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-!&year Ajax Public
Library, Board member
-retires
Marguerite O'Connor will retire thin
month from the Ajax Public Library
Board "after 16 yea" of service. Her
involvement with the Uhrary'am with the
community bas been extensive.
Marguerite co-founded Amnesty
Internatipnil for Ajax -Pickering in 1977
and lila 4r rsnas commisioder for'lM
Town of Ajax In 1971 aq 1981.
rp,olmrant in all lever of politics cad io
the Raman Catholic th'arch tem the
to the international level ba"given
zurguerim a broad view of the emmnunity:
A wealth of experience and kdowletige
accompanied Marguerite to the Ajak
. Public Library Board in 1975. Around
that time •( Iter fiat board meeting was the
official opening of the expanded 16in
Branch Library at 65 liar
ytod Avenue
South. s
Since 1983 Marguerite ha'becu a
member of the executive conundtlee of the
Awodation of Library Boards of Ontario
and most currently wan the -Ajax Public
Library mmsentative for the Southern
Ontario Library Service.
. WEREMIrp
Margoarim ha Bled mitis ara most of
her life .The last six yen ere in.,
Pickering Vinagq. A. long-time paleon of
411c Villtile Branch Library on Cbaich
Street horth,:in Pickering' Village.
Margteri¢,will continue t9 be a library
be Lowen
Marguerite plans to remain an actiie
member of Amnesty International. the
Canadian Club, the Ecumenical Croup in
Piekning Villie. She will be the
preaidfntof the Village Seniors for a two
year tom starting in March 1994. `
Correction
The tdrpbene.number for the Ajar and
Peekeripg Ceneral Hospital auxiliary
second-hamdstomia686.4477. -- .
Due to a typographic ror the number
reported Dec. 4W.V. Bay !Vacs was
incorrect. .1162 aper apologizes for
any inconvenience which may have
resulted.
Parks authority catchii*
Christmas tree thieves
The Metropolitan Toronto add Rey'on
alton only has inemased ns
. survellWm of authority -owned landau.,
combat &A of Christmas trees-.
'The authority owns almost 13,000
beerarcs_(or 32,000 acres) of land from
Ajax to Mitsissiuga, and from the Like
Ontario shoretine to High,9 —
including cause ",ation area. waterfront
parks and education eeotres.
,W kinds a" poncd. Pasting is in the
For Just :t 61- 4� 'Per :Day .
• Stairmaster What' ie�ss
Ufecycles :than the price
• Treadmill
• Life Rower of a Clip Of
• Wind- Racers CO
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FreeIJeights
- : V1T�ight !alacl?�n� . � _ •' r .
Baldy' f2ope E
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`*'Classes..
oval Squash' Courts i
Female Bod Building
Chahipion for: He1p wit Your
Personalized Program as.Seeri on-T.V.
Scscial Events .CALL
Restaurant ;
609=1 492
• Lounge
S,. b nu clot! St u.rh
10 MILKER SUSIrCESS COURT– 5C;4RROH :UGFi
farm of a ;bite sign with -red ci . Is and j
indides the words \oTrrapawingj -
Tear.: •: • ..
Rut )Its eBairman u}a his health has'
`j
This prohibition is not applied to people
improved considerably and he's looking
walking, hiving or doing similar passive I
forward to wlsrkntg with 4ouncil. .
activities, ovc o s.,
'1 do feel good' he low his egeaga"
lleweverauthority iafo t b[fiees
Bill be.00 the Itiokoot for people cutting
�rin&an inaugural aped.
'Palating forward totbo nrnt mrm. I
dowp item.a wen " allow apersting ill.-
ibdek re •e gal • lresecadoui ehdleage
terrain vehicles and snowmobileai or
conies'
poaching on authorily binds. ' .. -
D.ec• 13. is Shcva'ttOn
.. In cooperation wishth;local police,
thete officers will lay char against
Army Yule a3sisfance
prole breaking authority r�tiaoa.
People convicted df' doisu.deadline
ices; directed ba the'
p.
Dee. 13 is local Salvation Army
Christmas maybe
corn to pay ■ penalty, mute restitution to
the
ryistration deadline for those needing
the authority, report to a probation offcir
tan. ..
ance
Cbristmas
orpertormcomminitraervicea. '
.. The Salvation /army food -bank hai
For more information call Velro Region
reached the 3601armly level in iq drive rot
Cotner•26ona,(416)661-66M,ext.118.
.food for Soo families. Ajax Salvation
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Cancer didn stop
Army new operates the only chanty food
bank inPiiakeringAla.
Region head Herremd,
Close - 401 collectors
Cary Herrman wr= elected to another
Region
toRlght '
term an chairman. o6Duiham
council Wednesday.
The efatbound collector lanes -of
�Her"m4 s election during, the first
Highway 401 ?ram Highway -too to Allen -
meeting of m,eq-elecled region council
` Road will be dosed, weather penrdaing- 9
Wednesday morning, was unconteslcd.
I p.m. Dec. 4 to 6 a.m. Dec. 5,',* remove
Human circufatedformer Whnb) Mayor
. sbucliou barricn.
Bob Altersley would seek the ahairman'1
There will be noamc3s or exit to Sud
job .from
the eastbound eollroor lanes at:
llowever, when the time for onnunalions
Back Creek Drive, Highway 400, Reale
came, llerrema's was the only name
. Street and Dafferin Street. The Allen
forwarded. There was some doubt
Road ramp Will reraalEFopen.
Herrema would return for another term
Traffic wig be re-routed auto the expires
after a.serions bout o[cance.r earlier this
lane at an transfer eau of{Bghway 400.
For Just :t 61- 4� 'Per :Day .
• Stairmaster What' ie�ss
Ufecycles :than the price
• Treadmill
• Life Rower of a Clip Of
• Wind- Racers CO
eel
FreeIJeights
- : V1T�ight !alacl?�n� . � _ •' r .
Baldy' f2ope E
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`*'Classes..
oval Squash' Courts i
Female Bod Building
Chahipion for: He1p wit Your
Personalized Program as.Seeri on-T.V.
Scscial Events .CALL
Restaurant ;
609=1 492
• Lounge
S,. b nu clot! St u.rh
10 MILKER SUSIrCESS COURT– 5C;4RROH :UGFi
.Nei' Corporate centre
coming to Pickering'
Pitneeyy Bowe unveiled plans ilds.week-
to build'a new herd office in Piekerint
and renovate and existed its existing local
manufaeturin j and distribution plant,
Thy'toisl cost of the projierwill.be
620.6 milfloo ritbrfurther details,
regarding specifics to he announced, as a .
laser date.
in a press release issued Deas. Piney
Bowes said the project shows the
company s commitment to its Canadian
operation during difficult ironotnic
limn.
National school tests
Loom for Darhant• -
Durham public school officials expect
an announcement from the pro'rince
within the *it month on the possibility
of national tatiag in achaob.
Onterio has refused to participate in
talks being held by the Council of
Ministers of Education, Canada, to
develop 1 national testing policy.
However, ins resat kiter to Durham
and•other:uhool boards, Education
•Minister Tony'6ilipo said Ontario has
aFeed.to erect with CMEC, to discuss its
H
irceC .OO
.
tor of Education Pauline Laing
updated Durham Board of Education at
its last meetin6t saying the talks were
going forward and she.exe«ted a
•prorrnptal stitemrdt within the.next
Month.
Webber musical at St:
Mary Dec. 6 to 8.- -
Students from St. Maryihigh School in
Pickering take to the stage -this week in a
pproduction extravaganza of the hit
lndrew Lloyd Webber musical Joseph
and The Amasiis Tecknieator
Droamrmt.
More than 700 atudents and teachers
— including more than 40 performers, a
host of muitciaa► add. tcehniral crcw
members — will be'involved in the.
auptgofthehitmusial. •
A total of four performances will be
fatured in the St. Miry'eafetorium' —
ineluding three regular evening shows
beginning at 0 p.m. on Dec. S.-6 and 7. A
matince chow at 2 p.m: on Dec. 8 will also
be included.
The Sf. Mary Thcatre Company paid
organfserr in New York City
approximately 61,100 for the rights'to the
play. The production•compsay almost
immediately cut off selling further rights'
to other performing troupes,
'We just gat in under the wire,' said
teacher Bob Hanna. 'No other high,'
school in the am has the copywrite, to -
my knowledge.'
The school originally planned to nage a
musical called Working, but opted for the
Webber musical after cut auditions in
June. Previous school Christmasmusical
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gp�pilutlions include Little Shop of
Wh4hy,Trustee Tom Oldmin to tyre
'r[hairman.
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Horrors aad GodspeU., . •.
paation. ,
Joseph and The Amasir Technicolor
Trustce Tom Oldmao'has served on the
Dreamcoatt i►'& story basil on a tale in
board for the past six years and in his
Cenesii Flom the Old Testament of The
acceptance speech promised to pmmoti
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Bible. Cut pe rformen'iaelude Danny
quality Catholic education.
South in the lead role, Tatiana Dacosto
Pickering Truster Mary Zeechinoilu
u Mn: Potiphas, lee Estallud Anthony
dated rieeehairman.. Trustee Zceehino
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cavalola as two of Jaaeph i l l brothers.
has also sersed on the board for the past
The musical is directed 6y leacher Jim.
Pusan, who worked -at die Shaw Festival
six years. tier acceptance speech said
she was lookingiorwud to working with
� I year, Gerard flerl' is themusical
dttector and Rikie Sarre -is the play's
-mod ore
people who arc committed c
deeply about Catholic cautation, .
producer.
Rebm Boisvert was elected chairman •
Last year's staging of Little Shop of
and Gielette'McCauawic"Issirmaaof the
Horrors astsacusdapprozimattly 1,140 to.
' French laaguage sectionef the board.
three perfiii[[aianees, This year, more
.then 1,600Fats amavailiblefor aneven
Devin A►ho was cite" ehairman.�
Jiin-McCaffertyvice•ehiirmanof
moredabersteshow.
English language section.
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;F,teh year it seems to'becemea little
Board sex
More of an extnraganea; Manna said. _
.disbands
Tht.naney raised from the show will be
education advis0ry.group.
pat back into the school's drama
Dutham'public school board has
department. -dtahed'a
We're hoping to purchase o new
oer poli.T on raluoeducation '
tread' thattea ydun tion and AIDS
clectionic keyboatd or piano. flaaaa
prevention).
'aid. . .
• The policy states the values to be
Pickering trustee elected
.nae" in Durham schools will focus oi:
Positive sense of seif;- care and respect
RC schools nlee-ehairmah
for others;. concern for thle environment;
At the'aiugaral meeting of Durham
a social 'Sisioe• compatible -with
,
Region Roman Catholic Separate School
Board Dec. 2 at Father Leo J. Actin
demoeraey:
.' In ■ prev rcicAm- the board said it
Catholic Secondary SebooDecole
secon4aire catholique Saint -Charles-
hoped the, policy would give aclear sen"
to employces,and the public of what
Garnier in Whitby, trustees elected
values precede and infortaboard actions.
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_ Why..Bay le asp ciures ha�re .a Insh.li t
by Marjoria Cr.eis
his first lore.. lie has, hsectpr, never stare•
really' given upp writing, a regular !• 'It -was good timing; be laughs: '1
41W.Every Friday: when The rea&rlofTheBayNewswillnote. got my tint p.! on the Fgday, tied on
Wakand Bay Nam kits the For three years, he worked for
Saturday, Muriel arrirr,d.'
Simla'. readers ape treated to Ireland's national dailies and some In November, 1988, an Irish friend'
another glurioua f or, Croat Briuin9 best-known 'erose ^y whb at the time was with The Ba]
front. pose picture. 8 w, rrgttlar change!' newspapers; often finding !Yews, suggested (o lama he might
readers oo Lcren titre to yk. !key .•oppurtpoitier totrvel. Then. in IM. spend his Mondays working ppan-time
Le
w the man. responsible forapturing be -was offered a.job its. chief staff for the paper. Jame"
agreed. A few
'bauty'on,Blm c o dy be Jams photographer and picture editor with months later he" taken on fuU time.
-Yorke, an important newspaper group in pun a - lie. and he el, ort ed from
he youngest t of four children, Jame; (noise, just -40 mi6 mouth of hgme. theyBranow
liv-to the ll it -apartment where
born in a place SO miles west of Just about to get married at the time, they now live, still trying to establish ■
b Ir land. Ilia father was a James could not refuse.' Ire stayed sew permanentssnbtu.
road workarL •his mother a theleforthenestl4yaia 7►mca hsa nothigg but Anise far his
sewife. Ai aggec 2 -ands -half, he was •By 1987, the country Was going intb �. •�• wife of 16 years. 'I don't think I would
ndiog the•school located r'O next a recession,.'' he says. and the l..wr 1�• 1ia�e madhe at all wily helper; ; he
rtohishome. pproppects weren't great:' With wife Cattfpbeua,110A r says• 'SAi hu redlj hdpcd; she+,
r age nine• he , wu into Criel'a blessing, hay applied for a North Amenalways there.'to rah Its a life-loq assion Canadian visa:In 1988, it arrived. ''But I ndver id contact the Irish _4 does, however, regret he hasnoth me P he•nys smiling P 1 wis 'la Ma , I'came out an my own; he community,' he adds. 'f spent a month .yet found time to became v involved in
bably developing pictures in the says. '1just bought a ticket Tor looking around• riding the TTC, feeling charitable work v he was in Irctand.
kroom when other bods my age were Toronto and that was it.' out the city — getting to know where A prize-winning songwriter and
y madingeomics.' It wasRt really quite that simple: things were and making possible work guitar player whoonce produced his
t I8, with.sehool behind him; he James doe. nest Ijke the cold and contacts' NelikEdwhathc saw. Own LP. offolk waggss he lay+often atrted workink'sa a freelance therefore he had done his homeweii. 'T went home and reported!<o Muriel St. Bernad-M � ChurcKandlto es
f nalist and photoEEnpher. Two Ile knew Toronto was Cansdi s most thik.probably wsa ►good placeto ga.' evenNall! to do more.. Pl is
n titer, he a«epted •staff job in southerly city end he knew when it .end w they moved m Canada. phot Phys nm surprisingly, has won
ngford —another SO miles from would bewartn.In July. back in Toronto. Jamep awarT both int Ireland and here to
me. -lie had also learned that, vide from applied dor hi+ social insurance Canada.
When kis employer forced him to New Yor and the astern U.S.number. Fire wchs later, be.started You only have to look at hip work to
oow between being a writer ■qd ■ seaboard round Boston• Toronto has shooting in-store portraits• from know James Yorke iibound to win
otogropher•-he elected to stay with one of eke t Irish, populations in Tuesday to Suurday, in ■department many more Arun in thy, future.
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-A CHRISTMAS TEA AND
BAZAAR will beleld Dec. Tfrom M
am to 2 pm at Amberlea Preab7terim
Church • (1820 Whiten. Rd.,
Peering). Ch+'ielma„hoppen can
en o ■ cu of tea and cake wkife
browsing fop, special gifts: call 859-
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TH9JIVIk WITB.CANCER.
SUPPORT CROUP meets Dee.'9'
from 7 - 9 pm at the Ajax Cricket,
a Club (ikmedta .asst Monarch): The
EVEN75
rup will meat bi-mootitlY in the
the second and last '
SING AWAY OR THE UNITED
WAY u the tbsme of the United Way of
,wore; on
Monday o each month. For. mora
Ajas-Piekeringa first AnnualAnnualKufo d
e food
featival Dec. T and 8 inlhood'
information,call the Canadian
Cancer Society at686-1S16:
concourse of Pickering Town'Gentrr.
From l0 am to S pm, would-be
DURHAM BUSINESS AND
performers can choose from over 900
PROFESSIONAL WOSIEN'S
eangs, win prise,, and receive a
tape of their performance.
CLUB'S Christmas network dinner
meeting is Wednesday, Dec. 11 with
souvenir
There is • 1115entrj (n.rec
tipo 6 m and dinner 6:45'for
Taunton,
S3Cullepn Carden,,
°
Roil west of highway 12, Whitby
as; 31'"
New memberd ■asst guests are
ws
glw.ys welcome. For more
arca tat
i information ceFAX
ll-JO.nAIIn Evel7b
pu0tlau,c n. . tynww(�
7259179, Kann Creham 427.6930
Ealtr: - ____.� Hnold E. [Mwne
I or SharonBabb, 666.9 i 87.
a swoumammoor � as'
DURHAM PC USERS CLUB
Real
aafada^aYw•'�War,s tsYs
I megts Dec. 12 at 7 pm at the Michael
CUIs1 V1*0121avhw. ,.-tames rase
I Starr Building on King St. W'at
Ceu(re in Oshawa. Demo, ars
Street
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onto given and ■D are welcome.
Amar•
For further infok-matiou call Bernie
(111Nrdaowa Cost One I&F ha Uasn (e"
.1416.655- lS6.
THE MER'S FELLOWSHIP of ineladu watarco1on, wildlife, mixed .
AmberlesPreah7!erionChurch. (1820' media and060*011P
Whitea.Rd., Piet, &0 meet,' Dec: 14 -Re ba; r Gallery � swinS is 1rarYable
from 9 - Il am. Coed speaker Robert Tuada gam • from 10:30 am to
Winoinger will discuss the historic ' S30 pm The M2ocImage C011"T "t
Mimia6,of Stonej Creek Battlefield 12'41d Kidg�ton .Rd. For more
House (, ll, with'the State War and inhitnagoa n1I686.1381•
History Museum - Reserve of Borodino. WHMY PUBLIC LIBRARY and .
U.S.S.R. Breakfast 6 inctuded. Call the Town of Whitby prrieat the tint of
839 for reservations' Small thteef qureain���yConcert_
donations
ous will be accepted. SerW starting Jan. le at Heydeoabore
A SOCIAL CLUB for widolrerod Pavilion (south end of Water S!•,
widowers holds its next meeting on W667).
Sunday Dec. 1S at 7:30 pm in the 42d Tim D7ismS.No Family Concert is
win,,. Oshawa Airparrr for daaeing, a musical allow with Pantomimes and
Pat Idek, sltpffleboard, darts and skits Niod withp�o�. rWe and top.
cards. Xim.nd Jarrj Brodey, the husband
For mon inferm:tiou ull Emit at and wife team, have. bora widely seen
683-2045, torbei. at 430-0130 or on Fred Ponaeds Place and The Divi
Marion at 6613855. Pett)' Show.
YOUYII . • OF WHITBY Tickets ars $6 each or $15 for the
COURTHOUSE THEATRE present series. For more informetion call
children's classic The Wind in the, Whitby' Public library Main Branch
WiBaw+ D«. 19 - 20 at 7:30 pm and 668.6531• ,
Dec. 21-22 at 3 pm. A NON-IsROFIT ORCANIZATLON
Call 428-3795 for, tickets, dedicated to helping those individuals
information, - suffering from anxiety disordrt+
THE MAGIC DUCE GALLERY of Phobias,ppanie" disorders,• apxiely.
a on hobia,0 D. etc. — offers
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Henderson, Anne Hollingworth. Lotti . and tkiid.Tuesday of each month
Thomas, Linda Ward Selbie and Peter tbrouout the year at 1400 B&717 St:
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-Exotic -indict- becomes gust like home
by Michael Maws"? ,
hen I set out travelingaix
`months
caUpd ManalCta1 the end, of the
Kulu Palley i t Ilimal . esti; a
the individual. Parent's and
children walk hand-in-hand.
There were: Chandan, whose
father mored from Delhi to opena
ego, I. was
o(Jife is
Friends ail not afraid to show
chop in the bazaar; . Sheffali,
searching for far away
and.exotic places —'but
place where the rhyihin
slower and, people sell take time
affection for one another,
whose father is a scientist at the
Study
It was in India 1 discovered the
for onegnolher
I in July, along with the
+ 3forriages are still'aYrangcd'
end sdem to Murk. Each firmly
Snow and Avalanche
Establishment; Susan, whose
exotic could become just lik
arrived
left in
nuns
nurse (rata the plaKashmiri
home.
India is a land where contrast.
molort rains,. and
November as the leaves began to
Tundu.ias
Tundup, from, the Kashmiri
orphanage:' Raj, from a farming.
assault the senses: richly adorned .
fall and the town began battening'-
dowp for long Ililhalaran winter-
family in LehoulI Tcheelng from
temples end palaces, the raugous
the wilds of Spiti; Kheaheran,
sounds of.lhrxlreet bazaar, the
the eharlatatts,
I planned to leave in September,
but events overtook me — in ibis
"
father from.south India, mother
make charmers,
the tolors and tiates of the food,
case, a clan, ofB2 bright-eycJ
for whom I was to he a
>•:
+
from Italy.
One moment captured their
sellers' stalls. And around them
all are faith and garbage piled in
children
temporary teacher.
-
divei sin for tris We were
the Christmas pageant
.the streels,'the sickly sweet smell
From the'rttoment 1 arrived. I
fell a of the town and the
g
when the Three Wise -Men stepped
of human excrement, poor and
part
forward to offer their gifts.
crippled beggars tugging al out
gg F Y \
school. .
Soeiet is'more formal in India:
Y
'l bring gold all the wily from
''And
sleeve.
The Taj Mahal is oneof the
to the children and parents. I was
._
India,' said one. (.come
from China; said another.
world's most. beautiful and
inspiring buildings. But equally it
o teacher —*Sir hike'.
Inlerpersonal."Intions arc more
- x
-
And in both cases, inwas true.
It Iron ecce led as art of
is set in one'o( the-Morld's most
imporlonl'lhan time. Schedules
-t
veru.ws
was R P V
their experience by Ihc�e children,
ugly and squalid towns..
and appointments' don't mean
tf t.. on
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their parents and staff, that made
It is these contrasts that as ail
from
much. you're going
uppointmcol., and you meet
isA.t u alg4—yr
1
this art of exotic India feel a lot
P
the .Western tourist the
he
someone in the bazaar,-yva-spin,(
inrludcs grandparepts, uncles,
like home.
• s • i
moment arrives.
But if jou can gel past thin first'
time visiting wish one onotf ,
it Iatc G
ounlicsand ublind afmembers.
The Grade Scions I tought'in the
J .
rest litiw a Piece of
three weeks of culture shock, a
more mellow India-awails: the
even if mean# you're
your appointment.
English-speaking school was a
Durham's school system remains
in the Himalayas. '
kind of India I tznlnd in a town
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mixed group.
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jivingickering as I do, 1 '
Ezttpt for the overcrowdedveet UP,
of the press area, things seemed to cool
attitude,
"Now you're won 'Best Feature
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Length Documentary; asked a voice
oughtl'd get the
smoothly. It was a bit awkward
a. St - ;"
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from the crowd,, 'would you. consider
o hobnob with the
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squeezing past the television camerm
to back downstairs, but fodunmeh
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temps n remained intact. and the
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me, replied the winner,
eyp (lashittg, 'but 1 did make n film'
renowned for its world famous
.evening fire er,tthe highlight
As an obsener. the highbght of the
•there mere certainly enough '
around
celebrities.
So when I found out 1 das going to
evening bad to be the journalists
journalists there, all•crowdiog
' the winners and malting it difficult to
the Genie awards in Toronto the other
• thomaefves,'ainee there were more
a conch anyone for an interview.. .1
slay, 1 was undenandably ezeited. l
had.the opportunity to sit in with the-
media personarvcrs there than
perfermeV: I aeric thought I'd be
T 3'
noticed all those who did manage to
speak with the' winners had camera
Press, and find out how evenings like
fascinated by a group of journalists,w
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le trading hind
peep Sbe .
this become stories in tomorrow's
but this crowd of people were very
q. ,,
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gt1ed themselves of the free bar and some memo on acceptable corors.had what questions to ask. It could be the famous- For all my aspirations of
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.Twit Cochrane's in'town
ottiegrown recording
_ star Tom Coch nc
makes a rave e
appearance at
Oshawa i own Purple Onion. on
Dec. 14.
Cochrane 'has viatually
become an institution in his own
country with a string of hits that
include such songs as Victory
Day, Big League, Boy Inside the
-Man,- Ocean Blue and the
classic Lunatic Fringe.
His latest release = Mad,
Mad World —'is an album that
is steadily climbing th the top of
the charts. This is a rare
opportunity' to see a top
performer in a club venue.
Tickets for the show are
$17.50 plus tax and should be
purchased in advance. ,
Club favorites •" The
Razorbacks, with special guests
the Piranha People, make an
appearance at the Purple Onion
Nov. 29. During the past three
years, The Razorkpeks have
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gone from virtual unknowns to
peing a phenomenal geaseroots,
success story in'the Canadian"
music scene, .
Discovered by guitar great
Canis Spedding, a forme
member of ltgcndary Qngliih
.band Procnl harem, he helped
produce the 'band's
IntiepetideltttIy- released
rccorNing Co To Town.
The Razorbacks hove busily
worked cross -Canada — from
Halifax to Victoria, .Tickets for
the show are only $5.
s s •
New commercial rock band
Young Saints tage the stage Dec.
.6: This Canadian Westi Coast
band will surpriaa and delight.
listeners with their original
material. Tickets to the show.
ore $3. '
John Mellencamp'a tribute
4and Scarecrow performs1stthe
Purple Onion Dec. 7. Every
time Scarecrow playa Fib
Purple Onion it, a go cd
party. Tickets aro $5.
he Festival of Lighh at
+'is7 Cullen Gardehs and
Uniature Village Nov.
F s.
9 to Jan. : 5 are a
Christmu'tradition in Durham
Recon.
Cullen Gardens ind Miniature
Village is &Ant&4y land, like no
other.. What,makes Cullen
Gardens so eiiiiing for
everyone • is the seemingly
endless miniature delights Found
_amidst a hundred thousand
sparklingB�tu.
Along the p il:lways are
hundreds of miniatures ` f the
homes, churches, schools and
business establishments found -
everywhere -in. Southern.
Ontario.
On Main Street is a Santa
Claus parade with 20 animated
floats. . The Christmas
dec6rations on all the buildings
add to, the,. color of .the
Christina. festival. Down in the
vallej thin be found ■
traditional, full -mire, Nativity
sceness it must have looked
2;000 yea" AP
Further along ins bend of le
visa tlwwfood" iiatta Dar
river. is the Huron Indian
Nitiviti scene.. Stops for a -while•'
and enjoy the Ghosts of
Christmas past. ,s
Cottage Country his the;
Holid y Special was circling_
frozen Puddle Lake. In -the
backgrouna .' Bambi ' and .
Thumper can be seen cavilling
across the snowbanks. –T–
Inside the Tearoom,Sants
Claus -waits to visit with all the
children. Exciting Ctiristma,
°shows are performed every
evening at 5:30, 7 and'13 pAh. to
a lively audieneej
Foi thi shopper, there sire
four shops to pick up Christmas.
sifts for that special someone,
includia' the,new Whistle Stop
and Bakery. And for the
serious diner, irhat better.place
than the elegant Cullen Carden[
Restaurant. .
The annual Christmas Festival
of Lights at Cullen Gardens is
F daily from IU a.mt to
except Christmas Day -
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accessible, and group discounts
available.
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StartinS Dec. i aid
continuing each and every.
week -tad up to Dec. 22,
The Metro East Trade
Centre, Brock Road and Highway
401, is theQQl��ee to be for Christmas
A.Aing. The show promises to be
We -d with ld of holiday gift giving
ideas. From, Christmas decors",
toys, crafts, C61Mputer.games and
software, video software, household
items, appa'i?el for the family and
home security iystems,are just a few
pf the items to be displayed at
Christmas Marketplace.
The jolly old man -himself, Saint
Oick, will be on hand to greet our
visitors every day during tfie show.
Parcau are encouragedlo bring their
camera,to. each that twain smile of
their Ends one -on Santa'& koce. The
everpopulr mini -lady -ear ride and
the games just for kids will keep the
youngsters occupied while mom and
.dad ahoy for that specialor ideas
for stocking stuffing the Christmas.
while tiro all view thkjime of year
as a festive one, me must remember
' those in need. The Sahation Army
'Food ForThousht' program will be
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reiupp at the different entrances of
the s6w. 'flood Bank base will bas
available at the Pickering Flea
Market print. to the opening of
Christmas Matketplace. With the
donatiogs of non-perishable food
items, the Salvation ArmyvFamily
Service Ceutre'Jocited in Aja: are
working towards feeding S50 families.
in need bier Christmas. That
amounts to fort items of food for
each family which is to last 4S days
aad'don not include the Christmas
turkey -
Tb add'to an already esGnns show,
The ABeti Fleishman Auctioneers rip
be eoadncting a daily puhlir_auction
mile, Items such'as coins, jewdkry,
sporu cards, eollectables, art and
electronies from bankrupt stocks,•
estt{lea, manufacturers cloaeouts,
private consignors, unclaimed items
and more, promise to. gine the
dtendtes the oppdrtunity to bid for ■
greatpft and for somegaat dial.
The sounds of Christmas esrolliaaa
sad laughter will , be heard
throughout the Metro E`ast-Vade
Centre at the (I atmasMaiketplce,
and itS dh fru'-
,eroane saasase - sass..
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: 25:ears ; ixirig cars. in Ajay Taxon.
by Micheal hf t,,drr,
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system►, eomputen u"-oi every sla�e,
Theyy� want' cars fixed honestly and
raw-yards,00rth to occupy a bigger site
.
of manufacture and'mpair, changes m
quiekl)): -
u.1 9iestney Road South. Just north
F icing can —from epginea
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domestic and impor I i carsNa
Gnt mored oW to the Aja: ■ran
i(beAjax GO Rail nation.aid
bodies to the owner .
made the x4to repair 'bmiPev
from Milliken in 197(.
.One of the special' services John
peace of mind - has been
�,
increasingly complex. ,
'!'here wein't much here then; he
: gffen u a free.ahuttlelu the ration in
- •
the mainstay of Alex Auto
(entre, fhr the last 23
f,
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operating year'
on R'estne; Rad. .. rr
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a'. ' : .. g _.,
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owner Joh'n•Dale. 'When you've been.
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in the some -area for 25 year:
customen know you're here and yuu'ra '
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going to may hero.'
John alerted his business in Ajaa in
' }'
1971:. Why of his present customer
were just managers riding.in their
parent's carwhen be started. The ears
ts
changed, but the parenand now the
teenagers — grown and with'their own
families — remain as long-time
' customers.
aqp eq : ISped
The I0, 000• ft. shop 7 ui
_ - _
,
for all types of mechanical repaln and
body woo, all maker mad models, all
typ"ofe-illiban4tirticks. Ri.lproofi�t
Ajax Auto
Centre, an Westney Road South, Ajax f
is a sPeewly.
They're now offering .a specie)
�Johia and- hit staff of ievan kee+
said, describing the kind of countryside I
the early morning for commuterrwho
wfnteriiiag package:, a complete
almoost of the changes in technotogy; by
- before Pickering and Ajax taw the
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filter for 3149.— a saving over the
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site on what, was then Valley
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2977 for a free tow to his shop, and
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alone, Annis said n,, 1. Today there ore' year.' Annis said.
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T6 sound of music has .none. extren:
always been . more - JI'Punftq manuracturers dominatA wheat. cold or dryness. -If you
J the current morkel — up to 75 per keep it iri the right. climate 6ohditivins.
important to ohs Annis ph*.4
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than.themakingafil. b u,,�� Koican anit Chines A m4iskure i4ntent of bc:twcen45
Ann�s, owner 6f The Piano Shop. in .builders are also dominant. The
Pickerino-Viallage, admits he's always piano Shop sells n6stly Kuwarplanos. and 55 per cent is ideal, An,& Af id -
had an interest in the innei.wojrkinp While it may not be a houscholJ Such conditions, iiwbe provided by a
ofa name, Annis ways the Japanese humidifier. rs
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intrigues goes me'more than the musical *Not as many.people ha:c heard selection of new and u" upriot a6d
jjars ago he about them unless they're, serious grand Ae models. In Addition, they
art; he
lhccasa�ii`ng Shoo wig t4. tone and pianists,* li't-said. 'Kawai Fpcnd, provise-a tuning and returbishi4.
refurbish Piano* — while never more money on piano research lhufi service.
learning how to actually* play. A7 ether company in the world.* -
The Piano Shap also sell acccovarics'
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for someone to know. how to tune and investment that requiris careful music books and much.moh. During
n. , Annis- s�ys people the Christmas season: Annis is
ow consideration.. , I
repair a piano without knowihg Is offering great sarin66s on in -stock
to play, Many proressiahals in the should try to "y.ths! best they can electronic lectro___ is .and digital
piano repair business are not
M "fly tnu'rird. 'llov; well a person plays often instrumente.
Vqhilt the quality or musical determines wt they should buy,' 'he 'We like to think we have the best
instruments changed dramatically — $aid.prices anywhere.' Annis said. 'We
with the advent of electronics — Off you buy the riKhl one it's.t.he 11 win be.comphitive with anybody and
;tuning a piano remains relatively the 'only instrument you'll.
u'll. ever have u we won't be undervold.'
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"ME. . I . I buy.. Piano, traditionally go up in B Shop is at 71 Old
'PiBnoo have changed somewhat.' value.' I I Fromh dt***A"d AMMY Kingston . Store 'hours art
Annis i" 'The new ones are much The average price of a piano 15' ;-007 k" Oft As Monday a Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. a
better built than now once 15 yeam Years ago was somewhere around Iho Pf� Shop HRW 6 p,m.. Thundiy and Friday 61WO
$1.000. In fact• it plays amajor
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a. urchasc one 1,r a, W117:7- $750 preserving the Lift a pisho -ado. to 5 P.M. .
,Manufacturers have also change 'The most important thin istatune For more information call 427,5051.
Thirty-five years ago there were 15 Eranjrnc�w, Annis s , aid.t. Today's
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cotton,.rayoil velvet and velour —
degrees ' of,
tacr ch, jeans or a suit, they have
high -style impact. The price are
the temperature in
- dttline, autumn shoppeu
Coats' ever -familiar shapes
rejuvenated with bursts of chlor.
.each possessing
sophistication and richness.
reasonable when long-term west
versatility 'is_consideted:
all orcr are reaching. for
Last siason's collarless or duffel
Bomber, are ". oneptyle yei-low
un — rangi_ng from $30 -.3250.
and
Usually, ments coats range from
the latest is outerwear to
chase the chill.. Although thc-
coats pate imcomparison:.The
spiced-up'trapexe shape or hooded .
price
laygred over turtleneek sweaters or
'• an
SOD -$1,500: .
Wen's llaokets (ollosr the main
season's new coats and jackets
-arid
parka offer warmth without weight
and w n't cramp a.woman s style.
blouses, bombers create
impeccable picture or classic taste.
stream aTthe fall collectionq
fired.
primarily ot(et yrarmeh
Protcciion from the elements, *the
For w�k Wear or weekend, lalling
do
_ Sim are reacting ta•tetrai.nc pts,
with all-weather ramcoptet'
bombers and rt cn--tice
'the bcolor. entice the eye with .
high -on -style factor is anything but
. colored costs cpn no wrong. . •
plume
These coats shield from wind, sleet
•bolts of color. Paired with jean, it
secondary. Boytiques boast a wide
variety u( outerwear differentiated
. Althodgh the ,'prices vary
accdrding to fabric, place of
and rain — today's definition of
Linings,)
app¢rs both casual pad dressy.
Pri men dematpi bombers,in
by fabric, style and price for both
�urdiase'and perhaps the sdditioo
designer label, they range
autumn and winter.
usually in wool, are added fo battle
aritt
leather or suede.. However, fable
tarn and xomm.,
llot colors dominyte- coat and
of a
approximately from $200 - $1,000.
'a
the chill. 1n fact many coati offer
'removable linings for more mileage
bombers, in cotton e� rayon, are
�dtttay� a ove weeter$ or
jacket lines ibis season- —,bold
yellows, rich tells, brilliant greens
Careful selection should yield
lasting and uplifting color.shock to
through the seasons. Furthermore,.
are long on.style. They're
primarily ' -for indoor
west. Prices fai men's bombers
andwibrant bfucs ex lure the desire'
to overpower the white of winter.
line and
women's winter wa tabes.
Las{ car's quiltedbomber)sckcta
are Mill prominent this season but
raincoats
available in various styles, such as
the trench -and the montgomery, and
range fronr$30 - $300; depending •
on fabric, quality, and service at the
The FaIVWinter of coats
jackets includer many items capable
witb a twist — colorful patterns and'
"tippers
selection is dependent on personal
Point o part ack are more than a
l
Of meeting individual requirements
streamlincd.shapes. are
emphasised for their street appeal.
taste.
The range of fabrics jnclude
seasonal investment. Du dity
' ad
—stylishly.
Snowy skis protide the perfect
Jacket shape are in by
brushed cotton, twill and
and classic styling'aRow cull
jackets to be wore for many yes
.
contiast. for women's ultra bright
motorcycle jackets but modernized
hot of color. These
microfiber. Sttoeg statements pre
made with double-breslted, single-
come. Although bright hue set the
coats. The ideal1engt6 groat the
knee —ample coverage for skirts.
with. shots
jackets complement stirrups or
day zestto
breasted and parachute coats.
Rairleaat$ offer shelter from the
trend for FaIDWmter 1991, future
seasops'also will enjoy blaatingthe -
pants or dresses. The coats are
prailable-in a myriad of fabrics,
skirts for wear and add
slinky eatsuits for evening wear.
elements as well as complete fashion
'When with s
winter blahs away with'a' Zap of
color.
such as WOOL inelton,mohair, alpaca
The fabrics available include
appeal. topped
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they should return to that method.
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and tumblc. than stint, wills a ;�-}'s*• -• , i. I ordered a bieast of chicken on
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like* efiTom"lariste playing the . _ 'a` bur; ({5.95) which wes nicely
.
as ■tea .Dee. 14. for - grilled then cut in' half to rill the
instance.- _ fresh seume.seed`hun.- I chose
T�e restaurant sat -features a• f-"`�•
••'Ieriyakiover tiarbectLe uuelr-But
Yoca t�aad �lanal evenings edlatls when the sandwich, arrived. 1
the Full Cut f i R tae! Boost. The :;L wanted more teriyaki flavor. The
mrtho'lic.so d.of pool cm* hitting waitreu 6rSu6ht.me some extra -
halls i.Acir peeing act. ,•; ` seri)■ki for dipping, but the
The Perp) Onion Rntaurint is :1!'. �chidtan Messed out to sale floe
'• crnaa bet . a'a college pub .n}1 w " The Purple Onion Restaurant. s. Is
My
..
frontier as n r— sometf ting like M .tanner eom anion'ordered ■ .
lhe.Cicely. AI mks. version feattued level from the upper is dowuri�ht The menu opprdpri■tely consists Purple Pattie (S4.9S). an awesome
in Ndrtharn Exposure on Monday I rt stic. To add to that o d. ' of tier food: wings,'fl"Frs, potato =r t6 watering burger to with.
eight television, though the patrons fohioned feeling'. there- m stained' skins. to fact, t o $5.95- sampler lettuce ouiem tomato. pickle and
of for Purple le Onion undoubtedly. tiles■ hanging fixtures over the basket allows three choices from with fnce.q The aceom an in
prefer N£L £netlist! on Mood booths that line the pool table area. eight different menu items. P 7 g
The, Purple Oaioo u more of an including the aforemeptioned a mwhrooms see SQa extra,
rights, - bp•] We had carrot coke and the
There are television acts, all over activity see than • mt■nnnl, well ■s cheese suis (iso). rrggie and oh4esecake 12:70 each for '
16e Purple Onion Restaurant. So alt6erig you can cut there. In dip, garlic bread: ireaeh (rive and ( J
ou'ean watch our favorite ihow sadilioo to shrapnel tables, there mushroom espy. We ordered a dessert. The eorror asks ares •
y' y basket with wi tato shite and touch dry. but the. cheesecake
while you wait for your turn for are r m dart boards and 'a video nP. Po tasted es good no any Sara Lee I've
one of two pool tables. '� poker machine it stir ban mushroom espy. in other words, •
The decor is on odd combination Sundays there's a euchre greasefest. over had.. It may Eve been Sir*
of now. and old. .The purple *end tourney. Monday the house bend. The food tared up to the billing. Lee, but I'm not complaining.
ted-greea color scheme to very Locals, even an famille, seem to uai The wings came with • mild Now .III have to do is take • (o.+
'90s. The tooguc-and-gioove the place es a sort of home away borbeem sayer, but romdium or hot, lesseoo from a pool shark. or a i
paaalling which "Perot" the Lower from home. venions aro also available. The darto champion and I'll be *A act•
"if you only eat out
once this mouth
discover -a place you'll
. be sp6 led.
"lf it's your first time with us,
yyou're in for some special treats. "
Delidout food, sp_eaal tow prices...
and people who believe in old dme.
hospitality. ..
Take -it from me, you're going.fo
love McGinnis4
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kgl, salmois between Vrock- Rd,. asic .40 people .149 ZXZIM,111. Afu. 427.
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It ningwoornow lava" spaiali daily, (117 - $14)., Dinner catrani-
"its 11th was begirtakSIS. Mon . . to Fri., I aorto pin j?"not.;4-Groust
the4re,10 weiCOUM"e. pumh�4 to 11:30 m ). Sat s• -
01�10:rpom. Some r-5 IG
Smhusin cuisine. T11-papolar dish ba, roed. �U of
�'Sj*jd Cantonese Choirllfeia. Over 100 R. for din
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Thu I * :' -�WEST RANT I I spagltllt
-Th I I Fri S&L Itsm AU � I you tat
trilliacd at a 54"is At ift old
can__Jsk7aroolo� Inn„
Itriijoerisi. Cianda!i first brew publ.-
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talms S t t lopes. I a.. to 3 it sma.to 1%45 pm). On&
Rd. (' pit a 110 entertainment Rd.), se."Ide, spetials. Euirao $S-112.. Moa. -
2011, usaiiatiammt . to 11
sed. 6 aso,to 10 pan. Uum-Fii. 6.m
Ann. evfting and Sun. aft"Saw One 104
Z N GARDD hundred- and one Vast Barrio choicer ST. JA
rj4tin'Gce of charge, op to 75
t Sat cisiud lung overian, she ipuVisor Itaksm Ino Maxicon ifislies, �acali, Stepthasiorthedoind the Be
Miniature Village cottage country or .11110411. II&ASina"Mcna(lav, Victorian, house with thrmft idbini rooms .--
F;i its mail fol� Kitt Coloring Be& Messis � d primi of 5,tPP,
(toted in coca*). W4knova F"joi Y' p -- ---------
iia - 10. Man. -Sat stridis, Diner rave allut the
ri! . �rj Many diners choose Mr-TaWs to take filtre" SAPPHIRE - BAR
Prime ILim to I am, Sun. It am to 11 put. at S46 dessert stlectioa
Rih of Beef. Wide Mau sticetion I k a'.
locludi Chicken Supreme,Chicken Piikc i Uom� and Deli& Quire (Brock includesan irres' AND GRILL
and . '$13. on. -
'co Rdanl4w kering. 429 All Fri. 11 to 2 an
"', poached $&two lamb Entreeill.113. . and act continental Nouveau comae With, a twist,
ppoorh Rallobaked fresh deal in 16 C011001 (lamb), aftemoo 2 to Spm ( of Italian delivers taste tedliteri Bo•
r" b * ": r r It f dealers is. 'coffew only), i 10 pin (dinner).so". ' 112412A.
Namliep foas c aies or RANDALLS . 15 Char St. S. (nett t Kim" Angel (lair Patin "butted in Cx
closed. 15 Charto Sauce with
Apple-Coidard Crumble pit — a. favorite Family dining i6t't•a real home dining Pickering, 6 Grilled Salmon ind Tamale
Jingo the Callen family. sinawy buffet spatial Affiali " Rib Eye
branch ($112.9S, v2 prim to; cliddrim under experience. Delight silly 6 1 1, spacious
-Steaks. Coated fireplace crtlitca 4 easy,
12} Eduws$IS - $I& Mon- - Sun- It am 10 Suiroundings. S Is (16.955 offer choice SAUTER'S INN romantic Again . U Boeing an I tit I an.,
. of Crispy Chi, n Pork Schpitsel or' RESTAURANT Breakfast s - (12.9S). I[Anch sptash
10 pea. 300,1faianton Rd. W. Coast to Lasagne with super toted, dessert, dessert
"26 �.d .v. -P-rdy
Victorian tower), Whitby, 430-22 and coffee, tea or milk. Wide variety of ("s6). Dims entram 110.115, - Mon:Fri.
(Whitby), N440 (Torm4al. other thakes Include homemade 6rg�sprepared by ChcFCsdo. Schisitarl too can 17 80 to 11 sm (breakfast); It am to 2 Pa.
Son. 7 om to
am sham �& room chicken, peviodr stish, choice from rave kinds: Other pegular Ounch), 5 Pen to 9 0 (dial
LORD BYRON SEAFOOD Pmaiisht,d witi-real brandy axii'vine, a boo" (or
, ihoices am Hunpri Coulash and Fillet af- 2 0 Nvskfuk a; 606), ow,
& STEAK B611s,& 1 chicken'cordon-bicu'. Ilreakrast $340. Sole. -Sunday. outstanding hot and told Christmas events, 10 to 200 people. 610
First clandiniq its elegant, - comfor;�_,., kh and ifinaer 17.110. Ton. - SaLl &as brudch (10-31) am to, 2_30 pm);, FAtreas 19 - Monarch St. (next . to Monarch Ringo),
vor. findings. Succulent steaks cool I to 9 poi, Sun. - Mon. 9 am I F a 11 pm.4. 512. Tues. - Sat. -30 son, to 10 pin, Sun. PickCTiflg,42&9203- sons�
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Family R"afqafit,
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Right product? =the` right time, at,112`oy Moines
6ylame Y rka 'residents (rani oU walks of life and
wilt result in a fuil community
` •� 'rt -': atmosphere. he says.
�a ,he name melody Hame3 ' c•zr 1 r^_- The location of this, .new
yeetas to,be music'to the r'' t �` ` residential setting will hlso appeal'
ears of house Miunteiain `.l, .t ' sl1, to pro3pective.residents.who have;;
the. Bowmanville-aiea. _-. _ .T s - l to commute to work for, business
Melody's,new•develdpment, liberty , > � F �' � !:. \ resions.- The close proximity to
aty north of Highway 40} and other main roads -
Village,
is just•400 me
}fiebway 401• :- - �, . y res. will tie beneficial for easy travel.
fi-is ready to enter its second r . The scenic shoreline of lake.
Muse: This select pew community Jr Ontario is also close b'y.
' . is bang buih bn a. 106 -acre site. JtThe developers are listing a'host
• _ `�
-wjll'include o park. a plaza and a _ _ ' • of standard features they will
school. ioclade ih•each new home. These
The projcet started last autumn. will inake. the process bf moving in «
Alreadysold are approximately a lett easier, and help to create the
250 units. There are 110 familia right atmosphere from the moment
now resident in their new homes. of occupa)fort..
What has made this.particular Purehatcis are able to specify
development such a success in 6" of L4,Amoy ' the colors they wont. They can
these recessionary times? The �{ res in the area,` says builder than a some of the alrcad tgh- '
qquestion is beat answered by purchasers of each model with.n prog to Y 6
Saverio Montemarano of Melody variety of layouts to ensure each ontemarano, as he points to the standard fittings the buildare
llomcs r) gets the exact type of house they plan which will hodse 700 units on including intfiepacksbel.
ome have the right price, the have dreamed about.
completion. 'We are offering a In years to come packs
Village
right loeatiort, toe quality products- Each house will, be sited -on a 40- very high standard of features on - in. liowmanville, will be looked
%and we offer our cuytoutersa wide Coot lot and will include'five major all our humes, us well oa hundreds upon as having been a .wise
thpieeoLhoaaea; he says. aaplianoes. The CST is includes of variations to the floor plana.' investment for the lucky residents:
The pries res" he
$99.00010 in all the quoted prices. Each When Liberty Village is Melody Homes will be remembered
E21 a prices
and span a $9 ,000 to in all he has s chance to win free completed it will include town link, as the developer with the musical
a , The buHders ore' mortgage Payments for one Year• semi and single homes. This will name'who created an enclave for
aeltetin.
prep6red.to accomutodate•the 'This fa t e, t successful attract a wide spectrum of sweet communitybving.
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Free "dra�,a at at re-opertzng
Dime Rond, pickerin : 13485, a Hot Rocka:dinner at Dec.7.ts the day to take
L Art Gallery will .MeGinAis Landutg I advantage of the special
„«.
'Ar' Gallery is back the finest.of a select group of
better than ever after sriists as. the. shop specializes
in. .hard -to -find' litn,ted' �, ' '-'
fist destroyed. its '
Pickering Village premiaes. . edition prints, LLo(Eoro Y
It's again ready to serve works by today's most L
discriminating art.clict tele opular'artiats.inc�ud,n�
at 1900 -Dixie :Road,,'�obert_.Batema'nt Trisha r
Pickering:
Romance -and BevDoolittle
re -o c in
As•well, on display will be _
a d n --
with t< n P B
D•
Saturday, Dec. 7 from 9 a:m, quality original w6rks in mis,
to 5 p.m.
owner Michael acrylics and: watercolors by
Jnenec6 Bays, Tm inviting Jocat artist Dianne Gazarek
all former and future clients Known for its distinctive
;,.
to come out, enjoy . the. custom framing work.'Z Art.
ref�eshmen'ts aid view the Gallery is offering a grand,*
re o edin a ecial of 30 per'°' ►
fine works we'll have on P B `r-1,.�w:.
display: It's an excellent t off n custom work �Ifje�a.Uu.nrch
opportunity, even for those rom Dec. 4 to 14; as well as ' • (t•!�•h^'•"u �"'
not acquainted with• today's re- opening day special prices rices on the fine quality
artists, to . ecc -what's on a framed prints.. Restaurant valued at 340; n p
available and to find sot Everybody attending will dinner for two at Rendnll's Z Art Gallery s Grand orki of art available during
-
about our services." be entered in a free draw for Restaurant valued at $30;
Z Art Gallery is in the an unframed -Robert and an original work' by ,Opening. For mono information rale
Glendale Marketplace, Bdtemnn limited edition .Dianne Gnznrek.
csnveniently losAted at the print of "Thr A'tr. The Forest With Chridtmaa just Michael Jaenech at 834=
corner of Finch Avenue and and The Watch". valued at around the corner, •Saturday 0144.
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New'Fear Freedom organizaJ vcnns-big
t ... By Alas ChM. • Shs sin cc, overcame 'her', That's tsby arty mental lines Is'therapy: 'We Work hand In
�z_
mscrr-cpat dehilttathtg0rxss..DeborahIstaboo' _ hand with '-the medical' + r
Four and•a•hahf years ago; wAl director of the nornic t
Shte'was r mpg In Dart to
taommaetff.` saki Deboratr...,
The has torely
mwasainced•FatemFearFmdapac•
Dtbocifst4�iaco
Fro
pshhcftaroC oma:
agardation
she. Was going trary:'. She
This organllaltob helps
, The truth of the matter b,
ors Public suyport and itd'owm'.
a pakrtad.> 9,shaltin.'
people here in Dtatwn Reglan
theta phobias'atd disardeis can '
reso u&$. far Amds. R "(211013
ardhot and cold sweats.
and mounding areas who.
strike a3 people M a3•W.—
nogovaimternaid
She was certain the
std(er Gam phobias atodety and
sten, woman; proletilonah,
This past t:� * ".Fnpn'.
_
Fear=members Aetd
Her doctor. prescribed
T�
Fault
Worry.
0false
kilometre walkathori'io raise
tragi,. t her It was
Just roves and that as women.
Deborah . cited
"Tiley Mose suffaVtgl have
yar preQrAd
forft s
'll we Witte finances, we
i tj
90 9h k
misunderitanding and
an above averagt Int Imiem-
waki be able to raise public
'
Today; Deborah mows hir •
misinformation (Qt wrdngful
'Ttteyotawn and'artog, h{
awaresyss: Wnow;
rQwtisms fta ware ae1alli
diagnoses. End Door public
they have an over -active
the manpoWer' but'not the
panic attacks, a,muA at her
wDDod•
'people
Imaglnatim," Debceahsaid
Macialbacidn
suffering from agaaplsabia Qea
sfbdi g ficavlone
'Many'mooms ago.
didnit know what part of the
'A person with an anxiety
disorder can -overwhelm
. For those wdto have kk alone
In M fear and-mlety, they',
kipubicplaool.
c_
Soured '•
brain:had control over which
*� 'director
'themselves with hundreds of
*whaiiN 'what
can tan to the Fm From Fear
Is
body motions,
in the 1f this
Fgmda'liim. DoargarJadon
�•
:' . She was finally correctly
Millions said. Although much
happeni game. We try to reach
. a link oxrft year old and has
diagnosed whenshecsought
more is known- about the mind.
than toshsduan the bralnand
well oter140
psyddatrictrenm aft
today, most'of It remains a
stopwcxrA.*,
They are registered with the
'The tranquilizers just made
myrttsy..
4 must be made dear thoulb,
Canadian Mental Health.
dopy and more depressed;.
•The mind is so complex
that Free from Fear does not
Association. For more,
and
Sam la OW
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she said
we're sntl learning about It.
take the place of prbfessional.
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united and prasperu4s Gonads in wbkh all 'a reforming the Senate to make it ekeled '
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