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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBN1992_08_28MrJs u 5 PT, 74 PY. ax PY In ■ ■ ■ DPE1v for DetA P;AIPIFI-wp 14 oz Alp A2 The Weekend Bay News, August 28, 29, 30, 1992 � Ajax Public Library Ajax Library autumn storytime Ajax Public Library is again presenting its popular autumn storytime program for children. Storytime is hearing stories, playing with other children, games, fingerplays, music and more. It's free, but you must register. It runs from the week of Oct. 5 to the week of Nov. 23. Register Sept. 26 for Main Branch programs at 65 Harwood Ave. S., 683-4000: ages 2 and 3 Tuesday 9:45 - 10:15 am, Wednesday 9:45 - 10:15 am, Thursday 9:45 - 10:15 am or 10:30 - 11 am; ages 4 and 5 Tuesday 10:30 - 11:15 am, Wednesday 10:30 - 11: 15 am, 6:30 - 7: 15 pm. Register Sept. 25 for village branch programs at 58 Church St. 1., Pickering Village, 683-1140: age 3 Tuesday 10:15 - 11 am, ages 4 to 5 Thursday 10:15 - 11 am, 1:15 - 2 pm. Registration begins at 9:30 am at the main branch and at 10 am at the village branch. Arrive early to avoid disappointment. With proof of age, children must be the required age by the start of the program and may attend one storytime each week. Preference will be given to children not registered in a regular school program. For further information call 6834000. Lincoln Alexander School opens with barbecue Staff at the brand new Lincoln Alexander public school in the Hermitage area of Ajax and Pickering are holding a barbecue at the school next week to welcome the community to their new facility. The school's principal, Ellen Corral, explained that preparations are well under way for the opening of Lincoln Alexander. Custodial staff are moving in to wax the new floors this week just as the carpenters and tradesmen move out. Furniture arrives Aug. 27. Teachers and other volunteers will be walking door-to-door in the Hermitage area to drop a leaflet inviting the community to a barbecue at the school on Sept. 3 from 3 to 5 pm. She estimated there will be 391 students from Grades 1 to 8 arriving for the first day of the new school on Sept. 8. Kindergarten starts on Sept. 28. School colors of green, blue and grey have been chosen. DRP help teach VIP in Grade 6 Durham Police are joining teachers in 47 Grade 6 classrooms across Durham this year to help conduct a VI P program. The VIPs are the students themselves, whom police praise as our best hope for a better future. Best country music on't let the name mislead you. Rock-a-Billies Roadhouse is v still country music at its best. Rock -a -Billies Roadhouse opened June 1. It's bad timing to open in the summer months, but with help from the staff and co-owners, they managed to survive. Not holding back on its grade of entertainment, Rock -a -Billies has maintained a high quality of bands even though there's no cover charge. Rock -a - Billies has entertained its clientele with such performers as Eddie LeBlanc, Smak Dabb, Paul Weber, Wayne King, Dick Riolan, Bobby McGee, Al Matthew and Jocelyn Marie. Rock -a -Billies has a friendly, courteous staff which tries to maintain a family atmosphere. Always there's something different each night of the week. Even the staff get into the entertaining — singing, playing instruments and providing copy. Even the owner gets up and entertains people with his famous rendition of Tiny Tim's Tip Toe Through the Tulips. Ajax The program stands for Values, Influence and Peers, and tries to show Grade 6's how peer pressure influences behavior in areas such as stealing, vandalism and drug use. Chamber choir marks 10th successful year The Uxbridge Chamber Choir, with Pickering -Ajax church organist Anne Baker as accompanist and with several local members, is celebrating its 10th season of music. The chamber choir, founded by singer - composer -writer -conductor Thomas Baker, will celebrate this special year with its Christmas concert featuring works by Britten, Argento, Palestrina and Wilcocks Dec. 5 at Trinity United Church in Uxbridge. A combined concert with the Oriana Singers of Cobourg features the Mass in G Minor by Vaughan Williams on March 6 atTrinity United. The final event of this special season will be an alumni concert June 5 in the Uxbridge Music Hall where former and present members of the choir will mass and sing selections from their repertoire of the past years — such as Randall Thompson, Willan, Beckwith and Hoist. The Uxbridge Chamber Choir was formed in 1%3 with the goal of providing fine choral music to Uxbridge and the surrounding communities. Its members come from Port Perrv, Sunderland, Ajax, Pickering, Zephyr and Claremont as well as Uxbridge. Since its debut, this 24 -voice chamber ensemble has delighted audiences with the high quality of its singing and with its entertaining mix of music. The choir's repertoire ranges from renaissance to modern and includes such works as Vivaldi's Gloria, Bach's Cantata #4, Vaughn Williams' Folk Song Cycle, Britten's Ceremony of Carols and Faure's Requiem. George Gershwin has shared billing with de Victoria (1549-1611), and the Congolese ,Mass, the Missa Luba, with William Byrd and Scottish folk songs. Auditions for interested singers are being held on Sept. 8 at the Joseph Gould School in Uxbridge. This year there are openings in all sections — soprano, alto, tenor and bass. Anyone interested in singing with this well- known choir is invited to telephone Diane at 852-9569. In other areas call Helen at 649- 2087, Donna at 985-7040 or Anne at 473-5640. Public board meets before schools open Labor Day may be late this year, but teachers and trustees from Durham board's public schools will be hari at work in the week before school officially opens. Trustees are holding their first meeting of the new school year on Aug. 31 to ratify contracts and other business. Teachers will report to school on Sept. 2 and 3. There are no students to teach until Sept. 8, but the days are needed to meet Ontario education ministry specifications for number of teaching days. The teachers will take the two days for professional development activities based in each school. __.......... ......_..__ SOFTWARE was =I VA 119 1 416b vo I I Public board meets before schools open Labor Day may be late this year, but teachers and trustees from Durham board's public schools will be hard at work in the week before school officially opens. Trustees are holding their first meeting of the new school year on Aug. 31 to ratify contracts and other business. Teachers will report to school on Sept. 2 and 3. There are no students to teach until Sept. 8, but the days are needed to meet Ontario education ministry specifications for number of teaching days. The teachers will take the two days for professional development activities based in each school. Honor retiring public school teachers Sept. 22 Teachers who have served 25 years in Durham public schools will be honored at a board -wide reception Sept. 22. Included among the local veterans of service are Jim Weaver and Neil Simpson, principals of Pine Ridge High and Lincoln Avenue Public schools respectively. The honor list for high schools in Ajax and Pickering includes: Roger Thomas and Karl Clarke of Pickering HS; Gloria Amann, Christina Evans and Susan Matthewman of Ajax HS; Anne White of Harwood HS; Leo Brunelle and Bernadette Doucette of Dunbarton HS. Elementary school veterans include: Helen Brklacich and Teddi Jones of Westney Heights PS; Tom Collins of Roland Michener PS; Jean Jackson of Maple Ridge PS; Sandra Kent of Lord Elgin PS; George MacDonald of Goodwood PS; Linda Osbourn of Glengrove PS; Barry Snoddon of Woodlands Centennial PS; and Donald Welsh of Parkside PS. 8 women join Adelines in Pickering Eastside Harmony Sweet Adelines who rehearse at 7:30 pm Thursday at the auditorium at 1955 Valley Farm Rd., have started their new season with a bang, welcoming eight new singers to the Aug. 13 rehearsal. If you love to sing, Eastside interests women of any age. No musical experience is required. Attend a rehearsal. Now is the ideal time to join, with work just beginning on the 1940s package for the November show. Call Donna at 420-5870 or Cathy at 434- 1726 for more information. Crime Stoppers, DRP ask help solving robbery Crime Stoppers and Durham Region Police are asking for the public's help in solving an armed robbery which occurred in Pickering July 6. At 10:30 pm a female clerk working at Mike's Milk, 926 Kingston Road, walked to the back of the store to close the rear door. When she reached out, the suspect grabbed her arm and pushed a file into her ribs. The suspect then made the clerk walk to the front of the store and open the cash register. She was then forced downstairs into the The Weekend Bay News, August 28, 29, _V, 1M A3 Pickerin& basement while the robber left the store. He was seen leaving the area in a dark -colored, full-size, 4 -door sedan similar to a Sedan de Ville. The robber is described as male, non-white with very dark skin, approximately 30 years old, 5'5', 180 lbs., with a muscular build, dark black curly hair. He had a large mouth and big lips, bright white teeth with no visible decay, fie was wearing a straw hat, a white T- shirt with an emblem in the left breast area, and black jeans. Crime Stoppers will pay up to 51,000 for information leading to arrest of this suspect. If you have any information regarding this offence or any other serious crime, call them. As a caller you will be given a code and not required to go to court. The Crime Stoppers telephone number is 436-8477. That's 436 -TIPS. ssss Sergeant Grant Arnold is the co-ordinator with the Durham Region Crime Stoppers and writes this article to help combat crime. — Editor. Pickering Library computer offers more to users Users at Pickering Public Library will find extra features in the computer this month. By using their library card number, users can find out which items they have out (especially useful when young children have 'lost' books under the bed), and how many fines they have outstanding. Users will also be able to place holds or reserves themselves on books that are out, rather than having to ask staff to do this for them. The new features will save time for both the public and staff. They are easy to use with the simple instructions at the terminals. Those wishing to continue having staff help them with reserves and user information will still be able to do so. Food bank donation Idea Homes auction fee Consumers from across the province wait all year to bid on the contents of the Idea Homes, including the one here in Pickering. The Home and Design Centres redecorate their model Idea Homes annually. The furnishings (and some clearance items) are offered for public We in the silent auction this year Sept. 17-20. Entry to the Idea Homes is free for those four days, with a non-perishable donation to the Food for Thought Food Bank. An annual VIP pass to the Idea Homes is $2.25, and 25 per cent of revenue is donated to the MIX 99.9/CFRB Children's Fund and Hospital for Sick Children. Like a live auction, the highest bid wins. But bidders submit a written ballot. Bids are posted daily and frugal homeowners report they return to both centres to compete for sought-after items. The Pickering Idea Home, reopenine in early November, will provide ideas for disability access, home offices, energy conservation, do-it-yourse:f budget decorating, and one-stop home shopping for busy career people. A4 The Weekend Bay News, August 28, 29, 30, 1992 Choosing crystal stemware ,....,......Crystal stemware is the finishing touch to a beautiful table, and will enhance the enjoyment of the beverages served. 4'hen choosing crystal stemware, consider some of these factors to ensure you will be happy with your choice: Pick up each piece in -.our hand — a well designed glass should feel balanced — not top heavy — easy to pick up and hold, a base in proportion to the glass. Many designs today have elegant tall stems — these look wonderful but can be more easily kncx-ked over. Choose a design you and -.our family will be comfortable using. The cut design on the stem should complement the shape of the bowl of the glass. A well -cut design will help refract light and give crystal the sparkle we admire. Check for clarity —.good crystal should be clear. Less expensive crystal can have a faint yellow or grey color. Most crystal manufacturers produce many sizes of glasses. Consider your lifestyle and choose the sizes that you will use most. The most popular sizes today are red wine (can also be used for white wines), flute champagne (great for any sparkling wine and some desserts), hi -ball (an all purpose tumbler for water or tall drinks), and old -fashion (a good glass for juice and other beverages). Other sizes available in many patterns are water goblet, white wine, sherry, liqueur, champagne/sherbet and brandy. There is crystal stemware made to fit every budget — from mass produced glass to machine -blown, machine -cut stems to mouth -blown, hand -cut works of art. Zwiesel by Schott Cristal is affordably priced at The Royal 1)4)ulton Store. XL-ith patterns starting from under $10 per stem, it's easy to choose a pattern that's just your style! Cabaret Premier Pirouette " Fleur BUY 5 AND WE'LL TOAST YOU WITH ONE FREE. Here's one of the best values of the year... and just in time for summer weddings and entertaining! Right now, our entire selection of 15 outstanding patterns of crystal stemware of Zwiesel by Schott Cristal is feature priced. Purchase any 5 stems and we'll give you the 6th one free! Cabaret Plus enter your name for a chance to win your Zwiesel purchase in the "Cheers to Free Cryatd- National Sweepstakes. 50 Prizes will be awarded. Call today for full details - this is a limited time offer. The Royal Doulton Store - the best place to shop for the finest china, crystal and giftware! sCHM CRtS%t The Royal Doulton Store. There's sorrrething special inside. Pickering Town Centre (2nd Level) Pickecit�420-3801 - :► `+'�`2 BATEMAN.:S_ NEWEST RELEASE M r4 0 WINTER TRACKERS $495 Prior only $550 framed & triple matted LIMITED QUANTITIES j Available at: Z -ART GALLERY Dixie & Finch, Pickering r .Friday it's Downchild Blues ........Flip, flop and fly with the Downchild Blues Band at >`` = the Purple Onion on Friday Aug. 28. Donny and the boys are back once more, and it's always a blast. Tickets are $4. Xntrik will be intimate and interactive at the Purple Onion restaurant on Saturday Aug. 29. It will be an evening of great rock and roll as the band celebrates its album release. Tickets are $4. The Purple Onion welcomes Helix back on stage on Friday Sept. 11 as the band tours its latest release Back For Another Taste. Special condolences to the band for their loss of guitarist Paul Hackman. Former Brighton Rock guitarist Gary Fraser takes over the lead reins. Tickets are 87 in advance and $9 at the door. Sunny days arc here again as Lighthouse — one of the most innovative Canadian bands ever — appear on stage Saturday Sept. 19. Originals Skip Prokop and Bob McBride will be on hand to recreate the unique jazz-rock fusion that made Lighthouse one of the premier Canadian bands during the 1970s. Fans will be treated to such hits as flats Off to the Stranger, One Fine Morning, 1849, Broken Guitar Blues and, of course. Sunny Days. Of course we all know there's nothin' better in the world you know than lying in the sun listening to rock and roll. Tickets are S15 in advance. Special guest B.B. Wolfe is also on the bill. Some great shows are in the works right now for September and October. Nothing as vet has been confirmed but keep reading The BaY .News for future details. Sunday nights are one of the best nights at the Onion as the weekly Sunday Night Jam and Showcase has moved into the restaurant — now called The Green Room. Q- 104 IS Al Joynes and the Roger Walker jam band host the event. There's never a cover and always a blast. Purple Onion tickets can be purchased at the club, or at Compact Discovery in Ajax and Guitarzan in Whitby. For club information call 576-9898. The weekend Bay News, Aogost 28,29,30, 1M AS 6, 10 FF ---_ QVAId1YSiNCE 196+1 s�v A6 The Weekend Bay News, August 28, 29, 30,1992 RKx �I' L. CL -deft10 Jet,*, .. A,pw a _ ow W.A. Manufacturey "brapes and Blinds carries a large and unique variety of comforter ensembles. Hardwood floors care hen it comes to caring .-W for hardwood floors, a little bit of gentle cleaning goes a long way towards preserving a finish that lasts. Ernie Jones of Carpet Towne in Pickering says the two best ways to deal with the daily buildup of dirt on any hardwood floor is a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment or a gentle sweep with a broom. However, the beating motion of vacuum cleaner power heads should definitely be avoided. The abrasive action of a beater bar can cause scratches and other marring scrapes on highly polished hardwood, Jones says. Use a damp cloth to wash waxed hardwood or urethane finished floors. You might also want to use a product called Dura Lustre cleaner for urethane finishes. For satin finish floors it's suggested an occasional buffing with wax once or twice a year will preserve the shine. The YAUV iENDS&RillANTS i jilitiAiOCIfkR., same waxing regimen is suggested for hardwood and urethane finished floors. High -heeled shoes destroy hardwood floors. They can also cause severe damage to vinyl, wood or ceramic floors. Stiletto heels are 80 times the weight of the person wearing them, Jones says. For more information about hardwood or other floor care tips call Carpet Towne at 831- 2111. 3 40 M rrp . 40/40 43 OFFS DFll.oNT CERTIFIED oS% ATN l_ "'� 1 C p IRPET -.,,oyrt�+gvpi�u.�roMr��Mu►�°oo�rorr 469 KINGSTON RD. 831-2111 "ICMRL MW194"NUMOK) F M* Weekend Bay News, August A 29, 30, IM A7 o COMPUTERS1 Aj:"'� A�;;�40 A I" -- (416) 668-3487 Whether you are considering upgrading your present system or buying a new one, installing a local area network, or looking for a reputable service centre, Redbaron (1991) Computer Services is your one-stop computer dealer. 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For a flat rate of 819.95 a month, residents can telephone anywhere in the greater Toronto area, including Mississauga and Brampton, as many times and for as long as they like. The service comes because of the mystic confusion of long distance networks in the Toronto area, and a decision by the Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) which allows private companies to start demystifying these networks, according to Metrow idc. The CRTC decision came two years ago. It ruled that private businesses could lease inter -city lines from Bell Canada and then share the lines with small businesses and residences. Large businesses have always had the ability, and the dollars, to lease inter -city and inter -provincial lines. But this is the first time the opportunity has come to residences at an affordable price. For a one-time installation fee of $58.8:5, and a $19.95 monthly fee, Pickering and Ajax residents can now telephone Oakville, Aurora and Newcastle with no long distance charges. Simple maths will tell you that anyone who now spends more than $20 a month in long distance charges in the wider Toronto area stands to save a great deal of money under this system. Metrowide gives each subscriber a special telephone that has been programmed to provide the service. It's an ordinary touch tone telephone with a single line. When you press one of three special buttons, the telephone automatically connects you to the Metrowide network and you proceed to make your free long distance calls. You can make as many as you like, whenever you like, and the charge will be the same — 1119.95 a month. Subscribers must still pay Bell Canada their regular monthly telephone bill, but now with no long distance calls in the Toronto area. Ron Crowe, president of Metrowide, says business is booming. The majorproblem seems to be people are so used to the telephone system as a monopoly they can't believe such a service is now available. Most people are familiar with these kinds of telephone lines in a large business. But because of the CRTC deregulation ruling, this kind of service can now be provided to everyone. The Metrowide service is being arranged in Pickering by the Safe and Sound Store, on the ground floor level of the Pickering Town Centre. Drop by for a demonstration, or telephone them at 798-7080. It could be a telephone call that will save you a lot of money in the future. Cesarean prevention group The Cesarean Prevention, Support and Education Group meets Aug. 31 at 7:30 pm at 97 Brunswick St., Oshawa. The topic for discussion is VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean). The group provides information and support for parents or professionals who are interested in any aspect of cesarean childbirth. These include cesarean prevention, VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean), cesarean preparation and recovery and emotional support for parents who have experienced cesarean childbirth. For more information contact Beth Cubitt at 579-7518 or ISsa Weston at 576- 0562. Tibe Weekend Bay News, August 28, 29,30, 1"2 Injured workers I OWASCO _ Durham Region Union of Injured Workers holds a nomination meeting Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 7 pm at CAW Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa. Special guest speaker is Karl Crevar, president of the Ontario Network of Injured Workers. His topic is Fighting for the Rights of Injured Workers. lt A9 Good supervision is the art of getting average people to do superior work. Did you know that in Nov. '90, the twelve -millionth Golf ieft the main factory at Wolfsburg - a clear demonstration of the lasting popularity enjoyed tiv this model. � Now, cut the price of a family car � down to size. 0 - 0 Tfo These days it's easy to spend $20,000 on a family car. But with a Hyundai Elantra GL you get almost all the same features for only $9,995.' The Elantra (:L comes equipped with all these outstanding feature, as standard equipment. 16 -valve 113hp DOHC engine r power -assisted rac=k and ptnit)t steering • automatic aarwnisvort (or equivalent credit) • independent suspension • demonically conudied fid -injection It's ail covered by Hyundai's 3 vear/60,000km bumper to bumper, 5 year/100,000km major component warranty.* So get on down to your Ontario Hvundai Dealer now and cut vourself a great deal. HyunDRI DEALERS ASSOCIATION Wbere it ICY gem ' 1"2 Elantra GL May not be exactly as shown. Special factory reduced price of S9.995. Factory order may be necessary. All taxes, P.D.E. and freight extra. Subject to change without notice. Dealer may sell for Icss.' ties dealer for details. Pickering Hy M 220 Bayly Street East, Ajax 427-()l 11 Ontario Hyundai 4196 Taunton Road Fast, Oshawa 576-7669 <i>ria♦'r'�ir.aJILILi.ijtv-J.1l+:'.'tttair•aYas►�a.sAicaa'3::. . o + i � s .b V7r s . 1 V �n8a� • !. ire::. i i �... ..t 6 • A10 7'he Weekend Bay News. August 28.29.30.1992 n r� . , 1992 SUBARU HATCHBACK 4WD As soon as you drive the 1992 Subaru Hatchback, you'll realize why V111. ' l we say we've put the fun back into economical driving. Now you . have a car that's truely affordable with remarkablely high fuel efficiency and ha- all the bells & whistles that snake driving enjoyable. HYUNDAI'S 1992 ELANTRA GL A sporty 16 valve family sedan, with • automatic transmisson. 'Ise b.l •Je V m Wodn DQ1MUt .1 JUSUMRAhAA •Rl1 C&C Motor Sales Ltd. 1705 DU NDAS ST. W. 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Prioate dining n wns for business meetings, parties and special occasions. ............. f you're looking for a dining combination that includes elegance and quality, sprinkled with a good measure of great _._..._..._. prices, then pay a visit soon to Regalis in the Pickering Corporate Centre. Pickering's newest fine dining experience is brought to you by partners Greg Regas and Louis Fakalis. Both have been well-known in these parts for years — having worked together most recently at Lord 13yron Steak House. Fakalis himself has been in the fine restaurant business for some 30 years. Regalis represents his third ownership venture — having formerly operated Pickering's Lord Byron and Sir Steer Steak House on Bayview Avenue in Toronto. During the past four years he and Regas have formed what Fakalis likes to refer to as "the perfect team" — a trend that is obviously continuing. "We make a good team," Fakalis says. "Greg is one of the best young chefs around anywhere." The two have spent the last seven months supervising every detail, and preparing for the opening of this elegant restaurant on Pickering Parkway. The result is a beautiful and bright setting with intimate seating, marble columns and a roaring fireplace. Regalis features lunch and dinner menus that combine old favorites with unique house specialties. There's a full range — from steaks and roasts to Seafoods and pastas. _among the specialties sure to be favorites are Regalis' Specialty Veal featuring tender breaded veal topped with ham, Swiss cheese and wine mushroom sauce. Regalis' Specialty Chicken features tender boneless breast of chicken topped with the same ham, Swiss cheese and wine mushroom sauce combination. For the seafood lovers, how about Regalis' Orange Roughy Neptune — broiled roughy topped with crab meat, asparagus and sauce Bearnaise? A delicious seafood pasta features shrimp, lobster and crab, smothered in creamy white wine sauce. For those who prefer steaks, there's everything from New York strip to prime rib, peppercorn steak to filet mignon. Or how about Chateaubriand for one, Regalis -style, featuring filet mignon surrounded by a bouquet of vegetables served with Bearnaise sauce. To celebrate its new opening, daily specials featuring a seafood platter, seafood pasta and steaks will be available. "We will have specials all the time," Fakalis said. "Every week we'll have something different." Regalis is located on the ground floor of the Pickering Corporate Centre — just west of the Pickering Town Centre mall on Pickering Parkway. The restaurant is open seven days a week, Monday to Friday from 11 am to 11 pm, and on weekends from S pm to 11 pm. Partners Fakalis and Regas will hold a traditional grand opening party later this fall — when many old friends and associates return from their holidays. By that time, maybe you'll have already discovered Regalis and be an old friend as well. .Pickering Corporate Centre, 1305 Pickering Parkway 420--7577 g Al2 Mw Weekend Bay News, August 28,29,30, 1992 Inside a This .Issue Rvm a i q Bay News s �, ecia d v st erh ng 0 1 .soft.. Feature .. .. ....... hwk/4 Ftml F HELMS 'lip 0 0 'Id a PARKIN5 E3 U STO i q Bay News s �, ecia d v st erh ng 0 1 .soft.. Feature .. .. ....... hwk/4 Ftml F HELMS 'lip ,Reliable, supervised day care at a home in your neighbourhood • Safe. comfortable environments Reliable local bads -up for Providers o Stimulating daily programs frolidays or illness • Trained. professional Providers Complete insurance coverage luor►thy home i ions ' Income tax receipts supplied nspecr and, we welcome full or part-time care for children from 6 weeks of age! - CWat&A'. rdw�e 1r.e a4C�e A Licensed Agency The Weekend Bay Neva, Auguat 29, 29, 30,1992 A13 OFF Valid . $ OFF I S Sept. rsv92l���. SCHOOL BAGS REG. $5. with this coupon $ 4 1 --------------j PICKERING TOW NN CENTRE Mc. (mm C.Ainu v'.) 837-0)35 WHERE EACH GIRL IS AN INDIVIDUAL Founded in 1874, Trafalgar Castle School is committed to preparing young women for the pursuit of excellence. This independent boarding and day school offers: • a challenging academic program e from grade 7 to university entrance (95% of graduates go on to post- secondary studies) • individual attention in small classes �s by dedicated faculty (average 12 students) • a safe and secure 10 -acre campus located 45 minutes from downtown Toronto by GO Train or car • A full sports program, drama, art, debating, vocal and instrumental music, etc. • limited bursary funds available • introducing daily morning shuttle service for students from Whitby GO Station to Trafalgar Castle School. For further information contact: • • The Principal Trafalgar Castle School 401 Reynolds St. • Whitby, Ontario UN 2W9 (416) 668-3358 Y .. �f ._..� --••+.w.P.�Yw�..u..�r'3r-•1dVi.'RI"�'!.:2T.F�Lb�q'.� ... .. .. - nw�� �" A14 'I%e Weekend Bav News, Anvnst 2R. 29-30.1992 Good quality sunglasses best ultra -violet ray The dramatic increase in sunscreen sales and the growing popularity of hats are good indications people are finally taking precautions against the suns harmful ultraviolet rays. While these are sensible precautions to protect your skin, it's just as important to care for your eyes. In addition to aging the skin around the eyes, exposure to the sun is straining and tiring. It can result in serious and sometimes long-term damage. As well as causing irritation of the cornea, W rays may cause clouding of the lens and cataracts which, if untreated, can lead to blindness. Good quality sunglasses treated to absorb UV radiation are your best eye protection against the sun's damaging W. "A good sunglass should screen bright stmlight and block 100 per cent of ultraviolet rays," said Martina Vrban, marketing manager. Ra�rBan sungiasses. Although the federal goverr..-ne^t recently announced plans to develop regulations for sunglasses, Vrban stressed that until these are in place, consumers should use caution when purchasing sunglasses. "While many sunglasses block some W rays, not all provide 100 per cent protection," said Vrban. To be comvletely orotected, sunglasses must prevent WA, UVB and WC, or wavelengths of light up to 380 nanometres (nm), from reaching the eye. When purchasing sunglasses, Vrban advises to check for the manufacturer's sticker guaranteeing '100 per cent W protection', or choosing UV 380 lenses. In addition to UV, a good purchasing reputable, quality general purpose sunglass should sunglasses ensures clear, block 60 to 80 per cent of distortion -free vision, good cola visible light to eliminate glare, fidelity and durability. which, although not dangerous Dr. Anthony Cullen, director like UV, can cause sight to of the University of Waterloo become strained. School of Optometry, a For extreme glare situations, such as high altitudes or bright sun reflecting off water and snow, 85 to 95 per cent is recommended. While prices range from $10 to $500 and even more for designer "specs", quality should be the overriding concern when selecting sunglasses. In addition to providing 100 per cent UV protection, Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) Ar PIK i 7foffr 1 12 i EYE DAMNATM ARRANGED hole yon. 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If you have a university degree, college diploma, or experience in the work force. you may be eligible for direct entry into the second year of a three year Public Relations program at Durham College. You can find out more about an exciting public relations career at a Durham College information night Thursday. August 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. Call 721-2000 ext. 549 for more information. oa W DURHAM college Main Campus Tel: 416-721-2000 2000 Simcoe St. N. TDD: 416-571-5560 Oshawa Ontario Fa)c 416-436-9774 OPTOMETRISTS- DR, E. GILLEZEAU DR. M. FITZSIMMONS and associates WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENTS SATURDAY & EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE INCLUDING: • Pediatric Vision Testing • Binocular Vision •Perceptual Testing .•Dispensing of all Types of °Frames &Contacts Pickering Corporate Centre 1305 Pickering Parkway #822 683-1175 839-5303 a- .:a....� �. . -• a .rye. ...a - FR � Blc BALLPOINTS - - MA E A' =SyEE T Z00 PENS PKG. 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L'ecole elementaire Laure-Riese : une Boole publique pour les familles francophones de Scarborough et des regions de York, Oshawa -Whitby et Ajax -Pickering. Pour plus de renseignements, appelez Helene Boudreau, directrice de 1'ecole au 397-2017. - Le Conseil des ecoles franjaises de la communaute urbaine de Toronto I INFIINATM NIi1TI 5:X to IM po Ampst 21 l: Isows F*k UkBFY a INK Iueet Ryersanin fiu&aw Region Talc evening coursc-s for credit in five areas of specialization: ■ Administration and Information Management • Computer Studies 0 Early Childhood Education 0 Management Courses • Nursing _ - -• Occupational Health and Safety Myerson Continuing Education courses are held in the fall, winter, and spring at Durham College, 2(X10 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. For more information, contact Sandra Gunn at (416) 571-3283. Call (416) 979-512.1 to receive a copy of the Rverson Continuing Education annual calendar. 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Classes�r 427-0036 Classe 'Or Boys start nd Girls Ages 3 ' Sept. 1 r.. a up&&trafion 1992 Riz J4 Lr r PRE-REMS RATION ..Naw STUD=rr for r!►tarning XhMbod s ON Tsaaay Swt 1 Timm Sept. 10 & 10+00 ImIiiia - 200 pt►. t Wi& Sept. _ : >. ACOOPINK- >A00 pts N 98L SGPL 10A0 atm - 200 pw 940 on 1240 noxa 0 t pea - 8 p• Thum Sept 171000 an - � Earlyter >� ... c fill quicly I. The Weekend Bay News, August 28,29,30, 1M A17 D SCHOOL Glaisdale Montessori School bigger and better ast Monday saw great excitement at Blaisdale Montessori School as children and staff witnessed the unveiling of their huge sign and raising of the Canadian flag to commemorate the expansion of Blaisdale's Pickering location. "With the extra space we can now add to our present program for children 2- 1/2 to 5 years, an expanded Toddler Program (ages 18 months to 2-1/2 years), facilities for our Montessori Elementary children (ages 6 to 9) and — most exciting of all — a gymnasium for all our children," enthused Eleanor Wilson, the principal of Blaisdale. Located on two acres in a quiet, secluded street with nearly 10,000 square feet of floor space, Blaisdale is now the largest Montessori school in Durham. Established in 1969, Blaisdale is also one of the oldest Montessori schools in Canada. There are two locations in Scarborough, one in Ajax (in Pickering Village), in addition to the Pickering location on Toynevale Road, south of Kingston Road and Rougemount. At Blaisdale Montessori School, children are taught individually from educational materials devised by Dr. Maria ':Montessori, which includes Practical Life Skills, Sensory Learning, Language, Math and Cultural Activities. Following Dr. Montessori's dictum to give "the best to the child", Blaisdale has always strived to achieve excellence and continually seeks to improve its program for the children. With this in mind, staff are required to take an Adlerian course (which furthers the understanding of children's behavior to help them develop self- esteem, and aids in maintaining harmonv in the classroom), and training in First aid. Through the years. Blaisdale has added Classical Music Appreciation (starting at 2-1/2:). French and Computers. Also available as options will be Karate, Dancing, Woodworking, Sewing, Cooking. Swimming and Drama. Eleanor Wilson entered the Montessori field 31 years ago because, "I wanted the best for my children." Prior to that Mrs. Wilson taught from Kindergarten to Grade 8 in Canada and N ursery School in England. All Montessori staff at Blaisdale are (children over 6 years). Open from 7 am to 6 pm, Blaisdale offers a warm, nurturing environment that assures parents exceptional AUSDA .E MONTESSORI SCHOOL` Y.�7el Y _ '1� 4 "'I 'i Y, 4_IN Pow wacnaK Dhalo Children and staff are excited about the extra space added to the Blaisdale .Montessori School in Pickering AMI trained (Association Montessori Internationale. the highest standard for Montessori training in the worldi. Blaisdale is the only school in Durham with AMI staff at the Elementary level teaching methods are provided for their children, methods perfectly suited to young minds and active bodies. More information is available by calling 686`3003 or 509-3003. ._..... 1w:.LY22S�c.ey4u�.. S .,A<,..::.M.:r. . .n.»7.: ...;—, ,4.zio,",. aU..k*'4> .i.— I ---- 11 . . .-........ A18 The Weekend Bay News, August 28, 29,30, 1M Pioneer heritage preserved here at Quaker Hill by Marjorie Green hat would summer be without at least one drive in the country: spending a day — even a rainy one — absorbing some local history while enjoying pastoral pleasures? Back in the days when this part of the world was all heavy bush right down to the shores of Lake Ontario — and our American cousins were at war with the '.Motherland — hundreds of United Empire Loyalists came here in the early 1800s to carve their homesteads out of the wilderness. Although much of this noble heritage has been lost to us, one area of Durham managed to hold fast to its Quaker roots. A visit to Quaker Hill, just northwest of Uxbridge, off Highway 4:, is like a step back in time. There a special kind of solitude surrounds the Friends fleeting House. Built in 1820 to replace an earlier 1809 log structure, the Meeting House was used regularly until 1925. after that its membership fell into decline. Services are now held, just once a year, in June. In the Burial Ground on the other side of the narrow dirt road, gravestones date back as far as 1812. A little further on down the same dirt road lies the Uxbridge-'�cott Museum. Consisting of an old school, church, farmhouse. barna and out -buildings, the museum is a treasure trove of historic memorabilia, fact and trivia. Curator Allan McGillivray enjoys entertaining visitors there with his enlightening and often amusing anecdotes. A thorough researcher and historian ("It's often like fitting together the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle'), McGillivray likes nothing better than to uncover new items of interest on old familiar subjects. And so it was when the University of Guelph sent him some photographs taken by Lucy (laud Montgomery of the interior of the Manse in Leaskdale. He was able to see clearly for the first time just how the famed author decorated her home. This being the 50th anniversary of L.M. Montgomery's death, McGillivray was in the process of creating a special exhibit of photographs, floor plans and a model of the Manse when he received another pleasant surprise. The Manse was up for sale. Lxbridge Town was hoping to purchase it and open it to the public. It now seems likely the Uxbridge -Scott Historical Society will have the opportunity of recreating the decor and furnishings of the home in which Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote 11 of her books which followed the very successful Anne_ of Green Gables. Maud's stillborn middle child lies buried, not far away, beneath a gravestone in the cemetery adjacent to the Taj Mahal -inspired Foster Memorial. This year will also see the opening of the museum's Carmody House. Although it dates back to 1860, "We want it to be just a While it is no longer in existence, a plaque honoring the school is also on the museum grounds. 1820 Quaker HiU Friends Meeting House typical farmhouse," says'. McGillivray. "We plan to furnish it in the 1920 era so we can use a lot of things already in our collection." If all goes as planned, it should be open in time for the Society's 21st Annual Steam Threshing Days Aug. 29 and 30 from I to 5 pm each day. Also celebrated this year was the 175th anniversary of The James School: the first school to be built in the Uxbridge area. In the 1830s, Reverend Adam Elliot, a saddle -back minister from Pickering, would ride north regularly to conduct Anglican church services in The James School on Quaker Hill. While in Uxbridge, he would stay overnight in the home of Quaker clergyman Ezekial James, just across the road. 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There are several ex- cellent reasons why you should choose one of them and call it home. Once you turn down the street which leads into this peaceful court, you'll find yourself agreeing with Frank Veltri that this small enclave of 20 new residences is the place you can finally call home. Liberty Lane is surrounded on all sides by established neighbourhoods and mature trees which assures purchasers of no "surprise developments" in the future. The court location is excellent for grow- ing families or people who desire a quiet location without heavy drive-through traf- fic. It's also very close to schools, medical facilities and shopping. In addition, the Veltri name has long been synonymous with quality and superior workmanship. For over 30 years this family - operated business has been offering pur- chasers only the finest of materials and the highest value in new -home construction. If you desire these qualities in a new home, Liberty Lane is a definite must to see. The Veltri Group is rated "Excellent" for their after-sales service by the Ontario New Home Warranty Program. The buyers come back to Veltri Value. The Veltri Group can boast about 3, 4, and 5 -time home buyers - something almost all builders cannot claim. Quite often overseen by the purchaser is the future resale value of their home. With the features listed above - a new home at Liber- ty Lane will certainly be a very attractive resale property in the future. There are several models from which to choose, ranging in size from 995 sq. ft. to 1.989 sq. ft. Prices start at 5137,990 to 5184,990 and include the Federal Goods and Services Tax and feature your choice of two, three or four bedroom plans. These well designed homes offer sunny kitchens, spiral staircases, spacious foyers, ensuites, ample closets and some models even boast an op- tional two-sided gas fireplace! The new model grouping features a decorated home and the staff at Liberty Lane invite you to come out to their location and see the quality for yourself. To view the models, take the 401 to the Liberty Street exit in Bowmanville and go north to Borland Court. They are open Mon- day to Thursday 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. For further information please call Fay Peirce, Nina Veltri or Arleen Handley at 623-9462. RIVER VALLEY ESTATES ONLY g HOMES LEFT! Also available are homes at River Valley Estates, just moments away from Liberty Lane. The Veltri Group has reduced prices thousands to clear inventory. Both detach- ed and link homes are available. House sines range from 1,536 sq. ft. to 2,233 sq. ft. with prices starting from $147,990. This community is fully completed. Curbs, sidewalks, streetlights and trees are all in place. It also offers a children's playground. Some detached models include such features as a 50' ravine lot, walkout base- ment, skylight, jacuzzi tub, oak circular stairs, greenhouse breakfast area, main floor family room and a wood -burning fireplace with heatilator. Immediate occupancy is available and there are four models to view. The sales of- fice hours are Monday to Thursday 3 p.m. 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Estates please call Sandra Craven, Finella to 7 p.m., Saturday, Sunday and Holidays For further information on River Valley Hughes or Debbie Dawson at 623-7445. I BOWMANVILLE'S BEST NEW COMMUNITY , I= A Ai, ;01 O 4V' "10 lop Aw 4 dr 14w- Ao It! I Iry °mss: 420 260, sat. _ s�n. l•�� � 42 = -^ 7 1 ANAN Cm Imarketbw "Whey T� �7 a I3ncoia Lame we guarantee the p�cbase o! Tour p�wMnt Lome. Qse oar tndeaa pLn to Tour ad�antate. IV I A' -W A -AP 0 AOR Imarketbw "Whey T� �7 a I3ncoia Lame we guarantee the p�cbase o! Tour p�wMnt Lome. Qse oar tndeaa pLn to Tour ad�antate. B O r J - 1 k too m�A Come on out to Aspen Springs this weekend.You may just stay for a lifetime. Enjoy a picturesque setting that's only minutes away Oom historic downtown Bowmanville, Lake Ontario, and Highway 401. And put the noise, crime and pollution of the big city behind you in this firmly established community - over 150 homes have already been sold. low �' • NI p y r H.S, �iCQ n .�rdn c iM Al Ana logo 'a SRI • E a MONDAY -THURSDAY: I PM - 8PM, FRIDAY CLOSED, WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS: I LAM - 6PM 623-7027 or 427-8605 H6 71be Pickering/Ajax Bay News, New Home Section e. i OL JF,of's ING OF • E� pEN TH LE ,NN ed Mp arante Gu 00* t ge or ga .g 314010 Dep°sits ancy _ lexlble 93 occuP F to 19 tee Up Reba 4-- 2 5,00 , lots Y to 50 ed T i1p clod .GST In SameAar- „awe pvPg�ade to c ,c SinSles Attra.. 'e Links, houses ree �ti`hold Town F990 Ft�m Sales Representatives Linda Currie Anna van den Hoven Homelife Advantage Realty Ltd. Mon. to Thurs. I p.m. - 5:30 p. m. P. Closed Friday Sat., Sun. & Hols. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. 623-0044 D'ANGELO BROS. GROUP is j cp " Hm 2 } W J ¢ Ir M�o W Z 2 U =Now 0 V; y 0 Q 3 Homo (O m 401 Sales Representatives Linda Currie Anna van den Hoven Homelife Advantage Realty Ltd. Mon. to Thurs. I p.m. - 5:30 p. m. P. Closed Friday Sat., Sun. & Hols. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. 623-0044 D'ANGELO BROS. GROUP is j cp " I ;0 261 3s' a *. Fully detached homes on 30 ft., 40 ft. & 45 ft.lots Special Financing Package 4 Quality Appliances 32 oz. Carpet 1993 Closings Artist's concept of the Parkwood 1830 sq. ft. Across from Golf Course Artist's concept of the Castlewood 2613 sq. ft. (Membership Pkg. Available) Mo EL HOMES TO VIEW'. SAVE TODAY MOVE IN 1993 H8 The Pickeri wAiax Bay News. New Home Section l'UR'H M ::...:. F H(1MES ast performance says a great deal about present quality in the housing incluutry. „ That's the credo of Armandale Homes representative Patricia Armstrong. It's also the approach she takes when it comes to corvkrcing buyers why they should purchase a home in the Townhomes of Black Creek and in River Stone at Cour ice. "I send people out to older neighborhoods _ -- - built by Annandale to check out the homes _Y i s a s t a a r s! _ � , ` � AN' and talk to the people who live there," she said during a recent interview. "If you want to check out a builder knock on a few of the doors where he's built his houses. I think that's the easiest way because these people will sell the houses for You-" Armandale Homes has ahuays been proud of its after-sales service. It holds the wrtb oak prdkets and hand rads, clay bnck purchase a home quabfiea ;5 prize towards the nrottigage. See ft coolest Road and Highway 2. cortiact Ma:V fione andK and waved -dad garage doors -- to Hamra just rules at the sales office, or. ask .a sales:: prestigious excellent-lxriider rating from the 434-3$7. a few. Armarxtale uses the same ¢xactingvee : dev+ebprrnents can be weaved by <cantat ling Ontario New Home Warranty Program....:,:1&*nk tostio>r home start at $1309900. " :;The draw will be •made on Jan. 29, 1993, Raw* Fer+ennez or Harry Vella at the site. That's no small feat, since the rating is iudiy-detactnedf family homes, or links. _: at the Oshawa Golf Club. "The odds of Call 432-3340. For singles and links 11 am to 6 pm.*":_ ;; earned only after four years with an One of the more spacious floor pians of winning are pretty good," Armstrong said, unblemished after sales service record. .. _ . the Townhomes of Black Creek features explaining the number of draw entries will _ The builder's reputation has also been built 1,323 sq. ft. of living space in a 2 -storey, 3- depend on how many homes are sold. _. .. on quality workmanship at an affordable bedroom layout. The main floor offers a This Courtice community is an unbeatable price. Arm mxl* Homes have always had a large living/dining room and a spacious location. Armstrong, who ices in the town wide-ranging appeal to homebuyers — kitchen and bneaidast area herself, says this growing location has a whether they're first time buyers or those The upper floor features a master gmait deal to offer. _ looking to "move up." _ :. bedroom with a large walk-in closet and "1 think It's a really good location," she ::: _ The Townhomes of Black Creek and River ' ensuite bathroom. The price of these said. The Annandale neighborhood is within Stone are another good example of this townhomes is definitely right — starting as walking distance of local elementary and dwersk. _ love as $118,600. Prices for inks start at secondly schools. Highway 401 is just a ."It's a well-rounded community," $130,900, while singles are as low as short drive south, while major shopping is Armstrong said. ."We have links, $178,900. „_ also dose by. . townhomes and singles. And we put the ArmaidaWs $50,000 fveaway contest ::Why not see Armandale Homes 4 same features in al of our homes." :; could make these great deals even beth for yqurself? The Townhonnes of Black :.Quality touches are featured Ike staircases Every person entering an agreement to Creek and the singles and )inks of River. f or a 0,000 Sty :are at %,UW M Road bet~uveen Nash construction, colonial trim on doors, pantrk s prize towards the nrottigage. See ft coolest Road and Highway 2. cortiact Ma:V fione andK and waved -dad garage doors -- to Hamra just rules at the sales office, or. ask .a sales:: Several model homes for both 434-3$7. a few. Armarxtale uses the same ¢xactingvee : dev+ebprrnents can be weaved by <cantat ling : Hours are Monday to stardards of workmanship, whether bolding :;The draw will be •made on Jan. 29, 1993, Raw* Fer+ennez or Harry Vella at the site. . pna to 8 pm.`end Saha* iudiy-detactnedf family homes, or links. _: at the Oshawa Golf Club. "The odds of Call 432-3340. For singles and links 11 am to 6 pm.*":_ ;; s The Pick u Bay y N ews, New How Sectlon H9 .... ........... ........... . _.... . H10 Mw M&ering/Ajax Bay Newer New HomeSeiction' Quality Features That Set The Premium quality windows and dors with STANDARDprefintshed sash & frames / Genuine clay brick construction 2 x 6 «tenor wall construction `The Rau/ McCoy'. Towel ban Self-seaimg asphalt shingles Built-in dishwasher pros"" balancing Val" Glans r arsy4c shower Mull doors - QW10y C&Sh1O1 fLo^ng Built-in medactor cabinet TRI -CAR GARAGE N ' Our spacious tarxkrn / garage lets you store I almost anything of any sue Your driveway can be kept clear - no more toys rusting away Protect your boat, cars, even your extra furniture Qu*r'y tde flao►:wg _. or use the space for N a workshop. Here, am froom oma anything goes Jis-Locknag stone walkway may to front entry Custom designed Landscspuag Package IN BOWMANVILLE 800 sears mtrior dors mch ding clout doors Stewdod wood burniiag ferepLu with gars doer 5/8' Fully adJastablr Ati es a all cabinets Laos inemsevence ' wv p clern • ourriors wdh backs in every cobeiart. Full faceframe caw construction -- rethn than typical f►aweless cabenrtr. !madem kitchen c tip it N. kr .EMM. CEDAR'BROoKE • — The IINAMnte'A' TheCorteid'A' 2,2x1 eq R f e ' ; ue Hot= NOUN. PEN HOUM HOUJ 1.250 eq.R hon $139.990• Prom $213.990 � 1-7 P.H. Hna=!Lasa LINK HOMES FROM SINGLE FAMILY HOMES FROM =W a�e.i. awNnas Fnwu.>r uor�s • SO' IATB $139990 ..,a.,,� � NG 195ona 90 COMMUNITY FEATURES 4 .._ • 30' and SO' lots • Walkouts included PARKLAND.GREENSPACE AND RAVINE LOIShL at• BUYERS SALE,,,PRICED TO SELL 40MMAINING HOMES ONLY... CUSTOM BUILT~EXECUTIVE STYLES Located in an Exclusive Area of Pickering H12 The Pickerine/Aiaz Bav News. New Home Sectioe omE'� Bion m ;4 a d n a 11 i "I I i[o) all - lHE SPR/NGI�/E�H rA SHE MAYFAIR ELEV 8 Z,: 70 6sq_ ft. !1464gjogoo C.S. T. INCLUDED' . y � ELEV B R G S. T SNCL [JOED • y. 4A*, THE HARVESTER "47, ELEV B FIr. FF,f � ti THE WILLIAMSBURG ELEV A I'S70s�►_tr_ X163, 900 1. .i T I n. (! 111)t 11 ■ mwtnw= z569sq_ ft. sl�►9 900 G S T INCLUDED' ; j.' • rte' A - • full, ---- - —•--" ii�n li. �i r u�r iiu r.,u, 111M,iii illi h f.. �'. � j -��— rte—. - • s � ,- � n- A I= pv - a p= MW )Niridays 4 Sun do Holidays U an - 6 pi 928-8284 )87-1 S64 U14 The News. New Home Section EXTRAORDINARY OVERSI ,HEAVILY TREED, AVAILABLE y����G,• suc. FT4 900 HOMES 0\ R.4V��E LOTS FOR$279,900 79.06 R�4 , T T IM11 When you buy an EVERGREEN SERIES Home at Cedar Woods, we'll buy your existing home, GUARANTEED. It's a NO -RISK way to move up to a top quality Coughlan Home. Ask our sales representative for all the details. Then get moving! 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WA ;., � � ti •_+ � - Builder z offering special upgrade r •S package on 1 ' , ceramic 1 s , flooring. I GST INCLUDED 1MODELS rn �_C�o CAUL: 831=9269 MON. CLOSED FRIDAYe��� • cmc arc MW +� FWCH AVE. E. 'CLAVE HWY.2 ac LL N -HM4Ot CUTIVE HOMES ! lncluMSI. 4 Walkout from basem6nt A .M AW /'\ -W` .!-M -01" ..-... We'll buy your existing home, GUARANTEED. It's a NO -RISK way to move up. This offer applies to all our homes! WA ;., � � ti •_+ � - Builder z offering special upgrade r •S package on 1 ' , ceramic 1 s , flooring. I GST INCLUDED 1MODELS rn �_C�o CAUL: 831=9269 MON. CLOSED FRIDAYe��� • cmc arc � c FWCH AVE. E. HWY.2 ac LL N -HM4Ot By Bob Remington ........... t was, in the words of one observer, the dirtiest Emmy telecast in years. Kirstic Alley of Cheers thanked husband Parker Stevenson for "the big one," Burt Reynolds thanked wife Loni Anderson for 'two big ones," and comedian Gilbert Gottfried said that if what Pee -wee Ilerman allegedly did at a Florida porn theatre was a crime, "I'd be on death row by now.' The 44th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards will have to go a long way to top last year's burlesque. But with three comedians as co -hosts, anything can happen. Presiding this vea , r will be Allev, recently canceled talk -show host Dennis Miller and Tim Allen of Home Improvement. Comedy will he the theme throughout the night. wish Roseanne Arnold, Jerry Seinfeld, Richard Lewis and Super Dave Osborne as presenters. Walter Miller, executive producer of the Emmv telecast, says comedy will give the potentially tedious show some edge. "We like to keep it as whimsical as we possibly can, and I think we will," Miller predicts. Leading the Emmy list with 16 nominations is Northern Exposure, followed by Murphy Brown, Seinfeld, The 64.-h Annual Academy Awards and the Hallmark Hall of Fame production of Miss Rose WAile, with nine each. The Emmy nominations are no stranger to controversy. Due to a change in eligibility, the fuss this year revolves around a decision to let guest stars compete with series regulars. Christopher Lloyd and Kate Neffirn, who both made guest appearances i on isney's Avonlea, are therefore nominated as Outstanding Lead Actor and Lead Actress in a Drama Series. Other "guest nominees' include Kelsey Grammer as Outstanding Lead actor in a Comedy Series for a spot on Wings, Harrison Page as Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for an appearance on Quantum Leap, Tyne Daly as Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for a guest stint on Wings and Shirley Knight as Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for a one-shot on Law & Order. 7o ­ . ....... ... 0 --- - - - - __ - I . . . . - I . , I - . I I - I . I . 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Goldlim Ot 0* Cum Ca- tena a M Vft Chi" a (tb :W OM From Tusent a IN 2*6 am$ 0 OD T 21111 T M a U MW LOW Basehal minsts r. Lill"1111111111 napdn Fas Vinde **% *Th 'Wand" (1990, Adven- ture) Beth Buchanan, Les Hill. Four marooned teen-agers fail into the clutches of the savage descendants of shipwrecked Imr- I aw, (2 nrs i SM 31 73 Be a Star 26 34 10 Search Of 35 cressfn a J_C 14 a 17 Secret SeV We 11111111,14 21 S i a a (la 32 WilINISS O '_V is 0 19 Illoscoo 911 so: FOB lone O a III I place C11 :Ir. bm Calc i0 .36, bsdvw Ilysharies a j2) m Mwie **** "Fid - der a Se Illoor (1911. Musi- cal) 1971'Musi- cal) Topol, Norma Crane. A milkman in czarist Russia tries to hold onto his Jewish heritage in the face of oppression in this adaptation of the hit Broadway play. ( 3 firs.) O (* :;* 111hMe **% "lads 111 Schur (1986, comedy) Rodney Dangerfielill, Saly Keller- man. Campus We is turned upside-down when an obnox- ious, addle -aged 4um enrols in college. (2 firs.) :,:k: 11howhim Lao :,!K: Now *** "Im Fisk Fydlter Sift Again" (1976, Comedy) Peter Seders, Wwbed Lam. The WmWft Clausen finds himself pitted agamst Dreyfus, his former so- permr, who's now intent on con- quering the world. (2 firs.) V cry d leases ON. Fafade fib Vl:* ridedew (11) :* C" MW Chase M a .44* 19 0 1 :W PFideaots O Channel 014, ISO 11 11 Skphy Step i 23.2o New Leave ft to BUM 25 29 This Cosby M 114 a 17: 0',111,. 11 0(4 21 0 CC, G. 0 ft :3Z 600 Girls ill!® * a 1 19. a CIE) 1 8, 0 :36. Mail ** * -W the W (1988. Drama) (Part 2 of 2) Michael Cane, Armand As. sante. As the gruesome "Rip- per" murders Rip- per11murders continue. Abber- line concocts a daring plan to capture the Miller. (2 firs.) a CD:** nib's the bu? Mo. ZM IS :3i In Wok A Swi- mor :w Comb T011111* 0 14 Erik *** "Cluncir (1991, Drama) Ron Lea, Graham Greene. An Indian kidnaps two men to protest the while man's rampant envww mental destruction. (I hr., 45 min.) a .#-- Mum& Nord :9 Caddo Larry ift In M 0 (S -US GD:A0 (it A, . Em* ad (a .34.1 bad Net bet Nies i waiigtd" (1943, Mystery) Basil Rath- bone, No Bruce. The microfilm of a stolen document is hidden in a match box. (I hr., 30 min.) -MacLean Hunter Cable TV - Ajax 1. Trillium Cable TV - Pickering O � �9 14 49 17 Dateline ®23, 2s; Red 'n Talk It, 21 0 � 6. 48'IZ Ca 24 27 IN NWOey Street :32 bb" IIIIEVIE111125; 29 World kW Ost V 30 S~ Extremes (3Y, 2s Bionts and Ake �* .20, NOW C31J 33, CF" Md Chase (1) 3. SWCOM kbb Slurt TINO 06® M. 7. 11M U :26. TUR Canab a CID . 6, 1 a C* 112 mrom V., 1111 Lon MMMY a A 141 . 011111111111im i3ii® Vis) :26: This Clisury 11 Ops Toolus Illigh- wed figlrfs x WOW KIM 0 (ID :14, 0:31k KIM a cis :20.. Allisillow No 0 (FZ a CU: _$ Spondw :3:t' IIII.S. ftu Tanis caffmo go GD:,!:: SM A bsbm worth :* Sum add Sma a:* I= alz Music From cis- OVA fins i Ch*M "TIC (1982, Drama) Matt Dil- 111101111 M) 1C - on SUP lon, Jim Metzler. A vulnerable 15 -year-old is caught in an emo- banal tug-of-war as he tries to Et ad= ad is moon ow grow up ~ parental guid- (1991, Adventure) Mickey ante. (I hr., 43 min.) Rourke, Don Johnson. Two drd- M OAC imp" Tuft tars resort to legal means to save a buddy's business in 19% Cakfornia. (I hr., 45 min.) a ®i' . a 01 U1. a A. Telaw Show 0 0D :.Ifk 0 119 It 0 GD 0 GD: -W OW Cwt Gill a a •®:;:0®:g:0® 0 CID : Ill.' 6 0 -* SW I.: NM Tui (]D:,*_; 13C NM a W* phiplis ft O 01D.4. #.. CTU NM NAS Chews (!)::tl 1111111011111 **1/2 a 017 :A am Mak N is the Fn* (1978, Comedy) Peter Selers, A kdfda Dyan Cannon. Bumbhng Inspec- a ICs Awd TM for Chouseav dons a variety of * Fullone Fib disguises while sleuthing his 11 1, Wes - own "murder." (2 hrs.) 04111., Malone Now M a Ul $Poll" 0:0+ 1111111111311111 ®29, 35 NeWS1110 O off M4 is U.S. Ulm Tom a 3D 3 cap a (14 '1$. Paw Pmorm 0:*. Foam goo O CrL): 8: Night cm a (t1' 111 111112. an * Danis Mom a A 1* Be" a 0:77: UkS* map6m (a :20. whow I= Lik im Vesiss Aw. CO 04: Minis **% Feds Ift" (1989, Drama) Michael Marvintz, Victoria Ten- ant. A former concert pianist's passion for chess leads him into a German underworld of pm- bilmig and drugs. (I hr., 45 min.) =0411., 111111side 1110101111lics � l Lam No ft landed l6ttmman 0 (iM -:�'!: Fotds6ed 2410 0 (101 -1'$'T9 Is Amused M O ®''A'. Ts Be Anumisill M11V* 31111111V SeW (1938, Mus") George Burns, Gram Alen. Grade turns the smal town cokge she inherited into a haven for her vaudevilk pals. (I hr., 50 min.) O ffl):141 Paid hmn B GD. -Ip Jen Nun; O dD:fi-. Nmtmd bspm 0 (it ii U in to Fm* O CE):X Movie **% "Sni Be wising ft F*NW, (1985, Drama) Juke Walters, Anthony Higgins. 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Fantasy; Jett Bridges, David Warner Compu ter imagery enhances this story about a video -game programmer who becomes a prisoner in a computerized world (1 hr.. 45 min ) © 31 33 Crook and Chase M3 2s 34 Wet Picts ® 29 35 Pnimenews Q 14 is Getbn' Direr ® 23 26 AdvtObM Of the Black St*w 25 29 This Cowrtry Em Q 9 1410 17 ® 3 Sweld 0162106 S®12. 32 Streit legal a s is Q i9 2000 Makin had 0 14 IS Nae hnrroveMM Q '! 14 Q _d, a I® 17 O 36 Cosy Show Q is 21 whiz K& Q s is O to Top GR O '—V 6 ®"12 32. Pichia M Me Edge O 14 14 Who's the Iuss? O '11, 11 Plip Marian. Pri- vate Eye OV -22 &Mpk N Nle Bailey 0 'n .20 O CL 3 SOF sm "Li1a- ace: I" the Music" (1988. Biography) Victor Garber, Mau- reen Stapleton. A fact -based ac- crunt of the public life and often turbulent personal relationships of the flamboyant entertainer. (1 firs.) 0 a A VdM i Made Tar 11 110 ®:rt Movie *** "Tales N bdwM" (1951, Faw tasy) Moira Shearer, Robert Rounsevik. A poet recalls the three loves of his kk m this adaptation of 011knbach's op- era. (2 firs.) ®® a F=M File ®® a,; lspuis ad Ow - M) a Cred am am w- ©aCredailam ® ®:$k NMIs s algin Prboon M O ® :4 11111 ft N yon let YM Lill 0 (9 :>i4; ba for Two 110* 1 Shaw O 011 X mart&o ®®3:; major tin ® Z .Ni. hg butt ®®*ImCase" O Channel O [11) : w Night Neat ® (19@ 20: Meese Place Street mm ® (25) 1129: Canada Tonight (361 1124 Movie * * * * "Netwwlr" (1976. Drama) Wil ham Holden, Faye Dunaway. Oscar winning Paddy Chayefsky satire about a television station that will air almost anything for the ratings. (2 hrs., 15 min.) i® (31; 1133 NMhVlle lbw ® (291 :35 Larry Kin; Live EM Q C§� 14 m 17 Q (33:3: Brings Q I* 1a ArrestOg Bdmv* ® 17' .22 Judy Garland Sings ® 23; :26 IM List ® ;24. .27 Great Carman History 28 .34: Power and ft Glary EM ® 37 25 Movie "Nolywrosd Party" (1934, Musi cal) Jimmy Duiante. laurel and Hardy A jungle film actor throws an all-star gala. (1 hr., 15 min ) I. 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Warren Beatty The outspoken super star reveals her innermost feel rags in this portrait of the singer and her entourage on tour. (2 firs.) Q : 6 6 ® 12 32 Newhart J - Ajax ::'Trillium Cable T :>a; "doe © :$: D.S. Oreo Tennis Wrgh- O ®: 6: 40:36: News ® 19 46. Arsenio Nal foo © : 3.: spww n ®300 :113: CFL Remit i® "46'. Generation Gar ill® 25 :29: Business work) i® 0:36, Fax I® (3-7� :25; Movie * * "Lad- ies Courageous" (1944. Drama) Loretta Young, Diana Barry - more. A lady flier attempts to organize the Women's Air Force during World War II. 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