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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBN1992_09_11Ni .... . ..... ------- T.T- 1.101 Jj dl `i - J J 2-j � .11-9, a N A- 21 A 2- a j A J. a J J! -if, A. "a A .11 A aii NJ W 411 A JGl 2 JI.J. ail "o -A r X,7 A -7 AL V.- Nk 17 4 M 40 jo- A6 b NOV low zi al". j? MF je me' Jlllr I P V� e - A At A 4 J6 ;Ifo Z ji, A 9A ja 29 IL fr r. JJ -j J From Banks and Leasing Companies' SHOWROOM CARS Available to Dealers, Wholesalers and the Public. 655!5 KINGSTON RD. Imports, Domestics, Trucks, Vans, Boats. RV's and Motorcycles. WEST HILL, ONTARIO Make an offer and get a response within 24 to 48 hours. 286=8388 WHY PAY RETAIL?...PAY REPO! A2 The Weekend Bay News, September 11, 12, 13, 1992 Ajax Kinsmen help with children's therapy An intensive 2 -week program sponsored in part by Ajax Kinsmen for eight to 18- year-olds with severe stuttering problems has just been completed by Children's Services Council (Durham) Inc. This program provided participants with intensive therapy to learn and use techniques that promote controlled fluency of speech, says case resolution co-ordinator Carmen 0TIanagan. The summer fluency program was professionally and administratively supported by the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, the Durham Board of Education, Home Care, Oshawa General Hospital, Grandview Rehabilitation and Treatment Centre and the Children's Services Council (Durham) Inc. The program was provided by two experienced speech-language pathologists. Financial support from parents, schoolboards. service clubs and Harmonize for Speech made this program possible. Local service clubs which supported the program included the CAR' Auxiliary 27. Speech and language pathologists from the school boards and Home Care will be providing follow-up to students who attended the program. 'The summer fluency program is an excellent example of what can be accomplished through collaborative efforts. Commendations to those who made it happen" said cane resolution co-ordinator O'Flanagan. Ajacian faces charges in Metro gun -knife case An Ajax man is charged with being an accessory after the fact in a shooting and knifing incident outside a restaurant in Toronto last week. Shi Shing Choi, 28, of Cornwall Street in Ajax was charged by Metro Toronto Police for his part in the incident. In addition, Choi faces a number of weapons charges, according to Mike Sales of the Toronto police force's media relations department. According to police, a fight started inside Ming's Restaurant on Jarvis Street in downtown Toronto at approximately 12:45 a.m. Sept. 4. The altercation continued outside the restaurant where two men were stabbed and shot by an assailant. At last report Phong To, 22, and Phillip Fitu, 20, of Toronto were listed in serious but stable condition in a Toronto hospital. A warrant was issued for the arrest of Shun Gee Tsai, 24, of Concord Avenue in Toronto. Sales said Ajax resident Choi was not directly involved in the shooting and knifing. Lakeridge Road path to get resurfacing A roadway path between Bavlv Street and Lake Ontario along Lakeridge Road in Ajax is about to become a lot smoother. Ajax budget advisory committee 1 HANDLING30-FOOT TELEVISION ANTENNA CAN BE A BIGGER ADVENTURE THAN ANYTHNG ON ?pI Every year people install or down television antennas. And while d-jis can be •• • ••something _ should be done with caution. One of the - potential dangers of this job is accidental contact with a hydro line. So before you attempt to install or remove an antennae, . . . . . . . . . . 'I check the location of Lines around your property. Because holding on to an antenna that touches or even comes closem to an overhead wire - -- _ ,�dj�✓ could severely hurt or ,even -kill you. Don't let a do-it-yourself job turn into an adventure story Work safely AJAX ,., 1920 Bayly St., , Max 427-0791 00 :Ajax yesterday approved a $47,000 tender for a double resurfacing treatment — much to the delight of a small group of residents who turned out to witness the decision. The road was originally slated to be asphalt paved over a 2 -year period at a cost of $98,000. However, the decision to resurface the roadway with a less costly treatment will save more than half the cost and be completed in half the time. Works staff indicated during a meeting in July the double surfacing treatment — a liquid tar mixed with crushed stone that compacts over time — was a more cost effective solution. The roadway is not a heavily traveled route and is suitable for this type of resurfacing, staff said. "It should last a long time," engineering deputy director Rov Maniar told the committee. "We are looking at about a 10 - year life or longer — with regular maintenance, of course." The work will be done by Miller Paving Ltd. of Markham. It will take approximately two weeks to complete. Miller was the only company to submit a tender for the work. Initial projects for the cost of the surface treatment presented in July were estimated to be approximately 341,000. Although the final price is approximately $6,000 higher, !Maniar said staffs estimate was provided by the construction indust rv. However, that was simply a general inquiry. Ward 5 Councillor Pat Brown was among those who supported the decision, saying the road resurfacing along Lakeridge Road was long overdue. "The condition of this road has been absolutely atrocious," she said. Part-time Centennial College courses still available While full-time programs are filled to capacity, there's still time to register for part-time studies at Centennial College. The Scarborough -based college offers almost 1,000 courses in everything from addiction studies to computer networking to workplace safety. Most of Centennial's courses are designed to give students new skills applicable at work. But some, such as car maintenance for the mechanically disadvantaged, teach life skills that are useful anywhere. Most classes begin the week of Sept. 14. New courses this fall include paramedical makeup, barrier -free building design and cartooning. Five new courses in addiction studies, presented in collaboration with the Addiction Research Foundation (ARF), are designed to help people better understand the challenge and its solutions. Registration can be in person at any campus, or by telephone, fax or mail. Call 698-8200 for details. Free copies of the Part -Tune Courses 1992/93 calendar are available at any campus and most public libraries. Centennial's admissions office is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Thursday, and Friday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. THE ASSOCIATION OF AJAX BINGO SPONSORS PRESENT: ED ED a ago AT BINGO COUNTRY 670 MONARCH AVENUE, 7 NIGHTS AT 7 PfVI LATE NIGHT 1U:3U PM THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY [93ug@[Ev [BOM SATURDAY SUNDAY ,HAVE SOME FUN &SUPPORT THE FUNDRAISING EFFORTS OF THESE COMMUNITY GROUPS: ROTARY, KINSMEN, SPARTANS, RINGETTE, LEGION, 5 PIN BOWLERS, PICKERiNG HIGH, AQUATIC, CYCLING, AXEMEN, NAVY LEAGUE, HUMANE SOCIETY, ERIN-OOG PARENTS. (LICENSE #26175,26176,26184,26185, 26188-96) FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 427-8572 Community Care needs male, female volunteers Durham Region Community Care Association, a non-profit home support agency, is in need of male and female volunteers to help in the caregiver relief adult day program in Ajax. This program has a social and recreational theme. Volunteers are needed to assist with these programs. Orientation will be given. Interested persons should call Cheryl Van Luven at 427-2315. Steel plant loan means 30 jobs here Darlington Steel has received an Ontario Development Corporation (EODC) $130,000 term loan to establish a steel fabricating plant in Courtice, says Ontario Industry Minister Ed Philip. Principals of the firm estimate that 30 new job opportunities will be created over the next five years. "The firm is one of two Canadian firms to produce welded steel bridge decks. EODC' s financial assistance will ensure that this technology remains in Ontario,' said Industry !Minister Philip. Darlington Steel produces structural steel, tanks and hoppers, steel bridge decks and other related products for construction and renovation applications. The firm will sell its products primarily to customers in south central Ontario and the northeastern United States. Principals of the firm are also pursuing new markets across Canada and other regions in the U.S., as well as in the Caribbean, said the industry minister. "This is an employee owned company that has grown out of the former Whitby Steel plant," said Durham East MI.A Gord Mills. "I am confident the commitment made to this project and the dedication of management and employees will lead to its success, both in terms of sales and job creation! EODC, a Crown agency of the ministry of industry, trade and technology, encourages economic development and employment growth by providing loans and loan guarantees to Ontario -based manufacturers, exporters and tourist operators. Information on all the financial assistance programs available from EODC can be obtained from the corporation's Peterborough office at 139 George Street North or by calling (705) 742-3490. Long distance callers can telephone toll-free 1- 800-461-6429. Returned Pickering councillors to be busy Next week promises to be busy and hectic for Pickering Town councillors who are returning after a long summer holiday. On Monday Sept. 14, executive committee will reconsider the matter of the Altona Forest which has been simmering on the back burner since December 1991. At that time a massive public turnout sent the question of developing the forest to the provincial government. The weekend Ba N ' Bay News, September ll, 12, 13, 1992 A3 PlckennLr There's been no formal answer yet. But council has decided to revive the issue. A similar large turnout of environmentalists, school -children and unemployed construction tradesmen is expected to stretch the Sept. 14 meeting long into the small hours of the morning. Then, on Thursday Sept. 17, council's planning committee will consider final plans for a 117 -home subdivision on the edge of Altona forest in the Highbush area. Both of the matters are then scheduled to come before the full council meeting on Sept. 21. It appears that it's "back to business" with a vengeance for Pickering council. Farr expects new standard school tests Durham public school board Chairman Louise Farr expects Ontario Education week. Sihpo told reporters he would present the new policy in October. Favor expanded Rouge Valley park area Environmentalists hope plans now before the provincial government could result in a considerable expansion of the park area set aside to save the Rouge Valley watershed. Steve '.Marshall, chairman of Slave the Rouge, said in a recent interview the committee making recommendations on the park recommended public lands in the Little Rouge and Petticoat Creek watersheds be added to the initial boundaries of the park. These lands are mainly in Markham, but include a small part of Pickering, upstream from the main body of the park. Minister Tony Silipo will announce in October some form of standardized testing p Professional secretaries or benchmarks for students. '1 meet Mondays y hope the system will look at the full picture of a student's education, and not Professional Secretaries International, a just be a quick snapshot of test results," she networking group for all office said in a recent interview. professionals, meets the first Monday of She said test results should be just one I each month, excluding holidays. They have piece of accountability for a school system. i monthly programs, an October fashion There are other important factors for a show, and special workshops evenings proper analysis: environments of different i throughout the year. New members and schools, whether students are immigrants, i visitors are welcome. different teaching methods. For information after 5 pm call Wendy There has been a flurry of speculation Godley, 571-1587. Charitable work by this Ontario could be returning to standardized non-profit organization includes donations school tests. This speculation is fueled by and scholarships at local hospitals, Fairview remarks from Education Minister Silipo last Lodge and Durham College. Announcing a New Telephone Service That Allows Ajax and Pickering Residents' To Call Anywhere on this Map - All For One Low Monthly Fee. etroWIDE M1Zr%JA7rIONA1L COMMUNICATIONS CALL AS OFTEN AS hJ r . RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL SERVICES I N-olir- local Metroicide dealer (it NI), PICKERING T(1�-N CENTRE 798-7080 We' coniplj- � Bell C�imab a-itb CRTC Tib-'__' A4 The Weekend Bay News, September U,12,13,1992 111forl"i or !, '.z P 1 A & SAL 100— D SCHOOL ----------- r SAFE AN ADDITIONAL $2.00 WITH THIS COUPON � PORTRAIT SPECIAL 1 Re $14.95* 1 1 1 -8x 10 g' 1 ' 2.low 5 x NOW ONLY 8-2x3 $7.95* ' 1 �� �✓✓ $9.95 without coupon ' 1 3 DAY*Plus $2.00 Sitting fee Per Person 1 1 ONLY Thurs., Fri. & Sat., i Sept 10, 11, 12th 1 1 1 ' Photographers Hours: HARWOOD1 1 Thurs. . 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. - p.m. PLACE MALL r Sat. 10 a. 10 a 5 .m. - 5 p.m. Located in centre or mall. i? jSAVE AN ADDITIONAL $2.00 WITH THIS COUPON 1 ------------------------------I oo:-7fJ, oot©©_- ©: 0. Computer learning fun sessions JUST FOR KIDS. 1 HOUR SESSIONS MICROTOTS Mon. to Fnfill* Baa TA5 yes' 9:15, 10:30 am, 1:30, 2:45 pm, Sat. 9:15 am Yrs. BUGS, BLASTERS & MASTERS Mon. to Fri. 4:00 & 5:15 pm Tues. & Thurs. 7:15 pm 7 Saturday 10:30 am, 1:30, :45, 4:00 Alaste S & 5.15 p �2- �4 r; Yrs, BAYLY PLAIJI LAKE DRIVEWAY W. 570 WESTNEY RD. s "mAx 1619-1014 Ajax Gynmastics Club Classes ' Classes or Boys start nd Girls Sept. V AgesPl 1 1 ' ' 1992 &trati •� /�/ ALO i PBS-BSG�STBA140N NSW ST MIMT for retarnieg stodaatr " ON 10" as . l�00 p 0 8�pt.10 40 wii. 9Mpk 29wL ss p n ~ xoAO a■ - 240 pas . { Vipp as -1200 aooa s s pM -spas Trsea sept 17 Y Register 11o,ou a■ - stoo pr s OM >M .spm _Classes fill It's in the bag -= involve your children in school lunches The important, o a nutritional breakfast tc a child's physicai and menta performance is we!, documented. Canadiiar parents are trying harder than ever to make sure their children leave for school fully fuehec for the morning. But what about the afternoon? "Without a nourishing lunch. kids are going to rur. out of gas by midafternoon," says Marc Ludwick area director of Weigh - Watchers for Southern. Ontario and the Maritimes. "However, she continues, packing a wholesome lunch is only half the battle. The best lunch in the world is of no value to your child if it gets tossed out or tradec for jtunk food." L &rick suggests that parents actively involve their children ir the lunch -making process as much as possible. if they helped to make it themselves, children will have a greater sense of 'ownership' when it comes time to open the brown bag and dig in. Kids need only some patience and well-informed guidance to become masters of the art of preparing and packing a nutntiona. lunch that they nil enjoy eating and, perhaps. bragging about to their friends. Weight Watchers offers the following tips to help turn you and your children into brown bag buddies: • Kids know the foods they like to eat. Cold, leftover pizza made with low-fat cheese may sound 'yucky' to you but is a great lunchtime treat for kids. Choose toppings that are vaned and nutritional. • Sandwiches are still the most popular hunchtime staple. Experiment with different whole grain. breads to determine which Yom child prefers. Dont forget that buns, bagels and pita make interesting alternatives to sliced bread. • if you and your children make schoo! lunches the evening before. leave the 'wet' 7 SCHOOL ingredients like tomatoes or light mayonnaise to one side until the morning. This helps keep everything 'fresh'. not 'soggy'. • Choose foods that will travel well and can be safely left in a warm desk or locker for severa. hours. Frozen juice boxes will thaw by lunchtime and help cool the lunch bag's other contents. • Include a nutritious low fat. low -sugar treat that wil. help keep your child away from the candy machine. For some children. fresh fruit or crunchy raw vegetables will work. For others, low-fat yogurt, granola bars or a bag of trail mix will do the trick • A thermos keeps cold things cold. but it also keeps warm things warm. Hearty stews. chilies or baked beans car: be eaten easily out of a wide- mouth corttainer and will hit the spot when summer becomes fall. • Keep added sal: to the absolute minimum. use low-fat ingredients wherever possible and try omitting (or arttmg bade on) butter and margarine in sandwiches. OPTOMETRISTS- DR. E. GILLEZEAU DR, M. FITZSIMMONS and associates WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENTS SATURDAY & EVENING r 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 :839 5303 ��- ! _ +683-1175 - • Be kind to the environment. Use reusable containers and lunch bags and avoid overpacked and overwrapped foods. With a nutritious power lunch that actually gets eaten, your chila will be ready to face the afternoon with renewed vigor and mental alertness. �E oITORIA1' 839-8087 1 4, The Weekend Bay Mews, September 11,12,13,1992 AS . .7 ;P Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S.. 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U Mk weekend Bay News, September 11,12,13,1992 Great Canadian jazz-rock fusion band Lighthouse here by Dan McLean 110ne Fine Morning proved �...._ to be one fine hit for ,::_.ti.:>.:.: O renowned Canadian jazz- "`~~` rock fusion band Lighthouse. However, the string of great 1970s hits that followed from this innovative band very nearly didn't happen. Rumors at the time suggested back in those late 1960s "not so sunny days' Lighthouse was a band at the end of its musical rope. After years of being highly respected, yet relatively unknown beyond the friendly confines of its Toronto homebase, Lighthouse was giving it one last chance. If One Fine Morning didn't become a breakthrough hit, then the band would seriously consider dousing its promising yet unfulftlled legacy. However, to the delight of both the band and thousands of fans, the song was a hit. The rest, as they say, was history. A string of great music followed, including such immediately recognizable hits as Hats Off to the Stranger, 1849, Broken Guitar Blues, Sunny Days, Pretty Lady and many more. In total the band collected an impressive eight gold and one platinum albums between 1969 and 1974. Lighthouse earned four Juno Awards as Canada's best rock band. The group played virtually every major concert hall, including New York's Carnegie Hall and Bill Graham's famed East and West Filmores. They were the fust rock band to headline the Newport, Monterey and Boston Globe jazz festivals, and the only act other than Jimi Hendrix asked to perform twice at the Isle of Wight Festival in England. Lighthouse was asked to represent Canada at Expo '70 in Japan. Breaking up in the middle stages of the 1970s, the band re- united for a weekend concert at Ontario Place in September 1982 — drawing more than 35,000 fans. Now 10 years later, Lighthouse is back once more and set to perform at Oshawa's Purple Onion on Saturday Sept. 19. The 10 - member lineup features its original nucleus including drummer and founder Skip Prokop, keyboardist Paul Hoffert, Ralph Cole on guitar and lead vocalist Bob McBride. As well, several of the band's original and dynamic horn section return. Since the original demise of Lighthouse, Prokop worked in several areas of the communications industry. He was always a respected drummer of note during his early days as a session musician and former member of great Toronto band The Paupers. His energetic drumming always represented the driving force behind Lighthouse. Prokop composed and sang many of the group's best hits including the aforementioned Sunny Days and Pretty Lady, as well as penning One Fine Morning and 1849. Bob McBride's great vocal range was a highlight of the band's first hit One Fine Morning. His musical roots trace back to the early Yorkville scene in Toronto and he spent several years on the road with legendary Bonnie Hawkins. McBride's vocal lessons with Johnny Mathis developed his unique style. He was hired on the spot during an audition with Lighthouse. McBride has released several solo efforts over the years, but is most recognizable as one of the country's best radio and television singers. Lighthouse released a "best of" compilation collection in response to the demand of fans everywhere. Denon Records released The Best of Lighthouse — Sunny Days Again in July 1990. The album generated renewed interest. And in March 1992, the band released a CD called Live at Carnegie Hall — a collection of 1972 performances featuring Lighthouse's classic performances. All in all it's a fascinating chronicle for a band that very nearly never was. The show at Oshawa's Purple Onion on Sept. 19 is sure to provide 'one fine time" for both old and new fans alike. For more information on the performance call 576-9898. 20% Z� ISCOUNT SINAND GLES COUPLES WELCOME NOT FOR EVERY BODY, BUT ANY BODY CAN LEARN IT AT ARTHUR MURRAY Learn the newest dance steps for Swing, Salsa, Mambo, Fox Trot, and now Lambada. Learn night club party dancing. If you're tired of sitting out the fun, call now. It's easy to learn the authentic Arthur Murray way. i Whitb 4saoo14�...... KST 7U Weekend Bay News, September 11,12.13,19!2 A9 Install ,floor the properly hile there's a floor tile to r 11i1,;.: ;; suit any surface, some surfaces simply aren't suitable for any tile. A little preparation goes a long way to ensure installed floor tiles stay in place. Always make sure the the selected is suitable for the application. For instance, wall tiles should not be used on floors. Slip -resistant tile should be used on wet floor areas. Outdoor areas should be tiled with frost -resistant material. Surfaces must be clean and free of dust, dirt, oil and other contaminants before applying any tiles. When applying a tile to interior wooden floors, ensure the total wood thickness is at least one -and -a -half inches. The top layer of wood must be an exterior grade plywood. The wood floor must be solid with no "give" to it. The top plywood layer should be nailed with one -and -a -quarter -inch ringed floor nails on 6 -inch centres at 3 -inch intervals. Leave a one -eighth - inch gap between plywood sheets to allow for expansion. Concrete floors must be cured for 28 days before tiling. Painted concrete surfaces should be sanded with coarse sandpaper, then vacuumed. When working with a resilient floor, remove any material with a cushion layer. Nail quarter -inch plywood underlayment over resilient floors installed over a wood sub -floor. Remove any resilient flooring installed over concrete. When covering over ceramic tiles, make sure these are cleaned thoroughly before installing the new tile. K A10 Mw Weekend Bay News, September 11,12,13,1992 UA * <0 4-vo a0 September 10th, 11th, 12th, 1992 Limited Editions L. Campbell N. Knotts A. Casson J. Majury D. Fitzgerald J. Petrella R. Harper Custom Framing Bunka Sh ishu Decoupage Certificates Needlepoint Cross Stitch Photographs Crewel — �& _ T. Redlin G. Topolinsky J. Walter Prints Oil Paintings Shadow Box Artwork Baywood Center, 105 Bayly St., Ajax 427-2450 ----------------------- C I T&C I SEW AND SAVE I CUSTOM DRAPERIES MADE EASY I T & C WILL DO ALL THE CALCULATING AND ALL THE CUTTING UP TO 40" WINDOW FOR UNDER $50 I SELECT YOUR FABRIC SELECT YOUR STYLE SEW AND SAVE ' WITH OUR PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE EVEN A BEGINNER CAN SEW A I N BEAUTIFUL WINDOW FASHION I 1 WE'LL TAKE ALL THE FRUSIRM= OUT.. J= LEAVE YOU ALL IN PRW CUSTOM MAGE BY YOU Ale T & C I _COME VISIT OUR BOOTH AT THE AJAX TRADE AND HOME SHOW_ - - SILL IN. 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Vl ls t win ao honour Eocky Mm's Off of S75.00 hylme "1Vwraary Rby2wes" by Trisha "���` . _ -_ ss per die sample oa displry is our store is - The Pickering TOVM Centre (Liverpool Rd. off the 40 1) VISIT US SOONI Canada Fine Art & Frame ltd. $31-1242 BUY 1 BUFFET DINNER (regprice) & RECEIVE 2nd BUFFET I `DINNER ® for 7dq..wn rd Y►oo *..I.W" � m DINNER FOR 4 4 Egg Rolls BBQ Chicken Wings Diced Beef with Vegetable & Almond Sweet & Sour Chicken with Pineapple Chicken Chow Win Special Fried Rice - Reg. $30so No $19e991mck- Up Delivery $22.99 CAMOKU ra m otbaCommba." amderifts cannot be aombimd witk 66m sped.b a rmpu" SePL "am I A1_- Tlbe Weekend Bay News. September U, 12,13,1992 C&C MOTOR SALES 1992 SUBARU DUSTY DL 5 speed, 49 m.p.g., 5 year warranty, the perfect back to school car. 'Plus freight, pdi ana taxes. Pick -A -Mix Concrete Ltd. • Concrete mixed on site • Coloured Concrete o Grout, Fibre Reinforced • Gravel, Railway Ties Meter Delivery CONFUSED? Request a visit to your own projectl Brock Rd. N. OFV,. %*"days, Saturday 683-650.1 of Hwy. #2 or owninga on mqu"t The model appearing in The New Homes Section, Sagewood in Bowmanville priced at $139,990 has been sold out. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Other models are available priced from $147,990. For additional information please call 433-2579. 00f 7 ' THE ULTIMATE II` STEAK & SEAFOOD BANQUET FACILITIES (— BUSINESS or PLEASURE (..p m 90 p-pk) 66 • Weddings *Engagement Parties -Bachelor Parties • Business Meetings •Social Clubs *School Engagements PRIVATE DINING ROOM nEuns! (ap to 65 P.mPle) RESIINAiiQNS *Private Meetings 839- (dog-tors 3}(doctors pbarmaceut:cal co's etc.) 15 27 Bayly St., STEAK & SEAF00D HOUSE Pickering. Loyalists' supper Sept. 17 The United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada, Upper Canada Branch, hosts a Thanksgiving country supper Sept. 17 at Scugog Shores Museum on Scugog island. The cost is $10, which includes a museum walkabout at 5 pm, entertainment by the senior choir of O'Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute, and a sit- down turkey supper at 6:30 pm in the Parish Hall of Head United Church. Rev. Charles Bull from the Anglican Church of the Ascension will be guest speaker at 7:15 pm in Head United Church. All are welcome. For tickets telephone Donaid Douglas Fox at 576-3175. Alzheimer support group Afternoon meetings of the support group for Alzheimer families are every other Wednesday, Sept. 16 and 30, and Oct. 14 at 1 pm at the Alzheimer Society office, 178 Simcoe St. N., side entrance. All caregivers are welcome For more miormatior. ca:. The Aiz�e;:ne- Soce% a: 5 -lb -21567 re: -es, -:e7:'5 u_ N �_.ec O'M■Ito. Q PURCHASER v your choice DISCO 1IM41911 1 The Weekend Bay News, September U,12,13,1992 A13 Y4'i. T .fir r_ 31 �- '- Features _-- Include! 'fireplaces S' ;t Model 502 - 2733 sq D 9 2 .m. M. ----------------------- ,I AVE ga i aaraw a� ..... ... T 1. _acac L �- '- Features _-- Include! 'fireplaces S' ;t Model 502 - 2733 sq D 9 2 .m. M. ----------------------- ,I AVE ga i aaraw a� 1 d IMI a Wm & nA Ra- %1 a 1 OU9 ,,,The Appliance- • Save 30 - 60% On Utility Costs • Quiet Indoor Operation • Better For The Environment • User-friendly Thermostat • Super -efficient Components • Intelligent Micro -processors Geothermal SN -stems The KWOMFnetr800 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. OSHAWA (416) 723-3407 COBOURG (416) 372-6666 ' ► ` FjmAftk Aso about &*u, . n,e E "Ie ty Peop* v►. primefinaxong FINANCED BY Scotiabank s In Crada:' Tradrnark VftYrfurnwe Inc. In U.S.k: m Tredrrarlt VilawFurnece InUrratidral. Ltd, Sure It's Boxy, But It Doesn't Use Much Gas. The new Lennox Pulse 21'" furnace isn't what you'd call pretty. It's built to save money. And with a design that can cut energy bills by up to 40%, who cares what it looks like anyway? LEIVHtAWAW • m.Twa ri ! WA" JIM MARWOOD DRIVE, UNIT 8, OSHA WA, ONTARIO L 1 H 884 p pENTL11., SAMW S8TR/AL AL COM�ERCbIL A&&%otftW Dea ff 579m6616 [ commi"M CAS + Lennox is a reWereo ttadenark o1 Lennox Industnes Incorporated 010Atit.40 JEWELLERY BY SANDERS 282 King St. West (at Park Rd) Oshawa 433-0929 The Diamond Anniversary Ring. A band of diamonds that says you'd marry her all over again. a•.1N• OFF 50% Meda To Maetwn 1" VENETIANS 112 MICRO VENETIANS EXAMPLE: 24'7(96" $33" LIFETIME GUARANTEE VENETIANS SUING USYOUR MEASUREMENTS FOR AN FREE. ADDITIONAL $011111111 5To2n% STRIPING - ON MINI OFF Realty ON SELECTED VERTICALS MICRO BLINDS twith i VENETIAN DRAPERIES 6 ACCESSORIES up to 3 cClreMolours SELECTED Wide EUROPEAN LACES % DESIGNER Sel�lon &SHEERS TO DRAPERY up25OFF FABRICS DRAPERIES r -- -I cumm & BEDDING Friendly, courteous, �!� • non -pressure shopping GREAT `� ��0 SAVINGS NEW. on Custom CAUFMIA Balloons &URN � hoot LAL Draperies �. FREE Shop -At -Home Service RITSON CENTRE 300 Taunton PAL I- 433-1966 - �llgwa 1 •ail wasamm" F 433-1 966 i TAUNTOII RD. E. %% a t ire lt; i STEP UP TO CERAMICI IN Imported and Domestic Floor & Wall ■ Tools and Accessories Available IN Free Estimates Saw Rentals or We can cut. IN Custom made Fireplace Faces and Mantels IN Now carrying ... large variety .of wood floorings! Come in and see our unique selection, experience our service and enjoy our top quality :workmanship! M WHITBY TILE & MARBLE ,5 , iii 103 Byron St. South Whitby .... (Beside Perkins Paint Store) 666-1200 101MEM■ I. The Weekend Bay News, September 11, 12, 13, 1992 A15 xxx2eAL ESTATE FEATURE ;` s1 N $011111111 mmi Jim Trudeau, Broker/Owner of RElMAX Sut Realty (1991) Ltd. welcomes Theresa Doyle to the Realty sales team. A member of the RE/MAX 100% (1 N11) Ltd., Club, Theresa brings with her several years of Realtor experience and success in Real Estate Services. Theresa attributes her great success to sincere Independently Owned dedication and hard work. She also wishes to say and Operated thank you to her former employer and colleagues. Theihsa Doyle She wishes them well. Theresa welcomes her past ,ct present and future clients and friends to Sal" Rspresentafve contaher at her new location. RE/MAX Summit 686-38 t�0 Ltd. 668-3800, Tor. Line (416) 6Real86-3800991) -r MUST SELL PRIME N/W OSHAWA Super 3.1 bdrm., Kassinger budt, bialy Rn. roc. *ern with Galma 3 monm hone n rhe RIs Cuda+. rhu '+vre a rdaly i,p4rdM. fireplace. central vac.. 3 path, wakout ham tpecious Cat av i vaL. pantry n trdw, all piragal ma ire 7=b- 3 blta, I" nn., sop. dir. nn., and mom. Call W view today.sellotd tom fn. batt b Mnod lard. obsd a i1r9,9oo. Call oft 41 EXCELLENT STARTER JUST LISTED 3 + 1 brick bungalow, sop. side entrance, 2 baths. Super home. 3 bdrms, walk out bsmt. large maAw oversized garage, shows to perfection. Call today bedroom, eat -in kitchen, priced to aet. Single car to view. I garage. Call now. won't last. When you want a house to be your home call Theresa Doyle 686-3800 (Tor.), 668-3800. At your service. :>Thereaa Doyle - Remax Summlt Realty (1991) Ltd 668-3800 or 686-3800 Tor. line NEW SCENIC PROOEXECUTIVF.... GOLF NPE COURSE Hwy # 12, Whitby 655o,GOLF Wincheseer Rd. (Hwy_ 97) ■ N Taunton Rd. 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