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Home My WebLink AboutBN1992_09_09Region share of million poor Canuck children are help target By Dan McLean The Children's Services Council (Durham) Inc. is preparing to take ::iat all-important first step in designing programs to ensure healthy and happy futures for "at risk" children throughout Durham Region sane*late in the next five years if several hundred million promised federal dollars eventually do get paid and can actually do that for E of Canada. The council is inviting local childrens agencies, commurvty groups and consumers to take part in design of new community Partnerships to support local groups who deliver health and social programs to "high risk" children. The provindalh-financed council is a region umbrella organization for 46 agencies involved with children. It's all part of a federal project called Brighter Futures — an initiative aimed at encouraging healthy and happier lifestyles for c.'tild•en living m poverty. "At risk" children are defined as those likely to experience higher- .han-normal incidents of poor health and nutrition, mental health problems, disabilities and injuries, or abuse and neglect. Living in poverty is identified as the major reason why children become at risk. It's hoped local input will help identify specific needs and concerns. The dialogue will also go a long way tmwds eventually establishing new programs aimed at, among other things, parent education and improved social and physical protection for "at risk" children. "It will be up to the cornnurnity to define the act programs," Children Services Council manager Diane Garvin told The Boy New during an lrteruiew. ;,L, _ . NMI have to get al the comm attyr groups together and figure dings out as we go along. 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During a Sept. 4 mid- afternoon news announcement at approximately 2:15 p.m., Toronto radio station Q-107 reported an explosion had occurred, and that police and the fire department were on the scene. Area drivers were warned to stay away frorn Highway 401 at Westney Road because traffic was halted by the spectacle of a huge plume of smoke moving across the highway. However, a quick trip to the chemical plant on Fairall Street proved there was nothing near :he degree of incident that had been reported. A discharge of a dry chemical -industrial fire extinguisher apparently was mistaken for an explosion by some alarmed area residents. They called the radio station to report that. Company officials were Ieft scratching their heads. They were understandably perturbed by the news report. "We have a lot of concerned employees here," Dupont personnel manager Andrea Englert-Rygus told The Bay News during an interview at around 3 p.m. "This situation has been totally misrepresented." "At this point I don't know how Q-107 picked up the information. They did not contact us prior to releasing their news item." "They didn't contact our head office in Mississauga either," he said. An afternoon chemical spill at the plant may have triggered the ensuing confusion, the personnel manager speculated. According to Englert-Rygus, an industrial fire extinguisher brought to the spill, but not used, was discharged. This is a normal testing procedure. The test sent out a cloud of white smoke that quickly dissipated. Further compounding the situation — a sprinkler valve was inadvertently opened by an operator. It automatically alerted the Ajax Fire Department at Sept"ibe" 12th and 19t 10- 4 P b "Open House Special" approximately 2:30 p.m. They quickly responded and left. Englert-Rygus said the chemical spill was fairly routine and was brought under control by on-site company firefighters. "In no way was the community ever in danger," she said. "It was a situation brought under control very quickly." Q-107 newsroom reporter John Hesselink said the station's newsroom was alerted to the incident by listeners. "We received calls from hundreds of people," Hesselink said, explaining most callers surmised there was an explosion. He said the newsroom called the plant, but could not get confirmation from a Dupont official they spoke to. "He said he couldn't talk because the fire trucks had arrived," Hesselink said. "We decided to go on the air with it." The item was passed off as a note to the Friday afternoon disc jockey who reported the incident as an explosion on the air. Englert-Rygus said the company was forced to respond to numerous calls from concerned employees and family members as a result of the broadcast. She expressed concern the situation may have harmed the company's status in the community. "We are a responsible member of the community," the personnel manager said. "It's irrportan: peopie know, at." 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But in the brand-new Pine Ridge High School, opening this week in Pickering, technology permeates every aspect of the school: — Student ID cards have Bar- codes that scanners will read to register attendance, just like in a supermarket check-out. — Monitors throughout the school are connected to satellite feeds for daily news from CNN and CBC. — Modems conned students in the school with other high- tech schools opening in Calgary and Kanata. — There are no reference books in the library — instead CD-ROM discs with state-of-the- art videos and graphics can be accessed by students for projects. "A student could survive and succeed here without touching a computer," said principal Jim Weaver in an interview. "But they obviously would miss out on all of the potential for enhancement that's here." The primary enhancement of a high school career at Pine Ridge is a working familiarity with several types of computer applications. These applications are not confined to computer studies, but are built into the regular academic program. This is according to the philosophy of broad-based technological studies, one of the latest buzz -words from the Ontario ministry of education. It means a literature student might research his story in the CD-ROM library and use a word processor to write it. Then hid convert it all to a soap opera format in video class, to be played back to the student body through the room monitors. There are seven computer networks in the school: the CD- ROM system in the library; the guidance and office system; the communications system which includes video classes; the hook-up to Durham (Public) Board of Education offices; computers used in classes such as robotics in "shops" or as synthesizers in music; the actual computer classes., and the simple computers in regular classrooms. The networks are imbed by a complex assembly called The Farmyard. Security checks ensure hackers cannot enter the board system to start altering their report cards. It's a hiking Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthtas, himself a former teacher, describes as one of the three cornerstones of the modern Pickering. The other two builikgs are the new Town Hall and Library, and the Recreation Centre. Aside from all the technology, this third cornerstone is by far the most beautiful of the three. Pine Ridge School is set in a natural wooded area at the end of Lh rpool Road. It connects directly to a 5 mile wooded trail along Duffin's Creek The Bay News, September 9, JIM S It's of the same old cinderblock constriction used to build schools for the last 40 years. But it's the high-tech cables running through the cinderblocks that make Pine Ridge un;que. t416i 576-3111 Anita Richardson Tor. line 686-4743 6 7W Bay 1Vews, September 9,1992 Children e From pace 1 look like. That's why I want to get it started here so we can figure that out." Garvin hopes to arrange a meeting with all interested groups and people to define what types of services are needed for Durham Region. 711 see what kind of calls 1 get and organize a meeting with these people," she said. Brighter Futures is a program first announced by the federal health and welfare minister in May. It's a comprehensive 5 -year plan designed to improve the lives of more than 1 million children across Canada who are identified as "at risk." The government pledged $200 million over the next five years towards developing community partnerships to support new local initiatives. Children up to age six, their parents, pregnant women and nursing mothers are targeted for services. A set of Brighter Futures child development initiatives will focus on issues like childhood physical and mental illness prevention, child protection from threats to wen -being, promoting care and nurturing of children, and community partnerships. A total of $500 million has been budgeted by the federal government to address these concerns. Beginning Jan. 1, 1993, the federal government will also introduce a child benefit for low -inane families through a single monthly payment. A total of $2.1 billion will be provided over the next five years. Ottawa is still negotiating with the province to decide what specific Initiatives will be addressed by Brighter Futures project. "lure will be basic gtridelines handed down from the province; Garvin said, explaining community groups will consider such mandates when designing their own local schemes. She expects funds will be provided this fall or winter. The federal gouernrnent is enootaaging new initiatives, as opposed to utilizing some timubon of existing programs. Garvin expects the province's share of federal funds for 'at risk" children's programs to be everly split among communities across Ontario. THE .....� ,:,�.�►;. 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N4: �•� ING THE PPS jjj%A 1,177 Ba �V tj aY� � � uRs° poll. • M 'tN 1 MW •Cs` D 425 gayN Stet w 1 1 T 0 t Ir 8 The Bay News, %Wembw 9,1992 DispWrarculaboll 8 7.686-4363 Clanifled 'News 8394114.686-3577 fAX 83MI35 A P.B.N Pubhsb"W Ltd. Newspaper Publisher: ................................ Duncan John Weir Editor :........................................ Harold E. Blaine Director of Advertising: ................. Gail Jennings Retail Sales Manager :.......................Paul Gravel Special Features Manager: ........... Yvonne Lewis Photographer: ............................... Peter Wolchak 0 ; 1730 SfcPbew .ourr. Drat 18. Ac arnng, Ontano Ll W JE6 i W Raise a statue A community's awareness, knowledge, understanding and wise use of its history depends a lot on the existence of attractive and visible reminders of that history. Such reminders can make a lot of difference to a community's viability and success, apart from the many other cultural and quality of life benefits to be derived from history's experience. Comparatively, our Canadian community histories are very limited and short. Not all that many communities in their past have any events or personalities of wide or national significance. Pickering and Ajax are, therefore, very fortunate to have within their boundaries at least two of Canada's greatest such treasures of Canadian history. One is political, the other artistic — with a further claim of a literary nature just barely beyond a local municipal boundary. So far, unfortunately, these treasures all have little or no visibility and there is hardly any apparent public awareness of them. Their community value is being largely wasted That serious oversight in our communities should be corrected -- the sooner the better. As it happens, the accidents of lives (and of time as reflected in the major anniversaries of events) :'have just now brought to the fore the story of this area's nationally isignificant martyred freedom ;fighter Peter Matthews, who's :sacrifice did more than that of ,01most any. of our ancestors to -bring us democracy. .Now, therefore, is a much -overdue :suitable occasion to create significant visible local reminders .'of this great local pioneer. <. Obviously the best of al! choices `for community action would be to raise a statue of Peter Matthews in the most significant of public places. Equally necessary are such things as the naming of public buildings, institutions, public squares, etc. P*"'or+oro Close to the waterfront in Pickering, a small footbridge framed by two imposing trees beckons to park strollers. Bigotry and the Space Age (8) All religions allow only brotherhood ft Hamid Maim, edits The five largest of the unfamiliar world religions have been examined in this series under the heading bigotry in the religious aspect. It has been found that there is essential harmony of the spiritual and eternal aspects of all these faiths — Islam, Buddhism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism and Hinduism, as well as Christianity — and that the differences are local and temporary. It has been found that in the eternal and spiritual essentials of all these faiths there is no basis for bigotry, hatred, or division among people. Rather it has been found there is only a basis for love, harmony and brotherhood in the essentiais of all these Earths of the planet Earth. Religion therefore, if it is urderstood, has been feud so far to be no basis for bigotry in the space age. One more recent and smaller worts religion, remains for review, this week — the Baha)i Faith. This faith pies twin founders, the one founder R4wceding the other. The first named the Bab was born in Shiraz, Persia (Iran) in 1819. The second Baha'i Faith founder, Baha'u'llah, was bom in Tehran in 1817. Both were of noble families. Lineage The Bab (Gate) was a descendant of Muhammad. Baha'ullah (Glory of God) was the son of a crown minister and was a descendant of Abraham, Zoroaster, King Yazdigird of Persia, and of Jesse, Old Testament father of King David. Both were amazingly learned in childhood and adulthood — without teachers. Both were beautiful, moral, generous, meek, strong, loving and magnetic. The Bab declared in 1844 he was a Divine Messenger come to prepare the way for a Greater One. The Bab revealed a Scriptures (The Bayan) to followers who were killed in thousands. The Bab was imprisoned and martyred in miraculous circumstances. All this happened in W sic years after his declaration of divinity. Greater The greater Baha i Founder, BaMu'llah, was a follower of The Bab. He was imprisoned in a Tehran dungeon in filth among crimirlals where He had His experience of divine revelation as a Divine Messenger. This experience He kept secret through 10 years of exile and persecution. Gayle Woolson in the book Divine Symphony, Arcee Press, New Delhi -110055,1971, writes: A Divine W brld Order was revealed to Baha'ullah based on the unification of all religions, rooes, nations and classes in a Universal Fellowship, and whose objective is the founding of a new universal civilization. This implies, in brief, the establishment of a universal Parliament of Man to ensure the peace and well-being of all mankind; a universal tribunal of justice to settle matters which would otherwise be the cruse of wear; an international police force; a single code of international law; one universal auxiliary language and a common script to promote world understanding; universal obligatory education to eliminate ignorance; the preparation of the minds and hearts of the people to live as world citizens freed from the shackles of racial, religious, national and class prejudice; and the elevation of human conduct to noble heights wherein lies the true progress and happiness of every human being. Declaration In 1863, in a beautiful garden of Baghdad, BahaMlah, surrounded by a m verent group of people, made His historic public Declaration that He was the Promised Wnl*tation of God, the Messiah whose 'meturn' was foretold in the Sacred Books of the religions of the world and that He fulfilled their prophecies, writes Woolsm. Bahab llah died in Akka, Palestine, still an exile and prisoner in 1892. He left a faith that has encircled the world — a faith headed by a democratically elected council of nine. He, too, promised a Divine Messenger of God would return after Him in the next religious era, Continued on Page 10 The Bay News, September 9, 1M 9 NOW YOU F11vAV92CLGA/1VUT (NOW YOU SEE TNEM! � DON'T!! i ��1,6SOr�MAND R CASHBACK EQ RE DT T NEW ONTEMPOROPAZ CASH 60, BACK EOST4�NEW! J5 FIE FINANCING FOR 12 MONTHS' ON SELECTED MODELS ✓aEIX OUT THESE INCREDIBLE DEALS! THIS EVENT VANISHES SOON! U�� RIGHT PLACE. 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Box 2000, Oakville, Ontario 1.6.1 5E4 10 The Bay News, September 9, 1992 All religions • From Page 8 this Messenger oerhaps to be a woman -or -he :it,,, :ime :n history Thus rather than creating Jifferences. the Baha'i Faith acceots and unifies all previous •aiths, and ouiids on them Harmonize This review o' ttte Baha'i Faith _omoletes -his series on world -engions a nas been found :hat all religions, .ncluding the Baha i Faith, are :n narmony in :ne:r sp;r:tua: ane eternal essennai — onnr differng :r. me details o' ocai piace and:ime. Thus ::ias oeer ound 'here is no case -or mvis;on, natred or orerudice .m -engious bounds for nieoo:e .rounc _ne world or here in Ajax -Pickering area. It could be said :hat `ollowers of any of the word religions are disobeving :heir rnvn 'aith f -hev use religious considerations as .he :)a51s :OI bigotry :n :h¢ SpdC¢ age. or Digotry m any age or :.hat matter. .Any'orm :)' -iarm or violence would De the greatest )f wrongs. .: ,as peer. -ound, therefore. that ' -ne wor.d's religions are foilowed :hey can only oe -he basis =or orotherhood and ove :or all people. 'worldwide and of zourse equaiiv •r. sur Durham Region. :f t s ever otherwise. ,tie .eacnings o' -he wor,d's reiigio: s )ne and all. are he'. -:g disobevec Region dimes march needs '93 volunteers York/Durham Region Ontario March of Dimes is looking for volunteers to help with its 1993 community fund-raising campaign. Volunteers are needed for door- to-door canvassing, special events and telephone work in January. The campaign officially starts Jan. 11 and runs until Jan. 16. For more information call the Ontario 'March of Dimes office at 434-5280 or 853-0383. 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The location of the study area is outlined below. ' I `F!wCH AVENUE / r� ................ ccc c . . ;,,� ST„DY AREA — �,.r r1 I On December ” 1990, Town Council considered Planning Reporr No. 1.)%9il) which contained the Town :tafPs recommendations for the Phase i componenr of the Alrona Forest Area Environmental Management .Study. Town Council referred -he Alrona Forest cnvrronmental Management Study to the Minister 4 the Environment for I comment. At the same time, a group called The Friends of the Alrona Forest and Petticoat Creek-equested she Mlnlstry of rhe Environment to have the p-ciposal .onsidered under the i pruv sfons of rhe Environmental Assessment: Act. A response from rhe Minister ;,f the Environme,u :s pending. I I Nevertheless, Town Council has requested chat Planning Report No. 16/90, and other relevant information, be presented to the public and to Council for their I reconsideration. To this end, on Monday, September 14, at 7:30 p.m., I in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic Complex, at One The Esplanade, a Statutory Public Meeting will be held, pursuant Co section 17 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. c.p. 13, to consider the proposed official plan amendment for the Alrona ; Forest Area. This is a public meeting. If you wish to address Council about this matter, you may do so when the item is presented for discussion. The proposed amendment is contained in Planning Report No. 16/90. A complete Information Package will be available at the office of the i Town Clerk on or after August 17. 1992 and at the meeting. i Subsequently, on Monday. September 21, at 7:30 pm., in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic Complex, Town Council will reconsider Planning Report No. 16/90. Persons wishing to address Council on this matter should contact the Clerk's Department to register as a delegation for that Council meeting. If you have any questions, please contact Miss Catherine Rose, Manager with the Town Planning Department at 42044617. MAURICE BRENNER BRUCE TAYLOR ACTING MAYOR e v a -cab ;..TOWN CLERK Mbw Bay News, Sep*N"w !, "ft U Ajax Family Festival and Trade Show AJAX FAMILY �tJ` eft FESTIVAL & TRADE SHOW 1992 F A M I L Y F E_ _ S _T_ 1____V A _L September 11th, HELD ANNUALLY AT THE AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE, CENTENNIAL ROAD, AJAX 12th, 13th 91 B EXEC Chmurman: John Jones Past Chairnsan: Tony Stolk Vice -Chairman= Joe Dickson SecreaylT'reasnrer• Henry Nelson Director- Scott McMurray Director: Diane Hanson r. Join Us at the Ajax Community Centre Booth TT #75, Town of AJau ReP• h:. • Steve Parish DOWN TOYM "Working Together to Make Downtown A Better Place To Shop" Ajax Community Centre September 11, 12, 139 1992 Friday, September 11 Official Opening Ceremonies - 6:00 p.m. with Mayor Jim Witty and Regional Chairman Garry Herrema Fashion Show - "Clothes Encounters of the Best Kind" -Doors open at 7:00 p.m. - Show begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $10.00 each (includes complimentary glass of wine) Featuring a variety of ladies fashions and accessories from: The House Boutique: Lingering Impressions: Men's Fashions from "Crossings", Hair styling & Makeup from Valentiori s - Looney Draw 1st prize .... 500 Looneys • 2nd Prize .... 300 Looneys • 3rd Prize .... 200 Looneys • Tickets - 3/$2.00. Draw to take place Sunday afternoon, September 13th. Trade & Home Show (Free Admission) - 5:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Arena Floor. Over 75 Booths featuring local businesses, products & services. ISaturday.September 12 Trade & Home Show (Free Admission) - 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Over 85 Booths featuring local businesses, products & services. Craft Show (Free Admission) -10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. H.M.S. Ajax Room Fifty tables on display -a wide selection of arts and crafts to choose from. Senior's Tea Room & Bake Sale -10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Enjoy a refreshing break with us -have a cu of coffee or tea. Light snacks are also available. Teddy Bear Picnic (Free Admission) (Sponsored by McDonald's Ajax) -11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. West Parkette, Ajax Community Centre. Featuring • Ronald McDonald® • Children's entertainer Dan Bevion • Teddy Bear Hospital • Draws for Teddy Bears • Free give aways • Facepainting • and much more! Monte Carlo Hight ($2.00 admission)- 7:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. H.M.S. Ajax Room, Ajax Community Centre. All your favourite games of chance. Try your lucid Trade & Home Show (Free Admission) - 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Arena Floor. Draw presentations throughout the afernoon. Auction - Organized by the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. 2:00 p.m Trade Show Floor. Don't miss your chance to bid on all the items "up for grabs". Join us and have some fuel / . • ♦ &,bb ♦ • • ♦ • 1 • • ♦ • It'd a a %,a***• •'&'a r aa�a a � •�► • •�• •�•: • • • ► • • a -e:11 DOWNTOWN AJAX IIw1Lt A Better Place To Shop" Ajax Community Centre September 11, 12, 139 1992 Friday, September 11 Official Opening Ceremonies - 6:00 p.m. with Mayor Jim Witty and Regional Chairman Garry Herrema Fashion Show - "Clothes Encounters of the Best Kind" -Doors open at 7:00 p.m. - Show begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $10.00 each (includes complimentary glass of wine) Featuring a variety of ladies fashions and accessories from: The House Boutique: Lingering Impressions: Men's Fashions from "Crossings", Hair styling & Makeup from Valentiori s - Looney Draw 1st prize .... 500 Looneys • 2nd Prize .... 300 Looneys • 3rd Prize .... 200 Looneys • Tickets - 3/$2.00. Draw to take place Sunday afternoon, September 13th. Trade & Home Show (Free Admission) - 5:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Arena Floor. Over 75 Booths featuring local businesses, products & services. ISaturday.September 12 Trade & Home Show (Free Admission) - 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Over 85 Booths featuring local businesses, products & services. Craft Show (Free Admission) -10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. H.M.S. Ajax Room Fifty tables on display -a wide selection of arts and crafts to choose from. Senior's Tea Room & Bake Sale -10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Enjoy a refreshing break with us -have a cu of coffee or tea. Light snacks are also available. Teddy Bear Picnic (Free Admission) (Sponsored by McDonald's Ajax) -11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. West Parkette, Ajax Community Centre. Featuring • Ronald McDonald® • Children's entertainer Dan Bevion • Teddy Bear Hospital • Draws for Teddy Bears • Free give aways • Facepainting • and much more! Monte Carlo Hight ($2.00 admission)- 7:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. H.M.S. Ajax Room, Ajax Community Centre. All your favourite games of chance. Try your lucid Trade & Home Show (Free Admission) - 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Arena Floor. Draw presentations throughout the afernoon. Auction - Organized by the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. 2:00 p.m Trade Show Floor. Don't miss your chance to bid on all the items "up for grabs". Join us and have some fuel / . • ♦ &,bb ♦ • • ♦ • 1 • • ♦ • It'd a a %,a***• •'&'a r aa�a a � •�► • •�• •�•: • • • ► • • a -e:11 12 The Bay News, September 9,1992 Ajax Family Festival and Trade Show Fun -filled slate of events at Ajax Family Festival Be prepared to have a great tune as the Ajax Family Festival presents a fun -filled and busy slate of events from Sept. 11 to 13. The trade and home show featuring 75 local business exhibitors starts off the busy weekend beginning Friday Sept. 11 from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. It continues through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Toronto Blue Jays' mascot B.J. Birdie will be there to meet everybody Friday evening. Exhibitor draws will be made throughout Sunday afternoon. Admission is free. Experience a Clothes Encounter of the Best Kind Friday begTiting at 7:30 p.m. as the popular fashion show takes place. Thebest in ladies and men's wear and accessories will be shown by such local merchants as The House Boutique, Lingering Impressions and Crossings Meri s Wear. Valentino's of Whitby will create all hairstylings. Fashion show co-ordinator Kathy McKay reports draw prizes will be offered by local merchants like the Dickson Group, Ashbrooks, The House Boutique, Valentino's and Ajax McDonaids. There will also be a draw for a leather coat. Music this year will be provided by Free Time — a local acapella group. The admission price of $10 includes a complimentary glass of wine or soft drink, plus cheese and cracker appetizers. Festivities continue Saturday Sept. 12 as the sold -out craft show gives residents a chance to do their Christmas shopping early. There will be more than 50 tables of arts and crafts from which to choose. The show will be held in the HMS Ajax Room from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. Ajax McDonald's will once again host the Teddy Bear Picnic beginning at 11 a.m. in the west parkette of the community centre. Participants can take along their own lunch, or buy a hot dog, drink and dessert at the event. Ronald McDonald and children's entertainer Dan Devion will be on hand to entertain yotugsters. There will be face painting, free draws, a Teddy Bear hospital, jumping castles, balloons and a petting aoo. In case of rain the picric will be held in the cafeteria of Harwood Secondary SdxooL A refreshing break comes while browsing through the trade and home show when 1 TAKE CONTROL g& SAVE $$$ i 1 1 1 1 1 � visiting the seniors tea room and bake sale. Monte Carlo Night in the HMS Ajax Room is a sure bet to be a 3r.zat time. Admission is $2 and action begins at 7:30 p.m. until midnight. All favorite games of chance, for adults only, will be featured. An auction organized by the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade highlights the day's events on Sunday Sept. 13 beginning at 2 p.m. on the trade show floor. ' • Power Saver 1 Program & Rebates 1 1 ' • Hazard Hamlet 4i 1 416d ' • Energy r Efficient 1 / L d ' Windows & Rebates 7 • Energy Efficient 4 d b � ' Shower Heads & more 0 r , - ' DROP IN SEPT. 11512,13 BOOTH: #14 & 15 ' S S --:6 190 - 500 AJAX HYDRO i tr awt arwr&,m w wam w w wow is w aranAis rr errrrti f- . . Tickets for all Ajax Family Festival events are available at - Dickson Printing and Office Supply at 218 Harwood Ave. S. or 513 Westney Rd. S. Call 683-1%8. House Boutique Ladies Fashions at 282 Monarch Ave. Call 427-9181. - Penn Centre Restaurant at Harwood Place Mall. Call 683- 6491. Galbraith Jewellers and Gifts at 132 Harwood Ave. S. Call 683-0407. Bob Pizer of McGinnis Landing and Linda Marden model the latest fashion at the Family Festival. im THE TOWN OF AJAX ti ...better than ever! The Council and Senior Staff congratulate the organizers of Family Festival - 1992. Please visit the Town of Ajax Industrial Development Booth at the Trade Show. See how your Town is being promoted! TOWN OF AJAX COUNCIL 1992 TO 1994 First Row, lelt to right Pat Brown, Councillor Warr 5; Roger Anderson, Regional Councillor Wards 1 A 2; Jim Witty, Mayor Susim Doli y, Regtcinal Councillor Wards 3, 4 b 5; Jim McMaster, Councillor Ward 4. - Second Row, left to right: Albert T. Hodges, Cleft Stare Parisi, Councillor Ward 3; Scott Crawford, Councillor Ward 2; Frank Schaper, Councillor Ward 1; Grog The Bay News, September 9, JIM 13 Ajax Family Festival and Trade Show Smiles are coming out for Ajax Family Festival While the end to a 1992 summer that's been short-lived at best comes as unwelcome news to say the least, the return of the Ajax Family Festival is a good reason for local residents to smile. Now in its 9th year, this unique community celebration will take place Sept. 11, 12 and 13 at the Ajax Community Centre. There's something for everyone to enjoy and best of A most of the events are free. Former Ajax region councillor Joe Dickson, a local businessman, is back serving as chairman for an unprecedented 5th year. One of the original organizers, he recalls the birth of the Ajax Family Festival back in 1983. "The intent was to bring closer ties between the residents of Ajax and local businessmen," he told The Bay News during an interview. "We hoped it would become an annual event and a truly family weekend — something for every member of the family to enjoy." Dickson served as festival chairman during the first three fledgling years. Former town recreation director Gord Bradley and Walter Chillman of MDK Electric also took turns at the top organizers job during those initial times. The event ran for seven years before being cancelled in 1990 as renovations were being made to the community centre. However, last year's event was better than ever as Dickson again returned as organizing chairman. Traditionally the Ajax Family Festival has been a great community booster. in addition to building closer ties between local residents and area merchants, the festival during its history raised more than $60,000 for community projects to the benefit of seniors, youths and Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. Proceeds this year will go to 1 1 • the hospital expansion fund, St. Andrew's Centre and the Ajax Senior Citizens Friendship Club expansion fund, youth projects at the community centre, and other local charitable needs. .{1).1211.11 111v- itself \ Runnymede Development Corporation will once again play a major sponsorship role. Dickson has always felt Ajax Family Festival should parallel the upward nature of the town itself by continuing to become better than ever. "I'd like to see it keep growing," the chairman said. See You There! 32 HUNT STREET, AJAX 683-2021 Ir" ` V AT #67 1� THE SHOWIN ■ 4L CROX : O C Optician, ACUVUE I)ISPOSA91.16CONTACT LENSES Ask us about. a FREE trial pa Ow 1W ,�1 %CK KEARNS titian FlyAO . NCLC, FCLSA TIIRI#G SERENGETI DRIVERS Your chance to WIN a pair of the World Famous Sunglasses Free Lens Cleaner Contact Lens Solutions etc. SERV/MG THIS AREA SINCE 1975,11' r •- . . t... Y •r. r -. .. v. . . ... _•.. . . . . . . . . . . . .� . . . . 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Interested boys, girls and parents are invited to meet with our Navy League members and see our cadets start up their training year. Uniforms are provided and there are no fees. Competitions and summer camps are only part of the fun] For more inf«m.6nn, call John Rend& at 527-3959 (after 12 pm) Visit owr booth at the Ajax Trade Show III II" II • Casual Comfort, • Business Classics, or • Evening Elegance Make Your Fall Fashion Statement with THE -;:7.,: .282 Monarch Avenue Ha& bQMXUE - ,427-9181 - (Ladlcel�hion� Ajax Jw' Miller, craft show; Sue Bolton, publicity; Elise Brattley. 1993 facilities. Not shown are Alec Luke, aecretary- treasurer; Kathy McKay, fashion show; Jack Syme, "kwnie" draw. 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Et of &V& MPA , tan. r Ai Femk _ pn M�eleda"""°D se6 sie �a opus 82r f$$4M $r*4 U6 4Y�-1711 ` s 20 The Bay News, Sepftmber 9,1992 Ajax Family Festival and Trade Show The craft show portion of the '91 Family Festival was a total sellout and widely attended. .1111 300 -, -- ,CK'S �� After _ ! r 7 , I`dnUSLdIJItIg JUF)J)rrt-% .� 683-088 Bourbon Baileys Bar &Grill 368 Bayly St:, Ajax (I IiEht of W=WN. side of Bayly) 427-1888 CORVETTE LTD 1051 Brock Rd. S. Pickering , 428-7977 "Congratulations" LOEB Ajax Market Place 475 Westney Rd. "Coneratalatiow Ajax on your 9th ,antitnal Fancily r iistivlal't .. Pick A My Concrete P.O. Box 187 2890 Brock Rd. N. Pickering Out. 683-6501 n ado's" COMPACT DISCOVERY Great prices AII major cassecm & CD's SPECIAL ORDMS (2-i a.ya) WE ALSO DO D04OKTS 71 STATION ST. AJAR, ONT. 4E28-0119 #11Cnnftd � Jm* 6o= 32 Hunt St. Ajax x483-202'1 -CoVatwons to Ajax Family Festival from fast ,y= wlVwrar 0 `Yntr-&4ins ---stonE BUILDING YOUR LANDSCAPE ONE STEP AT ATIME. IN 427-4143 9th Ai X F A M I L Y F E S T I V A L Family Festival, Trade, Home & Craft Show FREE ADMI""NON Ajax Community Centre September 11, 121,139 1992 :FKIDAY s'EMB�R :11 - r: • OiHcialng Ceremonies (6:00 pm) with Mayor Arn y& regional Chairman Garry ierrems • Fashion Show - 'Clothes encounters of the gest 1&4- Show begins at 7:30 pm. Tkkets $10.00 ach • Trade & Hoare Show - 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm e :# • Picnic - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, West • Truk & Homs Site ► -10:00 am - 5:00 pm • Craft Show -10:00 am - 4:00 pm • Seniors Tea Room & Bake Sale - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm • Monte Casio Night - 7:30 pm -12:30 an Jack's Radiator Service SPECWJDNO IN: •Radiator repairs •Recoring •Retwllt rads *Air conditloNng repairs • Gas tanks • Gas tank exchange •Battedles .Weking *Engine Host, 1010 Toy A e..,WPick*`rkV OUR PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE U PICKERING /AJAX 1550 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING 683-7777 831-2056 1 3 e�A AJAX BAL[.00N & P M Oceaolon Mpoom i Party &"a" PAM DEDECORArOAF04. MW Wn .M,Y ausr.80 SM $y 4l 1-744 �aEou� Aim W MATE,w IAMAD AL sTRE imrsuns rotr we o M=& 1 F- 427-7330 a Ray.rwaolt PAL A jrot, Owlede LIT 1M43 • Tssde & 11 Show -10:00 am - 4:30 pm • APS, - OrguroW by dw AJW-Pidrerbrp Board ci Trade 2.00 pm. �.��-. �s�s ate. -s � � �.�y _ _�- '1 .. ►_ . _-. _ _ . ;. .-.� . r ti ✓�, ..._..._.........-a► ..,.._.. :mer+t^'as!•`•+•.•.,. �.; .,...,....... .: The Bay News, September 9,1992 21 Ajax Family Festival and Trade Show s r% A ax Hydro BoothJ:. -4-1 AJAX HYDRO "# Z PEW 4 go. Z - �� . � `. -1- � J, po presents Hazard Hamlet 1 AnniversarySafe " 38t SePt.12 JOIN US FOR COFFEE a CAKE , FREE BALLOONS September 12th - September 26th 5oin in the Cefebnuion CHECK OUT THE SAVINGSI 0FWnts Ow Nest pq- ar h odor pLid sNu E N Fbdsh. $27N ., All Pars & CIL Emdor Pshil on WO 01 wallpaper -bw odor kwmula -for worts i trim ._._.. •NOWN ds *squat scrub Vv z LATEX CELWQ PAINT +pe8ed to stlilniate drW1 391 -non yeNowip�$17" I , easy dean -up 1 7" 009*for ago - CIL MILUX Scented NOW Whites Wed" Idex g Peat colmn Sant fades as Paint dries A Z?" %ilj,�_ 3 A6 ..- *The World's Onty Undersurface LuGncant •Eliminates Dry Starts Which Cause •Enables Engine To Retain •46 Years Old Nearly 90%Of AllWear hrdge Cylinder Compression Longer • Used by U.S. Military, NASA, & Fortune +Eliminates Carbon Lacquer, •Reduces Friction And Wear On 500 Companies Gum, Varnish, Rust and Adds Vital Parts • Docurnerded 300,000 - 400,000 Miles On • Eliminates Deposits on Spark Plugs • Retards Metal Fatigue Car Engines • Eliminates The Need For Prenvurn E a • Tests Show 40% - 70% Reduction in Gasoline •Reduces O d C i Exhaust Emissions • Enhances The Ard-Knock Oualiy in +haeases RPM's And • Engines Treated with MOLY ftiai'ry obtain Gas, Rout" In Less Ringing and Horsepower 10% - 25% Better Fuel Mileags Knocking In Your Car -*Suitable For Use In Any hr n"121 • Moly Will Wdttisiand Pressures': 500,000 • A Must For Er*= That Were Made Combustion Engine 'Fos. Per Square inch and Temperatures io For Leaded Fueb +Carries a 100%% Customer T50 -F. Will Not Melt Until Reaching 4300'F P Per Year In • Frees Stick' VaNes And Rings •Stops Diesel Fuel Getting Down To 20' Sabsbchon Guarantee *Save 1 2 Car sh;ced Gas Cos Reduced Repairs And Below Zero anger Car Lite • Increases Overall Vehide Perlon.W— MOLY BLACK GOLD • B.T.W. SUPER LUBRICANTS Div of 554668 Ontario Ltd. Independent Distributor RADDMOX4LIWR4WMNFIG40ING 7T:!5 --L t.v(-j (416) 492-31-6 or :'',ARApEmMDUCTORDISMBC7't7RFax— 4'—C,'-36()1 N, 22 Mime Bay News, Septmbw 1"2 Ajax Family Festival and Trade Show 9 9 Q AUTOMATIC TVA pSMISSION Raptaoa transm+ssion ok mpia01 asp. drdc art�na ftr lacks. de.ok mtpus va%* ,gust banns. dWa WW-- i � S _ __ 4� Expires Sept 15/92 ARCONDITIONINGTUNF,"` .w dwclr dean W&W Acts'• awe cnndsre••r No wessum test VV *straw and e►snc�afbn mares Alecspawn Ibr Nab" I I antlr►aaes °°°f -If. $A 9W5 Parts Exva• - Alosr cars 6 lfQet bvt�rs. OIL &FILTER CHANGE ".:=2- NOW ONLYS29Most cors & f19rr trucks:Expires Sept 15/92 WILDWOOD FORD SALES LTD. QC DEALER PLEDGE • To treat you with courtesy, and your car or light trick with care. • To price all our repair services fairly and competitively- • To give accurate repair estimates and stick to them • To refrain from doing unapproved repairs. If we discover the need for extra work we will advise you in advance. • To do everything you asked by the time promised. If we don't we'll tell you why! • To use the most up-to-date test equipment and repair tools available for diagnosing and repairing your vehicle. • To employ Registered Technicians who are factory mined to provide quality service. • To use only Ford and Motorcraft parts for repairs. In total we pledge co provide our customers with the best possible service at all tithes. 4=0 QUALITY IS JOB 1 IN EVERYTHING WE SELL & SERVICE k S C 0 TUNE UP FLUSH & Flu>Od�.>w � � � � �. d smnr rwMwsa and Aah �. sys"Mfor smd� y� – �^ ie,�s' , oar m is "mm" r. odes id vue• chm WLAXn1br aeeuraert lest not c+P. ae.a� ran meds aha par.. hpkig wk" db6ft" CNA MWoes, roe cast- (Pl oho vwa ) ae•ae ter bolts ,not teo.a� .c,ua wtt t«es+sn - � - � � � 6-9--gim�0ems & t trucks. ExDiries Sept 15/9: 2jr� Mag W& �s Sept 1"2 BRAKE RELINE ALIGNMENT jyp�s t01R /dt M nor s�oss cw Z*05W antes, b/rl� - b• iod andk tack i Pel en,e,a,q, enk s aero E kerfer � 8" c�neets. rotors spbos, b� ewe" a MW slr+elrl� fltarM boaYti a beft Road out. or &ON& 5" orm � cads and A#AW . 4 Wh"I Aft"M t EqW` dlIIIIfIal0lta� Sept 15/92 MMISS T H■ fZOfMost cas. EQW �v/�2 ION SERVICE P�s .a�Elel ra WA .gecin ceaeskd&w ON ■ KT ■■ N G $2 Of a ynbskn L48MR �,,, OSERV ■ C E eo,sots onset stn ss/sa• was arrwi . wneas.rer rat ~tear ewes aw nruacs 11 LDWOOD FORD SALES LTD. NIM®■■ 1167 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING �mJ A\a P16= 139-GGGG • 427-2929 • 420-1449 -.._ ..------- - - - - -- Public board acts on school safety, security By Dan McLean Last spring the Durham (Public) Board of Education wrote a book on safety and security in local schools. Now it's preparing to closely examine what impact these new guidelines will rave. During a ooard meeting Aug. 31. trustees approved a school: safety and security policy statement Operations superintendent Dave Brown was also directed to oversee a committee that will implement these guidelines. According to Durham school board official glary Brown.:ne committee will be se,ected sometime 'his fall. The group will dkeiy be made up :rom :hose who `:eiped develop the board's policy, regulations, guidelines and manual on safety and security. 'Interested parties from ''both groups may indeed make up this last committee,' she told The Bay News. Essentially the implementation committee's role wi!1 'oe :o heip introduce the policy and 'o -nonitor future security and safety ncidents that may occur n schools. Members provide house" orientation and support to schools :hat request :t. In addition -he cornu—,tee receives any incident reports. Jt'11 oe asked to collate and produce a year-end Information report *or 'rustees ind xhunistrators. cider pressing - sheep sheanng i DICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE 05 C/)-75 ' HISTORY IN ACTION Sunday September 13th, 1992 11 - p.m. 54 r. crafts & colIleetables market live "country music" in the gazebo 3 contesti; & prizes 't� ariw Micro... i. tii.,Foils.ior aworw'm p1. Baslaet of Plenty 4.Oah uil Cookies 3 2. Garden Bm glint 5. Strawberry Jam 3. Apple Pie 6. Qd Sauce • 7. Chocolate Chip Cod6es - Ciii m (14 & w dW L.." Entry fPickeri�g Branch L braries Iex was C The Esplan30) 683-8401 or 420-4620 `n (3 La& est of Brock Rd. on Hwy 07 at Grmwwood) A� olrlgx T. SAT. SBP't'• ♦ • barbeque 9 corn roast • "It will give trustees and staff a chance to iook at the overall picture," Brown said. The committee will also review :he safety manual now ,available in every Durham Board of Education school. It will oe revised as needed. The safety :n scnoois -nanuai is an aoproximateiy 18-oage document :o serve is 3 genera. guide `or school administrators. These are only reguiations. Brown said. 'it doesn - outiine vhat o do in particuiar s:%;at:ons rn.7- t •► c>r►t.•.Y9'►�" X11 fi�� .. The Bay News, September 9, 1M 23 comprehensive. but not necessarily that detailed." It was developed m response to safety and security situations at 'ocal school during the past year. However. Brown said the :rani:ai s not a response :o a crisis situation. 'Our scnoois are safe now." she said. 1 -pink -,here :s a rise n •ce numper of situations where :::is +'.rr.a%a , _owd- )e of va.ue :o them school administrators►.' Communications Club training meeting Sept. 15 Anyone wishing to increase communication abilities both as a speaker and a listener can try joining the First Oshawa Intemational Training in Communication (iTCI Club. The first meeting this fall is at the Hong Kong House Restaurant, 89 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, Sept. 15 at 6 pm. Cost of dinner is $14. The meeting theme is The Three E's - Extend, Enhance and Excel. Guests are welcome. For information or dinner reservations call Joan Ann at 725-9179 or Kirstine at 723-5802 COMPOST RIGHT FOR IV"' mo Durham Region can'ielp you compost your organic kitchen and yard waste. easily, �n your own backyard. Two models of composters to choose from are available now, for only $15 each, at a garden centre close to you. Composting and recycling, together can make a big difference in reducing the amount -of waste gomig to Landfill. Not only will the environment oenefit. your garden will oe greener 'rom the nutrient rich compost you add to the soil! Pick up the composter of your choice at one of the following locations: Ajax: Picov's Greenhouses, 380 Kingston Road East. Pickering: Sheridan Nurseries Limited, 1755 Pickering Parkway, Unit 40 Pineridge Garden Gallery, East side of Brock Road North, North of Hwy. #2. When you buy a composter, you'll also get a Guide To Home Composting - free - plus a We Compost sticker for your Blue Box that tells your neighbours you recylce and reduce. M f M t For a domplete list of +*0 L participating garden centres, lease call Durham Region's DURHAM Compost Hotline at -DURHAM REGION 1-800-667-5671 It 24 The Bay News, September 9,1!92 VIM r I Ate `�>�q1t is ,rmy 111110— 5P CES SPE MEDIUM POLYFILM 102' x 59'. 2645-766-1 Ft. a/WRa7 24'x90"_..,. 1 iI i 36' x 80' =4r rnf Ak� • 6i[oMAO Aft �CE.:. . ............ Ilems reduced Specially purchaW iiemsson sale loathe xleenl a stock. HomeA I promisehe end of our s ` :..;;.. •::.: .: .: � ; ^ .. limit q files. We also reserve the g to correct printing errors. to make every effort to supply advertised items but we reserve the right to - - uanl" ri M in C I . • Ll � s LOCK SETS Polished brass Finisk —i* 'Munn sty!. knob. Awiksbia in dries in or mortix. 2=23„99 ►a"age SN ,49 21 99 PAg 21 32" 11%43" ®iiotRl. ^i"My SoCompkte with crack & 1886harnrare 24"x80" #2518-60&1 2499 9S Full Louver Bi -Fold ea. PREBUILT MAYOIANY 1011 Vit • Predrilled and rmmnod on hwgn Supplied Jamb 83' wN1 slip • Paint Grade WE ACCE9 STOMI,DII1111>,: Monday- Wednesday 7:30 am. - 690 p.m. Thursday - Friday 7:30 am. - 9.90 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 r).m. Sunday 10-00 a.rn. - 3W. �.m. W ! Reg. $19.99 I Sale 99 3.785 Uarea or I USI SAVE ON LUMBER aaa ran a ea-oaaa me w as amm�pr aagaa /or taws 11010111011orelacta -MK CIIaMa a >t>rr ••ra M earls LJIT JV•J •�- 2x6 49.9 h I 1br�a.r.:ulldd Tr�d�llar+ l -a 4x4 TRUCKLOAD CGS& AMMOVEC 1.69 VAPOUR $� BARRIER A 102" x 59'.30D p 26x5 953 1—` LOCK SETS Polished brass Finisk —i* 'Munn sty!. knob. Awiksbia in dries in or mortix. 2=23„99 ►a"age SN ,49 21 99 PAg 21 32" 11%43" ®iiotRl. ^i"My SoCompkte with crack & 1886harnrare 24"x80" #2518-60&1 2499 9S Full Louver Bi -Fold ea. PREBUILT MAYOIANY 1011 Vit • Predrilled and rmmnod on hwgn Supplied Jamb 83' wN1 slip • Paint Grade WE ACCE9 STOMI,DII1111>,: Monday- Wednesday 7:30 am. - 690 p.m. Thursday - Friday 7:30 am. - 9.90 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 r).m. Sunday 10-00 a.rn. - 3W. �.m. W ! Reg. $19.99 I Sale 99 3.785 Uarea or I USI SAVE ON LUMBER aaa ran a ea-oaaa me w as amm�pr aagaa /or taws 11010111011orelacta -MK CIIaMa a >t>rr ••ra M earls LJIT JV•J •�- 2x6 49.9 h I 2x8 72.9 .9z 4x4 69.9 •99 6x6 1.69 •PRICES PER I.M. FT. PRESSURE TREATED FENCE .BOARDS 6 5' 149 127- -_ HOME FOLDING TABLE LEGS 2374.102.1 �9� SUPER BUY reit DRYWALL 1/2' 3 rr LICE % cash a cat•► ��►wE DOM 7�� oaCl ce rj 0 "a9 J t IN U11 .,e f PRICES START AT PRICES START AT 9gg� I pggg 2'0' 2.0 • ottler sizes WrTH WOOD TRIM WITH BRASS TRIM available SW AND FLAT GLASS HIGH AND FLAT GLASS PRESSM MIRRORED LATTICE ciosET DOOR Lai' 9 ea. ANEW gbw 9 ea. • Qlaiity NMI mirrors • Hsa1ry duty uarh 3 Hardware. 4'0' x 6'8' ►yi MiKiliR�[liC�lUiMiR�F K -4m 477 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING (JUST WEST OF WHITES RD.) 1 Y PHONE 686-5002/839-4321 FAX (416) 839-2051 F Mrr.101 TRAYS srFOR AILL ccAsiONS ati faction Guaranteed:MARKET � IBM - -- - ------ - - Ma Bay-Ncw4 SqWenbw 9; IM -25 M lX-,..l"APvWF-.4l� FTMNG R AU 12 L Powder GENT T IDEETEA $iF099 CasCade 14 kg299 lDjshwashing DeteTge"t . STORE HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. SATURDAY 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. SUNDAY 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. A I DELLBROOK N cr � FINCH AVE. U =O.Mm ;g I A I DRAWING dt PAIN171ING LESSONS • Beginners & Advanced • Teenagers & Adults • Mondays or Tu da; or evenings) $20 per le::ort Please call Carol Kapusctnsky. AOCA at 6834540. AUDLEY CERAMICS Register for classes to'begin week of Sept. 14th Hours: Mon. thru. Thurs. 10:00 am - 4:30 pm Mon. thru. Thurs. 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Fri. 10:00 am - 3:30 pm Closed Saturdays for the month of September Open Saturdays after October 1st 9:30 am - 2:30 pm 428-2519 - POW •, �' _mss _�,,,,,r RNSEEM YOUR TzMT 11 Now CALL 686-0606 V. OBILE VACUUM EXECUTIVES CHOICEI Compleft Centmi Vac. faonly 669900 � Jr ATTENTION MembwrsNp Is Untried 1$0044.1974 PICKERING PAPERBACK CO. New 6 Used Book • New larger location •New Stock • Good Selection of New Collectors Comics • 1000's of used books to choose from -Non Sports Cards 1794 Liverpool Rd. (next to eys) 831-578 Midas certifies car fitness now Harry Shannon of Ajax is no four servicemen are all Midas says this company encourages king. But he certainly has the quality -trained. innovation and creativity in 'Midas touch' when it comes to But Midas doesn't just mean order to serve every customer's repairing exhausts, brakes and mufflers. like all Midas shops, needs with superior products and tires on a ear. Shannon's 'top guns' carry out a services — better than any other With more than 20 years of lengthy list of car repairs — competitor. experience, Shannon has become including exhaust, tin, muffler Harry Shannon and his team a virtual expert in his field. His and brake replacement service. of 'top guns' are also fully -equipped Midas Muffler The 'top guns'perform front- appreciative of the people they shop on Westney Road in Ajax end alignments, wheel balancing serve in the community. They boasts a 4,000 -sq. -ft. premises and custom bending. One of the are grateful for customers' filled with the latest technical latest additions to the business is a patronage and loyal support. equipment. fitness inspection station for 'The Midas touch' may not It's all designed to give certifying cars. turn the world to gold. But customers the best service 'We give total customer service Midas service representatives are possible. But modern equipment with fair value and fair price,' dedicated to creating a whole lot doesn't mean much without Shannon said. 'We meet and but of happy customers who keep on properli trained staff to use it. any of our competitor' written coming back for the shop's Midas' on-going training estimates, without sacrificing the renowned quality workmanship program means every mechanic quality of our workmanship or and great prices. is familiar with all aspects of the products.' Midas is at 195 Westney Rd. S. company's unique brand of Shannon is a firm believer in in Ajax. For more information motoring service. Shannon's the Midas"mission statement' that call 428-6252. Pus.. VIOU phot. Rob White, Seen msd Harry Shomm w, awd Sam Pelligm: Midas Mu,Q4r service profesaomde. "OPENING NIGHT" Image Size 22 1/2" x 18" Editon 1500 s/n "MISCHIEF" Image Size 22" x 18" Edition 590 s/n "THE SUN NEVER SET' Image Size 17 1/2" x 22" Edition 15o s/n y : E "PIRATES"COVE" Image Size 22" x 18" Edition 790 a/n "EVEREST" Imaee Size 26" x 19" Edition 1953 s/n 71W B9y*?4# 3 'Septa fiber h;1994 tt `THE PERFECT SPOT" image sire 2i !'Tr 18' Edition 1500%/n Also available but not pictured: Playing Tutu, Deja Vu, Sunset Memories, Memories For Sale, Different Times, Morning Reflections, Shopping, Winters Glow, "SUMMERS PAST" Stirring Mernones Image Size 17" x 22' Edit -ion 790 s/n "SIDE BY SIDE" Image Size 21" x 26" Time Limited Edition s/n will 1x on disp� the might of the show "AN ENCHANTED EVENING" Image Size 17'x 22" Edition 1500 s/n C.A1 IrtLrri!VLx-- Image Sue 13' x 24" Edition 1500 s/n Lome & meet ,DAMES LUMBERS in person Thursday Sept. 17, 1992 • originals will be on display & for sale • all pictured images (& mare) will be on display & for sale • preview at the gallery now until the show • Jim will be happy to personalize all your purchases or any framed & unframed prints you may already own that you wish to bring with you All putshasers of "Tile Dream Begins" will be eligible to win an autographed Joe Montana football helmet ori on Display Painting y d< For Sale ALL ARE WELCOME! Refreshments will be served. ."DAYS GONE BY" Image Site 180 x 250 Edition 950 s/n "BILLY NINE FINGERS" Image Site 23" x 1T Edition 590 s/n ,It K^ gni linlheAm "A BOY & HIS DREAM" Reanlr a cekbtity Eaitim Insge size 171/2": 22" Rea. Bditin 9999 s/n "OUT ON A LIMB" Image Size 200 x 240 Edition 490 s/n 0111MIb1=1.41I]xIII10 t � 1�11 4-11:�: • A `i ._ "MR. HOCKEY" xvda & cekbtity Editions Image Size 17 112" x 22" lea. Edition 9999 s/n ECOMING ATMACTION111 ROBERT BATEMAN In person October 23/92 rill _ !'fir+. v r M�► Ar "THE SUN NEVER SET' Image Size 17 1/2" x 22" Edition 15o s/n y : E "PIRATES"COVE" Image Size 22" x 18" Edition 790 a/n "EVEREST" Imaee Size 26" x 19" Edition 1953 s/n 71W B9y*?4# 3 'Septa fiber h;1994 tt `THE PERFECT SPOT" image sire 2i !'Tr 18' Edition 1500%/n Also available but not pictured: Playing Tutu, Deja Vu, Sunset Memories, Memories For Sale, Different Times, Morning Reflections, Shopping, Winters Glow, "SUMMERS PAST" Stirring Mernones Image Size 17" x 22' Edit -ion 790 s/n "SIDE BY SIDE" Image Size 21" x 26" Time Limited Edition s/n will 1x on disp� the might of the show "AN ENCHANTED EVENING" Image Size 17'x 22" Edition 1500 s/n C.A1 IrtLrri!VLx-- Image Sue 13' x 24" Edition 1500 s/n Lome & meet ,DAMES LUMBERS in person Thursday Sept. 17, 1992 • originals will be on display & for sale • all pictured images (& mare) will be on display & for sale • preview at the gallery now until the show • Jim will be happy to personalize all your purchases or any framed & unframed prints you may already own that you wish to bring with you All putshasers of "Tile Dream Begins" will be eligible to win an autographed Joe Montana football helmet ori on Display Painting y d< For Sale ALL ARE WELCOME! Refreshments will be served. ."DAYS GONE BY" Image Site 180 x 250 Edition 950 s/n "BILLY NINE FINGERS" Image Site 23" x 1T Edition 590 s/n ,It K^ gni linlheAm "A BOY & HIS DREAM" Reanlr a cekbtity Eaitim Insge size 171/2": 22" Rea. Bditin 9999 s/n "OUT ON A LIMB" Image Size 200 x 240 Edition 490 s/n 0111MIb1=1.41I]xIII10 t � 1�11 4-11:�: • A `i ._ "MR. HOCKEY" xvda & cekbtity Editions Image Size 17 112" x 22" lea. Edition 9999 s/n ECOMING ATMACTION111 ROBERT BATEMAN In person October 23/92 28 The Bay News. September 9. 1992 I 1 fih,lp Wafted I Careers ® Condo for Rept I I Goods for Sale Auto Directory • I I 3rrrlal Di►eeto�_' e Full training program • Company Vehicle • $600 to $1200 wkly. • Repeat route sales • Excellent working environment • Management Opportunities For interview call Mr. Parks 298-2071 Inside sales rep. required. Experience preferred. Will provide training. Only those with a positive attitude & a desire to succeed need apply. To arrange an interview call Christian - Ann 839-8114 or 686-3577 P!T inside sales rep. required. 2 night* per Meek. Telemarketing e x p e r i e n c e preferred. Will train. To arrange an interview call Christian - Anis 839-8114 or 686-3577 Experienced tropical plant care technician one morning per week in Pickering. P.O. Box 509. Merridkville, Ontario KOG 1 NO 613-269-3161 �'hitev-Ile Golf Club Greens Dept. is now a c c e p t i a g applications for seasonal employment $8410 per hr. depending upon experience. Call Art 294-2512 LUXURY SCARBOROUGH HIGHRISE needs superintendant min. 3 yrs. exp. 2 bedroom apt., good salary 8 benefits. 7M4M gam - 5 $200 - UN WEEKLY - ,1gEMLElFC1R1C -1 IEtE Assemble products d home. Wanted waitresses sapori- E.syl No ..RriQ rbu,. p.id .rs.e in a.. dnirtp. o.o.r. direct. Fully uaranbed. Seafood i Seask Hats. 427 - FREE Iniormalion-24 Hour *770. Hotline. M1-3711-2965 c4prioll Bay News upTo s7o0.00 ...ltfy f_ irdo to *v-8114 Rd. ears 153 Pict, L1V Sea I leMs,%►:1 A progressive community newspaper in Toronto seeks a -seasoned' advert3sutg sales representative. This is a challet�ng position that offers excitement and excellent income potentiaL Newspaper or magazine advertising sales experience, a strong desire to excel and a vehicle are req Position available immediately. C la 1 Da e Ashton at 839.4M A progressive oa newspaper in Toronto recluireal a advlert sing telemarketing sales person. Previous experience preferred. Base salary and commission. Work from our Ajax / Pickering office. Excellent income potential. Caul Dave Ashton at 839.8067. AL9lehls ;7777771 :> PICKERIMG - 1 Irsdroor* bas.nhartt apertmsot sed 2 pblaaaloeatpt datald.ad tiaras„ 9r► •710. A9°OI, parkM'°' FAX NLIMMR 839-8135 2 bedroom, main floor of duplex, parking, $850.00 indusWe. Anne or folio 292-1199 or 751.5434 Excellent Pay / benefits Transportation (407) 292-4747 X 1248 Toll refunded gam to 10pm FREE WTROOUCTORY SEMINAR Thum 5sµ 17 n Conbndp 2 pm i 7 pm, itsy 97 i 401 amass from Esso Track Wash 402 Harmony Rd 11mrs. Sept 10th. 1992 3 p.m d 7 p.m Cal for ressrvati n: - Clen A -B -C -D -E -F -Z • FREE CELLULAR PHONE WRH EACH REGISTRATION Ser eartltsarr r7 */Ply RODGERS SCHOOL T's" ur F.�ut u.�.. N . m.p b..�irAl. • .lob plc��sawa�bno�. Toronto 769-3546 Ono Alliance Ava. (Between Jane St.134wk Creak Dr.) Orlllis 70s -aa -8411 • Tal FREE: t-0004140 0011 Bus dowses a.asabls Opportunities In Kuwait Rebuilding in process. Excellent Pay, Benefits, transportation. (4107) 295-7600 Ext. 3315 gam - lopm Toll refunded 10 EAtpi�llallt d HONEST. RELIABLE parson with 111 yrs. •ape will do cleaningg b the day. Rates $45•161 Phone after bpm weekdays, anyti on weskarwds. H1t)!i7 OFFICE / RETAIL WORK WAKTED - Full-ime, Mon. -F& Ty�pping, Pilinngpra�spption, AR/AP, caattierMsrk. YYi surf at min. •raps. Please eat 11'1- 2m FBottaasfor fti g One bdrm. condo on lake Driveway went. $850 per month. All inclusive with pool & sauna etc. Oct. 1 Call 8814868 Floris wed-« nla6� FLORIDA Clearwater - 3 bedroom air conditioned homes, heated pools, hot tub, tenth, shut le board, near beaches, attractions. Children welcome. Photos. $275. U.S. weekly. 683-5503 I Comm.An"si Automotive Garage space for lease. Fully equipt located on busy street. $6. a foot neVnet. Call 543-5172 M Goods for Sale 1000'S OF USED BOOKS Novels, mysteries, horrors end none Naflonal Geographlcs a speclalfy FOII *A"- 14- table saw. 4 bdnn - mart Moor heavy duty motor 5300. 10' only on 114 ��i lot across nom•= am $150. 2s�.ss� from school in Pidt Vslags 22 1 $1125 per movie. 211116074 686-3577 °"""ASE .Ass ((260 assn o, dear ow "CL wsd.bw. >1�M'twla�lAi ial� 1BiN1R CONSIDERATION CO-OPERATIVE HOMES INC. Corner of Beatrice A Sbncoe Streets in North Oshawa MODEL SUITES NOW OPENI Viewing by t Nx>t!y 1, 2 at 3 Bedroom Solarium Apartments If your GROSS ANNUAL FAMILY INCOME is between $19,632 up to $37,200 Rent -geared -to -income assistance is available for 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ONLY Assistance is also available for 2 bedroom apartments modified for wheelchairs Market rent apartments are available in all sizes 1 bedroom -$681, 2 bedrooms -$806 and 3 bedrooms -$881 Call and we will mail information and an application for membership to you Applications are also available at our MODEL SWTES CALL... 1 —800-66 3-7222 Wedding Invitations Soled from hundreds of illustrations in our store catalogue. Colours and styles are sure to 9PPlease. See them at Dickson's Off Ica Centre, 218 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax. 683-1968 ----------------- Typewriter Rentals Choose from electric and electronic tyypewriters. Rent them by the day, weekend, week or month. Student rates. Discounts available. Rent to own. Dickson'* Office Centra, 218 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax. 583-1968 Furniture Showrooms Visit our huge office furniture showroom downstairs at our Ajax Plaza store. Dozens of pieces of new and scratch and dent furniture, desks, chairs, fishnngg cabinets, computer tables etc. More displays are at our building at 513 Waatnay Road South, Ajax. 683-1968 PIANOS New Apartment Size Pianos from $1999. The Piano Shop Pickering Village 427-5051 IGi°shts wetirbsd (•d+ ) sloaoo.awmensae f75.00. c" iron weWft 6.0. 42621119 saw GM prr I"ciflTC■ld iii iii ] CERTIFIED SPECIALS UNDER $2,088 1e4 Yas4la 626, -41 Relim", 'es EXssi, 190 Firrbir4l, 'e3 Aries wages, 12 Passenger Dodilis Vaa,'ai C"irk7, '113 p6mill".16Imiar Cr Bplrobinn'I Ym-to OK, cars km 1078-1994. Luso to own. No 4x+tsfit check. 69 476 or 725 --IM A� �16 '40( ye r"i 557 KINGSTON RD. PI SM13., OW.. (duet Thad Of WhMss Rtl) 420-9000 , /©tel VLUGE PLYMOUTH CHWSLER AJAX LTD. 19 Hsood Ave 3 Alex 683-M SALES, SERVICE i LEASfIG 1 a WILDWOOD FORD 1167 Kutgston Rd. Pickeriing $39-6666 427-2828 / 312V i.j' $$ CARS WANTED $$ Top dollars paid for damaged b scrap cars. Anytime 683-2998 eeeeaeeseeeaee •TCW CMN AL• NTN TNNIri • airs he rsleol I'd arra • :ad bucks, Cath tar nw*4: • Ix3 std bucim 7 dip • is••••ash Nle 1N1: earn money worklin NOM the Cori" of awnyou home. Work fuU a Dart -time. Ideal fol 4FssWy. for ire iformatlon send UIS.E ID: YI1lNIA Erderprim POADOW 32E0 &VvOnt. �WAV&MZK 2Y5 aO, MUGS - cusbrtt decorated to suit both the personal end cor- Gals level. ABSOLUTELY NO MINIMUMS REOUIRED. Call Custom Mugs at 428- ae911 M1 on.Opporbrettlt Earn up to $4,000+ per month with a computer working from home in your own information Processing business. Full training i3 computer system available onapp royal. Call TECHNITHON - Wpg. Man. 1-(204) - 4894317 ext. 301 405 MORTGAGE LOANS 1st Et 2nd's to 95% of Value. All property types. Prime rates. Quick Service and Approvals. Call CITYCAN FINANCIAL CORP. 511-2880 Oshawa 6-39% 5 YEAR A.R.AL NO FEE - OAC PERSONAL LOANS $1000 & up for arra purpose - 254 -M7 p��y� NA8'CANIE dayea IT eMitdrem 66 wails or aWK Ftt1 dw nlpsrlto tesCak ears-4s�s LIVE IM CAREGIVER so arts ow Call Illeftlie SN-7W �sy..tta spoW Vara•. elaanouts. Pals Iie-1a hartil§iriitim Peter's Appliances Ii" iia Y - PYfiN s'Shm 1955, r IMYTAG • IAORQ ,1gEMLElFC1R1C -1 IEtE - e AIIr11IA • MDDERM IIfNo • M. Wom WE *ELL PARTS FOR ALL MAJOR APPUANM MP M-- t- - 1.1 00M t - 17.0 Pfdail" Pkwy. (thA 12) Pickte 11"" 0* Ifattks 11111 �&2 42"333 1lIM 3CAI IIOB LACIIiIOR sees onil" Ruud pd, ft) 282.0185 r E.TrT� Docks 4 Fsnaos PsiMiflgElI I Real Etifsh r I AuatlOns PAYLESS DECKS & FENCES SEPTEMBER SPECIAL e DECKS FROM $6.00 sq. ft. Call 427-9524 Fall '92 Lectures Ronovaltions with guest speaker Jennifer Jenkins, lawyer, Jenkins & Newman, Whitby HAMMER CONTRACTING rec rooms & complete basement apt.'s,kitchens & bathrooms, fences & decks. Wood fences from $9.95 per foot & decks from $7.00 per sq. foot. Free estimates 427-9122 or 427-4021 MACIUetttefi FOSTER PARENTS •carpentry PLEASE CALL REACHINGOUT ;drywall •electric &plumbing HANDY -trim -doors & windrnrZMAN SERVICF. -kitchen & bathrooms All renci/aDOnsi OB Too SMALL" Call for a free estimate S & RFVONAMONS • PAIPMNG Jolty • PA -nos • Decks 629-4379 ODD ,LOBS CALL 427-1674 BG PLUMBING Licenced contractor, bathroom remodeling, LEAKING TUBS & SHOWER STALLS repairs, alterations, new Repaired & renovated. work, gas installation & Wall & floor tiles sup drains. plied & installed. IWC, Call Bob Bus: 503-5662 visa. B.B.B. LOWEST Res: 686-2959 PRICESI Call Beim* barn. 40'x69' L-shaped 16M. Progressive Tdo 420-1689 CERAMIC TILES marble and granite, DARBON TILE installation. Professional Ceramic Call for Installation FRIG EMMATES I work in your home like it was mine. (416)666- For free estimates, call Viewing from 5 pm. Terms DAVE 683-3730 are cash, Visa or chaqw. SABER Cowrachr9 - al ,carpentry. edrfoorls, renovation. Aitchsr,s, bathrooms. home CLASSIFIEDS meiMenance. emer9a¢y servo.. furreure reAr"shing. quality wort WHAT A WAY TO o 5. $0 BVows UY BUY & SELL LondswlWing CLASSIFIEDS LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION By University Werks (since 1980) Specializing in Professional design & quality installation of: • Interlocking brick driv patios & walks • retaining walls, terraced planters & steps • fences a della free competitive eadmates - Job list for viewing 666-9690 All Work Guaranteed de Landuaping Ud. m" of Laird Olretarlo taed UnNoc k or» retaining waifs •wood decksggaardens 17294-1663 &soddingti^gtree removal •excav-in ata •2 yr. guarantee 41663 .f!ieelyd..ytllly a.e. Mllian�11 "wYaerNelip" sew • Reek srlieen 839-5349 42 t1v Day -001—m— ote OIf: HEIGHTS E«rRonnall pprarntirra artd w.up.p.rulsg. EWMATE& 120 Ilsesrior/etlNrior. FRfrccEE Duestel, 686-3577 3C---10t---3-t---3C---3-6--- PAMPERED POOCH 428-1277 25% Off regti�lar grooming with this ad. Good until Sept. 26/92 e e ��---'Illlc — — — 39 — -411C — — — 3C — — — 31St Fcax your ac! ATTENTION SENIORS! Freequality paint with your lob. No fob too small. Low prices. Free estimates. References available. 686-6105 r MoYinI / Storage far+w++r+rrw++rrrrr+� AJAX MOVING « • SYSTEMS *Full services, moves, « :appliance and piano spe- « eclalists, flat rate or* :hourly. Specializing in; .: Durham Region. Now« «offering free boxes with « *move. We now have* «available heated storage . :units. Free estimates « « Call 427-0005 « ?r►r r.r rrrrrrwrwwrrrr. BROKER HAS $10,000 $147 per month. Call Rick Community Rnar4al 66/x8-6805 Mhfty) T R A N S F E R E D. NORTHWEST WHITBY 3 bedroom plus 1. Central air & ".Fireplace, extras. Close to schools,shop ting. etc. Asking $225.000. pine 430 7597 Bay News Classifieds What a Discovery! r I I Notic�s�s PIMO r �1/ zhf11' Society of Durham Region Fall '92 Lectures Thursday, September 24 -The Public Trustee with guest speaker Jennifer Jenkins, lawyer, Jenkins & Newman, Whitby Thursday,October 22- Coping with Alzheimer Disease with guest speaker Dr. Neil McAllister At Northview Public Library Ritson N. at Beatrice, Oshawa, 7:30 pm -9:30 pm No Admission Charge Register by Phone (416) 576-2567 or Fax: 576-2033 offs" WANTED FOSTER PARENTS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL REACHINGOUT FAMILY HOMES 837-2098 M1 Auctions 3 Sept.12,10 an • Flexible Programs • Tminsportation Large estate auction of 97.7 September IZM2 acre farm, antiques, fumil re & 'SATURDAYS AUCTION old farm machinery, estate of ACTIN' late Ernest & Alta Gillis. WQ Every Saturday night at Cameron on Hwy. 35. 1 km 6:30 PM., Pethick Auction north of Poweps Comers or 12 Barn, Haydon, 6 miles km north of Lindsay. See north of Bowmamille. Each REAL ESTATE: 97.7 acre week we have a large um 52 workable with Hwy. selection of modern and frontage, well fenced, good antique furniture, barn. 40'x69' L-shaped 16M. appliances, glass, china, Out buildings etc. Country garden and lawn equipment style 1 112 storey stucco 4 It lots of other interesting bedroom hare. Approx 1570 and unusual items to be q. ft. 4 pc bam, new oil sold. For more information furnace, new roof, full call 1-416-263-4252. basement, a well kept home, Viewing from 5 pm. Terms I corlwb of horse NOTE: are cash, Visa or chaqw. Proal list any, antique pine Sale managed and sold harill Able, xtkp pine lat IM L lrmA fteleaees o wall, antique Pirie m antiqcuptioaueoak bj% �oppra CLASSIFIEDS boiler, antique Meoire & WHAT A WAY TO rrraly beds & BUY & SELL iron & brass e, old aedu,dock AUC7110N SALE "Kahl rEai3tedpaneldressier, at s:30 Vllod AeecNoaprint,Mown & Rich bmA *lingWh& P located on Brock 3milesifer s. freezer, fridge & r" • Nath of 401 exit 399)_ �n races, tfileea11t11 2r colour 1V, • °Very - � o 1 nesday an excellent seleedcm of an ''quer. tdsive. �y antique fine furniture, new dqm, lean & hard tools, ?lass, china, collectibles. 4 cyl gala tractor on fine old tura Primitives and the vsuals. So join us Ubber, of achitterr & two relabd �ry Wednesday and Rems,yyolppd��sleigh, harness, Participate in one of firewoodm 12 Ontario's "TR M,ctioris what no buy - More. IMIE A noon subject to executor backs or reserves. approwl.TERMS: $5000. 'Consignment & � clew of sale. Balance an loll seen b- Estate selling our specialty.* Call us by alingg la toay. Previews from 1:30M m. or 3744900. Dmf miss an Auction ths first time auction on hm No reserve on Ch*Is' waftle. 41Servilunch 0041 '49 7 'S 49 Bay News m7m ESTATE rAN= EWELLERY • SWAROVSKI •FURNITURE • HUMMEL ' BRONZES ' PERSIAN RUGS • COLLECTIBLES'LIMrTEDEDITION ART• RYSTAL • SPORTS CARDS SATURDAY EVE. SEFT.12th, 7:o0pm( reds$ 8: b SALE HELD AT: THE PICKERINO RECRE�T10N CC PI�x 1887 VALLEY FARM ROAD, WEST SALON (WATCH FOR SIGNS Over 700 lots to Include: Oak & Mahogary furnishings. Bow Front China CabirW3. Curios, Coffee & lamp Tables, nes' tables. TV Stand, Salon Chars, Wrought iron, 3 Tier Table. Bachelor chests, Flatware Cab., Plum table. Wash Stands, carved Mirrors, Cake Sarver. Rocking Chars. Footstools. Signed Nippon, Bavaria. Li age. RS Suhl, Kaiser Goebel. Vases. Comports, Jewel Boxes, OaBt blue. Normer Rockwell. Hummel, mel, poutton. Beotek, Bore Chine Cups & Saucers, Fleritage Cranberry, Scrimshaws. Wood carvings, Decoys, Horses, Stick horse, lamps. Signed Bronze Statuary of Remington, Koubs, P.J. Mer-, Large Quant of Parser Rugs (ell e¢es). Lhnlsad Edldm Prints by: A.J. Censor. Bateman. Lesbr. Cate. Rorwtce, Fok'ns, Loabs, Branders. Day. Lyman, Kelly, & more. Carved Easels. Guantlty of Esiiste silver trays. comports. be we. Sorting & more. Lary, Selimfon of Approlsed Estate & Modern Jewellery to -Jude Diamond Soliatires, Stud ass ngs, 22-24kt Gold Cons, Starting Sitver, Seiko Watches, Brthstane Rings, Pearls, Pill ws. Phones, 28' Col. TV, VCR, Arsw. Mncnne. Bid cages, Wicker, Dot! Fumiture, LE Dolls & Clowns. Cast won Tore, Tin Cars, aft. Ter^,$- Corer, Vise. Mc, Know, Creq�e. 3% Caen G scount as per posted & srnouncea. Subject to aadGons & deleeorro. Goods arrrv+•g delty. ALLEN FLEISHMAN AUCTIONS 416-638-7583 ■WEEKLY ESTATE SALES ■ nFMCES IN CANADA &L UNITED SPATES RESTAURANT AUCTION SALE Thurs. Sept. 10 11 am. 1916 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY (*2 & Garrard) Having received instructions from the landlord we are sell- ing: 2 door pop 000l- er, 2 - 6 ft. dell coun- ters,cash reg., 5 It. S.S. sink &storage unit, Champion U.C. dishwasher, 6 ft. refrigerated unit, 4 ft. S.S. unit, Bun warmer, 30' rangge, fryer, 36" grill, 24" charcoal grill, 5 ft. sub table, 2 fridges, 20 tables, pine shety- ing, 8 stools, ice cream freezer, Scotsman ice cube maker, 30' charcoal grill, 15 ft. sign, 4 ft. Piot table, computer, printers & terminals, desks, IBM typewrit- ers, Bunn coffee m/c. Note time: 11 A.M. Viewing: from 9:30 till sale. Good sale, plan to attend. MCLEAN AUCTIONS & LIQUIDATIONS 606-111211111 57$•7$50 606 91177-7111 ass:: - IF tape Us enc application has bf t b have the relirem tan &Jove plloldye(w AS -30479) heldp Ion Ute Insurance I gad of Decem 0990 as previou Id recAenypdrrig out saonsw al a aperprbml o in Section 203, 1 wee that he or she Is aider this plan or a irwiled b assert It in 30 data will the t 1, Ontario L1V eDes Renta C.P. 5m, 9, indicating .04. SPORTS 839-8087 Garage Sales GARAGE SALE Sat. Sept. 12192 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Raindate: Sun. Sept. 13192 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 77 Millington Cres., Alai Children s tames $pens ,pulp.. household Items. etc. 686-3577 .-1 .,.e r ,I ar sr The Bay News,-$epteniber'9,1992 29 ' _ ParwNal � I � Partl�sll PSYCHIC ADVISOR Joan Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 430-1328 JESUS SAYS can the blind Isad the blind? Doss you, mi, :ter wear glasses? The hireling is the hired minister. Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. Jim Campbell 1- �os9s�_v4�s TIRES - 10,000 Used and new. Installed and balanced. 428-9775 Irmunmao OUT OF COUNTRY Medical bmwame *NON SMOKERS DISCOUNT "'MEDICAL EXAM DISCOUNT *Optional Deductible Diseoont JACK MITCHELL ASSURANCE BROKIAS LTD. 40 PRNICE EDWARD STREET BRIGHTON, ONTARIO (613) 475-0730 Call COLLECT Travel insurance to suit your needs ...and budget! CARS PAINTED $50000 plus materials ;customer sands & masks) 683-2998 clear coat extra I� FALL REGISTRATION J., HIGHLAND DANCING PIMO LESSONS Lorraine Symington ccocnn j�E.��7t./N5 Judge - S.O.B.H.D. in y0tR home. Fellow - B.A.T.D. 3 yrs. and up Competitions, exams, shows Call b86-3456 after 5 pm (Wesmey Heights area) pop, .Classics, offs" exams. Jin- i%%y o4ousc l ay ease Adults Quality cam for your piece of mind. WeICOme tool • Home Like Atmosphere • Caring Staff CaU Maurice • Flexible Programs • Tminsportation Wffilock Many Extras! Centrally Located Cau 668-9476 683-6740 r FALL BEGIISTBAT]ION., .................. .--- ............... ...... .......... PICKERING FWAPRE "n"` PICKERING FIGURE SKATING CLUB VA Uu "I EARN TO SKATE WITH US' (also including a special needs program) OPEN REGISTRATION - For regular skating season (can skate through senior) will be held on Saturday, Sept. 12th, 9am - 1pm at Pickering Complex, main lobby upstairs. CLOSED J&F&QISTRATION - Sent to all former members by mail. For further information call Peter Davidson at 831-1368. PRECISION TEAM SKATING (Juvenile, Novice) OPEN REGISTRATION - Saturday, Sept. 12th 9am - 1pm at Pickering Complex, main lobby upstairs. CLOSED REGISTRATION - Sent to alll former members by mail. For further information call Mary Aitken at 420-2849. COME OUT AND JOIN THE FUN! IST I ' ; YEAR: A1S T WESTSHORE BEAVERS, CUBS, SCOUTS VENTURERS SCOUTS CANADA REGISTRATION Tues. Sept. 15 at 7 pm in the gym of Our Lady of the Bay, Eyer Dr., Pickering. -Groups meet at Frenchman's P.S., Fairport Beach P.S. and Our Lady of the Bay R.C.S. *Require Ontario Health Number *New leaders & Group committee people welcomed. 839-4115 PI KERING AERIALS GYMNASTICS CLUB now ACCEPTING FALL REGISTRATION For further info please call 839-5260 2 YEARS MAINTENANCE FREE Change cars when most change tires. You can drive a new car or truck for 2 years up to 50,000 km. Yes, for a monthly payment and a small down payment and insurance you can drive a new car or truck every 2 years. Wildwood Ford will pay all service bills for 2 years or 50,000 km whichever Comes fiat. All you pay per month on your new car or truck is the monthly payment. At the end of 24 months, hand the car or truck in and pick up a new one. When you are in for service we will drive you home and pick you up. If your car or truck is in overnight waiting for a part, we will give you a free car for the day. No free trucks. Most big companies lease their cars - and trucks because they do not have to sell or trade them at lease end. They hand them in and pick up a new one, but they pay all service bills. If you have a car or truck, look at your repair bills and see what it costs you per year to drive plus paying for it. VRldwood Ford says let us pay for your service bills, for 50,000 km or 24 months. We will give you a maintenance schedule for your car or truck that is free to you. Come on in and pick the car or truck you would like to drive for 2 years. ASK FOR PAUL, FRAN OR PAT MORRIS HM t 0 �.�y " ��rb11.y jpq`j pF y R ]III Cp.�1 MM---� 2 6. ,� I m Ninth Anniversary YacqueCine s School of Dance (Div. of 997713 Ontario Ltd.) jazz • Tap • Ballet * Pointe *All classes are based on British Association of Teachers of ,Dancing (BA.T.D.) Syllabus . Ages 3 years to Adult. Special Teen and Adult Classes. NCE Or rIMM: *JACQiTEUNE'S SCHOOL OF DA- • Christmas Pageant • Spring Recital • Competitions • Workshops • Examinations under B.A.T.D. Syllabus • Summer Performing Arts Program • Field Trips to the National Ballet * REGISTRATION Returning Students: Tues. Sept. 1 5:00 - 7:00 pm Wed. Sept.2 5:00 - 7:00 pm Thurs. Sept. 3 5:00 - 7:00 pm Tues. Sept. 8 1:00 - 3:00 pmT,-,T� 5:00 - 7:00 pm - 1� New Students: * Wed. Sept. 9 5:00 - 8:00 pm * Thurs. Sept. 10 5:00 - 8:00 pm *Fri. Sept 11 5:00 - 7:00 pm Sat. Sept. 12 10:00 - 2:00 om ♦ I .►'. 1360Kingston Rd. I.: s Hub `Unit 13 & 15 .. DLRECTRESS: Marble and the Rockerf -' Jacqueline Kelly AB -A -T.D. Gold MedalM 420-7399 IST I ' ; YEAR: A1S T WESTSHORE BEAVERS, CUBS, SCOUTS VENTURERS SCOUTS CANADA REGISTRATION Tues. Sept. 15 at 7 pm in the gym of Our Lady of the Bay, Eyer Dr., Pickering. -Groups meet at Frenchman's P.S., Fairport Beach P.S. and Our Lady of the Bay R.C.S. *Require Ontario Health Number *New leaders & Group committee people welcomed. 839-4115 PI KERING AERIALS GYMNASTICS CLUB now ACCEPTING FALL REGISTRATION For further info please call 839-5260 2 YEARS MAINTENANCE FREE Change cars when most change tires. You can drive a new car or truck for 2 years up to 50,000 km. Yes, for a monthly payment and a small down payment and insurance you can drive a new car or truck every 2 years. Wildwood Ford will pay all service bills for 2 years or 50,000 km whichever Comes fiat. All you pay per month on your new car or truck is the monthly payment. At the end of 24 months, hand the car or truck in and pick up a new one. When you are in for service we will drive you home and pick you up. If your car or truck is in overnight waiting for a part, we will give you a free car for the day. No free trucks. Most big companies lease their cars - and trucks because they do not have to sell or trade them at lease end. They hand them in and pick up a new one, but they pay all service bills. If you have a car or truck, look at your repair bills and see what it costs you per year to drive plus paying for it. VRldwood Ford says let us pay for your service bills, for 50,000 km or 24 months. We will give you a maintenance schedule for your car or truck that is free to you. Come on in and pick the car or truck you would like to drive for 2 years. ASK FOR PAUL, FRAN OR PAT MORRIS HM t 0 �.�y " ��rb11.y jpq`j pF y R ]III Cp.�1 MM---� 2 6. ,� I m BRUCE BISSELL BEST BUY THIS WEEK '91 TRANSPORT 7 pass. van, loaded. stk.# 2540A '18,995-00 683-6561 D'S7 ARLES 4 dr, auto Stk#P519A '84 DODGE A Auto, p/s,p/b $2,995 839-6666 D L Low kms SIR 0550-21 $3,995 bra -5722 Ei ii CAVALIS 2 dr, auto, only 77,000km $3,895 623-3386 DN OANO 4 ry, auto, ps Stk# P412 $3,995 683-sm in =K= Loaded, 56.995 60-6561 2 door, 5 speed, 1 as 495 686.2300 B*9 C T 3 DR White, 5 speed, low kms $4.995 404-01525 Y Low, low n-iles,air Stk#P646A $5.995 683-5722 C' 86 PONT.:�NaR9 uto, air 89,000 km's $4 995 430-6555 D'99 FOR 0 4 dr, auto, air Stk#505-2A . $6,995 683-5722 C A/" PLY SU A INCE km's $4,995 430-6666 DNYLMDAI EXCEL 4 cyl, auto, stereo SIR #194-2A $4,995 683-5722 AMW $6.495 686-1745 H135 CNEV CAIMID Auto, 5.0 L, A/C Stk#2755A 686-1745 LX low kms SduV329-2A 995 683-5722 _J_4[N»1:19 BN DYNASTY LE Charcoal, loaded $8,995 404-0525 - _----------- C'� BOoaE 'aa CHE:V Z-24� Air, pw, pd. guise E White Low mtleage Ulow One owner Spots .$7,995 4W6M $7,500 623-M96 B WIEW Ymn 'ts ACCORD LX Luxury, H4 doors, 5 speed white. Stk 031 OA $9,895 404 -OMI $9,995 686-17451 I11 CAVALIER 401111'f7 OLDS ROYALE i Blue, auto, air, it Auto, air. stereo, Stk 1P692A 82,000 km x$8,777 427-2500 $7,995 839-6666' Jy9 SIMR9ID 2 DRIs CIM Auto, air, low kms ! auto, red 1043 $ 66 7,8 P 00 6n-61 I 7 795 01-5400 B'9t SNADOD ES 11 TOPAZ 4 DOOR Silver, loaded F Auto, air, 20,000 km 495 404 -OM $7,995 W65.2300 E11 Puff LE as CRX 4 dr. white, air, Coupe auto auto, P1040 $9,500 623.3$96$7.995 01-5M F'89 CAVALIBL Z-24 * TrR1DL can R Auto, air,- =.so loaded 38;M$8 495 M-21110, -� IC$7,9"95 4n -am 9 G-- - IN TRACKS 4 x 4 P959A $7,995 101.5400 J� �SE 4 dr.,V5. boded Stk #2646A $9,800 683-6661 Rlill1i Grey, V6, auto $7,895 404-0525 M Auto, air 36,000 km $7,995 US -61M! E12 MUM LNIANS Auto, 4 dr, 18,000kms 58.500 623-3396 19 � Z 011. Slue, ado, ps, pt, 45,000 km, Stk 065BU $7,777 47-2500 B'! SMRTT 4 DR Nice options E M In Pwr*nd., air Stk#2745 ,$11,995 6x6-1745 BG racy, loaded 3F E V6 $11,895 404-0525 F79 F-1 511101111111 CAB XLT, loaded, capt.1 chairs, cap, 2 -tone - $12,995 �-Z= G *N ACCORD E10 Air P, 046A $11,695 831-5 JGRAM AM LE 4 dr.. oaded . ' owner Stk #2326A $10,500 683-6661 , 91 CUSICA LT 4 M ! A, air, ado ?x.000 km, YA de Stk.1z $10,990 427-25D0 F11 MC; VANDURA Low nrleage, one owner 1,999 623-33961 =P. VOYAGER D C V6 air $11,995 436-5$55 B•. ouaur 000ce cer+rsutr+ 799 BLOOR ST. W., OSHAWA 404-0525 686-1642 NO GIMMICKSI C -•- C & C Motor Sales Ltd. 1705 DUNDAS ST. WEST WHITBY, ONTARIO L1N 5R4 430-6666 D ANNANDALE i qtr ST CH 1623. 1,36 KING STREET EAST 3396 BOWMANVI�LE F ROYAL WOODS Lincoln Mercury Sales Ltd - Highway 7, Fast of wesmey Rd 686-2300 ' *70 no CIE FAIM PICIMMIN101 AJAX The Bay News, September 9,1992 31 PICKERING HONDA BEST BUY THIS WEEK '90 CIVIC Auto, red, Stk# P1043 '7,79500 831-5400 1 12 CMALB` 4 OL H '98 AM" EXA Blue, auto, air, 16,000 4 doors, ftA bad. km, Stk. P668. Sik#2733 $10.555 427-2500 $142995 686-1745, ■ '91 TRACUR 4X4 1 '96 n CAMAN LEn V 5 spd. convert Silver/Grey Stk#2643A Loaded ' 511,500 633-6561 $15,995 404-0525 A'99 F1 SO MCKUP '90 BONN VW SE' Air , auto E Loaded53,00(*,m 1 30,000 km M idnot black 11 995 us -6666' $14,999 W-3396 't! 3/4 TSN /M34lr IF Diesel, t t 5 speed up $10,995 �-2300$ ' D'91 CtRtMB 11UM ! - A3iR0 YAM V6, air, stereo 1 V6, 8 pass . Stk#P652 loaded. Stk. 0690. 12,650 683-5mi $17.990 427-2500, J'M CAAICE i /� 191 ACCOID EXR 4 dr., loaded G loaded P99C Stk#2700A 12,995 6a3-6661; $16.695 831-5400; 'st 1 CAWM 4 MOR ? '92 RORNEVILLE SE &OP lj� aL ter-, J 4 dr, sport Sedan 22.-)OOlm Sal 1PTM�. ( stk#2693 A $10,555 a7 -25M: $19.500 683-6561 90 TAURUS LX 1 1 . I A &W Loaded 30 .000 krns l t t t ! $19.200 839-6666 G 99 PRELUDE a � SWAM Wr aico r, ags Twin turbo - rare P893 IS13,995 531-5400 ;$46,000 404-0525; J'f0 tlLN Cum SL I A 11 AO MTM 4 dr., V6, loaded 7 pass auto 30.000 k- $13: 683-65611 $16 195 835-66661 H18 NLTEG M LS '92 SHtIR, SLE2 doors. spoiler, J Extended van, o0aec a/c, Stk0270A Stk#2694A. 636.1745 $21,900 683-6561 ATAURUS L 1 '!2 01M N WALE Air, auto, V6. loaded. 21.000 20,000 km km, Stk #P671. $14,300 $19,550 47-2M; GACM BTTM >n L MA T918 to R.S., air, 2 years MIF warranty 1$15595 831-5m $27 600 839-6666 EowraMM6=Z 1 8 Co., leaded, N VCR18,000 km Stk IP68G. $1-$356 $19,555 427-2500 M WHITBY - OSHAWA HONDA 1710 0UNDAS ST. E. WHITBY 666-177Y 14ir. Ni -1745 Lamm Chevrolet Oldsmobile Geo Ltd. 425 Bayly St. W. Ajax 101 427-2500 J BRUCE BISSELL BUICK PONTIAC 201 BAYLY ST.W., AJAX SOUTH OF HWY. 401 1 BLOCK WEST OF HARWOOD AVE. ON BAYLY T. 683-6561 c .9. Ap- ,'` vve wam your servluu uuzw lvoo, it Y%J%A �%A, ,..., r,..,.. - - - _location, remember you can service your Chrysler vehicle close to your home. VILLAGE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER ,0/ 1 X. U Y' *ft LE BARON ,WP— = (PURCHASE OR LEASE) 1992 ACCLAIM $ • Fully loaded, includes cruise control, tilt SALE 1 O 893 steering, AM/FM cassette, air, auto OR LEAS ** -$750 GRAD DISCOUNT trans., power mirrors, remote liftgate $287 per release, plus much more. Stik. #7936. month $109143 IF AWLICAME 19921/2 SUNDANCE / DUSTER $ • Ind. auto, p/s, pbSALE, floor mats, sound ins., 651 console, dual homs, delay wipers, tach, alum. OR LEASE .5750 GRAD DISCOUNT wheels, tinted gins, air, AM/FM cess., light pkg., plus much more. SdL 97896. 2 21 per month $8, 901 *F iwticAatE 1992 LE BARON COUPE HIGH LINE $ • Ind. 4 spd auto., air, V6 engine, floor SALE 16 341 mats, tilt, cruise, overhead console, vanity OR LEASE mirrors, power lock, windows, seat fully$418* * -5750 GRAD DISCOUNT loaded, plus much more. Stk. #7930. f *.r th $1 5, 591 *F /IPFUk mE 4 1992 DAKOTA CLUB CAB SPORT $ • Ind. auto, pis, pot, V6. air, pAwindows, pflocks, SALE 1 4 6 6 3 HD pak, cast aluminum, wheels, large OR LEASE � ;.. W tank, rear flip seats, buckets, console,** -$750 GRAD DISCOUNT tach, PW much more. SdL #rM6. '$3 28 l* month . $13,913*F APPLICAaIE �. 1992 COLT ZOO $ * i1EW! • Power steering, full wheel covers, SALE 6 3 6' � COLT `doth seats, aua. trans.. and more. OR LEASE GRAD DISCOUNT Stk. #CT7736. $ 180* * -' $7,628*F/IPPLIGABE If10fHh . ,D 1992 GRAND VOYAGER SE $ %>IIAIt P� ; • Ind. auto, 3.3 V6, pds, , 7 pass. SALE 17gi 56 seating, air cond., air bahg, rear flood OR LEASE V2 MUND eati oYA lights, plus much more. SOL #7941. '.� 84 '5750 GRAD DISCOUNT 374 month $16,406*FAPPLICABM - j • .,.� �' F �. � �• QA Irra" I T® Tm HAM in KEW LEONAIID MIR DMVM DOINIA DON AMIE LEACH MIILLIAYSOM WRdlAMISM NARIONG 1101UM PICKARD - m nn p0CK SIIOiNIr PlpkAlp /ICf(AIID AlplJIAULT NSAIID r7GT'Vt (wVT TD GO NOW! DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER >ee the Chrysler Experts for Best Selection, Best Ser NO. 1 CHRYSLER DEALER GETS BETTER JE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD NO REASONABLE OFFER REF PLYOUTH IL AGECHRYSLERAJIn RW C]D AV FNItIF IH -"I, .,f nnI% A -IAN V I