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:Pickering woman i i ouse explosion
HUMBLE HERO SAVES SURVIVING SENIOR
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.Staff W,iter
PICKERING — The quick actions
of a Pic kering man and his son are being
.credited for saving the life of a senior
-citizen from a fiery blast that claimed
the life of his 81 -year-old partner on the
_%eckend.
Effie Link was pronounced dead
early Sunday following a fire and explo-
sion at the Pairport Road bungalow shf:
shared with Bill Stenabaugh, 75.
Tbc woman, who had emphysema.
.Smoked and used an oxygen tank. v%ais
found in the front room of the house
'When firefighters arrived. reports Pick-
- - enng Fire Department Deputy Chief
-Bill Douglas.
BuL Mr. Stenabaugh was attic to
escape with the help of his neightictiam.
-1 saw flames flying out of the win-
.dow and the old fellow was on his hands
-and knee-, at the front door:' says neigh-
itour Pat Duffield. whose wife Raincia
alerted him to the firc when he got up to
-let out his dog around 5-45 a.m.
When Mr. Duffield saw the flame%
next door he ran to the house with his
-2 1 -vcar-old son Brent
*M'6%Clf and rn'o son grabbcil him
anid an% %C were ci,�Wng him away the
house blcst.- Mr Duffield says. 'I'hc
(oxygen) tank New out the front door
and all the % indo%%. -it kind of hiew
past our
He and hm %on were -far criough
away o fra im the house 1 by that Umc that
they weren't hurt by thi; flying dchrir%.
But. Mr. Duffield is quick to down-
play his role in saving the elderly man.
1 don't consider myself a hero. i didn't
do anything anybody else wouldn't do:'
D�puty Chief D�uglas reports when
fircfighters responded to the 5:49 a -m.
call the bla= was going strong.
He says the cause of the fire. which
resulted in an estimated $100.0W dam-
age to the home. is still under investiga-
tion. "People seem to have heard an
explosion:* he says. It's suspected a
smaller blam sitart�d in the house before
the blast occurred.
Durham Regional Police Sergeant
Jim Grimicy says the cause of the
explosion was "determined to be the
oxygen cylinder." However. he reports
the cause of the original fire is not yet
known.
Deputy Chief Douglas says local
firefighters knew Ms. Little as they had
been to the house with pararnedics "a
number of time%- when %he was having
difficulty breathing.
Mr. Stenabaugh. who has lived in the
home lor 47 years. was taken to the
Duffield!.' house until paramedics
an -wed. -14c had some burns but smoke
inhalation was the major faLtor.7 Mr
Duffield says. -My wife threw wet blan-
kct% over turn and took -.jrc of him unul
the pairarriedics got there. -
Mr Stenabaugh was taken by ambu-
iancc to Ajax-Pickcring General Hospe-
W xW then vatisficirred to Wellesley
Central Hospital's burn unit where he
ricinams in fair condamm.
pboto by A.J. Grftw
Durham RegioiW Police Constable David Robertson (left) claimed the life of a Pickering woman Anotlie�
confers with Ontario Fire Marshal invirstigalot Bill Hiscott the home was saved from the biae tv a ne:;��.
following the explosion and fire Sunday morning that son.
Province rewrites sex education rules
By sman, 0-mrol
The Ministry of Education and
Troning is %cuinj proviricc-widc stan-
dards for leactuas c1cmeneary %Iwjcnft
atx)w the twd, and ilx: bccs, in its new
health and ph�,%,:jl education curricu-
him
Education Minvj= Dave Johnson
unveiled the new xts. healith and phys-
wal ciluLation curriculum. which
include% padcluics fix pgo% iding sex
eduicatxtin. for %tudetw% in Grades I
through 8 at a m-%% conference at the
Art Gallery of Ontario M,,nday.
-Te"n will ha -.c to di%, -u,,
i—aws; and facts- under the healthy I iN -
iog portism of the curriculum whi,:h
focuses on "acquiring living kill, j,
well as physical education.- says
Danicle Gaut on. %pL*c%man for the
M, Gauvin notes the curriculum
saiiakukt, -gradc-by-graLic- lea imil;
cxpc,:Ejtion% fog studcnu-. in an auctinpi
to %tandardize sex education pro-
grarmtes across the provtoLe.
She reports the programimcs; car-
rently used by sclu" boards tall under
somic general gumkisses- but arc pn-
manly at the discretion of i"vxtual
hoar&%�
Tbc nc,^ material %ill cover cvcrN -
thing tn,rn the rcpr,-Ju,:nNc �,tcrn to
.. :"n,:cpi, jr,,und hurnan cKujlo%,
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By JOIN U~
Slatir Gouveia has his Canada flag and his favourite moose hat at the mao for
Pmda Day celebrations today. Communities around Durham Region have a host
0 activities planned.
tance of abstincacc as a positive choice
ifrtr a&4csccnt,- along with rixthods to
prevent prcgnux-y and scxually-trans
nutted discaiics,
-1 xt, %% itbc standardized cwricu-
lum) m . Itood %ka, %ay� Ruth Ann
%�hcdlich, chairman of the Durham
Dtwtct S,-txxA Bowd. She rxxc% the
proviacc-wi�k. %taindar& will benefit
stu&-ntN who move from one board to
&amhcr. But, -It's also good that
school bu"% (will continue to) have
the flexibility k) meet the needs of
their student%. '
Mrs. S,-hcdlsch, who haid not scm
the curricularn as of Monday after-
noon. no" the board'3, programmes.
.Lrc already based on abstinence.
The new health and physical educa-
two currwulum and the new ans, cur-
riculum will be taught in %hool%
beginning this fall
Under the health and physical cdu-
cation portion. stu#mls will learn to
dcvclor thctr mot%,rV%ktn% thnugh par
ticipation in individual and team
spin-% The) will also learn atiout
physical development MW rvmws rclait-
mg to sexuality. drug% and U.Mviking.
For example. a student in Grade I
will learn to describe the life cycles of
plaws. animak and humans. Grade 3
pupils will be attic to outline the basic
reprodiuctivc proccsscs and will be
taugla to identify nicotme. caffeine
mad alcohol as drugs. Grak 6 students
— __ __ -.—See DURHAM. Page 2
'School boards have the flexibility to
meet the needs of their sttxlents.'
A day to celebrate
It's OK to be a proud Canadian:
You have every reason to be..-.
By ANAV 0 1 -
Special 10 the NM Advel:ser
Canadians are not normally a nag-
%4a%ing, toot -your -own -horn kind of
nation. But one day a year, July 1, we
act a little bit more like our American
neighbours and display unabashed
patriotism. And deservedly so. Therc
are countless reasons to celebmte
Canada and being Canadian. Here are
just a few.
First of all, there's hockey. It's our
game. We invented it. We perfected it.
And now, thanks to the diminishing
number of Canadian -based teams.
wc*re doing a very good job of export-
ing it.
But it wasn't always that way. Any
Canadian alive at the time can tell you
where they were the moment Paul
Henderson knocked in his own
rebound with 34 seconds left in the
game to win the 1972 Canada -Soviet
hockey series. Fifty yews earlier,
Canadian teams were winning
Olympic gold medals by trouncing
teams by scores of 20-0, 30-0 and 33-
0.
The greatest names in the game
have been kids from Canada —King
Clancy, Gordic Howe, Maurice
to get
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Roy to name a few.
*'Oshawa has been home of sports
celebrities such as Bobby Orr who
played Junior hockey for the Oshawa
Generals in the 1960s and went on to
become probably the greatest player to
ever play the game:' says Dave Cutler,
head of the history deparmicrit at R.S.
McLaughlin Collegiate Vocational
Institute in Oshawa. Before winning
Stanley Cups in Boston. Orr led the
Generals on their way to the Memorial
Cup final in 1966.
Up until the end of the Original Six
era in 1967, the Generals were owned
by the Boston Bruins, so Oshawa was
the training ground for several Bruins
stars, including Terry O'Reilly, Wayne
Cashman and Harry Sinden, coach of
the victorious 1972 Canadian team.
We can dominate other sports as
well. The Edmonton Grads, a women's
basketball team that played from 1915
to 1940, won 93 per cent of the games
they played and 108 titles from local to
international levels. The game itself
was invented by another Canadian, Dr.
James Naismith.
From the Crazy Canucks skiing
their way through the 1970s and 1980s
to Ross Rebagliatti, Canadians have,
naturally enough. excelled at winter
spo"%.
Mr. Cutler remembers teaching a
young Oshawa native named Barbara
Underhill. -She had figure "ing
practice every morning at 5 a.m. and
yet she was never late for class:' be
says. All that practice paid off -hen
she "W partner Paul Martini won the
1985 World Figure Skating Champi-
onship in front of an ecstatic OU&wa
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Durham
board
prepares
for
new sex
education
formula
DURHAM/Frorn
page 1
will discuss
body image and
pub�rty, set
personal fitness
goals and
describe the
effects of illicit
drugs.
Grade 8
pupils will
identify meth-
ods of prevent-
ing sexually
transmitted dis-
cases and learn
about their
symptoms.
methods of
transmission.
and high risk
behaviours
related to com-
mon STDs.
As for the
new arts cur-
riculum. go%-
ernmcnt d,,,:u-
mcnis Jam, i
MARET SADEM-
THOMPSON
a s a very
ComI*X
-document
will - ensure
tk" Ontario
elel oel ary Stu-
dent% ac%clop a
good under-
standing of the
basics of music,
visual arts,
dance and dra-
ma.
T'hc cufflcu-
Ion outlines
gradc-by-gradc
expectations in
each area of
study and while
educators arc to
receive the new
teaching matc-
rials over the
summer. Marct
Sadem-Thomp-
son. president
of the Fcdcra-
tion of Women
Teachers' Asso-
cianons of
0 n t a r i o
(FWTAO), says
teachers will
need a lot of
training before
the curriculum
can be fully
implemented in
schools.
**Ws a very
complex docu-
ment and I'm
disappointed
the minister is
making the
announcement
after the end of
the school
year," she says.
-We have
been given the
curriculum but
we aren't going
to have ade-
quate resources
to implement it
in the coming
school year."
The Durham
educator says in
order for area
teachers to
implement the
curriculum to
the best of their
ability. they'll
need time to
brush up on
O;kills.
"Everybody
has to have time
wid that's what
the government
didn't give us:'
says Ms.
Sadem-Thomp-
�on. "Tbe tim-
ing again is
very problemal-
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Ministry of Environment ignorant
of Pickering, councillors charge
PROW—M-E-A-SSAILED OVER RESPONSE TO WASTE STATION EXPANSION CONCERNS
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vice. Centenary
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munity." He maintained the ministry Janet Ecker. The response. he said
PICKERING — A reply from the
response was -downright %Lary'* and -only serves to point out the absolute,
demonstrated the need for municipal total ignorance the Ministry of the
Ministry of the Environment to Pick-
autonomy on waste issues. The coun- Environment has of the area."
cring's concerns about the proposed
cillor adied there were still dumpsters Town staff were directed it) send a
etpansion of a waste transfer station
on Toy Avenue has brought little
outside the Can -Sort building even letter back to the minister's office cor-
satis-
f*tion to Town councillors.
though there was no site plan approval recting the inaccuracies in the MOE
: On May 19, Council voted to
for them. response, and reaffirming Pickering's
Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug opposition to the Can -Sort applica-
oppose an application to the ministry
Dickerson noted the MOE letter was tion.
7 b Can -Sort Recycling Ltd. of I(Ag
copied to Durham York'MPP Julia Last Monday night. Council voted
.y Ave. to amend its provincial cer-
fificate of approval to increase
Munro, who does not represent the to ask the MOE for an Fmironmental
the
area, instead of local MPP and Minis- Protection Act hearing on the applica-
niaximum amount of
ter of Community and Social Scr� i�:cs tion.
c6mmercial/industrial waste it's
geographically,
slowed to handle to 750 tonnes per
to become a
doy from 150 ionnes. Can -Sort also
regional cardiac
wants to increase its on-site storage of
f .7'
waste to 1.000 tonnes from 250
Mr. Whiting.
tonnes. Councillors cited a history of
-We have the
non-compliance to regulations at the
only community
facility as one of the reasons for their
hospital-based
opposition. and voted to send a letter
cardiac catheter -
Centre in place
�J
to Environment Minister Norm Ster-
central Ontario
the western part
(used to diag-
ling stafing the Town's Position on the
nose and treat
we hope it will
people with
application.
known or sus -
to the need for
pected heart dis-
such a Centre in
On April 21. councillor-, viewed
the rapidly-
have cardiac
growing South-
video footage Ward 2 local Councillor
camern sector of
facilities and a
the GTA,- says
Mark Holland said he took only a few
Mr. Whiting in a
vention and
media release
rehabilitation
days earlier at the Can -Sort site. It
Centre.
response to the
"And because
announcement
Centenary is
showed outdoor storage containers.
located halfway
crn centre by
between Oshawa
Health Minister
construction waste. plastic oil bottles
Etizabcth Wit-
Toronto, we are
mcr.
the best option
He says Pick-
and other waste prohibited by provin-
cring, Ajax and
this part of the
Whitby resi-
GTA. Just as
ciall regulations, and/or Town bylaws.
important is the
have to travel to
fact that, with
d o w n t o w n
It also showed numerous oil and anti-
Toronto to have
vices we already
cardiac surgery,
have in place,
and suggests the
freeze container% dumped beside and
Centenary
require little
Health Centre is
new funding and
ideally placed to
into an abutting small creek. TI*
video was sent to IIX* ministry ws well.
However. a rc.%FK)n%c received
recently from the MOE stated rcgula-
tions have been compiled with arld
significant improvement in operations
had been made at the site since Can -
Sort took it over last Sept. 17. (The
facil Ity had previously been coritract-
ed out by Can-S(rri to Ever Green
Recycle Canada Inc. to run. but that
company went bankrupt in August-)
Complaint follow -up hais. not %uh-
stanittated coviriplainis against Can-
Son*s operation%' - noted the MOE
The mimu-iry thanked the Town for
bringing its coiiiccrais for%ard. but
also stated, -rbe director must con-
pbas by ceas froodtharor
slider relevant and natibstanuatcd facts
wben tcade-mg a &-cisum on the
applicatKin to mncW the c"ifical: of
Made in the shade
approval.-
Councillors roasted the mitilimer's
offwc for its letter of response at their
Graide 10 students at Ptckering*s Pone Ridge Secondary School i0illed forces with
ing Last week.
Ontario Hydro*s Pickering Nucim Goinefating stabon to purchase raW sals and
o, xCordinS to Coun. Hollarw. the
btald a beinch for seniors outside the )ARage RetirenwaliCentre Here (from left)
E ku" -clearly showed they have
Matt!" SChankel. Ermly Cowan. Brian Thompson and �Justin Teschrw welcome
Aca what's going on in the com-
senior Marjorie Shedwick to ft new bench.
Rouge Valley
should host cardiac
care centre: CEO
WHMNG SMS EAsTERN GTA NEEV6 ONE
A new
provide this set -
regional cardiac
vice. Centenary
care centre
has been
should be estab-
expanding its
[Lit" as pan of
cardiac services
the Rouge Vail-
for several years
ley Health Sys-
and has been
tean being
planning to
formed by the
eventually offer
amalgamation of
cardiac surgery
Ajax -Pickering
as well.
General Hospi-
-We are well-
lal and the Cen-
positioned, both
tenary Health
medically and
Centre in Sear-
geographically,
borough, says Al
to become a
Wititing, who is
regional cardiac
to be CEO of the
centre.- slates
joint hospital.
Mr. Whiting.
.-Now that the
-We have the
Ontario govers-
only community
meat has put a
hospital-based
regional cardiac
cardiac catheter -
Centre in place
ization tab in
for residents in
central Ontario
the western part
(used to diag-
otthe 905 area,
nose and treat
we hope it will
people with
turn its attention
known or sus -
to the need for
pected heart dis-
such a Centre in
ease), and we
the rapidly-
have cardiac
growing South-
nuclear testing
camern sector of
facilities and a
the GTA,- says
new cardiac pre -
Mr. Whiting in a
vention and
media release
rehabilitation
issued in
Centre.
response to the
"And because
announcement
Centenary is
�ofthc new west-
located halfway
crn centre by
between Oshawa
Health Minister
and downtown
Etizabcth Wit-
Toronto, we are
mcr.
the best option
He says Pick-
for residents in
cring, Ajax and
this part of the
Whitby resi-
GTA. Just as
dents should not
important is the
have to travel to
fact that, with
d o w n t o w n
the cardiac ser -
Toronto to have
vices we already
cardiac surgery,
have in place,
and suggests the
we would
Centenary
require little
Health Centre is
new funding and
ideally placed to
less than a year
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The New s Advertiser puts theML to the test
In Ifle, secwm for &14011 counclif ffle"Iber
below expenses . inducre items such as
rrWeage. riewstrivers. postage. cew phones.
turches &V clanners, specof every& outside
servaces and conleences. Afferaclarace is to
June I at executive committee arid Couraciii
meetings. ft reasons atec! for absence are as
described in meeting rrianuies. Swrarnanes of
Ae most amportarN issues facing the rown,
were based on subirnisso" from ft mayor
and courx-jifors friernsehes.
Grades rrW be rriterpreled as follows: A
exceifew best amory peers. S = good so)
performarre. good attendance. moves far
share of rnobcans� C = far. only average an mosr
Categories. doesn r speak ujD much, no extiat
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MAYOR WAYNE ARTMURS
Forty nine years old, now m fourth w I
as mayor after serving two films as local
councilloa for Ward 3,
Attendance. No marb
Expenses: k4ost of the mayors wpm am
rot calcLAaW separately but we considered
part of fho T~ s opera" experaws. Has of-
fte does have a public relaftions budget of
$8,000 an 1998. which rickides. 4" such as
Paris. 110inil WO�fts and special events No oon-
ftnence eiapenswe ve to loarm.
CAwwwrmans: Repo Histah and Social
Sorvac,&s corv�araw, ex-olacto laoinbef of
a acat Town
Volunteer and Comarikinaty, Actroties: Affix-
Pck@"V General Fourafabon board
member: a dimiclax of So Chsdaw a Add Soci.
say, of Ourharn IF%aarr. "Xiunary
d Alaa -Pickaining U Way Gietwor Toronto,
Marketing Allanice bcord "wriber
Moot liwactitant Issues Face Town:Man-
agament of to forwar=W impact at provricia
Ari " .1 and sessesta am . anctuding rev-
enue loom of -m ke" Si,5 i whof an 19M
and acaimse in IN9 arid beyond' which he
a" be ecovea for current operation
of the Town. Munfood - row
gove"winco modsison Ourham Region and to
Greater Toronto, Ares,
Comments: Mayor ArViurs conlinims; his low
key no -fuss approach to ha rot* as Council
*Mdw, W" 00uncallicart; like the load an Ko
awkies. racaiagh he has Was forcefully
Same mothers, such as an orruvorimear" nl�
vow of the PrAonng nuc%sr station Good at
conswrisus ~ possible A *ss. cain-
W*Orous Council and to absence of ma"
7own tinearic3W loass" arid errors so tar has
- things somewholl A" difficult to date
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COUNCILLOR DAME RYAN
Fifty -oris years old. serving second term-
Marmager of health and safety at IBM Canada.
AowKkrmm Missed April 20 C4uncd meeting
- away for mureopel business.
Expenses: Vin.10 to arid of April.
Cow -dM—* Pickenrig Advisory C-Tarninse
on Race Relaim and Equity (chaffman).
Pickerwag P Library Boant Pickering Site
Plan Committee, Council bascari to Pickering -
Affix Okwas Together FACT) for lhe Environ-
Vokwoftw and Coarainuaralty Activities:
Founder arid paw F is 1, of Rougle Valley
Coommunity Association; founder and past
chairman of the Pickerwig Washe Reduction
Committee; peg executive member of PACT
chan Mayor's Took Force Against Dumps;
post chartnan of Picket" Philharmonic Or -
Chaska ; past member d Senoca Col -
loge Business Administration Fa-Ity Advisory
Committee.
Most Iripaterit h� Fack Town: An-
swe" pubic concern about Ihe safety of the
Pickering nuclear show by obtaining an anvi-
wirriental revieffir ot to operation, with full
'public disclosure; coping with financial impact
of provincial downloading and restruc":
developing a row governance model that will
,opitirwe service doirwery, at mromall coal. and
'bf responsive to to Cornirriulft - #Its Will de -
..w 'obiecove ocinsideraW of am such
as amalgamation. the roles of vanous levels of
Wwwoment. parl-time vs. full-linie political rep-
nmwnok)n, etc.
Cawwwnft: Deserves credit for straight
Voo*V land lack of giandsiarx", though he
do" ociposicarially take an extra dig at the
pool j , . gOvOrnment. Has shown particular
infaresl in ffaftfs reiatirV to the pubic iibrary,
waste menegernent and the environment this
hirm. but does not take the lead W issues as
often as some of his colleagues. Has made
comarnendable effort behind the scenes for
Jairt Universities* review of nuclear station.
#!r I I - .,. - i
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WARD I REGIONAL COUNCILLOR
MAURICE BRENNER
Forty-seven years old Now in thrd Verm as
regional representative, ~ two terms as
Ward 1 local councillor Race relaboarts adviser
vocialtzarg in conflict resolubon and macha-
bon,
Anearxionaw. No meewrigs massed.
Expenses: $8.656 09 to arid of May
Coornmirtlees: Pickering Audit Committee
(chamw) Pickering Site Plan Corrimatkae.
Mickering Transit Services CayvTvfte (chaw-
-rasn). Pickionnig 2OW A� Committee.
O'dwringfOratim Hydro Niclear Lawson Com,
-niffee. Dumam Region "eallf) and Social Ser-
.1cft Commilihae. Durham Region Transit Co-
�� Committee. DAUM %g1QQ MUrVC-
apal Non-Proft Housing ALO" (vice-chaw-
man). PAKyon of Durharn Children s Advocase,
Vitalisrateer Mad Ca"wriaunity Acavoties: ln�
volved in fund-raising initiatives for Ajax-Pack-
aining General 0 Auclacan. Pickering fulu.
— Villifoar. S— the Rouge valley Systatim.
Riders for the Envaronmerw provided ram re-
-.. . - wells and monetization to organize -
Sons such as 1he PickerarV Public Library the
Pickarring CAOA" and Recreation Doperinert
11hat Ourham Detract School Board andi the
son.
Most I 1ptalbant issues Facing Town: Ini.
pact a PrOvinciai clownicasidwag on the ps "a
Wd "" budgets old Ux~ lowalls, of to
Town ano Fiegion. we rote of the Greater
Teronao Services A, - arid is rrpact on pick-
onng aid Durham. eaflow- an adequate
w4w Of WgWw with an acoilipawbis
W.* of 111he socallionvoricarwrierswifeco-
fx)"Vc ..*=I of the Pickering nuclear plarrat on
Vat kawa: the n" sivail of chid paw" in
D~ mid incressed need for Children's sea-
vaces. the %^" for sarraors, Services as
To 0~ POPU*bon son, develops a
Ourritern sciultion for wasse moragarnerat the
Pfclwnr� wootics . reducing cosis while
maintaining Wilily of stirvacts. Mwmagh whagaid
ifeavoices and perverships)�
Comarrionals: SO an unapologetic grand-
SUrKlOr who Says; fWs re beg way 10 get s -
am reo public arw so giat he views
on them across, Not shy about pusharg for
-Michas&
boom making carbon monowas, dariscloars
we adw1ca V in Pickarring homes. aid fars so"
at Vie Pickeiring nuclear fashion
contminues to exhiod puzzling lack of I o in
'115 W twist can Vie Pickenng?On"no Hy-
cia Nuclear Lawson Commillse. even though
he accepted a second appowarrient to that,
Committee VIAS team and lought hard when the
cornmillse was lomned to have a broad range
Of comarraursy, reprosainitation on It.
It
WARD 2
COUNCILLOR MARK HOLLAND
TWorty4twee yews old. Serving bu farm
Former aide to Pickering-AimarA.Ixtindge W
Dan lik7sague. just slairling job as investment
adviser for " Eank of Canada Damnation
securities.
AAlandenm No meetings ki i
E3pwmm- $5,042. 18 to and of May.
Comirratses: Pickering PLdAc Library Soma
Social Develcipmenit ciound of Ajax-Pidisaring.
Pickering ALKN C�Of�. Pticketing Person,
net Cairmidee, PckmV C41mmillse, of A*zt-
meK Pickering 2M h4larraturn C4mmitliffe.
PKkmV Festival of Lights Coominithae (chwir-
man).
Voluritheir and Confamittrailly Activides: Pick-
enng Block Parents (vice-chairman); A-nesty
InfemationaI; POWER Surfers Protect (to pro-
vide Infamet pocess to information for cancer
and heart and stroke patients).
most Iripatatent Issues Facing Town: Bal-
a" finances in the wake of provincial
d-anicading; developing Pickering's econom-
ic POW" bf buisang cin its unKfUe strengths;
cultivating the poilential of the waterfront and
Frenchrran's Bay: slicarmwater management;
realizing the obtaclives of the Kingston Road
Comdor ftdy; develqping a downtown for
Pickering
Conarrawyle: An eager roolloe who doeso I hes-
am to wade into any issue yet defers to flow
wrlh experience when appropriate. Brings for-
ward a steady stream of resolutions on bq-w-
toe issues such as provincial downloading
inct municipal reform - CnIcS would say he's ment negobabrig
)randstanding but he says Ws anipartant for sarvboard katson
lickenrig to stake our a pow". Has taken ini- 011 transportation review
fative on Frenchrrian s Bay problems such as Volunfiew arid Coma
itormwater management and removal of teer member of chdch
)arges. Excellent work for a beginner t I
tario Good Roads conference. and may 25 ex -
eculive committee meeting - so aacteend a fund I.. IAYA
ran" event
Expenses: S8231.70 to the mid of May.
ConwrAllses: Pickering Hydro Conwression.
Pick— Commillei� of AK- — Picke Isaac Amm � C.31thiolic urch and works wrth
the Catholic Women's League at a* parish. Al-
so works with school community council at St.
Mary s Catholic Secondary School. Part-time
student at University of Waterkop.
WARD 2 REGIONAL COUNCILLOR
DOUG DICKERSON
Fifty-one years old, Serving fourth term
as Regonal Counciloar. am
ckj*V a farm for which he was appoarood So
IV posibof �
Attendance: Wmsed Feb. 23 execuove oom-
mittee mee" - away on municipal bijisi..
now. and May 4 Council oft - to allend
Ontario Good Roads oorderence
Expenses: $8.807.41 to end of May
Committee": Pickering Litinary Board, POw-
1`19 Transit Committee. Pickering 2000 Won-
rMn Committee (Chearman). Pickering Fesfa-
vel ot Loft Committee. East Shore Ccmrr%j-.
rally C4n" Co"wnftw. Durham Re-
gocan plot - " Committee, (Vicw-chairmen).
Durham Region Ncrs-Prok Hbusirj% T&orso
mW Region Cm"nobon Auit"
Voluraftear and coav - tasnity activ : Rouge
Parl, Alliance. Second Chance WWe Sanclu-
way. Royal Caneclain Legion Brarich &W
Founders Club mid Ducks LJO d V I OW
rriernberollhoKinsanea OubolPlicken. and
the Kiwivias Club of Pickenrxx
Now 6 apa to Issues Facing To": Deal -
wig we, TV impact Of prowiclai ciownicading
and property reassessment whis containing
I'* p— roy, , - for highe" PropeatV
NNW I w0ft 1* Placifincia accountable for bia.
crassista in rouracpai com as a result of dowri-
"cing. developarV a "an kx and a Awn ch
Ilhe revitalization of Pickering s waftrworit so an
resdarft will be able to onroy ft - i w -
fm ndudw Piseervabon of was occeirstatim
and develop an overall s*x"wmw men -
"Now 1 -1 gii
Clommainis: Tolds to go &MY with
the oratory Wid " tooth and nod whas hat
- ID am sca we a done - 11111ke the ex -
Panama of Via seniors twilly at raff East
Shore Ccirfarnunity Carries Those aft we rot
on his ad* on a parliculor wMA might I `
him as wily and monipulsove. I who am
rnight say he s draw sard posts"I
ell 16�
COUN0 S
Thirty-four years old Se. ig L Pol�-
cy adviser YAM we provincial Nam Affairs
Socrotanat.
Amwedwbm: lulissed May 11 missiling of exac-
ulive corramattee - massed due to personal
business.
ExPiwasesz- S3.164 84 So " and d April.
C*Wmftft&- Pickering Library Board. Packer-
ing Personnel Commilase, Positing Parlor
mence Appraisal Ccarranwase. Pickering Sils
Plan Committee, Picktiong Majosurn Morege-
mis Board. Pickering Coommurvity Coorilres
, Ceffw" Board
Vokwftw Mad Comirrawift Activities: Poo
mwrbw of Pd*mxj-Apm CAm Togelher
(PACT-) for 1he Environmert I is Pickier-
ing: arad Sm Town of Pickett 011111cal Plan
C-MMKwty working Group.
ROM I opal he Issuass Facip Ticans: Cq>.
ing w0h the financial N. d prManicam down-
losidirg and property .60"0=.m -loking
an now responsibility to proakde services whillo
review sotairicas are stripped &AW. - - I
willfresideratsconcernsabout 1-- -Wand
b-Aviess developments which affect their
homes and families such as Iiie I , F - 1 1 , J &
F Waste Vanster stow now to Brock East"
C-ffKs*
Cornments: Probably to quievist one on
Council. llhougti not re0� So take the WO
cari as As which directily aftct his constituents,
suc� as Vie J & F Waste facility " gratin to
the overkill some of his colleagues occesional-
IY Indulge 01, but persissfairt F-ght doggedly
together with Coin, Holland for watershed pro-
lecticin plan for,:renchman's Bay. Stays in ft
background on some tw As a landency which
may chaninish as he gains experience. A rook-
ie Who is off to a good sot
WARD 3 REGIONAL COUNCILLOR
RICK JOHNSON
Forty-four years old. Nova in his third term
as Regional councolor, wittier am hern as local
representative. FarTiertnerepareneur.
Adandence: Missed Feb. 23 executivia com-
miftee meeting - away an municipal busi-
ness, May 4 Couixd meeting - to altand On.
rnarrafte, the archdme-
ramittee and is charring the
corramittee
unity AcfivittAs: Vokan-
n*s liturgy program at St.
Museurn Advisory Comairitee, Rural Sbxjy
Conamattee. Durham Region P Works
Commattee (chatiman), D~ Region Non-
Picifill Housing AuShortly Durham Region Do.
Charges Committee, GTA Sold
Waste Planning Committee. Central Lake On-
Intrato Conservason Aud" (dwiriman). On-
larao Traffic Conference (chaimian), Ontam
Conservation Foundarbon. P)ckemg-Alax-
Whitby Animal Ca*ol.
Voluaralsear wW Community Activities: Varim
Ous forms of vokinteer assistance (aractuding
acting as charity auclkariver) to lim arid
Shrok,o Foundation Pickaw ig (post charTran),
Royal Cwriscian Legion Brad 483. Rearris
Foundwacan. Starlight Foundason. Rated lor a
parb". 6 for Sock Children. Atax-Pick-
WWV of Trade. Apia-Pidiaring General
I Bag Bloom . Big Station. Easier
Seats. Community Living Association. Prow
dW" Colon". Bay Ridges Hock" Touring,
mem sponsor for to(* sports learns
Most I wo to. Issfussi Facing Town: Does-
ang with provincial c1cwriloachrS laums devoI.
offing a kinig-laran a- snbW. fie J & F
p;' - forstaW*stmoonanNo-
Ilon Roe4 road ritconstruction am mosualac-
ang; completion of the Ajax water plant Low
Oman 'e"achot rww programmes for
youft now pass and ift twore %ommc
ficiew and "ift smao neor schools arad
neagraticuth0000k furat paw � phiew for
reseuck" at P4090M and locall level; frat
; , I , 1, in north Pickering,
Corrarratineiv- Not usually given b grandpas
rag or big 41; 1 but fad on occason carry
on at great length. 74nds to pick has a" as
for as 0ftM We ooncemed - efewbalf; a par-
licullear 0000 an weaft anagensa I
NO wvy�wng 10 CID viallh rund Pickering. and
works on those *pie& Knows has oonsakierf.
cy well Appears frecliAnity to be scam 0 1
he loyalty to the, Town and his loyalty to, if*
pow Progroseris, C4n@wva#v*L W usu.
ally, dX"" raw Town.
CATMUC TRUSTEES
A few noras W masons am mcorwd 0, it.
sonces. Ab&rAdwlot a ftm December 1997
through Jim 1998. as am expenses ~ in.
Ck,IGIV Md"90. COVIVIN16" And 000111inlarac".
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Iv
JIM MCCAFFERTY
Experrow- $1,69D.57
Commimm&- Boordch� mits
ur,wp his tied
warmonfIritaboardililticieftonthei4l: 4',
AV" commiewas. " special ecticloon &&A.
scarycommillies,theCLIFIE g -ii -I cam
ffifts, the pnnopft and vace-principills nego.
aft Commillea. the oint sethrows cokwnbw.
ft archdoossar0board beach
ft boad At Isition coffvTmfte.
Vidluribear and Corrin" AMAW&
ollholloopi lorSickChildrien'sFarrillyAdvil-
sory Coommifte, active member a SL ishic
Jogues Callhoic Church in Picked and a
merriber at Iho Kroft of Columbus.
ocaq"— Sol- Cmvpftr WWYSL
AocneEMIr. Ea* access"o. riffluma milif
P -111411111y.
Nallable Issues: Main ouncearts; inciude'
inentI tonewWwwlbrysdwmw-d
noloW curricaulain the budget pi—
slaffrg Nam at secondary factfools. Also clon.
carried wilh 11he Impact to ProvinoW3 cap an
class am wd have on local sc:hooft ~
Milker frorn civeracwting. Suppoft Ihe chniell.
opal a of a 00 secondary in north
Ajax which would derrift overcrowding at SL
Mary Seconclary School in Pickering and Arch..
bishop Dom 0 Connor Catholic High School
in Ajax.
Co"rm*L- A caring and dedicalled trus"
who believes s1rcan* in Coicilk: vskieff, Pro.
vides leadership at to board tible and paw
soft a regional view on ksues witfile repre-
warring concerns of local constituents. Com -
in Nod to ensuring money goes to classrooms.
FRAN PEREIRA
m; Perfect aftinclence.
Eypwmm- $1.491.02.
ConwrAns* Serving her second farm, is cur -
to* a" on the ncn4x=Vmidda nwage.
Accossitrility: Very
Issues: Concerned w1h to now
fird" modei ano its impact on local schools
ancl bW* throughout to region. Also con -
carried with accommodation issues as enral-
.. w A increases. Favours keeping portables off
school grounds where Possible.
Corrarnerris: Behoves strongly, in Catholic **.a.
calion and is a s" voice for conslikawats.
Pickening I 1 1 and sluderribi at a* table is
a him believer in commuriacterV with parents
arid schools about changes kD V-4 system.
PUBUC TRUSTEES
A few notes A.!Terklaric&,�, jw 15 -,99;1
10 JurV 5 - a load of fighr Wordiness,
Seven SftxbV cormvftv Inverb And 13
budger 1 wark - No reasons 9ven for at�
I I E--rc*A*-"NP
comosinacras. corailarenoft
el e-om6. %*
PAM CRAWFORD
Atlarriallorme: pedoci attendance at board
mewar"Op. has I two budge so
aid ons, scm 111111 C017� Una
Expenses: $1.27164
Comirradwasiz- First Itarm on board Sft on the
Regonal Parent Adtivicary, Council and a* salso
Poo a" appeals oca -
%t6molow anal C-OwwnurWtl Acithrities: Exec -
W" morriber of the Pickering East Shore
C4mmunaty, As3ocwbm, umpare and I in
mr= sportil. ist diaw of Pickenngs GTA corn.
rrdfto and 11he Towri s Sale Streets cominifte
Occupation: Sales ocarmAort
Acce"iladitr. Can bareed weW dilicui-
IV and is prompt 10 ralum calls.
111, 11 Issuaw- Behoves in fted iespoi
fly arid 5 vocal about finding savings through.
our Ihs board So redirect morsy oft ft class-
- I . SuPP— ancries" cornimunicabon be-
hisaw 11he board and laveyers ancl sistal"
arg a sound business pion ID sot to sbags for
to cornarag schod yew.
COWARordaL Actively participates in board
OVWft and kinCt"141 MftKie board meetings.
NO speaks NS "and at the table mid I
Pwsftb to ciusiston MR or colleagues i he's
unsure about mothers although sometimes it
appears he hani done his homework.
U+)A
VWTH AM SCHEDLICH
Aftndo— POW tallencloncts al standing
O=nfto and board MeskV& hie
— budget m-*V�
Eqmnm&- $2 .80.
r . * A tufts for over two VMS, a
curranily chairman of to board and has
Served as' v"40irmen in to p@K Al-
so sft on Ifis Ontario School A
Associeffican mid this joint services Col...
Vok~ aradi Conwiffunky Acdw&m Sft
an the board Of difficlors for the Social DeviO.
CPYWN Caincil rA Aox-Pickeiring and' , of
dinlackfars Ilor The Low" piefirsaffitapi.
O-wsd-- Sales represeraill".
Acceembft Very accessible.
P , ... Ismusim Belmoss shriongly in the im,
clorneankift of pubic educallion, is
about to Impact of education hIltion. an
Durtionn schools arid aludwirls. &qmftd the
boluls pupil accommodition, plan; sipportiod
corilinued use of ft Lde Facts documereL Is
concemed with mad" arst-ime conascis
with Ithe bcsrc�s employaw groups.
C4mmartba: A rao4ionswitse fifusleap, Mrs.
Sd%Kbch does not beat Wound to bush. Her
*)PWWM and leadership we an not She is
Itair in her approach wilh consaitaft and fol.
low VuBlOft at meetings and Vim a regional
vow on many issues.
"a W"M MWMTNM IWMNMAV. Asw I. MM 5
Canadians have plenty to be proud of IN N N.
C1111111111111111��" MV I_ _
crowd.
Throughout history it has been
war that has shaped nations. Canada
is no different.
We first grew out of a conflict
between France and England over
control of the fur trade. We have two
distinct founding nations today
because the British decided to allow
the French in Canada to maintain
their culture
after winning
that war.
(Although
John George
Lambion. first
Earl of
Durham, for
whom this
region is
named, recVm-
mended com-
plete assimila-
tion of the
French Canadi-
ans in his 1839
Durharn
Report.)
The toler-
ance shown in
that decision
has fi cred
down to I y
in the fo of
our multicultur-
al society and our two national lan-
guagcs.
There are 3.5(X) children in
Durham enrolled in French immer-
Sion classes. The programme, which
offers classes from Grade I to OAC.
is taught in I I elementary and %b -x
Youth
ch.qrored
t
in ax
man s
stabbinc,
t
AJAX — Ak
I 9-ycjrId
Ajax man !Luf-
fercif minor
injurw% to lus
neck when be
wam mabbed by
a knife-wicid-
:. as. haton
w1fling youth
on Sunday
might.
Durham
It c g i o :Carl
Police C
called to a
doughnut shop
at 250 Bayly
St. E. around
1 O�45 p. in.
after a fight
broke 0.1111t
between two
males. which
resulted in the
subbing.
Following
the altercation.
police say a
boy matching
the su%pect's
description was
picked up by
uniformed offi-
cers a short
distan . from
the scene.
The canine
unit was also
called in and
the police dog
found a col-
)Iapsible baton
-14he youth was
Cireported to
Uve been car-
rying at the
lime
of the
fight.
The victim
t1was treated for
non -life threat-
ening injuries
and subse-
-;"41 u e n t I y
released from
Ajax -Pickering
General Hospi-
tall.
- A 14 -year-
old Ajax boy is
with
causing
!"bodily harm,
assault with a
weapon and
breach of rec-
ognizancc.
Under con-
ditions of the
Young Offend-
ers Act the
Identify of the
youth cannot
'be disclosed.
He was
- schedule to
-appear for a
tail hearing in
Oshawa court
Monday.
"I
secondary schools in the region. And
it is not just French-"aking fami-
lies who are participating.
"The vast majority of parents are
English speaking who are looking
for enrichment opportunities for
their children,** says Bev Freedman,
superintendent of programmes for
the Durham District
School Board. "We
also have many
par�!nts for whom
English is not their
first language; it
may be Hindu or
something else.
I i's a fairly
diverse group of
�iudcnts in the
S",
d"
P a
,
E
programme.
Tolerance
aside, the two
World Wars
have done a
lot for Cana-
da's self-
image. Canada
entered the First World War
*utornatically when Britain
declared war in 1914 The bravery
shown by tanadians in battles such
as Vimy Ridge earned us the right to
declare war our%clves, a full week
after Britain in 1939.
On the home front, Durham
Region was greatly influenced by the
Second World War,
Prior lo the war there was no town
of Ajax. Shortly after the outbreak of
war about 50 farms were expropriai-
cd to make way for Defence Indus-
tries Limited
By the end of the %ar it would be
the largest munitions plant in the
British Commonwealth, employing
9,000 people. Many ofthe temporary
homes built for w(irkers still stand
today (modified and upgraded) as
home to modern-day Ajacians,
Sam McLaughlin located his car-
riage works, which later became
General Motors Canada. in Oshawa
because of access to railway lines
and a deep water port,
That access made the location an
ideal spot to produte needed war
materials.
"After 1941 GM in Oshawa com-
pletely switched to war production,"
says Dave Mountenay. supervisor of
service and parts operations.
-They built everything from half -
ton trucks and anti-tank gun mecha-
nisms to the fuselages for the M os
quito bomber."
He estimates that one-half million
vehicles were produced for the war
effort to be shipped all over the
world. "There's still lots of them
running in Third World countries
today."
But we're not a nation of war-
mongers. Lester B. Pearson won the
Nobel Peace prize for his efforts it)
maintain peace during the Suez Cri-
sis by proposing the creation of a
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United Nations peacekeeping force.
Since then Canadian soldiers have
served as peacekeepers in the Golan
Heights, Cyprus, Haiti, the former
Yugoslavia and many other world
hot spots.
Our contribution to Western pop
culture is undeniable, and often
bilingual. Whether you listen to Neil
Young or Celine Dion, Alanis Mor-
risett-- or Bryan Adams. Sloan or
Bran Van 30(X), you can take pride in
the fact they're Canadian.
We've produced shows like SCTV
and The Kids in the Hall that have
been the stomping ground of many
of HollywoiA's top comedians. And,
Canada is the birthplace of actors
like Mary Pickford, Lorne Greene.
William Shatner, Jim Caffey and
Pamela Anderson.
Finally, it wouldn't be Canadian
if we didn't highlight what it is that
sets us apart from Americans: Amer-
icans treasure their right to bear
arms. We prefer safe and quiet
streets. Americans brag about living
in the greatest country in the world.
We quietly know ours is. (And it
doesn't hurt to have the United
Nations say so.)
Americans put Canadian flags on
their backpacks when travelling
around the world.
We carry American Express trav-
ellers cheques.
J"ES R. YANCH
TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY
Personal and Business Bankruptcy
Including all other insolvency Services
122 Albert St.
721-7506
AJAX
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OPINION
EDITORIAL
PUR VIEWS- ON THE NEWS
Always a
great nation
Let's celebrate the best day of the year
Wednesday. July 1. Canada Day.
Get out there and breathe in some fresh air, enjoy
a ride on a local midway, wear the red and white
proudly, salute the flag and sing the anthem.
Because. Canada. truly one of the very best places
in the world in which to live. is worth it.
As we turn 131 and on the verge of a new mil-
lennium there is much to be proud of.
We're still united — the True North Strong and
Free.
The economy is in the best shape it's been in in
more than a decade with unemployment diopping,
inflation nearly zero and interest rates as low as
most people can remember.
There*s a renewed commitment to cleaning up
the environment. to making sure our children and
their children have a safe, pure country to grow up
in.
We're at peace. wc*re looking at a projected great
summer.
What more could you want.
Often times in this land. we tend to focus on the
negatives. Really. they're so small — crime. taxes,
the Senate (who doesn't hive problems") — in
comparison with the rest of the world they only
serve to make us realize what a great country we
live in.
So. really. have a good time today and enjoy the
privilege of being a Canadian. Try to realize just
bow lucky you are.
Picker'i*ng
well served
You can love 'em cw hate 'em. hut you can't call
the people wtx) run your town shrinking violcu- or
bench A armcr%.
K) the Ad%crti%cr concluded when we
otimpiled our Report Card on members of Pickering
Council. who have just finished serving ttx- first
half of the first yea of their threc-Near term.
You might disagree with your local councillor's
stand on a particular issue or you might dctc%t the
way a Town politician gran&tands.
But. Pickering Council member% all seem to be
putting in a decent effort at the job% they're doing.
Tbat's why you -*on*t find any poor gr;d- on the
Report Card on Page 4 of to&v's Ne%k s Advertiser.
Wayne Arthur%. no%% i in his f�urth term as mayor.
has pretty well perfected his leadership role. He
gives councillors ample opportunity to state their
case, it's unfortunate that some may take advantage
of the leeway he gives them. The mayor isn't afraid
to speak his mind on matters about which he's pas-
sionate: the aced for an environmental review o(the
Pickering nuclear plant. for example. Mayor
Arthurs is also good at getting council members to
compromise. Of course. it help% that this crop at
Town hall isn*t &% irascible as the last crew.
Also twinging lots of experience to the table are
Council veterans Maurice Brenner, Doug Dickerson
and Rick Johnson. Messrs. Brenner and Dickerson
ha,.e never met a camera. a recorder or a reporter
they didn't like. But, they're committed to serving
their town well. Court. Johnson is equally dedicated
to his community and his constituents, but prefers
to put on his show as an auctioneer for countless
charities.
Coun. Dave Ryan, in his second term, is more
quiet, but still manages to get the job done.
And, newcomers Mark Holland and David
Pickles have proved they were worthy of election to
Council last November.
All in all, we think, the people of Pickering are
being well served thus far.
WE AsKED
THE QuEsinoN IS: WHAT IS YOUR FAvouRrm
ASPECT ABOUT LIVING IN CANADA?
A I f r e d o
CAdlad0e, says,
'It's a clean. safe
countly-
H e a t b e r Jim Churke says,
Corcoran says, -We have the
-All of my fami- best health care
ly lives here." system."
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Treat nuclear
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tefs to the editor AX letters showuld
Help
keep
workers for
be "" or riestly hand-wrMen.
I 1 50 woo . Each ietter must be
kids
off
Marianne Taliacs on the issue of
with a first and Last name or
woulci pbcc a 5&-ccm *vy on
In my humble: opinKm. ail 0( as
drucy abuse
two initials and a Last name P*m
inctwe a phone number for venh-
deadly
weed
Hydro empkryom worknil in
cation The editor reserves the
Cana&-
ty to put ow moacy back into it. to
critical aticas of the Psckcrmft
r -M to edit con for �%" W—rh
This is one of those issues
inve-4 in ourselves =0 each other. by
RuTH
HmRias
OPINION
SHAPER
"ring r,,idet R.M Hndick, is
an insurance broker by day and a
writer by night, die &Wer being her
one great passion.
sweet home
Durharn Region is populated by
some fortunate people who manage to
live and work here. Then there's the
rest of us. We're the commuters. We
chose to live here. but for the time
being at least we have to work there —
there being Toronto. It has been over
two years now since I purchased my
first home here and Pickering adopted
me. I have never regretted it. Not for a
minutc.
When I made the decision to live
hem. I also made a promise to myself
to frequent the local businesses. mak-
ing a concerted effort to spend my
meagre bucks right here at home.
rather than in Toronto. I wanted to put
my money back into the economy of
my own town, and not the big city of
Tormto, a city which in my opinion
has more than its fair share of pay-
choqucs spent there. When the recent
talk of downloading began, I rcaf-
fumed that I would work even harder
to spend as much of my ntoney as pos-
sible here. putting it back into my own
community.
Now. before them is a big uproar
over thm. let me iiatc quite cleady that
I think Tivonto is a great place. I just
don't choose to live there. I live hem.
and for the first unac in my life I have
a sense of community. I cherish this
TO the ediew
Your paper recently ran a
I
and content Opinions expressed in
To the edkor-
I have a pnvaw vnemba's
WCHINg (31 0CMUlpfig. 1CC1 not unity a
responsibility. but a " In helping our
well-balanced article by
letters are those of the writer and
not neonsar,ty those ol the News
bill I before Partiament that
rcVon fkwtsh and prosper
Marianne Taliacs on the issue of
Advertiser.
woulci pbcc a 5&-ccm *vy on
In my humble: opinKm. ail 0( as
drug screening for Ontario
cvcry carwo of cigarettes sold in
who live hem owe it to our commusu-
Hydro empkryom worknil in
Cana&-
ty to put ow moacy back into it. to
critical aticas of the Psckcrmft
cessfiar Neww for sub.
This is one of those issues
inve-4 in ourselves =0 each other. by
Nuclear Giencraung Simon. It
%tancc abuc, with the full
69 Cana&=& seem unwitting
Spe Wme as mucl of our momy as we
stated that in August 1997 a rec-
awareness and co-operatiort of
to tackle because this soaking
can rigid here in our own baLlivards.
)amicndabon had been made by
their cmpk)ycm Not only have
habot him been wish us so long,
What funds of things am I villung
the Independent lntcgraftd
their lives. and the livet of their
We throw up our hands. By now
about' Our banking. music/dance
Performance Assessment. and
families, dramatically
we krknv some people can quit
lessons for the kids. hairdressers, We -
accepted by Ontario Hydro and
unprove& but )ob Performance
and somc can't. Some would
ciaty shops. libraries, doctors. des-
11hc Power W(wkcr%* Union. that
escalates and workplace safety
rather V) out gasping for — than
bus, phaimWies. book lores.
a drug scrcctung programme
dramatiLatly, increamn'.
give UP their link fficb&. SO
clubs. coffee shops. groccrm CD and
was needed and was to be
T%s is a scvnario where al
what arc you goang to do about
c1cxironic equipment stores, as well as
SIDPIC-Caled. Suc-h a require-
peruc% benefit gready. and no
human mature,
corner summ It's often tempting to run
110CM exist% in it= U S. nuclear
one loses. Yet thm opporturuty
Well. I*m not trying to put
mo a shop war the office, but I try to
energy industry. The union
is being missed at Ontario
every Canadian cm the patch. I
fight the top and shop here at home.
approval was, I believe. predi-
Hydro fir reasons attich appar-
say adults can do who dicy
belping another mom-and-pop busi-
ca" upon the proviso dim no
craly clude rational explana-
want to about the weed. as long
flonarlsh.
innocent employees would lo&c
their pbs as a result.
tKxL 1, and I hopc the test of the
citizens of Ajax and Pbckcnng.
as they don't blow it in my face.
But I think we do have an obbg-
Me"
Durham has nightclubs. bingo
This screening programme
would like to kik,-A why.
ation to the kids. They Set
halls, gas statmes. opticians. a college.
would be dwectly Inikcd to a
booked before they know it. and
auto dealerships and repair shops.
substance abuse uvamwnt pro-
Mike Semoff. M.D_
suddenly one Scricration's
officc and compuw equipment stores,
grunme to help the afflicted
Pkikering
jgony becomes the next gencra-
clothing retailers, great malls. travel
employees recover. keep their
"on'sag""y'
agents, movies and entertainment.
)obs, and improve the salety of
Revenue
And I do mean agony. Many
This is just a small cross-section of the
the atwitar sta6m and the ciu-
people have had a loved one die
goods and services offered in Durban.
Zens living near the reacuws.
from tobacco, and many more
In fact, I think of more ways to spend
The natural assumption one
neutral
watch in constant anxiety.
Iny money here every day (sometimes
would make firont this series of
Jux)wtng dim sorim"K close to
loti many ways to spend it!) All of us
events is dim there is at least a
them is playing Russuin roulette
who love our communities need to
reasonable suspicion that sub.-
defined
with their addiction.
focus on investing in ourselves and our
stance abuse on the site of the
Men in Our society are 'A
local businesses so that when we reach
nuclear plant exists. and that
To the edkor.
least swung to get a handle on
into our pockets and purses in Toronto,
them may be unpaired workers
There sull seems to be a
tobacco addiction, but women
k becomes an automatic reflex to say,
operating. inspecting or servic-
great deal of confusion regard-
— particularly young girls —
-Hey, wait a minute. Can't I buy that
ing the reactors. Mr. Andognmi
and Mr. Murphy both agreed it
ing the provincial Tories'
claims o( -revenue neutral"
are easy prey to die tobacco
companies' depiction o( a lean,
seater my homer Our local business
was necessary and reasonable so
changes to our tax system with
"downloading".
independent lifestyle.
peoplie will! be surtiriger for it.
My point is that though Toronto is
why then is it not happening?
The issuic of mandatory testing
respect to I
believe this sunple explartatwn
Kids right now aren't getting
the messW. For every S 100 the
unquestionably a greal city, Pickering
is irrellevant if afl parties are
will awn die average citizen's
federal goveminent conocts in
is my
, home. As we make Durbam
obviously in agreement to the
understanding of exactly what
tobacco taxes, only a panny
regicitt mom economically viable, per -
parameters set forth in Mr.
"My Way or the Highway
goes back into tobacco edwa-
haPs in die new hum more
Murphy's lener to Mr Farling",
Mike" had in mind:
lion. TCH me tha isn,t a dis-
of us will be able to not only five hem,
whose response clearly indicat
Take die ametant of money
grace.
but work here as well. How taxii'm
ad he concurred with the union's
you've saved due to reductions
The 50-cem levy at the cestre
ing is the idea of dropping the daft
concerns.
in your provincial income tax,
of my bill would raise $120 m&
cOmmutt? Besides, the upcoming
I both five and work in
deduct the amount your proper-
lion a year. In the first yew. $60
dowakwAing is a great inspiration. We
Pickering and am rou"Illy con-
ty taxes go Lip due to down-
nullicin woo go to community-
always hew that we shouMn,t bile the
cented for die salfety and welfare
loading and there you have it!
based efforts to curb smoking
hand that feeds us� but in this case,
of my family, my neighbours,
Revenue neutral!
among young people, W mill-
afftr iallready being overtaxed in the
and my patients. As a physician
Don't worry though, the
lion would go to cultural ad
first Our, dies bearing the added bur -
whose expertise includes idend-
Conservatives will ensure dim
Sports groups tO coullpensalle
den of downloading, if we were to
lying and treating people with
every coinmunity receives just
diem for their sponstarship loss-
drop most of our money in Toronto
substance abuse problems, I
enough one4ime grant ratincy
es under bill C-71, and $10 mil,
rather than at home, it would be
have great compassion for peo-
to offset any huge increases that
lion would go to __A:__�
like keding die mouth that bites us.
ple who are trapped in the
would otherwise occur before
tobacco farmers switching to;
We're smaner than thaL
vicious grip of substance depen-
the next election. YWT never
other Crops.
dency, a medical and social
know what tit you until it's too
Please write your MP in
protillem which should not be a
late.
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Staff Writer
Durham Region councillors are
still waiting for the provincial gov-
rnment to come through with
money. a cheque or commilment"
to combat downloading costs they
say will hurt taxpayers here,
Councillors originally demanded
definitive answers from the Province
by Wednesday, June 24.
If no revenue relief is made avail-
able to taxpayers here. they could be
on the book for a property tax
increase of S150 for Regional ser-
vices.
Durham Chairman Roger Ander-
son told the finance committee last
Wednesday. "I was told we'll have
an answer Friday or Monday. lt*s in
the hands of the Province until Mon-
day. Tuesday is too late** as Region-
al Council holds what is usually the
final meeting before the summer
recess that day.
Durham is facing a bill of $28.5
million to pay for service responsi-
bilities being downloaded by the
Provini!e.
That could be higher if more peo-
ple than expected appeal their prop-
erty assessments.
Count. Brian Nicholson said once
the Region's budget, the download -
New
deal for
nuclear
plant
workers
0 a I a r I o
Hydro and the
Power Worker%
Union have
reached an agree-
ou a rim
contract for the
period to March
31.2000.
The PWU
epnescrits. morc
than 2.0(X) work-
ers at the Ph-ker-
ans Nuclear Gen -
P -, g S4atxxL
The new c4A-
was reached with
die aLustarace of
11 WAX1131047 and
provkks for
W/W and I I fi-
improvements
and the establish -
of five new
for the
zatatins that am to
take over when
Ontarito Hydro is
seso ruled.
It calls for a
wage increase of
2.5 per cent this
yew. retroactive
to April 1, and
2.5 per cent next
yew, as well as
enhanced pen-
sioa benefits.
It also stipu-
laws Hydro will
not request the
provincial gov-
ernment to
exempt the comt-
pany or the: mum
l5rom the succes-
- rwits provii-
slolks Of its elec-
tiriclilly restructur-
*9 koda6m
Illis agree -
mem is an excel-
bm example of
how Ontario
Hydro and the
PW'U can work
effectively in
derw1loping an
efficilent cirpaii-
zati4m do is Well
positioned for
competition,"
sag Hychro pew
dent and CEO
Ron Osborne in a
j 0 i a t
Hydro/PWU
media statement
announcing die
contract. "It usb-
ers in a whole
new era of co-
o p e r a I i o n
between the com-
pany and the
union, and the
creation of a nm
productive rela-
tionship."
BRIAN
NICHOLSON
Ve want to give them every
opportunity to come forward.'_
ing costs and the 2.3 -per cent
increase in the waste budget are tak-
en into account. homeowners could
be hit with a property tax increase of
about $150.
Finance Commissioner Jim Clapp
said only S12.40 of that per -house-
hold increase can he attributed to
additional spending in the Region's
budget. while downloading costs
will run at $127-50 for each home-
owner.
Coun. Nicholson said the Region
is anxious to hear from provincial
officials on whether the download-
ing will be revenue neutral and. if
not, whether Queen'% Park will com-
pensate Durham.
"We want to give them every
opportunity to come forward. I
guess we're saying hold your com-
ments for another week.
"They're fully aware of the
impacts on regional taxpayers. The
Province is aware, our MPPs are
aware and the premier is aware. A
14.5 -per cent increase rests with the
Province," he added.
Mr. Anderson fears this area's
taxpayers will be especially bur-
dened by downloading costs. "lt*s
safe to say I don*t know of a munic-
ipality or region a% hard hit as
Durham.
And. -It's not because we haven't
been fiscally responsible. -
Mr. Clapp predicted the Province
won't come through with a promise
next week that downloading will be
revenue neutral.
instead. there will be a "year-end
reconciliation" when Queen's Park
will write a checiuc to compensate
Durham, he anticipates.
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maximum 15 people
Wa" for Town of
Monday so Friday.
Anicadoical I so die Fickering Officiall Flo ha beari ailimatiod to be Regional Municipality of Durtiain for
-use of room afterwards for your
FaH Brochure Delivery
in appawwal. Any portion or public body will be eaudet! to recoriie muce of die decision of the apitrovall
celebration
July 20 to July 25
audiority it a i - requem to be tuadled of due docism is nude to dic approval wthonty
AN wriates requerin to be watiod of like dKileto respecting Amendment I to the hekering Official Pbn
- choose from any Saturday morning in
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July/August between 9 a.m. and 12
to aU Pickering Households
Anillenal Municipality of Darban
noon
• Fall Leisure ProgrAms;
nearing Dep—
WAS Dendan Sured llaal� 40 Floor
- cost only $74.90
• Learn to Swim & Public Swim
Whift Ontarie LIN 21.1
-call 831-1711 for more i mall
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• Fitness Classes & Membffships
Stiould you requite my = to Amermiment I to the Pickennit official Plan, pleatic
contact Gotiff MdWSK Plieuver I at (905) 4204W. or (903) 693-2160, extemi.. 2032, or Cathertm
• Squash, Tennis, Racquetball
Raw, Mearew Policy Dwism at exleention -1039.
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RECREATION COMPLEX
• Pickering Museum Event Listing
brain Tayrkir� AMC C.M%l
Thrin, cark
Fff MS CONSUILTATIONS
• Youth Programs & Volunteer Olippoiftlunities
Eliminate the Sum work of exercise! ).,ur
• Town Sentices & Events
NO PARKING ON TOWN STREETS
Fitness Professionals DESIGN a workou: � ou
For Fall RegWrlittion Details
No person sball on my Town stmt park any vehicle for a
can have FUN with!
Out reputation's the SESn Na�,onally
CaN 4204621.
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accredited since 1987.
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ENTE
RTAINMENT
THE NIGHT LIFE IN AJAX &-PICKERING
Artful quilters
Pftto 17 WW LiedrMts
Members of the Durham Uuilters proudly display one of their creations being
donated to the Festival of Trees, a fund-raising event organized to support heafth
care in Durham Region. From left are Terry Keys. Alice Carnegie, Shirley Hallett
and Judy Skinner.
Awardnwinning
Hoof ers head to
Lake Tahoe
Student% from Hotyict, Pcitovin-
ing Arts arc on their way to Lake
T,hm'
Sc,.cral students froin Hoofer%
competed in Niagara Falls. Nc%%
York this past Nla�. coming awa)
with numerous it *3rds qualifying
them for the National Final% in Lake
Tahoe July 6 it) 9. Special nomina-
tions were awarded it) Jennifer
Maclocia. age 10. for Jr. Sweetheart
mid A.%hlcy Schofield. age 12. for Sr
Sweetheart.
Nath2n Rlakc. ale 11. wa-4 boith
aiocnin�itcd and awarded the title of
*Jun , or Heart Throb* of Niagara
Falls. Nc% York and will he ricrlorm-
ins and cornpoing along with 10
other boys all across the United
States eligible ftw a Sl,0W %choLtr-
ship.
All three students along with stu-
dents Julie Allin. Brcnna Hurley. and
Victoria McAllister have won other
prestigious awards this p,, -&%t dance
seasoo.
At Champion% Dance Festival
beld in 0shawa. Ashley &horscld
won the only -Platinum- a%*;trd of
the festival of 657 cntrws fcw her tap.
solo 'Axel F' under %oluim. overall
highicst tap mark of any tap solo,
duct, trio. group. line or production
and 'Champ" of Charnpions.' high -
1) C%tiva cy will to "Itc 14mv.
Kids invited to 'Follow the Son'
1 PICKERING -- A Vacation Bihic lcatumN 'Adventure Islam — Com
: School for children four it) 12 is being Follow the Son" as the theme Music
t;t)mrwtc with her tap solo this sum-
mer in Lake Tahoc also qualifying
and competing with her jazz and bal-
let Solo%
Jennifer Maciocta won overall 10
and under soloist at Champions with
Victoria McAllister behind her by
.333 as runner-up. Jennifer and Vic-
toria were also part of a group
Pokcy- winning runner-up
'.Wm Fntcrtaining* 10 and under
group.
At the Can-Danci: East Pageant
and Cornpoition. Na6ban Wake was
awarded the tak of jv, M.r Can.
uawc ham and Julac Allin winning
.second runner-up Jr. Miss Can-
DaaLc East.
This pageant consisted of soft,
performance, modelling. interview
and audition classes in up. jazz and
ballet. Age us and under tap group
(C'hcl%cy Pros%cr. Robin Blakc. Riley
M,:Alh%tcr. Hilary BrouSh and
Amanda Lembo) were runner-up
o%crall Mini Group. Also winning an
overall cholarship was Jennifer
Maciocia. Brenna Hurley. and Victo-
ria McAllt%tcr fcw 10 and under
duct/trio at the Trillium Dance Fesfi-
val.
Student% at Hoofers are now tak.
ing a break before starting up at their
swnnwr while 1wepa ing The their trip
offered dus summ" at Church of the
Naz,arenc. 1367 Altona Rd., Pickering.
The school from 9 a.m. it) noon and
crafts and sports we also offered. Rcc-
ornmended donation is $10 per child.
Call 509-1094.
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900 Hopkins St.
.Unit 5 (off of Bums)
(Hopkins & Burns)
(905) 668-7666
]Bring this ad for free gift
"Unruly, party irks neighbours
HuNDRms OF UNI - N - VITED --- RE - VELLERS SPILL ONTO PICKERING STREET
MCKERM — Concerns remain
after a Father's Day party ata home
driveways. yards and porches. Six offi-
took to disperse crowds. ..You don -t
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hem drew hundireds of revellers and
cers amved on the scene about 15 min-
utes later and started to clear the '
want a confrontation.
Public order unit officers "arc
soiled out onto the saw, leaving in its
wake trampled gardens. tmh bit-
of people who showed up at the paarretya
trained to gain control in a peaceful
and
ter neighbours.
uninvited arm] were turned away at the
door. Police speculate that many of the
manner and have (people) move out in
an orderly fashion. Sometimes this
Residents living near the Blue
Ridge Crescent home where the Sun-
estimated 3W party -goers came from
the Greenwood Conservation Area
does take time."
But Coun. Pickles still has con -
day bash was held "were upset and dis-
traught and they felt threatened and
where other festivities were taking
place after hearing about the house
cerns, which he took up with police
Wednesday and plans to discuss with
unsafe in their own homes:' reports
Ward 3 local councillor David Pickles.
'11tcy
bash through word of mouth.
By 9:30 p.m., about 15 officer%
the police services board. "What I've
committed to do for the residents is
are still very upset about the
whole thing." says Coun. Pickles. who
were at the scene. some from the pub-
lic order unit. A paddy wagon was sent
find out how it occurred and to ensure
it doesn't occur again in any neigh -
reports party -goers, also left scufl,
to the sLcne. The last officer left at I I
bourhoW."
marks on garage doors "and were
going to the washroom all over the
p.m.. with no charges being laid.
"It's much better to gain control
And while residents -say police did
a good job (once officers got there).
place. There was a lot of litter and
damage.
slowly than it is to come in using
they're wondering if police have
1 hear (from neighbour% who*ve
force:* Sgt. Wilson says of the time it
enough resources," he says.
called him) there were illegal "i"Jes
and Ima# r"
taking place — drinking d drugs
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and that they were being thr;ca(ened,,
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"it was rather unruly. I 's not he
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kind of thing you'd expect t� happen in
a suburban neighbourhood.
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Durham Regional Police received
more than a dozen complaints about
the party, beginning at around 5:45
F 0 R 6 M
ONTHS
p.m. But the initial call was listed as a
Call 1-900451-3793
noise complaint. which is a "typical
S2.49 per min.
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Staff Sergeant
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That's because police want to
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n officer.. can report to emer-
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Another seven officers were on duty at
the Ajax Home Week fireov )rk di %_
bin. 0-4.C. A11.1"1141351-
play at the timc of the first complaints.
—Everybody was tied up and busy. -
The incident was upgraded to a pri-
onty call around 7 p.m. after repeated
complaints that reveller% were spilling
onto the street. and onto neighbours'
Kids
CON 1-9004514M
learn to
babysit,
handle
a cnsis
AJAX — St�
John Ambulance
has two course%
designed to icach
young People
�a`c whilic kccp-
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dwing Lhc
Iffler.
The first
course. 'What
Every Babysitter
Should Know' is a
onc-day. %even -
bow programme
designed it) teach
kids dLipenag.
hottle feeding.
budimS and other
Sibihtw%. Me
course also pro-
vvdcs infunnatioa
anid Suedchnes on
with shy-
ness. colic, rugm-
mares. tenver
tantrums and
nuLriti,LmW and
dangerous snacks.
BwoL fu -A aid and
artificial respira-
tk-in are also
included in the
course.
The babysit-
ting will he
offered in Ajax
Fridays, July 10
or Aug. 21 -
Vk Can Help'
is a one -day
course designed
to Mach KOS bouc
first ad skills with
an emphasis 00
safety -
chokiiii4i, bleed-
ing/bandaging,
poiso ing,
spraiL=
hostbile and
more. The course
also insoum chil-
diren how to use
thie 911 system
and Ove perucil-
panu sub to
cope with com-
mon Tion-fillic
gencies. The W
step information
components pro-
vide information
on shock, haz-
ardous products,
unconscioush=o
very positions,
neck/spinal
m*ies and burns.
The course is
slated for Ajax
Thursdays, July 9
or Aug. 20.
For more
information call
434-78M or I-
800-267-1032.
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'Take me out to the W1 game...'
Ficharci Gal�oury (left) was spoiled this Father's Day by his son, Kevin,
10, (centre) who wom tickets to take his dad to a Toronto Nue Jays
game in a News Advertiser contest. Children in Durham were irivited to
sul;mtit a piece a�out their dal and tell us why their dad is special.
Kevin wrote that his dad has taught him 'to �e a good sport, and most
important, a good persom." Ad coordinator Natalie Miller (right)
presents the ball fams with their tickets.
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SPORTS
RECREATION INAJAX AND
3top and go...
Jub Lewis of the Soccer Corviectoon nivett, up with at the Pickering High School Fields. Kids across the
opponent Paul Sheppard of the Christian Life Centre region are ir full soccer swmg as Wgues and tearns
m midtield dwN Pickering VdIap Soccer Ckk play mw ft middle portion of the season.
Pickering Powers its way to the top
PICKERIN( ' — I hi;
ubc , , wilt wall a
Pickcrinr P,,wcr under -9
%pccta:uLm mW -air grab by
boy%* %occcr team did their
goalkeeper William
homictown proud recently in
Mitchell in the dying sm-
the Pkicring Invitatkmal
ofkis of the game. Pscken"
Tournament hristed at Kin-
goals were tallic&by Cb4P_
trien Par'k
Pell. Zcnattis, =W Stephen
The under- 10 squad
Boy Ic.
blanked Barric 4-0 in their
A nail-bilier followed m
fiirss match (-if the day with
the semi -finial when over -
1 -0 goals from Erik
time wam required to settle
Zcnartis and onic bv Chad
the %core. Whith) tied it up
Gaudet.
on a penalty kick awarded
The Power deka" St.
dunrij; injury time. but Pick
Catharines in the second
enng's goal in the cnvourig
pine 4-2 with two goals
minutes of the first overtinx
from Chris Chappell and
half gave the Power a 4-3
ungks by Zcnaitis, and Alex
win and a berth in the chain -
Trujillo.
P1,01tShIlp PXDC. SonnS frir
Pickering caaw up
Pickering were Gaudet.
against a tough West Rougc
Trujillo. Chappell and
team in game three arld prc-
Bov 1c.
PICKER-
ING -- Regis-
tration for a
new summer
boy s , basket-
ball league in
Ajax is set for
P i c k e r i n g
Thursday, July
2.
Sign-ups are
at the Pickering
Recreation
Complex from
7:30 to 9 p.m.
The Icague
will be split
into two divi-
sions — one
for boys 12 and
13 years and
another for
boys 14 and
15.Games will
be played at
L i n c o I n
Alexander Pub-
.1ic School on
!Church Street
Worth in Ajax
Saturday
;mornings.
IU Picker-
.iing Recreation
Complex is at
1967 Valley
Farm Rd.
For more
information
"I Eric Carter
'at 428-2045 or
Itoderick Bris-
ip as 831-6753.
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THE REGIONAL MUNICEPALITY
OFDURHAM
NOTICE
Please be advised that D.M. Robichaud
Associates Ltd. will be testing portions o
the sewers in The Town of Pickering on
July 2 and July 3, 1998, by the use of
SMOKE. This testing is being done to
locate the source of sewage odours
escaping into the air.
The SMOKE is not harmful and should
not enter the premises unless a leak is
present.
Any presence of SMOKE within the
building should be reported to the people
conducting the test along the street or by
calling the Regional Municipality of
Durham.
Ajax/Pickenng Depot 683-1471
(7:30 am - 3:30 pm)
Works Department 668-7721
(8:30 am - 4:30 pm)
After hours 576-9991 or 1-800-372-1104
The area in Pickering where these tests
will he conducted is north and south of
Finch Ave. between Liverpool Rd. and
Votic Rd. as indicated on the map on the
left.
V.A. Silgailis. P Eng.
Commissioner of Works
PICKERING
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Pickering Pirates perfect in
major mosquito select
play.
COME -FROM -BEHIND
WIN AGAINST AJAX RECORDED
PICKERING —ThL Picker-
Garlic two featured Picker-
Buerlinv, Gray and Bergman
ing Pirates Grand and To) major
ing'% first corric-from-behind vic-
teamed up ", record the win.
mosquito %elect baseball team
tory of the season. Ajax produced
allowing five earned runs on four
remains ujildeleated at the mid-
four runs in the first two innings.
hits and five walks. Gray and
way point of league play.
forcing three Pickering error%.
Bader led the 10 -run Pickering
The Mrate% have a perfect
The Pirates went ahead in the
onslaught as each Posted a dOu-
record of six wins and no losses
fifih inning and further padded
ble.
with six games remaining in the
their lead in the sixth when Zach
Tessa Thomas and Lopez
regular season.
Bader scored on a borne- run by
each drove in two runs.
The Grand and Toy mosqui-
Bergman to put Pickering up 7-4
Whitby stayed even with
toes recently took a doublebead-
heading into the final frame.
Pickering through the first two
er against the Ajax Spartans.
Ajax tied the game with a three-
innings of game two. But. tK. 7
winning by scores (if 7-5 and 8-7.
run seventh. But. in the home
Pirates sent 10 hitter% to the plate
Stephen Lopez. Greg Beurl-
half ofthe inning. Perrault scored
in the fifth and last inning. scor-
ing and Shawn Mayhew com-
the win�ing run when a hit by
ing six runs on six hits., including
bined to pitch a mo -hitter in the
Tay or or I forced an overthrow
baLk-to-baLk doubles by Bran -
Pirates* victory in game one. Tlie
to first base. Pitchers Justin
don Ma/crall and Mayhew.
tno pos. led eight %tnkcout.% and
Bruce. Perrault. Gray and
As -hem-)n led the hit parade. going
3even walk, through six innings.
Bergman combined for four
three- for -three. while Bader.
Andrew Bergman and Lopez
earned runs on eight hits and nine
Gray. Thomas and Mayhew,
each reconJed home runs in the
strikeouts.
pitched the team to its sixt1i win.
four -run second inning. Dcfcn-
11w Grand and Toy Pirates
allowing five hits and striking out
sively. third baseman Matthew
%wcrK Whitbv Red in a doubie-
five.
Perrault assisted on two out, in
header by 1(�5 will 16-8 counts.
The team is coached by Eric
the sixth inning to squelch a
In game otic. Pirates'paLher%
Bergman. Steve Gray and Mau -
Potential Ajax rally.
Brandlim SilLock. Josh Acheson.
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,Just a touch
�i Falcons soaring in Durham'
touch football action
The Falcons edged the Bills 20-
19 in a Durham Touch Football
Youth Flag senior division
game in Ajax June 25.
Scott Fryer had a touchdown
and a convert to lead the Fal-
cons in the contest at Lord Elgin
Public School. Brandon Came
and Andrew Miller also had
majors. Jason McMaster
chipped in with a convert and
also grabbed an interception.
Scan Mensour also picked off a
pass.
Scoring for the Bills were
John Burgess with two touch-
downs, one coming on a kickoff
return, a convert and an inter-
ception. Brian Homer also had a
major.
In the junior division match
the same day, the Cow"s ran
roughshod over the Raider% 27-
0. Jason Jurimae scored three
touchdowns. omne (in an inter-
ception return, and three con-
verts. Tbomas Roach scored a
ma)or and picked offa pass for
the winners.
Marcus Brennan scored the
Paid,crs' lone touchdown. Jar-
rett Risebrough and Shawn
Roach each had an interception.
In senior division action on
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June 23. the BON sent the Pack-
ers packing with a 27-0 victorv.
John Burgess led the way f�r
the Bills with three touchdowns.
one on an interception. and
three converts. Ola Allen added
a touchdown on an interception
and Brian Homer picked off
two passes. Kicron Gogven was
credited with two quarterback
sacks, while Marc Pepin had
one.
Scott Nasato and Steven
Durst recorded interceptions for
the Packers.
In the junior match -up. the
Cowboys rode past the Dol-
phins 14-8. Jason Jurimac
scored a touchdown and added
two converts. Thomas Roach
recorded a major and Shawn
Roach had an interception.
Shawn Walker ran back a
kickoff return for a Dolphin -
touchdown. Nigel Fingal had a
one -point convert and A.J.
Lozanovski recorded a single
point.
In senior division action on
June 22, the Falcons soared past
the Packers 18-0. Stephan
Mootoo, Sean Menour and
Scott Fryer scored touchdowns
for the Falcons. Brandon Came
had three quarterback sacks,
Andrew Miller. Brendan Hen -
del -McCarthy and Jason
McMaster each had one sack.
Jared Roth had one intercep-
tion for the Packms.
In the junior game. the Dol-
phins scored a 27-6 win over the
Raiders. Kyle Hcrroitt scored a
touchdown and added a convert
and an interception. Jeff Draga
and Shawn Walker each had a
major and a convert, Maxinic
Tremblay added a touchdown
and an interception and Adam
Crook% picked off a pass.
Mark Frver scored the loft
touchdown ior the Raiders.
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uive a little, get a liattle min
tho
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As is our tradition, Recy-
cler's Report and the Ajax-Pick-
cring News Adverti % 'er bring
you the Treasure Chest on a
regular basis.
The monthly feature allows
you to give away items you no
longer use and list articles you
,need.
The Pregnancy Help Centre
.of Durham, located in Oshawa.
sends a warm thank you to the
many residents of south Ajax
who responded enthusiastically
last month to the centre's
request for baby items.
To use the Treasure Chest,
,call 420-5625 during regular
-business hours Requests must
be made by the last Wednesday
of the month.
ITEMS
NEEDED
1) Piano in good condition
686-7066.
2) Single bed -size sheets.
LARRAINE
size clothing, dresser. 20 -inch
MIMM10111111.
41 W. e47L-ir;-E-,
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for ages six to 12, for KINAR K,
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service organization - 1 -888 -
REPORT
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10) Cupboards. any size for
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laundry room, kitchen. - 427-
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towels, boy%' clothing sizes 3,
11) Clothing and acces-
4. 7 and 8. kiddie pool, sand-
sories, all good quality clothing
box, toy chest, computer. piano
and loys. pant and other clothes
420-7029,
hangers, for new Big Sislers
3) Cribs. high chairs. car
store - 429-8111.
seats, baby clothes, blankets.
12) Metal roofing and siding,
toys and other baby items for
drywall, filing cabinets. com-
the Pregnancy Help Centre in
puter table, fax machine. for
Oshawa - 905-720-3253.
Second Chance Wildlife Sanc-
4) Roller blades. size 6 -
tuary - 839-4310.
"-5219.
13) 45 and 78 RPM records
5) Plastic dog house with
-839-9227.
floor - 683-6090.
6) Small wood off -cuts suit-
ITEMS TO
able for fretwork - 683-4912.
of a"
7) Lego, all size pieces. for a
GIVE AWAY
Lego enthusiast - 428-3727.
8) Women's large and plus
1) Floating plants. outdoor
iret owners must
help animals
beat the heat
Don't leave your dog
out in the but summer sun.
The Ontario Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty
:to Animals (OSP(7A) I%
I urging pet owner% to pro -
feet their pcis from the
cruel fate of beat CXFX)-
3.urc.
-Dogs and cats feel the
beat even more than
humans. and have difficul-
ty lumcring their body
111cilloperaturc.- says Vicky
-'Earle. CISPCA chief exec_
utive officer.
DI)gs have no sweat
glands so even a
time in a car can he file.
threatening. she point-.,
out -
"We frequently receive
complaints about dog% tied
up or left outdoors with no
shade or water. This can
he lifc-thircaiening for the
animals.- nolle% M, F-wic.
Any animal showing
signs of beat Stroke should
be taken to a veterinarian
immediately. For free
infini"ton about how to
Protect your pet in hot
weather. contact the 0SP_
CA at I-XXX-0NT-SPCA.
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visit Durham Region's Water
Efficient Demonstration Garden
at the Regional headquarters on
Rossland Road west of Garden
Street in Whitbv.
If you are Iiiii-chasing plants
for your garden. investigate the
benefits of water efficient gar-
dening.
These colourful plants are
hardier and require consider-
ably less water. Using water
more efficiently will keep the
cost of water stable now and in
the future. I
Composting and water effi-
cienc� go hand in hand.
By using a natural compost
on your plants and grass you
will help retain moisture in the
soil.
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please
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The Mm Advertiser is looking for an expe
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features in the News Advertiser, Forel.
Young and ft Durham Business Leader
Crew
IP Qualified APP'"m IT,
than general drywailing.
It you are self -motivated and enjoy working
commussion in a last environmei
To sverv"
door -10 -door
$him crews,
isombrig, painting onarkei.
carpentry. Mechanical Ap-
PM- 20 r4umtuk #Xkmbm
paced
please call:
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11 S YOUR HEALTH"
Call: T" LoPlieft
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fastest growing Health
or flax your resurne lo:
SANDWICHES
Magazines is seeking
416-947-3191
AJAX
Requires mature
IV
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person for assmUrn
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wmu"s a sm"
manager Position.
REPRESENTATIVE
Tell mm a bwwft
1, 1 if opwwm
Fast food expelooM
an asset.
Must be ambitious,
Ar ri Poison
Apply in person at
customer fifiendly and
IMP '12AWSL
sue 2m, ohft
Westrey & B"
location
eager to work with
Mon -lin gam4pin
Of Call ($10*43ID-71011
Thursiday July 2.
unlimited possibilities.
of 1-880-439-rm.
1 pin-4pm.
Commission pay.
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liew Wallow tooffing for
FLOOM AM cluens ang
by July 15198 to.
wa WITIMOLMI in days.
WWR*Pzh) Plofierng Chem
Denise Atkinson,
womp and wwwm
few for mature.
requires Recorkable To,
will cokcwm five
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Eiroef experence a must
PICM to mmulm to (905)
This Week,
nowas rosame fill
SNMW3M.
937-011
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865 Farrwell St.
W�- overall Pias-
W Lito.nd Broker for
Oshawa, Ont. LIH 71.5.
is at list 0 person Me-
aphiffiel, Mdow krowi-
CSR sou"On In .0 IISIAF
law Osham broffierage
We thank you for your
hip fill nqWL. Put,
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interest, however only
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those selected for an
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interview will be contacted
The D~ flushaess Leader. a divisim of
News Advertiser, requires a seff-martivated
and energetic advertising sales Professional
who has Sewell years experience in ft busi-
Few world. A keen understanding at ft thist-
ness community in Durham Revlon would be
an asset.
Good communication skills, a reliable car and
excellent telephone iflanner is a must,
We after 3 base salary. car allowance and an
excellent commission structure. It you are
looking for a challenging position in a fast
Paced environment, please call:
Andrea McFaw at Islas) 6&3-51 lo on. 235
and In resume to (n5) 619.9m
LAXIkung for Entrepreneur, that will start
with company sales and &raduate to
owning their own dealership. Avera4e
.,ilesman make between 40k-75k/vr. o
sale, experience necessarY, only the
drive to succeed.
Call RainSoft 1-8W884-9577
44 vear old company which produces
the finest Water Treatment equipment
in the world.
( - 0mmencial sheet fed printer requires
,loount executive with proven sales
rl�rd. Your successful track record is
ha,ed on your knowledge nf both
F -r -press and print sales. You are
-eking an opportunitv where
prWessionalism will be supportedyobu�r
quality products and ou manding service.
Reply in confidence to:
File # 167
c/o This Week P.O. 481
Oshawa, Ontario
L1H 71_5
�':, `�A� i� 6 se"I"t; d
sales -�yrfarrfc in our Display Advertising Cie-
partment.
The successful candidate will be seff-frotivat-
ed, energetic and have a prom track record
in media sales.
Good CC)MMU,tica n skills. a reliable car and
an skeellitill manner are required.
We otter a base salary, car allowance and a
progressive commission structure. it you are
looking for a chalengirig position in a fast
Paced eftwortment, please tn your resume
to:
The Me" Advertiser
wo Monique Lea
(1111115) 643-7363 at call
(11105) 683-5110
FOLDER OPERATOR
Required
for curriffirthercial printing
rnu,t have a minimum of` 5 years
,-xperverince including gate fold.
Tiijp-. etc. Saddle stitch expersencic
Aould be an asset.
. Contact Phil Mercer.
%Iar*L* Prems Linuited. Oshawa
Triephichar (905)723--M38
Fax (90.4 1 723- 1759
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HEALTH SERVICES
ATTENTION: HOMESI PIPORll'
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RE: F%1Fl.0VNI1F%'T
OMMM'NI'll'IF-1; IN Dt*RH4M
REGION
?AitA-%IFD HJEALTH SER%'ICT_%i IS
SEFKING HOME SUPPORT
"ORKER.S.
YOU WOULD BF R I (A U S -MD Tll[k
• Phirvadic support to clients in then
bonKs
• Assasir with personal care
• Assuil Tolith household raanagcwxm
duties
• Assist with highit housekeeping dtot
SUCCESSFUL APPI ICANTS MUST
I Possess level 2 liforric Supplant worker
certificate or equirvalcort
• Have current driver's I and
rcilabilk viellsocle
• Be willing to tinnic within Duffillsoin
Re"
• Be able to work flexible boors
PLEASE FORWARD YOU
RESUME TO
SUPIERNTSOR
P.4RA-.%IFD HEALTH SERVICES
179 Kl%*(; ST.E. OSHAWA
FAX: 'W- I 1�764111152
Equal Opr�,rrol Employer
EXPIEPLIENCED
PDA
For group dental
practice in
Oshawa.
Excellent hours
send resume to
Attn: Mary. 1
172 =St. Eau
201,
annual oftiarka
LIH 117
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wit. 30511, Gaiden Sow Lou
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monmes, farmers, gold. dill,
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146 Km. WNW. 305 VI fil,
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328700,mu including Taxes
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� Employment Insurance system ripped by unemployed
LIBERAL MP DENIES ATTACK, BUT WORKERS FEEL DISCRIMINATION EXISTS IN SYSTEM
ly edw AIeMair --- ---
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Claims that the Liberal govern-
ment's Employment Insurance Act is
inherently discriminatory have been
dismissed as "ridiculous" by Oshawa
MP Ivan Grose.
A tour by three members of the
Unemployed Workers' Council
(UWC) made a stop at the United
Steelworkers' Office in Oshawa on
Friday, where Mike Clancy, a former
employee of Human Resources
Development Canada (HRDC) said
EI discriminates against workers,
especially women re-entering the
workforce, visible minorities, injured
workers, the elderly and people with
disabilities.
"The mechanism deliberately dis-
criminates:' said Mr. Clancy. point-
ing to vast differences in money
available from region to region.
Mr. Clancy. who worked as a
counsellor for HRDC for 12 vears
until 1997, says he was gradually
forced out of his job when he took up
the cause of clients in Kenora.
He has since gathered information
from people looking for a fair shake
and says that certain regions in
Ontario deliberately withhold or hide
funds from potential claimants.
As an example of discrimination.
Mr. Clancy pointed to discrepancies
between Greater Toronto Area
municipality Richmond Hill. where
he says a person on extended EI ben-
efits can claim up to $313 a week
plus tuition for training. and neigh-
bouring Brampton, where he says the
same person would receive nothing.
"This. in my mind. is a very bla-
tant example of discrimination:' Mr.
Clancy says.
Contacted at his Oshawa riding
office on Friday. Mr Grose vehe-
mently denied the charges.
"1 absolutely reject that word:
Nuclear
station
radiation
doses
still low
The latest Radiation Index
released by the Atomic Energy Con-
trol Board indicates total public radi-
ation exposures from the K-kcring
and Darlington nuclear stations in the
first quarter of 1998 remained
extremely low
During the three-month period
from Jan. I to March 31, the public
radiation doses due to the operation
of the Pickering and Darlington sta-
tions were 2.5 and 1.2
microsteverts, respec-
tively.
This brings the
total for the last 1
four quarters to •
14.8 microsieverts 1
for Pickering and
4.6 for Darlington.
In comparison, a typical
chest X-ray produces a dose of
approximately 70 microsieverts.
while a return flight from Toronto to
Vancouver would result in an
increased dose from cosmic radiation
of about 20 microsieverts.
The doses indicated due to the
operation of the nuclear stations are
for the most exposed people, typical-
ly those living just outside the station
boundary. Most people in the region
would have received less, according
to the AECB, since radiation doses
decrease significantly as the distance
from the stations increases.
Summer
camp out to
give kids a
good time
WHITBY — Summer camp at
Cullen Gardens and Miniature Vil-
lage promises fun for kids aged four
to lo.
The new day camp will give kids
a week of mini -putt, garden tours,
'wagon rides, water fun and enter-
.itainment in the facility's bird sanc-
tuary, playgrounds, splash pools and
ldtildren's waterslide.
The camp programme also
includes sports, active games, arts
JMd crafts, gardening. hiking, creek-
wslks and outdoor education.
The five-day programmes begin
X.;�r. juice Z9. For more information and
i n call 668-6606, ext. 267
stop is at Cullen Gardens.
'discrimination. ' he said. "At the
very worst, there may he holes in the
system"
Mr. Grose said he would be happy
to sit down with members of the
UWC and try to rectity any problems
that may exist in Oshawa. but said he
knew nothing ahout the press canter
ence.
Also making the 27 -stop tour
across Ontario are UWC co-ordina-
tor John Maclelaan and executive
member Richard Hudon.
"We think the EI surplus should
go back it) those who put the money
in:' Madelaan says of worker. who
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re -4:9*11 on A, w 1
have contributed to EL "There's a lot
of money there"
Mr. Clancy has filed a letter of
complaint to the Canadian Human
Rights Commission, and is looking
among other things for an apology
for the treatment he received at
HRDC and a commitment from the
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government to design EI legislation
that is fair for all.
The UWC encourages anyone
with a story to tell of EI discrimina-
tion to call 1.888-741-5359.
Whitby -Ajax MP Judi Longfield
and Durham East MP Alex Shepherd
were unavailable for comment.
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AUTO SERVICE SUPER CENTRE
FREE :
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& OILFREE TIRE
ROTATION
LUBE, OIL & FILTER :AND HAND WASH in
Ems"
MONDAY, TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY
WITH ANY REGULAR
SERVICE
Call for an appt. 420-:1555
'Can't be combined with other
special offers
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recommerid a* necesary repairs.
government to design EI legislation
that is fair for all.
The UWC encourages anyone
with a story to tell of EI discrimina-
tion to call 1.888-741-5359.
Whitby -Ajax MP Judi Longfield
and Durham East MP Alex Shepherd
were unavailable for comment.
- No Pressure
- Non Commissioned
Sales People
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55K- 65K
'93 HONDA DEL SOL SI '92 GEO STOR11
52K 44K `
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'91 CHE% V APRIVE (I. '93 FORD PROBE GT
64K 42K
'94 FORD ('R(AN N % W '94 GRAND PRIX 1�F
"5 90K'
I
(:AI(' SAF AR1 SLE 194 SON(>�LA SI -0_
42K-- 52K
'94M It KI SIDEKICK '92 IS( Zl TR(X)PER
MIT • i.l� �s t.•.
NIM Sunwn•r QA SAl of 401
Hours
Mom Med Fri. a 6 tiw G� LICENCED
Tum i Thin. 84 NstalM MOTOR VEHICLE
Set. 63 GG� INSPECTION STATION
AUTO SERVICE SUPER CENTRE
FREE :
L7623=
& OILFREE TIRE
ROTATION
LUBE, OIL & FILTER :AND HAND WASH in
Ems"
MONDAY, TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY
WITH ANY REGULAR
SERVICE
Call for an appt. 420-:1555
'Can't be combined with other
special offers
FRPNOMNZPP�_
• IncNniss now tape Delco
a«rtd Id
10
Pia
Install
: xtra eyl
• Vans • trucks
At Corium r Car Mart, cuslii—r rjp extra
service is our top Idy. Our
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recommerid a* necesary repairs.
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