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Pickering addresses the question of undressing
by Richard Fleming
When Pickering council
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passed a new byla\% that could
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prohibit strip clubs in most
areas of the town, the hastih
called meeting was largely m
response to protests from
residents in Bay Ridges who
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arca bounded b\ Ba\ h Street.
Brock Road and Sand\ Beach
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Road told councillors they
didn't want the club to open on
the site of the Lancelot Steak
and Seafood House at 15`,
Bayl\ The\ were concerned.
like citizens to mam towns and
cities. about such clubs hating
a negative impact on their
neighborhoods — not to
mention the whole issue of lap
dancing
Curioush. man\ of them had
learned of the stnp club
opening a mere 49 hours before
the council meenn;. uhen
leaflets v ere handed out in Ba\
Ridges netghbourhoods
ad%ising of the fact No-one
seems to know who was
responsible for the leaflets but
man_ residents \sere upset that
they had to learn of the club
that way and then attend a
council meeting so close to
Chnstmas
One of the handouts gave the
Towin of Pickering number to
call '1f you would like to be
heard Force council to restrict
strip bars in Pickering
immcdiateh ' It went on to sa\
that some councillors did riot
feel that the issue concerned
their wards
The leaflets also urged
residents to call the Liquor
Control Board of Ontario to
obtect to the approval of a
licence for the establishment
Last Thursday. Liz Houston.
licence coordinator for the
LLBO said that a licence would
be issued to the club in a couple
of weeks but it would also
restrict it from having adult
entertainment on the premises
"The. can ha%c bands and that
type of thing but not adult
entertainment—strippers," she
stressed
At the emotionall\ charged
meeting. residents complained
that such a club in their
ricuftorhood could lo\\cr
propert\ values. and attract
more traffic and patrons yv he
ma\ be dnnking and dmmg.
and even "seed\ characters" to
the area
One woman. who said she
was the mother of three and
five \ear -old children said she
moved to the area thinking it
was a safe neighborhood
--How do I explain to m\
children that that is a place
«here \\omen take their
clothes off and get paid for it""
she asked 1 neer imagined
that I v\ ouid ha\ e to come
before council on an issue like
this wth less than 24 hours
notice "
Lee Becker of hrosno Road
north pointed out that Ba.\iew
Heights Public School \\as
onh two blocks away and such
a club \\as not appropriate so
close to a residential arca.
especially with Pickering
Play ino Fields across the street
Others said that they d►dn*t
\\ant to turn the area into
another Janis Street and such a
club uouid encourage
prostitution. and bring drugs
into the area as \\cll E\cn
speaker w ho spoke in
opposition was loudl\
applauded
Richard Comeau. first \icc-
president of the Ro\al
Canadian Lceion branch N16
was also at the meeting that
night along \\ith t\erai other
legion members He says he
cbtecied. not because the
Legion was concerned about
losing business — its a
different kin.l of clientele
aliogciher -- but rather
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because of \\ here the business
was going to be located
-'There arc houses around
here and it's kind of a bus%
street." he noted. '-but \\e are
more concerned that the police
department are going to be
around more and there is going
to be more traffic in the arca
I'm not against a businessman
earning a Ii\mg but there is a
place for these things and 1
dont think this is the nght
locale
Pete Lazarou. who is related
to John Lazarou. the new
owner of Bavh. told the
audience and councillors that
Mr Lazarou had raised a lot of
money for the legion and
charities in the arca \%hen he
pre\►ously operated a business
local h
"Feer\ bod. is here and
against this %\hole situation but
ever\ bod\ doesn't see \\ hat
goes on. This man put his
house on mortgage and came
out here to build a business and
before he left Pickering the last
time c\enbod\ \\anted John to
come back He came back and
now the\ \\ant him out ..
He said that when he
purchased the propert.. John
Laiarou's
agent checked into the
bylaws and found none
existing to prevent adult
entertainment He also pointed
out that two other clubs were
operating in the area but no-one
had objected to them
Although a spokesman for
the legion at the council
meeting denied that Mr
Lazarou had ever donated
money to them. Mr Comeau
later said that he had done
some research and believed
that Mr Lazarou had made
donations some tears ago
Lazarou said that he was
"emotionally upset" by what
went on at the meeting He
insisted that the club would not
have lap dancing — which
Pickering council had recenth
opposed in a resolution. When
contacted, the owners of the
bar, which is still being
renovated, would not consent
to an interview although
repeated requests were made.
A number of councillors
spoke out in favor of a bylaw.
Councillor Dave Ryan said
he wanted to ensure that the
club didn't open. Councillors
Maurice Brenner and Sherry
Senis were also very vocal in
opposition. Councillor Brenner
tried to introduce an
amendment that would ban lap
dancing but failed because
other councillors felt that such
a ban would make it more
likely that the bylaw would be
challenged in the courts.
The new bylaw requires that
adult entertainment parlors be
permitted onh in the industrial
area 100 metres south of Ba), I,,
Street from Ontario Hydro
property on the vest to east of
Squires Beach Road and south
to Lake Ontario
anyone did decide to open a
club in the restricted areas of
town. '7hen he \\ouid be in
contravention of our bila\\ and
will be charged accordingh
under the provisions We
\\ould take him to court and tr\
Sir Lancelot's Restaurant on Bayly Street
And while there arc two
clubs—the Palace East on
Dillingham Road and Cecile*s
on the north side of Ba\ 1\
Street near Brock Road—that
feature strippers. both can
continue to operate because
theirs are considered legal non-
conforming uses that were
operating before the bylaw \vas
passed
Howc%er. responding to
concerns from some
councillors and citizens. the
bylaw was amended to prohibit
such establishments within 404)
metres of am commumt\
facilities
Since the Palace East is
across the road from the
municipally owned Don Beer
Arena this means that the
amendment would put the
establishment within the
prohibited lone A special
provision states that if The
Palace ever closes. another
adult entertainment parlor
could not be opened there
Howc%er. if it was sold it could
continue to operate as an adult
entertainment parlor
Banning such clubs from the
town is difficult to do sats
Pickering mator Wayne
Arthurs. "Efforts that were
made 10 or 15 years ago to
outlaw adult entertainment
parlors entirely. by whatever
legislation, have not been
successful. What you need to
do then if you are not going to
legislate community morals
completely, you have to at least
restrict and restrain those
opportunities."
While council did pass a
resolution last fall opposing lap
dancing in the town it has no
force in law; Pickering, like
many other municipalities. is
awaiti ng the outcome of a court
case where club owners have
challenged a ban by the City of
Toronto.
The mayor said that if
to seek a judgement for the
maximum fine a%ailabie
(K.tYx>)"
While the Palace East
features female strippers seven
da.s a week. Cecile's has what
is billed as - female oil
wrestling" on Wcdnesda\
nights and male dancers on
Thursday nights The clubs
owner. who would only give
the name Cecile. explained that
the female \\resticrs arc
dressed in bathing suits and
lather themselves in baby oil
However. she says that she
does not plan to hayc adult
entertainment shows on am
more days during the week
Business on days that feature
male strippers --is sometimes
good and sometimes not so
good On the night the
Onginal Bay Ncv\s talked to
Cecile it was a male stripper
Thursday and she reported that
the bar was empty.
She wondered why the
b%law got passed so quickly. "it
was like o%ernight it got
passed How come the% can
hate it south of Bayly and I
can't hate it here north of
Bath_ . I'm zoned industnal
too? All I know is that i can
keep my dancers and my
licence sats live entertainment
so how do you define it'? The
guys don't walk around naked,
they get up on the floor and
dance." Cecile's has been open
for two years.
But, according to regional
councillor Rick Johnson; the
owners of 1527 Bayly never
intended to open an adult
entertainment parlor but rather.
a family restaurant instead.
The rumours about a strip
club were started by some
council members. Johnson
claimed in an interview last
weekend. "That's the
unfortunate thing about it all.
The guy went to his bank
Continued on Page 17
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Atkinson enters race
by John Cooper
Joe Atkinson, a long-time
social and political figure
around Ajax. has become
the first to toss his hat in the
ring for the upcoming
March -t by-election to
replace former ward 3
councillor Jim McMaster.
McMaster moved into the
regional councillors scat to
replace Stege Palish. who
mas appointed mallor by his
fellow councillors on Dec.
H.
Atkinson. who declared
his candidacN on Jan. 5. is
the father of three and is
director of professional
development sen ices for
the Ontario Public School
Teachers Federation. He
also hosts a show on Rogers
CommumIN Cable
television- won the 1995
Ajax Civic Award and
served on Ajax council for
several years in the earn to
mid- l 980s.
Candidates for the .card 3
bv-election must be at least
IS % ears old. a Canadian
citizen and either an Ajax
resident or landow ner in the
toH In. There is no filing fee,
but candidates must submit
a nomination form signed
by 10 citizens qualified to
vote in ward 3. Also
required is a standard
registration form.
Candidates arc permitted
to spend a base amount of
S3.5(x) on the election plus
50 cents for each elector
bringing the ceiling on
spending to about S8.5(x)
for the ward. Ward 3 is
bounded b} Kingston Road
to the north. Lake Ontario
to the south, the municipal
bou ndan- with Pickering to
the west, and Harwood
Ave/Knapton Ave. to the
Cast.
One potential opponent
for Atkinson was Donna
Baydak who lives in
Pickering Village. A
volunteer with Ajax and
Pickering General Hospital
and the Pickering Village
Festival committee, Baydak
Your
Community
Newspaper's
phone numbers:
Main and Display
.Advertising:
837-1888
Classified: 837-2900
fax: 837-0260
TI14Y. .,day News
said she decided against
running because she was
financialIv unprepared to
operate a campaign. An
unsuccessful candidate for
the Ward 3 scat in the 1994
campaign. she has asked
066
that the town support
Atkinson She stressed that
she %%asn't intimidated b-,
Atkinson.
"The biggest reason I
didn't run oras because the
race was probabl% going to
come down to Joe and me."
she said. A did not want to
run a half-baked campaign.
If its acclamation. the area
will be w ell -sexed b% Joe.
Whether 1 had %%on or Joe
had %con. the% (electors)
would hav e been w inners "
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to replant the area with new
Artium said tint
r .brA4ay^nr'
Ptckaing council Monday!
he was pleased to we The matter
Ott approved a zoning bylaw
coming to a close afkr sttich a
Uumdent that will allow for the
long time. The Liverpool
consirwhon of 41 condominium
Community Platt is designated
townhouses on the northeast
Residential Medium Density 2
corner of Walnut Lane and
which permits 25-50 units per
Kingston Rd
hectare. To comply with the
The developer, Commercial
Walnut Lane Urban Design
Devco Inc., received the
Guidelines the dwellings will not
enthusiastic endorsement of Larry
exceed 12 metTes or the three
Brien, president of the Liverpool
storey maximum height allowed.
West Community Association
Ward 2 councillor Shelly Senis
which has been active in seeking
said that the proposed
appropriate development for the
development at Walnut Lane and
0.8 hectare piece of land. "We
Kingston Road only re -
support the plan as it stands with
emphasized the necessity for
no alterations. All the
traffic signals at that busy
communication we have received
intersection. She said that the
from the neighboring community
pressure for signalization at the
has been positive," Briers said,
comer must be kept up at the
adding that various proposals for
regional level and she urged
the site have been before council
regional cauicillor Rick Johnson
for 10 years.
to continue his efforts at the
Developer not yet out of the woods
by John Cooper
since the compam has agreed
While Alas town clerk Joe
to replant the area with new
Tiemav claims the town will
trees. charges will not be laid
not charge Runnymede
"in light of the fact that
De%elopment Corporation
Runnymede has agreed to
with cutting down trees in an
restitution. it would not
environmentally sensitive
benefit the town to la% charges
area. Ma%or Steve Parish saes
in this matter." said Tierna%
he is still pondering whether
-What the, a=rced to was to
charges should be laid
prop idc some planting in the
The potential chanes stem
arca that the-, cut down and
from an incident late last year
they agreed io no further
when the compan% cleared
intrusion in the area
trees on land it owns in the
But Parish, who said
Carruthers Creek Warblers
recenth he was "aghast" at the
Swamp area cast of Shoal
compam .s actions. allowed
Point Road Slated to
that he will reserve judgment
c%entualh become a major
until the trees arc planted
subdnision, the land carnes
"Certaink restitutions
an emironmentalIN-sensimc
important and certainly the
designation and was the
thought of using the be law
subject of a 50 -page stud% to
was only to preserve the area
develop options for buffers
pending de%elopment.'- he
and condors for endangered
said --I'm not in a rush to
wildlife
charge them but neither am I
At a council meeting in late
prepared to sa% that charges
November, then -regional
are not possible if
councillor Parish pointed to a
Runm mode honors the
local bylaw prohibiting tree-
commitments it made in the
cutting in em ironmentally-
last couple of months .then I
sensitive areas. The issue was
don't think charges will
put to the town's bylaw
happen."
enforcement office for
Officials with Runnvmede
consideration.
were unavailable for
":icrnay said Monday that
comment.
lopent endorsed
regioiaw worita coniimift level to in ai� belt of &-tion a `d
adkieve )bat rtesolutim passed by council more
Councillor Senis also joined than a year ago dealing with tie
with councillor Mataice &anter beautification of Kingston Road.
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BY-ELECTION 1996
WARD 3
NOTICE OF THE POSTING OF THE
PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS ",-V- Coanr!
Fill it In'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Preliminary List of
electors will be posted on the 19th day of January.
1940
Cop+es of 'he List well be posted and availabie for
ew!ng at the following locations
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Village Library
McLean Library
Community Centre - Administration OMce
Ajax Town Hall - Main Counters
Chambers Of"ce
ALL ELECTORS SHOULD EXAMINE THE )1ST to ensure their
names and relevant information cre corecty shown.
For the purpose of the By-electlon. the last day for
mak.ng application to revise the preiiminary list of
elec'ors for the Town of Ajax is Friday.=ebruary 2. 1996
APD (CATIONS for inclusions, additions or corrections to
or deiettons from the list are avaibbie at the following
location between the hours of 8 30 a m. to 4.30 p m.
Zlerk's Department
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QUALIFICATION OF ELECTORS - QUALIFICATION PERIOD
A aerson is entitled to be an elector In the Town if during
the q,�allflcatlon period, he/she
(a) is a resident of the Town;
(b) is the owner or tenant of land in the Town or
the spouse of such an owner or tenant;
(c) is a Canadian citizen, and
(d) has attained the age of eighteen years or on
or before poling day wip attloin the age of
eighteen years.
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Pickering council seat to be declared open
by Richard Fleming
The ward 3 regional council seat. held by
the late David Farr, was declared vacant by
Pickering council Monday night.
Mavor Way_ nc Arthurs says that anyone
interested in being considered should let
either himself or a councillor know, and it
isn't necessan for interested persons to
submit resumes. While therc is a provision
for waiting up to 60 days to appoint
someone to the position. Mayor Arthurs
said he hoped to have the position filled at a
special council meeting Jan. 29
Any resident in the town of voting age is
eligible to apply for the job which the
mavor said must be filled by appointment
only under the Regional Municipalities Act.
The mayor said that candidates would
have to be nominated by members of
council and elected by them also. If another
member of council is successful then that
position could be filled by either an
appointment or a by-election as council
decides. But if the council decided that an
appointment was appropriate for the local
council seat if a councillor moved up. that
appointment could also occur on Jan. 29.
Tom Crayford told councillors that as a
resident of ward 2 he would recommend
that the local councillor Sherry Setus be
appointed to the regional councillor's
position.
Another speaker, Toni Mohr. representing
the Pickering East Shore Community
Association (PESCA) said that their
position was that any applicant to be
properly considered by council should live
in the vi and and also have some profile in
the community.
"There is a lot of work to be done in the
community and we always see the same
faces. There are lots of opportunities for
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people to come forward and do good work
should they be so inclined. If they arse
interested enough to take a seat on council
then thev should be interested enough to
show that to us by their willingness to serve
the community for free," he said.
Ward 1 regional councillor Maurice
Brenner asked why, if the regional position
could only be filled by appointment, a bv-
election had taken place in 1987 when Nora
Stoner was elected as an MPP, leaving a
vacant seat on council.
"According to this documentation that
process was not done properly and was no
more than a straw vote. I want to know how
that was allowed to happen since council
was guided by staff in terms of calling the
election and that is very serious." he said.
-`We can't undo it but %,�e at least have to
look back and see how it happened, where it
broke down and ensure it never happens
again."
He said an explanation was necessary for
the people who ran in the by-election which
included two present councillors from ward
3- Enrico Pistritto and Rick Johnson The
bv-election was won by the late Bev
Morgan.
Town manger Tim Sheffield said staff
would research the matter and advise
councillors. The information is now
apparently on microfilm.
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Local firm
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agreements
by John Cooper
Pickering consulting firm MMC /Ontario
Ltd has signed two agreements worth a total
of S7 million during the Team Canada
business mission to Asia. The contracts were
Inked Jan. 10 by MMC/Ontario president
Madanmohan Chaula during the Indra
portion of the mission's four -country agenda.
�%hlch includes Pakistan. Indonesia and
Malaysia -
The company signed a $5 million
memorandum of understanding with
Consolidated Foundation Ltd. (CFL) of
Mumbai (formerly Bombay), to provide
management and consulting services for
several CFL, projects.
The company also signed a $2 million
memorandum of understanding with Madhav
Capacitors of Pune, India. MMC will help the
company with management and consulting
services for its energy conservation and
efficiency improvement projects m India and
its international exports.
MW/Ontano provides export focused
manag6nrent and investment consulting
services and uses its expertise to bridge
cultural gaps between business partners. It
also invests in specialized companies and
provides equity, equipment financing and
other resources for project development and
business opportunities.
Led by Prime Minister Jean Chretien and
Ontario Premier Mike Hams, more than 120
Ontario companies are on the current
business mission, which totals 300
businesses from across Canada. r• .
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the Interac Direct paNment
%%altzing into a domain once
Bank of Montreal. she says.
sign. use Direct Deposit or
reserved for fast-food
investment fund - Aorking
restaurants
a%era,in(_-and itcan %cork for
(905) 576-1726
For the first timc in its
time a purchase is made. an
•MIDLAND WALWYN
histon in Ontario. the Bank of
11a%e you considered the
SLUI CN 1NIN4�NG-
Montreal is launching a pilot
advantages of making
project in Pickering which
imesting in llorkinc
offers its clients the
more shares when the price is
Ventures. %ou should obtain a
convenience of dme-through
i—
love. Over the long term. if the
'Automated Banking' and all
monthly payment plan not
I
the perks in the latest of
only eliminates the problem of
shares increases. this louver
telephone banking
coming up with a large. lump
t
The bank's dnve-through is
sunt RRSP contribution wen
performance of your
similar to what fast-food
\ear. but also allows an
investment.
eypianation of the :pedal
chains have in place — minus
investor to take advantage of
In fact. dollar cost
considerations to keep in mind
the ordenn; station and the
I
when contemplating an
•d 1
hamburgers —the obvious
investment. Share value and
of money is invested in the
difference being that
investment return will
customers can get their money
Bank of Montreal's Drive-thru Instabank, the first of
back as they drive through
its kind in the bank's history in Ontario.
-Christine Mullct. branch
offers different options for
Pre -Authorized Bill Pa\mcnt
manager for the Bank of
most banking transactions.
10 have your cheques and
Montreal. Pickering Nest.
making it possible for clients
other income deposited
says its new services wall
;o make cheque deposits. cash
directly into %our account. or
make it more comenieni for
deposits. or accept bill
to have many bills paid
clients 'w do their banking
pa%ments in its _-t `..our
automatically from %our
MCIMW
Bank of Montreal officially opened its Pickering West branch
Jan. 8. On hand for the opening were Terry Bainbridge,
Community Banking Manager, Regional Chairman James
Witty, Doug Kemp -Welch, Sr. vice -President, first customers
Kim and Brad Ogg, Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs and
Christine Mullet. Branch Mat ow.
account. access a %vide range
)( personal banking, scn ices
-,% telephone. from the
„riifort of your home or
office. through FtrstBank
Plans Telephone Banking
Scr%ices, apply for a loan or
mortgage b% phone by calling
toll -tree 1-900-665-0665
Bank of Montreal Nckenng
Test branch. she adds. has a
team of financial sere ice
officers and customer senice
representatives adept at
helping bank clients take
greater control of their
financial future. As an added
feature. Mullet says clients
can also avail themselves of
the bank's Possibilitv
Network composed of "a
group of Canadians from
every walk of life who will
share with you the financial
realities of their plans for
today and tomorrow-"
Dollar cost averaging with working ventures
M
Call
A
A
jj
Joe
average Lost of shares
equal in%estmLnt into that
Hills
more than 60.0(X) Canadian
purchased in relation to the
111
F�-
v
c
Oshawa
beginning of the %ear. [hat's
leading labor sponsored
same period. B\ investing a
the pov%er of dollar cost
investment fund - Aorking
�
a%era,in(_-and itcan %cork for
(905) 576-1726
Z
time a purchase is made. an
•MIDLAND WALWYN
11a%e you considered the
SLUI CN 1NIN4�NG-
If you're considerinL,
advantages of making
Q
Dollar cost averaging with working ventures
o
Over the past few years.
average Lost of shares
equal in%estmLnt into that
more than 60.0(X) Canadian
purchased in relation to the
fund in a lump ;um at the
F�-
have invested in Canada's
a%erage market %clue over the
beginning of the %ear. [hat's
leading labor sponsored
same period. B\ investing a
the pov%er of dollar cost
investment fund - Aorking
fired amount of money each
a%era,in(_-and itcan %cork for
Ventures Canadian Fund Inc.
time a purchase is made. an
a fund like llorkinu'ventures.
11a%e you considered the
investor buys fewer shares
If you're considerinL,
advantages of making
when the price is high and
imesting in llorkinc
monthly purchases of
more shares when the price is
Ventures. %ou should obtain a
\lorkin, Ventures shares'' A
love. Over the long term. if the
copy of the ltorking dentures
monthly payment plan not
value of 11L)rkimu lentures
prospectus from a dealer
only eliminates the problem of
shares increases. this louver
qualified and licensed to yell
coming up with a large. lump
average cost enhances the
these securities and read it
sunt RRSP contribution wen
performance of your
.-arefully for a fuller
\ear. but also allows an
investment.
eypianation of the :pedal
investor to take advantage of
In fact. dollar cost
considerations to keep in mind
"dollar cost avera-mL" - a
averaging into a fund that
when contemplating an
strategy where a tied amount
declines in value and then
investment. Share value and
of money is invested in the
rises. even if it only rises back
investment return will
Fund at regular intervals,
to just the original share value.
fluctuate.
usually monthly.
could provide a better return
/nfi�rmurinn supplied hr
Since the net asset value per
than if you had placed an
Joseph R. Hills
share of Aorkin-, Venture -,can
fluctuate o\ er the term of v our
investment- the ideal plan
%%ould be to only make %our
purchases at the lou% share
prices- I nfortunately. it is
nest to impossible to
accurately predict ho%% am
fund is going to Norm over
the short term. so most
investors who to to "time"
their purchases seldom realize
any better returns. Dollar cost
a%eragine actually uses these
price fluctuations to
ad%antage b\ io%cring the
g�4y S e�'t41P,
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The :eBay News
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published every Wednesday.
1400 Bayly St., Unit 6A, Pickering, Ontario t.IW 3R2
Newsroom. Advertising & Circuiation: (905) 837-1888
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Pn• id.•nt.c: DAVID A. DEMF.RINO
KIP VAN KF.NI PEN
K•lttnr. MAIMORIE GREEN
Advorti.-mg Manager: ROB McCA1G
PrnAactimi Manager NIAY,IF:AN POWERS
I N—,mp— A„o u—WC A
"l—b- d d.. C.—d— Community
Editorial.U,pinion.
The nightmare continues
The drama in Pick,'rmn continues Did smwom sa, life was
boring out here"
To recap- First we heard that not onh had Doug Dickerson bait
approached by Pickering councillors to stand for appmntmc-Ili to till
a vacant seat. the rttan was activeh seeking It
We made Umn our *cctitxz — bodt about the lack of
democrauc prices: and the lack of swtkNbh %dere Dickerson was
cone=d
tntmt°diately we beard die, cVwcd response from the public a
demand that a bt-c lecttcm be held In ward ? or. failing that. that 3
more suitable candidate be found Not surprisinglv tile- names KIP
Vats Kmpen and Jerry England immediateN sufaced. along wth an
anwing number of reasons for catty either candidate ikould t>< more
suitable than Dtaa-s-on
This week. the inevitable happened Neither England nor tan
Kempen warts the Job — appointed or elected Finding jobs on
Pickermb cowtcil is not a prtorsty in their [lyes at this point in time
So what nilw"
Falling the appearance of another candidate. w1l Pickering
council actually go ahead with their minall plates to parachut:
Dlckersori into a place of prominence, representing people who don'!
watt him, at regional council"
What should be rmernbered here is that Dickerson did not just
I= a couple of elections He last once in a landslide and again to a
rookie. He wa& m fact voted out of office b- the residents of Hard
2. and kept trot al a titer atMpt. Could the v*s wgshes be more
CouaWlor Ride Joh um atb3tits, wbm asked, that he has lost
twice too. But his IM= came in tr%ing for a seat; he +mss not ousted
fetus office. In fact, bolt Jobnsm and l?isaittu had to am their way
ftno tie dmWM2& process; candid2t had the benefit of
Wmd his itnoiw do Catincilkir F.,tuico Phatatto is being ftivoaed
for the boost to rcgiotad sat- UtlfartmWdV., the Irasatts far
COMAdmg Pimm for the job, seers to bave tsore. to do with
petsoaai t :app fxtgci to tiou, seaatis is, aft aff, dic
€> t MMAg clili w w&r a bay does Twesent ft waters is
ward 2. And it k ft:wbo diouldbe going toxegios
Albs -c ctEan to WW a she + br is really ttte only
soitlti+a k t;t
daposhimaw Would
;Q� Dkker would be downright
tae:Reed only iootc at %to abaost bWeitif m Ajax to realize The
Awva in tt.* ap004neot pec Aa bM. a candy also
agre;reje ' *:-Vow ted ro mit vt a shah
e rat'ahclovF eaeilbOrs riecideai
bew. ije fire Its
liar U jctb
In the }fit appDisttn It sloe, Andetsos came anrftltin an inch
of beccni119 24 saf AHow we #eget
C9 1 i #ear b amemr . r of PidtM
sAycy
'I"
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Vo You -otux Thio s F.
A_ S14oWs 1%1G14T4�.r
i—ao mo -r -ra mm A LE'
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Federal P.
C
To the Original Bas News:
If Canadians doubted that the federal
P.C. party would return to lead Canada,
recent events in Ottawa confirm that
the P.C. party will return because it
must return.
On the one hand we have a Liberal
government whose "don't worry, he
happy" veneer is now crumbling. It
seems that the prime minister's laid
back attitude is simply a facade to hide
the fact that he either does not grasp or
is afraid to tackle the challenges at
hand. Moreover. he is not handling our
fiscal crises effectively. While 34 cents
of every tax dollar is lost to interest
payments, Mr. Chretien perpetuates the
.s will again
nnvIh that our debt problem is not all
that serious.
On the other hand we have the
Reform Party which is more concerned
about scoring political points than
offering meaningful alternatives to the
Liberal government. Reform does not
lead using nation -building principles.
Rather, Preston Manning uses "hot
button politics" to try to get a leg up in
the polls. His negative opportunism
provokes cynicism and accentuates the
differences between Canadians. This is
not constructive. This is dangerous.
Most recently, Mr. Manning has
made the absurd demand that Mr.
Chretien be impeached. Mr. Manning's
earn
Letters to the editor
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STEPPING STONES
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respect
reasoning was based on the assertion
that Mr. Chretien could not win another
round in Quebec. This comment is
curious because it draws attention to
the fact that Mr. Mant-ing could never
win any round in Quebec.
Finally, there is the federal P.C. Party
which faces the challenge of earning
back the confidence of Canadians.
Already the P.C.'s tenacious leader Jean
Charest has proven himself on the unity
front. The party must now demonstrate
that through its rebuilding process it
has returned to its roots and has a
realistic, intelligent, comprehensive
agenda to lead Canada into the 21st
Century.
It is my firm belief that the P.C.
party will again earn the respect of
Canadians. For the sake of our country,
that time cannot come too soon.
Leanne Lewis
Ajax
15Y SEAN YAItKES
11
Enjoy skiing and family fun at Dagmar
Just north of Ajax is one
of the best places to look for
skiing this winter — Dagmar
Ski Resort. With 10 alpine
slopes. 25 kin of cross-
countn trails and 600 acres
of hard%%ood and pine forest.
it is considered the "best
cross countn skiing resort in
Southern Ontario. sa\ s
Da%id Giddings, the resorts
marketing manager "It is the
best place to go for slalom.
too.
Just a fcw minutes driNe
from home. Dagmar offers
thrills for the entire famih
The popular resort has o%er
10.9) pairs of skis to rent for
alpine skiing and 30) for
cross countn_ Fids can ha -,c
fun in the games arcade
N% hile adults endo% a game of
billiards or just lave around.
N ic%%ing the landscape from
Owen Neill
bN Marjorie Green
Poet Oaken Neill laughs
when friends call him
"Wolfman' Its a name he
considers an honor Haim-
studied
aimstudied the subject for mam
,ears of his life. there is little
he doesn't kno\,� about
wol%cs. their Values and their
m\ the
..Wol%es seem to hold a
special attraction for
e\ en one. \ oung and old." he
sa\s. "probabh more than for
am other Mild creature' The
ex -school teacher \�ho makes
his home in Port Perri. admits
that his lova of wol%es has had
a major impact on both his life
and his art.
Recent \ears hate found
Owcn taking his w,.Ilf
the comfort of a licensed
lounge.
A snack bar and cafeteria
ser es up delicious
sand fiches. burgers. hot
drinks and snacks. the
licensed lounee can
accommodate up to 300
people
Lne entertainment in the
bar adds excitement on
%%cckend exenin`,s Yuk
Yuk s is scheduled for Jan
I 9. on Jan. 27. its Double
Inia-c .And Fn&n e,,cnmi!s
are alio \% mpg nights
Whether dati or night is
H our fawnte time. the skiing
is ah%a% s ercat at Dagmar
Da\timc skiers lo\c the
resorts scenic beautv snox%
cov crcd alpine slopes and
mountain trails. night skiers
can take ad\ antage of special
$15 rates %londa\ through
kno,-vN-n
appreciation program on the
road This Near. he %\ill %isit
Durham schools in %%hich.
assisted bti a \golf %ideo.
photos and artifacts. he mll
attempt to drite home the tact
that wol%cs are our friends In
a month-long project at
Sinclair Sccondan School to
lVhttb\. he will actuall\ be
accompanied b. a %%off tram a
local voo
"Through m% program
students learn the truth about
wohes." he saes. -making it a
beautiful and meaningful
experience
Not surpnsingi}. Owen has
written man poems
concerning wol%es. And theN
ha\e been x�elkrecci%cd His
book. "Under Moonlea%cs".
t
Sahirdta�
Dight skiing is especia]IN
popular %%nh loccrs
enchanted be the surreal
effect created bN the resort s
ski lights on dnftim-, sno\% or
a Tonanuc interlude on a ski
lift Others lo\c the glare of
lights as ihe� take to the
highest peak to break the
sound barrier
Dagmar s Ski School.
designed for students of all
ages. incorporates into its
programs the Skier
Technical E\ahiation
Program (STEP). as
dc\ eloped b\ the Canadian
Ski Instructors .Alliance
Children , to 5 can (earn to
ski in a game-oncnted
atmosphere on SaturdaN s
and Sunda% s in the 9 -week
SKiW I program
WEEKS\DERS offers
wolves
which contains 26 of his best
wolf poems. is now into its
third printing
A high school teacher of
English and Art in Sault Ste
Marie. preceding, his
retirement trom a career
mhich spanned a, Ncars.
0«cn turned io %Hung in
19X4 His sc\enth book. -She
Said. He Said \%as launched
just prior to Christmas
A member of the
prestigious League of
Canadian Poets. Neill has
wniten o\er-I.(00 poems
Most successful poets self -
publish their works. and Owen
Neill is no exception
As part of his marketing
technique. Owen saes he has
found that it helps to net\%ork
and meet other wntcrs He has
recent(% formed a new group
for writers in Port Perri and
serves as Director of Poctry
and Songwriting for The
Writers' Circle of Durham
Region.
In this latter capacity. he is
currentiv conducting The
WritersCircle of Durham
Region Christmas Winter
Festival Poetn• Contest. with
pnLes ranging from S25 to
5100. The contest deadline
being January 31. anyone
wishing to enter should call
Owen at (905)9854356.
Even- other Monday night.
children and adults a 9 -«eek
course \rith STEP e, aluation
and lift tickets. all in one
inclusi%e package Private .
programs are also available
for indn ideals or famal\
groups
Ski conditions are
especiall% great this «inter at
Dagmar. �%ith Rood snow,
excellent courses and trails
and scencrn second -to -none
Alpine skum, hours are l)
a. rn to P) i p. m Monda\ to
Fnda, g a m to 10 p.m
Saturda\ . 9 a m to
p m Sunda-, Cross countn
hours are lt01 a.m. to 3
p.m on «cckda% s. 9 a m. to
4 3u p m on �%eckcnds
Dagmar Ski Resort is
located at 1220 Lakendgc
Road North ( Durham 23 ).
For more information call
(9(15) 649-2002 or 686-1
and poets
0\�cn can usual.% be found.
rcadm, his poetr,. and
&A-- Mc-cv x,
David Giddings. marketing manager of Dagmar Ski Resort
:and Chris Plummer of Canadian Ski Patrol.
► � , II L
r�
Poets, hi hts %%hick run from
- to 9 p m . at the Classic
Coffee H,)use. 111 1 1 Ba% l\ St
the comfort of a licensed
lounge.
A snack bar and cafeteria
ser es up delicious
sand fiches. burgers. hot
drinks and snacks. the
licensed lounee can
accommodate up to 300
people
Lne entertainment in the
bar adds excitement on
%%cckend exenin`,s Yuk
Yuk s is scheduled for Jan
I 9. on Jan. 27. its Double
Inia-c .And Fn&n e,,cnmi!s
are alio \% mpg nights
Whether dati or night is
H our fawnte time. the skiing
is ah%a% s ercat at Dagmar
Da\timc skiers lo\c the
resorts scenic beautv snox%
cov crcd alpine slopes and
mountain trails. night skiers
can take ad\ antage of special
$15 rates %londa\ through
kno,-vN-n
appreciation program on the
road This Near. he %\ill %isit
Durham schools in %%hich.
assisted bti a \golf %ideo.
photos and artifacts. he mll
attempt to drite home the tact
that wol%cs are our friends In
a month-long project at
Sinclair Sccondan School to
lVhttb\. he will actuall\ be
accompanied b. a %%off tram a
local voo
"Through m% program
students learn the truth about
wohes." he saes. -making it a
beautiful and meaningful
experience
Not surpnsingi}. Owen has
written man poems
concerning wol%es. And theN
ha\e been x�elkrecci%cd His
book. "Under Moonlea%cs".
t
Sahirdta�
Dight skiing is especia]IN
popular %%nh loccrs
enchanted be the surreal
effect created bN the resort s
ski lights on dnftim-, sno\% or
a Tonanuc interlude on a ski
lift Others lo\c the glare of
lights as ihe� take to the
highest peak to break the
sound barrier
Dagmar s Ski School.
designed for students of all
ages. incorporates into its
programs the Skier
Technical E\ahiation
Program (STEP). as
dc\ eloped b\ the Canadian
Ski Instructors .Alliance
Children , to 5 can (earn to
ski in a game-oncnted
atmosphere on SaturdaN s
and Sunda% s in the 9 -week
SKiW I program
WEEKS\DERS offers
wolves
which contains 26 of his best
wolf poems. is now into its
third printing
A high school teacher of
English and Art in Sault Ste
Marie. preceding, his
retirement trom a career
mhich spanned a, Ncars.
0«cn turned io %Hung in
19X4 His sc\enth book. -She
Said. He Said \%as launched
just prior to Christmas
A member of the
prestigious League of
Canadian Poets. Neill has
wniten o\er-I.(00 poems
Most successful poets self -
publish their works. and Owen
Neill is no exception
As part of his marketing
technique. Owen saes he has
found that it helps to net\%ork
and meet other wntcrs He has
recent(% formed a new group
for writers in Port Perri and
serves as Director of Poctry
and Songwriting for The
Writers' Circle of Durham
Region.
In this latter capacity. he is
currentiv conducting The
WritersCircle of Durham
Region Christmas Winter
Festival Poetn• Contest. with
pnLes ranging from S25 to
5100. The contest deadline
being January 31. anyone
wishing to enter should call
Owen at (905)9854356.
Even- other Monday night.
children and adults a 9 -«eek
course \rith STEP e, aluation
and lift tickets. all in one
inclusi%e package Private .
programs are also available
for indn ideals or famal\
groups
Ski conditions are
especiall% great this «inter at
Dagmar. �%ith Rood snow,
excellent courses and trails
and scencrn second -to -none
Alpine skum, hours are l)
a. rn to P) i p. m Monda\ to
Fnda, g a m to 10 p.m
Saturda\ . 9 a m to
p m Sunda-, Cross countn
hours are lt01 a.m. to 3
p.m on «cckda% s. 9 a m. to
4 3u p m on �%eckcnds
Dagmar Ski Resort is
located at 1220 Lakendgc
Road North ( Durham 23 ).
For more information call
(9(15) 649-2002 or 686-1
and poets
0\�cn can usual.% be found.
rcadm, his poetr,. and
&A-- Mc-cv x,
David Giddings. marketing manager of Dagmar Ski Resort
:and Chris Plummer of Canadian Ski Patrol.
chairing the organ;i;auon.s
.
Poets, hi hts %%hick run from
- to 9 p m . at the Classic
Coffee H,)use. 111 1 1 Ba% l\ St
in Pickering The next Poets
Night is scheduled for
2,
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Neill »ill also be bust as
chains;an on MaN 3th. when
Pon Perr-, becomes host for
Soup,'Bagel
the annual Conference . t the
$ 99
2
Ontario Chapter of the League
& Coffee
of Canadian Poets. as he
pro%cs once again that poets.
far from being lost in the
Open 6:30 am Mon. -Fri.
muse. often lead %crn bus\
8:30 Sat.
li%cs. going places and
am
meeting people E%cn though
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hobnobbing wth nol\cs
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Dance and Beep Fit program,
and hadminton. provide both
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In your lifetime you have cooked enough meals to feed
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1955 Valley Farm Road, Pickering, Ontario L IV 1 X6
Find us in the Yellow Pages, listed under "Retirteffilent Homes".
c%ercise and compam. In the
main hall.lai Chi. table tennis
and clogging keep members
acti%c. hhe carnes room offers
three billiard tables for
rela\ation and competition:
the lounge is the site for
euchre. bridge and pinochle.
Ihrouohout the \ear the club
sponsor: dances. fashion
shoes. craft sales and hinge.
And it has a kitchen offering
lunches at %erg reasonable
prlcel.
How do \ ou become a
member" 1 he oni\
requirements are that \ ou he at
east `i \ cart tit age and a
•c,ident of Pickering. [hop in
:o pick up an application. For
.t 51 i annual tee. you ha%e
,recess to the main hall.
ounge. mna,ium and
_arae, room. Man\ of the
programs Offered are tree w ith
membership while those
reywrinL! instruction from
e\pens are mailable fk)r a
small charce.
Hill Nicks. president of the
club. sa\ s that though it's
bursting at the ,earn,. the club
alwa\s welcomes new
members. Bill regularly
makes presentation, to town
council and is now acti%eh
seeking funds to expand the
facilit%.
The club sponsors man\
functions throughout the \ear:
planned excursions to the
theatre. racetrack and dinner
shows locall%, as well as
cruises and flights to more
southern climes.
Besides the support it
reeei%es from the Town of
Pickering. the club is assisted
b% local merchants. and
benefits from the resources
and talents of its members.
The South Pickering
Senior's Club is located at 910
Liverpool Road South in
Pickering just south of Bayly.
Drop in or call (905) 420-5049
or 420-6588 for more
information.
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Assumptions are only half -cor-
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in the mood for some brain
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Generate excitement for a pro-
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An idol of yours has clay feet.
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Medicine and diabetes
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The session will be held on
Medications in Diabetes
Wed.. Jan. 17 at 7 p m in
Pharmacist Karen McCaul
conference rooms A. B and C
%till be discussing both the
on the west lower level of the
medications used to treat
hospital. Although pre-
diabetes (insulin and pills).
registration is not required.
and also what medications
-anyone wishing further
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information should contact the
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Health Education Centre at
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Neighborhood groups snarled in traffic
by Richard Fleming
Three different
neighborhood groups had
three different opinions on
conclusions of a traffic study
that were presented to the
Pickering council's executive
committee Monday. Jan. R.
The S9,000 study carried
out by consultants Read.
Voorhees and Associates Ltd.
last June. looked at the
problem of through traffic in
the Brookridge Gate
Dalcwood Drivc and
Rougemount Drive
neighborhoods
A license plate study
conducted by the consultants
showed that there is a high
proportion of through traffic
on both Brookndge Gate and
Dale"ood Dnye as Nell as on
Rougemount Drive The
volume of traffic ranged from
60 to 100 vehicles per hour
during the day on
Rougemount Drive and about
35 vehicles per hour on the
other two streets Of that
volume one-third were
travelling to or from the
Rougemount Centre and two-
thirds to or from Kingston
Road
The consultants
recommended that Durham
Region be requested to widen
Altona Road from Kingston
Road to Sheppard Avenue to
four lanes to encourage
through traffic to use it rather
than local roads
They also said that council
should ask the region to
reviews off-peak signal timmg
at Kingston Road and Altona
Road and at Kingston Road
and Rougemount Dn�c in an
attempt to reduce delaN s for
Altona Road traffic which
otherwise might use local
roads
in addition, the report
suggested that turn
prohibitions should be
introduced on Brookridge
Gate Dale%Nood Drive to
reduce through traffic One
option would prohibit the
through traffic movement
across Altona Road bemeen
Valley Gate and Brookridgc
Gate Left and right turns
would be the onlw movements
permitted on each of the
approaches to Altona Road
The other option N%ould
prohibit right turns from
Dale wood to Rougemount and
eft turns from Rougemount to
')a I e �% ood
An Internet primer
Provided b% Hazelton
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To current users. the
Internet represents a rw,.%
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communicating %%nth friends
and business associates ill
other parts of the country
and around the %%orld. To
others. the interna is a wen
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nranel that has txtin the
subject of considerable
In pc in the media Whtic
the concept of Ino%% the
Internet actuailh works is
mind-boggling to most.
prospectwe Internet users
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to deter them from getting
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would there be on the roads
today?
Exploring the Internet
and interacting with
information resources
located around the world is
benefitting people from
every walk of fife: teachers,
students, business
operators, farmers, artists,
retirees, to mention only a
few. It is in an effort to help
remove some of the mystery
and intimidation factor
` associated with the Internet
l , that this editorial has been
prepared. It is toward the
potential Internet user that
-this editorial is directed.
What is the Internet?
In brief, the Internet is
mthing more than a high
_. ;speed communications link
which combines all the
benefits of conventional
surface rywil. telephone
voice, and telephone FAX
to transmit mlontiation
from one location to
another Willi the click of a
computer mouse. users cam
access nnfornlation from
sources located %imualh
anN%0cre in the norld
Because of the vast number
of inicrnct ilsem. more and
more companies and
professionals are
ad%crin%tnp their sen ices
and products on the
Intcrinoel Although such
information does receive
world-wide exposure.
a cl%ertisers can still select
the geographic boundaries
within which they choose to
conduct business.
What does a potential
user need to get on the
lntcmet?
The basic package
necessary to connect with
the Internet consists of: a
computer (a 386, Mac L or
better) with a modem
(minimum 516(10 baud
recommended), a telephone
fine and a contract with an
Internet provider. A printer
would also be beneficial for
those wishing to retain a
hardcopy printout of
information discovered
while browsing through the
Internet.
What should a potential
Internet user consider when
getting on-line?
As with the purchase of a
car, the features (or Internet
services) required will vary
from user to user. In certain
situations, a user may find it
preferable to select a loA%
cost/low% access time/
nurumuni scn ices packa ue
Such users gencralk arc
interested oni% ut law, ing an
"E-lfaif account wvhich
allow%s them to send and
receive messages
Experience Ira% shoe n.
hoiw%er. that the niajonh
of users v%ish to explore the
Internet to obtain
information from locations
around the world. For such
users. a higher priced
package would be required
which would pro%ide them
access to sen ices such as
the World -Wide -Web
(WWW). Telnet. Gopher.
Archie. or NEWS. to
mention omit a few
How does a potential
Internet user get on-line'.)
In Durham Region, there
arc a number of Internet
providers who represent the
linkage between the user
and the Internet (see ads in
the Yellow Pages under
"Computers" or in local
newspapers). The services
offered by these providers
vary, as do the monthly
service packages.
As with many things, you
get what you pay for. In
general, the cheaper the
service package price, the
less the customer will
receive, both in terms of
monthly Internet access
time and/or in terrtnts of the
on-line service features
provided. Before signing a
contract with any Internet
provider, it is recommended
that the potential user obtain
a listing of all the on-line
sen ices and month]% access
tunic prow idcd w nth each
SUN Ice package The
proytder should also
indicate the tourk rate
le. ied should the
cia il,omonthh access time
pros idcd %%ith the package
he cxcccdcd
Other considerations
Once a potential
customer has decided to get
on-line and has dctcnnmcd
%%bill %can ices arc being
offered b% Internet
proyidcrs thew hate
contacted. a is
recommended that thc% also
consider a number of other
factors before selecting
their Internet proytder. Such
factors %would include.
— hoH does the pro%ider
go about getting a customer
on-line?
— how long does it take
to get a customer on-line?
— what kind of service
(and at what cost) does the
provider offer should a
hardwamisoftware problem
be encountered when
installing the customer's
Internet access software
Package?
— are the Internet
provider's offices located
nearby, or on the other side
of Toronto, for example?
— can the provider
upgrade a user's computer
equipment should a faster
modem be required?
— excluding the user's
own modem capacity what
is the minimum data
transfe,. rate a user will
experience through the
provider's system?
It was also mentioned that
the speed limit should be
enforced on Rougemotmt
Drive although manpower
shortages would limit the
amount of time police can be
stationed there
Finally the report said that
sidewalk's could be added to
Rougemount Drive for
pedestrian safety kith initialh
a temporan sideNkalk being
installed on the east side of the
existing right of wa% and later
sidc%�alks could be pro%ided
on both sides of Rougemount
Dn�e
Anne %White. representing
the Rouge Vallew communis
Association. said that ktihilc continued on page 12
she agreed Guth tour of the
I
five recommendations. her
;roup %chementh opposed
the option that would prohibit
traffic moving across Altona
Road bcmeen Vallee Gate and
Brookndge Gate She said that
it is not through traffic but
rather is traffic that is
continuing, through its own
communis on the x\av to the
local shopping plata or to
do\\ntowwn Pickering
Enro Girardi. co-chairman
of the Dale�\ood
Neighborhood Association,
said he also supported tour of
the fk e recommendations but
he ,-)pposcd Anne �Vhiie and
supports through traffic
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recommcn dcd -- a slov%cr
rate will increase data
transfer time and ultirnaich
%%ill Ir;nyc a negatiyc impact
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caul access infornlation)
— %%Itat other computer
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do%%nload frec%%arc and
sharcv%are on a host of
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wt►tcnh:d about c.xpo;ing
their children to smut on the
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arc designed to prevent
access io sites offcnng such
material There are also a
number of _,00d books on
the markci luch lun c been
%%nuen to help users take
ach antage of tlx: resources
of the Internet Such
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through local bookstores or
coninuu»m libraries. %%hale
a number of lntcrnct
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Championship
table tennis
coming to
Pickering Flea Market
Top table tennis pla- ers from across the province are set to
challenge for the inaugural Pickering Flea Niarket Open
Table Tennis Championships
On Sun . Jan 28. the Pickcnng Table Tennis Club is set to
host the first annual tournament at the Metro East Trade
Centre The tournament will be pla-, ed during the flea market
hours. `) a.m to 4 p m . in what promises to be a head -turning
event
"This is the first time �.c'vr done something like this."
said tournament official John Vanderkolk "it's an extremeh
big undertaking and we feel ..c have the people to pull it
off -
Approximateh 110 club pla\ ers from Oak% elle to Oshawa
are expected to gather in Pickering for the C%ent
"There is a lot of interest." said Vanderkolk "Its a
spectacle And it will be interesting for shoppers \rho are
walking b% It's a showpiece-
Up
howpiece-Up to 10 tables will be in use at one time to giv a the
Sundae shopping crowd some \ anet. Vanderkolk said
onlookers can expect some top-notch competition from the
club pla%ers expected to participate
-Even match %.ill be ver.. v cn competim e." promises
Vanderkolk
Make no mistake about it, this tournament will not be
basement pla\ ers "There's a lot of basement pla\ ers out
there who might want to come out and see how its done."
said Vanderkolk "There's a tremendous difference betv.een
basement pla}ers and club table tennis pla.ers Table tenrus
is one heck of a sport that hasn't got the recognition it
clesen es -
Ranging in ages from the Under -11 :age group to the Mens
Open and Women's Open dryisions, the inaugural
championships arc set to provide some entertaining action
Former Canadian champion Daae Mahabir and current Oyer -
55 National champion Ron Bicekerstaff will be competing.
"It doesn't matter how old . ou are.' said Vanderkolk of
the yanet% of participants who are expected to compete "It
just maners how good you are."
Demonstrations from the top players are also being
considered to showcase the sport.
Vanderkolk brought the championships to the Metro Fast
Trade Centre after being turned away from their own club
site. It has turned out to be a blessing in disguise as they were
able to get the facility for free.
"Kim F11is at the flea market has been a big help,' said
Vanderkolk. `I think the flea market is a good attraction and
good for Pickering. It's something for the people to look
forward to.
"We believe it can be a yearly event. We really feel very
strongly it will be one of the biggest events in table tennis. I
would realty like to make it big." -
To advertise in this space
call us at
905-837- 1888
or fax your team's stats
to 905-837-0260
Pickering Freeway Ford novice team won their division in the Pickering house league tournament.
Dumbarton senior Is 1. ready
llanbartom High School's
about it, the g+rls from"1:st
Senior girls' volletball team is
pear's LOSS a cbatupwnsbip
read% to defend dwr Lake
team want another shot at the
:Ontario Secondan School
Ontario Federation of Schools
:Association tide
Athletic Association title.
Hatiing already won one
"Thea have high expectations
tournament in addnuom to
from themselves said Clutton.
:finishing as finalists m two
"Oar goal for the year is to am
,offers, the Dtaibartoii team has
our league and that isn't gtmig to
:its sights set on teturnimg to die
be easy. But they have
provbicialebampimships.
:aspirations of OFSAA. Thew
.::::Sittiag fist in the KoviucW
were there last year and they'd
;kings, Dx6arton is off to a
like to go back "
.34 sw tD the rcoar scum
the team are Julie
after a hard -fou* victory at
Cunningham, Ern$ Latimer and
bme rmaitly against a gritty
Lindsay acid Laura Wells.
High School team.
Latina Webs displayed her
ttabattim; wilt all the
itwmdibk talents, stiong4AM
s> penia= back on die la or for
p u%zs, nand kaders ip against
awdwr season, were in a 4109
Aim Wigs and l aW= are t#tC
,fillkbin prevailed wi* a 15-6,
keys to gte oc m's stiasess as
7.15,1-10vicoaty, ..
W6;WifcImaagainst Aju
:`°leis 4 tic t CIM tuaRk
>aM they needed it W49.�
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Sty C "1.befim-
#S dettety ilgat
Annandale team in
investors finals activity
by Jim Easson
The Annandale Curling
Club team. skipped by John
Williams, started action in
the Investors Group Trophy
Bonspiel on Saturday. Jan 6
and sun iv ed to the Saturday
Jan 13th final pla} .
Annandale sent 21 teams into
the 91 st edition of the
worlds oldest continuous
bonspiel. all their other
teams were sidelined during
pla} throughout the week.
The Williams rink ended
up in the Trophy Fourth
Event, and their run ended in
the final Saturday semi-final
action. With John were All
Bell at lead, Brian Gaudet
playing second, and Ken
Pawlett at vice. The team
ended up with prizes and
enjoyed a banquet at the host
St. George's club that got
many compliments.
The road to the Canadian
Men's Curling Champion-
ships moved along another
step on the weekend of Jan.
12 to 14. Three Annandale
teams that won their way out
of the club last December
went to the Nokia Cup zone
pla% downs in Uxbridge
Teams skipped by Jon
Payne. Warren Leslie and
Rob Turcotte entered the
playdown, but onh Bob
Turcotte won his way to the
next hurdle. the Nokia Cup
region playdown. to beheld
at the Bayview Courtin. Club
next weekend. Jan. 20-21.
Playing with Bob are Ro}
Weigand, Jason Mitchel and
Dick Howson. From the
eight -team double knockout
regional playdown, two
teams will advance to the
Provincial Nokia Cup Finals
in Pickering Feb. 6-11.
Congratulations go to the
Paul Bourque household in
Ajax. Daughter Kim is
attending Memorial
University in
Newfoundland, and her team
there won the Junior
Women's _ provincial
championship Jan. 13. The
team advances to the
Canadian Finals slated for
Edmonton, Alberta, Feb. 3 -
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Ibis Weekend
East Side Marios
3rd Annual Co-ed
Sno-Pitch
Tournament
Thv event is held on Saturday,
January 20, 1996 from 8:00 am to
4:00 pm in several Ajax
Community Centres. We are
anticipating 12 - 20 teams with an
average of 15 player per team for
this one day event. The two dia-
nionds a1 the Macleans
Community Centre, just north of
Flwy. 2 and Westney Rd. N.. and
the two diamonds at the
Applecroft P.S. on Coles Avenue.
The entry fee is $150.00 per
team with all proceeds going to
Hcart and Stroke research. The
event is hosted by East Side
vlarios Restaurant in Ajax, near
the 401, on Weslney Rd. S.
If there are any questions con-
cerning this event contact Brian at
( 905 ) 696-1 5 2 1.
Don't miss it!
-The Rig G:ince" featuring the
best collegiate basketball players in
the province at Durliam College.
Six individuals will be representing
Durham College at the All-star
Games. Lords men's head coach
Kerry Vinson. OCAA cast leading
scorer Augusto Duquesne, 4th year
guard Rick .lordan, for the ladies
Stephanie Kas4an. guard Colleen
Cherwaty and standout guard
Melanie Raeside.
Ajax resident Theresa Strong of
George Brown College and
Pickering's Ann -Marie Darlington
of Seneca College will also partici.-
pate.
Women's game starts at 5:30 p.m.
and the Men's game starts at approx-
imately 8:00 p.m. on Saturday
January 20, 1996.
Coming Up
WED. JAN. 17
HIGH SCHOOL
CoIRLS VOLLEYBALL
1:45 P.M.
Henry Street at Dunbarton High
School
SUN. JAN. 21
PICKERING PANTHERS
Markham versus Pickering at
Pickering Recreation Complex
7:30 p.m.
First Pickering
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Vandergeest (Martin - Horne)18:55
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Panthers
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Martin (Schoot-Cornacchia)
Oshawa
Sproat (Baker - Kilfoy)
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Men's Basketball Scoring Leaders Durham College
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GP
DRB
ORS
PTS
PPG
Du9uesne, Augusto
4
12
25
89
22.3
Witliams, Kevin
6
10-
19
105
17.5
Jordon, Ride
6
3
15
85
142
Stewart, Sean
6
4
8
56
9.3
Glasgow, Justin
3
4
12
27
9.0
Parray, Reefer
5
1
0
38
7.6
Glasgow, Steve
3
9
9
37
7.4
Cory, Thomas
6
4
5
35
5.0
Leron, Bill
6
7
20
20
3.3
Oke, Gari
6
3
6
13
2.2
Bernier, Kelly
6
1
2
2
0.3
McCarl. Jason
4
0
2
1
0.3
Women's Basketball Scoring Leaders Durham College
Nome
GP
DRS
ORS
PTS
PPG
Kassian, Stephanie
7
12
16
79
11.3
Raeside, Malanie
7
10
20
73
10.4
Wayne, Heidi
7
13
20
63
9.0
Smith, Heather
7
3
17
40
5.7
Cherwaty, Colleen
7
2
15
31
4.4
Cook, Sharon
7
6
5
26
3.7
Triprmy, Tara
7
6
16
21
3.0
Thompson, CoNirda
7
2
3
1.5
1.9
Miler, Cindy
7
2
10
10
1.4
Gibson, Vanesa
7
5
9
9
1.3
Ferren, Lori
4
1
0
4
1.0
Men's Volleyball
Scoring Leaders
Durham Coliege
Nang MP
GP
K so
SA
PTS
PPG
Daryl Reid 7
18
as 4
6
78
4.3
Eric Evers 7
11
39 5
2
46
4.2
Steve McDonald -7
11
29 6
1
36
8.3
Provincial Junior A Hockey - Ruddock Division
Games
Tewm
G
W
L
T
F
A
P
Kingston
35
28
4
9
179
90
60
Bowrnanv►Ne
36
18
16
2
153 '
159
40
Trenton
40
17
20
8
187
204
37
Cobairg
35
15
18
2
142
154
32
Pelerlwrough
97
11
25
1
136
177
25
Alex
SA
7
128
5
125
2100
29
82
Metro Junior A Hockey - East Division
31
Tian
G
W
L
T
F
A
P
Wextad
34
'27
5
2
178
91
56
Thornhill
33
22
10
1
168
115
45
Mwkharn
91
17
12
2
135
127
36
We
32
15
16
1
124
133
31
John CarWe
33
9
21118
5
33
162
s' 00
Oshawa
3537
5
1t5
f
114
183
15
After starting 1996 with three consecutive losses.
the Panthers finally got in the %tin column mth a
resounding 9-: thrashing of arch rivals from Oshav a
Oshawa had humiliated Pickering late in '95 at the
complex with an 8-2 %icton So the Panthers
retumed the favor. Goallender R -an Lo%%e picked up
his first %stn of the season against the Legionaires It
«as his third start and he earned the third star
nomination. Paul Ho%%es continued his goal sconng
streak against Osha%%a. talking once to extend the
streak to three straight games
%1eam%hile. Graham Horne had notched eight
points in the last three games
Panther Scoring as of Jan. 7, 1996
Pleyer
Games
Goals Assists
Points
PIM
Anthony Cornacchia
31
15
15
30
37
Jamie Jeanes
31
12
18
30
67
John Gallagher
25
12
11
23
4
Kyyto Martin
29
7
13
20
41
Chirs Ryan
31
6
11
19
52
Jeremy Schott
16
6
13
19
104
Richard Spooner
29
3
14
17
60
Jason Wilson
31
7
9
16
37
Graham Horne
29
7
7
14
82
Chris Hunter
31
3
8
11
48
Stephen Koechlin
22
2
8
10
21
Bram Hellendoorn
28
4
3
7
4
Stu Vandergeest
30
4
3
7
2
Joe Sorentino
28
0
7
7
20
Everett Morns
18
3
3
6
49
Jeremy Murphy
21
3
3
6
14
John CarWe
20
1
4
5
33
Matt Hermal
26
1
4
5
22
Jeff Bain
7
3
1
4
24
Jason Reed
13
0
2
2
4
Eric Abayyof
16
0
2
2
7
Michael Pinkey
23
0
2
2
12
Paul Howes
6
1
0
1
5
Brendan Charters
12
0
1
1
21
Derek McNamara
1
0
0
0
0
Craig Marshall
1
0
0
0
0
Ryan Lowe
1
0
0
0
0
Darrell Upton
3
0
0
0
0
Jeff Stewart
3
0
0
0
0
Ryan Scavuzzo
3
0
0
0
0
Goagerdw Stats
GP
GA
MIN
AVG
SV.
PCT.
Joe Sorentino
25
112
1493
4.50
.829
Dustin Cunningham
3
17
149
6.85
.793
Ryan Lowe
1
7
60
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t.'sing the living room as an
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There is a trend toward
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The way you place your
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The paper plan will help
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Once you have your major
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improve areas where there is
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volume." he said. "They are
addressing a problem where
there is no problem."
Since some of the roads
imohed are regional roads.
regional councillor Rick
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Region public works
. -
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March I. That
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Room, chat work may look
as though they just happen, but
as with most things that seem
effortless, the furniture
arrangement is usually the
result of careful thought and
planning Here's how to do it,
t.'sing the living room as an
example. ask yourself how you
plwl to use the rrxxn.
%% Im 1 w r or not you do a lot
of entertaining, whether your
style is casual or formal,
whether you have children or
pets, and the kinds of activities
that might take place in the
room (desk work or a televi-
sion for example) all have a
bearing on the way you put the
room together.
The characteristics of the
room itself will also determine
decorating limitations or possi-
bilities.
The size curd placement of
windows and the way they
LYMBIRD
LUMBER
p] PERTS
It
686-5002
477 Kincreton Rd Pickenng
affect the light control of the
room. the focal point (a view, a
TV or a fireplace, for
instance), and the type and
condition of wall and floor sur-
faces all play important roles
in the way you will arrange the
furniture.
After analyzing your needs
and the physical properties of
the room, take accurate mea-
surements, including windows,
fireplaces and doorways, then
transfer this floor plan to graph
paper according to scale.
Next, measure your furni-
ture and cut paper shapes to
scale to move around on your
floor plan. Or trace the shapes
from templates of basic furni-
ture pieces available at art sup-
ply stores.
Lay out the paper shapes
(including any fumiture items
you may be planning to
acquire), taking into considera-
- - - fAIRRORED DOORS
tion the size of the furniture
piece, where it will be used
most effectively and attractive-
ly (for conversation or for
work) and the traffic pattern in
the room.
Arrange the large or major
pieces of furniture, such as the
sofa. first. It may go against a
wall but it doesn't have to.
There is a trend toward
moving furniture away from
the wall toward the centre of
the room. The sofa could then
act as a divider, with perhaps a
sofa table or a desk behind it.
The way you place your
furniture should also relate to
the need for conversational
areas or clusters. Depending on
the size of your room, you
could have one main cluster or
two or three conversation areas
that could be expanded as
,'lite furniture in a conversa-
tion cluster could consist of a
sofa and chairs, or you might
bring together chairs, or you
might bring together chairs
with an ottoman, or place two
loveseats across from each
other.
The paper plan will help
you visualize the best combi-
nations, including the appro-
priate occasional pieces such
as coffee and end tables. Tip:
for best conversation, people
should never be seated more
than eight or nine feet apart.
Once you have your major
furniture pieces arranged, and
the conversation cluster or
clusters worked out, you can
add the secondary accent
pieces to complement the look.
Plants, art work and acces-
sories can be used to fill empty
corners, add dimension and
lend an important finishing
touch to the arrangement.
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Io
by Richard Fleming
John (Jerry) England says
will not be placing his
me before Pickeringcotincil
r consideration as regional
uncillor for ward 2.
England. mmncr-up to the
ate David Farr in the
IlNo%ember 1994 municipal
election. was recently elected
president of the Toronto Real
Estate Board (TREB) in
December. the laraest real
estate board in North
America His term as chief
elected officer. which will
continue to the end of 1996. is
almost a full-time
commitment
-,While I would welcome
the opportunity to sone m\.
community as ward 2 regionsi
councillor. my recent election
as TREB president prcents
me from being able to commit
the time and energ} I believe
card residents dcser%e." he
said i hate ahead% made
commitment to the Toronto
Real Estate Board and I feel it
is imperanNe that I stand
behind that commitment
Enland_ however_ has not
ruled out the possibilitt of
tunnmg in the nest municipal
election and he thanked not
only those who supported ham
;n the last election but also
those to,ho encoura-ed him to
seek this xacancy He also
expressed has sincere
condolences to the famil% and
friends of the laic Dai id Farr
Enuland noted that he had
considered hinlselr as ine of
three IoEocai choices foo the
position. the other it\n betiw
ward 2 local councillor Sherri
Scats and prexions incumhcni
Kip ban Kempen
"As an elector. i feel it
would be appropnatc io
promote ward resident
councillor Sems and replace
her either h\ a clnalified
individual or b% holding a h% -
election. Councii has
performed estremels ucll t•?
date and I feel the% sh luld
endca our to a\ ofd
iinneccssary controxcrs\
within hoth the council and
the community." he said
Ajax receives status report
by John Cooper
While an alignment placing
the new Pickering Beach Road
just west of Carruthers Creek
would save homes from
expropriation and a local donut
shop from destruction, it would
also use an additional 1 5 acres
of useful propert� and add
Sloo.w) to S200Il(N) to its
final cost. Ajax's standing
committee of the whole heard
at its last meeting
I•he status report on the class
EA (cnyironment assessment)
was presented to committee
members bs Garn, Pappin of
Totten Sims Hubicki, the
consultant hired by Durham
Region to conduct the study
Rcprescntim; the re<,ion was
Mike Wilson, who said the
class EA offers a thorough
examination of social and
community issues and the
opportunity to identify
Van Kempen declines
Local businessman. Kip
Van Kempen, his indicated
that he is not interested, at this
point in time, in being
appointed to the vacant seat on
Pickering council. Van
Kempen, who represented
ward 2, where the current
vacancy exists, for the six
years preceding the last
election, was narrowly edged
out by Wayne Arthtus in the
mayoralty race in 1994, in one
of, the closest contests W
ms's may.
Ja 1991, he won his ward 2"
sem in a landslide, when be
detlieatjed Dong Dickerson widi
a margin of nearly two to on.
"I am hiatlaerod io have been
appioadiicd mimb and��
bol ilk and past —.10 pad
my ttttaw flbrwltid and 811 the
Vacancy on Pickering
c ou md," he said. "Tbe )eters
of support n d words of
oasrratgetttri have been
tinost appreciseed. HovAw,
aft tipeWkft with airy fay,
I bave to pass at alas
point im time on seekmg the
:Vita Ken_pen Was very
carotid in eatpressit his
views. "h don't feel it is
appropriate deo appoint
someone unless these has boom
CkW public support for the
individual. Often there is no
difference between .a
candidate finishing as runner-
up or finishing dead last.
Sonic names being considered
have actually been voted out
of office by the public.
Something' is wrong with
democracy if politicians then
fly in the face of the public
when it has spoken. This
shows no regard for the
Voters.
"With at least two years left
in the terata, and possibly a
third, an election should be
bdd. Since an appointment to
the region is mandatory,
couch should look no further
than local councillor Sheri
Semis — the only person on
council wbo received the
m 4ority support from the
residents inward 2.
"2 don't rule out nutting for
bou ncil at some time in the
Mot: be added, Mut that
will only be in an election —
at a point when I fed I have a
etas' me -from the voters.
RqM now, as owner of Van
Kempen Insurance, First
"z.Pidw* Travel and several
tither business ventttrts, I have
plenty to keep me busy. I am
also enjoying my volunteer
work with the Conservation
Foundation and work within
the community."
potential problems and develop
solutions
The process represents -'the
best consensus" of all
interested parties. said Wilson
Dunn- consultations. the
public indicated a preference
for a more easicrh alagnincnt
of Pickerm�, Beach Road. set io
run from HwN '_ to south of
Emperor Street, said Pappin
The new road will form an
interchange with the set -to -
expand Hw} 401. replacing an
existing inicrcham,c at
Harwood Ayc and H%%} -till
The more easterly road could
shift the interchange to about
150 metres cast of its proposed
location under the current
alignment Cost of the
tntercham,e is estimated at S6 -
The more caste -IN route.
along the ilood plain of
Carruthers Creek, a%oids
exmstm(-v businesses cast of the
current Pickens_ Beach Road
"Othcnymsc. Yunum L)onuts
would ha,6c been in the middle
of the road," said Pappin.
adding that the cost would
Durham police react to } iarris cutbacks
The retraction of the Harns
government s promise not to
cut police funding has raised
the ire of the Durham
Regional Police Association
and others across the
pro%ince At an emertenc
meeting held in Peel on
Tuesday Jan. 9, a unanimous
resolution was passed to call
upon "Premier Harns.
Solicitor General Runciman
and the Government of
Ontario to take immediate
steps to fulfill their election
promises by placing a
Your New
Community
Newspaper
phone numbers:
Main and Display
Advertising:
837-1888
Classified:
837-2900
Fax:
837-0260
Th�ay .News
or our members at more risk
b% cutting back ,�n the ,ane
thing that \\c premised to do
— protect and sent ..
moratorium on reductions to
police funding lc%cls and to
exclude police services and
police personnel from the
pro%isions of Bill 26 -
The Durham Regional
Police Association is taking
immediate steps to contact all
local mayors and local
Progressive Consen•ame
members of parliament to set
increase hs a -ballpark" figure
of S P), i.(N N) to Sgt is i.000
Ward 2 councillor Pat
Brown asked if the re,ion was
a%%arc of a leiter from local
dccloper Runnymede
Dexcloprncnt Corp)rdtion Ltd
-'ouilinim, the loss of industnai
land ..
..Wc hac to bco_,tn
nc_ohaung wth Runnymede to
sec if there is a comptom:x.'
wilson responded
A draft cn1,uonmcntal stud\
report will Ile i\adablc bt the
crld of March. o2icials said
up mectms to air their
concerns retarding the critics!
ramiticatmons of the omnibus
Bill _6
With %molest crime %n the
rise. the spectre of cutbacks in
protecting the public and
police members could not
come at a worse time. say
police "It is vital that a sense
of order be apparent dunnt
turbulent times Reducing
manpower at this time is not
only dangerous but madness
We will neer willingly agree
to put members of the public
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At the January 15th meeting
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Mark Bongelli, an Ajax
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the presentation. is pleased with your efforts.
"We arc proud to have you too "
as a resident of Ajax and it is Gored in three places while
my pleasure as mayor of the in ing to break up a dispute
Towr1 of Ajax to present this between two female elephants.
commctidation." Parish said to Rcnsink was dragged b%
Bongelli, before adding Bongelli from the anmial's
jokingly. "I kno%k he l Renslnk I stall will critical Injuries T11c
Port Pem, resident was rushed
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The taste of tradition
For a nutritious pastry or the fragrant taste of fresh baked
morning rolls which remind you of Scotland, there's no match
for But 'N Ben Bakery in Pickering.
Lush greenery, a portrait of a Scottish poet and the famous
Haggis cottage greet you upon entry to But iN Ben. In fact, the
name itself denotes a small crofters cottage on the Scottish
highlands. say John and Helen Tannahill who, along with
daughters Sherry and Melanie, own two But 'N Ben Bakeries
• — in Scarborough and Pickering.
But 'N Ben Bakery serves up five generations of recipes
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from Scotland. "It is an embodiment of the culinary tradition
of old fashioned goodness and fine pastry malting and baking
which has made But N Ben a trademark of quality for the past
30 years."
Tempting and fragrant with a gentle hint of freshly cut
apple, the delicious taste of applefrhubarb pie, custard crumble
or the slab apple legion are musts for sampling. Or savor the
aroma of freshly cooked Hogmarmy — a favorite way to start
a Nev., Year in Scotland, with a hearty mDund of Haggis paired
with Sultana cherry. madeira buns and short bread. The bakery
also offers a full line of Scottish meat products, Ayrshire
bacon, square sausage and Belfast ham. From birthday cakes,
eccks cakes. gingerbread buns and forfar blridies to hot dog
buns and strawberry shortcakes, But 'Id Ben is there to satisfy
>their C'!»tOlDeiS� t�.StC.
{`gOull Bqu The Tannahills say they inherited ilia fine tradition of
quality ung km Akx and Alice Hama, Heleds patents
tG the original owners of the ba" who handed it on to john
:...Helen says that her pamnis mined everybody in tine famrfiy
in the fine art of aookiug as early as age 3. "As kids we write
Wonderful Gift Ideas trained to do all the faces of rimming the bakery Wantas i
for All Occasions cleaning and counter work to dough maldeg and baking.",,.
Gift &Lskets i Victorian Crafts Even the Signifreant ovu>�r of th. Swish4.46t.Of ..>.
and Helen, invite all Durham residents to savor the baked
goodies which have given as much satisfaction to their regular
patrons over the years.
Visit But 'N Ben Bakery at 619 Kingston Rd. in Pickering:
for further information call (905)420-62(X1.
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A WEE TASTE OF SCOTLAND
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BUT'N' BEN SCOTTISH BAKERY
Just in time for "Robbie Burns Day"
Wholesale inquiries invited for Haggis needed for Burns Suppers.
CaU today, be fore trey Ry away.
Bakery - Pickering Butchers - Scarborough
(905) 420-6200 Sere (416) 438-4214
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PICKERING IL AND BUSINESS SKILLS
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WEGU Canada Inc., a progressive Canadian
manufacturer of custom moulded rubber and
plastic products, is currently seeking a qualified
INSIDE SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
to service the automotive and industrial markets.
The ideal candidate will have a minimum 3 years
experience in Sales/Engineering in the rubber or
plastic industry. Customer driven and service
oriented, you are an energetic self-starting engi-
neer or community college technician graduate.
Computer skills essential. Responsibilities include
co-ordinating customer inquiries, liaison between
sales group and engineering and order expedit-
ing.This is a growth position with a company
dedicated to exceeding our customer
expectations. Salary commensurate with
qualifications. Resumes only should be sent to:
WEGU Canada Inc.
Attention: Human Resources
Department
P.O. Box 567
Whitby, Ontario L1 N 5V3
Only applicants selected for interviews will be
contacted.
Articles For Sale E Articles For Sale
GUALrrY BURLED PECAN
Dark finish dining room
pedestal table and hutch.
Two 20• extensions Art
Shoppe purchase. Seats 12
when extended. Call 905-
985-7605 or 905-837-1 We.
New $6.00, now $3200.
WEDDING DRESS
Form fitting beaded long
dress with detachable train.
Size 9-10. Veil & earrings.
$800.00 or best offer.
CaU 839-0142 urn
No. Some programs offered
only at
Oshawa Campus
Call today for further
information and FREE
personal interview
Busy agency seeks males
and females. All types
immediately for film & T.V.
Background artists. No
experience required. Work
guaranteed.
416-961-2226 Jonathon
Sell AVON
Prexlucrs co help hay your
Chr,scmas bills & have fun
doing it. Call Pauline
today. Its easy & I'll show
you how.
427-4689
First five callers get a
FREE gift.
Skilled 7
AZ Drivers wetted
for T.O. based Transport Co.
Short/Long Haub, abstract,
Police search, I.C.C. Medical a
must. Steady work, 8°0d equip-
ment and rates. Pard Layover,
safety bonus and more.
Pbw 416-740-3111 1
SEWING CLASSES
for girls ages 8 and up to
make their own outfits on
a machine. 1 hour per
week. Mondays and
Thursdays.
Call Carla
Ajax South 686-2569
PP
TRAIN IN ONLY 5 MONTHS
• Microsoft Office • WordPerfect • Lotl.S - Keyboarding '
-Bookkeeping -Office Administration
W • Computer Support
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CALL TODAY Financial assistance may be available
MISSISSAUGA (905) 238-6422 Full Classroom instruction.
MARKHAM (905) 940-9100 Day & evening programs
AJAX (so5) 427-1922 \^ Diamond Management Institute
NEW HOMES SALES
PERSON
Required for an Oshawa site.
Previous experience necessary,
position to commence
immediately. We offer a
competitive base salary +
commission. Please fax resume
in confidence
c/o New Homes Manager
(905) 837-2555
Articles For Sale
FOR SALE
1992 Arctic Cat
Wildcat 700
snowmobile.
Low mileage,
Good condition
$5000.00
After 6 pm
905-985-3187
Port Perry
Beautiful Wedding
Gown For Sale
Simple size 7 gown, not
overpowering with sequins.
Floor length with 4 h. train.
Asking $400.00
Chantal 728-7967
FOR SALE
Swiss made Husqvama
sewing machine. 2yyears
old. Model 2153300
Model 225 $250
Just been serviced.
CARLA
686-2569
VOORTMAN-
COOKIES LTD.
Seeking Independent
Distributor for
Pickering/Ajax/Whitby
area. Capital
Investment Req d.
Send Resume to P.O.
Box 5206
Burhngton,Ont. L7R
4L4 or Fax to:
905-332-5499
FLOATING COTTAGE
39 FOOT HOUSE
CRUISER - TWIN 1/0
ENGINES FULLY
F.QUIPPF.D - GREAT FOR
FISH AND LAZY
AFTERNOONS CAI -I. TO
SEE 420-7532
Articles for Sale
Baby fumiture - White Lepine
Crib, mattress, glider rocker,
six drawer dresser changing
table $650.00. Excellent
Condition Plus lots more.
Call 619-3155
2 Trc% )unlop I I R i 185/60
$9e. Snowsuit \Vomans
perir $1 10. Teac Srereo
C:asscrte Deck f65.
Queen Rcd Spread with
curtains $280.
Phone 905-428-7569
FOR SALE
1993 Polaris Indv 440
Snowmobile, low
mileage, extras, good
condition. $4300.00
428-1109 Steve
Articles For Sale
Parquet -look dining
room table and 6 chairs
with cane backs and
cushioned seats and china
cabinet $250.00
Phone 905-686-8518
SIMNIS FAT BOY
SNOWBOARD
163 cm. Great condition,
'94 model $450.00
579-7'977
Articles Wanted�
TOP PRICES AUD
APPRM&US ALSO GIVEN
tM ONE KEN (905) (A6. W AA7IM
House Cleaning E Autos For Sale
HOUSE CLEANING
420-0962 or 420-'s391 for a
free estimate.
1;10udec&e 11;114
Available on short notice.
Trustworthy & references
available.
Vere reasonable prices
1905 683-2977
Pager - 416) 600-0343
(416 291-8244
Loving Caregiver Needed
ASAP for 2 small children
aged 2 and 6. In the
Dellbrook / Major Oaks
area. References req'd.
Non smoker.
Please call after 6pm
619-2985
ADULT CAREGIVER
for 1 toddler. 1 infant.
Days. evenings. Alterriate
weekends. South- West
Pickering, non smoking.
References.
Call 839-0098
Daycare Available
N. Ajax Harwood & Hwy. 2
welcomes newborns to 4 yrs
loving warm home filled with
toys and fun. Reliable non-
smoker/ fenced yard. Call
Heather
905-619-3155
LIVERPOOL & HWY. 2
Spacious. 2 storey, 3 bedroom
townhome (end unit), 4 appli-
ances, eat -in kitchen, parking,
close to all ammen. (GO Stn. i
401 /Pickering Town Centre),
fenced yard. Avail. immed.
(925.00 mth. « utilitise.
CALL 416 -750 -SM
OR 416-592-7491 1
HOUSE FOR RENT
3 bedroom, all appliances,
1 1/2 baths, reasonable
rent, Pickering area.
Close to 401.
905-877-5073
or 905-433-8925
Roorn for
Rnnin fnr Rent
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1993 PONTIAC
`_GRAND PRIX LE
Fully loaded, air, cruise, tilt,
power/tinted windows, AM / FM
cassette, rally wheels, front reclin-
ing bucket seats, power door locks,
new brakes, certified, Executive
driven hwy. miles - won't last long!!
ONLY $12,000 FIRM
CALL 905-831-5396
HELP
Wantcd to rent 3 Bedroom
1 louse, Townhouse,
Apartment in Pickering
Area Flexible Possession
Call Geoffrey Hall
Coldwell Banker
Golden Key Reality
416-690-77 71
OSHAWA LOCATION
Luxury Condominium Town
house. 3 levels, 2 bathrooms,
4 appl., finished basement,
priv. yard, raised patio, pool.
Avail. Jan 1st. 1st & last. Call
Ingrid, leave message.
Pager 416-329-9346
�— Flea Market
Oshawa Floe Markot 727
Wilson Rd. S. Regular booths
$25.00 / week & up. Arts &
crafts $25.00 / month & up.
Celebrating our 16th year. Call
Ken(905)683-5290.
_ "Loans up to $
$ $50,000.11</V" s
$ Christma$ Bill$? s
$ Consolidate Now $
s Lines of credit Ist, 2nd 6 3rd's $
s save up to 70% mondiy $
$ Please call today. $
: Never any up front fees.
$ ROBERT BROWN $
$ ... atJohnston & cools $
$ (9os) 668-0398 $
$ (fos)42�1sS2 =
CREDIT
,NOT A
PROBLEM
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
FREE towing for scrap used
or abandoned cars &trucks.
1 hr. pick-up, TOP PRICES
PAID, UP TO $500.
(416) 281,U99
S & B DRIVING
SCHOOL
- 4 Lessons and test
$105.
- 10 Lessons $150
• Full Course $242
Free pick-up and
drop off
(416) 287-3060
W.M111119a MOVERS
Bargain rates, (tomes, offices.
apt., etc. Piano moving.
Packing available.
286-5513 'd.2
MOVE BIG OR SMALL
WE PRICE THEM ALL
FREE ES7WATES
Seniors disootxtt. Short
Notice moves. Pianos &
appliances moved.
able rates
(41 432-2850
1-800-263-5836
HARRY O THE MOVER
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A.C. HANDYMAN
SERVICES
Repair
Renovations
Painting
Interior & Exterior
Plumbing, Caroentry
and much more
Phone: 831-241A
J & W PAINTING
Interior E donor
Paper Hanging
Serving Durham Region
& Surrounding Area
Since 1983
Free Estimates
683-5838
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,T�ia�r��anc l%r�a�Ba� J'�cws�
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Companion
;Itatcli 3fates
Want
`Someone al"
in your Igo?
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Screened introductions
Call
434-8399
Free consukation
Clowns. Uloon-o-grant,. Music.
Cinderella. Snow white. Pocahontas.
Min. Mouse. Loot flags. Face Painting.
Magic, Power Ranger. Lion King.
SwMnp Oti WST'Aa1EM Taetie
Pickering entertainment out of our town
e from Pam 2
manager and said he waisted to
open a family restaurant and
Firewood then some councillors got
aggressive and went after him
because in the past he has
owned some adult
entertainment parlors and they
thought that's what he was
going to do this time.- -
In Ajax the matter has been
Everyone qualifies, dealt with much differently and
e ' ETZIM• Loownn
6 cars. Lease
From $275
OSHAWA U.I.C. /
1 bdrm. apt. clean & .A. No inter -
bright. Carpet/ng, laundry ditcheck.facilities. Heaf 1 car ntario Ltd,parking included. Hydro Uon Rd.extra. $600 mo. Avail. -7428
March 1 st.579.7977-
with little controversy.
In 1993, the Town of Ajax
amended -a bylaw to exclude
adult entertainment parlours as
permitted uses in areas zoned
general industrial and heavy
industrial. Regional councillor
Roger Anderson says that what
Ajar has done, -is to take adult
iotally Which means that am
applicant would be dealt with
on an individual basis at a
public hearing on re -zoning.
"rhe applicant would have
to meet our requirements in
regards to parking,
compatibility, location, design
and access among other
things," he says. "They would
have to meet every single
criteria set out by the Town of
Ajax to operate legally and the
public concerns would
certainly have to be
addressed."
Previously, he says. Ajax
had a bylaw that restricted
adult entertainment parlours to
industrial areas. He recalls that
about 15 years ago a club
called the Hunter's Horn had
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656-7172
pater 416-3-11-1201
10% oft -1 rncnttcxt of :h:i ad.
Senwn Discounts
Local 60s to present
band for your parties,
weddings, reunions
etc...
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Call Randy
(9os) 428-6725
or Vic
(9os) 839-6119
strippers for about a week
before being shut down
because the% «eren.t In an
industnal area. There are no
adult entertainment clubs
currently operating in the town.
Throughout Ontano.
individual councils and citizens
continue to wTestle with the
issue while anxiously wafting
for the court decision.
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Although ocean cruising is
san all-incluske vacation with
the added benefit of a new
port most da\s, there are still
three things y ou need to know
when \ou're planning \our
first vacation afloat: what to
expect in terms of price.
sen ices and play time.
\ailing do%►n the cost is the
first thing to consider. When
\ ou're cruising. on -board
meals and most on -board
acti\ities are free of charge.
but make sure \ou know
e\actl\ what else is included
in %our all-inclusive cruise
package. In most cases. airfare
from our hometown to the
port where \ou will join the
ship is included in the overall
price. but it doesn't hurt to
check this with \our tra%el
agent. Figuring out costs in
advance al lows \ou to take
along a small supph of boot\
for e\tras and luxuriate in the
What you need to know when planning a cruise
freedom of a resort setting
+ith no price tags.
Your cash stash will
probably need to cover items
like on -board laundn and
personal sen ices, from photos
and \ ideos of \ ou en.o\ ing
cruise life to massages or
haircuts. You'll also he pay ing
for \our alcoholic be\erages.
which are often far cheaper
than at home.
Getting off the ship at port
is free of charge. but signing
on for a special land-based
tour will likely cost %ou extra.
Generally. the costs are
reasonable and some cruise
lines allow \ou to book \our
tours in advance. allow ing \ ou
to budget accordingly. `Also
e\tra are tips, unless the cruise
line is one that has a '-tipping-
not-required' policy. Ask \our
tra%el agent for advice on
tipping and special tour costs
-)Clore you go.
If \ ou're worried about
needing to cancel your
vacation for medical reasons.
man\ cruise lines will offer
full-scale cancellation
insurance that lets \ou back
out up until a few da\ s before
departure. A doctor's
certificate is almost alwa\s
required to cancel \our cruise
booking: make sure ,our
travel agent carefull\ e\plains
the cancellation policy before
you buy.
Comfort on board is part of
the appeal of cruising and is
another feature that requires
some a\planation for novice
cruisers. First -timers should
know that almost all cruise
,hips are one -class only --
even if \our inside cabin is
located on a lower deck.
you'll get the same facilities
and service as high -budget
cruisers on the upper decks.
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of %our accommodation that
will van according to what
y ou pay.
Cruise ships offer both
smoking and non-smoking
areas. but more and more
dining rooms are being
designated as smoke-free.
Most staterooms have wall
safes and 110 -volt outlets for
your shaver or hair doer, but
confirm these detai Is
beforehand with %our travel
agent.
Cruise ships are also
equipped with medical
facilities, which can handle
e%enthing from mal de mer
(sea sickness) to more serious
holiday afflictions. Visits to
the on -board doctor are fee for
service: if you have a tra%el
insurance polic\. it ma%
reimburse you for \ our
medical expenses. Make sure
\ou clarif\ this with %our
travel agent before you leave.
If you need to work while
you're out at sea, a cruise can
be the next best thing to being
at +our office -- but check in
advance whether ,our ship is
outfitted with fax machines
and computer facilities. You
can sa%e more, by calling
from the ports you visit. but in
an emergent% %ou can also
use the ship -to -shore phone
sen ice. While this service can
he costl%_ it allows a %ital link
for business cruisers with the
land-based world.
Last but not least. first -
timers interested in cutting
loose ma% hold some
misconceptions about
cruising. It's a myth that
you'll be pressured to outfit
yourself in your stiffest dress
attire at all meals. While
dressing up is encouraged for
dinner, the policy is usuall
relaxed for other meals.
Even night. you can also
enjoy dancing, films and li%e
entertainment. For those who
think fitness is fun, a w ide-
range of physical activities
and state-of-the-art e\ercise
equipment will let you keep
up with your fitness regimen.
Of course. having done
your research beforehand.
you're also well-prepared for
the ultimate in vacation
experiences: the sheer luxun
of doing nothing at all if you
choose.
Uniglobe Ajax Travel
Centre helps both first -timers
and old hands select the cruise
that's right for them.
Mad about Maui
A; Mark Twain discovered
first-hand. horseback riding is
available evervwttere on the
islands, but nowhere is it more
lovely to saddle up than on
Maui, whose 10 temperate
zones include subtropical.
alpine and desert. Lava fields.
sunsets and nature on parade
are so much ore accessible on
horseback, and many stables
dot the area.
Visit a local winery on
horseback, or ride the cliffs
from which you can see other
islands.
If he had been able to during
his visit in 1866, Mark Twain
;would no doubt have taken
advantage of the mountain
bike tours that begin at sunnse
with a view of Haleakala's
crater. where ancient
Hawaiians once worshipped
their gods. although you start
the tour at the summit in
jacket ants and gloves. you
will have peeled to t -shirt and
shorts by the end. Sweet-
smelling eucalyptus forests
soon give way to plumeria and
pineapple plantations.
In the days of the California
gold rush. Maui farmers grew
potatoes for the hungry market
in San Francisco. Today you
can still sample the crop in the
form of delicious Maui potato
chips. one of the island's most
well-known products
South of Ka'anapah is the
town of Lahama. the first royal
capital of the Hawaiian
islands Now a national
historic landmark. it was once
a flourishing whaling port
through which many sailors
passed. Today Maui is the
whale -watching capital of the
world. When the islands
capital was moved to
Honolulu Mato lost its bustle
and eminence but much of its
charm has been restored. Art
galleries provide reasons to
loiter on the town's main
street.
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Enjoy the best of Kingston's indoor and outdoor winter facilities
Bring the Family for March Break
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freedom of a resort setting
+ith no price tags.
Your cash stash will
probably need to cover items
like on -board laundn and
personal sen ices, from photos
and \ ideos of \ ou en.o\ ing
cruise life to massages or
haircuts. You'll also he pay ing
for \our alcoholic be\erages.
which are often far cheaper
than at home.
Getting off the ship at port
is free of charge. but signing
on for a special land-based
tour will likely cost %ou extra.
Generally. the costs are
reasonable and some cruise
lines allow \ou to book \our
tours in advance. allow ing \ ou
to budget accordingly. `Also
e\tra are tips, unless the cruise
line is one that has a '-tipping-
not-required' policy. Ask \our
tra%el agent for advice on
tipping and special tour costs
-)Clore you go.
If \ ou're worried about
needing to cancel your
vacation for medical reasons.
man\ cruise lines will offer
full-scale cancellation
insurance that lets \ou back
out up until a few da\ s before
departure. A doctor's
certificate is almost alwa\s
required to cancel \our cruise
booking: make sure ,our
travel agent carefull\ e\plains
the cancellation policy before
you buy.
Comfort on board is part of
the appeal of cruising and is
another feature that requires
some a\planation for novice
cruisers. First -timers should
know that almost all cruise
,hips are one -class only --
even if \our inside cabin is
located on a lower deck.
you'll get the same facilities
and service as high -budget
cruisers on the upper decks.
It's only the size and location
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of %our accommodation that
will van according to what
y ou pay.
Cruise ships offer both
smoking and non-smoking
areas. but more and more
dining rooms are being
designated as smoke-free.
Most staterooms have wall
safes and 110 -volt outlets for
your shaver or hair doer, but
confirm these detai Is
beforehand with %our travel
agent.
Cruise ships are also
equipped with medical
facilities, which can handle
e%enthing from mal de mer
(sea sickness) to more serious
holiday afflictions. Visits to
the on -board doctor are fee for
service: if you have a tra%el
insurance polic\. it ma%
reimburse you for \ our
medical expenses. Make sure
\ou clarif\ this with %our
travel agent before you leave.
If you need to work while
you're out at sea, a cruise can
be the next best thing to being
at +our office -- but check in
advance whether ,our ship is
outfitted with fax machines
and computer facilities. You
can sa%e more, by calling
from the ports you visit. but in
an emergent% %ou can also
use the ship -to -shore phone
sen ice. While this service can
he costl%_ it allows a %ital link
for business cruisers with the
land-based world.
Last but not least. first -
timers interested in cutting
loose ma% hold some
misconceptions about
cruising. It's a myth that
you'll be pressured to outfit
yourself in your stiffest dress
attire at all meals. While
dressing up is encouraged for
dinner, the policy is usuall
relaxed for other meals.
Even night. you can also
enjoy dancing, films and li%e
entertainment. For those who
think fitness is fun, a w ide-
range of physical activities
and state-of-the-art e\ercise
equipment will let you keep
up with your fitness regimen.
Of course. having done
your research beforehand.
you're also well-prepared for
the ultimate in vacation
experiences: the sheer luxun
of doing nothing at all if you
choose.
Uniglobe Ajax Travel
Centre helps both first -timers
and old hands select the cruise
that's right for them.
Mad about Maui
A; Mark Twain discovered
first-hand. horseback riding is
available evervwttere on the
islands, but nowhere is it more
lovely to saddle up than on
Maui, whose 10 temperate
zones include subtropical.
alpine and desert. Lava fields.
sunsets and nature on parade
are so much ore accessible on
horseback, and many stables
dot the area.
Visit a local winery on
horseback, or ride the cliffs
from which you can see other
islands.
If he had been able to during
his visit in 1866, Mark Twain
;would no doubt have taken
advantage of the mountain
bike tours that begin at sunnse
with a view of Haleakala's
crater. where ancient
Hawaiians once worshipped
their gods. although you start
the tour at the summit in
jacket ants and gloves. you
will have peeled to t -shirt and
shorts by the end. Sweet-
smelling eucalyptus forests
soon give way to plumeria and
pineapple plantations.
In the days of the California
gold rush. Maui farmers grew
potatoes for the hungry market
in San Francisco. Today you
can still sample the crop in the
form of delicious Maui potato
chips. one of the island's most
well-known products
South of Ka'anapah is the
town of Lahama. the first royal
capital of the Hawaiian
islands Now a national
historic landmark. it was once
a flourishing whaling port
through which many sailors
passed. Today Maui is the
whale -watching capital of the
world. When the islands
capital was moved to
Honolulu Mato lost its bustle
and eminence but much of its
charm has been restored. Art
galleries provide reasons to
loiter on the town's main
street.
KINGSTON'S'HOTEL
Enjoy the best of Kingston's indoor and outdoor winter facilities
Bring the Family for March Break
*Fun Centre with sauna, whirlpool, indoor pool and too ft. indoor watenlide.
*Racquetball and squash *Melloar t17's Restmemat
*Little Cstan qui Creek Conservation area - cross country skiing,
> : u alwtrng. Maple Syrup demonstrations
Eby Just Stay, When You Can Playa ;
1550 Princess St., Kingston, Ontario
Call 1-800-267-7880 for reservations-= -
Ocean cruises used to he
en as playgrounds for
ne\ mooners or resting
grounds for seniors.
But as more and more
milies are choosing to cruise
l
ith children in to%%. cruise
ines are moving in fast to
meet the demand %kith family-
Driented sailings.
I Cruising %kith children can
gike \ou a memorable
vacation vkithout some of the
headaches of other kinds of
holidays. But there are some
important points to consider if
your nest Tamil\ geta\%ay %kill
be a %%aterborne one.
First. do \our research —
,,our tra%el agent here in Aja\
and Pickering can help you
choose the cruise best suited
for \our famil\. Some cruise
lines %%ork hard to
accommodate children. and
ships are outfitted \k ith \ oung
tra%elers in mind. Other
companies ma\ claim to
%%elcome kids in their
brochures. but fro%%n on them
in the flesh. Just as adults
%%ouldn't feel right on an
oceanliner decked out kith
life -sited Disne\ characters.
%our children %%on't tit in on
an adult-oriented cruise. Shop
Onboard holidays with kids
don't mean cruising fora 1
around for a famil%-oriented costs in advance so %ou will free for each adult famdl
ship that Hill help fou all feel kno%% e\actl\ what on -board member. While this police
at home. expenses you'll be facing.
You'll also be able to decide
for\ourself ho« tour children
%rill be supervised. and hov%
often. Options on board a
cruise ship range from straight
bab\ sitting to fun -and -games
educational programs.
Activity programs such as
these tv pically are included in
the price of the cruise.
Other lines provide
scheduled diversions for
children, but offer da\ care or
bab\sitting at an hourh rate
during other times of the da\
%%hile \ou s%kim. snooze or see
the sights on shore. Be sure to
ask \our travel agent to check
Read the fine print to make
sure sour kids are eligible for
this form of travel. Some
companies prohibit children a 3
under the age of two for safet\,
reasons. vrhile others. such as
`windjammer" Bailin, trips. = y
usualh do not accept those i
y ounger than 12.
Selecting the right cruise
can also affect the o%erall cost
of \our vacation. If %ou have a
large family. choose one that
allo%%s kids to travel for a
reduced tare. With onIN one or
t%%o children. %ou ma\ he
better off Hith a cruise line
that ict, one child on board
doesn't fa%or single parent..
there are a fe%% cruising
companies that specialize in
one -parent cruises. Tra%el
agents can help you find %%hat
%u're looking for.
' Don't forget other Tamil\
cruisers are o eing the same
timeslots are \ou are. such as
Christmas. spring break and
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summer vacation. Booking
\yell in ad%ance %%ill help }ou
get the dates you %rant. Triple
and quadruple cabins on
cruise ships - most suited for
families -- sell out first, as
does the most reasonable
-rade of accommodation.
Reserving far ahead of %our
tra%el date ma,, e%en bring
%ou an earl% hooking
discount. %%hich helps %Then
\ou re try ing to keep %acation
costs do%kn.
If %ou're planning a
%katerhorne famil\ eeta%%a\.
it's best to consult �a tra%el
agent-,. preferahk one that is
statled %kith a cruise e\pert.
He or she can \Neigh %our
)references such as timing.
point of departure. destination
and cruise: length - and "ill
help fou find the cruise most
suited to ),our family. 1k ith the
right choice. \our floating
holida\ can he a once-in-a-
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