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Home My WebLink AboutBN1992_09_045 SIR - LEM Lul t -A :,�ffi I I -TI all a no MX as RK so a a an no No an X sw an on 09 v am M.0 1 Ir ;, fil A2 The Weekend Bay News, September 4, 5, 6, 1992 Ajax Public Library 120 magazines, periodicals await public use Ajax Public Library has over 120 magazine and periodical titles in its collection. The lar -,e and varied collection is available for patrons to borrow and browse at either Ajax Public Library branch location. Titles include news magazines such as Newsweek, Time and Maclean's; fashion magazines like Flare, Vogue, Glamour and Mademoiselle; business periodicals including Canadian Business, Business Week and Financial Post Magazine. Magazines that appeal to a wide variety of ages and interests are included in the collection: People Weekly. RoUing Stone, Travel & Leisure, Saturday Night and others. Periodicals and magazines often have the most up-to-date information available on current events and topics. To assist readers in accessing the information available, periodical indexes are maintained at both branches of the Ajax Public Library. Most periodicals are indexed, with articles listed by topic. Among the most well -used periodicals are the consumer magazines. Consumer Reports, Canadian Consumer and Protect Yourself are all kept on file at the library. Some issues are available for loan. Others are for in -library consultation only. Generally, the current issue of a periodical is kept for in -library display for one month. A year of back issues is available for patrons to borrow. The library collection may also be used to browse magazines before purchasing a copy or subscription. Some patrons may find using the library magazines more economical and environmentally conscious than buying personal copies. Most magazines and periodicals may be borrowed for a 3 -week loan period. For more information, or to browse the collection, visit either branch library or call the main branch information desk at 683-4000. Need supervised access program volunteers Durham Supervised Access program offers separated families a safe and neutral setting in which regular visits with or exchanges of a child can take place. Locations of visit centres are Pickering. Oshawa and Port Perry. Volunteers are needed to perform various duties such as supervising visits and exchanges, fund-raising and clerical duties. More specialized volunteers are needed, including a handy -person to build storage cupboards, an artist to make signs, other wall postings and perhaps wall murals; English translators and interpreters of any language. Donations of games, craft supplies, books and sports equipment for children aged 8 to 14 i years are needed. Also a donation of a computer and three instant cameras would be greatly appreciated. Telephone Ted Raby ` (director) at 668-6868. Ajax School security -safety manual being begun Durham Public School Board is establishing a security and safety manual for Durham schools in response to general concerns about school safety. Trustees this week accepted a policy statement that would see Dave Brown, superintendent of operations, establish the manual and a committee to oversee its implementation. It is the first time Durham board outlined such a policy and manual. The committee would also provide instruction for teachers during professional development days. and establish procedures for reporting and reviewing breaches of security in schools. New students can try schools this week The start of school next week can be a traumatic experience for fust -time students, and their parents. To help ease the transition, all Durham public and separate schools are open this week so parents and children can visit and get to know teachers and routines. Contact your local school or call Durham Public School Board at 576-4600, the Roman Catholic Separate School Board at 576-6150. Public board junior kindergarten vote soon Durham public school trustees will decide at their next meeting whether to proceed with plans for junior kindergarten, and whether those plans should use teachers or early childhood education workers (ECE). The ministry of education has ordered local boards to start junior kindergarten in September of 1994 for 4 and 5-year-ol(b. Durham and boards across theprovince feel it unfair for the province to demand a program requiring an increase of millions in local taxes while cutting grants to school boards. "Should we just be rolling over and playing dead?" Pickering Trustee Iain McCully asked trustees this week as they considered a preliminary report from administrators. He and other trustees feel the province should be taken to court, although board solicitors say that would be futile. Oshawa Trustee Don Mcllveen said teachers average $50,000 in salaries, and ECE workers average $25.000. "To our taxpayers, the difference between these would be millions of dollars each year." Education Director Pauline Laing and Superintendent Carol Yeo, the architect of the preliminary plan, both emphasized the plan at the next meeting will place the traditional model, with certified teachers, at the core of the new program. There were a lot of "ifs" about any alternates. Alternative models, such as existing day care services and ECE programs. would be worked out, if parents joined together to request them and if ministry approved. REDUCE COSTLY LONG DISTANCE CHARGES! Announcing a New Telephone Service That Allows Ajax and Pickering Residents' To Call Anywhere on this Map - All For One Low Monthly Fee. .AroWIDE ERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS •Adri6or%W CdiV we" br Ajax Piick"rinp r.:e« - with to exchan : 427. 428. 683. 686. &610 CALL AS OFTEN AS YOU WANT! TALK AS LONG AS YO U LIKE! for only RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL SERVICES Town Centre owner's quarterly loss higher Despite losses of $37.8 million last year alone. the major financial backers of JDS Investments — the company that owns the Pickering Town Centre mall — say they'll i stand behind their investment. JDS has been a continual money loser since Mississauga dentist Jack Tee purchased a 73 per cent controlling share last year for $6 million. JDS is now controlled by JSJ Equity Holdings. a company owned by Tee. Tae and his Hong Kong backers 1 immediately injected 118 million into JDS after banks refused to advance the company any cash. Tae and a family member personally ; guaranteed the interest on a $50 million loan with Citibank Canada. That loan matures in November. However, he says he intends to renew the loan during the next few months. During JDS Investments annual meeting in Toronto last week. Tse pledged his continuing commitment towards supporting the , financially ailing company. Tse said he'll keep funding JDS as long as the company shows positive signs. It was reported JDS losses continue to 1 mount during the first three months of 1992. This year's losses amounted to $5 million. up from $4.1 million in the first quarter of 1991. However, the company's cash flow i shortfall eased to $4.3 million from $6.6 million. JDS seeks approximately $4 million to complete work on its shopping malls in North York and Cambridge. The company has interests in three office buildings and shopping centres. It owns approximately 40 per cent of Canada's Wonderland amusement park. Canada Supreme Court acquits sleepwalk killer The Supreme Court of Canada last week upheld an acquittal decision of a Pickering man who killed his mother-in-law while sleepwalking four years ago. Kenneth James Parks was acquitted of murder after doctors testified he was asleep when on May 23. 1987. he beat his mother- in-law to death and attacked his father-in- law. In a 6-2 decision last week, the Supreme Court of Canada upheld the acquittal. During his original trial. it was reported Parks. while sleepwalking. drove from his Pickering home to his in-laws' house in Scarborough some 23 km away. He then attacked the sleeping couple with a fire iron and knife — beating his mother-in-law and stabbing her five times. Parks choked his father-in-law until the man became unconscious. Parks then drove to a police station and confessed to what bad happened. It was reported during the 1988 trial that Parks was under stress as a result of marriage difficulties, a gambling addiction and difficulty sleeping. More federal airport lands to be sold The federal government last week announced it will sell 2.064 hectares of North Nntr naen.monsoons .._....... ...----------- ........ .............. ._ _....... a .: ; SOFTWARE ...an,...a.aa.a�.. •COQ�' � e� �00 ' *IN * d 80irl # 0ETt EXPIRES SEP'T'EMBER 30/92. 1 00% Roadhouse OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK LIVE COUNTRY MUSIC WED. TO I Phone 619-2616 _ fps DIS NO�1V R � jam` p Norma C1131>i The Weekend Bay News, September , , 5, 6, 1992 A3 Picken"nLy 11 C7 Pickering airport lands acquired in 1973 and now declared surplus. According to Sandy Hutchison, transport ministry press secretary, the land could be up for sale as early as this fan or winter — once necessary studies are completed. Local and provincial governments are being directed to examine local zoning and development plans. The consultation between three levels of government will determine the price of the available lands, what they could be used for, and who would gain first right of purchase. The federal government is also undertaking a major airport study in Southern Ontario. Among other things. this'll determine whether there isa need for more runways at Pearson International Airport. "I don't think there's an exact date when the (Pickering airport) lands will be on the market," Hutchison told The Bay News from Ottawa. The more than 2.000 hectares declared surplus from the total 1.530 hectare block will be the only property available at this time. There are no additional lands to be earmarked surplus at a future date. The bulk of surplus airport lands made available are at the north and south ends of the existing parcel. The federal government during a budget speech in February first declared it would sell part of its proposed airport assets. In an announcement released by Transport Minister Jean Corbril. he stressed the land sell-off doesn't mean the remaining Ian& wont 1w developed int,, an airport. "Any such decision will be subject to the result of the Southern Ontario area airports study," Corbel said. As part of an agreement with the federal government, both the province and local municipalities were to be given a first option to buy the surplus lands. However. Hutchison says no sale priority is determined yet. The minister's announcement said airport lands retained by the transport ministry will continue to be leased for residential. commercial and agricultural purposes. Pickering staff starts 25 - year plan study Pickering town planners have launched a 2 -year process to consult residents and technical experts to lay out Pickering's Official Plan for the next 25 years. "How do you feel about Pickering? "Is it turning out the way it should? "How should it develop in the future?" These are some of the questions posed by the planning department in an August planning bulletin. The bulletins will be issued monthly through the town library and planning department to keep residents abreast of the planning process. The planners' fust step has been to divide Pickering into 28 chunks. based on neighborhoods. There are also three special study areas: the airport lands. Seaton and an area around Greenwood and Kinsale that will be affreted by the construction of lli bway -ttt" 4`r(.-A,� Pick -A -Mix Concrete Ltd. x �, - • �tiCW Concrete mixed on site • Coloured Concrete • Grout, Fibre Reinforced Gravel, Railway Ties • Meter Delivery CONFUSED? Request a visit to your own project! Brock of Hvq. #2N. 001M.d , s+tt,.aor evennigo an � 683-6501 n A4 The Weekend Bay News, September 4, 5, 6, 1992 '.,.�'.Conmmnity Calendar is a regular feature on upcoming events. If .>` you are a non-profit or community group send your announcement to The Weekend Bay News, 1730 McPherson Court, Unit #18, Pickering, Ontario, L1W 3E6. Deadline: Tuesday noon. Bargains, benefits, benevolence galore! EVENTS THE RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINIC Thursday at St. Gregory's auditorium, 194 Simcoe St. N.. Oshawa. 12:30 to 8 pm, aims to bring in 350 badly needed units from returned vacationers. It's sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion. MAGIC IMAGE FINE ART GALLERY holds an exhibition of important historical photogravures by noted photographic artist oa.Pi"4:1m,radon 8304067 .6aa-4363 83"114 . ssaasn FAX 83"135 Publlsher:........- ....................Duncan John Weir Editor: Harold E. Blaine Director of Advertising:...._........ -Gal Jennings Retell Sales Manager :....................Paul Gravel` Special Features Manager:. -......_Yvonne Lewis Photographer:.......»»....................Peter Woichak o '30 MMcPhemn Cowt. Unit 18, Ptickrrnrg, Ontario L1 WO Edward S. Curtis, selected from the monumental project The North American Indian, a 20 -volume document in pictures and text of Indian appearance, dress, habits and artifacts, a project begun by Curtis in 1907 and which took over 27 years to complete, Sept. 5 to Oct. 24, Tuesday to Saturday, 10:30 to 5:30 o'clock. For additional information contact Linda Ward Selbie at 416-686-1381. EPILEPSY DURHAM REGION'S monthly meeting is Sept. 8 at 7:30 pm at the Kinsmen Centre, 109 Colborne St.W., Oshawa. Psychologist Dr. Barry Brooker will be guest speaker. Everyone is welcome. For further information call 436-3152. This is a non-profit self-help group. THE COUNTY TOWN SINGERS audition Sept. 9 and 16 at 7:30 pm at St. Paul's School, 200 Garrard St. N., Whitby. Sections include soprano, alto, tenor and bass in this non- denominational choral group with members from all walks of life. Call Helen at 666-3637 for mon information. AJAX SPARTAN MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION'S annual general meeting Sept. 10 at the community centro Commodore Room, ,:30 pm is open to all parents, coaches, managers and people who are simply interested in seeing baseball in Ajax expand, develop and improve. The end -of -season dance is Sept. 25 in HMS Ajax room at the community centre with DJ, door prizes, midnight buffet at $15 per person. Call 428-7320 for tickets. THE RESIDENTS OF DURHAM CONDOMINIUM CORPORATION 34 at 44 Falby Court in Ajax hold their 4th annual garage sale Sept. 12 from 9:30 am to 1 pm. CaClUlotor Sales Ltdo 1705 DU NDAS ST. W. WHITBY •SJaRo aag3o y3im pauiquroo aq 30uus3 pus J4330 awti p431u111 s s1 sry3 JaAaboH •sis:) asa143 Jo) pusurap a93 3aaua o3 aseyo.rnd INloads 8 spew aAsy ajA •saxe3 pus 'I'(I'd 4.:)q '342ta.J} snld. 00 '6666$ ATuo zo3 sain3sa3 pmpus3s amour Aueui pus smouitu Tunp 'ss qg pa3uu 131-i-oTp 'oaman 1ga/yjV 'uoddns sequml 'maPToy TI!y Iaayb 31r3 'saiTemq matAod 18uuaa3s mabod 'paads 5 y31b uepas aTr,.Co-I rusgns Z661 bau a uA&o mou uea no/,'1y8.a s,3vgjL aA 9999"°.:: 00666 wou-9 QgPaS aigso'I ° rn"e1'1S Z66 i Then will be a bake table and a boutique. All proceeds, as before, will go to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital building fund. THE ALGFAMILY FALL COUNTRY FAIR at Pickering Museum Village is Sept. 13 from 11 am to 5 pm. The craft market offers popular gifts including handcrafted pottery, stained glass, needlework, soft sculptured dolls and animals, wooden ware, braided rase, baskets of gifts, wreaths, tatted snowflakes and paintings. There will be mouth-watering baked goods, and preserves too. In the contests, prizes will be awarded for the best apple pie, oatmeal cookies, strawberry jam, chili sauce, basket of plenty and garden bouquet. Just for kids (under 14 years) there's the chocolate chip cookie contest. Entry forms are available at Pickering branch libraries, the Pickering Recreation Complex, and the Pickering Civic Complex. Daily activities will include candlemaking and clock making. A circuit riding minister will perform three shows in the afternoon. The corn pot will provide fresh corn and homemade butter for a snack. Pickering Museum Village is 3 km east of Brock Road on Highway 7 in the Village of Greenwood. For more information call 683-8401 or 420-620. THE ANNUAL FREE WATERFOWL VIEWING DAY is Sept. 13 at Whitby's Lynde Shores Conservation Area. People interested should gather between 1 and 4 pm on the northeast viewing platform of Cranberry Marsh (reached by foot travel only along the road extending south from the parking lot). Park staff will assist nature watchers in identifying a variety of waterfowl species. A spotting telescope will also be available for a closer view. Binoculars and field guides will come in handy and photographic opportunities may be available to those with cameras. For more information contact the authority at (416) 579- 0411. Lynde Shores is on the south side of Victoria Street approximately 2.5 km west of Highway 12. PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUP Durham Region Chapter holds a general meeting Sept. 14 at 7:30 pm at St. Mark's United Church, Whitby, Colborne and Centre Streets (south door entrance). Refreshments are available. For more information or if you need a ride, call 666-8576 or 668-6580. THE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY - South Durham Unit Living with Cancer Support Group bimonthly meeting is Sept. 14 at Ajax Cricket Club (Clements and Monarch) from 7 to 9 pm. For more information please call the cancer society at 686-1516. CENTRAL LAKE ONTARIO CONSERVATION AUTHORITY'S free admission 4th annual autumn craft show is at Enniskillen Conservation Area Sept. 20 from 10 am to 4 pm with home made items available for all to enjoy and take home. Children will have fun visiting the petting zoo, having their face painted and enjoying a pony ride or two. To sell or display handicrafts or for more information, call Gord Geissberger at 579-0411. From Highway 401 take Waverly Rd. exit, go north on Waverly Rd. (Reg. Rd. 57) to the 7th Concession Rd. Turn left and travel to Holt Rd. Turn right and then the first left into the main entrance. Follow the area road to the back parking lot. Recently Auto Dealers Have Been Laying Salespeople Off! � P/CArER/NG�" Due To Record Breaking Sales Is HIRING SALESPEOPLE! If you are: -Energetic -Sales Oriented -Willing To Learn Interested In High Earnings -Enthusiastic We Are: -An Established Auto Dealer -Excellent Reputation In The Community -Willing To Train -High Commission Plan -Beautiful Working Environment Please Apply In Confidence To SALES MANAGER 798-4800 J�/C�ERIIA/C, FF TOY OT , 5 5 7 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ont McDonald's food fits today's lij'estyles. To keep pace with your ever- changing • concerns about good health and good nutrition. McDonald's* is constantly looking for ways to enhance the nutritional value of ourfood and to expand the range of menu choices we offer. That's why McDonald's has fresh, ready -to -eat salads. We now cook our Chicken McNuggets.* McChicken.•it ,► FQet-O-Fish• and hot pies in 10096 cholesterolfree canola oil. We've replaced whole milk with lowfat milk, and our sandwich buns are made with calcium - enriched flour. We've also introduced lowfat* milk shakes. lowfat•• "y frozen yogurt cones. sundaes. cereals. and lowfat. ••• cholesterolfree Apple Bran Muff ins. At McDonalds. we've been committed to offering our customers good food and nutrition — developing new products. improving y, recipes, new ways of cooking —for as long as we've been ivserving hamburgers. And good food is what we're all about. • 1.3 - 1.7 grant* of fat per serv&v3. deperdtng on flauov —0.9 - 1.1 grants fixt Per ung• �Pe^d!^9 on.^auo�s 1.0 grams of, fat Per �^'•rJ- C1991 McDon"s Resta cants of Canada UnWdi& what you want Wwt YOU 9eIL McDonald's 0 .16 <� cut coupon along this line 1 O i � 1 1 r 1 25 1 1 99 I t � � � 4 �� • 1 1 1 1 1 1 with the purchase of any mediwn size drink 1 1 :Offer expires September 30 1992 •Not valid in conjunction 1 •Valid only at Ajax McDoQ-s Restaurant with any other offer 1 1 • Limit one coupon per customer per visit • No cash value 1 •Applirusble taxes payable by bears•Please present this coupon before ordering 1 s............. ��............... an The Weekend Bay News, September 4, 5, 6,1992 AS A6 'Ilie Weekend Bay News, September 4,5,6, 1"2 .k #. 2 Black Cocker Spaniels 2 American Eskimos 046 •40 •;60 fee 0w qis 4109 6^6 ALITY PRODUCTS off si i� �a 04-66 ��i� �i►� �� Breakthrough in Lower Denture Stability Many dental patients suffer with dentures that slip, slide and shift. Unstable dentures make speech difficult and proper mastication of food almost impossible. It doesn't have to be this way! The result of over five years of development, the Myoloc' system is the truly affordable route to stable lower dentures for virtually every edentulous patient and it eliminates the need for messy adhesives. The stabilizers are completely invisible. The Myoloc -M system offers your edentulous patients an immediate improvement in: lower denture retention, stability, speech, mastication, elimination of "clicking" sounds and decreased food entrapment. A non-surgical procedure! And it is non irritating and non interfering to the wearer. This Canadian - made and designed Myoloc' system has three years of clinical testing and has proved remarkably effective for lower denture wearers. For more information please arrange a free consultation with your Myoloc' expert, Walter J . Wimmer, D . T. , 420- 5020. LOWER DENTURE STABILITY The Myoloem System Proven Over Three Years of In -vivo Research. Based on a three year study, only the Myoloc System offers you an easy, inexpensive way to: • an IMMEDIATE improvement in denture retention, stability, speech and chewing • elimination of'clicking' sounds, decreased food entrapment - • a completely invisible, non -interfering and non -irritating technique. - FREE CONSULTATIONS WALTER J. WIMMER D.T.420-5020 - DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 14800-661-5020 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE L.L. The Weekend Bay News, September 4,5,6, IM A7 Paint, wallpaper store managers marry Oct. IO >' avid Taylor and Sandra Chapman of Color Your World in Whitby will go to "'''``" "'' any lengths to make sure people who walk into their store stay with them as repeat customer$. "Establishing an ongoing relationship is what a good paint and wallpaper store is all about," said David in a recent interview. The head office of Color Your World agrees. They've started a program to ensure customer satisfaction. Store managers take intensive courses to back up the guarantee with knowledge and expertise to make 1 -time customers into ongoing clients. But David and Sandra are taking the whole lesson about ongoing relationships one step further: — They're going to be married in October. "David started with Color Your World in Midland, where we both grew up," explained Sandra. "When the opportunity came two years ago to manage the store in Whitby, we jumped at it." Things must be going well for the two of them. The happiness from the coming event seems to bubble over Peter wok hak photo Dave Taylor and Sandra Chapman, co-owners of Color Your World into the store. They've worked hard at making the Whitby store into the kind of store where ongoing relationships are developed. Much of their business is repeat business. They were top ranked graduates of the "ultimate guarantee" program when it was taught at Durham College recently. The program includes 32 hours of workshops where managers roll up their sleeves to paint and wallpaper, LIVE THE LIFESTYLE NOW'. CAREFREE CONDOMINIUMS FOR •FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS *PROFESSIONALS *SINGLES *TODAY'S SENIORS DONT WAIT FOR TOMORROW! ENJOY THE LIFESTYLE TODAY! from $691F990 Hwi: Mw. mars. 2-7 Ott Toronto 686-1316 • Whitby 668-7136 sac: Sw.12-spm .,t and 32 hours of case studies which present many of the situations which first-time customers bring into the stores. It's a major educational program, recognized by the Ontario ministry of skills development. It's part of a credit program in interior design at Durham College. The course includes numerous video presentations, a 300 -page manual and a 4 -hour written exam. Managers must achieve 80 per cent before they can call themselves certified product consultants. Peter Krussi of Color Your World's head office says the course and the Ultimate Guarantee are both strategies to make sure that when people come to Color Your World, they'll be satisfied and will return. The Ultimate Guarantee is a form which is given to all customers. It asks them to rate products and service. It provides a 10 per cent refund if customers were unhappy with the service. "The only thing worse than a customer with a complaint is the one who hasn't voiced it," says Peter. "Criticism is welcome. We're trying to catch that customer that never talks to us." He said reply forms coming in from Color Your World's 285 outlets in Canada show customer satisfaction with staff knowledge and the quality of products and service. It's that kind of satisfaction that results in ongoing relationships. You can become part of the Color Your World family by visiting David and Sandra at 1916 Dundas St. East, Highway 2 at Garrard, just east of Whitby :Mall. Don't expect to see them in the store on Oct. 10, however — they both have a prior commitment. A8 The Weekend Bay News, September 4 5.6.1992 FREE! FREE! FREE! LIMITED EDITION PRINT Valued at up to $175.00 With any purchase or custom framing order of $150.00 or more 5 different prints to chose from (while supplies last!) Stoomas An C' J t "3 KING ST. W., OSHAWA (IlUng & Thomton) 721-285 11;F41111all u I.:� Tablewares 5 piece place settings - ALL PATTERNS A unique Bridal Registry, Cbina Wkwares & Gam. 282 King St. W. (at Park Road) OSHAWA 432-7677 Comfort , Appliance. • Save 30 - 60% On Utility Costs • Quiet Indoor Operation • Better For The Environment • User-friendly Thermostat • Super -efficient Components • Intelligent Micro -processors 114 Kilt- Geothermal Systems The WaewtFumace" System is a super energy-efficient appliance that uses geothermal energy from the ground to provide your home with heating, cooling and hot water. All from a single, compact unit. Available for horizontal, vertical, waterwell or lake loop applications. Ask about beiou- ,prime ftnanc,ng rhe 9w&tofy Pecpk FINANCED BY SCOtiabank s In fid• * T.odenark WatatFurrace Inc. In U.S-&: n Trademark VWwwrFumece Internadaral. Ltd Tmiu--mome H • polish the student's Imagination E - develop self-confidence Improve diction - - teach improvisation D - script interpretation -audition procedure A mini course In prop making and set design Is Included to give the potential actor abetter A understanding of Theatre backstage. M Wednesday evening beginning Sept. 9 A SPRIGS (6 - 8): 6:00 - 6:30 pm SENIORS (13 & UP): 6:30 - 7:30 pm JUNIORS (9 -12): 7:30 - 8:30 pm F "PLE WISORTUN/Ty To PERFORM AThe CAll Studlo Is a registered educational Ins>ttutlon. fees are tax deductible. T REGISTRATION: 0 SEPTEMBER 1, 2, 39 (1 - 9 pm) R 307 Brook Street North, Whitby Y 6664 528 Drama Mistress: Nina Foxall R.T.S. A . 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Be" FrxO*'s BAYWOOD CENTRE Hwy. #2, End of Bmck Rd., Abbey UM Shopp" centm WAREHOUSE From Foods (fin (in MedW ) Wall from the Post 00k;@ 282-42M 666-3784 666 -DRUG 686-3784 685 -DRUG Al2 The Weekend Bay News, September 4, 5, 6,1992 VISION flyerscm Continuing Education courses are held in the fall, winter, . and spring at Durham College, Eye allergy counter cures risk heart trouble always be evaluated by a doctor. of allergy sufferers continue to prescription medication for eye Caution against self- heartbeat. problem" stresses Dr. Barry Otherwise, self -medications may seek a "quick fix" solution allergies is sodium cromoglycate medicating with over-the-counter Primary-care physicians and Zimmerman, author of the cause more problems than they through the use of such over- in the form of Opticrom®. products — and concern about patient -support groups have Canadian Handbook on Allergy solve." the -counter, non-prescription Available in Canada since 1978, the safety of non -sedating, oral long advocated that patients and Asthma and a paediatric Ironically, while prescribed products as nasal decongestants, Opticrom blocks the allergic antihistamines for temporary may place themselves at allergist at Toronto Hospital For anti -allergic medications are eyedrops and oral response before it occurs, relief of allergic symptoms — unnecessary risk by choosing to Sick Children. recognized as the most effective antihistamines. instead of treating symptoms has gained much-needed self -medicate using nor.- Two million Canadians first line of therapy, the majority The only available after they appear. attention in light of recent prescription products without annually suffer from seasonal findings. prior consultation with their allergic conjunctivitis — Federal health authorities doctor. inflammation of the eye issued a warning that some iong- " O v e r- t h e- c o u n t e r membrane. acting, over-the-counter medications help only The Allergy/Asthma antihistamines may place certain marginally. Proper diagnosis Information Association users at potential risk of such and allergy management at the recommends, "Before therapy is cardiac side effects as life- earliest stage is crucial in attempted, the sufferer of red, threatening irregularities in directing treatment to the exact itchy and watery eyes should Dr. Kevin 7'yber OPTOMETRIST *Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses •Evening and Saturday appointments available *Complete Family Eye Care 4ZT-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) Ryersnnin HuthawHagiun Take evening courses for credit in hve arva, of specialization: ■ Administration and Information Management • Computer Studies ■ Early Childhood Education • Management Courses • Nursing in Occupational Health and Safety -: � .. 4 � f � Family's Eyeeare Centre. Call Now For Eye Exam 370 Brock St. S. IGA Plaza, Downtown WHITBY 666-3831 Dr. Susan Leet OPTOMETRIST 15 50 Kingston Rd. (Suite 311) Pickering, Ontario L 1 V 1C3 Please note that we have relocated within the building - turn right now as you exit from the elevator. (416) 831-_7020 By Appointment' 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 #822 683-1 175 839-5303 flyerscm Continuing Education courses are held in the fall, winter, and spring at Durham College, INFIpMATI1N NIGNTS 2(KX) Simcoe Street 'forth, C)shavva. For more information, contact S".AI to M pe Sandra Gunn at (416) 371-3283. A■ nt 21 Call (416) 974-3124 to r ceiye a copy of the Ryerson Continuing Education annual calendar. 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Stk. 42520, $9995 $8995 -M:"all ' -0 1988 DODGE SHADOW 1987 DODGE ARIES LE 4 (Jr.. 4 cyl, auto, sir, stereo, low low kora. 4 door, 4 cyl, sub, stereo,g°don 9se stk. Stk.0463-20, OMISIA. $5495 $3995 1989 HYUNDAI EXCEL 2 dr. hatchback, 4 cyl., auto, AM# M redo, low low kms. S1k. 0194-20,. •� $4995 1991 DYNASTY ft=. c . sub, alt 801F�0 split bench rest AMiFm aMwo. low kms. Stk. 41"662. $12,650 JL NEW•�1 loop 1990 DODGE SHADOW Finishing in Will cherry with matching interior, 4 cyt., auto. air, stereo. stripe. Sik SL4006k $6995 -12Cf7-v 1990 FORD TEMPO 4 door, V., .4 oyL, sub. alt pie qlb AL40A caese .. and law kms. Sot. 460 -2A. $6995 4116, =77 001986 CHEV NOVA 1987 DODGE 600 SE 1987 PONTIAC 6000 4 door, 5 op- gnat pas sever, like new 4 cV . 4 dr auto, air, t:h. cruise. stereo, one 4 door. ar AM"A stereo. ,ow low kms. Stk condition. Stat. 46b0.2A. owner, Ike new. Stk. 4P60QA 4P6464. $3995 $4150 $5995 4 1991 DODGE SHADOW 1991 EAGLE VISTA 1987 SUNDAN 4 door. black cherry. auto. 4 cyl.. air. AMiffM 3 dr.. hatchback 4 cyl.. auto p/s, ptb. Ah4F%A 4 cyL. auto. AM/FM, stripes, gnat second car stereo. Slit. /1"525 Caesetb, g ast gas saver. Slk. #P545. for the family Stk #LL1062 $89951 $7995 $3995 -,so* 1988 DODGE OMNI 1989 FORD MUSTANG 1989 CHRYSLER 5th AVE 4 cyl., hatchback A&4fM radio, pls, pfi, lux. LX model, 4 cyl., 5 op.. AM1FM cassette, power Fully loaded luxury, auto, iast of the real wheel Inbrbr pkg. Stk 4P412. bcks, cruise Contrd, and more. ft. 1111,01,2k drive. S#t. 4Prr64. $3995 $5995 $9995 IiL I ri 1991 11006E mm 1892 PLY. SUNDANCE 992 DYNASTY <F 4 cyl., auto, air, power dome , tilt, cruin. 4 cyl.. auto. tinbd glass, dW minor, alt A real beauty, fully loaded, and low ions. Stk stsrso, low kma Slk. /1"630 dnso, low km. 31k 41"666. IP672. $9995 $10,250 $16,995 1986 DODGE LANCER 1998 � � PLYMOUTH ES, 6�p 4K striae phsat Fflucke. sir Spat coupe. 4 cyl. sub. ak tit caesetle, VYYpon. 4 cyl., sm air, roof rack. low bw kms. AtfIF6t caseates, map r�9k N14 -2A. p/wNdow. SBt. 4LU106- slk 4P863A. $3995 $7995 1 $3995 �i 988 MAZDA 1987 CHEV S10 1990 CARAVAN 1991 GRAND CARAVAN SE Club cab pec,, p. 4 cy a.to o/s. AM/FM. bucket seats Sm. 4456.20, Club cab pickup. 4x4, 6cyi-, auto, air, tilt Tahoe pkg.. maga, and more. Six. 4148-28. 7 pass., auto. pls, p/b, air. stereo..n great shape. ft. #551-2A All wheel drive, a ma: bea,.ty.'u:y, oaded and low kms Stk. 4243-20, $6995 $8995 $11,995 $186995 1991* DODGE 0150 1991 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER Pckup. v8. auto. pts. plb. a:r condit�onmgg box Se. 7 peas.. V6. auto. atereo, roof rack. low ens. nar, stripes, and only 13,01M km. So. *%'17. Stir. /1"632.. $12,775 $159995 1990 CHEV CAVALIER 1991 DOD Z24. 6 cyl.. 5 op.. all the toys. and low kms. 3 door, auto. air. stripes, AMOM caaaeft. sun Stk. 4255.10, roof and low kms. Stk. 42520, $9995 $8995 -M:"all ' -0 1988 DODGE SHADOW 1987 DODGE ARIES LE 4 (Jr.. 4 cyl, auto, sir, stereo, low low kora. 4 door, 4 cyl, sub, stereo,g°don 9se stk. Stk.0463-20, OMISIA. $5495 $3995 1989 HYUNDAI EXCEL 2 dr. hatchback, 4 cyl., auto, AM# M redo, low low kms. S1k. 0194-20,. •� $4995 1991 DYNASTY ft=. c . sub, alt 801F�0 split bench rest AMiFm aMwo. low kms. Stk. 41"662. $12,650 JL NEW•�1 loop 1990 DODGE SHADOW Finishing in Will cherry with matching interior, 4 cyt., auto. air, stereo. stripe. Sik SL4006k $6995 -12Cf7-v 1990 FORD TEMPO 4 door, V., .4 oyL, sub. alt pie qlb AL40A caese .. and law kms. Sot. 460 -2A. $6995 4116, =77 001986 CHEV NOVA 1987 DODGE 600 SE 1987 PONTIAC 6000 4 door, 5 op- gnat pas sever, like new 4 cV . 4 dr auto, air, t:h. cruise. stereo, one 4 door. ar AM"A stereo. ,ow low kms. Stk condition. Stat. 46b0.2A. owner, Ike new. Stk. 4P60QA 4P6464. $3995 $4150 $5995 4 1991 DODGE SHADOW 1991 EAGLE VISTA 1987 SUNDAN 4 door. black cherry. auto. 4 cyl.. air. AMiffM 3 dr.. hatchback 4 cyl.. auto p/s, ptb. Ah4F%A 4 cyL. auto. AM/FM, stripes, gnat second car stereo. Slit. /1"525 Caesetb, g ast gas saver. Slk. #P545. for the family Stk #LL1062 $89951 $7995 $3995 -,so* 1988 DODGE OMNI 1989 FORD MUSTANG 1989 CHRYSLER 5th AVE 4 cyl., hatchback A&4fM radio, pls, pfi, lux. LX model, 4 cyl., 5 op.. AM1FM cassette, power Fully loaded luxury, auto, iast of the real wheel Inbrbr pkg. Stk 4P412. bcks, cruise Contrd, and more. ft. 1111,01,2k drive. S#t. 4Prr64. $3995 $5995 $9995 IiL I ri 1991 11006E mm 1892 PLY. SUNDANCE 992 DYNASTY <F 4 cyl., auto, air, power dome , tilt, cruin. 4 cyl.. auto. tinbd glass, dW minor, alt A real beauty, fully loaded, and low ions. Stk stsrso, low kma Slk. /1"630 dnso, low km. 31k 41"666. IP672. $9995 $10,250 $16,995 1986 DODGE LANCER 1998 � � PLYMOUTH ES, 6�p 4K striae phsat Fflucke. sir Spat coupe. 4 cyl. sub. ak tit caesetle, VYYpon. 4 cyl., sm air, roof rack. low bw kms. AtfIF6t caseates, map r�9k N14 -2A. p/wNdow. SBt. 4LU106- slk 4P863A. $3995 $7995 1 $3995 �i