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Kris Schofield C b m.-PL(R. reak Chelsea'Patterson takes a break from decorating the Christmas tree at the Brock Road and Bayly Street branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. The sLx-year-o!d was on a field trip with Once Upon a Tyme Daycare. Nuclear shutdown Hydro, DNA, at odds over risks from Saturday's heavy water spill by Glenn Hendry The bad news is there was a spill of heavy water at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station Saturday, after heat transport valves at the ageing PkIeTing 'A' reactor opened unexpectedly. The leak, which was contained within the reactor building, released approximately 130 tonnes; of heavy water The accident dwarfed an incident in 1992 when 2,900 I&es (three tonnes) of tritiurn-laced water spewed into Lake Ontario. The good news is the emergerxy safety systems at the nuclear plant are working just fine, said station manager Pierre Charlebois. 'Fundament,*, we are extremely satisfied with the way the emergency systems responded and with the way staff responded," Charlebois said. 'Our emergency plan went into effect and the mfety equipment proved itself. There were no off- site leaks and no on-site risks." Dave Martin, a spokAsm for Dirham Nuclear Awareness, takes a different view of the accident, however. .This was 130 tonnes of primary coolant — pretty nasty stuff," Martin said. 'ft was a serious accident, despite bouyant assurances from Ontario Hydro. - The spill occurred W before six pm when the valve Wled, Charlebois said, causing damage to a pipe Leading to the release valve, Subsequently, turbine power levels had to be tripped and the rising pressure caused the emergency core coding Continued on Page 2 'Irreparable damage' done to hockey, says �Glenn Healy by Glenn Hendry If you believe the NHL owners and some hockey columrusts, this weekend might very well be the watershed for the 1993-94 season. The owners will be meeting ft week to dedde on the fate of the season. It will be do Or die for hod(ey, and with 'ha&' seerningly in wnlrol at the Board of Govemors, the prospects look grin Not so, s* New York Ranger goakender and kx�thne local resiclent Glenn Healy, dtwing an interview at lis Ajax home. There wM be a season and, 0 there isn't, he adds, you can blame the owners and NHL commissicm Gary Bettmam I would hope that Gary Bettman thinks long and hard about the damage he's doing to the game. He's a US lawyer who thrives on conW and he's never played the game," Healy said. 'From a player's perspecfiw, this game is abut nxwe than money.* The econornics invoked in the strilie — now more than two months old and amng the owners and players mAons every day — will force the owners to re-dw* thdr hard4m stance, Heidy belietues. - .1 fti you haw to look at the money kNoMd 7be mom are m fla hshm of m&klng money and 9 t1we's a chance of starting on the Wilt of Condowd on Page 19 93 Civic D*l Sol 5 *pd., map, stereo -",000 krn 92 Volksuragon Passat GL Auto, A/C - 33,000 km 91 Honda Chric DX 4 dr., auto - 62,000 krn 93 Mazda 323 2 dr. auto - 47,000 krn 92 Cutlass Suprerne Int. Loaded - 48,000 krn 91 Chevy Blazer Tahoe 4X4, auto, air, 96,000 krn 93 Mazda MOO 4X4 5 spd. - 53,000 km 92 Toyota Corolla LSX Auto, - 79,000 km .90 MPV LY, V6 4X4 - 83,000 km 92 LeBaron GTC Convertible Loaded - 48,000 krn 92 Hyundai Scoupe 5 spd., stereo - 65,000 km 88 Cutlass Clara Int., auto, air, 111,000 krn 92 Chev Lumina Z34, auto, air, 43,000 krn 91 Honda Accord LX 6 spd. AIC - 72,000 88 Ford Pick-up XLT, Auto, A/C - 113,000 krn 1698 SAWLY ST, JUST SOWN q) Of rw "1, 1/9 K"X War Consumer Car Mart Now - TMn. 10 � - 9 pa ft & SOL Is so - 5 PW or wocff Ro. AV iqCff1&XW New & Used Cars, from People who Care. Sm 12 ps - 5 ps No NO Interes NO paywAft, For'6 Months See pages 3 & 5 for detalls 2 December 74, 7994 & The Bay News Spill contained: Hydro NDP approves Seaton (esig 0 From Page I system to be activated for the first time ever. Emergency procedures were fully operational within 15 minutes and nuclear operators — wearing protective gear — dosed the vahres, stopping the heavy water leak, within three hours of the spd. In the meantime, the region's emergency plan went into effect. Durham Regional Police set up their command centre and notified the regional mayors, the health department, the province and Metro Toronto. The accident was classified as a Lewl I incident, which is the lowest level of priority. Warning signs were also posted at the station by Ontario Hydro employees and traffic into the plant was restricted for several hours. The reactor (number 2) is still in a 'safe shutdown state- and reactor 4 was also shut down as a precaution. The other two reactors at Pickering 'A' have alrea4r been. closed for routine m--tenance. A? Surge Tank u go Tank -cCI-Pressure Pr ssure Pipe Relief Valves RI lef Valves To Sump failure area ---4> Surge Tank Coolant from reactor Coolant to i reactor Reservoir Reactor Building The accident occurred only four days before the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) decision on the nudear station's licence renewal request, expected today from Ottawa. According to Martin, the spill emphasized why his organization wants the board to review the nuclear station's licence instead of granting Ontario Hydro an automatic extension. 'I think this accident really explains the need for an oper, and independent environmental Cook tV .pX G1 'F i .XS _ T : 4rj assessment," he said. Tickering A has the oidest reactors in the country and they don't have a second fast shutdown system." The call for an environmental assessment has the support of Pickering council, Oshawa counc� MP Dan McTeague and MPP Jim Wiseman. The environmental watchdog group also knows of at least 150 letters wi*ten to the AECB, demanding the assessment. 'We rnight not be so lucky next time,' Mani". warned. by Glam Hamby The provirwhil government has given the green #A to a consortium of Torontobased airchitects and planners to design the future Seaton community in north Pidwring. The spectre of EE11, hcuievee� m3y 0 force the government to put the brakes on the whole project. John van Nostrum Associates Ltd. was &-clared the winner Monday of a national design competition to plan Seaton, a future "innovative' community of up to 90,000, just to the north-west of Brock West dump and the proposed EE1 I WxH site and south of the airport lands. All three teams that made the short-list for the competition were instructed to ignore provincial lindfill directives in planning the community, although they did have to identify to how the lands could be accommodated if EEI I won final approval. van Nostrum, whose winning design combines innovation and 'do -ability,' said his plan could still work 9 the dump is approved but noted some of the expected uses would be 'skewed' and the allowable population in Seaton would be reduced. Provincial housing minister Richard Allen, who made the announcement at the Civic Complex in Pickering Monday afternoon, called van Nostrum's plan a 'true first' in community plannirig. He also said the anriouncernent will 'put an end to the uncertainty' surrounding north Pickering lands, adding that previous idez for Seaton failed because they were based on an *inadequate understanding' of innovation. Later, he admitted his grasp of the conflict of planning a dump and a community on the same parcel of land was also inadequate, and directed F1 iquestions on the feasibility of planning EEI I on the Seaton hinds to Durham West MPP Jim Vwnan. Wiseman, for his part, said the pravWM bill is in Durham Region's =0 9 they ward to kill EEI I and demanded Durham tell the province that they will 'neither use nor wart' the lardill site. 'The failure to do so positions the region as a proponent, not an opponent, of Ell. ' Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, despite asmnces the dump could be accommodated in the community, said the Seaton design would have to be changed too much — for the mrse — if EE I I is approve(L 'it makes it very, very, difficult to get the community w writ if the landfill is there,* he said. I the provincial priority is to move forward on Seaton then they should abandon the EEI I site." van Nostrarid, wtu earned $25,000 for the design victory, hopes the community will get the go-ahead soon. 'ft was a real design challenge; a blend of urban and natural,- he said. 'It could handle as many as 90,000 people but no single house is further than 1,000 feet — a four -minute walk — from both a valley and a trmsit street That kind of place doesn't exist., van Nostrand's team took a three -pronged approach to the design. Om -third of the 7,000 -acre site will be devoted to agricultural use, one-third to environmental use and one-third to urban. Despite his design being the most compact — his 90,000 uitimate population figure was also the highest of the three finalists — van Nostrand beliews both agricultural and environmental uses will be enhanced on the site, The final step for Seaton is a report to be presented to the housing ministry in the spring� As awarded Investment Recovery Services In Its capacity as Auctioneer & Liquidator will it & offer, for sale, the following Inventory and assets as secured under the Landlord & Tennant IMMEDIATE INVENTORY DISPOS Picke ng . :V...-illage: -Giallery LIMMED EDMON ART WNMWE & COLLECTIBLES , FINE FU 50 Church St. South, FOR SALE INFOs CALL 619.2323 Dw.#rer-asi-pers Issued Price $11n.00 $ 2 NOW limited to thefirst 20 customers, one print per Person. bur iv� Aosssilbycarole bil" Pbaxtasma by Heather Cooper issued Price $5111.011 NOW $3 90c Jourwey of Hope by Trisha Romance Framed F.A.P. Eady F'r-"Uce by Alan K�inghind Issued Pri 6.00 NOW $4900 = =Pasl omb= Thurs. 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Tripp's story awakened some suspicions with police, said Det. ST.. Tom Cameron, and after re - interviewing Tripp in December, the teen was charged with public mischief (two counts), robbery, forcible confinement and proceeds of crime. "Certainly the second report was suspicious... and obviously the detective didn't believe his story," Cameron said. 'There's no question a place being robbed twice, with the same MO, is unusual. But to have different suspects do the same things, that is very unusual. That's probably what made the detective most suspiciow of Mr. Tripp's story." Tripp is also charged with robbing the Adults Only Video Store on Kingston Road in Scarborough on November 22. The suspect and a 16 -year-old accomplice, armed with an imitation gun and a homemade bomb, stole cash and a mimber of videos Marilyn Griffis, the manager of the Pet Valu store, said she was shocked when she heard Tripp was a suspect in robberies where he had claimed to be a victim. 'It was definitely a shock. He was a very good person — a perfect employee — for the three years he was here," she said. "There was no indication of anything like that." The 16 -year-old accomplice in the Scarborough robbery — a Pickering youth — is also charged vAth robbery, disguise with intent, possession of a weapon, forcible confinement, possession of stolen property and proceeds of crime from the November 27 Pet Valu robbery. Jason Cameron, 20, of Pickering, is charged with theft in the August 7 Pet Valu robbery. Tripp, who has already made a court appearance, was released on a $5,000 bond. Daughter charged with attempted murder A 50 -year-old Pickering woman is charged with attempted murder after trying to smother her 81 -year-old mother last week. police say. The victim, who waited until the followirig day to report the incident, told police her daughter placed a pillow over her face while she was sleeping early Thursday morning, and tried to suffocate her. 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They must befsigned. the Momber of the O"Lario Community Newspaper Association aVrless and telep'hone number o t e sender Member of the Cnnadian Community Newspaper Association provided Generatr*ng controversy The recent incident at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station raises some cause for concern. coming as close as it does to a license renewal request before the Atomic Enern Control Board. Many expect the board to merely rubberstamp the extension. despite requests by local polfticians at all levels that an independent environmental assessment be conducted. While it's reassuring to see that the emergenck, safety systems appeared to have worked as planned. it is disturbing that they were called upon at all. Pickering has some of the oldest reactors in the country. We all know that as things age. they tend to perform more poorly than when the ftem was new. That's certainly the case for most mechanical devices and there's no reason to diink that a different scenario applies for the bells and whistles that comprise a nuclear generating station. Seals age and valves get old. Despite a strong regulatory system that oversees such plants, the bottom fine is that old things tend to wear out. While an independent environmental assessment of the plant would likely cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. that cost pales in comparison to the costs to country, PTOVince and region in the event of a catastrophic incident. A fresh pair of eyes surveying the Pickering situation would be a welcome addition to the regulatory process that no one should fear. Seaton unclear it's prettier than a dump and would be a welcome addition to the community. But don't hold your breath that Seaton will see the light of day. It was glad-handing and back patting all around at the recent press conference held to announce the winner of the bid to build and develop Seaton, a conamuluty desligned to house ".000 people in north Pickering. John van Noz-trand Associates Ud. got the nod over Dunker Associefts and Dunlop Farrow Inc. It's a design *Ad bicorpofates. the umque landsc of the area and would be a worthy addlitilon to the comnumilty. However, that doesn't change the fact that it also falls smack dab in the middle of the new dump. Only time will tell which prevails — garbage or progress — in the upcoming provinciall election, which many pundits predict will happen in the spring. The election, in addition to Ilikkering's court challenge of the Interim Waste Authority decision designating the EE11 area as a ,dmp, will filrdwr ddw tk declision. . In the mealiffirne, dw mdw-s running aad .ux dolars watinue to be powed Into tm projecu dW am in r r N 4. 1114member that wim the poldclans nod hft V= podiet to cover tb*- bdft. PoW VVOkZA WHO NEEDS REINDEER? The first couple of Christmas were on hand for Ajax Transit's launch of their Santa Express. The decorated bus will bring Christmas cheer to malls, schools and retirement homes. MPs 'refugees Dear editor: Immigration minister Sergio *The Sieve" Marchi is being hammered because refugee aumnals are flooding into Canada, murderers continue to be given landed immigrant status and repeated federal parole violations confinue to occur. However, what about acceptance of responsibility by that nice Jean Gun owners Dear editor: The need for this letter is overdue and greatly needed. I am one of the silent majority of Canadians that wish Canada to be controlled by the majority and not the National Rifle Association. I have just watched on 'TV the head of the Canadian Fuearms; Assocllafion threatening to overtake the liberal Party for implemenfft gun legislation, that in all hopes will reduce the number of guns in Canada. The gun lobby seems to think that Letters — from reality?' Chretien (with such a high approval rating) who has been in office one full yeaO 4zely both of these gentlemen are refugees from reality who continue to gallop past common sense and into a dangerous fairyland of pretend, permissiveness and make-bek-tie. VAlliam E. Rae Scarborough a minority doing nothirV about a problem is the way to go, it's their way or the highway. Who do these people think they NO Maybe having a loaded gun makes them feel that they can do anything, even if the majority of Canadians want gun control. Hopefully, Justice Minister Allan Rock and Dan McTeague, MP, will stick to their guns (the peoples support) and fight for our rights to have guns controlled. Betty Sulliwn Pickering Adoptee bill important Dear editor: There is private members' bill going through the provincial legislature. I'm sure the majority of Canadians are probably unaware of its contents, so I feel this is one way of bringing it to their attention. Bill 158 is asking that adoptees can access their 'Statement of Live Birth' which is unobtainable at present. In fact, if you were born after 1970, then even the last name is sealed into the records, and adoptees can only get their last JnW and a number. This is distressing to say the least. It was done for what people thought were good reasons (Le, not disturbing the birth parents) Adoptees, however, haw been disturbed about this all their fives, sometimes thinking they were just discarded because they were unwanted. Most children are giYen up with the hope that they are going to a better life, and it is the most emotional time of life of not just the bft mother, but the dWs father, and birth grandparents. There are major medkal reasons, including the future children of the adoptee, why they should have to their own background. There is also always the possibility that a iniatual attraction could occur between people who are closely related and get married, not knowing that this Person could be a brother or sister. Jan M. Sulfiwn (birth gmn&,nother) Ajax t�� Arthurs takes over finance in re . gional committee postings Pickering Mayor Wayne* Arthurs will head up the Durham Region finance and administration committee for the next three years, taking over from former Brock Mayor Donald Hadden, who retired from pollitics. .:, ..::: : . ---. . — The chairmanship of the other regional committees rem . ain unchanged. Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards will stay on as health and social services chairman, Uxbridge Mayor Geffi-Lynn O'Connor keeps her phyining committee portfolio and Oshawa councillor John Aker retains his works committee chairmanship. . Regional Chairman Gary Herrema will head up the special standing committee. Other local appointments include Ajax regional councillor Roger Anderson and Pickering regional councillor Rick Johnson to works; Pickering cazx9or Maurice Brenner to health and social services; new Pickering regional caricilloIr David Farr to planning and new Ajax regional councillor Steve Parish to finance. Ajax Mayor Jim Witty, the vice -chair of the plaInning committee, will be joined by Herrema on the police services board. OPTOMETRISTS Dr. E. Gillezeau Dr. M. Fitzsimmons Dr. Joanne Malchuk Dr. K. Narayansingh WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE 4Q 683-1175 839-5303 A Unique Gift For Th ' at .Someone Special,,-... Gift Certificates from Ziel_�rrTidyCar! 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Lind, one of the authors of the study (deferred until January 23), won re -zoning approval for a parcel of land on the east side of Dixie Road, south of Kingston Road, owned by Emix Ltd. and Emix Holdings Ltd. The property is currently occupied by the Olive Garden restaurant and The Furniture Mall (with some office use) and also contains a vacant btiding. Lind, on behalf of Emix, successfully lobbied could to allow another restaurant, a place of amusement/entertainment and a commercial recreation establishment on the site. His grand scheme, he said, is to tam the area into an centre* for Pickering, noting the new Movieplex cinemas are adjacent to the property. He said he is already negotiating with a restaurant and several 'entertainment companies,' although he wouldn't get any more specific. His plans fit into the intent of the study, which will set pianning guidelines for the area (bordered by Dixie Road, Higivay 401, Kingston Road and Liverpooi Road) for future development. The report was supposed to be ready for council Monday but was instead deferred until the new year, a decision Lind agrees with. "it was pushed to January because of the (recent municipal) election. It became a lightening rod for everybody. Ratepayers, politicians, everybody wented to talk about it," he said. 'But now, at least, (council) can look at it with level leads.' Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs agreed, saying the deferment will give the new members of council time to 'get dvir feet wet * arn 0?/co on your one year G.I.C. * David Loftus ScotiaMcLeod 200 Consilium Place Suite 400 Scarborough M1H 3E4 (416)-296-2619 *Issuer - Bank of Nova Scotia GO -*Amftn Horf'"I L CW is sufto, U L Bayly St ;Z- � rhe Day Afews * December 14. 7994 7 Town centre west 'entertainment centre' ?. by Gkm Hendry The Town Centre West Urban Desip and Land Use Study has not yet been approved but residents watching Monday's Pickering council rneeting may have got an inkling of what to expect, at least in the coirmeicial sector. Think entertainment, and you may have an idea of what planning consultant Victor Lind sees for the area. Lind, one of the authors of the study (deferred until January 23), won re -zoning approval for a parcel of land on the east side of Dixie Road, south of Kingston Road, owned by Emix Ltd. and Emix Holdings Ltd. The property is currently occupied by the Olive Garden restaurant and The Furniture Mall (with some office use) and also contains a vacant btiding. Lind, on behalf of Emix, successfully lobbied could to allow another restaurant, a place of amusement/entertainment and a commercial recreation establishment on the site. His grand scheme, he said, is to tam the area into an centre* for Pickering, noting the new Movieplex cinemas are adjacent to the property. He said he is already negotiating with a restaurant and several 'entertainment companies,' although he wouldn't get any more specific. His plans fit into the intent of the study, which will set pianning guidelines for the area (bordered by Dixie Road, Higivay 401, Kingston Road and Liverpooi Road) for future development. The report was supposed to be ready for council Monday but was instead deferred until the new year, a decision Lind agrees with. "it was pushed to January because of the (recent municipal) election. It became a lightening rod for everybody. Ratepayers, politicians, everybody wented to talk about it," he said. 'But now, at least, (council) can look at it with level leads.' Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs agreed, saying the deferment will give the new members of council time to 'get dvir feet wet * arn 0?/co on your one year G.I.C. * David Loftus ScotiaMcLeod 200 Consilium Place Suite 400 Scarborough M1H 3E4 (416)-296-2619 *Issuer - Bank of Nova Scotia 8 Deceiiiber 74,1994 * Me-Boy-Newi Tips for a fresh and fire safe Christmas tree FollovAng these tips from the National Christmas Tree Association will keep your tree fresh and fire -safe througtlout the holiday season. Do a freshness test. Hold a branch about 6 inches (15 cm) from the tip. Pull your hand toward the tip, allowing the branch to slip through your firigers. Needles should adhere to the branch and not fail off in your hard. Another freshness test. lift the tree off the ground, then bring it down abruptly on the sturnp end. The outside green needles should not fall off in substantial numbers. Make a fresh cut across the base of the trunk — about 1/4 inch is enough. When a tree is cut, a seal of sap omn naturally over its stump which keeps moisture in the tree. It is COUMN - - - - - - - - - - - COUIFON - - - - - - - - - COUT014- 17" 70Y TO THE WORLD#1 CASH & CARRY I TH W STARLIGHT 11 0�1 16 BOUQUET POINTSETTIAS: I BOUQUET Fre�h=,da flow seasonal greens With %7rhowtl arranged in a 'Joy Coupon C"p" I 4- Pot '2.99 $3.991 to the World container. 6" Pot $3." $7.991 Work caurlm Pot '49." S19.99 I %r light Star bri t. This With cowrimli $ 995 visbnas send r. gift 8" Pot '14.99 s29.9t) I ctl. Nst n 995 1 _�Fht for everyone 2 s ft"h Chrotrrw $3 With—t C p.. $34-95 1(r Pot '19.99 S39.99 I a'itd' f17 M M -95 I capiz . el�c=eholder Wrlho�t C"p" $49 oupon 1�- Dwvm1w 31,194. Coupon expm Docember 31,19%. Coupon expu" D��Lwr 31,1994. -COLTON- - - COU70,%_ -1 couro., -4 _CL�'SSIC CHRISTMAS I -LONG STEM I CHRISTMAS ROSEBOWL, CENTREPIECE ROSES" in a clear ntn-ro--�- i, tlw- I I I with .4r, -ns, Chri,trna,. "a breath, to tarntly friends =Cluisinias and txlasn�s col"gues greeting Mth cormw I One dozen long stem ro-es, boxed with greet With, C"F" and Rose Pre.mervativr. 95 $ $ 915 29 Wltk$ 1095 h"t 118 with—f C—r— 539-" C0.9— C—p— $39-95 clmr.. JUJ" Cvwllmn,xru� D�br 31,194 Coupon �-T� Dw-1w 31,194 Cam" rupow Dwvvb.T 31, 19%. - - - - - - C0Lr0% COUrON- - - - COUrON - -- -41 CHRISTMAS PLANTERS DECEMBER THE TRILLIUM BASKET A babv Poins4xtia BOUQUET and i)ther long CASH & CARRY Frt--,,h carnations, lashnF pLants white growing in a SPECIALS chmsantheniurns Sea �0 rm With with—f Ar- and �elect Christmas Wick or 1-41sket. C"P Co.r" greens arranged in a 20% OFFALL clWerful Christirtas PLA.%TERS 10 Roses $4.99 s5.99 I bask,q. 10 Carnations $4.99 s-;.49 Wilk Co., - 56 10 Long Stem $12.00 S24.00 $2495 $21-r WW'-! C_r.. s2t,,�i I Roses Wtho-1 Cp.� S29." L ou"..P_ D�., 31,194 Cufk� Kru— D—DA-3 1, 1914, Coupon -xp� 13-1.0 1. 1994 - - - coums t_ovTo% L - - -COUrON - - - - - ill 0 ium Flori*st 'I FTD,1k 1794 LIVERPOOL ROAD, PICKERING 68 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX 831-0753 (across from The Beer Store) 427-4717 DAILY DELIVERIES ABOARD "THE TRILLIUMOBILE" 9 FROM OAKVILLE TO OSHAWA important to break that seal to allow the tree to drink. The most important thing to remember is that real trees need water. Put your tree in a water holding stand immediately. If you are not ready to decorate it, put it in a bucket of water within 12 hours of making the cut. Keep plenty of water in the stand. A Christmas tree may Make Hobby Shopping Easy at... 0 1 : abmt four lbes of water in the firt 24 hours, and semail *es of %eta thereaffix Position your tree away from heat sources, fireplaces and television sets. Be sure that a fight cords and connections are in good working cor&ion. Dorft forget to unplug the fights when you go to bed or leave horne. Specializing in.. • Model Railroads, including starter sets • Slot Car Racing Sets and Accessories • Plastic Model Kits of all kinds • Radio control cars, boats and planes • Doll Houses - Rockets & Kites BEST SELECTION OF THOMAS THE TANK ENGINES K -MART PLAZA 1801 Dundas St. East, WHITBY 404-8888 Next to Golden Griddle, across from K Mar, RONALD M-ARTINO & SON wmil= FUNERAL DIRECTORS (foffnerly of West Hill) PROVIDING TRADITIONAL BURIAL & CREMATION SERVICES & "THE DURHAM PLAN" Immedate Burial or Cremation Services *Transportation of the DeceamW Brock Road Chapel, INCLUDES: Family Consultation Family Centre 1057 Brock Road, PICKERING $600 Documentation ENQUIRIES PLEASE CALL (Just south of 401) Minimal Cremation or Burial Container (905) 686-5589 , MW�STON ROAD _j 401 8 J cc W > STA-nON cc 8 FTD,1k 1794 LIVERPOOL ROAD, PICKERING 68 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX 831-0753 (across from The Beer Store) 427-4717 DAILY DELIVERIES ABOARD "THE TRILLIUMOBILE" 9 FROM OAKVILLE TO OSHAWA important to break that seal to allow the tree to drink. The most important thing to remember is that real trees need water. Put your tree in a water holding stand immediately. If you are not ready to decorate it, put it in a bucket of water within 12 hours of making the cut. Keep plenty of water in the stand. A Christmas tree may Make Hobby Shopping Easy at... 0 1 : abmt four lbes of water in the firt 24 hours, and semail *es of %eta thereaffix Position your tree away from heat sources, fireplaces and television sets. Be sure that a fight cords and connections are in good working cor&ion. Dorft forget to unplug the fights when you go to bed or leave horne. Specializing in.. • Model Railroads, including starter sets • Slot Car Racing Sets and Accessories • Plastic Model Kits of all kinds • Radio control cars, boats and planes • Doll Houses - Rockets & Kites BEST SELECTION OF THOMAS THE TANK ENGINES K -MART PLAZA 1801 Dundas St. East, WHITBY 404-8888 Next to Golden Griddle, across from K Mar, RONALD M-ARTINO & SON wmil= FUNERAL DIRECTORS (foffnerly of West Hill) PROVIDING TRADITIONAL BURIAL & CREMATION SERVICES & "THE DURHAM PLAN" Immedate Burial or Cremation Services *Transportation of the DeceamW Brock Road Chapel, INCLUDES: Family Consultation Family Centre 1057 Brock Road, PICKERING $600 Documentation ENQUIRIES PLEASE CALL (Just south of 401) Minimal Cremation or Burial Container (905) 686-5589 , Program to keep patients in own beds by Maria Kurek PHS cow audent A new health care program YAU allow some patients to be treated at home instead of in hospital. The Quick Response Program provides quick at-home service, based on individual requirement, enabling some patients to remain home instead taking up hospital beds needed for more urgent cases, said program coordinator Maysea Chan. 'I think the program will be effective, providing a service which will work for the whole community," Chan said. *We are trying to help people to stay at home rather than go to a hospital." The program does not take the place of emergency or 9-1- 1. If a person is suffering from a heart attack, for example, a hospital emergency room is still the place to go. 'We are not providing emergency help per say, we are helping the emergency department, ' she explained. 'We have emphasized that A is the partnership spirit for the hospitals working togeftr. This Program meets the needs for its community." 71v program was initiated at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital November 7, and will expand to Oshawa General Hospital December 5, 1995. Services include nursing, physiotherapy and medical supplies. This program was made possible with a one-time grant of $250,000 from the health ministry and is a joint proposal of Ajax-PickeTing General Hospital, Oshawa Genera Hospital, Whitby General Hospital, Durham Region Home Care Program, St. Elizabeth Visiting Nurses, Victorian Order of Nmes and the Canadian Red Crw Society. 'Can you imagine the cornmitment?* said Chan. "People worked together as a team rather than trying to protect ori� themselves.* The program works in co- operation with family doctors and the responses from the Medicine cabinet clean-up nets 10,000 pounds of drugs Durham, Metro Toronto and Mississauga residents have rid their homes of approodmat* 10,000 pow -ds of old medication in this year's Rx Safety Days Medicine Cabinet Clean -Up campaign. The haul is eguivalent to 1.75 million unit &YA!s of medicatim or 5,700 full medicine cabirwts. Twelve pharmacies in Ajax and Mwring collected nearly 500 old mechcations, from Nov. 1-12. Since the program began in 1989, 6.25 millim unit doses of medication haw been collected Oldman returned T= 01d= hu bm miumed tothed.airofthewwMitegion &M CAh* Sqwale School &W to a ca"m absm Oldman, who promises to dmelop p*Kfiw policies to deal with growth; promote open communication internally and externally; practice fiscal rqpowbility and maintain the traditional morals and values, chairW the bond from 1991 to 1993. as&U44 fram the managenwnt sta ff of ft I Beautystu io & F-ftheiie-v 60 PL -111d.11 #3 physicians and the community are 'very positive", she added. Approximately 1,000 people can be serviced initially and Chan is still waiting for the Oshawa and Whitby hospitals to come on board. The program is likely to be very successful she promised. 'It's going to be a good program, but to see if it'll be tr* effective, we must " at it after a progresses." -------------- Put the Gift that will last ,a lifetime 6 nder your Christmas tree. A 161: LIVERMOL KAMATE CLUB LOCATED IN GOODBOWS Family Fitriess & Martial Arts Centre call 839-FffT: 839-3M - Ner applies whik quantities last. ----------- Take 1 A a O'cer. 1101110010 1 whb IN* compit Chemical sor"'M Estloetk & Maila, Pickerii)ff Village, Sin. M�l ClOw" hWWft -427-9367 E A*v J & General Contractors J (416) 283-3757 AVE A SAFE & HAPPY HOLIDAY Complete Interior / Exterior Renovations and New Constnxtion P Kitchen o Bathroom o Recreation Rooms 1AV NO JOB TOO SMALJ_ i The Soy Novw e December 74, 1994 9 ONE -THIRTY COURT ft,. ML AFFORDABLE _W �� 10 YEARS C001KED 1$ 90 LARGE SHRIMP - BiAcKnGER SHRIMP COOKED TO PERFECMON. JUST TUAWAND SERVE. APPROX. 30-40 15 SHRIMP PER I. LB. CELLO BAG. RAW LARGE SHRIMP 90 PEELED AND DEVEINED. JUSr BOI1L AND SERVE. APPROX. 3"0 14., SHRIMP PER I LB. CEUD RAG. SHRIMP 45 COCKTAIL RING $ - FUI.LY COOKED BLACK Tl[GERS ON A CONVENIENT SERVING PLATIER. JUSF THAW ANDSERVE. APPROX. 40 MINI SAUSAGE ROLLS - OVEN READY BITE SUE IN A PUFF PAS -MY APPROX. 60 ROLLS PER I KG. CEUD RAG SHRIMP SNACKS - SHRI1dP MlEAT SHAPED INTO LARGER Al SHREW AND BREADED OVEN READY APPROX 60 PCS. PER 2 I.B. CARTON JL "AMPIQU PITIM �' '' 1�' STORE HOURS Momlay-Wednesday 9:00- 6:00 'Mur-Aay - Friday 9:00- 9:00 Saturday 8:00- 5:00 OLD 401 cc 0 .417-G2W a 6 cc 10 December 14,1994 a The Day N*ws - T_ 860 Brock Rd. S. SJ-AT'AR__ t�T r"SM5 �0 94, Pickering �gw-�T (I krn S. of" 1 420-SlOO Christmas Store Annual Christmas OPEN HOUSE Fri. Dec. 16th 12-7 pni Sat. Dec. 'th 10-4 join its for %ampling & specials 420-5100 1550 BAYLY ST. UNIT 39A PHONE 837-0705 --------------- Wo;=S=y AWo Molve in Alax Rufter & On Tanks as low as $145. W-aw Wipw wada%.99" Irair 711 Finley Avenue, Ajax 90"I"Ow ..... . . .. . ........ .. ..... .. .... . .. .. ... . ..... .. ... . . ...... . .. . .......... . . .. ... ... . . . .... . ... ... ... . .... ......... .. ..... .. .. . . ..... Sweetheart ................ .... .......... ....... . . . . ... . . ..... .... . ........... - - - --. -1 ..... . .. . ............. . . .... . .. .. ......... .... .. ... .. . . . ... .. ..... .. .. . . . ........... . .. ...... .. . . .. .... ... . ... ....... . ........ -__ . ... .. ....... . . ...... . ....... . ....... . ..... . .. ....... ... ... .. . ....... . .... .................. . ...... .. . . .... .. . ... . .... . . . .. ......... I . ..... . . . . ..... . .... .. ...... . .... ...... . . ...... . .... .... . .. . . ... . ... .... ..... . ..... . . .. ...... .. ... . ... ... .. . .. ... ... . ........... - . .. ......... . ...... ............. . ...... if smet-toothed Pickering Truffles dream golf sets, corvettes and bingo sets. residents haven't made a trip Truffles are the specialty, but they to Durham's most unique also have almond bark, brandied chocolate store. then what are you waiting for? cherries, nut clusters, dessert cups and chocolate novelty At Sweetheart Truffles, hand -dipped and hand -decorated hems. premium quality chocolates are made with tender -loving care. The Mugfords also want their customers to know the Thrilled by the response theVve had in the past year on annual Christmas Open House, scheduled for Friday night, Brock Road, the mother -daughter ownership team of Lorna has been extended to include Saturday. and Cathy MUgford have been busy preparing for their best To find Sweetheart Truffles, just follow Brock Road for one Christmas ever. Many clients have already received their kilometre south of Bayl�l Street For more information on party placement and gift basket order If you haven't, time is Swetheart Truffles, pleass-e- call 420-5100. running out. Sweetheart Truffles is much more than a chocolate store. There are many stocking stuffeT ideas (because often they� are the ha-,dest to find) and gift baskets are available lo suit any budget. Fancy nuts, teapots, toffees and assorted candies, are sold in bulk or packaged up in fancy bags or baskets. They also sell supplies for the do-it-yourselfer who wants to create their own chocolates — Mercken; wafers. molds, fancv packaging — and gift basket Supplies like basketware. shred and Christmas fins "We ve been listening to Our customers and what they've been asking for is more gourmet foods, more hand -made crafts. more packaging and more sugar -free lines." said Cathy. "And that's what they're going to get." There's also a great selection of gourmet foods. such as hot chocolates, unique jams and jellies, specialty teas, maple and apple butters, chutneys, dips and seasonings, beer bread and much more The Mugfoirds have also been making chocolate sleighs, Santas and snowmen as well as everyday novelties such as - (-,),n FirePL-x-e 0 \Xai-_rf7_(Mt View Lunch ,;? Dinni-IT (7 L-4ys) Banquet F,Lcihties Availablo 590 Li\:er1-um-)i Rd. S. :.837-2067 0. 4; Peter Woichsk SWEET TOOTH: Cathy Mugford, manager of Sweetheart Truffles, located at 860 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. TK MONTC WE FACTORY st, 2nd, 3rd, Mortgages to 95% Rental Ptoperties and Cottages Re -financing, Debt Consolidation Rural Propefties So*-em*jW. Bad Credit No Income, No Problem PRIME DEALS BELOW BANK RATES FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 1975 -n eae fter&.7 ACCTAX SERVICES YEAR. ROIJND (Walk In Income Tox Servicell Houm Mon -Rt 9-Opm -S&L Tel: (905) 837-0564 Fac (905) 837-500 rJW W" comiftftw It Again Val Sicond Hand Shop Consignment Ladies'wear Bridal Boutici UG D C=r .6 wea, and turnishi"s Knick-Knacks, Jewellery 282 Monwch Ave., Ajax, nil #20A. (1 Block W. of H ood N. off Bayly) k 683 - HOURS: W4 40.1 0 E Mon. Thurs.-F,i. 1:30-8:00 Saturday 9:30-5:00 31 ;JNZ;t,�Z"s�'�ri SChool st. 1969 Ages 18 mlhs - 12 years 545 Kingston Rd., �E. of churA St.), Ajax 403 Kingston Rd., (Comer Ratheroon). Ajax 415 Toynevale Rd., (iGnpton Rd. & Rougernount). Pickering Call us for a visit You'll be Impressed 509-5005 CANDO IMPROVEMENTS Quality Home Impromment Since 1975 Window & Doors ... Skylights & Porch Encimum h90 Doors (m) 686-5211 WE ALSO MAKE HOMES WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE RT�Vl- . A.*- A� -------- OA --C1W4MWS mawk- 1,V wabrr HAitwooD mm.L 4r7. 1663 �,WHTMV TOWN SQUARE 666-6,r4-, .......................... 460 000 0, *"4;� i 0 e"d A e.. -0 Air S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE D_ 9— —ts 1550 BAYLY ST. UNIT 39A PHONE 837-0705 --------------- Wo;=S=y AWo Molve in Alax Rufter & On Tanks as low as $145. W-aw Wipw wada%.99" Irair 711 Finley Avenue, Ajax 90"I"Ow ..... . . .. . ........ .. ..... .. .... . .. .. ... . ..... .. ... . . ...... . .. . .......... . . .. ... ... . . . .... . ... ... ... . .... ......... .. ..... .. .. . . ..... Sweetheart ................ .... .......... ....... . . . . ... . . ..... .... . ........... - - - --. -1 ..... . .. . ............. . . .... . .. .. ......... .... .. ... .. . . . ... .. ..... .. .. . . . ........... . .. ...... .. . . .. .... ... . ... ....... . ........ -__ . ... .. ....... . . ...... . ....... . ....... . ..... . .. ....... ... ... .. . ....... . .... .................. . ...... .. . . .... .. . ... . .... . . . .. ......... I . ..... . . . . ..... . .... .. ...... . .... ...... . . ...... . .... .... . .. . . ... . ... .... ..... . ..... . . .. ...... .. ... . ... ... .. . .. ... ... . ........... - . .. ......... . ...... ............. . ...... if smet-toothed Pickering Truffles dream golf sets, corvettes and bingo sets. residents haven't made a trip Truffles are the specialty, but they to Durham's most unique also have almond bark, brandied chocolate store. then what are you waiting for? cherries, nut clusters, dessert cups and chocolate novelty At Sweetheart Truffles, hand -dipped and hand -decorated hems. premium quality chocolates are made with tender -loving care. The Mugfords also want their customers to know the Thrilled by the response theVve had in the past year on annual Christmas Open House, scheduled for Friday night, Brock Road, the mother -daughter ownership team of Lorna has been extended to include Saturday. and Cathy MUgford have been busy preparing for their best To find Sweetheart Truffles, just follow Brock Road for one Christmas ever. Many clients have already received their kilometre south of Bayl�l Street For more information on party placement and gift basket order If you haven't, time is Swetheart Truffles, pleass-e- call 420-5100. running out. Sweetheart Truffles is much more than a chocolate store. There are many stocking stuffeT ideas (because often they� are the ha-,dest to find) and gift baskets are available lo suit any budget. Fancy nuts, teapots, toffees and assorted candies, are sold in bulk or packaged up in fancy bags or baskets. They also sell supplies for the do-it-yourselfer who wants to create their own chocolates — Mercken; wafers. molds, fancv packaging — and gift basket Supplies like basketware. shred and Christmas fins "We ve been listening to Our customers and what they've been asking for is more gourmet foods, more hand -made crafts. more packaging and more sugar -free lines." said Cathy. "And that's what they're going to get." There's also a great selection of gourmet foods. such as hot chocolates, unique jams and jellies, specialty teas, maple and apple butters, chutneys, dips and seasonings, beer bread and much more The Mugfoirds have also been making chocolate sleighs, Santas and snowmen as well as everyday novelties such as - (-,),n FirePL-x-e 0 \Xai-_rf7_(Mt View Lunch ,;? Dinni-IT (7 L-4ys) Banquet F,Lcihties Availablo 590 Li\:er1-um-)i Rd. S. :.837-2067 0. 4; Peter Woichsk SWEET TOOTH: Cathy Mugford, manager of Sweetheart Truffles, located at 860 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. TK MONTC WE FACTORY st, 2nd, 3rd, Mortgages to 95% Rental Ptoperties and Cottages Re -financing, Debt Consolidation Rural Propefties So*-em*jW. Bad Credit No Income, No Problem PRIME DEALS BELOW BANK RATES FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 1975 -n eae fter&.7 ACCTAX SERVICES YEAR. ROIJND (Walk In Income Tox Servicell Houm Mon -Rt 9-Opm -S&L Tel: (905) 837-0564 Fac (905) 837-500 rJW W" comiftftw It Again Val Sicond Hand Shop Consignment Ladies'wear Bridal Boutici UG D C=r .6 wea, and turnishi"s Knick-Knacks, Jewellery 282 Monwch Ave., Ajax, nil #20A. (1 Block W. of H ood N. off Bayly) k 683 - HOURS: W4 40.1 0 E Mon. Thurs.-F,i. 1:30-8:00 Saturday 9:30-5:00 31 ;JNZ;t,�Z"s�'�ri SChool st. 1969 Ages 18 mlhs - 12 years 545 Kingston Rd., �E. of churA St.), Ajax 403 Kingston Rd., (Comer Ratheroon). Ajax 415 Toynevale Rd., (iGnpton Rd. & Rougernount). Pickering Call us for a visit You'll be Impressed 509-5005 CANDO IMPROVEMENTS Quality Home Impromment Since 1975 Window & Doors ... Skylights & Porch Encimum h90 Doors (m) 686-5211 WE ALSO MAKE HOMES WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE RT�Vl- . A.*- A� -------- OA --C1W4MWS mawk- 1,V wabrr HAitwooD mm.L 4r7. 1663 �,WHTMV TOWN SQUARE 666-6,r4-, .......................... 460 000 0, *"4;� i 0 e"d A e.. -0 Air A Z ART GALLERY 19N DIXIE ROAD, PICKERING 837-0144 Ir cONC and dissed - before, The area in question, putting the finishing especially in Ajax. on both sides of Highway touches on its Town Perhaps it will never 2, could certainly use Centre West Urban happen. It might even be some sprucing up. And Design and Land Use a good idea if Pickering Highway 2 is the access Study, an area blending (SCHOOL OF DISCIPLINE & SELF DEFENSE) route into Ajax and commercial and distinctive and apart. But GIVE YOUR CHILD residential sectors where it still seems to me the best and Oshawa, communities people can live and work. V CONFIDENCE v--' DISCIPLINE with downtowns. Downtown Pickering, I town centres closer Whether vou like them SELF ESTEEM V SELF DEFENSE or not, iVhitby and grow around the town's MASTER RIM SONG HACK Oshawa have readily centerpiece, the Civic TEACHES EVERY CLASS identifiable downtowns. Complex. JIENW 6th (DAN) Degree Black Belt Ask a Pickering resident In the meantime, Ajax Former World Champion 1984 where the downtown is is focussing their energies Featured on "That's Life" Global and you'll likely get a in creating a downtown at mk jw.. TV 1980 shrug of the shoulders. In the corner of Harwood t -j Master Rim is in the TV series Avenue and Highway 2, probably Harwood north of the current town "Kung Fu"The Legend Continues Avenue but even Ajax hall. OR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN I Both plans are (AGES 5 YRS & UP) embarrassed by the admirable, but it seems REGISTER NOW 10 am -10 pm Harwood strip and are the two municipalities are 428=1477 desperately developing taking extraordinary complete with a couple oi northward. measures to ensure their fine restaurants, a few Two downtowns close respective "downtowns- fancy shops and an office together is the way to go. are as far away from each tower or two. The plan 1.ftr:for X -Mas other as possible. gives residents in both big city but a few bright Why? I communities easy access *®r 0. It could be because of toodowntown job s and it done in December (any the dreaded sh ps and the downtown 1. plis ad� amalgamation word, an cores will also blend can all do our Christmas idea to unite the towns nicely with historic shopping in the same Ok Pickering Vi I lage. place. LOCATION) NW. 82 —A— 9 .570 WESTNEY RD. So$ "w"o I 25, AJAX BAYLY 3T. N;i d (DWcomy ft Cwtr) CM FW M APPOEMM428-1477 %MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmm�;,p - The Bb* Dec�Eirhbe'r 14,"1094 11 Loc'al dowi ntowinsi-sho* iii Id be-'- to.4'6thei, Pickering council is and dissed - before, The area in question, putting the finishing especially in Ajax. on both sides of Highway touches on its Town Perhaps it will never 2, could certainly use Centre West Urban happen. It might even be some sprucing up. And Design and Land Use a good idea if Pickering Highway 2 is the access Study, an area blending 'a n d Ajax remain route into Ajax and commercial and distinctive and apart. But Pickering from Whitby residential sectors where it still seems to me the best and Oshawa, communities people can live and work. plan is to develop the with downtowns. Downtown Pickering, I town centres closer Whether vou like them would then assume, will or not, iVhitby and grow around the town's Oshawa have readily centerpiece, the Civic -.4, identifiable downtowns. Complex. JIENW Ask a Pickering resident In the meantime, Ajax where the downtown is is focussing their energies and you'll likely get a in creating a downtown at mk jw.. shrug of the shoulders. In the corner of Harwood t -j Ajax, the answer is Avenue and Highway 2, probably Harwood north of the current town together. Say, on llighwav Avenue but even Ajax hall. 2, between Brock Road politicians are a little Both plans are and Church Street. embarrassed by the admirable, but it seems This way you merge two Harwood strip and are the two municipalities are commercial sectors desperately developing taking extraordinary complete with a couple oi northward. measures to ensure their fine restaurants, a few Two downtowns close respective "downtowns- fancy shops and an office together is the way to go. are as far away from each tower or two. The plan We don't want to be the other as possible. gives residents in both big city but a few bright Why? I communities easy access lights wouldn't hurt. Get It could be because of toodowntown job s and it done in December (any the dreaded sh ps and the downtown December) and maybe we amalgamation word, an cores will also blend can all do our Christmas idea to unite the towns nicely with historic shopping in the same that has been discussed - Pickering Vi I lage. place. EAN UIF DR SAN jLM�"T7_.' , 7_ NW -- COMPLETE SYSTEM No Extras Needed Am AJ LOWEST PRICE AJAX 29 MWOOD AVENUES. (Bebmn ft #2 & 401) 428-1 "9 MMLE i[:�Hqj2:� VACbWaS 14 2 Locj� )0 I WCU/M SS671-SSM PICKERING 375 KNGSM ROAD 22 HWY2 JIM '12 December, P4; 1994 * ThelftyNevft M,/ IN Ly _1C ilc 10 CyrLyn i ..... ..... Rn Ept '011s 0 Business Int 0 Prit-aft r4 Luncheons t' Parties 0 Corporate "CHRISTMAS TIME IS THE TIME TO EVJOY Let Us Help Plan Your Christmas Partv Lu nch Prices from $10. per person Dinner Pricesfrom S19. perperson Availa;4rTh,.i,ghour chel 1ontb,,!_ Decen o6er for Your L'sei 977-11,171777r,77 7,17T78 1, VEWYEARS EIT EA7R4V4G-4XZ4 Dining Room Deluxe Btiffet L;rr I. - riteptainmenIS120. J)cr4oulple Orepli" our Buffet Party in the Gazebo Jy t u-ith our DJ $85. per couple PA RTV PA CKA GES SUIVDA Y- THU RSDA Y 'DA M RSDAY % y :� rL75. p.p. �AU r"Yivr) Pwly ammcbsei I Hon D'Oevrm, iot & I& C_k eerc I ': St_) coAdBaffelpAsi coffee 6 lam mmicew n4rio. CaikBot Reserratioxi Recommended 60 Randall Drive (On Highuay 2. 1 block u -est of Church St.) A 7. Lobster Every r7` Night Th st Comfortable Elegant Chinese Buffet Restaurant in Canada. Banquet & Catering Facilities for 20 - 400 People. Book now for Christmas or call us about our Special New Years Eve Package. Unit 100 - 3000 Garden St., N. Whitby (inside Wh!tby Town Square) au"ot Hours: (905)666-2626 Lunch tom 11 00 a rki. Dirww Mom 4:00 p.m. Z-61 PA D—M. SL otiiiay- )cason —BUFFETAPPETITE _ Buffet Appefite is not just another Chinese- style buffet restaurant With an impressive atmosphere — from the lounge to the dining room — and food quality that is unequalled in Durham. 'Whether you are out with the family or just want an intimate dinner,' said restaurant manager of operations Peter Poon, "we will FU2r2ntee you Will have an elegant dining txperience.' The restaurant seats approximately 400 in Ae2rly 12,000 sq. ft. of dining area. Buffet Appefite also features three private dining rooms, banquet fildlifies, lunch area and a lounge. The rest2ur2nt's decor is a combination of modern and traditional, said Poon, who described it as $elegant yet comfortable. In the food department, Buffet Appetite will appeal to your dining pleasure like no other. The buffet includes over 100 hot and cold items from a selecfion of international foods. The restaurant chrigting 0 iL I 1400 Bayly St Pickering (905) 831-4329 t 4 260 features 2 barbecue griH, unique to Durh Chinese food restaurants. Also important is va and Buffet Appetite is second to none wher comes to affordability for the whole family. Bui Appetite is located at the corner of Garden and R08812nd Rd. in Whitby. Open Mon. -Thu 11:30 a.m.-I I p.m., Fri. -Sun. and Holidays 2.M.-mid*ht. Call 66&2626. IVIASSEY�S___ For good food in a casual and comforta atmosphere, the place to dine is Massey's Pickering ins6tuLionsince 1965. Massey's offer variety of lunch and dinner food choices, w specialties of the house like homemade burie, great BBQ wings and ribs and C2esar saL made with Angelo's special homemade dres.si Reservations are advisable at N12mev's, especi� on weekends when lineups are common. T restaurant also offers a very rea-sonably pric kid's menu. Massey's C2ters to families a business eroups up to 50. Open seven dav Ausbulian Eatery —V BOOK YOUR CMUSII�M PARIY WrM US NOW Join Us For New Year's Eve Dinner & Disco. AU You Can Eat. Sund" Brimh-i'l a.m.,::0 3 p.m Lunch Specials frm'-$4 99. For Great Steaks, Ribs, Chicken, Seafood, Etc. Bring the whole fimily to AUSI MORTON'S Visit our Billabong (bar) and enjoy a Pitcher & wings -All Week Long - Also at 255 Dundas St. West in Ncssissaulv (905) 848-4329 04 !114 LU Fhe Bw News * December 14,1994 A I 9;;A 2 Q. 000 . p A, AN 'Y� 04 !114 LU Fhe Bw News * December 14,1994 A I z 0 a - 4C VA 0 a 9;;A 2 Q. . p A, AN 'Y� 95 V Z 71 Ln r. rl C; CL L LES ac NNW is& -a ti C- C — 'E p Qd -3 E Cu �u C.0 - CL z 0 a - 4C VA 0 a A2 December 14, 1994 - The Day News ME= h�� L29A u So 1- .4 1;-'XRr.45LFA.,-NVENToRYj,CLEAR T LE.17--l. I mom I da A --I I I L WIMA 72 T w a it Ac BRAND NEW! - IORESI TILL MARCH 195 W EVERY VEHICLE IN STOCK INCLUDES: 3.OL. V6, AUTO., PIS. PIB, 7 PASS. SEATING. ROOF RACK. AIR COND., FLOOR MATS, DUAL AIR I&AGS, STORAGE DRAWER. SIDE MOULDINGS, PLUS MORE. Only LOOK $28943=$950A Day 48 MONTHS A A . rLit muv in vuix BRAND NEW! �JLYMC ftun%/r! INCLUDES: 1.5 L ENGINE, PIS, CLOTH BUCKET SEATS, 5 SPEED, STEREO, PREP PACKAGE, DRIVER'S AIR SAG & MORE. SALE LOOK Only LUS TRAN $ 625 A 14 Day 48 MONTHS $5 !RUAWN61611FATIMILI MoUffolffidto 'I'AJAXLT" ) C182M.52aft L I ACCLAIM BRAND NEW! owl INCLUDES: 2.5 L ENGINE. AUTO., PtS, P/B. PIMIRRORS, AWFM CASS., TILT, CRUISE, CLOTH SEATS, ALUM. WHEELS, LUGGAGE RACK & MORE. SALE LOOK Only LESS THAN $2471$ A 6 = Day 48 MONTHS 9 JRTH SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT Special Services . =I. �7- �pdil"s . a A OU!" qWPOMrV gd0p`%, 'M AW AOP—%& Pplr"V 'Ir -Mr 011111111, AV I Ir AV I Ar n JU M Ar n Ir AV I AV U F Aff-j AUR AV I AV N AV I IVAIF W AF AV AV 1W Ar'V . 4% -.,OV -AL VAL q%..oAv -M AL V AL..;W feature 0. L 2N =I Buy 2 Tires - Got 1/4 FREE ic e Chicken & Coffee FREE from Haugens Chicken �Wh,tbybcation on!y) FBRIGADIER 56OXT ALL SEASON BY GENERAL TIRE WE CARRY MICHELIN, UNIROYAL, BF GOODRICH, GOODYEAR, GENERAL, BRIGADIER, FIRESTONE 195x70R14 $66. 225X70R1 5 $77. 205x70R14 $69. 235X75R15 $77. USED TIRES $20.00 & UP - Special an 60 & 65 Series 185x60R14 215x60R14 215x65R15 $79. $71S. $". P205x75RI5 General Radial ST Blk. $57.00 P235x75RI5 General Arneriway XT RWL $88.00 X I Constonors Dr THE M1 '95 AEROSPORT WAGON XLT Trim 7 Pass. Seating Air Conditioning Rear Defroster Rear Wiper 13L V6 Engine a • Automatic Trans. • Running Boards • Tu -Tone Paint • AM/FM Cassette • Luggage Rack • Swing Lock Mirrors rhe Say News December 14, 1994 A3 00 'I 8469Stk#5-78 *Plus Freight and all taxes, rebate applied - T7 7 v =7 1 -1". . I 7-%U%TON =? 71 -W, 2 A4 DecerAber 14, '1994 & Tho Day Nows BayNews A 'W1 qWpPirmw dov,%, = AW gop"%L ApArmV olWomW *VP o1roM Irml!" a MMAW arwiff Ulf M.49 I N IN AV I IVN W AF N N W MrT . -L 11F. -AL 411a..o0v AL AL V ,MLiff feature 1995 Volkswagen Jetta 1995 VW Jetta Ever wonder what it took to get comfortable seating for four, four doors, excellent handling and performance to match? Well, Volkswagen's new V6 Jetta may be the best answer yet. The new GLX VR6 Jetta is VWs attempt to capture some of the performance market, without forgetting those of us who still have families. As you may have gathered from the initals VR6, the GLX Jetta is equipped with VWs well proven V6 engine introduced a few years ago in the Corrado. This double overhead cam 2.8-fitre engine pumps out an arnazing 172 horsepower which propels this Jetta to 100 kph in just 7.7 seconds. This all accomplished with a five -speed manual transmission. Keeping the Jetta GLX on the road are four 205/50 R 15H all season radials. Suspension is Macpherson struts up front and an independent torsion beam axle in the Tear. This, as you may imagine, is all tuned in the sporfing manner giving the GLX fine road holding abilities - Being the flagship of the Jetla fine, the GLX version gets W about everything as standard equipment. In fact, the only options available on the GLX Jetta are a 4 -speed automatic transmission, leather interior and metalic paint. Distinguishing the GLX from the rest of the line are the unique BBS mag wheels and subtle rear spoiler Simptaty is the nature of the game uiside the Jetta. Once behind the wheel, you find a car that is simple to operate and drive. All controls are easy to reach and simple to use, allowing the &ver to cc-centrate on driving - at forgetting practicality, the Jetta has the biggest Mink in its i with 550 -litres or W over 19 cubic feet of space. This can be again increased by folding down the rear seats. On the safety side of things, the GLX gets dual air bags and ariti� lock brakes. For added convenience as well as safety are features such as 4 -wheel disc brakes, heated outside mirrors, heated seats and central locking including the Mink and fuel filler cap. Suggested price for the car is $27,995 for the manual transmission equipped GLXI, while the automatic comes in at $29,095. For leather — well, that will set you back another $1,395. Now all this may seem like a lot, but if you price other cars in this performance class, the Jetta is right on the money. G.K. PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC., 503 Kingston Rd., Pidwing, Tek 420-9700. BUY THE BEST FROM THE BEST VOLKSWAGEN '94 JETTA �Urique styllift and admieW sadetyff Po��' locks. AM/Fkoll cassono. a speaker sox�d sy-�.' J111MM SyStIll"I. duid mil"Ors & fflore. Jefta from $14,990 VOLKSWAGEN '9S GOLF "World's bmt N em" PWOM 10*6 MdVaMed safellor Waterv,4 rem #AW Wiled gh". Ul %hoal covours. Cloff ftom $12,900 Both available in gas or turbo diesel vAth a list of standard ieatures too long to mention. See us today. Special finance rates available and great savings on remaining company cars. While quantities last. OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC, Ex;wdenov the Owailoo Fw"W HWVI Proven to sww you best sinow 1072. AalCAWand CAA awwd winner ti 0111FACID Sales, Sdimbel leasuW, body stoop, alf makes. MW RentaAs in Canacf4 USA arrd Europe, ovoliomms defivety 1426 Dundas St. E., Whitby MYW OWASCO� (905) 686-6410 RV TO � N MIMMS EW FP40M P DOLLAR -FOR YOUR�'rRADEI Dowirromm Tomm Drivers need to protect themselves from UFOs The 3.7 million member, not-for-profit Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) advises that motorists can increase the safety of driven and pwsengers by removing or buckling up all unattached flying objects and occupants (LJFOs). The CAA advises drivers to take the following precautions when driving. ADULTS: Wear seat belts and shoulder belts at all times. Even in a driveway, in a parking lot or parked by the side of the road, serious injury can still occur if your vehicle is hit by another. Since they are triggered only in frontal collisions, air bags do not replace belts. CHILDREN: Choose the proper clAd restraint for a young child and ensure that it is properly tethered. If you have any questions about choosing or using child restraints, contact CAA Toronto at 905-771- 3170 in Metro Toronto Region, or 1-800-268-3750 in other parts of Ontario. PETS: Most pets can be placed in some form of cage or carrier. PARTS SPECIAL FREIGHTLINER BATTERY I "ll" - $6999 PBS -31 -SA 720 .......... - $799 PBS -31 -1000 ............. $ SERVICE SPECIAL Oil Change 15 Point Inspection Shell Rotella 'IT" (lux. 14 111&** on) Cummins 8 & C (I Oil Filter,_1 Fuel Fifter) ,.I rk. - *'.f * %� I PICKER-ING �--. -W- J. �--. -W- J. 441t4r.: 7 N; R estive fTA19tal', AMC GWde ,, Mas&eys is located at 774 Liverpool Rd. S. more information on good food in a great ,��Phere, call 939-5758. A USI MORTON'S �U,i Morton's, with its casual Australian is a fun place for the whole f2mily. The features 2 great selection of steaks, ribs, Shrimp, eLC., and the unforgettable Ausi �,!ring Onion, all at affordable prices. If ., e celebrating your birthday, enjoy an Ausi �'-!�'Jck Special on us. This is an &-ounce centre- �.! -.rloin steak, speciafly seasoned and seared, r,! �rrved With an Ausi (house) or Caesar salad, 0Z 1)f bread and choice of Ausi Chips, Jacket ,-YtJLO or fresh vietables. Ausi Nlorton:s is now taking reservations for Christmas parties and New Year's Eve Dinner and Visco. Ausi Morton's is located at 1400 Bayly Street, next to the Pickering GO station. For more information on casual dining — down under 4t s le — call 931-439. THE OLD LIVERPOOL HOUSE The Old Liverpool House, built in 1827, is an original landmark ir. the Pickering area. It has been a private residence (of its Ireator, Robert Chacker), a stagecoach stop (a distinguished guest who visited often was Sir John A MacDonald) a hotel (during prohibition), a general store and post office and then a rooming house. The building was purchased in 1964 by Harriet Jatiouk, who dreamed of turning it into a fine dining establishment. That dream became reality in 1980 when The Old Liverpool [louse was purchawd by Maria and Jim Skenuos. Two -and - a -half -years later, after careful planning and refurbishing, The Old Liverpool House was born agmn as a rest2urant of distinction to carry out the fine tradition of catering to people. The restaurant, located at 1294 Kingston Road, is open seven days a week. For more information call 683- 1010 or &31- 1000. Stinda), Br7inch 1w Still lillifted seating space a,.,ailable for Christmas Parties " P honefor info 668-9369 s .:,'..,.For Great Gift Ideas Gift Certific-Aates Mo�e'l� Pbowfor DetaL; K rc I ).s Restaurant ... Wliere value just keeps getting better. New Alentifor Isench & dinner with many additional savings. -K—R—E B S RUE 71 S TA LT R A N T S 9IS N., Wliftb%, for rcscrvntions cAl (9W,) 668-9369 WAS rhe Day News- o Dec6mber 74, 7 994 13 Restaurant We've got excellent "resh ground burgers, T-bone steaks, BBQ ribs, famous caesar salad, ,and a whole lot more! 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering To Reserve "539-571,56 PICKERING'S best food value for over 29 vears� oti S- Grec a t A RESTAURANT OF D#STW#CTWN men The Old LIVERPOOL HO E EVWTES YOU TO ENJOY FINE DINING IN A HISTORIC SE'ffPqG man 1P III !P, ........ . ...... .... NOW year's Tickets On Saie , ow! 'v Book Your Christmas Party Now// $50 MY ff?du We offer complimentary food platters. aser karoke, for the ladies... *Exotic Dancers &very Wednesday nkel Get your party happening with D.J. Ra=ataZ , watch our sports bloopers! DECEMBER 22 - Customer Appreciation. Come in hospitality. and enjoy our Complimentary GOOD TIME I. (Come in and party with your favorite staff Open Boxing Day 12:00 - 10 pm -61�=E Ak k f ' 0491144 z'z- 1050 Brock Rd., Pickering 837-1850 L IT Celebrate The rhe Say Ntws e December 14, 1994 15 686-7000 9 06im YEAWS EVE PARTY 7� �,_-.'7.,L1VE ENTERTAMMEWT JkRTS i sittings (6-8 P"O (8-10 pwn) (10 -?am 1725 Kir4pton Rd. (Emn of Btock Rd.) Pickering Chrktmm 8hoppifl6 8ue e8tiom for artsily people oF U By Susan M. Willis r,r those who are .;�,nous about Christmas gift giving, the search or something truly unique .an last the entire year. And f there is ail "artsy" type )erson on the gift list, the ,,earch wdl become a do-or-die inission. If pressed for time, )owever, the idea of one-stop hopping is all too alluring, _)ften at the expense of )riginality. Fortunately, local artists, performers and craft persons have been hard at work produring wares and offering gift ideas that are truly one of a kind. There are many possibilities out there, even for those who only have time to pick up a phone. If there is a music lover on the list, keep the Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra in mind. Now 1in its 15th year of making music, the current SPO season has received tremendous :1tical acclaim. For fans of classic swing. the SPO will present The Kings of Swing — a w !1ind-raiser that features a post concert soiree led by the SPO Jazz Combo. The guest conductor. Canadian Howard Cable, has conducted for the likes of Bob Hope, Victor Borge and Danny Kaye, and arranged for the Boston Pops Orchestra. Special gift prices are in effect for selected 1995 concerts up until Dec. 25. Tickets may be purchased using Mastercard or Visa. Call (416) 439-8527. For the aspiring thespian or theatre fan, remember Theatre Durham. This iinnovative local company will stage Arthur Miller's The Crucible at Dunbarton- Fairport United Church in January. Considering John Foote's grasp of post-war American theatre, this interpretation of the unfolding horror of the Salem witch hunts promises to beguile. Tickets are $9 and $7 and can be reserved by calling (905) 831-5016. If your gift list is large, a quick stop at Work of Art (178 Athol St. E., Oshawa) should provide relief. Unlike most "gift" shops, this is truly a galler,� of hand-crafted contemporary art in various mediums for various tastes and pocket books. Another unique aspect. approximately 60 per cent of the merchandise displayed was prodticed by regional artists. In addition to paintings and sculpture, Work of Art features pottery and jevelry. For more information cail (905) 576-9853. The McLaughlin Gallery (Centre and Bagot Sts., Oshawa) sports gift ideas galore in its Gallery Shop. Prints of many of the works by promiinent Canadian artists are available, along with companion books for aficionados of both the galkny's permanent collection and the terrific exhibits that have graced its walls. The benevolent shopper may choose to give a gift that keeps oil giving, such as a gallery membership in the name of a friend or loved one. Not only will the buyer receive a tax receipt, but the bearer will receive free admission to the Art Gallery of Ontario, the National Gallery and the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. For furlher information about the Gallery Shop and gift memberships call (905) 576- 3000. If Pickering's Home and Design Centre is on your shopping route. be sure to stop in at the Crafter's Marketplace (6 8 6 - 0 7 14 Although crafted n items from across n la,e 'o su th ca u r e er e `6 r North America are feature, the works of many local crafters are on display. This isn't just another craft show, however. According to one entrepreneurial artisan, the acceptance process at the Marketplace is rigorous, a principle that is evident in the quality and character of the finished product. The patronage of our vibrant arts community by holiday gift givers has many advantages. Not only will shopping dollars provide a boost to an ever-growing sector of the local economy, but the patron can be certain that there .011 be no other gift quite like an,,. of these gifts under the -r,,? - Christmas niorninS United Wav monev shortfall threatens local aQencv fundinQ by Gkm Hu&y Wednesday's Ajax -Pickering The mood was q*eat at last United Way campaign www, but the was vim grim Without a miracle of giving over the next two weeks, the V cam;agn will not meet its goal 1"Iht htiftr to' illti 1,4.*t half Pi Pub& ............ .. ... Book now for Now Yeargs Eve Tues. n1w 160 Wine Nne ENGLISH P.A. SOCCER LIVE Sat. Dec. 16th 10 a.m. Man. U.T.D. vs TedinuMn $5 cow 44 besiftst JAM HICI19T sunclay Sipm-larn with Androw Heathoote oec. 16 No Cover 10� Ine _Wh*,.A0_ LL&CL qW"Ro'n-fim Q '' — offering 6 Canirse Dinner specm untill [W- 30/94 $12" per pelmliiiil Book Now Fw t4ew Yeaes Spedal R 5 � 4-9 P.=L $ or ordcr by wne 9" Rc%ervcNow for Chrkmaliis Palties N10". MAY DAY 1.11"EON RUFFrr ONLY$6" Mom-llwrs. 11:30.4.m. - 10:00 P.M. Fri. -SAL 11:30 am, - 11:00 P.m. S"nday 5:00 p.m. - I O.DO p.m. Closed 3 p.m. . 5 pm. Daily 'MM 1660 Kingston Rd. E. PICKERING 428-0316 of $1 million this year, with a Miected total of just $890,D00. Campaign chairperson Liouise Farr sad the money TaisW may be 'lofty terms' to many people, btl the shortfaill means the United Way agencies won't get a the money d" need to serve their clients. 'Well keep on waidng until the cA of the War beca we realize the importance of reaching our goal,' Farr promised. *b there someone who needs a meals on wheels who won't get it? Is there someone who needs support services from the CNIB who won't get it? That's what (a ihortfai) can threaten.' The money raised from the campaign is the main so= of funding — in some cases the only source — for 25 lecal agencies, serving one family in three in Ajax and Pickering, Farr said. Because of the shortfall, the campaign was extended to tomorrow and volunteers will take donations right up to the end of the Wm 'Anything that taltes us closer to our goal of $1 million is needed. Otherwise ... elveryone win get a little less. And that's not good news,* she oplained. 'We have grave concerns. There's no one else picking up the ball In the community. Whose going to fill the w if vie don't reach our goaP *The ultimate restilt is, if vie donl have the dollars for thern, what can vie do for dm?* Far said thiere may be a nuinber of factors contributing to the shortfall, such as the fingering recession, the recent munici election or JW general cyn1dsn4 'but we need to overcome all those obstiacles 9 we're going to bring real dollars into the commtrdy where it's needed." The news wasift al bad from the wrap-up, howem. Farr told the packed crowd at the Victorian Garden Banquet Room she was certainly not disappointed with the work of her volunteer team, who did %Woman's service," vAth hours and days of dedication to the campaign. Many companies in the area, despite decreasing emplq� in some cases, also came up with phenominal contrbAons, Farr said. Eght firms — Chrysler Trkn Plant, AEG Sorting Systems, Tarxien Canada, Fassion Canada, Htftd Canada, Lear Seating, Price Costco and Bramalea — were also singied ott for thek effort. .farr, who believed the $1 illion goal was realistic, is onfident the next two weeks win bring the campaign a little dam to its gOaL Contributions — cash or cheque — can be delivered to the United Way offices at 95 Bayly St. W. Ste. 407. Pickups can also be arranged. For more Information cal 686A". 0 16 Descery�ber 14, 1994 * The Bay'News' Employees of Pickering Nuclear Division wish everyone a Safe and Happy Holiday!! Ontario HVdro 40mary Brown's Fried Chicken Now Delivering 1286 Kingston Rd. Picker*n 83 1 - B'93 Seasons Greetings_ MUIGAN Cooler Sales & ti Rentals Ajax - Pickering 686-3550 Culligaii'vVater Conclitionmg "Wishing you & your family a happv holidlay sea -,on. - 4& 714W from the Staff & Management of 1225 Bayly Street Unit 370. Pickering 839-1123 WHITEVALE CRAFTWORKS Box 10, Whitevale, Ont. 1__7� �— "a,- - - fXf1Z_.9: nmm Fri., Sm. 10-5, &m. 1 -5 T*I*wne: (905) 294-19 11, r------------------- I HAIR —1 _LNix "Reaching new beigbits in Premium Unisex Hair Design" TANNING 1 2200 Brock Rd. N. $5*00 I guaranteed results '905-428-7618 siE FINCH DENTAL GRoup FINCH DAILY 8 AM - 9 PM SAT. 10 AM - 4 PM 831-3332 24 Hr. Emergency Pager 1411MITION CErM 11C f%ATURAL PATHS 121 Brock SL N., WT�itby (Just north of the four corners) (905) 668-2661 * Organic Products • Allergen Free Products * Breads • Bulk Grains and Herbs Vitamins & Supplements * Homeopathics e Body Building Supplies e Birkenstock & Finn Comfort Shoes DeckThe Haffs Deck the halls with boughs of holly, Fa la la la la la la la la Tis the season to be jo`!y, Fa la la la la la la la la Don we now otir gay apparel. F -i la la la L3 la la la La roll the ancicnt Yuletide carol, Fa la la la 1--i la la la la �,ee the blazin? Yule before us, Fa la la la La a la la la Strike the harp and join the chorus, Fa la la la la la La la la Follow me in merry measure, Fa la la la la la la la la While I tell of Ydefide treasure. Fa la la La la la la la la FaLst away the old year passes, Fa 6 la la la la la la la Hag the new, ye lads and Lass- es, Fa la la la la la [a la la :Si we joyous all together, Pa la La la la la la la La Heedless of the winds and weather, Fa Li la la la la la la la -94ark the e r a fd Angefs Sing (Key of G) Hark! the herald angels si Glory to the new-bol'n%g! Peace on earth, and mercy mild, God and sinners reconciled." Joyful all ye nations rise. Join the triumph of the skiies; 'With th'angefic host oclaim, -Christ is born in -Hark the hl�d angels Si *Glory to the new-bomrtm!" Christ, by highest heaven adored, Christ. the evedash _ng Lord, Late in tlime behind Him come, Offspring of a Virgin's womb KINGCHURCH NISSAN 375 Bayly St. W. Ajax 686-0555 -Happy Holidays fo You arid Yours. - Country Style Donuts 1050 Brock Rd. South of 401, Pickering 831-4482 %sm—F 0. �11d_ Veded in flesh the Godhead see: Had. the incarnate Deity, Pleased as Man with Man to dwell. Jesus, our Emmanuel! Hag, the heaven born Prince of Peace Hail, the Son of Righteousness! L�ght and hie to all He brings. Risen with healilrig in His Mild Re lays His glory by. Born that man no more may die, Bom to raise ffic sons of earth. Born to give them second birth. Si(ent N ,�qht Silent night! Holy night! All is calm, all is bright. Round yon Virgin Mother and Child! Ht infant so tender and mi Sleep in he^venly peace, Sleep in heavenly peace. Sdent night! Holy night! Shepherds quake at the sight! Glories stream from heaven afar, Heav'rily hosts silng Alleluia, ::Christ, the Saviour is born! Christ, the Saviour, is born! night! Holy night! 0 -God kvve's Iq light Son f 'Radiant beam from holy face, With the dirAyi of redeeming Lord at 11m birth. Lord at Thy birth. --Mdgw W . .�d MGNU BOOKS + Collector Comics + Book Exchange + Sportscards + Magazines + Role Playing Game 164 Imerry C-Jin*AZ1w ram Gnu Books Oshawa Aox, (Hy & Zel*s Plua) Harwood Ave. S. 434-1463 427-8070 Atlas Van Lines ��anada! Ltd "Merry Christmas" from everyone at Highland Van & Storage Toronto 686-0042 Oshawa 433-1212 (k'4 ngs We Three .' We three Kings of Orient are; Bea * *fts we traverse afar, Field = Fountain, moor and mountain, Following yonder star. Chorus 0 star of wonder, star of night, Star with royal beauty bright. Westward leading, still'proceed- 2;de us to thy perfect light. Boni a King on Bethlehem's plain, Goki I brinq, to crown Hini aqain, King forever, ceasing never, Over us all to rei, Chorus I Frankincense to offer have 1, Incense owns a Deit * h y nag Prayer and pra ng all men raising Worsfiip Him God most High. Chorus M rh is mine, its bitter pe. 7"me, Breati-ies a life of gathering .-gloom, Sorrowing, sigill*V, bleediing, in the stone-colld tomb. Chorus ��:��;';;�i��GlorioUs hoW behold �Iiim arm, King and sacrifice. i -Earth to the headris replim Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from your friends at: Ajax Transit Moro Caskmors Send Tftir Fdofids "9 Ki"*on Road Pickering 831-2111 '9vishing Y" and Yours a very hvpy halliday se"On from yourpiends at Caqet Towne. 3 76 Kingston Rd. At Rougemount 509-2559 "Have a safe and 1-1appy 11oliday Season. Seasons Greetings to all from • Maintenance - Estate • Condo - Commercial Residential; Pruning - Landscaping - Retaining Walls Interlocking Stones - Rook Gardens & Ponds - Snow Plowing Authonzed Unilock Contractor 839-5349 43V "Seasons Greetings to 1bu and Yours." LAKEIAND GRAPHICS 1020 BROCK RD. UNIT #2002 PICKERING 831-8155 PICK'N'Go At 24 Your 11,ur Service 0 Service "SPECIAL" Pickering to Airport - $40.00 Out oftown callslS%afmeter. ttu� & lg.ppVC Ybar =r=crewat . Taxi Comfort Inn by Journey's End New Nanw Sarm Familiar Faces �533 Kiingston Road Pickaing - -831-6200 OMerry Christmas & a Happy New Year!" PODIATRIST Ronald J. Kkrin B.S.c, 1D.PhL Wishes to Announce the Opm�g of his Prodice At the Pickering NW" CAWft :Cu*=Foot0*bo" q!�AW Rr COM&CAMUM .CM&W8,11001 All INS Wenanna AN Ste. #210 831 -FEET L errema keeps r The coronation of Durham's most powerful politician went off without a hitch last Wednesday when Gary Herrema was acclanned as chairman. Herrema, who hasn't faced opposition since winning the post for the first time in 1980 (besting 00awa councillor John Aker), is starting his record sixth term in the ch& Herrema, while expressing his pleasure at his appointment, brushed aside recent cries for Transportation top priority for region T r a n s p o r t a t i o n , administration and recognition from Queen's Park head up the issues Durham Region council will be dealing with in the next three years, said newly -re- elected chairman Gary Herrem. "We've dealt so much with sewer and water," he noted, referring to infrastructure projects recently approved and now under way in the region, "now we're going to deal with people." Herrema said the top priority will be transportation, inducting the acceleration of Highway 407 construction into Durham and the resumption — and extension — of GO Transit service. Administration headaches need to be deaft with as well, Herrema said. He would like to consolidate regional offices and settle the legal battle over regional headquarters now being fought by the region, the City of Oshawa and the Town of 1ANthy. "The easiest thing is to (consolidate) here; %ve've got 14 acres of vacant land. But it will depend on discussions with Oshawa,- he said. -But we will settle it, either in court or in the (council) chambers." 11 wo-, Herrema Gary Herrema Regional Chairman Herrema would also like to see an end to interference from the province on regional matters — such as the Official Plan — and continue discussions with Queen's Park on trading welfare responsibilities for roads. The first item on the regional agenda is the budget, Herrema noted. Durham will try to keep taxes at the 1994 level while increasing the approximately $400 million budget by about $2 million to ay-er iricreased policing costs. One item Herrema doesn't want to see on the regional agenda is landfill 'As far as I'm concerned, we should pA load her up and ship it to the States." W`� 0 Iffoli4ay-gilft items DECORATIVE TINS WITH COOKIES AND CANDY, STOCKING STUFFERS, TOYS, GIFT WRAP, ETC... DECEMBER Sth TO DECEMBER 23rd 9 a.m. to 7 p.nL $ Fth 1, LVO 401 295 CLEMENTS RD. W. BACK ENTRANCE AJAX, ONTARIO The Bay News e Decemtw 14, 1994 17 egion crown in acclamation the chairman's position to be elected by the people instead of regional council. He said he . welcomes competition" but noted it is too expensive to run region -wide. Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman's proposal requiring regional chairmen to be directly elected (now before Ajax Fire Dept. holiday cooking advice Be alert when cooking a holiday feast. Follow these fire prevention and safety bps: 9 If a fire starts on the stove, place a tight -fitting lid over the pan to smother the flames, then turn off the burner 0 Keep all debris and combustible items such as paper towels, dish towels and paper bags away from the stove. * Keep pot handles turned in so they can't be accidentally kvAed off the stove. * Keep young children away from the stove while preparing meals. * When removing food from the microwave, always open the wrap used in cooking away from you and protect your hands so steam does not bum YOLL , Since Ow inside of food cooked in a microwave heats faster than the outside, be careful when serving. Remember: prevention is dw key to a fire -safe holiday season. the provincial legislature) is *screwing it up," he added. *It costs $90,000 (to run region -wide) in Hamilton - Wentworth and $150,000 in Ottawa -Carleton. Guess who is footing those bills?" The chairman also expressed surprised he wasn't challenged for the post this year. 'After 14 years, I thought it would happen." Ajax Mayor Jim Witty spoke in favor of Herrema before the vote (which was unanimous), noting he 'proud" to support the chairman. 'He has intense knowledge of the region, and even more important, he knows the people. He is a real people PMM-" Herrema, who has melanomia (a form of skin cancer) made the decision to run for chairman after consulting his doctor. His cancer is in remission. MOCCASINS GIFTWARES 9 T-SHIRTS * HATS 9 TOYS 9 GAMES cLaansl�* z UJ > DURHAM'S #1 STOCKING STUFFER WHOLESALE OUTLET! z 0 11o4o MONDAY TO FRWAY 0,*,, UNTIL 9:00 PM 1000's of items in stock U. TOYS * GIFTS e CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ILL SWEATSHIRTS * T-SHIRTS * MOCCASINS SPORTING GOODS U) XMAS Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 9:00 Pm z Saturday 8:00 am - 4:30 pirn HOURS Sunday 12:00 am - 4:30 pm M 0 384 11�_ U) 0 z IPTF,' T T 0 CL Cr -HWY. 401 VISA U) M BAYLY ST. 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DONT LUG A VACUUM-PLW INA BEAM/ I T I upom comprwn wo vuy. *Wnz ramp See your authortzed Beam dealer today for details. =40 Vacuums Plus .10 — 1 1271 MopW N.1, Pidwring 10; Nwa Of tim svpwndre 831-2326 18 Decerhber'74, 7994 & The &W News Flag Football's Finest r- 1 1ULUb UY PETER WOLCHAK A recent flag football game pitted the teachers against the students of St. Wilfrid Catholic School in Pickering. Teacher Philip Guillet steals a flag from Grade 8 Student Jason MacDonald (top left). Later in the game Guillet illegally tackles Grade 7 student Searl Phills (top right). Teacher quarterback Mansel Legacy tosses the ball down -field (bottom right) and students Ivan Birungi and Jason MacDonald try to stop French teacher Bob Dunn (bottom left). The teachers won the uneven contest 35-14. Imalkw A IMEJAWN zw LAALa V! A recent flag football game pitted the teachers against the students of St. Wilfrid Catholic School in Pickering. Teacher Philip Guillet steals a flag from Grade 8 Student Jason MacDonald (top left). Later in the game Guillet illegally tackles Grade 7 student Searl Phills (top right). Teacher quarterback Mansel Legacy tosses the ball down -field (bottom right) and students Ivan Birungi and Jason MacDonald try to stop French teacher Bob Dunn (bottom left). The teachers won the uneven contest 35-14. The Say News * December 74, 1994 19 Sport We k -n�sav A, uzvv Healy blames Bettman and owners for NHL strike - From Page I January — and having a serni� complete season — Mey would do that," he pointed out. "I don't think there is a definite deadline, but January 5 is the List day they can get 50 games in and it might be even later than that 9 they cancel the all- star game. "My opinion is there will be a season. This is all contingent on getting a deal done, he adds. Without some concessions from the owners, the chance of NHL games this year is dead in the water. "We've made all the concessions and we've been more than fair in the process," he said. -We'll be part of the solution, but me won't be the only solution. It's a partnership." FL:.1 The only real stumbling block in the regotiations is fix salary cap and the corresponding "Imatry tax", Healy said. That is the one area where the union will not bend. "In essence the salary cap is a protective measure for the owners' misrnartagernent. I find it difficult to understand the need for it when I can go to a game in New York with 20,000 fans — doctors, lawyers, the owner — and the only people who have salary caps are the players," he said. "There's no Teal free agency in hockey. With salary caps youll end up with 26 (small market) Wimipeg Jets." Even if the players and owners can strike a deal, Healy believes Bettman has done 'irreparable damage" to the game, especially south of the POW visklw* WORKING OUT: New York Ranw goahender Glenn fileally keeps fit during the hockey strike in his basement gym. border where hockey was just starting to make inroads. "There were opportunities this year, with baseball on strike, that have been lost with the strike," he said. "Hockey is a religion in Canada but in the States, they can live withow it. It's not part of the culture of someone from, say, San Jose. In the States they look at it as entertainment. "in New YOTk, where they have the best nightlife you'll ever see, the best theatre you'll ever see, they're looking at other ways to spend their entertainment dollars. In San Jose they were a crossbar away from reaching the semi-finals. Now that hysteria is long gone. Will it ever be recovered? I'm sure some of it will, but there's definite permanent damage." Nowhere are the lost Durham hosts alumni night The Durham College Athletic Department will hold its annual Men's College Basketball Alumni Night Fri., Feb. 3 at 5:30 p.m. The annual event is part of a doubkheader featuring an OCAA regular season matchup at 7:30 between the Lords and Monquin. The athlefic department would like all interested men's basketball alumni to call Ken Babcock at 721- 3047 to reowt Whitby bettors at the post The navest Om*m off-track betdng she in Ditam is also dw most origirial in &* - it Yes built with the rackV fan in mind. Goklen Spurs, at 114 Dwdas St E. in Whftby, has 175 seats, an otecubve Immge area, a mew of the ram from avAere in dw 2,W 4 fL tAft 16 WrAim sets, a larp scrm mortilor aw WrOUIX1014 N esWAdmt opens its doms Trus* for a pms confererm CAW SpINS, a*Celt tD a 250 - seat wwary ba; Oris kd Hens In Pkkft and Mooft in A)a as Ompm off back beftq sies in Duttam. I opportunities — especially in marketing — and the death of hysteria more evident than in New York, Healy noted. The Rangers won the Stanley Cup last season. ending a 54 -year drought. Instead of defending their prize, Madison Square Garden lies empty, the Stanley Cup banners still waiting to be unfurled. 'There's no doubt that personally, it was living every Canadian kids'dream. This was my dream at the hkjhest level. It was a real special feeling to see my name on the Stanley Cup," Heady remembered. 'But the lustre has kind of worn off, however. It would have been great to have carried the excitement of last year. But that's gone now. It's ancient history." Healy also believes the owners have much more to lose than the players if the season is killed. If there's is no NHL season, the NHL arenas will be unused. But the players, Heady said, will be busy. "We'll play 30 or 40 games, run by the players. And TV is not a concern; they'll come to us,' he predicted, adding that the turmoil surTouncling player movernents — to Europe, to a possible "corporate league," to the International Hockey League — will cause incredible pain to the owners' pocketbooks. Healy also believes hockey will take off in the next 10 years, with or vAthout the owners. "Look at the success of the (Wayne) Gretzky tour in Europe. That's an untapped market." In the meantime, Healy sits at home, waiting for the good MacGregor Golf Bag (reg. s9o) NOW $59.95 a U0011 Moves $14.95 or 2/$19.95 Etonic Stabilites (reg. si 15) NOW $89.95 word that he can get back to work. He hasn't been idle, however. He played in the recent 4 -on -4 Challenge; he has skated %vith the Pickering Panthers and Ajax Axemen junior hockey clubs and he has suited up for several charity hockey games. He also works out every day in a gym set up in his basement. "It's like a job," he said of his workout schedule. "It's not like the old days when they drank all summer and then showed up at (ft-aining) camp for their first workout. I cannot afford to lose a step." Healy also wanted to make it clear that sitting at home dunng December is not his first choice. He would rather be playing, in a New Ybek Ranger uniform. 7ADA BONS EY & RACQ= )AS ST. E. WHITBY (Hwy. #2) ')668-5333 i: Monday -Friday 10-9, urday 9-6, Sunday 11-5 - 100% tottomir (reg. W.95) NOW $49.95 Super Spiciul em Aurei $19.95 or 2/$34-95 Electric Golf Carts from $795.00 Only 6 Golf Accessories & minufts Stocking Stuffers from Al&x. You've Jug From $1,00 goff,,ift,cUh,1ft A uppers %Aq :20 -December .14,-1994 - Th* &W Nowis ISA Ell 0 CAILIL 9:00.,A.M. UlSMIL 5:00 PM I mil Career* I JMi _C�areers OUTSIDE SALES POSMON Now opening up for a progress lve independent newspaper in the Durham Region. Excellent base salary and commission. Car is, essential. Must have a strong personality, /n - excellent self - motivational skills and be a self starter. Please Forward Resume to: 1730 McPherson Court, Unit *18 Box 35, Pickering, Ontario LlW 3E6 Fax# (905) 839-8135 OB SKILLS Law Clerk 12' months Legal Secretary 8 months Law & Security 10 months Faimmicial assistance may be avalilabIc 54 Cw*e SL K. ��OBC 576-9175411111MM W. AJAX HYDRO Customer SerAces Supervisor Am pain of our objective to aclurve exceflence in .,ar relationship with our eacenowe"_ we have created & no. Custown-r Service Department. We are n*" seeking a motivated person to being leader - AW and 4u�taoft to thas funeftaft. Ile Department w9l be directly r*opomoii& for '"any suipeets of customer lisiom, including teckni can- immer infor-mation- energy usage and maus"=t P-- quality. -- towitering- saarketing end p functions swul eimamumity electrical safety. artmeat will sloa overawe the customer related &.1pects of other deparments. so& as Billing and commumetim. The Superviaw we now hope to find viM he = iadiiivii wal who has obististed am electrical degree througli, 2-5 ye ra of poot-secomelary study. and who has, already de:=ataiel ezeeptiessil. interpersona skills and an abditty to c�ummeate wiraW and in writing vnith peers mid vith evAta=WS, throu& superviseary experience mad r - cussa� contact. A selliLderivies = they will need owdy 1wused duvc- fim b -OM the Manistur to achieve their goals. If you feell you we duo person, and would like to *show year stallile m a brsgbL sew swed ior� euvwommem- platow, varite in coulidiums, by Ja=Lnry 13,199S to: T. Yeshild Ajax Bydi- SS Taxation Road East Ajax, Ontario LIT 3V3 We appreciate the apportuaky to revirts, all resumee, however due to vallume, only those =SAW co�dera- dm Wa he coatbog"L we stweart F-gp6y--m Eqmky- ="-It X 1[ -4 —I Help Wanted Fri in —Goods for sale EARN EXTRA MONEY SM - 100$ - 200$ - 350$ To. assemble Chris�tmas decorations year round at home. Work available across Canada. For more into. send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Christmas Fantasy, 2212 Gladwin C r U M D- 12, Ext. 132 1, Ottawa, Ontario K 1 B 5N 1 PART TIME COOK STAFF & PART TIME SERVERS NEEDED ML,st be friendly, outgo- ing & energetic. Must be able to work in a fun fast -paced environment - Evenings & Weekends. Apply in person to: Pringillos Restaurant 706 Kingston Rd (Hwy. $2 & Whites Rd. Ask for Cindy M AO. for 'Ren I INSIDE SALES REP. REQUIRED Mus -t have telemarketing experience. Must be able to juggle multiple assignments and have an excellent telephone manner. Please Forward Resume to: 1730 McPherson Court Unit #18 Box 35, Pickering, Ontario L.1W 3E6 Fax# (905) 839-8135 OFFICE FLJRNrrLTRE SALES We require a mature individual with a strong work ethic who possesses good verbal and written communication skills. This person should be an intelligent, logi- "I thinker; self confident, self-reliant, orgainized and with proven selling skills. A person with a degree in marketing, business or design would be a preferred candidate. Owning a car and knowledge of the greater Toronto area is mandatory. Knowledge of the Teknion product is an asset. Send resume in confidence with remuneration expectations to: -P.O. Box 20 1730 McPherson Court, Unit 18, Pickering, Ontario L1W 3E6 BINDERY .0 tATOR 5 yrs. min. experience in the operation of a Muner 335 and 300 Saddle Stitchers. Applicants may apply at: Web Offset Publications 1800 Ironstone Manor, PidEering - Reception I LARGE 2 BEDROOM APT. Near Whites & 401 Full laundry, 4 pce. bath. Clean bright kitchen. Parking. Sep- entrance, price negotiable. Non- okers preferred. Call 922-5612. Leave message, available Dec. 28/04. WEST WHnrSY Spaciious & dean, 3 bdrm. main floor of brick bungalow with appliances and garage. Mature. quiet area. $899.+ art utilities (gas, *at) Jan. 1/95. 4164NO-2500 or 6554WM FM NOM fw Real TIRE INSTALLER I LUSE PERSON More than 1 position. Apply in person to Service Manager, Consumer Car Mart Service Centre, 1016 Brock Rd. S. Unit 02, Pickering. IBM COMPATIBLE CoMuter/Monitor/Key bo and Citizen Deluxe Printer. 386 2 MG.. 40 MG.. hard - drive has DOS 5 orgy loaded. $600.00 Please call li 8 am - 4 prTL (905) 831- 2200 HOCKEY CARDS FOR SALE Good prices. great Christmas gift ideas. All rookies: Gilmour, Clark. Lanny, Leetch, Lindros. Belfour, Jagr. Sundin, Roenick.. Polvin & others. AJso some baseball rook- ies. 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(905) 619-1363 ROKA LUMBER FFAEWOOD W X r X 112* - $60 4' X r X 16*- $65 SOFTWOOD 4* x 8! x 16" - $40 Free DWivwy to cNawais imea EvibMishad 1963 705-V7-3= 416 434 ____ CARPENTER& BUILDER Basements, wash- rooms, kitchens, dry- wall, T -bar ceilings. paintin & decorat- ing. Al? renovations CalTom 427-4613 III N CONST1111111.111CITION Ple"c" Flowvations; f Home Renavaliorm SilindAifft in Batwooms. - Tif*V & Pok '" - Texture Siaraw Bwerrierts 6ks - Electrical For mm bit A Foe EArats COB Bob (MM 4274M AUCTION SALE GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWrONVILLE DEC. 9TH, FRIDAY, 6:00 P.M. Selling the contents from a Cobourg home. including 80 limited edition prints from a gallery liquidation. Pair single beds, queen pine bed. queen waterbed, dressers. chests chp-stertield. loveseat and chair, occasional tables. Z' PC brass dinette, 4 color TV's, 3 stereos fLIoydc,, Hitachi, Yorx) desks, lamps. A�ple computer, occasional chairs, sewina mac ine, vacuums, VCR, crocks, clocks. pictures, books. garden tools, electric mower, gas mower. cian, barBQ. dog kennel, rototiller, counter sink- 2 deacon benches, small bar fridge and numerous other articles, prints by Romance, Bateman. Seeerey, Lester, Lesperanc(-, Kingsland, Casson E:7tc Also signed sport photos by Carter, Potvin. Gilmour, Beliveau. Bower. Hull, Clark, etc. This is a large auction with 2 auction blocks operat- ing and starting at 6.00 p.m. sharp Great Christmas ideas - Join us for the fun Terms: Cash. aluproved cheque, Visa, Interac Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton 905-786-2244 ESTATE & VEHICLE7 AUCTION SALE SAT. DEC. 17TH AT 10 AM 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby We are LeHing an estate from Oshawa, new turniture. ar)prox 20 vehicles, u p L s equipment from clean up shop: Including- Krautman wall unit, several par- lour tables & chairs. chest of drawers. dressers. 3 bedroom suites. bunk beds, chestertields. loveseats. chairs. recliners. wing chairs. stoves. tridge, freezer, 2 computers. piano. dining room suite. garden tools, old bedroom suite, plus many other arti- cles. Vehicles: 85 Cadillac, 90 GMC 1 ton dual wheel PU, 89 Celebrity wagon, 89 Omni, 88 Lincoln Town Car, 88 Tempest. 87 Monte Carlo, 87 Reliant, . Topaz, 84 Sunbird conv.. 75 GM Sport truck. plus several other vehodes. Note time: 10 am Good sale. Plan to attend. Several old interest - i pieces. Viewing F7day 1 to 6 M. Terms: Cash , V i's I M, C. Debit card. McLean Auction & Liquidation 905-696-3291 or 905-432-2836 OUTSTAND:NG BOXING DAY ESTATE AUCTION SALE BOXING MONDAY DEC. 26th (111:00 am) Selling at the Genarasks Leather Craft Buildir4 11S.35 North2OK from 401 or 2 km South of 35 Hwy. Auction featur��s the exceptional contents from the home I estate of th� I ate Agnes & Ted Woodyard, Ionic tirne residents of (5rono. Watch next vvp-k*- paper tot, partial A must to attend _�;..e for one & a MacGrego Auctions 905-987-5402 905-983-5556 THE NULNAGE- NIEN'17.�LND '-%T.AFF OF PETHICK AUC'171ON RARN %'OU11) U KT_ TO %'ISH EVERYONE A MERRY CHRIS-MASAND tLNPPY NE%%' YEAR. JOIN US FOR (11 ANNUAL NF%%" YEARS DAY SLabelfe Introthices "Aupard Winning Stylist" Cheryl Hannah jonwrl-v of Vale-it"w's 1 P P eas�e join me at my new location f for Cb or Christmas and receive a 00 X . 0 Js4 20% discount on vour first visit. Call me at 728-0435 843 King St. West, Oshawa (rica to Shrimp Cocktail) 609 1 1 Psychic Reader Consuftor 7W and Advisor 1� ISM, Speciefist in ftK Tarot Ca7rd— Crystal Ball, and Egyption readings. 90% to 98% Accurate. �rP'Also Available* for house parties (905)427-3947 Pryvhic. & Spiritumil Advice Live Johanna . a Rprolve the past. Face your future with confi- dence. Visa & Mastprcard only. 18 yrs & 01de'. $3,99 M�ril'q. 12am-12or- 1-BOG-343-5106 L� J< Pets PURE BRED K114G SHEPHERD Mature, 4 agirs. n FAbr,iary, BI & ran. American Champion ored. Preferably older ch"Arer,. 1=-xcelfent show dog. Paid $750. ss0riq for $275, Trudy 683-9M Oshawa Flea Martel -Over 60% rented! Space still loll for your now arts & crafts - $30-65 per month -Cashier and packag- ing material supplied Call Ken (905) 683-5290 A RFLL SIEFIVIM OFINVING SCHOOL All Sale Pm Dri� Acedo-y ofam D�S.A 0 M TO appv—d — m tar �- ,w. dwoount 6 GI pomd *Cbo� 10 6 Mitt � ci,� riot� bwu am now o-dchwd at 158 114M A— S Sd� 208. 04� �.wy Mor4W a* 6.W ;wn F hohd.ys. Ir— I—,—h—, M.V_ n � mw� F� '.16) 211124M� �0� 4�k Help U8 Mak6 Our A 0 ax Communit A L1* brighter his C h ri s t m as! By donatinga non-perishable food item(s) and /or toy(s) to those who really need help this Christmas. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Drop your donation Off tit eitlyer, The Bay News, Pickering I 730NIcPherson Court 011 Vilhe Chrysler, Ajax 19 an-vood Ave. N. t,� FndaN 'A',! - 'l'%I ��'%turday till tl',%t 0'r Belamy's, Ajax 235 P"10V St. W. 2 t" Q['M 7 cl.ivs a wcvk Tizank You Please Itelp support our community t1tis Christmas Workin�, together for the Ajax' conununity. The Bay News P � i * ckering 839-8087 Bel,uny's Resburant Ajax 683-5111 Village Plymoutli Clu),rsler Ajax 68,�-5)358 or Pr ... fi".� P'C.'Pt'g. 0.1 ; ik 3.Y.N." Y-1 h 1 00 19 name-omrnhimr Ld ioog o mo aov i4�Qsl PRICES ON SINGLE FAMILT DETACHED HOMES HAVE BEEN DRASTICALLY REDUCED At pill IL 26L $1499M .30L $IS69,990 "THE WILLOW" 5 1 S2,"O 29L $159v990 27L $161,990 A01 12L $1649990 26 oil $ st stnut EEC off : I Now is —libroftl ism I --T- F7 j -X-� L--7 - .............. Ar ommunity Calendar is a regular feature on upcoming events. If you are a non-profit or community group send your announcement to The Bay News, 1730 McPhemon Court, Unit #1 Pickering, Ontario, LIW 3E6, or fax us at 839-8135. Deadlinet at least a week before the event. EVEMS JIM WISEMAN, MPP DURIIAM REGION invites you to join him at his community office for a holiday season open house on Sat., Dec. 17 from 11 am to 2 pm at 52 Church St. S., Pickering Village. For information call 683-6707. AIDS COMMITTEE OF DURIIAM's Christmas open house is Monday, Dec. 19 from 3:30 to 7:30 pm at the AIDS committee office, 78 Simeo-e St. N., Oshawa. Staff will be on hand to welcome volunteers and anyone interested in AIDS issues. Light snacks will be available. Call 905-723-8201 for more information. 25.00 INTERNET INTRO SEMINAR 7:00 Monday evenings. Topics include How to Find a Job on the Internet, What the Internet is, and Ilow you can Profit from Being on it. Seating is strictly hmited by reservation only. Maincomm Internet Services at the rear of Gallery 539, 539 Kingston Rd.W., Ajax. Photo opportunity by appointment. Cont2Ct Mark Robertson 416-287-0325. CHILDREN'S SERVICES COUNCIL (Durham) announces the pubfication of the second edition of the CSCD Guide to Services for Children and Adolescents �%ith Special Needs. The guide provides specialized information to parents and agencies whom the agency serves, services offered, eligibility restrictions. It can be found at local libraries, family resource centres, community information centres and pediatricians' offices as well as at some schools. Cost is $20 with binder, $15 without binder. Call the Chddren's Services Council 433- 4100 for information. THERE WILL BE A BLOOD DONOR CLINIC on Christmas Eve, Sat., Dec. 24 at Ajax Community Centre, IIMS Ajax banquet hall, 75 Centennial Rd., Ajax from 10 am to 2 pm. Donors are reminded that a minimum of 56 days between donations I.% required. Photo/signature I.D. is also required. All blood types are needed. Be a hero this holiday — save a fife. ne P&�" -4 lc�iill too/. 4-41ir Over the Ho"ys is the Periect Minse for a Fanluilv,4 In— MOM FFAV01:t=: J P12 y 1 700- FAMMY M:Jr MMM C:V&" goonftk MOTICKERPSM Fit;tmorbg --- - 'nialboartato sesamm Vkeogjam stuao 831-4305 Is Now D000ratfied fw Chrillivillaosite. Liverpool - Hub Mail claw sts,&D U Larr en"Ch Now Opese Samairp UMg C&gsfaaam fair graiii a(25 or morel LosE 25 PouNDs or more Li" 0 InIPF magic! Men & women ore reporting Wng asJ1_.0�",, much as 25 nnunds in iust 3 weeks with our Exclusive Fat Emarlsifters. No more Arfing or heMships. Health magizines are calling it an amazing life changing discovery. It is affordable, natrierat & easy flojollow. Call tofffinee. 1-800-387-7546 The Bay News * December 14, 7994 23 Ontario Municipal Board It Commission des affaires municipales de I'Ontario At the ripuitiest of the tullowiny parties, the Minister of Municipal Affairs has referred to the Ontario Municipal Board under subsection 17(l 1) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 199n, c�P 13. porlions of the Official Plan for the Regional Municipality of Durham (1991) as they apply to the specific policies Ministry File No. 18 -OP -001 2. PART "A" - Municipality rif Clairlitattin (Map A5) Identification of parties - these persons have the right to participate throughout by Referral No. 1 - uMB File No. 0940118 proseriting evidence. questioning witnesses, and making final arguments. In order Kingsberty Properties for the Board to deterrinins your status for the hearing, you or your reprosereative re: Major Open Spare System designation should attend the preheating conference and ask to be added as a party. Groups, whoMer incorporated or not who wish to became parties should name a represen- Referral Nos. 6 & 37 - OMB Rio No. 090119 lative. Parties do not need to be represented by lawyers. M. & G. Tornina Identification of parlilcipant3 - persons who do not wish to participate throughout the re: Major Upon Space designation and See. 20 hearing may attend the hearing and make a $11pitemenI to the Board Such persons Referral No. 10 - OMB File No. D940123 should also attend the prehearing conference. 811461 Ontario Limited Identification of issues. rei Permanent Agricultural Reserve designation . Consolidation of matters Referral No. 16 - OMB Ale No. 0940129 . Start date and duration of the hearing. . Directions for pre -filing of wftness lists, expert witness statements and written evi- Mosport Park Limited dence. re Regional Node designation . Possibility of settlement of arty or all of the issues. Relerr3l No. 17 - OMB File No. 0940130 . The hearing of mollons. 168215 Canaria Inc . Such furttier rmlters as the Board considers approprt3te re "Wrinlet'lesignmion Eyeryone present should come prepared to consider specific dares for proceeding in this .- -!f�rral No 20 - OMB Fil� NO O(W01 33 matt-�r EVIDENCE F, rran Ftitos I iwited Evidence Of 18111111131 SUtOMOntS May 3130 be board 31 the proboaring conference in an attempt to settle the matters In dispill Nola Ittall "on It no settlement Is reached .!,,ifi! No �2 nvq r1le No G9,10135 Me Board nitay make a final decision an the evidence it has rocsived. !!,.11221 and 8412?2 Ontario Ltfl. All parties or their representatives should attend Me prohearinif conference. Major Open Sjar,-,, System designation Pour recavofr des services in franfats. vquillIez corrimuniquer aviic kar Oivision c-95 audi- Riferral Nos. 23 ?. 24 - OMB File No. 0940136 ences 3a (416) 326-6800, au moins 251wrs civils avantla, obte fam pour I'audience. -ifnes Lovekii, DATED of Toronto this I OM day of November, 1994. Special Study Area SECREFARY Note: Parts 'A' and "9' will be heard on Monday. January 30. 1995 Referral No. 27 - OMB File No. 0940139 Parts -C". 'D", 'E" and "F" will be heard on Tuesday, Jacuary 31, 1995 Bramalea Limited EXPLANATORY NOTE r� Population target for the Newcastle VIN399 Urban Ara set out in Table 31.5 The purpose of the Prohearing Conference is to deal *0 Me Referrals to the Ontario Pelerr3l No 30 - OMB File No. 0940142 Municipal Board respecting the Durham Region Official Plan (1991). For the purpose of 551183 Ontario Ltd. and Ray Abbot at at the Prehearing Conference, each Referral has been grouped order the area municipality ,a Sections 13.3.5. 13.3.8.13.3.9a, 13.3.10 and 13.3.21.11 as OW pertain to thie Hamlet all the Region in which the subject of this Referral relates to. The following is a of Tyrone o"narflon of go subject of each Referral. 'A7 Referral No. 36 - OMB File No OW1 47 LaIdlaw Waste Systems (Durham) Urnited PART - Munictriallty of CWM&n (Wo AM Referral No. 1: Requestrig Living Area designation Part of Lot 30. Concession 3 re Ma)or Open Space System and Permanent Agricultural Reserve designations and cpartingion) Referral Nos. 6 & 3T Requesting matell and restaurant dwelopmrint and referral of the related policies for Waste kbriagement Sites severance poildw ftn of Lot 26, Concession 2 PART 'Ir - Policies In fit# Offilicial Plan 19911 Darlington) 2quesang Peferril No. 3 - OMB Rle Nn. 1940118 Referral No. 10, Living Area designation Part of Lot 26. Concession 2 'Aacklok Developaients Ltd ,e Section 16 3 32 in its ontirply Clarke,i Referral No 16 2questing additional uses in Regional Node "J' - Mosporl Referral No 17, Requesting the cluster of Brownsville Do recpgntze�d as 3 Hamlet enal No. 8 - OMB Filq No 094G121 qeleral No 20 Re�usnting LMng Area d",griation. Part of Lot 26. Conciritsm 3 Aii9rerfate Prodii. o.rs Assoi of Onbrio �Darijngtian) S�G-ioi, 19A 3 11 m -ts --rair--r4 Referral No 22: �awteving irtan losign3bons to Implement the Port Dar:ington No ')6 - OtIll No 194013,3 Stc,;,dary Plan '_.tM,1rontarxpGr(,uI, !rm�Ko"1vwq?t3I Referral :Jos. 23 24 Aeoriuesbng Special SNrly Area designation Part of Lots 32-35 S�,,Ljui% 9-2 1. nwl D,!Prmi No :3 'oncession �Arll -C- - T,,. -,r, jf AV g MapAst) Referral No 2T Requesting increase to the population target of 17.500 for the - I Newcastle Village Untian Area as sae out;n Section 315 Ptf-rral No. 7 - OMB File No 0940120 Rolerr:ti No YY Requeiting residential development n the Harut at 11,i,on.o and. ,CIL Ltd. and �CL: - Ltd. referml at the polKies relating development in harniets 1� Living and Employnnnt Area designations and Audloy Road as 3 Type 8 Arterial Road Referral No 36- Requesting a waste rnanagernent SM and retwal of policies rW- Rtforral No. 12 - OMB File No 09Q1125 Ing to the ostatifJOrrient of waste disposal !win the docomirnis- G Templeton for the Estate of Ernest Stroud mining of lands previously used for �ndusiirtal purposes prior to Major Open Space System designation the rodevolopirriont of such lands: Me requirarrient for IN proraim- tion of an onvinarnirwirtal impact study for development appilca- Pe'*rr3l No. 13 - OMB File No. 0940126 tions. the requirement to have arm municipal oli plans Include 536459 Ontario LkWed policies and designallons for tormor and active waste disposal ,� Major Open Space System -Waterfront and Environmentally Sons*vt Area designa- sites. regional structure policies a: may fail to recogrize masu ! io i and Sections 2 and 14 innarkagement ses: the poficy per..., ing the contInuallon. viqmn- Referral No 14 - OMB File No. OW0127 sion or enlargement of uses whicP, Jo do not conform to Me Plan 36&538 OnMrio Inc provided corlim criteria are satislied. and Sections 12 - Sec!)ons 2 and 14 as they apply to the Site Agricultural Areas and 14 - Major Open Space System as 9W rotate to Me referred area Par' of Lot 12. '.oncession 3 (Cliarus, PART 'D" - Town of W!, �!i (Map A,4) PART 'F - Policies in he Official Plari 0 991� I-Idturr3l N, � 4 - 011118 P:',) 'lu 094014r, Referral No. 3. FIsfe"21 of Section 16 3.32 which requires 3 Regional Official Plain _1�iitrs �'wk Construchui Limited Amenirnert to establish gas stations andlor gas nar n agriculture Iii (1;-,-,r. Spau, System3nd FinvironmenWIV Sense" Am designations aren and the %blor open Space S,,,stem :-'eml No I d jf.!C rili! No OWI 31 Reform No 3 Referral of Section 19A 3 11 iiiinia permils resource extraction on 1,ov ic , n let Pf ises I nc agricultural Lind it agricuttiral rehatmidabon of the site is carried Porid No 16 ovAr Hiqhway 401 �Map 821 out and substantially the same acreage and 3vri soil capabillri for agriculture are restored Paterr3i No 32 - OMO File No OWI 44 Referral No, 26 Referral of Section 8.2 1 relating to urban development policies �;oDourg Regional Property Inc insotar3s 13flects Me Taunton Coimmiunury in the �tty of Oshawa, to Ma�or Open Space System designation PART -C- - Totwn of Aiax t Man A41 Referral No. 33 - OMB File No. 0940145 Referral No 7 Requesting the maintenance of the %blor Open Space System des - Bay Green Developments Ltd. ignallon for those lands east at Carruthers Creek. between Taunton 'Road re: The Employment Area designation and Highway No 2 arid the referral of Audley Road as a Ype 8 arterial on Map 82. Rolerral No. 34 - OMB FIN. No. 0940146 Releml No 12: Requesting future urban area. Part of Lot 1 Concession 4 (Alow Trowbridge Developintnts Part of Lot 35. Concession 4 (Whitby, and Part of Lots 1 and 2, re. Major Open S fu cis System desig ftat ion Concession 1 Aii e��T "E" - Town ol erLng (kt 4) _p.,A Referral No 13: Requestrig LN, ngleadesignation P3r10fL015.B.FC Relorral No. 9 - OMB Ale No. 0940122 Reterral No 14: �Requesting development and the cloleoo.i of the requirement to develop 3 IT1016133 Part Of Lots 9 and 10. B.FC 1j. 3t Me !uot of Richard Ward Harwood Avenue re: Living Area designatt:)n PART 'C" - Town at Whitby iMap 4C Referni No. 15 - OMB File No. 0940128 Referral No. 4- Requesting 3 re3di concrete plant Part of Lot 21. Concession Edpfo (16valopinents & Sitando kirkets ILtd 4. re- Mnp Open Space System desi.-m3liul Referral No. 16 Requesting tht deletion of the overpass of Regional Road. No 36 Ref, ir-1 Nei. 25 - OMB hl� Nu 09-10137 (Hopkins Szje4 over Highwy 401 as shown on Map 82 . 908127 0 nt3rto United Relitnl No. 32. Requesting Li ving Area designation for that portion of the property re: Ninjor Open Space System designation wost of Lynda Creek. Pan of Lots 31 and 32. Concession 3 Referral No. 33: Requesting commerWI uses. Property an the north side of PART "F' - To"tithillpof Uxbridge (MI)p A2) Channpbin Avenue, immediately east at Duftm College. Refeml No. 19 - OMB File No. OWI 32 Refami No. 34: floqueang Living Arm designation. Pin of Lot 19, Concession 4. Lakeridge Reson Ltd. and Lakeridge Farms Ltd. ra: Major Open Space Systerin designation - Oak Ridgest Morsunie - and Sections 23.114. 6L — Rsteml of lands in LWN;VMOlPkkerW`piM1OA4I Pluricill-OlI30,Colicession2. 14 3.4 tind 14.3.5 Refund No. 15C lRequestleg lindlicatlion of futm Will am. Part of Lots 7-11. . Concession 6. Rafeerad No. 29 - OMB Ale, No. 0940141 Pak" N& 2&. PAMPMr.0 Mill OW SpaN "M &SWMW JIM A CM.MWV WAW@ Fa*d* 6W is: Major Open Space Spilliendesignaft -0* Riftes Mtrain PWT Ir - Rst" No. 31 - OVA No Me. OMM43 RIWM 1b. 19: "PrAl" of Sid Wand lifillonall of Curo=ais 763706 Ointilift Lknbd Special Shol dmiguldoet ad 10 preptunt a rths Oak me aitill rawlii an to: Arn to so Pbo IN law k tM Mogan. Port NOTIM OF CONFBA310E oll Lot?. On P IF 8 (Lbillwhilp). The Ontario Municipad Board flaillill coullifict a MPICON 111111111 In I 11111 do " Pak" ft 29: =Roqv ----- - a V-.-- ftnicipment. ftM of Lob 23-27. 6 Too ad allilawill -_ = W a" he yew 80blialoce I" Wi 9 ad be $RIM 11a aq IAMW NOM: pre- "thm Rellarrid No. 31: Requesdaig Pan of Lob 31 and 32, a Proh&v" C&dK� TO PLACE OF PREIIIIIEiII111111111111111 �IIIZ A prollmloory frafelling of all paillest And F Wftdil Ilift to 1111 A ~ng codenfince wIll be MM hills bw schadivill fair Thursday. Jastimy 19, 1111115. CMWWAbe at 110:00 JI.M. K 00 at COUNCIL CHAMBERS Coma Churillim. Regional Hadquirlerst Bvbdft 1505 Roakuld PAW East, 1111111tillby. REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING Ontario. 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST For addlillorital information about Me matitiors before the Ontario Municipal Board reswl- TOWN OF WH1ITBY 4 dw Durham Regional Official Plan (1991). contact Kai Yew. Regional Munlelpalfty of on: MONDAY and TUESDAY the 30THand 31ST rlay of JANUARY, 1995. at: 10-00 O'CLOCK In the forenoon Durham Planning Department, 1615 Dundas Street East. Whitby, Ontario, LIN 6A3, Telephone (905) 728-7731. Toronto Line (905) 686-1651, FAX (905) 436-6612. PURPOSE OF PREHEMING CONFERENCE This Nodes is pubWW In comilpliance w0i the directions provkW fly the T he conference will deal with pirefirninmy arid piticedm3l matters, including the followuw: ofibm Aknidmi soard. December 74, 1994 o The &W Ne 11:6y WILDWOOD C>RID ' "THE cE° CAR & TRUCK CENTRE" ¢ c It 1 • FU ,R sEAVICEs All used =r§ftfwfyr p© ti5ffiTWkranty. 1993 TAURUS SW1992 DODO CARAVAN LE fully equipped 7 assenger, fully loaded $348u67per month $3448m67per month 1992 TAURUS SEDAN= 1991 AEROSTAR fully equipped, 4 to choose from. 7 ass., air, tilt, cruise $299m28permonth - 274■59per month 1993 ESCORT GT 1992 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA air. cassette. 5 spd. L _ fully loadedJL ,;, $274m59per month_- o $348m67per month 1992 TEMPO 4 -DR. 1991 MAZDA 323 2 -DR. 6 cyl.. air cassette. automatic, cassette $225m2Oper month 1 $1 75■81 per month RAN - 1991 TEMPO 2 -DR. 1993 TEMPO MAX _ auto. air cassette. fully equipped .. $ 1 7 5 ■ 81 er month P $275mi9permonth MANY MD MUM HEN ... SERVICE HERE Entitles owner to free oil, lube & fitter. K TO C HOOSE FROM Winter Prosection T .'95 4x4s 1. . I I a les freight, lic., a taxes. 40=2• 6 • • • • Ime"Mal r] HWY.2 ♦ - ¢ c Y = 401 • • • ..moi I a les freight, lic., a taxes. 40=2• 6 • • • • Ime"Mal r]