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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_10_06PICKE PRESSRUN 44,300 A*DVERTISER'.1- PICKERING'S COMMUti1TY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 24 PAGES 'WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY f5/ $I NEWSSTAND i. �..: 'hese routes were made for walkin' Page 4 Pickeringnu BOB STRICKERT 'They just have to get in touch with me.' Durham students feel safe at school, survey says But some get no respect Morc than 80 per cent of students in Grades 3 to 6 feel safe at school and most know what to do if they're bullied by another pupil. But less than 60 per cent of students say pupils treat each other with respect, according to the public school board's latest attitude survey of young- sters. The findings of the Durham District School Board's 1999 Student Attitudinal Survey, completed by pupils in Grades 3 to 6 for the first time this Panthers come up short Page 8 Strickert open to return of departed members cleatadvisory panel wants peers back R i" .MARIANNE TAKAC-S Staff Writer Please come back. That's the plea from mem- bers of the Community Adviso- ry Council (CAC) on the Pick- ering nuclear station to five of their colleagues who quit. They expressed that senti- ment at their meeting last week, the first held since Pickering - Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment (two mem- hers), Durham Nuclear Aware- ness, Liverpool West Commu- nity Association and Pickering Fast Shore Communitv Associ- ation left the councif in mid- September At the time. the four gnvp, issued a letter stating they were leaving because OPG was not "acting in a meaningful .,ay" on the input they were provid- ing. Aside from the Pickering Township Historical Society and a Scarborough ratepayers' organization, they were the only residents' groups represented on the committee. "I think it really is important that they return in one respect or another to this table because it adds a fair degree of legitima- cv said historical society pres- ident Tom Mohr He noted that while he understood the groups' frustration. "I don't agree with than !c:oing the e�lc I with the•. Liz Oliver, who represents the West Rouge Community Association in Scarborough, noted the four organizations that left did a "fantastic amount of work" as members of the Community Working Group which advised OPG on its envi- ronmental review of the Picker- ing nuclear station last year. She said they played an impor- tant role on the CAC and she hoped they would come back in the future. "I would like to hope the door isn't closed" Al Goodall. a Pickering resi- dent who serves as the Picker- ing/OPG Liaison Committee repre%cntauve on the CAC. is also unhappy about the depar- tures, calling them a "slap in the face" for the other members. "1'm kind of disappointed in the way they've done it:' said Mr. Goodall, explaining he felt the organizations should have resigned individually instead of as a group through a joint letter. The representative from Durham College. John McKen- zie -White. suggested something should be done to fill the void created on the CAC: by the ab- sence of the four organizations. .Tm just wondering what portion of the population they did represent and if it's a sub - See NUCL1,AR page 2 TOM MOHR 'I wish they hadn't' left nuclear advisory panel. Citizens' group may study Ajax-Pickering amalgamation year, year, were presented to trustees Monday. Councillor wants task force to probe ago by Pickering. "1 think we have an Court. Holland mountains Municipal Affairs Meister benefits, recommend solution "It's a teal critical source of t's • you! to con- tion and a responsibility to coo- Steve Gilchrist has been "ciMl- BY MARIANNE M AC -S eluding Ryerson, George Brown College, the Interna- tine forward on this issue:' says pktely unpredictable" on the Staff Wnter ly:' said board superintendent Martial artists Lave Stacey and Mick Cham- urdav in Ajax. Their demonstration was part the councillor. "We need to have PICKERING — The Town of programs Bev Freedman in bers took turns tossing and tumbling during of a larger event featuring martial arts disci- something conclusive that poo- 4 Pickering must find a way to .. her report to the standing com- a demonstration of Jiuwazta techniques Sat- plines from around the world. :onunuc exploring amalgama- reigns supreme. No one knows mince. The The survey, which let dtradi- tionally been completed by by tion with Ajax despite the re- eading- vjierc this is heading.- Evora n the minister refuses to act on amalgamation here "It was an amazing experi- " care, I was very excited:' Mrs. students in Grades 7 through tusal of the Province to appoint sow, says Coven. Holland, it is a facilitator to help the two OAC, asked pupils to express AJAX — Municipal Affairs ing. But, the full councils from the agenda, he said. ted unless both communities towns pursue a merger, accord- t ; their opinions about 43 state- Minister Steve Gilchrist is going the two communities aren't invit- Mayor Parish noted he was ing to Pickcnng Wand 2 local the task force and stake out J merits dealing with school Councillor Mark Holland. ' n . s Court. Holland says he ex- Ajax and Pickering mayors to not to mat with the full coun- paper article last week in which Richard Pari Otto said exploring prepare for the day when the pocu to propose to council soon ject disciplines, teaching and discuss amalgamation. oils:' Mayor Parish said. Mr. Gilchrist said he favoured "partnerships and cost savings that the Town appoint some kind frourth ear of the fashion de- leaming styles and technology. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish told Pickering's request to have appointing a facilitator sootier of task force — possibly of citi- pal restructuring in the Greater As Ms. Freedman noted, a zens ardor consultant% — to ipalities is full steam ahead. Toronto Area as it has promised look into and make rccommen- MARK HOLLAND Ajax MPPs. Janet Fucker and Jim to work on amalgamating the A day later, Mr. Gilchrist said We'll look at them. It always dations on amalgamanon. Tlx 'We have an obligation purpose would be explore the pros aid cons of a merger and and a responsibility.' Flaherty will also be at the meet- communities will be at the top of a facilitator wouldn't be appoint- factors associated with it just as tion. The intent at this point in AVON UF_BREGTS/ News Adwenw, photo would have been done by a fa- time is to crystallize our posi- • cilitator requested two weeks tion.- ion" r . year, were presented to trustees Monday. That ll teach ago by Pickering. "1 think we have an Court. Holland mountains Municipal Affairs Meister E : "It's a teal critical source of t's • you! to con- tion and a responsibility to coo- Steve Gilchrist has been "ciMl- data that we use very serious- eluding Ryerson, George Brown College, the Interna- tine forward on this issue:' says pktely unpredictable" on the • • • • • • .6 Eric 01t11b1 ..........6 � ly:' said board superintendent Martial artists Lave Stacey and Mick Cham- urdav in Ajax. Their demonstration was part the councillor. "We need to have issue. of programs Bev Freedman in bers took turns tossing and tumbling during of a larger event featuring martial arts disci- something conclusive that poo- "At this point confusion .. her report to the standing com- a demonstration of Jiuwazta techniques Sat- plines from around the world. plc can look at on amalgama- reigns supreme. No one knows mince. The The survey, which let dtradi- tionally been completed by by • • • Ajax, Pickering to meet minister over merger issue eading- vjierc this is heading.- Evora n the minister refuses to act on amalgamation here "It was an amazing experi- " care, I was very excited:' Mrs. students in Grades 7 through And, although Mrs. Koch- sow, says Coven. Holland, it is WEEKDAY LUNCHEON OAC, asked pupils to express AJAX — Municipal Affairs ing. But, the full councils from the agenda, he said. ted unless both communities still important to proceed with t ; their opinions about 43 state- Minister Steve Gilchrist is going the two communities aren't invit- Mayor Parish noted he was agree. the task force and stake out " tGoo Jr ......683-5110 merits dealing with school to meet on Tuesday, Oct. 19 with ed. "It's the minister's choice "sho:ked" after reading a news- Chief Administrative Officer Pickering's position, in order to s safety, the school climate, sub- Ajax and Pickering mayors to not to mat with the full coun- paper article last week in which Richard Pari Otto said exploring prepare for the day when the rience. ject disciplines, teaching and discuss amalgamation. oils:' Mayor Parish said. Mr. Gilchrist said he favoured "partnerships and cost savings Province does address munici- frourth ear of the fashion de- leaming styles and technology. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish told Pickering's request to have appointing a facilitator sootier with Pickering and other munic- pal restructuring in the Greater As Ms. Freedman noted, a council colleagues Monday that Mr. Gilchrist appoint a facilitator rather than later. ipalities is full steam ahead. Toronto Area as it has promised Ajax MPPs. Janet Fucker and Jim to work on amalgamating the A day later, Mr. Gilchrist said We'll look at them. It always See SURVEY page 5 Flaherty will also be at the meet- communities will be at the top of a facilitator wouldn't be appoint- comes down to service" see PICKERING page 2 High fashion, high marks for Pickering woman Inside the News Advertiser r . sign program at Toronto's Ry- some of the things you should- TeR E : PICKERING — As the five participating schools, in In the Mode! Etliblisl daughter of a seamstress in Germany, Irma Koch -Black- eluding Ryerson, George Brown College, the Interna- VMS ...... • • • • • • .6 Eric 01t11b1 ..........6 � pian was introduced to the tional Academy of Design, � f Eflbfhiul........ 7 ;• world of fashion as a young- seer. Seneca College and Fanshawe College. C .. t • says. Elllnil I,as:ifW .......... "It was an amazing experi- " care, I was very excited:' Mrs. And now, the dream of be- And, although Mrs. Koch- , WEEKDAY LUNCHEON roming a fashion designer Blackman was not selected as t GIN IN A CALL t ; .}herself is becoming a reality. one of the winners, she says $ from 4.35 1,180 " tGoo Jr ......683-5110 creation, a fish -tail dress from The Pickering resident and the show was a learning expe- FAX .........683-7363 NsiN ' ' •683-5117 sponsored by Square One 15hoptpirhg Centre. mother of two, who's in her rience. Tb•+vent included 50 de- I�iedliM She recently took part in a gab fashion show with one of her frourth ear of the fashion de- "It was amazin to see See NEW page 2 &Opp of ' ' ' .683-0707 ~ sign program at Toronto's Ry- some of the things you should- r '3 a erson University, participated n't do and some of the things VMS ...... .jn her first gala fashion show you should be doing:' she 1-800-662-8423 . ISunday. says. Elllnil ' d "It was an amazing experi- " care, I was very excited:' Mrs. The competition featured designs from each decade of . neWSr00mOdurham.net WEEKDAY LUNCHEON Koch -Blackman says of the the 20th century, including her ' � sib durhamnews.net SPECIALS $ from 4.35 1,180 "In the Mode' competition creation, a fish -tail dress from FAX .........683-7363 ' sponsored by Square One 15hoptpirhg Centre. the 1940s. "It's quite intricate:' she Irma Koch-Blackman'sfashion design efforts are paying off. A look a� Cam X Tb•+vent included 50 de- She recently took part in a gab fashion show with one of her signs created by students from See NEW page 2 &Opp of WITH N K ONLY ACTIVE LI PHONE ITN ' RooFO . moi■ tglwas • haled ft � 1 :�My Awm , .0 Withow oz.) C*qrm =*ffa 51MOM + MagMffM Mlall . 11i01MIIIYb� - AN W"MW Milli, ME BEIDE MAIOMAL:r01{i3 UMtatU. Oowosiza. li Ise tllllyl= i t • ® teethes tattle Y¢ Al 6T Corp. IMM under Lam'" n 1 EIi tm Ullt>Nr L" MSI s 4�'nV : N. i Q M-11167 Pe sots In ;P P&M 2 NEWS ADVEWISE11. WEDNESDAY EDIflON, OetM 11.11111110110 Pickering councillor calls for' new strategy' in probing PICKERING Tryon nuke I it will. That way, there %%ill be a proposal in place for a local solu- tion acceptable to Pickering, "so they can't say in any wav, shape or form we did not take the action Pickering -Ajax amalgamation a facilitator and any talk of mcT- er, claiming cost savings and effi- ciencies can be achieved by shar- ing resources and services. But some Ajax council mem- bers. such as Jim McMaster, feel it is time to at least look at what necessary" The alternative the amalgamation might mean. -I don't believe the time has come to categorically say that the two towns should be joined.- Coun. McMaster said in an inter- view. "I have a feeling it would save money, but I haven't seen any quantitative proof that it would:' Cour. McMaster said he might be in favour of a study that would outline the possible advantages and disadvantages of merger. — With files from TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE. councillor maintains. is a piker- - tial plan that would absorb Picker- Nuclear neighbours' radiation doses remain low ing and Ajax into a new 'City of Durham'. The Atomic Energy Control Coun. Holland notes the job of Board (AECB) has released its the task force would include ex- latest radiation dose index rc- amining whether a new. single ports for the Pickering and Dar - municipality of Ajax -Pickering lington nuclear stations. would meet the five goals set out The index measures radiation by the Province for mergers - doses due to emissions for the lower taxes. less bureaucracy, most exposed people living near fewer politicians, improved ser- one of the nuclear stations, ac - vices and greater accountability. cording to a media release from Ajax has remained opposed to the AECB. They would typical - Nuclear ad NUCLEAR /mm page I stantial amount what we should do to fill the gap:' said Mr. McKenne-White. Pickering station public affairs manager Pat O'Brien told the committee new people may be brought on to the council. "What we do want is addition- al involvement from community groups and there are some we haven't approached:' he said. Mr. O'Brien noted OPG is also looking for individuals in the New WE fashions for the future motivate Pickering designer NE W]rrnr. page I says, noting the dress was c on- strucied out of a s a t i n y. turquoise fabric and features beaded black trim around the neckline and an organza sash that cascades into a train. "It took imam hour-, to Complete. It's always a lot more time con- suming than people think:' says the mother of two — Micha. aged nine and Diana, aged 13. '•It's been tough because I've got family and I live in Pickering:' she says of her de- cision to return to school, not- ing she inherit- ed her love of fashion from her mother. -My mother wanted to do fashion design after the war so she became a seamstress," says Mrs. Koch -Black- man, who came to Canada from Germany as a nanny when she was a young woman. And, after marrying and having chil- dren, she spent her days sewing, doing alterations and making special - occasion dress- es, she says. Mrs. Koch - Blackman is now in the process of de- signing a col- lection for the final, fourth- year show at Ryerson and hopes to some- day open her own boutique in Toronto after she graduates from university. S ly apply to people living just of 1999. the dose from the Pick - outside the station boundary ering station was 3.2 microsiev- who are at their homes 24 hours erts, and 0.7 microsieverts from a day, drink heal water and eat the Darlington plant. For the 12 local fish and produce. Doses months previous to June 30, the are calculated using actual data dose was 14 microsieverts from from routine analysis of air. Pickering and 3.3 microsieverts water, fish and vegetation sam- from Darlington. By compari- ples, as well as station emission son, a single chest X-ray del Iv - data. ers a radiation dose of about 70 Between April I and June 30 microsieverts. visory group members invited back community with expertise in areas such as radiation or nuclear medicine to sit on the local coun- cil. ..What we want is a willing group of committed citizens and organizations that are going to enable us ho work on issues that we have" Pickering station chief Bob Stuckert said he considered the departures to he part of the "evo- lution" of the CAC. "if people want to come back they just have to get in touch with me. .. Irene Kock of DNA says her organization would consider rc- tuming to the CAC if changes were made to the way it works. and she believes the others who left would also return under the right circumstances. ••I'm certainly open to discus- sion on how the process might change.- Ms. hange"Ms. Kock explains she decid- ed to recommend to DNA that it should ]cave because continued involvement would appear to en dorse the CAC as effective com- munity consultation by nuclear station management. "I thought 'what's the pointT. They're really just using us in their public relations efforts" She also notes DNA will con- tinue to make its views known through correspondence with the CAC and OPG, as well as by at- tending some meetings as an oh - server. 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PECIAL through the winter" Among the food items most need - She notes many of those who will ed this drive are juice boxes and BARGAINS t be depending on the food bank to crystals, canned fruit, canned stew, �- stave off hunger are children, canned meat. breakfast cereal. sugar. "We have so many w children. Fifty flour, rice. powdered milk, school per cent of the people we look after snacks, canned fish, canned pasta. are under the age of 18," meal helpers Lind peanut butter {\� One-third of St. Paul\ clients 11\e 's':m penshahle (noel d m;nl'ms IN TODAY'S in Ajax, with the rest 1n PiAcnnv n1a1 he Inq+prd 1n PiA�•r1nv .0 This huge basket at Loblaws on Liverpool Rtxul in Pickering stands tmpty while organizers for the 91h annual St. Paul's -on -the -Hill frmAd drive collect nourishment for needy families in Ajax and Pickering. Or- ganizers at the church can donations haven't Yet helped them fill their shelves. Seektni hell, Irons the rnmmururyare !Jrom brit Bc•m Villa, Li•- ther Lucas. Brute Wljhrlulr and l fartnu Rodi:crc Which of These Costly Homeseller Mistakes Will You Make When You Sell Your Westney Heights Home Vieabaey ilelloft A new report has just MM AWJMI EM. WEDMErI W EMM O ao0w 6. IUD f W 3 Alt• hungryMore food needed in St. Paul's drive to feed Pickering in Food bank organizers report `slow start' to collections for the 9th annual church initiative It maybe a hungry winter for This year's drive is running Oct. I needy families in Ajax and Pickering to Oct. 16. Loblaws (formerly the SuperCentre) Ajax, donations can be dropped off at on -the -Hill Anglican Church week - on Liverpool Road; Your Independent IGA on Westney Road just west of day mornings from 9 a.m. to noon or with donations only trickling in to However, Ms. Lucas notes if peo- the 9th annual Thanksgiving food don't have during Grocer at the Glendale Marketplace, Harwood Avenue. any time on weekends (ring the bell Sav-A-Centre in pie time the drive being held by St. Paul's on -the- Thanksgiving weekend to shop for 1900 Dixie Rd.; the Cash donations are also needed to at the main entrance), Amberlea Plaza on Whites Road buy fresh milk, eggs and produce. Donations by cheque made out to Hill Community Food Bank. the food bank, volunteers will be ac- "it has been a very slow donations during north of Strouds Lane; and Pickering In addition to being accepted by St. Paul's Food Bank can also he Rosebank start;' cepting cash busy says food bank chairman fire halls at Kingston and food bank volunteers at the super- mailed to St. Paul's on -the -Hill An - Esther hours at participating supermarkets. Lucas. "However, we're hoping that As well, the food bins at the stores roads; Finch Avenue and Dixie; and markets at some times, cash dona- glican Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Bayly Street west of Brock Road. In tions may also be made at St. Paul's Pickering, LI V IAS. things will pick up a great deal this will still be in place the week follow - coming week. We still need a lot ing Thanksgiving and donations can SALE more food if we're going to get still be made. PECIAL through the winter" Among the food items most need - She notes many of those who will ed this drive are juice boxes and BARGAINS t be depending on the food bank to crystals, canned fruit, canned stew, �- stave off hunger are children, canned meat. breakfast cereal. sugar. "We have so many w children. Fifty flour, rice. powdered milk, school per cent of the people we look after snacks, canned fish, canned pasta. are under the age of 18," meal helpers Lind peanut butter {\� One-third of St. Paul\ clients 11\e 's':m penshahle (noel d m;nl'ms IN TODAY'S in Ajax, with the rest 1n PiAcnnv n1a1 he Inq+prd 1n PiA�•r1nv .0 This huge basket at Loblaws on Liverpool Rtxul in Pickering stands tmpty while organizers for the 91h annual St. Paul's -on -the -Hill frmAd drive collect nourishment for needy families in Ajax and Pickering. Or- ganizers at the church can donations haven't Yet helped them fill their shelves. Seektni hell, Irons the rnmmururyare !Jrom brit Bc•m Villa, Li•- ther Lucas. 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MtcftaNs The Arts & (raft Superstae l�trttan a s.E..a. Bath 'M A, 11'ttl! ` Caning Factory Outlet 3 ' Kitchen Court ,. -' Philips Factory Outlet The lite Shoppit 4 tftettte � Soh- ��:: A Special Flow . Cffiodim "heli l ri110g... Spa a Paw P Ethim Awl dome kadw limier eadroann° n alk M I+MIIE 4 NE W AOYdITNE11, WOMMAY E011M 00*W S. NIM these. routes were made a -for wwit Durham students mark National Walk a Child to School Day Hundreds of elementary school stu- communities to walk students to she adds. dents across Durham are lacing up school. The region is participating in the their sneakers today to mark this year's And, today's event, taking place event for the first time this year, with { National Walk a Child to School Day. across Canada and the United States, is 15 elementary schools across Durham The event, sponsored by the part of a larger ongoing effort to en- registered to take part. Durham Region Health Department, is courage Durham's students to use ac- At Sir Albert Love Catholic School designed to encourage physical activi- tive modes of transportation like walk- in Oshawa, parent Stella Sloan says ty in youngster, to increase safety on ing, biking and in-line skating whenev- students are being encouraged to walk local streets and to cut down on traffic er possible. to school, not only today, but every congestion and emissions at schools. "Walking to school gives parent the day. "Walking to and from %Lhool not opportunity to spend more time with "The purpose is to stress the idea of only helps children meet the minimum their children." says public health being more active." she says of the daily requirements for physical activi- nurse Mary Sue O'Connor. "It also event, adding the school is encourag- ty, but it also helps them learn about helps alleviate the typical traffic con- ing participation in all grades and will their community and the environ- gestion around the school at the start he presenting a painted sneaker to the ment." says Jill Goddard, a public and end of each school day. classroom with the most participants in health nurse with the Durham Region -Durham Region Health Depart- the event. Health Department. ment encourages all area schools to Meanwhile. Catherine Walker, ex - The department is working with demonstrate their support for healthier ecutive director of Durham Lives% Greenest City's Active and Safc students, safer streets and a cleaner en- notes the organization is working with Routes to School Program, which was vironment by participating in this the health department to promote the launched in 1996, to encourage school year's Walk a Child to School Day," walking school bus at schools across History buffs invite to the region. She explains a walking school bus you is usually organized by a parent who k t d t d i 5 � 1 CARPET CLEANING SERVICESI an evening inside Camp X PICKERING — Lynn -Philip little-known secrets about Durham's Hodgson. author of a recent book enti- rile in the shadowy world of interna- tled 'Inside Camp X', will be guest tional espionage. speaker at the Tuesday. Oct. 12 meeting The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at of the Pickering Township Historical the East Shore Community Centre on Society. Liverpool Road just south of Bayly Camp X. located at the foot of Street. h will include a social time and Thornton Road in Whitby during the light refreshments following the presen- Second World War. served as a training talion and discussion. Admission is free camp for Allied spies. Mr. Hodgson. a and all are welcome. long -long-time information e member of the Camp X His- For more infoation call Tom Mohr tonrs al Society. is one of the keepeof at 839-1221. \ _P__I - — — — — `N 1 saw this van - - 7 o • I..rsear ce4etwn I • Iluriram from st9.9� I \.k shout aur Frrqurnl - L- - - - - '.It. 1 - - - - - Please recycle me... r---------------------� �8 UTLER � Thanksgiving Special 1 F 40� Whole House f` Ling room, dinmg room. 1 1 hall. sofa & chair 1Book before r 1 Oct 15th i don't 101 ay 1 $99 1 pay the G.S.T 1 M-st pr sem =4=Sara. resinctlpns appN. 1 1 uoa Geer" 905-N6-916 I 1 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY ON AREA RUGS 1 �----------------------J CORRECTION NOTICENIThe correct expiration ,date for PARTY CITY'S HALLOWEEN 8 page flyer in today's paper is 10/16/99 Come in for the Biggest Halloween Costume Selection and Special Sale Prices. Good Through October 16, 1999 se • plc sups u encs en roue an w s the children to school. Other Durham schools taking part include: Lord Elgin Public School, Dr. Roberta Bondar Public School and St. Jude Catholic School in Ajax; Falling - brook Public School. Palmerston Av- enue Public School and John Dryden Public School in Whitby: Conant Pub- lic School. Waverly Public School, Sunset Heights Public School and Canadian Martyrs Catholic School in Oshawa; Dr. Emily Stowe Public School. S. T. Worden Public School and Lydia Trull Public School in Cour- tice. Students at Orono Public School in Orono are also taking part. WALTER PASSARELLA/ News Advertiser photo Shakaira (left). Jordan, Isaiah. Noah (in buggy) and Sherri John enjoy a walk together en route to school Tuesday. Families across Durham Re- gion were urged to walk together to school today to encourage fitness and more family time. Request for Public Opinion on the Proposed Nursing Home Annual Licence Renewal of Ballycliffe Lodge Nursing Home. Ajar in accordmce wish die Wrwrrg Itmvw% W. public optruim a ben rrgw%wd prior to a fad deasion betel trade on the show if ym hart comments or opinions and wnb io bring them to for mar abon of the Miru+uy of Ikahh and Long Term Carr, you may submit them in writing by addrnw* them m: Ihratitor. Ileahh Cm Program. O natio Minavn of Ikakh arid loapTerm Care 5-00 Tonga• Mreet. MrrnmrK level North lork.0stano M2`1441; VI 321> 12 1 i, b\ %ovember A. 1999 Plum mcWdr the name of the nursing hear and Ipaar Pru)r<t a 1'6-00 (m AN w om submmorts The Dveaor w,lt cnmider all subaimmom before makirgt a firwl drer m. Gimme Five. Lakeport 12 -packs $13.05 Lakeport beer is available at the Beer Store an* LCBO. *Plus $1,20 deposit. Price subject to change without notice Don't drink and drive. Brewed by Lakeport Brewing Corporation, Canada, L8L 41-12 ' 11l111� AOtIB111K11,M1E01� Enf11011R Oaldtr R 111N lrMOE i � Public board outlines volunteer options for high school students R Grade 9 student: will learn ity Record students can use to gram guidelines, school boards munity," she said. activities that would involve the more about the Province's re- document their service. are responsible for developing a Examples of acceptable ac- operation of a vehicle, power quirement that they complete "Community involvement list of community involvement tivities include fund-raising for tools and any activities involy- 40 hours of community service activities are intended to recog- activities that the board consid- charitable causes, working on a ing banking or the handling of before graduating from high nize civic involvement and to ers acceptable, trustees heard community project such as a securities. school this week thanks to a help young people develop a Monday. food drive, participating in an Ms. Black notes the board W new student resource package positive self-image and sense of "We want it to be very clear environmental project like a will also not allow students to developed by the Durham Dis- accomplishment:' board direr- that there not be any confusion community clean-up or assist- take part in "any activity that trict School Board. for Grant Yeo states in a letter to about what we consider accept- ing with youth programs such provides direct financial benefit The Community Involve- parents and students. "These able,' said Lucy Black, a as the Scouts or Guides. or gain to the student or the stu- ment Activity Information are honourable and worthwhile teacher with the board's Adult The board has also added to dent's immediate family, (or package, which is expected to goals. They are goals that com- and Continuing Education de- the list of ineligible activities any) association with an organi- go out to all Grade 9 pupils this plement the many successful partment who worked to devel- developed by the Ministry of zation... that does not comply week, includes an information academic and work experience op the resource document. Education which rules out any with the ethical standards, poli - manual highlighting acceptable programs that are already in "We're looking for things activities that would normally cies, procedures and regulations activities for the program and a place in our schools" that are positive, that make pos- be performed for wages by a of both the Ministry of Educa- 'Sense of accomplishment.' Community Involvement Activ- Under the Province's pro- itive contributions to the com- person in the workplace, any tion and the board" Survey • Gentle- Dental Cat*,a for Adults,.NNUAL LIQUIDATION SALE � 09 covers safety, "Everything Must Go" Kid$ and G"'nat Big 84A le (OFF: GOWNS UP O BRIDESMAIDS l;le• ee our patients smilingb taking the time to understand secure�% TO75 / • MOTHER OF THE p y g �.) O - BRIDEIGROOM their needs. Add our friendly, caring staff and state-of-the-art r/ �_----AND MORE... teCk*ues and you've found a goad dental home. , LIMITED -TIME OFFER course -- �a*d whole ffaamiily. l�+atmeats • Starts & Even* AppomUuenit r� y '` Ta stave you better F • favourites lle�iePayment OPOM g� y 4f tthe treatment you want. _ SURVEY from page I a ¢ d Atmosphere - Virtual vision glasses, stereo , b help ensure you have a pleasant risiL "fairly high percentages " pupils feel Cosmetic Dentistry safe at school and "most" know what , {, to do if they're threatened by a bully.? "We know that our programs are t `healthy, being effective that way." Ms. Freed- A . man said. „` wllller S►lltle According to pupils' responses, 81�— per cent feel safe in their school and L: elasler and 82 per cent know what to do if they're affordable `ordable r bullied. However, only 72 per cent of eYe� pupils indicated they feel safe on slicer ""' `" , school's playground. But, the report = • • - notes the percentage of students who �LN6 EallcmWeko e never feel safe on theirla ound is low - 4.2 per cent of boys and 1.8 per \ �f - cent of girls. Students were also asked to corn Just J T Qt the fax: 683-7363 mens on the climate at their school " "^'"_" ���IM. and an overwhelming 91 per cent re- ported there are clear sets of rule for mm pupils to follow. Yet, only 56 per cent of students agreed pupils treat each other with re- -That is an issue we will continue �� , to work on;' Ms. Freedman told the boar In the category related to subject disciplines, students indicated they ii LALW, most enjoy health and physical educa- ;. f� tion. followed by science and technol- 1 1 ogy. �,.. Eighty-scven per cent of students — - like health and physical education. 76 per cent enjoy science and technolo- gy, 71 per cent like reading and 69 per t • cent enjoy social studies and math. Only 51 per cent of pupils said they like Icarning a second language. As for teaching and learning styles, ♦ ♦ � the study notes, "A large proportion of the students surveyed indicated that • they work hard to complete their 1% • M school work, that they do the best r,• • ' '•" • . _ work they can and they understand WAS WAS why they get the marks they get" COMFORT SLEEP ORTHO ELEGANCE 169 289 In the technology category. more NO NOW than 80 per cent of students reported • ti they can use a computer at school and .: 1 9 219 69 per cent said they use a computer Single Single at home. Maitre" 179 "Certainly our students arc utiliz- Set `319 Set Ism Vanessa Daybed ing computers: Ms. Freedman said. DOUBU.__.._219 Se DOUBLE., . 119 set _ .619 ---- M The board's initiative to increase com- QUA _._ r» Set � "s QUEEN_.._ . sa set _ .6a9 � • wA5 WAS puters in schools is "a way of leveling KING .. .469 Set KING ..._.-_rte Set _.. 999 219 319 _1 the playing field" and increasing stu- - . NOW - NOW dents' access to technology. SUPER - The survey findings also conclude • rSUPPORT that almost 70 per cent of pupils in 79 39- . � k Grades 3 through 6 enjoy school "all ORTHOSUPREME -or most of the time". "` • • L Christina Harvard Bunk - Percentages of students who enjoy • school were highest at Grade 3 — 73 ORTHOPEDIC wws WAS per cent — but declined steadily MatSintress 2" � 36= Singlthrough Grades 4 and S, with only 63 NOW NOW per cent of Grade 6 students agreeing -. Set'E109 widk that stat�tt. Imo. DOUKE....... Y9 SO 719 9 99 The survey also asked students Set'369 QUEEN .......... SW Set.......... 809 _ f whetter they smoke and only one per - KING..............709 Sel........1179 cent indicated they do. Ninety-seven Q'UEE ......2H Set........439 Captain Deluxe 1; per cent of Grade 3 students. 98 per ICII ...._...329 Set........799 cent of Grade 4 pupil499 s, 97 per cent of • wAt wA5 children in Grade S and 93 per cent ofG�KK� 299 alto Grade 6 kids reported they have neva y.. ,,'; NOM/ Now • Avery tiny minority of ola Stu- dents smoke;' Ms. Freedman said, .. . noting the board will contioue to track • ORTHOPRACTIC • , ..that information. 1 • tCaptain EconomyBookcase Bun• How does the demutualization of Canada's life insurance companies affect you? If you have received a package from your insurance company or have questions, please call: Andy Sitver� (905) 428•SW musum"111111116 Ajax Durham CeeBe 90 Kingston Road East, UaA 64 (Highway #2 ad Harwood Rod) Merrill t�.dn ComA 1•c. is a meatier - CIPE ' ' s 181001! AW • MtRl0letig F' WAS sults Man•.. • POWc•••• • Pow t 3" sag : Maim poe : S °�"'" j Now Set'429 Now DOUBLE...... 299 Set......... 499 • Bill 11n0• • � rd QUEEN......... 339 Set......... 519 lend • silo•. R•hnsor KING............539 Set.........869 • DURl1AMA KAWARIM FOR OVER 21 YEARS: . la W.. 0,9"M" no .0. ..car war ar am^ >e Ta~ SIM W. ({�w tallal P" sag -ion nae N •a• a.r s. O•oq of tats P PAGE Ai NM ADVERT162111, WIDNEMM Wt110M Ootobr 6. 1M 'Edmitorial&O S'..: . GdlbreK m! Wh.ret PINI N - A.A- DURHAM N E W S A DV E RT ISE R O C T. 6, 19 9 9 "" • 1 " EDITORIAL Cancer and the 4 O *MIS iliE ONE W110 (AN (1n PARI.►ANIIAw AP ON- ��pp���V4N WD W% caNaaac� nuclear plant �� Station neighbours need to IMP "W y O1L ENSUE know if there's a health risk ZR11E CaMTiTiON, FAiR7AC* WD (U*m It's a question that's surely come to mind at least once for just about everybody living near the Pickering Nuclear Gen- erating Station. 'Could the nuclear plant cause cancer in me or my loved a ones'' « [tyribby T It's a question that needs to be answered. The sooner the 7t/t/tw7 / better. tyg That's why we join the Durham Nuclear Health Commit- tee in requesting —demanding might be a better word — the Atomic Energy Control Board begin a study of cancer incl- dence among power plant neighbours right here. The federal nuclear regulatory body is in the process right now of considering the nuts and bolts of such a study: the ✓� methodology' or how it would be conducted; the 'scope' of it _ like other possible cancer factors such as age that might be LF considered: and the most important of all, to those of us in Picketing at least. the locations of the first studies. t The AECB is looking to pick two Canadian sites for the r "� study of cancer incidence among power plant neighbours. The •. studies are part of a long-term plan by the AECB to monitor cancer rates in communities surrounding nuclear facilities - across the cotintn. We suggest the Pickering area merits consideration as one LETTERS TO THE EDITOR of those first two study sites for a myriad of reasons: it• The Pickering nuclear station is one of the okteu in Canada - It was the very first in the country designed to provide power j� /( honestly say we are getting tired of on a commercially viable basis. Therefore, people who've Hail St. Marv. this. Yes. St. Mary has an over_ HospitalCrISIS lived near the Pickering power plant since it was built have crowding problem, but it is not an been exposed to whatever the station emits for a longer per,- End toilet rumour anomaly. Liberals' fault od than the vast majority of people residing elsewhere in Before Pine Ridge High School Canada. To the editor: was built. Dunharton High School To the editor: - Because the power station here was one of the first in the It seems the older I get, the less was very over -populated. The I recently heard that Ajax -Pick - country, it's showing signs of old age. while nuclear industry tolerance I have for rumours. So, chairman of Dunbarto n's school Bring Health Centre was on critical expert_-. have repeatedly told urs that each of the many mishaps when I received a call recently from council told me everyone tried to are bypass so people needing as - at the plant in recent years has had little or no adverse effect the News Advertiser asking me to make the best of the overcrowding sistance were being turned away to on our health as individual 'events', we can't help but wonder comment on Pickering Councillor problem as they waited for Pine other hospitals. I know this is a frc- what the cumulative impact of those incidents might be. Maurice Brenner's latest claim that Ridge to be built. So arc we. quem occurrence at hospitals. - Pickering's nuclear station is to the most heavily -populated St. Mary Catholic Secondary A new Catholic school will be Some of this is due to abuse by area of any such facility in the country. More people here than School students were waiting up to built in Ajax in 2001. Pickering stu- people with frivolous complaints anywhere in the nation are living with the effect-. — if there 30 minutes to use the washrooms at dents will attend that school and the which should be dealt with else - arc any — of residing near a nuclear plant. So. if such prox- the school. I had enough. population at St Mary will drop. where. unity to such a facility has any impact on people's well-being, For catime rt more than a decade. I have Unfortunately at this e poa- A lot is due to massive cutbacks nowhere are individuals more affected than they arc Frere. been involved in Pickering politics. tiles will remain on site at St Mary. by the federal government which - A Durham health department study of a few years back However, seldom have 1 hard such This too, however, is unacceptable claims to have balanced the budge found a hugher-than-average incidence of some cancers and irresponsible comments made by an to Cour- Brenner. Why arc the 24 but only passed the problem to the Down's syndrome in people residing in the region, which is elected official. portables at Dunbarton likewise not provinces. (Another lie in a long list bane to two nuclear stations. Boc the study was unable to As chairman of the St. Mary acceptable to hits today? In addi- of liberal deceit.) draw env conclusions as to whether the power plants might be Schoen Council, I am frequently at tion, why is Cam. Brenner car- However, one of the causes of a contnAutrng factor As a result. moce study is needed. St. Mary. Since school started this vinced that only portables at St. our hospital crisis is the uncon- The AECB must consider all those factors before deciding year. I have been them every day. I Mary have toxic mould, but all trolled immigration policies of the on where it will conduct its first studies. use the same washrooms as the stu- otter school portables in town are liberals. Pickering nuclear plant neighbours — perhaps mote than dents and I can say with absolute safe" I do not hear hint complaining Now we are overwhelmed by if - anyone else in Canada — arc asking the question. We need the certainty there are no 30 -minute about them. St. Mary is a great legal migrants and phony refugees answer. line-ups. When 1 went to use the school, with high academic star- who overwhelm our medical facil- washrooms this past week during dads ad low class sires. 1 would hies. They are welcomed by the Feeding the needy khnctime, they were either empty tial send our two kids at"here Liberals who provide them with or sparsely occupied. else. I (tope parents will contact St welfare, housing, medical care, etc.. I asked studeirs about the 30- Mary or our school board if dry while we have citizens living in Provide Piekerin s5 or minute line-up rumour. None of have stay concerns, and get the facts poverty with no medical freebies. gthem had seen or experienced any- straight regarding these issues. It is time MP 'Grandstand' Dan thing like that and were dumb- If Coun. Brenner has any evi- McTeagurc and his fellow traveller reason for thanks giving founded by the question. deuce our portables have toxic Judi Longfield stop being loyal Lib - Since last year. Coun. Brenna mould, to should inform the health eral lackeys and start doing their They're grim statistics. One in seven Durham children has taken advantage of every op- department for further investigation real job. They have failed to protea lives below the poverty line. Of 21.656 people relying on so- portunity to slam St. Mary school. and our school board chairman Canadians. How many must ger cW assistanceher in June. 50.8 per cent were youngsters. As a parent of a student, and judg- Mary Ann Martin. sick or die because of their mcom- And. 42 per cent of children go to school each day without ing by the calls I have received this Breads Birinyi, pet—, having eaten breakfast past week from otner parents, I can Plow[ avid R. Bulmer Chances are pretty good there's at least one child on your — --- — — --- hood ng street and countless numbers in your Miles Ottawa move like capital punishment'.hood who may be going to school hungry each day. who mayn t be getting adequate food and shelter. For them. Thanksgiving may be just another day they'll endure with anger pangs. And, it might be a bleak winter' Provincial leaders find federal politics tough It doesn't have to be dot way. Na if you donate to the 9th annual Thanksgivuhg food drive being held by St. Paul's on- Every Ontario premier who had the move to oust Mr. Diefenbaker, the -Hill Community Food Bank to nourish hungry Picketing a chance to be federal leader in the asked Mr. Robarts to run. But Mr. children and adults through the winter last half -century turned it down - so Roberts refused, fearing both an Non-perishhable food donations may be dropped off at why would Mike Hams be any dif-ugly confrontation with Mr. Pickering fire halls and several supermarkets in town. ferent? EITc Dideabsker and poorer provinces Cash donations at being accepted by food bank volun- The Progressive Conservative Dowd would resent his opposition to the beers at the supermarkets at some times, and may also be premier is constantly suggested as Liberal federal government's ver - made at St. Pad's on -the -Hill Anglican Church. leader of a right-wing utnmd feder- sion of medicare, which eliminated Your generosity can provide Pic kering's needy a reason to al party of Tories and Reformers At Queen's Pule insurance company participation, give thanks this Thanksgiving. since he won a second majority in another example of pro-business E -wail Comments on dwse ditariuls a his June election. Ontario being disliked elsewhere. • sewsOdmiume wet Subminiows wldck include itis most assessments dwell on his handy out deterrent, saying die William Davis, Mr. Roberts's writer's fult waser stud teww of residence will be cawdi- popularity at iota, but previous h oscay of premiers ham Ontario successor who won four elections, end fad, premiers who might have run said ebewbere who stepped up to may have come closest in the learned quickly having been in federal politics 'is not an eacatrag- 19Ms when Joe Clark called a fed - power in Ontain made them less sag one. Provincial leaders who eral leadership convention after his YOUSAID IT liked in some way in dither parts of hue gone into the federal field party failed to show him eudmias- Canada have almost invariably not been tic support Three Maritime pm - The question was: The last to find out the hard way so fid or naxaaiplithed any niers sand they would support Mr. was George Drew, also a Tory, who outstanding success.' Davis. How would you feel about communities outside became federal leader in 1948 after Mr. Frost, while defending his But any thoughts Mr. Davis Toronto, like Ajax and Pickering, hosting losing his seat by a quirk in a own province's i seri sts also had may have had of switching were provincial elaxion, although he expressed concern at a Liberal fed- destroyed when Alberta premier Olympic events if the city wins the bid for the was popular enough his party eral government plan for equaliza- Neter l oue—d, stip furious Mr. 2008 Stemmer Games? stayed in power. tion pants to poorer provinces, Davis fought to keep down the Colonel Drew, imperious so saying it could destroy enterprise price of Alberta oil to help Ontario some thought him arrogant, epito- and productivity in the province industry, said he would block him. mized central Canada Bay Street frau which the motley was taken, All the possible contenders and big money to many in other meaning Ontaio, which that stip- ham Ontario found they had too provinces. plied half of all federal tax rev- much baggage in other parts of the Col. Drew's being an Ontarian eases. The premier would have country. also split this federal party. John known this would not have made Mr. Harris's latest contribution Diefenbaker, whom he defeated for him popular among voters of any to national politics has been to urge leader, complained bitterly Ontario stripe in the Maritime and Prairie the Liberal federal government to Tories' natural strong support for provinces. use its fiscal surplus to cut taxes Doug Henebary Akx Slkordalkis Randy Prebble Co:. Drew was 'a personal affront - Premier John Robarts, who suc- rather than improve social pro - says, "I am total- says, "I'm very says, 'The you people in Ontario have never ceeded Mr. Frost and won two On- grams, which did not endear him to ly against the much in favour Games should be liked or supported me.' tario elections and a reputation for poorer provinces, so he also carries Olympic Games of it. It would spread around so Col. Drew lost two federal elpc- promoting national unity. was seen a burden. being held here. bring people and everybody will tions and after be resigned, hustrat- as a successor to Mr. Diefenbaker . It's too much traffic and eco- be a part of it." td, premier Leslie Frost, who won after the latter was defeated as E -wail connewts on dais colum trouble for the tmomic growth to three Ontario elections, was sug- prime minister but still fighting to to wwaws®dw bans nett Subwfs- value. And, the the area." gested as his successor. retain his party leadership. now which include Mie writers awarding of the Mr. Frost ruled it out, saying he Nova Scotia premier Robert frill wane and town of residence Games is not a had an important job to do in on- Stanfield, who later became fedrtal wig be cewddered for ptnSlice- fair system." tario, but admitted unusually leader. and Dalton Crap, who led tion. PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt b'diror-in-r Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford l hrec•tor of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Road Advertising Wanager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified : idvertarng .tfan- ager John Willems Real Fstate .automotive Ad- vertising .Nanager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Offree Manager Barb Harrison Comparing .ttanager N ws (905)683-5110 Sales (905) W-5110 Classtfteds (905) 6X3-0707 Distribrtion (%5) 683- 5 1 1' General Fax (90516x3-7363 E-isil newsroom u dudiarn net web address www durhamncws net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajam. Ont. LIS 2115 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 am The Ncws Adwrtiscr is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. Tbc Ncws Advertiser is a member of the Ajax do Pickering Board of Trade. t kitano Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the tight to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for ad- vertiscment limited to space price error occupies. The News Advertiser ac- cepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each lencr must be signed with a fist and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifica- tion. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opin- ions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be print- ed. n. ,)1 ,�ii NEWS ADVERTISER OCT. 6 Adelines make Sweet music at worlds AJ ' ax ' Pickering singers ers lend voices � to award-winning performance Ajax and Pickering members helped Toronto chorus and currently the oldest Dewsbury, Sadie Moore, Marg St. Toronto's North Metro Chorus win an competing Sweet Adeline, was recog- Aubin and Carol Sutton, all of Picker - international singing competition in At- nized in Atlanta with a standing ovation ing, and Cynthia Feltnn. Sandy Mac- lanta recently. from the crowd. Other local members of Donald, Allison Shields, Sandy Shields The chorus, members of Sweet Ade- the award-winning chorus are Hazel and Peggy Silver, all of Ajax. lines International, won the world cham- pionship and first -place gold medals at Feed the needy and the competition. get Under master director June Dale, the North Metro Chorus scored a record number of prints in the four-part a free belly laughs in Ajax Capella contest. Competing against 29 other choruses, North Metro thrilled the 10,000 -member audience to capture AJAX — Patrons of Yuk Yuk's in Or, food donors can get two-for-one their second consecutive championship. Ajax can have some laughs while pro- admission to Thursday and Sunday The Toronto chorus is the only non- viding much-needed items for a local night shows until Dec. 23. American group to ever win the presti- food bank. All food will be sent to the Salvation gious title. The international competi- Over the next 12 weeks. Yuk Yuk's Army to help needy Ajax and Pickering tion featured mostly American choruses. will offer patrons free admission to residents. Wednesday. Thursday and but also included some from Canada. Wednesday's New Talent Nights with a Sunday night shows begin at 8:30 p.m. Sweden, Australia Germany and Eng- donation of a non-perishable food item For reservations, show information land. Charter member Maud Potts, of during its Thanksgiving/Christmas or to make a food donation, call 434- 34Pickering, Pickering.in her 19th year with the Food Drive in Durham. 4985 or 416967-6425. BILLBOARD OCI. 6, 1999 THURSDAY, OCT. 7 UNEMPLOYED: C A.R.E.. part of the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre. offers a workshop on Resume and Cover Letter Preparation at I p.m. at 1400 Bayly St., Unit 12. Pickering. Reservations a must. 420-4010. FUN FAIR: Southwood Park Public St,h(ml, :8 "mbard Cres., Ajax, holds its annual fall fun fair from 5 to 8 p.m. Raffles, silent auction. games. barbe- cue 683-5230. DROP-IN: Alax North Drop -[n Centre is ,t]cTcd io parents or caregivers and children aged four ycan arKd younger on Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thurs- days from 9 to ll a.m. at the River - breeze Community Centre, 1 Richards Lane. Play. circle -time. snacks. crafts Ior both caregivers and children. Guest speaker%, trips, wheelchair-accossibk. 428-8817 (Darlene). GRIEF SUPPORT: C-hristian Life Centre. 1030 Ravenwroft Rd., Alax.* will frost a vidom/discussion support trtup from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in room 203. Topics include When Somcixre you Care About Dies, Understanding Grief, The Manv Emooiom of Grief, Grief Attacks. Season of Adjustment Moving On. The facilitator is an or- dained minister and professional Chris- tian counsellor. Sessions are free. No pre -registration required. (416) 878- 6571. OVEREATERS: Overeaters Anony- mous meets every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. No dues or fees required. Call 428- $660 (Mary) for location. NATURALISTS: Pickering Natural- "tstc meet from 8 to 10 p.m. in the library at St. Elizabeth Scion Catholic School, 480 Swouds Lane, north of Sheppard Ave. off Rosebank Rd. N., Pickering. The topic is Arctic Wildlife. Jim Richards will discuss his 12 years of ex- ploration in the Canadian Arctic and chow slides of birds, mammals and wikMowers. 831-1639 (Michelle). FRIDAY, OCT. 8 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. 'lite group deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). OPTOMETRIST EvenkV6aturdl y Appointments Available Ample Free Pitrking Corisiaaoaos Md" a L62 Nowitid Ave, S, ASH' c COffeime KW Wm IkL UrAIA Plrkrrkrli h9tA] rte' X70 MONGM " BARN T2WAWneHAM Now Playing A Deligbykl Comedy 'BOEING -BOE I NG71 For reservation+ call '(905) 472-3085 1 9 9 9 Hollies head heads here Terre Sylvester, formerly of The Hollies, will headline Jukebox Saturday Night at the Pickering Recreation Complex Saturday. Oct. 23 from 8 p.m. to 1 a,m. Sylvester will be joined by opening band No Flies on Frank fea- turing former members of Goddo and F/udd. The evening will be hosted by CHFI-FM's Brian Master. Tickets are $25 each and available by call- ing Graham Whitehead at 839-1526. r rw Final Days! U/01/0 ve Men s and women s Calvin Kleign�' underwearand socks ALL MEN'S CALVIN KLEIN SOCKS AND UNDERWEAR Choose from borers, briefs, T-shirts, socks and more. Sears reg. $8-38. Each or pair $6-2&0 I NP1012599 WOMEN'S CALVIN KLEIN INNER FASHIONS AND SOCKS Sears reg. $10-42 Each or pair 75"-31w Copyright 1999. sears Canada Inc. `Q... i=t��g -,Iw W-_ sAo.oSt. "p tn41% 00 ■ Pius G 5 T Cain ioaay .. Call Mon -Wed 426-9611 4.7 p.m. for into Aia. Sports'&LEisuRE',., NEWS ADVERTISEROCT. 6, 1 9 9 9 Golfer aces 12th hole at Seaton Area duffer JASON LIFBRFGTS/ News Advertiser photo Pickering Borer Pontiac Panthers' Doug Carr (3). left, Battles for the puck with Ajax Klondike Axemen's Steve Skikos (2) during junior hockey action in Ajax Sunda.. Ajar Non 4-0. Losses mount for punchless Panthers BY AL RIV17T Spirts Ftlttor PICKER[%(: — The Pickering Boner Pontiac Panthers may be scratching and clawing, but their first win of the junior 'A' hockey season continues to elude them after another losing weekend. The Panthers began weekend OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A" Hockcy League South Conference action with a 6-3 loss to the Wexford Raiders at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday. On the road in Thornhill. the Panthers were rattled by the Rattlers 7-2 Satur- day night. Less than 24 hours later at the Ajax Community Centre Sunday afternoon, the Panthers were blanked by the Axemen 3-0 With frustration aid losses mount - pig. the Panthers' coaching staff is searching for answers in the face of seven losses against only one tic eight games into the regular season. And. Panthers' first-year head coach Enc Ross says team officials and player are discouraged by the dismal start to the season by the roxykic-laden team. "We haven't won yet• so there's not a lot of good things happening in our situation:' notes Ross. "We took our medicine really good on the weekend. The scores weren't that close. We're kind of licking our wounds today" The Panthers' inability to score is the club's number -one concern. So far in the young junior season, the squad has managed only 18 goals in eight games, well Wow the offensive output needed to compete on a nightly basis in the league. -I think that (statistic) speaks vol- umes of our inability to score:' says Ross. "You won't win many games in this league by scoring two goals or less per game.,. In Sunday's game against the Axe - men, the Panthers skated for two peri- ods against the Axemen with the teams deadlocked in a scoreless tie after 40 minutes, drawing upon a strong goal- tending performances from starters Paul Guthrie. for Pickering, and Ajax's John Ceci. The wheels, however, fell off for the Panthers in the third period as the Axemen scored four unan- swered goals to post the home -ice vic- lorv. '[Trey capitalized on a couple of opportunities and we didn't:' summed up Ross. So far in the South Conference reg- ular season, the Axemen have had the Panthers' number. In the two meetings this year, the Axemen have posted a 1- 0-1 record. The Panthers' inability to score and inconsistent effort was also evident in the losses to Wexford and Thornhill. Riess has a couple of theories as to why the club has played with such wild in- consistency so far this seascm. "I think the kids are frustrated and discouraged and when we get down by one or two goals maybe there's a bit of panic that sets in. That would explain why we don't play well for the whole 60 minutes The kids are also not used to playing against older and better competition. and they're not at that state of development yet" If there's been a saving, grace for the downtrodden Panthers at this stage of the season it's their work ethic which continues to be strong, despite the losses. "Tiley do work hard and they're good kids. 1 wish we had a couple of wins to show fix their efforts because they certainly deserve it:' says Ross. Despite the losses, Ross says the team intends to stay the course with its current line-up. If the winless trend continue,, however. the organization would look at bringing in experienced forwards if they became available. We have to try and stay positive and continue to strive to work as hard as we can. Eventually good things hap- pen to people who work hard. But, if we can find a couple players who could help us. we would have to sit down as an organization and discuss it." Mike Hanna and Oliver Lopez, who returned to action this weekend after missing the pre -season with a serious back injury suffered in an off-season car accident, scored for the Panthers against Thornhill. No Panthers' scor- ing details were available from the Wexford game. The Panthers travel to Parry Sound on Friday night to play the Shamrocks. On Sunday, the Panthers are at home against the SL Michael's Buzzers at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Gm time is 7:30 p.m. Hole #5? Par 3 190 Yards (�}• Hole •5 is also one of the originals being over 100 years old. AIM FOR LACE ONTARIO - WHAT A VMV - DONT GO TEFF. It's Wail, its rhubarb, its a big hole, for that maser it is no fun at all. JU How much harder can a par 3 get -This hole is QfNMi surrounded by 2 bunkers and guarded by 3.Tbe bat tee shot is straight at the pin and landing ryx before or on the green. if you go right it sets you up for a difficult chip over bunkers. If you go left and lard in one of the 3 bunkers consider yourself Iucky.You will probably settle for a bogey, but further left, you GO could look at 6, 7, 8. If you try a knockdown roll shot (because othe wind) plan to on or short short because if it rolls off to the back and off the green 2�\�4w.�JJ , you will have to be a master chipper to get it within 3 feet.The green is very small with many twists and turns. East to West breaks more than North to South, One of the hardest par 3's you ever but some of the breaks could be almost 70 percent play. If you par this one consider yourself to the hoic. in the top 10% who play this hole. Port Hope Golf and Country Club Since 1859 AON'@ (905) 885-6487 or 1-800-346-5361 82 Victoria St. South, Port Hope, Ontario www.aoninc.com 6 achieves hole -in -one PICKERING — After more than 20 years of golf- ing, an Ajax duffer finally realized a milestone on the links on Sunday. Harold Kennedy used a nine iron to club an ace on the 130 -yard 12th hole at the Seaton Golf Club in Pickering. Playing partners Mike Companion. Wayne Flood and Boh Hummel watched hien connect for the hole -in -one on the par three hole. "He was quite excited," noted friend Bob Hummel of Kennedy's accomplish- ment. "His voice went up about three octaves. We've seen it on TV, but we've never witnessed it in per- son. It was pretty excit- ing." Kennedy received a commemorative towel from the Seaton Golf Club to mark the occasion. IT Fou -can do oil at home koffers ... 4 t ! , ntt S c esr� 0 I MM IMC. I ==Non w mA, mn mk m ■illi�si fr..i.t.n.ac on iiiah"%& r 116 4994 on s�o �s-�n Clock winding down on hoops sign-ups Final registration this Thursday The final registration girls born in 1988. 1989 for Durham West Basket- and 1990 are welcome to ball League's house league play in the league which is in Ajax Thursday, Oct. 7 runs Saturdays at Lincoln at 8:30 p.m. Alexander school. Sign-up is at Lincoln Cost is $95 per player. Alexander Public School. For more information 95 Church St. N. Boys and call 831-4302. Notice of 3a Liquor Licence Application The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Rendervous Eatery .And Deli 250-52 Bayly Street West, Unit I & 2 Ajax (including outdoor area) Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and 'wishes of the residents Submissions must be received no later than November 6, 1999 . Please include your name, address and telephone number If a petition is submitted to the Commision, please identify the designated contact person. Note. The ACCO gives the applicant copies of all objections - Submissions to be sent to Licensing and Registration Department Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario 20 Dundas tit. 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IOam to apo on 7Tlmraiay, Oct 7, at Awmmd g Sa1Nti6Nf, 95 Bayly St. W.. 111502, Aja: fill of Harwood, across from Weal�'L) AN sobw warrI liq apply IOam to 3pm at the GEaMI office. 777 Warden Ave., ♦217 Scarboro IS. of Eglinton) 1206#0ASO NOW HIRING r' For our ggnew location at Pickerin• FULL TIME& PRART TIME Morning, afternoon and night shifts For FRONT COUNT DONUT BAKERS - MUFFIN BAKERS CAKE DECORATORS ETC Apppply to the 1 Harwwod/Hery 2 locatiao, Ajax. 683-6497 ATTSITION N SKILLED L r TWA LMM Duty nem required lot spar MAIIPOWER NEEDS rOUI Education ween at Rdnd For Ilnnledlate openings, In the DNrinm lxt`isn°urir can (9o31mw and East SpA h Areas. oroag $al du me hours of 800- 400M in Let IIs assess your skills today I NOTRATED CUSTOM • ForlllNt Operators certified in �e re Expolientuo � Raymond Reach or Counter Balance lent Territr� ,stunted ac. • Assemblers coatis. full oodud trammp • Bindery Workers a °a t5 E,. resume to • OMer Pidters / Packers awl a a0f '° °^ ^ ar • Accounting - with payroll experience Esu -TM iFPi CW NAA Tedlniwn reeled lm- • Customer Service Reps Hourly ntion • Administrators - in MS Office 97 medolely Rua (905)568- 8128 professional packages sus oomff-o nu. Manpower offers a competitive wage, Co. •� P, benefit package and training to qualified wum troll one�No evenence Ielemed ran 'ran applicants. Ewalkmpus cam Do - noses da on 8 EKmnp Please tax your resume to Sandra at yi'y call ` 905-831-8134 with desired position and `vo5)43e�11330I salary expectations or all POSMONS AVAaAALE. Tor - 905 -831-76M / 905-686-7732 onto and ora A7 drimrs ALSO GENERAL LABOURERS Tank armsa tram and JMoo 3dewy espenena Mi Iran W lack rMrJes dean abstrad ani re emenas Hu General H* e M A N P O W E R o�� ,See resome �� Truckmq Inc FIR02 Peterbor. 'wpm. Omarro K9J 6x3 a las PERMANENT POSITIONS SHIFT WORK PRIVATE AGENCY 'eS""e to 170511140-0591 CAR AUDIO (;n,wmg manufactunng crxnpany m Packenng p- Tye fun INSTALLER • Assemblerrs • Production Supervisor • Health & Safety Coordinator (College Diploma) Redact to tows Ake ani W For Whitby shop. Experienced with audio and securi- t}products. Must have own tools. Call (905)668-6429 • Certified Forklift • :Machmist :•mm.m nawry ore n- Monday -Friday 9am - 5pm Now Milliliter- Experienced Wait staff, Cooks, Bar Tenders. Door Persons 8 Lias Peruoots. Apply in person to 1099 KEngston Rd. Suite 230 awn ar a "Oft WA oneww and or fax resume to: amaNmao West cores Drop on resume Mon Oct 4 12-6pm. (905) 837-0627 awl a a0f '° °^ ^ ar Friday Oct 8 2Epm to :The Field House ' ♦ ar P E It S O N N E L x a tom JW,,, up b $14 '*-a aprgn6 m�eoerNna Sports Pub. 297 Dundas St. W. Whitby c„ �h,, k r err, prravr 3pm - 8pm, Sat 9-5 pm. Person for tmsy Freezer "i1e'at Storr. Good cusiomer hiiahrns and telephone manner. IrwoKarhg and credit applications an asset. Apply B ack Angus Freezer Beef, 66 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. HAINSTYL131 r '41, PRIVATE AGENCY I.MylIV DWW aYalla6r Icier '..A- .mm -dig* p- Tye fun Etmc and ire grammes are •.nlmp dismay n an ups Redact to tows Ake ani W All sum n Who" No :n- M drawn ►bas all 1 :•mm.m nawry ore n- m.256 -563t lams n person IIIA -*".n Dealer. 122 mono N N nIKW as for JW a I., pa00llCTler Lar •orb, 1Sadod m Ikk-no -dac .."rencla in lawn .. o d us -SM Turing oontoarr algin work "LOCAL FORD DEALER' ExlE inane Dona orma�fwy Fa "^' b no51a77 lyy Parts Counter Person, required with d .", 'lam ed .vmaw a'd meaerao made ar Ford Dealership experience. 7rearer r m:; ane Salary, .Pandarl,. m' REayyypanT ,� w aw- o.w paaase Nes a D -1 -.rum own Contact: Matt All Qy sem f I've Kmdaw aft. So m 19051619-31W awn ar a "Oft WA oneww and 905-686-2300 amaNmao West cores am to maean a•o=.n Wanted experienced Switchboard awl a a0f '° °^ ^ ar o% a� Receptionist ''lours: Mon-Thurs. x a tom JW,,, up b $14 '*-a aprgn6 m�eoerNna tamv won a CpnpiRyai punas fur r fundi /01. 3pm - 8pm, Sat 9-5 pm. = • .et 905 I rm pbm" We are app. Contact: Carley Facciola ria '-d w�, � 'r ool Ram n .,e !aeOw em on asrP h 905-686-2300 rinse: in, -1 etwoks el it a• seely wyAar N ehwe'kmy a•m•s allies. or- oa=rnw. own Ions and all PWM rtm Pvkara,ppard Lar- . apmp GOne/rry YW 1r,y 0aA1 M "96.3s Senate" .."rencla in lawn OW achieving antionwe w +,r1.= Call .. . d11epn rA sats cowls a alit :. new 705419.6761 or "" soaeda Irb nom PWN to --•esus to SDS41947a '" "no me "are1A0 °0'•r nraa b nOSIe.71O W meaerao made ar atsrmro rrtaAriu scan eO.,Rd In a em- brndery Nn0 IamAri won fA tine .wprwnUd ']W lar issue raw s=ea tome o. a m,eY.r,p ec:a0herunns w P1Wr - A7t LOW IfOSl a20.n 7 IaaKLEn ed - Eiean- '• Slim some sfNatLEe s ;o.mr- W, -app' 1alaG tion nec , ' h Awa OeR stip•` camas Neale •e0a 9p5ria34tM lased M min 17031 434. 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L. oa=rnw. own Ions and all PWM Pease feel mom to: 905- � 17 o prom 90S42D- 325.0012 Loan muw. 16- W cowman a 416- &13-7491 (AOWA- 511-74111AOWA- Freranl 71aP•U,WEfllea reAqimmesa.y --roply NK on- s kame cyan lod" sten tomwm+ Gres dnvey Acord En+y wr b."On ll and pros ampaav Sir"lPersm' slWnp Cao Dom.ac a Start a P, Iron rad a sbk Pbee. OW ON or Yews - (905) 852 MO ma mane .0 sorry a. NV slYlliTf IW oat. ,9155 Clouts" Pa. PCW 91 in - Sp m read" - Sec- On L1 W 3111 or to b order Career opponarrs (905µ27 9901 Goonalow pie amaastion T25-6)tp TN N NNWnmI summ ,s loony la else am fALON WOMB swum Jedaam waeaw sun for nrr W boob plus com- the Asa amu Emory she aAUa PIOht Stymy. Part (rem b tam) n a W4L%WW tame paesan tar ayMa se Samaritan! "w1. Net sre- Co mopponu W1. CON IVfootwearP"woe "*an- Kaaym(905157W2512. ata a an" W as n.oa- Nkmm WX requiressahY please to Issas to )426-7621. Atasrmy __ __lC.d mea C t bw IbpN n Arson t+a m 1NBNmNTmt rsasy To fay to 1794 LiKrpool M. 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No, When you adYorbee, yola word lid 1� *0 tltppwraOFthe itlpllfllR titin maw, nW=re sw- GEIERAL LA801NiER required IH sow NKp6CbONCNat"tq CO. 10fees y1.. part -wee pombm amoMa to those 1 d mer. & tie 87.001 WAN= - PA$ dm" SOW IN ow lar mom am NoNF sari Toronto looking ells SfNtt rlr11ld1if01yl WNffQ b MID m110=oan .Melo Qimmy. GS (SM Naamarm 3 Y1.. alpdel=. Work OUtd004 . $9. r shaft Isrevl0tts 619.6991 between Ir5p.RL b Dan lads. Wnipodoom aidence experiin construction f*Wlob sires an area0e an wa rAm UWAW with OMNIP Fa 1.r asset Fax raurm (905) or mmtV tOetE CLEAIENI Fe"W suRW to 9115,407-131116, on off 10:alt IHI SCAN ttihi1l61 31811111111U . arcs, . days only. MOM ori o+. 8 WPATEDbelow aaaMa04 751 REM W., HINT e. ram. 9�6 ears own w=ise to eco pr '"oumm"m PIS, ONT. L1w X7 NNntmax ataBatw Rpws. aA or p1. two, POW duns on 8MttlM as OKfltt dN M /6r66eid far Avon rm ams waw between Bo.mwnas ay sem a �va i. Kmpslam Pim Pa (NS) AZ DRIVERS WANTED Pease feel mom to: 905- � 17 o prom 90S42D- 325.0012 Loan muw. $14 - $161 hr. IAlOBaBM ram dman 6- IrlrE rop may ,=ec, Evaybapy worms raoxdt we - 31K - 37dmi. ams awry to Tone say. w, 46 Y." dd anvar" ala ALSO GENERAL LABOURERS fu. t;at 1905)631-+706 ea wnwm won lift e m 1.r `w�aa� needed immlediately, LICnpEO I4IT " won mlrinwm 2 v1.. esperrll= oT FN°A msrOYamp�proaf0 Must be willing to work '°°"ad for too a p1. pone paibpra ray Oshawa Comre Nor yd car 1°wf°d' No"" commssroR slruduW. Emy- 905-434-5110 stylists. wry or Lar 905-TZ&45n body Nos ae"dt w=ar Call to anernew 905-665 tinny MMIMAL, Will 3433 TELEMARKETERS REQUIRED tmonnnBs °."esti q =etlhave a To call Existing Database. oerear" ism ser -bed mon pck- "06a WBtM6ms Neem.0 TOP wages P� wn0 Ruouph ashes areas. 99.= Cara asses From $7 50 to - aasomWq our promKtt laar for sty at ham! mum Training provided $900 per 1.1 We Will be Aer- amend slu=m'. Sun moms. Contact Peter 8t p,"" ,,,u 99 Thorn on Rodd madr. For free aro parape (905}686-2445 (ex 224) Smith. OthimmE� mw 7 In fob -fry I.OW s 930w Toronto Une: (416) 798-7259 Our pin- lanes are open AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Mon. to Fri. 1118:00 pm. "130 Cooa6ar1a1 Ave., J1(jilc 18T2 WYites Rtdr, Pldl6ring (SML41B -Ar baja Pbn) 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-'4218 Sat. ciao .m to Roo pm. CNidflAd "M. No, When you adYorbee, yola word lid 1� *0 tltppwraOFthe itlpllfllR titin AIIP PAGE 10 NEMIi ADVENTISM WEDNEWAY EmnoNl, Odod v 6, ISM cdoa L UP racp,ebox req a $125. up recor4Mxw d arr.'s 8+251' CARS FROM Tea srvem e ,FRO enc s"ip"s Sad uairos mk,atd Non Mark Sta Ity Piilr ,001. mvwms to Madmvngw at - h,cMm. $1w Jas bas", ,I �M OMBE NEE/ OtEiw I" IM =ft --w Eff-off- v. +..-..r. R,•L mod" NFt Football. W 1M/ Dash Stan remedy aro rel9l,p 00-' area wwh-S and amen a ANNE MB 1 IIatM• 906571-4M6 M v ERY PalMSM, a- PMNMIMA om 1111 M aWnaaw. �(M) 1{M man fee* PIAL $SCC 1'Yt: •'iwr Mus, M n y � tAIA oft Am a rot mat I,alw ebli AIMIeiMOn {ell all wlwwea- f' ayl ba lOr AyNr aSompMy raOnMraa oOnlraB4r 60 1101 ,�d �a IpbM and offall NO tCall "$NNW 7� IMLUON sell - 2010 Y�il M � ado► �l�� w�/���� rweiw ��R Vrwrw• 'tH'N � t - Ia0 raw IItMeOa a• b tNorlL iWacpy tN 1M campanyt prwsidenl. ISOweaW M i bid Mwtloll d 1007 W " a%". (2160. TOS- As es all 24' holm kw trudges r,Ow aYdbw Wldt aAsefan fIF16I-Vu a momvMft . "Mort The, show tw F1oEtlpFaler-OErN1N and het datvwY. !06.753.2216. I wOpi MOrM Obmp ham f795 and Eve 6u6 FE6ERIr. Nr. Io "~ 1, 2 a 3 Ind. AptS). 19M172F1M14 ban I01N mild IaetlAt pedBN A yea plaint b work. Rtlerwa have a good sound baCkptOlaW Mt mWlapkq Cash flow, )OD -o i . ir,dIMdrpret�lp _ FCTW N -d CJI a o ler. f Apabr,c w. Sorb. SMMa. 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Doll• NpNr KMm, • waw.bldMm wm knO Fall a 09567 in: .ce, or mall to 425-8521 row TV's Fra aam,dy Pad lm. all, allow i.e. 126.000 when "0Colors tr1aWr include; iddllion RNIi� �NIE.:: M011- frl. ww • � � y3raadNooaN. po 1�aa) tads bmW khmrkn% wr do 1 11Mry ler W,MIy' d pa,- -6180 StastrEy & Co., CA's P.O. Box 2068 APnmucin 1. A„n. dove. NOV06.263.6366 a 1-el«79}s6d2 driven. ren- looker EaplEem 11.560. o.e.o. 1972 COW. to Sst a Sun 1 PM' � �m OBpe doles Pleasant = Oshawa, Ontario L1 H. 7V4 Kenmore H-34'. W-30' d-26'. 1 KerNto h .140. will c,1W. 15100 1r! A. 165 P= criefw WSW - Rad SoO. Ana (S emn sit wimen and or„ Moes a mud Bdn,pud woad 3 t -TS. w-31'. d -2i' Portable disrupter. Kenmore h-34' w-24' d-24'. SCPA ted aM 0 w-apw sale We nave a Woe seeC Kinn d oDo. 432-7133 aha 6 O.m. (PIP) IndKAtd tN1 IraM $3AM. a110. wormy n sea" ow n rAL1�NR RiY d Bared). 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Mauh anceFaM . ac lonllm am 14=17slat Office �OD "COUNTS PAYABLE PER - SM - Wall, Enrerpnxs In 91)rra.9 a$ Akdas Muf Be: stores Is looking ra an oVf*Ced accounts Payable /a9on b work in the Mad a - 4e n My* Tire de„ ta,- d wroe be brawl w- me bewnews accounting pack- age however we would be Bring to van TM successful appbcam will be a tram payer And be able low work suc- dsuuny in a small On" en room a Please send e Unity to the ldbmrp File $433 0snrra ins Week. Po Box 481. 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As a -O (VMdCaroltri WINDJAMMER next Mr f Rivckl)al '�'k vexed white alold-dows amt• S1900 obo (9051715.9832 Sa00 -725-07!7 ,Whored Nn7 .Mica River IMro- an„6pm.) APARTMENTS -AJAX lM'x79.1 with rordgre-120 0018 wan your sues a map ddtierts (416) 7774M, One amp-lealfkr erybor re- M Sid -Den Home ImpaYr 1116 C Nrr GIALIME, 1 MONoaM apt n Wnna- 33 & 77 Falby crt. /��,. � chain- 0 Excel;M carp' thorns a 440 Ho*m 51. n 68.000 leu. 2 dr. 5 speed. am- Pnwte wfrarKl kOchen. x.7�� �_... Inn GM 905-68:8-0160 MRrIDv ten Commit it roil smash. �yy 6 nae N XN" 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- �--��- rea sppler. e --W1 cord- f%O/mo. Available Nm 15 Artldet 8.! -6. 'voo0 Z. nnilled. $8.900 TeN- No pea please 905-721 ments. Includes - 9 Dns k1aM Otter both kit Only prom (9051666-2M9 0771 t� CESSING services available 11n Dwk9f DaMO- 21 Cams and sWa available. 1067 Halla cmc lX - 4dr. A WAM ane tams Mentad fridge, stove, broadloom, IN sena w W" willroom speed mere 7005 19 5' AN Also all deka 761 Sspo. amilm, blue win prey n South Oshawa 5450'monM Contpemve Ma: aecur„e, mmum frame mouMirn bike aY Nd_ Unit 3. 905-41xq imerwr 65.000 Hgllvray PAg1e �� � r,�; air heat, hydro, water and ,'time results. Evora ed. hheNkn Wrro Groper Ina. For more into Call 905-619 km's Must Sell $11.991 or Close to this No Ca (9%113SW13 Rock Sho.. LX rear deraNr. 2093. 60 905-665.8531 ever.;; woe psMq 0ulet apytip. one parking. CALL drdess peals. preen all -Isl Nov/t- (9051725-21& SELL R NOM SOLID NULEWMO com- it" PoHnnic SLWM i QU role mmpXMsold Reduced olein dead oom all Irmo Assume lea" 7100 Oil m ADELANF/rUM. 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WWI" IacAmey Ikiter s%5 WaUmro maarM Dea9ris, o« ComnNn rove Clow to amemtm No pew OWN YOUR HOME -IT'S EASY11 Keroae OW rnno recur Men nndeliP"ll fed IidNd smoknq ,tae. references. - First Thum Buyer? - Can Mark) ro sae. cram rove. eiceMent Wally sats P"ll ask I°r" WE FINANCE n'�' 90'686'x' • Discharged EsankruPrt? - Call Marts cpr,dyvon $600,.0 o. Cie 72{ him 10r ted home since 45W Drop in all see our ALTON"NEPM60, new 2. Noe Much Downp eyment? - Call Morrill ANNOUNCING IIE41 low- SM o1 the An WOOdjpr111ng EVERYONE 5ednoom basemen'. mon, Mark Colors honest. professional. Ce OI G eih satellites apo M a slbw You First time buy- school paling, s wrote en - +,os File lumen a mora n Y name No Pea AwIWe No, no pressure service-627to help you own a horYve. �Ny $249 after mi a you buy a yw a. mw. you SrS, bankrupt, remGer 1sf SM Leave (905) 571-6275 Or 11430041111104275 leave la $1249 mommy will pay MORE a get bad credit. no mes9ape 905-5W73W Mani Shapley Provanmmo from fs% LESS, lis North Wood ramrq t15 d credit. You CENTwAw I oe- eDe t s sere rp. Fawn.e Abri Flow, En.I. Lod mn,00,,M,Oyy 14 yeas aprMr,le h Pot Road 2bedroom aparl,,i avw- (9p51446-366t S all Reach Ful Pon Pen Work? You bre In -n mamarodAPP.. 905-9868774 fwtpJ/wwrlra it" frost tr rmek. Val sl 2 drivel Lots Of Plum a«. b)7 3-0977 f • I NM a • I Flp1°' ma +roil tree. arae sbW. WOAMLL. ,Mo.mn mrVt an 19051723-09.'7 9 NO TDM mafchir5 Maw duh washer combaMII. I kc, re, choice.a Dowmay Or a m - 7 p m pmpan ono ATTENTION Sa"hon n A i dry A ss7s a - ws4pr t, s era Trade may be 7ALK C lanrly an11m home TO ? rale Also Kaa„o,e .need ererax ewke, supper. wore! FxECU11R 2�Mtr µ'H1) tiAi'ti Why not FaX us wd 2 ygrs 6250 Pldarrlp we,prots. and eepry required. Imm POOL uwdn. able. Cle W..'e Fiona, 3 Md- Y 416.622-9069 !9051420.3079 SPECIAL }()(, (.A\!�07 nus lowirbn. pod. pant. your oral W'PTC Ins entrance. no row n boort nun. ports. each 6RIINSrIt smomft 126W 1 000ST0eE NNnIT Elmira FlNANCE ;o PTC, hrstAad. ro Oats AFFORD TO priWle pM. rdow to Macro You Can USE your 6 r 12 reek $+ soo p 0 o ,hoc nim Ima1, bled a DEPARTMENT smobrq Nov' 1. 1775• S37- BUY A HOUSE? a'd:4 A•at+w - aro fax machine to Ca Bal '9051666-4J,f. Who Od p Iron. ewlleAeen Omdson - ,10a Snam,p posses horn Voamath �n 10 AAprmtopd F« nu 8 d us vour Ms F Meosan+ c con se arm ie re. floo o O o Ca los SHERIDAN CHEV 4� pnnof 190515°i4'i766 MITT 110E . r'Y1 SeaftanaRM blMPna WORD Help CAM" NO. wrought WIN. 432 7223 905-706-6496 � tiO1 keKm Dor^omY"r^r'" pusawm . e >fq b- tu-n n,n Ndi nawwws rECON0ITmw HRBES LARGE @MGM t eddoan (905) 571-6275 lmttawEAMWIATErnusnM W2e-3-016mm ,emrarr, May b full Keyed se' New Mv,tw Coit 31200 f+% us~ ad pirkng la 1 1-800.840-6M 1~ MYed hot No •faaw. 4 Mrs exprrrot n twat, a and bmpaoon M.fa rnwned too (9'OOSi 666 2023 eQ►TIMT 'in aha n spons+Dvme �uM Cap An 9p6430P Ki6 1 1"'• UE r0u . -.umt •nerd M. .:Cara ..ry vWh"n- fa "moos E. x -Ce. Shoro ClmMwbtlbon skies nlde- W4"6ser tlohWhd hon able Wady Sur. Comma roar t We Sonet like lou oar sm 72609,, Sarnhorc 1490 Gro dellWr 0416)=726 --A65 UP racp,ebox req a $125. up recor4Mxw d arr.'s 8+251' CARS FROM Tea srvem e ,FRO enc s"ip"s Sad uairos mk,atd Non Mark Sta Ity Piilr ,001. mvwms to Madmvngw at - h,cMm. $1w Jas bas", avotT IIA M, 100%. Nr- p. rccp,d- 1 , +aired wtYMN 1799 / p. mew kinin Cal lo. L.-% I- 800-297-0777 Ed 30 maw-. M Sus. S550 IM man Nov a Dec 1 ryl v. +..-..r. R,•L mod" NFt Football. W 1M/ Dash Stan remedy aro rel9l,p 00-' area wwh-S and amen a BEED FM"CINGi .',.,a Us 906571-4M6 AM OAU DI 'lar. a 'rrmc 1K x.; d 'Irwlq,p Iradps CAMrp, w.""i $275Mew oWrp�et Fri 3 uumf. only Prot MkK%$ 30 Se )On Prides New brad name $SCC 1'Yt: •'iwr Mus, M trays +monde, ap,ew/ I a rot mat I,alw 190546'-5507 VIA; cw 1a a Pa. da.. as „,d r maps 4b aro w. 0. 30 yl,Da We dock „,a Wd" -.V u, APO.--.., Ac cmew Huo, Invmrmr Veli. LARGE. CMM I MdoO n one - 6e a aNYF 6 1127,900 kr Yen• =Mpy load 1. your sMaiNon n YOM baa Frw home ft Remrp- , 24' rand on $75170 all nn Cantwell owment ",$"OM,p. ro , chastttM, MNGt ;..ra-tl U11 FW to roal .•. 9051114:DI( --Na ronDvyeMnt be oN 10" As es all 24' holm kw trudges r,Ow aYdbw Wldt aAsefan Acle Salm 20 Deaetf 31 w what Ort 19057 Itb Was. n 1lewd own W -OV. "uni Cop b a...M,ef. atd1MF ate b you Core edam ata ColOwa aa,wMr wNRtl FARM. ly ray, t5 hen Can Ya 1 yrwwer NO}20647ST N061IP270t d aur rew all rayed- 3177 14ptyaw . f7S0 . 19M172F1M14 ler,• $15 N, w,m dream $ISOG marh 776 rAaETs kits a ntDa 100% n~ naw 1tw1 T ,dab riots an naafi I wile arts 3 roan. 8749 Price N -d CJI a o ler. f Apabr,c w. Sorb. SMMa. Pam 194 stMt St oew.0106) S76- 748 w0 cwt ww0~ - - - - I I 14t6FSt2-2170 -2470 A ONBEAT"u DEMI From fSOG Sawn own opuur owi, nam' SurhrO „889.900 roe- wt M Ise Syr ram OX 24 hes ka Itotrdq 3010, 1it3.626-SW8 wlYpellow 1 1 Por Sat 0011TH-rElT 00- Clove '' WI national DSC 2 bed -beat area. venom pod awn erllwean. w der "rates GNWA door 'eban•' own. a I I :win aft S:W -algae e,eev8e "5-r&tON ext 2, Call wed -awed RMF Pan Estaft FALLDFCgOOK S-rM. 3 Dedrwmrs nnpwad .n lam ler Acs wNas rig '/areal ,,,N 6MM4 ,onros abnet. raNrt -qw' SALES LIMITED Susanna IsapeOwMy a Mo- nm0w t o- sod"" as A•'w• Rea"° int, b.autllutY ft -Ad. a - raacs ham low .end I this rl;,aw Tell . % tkfYwi Ia,q vel Etta rF,7 EARN EXTRA CASH S Call Pauline 416-396-9390 BEAUTYCONMMMTS ase ended E 330 an Raw ft.* ,,ma see b Ieverdarr -Ivet1- rw ro Mewet Cyt 477 DOT, 0 OND aQBN F'-way,.4 Ie -n ',r,. . Saw CAWM SALE LOU of Car- 4,633600TS ku ndv . 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DAYCARE AVAOAKE " my SKAVI N ACTIVE WEA for 1uwn0, loop's. and ve- owNr. r,an Sn,tr. cNan. - KEN CAS{ ANO TRUCK3 0 Nrs7!r CAN Dan key- • F F 4En410E1 Cam 9M -0633.1I10 M WW+Eas Wok mower Mad le w- home. M rear 11C, how ofhNq I. la em- WrkMse ..ftm on m „I pool, cede a yup, a1MrIMC. tap Oat' Nae SfW Reilley dalltl- Crum a yylvae mWwf « M-r•wtrt• 1a smile InnrWromlerer,cef. rc- Droplery a fi600ll1busaM nota aCreole you,pmwpMdsMt Also recon. µd aMaa Cle.7 Ayo SIgNr ReMryRro11//1) LM. � MO O File" « Sa nWmrtr �i6-M-gM lDumaw 14051 a3� M Na Ml�:koop Ca sum wNM9W�/7T-763lot1 cap � .$3.� IN5W3• iRlWdos 42}1110 (906) 0}3100 a (906141} RtaarMd rata, b r A w M 1r.W d wMewy 774 3211 oral (9M) /44- M2 LOW W Nm M ower Alewt4. iii/ rlMawPram Ila#nC4ta#Ye THE Nodhumbriand News cMI Alan eiaiya Uxbridge Tribune (9�HM-010x4 t 1 ta.rrak. Bowmanille Statesman RnIS One call does it alllt � t- A ILANTIC TREE Phone 575-9335 SERVICE Fax 579-4218 •GUARANTEED• Tree b Stump PAINTING i removal, trimming PLASTERM Call Jerry Sw= ceirgs, 905-619-1383 ba~ rencriawns Sent 1 Acetloa .11 Woro"mw.a P yoursabsMd Ajax/Pickerin area F: a tree nomme 9 AUCTION call soon CONSIGNMENTS 416.414-5911(Pick- TIMBER TREE AND ESTATES • Fborawan Ceramic ering) WANTED Tile Installed SERVICE • Int. a Ext. Painting AD ProI Experts in Removal. Low commission, Quality Work Trimming, Pruning payor next • 1Goodr &Topping ales every Tues. Pleeascai siuo,crmur..(e2 Years Exp. Fully insured, A Thurs. at 6 905-721.6918 rte'^• T.P wuiay Free estimates n ma,.ider plCall Shawn m. Antique fur-='"F.nk.snr;I}170lure, appliances r'.n u,va FREE Fs #TION AUCTIONEERS! t AlrntbN lletld eot,�'cAILF wtivc aA�'tktM �:�gtr ceetlstt �t�,,,a PnvN<ly een< M M 01 rad n""= I,,,p,e11,,,,�,Ny wi<. t( y<.is <.pen - le these 11ublk�R°pa"s ledges, n.rr`er.,hmd tar Whitby TAIs Week IClramscTlbs n.na .• tivwi Ahx Pickeri� News Advertiser ry ti,W„rR1,Re,"`K°�: i /Outdoor 11 able tow aa,m.bk C arington This Week Landscape v,ojects ,.k. �� Port Perry Th etc. Owner and 404.1669 ' operator SEAWAY WATER Fast, clean, A" MYLES KING lor in Ow CmmmwuM AN Treinklg SdwNm 428-0087 EmPontl. AUCTIONS SUPPLY a DISPOSAL a-40 Cubic Yard DELTA PAMTIgC - 'Iti(, DI,'RHAM RE(XA 33 Hall St. Garbage Bin re rAY1Brf Pawnor A DrA]W nM Oshawa, is Week MO rn9mSr x$761 etc. Owner and 404.1669 ' operator SEAWAY WATER Fast, clean, A" MYLES KING lor in Ow CmmmwuM AN Treinklg SdwNm 428-0087 EmPontl. AUCTIONS SUPPLY a DISPOSAL a-40 Cubic Yard DELTA PAMTIgC - 'Iti(, DI,'RHAM RE(XA 33 Hall St. Garbage Bin re rAY1Brf Pawnor A DrA]W nM Oshawa, Rentals MO rn9mSr x$761 Established in BOOK YOUR BIN Fmk 1 YR. O.A.C. I..1 -.et n,., bum- •Up�c'aleT 1960 NOW FOR FALL nw.ns. bu 1 ern- Retort S4rvica 725-5751 CLEAN UP rHima. Wallpaper tirn inti Durham 723.0501 905-683-1397 ^a • aerie* v Region 56.99 P205/70R R much m.x<' nr' Discretion P215/701IA 12699 59.49 Guaranteed HION Births, _ 1 nT5/70115 OZn9a.m. Daily 67.99 TMS PAINTING `S) 725-2322 a DECOR Now Hiring 18+ Baby's .Mere ? ' )- a off need R f eu, things! Pkoce year birth notice in Ilse Ajax Pickering dews Advertiser 683-0707 FREE B• ,. iw. Gia Par n ani man nun 525 ADaoli4aly FREE' ,U-..1+, . 11rR �:h ,ai.alc r. i.ib<a+rslr a wwia i7••-•a�r 462 Pa.wa %1. Pm r4rrT Yam eines Mae eea c'a66came u r,.k,.rwM. si yam k,eal Cwreaaa Dn>t tit, :9 Tarornn SI. t•.trdW • x.e, • iw..'wr•••• .....ria r srgr a o-... UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week In the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Bristol Pond Bristol Sands Crs. Alta Rd. Heritage Hills Silverspnngs Crs. Hillbome Crt. Also Adult Carrier for walk & drive routes needed CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 Interior 8 Exterior European Workman- ' ship her hustond Johq Paaida Mid IwT oapriori pai4 Fast, clean, by hug yandtfl-' Kamm and ism and by tab mile. reliable Service. lor in Ow CmmmwuM AN Treinklg SdwNm 428-0087 Moreland dMry willCansil Ju* Ind a longclaim nap M HdyMild a Of ft AAnglicanDR Cd"Clop. A mmma. =04tr EXCEPTIONAL LkM �roi,kp s• - 'Iti(, DI,'RHAM RE(XA •- fi/F.GANC/: F CIA SS aanYkaiMiw lk*rM Club for r FlJIIERAL arMnaNd ID MCEAMM Ajax 906128 818W0mridpa Pawnor A DrA]W nM MOUNTAIN (A ARANTEED MOVING SYSTEMS x$761 w..11 .v,•,e ariymre. PWG b he Wardeon Tretm. Dew only son of Art a IVOW IfIR/lYG ,omens d missed by has The family will leo vee Muds M the MCEACHN E RMAL HI>IIE, 28 TIO1 'MENITIAL REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your applica- tion in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as Indicated by the instructions in the ad. 6.ns arai.64 Sw.a 6 :71-0755 ' 1 Ar : 1 1 age /91-6600 GAS FINeIACES A FIREPLACES - e11CTw011K MCNAlSO 11011eIC NeS ld - ANI CLFAENs i STORAGE 0ea1'b'_1 rem the mstaiter'or mat rliiPERSONA& rOuC,+ Offices. Apar-.,is Call John 9051 6669396 Onicas. ADklwr:ces 3 r,RF�r PmCF a RrArANwrP Plain 5#earish Sailor t Mid -Mori[ Discounts LiCNreedured Free im: 1 R••11iW : 1 R••a•9 Estars enhalaalaRM SRetot- Call 4WT796. A N C ROOFD4G Azad Alen MOVINGY` uixlmg, all n +c-. pit -0,nr,..ind oN• 'A, �rkmanship (mrameed. I V% lhscouutl 10 • urge a snmi Simso,s. fully insured. Free estimates. • genery Tarta9• mueruxs tuiWecan Amdrew at (9K) 4iM7'd4 • g • gene's can -up Irash ono nieWt removal • Fast senile St. la wises s«e.x. TIINiNi MKFAOVAL A MANCTENAMC[ OW717-IM sTUM REe10rIAL A --,iGSONilD rW&VMW AYAR.AELE Cross Movers DAVE 831-7055 E.p r MOitf�snouci...Pom, Servwbm r.I.VA Psrty Servion Awl Free Es�ennta 414.234127• aA NW WANTS WORK TIN FreeDong Magic Fa Chlowis Piet" MO N Occaaiorra Me" My Own Magician. - can arm" 660.4m C1: STUN W)ME I I SFwni(: 11011te LA ,.w.Pr. larwe&, [las , dj! leah&larkel9etlnrrr rapra, -las-, 1 asAYN'ifa/i. b.w wsh,an, Mid.. 1 Fila( dip ower. (rrlra.Ir Y'_fabmrc a our. N br.#yraswrrir hr 13 -40- -a earsdlira&-a 66.4410 l�PebkPtlgiaaielesxlaiwrrlRdmlfaa5m P o.aIki. tdaarleallatnatbMiNld.itdlmlmtfeNt�lEim S J�,ya'rr wd dr ,r.c Ner it', m jqy Uaraw= FL•lal &W Bess! r Vt'wmina, duumg. kxchens badu, Mid&. b-barrda, Ialrrs. doers. and mixt fm 1 k,rpnce of s6$ W ljsYl R -r Tr. d aFd • News Advert ser car Rae. Is looking for reliable people to insert and o 004 4416-706,9214 deliver papers and flyers door to door every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, In the PKkenng area. Deliveries must be compWald by 61110pm. Must have a vehicle. for more imormanotl taiN 906.683-6117 OWAW Oft. JUL 0. .l. CONGRATULATE YOUR GRADUATE! wgratulatims :PAUL! Love, Mom, Dad, Laura Ol Jimmy! Actual Size Of Ad To place this ad in this special section call CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 . UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE IN LOVING MEMORY, * James Lindsay * It's two years since -you went away I think about you every day Your loving wif NEWS ADVERTMEN, WEDNESDAY EDITION, Oil-' 6,199944 E 1/ AIP Cullen Gardens plans big weekend WHITBY - Cullen Gar- with proceeds of pumpkin autumn gardens featuring dens is holding a Thanksgiv- sales going to Ronald McDon- chrysanthemums, flowering ing Family weekend. ald House. kale and cabbage. From Oct. 9 to 11, visitors In the valley is the Lynde Cullen Gardens is located can roast marshmallows and Valley Pioneer Ride and the at 300 Taunton Rd. W. Call wieners from I I a.m. to 4 p.m. Farm Fun Maze and visitors 668-6606 for more informa- and kids can carve a pumpkin can take a stroll through the tion. Q t�L HURRY IN! 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Joe Dublin and Ryan Bardgett scored one touchdown apiece. Devon Browne scored two touchdowns on defence. He scored one major on an 85 -yard fumble recovery and another off an interception which he ran back 45 yards for the score. Leckey also added seven conversions and a single point for an outstanding 21 -point ef- fort. Browne was the Dolphins' game star on defence, while Leckcy got the nod on offence. Meanwhile, the Dolphins' tykes and atoms both had the weekend off as they had byc weeks. The defending COMFL champion tykes arc enjoying another solid sea- son and are gearing up for the play- offs which begin next month. The tykes this year are a mix of new players and those who played with the championship team last sea- son. But, so far, says head coach Ken Fedosen. the mix has proven success- ful. "This year, we have many players who are new to football, however, they are making great strides in un- derstanding the game and learning their positions:' notes Fedosen. "1 am very proud of their efforts.' rc Tyke team members aHuntley Richards, Charlton Elliott, Darnell Brown, Garrett Camara, Marc Gre- goire, Peter Dearness, Brett Jamieson, Travis Thomas, Justin Smith, Jordan McLaughlin, Daniel Cain, David Mcilravey, Daniel Kelly, Mark Fedosen, Robert Spagnola, Jonathan Hosein, Andrew Quitten- ton, Jide Utomi, Justice Motmsey, Broc Elliott, Rotimi Olusoga, Andre Shand, David West, Scott Campbell, Wesley Northam, Justin Pannell - Mayberry. The team is coached by Fedosen, Lloyd Dearness, Dan Mcilravey, Tim Campbell, Steve Dugal and Rawle Elliott. This weekend, the Dolphins' tykes clod atoms will play on Thanksgiving Day, Monday, Oct. 11. at Pine Ridge Secondary School against Etobicoke, starting at 9 am. 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