuallytell�coplewhattoeatti. i
eating habits to ensure the weight t
`. here area 1 any palm trees -
relation -to your body's output is ,
Calorie requirements and limits .
loss remains permanent. It takes
and their• postal code isn't
breakfast; which most people skip. '
are built into the list of leef�t foods. .�
the body a" whole rear to .properli.
.' .90210, but Beverly Hills
The Beverly Ilill■ Weight Lnss I
Ongoing support Suring- the
I
adjgst. We watch people to make
has Isnded in Pickering in
Clinic donn't just help a client lose :
critical phase of actual weighs loss
sure they don't go up any than
what c -an best be described as a
wr ight, it also leaches one how to•'i
inrludes things like. %asl.e-test 10315
pounds in the year' of
losing proposition.' What'rmore,
cat.'.TThe first visit to the clinic is'a
parties no Fridays,' Nara Gail. I
ma intenancc��..
"'ifyouu
they wouldn't have it any other wayl
free'twsultation durieg which time l
Cli4qnts are urgcd-to sample new
do' you're. back on the.
The Beverly [[Him Weight Lose Clinic
the Beverly Hills program is
foods. They're taught to cook and' I
program free of chi rge, which is our,
in First. Pickering Place Plata (1550'
egg lsined by Anne White, clinic
serve their favorite foods with fewer
gtmrantee. '•she save.
1 ingslgn Road) just east of
director, or Dawna Turcgtte, health
calorics and eceAter nutritional '�
There is absolutely no connection
Liverpool Road, is helping Pickezi'
counsellor.
rnlur. _ i
between the Beverly Hills Weight'
residents lose w''ght safely. and
• Each individual program is
'1:;'e teach people the difference i
Loss Clinic and the controversial
sensibly — withbells and
ennsultccl by the Beverly Hills
between legal and illegal muffins.'
Sererly Hills Die! Hook which made -
wllistles and withkt gimmiQfta. ,
corporate physician. ,UI new clients'
When to cat andwhen not to is I
the headlinea a few years Ago.
TRereea more to t than lust h
charts and medical history are
also important. 1lode.ration is the
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Beverly Ililla Weight Loss Cfminare
business
,]rapping. weight, says Gail
carefully studied by.the practitioner
key.
not in the of selling food.
Anderson, owner of the town's i
who specializes in obesity, befare-a
" 'Conaumc smaller portions, but
! $are for same liquid prones sf
newest weight lou facility: '
suitable prugrain and nutfitional
cat more often. Ilave bmakfaxt, but
supplEmen(s, there are no pr,
Founded in the U.S. And I
reeS�uirements are'recommended for
no heavy late-night meals (ollnwed p
paekagnl meals.'.
established here in Canada about
thl individual.
by long periods of inaativtty 4laial 1
'lt,cin is well-balanced meals
(our years ago, the fronrhiai has 1
The client i. started on Phase
weight targets vary with the I
from the (our food group..' ears
grown to more than i0-nudds,avros.
One, a warm-up to the actual (at•
indiv�Jual, the actual rata of weight
Gail. 'You do your own gnnxry
Ontario. They teach people how in l
burning weight loss phase. - i
bis, is about two pounds per wAk.'
shopping.' ;
cat sensibly so the weight eventually'This
isn't a chicken aid fish dict,'
Rapid weight In... only aurreeds in
"Exercise is not part of the Beverly
logi donn'1 cnme back to havint. I
+aye Gail. l:lient. are providrd with
honking the +y+tem. 'Jr., don't
[lilt. Wright IAw- program, Although
The problem is, most people don't
A nmriKon31 plan that.pmonit other !
want to soil up starving ynunelL'
the clinic due, promote the
know how to cat sensibly and eat so
things. tell. the client stow much to I
•ay- I;Ail. Once the desired. weight
importAnen and n(fect,vene.. of
much of tht wrong foods, (or
cat from each of the four fond
ha,, b%nt reached, clients arc placed I
regular exereme.
lle.erly Hills
example, says Gail -
groups, and which (adds to stay !
on a 6-4eek :ubilixation prolcram. t
. Anne and Dawna of
The worst thing you want to do ip
away from.
During this time -they are Aowry re-,
Wright Lo.. /clinic look inrward to
have If huge meal laic in the eyenmg
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'We Fro people lists of all the '
introduced to many of. the food+ lost
calls for more information, or free
so the food just sits there and turns I
foods they arc allowed to eat, -and
while heating.
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by Coo Carter
Cold temperatures and
brisk winds make
sweaters an integral
part of evervanc's
winter w fdro6e. Boutiques are
brimming with body -conscious
sweater sets for women and trim
knits for men. Although
winter's sweaters arc no
exception to the season's bright
color trend, their extpordinary
shapes set a trend all their own.
Sweater set* are must -haves
for ihe'Aeason.• Becausd both
top.and bottom are thesame
r.oloT and texture, the 'body
appears elongated very
flattering to any figure. Sweater
sets may consist of turtle -necks,
cowl -neck,), v -necks, cardigans
or hooded sweaters paired with
trim leggings. swthgy skirts
stirrup pants or shorts. ,-
Swenter sets are extremely
vematile because any gwceter
can be separated from its
partner and worn with jeans or
any other unmatched bottom, or
vice versa.
The Weikead
mut exactly as iswsaated. .
D PIECE OAII DINING RODM.4r
ROUND PEDESTAL TABLE 4A
PRESS -BACK CRAIRS & 1 LEAF
6990
99 Orden only.:
Apaw rim. far .
QN �l vwy
Bay Mews, Ivay. 22,.23, 24, 199[ P21
as chocglate., taupe, antd,
charcoal. I
These sweaters aseume a
castral stance when paired with
jeans. Teamed with tailored•
pants; fhe look is modern and
dressy. Crew -neck sweaters can,
be layered over snug turtleneck
shirts or button-down collared
shirts for a-ncat look.
The fabrics of this seuson's
sweaters include cotton, wool
blcpds, wool, and lambswool..
No matter which fabric -is
chosen. there sweaters are worm
without being hulky. Therefore,
sweaters layered under bomber
junkets or trench cgats are
comfdrtablc options.
Wool scarves aet as the perfect
accessories for both cable-Anits
and rib -knits — worn indoors
and out.
The prick% for men's sweaters
range from $60• to S300,
depending on texture and
fabric. Women who love to wrap
themselves in oversized knits
will also benefit from the men's
collection of winter sweaters.
Beautiful light oak finish
hi $598
-2 PIECE SECTIONAL SET. '
RETH BEV & 099
CCUNER FOR . -
SOFA, WING CHAIR & .
LOVESEAT . Reg. 2499.00.
OUR SALE PRICE...
. $1599
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i Bayly St. Units 10. 1 t 12. P:chcoxt
831-600 ::mil'
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sweaters warm .up for winter
.Sweater sets -are avadamr-in a.skirt
fabrics including I
or shorts take a trendy
turn wheg teamed with high,
variety of
acrylic, lambswool, cotton,
boots in soedc. Stirrup pants or
wool; mohair, chenille,
leggings broaden"their appeal
lashmere and wool blends,
with short boots. Loafers and
These'sensationaksefsacc hued
laced shoes cumplete'the look
in ultra brig ts, auch as
for indoor weal•.
dramatR red*, spicy oranges;
and brilliant blues. However,
-.. The prier -s of sweater sets vary
with the1boutique,.the fabric, -
sweater seta chosen to earthy
nn' the label. 'Sweater s 11
labels,'usuall
shades will warm Winter skin•
under iksigner
tone% throtughout the chilly
Tound in high-cgdL.�kores, will
season.
have higher prices than those
Sweater sets can be layered
purchased in medium or low -
under shawls, stoles, over -sized
end boutiques. Gen eiajjy,
wraps, blazers or coats. TheirpPrices
for sweater sets fall
streamlined shapes offer
between $80 and 5400.
warmth without bulk. However,
Remember, members of sets
when opting
to layer, it's most
usually can be purchased
stylish to chboAe
a wrap within
Acpara telt'.
the same-color'group ter basil
Alen are. warming up to
black.
sweaters to chase the chill.
The clussie simplicity of .I
Winter is secing turtlenecks,
sweater Acts can ".and without I
cardigans and Brew -necks
extravagant accessories. I
turning up as the weather cools
however, delicate pearls or
down. Primarily, men's
simple earrings and. bracelets in
sweaters are drawing attention
gold or silver will create an
in cable -knits and rib -knits.
elegant look. I
The majority of men's *welters
iSweater sets that_inci ade a
arc found in earth tones. Auch
mut exactly as iswsaated. .
D PIECE OAII DINING RODM.4r
ROUND PEDESTAL TABLE 4A
PRESS -BACK CRAIRS & 1 LEAF
6990
99 Orden only.:
Apaw rim. far .
QN �l vwy
Bay Mews, Ivay. 22,.23, 24, 199[ P21
as chocglate., taupe, antd,
charcoal. I
These sweaters aseume a
castral stance when paired with
jeans. Teamed with tailored•
pants; fhe look is modern and
dressy. Crew -neck sweaters can,
be layered over snug turtleneck
shirts or button-down collared
shirts for a-ncat look.
The fabrics of this seuson's
sweaters include cotton, wool
blcpds, wool, and lambswool..
No matter which fabric -is
chosen. there sweaters are worm
without being hulky. Therefore,
sweaters layered under bomber
junkets or trench cgats are
comfdrtablc options.
Wool scarves aet as the perfect
accessories for both cable-Anits
and rib -knits — worn indoors
and out.
The prick% for men's sweaters
range from $60• to S300,
depending on texture and
fabric. Women who love to wrap
themselves in oversized knits
will also benefit from the men's
collection of winter sweaters.
Beautiful light oak finish
hi $598
-2 PIECE SECTIONAL SET. '
RETH BEV & 099
CCUNER FOR . -
SOFA, WING CHAIR & .
LOVESEAT . Reg. 2499.00.
OUR SALE PRICE...
. $1599
•.
I= s Furniture
i Bayly St. Units 10. 1 t 12. P:chcoxt
831-600 ::mil'
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Moms -to -lie just want to look good' -
by Kdthleen-Sloon be reds igned (it! modified
Noopen this shop hecause dhen l
was pregnantwith my. It after pregnancy - by opening
ity the prcgnnnt ll• daughter Chloe (now 6 years ' up the front scams, snipping
woman of the fifties ` old) I had a -lot of trouble' out the excess material unit
and sixties. more 4 finding outfits that were stitching themback together.
often than ` not, .i comfortable andfashionable.' *In fust, the suit 1 am .
fashion to her meant nine As a bueery pregnant — wearing is a before and after.'.
months of floundering in her ! -career woman. Gilbert went to Gilbert say's, dressed in a.
Husband's shirts, sloppy z&cry maternity store in fitted., tailored hof pink jacket
oversized shifts and — worst (•Toronto.."Rut I always had nndahnrt, matching skirt.
It's a teriific, money saving
of all — those polka-dotIN trouble witl4service and sw(L citneept. .The shop is u
blouses with bilge whtfl kThis is a time in your life veritable haven for the
collars and .great, big Shirlev when you need someone who "
he.
Temple bows, At that timert will help you find clothes that working' pregnant wgm
never occurred to anyope that look great — and who will tell There.'" no end
contemporary styles
tts . in
looking fashionable while i y'ou•when they ction't." dresses, suits, pants and tops.
pre�nantj was important — or.l (;filbert's mandate for her For You Two's casual line of
necessary — toa.woman. j pacKed•to-the-rafter. comfortable stirrup and
Linda Gilbert —the pert, ! boutique was,in offer clothes
pants. •ht•le• -legged
rants,
pretty and very fashionabYe i that ca4cred Io all pregnant a..a. 1
owner of For You Two on I. body types — they're not all l d.c. atvtratructive soft -knit tops and
Kingston Road — ha% the. same Yhupe and size — to sweats, and -in-oh rootnN,_
ciptnged all of that forever (`keep prices down and quality e•otn(ortnble all -in-' op
with her up-to-the-minute', up. I knew if I did that, it wonderful +election of wgll- ; jumpers make this a one -glop
maternity -shop featuring a ! would be a success,= shesuys. priced, beautifully de+iFncd. "bopping outlet. for all
fabulous collection of clothes And itis! . "before and after" suits in ! pregnant women.
for the mom -to -be. Enjoying its third gorgeous lightweight wool, or And — just in time for the
"1 had never even worked in I anniversary. For You Two sleek sancj-wa+hed vibrantly -.I holidays —the store bus a
a clothing store hefore I features everything from ! colored silks by a U.S. great- selection n( lush,
opening my own,"- Gilbert maternity bray, underwear, I designer Wilma Jl. These are colorful party Lelvq% cut into
says. "But 1 was inspired to hose and nighties to a j suits that have the ability to IcggiStgs and jackets.
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MATERNITY TRUCKLOAD SALE
NURSING BRA
$12.80
"NAVY" CORDS
17.95
CORD OR KNIT SKIRTS
19.95
SHORT SKIRTS
19.95'
VELVET PANTS
19.95
MOESSEs
LW
44.95
SWEAT SHIRTS
1,5.95
KNIT PANTS
.19.95
PANEL FRONT CORDS
�VM95
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SNAP CLOSED CORDS $22.95
FLEECE JUMP SUITS 24.95
2 PC. TRACK SUIT 39.95
STIRRUP PANTS 29.95
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WOOL SKATS (lined) 29.95.
WOOL PANTS (lined) 29.95
VELVET JUMPERS 29.95
WILMA "B" DRESSES 95.00
2 PC. NURSING NIGHTIES 49.95.
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ordered for a wedding a .aujile"Ing f -
month, lauf. '
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than 8 mann himself, whu 'fit. right
That'& where Catcred Affair by Hugo
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comes in. 5-M. orn (logo Baumaon.
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rsxendv started a catering asiness run-'
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birthday cake flaumann fa
out of his home after spending' a.couplr
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of run working )orally 4t [ apps on
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because'the birthday giA loin to play: ,
. Kingston )toad.' Before that, %untenn
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. plied his trade at �16veopiek, and the'
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her hmband who organised_ the party .
Old Scott House in Metro, in Miami,
_ A raperad aJJalr
with their two.daughten. Baumann
lermuda and his native $witserlimd.
'lingiiinc
eyed used a separate sheet, of white
Along the way he has catered for :.
peach ehutncy, snaked fish and nuts. I
fruitti, di mare ,ih a (
choeolsie and propped if up like the lid .
friends and for clientele of the various I
A Sao dinner for two: cooked and
rumbination of lige► shriid s mussels !
on a scat bah grand.
establishments for which he worked.
served by Baumann in. our home, !
and (if they are available) ngo.tino% 1
He! used darhocolate for tfie kers
Catered Affairs by Hugo u a fu11= 1
operation. d'hen requiired, it
ro
might n.ist of melon ball. in'tnint '
sauce, pro,ciutto �aaapcs, spinach
in either a tomato bandy or Calvados I
sauce, plus a spinach r radicchio
4nd decorated; the instrument with.
Bogen "
service
supplies psiting staff, bartenders, i
'salad with chopped rg gs and I
•.lad and n,.o burn ith- risotto. i
followed, by a ,h. a and a carrot I
and roses.
•etas food was exceptingal.• says the
bands — even a stocked bar, if
mushroom,, lobster, ,cillo p. and. i
plc
husband. 'I've nothing but praise for
rtemsary. Baumann will come to rout
Girl RcIGn ton
shrimp res p pillolr. g
or hone spice cake tori .sett.
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But Affairs by Hugo also
it. tjugo spent, a lot of time on our
home and cook dinner for two, or eater
i
with brandy pfppgr• sauce and �'
vegetables. essert
Catered
does el nt cold buffets for 36 cr 1, I
behalf and made sure everything was
a wedding reception for loo.
arrumpany-ing
be Alaska, llamb:cd '
Thu< drytht koture I
set upproperly.',
His food cosh r age from j5.93 to
lir also sells, for the +
miEht mini -baked
with Grand-Marnier.
per penin:
salads, cold menu• clxeses. cget.bIco. ;
'It was really appreciated bribe
here. highly
per penin%.
holiday%, baskets filled non- I
- •Anothrr menu, en the same price
fruits and breads.
crowd that we .i•d
gift with
perishable items such as cookies.jams, I
rangr � ons Baumann is preparing for
Not too long ago Baumann dcli,ered
recomniend him to anyone.'
To Catered Affairs, by Huge,
coffees, teas, chocolate, chocolate-
filled j
an offiCr lihri.tmas 1juncheun —
inelUdcl ranapes with Champagne,
ouch a feast to wedding in i\jai. One
of the.guests there was on impressed,'.
contact
call Baumaon at 8]445]7.
gingerbread. plum pudding.
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RESTAURANT
A neighborhood faimite now eefthcatist#
its I Ith annirerairJ. Oin" Michael Fun# is.
there to welcome Jou. Cantonese and
Saeehusn cuisine. Mast popular dish the
Sppecccial Cantonese Chow 31ein. Over 100
rhoitn anM vognu. All-TToucan-cal haQN
__sp�a1 offers 60 dilktent dishes 18'.99 (Sun.•
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Thar. 11 Em to 11 pm, Fri. gu%ha4 It gm
to lam, Sm. 11 am to 10 put. 1450 Kingston
Rd..(at Valley Faim&d.), Pickering, 811,
2011_
CULLEN GARDENS -
Elegant but casual dining 6verlaking the
Miniature Village costae country arc&
(lgltted its t-ftwening). -kamen for its
prune rib.Many diners change Mr. CuWa
Prime, Rib of Beef.' We menu selection
including .Chicken Supreme. Chicken
•'cordon -bleu', poached. salmon, Iamb and
PDA. Rplls baked fresh daily in the Cullen
kitr�wn. Number one choice fns dessert is
Apple Custard Crumble pie - a favorite
from the Callen family. Sunday It t
brush (11;.9,1. Il: price for children efftdd
l:). Entrees 115.118. Mo`n). sun. I I am to
10 pm. 100 Taunton *Rd r W, (next to
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Fist clas. dining in desert. comfortable
surroundings. Succulent steaks cooked to
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With a w6"Ibis of 2,620 mm (103.1
inches), the new Canary is S.7 inches
longer and 2.4 inches widae than the
presnoru model. The front triad has been
expended by 2.7 inches and the rear triad
by two inch".
This translates into a more spacious
interfer, with increased hip avid 'boulder
room in both the front and rear seats.
TMn is generous headroom in the front
rat.
Rear rat occupants also gain additional
space through a coupl, of ingenious design
techpiqu". The 'scooped' design of the
from seatbacks roridcs greatsr legroom.
The Canary also feature' s unique front'
sen trick anchor system. This suspends
the rat from'tM inner rocker panel and'
central floor tunnel, greatly increasing
foot room under the front rats for rear
rat passengers.
A causal dash panel puts controls and
gadgets in railer. reach of the drier. All
quieter than tet 2-4m that powered 1 1
Camrys, tkanis in large pan to the nae of
twin, direct-driverbalance vhtfm i
Our teat car sou eguipped,feith the
optional view V6 engine and s S -speed
mauuaitrausmission: a cambinatim"which
turns this Seemingly sedate family sedan
tato a gutsy little touring machine. The M.
valve, quad -cam V6 has btin enlarged
2 -
41mm, 2.5 to three �litns,.eompared-to the
previous verdo), boosting horsepower to
18S at S,200 rpm and torque to 195 foot-
pounds at 4,400 rpm.
A sequential multi -Port fuel infection
system improv" engine response. This is
furthrr bolstered by the addition of a new
acoustic control variable induction
system.
Simply pate, this system features an
remake manifold .hi,h is divided in two
and controlled by a val,J which opens and
Lrlosm'dunag operation. This varies the
r effective length of the manifold according
1992 Teyu'
to engine speed and throttle opening.
That increases power output from low
to high engine speeds. .
. Both the four and &-cylinder engines
run more smoothly and quietly due to the
adoption of a computerised knock -control
system, newly designed engine -mount,.
large -capacity air filter, and quieter-
rummvig cooling fans. Ilandling-wine. the
1Camrys 4-.11"1 independentsuspemion
has also been refined to enhin" the cies
stability and steering feel.
Suspension noise has been reduced
through the use of rubber-mounted.front
and tear subfram". These cushion road
shock.
a Coaid '.
Wi found the V6 version a 'blast' to
drive a'sleeper- that's capable of
leaving a lot ofbigger• mon eipemive can
trailing in its exhaust wake after the
traffic light turns green. The car is
comfortable, gVut and nimble on
secondary toads, a -
Transport Canada duel -consumption
rating, for the 'a -speed• V6 -equipped
,enion of the Canary we tested. an 12.4
litre, per 190 km (23 mile- per galleei) in
city driving and 8.4 (34 mpg) on the
highway. The more gas -miserly 4-cylindei
Canary with manus( transmission is rated
at, 10.8 (26 mpg) in the city and 7.6 (37
mpg) on the highway.
_� • Aula,.A6
Mdonima 510. baosd •
:7995 Mt $15 995 �;a'12 995 momm 995
1987 COROLLA 19981ERA CARAT 1981 DODGE CAMM- -1990 CORD 199*0 FORD Fl_ 50 4x4 1989 4 RUNNER.
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x,:;16 995 �: '3995 x..39995 �g $2995: :: '6995 ®;g'15 995
557 ICeg3toa:Rd.. .Nmr VrMM ngy . � it TOYOTA HOTLINE
ffib>t p « ufla.�aa- 79$=4800
Nein Toyota Camry a family sedan with spunl�
. by Rkhard Conrad
- - - -
1992 Gantry, are fitted with reir•a,at
Mater ducts.
Twith ofou appears to have come up'
�ueb kunm as a drirees sideai
a winner in the an -new,
tilt steering •beet, cruise pontrol end s ,.
1992 CamrT Lut restyled in
tachometer an standard equipment on all
1987. the 1.992 rendition has a
models, as is a handy 60140 -split fold-
ekeker, non aerodynamic look, roomier
interior and 'some very interesting
down rear'eatback. .�....
But it is under the hood when the meet
refinemanta beneath lite akin-
interesting new wrinkles in the 1992
.
Although some critics suggest the neve
styling treatment "makes the Camry
Csmry.&re to be found. Then an two
new etrginci= an•ia-Iine 4-cyftrder!ld a t�
difliculec�o distinguish from a host of cher
V6.
ncrod3ftdesigned rival makes, I found
smoothly cursed lines very clean and
The'new 1&-,al•e,Kwin cam four is the
'standard Csmry powerplant. The 2.2- '��►�
- eye d,
hire fears products 130 horsepower. It is ..
With a w6"Ibis of 2,620 mm (103.1
inches), the new Canary is S.7 inches
longer and 2.4 inches widae than the
presnoru model. The front triad has been
expended by 2.7 inches and the rear triad
by two inch".
This translates into a more spacious
interfer, with increased hip avid 'boulder
room in both the front and rear seats.
TMn is generous headroom in the front
rat.
Rear rat occupants also gain additional
space through a coupl, of ingenious design
techpiqu". The 'scooped' design of the
from seatbacks roridcs greatsr legroom.
The Canary also feature' s unique front'
sen trick anchor system. This suspends
the rat from'tM inner rocker panel and'
central floor tunnel, greatly increasing
foot room under the front rats for rear
rat passengers.
A causal dash panel puts controls and
gadgets in railer. reach of the drier. All
quieter than tet 2-4m that powered 1 1
Camrys, tkanis in large pan to the nae of
twin, direct-driverbalance vhtfm i
Our teat car sou eguipped,feith the
optional view V6 engine and s S -speed
mauuaitrausmission: a cambinatim"which
turns this Seemingly sedate family sedan
tato a gutsy little touring machine. The M.
valve, quad -cam V6 has btin enlarged
2 -
41mm, 2.5 to three �litns,.eompared-to the
previous verdo), boosting horsepower to
18S at S,200 rpm and torque to 195 foot-
pounds at 4,400 rpm.
A sequential multi -Port fuel infection
system improv" engine response. This is
furthrr bolstered by the addition of a new
acoustic control variable induction
system.
Simply pate, this system features an
remake manifold .hi,h is divided in two
and controlled by a val,J which opens and
Lrlosm'dunag operation. This varies the
r effective length of the manifold according
1992 Teyu'
to engine speed and throttle opening.
That increases power output from low
to high engine speeds. .
. Both the four and &-cylinder engines
run more smoothly and quietly due to the
adoption of a computerised knock -control
system, newly designed engine -mount,.
large -capacity air filter, and quieter-
rummvig cooling fans. Ilandling-wine. the
1Camrys 4-.11"1 independentsuspemion
has also been refined to enhin" the cies
stability and steering feel.
Suspension noise has been reduced
through the use of rubber-mounted.front
and tear subfram". These cushion road
shock.
a Coaid '.
Wi found the V6 version a 'blast' to
drive a'sleeper- that's capable of
leaving a lot ofbigger• mon eipemive can
trailing in its exhaust wake after the
traffic light turns green. The car is
comfortable, gVut and nimble on
secondary toads, a -
Transport Canada duel -consumption
rating, for the 'a -speed• V6 -equipped
,enion of the Canary we tested. an 12.4
litre, per 190 km (23 mile- per galleei) in
city driving and 8.4 (34 mpg) on the
highway. The more gas -miserly 4-cylindei
Canary with manus( transmission is rated
at, 10.8 (26 mpg) in the city and 7.6 (37
mpg) on the highway.
_� • Aula,.A6
Mdonima 510. baosd •
:7995 Mt $15 995 �;a'12 995 momm 995
1987 COROLLA 19981ERA CARAT 1981 DODGE CAMM- -1990 CORD 199*0 FORD Fl_ 50 4x4 1989 4 RUNNER.
ai`� y.ta
_ moamooi Wlq waded y •tis
two; dao t
'6995 ' g x8995 . s8995 :.'10;995 �, �'ii3,995 .317.,395
1989. WAG N •1983 00 1985 CITAT ON 1989 HYUNDAI CELI 19PSUPRIliUR80.
IiIYC.aoti. tA't. 1Wb,K, badsd Aoto,V6,4sYag triol' Minim, wee. Yats.,
x,:;16 995 �: '3995 x..39995 �g $2995: :: '6995 ®;g'15 995
557 ICeg3toa:Rd.. .Nmr VrMM ngy . � it TOYOTA HOTLINE
ffib>t p « ufla.�aa- 79$=4800
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