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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBN1993_10_27IUNBELIEVABL�' Dan McTeal e rides Liberal wave_"I i `victory Election extremes Liberal candidate Dan McTeague enjoys a victory dance with fiancee Daniella Rossi (above) after Monday's Liberal landslide swept through Ontario_ Distraught PC incumbent Rene Soetens (right) conceded defeat and thanked party workers and his family. -Otx*w by Peter Wck*ak k Opio as 1b vs��3�4 : � rw ,r.+r • • r IV By Glenn Hendry Call it a landslide. Call it a tidal wave. Call it what you will, but Ontario Riding has a new MP after Dan McTeague rode a wave of �herai sentiment sweeping the nation to victory in Monday's federal election. It's a time for celebration in the McTeague camp after their .avorite cruised to win by almost 11,000 votes. It's also a time of celebration for Liberal supporters across the country after Canadian voters turned the ballot boxes into a sea of red to elect a majority Liberal government, almost wiping out the ruling Progressive Conservatives in the process. Unbelievabie," said a humbled McTeague as he made his grand appearance at the Victorian Garden restaurant in Pickering Village after his victory was assured. His entrance — to the chorus of "We are the Champions" and the cheers of more than 200 wildly enthusiastic supporters — left him temporarily at a loss for words. "I can't describe the feeling, fve worked so hard to get here. Now that I m here, what do I do nowt McTeague, however, quickly recovered his voice and promised his supporters that he and his party will not let Canadians down in solving the economic woes of the country. He identified jobs, as well as medicare, high taxes, and the lack of trust in politicians, as top Continued on Page 3 Ontario Riding results Dan-"McTeague, Lib. 381,746 Don Sullivan, Ref. :7,930 Rene Soetens, PC :16,836 -Lynn Jaddin,NDP 2,734 :fob McMenemy, Nat. 'Doug Anderson, Ind. 701 George Kozaroff, Ltn. 418 Cott Law= CP Berard Morris, NL 348 ache PSR 54 r �lifoods, Abol `h 45 ...during.,;KITCHEN : ooa xitchena . �the � aSALE - E� ori Anniversary k Ki tc n o u rt Come in & get T your Factory ,.: : 11=04Y `a Cash Coupo fir" .. % Pickering Home & Design Centre Mania► &ia ad N Kitchene i _:.1755 Pickering Parkway • 619-0599 for bonus accasorics. 2 The Bay News, October 27, 1993 Reformers the new voice of right wing, says Sullivan g g By Michael Maunder Now that the federal Progressive Conservative party has been demolished, Reformer Don Sullivan sees his party emerging as the true voice of the right wing in Canada. 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"There is a union of Conservatives with Reform and Progressives with Liberals," he said, analyzing the election results pouring into his campaign office on election night. The crossover of Conservatives to his party would have giver. Reform the victory in Ontario Riding, if not for the personal popularity of PC incumbent Rene Soetens, he said. That popularity resulted in Soetens getting 16,000 votes. As it was, the Reform Party gathered 27,000 local votes while the winning Liberals got 38,000 votes. Reform and the PCs split the right wing vote, and so the Lberas came right up the middle to score a huge victory. But second place went dear;y to Sullivan, as it did to Reformers throughout the province, giving legs,:-acy 'o his claim that the tnie conservative option s now the Reform Party. It was a message echoed by Reform leader Preston Manning who spoke from Calgary on election night. "The political landscape of Canada has been significantly altered," Manning said around midnight as television analysts showed his party running neck - and -neck with the Bloc Quebecois for second place across Canada. He vowed Reior ::ers will stand up for fisc?! responsibility and a vision, of federalism based on grassroots democracy. Both positions are traditional conserva:ive stancs and were cheered lustily by Reformers who packed Annandale Golf and Country Club for Dor. Sull;van's post-election parry. Sullivan praised the 400 volunteers who had worked hard for his election bid and noted that most of them had little previous political experience. "It's a real victory for the grassroots when people who have never been involved in politics before get such a good result," noted campaign organizer Patricia Schmidt. It was clear on election night that most of the Reformers were new to this kind of work — election results at campaign headquarters lagged far behind television results; telephones were jammed; and scrutineers often ended up driving to the office to post their results. Contrast this will the smooth - running Tory machine — expenenced volunteers and poll captains, a computer hook-up that projected results as they carne in from the polling stations, and local municipal politicians dropping in to lend their support. Second place ain't bad. Sullivan made it locally; Reform made it across Ontario; and the debate will continue about who s second rationally. Council pitches in to recycle Ajax Council has swung its support behind a local residents grand plan for a multi-purpose recycling centre. ZBontoft took the next step in creating the centre — designed to accept all types of waste and discarded items, from coat hangers and sports equipment to =6 appliances and old books — with the approval of council To help her cause, Bontoft was accompanied at last week's council meeting by five Lincoln Alexander Public School students. Each made an impassioned speech to councillors asking for the town's backing. The municipal support is necessary for the success of the centre, Bontoft said, because funding requests to both :he federal and provincial governments must go through the local municipality. Bontoft is applying for a $167,000 grant from Environment Canada (over three years) and a one-year $65,000 grant from the provincial Ministry of Environment. She is also looking for financial support from the local business community. Bontoft said she hopes the recycling centre will be self- sufficient in three years, adding that she expects to handle 169 tonnes of material in the first year. The centre will expand the 311's concept (reduce, reuse, recycle) by adding repair and resale. THE NEXT DECADE. GUARANTEED.. Volkswagen's optional 10 yeaN1609000 km extended power train warranty on all new Golfs and 1Jettas free on 1.993 until Oct. 31 st. • This optional extended warranty is available from your - At ten years, this is the longest factory -backed extended warranty available. Volkswagen dealer on all new Golfs and Jettas. • Now you can lease the all new Jetta for $269* a month, and that includes • The warranty covers complete power train for ten Guaranteed Mobility -24 hour roadside assistance! Quantities are limited. Hurry in A years or 160,000 km. to Pickering Volkswagen and drive worry -free for the next ten years. GO *Lease based on 48 months, $1,500 downpayment. Taxes, licensing, freight, P.D.I. and insurance extra. JETTA • From Page 1 priorities for his new government. "The people of Ontario Riding have passed on a very simple message — we have four years to turn things around. You've given us a tremendous mandate but there's a certain urgency to deal with 'hese issues quickly," he said. "People have given us an opportunity, not a blank cheque, but an gpportunity to address these problems." McTeague's margin of victory, while impressive, was not as easy as it looked. He was in tough with Reform Party candidate Don Sullivan, who entered election day as a co -favorite with McTeague. Progressive Conservative incumbent Rene Soetens, who won by 11,878 votes Ln 1988, finished a distant third this time. McTeague praised both candidates. He noted that he had "some very tall shoes to fill" in replacing Soetens and thanked Sullivan for giving the liberals "a real run for our money." While McTeague said he expected a liberal victory, he admitted the margin of victory nationally was unexpected and a little bit surprising. "We had a good plan., a good agenda. It was digestible and ur:derstandabie. It stood the test of time and endured the six weeks of the campaign," he said 'But I expec ed a good fight both ioca]y and McTeag.:e p b rty si . oL c ..1 liberal leader and incoming Prime Minister Jean Chretien at the onset of the campaign, but the Prime Minister -elect changed from a "liability" to a positive force by election day, he said. McTeague, who becomes the first liberal member in Ontario Riding since 1979, gave credit to his "rag -tag army" campaign team for the victory, estimating his pollsters had knocked on 4 8, 000 doors since the election was announced. But his first and last thank -you went to Daniella Rossi, who will walk down the aisle at St. James Catholic Church in Oakville Saturday with the riding's newest MP. "She's kept me humble — you don't know Italian women," he joked when he arrived at the victory party. Rossi, for her part, was overwhelmed at the outpouring of support for her h,,.sband-to-be. "I'm just really ecstatic right now," she said. "It'll probabry .am a few hours — or a few days — for : to sink in." The victory was a belated birthday present for McTeague, wno turned 30 on October 16 but, because of , .e campaign, Missed as parry. His wedding Saturday s one parry he won't mss, however. McTeague, who will be honeymooning in ;he Dominican Repubi;c :rsead of 0 -awa. said he cid not expect to be of•ered a cabinet post 7o'::7g 'hat Chretien has a weaitn of taient ..._Hugs and best - ::wishes Well-wishers gave Dan McTeague a warm reception {Democrat opponent Lynn Jacklin. photos by Peter Wolchak The Bav News. October 27.1993 3 0mn Woc"aK MAKING A POINT: New Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague addressed his supporters after Monday's election victory. Soetens' election bid "Liberally" rejected By Dan McLean Prior to the dcrs ng of election -c::s Monday night, some of Pent Soetens' campaign workers _ec.:iated the incumbent P70gressive Conservative MP was i for a tough battle. L::e did they or anyone else .::ow at the time that the 00 --%cal race would prove to be no contest at all. The first reported poll at approximately 8:20 p.m. that everting showed liberal nominee Dan McTeague with 57 votes, Reform Party candidate Don Sullivan with 52 votes, and Soetens trailing with 23. Things went from bad to worse as steady streams of polling results showed the incumbent Progressive Conservative finishing a poor thud in vutualy every result. By 8:45 p.m. the race was over for Soetens. It was a sombre and sentimental crowd of campaign workers and supporters who gathered at the Ajax Commuilty Centre at appra dmately 10 p.m. to hear a defeated and dejected Soetens summarize the aftermath. He didn't try to hide his feelings during an Interview before his formal speech to the gathering. "It looks to me that the majority (of voters) wanted more spending," he said, anal Zng :he nation-wide Liberal landslide. ?hat's what they're going to yet. I just hope he (Prime Minister- eiect Jean Chreren) doesn t _;ve Rene Soetens Dejected ;a defeat up to Miss• promises. Being a Liberal, he probably won't." Soetens admitted that he and his handlers felt his re-election bid was in soave diflladty during the campaign. However, Soetens insisted he could not have fa*t a better fight. "We had as strong an organization as we did in '88," he said. "I think we addressed the issues. We did everything be -e- :fan -hey did but get the W es." Dur'ng his speech to supporters, Soetens irs:s;ed he had no regrets and :Wade no apologies for his five-year term it par"ament. ••I wasn't elected as a 'yes' man, I wasn't eiected to run away fro n issues, I wasn't elected to spend your money," he said. As for the failure of his own and his party's re-election campaign, Soetens laid the blame squarely on the shoulders of the media whom he said "failed to deliver the message" and "didn't look at the irdividua C In addition to thanking a lengthy fist of campaign workers and supporters, Soetens praised former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney. I do consider it an honor to be pant of the Mukoney years to Ottawa," he said, telling his campaign supporters that "it's been five grand years and I thank you very muds for it." Soetens those not to speculate on his political future, saying he would wake up Tuesday morning as "private citizen Rent Soetens." "l have no doubt 11 enjoy that fife." 4 The Bay News, October 27,1993 4) Support the United Way MOCCASINS • GIFTWARES • T-SHIRTS • HATS • TOYS • GAMES • z LU0 rn LL C3 _Z 1 O H • W J CL M Q a Ac Leans DURHAM'S #1 STOCKING STUFFER WHOLESALE OUTLET! 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During an interview last week, Metro Works Commissioner Robert Ferguson said his department wants to alleviate concerns expressed by Pickering staff and elected representatives over the proposal. Metro's works department hopes to gain provincial approval to move 110,000 tonnes of material from the Metro -owned, 750 -acre Brock North landfill to Brock West. The total cost for the transfer is estimated at approximately $700,000. It will take six months to complete the work. Brock North landfill is located east of Brock Road and north of the 5th Concession in Pickering. Ferguson said he initially anticipated the waste transfer could begin in January, since moving the landfill material during winter months would minimize odors from excavation. During a meeting Oct. 20, Metro's waste committee agreed to postpone the request for two weeks in order to dialogue further with the Town of Pickering. Ferguson said Metro has no plans to use Brock North as a hire dump. 'It's really just to move the waste so that we can clean-up the site," he told The Bay News. 'We have no plans for the Brock North site. Brock North isn't a prospective landfill." Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs said he'll meet with town staff this week to create a formal list of concerns and expectations with regard to the Metro plan. He added that Pickering may request an additional deferral if more time is needed to develop a local strategy. Arthurs said he wants to learn whether the waste transfer 'will solve one problem by aggravating another." He also wants assurances that Brock North won't be used again as a landfill. 'That for me would be paramount in endorsing what's being proposed," the mayor told The Bay News. But it will be a tough sell to gain Pickering council approval of the Metro plan. Ward 3 Regional Councillor Kip Van Kempen is expected to introduce a motion on Nov. 1 asking the province's environment ministry to revoke a Certificate of Approval at Brock West. Town council is also pondering a move to seek a legal injunction against Metro and its operation of Brock West. Local politicians are expected to make a decision next month. The landfill material transfer is expected to save Metro approximately $100,000 a year—the cost of operating Brock North's leachate collection system, storage, and removal. In a Metro works committee report, Ferguson reasoned that 'the increasing on-going annual Catch the Leafs The luck of the draw could win you corporate box seating at a Toronto Maple Leafs hockey game next month, courtesy of Tribute Corporation and the Ajax - Pickering United Way. Tickets are now on sale for a Dec. 22 Leafs game where you, along with five guests, could be sitting pretty in a corporatebox seat high atop Maple Leaf Gardens. The draw will be held Dec. 8. Tickets are $2 each or three for $5. 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The two real councillors FAX celebrated it by assuming the roles of the mayor, I are no strangers to heated debate at regular Monday 839-8135 A P.B.N. Pub&bing Ltd. Neuspaper night council meetings. The two students simply Editor: .............................................. Dan Mclean Director of Advertising: ............... Charles Peters Special Features Manager: ........... Yvonne Lewis Photographer:...............................Peter Wolchak 1730AfrPbtrson Court, Unit 18, Pickering, Ontario LIW iE6 The election aftermath That thundering crash you may have heard here Monday night was a tidal wave of liberal popularity sweeping through Ajax and Pickering and making its way across Ontario. Leh in the aftermath was an energetic and fresh newly -elected MP, a sincere and dowrrto- earth hopeful who should feel excited about his future, and a disappointed, bitter political incumbent - Dan McTeague, like most of the other members of the federal Liberal party, made all of the right moves during a lengthy campaign. From the beginning of his bid to win the Ontario Riding seat, McTeague displayed a driven determination and optimistic outlook that were difficult to ignore. And so here's his payoff — a worthy victory that will hopefully bring about the kinds of positive promised changes in federal government. It's an opportunity McTeague and his party dare not squander lest they suffer the fate of Rene Soetens and the federal Progressive Conservatives. Reform Party representative Don Sullivan has to be feeling good about his election showing. He finished a strong second, well ahead of the riding's incumbent. Throughout the campaign, Sullivan displayed sincerity and +enormous (pardon the expression, Don) grit. He was frank and forthright when it came to discussing issues. It was a refreshing approach to conventional nonsensical rJediockering. - Sullivan and the Reform party have to :believe they've gained a strap foothold in this community. Something they can build on during the next five years. The political demise of Progressive Rene Soden was a painfully sad thing to witness. During 13 years in uwoicipal ;and federal elected office, Soeten has by all -accounts been a solid and dependable :community servant. file probably deserved :better than the poor third-place finish he received. The saddest part of Soetens' election loo is ,the seemingly bitter way he has costa to leave blaming the media for his misfortune and ;takng Wig shots at Uberal supporters. It was unbecoming for someone who's previously shown so much lass in adverse situations. All 11 candidates who chose to contest the Ontario Riding federal seat should be ,,congratulated for their community concern and .desire to take an active pad lin prompting posidw change. It tabes a lot of guts to face a :hostile electorate. $titer luck ne3d time. vet« Wacnak JUST DESSERTS: Grade 3 student Casey Legault creams Fairport Beach Public School principal Kevin Lowe during an assembly celebrating the Pickering school's $7,500 fundraising effort. Students try their hand at politics They were almost as polished, much more eerie performances of the day were given by Sada protest to Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman over :-ne enterai=.g and cerairry 'xner icolcrg. Armstrong and Amy Strand, both of Ajax High transport ministry's pians to close the Harwood Unforrunate % they were in charge of the Town School. Avenue Highway 401 interchange, and came out of Ajax for only one day. Armstrong took on Regional Councillor Roger against the extension of Lake Driveway because of The occasion was Local Government Day in Ajax Anderson's title while Strand became Ward 3 potential natural habitat destruction. Wednesday. A group of local high school students Councillor Steve Parish. The two real councillors Armstrong, on the other hand, brushed off celebrated it by assuming the roles of the mayor, I are no strangers to heated debate at regular Monday environmental concerns and held on tightly to the councillors and town staff for a mock meeting in the night council meetings. The two students simply town's purse strings. She didn't support the new count chambers. picked up where the real politicians left off. firehall plan and took Strand to task over her desire The mood of the day was light. Jennifer Brewer, Strand championed the causes of better -trained for the town to pick up the tab for a marketing a Pickering High School student given the plum firefighters and a new firehall but unlike Parish, who survey for Harwood Avenue merchants. position of mayor Ca mayor with hair, the real "Why should the town use tax money to do the McCoy," Jim Witty said), was a case in point. Shestudy?" she asked "that's like the Eaton Centre handed the job with great aplomb and also got the asking Toronto to pay for a study so they can get biggest laugh by atteanptirng to settle a debate Quer W. more business." the name (Miller Creek or Westney HeighW for the ..HEU: For the record, the downtown market survey fnrture A4 oorrurxanity centre. Her offer to name the request lost by a 43 we and both the new fireball community centre after herself was defeated, plan and the extension of Lake Driveway were however rejected in tie votes. That rejection nowAhstarding, Brewer said being If you're scoring, that's 2-1 for the mayor -for -a day was an ed<ratiotwl and adataining is developing a reputation at council for being fiscally kmsft*Anderson side. Just tike Monday nights. operience "!t was great. 1 had no idea what it was like," she frugal, Strand expres6ed little fear Ajax could pay for the proposed fire station. She said the town It also means the mock cour was oh4or-three dl on action pians, with only "continued dialogue" and told The BQl►Yre on TVall the ' would find the money somewhere, "like in a bake a few surveys commissioned. To the real Ajax but you kind of flip past them." She did admit, with a political course being sale." council's credit, they usually aocompbh more than offered at her school next year, she win likely pay She also approved of a marketing plan to aid the mock gathering did this day. more attention to council telecasts in the hrtttre. downtown businesses, supported firing off a letter of Only they'rot as much fun to watch.' probably watch tt now," she saiawithth alaugh "Just to see where 1 went wrong." Letters welcome .,Most of the gWents assumed their roles to a t. The Bay News welcomes Letters to the Editor. Letters should be Darren Beedle of Pickering High School came complete with a Peter TdWsen4ike dry wit and the limited to 300 words and are subThey must be subject to editing. planning directors trusted poirrter. Burt the truly s the address and telephone number Of the. sender, Computer network provides wide range of information By Genn Hendry With a computer and a modem, information on everything from public library hours to the current price of corn could be at the fingertips of Durham Region residents by next June. The system is called Freenet, and it's an information -sharing computer network that can link up users throughout the region. The leading edge of a new telecommunications medium, Freenet provides information on local and electronic mail, education, the community, health, technology, government, the arts, recreation, the law and much more. The system started in Cleveland, Ohio in 1984 and is now found in 11 American communities, New Zealand, as well as Ottawa and Victoria in Canada. The system is also ready to go on-line = by next spring or earlier — in Toronto, Edmonton, Elliot Lake, Ont. and Trail, B.C. By next summer, if a group of four local computer hobbyists have their way, the system will also be on-line in Durham Region. Steven Cavanaugh, a Whitby computer technician and a member of the Durham Free Network's steering committee, said the response has been phenomenal since plans for the system were announced. "I've had over a dozen calls and John Norman (another committee member) has received over 20 in just a few days. They're all asking 'how can I help,' 'where can I get more information,' Cavanaugh said recently. "So far, the support has just blown the doors off me." The system will be staffed entirely by volunteers and will only be a success with the help of the whole community, Cavanaugh said. In Ottawa, the network has already picked up 200 volunteers (and 8,500 users) in just six months. Most users will participate simply by using the system, but many others are needed to get the system into operation. Using the system is simple enough, Cavanaugh added. Anyone with access to a computer and a modem can tap into any of the participating organizations to find out details on municipal programs, service club meetings, school homework, or just general information sharing between users. Freenet will also be a boon to the elderly and the disabled, opening up the information world to those who can't get out of their homes. But the key, Cavanaugh explained, is that the system will be able to link everyone in the community, not just computer addicts or hobbyists. In Ottawa — where modem sales have jumped 800 per cent this year — no one is more than 10 minutes from Freenet computer access. The market is certainly there in Durham, Cavanaugh said, with more than 20 per cent of Durham households owning a personal computer. The information is free and easy enough for first-time users, he added. So far, the steering committee has received positive feedback from service clubs, various chambers of commerce and boards of educations, EDS Canada (the world-wide computer supplier for General Motors), Durham College and several municipalities, including the Town of Ajax. Start-up costs are expected to be in excess of $250,000 and the steering committee members are looking for funding assistance. N . o compensation for residents Elizabeth Street residents who endured 11 months of road construction in their neighborhood wont be getting the tax break they hoped for from the Town of Ajax. Residents had argued they were entitled to a tax credit because of problems associated with road reconstruction work /4n 18 -name petition was pesented to council Oct. 18. A letter included with the petition described a litany of problems that occurred during the road reconstruction, inciding the absence of garbage pick-up, school bus service and emergaxN service. Telephone services were also fregtretrtyiy lost due to out cables. . "However, town council rejected the claim after being advised by legal staff that a tax credit to Elizabeth Street residents is not required. Instead, residents will get a speed limit reduction to 40 km on their street and an apology from the taws. Elizabeth Street reconstruction work was originally Wieduled to take orily 10 weeks. However, the contractor, Targa Constriction, went out of business during the road work. ... 1111411 The Bay News, October 27,1!"3 7 Install a high efficiency gas oil or propane furnace NOW and DON'T PAY until next year (1994)o.A.C. OR High -efficiency gas furnace can save you up to 65% on your heating bills. Gas Fireplaces Humidifiers Duct Work Duct Cleaning Air Cleaners Hot Water Heating Hot Water Tanks See our working models at our showrooms. m 4mLEWOOON H"IL HEATING 3 AIR CONOITIONING l PICKERING/AJAX 428-0333 WHITBY 427-9261 ==W. U2PS!", ONLY uphot.�. y4wwmaa �BitMan WEEK ONLY I 1 282-73_16immor 86 2 LtNti I't'1lC't' : � r., t•, .�►;� � , �,��, s Tlw sir Nevis, oaoea n. ts� Sex -line telephone calls made during Brougham firehall break-in The security of rural firehalls is being questioned after it was revealed last week that 55 calls were made to 900 -exchange numbers from an office telephone during a Brougham firehall break-in last year. Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner briefly raised the matter during a council meeting Oct. 18. According to Brenner, the 900 -exchange telephone calls were made during a three-hour apparent break-in in the early morning hours of Dec. 21, 1992. They included calls to assorted telephone sex lines, credit counselling services and sports lottery pools. Charges for 900 -exchange numbers generally amount to $10 minimum per call. However, none of the calls was paid for by the town. Brenner said all were charged back to the telephone company. The 900 -exchange calls were discovered by the town's treasury department. A report in January by former Fre Chief Steve Stewart concluded the Brougham firehall was �roi;.__ EUROMCU AUTO GI" S�� REPLACEMENT rf-*e pay the 550.00 Deductible pop PLUS we gi.vt yw 525.00 Cash Back! For a total of S75,00 860 BROCK RD. S. UNIT 1, PICKERING Inwran(c Call for an appointment! Oni , 837-7819 COME VISIT THE "WE CARE GANG" 011� Bf VE�I�i«s ""7"'LosJ�ucJTM .. :N �On1y Our client T ienke has lost over 50 Its. b is 311111 90189. Talk to the professional weight loss advisors. We are dedicated to helping you .achieve your weight loss goals. Learn to eat regular foods and keep your weight off. FREE CONSULTATIONS into by a group of youngsters, Brenner said. 'here were no signs of a break-in, nor had the Brougham fire station been vandalized, according to Brenner. The issue raises concerns about security in rural fireballs, he said. "if the (irehall was secure, how did it happen?" Brenner told The Bay News. "How could something be broken into for three hours and nobody be aware of it? I'd like to see the police report (of the break-in). There are a lot of questions, in my mind." Brenner said he wants to make sure there's no misunderstanding about who made the telephone calls. He also wants to make sure proper safeguards are in place to prevent future break-ins at the Brougham station. The situation could have been disastrous, Brenner said. "What if the firefighting equipment had been damaged? If our firehalls are always vacant and not staffed, then they're primary targets (for vandalism)." Brenner said hell look at the police report and decide on a course of action. '7f there is no police report then that raises other questions." Ajax committee appointments are creating a political rift By Glenn Hendry A rift is developing between A, -ax councillors over the town's sys.ern of awarding committee appointments. A notice of motion .from Regional Councillor Susan Dulny :o rev;ew the system was hotly debated at the Oct. 18 council :meeting and was eventually deferred until April. Ward 3 Councillor Steve Parish wants immediate action on the issue, demanding the review be completed by Nov. 15. Parish said there are problems with the current system of appointing committee members, chairs and deputy mayors, noting that such appointments were not done 'by the book" "I think it's time we went back to the spirt and the letter of the procedure bylaw," he said. "If we don't choose on the basis of merit, that's called patronage." "Frankly, if we continue the way we are doing, the sovereignty and the authority of coundl is seriously eroded." Mayor Jim Witty objected to Parish's patronage allegation, saying he as mayor wasn't a "dictator." The current system tries to fit councillors on committees they've shown an interest in or where they would be best suited, Witty said. Me process works now," he Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference 1. (Free Consultation) a J.s Np,- W_ New soft -touch' materials for sensitive gums • ® J*, 1992 Walter Wimmer, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ( LOWER LEVEL) 4Z04020 • Toll Free 1.800.661.5020 ' M Steve Parish Ward 3 Councillor said. "The mayor has to have some impact over more than W, cutting ribbons." Both Ward 4 Councillor Jim McMaster and Ward 2 Councillor Scott Crawford came to the defence of : e -mayor. a::d the current appa:=e7. sys:em McMaster said there is no rush to make changes. Crawford pointed out it ;s "absolutely essential" that the incoming chief administrative officer (CAO) be involved in the decision-making process. Current CAO Dave Low 's retiring this year. The town :s conducting a search to find a replacement. Parish, however, said it sn', necessary to involve staff ir.:�e debate, adding that any decs:or made would be "strictly political." Ward 5 Councillor Pat Brow: agreed there are some problems with the current appointment process. "But it's considered bad form :o criticize the system.` she added. A "ec's:on to defer tc a ca::ec ^" _. 53 vo-e FREE Chicken Sandwich *Buy a Chick Medium Fries at the regular price & get a second Chicken Sandwich FREE! CHICKEN' T + CHICKEN' I FESANDWICH SANDWICH IFREF •Buya Chicken Sandwich & I •Buy a Chicken Sandwich & I Medium Fries at the regular price & pet a second chicken sandwich FREE! I Medium Fries at the regular price & get I I a second Chicken sandwich FREE! I PNno pl..Mlt ft ov*on bdon Olde ft. Roc "M W& my cow dw. No cob 1.1». I Pbwo noont d1-6 owm bdom oidwh I I Not wira with aay otlnr dw. No cub W". at �4�+w meq' • y W�un:�►.0 beew. VAN N R..�wn I www a a o' �e. I , EVW(1 UTE: M,.0 , VM only at *x a b PWW1 bodIN , R�N6Z f Til. 0F1=. 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For more than a million parents, Sylvan Learning Centres is the answer. Our positive, caring, individualized instruction boosts students' grades - along with their self-esteem. To take the sting out of the education crisis, call Sylvan today. Sylvan Learning 44WVOLeCentre® Helping kids be their bests" Sylvan Learning Centre Kendalwood Park Plaza .1801 Dundas Street East Whitby, Ontario Phone: 4041818 w c " ,+a s"��s 7iF:aa`•_ e#?,4 :J,��i- •.: s�...rin.�wlG:.....:.+ ► a r� r ,... ,.�...- . . .1.14, s�F-4 i►.� '� r'Sd7► 10 Mw Baer News, October 27,1993 �ovEm�Ez �avu2��. PERM SPECIALS 1 3 4,9 5 cu=e included boy or girl under J_ FIREE haircut for i years .. with perm special Call Debbie or Karen Monday to Friday FTN I ON a • r We have 3'b/arbers. No waiting. 71anh i f unisex OTa.&¢.�.tyLin y 3 Harwood Ave. 5 . (corner of Harmood & Hwy. e2) 683-0164 (we've got.. a Better Idea) e offer a unique a . custom farmed one piece practical ahernaave to W tub-toeeiling Bath Wallis and the high cost of bath- Shower Stalls :,••.n, remodelling • vir tleDy mamtelowre tree • Acrytk. pOn lx.ude-to-memnm Bathtub • Tested & proven in thousands of Ijners tit snuggy over commercial a residential existing tube. lled iu 2 bows or less, • Iryuws en tuarwtee - Writteng .nthout di.wrbing esisting tub. Call now for FREE wale, hies. pitrmbhrg or boon. in-home estimate. Get,your flu shots'this fall For many people, gig the flu is a minor problem like the common cold. But for others, especially those 65 and more, it can lead to a serious, even fatal illness. SAVE THOUSANDS Over Total Cabinet ReWacenwnt KITCHEN CABINET REFACING OR REPLACEMENT We Design, Manufacture ar Install • New Genuine Wood Or Formica Save an Additlonal Doors & Drawer Fronts... 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High-risk groups include people over 65 and those who have serious heart, lung or kidney diseases, diabetes or cancer, are irnfected with HN or have certain other serious conditions. Also considered at high risk are all residents of Ontario s nursing homes, homes for the aged and chronic care facilities. This year, the flu vaccine is also free to staff of nursing homes, homes for the aged and chronic care facilities who care for patients. The flu vaccine poses no risk to pregnant women or the fetus. However, anyone who has a severe allergy to eggs should not get a flu shot since the vaccine contains a trace of egg protein. fK OkiK TX<00N We've brought the Danforth to Whitby for more information call 668-0778 "Once a Week Go Greek!" one block North of 401, Brock St., Whitby OPTOMETRISTS Dr. E. Gillezeau Dr. M. Fitzsimmons Dr. Joanne Malchuk !Dr. K. Narayansineh WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE r NOTICE OFFICIAL OPENING W.A. TWELVETAEES BRIDGE TAUNTON ROAD AT WEST DUFFlN CREEK (EAST OF WHITES ROAD) PICKERING The Regional Municipality of Durham will be conducting an official ceremony for the open- ing of the W.A. Twelvetrees Bridge at 2:00 p.m. on: - Wednesday, November 3,1993 x } 4 1 Following the ceremony the new bridge will be open to traffic. M1 The public is cordially invited to attend the ceremony to be held at the east end of the bridge. x For further information, please contact Mr. R.W. Price, R Eng. at the Region of Durham Works Department at (905) 668-7721. ,G. HERREMA Chair j} ,jReaion of Durham h J. AKER + 1 -V. SILGAILIS, R ENG.:,, Chairman, Commissioner Works Committee of Works FAmmy DEr*msT =� Dr. Gerry Spinosa .welcomes all new patients 1854 Liverpool Road - (North of the Old Liverpolol House) - t C WILD WILLY'S P wo, . 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I It 'Jl! 1 The barter system is back There are many who believe the ancient barter system — pre -cash and pre - credit card — was the last efficient economic system. But if you think that system is only ancient history, think again. And think Barter World, Inc. Barter World's nearly 200 exclusive members are currently trading more than 1.000 different products and services between each other on a monthly volume of approximately $80.000. That's $80,000 in new sales between a few hundred businesses every month; S80,000 in cash saved by these business people every month and $80,000 in new sales guaranteed not to reach the competitors of Barter World members. A Durham computer consuiting/ac counting business owner, in fact, is trading $16,000 of his services at retail prices to new clients to help reduce cash expenses of building an addition at his home. Four contractors are collectively joining forces to complete the excavating, block foundation, carpentry, electrical, plumbing, insulation, kitchen cabinetry and roofing work. 1. AN tune -u kdo Pwts 1/! NpGs id1M .2. 4 L Oil &Filtroer 14A* 3. Anti -Frieze (gr-) 15-911110 2-JAX.PAR?AUTL F� � books 16y 40 yer'sIn b le* 711 FlnNy Avenue 6194000 Alex, ntsrto - In place of receiving approximately $4,000 in cash, each contractor will receive $4,000 in "trade dollars," leaving no collection problems or payment terms. Also, the contractors are now able to use their Barter World credit card to spend any or all of the trade dollars. They can purchase any product or service included in a 100 - page client directory that offers over 1,000 different products or services, from tool rentals to restaurants. The client list stretches from Mississauga in the west, across Metro and Durham to Cobourg in the east, and north as far as the Kawarthas. Barter World is looking for the following businesses: asphalt paving, automobiles (used), bakery, car and truck rental, carpet retail, dog grooming, donut shop, dry- cleaners, electrician, firewood, furniture retail, gas fireplaces, hair stylist, ladies clothing, meat retail store, men's clothing, music lessons, office supplies, pet supplies, restaurants, satellite systems, ski pro shop, ski resorts (downhill), snowmobiles and parts, sports equipment, tanning salon, television/VCR sales, veterinarian, video rental and window/door sales. To learn more about Barter World, call 1-800-668-5915 for a no -obligation information package containing a complete client list. WINNING WINDOWS: Barter World's newest racKertng-rhiax member is dim Clenwat, owner of Deluxe Diseoant Windows, whose Company offers mper:or products at comPedt1w Prices. TANS 236 Ba* St. W., Alms Do it ALL with propane 505 Victoria St. E. Wh tby 668-3328 <_ wQDVJM FORD SALES CID. 1161 NNIU M W. MdBI &am to walf9 d faiw K m #*4 SALES 8396666 Mon. -Thum 427-2828 9 Mar 9 sm - 6 pm •420.1448 CENTRAL VACUUM Montessori School .st.19s9 _ Ag" 1sMtn -1zY"M 545 Kingston Rd., E. of ChufcA st.). Ajax 403 Kingston Rd., (corns Rothorglen). Ajax 415 Toynevale Rd., [Kingston Rd. & Roupemowt), Pickering Call us fora visit You'll be Im�sssd 509-505 rwa»,m.r"�eaaoa... avw we �o�ax�c �.� •E3Dt w�,w°`ia Bae xae to � exr. BUSINESS PEOPLE TRADING OVER'TW DIFFERENT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES MATH BUSINESS PEOPLE. MMUMN FAMW Isk 2W Ralllsl Ar3rdapertiesMoripspes AIW Ift on RW-InmConsallIfIfta utal ft Selfa -anploy Bad cnwk No Inwme, Ido Pimm PRNAE DEALS BELOW BAN( RATES FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 1975 Cal 686-2557 The 13ay News, October 27,1993 15 oldtimers faceLocal off against former g By Rob Dubeau former NHL referee Red Storey Following the game there will be Community Centre. The autographed NHL sweaters. and $8 for just the game. For PHS co-op student and Joe Bowen, the "voice of a reception and sports auction will feature sports related Tickets are $12 for the game ticket information call 683 - The Ajax Old Boys hockey the Toronto Maple Leafs." memorabilia auction at the Ajax items including several and for the reception/auction, 7895, 427-3370 or 683-3740. team may be past its prime but it still has some goals in mind. On Nov. 5 the local team, established in 1979, will take on ,he NHL Oldtimer All -Stars from Montreal with more than winning in mind. The main goal of the game is to raise $5,000 over the next three years towards the purchase of a bed for the Ajax -Pickering Hospitai Expansion. The benefit hockey game will be held at Iroquois Park Arena in Whitby. The competition for tie Old Boys is a team comprised of former NHL prayers who played for the Montreal Canadiens. Some of the all-star players inch:de Mark Napier, Michel Plasse, Yvon Co.:rnoyer and Andre Prorovos;. "We're really looking forward to playing the Montreal NHL A1 -Stars, since it is the first time tney have played in this area," said Ajax Old Boys player and manager Barr},- Gould. The Ajax Ord Boys Hockey C;ub was formed in 1979 frorr: a group of ;oval hockey players .: at played in the Ajax O�&mer's House League. The tear:: was created to provide a more competitive brand of oidt:.,ner hockey for the players :.hat wanted to play. The Ajax and Pickering General Hospital is just one of many local organizations that ..ave benefitted from the Old Boys Hockey Club. Others include the Ajax -Pickering Food Bank, the Village Arena in Ajax and the Ajax Senior Citizens Club. Also scheduled to appear at the benefit hockey game are Events FAIRVIEW LODGE will host its 2nd annual haunted house at 632 Dundas St. W., Oshawa on Oct. 27 and 28 from 1:30 to 3 P.m. and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Admission is $1 per person. THE BROOKLIN HORTICULTURE SOCIETY will hold a meeting Oct. 27 at Brooklin United Church at 8 P.m. Guest speaker will he David Money. THE LEARNING DISABILITIESI ASSOCIATION of Durham West will hold its monthly' meeting Oct. 28 at 8 p.m. at Pickering High School, 180 Church St. N., Ajax. For more information call 683-8432. YOUR LOCAL CHEVROLET • GEO.OLDSMOBILE DEALERS Chevy Lumina Van comes with a �LHFVR13LF7 1994 CHEVY LUMINA VAN restyled front end and dash VALUE 7 passenger seating • 3.1 L V6 engine • Air conditioning • Driver's side air bag • 4 wheel anti-lock brakes • 24 hour Roadside Assistance, and more PURCHASE P ONLY - t PER MONTH148 MONTHS' Chevy Astro comes equipped with a 4.3L V6 engine • 8 passenger seating • 4 wheel anti-lock brakes • Air condi- tioning • Rally wheels • AM/FM stereo cassette • Power locks • Reclining captain's chairs • Tinted windows • Driver's side air bag • 24 hour Roadside Assistance, and more. 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Vii" "'"i'" 4 Y i''.`.•.- �OR Quality is Joh 1 The Dealer That Guarantees Satisfaction FM +c•+..-.,,�- .A� .r ....-.may^sd'' ._ . ,: =hY .Y`'i'-Yut. �•tFlt74./ ti•r 0 A. -, r W4� - -- i SAES WILDWOOD FORD SALES LTD. J' 1167 KINGSTON RD.. PiCKERING SERVICE DEPARTMENT , N 839-6666 • 427-2828 9 420-1449 w Ci �6 Ciw./ 3 401 ;It'heewe M a ' �y 4, PEACEFUL COUNTRY Custom built home on 34 acres with view of Lake ontario. Huge country kitchen and large back deck. Priced a sell. Call now. CALL LARRY OLSON" 852719 (res.) K. R. MAY RMI Esttats 642-2223 VALUE GUARANTEED FROM $129,9W Jr'igLe collection of oily 23 -ones to be built in a prime ',- oration in Courtice. Designs are spectacular featuring J% saner windows, open > a cases, full ensuites, vaulted cod ngs, brealdast bars, powder nor -,s and mm. 41sit our site a! :he corner of Norway 2 and Jarcoes Road or call BRIAN or SHARON J CRANN at 428-6W or 728-9278. in om uk4K' W I MOttfr DURHAM REALTY INC. $189,900 SEE NATURE CHANGE COLOUR New home located in completed. well maintained comrnurtitx In an erc7* area of BosarttautviNoThis home offers a ravine lot with w/o from bsrnt to yr. round creek and many mature trees, skylight, whirlpool tub, fp., 4 bdrms., 2 112 baths, mn. flr. laundry, good sized dock and illuminated kit oiling BRIAN LAURIE' 728-9414 L4.1 1 c- ft '��w R.M.R. REAL ESTATE $114,900 - BIG 3 BEDROOM sm Close to al amenities. All applianooa.Ifiriiiiished batierniert'Itt fenced yard. Call PAUL MARINER X�299-1818 t5A1\LU , r NAM NC. - kiA .1M CALL DIANNA MANDZUK• Sales Representative office 576-3111 direct line 433-2579 • CHIMNEY SWEEPING OUR SPECIALTY SALES, INSTALLATIONS do SERVICE TO WOOD. CAS, PELLET UNITS. COME VISIT OUR SHOWROOM e oA w i e J0 T T 71 Station St., #6. Ajax CERTIFIED JUST SA Y NO.. To higher commission rates. List With MinCorn and pay only 3 'V20/o COMMISSION RATE Immaculate 3 + 1 bedroom home with attached double garage on a 61' x 162' lot ,n a quiet neighbourhood ,I Sowmanville. Updated kitchen, oak floors, ffnlshed basement with rec. room, 41r bedroom, office area and washroom. Original owners sellingl Great curb appeal and pride of ownership offered herel t: n [am MEMBER BROKEP Call 428-5500 $79,900 ALMOST NEW! A home of your own? START HERE! ALL of the renovations have been done! Borders on an open field and backs off to a large ravine area. AVAILABLE NOW11 BOB JOHNSTOW* 433-4677.433-0050 �rvurn�..ar BOB JOHNSTON REALTY I.tIIMTED Real Edda w:4:-_ ':t. . , �7=4tr...4—4Cr;+i'C'i"C 1,411 A!°Ft, I '�!.7PCp:'� - ..... _ ...._... .. ... ...... .. � ... _... EXOIASITE �" ,- RESIDENCE 3 ;x *stunning vtctokien rePA duWott on 3/4 are lot s oversized tetpb detsnhed * 1 IF x 3W ltWound Pool * Wrap wouttd dear * Loaded with itue ft feetuns�gOW uppedes * lid of addttiorMW feeitunfor�s and Mcluskma � =3eertc0 ROB VMANe $31-7677' Real Edda w:4:-_ ':t. . , �7=4tr...4—4Cr;+i'C'i"C 1,411 A!°Ft, I '�!.7PCp:'� - ..... _ ...._... .. ... ...... .. � ... _... A2 Pickering(Ajax Bay News, First Choice Homes YOUR r a M I L 1 0UILDER r= 11TW E R' S 1Ab-0 4D 0 REBA-TE tbf,bair T ]UP dr ---4 11JP Alk IF -lb Q L7ALITY * - RIVERSIDE IN PICKERING VILLAGE Exclusive collection of fine homes surrounded by «-' cc)nservation lands and estate hc►mes, backing onto "uffins Creek `�'_+•T _ and steps from Kiverside Golf Cc)urse. x - No -19 T1e t4-6nd" - -WO, .q h D ~ 2 N Y .era m. SALES03 A m OFFICE H Y SAS A. O1I1J _ J I;W HWY.2 W Q N x HWY. 401 U W 3 M()\. - THURS. 1 P.M. - ■ ►_M. (TOWD FRIDANS SAT- SUV. A H(11_ I1 A -M- - 6 RM. 683-7443 . Specific kLs oW). AA %at" reprewstati.e Toe detaih SENATOR NS ALSO sa1@1LK*1"4M ■N TMESE WINE COMA a"" WINS CAMIBR1130CsE oa)NOAS ,wiaaSSeSSwu4sw BOLTON ORILLNA t5 7 9) Ess ->S 1 VAR b2>s-29as >51 9-1609 951 -1 500 (70510 327-1400 Model orSale Now's Your'Chance! F' If you'►e always wanted to own a California Style home with two storey open living spaces and bright sunlit interiors... i�ob�i, y0!!/ Ghl!/1e8! Introducing the Castlewood model on lot 2033 A bright sunlit open concept 4 bedroom 2982 sq.ft. home ulth spectacular /hing area, 9 ft. ceilings in main Boor, large kitchen with breakfast bar and plenty of pantry spade, master bedroom with two walk-in ckmets and luxurious em,uite. This home is ready for you to move in right away f aaww n. .era m. e A N SAS A. O1I1J _ IRW Al The Kaillin Group Ltd. The Kaitlin Group Ltd. Pxkenng,'AjwL DayNews,First Choi* Homo 'A3 The Kaitlin Group The Kai lin Group The Kaitlin Group Lid. ' Lid'. Lid. ONLY 31 60'x 147'Treed Lots on,n. Rouge River Valllc;y fi$229,99O -s w5 DR. SHEVVARD AVE. TWYN RA1F SMfp P4 y SALES o 1 OFFICE i O J i> W �` StO1e� c 4 W c o' ft ya. LAKE ONTARIO MONDAY TO THURSDAY 1 PM - 8PM FRIDAY CLOSED WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS 11AM - 6PM 509-3593 T W Y N R I V E R S J The friendly small town community 15 minutes north of Markham $ 1from � Bungalows Also Available MONDAY TO THURSDAY IPM - 8PM FRIDAY CLOSED WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS 11 AM - 6PM (416) 852-1913 BARTON - mow, .-FARM ESTATES '.IrF " 3145 SO. FT. -FROM $279990 '�-►� ��-� •v. �..-���.-. ���►..�-r�►�-.�-tea-.. �.-v fqX RIDGE > 3 SALES. BROCK ST. = OFFICE cc �1 a BLOOMINGTON x 1�y t SIDE ROAD ¢ t � o cc g U 3 Cr x m IN�RKNAY HWY.7 VILLAGE HWY.401 LPCKER•aG [WHITBY' MONDAY TO THURSDAY IPM - 8PM FRIDAY CLOSED WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS 11 AM - 6PM (416) 852-1913 BARTON - mow, .-FARM ESTATES '.IrF " 3145 SO. FT. -FROM $279990 '�-►� ��-� •v. �..-���.-. ���►..�-r�►�-.�-tea-.. �.-v A4 Pickermg/Ajax Bay News, Fim Choice Homes he good tfi#ngs in fife tlon`t alw�rs fast `'�wfith %4'�-fort deptfits) insl ,of 5t���t ��s. ` c�r��ed on the design of every'horr�e rnodel. ' pity c>f TodaVs home buyers are a deftmnding and e 4W�vs long. lot 9Ive Kaitfin d 'bat was the case when 40 lots were re" feeway to design home slyAm discriminating group who want a great deal. vailable in the spring during the first phase. J'k,:..TheyNm corne up with oo Id"wesi utilizing The successful builders are those who can of the Kaitlin Group's newest development ,the best styles from the C phase of Twyn incorporate as many of the features in a home "itivers and Barton Farms Estates in pie are looking for, at an affordable in Pickering called Twyn Rivers. And �ij� �. Uxbridge. that people that will certainly be the case for the ,;;,,.:There are 11 different styles available - from price. second phase of the community which fthe 2,005 sq. ft. Wellington priced at Twyn Rivers features all the hangs home is now available. i...$229,990 to the amazing sq. ft. ..,:;,Owners are looking for inctud1ing an unprece- The homes are' 'currently under. reenbriar (with loft) for $299,990. .::Aented price, a superior product, and an abso- construction, with completion extra benefit will be a preserved woodedililutely outstanding location. dates in November, December P�Ores in the backyards. Each lot has its own The homes themselves will beclassic, tra& and January. deep personal forest. And if that's not "tional, 2 -storey designs featuring such tailored - This beautiful Rouge River This is also a place w�a`-*`tnoug green space, the beautii "couches as masonry family room fireplaces, lot going for it, so don't KUaney is only minutes away from Twyn Rivers. ibeautiful breakfast nooks with sliding glass ,: wait too much longer. The lots are also going fast. Only 31 were door patio walkouts, all -brick construction and The lots are even "'made available and 12 are already sold. Imuch, much more. larger in the sec- In addition to this great prime PickeringStandard features in most models include and phase, location, home buyers will surely be sold on `_ceramics and pedestal powder room sinks. with 60 -foot the Kaidin Group's solid reputation as a quality Optional stone elevations create a great look - .i 0 t s .wilder and community developer. Jng finishing touch on these beautiful Twyn :"We've sat around the table with some of the Olivers homes. best people in the industry to put these -it really gives the homes a custom feel,- plans together," said Kaitlin presi- '..Daniell said. dent Bill Daniell, explaining But obviously the time to act is now. These at much attention limited number of great homes won't last. and care has f Visit the sales office at the corner of Altona b e e n ;Road and Twyn Rivers Drive on Monday to t.. y; Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m., and Saturday and ..:Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more !information call 509-3593. Drive north to Uxbridge and see another example of Kaitlin Group quality at Barton Farm. This neighborhood, commencing construction short- ly, will feature 84 exciting 60 -ft. lot homes — all • within walking dis- tance of down - t o w .n Uxbridge. The Kaitlin Group � - Ltd. �- Pickering/Ajax Bay News, First Choice Homes A5 ICE OMES:­ . ... ✓. u —, a ,J a wOl6111 V,il condominium lifestyle, with market - leading prices from $119,900, that easily meet most budgets. What's on the horizon for The Breakers buyers is beautiful Lake Ontario with exceptional views and nearby parkland. The 9 -storey building, tastefully articulated with extensive terracing, offers lakeside living close to downtown Ajax, GO Transit and Highway 401 and is one of the most inviting condominium projects on Lake Ontario. The Breakers offers 1 -bedroom suites from $119,900 (1,044 sq. ft.) and 2 - bedroom suites from $144,900 (1,312 extenor ianascaping to complement the local parkland environment and designer decorated common areas such as an indoor swimming pool, patio sundeck, whirlpool, 'his and hers" saunas, change rooms and showers, an exercise room, a hobby room and reading room. Other building features include an architecturally co-ordinated exterior, energy-saving, double -glazed windows, underground parking, decorated corridors, wall-to-wall windows, visual/phone security system, party room and an outdoor children's play area. A fully -furnished designer model suite is now on display at the site, at the foot of sq. ft.). There is also an amazing 4,660 1 -bedroom suites from $119,900 (1,044 sq. ft.) Harwood Avenue South. The sales office sq. ft. 4 -bedroom penthouse suite is open Monday to Thursday from 11 available. 7�ITBREA]VIERS a.m. . 7 d Su Saturday from t a.m. to Individual suites offer solariums,5 p.m, and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. balconies and terraces to take advantage The sales office is closed Friday. of the remarkable setting and glorious Y- or more information contact the sales office For more information about The views, individually contained and Breakers contact the sales office at 619 - controlled air-conditioning and heating ,at 619-3609. 3609 r t $ 119 • Marbled lobby, 24 hour eenciieege, ride of the art buildieg and THE TM■ LA" 900mite security 1n Alex qtr , • 1 bedrooms suites few• 1,044 sq. tt., 2 bedroom suites %w. a..g.: S.i+..ws tllr..a $144 900 1,312 sq. ill., plus a one-ef-a-kind, 4 bedeom 4,660 sq. fl. ��sesu:� LAKEFRONT CONDOMINIUMS • Many @riles fe�e+e /eaaces, wall-le-w� w'Wwwo, sdarkno, Waft Ike -� �! See I" many wri& eat -in kitchens and spacious master ensiles d S.L. (Ws" Hearn 11Nrm vfowafl sums a llem we"*. �_ al iu. -ati.. as�ss. �e�ew i aM 1, ! ri: i�iewe wllas )Vaw iNa tilt. s Indoor pool' was, w�pool, exercise room, sundeck, party FrL-tom room and hobby reading room. �- •sem w ..ee....t�. wt■..�1 T.l.11s.mea 6 19-3609 Ld: W. s. -u�ao. Lakeside living elese to downtown Ajax, CO Train and 401 FxehwJw,A"" Mm -- Rod FA&We C-p-ae.., s..w..-u.6 t r C -W .pp.w.a MJWM : a.r.. a ye..d Waea. ftkm . d .�an�.u.....ri.0 w ai.�e .ilea -.lire. Fr a o.t^ e� Af Pickering/Ajax Bay News, FusLCboiae. Hankes - NEW RELEASE WHITBY r r IF riJ � • Sunken Family Rooms with Cathedral Ceilings • Master Ensuites • Three Washrooms • Bay Windows • Tudor Style Turrets • Main Floor Family Rooms • Eat -in Kitchens • 'Lots up to 164' Deep G.S.T. INCLUDED NEW RELEASE r OF r) rz T + w1 tia, / rAMiLj Root D- --- • _" r', DiN�T'tG ROOM VV1N�+ ROOM �� N�tHW000 �yu.GE 1565 s4• R- y.� •s'� --moo from = FREEHOLD TOWNHOMES FaoM FOR 1061 VO G L1 E *Selected models only - See sales representative for details. Some premiums do apply. Prices & specifications subject to change EA O.E. Allk F f upscale homes at affordable prIcesare on your n k shopping list, stopt look at Stolp Homes! Fairport 1, 0 ... Beachproject 1kering- Fairport Beach — a 25 -home enclave on the wed side of Frenchman's Bay — offers selling points few . ...... others can. Amid an existing neighborhood, this quo community Is the ultimate infill community within a kilometre of the waterfront. parkland, and all amenities. It's rare that you can get a new home in a stately residential community. Usually, new homes come with pyo ng - mud and dust, with trees struggling to grow. With Pairport Beach, Stoip offers a new home enclave but with all the advantages of a stately mature community. Frenchman Bay Yaght Club and Petticoat Creek Conservation Area are just a short walk away. A shopping centre, beaches, two public schools, a separate school, and two churches are also nearby. Blue water and green space, along with the Stolp commitment to quality. It's enough to make you pink with delight. There are six different dramatic styles at Fairport Beach, with four-bedroom homes starting at $229,900 GST included. The featured Mayflower home offers new buyers a standard three - car garage, main floor library, fabulous country kitchen and family room, and optional second -storey retreat. A veranda — an uncommon feature not available from many builders — is also standard, allowing for a view of sunrise on Lake Ontario. A special upgrade package for the first five purchasers includes full ceramic floors Onstead of cushion flooring), air conditioning, central vacuum, hardwood floors in the family room, and power garage door openers — all for $4,995. The Mayflower ranges in size from 2,590 to 2,890 sq. ft. Other Fairport Beach styles, include the Sandpiper (2,130 sq, ft.), 77#e Mayflower ranges in six* front 2,590 to 2,890 sq. ft. Traciewinds (2,220 sq. ft.), Southport (2,600 sq. ft.), Somerset (2,575/2,864 sq. ft.), and the Fairport Beach at 3,100 sq. ft. The community is located at the junction of Park Crescent, Hillview Crescent and Sandcastle Court. Occupancy for Fairport Beach homes is spring /summer of 1994. All the styles in the pr*d offer kousy clay brick with decorativequoining brick work. Other features include exterior brass paclage, natural gas heating. 200 amp electrical swwA wood No" or gas Nipba, 35 -oz broadloom, oak pickets and handrails, and crushed stone *M%wy& Stolp Hartel — what excelkneir is more than just a 14 WW has taken a hands-on approach to build' q residential has for the pad decade. Members of the Stolp management tam take pride in being b%FokW in all stages of MI km the &am* bbwd to the bowdrocirn then onto the job site. Fairport Beach, the &AdWs bled pr*ct, is a good awnple of the Stolp qualky commitment with each home offering the bed applicadwof hicoorw space in a practical, ky" format. ..Other recent Stolp projects include Pickfair, a 129-w& commmity otlink and d&I hones now Liverpool Road and Finch AmovwaM the Endwes of Nvle W an'upsciiIle pr4ect Just WWWlest.of Pbdd*. Stolp Hanes also constructed the WuvW Cawtion — a freehold *WW F*d in Aox — and M"reside VA* — a three-phas.g, voInclo * i . nhow.. and frgehold. 44ached. Witium, tow cwunI atlw, 1l1w**& Amwm.*W.. HWow: 401 arae Of The Fairport Beach oaks office is kc1dW on Wbftn Road jtd south of4011h. PWW** _N 010M is open ft= 2 piL tom on by to 7bWWAY, and noonto � 6 *M.'So.twdays.. Cad Stolp f braes ,els . ripe , rAdive' Der I V* Gmrek at 837- .p tae : west: side of French IW4 : Pickering JAinx Bay News, Fust Choice HowbI 'A7 ...... . . . . . Z MW W Y. .� � q � '--^_�'„ FI n�u,�.l ..r.•� �� �'aAaUmaWU��'.'..=y,,,,�y����h � l Onev- J I U OND J,V _ STLED INES SPECTACULAR LOTS EXECUT17E HCVES WOOD ING, colstu"Nffy UP TO 60 X 212 IMAGINE WALK ING TO THE BEA CH FR OM YO UR NE W WHOR T HOME N= Awamu Lamm w Odwb ad r lir.NOWAMAKE Nomsupilci,310041L FROM Nn hUA011 2 wW 3 cw haw duka *W 4ft low 0CMIPIM CALL W-C"M 9 —MLP FMMRTBFACff H -0-M- E -5 PICKERING AS , Tiaeiing�/A`�aZ Bay 'f4e*'9',Firs[ Choice Homes tu ;17 THE, LAS T23H ONI;,Es; :X c en"n s esti ous elour ood fMM up to 3160 sq.. ft. When you buy at Fox Hollow, we'll bUy �jaRa --.,your existing home GUARANTEED. Its a t_ -.-NO -RISK way to move up. ci z 0 OFFICE 4 KINGSTMO.,N L*K*J OUT UDED 11L � 7= now The Pine - 2571 sq ft - $249,900 WHEN YOU BUY FIVfC#4 AVE. E. ci 0 SKMARD AVE.EE IWL 0 RD. co r :c L J cc 14WY• 2 831 or M -N42 i -The Say'News, October 27,1993 C1 �' `I► >! f a l OWASCO ib" GRAND OPENING We are hiring 20-25 people, assistants managers, no experience necessary. Paid training up to $600 weekly. Neat appearance a must. Please call Linda 428-1750 EARN $450/WEEK mailing letters. assemd.ng products from honrl (416) 631-4791. kei. '? -_ 24 M.,,,,rw. ho . R�AA-;; iAtxoin. Pickering Village 3 bedroom, main floor of bungalow $799 plus 2/3 utilities. Spacious base- ment 2 bedroom apartment 4 piece bath, fireplace, sap. entrance $550 - $575 plus 113 utili- ties. 427-8719 ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE The Bay News is now aLLepling applications for a full time advertising sales representative. Previous advertising sales experience and knowledge of the Pickering, Ajax retail market would be an asset. Please fax, mail or drop off your resume to Charles Peters, Director of Advertising 1730 McPherson Crt., S 18 Pickering, Ontario L1W 3E6 Fax No- 839-8135 EM—'1=46iis for Rent A�1fl. for need ; ®fialorsisrRnt f Liverpool 3 Beyly All inclusive executive 2 bedroom apartment. wet bar, fireplace, ingrourid pool. laundry. parking, ceramics, 2 appliances. No pets or smoking. Dec. 1st. 837-1304 BAS43EUT APART- MENT FOR RENT Harwood & 401, 2 bed- room basement spart- ment, separate entrance, private drive, cable Included. SSWmo. First a last. reW"& Car +267252 , FURNISHED INSIST. APT. FOR TIENT. No amok One bdrm. VR, 3 pe. ba kitchen wi M t4 appliances. Jtky, table. Ni"i incilJeive, 61asL Cee 42/+309. AJAX-- Main level, 9 bdmL. eatin kilrfien. LJR OR corn- binaaon N pato. grove. I idge. eraei+er, dryer attaM + 60% ulal. i*ALTY`teilelwi.be' AJAX PICKER11610 - 2 bdrm. berm apt. Separate entrance. per morn a14111y. 700 TWO ODML APT. wiar privw entrance, biq back yard :725.00. Avadabb Dec. 1. Call 939-M,,. Durham 423 3 5th Conce"lon House for rent. Four bedrooms. Call 683-1010. Ask for Jim. AJAX - 3 bdrrm semi -brick bungalow. Available Jan. 1/64.rent e7e0.00 + ua Csa e. HEIG1iTS One bedroom unfur- nished. Share utdi- ties and home with owner. Mature per- sons only. Phone 686-3303 1 Bankrupt. credit problem? You•re ETT- --i 111964. AK. cars from 1978- ��l�f� r t 984. Lease to own. r 250 01 DELUXE OFFICE SPACE. Apprcr. G50 Oq. it. a park'n6 1500 F*1oF,e11r raw. trrrr..6at• possession. AJAX REALTY ttiltn. NNUM1I1I1l ue A : WATIT1211011 1 a'N' BP YOUR AD JIM 939-8,35 3'3 3: I�1 Corwider how herd it is to drupe youraeM and you'll undervand sills We dw" you halve of trying to .(wipe oMra. Did you know that most of the Owasco employees have worked at Owasco for more than 10, 15, 8 18 years? This allows the customer to be the ultimate M- - Cars / Trucks for Salo -iM, Renovations 00 Rebates To Be Given Away For ast At Sale. 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For a demon- stration can (9055) 683-1820 (24 hr- message) Uri i ESTABUSHED FRANCHISE FOR SALE IN WHITBY I Good Earnings Track Record j LITAIVILIM114NO STOCK and NO SPOILAGE I r t1jm Please contact: FRANCHISE DEPARTMENT 114 Dundas Street East, Suite 210 Whitby, Ontario LIN 2H7 (416) 430-9136 Fax (416) 430.9137 'Financing available to qualified purchasers wLD1P00D � L *All qui110 ries treated strictly conAdential* J 11671Grpabn Rd. �. 839-M I fila9ei91 fillfrl �R�eo>r9ff0 ;1 427-2828 0 ■ A A fa-Z"/� .._. 310(!1111Z11,4051 nwC� AJAX - Tandem block garage, concrete floor. P11WRU1G - 20'x 24' garage with loft. Concrete floor 8 ramp. Would suit hobbyists. Private b secure. $250 -$299. 427-719. CLASSIFIEDS WHAT A WAY TO BiJY 6t SELL hk rw aedlt.(meek Cap L686.3775 or 7751988 ow"S. RE-03,REV.,* 87 - '62 nwdsb. Dome''. w" Open to the POW - PW row? UNSECURED LOANS Up to $25.000.00. Consolidate credit cards. 48 hotrs•fimd- ng- KCI GROUP 416-972-1170 Great the PUM Iwppen_in the � e •peigow •F,qt" eamud .(Quick service .(Prune rate /W day service guarantee Call Itans Heller 254-0897 Pick. 436-8104 Oslo. PERSONALIZED CLEANING MAID TO ORDER CLEANING SERVICES E=stimates on r uest pager III 378-8631 BANDY ' "No Jos Too SautL"' its %MS A RSVOMAnom • PArEmN0 • PMIS & Dems ODD 1093 Llghb, plugs, stow. tie. filo lob be small. Reasonable rates, rssldsnila' oomnsfcW 6 industrial. RPG ELECTRIC Cap Bob at 610-272 STAYER - Contra" I - all r tloin, akiitcheenss,, hattsroorns, home 4oy tlratRrtenamree. , Y� News ...�.. �.. 839-8114 a P*116_ "'�OM�-N PROFESSIONAL PLUMBING ti voss,on prices. AN repairs renovations. Kitchen, athroo:n, basements. Install R repair lawn sprinkler Vs,..,ns. Call nowt Don't Pay IAorel Ask for Costa or Chris. TRIPLE A PLUMBING. 42D-8218 H 6 H CONTRACTORS Landscaping, clean up, interlocking brick, decks b retaining walls, back hoe & bobcat work, additions & renovations, free estimates. 40 `TEARS EXPERIENCE Call 509-2173 460-5053 Landscaping i GARDNER'S TOPSOIL • topsoil • manure • tiT;1Vt1 • ; rushed asphalt • ''rc planting & r c nova I • Z:can-ups • property lnaln tenant • landscaptn,t • .!r;vcways Most rcasonabte rates Free Estimates Call Rob 42&5700 E.D. DRYWALL • Drywall • Taping • Steel a wood stud framing • T Bar ceilings • Texture spraying • Complete renovafrons; • Basements 15 yearsC:3w � hwo Ed 287-08465 0 Don 2866-0220 16y Ueieraity Wert si-ee 1990 • JP.terloelri Stene • Retaining WSW • Wood Fmcia6 Deelts FREE ©OMPE'1'RIVE ESTBUTEfi fififi-9690 Looking for a now employee? Advertise in classified. Its Wtere 90% of job seekers tum first for job in!ormation. Use it to your advantage. Cap and Owe your adtoday. C3 Tae Bay News, October 27i 1993 --- General mule** , I ' Mt�soaal Peter's Appliances g#g SERVICE PARI STOVES DRYERS WUHMS M"AN"S REFRIGERATORS "Since 1955 • HOTPOINT • KITCHEN AID •AEG • GENERAL ELECTRiC • MAYTAG • MOFFAT -JENN-Alit - MiEIF • AMANA • MODERN MAID • W.C. WOODS WE SELL PARTS FOR ALL !MAJOR APPLIANCES PICKERING NEW SCARBOROUGH SHOWROOM LOCATION 1755 Picturing Pkwy (Unit 12) 6069 rmgston Road Pickenng Home 6 Design Centre (Old IOngston Rd 6 Hwy 12) Use Only Sal" a Servhe 428-6333 282.0185 LIGUANEA ENTERPRISES CARPET 6 UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ' 4 • 12 years experience in steam cleaning • residential is commercial • car interiors • general clean up • free written estimates MINOR RENOVATIONS • interior painting • minor plumbing • rec room alterations • back splashes • extraction of water from basements • repairs & decorating to custom space saving shelves • lock installations • odd jobs Call Nigel Harris 683-4872 or 427-3282 rM Painting i I Noticea GERMAN PAINTER with over 30 years experience for all your painting. wall papa. ing R drywall taping. Call Harry at 428-2679 Briefness PWW V•WW•►WWWV Heart ?Mates'w Lhscrccc � .� tsoductionsfur � incere dating. r Call r v 754-4135 • WWWWWWWWW I I Real Estate :3300 FULL PRICE -urge sock,ded carnpoN lot sand beach, great heh.ng, ne:t to 10000 aaa county foreat ' N. east of Toronto. Fred 411• 1585. 520 Financial Corporation MORTGAGES -1st 6 2a1's le 05% • Prime 113as •DIM clemsfiddieft • pre Qualilywg 686.6450 $109M $110 per mofrth Contact Doug or Brent Let us do your 411Lorrestt 213 t= •FIvitiletemts R •Fitattim � welcome) 0% Solve mortgage arrears and poster of We ��y n8 -ow 686-3577 iohn Price and Money Concepts Canada would like to welcome Richard D. Johnson C.L.U. to their organization as vice president of the Ajax Franchise. Richard brings with him 17 years experience with estate, business & personal financial planning and is a member of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Life Underwriters and chartered financial consultants. His many friends and clients wish him well. NEED A TRANSLATOR OR PRIVATE TUTORt (French, English, Malian Languages) B A Honours Degree. Graduate from University of Toronto. Diploma in French language. Linguistics b translation. Very reasonable rates. + CALL 423-2142 602 Roy & Jody JONES are proud to announce the birth of their first child Connor ,David Donald born Oct. 3, 1993 weighing 10 lbs., 2 oz. Happy grand- parents are Don & Pat Curran and Pete & D i a n n e Catternole. M�-Pqiim-icj PSYCHIC ADVISOR Jean Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 430-1328 CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Birthdays, weddings, etc. Gingerbread hottses. Reasonable rates. For more information call Mary at 837-1665 TIRES • 10,000 - Used and . lnetalied and balanc»d 8ai-44M 1711 Auction AUCTION SALE "Kahn Country Auction" ...every Wed. at 6:30 p.m. located on Brock Rd., Picked 3miles North of 40117exit 399). Featuring every W nesday an excellent selection of antiques, tine furniture, glass, china, collectibles, pdrw itives and the usuals. So join us every Wednesday and partici- pate in one of Ontario's "TRUE" Auctions with no buy -backs or reserves. 'Consignment b Estate selling our specialty.' Cap us today. Previews from 130 p.m. Kahn Auction Servloes 4-16-6834)041 October 30/93 "SATURDAYS AUCTION ACTION" Saturda night at 6:30 PM at the PETHICK AUCTION BARN 2498 Conc Rd. 8, FIR lt1, Bowmanville (Haydon). This week we have the contents of Luggage store, ladies dress store, seniors apt. to include ladies dress- es, luggage, leather purses, leather coats, kitchen suite, chesterfields, bed- room suite, CNR wagon, 10- table saw, 6- thickness planer, life size manequins, clothes racks, display shelves, counters, dining room suite, plus lots more, view- ing from 5 pm, terms are cash, cheque or Visa. For more into call 1-905-263-4252. Sale managed and sold by GARRY K. POWELL AUCTIONS ♦#* *wxxlr#�txxx�it # AJAX YOVIN4 # SyST . * Full 3wvim, mows, t # appliam and pica t * Specialtlls, fiat rate or tial !ly. # * Specializing in Dcrom * Region. Now ofbrhy f -a. rt # taxes with move. ft noir # * haus avaU* heated stage # # u t& Free adiw0m. # * Can U7-lM MOVE BIG OR SMALL WE PRICE i THEM ALL FREE ESTWTE& , i SeAors discount ' Short Notice moves. Pianos moved. Zea-�36 41) - D•r�'T_' Celebrating our 12ta year. New Fall raitas as low as $35 per week for new ven- dors. Call Ken 683-5280 11 FRIDAY MADNESS111, Save $$$ every Friday in the month of October when you call between 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm to place your Classified Ad. . Don't miss out on these terrific savings! IaSay mom 839-8114 or M1_1- :. 68&35-77 iIP I, �a 3. �. o n !i 0 an° Peter Woichak CAST YOUR VOTES: Grade 6 students Johnny Sergeant and Chivonne Best submit ballots in a mock federal election at St. Anthony Daniel School in Pickering. Students backed a liberal majority with 29 votes. The Progressive Conservatives earned three votes while the New Democrats garnered two. One student voted Reform. C, A q FREE LUV' E ► ARGON GAS Inn .A d,d i t n � ur■Jo�. , 1 Phl Ih t j1 �'I� • . \ `J ProfessionaUy Installed, or doh yourself for extra sa PYTMON WILQUNI SUPPLS We OALLMWFOR FW 975 Brock Rd. S. Pidoenng p a a F a 420-M 88 «r 1-800-Sd1-:ice "s WARNING THIS AD MAY MAKE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTO INSURANCE RECOMMENDED COVERAGE FOR CAREFUL DRIVERS *91/92 medium size • *$M deductible collision •1 million IiaWfity *$50 deductible comprehensive •Accident benefit *Family protection endorsement *Loss of use/rental vehicle NOTE. Careful Drivers Over Age 25 with Preferred Driving Records may quality. This rats also includes limited driving to work Two car policies may qualify for addrdonal discounts. SEMI-ANNUAL PREMIUM (isd i" to. 13425.25 683=9725 , PINE RIDGE INSURANCE -; We MONARCH AVE. #13 Est *dwd 1978. AJAX. ONTARIO Man charged with sexual assault A Lverpool Road man, who sexually assaulted a 23-year-oid Pickering woman during a 24- hour period last weekend, faces a lengthy list of charges. According to Durham Region Police, a knife -wielding man 'Droke into his ex -girlfriend's home on Rosefield Road just after midnight on Oct. 23 and assaulted her. The man was arrested at his home on Liverpool Road shortly after the incident. He is also accused of assaulting the woman. .he night before. Howard Alfredo Dixon, 23, is charged with two counts of sexual assault, forcible confinement and break and enter to commit sexual assault. He is also charged with one count of assault with a weapon, possession of a dangerous weapon and sexual assault with a weapon. Dixon also faces three charges of breach of probation.. He made his first court appearance Monday. Police say the case is urxier. investigeor. Guaranteed Savings Certificate 4.50%' • Minimum Purchase only $100.00 • Cashable Anytime (no interest if cashed during first 30 days) • 13 Month Term/No Penalty for early redemption. *Sales may be terminated at any time. Rates subject to change. Please call in advance. -Nasional 'Frust Helping you secure your future Su Harwood Place Mall 1792 : Rd. 314 Harwood Ave. S. Pi Ain $3 -6501 68.3-7344 Branch *MON. -WED. — 9am - 6pm • THURS. - M. - gam - 8pm 'Hours • SATURDAY — %m. 3pm Y National Trust Helping ,yvu secure your future 1W 11'ay Netiws; Oct*w 21;1003 0 Local author Tenaj Dacosta Bays will discuss rainy day activities that parents can share with their preschoolers. If you want to be prepared when your child says 'f here's nothing to do," then join this free program at the Pickering central library on Wednesday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. Call 831-6873 to register. Adults only please. $ t • t On Nov. 9 from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., Mr. Barry Hudson of the Investors Group will discuss retirement planning issues. His talk will cover how to decide how much money is required to retire, registered retirement plans, investment aitematives and government plans. Please register for this free seer*gar at 8.31-7809 or 686-0250. HALLOWEEN PARTY Saturday, October 30th, 9pm - lam Join as for oar Spooky Halloween excitement with, Costume Prizes, Bobbing for Apples, Karaoke, Hot Er Cold Buffet available. CHRISTMAS FASHION SHOW Wednesday, November 3rd Bar opens 6:30 pan, Fashion Show 7:30.bm See all the fashions for the holiday sea»n... Fashions ft+ m -LINGERING IMPRESSIONS - Hair by-SOPHIA'S,- Jewelry by -PIECES- 1 ncludes Tea, Coffee, Hot & Cold Hon D'Oeurnes. Only $10.00 pp Advance Tickets Aswdabk Reserowsions Recommended \ 60 RasldaU Driw (On Higbway 2, 1 block "vest of Cbumb St.) Pickering ViAap '�� — (416) 619-9838 FREEI',STA-LATION • BALANCE ■ ■ ■ TIRE DISPOSAL • ALIGNMENT CHECK BF GOODRICH RADIALS SNOW TIRE sPEctAE3 UNIROYAL BF GOODRICH Sameness TIGERPAW II TRAILMAKER SNOW ALL SEASON'NHITE 155)re0P 13 $6800 • Corportete Meetings ' 35x75R 14 $7C 00 ' 75x80R 13 $54 nc '45x75P14 _ $73.00 '85x80R13 _$57.00 295x7sR 1 a _ s77 00 ' 85x75R 14 $60.00 21 sx75P 15 C95x75R15 $80.00 $92.00 , g5x 75R 14 $63.00 BF GOODRICH COUP T.'A HR"4M3 205x75R 14 .... _$66.00 95 x50R 14 $ 00 205 x 75 R 15 $68.00 215x60R14 _ $103.00 2'5x75R15 .$72.00 '%x6OR15 $ 98.00 225x75R15 205x60Rts 215x65R15 $105.00 $108.00 _$78.00 . 235x75815 583.00 215x60R 16 S 152.00• awn + •• rpt NO CHARGE! USED TIRES from $20.00 ' YT" "'C'iO PROTECT" ON INSTA LLED ANO BALANCED IF GooOIIk'A A MMOTAL TWS 1"W -•X urvoyal 9F 10-mrc^. kttANm Durdw 8 scx"W HALLOWEEN PARTY Saturday, October 30th, 9pm - lam Join as for oar Spooky Halloween excitement with, Costume Prizes, Bobbing for Apples, Karaoke, Hot Er Cold Buffet available. CHRISTMAS FASHION SHOW Wednesday, November 3rd Bar opens 6:30 pan, Fashion Show 7:30.bm See all the fashions for the holiday sea»n... Fashions ft+ m -LINGERING IMPRESSIONS - Hair by-SOPHIA'S,- Jewelry by -PIECES- 1 ncludes Tea, Coffee, Hot & Cold Hon D'Oeurnes. Only $10.00 pp Advance Tickets Aswdabk Reserowsions Recommended \ 60 RasldaU Driw (On Higbway 2, 1 block "vest of Cbumb St.) Pickering ViAap '�� — (416) 619-9838 7k did olim afdcR • Weddirra c4ant 15anqucl Sameness Receptiews Lrwebedws • Pr"Wte Parties 619- 9858 • Corportete Meetings HALLOWEEN PARTY Saturday, October 30th, 9pm - lam Join as for oar Spooky Halloween excitement with, Costume Prizes, Bobbing for Apples, Karaoke, Hot Er Cold Buffet available. CHRISTMAS FASHION SHOW Wednesday, November 3rd Bar opens 6:30 pan, Fashion Show 7:30.bm See all the fashions for the holiday sea»n... Fashions ft+ m -LINGERING IMPRESSIONS - Hair by-SOPHIA'S,- Jewelry by -PIECES- 1 ncludes Tea, Coffee, Hot & Cold Hon D'Oeurnes. Only $10.00 pp Advance Tickets Aswdabk Reserowsions Recommended \ 60 RasldaU Driw (On Higbway 2, 1 block "vest of Cbumb St.) Pickering ViAap '�� — (416) 619-9838 C4 11ve Bay News, October 27, 1993 YOU DESERVE A LIFESTYLE INDULGENCEI Personalized to your unique shape and specific needs in a relaxing "Victorian decor." Watch a new you emerge under 0.1 our pampering touchl :J Personal Imae WELLNESS CENTRE 1400 Dundas St. E., Suite 2, Whitby, Ont. 430-4773 e4ar4&U,66" TORONTO BLUE JAYS Co uran HOMES ... ~ ._ -� � FOX REEK �c'iV�'I Is CEDAR L�,.{_�.t... �., u,.. HOLLOW WGDDS 284-3728 831-9269 427-7703 427-2865 When you buy Coughlan you buy qualityan THE COST OF MOST.11 RTS EQUIPMEN ISmsokowtm ' ,jockey Gloves T $10000 ,.RE ��--� L E $300oo Sbou,QW. ljockeY lder Pads ��. C. RockK. $-1 50 0S P 0 a RT J Shcicsy 3000 • HocKEy`mcjKs - 3/ $.x.0.00 • SPALDING TENNIS RACQUET $.12.95 (30.00 value) • FREE SKATE SPARPENING with any purchase & this ad WE BUY AND SEIl. XYSED GOAIIE EQUIPMENT. 3 1211 Rd-, Pi oust west of uverpool Road) 837 -USED (8733) H 0 M E S C�r� e , t 1 Mied1 ' ICONGRATULATES THE BLUE JAYS! 1010 1993 6, CN�'.�0 ON I ='[4M : IA LTi 1 J [9 4 The Bay News, October 27, 1993 CS Finch Ave. oG u 0 Congratulations to the ®- BLUE JAWS 'brsc'n� - on their '� 4 1993 WORLD SERIES WIN! JOE CARTER PRINTS AVAILABLE Print onl 2 5 O. Framed 3 5 0. R Y� s I i Our Gift To You... Ajax & Pickering resid n s onlyll r Master Rim photo provided by rZArt Gallery x- t to SERUM ePAf!'1MENT Monday to iursday 7 - 8 Friday 9-6 Song Hack . + 6M Degree Black Belt Master Instructor . Highest rank mstruclor n the Durham Region . Former World ChanVocen • Canadian Team Coach • Master Rem teaches al r. Basses 1992 Otyrnpc Sports 91h year in Cusrws v+ Atex Trial Lesson Taught By Master Aim 467 FAIRALL STREET„ AJAX groes horn the Go Station) ....._._..428-1477 IT - � `,r+� =X� . �•-�- � tom: - �— GSI Af '- r'-` r Ole A• 6 � -wer>t. w Css�rs/ dlnlaD, P"*$. cool", fth"w IN THE PICKERING HOME & DESIGN CENTRE C, RIGHT HERE J VILLAGE PLYMOUTH .CHRYSLER } IRS-_�, . T KIM:$U1LT- CANADA ME LOWEST" PAYMENT PLAN THE BAST IN QUALI ft -SER1fC� -�� -THEN'MAKE i 1as. -.'SEL LAG E L.�. •.4 C HRYSLE ONLY $17888 E wRT OF _ .. R COLT 4 -DOOR Brand BUY ; Auto trans., p/s, plus more. New! ONLY RE 1 -- LEASONOT 109% _ Financing, or 1 500 Rebate Clearance SHADOW A • Automatic, air, plus lots more. Stk. #3919 Balance factory warranty - r — available. yrs,. SALE BUY ONLY '` SALE • - $99988 11183 * mo. '93 ACCLAIM Auto, air, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cassette, a real bargain. Balance factory Stk. #3955 warranty ,. available. BUY ONLY BUY ONLY $119438 $213 Mo. I t r 'yiJ^4i 1t�+• fiF x t,s., ar,,.t� • E 11 Y / BRAND NEW '94 • VOYAGER Auto, air, V6, 7 pass., luggage rack. Stk. #8921 VILLAGECHRYSLER PLYMOUTH c C 19 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401) 683-5358 DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT tipcc i:il tirn ices _Psymants 'F-e'gnt taxes, Ilcance arl•a Rebates ass'omad to I"'' "Al' pay mer is are 46 ^,o^tn ,ease Pay-,,I.ere p, t�e:g"!, c.z- d�wr paimir is ;' $'50C A based on $1500 cash or trade agAale�l rl 'wm Pi js taxes Payments over 60 months 10 54 Frample Finance $10 000 a"0 S 1? e0 ^ --'^s -s' ao2' -,P,.;a,es.' c. p, i a�.7T DAC Fer..:es assigned l� dower. n' $2b96.40 Al $2'4 14 ee, — ­!� Total payba %12,B9a aC: VILLAGECHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LTD AJAX■ HAVE YOU SEEN OUR NEW TRUCK? SERVICE OPEN ALL 19 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401) 683-5358 DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT tipcc i:il tirn ices _Psymants 'F-e'gnt taxes, Ilcance arl•a Rebates ass'omad to I"'' "Al' pay mer is are 46 ^,o^tn ,ease Pay-,,I.ere p, t�e:g"!, c.z- d�wr paimir is ;' $'50C A based on $1500 cash or trade agAale�l rl 'wm Pi js taxes Payments over 60 months 10 54 Frample Finance $10 000 a"0 S 1? e0 ^ --'^s -s' ao2' -,P,.;a,es.' c. p, i a�.7T DAC Fer..:es assigned l� dower. n' $2b96.40 Al $2'4 14 ee, — ­!� Total payba %12,B9a aC: Z 0 i v M 1000 v r t 0 M C v M N O r v Events TIIE SHARP SHOOTER SHOWCASE will take place at the centre court in the Pickering Town Centre from Oct. 28 to 30. The public is invited to play at the event for a chance to win prizes. For more information call the Words -Of Wisdom - Joe Dickson Two politicians were hav- ing an argument. "I resent that Innuendo," said one. "You've never heard my honesty ques- tioned." "Questioned?" snorted the other. "I've never heard It mentionecil" Dufferin Game Room Store at 420-6113. THE BOWMANVILLE MUSEUM at 37 Silver Street is open in the evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. on Oct. 28 and 29. Admission is free. For more information call 623-2734. THE IMPACT INTERNATIONAL Model Search will be held at the Oshawa Iloliday Inn at 1101 Bloor St. E. on Oct. 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Entry fee is $35. For more information call Impact Model and Talent at 404-8233. .4wZ4" Food Mart Specializing in Filipino 0 Chinese * Caribbean 1050 Brock Road, S. Pickering, Ontario c Z X 420-9266 St .m Support the United Way 2 Wheel Balance $ �.. r 1 I TRMK Bayview Service i PaAs open Saturday Under new rn magemont Bayview [,<,_�- Plck°' m Rd 831-3949 A am Ilk Bay Pedis, Ucteber 27,1993 C7 KELLY SONS (since 1976) (formerly Sure Stop Brake Centre & Guaranteed Muffler Shop) Muffler & Brake Centre Pay NO G.S.T. or P.S.T. (on complete system) Life Ylme Warranty on Muffler, Brakes & Shocks Front Pads $99.00 Rear Shoes $79.00 (on most cars) (free Inspection) 711 Finley Ave., Ajax (Family owned since 1976 in Ajax) $3-7301 It holds the road and its value. The Saturn SCI from $13,895* 1 Overtime the Saturn SCI will hang on to a lot more than a twisty strip of road. It also has the knack of hanging onto its value. In fact, it holds its value better than nearly all other cars on the road. This of course is great news for anyone planning on buying a new Saturn. For anyone planning on buying a used Saturn, we hope you won't find the somewhat higher price tag too much of an obstacle. - 'M.S.R.P. of 1994 base SCI with manual transmission. Freight (5400), taxes, license and options extra. Saturn Saab Isuzu of -Pickering p y • ` 980 Kingston Road, Pickering 839-6159 S nT..LR n sus ISUZU Public schools are "oppressive, grim, and joy- less," U.S. Government k+ education experts have concluded after a three- s, : year $300.000 study. This confirms a previous study ,, by second graders. Dufferin Game Room Store at 420-6113. THE BOWMANVILLE MUSEUM at 37 Silver Street is open in the evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. on Oct. 28 and 29. Admission is free. For more information call 623-2734. THE IMPACT INTERNATIONAL Model Search will be held at the Oshawa Iloliday Inn at 1101 Bloor St. E. on Oct. 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Entry fee is $35. For more information call Impact Model and Talent at 404-8233. .4wZ4" Food Mart Specializing in Filipino 0 Chinese * Caribbean 1050 Brock Road, S. Pickering, Ontario c Z X 420-9266 St .m Support the United Way 2 Wheel Balance $ �.. r 1 I TRMK Bayview Service i PaAs open Saturday Under new rn magemont Bayview [,<,_�- Plck°' m Rd 831-3949 A am Ilk Bay Pedis, Ucteber 27,1993 C7 KELLY SONS (since 1976) (formerly Sure Stop Brake Centre & Guaranteed Muffler Shop) Muffler & Brake Centre Pay NO G.S.T. or P.S.T. (on complete system) Life Ylme Warranty on Muffler, Brakes & Shocks Front Pads $99.00 Rear Shoes $79.00 (on most cars) (free Inspection) 711 Finley Ave., Ajax (Family owned since 1976 in Ajax) $3-7301 It holds the road and its value. The Saturn SCI from $13,895* 1 Overtime the Saturn SCI will hang on to a lot more than a twisty strip of road. It also has the knack of hanging onto its value. In fact, it holds its value better than nearly all other cars on the road. This of course is great news for anyone planning on buying a new Saturn. For anyone planning on buying a used Saturn, we hope you won't find the somewhat higher price tag too much of an obstacle. - 'M.S.R.P. of 1994 base SCI with manual transmission. Freight (5400), taxes, license and options extra. Saturn Saab Isuzu of -Pickering p y • ` 980 Kingston Road, Pickering 839-6159 S nT..LR n sus ISUZU C8 The Bay News, October 27,1993 VJY&Tzj�f4 WJ rmdp%.0 aim �l F ELECTRONIC ENGINE 1 ANALYSIS •Service includes- -Check ol battery, hoses. and water pump -Electronic scope check of engine -Pressure test of cooling system for leaks (Parts and coolant tion. it required) $ 5 95 1s Most cars. Expires November "3 — — — — — — — — — — OIL & FILTER CHANGE SPECIAL •i✓hange includes uPP to SL of Motorcraft 5W30. 1 OW30 or 1 OW40 Premium Motor Oil plus 1 new Motorcraft FL -1-A Oil Filter (diesel equipped vehicles extra) $ 26 95 Most cars. Explrsa Novomber2W FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Applies to passenger cars only *Check and adjust caster, camber and toe -in *(Vehicles with MacPherson struts include toe -In adjustment only) Most cora. Expires November 2AP3 Z 1.leus aw O ars li�ting Pricp Replace front pa- -,r ENGINE TUNE UP KE RELINE i .Inst Installation shoes In a oMotorcraft spa pugs Inspect & adjust 1 -Check timing belt emergency brakes Clean, 1 -Carburetor adjustment nspect & lubricate guides. •A thorough Inspection of: Distributor cap, cooling system. backing plates, springs & I hoses. spark plug wiles. PCV valve. air and fuel filters 1 clips and self adjusters i (Non -electric Ignition, t vicorn, vehicles ra�mn ng platinum piuys fconoline Visually inspect power brake booster master cylinder and Aerostar extol flexicalipers or wheel cylinders rrs R or drums, steel or 1 X9995 !lexlines, cables and adjusters. Road Test. Taurus: 8 :;:able 1 OFF y models $50 00 extra Resurface rotors or drum, t 4 Cy 10% necessary $20 00 each 1 i. OY ' o 2()OFF I Most care dr light (trucks. Expires November 2/93 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP Replace transmission oil, replace gasket. check engine for leaks. check torque valve, adjust bands. check filter Afoot cars. Exp/na Now mrtiber 2A3 FALL CHECK UP - (.)it Change includes up to 5L of Motorcraft 1C W40 Premium Mot« aV l plus a new Motorcraft FL- 1-A QI Filter. - A thorough Inapeetion of: Exhaust system. shock absorbers. steen'ng 1aikage. front and roar suspension, battery cables and connectors, all belts and fluid levels, windshield wiper blades, air ckianer/flller, radiator and heater hoses •Lubricati)n of: Flood, door and trunk hinges and latches •Test: Coolant for terrtperatme protection. battery specific gravity, all lights and signals (diesel equipped vehicles extra) Expires November "3 6 Cy 10% OFF $1 09 95 s �y 10% OFF $12995 ARost care. Expires November 2,`93 SHOCK ABSORBER SPECIAL Applies to most domestic cars. e 2 Motorcraft Gas Charged Heavy Duty Shocks • Parts covered by Limited Lifetime Warranty (Does not Include MacPherson strut suslWnsrun parts). ZO'Y40OFF Afoet can. if mores November 2193 FLUSH & FILL Refill system will correct coolant and check for air locks. 1 litre of summer antifreeze and flush kit. We will check cooling system for leaks or excessive oil constant, pressure check the coding system for internal and external leaks, test thermostat, check fuelgauge for accuracy, test rad cap, check tan blacks and pulleys, check all belts and hoses, adjust belt tension. Abet care a light trucks. Expires Nov. 2193 FORS Monday - Fr day 9 - 9 W ILDWUUD FURD SALES LTD■ Saturday 9-6 1167 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING QualityIs Job 1 SERVICE DEPARTMENT I-+ Mondor to Thursday 7 - g Between Whites Rd. � L��Er000/on. Hwy: 2 The Dealer That y y Guarantees Satisfaction Friday 7 F 839-6666 o 427-2828 • 420-1449