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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBN1992_03_13t~ �� '• ti J. The ' - � tau, r s $9 Fora family 2 4: �7 2 adults & 2 Indbor" Resort '°%ir1poo, ��'`�children under 18. Fitness Centre, OnI 9/night (w*eekm&only). ,�ootPuuit� GreenSheratony Includes: Package 40 ... Toronto East H �� & Full Buffet Breakfast Package VV� HOTEL & TOWERS 2 99 15 00 Coo Ines ry (up to 4 people: 2 adults, 2 ehikkm). Qw w 2035 Kennedy Rd., Scarborough or call your travel agent ParWt ,01 P2 77he Weekend Bay News, March 13, 14, 15, 1992 WedWeddingVitaI ..........tions Es�eci�lly Forlou Select your Wedding Invitation from the comfort of your own home. For a personal Appoirument please call Charlie at 431-0325 EB MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Whitevale Golf Club A limited number of memberships are currently evallable at this very desirable club. Since 1959 this private, Immaculately groomed course has provided a challenging yet fair test of gov. With the Rouge River Valley winding Its way tiwough gently sloping fairways, the course offers a panoramic and bnWhtaking view all year around. Whitevale offers all the charm of a country setting, yet Is only minutes east of Markham and just north of the 401. ,Phone today and compare the oabtwmftvalve ofnmwWkw blp at WWEVALE. Blaisdale Montessori School is... E-X-P-A=N-D=1=N=G! to BOTH buildings!! REAR and FRONT" 415 Toynevale Road (RougernouM s IGrgston Rd.) Ages 18 MONTHS to 9 YEARS. APPLY NOW FOR SEPT. ��,� Ar�da.:OPEN HOUSE 7 p.m. .dcN Ajax: Ties. Yanch 31st., a Yon. 13th. �! Dem Thrsd. s., M.�t s.s-t w 415 Toyn" 1I (Rou� ine a Khgp6m Na) 2if-22Ta - C A 'J ax A] dim Many publications, including those above, • be borrowed Awards honor student life "It was a very positive meeting," Witty may from the library for a 3- Public -J week period. contributors told The Bay News. 'Most of the discussion fairly Ajax Public Libyan will host an income tax seminar presented by Revenue Canada Library District 17 of the Ontario Secondary i School Teachers' Federation the was general It was really just an information session. Mar. 24 at 7 pm in the program room at and Durham Board of Education are holdingCouncil members met with town staff on the main branch library, 65 Harwood • i • � Tax help at Ajax Public i Avenue South, Ajax. The program is free, their 7th Annual Student Recognition Night March 5 during the morning and continued g g Library but space is limited. Call the library to for top achievers and contributors. The awards ceremony is at Harwood to meet among themselves for approximately three or four hours in the reserve a space. Ajax Public Library has many materials P 1 For further information, visit or call available to help complete 1991 Ajax Public Secondary School on March 26 at 1:30 p.m. Up to three students from each of the 18 afternoon. Witty said one of the major topics of people Library at 683-4000. income tax returns. public seconds schools in Durham will be P secondary discussion was a community centre in A number of current income tax guides Plan 125th Canada honored for their contributions to school l�estney Heights. will help answer questions. Preparing birthday celebrations Your income Tax Returns, published by y ons life and for achievingpersonal excellence. The award winners were chosen by their Its hoped the project can begin this year. 'It's still our intention to go ahead with it," C.C.H. Canada will be available for in- In celebration of Canada's 125th libran consultation within the next few birthday this July, citizens teachers according to the following criteria: a student who gives of himself/herself for the mayor said. The meeting served as a "lead-in" to try groups weeks. throughout the Pickering -Ajax area are the good of the whole school community or and identify capital project priorities over Also available is a series of publications planning a wide array of activities. which explain the Income Tax Act, entitled Sandy Vale, area advisor for "Canada the larger community; a student who has achieved personal excellence through the next five years, Witty said. The process is one of the requirements P q Canada Income Tax Guide published by 125 activities, outlined some to C.C.H. Canada. The series includes Pickering's executive committee this week: unique, distinguished effort; a student who has overcome obstacles to achieve personal necessary to comply with the recently approved development charges policy — income tax explanations, information School students are exchanging "Discovery- success; a student who is a good citizen; a student known by staff he he allowing the town to plan and co out its future growth. circulars, the text of the Income Tax Act Discovery shoe boxes around the and students as t and the income tax regulations. country, courtesv of Greyhound buses. Videos are available at both the '.Main Rotarians are carrying coast-to-coast flags one to count on when they need help or enthusiastic support; a dependable, Joy Thompson named to and Village library branches. Provided by for "kids" to autograph. conscientious worker. housing authority Revenue Canada, the video Stepping There are parades by the armed forces, Your Tax Return offers practical a national "block" party and dozens of Ajax capital projects Ontario Housing Minister Evelyn n jThrough tips on how to successfully complete an other programs. "We discussed 1!n private Gito has appointed Joy Thompson of Whitby to the 9 -member Durham Region income tax return. The video is available have a lot to celebrate and a lot to in both French and English, and can be be proud of," she told councillors. Her Ajax councillors and staff held a private 'think Housing Authority. i borrowed fora 2�av period. Ajax office is arm's length from tank' meeting last week to discuss future capital projects in the town. Thompson, who is retired, will serve as a regional representative. The authority Other publications that offer specific government. It is there to help anyone advice on income tax returns include who wants to set up their own in the Ajaz flavor Jim Witty says the all -day manages 1,276 Ontario }lousing part floe; to Reduce the Tax You Pay and celebration. For information call 619- How to Beat the Taxman }ear Round. session began at 9 am. No major decisions on any particular matters were made, Corporation (OHC) assisted units throughout the region, including those in :til 0755. although many projects were discussed. � Ajax and Pickering. WedWeddingVitaI ..........tions Es�eci�lly Forlou Select your Wedding Invitation from the comfort of your own home. For a personal Appoirument please call Charlie at 431-0325 EB MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Whitevale Golf Club A limited number of memberships are currently evallable at this very desirable club. Since 1959 this private, Immaculately groomed course has provided a challenging yet fair test of gov. With the Rouge River Valley winding Its way tiwough gently sloping fairways, the course offers a panoramic and bnWhtaking view all year around. Whitevale offers all the charm of a country setting, yet Is only minutes east of Markham and just north of the 401. ,Phone today and compare the oabtwmftvalve ofnmwWkw blp at WWEVALE. Blaisdale Montessori School is... E-X-P-A=N-D=1=N=G! to BOTH buildings!! REAR and FRONT" 415 Toynevale Road (RougernouM s IGrgston Rd.) Ages 18 MONTHS to 9 YEARS. APPLY NOW FOR SEPT. ��,� Ar�da.:OPEN HOUSE 7 p.m. .dcN Ajax: Ties. Yanch 31st., a Yon. 13th. �! Dem Thrsd. s., M.�t s.s-t w 415 Toyn" 1I (Rou� ine a Khgp6m Na) 2if-22Ta - C W. The Weekend Bay News, March 13,14,15,1992 P3 Own new condominium's rent or today's y he chance to move into Your own 2 -bedroom condo in downtown Whitby for what you now pay in rent is one opportunity too good to miss. Royal Gardens suites are scheduled for completion in downtown Whitby by early 1993. But this spring, ownership has been made easier, thanks to a 4.5 per cent mortgage option now being offered by builders, B.G. Schickedanz. Prices for the 124 suites range from $88,990 for the 435 sq. ft. Rose suite, to $160,990 for the 3 - bedroom 1031 sq. ft. Gardenia penthouse. When these low prices are coupled with the mortgage package, ownership can become a reality. One example is the Orchid suite, a mid-range 2 -bedroom with all the features, priced at $128,990. For qualified purchasers, the 4.5 per cent mortgage means $661 a month. Adding taxes and monthly condominium fees, which include utilities, you can move in for $916 a month. Other suites and mortgage packages of 6 per cent over three years are available. The net result is that you can move into a new condominium unit for what you now pay in rent. Several suites include solarium and ensuite bathroom. All suites include five free appliances: stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and stacked washer and dryer. The brightly lighted kitchens include double sinks, custom designed kitchen cupboards and quality vinyl flooring. First floor suites have their own private patios. Many other suites have balconies, depending on the design. vow '.. { (� 7 ^` A favorite is the 3 -bedroom 5:00 pmrl 530 Gardenia. It's priced starting at $151,990. The suite can be carried windows, including sun -filled bay for $770 a month, principal and windows in many suites. interest. I Other features include The Gardenia features two full individually controlled thermostats bathrooms, and three bedrooms for heating and air conditioning. with plenty of closet space, mirrored closet doors, aesthetic including a walk-in closet in the light fixtures. optional gas fireplaces master bedroom. All suites are in the penthouse suites, energy - designed to get the most out of saving double glazed windows and existing natural light — large quality wall-to-wall carpet. PICKERING CABLE 751 McKay Road Pickering, Ontario, Canada L I W 3E2 TEL (416) 436-5807 FAX. • (416) 439-9978 Vhd. 11 5:00 pmrl 530 ny dank _ pms 6.00 pm Got q n Your 7.00 pinsfon �Th Ignnkq 9:00 pm "nn4 Uu 4.Vp; OUn1111" 5:00 Ya (Ff" Wr.12) Puft"M � � fK. Mnc 19y72*P07" reen TV 7W Wreak In Coura Program Information Can Be Obtained by Calling 683-8805 ., _V116S 10'Ke Kitchens and bathrooms feature attractive vinyl flooring. Royal Gardens is at Mary and Ash, just a few block: from Whitby's main intersection of Highways 2 and 12. It's a short walk to the town's charming downtown area with shops, parks, schools, recreation. Access to the GO train is only a short distance away. I From GP09ALcS$WN WHITBY 88,990 rF� Bachelor, 1 bedroom & 3, bedroom 11wrs. 3:00 � 12 ,:00 AeH pin°rs 5:00 p n P.p� 11 VV* 6* Pin diVon Cob 700 No �� T ao Rag VA-Lr*I :J= C Uu 4.Vp; OUn1111" 5:00 Ya (Ff" Wr.12) Puft"M � � fK. Mnc 19y72*P07" reen TV 7W Wreak In Coura Program Information Can Be Obtained by Calling 683-8805 ., _V116S 10'Ke Kitchens and bathrooms feature attractive vinyl flooring. Royal Gardens is at Mary and Ash, just a few block: from Whitby's main intersection of Highways 2 and 12. It's a short walk to the town's charming downtown area with shops, parks, schools, recreation. Access to the GO train is only a short distance away. I From GP09ALcS$WN WHITBY 88,990 rF� Bachelor, 1 bedroom & 3, bedroom Orchid Suite, 2 bedroom, priced at $125,990, can be carried for $661 /month. Included In price: • 5 Quality Appliances • GST Included • Some suites with Solarium Indoor pool & exercise room Cal Jack or Ed •.•.: '� WMby &A§*Wft& L 668-7136�M �L - Torontowa W r HOUMI: Norrd.y - Tlrurs. 2.7 m 686-1316 1�► m Ho.d.y.,p`2.6 pin. RffW _ _ ••�DMIEUENT R �. 50 :J= C Orchid Suite, 2 bedroom, priced at $125,990, can be carried for $661 /month. Included In price: • 5 Quality Appliances • GST Included • Some suites with Solarium Indoor pool & exercise room Cal Jack or Ed •.•.: '� WMby &A§*Wft& L 668-7136�M �L - Torontowa W r HOUMI: Norrd.y - Tlrurs. 2.7 m 686-1316 1�► m Ho.d.y.,p`2.6 pin. RffW _ _ ••�DMIEUENT R �. P4 The Weekend Bay News, March 13,14,15,1992 Counsellor for handicapped faces sentence in April Sentencing of a Pickering man guilty of sexual assault, will take place in April. Rafeeq Ahmed Khan, 55, of Dahlia Drive, assaulted four people while working as a counsellor of developmentally handicapped people. During the trial court was told Khan worked with a Durham Region organization from Sept. 1990, to Jan. 1991. The organization provided support services for the developmentally handicapped. An investigation followed a complaint from a 22 -year-old woman. Khan, known to the people in the group as Raffi, then resigned from his job, said Crown Counsel Lisa Grant. A 32 -year-old man testified Khan raped him in the TV room of a group home after breakfast. Other charges against Khan included intercourse with a 39 -year-old woman and touching the breasts of a 36 -year-old woman. His sentence will take place in the Ontario Court, general division in Whitby, before Mr. Justice John Sheppard. Former Pickering mayor visits twin city Former Pickering Mayor Jack Anderson appeared at Pickering executive committee this week to present greetings from Pickering's twin city in China. Ile recently returned from a 2 -week visit to China in which he spent four days at Heng -Chu, a city of about 30,000 in Taiwan. Heng -Chu was picked as Pickering's twin in 1981. It's former mayor Anderson's second visit to the city, which looks out over the China sea toward the Philippines. He presented a press clipping from his visit in which the Heng -Chu mayor said he looked forward to visiting Pickering in August. Education headquarters site school is problem Durham Board of Education staff and trustees have had ongoing dialogue with the Town of Whitby and the local architectural conservation advisory committee concerning the future of the old Sinclair P.S. The school sits on the Taunton Road site where the new Education Centre and Whitby secondary school will be constructed starting next fall. Some of the alternatives considered are retaining the original section of the building on its present site, relocating it to another area of the same site, incorporating it into the design of the new Education Centre, moving it to another Durham Board school site or moving it to either a private or town - owned site in Whitby. The cost of moving and refurbishing the original section of the building is estimated to be $375,000. This figure would include demolishing the newer parts of the building, preparing a new foundation on another site and installing proper Pickerinff plumbing, electrical and beating systems. After considerable discussion and deliberation, the Durham board decided, in conjunction with requirements of the capital grant plan, to go to public tender to have the Sinclair PS removed from its current site. The tender process will specify the exterior part of the original building must be preserved and refurbished, and Sinclair PS must remain in Whitby Town. If no tenders meeting these requirements are received, the board will direct its architects to incorporate certain historical sections of the building into the new Education Centre scheduled for completion in June 1994. Excess airport lands not necessarily housing Approximately 9,700 acres of land originally targetted for a Pickering airport — that were expected to be sold by the federal government — won't necessarily be dedicated for future housing. During a meeting of Durham Region council March 4, Region Chairman Gary Herrema said the excess federally -owned property won't necessarily be sold for housing. The federal finance minister announced during his budget presentation last month that excess airport lands would be part of a federally -owned assets sale for cash. The government expects to earn approximately $60 million from the sale of north Pickering property identified as excess for a future airport, Herrema said. However, the region chairman was skeptical of the anticipated dollar amount. 'I do not believe they will raise $60 million in the market on that land," he told council. Herrema added he supports the idea of turning the property over to private sector hands. Both the province and local municipalities have the right of first refusal on the property, when it becomes available. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs told The Bay News last week he doesn't believe his municipality would be interested in purchasing the property. The federal government has yet to announce how much of the 9,700 excess acres will be made available and when it will be sold. Motorcycle ride for sight approved A request from the Red Knights Motorcycle Club for free use of Pickering Rec Centre's parking lot during its annual Ride For Sight charity event has been granted. The annual event has been supported by the town for the last six years. The allocation raised some resistance in Pickering's executive committee this week because it appeared the request would mean an over -expenditure in one budget area. However, the facility will be provided, for free, for the event on June 12 from 7 am to 11 am. 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W W at HWY N2 Y N 1_ W m J 13ASEUNE 401 RATED EXCELLENT BY THE O.N.H.W.P. .,1992 PS P6 ne Weekend Bay News, Marcb 13,14,15,1"2 Prepare Ajax waterfront plan terms M, March 24 forum By John McGowan Since there are five levels of agencies to ensure there was no from Ryerson Polytechnical on handicapped Centennial College goYernment or agencies which overlap. Institute in Toronto made a study Ajax, Pickering and Whitby journalism intern have jurisdiction or interest in The planning department's of the waterfront. Association for Community Terms of reference for the the waterfront, Region intention to keep casts dawn by • 0 Living has scheduled a forum on Ajax waterfront plan will be Councillor Roger Anderson not using consultants met with He recommended the Education and Employment for determined by staff, according asked, "Are we not having a approval. planning department approach the Developmental Handicapped to Peter Tollefsen, town whole bunch of agencies all Councillor Susan Dulny asked March 24 at St. Bernadette's pig director. doing the same thing?" about the possibility of seeking Durham College. Help received Church Hall in Ajax at 6:30p.m. Preparation will take three to Tollefsen assured the meeting student help. She said their in preparing the terms of The objective is to discuss the four months, he told the other reports would be of a input could be very valuable. reference might also have a issues of education and committee -of -the -whole council more general nature. He said Mayor Jim Witty mentioned practical application in the employment and to produce a March g he would work with other that some years ago students cage curriculum. working document. For more ` MAIM CITY Lima. � HOMES o n• .o 0 $�• a • 0 R ' ' ° •o ;0 ma� ip i -0 �1 ♦ op r �/ I Rik 1,1 `i1 1 pwAN _ = ==��.i i rV% �7■ ■t ■/ �I 1V 4 FREE APPLIANCES ON OUR NEW Limited LINK Quantities Available '"00 MAR011 s139,UWW - iaeosq. it. `IL ydMins • •SUMMER CLOSINGS 9 0 0 NO OSHAWA 434-3800 o 728-5639 SITE tail�EsMnb• r •..,qr Ecnwr wao Sam Maguire Trophy in Ajax Saturday The greatest thrill to which any Gaelic footballer can ever hope to aspire is to hold the Sam Maguire Trophy aloft after an All -Ireland final. This championship played annually is fiercely contested by teams from both sides of the border. On the second Sunday of September each year, over 60,000 faithful fans descend on Croke Park in Dublin to see this inter -county championship. There is no possible effort spared by teams in their pursuit of this accolade. As soon as the championship is over, teams, trainers and officials begin to plan their strategy for the next final. The Sam Maguire Trophy is the symbol which tells the great story, and will be remembered in the winning county for decades to come. The victory is celebrated throughout the year until the cup has to be returned for the next final. The trophy was first presented in 1928 to the Kildare team after it defeated Cavan by a single point in a very tightly - contested final. A Gaelic football championship match lasts for 70 minutes, with fifteen players on each team. The game is a combination of rugby and soccer, with many rules of its own. The sport is under the auspices of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). This is considered to be the largest amateur sports organization in the world. The GAA also nurtures many facets of Irish culture p,',— including music, s dancing and poetry. The Sam Mapike trophy has only been away from Ireland once since it was first presented That was in 1989 when Martin O'CoruA captain of the Meath team, brought it to Canada and to the Kerry Inn In Ajax. ° This weekend it will return to the Kerry Inn. It will be on �. display March 14 at 4 p.m. The McCullough brothers" Who own the Kerry Inn in Clover RIdge Plaza are expecting a large attendance to "see this famous trophy. MAIM Lima. � Sam Maguire Trophy in Ajax Saturday The greatest thrill to which any Gaelic footballer can ever hope to aspire is to hold the Sam Maguire Trophy aloft after an All -Ireland final. This championship played annually is fiercely contested by teams from both sides of the border. On the second Sunday of September each year, over 60,000 faithful fans descend on Croke Park in Dublin to see this inter -county championship. There is no possible effort spared by teams in their pursuit of this accolade. As soon as the championship is over, teams, trainers and officials begin to plan their strategy for the next final. The Sam Maguire Trophy is the symbol which tells the great story, and will be remembered in the winning county for decades to come. The victory is celebrated throughout the year until the cup has to be returned for the next final. The trophy was first presented in 1928 to the Kildare team after it defeated Cavan by a single point in a very tightly - contested final. A Gaelic football championship match lasts for 70 minutes, with fifteen players on each team. The game is a combination of rugby and soccer, with many rules of its own. The sport is under the auspices of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). This is considered to be the largest amateur sports organization in the world. The GAA also nurtures many facets of Irish culture p,',— including music, s dancing and poetry. The Sam Mapike trophy has only been away from Ireland once since it was first presented That was in 1989 when Martin O'CoruA captain of the Meath team, brought it to Canada and to the Kerry Inn In Ajax. ° This weekend it will return to the Kerry Inn. It will be on �. display March 14 at 4 p.m. The McCullough brothers" Who own the Kerry Inn in Clover RIdge Plaza are expecting a large attendance to "see this famous trophy. Chefs by James Yorke s ne weeKena may news, march 13,146 15, 1991 P7 place is. where all nationalities meet '� - 'm 100 per cent Canadian," says Carmelo Albis, who was born in Sicily and ' arrived here with his family in 1967. For the past 18 years he has been in the catering business and now owns a restaurant in Oshawa. Six weeks ago he opened Sopraffino's at 21 Celina Street. He is very pleased with the public response to his venture. As chef/proprietor he oversees all aspects of the restaurant to ensure the cuisine is prepared to the very highest standards. A total of 16 staff members are employed in the 3,800 sq. ft. premises. His new place has a relaxed atmosphere. There is an imposing mural of an Italian village on the end wall of the restaurant. This sets the mood for diners. A full and varied menu is served to please all palates at affordable prices. "As well as Italian food, we have regular dishes which include veal, chicken and seafood,- says Carmelo. "We cater to a wide cross-section of the population in this area. We have become a meeting place for people of different nationalities." "Everybody likes meeting different people. So this is the place to be. had a feeling there was an opening for a place like this and I was right," he continued. A nice wine is always helpful with a nice meal. At Sopraffino's there is a wide selection of popular brands to suit all occasions. However. if something special is required, there are 30 bottles of vintage in the private collection which should soothe the palate of any connoisseur. Add a little music to an evening of dining on fine cuisine, and it can add up to a time to remember. To add r 0 '4� "Florence via SlopraffiZito � Soup or Salad Sbrimp Served with Rice Pilof Choice ofEspresso $13o95. or Cappuccino VkAd 7bum Adamb 126- ?bws.,tarcb 19OAT Y r _ Every Thi venture into Italy and�ythe sounds �,,Jof our SES,8 ou dine. Pte' Y Enjoy Soprffino Zine EnftvA inment. 1wawh for our ntst "%+centore through Italy" Wre& Mach 25th iiOURS: Mon. -Fri. 11:30 am. -1-00 a.m. Sat. - Sun. 5:00 pm. -1 a.m. ITALIAN CUISINE ..: 21 Celina Street, Oshawa A h 72,_3-4176 ' A this final touch, two musicians play for Sopraffino's patrons every Friday and Saturday night. Every Thursday evening there is unique Italian atmosphere at the restaurant. The management presents dishes which are special to a particular area of Italy. The menu is changed after each two weeks. Then a new region can be explored through the dishes created on the premises. Patrons also get a chance to meet head chef Carmelo, and to hear him sing a song from his native shore. An accordionist strolls between the tables, serenading the patrons as they dine on the regional specials. The management encourages clients to reserve seating at the weekends. As the popularity of the restaurant increases, it is becoming necessary to book ahead during week days as well. Sopraffino's is open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Saturdav and Sunday it's from S p.m. to I a.m. All sorts of social functions can be catered, including weddings. christenings, private parties and group outings. "The overall size of the premises makes it easily adaptabIV to a wide variety of social situations." says Carmelo, as he points out the different features of his restaurant. "We are building an outdoor patio which will seat about 40 people and will allow them to enjoy dining out of doors." Carmelo is married to Mary and they have three children. Ile has put all his lifelong experience into making Sopraffino's a success. The secret has been hard work seven days per week — along with a vision of providing good food which appeals to a wide cross-section of the people in Oshawa. By adding a relaxed atmosphere, he is assured he will reach his goal and make his restaurant a landmark for those dining out in the region. We were here before Pickering had: a shopping centre, , police station, "Go" transit, Bayly St., the Nuclear Plant, an indoor ice rink, traffic lights (& traffic). urant SANG//j., p,R O UNO _SINCE 6S And when you could: swim in the lake and eat the fish you caught, pay 400 for > T= • a burger (at the Big M), knew everybody in town = y 965 -1991 and could dust hang around. A Tradition of Quality Value & servke PICKERING'S best food value for over 25 years 4 at 774 Liverpool Road South 839-5758 Carmelo Albis, chef -proprietor Z- P8 The Weekend Bay News, March 13,14, 1S, 1"2 oo�mmj x Aw YLr) Z o0 C6 co Noy �2 O .ca C Q czcz m oUco �L_ cr • CL ca Y � �` � # iii • Z M � , 1 l _ - C F . -t � . ,' , � Imo+ a • fy 'o s ti • �� �. �.. LV F Go � • r ` � 1 (us � � cd�us�► •• •ow • ` ��' �'�'., 18110tl11H0 p • •• IN The Weekend Bay News, March 13, 14,15,1992 P9 TRACKING THE EDGE 950 s/n Image size: 20 x 24 1500s/n Image size 241`_ x 34 OUT OF THE ICE & SNOW 1500 s/n Image size: 19 x 32 IN THE ELM - RED SQUIRREL 1500 s/n Image size R x 23 WINTER'S THAW - CANADA GEESE 1500 s/n Image size: 16 x 31 TASTING SPRING 1250 s/n Image size: 13 x 19 AFTERNOON I1GFfr . YOUNG COUGARS 950 s. n Irruge size 19 x 26•'t LIGHT do MIST - TRUMPETER SWANS 950 s/n Image size: 16 x 32 Also available (bw not putxrrd): Gold on the Rose, November light - Grizzly, Sharpening Place - Cougar, After the Rain - Blue Heron, Tundra Song - Wolf, Into the Mist - Bald Eagle. ABOVE TIb1BERLINF - GItEY WOLVES 1250 s n ,rnage size 191/2x29 Featuring: ' Having Your Prints is A short slide show on his work Personalized: • Original paintings of + You are welcome to bring any framed Face Off - Polar Bear, or unframed prints you already own of Good Place - Wolves, Terry's (regardless of where purchased) & Watchful Eye - Snow Leopards to have personalized. -will be on display &for sale.•Framed prints will be personalized on - Over 40 framed prints will be on h p rvd Y` the glass with a special permanent pen display for viewing & for sale. (removable with a sharp blade) &can +`' Advance preview & purchase at the _. be titled, dated &double si ned. g gallery from March 5 th until the show. • Unframedp rints can be titled and/or 1 + Refreshments will be served.a personalized. UPCOMING SHOWS: Laura Berry in person, Saturday March 28th, 1992 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm O1A 77-_ TUY__S___� t lk Visir Mary, ar the Northern R.ondm Art . Gaerq in Oshawa. IN %ji'}:j.::{i;if i}n�i:`i:?�`ii✓ '�fj`f•` i r.Z -__� Sunday, A- March arch 15, 1992 s , Preview 12:00 Noon _ -- Auction 1:00 p.m. Don Beere Arena For more 940 Dillingham Road, Pickering 83 0aa Featuring Today's most important Artists A.J. CASSON ROBERT BATEMAN CARL BREYDERS TRISHA ROMANCE BEV DOOUTTLE JAMES LIMBERS LAURA BERRY DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL EVENT!! FRAMED Pful Is S BY "Krilamy Evening" by Brent Townsend "Lake Crossing by Brent Townsend "Intens� by James Majury "Satin!" bir Bev Doolittle `Clan of the Raven by Robert Bateman Assorted Prints %i-om A.J. Casson Ratinwn Edition Ontario se � Seri" eiRldsy Sum ri ��" t� I The Weeltend Bay News, Mwcb 13,14,15,1992 P11 Step up to bargains with Florsheim shoes hile penny loafers may not be in style anymore, many >`'<< people still pinch their pennies when it comes to buying shoes, says Sharaine Benincasa of Florsheim Express Outlet in Whitby. Shopping for savings is fashionably in style these days as most people continually search for quality at an affordable price. Florsheim Express Outlet is tailor-made to fit today's tight budgets. "People nowadays are really becoming bargain hunters with the way the economy is," Benincasa said in an interview. "Who wants to spend, say, $100, if they can get something for less?" For the sake of a few minor, almost imperceptible flaws or for a shoe that is considered end -of -line, shoppers can save between 10 and 60 per cent on Florsheim quality shoes at the Whitby outlet. Subtle flaws in these shoes could include such things as an insole that doesn't go all the way to the toe or a minor color variation on the paint used on a shoe sole. "They're just minor little things," Benincasa says. End -of -line footwear means exactly that. These are the shoes no longer carried by Florsheim's retail outlets — many of which may only be styles from a year ago. The Whitby Florsheim clearance store is one of six locations in Ontario and Quebec. It opened in December and features more than 3,500 pairs of men's shoes. "Everything we have is on the shelf," Benincasa said. "What we have is out there. There's nothing in a stockroom anywhere." Styles range from casual to dress shoes and from sizes six to 15 in B to EEE widths. "We're basically a self - serve location but we also give personal service," she said. In addition, Florsheim Express Outlet also carry regular -priced current styles that are featured in Florsheim's other retail stores. While the bargain outlet only sells men's shoes, women's styles will be added sometime in May or June. In addition to regular advertised specials, the Whitby store also features a number of non -advertised deals every week. "We've got specials going on all the time that we don't advertise," Benincasa said. Florsheim shoes are noted for their quality. The American -based company has been in business for FLORSHE Style 82637 QOswa• F& 1 I a,Nw sT OWN. Na za torte wa sr. � Qatar L=MnwN rsi HAM. 4" t NOW vv 49An 6-15 B - 3E IME HOURS: Monday thm Wedramiq 9W am. - 6:30 p.m. Thtt WW 8 FrWay VA a.m. - 0:00 pm. . Sahwdey 9:00 am. - 6B0 pm. 1 ' KUWOOD PARK PLAZA 1801�Dundas Street East 72:1-9829 E Wbltby 416(1� c more than 100 years and is among the top quality manufacturers in the world, according to Benincasa. beginning of the year but things have really picked up since then," says the Whitby store manager. Vie Florsheim Express Outlet manager Sharaine Benincasa gives her personal attention to customer Tony Volpe at the store in Kendahcood Plaza, Whitby Space constraints dictated that the company's Canadian stores should attempt to retail its less -than -perfect products. "With so many stores the company literally had a warehouse filled with shoes,' Benincasa said. The store opened in December and has since enjoyed steady popularity among the shoe -buying public. "Business was a little slow at the In addition to discounted substandard, end -of -line and regular men's footwear, Florsheim Express Outlet also sells shoe accessories like polish, sprays, protective finishes and 100 per cent horse hair brushes. The store is located in Whitbv at 1801 Dundas Sc. E., Unit 24, in'the Kendalwood Park Plaza. 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";; f it's the lilt of Irish laughter you're looking for, you71 find it all and more at Ajax's Kerry Inn — whether it be the smiling faces, familiar greetings or the drink (alcoholic or non) waiting, already poured, to be claimed by the "regulars". Newcomers love the Kerry Inn. It's the kind of place where you will find "no strangers, only friends you haven't met'. That's the kind of philosophy the Belfast trio believes strongly in. The trio? Why, they're the three brothers who own and operate the Kerry Inn, of course. That's Bill, Colin and Victor McCullough — one outdoing the other in good looks and hospitality. Victor and Bill can be found at any time, manning the bar and socializing with regulars and newcomers alike. Colin, a pastry chef by trade, can be found in the kitchen. There he is no stranger, having worked in 5 -star establishments — Four Seasons Yorkville, Sutton Place and The Bristol Place Hotel to name a few. Standards at the Kerry are very high. The brothers feel no one but the owners themselves can keep these standards. No matter what time of day you drop by the Kerry for a coffee, lunch or a drink, you'll find at least two of the brothers to greet you. Tuxedoed staff greet you at any time. 0 ...presents But don't get the wrong impression. At Kerry Inn the atmosphere is one of friendliness and casual comfort. It's not unusual at lunch hour to find "the girls" or business people alike chatting over homemade soup — or even find a few toddlers in the crowd. Grandparents are there too, as comfortable as the rest. In fact, many regulars have introduced their families to the Kerry. English, Scottish, Irish and Durham born enjoy the comfort of Kerry Inn's traditional Irish breakfast on Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 1 pm. There's black pudding, peameal bacon, sausage, soda bread, potato bread and eggs. If your style is more Canadian, you will be catered to Canadian — no questions asked. Although the Kerry Inn is themed Irish, its entertainment — like the clientele — varies. Thursday through Sunday will bop you, rock you, lull you, and sometimes all three. Some nights you will simply just want to dance the night away. Kerry Inn is celebrating its third anniversary March 14. Irish -toned hospitality and Par 3 — one of Ireland's top cabaret bands — will be there to help kick off St. Patrick's Day...a wee bit early. And so, me son, if you're looking for a place to call home on Saturday the 14th, drop by the Kerry Inn at %7 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood in Ajax. rermere arehoof sanvem-only biends you haven't nser. rPAR 3' - Jze6n&s %re nm Cabaret Bond ' bum - Saturday March 12,13,14 9 p m. -1 axL 3ed.wnaryCd&radmon yC 1992 Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with US!! Pat Morris N_ mime Begii n 200 p.m. on Mar. 17thA, Ain 428m879OF1,1111r.. WU Comedy has them laughing at Stage 9 kXXXomit Rob Trick.,i I bring .:: his <> o utr. goo�u.s act to : Stage 1Virte 1 12. Equipped With `a bodge podge 0fgrope, Rob's zaniness quickly gots the audience "in th'e::rizood". Trick, a past winner of the Labatt's Crystal .Comedy Pageant, is an excellent mime ;;artist. .His' impersonations range from Mulroney to an, aging Michael Jackson. , Sharing the -spotlight Ys talented, funny Stewart Francis. You've seen him on the radio, heard hien on TV and someday you'll even see him on TV. Covering topics we like to talk about, Stewart will have you holding your sides, fronts and backs. An all around funny guy. Stage Nine is again proud to present the sassy, irreverent talents of four very funny ladies. The ,:$how is headlined by comic- a.etress-singer Lynette Louise. fihis <multi faceted lady is a natural, all-around entertainer who easily w+arnts to the audience and viEce-versa: Sharing centre stage with Lynette are Tsara Shelton, Rita Litwin and Carol Lempert. ...Show dates are Sunday, :Mar. 15, Mar. 17, 24, 31 and April 7. Show times :are 9 - :1. Bring, a crowd, come alone. They'll have :you laughing off the edge of your seat Don't for get at ::Stage Nine is Amateur Nite. .Show off your talent. and be eliiAle l`or cashpprizes. ,;• Xvery �Yriday and Saturday dine and dance to the mellow sounds of Bill Diel and Jocelyne. The Weekend Bay News, Mar¢b 13,14,15,1992 P13 Great rock and roll Weekend he Purple Onion in Oshawa kicks off another great rock .......:::::. and roll weekend with Guns 'N Roses tribute band Dust 'N' Bones this Saturday night. Special guests Rogues Gallery will also be on hand. Sunday night features another talent showcase with Q -107's Al Joynes. All bands and musicians are welcome to take part in the Sunday night jam. Past performers who've appeared have been invited to open for many of the Purple Onion's feature shows. So come down and audition. If you like Rockabillv, then be sure to mark March 21 on the calendar. The Tiger Sharks with Lone Star, whose latest recording was produced at Sun Studio in Nashville, will appear at the Onion to unveil their forthcoming album release. Q-107 presents L.A. Guns and The Electric Love Hogs on March 20. This will be an exclusive Durham Region appearance to promote their latest release Hollywood Vampires. Q-107 will rebroadcast the show at a later date. Rock Report hosts Rockin' John Derringer and Steve Warden will be there to introduce the bands and give away prizes. On March 27, the Q-107 Morning Zoo presents Homegrown contest winner Rita Chiarelli. On March 28, B.M.G. recording artists Bighouse take the stage. .Back by popular demand, Metal Queen Lee Aaron lets her body rock at the Onion on April 3. Look for the Purple Onion's new ticket outlet at Compact Discovery at Harwood Avenue and Highway 401. For more information call 428-0119. p'- P14 MW Weekend Bay News, Mares 13,14,15,1992 Reductions at Manufacturer's ariety is definitely the spice of :. life at Manufacturer's Drapes '< and Blinds. With spring just around the corner, loads of toppers and comforter ensembles are drastically reduced in price to make room for new arrivals. The store stocks a wide variety of ready-made and ready -to -hang valances, sheers, drapes, verticals and rollershades. They come in a rainbow of colors — from soft pastel blues to dark greens, floral and modern abstract prints that are dramatic and vibrant. There are more than 40 print stiles to choose from in comforter ensembl,•�. Mith matching toppers, drapes and table cloths. If Manufacturer's Drapes and Blinds don't have exactly what you want in stock, then they'll custom -make it in any style or size within two weeks. The store also offers a free shop -at- home service where customers can examine samples of verticals, venetians, rollershades, pleated shades and fabrics for custom-made drapes or window coverings. At-home representatives will measure windows and give prices and advice on colors and styles. It's a time to take ad antage of the sayings and the wealth of choice. while quantitir-s last. a.. -+ss o�e Fernando Cunha and Rose Amato at Manufacturer's [)rapes and Blinds DON'T BILIT*411<410 This Sale ENDS SAT, March 14th. -comforter Bch Pleated Sheers ensembles ....... .� white - x $"95 { 99 hu*adm 9iht4z2 ,a a%A-_ viava L3Li iiVLVJL .i ,} .�,�ng �.�420-8966 Lower �Taws-Centre ;. Down From Sears 0 , Region artist has exhibit at Pickering Library . T� weep B'" Nem M 13,14 15, 1'n pis By CN011 w PendyicosK holds a specialist degree in Art many art shows. She has been "Watercolor is harder to work her only regret is she doesn't DHS oo-op student bion. Interprets in juried shows (when the artist with. It's more challenging have as mtxh time to paint as Durham Region artist Donna In 13 years of painting, "My paintings don't always submits two or three paintings to because if you make a mistake, she would like. Griffen -Smith is holding an Griffen -Smith attended look exactly like the subject, a judge or juror for them to you can't change it," said "Whenever I plan to spend a exhibit of her most recent numerous seminars, weekend because I put my interpretation choose which painting will be Griffen -Smith. weekend painting, something paintings at Pickering Central workshops, night classes and of what 1 see into my painting," shown), sob exhibits and group She's been trying to organize comes up and I don't get a Library until Mar. 28 during watercolor classes. she said. shows as well her own art shows since she chance." library hours. Griffen -Smith is a realist Griffen -Smith's love for the It was about six years ago gained enough confidence to Griffen -Smith's advice to Griffen -Smith is a self-taught artist. That is, she attempts to Canadian countryside provides Griffen -Smith changed from oil frame and show her work. aspiring young artists is: "Take artist. She studied visual arts at paint landscapes, wildlife, birds her with constant inspiration. painting to watercolor. A Grade 7 and 8 art teacher classes from as many artists as Trent University, University of and wildflowers as she sees Throughout the years, for the S.A. Cawker School in you car:, and work hard at your Toronto, York University. She them. Griffen -Smith has been part of Harder Port Perry, Griffen -Smith finds art." The Pickering Town Centre VVI I Invites You To Come $.1000 Onstage To Show FASHIO'N Your New Spring Look WARDROBEl' In Fashion,i A A Fashion Event Where The Models � Are Everyday People! 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To help with the It is easier to determine sound selection, PSB Speakers, a differences when you are Canadian speaker manufacturer, listening to music you are has produced a useful guide that familiar with. outlines steps to take when "Be a comparison shopper," shopping for speakers. recommends Pat McKeever, The most important Manager of the PSB Division. characteristic of a speaker is its If possible, compare Canadian quality of sound — so pay speakers known for their " 1-11.,vu w ,1vw yvuz ulu5lc excepilonal value agalnsl THE MORE YOU NEED TIE MORE YOU'LL SAVE awl . THE MAL TIIMIDOMrs _411k 1 i sTiwLEY SfEEI. , MRYLATED DOORS "SPRING IIV,S'TALiATION SPEQALS" V ROWS • DOORS SUN BOOMS PYTM MMM SUPPM W. w i NOW 975 Brock Rd. S. Piclaring 13111MI[IF oR 42M 88 . -eoo� -segs � MROUR myntoom WHicH APpumcc o UsE THE MosT HoT WATER IN YOUR I- omE? Of cooese, your eloeb washer said db6wbeeI They represent one-tkb d of A the lot water used in your Mme. And, as waattr hating is the sec- ond lamest energy user and accounts for up to 20% of your energy bill, it's important to know how You an we these appliances more efficiently and sane on your energy use. 1AUN 1L IRfa n AOR YOUR APPiUUM.- CJ" MiB WASHERS * With today's synthetics and detergents you can wash clothes is worm or cold water and shlse in coil. If your washing machine has a snag load attachment and water level controls — why not use them. # Re Kwe and clan yam washer's agitasor, as indicated by the nuundacttoer, once a month. Clean the Man of both water hose inlets on the back of the machine once a yeas Wait for a f A load brine a canning your Ashwashm Rune tg two half Iwds can use twice as y much enew as a fug Ion& Lift short cycles when you have easy to dean loade. 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Experiment with the placement of your speakers in the room — and dori t expect a clear vibrant sound if your speaker is hidden behind the sofa! Some general rules of thumb are to position speakers eight to fifteen feet apart and angle them toward the place you will be when listening to your music. Stereo sound quality diminishes if speakers are facing each other directly — so don't set them up kitty corner to each other. So remember, the trick to burying the best speakers for you is to listen carefully and trust your personal judgement. Treated wood saves trees Members of the Canadian Institute of Treated Wood (CITW) have announced a program to govern industry activity pertaining to environmental and ecological protection. The 26 -member trade association, representing the treated wood industry in Canada, has always been concerned with forest conservation, noting that proper use of pressure treated wood has strong environmental benefits in that it helps preserve our valuable forest resource. The CfiW environmental statement is issued in response to growing public concerns about the use of pesticides and toxic chemicals. p THINK SPRING SALE � MARCH 7th. - 21st. WE BELIEVE IN SERVICE WE BELIEVE IN VALUE. �P . PAINTS k COATINGS FILI �NTsT NG slo■ AINT A E X �A >••' FIN [tlOaz TE XX �... ids FROMM*- - Plars s tam i LF111sA 4L � $28.89 'r:'$18.04 �- XM-47 &MW Colours SNgh ft Extra. WALLPAPER 3W Off ,AN hook onbm 1111'.10M $arr vuls" Rd oft 41r/ Off r 10 L M WARM ME 7 11 1 MINIS , V1 Keyless access goes residential You will never again have to aging you may be carrying. includes five different series worry about lost or misplaced The Series 6000 can be which are trusted in security - keys. 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What diminishing resource to be used to be a popular saving fostered and carefully used. could soon turn into a world Even though we in Canada wide reality. Sah water accounts are blessed with abundant for 98 per cent of the earth's resources — some 25 per cent water resources. Of the of the world's freshwater supply remaining two percent, much is lies within Canadian borders — ground water or frozen in the water conservation is becoming globe's two polar ice caps. equally important to energy + FAST -LINE ■ THREADED PRODUCTS LTD. 91 STATION STREET, UNIT *6, AJAX, ONT. LIS 3H2 TEL.: (416) 619-0350 FAX: (416) 619-0352 MARCH RENOVATION SPECIAL DRrSCKM FEATURING sxl High Quality Metal 32 t' $1. Calm enoeSae19 14 rs Assortment Trays �sRaga 991 Everyday low prices on a wide variety of nuts, bolts, woodscrews, `! metal screws, construction •as!eners and assortment trays. �M Sales Counter: Monday -Friday " p.m. J -fid Saturday 8 a.m. - noon. OPEN TO PUBLIC � ' old plumbing conservation. Twenty per cent of the electrical energy used in the home goes toward heating water. Wasting hot water is just like flushing dollar bills down the toilet. Fortunately, leading plumbing supply manufacturers, like Moen Inc., are quick to respond to new conservation challenges. With the help of new technology, the result is not only a more ecologically compatible system, but a better shower too. Faucet or tap technology has come a long way in the last decade. The days of worn out rubber compression washers are fading fast. When turning off a faucet that has a washer, it is necessary to push against the water pressure before the water will turn off entirely. All Moen faucets are washerless. The washerless technoiogy uses a pressure -activated seal. When turning off a faucet, water pressze actuai!y works with you 'o sea: Cff the flow. Beca;:se -here s :ess .,f a st-..gg.e zyz.-s- Moen's faucets and shower heads are fully equipped with water flow restrictors in order to meet conservation requirements. Regardless of the water pressure, the flow will not exceed 11-1/2 litres per minute. Some older showerheads without the water flow restrictor can spew out over 40 litres of water per minute! That is an i,rmecessary waste of water that can be stopped with the simple installation of a Moen showerhead. Moen's energy and water efficient showerheads are a great exam,ple of less is better. Everyone knows what happens when someone flushes the toilet while you are :r the shower Yeow!! It's ca;led 'shoker shock". A product most consumers seem to be unaware of is the pressure balancing shower valve. A pressure balancing valve from Moen effectively prevents "shower shock". It is a mechanism which is sensitive to incoming water pressure. If, for example, you are in the shower and there is a change in the hot water pressure (someone starts the clothes washer) the pressure balancing valve will sense the difference in the hot water flow, and will adjust the cold water pressure accordingly, so the same water temperature is maintained. With a Moen press::re baiancir.g valve, you _a:. sc.. ay goo"s: ower Water and energy conservation gains haven't meant compromises in the fashion department. Moen faucets are available in a wide variety of shapes and finishes to suit all interior decor and budget requirements. Styles range from the traditional two handle type to the very avant garde single handled Wave faucet. So don't take your faucet or showerhead for granted. Get a Moen to save money and conserve energy. Moen Inc. back their faucets with an industry leading lifet'.me u,•a^ar. , agairst leaks and Grips Fc- more :..icrr at:o :z:. - rnC .;$39 1007 The Weekend Bay News, March 13,14,15,1992 P21 4 0 (28I2 sq. Ft.) PRICED I e pecial One Only 3630 sq. ft. $329500 74 ft. 10t - I 530 sc All clay brick exterior •2&2112 car garage • Woodburning fireplace • Your personal 7 custom changes • GST included • Walk to schools & Rouge Valley PAU IIKA - eed price -for your hom Meadowcife will give you a guarant A�- 77 7 �w RIMS Sbappwd Ave. 6-- 4 28 5 012 Sal" Office VQ- jk POW Hwy. #2 P22 'Itis Weekend Bay News, Mareb 13,14,15,1992 Furniture made to flt customer needs by John McGowan Centennial College jow-nalism intern ore than meets the eye! That would be an apt observation describing the Chesterfield Factory. The frontage does not give the impression of great size. But the truth is there's 10,000 square feet of space at 1650 Bayly Street in Pickering, dedicated to creating furniture in the old-fashioned tradition. There are several sides to this fami1v business, run by Lee and Willie Nowenski. Recently introduced classes in sponge painting and marbleizing, conducted L decorator Corinne Scholey, have been well attended. But the heart of the business is still that of manufacturing furniture to fit customers needs. "We can make modular pieces," says Willie Nowenski, 'that fit into unusual areas — hard to get into places.' All of the work is done to exacting standards. Frames must be hardwood — kiln dried ash or elm. Joints are glued and dowelled. There must be no metal or wood visible through the padded upholstery. The IYowneky Family at eke Che"tarfeW F4 (seated) W&w and Lae, rich children To The fabric has to be smooth, with matched patterns and lined skirts. "We are in the business of making real furniture, the way it used to be made, using the finest of materials," says Kerri, who looks after advertising, among other duties. She and brother Todd complete the family team which has been serving Pickering in this location for 12 years. Todd, a business degree graduate from Western University. has developed Ieeory on Bayly Serest in P".ri w inc&de" id and Kerri in the farnitnre nkowroonu. the computer accounting and inventory system. This is especially important in keeping track of the huge selection of fabrics which come from five Canadian suppliers. Even remnants serve a useful purpose. Antique lovers can often find just the right piece to refurbish their latest prize. The Chesterfield Factory will also do any necessary touch-up. With today's accent on recycling, re- upholstering plays a big part in the operation. For the customer this often means other home decorating changes. Alleviating the agony that often goes with decorating changes, the business offers a free mini -decorating consultation to people registering for sponge painting or marbleizing. Many people are excited with the results of sitting down with an expert to tie together paint chips, upholstery fabrics and drape material. "Putting things together is really what we're about," says Kcrri. "We want to make sure someone's dream becomes a reality." The extensive showroom with numerous room settings is also a help in this regard. A solid reputation built up over the years has made dreams become reality for numerous customers. Many of them have been referred by friends. Along with many local customers they hail from Toronto, Port Perry and Lindsay. Through the years the company has provided furnishings for office lobbies, restaurants, gym and country clubs. The Nowenski family takes great pride in everything they do. They provide outstanding quality with faster delivery than most other manufacturers. 7 - is a PREMIUM PUBLIC GOLF COURSE No Tournaments Gwen Sheridan, Manager Phone 427-7737 Fax 427-1611 27 Buaey L w, R.R.L. Pidternrng L I V Complete Banquet tic Tournament Facilities at AV14 . N G—.N Compliments of PICK - A - MIX CONCRETE LTD. 2890 Brock Rd. N. Pickering 683-6501 r DONUTS Tim Horton's 674 Kingston Rd. Pickering 831-1971 'Please donate to The Red Cross' Goligers Travel Pickering Town Centre OPPOWE DOW&IMON SToPM 420.3233 "We at Goligers Travel Support the Red Cross" PICTURES Pickering -Town' !Centre::- 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering ��31-5337 .,,we support the ti :R�d �ross� ,r PICKERING LINCOLN MERCURY Hwy #7 Kinsale (between Westney & Lakeridge Rd.) 686-2300 "Help build the Bank" 19&1tA i&v 0 8 1Wi01 t 1%.n r. t LAII)LA 477 Kingston Rd., PlIckedog 686-5002 Remember, you never know when you or someone you love will rleed the Red Cross. The Weekend Bay N ws, Mat+1c613,14y 15,1992 P-'2^3" FASSON �s CANADA INC. K 81 Dowty Rd. DESIGNER WCHENS A .ax M EST. 1963 L1 2G3 "OUR PEOPLE M4KE 686-0085 THE OtFFERiENCE" °only you Can make a 333 Kingston Road difference" At the Rouge Ravine 286-2222 The Canadian Red Cross Society M 0 f'L Thank you to the communities Aiax and Pickering for their outstanding support in our flower sales campaign. Of DO #AU with MCPAW 305 vkta b St E . 668-528 'Ybtix tes91e+iw a , 'AJAB V66-2 r OUR PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE PICKEF&M / AJAX 1560 KNIGSTM ftOAD 683-7777 831-2056 WHITEVALE GOLF CLUB 2985 Golf Club Road Whitevale, Ont. Llm&d rxmber of member- ships aWkbk for IM' Phone for information 294-9600 "Goff & Excersise improves yourJlood-CouttEe DdOfUlB > Toache 2 Simcoe St. S. t�-. P.O. Boz 800 OdtaMa, o tarlo UH ..-., 579.8202 "rbw Sk.16 a•r•�••Mr" Victoria Wood Development Corp. IM 1560 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ontario Atrium Olsae. Suite 309 420,3240 "We support the Heart & Stroke Foundation" _ NOW IN! "Tm Anne of Green Gables" Um " awaited limited edition print by Kati Barnhardt Print only - $175.00 Framed Special - $275.00 (reg. price $369.00) Canada Firm Art dr Frame ltd Pickering Team Cores. 831-1242 VILLAGE 6 PLYMM 9 HARWOOO AVE. SC AAAX, ONTARIO '."We support ti►iwt Red Cross" The Canadian Legion Ajax Branch No. 322 111 Hunt St. Ajax 683-2927 M'K DISCOUNT PAINT CENTRE 1798 Liverpool Rd., PWftir Plaza S.W. ComerryLiverpool 837-0317 PU Mw Weekend Bay News, March 13,14,15,1"2 'Mp 'QUALITY+LOCATION +PRICE AT BAYFIELD YOU'VE GOT IT! ! LOCATION -Only 50' & 60' lots (no townhouses) G UJARANTE 0 - - TRADE IN PL On yew pr= - a -= _ - See blesmar for mere detail �1 I .. _ jam•• Y t M;® —1 7 -17 177-1 --T-177 OUR "STANDARD FEATLIRES" THEOIVTARIO-s'�.q•R._$289•� PRICE ARE "EXTRA -ORDINARY" QUALITY 3,665 sq. - ft. for only STANDARD - custom bait fireplaces with heatilabrs a fresh air irMalke. STANDARD - upgrade broacbom and/or hardwood flooring STANDARD - cedar� mer trout doors STANDARD - CERAMICS ILES THROLC44OUT Lower Hanwa 3 KAclwn STANDARD - ALL ARCHWAYS FRAMED FOR FUTURE DOORS. STANDARD - POT LIGHTS IN KITCHEN & FAMILY ROOM. STANDARD - R20 insulation walls. R40 insulation roofs. STANDARD - solid oak hendraft and heaSTANDARD - custom shd vwal chaanoes Lpyo ngdutyPu t • > STANDARD - STAND-UP SHOWER STALL IN EtiSUITE. STANDARD - CASEMENT WINDOWS THROUGHOUT * ., STANDARD - brick, chimray 3 flue (not a metal verb. ' "' 3." STANDARD - 200 aammpp eledricalpan� wih breakers. STANDARD- CERAMIC BACKSPLASFI nV KITCHEN r STANDARD - all 2' x 6' exterior wall construction.•. STANDARD -colonial natural trim or series 800. - STANDARD - rough in oantral air oonditimodel OTHER HOMES FROM $229,900 STANDARD • ggrr use kitchen most models. STANDARD • VVHwfPOOL BATH IN ENSUFTE We'll guarantee STANDARD - all solid brick. no alum. siding. gu a your mor t�a�C payments. STANDARD - n AM/FM and intercom.Ed STANDARD - rough -in washerless taps. SEE SALESMAN FOR FURTHER DETAILS. STANDARD - rroauuggh n central vac. system. STANDARD - SKYLIGHT IN EACH HOME. We believe w1qLWftr0Waftty STANDARD - coloured mortar brickwork. STANDARD - REDWOOD GARAGE DOOR. A DIVISION OF MON CONSTR. LTD. TAUNTON STANDARD - REDWOOD FRONT DOOR. STANDARD - wet bar in most models. RATED (EXCELLENT BY �. _ LACEY DRIVE STANDARD - cold ceiadwrne cellar. Y THE O.N.H.W.P. STANDARD - day brick (nal calcite). ROSSLI1iN STANDARD - add oak dam• MONDAY TO THURSDAY 1-5 P.M. STANDARD - ben bay windows" SATURDAY & SUNDAY 12 - 6 P.M. STANDARD - 1 sinks. DUNDAS STANDARD - $ oaach lghta. Call 686-3611 STANDARD - roman tub. 566-3611 - HW. N EVERGREEN -SPECIAL 2877 S9- FT - $314,900 E VERGREEN-ALTERNATE DECORATED MODEL 2794 S9- FT' SOLD pRUCE II - 2985 S9- FT. S 319,900 $PRUCE II - 2985 s9• FT. S $339,900 DECORATED MODEL 9 .V WWI - MODEL 3726 S1• - .. r `.: 831-9269 '..MON. THURS. 1 PM - 8 PM CLOSED FRIDAY SAT. &SUN. 12 AM - 6 PM The WPP*db .d Raw N m a &44....k 1 A 1 d 1 e 1009 09 • OPEN STAIRCASE TO BASEMENT • SPACIOUS LAUNDRY ROOMS • MAGNIFICENT KITCHENS WITH LARGE PANTRIES • EXECUTIVE HOMES ON 50' TREED LOTS r IN PICKERING 'ASH' DEWRATED GST INCLUDED *7.9% 14 _ MORTGAGE INCLUDED 3 YEARS Coughn hOWU WHEN YOU BUY COUGHLAN YOU BUY QUALITY PLUS AN INVESTMENT P26 The Weekend Bay News, March 13,14, 15,1992 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HAIRSTYLIST with experience for established salon in Pickering. 831-3205 EARN UP TO $265.00 Work your own hours! Assemble stylish jewellery at homel Simple instructions. No sell- ing to do, ever! Into: Send a self addressed, stamped envelope to: ROLAN INC., Ext. 455, 4325 Stivelos Ave. W., Suite 225, wn Dosview, Ontario M3N t V7 '�BUYri 437AWw1, I ed Casting Aganeles I Oiit 11919i SNa�Fllartehl S�rrieN MORTGAGES - to 95% of properly value, some below bank rates, special- izing in pre -qualifying first. time buyers. Mortgages and loans for any purpose. All applications consid- ered, regardless of credit rating and income. Fast service and approvals. Ra yan Financial Ltd. 686-2836 Plckorlrrg or 571-2380, Oshawa NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? FOR BEST RATES CALL M.C.A. Mortgage Corporation Today If (416) 502-8800 r.15-13 Gen. SeMces AJAX Moving Systems - full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. Specializing in Durham Region. Now offering free boxes with move. Call. 427-0005 ASSEMBLE PRODUCTS AT HOME. GREAT INCOME POTENTIAL. CALL AMAZING 24HR. RECORDED MESSAGE FOR FREE DETAILS. (416) 501-0953 ExT. #9. HOME EMPLOYMENT DIRECTORY FOR SALE. Aro YOU...looking for a iob with high ad- vancement potential? Would you like to set your own pay? Do you Ike working with people? OLAN MILLS Is looking for youlf Call Dawn between 6-8P m. Monday -Friday For your personal interview. Call: 420-5883 Excellent pay assembling product$ for ov- ^ anufactur- are. Easy work at home. No experience. 1(Sot) 641.7779, E:t. 202. 24 ra including kli:.l Calms I WORK FOR YOURSELF! We offer you an opportunity ;c be self ernp oyed in our own business with no capital outlay! We Provide: :a low tension marketing system for attracting new clients :a full range of competitive products and services :attractive commissions and pproductivit)r bonuses plus a starting salary for qualified individuals. You Provide. :a sales, business or professional background with desire to work hard and succeed :heellpinngg people in the areas of savings and invest- menstrategies, tax and retirement planning, inheri- tance planning and charitable giving for more information call or write Stephanie Ellis or Don Cunningham Manulife Financial Suite 501 - Oshawa Executive Centre Oshawa, Ontario, L1J 2K5 1-416-728.7391 GRIM Manulife Financial Excellent pay/benefiu. Tramportation. (407)292-4747 x 3315 Toll refunded e 9 a. nit. to 10 p.m. Opportunities abound FREE WAN6 NO 06 190 %�i6a "In sMMMNM a Osfls Ma iM M RODGERS StSCHOOL -oasrA..sitiq ,t.a.aw..r7rsla.,obMjra..ea"61 ee • RtsltrY eeaftt 1 stay lestall$, • Dnp, •*+ISI t, $sales,. Toronto 769.3546 000 ANor9s Am B...om Jar» sueladt Greek DL) Odit 7854804411 • ttw FINiE 14064004MM Slmllisplillillw111111101116ped �� aWhewhead MODELS MODELS IN DOUBLE YOUR INCOME M 0 Models rtssded ImmedlattttNNNeyyyy All ages. all for up tnQassi4r1n1snts. o D Garbage removal, frandyman, O E no itUltii By WWRRO a N9 FAGOMTMfIM FM E L NS FROOM M FM CALL: 944-9343 L S $80 TO $145 / HOUR S MODELS MODELS © :>:-::Beat The Recession rig::, l u Earn An Extra Income. Fan between 1 I Dttryan Aran. S754140 per hoar 0 MOdels/AdOfra Needed © All IJr/et, all apBr We're an aoeney not a artol KIFree Tnlioisig ; AUNTRAU1A W&M" You sort on p40i-2�-ata Elia, rs an►10 pm Td reMetd amnio ralL i+venti �i► w of 0W taeUiliea and anal b aM arwwti am frtortstly, cam pial$ emw90. � A3M - Luxury atoll tlB, Zidslo wash - won 3 bodmmms. 2 car garage, red. room, fridge 6 stove $1050 a uiiiies. 0Pauline 282 AJAX -31 erioor4 hatllaood overdo, 2 bedrooms, 2 Momh 27 Furlhw��ft a11ar oonitltcI O Me, 1-4/6 (rwj ar 1.41672B -11E2 (tow) WORKING PERSON ONLY Bright large room in family fhciWas. ' $� all it I mil". Cal bt316e 3A74 after 7 pm. 839-8114 Retail office space for rent. Located in Pickering Village. Approx. 1440 sq. tt Ideal for retail - perfect for office use. Must be seen. Terms negotiable. Call 683-5156 Goods for Sale ! TELEP cmeattw Ckrt4ts Shop the Competition, :`ten see us for your best "uy. Free set up 8�� . -1491 CLARK -COTE - Animal cages for sale. 428-8086. 2 BICYLES for sale - good condi- tion. For 5 years - 7 years. 428-8086. RESPONSIBLE and mature MAN with a tnxk. Largo and Oil furnaces and d hot water small moves BaeerneM tank* - used $100.• each. and garage ckeanoute. Various electric motor*. Call Garbage removal, frandyman, 426.0025. SAVE THIS AD. Pete 431tti49. 1 lass. Olpottllm Re iM11063 iDEAL Pak Limited (direct DIVER atFIED ,rets?$ adreresirlQ} t+ae frarx:lre- RENOVATIONS es for *ale m Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, local confracbr and Bowbeck; le area. Train?nr�0g VA do Job r%ft I* first _ b per and ". P support mpadon Call 427 ZN6 for tnformrkon hardwood floors, ertch doors, kitchens, all - renovations, insured, I Dttryan Aran. ^www RESPONSIBLE and mature LEAKING TUBS S moth wit give tarrdeA so" dere for your chilb.n A..s.. SHOWER STALLS welcome. Church/Delanelr ..a PI*a.e d Law arca 95t . 1= i IeflOvafd d fi a fres MIC, lrics R LOWESTP F6 Call 1603 Clw*ew - 44,000 WnL. AM caeseaa lir Y �1�1dnor repairs. $075 2 Iwe nwasOn U CARS WANTILD $8 Top An �p0 *4swap ears. �1 sel a - * T�t $attTyNc * "s s * Acrylic file $15 * 1lanictlla $10 Call 427-9524 Tae retum� t' -no tell x prat�u�rtrr�s. F d _i26 0- - 4�ief5 dsT�vioi- Berme, Propree-i Till 420.1f3NY COAVAERCIAL RESKIENTIAL ISL Tudw rMllTialMICE wa4laawR apaiitp RglslsrN $tilt do seri"wer rr � s aid IIM a weras A $AMR mpa" ed isrtolra�rts, ptertwmtisltkq�ye.agr Sas 14 1 4�Ms• 005.11 • rM MW fall 9lsftw A-difieratol Itleda 839-5349 � 686-3577 • PaiMInQ � WESTHEY HEIGHTS DECORATING Professional Painting and wallpapering nterar/exterior. FREE ESTIMATES. 120 Ducatel, Aja3L Call 426.5035 INTERIOR and exterior paint. kv - 9�d pprn�ccN, good would For free edimates, call Mel at 576.6553(9030502) I I Real Estate OSHAWA - King/Harmony for safe by owner. 3 bedroom bungalow with 2 bedroom basement apantrnsn4 Central air. attached garage all appli- ances, 5150.000. Flexible financing. Mr.Greens. 420- 6345 WAltes Rd. / 401 - Prime loca_ tion, end units, close to ec"Is. GO, shopping. Wankout, Srtished basemen+$ 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. upgraded broadloom beaut- full maintained. 514:,000. Sa�,57s. CALL NOW! 839-8114 686-3577 (Oshawa/Whitby) :ell FAX YOUR AD 839-8135 I I Rat Estate j LARGE semi, on lake front street. 4 bedrooms, 1 t/2 baths, s"rig glass walkout to deck. must sell. Reduced to $119,900. Open house. sat.. =.4= Sone SL. OSHAWA, Kin—g-Ritson A2B Zoning, 3 bedroom, living room, dining room, attic, garage. $96,000. Take over mortgage. Call 725-1007 -- I Open Houses GM NORSE Mar. 14th & 15th 11 am - 4 pm 789 Edyewcoid Pk kerimy o Anlberlea 4 bdrm. detached home with central air, 2 fireplaces, finished rec. room, nnground pool, maty other features. $214,900.831-2228 for appt or directions. I I Nfstlos is SAT. MARCH 14th 10-4 P.M. Metro East Trade Centre Brock Rd. N. Pickering $1.00 Admission 60 Tables 447-2548 AUCTION SALE Sat. March 14. 10 am 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby We are selling LESLIE'S MUSIC STORE (dosed due — health reasons) plus the assets of PIPS b THE MAG PIE of Pod Hope klcludirrg 20 rrsw b used organs 8 pianos, (Hammond, Yamaha, Kawai) d Benches approx. $130,000 worth, accordions, 10 PC. walnut diner. Mah- sea wik chirta ca t PW - lour tables a chairs, buffets, cedar Meat, antique showcase. Large consignment frons new furniture slixei Including. sofas, lowsesis boxspMp t3 mattresses. gables, fabric„ exec. desk a credenza A chairs, cash «register GST, 3 dr wan, paper towels. toilet paper, plus much more. 1993 Grand Prix, 1984 Olds 98, 1989 CavalNr, 1990 Lumina APV, 1990 1Corsica, b los sold M NOTE TWE 10 an VIEWING: FRI. 1.8 pm Exceftlt Sale, Plan to attend dot L1 dailliorm 876.7560 609 READER i advisor helps with al problene, one visit was r� 44*MWW you. Old Eurcpean TIRES - 10,000 - Used and new. Installed and balarned• 42a4rr15 t t�NdNrs C1lOTATMN SEALED OIIOTATIONS will be received In the M ulrfdsirel ovidenby 3:00 pm. Local Time on the Spedaed dosing aMiATION 034* GRASS CUTIM IM -tea 11110 AT WJMAO sa" VEAIR �IM" V01iis90afttN �sd CLOSM DATE: TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1902 suctatlon documents w10 be And" km go The Lowest QraSlMon rest sR asosptsd. C�: 009 mods" RL What O � OilitSIle DOG TRS Affixas� SOBS ii .. •.a.a�c��Y a,..y l.cN3, IVIjamn 1J' 14, 1,' 17y6 YL / If you want the best deal in Oshawa, there's only one place to look. Introducing The Cornerstones of Harrowsmith. This is your last chance to join Coscan's award-winning community., And we're finishing in grand style! Discover this exclusive collection of only 48 homes, set on spacious 50 -foot lots backing onto open space or a tree -filled escarpment. Choose from 11 beautiful all-new home designs, including two charming bungalows, ranging from 1,388 to 3,066 square feet. Coscan quality is in every detail. Come see for yourself. There's nothing else in Oshawa that even begins to compare. . irF CORNERSTONES OF H.A.R.R.O.W.S.M.I.T. H _ "_ _ _ _ _ ._ :�does and �oedAntiaes �blecl Es e►, Wi&mt ft9&L GST iwddd to pnnUm Sales Office Haus: Monday to 'Ibursday, 2 pm. to a pat. Friday Closed Wkekends,11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Telephone 1(416) 7251181 RATED EXCELLENT BY THE NEW NOME WARRANTY PROGRAM NO STRINGS ATTACHED OUR `DRIVE AWAY PRICE' AT