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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBN1992_05_22M as Since its first store opening in 1982, WINNERS off-price shopping has been helping the Canadian consumer battle the rising cost of clothing the whole family. With 12 Ontario stores (three opening in the last month), now at Supercentre indoor mall at Liverpool Road and Highway 2, WINNERS plan 30 store openings over the next three years. A2 'nye Weekend Bay News, May 22, 23, 24,1992 t Ajax Public Library Get fit for Fitweek at Ajax Library During Canada's Fitweek May 22 to 31, visit Ajax Public Library for fitness information. Videos available include Maximum Potential: The Workout, Bruce Jenner's 29 ;Minute Workout, Running for Fun and Fitness and Tai Chi for Health. Videos may be borrowed for a 2 -day loan period free of charge. Books available on fitness include Change Your :Mind, Change Your Body by Suzy Prudden. This book features an innovative diet, exercise and affirmation program that shows how to transform yourself by listening to what your body tells you. The Exercise Exchange Program by Dr. James Nppe features a 30 -day exercise and diet program with 100 all-new, delicious low fat recipes. Other specialized work-out programs are described in books such as The Ageless Exercise Plan: A Complete Guide to Fitness After Fifty by Dr. Charles Godfrey and Michael Feldman; and Aquacises: Restoring and .Maintaining .Mobility with Water Exercises by Miriam Study Giles. Many other titles are available. Visit our information desk for assistance in finding other materials. Visit Ajax Public Library on Sneaker Day, May 22, wearing sneakers and receive a fitness bookmark. Participate in Challenge Day on Wednesday May 27. For more information on fitness materials or on other library services, call Ajax Public Library at 683-4000. Need help solving Ajax drug store robbery case Crime Stoppers and Durham Region Police are asking for the public's help in solving an armed robbery which occurred in Ajax on Tuesday, Feb. 25. At 3 p.m. the male suspect entered the Pickering Village Pharmacy, 24 Church Street S., armed with a pair of scissor-, or a knife. The male confronted the store employees. He ordered them all except one to he on the floor while drugs were removed from the cabinet. After the suspect received the drugs, he left the pharmacy. He ran to the back of the building and went over a fence to an auaiting vehicle. The suspect is described as male, white, 6' tall, 170 lbs.. 25 years old, curly black shoulder -length hair. moustache. lie was wearing a white stocking over his face, black leather biker jacket, blue jeans and white high -top running shoes. A suspect vehicle which may be involved is a 1977-84 light blue GMC full-size pickup With a white aerodyne top, commercial plates, first letter on plate *W". Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of this A Kitchen & Cabinet Manufacturer 0141 Complete Design, Planning & Installation CANADIAN OWNED CANADIAN MADE S" E To 60W6 - ON • STOCK VANITY CABINETS • SMALLER KITCHENS & DISPLAYS • ODDS & ENDS CABINETRY ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY MAY 23rd, 1992 *00 am - 00 pm Ajax suspect. Police need help in finding this suspect or receiving tips regarding any other criminal offense. Everyone can help by calling Crime Stoppers. Callers will be given a code number and not required to give their names, or have to go to court. The Crime Stoppers telephone number is 436-8477. That's 436 -TIPS. Constable Grant Arnold is the coordinator with Durham Region Crime Stoppers. He writes this article to help crime. — Editor Pickering Village Festival time is here June 13 The annual Pickering Village Festival June 13 will be a fun filled festival to begin the summer. An entertaining day of festivities since 1973, this year's festival promises to be no exception. This year marks the first collaboration between the businesses in the community and families surrounding the village. This collaboration is important in that it is hoped the Family Fun Day the festival has to offer will be the beginning step in uniting and creating a long-lasting friendship between the people in the community and businesses in the village. A hard-working committee was organized this year to make sure there were festivities to appeal to everyone. Volunteers were chosen from businesses and families in the community. There is something to be enjoyed by everyone. Country music will be performed by the band Ryder in the Courtyard, and a children's play by the Pickering Players. There will be Sweet Adeline singing by the Eastside Harmony chorus. Story tellers from the Storytellers School of Toronto will perform at the Four Winds Library. Hot air balloon rides will be watched over by a flightmaster. There's a craft bazaar and the Village Soccer Association tournament. Magician Jeff Snape will be on hand to thrill the crowd with his fascinating slight of hand. Children will be able to learn how to make small puppets from the puppet show. The Toronto Banjo Band will be there to perform. There'll be a party under the stars with the music of K*MAC in the Courtyard. For the children there will be a coloring contest and games where participants will win a prize everytime. The Toronto Banjo Rascals Band shall make an appearance. There will be a pancake, breakfast. The Ajax/Village Minor Hockey Association will hold a speed pitch. There will also be an endangered species presentation by a group called Speaking of Wildlife. A beer tent will be set up where people can quench their thirsts. St. George's Anglican Church holds a Fette and the Pickering and Village seniors luncheon. There will be a Village Arts and Crafts show and a parade to beat all parades. For more information contact Mary Critch at 686-8022. IMAGINE... ,Havingthe s you space need I& want.l.. With an "Kilpatrick Addition" oAny size addition - including 2- storey *Also - Decks, fencing, roofing, windows and doors KUATRICK CONSTRUCTION •Established in AjaxlPickering area over 10 years •Free Estimates •Workmanship Guaranteed 97 Church St. S. Pickering Village 428-8785 TLe VVadce .AMa 1 992 ; �7N 7-,�� A3 Oshawa General Hospital maintenance costs reduced, according to public schools will hold an organizational policy, or return the deposits. Ontario highways department. meeting June 1 in Whitby. Until they do, he's voting to defer dialysis services expand Anthony Daniel School The Quality Education Network claims to approval of their 50 -unit project on Dixie The Ontario ministry of health will The Durham ratepayers and parents — north of Finch. provide about $3 million to expand dialysis enters Canada exchange plus teachers who want adjustments made services at Oshawa General Hospital. to public school administrative structures to Pickering's in Ajax sweat– The hospital's hemodialysis program will Students at St. Anthony Daniel School in make them more representative of all Pickering were busy filling Discovery Boxes P it -out SlghtS be expanded to serve an additional 30 stakeholders in education. this past week. Students were putting � The Ajax parks and recreation patients and a peritoneal dialysis program together these boxes in celebration of The meeting will be held at 7:30 pm at department has a challenge for every will be added to serve 53 patients. Heydenshore Pavilion on Water Street. j resident in town. g Canada's 125th birthday. The boxes were Oshawa General will receive $2,443,599 Guest speaker is 1'largarete Wolfram, York filled with books videos local newspaper,,,, On Wednesday May 27, the countdown to in annual operating and $498,143 in one- tapes and many interesting thingstoell University professor of educational Challenge Day begins. It's a 1 -day mass time funds. psychology. about the school and its community writes participation event that allows Canadians This is part of the $15 million the For more information contact Pickering ministry announced to expand dialysis grade 4 student Adam Chitussi. ' representative Patti Charbonneau, 286 —and especially local residents —the services across Ontario to serve an Mrs. Gallagher's Grade 5 class sent its 2984. opportunity to show their support for Mrs. to a school in Surrey, B.C. Miss I healthy and active living. additional 235 patients annually. This Sternberg's Grade 4 class members sent Pickering council is using The day will also mark the 10th includes illi million in annual operating their's to Minnedosa, Man. anniversary of the challenge —the largest and $5.7 million in one-time funding. j Mrs. Daniel's Grade 2 class sent a box to its leverage participatory events in Canada. This year, . 1.6 million job On local Lethbridge, Alta. Mrs. Mahoney's Grade 2 Pickering council is apparently holding the Town of Ajax hopes to "out -exercise" class sent a box to a school in East Selkirk, up the approval of one subdivision plan Pickering, Guelph and Fort McMurray in highway Man. ffI from Landford Homes because some Alberta. Improvements worth $1.6 million to A bus courier is taking these Discovery I councillors are unhappy with a Landford Last year 62 per cent of A'ax residents Highway 12 north from Taunton Road in Boxes to the other schools. Students there policy in another subdivision. took part in Challenge Day This year will be able to explore a Pickering box Landford has a policy to collect ?750- organizers are hoping for an even better Whitby will create the estimated equivalent Anthonyaniel students are looking I 1,000 grading deposit in case they must do I res once. of 53 jobs for one year. y g � � g P � � P The contract awarded to Dagmar Con. forward to receiving a Discovery Box from additional grading on the roads in new All you have to do to take part is engage Inc. of Markham, involves repaving somewhere in Canada, so they can learn subdivisions. The deposit is returned to in la minutes of physical activity and Highway 12 north to Highway 7, including more about a community in this large homebuyers when the municipality assumes register with the Challenge Day "hotline' at the addition of turning lanes and entrance country of Canada. They should be getting the roads. 427-8811 in Ajax. and drainage improvements. these boxes before June 10, writes student Councillor Kip Van Kempen told council Among the organized events of the day The Lynde Creek bridge south of Adam. j he has received complaints from residents in will be Ajax Mayor Jim Witty's fit -walk. Brooklin will be replaced. The L nde 1 the Glendale 11 subdivision who have been Everyone is invited to stroll down Harwood P y Quality education is new in their homes three to four years and want Avenue with the mayor from 2:30 pm to Creek bridge in Brooklin will be improved.�S l their deposits back. 3:30 pm. Light refreshments will be served Work is scheduled to be completed by groupgoal The Glendale I1 subdivision has not vet compliments of McDonald's Ajax. tarty October. As a result of this project, A group concerned about academic been assumed by the municipality. Van Earlier a corporate challenge will take driving conditions will be improved and standards and achievement in Durham Kempen wants Landford to change its ; place at the Ajax Community Centre. so-**% A._ f Awen "J tat A CALL AS OFTEN AS YOU WANT! TALK AS LONG AS YOU LIKEt for only 4% PER ITS VJEM ah 64m rsroasu. .� wrt. aan cALa. aar .. W W . ti ATIONAL CC:)N4 4UNICATIONS R. SIDENTML CONEMBERCLAL SERVICES Call or visit your local Metrowide dealer at SAFE & SOUND, PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 795 -70f a._ I W A4 "W Weekend Bay News, May 22,23,24, 1M YMCA OF O purMAM A CHANGE _, 7.rnu�gr wctoN FOR W.O.W.nl ` >t The YMCA Youth Employment Service of Durham Region announces the return of a summer program, formerly known as W.O.W., for Pickering youth. Work Orientation Workshop (W,O.W.) has changed Its name to SUMMER STARTI SUMMER START is a YMCA program designed to provide a positive summer experience of per- sonal development and employment for youth aged 14 - 16 years old. Funded through Canada Employment and Immlgration Commission, youth can earn up to $850.00. Anyone wishing to know about SUMMER START can call Michelle Heald or Chris Dunn at (416) 427-7670. Dream homeinto'nightmare turns �- A Country ClassIc Getaway The quiet charm of a country retreat only 25 minutes from downtown Toronto and all major attractions. Country Getaway includes: Dinner for two in our Oak Dining Room • Overnight accommodation + Full Breakfast Buffet for two 4 tucJ10 t/, J ^ Per ro�rpldpw Wgbr, PJits6Ji taxa and g ar,ariu nor Mdad Ratf rubj to cbasge. Valid 7 days a week Limited to availability • 90 acres of parklands • Atop the Scarborough Bluffs Near all major attractions • Additional night at $75. including breakfast .�.For reservations, please call (416) 261-3331 201 Guildwood Parkway, Scarborough, Ontario M 1 E I P6 Telephone A16) 261-3331 Fax(416)261-5675 By Dan McLean Pickering Village resident Grace Blows admits the "dream home" she purchased on Duffin Street four years ago has turned into a nightmare. Only months after moving into the house, despite being assured by the town the area would remain residential, a commercial business was established next door. Now two sides of the home are commercial properties. Blows says a distress centre is being built at the back of her house. So it was a relief for the Duffin Street resident to hear her home was included among the Highway 2 properties redesignated for commercial use. Differences She had requested her property be included as an amendment to the town's Official Pian. A council committee -of -the - whole decision during a public meeting on April 27 — in Blows' words — allows her to protect her investment by having more options for its use. It will help to sell the property if she so desires. However, approval did not come easily. Many of Blows' neighbors turned ou: cur.�e p bi:c mee::ng :o are,:e the commercial use designation. Many, like neighbors Steve Illing, Denise Martin, Vera Knight and Alex Bionke, fear the commercial designation will lead to the eventual destruction of their residential neighborhood. Victim But during a committee presentation, Blows scoffed at the notion. She told her neighbors during a passionate presentation she is the victim in this situation — not them. "We're the innocent people who purchased 8 Duffin — now we're the victims," she said. That was our dream house. We planned to live in Ajax for the rest of our lives. We're prisoners in our own home." Besides an encroaching commercial component, noisy neighbors have been a particular problem since Blows moved into her Ajax home four years ago. Challenge She challenged committee members to trade homes, live there a week without experiencing a major disturbance, Blows said. 711 give them every cent I own in the world, and that's the truth," she vowed. Neighbors ! ice Denise Marin worried about :he res'der.t'.al one home was allowed to be designated for commercial use. Martin called Blows' house a very attractive home. "But if this is changed, where do we draw the line?" she asked, wondering how the town could refuse other applications for commercial uses in the neighborhood. Nervous Neighbor Alex Bianchi said despite including an amendment preventing access to businesses on Duffin Street, there would be no guarantees that the situation couldn't change. You can put it in writing but it can still be changed," he told the committee. "1 think you're naive to think property isn't going to be a problem in the future. Someone will apply for access on Duffin." "Our concern is you're going to change the character of our street a lot more than you intended to." Grace Blows may be the only person on her street who supports the Official Plan change — but she remains undaunted by her neighbor's objections. "Quite frankly I'm glad were included in the commercial (area) — whether the residents of Duffin Street like it or not." Spina bifida, hydrocephalus picnic May 23 Durham Chapter of the Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association of Ontario will be holding its first picnic on May 23 from 11:30 am to 3 pm at the Grandview Treatment Centre. The picnic is to announce that June is Spina Bifida month. The SBHA is trying to raise public awareness of Canada's worst disabling birth defect. Parents will be at the picric to answer any questions the public might have about spina bifida and hydrocephalus. For more information about spina bifida or the picnic contact Patricia Volar► at 839-7923 or [alga Temple at 839-7641. 716e Weekend Bay News, May 22,23,24, 1"2 AS ASPENi BOWMI a� S I LIMIT fts ()I%T ft]ENI 1E 1 • Why pay rent when you can own ANY HOME at Aspen Springs for just 51'f>, - as low as $5900 - down. Plus you get $5000 CASH BACK on closing and 2 FREE APPLIANCES. Come to Aspen Springs today and say goodbye to renting forever! $ ro 0% Af*& J"Ik: from as low as DOWN PAYMENT $5000 CASH TIACK ON M0VE,1N.1 Buy furniture, appliances or pay your legal & closing costs, it's your choice! 2 FREE APPLIANCES FREEHOLD TOWNHOMES FROM 1179 TNN Wghwy 401 to WavwrlMy Rd. Go North W*V*ft" Rd. runs Into Merlin Rd just north of the 401 and the smiles office Is Wrrletty on your Mft. 0 " nvey. z � RMOG Ax t1riMTMy OSNAWA Z t Q Q �OMWNVRIE rA a c CC >t Y CC � � W a i SALES m i z I E WMy. 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" Royaltyray:column Newest biographies arrive For lovers of Royalty, the new Tim Heald book Philip: A Portrait of the Duke of Edinburgh reveals Philip at work and play. By Linda Linton, Prince Philip has, for over 40 years, managed to tread the fine line Adult Services Co-ordinator between breezy informality and the obvious restrictions associated For fans of biographies, the following books have just arrived at with royally. the Pickering Public Library: The author was allowed unprecedented access to his subject, and Dame Daphne du Maurier is the creator of some of the most spent many hours with the Prince. He also talked with those who popular stories of the 20th Century, including Rebecca and The have known the Duke intimately over the years, including the Queen Birds, both of which became Alfred Hitchcock films. Mother, Princess Margaret and Princess Anne. In The Private World of Daphne du Maurier, we discover the The Lions Club pays the story of a writer whose private life was as colorful as her stories. expense of training teachers in a World and Ajax Lions celebrate with charity By Heather Gordon although, "Everybody there had PHS co-op student a lot of fun." The world's largest service Two thousand dollars was club organization is celebrating donated by the Lions to its 75th anniversary this year Ajax/Pickering Libraries for around the world and in Ajax. braille books and other related The Lions Club was founded materials. in 1917 in Chicago, Illinois, by lions -Quest Canada is a drug Melvin Jones. In 1920 the education program started in foundation became international 1988. when the [forts entered Canada. The Lions Club pays the The Ajax Lions Club began in expense of training teachers in a 1954, the Ajax lioness Club in drug program. Teachers return 1976. This once small club now to the schools to teach parents boasts 1.7 million members in and children. 170 countries. Each parent and child The two main projects of this receives an information kit. The organization are Sightfirst and program is divided into two age lions4Quest Canada. groups. Helen Keller, the famous Lions -Quest Skills for multiple -handicap woman, Growing is aimed at challenged the Lions in 1925 to Kindergarten to Grade 5 become knights of the blind in children. the crusade against darkness. The purpose of this program The Lions met that challenge is to bring together parents, and started Sightfirst, a 5 -year educators and community international program, in 1990. leaders to teach children about The hope of Sightfirst is to self-discipline, responsibility, raise $130 million over the five good judgment and cooperation. years. Lions -Quest Skills for This project supplies Ieader Adolescence emphasizes to dogs, white canes, eye glasses Grade 6 to 8 students the No for the elderly, money for Use philosophy attitude towards tdiabetic research and set up drugs. xliriics in their world countries. This program teaches w The Lions support the strategies for saying No to Canadian Institute for the Blind drugs. And Canine Vision Canada. This organization donates Ajax club president Jim Fair locally and internationally to lxplauts, "About 80 per cent of liners in unnewssary," and diabetes awareness, the goal is to "cure what the environmental issues, youth ;went situation is.* groups, the elderly, drug An Ajax anniversary dance awareness, the Salvation Army was held May 9 to raise money and to Aja Mckering General for Sightfirst. A disappointing Hospital for equipment and turnout resulted in the club n- breal ft even. dim Fair's presidential term is Too much competition was only one year. He will give the the reason, said dim Fair title to someone eke on July 1 { Ibu learn by you mistalkes,i, to continue the Lions' efforts. The Pickering Arts Council "TSneeds your help! For membership applications, donations or further information, write 25-1310 Flek!1401 Blvd. Pickering, Ontario Lll V 2Y6 _ ''l•flre `V�eeikend Bay S..;*f 2l, 23, 24; 1M Al Here we are given a very intimate and revealing picture of Rine Philip's lives — both public and private. MUSI�` W I - For music fans we have The Many Lives of Elton John by Susan Crimp and Patricia Burstein. For over 20 years Elton John has been a highly successful musician who is unlike the typical superstar. He is a confessed alcoholic prone to mood swings and depression. He has a bitter relationship with his father. His relationship with his song -writing partner Bernie Taupin has had many highs and lows. The authors, however, claim Elton John's life shows how real talent and determ4nation can overcome these obstacles and create a true star. Imagine a home overlookina a ravine a, 10'1. rayI A �. 3 -Bedroom Luxury Townhontes from 0 UTT40 900 YA# Includes GST f;sss,leat eta 'bMh FANTASY... A home of your own by a rarine—at an affordable price that fits your budget. The place of your dreams in an established neighborhood, with all the necessities of life close at hand. A home where you can raise your family in comfort. ...BECOMES FACT :. alY'g1 Pletosr Tawe CMMr�a Look no farther than The Gates of West Shore. a 3 -be&"= townhorwes Tian ❑i IA=A landscaping wah o � 1,179 square feet to 1,283 desifflwatedptay area square feet ' D ,Yomtsi flow sctwok day -cane -.0 Central aineoudidaning 'D 3 minutes from floe 401 p Built♦uu dishwasher ` p 30 minutes frau d~ntown . s: THE G ATE S f, v •ca• 60.05 rh Select ravine lots asaibble 7•ornwto ,. Z Turn yourfantasy into fact. Call The Gates of West Shore sales office now to reserve your new home. On-site financing is available. *To 537-5650 v AS nie Weekend Bay News, May 22, 23, 24,1992 ommunity Calendar is a regular feature on upcoming events. If <? you are a non-profit or community group Rend your announcement to The Weekend Bav .Veu!s, 1730 McPherson Court, Unit #18. Pickering. Ontario, 1AW 3E6. Deadline: Tuesday noon. Bargains, benefits, benevolence galore.' DENTS THE; IDEA PLACE in the Home and Design Centre is holding, a seminar on Caring for your Spa on May 21 from T to 8 pm. There is a $i registration fee. For more information and registration call the Idea Place at 427-4332. THE: IDEA PLACE in the Home and Design Centre is holding a seminar on the latest in alternative energv on Nlav 23 from 1 to _, pm. =e r7o e cwwtad 8310-8114 • 588-3577 FAX 830-5135 Publisher:._........._._.._...........Duncan John Weir ' Editor:......_._.__..,._......., Harold E. Blaine Director of Advertising: ..... ._.........Gail Jennings Retail Sales Manager: ------ _ ...............Paul Gravel . Special Features Manager:... -.......Yvonne Lewis Chief Photographer:.........__._......James Yorke 130 McPbrwn C010114 Unit 18, PzA"vtg Ontaro L 1173E6 The seminar is presented by Glen McKnight of NECA. There is a $5 registration fee required. For more information and registration call the Idea Place at 427-4332. THE COUNTY TOWN SINGERS' Grand Night for Singing is May 23 at 8 pm, at the Seniors Activity Centre. 910 Liverpool Rd. South. A silver collection will be taken to support the County Town Singers. For more information call 420- 5049. NEWCASTLE. HERITAGE 'WEEK is May 23 to 31. Celebrations be6n Mav 23 with a short opening ceremony at the Administrative Centre on Temperance St. in Bowman%ille. followed by a great parade. It ends May 31 with the second annual Environment Fair at the Recreation Complex in Bowmanville at Ilighwav 2 and Region Rd. 57, (Martin Rd.). Enfield CCW annual Country Quilt show is May 23. Great Pineridge Kinsmen again present their Bike-a-thon May 31. Christian Prayer Breakfast is Mae, 30 at the Iron's Centre in Bowman%ille, where the guest speaker will be the well known sports figure. Paul Henderson. An old time 'tea totallers' dance is at Tyrone Community Hall May 28 complete with old time lunch. Bowmanville Museum offers walking tours of the picturesque core areas of both Orono and Bowmanville. Other events include fireworks at Orono on May 30, Corporate Raft Race and Company picnic, Courtice Carnival, Tyrone Spirit Day pre -spirit day event, Newcastle Lion's Chicken Dinner, Newcastle Family Connection's Mobile Teddy Bear Clinic, Brownsdale Community Pancake Breakfast, Fire Department open house, Bowmanville BIA event, Antique Show at Orono, window decoration competitions for Bowmanville, Newcastle and Orono merchants, and an old time Fiddle and Step Dance evening. ADI ;LTS 55 AND OVER are invited to the Seniors activity Centre (910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering) on Friday from 7, to 9:30 p.m Those interested in an old time music band. listening to music, playing darts, shooting pool, playing cards or socializing are welcome. It's free. The centre is open every Friday, excluding holidays and scheduled special events. For more informtion call 420-4621, ext. 2078. THE. IDEA PLACE at the glome and Design Centre is holding a seminar May 30 on how to install hardwood flooring. It's from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The seminar is pr"- -nted by Goodfellow Flooring. For more- information and registration call the Idea Place at 42--1332. THE: GAS AND STEAM ENGINES will whistle to life, and springtime chores 19th Century style will be performed by the costumed staff at the Pickering Village Museum Steam Up and Opening May 31. The Port Perry and District Old Time Fiddlers Club will be entertaining visitors. Actor David Moms of History Comes alive will be portraying William Lvon MacKenzie and Sir John A. MacDonald on the front porch of the General Store. The historic village is 3 kilometres east of Brock Road on Highway 7 at Greenwood in north Pickering. THE QUALITY EDUCATION NETWORK OF DURHAM REGION meets June 1 at 7:30 pm at Heydenshore Pavilion, Whitby. Guest speaker is Dr. Margarete Wolfram, professor of educational psychology on the topic "Where do we go from here?" For more information call Patti Charbonneau at 286-2981. SUNRISE; RECREATIONAL YOl'TII GROI'P. a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of recreational opportunities for developmentally handicapped youth, presents a benefit concert featuring Canadian recording artists Blue Rodeo in Oshawa at the Purple Onion June 3. Tickets will be $15 in advance, or at the door, and are available at Sunrise Records (Oshawa Centre), Star Records, Shirt Shack (S Points Mall), Dise K Dats. Compact Discoveries and at the Purple Onion. Proceeds sponsor youth to this summer's Sunrise camps and will help to run the Sunnse Soccer League. AJAX PI RLIC LIBRARY offers free, drop-in storvtime program, for children. Join the fun with stories, poems and fingerplays Saturdav June h at the Main Branch 10:30 to 11 am. The theme will be 'Rugs" Visit the Village Branch library for storvtime on Saturday June 20, 10:30 to I I am. Parental supervision is required for the drop-in storvtime programs. Call the library for more information at 683400. C/ 00 Somewrwre 18,41 Tle"Mce 1 1st Anniversary Sale - 1 DAY ONLY! Best Kept Secret in Townl Saturday, May 23rd/92 UP TO p,J OFF - Come Help Us Celebrate Our First Anniversary 91 Ryla_nder Blvd p SAl Ic rlboro gb 72-X-5400 T Computer by Glen Konorowski uying a computer for the first time can be one confusing proposition. Today's computer advertisements may seem to read like another language. Terms like RAM or ROM and Megabyte seem to pop up over and over. I have to admit even I get confused every once in a while, and I have been around computers for a long time. To help me straighten out that "other language" format used by computer sellers, I contacted the staff of Redbaron ( 1991 ) Computer Services. They agreed with me that no matter who one asked about computer terminology, one always seemed to get a different answer. The first part of any computer advertisement is the power rating. On IBM or IBM -based clones (about 80 per cent or more of computers sold today), it is referred to by numbers like 286, 386 and 486. The number refers to the chip used in the computer. In simple terms, the higher the number the faster the computer will process the data you give it. Almost all of the computers sold today use a 386 chip, as most of the new programs need a good dose of power to make them run. So if buying new or used and to be ready for the future, at least get a 386. To let the computer work a program it needs memory. This 'working" memory is Tide We&end Bay News, May 22,23,24, 1M A9 • st►3c:: �•;�" ;,:a.. - .. _r ate¢-��..c:3 .... .., .Y:t.• .:t:+vsrs�,�z:r�S;a� ar on isn't all that complicated J g p sated referred to as RAM (short for Random screens varies, so they are referred to in memory of color is stored in slots or ports in Access Memory). I levels of VGA or Video Graphics Array. I the back of the computer. Here the computer holds the program I Most new computers have an "S" for Super ! These ports also hold a few other things while it is being processed. The term used _ for this memory is MB or Megabytes. " o =c A megabyte is one million bytes. It takes O eight bytes to show this letter "K", so you can guess how many bytes it would take to write Lill* ,,,r,, i ,• this story. Today one needs a bare minimum of at least 1 MB of RAM to run any new programs. Again, more is better. So 2 to 4 MR will run much more comphcated programs. To store a program inside the computer one also needs memory. This eliminates the need to load your program into the computer 'M every time you wish to use it. This permanent memory comes in the form %Ai,_ of a NDD or Hard Disc Drive. Like_ the RAM memory, more is better — 40 MB of memory is usually the norm, and getting less is not: advisable. games vo�ke To get information or programs put in, or John Troup corporate sales representative, demonstrates one of the new taken out, of your computer. you need what products at Redbaron / 1991 / Computer Services, -113 Byron St. South, Whitby is called drives. These drives come in two physical sizes — a 3.25 in. and a 3.5 in. j VGA screen. A number following the SVGA : that plug into the computer. From these These drives are referred to as FDD (short designation will determine the clarity of the i ports, accessories like a mouse, joy sticks for Floppy Disc Drives). Standard memory screen, j and printers art- plugged in to run with your sizes for these units are 1.2 MB for the 5.23 As above, more is better. As for a TV I computer. in. and 1.44 for the smaller 3.5 in. units. screen, the more dots per square inch the I So there you have some of the jargon used The 3.3 FDD's can have a memory of up to clearer the image will be on the screen. ` in much of the computer world. If this is all 2.88 MR. Size and preference is up to the Extra color can be added to the computer, too confusing, stop in at Redbarcn. user when it comes to floppy drives.I so one can have a more colorful array on the There the trained, courteous, friendly Just about all home computers used now screen if desired. This process is referred to staff will guide you through with a prartical have color screens. The clarity of these color as adding a card. The card with the extra demonstration of what all this is about. 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S SERVICE: WHITBY (426) 6684480 o (416) 668-3487 �a o e TER SEQ`J ° . •; Bring in this ad *$60oOO OFrr ° and receive F ° or a Free Meg of Ram ° _ EXPIRES May 30tb,1"2 , ,J A10 Mk We&etnd Bay News, May 22, 23.24.1992 Shake yourfrozen spirit -hake your spirit with Frozen Ghost when they come to play p Oshawa's Purple Onion on _ Fridav May 22. The band is sure to play its latest hits, including Head Over Heels, Something To Say, End of the Line, Pauper in Paradise and of course Shake Your Spirit. Our Lady Peace will be the special guests. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Forever Young featuring David Battah and his tribute to Rod Stewart appear Saturday May 23. The band offers one of the best tribute performances anywhere. If you like Rod Stewart you'll love Forever Young.' Tickets are $4. Get your motor running and head out on the highway to see John Kav and; Steppenwolf Wednesday May 27. This is one of the quality bands of the 1960's and 1970's. with an impressive string of hits including Magic Carpet Ride, The' Pusher. For Ladies Only and the rock anthem Born To Be Wild. This is a show not to be missed. Tickets are $12 in advance and $14 at the door —I if there are an left. National Velvet lead vocalist Maria Delmar brings her alluring charm back to the Purple Onion on Friday May 29. Tickets are $6. The Durham Blues Society presents Danny Narks and the Full Count Blues Band Saturday May 30. Tickets are $5. Blue Rodeo host a benefit for the' Sunrise Recreational Youth Group on Wednesday June 3. The band is sure to play all of its hits including Rose Colored Glasses, Try, Diamond !Nine, How Long, and many more. Strange Days appear as special guests. Tickets are $15. If you've got "nothin' to do and nowhere to go -ho" on Friday June 5, then get anything but "sedated" as the legendary Ramones play the Onion. The original "punks" of the 19',0's are a sure bet to put on an unforgettable performance. Their cult -favorite catalogue of colorful hits is virtually endless. It includes Wanna Be Sedated, Rock and Roll High School, Blitzkreig Bop, The KKK Took .My Baby Away, Pet Semetarv. Sheena is a Punk Rocker. and many more. Don't miss this show. The Purple Onion Welcomes Hotel California Saturday June 13. This excellent tribute to the best of Don Henley, the Eagles and Joe Walsh — are a particular favorite among regulars at the Onion. Tickets are $5. Beatlemania — the original cast and the next best thing to the "Fab Four" themselves, will give two solid sets of Beatle hits from the 1960's and 197.0's during a performance on Friday July 10. Tickets to any Purple Onion performance can be purchased at Guitarzan on Brock Street in Whitbv or Compact Discovery on Marwood Avenue in Ajax. The Purple Onion is "where the music world comes to play." Support the Canadian music industry and keep live music alive. �r w � T1EPP'..►�101 dame A Durham Blue Socletk, Pi��eI�tti Dunn% %larks" \.11t11 _fh_� Full Count Blue Band' �In�l Th- H,)unk • Sat. NL% 11 t 11 Itt r May June outdoor events galore ullen Gardens and Miniature Village present a wide range of <` activities for people for the rest of May and during the month of June. The weekend of May 23 and 24 will be for the Spinning and Weaving demonstration at the Lvnde House. From May 16 to June 20 there will be an antique Toy Display, also at the Lynde Nouse. On June 20 to July 5 the Rose Festival will commence. People are invited to come out and enjoy the thousands of fragrant blossoms. On June 14, Kids Sunday Afternoon Events include Balloon Animals from 12:30 to 1:30; Pickering Concert Band from 1:00 to 2:00; a puppet show at 2:00; face painting from 2:30 to 3:30; and from 1:00 to 3:00 all children can join in the fun of a Scavenger hunt. There will also be a 12th Birthday Party June 20. All proceeds from this celebration will go to the Whitby General Hospital expansion fund. The Bonsai Society will make an appearance on June 28th from 1 pm to 4 pm for a display and demonstration. There will also be International Folk Dancers from 12 pm to 1 pm. These dancers are in a Canadian tour and will be performing during the Rose Festival. Cullen Gardens is inviting families to bring Dad out for a brunch or dinner in the Cullen Gardens Restaurant on Father's Day, June 21. The Festival of Flowers will begin on July 1 and end Sept. 7. People are welcome to stroll through 26 acres of expertly designed gardens and view the thousands of blossoms. There will also be a special celebration of Cullen Gardens along with the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada. The Militia will re-enact military maneuvers, followed by the premiere of the new 8 pm musical and fireworks afterwards. The Lynde house special continues with Victorian Geraniums and Pelargonium geranium display .lune 20 to July 5. Children will enjoy the McDonald's Day on Aug. 25. There will be free balloons, face painting, and live entertainment. The Ronald McDonald* Rap Show at 2 pm will be a delight to any child. Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village is an experience. The 140 scale replicas in the Village represent the homes, churches and farms of rural Ontario. Elegant dining rooms, unique gift shops and light appetizing lunches are available for the visitor. It's a fun -filled day where there is something for everyone. Enjoy a breath of Spring with a visit to our TULIP fSTIVflL ' �rt. 100,000 Spring Tulips in Bloom Now 26 ACRES OF SHOW GARDENS 300 TAUNTON RD. W. WHITBY C.0 L � LtH GflRDf nS a �unmru� w��t�f iownOP aN�n 068-6606 or DAILY 294-7965 t — Available at Manufacturers Drapes & Blinds. The Weekend Bay News, May 22, 23, 24,1992 All came aod See ?4 (grx" Z"'r Forever Friends dares you to compare prices for this "Handcrafted Solid Pine Conestoga Cupboard" U.S. Price CDN. Price $1362.95 $1362.95 + gas & time + G.ST. • exchange + PST • duty & taxes • G.G.S.T.at the C*Chi= Cabinet As shown border & shipping above- only s1012." 0 17, Al2 The Weekend Bay News, May 22,23,24, IM Fill Your Child's Summer With Bright Ideas. Yh''an Learning Centers is offering a variety of FUN learning Opportunities all summer long. These days, many students and parents interpret the three-month summer break as a "vacation" from learning. Often, as a result, skills mastered during the school year fade with disuse, and many students return to school in the fall knowing even less than when school recessed. Don't let this happen to your child. Keep your child's mind fresh this summer... come to camp at Sylvan Learning Center.® Summer Special 20 Lessons for the Price of 16! That's a 20016 Discount forJuly & August OnlyM call 404-1818 and ENROLL TODAYI 1801 Dundas St. E., : V Wtby:, 404-1.818 'This summer, give your child confidence, self esteem and better grades . . nextfall. - ,.,-In just a few hours a week this summer, Sylvan Learning Centre' can give your child a big head start on next year's classes. In our ;fun, positive environment, students actually get excited about ;learning. Through our testing and individualized instruction, -,students learn faster than you ever thought possible. To learn snore about Sylvan• summer programs. call today. FAf1:Y. 1801 Dundas 8t. E. Learning v�hithy .._ ■� Centre• 404-1818 . Helping kids be their best A .- - * % � , � ­1�0* . ", - . .- . . . - I I §A0AVW&&%W-- EMBERS Tempting buffets make second helpings irresistible. Luncheon buffet with roast beef cut to order plus two other hot entrees including barbecued spareribs on Thurs., lobster on Fri. ($11.95). Prime rib of beef the top choice at dinner buffet (S 11.95). Sunday Brunch with while -you -watch preparation of omelets, French toast or pancakes plus buffet of shrimp, mussels, chicken wings and more. All buffets include extensive salad and dessert selection with beverage ($11.9:5). Children win free treat from the Wheel of Fortune. Special cake for child's birthday or retiree free. Prince George Room for snack foods and drinks. Banquet specialists since 1969. Six banquet rooms offer homey, friendly atmosphere, groups 50-1.000. i Special wedding packages available. i Super deluxe package delivers banquet with all the trimmings— invitations to choice of seven antique cars. Buffet hours: Lunch j Mon. to Fri. 11 am - 3 pm. Dinner Mon. to Fri. and Sun. 3- 8:30 -pm, Sat. 4-9 pm. Sunday Brunch 11 am - 3 pm. 781 'k'arden Ave., Scarborough (2 blocks south of Eglinton Ave.), 751-97.10. SAUTER'S INN .RESTAURANT German and international cuisine expertly prepared by Chef Carlo. Schnitzel fans can choose from five kinds. Other popular choices are Hungarian Goulash and Fillet of Sole. Sunday, outstanding hot and cold brunch (10:30 am to 2:30 pm). Entrees 39 - S12. Tues. - Sat. 11:30 am to 10 pm, Sun. 10:30 am - 9:30 pm. Free banquet facilities, 40 people. 109 Old Kingston Rd.. Ajax, 427- 6760. McGINNIS LANDING RESTA (I RANT Offers "dinertainment"...casual. tasty eating plus entertainment like "crazy hat" day. live entertainment with guitarist every Thurs. evening and Sun. afternoon. One hundred and one great menu choices including Italian and Mexican dishes, steak. spare ribs. salads. Heart Smart Menu (low sodium and fat). Kid's Coloring Book Menu to take home. Entrees M - $9. Mon. - Sat. 11 am to 1 am. Sun. 11 am to 11 pm. Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and llwv. 401), Pickering, 428-6383. t ST. JAMES CAFE Step through the doors of the charming old Victorian house with three dining rooms. Enjoy exquisitely prepared prime rib of beef, steaks, seafood, lamb. Diners rave about the perfect Caesar Salad. Large dessert selection includes an irresistible Black Magic cake. Entrees $7 - $13. Mon. - Fri. 11 am to 2 pm (lunch), afternoon 2 to S pm (dessert and coffee only), 5 to 10 pm (dinner). Sun. closed. 15 Church St. S. (next to Kenro Suzuki), Pickering, 428-0076. LANCELOT STEAK AND SEAFOOD HOUSE _ Called the "Utopia of steak and seafood dining." New light menu offers Chicken Parmesan, Petite Filet Mignon, single Lobster Tail, Breaded Scallops and smaller portions of main menu entrees. Ultimate choice on the main menu, the Lancelot Platter for two, with a delectable variety of seafood and two petite Filet Mignons. Other treats include Peppercorn Steak, Chicken Oscar and Lamb Chops. $11 - $15 (light menu), $16 - $33 (regular menu), Mon.-Thurs. 11:30 am - 3 pm (lunch), 4 pm - 10 pm (dinner, Fri. until 11 pm.), Sat. 5 pm - 11 pm, Sun. closed. Banquet facilities up to 90 people. 1527 Bayly St., Pickering, 839- 2954. MASSEY'S RESTAURANT A Pickering favorite for over 25 years. Maintains a tradition of top quality, value and service. Longtime customers return for Massey's Homemade 8 -oz. hamburger (popular since early days as the Big M), daily specials (Italian and tradition entrees), stir -fries, pastas, shish kebab, and sandwiches — especially Massey's Famous Steak on a Kaiser. Generous portions. Airy, modern, informal atmosphere with a special welcome for the whole family. Children's menu with junior -sized portions. Entrees $5 - $12. Sun. - Wed. 11 am to 11 pm, Thurs. - Sat. 11 am to midnight. Group reservations for up to 40 people. 774 Liverpool Rd. South (south off Bayly St.), Pickering, 839-5758. S_ OPRAFFINO Italian cuisine in congenial surroundings that says "relax and enjoy a taste of Italy". Ask about the deal Sopraffino created exclusively for this recently opened restaurant. Ilomestvle ltalian pasta — a choice of ten. Seafood — Shrimp with Pesto Sauce, Grilled .Atlantic Salmon or a Seafood Platter of crab legs, shrimp, scallops, mussels, a sauce of garlic and white wine, and a special pasta. Irresistible desserts served with eye -pleasing flair. Live dinner music Fri. & Sat. after 8:30 pm (periodic songs from chef Carmelo adds to the welcoming TLe Weekend Bay News, May 22, 23, 24,1992 A13 atmosrhere). Dail yy lunch specials $6 - $7. H�ntrees $9 - $13 (Seafood platter $18). Mon. - Fri. 11:30 am to 1 am, Sat. & Sun. S pm to 1 am. 21 Celina St. (east of Simcoe St., off King St. or Athol), downtown Oshawa, 723-4176. KREBS RESTAURANTS A 28 -year favorite. Launched by the "perfect steak" that diners continue to crave. Soft, relaxing greens, mahogany and Tiffany lamps create the mood for savoring the steaks and prime rib of beef featured nightly. Signature entree is Northern Arctic Char. Extra large salad bar complimentary with all entrees. Dessert? Picture Gypsy Pudding with rum -flavored sauce and freshly whipped cream, fresh strawberries and cream, or Belgium Chocolate Mousse cake. Specializes in business luncheons offering steaks, Chicken Terivaki, Quiche of the day, fish choices and others. Preferred Customer Card, available for frequent customers, purchases a second dinner free ($49.95 for 10 dinners). Banquets for 10 - 40. Wheelchair accessible. Lunch $4.95 and up. Entrees $10.50 - $1.1.95. Mon. - Fr. 11:30 am to 10 pm. Sat. and Sun. 5 to 10 pm. 918 Brock St. youth (near Rossland Rd.), '%'hitbv, 668-9369. PURPLE ONION _ Roadhouse style restaurant features live blues band ever. llonda% nicht '! ar (8:00 pm). Menu favorites are Purple Patti hamburgers with fries ($4.95), Fettuccine Alfredo with Caesar Salad ($6.50), and the Sampler Basket — a choice of three items from cheese sticks, garlic bread, fries, barbecued chicken wings, mushroom caps, potato skins or veggies and dip ($5.95). Pool tables, darts and TV for sports. Frequented before going next door to the Purple Onion dight Club with performances (Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. 9 pm - I am), College Pub Night (Tues.), dancing (Thurs.). Restaurant open .Mon. 5 pm - 1 am, Tues. - Sat. noon - midnight, Sun. noon - 10 pm. 22 Athol St., Oshawa (7 stoplights north of 401 off Simcoe St.). 576-9898. C ULLEN GARDENS _ Elegant but casual dining overlooking the Miniature %"illage cottage country area (lighted in the evenOing(. Well- known for its prime rib. Many diners choose Mr. Cullen's Prime Rib of Beef. Wide menu selection including Chicken Supreme, Chicken "cordon -bleu", cached salmon. Iamb and pork. Rolls baked fresh daily in the Cullen kitcher. Number one choices for dessert is Appl, Custard Crumble pie — a favorite from the Cullen family. Sunday buffet brunch ($12.95. 112 price for children under 121. Entrees a15 - S18. Mon. - Sun. 11 am to 10 pm. 31X1 Taunton Rd. 'A.1 inext to Victorian tow# -r,. uhitb%. I'� )-2.;26 A hit[),.,. 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Ontario Lottery Update airs every Saturday night at 10:30 o'clock on the TVO Network. A lottery grant of $40,000 helped to build an addition on the museum which resembles a 19th Century home. The museum relies on donors for artifacts and its education program. Film companies have taken a great interest in the museum for location shoots. Ann- Of Green Cables, Road to .-1 Lonlea and Jane of Lantern Hill were all shot there. Each week Ontario Lottery Update features a segment on how lottery funds are assisting worthy projects across Ontario, winning lottery numbers, information on OLC games. and views of interesting people and activities from across the province. The Ontario Lottery Corporation is a Crown corporation responsible for operating provincial government lotteries. To date, lotteries in Ontario have raised more than $4.4 billion for the promotion and development of physical fitness, sports, recreational and cultural activities, the Trillium Foundation which funds charitable social agencies, and projects to help protect the environment. Any part of these proceeds not used within a fiscal year for these programs are directed to the operations of Ontario hospitals. Each Saturday night, Faye Dance hosts Ontario Lowery Update airi-ig at 10:30 p.m. on the TVOntario Network. MIX a t a B2 TV Listings L6o o_ JJ :tle;O®:>i:m:ri:OCL 0 (1):,A.: 0 ©J` News 0 ® :i:: CDC News 0 civ :32: Spa One Tdm- sian ® t1� 30: Star Trek: The Nni 0 :26: Rock 'm Talk ®® V National Tnowes tO ( 'This Country ON Splfrgkt special S V 3s Nelly ® W.34 Avengers ® j# 36 WwW Today M 0 X.114* is is NDC News O CE :is Cc :1e CBS News 0 C13:0, ABC News O CL' 4 News (1712: am Business Re - w Ol®23:spwbdeA N. Moppets a.": baness World 0 2r :30: U. 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(2 hrs., 25 min.) 0 23' :26 SO* ad Snalk ® 24; :27: Originals 0 2t 30: U. lbhie ffichard 0 4i: 33 Aosbo Encore! 0 X 24 Movie * * * "No Theoghts" ;1991. Drama) Demi Moore, Glenne Headly. Suspi- cion and betrayal mark a New York housewife's pact to cover up the murder of her best mend's husband. (I hr., 45 min.) ;;-:;Trillium - 11 0©:14:8®A&=(M 0 CL :3.: News O ®: e:: t i (* CTV News ®®:20: Studs ®® 14.; Rodd 'n Tab 0 U4 11r 100 Ntmaey Street ® W* WNW lllepwl 0 0V MudlWest ®n It` Bum ad Akm 19 31 :U Crook and glue 0 0:34: Evaing at 01e hw" ® a :35: Spits T6migkt 0 O :3: Sprtslne 0,4'. f 18 Notlim CO' is Dark lustier 0 8� 8: 113) 136: News (V 1s) :20: Arseeie Nal ® `,30) 11 Sprtsred 0 :23) .2W Genaatin Galt to 2$ [z6: Business Www ® 030; Fax ® 'v :25' Male **'/2 "Sava Sas to Cates" (1963. Adventure) Rod Taylor, Keith Mitchell. Sir Francis Drake plun- ders treasure -laden Spanish ships with the secret consent of the Queen of England. (1 hr., 42 min.) 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Cavaim Gardena 0 It* '14] World League Feet - half p CE 6: Lou Green's New Wideraess O Cilj� It WWF Cavalcade Wrestkog ® 0111 :& Male Leat Wreslfiq Cts `.36: Movie **+h "Maim Ws Law" (1980, Drama) Mor- gan Stevens. Rod Taylor. Flam- boyant lawyer uses his expertise to solve mystery. (2 hrs.) a : ; hie Chid and We Congany ® r� :20: Anmica Claiiabrs ® m : 3: Weld Tomorrow a'* 13: sports Cads: Mewnr- al% Nooaseno of the '"s a W :26 Wide World of Kids 110111U:21', Kew TaUamrot tight ® X 2f' Neda ® X :24: Mane **+/z 'U stmaii Ko- ohoai Mrowe" (1991. Western) Tom Burlmson. Donnelly Rhodes. A frontiersman rides out for revenge after his former partner robs him of valuable an- imal pelts. (1 hr.. 45 min-) a 26: Disney's Sakti to Mw O � :33: Cfaegiemrsh* h1a Movie S Aoikws a Strap" (1971, Sci- ence Fiction) Arthur Hill, David Wayne. A southwestern town is contaminated by a deadly bac- teria from a crashed satellite. 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Cstetrity Boldoors • 6: N 11 M p :21Pow ka ft a CY) : tb: Pail Prograw a CE r OersdveI and Dow T PIUMSmEN*r'S SAT "F Bob Sherman, President APW* aIE:4.:snow a ©:3:11, sprbw • 1M:22: Art of Wianm Akrao- der a © :T* Trans a a 26: arm 0 a ii: Ontholox voice ®a .24: Disakiity Netwsrk ® :2d: Aniouls ii Active S 31 :33: Rearolekwg L Dem- aing Today ®a'35:style M a W44 Movie *** "Listo MI: The lives of Oncy boa" (1990. Documentary) Quincy Jones. Frank Sinatra. Ray Charles, Ella Fitzgerald and other music greats appear in this portrait of the multi- talented composer's life. 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President S Sade $599 matdai%love seat $559 ` DINING ROOM Presklent'sS& $1079 4 press back chairs, 48" Pedesis) TABLE Ball and Claw Foot. Buffet and Hatch also on sale. L )vviuL.war+ "uiiwi -rgaA ® Ii 'At Mossoor Festival Par - alk ® 5Z :22: Wages Ip CE: 3.: Prolaters and Prey ® CE :.t-: nKft Cress ® ® :27: Evangel Temple Alive 0 a 26: filters ®117, :3.3 Ik s* Winston cup Racing ®® 34: Movie ** "F6gkt to Mars" (1951. Science Fiction) Cameron Mitchell, Marguerite Chapman. Scientists and news- papermen foil a planned Martian invasion of Earth. (1 hr., 30 min.) a 2 :U: Year Money • o0 M r3 :f3: i' : * PGA Gell LPGA Gaff ID 'a' a It .36 civ Spits Presents W -1-7' Trani Magazine ® ?91:20: Be" ad the Beast IN m A. To" Rimpoi (p a ;26: Rel Dwarf W 2-4 It Ring of Truth ® A 26: Tw anew Today ® :30: Sad a the Cay ® 23: Mena * * "Sgt Marks the X" (1986. Comedy) Barret Oliver, Natalie Gregory. Two children hnd themselves pursued by convicts after their recently adopted dog digs up a Crag of stolen money (i hr., 30 min.) 0 If 33' Ash Retire M 36: Sports M" ® � :22: Rein b the 5a ®� 3 kepd«' collet tp a :26: spa: 19" ® Zr WA .20' meim Fie ® } as Fol re Waft r 4.45 I® ® :24:" **+/2 "Bildt lox" (1990, Science Fiction) Gary Graham. Anne -Marie John- son. A gladiator comes out of retirement to man the controls of his robotic lighter in a re- match with an old nemesis. 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Courtenay Cox. As World War II begins. Eve reveals a bidden cache of champagne to the rte vious Bruno and Freddy enirsts in England's Air Transport Auxi Irary (3 hrs.) 0 14 is Movie * * omb" (1991, Science Fiction) Cindy Pickett. Dale Midkiff. The inhabitants of a toxically con- taminated Northwest town de- cide to re-establish then com- munity on the moon. (2 firs.) 0 of Al: Adventures. of Mark all Bron 0,117 22: Lawremco weak Stow ® X79) :20: Gp5 0 3 Beverly Wis. 90210 ® j Monetelevision ® 4Z :26 Movie ** "Voy- ager" (1966. Adventure) Rob- ert Bray. Macdonald Carey. Las- sie travels through many historic areas of the Southeast. (2 firs.) CD '24 .27 World Tomorrow f9 25 .29 On the Arts ® 27 30 SOW n the City ® 3ts :24 Sports Mrstrated Swirmw ® 37 25 Mone "Mary Poppins" (1964. Fantasy) Julie Andrews. Dick Van Dyke A magical young nanny brings happiness and adventure to the stutfy Banks family in Walt Drs ney s Oscar winning classic. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) ® 31' :33 OM Backstage 10 26; 34 Movie *** "NIgM LAM- 11%9, Suspense: Joan Crawford. Barry Sulkvan. A tril- ogy of bizarre supernatural tales by Rod Serling (2 hrs.) ® 2111.315 Pr#aaews 0 1 14 10' 17 Torkelon all 11, TwiigYt Zone ® 111 -20 GR _ 7-: 7 Neale% r 119 24; .27 MMh SoMh 0 31 33 Gran Me Opry Live 111 ® 09 ;14 CIO .1r Emp4 Nest 0 ci : ill Wstage 0 (I7 .2ZZ: Are you Bang Served? 0 090).20 Code 3 0 13) 3 Gnwimg Pains 40 (Zs) 2r Turnarcond: A Story of Recovery (D 451 :29 burial Digest ®'At 30 X -Ten da coo: ® C30) .24 Movie * * * "Flight Of Beck Angel' i 1991. Sus pence) Peter Strauss, William O'Leary. An Air Force captain races against time to intercept a psychotic flight student who is flying a stolen nuclear bomber to Las Vegas. (2 hrs.) 0 41' :33. Stalker Bros. 110012% 35 Both Sides EM Ip `9; 14 10 17 Nurses 0 '1V .11 Now Ute ® 17 :22 Britus En*e 10 119 .20 Payback 0 ,3' 3 My Partners, My Peo- ple 0--7- 7 Drigents .36Rrdnbke Sources r rr © �Y 11: 10 17 ® 11 11 Sisters 0 16 21 p -6. 6 ® 1z 32 Pray for Me Paul Runde, SM 0 14) a 0 , 3; 3 Cw- urrsA ® 1r 22 IhBeIli 0 19,20 Cook Strip Live ® ;' 7 News 023, 26 Young Canada 0 24, 27 Fath Twenty ® 25 29 WWs Best I® 2r 30: NK Spolight Special 1® 31' :33' AM@nea Music Shap 0 2C 34 Coney a the had ® 2411 f35 world News iii 1735 Bayly St., TOP RANK Mc*edng Telephone: 8312421 swa JMam9er. Anna Hawe :PRESENTING starting May 22J92 "FREAKIE FRIDAYS" • • VPVA & -JACKPOT $1200.00 must go • ..$3.00 PER .STRIP r'T �f 'i��.':-����' � orf C}yt!, sY.1 } ? v!..� v o �I_>r �.✓1Cwfi0M Zvi w . r.. t:S..vvi...} r.5� .#F+,avylY �• 10:30 0 (17 :22: Buck Adler I 0 07 7 Movie *** "Mur- der by Decree" (1979, Sus pence) Christopher Plummer, James Mason. Sherlock Holmes follows lack the Ripper's bloody trail to England's royal house hold. (2 firs.. 30 min.) 40 30 :23: Speedweek ® ,23; '14 SUeebmw 10 24• :27 NpNy Minn IM 37; :30 X-Teedamix (M ;37 25. Moria * * V2 "Under Capricorn" (1949. Drama) In grid Bergman, Joseph Cotten. A society woman degenerates into an alcoholic 12 hrs.) rr 09- 14:0 5 15 0 14 19 '10,17 (lD 11 11 0 3 i . 3 NewS 0 16 21 0,6, 6 0 12 32 Natona p 8- 6 11. 36 CTV News ® 17 22 Pigket Fees 110 19 20. Arsenio Nal 63 30 23 SpWtWesti (D 23 .26 Dhver's Twat m 24, 27 by of Discovery ® 25 29 Mason Caowa ® 36 24 Mone **1,2 "h- somers of the Sou' .1991. Drama) Bryan Brown, George Takes. In 1945. an Australian military lawyer uncovers a con- spiracy to acquit a Japanese ad- miral of war crimes. (2 hrs.. 30 mm-) IN 31 33 Opry Badistage ® 261 34' Evening at the hu" ® 29; 35 Sports Tonglet p 16 21 f® 1t 32 Previr- wl Affairs a 's, 6 CLIC News .:Trillium - Pickerina 1 2 p (>le) :21: ®C131 i32; News pOO .1401-0)A:0©:3; Saturday Nigh) Live 0 ;141 :1e; Movie "To Catch a Killer" (1992. Drama) (Part I of 2) Brian Dennehy, Michael Riley. Based on the true story of mass murderer John Wayne Gacy and an Illinois detective's quest to bring him to justice. (2 hrs.) O :19 Movie * * "The Streets of L.A." (1979, Drama) Joanne Woodward. Robert Webber- A woman embarks on a Ione pur- suit of three teenaged hood- lums in a dangerous Los Angeles barrio. (2 hrs.) 0 a a 13, 36 News m 11 lit Mania m 30' :23 Nr4111a apeNS 500 Preview ® 23, 211 Snidh and Smith m 2e 27 Peter Popoff ® 31 '33 Grand Ole epry Live 6D 29 35 Capital Gang MM O s' is Pard Program MW p 16 21 Perry Mason ® 12 32 Ml* *,,z "Delo County. U.S.A." (1977. Drama) Joanna Mees. Peter Donat. A staid Southern family tries to keep its proud heritage as the times and way o1 life change. (2 hrs.) ,m p 6 Co6nby Beat a 8 WCW wreswilt ® 11 11 Bizarre 113, 36 MOW * * 1, 2 The Sw- der" (1982. Drama) Jack Ni cholson. Harvey Ketel A Texas border guard's values conflict with those of his corrupt co- workers and materialistic wife. (2 firs.) 0 r17 '2o; Paid Prograni (® (2X i26: Movie ** "Vey - ager" (1966. Adventure) Rob- ert Bray, Macdonald Carey. Las- sie travels through many historic areas of the Southeast. (2 firs.) m (24) :27: Leve of God I® (25) :z9; Fashion i'de ® '27) :30: Start Me Up 0 26; 3a; Movie * * * "lflight Gallery" (1969, Suspense) ban Crawford. Barry Sullivan. A tril- ogy of bizarre supernatural tales by Rod Serling. (2 hrs.) 0 29) :35 Newsnight 0 C [115 Paid Program O ' s .1s 0 1W 20: Paid Program Strange Pasture m 30; .23. M6tm t ytk Ruder O `24, 27 North South 19 25,• 29 Market Poco ® 37 .25. Berns and Allen 60 29, 3s Evans L Novak p 16 .21 Movie **Y2 "The Acorn PeNk- 1,1981, Drama) Ted Bessell, Clons Leachman. A counselor at a summer camp develops a surprising relation- ship with the severely handi- capped children in his charge. (2 Ars., 1 min.) p : 1; 14 Pad Pngrani Erlertaioont To- p 6 . 6 MOM of Flowers" 11983, Drama) Whitevale Golf Club A limited number of memberships are currently avallable at this very desirable club. Since 1959 Oft private, Immaculately groomed course has provkied a challenging yet fair test of golf. With the Rouge River Valley winding its way through gently sloping fairways, the course offers a panoramic and breathtaking view all year round. 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Paul Bu- tter The unexpected arrival of a long lost friend sparks a series of conflicts between members of a los Angeles family. (1 hr., 45 min-) Gill err, 2S; New Alrewres of Blade Beady a ft :x: N 0M OtrNe1M � ®:36: Seieea eel Tedru� so Wed 0 CE:4. Marie *** "The Chat Detective" (1918, Co- medy) Peter Falk, Ann -Margret. False identities, murders, old flames and unscrupulous vil- lains hamper a detective's daily routine in this parody of 1930s mystery movies. (2 hrs.) . 0 ® :iii: Grba 0 ® : is CU : 101 wad Prs- fl►� 0 ® : 4:: 4D 'it '.32: Nature Connection Um :it; Olgtpic Showcase W cfr, :22 Map Angeer: ba - bow in the heeds I® ,' 2W Movie **Y2 "Sweet LiMerty" (1986. Co- medy) Alan Alda. Michael Caine. A college historian goes into a state of madness when a prod- uction company arrives in town to film a movie bused on his book. (2 hrs.) ® T' i Say Sr TV 103' :23: Stuelwed 0 n 30; Special EdJbon m 3T 27 People's Merck ® 0, 29 world's Best ® 3f 2S Movie *** "T,bee- sands Goer" (1943. 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News 0 ,9, 8 -13, 36 CTV News pi X191 20 SANS Inn 7� 7 SCTV JIB '3m 23: Sportsdesk 60 23; 26 Rock 'n Talk ID '24; 27 100 Huntley Street I® '25, 29 Wend Repot ® 27 30 Mocdest ® 37: 25. BUMS and Allen IRB 31 33, Gook and Chase (D 28 34: Eveeng at the Improv m 29; 35: Sports TW ftM Q 16 21 Q -9- 8 0 12,' 32 13 36 News 0 6, 6 CBC News Q 14 16 Nightirne 19 Sweating Bollets m 19 20 Arseme No ® 3 3 Sp WtSIM (iii -7 7, Movie * * * ' Amer- ian Not Wali' :9ia. :.medy, Tim Mclw re. Laraine Newman Disc jockey Alan Freed of 1950s fame attempts to present a live rock 'n' roll shown Brooklyn*-, Paramount Theatre. despite pro tests from local authorities. (1 hr.. 50 mm.) ® 30 23: Op Close 19 23 26' G A Gap 69 25 29 683mess Wold ® 27 30 Fa I® 37 25 Horne * # ♦ •The Reckless Momeer' 11949. Drama) James Mason, Joan Bennett. A woman goes to ex- tremes to protect her daughter from the consequences of an unwise love affair. (1 hr_ 22 Mon.) B9 TV Listings 0 20) 35. Memyire 0 s 14 '16) 17 T6nigirt Show Q �5 15 fright Coert rr © '16, 21 Tonight Show 11-6- 6 ®-12; 32. Nelriart (lCi '14 18. Paid Program a' 61 8 Night Court 101111 11. Bizarre '13. 36 Studs (D 30. 23, EA*bon Saw ® 23, 26 Bonanza m 24, 27: North Sootiu I® `25. 29 Capital Repotrt 11D 27 3o: Movie * * * "let's Spend the Night Together" 11982. Documentary; The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones per- form in concert (2 hrs-) fi '31 33 NlgtrwaynlM Inn 2a. 34 David L. W61pa Pre - setts ® 29i 35 *WVW EM Q 5, 15 Pard Program ® 3, 3 COPS ®' Q 5: 15 0 14 1& Pali Prograrnr tlr 6, 6 ® 1Z :32: Wel- mw Back. Utter 7e_ 19 Person* Q o : o Joao Rivas ® 11. 11 Strome Paalhse 13 3e Deems Mica ® 19 20 Boma Ili 1® 24, 27 Spirit Cambm ® 25 29 World 11ter ® 36, 24 Movie ** "Argil Town" (1990. Adventure) Oli vier Gruner. Theresa Saldana. A champion knckboxer gets caught between warring street gangs in urban Los Angeles. (1 hr.. 45 r O Chantel ` McLean Hunter - Ajax Trillium - Pickering O `14 1t: Q X 6 ! 36 101146111 O m . 6 Q'1 make up this look at Americas ® 3C 24 1111m Mire Imp evsame ZZ: Steel CM PhpAs political rebels of the 1960s,(1 "hors Mats" ,1989. Drama) 0 U :26' Nen Love R to Ol A 1i; O JD. 3 tear hr, 45 min.) Michael Marwitz. Victoria Ten - law O CMD ..p-: �4 :36: tlwy O .V 23 spwbieo rant. A former concert Pont's ■ 26 Tlhis Comby S (n I: Lill bb 04 26 bei 'r Tab passion for chess leads him into ® (� 4 own bum O) ® 30 Mmba 024 2r in bnby Street a German underworld of gam- ® O N 22, -chord bprt bling and drugs. (1 hr.. 45 " Ut O ®:1l; link's Ptics a >a MrriWest min.) 6M Giro' (1941. Musical) James O Ci[)::1:) 2 :til: law i Ider 0 R 26 bus and Abs 0 El 33: hMshvire Nw itewart. lana Turner. Spectacu O) ©; Y rtmmdt 0 U 33 Rork ad Chew O 34: lhsppaphy ar Busby Berkeley production O ® :114 Ligammg all Amwira O O [!s' Sports Tamp O M 36. NewSoo numbers highlight this tale of S (it*. elow � ®i hree aspiring showgirls on the S Ca :.;1. till Ovals a ®3s: At SOWS O CID :14 1r Tmfgbt 'weeld circuit (2 hrs.. 15 O CD i7:; bins ®i sbw inn.) O ®# yen Cads O ®:14: IID ®: p 10:1r a CL : i6: Pail Program O ® :fit Mss Db Flow ®X Nus O CL :.l:' CMP ■ ® :#f O CD :.4.: a ® a 0 #: Tllit Dentary Wad O ® :16: LigMlie ®' lntiry 0 Z :>i¢E roe Spoip(Ilt Spud CID : a; Film gap O 4 :21: Tmig►t Som O®U•R+s O®:26:&Sob1d O®: O®:18iPaw 0 CUR. (ij :1'r: IM Pttp* a ® 3i wild NM O CL :.i.: SpNtrioe lNpam ■ ® Ai ® t1 Nide ® - a ®3s: 4 a6P6 OX '..t).: e a A Nowt Vint "Bradt Laidig" (1990, O In ::r i SCI! •; a ® 3Ni ieowat8m alp lama) Wayne Rogem Cowrie a to O Stas ad Si • • ® * htsimt weld o CID i Jinn fFivas ellecca. Crew members aboard a e -V. Nlteio From Catrin h1 O ® :W Far O1B) :01 Ump Paaite crippled com P reel awkiner Mdm O ® A em *** "Tb ®:i4 Rtltait War efy the odds in an attempt to O fb O Pow 311 ' _' tat ad w FMW (1934, Musi• O ® O htlo>! ■ afely land their plane. Based on O ®# Nen( *% 'Tet- ,cal) kanette MacDonald, Ra- a O V Dib$ok tyke true story. (2 hrs.) Mow t Tfte htd belt" (1991, own Navarro. A European com- O ®moi wwd Blow P ® :* O 001 i -C (D A Drama) Sasha Mltcbr• Pets poser and an American stair O ®:l( (aside hires wsoaooe Boyle. As American martial err- become entangled in an oper- (11) A: Soiled fat reenters the riot to even etta production and love. (1 hr., • ©::f ; NNW ** lb (a lei Tim the srnre nnith the mauata edho 30 min.) hddtw Gas" (1971. Dram) Al - O :id_ri Undo Ands kil6d his two broft (1 hr., a 04'4.* lelptar Tub Lan Moyle, Steven Lack. A yorng 1 (a a Cacti T6ijd 30 mit.) O O :06i Nmoyfi6 university researcher is caught ® 0 yl No l9a a co) U chmld * M Shim ® up in Montreal's countera tire. O U New **% ~lilt O a lye in on Styx O ® :v., NW Cart (1 hr., 45 min.) Nr how (1991, Drama) ® �, M teven Seagal, MiNiam For- O®: O®:tib® i[E O (9:* Pyws Pick O 0D ; O (R:* Pad tithe. A streetwise New York O ©:ni O ® :5:; News O ® :A, 40 Cast (nr" op relentlessly pursues the O ® :l* Clry Newt a © Yt imam :4, waE sychobc thug behind his com- a ®O stwdt ®; ?Says Iamb hilt, Kdlm lde's murder. (1 hr., 30 min.) O m ::i Nub **% O ®# Iiig ®:+4 1W itts P ® U Nabi New ptwoig 1y h Marl (1988, O ® :X: ft l O dj) :iii Canes Said hsi- 9 ®i)`!; Sono lake Documentary) Abbie Hallman, O �)ii AAs Etlnss Bas ® lsry ft 7 Lo Jerrie Rubin Newsree pone go XA q".100, A (0 * A i tit I"* ® aW fadoMM' Wim! ! .1S®1M1K1 /i am* 0 'S®a'C�Lw11 e 16 Gnu Books WE'VE MOVED to 200 Harwood Ave. s. 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(2 his., 30 min.) ® U .1: Sias ® Fr :7: Movie "Heaven m Eutlu'• (1981. Drama) Sian Letsa Davies, R.H. Thomson A number of Welsh and English or- phans are shipped from Britain to be adopted by Canadian fami- lies in 1911 Ontario. (2 firs.) 10 23) IC Man ac 11111=0 0'24) :27 Catmg bet 0 W 29; Gpntal bW 0 0) :3a Movie *** *Uw " Pap" (1%9, Documen- tary) Jams Joplin, ami Hendrix. This documentary looks at the Monterey Pop Festival featuring jazz, rock and b1m. (2 hrs.) 0 :N; .39. Crai ad Chao 0 '28):34 C@Mkg A Sea 0 20 .36: Pill ids M O '14,1 a. 0 CU 3: Groaning Pans (s, w Dave Yes 0 11) 11 Id Gan 0 :30) 23: l PIP' RaCwg ® 23) 26; Adiienhass of lk Ml Stain IN (26) 2I: Titis Caawy • � i To Reserve Your Space In Our O ® :11.4.M: it. NIA Payoffs O ®:15: CC A lila and tk Fibula Nowser, M.D. 0 (11) : 11, Yli Grab Crusade ® 7 :26: Strerbuaise 0 () :tri: Canada Tool 0 14366) :24; Movie * * "Rich Girt" (1991, Drama) Jill Schoe- len, Don Michael Paul. 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CBC News O 14 : »: Mogfn a0 is Datum cwves ® , 440: Arsenio Nal 0 C 3: SoertsGwe 0 3 23: up Class 49 #:26 ' :zs: GI F 21ionn Gap I® 2]'M Buson World ® ZZ 30: Fax 0'3t 25: Movie ** "Speak Easily" (1932. Comedy) Buster Keaton, Jimmy Durante. A bored professor finances a stage show after becoming infatuated with an actress. (1 hr., 22 min.) 0 W 36 Moneyfwe mum Q s :16 Mart Court ii 0 T 6 ®12; 32 Newhxt SIX, it: Payers Pick O e batt coact ® '1i 11: Bizarre (i3 38: Scads 000 23, Esrasfiaru 0 23 26: leaM 99-24, 27 Coins Eye 0 ;K :29 Capital Repert 00 30. Mavis * * * "Mn- brey Pap" (1969. Documen tary) Janis Joplin, ami Hendrix. This documentary looks at the Monterey Pop Festival featuring jazz• rock and dues. (2 hrs.) 0 "3, Id 1111-d & Now I® 20, 34. Camkt at sea ® 29) 36 Ikwswol O 9: 14 0'1! 21 10 17 Ton o Show O 3- 1s Pad IRajQa ® i 3 True Cohrs Q s® X i 0 T a 0 i; 32. wd- BU TV Lisdwa 1 . . 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A a cl): $ � (N:tw, M Nows ® Wii� a CU: _': a (it 0 (it �j A1 im Vie Family IS (W *t NBA Acbm gate a spate of local cattle muti- Vietnam veteran begins to doubt a:32; Slid& krrrd 0 M:*T,� Movie **** 12 a W In Talk (a ftwfm labors. (2 firs.) his sanity after experiencing 0 111111fil *1/2 "StlCf$ AnOW (1957, Drama) INS Stier kw Pus to Cape Tow frighteningly vivid flashbacks. KrVits" (1983, Drama) Andra a Paid fteram Henry Fonda, Lee I Cobb. One a a Tbs Collory me* ***,Iww Aollor b1y (2 firs.) Millian, Kevin Costner. A shy a CID kv Cowl man holds out against I I fellow n rrw on Spoisp Special Tbovols" (1991. Drama) Demi a a A: video & Arcade Top 40 R U: NO* **/2 woman, with an incredible a nil I t ILM" jurors when they hastily decide 10 it N' C.L.Y.O.E. Moore. Glenne Headly. Suspt- 10 "Seven Sea b CAis- (1963, knack for blackjack, becomes (13) X: Shds an accused murderer's fate. 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