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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_03_29ADVERTISER PICKERING N__EWS PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCERINNTGRPP. ! VOW PRESSRUN 44,600 32 PAGES WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,20M oPTIONAI. 4 W f3f[.i0h)P WSSTAND Spartans do themselves proud Page B1 Mr. Pickles goes to Ottawa City councillor takes child porn fight to federal minister PICKERING — A Picker- ing councillor is planning a trip to Ottawa to deliver copies of more than 160 resolutions passed by municipalities across the province taking a tough stand against child pornography. Ward 3 local Councillor David Pickles, who called on his colleagues last month to request that the provincial and federal governments "give the utmost priority to the protection of chil- dren from seit d ettploitation". reports there's been a tremcn- dous response to the City's call for otter municipalities to voice their concerns about the Supreme Court of Canada's cur- rent deliberations regarding the constitutionality of a law pro- hibuing the possession of chiki porn - "it is outstanding and reassur- ing that municipalities across Ontario agree that our utmost priority is the protection of chil- dren," Ceun. Pickles says, noting he doesn't believe "that our Con- stitution is meant to protect child pornographers or that the Char- ter of Rights guars sets such hate against chikimn... the police NW the co rt% must corilinue to have the auUwrniy no charge and prw:. uic child Pornographers, If we cant protect our children through such Laws, we fail as a u.xlcty.. Pickering politicians unani- mously Supported a motion Feb. 7 to request that the provincial and federal government% take a stand against child pornography. The City's resolution, which was distributed to members of the Federation of Canadian Mu- •icipalitics to ask for their sup- port, came in response to a British Columbia Supreme Court ruling in favour of John Robin Sharpe, a B.C. man charged with possession of child Pornography - The court supported Mr. Sharpie's right to freedom of ex- pression and personal privacy and that decision was upheld by the B.C. Cant of Appeal. The Province of British Co- lumbia is appealing that ruling and the Supreme Court of Cana- da held two days of hearings into the case Jan. 18 and 19. A ruling isn't expected for several months. F --,Ad DAVID PICKLES 'if we can't protect our children ... w'e jail as a society.' Meanwhile, Coun. Pickles bclicves there's a window of ops portunny for community mcm- hers to let provincial and federal lawmakers know how they feel abort the issm. He plans to per- sonally deliver the resolutions he receives to Anne McLellan. Minister of Justice and Attorney Genual of Canada. "1 would like a resolution f-om every municipality in On- uario and other municipalities aa:rcas Canada" tic says Resolutions and k "s in support can be scat to Councillor David Pickles. City of Puckering, One The Esplanade, Pickenng, Ontario. LIV 6K7 CARL FERFJVC& Nrw's Advertiser photo He's on the ball... Dickson Printing's Luke Luuklwnen dribbles which finished last in the regular -season the ball while being hounded by a member of standings, pulled off a surprise upset of the the ESN Packaging team during Ajax Men's third-place Dickson squad, winning 39-30. Basketball League playoff action at Exeter Playoff action ctmJinues at the Ajar high Hi h Belied/ last Thursdav ESN Pltu'ku in sehrxol Thursdav evening Kermit would beproud Pickering residents monitor frog, toad population R Y R• Pickering moves toget tough on street New rules would allow City officials to confiscate merchan& PICKERING — Pickering is ..We hast been lining (ven- already face tones of about aiming to curb road -side mer- dors) and to no effect," noted $150 for contravening existing chants with a new bylaw al- Ward I local Councillor Dave bylaw regulations, the City -� lowing the City to confiscate Ryan, while Ward 1 Regional hopes confiscating items will any goods being sold on street Councillor Maurice Brenner deter vendors from setting up corners hue. added, "it's high time we clean shop on street corners. The City's of Pickering's it up" Several municipalities in executive committee approved Pickering requested provin- the Greater Toronto Area, in - a recommendation on Monday tial legislation last summer eluding Mississauga, have sur - to authorize police officers and authorizing the City to enact a cessfully applied for the type municipal law enforcement of- bylaw that not only prohibits of legislation sought by Pick - ficers to remove flowers or the sale of merchandise on Bring. other merchandise, 'including highways but also authorizes It's also in place in the CAiIF 1CTROMICt produce, being sold from any the confiscation of goods. cities of Ottawa, London and highway or on any vacant lot The legislation received Brampton. adjacent to any highway with- royal assent at Queen's Park The proposed bylaw will go MAURlCE BRENNER in Pickerin s munci al on Dec. 23. to council for consideration .Time we clean it up.' boundaries. Whiic local street vendors i April 3. PICKERING — The ind ,I trop music will soon beard in local swamps and id, And, this year's spring 'i,•rus will have a captive au - More than 100 people at- rndcd a training session in 'ickering last week to learn io% to monitor amphibians in ,he Frenchman's Bay and Rouge Valley watersheds. The Frenchman's Bay Wa- iershed Rehabilitation project FB WRP) and the Rouge River Restoration Committee (RRRC) arc organizing two .amphibian monitoring pro- -rams here this year in an ef- ' fort to gauge the health of local sctlands. "Monitomng amphibian ;iopulations is a great way to imt your finger on the pulse of .h Wetland and. on the broader kale, the Rouge Valley Sys- acm:' explains Dan Casselman. project co-ordinator of the Pickering -based RRRC which plans to monitor amphibians in approximately 50 sites across the Rouge Valley this year, in- cluding locations in Pickering. Scarborough, Stowffvllle, Markham and Richmond Hill. Lescol volunteers with the Rouge Valley Frogwatch Pro - grain will monitor amphibians at seven sites in the Petticoat SrrP1CKER1VG pgrlrA2 vendors DAVE RYAN 'No effect.' How to show your co11m1unity you care 1 Inside the News Advertiser Community Care recruits new helpers in Ajax and Pickering It'' i E ' ..... A6 BY LESZEK APOUCNTINE ��. .: , �' . 6k Mw/ .........116 Special io the News Advertiser Ms. Tum reports theever-in- ft The local Community Can creasing requests for Comma- Bl Association needs people who nity Care services have • • • • • .B5 can give a little time to make stretched the agency's current Chn@11W .........86 someone else's day better. helpers to the limit and beyond. 7be Ajax -Pickering office of "ire volunteers we have arc ME U A CUL Community Care is looking for doing double duty to keep up volunteers to perform awide with demand." Ole. ` • • , . •683-5110 variety of services. 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The data collected by local frogwatchers will then be used by the committee to direct restora- tion efforts in the Rouge Valley, Mr C asselman says, explaining that hecauw amphibians are indi- cators of environmental health. the committee can use the data collected by volunteers to deter- mine where the healthiest and most degraded areas of the water- shed are. He notes that although the committee only monitored am- phibians at 14 sites last year. "we discovered all nine frog and toad Frenchman's Bay has "definitely species that historically inhabited deteriorated" over the vears. But. the GTA still inhabit the she says "nobody kept Rouge. There's records tin the past). A nowhere else in the M lot of our historical in - GTA where you'll find r— formation is anecdotal. all of those species" =4 m -Frog monitoring only However, volunteers started in the early in the Frenchman's Bay 199th;' she adds. not - «' watershed, who'll mon- 1 ing the Frenchman's itor frogs at I5 Iota- " Bay program is in its tions this spring, will second. and possihly likely only hear the final, year. calls of three different Yet, Ms Lowe species. is hopeful the program, DAN Patricia Lowe. orga- which is funded in part nizer of the French- CAS.SFI-MAN by the federal govern - man's Bay project, re- ment. the City of Pick - ports the amphibian population in ering. Ontario Power Generation. Four charged after rocks hit cars on Hwy. 401 Four 19 -year-old men. three from Ajax anti wmc from Whithy, were ar- rested Saturday and charged with mis- chief endangering life after allegedly throwing rocks from a Hwy. 401 over- pass onto Wesmey Road. Durham Regional Police said two vehicles travelling through the West- ney Road underpass sustained minor damaged after being struck by rocks thrown from abo, c. P U I i c c units including the helicopter patrol Air I responded to the area about 1:30 a.m. and followed three fleeing sus- pects to a nearby doughnut shop at Finley A%cnuc and Bayly Street, MS Walk needs you 'ftc up your shoes, get a few sponsors. and join more than 64,000 other Canadhurts in the fight against —' Multiple Scicro- Ms. Ajax and Pickcnng resi- dents join fellow Canadians on Sunday. April 16 in do 2001) Super Cities Walk for MS. Participants will start and fin- ish their journey at Pickering High School (180 Church St. North). Walkers can choose either the five -kilometre or 10 -kilometre routes, both of which wind their way through Ajax's residential stmt,. Sign in and registration begin at 8:30 am. with the Walk begin- ning at 9:30 a.m. Meanwhile, if r you're looking for a gatxl volun- teeropportunity. The Ajax -Picker- ing Walk is look- ing tis volunteers to help with reg- istration, check- points, route mar- shalling, f(cxl preparation, and much more. To volunteer, contact Lynda at (905) 686-5598. This year's Super Cities Walk will be run in over 120 com- munities across Canada, raising money for re- search into Multi- ple Sclerosis, a debilitating dis- case of the ccn- iral nervous sys- tem. The goal for this year's Walk in Ontario is 350X) walkers in 48 communities, ! with a target of $3.5 million in donations. If you would like to he a part of the Super Cities Walk for MS, call 416.967-3039, or visit the Wch site at www.superct- lieswalk.com. where they were arrested. A fourth suspect was arrested at a Thorncroft Crescent residence in Ajax. It's the second time in the past week %chicles have been damaged by rocks thrown from an Ajax overpass. Charged with mischief endanger- ing life are Colin David Hall of Ban- ner Crescent. Lee Carmine Vigilante of Pantcr Crescent, Alexander Bens- ley Cargill of McCiaman Road, all of Ajax. and Anthony Joseph Ramayon of Garrard Road in Whitby. All but Mr Ramayon were also charged with public intoxication. "'GARAGE z O M Cn r,. O Cn Z co r•� the Toronto and Region Conser- vation Authority and Canada Trust Friends of the Environ- ment, will continue next year. "If the environment you're liv- ing in cannot sustain frogs it's probably not a healthy environ- ment:" she says, adding "I have a passion for wetlands and I'm concerned about the environ- mcni. You have to let people know what the issues are and what they can do about it:' If you'd like to get involved in the Rouge Valley Frogwatch Pro- gram call 416-284-0257. For the amphibian monitoring program in Frenchman's Bay call 420- 4660, ext. 2155. Watch For The Next Edition Of Avir- ;J7 to�,, -7 NOW On T e Streets .1. Qr TIS STORt Is ,, ON ALE. 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C Corporate Sponsors a UnIWCK CMedia Sponsors: M S'•= GARDENING =r INTERIOR 10 Trade Sponsor: DESIGN sRENOVATIONS=Sri POOLS n_� Hospital expansion needs injection of residents' cash Health centre will double in size msiv-miironproject BY SUSAN O'NEIfl Staj%Wrirer The Ajax and Pickering Health Cen- tre (APHC) is embarking on a substan- tial expansion to improve health care here, Durham council heard Wednesday. But, the hospital needs the help of local residents to make that expansion a reality. Rouge Valley Health System (RVHS) president and CE0Allan Whit- ing, chairman Gale Mossman and vice- president of corporate planning Carmen Salmon were on hand at the council meeting to outline development plans for the Ajax site. Those plans include improvements to emergency. diagnostic, ambulatory care. laboratory and rehabilitation ser- vices. complex continuing care and long-term care at APHC. Centenary Health Centres partner in the RVHS. According to hospital officials, im- provements will he made over the next five years. with the targeted completion date for emergency, diagnostic and am- bulatory care services slated for the fall of 2001. "Mis community is going to see a lox of enhanced care and enhanced services at both sites:' Ajax hospital spokesman Katie Cronin -Wood said in an interview. "We don't want our patients to have to go into Toronto if they don't need to. They deserve this kind of high-quality care in their community:' The hospital reports volume in the emergency department is expected to in- crease from 40.000 visits to 60,0(X) by 2001--"W. "Space, wafting and equipment will more than double to focus on excellent and timely care for the community and local industry. Special facilities will be designed for a paediatric/child health unit:' states a pamphlet entitled Build- ing the Future. The area for diagnostic services "will more than double in space and will pro- vide arvide access to state-of-the-art technolo- gy for diagnostic and treatment purpos- es. Services not currently available such as cardiac dwgntostws and nuclear med- icinrc will be added:' the hospital notes, adding a new CT scanner has already been instal led. The expansion will also include "v- propriately designtod space for sched- uled outpatient %mice%. including pre- admission- care. clinics, ambulatory pro- ecdume aryl health proaxxiexn and edu- cat , :' The Ajax site has also been davcMxl by the provincial government's Health Services Restructuring Commission to build a view rehabilitation- unit. Last May the Ministry of Health an - Diving device nounced it would contribute about $13 million fix a $19 -million capital pro- gram that includes the expansion and improvement of the emergency and di- agn(rstic imaging departments and a new 20 -bed, $1.5 million rehabililatien unit, a part of which opened in a tempo- rary site in September. The permanent 20-bcd facility is being built on the third floor at APHC. However, Ms. Cronin -Wood noted the expansion project also needs finan- cial support from the community to cover the portion of capital costs not provided for by the Province. "Boween the two sites the price tag the community is responsible for is donated to Durham police A high-tech, uriderwato.•r remote -op - Crated vehicle worth $41,000 has been donated to the Durham Regional Police dive team by a Whitby -horsed firm. The gift from Sea Smart Technolo- gies was approved Thursday by the Po- lice Services Board, which agreed to purchase an additional $1010) of ac- companying components needed for the equipment, dubbed Seaclops. Chief Kevin McAlpine said he was "extremely pleased.' by the donation tend added the machine will be a huge :advantage for divers conducting under- water searches. among "the most dan- Serous of dangerous activities:' The 80 -pound, three -fax -long, sub - ;marine -like machine is equipped with -search lights and an urtderwater video icamem which transmitsimages to an —above -water computer monitor. The ROV, which can be controlled by an operator on land or boat, can be used by police to search for bodies or pieces of evidence in depths up to 1,000 fee. police officials were impressed by a demonstration last December when one of the department's divers plunged into nthe chilly water with the machine. G`tief McAlpine said the ROV will Kduce the danger of risky missions Such as the kind perforated by police ,, divers two years ago on lake Scugog, when a group of snowmobiles went through the ice. -It really is quite an amazing piece of equipment said Bob Boychyn, --7thairrnan of the police services board, Avhich agreed to provide Sea Smart with a tax receipt. about $40 million:' she says, and the hospital foundations are working on a five-year plan to raise that money. "Every hospital is facing a similar kind of challenge. The community has to come on board... Rouge Valley is try- ing very hard to grow your hospital and they need you to help„ Ms. Cronin-Woxl reported officials from the RVHS and Lakeridge Health will make a joint presentation to Region politicians before the summer "to give them an update for the entire care pic- ture for Durham Rcgion:' To support the RVHS contact the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Foundation at 683-2320 ext. 1227. /1 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEONESOAY EDITION, Meet 29, 2000 PAGE A3 A(► VAL MARSHALL AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL 702 Harwood Ave. S. Ajax, Ontario LIS 3Y9 Travel Services Representative Olga Snelgrove Val Marshall American Express Travel is pleased to announce that Olga Snelgrove has joined our team of travel specialists. Olga has travelled extensively and is experienced in all facets of leisure travel sales. LEISURE - CORPORATE - CRUISES - GROUPS PH: 905-428-1328 or 14MO-669-1257 We're online at www.durhamnews.net Major Appliances from Sears The brands you want at the store you trust Plus... 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Aynslie Risto puts some muscle into the chore of deliv- ering fresh daffodils to the community for an annual fund-raising event to raise money for cancer research. The annual Daffodil Festival is organized by the Beta Sigma Phi Sotnrity in aid of the Cancer Soc•ietY. Volunteer efforts help in Ajax and Pickering VOLUNTEER fmm page AI known Meals on Wheels program which provides nutritious meals to seniors. Volunteering can be as sim- ple as visiting a senior to keep them company or calling elderly people from the Community Care office to check on their well - breaker Bike Race held in the Durham forest on the %eeke a event I dress riders from across Ontario and east to Quebec, who competed in1 m 25-krn and 50-kraces. This was the first cycling event of the Year. Recycle. Outstanding Buy*' 100 Epp -u7l Qo4FOL SA -9—d ST r:re. 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WEDNESM EDf VK 11 11 29,200040M All AIP More works out to less with funding formula Durham public gets more funding overall, but cuts to special education loom BY MIKE RUTA StuJjWriter At least $1.5 million and as much as $2 million in cuts will be made to the special education portion of the public school hoard budget for the coming school year, says business superintendent Ron Trbovich. ..We're looking at reducing some regional programs and strengthening our regular, day -school delivery mo del:' he says. "We're all working very, very hard to come up with a better model with fewer dollars:" The board has finished number crunching after the Province on March 9 announced funding levels to Ontario school boards for the 2(NN)/2001 year. The hoard received $9,058,713 more in overall funding than it did last year, including an in- crease to special education funding of $1.9 million. But Mr. Trbovich says that money was cancelled out by the loss of $2.1 million in Ontario Municipal Em- ployees' Retirement System funds. Savings from the pension plan for non -teaching school board employ- ees were previously used by boards to spend as they wish, but the Province reinvested the money in the overall education budget this year. "We used the OMERS money to subsidize special education, so in fact the increase has been offset by the loss of the OMERS money:' says Mr. Trbovich. He says this occurred despite the fact that at a briefing with Education Ministry staff roughly one month ago, board officials were told the moneywould not he taken away. While the board currently has a $1.3 -million budget surplus which will go to special education, Mr. Tr- bo)vich says it's not enough to avoid cuts, and the board's $5.5 -million subsidy to special education in 1999 will not be repeated this year. The Durham District School Board spent about $55.1 million on special education last year after rc- Smell of smoke leads to school evacuation AJAX — An elementary Catholic school here was evacuated during the lunch hour Monday after the smell of smoke was detected. Students at St. Jude Catholic School, on Coles Avenue near the McLean Community Centre, left the building around 12:15 p.m. The fire department was called and responded, but there was no fire aad students were back in the build- ing a half hour later, says Teresa Freedman. Ajax schools superinten- dent. "The cause was determined to he a heater in the hall:' she says. "The heater had been turned off for this time of year. "There had been some dust that had started to collect in the heater. As students were going out for lunch, it would appear that it had been turned on accidentally, and what happened is the dust on the wires had started to smoulder and Ihere was some odour from that:" Ms. Freedman says the evacua- lion went smoothly and everything was back to normal by 1 p.m. I cAIAIny ceiving $49.6 million from the Province. Provincial funding for spe- cial education comes in two forms: special education per pupil amount (SEPPA) money is based on total enrolment, while intensive support amount (ISA) funding. for pupils who need specialized equipment, programs and classroom supports, is allocat- ed based on specific student needs. Mr. Trhovich argues SEPPA funding should he dis- tributed to boards based on IX Prices! Package. Starting from $12%995 FREE 3 yr Solar Cover Ii FREE 7 Yr Winter ::over with any Above ;;round Pool Purchas4 their actual special education needs. "The Province's funding model is forcing us to reduce special education significantly and change our delivery model:' he says, describing this challenge as a "huge prob- lem:' Further analysis of the overall grant money shows no increases for classroom tech- nology, which means the board has no funds to provide more and upgrade existing computer work stations for LOW -OU' DAYS ONLY 20C off Grade 5 to 8 students, says Mr. Trbovich. And, the Province has not taken into account the cost of inflation or rising fuel prices, though he expects more money for the latter if higher prices persist. But he welcomes the $5.5 miilion more to allow for rais- es for employee groups, in line with the roughly two -per cent hikes for provincial employ- ees. and more money to sup- port the Teacher Adviser Pro- gram. AMES R. 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Centre Oshawa Ticket• Avallalib At: Durham Chiropractic Centre, Whitby Leisure Lady Boutique, Bowrnanville or Phone 430.4827 for reservations. In Aid Of Big Sisters NBR PRODUCTIONS P PAGE M NEWS ADVERTMER. WEDNESOMY EDITION. Meeh ". IWO Edmitorial 1 , &oPNoNs NEWS ADVERTISERMARCH 29, 2. 0 0 0 EDITORIAL Waiting g on taxes must stop Provincial delays must end so Durham budget can be struck It's becoming the rule, rather than the exception, that Durham Region taxpayers are left holding the hag while Queen's Park bureaucrats dither over property tax data. In Durham, regional councillors and politicians have wait- ed — for three years running — lir important downloading information from the Province so politicians here can set property tax rates for the 2000 budget year. And these delays, as typical as they've become, cont more than our patience. Delays at Queen's Park translate into delays at Durham headquarters. which translate into delays at mu- nicipal offices, and so on. The Ontano Tones have long preached effective leadership and the unnecessary ants associated with duplication of %er- vices. Therefore. these delays are unacceptable and hardly representative of good govcmrrwnt and efficiency. As well, we arc paying people through our regional lazes to effectively carry out their duties. That's being made more difficult by the foxt-dragging at the provincial legislature. Durham Region Council and staff work hard to ensure the timely delivery of services to the tax -paying public. They are the people forced to defend tardy tax hills when irate citizens call. The provincial government, for all of its good intentions behind the massive reforms seen in Ontario in the past four years, must ensure its meeting impotanl deadlines before it can credibly chastise any other level of government for waste. inefficiency or lack of leadership. Taxpayers have admirably shouldered the burden of change in recent years. They have welcomed tax cuts, even in the face of large and sometimes difficult reforms which have changed the delivery model of many traditional services. They have agreed to a deficit-reduction schedule that has been slow- er than those in neighbouring provinces to make num for those tax cuts. Finally, they reinforced their belief in the so-called Corn - mon Scn%c Revolution by awarding the provincial Tories a second term last year. Now, the Province must do its part. Provide municipalities with timely revenue data so budget.. can be struck. Stop the in - it... cable delays which serve only to frustrate Durham Re- gion and its taxpayers. Do it quickly. efftciendy and accurate- ly. ccurate- ti In short, do what you've been telling everyone dse to do. Same old party? Jury out on whether Canadian A I1 iance will wash in Ontario So the Reform Party is now the Canadian Alliance. So what's new? That's the only real question which must be answered - other than of course who the leader of this new party will be - as far as the voting public'% co mcnicd. Can the Canadian Alliance truly challenge the ruling Lib- erals? will this new party he able to mend fences with the Pro- gre%.sivc Conservatives and will both parties merge to form one right-wing party? Will a different leader, say Stockwell Dray, he a better option few the Alliance than Preston Manning? Certainly these are burning questiom and we will have an answer to them all in the next 18 months to two years. But for the present, what's of interest in Ontario and Durham Region is what type of political presence the Alliance will have. Certainly the Alliance must win a significant num- her of seats in Ontario to form the next federal government. Certainly Reform made an impact in the last election rising to Official Opposuion status. But it wasn't enough as nearly everyone in the party recognized. Ontario remained a washout and no seats were wen in Atlantic Canada either. Here's what this new party stands for: a flat income tax rate of 17 per cent; support for the Official Languages Act; tougher sentencing and parole requirements for criminals; no funding for multiculturalism; primacy of the heterosexual family; no special rights for abonginals over natural resources or harvest. In other words, it's Reform clarified with a definite right- wing slant, designed to squarely appeal to Canadian middle- class. That's a lot of Ontario voters. However, the two top leadership contenders arc hampered by image prol•lems. Preston Manning and for mer Alberta trea- surer Stockwell Day are: a) both are Albertans; b) have strong tics to evangelical religious groups; c) arc perceived to he ho- mophobic, pro-life, anti -immigrant zealots. In addition• there will surely be a battle for the heats and minds of voters between the Tories and Alliance candidates which could split the vote and allow Liberals to win, just as they did in 1993 and 1997. Canada needs a solid opposition party. It keeps the govern- ment honest and provides voters with a decent alternative. Here's hoping one of the Canadian Alliance, Torics or NDP can do the job. E-ataH your comments on thssa �opkHons to afrouston/durhamAat Submisaioris wfrkh lncatds ha n waw and aommunlfy of rssklanos, will ba considered for puewi anon. YOU SAID IT The question was: Should the federal Liberal government call an election this fall? r Shawn McNeil Mike O'Leary Brit Pearce says, says, "I think so. says. "No, I drrn"t "No. Let them They should give think they shouldscrew up a bit it another shot. It's too oppor- more then get They'll win again tunistic. They someone else in anyway." should run out there" their mandate" LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Drivers ignore red octagon means stop. stop sign i !i, Chris Russell. Pickering To the editor: s A%aresident ttnWoxxlvievvAv Put nature first true in Pickering, it is alarming how many drivers Fly around the I To the editor: corner of Hogarth Drive on toAs I was reacting "Whitby coup Woodview Avenue, ignoring the cil handcuffed on goose problem" stop sign. = ') (News Advertiser, March 1), 1 1 wait for the bus at this location began to wonder at the faltering on occasion and have persoi identity of the Canada Goose. At watched person after person, car what point did they stop being con - after cardrive out from Hogarth, sidered 'noble' and 'inspiring' and take the foot from the gas pedal. i start becoming "troublesome crest glance to the left while turning a+ litres ... reduced to the status of to - right, not even slowing down ex- - dents? When did goslings trars- cept if a vehicle approaches from . form from cute and wondrous little the left on Woodview. The number r lives to 'things' to be suffocated of can who carelessly repeat this (via the oh so humane process of day after day is pathetic. U3EEKA"C817 'ars V"fi°r"Pit°O -oiling') and denied even a chance As a pedestrian who must cross at life'' from the left corner of Hogarth and Pickering resident Chris Rus- It mnaaca me how egolisticat Wohdvww to the right, 1 tied en- -11 is fed tip with drivers who and selfish people can be when dangered by these drivers. Na only don't obey the stop sign at the they arc inconvenienced in any We they ignorant of crossing pcdc- corner of Hogarth Drive and way trims. but for people waiting on the Wcm dview Avenue. Will destroying a population of curb this is also an unsafe practice sentient creatures merely strug- because people don't watch when stop - and they don't - they we in gimS for an existence in an ecosys- they tum. And this is consisarm. danger of hitting something, tem that they have every nght to If i should slip on ice on that smashing their car or hitting a share with us, make our appraia- corner and fall into the street, those pedestrian. tion of nature so much greater"' I who don't obey the stop sign or Something should be done to hope Whitby Town Council will don't look, wouldn't have time to enforce drivers to." at this Iota- conmder setting a precedent and put stop and wcmkl run over me. With tion by some authorities. especially nature before human inconve- ice a factor in winter. you would when it is in such a critical location, nience. think they would he more careful and with so much pedc%man traffic. o but this is not the case. Even if they The drivers should learn when get- Nicbolas Lezetc. lost control because they didn't ting a driver's licence, that the big Pickering Premier should put a sock in it He must watch tongue if he expects students to watch theirs Premier Mike Harris has called felt obliged to apologize if he ever on students to stop sweating, but said "damn" or "drat:' but never his words would carry more weight Eric had to. if he stopped himself. Mr. Harris may feel the words The Progressive Conservative Dowd he uses arc not obscenities. He is premier, as pan of a plan to reduce 1Wconstantly at pains to describe him - bad behaviour in schools, said sw- At QUeeft s Park self as "an ordinary guy" or 'the door" show k f PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Mctroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardtr Ediw-rn-Chief Steve Houston Alanaging Edit", Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Rerail advertising ,Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak C "las'srfred AdvertivnX Manager John Willems Real Fsiare fuwmouve Advertising :llanager Abe Fakhourie Disirrhunnn 1lunager Lillian Hook Ofee llanager Barb Harrison Compusr.rg llanager NM (905)683-5110 Salsa (905)683-5110 Classifieds (9051 683-0707 D.istribotion (905)683-5117 General Fax (905) 68;-7363 shoustonw durham.nct Web address www.durhamrwws.nct 130 Commercial Avc., Ajax. On. 1.IS 2115 Publications Mail Saks Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Mctroland Printing, PW fishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Ad- vertise is a member of dee Ajax Ac Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Cansdam Commumty Newspaper Aswc.. Canadian Cin-ulations Audit Biwd and the Ontano Press Council. rbc publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advcrbsoncnL Credit for advertisement lim l- ed to space price error occu- Pics. a The News Adscrtucr accepts letters to the editor. All let- ters should be typed or neat- ly hand-written. 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone num- ber for verification. The edi- tor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertis- er. We regret that due to the volume of loners, not all will be printed. dents who swear at tewhers it automatically be suspended. guy next to is or or - dingy people and not in league ' Mr. Harris said too many excus- settings and in any case the camera with the intellectual elite. es are made for students who of- was not turned on. But most who class themselves fend. But one legitimate excuse is Mr, Hamis told the cameraman as ordinary would fund his words obscenities are used constantly in to 'bugger off and followed up wmacceplable in not being suitable TV and movies and by some of the with "use your f—ing head." The for wives or children or what used biggest stars. press gallery wrote to him saying to be called polite company, which Students watching must get so this was abusive and the gallery presumably includes journalists accustomed to hearing these wards would not accept it. said the legislature. The Speaks they take it for granted they are ac- Earlier, in opposition, Mr. Harris would demand they be wit drawn ceptable and can use them too. The premier may even have en- yelled in the legislature that an op- pouxM's views were "bullshit" if he heard them in the legislm ine and the premier would know this. couraged a few students to swear, Bob Rae, when New Democrat Mr. Harris may feel he has to re - because be is the only premier in premier, asked a radio reporter at a sort to obscenities to get his mes- history to have been caught several party given by reporters, at which sage across, but nmyry otters can times using words most would they and porlinciats were supposed make their pants effaxively with - class as obscenities. to bury thew differences, "art you as out using a single swear word The latest example was only a big a prick away bpm the legislatm The Premier is not among the week or so ago, when the Premier as you ate at it?' Most of the ob- great orators of the legislature and went to a government exhibit at the scenities have been aimed at media, lacks the vocabulary and dwtorical Sportsmen's Show in Toronto., which shows perhaps who imitates flourishes of a Bob Rae, but some - He bumped into a former radio elected representatives most- times too much is made of this. Mr. public affairs show host, David The Liberal leader, Dalton Harris has shown himself in many Schatzky, who rashly told him his McGuinry, almost got down in the settings capable of putting words government was not protecting the same dirt a few months ago when together and even winning elec- environment, particularly because he denounced what he called an tions without using obscenities. it cut that ministry's staff. epidemic of "frigging headlines" The Tory leader may simply Mr. Harris, who was with his plugging the cause of cutting taxes. have shown at times he Irks self - 15 -year-old son, retorted angrily The Liberals are keen also to main- control, which is a danger for a and loudly, "You're full of shit:' tain services. head of government. But if a pre - This revives memories of an in- Mr. McGuinty's comment was mier cannot control himself enough cident when Mr. Harris invited TV less offensive than those of Mr. to slop swearing, taw can he ex - cameramen into a cs ucus mating Harris, but anyone will know what pect students lo? for a photo opportunity and became the term "frigging" is a euphemism irritated when one trained his cam- for. E-atNl your comments on this era on briefing notes he had in front William Davis, like Mr. Harris a opinion to showtonldurham.net of him. Toy and the longest -serving pre- Submissions whldr brduds a first Cameramen routinely focus on mier of recent decades in the 1970s and list name, as toff as Ow eom- white paper when there is any and 1980s, showing perhaps how mwNryofresidence, wNlbeconsld- around to obtain appropriate light tittles have changed, would have and for pubt/utlon. NEWS ADVENTOW WEDNEBO Y EWTKK March 2%=00 PMOE Al P PICd1G m NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD MARCH 29, 2000 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 DISABILITIES FORUM: An On- tarians with Disabilites Act (ODA) Forum will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Rd. It aims to educate the community about the barriers disabled people face every day that prevent them from fully participating in all parts of soci- ety. PARENT SUPPORT: The Ajax - Pickering chapter of the One Parent Families Association holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-custo- dial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annan- dale Golf and Curling Club, at the corner of Church and Bayly streets, Ajax. 837-9670. THURSDAY, MARCH 30 ONE PARENT FAMILIES ASSO- CIATION: The local group is hosting a workshop from 7 to 9 p.m., to pro- vide information on new guidelines concerning child support. To register call 831-7098. SELF-ESTEEM DEVELOP- MENT: Career Assistance and Rescourcc% for Employment (CARE) is offering a I p.m. workshop at 1400 Bayly St.. Unit 12. Call 420-4010 to reserve yourself a spot. ANNUAL MEETING: The Picker- ing Auxiliary Rescue Association, a member of the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary, hosts its annual general meeting in the clubhouse of the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club at 7:30 p.m. Guest speakers Include Picker- ing Mayor Wayne Arthur%. Greg Meaker of the Canadian Coast Guard. Pat O'Brien of Ontario Power Gencr- Women's health expo runs April 8 Centenary Health Centre, the Ajax and Pickcring Health Centre's partner in the Rouge VaIlcy Health System, is hosting its Third Annual W o m C n' s Health Expo Saturday, April 8. The event, which runs from 9 a.m. to 4 P.M., will fea- ture more than 50 exhibitors displaying products, ser- vices and re- sources con - c e r n i n g w o m e ns health, includ- ing information about aro- mathcrapy, re- flexology, ther- apeutic touch, massage thera- py and natur- opathy. The Expo will also fea- ture nine semi- nars covering a wide range of topics, such as strategies for coping with mi- graines, manag- ing diabetes, the safety risks associated with drugs, chemi- cals, infection and radiation during pregnan- cy and protec- tion from heart disease and stroke during menopause. Seminars and displays that deal specifical- ly with the health issues of the South Asian community will also be present- ed. The Cente- nary site of the RVHS is locat- ed on the corner of Neilson and Ellesmere roads in Scarborough. Admission, parking and child care are free. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more in- formation call (416) 284- 8131. ation and John Levantis, district di- rector of the Canadian Coast Guard t i Auxiliary. 432-9961. a FRIDAY, MARCH 31 S ROADIMPROVEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICE N THE MATTER Of. THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Mumapskty of Durham ^ail )lase by-lws author>rrW CWWM bOn W da bkm"V IxoMcla. Road No. f Location Description 4 Taunton Rd. from Rrtson Rd. to Reconstruction and Harmony Rd. (Oshawa) widening. U23 Ta trdon Rd. I Lake Ridge Road Intersection improvements (Ala~11by) 8 Brock St and Quaker village or Urbanization and (Uxbridge) mrmlerxebon improvements 22 Bayy, St. and Shoal Pent Rd. Intersection mprolmmants (Alaxl and bridge tonaln+ction. 22 Vatona St. From Broden St. Road widening on south side to Cherie St (Whdby) of victoria St. 22136 Boor St and Gartree Rd Si"aartion and (Cwwgtw) intersection mprovemenb. 23 Roseland Rd at Fencerow I Signatezalson and Canadian Oaks (Whitby) intersection improvements. 30 Reg Rd 30 and Davis Dr Signakzabon and (Uxbridge) intersection mprovemeras. 31 YWstrney Rd. from Hwy a 2 to Reconstruction and Delaney or (Ajax) wmderwIll 57 Reg. Rd 57 at Buketon Bridge rehabilitation overpass (Clanrgto+) 57 Reg Rd 57 at Bridge mhabdtabon. Boum amille Crook (Clan now) Hwy. 2 Kingston Rd at Cobbkdxk Rd. Installation of a westbound (Clamgtom) bypass lane_ Hwy 2 Kngston Rd item Townline Rd Candor and entrance to vaccine Rd.(Clanrgton) improve+nerts,ndlld,ng tenbelrrm median works Nooks Core bang delegated by Regional Council as the nearing body shall hear in pwson or by his or her Wunsel. solicitor or agent. any person prejudicially a11- by thio by-laws and whoa, I on a before Aprd ,9tm, 2000. to beherd 41112 nseerg of the Woks Canvndsa on Apel 25th. 2000. Pleas shoving the detaus of da prolects and tta lands a5eesed may be seen at the offloes of the Duman Regan Weeks Depw"ero. 165 Consumers Dr NRMDy ont Telephone (905) n65.7721 or 1-800-372-11 Daniel thin 17th day of March. 2000 Y. ►w.oesr. P Ede v w s.a.e:.. P Erg. ce- d Trwwe.neaP. emw,arww.w et we.b a c...aveer. aw.mr. I �e1 KERING 420-2222 * 683-2760* A��1 24 hr. Direct Access 420-4660 Web Site: wwwwcityepickering.onesca ON�'A OF PIC,F • • 1 1 1 Biognan FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2000 TO NIONDAV, APRIL 24, 2000 • CIvIC Oounsx (cm iaAtt.3 F -l". ANY 21 1'1 I'M D MwAsy, ANY 24 TODAY .cnvcoati Y.'" 6 CHURCH BAZAAR: St. Martin s IN Vnib i. April 2April 21 Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martin's p�ertiser ssturday. April 22 Dr., Pickering hosts a New To You ISS - :. MCKMWAGTRMrB sale from 7 to 9 p.m. Good used Friday,Apre21 %11%I.R%'10 clothing, white elephant table, toys, Wed, March 29 2000 y Y ♦Malay. Apr" 14 books and bargains galore. Donations News Advertiser Evcmag Deal -►Ms eye ', needed. 839-4257. !{ESJClunig" Q CLOSED -%"-day. April 22 "cg.lar Homs s.edery. April 23 Elisa SATURDAY, APRIL I DANCE: The One Parent Families 'B* AIaTIPIek Wednesday's carrier of the Association of Canada holds a dance ButinelaDepot Aial ltk week is Elisa. she enjoys dancing and listening to from 8 p.m. to I a.m. at the Pickering 'CfOs music. She will receive a Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Community Ajaftt dinner for 4 voucher Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Cost is $8 for CLOSED compliments of p members. $10 for guests. Dress code 'Double Double P�a Pick McDonald's. is no jeans. 831-7098, 1-877-773- 'Future Ajax/Pick. � A�luPl Cowgratufattfnrs Elisa 7714 'Little Tokyo SUehl Pick for being our carrier of SINGLES DANCE: The Durham 'Pivayille Ajo the week. chapter of Parents Without Partners Pal ESW Nall Adult Saum hosts a 'Spring Into Fun' dance from The Brick AjaxAck the Spring/Summer 2000 8 P.M. to I a.m. at the Dnipro Hall, ,The Telephone brochure on page: 73, 681 Dnipro Blvd., Oshawa. Buffet CLOSED satarday, Apr" 22 and door prizes. Cost is $7 for mem- Booth Ajax/Pick CLOSED hers and $9 for non-members. Phone 'T.V.ShOtrasf AjallPick UA,.,,r, (n„ 725-5297 for information. •while Rolle AjaxAck. I45 Ku1R­m Rd %1- should be detected to the !!! ffevly" •x' alas TENNIS: Registration for the Glen- try dale Tennis Club is at the Pickering D,liwaedtoxkciedMusthddsonly Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Remember, all inserts. including did l t receive Farm Rd., from 10 a.m. to noon. NewAdvertiser :hog on glossy can be members welcome. 839-6638 (Joyce j. !cooled with the rest of vour fl -vers Collins), 509-5858 (Mary Grzesik). newthrough your blue or cal.] TENNIS: Maple Ridge Tennis Club i%,t ecvclingprogram. F ,r mfointaation ori delivering . our advertising Flyers, r 683-511-. registration is at Maple Ridge Public _ T School, 2010 Bushmill St., Pickering, _ (jj YCAN from 10 a.m. to I p.m. Family mem- FLFTCHER at ber%hips $30. Children and adult h"_S110 •!! =-1 lessons availahlc 420-0747 (Susan). 931-3481 (Runt•. Sail You saw it in the News Advertiser! ROADIMPROVEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICE N THE MATTER Of. THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Mumapskty of Durham ^ail )lase by-lws author>rrW CWWM bOn W da bkm"V IxoMcla. Road No. f Location Description 4 Taunton Rd. from Rrtson Rd. to Reconstruction and Harmony Rd. (Oshawa) widening. U23 Ta trdon Rd. I Lake Ridge Road Intersection improvements (Ala~11by) 8 Brock St and Quaker village or Urbanization and (Uxbridge) mrmlerxebon improvements 22 Bayy, St. and Shoal Pent Rd. Intersection mprolmmants (Alaxl and bridge tonaln+ction. 22 Vatona St. From Broden St. Road widening on south side to Cherie St (Whdby) of victoria St. 22136 Boor St and Gartree Rd Si"aartion and (Cwwgtw) intersection mprovemenb. 23 Roseland Rd at Fencerow I Signatezalson and Canadian Oaks (Whitby) intersection improvements. 30 Reg Rd 30 and Davis Dr Signakzabon and (Uxbridge) intersection mprovemeras. 31 YWstrney Rd. from Hwy a 2 to Reconstruction and Delaney or (Ajax) wmderwIll 57 Reg. Rd 57 at Buketon Bridge rehabilitation overpass (Clanrgto+) 57 Reg Rd 57 at Bridge mhabdtabon. Boum amille Crook (Clan now) Hwy. 2 Kingston Rd at Cobbkdxk Rd. Installation of a westbound (Clamgtom) bypass lane_ Hwy 2 Kngston Rd item Townline Rd Candor and entrance to vaccine Rd.(Clanrgton) improve+nerts,ndlld,ng tenbelrrm median works Nooks Core bang delegated by Regional Council as the nearing body shall hear in pwson or by his or her Wunsel. solicitor or agent. any person prejudicially a11- by thio by-laws and whoa, I on a before Aprd ,9tm, 2000. to beherd 41112 nseerg of the Woks Canvndsa on Apel 25th. 2000. Pleas shoving the detaus of da prolects and tta lands a5eesed may be seen at the offloes of the Duman Regan Weeks Depw"ero. 165 Consumers Dr NRMDy ont Telephone (905) n65.7721 or 1-800-372-11 Daniel thin 17th day of March. 2000 Y. ►w.oesr. P Ede v w s.a.e:.. P Erg. ce- d Trwwe.neaP. emw,arww.w et we.b a c...aveer. aw.mr. I �e1 KERING 420-2222 * 683-2760* A��1 24 hr. Direct Access 420-4660 Web Site: wwwwcityepickering.onesca ON�'A OF PIC,F • • 1 1 1 Biognan FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2000 TO NIONDAV, APRIL 24, 2000 • CIvIC Oounsx (cm iaAtt.3 F -l". ANY 21 1'1 I'M D MwAsy, ANY 24 CIA)% D RiLTRsir .cnvcoati Y.'" 6 Cn (-l %1 --it all lO pm 64MLURtWw Mall; Vnib i. April 2April 21 %11 PICK t'P• •-1'. be colle'.41 oa ssturday. April 22 may. AV" 24 No PICK UPON MONDAYS :. MCKMWAGTRMrB Friday,Apre21 %11%I.R%'10 s rw+Y. Apr" 22 Regular stormy service ♦Malay. Apr" 14 MEakday Service wish Evcmag Deal -►Ms eye ', ki[ Friday. April 21 !{ESJClunig" Q CLOSED -%"-day. April 22 "cg.lar Homs s.edery. April 23 C1.()SED M.wdsq. April 24 CLOSED �PKXMW4GNtM MVMAA= (1U%EU FOR THF SEASON t*K WTION cia""M Friday. April 21 CLOSED %searday. April 22 1:W am - 9 W Pm swsday. April 23 CLOSED Monday, April 24 9 00 ion - 5 W prn Culture Recreation Division Friday. Apel It CLOSED Samor`y. April 22 11KOSie1m 100 pm .4 00 Pm identification tag. The numbered tag will identify your cat fur 7:00 pm -9:O0 pm Ssrsdny. Apr" 23 CLOSED Maly. April 24 Adult Saum of $10.00. 9:00 sin - I 00P. the Spring/Summer 2000 th' PMMA m brochure on page: 73, Friday. April 21 CLOSED satarday, Apr" 22 Programs win operate w meal saaday. April 23 CLOSED Measly. Apra 24 CLOSED by she Holiday Schedule. City of Pickering Public works cv Teleehom Number is 1905)6814319 The Cky ant Pichertd5 will bgin acdw* aial I W Nowhere ad Padden b+w 443TM , allied Apr@ 1, 3m 71" By -lave wises any Person operating a Hawker or Peddler business within the City of Pickering so obtain a been= presotdy this activity. The fee for a licence under this by-law is 6200.00 per year per location, plus 550.00 for each day of operation per locemnn, to a mlaxe011m of S2A00.00. All Itmaes will expire oa December 31 of the yew of issue. An application mum be submitted to the Municipal Law Enforcement Department indicating The new of the business. the merchandise to be sold, the locations) to be used. and the specific dates of operation. When a Inseam is be end k net she peep rty of the appYeane, a inner sum Out property owner num be submitted with this aPPacedues•metherlsing the Tme of their property, for lbk perp • The City of piehrrirg planning and Devekp mws Depertmens mass confirm the zoning Jeer the /rMerb permits the issuance ya Hawker A P1dAeer, ticewcr far the product specified an the eppficafier rrlmiref. Zewruq neat f`r apprered for she Newsier N be issued. Any persou who contravenes any provision of thi Hawker A Peddlers By-law is guilty of an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine ot penally for each offence as prescribed by the Proven W Offences Act. R O 1990 If you would like more information concerning the Hawker A Peddler Licence please contact Kim Thompson at 905.420-4615• ext. 2157 or kd.oseoa--.Crityiem berinr,py,iL M" Off ROOSUBUOM I Pickering t:ivir Complex. Central Tower, between ds. Uiv ie Complex A Central Bran. wet Side. 1 The Fiplaad1 420-1621 Pickering Recreation Cmpin Front Crismtrr 1567 Nancy Farm Road i4o.65x2 .Im AM PGPMWR WAPS101fa M ow ec o0Plad On @r1@ III he fordo 49 1)QW IINII S Sunday. April 2nd 2000 Activity Centre •� \ 910 I-ivrrpaY Road --mtb 2:se pm l 4 011 pm --I� ��� l-ssRerffea lveilablc rl, Greet Songs from the M. IN ERA SPECIAL NEEDS OPPORTUNITY Are you kx*k B for SIonvitutime to Platy? The Picturing PAcreation Comply is oW 10 Idris with Special PROWS, Mheir Panni, SftrW. and Fiiatds -Our special lalmW has soft acMvity e";x.Fiat t rAild provides hours of fin to children with Special Fiends in a Fun. Carirg, and Safe eirwirarrwR children met be directly supervind by an Adult at all times. l.oteatlon.tr�iatiliesRoom C°rTtpin` ccon Sundays: 1:004:00 P.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL ash THE RECREATION COMPLEX AT 8314711 HAVE YOU LICENCED YOUR PET". . �w�larMwgw R� Caameaciag m Tuesday. Pebmary 1. 2000. the city of -':SMVkLV CAWS Pickering lin began a door -so -door campaign protecting the leak �7w ✓ w� of 20M dog haloes cid cat identification tags. Dop and can me important members of your family. Licences and tags identify yin pm ad enure this. should they becolme •3Gr )ore, they caa be returned to their rightful home. t A SMALL PRICE TO PAY 7o KEEP YOUR PET SAFE! DOG LICENCES By law, all dog owners must licence their dogs ou a yearly �. basis. You could be .:barged if you fail to purchase the required " licence. Yearly fees we as follows: _.4w ~, Mak or female do ...... Mak or female dog With microchip implant..... ........ _ 111501 _, laTTw Spayed or neutered dog ................ .._._..._.-_.S1O.Txs The City of Pickering' Spayed" neutered dog with microchip implant.............S Son < Culture Recreation Division CAT IDENTIFICATION TAGS and All cat owners may. on a voluntary bases. purchase a carwould like to advise that further identification tag. The numbered tag will identify your cat fur to the information in the duration of els life and may be purchases. for a rine time fee provided of $10.00. the Spring/Summer 2000 LOOKING TO EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY brochure on page: 73, WORKERS ARE NEEDED In order that we Ran complete the program by early summer. It you are weresied, please contact Arts Camp is available only to Mark Stewart w Animal Lccemvcng Services, 905-721-5463. children ages 5-12. QUESTIONS Mini Pidaca is available to Any questions couoemmg .keg h«nus or .a1 ulenhficmroa tags It should be detected to the children 3-5 years of age. Animal Control Centre at (905W27.8717 try Listening Co-sponsored by the and Dancing City of Pickering df Pleasure George Lake Big Band BROUGHT TO YOU AND A FRIEND: ` 2 FOR 1 SQUASH OR RACQUETBALL Pt KMU ftft s " I - Apti1 X 2000 your membership idrludes: • preMW Sgnrh ant RacgweWR • ( AND A • Pkamate Swig Fl�D SPOT • fled dl Cloth Facludes THE COST OF • Soh a" 011E ADULT RanprtlW aaWYe IEtMIE11SIM! flkaeiws w a91Pik) TFJtM: APMIL 1 - S n. 36" • t4 IWrr Tear win be ccdv d opening h- G. svrx t ow s staniag Miry 15. 21011. Then tin be w .(-Js, raesie s or exiusi - fur ahs sin sl. 18 YEARS OR OLDER ONLY Fr ram a %, si.ghe rzsbend pin Aril h aeogaat CONTACT OUR FRW141DLY STAFF AT $31.1711 FOR RATES AND OIERATING HOURS. WE WELCOME NON-RESIDEP1TS7t , ustomer O%+OF are entre H rips Can be of airy assistance to you in Helping to rssolw arty concern or inquiry, pbet a CIU w at 420-4666 or 603.7575, 0:30 am. to 4:30 p rr MorMay Meru Friday The City of Pickering Customer Care Centre is located on the main floor of the Civic Compkx, One the Esplanade (beside the Pickering Central Library). The Centre. provides a link between Municipal Departments and you the "customer" to enhance existing Municipal services. If, for some reason, you experience problems with the level of service provided by Municipal Departments or if we can be of assistance to you with an inquiry, please do not hesitate to contact the Customer Care Centre. Your concem or mqulry will be responded to within a 24 hour period. or sooner. z AOP /MOE AS HEWS ADVERTISEM WEDNESDAY EDfT10N,1Mreh x11, x000 Walki" n among us... High-risk parolees remain under, watch by Durham police officials BY STf:PHEN SHAH Sniff Wrrwr They're among the worst til the worst in the region. The list includes 10 sexual offend- ers. five convicted killers, eight career robbers and an as- sortment of violent criminals branded a potential threat to community safety. All are classified 'high- risk' offenders and all are liv- ing somewhere in Durham Re- gion either serving a term of probation or completing their sentences while on parole. That is, until the time it or when they 'violate.' As the officer tasked with the dual role of tracking down parole violators and keeping tabs on high-risk offenders. you might say Durham Re- gional Police Detective Tum Hart performs his own solo 'good -cop, had -cup' routine. The 42 -Near -old veteran detective who spearheaded the 1998 creation of the force's Parole Management Unit, es- sentially a one-man squad comprised of himself, re- counts the alarming phone call he received four years ago when he was still working in the intelligence unit. It was from the OPP's Kingston -based penitentiary squad, warning local police about a serial rapist who was classified by federal corrcc- tional officials as a high risk to reoffend and had lust been re- leased from prison. He had also boarded a bus bound for Whitby. "Something needed to be done:' DLt. Hart recalls think- ing to himself. although there was no department policy or protocol dealing with such a situation at the bmc. When the man stepped onto the platform at the GO Transit station a short time later, he was immediately greeted by Det. Hart. who took him for a free soup, sandwich and coffee at a nearby Tim Horton,. The welcoming party didn't last long. though. "I hought him a coffee and a sandwich out of my own pocket and we chatted for atx,ut an hour. f said 'W'here else would you want to live' and he mentioned Ottawa, so I said 'tine. I'll arrange fiw you to get there.*" He helped the man obtain emergency welfare, returned him to the station and then snapped his picture, now in police files, as the rapist boarded an Ottawa hus. When' he got back to the station, Det. Hart placed a call to Ottawa police passing on the alert. -1 told (the offender; this isn't the place for him to come, 1 was frank and direct. He was a violent, serial rapist and he had no ties to the com- munity:' says Det. Han, a 20 - year veteran of the regional police force. "1 felt 1 served the commu- nity. We weren't prepared to except responsibility for such a high-risk offender.. That's no longer the case. "Nobody likes sex offend- ers for example but (once re- leased( we've got to live with them so let's manage them. We can't 'John Wayne' every one of them... "(The unit's) premise is to offer (offenders) all the neces- sary resources the community provides to ensure a successful crime -free integration to our community:' explains Det. Hart outlining the unit's role. '11' the offender is willing to reintegrate crime -free, we're Durham 15,!tre Detective l i g ore se%crul eurrenrly reweling in Tum Cameron ; i, ;n,: Det. Tont Hurt keep Owham. Below, Det. Hurt ponders his nest tabs on paruire , . :'ire) as 'hi, h rick'. owrc than willing i., help. Bit 1 don't want it to sound all warm and fuzry, because the moment they violate. we'll put them back in jail — with plea- sure." Since the unit's launch in June 1998. 120 parole fugi- tivcs have been hunted down and captured in Durham. 51 of them nabbed in 1999. Working from his desk in the major crime section at po- lice headquarters in Oshawa. Det. iiui Jiyxica tows: ul hu time monitoring high-risk of- fenders and tracking down pa- role violators. Although he's the only full-time member of the squad. he relies heavily on uniform officer and specialty units for apprehensions and surveillance. "It's been very successful, 1 think Det. Hart says referring to the number of arrests. Part of the realm for the success, he says. is the recent partnerships e�ubluhcd be twccn the force and federal and provincial probation and parole offices in the region. protocols among the first of their kind in Ontario. Under the information - sharing agreements signed last year. the department is auto- matically notified 90 days prior to the release of a high- risk offender headed to Durham. In many cases a meeting is He's `violent when under the influence' Convicted killer on police radar screen BY STEPHEN SHAW Stat' Writer A convicted killer who once beat a man to death with a broom handle is Durham Region's most wanted fugi- five. Daniel Cantwell, 38.' of Oshawa, was released from the Pittsburgh Institution near Kingston last September and skipped parole a short time later, says Detective Tom Hart of the Durham Regional Po- lice parole management unit. A parole violation warrant issued for his arrest describes Mr. Cantwell as a repeat of- fender who is "violent when under the influence of alcohol and drugs:' Mr. Cantwell and a drink- ing buddy were convicted of manslaughter in the beating and stabbing death of a 60 - year -old man. The victim was killed for his alcohol at a Toronto rooming house Mr. Cantwell was staying at in 1991. He was sentenced to eight DANIEL CAN7WELL Durham Region's most wanted fugitive. years in prison and granted statutory release in 1997, when he landed in Oshawa. In 1998 he was returned to the penitentiary system after his arrest following a car theft and police pursuit down the Don Valley Parkway. Released from prison again Nblic sbEebw , Pickering Town Council Monday, April 3, 7:30 pm. — Pickering Council, council chamber, Pickering Civic Com- plex, One The Esplanade Ajax Town Council Monday, April 3, 7 p.m. — Ajax Council, council chamber. Ajax Town Hall. 65 Harwood Ave. S. Durham Regional Council Wednesday, April 5, 10 a.m. — Durham Region Council. Council Chambers,Durham Region Headquarters. 605 Russland Rd. E., Whit- by Wednesdav April 5, 9 a.m. — Durham Regan Police Civilian Awards Ceremonv. Council Chambers. Durham Region Headquarters, 605 R,issland Rd. E., Whitby. Durham District School Board Tuesday, April 3, 7 p.m. — Durham District Schnell Board Standing Committee. Education Centre, 4(1)':inion Rd. F., Whitby. last September, his last known address was Glen Street in Oshawa, police say. i -He's definitely our top priority. I would say he is vio- lent and should be considered dangerous because he knows he's going hack to prison;'' said Det. Hart. -He may resist arrest, like the last time he was arrested for parole viola- tion. when he lead police on a pursuit.- As ursuit"As well as manslaughter, Mr. Cantwell has a lengthy criminal history including convictions for assault caus- ing bodily harm, assault with a weapon, attempting to ob- struct justice, fraud and theft dating back more than 20 years. Described as white, 5 - foot -7, 164 pounds, with brown hair, blue eyes, the Newfoundland native wears glasses and sometimes uses the alias William Meaney. Anyone with information of his whereabouts is asked to call police at 579-1520 or Crime Stoppers at 436 -TIPS. arranged with Det. Hart, pa- role officers and the offender, before his release. "We feel if we know who the federal parolees are in our arca and the high-risk offend- crs on (provincial) probation. we can do our own assess- ments. work out the conditions we'd like to see imposed on them and it will help reduce the chance of them reol7end- ing:' he says. Most fcdcral offenders — those serving more than two- year prison sentences — are released on parole after serv- ing a minimum of one-third of their sentence or on statutory release after completing two- thirds. According to the Na- tional Parole Board's figures, roughly 10 per cent of parolees reoffend within two years of their release. At the moment there are 65 federal parolees living in : Durham Region, 38 classified as high risk, says Anthony Lombardo, Durham. York and Scarborough arca director for Correctional Services Canada. Of those, five arc 'lifers; ,_onvictcd murderers. At the provincial level there are approximately 2.200-2,4(X) cons on probation or parole in the region at any given time, about 100 of them considered high-risk offender%, estimates Mary Stewart, the area manag- er for the Durham East parole and probation office. Following the rapist's brief stopover in 1996. Det. Hart proposed the creation of the unit to upper command, using a squad formed by Hamilton - Wentworth Regional Police as the model. Toronto Police, meanwhile, has its Repeal Of- fender Parole Enforcement unit, a pilot project launched two years ago to hunt down vi -Moes. Det. Hart says the unit was a result of "the service idcnti- ly ing a need to prevent crime and properly assess" violent criminals returning to the community. "A little bit of time and ef- fort (managing parolees) at this end saves a lot of time and costs later:' he says. As well as meeting with of- fenders, Det. Hart works with parole/probation officials in deciding what conditions should be attached to their re- lease. In addition to mobile sur- veillance. the force has the op- tion of applying for a court order under section 810 of the Criminal Code to restrict a person's movements, or noti- fying the public under the three-year-old Community Safety Act, a 'last resort' mea- sure not yet taken by the Durham department. Although monitoring parolees is a government re- sponsibility, it's up to police to catch them when a warrant is issued for a violation, Det. Han explains. 'Some of the parolees are addicted to drugs and some (tend) to reoffend to support their addictions... If a parolee fails a urinalysis test or to re- port that's an indicator he's re- lapsed and is out committing further crimes;' he says. Along with the 'lifers,' those under the watchful eye of police range from a 75 - year -old Oshawa man who served two-thirds of a 10 -year sentence for molesting seven young girls to a career car thief recently released from prison. He was soon after ob- served by plainclothes officers 'shopping' at a local Go Tran- sit parking lot. (WORDS FROM 4000 MlTHE WISE • �l Politics Points of View and Parodies Where there's a will... Writing a will is one of those responsibilities many of us put off indefinitely. But the fact is, no- body should be w ithout a will. Without one, some- one else will make the decisions about the distribu- tion of your possessions and savings. Here are im- portant considerations in making a will: 1. If you leave a spouse or good friend a specific asset which upon your death you no longer own, your intended bLneficiary will receive nothing. Leave a dollar amount or a proportionate share of your estate which takes inflation into account. 2. If your intendco beneficiary dies bLlixe you, your bequest automatically reverts back to your es- tate, unless you stale otherwise in your will. How- ever, there are cases when the surviving spouse or children of your intended here f iciary can lay claim ,to the bequest if they survive you, which may not have been your intent. It's important to give explic- it instructions when your wilt is being drafted. This way, you can avoid any unintended consequences. 3. Consider whether you want to include your favourite organization, such as a health charity, in your will. Often the most popular way to attend to this sort of bequest is to name such groups as re- cipients of the residue of your estate. These are called "residual bequests". 4. Beneficiaries who are minors may have their en- titled share of your estate held and managed for them until they reach a specific age. You should have the terms of management specified. 5. In most provinces, if you remarry or are di- vorccd, your existing will automatically becomes invalid, a fact which few people realize. — News Canada Larraine Roulston Rec•fvlers Corner Saving farmland must be a priority For those who may have missed the articles and editorials as well as Bruce Flattery's letter to the editor about saving our farmlands. 1 am echoing the same message. Councillor Rick Johnson, too, gave praise to Jur local farmers in his speech dur- ing the evening ceremony rccog- nizing Pickering as the first city in the year 2(x1). It is crucial that we view our farmers and their farmland as an important resource. Mr. Flattery pointed out that the way in which the 4,000 acres of protect - cd farmland between Finch and Hwy. 7 is being managed threat- ens to drive farmers off their land. He states, "It's time for us to learn what we can about the situation of our fanning neigh- bours and to assist them whLrcw- er we can. Farmland without successful farmer -owners is just land being hanked for develop- ment. If you are interested in pre- serving both land and farmers. make your views known to your Pickering City councillor (420- 4605) or MPP Janet Eckcr (420- 0929). It's also time to kook closely at the Hwy. 407 expansion and its impact on farmland. As well as traffic and pollution, the new thoroughfare may hasten more indltwial growth. Will industries be encouraged to spring up along this new artery'! More highways lead to more driving. Improved public transit is the an- swer. Farmers and gardeners have always linked the land with good compost. Many homeowner al- ready have joined the 'green wave of recycling' by obtaining a backyard compo»ter in order to create a soil conditioner for their yard and garden. However. it is there do move forward io gadtw:r organics from florist shops, restaurants. apartment buildings. events. and people who do n:ot wish to compost. As waste man-. agement programs progress. we urbanites will be separating our organic materials from the waste stream. The Cornptxsting Council of Canada (CCC) is a national Mini - profit association that advdx:ates and advances the use of co m- po%ung as a mens of reducing Canada's waste stream, while re- claiming the organic component for hcneftcial purposes. Certainly the use of quality compirm on our farmlands will help replenish lost minerals. On March 3(l, at Edwards Gardens in Toronto, nto, the CCC is hosting a one -day marketing workshop. The CCC's theme for Com- posting Awareness Week 2000. April 30 to May 6, is the 'The Future Starts Here'. For details about the CCC week and plans for the year ahead, visit its Web site at: www.compost.org or call 416-535-0240. OOD GREEN TIP: Add the soil from trimming walkways to your backyard composter. I Soil suppresses any odour and introduces micro-organisms to speed up the composting process - Ll 00 TREASURE CHEST WANT- ED: Two bed chesterfields, neu- tral 839-7402. TORY 0 ow 1% OW MNIEA k err MEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, tl A 29,20W PAGE A9 AIP Suspended drivers roam the roads A secret two-week police crack -down on insurance viola- tors that preceded last week's announced patrol blitz on Hwy, 401 produced some startling numbers. Of 3,(Xx) drivers stopped, 18 didn't have a valid licence, 26 were driving under suspension — some after alcohol-related offences — three were wanted on outstanding warrants and 250 couldn't produce insurance pa- per, of which 60 simply had no insurance. Altogether, 258 charges were laid under the Compulsory Auto Insurance Act. 295 under the Highway Traffic Act. The unannounced campaign, conducted by Ontario Provincial Police and Toronto police, tar- geted insurance violators on Hwy. 401 from Mississauga to Whitby. Crack -down reveals numerous violations Results from this week's publi- cized OPP bliti, which is con- centrating on the stretch hL- tween Yonge Street and Hwy. 4OU and also targets speeders. tailgaters and impaired drivers, won't he released until the end of the week. In the two weeks of stepped- up traffic patrols, the three mo- torists arrested on outstanding warrants included a 41 -year-old Toronto man who was wanted by Toronto police for uttering death threats. For that driver, it was an all- round had day. In addition to the arrest war- rant, police say he was one of the four motorists caught dri- ving while disqualified because of criminal code convictions for impaired driving. That means his company-owned vehicle was a;so impounded on Lifesavers spring to blood clinic 'lbe arrival of swing her- Monigumery Park Road. aids the beginning of new Donors have to be between life. 17 and 71 years of age: first- It's irst- lis also a good time to time donors must be 60 or save a life by giving blood. under. Take a Blood )Donor Canadian Blood Services Card or another piece of ID is holding a donor clinic with a photograph and signa- Wednesday. March 29 ture. For more information (tonight) from 8 a.m. to I call the CBS at 416 -974 - p.m. and 3 to 8 p.m. in the 9900 or 1-8(X)-701-7803. Information Centre at the ext. 3534 or visit its Web site Pickering nuclear station on at www.bloxxfscrvtccs.ca. Watch For TheNextEdition Of EYpv�y�l NOW On The Streets the spot for 45 days and is now piling up $30 -per -day impound fees. "in my opinion, people who are willing to drive without valid licences or insurance are definitely more likely to commit other serious traffic offences;' said Superintendent Jay Hope. OPP regional commander for Greater Toronto. "if you're driving without a licence. maybe one of the rea- sons is you couldn't pass the test, so who knows what your level of driving skill is. "If you've been suspended, it means you might have been convicted of a serious criminal offence such as drunk driving. - Drivers lacking insurance face fines of $5.000 to $50,000. depending on whether it's their first offence, as well as a possi- ble jail term and licence suspen- sion. "The 60 (caught) is high;" said OPP Sergeant Peggy Gam- ble, head of the force's High- way Rangers unit. -But it's better than what we found in 1996, when we did a similar blitz and found 120 dri- vers who didn't have any insur- ance" Some 187 drivers who could- n't produce insurance slips were found to be covered after police put in cell -phone calls to the in- surance companies. Those motorists were fined $65. 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The Board of Directors for United Way of Ajax -Pickering cordially invites members of the community to attend the 301 Annual General Meeting. Wednesday, April 26, 2000 At 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at The Heritage Centre 120 Roberson Drive, Ajax. For more information please call the United Way at 686.0606 Just the fax: 683-7363 • • ,dose up to Nbs. • per WKk! *Feel sling F energized, beautiful! +♦You can do it! 1163 Kingston Rd.,Pickering r,.= (905) 420"0003 \ orwa p••s w.-, 'I, ^a Not aN ••it+ urn attw oft It pays to pay your News advertiser carrier Just ask J. Pereira of Pickering who won a TV in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertisers recent collection draw. To be entered to win, just pay your carrier the S5.00 voluntary delivery charge and send in your ballot. The carrier on this route. Gordon. also received a $25.00 bonus for selling the winning coupon sheet to a customer on his route tour carrier will be around to collect between March 29 - April 10. '2'000 and you'll have a chance to win a VUR. APP PAGE A40 NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDITION, aenelt 2a. 2000 Crime Stoppers needs help wi BY SERGEANT KEVIN SLANEY inside, tate suspect searched for Durham Regitmal Crime Steppers lottery tickets under the store PICKERING — Crime Slop- counter, while the otter tilled a pers and the Durham Regional Po- garbage bin with cigarettes. lice need your assistance in solving Toe store video surveillance a convenience store break and camera recorded one of the sus - enter in Pickering March 16. pests ;is he helped himself to store On Thursday morning around merchandise. Ilie two culprits fled 12:35 a.m., two males broke into the store %%nh a quantity of riga- the Daisy Mart convenience store rettes in the carbagc containerAle at 512 Kingston Rd. Entn µas prennscs sustained irProvniately gained by smashing a windo« on $5( J,ima_•c klann" the inrnlent the west side of the premises. Once tiu.l , i ri•, i .,nc is Women r learn to improve health PICKERING — A series of free workshops being offered over the next few months is aimed at improving and enhancing women's health. The Ajax - Pickering Women's Centre and the Natur- opath Barefoot Dr. are sponsor- ing the work- shops which run from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the com- munity room of the Durham Re- gional Police sta- tion at the north- east corner of Brock Road and Hwy. 2 in Ncker- ing The first workshop Thurs- day. March 30 will offer an In- troduction to Nat- ural Health arxl Wellness. Approaching PMS Naturally will he discussed Thursday. April 13. folkrwed on Thursday. April 27 with Natural Remedies for Pregnancy and Childbirth, and Endometriosis and Fibroid Tu- mours on Thurs- day. May 4. Additional workshops arc lematively sched- uled for Wednes- day, May 17 ort merctpause and Wednesday, lune 7 on osteoporo- us. Prior regmtra- tion is necessary. Call Sally at the women's centre at 426-1063 Tuesdays or Thursdays. The non-profit centre offers re- sources and sup- port services to all women in Ajax and Picker- ing. The facility hosts a legal clin- ic every second Thursday through scheduled ap- pointments. The centre is at 134 Commer- cial Ave. in Ajax. Sale aids kids taught at home OSHAWA — Homeschoolers are invited to up- grade their cur- riculum resources at an April 10 sale here. Puzzles, books, games and other resources will be available for attendees to buy, or they can sell or swap ma- terials they bring to the event. The sale takes place at Sport's Station Restaurant, 1240 Phillip Murray Avenue, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Specialty tables will be set up for Discovery Toys, Pigtails books and other favourites. All are wel- come. Tables are still available for those who want to set up shop. For more infor- mation call 579- 142. th Pickering break and enter uritred as mak, white, approxi- mately 30 to 35 years of age. with brown hair. He was wearing blue 'k -way' pants with a yellow and red stripe. The second suspect is also described as male, white, in the same age bracket and wearing a baseball hat. Crime Stoppers will pay cash for any information that will lead to an arrest in this incident. Callers nc%cr h:ne to gice their mune or tc,lik in court We do not use :all display. Remember. Crime Stop- pers is interested in what you know, not who you are. Our numbers are 436-8477 or 1 -800 -222 -TIPS (8477). Video footage of this crime will air on City TV on Thursday, March 30 during the evening news. oo❑ .S,4t..Slane %. is the puliee co-ordi- nator of the Purlurm Regional Crime Stoppers pn{carom. a Itllldoer i IM>tll 7Yee4tltett4a Crafter's Markeolace Michaels The Arts & Crafts Superstore Killcben & A 111 llt A Special Place Canadian Horne leisure Spa & Patio ' De Boers Ethan ARm Hoirlii ' Interim GO" Master Bedroarrt f7riettlatl Rug cakictim PalUaer Leather Gallery A & Sklar Peppier Showcase by The Cart tw t ttre Co. Paws RestatrarlE ry� Sp" & 11.41111111111111111 IarMrM Fiplra L'11" Ckeft Latlpl 3t10pDas � :� J0SAI cr J/ -,L Q a S Ajax & Pickering host many wonderful establishments where you can experience tastes from around the globe. We invite you to come out and enjoy what these restaurants have to offer! :Goes ,Free,, 339 Kingston Rd Pickering 509-6464 Outstanding British Meals and Beers. 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Ole Waterf ront 55ivLirrerPool�Piu(�erirg If f YOU 9llisS W, You're in the wamr, elk w BLIT ,<.. ?be Tiwat - Slirga rl�pn Mono G71r1'y qhJl:Sday "d Offn'rg an Eontsive Sel-d- of Appetizers • oysurs • 'MCume& • Shrimp • C - kW • Smokoi Salmm •ka(amai • Escargot • %Apip mei murk more F•or an unforyetta6le 420-20.20 Evening Calle dangrtet Faeitt'ies NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDITION. ttareh 29.2000 PAGE 81 P PRE -SEASON INSTRUCTION GOLF CLINICS kSports&LEiSURE -� - METiZO � ' _ � N E W S A D V E R T I S Natalie No on target at Ontario Winter Games 1C erin sharpshooter earns two gold medals PICKERING — A Pickering sharp- %Nxwlcr earned too gold medals at the recent 2000 Ontario Winter Games in Sault Ste. Marie. Over two intensely competitive days. air pistol shexxers representing their re- spective regions from across Ontario competed for team and individual medals at the Games. Natalie Ho. 20, helped the Central' " Region squad of two males and two fe- males win the team gold medal over five other regional teams in the first day of competition. Ho. a member of the Cana- dian National Pistol Team. sexed 549 out of a possible 600 to post the second highest score for both rnale and female shoiote'rs. In the individual event on the second day of the air pistol shex)ting competi- tion. Ho clearly outdistanced her female competitors with a score of 532 to win her second gold medal of the games. The silver medal went to Chnsty Barnes of the North Eat team and the Bro wr medal went w Adele Oliver of the Ccn- trAl Region team. Ho's next major competitions arc the Canadian National Championships in Edm omtrri in July, where she will he aiming for a position on next ycar's na- tional pistol team. Thos will be closely folbwaf by a World Cup competition in E R NATAL/E HO Canadian National Pistol Team member captures two gold medals at 2000 Ontario Winter Gamer. Atlanta which will be her first exposure to world-class shooters from arexmd the world, many of whom will be cmpct- ing in the 2[100 Summer Olympic Games in Sydney. Australia. Football league looks to tackle more kids The Durham Youth Flag Foxotball League expects to expand once again as registrations are being taken for the upcoming season. The league for Durham young- sters aged 10 to 16 expanded from six teams in its font seaa::a iwo years ago to 1 I squads last spring. All games will be played in Ajax Monday through Friday starting at approximately 6:10 p.m. Teams will play two games a week and about 20 0 `W] Y atnhsnisc Cat tis irib tion and � Y Wei irri or to you an appkNan By taint Pod[ up an mpkalion at Ape C.C. WOM &W inti b contests throughout the season. which runs from May 15 to Aug. 10. There'll also he an all-star game at season's end. Thoxe who played last year must register before Feb. 29 for automatic entry. This year's fee is S93 a player. Each youngster will receive a fo ol- balljersey. For more information or to regis- ter call Bill :Moore at 6X3-3935. By Primetime Gnaws JNc,fyri: Sat. Genies) Stats 0 Requbred Connec'f With 25.000 Wisirw.s Professionals --GOLF 2 0 0 0 Watch for this exciting section in the April edition of the Durham Business Times. If your business can offer our readers the "where, when, how and what" to help enhance their 20M golf season, give us a call (905)683-5110 Who says you're not working, just because you're on the golf course? The wive 1i B uvn�x in Durham Golf Course Directory • Local Suppliers • Tips • Instruction Local floes destinations provide you with the bkXpW meeting room possible ... the course! MARCFI 29 2000 DOME Dunbarton fourth bestat provincials Underdog hockey Spartans drop bronze -medal game to UCC Blues BY AL RIVETT Sports Editor PICKERING — De- spite losing out on it bronze medal at the recently con- cluded provincial champi- onships for high school hockey. nobody with the Dunharton High School Spartans squad is hanging their head. In fact, a fourth -overall standing in Ontario for the Spartans was an outstand- ing result, considering they went into this year's On- tario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) Boys' Hockey Championships as the 13th -seeded team out of 20 in the province and were predicted to win only one game at the annual high school hockey showcase. _-rhe kids were awe- some;' noted Spartans coach Bill Dalliday of his team's efforts. "Nobody re- ally expected us to beat anyone (in our pool), ex- cept for the 20th place team. The Lake Ontario Sec- ondary School Athletics champion Spartans entered the bronze -medal contest against the fourth -seeded Upper Canada College Blues after losing a heart- breaking semifinal contest to the Leaside Lancers of Toronto 2-1 in overtime. Running on desire all week long and the disappoint- ment of losing out on a chance to vie for the cham- pionship took their toll on the Spartans in the bronze - medal game. In the end. Dunharton dropped a Iotsidcd X -I de - P ,oe-.r; %atalie Ho. 20, earned two gold —edals at the recent 2000 1--ano Winter Games in Sant 5 e. Mane. slatalie helped the Central pegion squad win the team gold —tidal in the air pistol shooting :­rpetition. In the individual .ant, she outdistanced her —tale competitors to win her se:ond gold medal of the 7a,nes. %atalie is currently a member -ie Canadian National Pistol Email the newsroom shouston@durham.net cision to the Upper Canada College Blues. "We had nothing left for the game against Upper Canada College. We spent everything we had all week long and it was the seventh game in four days for us:" explains Dallid-ay. Jason Gould scored the Ione goal for Dunbarton against Upper Canada Coil - lege. After finishing with a 2- 0-2 record in pool play. the Spartans advanced to the quarterfinals against the sixth -seeded Essex Red Raiders from the Windsor arca. Dunbarton booked its ticket for the semifinals after scoring an upset 3-2 overtime victory. In pm K)1 play. the Spar- tans finished second be- hind the Upper Canada Blues. Dunharton posted a 5-3 victory over the Sl. Joseph's Jaguars of Missis- sauga, a 3-3 tie with the Upper Canada College Blues, a 4-0 win over Bracebridge Muskoka Lakes Lakers 4-0 and fin- ished round-robin action with a 3-3 tie against the A.B. Lucas Vikings of Lon- don. Dunharton Spartans team members are Kcyin Crawford. Ken Stc%cns. Shawn Cooper. Steve Bur- nett. Brandon Welwood. Aaron Calder. David Lewis, Jason Gould. Geoff Stewart. Scott Billing. Ryan Travis. John Porter. Spencer Cameron. Andrew Jack,,,n. Mike Snetsinger. Matt McMullen. Mike Rapson and Evan Gcorgiccski. Annual GeneralC­ Sunday _- Meeting April 16, 2000 7:00 p.m. Ajax Community Centre HMS Room Directors Reports, New 3usiness, Elections Any request for constitutional changes must be received in writing 14 guys before the meeting. Executive Positions for Election P,esident tt.i.. Director ' st Vice President (Minor Div) aid Vice President Assoc. Business Manager C M.H.A Director Secretary House league Director Bingo Director P PAGE 82 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNES Sport SHORTS MARCH 2.9. 2000 Volleyball bora baro their Fangs and Claws MY EDITION, Meeh ?o, "M Ajax and Pickering athlete compete at second provincial qualifier Areagymnasts beamed uP to Ontario teams The Durham Attack Volleyball Club's bantam boys'teams earned two medals at the Tier 1 provincial champi- onships in Brampton recently. The 7'alons. Fangs and Claws, which feature 32 boys, many from Ajax and Pickering, took to the court for the Ontario showdown at Central Peel Secondary School. The Attack Claws captured the gold medal in three sets by defeating Glashan 19-25. 25-18. 25-12 in the final. In the semi-finals. the Attack Claws and Fangs had to compete against each other. In a spirited three games, the Claws prevailed 19-25, 25- 18, 25-12. In quarter -final action, the Claws easily handled Forest City 25-18 and 25-16. The Claws finished second in pool j W. beating the Waterloo Tigers 25-12, 25-10. losing to the Scarborough So- lars 25-27, 24-26, downing the Chatham Ballhawks 25-11. 25-11 and defeating the Attack Talons 24-15. 25- 8. Meanwhile. the Attack Fangs placed first in pool'S' and earned a bye into the semi-finals after splitting sets with Bronte Beach from Oakville 17- 25, 26-24, defeating Glashan from Ot- tawa 25-18. 25-11, beating Forest City of London 25-17, 25-21 and splitting with the Solar Meteors from Scarbor- ough 25-21. 17-25. After losing to the Attack Claws in the semi-final match, the Attack Fangs won the bronze -medal match against the Solar Galaxy from Scarborough 25-18. 25-12. Meanwhile, the Attack Talons ended pool action with only one win and didn't advance to the playoff round, but made opponents work hard for every point. The team has shown great improvement throughout the season. Players sought for Club 55 tennis PICKERING — Tennis players ages 55 ;ears and older are sought to jam Club 55 this summer. Club 55 plays at the Durwraore j Tennis Club. at the toot of Whites Road near Petticoat Creek, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays starting on May t until the end of October - Registration dates are April 6 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex and on Saturday. April 29 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Dunmocre Tennis Club. The recreation complex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. For more information, can LoKM Ramos -Woodford at 831-1724. Lightning atoms good as gold at tourney The Durham West Lighkwng atom -C girls' hockey team went undefeated to win gold at the recent Durham West Gsl Hockey Tournament in Pickering. The girls amassed an impressive 14 points out of a pos- sible 15 in the first three games as they won every period but one, which they tied. In the champi- onship game. Durham West scored a 3-1 win over the Scar- borough Sharks. who were also un- beaten going into the final. Forward Alan Fettes scored all three Lightning goals for a natural hat trick. Rebecca van Gijn had two assists, Meaghan •Stoneburg and Danielle Douglas picked up one each. In the first game, the Lightning de- feated the Lindsay Lynx 7-3. Goals were notched by van Gijn and Fettes with two apiece, Erin Watson, Stephanie Wilson and Danielle Apps. Game two saw the Lightning stuff Stoutfville 8-1. Wilson scored a hat trick followed by Fettes and Jenna Kot- sopoulos with two each and van Gijn with one. Assisting were Fatties, van Giin, Watson and Apps with two each, Kotsopoulos, Stoneburg, Wilson and Joanna Blade Durham West defeated Stouflvdie again in the semi-finals 4.1 on goals by Wilson with two and Watson and Apps with one each. Assists went to Greer Pidhirny with two, Apps, Douglas and Melissa Parry with one each. Goaftender Michelle Bradley made several great saves to instill confi- dence in her teammates. Katie Lakics turned in a number of outstanding de- fensive plays and started several of- fensive rushes with her passing and play making. Catherine Forrester and Jennifer MacFadyen dug hard in the corners and rushed the puck into the opposing zone to create good scoring opportunities. The Lightning are coached by Jim Desormeaux, assisted by Judy Des- ormeaux, Bill Apps, Gaston Laurin and manager Bruce Bradley. BALL HOCKEY YCBHUOBHA CHAMPIONSHIPS 6 TROPHIES WHITBY/PICKERINGIOSHAWA TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION CALL 905.427.4153 YCBLCOM Local members of the Scar- borough Gym -Elites Gvmnas- tics Club fared well at the sec- ond provincial qualifier at the Winstonetle Gvnhnastics Asso- ciation in Markham recently. With one more provincial qualifier to go, many of the Gym -Elites gymnasts have se- cured positions on their re- spective Ontario teams. In the senior level 3 catego- ry. Melissa Ramsey, of Ajax, finished second overall with a first on vault, second on un- even bars, third on balance beam and floor exercises. Jennifer Milne. of Whitby. placed fourth overall in senior level 3 with a first on bars. third on vault and fourth on beam and floor. Joy Cretney. of Ajax. placed fifth all-round in the ju- nior level 3 division. with a third on bars and a fourth on beam. In the pre -junior level 3 bracket. Bendall Patterson, of Pickering, finished third over- all, with a first on beam and fourth on bars and floor. In the novice level 3 cate- gory. Jennifer Tomayer, of Os- hawa, placed third overall. She KENDALL PATTERSON Third overall in pre -junior level 3 bracket at qualifier. finished third on floor and fourth on vault and bars. Ashley Fawcett, of Ajax, won the open level 2 bracket. placing first on vault and floor. second on bars and third on beam. Lauren Viret. of Pickering. finished third overall. with a first on bars, second on beam and third on floor. In the junior level 2 divi- sion, Lindsay Soo -Chan. of ASHLEY FAWCETT Placed first overall in open level 2 at qualifier. Pickering, placed eighth over- all with a fourth on vault and bars. Samar Amouri, of Picker- ing, finished sixth overall in the senior level I bracket. placing second on floor and fourth on bars. In the novice level I divi- sion. Raisa Gerschovich, of Whitby, placed eighth all- round with a fourth on beam. Pickering Re/Max novices houseleague `A' champs Squad posts solid 22-4-0 record PICKERING — The PicKering Re/Max novice house league hockey team was untouchable in recent playoff action, winning the semifinals and the finals with two shut -out victories. In a battle of the real es- tate firms in the novice house league 'A' division champi- onship. Re/Max blanked Century 21 6-0. Spencer Etherington netted four goals. Mark Orlecki and Cur- tis Henderson each scored once. Assists went to Matt Halkett, Andrew Nauth and Robbie Fraser. Goaltender Mike Beninato was the recip- ient of the most valuable player award. In the semifinals. Benina- to also kept the opposing team at bay as Re/Max low- ered the boom on Legion 606 in an 8-0 romp. Etherington dominated the scoring with a 11 S E'A' * A R S hat trick. Henderson picked up two goals, Nauth. Fraser and Halkett each notched sin- gle markers. Greg Snell. Nauth. and Ben Poce earned two assists apiece. Ethering- ton and Nayan Patel earned one apiece. Other valuable contribu- tions were made by Shawn Stark, Matthew Morgado. Steven Smith and Justin Brcwmer. These finals capped off a great year that saw Re/Max post a solid 224-0 record. 99 */MD Sale ends Sunday * Our lowest price of the year! x 6 -hp 4 -cycle engine with one -pull start * 21 " deck designed for superior mulching and bagging * Rear bag, discharge chute and installed 3 -in -1 mulch blade included r Fully assembled 4mw $140 CRAFTSMAN• 6 -HP, 21" REAR BAG GAS MOWER Sears reg. 429.99. 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Ask for details. ® Look for this symbol apd shop by phone toll free 1888-607-3277 When you see this phone symbol on on item in our ad, it means you can buy it at your local Sears store, or order it over the phone by calling the above toll Free number IF you shop by phone, you can pick up the item of any store, or for a nominal fee, you can have it delivered to your home 177) NP0351000 Copyright 2000. Sears Canada Inc. Atom Raiders comeback kids in series win Defeat Richmond Hill Stars After a successful regular season. the Ajax -Pickering Raiders IBEW/ln- vestors Group minor atom 'AAA' rep hockey team continued to roll in the first round of the playoffs against the Richmond Hill Stars. T In e Raiders dispatched _ the Stars to the sidelines t/ after win- ning the best- �IiLiaal of -five affair in which they lost the first two games. In the pivotal fifth game of the se- ries, the Raiders racked up seven goals en route to the victory. No score was reported. The forward line of Johnny Pater- son, Drew Stark and Daniel Pineau chipped in with two goals in the con- test, as Stark and Paterson found the back of the net. Nicholas Mainelli and Mike McCusker each scored two goals and Steven Koufis had one. Adding assists were Brendan Hann with two, Derek Gregorack. Koufis and McCusker with one apiece. The Raiders showed no mercy in administering a 10-2 drubbing in Same four. The line of Paterson. Stark and Pineau potted five of the Raiders' 10 goals, led by Pineau with a hat trick. Also scoring were Mainelli with two. Matt Kavanagh, Hann and Me- Cusker with one apiece. Assisting were Stark with four, Pineau with two, Carroll. Koufis, Paterson, Steven Shanks, Michael Carry, Grc- gorack, James Jarvis and Kavanagh with one apiece. Goalie Eric Not- theck was outstanding. The Raiders won game three 6-3. Gosaltender Alexander Cyr played a strong game to record the victory. Team captain Marcus Carroll led the way with a hat trick. Patcrson, Stark and Kavanagh rounded out the scor- ing. The Raiders dropped game two 4- 3 in overtime. Ajax -Pickering came back to tic the contest on two goals by Hann. Jarvis notched the other marker. Nottbcck got the start in goal. The Richmond Hill Stars won the series opener 5-4 in overtime. Car- roll, David Johnson, Mainelli and McCusker scored for the Ajax-Pick- cring atoms. Assisting were Carroll, McCusker, Hann, Kavanagh and Koufis. Cyr faced 16 shots on the Raiders' net. The Raiders atoms are guaranteed a spot in the OMHA finals by virtue of winning the championship last season. The team is coached by Jim G:tens, assisted by Ian Fletcher and McCusker. The manager is Sabine Jarvis. A.J. GkOE7v/ hr ev Advertiser photo Sharpshooters The Zane 17 Ontario Cadet Air Rifle Championships were held at Pick- ering High School recently with sharpshooters from across the province taking part. Here, Chris Kunsman (foreground) of Pickering is coaching shmpter Derek Brechin who takes careful aim at the target. Both shooters belong to the Ontario Regiment Cadets. The event was organized by the Department of National Defence. I low area mentors are helping launch a class act. Fourteen colleagues are helping make changes in the lives of elementary school students. They're volunteers with Big Brothers' In -School Mentoring Program in Ajax and Pickering. The School Boards and Big Brothers work to make the program happen. Together they match mentors with students, who could benefit from one -toxone attention and positive adult role models. For an hour each week, mentors work to boost students' self-esteem while stressing the importance of a good education. These mentors work for Royal Bank in Ajax and Pickering. They're just some W" AOYEIRTI R.OWEOlIESM EDITION. tll■ieh b, 2= POM M P Durham Clearnet game play international tilt Lightning women on ice against Japan tonight fhc season isn't over yet for the I)ur win Clearnet Lightning women's hurl cg team which will suit up for an international contest tonight, �tic.lnesday. March 29. Although lung since eliminated runs the Women's National Hockey Lcaguc playoffs, the Lightning will I .�c the Japanese national team in an : vhlhition game tonight at the Picker- n�• kccreatiun Complex. I he game is scheduled to start at 7 n tin the Dclaney Pad. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for youths. The Lightning will also play the Russian national squad on Saturday. April I. This game will he hosted at the Teen Ranch rink, near Or- angeville. 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Together they match mentors with students, who could benefit from one -toxone attention and positive adult role models. For an hour each week, mentors work to boost students' self-esteem while stressing the importance of a good education. These mentors work for Royal Bank in Ajax and Pickering. They're just some W" AOYEIRTI R.OWEOlIESM EDITION. tll■ieh b, 2= POM M P Durham Clearnet game play international tilt Lightning women on ice against Japan tonight fhc season isn't over yet for the I)ur win Clearnet Lightning women's hurl cg team which will suit up for an international contest tonight, �tic.lnesday. March 29. Although lung since eliminated runs the Women's National Hockey Lcaguc playoffs, the Lightning will I .�c the Japanese national team in an : vhlhition game tonight at the Picker- n�• kccreatiun Complex. I he game is scheduled to start at 7 n tin the Dclaney Pad. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for youths. The Lightning will also play the Russian national squad on Saturday. April I. This game will he hosted at the Teen Ranch rink, near Or- angeville. The visiting Japanese and Russian national women's teams will use the exhibition games as preparation for the women's world hockey champi- onships being held in 'vlississauga next month 5.25% 5.75% 6.25% Annul Campeau/ rete of S14% tar C -WW R bell for 1,ears. Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Sena 65 4.60% Year 1 d 2000 r, ■ : • a 1-800-575-5151 or www.csb.gc.ca jo�use me, just passing through OSHAWA GENERALS LIVE OHL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Thursday, March 30th at 7:30 pm - Ottawa at Oshawa Friday, March 31 st at 7:30 pm - Oshawa at Ottawa Sunday, April 2nd at 6:30 pm - Ottawa at Oshawa Additional Games if Necessary Tuesday, April 4th at 7:30 pm - Oshawa at Ottawa Wednesday, April 5th at 7:30 pm - Ottawa at Oshawa Thursday, April 6th at 7:30 pm - Oshawa at Ottawa OROGERS televi ' n Good Luck from all your friends at Rogers! AVAILABLE ONLY ON ROGERS CABLE CHANNEL 10 of many Royal Bank employees across Canada who take time out to help in their communities. And we'd just like to take this opportunity to thank them for doing what they do and to thank Big Brothers for putting our donation to such good use. Interested in becoming a meetior° Call (W)5) NS6-2871 for information• 64M ROYAL BANK FINANCIAL GROUP ® Registered trade mark or Royal Bank of Canada • Ilpig♦IIE�avew 5�ntdComme.ry - 11 Bulletin Board The News Advertiser welcomes your notices for bulletin board. Non- profit organi- zations are welcome to submit their announce- ments for publication. DEADLINE: 10 days prior to event. FAX them: 683-7363 EAWL them: shoustonO durham.net AWL them: 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, On- tario, L1S-21­15 P PAGE 04 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEIMESDAY EDITION, fMwel 29, 2000 Curling season winding down at club League cham sp determined at Annandale BY11.4f IiASSOA' were one-two in the 'B' di- Spetfal to the Nru'sAtli ertoer vi oon: Glen Hill and Rick AJAX — The unsea- Moak emerged in the 'C" sonahl% %yaiin weather had bracket and Geoff Fox and nothing to do with league Cliff -Taylor capturing 'D' play coming to a close at honours. the Annandale Curling ••• Club. The weather may The Annandale Skin, have something to do. plavdown has beenwhit- however. with a shortage ilea down to the final three of entries in the men's and teams. The Castle Clean - mixed championship play- ing Jun Payne rink has won downs yet to be settled. the 'A' ,tae. In the 'B' League winning teams side. Gordon Norton goes will be given prizes or up against the John cash. In the men's compet- Williams team with the itive league 'A' section. the loser being sidelined. Barry Moylan team came ••• first. followed in second The Ontario Teranet place by the Jon Payne bantam buys and girls rink. Other winners and championships gets under runners-up teams in their way at Brantford Golf respective categories were Club on Wednesday. Bert Durand and David March 29 and will run W'akc in the 'B division. until April I. Paul Boy- Gerr% Pinkney and Adrian land and his team of Darryl Shewchuk in 'C'. John Hill. Chris Hut/ and Peter Williams and Steve Mid- Stecvk. along with coach dleton in 'I)'. Paul Boy- Paul Bourque. will repre- land and Brian Peterson sent Annandale after their for 'E*. and. finally. Bruce regional win earlier in Gilder and Terry Eastman March. The championship won 'F', i, an eight -team round- Lcaguc winners and robin race with no playoff runners-up in the Thursday except to break tics. night mixed league were. Also on the weekend of respectively. Run lack and April I. an Annandale Jon Payne in 'A*. Mike team heads to the regional Cicci and Stcve Stewart for plavdowns in the IVC: 'B'. Walter Nash and Ken Mixed tournament in En - Paulette in 'C'. and Kim msmure. Warren Leslie Bradley and Frank Buy- will skip his team of Bren- lard in 'D' da O'Hara. Dave Hutchi- On Friday night Ken son. and Dawn Tester. The Moorc woo 'A N'ith War- foursome won the zone ren Leslie second. Scott plavdown in Uxbridge McGhec and Ed O'Leary March IS. Pickering selects drop semifinal playoff series PICKERING — The Pickcnnf Panther, minor peewee select hockey team came up %hart against the Markham Waxers in the York-sinwoie league playoff semifinal,. In the best-uf-three %cmi- final series, the Panthers were eliminated from fur- ther action after going down two games to none. The Markham Waxers kook game one by a narrow 2-1 daemon. Pickering', lone goal was ,cured by Kylc Frederick,, unammted. Markham wrapped up the %aria% and a berth in the league final% after downing Pickenng 1-0. The Panther, received outstanding goal- tending from the tandem of Matthew McMulkin and Robert Morra Time peewee PanthLr% ad- vanced to the semifinals after a narrow victory in the five -point quarter -final so- nes with the Vaughan Rangers. Pickering took the wric% victory five Points to three. The Pickering peewee %e- lects dropped the series opener to Vaughan 3-1. Matthew Perrault scored the lune Pickering marker. unas- sisted. The two team% settled fox a 2-2 tie in game two of the sones. Perraull scored both Pickering goals. Ryan Van Santvixitt and Derek Savoie drew assists. The Panthers took charge of game thin. scoring a 4-1 victory. Bobby Clark notched two goals. Van Santvtxxt and Justin Bruce potted one apiece. A%%i%lang were Craig Deehank. Bryan Canoe. Leland Street. Taylor Gray, Josh Linklctter. Per- rault and Brice. all with one. The Pickering peewees ck»ed out the %cries with a victory. No ,core was %ub- mitied. Van Santvoon and Gray %cored for Pickering. Frederick, and Clark earned assists. Marra and Mc- %lulkin played well in rid to preserve the victory. The Panther-,' sca%on was a Wong one which saw them post a league -leading record of 15-2-I. Team members arc Craig Dcehank, Steve Lodcr. Ryan Lind%ay. Brvan Cru%c. Kvlc Walker. Lcland Street. Tay- lor Gray. Ryan Van Santvoort. Bobby Clark. Justin Bruce. Derek Savoie. Matthew Perrault. Josh Lin- kletter. Adam Tun and Matthew Evans. The team is coached by Bob Bruce. Steve Grav and Kevin Street. The manager is Lance Lindsay. 111lIs IFWin TODAY'S PAAPEF OUR NEIGHBOURS HAD QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PICKERING "A" RE -START So we used the Power Workers' Pickering "A" _Checklist to get the answers they wanted. There's nothing complicated about the Power Workers' Checklist. We just kept a record of the questions our neighbours asked most often. Then, we went out and found the answers. We know that Pickering "A" and Ontario's other nuclear plants are safe. We're the people who keep them that way. We work in the plants every day, and our families live nearby. Nobody knows more - and nobody cares more - about nuclear safety than we do. We also care about our communities. We think our neighbours have a right to all the facts. So - here's a sample of the questions we asked on our Checklist, and of the answers we found, because we want everyone to have the facts. 11a dd7 .b." wasa mi111 d'd f � m { fall aj 1' d to operate •gam station continue on the station. nngVe never She pickering impar have and there was n° such as California that areas Aln reactors during noting gems w 16had any prob -►tally earthquakes. HOweyer —�I► pickering area is se►sm wn that the major earthquake ud1es have shO %Ow risk - a fyumerous st ans there i a� t, into this. acts designed to stable, which me fund rese rot ed ptckerin9 OpG continues tO , A• will include P nfirm ring ssessrnent co n the service of Picea A fent 81% nitude 6 ° re The return to s even safer.greater than Mag me areas whe of key safe Plant uakes moment showed s° hening make a earthq strengt and „A� could wit H Weyer, this � - will include the key equipment Scale. made ed anchoring Richter S encs could walls, improv improvem trete s masonry and concrete SencY air system - • a. improve em P1CK Rj� ,. CHECKLIST There are 18 questions - r� i. and 18 answers - on the Power workers' Pickering "�^�► 'A' Checklist. Get a copy. It's good to have the facts. -,. POWER WORKERS" UNION We live in Pickering, too. K you hmm 4wdiows yoa'd Neo awwerodr got a copy of ilio ,rower Wtorbwe heli erbg "A" Cbeck NeL Fill out the coupon below and mail it to us at, 244 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario, M4P 1K2 or fax it to us at (4161322-2448. We'll send you a copy of the complete checklist - and the answers. If you'd prefer to view the checklist on-line, visit our Web Site at www.pwu.ca ::- i-sw;_7 Lb..Please send me a copy of the Power Workers, Pickering "A" Checklist with the answers to our questions about Pickering "A". Name: Address: Province Telephone Postal code email -L- NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EOfTION, Mrweh 2!, 2000 PAGE SS AIP ■ Entertainment - #' PUBLIC . *,-AOTICE e NEWS ADVERTISER MARCF-i 29, 2000 Jokers' wild at next Festival AJAX — Fun and frivolity will highlight the Festival Players Philhar- monic's fifth in its concert series here next month. Entitled 'Jokers Wild', the concert will feature a musical mix of fun suit- ably scheduled for April F(x)ls' Day, Saturday, April 1 at 8 p.m., at the new Carruthers Creek Community Church. The concert, with Festival Players' artistic director Stephen Riches con- ducting, will prove that serious com- posers do have a lighter side. Music by Haydn, Grieg, Rossini and Mendelssohn will be featured. Joining the orchestra in rounding out the program of merry mischief are the County Town Singers, conducted by Tracy Marck. The season finale for the Festival Players Philharmonic is slated for Sat- urday, May 27 at 8 p.m. at the Car- ruthers Creek Community Church. The concert, entitled 'Immortal Beloved% offers a tribute to the most famous of all musicians. Ludwig van Beethoven. The great piano concerto which brought the composer to prominence in Vienna exactly 200 years ago will he performed by internationally - renowned Canadian pianist Antonin Kubalek. The fifth anniversary season of the Festival Players Philharmonic kicked off last September with a gala perfor- mance by Michael Burgess. Plans are Yuk it up throughout April in Ajax AJAX — April is chock full of chuckles at Yuk Yuk's Eau in Ajax. Each Wednesday night throughout the memth, the comedy club has The Launching Pad, which showcases new and emerging cornedy talent. Comedians Tim Nutt and Chris Quigley take the stage on Apnl 6 to 9. Steve Patterson is the opening act. John Wotxlbury is the headlining comedian from Apn1 13 to 16. Also on the comedic hill of fare are Gavin Stephens and Mark Matthews. Paul W-tldlraum will be joined by fcnow stand-up comedians Dan L,- coppe and Kevin McGrath April 20 to 23. Finishing off the month will he Lou Eisen and Darren From on April 27 to 30. Angelo Tsavouc-has is the opening act. Friday and Saturday shows start at 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Ticket prices range from $4 to S 15. Yuk Yuk's Esau is at 235 Bayly Su For more information or for tickets, call (416)967-6425. Cop Chorus sings for parking lot fund AJAX — The Toronto Police As- sociation is singing here tonight to raise money for the St. Paul's United Church Parking Lox Fund. The Cop's concert will he raising morley tonight, Wednesday. March 29 at 7:45 p.m. to pay off some of the debt from paving the church's parking lot. Tickets are 510 and can he pur- chased at the door, or in advance from Tom Rosebush at 839-2026 or Barb Kisil at 683-5009. Admission is free for children underage 12 years. Refreshment will be served. The church is at 65 King's Cres. SHER�AfN HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Can ea ... In what you value most ... TRUST -FREE- Fhkmdmf s &sees.. 666-8245 1-080-790-9'111 DaEIIN IMorgnt 40BV CORRECTION FOR OUR 20 PAGE FABULOUS FASHWN SALE (SALE DATES: MARCH 27 - APRIL 2.20(110) . PAGE 2 - Featuring Jessica Career Pink Cardigan 8 Sweater will not be available for this promotion. 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Da open Atrdry ro Fro Sam - NG, TARO SAM Oro 106K. Excellent COf1dIIiOn. Warranty. RefUlbi~ i New ug11P0O1 a eArLy ow eMwoW ailwrNown rthno- M1.00MW. ON L1H IES 11 m Sal 9a m • 5P. (�OSH2743M APRIL fs7'H AND 9TH $9. . Certified a forted. APPS• AN Uhl. Nid6{ded. _ ReepHwbilities include handling c'ustt rner Eel. calls, data entry, processing cu tooter TDDL ARD of 16ASM- ELF. prriarge0 m ewang ad de- by 3 bedrooms. be suchen and famrNroore fere50 m yard Pram Awdow ns. $45.00 Per Table For The Weekend DWS 905-052-3761 W hence Supt• i IMMTet. _ orders and following up ten orders m Sn't 6m Wnmum 5 Yom Wood •�r'�'• fE 705-.157-2561 On eft ��. $1, s165.OgD. 1858 ,On. Mia Cw ro paw 1905404 -,MO Shop a,penence Top Wage OW Doaumy Ice the tan PKmH- S sm. 10 namtlls. 3 years and 5 years ramme care m Contact Mike or Laura 99S Rental office. MDR - Fri. 12 noon • DpIN 110 Be FT Terry Tawus Thu pttsutkat requires an excellent cttmmunuca- hg ares Fax resume goy- yyoolir home Mon IMn. AT DA>tICLAlees To of Line. Red Exterior, Bel a Sun Ifx4►'SM - for with strong wnttm and verbal skills who u 87.3513 6.3W m - Min m Wh"CV Shouds area RNthem le 3 Black R Tan with leather seats interior. \ 1ed7r, pproup. pawvod, • detail tmmted and hardworking.Must have at 1 fbW1a aPrte Call �� ODtionsAoaded. Only 105K. mint. A real rA=WIT PROiERTr • least 3 years customer seice expenence. Construction background desirable. nCtEwlNt an EXPERIENCED DayeAllE Ior "nee- C bath r�1s-blpracpei beauty, Balance of warranty. Certified and NULMAGROMM (905M3-145 a 4264033. bammrll apt. Pfiyae off• DENTAL ASSISTANT needed pronde, ""I'= Flesible 1 1 tested $11900. o.b.o. A must see classic. IMM � Ml now POW" PItaS! fax resume to: to( busy dental oma even. rigs Saturdays and Sundays mum -old 1;hI lours Mum be ren -striker Sebe Star 905.652-3761 000-9570-116246 teed FeRD (adnOYR BeM (905) 420-3582 Calaac Kitchen do Bath Gallery Inc. included Fa resume to of I,.*ds � (RNs' CPR and Firm W training re.Deers �� Ge 985-9354 for oft Durham Region's Evenings and weekends 705-357-25re 81 ration. bar. duo. pod mwxmd. Dome ID'&4= a $125/ p. regio emoned arras 6125 q. reWrub- $PMT, 4 r loaOd. 37.MO ons. ashKN f14,000. CAT Attention: Mr. Albert ion FOR time ���T IMAD LEASKDALE 1 1 R.hi 1 Apooeredrbn 905-509-6103. a 2 beboom bern7rm Mo wl I parsawry, iws LOOKING a pan Cai.er ro, 3 children. 2. a a SALUB GARAGE & AUTO SALES SMKM THAI 2 bedroom apartment parry 7ppli HWrd2/UVERPOOL area, full 3 bedroom noose SkM6d Ndp Skalbd It op SNOW Help 7 Must be etpenerMd, ear- 0ebe creative and Iknbk Sat. Apr. 8 th - B a.m. - 5 OwV. - do- is. can laundry f675 mtlu use of pal tied aid as KNNetrs and dnNrs W boa prion. Now trod woe WE FINAIICE Wntes RaHwy 2 Some kObf p.m. Cars, trucks and vans. Small stock of rive, araude mmedutely nroPoolna NduaveaaFgswwt re - tnopw %M and op. Is 30 EMYOK eaawm W�Mr IEIM6r 9or s zm- int W6 trade stumping Ca 5p9 -8e Sun. Apr. 9 th - 9 a.m. - 5 P.m. the bes:. From $4000 to $15,000. Cal John 905.666-8004 QU-Id Available 'immediate- sleeps pan dor an "it" $47. Rev fikaad Zr rep- First tone buy- Mm.. a for am" modw phis ash M Fleming NM Imdur $,00 pr woM (901$)5767226. Barclay's Drop in and see us at SPACIOUS p�t�s mamumM 2 cede Glens aro a N (905937-7629 PNP ers, bankrupt, (70513260102. Cal (906931A7S0 StM 0ore8 Fraiir LOVING C"rishan Immo day- 42.3 Bloor St. W. Oshawa 11950 0 Durham Rd. #1 8888 St cm` •valk-in dosets. par" rrnd- PICKERNG One bedroom m house $500,mumn mduvve lam Awn to. no EFL PKWMO. 2-berwm DOW room (7; In prrvae A UrlMed Dorlhition Compttrry care will Hach alphaM TONS OF VENDORS & w otlr new am 10- t4aKd Cab p o clove ro sheds sltitppeg :-ore Go sWbn utinres Snare kitchen LiIN,OrY, bah - 'am ff aDmmmt $Wee- tae ailed no pr tr rem is smokdp. Fn pees Gil (905) Eo53 fro dOM. full heNgir. hap rHp numbers and vaiks 2.5 years preschool. First Ad/ 111 IN STORE SPECIALS. IF a 11 11 pwa nnuded Call 726499, mom 2 m Lens to GO. only single coding ,emcee. qn- Fleming, Canada's largest manufacturer of steel doors and cPR Yaky Fam Rd Hwy 2. hea'''h1Q"'0 G0 (9D51 7- afw OSHAWA 923*" Armnam (905) 837- frames for the non-residential building construction market and 9600 Don't miss the teat deals. g NOT A uwRn WARE• HOUSE SALE' JUST 01M0 , the fastest growing company In its indust In North America, Is 9 9 P Y TY DAY AVAILABLE. FAon- day F„day 3 months 6 up N7dr a 1 mkt YM4i� 1 OLD FASINONfO 11ALIIF AND EBtrlu TRV IIS Ar CERn- Family Bldg Large 2 R 3 BiR units $I70 8 SOUTH AJAx. couple wen yg eve Iumrched Dor lW e currently adding a 3 shift and looking for qualified individuals Dellth wk 6 8,ock 18 ears TENDER SSW OAR E6. 37 Cavalerr cel Iron $7 975 Blazer 97 LTD. S82S.00 0Mdies includ- ren parprN. Wu"dry. SDP. ole. Steps to for its expanding production operations. r mperrem LOVING CARE Ask ro Oaty 19051683- HANK -3 A►PLIANCEE Parrs/ WANTED eerier stir" ste.8o0. w Ca- e3 Easy access 10 Aw hand f450 ori mAat Ali " $4 Manufacturing Engineer. Candidates must have a minimum of 5270 rip Ex►Ep1ENCE0. LOVING saleuse.mne Matcmnp Irmpymove lite new XL501tM Seim lop =ruin. 2yr onM lop "o" 'Leaf Tickets Will face value. avan SE. WK. paha, nom, $12.500.96 Cmaher Content- ble fdaoed. $13.995.95 iGratd sCno015. Shopping. For aOp t call 'eUS) 721 6741 ,9051427-3954 three ears experience in manufacturing/process engineering. Y P g g. oryIher ,,rjS to a•S 10 M°` �� washers tt50 Ed,acap direct -erne pay Mall Bruce Am baled. t101(. A-4 \905/ e ,uDMneE apucm�10 Uk Ln 6 aay- a'P You should be familiar and knowledgeable in robotics, material g ceedren. tWupari tm,e. Ha- wooa4o, Near Lea Eqm up -Shen ttorw Was es Amara -by- 579-4400 nee. %985 96 Amo Cl AWD. loaded. 93K perfect. asking WHITBY f Bedroom Dass "e of 116d ,r Al ,ernes f600 adu- handling, and flow technology, line balancing, machine Ps. nmre M M technic- es DarNy619-2744 s199i 2yr she only $799 rude '4rge ext. 2207 $12950 Aeorsrar 95. awd ext loaded ed mmt $9.965 risen aot wnh woo a parley°rd warner dryer parking al". +e 905937.3027 si Cordame leant utilization, sheet metal 8 related tooling, process design 8 LO FOR OuaM. sir, sNeaHier moves f1991up De- 6IIINTFO oar trdpe..n 9 94 Tempo GL. an. Aft. load- ed nags only Mk. wow' -i g1R 6 hem m ewuf.w „ea A.al May +s+ $6501 For Amill implementation. The ideal candidate will be a college graduate, p leg g latmg p,opram for yaw rob Her° rail N at oboe Pm- 509 Definite hon. ,xmO 'ondiuon 905 Ito It.,, S30aup Aman 97A'a 305-986.31x3 (SM) $6 a50. 94 Grid P x SE. loaded. 1»K supe seek .�•me utch"i.e cable emra „aargs 1905668-0538 or MORING31o6'ELLESa1ERE 2 oedronms '[ rims 5 eO- and have industry related experience. ate Home Uayrare at Went try HngMs Ium 427-2116. washer ixty 2yrs. lie new 6 SOL Too mi¢h b km 426 , 1 $6995 FIRM 94 Obs Cam. loaded 117k. $71195. 94 J•5-5742621 p1urK•es 24 nau seventy. ' Crime to Maintenance Mance this is a da shift Manager: y position and the FICIIERINC NacA / RNIB daycare 18 mormrs to S con St5190517264Ot3 0raa FLOORING VIEW 7•a cpat SE got loaded. 141,. As" 59.500 93 sin' WHITEY Senior t Apt Com On M t.o bedroom nr pahuN all MIr ten individual will be responsible for the management of the LWN 12 hear: DI -N ,tarps lenge bah,,,,, and pan) NARpWOOO CRAFT AND ANTIOUE 3'A' • 3.T t6G Sew at OARS wanted Spaces from 10,cn Jn,m¢red 52501sa tt W)Qn Ond1 uI a fed err, Sedan. at. alto aeNp4r 106K. %.850 ki Costa. SOD m.W. 129K n°" +• aok May Is[ hI an 9M '-f setting Wactrl from CA 905- ,5145 CHK 90rr6534145 , 1 Ofhkea R" som • maintenance of the facility and its equipment. Supervising a raps. story bene. imNc. mr First Pre1e"ahed $Nsa ft P'a �rrrlu^s for you who dpp'1 FJ need 36� OSHAWA 2 BEDROOM %$50 9t rrarment. 8 load �a•k NI Ad*n rdtded For staff of 5 over 3 shifts the individual will have a minimum of 5 thAqui mels i ,ryhis Ad. C PR ahntred Non- Floor n. 5' $1 TOKo.p to be arc Dom 7 days Gavnp 4oahne,y Eon Can a week ArmaM Sam ad ed 5 sped. UNBELIEYASLE $,84 ,n ,o:r.,.e � I, �, ria .ng ro acOt «0430.7397 APPROX 960 rt R man W.i, • years related experience preferably in metal stamping tiwceNN. hitapfs. 90543'{ 17.4 Dag (9051649-,506 Country crap 54" 1618 D Ido s Fan r.tev nos; MIM AP ,6?IC HOW 0 700 92 sun- a 9 e No ao� l o « bWg + bewh. a aid mm sI 5 c,, !Taw- fattier as 1 bad. ,omen , aubla m welt mam- ,Due� dere, ;ru:.e location Wu,nn PO $ psnate S; b efIVIfOrlmeflt. NOME TNEATIIE HOME a A4508 NC , EFICC5 DniW n,fi d AP laterite; S1N; clump" FOL, YT CLASSES - apo- ,40K. air sono. .850 4, Aalaim U t ream. 151K. 90 Suzula $dr limed omgnp A Sevens Re. eery Ltd, Braker 905.668- am/ professional mmrFS CHK 576199 W br Skra Supervisor: Production Surs�ay�sur: for the 3" shin. This irxlividual Should wan MWiDk c0 oa me emesene ors eldsSGi starting Apel kontlyick $4:'95 3 19121-2232 E 191 111 •lery},ed mpihit pec nadbp. Epak are. wnh garage Avail May 1rI 717 FLUOR n a r4 for It for ApOmx 580 have a minimum of 5 years related manufacturing expenence in NOME HEALTH CYE r,em, t;, "g D'n1e..' 1 ^ea m 5 -speakers 3-A1ode)s your tr)thi ve,y nr,�bcr _110IM a a« 250 -Pad apes mum ms cede lwaeef4b aN $,4195 GI me Nr " Foamy dewrats, she 32 M McWf4 Cenkw Ale ywdry. 5 Hoof atces b Win rim ow Mu can oto w-.• eerie ro em am rem .m rap Park - Nom Rnaw " Pa a union environment. rare Wo,tdar 11 cnn.,= Wa+ra am help roe lied go. Liquid" - Ptge SM. aoaate timers Aman to .Ne ripples tan Flurry also mair 'armes, our C.*. 1% St. Wet. W h Gn hrWlr4 wMW Melte.. LIST. 57$ -?M yup+ nnY„' Caa Dan Hay- bra Sales Rep Rodd» 419 mailable Ureas maud- ed Call K=N''905) 57"123 Neblr schedule; a tadabk For Lard for been ratedion Oahawa speciality Laam a crap that q 3111 .mho- NOW"' OPEN THIS UMP we M5A30-S 37 'Iyrry 119911 lb - AJAx. 1.000 so" Maintenance Electrician: with a trade certificate and a nor' mfa tall a MED ASWT (9051 259-2441 Sahni (905) 579.ONS3 ran reheee press ad pve 0low rd Sial AwemakMe OMWA- 3M SOKM ET 5. (905, 660`-700 ani nosh 666• 37„ op.�stgp „u „ ,ygie. minimum of 3 years related experience is required for the day Isnpl enormous MDUSTRIAL 5114. warmrp g0S1S*3"7s�mbmrrt 1 neH rob I betr,nm aq he"w .d hurt :tiled d,rve m dna m ,., eoahi AaleW >P shin. 1 IF Pm macmre aM 2 mainler 751b dryers 905579462, $550 ,nihes araiude CASH FOR CARS' Ne ,sty nigaWy FirnlyN R- 1 Fr para Ont A1KN 13. 90541-9la5. LOM { 1 +,eU .rr .. rn,Ges moilam�Cal SNOW Ste -dry- Cal '1 -oat beaten Mor Maintenanx Mechanics: for the 2' and 3" Shifts, who have a CHILD'S -.. •:Sri War inn v,17 daTWAL d,AWq 3600 n -.,g ( 1571-3229 r (9051124 427. over 427-N,5 or Wier b 4» 0182511 7! a Gli pA minultum of 4 ears of related a are required Y �. eq m'n �'"'f'• 41' poi. `a"d =Al 90598506'6 LAST CELLULAR PHONE n Sl FJM. a kN bo. cove m.w- rip wheel $30f1 roe. MTCIB pIPBH 3 cep Mao rase Por Pe y a stun rot :rO AO MIT0 SALES WNTSr eAWENf .'HOER NEW, MANAGEAN N' ON _ MECHANICS oar Harm H you are a talented, well -organized sen -starter, able to work tial 610 awewq era Hitti. I.- 11 ,.- .et 905-"5 2511 .0 Oak - Ithish- A a . Aura ars. mraa ad w bedrom ,Dartnehi o,ay s„«t "x ;w,°�,,,g, with a minimum of Supervision, and are looking for opportunity. beided attatea thin Orr paw. 53000 "a $Soo iArna 1 sdefeat "Vbwdg. +r Mals We pay X a $10000 mailable in reme modwn :ash on me slml Am Ana evidind Ahbhme mdu0d F rsJ rime Bwe: qpd red nybairt roam alta ani can Dgesm• 54nome Flemingovers u an attractive compensation and benefit Yd 831 17 os oro..w usso Gu "m ma can "' admw an Palma r' e. 24 pbiws. 7 d�yyyr�� Iaeedry Call 4301,W0 DJscrtup3d 9arMnepf7 enOmnM aril 908 -917 -IMO package and a challenging work environment. Send your CNNA. Mnimea 5oph hcaW son r pip cal 19051183- 19051619-+677 IaEE t0 ,".: omni a + ,,rn o„ iiia, „ ,Ja ,rib MOVING SALE mace MDauw aced W3M 9066e6S003 « ASM 9057p67M Ae3R1yTn1 GORCEOM Short 011 Lbfnlpaym 2 errt y,p,We4 • ' feSlMle t0: amok �x,m pan mm gad O?c, pen'clwro Fairy 1 v:np« ap,rtn,ra Norm ^044 �Anrpea Dim -,ble 2 w A cram � a~ a,rpe 9p541- 1 cNma. Iauray ,atihf n, (19s"rS� 571-6275 1 NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE HR Dept Fleming 20 Barr Road, Ajax, Ont. Ll S 3X7 Or Fax p W /I 0791. Apr { pm m o' "'L Hina b prk ad a• aliam Xmas ms559W.M w 1-800.0/¢6275 905 427-1527 or e-rrlail'h Rep, ®fleemngd r.com' 1 rdeP4 9doo 1e F1 LUNO ,enm,n m bon "Wohmbill* BMM FON SAL! toad r1ANo FOR SALE s n need Seait,s 55,bmr •'w ^.. ., . " wr10. �� M 1,4 tm.n a ommen. as a°aNO'r M0" aMMer 90.SM4191 verNan rsvee :w MM { hyaa income for interview nm 27 np$arpastnir ad 1rF w 0 aM a+a, br Hadrian Ped ped :Iroem Con- aid a- � WK aw M" goad %MO AM Didami, on. =dmp tJ1NkNa int► We regret but only those rcWividuals selected an WIN �: CJI fSY7529 ., wmogan .1heef rt. hd » ""w*g'e R: � ,M y 3 m aft ' dMEi o old sdr�" be contacted. biped pWm O fuer r.om � °f +t 500 raRpe Lm 431- stet No peei'sRWarq ,s1 i Deftm SBM CRAFT=w life •aha t• -e saw mo $; Y. Lab diarNerd. lewd and reapaad MNAWA OB[OENLS arra S70W Cee 186 Clnsr- s r. ap.n .Orn 217 IMI A.akele Arir p Cai "Wo Iyaaug*aww� seal soon 905-576IM2 a • 1436 74n Wt FM) Puppy • R.- -4 Noce ra 1M{ Dom SN. stadw. (M) -477-M4 911154"19 t99e Damme Cem*w 21 FANO TIONNCIAN a.rNme Wee, M! Ben (M) 475 roc .it aruMrCO arm {MIE 3bdroom mare per ,Dano ,Hent Joos t95- au. IPI iwtirg r,,.pr, enol aq. w tinpt $12.500 ALSO bungaow ad aw-rdro 1 CalePa m hams -.t n a4 pumnasir aHn�naoixi m w Mit-C"TED Wh"W Tr 'M CArtr ~0O W. lama. �t :n Sara dm b Mc Don WIN Grgprr bes msMr. a neOdaa Air n hi peer iK rmWba4 MaRaNwa 4.e rr pupil Mia-owt SEA u, I SET7111G . Rxe shot. Lx tea Barad. aaameE ppaapms� 1pr rW Cal gprgeaw Tedat bens JW a Spee. iE'g00 471-96H AYI NNII I.YE >paooM. Scvmrw. C J l 4 swr.m 12 dour" PdWS. smart ad arba9pya277837 re for, taw ►aWme em an plc. ' Jr rialOn ua4 Peva, tuarnr ..n •ownbne nxfages. nW+aWa "uoi Jurpy mmeltedW rbROOM TARO. 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Yat 905170- omen a 40rw Hamery +wan M67269100 rN aw ' a, I'm wa,.arery ►e6 > see: -...nen rowu •:ac tmcem no Dat Goa. 944 Rear Cameo Dor I44w APPLIANCESM•eh.OrrWa 7- Re! IIaYt %SM3.OM a lwr SNEIIr -Moro mern,rip. vaepr, ala. efeeldi welder ager Moro. 7130 2i t9SY003N70-MM Jan 1-1 'r Opprrrrtr ire, 1,10OD ?WNW ado, 5maed claim r fo poo A IMkmr T. ?a 14V ism 1q,7AK✓N,ory r,en,WR,r maccnl,p heavy hued wapw SWOOM CiMft ro.4n ►.irdo.t. Hoa lOae aur. , $ ' oho 905.W.. so= IID r11 tea. 2 016 A "KAUKE am, Iron -craw fryer %rine +a ftppsa shim, e , , harry m �, AhwaatNie rheeR. 54700 CII 3AM -gum par .,lode 4 aD- 5580 paw" ,pan row ;t+w • h Alw NerNeore cker 1359 taus ice. Wry other n0514e-4M2 prVrce, W 4.6.444-'381 home s" a %1.900P,Areere.we area 2 Mea f270 PiceanN sues ala "Won ceWOb no pn 4X4 305 A tend. not to lar ow rim OIC 905ldmsm Ape grngm as d4drl 761 aro WIN .wed ,nim time MK"M OWe . argl 2 { YTorAnC ORrlR $175 abKar Rd Idea 3 EEMwur1 TSM TOM Gt 4 M my Eaeeiam :'0m"0 WRiOa 3 sI pnt-M ata- N hf 0r encoded awrN TIRE! 80MI Cray be► Wa=ne, 5:75 Frost her n- For more tad CNN Eg6-dt4 per, hyyd „m m. WOW "R'a'a"wa Aa""1 Mi0 Har 'u "tA-°rh- !0 Beef089 en 2" :old 04w �aG' am hS*%d n,'gprakw f300 No r ..nom 2053 %.500 ilM)4 4 M ;Nerd OetfdKY hoer b M lel You RMI Rea ESDI Xa mem fenced and IaM onrr relaid Cam llrry i emiss.Rt S.'-50 19M Cir amerrdea Fleece aN KaDed . N ani 3 aP 90552 MR" a 1903mm M!D NUMMNIYT EOW Oche aMOMMc. dn0. low "IN FORD Wh *OCW wmd' n061*3-De" It 484 AJAX Aaaanu d meme. m No Ad W -n HENT neer ubet Wan ems Sieso 0~ a eew- ow vee+ iso hat Nod ani W ARO t111NTer Aw 2 1araM m awe Mom 0215 nnirt w waN tds $IC,YJC Wa WeuOW CENTRAL WNTSr Bran pr,rrr.;,r war�me roux for 5152000 90S4D62W MARIAN CARET tt7atr.=ou,er.:Jtalcim ver 4wP'r 1905N19-2751 d „ada ry 19g3N21-7{65 ffppaac o'.s ' .0,oe&" ceps n •7ara/a +pluaa«t SOWAAWVIUE 0e. radM R•eev Madam CSNr Tire San. Od*, N .. rf ops. N161937.5760. deer m+n Dip waaam StgO. ii Man 'AAwby 3-- 10kk pwpae,w on pay aw ' win Jays Wde to Machine commoton IM1 Format begs A Co. teed tiro 6 M 3 , *@Nmmifir- ISX b past Ar44 rbl room sew 4 ap0l,ar«I WA 3 „v,,,,m, 9p MreP. lots' RaOfars 6eW PrN.me oraR. and atw 773-9041 who ani in -3 kir 6 .ryi .pair a=- 1st 4125kAIr•awred $1100 "OktM .HAdtl 105hemostrips - Bw Jr rn 1905N2637M iTORACf IAAAtR3 Ior sale hen condteA hilt ardwir ani OP* includes rr Mpi- Ag{li{74123 7065200 Wqw eM. CAART pan m.erW a ml We ra• sn mem tea 57!00 Cal 1905944- CrniArO i eei,oda 10Mdd risom u�',ry, M utak.Dedraoa aria moa taiaq nth $739.000 momaw ram d hew Soto- went it* ground Maas A f10 f00 CIa DM 50{•SS2 Pod umaio naudd Z o mater .d 100% mytrn W. •amme40 4367693 or 43M Stix age"" Pkr B 4NMOW.0 SWvm We* �� W� +q M9-4100 centrage Wrllino ManufacturinK company in the M. Far I m4 rarpa Tour hwN I -Q49 And half br Pm kwwk Isnot TNSS ASDM $uwm. ISO 000 Fit 4 yl WO.Ac 104 FORD 3L 'in rust env 19054446247 M6 AND TOWRME re- )618-49ea a ISM"I- d.,: .Nt rhw.d r 3.1 bedratms -fled bwlNMm. - Bowmanvilie area, requires 0 FT. CoMir STH WHEEL notion c rDW /d ab m sWlaleon 130 sgir� yad41 PNEI'OY f11RIN71111E. Jen. RVI a UNSY s am- � powr sum0d. W. ace, e CROSMI. door WAAW 1$02 po" m Fm 7 Sam ,65000 - E. aMrl onsm. SMUG Cap ams= renwae0 oa DWr apt upper k.a d ,rip*. AJAX. WOW" M 356 rooms rac "Jdw. t.,7 bade. 00 SWNOM COMM air. on hen. OY plGhen Cao -ice ISSN, eowpped Cont. the following positions: . Larve, o applynas. IaOr IerrxA barya,d. Hem pito,. ooMk Stere n051743-0iM at�asana Fw'°'ur Pke Cerbm MO= *Do 52600 d Mp dkr w a 9 A.anrt Mae fn No 1Ms 5 appeariM. A2 51250 MN boards 2-or42-nry4Gf grape. $1200 pr morin 970 Harmony Rd N. AealaOk P o'Pef • CNC set-up operator pelsm a Gurdka OrsP. 97 cwm &W a IMM row open desfpn aw wmw nos) 427-90x2 Ami JMP YJ 1987 4 . 4. 4-w. $561),.W t ockdn m VIN- hme 7243325 Lease rwaupt 1905)428- spa 5164.900 ca1905.623-99Q6 KeN • CNC Plapanuner with Simart-Cam experience Me Md, piAorop. edea- WOOD FLSONMG: carpet 3 roans from f37 130 see yd.) naw an OW rdeciaer Lei w 1we row beds rib itW- TONS Mum sen-. 2 nor. hard too { sop top. trader n1a+ qoa0 calbbm 17900 ug11P0O1 a eArLy ow eMwoW ailwrNown rthno- 9. OSHAWA 3.1-Ordreom Derasplet .Nina be. nal. Id hrdwOObSr- ora wmwfb moraL gr a how. WNW. sed • Machan - tool &lalnkmance mechanic • Senior clerical person for Apdatlra66 k schtd&11/1a Sloice. 011909 Includef carpel orenNum pn ano nista ytbn F r M.O" carpet mmm 4y we hyo ow w4cran- •N he hWyp a W4l SOLID DVI a eek tarn ae aeabata peY emewm rwurN cptb ten. 55350 050 Cap WWW MS -4S3.1447 mm bedroom buemmt cep pp- kat em NC W. -MY. Sep oN wLw ltrolespona mi by 3 bedrooms. be suchen and famrNroore fere50 m yard Pram Awdow ns. CAL gee Das urge W VIM a tar mods AWN .- Fax resumes to (905) 434 Gf09, a DVI hen. non-MNakr. no Mt. $Opp . gg% I,rps. lw Serving DKrham and lir ani crew Lards arMWra ani n YEARS ria- dwonal Wooda'orwg 115 1905WA-7532 •�r'�'• M Iles ned Kb- mmr.ieoNwpOay 416-6241852 or ig5p pWt uikMs GI M. 43.65M Gan Pk Mr, Re- $1, s165.OgD. 1858 ,On. Mia Cw ro paw 1905404 -,MO lam. 905-72H77t. Attn: H R Dept. P 5154832556 Ac Nan At. llcp Cal San 905-6W ft" Pon Road Pon Derry Mor M' bM00. 110 Be FT Terry Tawus ewrwgc 9Ds-463776 ma Adige Pmft .. No phone calls please �wQ R. LOMI 1st (3051 985.8774 hm1!/ 18M NISSAN ALTNM G,E Irma maria 1wq OWAPpn wCa 3 PE-SHWO wwv boo" m or tWfdxN ardwr. f700. m 1ed7r, pproup. pawvod, n mm So5pp. 9oS31p.lsrol CARPET AM Brrl SAIL- -tradoaroMoodmft 67.000kms. aubrrutrc. cued ' m M1111Ig �y Ile Taw b�MW a Wy 1 pan- buk s uses b ML be h�0� psm belt. 4 �� W� +q M9-4100 centrage Wrllino Caput Kar rooms. 7 s7uae M. bold. excellent condition. meteor peon,19051337.9632 lamed l m Utbndge in . nom. tamN Dan resN her-adfifed deluge. vepad. tw* ped from 537 -taw I Opp. carie wand new Mpp crab sale. $11.500 nor 0 FT. CoMir STH WHEEL A" ahi aaarp ca b905- ro verve can 905- ciao. 7 laI room 2t1 pc err AM Mp' FOLL-yarn. lend eq PART-TIME ASSISTANT M sib ASSISTANT pad oa10% ew Oat pqa W b 107E tar colors ad ppya m crus. boa sp,m,p. W 905163-2640 aper 4p m. -ice ISSN, eowpped Cont. . Larve, o applynas. IaOr IerrxA barya,d. Hem pito,. ooMk Mug sm, 5146000 Corea. 19051436-0260 No ap AtL pop and '. - pnrMe aMal products n AODM drrprr Cwlanr efor P. ted Mir 1« nurlootMrd. wtirame Ste n raapeM CSM $1175. $al 11M7 GrNruER see Dim wdt amps. 6zk hod shd locard m bewdW E" Mlle. 2 OW- roan and one bedroom MAV grape. $1200 pr morin 970 Harmony Rd N. AealaOk pelsm a Gurdka OrsP. 97 6r MMIa0. 905.451-4040 f525. 4x6726 -9M5. Lx. 2 door coup. Md. r6. =ter a°n° sawwN' Maar bl. EpNy p14 Ist ORO. geed. family bm* 4f�' lst Istnat. px (9051 2155 WAM - 3 bedroom lot - hum rN;w bWmoomtrdrl. KeN GEDM-6iae0BE PHWR4 Me Md, piAorop. edea- ado. ani. Loaded, wen. 87K. summer are or moa - ng Hoa. Moo and too } hrMd ra roan. ralIt RE60TERW PMIfr1BA• PM mgwd for FTNT DMS' Top Owbfy, "my. 1R loco- bar rad P.M. We Debw N ora wmwfb moraL gr a how. WNW. sed *a* - unimd. meet be sled. 516.900 (sm) 6554M Sloice. 011909 DWran nddM Patr MW. prknb. ad YuRry faoMe6. Mp1Aw6. 3 pdroM4 myf door. 6 app OKIL Wrrmp, a Palo. eSaMm9rh9iea,m9Na0,Arpy bra W. AM- ataxy 0M a DrkMM rJw prrA dM n Soewrhibe. aiKrOr Doodler Sias. 613461066. $96K SDPPt&s br W" re PL MO. Mg Stow. u8 aNRIIp or KNbhrds momwian nD51 -. MNBrA. bedNb. Ano of a DVI hen. non-MNakr. no Mt. $Opp . gg% I,rps. lw D�We CdA 666 ism yyewa Pkam tax hisirmr To hops. sale pownO u0M WK and SM. (416) 7M•9M5. MM ACM D11MRA GS. 2 1fM WNWWNr nm shied. ho m. roar COMM park- lam. 905-72H77t. Qw}a�ppNMp 5154832556 Ac Nan At. Mor M' bM00. MniM. nw hum M. !f�, 3;1 �4W0�4°rie6q• monefnp KK wm AM VAT mMon (7051292-56M. �wQ R. LOMI Imp. CO.mid w edOlackplor diem. D, ISW3 Sol IoW- SM taker . N&I CaD VOWAM$ • M rdon Qi 2 htl• ppirtt tomer br wlgL a ano SrwdaY 7 wot Ud. 0190® Arcade m or tWfdxN ardwr. f700. m 1ed7r, pproup. pawvod, n mm So5pp. 9oS31p.lsrol 436 -GM r PI Me.M room ties Han rrq- 1 pwbtun rpuN4d Sad M prom Ido sees. ldrY to ill g role o.ao. Cal apo 6 pm 19051%7.1072. ABS. 131 A mug $011 fc1.900 CM Cory a earNtlM nCtEwlNt an or Is Re kr rem b own a baro ire- Fee C bath r�1s-blpracpei gesNWa w' RotauRe YMi- Ca COMM 701 Rnglltd RQ raOfRt a wttw or a peel (905M3-145 a 4264033. bammrll apt. Pfiyae off• � side corer wKl. $127,900 E.. S1Afby, LIN 6Y9. D,Nihmea Oplbrlurwy Ir Ila IMM � Ml now POW" tried Cbm b all anwts. Avayrr Mas "" la Pied Or - (90516&1.2217 rod operator ECOWm aid- clonal sum n the film b•er hop. WCOMIE� FWD= St95 1 to. feW7tlAiM10 rare• teed FeRD (adnOYR BeM YknI polaba suspensrl. F7f names. speed -Ck. '% ' effplM. frNf4 mRaedLitrM- (910SM9-0127 avyI ladle. clean, Ra ntmp WrkO. 415be0ruore home. Excellent PNOMON T�43com ration. bar. duo. pod mwxmd. Dome ID'&4= a $125/ p. regio emoned arras 6125 q. reWrub- $PMT, 4 r loaOd. 37.MO ons. ashKN f14,000. CAT Poo $� u0o 9o57t83 (sWl PICG9ri Ge nY 3 bedoore men Rom M% ppyedM hWerueMs Ham• are 905.831-7056. �� FSM wn a cow~ Ftdl Time from AadiM Red let Pro- bend wee , $1991 up. new 905-509-6103. a 2 beboom bern7rm Mo wl I parsawry, iws hag0- III M a srakad Srtl laagtrwCo Ajax arta hours ksliorMy monitored and .0 DCWIM co ad rronledoaee ern opa- "a FORNBRA Plus Skilled. m lw d 420- IN TAMIOL OwV. Flalible E"Peneace a Must , 610. 901 7204506 SSV as KNNetrs and dnNrs W boa prion. Now trod woe WE FINAIICE m•,0rfidaek nig spat A0Mp0 51e0Md mat, Shia moors. and Yah Juni M. (905) 3129 Lww mesupe oswsr 6 OINM - 2CNN bedioam Mftdo. Slave kft Mh C� tnopw %M and op. Is 30 EMYOK eaawm W�Mr IEIM6r 9or s zm- int W6 trade pcsM , 1-beroom And Mr. tawdry laolbn.mdpft (91115) {?6.1711 DET, thele, 666 AN. sleeps pan dor an "it" $47. Rev fikaad Zr rep- First tone buy- Mm.. a for am" modw phis ash gmap,pm mM. arp- able intpmp1pyapPcAAMfe� No pth NM Imdur $,00 pr woM (901$)5767226. CAM= 3wR Sr Ira - PNARMICT A6&$rR Lira Peer Dars1W. 1 ia,ahi pn n and 2f hMt this frdgn PNP ers, bankrupt, (70513260102. Cal (906931A7S0 PgkeriNrAw border par• ladvam. IpMm-Mm ba. the kltdfae ape MEL ri floors. MN Ira am ca. Eno" SM. WhW aUMbbes III now &%WW. No srrec0bn bad credit, no lam Awn to. no EFL PKWMO. 2-berwm DOW room (7; In prrvae ry aw .kill t01ay. walls b tlN 7idd Lwlidatr. PIIIE LOFT TREASURES 916 w otlr new am 10- t4aKd Cab p CEedlt. YOU wen mer dKdi. MI400d 'am ff aDmmmt $Wee- tae ailed no pr tr rem is smokdp. Fn pees Gil (905) Eo53 fro dOM. full heNgir. hap rHp Poem ted swgM S.. N. 0&1*" 905 aMkaecme. a trade. "CM" conation, -10-M UK 905786- N fiIlflCafdOf PNTfgSMRAPIST higu Hol 5M-9311 day. R wFlpon's ApPILI work? You 54000 000 AND +Kuri see- { spacious 4 appkaxes. evawgs and wpMmr . y53z dna 6p in as. Same Scouter PAflt t54 dove! Lots Of MNWMoblk train, 905- Lara taxa rad =Nps to Ga Cuskxn Stainless Steel Fabrication Shop immem" la sadBN Pat- Bruce St. OWIM (905)576- 839.2129 a (4161942-59t 7 Town CMH. %o lunfri g.. Its, ROD& FON RENT. gel roomg.. / w Sm n food 6bokn� one wart' PRem to risen aq OF EINE CliARODL 7116 choice. Down Or WBines,tM?5(?j er/no pets. men bath Rd.. Large roan. to NOM AW RMID. eypypek,g wfM tp. Wnhim- Trade may be 14% 7rArRNA V•Ma. 600. ii>sine n421 • own 14ah i t v, M IlerKSINO. 16n FARO ECONO Camper Pn!eM arnd 8 experleTlCBd n 189 Out and the (905)42$-M3o or Cal MOST as from S59.. WNren pet 100 mbn. row s un�rr required. °1 rKan mod slyr it, aril Laundry. vin. extra extended bot. r 48•M71. CIALARGE 110 SO.Fr. 2 bol- $12$Nltek. let months rem 93,000 �, Db pd. operation ban $159 WITIM. Ebube S M lease carpel on had. 1 MY SIAL 1905)%74963. room Defame ani. Grey in adonce Can cher 5D in ps and a power Wake. RECEPIIOIN3T Reauird part from 5219.. Qum lit from arpa 3 rooms. $349. Price broadloom PAnmq. full bat• 839-63L6 ani, apo 8 cit, seas ISM. kd� . nee iw Ora S . fir once tTO. Factory Mmrers 1.888- uidudes ypeE pleium pad. FINANCE NS SM 211 Arctic GI, new sleeps f adups, 2.3 Pols FwM Call Bill MC Gallie 905-61f1� t1�5 PIBM mal oosome to 9t zed -2282. 1650 Bayed St. expert insWiMm Mm dii DEPARTMENT 2000 CA dWclwq. now M 0«n. a pets. Fdq let $e7s lona for Bush nwt to church Street Boum, Suis cry, tree eaNfdu 130 varOsl warmers, 144 rew gWs. t Wines included (416) 494- RWCE WLLIET MEA, clean W f75IX aq CaE 697-1279 104. AWL Ordub. L1s ela Fri". °'mai°. (905) 837- Norman 6862314 SHERIDAN CHEM re0.fl gM as stbtlis. cum. 3765 tunemeed loan. n pita. ague (snp) OgBB 9114ri-7116-6496 mealkm slope. 54..200. Mme, suitable tog luny em- SkMd hte4 511&18 &14 MYrJat (9osT 697-0634 PrGR7E MD SEMgoM 12M 3r TM Model 8-20 REAM D. Bor1E5 IRrOE FOR SALE. Black, • e 1�� proud level, 2 Mdroom separate rochen, bh Spee Floridapair Pao Model creep WAC CO&MIIT renwres PRE y print int- vilke Physiotherapist. Bowmen. dN las MnMnp (905!665 miler n kitchen, DeMrO 14 mmieralely for busy Win thia0 vola Oaf7pauorW Therapist. 5015. ANIr1ES7Ahmdelyl Ad. 0 Ta1P0 169.W04. f22%. a WrYre gle of b i Raglan spat sen- floRoom. 8'ragtOm curl. uperksxed Servga TecRm- Mug Naw cipenencit on All 91 Pontiac Grand Prix tall (W5)5D9-2 him and haft pie or business couple oar- ndni. Oedk awn '7m. Rehigeram clam an Dice 9610 Fa resume i set- Peat Orltq RWyO RIION CLFAIIAIICEI Sim- iced- aMralyss �vahyre. uSrraly Y Baa. non smoking no mm 1905)509-2159 shell t furnised. 50 men aper. Please all (9051686- ay expectations to 905.723 Clients Gradwtes wekOme to mons Pock,1111-The d0-nW 1ga PeordaMrp pWrgm, a- logia (3.995 92 DOdgt Coll '!7 41R OU100MD MRC. AvadaDle Wy W 1stllat. Shared E of .aerhont bl. 0018, la resume to apply Phone 4416) 5121319 disturb mattress -N Dumam's Like w/sone Amina cont- 129.0DDI, $3.9% Cars emis- t,,^ sem war $600 o b o $700 taus hydro IhKtuOes 1 IMen $26.900 623.9372 (stip) 1905160.OM9 7206 a (416) 5124672 lowest enryday price lupi es. (no limn to value con. mon tested amhed. ask Reasonable trade for ane parrelf. SEAMSTRESSRAIL011. es• astrolabes t0 years in buss- shred) cullechions of any about de-flanly 683-7301. 190516 ano Cwe gamdn Gin to LOW W1 OPERATOR NEEDED. Must vena necessary. IWI low fast by skshnp al on son numtihes or single an. Cal 9057201291 sop 190516558310 AJAX - Quiet employs Ir be alk b apnrae ELF FilledDe poli brN own Special avast m a 128 11179 ear bpm nae prclerred to =nae brrin Mama fax resume to 4WQ ano Oshawa Fl4rencY m REpIMEO RNIEDMIFLT PWnressesuand our huge w � RE7ME01 - m, nem Oiia• spat Moitrrdl pottery 10 m to re. 1 1 loos 2 Dedman Dam- eMNEr PROBLEMS. Get ow 7244304 En4Qb6h is I'd.", %ori Certified Dents Assrgam, PIT lection of Futons as Bari aDord 10 aN canes Ruben Rg in Oshawa, mauve len- mea apanment m as area of r01 rag 19051 721.0669 leading to FIT Nro matwe. gags Int you're bolorq la at- Bowen MnyyWs BrttW6n CARS FROM %e1. Govan 1A110E I-bsraom basement ams. antra location 3 oed- P nuick wntnout pare FLM11Glq hqustrat u0ra' e.parenrsd OmW Racal- lordawe tumture. check lit Ontario 190.51655.8049 a mem seized 6 surplus Sold aapapaneem, sepuae emraiNe room apartments available anuq. NC. cAb1e, Liledry. parbrupt a bmN pamgrd. ggl1aank Mwktwum hal Ex- STORE FRTUAE comloary in ben,p,, PR Various taws n- aur hrSl' IUIGIS FURNITURE. 1905124-0890 IDcaN Cal ION -tree la 45b S77Smontn Avayde xnmr Wrcn 1st Elednt neat S40Olmantny Y1d1Wa fi3- Everyone accepted hegemess PEARNCFo Coaly a glhclby stamp e.pehe t-08.3164700 Mt Mata Waha7dryer tall moor Td 6056 renal trtvOCllpipH r, d rxe0n rang. 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UNFIRIIII - I Mem h T, a ewer 1100.0017 Fpr hawnbe N,Nrrr.mtk,n 1101 1011 Count"Stylifie 93111 Legal Notices M Legal Notices The estale c, Robert Bruce Diamond- ,d:e 1987 Glendale Drive in the City of Picker - 'n the Municipality of Durham, who died or about the 7th day of October, 1999. All sons having claims against the above mond estate are hereby required to send particulars of such claims to the under- ied executrix on or before April 301h. 10 after which date the estate will be dis- uted having regard only to the claims o1 o the Executrix shall then have notice. TO of Pickering m,s 24th day of March. 2000 Sue Diamond -Gardner, Executrix 82 Augusta Street Port Hope. 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OWtAM Re9m's train' 610 -"A Nem b" aedahakr• 4161 777 620 !masa 6332 US Marvel M, ARE YOU SNEtli7 Tor New t7o �A1a0ons lkennq Place • 640 Coning Events ry p or_11.1" in t6UBins. 0 P. - Me. 41t Slhl0 fm GLIM. 670 PerswaN New y,proacn Io htdPe MS' on Busnaw Pwfaln.lw q uauunsmps Prsaul 44W a growtn ,ew flan ounces. to DPD It olk New tun +•Y b man eM waging Sarver ting" sdr:tlr fy for R. � S ei fernier 5761616 720 Ones OORNAWS OM DATI K T40 in Menem, SER OO Can 905.6831110 750 Cards Thant die a private mailbox or )vas Grtlaal.s Drowse other personal of 760 Wedding Iorlx.ras Leet Beet a new Frwd or rM Lone br re 730 Nauversars HFAVENLY PSYCMC An- a00 klo0MR1Mn ewers Ford me once war.. 007 window, Cnanng $2 99min •18.'24 ors 1 S02 Ficial Civil 9oG457 3783 003 N�aa A. HI ORI FM-. I would have aM Hr,oyman onipped you a Int a two. but m ¢navy sweeps unkin"Eeuy had neither your WY Adding faira name or address I mel M EMaral le6pNi Filkambarrif imine WI ortiont ff t1p +O•caanO Your 'smoking buddy' hap- all kbOwe 9bo per" to share a room with 812 ADpWce RePar tie It you we a not in a sold 617 wWroreano right row. I would 014 Fsyrg NMC to heat from you what ob 91 1 already now You were re- sit Pohl Sma levo Io�er`e rgery rCyouir 0„t a. i n' you worked time lot the sh:iC Arent Avon Lies Ptiav Repos 8 So. Hydro amm 8a Orates, anW me it you are interest- CH Fr.nAue Raftnehing adn pursag a mix*flsh p 1 111 Caught FyrwMe can ce cached mrough a23 saw.g Mailer R.prs File1508 Oshawa This week. an phlough" F0 80. 481 Oshawa. On- 82S Omaamrwg. laArmp sand, UH 71.5 870 Fkwreg. Capa•19 6EWUTION Bodymassage as ryaukhrig wY Westney Road South Ai is $37 Yap Mwr4 t Of 841y, Cats 99D5,426 4586 We La,,,n L4_ Repan to alxxunrrxent Pp Gypping6 LaresWg IIAKHO, Sit itwl medium. 01 Pod wAanwiwxe apenaloes in stunning loved B43 Home security ones removed negativity, to- M Snow Removal ted p olec on look, business. as Cawing we 141617853499 El Disc Jaaeys 852 Parry Seevm • i t •nMP•eM ISI Bvq.W FxJCW 855 F." Chanter, PED Mo. NOOSE OF AMBER Otl shop 861 Piano Tor-9 Jon dandle 10 cents Jur doh 065 Pr.ait Tubby$duds Of our PaClutes 61 seeds 871 Nanny Serve" Road Donations will be made 0M Gr :19 SChoolS to the CMldrens FAake A Wish 8e Insuranta FoundalWn Be sure Io enter Ml Bus-Srvces your rame Into out m -sloe, 812 Prdesworll Directoryreedraw with any purchase W Chartered! a AcMnants orStour more Gdl slap open NoCwsgvftw Am yoe round WWnesday as weght loss IS m Sunday of O uwa � Hewn. a" Intl One mile north o1 Taunton ss@ Tax FWNXW Drecbry, Rd at $709 Old SouV�ooOp Rd ped nMwaa- North, MMoon ON 905263- 1910 1"h, 8205 BEN'S AUTO BODY OVENS RD., NEWIFONVILLE SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST, 10 A.M. Selling the shop ,Mems I.,r the estate rd Be. Angn In- cluding SAM auunia lc wekler (sugk phare, 21 Is. %A.) hi . (lx yganvA\an noes!., and -f. bol lift p.t able or nkwn task. hyrkaac jai n..e lack, lack stands. "I "P Sandbl-le.. Strungarm 414A Pitt, hie hely frame ►u s4 uao. Cuba SS . 4 lin hdy frame kir cyrknc I tris chain how. nine a longs. chains. s:haurr Ill amp charger. Conn Wright ar tine Chang ••r. I.ZJrc tube len. Ho ppy and AC headlight kits. lock •w Arts, work stands. she %in$. chainsaw. ISO Its, Anvil. qu,mnun 4 bins, wlicels. 6 tyre stands. head lamps. halogen lamps. sandpapers. paper towel rolls. Jerry old eco air dispenser, tmnils,. manuals, large goarl of ..r tails. grinders. sandersffe . burs. cost beaten. mechamcs tads. r-, cnk. body and auto nntnc suppha, hardware. paints, 45 It aluminum u..ler van, 1981 C MIL ramp truck w,winch and ramps. 1988 Reliant aan„n wagon, drnhls• oak desk. • A .hats. Nr c.h,ei 2 sets old scala. -inst, sup- 1:tr. aur, panm Paris. ix' wrap, etc. re Pierotn- s- n ng o1Auction pnw terms Cash. Intense. aped W4., AUCTIONEER FRANK C;. STAPI ETON (905) 7Ws-2244, 1-800-263-98M wwwsla p lelo naucl ions.on.ca Estate specialists since 1971 SATURDAY, APRIL 8th -10:00 a.m. CONSIGNMENT AUCTION cl FARM MACHINERY. GARDEN EQUIPMENT 6 TOOLS to the Estate of the ;ale No^t Dons N 'ixo•rdge plus others at Vanhaven Arend 722 Davis Dr., Usc:idge Durham 73 ( Laker- Jpe Rd l norm to Dans Of 8 ctrl West i 7km More coming after ad dae ine. Tragignt 3. Equipment Versatde 276 bJ-du w/3100 ^•s Ford 3600 gas d, i,aclor w/PS 8 1700 Inns, IM. n56 gas tractor w,F5. torque amp.. 2600 hi MF 265 'actot. MF 165 diesel tractor w/Lecn lots. PS'Mulh- ewer 8 4900hrs.. Yanmar 1510 wnurf tires, 3Lycle esel. 5' finishing mower 8 418 hrs.. Yanmar 1500 4 WD. 2 cycle diesel it back blade 8 572 hrs.: JD35 -arvestet w2r com 8 hay p/u. Massey 300 combine ). Ni corn picket NH 707 sr 3 Or forage harvester ex.). Int 4500 Vibra Shank 12 cult. Vicon 11' 3pLh • MF 33 seed drill 17r w/grass box. Int seed drill V: iss box 16r. MF 30 seed drill 15r, DA 385 com at */dry fern . or corn plant.. 14' cultrpacker w/3 r Inst. 550 db bits man spreader. JBBD 3pt.h pest. ;•-':icer w/100 pal poly tank NH 489 haybrne 9' gds). v- 467 haybte 7, NH 630 rd. baler (gd.)JO 336 8 3,8 balers Mockers. Int 425 baler w/thrower, NH 273 oa,e's-1 W70 thrower. NI 402 side rake, 5 bar. NH 6 Side rakes. 3pt h 5' rotary mower. 3pt.h Made. SCOOP. Eastern forage wagon w/NH pear (gds 'orage wagon. Turnco 250 lou gravy box on 14- wagon. gravity box wagon. 3 thrower wagons. N 1 Imp trader, theater wagon. IH 420 4f plow, Wide T plow. IH 3f 12' apt h plow, 2f old*, Int 10 dut. cs_ steel hay elevator. 3 aerators w/8 hp motors. 52' augers 12). 4 augers 10' 8 20 w/motors: YtBi des: 1951 314t Chest truck. 4 spd.. 17' fires. 39 ,ins well: 5m wheel 36 tandem to" trader wi iving orfs. prop Mr, stove. frxlgWgter 6 shop oes, 1997 27 Wells Cargo tandem trailer (less •^a- 500 m 1. 16' 5n wheel trailer, 12 L Honda AN 4x4 1997, Yamaha 225 ATV 4 wheel Tech: Com- ' 7 compressor. Ryobr table saw. Deft@ 3 wheel 'saw. drill presses. Lincoln Arc AC225S 8 230 amp arc welders. cement mixer dmotor. to tap 8 die set. Pioneer P41 chain saw. Harms Oryry Act torches all art. transit I",. more.-Galfla. J gleft I JO 425 hydra. 4WD. 54-, 73 hes. gas . 20 hp Deutz Adis 613 *44' 13 tip. Cub Cads 1210H hydra. 42' 10 hi J0185 Mon. 47. JD Illi@ 8' tthp, Bolen% ST11O wfW Ford L712. 38. Snapper stip 6 W 5 hp ndifq mowers. JO utddy trader. Eked AN broadcaster. Troy- brh 8 no rear tine moor, ant cutter. Mist: ''udo box In- er (GM 1,7). ppryty perry harneslh7r:. wagon gent, new spare tyre 951 for Horst wagon, custom Pup 74'xlo rot grasri2-box (250 bu). hard lacks. butch Planks "W Coati .10 -IT. Oy, 1- ash bds. 9-17 Qty_ hardwoods - oak. wal . cherry. nwplt. etc (an d.W 3 15 yrs.I 8 new spruce 8 pressure lit" Iuri W- ppttyy new werdown a doors , 28' fibreglass ext ladder. 38 alum at ladder, rd bale teem red bale tarps. can creep. 2 bale saws -fit !0245265. 40' tan. 25' bag tan. windows, louvres 8 hoods, farming rtad. titre/ Temp recorder (new). propane 8 Reddy Port Mn.. Cry floor fixtures GrOerill hyd_ pump. 100 aDnets. parts bred NOIt Two auc6aeers Jenrng n ffe Same time h4oe■ 8 r r� Salo lay Teras: 9111, visa. W C. Imerac or aC:•'nd cAOgfus Gary Hill Auctions r Div of 1361082 Ontario Limited) Uxbridge Office 905-852-9539 Toll Free 8004S4-4647 cellular 416-S1B4401 Fax 90S-952-1067 Aabw -2 ale Sole M wMM" AMIIDR HALL. 14 Irl -0 a Coow iimnn 2 _'.% •sloe ; r ✓a Mar a Tslw 1968 ,.M.7 1m a •apicse W Inide w ­: oe mrs a ...w,.�g !sone Denis ebw es INw. March Mw. seal '9M Ge. 112 an. 7 w aa'brroa Omar sr�r,..idps iso 1IW2 rW resew tridpt F rose Ceti pe Haar fY computn good soma a Mand Wow rise of ?arramrcho a rbc rale so -a .04 Im nbr Job. awabe WA albs a er UbMg sou a -car occareital piedra. OCCRIOM JIM drasaas. dram If *awls, illi Ohio mabrb a axr.wr. eh anion{. it. res eK lot Orrniewy $M chino *On abcObin Lr idd- labRW Pmr. OWW lb Ed F ftri¢ Ptre Cern M mscal whoa Sal. All 1 e71or GibOMd OME van s! writ Natoli l w,cNwr comes war wind nand wid Ode then -4 Indpt and upnpa hour aufur Orr chin Naw rimer vomw ,rill chairrg dw eve L FF am a mrrrip cnar car r laths Aad Wwb won, n. 2 bit wai" adm onto Jon ears wed w.a nor, pow, !baps a" lwr gt laWwsq ,ww" dMar Chin. per sarin. Pon alar TV. ban *mm boost d aepr y, by Nail/ and wr.w a lime d a0wnnnD NO NF$,%S Clan, & DA Nrwwrr - AwAtwwe. lob 34!-21M ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our "Auction Package' consists of your ad running weekly in these publications: • Oshawa Whitby This Week • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Port Perry This Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Tribune • CaMadian Statesman One all does it all!! Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 3wAky Ayxfl 2, as 11 a.m. nal Listing Only 8allantrae Community Centre. 1 east of Hwy. 48 on Aurora Rd This is our first all srgnment auction of the year. A large selection has n created due to the number of consignors Excel - pieces arriving daily, call to lave yours included rely mahogany drop kat dining table with 2 leaves, dining table. antique and modem dressers, rein - 0 Mission oak desk, timing and Omer chairs; small W Pedestal desk; round fern stands; 4 poster pine Win style Ooeen six water/regular bed (as new). ' many other furniture items and various small pec - floor lamps, 8 place seeing of 8atwre: pooll seac- I /Ws aN chin; top notch Umted Edition art - 'k, quality colinUbles, hominid etc., small )d burning cookslove. Gilbert wall clock; crocks, 3 large bound volume of Globe newspaper; old log - 1 tools, old stage props: garden tools. Barbre doll iSe and acc Cast im Wdn collectibles and much re. Why old coins Canadian, Wid USA etclases ge 1834 to current. Approx. 4 12 hour sale. More deans: @mor '-rtnangtwm.wm CLARKSON AUCTIONS !16.446.8411 3933 Hwy 35 Cameron, 8 lul Norm of Lindsay Ca - 1 EWipmnl - Mantowoc 9000 Ib. assemetric sissor est. annus 9000 it. platform hoist. tech quip 5 hp compressor Coates 700 computer wheel balancer. als 1001 tyre balancer, Coates 440 tare changer, FMC Ike lathe body shop 4 h. metal brake. 10 ton guy an frame puller (like new, over S6.D00), clean up op. office. 10 vehicles. partial list No reserve on wpmenl Business closed Don'I truss this sale ORVAL AND BURY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS 1.8"1-6491 or kmtaan0liadtay.ip.me for Nor Mtquw, ColledaMM 6 HoLmoMld Effects Sunday April 2ed,10:30 a.m. vi wino l:N) MacCwgor Auction CaMM, winamille 401 to Warerlyi R i Exit 431, Norm to d2 Hwy., EM to Sculof St. North 1 km. Sunday s Auction leatures the complete contents to a local estate Including 9 pcs dubngroom set (60 dressers. beds, couch 8 chains, mist tables (pane kitchen coffee 6 end). chairs 8 rockers, sewing n Chine, quality glass 8 china. garden toms. IaWnmot snowblower, all me articles you'd expect to find in around an older home (watch for w Aldigw Auction April 91h) GII for coadimee Into. M r*W AIu9n Services 1.905.623.790 1-NO.36347N MAM & MAJOR LIQUIDATION Under mistmixons received. we will sell A suppic tic in detail lotsby AUCTION FRI. MAR 31 AT 7: PM (PREVIEW 6: PM) THE NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY CENTRE 20 KING ST. WEST NEWCASTLE C•ATAIAXWE SALE C'OLI.ECI'IBLE:S Antique style golf inenwtrabiha case, wicker dull buggy, Swaro\ski silver crystal Annuals. Hand made nostalgia decorator nems. Hununel. Royal Doulton, decorative table lamps. Ttffam, glass lamps. Mo orcntft, signed porcelain. Die cast collection. Border Fine Arts sculptures, Royal Dux fun porcelain animals, Masters Bronzes, Cast iron Joys. Satsuma porcelain vases, compons. planters, cast iron toys. IMPORTANT ART COLLECTION: Rare Tom Thomson panel., Group of Sewn :art collection, Robert Bateman decor pants, spores art..A 1. Casson signed collection of Ontario's, Casson Casson, and single releases, Christine Marshall. James Lurnbers, Trisha Romance. Alan Kingsland, Greg Blackwell, original oil paintings, panels. studio prints. & decor an. All nw%eum framed Various framed hand made and carved gallery & toner mirrors Ongmal Cil paintings do board and more. EXQUISITE HAND CARVED FURNITURE: Carved desks, occasional tables, @insoles, rooror%. dining rtnnn suites, plant tables. Chippendale tables. serving cans, comer chairs, loveseals, n China cabinets, bow front cabinJohet. at o is washstand. nesting tables, deacons bench, halt stand, colonial tables, tea cabinets, cnnnes. quilt rack, rocking chair, triple loveseat. Oak roll top desks. room dividers. cedar chest, Jewellery arnHtlres. ESTATE. & MODERN JEWEI.LERY Diamond. Precious & semi prcciou, %tune rings, diamond earrings, gold chains, bracelets, necklaces, bracelets. pearls, Estate Jewellery. Marrsond, Ruhv. Emerald & Sapphire Jewellery. Iksigner watches. ESTATE: COINS Gold coins. Olympic sets. Intl. Dollars, proof sols, world set,, nunt sets, silver dollars. framed stamen. Mint nems- notes, colkxtor sets. estate lots. GENERAL ITEMS JVC Home stereo systems. Sports nn-nwxrahrlia & Cullecuhles autographed, signed Wayne Gretzky. B,,hhy Orr. Tic D omt. Sundm Joseph nems, Pentium Computer, Punters, Scanners. Momior. RCA Gramophow. & more. Auctioneer's note: An extremely large saki amve early limited .ening. Terms. Cash. Visa. Mc. Amex, as per posted & announced, No Buyers Premiums, additions & deletions apply. Inbotoation: Call - 416-298-1762. www.proauction.com MOIEESSIONALAUCTIONEERS INC. 416-298-1762- I -888 -PRO -SALE I'1TATE AL CI to % GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE FRIDAY, MARCH 31ST, 6 Pill Selling the erne of I -J- c wayg. oMnr anoi rhe al raanrw cook from a Pan Woe hNrw Dm nawm sales.: pe provencial bed -rat war. cheakr 6rw waters. A. bind. beds- to-. e. ece-wal bks. household collects and a .ninety, of odwr arkck+ Renew after 2 p.m. Trnns. Cash. app clukii n Mc. nrerx AUCTIONEER FRANK G. STAPLETON 19051, 7862244, 1 -NO -263-90x6 ww.rtaploElonauetions.on.ca EnWe lar syncr 1971 rY LMNIN 13 years n buskrto Wake alone Excok M Rana 8 Retwonoet Arax"clurrmp ars oral (905)426-2948 MAID my day flow@ deaelag Mrvlao Affordable prices Rekable trained staff Bonded 5 Insured Thorough clearing 905.426 -Ml call for estimate NeLEAN'S Top quality rd�able, prompt, friendly 8 professional cleaning services for your home on weekdays/weekends. f-ulh l.mlyd S mwn,l (illi 579-6624 :r 1Gardenias a TIMBER TREE SERVICE Expcn, ,n Remo\a1. Tmmuung. Pruning & Stump Removal Fully insured. Free estimates Call Shawn 905.619.1704 Busrvas Serrloxa WELDING H,ntf n'hndd ra• our ,pit. ..Fig m iisnwex fabncatwos. Call 1 .m y 190516686-7576 •g SODIRA PAINTING ,� • Best Prices FAST, CLEAN V1 ;,.,incl i RELIABLE socI ;I service, (905) 426-8861 yr.•. tturham Ra•y;urtt Asa Dlxrt-turn ed Kahn Audio=. TMS PAINTING en 9 a D 269! Brock Rd. N Pickering. b DECOR 005 9 a.m. Daily 3 mi. N. of Hey. 401 exit 399 """) 725 2322 WANTED FOR DOLL 6 TEDDY BEAR AUCTION European 8 Exterior Now Hfining IN. GOOD QUALITY OOLLS AND TEDDY BEARS European Workman- ip Ph. 965483.OW Fax: 57fir 2267 Fast cloa,, AMBER reliable serves • 1 Aucaar : I 1 rmprortiienu 428-0081 Young, street, Sexy, m* Dionde. AUCTU M a•+a ••• ^++ Truly a gentleman's PMEOW:6MAMCM 31r FI\(1\(. SM`w*as1 he-ww watt i 4..1. '-;'. .i.i MOUNTAIN (�/(OUf CiIS � am- NMI W..000.1 Avehow sol. .1 sor. t.,_ ...tom - NOVNIG SYSTEMS N Ca i. M E . es1rM wntugM soon. wr wits ..i,,.e wymrq Duttlam reW. 'Ion briers and INw1 a- norm IO Napa wrywlvr• a,waen ow, r a Smile. r„n . • • PanI en- ......0 a madrwr 416•'989 -Ml Transform nark a1 1'1wY I(: . ••.rt-%, dasx sass, ParL.iiq ywag. asci 2L) yeas -P"r aP.n aoi.W S r a rim was 10 woe RaO. •.d n am= Froo wMrir r Aren gra a Dbaar IMSi e.s4.ss tuawtlaa Lala barb :ar AMiiwe Lawn Iava6 eKatW 571-0755 Mem n rrooe.n aa. 1-666••491.6600 awA•wa f rn�•,-„te�n. , r•n. SOMM BROOKS Ar..@ww (906)432-2124 n *I,-- .4 pit P,,- 41'.. rrmr 41' r. AUCTIO% BARN I RIDAY MARCH 31 AT 5,00 PM. 1 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD N spc moidern waleu A nci rawer wet. walnut co7Nee k ewo t,hles, Hoo6ier kitch i•n cupboard. 2 war A-bes, entertaenmen •ruler, 2 two doss p p cookes, Pree bk rosckrrs, mill cans, pine blanke h,v. qty. Tadd wo Xie! krtc hen chairs. 2 don pine cupboard, rouse pow• tab e, qty tin ad her fowls rk tad! A winder, q nate wane, elect h register, m ries, brass light I 5, wood ha gh, packet wat( antique dressers sts of drawers, Ke hot lectric welder, 12q .pens garden tracto dth snowbktwe: ab, lawn deck 1 •ader, qty chiru lass, household 4 Ilectable Items. Donk Greg Cornea Auctioneers, RR@I Little Briteiw 7057862183 CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission, payment next day. ales every Tue! nd Thurs. an at. at 6 p.m. N antes etc. Oa and operator MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. Oshawa, Established in 1960 725.5751 723 -MOI E IN [sit FL) BA,NEITIEN fs barrooms. addaaru and second sloth. HOne repass. All work 7AMfted WWW Layer 426-2145 GARBAGE REMOVAL Dadra Post flop Driug Call - Jahoa 1-(36&579-0077 (901)-786-2022 agumosscAm LANDOCAPE . Spring clean-ups from $149 6 up w Sumner pawn mainwwkce from S20. per cut 4 up • Fall dpn-ups from S35. per weak a up Fmo Eatlnmaa Contact Jun or Jrnmy (416) 299.6456 HANDYMAN Cal a Ret Handyman len a your houaarrON neo05- People win ~ rash low reg PC too shad. Planning, tececal garbaggee M"DVM. DOW". QKWO cob WNW Joseph 1o64m7m tea . foorA2iQ47 SEAWAY WATER SUPPLY 6 OMPOSAL Rw"o lit"ME NnAae R•+6M . AN lass A Y C MOMIOIC/ff a 51TI 1R BMMOaI� Ilam 9054WO-1397 Saintup M U% aeak Nw!!!! • All types of roofll ad wallows go"a• Fuel wWrmtm g@raareed t • Strias Discount • Fully awed and bonded • Free examines M -10% CANADIAN VAIMTMIG 4kB coal Awdraw alt (gee) 4ao4rp4 aM a4lTiYafa M III = -= - RANGER LANDSCAPING "Wed GCauft $IS Ott 4 SprWg A Fall Clean up 71 en miog / Garden work r'FFueNwa RAM@ oW l-sceBealt Service" •AYNF®f �/WL f C411rBLyAI (905A19-2125 (416)06-1808 ►� ►ay 0aNI T t Pity, to RAZUT WAN" WORK Doing Magic For Children's Paribas And AN Occusigns, Have My Own IllWarh. C&O L+rNit 666493'@ MIA DOMM MR Deva ENG, Torry Pon Seg - Suddenly, on Monday, March 20, 2000 at University Hospital in ►0179 slon, Jamaica. Terry, a long time resident Of Ux- bridge operated the South Sea Terrace, Vxe Roxy Theatre and was a strong supporter d all the local service groups. Beloved husband to Juke and falter to Gloria, Andrew, Chnstine and Ste- ven and son of Jack (pre -deceased) and Slat P, Eng ala brother to Paul. Friends Will be received Saturday, April 1 from 12-2 p.m. followed by a service at York Cemeary, Chapel and RKNP don Cwft, 105 Settled Road, North Yak 416- 221.3404 In Loving Memory of Michelle Berney April 51h, 1979 -March 30th, 1997 Forever in our hearts... i6M%Oml Love, Dad & Scott • 1 Cas a rlrrre • 1 Caro a thank. We would like it, take thn opportunity to thank evervorw- involved in caring for Dave after his accident on Dec. 8. To the people who stopped to help, covered, and stayed with him until the ambulance arrived, the ambulance crew, all the wonderful staff at Lakeridge Uxbridge Hospital, especially Heather and Dr. Batton, who traveled with us to Sunnybnxtk Hospital To all the staff of Sunnybrook's trauma unit, Su ica1, orthopedics, Neurotrauma, the Critical Care Unit, and ward C-5. To Rev. Andrew Allium, and the cong�gation of St. Paul's Church in Leasksif fez their very generous gift. To the Udora- Leaskdale Liorls, for the goodies at Chnstmas and their support for a fellow Lion, and to Brian, Kirrk and Rotn for keeping our business running. The out- pouring of care and ctncem from family, friends, and neighbour, has been heart- warming. Most especEally we want to thank my st fer Kathltvn For flying out from B.C. to be my row k, Roger & Helen fix taking care of the kids w I could be at the hospital, Mike and Shelail and Dewg dr Lone for their constant support and help, we cotuld f111t have made it through this withoutall. We want to thank everyone in thlow e commurnty for their prayers, cards and pxuJ wishes. Dave continues to Imprtwe, and we are grateful to everyone who contributed to his care. Dave, Lori, Luke & Megan Thocnkinson • 1 omen • 1 J1MM FORSYTHE Turner - Suwun..y s .,uMge Cot - forge Hospda) on Sunday. March 26. 2000 Be- Iared husband at May. oar t*w of RoWA and I" wife Lada rd Dane and Scott. Loving grandhalbor of Robert. KatMnn and Mark and Orad Gred grandaOia of Cuft and Envy For- �7yeMN ane Megan ad Taylor Tumbul. Benne at Chari ,and LM We Joseph" lie Firw- al FloMe d LOW LowU fa Aataal service on Thursday. March 30Flat e 2 PM ki- t~ W& dp C -WY Vrserg We&"$* 24 and 7-9 PM Dwebm to IM Illbdga Cos' tags Hop" would be IF F-ial I GATENBY, Harry Th snoW r7th Degroo MNW . Tai Kemps Karate, IDumam KOW Karan As• soclaaonl - Surrounded by love. arta a long and atiard souggle Harty wad home so be we his saaiou. an Sol relay Match 25. 2000 at 9e spa d 61. Bebaed husband d Guinness red bv+9 f► itw d Kmbedy and fw hMasbanl'Pa nco ZBppwk and Guy and his wil Ings. Charehld GradW d Kaa@. Brawn and Eri Loved 9004W -law Of Paula and Googa Buser Der toad* d Thomas and his wed Eotyfe, Loonlr, NO his wei Eaves, Kan MBE aM his wi@ Donna. ,Met Hynhdrwk Sta- ley and hr k abed Fred Rosa. Dona and her hRM- ban I Was Blas aril =W in law Sada: Phil- ftwe d by his Wwls fiery and Hide Grace bmoew Ript an and sold in law Jur. Joan and brO or low M Hyrtdlna, He- y ($@edam-nearwlg Nacres) dared his adarM krioaMdge of Mama! Arts Brough Ot~ Kempo Karats AsadcaoorE ural his wddan and dava - ng uses wit sag dooao. Roe In paaa. W loved A sacra twit to Or. Yoe and Or. Coft Yu, tie stall of I.C,U and Two writ of ft Aga/ Alsoto g fi0apdil os 6o est. P Cas. Also b Dudsan Acpts b Caie. P in Caar muwy Mansell; and Mod -Ga., Special Bandits to Faye (I.C.UJ, Las GAdrw (Piarhws). Ch" (Gama Lab) and dor neighbours Damfhyr Kos - sen and Jean McCarthy. Pastor Dave Collins, Ca- nllers Cela Cantuwwl1yy Church. Fnerds aid be Jocaved at the ACCETTOP E RNERAL HOME. 384 Finley Ave., A)air (905128.9090) on Thurs- day March 30, from 4-9 P.M. Wile chapel saws at 8 P.M. Cmmom. In lieu of Bowers donations to the Ontano Lug Association (Raseafch) would be STEVENS, Lorraine - Monday, 20th Mal 2000. Today we batt a dear and loyal friend Laraine Shavers 60 sladtlady at hone aft record sur - gory for bluest cartm. She had prepared herself for the will" immB and handed the ou acts with gent courage. For mow ton 13 years Laraine traveled twice a week from tick nord Hl, aid recently from Forest Hill, to seal@ wO her hmft in fro Adult Skating Grog at our are, ne. I" yowgsWs and hair prang wi gamenn. bar ler helping Mid" Sa clorson with in lGtty li carr dos I maw also had a ��am pho in her hart for the Jolts n fte Goodwood Line DrtriGroup. She kaveW up If g ag b oke pont LOFMM Www up Irthe fry w00 and maned Jen Slonom at U. of T, They Eved in Sant SL Mrfe. Ednortbn and finally so" in RidmaEd HA, owe ole ares deeply, rwdved wilh the Ska" (]tib two. Her designer sk*n out. Us Rotor highly sD11lgiM after. Howiler, she killed visarg UmrlOpe Wm she Reds aCqurded wah m mow friends, to smite and dhal with &wW Town Her dor1gh1er'Jerrtland la son Michael wwillmiss a totting Ming om.Our da" bmly loo, will to. member her wO Imre each lime we sap an tie ice. A Cdebraton of Lmmm wa We pace in fe su mw. The moat beaElnhEl gid in the world passed through our Eves for a brie and sit" moment, s4 meruff a fao Ld9han by her Wour mothaF and er with Wt hearts and a smile on Meir face. Our kMe arhgell is walcdng ova us now. Mach 20, 2000 - March 24, 20x0. nu d EekWerS ftWbOrls can be mora to to Sidi Children's Hospital (416)813-1500, ask for deeded donations in rare of Samantha Faith Leghlon to the N.I.C.U. ZWICKER, Paul - On March 27, 2080. Paul bvkg husband of Margaret. Father of Man, Mike and Lauren. Dear son of Elizabeth and Lincoln and brother at Wendy and Mark Friends will be re• cawed at the ACCETTONE FUNERAL HOME LID. 384 Finley Ave., Ajax (905128.9090) on Thursday March 30 from 14 and 7-9 P.M Service will be hell at SL Mark's United Church (201 Gerdes Street. Whitby) at 1 PM. Memonal Dora. Ions to the HBO and Stroke Foundation or the Ajax / Pickering Hospital Emergency Deparaneig Bulldog Fund would be appreciated. GET READY MM Mum MOVNE FOR SUMMER i STORAM Lose weight tRlhcas. Ati..a.1.s: a and inches paw Stecalt+a' without d Md -Homo need Flee manses. inwred Free exereissng r Estomm ► sanvre. 91 834-4449 Call 4364795. MOVING Ta.. Faw cr DMN* m -'urge J, small generalCanada ti5•t IC0E . 2enry fJeey-go TAX RETUR%S • •'asr aid mask Permarul removed uncorrae tax • Fast sdrvice St Loonies Service r!t{am9 (9051767-1391 prcPared. � , Angela 4905) 686-9128 Eop in Ha,sduDl� Orh�cea 1 • Aqs Paraxq Aw. PlfNdlil Fine Eaanan 1lNawte Tu 614.423. TOO I Fitee 1 •1 1 i j5o1 per couple ,Yew craaw Irxr.i pick-up/delivery Bradley Hall AAMNM CIEANMt MC. Too twil Too tired' or J"t ala t W clearing' Bala a ® 723-9699 GET FASTER Give Teresa a cla t REFUNDS WITH X616-M7 X616616 -M7 -0� FREE E•FIUNG • Prepared whole N& Mi ht m Gkmft yowa wase a senior - solppYes Prov4w. Cortef own hanspormmm, a Yeas C;rFseral Accountant "Wrmence Rehimuces Judy Kuk6r CGA &,ads* PICSWW til. Mede. 905-4262061 ,Wow cow. 6416-258- Also buhwr.sa 4160, x4111-4974123 adcosuiting services Rw"o lit"ME NnAae R•+6M . AN lass A Y C MOMIOIC/ff a 51TI 1R BMMOaI� Ilam 9054WO-1397 Saintup M U% aeak Nw!!!! • All types of roofll ad wallows go"a• Fuel wWrmtm g@raareed t • Strias Discount • Fully awed and bonded • Free examines M -10% CANADIAN VAIMTMIG 4kB coal Awdraw alt (gee) 4ao4rp4 aM a4lTiYafa M III = -= - RANGER LANDSCAPING "Wed GCauft $IS Ott 4 SprWg A Fall Clean up 71 en miog / Garden work r'FFueNwa RAM@ oW l-sceBealt Service" •AYNF®f �/WL f C411rBLyAI (905A19-2125 (416)06-1808 ►� ►ay 0aNI T t Pity, to RAZUT WAN" WORK Doing Magic For Children's Paribas And AN Occusigns, Have My Own IllWarh. C&O L+rNit 666493'@ MIA DOMM MR Deva ENG, Torry Pon Seg - Suddenly, on Monday, March 20, 2000 at University Hospital in ►0179 slon, Jamaica. Terry, a long time resident Of Ux- bridge operated the South Sea Terrace, Vxe Roxy Theatre and was a strong supporter d all the local service groups. Beloved husband to Juke and falter to Gloria, Andrew, Chnstine and Ste- ven and son of Jack (pre -deceased) and Slat P, Eng ala brother to Paul. Friends Will be received Saturday, April 1 from 12-2 p.m. followed by a service at York Cemeary, Chapel and RKNP don Cwft, 105 Settled Road, North Yak 416- 221.3404 In Loving Memory of Michelle Berney April 51h, 1979 -March 30th, 1997 Forever in our hearts... i6M%Oml Love, Dad & Scott • 1 Cas a rlrrre • 1 Caro a thank. We would like it, take thn opportunity to thank evervorw- involved in caring for Dave after his accident on Dec. 8. To the people who stopped to help, covered, and stayed with him until the ambulance arrived, the ambulance crew, all the wonderful staff at Lakeridge Uxbridge Hospital, especially Heather and Dr. Batton, who traveled with us to Sunnybnxtk Hospital To all the staff of Sunnybrook's trauma unit, Su ica1, orthopedics, Neurotrauma, the Critical Care Unit, and ward C-5. To Rev. Andrew Allium, and the cong�gation of St. Paul's Church in Leasksif fez their very generous gift. To the Udora- Leaskdale Liorls, for the goodies at Chnstmas and their support for a fellow Lion, and to Brian, Kirrk and Rotn for keeping our business running. The out- pouring of care and ctncem from family, friends, and neighbour, has been heart- warming. Most especEally we want to thank my st fer Kathltvn For flying out from B.C. to be my row k, Roger & Helen fix taking care of the kids w I could be at the hospital, Mike and Shelail and Dewg dr Lone for their constant support and help, we cotuld f111t have made it through this withoutall. We want to thank everyone in thlow e commurnty for their prayers, cards and pxuJ wishes. Dave continues to Imprtwe, and we are grateful to everyone who contributed to his care. Dave, Lori, Luke & Megan Thocnkinson • 1 omen • 1 J1MM FORSYTHE Turner - Suwun..y s .,uMge Cot - forge Hospda) on Sunday. March 26. 2000 Be- Iared husband at May. oar t*w of RoWA and I" wife Lada rd Dane and Scott. Loving grandhalbor of Robert. KatMnn and Mark and Orad Gred grandaOia of Cuft and Envy For- �7yeMN ane Megan ad Taylor Tumbul. Benne at Chari ,and LM We Joseph" lie Firw- al FloMe d LOW LowU fa Aataal service on Thursday. March 30Flat e 2 PM ki- t~ W& dp C -WY Vrserg We&"$* 24 and 7-9 PM Dwebm to IM Illbdga Cos' tags Hop" would be IF F-ial I GATENBY, Harry Th snoW r7th Degroo MNW . Tai Kemps Karate, IDumam KOW Karan As• soclaaonl - Surrounded by love. arta a long and atiard souggle Harty wad home so be we his saaiou. an Sol relay Match 25. 2000 at 9e spa d 61. Bebaed husband d Guinness red bv+9 f► itw d Kmbedy and fw hMasbanl'Pa nco ZBppwk and Guy and his wil Ings. Charehld GradW d Kaa@. Brawn and Eri Loved 9004W -law Of Paula and Googa Buser Der toad* d Thomas and his wed Eotyfe, Loonlr, NO his wei Eaves, Kan MBE aM his wi@ Donna. ,Met Hynhdrwk Sta- ley and hr k abed Fred Rosa. Dona and her hRM- ban I Was Blas aril =W in law Sada: Phil- ftwe d by his Wwls fiery and Hide Grace bmoew Ript an and sold in law Jur. Joan and brO or low M Hyrtdlna, He- y ($@edam-nearwlg Nacres) dared his adarM krioaMdge of Mama! Arts Brough Ot~ Kempo Karats AsadcaoorE ural his wddan and dava - ng uses wit sag dooao. Roe In paaa. W loved A sacra twit to Or. Yoe and Or. Coft Yu, tie stall of I.C,U and Two writ of ft Aga/ Alsoto g fi0apdil os 6o est. P Cas. Also b Dudsan Acpts b Caie. P in Caar muwy Mansell; and Mod -Ga., Special Bandits to Faye (I.C.UJ, Las GAdrw (Piarhws). Ch" (Gama Lab) and dor neighbours Damfhyr Kos - sen and Jean McCarthy. Pastor Dave Collins, Ca- nllers Cela Cantuwwl1yy Church. Fnerds aid be Jocaved at the ACCETTOP E RNERAL HOME. 384 Finley Ave., A)air (905128.9090) on Thurs- day March 30, from 4-9 P.M. Wile chapel saws at 8 P.M. Cmmom. In lieu of Bowers donations to the Ontano Lug Association (Raseafch) would be STEVENS, Lorraine - Monday, 20th Mal 2000. Today we batt a dear and loyal friend Laraine Shavers 60 sladtlady at hone aft record sur - gory for bluest cartm. She had prepared herself for the will" immB and handed the ou acts with gent courage. For mow ton 13 years Laraine traveled twice a week from tick nord Hl, aid recently from Forest Hill, to seal@ wO her hmft in fro Adult Skating Grog at our are, ne. I" yowgsWs and hair prang wi gamenn. bar ler helping Mid" Sa clorson with in lGtty li carr dos I maw also had a ��am pho in her hart for the Jolts n fte Goodwood Line DrtriGroup. She kaveW up If g ag b oke pont LOFMM Www up Irthe fry w00 and maned Jen Slonom at U. of T, They Eved in Sant SL Mrfe. Ednortbn and finally so" in RidmaEd HA, owe ole ares deeply, rwdved wilh the Ska" (]tib two. Her designer sk*n out. Us Rotor highly sD11lgiM after. Howiler, she killed visarg UmrlOpe Wm she Reds aCqurded wah m mow friends, to smite and dhal with &wW Town Her dor1gh1er'Jerrtland la son Michael wwillmiss a totting Ming om.Our da" bmly loo, will to. member her wO Imre each lime we sap an tie ice. A Cdebraton of Lmmm wa We pace in fe su mw. The moat beaElnhEl gid in the world passed through our Eves for a brie and sit" moment, s4 meruff a fao Ld9han by her Wour mothaF and er with Wt hearts and a smile on Meir face. Our kMe arhgell is walcdng ova us now. Mach 20, 2000 - March 24, 20x0. nu d EekWerS ftWbOrls can be mora to to Sidi Children's Hospital (416)813-1500, ask for deeded donations in rare of Samantha Faith Leghlon to the N.I.C.U. ZWICKER, Paul - On March 27, 2080. Paul bvkg husband of Margaret. Father of Man, Mike and Lauren. Dear son of Elizabeth and Lincoln and brother at Wendy and Mark Friends will be re• cawed at the ACCETTONE FUNERAL HOME LID. 384 Finley Ave., Ajax (905128.9090) on Thursday March 30 from 14 and 7-9 P.M Service will be hell at SL Mark's United Church (201 Gerdes Street. Whitby) at 1 PM. Memonal Dora. Ions to the HBO and Stroke Foundation or the Ajax / Pickering Hospital Emergency Deparaneig Bulldog Fund would be appreciated. NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, March 29, 7000 PAGE 89 A/P I iti R.'S„'` r �r s-„►:, rrt, •;" •3,. .,-_r ,nr.. ,/G,' V +� Fy. 7M:' , T. W`•{ s� .mac^ 3K Classifieds TRUS 'WEEK � 1 I cs�. ;put YOUR AD on the Internet! ' Buy 1 week of classified ads' in all our k, . newspapers and* get the second week FREE! :M ;iCall now and get your ad in over 1,200,000 papers over 2 weeks, ;- as well as on our website at: unvm.durhamnews.net Your ad will appear in Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington, Port Hope, Cobourg, Port Perry and Uxbridge. y ' Special price applies to Auto Sales and Reins cor Sale classifieds only. OSHAWA a WHITBY e CLUNGTON A.J. GROEN! News Advertiser photo THIS WEEK 5 7 Gm9 3 3 5 A1A}LPICKE,RItiG 0083-0707 � � �0 � 0 Triumphant voices NEWS ADVERTISER Members of the St. Bernadette Catholic Schcxtl junior intermediate choir took top honours in their class during the recent Pickering Metro East Music Festival. Courtney Smith (left) and Katelynne Lopresti show fine form during their performance. This song was recorded for later play at the school. Gospel music's best in Ajax concert AJAX —A talented Picker- ing trio will perform during a gospel concert here next month. The Warren and Shannan Parker Trio is one of the featured group% in the Gospel Jubilee se- rics of concerts which continues Saturday. Apnl 15 at 6:30 p.m. at Carruthers Creek Community Church. Also perlorminL it the April 15 Cxxspel Jubilee concert are Juno Award nominee Hiram Joseph: Marlene O'Neill, the CGMA's female vocalist of the year the past 13 years: Unashamed Quartet, which has received a AFFECT DURHAM (Associated Families for Effec- tive Community Tiro). a norm - profit fund raising organization :ulso>L:ohm: Irrr adult, and chil- dren who have developmental disabilities, is looking for volun- tan who would like to bec:omc members of our working board. We are presently working on some exciting fiord -raising ideas and need your input and energy. For more information please contact Janice Salsbury or JoAnne Partridge at (905) 326- 2100. UXBRIDGE TRIBL�iE PORT PERRY THISWEEK 852-9741 985-2511 FARM COUNTHRY Attrtontil�n: Farmers, Agriculturalists, Machinery Dealers, Lirestuck Breeders etc. Mask your calelndari -.-Publishing on Friday, April 28th OSIIAWA- W1TrTRY-C'LARINGTON - PriRT PERRY ��THIS WEEK UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE Ad deadline is Friday, April 21st, 4:00p.m- To secure your spot in my spring publication, Foran Country — which is dedicated to our Durham farmers, growers and suppliers, contact me personally... Mary vaJn Kessel 1!► Tel: (905) 576-9335 Toronto (4116) 798-7259 1s- Fax (905) 579-4E218�' Baby's _,jr-fere ? )ynu 'ff raee,cf a few thi rw s ! OEM" aeCape* m1�b c.e.r.e w..e afthm A beat Mark A. Ca Z4 t IM Lwerpo•l taw fdn to Phase tiosam-0104 ttr.rre «rocese - .sow NO Tom " ?Aix Why not Fax us yourad! You can use your tax rro hm to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your Corr patty rume. address. prone number and contact name. aaaaa Fax NEWS ADVERTISER POS579-0Zta UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 9osE6243M r� 10yo Hurry In Heating area Nr Ctxldioating Sale Ends April 15"' EWD FLMMACE CJ EK RA TCE M PAGE 810 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, Mauch 29.2000 Volunteer Corner agencies can keep you busy Ajax, Pickering grous seek people j'm ust like you... AM.CT DURHAM tAssox•i- BIG BROTHERS ASS(N'IA- 428-8111. eluding greeting and pre-regis- positions. call Ted Savalle. fund CHRISTIAN HORIZONS: awd Families tor Eticcti%c Cont- TION OF AJAX -PICKER- tration of blood donors, as well de%clopmenl co-ordinator at Requires caring and dedicated munity Ties). a non-profit fund- INC: Male and female %Aun- BLOCK PARENTS PRO- as assisting donors at various (905) 436-6649. people to assist and support de - raising organization advocatmg icer, are needed fi,r the ncw' m- CRAM: Being a Block Parent is other locations in the clinics. It' velopmentally challenged young for adults and children who have school Mcni rng Program for easy* and rewarding. Display the you wish to volunteer several CANADIAN NATIONAL IN- and older adults within group developmental'disabilities, is one hour per week. Big Brothers Block Parent sign only when it is hours of your time at one of our STITUTE FOR THE BLIND- homes and in the community. In - looking for %olunteers who and volunteers for soup aclivi- convenient to answer your door. clinics, please contact Denysc In need of volunteers to assist dividuals seeking a very reward - would like to become nierttiers ties, office support and agency Your only respomsibililvistolink Newton, area co-ordinator of people in their homes, sit on ing and fulfilling experience of our working board. We are program, are also needed. Share up the person in need of assis- volunteer resources at (905) 668- committees. and to help with along with meeting some great presently workmg on some ex- the fun and support the nwnis lance with the proper authorities. 2361 or I -S00-701-7803 Ext. fund-raising. new friends can call Da%c Car - citing fund-raising ideas and - and boys from lather -absent For more information about the 3413. Call (905) 436-7732 for more leton at (905) 049-5715 Mon - need your input and energy. For homes in our communities. .Ajax program call Mike Carter at informlation. day -Friday between 1-4 p.m. more information please contact Please call (905) 686-2871. (905) 427-0821 or in Pickering CANADIAN CANCER S(x - Janice Salsbury or JoAnne Par- call Sandra Armstrong at (905f F.TY, WEST DURHAM CANADIAN OR(;ANI/.A- COPE MENTAL HEALTH tridge at (9)51-126-211x). BIG SISTERS ASSOCLA- 831-0878. UNIT: Volunteer, are required TION FOR TROPICAL EDI'- PR(X;RA%I: Is seeking volun- TION OF' A.1AX-PICKER- for many interesting activities. CATION AND RAINFOREST tccr, to assist people with emo- AJAX-PICKF'RINC CONI- ING: Wnnen o+hn cim ollcr a BREAST CANCER SOCI- including organizing and can- CONSERVATION: Promote, tional/psychialric problems ci- Mt N1TY CARE: HONE SUP- +upin,nnc. canng friendship to a ETY - DURHAM CHAPTER: vassing for the annual April ramto,rest conscnnuon through titer on a one-to-one basis, or in PORT PROGRAM: Need, sol- girl bet" the ages ofsix to 16. I yoking fou volunteers to work fund-raising campaign. Drivers education and research and group programs. Training is pro- unicer, to drive seniors and a boy ages six to 10, a pregnant at a weekly Bingo in Pickering. arc also needed to transport pa- needs volunteers to assist. For vided. Please call Sheri at (905) physically disabled adults to teen or young mother are needed Interested individuals would be tients to cancer treatment cen- more information call Marih'n 686-3248. their medical appoinmments. A to volunteer with the one-to-one required to assist with a hingo on Cres. It is an invaluable way to Cole at (905) 683-2116. gasoline compensation is provid- matching programs. Voluri Thursdays from 8 a.m. to noon. spend your spare time. since one CORNERSTONE COMMU- ed. Call Heather Tim at 19(15) are also needed for of ice help. We are also laking for a com- in three Canadians are diagnosed CHILD FIND ONTARIO - NITY ASSOCIATION: Is 686-3331. special events. fundraising. and mitted volunteer n, help run this with cancer in their lifetimes. DURHAM REGION CHAR opening doors to you' If you arc the board of directors. Please call weekly Bingo. The Breast Can- Please contact Lynn N:varko at TER: h dedicated to reducmz interested in becoming socially ARTHRITIS SOCIETY OF 1905) 4_'S -8I 11. cer Society of Canada is a volun- (905) 696-15166. With your the incidences of missing chit- active for the homeless in DURHAM REGION: V,lun- teer driven• charitable organiza- help, cancer can be- beaten. dren and returning them home Durham Region, Cornerstone in- ecr, needed to help with special BIG SISTERS :VSSOCIA- tion that is dedicated to raising safely. Please call anytime and vites you to participate in its events throughout the year. TION OF %JAX-PICKER- funds for research into the cause. CANADIAN DIABETES AS- leave a message at (9(5) 686- "New Volunteer Program". For fundrat,ing, and office work. ING: -CLOTHES CIR- detection. treatment and cure of SOC'IATION - DURHAM RE- 3151 more information call Ardelle at andlor,cr%c on the chapter's ex- CC IT-': Sccond hand c)olhmg this disease• which will strike CION BRANCH: the goal of (905) 433-0254. ecutive committee. Call at (905) store need, reliable volunteer to one in nine Canadian women in CDA i, w miproi,c the quality of CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY 434-7221 or I-SSS-765-(AK)3 assist with various store duties their lifetime. For more inform- life of Canadians affected by di- OF DURHAM REGION: Vtfl- CROHN'S AND COLITIS such as soring donations. ar- tion call Fran Mason at (905) abeles through research, service, untecr, needed it) act as special FOUNDATION OF CANA- BALLVCLIFFE. LODGE: ranging display*,, assisting cus- 839-6764 or Trudy Thomas at advocacy and education. The friends to children and parents. DA: The Oshawa chapter i, Learn ncw skill . make tic" tomer,. etc. Tie store is cone- (905) 837-9460- Durham Region Branch needs to supervise family access visits. Itokmg for volunteers to help friends• update your resume. Vol- mcntly located next to the Big CANADIAN BLOOD SER- %olunteers for a variety of pori- to help with special events and to with an upcoming special event• unecr today' If you wish to give Sisters office (Bayly Street and VICES is currently Joking for tions and to help out at Bingos supervise our children's play- the Heel 'n' WTeel-a-thon. Dif- the gift of your time. and are 16 We,mcy Road. Ajax. next to the committed volunteers to work in held every ,ccon d Sundav after- room. For more information ferent volunteer opportunities are or older. drop in. or call 70 Sta- Taco Bell). and is accessible by their blood donor clinics, located sir n ai C ic,ar', Bingo Placc. 88 please call Susan Kucharski available. Please call Sylvia at tion St.. AJAX (905)683-73'_1. public transit. "Clothes Circuit' in Pickering and Ajax. Various Kin-(t,hawa. (9)5) 433-1553 Ext. 2311 (416) 920-5053 or 1.9'W-387- will welcome your call at (9051 volunteer opportunities exist. in- It r i ,l in any of these (momings on 1q 1 1479 ext. 18. Local Liberals elect new executive The Pine Ridge Hahbur- ton District Liberal A++„ei- alion elected a ncw cxo:cuto c for 2(NX)-2(K)1 The a„ol ia- tion represent, all 14 federal and provincial riding asso cla- lions in Durham Region and the ridings to the north and cast of the re- gion. These in- cludc Victona- Haliburton- B r o c k. Northumber- land. Pctcrbor- ough. Durham. Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge. Whitby -Ajax. and O,Iaaw a. Joe Dickson of Ajax was elected presi- dent. Terry Mc - Carl sof Oshawa as past -presi- dent. Doug Mann of Port Hope as execu- tisc vice-presi- dent. Frances Lloyd of Os- hawa as federal vice-president. Carol Berney of Campbellcroft as provincial vice-president. 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