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h K Od drop Rad in ws robbed at OWNt Friday at ."'SME CLOSE BROCK WEST Report outlines extent of environmental hazards Pickerir g Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the environment are making one more attempt to close Bock West landfill, this time armed with a report that conchides the dump threatens the health of area residents. Dr. Joseph Curnrn.rts, an associate professor of genetics at the University of Western 07.:ano ax- the a t:^.or of the report. will join PACT meinbus at a press con.erence ,oca., in lac:�e-7c C t n pis u "show cAnciusie+eh 'that the landfill site is causing serious environmental health hazards to Pickering and Ajax residents, according to a news release. The report, funded by PACT, deals with dangers to groundwater and human health caused by leachate from the dump and how methane gas from the site poses a threat to people and the environment. Continued on Page 9 Plans for recycling centre unveiled National Party names McMenemy See Page 5 By Dan Md.ean While most people sit around complaining about landfill dumps and mounting garbage, Jill Bontoft is doing something about it. The Ajax resident is spearheading an effort to create a large-scale waste recycling centre designed to accept all types of waste and discarded items — ewrything from coat hangers and sports equipment .o srnall appliances and old books. Bontoft said the operation should be up and running in approximately six weeks. All R's Waste Reduction Centre will be a private effort that will rely on government funding for its initial start-up, and public and private assistance for its continuing operation. It's hoped that the centre A make a 9graficant impact on helping bwer the high cost of the m wx paD nm "bye boot" program and, of course, redudng the amount of garbage sent to the dump. IdeaDy vml aim for five per cent bndfin diversion at the begh*V," Bontoft said. "Wel see what we can do and go from there. There is so much out there that can be easily recycled. While a bcation for the A#x-based cerdre has yet Qmdmad oo' Pqp 3 . ,.. .. :' -.:_, » 7r. • . ,-..r ,:;� i . is-s-�. h:y. r ..r. F • �;`.e ` .::... , r ... a o. :� �-.. . r; ., g ., � . „ . ,�,. :�:::" ., .. , �. � .'� �a'' -o ,. a �. ,..-r t .,. �{u. r ' »- • • ' *'' 'moi'.... ..,,ti, - _' -�`.r M? 2 The Bay News, September 8. 1993 r ---------------------------- NOW OPEN I � Ir-------------------------- 1102 ----------11 for , I I I I ds I 1 , 13UY I GET IFR I , I 1 I II I I I Take Out Only. Thursday Sept. 9 only i AJAX STORE ONLY ---------- —I HALIBUT & ' I FRESH CUT f FRIES ENGLISH EAT IN I STYLE °R TAKE OUT I I ' I Westney Heights Plaza I�,�fe ' 15 Westney Rd. North of Hwy. 2 H i 1 619-1234 Ajax 01 :21 END OF SUMMER /l S AV I N 'r r! ----------- 1910 OLM CUTLASS CKU WAGON 1969 JEEP COAANCM! PKXW 4x4 r' 7 passenger seating air. Auto, 4.OL, 6 cyl., auto, v6. cruise, bit, Pwind Cass . $71995 ' boxl neer roll par $8 995' 'f windowslocks with f lam s , �1 fs is I, ✓j r1 f1 1/ 'f J f '1 f . r 19W J1111P YJ LAMM J I m im YJ Had lap. soft bp. Ak" ear., Hard top, =ft top, AMIFM {+ ♦ 2L. 6 ql., 5 •p•w. ON :o OO r,* stet 4.2L, 6 Cyl.. 5 $2 oar,* �.• alkmmnum wh"is. dmm. pkg., i Panel to discuss BIA The absence of a business improvement area (BIA) in Pickering has prompted Ward 2 Local Councillor Eileen Higdon to host an information session on the subject at the East Shore Community Centre Oct. 4. The format will be a panel discussion followed by questions from the floor. Panel members will include Pickering Economic Development Co-ordinator Joan Alfrey, Sean Hogue, the chairman of Whitby Business Improvement Areas, and Stewart Craig of Ajax's business development department. "It's strictly an information session for the business community on how to go about `.orming a BIA if they were interested," Higdon said. "h certainly sounds like a good idea, but I don't know if Pickering can work together, any more or less, than any other community." BIA's, which can be established only at the request of a iocal business community and only by a municipal bylaw, are tools that help business people join together to bund a stronger business area. BIA efforts usually involve improvements to the physical environment and appearance of the business area as well as economic redevelopment programs such as promotion or advertising. Once created, every business within the geographical area of the BIA contributes to the organization's budget and is considered a member. Higdon, who is unsure of the response she will receive for the panel discussion, noted that approximately 900 of the 1,100 -some businesses in town are located in her southeast Pickering ward. PACT to crash NDP retreat Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs and members of Pickering Ajax Citizens Together for the environment (PACT) say the province's search for a new Durham Region dump is "so far off track it should be trashcanned." AI',hurs and PACT will be m Barrie this morning trying to force the province to back down in its effort to put the new landfill site in Pickering. The group will be picketing a New Democratic Party cabinet retreat. The environmental group wi!l distribute information stating the province has made mistakes in its site selection process. A press release from the Town of Pickering said the province is not following the Environmental Assessment Act and has committed a "blunder" by selecting four (of five) possible landfill sites in the same areas as three government development projects. The demonstration will be held at 9 a.m. at the Kempenfeit Conference Centre at Georgian Coliege, just south of Barrie. 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A suitable facility would be approximately 10,000 sq. ft., with a loading dock and ground level door, and an area for office and display space. But once in full swing, Bontoft predicted the centre will be a self-sufficient operation within three years. "The whole idea is ancient," she told The Bay News. "Back in the 'war years,' people didn't throw anything away. It's only because of convenience that we've gotten to that point now." A committee has already been struck to develop the project and get it off the ground. Bontoft herself has been named project manager — a task that she is eminently qualified for. Her portfolio includes work with the Durham Environmental Network (she's been a member from the beginning] and Ajax Citizens for the Environment. She is currently chair of both Ajax Environmental Affairs and Waste Reduction weeks. Bontoft has worked with Durham Region's works department and Maclean Hunter Cable in the creation of a waste reduction video. She has worked on a children's environmental show with Trillium Cable in Pickering. Both Environment Canada and the province's environment ministry have been approached for start-up and operational funding. Approximately $180,000 over three years is being sought from the federal agency while it's hoped the province will provide $67,000. Bontoft has calculated that Coupon *7 Operational costs will amount to approodmately x234,000 in the first year. Private business and members of the public also have a part to play. Since A will be a charitable organization, the centre will be looking for donations of supplies, equipment, money and time. The centre will sell the material it receives in order ro generate revenue. In addition to blue box -type items, users will be asked to drop off a wide range of recyclables and reusables including virtually all types of paper, scrap metals, plastics, elastics, bread tabs, corks, egg cartons, prescription bottles, twist ties, styrofoam packing chips, beer caps, filr-, canisters, and much, much more. While a team of volunteers will provide regular help with sorting, users will be asked to separate items into appropriate receptacles. There will be no charge for dropping off material. The first waste recycling location is targeted to serve Ajax and Pickering. "We will have to give that potation) a fair amount of time to prove it can worn" Bontoft said, explaining that a logical second recycling centre would likely be situated in an area east °O value WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT :so D®IICTSLE + $25 CPM 9llClc IN&WP WWKONLyBASE$ON /AWRANCER"S LEAVE NiN KIAU TO US r I Nt aarnUgr he con`��0'� Slfurdy i Eyrnlrp�lpgMmr+tsA►W�Oii CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT FREE PICK-UP 3 DELIVERY_ 888 BROC( RD. S. UNIT 1. PICIE NB 837-7819 of Oshawa near Highway 401. "It needs to be as dose as possible to high -population areas. Its volume that will make (the operation) tick." The idea for the Ajax recycling centre is patterned on a similar operation called Wastewise in Georgetown, Ontario. This 2 -year-old program has enjoyed success in a largely rural community of 34,000 residents. In its second year of operation, Wastewise has diverted 64.1 tonnes of "flea market goods" (reusable goods and appliances), 92 tonnes of blue box materials, and 125 tonnes of other recyclables from The Pickering Town Centre is hosting the World's Greatest Homemade Doll Contest as part of our "Doll Up Your Home" ,Home Improvement Show (Sept. 27 - Oct 2) Prizes are being provided by exhibitors and include two grand prize gift packages valued at $300 each! Judging Date: Fri., October 1st Dolls will be judged on Friday October 1st, with a score of 1-10 awarded in each of the following categories: Design, Workmanship, Clothing/Accessories, Orginality/Creativity "''First, Second & Third Place Prizes! The decision of the judges is final. First, second and third place prizes will be awarded in two categories, amateur and professional doll makers. ("Professional" is defined as anyone who sells their crafted dolls). There are no ��-estrictions on materials, i design or size. Reamer by ;September 29th. Contest regishation forms must be received by Wednesday, September 29 at -lnfoplace, Pickering Town Centre. Any quesfws please call Swe Stephm at 683.7171. landfill. Bontoft said she will formally present the waste recycling centre idea to Ajax council sometime in October. Before then, however, it's hoped that people who want to make the proposal a reality will step forward. A meeting is planned tonight at 7:30 p.m. at 8 Barbour Cres. in Ajax. Call Bontoft at 686- 0633 or Sherry Brown at 428- 3879 for more information. "There are a lot of people specifically interested," Bontoft said, explaining that she hopes more people with all types of skills and interests will join in the effort. WORLD'S GREATEST HOMEMADE DOLL CONTEST -------------------------- REGISTRATION FORM I Please complete this form and snail or deliver to Infoplace, Pickering Town Centre. Registration form must be received by no later than Wednesday I September 29, 1993. Name: I Address: I ( Phone: I Doll I.D. (brief description): I ONLY-iE VERY BEST! 4 'Ilse Bay News, September 8,1993 Pottery program now in private hands %Glm Hoaft The Town of Pickering and a private business have entered into a "marriage" that will save a recreation department program from extinction and save taxpayers $10,000. Gay Liddell's The Turning Point opens for business Sept. 11 on the main floor of the Pickering Recreation Complex offering pottery instruction programs as well as pottery items for sale. Pickering Parks and Recreation Director Tom Quinn said the municipally -run pottery program lost approximately $5,000 last year. He added that it was on the social contract chopping block before the idea came to turn it over to private hands. Quinn also expects to generate another $5,000 in rent, bringing the total savings to ratepayers to $10,000. "This was one of thousands of programs we run. Some make money and some don't and you try to balance them off," he said. "This was a very, very expensive program and because THE DURHAM REGION DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL IS NOW REQUESTING APPLICATIONS for MEMBERSHIP on the 'DURHAM REGION LONG TERM CARE PLANNING COMMITTEE A Long Term Care Planning Committee is currently being formed. As a dedicated volunteer you will become part of a skilled and innovative regional planning team made ip of both consumers and providers of long term care services, and other interested people. Through ongoing community liaison, your team will develop a progressive plan for a coordinated and accessible long term care system which will meet the needs of the Durham Region as a whole. If any one would like more information or an application package, piease contact the Durham Region District Health Council by calling (416) 433-4262. The office is open weekdays between 8:30 and 4:30. 11 THE DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS SEPTEMBER 15, 1993. 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Liddell, who had been working out of her home near Brock Road and Taunton Road, has been busy, with husband Bob, performing extensive .enwations this week The pair are putting the finishing touches on the studio for the noon Saturday grand opening. 1 i S1 NNVII� r. 1 � s: r Pett wol&alt A FREE LUNCH: Pfckering's firefighters and police officers no longer believe there's no free lunch. The men and women who worked on Labor Day were rewarded with complimentary lunches provided by Pickering's Olive Garden Italian Restaurant. Paul Bender, of Fire Station 5, is served by restaurant employee Sharon Baigrie. BOUNCE BACK jV v^'� v ✓I OF KIDS S E C 0 N7 HOCkEY 'NUNOREOS ., HELMETSTIME OF GOLF : 7 AS LOW AS _� 619.99 31 FORr rjv 'A r FREESkA f SS�p�IN6 .1� - -� t0 9 M"�� ,xT K%J[:d'DuND SPORIS Specializing in Quality Used Sports Equipment NOW OPEN In The Payless Plaza at Brock 683-3476 Rd. and Hwy. #2 in Pickering «x ; .. .. • r � � ''r of - .. .. v. +,. «.y ed..,. � ,�:;;, `" Rc� V,,��g'i: d'�: i: �._ ' Ta Bay News, September 8,1993 5 National Party of Canada gives Pickering resident election nod >yGhn Heaft The charisma of brash ftionton publisher and author Mel Hurtig was enough to convert a Pickering man who has never been politically active into the new Ontario Riding federal candidate for the National Party of Canada. Robert McMenemy, 37, a financial systems consultant, earned the right to represent his party into next month's federal election after winning the local nomination Aug. 31. The National Party, established by Hurtig and headquartered in Winnipeg, has only been in existence since November, 1992. "rve always been interested in politics but I had never done anything about it. None of the other parties did anything for me," McMenemy said. "I heard Mel speaking on the radio once and then read his book. I decided, 'yeah, that's what I was looking for. - The book, caned The Betrayal of Canada: Hope of a New and Better Canada, has become a poky dominent for the National Party. The party touts a "Canada Fhr set of policies, McMenemy said — a policy that calls for changes to the Canadian parliamentary system to make it more responsible to the needs of Canadians. His party is against the Free Trade Agreement and for democratic reform (the current system gives poor value for the dollar, he explained, more free votes in the House of Commons, and a reformed taxation system. McMenemy said the party also supports the current open- door immigration policy, noting that "we are a nation of immigrants." What makes the party politically unique is its refusal to accept contributions from corporations, unions, or special interest groups, McMenemy said. "This gives us the political will to do what we need to do," he said. "We serve no other taskmaster." "The National Party is, 1 think, a radically different party. It's not a protest, its not a one - issue party," the candidate added It's the only party out there with the political will to make the changes Canadians recognize as being necessary." Married, with two children, McMenemy is confident his party will do %wU in the election, particularly in Western Canada where he predicted the National Party win win several seats. In Ontario Riding, McMenemy recognizes he will have his work cut out to out- distance incumbent Progressive Conservative MP Rene Soetens, Liberal candidate Dan McTeague, Reform candidate Don Sullivan, or New Democratic Party hopeful Lynn Jackan. 'It's a big riding and I'm running a small campaign," he said. "But it will be a minority government and we'll be back at the polls in two or three years. By that time, the National Party will be a political force." The party will be fielding approximately 150 candidates in the upcoming election. ------------------------------ DID DID YOU KNOW THAT SOME KIDS WON'T BE 1 ABLE TO PLAY HOCKEY BECAUSE THE EQUIPMENT IS TOO EXPENSIVE! 1 1 I We desparately need small sizes of used Hockey 1 Equipment to be made available at Low Prices. y WILL YOU HELP??? 1 WE PAY CASH FOR ALL USED SPORT EQUIPMENT THAT I WE BUY & SELL AT LOW PRICES. 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The Ajax workers became the I Learn to design a video game! Limited enrollment Ages 8 -14 =.-. _L11 - . • VISION IMPROVEMENT PARENTS: Is your child Bright & Eager and yet still a poor student? Dr. M. Fitzsilrunons, Optometrist, is pleased to announce the VISION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (VIP). Please call if you feel your child may have a vision related learning disability. The signs to watch for are: • Can't stay on task • Works slowly • Avoidance • Poor eye -hand coordination • Poor memory * Loses place when reading FREE Screenings and Information is available by calling Kimberley at 839-5303• Pickering Medical Centre 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite #212 Pickering, Ont. L1V 6R6 839-5303. 683-1 175 focus of attention when Chrysler on Sept. 2 was chosen as the target manufacturer for negotiations between CAW and the "big three" auto workers. The trim plant employees could be on strike next week if a settlement is not reached. A current contract expires Sept. 14. "There's nothing agreed on right now, we've only agreed to disagree," said Gatens, who also serves as vice -chair of the union's master bargaining committee. "But there will be more pressure on both sides to reach a settlement when we get near the deadline." Right now Gatens said there are a number of subcommittees at work trying to iron out the problems on individual issues. Income sea ity is a key issue for the Ajax workers, Gatens said, especially since the plant has seen its work force shrink from approximately 1,600 to its current 600 m just one year. Other issues on the bargaining table include pensions — which haven't been negotiated for six years — reduced work time, seniority provisions, overtime, layoffs, and wages. Gatens said he wasn't surprised Chrysler was chosen as the strike target. Two of the company's biggest selling vehicles, the MagicWagon and the L/H mid-sized car series, are made in Canada. Op tome trists Dr. E. Gillezeau and Dr. M. 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That's an undertaking that should begin immediately. it's important to exercise your right to vote in any elation — Whether federal, provincial or municipal. But the upcoming national campaign is larticolaiiy signilicWt. runes are extremely difficult, considering the scope of unemployment, the state of the economy, and the lingering questions regarding national unity. And the Worst may be yet to cove. More than ewer before, voters most be dear-lwded and informed abort a variety of poiitial and social imues at stake. Paltial hopefuls ■rat be put to task regarding where they and their poMW parties stand. So it's a matter of getting edtncated. AN aodldates m slogs are a great way of getting to know the people who Want to represent you in Ottawa. For most of as, these gadhakw provide the only opporhmity to acts* sex sad htwr the candidates. Plan on attending at lett one meeting. : law pill are cubo a key so■roc of information. We are the People who have already spohea to eats caofidate bebre the heavy-duty campaigning b@!L Yet ssay have already rad al abort two political hopefuls through feature stories already wfktm We wi be watding them dosely as m election <day draws closes :7::A1s important for voters to e=gress their :viers. Drying the dKdon campak% make a 'Point of telling potiiial hopefuls how ya fed. Td a pokkbo if Via 4=1 agree with his :position or if you think he is lidog evades or r icosmitteL Too alum, during as dectim campaign, casididates spend more time on jmeaninglas glad -lending aad sat ftorsh iaime defludin their ideas. .-There's a tssida y to be cynical about polfidan and eledioas is general, si■ee resign themsdm to as inesp isms belief that it doe l matter who you vote foe AWst that hound of d i■kit fi and pub yourself o learn that your bAd ow ded m day reak 'Cala mak a drWas e. POW Woieh" PIECE OF THE PIE: Pickering camp counsellor Stephanie Williams forces colleague Erin McDade to swallow just one more bite during a pie -eating contest at Eastshore Community Centre. You'll dig this dinosaur show A 45 -minute drive from Pickering to downtown Toronto could take you back 65 million years into the mists of prehistory. Dinosaur, The Greatest Shaw Unearthed has arrived. Dinosaur culture has long occupied an Important place in North America. For most of us, prd stodc fauna means Dino jumping on Fred or Godzilla filling up on Tokyo. Now were faced with mega -star Barney, the chronically peppy purple dinosaur, and Jurassic Park is the stanmer's uncontested blocltbuster. And retailers are casting in. McDonald's Restaurants, which never fail to exploit a good thing, offers "dino-meals" with neat take-home cups, and every retailer has been invaded by a plethora of prehistoric dolls, t - shirts, greeting cards, books, bags, hats and ketch -boxes. The beauty of the whole thing is that T -Rex isn't around to demand Dinosaur, the largest travelling science exhibit In the world now on display at Ontario Place, takes advantage of this dnaned a#m. Visitors are greeted with an up -close look at the terrible lizards as portrayed by pop atture. Toys, cartoons and bad sci-fi movies. entertain you while you wait to enter. But the exhibit is about reality. ft's the culmination of the five-year Dinosaur Project which sent Chinese and Canadian paleontologists to the Gobi Desert, Carnada's high arctic, and the Alberta badlands. The show boasts the remains of 30 dinosaurs, including 11 that were previously unknown. The team endured sweltering heat and sandstorms to send back 15 tons of fossils from the Gobi alone. The display cost $20 million to stage and is housed in a 31,000 square foot tent, installed at Ontario Place aaoss from the aging warship HMCS Haida. Canadian content is evident from the introduced. Visitors are shown a video in which Fraser, a would-be paleontologist, and Gobi, an animated dinosaur, preview what's ahead. And it is impressive. A re creation of the Gobi dig site leads into the main hall, which features skeletons and models in life -like poses. Among the displays, a mother duckbill dinosaur attempts to shield her young from marauding predators, 12 baby Pinachosaurus are huddled together after they smothered in a sandstorm 75 million years ago, and above all, towers the Mamenchisaurus, the largest dinosaur ever found. Videos, demonstrations and hands-on activities add information. Staff are also �. ^yF .,--y. fid, "�3'.W7' Ysi..,,� .�•`Sk.�FMi 'ri`�T'S.'.i 'PXSbAx�. =rtRn ;; �� � ..y ,.. :.e e',: 3 :4 ♦fes .�F -�"•f � -p.t ,��.. 1' •.^. , �:�'.�.►tl�'�//,fit'!„F<,t�'/'.'�'rf�1�'iri�.'..*:.�trf'•l,":'d'. !.•.....'.'. •.':: ','::.'..., . o''..•.•: 1, .. angers at • From Page 1 Cummins warns that residents living within a kilometre of the site are at risk from a methane gas explosion. A similar explosion in 1988 critically injured an employee and destroyed the weigh station. He offers evidence that the gas, produced at Brock West, is heavily polluted with sulphur compounds and carcinogens. Cummins also claims there Is considerable leachate leakage from the site, particularly in the south, a mainly residential area. The report recommends the immediate closing of Brock West, "to minimize environmental damage." The author further claims that toxic chemicals such as cyanide, arsenic, cadmium, nickel and benzene are leaking from the site at outputs far exceeding Ump recommended health levels. The report also states that leachate is poisoning Muffins Creek and creating a health threat to humans and animals. leachate breakouts should be posted with skull and crossbones and the entrance to the polluted area should be posted with warnings," Cummins said in his report. A press conference will be held in the lobby of the Pickering Municipal Complex at 10:30 a.m. Enjoy a great morning breakfast and help fight Multiple Sclerosis The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada and Pickering's Golden Griddle rmtatuant are teaming up for a great cause. On Saturday, Sept. 11 and 18, the Golden Griddle location at 1815 Liverpool Rd. will be serving up a special $7.99 breakfast buffet — with $2 from every meal going to support the Multiple Sclerosis Society. It's the first time that the local Golden Griddle restaurant has taken part in this Canada - wide fundraising event. Restaurant Manager Gary Bhimani says he has a personal interest in helping those affl9ded with the disease. "One of our friends had Miultipie Sdaosis," he said "lt was really a situation where they were strapped for money. We decided it was a good cause and we should do it." � � 1 Vermont Casting; Datehwest Woo&tove •gelid Cast Leel • Five Kedah To Choose From SALE ENDS SEPT. 11 The breakfast buffet is available from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and features a wide range of selections — from bagels, muffins and danishes to pancakes, french toast and bacon and eggs. The Multiple Sclerosis Society provides medical support and social and family services for thousands who are stricken with the disease — mostly young adults between the ages of 20 and 40. 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Sulu 2, Whitby, Cintarlo 430-4773 ,0• - IR The Bay News, September 8. 1993 9 COME & MEET ARTIST J"ES LUMBER S in person at The Outside Solution, Ajax, Ont. Wednesday, Sept. 15th, 1993, 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm l° 1f 44 P' AA,, Come & meet artist James Lumbers in person at our gallery Wednesday Sept. 15th, 7:00 to 9:30 pm. Jim will be happy to sign or personalize any of your purchases or framed prints you ?nay wish to bring with you the night of the shote? ON • T> '• lit.". �• �. 1 1�1 1 I1 STORE f101 RS THE Ot-I"SII)E S01-1-17IO ��� %Ion.-Wcd.: do k d ii& 7-R 15 Nt'estncN- Rd. S. Thtvrx. N4x,n-rt pn' �Ont. LIS 3,�1 1 rjnjlglj Fri. tioxxi-ti pm j•cx 1n- ��' ;.�. -t:301,r„ ( 16) f�Z3Ei4ART '�� 'O��Si:_mRryH�',`a•rv',: ?6 W':rs'x+lis�rrnc.m.. .. •'..:,:. ... ..'. .. N nse fty News,, SWember S,1913 1. Ef feetive study skills eliminate 'homework battles' he typical back -to -school accept responsibility as adults, hold checklist includes. pens, a job and become good parents .pends, paper, notebooks, themselves and that's what our `` ' ``. new clothes, lunchbox and program can help with.' backpack. But, truly prepared Homework battles, however, are parents send their children off to not the only danger signal indicating school with one more thing — a child may not have sufficient study effective study skills. _ skills. Peters points out parents In households where parents must be aware of the following haven't clearly stated and enforced 'Danger Signals:' the studying 'rules,' priority battles,X • When any grade fails below a fairness issues and disciplinary 'C', take action. actions abound. Parents and their a If a child consistently reports 'I children become combatants in did all my homework at school,' it's nightly battle over homework and time to take a close look. priorities, according to Dr. Ruth A. • A laissez-faire attitude toward Peters. a child psychologist school. It means the child doesn't see specializing in academic difficulties. the relevance of study and school to Peters is national Study Skills life. The parents can step in and Advisor for Sylvan Learning Centres show that relevance. and has developed a portion of • A fear of school. An indication Svlvan's Study Skills Program to a`child isn't prepared for class help parents in changing their kids' because of poor study habits. bad study habits for good ones, says :Peters has drawn a methodical Kristi Duncan, director of the Sylvan plan for parents to help them gain centre in Whitby. control of the homework battle. She 'Children who have not received also has written a curriculum for consistent messages from their Sylvan learning Centres that helps parents about acceptable parents learn behavior management performance standards are at the skills, enabling them to reinforce greatest risk to develop poor good study habits for their children. studying habits.' says Duncan. Call Sylvan Learning Centre in 'Parents must control the battle if I Whitby at 1-416-404-1818 for more they exFwct to rear children Mho can information. r Is your child ready for school this fall? Give your child a great start this fall. Come in and our qualified directors will assess your child to determine their grade level in the basic skills. Sylvan Learning Centre® can help your child make the grades through individualized help in reading, math, writing, study skills and math homework support. ' When you enroll your child at Sylvan, the testing fee will be credited to your first month's tuition fee. _ To see how Sylvan can benefit your child, call today. ' 7b is offer is ttalttd frons AsW" 23 - Sgwem &,r 30, 1993. F11 Swan i': 1801 Dundas St. E., i Lbam1 ,;;. Kendalwood Plaza � Ce11tre® Whitby Helping kids be their best. X04-1818 A MEETING FOR AMPUTEES and potential amputees will be held the second Tuesday of each month, beginning Sept. 14, at the Michael Starr Building (King Street at Centre Street), at 7 P.m. The purpose of these meetings will be to exchange ideas, suggestions and concerns, and to offer support and encouragement to everyone. For more information call Bev at 623- 1939 or Barb at 579-6204. r -------------------I $45.00 WORK OUT & TANI (18 years of Age & Older) I �FITM I I I FITNESS AND AEROBIC CENTRE I 11035 BROCK n 42 7-62 7 7 I I — (Please Present Coupon) ) — _ — — — — — — — — — Were you pleased with your child's report card? Here's how we feel we fared For information regarding openings to September 1993, please contact u, at (416) 668-3358 �V.-I, WWI DURHAM `` 'SAVE.A. HEART is ogering a six -hour infant/child CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) training course at Ajax High School. The cost of this course is $31 per person or $58.79 per couple. The course will take place on two Wednesday evenings, Sept. 22 and 29 from 7 to 10 p.m. Participants will be taught to perform infant and child CI'R as well as the ehokine techniques one would use on an infant or child. Advance registration is required for all courses bti contacting Durham Save -,I' - Heart at 416-666-0995. 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Learn the joy of be skating! � = ;� Asa tti FOR MORE INFORMATION OR LITERATURE OFFICE HOURS 1mot-w 5124985 OR 5124986 CREATED AND APPROVED BY ICE STUDIONS INCORPORATED 6120304 u'r :�. rxs:. ,:d✓•wxr �'b .g;,ir?.� .:a 4. :'4y, . ..,...,.M. x. ^`i•'' . > a..., .. , T6j B9y'me*S9` Septenber'8,190 11 ';lr .�wr1 WOOA•. ■ TRA --DE SHOW & F.AMILY FESTIVAL '93 Join os at the Ajay Community Centre, Booth X18 SEPTEMBER 10, 11, Rc 12. 12 The Bsy News, September 8, 1993 Message from the Chairman I have the pleasure once again of chairing this year's "Family Festival." It's bigger and better with something for every member of the family. Almost all events are free the weekend of Sept. 10, 11 and 12. Won't you join us at the Ajax Community Centre? Through ,.he generosity of our volunteers and our hard working executive. we have raised and contributed over $80,000 for our seniors, youth, and to our hospital expansion fund in the past. Proceeds this year will be contributed to the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Expansion Fund, Seniors, Youth Projects, the McDonald's Children's Room at the Ajax Pickering Hospital and other charitable needs. Thank you for helping us help people! Joe Dickson. Family Festival 1993 Chairman To obtain tickets please call: Dickson & owe Centre, 683-1968 513 Westney Road S.. Ajax Cr>Oednge Menswear. 420-2999 Pkkering Town Centre. 1355 Kingston Road. Pkkering Mous Boutique Ladies Fashion., 427-9181, 282 Monarch Avenue, Ajax Valentino's, 666-3805 2ION n Street. Whitby DISCOUNT PAINTS NIC p� 1794 Liverpool Rd. Benjamin PAINTS �°dng Moore p PAINTS A Leslie Harrington <a cny m Seminar $10.00 Admission Includes Leslie's Book A Stroke of Brilliance Lode Hank*" -837m0317 DOOR PRIZESoREFIRESHIVIENTS size Lyse cuerrh ft� O.101tinq 26-1/4•xArs-� y� y 37-1/4•x70' $15.00 $23.00 49-1/4'x70' $19AO $37A0 64-1/4'x70' $30.00 size Lyse cuerrh ft� O.101tinq 26-1/4•xArs-� $2200� 37-1/4•x70' $15.00 $23.00 49-1/4'x70' $19AO $37A0 64-1/4'x70' $30.00 $36.00 73-1/4"x70' $33.00 $62.00 76-1/4'00' $39.00 $76.00 Decorallve Hem - Can be ciA to fit MATTRESS SALE HERE'S HOW YOU SAVE! Nclotl► p�odretio� o>Mer nws�End of lines i dsoonlinred a�ner t'rerythir9 frit 9nratnleed T SET 1 w $139 �N 89 j Double ... $119 Set $159 I Queen.. 14 $189 EAR .u.eoxrry Courtin ! Support T $ SET W N 149$249 i Double.3179 Set $279 SGum.. -$i99 Set $319 n YEAR WARRANTY BRASS BEDS DOUBLE BED COMPLETE xtr Rte,, Ajax Family Festival schedule of events Friday, Sept. 10: Official Opening Ceremonies (6:30 p.m.) ' Fashion Show — "Fall Fashion Festivar. Show begins at 7:30 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre. Tickets are $10 per person. There will be door prizes, a raffle draw for men's/ladies fashions and accessories, refreshments and a complimentary glass of wine, and entertainment. Featuring .,he latest fashions from The House Boutique, Mary Kay Cosmetics, men's fashions from Crossings, hair styling and makeup from Valentinds, food compliments of the Olive Garden. • Kiddies Carnival — Friday, Saturday and Sunday outdoors. Rides and games and dun for everyone. • Trade and Home Show (free admission) — 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on the arena floor. Over 100 booths featuring local businesses, products and services. Saturday, Sept. 11 • Trade and Home Show (free admission) —10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Over 100 booths featuring local businesses, products and services. • Craft Show (free admission) — 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. N the HMS Ajax Room. Fifty tables on display — a wide selection of arts and crafts to choose from. • Seniors' Tea Room and Bake Sale — 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Enjoy a refreshing break with us. Have a cup of coffee or tea. 0 Light snacks are also available. • Teddy Bear Picnic (free admission) — Sponsored by McDonalds, Ajax. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the 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. • Sweet Adelines — popular singing, 2 p.m at the Trade Show. • Kiddies Carnival — Friday, Saturday and Sunday outdoors. Rides, games and fun for everyone. Sunday, Sept. 12 ' Trade and Home Show (free admission) — 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the arena floor. Draw presentations throughout the afternoon. Lucky draw winners announced 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. • Auction — organized by the Ajax -Pickering Board of DurhPOWER aln SNOW BLOWERS Lawn NO �. MEREST NO PAY,: fE.NT3' 6 83 UNTIL SPRING -9621 1 Visit booth #10 for details. ,94a silo '%at.rxGrq Sala�c CS JEC� YOUR GUARANTEED PLACE IN THE SUN IS AT BOOTH #41 .e r� 5.4. 6h SEE TANNING BEDS AND PRODUCTS ON DISPLAY 619 -TANS L=CM` Stop by our Booth #72 and talk with our Professional Lawn Technicians regarcling any problems or concerns you may have with you lawn. 683 -LAWN (5296)_ Trade at 2 p.m. on the Trade Show floor. Don't miss your chance to bid on all the items up for grabs. Join us and have some fun. Las Vegas For 2 Draw — Tickets .$1 each. Draw Sunday, Sept. 12. Stay at Bally's Casino Resort. Flight by Sunquest. Travel by Intra Travel, Ajax. Second and third prize — beef from Black Angus. • Free Face Painting — 12:30 to 2 p.m. on the Trade Show floor. Custom Car Display — outside on Sunday. LIVERPOOL HEATING b AiR CON0 T10NAG Est. 1975 SAFES - SERVICE - INSTAI IAi IONS HEATING - FURNACES AIR CQNDMONING - FIREP MES FREE ESTE J I ( FOR EXPERT ADVICE CALL 839-3234 ..... -The Bay News, September 8, 1993" 13 SILVER CARPET & RUGS Free Shop At Home Service or Visit our Showroom Y�, i Westnev Rel. 5.— `Dc.rormaGi99^4 03 WeatreY Rd. S. 6 8 3 - 4 Z (t / L,+ Ajax X Canadian Home Thera See Us at Booth x54 520 Westney Road. S., #24A Ajax, Ontario L1 S 6W6 Py WHITBY (416)430-0039 (416) 428-8800 Fax (416) 428-8016 Toll Free 1-800-263-7508 THE COttagf &22R�=u The New Market with the Old Ti me Phil"'sophy The Red Steel Roof with the Canadian Flag Peaches New Potatoes Fresh Baked Goods Sweet Com Fresh Fruit Fresh Vegetables 257 Kingston Rd., East Ajax 1 mile east of Harwood 'A1 - +F� _ ., _„ "L �w... a, tr (.!� ... s� .. Y.f�,;;:z.�.c>,+;, � — __ _._� �- __ aw.,,..a"� .....--v�sFta.• �--... ...,.,_.. .__... - ...-._. n�. Ajax Trade Show '93 ' — featuring — • Security • Safes Repaired Combinations AJAX '; Changed CKSMITN ' Schlage • LCN ' lNC. SILVER CARPET & RUGS Free Shop At Home Service or Visit our Showroom Y�, i Westnev Rel. 5.— `Dc.rormaGi99^4 03 WeatreY Rd. S. 6 8 3 - 4 Z (t / L,+ Ajax X Canadian Home Thera See Us at Booth x54 520 Westney Road. S., #24A Ajax, Ontario L1 S 6W6 Py WHITBY (416)430-0039 (416) 428-8800 Fax (416) 428-8016 Toll Free 1-800-263-7508 THE COttagf &22R�=u The New Market with the Old Ti me Phil"'sophy The Red Steel Roof with the Canadian Flag Peaches New Potatoes Fresh Baked Goods Sweet Com Fresh Fruit Fresh Vegetables 257 Kingston Rd., East Ajax 1 mile east of Harwood 'A1 - +F� _ ., _„ "L �w... a, tr (.!� ... s� .. Y.f�,;;:z.�.c>,+;, � — __ _._� �- __ aw.,,..a"� .....--v�sFta.• �--... ...,.,_.. .__... - ...-._. n�. i4 The Bay News, September 8, 1993 X44 4e .e ry4 W ♦ . �::: r ' :4: M:,.. %- wr The Bay News, September 8. 1993 15 Ajax Family a 'get acquainted' weekend By Dan Me= The Ajax Family Festival and Trade Show is a sort of "get acquainted" weekend for local business and residents of the town, according to one of its founders. Local businessman Joe Dickson, a former region councillor, was among the small group of individuals who turned a good idea into an even greater reality back in 1983. He recalled the birth of the community event. "The intent was to bring closer ties between the residents of Ajax and A)ax businessmen," he said during an interview. "We hoped it would become an annual event and a truly farriiy weekend — something for every member of the fam0y-" Dickson. served as the festival's chairr:a7 dur ng three fledgling years. He was replaced by former parks and recreation director Gord Bradley and Walter Chiliman of MDK Electric. The festival ran for seven straight years, but had to be cancelled in 1990 as the Ajax Community Centre was being revamped. However, in 1993, the 10th Annual Festival and Trade Show is "better than ever" — and Dickson returns as chairman. Organizers hope to continue the great work and fun -filled events of the past. During its history, the Ajax Family Festival and Trade Show, supported by a host of Ajax businesses, raised approximately $80.000 for community projects — inch(ding the local general hospital. Most of this years ful slate of events are free, thanks to the support of business. Runnymede Corporation is playing a major sponsorship role. While response to this year's festival has been extremely successful, Dickson recalled the event's initial year was difficult. "It was difficult to sell all of the booths the first year," he said. "But we did sell out the second year. The response was really good." "If the event is half as successful as we anticipate, it will be due to the members of the executive." Dickson said. Ajax Mayor Jim Witty will be Continued on Page 18 :JW K• 1st Plate Promote our beautiful TOWN OF AJAX during the AJAX TRADE SHOW with one of our Commemorative Plates Limited Quantity now in stock. eChtudw Pfau • • Repaint, Gih w.aODr,�. Now $3 9 98 AJAX SHOPPING PLAZA 132 HARWOOD AVE. S. AJAX, ONTARIO 683-0407 I 3rd Plate Ii; 4%clmr , H.W:401: ' 40 32 r 32 HUNT STREET, AJAX 683=2021 Serving Ajax & the a Surrounding ' Area Since FN— ALOXFORt OPWan, FNAO SUP�� mL(:uVUE 11 CONTACIT1SPOSA5 Ask LENSES 1 a FREE trial pair! R� 1975 0 WK K ERNS .LFlyAo oSI/PPf/ i�s SERENGETI DRIVERS The World Famous sunglasses 16 lbe, Bay New% Seplember a, 1913 Move your mortgage to us.. . Talk to our Mortgage Specialists and find out why thousands switched to us. ROYAL [SANK 2 locations WIN_ e.ilm INSURANCE RENEWAL DUE? CALL TO COMPARE WHAT WE CAN DO! BURNS & MORTSON , INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. SUITE 213-50 COMMERCIAL AVE. AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 2H5 (905) 683-7924 RON MORTSON Your Insurance Broker Understands BARRY BURNS ti THE TOWN OF AJAX ...better than ever! The Council and Senior Staff congratulate the organizers of Family Festiva?- 1993. 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 Rally, telt to right: Pat Brown, Cour 111 Ward 5; Roger Anderson, Regional Councillor Wards 1 b 2; Jim Witty, Mayor; Swan Delay, Regional Councillor Wards 3, 4 8 5; Jim Mditder, Ceundllor Ward 4. Second Row, felt to right: Aber! T. Hodges, Clad; Steve Parish, Coundpor Ward 3; Scott Crawford, Councillor Ward 2; Frank Sohapor, Councillor Ward 1; Grog Kirkbride, Treasurer; David Low, Chief Admiaistraft 001cer. Ajax Parks and Recreation has something for everyone hatever your age and leisure interest, the Ajax : Parks and Recreation Department is ready to meet your needs. A full range of activities are available for adults. "Crafty" people may want to check out the many arts and crafts workshops offered by the department, such as basket making, dried flower arrangements, t -shirt art, make your own bird feeder, and more. Sports and leisure programs include golf, massage therapy, and karate — to name a few. There's an extensive active living schedule that includes step classes. no -jump aerobics. tai -chi and aquafit. For vour convenience. there is an active living membership for three or 12 months that includes participation in a wide variety of classes. Other memberships available to the community are squash, health studio and our new fitness and j weight combo (the active living SOU O membership plus unlimited use of the weight room). Youth and teens can enjoy a host of arts and crafts programs, dance, theatre arts, Friday night drop-in centres, basketball, karate, weight training, and instructional swim. There's an extensive pre-school program that includes instructional swim, music, kindergym, cooking, and general classes with a little bit of everything. The recently completed addition to the Ajax Community Centre features seven squash courts, two indoor skating arenas, an indoor pool, a child supervision area. and a drop-in games room. In response to requests we are pleased to announce the co-ed weight room will be expanded and completed by the end of September. 1993. Join the leisure fun in Ajax. For more information on programs and services offered, call 427- 8811. k4 0 I TOWN 0 OF AJAX, PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 'Recreational Programs for all ages 'Arenas 'Meeting Rooms 'Banquet Facilities 'Active Living Classes (Fitness) `Weight Room/Sauna 'Child Supervision ''Recreational Swim "Public Skating "Facility Memberships "LEISURE PROVIDES LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES THAT BUILD STRONG COMMUNITIES" For More Information Contact PSE Ajax Parks & Recreation DHEA -8811 PS TO BE SO ! tikM 1H'9 Ajax Co�3740 Centre Offt/At -..:.,. Ao, .��c,r�7!U�„* ..: :. wd�.`J'A:�v .E$..::'`a?.>i , `F •.,� .74..w w` .`.: a•H:... .. `."q«°ab., ' W`ax. sws., .A a'r. _ .rr....neh .. .. Animals on parade .,...One of the highlights of this year's Ajax Family _ Festival is the dog and cat display where many of man's best friends — canine, feline and other — will be strutting their stuff for the public. Ruf 'N Redi, an Ajax pet emporium, will be one of the animal care representatives with a booth at the festival. The Westney Road pet store is celebrating its recent change from a pet food and supply outlet to a full -line pet store, and will have several animals on display. i The focus of the Ruf 'N Redi display will be on kittens and j small animals such as hamsters, gerbils, rabbits and degus — South American rodents akin to small chinchillas. j There will also be tropical fish, a blue and gold macaw named Jake, a wild bird feeder at Family Festival display, and a selection of top quality pet foods. Premium pet foods will be the focus at two other booths at the festival. At the Iams booth, the high- quality pet food company will be bringing samples of Iams dog and cat foods, Eukanuba light dog food, and a new dog biscuit line, with five varieties, including one for less active dogs. At the Fromm booth, representatives will bring samples of a "leading edge" dog and cat food, used by professionals. There will also 1►e pet supplies on display such as designer collars and leads for dogs, and odor control products. such as shampoos and deodorants. Fromm products are known to be a "leap beyond" other pet foods, with an eye on the long- term health of your pet. If pets could talk... ...a lot of supermarket pet foods wouldn't be on the shelves today. Our pets would let us know some foods taste like flavoured cardboard. And others use onion and garlic to mask unappetizing and less nutritious foods. Pets would let us know that they want the most nutritious food available. Food that's made with the highest quality :ingredients and the most digestible forms of protein. Food like .Iams Pet Foods. FREE TAMS 0:• t;at cc vo�;�' Food Sampts 4 ,,_.� at the L . AxiaTrade Show 1993 Booth 423 The Bay Newsy Slpftodw 8, 1913 17 "Pets are my life. So when it comes to LITE PLTPY food, only the best is good zy eno h. " "`6 I F f: Generallm owner �� Fromm Pet Food PERFORH.A3a CONTETMON rr AkNm Boa rjoc roc MM Boa road See you at the...r — B ring this coupon J . A,� �� i to the show do cave J Y SAVE $5.00Festival & �l Trade Show, ' or, FROM � ,�.-- � or FRo� New Formula Dog Food. W S3oth #21 s--------------=-=--� ,a:.a�: �K�+c:�i;�aac:�c�, .. w .:-., :st•: a«r ;,',.w;c..o:: •, .,� ... , , 18 71>te Bay News, September 8, 1993 __... ... • s. at • . �#'!; v.�'^3Ifir,'.... . Ajax Family Festival a 'get acquainted' weekend 4 k + From Page 15 on hand to officially launch this year's event. Dickson credits him for continued support in helping to make the festival a success ever since it began. "Former Ajax Mayor Bill McLean also deserves a great deal of credit," he added. The first Family Festival and Trade Show of 1983 shares much in common with this year's event, Dickson said. In both years, the country was attempting to recover from an economic recession. "Our goal is 100 per cent revival in the midst of the worst THE A.UCK STOPS HERE --eHELP US RAISE FUNDS FOR AJAX- PICKERING HOSPITAL BED CAMPAIGN -- ----------- I - BRING US A LOONEY i I AND WE'LL $,rO ANY FOOTLONG 1 GIVE YOU OFF SUB OR SALAD 1 umlt 1 coupon per vtsit. bpres Sept. 30/93. Not to be comblrrd *M any other offer. 465 BAYLY STREET WEST, 686-7757 1 --------------------y I - BRING US A LOONEY I AND WE'LL$ O ANY FOOTLONG i� GIVE YOU OFF SUB OR SALAD ; emit 1 coupor per N s,t. Exp es x 30/93. hct'� De combined *Ap+ any o 'ter I 465 BAYLY STREET WEST, 686-7757 L------------------- Into Drop ,. Aimax H Booth - #14 & 15 .11" Visit with Harry Hazard & view our �'1�►k Hazard Hamlet display. 9mO5OO AJMHYDRO recessionary times we've seen in 40 years," Dickson said. As for the future of the Ajax Family Festival and Trade Show, he hopes that like the town itself — the event will just keep getting better than ever. '•fd like to see it keep growing and perhaps be large enough to occupy the second arena floor in future years," Dickson said. Family Festival Lanascaping Nuppuesu FREE Do-It-Yoursel un1 Li3ac Seminar! r. Sat. Sept. 18th, 10 am - ENO OF SEASON CLEARANCE ' OFF 50% O On Pavers &U O Retaining _ 1- �� Walls _ ,� i easoned Firewood Available Now -Om _. - ,.: ,. TO ARNTS L A SUPPLY 3RD COWL. _ Y W ) J m HWY2 cc C3 'W1 GAYLY -Om _. - ,.: ,. BEST OF ALL: Claude and Shirley McCormick (left) accept the Best Overall Booth award for the 1992 Ajax Family Festival. The McCormick family own Harwood Rental) and Party Shop and are presented with their award by John Murray and Linda Cork- y f. I` HOSPrrAL SUPPORT: Ajax -Pickering General Hospital president Bruce Cliff (middle) accepts a cheque from Maureen Dowhaniuk (left), John Murray, Mayor Jim Witty and Runnymede Development's Rodger Miller for the hospital's expansion. The Bay News, September 8, 1993 19 Ajax Trade Show '93 Joe Dickson September 10, 11, 12 Congratulations on another successful year. BRING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS TO BOOTH #1 AT THE SHOW f Y Y Have your ' favourite rson Photo photo reproducedC,Save +lugs in full colour ona mug in just minutes! The One -Of A -Kind Gift Idea! THE.- .-: The ,Mug Factory 100 Daniels Crescent Ajax, Ontario LIT IY9 427-7340 Mortgage securities or GICs? You compare. Industrial Mortgage Securities Fund 13.8% 113.6%110.9%1 13% 113.9% GICs are a secure investment. But they've traditionally offered low comparative returns. Which is why many Canadians looking to build returns and preserve capital are choosing Industrial Mortgage Securities Fund. "]he Mortgage -Backed Securities which form the backbone of the Fund's portfolio are government guaranteed- Yet your investment is both cashable and transferrable at any time into other types of mutual funds managed by Mackenzie should your objectives change. For information on Industrial Mortgage Securities Fund and the :full range of Mackenzie -managed income opportimitiies, call us today at the number below. AUdWFWe res Incl Group oFFunft 9MONEY John R Price CONCEPTS President FINANCIAL PLANNING CENTRE 835 Westney Rd. S., Unit 9, Ajax, Ontario 428-0244 lnVorcont informudan abort"o.Byt•i contained in the Fnwdi auwpGfwd prompoctu". Obtain o copy from as and nsad it csnfully bfore inomaugi. Unit voles and uwrtwewt retar n wiUJhict to". Tho iadua od raps of return to lune 30. 1993 are dw historical annual ronyaouwied total rotrrn.. iweJWli+g chawdee in ana sakre and reinwstwent of a8 Amnlatio". and do not take into account sabe, ndontption or optional a rri�a. payable by an inuoor, which would how reduced return.. Past performance u a" nocesek ri+y otbK ieatiw of falare rwarao. 20 The Success is heating up for Durham Environmental Systems One of the best ways to judge the quality and success of any commercial or retail service is by talking to the people who have used ft. If someone makes a point of recommending the products and service of a business then it's worth your while to heed that advice. During the past five years, a lot of people have talked about the quality of heating and cooling services and 40 i products at Durham Environmental Systems. This company's success has been built on repeat and referral clients. And the word has spread quickly. "We don't advertise a whole lot and the bulk of work just seems to be coming through referrals," said owner Doug Adolph, who along with partner Glenn Trider, boast more than 25 years of experience. Blaisdale Montessori Durham Environmental Systems are heating and cooling specialists, providing such products as gas and oil furnaces, and ground source and air source heat pumps. In addition, with four sheet metal tradesmen and refrigeration technicians and electricians on staff, the company provides quality installation. The pair recently took their service on the road with a 45 -ft. School..T.,... Ages 18 mths - 12 years "The Better Alternative" Come and See Us at the AJAX FAMILY FESTIVAL Trade & Home Show - Booth 47 & 48 for information & free booklet. 3 Kingston Rd. 545A Kingston Rd. 415 Toynevale Corner Rotherglen). (E. of Church St.), AjaX (Kingston Rd. b Rougem Ajax 509-5005 Pickering 509-5005 You will be impressed! 509-5005 HEATING COSTS OUT OF CONTROL? SWITCH TO Rd. ount). KeepRite Fuel `°u., °`' KeepRite 95 Efficient Oil} �_-+ High Efficiency Y Heating Natural Gas • Saves up to 479 Heating more when compared^TM •Saves up to 6896 to electric heating. when compared to Note: Fud savings we based on " data obtained front Ae tj electric heating. Ymistry of En V • Saves up to 53% when compared to oil heating. Exceptional Quality At Reasonable Prices ,Ask your KeepRite Dealer about ScotiaBa.nk Financing and 5 -Year Parts & Labour Warranty. cep 'LiY IC..pRii. is m&%da&Amod by Inter -City er ploy . a Canadian company ur►ploying more Canadians tlian any �o—lt�wjF_la�etlrng aril Air Ca xfticrx 'Locally owned de operat9d to serve you b~w For all your heating & cooling needs call the specialists todayl Asten a" & fr" �matas avaiabla ow SALES / SERVICE / INSTALLATION ywRim MMM Oshawa Bowmanville +434-2018 X623-2956 —Ask about our High Elricbney Gas MrWams and inserts — long tractor trailer mobile workshop. "We can fabricate just about anything we ever dreamed of making up now," Adolph said. That's an important consideration since custom jobs represent a sizable portion of the work they do. Rural customers also represent a significant segment of clients, and ground source heat pumps are among the best %eating and cooling systems available to them. Ground source heat pumps are used mostly in rural areas ,where electricity is the exclusive choice. It's a heating and cooling alternative that is as inexpensive as natural gas and a lot more efficient because two- thirds of the energy comes from the ground — free of charge. A high -efficiency natural gas system operates at 93 per cent efficiency. By comparison a new oil furnace operates at 83 per cent efficiency whsle electric baseboard heaters provide 100 per cent efficiency. Ground source heat pumps, a systern that uses refrigerant gas and a forced -air network, provides up to 400 per cent efficiency. In addition, these systems can be installed in virtually any size home. "We've installed it in places as small as 700 sq. ft. and as large as 8,000 sq. ft.," Adolph said. "Heating bills, in some cases, have been reduced from $5,000 to $1,500 a year." In fact, ground source heat pumps are used and often seriously considered, during the construction of many new homes, Adolph said. Ontario Hydro calls ft the most energy- efficient nergy efficient heat source available. Over the years, as business has steadily expanded throughout the region, Adolph and Trider have made a point of maintaining the same approach to customer service. "We'll try to set their minds at ease and do a job as if it were in our own home," Adolph said. "We work cleanly and do the job properly. A lot of customers appreciate it when you take their best interest at heart." For information on heating and cooling systems or the services offered by Durham Environmental Systems call 434- 2018 or (in Bowmanville), 623- 2956. estival I BRYTECEIL CLEANING LTD. ,•Zf/e efeaoc eetllxq¢•• Deep Clean Accoustical Ceiling Tiles & Stipple Coated Plaster STORES • APARTMENTS HOMES • OFFICES "We are your Ceiling & Wall :Cleaning Specialists" r.: qypmnwi low .: - ^2 a The Bay News, SeWea*w 8, 1993 21 -Boo— AJAX FAMLY FESTIVAL NOME & TRADE S"OW TEDDY BEAR PICNIC SATURMY SEPTEMM 11th 111:011 M - 2M M West ftrkeft Ajax CoMixifty COWS FRMAD/II Ronald iRi&Wd, Entertainer Dan Bevion, Taft Bear ""PIK Draws for Teddy Bens. Tam & NOW SHOW 10:00 AM- 4:30 M Ann Flow Over 100 Booths featuring local businesses, products & services 22 Mw Day News, Sepkmmbet & 1993 et your neigr ... ... .... bo'*ur rias weeKenci t [e Family utm ICIngsTon Ka., ricKerin9 i. e'n c.4cn 13 ,*estiv al ROYAL WOODS LINCOLN MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE 686-2300 9 655-3376 HWY. #7, 2 km EAST OF WESTNEY RD. �uJ TUM Bayview Urrdw naw mcnapamant SerAco s Parts open Sahxday Bayview «_ 9PIicKingsion ck4wi a Rd 831-3949 �;�1 5 WI LDWOOD FORD SALES HOME OF THE 2 YEAR MAINTENANCE FREE C] LEASE 1167 Kingston Road, Pickering between Whites Rd. & Liverpool on Hwy. 2 ,839-6666.427-2828.420-1449 r- y 3 � 1 M1,X 1993 EXECUrIVE: Your hard-working 1993 executive are (front row) Elise Bratley (Town of Ajax representative), Krh" Breutigam (secretary), Veronica Bremner (Fashion Show); back row left to right, John Murray (Trade Show), Joe Dickson (Chairman). and Kirk Dick (Publicity). Absent are Jack Syme (Vegas Draw), Maureen Dowhaniuk (McDonald's), Marie Miller (Craft Show), Mike Danks (Auction), and Les Pearce (Treasurer). 'A, ul RIGHT HERE OA�k CHRYSLER'S #1 SALES EVENT IS ALL ABOUT YOU 48 MONTH LEASE $333.56 60 Mo. H LEASE r �. ALI t 1991 SUNDAME 4 DR. 1993 LEBARON LE 4 ML S& 03856 1989 RELIANT LE 4 DR. 1993 DODGE BM VAN 10 W.B. 4 does 4 qL 251 tont 11110111 MtA, 4111111. 1 oinks 4dW6c)t.AMtdwlti.s,wb.d0./�MiP%WIK1[ 4 dr., 4 cyl 2.51.front wlr�l ddw, auto., 1 owrr, 0 �•, na atwN drive. auto.. Wstwrnq, p/brak*s. P •tq PMlty w aIs tIt u11Na AAYFtN coae. daylYne Pew Phi. � �'4 eii eirt4g, tit cruise. 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S1U,000 x 411 mos. at 11". = $258.46 per payment. Total cost 512,406.08. Eq. $10,000 x 60 mos. at 121- = S222.43 per payment. Total cost S13,346.40. Based on $1.000 down or equivalent trad6 plus taxes. THEY'VE GOT TO GO NOW! DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER See the Chrysler Experts for Best Selection, Best Service. NO. 1 CHRYSLER DEALER GETS BETTER WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED VILLAGECHRYSLERAJAXLT 0.PLYMOUTH 19 HARWOOD AVENUE (North of 401), AJAX 683-5358 SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT Special Services Offered c HWY n • viELACE PLY MCIfTM CH RY ;LER 24 1I1r Bay News, Septbenlloer TROPICAL STAR TAN a SPA 1 sl. All new fYi q-0 SunQuest tanning beds — — with high-speed facial tanners. Draw for $1500 TmmW Vovd* call to details 570 Westney Rd. S. Discovery Bay Plaza 686-4009 0tic `L"Z.o i 235 GAYLY ET. W. AJAX, off ula ADULT VIDEOS' Magazines. Novelties, Ungerls 2 for 1 Rentals i $ 619-29331 •s 'M1t�ien'Tfu + � Advcnrurr Beigi.0 �aattiy�t►1 ffvnwe` 1701_7 -` W- -10 i AJAX'$ O(CLUSIVE FULL sERWICE BICYCLE SHOP • Bicycle Service 8 Tune -Ups • Bicycle Sales, Parts 8 Accessories _ SKATESOAifM SN4WigQA1'R� 889 Westney Rd. S., Ajax •:, A 101 o FYN Fleamnly Bodies Come To Earth 394 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa 433-0911 Altemat:ive Wednesdays Rock Euphoria Fridays & Saturdays e ------ ------ i OL on 1U lu � OFF PlllloTo 1 ,FMN a~ osly) I With this coupon. I No Ilmlt on quantity. 1 Coupon Expires 11"C 15/93. i071T :Tanning excellence in the nineties i Why burn? Whether you are developing a tan or maintaining an existing tan, Tropical Star Tan and Spa is committed to its members through each stage of the tanning process. They offer a complete line of tanning products to achieve up to 40 per cent better tanning results for the deepest, darkest tan you've ever had. Tropical Star Tan and Spa is equipped with all new SunQuest tanning beds complete with high-speed facial tanners for maximum tanning. Most tanning bulbs have a UV -A ray output with a small percentage of UV- B. Tanning bulbs continue to light up long after their useful fife. However, tanning salons like Tropical Star change their bulbs after 800-1000 hours of use. Maintaining a clean, safe and tropical atmosphere while developing a healthy, golden tan is the objective at Tropical Star. Owners Frank and Brenda Mercer say taking the time to educate and inform members is important. They offer affordable prices. At Tropical Star, membership also has its privileges. All members can enjoy the complimentary whirlpool spa, television lounge and monthly fashion shows. Frank and Brenda believe a commitment to members and their tans will make Tropical Star Tan and Spa the number one salon in the industry. The newest promotion at Tropical Star offers all members the chance to win prizes for a draw in November. First prize is a $1,500 travel voucher. courtesy of Valentine Travel. Second prize is a dinner for two and superstretch limousine package, courtesy of Star Limousine Service. Third prize is five free tanning sessions aid products, compliments of Tropical Star. To look and feel great this winter, come in and get the facts about indoor tanning_ Enjoy safe and clean, large and private air-conditioned rooms with stereo music for relaxation and comfort. You will enjoy yoursed for at least 20 minutes under a sun tanning bed at Tropical Star Tan and Spa. To become a member or to find out about other services available, including a $75 two-month unlimited tanning special, please visit Tropical Star in the Discovery Bay Centre at 570 Westney Rd S. in Ajax or call 686-4009. pew t#roretrrt TAMM Tom: Tropical Star Tan and Spa enwloyees Lisa mW Mche" wnbxiiaoe clients to the MW business located in the Ajax Disco% y Bay Plaza. TANNING SAL014v .aa�w n E M6lrrOW F ACTeIri I at 2nd, 3rd.Mortp9nto 95% : Rental Properties Cattapea '' Do it ALL with Re-finarciniI, Debt Co na A 'iDn Rural Propatrea SO-emploW, Bad Credt, `''``'• propane No Income, No BELOWBANKOW efin PRIME DEALS B- '> 505 Victoria St. E. WhitbyRATES FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE for 50-,100FF SINCE 1975 235 Gayly St. w., AJmt 668-3328 CaH 68&2557 619 -TANS hh,toaalaa e► >:1 ::: ani• t• as al�,.•! "- All Ages au9 Night Club 3 O W 394 Simcoe St. S. oC 433-0911 1 (Moon Room) ra�Iara;t�es•���1-1... 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QC DEALER PLEDGE • To treat you with courtesy, and your car or light truck 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 exrra 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 cools available for diagnosing and repairing your vehicle. • To employ Registered Technicians who are factory trained to provide quality service. • To use only Ford and Motorcraft parts for repairs In total we pledge to provide our customers with the best possible service at all times. 400 !QUALITY IS JOB 1 IN EVERYTHING WE SELL & SERVICE 1993 TAURUS 4 DOOR SEDAN 4 -door sedan, crystal blue frost CC met. opal Goth. preferred equip. pkg. 1718: *Manual air conditioning •Frt/rear carpeted floor mats •AMJFM stereo radio w/cassette *speed control *light group •3.OL EA V6 engine *auto overdrive trans.. P205170R14 BM tires. ONE $ PRICE 179795 $ Plus gee ttlKw 7% WX 6% PST, rebels No dealer. Grp. 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'Colne and experience preinttirn golfing at Deer Creek Golf & Country Estates with 36 challenging Boles to meet everyone's golfing pleasures.' 27 Buggey Lane, Ajax, Ontario Telephone 427-7737 Fax 427-1611 Efficiency means global economic success If local business people want to compete in a global economy they'll have to be more efficient, says the executive director of a new organization dedicated to the principles of "total quality" practices and techniques. Dr. Richard Hadden, a 17 - year Durham resident who has held senior management positions in the Canadian steel industry, was recently named to the top post of the Bureau of Excellence for Durham Region (BEDR). An initiative of local business, BEDR assists organizations helping them to increase productivity and attain a more competitive position in the marketplace through training and education. Small and medium-sized companies are the primary focus. Hadden said total quality techniques are not complicated and could mean huge savings for local business through the elimination of repetition and wasteful practices. "I think most companies could benefit from total quality," he said. "The cost of not doing things right the first time could be as much as 20 to 40 per cent." Total quality is a way of doing business that results in continuous, permanent improvement through committed leadership, improved WILD WILLY I S • Western Wear • j-Spitt]n' Distance- Dorn Ka)Km r3an;iri;Ls Boots, Shirts, Sats, Bolo Ties, �l Accessories C• ;Nacona - 13oulet - Dtngo - Canada West • Acme • Dan Post • Wrangler - MWG - Country Shirt Design Roper • Stetson - SmlthBllt - Australian Outback 1801 Dundas St. E., Whitby. K -Mart Plaza (416) 432 -WILD X9453) 7 FREE WEIGHT LASS GET Before STARTED! 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BEDR hosts slow to adopt the techniques. seminars as well as providing a "If companies have the desire free exchange of information to improve the total quality of between member companies. their business, then we can The 23 -member aii-Durham help," he added. "We have a BEDR board of directors has role to play and we would like to representation from the health, help local businesses become education, manufacturing, _ more competitive." WANTED NOW MODEL AND ACTOR TYPES NEEDED IMMEDIATELY •CHILDREN FOR T.V. AND COMMERCIALS •MEN i WOMEN FOR VIDEO AND T.Y. WORK -WOMEN, MEN i KIDS FOR MODELLING AND CATALOGUE A3314NMENT EARN $50. - $150. 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Assuming that 24,000 km with an automatic transmission, are driven per year, each power steering, power disc kilometre costs 29.3 cents, up brakes, AM -FM stereo, a rear from 29.0 cents last year. whdow defogger, speed control, The CAA Car Costs 1993- a tilt steering wheel, engine 1994 data is based on a 1993 block heater and a heavy duty Chevrolet Cavalier RS with a battery. 2.2 litre, 4 cylinder engine Figures are provided to CAA which is driven 24,000 by Runzheimer International, a kilometres a year. A fota-door management consulting firm sedan, the Cavalier is equipped that provides services to LET US FIND YOU THE RIGHT RRSP. It's true; we have a wide range of guaranteed and other RRSP investments of all kinds at Midland Walwvn. Just at importantly, we give you knowledgeable advice on RRSPs through our Self Directed plans. So why not let us find the hest RRSP for you? Call Robert Smith at 730-9482 or return the coupon below.. Today! 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The Car Costs brochures also ranks the 10 provinces and the Yukon. For the fourth year in a row, car costs are highest in Quebec, and for the seventh year in a row, are lowest in Alberta. Ontario moved from fourth to second highest, while British Columbia moved from up for 1993=94 seventh to fifth highest. Car Cost 1993-1994 includes figures for both operating and ownership costs. Operating costs are those which are directly related to the number of kilometres driven and include gas and oil 5.63 cents per kilometre, maintenance 1.84 cents and tire wear .78 cents, for a total of 8.25 cents COUNTRY FOLK ART* SHOW & SALE NO BIGGER BETTER n for,� 7 THAN EVER r SEPTEMBER 17-18-19 TORONTO - EXHIBITION PLACE Queen Elizabeth Exhibit Hall On Lake Ontario Waterfront, South of Garner Expwy., between Bathurst & Dufferin Streets, on Lakeshore Blvd. BACK 13Y POPULAR DEMAND, THIS FABULOUS SHOW HAS TRIPLED IN SIZE SINCE ITS PREMIER IN TORONTO EARLIER THIS YEARI The Leading folk Ort Show in the Hationl Featuring the award-winning, outstanding handcrafted folk art & crafts of the BEST Artisans from across Canada & the USA. Bringing for sale their top quality Reproductions & Country "Heirlooms of the Future"? V JLU KQMM DECORlITIOMS EU SM I • rday eve.. 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Adm. $6 •u (tr/ • (Early Buying Privileges) Folk Art ShowsInc. Sat. &. Sun. 10 am. to 5 p.m. Adm. B , Box 111, ortonville, 4846 Children under 10 Adm. $2 (313)634-4151 per kilometre. Ownership costs change little with the amount driven. They include insurance $1,083 per year; snow tires $61 per year; licence and registration fees $103 per year; depreciation $3,098 per year and finance expenses $705 per year. Average ownership costs total $5,050. Stop sign The Town of Ajax will install a three-way stop sign at Wright Crescent and Reed Drive, despite staff concerns that the location will be dangerous as well as leave the town open to potential lawsuits. Area residents had petitioned council to install the stop sign because of concerns for safety. Staff, however, declared the location of the stop sign as dangerous because of sightline restrictions on Wright Crescent, low traffic volumes and no accident history. The sign will be placed at one end of a "reverse curve" and engineering and public works director Frank Hull, in his report to staff, "strongly" recommended against the sign's installation, calling it an "unwarranted stop sign in a hazardous location.” THE PLANNING ACTIP TOWNSHIP OF PICKERING Take notice that an application to amend the Zoning Order filed as Ontario Regulation 102/72, has been received by the Minister of Municipal Affairs. The application is: Applicant: Claremont Estates Ontario Inc. File No: 18-ZO-029-9303 Proposal: To create a residential lot on the land described as being Part of Lot 19, Concession 8, Part 1, Plan 4OR-11412 in the Hamlet of Claremont in the Town of Pickering. All submissions in support of, or in opposition to, the appiicakm(s) described above, and received by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs, 14th Floor, 777 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5G 2E5, on or before the 22nd day of September, 1993, wig be fully considered before a final decision is made. Please refer to ft file number indicated above. In addition, under Section 47(10) of the E g mil gAa, any interested person may request a hearing by the Ontario Municipal Board on an application for amendment to a Zoning Order. Ministry of Munidpal Affairs ® Ontario -; ,,° Y5 �9M'�U�Uttr�., r. �-�.!'+7.'�£'"".t�%¢•3.i3xu.ira, taw N, - �rte,,; - ?�"•.. ern $.t- .-f..u► ..1c. ,� . - 1 r.. r. Raat+.r.-� �'n.� � ,.. .... ecru .. 4• .. . �C�i. �! ,�. s..— r -•.sur .:.. -. 'ai5. rt r �.. t••t. • a�a� �+s✓ �. The li3a}r News, Septetatber 8, 1"3,29 Good old" rugby is Ontario's fastest-growing sport ByG6=&ndry It may not be the hottest ort in this country yet, but the and old game of rugby is rtainly catching fire. Recognition from locals has en slow coming as Canadians, to favor the gentle games of ckey and lacrosse as national orts, never did cotton on to lb" game often referred to gentlemen's sport played by It may be a different story today, however, as rugby is probably the fastest growing sport in the country, especially here in Ontario. The Ontario Rugby Union (ORU), the governing body of the sport in the province, has seen its club membership—which includes rhe local Ajax Wanderers—increase from 45 to 54 d,aing the last 10 years. The number of boys teams has riser. from 80 to 105. But the real growth has come in the school system and in girls and women's rugoy. In 1983, there were 180 schools in Ontario playing boys rugby. Today there are over 300. Girls rugby? At least 100 Ontario schools offer the sport today while a decade ago the sport simply did not exist for girls. Girls and women's dub rugby wasn't an option 10 years ago, either. This season there are 19 teams, including representation from the Wanderers. There are a cumber of favors that explain the popularity explosion of the game, said ORU managing director Roger McEwan. The number one reason is economics. 'It's a very inexpensive sport to play,' he told The Bay News. 'At the school level, many schools can't afford football anymore. For the cost of outfitting one football team we can outfit one -and -a -half rugby teams." The perception of rugby has also changed, McEwan said. 'A few years ago, you talked to people about rugby and they would say it was a dangerous, 'animal house -type' of sport. Today there is better understanding of the game. We're attracting really good athletes who made the choice to play rugby instead of higher profile sports." "Many players who come through the system are also good football or hockey players," he added. "A lot of them, when they go to university, are playing rugby now instead of football." But there are still many good rugby players who are slipping away to other, better known, sports, said Karl Svoboda, a 'hooker" with the Wanderers and the captain of Canada's national team. It's still diffia;it, Words -of- Wisdom - Joe Dickson M A little experience can wreck a lot of theory. A young salesmen was dis- appointed over losing an important sale. Discussing the matter with the sales manager, he shrugged, "1 guess it just proves you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink." "Son," said tate sales manag- er, "let me give you a pieta of advice: Your job is not to make him drink. k's to make him thirsty." 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"We're still losing a lot of good kids to other spats." But he acknowledges the job of getting young players into the 1W sport and keeping them there is a battle that rugby is slowly but surely winning. And Svoboda himself can take a measure of the credit, because the growth of the game has been helped by the recent success at the national level. For years, the national team was considered an also-ran side; not to be taken seriously by the so-cailed powers in the game. But all that changed in the 1991 World Cup when the Canadians reached the quarter -finals --the final eight of the global tournament. Another blow for Canadian rugby was struck iast May when the national team played "giant -killer" and knocked off mighty England for N AV The viclorid n nardc8 1WQjn•Wedding ell � �6F -Business Receptions Y�tnt '���� �` 'Luncheons • Private • Corporate Parties 619- 9858 Afeetings FALL FAMILYBRUNCH Sunday, September 12th, 11 am - 3 pm Featuring old tune favorites such as Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, lauagna, Roast Beef, Cbicken Wings, Toasted Honey Crumpets, 6 a Selection of Salads & Desserts. $1 !.95 Adalts 112 Price Children Under 11 Children 4 and under eat FREE: 10% Discount for Seniors, AFTERNOON TEA Sunday, September 26th, 2 pm - 5:30 pm Traditional High Tea Featuring ... Fresh Berries with Cream Fraicbe, Raisin Scones with Preserves 6 Cream, Asserted Tea Sandwiches, Freih Fruit, Victorian Garden Pastries Cr Tarts, Victorian Garden Blend Tea. $9.95 Adults 112 Prim Children Under I1 Children 4 and under eat FREE! 10% Discount fir Senisrs. Reservations Recommended 60 Randall Drive i� (On Highway 2, 1 block west of Chnrrh St.) �+Z Pickering Village _ �.1� (416) 619-9838 HANDA'S nmumm 1410 BAYLY STREET, PICKERING South Indian Cuisine • MASALA DOSA • IDLI • VADA • CHICKEN • LAMB • • VEG CURRIES WITH RICE • �, N 420-4800 $�, Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m - 9p.m. Saturdav 9a.m - 6p.m wwuMe the first time at a match in Burnaby, B.C. 'A lot of the growth has to do with the success at the top," Svoboda agreed. 'We're getting increased media attention and international exposure and a lot of that attention has filtered down to the junior levels " Success at the local level hasn't hurt either. The Wanderers - the oldest team in the ORU (founded in 1949 in Markham) - have a winning history and consistently place members on national and provincial teams. HE.40 =start f fe4* gut &U Fkoaw 61a tke JU&U Learning about computers While enhancing basic school skills 55 © f©— I . 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Quality Repairs At Uplifting Prices r-------- ' ELECTRONIC ENGINE_ ANALYSIS e3ervice includes: -Check of battery. hoses, and j water pump _ -Electronic scope check of engine -Pressure test of cooling system I j for leaks (Pacts and coolant extra, if required) $ 95 59 Moat cars. Exp/na ptember 15/93 ' — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —I If- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — OIL & FILTER I CHANGE SPECIAL I -Change includes up to ( 5L of Motorcraft 5W30,— ( l OW30 or 1 OW40 _ Premium Motor Oil plus Z� I I 1 new Motorcraft FL- 1-A I Oil Filter (diesel equipped vehicles extra)$ 95 I I I I I I I I I I UPI IAftat cars. Seplio nt+ber 1593 — — II ------Expires-------- r------------------ FRONT END I ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Applies to passenger cars only I I Check and adjust caster, camber I I ' and toe -in I •(Vehicles with MacPherson struts include I I toe -in adjustment only)$ 95 I I I I I I I 1 1 m -5.4 ip I — — Most cars. Expires September 1"3 r— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — ' BRAKE RELINE Replace front pads or rear shoes. Inspect & adjust Ill emergency brakes. Clean, I inspect & lubricate guides - backing plates, springs & clips and self adjusters Visually inspect power brake booster, maser --yunoer, calipers or wheel cylinders, rotors or drums. steei or flexlines, cables and ad;usters Road Test Tauris � able moclels $50 00 extra Resjr4aCe r�D!ors or necessary $20 OC each I I 20 OYO OFF I Most cars & light trucks. Expires September 1&93 1 r------------------- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP Replace transmission oil, replace gasket. check engine for leaks. I check torque valve, adjust bands, I check filter. S I I 1$ 95 54 I IMP I I I I I I I I I Yost cue. Expires Saptom or 1593I ------------------ I r---------- --I ' FALL CHECK UP • Oil change includes up to 5L of Motorcraft 1OW40 Premium I Motor Oil plus anew Motorcraft FL -1-A Oil Filter I I • A thorough IttapeatlOn ot- Exhaust system, shock I absorbers, steering linkage. front and rear suspension. battery cables and connectors, all belts and fluid levels, windshield wiper blades, air cleaner/filler. radiator and heater hoses I •Lubrication of: Mood, door and trunk hinges and latches •rest: Coolant for temperature protection. battery specific I gravity, all lights and signals (diesel equipped vehicles I extra) 95 64 A I � 1 • j I L— — - — Expires Sopiember I &W 1I111]711.i1 : ❑:1:1:1: Tits Bay mews; ,septetdKefr8;tob 31 is r------------ --- — — — ENGINE TUNE UP •Iallation of Motorcraft spark plugs I •Cnstheck timing belt I -Carburetor adjustment •A thorough Inspection of: Distributor cap, cooling system, I I hoses, spark plug wires, PCV valve, air and lNo�-ehctnc ;q-, o ..;ncour. vamicies req;,:,ng platinum fuel filters plugs. Econo,ine and Aeresta• ex!ra 4 cy 10% OFF 9995I s cy 10% OFF $10995' j I 10% OFF $1 29 95 g cy ( Most cars. Expires September 1 S,'93 I r- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — SHOCK ABSORBER SPECIAL ' I I Applies to most domestic cars. e 2 Motorcraft Gas Chargee Heavy Duty Shocks I • Parts covered by Limiteo Lifetime Warranty (Does not include MacPherson strut sustWns on parts). I I I O I % 120 OFF I I — — ,11110"t cant. Exp/ros September 1 "3 r------------------- ' FLUSH & FILL Refill system will correct coolant and check for air locks. 1 litre of I summer antifreeze and flush kit. We will check cooling system for leaks I or excessive oil constant, prossure check the cooling system for I internal and external leaks, test I thermostat, check fuel gauge for accuracy, test rad cap, check tan ,I Is�teobells andeadjbeltensin r I I I I I I $ 951 64 1 Most can a light tr� ucksWEExpires ires3 Sezp t. 153_HWY. 2 `raVISA z -c)= cr auic) D —cgJ I sN Wa SO1 0' Mm :' 32 Mw Say News, September 8,1993 � Directory of r i rNCY' I & Useful N I I Fiore I (Police 1 I mbulance . .. ....... BRADSHAWS TOWING GINGERBREAD CO -OPERA - Brock Rd. & Taunton TIVE NURSERY SCHOOL Pickering Westshore Community Centre 683-1927 Pickering 831-9246 CARDINAL NANNIES & THEOLWELL NURSERY I COMPANIONS SCHO1 Ages 2 - 5 AM & PM I 144 Old Kingston Rd. 755 Oklahoma Dr. 619-33511 ' Suite 1 Ajax (near Whites Rd.) i 839-0074 �• 114111 - I LEISURETECH INC. PARTY LINE P.O. Box 476 Beer, liquor & wine 427-4331 Home delivery I I ask for Brian 683-1570 I ' - 1 • JRM SCHOOLHOUSE PLAYCARE HOT DOGS ON THE RUN I I CENTRES OF DURHAM Catering to: Auctions, Sporting, I Locations: Private & Special Events. i AJAX: 427-8097 416-473-3077 - Donna 428-3331 • 619-3627 686-5440 BEST LITTLE HAIR HOUSE PICKERING: 420-1475 52 Ravenscroft Rd. 839-8586 Ajax 686-2489 427-7330 HERON HOUSE DAYCARE & 0111 IFA: NURSERY SCHOOL ANTIQUE TAXI 123 Heron St. 831-3333 Ajax 427-2759 • r LITTLE PEOPLES PLAY • • - r SCHOOL DAVID RAE C.A. 33 Falby Court 619-0208 Ajax MONTESSORI 428-9909 ask for Tina SCHOOLr r ALTONA ROAD DAYCARE BLAISEDALE MONTESSORI i CENTRE SCHOOL r 1367 Altona Rd. (at Hwy. #2) Established 1969 !r Pickering, Ontario Ajax 545A Kingston Rd. r 509-9743 686-5005 . r ask for Silvi Pickering 415 Toynevale Rd. r 509-5005 J1:4MJJ4'M LINCOLN CONSTANT CARE ' 1008 Dalewood Dr. T&S I$3(1y peva ' Pickering; ick9 ing 1730 McPherson Court #18 342 Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3E6 Lask for Carmen 839-8114 _ _ _ simm _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ smil ommunily Calendar is a regular feature on upcoming events. If you are a non- "............ profit or community group send your announcement to The Weekend Bay News, 1730 McPherson Court, Unit #18, Pickering, Ontario, L I W 3E6. Deadline: at lever a week before the event. Bargains, benefits, benevolence galore! EVENTS DUPLICATE BRIDGE for novice players is held every Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Road, Ajax, Ontario. For more information call Gail at 416-7253163 or Donna at 416- 683-5759. THE FREE FROM FEAR FOUNDATION is a non profit, charitable organization dedicated to helping individuals suffering from anxiety disorders (panic attacks, agoraphobia, phobias, O.C.D., and other related problems). The foundation offers support groups, information, educational materials, professional guest speakers, library (consisting of books, audio and video tapes), support and encouragement, and referrals to therapists specializing in anxiety disorders. Support groups are held twice monthly — on the first and third Tuesday- of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. For more information call 831-3871. THE ONTARIO FIBROMALGIA AND FIBROSITIS ASSOCIATION holds support group meetings every second Wednesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. The next meeting is Sept. 8 at The Arthritis Society, Faith Place, 44 William Street West, Oshawa, Ontario, parking in the Oshawa Times parking. The support group meetings are held to assist fibrositis sufferers to obtain information and learn about coping techniques through guest speakers, a library for information and helpful videos. We also share with others who suffer from the same chronic condition. Friends and family are welcome. For more information please call Betty at 436-9028 or Nancy at 436-3706 between 5:30 and 10 p.m. ALL R'S WASTE REDUCTION CENTRE is holding its next meeting for those interested in developing a sensible approach to waste reduction at 8 Barbour Cres. in Ajax on Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m. People with all types of skills and experience are welcome to share comments and suggestions. The eventual centre will be a charitable and self-sufficient organisation. For information call Jill Bontoft at 686-0633 or Sherry Brown at 428-3879. THE REFORM PARTY OF ONTARIO RIDING and candidate Don Sullivan invite you to the Election Kick -Off Public Information meeting. Come join in the festivities on Thursday, Sept. 9 in the HMS Ajax Room at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road, at 7:30 p.m. For more information call Don Sullivan, Ontario Riding Candidate, 686- 0278. THE CESAREAN PREVENTION SI: PPORT and Education Group of Durham Region holds monthly meetings from September to June, providing information and support for parents and professionals who are interested in any aspect of cesarean childbirth. These include VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean), cesarean preparation and recovery, and emotional support for parents who have experienced cesarean childbirth. Our next meeting will be held on Monday, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at 1112 St. Andrew's Court, Oshawa. Our topic for discussion will be Relaxation and Visualization for Childbirth. For more information contact Lisa Weston at 576-0.562. AJAX AQUATIC CLUR invites young swimmers to its novice competitive tryouts on Monday, Sept. 13, from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Ajax Recreation Centre pool. For more information call the registrar at 683-5966 or the president at 683-4547. THE CANADIAN CLUB of Durham Region starts its annual guest speaker series at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 14 at The holiday Inn, Oshawa. The first speaker will be D'Arcy Jenish, Senior Writer for McLeans newsmagazine. One of Canada's moat prolific writers, Jenish has produced weekly stories on everything from euthanasia to tire fires. Having recently published the complete history of The Stanley Cup games, its players and fans, the subject of his speech is Ile Stanley Cup —100 Years of Nation Building.' For reservations or membership enquiries call 571-2679 or 6683335. European Women's Health Club 5 0 O OF YoReg. Membership 758 isit LAST CHANCE! CALL NOW! 837-7 Bring in this ad for a free trial v for you and afriend. �+ E11 of u 1 Wo f lepll�s Hf'c kf) C1111� 1735 Bayly St., Pickering 83'_7758 d (East of Brock Rd.) 1T DRAWING & PAINTING LESSONS • Beginners & Advanced • Children & Adults • Days or evenings $20 per hour Please call Carol KappuuAcinsky, at 683-0640 VIOLIN LESSONSt Experienced teacher now accepting new students. $20 00 per hour. ,Phone 683-0284. 40 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax psAering vain ti Fon&wn) • aRm 3 - Adult • , lasses in creative dance, ballet, pointe, jou & tap • I3 years,ervinr the Durham arra • Special family rates, full time student rates & discamts for boys • Qualified staff, examinatiow ay. • Free one month of dance lessons. Call Eur info. Classes commence the we of Sept 13 REGISM710N DA7M- Returnioa Stiadents wed. Sept. 8, 6;00 - 9:00 Diiiector: Kamen Brittain C.D.M.A. 683-1269 Kindernastic Kids has limited spaces in the following programs: PARENT TOT KINDERGYM & CRAFT IN ACTION *new aftaerrtoon time walldng - 21/2 years CRAFTS N ACTION ages 3-51 /2 years BARBARIAN BOYS ages 6 -10 years ACRO DANCE ages 5 - 10 years Saturday classes cubo evaMANO GYM 4 DANCERS One hour gymnastics instruction designed dancers instructed by Lannette Martin "Limited Spaces" REGISTRATION DATES Sept. 9Th 2 - 4:00 pm & 6 - 8:00 pm Sept. 14th 6 - 8 pm Sept. 16th 2 - 4:00 pm & 6 - 8:00 pm For Info call Lanette or Shirley at 420-3368 LAURIE'S "LEARN TO SKATE" Learn to skate in a fun & safe environment. Qualified instructor with 15 yrs. experienced in Durham. LOW TEACHER: STUDENT RATIO All ages and levels available For more information or to register call Laurie Jones 686-9780 ' TENTH Anniversary ' 5acqueline's School of Dance with Rosalie O'Brien RECORDING (Div of 997713 Ontario Ltd.) • Adult group guitar classes STUDIO Jazz • Tap • Ballet of Pointe with Meredith Cutting *c All classes are based on British Association of Teachers of . RC.ecording classes beginning in October Dancing (B.A.T.D.) Syllabus . Ages 3 years to Adult. Special 'fir Peen and Adult Classes. JACQUELINE'S SCHOOL OF DANCE OFFERS: • Christmas Pageant • Spring Recital *` c • Competitions • Workshops *c • Examinations under BA.T.D. Syllabus • Summer Performing Arts Program • Field Trips to the National Ballet REGISTRATION Returning Students: . *` *c 'Ries.Aut;..il :5:0C 7:00 Pm Wed. Sept. 1 5:00 - 7:00 pm burs. Sc pt. 2 .5:00 - 7:00 pin Tues. Sept. 7 9:30 - 11:30 am New Students: i Tuts Sc;,:. 7 .5 00 - i 00 pm # Wed. Sept. 8 5:00 - 8:00 pin '- burs. Sept. 9 5:00 - 8:00 pm Fri. Sept. 10 5:00 - 7:00 pm rat. Sept. 11 1:00 - 3:00 pm iii *c �k ADDRESS: 1360 Ktngswn Rd. The Hub Plaza (McDonalds) Unit 13 & 15 roma-c..rnd•ri DIRECTRESS: holarship * Jacqueline Kelly A.BA.T.D. Winner Tara Bumstead >c fa overall highest mark for demi- »o or APPT.: 420-7399 character ballet at BA. T D Festival Denise Lester Dance Academy Co. Serving Pickering for 21 years. 1.5.50 Bayly St. Unit 24 At 25 / 1134 Kingston Rd. 839-3041 �- • All classes based on the BATD Syllabus •I-xarn work covered in regular classes • Yr at end revital (we work to keep recital costume inexpensive) • competitive mpetitive groups for the very talented • All classes suitable for nialc.& female. .93 PRE -RAI JET - 3 & 4 yr. olds COMBINATION CLASS - 5 yr. olds BA11Xr - 6 yrs. to advanced POINTE - By audition only TAP/JAZZ - 6 yrs. to advanced i ADVANCED MODERN - an advanced dance background required 1 t yr. old Shannon Bruce •ADULT JAZZ - fun way to keep toned for the -gold medel A scholarship winner winter. HIGHLY QUALIFIED f N TEACHING STAFF _ �► Denise Wagner or Member BATD - Ballet Tap Modern, r Choreographers Award Winner 1989.90.92-93 Susie Cuddfe-Brown Associate BATD - Ballet. w I Member BATD -Tap & Modern, = Choreographer for Wonderland Au i Wendy Matos '' 1 Associate BATD - Ballet , Member BATD -Tap, Modern Chidy Willems Associate BATD - Ballet, Modern Member BATD-Tap Broadway Babes Ryerson Dance Graduate .gots rnedsl d top to overall RIFGIST_R_ n0N Held at Bayly St. Studio gMJRNEING SnMENTS Wed. Sept. 8 & Thurs. Sept. 9,10-12 & 4-7 OPEN REGISTRATION Friday September 10, 4-7 Catgrwdrtadoss Dawen - 7 out of 7 wise at the Natioxd Axals ix O►fox& Pb ida The Bay'Ne*s; September 8,1003 33 Classical, Modern Rock, Jazz, Pop, Classical Banjo, irt >dolin, Violin, t... Wood I`— Drums Student instrument rentals >Picker ing Home & Design Con", 401 & Brock Rd. 683-6267 PINERIDGE MOW -. DAYCARE CENTRE tImENY P+ +I 831-1733 KI Ages 2-4 years- PROGRAM Am & pm programs Ages � "`' a LPdmi� CifCle �veC. age appr.X.rute g curriculum for jr std Sr KS ; -French, m.sic -Learning circle -Sensory activities SCH00'_ _1'r x ,G;AM -French I -Ar's & creative program 6 '0 9 YEARS - Cognitive, sensory. -Outdoor act, vities BEFORE. AFTER & PA. DAYS -Creative activities PLUS •F. time daycare - ages 2 to 6 years .o.^e progra - Mon ;a, Fn,ay'' 5 am to 6:00 pr-,, (except staluwy no icays) • -Ing, warm, friendly, family or entec at;,osphere • = 'rg. orofessiona , a.a �fiec staff 9,1,Droved ant I,cersec Dy Vrilst7y Co-iurity and Soca. Services. • ,osi dy a d finarcia assistance ava',able •'.--itious not meals prepare, on the premises. •re-ced outdoor piay a; ca. a'- :erestirg field trips, picnics, library visits. •Located on K;-gstor Roar (H.4 -may #2) The schooi house Next to Sl. Pauls on the H;I; Angl can C%rcn • .. • • • • •"°"°'no882 KINWON ROAD, PICKERING (SI=NCE OFF SHEPPARD AVE. VIA FAMPORT RD.) 5>tiwn/a M DRHAM M SIC R] 103 OLD KINGSTON ROAD, AJAX • 428-6266 - 428-8792 LARGE SELECTION OF SHEET MUSIC AND INSTURMENTS • Music Classes for younger Children GUITAR with Rosalie O'Brien RECORDING VOCAL • Adult group guitar classes STUDIO PIANO with Meredith Cutting NOW VIOLIN . RC.ecording classes beginning in October PRE N AUDLEY CERAMICS Come & check out our GREAT NEW LOCATION! We will be offering class & seminar registration. Many of our supplies such as paints, brushes etc. will be offered at terrific savings. Regular Business Hours commencing Sepc. 8th. Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 10 am -4:30 pm & 7:30 pm -9:00 pm Fri. 10:00 am -4:00 pm. Sac. 10:00 2.m-3:30 pm. .,352 Bayly St. W., Ajax Units I & 2 (2nd building behind Bourbon Baylysjust west of the Chrysler plant) For Further Info Call `/* 2 O— 2 5 l 9 .. __ ` sass.._..-........:.".`es'e.w,rxke. � . ""`i","'r'd."•' ..- _ ., va o .,..�,• �- ,...�. r . -.. ars« c. •,r. r .- -�, . ,. sass 'V•ss•W,••rw n. _ �,.• :-,r_. -.�_ . �! - - 34 71M 82Y Nev(4 September,8, I"3 AWE OWASCO :ADVERTISING Team spirit is waht gives so many companies an edge over their competitors. 1730 McPherson Crt.4 Unit 18 Pickering . &jI,TIj Help Wanted ! �. for Ren! TIM HORTONS in Ajax &Pickering requires mature Part Time Host/ Hostess for flexible weekend hours. Also Full Time Maintenance Person for Monday to Friday. Vehicle required. Ajax 428-6320 Pickering 831-1971 PART TIME HELP OLAN MILLS has Immediate part time positions open mornirrgg & evening hours avai(- able. If you like working with peoplegive us a call today. For more information call 420- 5883 between 9:00 & 12:00 or 5:00 - 9:00 Brewers' Choice 2 PART TIME POSITIONS available immediately. 831-2337 AJAXIPICKERING - throe bedroom, ruin floors. d pec•. I=- pool. carport S799- se99. plus. Alas - 2 bedroom basement apt 4 piece, fireplace. $575. plus 12 uYities 427.8719 BAY RIDGES One bedroom basement apartment. Separate entrance, park�'ng laundry room, available immed,atelYY $435. a 112 utilities, 292 -MV otllalgssa br RW MORNINGSIDE & SHEPPARD Large 3 bdrm. town- house, 5 app., fire- place, garage. 1'/: baths. Vera 283-fl820 KC McCall Property Maoagemert Hotrsss for Rent MOUSE FOR RENT - Ajax, det hed 3 EARN $450: WEEK m,i hrig ac bedroom• 2.112 a'�double =•ra� mal letters. .*sombl"' ppreducts from home ' (41 6) a�1-4791. ea $1arm 1 St3•e8v. S t Aglune Rel. 79C. 2A r.. hotline. ----- -_ ------------------ LE- - OEt1/ONSTRATORs -,AS , FkarldR Y11atIQs ' m Com. SSW - 81 o0o.. Award Outributore needed Whaling R"uct. major de 1. immediately. Own your own •tor••. Fun tin,.. •9.•y. No FLORIDA wpor.•r,c•. We train. Can 001 7�' Clearwater - 3 bedroom 831-7009 air cond:tloned mcblle _ TAXI OrMVERS needed over homes heated pooh hot 25. male or female. 03133W tub. fyrLnts. NX011H board. --------_ -- club house, near beech - as, o"ractioris. �niZren I I Accom odAn �aelcar,e. Photos. $275. ED. DRYWALL u.s. weedy. 683-5503 BED & . p � BREAKFAST I S k ed jkoont. eT�n9 ssya!�'���P" Clean bright house. Per night or week Where. Road 6t Oklahoma 420-0042 A/h. sof I%11t LUXURY 1st MONTH 2 bedrooms, 5 appliances, air conditioning, pool and gym. Near GO at Hwy. 2 & Wes" Road. 416-69T-0372 BASEMENTAPART Horwood a 401, 2 bed- room basement apart- ment, separate entrance, pritrab drive, treble Included. S680dmo. Fkat a last newired. Call 4 -7'262 Bachelor apt. for non Maki floor. Fully furnished, newly dec- orated, overlooks park, cable. Cal 683- 4754 AJAX 3300 sq. foot home new lake. 5 bedrooms. Looking for roommate. =385/all inclusive. Non-smoker. Available ImerAdiably. Cal 6034M or 616-3197 AJAX Luxury home, furnished room, clean & quiet. $120.00 per week. Available imm. 428-3343 1 ,16/3ibr M FOR SAIF Weddisfg dress, veil & erilllld xe, site 10. Pt: 68&7s2 $5UO.On Sofa, chair & ottoman, bias, peach & beige tweed. Have receipt. Paid $1400, asking $Iso. Steam cleaned Sept. 2/93. Localled inidcerirlg. III I I Hoods for Safe I Calt�itseb for Sala ROKA F1RENOW 4'>"r 46 iBFTt*Mso From DaMwry IN lildlaw anR Et1RNhia- im »,tiireil AJAX PICKERING APPLIANCES No reasonable offer refused, fully guaran- teed. Reconditioned appliances. Come make us a deal. 427- 6784. 467 Westney Rd. S. A*X. (14). Bankrupt, credit problem? You're OK, cars from 1978- 1984. Lease to own. No credit check. Call 686.3775 or 725.19813 • WILDWOOD FORD 1167Un� Rd. p 839-666 427-2828 Did you know that the Owasco 156357 dealership is proud to have 55 FAX co workers who, with their many YOU11 R AD years of experience, create a s 839-8135 r wealth of knowledge? �Ni ---- - - -- t3elneea1lservices -�-i Peter's Appliances SALES SERVICE PARTS STOVER DRYERS wARIIERa OWMASHERs REFRISERATORS "Since 1955" ' HOTPOINT • KITGFEN AID • AEG • GENERAL ELEMiC • MAYTAG • MOFFAT • JENN-AIR • MIELE • AMli • V,ODERN MND - WC. WOODS WE SELL PARTS FOR ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES PICKERING NEW SCARBOROUGH SHOWROOM LOCATION 1755 Pickering �•y. (unrt 12) 6o69 Krgron ticod Pickering Homs & Deign Contrs (Old l0norlon Rd & Hwy /2) sola Only Salsa & ssrvia 428-6333 282-0185 00 CENTRAL CERAMIC TILE INC. Come visit our showroom located in Y 1 The Home & Design Centre, Brock Rd. & Hwy- 401, Pickering Large selection of floor & wall tile. I Crags - - WE ALSO DO INSTALLATIONS a .Y r FREE ESTIAI/A DOG TRAINING CLASSES Starting, September Oshawa and Ajax. Durham Dog Training School. Barb Scott 576-6635 FOR SALE - COLLIE PUPS. Lassie tykes. Championship Imes. sable males. They have had eya. chocks. CKC approved. Purebreds (ped - s«) 4160149.2187.- - ' I , Flea Market OSHAWA FLEA MARKET Celebrating our 12t;h year. New Fall ratas as low as $35 per week for new ven- dors. Call Ken 683-5290 _ _ yy- TES JAY'S CRAFT SALE Bob////��}/�� 77/na _ I 11111" & SION96 Picwen nr� Rec. Compress l Call B4LV-1 / V5I#f stns***'**Yr*7r #•k Saturday October 30. 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Some tables ® * AJAX MoVINQ ""deed.. Phone:42D-191s. Rslwvatiens ` DAL Wadding Invftatlons L9L 1A _- Select from hundreds d __- -- illustralons in our store catalogue. Colours and styles are sure to please. See them at Dickson's Office Centre, 513 Waatnaq Rd. S., Ajax. 683.1Y6ti TypewrtMr Rantole n831 -2416 Y VICE Smm.L" VONATIONS iNo DEcxsOas-2416 moose from aleclnc earl Electronic typewriters. .01,:.01.- Back to School NOTTEST VENDING Specials OPPORTUNITY SINCE PAC Ia MAN - Very profitable. [jp'b 8Og°off Outributore needed RECYCLE THIS immediately. Own your own The Shoe Box cash business. Vardelism warranty. Protected t•rnbrryy. Prkenn6 Tuvm Cenu. Escell•nt opportunity. 1-800- 831-7009 3 ------------ EARN $1,000'S STUFFING Office Centre, 513 ENVELOPES For into, send `t I I • self-addressed siampotil envelope to R.S.B. enterpne- WE PRICE es. 69.. 139. Port Perry, Ont Wadding Invftatlons L9L 1A _- Select from hundreds d __- -- illustralons in our store catalogue. Colours and styles are sure to please. See them at Dickson's Office Centre, 513 Waatnaq Rd. S., Ajax. 683.1Y6ti TypewrtMr Rantole n831 -2416 Y VICE Smm.L" VONATIONS iNo DEcxsOas-2416 moose from aleclnc earl Electronic typewriters. P E * speuaiisls, Iiat role or Itrurly. ► * Specializing in DW im *Region. 9 a.m. - 9 P.M. SARIER _ ContraetS Rent them by the day, seat of Toronto. Fred 431- Contact Doug all Cefr»�ry- oda sono weekend, week or RECYCLE THIS * mt& Rae estimates. a ,abs„"'• kif`� month. Student rates. counts available. NEWSP R i townboenee, arms. rney � Carta ids Ra Rent 10 ONR1. DlCtteOnra rates jn Canada •FleAiae terms A Office Centre, 513 AaMlliliapt yeeris �- OW2015. ag4p74. W Rd. S.. Ajax. -First time Myers welaxne WE PRICE ----1 -_ ED. DRYWALL 4F1 A' FunlNurs Showrooms . p � battroorm be.«nents. In ill our huge office furniture furniture showroom eT�n9 ssya!�'���P" downstairs at our Ajax 'Steel &wood Yor.t Art b cove 9.r Curia TRIPLE A PLtIYY111G. Plaza store. Dozens of stud framing 4'a.a$a pieces of new and t • T Bar ceiirgs scratch and dent : Texkm ray s furniture. desks. chairs, C Nn g cabinets, oontgller , • Basem erks tables etc. Moro displays are at our 15jNRafsenpr erllRnw 1bNueileding Rd. �' at A 13 Ed i��M-840 f383 -1i or GogcEoua tIIIl111P 1r cc VIDEO Dec CLOCKS. Ideal to kilefw4 roe. room, or oft No GST or PST. SM96 or 4 for 89a.00. M"13L --- REPoa, REPos, REPOO . e7 -92 modals. Domestic. wily pry ►.0.P-, TOf ki00"o Ughts, plugs, stow, see. Flo job bo sr ". Reasonable rates, reelOsrltlst. coup acm A hduWfIff. RPG CRP slob atEL CTRIC GARDNM S TOPSOIL • topsoil e manure • =ravel cnuhed twe ewe & removal • Clean-ups pnopeny majntzrlarlce • larld$nping • driveways Itrfosr reasoo.We rates Free Esdmates Call Rob 428.5700 Sys I tllYs LandsCa in ! *Full services, moves, * appliance and pian arrears and power of sale ! I ALL 'airs 'siir�,rsral I FREE ESTIMATES 4:: 1110. h 1 Se.ijors discount. s awn Mainwrnnes Fhnneilil Sevvkm Short Notice moves. ' • Eased" • Cando.. Comm 668- 05 Pianos moved. arw ga4rd" 9.'l Comparable rates. 1. $None* -� • I ' � lMis�l' � (416) 432-2f150 a 263„5836 4eMw■e/ IarreM Cerraeeser 839-5349 42i PSYCHIC • I FhMlistUrtlbs ADVISOR t I Rql Estsie JoanI LOANS 53M FALL t cE M O O� •1, * speuaiisls, Iiat role or Itrurly. ► * Specializing in DW im *Region. 9 a.m. - 9 P.M. y $110 per month Now oflarin- tw. It * boxes with more. K'e now seat of Toronto. Fred 431- Contact Doug * * have available heated storage _ or Brent * mt& Rae estimates. ' • et us do your * cart 427 -OM i mortgage shopping Lowest rates jn Canada •FleAiae terms A MOVE BIG privileges OR SMALL -First time Myers welaxne WE PRICE ewe solve mortgage THEM arrears and power of sale ! I ALL 'airs 'siir�,rsral I FREE ESTIMATES 4:: 1110. h 1 Se.ijors discount. s awn Mainwrnnes Fhnneilil Sevvkm Short Notice moves. ' • Eased" • Cando.. Comm 668- 05 Pianos moved. arw ga4rd" 9.'l Comparable rates. 1. $None* -� • I ' � lMis�l' � (416) 432-2f150 a 263„5836 4eMw■e/ IarreM Cerraeeser 839-5349 42i PSYCHIC • I FhMlistUrtlbs ADVISOR t I Rql Estsie JoanI LOANS 53M FALL t cE Monday -Friday ..dada mpir+p btu swards beach, Rs "hire, a 9 a.m. - 9 P.M. 0,*M neat 10000 sera �+ty tor..t. 1 he 430-1328 seat of Toronto. Fred 431- ism _ TIRES - 101,000 - used end now. IrtstaMsel and balarneed CL11 ., stll.NOs CAROLFs� an SwdW* pop Sioct ept-1A& l�shot� be 7T1e.sorry for arty Ineomnelttanoe. ercured .pt t/Quick Service /Prim rate fM day service guaralttee Call time Heller 2540897 Pick. 436$104 Oshe 404 1 DAYCARE WANTED Pickering - Exper- lanced, mature sitter BAY NEWS wanted in our home, four evenings per W9. week from 2:30 - 11:30 pm. Ages 4 & 11. Cal as-? =. p!-�1 9.r NitlS77 DAVE'S PAIN'T'ING Faz Il: Ad : routnior /Exterior eQu"ty Work 1 01 E • Affordable Prim LmEmilmbl.M THOMAS AND CHASE ASSOCIATES Certified General Accountants are pleased tc of their offices to: announce the relocation effective August 30, 1993 Suite 211 50 Commercial Avenue Ajax, Ontario L1S 2H5 Telephone: 686-2407 LIZ. Ro F—,Z 9_ap, I.D.S. Is pleased to announce new and /extender[ hours Ht --,urs: Nlond.iy 1 l am - R pm Tuesday 9 ani - 4 pm Wednes&iy 8 am - 4:10 pm Tlh-irsday 12 7 pni Friday 8 ani - 2 pm Saturday 9,.m - -7 pm Located at 1900 Dixie Rd. Unit 9, Pickering New Patients and Emergencies Welcome Please Call 420-9211 HY HOPE FARM ROADSIDE mARKE-r Opcn rear Round • Mics • tarts • s rcet corn • home made jams A IS -O 1.4 hole.-, par :3 golf course $5 PER PERSON IUt4I, 3430 I..ikcndgc RdAshburn, Out. IAB IAO Bus. ♦ (416) 655-3091 Does your boss look like this? nn Looseat Se tlea to Md a u lob today Call 839-8114 or 686-3577 FAX US 839-8135 YOUR AD .:.:..:... BONJOUR • CHILDREN AGES 3-9 Join one of our weekly one hr. clubs to learn or improve your French through a proven program of fun stimulating activities. GAMES, SONGS, CRAFTS in French Various Club sessions offered for Beginners to Advanced FOR MORE INFORMATION & REGISTRATION Le Club Frangais will be at the 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Pickering Recreation Complex. Thur., Sept. 9, 3-9 pm 509-2778 PIANO LESSONS for Fall 93 Award Winning Studio Pickering Limited Opening Call Ingrid Yen 420-5797 In Stu,Iio ART CLASSES K:d: & Adults 4V (--)Id Kingston Rd. Pickering Village For details Call 619-8860 Limited Space The Bay News; September 8,1"3 35 AUCTION SALE THURSDAY SEPT. 8/9311 AM By order of Durham Bailiff Services, under virtue of The Landlord & Tenant Act RSO 1980, we are instructed to sell the entire contents of BLOOMERS ART GALLERY, 843 King St., W., Oshawa. Sale to include a large assortment of framed & unframed Ltd. edition prints, studio prints, display units, framing sup- plies, mat cutter, office equipment, work tables & many other related items. The entire contents will be sold "EN BLOC" as package deal. Terms are cash or certified cheque. For more info call 1-416-263- 4252. Sale managed and sold y Garry K. Powell Auctlons. AUCTION SALE "Kahn Country Auction" ...every Wed. at 6:30. p m. located on Brock Rd., Pickering, 3 miles North of 401 (exit 3991'. Featuring every W;W nesday an excellent selection of antiques, fine furniture, glass. china, collectibles, prim- itives and the usuals. So join us every Wednesday and parOa- pate in one of Ontario's "TRUE" Auctions with no buy -backs or reSAMes. 'Consignment & Estate selling our specialty.' Carl us today. Preview. from 130 p.m. Kahn Auction Servlcm 416.6830041 Place your ad now for FALL REGISTRATION Call Christian -Ann at 839-8114 ' or -r= 686-3577 SEPT. 11 N3 "SATURDAY'S AUCTION ACTION" at the Pethick Auction Barn, 2498 Cone. Rd. 8, RR89 Bowmarwi0e, 8 mi. N. Bowmanville. By order of Durham Bailiff Services, under virtue of The Landlord & Tenant Act RSO 1980, we are instructed to sell the entire contents of SAFE & SOUND 1355 Kingston Road, E., Pickering. To include qu. of novelty telephones, answer- ing machine, key cut- ting board and blanks, regular tele- phones, wood sign display, novelty items, also included is contents of barber shop, dippers, scis- sors, mirrors, lather dispensers & other related supplies also our regular sale of modern & antique furniture, appliances, glass & china, dress racks, oak French (door sets, figure manequins, Chubb office safe & many more interesting and unusual items. Viewing from 5 p.m. Terms are cash cheque or Visa. For more information call 1-416-263-4252. Sale managed and sold by Gary K. Powell Auctions & Appraisals _J >� tlwjmsjl�," 01" ZW9 sem/ 5 s,UCOE ST S., osHAwA, ONT. L1 H 4G1 • (416) 576.0479 P9 "WELCOMES YOU TO AN EXCITING PROFESSION" J�6 ADVANCED TRAINING IN ALL ASPEC7T OF Q CO.Sd1ETOLOGYINJVS7'91/2MON77-IS �,Ci1 Beauty Szipp 1 y NEW COURSES BEGIN EVERY MONTH �%O AlZ MI umn. M.-CComplete Line In I THOSE WHO QUALIFY AU Professional Products. 576-0479 Cash and carry Facility. Public Welcome. 15 Simcoe St. S., OShawa Ont. MH 4G1 728-7383 New Modern Location 36 The ftY Neww& Septembers& IM **T*T****e* * 9,if* * i00 .. .-77, 7,77 1993 Civic Hatchback Si. •i.(,L i�� iii- kNui h •I>ual flower Mirror •Intermittent Wipers, • 5 Spred Man. Trans. • ;Speed Man Trate. • Rear V(iper/V(/asher •P(,wer a wheel Disc Brakes • 14" Performance tires • Tac hometer • Power Steering • . )river % Side Airbag • I old I?ow n Rear Seat •Sj"rt V( heel Overs •1-11t Vi'heel • i'. •wer Sun Roof 0 0111:1 Air-;!IN=J_1--rT• • l lk r r•I �r a� E 1 -,di cc W I Accord Sedan EX1t Auto. A.L.B.. CD Player, P 1226 $179795 Accord Sedan EXR Spoiler. Proof, air bag. PI2M x179,395 Aird Cpe. EXR x179,995 "Green", auto, loaded, P1457 Accord > ,. air P13W $159495 Accord wagon EX Aaw. air, � trade, COS" $169995 Civic Sedan W .eta. Plzss13,695 Civic HatcL Sl P/t+oof. , S sp. 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