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Home My WebLink AboutBN1994_12_21Peter Wolchak • - 0 Spill simulation Ontario Hydrotraining supervisor John Richardson operates the emergency core injection panel at the Pickering nuclear plant's training facility. Hydro was re-enacting the recent heavy water spill as it was experienced in the control room. Ministry examines 'design by Peter Woichak Pickering Nuclear Generating Station director Pierre Charlebois says a "design flaw" may have been responsible for the recent spill of 140 tonnes of heavy water at the plant. A three-inch diameter carbon -steel pipe ruptured in unit 2 on Dec. 10 after a pressure relief valve in the coolant system failed, allowing heavy water to spill into the reservoir at the base of the reactor building. Ontario Hydro does not yet know why the valve opened nor why the pipe cracked, although Charlebois speculated during a press conference Friday that vibration created by the valve may have been the cause. 'The pipe integrity was probably fine," he said. 'The vibration it experienced when the valve opened was probably the problem." This vibration may point to a design flaw, he added. "We must determine the root cause of the valve failure and the pipe damage. At the present time we do not know why the relief valve opened One report suggests high-pressure air was fed into the system," he said "It will be a few days or weeks before we understand what modifications we need to make." Immediateiy following the spill nuclear plant 'rade t personnel conducted radiation tests in some ad)acent neighborhoods. Three teams armed with Geiger counters tested the plant boundary, a three -kilometer semi -circle, and five kilometers downwind from the plant, taking them into residential streets on the west side of Frenchman's Bay. Tests showed only normal background radiation. All four reactors in the Pickering A plant will remain shut -down while the investigation continues. The building is sealed — "boxed -up" — and as of last Friday the clean-up was 95 per cent complete, according to Charlebois, with workers using mops to collect the remaining water. The four reactors in the Pickering B plant are safe from this type of failure, Charlebois said. "Pickering B is a similar design but the pipe section (that ruptured) does not exist in Pickering B. The air supply he is a different design." Meanwhile, the Atomic Energy Control Board has deferred its decision on re -licensing the plant. The review of Pickering's licence, which expires Dec. 30, began days before the accident. Charlebois is not concerned about the delay. 7m not surprised they're taking their time. We were Continued on Page 17 e in hock to town for $3,50,000 by Glenn Flendry Small business owners who are trying to pay back taxes are being harassed by the Town of Pickering while the Metro East Trade Centre is being allowed to run up a huge debt, charges regional councillor Maurice Brenner. Brenner gave an example of one Dillingham Road busmess that owes the town apprmmately $11,000 being threatened with Ltig ition while the trade centre, in receivership since the summer, gets soft treatment from Pickering despite owing more than $357,000 in outstanding market licensing fees. 'They're robbing from the taxpayers," Brenner said Monday. 'ft's another example of small business not being treated the same as large corpcxatiorts like the Metro East Trade Centre. Its a shame.' Approximately $123,000 of the trade centre bill is now going to collection and Brenner doubts if the town will recover 50 per cent of the bill. Pickering has not even dealt with the outstanding flees for 1994, he added The trade centre has not paid a market kwce fee for its flea market since December 26, 1993. The fee is $4,5W per operaling day. 93 Civic Del Sol 5 *pd., maga, sareo49,000 km 92 MPV LX 6 cyl., AIC - 75,000 km 91 Honda Acoord LX 5 *pd. AIC - 72,000 93 Mazda 323 2 dr. auto - 47,000 km 921blkswagon Passat GL Auto, AIC - 33,000 km 91 Honda Civic DX 4 dr., auto - 62,000 km 93 Mazda 192600 4X4 5 so. - 53,000 km ` .92 Cutlass Supreme Int. Loaded -48,000 tan _ 91 Chevy Blaaer Tilos 4X4, auto, air, 96,000 km 92 LeBaron GTC ConverlWle Loaded - 48,000 las 92 Toyota Corolla LSX Auto, - 79,000 km 88 Cutlass Clem InL, auto, air,111,000 km 92 Chev Lumina Z34, auto, air, 43,000 km 92 lnde m lyuScoupe 5 spd., -1 - 65,000 k 88 Ford Pick-up XLT, Auto, AIC -113,000 Ian � ,6,.n,� o► "a "IF tilt "MkIM�T (Bfr Consumer Car mart�.- �1sM-,P- M' & �' 10 a� - lft � oIR fit= I0. M m People who Care. New & Used Cars, o eop Mat 12 pn .5 pr NO oo�wP+wsd NO INerat NO Nr�, ats For 6 Moths See pages 3 & 5 for details 2 December 21, 1994 . The Bay Mews Ajax consi The Town of Ajax is considering donating $5,000 to ders $5I 000 for Kids Safety Village help build a miniature fire hall on the site of the Durham Kids 1 PUPPIES Tropical Fish �• Lhasa Poos Gold Fish#� ALL PUPPIES HAVE TurtlesBEEN VACCINATED ' At' J/ AND ARE CANADIAN BRED Iguanas of* kWE PAY GST $33.88 40 �� Hamsters Budgies •sa �• Rabbits $12.99 �� Guinea Pigs purchase of cage %;P 000 Red Factor of# V.. 4• �' Canaries � e• ''.::`:::`; $59.99 Cockatiels •• 0^ =° $49.99 0 This Christmas Shop Canadian Eh! W hAs Supplies last «.,. - •,... ;. - PET - - PARADISE - 19M Dixie Rd., Hours: Mor.. - Fri. 9:30-9:Wpm Pickering 420-9502 1sat.:3oarr, - s ooprn � :Sun. t2 noon -5:00 p.m. Safety Village in Whitby. Ajax, Whitby and Clarington have been approached to give to the $40,000 fire hall project, and Clarington firefighter Tim Calhoun, who spoke to Ajax council Monday night, said all eight Durham municipalities will be asked to chip in $5,000. Calhoun told council it's important that children be taught proper safety and know that police and firefighters 'care about their safety everyday." 4(HER ARMY A `. SURPILUSetc. • Winter Clothing" • Hunting Gear • Camping Equipment LOW, LOW PRICES!!! HOURS 231 Phillip Moray An. Mon. -Fri. 9-9 011168=1 Sat. 94: Ane•a tr••r LaWr-t Pork Sun. 12-5 WSW (w..t W sloven" The miniature fire hall is part of the mammoth $750,000 safety village project. The village will be used to teach safety and awareness to 15,000 to 20,000 elementary school children each year. The village will include scaled- down buildings, roadways, traffic lights and signs, miniature motorized vehicles, bicycles and a classroom. A full-time police officer will teach safety and street smart techniques on the site, just north of Highway 401 and just east of Brock Street. Approximately $480,000 has been raised so far. Hospital beds to close over holiday by Marta Kurek PHS co-op student Twenty medical/sargical beds and one operating room will be closed during the Christmas season at Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. The hospital will be temporarily closing the beds and an operating room from Dec -17 to Jan. 3 in order to meet the 1994/95 Operating Plan savings target. "We have picked a time when traditionally there is a slight reduction in our patient census," said hospital president Brice Cliff. "If the patient census permits, we will close an additional 10 beds from Dec. 23 to Dec.30. However, this closure will only occur if the beds are not required." From Dec. 27 to Dec. 30, the Ambulatory Care Unit will operate from 8 am to 12 pm. The intensive care unit, the emergency department and maternal and newborn services will be operating as usual. Last chance locations to see Santa Claus by Marta Kurek PHS co-op student Santa Claus is still in town but time is running out for kids to bring St. Nick their Christmas wish list. H0, HO, HURRY to visit Santa and his helpers at Pickering Town Centre, where he appears Monday to Friday 11 am to 3pm and 4pm to 8pm on Saturday. Santa works from loam to 3pm and from 4pm to 8pm, You can find him on the lower level in the center of the mall. Santa is visiting Harwood Place as well. Children will be able to get their last minute requests in as well as their picture taken in the evenings during the week and in the day -tin. e on Saturday. He will not forget the Supercentre Mall either, where he will be easily spotted December 17 from loam to 5pm and December 18 from l lam to 5pm. He will also visit Metro East Trade Centre, north-east of the food court, December 17 from Ilam to 7pm and December 23 from Spm to 9pm Santa will give his reindeer a break and ride the Ajax Transit express bus with Mrs. Claus and the elves to the Royal Bank Plaza Thursday, December 22 from 5pm to 8pm. The Claus family will also pay a visit to St. Francis de Sales Catholic School this week, before heading back to the North Pole to prepare for his Christmas Eve ride. Happy Holidays. 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Monday -"Thursday S ani - 9 pm Friday 8 am - 6 pm Saturday .8 am - S pm PICKERING We also accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Bay, Zellers, and all National Leasing Account Cards - 4 December 21, 1994 • The fay Novn Oshawa rale for Pardyy and other 'creme victims The friends and neighbors of Pardy are hoping for close to at Gagnon Sports in Oshawa, in slain gun shop owner Roger 1,000 people for a rally tonight a show of support for Pardy's family "in the spirit of Christmas." Pardy was murdered and two others wounded during a robbery at Gagnon Sports Sept. 14. Pickering's Kenneth Thomas, whose car was used by `he killers during the getaway, went missing the same day and s now presumed dead by police. Kenny Lord, a Metro cop and co-organizer of the rally, said the evening is aimed at spreading the message that good citizens want to take back their streets. " .This is good versus bad. We're all against crime in this city." Lord said the evening will be .ree of politics. The intent is to show support for Pardy's family and other victims of crime. 'This is not about gun control or crime control. This is about people. This is about helping those in need of help." The rally will begin at the corner of Bloor and Simcoe Streets and proceed south to the Gagnon Sports parking lot. { Ppr WdcraM LISTENING TO THE MUSIC: Emily and Mary Kathryn Boyd !listen to the music of The Funland Band at the Pickering Town Centre mall Saturday. Band members entertained children and shoppers throughout the afternoon. GAF•(" ♦ I I Iq 12 —00048 we O �� AS 74* As awarded investment Recovery Services In Its capacity as Auctioneer b Liquidator will 31�r? pM e�• Z ID upplement a offer, for sale, the following Inventory and assets as secured under the Landlord a Tennant Act. p M• ' IMMEDIATE INVENTORY DISPOSAL Pickering Yillage � Gallery ...... LIMITED EDITION ART, PINE FURNITURE & COLLECTIBLES 50 Church St. South, FOR SALE INFO. 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Monday - Thursday Sam - ! pm PICKERING Friday Sam - 6 pm 420m3555'1 Saturday a am - S pie f ••\may t .. l `� ; ' l ......: a� We also accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Bay, Zellers, and all National Leasing Account Cards 6 Decerrlber 21, 1994 • The Boy News - The Bny News is a Shoreline N^wspnpers Inc. newspaper published every Wednesday. LETTERS WELCOME 17:10 McPherson Court, Unit 018, Pickering, Ontario L1W 3136 til© •r•... ce■ray The Bay News welcomes tetters to the Editor Newsroom, Display &Circulation: 839-8087 or 68"3&1 Letters should be limited to 300 words and are Classified. 8341-8114 or 686-3577 Far 839-8135 +.�" •„°+ sub'ect to editing They must be signed, the :Member of the Untario Community Newspaper Association ”"� •'•°" address and telephone number of the sender 1M.niler or the Cnnadinn Community Newspaper Association — – provided. To Hydro: let's talk There's nothing worse than living in the shadow of a nuclear power plant and being in the dark about what may happen if a calamity does occur. The people of Pickering have lived with the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station and its potential dangers for 23 years without really knowing what goes on beyond the closed doors. Last Saturday "fear and relief" were the buzzwords after a design flaw led to a spill of tritium -laced heavy water, which was fortunately contained within the plant. But the empty rhetoric and self- serving platitudes — from both Ontario Hydro and nuclear opponents like Durham Nuclear Awareness — did little to ease the minds of residents, who were worried about the safety of their families. But there is something Ontario Hydro can do about it. Simply open up the lines of communications with the public. Convoluted and confusing information doesn't help. A free exchange of information between residents and Ontario Hydro will be a good start in fostering good relations between the two sides. A full environmental assessment will be another and The Bay News is again asking the Atomic Energy Control Board to not grant the plant an automatic licence renewal, but to open up the plant. with its ageing reactors, to public scrutiny. As one resident at Pickering council put it Monday night, it's time to put aside "political differences" and work together to ensure the safety of this community. We will all be the losers if you do not. Goodwill There are only three more shopping :days until Christmas. Let's hope we all have the stressful part of the holiday :season out the way so we can all remember that 'tis the season of Now is the time to remember there :are many people in the cam► who could use our help. It could be 'volunteering at a seniors home or even a goup kitchen or donating food and toys . to local charities. It could be shovelling ::great-aunt Matilda's driveway or a phone .call to a long -lost friend. Or It could be as ,simple as being of good cheer. ;:.;:..Happiness rubs off on those you .meet, so smile. It's Christmas. Peter Woicnah SANTA STEALS A SNACK: Santa Claus grabs a cookie behind the back of unsuspecting Lincoln Alexander Public School principal Ellen Correll. Student Ryan Annesley plays St. Nick in the school's Christmas production. —Letters — Reader questions To the editor: I never seem to hear discussed. The controversy of whether or Fustly, the fact that tap water is not tap water is safe to drink has dmlorirlated and has flunonde added Oared up again. whereas I understand this is not inevitably, there is a comparison the case with bottled water. between tap water and bottled However, to me there is a far spring or distilled water with tap more troubling aspect I have not water coming out as good or yet heard discussed. This is my better. perception that tests are being Strangely, there are a few things carried out at the water No NKA influence in To the editor: inflammatory statermt not based 1 am writing this letter in an fads. response to Betty StAhon's letter Legal gun owners have a of Dec. 14. In her letter she refers responslibllity to ensure that their to the National Rifle Association firemns are stored in amondanm controlling the wishes of Canada. with the law. This means that all The National Rifle Association Is their guns have to be kept an American organization and unloaded, locked and locked again does not have any influence on to a secure room. Ammunition Canadiarl interests. has to be stored separately from She also makes reference to the firearms. gun owners having a loaded gun As well their firearms can only making gun owners feel that they be baded in a place that they can can do anything. This is an be legally discharged. Thousands tap wate purification plants. What I want to know is does a safe test at the plant equate to a safe test from the spout of my own water taps? Have any tests been conducted in old and new horses and apartment buildings? If so, what are the results? There are two reasons I will continue to buy bottled water. Canada — of gurlowners across the country have legitimate reasons for awning gums that range from hurting, target shooting to appreciation for a well made collectors Item. Justice Minister Allan Rock's Proposed leggation is only gig to penalize those citizens who have dosen to have an irrterest in firearms and have done nothing wrong. It will have no effect on the criminal misuse of firearms. i personally will support legislation that controls the r quality Firstly, I'm not sure I can trust the miles and miles of pipes both within the public system and within the 23 -year-old building 1 five in. Secondly, I somehow trust my own sense of fate that tells me a cup of tea made from bottled water has a cleaner, fresher taste. Wayne Taylor Ajax gun owner Cliff al mime of firearrrrs. 14 not support legislat m that clouts My right to enjoy and participate in a sport that k wolves the use of firearms. Shooting sports are internationally reoogr&ed and are included to the Olympics. Canada's shooting teams won 22 medals at the Corrmonweakh Games in 1994, more than the track and field team and the swim team. J.S. Ajax Pew Nbkn" NEW TOOLS: Durham Region Police Constable Glen Bonathan examines a prototype police cruiser at the Pickering station Thursday. The car, designed by Northstar Canada, sports an integrated computer, video camera, radar, a fingerprint scanner and other high-tech innovations. - 4 C%) -0 CaeALJ� U� - Sci tq) FOR ALL YOUR SOLID WOOD FURNITURE NEEDS ! WE BUILD IT, WE SELL 1T, YOU GET THE BEST PRICE! 1735 13AYLY ST. AT BR(CK � (V PICKERING �4: � C% 4203599 MOW-THVR n -f. FRI n -s. SAT w -t. FU ITURE The Boy News • December 21, 1994 7 Holiday HIDE out in force More than 9,000 vehicles were stopped by the Durham Regional Police RIDE unit last week, resulting in a dozen 12 -hour warning suspensions and seven drinking and driving charges. The numbers are roughly the same as last year, when police were using two RIDE teams instead of just one. A total of 65 drivers were checked on the roadside tester last week, bringing the two-week Holiday Ride Program totals to 110. In the same period 14,538 vehicles have been stopped, 31 12 - hour suspensions have been issued and 13 people have been charged with drinking and driving. One person was also charged with possession of an narcotic. A dozen people were arrested for drinking and driving offences by regular patrols last week. The RIDE unit operated in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and Port Perry. Last year during the holiday RIDE blitz, more than 24,000 cars were stopped, down from 36,500 during the previous year, resulting in 304 ALERT tests and 31 drinking and driving charges, 80 12 -hour suspensions and 35 other charges. COOKED LARGE SHRI'. - n1ACK TIGER SIIRIMP COOKED TO PERFECTION. $ 1 usr n IAW AND SERVE. APPROX. 30-40 SIIRIMP PER 1 111. CE11.0 BAG. - PEEIED AND DEVEINED. J1JFr 111 I1OIL AND SERVE. Y 2 APPROX. 34.10 1Y\, SIIRISIP PER 1 111. KINGSTON = CEI1.l) MINI SAUSAGE ROLLS OtiT1 READY Bn'F SnM Lei A PUFF PASIRY t90 APPROX. 60 ROLLS $ 95 PER 1 KG. CELLO BAG 046zil. MINI QUICHE 44 PER PACK $ 9r MUSHROOM, BROCCOu, SMACH CHEESE i ONION %AW CHICKEN BREASTS -BONELESS/SHINLESS 4.4 Ib. BOX INDMDUALLY FROZEN $1995 Dec.31/94 STORE HOURS Monday -Wednesday 9:00 - 6:00 Thursday - Friday 9:00 - 9:00 Saturday 8:00 - 5:00 MINI EGG$ 89 ROLLS 1 b. APPROX. 35 PCS. PRECOOKED MEATBALLS$ 90 - IifAT do SERVE APPROX 225. PCS. DAIITISH PUFF PA,SIMY ASSORTMENT - 50 ASSOWM PI®QUM11116 DUVERM � $1590 .s ...PLUS MANY MORE. ABX (Pickering village) O V1 W W S o Y 2 z !A J ¢ W N m OLD KINGSTON = 3 V HWY 2 68 OLD K103STON FK= :.'m ,. 4 7-213 HIGHWAY 401 t 0 December 21, 1994 • The Bay News Santa takes' a °Ioaid off in"Bay*aNews exclusive If you think you've got troublts this I able to agree on a new deal that will at least I Mrs. Claus wasn't helping Santa's mood aristft s imagine what of St. Nick is going allow deliveries Christmas Eve. either. She kept trying to force-feed her throtigh Then it was the reindeer, or more husband — "We don't want a skinny Santa, 1 decided to give Santa a can at the North specifically, Rudolph, who was demanding do we papa," she said — and Santa Pole the other day, just to see how he was star Ming on the advertising, extra feed and confided to me he was a little worried about getting on. Frankly, he didn't seem too special salt licks or he was staying home. his cholesterol level. happy, although he assured me that After hearing all this, I wondered out lord Christmas will go as scheduled. tllen>n . if maybe Santa was getting a little old for the It seems, first off, that Santa has been rigors of the job. Was it time for someone having a few troubles with the elves. He IENDRY younger to take over? Santa paused only pointed out that he and his staff have to '' briefly, then boost into that Ho Ho Ho laugh make presents for all the children in the "k Mss we all know and love. "Forget world on a limited budget (Ottawa provides a Yet it. This is the best job in the world small grant, Ontario used to chip in until the and rm never giving it up," he bellowed, his Social Contract) and the elves were grooving belly jiggling like a bowlful of jelly. 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MAI i Rosea t- — —�-� Drorabar31, M&— — L • C01JrON - comoN - - - CONJrON - 7 11 1)ri,*11i*um Flori*st Ih` K*IGWGN P.000 401 g STATION 19 3 1794 LIVERPOOL ROAD, PICKERING 68 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX 831-0753 (across from The Beer Store) 427-4717 DAILY DELIVERIES ABOARD "THE TRILLIUMOBILE" • FROM OAKVILLE TO OSHAWA Premiere Ifealth Club Mademoiselle Spa Give the gift of health Christmas Special 6 Months for $9900 Call 427-2977 'Restrided to 3 darsAveek. Limited to first ZO callers ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE NOTICE of STUDY COMPLETION Highway 401 Expansion from Highway 2 to 1.6 fun East of Whites Rd. THE STUDY The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has completed a study which recommended the expansion of Highway 401, from Highway 2 in the City of Scarborough, Regional Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, to 1.6 fun east of Whites Road in the Town of Pickering, Regional Municipality at Durham. The pprroposed work hckides construction of the new eastbound and westbotmd collector roadways and rehabilkafion of the existing express lames, four new transfer lanes, replacement of the existing Rougemount Drive bridge, adjustments to the existing Port Union Road and Whites Road intercharge ramps, contraction of median barrier, installation of high -mast dlumination and provision for a future freeway traffic management system. THE PROCESS The study followed an approved planning txocess. As required, an Environmental Study Report has been prepared and is available for review at Min' of the Enviroment ii Energy Muratry of Transportation Central Region, Cusum= Regan, Freeway Engineering 4th Floor, 7 Overlea Boulevard 5th Floor, Atrium Tower Toronto, Ontario 1201 Won Avenue M4H 1AS Downsview Ontario M3M US Office � opolkae Toronto a then 0fa01Z)gh 55 John Street 150 Borough Drive 7th Floor, Metro Hall Scarborough, Ontario Toronto, Ontario M1 P 4N7 M5H 3Y7 the Clerk iyr of Durham of Pickaing twice of the Cleric 605 Roseland Road East one the Esplanade Whitby LIN�bA3io Pic • Ontario The review period until terrnWAs on Fdxwary 14,1995, after which time tete Ministry may skirt cmnebuction. There is an o"witui ft at mW tams during the ProvkwW Cbfi t�� for cal � 9, 1 you that, aft const MTD its, iRglti ri e11401ii OaWAMMK remail 1/IreeOK18d, it it your cght to not dial the be su*d T=. t)O61a1011 raft with tthe Minister o o an Individual W eNkawnudanii `.".'117 about ire We are irdwWaill in itDl any COOMlel6 or Concerns you may have r vicepbon of personal ador,iation, al Ml con" ati17 btfecome ptrt d the pubic record. Please contact Mt POMC Cha"k, P. bq- Ms. Susan Sieradzld, B.E.S. Centralry y raFr p�p�pp 310 Cental Region, Erlvironmenttl Section 51h Floor, Abi111hhTower 5th Rom AhriuvnTower 1201 Willson Avenue 1201 Wtlsort Alrenue � .' nsvim Ontario Downsview' Ontario km 1J8 Tel: (416 ) 235-5567 Tek (4161235-5549 The say News • December 21, 1994 9 Donors needed Ajax fire department offers holiday advice A blood data clink A be held one day before Chrlstrnas in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre. The Red Crm is asking for 900 to 1,000 donors per day Donors will help ensure hospital requirements are met and reWW the still - reduced blood bank inventoty. In the spirit of the season of giving, healthy Individuals age 17 to 70 are urged to brig a friend and attend a convenient donor clinic in their area Extended hours are confhu at selected locations. Donors are reminded to carry photo or signature identification. If the Red Crass does not meet its targets, elective surgery may have to be cancelled at some hospitals. No operation have been cancelled or re -scheduled at Ajax Pickering General Hospital due to the blood shortage, to date. For more information on the clink, can the Ajax -Pickering Red Cross at 920-3383. fr(ma l he 1'1"Lart agtwient & .staff of ire#� Beauty Studio & Esthetics RM I Tab adwmb a i t* ow d�ls vA tits aW" Cnemial a.rvfas 60 Randal #3 1 % Es"Wic i pail Pickering Village, I slm maga' i I Off childeaas hoircub f 427-9367 I _ _ _ _ _ _ EDec. 31M AW(que Gift For;That Someone Special, :� + Gift Certificates from ,,ebortf7idyCor! • SU } w • TFiAjiEf� 0 RFMONOT ALARM • CAii * RUNNING BOARDS 4 t o Q • WWDOW TWT M 0 V L MCI C 40 0 E Undercoating • Protects vehicle underbody from moisture, mud and salt • Thick. super -though coating is hl" abrasion reststand and will not wear off • Appliedby certified technicians F� FROMT Vehicle Starters • Stout your vehicle with the push of a button — it.s warm and ready to go SA1R SSO $29995 The look that lasts! 195 WESTNEY RD. S., AJAX Phm 619-3612 Every holiday season, many suffer injtuies or die as a result of carelessness. Trees, lights, ornaments and fireplaces produce hazards in our homes at a time when the season may distract us from good fire safety practices. The Ajax Fire Department wants you to enjoy a safe holiday season, so we offer the following advice: Always buy a freshly cut tree. A dry tree may create a fire hazard. If the needles are shedding, or break when bent, choose another one. Keep the tree outside with the thunk in a snow bank or water until you can decorate. Before bringing it indoors, cut two or three inches off the baseand place in a sturdy tree stand. Make sure the tree stand has a good reservotr and keep it filled with water. Place your tree away from any heat source and out of the exit ways. Discard all lighting sets that are frayed or damaged. Keep electrical bulbs away from combustible materials and never use candles on or near a tree. Keep all presents away from electrical bulbs. No more than three sets of lights should be used on an extension cord. Overloading cords can start a fire. Keep connections away from the water in the stand and make sure that all extension cords are CSA approved. Use weatherproof outdoor lights and cords for exterior decorations. These sets are not intended for prolonged exposure, so take them down as soon as the season is over. Unplug a] lights before leaving the house or going to sleep. Keep children and pets away from candles, electrical cords and fireplaces. Make sure that your children are aware of the potential dangers of the Christmas tree. Dry trees can burn like a torch and spread the fire quickly. Remove them as soon as large amounts of needles begin to fall. Never bum trees, decorations or gypping paper in you fireplaces. Cantel Means Business'. Sign up on the Cantel Business Package for $49.95 per month' and gel 50 minutes local weekday calling Unlimited local weekend calling 12 months Mobile Message' and Detailed Billing ($130 value) I Fust month of unlimited local calling * Phone price of $149.95 only applicable on 3 year term Business Plan at $49.95 per month. Early cancellation fees appy. This offer is available to new customers. O.A.C. Long distance charges and taxes are not included. One time Activation fee and Annual System Access fee are extra. Oiler expires December 31, 1994. Available at participating dealers. Dealers may sell for less. bl l Kingston Road, Pickering, Ontario L1 V 4V4 Tel: (905) 831-9557 OO SLbn Hy 401 Qi 3 �1f1p�� B.yly SL Every holiday season, many suffer injtuies or die as a result of carelessness. Trees, lights, ornaments and fireplaces produce hazards in our homes at a time when the season may distract us from good fire safety practices. The Ajax Fire Department wants you to enjoy a safe holiday season, so we offer the following advice: Always buy a freshly cut tree. A dry tree may create a fire hazard. If the needles are shedding, or break when bent, choose another one. Keep the tree outside with the thunk in a snow bank or water until you can decorate. Before bringing it indoors, cut two or three inches off the baseand place in a sturdy tree stand. Make sure the tree stand has a good reservotr and keep it filled with water. Place your tree away from any heat source and out of the exit ways. Discard all lighting sets that are frayed or damaged. Keep electrical bulbs away from combustible materials and never use candles on or near a tree. Keep all presents away from electrical bulbs. No more than three sets of lights should be used on an extension cord. Overloading cords can start a fire. Keep connections away from the water in the stand and make sure that all extension cords are CSA approved. Use weatherproof outdoor lights and cords for exterior decorations. These sets are not intended for prolonged exposure, so take them down as soon as the season is over. Unplug a] lights before leaving the house or going to sleep. Keep children and pets away from candles, electrical cords and fireplaces. Make sure that your children are aware of the potential dangers of the Christmas tree. Dry trees can burn like a torch and spread the fire quickly. Remove them as soon as large amounts of needles begin to fall. Never bum trees, decorations or gypping paper in you fireplaces. Cantel Means Business'. Sign up on the Cantel Business Package for $49.95 per month' and gel 50 minutes local weekday calling Unlimited local weekend calling 12 months Mobile Message' and Detailed Billing ($130 value) I Fust month of unlimited local calling * Phone price of $149.95 only applicable on 3 year term Business Plan at $49.95 per month. Early cancellation fees appy. This offer is available to new customers. O.A.C. Long distance charges and taxes are not included. One time Activation fee and Annual System Access fee are extra. Oiler expires December 31, 1994. Available at participating dealers. Dealers may sell for less. bl l Kingston Road, Pickering, Ontario L1 V 4V4 Tel: (905) 831-9557 10 December 21, 1994 • The Bay News Aft,:.. x •c ' 'Ys �c i A>iaD- MAN Warm Wishes from all of us at The Kaitlin Group The Ka d n Group` f 1/ ,-, W_V,. 4,f, K � :Yr ST HOME for R CHRISTMAS . There's no better wish we could make all our wonderful friends and patrons at this time'. AFEN ROSEBANK T w Y N 1 ♦ �F 0 R F S T RIVERS ez � Bowmaaville Pickering Pickering (905) 42743605 (905) 839-5550 (905) 509-4945 i • , IF A Very. Merry Christmas to all From Marshall Homes 5)509-3350 klInEASO r S GREETINGSC4 _ w..%wool r' , � s ., `YVfiat nwi oriel this season brings... we a our ho ' s arc the ha t . � ... hop y � • , �....... Tom. T Wx c; Wishing ha mess peace to you! an QEM • � For Informatton Calls+ (905) 427-5559 When you buy Cou8hkn ym buy quaky plus an investment h F_ y tYG w r � "WV. Mt •c ' 'Ys �c i A>iaD- MAN Warm Wishes from all of us at The Kaitlin Group The Ka d n Group` f 1/ ,-, W_V,. 4,f, K � :Yr ST HOME for R CHRISTMAS . There's no better wish we could make all our wonderful friends and patrons at this time'. AFEN ROSEBANK T w Y N 1 ♦ �F 0 R F S T RIVERS ez � Bowmaaville Pickering Pickering (905) 42743605 (905) 839-5550 (905) 509-4945 i • , IF A Very. Merry Christmas to all From Marshall Homes 5)509-3350 klInEASO r S GREETINGSC4 _ w..%wool r' , � s ., `YVfiat nwi oriel this season brings... we a our ho ' s arc the ha t . � ... hop y � • , �....... Tom. T Wx c; Wishing ha mess peace to you! an QEM • � For Informatton Calls+ (905) 427-5559 When you buy Cou8hkn ym buy quaky plus an investment h F_ y tYG Wx c; Wishing ha mess peace to you! an QEM • � For Informatton Calls+ (905) 427-5559 When you buy Cou8hkn ym buy quaky plus an investment Monday -Thursday Ipm - 8pm • Weekends I lam - 6pm 905-686-4016 h F_ y tYG r "WV. Mt Monday -Thursday Ipm - 8pm • Weekends I lam - 6pm 905-686-4016 flArrT Hol i-PATs s. ,7-77 „po 1J ori V- i r The BoyNews • December27, 1994 It Although the calendar may say it's Christmas 1994, the truth is that the spirit of the season knows no limits of space and time; its joy goes beyond the years Lives Of Great � and fashions . We �`, wish that timeless joy Men All to you and yours! Remind Us We Can Make Our Lives Sublime and Departing Leave Bebind Us, From Foot Prints The Executives & Members On The Sand ti �' �� of the �'� Of Time The Ro al Canadian Legiony Branch 322 .Ajax +683-7811 • 683-2927 eSemon s Greetings and a VaI Marshall Special Thank You To All Our Friends ; Clients For Your 1 s Support in 1994 Gale Hoesman "we're looking forward to a r j very busy '95 so book your holiday early" �. 4W .� X(j4 Chen. Donaldson SoatfiPSCiliCJan.`4r, CORPORATE • LEISURE • GROUP K VAL MARSHALL TRAVEL .? 0— Re I .p, r Cloverrldge Plaza 2741426 ,. 702 Harwood Ave. S. Ajax, Ont. 1 Lisa Leyden 905-428-1328 FAX: 905-428-8670 r' �J f 12 December 21, 1994 . The Bay News J Rn eptions • Private P�(rl%ei ti "CHRISTMAS TIME IS THE TIME TO ENJOY" Let Us Help Plan Your Christmas Party Lunch Prices from .x'10. per person Dinner Prices from S19. per person ,All InrluyiwSuffer.,r �e d,Meab .1v..' -61e 7bros,Qboat the M-' 1,; of Deaemikrfor Your L Fel :II 1 ♦:l:f ! «I r r� , , ': A. • Business Luncheons • Corporate VER- YT-4R'S EIT EXMIAGANZ4 Dining Room Deluxe Buffet ;Ve l=ute) t,J1,uMe"15120. pvr.ouple Or esyoy our Buffet Party in the Gazebo u'itb our D.J. $85. per couple I PARTY P.4CIiAGES SU.NDAY-THURSDAY pp. (All nrrlrtwe) Parq w•rrcbies I Nen D'Or•vres, bet 6 ' — crld 9off el pigs of w 61" snsxe at wiJolil. CWk &r.. i Resem,atsoni Recommended 60 Randall Drive (On Highway 2, 1 block urst of Church St.) Pickering VaLage (-f16) 619-985Ft � • � �� • _� �+ , w; �;,' *; °� it �t�,,,�' 71 ' Ec (.cd aid qimaoue3�', y From our Family to Yours.. " We extend warmest greetings for the holiday season and for a Happy New Year. i �:;,+ Ott Cason r Aft 110,41 -all F.4ZIO'S Italian anlbianre with a menu of customer fa,orllex created by Tlno :Incl a hllgr dtrrrk of quality vintago. wines from Italy. Fazio'+ the original Italian restaurant — has been serving Durham Region for 14 years with chefs favorites like marinated Back of Iamb i roasted and served with Irmon piquant .satire. a taste sensation from Florence) and Veal ScAlopini Funghi (ural scallopini with winr Faure aid mushrooms). Definitely a pasta lovers haven and Fazio's also special- izes in fowl, steak, seafood and chicken. Special desserts include Tiramisu. Tino has been travelling to Europe to stock his wine cedar since 1984 and currently has ,ft(m) W - ties. ausir by sing-rs Terry Crawford a.sd Hick Johnson, Wed. -Sat. Entrees from 31 L9S to SI0.95. Olwn Mon. -Fri. It am - I am. sat. ami Sou. •4 pm - I am. 3:l limroe SI. S. Ill rlowilrrwu ( Ishawa I north of 1111). 571- stl.}�. Chri,stmag 0 Ne -'m Year it 1400 Bayly St Pickering (905) 831-4329- - -W a THE YICTORIAN GARDE.' BANQUET ROOMS The. lietorian (;arde.n Banquet Roomy w be open on New rear's Eve. They wrieon everyone from couples to larger groups. 1'r will find the main dining room to be bm elegant and spacious with plenty of room f, partying. A deluxe buffet is offrred, with champagne fountain and live enlertainme. featuring "The Big Blue Bus." It's well wor the $120 per couple considering the gourm buffet offered, including prime rib au ju lasagna and a sensational dessert tabic. If yr prefer a more casual garden -like atmosphrr you ran ring in the new year in the lwautif "Gazebo." There will be a fabulous buff, along with a D.J. and dancing, for only $1 per couple. The Victorian Garden Banqu Rooms, located at 64) Randall Drier• Pickerin_ Village, will be open throu0ima ti mouth of December for your u, mo- ,� I UO_ Australian Ent) ery -V BOOK YOUR CEMLSIMM PARTY WrM US NOW Join Us For New Year's Eve Dinner-& Disco. 1725 Wh on Rd., For Great Steaks, Ribs, Chicken, Seafood, Etc. East of Brock AC *s . Bring the whole family to Aust MORTON'S 686-7000 ` : Visit our Billabong (bar) and enjoy a r --pitcher & wings -All IVeEk Long. Also at 255 Dundas St. West in :Mississauga (905) 848-4329 �est- e A Ji'A 'Wow—,. MEW } dd 4 '�' y a - •" k ti r' j MINJ [or ( w rservations in advance are requirr. Call 0-9858 for details. LORD BYRON For one of the finest dining experiences in Durham. the place to dine is Lord Byron in Pickering. Specializing in steak and seafood. he menu includes such delights as lobster ails. Danish scampi, neptunee and oecare. :hateaubriand and their famous cesear salad ur table. Thereswo o)r more. taurant prepared staurrant isin amagnificent st at etting and coasts live entertainment Thursday, Friday ind Saturday evenings. At the special request of Lord Byron's clientele, Dino Stakos with his Soldrn voice and magic guitar will entertain New Years Eve guests from 6 pm -10 pm. Staff will prepare a special 10 -item menu for the occasion and offer three sittings for dinner: 6 Pm -8 pm. 8 pm -10 pm and 10 pm -closing. Tropuctana will also have limousines for last iitting customers. Reservations are nrcrssarv, to call t)36-7000 for more information on a special night. bard Byron is open from 11 am to I l pm Mon. to tial., and 5 pm to (-basing on Sunday. The restaurant is located at the south- east corner of Brock Road and Highwav 2. KREBS _ Krebs Restaurant, a Culinary tradition in 9`hitbv, is celehrating its 301h anniversary flus year. In honor of this celebration. Krub+ proudly offers Canadian favorites such as Arctic Char from the frozen north and Chicken Miramichi, a delectable Maritime specialty combining boneless chicken breast. fiddleheads, fine cheeses, herbs and spices. Krebs also offers a large complimentary salad bar with any entree. Whether for special occasions or dust a relaxing time out. Krebs provides a fine atomosphere with exceptional dining. Krebs seats 200; group rates are available. Sunday Brunch: 1 I am - 2 pm; Sunday Dinner: 4 pm -') pm; open Mon. - Fr. 11:30 am - III pm and 5 pm 10 pun on Saturday. "W WWW Srrrt�l�r►- Br-tttrcLr 9M FA sundiN � I1 alll- �h[11 7 Still limited seating space available , four Christmas Parties Pbone for Info 66&9369 4- For Great Gift Ideas Gift Certificates �=�� Value Caryl Pbonetbr Details ;;:, Kn,-ks Itestaurant... %Vhe.re %•aloe just keeps getting better. Neu! dlemi for hunch & dinner with many additional savings. KREBS RESTAURANTS f()I' 1-.--s ry ttions t ll i90;) 608-t) 6(1 1 The Bay News • December 21, 1994 13 Restaurant We've got excellent fresh ground burgers, T-bone steaks, BBQ ribs, famous caesar salad, and a whole lot more! 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering To Reserve ,S39-5 %58 PICKLMItiG'S best food value for over 29 vears A WSTAURAPRT The Old LIVE s Greet„ 0 _ ■ = AN — ■ �'� o:; .� ■ , ;� i. cop =: NEW CHOICE REALTY LTD. MEMBER BROKER E; Dear Customer: For your convenience, payments may be deposited in our drop box located in the Ajax Plaza between Pharma Plus and the Royal Bank. Have A Safe &Happy Holiday The Bay News • December 27, 7994 15 C WOVVll�� •• v ✓ y%-� " � � KWA si= REEK from Coughlan Homes E Friends chri'stfilm wi8hC8 for_y�ou; our valued patrons! We hope yoiir holidays glow! Thanks For Your Support Coughlan Homes 4 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 1621 McEwen Dr., Unit 38 I Whitby, Ontario (A D(V. OF OSHAWA HOME COMFORT LIMITED, (905) 434-6767 rROn% us... To You: Our best rr`�' ✓T theholiday I seasonl It's great to ' c have you as our valued ITS THE COVOWS THAT COUNTS patrons, and a special thanks and NOWHomes. best wishes to Coughlan• � N PEACE Voices ring out throughout the world heralding in the season of good cheer May joy abound for you. "Thank You Coughlan Homes!" Best Wishes for Continued Success in '95!" 469 Kingston Rd., Pic There's no better wish we could make for all our wonderful friends and patrons at this time! MERRY CHRISTMAS Thank you MASON congratulations on u great WINDOWS LTD year Coughlan Homes! 913 Brock Rd. S., Pickering GtW S. fo Hwy. 401) 839-1171 It's a pleasure to greet our friends at this time and wish you all the happiness the season can bring! THANK YOU _ CO UGHL4N HOMES AND ALL OUR BEST ` FOR THE NEW YEAR 1730 McPherson Court Unit #18, Pickering L1 W 3ES 839-8087 6— 16 December 21, 1994 Tho &W News DI$COUNT PAINT CENTRE "No Matter How You Say It, We Hope Your Season Is Grand" L 837.0317 1794 laverpool Rd- (SW corner of Pickfair Plaza liverr"I & HVVY. 0:2) from B Blaisdale Montessori School Spaces Available for Jan. Est. ,969 Ages IS m1ha to 12 yrs. 415 Toynev 545A Kkipstan 4Q3 stop _*b Fid. 3W K"to 'a Pickerin R& Ajax ( m. - E. ot Chumh) PL 905-509-5005 TrTVHE WORLD RONALD MARTINO and SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS BROCK RD. CHAPEL 1057 Brock Rd. 686-5589 (just wuth of 401) Pick rine to all our customers &fr iends from staff & management w. AJAX TIRE SALES te SINCE 1973 369 FINLEY AVE. AiAx 683-5675 Rd. I I)WIM -r—OFIR 31 839i�RIN "fer7 IC Jw cm 839-8366 5 jarajary 31, 199 offer ex;*es KE ... OCK �RD- �S-, P1 KERING wfly 985 BR ® a W a N ; a ross eounhy DONUT$ Best Wishes from the *TREIE: Management & Staff of Cross Country Donuts lar I tion of the support o f Inop during the frie.y.rencils' customers d 4 past year, we extend our : CONN: warmest Christmas greetings- May the UWMT Happy holidays. peace of the season be yours throughout the coming Year. 4" 240 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax 619-0474 DI$COUNT PAINT CENTRE "No Matter How You Say It, We Hope Your Season Is Grand" L 837.0317 1794 laverpool Rd- (SW corner of Pickfair Plaza liverr"I & HVVY. 0:2) from B Blaisdale Montessori School Spaces Available for Jan. Est. ,969 Ages IS m1ha to 12 yrs. 415 Toynev 545A Kkipstan 4Q3 stop _*b Fid. 3W K"to 'a Pickerin R& Ajax ( m. - E. ot Chumh) PL 905-509-5005 TrTVHE WORLD RONALD MARTINO and SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS BROCK RD. CHAPEL 1057 Brock Rd. 686-5589 (just wuth of 401) Pick rine to all our customers &fr iends from staff & management w. AJAX TIRE SALES te SINCE 1973 369 FINLEY AVE. AiAx 683-5675 Rd. I I)WIM -r—OFIR 31 839i�RIN "fer7 IC Jw cm 839-8366 5 jarajary 31, 199 offer ex;*es KE ... OCK �RD- �S-, P1 KERING wfly 985 BR ® a W a N ; a The Bay News • December 21, 1994 17 he dark' on nuclearn ower issues: Brenner tis ed io ns 'e. in rid ,ol ae The board is now deciding whether to automatically re - licence the nuclear plant or to call for an environmental assessment. The decision is expected today. Brenner said the board's decision will not change the town's position on public forums, noting if the station is re -licensed, Pickering will try to ensure information meetings are held and if an environmental assessment is required, the town will ask that it be held here. 'It's a fail-safe mechanism." Brenner also earned support from members of the public in attendance Monday. Stephanie Piercey, a Weyburn Square resident, said now is the time for Ontario Hydro to be 'open and honest" with the public, instead of 'down -playing" Saturday's spill. 'This is not the time for overblown rhetoric and platitudes. This is a time for clear and open lines of communication where the public can be absolutely certain that everything possible is being done to insure their health and safety." Piercey, who said many residents are concerned but afraid to talk about the potential dangers of a nuclear station in their backyard, said she greeted the news of the spill with a mixture of fear and relief. 'Relief that a potential disaster had been averted and fear that the next time, we may not be so lucky." Dave Martin, a spokesman with watchdog group Durham Nuclear Awareness, also addressed council with his concerns with Ontario Hydro communication. Martin said much of the news from Hydro after the accident was 'white lies," and getting detailed information from the utility was difficult. Allowing Ontario Hydro to monitor the radiation levels at the plant isn't smart thinking, he added. 'As a matter of principle, it's not a great idea to let the fox guard the chicken coop." Pickering resident Chai Kalevar also had reservations about the nuclear station. An electrical engineer who worked ic safety 'not compromised' rly zs, ng :er rio on ng with management this time. 'The (union) members' actions ensured public safety was not compromised," Murphy said, adding that all safety systems operated correctly and frill containment of the spill was maintained with no releases into the environment. "Recent claims by Durham Nuclear Awareness that radioactive releases occurred during the incident are totally unfounded." Murphy also said the incident proves the current process for licensing nuclear facilities — the workers face charges ces Charged with theft under $1,000 and possession over $1,000 is lro Stephen Mitchell, 47, of Oshawa. In other police news from the plant, a nuclear worker has been six charged with possession of eight ounces of crack cocaine after a tttree- per week undercover drug operation in Scarborough, dubbed Project Hydro - f a The drugs are worth as much as $120,000 on the street. . Charged is Raymond Hall, 28, of Scarborough. III it +�I I �i� I Ili!il'I,I�' I viii 'ii�l�l I I� I jj W0M QGMP0� w V§1y_ marc rungs See your autlrorized Beam dealer today for detaife. l ® Vacuums Plus . 1271 Meow Ili., Pidcedog Nwth of the sopor mbe 831=2326 usual automatic review for the Pickering station has been deferred until later this week — already provides the necessary safety features for both the public and employees. 'Recent calls for a public review by the federal environmental assessment panel based on Durham Nuclear Awareness claims that the station is unsafe are not based on facts." Murphy also said the union will investigate the incident to ensure the problem wasn't the result of reduced maintenance programs. with nuclear power in India (on Candu reactors sold by Canada to India), Kalevar believes nuclear technology is bad news. He also predicts more accidents in the future because the Pickering reactors are the oldest in the couuttry. A design flaw is being blamed for Saturday's heavy water spill, caused when a heat transport valve failed, causing damage to a pipe leading to the release valve. Pickering council also passed a motion to establish a Mayor's Task Face, made up the mayor, three members of council and three members from the public, to deal with community awareness and education on nuclear issues and to act as a liaison with Ontario Hydro. Investigation continues • From Page I advised well have a decision by the end of (thus) week" Pickering's eight reactors produce almost a quarter of Ontario limo's energy output, making them an important power source. According to CfwAois, a may cost up to 5400,000 per day to replace the est power Chariebois said it could be two to three months before unit 2 resumes production, and as the investigation continues he is downplaying the seriousness of the spill. "You cannot expect nuclear stations to have zero faihues," he said. OPTOMETRISTS Dr. E. Gillezeau Or. M. Fitzsimmons Dr. Joanne Malchuk Dr. K. Narayansingh WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE 411. ffl"PVV1"-1% 68:i- I 83S -53x3 LOSE 25 POUNDS or more Like Magic! Mea & women are reporting losing as much as 25 pounds in just 3 weeks with our Exclusive Fat Emmisif ers. No mora dieting or hardships. KealMt magizines are calling it as amazing life changing discorery It is affordable, natural & easy to fo&w. Call toll free. 1-800-387-7546 Powerbase rnkrmikmal Corporation 18 December 21, 7 994 • The &W News Caps nab two, investigate 250 Durham Regional Police got their men in the wee hours of the morning after a brief chase following an alarm call at Micro Play Video Games in Ajax recently. Several police cars responded to the alarm at 2:27 am from the Harwood Avenue South business and the getaway car was spotted eastbound on Mandrake Street, police say. The officers converged at the corner of Pickering Beach Road and Highway 2, where they caught two men with the stolen property still in the trunk. Charged with break, enter and theft and possession of stolen property is Cohn Grant, 24, of Bramalea and Toronto's Sylvester Walters'22 ' 22. The grinch was also in attendance at a Golden Griddle staff party in Plckenrig. During the party, attended by 250 people, $1,000 was stolen. The money, part of the day's receipts, was kept in a desk drawer in the office. 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USED TiRES $20.00 & UP - Special on 60 11165 Series • . 15 P20Mx75R15 General Radial ST Blk. $57.00 P205x65R15 Brigadier Touring Pro $82.00 X Van \ r-wnn.f TV" Ontario Municipal Board err Commission des affaires municipales de l'Ontario 1t the request of the tullowloy parties, the Minister of Municipal Affairs has referred to the Ontario Municipal Board under subsection 17(11) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1 J9n. c P 13. portions of the Official Plan for the Regional Municipality of Durham (1991) as they appy to the specific policies Ministry File No. 18 -OP -0012. PART "A" - Municipality of Cbrington (Mag A5) Identification o1 parties - these persons have the right to Participate throughout by Referral No. 1 - OMB File No. 0940118 presenting evidence, questioning witnesses, and raking final arguments. In order Khngsberry Properties for the Board to determine your status for the hearing, you or your representative re: Major Open Space System designation should attend the preheating conference and ask to be added as a party. Groups, erral Nos 6 S 3 - OMB File No. 0940119 whether Incorporated or not who wish to become parties should name a represen- Ref e G. Tornlna illative. Parties do not need to be represented by lawyers. re Major mien Space designation and Sec. 20 identification of participants - persons who do not wish to participate throughout the hearing may attend the hearing and make a statement to the Board. Such persons Referral No. 10 - OMB File No. 0940123 should also attend the preheating conference. 811461 Ontario Limited Identification of Issues. re Permanent Agricultural Reserve designation Consolidation of matters. Referral No. i 6 -OMB Ale No. 0940129 Start date and duration of the hearing. Mosport Park Limited dence. Directions for pre -filing of witness lists, expert witness statements and written evi- re Regional Node designation Possibility of settlement of any or all of the Issues. Referral No 17 - OMB File No. 0940130 The hearing of mollons 158215 Canada Inc. Such fuller matters as the Board considers appropriate. ,p "Fkmmbt" designation Everyone present should come prepared to consider specific dates for proceeding in this ,Arrral No 20 - OMB File No 0440133 matter rr.. nnn Fst.itAq I invited EVIDENCE 4lalor 0per Stoce System designation Evidence of formal statements may also be hard at Ithe preheating conference in an r.. r n09,101.35 attempt to settle IM matters In dispute. Note that even If no settlement Is reached rrn Nn OA1., 'le No the Board may make a lural decision on the evidence it has received. '.!1221 and 8412.2 Ontario Ltd All parties at their represes olives shouts attend the preheating conference. Mur 0p#n Sl cr o System designation Pour rec#voir des services in lamins, veuillez cumrnuniquer avec b Division des audP -ferral Nos. 23 F. 24 - OMB File No 0940136 antes au (416) 326-6400, au moins 251, -,am cmis avant la data AXle pour ('audience. ,nes Laiekin DATED of Toronto this 10M dry of November, 1994. Special Study Area SECRETARY Note: Parts "A- and'B-will be hard on Monday. January 30,1995 eferral No. 27 - OMB File No. 0940139 Parts "C". 'D'. 'E" and "F" will be heard on Tuesday, January 31, 19% nraralea Limited EXPLANATORY NOTE a Population target for the Newcastle Village Urban Area set out In Tabic 3.3.5 The purpose of the Prehearing Conference is to deal with the Referrals to the Ontario ?eterral 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 al the Preheating Conference, each Referral has been grouped under the area municipality .r Sections 13.3.5. 13.3.8.13.3.9.a. 13 3.10 and 13.3.21.h as they pertain to the Hamlet of the Region in which the subject of the Referral relates to. The following is a brief o! Tyrone explanation of the subject o1 each Referral. Referral No. 36 - OMS Fib No 0940147 PART "A' - MunicWft of Clarindton (Mao A5) .aWlaw Waste Systems (Durham) Umlted Referral No. 1 Requesting Living Area designation. Part of Lot 30. Concession 3 'a Major Open Space System and Permanent Agricultural Reserve designations and Dartesting). elated policies for Waste Management Sites Referral Nos. 6 8 37: s Requesting motel and restaurant . Part of L and referral of the SART "B' - Policies in the Official Plan 11991 severance Implementation policies. Part of Lot 26, Concession 2 n9 ) =efernl No 3 -OMB File No. 09401.18 Referral No. 10 Requesting Living Mea designation. Part of Lot 26, Concession 2 ',t alok Developments Ad(Clarke). -e Section 16 3 32 in is entiroty Referral No. 16: equestirg additional uses In Regional Node "J- - Mosport. -tenal No 8 - OMB Flla No 0940121 Referral No 17. Requesting the cluster of Brownsvfee be recognized as a Hamlet. Referral No 20: Requesting Living Ma designation. Part of Lot 26, Concession 3 M�gre late Producers' Association d CMario (Darlington) - Se. bon '9A 3 11 in as rnhn'fv Referral No. 22: Requesting urban designations to Implement the Port Darlington atear.t N�, 26 - Of tlr R•r, No J94%)133 Secundary Plan. e Metrontano Gruup. Thee Kos# firorK, et al Referral Uos. 23 L 24: Requesting Special Study Area designation. Part of Lots 32-35. St,aun 8.2 1 and LMonral No 13 Coneesslon 1 (Cbrke) RT _�"-- Tu:.n of 4,p (Abp _A4 Referral No 27: Requesting Increase to the population target of 17,500 for the Newcastle Visage Urban Area as set out m Section 3.3.5. •;errrnl No 7 OMB Fib No 0940120 Referr,I No. 30 Req•jeiting residential development in the Hamlet of Tyrone and :',CIL Ltd and LCLL Ltd referral of the policies relating development In hamlets. re Living and Employnent Area designations and Audley Road as a Type 8 Arteria Road Referral W. 36: Requesting a waste management site and referral of policies rebt- No.blg to Me establishment of waste disposal sites. Me decemmis- Refernl eto 1; -OMB Fib N f Ernest S5 abninq of lands previously used for Industrnl purposes, prior to G Templeton .or the Estate of Ernest Stroud Mair Open Space System designation ra- tbnredan environ ment ortentalsuch Impact study or developmentfor irement for the apppllca- Peferral No 13 - OMB Fib No 0940126 tions the requirement to have aro muni I official 536459 Ontario Limited d a plans Include -e: Major Open Space System -Waterfront and Environmentally Sensitive Ana daigne• site regional structure polkNs as they fall cttorecognizedisposal waste e :.on and Sections 2 and 14 management sibs; the poky permitting the continuation, expan- Referral No 14 - OMB Fib No. 0940127 $ion or enlargement of uses which do do not conform to Me Plan '585380ntano Inc porovided cerialn criteria are satisfied: and Sections 12 - •r Sections 2 and 14 as they appy to the site Agricultural Areas and 14 - Major Open Space System as they gRT `D' Tuwn of WLtbv (Mao A4! 11#1316o Me referred area. Part of Lot 12, Concession 3 (Clarke). PART _B„ - Policies In the Official Plan 09911 ,,efornl Nu 4 - OMB hies No 0940149 Referral No. 3. Referral of Section 16.3.32 which requires a Regional Official Plan a nus Lick Cunstruct un Limited Amendment to establish gas stations at4W gas bar In agriculture Ai Open Space System and Environmentally, Sensitive Area designations area and the Major open Space System. rlefi No 19 UMC File No 0940131 Referral No. 8: Referral of Section 19A3.11 which permits resource extraction on �txwmc' nler;ifisa Inc agricultural land it agricultural rehabilitation of the site is carried r+ Rord No 36 oven Higrm y 401 (Map B2) out and substantially the same acrag# and average soil capability or agrIculture are restored Petermi No 32 -OMB FIB No. 0940144 Referral No. 26: Referral of Section 8.2 .1 retailing to urban development policies : obourg Regional Property Inc. ksofar as it affects the Taunton Community im the City of oshe+a. re Mlblur Open Space System designation PART "C' - Town of Atax (Man Ml Referral No. 33 -OMB Flb No. 0940145 Referral No. 7: Requesting the mai terancs of the Major Open Space System des - Bay Green Developments Lo. IIppnatton for those lands east oT Carruthers Colo. between Taunton re The Employment Area designation ROed and Highway No. 2 and the referral of Audley Road as a Type Referral No. 34 - OMB Ale No. 0940146 ibfertal NoB ue ttli Map � . 12: Reqtesng future urban area. Part of Lot 1. Concession 4 (Ajax). Trowbridge Developments re. Major Open Space Sysfemdeslgnatton Part of Lit 35, Concession 4 (WAICy) and Part of Lits 1 and �, Concession 1 (Ajax) PART _€ _ fin oi_Pick1n% (MV_MJ Referral No. 13: Requesting Living Area designation Part of Loc 5, B.F.C. Referral No. 9 OMB Ale No. 0840122 Referral No. 14: Requesting development and the defetion of the requirement o Richard dud devlop ea marks. Pan of Lots 9 and 10. B.FC. II, at the foot of Harwood Avenue. to: Living Area designation PART "D" - Town of Whelw n Ml Referral No. 15 - OMB Fib No. 0940128 Referral No. 4: Requesttng a ready -mist concrete plant. Part of Lot 21, Concession Edbro Devebpnents b Bdondo M.irkets Ltd 4. re- Mayor Olen Space System deskination Referral No. 18: Requesting the defetion of the overpass of Regional Road No. 36 R.O. rrd No. 25. OMB Fll- Nu 0940137 (Hopkins Street) over Highway 401 as shown on Map 82. 908127 Ontario Limped Referral No. 32: Requesting Living Mea des' nation for that portion d the property re: Iii Open Space System designation vest of Lynda Creek. Part of Lots 31 and 32, Concession 3. Referral No. 33: Requesting commercial uses. Property on the north side of PART "F = Torm3Mp of Uxbridge, A2) Champlain Avebw, itmtsdal* sag of Ourharn College. P.eferml No. 19 - OMB Fib No. 0940132 Referral No. 34: Requesting Living Area deSVMUM. Part of Lot 19, Concession 4. L aikeridge Resort Ltd. and L'fkerldge Farms Ud. PART `E" - Innis of PlrJerkm (IYga41 re: Major Open Space System designation - Oak Ridges Moraine - and Seetlam 2.3.14, Referral No. 9: RNerral of lands in Part of Lot 30, Common 2. 14 .3.4 and 14.3.5 RNertal No. 15: FapasOag IndiWim of raters On ata. Part of Loa 7-11, Cowessin Rets" No. 29 - OMB Fib No. 0910141 Referral Na 25: PAWasting 6 Open Space 8ysfiem detelprretlon and a ratrrbery la c• >>!�tt - Oak RIOges Monies BART -F' - Tarsaalo d� o Lot 9,Reterrall No. 31 - OMS Rb Concefidoo 0 7637M Of oo, LMbd No. 0910143 FMbNral Ne 1R Mon Y said illhillisaidMedal ppkyXLB am n: Specht 81udy Ara de,ipllMbnPrepare a Keeladad mild bad Plea r �"kt I�p �M NOTME OF teff lot 7, Conossebn 0 (Ibbllpj. The Ontario Munkipa Board wa eottdud a pnAerMp ooaleraa reepedllrp this stratiusc PAWW No. 2R Rpvantlp a go# eotrrss dsvebpsrtset. 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PURPOtf OF PRENEARINO CONFERENCE This pvbftild b CM10Aft wAh the ddrallim provllded by lis The conference rrdl dal with pretkninaryand procedural matters, Including the foliowkq: aftwk AAWk4 tldeva ARTS Christmas TV fare shares common themes by Susan M. Willis Common strains among movies that will grace the home- based screen in the coming days are the themes of sharing, goodwill and peace on earth. It shouldn't surprise anyone, then, that the majority of the better seasonal flicks were produced in the closing years of World War Q and in immediate years that followed. Ironically, however, many of the best seasonal flicks aren't solely Christmas narratives, but feature a sequence about Christmas. For the purist, video offers the only respite from colonization and commercials. Here is a sampling of the best Hollywood — and the local video outlet — has to offer for Christmas. A Christmas Story. Director Bob Clark of Porky's and Black Christmas fame hit on a winner with this alt tale. Quaint but hilarious, young and old from any era can relate to the plight of the little boy who wants a Red Rider air rifle for Christmas. "Poul shoot your eye out, kit" A Christmas Carol. A story Country music alive and well in East Metro and Durham Country music lovers don't have to worry about where deft get their music fix after a C.R.T.C. decision that resulted in the demise of their favorite murdry station. KX %, bald on 95.9 FM and kxated in Ajax, serves the Durham region's 400,000iim residents as well as eastern Metro Toronto and North librk. Durham's new country FM, KX96, Is pleased to welcome listeners searching for a radio sWm that plays their kind of =mtry music, says operating manager Steve Kassay. "While KX % is saddened by the demise of country 59, we are truly pleased to offer a superior new country FM radio station as a viable alternative for those searching for a place to call home," he said. for the ages penned by Charles Dickens more than a century ago. By far, the 1951 version is the best rendition to date. Alistair Sim has been indelibly etched into the minds of all as the face of Ebenezer Scrooge. It's A Wonderful Life. Ah, Frank Capra's masterpiece. James Stewart stars as the man who is too busy helping others and doesrit realize just how good life has been and can be — something we could all stand to remember at this time of year. The backdrop is a chronicle of the early Twentieth Century and tackles, very well, the crisis that was the Great Depression. Timeless, in light of the savings - and -loan crisis and, closer to home, the collapse of Confederation life. Going My Way (1944) and The Bells of St. Marys. Too often sequels are just too much of a good thing. That isn t the case here. Both are equally sentimental and, in spots, predictable. Bing Crosby's portrayal of a modern -minded priest bucking tradition (in the form of Barry Fitzgerald and Ingrid Bergman respectively) is tolerable and even welcome during the Christmas season. But don't look for him to sing White Christmas... Holiday Inn is the movie that made that carol Bing's signature tune. Fred Astaire co-stars in this musical that features the music of Irving Berlin. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Elia Kazan's portrayal of working-class Brooklyn at the turn of the century has seen a resurgence in popularity of late. The focus is on the trials and triumphs of one family in particular, with the tragic turning point occurring on a silent, snowy Christmas Eve. It features stellar performances by Dorothy McGuire, James Duren, Joan Blondell and Peggy Ann Garner. Far, far from the madding crowds, the holly, the ivy and the spirit of the season are alive and well. Simply settle into a comfortable chair, pour a snifter of brandy and attack a stack of videos. 7994 19 � V 686-7000 IM y ,NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY ,y. LIVE ENTERTAIQVM'T EN 3 sittings (6-8 pm) (8-10 pm) (10.?aariI 1715 Kinoom Rd. (Eea of &K)ck Rd.) Pickerim ,_ Santa's going high-tech Kids writing to Santa Claus with their Christmas wish list is an age old tradition. But a personal telephone call from Santa? Welcome to the new high-tech world—with a twist. This year, Santa Claus is going "high-tech" in his North Pole headquarters. "I was just running out of time and just couldn't get all my letters written and all the toys ready for the sleigh too," Santa said during an interview. "Mrs. Claus was always worried that with all those letters Td get behind and forget someone. I needed some help." So for Christmas, 1994, Santa is working with a telephone management service bureau located in the centre of North America to contact kids by phone, as well as mail, all in good time for Christmas. Santa's helper, David Vanderwees of North Pole Enterprises Inc., explains that parents, friends and relatives of children who have passed the "naughty or nice" test can call 1 -800 -99 -SANTA toll-free from anywhere in North America and arrange to have Santa personally call a child of their choice at a pre -arranged time. "We'll just ask a few basic facts about the child's interests — names of pets, favorite toys, hobbies, favorite things to do, that sort of thing — to make sure Santa's file is up to date. Then well arrange a time and date in December when Santa can make the call." Vanderwees says. The average call will be three to four minutes. Santa Calls will be returned at pre -arranged times between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. local time to fit in with children's bed times. 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Q Ontario ` Hydro Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from your friends at: Ai ax Transit l Cooler Sales & Rentals Ajax - Pickenng 686-3550 Cullgan Water Conditioning "Wishing you & your family a happy holiday season. what Im. it is to Title; The Say News • December 21, 1994 21 Sports Week Fled Army juniors too hot for Panthers to handle by Glenn Hendry If you went to the Pickering Recreation Complex December 9 expecting a close hockey game, you would have been very disappointed. If, however, you paid your way into the match between the Pickering Panthers and a touring Moscow Red Army junior squad looking to be entertained — nearly 900 did — you were in the right place. The Russians made it look easy with an brilliant display of skating and passing, roiling over their Pickering opponents 17-3. The previous week the touring squad kicked off their 30 -game tour in Madoc, Ont. with a 14-3 pasting of the Panthers. 'They're a helluva team; they're an exciting team. The people of Pickering got thew money's worth,' said Pickering general manager Bud Bower, who also provided color commentary for the televised game. Bowersaid it has been a long time since 900 people watched a local hockey game and placed the credit for the attendance figures on *the mystique of the visitors. 'People came to see the Russians. They didn't come to see the Pickering Panthers, we know that,' he said. 'They came to see good entertainment and they got it with the Rmsi w The Red Army squad — still a famous drib despite the fall of the Iron Curtain — has been Turning roughshod over al their Tler 2 junior opponents on the tour, with easy wins over top league dubs Mm Kingston and Wellington, as wel as the pair of victories over cellar -dwelling mss. The tourists are led by the One of Sergei Samsonov (at 16 he was named player of the year in Europe last season), Andre Petrunin and Dmitri Glanyuk, who simply proved to be too much for the locals to handle. 'That one line was worth the price of admission alone," Bower enthused. 'They're excellent skaters. You try and 'nit them, it's like trying to swat a fly. They really are a pleasure to watch." Samsonov, Petrunin and defenceman Andrei Zuzin are the top-rated junior hockey players in Europe, Bower said, adding that the squad is also a young team. All but two are 17 and under. In the first game against Pickering Samsonov was held off the scoresheet but hnemate Petrunin was the big gunner with four goals. Vasihy Kemenev and Oleg Kvasha each scored twice for the winners while captain Bill Govedaris, Adam Parks and Eric Wheeler scored for Pickering, who trailed only 3-1 after one period. In the second match, the Russians blew 'em out early, building up a 7-0 lead after 20 minutes and a 14-0 lead after two periods, before coasting in the final period. Samsonov and Petrunin combined for five goals and 10 points to lead the Red Army juniors while Park, with two, and Govedars answered in the thi-d period for the Panthers. All three Pickering goals were scored against Red Army back- up goalie Ryan Miles, who happens to usually wear a Pickering uniform. Miles was picked by Red Army after the Russian team was only able to find one goalie for the trip. Miles will remain with the Red Army team for the duration of the 52 -day tour. The two ckibs were scheduled to meet a third time January 7 but that game has been cancelled - The Russians lost their first game of the tour Sunday, dropping a 7-5 decision to $t. Michaers. Local swimmers ride the waves at youth cup Durham Aquatic swimmers splashed to an impressive showing at the Youth Cup, a meet that attracted 1,001 swimmers from three countries. The club sent 10 swimmers to the Dec. 8 to 11 meet, hosted by the North York Aquatic Club, and came away with two medals and seven top -five performances. Mike Lockett, 14, earned both medals, placing second in the 200 - metre backstroke in a time of 2:11.9, and third in the 100 -metre backstroke in 1:02.09. Matt Bell, also 14, carne fourth in the 100 -metre backstroke in 1:02.3 and fourth in the 200 -metre backstroke in 2:13.7. The boys 13-14 200 - metre medley relay team placed fourth overall with a time of 2:00.38. The team was made up of Mike Lockett, Chris Mendes, Sam McLoughlin and Matt Bell. McLoughlin, who competes in the 12 and under class, added two fifths, in the 50 -metre freestyle (28.4) and the 100 -metre freestyle (1:03.3'). Seventy-two teams participated and Canada had teams from Newfoundland, Alberta, Nova Scotia, Quebec and Ontario. England and the United States (Michigan and California) also sent swimmers to the annual meet. The local swimmers also impressed at a recent meet in Woodbridge, with eight medals including five firsts. McLoughlin again led the way with four firsts (200 -metre freestyle, 100 - metre butterfly, 50 -metre breast stroke, 100 -metre individual medley) and David Hinan (50 -metre backstroke) added the fifth victory. �' NEVADA BOB'S GI9 & RACQUETS L 1121 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY (Hwy. #2) 668-5333 Open: Monday - Friday 10-9, Saturday 9-6, Sunday 11-5 • \I_ IN "A \ K i/A MacGregor 6c (reg. $9o) NOW $59.95 Prima wen $14.95 or 21$19.95 Bag eves sloe (reg. $115) NOW $89.95 • 100% fettom, . se9.95) NOW $49.95 super spaw ou $19.95 or 2/$34.95 arts from $795.00 Golf Accessories & m°nn'u'ytess Stocking Stuffers ;, ,� From $1.00 9°%t-souhec uppers 22 Decemb6r27, 1994 fie flex Nets' _ . G •�•-�:°"`� �"�':l�I�'�'�":�-vii ViSA CALL 9:00 A.M. L 5:00 PM 39-5 It 14 I Careers 1 i Careers MIT Cars for Sale I � I Financial Sarv. m Moving Now opening up for a p r o g r e s s i v e, independent newspaper in the Durham Region. Excellent base salary and commission. Car is 1l. essential. Must have a strong personality, - excellent self - motivational skills and be a self starter. ., t* Please Forward Resume to: 1730 McPherson Court, Unit #18 Box 35, Picketing, Ontario LII 3E6 Fax# (905):;�-��+1: LEJ Help warned J u!] Daycare — EARN EXTRA MONEY SOS - 100S - 200$ - 350$ To assemble Christmas decorations year round jai home. Work available across Canada. For more into send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Christmas Fantasy, 2212 Gladwin Cr Unit D-12, Ext. 1321, Ottawa, Ontario K 1 B 5N 1 C D*0 (OMPACT DIS( WAREHOUSE is looking for bright enthusiastic full time e m p l o y e e s! Permanenttions available: NOVW! Please send resumes to 1050 Brock Road. Unit 11 - AIM. Peter Roks or a ply in person. (Mature applicants welcome) F4nTw*8MJKW1 :1 a cP DURHAM It's time you did something ;..just for you. Plan to attend a Continuous 7. Learning course. Calendars available through local papers the week of December r 26th M Registration begins January 3rd Call with Visa or Mastercard 721-3000 or 1-800-461-3260 TIRE INSTALLER, LUBE PERSON Mora than + pos,hon Class A Mechanic 3rd or 411h year apprana e. Apply in person to Service Manager, Consumer Car Mart Sw%we Cents. 1016 Brock Rd. S. Unit !2, Pkiie^n9• - - 1 1 BaOM for Ssb 601 COMPATIBLE Comptuter/Mcelitor/Key board and Citizen Deluxe Pruner. 386 2 MG.. 40 MG., hard - drive has DOS 5 orgy loaded. $600.00 Please call M -F 8 am - 4 pm (905) 831-2200 PIANO / ACCORDION -120 Base, as new, must sell $250. O.B.O. Please Call MS) Mo 5036 Hasse for Real I Goods WaMigld� ~-A a•A 0%TM■ WEST WW MY iacious A dean. 3 rm. main floor of ick bungalow with ipliances and gage. Mature, ist area. :899.+ rt utilities (gas, Fat) Jan. 1/95. 4164NO-25M0 or 655.5778 I 1 ,hoods for sale F Gprri es, great Christmas AN rookies: Gilmour, Clark, Lanny, Loefch, nS dros, lRoeni . Potvin 8 others. Abo some baseball rook- ies. Cal Glenn. 03941M WANTED we an she wiartla I far ) Piereuad sold ter a�u Ittif 11101:8 h con 838-4521 I Cars ler 5310 %wya Par OCan b ba pAtie. CiarAi,radayw.r W; PONIN" LE Iarlrtbly4�wl %eta. Or:wa"�ainr"•Or111inw-li"W' aad..•nr.rtrrena. •Cris.- AW111 cant • 1n I• -Cala 1lstlsf only =>1BM. kawane t mq649-2627 TitEs - 10,000 - used and nor - irrtaead and balrroad. x:11-44trlf REUABLE & LOVING DAYCARE full/ rt time. Available immediate- tI in my home. Close to Valley Farm public school. 686.8651 Fjnucial ii_n case U Aria FallQu , L.aris far Good or Bad Credit • ►....n.i ..... na.n as ova con.MMn•o rb..ra.a 1 • R.•vwMb.. LOAn. aMb • Ca L o...s � • f'.w....l L... o/ C..da • 04.64 c....••d. • F...,aa. Lo..= • sY..\... Lori No—M-'SJri•3o•a 0.530 FAST WAS by ft H u w) M1 -M 1a ra: (WSJ Ml -Soot • I Oenwal services I • Coming Ererth RESERVE EARLY FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE Antique Taxi 831-3333 LIGUANEA ENTERPRISES CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING LIIC__7 r� 15 years experience in steam cleaning 1 t • residential • commercial • car interior • general clean up • free written estimates _l MENOR RENOVATIONS i'', , • interior painting • minor plumbing • rec room alterations • back splashes • extraction of water from basements • IICR certificate in water damage • repair b decorating • custom space saving shelves • kock installations • odd jobs Can migel Harris 683-4872 or 427-3282 COMPLETE RAST PROOF $59M CAILL 683-2877 Aja Arai t?saeat taarvtoas SERVM= t�riNlwasspocbn Free Private or Commercial ground school whh 1500 pre paid =%= ime. l4N SAMS�t7685 WRTGAGES 85 cars lease to $10r000 INSIDE SALES REP. CREDIT FREE CONSULTATIQN6 own. $it, O down, no own. interest. On u.l.c. r $110 per month REQUIRED Vr'G� DEM 27. N C.B. / M.A.? First Contact Doug SCALL R08ER1 xnw�wn PRO AT JOHNUMN &.00W FMfAI t&.. ILEMSIcre:PhW uyers? Startyour or Brent �. Musthave telemarketing ere' 6867428 Let us do your experience. Must be able to juggle multiple assignments guslrtess Opportunities •i wret�tesiopCalrada and have an excellent •Flexible terns 8 privileges If you keep doing what you have been doing. telephone manner. You will keep getting what you have been getting. •First time buyers welcome Please Forward Resume to: You Satisfied • •We solve mortgage arrears and power of sale 1730 McPherson Court Unit #18 Call Call out 24 hour hotline. megsag'e: Community Box 35, Pickering, Ontario L1W 3E6 1-800-326=2.985 Financial Services Fax# (905) 839 8135 What have you got to lone? 668-6805 Call (905) 619-2147 for FREE information paekage. LEJ Help warned J u!] Daycare — EARN EXTRA MONEY SOS - 100S - 200$ - 350$ To assemble Christmas decorations year round jai home. Work available across Canada. For more into send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Christmas Fantasy, 2212 Gladwin Cr Unit D-12, Ext. 1321, Ottawa, Ontario K 1 B 5N 1 C D*0 (OMPACT DIS( WAREHOUSE is looking for bright enthusiastic full time e m p l o y e e s! Permanenttions available: NOVW! Please send resumes to 1050 Brock Road. Unit 11 - AIM. Peter Roks or a ply in person. (Mature applicants welcome) F4nTw*8MJKW1 :1 a cP DURHAM It's time you did something ;..just for you. Plan to attend a Continuous 7. Learning course. Calendars available through local papers the week of December r 26th M Registration begins January 3rd Call with Visa or Mastercard 721-3000 or 1-800-461-3260 TIRE INSTALLER, LUBE PERSON Mora than + pos,hon Class A Mechanic 3rd or 411h year apprana e. Apply in person to Service Manager, Consumer Car Mart Sw%we Cents. 1016 Brock Rd. S. Unit !2, Pkiie^n9• - - 1 1 BaOM for Ssb 601 COMPATIBLE Comptuter/Mcelitor/Key board and Citizen Deluxe Pruner. 386 2 MG.. 40 MG., hard - drive has DOS 5 orgy loaded. $600.00 Please call M -F 8 am - 4 pm (905) 831-2200 PIANO / ACCORDION -120 Base, as new, must sell $250. O.B.O. Please Call MS) Mo 5036 Hasse for Real I Goods WaMigld� ~-A a•A 0%TM■ WEST WW MY iacious A dean. 3 rm. main floor of ick bungalow with ipliances and gage. Mature, ist area. :899.+ rt utilities (gas, Fat) Jan. 1/95. 4164NO-25M0 or 655.5778 I 1 ,hoods for sale F Gprri es, great Christmas AN rookies: Gilmour, Clark, Lanny, Loefch, nS dros, lRoeni . Potvin 8 others. Abo some baseball rook- ies. Cal Glenn. 03941M WANTED we an she wiartla I far ) Piereuad sold ter a�u Ittif 11101:8 h con 838-4521 I Cars ler 5310 %wya Par OCan b ba pAtie. CiarAi,radayw.r W; PONIN" LE Iarlrtbly4�wl %eta. Or:wa"�ainr"•Or111inw-li"W' aad..•nr.rtrrena. •Cris.- AW111 cant • 1n I• -Cala 1lstlsf only =>1BM. kawane t mq649-2627 TitEs - 10,000 - used and nor - irrtaead and balrroad. x:11-44trlf REUABLE & LOVING DAYCARE full/ rt time. Available immediate- tI in my home. Close to Valley Farm public school. 686.8651 Fjnucial ii_n case U Aria FallQu , L.aris far Good or Bad Credit • ►....n.i ..... na.n as ova con.MMn•o rb..ra.a 1 • R.•vwMb.. LOAn. aMb • Ca L o...s � • f'.w....l L... o/ C..da • 04.64 c....••d. • F...,aa. Lo..= • sY..\... Lori No—M-'SJri•3o•a 0.530 FAST WAS by ft H u w) M1 -M 1a ra: (WSJ Ml -Soot • I Oenwal services I • Coming Ererth RESERVE EARLY FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE Antique Taxi 831-3333 LIGUANEA ENTERPRISES CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING LIIC__7 r� 15 years experience in steam cleaning 1 t • residential • commercial • car interior • general clean up • free written estimates _l MENOR RENOVATIONS i'', , • interior painting • minor plumbing • rec room alterations • back splashes • extraction of water from basements • IICR certificate in water damage • repair b decorating • custom space saving shelves • kock installations • odd jobs Can migel Harris 683-4872 or 427-3282 COMPLETE RAST PROOF $59M CAILL 683-2877 Aja Arai t?saeat taarvtoas SERVM= t�riNlwasspocbn Free Private or Commercial ground school whh 1500 pre paid =%= ime. l4N SAMS�t7685 8'P>f,AK CI,11UMMOG N7 DARIM MURIOA • Serving Durham Region for 10 yeas. mni • Carpet Cleaning: Any 5 os 179.00 Lotwlateq Cleaning: sola, chow, kwasew =64.95 Lhvingroom, din' hall $34.95 G you quZMwov �P you can afford (AN workmanship guaranteed) Call toll free pager 1416-5504)333 &--lien pod► in your tdapbom raariI and yarn cog wi be aii' lin 10 niiraba or tall 66641590 office Free Estimates 4274)005.725-0005 r7f I { I Deabs TEJSWAH, JAIPAUL Suddenly on December 8, 1994, in Guyana. Jaipaul is survived by his wife, children and grandchildren. All residing in the Durham area. Funeral arrange- ments entrusted to Ronald Martino and Son Funeral Directors, Brock Road Chapel. 905- 686-5589 11771 ' Personal Payaic In SI 11 - 'Advice I live Resolve the past. Face your future with confi- dence. Visa ti Mastercard only. 18 yrs 3 older. $3.99 minute. 12 aim -12 pm 1.104343-5106 OUTSTANDING BOXING DAY ESTATE AUCTION SALE Corclables, Household CorlBertb tits tale Agnes a Ted Woodyard Rsotro of 0rko Township) XXW DAY DEC. 29M,11 :00 A1A (Vlswl" 10.00) Auction located at the Gene make L.Mtlnresalt Buiding (10 km North of Orono),Takla 401to 115/35 a Nath 20 kwy on wet sic. of or 2 km. south lraa 35 Hwy (wench for signs) Partial list to include 9 pcs. dining room suite, brge leather top desk (c.1920•s), oak hal seat, exceptional T Grandfatheir dock (cir.1800's), 5 a 3 pes. bedroom sols, several rare A unique dressers A dwols of drawers (odg. & in pain), lask book a shot. 8' harvest table, t" couch, m rd, mise. fatales lu�dten, drop leaf, pate, Eastlake, Duncan Phyle, etc.) washistandls, blanket boxes, excep6mal offering of chairs * torian, parlour. wicker, sets, rodt- ers, etc) old TV's Admiral s pmoo Preoicau, md.4654, Westinghouse dock radio combina- tion (rare), sessions mantle dock, old lamps s fixtures, rugs, books, papers, oil b few - Mary, linens, kitchen & household ooi- kKubles, quality offerings of estate glass A china (unable to list due to prior packing), couch, Lazy -Boy chairs, fridge, woodstove, washer, dryer, RCA callow TV, ]Misc. abiels etc. (Plus many treasures still to be uncovered). This hollid y estate sale should prove to be an excellent opporturtlty to one i3r all to purchase artidea thtad you would not rwmtaNy see at lite suction. MACGREGOR 8 WEST AUCTIONS seS Junior West WRTGAGES JPRIME from 7.99% : 4111110 FREE CONSULTATIQN6 %0 LOANS 410iMP11cirnm 10001ntt MM MY UP FiROUTTU Vr'G� DEM 27. N <; DANT WAIT- SCALL R08ER1 xnw�wn AT JOHNUMN &.00W FMfAI t&.. !r IN AWAX 426.1232 �. ;EVES AND WICKS 6�-6102 8'P>f,AK CI,11UMMOG N7 DARIM MURIOA • Serving Durham Region for 10 yeas. mni • Carpet Cleaning: Any 5 os 179.00 Lotwlateq Cleaning: sola, chow, kwasew =64.95 Lhvingroom, din' hall $34.95 G you quZMwov �P you can afford (AN workmanship guaranteed) Call toll free pager 1416-5504)333 &--lien pod► in your tdapbom raariI and yarn cog wi be aii' lin 10 niiraba or tall 66641590 office Free Estimates 4274)005.725-0005 r7f I { I Deabs TEJSWAH, JAIPAUL Suddenly on December 8, 1994, in Guyana. Jaipaul is survived by his wife, children and grandchildren. All residing in the Durham area. Funeral arrange- ments entrusted to Ronald Martino and Son Funeral Directors, Brock Road Chapel. 905- 686-5589 11771 ' Personal Payaic In SI 11 - 'Advice I live Resolve the past. Face your future with confi- dence. Visa ti Mastercard only. 18 yrs 3 older. $3.99 minute. 12 aim -12 pm 1.104343-5106 OUTSTANDING BOXING DAY ESTATE AUCTION SALE Corclables, Household CorlBertb tits tale Agnes a Ted Woodyard Rsotro of 0rko Township) XXW DAY DEC. 29M,11 :00 A1A (Vlswl" 10.00) Auction located at the Gene make L.Mtlnresalt Buiding (10 km North of Orono),Takla 401to 115/35 a Nath 20 kwy on wet sic. of or 2 km. south lraa 35 Hwy (wench for signs) Partial list to include 9 pcs. dining room suite, brge leather top desk (c.1920•s), oak hal seat, exceptional T Grandfatheir dock (cir.1800's), 5 a 3 pes. bedroom sols, several rare A unique dressers A dwols of drawers (odg. & in pain), lask book a shot. 8' harvest table, t" couch, m rd, mise. fatales lu�dten, drop leaf, pate, Eastlake, Duncan Phyle, etc.) washistandls, blanket boxes, excep6mal offering of chairs * torian, parlour. wicker, sets, rodt- ers, etc) old TV's Admiral s pmoo Preoicau, md.4654, Westinghouse dock radio combina- tion (rare), sessions mantle dock, old lamps s fixtures, rugs, books, papers, oil b few - Mary, linens, kitchen & household ooi- kKubles, quality offerings of estate glass A china (unable to list due to prior packing), couch, Lazy -Boy chairs, fridge, woodstove, washer, dryer, RCA callow TV, ]Misc. abiels etc. (Plus many treasures still to be uncovered). This hollid y estate sale should prove to be an excellent opporturtlty to one i3r all to purchase artidea thtad you would not rwmtaNy see at lite suction. MACGREGOR 8 WEST AUCTIONS seS Junior West The Bay News • December 21, 1494 23 s in 1989 at Harwood glace mall i1glplNsa _ and now another dream has E°"p' raaYaar I w and man. a come true for owners Derek and LOW PrlsesaRyFrf Mb i xo�lnes moo" yaw flberyRadica Gulab...the opening of our stoaauoee TltllelarIIM. S second store at the Whitby Town 1?ITM=""'w'r Square, at the corner of Rossland and Garden Street. e�aSo* t a�`sa►t ftl�l>f With the help and support of our children and family the reality of opening a second art gallery was no S longer a dream but became a reality "� on September 19, 1994. ' AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE I I: Classic Arrangements displays art r I by famous and well-known artists, ' ' such as Trisha Romance, Robert both, hoses, PCV valve.�" Bateman, Les Tait, James Lumbers, Walter Campbell, Bill Saunders, ' Diane Husun, Sandra Cook and Chr%tm O. 24 Orn via 12prn Nova D•a 26 Ch••0y D•o urs u,n 12vw man more. 1550 BAYLY ST., UNIT 39A PHONE: 837-0705 Classic Arrangements also special- --------------- pecial- -------------- eeo er��I,I Rs S. er e� (420-51 0 ) Are You Ready? ONLY 4 DAYS '61 Christmas Opcu til Bpm, Sat. 3pm Season's Greetings from Our Housc to Yours • -J JD PUB & 6RILI. e • C:uzy Fn2pl�c:e • W"atel front View • Live Music • Litnch ,5? Dinner • 13rmquet Facilities A,uctikible 590 Liverl-stNil Rd.. S. 837-2067 advice, free of charge. It gives him We would like to wish all our . Ladies! wear kind of service for his customers.: customers and friends a Merry , : BDridalnBouliyueI'ss izes in custom framing. Derek takes Christmas and God's blessings for Chi vanwwe •'ar ar pride in his framing and provides the New Year. ;, and fu , • Knick-Knacks, Jewellery excellent customer service. - 282 Monarch Ave., `I You can view the art at Classic Alex, unit SnA, 1 Sometimes his service goes above K. mall, Ajax (905) 427-1663 and (1 Block W of Harwood o« Bayly) Derek Gulab, owner of —` and beyond with his home delivery HOURS: w. lot ►E service and interior decorating Mon. -Wad. 9:30-6:00 Thur:. -Fri. 9:30-8:00 ..,� Saturday 9:30-5:00 3 i eHM advice, free of charge. It gives him great satisfaction to provide this kind of service for his customers.: His excellent knowledge of color co-ordination and his creativity in cutting his own mats makes way for the exquisite display of framed art in both galleries. You can view the art at Classic Arrangement at Harwood Place mall, Ajax (905) 427-1663 and Whitby Town Square, Whitby (905) ART EXPERT: Derek Gulab, owner of Classic Arrangements in the Harwood Mall. I' 1 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1s;, 2nd, 3rd, Mortgages to 95% Rental Properties and Cottages I Re -financing, Debt Consolidation Rural Properties I Self-employed, Bad Credit, No Income, No Problem I PRIME DEALS BELOW BANK RATES FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE I SINCE 1975 I Can 686-2557 - tLocatad n Wtstby) MORE,CLASSiFIEDS :{0 Peter's Appliances SiA1 ES SEfAVICE PARTS STOVES DRYERS WASHERS DISHWASHERS REMGERMORS ' „SInCE t 9.15" • HOTPONT • KITCIEN AID - AEG • GENERALECTRI ELC • MAYTAG • MOFFAT - JEl"I t • MIELE • AWW • MODERN MAID • W.C. WOODS WE &ELL PARTS FOR ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES MCKERIMd3NDWROOM NEW W JSONOUGH LOLAION s I M ridad q ftwy. (Urdt 12) SON onit" Raw !{dwitr Hasa i DWV Gate (ON gngMoa Rw. i Hwy I2 j S"O* s eras s s 428-6333 2824185 No, Reeit s," A " - I F ors floes Rerlevtd R e 0 bbv egaPwrftv r�r,■oyows' - TTtrAk" a • llecloe • 6/ollicel � ■ab Mq mt67s 'TRVIX A IFILMOM l0nellaa11.16121 oma. nrawt+a14 F10=PJIrw.//d - m n ■ SAM CROMM111 6labee ar !lrWCL4L- nonalwis300 CALL MOW t DOWT Pff MORD Ndk fiat coat er Char* 43u -s211 d J$ 040mrm ties 4W Mom a soft Now 116ow Ckarhph" IrUsrWExl rior fw-n-mili0me mid IWMI consbucbm • me em • Balrtroom - Recreation fioome NO" Too Sw►LL- Free Estimates CSN John 416-283-3757 EAM W A-0 C'nosoa ma* 1Mnilan5 ("5) 430-2738 152i DsAAM st• w Vb"r, oeeado ROICA LUMBER FWill 4'xIrX12'-$60 4'x8 x16'-$65 SOFTWOOD 4'x8'x16'-$40 Fne Deryery Ie OelWwe ane Eabblldnd 100 robzrr-s�sl ;JAvia wvcas� Montessori School ..1. 1969 Agas 18 mft - 12 yeam 545 Kingston Rd., fE. of Church st.,, Ajax 403 Kingston Rd., (CorrwRotherglen), Ajax 415 Toynevale Rd., (19ngston Rd. & Fougemount)• Pickering Call us for a visit You'll be Impressed 509-5005 "Silent Night" $30 by Tr: du Rom"n, .. ' Incltied HAKWOOD (MALL 4Z' 1663 � xHrnw Tow -4 sQuARE 666$4' 601 902 GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEW TONVILLE. DEC. 26TH, BOXING DAY MONDAY, 6-00 P.Y. Selling the estate at Ama Hoy. Port Hope, and a private estate from Wiiknot Creek; 9 pc. direng room suite with glass hutch and cane bade chairs, 8 pc. depression walnut dining room suite with china cabinet, 3 color TV's. TSC stereo unit, matching almond fridge, stove, washer and dryer (good appliances) freezer, microwave, vacuums, peach chesterfield, sofa chesterfield, occasional tables, lamps. china. Royall Abet Old Country Rose, glassware. beds, dressers, chests, wheelchair, health aids, 3 wheel motorized cart, numerous antiques. several old tin wind-up toys and train barns, 2 hat stands. Fw* w desk bookcases, brass fire- place taerina. pictures- frames, mantle chocks. &oohs, elecrrii- snow thrower, sic. This is a lege auction wilh 2 setalas Check tie day and Oma. Eloserr8 day evening at 6:00 p.m. Grp. Plan b attend. Note also the estate of the late tltMen KaTholllpaon will be sold New Yeers Day 11:00 am. Terms: Cash, Good Cheque w m aPPr �Aiecdon"r. Fsarrt 9lsplslon r06.7t1i" 609 Psychic Reader Consultor 6M and Advisor 4wd&W in Pain, Tarot Card. Crysal Baits, and Egyplion readings. Sox to Sex Accurate. 1P Also AvaYeble for house parties (905? -3947 LOST Female tan cat, declawed, Marshcourt Drive 428-6511 ' 1 .::<'l�■ moi. Odom Flea Mullet -Over 60'16 rentedl Space so laf for your new arts a craft • ia0-46 per mourn Call! Ken 24 December 21, 199• • fie &W News W1 ][3WOOD FOR1131 �•..C1 w 0 a � P �E "THE CAR & TRUCK CENTRE" • Fu, All use=d-:"::::' 1995 WINDSTAR GL 40 7 passenger, fully loaded $541m49per month 1993 TEMPO MAX fully equipped $279m 1 9 per month 1993 TAURUS SA fully equipped 'a $353m67per month 1992 TAURUS SEDAN.___ .4 fully equipped, 4 to choose from. $304w28permonth 1992 ESCORT GT air, cassette, 5 spd. Ito $279mS9permonth 11: I P' SERVICES '•4 :4i: ranty. 1992 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA fully loaded $353u67per month j 1992 TEMPO 4 -DR. 6 cyl., air, cassette. $230z20per month r 1991 TEMPO 2 -DR. auto, air, cassette. $180281 per month 1991 AEROSTAR 7 pass., air, tilt, cruise $279m59per month 1991 MAZDA 323 2 -DR. automatic, cassette $179m8i per month 1 .1' I INAiHIN[ IIIIL WILDWOOD FORD SALES LTD_ ..THE CAR & TRUCK CENTRE" I nIMME&I BUY/LME NERE...SERYICE IIEI Entitles owner to free oil, lube & filter, for as long as they own the car. ,;uLMf:xVeaaa:� S :.'7! 11{: OINI �z o cca o Q 8� Ci N 6 101 gx 5Ye 3 = 2 3 S :.'7! 11{: OINI