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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDS1997_09_02rs AL'AALL. I I[, lei A if y% Mi Jp- 4p M ov 4'.. Jew IV ideo st w 2 September 1997 • The Durham Sun -"Stern-ing In Out"orTunin By John Crowder Can %ve imagine Howard Stern becoming Canada's most hated man. Rolling Stone magazine called him. "the last radio star'?" and the US press. America's most dangerous man. Call us provincial if you like. but surely we can find a lot more dangerous men and women and for that matter hated men and women who live in infamy in our country without haying to fit Howard Stern with that title. He's simply a radio personality, who makes millions of dollars insulting people who either haven't fiwured out his schtick or people w l o take all this radio talk shote stuff too seriously. Howard debuted on Q-107 radio Toronto and CHOM in Montreal and immediately set about increasing market share for these two radio stations by calling the French in France and French Canadians. "the biggest scumbags on the planet. He went on to say that the French in 'Montreal are "pussies" and are particularih, at fault for causing the language problem between English and French Canada. In typical Stern fashion, he called for all the people in Montreal to speak English only. He garnered the response it was designed to and just to ensure that it would Howard Stern labeled the French people of Quebec "peckerheads and pussy -ass jackoffs." For extra measure he accused the French people of France of collaborating with the German occupiers in the Second World War. Before you get too excited about Canadian culture being eroded by another American entertainer, consider that the Howard Stern show is not the first American entertainment vehicle accused of stifling Canadian ambition. In response to this question being put to him during a press conference held at Toronto's Hard Rock Cafe after his show Howard replied that " other than hockey players, whores and William Shatner, you haven't produced a lot." Stern is so good at making you loose sight of what he really is, that he sucks you into becoming another cast character in his show. He admits there are a lot of Canadians who don't want him to be in Canada because Canada should somehow remain pure Canadian. "What's the difference'? People are people. why shouldn't Canada have this program?" Wouldn't you want the best show available and besides, would you really be happier finding a Canadian who could insult you as well as Howard does" Stern's show starts at 6:00 a.m. and finishes whenever he wants it to. Its syndicated and broadcast from New York by Infinity Broadcasting who has paid more than $ 2 million dollars 3 ... C.A.R.E. About Unemployment your palette ... 4 Restaurant Review (featuring Massey's) • Recipe • Cook with Lipton fixer upper ... 5 Laminate Flooring - A New Option for the Bathroom goings on ... b Labour Day Weekend at Mosport - Town of Pickering agenda being well ... 7 - Breast Cancer Society • Family Fire Prevention - out there... 8 & 9 Video Review • Trivia • Adult Classifieds • Rock & Roll Duo - Club Classifieds • Herongate Dinner Theatre Review sports ... 10 - Pickering Swim Club •'Renis Tournament • Pickeirng Girls Power to Final - ajax fanny fes" _ I 1-13 in fines throughout the United States. Stern admitted that he may be pushing the buttons to improve CHOM and Q- 107's ratings. "as a matter of fact, most stations we go on are usually in the toilet. "No one in their right mind who has a successful station would put us on." It's all about advertising revenue. Q -107's format has remained basically unchanged over the last five years and has suffered loosing good ratings to more hip programming found on other stations. Giving the prime morning slot to Howard Stern is designed to win back listeners and increase advertising revenue all at the calculated risk of loosing some existing advertisers. The largest daily newspaper in the country pulled its advertising from Q-107 describing Stern's program as racist. By championing the anti - racist cause, the Toronto Star gets to be the good guy all the while hiding a real issue of protecting their own revenue base. The Howard Stern show will increasingly attract advertising dollars to Q-107 and that means less potential advertising dollars available to be spent in The Toronto Star. The Toronto Star consistenth, acts to protect their revenue base through their 27 or so community dailies or weeklies. They protect their advertising base by providing advertising opportunities to advertisers either ',� auto ... 13 Changing Your Anti -Freeze ttv Durham Regional Police.... 14 #CNA _ classifieds ... 15 Amendment to Last Issue "The Heat Is On": Danielle Holmes & Ralph Golberg are declared in Ward 1, not Ward 3. We apologize to the candidates as well as Frank Schaper who's name was misspelled in the same section. "The Council of the Town of Ajax congratulates the organizers of Family Festival 1997" through the use of special features or rate reductions undercutting smaller community reliant publications, all in the name of sound business practices. Q107 isn't acting any, differently than the Toronto Star. The difference is that Q107 is not hiding behind a cause, they are simply providing themselves with the best program available, one that would be successful at attracting advertising revenue. It's easy not to sympathize with the Toronto Star. Howard Stern's humor and penchant for insulting women, Jews, blacks, gays. lesbians and celebrities has earned him approx- imately $15 million dollars per year. He is syndicated in approxi- mately 35 cities throughout the United States, depending on which city is banning him and which ones are introducing him. Q107 in Toronto and CHOM a member of the CHUM family radio family are the first Canadian cities to broadcast the Howard Stem show. The Howard Stern has a cast of characters anchored by his long time sidekick Robin Quivers. Robin does the news, never stops laughing and has been celibate since 1990 until recently having oral sex with her new boyfriend Tony. Jackie Martling is the shows joke man who provides Howard with instant jokes as the show evolves and is described as having questionable sanitary habits as well as being a pot smoker and alcohol drinker. Gary Dell'Abate is commonly referred to as "Bah,, Booey" and is the producer of the show. Eric Fred Norris is responsible for the sound effects. keeping the show on schedule and he provides impersonations such as Kurt Waldheim. "Stuttering John" Melendez, assists with producing the show and has gained notoriety by conductint, interviews with celebrities askimt, extremely offensive questions while stuttering and stammering. The rest of the cast mentioned. talked about and poked fun at arc: Scott "the engineer" Salem, Tom Chiusano, manager of K -Rock (WXRK). Steve "Gorilla Gunga Din" Grillo, and Mike Gange. The Howard Stern show features his cast throughout the show and anyone of them may take on a character for Howard to bring entertainment to his show. According to Stern, he is a "disc jockey. a dope." Howard Stern is no dope he will push your buttons and inflame your senses, but keep in mind, it's a show and nothing more. Maybe Howard Stem is right when he stated "The reason you guys have put me on the front page of your newspapers is because I'm the freshest, wildest radio host in the world. You've now been introduced to good radio." - We are now in a process of continually losing jobs to foreign competition because of our high cost of living. The single highest cost of all families must absorb is the cost of a home with the artificially high cost of land. We waste a great deal of our land producing food for China while China develops land for homes and industry. China creates jobs by its land use planning while we lose jobs by our land use planning. In Durham Region all further development is aimed at the Lakeshore Cities. All the high cost services will be installed in these areas and the cost of paying for these instal- lations will add that much more tax burden on us. (Planned bankruptcy). The interest costs alone for Durham Region are projected to run in the hundreds of millions of dollars in the coming years for these expansion programs. (Planned bank- ruptcies). At no time were financial feasibility analysis prepared. Meanwhile out taxes are spent to maintain hundreds of miles of unused roads in the Waal (Nuclear Free) areas of the region. It's obvious we must revise our land use planning in order to use the services we have built before we construct new ones which will sit idle for years. Only in this way can we stop tax increases and look toward tax reductions. a,;Your truly, -�< -.)Doug Wilson ' ' . Oshawa DawQDunerino `r�'`�Y~� soww via Presklo tr Kip Van ,•.'�� �fteRltVlOir'tiC�M'C Tony Hubberd notnc Tatkwm CcrwE oiy . -. The 0twWw sm ifs. IZ -1Z w � the Dirtwir5tln �, measure he accused the French people of France of collaborating with the German occupiers in the Second World War. Before you get too excited about Canadian culture being eroded by another American entertainer, consider that the Howard Stern show is not the first American entertainment vehicle accused of stifling Canadian ambition. In response to this question being put to him during a press conference held at Toronto's Hard Rock Cafe after his show Howard replied that " other than hockey players, whores and William Shatner, you haven't produced a lot." Stern is so good at making you loose sight of what he really is, that he sucks you into becoming another cast character in his show. He admits there are a lot of Canadians who don't want him to be in Canada because Canada should somehow remain pure Canadian. "What's the difference'? People are people. why shouldn't Canada have this program?" Wouldn't you want the best show available and besides, would you really be happier finding a Canadian who could insult you as well as Howard does" Stern's show starts at 6:00 a.m. and finishes whenever he wants it to. Its syndicated and broadcast from New York by Infinity Broadcasting who has paid more than $ 2 million dollars 3 ... C.A.R.E. About Unemployment your palette ... 4 Restaurant Review (featuring Massey's) • Recipe • Cook with Lipton fixer upper ... 5 Laminate Flooring - A New Option for the Bathroom goings on ... b Labour Day Weekend at Mosport - Town of Pickering agenda being well ... 7 - Breast Cancer Society • Family Fire Prevention - out there... 8 & 9 Video Review • Trivia • Adult Classifieds • Rock & Roll Duo - Club Classifieds • Herongate Dinner Theatre Review sports ... 10 - Pickering Swim Club •'Renis Tournament • Pickeirng Girls Power to Final - ajax fanny fes" _ I 1-13 in fines throughout the United States. Stern admitted that he may be pushing the buttons to improve CHOM and Q- 107's ratings. "as a matter of fact, most stations we go on are usually in the toilet. "No one in their right mind who has a successful station would put us on." It's all about advertising revenue. Q -107's format has remained basically unchanged over the last five years and has suffered loosing good ratings to more hip programming found on other stations. Giving the prime morning slot to Howard Stern is designed to win back listeners and increase advertising revenue all at the calculated risk of loosing some existing advertisers. The largest daily newspaper in the country pulled its advertising from Q-107 describing Stern's program as racist. By championing the anti - racist cause, the Toronto Star gets to be the good guy all the while hiding a real issue of protecting their own revenue base. The Howard Stern show will increasingly attract advertising dollars to Q-107 and that means less potential advertising dollars available to be spent in The Toronto Star. The Toronto Star consistenth, acts to protect their revenue base through their 27 or so community dailies or weeklies. They protect their advertising base by providing advertising opportunities to advertisers either ',� auto ... 13 Changing Your Anti -Freeze ttv Durham Regional Police.... 14 #CNA _ classifieds ... 15 Amendment to Last Issue "The Heat Is On": Danielle Holmes & Ralph Golberg are declared in Ward 1, not Ward 3. We apologize to the candidates as well as Frank Schaper who's name was misspelled in the same section. "The Council of the Town of Ajax congratulates the organizers of Family Festival 1997" through the use of special features or rate reductions undercutting smaller community reliant publications, all in the name of sound business practices. Q107 isn't acting any, differently than the Toronto Star. The difference is that Q107 is not hiding behind a cause, they are simply providing themselves with the best program available, one that would be successful at attracting advertising revenue. It's easy not to sympathize with the Toronto Star. Howard Stern's humor and penchant for insulting women, Jews, blacks, gays. lesbians and celebrities has earned him approx- imately $15 million dollars per year. He is syndicated in approxi- mately 35 cities throughout the United States, depending on which city is banning him and which ones are introducing him. Q107 in Toronto and CHOM a member of the CHUM family radio family are the first Canadian cities to broadcast the Howard Stem show. The Howard Stern has a cast of characters anchored by his long time sidekick Robin Quivers. Robin does the news, never stops laughing and has been celibate since 1990 until recently having oral sex with her new boyfriend Tony. Jackie Martling is the shows joke man who provides Howard with instant jokes as the show evolves and is described as having questionable sanitary habits as well as being a pot smoker and alcohol drinker. Gary Dell'Abate is commonly referred to as "Bah,, Booey" and is the producer of the show. Eric Fred Norris is responsible for the sound effects. keeping the show on schedule and he provides impersonations such as Kurt Waldheim. "Stuttering John" Melendez, assists with producing the show and has gained notoriety by conductint, interviews with celebrities askimt, extremely offensive questions while stuttering and stammering. The rest of the cast mentioned. talked about and poked fun at arc: Scott "the engineer" Salem, Tom Chiusano, manager of K -Rock (WXRK). Steve "Gorilla Gunga Din" Grillo, and Mike Gange. The Howard Stern show features his cast throughout the show and anyone of them may take on a character for Howard to bring entertainment to his show. According to Stern, he is a "disc jockey. a dope." Howard Stern is no dope he will push your buttons and inflame your senses, but keep in mind, it's a show and nothing more. Maybe Howard Stem is right when he stated "The reason you guys have put me on the front page of your newspapers is because I'm the freshest, wildest radio host in the world. You've now been introduced to good radio." - We are now in a process of continually losing jobs to foreign competition because of our high cost of living. The single highest cost of all families must absorb is the cost of a home with the artificially high cost of land. We waste a great deal of our land producing food for China while China develops land for homes and industry. China creates jobs by its land use planning while we lose jobs by our land use planning. In Durham Region all further development is aimed at the Lakeshore Cities. All the high cost services will be installed in these areas and the cost of paying for these instal- lations will add that much more tax burden on us. (Planned bankruptcy). The interest costs alone for Durham Region are projected to run in the hundreds of millions of dollars in the coming years for these expansion programs. (Planned bank- ruptcies). At no time were financial feasibility analysis prepared. Meanwhile out taxes are spent to maintain hundreds of miles of unused roads in the Waal (Nuclear Free) areas of the region. It's obvious we must revise our land use planning in order to use the services we have built before we construct new ones which will sit idle for years. Only in this way can we stop tax increases and look toward tax reductions. a,;Your truly, -�< -.)Doug Wilson ' ' . Oshawa September. 12th thfougliMth, Centre court Vl: IfW IV eg the l;Vj fr#ff #W Aq tire. &W b.+ IS Xoge PTC 0 M VW M#AWX _"m m hkr woo Paq* yox pmbabb Art moor.B) the 'w" . 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AR NI N G C VN' I RES FOR ALL AGES" "CARS ON THt INTERNET" I 1:'ul u i i ;A;,Lr, "INSURANCE AND THE NET' '-*) o, I " BFR CAFE!"2 i TIVE 3AZZATTHY (X- "TAXATION NNl) COM PUT F R TF(A INOI -OGY" 1 tc "A HO \% AN TSTO GO SU Rf I N-- RE AIJA SU RY I V." t SUNDAN S \[-T - I.F.SSON THRUF" I,'-, I ook k I Tift ( t'l L Rl­ ;t Rt. Nth[ RSIA I R ('0\tPL'1f,' Jw Piclzez4114 TownC 4�� - Fr C' - 13C 9:3C - 6- I 4 September 1997 • The Durham Sun �. .w FnEE GARLIC BREAD With any entree Dining Room or Take Out only 105 Bayly St. W., Ajax 1 Between Westney & Harwood Free Delivery (416) 439-1000 619-0343 Recipe Tuscan Chicken (NC) -While pasta is a traditional favorite amongst Canadians, there are a varlet}- of Italian dishes that consumers can prepare using your basic tomato sauce. And with today's families trying to keep up with hectic schedules, why spend the extra time making tomato sauce from scratch when store-bought varieties like Ragu offer a delicious and easy alternative" With a jar of Rappasta sauce and a few simple ingredients, a satisfying meal is just minutes away. At the end of a cool, crisp, fall day, this hearty dish will satisfy any appetite. A tasty family meal that is quick and easy to prepare. Simmered Tuscan Chicken brings the traditional flavors of Italy to your dinner table 1 lb500g skinless, boneless chicken. breasts, cut into 1" (2.5 cru) cubes 4-64-6 4°;garlic cloves"`iitinceiJry '2 tbsp 25 mL olive oil 4 4 'medium potatoes, cuf Into 1/2' (1.5 cm) cubes (about 4 cups/IL) 1 1 medium red bell pepper, diced . -A jar (750 mL) ,y D agu Old World Style Pasta Sauce 1 Ib 500g fresh or frozen cut green beans 2 tsp 10 mL dried basil 1/2 tsp 2 mL red pepper flakes (optional) salt and pepper to taste In a large skillet, sauteexA chicken and garlic in olive oil until chicken is lightly browned. Add potatoes and peppers, continue to cook about 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add sauce, green beans, basil, red pepper flakes, salt and pepper, bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium, cover and simmer for 35 minutes or until chicken is thoroughly cooked and potatoes are tender. Stir occasionally. Cooking time: 40 minutes. Serves 6. Restaurant Eats Around Town Review featuring Massey's By Dack Bushnell Massey's a fixture on Liverpool Road, near Frenchman's Bay has recently shed its western period and returned to a "contemporary normal" family restaurant. This family restaurant offers an extensive menu with enough choices to satisfy your appetite. The kid was with me again and fortunately this time, Massey's did have a kids menu. You don't have to wonder why Massey's has been successful at this location for so long. Massev's delivers goxxl food, oo od value and service with a smile. We must have arrived at the restaurant at the right time. As soon as we got there, the restaurant filled up quickly. Catherine our waitress. was under pressure, but did not disappoint. The kid was handed a children's menu and treated to the same friendly greetings as the rest of us. The kid was impressed, even though she chose from the main menu. The kid ordered the Caesar salad and i started with the house salad. The Caesar was fresh with plenty of cheese with no overpowering flavor or after taste. Imagine a house salad, fresh crisp and tasty with a homemade dressing somewhere between a green goddess and a herb tsitziki. A terrific surprise for a salad that comes with your entree. No hold up or long wait for our main course. Catherine kept checking on us and ensured that the delivery of our entree's were comfortably paced following our appetizers. The ribs were meaty and covered in a barbecue sauce that would not impress or offend. The kid ordered honey garlic wings and chicken finger combo at $ $8.95. Six large urn mdsw� My guest ordered the Julienne Salad at $ 8.45. A very large plate of fresh mixed greens, topped with strips of roast beef, chicken and cheese, covered with just the right amount of dressing. The kid suggested that the salad should have come in a big bowl rather than a plate. The kid was right. i ordered the steak and rib combo at $ 13.95. The steak was ordered medium well and the ribs with barbecue sauce. The plate comes with vegetables and Massey's own french fries. By now you know that my veggies get passed off to my guests for their unbiased and experienced critique. The veggies, yellow beans and asparagus failed the critical test. They were overcooked and mushy with little taste left in 'em. If Massey's doesn't have the best homemade french fries, second only to that un- named fast food giant; then this writer has yet to discover the place. My steak was cooked only slightly more than I would have expected it, but not enough to loose the juicy flavor. meaty wings smothered in a honey garlic sauce was just heaven for a sticky fingered twelve year old. Chicken fingers are chicken fingers, but are Massey's different'. They were indeed plump and large and served with a not to inspiring regular plumb sauce. Massey's menu consists of Soups & Salads, starting with the soup of the day at $ 1.95 and a selection of eight salads at no more than $ 8.45. Appetizers starting with garlic bread at $ 2.45 to Nachos at $7.95. Sandwiches, startinL, with a grilled cheese at $ 3.45 to a chicken club at $ 7.4� Burgers from $ 5.45 to $ 6.45, Six pasta selection beginning with spaghetti for $ 6.95 to a burgundy beef fettuccine. Dinner platters including soup or salad plus vegetables or potatoes, your choice starting from $ 7.95 to combos at $ 13.95. Fully licensed. reservations not required. Our bill came to $40.00 which included soft drinks, coffee, three meals and appetizers. Massey's is family dining just as its billed. With good food, good value and good service, this is a place I'd have no trouble recommending. In the Kitchen with Lipto Quick Tips - your hand to release "the flavour and aroma. • When making a stir -fry, substitute frozen oriental style vegetables for fresh vegetables when you are pressed for time. • Keep your pantry and freezer well stocked with frequently used items so you can make a quick dinner at the last minute. • Make use of fruits and vegetables in season; they are usually more flavorful and a better price. • To soften hard margarine, microwave for about 20 seconds. • Grease casserole dishes with margarine or cooking oil for a quicker and easier clean up. _ (NC) • Select recipes that best fit the available time. Before beginning a recipe, read it carefully and assemble ingredients and equipment beforehand. • Try doubling recipes for soups, casseroles, stews and baked pasta dishes so you can freeze half and use for dinner on a night when you don't have the time to cook. Defrost in the refrigerator the night before. When baking cookies, prepare a double batch and freeze half. Cookies will keep for up to 2 weeks in the freezer. • When doubling a recipe, increase spices and herbs by 1-1/2 times, taste, then add more if necessary. In most recipes, 1-1/2 times the seasoning will be sufficient to provide desired flavour. Rub dried leafy herbs in the palm of n September 1997 • The Durham Sun 5 1Ih� fixfw upper Laminate A New Option for the Bathroom Flooring: (NC) -Are your feet tired of hitting cold ceramic when you step out of the shower? Do you dislike the look of vinyl in your bathroom? Is wood simply not ppractical in a room with high humidity? Well, with Pergo" laminate flooring, consumers can enjoy the rich look of wood along with the durability to stand up to everyday bathroom moisture. The latest home -decorating trend to hit this side of the Atlantic, high Pressure melamine laminate flooring Is an extremely durable material in which colors and designs can he varied and combined almost infinitely. "Now people have a new flooring option for their bathroom," says Anne West, vice president of residential marketing for Perstorp Flooring. "Because Pero has a high pressure laminate surface and moisture - resistant wood -based core, it can withstand bathroom spills and splashes." The installation of Pergo in the bathroom has to be done according to the special It instructions for bathroom instal- lation. (Please note. Perstorp Flooring does not recommend installing Pergo in a bathroom with a drain in the floor.) First, it is important to remember to install Pergo as you would in any other room, leaving a 1/4 inch expansion space around the perimeter of the room, and also 1/4 inch expansion space around the drain collar where the toilet is mounted. 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For more information about laminate flooring and to find the nearest Pergo retailer, call I-W)-33-PERG0(1-8W337-37-x6). e �s L RECREATIONAL SALES END OF SEASON SALE featuring J �,yCO S EAOLEL JAkV SIERIES FO — TENT TRAILERS REMAINING STOCK NUr ' YOU BUY ANY NEW JAYCO FOLD -DOWN FROM DEALER INVENTORY BETWEEN NOW AND SEPT.30 1997 1997 UNITS ON SALE AT REIDUCEO SALE PRICES 1997 JAYCO RENTAL UNITS ON SALE COMPLETE WITH WARRANTY, USED ONLY 10 WEEKS $1000.00 OFF SALE PRICES 6 September 1997 - The Durham Sun !goinqg4s on Labour Day Weekend At Mosport! Racing at 'Mosport Mosport Park was certainly the place to be. The first major event under the auspices of IMSG Properties., the Canadian company organized to run the famous track, kept their promise and provided both race fans and music lovers with plenty of action. Saturday's music festival was a blast with Tom Cochrane headlining and The Goo Goo Dolls giving it evervthing and judging from the strange smells coming out of turn two. or was it turn three, who cares.'' The festival was enjoyed without trouble and should tell organizers that this site should seriously be considered for upcoming concerts. Windsor born Ron Fellows, co-drivinc, with Rob Morgan. won the Exxop. World Sportscar Championship race. "It's the first St. Martins New To You Friday September 26. 1997 and Friday October 31. 1997. 7-9 p.m. Good used clothing for the family White Elephant Table. Toys and Books. win at Mosport for Ferrari since Pedro Rodriguez won way back in September of 1962." This announcement over the public address system Has greeted with loud cheers and applause. The two drivers looked like kid's who had discovered that Santa really did exist. Fellows had said earlier that he was thrilled at the prospect of driving the Ferrari, "I don't know much about the car but I do know that it should reach speeds of close to 300 kilometers per hour**. The way the race went, it was obvious that the 'bang' felt by the winners, translated into a very pleasing result. One black mark on the weekend came from an accident which happened Sunday Bargains Galore. Rock Bottom Prices. Donations Needed. St Martins Anglican Church. Pickering 1201 St. Martins Dr.. One Block %%est of Liverpool off Bavly. Information 839-9281 morning at 10 o'clock. At the start of the race two vehicles sideswiped each other near turn # 1 . As a result of that impact. a wheel flew off one of the cars and bounced into Winner, the viewing area inside the track striking a spectator in the upper body. The injured man was taken by ambulance to Oshawa General and later transferred to Sunnybrtx)k Center in Toronto. The weekend overall was definitely a success, the weather could have been better and Ron Fellows/Rob Morgan tickets were a bit on the high side. But the good news to 1MSG is that 100,000 people visited over the period and were given full value. It should certainly give confidence to the organizers that more such events should be booked in the future. I^'MVV C74()MMUi1,,41-VV 1c'13teivil-icr 2O, 1997 6-8 Ur—«7Ui-«7 featuring Kelita in person ...7:(x) p.m. Adele & friends ..6:30 p.m. & 7:45 p.m. Rain or Shine! Fun for the whole family! Whitbi Baptist Church • 411 Gilbert Street 1905► 068-9711 TOWN OF PICKERING `°up�a�,,! " Notice of Public Meeting The Durham Regional Planning Committee will be holding a public meeting at the time, date and location noted above to consider the Town of Pickering adopted Offiaal Plan, and rebored amendments to the Durham Regional Official Plan. This is a public meeting, and all are invited to attend. If you wish to address the committee, you must register prior to the meeting. To do so, Please contact Catherine Bazowsky at 905-728-7731. The Planning Committee will be making various to Regional Council for their approval of the new Pickering Official Plan, anticipated to occur on September 24, 1997. Copies of a Durham Plannal Department report on this matter wiN be available on and after August 26, 1997. The report an be reviewed (or purchased for $20), at the Durham Planning Department located an the 4th flow of the Lang Tower, Whitby HWL 1615 Dundas Street Esc, Whitby. Any cluestioris regarding Durham Planning's report can be directed to Rhoda Brands -Stuart at 905-728-7731. If you have any questions related to the Council adopted Official Plan, please contact Catherine Rose of the Pickering Planning Department at (905) 420-4660 extension 2038, or (905) 683-2760. of Cie Durham Regional Planning Committee to consider the Council adopted Pickering Official Plan ?District g � related ,u co the PICKERING /I/////J�/�/���y���/ Y �� ,"moi � :g �• The Pickering Recreation Complex has been proudly serving your community for 14 years! Saturday, Sept. 20, 1997 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Bring your whole family to the Pickering Recreation Complex Join in the celebration Egoy the cake, the thorns and the company! (905) 420-2222 (905) 683-2760 F.I.T. Club (Youth Program : Ages 11-17 Years) An opportunity for teens to develop a responsible attitude toward weight training. Work with a knowledgeable instructor to learn all about safe weight training tecFsrtigstes. 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Whitby (905) 666-1278 Wed. - 10e Wings -Thurs. - Karaoke with Mike Preston - Fru. Esc Sat. - Line Bands -Sun. -House Party Jam 2-6 THE NEW TREEHOUSE 172 Hunt St.. Ajax. Ontario (905) 426-2789 Monday - Tex Ilex - Tuesday - 15(t wings 7 - 11 - Thursday - 2 for 1 Ladies Night - Thursday, Friday & Saturday - DJ Dr Spin - Saturday - Retro Saturdays - Sunday - Dig the Dug Out all Teams Welcome S I R E N Z`) King St. Fast. O%hawa (905) 728-3010 Thurs - 80's Retro - Fri. - Wired - Sat. - Alternative Music M 1 X IT UP 1735 Bayly St. E.. Unit 19_ Pickering (905) 831-9866 Mon.- Dart League - Tues. & Wed.- D.J. & Dancing, - Thurs. - Jam with Paul Whitaker & Blues Persuasion - Fri. - Karaoke with the entertainers - Sat. - Live Bands - Sept. 6/97 - Vtxtrhees - Sun. - Free Wings with Pitcher Herongate Dinner Theatre Review by Aaron Bernardo I recently discovered one of the areas best kept secrets in a lovely and relaxed dinner / theatre on the outskirts of Pickering. The Herongate Bam Theatre makes for an enjoyable evening of food and live entertainment with a combination of live theatre and an al you can eat buffet including salad, fish, roast beef, chicken, potatoes, as well as an impressive and tempting collection of desserts. The entertainment included a mixture of jokes and song by Rick Kerr, who is also the director of the current play "Marriage is Murder". Rick, along with his guitar and bag of props, did his best to keep the audience tapping their feet and singing along during the after dinner activities. Some of the jokes were quite funny and I have subsequently turned them -into my own. Herongate has a real country feel with the main dining room but close enough to be considered "in the area". The plav "Marriage is Murder" by Nick Hall starred Peter G. Hurley and Ann E. Ward. The play is set in modern day New York and is about a divorced couple who have been forced together again to rekindle there ability to write an effective murder/mystery. They not only write the story, they act out each of the individual scenarios with each other. The story line was amusing in some scenes, however I found a lot of the dialog was lost on a mainly senior audience. Altogether I found this to be a very different and enjoyable evening worthy of a second visit for $35.95 per person when the next play "I Dream of Genie" arrives on November 2nd. For information on Herongate Barn 'Theatre call Steve at 472-3085 2M Akon PA Now Playing! Rbrkmd Cwnwy Thriller aperting Sept 5th, 1997 For tickets and iofarnutkm 90472-30850 cloasmCcupixism situated in what looks like a converted cow barn and, although I found this rather strange at first, I quickly warmed to whole theme. I enjoyed a little of everything especially the Swedish meatballs of which I think I had one too many. The entire building is situated in the middle of the countryside, far enough away to be in the country Marriage is Murder September 5 - November I - Join us for a delightful evening of their murder plots on each other. Will romantic comedy with a hair raising they cross the line and really try m bump twist! The divorced couple of Paul and each other off? You never know if the Polly Butler are the co-authors of the results will be fatal or just fatally funny! popular Miss Charlotte Mysteries. It's not only Who Tfone It, but Who'll When Polly shows up with the promise Do IL This play has lots of laughs and of great financial gain Paul is tempted p[lenty of action to keep you riveted in back into trying to write together one your seat. "A great comedy, well written more time. The trouble is they can and balanced with just the right amount hardly stand to be in the same room of tension!" together. 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Club head coach Tanya Szpak co-ordinated the event with Cvmnix coach Josee Cvr in hopes of learning from each other and give their gymnasts Gymnasts Do Their Part for National Unity another perspective of gymnastics. Pickering gymnasts will travel to Montreal next year and experience the culture of Quebec. "We thought it would be a good idea for them to come down here and train, and share ideas," said Aerial coach Don Muir. "There's so many ways of doing skills. It's refreshing to see how different people do it. If the girls can come out of this with a couple of ideas that work for them, great. "Josee had national stream athletes fro 23 years and for us, we're just getting into the national stream and it's nice to see the different philosophies." Szpak, who trained at Gvmnix during her gymnastics career, met up with Cyr at the Spring Cup and mulled over the idea of visiting each other's gyms. Pickering Swim Club Members Battle the Best The Pickering Swim Club recently sent two of their top swimmers to the Ontario A�,e Group Provincial Champi- onships held in Etobicoke. Twelve -year-old Warren Barnes had outstanding finishes in his events. Barnes posted a personal best time in the 100 metre breaststroke event and placed seventh in the province with a time of 1:21.13 seconds. He also finished seventh in the 200m breaststroke. Thirteen -year-old Megan Shanks also represented PSC well with a great race in the IWnn breaststroke. She qualified for the province's toughest meet at the last possible opportunity in June and met the challenge very well. Two of Pickering's top senior swimmers also competed at the Eastern Cup Champi- onships in Sudbury. Derek Howard, 17, put forth a tremendous effort in all of his events. He swam to a sixth place finish in the 200m butterfly in a Exeter Exits Tennis Tournament Pickering resident Sasha Exeter was faced with a tough draw recently at the Under 18 Canadian Championships in Montreal. After receiving a bye in the first round. Exeter drew the number two seed Petya Marinova from Mississauga. The Pickering player was disposed 6-1, 6-1 and relegated to the consolation side of the ------------ ------------------------------ n t 41 r Featuring Bauer 4000 Jr. Hockey Skates ONLY 169.99 (Reg. va41 lue $199.99) b"t.Rreste Yoar bwrn By � Iu Yew Used SpActs " A' L-=--------------------------------------- J Hy -Hope ..,Farm Golf course Established 1980 Executive Course ,18 holes • Par 3 Sweet Corn, Baked Goods, Pies, Tarts. 'S miles N. ofedge R.Whitby X655-3091 Z on lalkeridge Rd draw. After defeating Jennifer Baccarani 6-1, 6-0 in the consolation draw. Exeter had to withdraw from her next match with Alexandra Karas from "It's been all worthwhile," says Cyr. "This is great. Right from the first day, it was a comfortable atmosphere. "The first thing was to experience being away from home and their own gym and family, and adapt. The second objective was to improve and use the opportunity to adapt and make their own success of it. They won't be the same when they get back home." personal best time of 2:15.85. Howard also posted a personal best time in the 100m butterfly. finishing tenth with a time of 1:01.30, and had a personal best swim in the 400m freestvle. Nathan Kaye. 19, also had an outstanding meet. posting several personal best times. He swam to a tenth place finish in Nova Scotia due to undisclosed reasons. Exeter and her doubles partner Vicki Zielinski lost in the first round of the main draw to Anva Loncaric and Milica Staenic, thus ending her Pickering Girls Power Way to Final The Pickering Power Lennox In the round robin portion, Drum/CIBC Rougemount under Pickering started off with an nine girls select soccer team were impressive 3-0 win over the runners up at the recent Richmond Richmond Hill Selects. Kiley Hill Challenge Cup. Pickering were Sullivan, Kailey Lynch, and Jessica defeated by a strong squad from Ward scored solo goals in the win. Barrie 1-0 in a close defensive Pickering filled the net in game two battle. with a 7-0 win over the Richmond Pickering advanced to the final Hill Stars. Jennifer Michalicka and by going undefeated in the Jennifer Wakefield each scored preliminary round and the twice in the victory with Marianne semi-finals. Stover, Jessica Ward and Kayla Szpak may not be the same. "It's exciting for me because it means I've come full -circle," says Szpak. "It's very emotional for me. I had wanted to do this for a while, but I wasn't sure we could pull it off. It was a great club effort and a wonderful experience for the kids. "This came to be because of the kids and the enrichment they'll take away from these kind of events." the 200m backstroke in a personal best of 2:19.97. The Pickering Swim Club is proud of these young athletes and congratulates them on a job well done. The club now looks forward to their future achievements in the upcoming season. Canadian Championship run at Jarry Park Tennis Centre in Montreal. Millson rounding out the scoring. Pickering continued to blank its opponents with a 2-0 over Barrie in the final round robin game with goals from Wakefield and Ward. In the semi-final, Pickering once again matched up with the Richmond Hill Selects. The Power finally surrendered a goal, but were victorious 3-1 in advancing to the championship. Michalicka scored all three goals. 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Residential Service 1st 210 kV14'.h/month i0.58ck\V.h Balance per month 7.19ckA'.h Minimum Bill S6.W/month General Service 1st 250 kW.h/month 10.58ekW.h Next 12.250kW.h/month 7.91ekW.h Balnce per month 5.73ekW.h Demand Charge (0-50 kW) No Charge .d (Over 50 kW) $5.40/kW Minimum Bill $6.00/month* *or 600kW of maximum demand in excess of 50 kW established in previous eleven (11) months. Equipment Rental 40 Gallon Water Heater '$4.50 per month 60 Gallon Water Heater $5.00 per month 100 Gallon Water Heater $5.00 per month Miscellaneous rate schedules are avai!able on request from our office. All rates are subject to approval by Ontario Hydro. Pt,VKERING HYDRO-ELECRIC COMMISSION 1920 Bayly Street Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3R6 (905) 427-0791 NO MIW � �Wffw REQUIRED TU i I'm "Pay As You Go" DAILY - WEEKLY - MONTHLY MMf4R GT1f QYIA OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT 1035 Brack Rd.. 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The Durham Regional Pipe band will entertain and there will be numerous displays and attractions about safety by public and private sector organizations. Our goal is to educate our citizens and yet we would like to provide a fun filled day for everyone: Face painting. pony rides, free hot dogs and pop. clowns, and Kid's Safety Village cars are a few events. This is a special invitation for you, your family, friends and co-workers to join us. We guarantee that you will have a great tiome and will truly understand what making our community a safe place is all about. From all the members of 19 Division: hope to see you September 20th. Angel Nails f t, P1Care 2200 Bruck Rd.. Unit A-10 Pickerin Ontario L.I X 2R_' (9 0) 683-9.138 BACK TO SCHOOL SPEC_iAL A no SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Full set acrylic nails: Reg. $35.00 ... NOW $25.00 Fill in: Reg. $25.00... NOW $18 .................... .... ................... Free Air Brush Designs .... ............................... _. 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You require: -A Diploma or Degree in Health or Social Sciences - -Knowledge of major mental illness, understanding of the Mental Health Act, confidentiality principles of crisis support and psycho -social rehabilitation -Three years of experience in the mental health field and/or crisis intervention or a related field -Demonstrated ability to work independently and as a team. A vehicle is required and you must be available to work on call for a variety of shifts, including overnights, weekends and holidays. A knowledge of community supports in Durham Region and computer proficiency are required. Knowledge of a second language would be an asset. Consumer/survivors and members of ethno racial communities are encouraged to apply. 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