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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_04_19PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN ",6M IRUNj 32 PAGES WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19,2000 Pickering Playem invite you out.. ftge B6 Pickering hydro rates likely to rise Veridian proposes 6.4 -per cent hike BYSUSANO'NEILL StaffWrirer Homeowners in Pickering. Ajax, Uxbridge, Clarington and Port Hope could see their electricity bills increase by more than six per cent this year as Veridian Corporation re- structures its rates in an effort to provide shareholders a greater return. John Wirrsma, president of the recently incorporated com- pany owned by the municipali- ties of Pickering, Ajax and Clarington. told Pickering councillors Monday the board of directors will consider the rate increase at a meeting Thursday. The histoncal rate of re- turn of five per cent has to be increased to a commercial rate of return of 9.8 per ccm- Mr. W-wirsma said. noting that rate is -necessary to meet the goals of the shareholders!* He reported a residential electricity bill of approximate- ly $80 per month will increase to about $85 in November when the rate hike takes effect. -Eicctn6ty rates in Picker- ing have " increased since 1"3.- Mr. Wiersma told coun- cil. He noted. even with the ex- povecd 6.4 -par GVM "Im-rc-me. the new rates will still be lower don they were in 1993 when Pickcnng hOnWCOWOCTS Paid $96.15 based on 1.000 kilowatt hour% of consumption per monith- _I have no embarrassment with that rate at all. I dunk it*s & justifiable rage: he said. Mr. Wimma pointed out the On- tano Energy Board has ap- proved raw hikes of as much as 10 per cent for Ontario*s -u- nicipal utilities. utilities must submit their plans regarding rMe structures to the Province by May 1. -We're very sensitive to the impact on our customcrs�, Mr- Wicirsma said. But, he explained. -if the utility does not have a suffi- cient return. it has a problem with its credit rating ... If we downgrade our credit rating. we'll face higher interest rates ... Banks look at the rate of See ELECTRICrff page A 2 CARL FERENCV News Adveruser photo Fishing expedition Chris Barbuto and K.vla Whirnall, members pollution. The Highbush area of Pickering of the 47th Pickering Girl Guides. were bun- was the tarpt area for the two girls. The Mondery painting fish symbols on storm by the Frenchman 's Say Wa- project is run sewer drains in a bid to raise awareness of tershed Rehabilitation Prvject. OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51 $1 NEWSSTAND Go east, �—STO_ _R'E*7 0:_` young me6p�,10111AL sooft. 01 Increase in reported incidents a departureftom trend School violence 0 in Durham 0 rises s BY MIKE RUTA Staff Writer The number of violent inci- dents reported in Durham pub- lic schools rose dramatically in the last school year. But Durham District School Board staff and trustees are downplaying the statistics, cit- ing several factors which played a part in the 40 -per cent increase from 157 violent inci- dents in the previous school Year to 230 last year. Laura Elliott. board super-in- tenden. of technical and infor- rnation services, released the annual Safety and Security Re- port Monday night. Trustees praised the detailed report and Oshawa representa- tive Susan Shetler described it as -very timely" considering recent board discussions of safety policies. -We do have a harsh policy. - Trustee Shetler said. She it*s appropriate that discipline City balks at tougher probe of nuclear plant Pickering council won't back �%atchdog's call for !",!'! 16-Jeral review for now BY SUSAN 0 NEILL Staff Wnser PICKERING —A Jcx.;W nu - Cigar _alctiog g spwr = ashing the federal govcinuinern to miti- ate an independent panel review on the proposed restart of the Pickering nuclear plant's side although City politicuins won*t support that request 'ust yet. Pickering councillors voted 5-2 Mociday to table a motion to request a full federal envition- tinentall ass�ssrncnit (EA) unta thcy*vc seen Ontario Power Gencration*s (OPG) draft screening report on the pro, posed restart. That report is ex- pected to be released to the pub- lic in two to eight weeks. -I'm disappointed they're not willing to take a leadership role at this early stage. We feel this stage is crucial - said Irene Kock of Du;�am Nuclear Awareness. which has already sent a letter requesting a pawl review to the federal Envircin- ment Minister. -It's clear to me the screen- ing report will have very maijor gaps:* she said. Ms. Kock ex - IRENE KOCK 'We cannot keep sticking our heads in the sand.' plamed one of her biggest con- cerns. about the screening k -vel assessment is the fact OPG will not be required to review the im- pact of a severe nuclear accident in which a substantial amount of radiation could be rickmed into the community. Tliem is a very real risk of a severe accident. We cannot keep sticking our heads in the sand�" she said- -We're talking about rumung a 30-ycar-old plant for DAVE RYAN 'We have a question mark in this community.' another 15 yews." Ms. Kock believes a panel re- view would lead to a more im- partial assessment rather than the probe being provided by the Atomic Energy Control Board's (AECB) screening process. She also maintained council doesn't need to wait to review OPG's draft screening report be- fore asking for a pawl review. Ms. Kock noted the City's Pber Review Team (PRT), which in - Board won't create deficit to run programs Durham trustees vote not to follow maverick Wmdsor board's lead ELJZ4BETH ROY 'We have to state a point and not sit back anymore.' BY MIKE RUTA Staff Writer Public school board trustees hem have been asked to follow the lad of pem in southwestem Ontario and tell the Province they can't make any more spend- ing cuts. At Monday night's meeting of the Durham District School Board, Whithy 1hissee Bizabelli Roy uW unsuccessfully to con- vinoe colleagues to write the Ministry of Education, express- ing support for the Greater Essex County District School Board, which has voted in principle to refuse to make any further spending cuts even if a lack of provincial funding requires diem. If the Whidsor board does in fact run a budget deficit by fund- ing progrants the Province doe- n't finance, trustees there would be breaking the law. leaving diem liable to firm and creating a scenario where the ministrY could take over operation of the bond. Trustee Roy wants die Durham bond to am in pnnci_ pie that it will Do longer pass on provincial cuts to Durham stu- dents. -We have to swe a point and not sit back anyinoW' said Trustee Roy. She made the comments as trustees considered a Iew from Annie Kidder of People for Edu- cation asicing them to support the Greater Essex board. Ms. Kid- der's letter included notes from a press conficriwe with Toronto lawyer Clayton Ruby, who swies Windsor "trustees are absolutely noit breaking the IW M tallung such a stand "unfil the Province gives thent lawful disectiiom or- ders or takes them over" Durham board education di- rectorGrawYeo sad the Ontario Pubhc School Boards' Assocw tion has given Meal school offi- cials legal advice "not iinconsis- tent with Mr. Ruby's com- ments:' However, Scugog Trustee Bobbie Drew said following Windsor's lead is going too far. "I can't condone that; I can't go that far." said Trustee Drew. LAICI -%CiCntiStS from the Uni- .:r,ity of Toronto and McMas- :cr ( Jniversity vAin are advi7nor �'wkcrtng on the EA. has &V ready indwAted the finall scope, Ahich seu the sup for the ,creening report, failed to ad- dress numerous concerns riused here. -it's clear we* It end up with a �crcciiing report thu's missing a whole bunch of information:* she said. '-rheir reluctance to take leadership is really unfortu- natc.* Pickering politicians voted March 20 to defer a motm to request the federal Minister of the Environment launch a panel review so they could seek a legal opinion from the City's so- licitor prior to making their de- cision. But. on Monday, the majority of councillors said they believe it's too soon for the City to ask for a panel review. Ward I Re- gional Councillor Maurice Brenner and Ward I local Coun- cillor Dave Ryan were the only councilloirs who said the . y sup - see PICKERING page A4 harply SUSAN SHETLER 'We do have a harsh p-licy-, decisions are left up to individ- ual school principals. The numbers for the 1998- 99.whool year. when compared to the previous year*#, statistics, show that teachers and other school staff are increasingly threatened and assaulted by stu- dents. - Threats of seirious physical in- jury to staff rose from seven to Is incidents: - Phvsical assaults on staff mcm�ers which involved no se- rious injuries jumped from 20 to 41 incidents; - Ca%cs where staff were intim- ,dAIM hv — th.. doubled trom 13 to 34 reported cases. Thc figures also show that violence is increasing in schools. Compared to 1997- 1998 figures: - violent episodes in school halls rose from 36 to 60: - In the classroom 51 incidents were reported last year com- pared to 38 the previous year� - Six reports of violence in Portables were filed compared to none the previous year; - Schoollyard incidents rose from 61 to 75. Ms. Elliott's report notes that males aged 12 to 17 years were involved in 63 per cent of all cases, and the number of in- cidents of violence by that group rose markedly, firorn 143 to 237. But her report notes that the total number of incidents re- ported has actually dropped over the past few years, not in- cluding last year's figures. SeeDURHAMpageA2 Inside the News Advertiser �Umff am" rw ..... A &k low ......... M %oft 81 ............... —b*mmd ...... B6 Chwal . ......... B7 IM U A CALL ' Sawai ...... 683-5110 a "a d .... 683-0707 1111drUndu ... 683-5117 Bell* Mesa .683-3005 VAnwisly VMS ...... 1-800-662-8423 Email ............... shouston@durham.net Web sib durhamnews.net FAX ......... 683-7363 Please recycle! MW N STOMI 2M A0000 N 41=6111 PICKERING HONDA 9M Woo* Rd. L& at "* 831-r",o TheRSIL-nn Coldn CLASM CMLULMAJA)( 106 ft* OL WON gam"111111,11 PlitillwhM Town Car" UFESTYLE COMMUNICAT11111M twoor I" WMI Whkn Ad. & HWY. 2 - WW" CANA TW K&MM saw Nag" 111 NA %Is?"" `b 14- i__ AIP PAGE A2 NEWS ADVOIT1111011. WEDNESDAY EDMON, April 19,20W Durham violence The board'% safet) and security committee cited numerous reasons to explain the rise in violence. Disre- spect for teachers has increased in general: the greater awareness and re- porting of incidents has caused more to be logged� high school students are "bored" because of a lack of involve- ment in extracurricular activities: and the after-effects ofsLhool shootings in the United States and Canada were cited. The numbers break down to rough- ly two incidents per school site per year. states Ms. Elliott, and they in- volved .35 mr cent of the board's stu- Suggestions for making schools safer include a look at specific pro- grams to address young male stu- dents: reviewing and revising the In Support of Safe Schools resource binder: and a combined effort with police and the Crown Attorney for a joint procedure on bail and probation conditions. Younger students are becoming in- creasingly violent. the report reveals. Reports of violence involving boys under 12 rose from 36 the prc% ious -,ear to 60 last year. and girls in the same age category were rcsix)nsible for 19 reported incident% compared to eight the previous year. The following statistics were also contained in the report. with 1997/1998 numbers in parentheses: possession of weapon 22 (13); threats of serious physical injury to students 44 (31); physical assault causing bod- ily ham to students 67 (44). physical assault causing bodily harm to staff five ( 12). According to Ms- Elliom there were no cxpulsions last year and re- peat offender% arc not tracked. Forty- three per cent of incidents led it) a slu- dent being suspended, and police laid charges in 18 per cent of the cases. Electricity MEN A011111011117111111MWEDNIESMENI April It, =0 PMK M AIP Durham teachers still auestion comt)etencv tests RY ANKE RUTA _7 1: 1 Staff Writer BROCK LIVERPOOL KINCSTON RD Only those seeking to become teach- FINCH VALLF� FARm RD. 4q ers should be required to write a written competency test, the Ontario College of Teachers has told the Province. In response to Education Minister Janet Ecker's request for advice on how the Province should carry out its teacher testing program. the College, which sets ethical and professional standards for teachers and establishes teaching qualifi- cations, last week released a 15 -point proposal. Tbc Province is committed to sw testing teachers in two months. Teach- ers'unions across the Province have stat- ed they are strongly opposed to written tests for the purpose of recertifying teachers. The College says student teacher% should have to pass "an entry to SHELLEY PAGE the profession test- to determine how 'The Conservatives have painted well they know the Ontario curriculum themselves into a corner and education legislation and policy. ky making a promise that isn't Other recommendations include a a worthwhile promise.' two-year induction program for new teachers to make sure '1hey continue to while promise:* she says, noting the develop and to reline the knowledge and Province is "bent on fulfilling every skills" teachers need, and revising the promise" they make. regardless of its Education Act to define the key area% value, Ms. Page says the OSSTF is which should be included in a teacher unique in that it has its own certification appraisal process, to be made consistent departmient, which stresses professional - across Ontario. Established teachers, ism. Qualified high school teachers, for says the College. shbuld keep a portfolio example, must have an honours special - as a record of ongoing professional ist qualification in the areas they teach. leaming and achievements. And if their The federation offers a wide range of competency is an issue after testing, the services to enhance the professional dc - Province should make sure employers velopment of teachers and, coupled with provide support and remediation. the evaluation new teachers undergo a( Shelley Page, Durham president of the hands of administrators, nothing else the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' is necessary to gauge a tcacher*s ability, Federation (OSSTF). admits she hasn't Ow says. looked over all of the Collcgc*s propos- While there was no mention in the &Is. A portfolio for teachers seems like a College's report of written tests as a pre - good idea. says Ms. Par. but %he ques- requisite for teacher recertification, On - tions the whole kica of testing teachers- . tario English Catholic Teachers'Associ- We think the Conservatives have ation president Jim Smith reiterated his painted themselves into a corner by opposition to the notion. making a promise that isn't a worth- *'While teacher. firmly believe per - Local man fights for his life after fishing mishap A 25 -year-old Pickering man is Street near Hwy. 401. fighting fix his life after falling into Tbc younger man got out and a short Duffins Creek in Ajax Saturday night. tirm later found 'its brother. who had Durham Regional Police spokesman washed up on shore. Tbc man tried Sergeant Jim Gnmicy says the man has CPR. hut couldn't revive his brother. been on I ific support since being taken to Sgt. Grimicy adds. the Ajax and Pickering H"th Centre The brother then ran to a nearby wound 8:30 p.m. home wild called 911. Emergency crews Sgt. Grimley says the man wild his were able to get the man's heart started 23 -year-old brother were fishing around and he was transported to the local hos 9 p.m- when they tried to walk across a pital. dam. litit both fell into the creek. Sgt. Grimley reports. —There was an —rherle's a strong undertow at the indication both n-ocn had been drinking. - dam and both were caught up in the un- The name of the victim hasn't been dcrtow,- Sgt. Grimicy reports. released by police. The dam is just west of Church HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF THE REGION'S WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES The Region's Waste Management Facilities in Oshawa. Port Perry. Blackstock and in Brock Township will be closed Friday, April 21. 2NM for Good Friday. Normal operations will resume Saturday, April'22,2W V.A. Silgailis, P.Eng. Connimissioner of Works Fax it: 683-7363 formance review is an essential feature would be costly and ineffective," he said written test nce or I= of professional integrity, a written com- in a press release. 'lliere is no evidence to more effective teaching, which shoulc petency test for established teachers anywhere that prtwes that standardized, be the goal of any evaluation process." (vr 4a X W D ) i 11a' .41" RFTIRF.MFNT RFS1DtNCE A BETTERWAY OF LIFE call Orchard Villa 831-2641 askJor Debbie Casquenette Better still drop 4 we wo u Id .kme to sbow you our bomr. For over twenty years, we have established a reputation as the finest retirement residence in the Durham Region. 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SMIT. made up of students from St. Mary's Catholic . Secondary School in Pickering. will begin com- petition in Ottawa Thursday against more tha n 20 other improv teams from across Canada. -We sometimes find it hard to shine because drama is not our major," says Gabriel Silva. a membLir of SMIT. He didn't even ticgin taking drama class until after he joined SMIT. But. St. MarN's won second place in the regional competition for Southern Ontario to earn a spot at the nationals. The team has recently been prac- tising five days a week in preparation for the nationals. "The last couple weeks it's hLen borderline work. but I wouldn't tw doing it if I didn't love it," says Mr. Silva. He fccls one of SMIT's strengths is that team members have such di- verse ethnic backgrounds. such as African. Indian and Guyanese. "The fact that we have that really adds to the characters. - In the competition, improv teams are given a theme they must act out. After a 30 -second huddle. they must I perform as many scenes as they can in four minutes. For example, if a team was given separation as a theme. it could be treated in several different ways from a scene about di- vorce to a skit about separating atoms. If SMIT does well at its first com- petition in Ottawa, the team will compete in the finals two days later. SMIT consists of Shawn Chahar, Jackie Crandles. Louise Lambert, In- grid Nugent, Gabriel Silva. Trevor Small. Yetunde Sopeju and Richard Wiltshire with Ryan D'Sotiza as the alternate. Mike Reid and Lawrence Thomas are the coaches. CLA85IC COOLING & HEATING d7lk 96t pum ISNAVAW. "ML AIR CONDMONING SALE up t,0500000ffo LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Classic Cooling & Heating 628 Kent Sweet, Unit B, Whitby (905)665-7778 or 1-877-739-7778 �1'a"n"t"s 'f'o'ur"o'ld'cr",X-,rea"c'lo"m'th,a,t—h,a,v"e, been shut down for two year%, fell short in terms of addressing the con- cerns of the people of Pickering . Coun. Brenner said a federal nev iew panel would be ttv-- closest thing to the provincial EA process called for by 1;7 per cent of voter% in the last municipal election. "T'hey wanted %ornething that was comprehensive.*' he said. *Tbc screen- ing prtx:c%s just doesn't cut it. The screening process doesn't have the same level of flexibility too allow vain- ous questions to be addressed. rhe public have been, and do re- main, uncertain about the future of Pickering 'N." said Coun. Brenner. noting a panel review would ensure the process is the fairest process, powuhle. "We have a questitm mark in this community, - added Coun. Rvan. -Wu need to stand tonight for put�ic peace of mind ... I personally believe at the end of the day thoo- PNGS will be given a clean bill of health. but we don't km— and —C _kwo't km,- until &It of (the public*s concerns) arc addre%sed," .7 91 i n e n I SCANJET 3300C FLATSED SCANNER • Only 4 steps to scanning success • Scan photo, text & drawing easily Easy set-up and installation 393340 16894 L_ But. several other councillors %aid they believe the City should wait to see DIWAL CAMERA,,,/ 2 ix 4 OPG's draft wreening repoi before 2x optical zoorn/4x approwhing the federal Envirownent Corinecft to your PC -3 Minister. 426844 (A�6blir in-slore �* - rAt in cakillop or co 6 I i's not that I'm against a panel re - 4': view. Mw question is when is it appro. prime and on what basis and what grounds?** said Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson. -We don't have a lot of solid evidence to convince the mimisw it should go to a higher level. - Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Hol- land noted making a request for a panel review is "something we want to hold in reserve ... If we ask now, we lose the opportunity to have an ace in our hand ... We would be laying the full dock on the table before the game even begins.- EPSON BUL Dave Steele, chairman of Pick- enng-Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) STYLUS 440 C It R for the Environment. said he's con- cerned if council waits until the - 720 c1pl-mode printiN 4-coloiur Mk:ro process is well under way it will be too Piezo Inkjet TechnitAx gy late to go to the federal government - Arneeican Greeting Creale-A-Card Software inclu&d and the opportunity for a panel review 4301 A will have been lost. 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In Ajax, the normal Friday col- lection will be also be on April 22. Elementary and high schools will enjoy a long weekend with- out Friday or Monday classes. Ajax Transit will have its Durham decision today could bring $1.7 million to municipalities BY SUSAN OWEILL of the general levy by de - Staff Writer creasing the amount of Approximately $1.7 taxes collected. million will be distributed "All of the parties tried to Durham's municipalities to make this work." said fi- by the end of the week if nance committee chairman Regional Council agrees and Oshawa Councillor today to handle the respon- Brian Nicholson. who re- sibility for traffic tickets ports $1.7 million in rev - and other provincial of- enues from 1999 will be fences. shared among municipali- The Province is set to ties this week. download the administra- The net revenues from tion of the Provincial Of- 1999 and 2000, which will fences Act (POA) to lower- likely total more than S6 tier governments. million for the entire re - But, it wants unanimous gion. will then be rolled agreement between out once the Region has Durham Region and its taken over the administra- eight member municipali- tion of the service, Coun. ties before it hands over Nicholson reports. the administration, which "That money can be will generate substantial used next year as surplus revenues for local govern- funds to decreAst: taxes." merits. he said. noting overall. al - And. as of yesterday. most S8 million in three seven of those municipali- years of revenues will be ties had reached a consen- released to Durham munic- sus an who should deliver ipalitics and ratepayers. the service and how the which represents about revenues should be divid- $100 in Lax reductions per ed. household in the City of The Region will vote on Oshawa. a motion passed unani- In Pickering. Councillor mously Tuesday by its fi- Doug Dickerson reports nance and administration the 1998 revenues the City committee at Durham receives this week -will Council today (Wednes- allow us to either take care day). and Ajax council will of some additional works hold a special meeting to in the City or to put that deal with the matter Thurs- into our reserves and use day the money next year 1� Under the plan the act bnng down expenses so revenues from 1998 and we're well on the road to 1999 will be split on a 50- having a zcro-per cent tax 50 basis between the Re- increase again.- gion and its eight member He noted that the agree - municipalities. ment reached by the re - The net revenue for Sional finance committee 2000 and beyond will be is -substantially better - divided on a 6040 split, than the original motion . ith 60 per cent being allo- that called for a 50-50 rev- catcd to area municipali- enue split. tics suW 40 per cent going -Flickering receives the directly to the Region. lion's share of the revenue Tbc finance committee and the (Region's rev - is also recommending that caucs) must be used to the net revenues the Re- lower taxes." he said. gion receives be used to re- **Now the taxpayers are the duce the financial impact direct benefactors." Notice of 7 R T Liquor _QV Licence ormlift Application The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol and Garning Commitssion of Ontano for a liquor licence under the LAqmw Licean Act. Appikatlim for Additional Fiddler and The Fireman (The) 235 Bayly Street West, Apa (outdoor area) Any resident of the municipallity may make written subritission as to whether the issuance of the I", is in the public in - m having regard to die needs and wishes of the residaius. Submissions must be received no later than bby 19, nW Plesse include your name, address and telephone number. If a petition is submitted to the Conimision. please identify the designated contact penion. Notr The AGCO gives the applicant copies of all objections. 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In fact, the idea is to have the legislation pa%%ed thisspring so questions can he put on thL ballot this fall. Sounds -reat. vou sav? In theorv. there's much to be said for allowin; averaigc voters. who pay the freight after all. to call the tune. Want more sivnt on local roads. less spent on local recreation.' Ixt's vote on it. Want to help make a deci- Sion on a Contentious development proposal? Let's vote on it. Want to decide to amalgamate or -stay the cour%e? Let's vote on it. Ali. but there's a catch - in reality. two big ones. The Province can veto the question and them must be at least a .50 per cent turnout of eligible voters in a given municipality to make the plebiscite official. If the Province will only allow the plebiscite questions it approves of, what is the point in going ahead? Why not just allow all decisions to be made from Queen's Park.' And. as fix getting a 50 per cent turnout ftir a municipal election - well the average turnout is less. than 33 per cent and them is virtually no chance rnore than half the eligible volers will show for a municipal election this year or any year in the future. In short. that means the legislation. unless it undergoe% drastic changes and is amended, is meaningless. Not according to Municipal Affair% Minister Tony Clement. however. who says. "purling questions on municipal ballots is a way to improve accountability and public trust in governments. This Nil would make these questions count. make results Nnding on municipalities and make the referen- durn process circilibie.- Given the rules in force to make plebiscites legitimate. it all sounds like empty rhetoric from the minister. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish offered his own blunt assum- ment. I%s is designed to take away any voice that people in numicipalitics have. It doesn't give them a voicc� it takes it away from them.- he %aid. Thw*s a little over the top. but it docs appear to be a fair rc- flection of official Durham municipal opinion on the bill. It*s possible scimc reasonaW questions aught be up for de- bate in plebtscites, this fall. but unless the Provincic lower& the turtititits rate to say. 33 per cent. the pichiscitic votes won't be worth the paper they're wnticn on. www.b etter. world Web,,,ite links'local agencies and volunteers for Net gains Few would argue about characterizing the rise ot Me Inter - w in the Lam decade as an informiait" revolution. Infortnation and images covering everydung from oczemai to erotica are but a click away for computer users and thcur numbers conanue to grow daily. Cut through the electronic clutter. though, and you'll soon find something lasung. worthy and community-besed for peo- pk right here in Ajax and Pickering. Welcome to inform.durharn.corm a new Web -ate current- ly under construction with funding from the provincial gov- ernment which will bring together conununity agericies from around Durham. Expected to be up and running by sidumn. inform.durhun.com will allow Durham residents to access in- formation about volunteer opportunities and community or- gamizartions. under one electronic umbrella. In our wired world. that makes sense. Users will be able to determine where help is most needed in their community. or choose an agency to which they can offer time and services. Conversely, community-based groups seeking volunteers can list their informaucin on the Web site and let volunteers know who dry are and what they need. By providing the information in a one-stop electronic site, Durham agencies can tap into a pool of volumecirs looking to belp make their little comer of the world a better place. As well, inform.durhon.com will be a perfect place for itigh school students to find volunteer work as pan of the new provincially -mandated requirement of 40 hotirs of communi- service before they can obtain diplomats. Historically, community agencies have approached the public when the need arose and hoped for the best when it came to recruiting volunteers. The new infbitmAudiam.coan Web site provides full access for an of Dwharn's agencies wound the clock. The funding for the site is moncy well spent. Now, it's up !o the residents of Durham Region to see that mform.durham.com becomes a place where people can, with the click of a comptiter mousc. work to make their commum- ty a better place. See you in cyberspocc. E -M" comments an am" oph"M do shoustandlidishomime. boullisla yew AW name wW communii- 4y of nashaines. YOU SAID IT The question was: What does Easter mean to you? Andrew Smythe Tissue Niens Liam Smythe says, "Having says, "Every says, "I like get - Easter dinner and Easter. my ting Easier eggs getting Easter grandma makes and being with eggs and choco- dinner for the my family." late." whole family and we get to go to her house." LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Good Samaritan's way" and I*m blazing! Another said about Torn Long's run for 114 highway is being considered wL%l integrity, honesty 9%tAG 0 of Toronto! I am looking out of my Office window. watching the traffic t han Alliance is die landscape is lit- N inch wevibound along the highway inspiring Dowd and my blood boils. politicians who yearned to be ac- ,n Living in Picketing - or Ajax or To the editor: At Queen 3; Park Whitby or Oshawa or point:% even A% I warched my jacket for the _ further east or northeast. we have car key%. outside a busy drivc-thru Linked MCXUWWY WT& Mr one choice of a 4M%encs high - restaurant parking lot. I thought to card owned. 'IbiS L"Uld hAvc very way. namely. Hwy. 401. myself, 'Imagine if I drove away easily been another unfortunate However. if you live west of with my cup aFxj my wallet still talc about a careless victim and Pickering there is a seemingly un - atop the car.' I unlocked the car sonic, sadly. all too commori. op- ending supply of series 400 high - and in the conrumotion of loading portunist. ways. 400, 401, 403. 404. 407, 4 10 and buckling children into the vc- I could leave only a token gift (have I missed any"). And another hicic. I did noi realize that my gut o(thanks when picking up my wal- one is to be considered" Let's he feeling was about to turn into a let this evening. It was difficult to realistic. nightmare -like vision. Not until ar- equate a morictary value that It is about time we saw some riving at our next destination. did a would foci ampic enough to cx- fairness in the distribution of gov- frauk search of the car conclude press my gratitude for your kind- crnrrwnt dollars for road and high - our worst fear — my wallict did. in ness. and my appreciation for your way development cam of Toronto. fact, not make the trip with us. willingness to give back my *iden- Not more talk, actual constirtiction. Fortunately. today our story has tity'. privacy ark! pwcc of mind Them is something very pathet- a Silver lining. Upon arriving Steve. your integrity and honesty is ic about the politicians of the cast - home. we were grateful to hew the inspiring. I hope I haw an oppor- ern towns. Oops. sorry. forgot. message left by Tracy of the tunity to give back to anodwr what Pickering is now a city' Tbcy let ukw%� Res,%st P*A� %�. ytm have gr4en vv� tti"y — affir- themselves be bamboozled over An honest Samaritan. whom I only mation of decency and humanity. the Hwy. 407 cxtensboci through know as *Steve' retrieved my wal- Thidearl's longtime chief aide, who our region. What happened to the let from the roadway in the parking Nisirimuraie St. Jews. Gardiner Expressway extell" or b( and took the timic to promptly Ajax its counterpart that was supposed deliver it to the Pickering division, fore Trudeatt reared. to come east all those years ago? all bcloagirigs within initact and Local And have we heard of any other undisturbed. politicians major highways being considered For all who have ever Im or 'bamboozled' east of Yonge Saw rece. dy? No I bad stolen a wallet or a purse. you Stollery, to the Senate and Iet it be But the ume has come ii�d mu - can appreciate the level of anxiety To the editor- nicipal elections, at least. are just which accomnentes the thinuirlit of date who would soon be in his cab- wound the comer Think about it! h- I just sLartcu rcawng Jowunru having to replace a driver's Star recently &W I only reached cense. social insurance and health page A4 and an article entitled Angela M. Kirby, cards. cheques and every credit "S Pickering Study to consider Ntagara tugh. BackToom boys face long odds Tough to come out of the shadows to lead party One of the few things not yet could not win ridings. although in said about Torn Long's run for both cases they were not promising leader of the new right-wing Cana- Eri C NDP territory. t han Alliance is die landscape is lit- N Gerry Caplan, who ran earn- ter� with the corpses of backroom Dowd paigns for the NDp federally and politicians who yearned to be ac- ,n pvvancmly, could not win even a cepted by the public. At Queen 3; Park nomination, which shows party Mr. Long, Progressive Con- _ rank and file sometimes servative Premier Mike Hanris's Linked MCXUWWY WT& Mr love reservations about thew own campaign chairman in two winning Segal, because they worked togeth- backroomers. elections, has never been to er oftert, is Dahon Camp, also a for- Why do so many backroomers anything outside that party - he mer adviser to Mr. Davis and Mr. fail when they try to go public? tried unsuccessfully to get a nom- Mulironey, who ran fed=HY Often they gravitated to backrooms nation to run for it in a federal rid- in Ontario twice in the 19605, but became their forte was organizing ing when be was 19 and it could be could not persuade voters; to rate NW they locked the skills handling argued did not have much of a him as highly as those two leaders. people needed to attract voters. chance. Sally Bamrs. bk. Davis's long- Voters also have shown in recent But there is a long ha of strare- am press secimitery, ran for the ieg- yews elected polidciam we not top gists considered successful in back- islawric after be retired, but al- of their lists of firvourite people, but rooms who could not persuade the though she also received they we even less cndrusic�l about large man outside to Wce thern favourable pubbcity bom med- thise whose reputation is working enough to vote for them. friends, coulti not convince voters behind dw scenes One was Hugh Segal, who twice they ace" her. The image of backsoomers is rnn unsuccessfuilly for die Com- Backroom experts m other per- they shapie huge deckwiti; without mons in an Ontano ridiing and more tics have found damselves smular- being clected and ohm have more recently for the federal Tory leader- ly unwanted by the publiic. The influence than those who we elect- slup and hod huge creidentials be- most famous among Liberals was ad. hind the scenes. Jim Coutts, pn= minister Pierre Tbcy� more don elected politi- He had been premier William Thidearl's longtime chief aide, who ciam plot the snuits and dirty nicks Davis's chief political adviser in the wanted to sea himself up safely and it has become well known they 1970s and 1980s and went on fill elected and in the Commons be- do not do their politicking out of the same role with prime: minister fore Trudeatt reared. the goodness of their hearts. Brian Mulroney. 7hadcau obligingly opened up a Mr. Segal and Mr. Camp, for in - Mr. Segal running for federal usually safe Liberal riding in stanice, lived for years off lavish pa - leader had backing from Mr Davis Toronto by appointing its W, Pew troturge convacts harided their ad - and as many old friends as the for- Stollery, to the Senate and Iet it be venising and public relations corn - mer premier could resuscitate and known Couns was a prize caridi- pany by Tory governments. the most favourable publicity of date who would soon be in his cab- Mr. Long is no excepdon, hav- any candidate from news me" to inet. ing col $650 an hour from whom he had bben a longtime But the ungrateful voters re- Mr. Harris's goveminent for ivrit- source of useful under-the-table in- fused to contribute their part and in- ing speeches while planning Tory formation and good humotir over stalled a totally unglamorous New clecdon campaigns - this guy reeks lunch. Democrat. of smoky backroorning. The media called Mr. Segal 'the NDP backloomers have had Happy Warrior,' which has been their similar share of rejections. E-ftli your comments an dift pinned on more deserving, and the Murray Weppler, a press secretary opinion to shouslonealkwhormnot. federal Tories' last, best hope, but to leaders at both the Ontario and Submissions whico kicludo a Nat he could not attract the party's rank federal levels, and Ellen Adams, a and Jast name, " woN as On com- and file as much as even the former chief aide to a couple of Ontario munft of rosiderwo, wAV be consid- tried and failed leader, Joe Clark. leaders, ran for the legislature but ored line pubilicadoin. PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor- in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Edifor Bruce Danford Diret torof Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie KoWziejc2k (1a,sified.4dwraving Manager John Willems Real Eviate.Auwmotive Adveraving,4fanager Abe Fakhourie Distrrhution Manager Lillian Hook Offree WanaKer Barb Harrison Compe)%mgManager N" (905) 68 t-5, I H) 5AIS1 (905) hN 3 - 511 Classofieds (905) 683 -070 - Distribution (-X)5) 6X3-5117 General Fax I -X)5) 6N3-7363 E -Mail shoustoniadurtuan.net %Vrb address www durhamncws,nct 130 Commercial Avc.. Ajax. Ont. LIS 2H5 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advemser is one of die Metroland Printing. Pub- lishing and Distribunng o(newvapers. The News Ad- vemser is a membe of die A* & Pickering Board of Truk. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community %cwsF F r Assoc.. Canadian Circulations AU" &k.—d -I th. COM— Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any adv Cre& for advertisement limit. ed to space price error occu- p— The News Ad, crti,cr accepts letters to the editor. All let- ters should be typed or near- &I -written, 150 words. =Ietter must be signed with a first and last namc 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 wW content. Opinions ca r d in letters are those otthesse writer arid not necessarily those of the News Advertis- cr. We regret that due to the volume of leam. not all will be printed. Rl"s 0 Home -schooling swap, sale a success. Durham event brings together parents and resources BY NATHAN JANKOWSKf The overwhelming turnout dren at home, Special it) the News Advertiser at The Sports Station Restau- Pamela Christie, who orga- Durham*s first-ever home- rant in Oshawa April 10 con- nized the event, reportsshe felt schooling resource swap and firmed for swap and sale orga- there was it growing demand sale was such a success more m/ers their belief that there for such it s%%ap and sale hcre. such events will probably be are more and niore Durhant "Thcre is starting to be- held. parents who teach their chil 011`11',� L ktryc Lioup A 1wole A.J. GROFNI News Advertiser pluno Keith Christie ponders ht v next move while leaching Parents. The event was organized doing ajigsawpuzzle during a resenirce sale to iwlp home- vchooled students and parents and snap run kv the Ontario ratwit 0 rmr, h,iw ne(evsar.v resources. Leam secrets of how to write great fiction Workshop runs on May 6 The Writers Durham Re. Sion is ready to unlock the -17 Secrets of Writing Great Fiction**. The work- shop i being bosted by Brian Henry at the 0 s h a w a YWCA on Sat- arday. May 6 from 10 A.m. to 4 p.m. Henry will lead the workshop to belp people de- velop good fic- tion writing skills. Henry has edited fiction for 16 years, and currently teaches cre- ative writing at George Brown College and Ryerson Poly sechnic Univer- sity. He has led workshops alorth and south of the border. The work- shop will take a sophisticated look at dia- logue, charac- ter interaction, and scene de- velopment. Writers will karn how to bring scenes to life, and some of the best tricks of the trade from an expert. Workshop fee is $33 and inust be paid in advance. I The Writers Circle is a non- profit group dedicated t..) encouraging the art of writ- ing. The Oshawa YWCA is at 33 McGTigor St. For more in- formation, call Sue Reynolds at (905) 985- 1962. NEWS ADVOUISM WMMSDAV EMnM. " It. 2M RM A7 P Toronto police officer released schoolers in Durham Region," says Ms. Christie. "We are try- ing to create an opportunity for teaching parents to pick up re- sources for a cheaper price and niect other teaching parents. And. parents had plenty of' ()pporiunity to build on their horn c libraries. l'he swap and sale featured nc,x and used resources from �endors like Discovery Toys. KGR Teaching Aids, Carolin Brwks. PigTales Book%, and thc Oshawa Historical Society, arnong others. Parents browsed and bought lb�):;k s and other curriculum n ; crial for youngsters from the pre-school level to teens in high school. The most popular method of obtaining hortic-,schooling resources at present is through the mail. But, since most com- panies selling the material are based in the U.S., Canadians have to pay extra because of shipping costs and currency exchange rates. That fact is one of the main reasons Ms. Christie and a friend organized the swap and %ale. " It is also a networking op- pOrtunity for all horric-school- me " oh r ing parents- to c ) c home -sc hoolers. Sh dcas and resources. -We have had a "cry. very good turnout:' says Ms. Christie. -I am very pleased with the amount of people who came Out.— on bail Durham man faces several charges, put under house arrest A Whitby resident who is a family friend as sureties. 10 -year veteran of the Toronto Mi. Cooper, who was sus - police force arrested in con- pended with pay, must reside inection with an alleged series at a home owned by his wife of fake police drug shake- and her father in Whitby. is downs and home invasion rub- subject to a strict curfew and beries, was released from cus- cannot communicate with the tody under house arrest after a six other people he was hearing in Newmarket court. charged with. The order re - Darin Cooper. a constable quires Mr. Cooper's parents to who worked as a detective at live with him in Whitby. 55 Division. on Coxwell Av- Judge Glass ruled the pre- enue near Dundas Street East, sump(ion of innocence applies was arrested March 10 along on bail hearings even though with six others. They lace such prosecutors argued that they charges as attempted murder. had a strong case. breach of trust. impersonating "We produced 10 affidavits police. armed robbery and of support and there wasn't the possession of unrcgisteied re- slightest concern he wouldn*t stricted weapons. appear for trial.- Mr Mr. Cooper. 30. who was Greenspan said, noting the held in solitary confinement contested proceedings were for his own protection. is the not subject to a publication first of the accused to he freed ban. "He is effectively under on bail. house arrest. Defence lawyer Ed Mr. Greenspan argued there Greenspan per�uadcd Superior was no likelihood that Mr Court Judge Bruce Glass to Cooper would commit any Overturn a detention order and crimes if released on hall release M r. Cooper on "since all of the allegatiens re - S640.1'") bail naming Mr late to his work Li� a pipli,�: Cooper. parents Elmer and inan ' Barbara. a cousin. and a close — Tor%tar 'se" s 'se rN ict- PICK-ERING Pa. `h � � -1 420-2222 * 683-2760* 24 hr. Direct Access 420-46..... Web Site: www.city.pickering.on.ca REQUEST FOR CONINIENTS %pril 19 S,lc P'.�r \,!-.! ...... ( GTSB DRAFT TRANSPORTATION STRATEGY April.10 Statutory Public Information Meeting The Greater Toronto Ser),ices Board t6TSB) v%as established it, 1991) to worki 9 April L4 Exmutive Committee Sollecting cooperatively with municipalities within the Greater Toronto Area. As part of its mandate. the GTSB has released a Draft Transportation Strategy. FRID %N. %PRW 21, 2(K)O V() .%I0%DA1. 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April 22 Prt)granis illotcrWc -1 Sanday, April 23 CLOSED Nlarday, April 24 CLOSED UTGOW Ew,p.) Sc=.fli t sr,flcmd h) th, HA,J,� S,hcJ. L 90S)68;41 J� Iddiliffiba at Ilia, KeCrvilldilliill Uvwrl Hiry, 2 1867 Valky Farm 1A JiligbuatillaYam 0 the R lar naX r�6=1 t"r" to Swim SZ:::!TXW liAlsom P §V Preschool. Child " older Addlb Starner Carnpr imartualtall; day carnpilday carnArrompartan" =.C= -Get Out' Special Drop In Prograim for Tareve 13. 19 ym likkitring Moraimis Village; Camope, E"oft and Tatirit W%na.Cky.~n9.0nX8 = K lig 41111 as I" , I= =k,aaan. -MI PIC U! C—Piri. Al larriard 867 Valki", Farm .4"dora reascapad briiiet. thir 0 ic C—PWI "34M am A Crairal War), W."! Sidt. One Tht Eialonak 4264621 Should you be interested to reviewing and conrinwriting on the G-V%B -TranspKAtatton Strategy. an information package can be obtained through the City of Pickering. Please conwt Corporate Promotions and Economic Development (905-420-4625) or visit the City of Pickering's website (www.city.pickering.on.ca) - look under *'Ne%sflash. Information on the Transportation Strategy is also available through the GTSB's website (www.gtsb.on.ca). I IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CITY OF PICKERING TAXPAYERS 2000 INTERIM TAX NOTICE Second Installment of the 2000 INTERIM PROPERTY TAX BILL Is due for Payment Second Installment Payable April 26, 2000 If you have not received your Tax Notice, please telephone the Municipal Office at (905) 420-4614 (Norffi Pickering (905) 683-2760). Failure to receive a Tax Notice does not eliminate your responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalty. A late payment fee of 1.25% is added to the unpaid installment balance for each month. The late payment fee is charged on the first da of each calendar month until the balance is paid in 7ull. If you are behind in your taxes, please contact the taxation office to arrange a payment schedule. IpUBLIC 111011EETWMPEN HOUSE #3 NOrnON ROAD LAND USE & URBAN DESIGN STUDY The City of PK*cnng antl die Town of Ajax have jointly initiaW the Notion RwA LaRl Use & Ufta Desip Study. The area under audy is diown on the map o the right. You are invited to attend Public Me* House 03 to ducuss the prefenitit! WRI usc option anill ,he =' design gukldinm If you have any questions or Tequim addiitionial information. plem contact Rearick Ashby of the Town of Ajax Planning Department at (905) 619-2529, cluension 207 or Steve Gaunt of the City of Pickering Plaming Department at (905) 4204660, extension 2033. Whou- Public MectinglOpent House 0.3 Notion Road Land Use & Urban Dcsign Study Wbew April 27, 2000 Date. 8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Wbwr. Council Chambers; Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade City of Pickering 6441244 0 Saturday May 27", 20M 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. The rity of Pickering and The PineRidge Arts Council are currently seeking artists, performers and art enthusiasts of all ages to become a part of tnis yeaes Ardiast on dw EsPilliumNie located in the Civic Complex, Esplanade Park. Please call the City of Pickering's Culture & Recreation Division at (905) 42G-4620 to Ret involved. VV'e'vemade changes to sen,e wu better.. The City of Pickering recognizes the need to proi, ide quality ser, ices to �ou. On your next visit to the Pickering Civic Complex you will the changes we have made to enhance our one stop shopping concept. You Aill be pleased to find the following charges: • Planning & DL �eloprnent Department (general information. zoning inquiries. committee of adjustment. building permits, plumbing permits) now located on the first hoor. • Operations & Emergency Services (includes. Municipal Property, Parks enquiries. Fire Prevention and Culture & Recreation i located on the 21 floor. You can now register for one of our many programs. memberships or book one of our facilities at the new Registration Centre operating at the Pickering Recreation Complex. • Clerk's Division (licenses. by-law services, parking tickets) located on the 21 floor Please drop by and visit us at the Pickering Civic Complex... We're ready to serve you! THE CITY OF PICKERING REQUIRES PART-n%IE FIREFIGHTERS For am bounded by Finch Avenue to the South-, Markbam-Pickering Townittle to the West; Uxbridge-Pkkering 0-parrition al the Townthae I. the N.Mb aind City of Picklaing Durb&m Reginnat Road 1 the Erloarieft #B (Lakeridge RwA) to Pickaring.0nuirle the EML L1 V 6K7 %finimum Qualifications: A,, EQual OPWtur,ty I . Pickenng Roident E�P", (within the above boundariesi tn accordar�s woh "ie 2. Legally eligible to W—PAI Fmadw oi %ork in Canad� l'b'Mr,or-d P.t� 01 Z"ey 3. Mint 11lum Grade 12 ACt. the �t,rmalio� education or g,thirted , co"Wea equi,alcrit: "r"�l io thir 4 )�and Class Muncqw? Act R S 0 Ontano DmeC, 1990. c M 45. a�d .,ii I ic nsc� 1`6�5*dtowlawa 8 _dmie y rs of age wa thank &11 tho" Application forins, can li� .rd,�'duala who awly ("ained Wni the Hurnan M�r amy i�om Rcsourcet tkpartineni, One appicamsgra,tecan The F%planadc, Nclicring AW.11w .11, Do and inust tx- completed and ear—leoged retumed %ilh a detailed resuine by Apni 25, 2000 to Emplo)nbcnt ScrNiccs Coordinator Fax (905) 420-4618 Earth Day is April 22 What are you. doing to celebrate Earth's bounty? Earth Da,, is the largest, most cel- ebrated emironmental event world - W Ide. First launched in the United States in 1970, Earth Day (April 22) is cc lebrated as the birth (it' the crivi- ronmental movement. More than six million Canadians join 5W million People in 164 co un - tries to stage events and projects that address local emironmental issues. Nearly every school in Canada takes part in an Earth Day activity. In Tokyo. Japan. Earth Day will keep busy Tokyo streets free from traffic t , or a car -tree day. In London. Prince Charles will host a global conference on hiodiver- sity. In Manila. a huge environmental concert for Nouths will he broadcast live across j�sia. In Beijing. China. a massive bicy- cle rally will mobilize thousands of people. In Canada. Earth Day has grown to Earth Week, and even Earth Month to accommodate the profusion of ac- tivitics. They range from large public evcnts� such as Edmonton's Earth DaN festival with 10,000 partici- pant%, to Earth Day walks. waterfront clean-up%, and trec plantings. Locally. Ajax celebrates Earth Week with its annual Environmental Aflairs Week. On Saturday. April 29. at Rotary Park, there will be tree planting as well as composting infor- mation and compom and woWchip giveaways. On Saturday. May 6 the same ac- tivities take place at Greenwood Welfare demand in Durham continues to decline Fewer residents collected social assistance in March Approximately 130 (ewer Durham residents collected welfare fast month than in February, but childrcn in the region still represent more than half of those receiving so- cial assistance. According to Durham Region's Social Scr�ices dcpartmcnt. 12N people stopped collecting assistance last month. There were 19,423 people on welfare in Durham in March, down from 19.551 in February 2000 and down almost 3,300 from March 1 999. Of the 19.423 people in receipt of Ontario Works benefit-, last month, 10.402 — or 53.5 per cent — were children. the department notes. Across the province. nearly 40)0 people stopped relying on welfare in March. And. a total of 485,026 have left the welfare rolls since June 1995. -Our welfare reforms and the strong Ontario economy continue to help people break free from the cycle of welfare dependency:' re- ports Community and Social Ser- vices Minister John Baird. "Every month, more and more people are making the move from welfare to work through the oppor- iunitics provided to them by Ontario Works." Ontario Works, the government's mandatory wclfare-to-work pro- gram, provides people with opportu- nities to upgrade their education, participate in job training programs and gain work experience through community and private sector place- ments. The government reports 531,450 people received welfare assistance in Ontario in March, That's down from 535.405 people in February. Laffaine —Roulston A Recvcler � Corner Park. Nly Earth Day message. I hope, will be more Chan just food for thought: 0 Get your bicycle. inline skates. or good walking shoes the next time you need to go somewhere handy. Do you ever wonder why you take the car to the recreation complex for aer- obics or a swirn? J Never idle your car while wait- ing. Latest measurements on the Earth*s protective ozone layer indi- cate that it was 60 per cent thinner than normal over the Arctic during the first three months of this year. J Turn out any lights that you are not using. If we were to remain on Daylight Savings Time all year. like Saskatchewan. we would save on electricity. A U.S. study in the 1970s found DST. on average. used one per cent less energy than days on standard time as we spend more hours lighting our homes in the evening than in the morning. :1 Have shorter showers and con- sider turning off the tap when brush- ing your teeth. LJ Use organic lawn care methods insicad of rclN in.L on pc,ti�: idcs� RON PIETRONIROI News Adveriiser pholo Openinv day smiles C70 There were smiles all around at the first daY of Lukas. Andrea ClarrY and Samantha ZYChla peruse school for students attending the new Altona Forest a book between tour duties. These students were re - Public School in Pickering. Official tour guides sponsible for showing parents around the brand new (from left) Dari Zero, Elbron Harzegar, Olivia facility. Incorrect phone number published in golf section An incorrect phone number for the section of the Ajax -Pickering New% for the Bell Canadian Open at Glen Bell Canadian Open Tournament of- Advcrtistr's Sundav*s newspaper. Abbey Golt'Club in Oakville Sept. 4- ficc was publi,hed in the Golf' 2fXX) Anyone intcrc%tLd in Nolunteering, 10 can call 905-1(49-97M. TORM FM KAM WI I . 11 -1 41 1 � I 1 -1 -1.- � I oMik.7'' .. , f A I" MOM 11 ,2 P 0 a 11111136 Man& Lease md M9!; % allime!ftir SiftV ftdft *ff *a* imWict fW aromm r �Vw %q� VAV&Wr 2 DW $Pon at SM22WUMIM A MOMh "th dw— py,"l w qwkM vade b" 36 M -1h k— W a 2.9% x" lem ,* hm fwd C,,& :*—d— =C=t. 60NO k. 36 —t1.aqpk% pka appkai;l�t� first Oth'spay�l 1,",ed hxerj" � & to C Recyck Me. 111101,11 Bowlers take strike action in fund-raiser Bowl-a-thon raises money for bereaved families Bowlers can strike up some fun at the fourth annual Perinatal Bereave- ment Services Ontario Bowl-A-Thon. The PBSO fund-raiser is being held Sunday, April 30 from I to 4 p m. at the Ajax Bowl 5 Pin, 172 Har- wood Ave. Bowlers are asked to collect spon- sors in order to raise money. Those who wish to support the PBSO but are unable to attend the bowl-a-thon can contribute by calling (905) 472- 1807. The bowling event is geared to- ward the whole family. and prizes do- nated from various sponsors are up City 11 it shuffles ro departments P rw� PICKERING — 'rhe City of Pickering is re- locating several departments at the Civic Com- plex to better serve local resi- dents. The Planning and Develop- ment depart- ment, Opera- tions and Emer- gency Services departments and the Clerk*% de_ partmcni have all been relocat- cd. Residents can now receive information about building permits. plumb- ing permits and zoning inquiries :he Planning it d' Develop- ment depart- tncnt*s new lo- cation on the first floor. Operations and Emergency Services. which includes munic- ipal property, park% and road% inquiric%, fire prevention and culture and recreation. and the Clerk's divi- sion. which 40.1, _.th Is cences. bylaw services and parking tickcts, have moved to the second floor. Pickering residents can also now regis- ter for recrc- ation programs. memberships or book a City fa- cility at the new registration ccn- trc operating at the Pickering R e c r c a t i o n Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. The Picker- ing Civic Com- plex is located at One The Es- planade. For more in- formation call 420-4660. Road to in Pickering PICKERING — If you're try- ing to find the troad to recov- ery. a local troup bere, may offer help. The Serenity Group's 12 Step Recovery Meeting is being held Fri- day, April 21 at 0 p.m. at Bay - fair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets every Friday and deals with all types of addic- tions, including co-dependency. A child-care program is available as re- quired. Every- one welcome. Phone 428- 9431 (Jim) in the evenings. for grabs. The grand prize for the individual who collects the most pledges is a JVC 3 -disc CD player with digital radio, double cassette deck. and re- mote control. The team which col- lects the most pledges will receive dinner compliments of Walt's Bar and Grill in Pickering and Richmond Hill. All proceeds will go to fund PBSO programs. The Markham -based organization helps support families in Toronto, Markham, Durham. Brampton. Wood%iock. Belleville. Chatham and Peterborough who have suffered a loss of a baby due to miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death. "We hope that families will come out and enjoy a fun activity together." said PBSO executive director Jan Pearce. "Since the money raised from the bowl-a-thon will be used to fund a variety of PBSO support services, participants can feel good that they are helping families who have suf- fered a traumatic loss." For more information on the bowl- a-thon or other PBSO services. please call (905) 472-1807. 14C;VV,W r! � ___� �. �_," 4 Ca 1-1-ie,l- CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONERS $ 795 Save Up To *CALL NOW FOR DETAII-S! IN)S-428-0333 tuthanzed fkaler BRIDLEWOOD %V' 111 0 tnlo!l "FATINC. P. Al�? CONDITI"NINI; IMIN-4 1.6- 1121 2 MOM ADVERTISIM, WEDNESMV E==ft " 19. MW MM " AM Easter bake sale aids South Pickering Seniors Club PICKERING — Cookies. tarts. Thursday, April 20. muffins and other treats are on the The fund-raising sale takes place menu as the South Pickering Seniors at the club. 910 Liverpool Rd.. be - Club hold, an F.aster Bake Sale tween noon and 3 p.m. Unsurpassed results in skin resurfting usin *MICRODERMABRASION *LAM PROBE all skin conditions - hyperpigmentation - broken capillaries acne scars - scars - aging skin fine lines and wrinkles - sun damaged skin - stretch marks body peeling - fibromas - cholesterol deposits skin tags - milia - rough skin (ACVE) (STRETCH MARK.5) BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER ANTMUNG THERAPY AVAILABLE CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY SKIN CARE CONSULTANTS 416-439-3350 916 Markham Road, Scarborough APA 19.211101) AOP PAW A10 NEW ADVIII111118M VAEDME9MV EDO More seniors are suffering from� loneliness The need for volunteers in Ajax and Pickering is 'huge' n volunteering BYLES7FKAPOUCHTINE Ms. Ritch says although the iinic to the volunteer. In a recent client- warding and enjoyable to see that If you're interested i Special to the Newts Advertiser commitment is small, usually only volunteer survey done by the Friendly thcy*vc made a difference. Some of for the Friendly Visitors Program. call Nearly 100 lonely or isolateJ pco- one or two hours a week. it can make Visitor program. the response was the clients' comments included the Victorian order of Nurses at 57 1 - pic in the community are on a waiting a huge difference in someone's life overwhelmingly positive. "Wre like brothers" and -she's 3151 or 1.8(X).263-7970. To volunteer 1. " i- -v-;I-ble to a nnilil nrtivuie� �rstinnl �Iisfacliori Volunteer,, called the program re- super. she's a darling.- with Commfinity Care. call 686-333 L st cause no on, a visit. Two local organizations are at- tempting to break the cycle of loncli- ness. The Friendly Visitors Program is a part of the Durham Branch of the Victorian Order (if Nurses and match- cs volunteers with lonely people. mostly seniors. who may have little other contact with the outside world. Community Care in Njax is another organization which performs similar services to the Friendly Visitors Pro- gram. "People die from loneliness. - warns Donna Riich. manager of the Friendly Visitors program tor the past two years. -It sounds hucc. and It 11 hugge. The need has cxploded trenion- doush, Ajax resident Maura D'Cosza met a 'tremendous' volunteer through the Friendt.y Visitor program run b.v the Victorian Order of Nurses in Durham. The Friendly Visitors Program cur- rently helps more than 130 clients. hut about 90 arc awaiting a volunteer to be matched with. The waiting list is Larg- er than it has ever been in the 20 years since the program began. Tbc need is greatest in this area as almost two, - third% of the waiting list arc people wVK, live in A)ax and Pwkcring. The waiting list. notes Ms. Ritch, is such that sonic people might have to wait two years before being matched with a volunteer. Ms. Ritch is positive about the job she and others do in the program. -1 think that all of us, whatever job we do, we would like to think we can make a difference for people." Recruiting new volunteers, admits Ms. Ritch. is a hard job, although the ones who mart volunteering usually enjoy it so much they rarely leave. A)ax resident Maura D'Costa is onic client who was lucky enough to be matched with a 'Itremendous- vol- unteer. Mrs. D'Costa was on the wait- ing list for about a yew before being matched with a Friendly Visitor dus past January. rbey matched us up very well:* says Mrs. D'Costa who adds that her life has improved since Ellie became a part of it. Even though it has been a fairly short time since Ellie began vis- iting, Mrs. D'Costa already considers her a friend. -She's wonderful, she's a very nice person:' Mrs. D'Costa lives with her hus- band, but most of her family does not live close by. What she enjoys most about Ellie's company is she is now able to go out with a female friend who shares a lot in common with her. Mrs. D'Costa is blind and although she's independent she says Ellie is wonderful at describing things to her. Community Care in Ajax also has volunteers who visits area seniors, as well as Meals on Wbecls and trans- portation services. Heather Tim of Community Care ams many volunteers arc doing 'double duty" to ensure they do not bave to start a waiting list for their clients. Alison Jones has been volunteering at Community Care since May of 1988. She works on the phone and takes calls from clients who need to go out for a variety of reasons such as a doctor's appointment or to do some shopping. She then arranges a time with a volunteer driver. "I thoroughly enjoy it:' says Ms. Jones. She notes clients and the dri- vers are "like friends" and that it is "a very pleasant office to work in." Ellen Holmes volunteers with the Friendly Visitors Program and brings her two dogs with her to visit her client, who loves animals. She was pleasantly surprised to discover how rewarding being a volunteer could be. 71he senior she visits is -wonderful company" and Ms. Holmes feels "a .ftal kinship toward her.'" Although Ms. Holmes is kept busy with her pet -care business. she still bries to make visits once every week or Iwo. —["he time you give is invaluable to the people you visit." 9 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 OSTOMY: The Oshawa and District Ostomy Association meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. the third Wednesday of each month in the Green Room of the Art% Resource Centre, next to [he Oshdwa City Hall on Centre St. S. Anyone with os- tomy or is about to have osto- my surgery is welcome. as we family and friends. Phone 728- 7207 (Alma McPherson) for information. SINGLE PARENT SUP. PORT: The Ajax -Pickering chapter of the One Parent Family Association invites you to our weekly meeting held at 8p.m. every Wednesday at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club. corner of' Church and Bayly Sts. Ajax, for both cus- todial and non-custodial par- ents whether your children are 2 or 42. all are welcome. Phone 837-9670 for more in- formation. TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toastinas(ers BILL�OARD APRIL 19,2000 Club meets at the Pickering nuclear station visitor's centre. Montgomery Park Rd., Picker- ing. Meet and greet at 7:15 p.m.. meeting 7:30 to 9:10 p.m. Learn public speaking. leadership, communication skills. Phone 683-4439 (John Johnstone) or 619-0647 (Peter Dowse) for mure information on the group. THURSDAY, APRIL 20 BREAST-FEEDING:The La Leche League Canada - Pick- ering Group meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the YMCA Family Resource Centre, 14W Bayly St.. Unit 15A (next to the GO station). Pickering. In- formation and support on breast-feeding. Pregnant women, nursing mothers and babies welcome. Phone 427- 8063. BREAST CANCER: The Canadian Cancer Society's Living with Breast Cancer peer support group meets at 7 p.m. at the Dundee Private In- vestors offices, southeast cor- ner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave.. Ajax. Support and prac- tical information for breasi- cancer patients, families and friends. Phone 686-1516 for information. FRIDAY. APRIL 21 ADDICTION: 'rhe Serenity Group — 12 Step Recovery Meeting is at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 917 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The gro u p meets every Friday and deals with all types of addictions. including co-dependency. A child-care program is avail- able as required. Everyone welcome. Phone 428-9431 (Jim) in the evenings for morr information. J 0 D 7o list Your non-profir group's events, call the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser at 683-5110. orfax the infor- ination to us at 683-7363. ON, 1...Come see the many sides of Sears4l ACCRIED11TED TEST AND REPAIR CENTRES 4P,%_ T for more information call 1-888-758-2999 TARIO'S www.drivedeon.com F0kNTj Pkkering Town Cenfte Direct Une 420-0271 RIO'S NEWS ADVEFMSER, WEDNESDAY EDMON. AprU 19, 2OW PAGE All I AOP We need your perspective on the environment and nuclear power. ......................................................................... Ontario Power Generation is looking for interested citizens to serve on its Environmental Advisory Group. The Advisory Group was created in 1998 to provide us with consensus -based advice on environmental issues and activities related to our nuclear stations, and to help us improve our environmental performance at those stations. The group is made up of volunteers who reflect a broad range of public perspectives from around the province. With the departure of some of the original members, we need to recruit new representatives from the community. WHO SHOULD APPLY. We're looking for individuals who live and/or work in the areas around our nuclear generating sites (Darlington, Pickering, Bruce), and who can bring one of the following perspectives to the Group: Regional or Municipal Governmerit The public at large First Nations/Aboriginal Environmental Secondary School Systern University Regional Industry Medical/Health REQUIREMENTS. Successful applicants will be selected based on their willingness to spend time studying, discussing, sharing perspectives and seeking consensus on environmental issues. The selection process will also take into account the diversity of geography, interests and perspectives represented in the pool of candidates. Note that commitment to the Environmental Advisory Group requires attendance at 6 two-day meetings, held bi-monthly. This is a volunteer position, but members are reimbursed for their expenses. Successful applicants will begin their participation at the May 23 and 24, 2000 meetings. APPLIC ATIO N S. To find out more about the Group and its achievemeriits to date, check the Environmental Advisory Group web site at lTttp:/,'www.ontariopowergeneratkm/EAG/. If you have questions about serving on the Group, e-mail us at EAGcommentgaol.cDrii. Application forms are available for downloading from the web site, or by calling Charmane Ifliagan at (416) 592-7483. mominiin ONTARIOPOWER GENERATION Please recycle your News Advertiser! SHOPPERS DRUG MART� Pickerinq Town Centre dM A 0 � umm Et__ (Weyre Almost Finished Renovating) ONE DAY ONLY! Thursday, April 20th, 2000 0 Yo OFF ALL MERCHANDISE* .excluding prescriptions, baby diapers, baby milk, stamps, cases of soda, lottery tickets & advertised sale items We also carry a full line of Cosmetics and Fragrances including: • Lanc6me * ROC e Revlon . Bonne Bell - Neostrata • Clarins * Aribne e Loreal - Covergirl - Chanel • Biotherm - QUO 9 Hair Colour e Maybelline * Ralph Lauren • Calvin Klein e VICHY e DIM - Marcelle - Alfred Sung OPEN TO MICINinNT . 7 n"A A WFFK EveWhing you want in a drugstor% Discount in effect only at Shoppers Drug Mart, Pickering Town Centre Thursday, April 20th, 2000 We reserve the right to limit quantities. Pickering Town Centre 839-4488 We offer comfortable Independent fiving with care to meet your needs OPEN NOW61 e F4 Housekeeping & Laundry a Plivate Suftes 9 9 Ekgant Lounge wfth Fireplace 0 Comfortaililk Dining 1645 PICKERING PARKWAY 9 Permnent & Sbyl Term Accomm"n e Plus Much More (905) 426-6603 fl AOP PAGE Al 2 NEWS ADIVERMER, WEDNESDAY EDMON. 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Sat 10-7 pm Sunday 12- F 597 pm Sunday 12-5 pm m w -5 pm 2 5 pm Sg 9-6 pt�Suv��'192 Pm ft" NNUMIGM WWNMMY EMMM. ApA 19. 2= pAGE l" p .,SportS& EISURE' NEWS ADVERTISER APRIL 19, 2000 monarchs have no butterflies as they take flight - St. Mary players prepared for touchdown at camp BY A L RIVE7T Sports Editor head coach Blake Nill and fea- ious to show off what we've 0.00 PnL Sunday April 30 PICKERING — Forty too,- turing other Atlantic university coaches and players. starting got. We've got some great kids. so it will sort of be like Friday April 20 8:00 pim Sunday April 30 ball players from St. Mary Catholic Secondary School will May 19. their Metro Bowl,— says hone their gridiron skills while 'The number -one Bridgeman. During the football clinic. touring the east coast of Canada next month. reason for going is St. Mary students will be billet - The Monarchs' football players and five coaches will to expose them to ed with Atlantic high school players taking part in the camp. fly. to Halifax to take part'in a university football. Bridgeman hopes that will teach the players about life off training camp, play an exhibi ' tion contest and go on sightsce' It puts a seed the football field. "Their ing excursions during the tour May IS to 24. in their heads.' traditions and culture are so much different that this St. Mary Monarchs head BoeBRIDGEMAN is another great aspect- of the football coach Bob Bridgeman tour. he says. is taking his charges on the tour to learn from the best universi- Along with football skills The Pickering entourage will also have plenty of time to ty coaches in Atlantic Canada instruction. the St. Mary play- ers will be versed in n-utrition discover the cast coast, as 11 t will tour such areas as Trurl and to find out what it take% to play the game at the collegiate and weight training. Following the end and Antigonish in Nova Scotiao level. 'The of the clinic May 2 1. the St. Mary along with Cape Breton Island. An early -morning hike on the number -one reason for players will suit up for a game Cabot Trail is also planned. going is to expose them to uni- versity football,- says Bridge- against Halifax*s Queen Eliza- beth High School at Husky Sta- To be as fully prepared as t. man. who took St. Mary play- dium at St. Mar), University Possible for the rigours of the football camp. the players have r7` crs to a similar university foot- ball camp in Alberta last year. that evening. Bridgeman bee practising indoors trice "It puts a seed in their heads. notes that al- though most of his offensive laterMarch and will continue to train right up to their departure We want them to expose them players are experienced. many for Halifax May 19. to as many different experi- on defence lack the necessary -We're doing some basic L ences as we can. not just foot- ball." skills as they're in their first things." notes Bridgeman. "It's During their stay in Halifax, year of football. That may downgrade the St- Mary -Queen a big responsibility getting them both mentall) and physi- the Monarchs will take part in the football Elizabeth game into a con- cally ready. We have some kids Forty football pla.yers and five coache's skills camp for high school players. headed by trolled scrimmage. -Wc'sc been challenged by in Gradc 9 who haven't played h !hall before. f -m St. Mar� Catholic Secondar% School St Mary's University Huskic% a team out there. so we're anx'- so they have to kn the basics- will take part in a football camp run b%- A r - Jenn turns on jets to lead Spartans PICKERING — Dunbarton Hit Schot)l Spartan, rN,sted good rcsul at the annual York University Hit School * Judoom Invitatiosiaill u=k me recendy- In the midget girls* division. kit Evans finished second in the 40 nwtre race. Elyse Campbell was six in the I _%0m and Jenn Seeney placg eighth in the 800m and 10th in tt 1.500M. Junior boys' competition sa, Adam Morrison finish third in it 800m and fourth in the I.5ON Teammate Brian Mason was 14th i the 3.000m. Natasha Gibson ran to 10th in th senior girls' 800m. The team is coached by Julie Artr suong. lantic universiry coaches and plavers in Halifax next month- Among the p4vers "EA 71 N11 � Call NOW OPEN 427-555.1 r= -- Autrey McGhee. �. vauitecl AWTP**%� second place in Ontario at V* RON PIETRONIROINews Advertuer photo going an the tour are. in back rn%. fmm left. Marko Glavic. Brendan Holme. Kris Ed%ards, Rocro Cicciarella. Derrik Lea(h. Paul Dugal and Dane Okrusa. In front rr," is Aliona rchs 'head coach Bob Bricl�:,,MWI PIMMMIS WNGE"E ASSOC TRIOM 20"/2"1 SEASON Pkkeft UL Arem/O%rka pW pletile A Sal:urday April 22 1 :00 pim Wbitinesday April 26 7*00 pim Friday April 28 7:00 pin Sailiurday April 22 2:00 pAL W*dneeday April 26 0.00 PnL Sunday April 30 9:00 anL Saturday April! 22 3. -00 P.M Friday April 20 8:00 pim Sunday April 30 '110:00 anL ANPWIN mudbe 12 1 Filw0PRA.Ill 9* - &on feeSSLOL Wfth 2 POO -dated dwqws. S&A lot snid Collobst, JsL two $2MNrsodmtion,' 0 TrfXdft68L00PWhow. Skslem ouh*b P.RJL require "permlsition to sitsw forms from your sesocisdon. THURS., APRIL 20/00 Live Band Featuring SOFFO 235 Bayly St. W. Aiax 208.8 1 2-ASNA �adet level at the Provincial Gymnastics Championships in �40r*h Bay last *eekend. Aubrey. of Pickering, m=W Placrq first in his divism by just one point. The Pickering resident and member ot the Markham Gymnastics Club has qualified for the provinctals for the past three years. finishing second all - arc ind at last year's Ontario -Mampionships % I 1b A P PAGE 1112 NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDITION, April It. 2000 RO,V PIFTRONIROI NeK s Advertiser photo Pickering members of Gemini Qvmnastics in back ii from left. are Arran Black Kaitlin Oshawa qualifted for the Aletro Fast team Grand - v and Tara Columbus. In front row i . s going to the provincial championships. In Jenna Grandv. Athletes sew up spots on Metro East team atfinal qualifier P 0 0 ickering gymnasts vault to provincials PIUKERING — Four Pick- third and f T1,1T provincial quali- second on bam. and floor and cring g�nina,i, ha%c earned fier hoslcd by the Winslonctle third on beam. spots on the Metro East team Gymnastic Association in Arran Black, competing in which will represent the area at Markham recently the -senior 2 category was the Elite Ontarto and Il'outh Tara Columbi]is finished in fourth all-around at ti� final Provincial Championships later first place overall in the junior 2 qualifier with a first on beam, this month. divi%iori. She posted fir%t-placc third on floor and! bars and fifth Tara Columbus. Arran efforts on uneven hars and hal- on vault. Black. Jcnna Grand,. and aacc beam arod finished third on Kaitlin Grandy finished fitth Kaltlm Grandy — all mcmtx-r% floor cxcrciscs. -cc in the junior 3 bracket. plj,:in�: oI Gemini Gymnastics in 0%- Jennj Grandy finished % - first in v3ult. fourth on lltx,t, hawa — were named it) the orxi overall in the pre -junior 3 fifth on beam and seventh ,n Moro East %qujd following the category. placing first on vault. bi Wanderers drop tNN,,o exhibition tilts AJAX — ine Ajax Aandcrcrs for Ajax. Dave Brown added a con- Ftugl�,% Cki�, opened its season on a verl. %oUr note last weekend. drivpping two During the F&-;tcr weekend. the exhibition contests against Slarkham Wandcrcr% men's first learn will travel %quads. it) Pittsburgh to play the Pittsburgh Tlic Wanderem men's first team Harlequins and another U.S.-hased lost a 24- 10 decision to Markham at rugby %quad in a mini-tournarnictit. Exeter High Schniol Saturda). John In cithcr Warkicrcr%' ni the club Drulec and Glen Bureau each %cored a has one representative — Josih Connor try for Ajax playing for Canada*s undcr-19 Meanwhile. the %%'andcrcrs Old- team in France. Connor plays in the boys ovcr-35 mcn*% %quad aW- ) lost to fircint frow for the national team. Markham 15-12 at Exeter. SteNc Met- Nikanderers player% live in Ajax and calic and Bryon Balsing %cored iric% Pickering. 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" For coiinpleW CoAW affilallOUr and prqJbM-;otW go#'neus, scorm and srafialcs� 1*9 UUWR0&Vek.00M 10 0 W10"WE11111, WIMMUM EOffM. Apt 1119. MW MW N ON M Irwin's career in transmitmion As be spends more time designing courses, be'splaying less 13Y RICHARD MUDRY 'There are other challenges to be faced,- said Irwin, -1 always want to play, but I'm looking dovm the road. Right now there are too many nieces to rnv rmizzle - Irv6in always has loved testing himself. He's done that on the golf course Irwin said the PGA Seniors' Championship began a three-week stretch to assess his fer re successfully than not over the years. The Senior PGA Tour has been no dif- game, H L"ent. He fell short of winning his fourth straight PGA Seniors' Championship "I may adjust my schedule," he said. "There's been a lack of preparation going into 1. weekend at PGA National Golf Club. Doug Tewell won the event in Plalm Beach this year and that's hurt some of my intensity and confidence." Garden, Fla., with a 15 -under 201. Irwin finished tied for second at 8 Linder in the rain- Irwin will tell you how he plays in 20(X) - and maybe more important, how he shortened 54 -hole event. plays in the next three weeks - ' 11 be dictated by mind over matter. But this is a time of a career transition of sorts for Irwin AIV success, is predicated on whether I'm thinking well,' he said. "The competitive He's putting things in place for his post -competitive days, and so he comes into iin, -%el � high on the Senior Tour. and if you're not ready for it, your game huns. And event: at less than top form. it's understandable. �.tri of playing this game successfully is to keep yourself on an up beat - Hale Irwin the golfer has given way, somewhat, to Hale Irwin the golf- whe'n you discuss golfs best thinkers, perhaps only Jack Nicklaus is better than course designer. Irwin's time recently has been spent designing and putting together nearly 10 prorm around the United Sutes- Hes deign- ing four courses in the Seattle area, restarting a projeo F�-vt;n years ago in Bryce Canyon, ULA that ran out of rrionc�. designing 19 -hole courses in Chicago and Lake ("11V .%,firm., and working feverishly on a 36 -hole t-'(JLJI- ty ov-,nership project in the San Diego area. "\X"ith all the transactions under way now." said Irwin. a 254irne winner on the senior tour and three-tirrie U.S. Open champion, "life is morecom- plicated than it used to be and them's more risk. rhat's been my choice, and the reason I played less the first few months of the year was because sonic of .h(me prorcts were sup- ,oscd to stan up.' Irwin has played �-vcn Senior events this ,e-asoin without a win. f le's carried W,018. He*s got five t firinhes plus a aev I ft at Toshiba and a tic for 37th at the film ser" malor of the year The Countrywide 111 two weeb N�, X. ago in Scottsdale, Am. Those 72 holes in Scottsdale were particu- larly troublinIt for Irwin because it's the only - -Jor n1valinit hxxn kvm 3 ser" grAnd dun MoA*. -ft was real doapposm- tng.- sad Irwin of rourids of 7& 73-15-1() - 2914� That &Over total was Irwin's highest on die Senior Tour. It was orilly the loth wric in 112 Senior events Irwin has finished over par -1 thought I was playing v6rg going inito die Th4dition, and I played poorly It's been a case of 04ing too many things with too link tow for the practice tee, he said, arld it's all catching up with him. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I Ulu lug awnum U ArWo reboumb Arwhl PAhncr, one of golfs greatest names. didn't nuke die cut in the 61st PGA SeulorV CMaipilooiship and almost ended his competitive career after a first-round 97 on April 13. 1 did consider witfidrawin&- Painter told the Fooecaddie on April 15 ifter bouncing back to post a near -age matching I -under - par 71. It was Palmer's firm par - breaking round this year and his first since the 19" O� Depot in Charlotte, N.C., nearly a year ago. 'I haven't done that in so ion& and if I had, I don't kww if I'd ever have played again - compe- fidon,- he said. 'He was really down and played so awful early on," said two -d= US� Open champion Anity North, one of Palmes playing partners the first two rounds. 'He told Andy and 1, 'I'm not sci sure I'll see you on the first tee,'" said DavW Grahaon, Palimer's other playing partner 'I said, 'You're coming.' I told him he'd never quit in his entire life. I asked him if he had any new clubs in the car." Palmer did - CaRaway Hxwk EM - jnd hit higher-tratectory bon shots and covered the flag with more regularity in the second round. Spimish nuesbo Never count Seve Balliesseras out, especially in match play and when there is pride and a trophy at stake. Ballesteros, playing captain of the icooduentA Europe team, scored a stunning upset Victory on April 16 over Grem BrItain A kellimill playing captain Collin in he singles por- Th, :!u!gutal Sem Bidkiliftlirm Trophy matches. Ballesteros' victory at SuninkWidalle Goff Club in England helped Continental Europe post a 1311,1211, triumph over Great Britain & Irel5nd, "I know thatwry few people were thinking I could beat Cohn montgornerie: Bahesteras told the Forecaddie. -But I said to myself. -it's match play. and over 18 holes I have a chance.' - At No. 590 in the Off" World Golf Ranking. Ballestercis w -as W places below %lontgomenc, who was; a 7-9 odds-on favorite to win. Arid, no. the Forecaddie didn't hive a v6 -Ager on the former Spanish maestro. T111111111110 1W facellft The restoration of the Harbour To" GW Links will begin May I and is pan of an effort by local officials to ensure that the MCI Chimsk remains on Hilton Head Island. Petc Dye, the original archi- tect, will supervise the work. And, says Davb Love IM "Hopefully, they'll get a little more tee space and a tilde more length." The course currently plays at 6,916 yards. The restoration, which will! include the renovation of all greens and bunkers, will cost $3 million. The course won't reopen until January. We would like to achieve the reputation of The tadW at Beach " said Mike Lvwrewe, president of Sea Resort, of which Harbour Town is a part. Like a chess master, Irwin knows how to manage his game and think one step ahead of everyone else. That ability carried hurt 20 PGA Tour wins, including victories at some of the PGA Tour's toughest courses. such as Harbour Town, Riviera, �'inehurst No. 2 and Muirfield !1ige rhat means little now, how- :-Xin deals little with the past ;,A �j ys focuses on the pre - ow Stan last irmbenng %xiory didw npionshtp .UA, Ga., won five . season Vag year or re, the close rid battling r wore me ke som ; year, b%A s crisp. an of the but so is a trons, n& it rcqu=3 f aw rustax-ss AV lag week cticing, which into this My game un focus FOILMERLYTHI %DLHlilRD c, The Hidden Gem... In Durham lkegion's Golf World' 995 Myrde Road West,Ashbum (905) 686-1121 AKEMG f & ehispering idge k GOLF COURSES 2 Courses -I Location N1 Memberships* Public Welcome s Tournaments *Weddings s Fully Equipped Pro Shop idge PING 13 Irons & AVoods ods P Demb Clubs & Custom Fittfings 3km ncwth of Hwy#7 on Umidge R& at Brawley R& FL 1 (905) 428-632 P PAGE 64 NEWS ADVOMSER. WEDNESDAY EDMON, AprN 19. 20M Youth just misses top spot at provincials in Norlh B0 Pickering gymnast soars '�'J to second place in Ontario PICKERING — A Picker- spectively. He was second on ing gymnast vaulted to the top of' pornmel hors allel bars and -e. par the heap in Ontario by posting high bar with results of 8.90, outstanding results at the 9.75 and 8.55. respectively. and Provincial Gymnastics Champi- AD third on rings with a mark of onships in North Bay last week- 8.85, end. McGhee has qualified for the Aubrev McGhee.. 10. fin- provincials for the last three ished second in Ont; years. finishing second all - cadet level at the provincials. around at last year's Ontario missing firs -i place by just tine championships. point. He hopes to advance to the The Frenchman's Ba,, Public argo'A'Ievel f'or national -stream School student posted an overall gymnasts next season. sLore oF 54.425 at the provin- The member of the Markham cials. Individually. We finished Gymnastics Club will attend one first on floor exercises and vault more meet this season — an in - with marks 49.54) and 9.97. re- AUBREY A4( -GHEE vitational event in Windsor. Tykes Rebound to take consolation title PICKFRING — The Pick- Chris Stuart with one apiece. In the third game. Pickering ering Panther, Carpet Cor- Goaltender Blake Cluff was earned a come- from-beh i nd 2- ral/Rchound Sports tyke 'B' outstanding throughout the 2 draw with East Gwillimbury select hockev team clawed tournament. and came up big Straub and Reid scored for the East Gwillirn�lhury to capture for the Panthers once again in local tykes. assisted by Haley the consolation championship the final. and Taylor Bruce. at the Markham Invitational The tyke Panthers started Other team members arc Tournament last %%cekend. the lournc� %%ith a 2-1 loss to Josh Spitzer. Glenn Murphy. The Pickering tykes upend- host Markham. Reid scored Cody Arsenault, Maclin Craw - ed East G%illimbur) 4-1 in the lone Pickering goal. assist- ford, Michael Hood, Billy the consolation title tilt. ed by Smith. Desroches. Duncan Mitchell Tommy Reid. Bradley Haley. Pickering rebounded to and Jay Boychuck. MacKenzie Smitl� and %core a 3-1 win over the Ajax The squad is coached by kfiLhael Straub. into an empty Knights in the second game. Rick Straub. assisted by And) net. cored for Pickering. As- Straub. Casey Roxburgh and Roxburgh and Steve Stuart si%ting were R%an Gilmour Reid scored ior the Panther%. The trainer is Greg Halc�y anc with three- HaleN. Reid and b,� Reid and Gilni,,ur the manager is Ste%c Bruce We Homer Lumber, a division of Cmhway Building Centres have dianged our name. We're Dn now X%XJNA Cashway Building Ceriars, And rest assured, we're still the ace you can depend on. For ow*onal service, Select hemium. Imiber, great pnces and eKpert ir S, diere's stiR only one name to remember. RONA CmIliway. IN us waft 810' CAM. -IL Formerij Homer Lumber. 15 Westney Road, North (905) 427-9931 Store Hours: 8 am - 9 pm Monday - Friday, 8 am - 6 pm Saturday, 9 am - 5 pm Sunday Gunners, goalie lead mites to tourney title PICKERING — The and Serville. Pickering Goldenbooks/On- The Panthers won their tario Power Generation second game of the tourney rnite 6 select team went un- 7-1 over the Markham Wax - defeated to capture the ers. Bailey had a hat trick, championship of the Kotsopoulcis chipped in Markham Invitational Se- with two. Wilkins and lect Tournament last week- Serville completed the scor- end. ing. Assists went to Caggiu- The mite Panthers took la, Simmonds. Doherty, the title tilt against Siouf- Wilkins and Millier. fville 7- 1. Jordan Kotsopou- The Panthers took the los scored a career high five opener against the Agin - goals in the win, and single court Canadians 6-0 as Kot - tallies were added by team- sopoulos scored a hat trick. mates Michael Wilkins and Wilkins, Lyver and Doherty Brennan Serville. Assists chipped in with singles. went to Drake Caggiula, Bailey, Jamie Baker. Mor - Tyler Lyver. CT Millier, g;n, Serville, Doherty and Dylan Morgan and Taki Caggiula had helpers. Pantziris. Goaltender Grant Pickering shut out the Tamanc was remarkable. al- Stouffville Clippers 6-0 in lowing only two goals Same three to advance to throughout the tournament. the finals. Wilkins notched as Pickering outscored the a hat trick and Kotsopoulos, opponents 26-2. Pantziris and Ryan Bailey Injured player Michael fired singles. Assisting were Walker aided coaches Steve Joe Doherty and Patrick Morgan, Paul Etherington. Simmonds with two apiece. Gary Tamane and Mark Quinn Etherington. Morgan Bailey on the bench. Pickering tweens strike silver PICKERING — Coach 7 Charlene Sil%er li�cd up to her name, leading her Pick- ering twocn *B'ringetie learn to two silver medals in recent tournament play - In the Central region final tournarrient in April. the Pickering tweens fell in a close defeat at the hands at Sunderland. The 2-1 loss in a 5-4 victory over Tara were the finals assured Pickering enough to send Pickering to the silver me". Tbc Picker- the finals. They faced Jordan ing learn advanced to the fi- for the champicniship, but nals with wim% against Ajax this timic defence was the (6- 1 ) and Whitby (3- 2) after factor. and Pickering suf- Sunderlaind %hut them out 3- fered a 3-2 loss. 0 in the opener. Team member% arc In a tournament in late Odcne Ansell. Andreanic March, Pickering travelled to Balconi, Tam Carplino. Car - Barrie and returned with an- olyn Crawford, Jennifer other %ccond-place finish. Fodlcn. Amber Herbert, rhey went through round- Michelle O*Bncn. 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PICKERING CAmpus 420-1344 Financial Assistance may be available if you qualify DIAMOND INSTITUTE Durham Regions First IT Certffldation College ma. APPROVED DIPLOMA PROGRAMS Computer Programmer/Ainalyst r-_ &- Q. -A T—Ii�i.. _F . - Computer Service/Network Engineer Web Site (e -Commerce) Specialist CERTIFICATE COURSES A+, Network + Certilication • Microsoft NT - M�CP/MCSE • Novell - CNA/CNE • Linux (Red Hat) t� 9 WID msumm Dy opermwea mmu" cordW by Me A R OW Novell. immbe.waftblortimwho FOR INFORMATION CALL 1100 !No= SALES CODRDNMTQNIIRE- CEPnOOST for D.v ul<i,i M.1 be .0'rig to "t so." and Sal~ Fa Z, %G.TB47 or &W off re- sii� al Valeabrios 210 B,�: St S VLr0L!!/%M) Inc. PaintPlas Inc. is a supplier of high qualit-v painted and pre -assembled automotive parts. Currently We have openings for the following positions: PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR 3 - 5 years practical experience in a JIT automotive or manufac- tunrif environment. As- a proven team builder you will have excel ent communication, problem solving and organizational skills. Strong knowledge of operations combined with quality systems (ISO) would be an asset. HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGER Successful candidate will have a strong track reco-.d in all area! of Health and Safety. Proven ability to implement a Heald and Safety program'in accordance will all applicable legisla tion. Your ability to influence and build relationships. will b4 instrumental in leading, advising and providing training at al levels within the organization regarding Health and Safe - ! plus years experience combined with related post seconlar courses. Automotive or manufacturing experience would be definite asset. JR. MATERIALS CLERK Reporting to our logistics manager, this position require strong data entry skills. The ideal candidate will have provei organizational, demonstrated computer skills and excellen communication skills. I - 2 years general office experience pre ferably in the automotive industry. QUALITY SUPERVISOR Applicants should have 3 - 5 years of proven supervisory ex rrience with focus on autoritotive paint application, com tried with practical experience. Q,99000 experience an asset. recent Quality Assurance Certificate. ELECTRICIAN A valid Ontario Industrial Electricians, Certificate and 5 vear working experience from a manufacturing environment is re quired. Vnence with AC/DC motor controls and PLC's i an asset 5 exciting and challenginf positions would appea to any individual who enjoys wor ing in an environmen that focuses personal development and cross training. ested individuals are asked to mail or fax their resumes: HUMAN RESOURCES PaintPlas Inc., 650 Fiinlle�Ave., Ajax, Ontario. t I Fax (905) 686-01530 We thank all applicants for their interest however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.H! NEED A JOB .9 Are you 16-24? Call the YMCA Hotline@ 9M -JOBS Local calls (905) 427. 7670 YMCA Daham Eritiloyincra rvic's 14MBaylySt., Suite 1611 (Besik the Pickcring GO Station) If * M"6u*lt be Wd&A oaf viiael T.D.S. Personnel Service r III Ire$ 40 AnRIVERS 0 Local Durham tentmet C3 Ruraing SoMem 0allade n Minilivilim 2 yean AZ exp. Apply In pwsen or call 112 Athol St. Sefte 203 WhIllity Phone: (05) 430-860 Toll Fm: 1-8774W-3308 911-1m Wets co-op 1W maw skWonill; in dpliiiiiiia 0 , 9 laillso am not amployed All 2JAuhrizedAealeMiC Trablitil; Provitili 427-1922 Agn -0.9tvam �Mfi W. Ihe k !,,d,, th, m,muJ,,,t., ,J wl andste,re equosilerier has = im�afiate ap1wrril for a Computer Systems Administrator Certification as a Netware 4.Ix Administrator Five years minimum PC hardware experience - whip/troubleshoot/ repair F,7 minimum DOS/Windows 9x application installations /setup/ troubleshorit Five m,=,um LAN/WAN hardware - remote control software/hardware Internet suTrt /setup/ troubleshoot la _I Zf/Zlook expriess/dia -up network/FrP, TCP/1P mmiggtskidlls in visual Basic, Autosll und a nig of telecommunications and remoter control =arie/hardware - Linux, Seridl Samba, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Lotus Smart Suite, Wordperfect Office avid MK-ricsicift Works The c idate t communica and interpersonal skills and a re to work in a fast -paced, stimula environment. We offer a competitive salary and an eWeller " benefits package. Interested candidates should f,,rward their resume with salary expectations, Friday May 5, 2000, in confidencir to: PAN-OSTON LTD., Human Resciarces, Itox 267, 660 Neal Drive, Peterborough, Ontario K91 6Y8 Fax(705-)748-0113 We thank allapplicants for thni, intirrest,=oidy tivise selected for mrittervievi, well be W Durham College is LemTdng Ai" Flenister Now! Ang- Wingil. the right HUH 1 9C5 time. Arcs todwopy the right WELL 1902 place "-OORDiNATOR - Pickering HI.TH 1900 You will be nesponsible for supporting the Senior OP - 1"l mwW to ensure IS09001 compliance at certified ISO 9001 WELL 19,17 Iccations, You will achwve this by perfornreng internal audits, auditor Sol Mno- I training corrective and preventative me� continuous impn)vement analysis, and tedin" PrOpa faCidatOX YOUr ability ;,a to manar multiple assCriments is ccirriplemented by a strory Sare" Mngt. I customer focus and excellent commurwAtion ancl negotation slags. WELL2930 A post SeCoridary de&r- - equivalent business -9— PkA Power Point Word Confined Spoce Enky Strong PC skills including Accm Excel. and are HLTH 1902 also re*wvd Certified ISO 9000 Internal AuditorTraining and n Tronatit'Daingerous Goocia automotive badiground would be an adyantW. HLTH 1901 vve offer corripeutive compensation and beneft as well as VVHMLS excepwall career rowth potential. Please forward your resume. Tr-porliilt- Solutions HLTH 1903 in confidence. to: Ryder Log4tics and worldwide. Human Resources. 910 McKay Road P-dael Worib Wih Sp" Nesclis Ontario. L 1W 3Y7 Fax: (90S) 428-2431\OVe thanic all applicants for their interest but only those selected for interviews will be IINFT 1302 contactedRyderkneg-cl L*stmis-Effpb�—EqAy&rpk3�- I'll Poll - 16 Aipell 26 In Mdwft. $81-98 NEED A JOB .9 Are you 16-24? Call the YMCA Hotline@ 9M -JOBS Local calls (905) 427. 7670 YMCA Daham Eritiloyincra rvic's 14MBaylySt., Suite 1611 (Besik the Pickcring GO Station) If * M"6u*lt be Wd&A oaf viiael T.D.S. Personnel Service r III Ire$ 40 AnRIVERS 0 Local Durham tentmet C3 Ruraing SoMem 0allade n Minilivilim 2 yean AZ exp. Apply In pwsen or call 112 Athol St. Sefte 203 WhIllity Phone: (05) 430-860 Toll Fm: 1-8774W-3308 911-1m Wets co-op 1W maw skWonill; in dpliiiiiiia 0 , 9 laillso am not amployed All 2JAuhrizedAealeMiC Trablitil; Provitili 427-1922 Agn -0.9tvam �Mfi W. Ihe k !,,d,, th, m,muJ,,,t., ,J wl andste,re equosilerier has = im�afiate ap1wrril for a Computer Systems Administrator Certification as a Netware 4.Ix Administrator Five years minimum PC hardware experience - whip/troubleshoot/ repair F,7 minimum DOS/Windows 9x application installations /setup/ troubleshorit Five m,=,um LAN/WAN hardware - remote control software/hardware Internet suTrt /setup/ troubleshoot la _I Zf/Zlook expriess/dia -up network/FrP, TCP/1P mmiggtskidlls in visual Basic, Autosll und a nig of telecommunications and remoter control =arie/hardware - Linux, Seridl Samba, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Lotus Smart Suite, Wordperfect Office avid MK-ricsicift Works The c idate t communica and interpersonal skills and a re to work in a fast -paced, stimula environment. We offer a competitive salary and an eWeller " benefits package. Interested candidates should f,,rward their resume with salary expectations, Friday May 5, 2000, in confidencir to: PAN-OSTON LTD., Human Resciarces, Itox 267, 660 Neal Drive, Peterborough, Ontario K91 6Y8 Fax(705-)748-0113 We thank allapplicants for thni, intirrest,=oidy tivise selected for mrittervievi, well be W Durham College is LemTdng Ai" Flenister Now! Ang- Wingil. Ap.1 26 HUH 1 9C5 $80-70 Arcs todwopy Mcry 2A WELL 1902 $5907 May 3 HI.TH 1900 $80,70 Usion To Your �ody April 26 WELL 19,17 $97.65 Sol Mno- I May 10 WELL 1930 $80.70 Sare" Mngt. I May 2A WELL2930 $80.70 Confined Spoce Enky May I HLTH 1902 $82-94 Tronatit'Daingerous Goocia May 10 HLTH 1901 $88-19 VVHMLS April 26 HLTH 1903 $8284 Worib Wih Sp" Nesclis May 17 IINFT 1302 $90-70 I'll Poll - 16 Aipell 26 OILD 1561 $81-98 For infornrintion call 1905) 721-3052 or 14588-627-1191 1114011 lumveraity, Cioncree at Durham ailing amploysia benefits and w4iness; consulting firm. oking an exceptional Individual to take on ft resportialbility of EmpkIn tenift Clied Savim ComaltM Db Descriptim: C4aae managerniard of clients. day -to -d irince issues with the administrator: commurocallew with i wance companies; ft wriplivirrientation of new chentsifchs" camers; preparation of customized comirrounication maten cilitabon of omploy- maietwegs; cornmunicaning dianges i F�'=7t- 'of im:aElLft of ant. uelliftelticirtill. Knowledge in ft following are" is required: BemfbadmOisW4w.mtgorrwsevceaWdaumadm dilin LinclariBir" Vocess, coancts, booklets unierstand" of ft arrow Insurance marm"ce il =:We ofter a oompetba wage. cor alimmm company pension. flex time and ernplor winiess progrion. Plem apply by Fax or Eqnsill no War Ow April 21L 211111110 to: Bullikitt Taylor & Assocklin 11.11C Attn: IL N I Fax. 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Send your resume to: HR Dept, Fleming, 20 Barr Road, Ajax, Ont. LIS 3X7 or Fax (905) 427-1527 or 9 -mal 'hirdepit Offerringdocir.com" We regret but only those individuals selected for an interview YAN be contacted. SIGN UPTODAY11 W01111IIIII(TOMORROW air Loro%hort Twirl Asslignmenitia ae Pidwrintlf-Alax Whilby-0shilain ve Light A "eirry As"aliblitil' 6e Pack-ginglWarehouse WAMora 15 HARWOOD AVE. SUFM 111210Z youir void theliust I" Ell , - Depoeft EXPERIENCEID SERME & SALES COORDINATOR for Temporary. Help Service in AM. Car essential. Fair resume to: Mr. Thompson 11111115-427-M ADEPT PEFWNNEL b� IWEGRATED DEALER SYSTEMS (Pickering, 9" A dynisimic, fast growing s/w company is expanding again and seeking to fill the following positions: MGSE Th" level position *11 give you an opportunity to use your M= Certification within a busy mi s department. You must possess basic networking knowledge, be able to add new users, configure user profiles, new computer hardware set up. use and troubleshoot Internet Explorer, TCPAP. MS Exchange. You will be involved in investigation, analysis and recommendation of internal MIS r uirernents. e,IFFrame Relay experience an ass . Ile "19) CUSTOMER SUPPORT ACCOUNTS ADMINISTRATOR We are looking for an individual to take responsibility of handling customer support contracts and administration, Accounting and Collections experience a must as you will administer the billing process of all third party contracts. Must be detail oriented, organized, possess a high level of urgency and ability to work under pressure with multiple deadlines. High degree of oomputer proficiency with Office 2000 and Windows '98 is required. (File #645) Please quote File # and forward your resume & covering letter with salary expectations to IDS: Fax 0: 905420-2901 Or e.mail to: HROIDS-Agrail; WEB S UE Diploma W Flexible foiltancing + start dales. Prime Trx JJp0itute Scarborough N -York, DoAntown DETAILING PERSON Requ,ed f,, ri,isy U Clew -up dept. r. sed Car Dealership Experence an asset Call (WS) 420-9000 2r Irop or, resume to 1696 B" SL, Z TWE Rnm bell to �ho ir iieliard fix I.., rhm erx, M i;o av 10 Genwall Halp Pickering rhone, who are ledle"ically Skilled W It Coiii UPR W_%lAus 'Sow. Database using 01add �0,ilixiw A. N_ "iliae eb ding, am Aul" Sol "I OnW aro p,ograin,-q Fi— ae- ,lsance ir'" be irad" to .qae slixism CA 8� Coffouier, C~ 905)W-Aio — M"QSM 0MCI CERT:Fl- WE PWr� e U= S-914, owtaiiiii 'Cieppro lh*M vlo" -11 10crow" SUM 'n til un ft. 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Originals must be senill directly as indicalivid by the insbuctiorti; in the ad. ffyou are looking for a cum in a fast-staced industry where You wo tm your talents to petivide "MM service. it you an dynanx. r"pongol* aN warif to Succeed. don I miss Mm cippilrbinrites to join our leam. posmors awaillable now WAIT STAFF. UMUDERS. KITCHEN STAFF. CWKS Please submit resurne to: JOB FAIR l n the AMC Thmit - Thickson Rd 1401 April 24. 1 00 - 8:00 Jim April 26. 1,00 - 8:00 pin April 27.1 00 - 6:00 Din wirw bostrinvim coliftym DRIVERS CLASS DZ • Blue box pick-up and curbside sorting • Previous experience preferred • Immediate openings • Permanent positions • Competitive rates • Company paid benefit plan • Uniforms provided • Safety incentive program • Current abstract required Please apply to: MILLER WASTE SYSTIE1111118 505 Miller Ave., P.O. Box 4080 Markham, Ont. L3R 9R8 FAX: (905) 475-3852 the BEGIN YOUR CAREER ON A WINNING NOTE JOIN THE BAY PICKERING TEAM We we looking for coaSident, outiloinil. energetic. positive Indillykilmals with a passion for customer service bmwomLub%RMIICMWLodiam Prepare merchandisc for presentation Strcng communication skills WoA well independently and as a team player Shift starts 6:00 a.m. daily. flexible hounksome weekends required Positions- Pan Thinet Saks 5ptdaI6LFJtdmBB;f Nssion fo sales Consistentrly excced customl c%pectations Com mission based -- incorric oprwriuniiy unlimited Ficuble availability Picase fax rcsumes, indicating which position you arc applying for Send to: The Hunian Resources Departinent 1905) 837-0179 ANP PAGE 84 NEWS ADVERTOM WEMESDAY EDITION, AprN 19. 311111111[l Iff-Q.MM* Iff -GWAW** M amomo_ M gloom". Dynamic, exciting, committed to uncompronnising custorner service. The PICKERING STORE needs top-nicich people to help us. Currently we we looking for Seasonal & Permanent Part -Time Associates ft hem op:%Ings for Me following Sol" - v us Departments. Commissionted Sales - he. dwa, major appliances and ellectironles. Logistics, Merchandise Presentsdorit, Human Resources and Catalogue/Customer Pick up You are helpful, friendly, energetic, and have a history of providing excellence in Customer Service. Experience is an asset. Interested ? Please apply in person to: The Human Resources Department located near Catalogue on the lower level in our Pickering Town Centre location at 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering. Only those who an- selected for an interview will be contacted. Applications accepted between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mon. to Fri. Sears Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity employer Sears Canada Inc. We are looking for youl Manpower, a global leader in providing staffing solutions to Durham region and East Scarborough is currently seeking • Light /Heavy Assemblers Warehouse workers • General labourers • Certified Forklift operators All positions require the ability to work shifts including weekends and overtime. Starting rate is $7.501hr+ and requires safety shoes Please call Kristen at 905-831-7693 or 905-686-7732 or tax your resume to 905-931-8134 It you are dedicated and committed to working, Manpower offers great pay, benefits, paid holidays training. referral bonuses and more. MANPOWER Nothing to do on April 28-30. 2000 Why not call Manpower and work I We are currently seeking individuals to work a warehouse sale at Metro East Trade Centre. Must be able to work all weekend at vanous times for S8 00/hr Call Eddie at 905-431-7MM or 9054MG- 7732 or lax resume to 905-931-8134, Into views will be conducted April 26= [Once sale is over. 0 interested you may bel (7ed for ~ positions ) � AN PO . WERI 2 LARGE HN.A.C.R. Companies in Durham Region are Merging They require: -Residential Sales Staff -Commerciall Sales Staff -Residential Service Staff -Residential - Light Commercial Installers Good Salary, Benefits and comm"oa. to apply to all of me jobs above: Fax resume to (905) 683-01117 An xMtrafy has insen for a MW*MV Agief at ft A-0vichon - Me sWiV -AhW Anal da* SOMPnff to new A=OLOWS SW DAMTOM We 111 avid$ -Fun Trair" -F*d suppien -A glaseuvent: Per Year nica" N S30K %w Prove": -orpinuzabon -Customer Service Stock The successful inclivickial vAl build a ior�larvn tub" arid clerairrium ther own inco" Went DGI STAINED GLASS WORKER a pro%reww local stained glass manufaourer re"ircs an cittacricriced person to biulk! decorative leaded slam puich. Ine appropriate candidate must be skilled at cutting sins, usung lad calm or copper foil. and soWering. Successful applicants arc drunked-oncoled and enjoy working on delicate or tedious projects. able to manage his/her time efficiently, arnill possess the abilit) to work without direct supervision. Fkxible hours and compensatecl on a piecework schedule Qualified candidates please fax resumes to (905)4"26" or call (90)04-9M ve PROPEM MANAGER Durham Region's premier condo- minium specialist, Itlewton Property mairageriberit & Consultants Limited, is seeking a thimarnic inclivilluall for the po- sition at Property Manager. The successful candidate must have ex- callent communication skills, sound knowledge of reskientiall building sys- tems, and a minimum of three years previous - expentence in property.manage- ment. Please send resume & salary to: 124 WftM Road Sot 0sherva, Orawio, Ll H SM Local Contract Carder requires an EXPERIENCED LOAD PLANNER 0 you are a service dirraer, compuller literalle. and can work in faid Pace environment, plasm forward your resume with salary expectations to File # S22, P.O. Box 486 0shown This Week US Farewell SIL, Oahlews, ON L1 H 711.5 We tAwnk all apelicants, only tkove .Jer review will be contacted. PART TIME SALESPERSON req-edf- b -y RV DEALERSHIP 4 days/week Commission plus Bonus No experience necemary. will train Fax resume to: 9"54MZ is belas ' for sonvarr Petition. Turn enviro vearklart - - - - wo other - . - . k I part at a dinleel basirern! AlLgrisfiffilso; candidates will "re livicklir In row""Si a I rce,:firq confidatin be comfortabld 0211sill with d ft and dell"I friendly coftiner service. No experience requil wanner ;a rest" b &= � available " performers. Melanin 48 bmNieft, several candidates for May inall Ainit 16-8 vivirlits) S" perforown will have owi for full-time rork vidil Among Fral - rq=fm; or Mill GENERAL, LABOURERS With Machine Operating Experience. $13+fhr to start + benefits. Min. Gr. 12 required. Please apply to: File #521, c/o Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, ON LIH 7L5 Ck,b!W SMV 1"rtSe and atistrad In 18'� blarilh. Rd. Betwen 9 5, Monday Fnoin %cruiting China AZ Truck Drivers. FLO " AM W 0�* hmis ft"Soanvare. gamy am. o"asti b" noodet M shut. kical nok or, cat D~ Flernin I IM) 562-V48 ask for Brent or Tracy Markharm Road And 401 area Clean driving recondt Experience not eucuW+ Some travel involved for maIcer auto shows acron Canada. M am*"* 11iff -OWN"* BILINGUAL DICTAT-0115T 75 wpm excellent command of English. Perinuarnevit fum teve Fax resulne toc (905) 509-9067 or e�d to: medcomilouser rosecorn Full Time Junior Secretary required for 6 moryth contract Flemit resume to Pilot Insurance 111 Simcoo SLN., 09how On. LIG 4S4 Fax. 905-726-9095 Windows experience required lliffill Sd.NWAp- Save Nelvitili Requires a SALES CONSULTANT We are looking for self-starters who want to advance their professional careers. Experienced preferred but not necessary. We Offer: • Above average pay structure • Company car • Health and dental benefits • Pension plan For a conridential, straight forward inter%ir". please call or fax vour resume to the attention or Mario Pareja or DaN id Danon: PHONE: (905) 8 - A9 -6"h VAX: Conelp- print and bene fits park -se. SALES MANAGER/SALES STAFF Fax resurne to: xqu.rcd to w1l HVAC p".J-t, I- L. A. DETAIL scarborough to Dowenairvine E�pcnencc an annin Salary pius conamunnon (905) 420-7129 phas benefi Full eir part-tvanc, Fax resume to BusuvvaoD roL.- c -Lt -a 4905)655-5972. Jbrqworj SEASONAL COOK I �r Hanque". Calls lAnnihm ad 41110111 6W [I" or FA X irromen dOGOA G 40-907 CLEANERS WANTED ring And I In Oslilawra, Picluri.7 soventanville Ught and! heavy duty Must have prevvoin expereence Full and rt tim, mr e 93 4] at (416) 654-9374 Far F 7 COMFORT HIM Hiritnig iminediately Front Desk & Housekeeping Resumes can be dropl=off at 533 Kingston Rd, Pi Ing The Men Advertiser Is look" for peopill to onsert fand delimir papers ancl flyers door to door every We&mday. Friday and Saturday in the Pic" ania. Deliveries Must be completed by 61ftm. Must have a vehicill For mom inkinnation call 905-683-5117 THE NEVIS AEVERTEM is looking for Kids to dekiner papers and flyers door to door lour firries a week by 6-00 PM. in their neklithborhoods. call 905-68"117 amm;;;- Iff -00WHO o� am I " III r OLM Operate conpuler larminal for inpubm dab Requires close aftow to detail Works under gionerall supervision and typically verilles own work Fax resume to; 905-839-1717 inpowler, a global leader in providing it" solutions to Durham Is -on oolf .gi st Scarb~ is currently seeking: 6 Bilingual Customer Service Reps to work in downtown Oshawa for $1 1.%hour Executive secretaries with Microsoft office suite Data entry operators able to work shift work PayrolVBenefd Administrator one call Joan at 905-931-7§U or 54N-7732 or lax your roams to 5-114114134. you are dedicated, reliable and flexible work at different companies call us to - Y. inpower offers great pay, benefits, paid lidays, training, referral bonuses and MANPOWER CLAW "A" 111011ECRANIC With,ii/c, tuncup, cicOnwd experi- ence. Recent Chrysler experience required. Dnve clean cerhfied an assert Fax re-sume to, (905) 60-5723 or e-mail to- dowsonlilinetworkpaging.com In Businm Since 1959 SNWVMASTM COKTA� LTD. COFORMTED PAPER PRODUCTS is seirilung a Structural Designer with CAD experience and scime experience in ft Corrugated Box Industry Pies" Fax resumes to 416-493-6223 Ajunior CNC Programmer Pickcir;j ;�; h. shopts looking for a Junior Programmer to assist in PrOgriffirl -. program process planned jobs and tooling inverticary. SockIrrowid as G-CAdes is emensiall. Faja (905) &39-6023 Attie ANWER TECH PROGRAMMING DErr. Scarborough coiVany has the f"Obo-wring career opportunities. MILLIVILIGHT M Min. 5 years expenence with in 1:11101dang nuictuarry- S-" sdkw&b " well as a jet of hydraubc/ or Ii canee Is id Mol poeonn"ne .Lg� readeaung be V , "If stioter; for ad work with nurainian supervision vnl how vancromet. ANCE MECHANIC lAininium 3 - 5 years related e6ciro/mechans- expa-'e"C'e- S" p - Good working expenence and 1:?210 of Omeon Pk's a defindle meet. H Pneumatic syslem, maunimance skdk vier. an advantage ad I'lease fax Z inesinuee bo: 4M) 292-20% tire [Attm V.P. Manufacturing Manufacturing company in the Courfice area requires thie following positions: • CNIC Lathe set up person • CNC Programmer with Saud CAM experience • ShippedReceiver • Saw operator • QA/QC person with machine shop experience Competitive wages & benefits Fax resumes to HR Dept. 1905) 434-6409 annual SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC with Closs W'Diriver's License. Road building contractor requires above to repair small equiplawnt and deliver diesel fuel. Fax resume to: %5-66&3584 To Find Us on ft Internet worn cluithemnowisilillit asaw "but W- 1W 6-0 rimoi- mVVVV -Nes, saw � unless. put- wow - Cana. row " M*Aft ow tell 0~ lone, lieraft rain * W&bwwm. _B10 IMO am, %= Ellectirk I/Itillecharticall Tft'llmicilian 1105-1 s". 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I HARDIHOOD FLOWN G Son a 8 Old Rd. 3 114' - 14' TAG Select #1 FOR SALE D, %r) = by buch Urifiri 8250rut. 28 PRI, No $41s; ft loc. car location. arm far EXPERIENCED OWAL py- Tow" ol, 5' 31 Mild it FJ young entrepreneur, Inquires intrust ".,,it far maternity Cassing 40111."Ho kol Call Cal (905) 6234157 law. be"ng May 15. lor Doug 1905) 649-1506, busy flat ADORABLE PLWAMED SM sum to 9OW79 NOW THEATRE SYSTEMS TZU p.ppa, ,et enecked JVC HI END Dolby Doodal AP dew,med. litst shots noin AN C,QINU. Aration andi Kwelvem NO *All Including sheddstial4home, rarsed.�M ,ict day relem Very boy M014014 CO Unable Cassette 50 can 90 lamily Practice chide days 5"Ita"er" 3'"Mod"OK your �Iir- j;Z -Packages choere. 2% must go. U"u"'I'm - Price SM. PAWsitive Pet taix while s=st= ' " bar Whitby Doul Office Sterto (905) 579 -OM Obedience UEEM Q��tHBAST, KWWM 110AD WRE Ulasses r MIECA I LL PERSON 5&m centric to cent" corn Puppy & Level I Full-time Including ao,_ '"Ity Dum Ace q.pped, StArl MaV na, onfid'* -U-r Y-WM- i'MM5AM .3 1905)837-8i153 MEMTBWAKM&" PI.M call MOOkI Mi. Sole It V and hutch I. m IF mckeAr. I sym. a" SI -10 b. CO 1905) 5'6- TRILLIAM11111T PROSPECT 44, r 3 year un, 14 1 hh _', MOVING SALE - 2 antrairit Started Oft siddic Athlift UNRY-NOTHEFIS' KLPEO r�tvkuhp,',�, S back chains. nice "'An S*3r rent, rg. alw 'Off" ". AsIong 60 Can �qunld 10, Oshawa "ceffleml (squuuef� Soft Duale 324-7597 rwan. l kfi~ Oft WANTED Ouckslon or Floor =,, = raick Fire, date 2 V� Can 434- (90S) GwIlio affir, s RELOKE PERTNJN I" Cerra Z7 32 lure perrso,, refinled For Peck- MB RAM r CC) AM 2G MO. for $am so" 00 9;1 More MOVS" ,. krybound. 'a' I V2 all , 3 17 floppy FORD TAIMIDIS Very a- . GX= -pem Ptkl.o 811 _431 I low ocroke. 33i'_MiM_ drs lr7om Fork 'der, any - SM C40 At (SM)rMISO =;D& books MOW in, 61P- PIANO FOR UU 5 4 MAY, havel, - & anneken, V Hairoman, pod pound SM am Call so DAYCAN ill MY "I" ri. pi.�,4 . . F2 A Wilt, Rd ICE Imtstred pure, is lolly W ;j"_ LINCOLN good corW I, Ofill' Ma to are soared. hinfirl and ban. - lunniN ca". PM of cap 'Oof and your of Kafton M "or IVIIIIIII as omp IML Fo fard� Call Ineft PWO IVOMKM aeaitaft WWAM An kit good 911S.W-14311 to, iurrati; "s and P"_ BNOUL 697-37 CM, MYCAN MWLE purclaw, cormunamu,' vt an "NO awl Lid W morlE "M G -a% a- - 0. in _ng -dam SM =`M;C;r `P_ Cr fuss 1 50 call go * 19V �..ror Troll, stiolo, to pft A I. fAub noolex. AT - , IT3 & ~. No W42k * PWAMAMOFEMPI SM pan C40 (905)263- I, ,, Cal 817-201112 CLOCKS Sale on it Round 9w Is I ft." I BOND ft" in- I "a Plate ST -we". 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Or $1 pl-*Ow - C.12OS452-1741 BUSINESS FOP SOLIE. aCer RINI To "97 W= LeSNnF Fam "M - afielz An Hot ...- opportunity lar, wrod'-di 091-1`1 '.00analon in asphalt MAN Hon, T)j s Fan mu- r Oft" bwwwn dv I MOW. 90S.- OF "M LEM Waiting N~ AfRoffe In- I-M?wMaz "Onn, strefi:rr I— E. awn froak offinionot and - cni"N.- .A. =ooaw At helms in &SrKLM we lor W" rum VAN am April 40 a, MONIF in FBI jp� 5~ - IF I Ach"M CIO Fine owo@~ =INS) 1131it-4111111 Sell speo� WANT -Mdm 12S,00w_ final co, Mapbwvw ~ a 1 81 Pon he. 00, Posed strutoort faiSM VIA t- Minor OOM I 1. 56,500 MPDFREE FWAWOW - BOhv o" No- -bft am 'pliz= M. 5", 4 DAM finat- Afto, propes ad peaks 701 of . olp Free dek or BY M"I" Ad Unit 3, =I baclw now MA a WON hill Far - ft Cal iffor a. 'a, 00w) fts-�OU@g Coupe 3 3L V6 uFa0ca, STOUR TOAMLM tar U% AIS brana, 2-0- old" MiAliMuconfirl, 6= I" We ac~ - nine end venspon "Solt wound mm" a 905-M-3SM UFA-= grias 1. cona" a" -?= ( - 3. fm .... CAMM Mass gonsin $100, 4100"on' PME/M PiMTOK�'.1 - 4 do., all D- - knn$100 A ft it, peoula emissions test. a ONO Acro".=f 01110"M No so Dim cod" ONW4 ow AV Call 90548"136 vowr a" Sol nation am cmarim WMP40 IV Me col" mormot in. a tvffl vow OUM No N* ODAW 4 door tom, green cluda IF won .4 We Tom bion 124.0". X A $140 CAN 0. .7. 11 call -6 "S" . 3 in" 416-452-6246 two) lor 25 IU7 TOYOTA CAMY LIE LEUM JINUREYS up to 11 woodworking 115 2 Co. knewfWas None "Wen ft" Raw. %ft loam oinfified $17 obo OF haft far ft" `V`7 905)05-3D$5 Fear 54774 m , . ule moth W at S� Owam 'ano, I= CMALJB. blue. a L4ww. 5 ram - go. w� bard no. wilro- ou"anctina", 00-1 WW4 no," ban Penner fies = "'a ;j, SSOO VA. ;r mm I @out"" Now 001booria. nivam dUO Cal 661I -V40 O.C11 =0n.1`PS=: 51175. as P.W Dan 0.1aftm. TWA here 10 I'm fii no sm bad, eowti-ot- ad 1105-125-13110 fach Linovot. am WE FINANCE A� do" chw Calls WUc. .0 SIR FOR EVERYONE HON, SON CW~ 1110% $67S.(416) 72"M. GINBSTII First time bw- onvinces BMW. up ; 3,1150"Jop"Re" ""rags ers, baittrupt, 1 Ym WAMIftL lion a $125, . w bad CrOdit, 1110 WARI and oftO jV MMW*on*l credd. You III OWAN SL w. wim". &W riciondlooruld coin oper, work? You 90548111-1111164 am WWS am or"" a drive! LOS Of - prices. Nor brafird now tnftm SM And W ft. 30' dmice. Down or we Cbm aw Wmbw NNKN ;rft.MMW 24* W Trade may be A as AN 2V Intel! IM required =AM NOMIM now pAbo, YAM = CMIMIM Poo of Wo Ron old nMdI- SIMEM ivaL CAR Me W %a wmm a". Sookwaon's Apphog- 11 d But ftin- 4L S*L Servica. PWIL IS4 DEPUINIEN WOW and 100% NOW cw ena St. ofta. IlMI SNEMOM CNEV lHit. I VA Got re ft". 744 111111115-7864011111 and No emom - lm 01 CNPK po am IN- 1100% llyNp- - " UIIU ad. Ift Mike cwpmi am MVA I VIA MNAL SM PON 1125,01110 it=. ", &ft. so OL protion PM 61 -1 R" of VW' to dW*- 43154174. 00 fardil). a CORMNE CABIRRIC pill. IV iffinknors. mi". biock On or, air , I 1 0. lm,OE OkynA. ` ", =1 Z - Idwo = iw=%r . M rfb=w - .0 1.1 FIOIY optIoned 'a.." sunt, & Am. chm lot $24.000000. OF anturne leanut (2 -fin) lot $407/mo to Md But back It $14.500 Tim 905�7(8.MI, 905-434-5M W~ - CARS =0 TRUCKS narded' Arry, condition. free in. cash pad up to $10.000 (aj 428- 1959 CASH Hill cost we bay used ,eInt:Ies VithicIeS MM be in running clindition Call 427-2415 or cow to 479 Ba%? Eati AW at MUR- AID 0 SALES A A A AUTO Cars. VuchS. boats We pay up to $10.000 Cash an the Spot Any conth- Iran. a yea, Call us an% firfie� 27 hours. 7 swints. 9054w= OF 905-706,3890 1"7 KEP YJ. 4X4. red V i* OF Goodrieft. runs sharp. ust so, ;;Ww- Mo. SM ift 9W9 ft. message IBM FORD F-151 XLT Super - cab 4,4 Off-load III Inlay VII 54 itm ir whinfis afia� 4-600t. black nM Uraph., .0 - law. fully looked. Im pkg. ,hdm Her -"a. box How tonneau. 6 co -player Emem! 11.1, 000=1i�� 4 Whoyl DrfiV Is" St.. of. mo.ul. nar .* Ko now Ines pft�nwwd YI,ST SEU SM all, 'r,5) 725-l- artmen, Is" ASM Wity Wool. a 150 006k. me. "Five brakes am "how Ciim� and Frefirstafor firstrea WAD .bo W-171- 19" terly 26 CARGO VAN. IT H"` 261 it. S5 Mo 00 �55" our I. Randy 1"7 EMOFAR XLS 64, 73 00ok- :,led. cond I "a" am' SI&S50 cam IBMIM-M I"? UK SAFARI. 5 sarer. Sillow ." arrom, so 1OC1OO III, ."kl" Sandi- tm $14.NO TONPM= (M 430-31a "a CHIN ASM var, hill lan a paunigo anly I 1.000k. AVC " nes, - ."ft stwwiftw Was CO om lil-I.No "M glifin criviont. OWN overs. in" doune 11" L41 price 1.000 = pz.wo IM)rl"45 fM Me SLIM. SLX. or new I Iii chronnie 11 am r try No bw FIX) Tram 5 PAM own kri.rilroil Lcaftd n a Quiet 0 a sis.wo abil or MMM?146 "02 - M. 3. lombid iiiii0i, - -HI =to - . Dh-, Pri unt - no GST 314 DOC CAM 905433-706 ?M Hilk, = able Park Maine if 2ft .0 IN.I$ A Flat ronat 3 bed�. 4 PC I . oWANI M/NW fully ran* pink or B.ck%Wm Ljoll, as" $45.Wo cam (90514"412 Kill OTATON NESM Part Models 35 ft Inine ronfien stina.w. M940 38 It bearom� 2 IW-Dds Sn US LIG '70 =BW kw � An bank INI -330 to tranei or in on annow so catnus Seasonal campoll 0 inoanoto L&W in the W FA ON Train, Pak, Coo HIM AM " I how OWE of anigh f6l 3),W.597 mmmmvcbo 11MM MLO KAWASAKI ZW r,zn nunt Cor4*W. no We. mairchal; Wan" sun A SIM m 31U (WWI MIN ,"Z FSFAMLA Plus Sudoo S63cc 200D On, hil W -M Ktwm "a~ firion, S2�5= tor older .00 PON cap (705) 32&04M lip ALI� OW. 1 451 5 --el MN Draw" cum ex� - Pow Q%,V" . I wwlcm all ODWSO Of too 4hr Gown AwMidM$ CAB to DWG cwmmv (M)SM79K no isom Food W" 351W � MO.. umu mmw WHOM ad a "C" S2.700 19105)427 am, 1, 2 & 3 Said. Apts. ~ & 111110,1011' Appilleinimis. AN MI. Induded. kOmuse Supt. & MalinilL On eft Sectifirity. pento Olks: Illain - Fri. 12 noon _ own Sothsunlpmwn MA ALUMT PROPERTY %CV -1 V�_ MANAGE111111111M AAX - OK belfroo. Dean HUGE UUIKVT _3parl.1vt ommom apartment Late, Imshr, patrrted a in kitchen. dry. appliances 5.1 Fare, I.Writ. 2 Dar parking. smon,= adult $475. Lat AMC. hytiror Good Parking Pn- no incl 4pare im-, Ate arentra Firf;Vlast Md Flo pelshopoking, mrsouln '*foe. Q A from shopping Single person able =1111V 905Z W. c=75 L,wpoF& DM Finch May Ist uu I bdm I S5251m' Mary (905)420-5975 Istilasl Ind Han000d/401 LFIFEAPOOLARICH o"' bed - Sep entr Share atfindry' Sm- writ basement �DFrlrfieffll =ng person preferred auslable immediately f ble, minediaefty (905� fine professional! ;z % 61947M in kitchen, 4 PC Unit, hot- AJAU infor 2 Inkon. basement 6"VWLig (91015) 8. '206" all Separate entrance it-* '00. far ocne, laundry MOM OSHAWA bmck buy, he SOCO Lmgm red No, FIT: II.I.. , 2- 1 d"'. Ap` gAM.!r ktr� phance CA. Large limited .2j yard, chm to 3W.;7 . I. AJAX. 100054fl 2-1101,00fit jii;�_file)n2"3% learn, ifistroar Apartment. 3 years message CA 725,M cati AIC. 2 9' 1. pa.kw . separate entrance. ONE BEDROOM SDIW level ifuno. non-smolan. Deft new base-", apt I 1Z hable $825 aduffirm Aval- deMml A - able, ill" fill t905WS2792 morry & Of- not, bus mm., men Eat in Md". h" AJAX. WESTKTPNWY 2 . laundry. slo, Fin. WW Spotless I tiedloo; 'SaZekiarro"S.0filo Pos "o`_ basement aw"rit. puld.g. $700 in oc'mn, oc"IMZ CAC 4pc -"-. -- "Llififir gos-smraIi soft rim entrance. on fireplace, cable Sort norking. nort- 03�A AM Each" 1 S. SM May a 2 It"wi, ircitioes all ON - Ie uAl wli-Irrus Ines aril parking Laundry on I #I f?SJ432- W". WWTIY, OWANA 1 Vft". 02 03 A apts agl-M r lo� all 1 Law," 2W MMN"905 poirm OSHNONA. 142 bell CENTRAL Osh�. 1191, 2 no - nea- jun, bedl-. aparin"t �So" Is, 0". dw. Wool, tinifit, in "I roarmaired Du= Ali No. rVara and two w close to .0 anmn*n pliancin acludifid Pay caft, cam (9051MOIFF7 9 a. - PIA.M. 4pat TOM r13-2094 CBITM OWMA. '_ bed,- ran Includes Ad - Parking. lautdry !xA- OSHMA nar S7SU fin~ AduIft LaH. PM '" U" I "a d- Hicakind Siociatfififies I. Ackil 5018 o" W"mp. troo SM hiffspas 7406 um 7 30P. CENTRAL WWM pvm MCUMN Wtooff a* out I W-. b.11-1 *1 - 2-Wd,_ 4&,. clean, quiell boldnia Now ca, nort, oentral an. cm Ion, W. ranked bomawl, 3M OFF %~. no $--Qbnw toolin dent F.StIM Fit F.SV ft pill "it AW Zt, SM all wFation, Wo" Anninew MAN, Ist rKi (905MU71 (COSIBBI NOM AMPITSM WEDWWAV EDMON, A01 19. 300"OM W AV NORMY TH, L -W = MAHNIT w 'ft.' = A lmmunw STOP -N -CASH M.1=0=Z18 up 10 85.000 CNN hock to M ! ROAr lm,om4a* -M, and pidd *,a. SM 3WRY D" 18 PANDM d dwa 110111111. NO WHEN YOU XWD CASKI ) 72&1 , I- I �11 F7 12W , your pa- cheNuic, paytibity NO CREDrr CHECKS? PO 071 5 IC 14004NO4275 A X 4C*_1l[__A4A.9%xff CALL X011111111 I �� EM ANGza"17- HIM PICKERING. oaso,em bachelor Aut . may I Sl $500 nelucIng fiffififies No Laundry m smakingifiteis. PaMing Working person only First/ asl separate emram 1905)427-1007'2 after Sam "*days all am keribi PICKERING w� hm- mem 'larl-I Close to GO A 401 Non smoker PrIS A tat J 1 Ada e ure A;L&oCeS. UVICIM. cam $650 "clus- Call alter 5DOPOn 305-839- 1333 FHEIIKDl - Quel. adult bw* q in Oshava. mature ants 3 maiiii -.-= ..111 March 110 Eloanc t" Warsh r 830 floor Tel WSf 5M 16 JM A-=I-W- WWMY - Se.o, PLOT CO-: COne bedmir, and One d1l.orn In often nalLatift %Ist Clean quart building lerl locaw Quiet set - too ��Irprn - I'M 'dafi 43U-7397 ki WINTSY LOCATION. 2bed, room Iridge. st parking. Abf** heai. matv, mn laund ul. bassoon SlofaV, Near a toamel and attention Car lot A ABSOLUTELY ASTOMW appoinfirent (905W 15n MG 6 7=,� house == 7: C. $5.000 cash back to VM enl Require $30 0100-fainfily r,r - = r,,u .W = "" it good Credit Short MiSnak$7� CandiDa" H3V- a"p3yffmO Call 60 Re 0 do Re"Mas ROW Sales Rep, I0dW pull Summit Really 11991) Ltd FAIL, Spon TM) ?Mlflglf� I- 9151) 668-38M or i9D5) SW 8SE-732-1600 SPAC3OUS 2 bedmorn bm- ment pallmott. Worriffy. 2 Prialle enfininCeS parking trokina. clas A to A Wniffy. ties Avatkable May 1 No Poll, firsilhist. SSW mc 905- M55i William 2 bofiroo,r apts, had at 900 and SM GIN S11 Some "Ah .0-.. closets. pand plov* Of Clow to schools. shopin coam, GG Seaport LIFNIHIS included cam r2%4M OSHAWA Parr,il, Blag -a,;e 2 & 3 WR units, $710 & S82500 Utilities mclud- ed Lasy aCCYSS 10 scmools. shopping. For apOl I �9145) 721-8741 TOP OF HOUSE kafily P~ arm Footman, =No Paris adults 905-666,4145. 40 far iol� 10,14W Coch. �a" WDTKYIW. arge 11-bod. - in , an quill vlw wwwcg. Darom Isfirwy wmdm - $700inuffich RrVAM MD POS kMklik Met, fit Call (Mm"14 620 jjj� 620 AN � IN a" Yaw own cot OWV mwaw tam. to. 6 na frol. Incur" mquirs"firm from SM 000. Won Call van Cut- ks.�� 6~ I9D5Ir& 941 A UNBUTAKE OEMLI From 1500 60". O'n" your am home sonfing at 959.9110 cu- m For less than reent OAC 24 INS fm . WAUM 905-728-1069 at 277 Cold- nel Elifinker RMA Real Estate Autele Rm-u AVAILABLE R993PAITLY- Large 2 tildroo. intent "M of ham In a "note ne-go- bourhood Of Coudcif New Laundryman, appliances. delay to schools am 21,101r. his Gaitage. PrAd d". tui- ly Wool yard. no pers. no smoking M itchrove 432-8180 ISM) UWL_L*nd- ASSETS OF DOUGLAS MARTIN WOOD I BOW 8, FIDDLE ENGLISH PUB The Bow & Fiddle English Pub is located at 7 Divisioln Street South in liowmanvtlle, Scaled tenders marked -Tenders - Wood/Bow & Fid�jic will cc racoved by the undersigned until 2 00 o'clock in the �fternoon (local time) on Tuesday, May 2. 2000 for the Trustee's right. title and interest. if any. in the following assets: Parcel I - Land and Building located ar 7 Division Street South, Bonfirrainvilk Parcel 2 - Furniture and equipment Tenders must be accompanied by a Certified choquic pa,= to Atital [_�.wfn. Fisher Inc., for 5% of the amount of the tendor price dmrslt which will be returned if the tender is not accepted and fi,rterted to the undersigned on account of liquidated damages if the ten1tr is accepted and the Sale is not completed by the tonderer Thc� balance of the tendcr pncc will be payable by certified cheque or banker'% draft on closing. The highest or any tender will not noccasartly be accepted, %,,thing contained in thits Notice of Sale by Tender precludes the I �sfce from enficring into an agrecrincifit to sell any oir all a&scts pnoir to May 2.2000 To obtatri a copy of the information packap. air to arrante for inti wm of the assirts on April 26 or April 29. please contact Mr Andy Fi%her or Mr Jack Fisher at phone (905) 411-2166 or fax (10)�) 433-0979 EED at Oshawa. Ontario this 17th day of April. 2001) Alan Lawsion. Fk*er Im- Truessioe SO Colhome Street E -W 0sharna. Ontario, LAG 11.9 0 1690��690��69 ��69 N��690ff� 690 3 mnimp-- , * Ad - *SM SM 00 wall. ~ whow uu-* im CKV n4. avkk WIL kk*W CKPIL PAV0.1 hine Pwcm�� intrival W pall't 'IM- IKGCk 83333 Cal, pit nal NkwNHdw F.m AMP. No* . UNS OUM NO" 0011 Int, P. Itaft, AWFM CW -'eudivii Oft, (to OW 10 U" ww MM 13M Ilk kniq MLOO56V CROM Wo goo". callullool of ON MOR, -ldba or " 0- A Im 00 towu Inv Call so 9*4* filue - SM" W-0 in &kf&F sibilef, & I , VM SALE- PO". 11 VIF 10 W okay, AM bwa, RM 06. as quorin A~ kr SM. ikko. 905- -,31 "ars, -W 11 Antifill, =6n HIMMAIL Mo an Bowsn .4 = C: NO COSMIC, 1905)95* -W" Or BALAW OF LIM. ParyUK up to Ift Cw.= OM42-OM SWAN. 19". *iw Udsbcdm OF CMMGM 2-dooff, .4. IF, 5 ym I �11.0100111ml - PJVM ACTRAME and - door $3, Um for bdm of INS wmm kaft wim corawft Incl 21-.dmh HIM 905-11131- WHI-kil CION Ofinfin hr UM, Mo for ML compliffif "Mays sest Pat OM to all awanNa. M Dwidu mm or S1, 5790 CUM more rocludifife Q=or a offifell Me prop, pod, Hkory Ratio. CAM FMO SM. clwiaw *NDW . A.M. UN. Call momm for the EOANNA SW frod SOM & surous Sold all- in OW7543 Mon, MINX W INAM . HOT WKIELS A loc* CIA to - ft" IN Int- Fri. 9 &in - P ML .M.. Mr. d* TOM. SMURS Match beat. dinkff� ingf, I-OW3,116-0700 aid. 2 ' &NMWANK 1i miummit DDM to dwm model cwll� MO cgw go* N= am may fill ft" am ".P *ubwM W*W now fia" Cal 263-2661 ratted. brofidloomod dirough, &fit Ir emehm cw~ oVorp SM [$in= or out, logo Malay. S719 Fit Id `Hm`kH co- dtl&rgAio$ am pidwa S, ML om row 0 RAYAU A V'Dn'ves Great ra., if 560 E oom CA 115-01159 1111A Poor credit. no or 125-1436, 905-M45011.2w for 24mm com, 401 CONROE CRAWC WAI- HELP Call Me Crack Pick-mitti. 2 WAS. Ron I I MEN ffIwft- kN",B=- 'Leaf Ticlats, lop fout 1 -an Appliances. 2 car Parking fim inquars will pay face value -12 Gus; Sri) C. ordy. 7*743,M Call UrUCO Id (910505-M cowun SET 01 ff*dem FREE Roam all 579-4400 awn, Can B05 -Q5 -772D wwm CAROM UNDIEF kndm citiptafirdif (oak) W W. 2207 NEW MANAMM1111T -Ont LEM IM Grand Will too WrOOM bWMW* HorWa CROO dirl Am red. 1111 511111001. J_w available in Quiet motion IV" Wah Moin top 1975 I= door iocks. 2 door. auto 611 budding Utdon Incluchill Afto LAL fation peft corldOw. fUsw (M)434 -Mi a CAR 905-434- player 9D5.571-1902 SM am parridifif (SM) Call 430 -SM To Find Us on the klfemet: www.durharnnews.net M PA AN,NEWS AOYERT16H6, WEDNESDAY EDITION.ApN1IV. 2000 1111.811614 r16Ms A1Mdaas Arr1O.rM eYeM 11111=1"14 rar elpwaweer 9 ag".iee grasismi 1211.61468 Used F+tder. F61f6iY aeb Amami. NW Omsk 3d. M. FicherN1, 6 W. M. el M141316, N arch le M same vest arm M maple 1a6oaee. bow trout. dram. ai**n $a i ad. • 4 pe. wind suite. Bird's Eye rt DR bed suds. oak bow troll c7Dinael. clawfeet I Mary Chair, D.R. suite. 9 pc. walnut O.R. sante, walnut drop from serxetary wlbaR & haat 8 double sec - peados front. round Arts 8 Crafts table. Victorian couch 8 Mair iv/carved Mads mats. dresser & highboy, pr a unique arm chaos, rope couch. oak hall stand, set o1 6 oak chars, walnut Oueen Anne 10 tap desk, 3 pc rr5aho68ry Cane & end tables (marmite). oak Barristers book case. oak Arts 8 Crafts sideboard. Krug Jacobean console table Wmirror, carved Krug armchair. Gibbard occasional table. tall oak showcase. oak mirror back buffet. I1WIop8ry drop front secretary. 1/4 cut oak occasional table w/arpe glass ball 8 caw feel. Bonnet chest. pressed oak rocclkunp char, heavily caned Victorian walnut buffet, oak chest of drawers. Queen Anne cedar chest. Arts 8 Crafts oak bed, caned oak court cupboard (raker -Lifetime Furniture). lined smokers' stand. round walnut table wit leaves. drop int walnut table w/ctaw feel. round oak table wAlutterfly leaves. oak throne Bair, 5 sections stacking bookcase w/ drop front desk, sqwalnut table w/4 leaves. 9 K. display abmet. unusual walnut planter. games' table. iron tee - table. Oak Grarddaughler clock. pine lam cupboard. mama docks. etc. CNI IA ++ MIT: 4 original Norval Mornsseaus' on canvas. Ty905en pastel Lahque bowl oil pamnngs. 13 rcroft pcs , Poole bowl. Hummels- Chimney Sweep. Apple Tree Girl, Playmates. Max and Moritz, Lithe Garden- er, School Girl. School 80y. Coquettes, Royal Dounons -My Love. Christmas Mom. The Skater. Cobbler, Paradise, Rest Awmle, Primrose, Forget -Me -Not. Amy's Sister, Heather. Laura; cranberry epergnes - 1 single horn, 1 w/4 horns, Royal Douhons lugs; press cruet sets. Bohemia glass decanter set, Bradley 8 Hubbard ewers, Roses/Ole pts. to include - wag pockets, pedestal, teapot, vases. cornucopias. candle holders. bookends. Carnival Wass bowl, ruby glees. Ginger jars, A Santini figurines. cranberry shades, Susie Cooper tea set. Aynsley K -Ming dinner set. Terra Cotta vases. Art Noveau bottle holder, Art Nouveau inkwell, Art Nouveau statue. 1800s wax seals, desk bells sport ware bowl, pressed glass goblets, English Luncheon set. pr. Morano glass birds etc. . 1920s 0, 9,011 Toronto Maple Leaf's stock ledger (211 pages. one of a king). sterling dressers set. figural napkin rings, brass Art 8 Crafts tea set. Heirloom sterling Damask Rose flatware. Eskimo soap stone arvrngs. 1912 Titanic book, Beatriz Porter books. Banio clock. Emedle desk tamps. pine document box. bone aru gs, 16 m. cast non anon. postal sales, water pump. figural towel holder C.N.R. presentation tray. W. bird age, hat pins, milk snake machine. Salesman sample saddle, bridge Lamps. plated candle sticks, Ogite's por- celain sign. Michigan cash register, rare paper rnache plate. child's barber chair (unique). crocks. brass 8 marble pedestal. brass desk lamp. pr. Shelter figurines. post cards in book. cast iron locomotive w/passenger car. minia- ture sadirons, numerous antique ivory arvnps. En -Ar -Co sm. cardboard thermometer. old lift top store Coke cod- er. T.Eaton scales. 1946 Trophy 8 2 Robert Bateman Ltd Edition prints. 1891 meat slicer. ship's compass. gam- bling wheel. wooden gob clubs. Ginger bread clock. round Texaco sign. Beech Nut tobacco porcelain sing. 1952 Mickey Mouse alarm dock. caved inkwell. numerous Dinky toys, Banquet al lamp, Persian hand knotted carpet. Beam Cadillac m box, wooden fishing reel. Shealter pen, 1930's magnifying plass w/goh bap handle. figural Dears Scotch Whiskey composition ad, mahogany Dentist cabinet etc. This will proved to be one of the finest sales o1 the season! Randy Porter Aldioeeer Pt. (635) 683.0041 or (905) 663.0046 1 -mail payton@home.com Term: approved cheque. cash, Visa. M/C. Intent Snack bar on premises. Delivery service. AUCTION SALE GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 21 AT 11:00 AM. The properly of me late Sam Esposito at Salon Farts. west of Tyrone. From 401 est. 431 at Bow- aawille north on Hwy. 57 to Con. Rd. 7. em east to Tyrone Excellent selecnon 01 turmture. colledables. glassware. antiques t•em tins former McLaughlin sum- mer home. some of which the fahly lett behind. Mc- Laughlin cutter. pottery Ander. Moorecroft bowl. Tulip bawd, Royal Donna tea pot. 'The Abbey Falls- Sadler lea. unique Shakespeare teapot. Royal Winton Golden Age tea set. Primrose to set. amrval glass bowls. ant. Disney vase. Mita etc. tea pot. W.R.silver lea service. ceps 8 saucers. (Coalport. Aynsley. Consort Royal AI - bet. Owen Anne 1 platten. belts. brass eagle orna- ment. bras music taxa (horses). arum) set. German Mee pot. Abed Mealun Krngsdae 16k drshes. cake plate 22nd. ant Bide D,ctioary 16001 V0bs desk and dor. smoker stands. Maple ding room sone. Fartna eleCtnc organ. carry -black lacquer Queen bedroom suet rd. amok,. double bedroom suite. bed desterhed. ches- terfield and love seat. c1ta15 bed and dresser. RCA console N. RCA Victorian stereo. VKtonah upholstered Win. Snyder tables. 5 pc. round chrome set. FR. Prot stove and fridge. microwaves. asst'd glassware ird duns. sm. et. awl Kenmore compact washer and Ay0r arm chars. Catering equip. iambro boxes. 100- 5839 cep toffee perks. chip dimes. commercial 2 burner gas stove. 1ernse 8009). ba. Kirov Taal" and ace. vertical bands. Debors power washer. aa. for 1/2 ton GMC trick short box ind cap. tonneau cover. black rear bumper. mac tack mum - wool hose cool- er blanket. bridles. hatters. reins. trainer starting (pas. 401 foam dresser Mar all dryer. old GE radio. at Orange Crud) cooter, So's ink shake machine. Ma Kang Wier. landscape manor, Od 0ant,995. SA" Ala b111. anent Jockey statues and other lawn oma - rants and furniture. wagon wheels. need Lgnt, um- brellas. pagan toot rift Mob. end. & aumb.. M- anic door pack. ikrnwatirm signs. ad WOO. 706 Johnson snowmobile. tat cupboards. work bench. war cabinets. 11 56609 sections 2 seons wall wooden stor- age ns e sale. 1.,.. CASH. approved dimes axtures and many odor frac. Ram 10 U se. Pewee apolar via 10. Aradmser Doe Sea- =63S -Ip sr 7115-277-11429. Owen a06 ise.ee1,116-M13-64112 11 int nagaaaa. M encased, in909 • Mee Ms dee er Me Sale. Land 0,61 6l. by Tyra. Carse Ladles. SATURDAY. APRIL 2206. 11 . m Llleea. Fanners Menem - Fane 6.Id) t `or Dee a Pam Magid of l.pace O 12300 Cnnc 4 1 ' 4 em south Df Zephyr Scud Flom Demur. 23takendge Rd. go wet on Davis Do. b Cont 4 UK /rpm May 4 go east on Dew Dr to coat. 4 t then north 6 km to foam. Nitta, tor spm. 903 1A9 275 diesel. 16.9e30 6 ape 4000 ex cell 245 beset. 13 9x26 $ 3600 405 ( Mt '.65 diesel wend. 100 Ida. marlmlat: took labuckets, 16.630. new dutch -96 & 4300 hrs. (001. 1973 IAF 300 sen woo pee convene. scour alwl a10ar ca hd. lased test yr)- 2 ,N4 707 w Sparae ha resleu• D/• ' 9.701. - pit K 10 saran Mo8h 3pt.h cult. MF apt n 10 db Mt. Nato 10' MD -older. 3s13 Iluerwr 30.11 prow. Farm e% nay.Mo capon Korea baps blower MF 33 seed drill. Kw.rNasd 3a14, auto resat 30U1 plow: AID 3sth sprayer M2n0 boom 1 plan 100 pal. tank. IWO 163 70TEhit spreader; MF . sprayer. McKee S40 rpm com hog. NM 418 Mans (Od 1. 1/43/2 side del*ruder. 3 pl.h 5111de. 6 sac. Oa harrows. Kum apt h 9 lunger rake. 2 11/1 ado wepOne IlelaMll,lt, '976 GIrC 6000 ape. 40.000 Onp m, new 000y *Ora. panted, wall, dos* et van Doti 1963 Ford cube an (at s): 407 GMC scrub bus. 14 pass.. 192 a (96.1: hock stugp10w. Omaha awe 6 CO. pa wig mNs tool ba. GMC toe liner & WNW 2 Fwd truck bad genti- an. 2 b0rpws-GMC i Ford (061:111111.1.11010m 100 rd. 6.445 hay In.del. ay. 4d had barley straw. Van Dae silo LNOad.r 16 tnpod a / hie pens 16 ROO. snovernobile peals, ante ren, qM rd. bell les.. meal 1dr . qty. steel gates 16710'. wu. satnnp. NO Wok. ail poop..0c. terawrs. qty. 10.8 . r610 sale, back saw nand me aug0 qty. bale taps. Ip. gM. Siad. ceps. 60. OW bangle. tam door taa- t0n tae t -Or pops. qM cards incl. maple. sq. a1 barrel *hand pump, qty. gen. 10015. wheelbarrow W905. }odd 4501 2-20t Prat . pomp: N IL Fteday Meteor co:lisso e (ex j. Camra apt ru- ne, Ig. exordia'. pod table. PC. Tyco eel tram sat, toys pray stn.. meat sm. books. stoma mach. Ina tint. Deus -mpg ugly, oalc 8 apt.. truck sale beam. 0,Y ole hand tools. am cuter. uptight beam Sae. pap cart wd. binder box. 1931 karya p. . buggy cede. Duran Beckers & BlwiMfwd's Feed tin sips. blobs -p000 8 91.. illy ONl I aser em waid- o.s, doors tad. gleam casement, BA a Slug tin, lay. yd saps: 110. Two rings a same time; Pa- ula SO0 a.m. Sae Day. Tenet Cash. Ursa. M/C, 0- 811190(19900666 degee. j 0.„, NEI Masks I M O mbelose deft. I as41.s A. t reolS0ew4w7 amber 4raw•ee1 rwlsalr-5.w 63WE AIICTlnl6, E Oep er ta MMa 11 Mt R. eaee 6603*. all FM0 tem. F. Meade peabe sel0 WW 3M$ er Seam e 01 ANCTMN NALL, Nes 2 CMI.... Theis. Apel 2M new - EloO Yamaha Sart On.4 1591 Rides Mower sorra porn moan. wda arm saw. MIB cwt he can WO a paw Mood sedum kids. 36'-24' aka. M. Man. pa 406 Nom and reed emu MOTE Tads Mn mowers M sal lwa made Mae a Spm. Co- mm Maa, Mme 6 Wm Wave 4 tools. aide amens. *01. 0loc. roam 11Mhna. den. Pass eic 048 Rowe WM 6 boat 00 Moxa old Md 60x, old awe. weal old =admen en nmol MM. 2 Doo sob 6 char sets. bMMsasemd Md. 2 Med ergs bets dresses. dame. 2 rag- a sent orb await 1180, hombi4 meds. et Ca all Be M.MMa NalOise. Wes wit. 4t et. Nant a- mmo ear Wks. 1M. Anil 22 g:311w Emcee took caned Wawa 116, at ma ed. tis*. I04. re oar mama. d 2 s R track 3P sbie rub wisher a Ilya, nRea lox w TV no modem bedroom suds d � m me slam lea' are so0W ▪ eh pleyr 00 p166t. smrd or N6spn4d, Mamba Ma inlrit Maw 516 1 1.1.. disk 0*10Bull tarns. Mmy tables. at Se wMM 6 0e wint dreams a dee el drams. ige Madan eee. Wel, dishes. lack Ir4as. Msm10M al- ga& wdaba side Min, all moan chars. soul Wee. sa▪ e e0edaM . Zap A . rands, owe Mee. ND RESERVES. GARY & BILL WARNER ,105-304106 GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 21st - 11:00 a.m. RLifetime resident am a - ETIRING FROM FARMING) AUCTION of Farm Machinery. Egpmt., VebIcin 6 Mlsc for ED HOOVER of Clammed 0 5045 Sideline 24. take Brock Rd south (or From 401 -End at Brock Rd Pickennp 6 go 5 kmnorm of Brougham) to Conc. 9 a9 Claremont (also known as Central St or 15) then 3 km. west to 5dn. 24 8 north to farm. Watch for sh7ns- kaalentlrgegppeL Case Int. 4230 diesel 75 hp tractor w/AC cab. trt wheel assist, 1200 hrs. (0.-3 yrs.new): Int 685 diesel 62 hp tractor 3000 hrs., Ford N, Int. 105 sal propelled gas combine wkab 11 head. scour dean exred doverjagg l40 Int. 47 sq. War a thrower (ex.), Raglan thrower wagon w10 t pear. 2 wood thrower wapoors 2 8 pd 1 3pt.h plow, 2 1 n 10 t gear 1 1. Int 4x 4 plow. JO M. disc 1 hal type Kongskdde 10' & 1 3pt.h cult.. 10' culti-hacker. 3pt.h blade. 4 8 5 sec. dia drag harrows. 4 am. same 100N1 harrows. 3pt.h lett. spreader. Int. side del. rake. 2 sprayers 3pt.h barrel. 3 flat rack nay wagan5 (1 Md . 29d. -gears): X1979 Thunder - 5 56 auto FSIPB (9d -a5 R); MEL 5• gran argses (2). Skeleton 40 nay elev. paddle 0100 gran aerator. steel drum rarer, 3 hp elec. guider lea.). 2 can saws. cross lett saws. qty cement blocks. picks 8 planta( lumber. steel barrels. saw. forks. shovels. ON mist.. ch tied. drawn Vfewn.3: 900 a.m. Sale Day Terms: Cash. Visa- WC. Interac Or approved cheque. Iii Gary Hill Auctions (Div. 01 1361082 Ontario Limned) Uxbridge Office 905-4524330 Toll Free 100.654.4647 Cellular 4165114401 Fax 906-162-1067 CON FWBAY NOM BALE FSMs J Apra 21 M 18 las Ow .11106 Good Friday sale is always a special offer - Mx lots of 8mdipues a6xables, &caabins and tiler unusual rarities. Nall at the 6.8MMe4 Cewwedlp CNN, 1 km. east 01 Hwy. 48 On lee Aurora Rd. Eg. Lovely antique Eaetlate ash dresser elmirror and an- ds stands, may other beautiful dressers, china comer cabinet Victorian sense. Tabu • Dieran Ptyle. drum, drop -111, cess, parer, pedestal etc. Antique lairs. Ce nil Persian rugs. Bisque figural table amps; mashed cranberry Student amp; lorchiere and piano amps: 3 piece 11101 male Fuad 010* sant Gingerbread and oltw cods. Table bp phonograph. Accordions, violin, hamper. mandolin. Nape awwM collectibles eg. National 452 trans 'Empire" ash register; Vidonan 61051 Ma Wagner. folding bicycle: 500080 Indian ar- row heads: etc. Good Glass, lana. antique aft, old cons and mull, much more. Visa, M/C. Intent. Visa our Web 9008 tw more detain and upcoming sales. 04AIEaoN�signOMa 1115-11014411 CWWARM6 AUCTION SALE Saranac Apil 2206. 1136 a.m. (Vewwee 063) N..8.11600.00.6.41.009081. Sparta Cards. R.WMr.M I Olga EP1pNMR, DIM a 10111181 MacGregor IMO* Goths. Mwnemalle 481 le Wawa M. Eat 431. Mata to d2 Men. Eat 3.08.03t.MA11ken Saturday $ Action features a vaned ottenng of auras parcel eft include Househve edeas. CMOS. MINOWS awn. 6086casos. rr TV. VCR. stereo. nese, ri- crowsw. *ss 6 chin, costume NWMry. 11e cabints, fate. lac m.ctwe, photo aper, cash masers. 4 glees ftniwases. Garland pa frees. $ slat chicken roarer. 001 cooler. ftavenq. fryer tools & n0dware dNy arts. aro welder. I (in mug) black cherry. 401, nape. pine & 0*. mamba et Span cards ion & r00bes. coma books. Com. fres nem more articles. This s a hag auction with 2 mg sang. Moa Auction Anaww & Cau.caaa. 5aa4 dont 3001. GM to co.- sop 0 0a Saturday Auction or our &MOM Antique Can car N peer sedan node. MacGregor MOM 3MacM Michael J. 1115423.7901-664 Ila/O111111 MOON NOTICE, 0111E SALE 1 IVARIERS AUCTION HALL. try 2 Mom Set Apish Mk Patin la orgy See ren webs lager by more errs, 5wspepmly good collection smalls win no rima Pte to Mend early Oar 50 Royal Dona hunres. phis rare gsas onion aMrs eek oleo. COS a dips dc. pgM Canea 04100 Dounon pn G Derby/M.• I ummel Dae. Cow port Maw treeM Dam pcs mid ea.dons.eFFlagon. ShelN Drs. OC J.oae. Selig pf.. am. sole 8014.1 a Ceeye 6111011 Warner er 05.355.210 1 ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our "Auction Package- consists of your ad running wieldy in these publications: • Oshawa Whitby This Week • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Port Perry Tbls Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Triune • Canadian Statesman One all does it aU!! Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 AUCTION SALE NOLEiAY MIN Otn6A8A 1011 MOON STREET EAST 0000 HMDAY NOON APOE. 21ST PARTIAL LIST: Shwp, %W s. Mghvex, Sanyo, Koss asmcnics, VCRs, TVs, stereos, carmen* Mc. Housman, cellwere, hard bas, 14K j00II1y, demand diasters 8 dower rings. gold, watches, wed Se igunnes, la0O.O9, Tramarone 000kwere, and appliances, chests, rosewood 8 aots41 furniture, dwelt axMccers, tpndmills, Jldicernin & mom. TERMS: CASH. VISA. IMC OIa C SALE BY GLOBAL SALES (905194'.0939 wAiEw_8 r L T$ ArcT =SME BMentee.M1 22NM et j, M1:Me. . North 01 Trenton - StNMndlMadoc area 8 waterfront tots averaging 5 acres each. All have large frontages on scenic Moira River. are nicely teed and have road and hydro. Suitable tor cottage or home. Permits available. Estimated selling price range - 510,000 to 520,000. Terms: 31,500 cash or certified cheque as deposit day of sale. Balance on closing in 30 days. Sold subject to owner's approval. No buyers fee. Viewing morning of sale. 9:00 a.m. 00. Call 613-395-5363 for Information package and end directions. Dong Jewell, Auctioneer 650 Aucdorm CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY APRIL 21 AT 500 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD 64 Qty of refinished fur- niture including a pine harvest table, wash- stands, antique dress- ers w/ mirrors, nal top trunks, parlour tables, cedar chest, drop front secretary, rocking chair, picture frames also consigned a grand piano. flat to wail cupboard, organ stool. 9pc walnut din- ing room suite, Finley oval cook stove, wal- nut drop kaf table. 2 door antique war- drobe, walnut table topstereoscope, swing mirror, an- tique sideboard, par- lour chairs, oval k flat top trunks, Vi aro- la, walnut dining 00- tensaon table. tea wagon, co -oil lamps, Hoosier kitchen cup- board, partial toilet sets, parlour stove, GE 2 door fridge 6r matching almond stove, qty. 6.10 dried planed cherry. black walnut k whete ash Timber, dump trailer, spoets pa! canoe, Hardt 25 gall lawn sprayer. 10 in Tech - master radial arm saw, 37 in wood lathe. 3/4 Campbell Hausfteld air com- pressor Delta able saw, Sears 11Hp nd- ing lawn mower, 446. 16Hp Case Hydro- static Garden Tractor, snowblower k lawn deck plea a qty. chi - Me. glasshousehold a collectable items. NOTE Martine Time of Saha: Machmrry Sale at 1 00p m k tumewe Auceon at 590pat. Dar A Greg Conseil Auctiwieas, Rail Little Maas 709-706.2113 ESTATE AUCTION GRIST RILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE FRIDAY, A>'RIL 21ST, 6 P.M. Sar* W comas fare die horsed Dmmely Mason Pat Hope ad ae Odra bo.,: Aa m0acsi.e 9 pc. maims balk dray dining sae ,c. 1900 Naar! Furniture Owen Sena); Antique drama oak ahem or drama: press back rocker Md dials; amigo rocks; o000eY dears; tables: Mk see 00, al- one hi9Woy dream Nareake dieeewae far 8: Am of chime: golf equipment; Mnekws amgees ad ta4ehold ankles: SMEs ac. Preview deer 200 p.m. Tars: Cash, app rlir visa, ask Wan. AUCTIONEERS FRANK ad STEVE STAPDETON 0634 7842244 14004634SM vnineataMeemeauctinmsaace NOM &waieabe Mace 1971 PLAN YOUR SPRING AUCTION SALE WITH US ESTATES • HOUSEHOLD FARM • ANTIQUES CALL DAVE DeNURE NEIL WOODROW 705-653-3660 905-434-1259 R.R. a 5 COURTICE CAMPBELLFORD 11•. N 711. , a sad Pm, 16ee6M, From 461 oat. 431 et Oe111M. 8 RIM ed N CM. M. I, ell MM al IN Ire MIL 1M, Apr 22 M 5 pm. Opon M 4ptu. Antiques, coiled - ebbs end modem articles Iran Tyrone and Hampton homes: Ant. chesterfield suite, Norman Rockwell print, old jewelry, maple 8 walnut ta0e and data, records. Sports cards, gold frame medicine cabinet. span horse, numerous plus & china, crystal. brass, Royal Doulton -Cherie figurine. colon TV, toys. Oohs porcelain, Barbie) 10016. am drawn, cupboards. bed, umiture. silver tea set. coke lents, cram cam, linen and mud more. bats cash, Meru, visa. INC. Aewe63w: OM 1Npb1uM 9LL263.4412 w NS - 271 -1620. O}271.6820. hit Mon Mee: wM-Tien. 3:31 b Ipw. AUCTION CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low comkmssan. polymer. nerd day Sales every Tues. and Thurs. and Sat ad 6 p.m. An- tique furniture. aP- pMancM MMC. Own - /r and °COMOM MYLES Kr6G AUCTIONS 33 Hal St Established in 1960 726-5751 723-0501 Mar* 3 Peckoum 5110 gMow 26 R_ CCiaC Cord FMMNw5 0P 144000 4/4= net 1y 8v 101w* elm. madam 51200 a *ower Ca. Odnwe 5744406 NNINCINATE 4 bedroom 51*r 4 rWa110 1064, Ila arch a Wave Dimere v ra- m w ace. aced W. winavid kvls 195wa0 MO - Ma • my 1st 505-980-9170 1. COMM 3 45.4,5 n am - pow o honoCknom m00i. 1-11 22 Ms. int room Aye fore- paw N O ep inks. /woe caMIMS ste null (12;7114- 0245 106)574 0245 NEA 3 KM= la aa• bw, 190064 R. Maned We - ata. 2 M wrap. an need 1 tae cowry tro/aly alum a Sael0lone on 1 y612. 6146theie es. anal .ley 15111, Moen s 905 -430 - OMI MINIM UMW AMA MOlad ationiney. 1 o 2 a.room wawa in one Wel. Arai ale 1 6 Jen 1. Mawd.r1. 69150 IMMO ens nerve, nia b gn.e ionise yelie epeleess. A MIN lair 11NI04 D 6rler oar marepeed 6+e Nee • a noaemer n 0*- ( 9* incomew Wel me ink W w fiat 0111111111.3A Taller Cala. 1 sap, all Mie ykEla44 1a r a t. am alma. 1330 hum Nu Illy. .. Ws Sat bim2-14 0.a mit Sew Mae ow t 1normla00 rd WN lest ereM 677 4111. ase 450 Shead 4111 PERSON needed to share large country estate. minutes from 401, s*mmng pool. panung. 6550 Inclusive. Ma- ture. responsrble waking per- son. Smoker Oa 110 pens 19051737-7575. Mke Far Null SNORT TEAM tumished luxu- ry 7 -bedroom condo. VCR, cable. telephone. parking. mirky setting. eft 61.789 r1- dursne Mal inlined 1905) 623-0079.1416) 075-322' 460 Darn a NmA Soar APPROX. IMO q. a main 50 5 upper level. prime location. 13 aW,(sonpRofr d 5 Oshawa. Su GI1876-6099 ask for SMR. PRIME OFFICE SPACE. with parking availablemedale- ly Downtown Oowmanvdie. 1rori1 siren access Unde available at 66 Ong St E Hail 515 son b 1140 Soh Omer 0nts available al 133 Chinn 51 from 250 50.11 10 273 soft Idea to entrance company. and store& am a 2J-4172 0al lawn manes spray SECOND FL0011 orae space 1ar rent Appro. 460 to n. North Oshawa Mahon Pad armlet*ea ca earn or B 'ole Mai il61 576-5123 STORE FOR RENT WHITBY, Boo son only S750/mo Ideal for Mal Ston use. 058616 l or N office.6 698-8511 er (416) 619-4280 463 Mi Nola U0ee SFAX 11EPHENS01 a CIM. 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To advertise your Church Services or Special Church events please call Janice at (905)-683-0707, Ext. 2218 or Fax# 905-579- 4218 Deadline for Copy is Wednesday noon for Friday) { :11 To Find Us on the Internet www.durha newa.net It's all over for Durham Ag office BY LESLEY MCMASTER Staff Writer PORT PERRY — The doors at Durham's only Ministry of Agriculture field office are set to close at the end of business hours Thursday. Staff at the Vanedward office in Port Perry will offer regular counter service right up until the shutdown, but officials say phone lines will be switched to a call centre in Guelph beginning Thurs- day. "It will be business as usual until the clow of business at 5 p.m.." said Chris- tine Dukelow, a director of client ser- vices with the Ontario Ministry of Agri- culture, Food and Rural Affairs. OMAFRA is closing 29 field offices across southern Ontario as part of a re- structuring program the ministry says will serve agribusinesses better. Instead of directing money into things like rent, heat and office supplies, the ministry says it plans to instead invest in devel- oping leading-edge information for its clients. Minister Ernie Hardeman made the announcement in December. A ten- tative closure date was later slated for the end of April to allow field office employees to interview for 70 new "provincial specialist" positions. Ms. Dukelow said some of those in- terviews arc still taking place. but agri- cultural organizations were sent letters last Tuesday advising them of the April 20 shutdown. The general public are being told as they come into the office. she said. As for the eight advisers and other staff who have manned the Vanedward office. Ms. Dukelow said "a number have successfully competed for posi- tions in the new system. while a few arc investigating other ,Thons" For more int rnuuron. ,ontacr the Agncultural Int�orm.ni r tre at 1-877-424- I ;( site at www 8,r`.n NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, April 19, 2000 PARTE 911 NP Death Notice Listings For Audio Version on can -rent deaths 683-3005 You are not jorgonen loved one Nor will you ever he: A. lung as life and memory last We will remember thee. Brought to you by the following' funeral homes: Accettone, Armatron Low A MI.ow, art no & Sons. McEachnle, orrla,MNrs nlosh-Andeon, Newas ctle P 1 Home. Northcutt -Elliott. tMhawa Vont-rel Service. Waal, W.C. Town, Memorial Chapel. 900 Iniamoravs 900 tMlanown 900 nra•ar•t 900 t•ra•ar- 900 t•a.nar- You Write The Tune IN LOVINMEMORYOF JENNIFER (JENN) CROOK To my beautiful daughter Jennifer, who was tragically killed Saturday. April 17. 1999 One year has gone since we last touched. A hug I've come to cherish so much. you had dreams and goals. And places to go. Who could have imaginer) It would not be so. Broken dreams lie shattered Like shards of glass. So much potential, gone so fast. The heart with time can learn to bend. But a broken heart will never mend. All that 1 believed would be. Is now only a memory. Always loved and forever in my heart. Mom written by Jenn and her friend Cadena - October. 1997. There's a universe in your head. And dreams and notions. Stars and movements. and beating hearts. All find their meaning. through your eyes. You define them. They don't define you. You impart the motivation. And attribute the reason. You 'sing' yourself. You are the grass and the wind. You are the sky. and You are the ground you s.:tlk on. You are the chikl. and You are the mother. You are the okier sister. and You are the brother. You sing best the song of yourself. And you write the tune. 'ticarch within yourself and believe In what you find. You won't be disappointed.' To My Daughter Jenn, You were on top of the workl that final day. Excited that your newly formed band was going to play. Singing a song that you had wrote. 1'11 always remember that day and the words you spoke. As 1 watched you drive away with your friends, Who would of thought that meeting was our end. What went so wrong? How coukl it he. You were at a party. perhaps too careless and free. We'll never know your final thoughts, But 1 do know this. your family loved you. loved you lots. 1 can only hope that others can now see. Turn around. envision the future. an/ where they will he. Rest in peace Jenn. For you will forever remain just seventeen. Love forever and until we meet again. Dad Community news n THANKS n To my Family, Relatives, and many Friends for your cards, gifts and visits. It means so much to me. I am still in the hospital but appreciate all your thoughts and concern. Helen (Paddy) Fleury ads on the Internet HELP WANTED Advertise on-line with THIS W Classifieds at Durha st online! For more information, call MAXPICKERING - 683 0707 NEWS ADVERTISER TO ADVERTISE YOUR AUCTION IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL b83-0707 (Ajax) 852-9741 (Uxbridge) online' We're at www.durhamnews.net i A/P PAGE 812 NEM AMMER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. Awe 111. 2000 Volunteers needed: Make a difference here at home DISTRESS CENTRE DURHAM: Will train volunteers in communication and active listening. crisis intervention and suicide prevention theories, and techniques for its telephone helpline. In addition. volunteers are needed for its board of directors and committees (i.e. fund-raising, human resources, nomina- tions/recruitment and accreditation). For more information about volunteering with Distress Centre Durham call (905) 723-4461. DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES: Is seeking individuals and families inter- ested in providing respite care to a child or adult with special needs. Host fami- lies are matched with an adult or child who is welcomed into their home ap- proximately one weekend a month. This allows parents/caregivers a chance to re- energize and also provides families with an opportunity to develop new friend- ships. Training. ongoing support and an honourarium are available. For informa- tion call (905) 427-3541. DURHAM'S CHILD NUTRITION PROJECT: This project is establishing healthy breakfast and snack programs for children in Durham Region schools and community facilities. We are look- ing for volunteers to help with the fol- lowing activities: greeting children. preparing and serving food. shopping and delivering groceries, gathering do- nations and fund-raising. If you are in- terested please contact Carla Rhody at (905) 686-2661. DURHAM FAMILY COURT CLIN- IC (DFCC): The DFCC is dedicated to fostering a healthy and safe community by enhancing and supporting the well being of children. youth and families who have, or may have involvement in the legal system by providing clinical services. Volunteers are being sought for administrative and clerical support; ad hoc fund -raising and special events, communication/publicity support and possible nomination to the DFCC board of directors. The DFCC adheres to a set of volunteer guidelines and seeks to pro- vide rewarding opportunities for its vol- unteers. All volunteers must submit a criminal reference check. For more in- formation please contact Yvonne Davies at (905) 436-6754. DURHAM SUPERVISED ACCESS PROGRAM: AYMCA program where children of divorced or separated par- ents visit with their non-custodial parent in a safe and supervised setting. Refer- rals are from the court or other profes- sionals assisting the family. Volunteers aged 18 and up are needed to supervise the visits. This is group supervision, therefore volunteers are with otter vol- unteers and other visiting families. The volunteer takes observational notes while the visit is in progress. The notes may be ordered for court purposes. Vol- unteers should have some experience working with children. Training is pro- vided. The Pickering location operates every Saturday and the Oshawa location every Sunday (both during daytime). Oshawa also has visits Tuesday evenings. Call (905) 839-3845 Ext. 305 for information. FRENCHMAN'S BAY WATER- SHED REHABILITATION PRO- JECT: Is looking for groups. business- es, and individuals to participate in a va- riety of environmental hands-on pro- jects over the next two years. Projects include natural area clean-ups, construc- tion of bird houses, removal of purple looscstrife, frog monitoring, growing aquatic plants, planting trees and shrubs and the yellow fish road storm drain marking program. For information call (9051420-4660 Ext 2155. GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA - SHORELINE DIVISION: Needs your help. Female volunteer leaders aged 18 and up are needed to help with the Guid- ing program in Ajax. If you enjoy work- ing with girls ages five to 18 plus, please call us. Perhaps you are a Grandma who would like to share your experience and skills with us. For more information tall Mary at (905) 427-2292. HEART AND STROKE FOUNDA- TION OF ONTARIO: Local chapter requires volunteers to help raise funds for heart disease and stroke research and health promotion activities. Volunteer opportunities are arranged to fit your lifestyle and availability. Call (905) 686- 1521 for details. HEARTH PLACE CANCER SUP- PORT CENTRE: Is looking for recep- tion volunteers, group facilitators, com- mittee members, and Peer Support volt snteers who have been in remission from their cancer for at least one year. If you would like to join a dedicated team of volunteers whose mission is to care for one another as we live with cancer, please call (905) 579-4833 for an inter- view. HOST PROGRAM: Volunteers are being sought for Citizen and Immigra- tion Canada's Host Program - a friend- ship program to help new immigrants settle and integrate into the community quickly. For details contact Mahmood - Host co-ordinator at (905) 686-2661. INFORMATION AJAX-PICKER- ING: Requires volunteers to answer telephones and perform general recep- tion duties. If you are interested. please call Sue at (905) 686-2661 for more.in- formation. JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Needs volun- teers on Tuesday afternoons between 3 to 6 p.m. once or twice a month. Train- ing available. For more information call Jan Langlois or Sylvia Robillard at (905) 579-8482. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF DURHAM REGION: Volunteers help the youth of the community develop an awareness of how a business operates from the ground up. Training and sup- port is provided. Call Donna at (905) 644-7058. KIDS ON THE BLOCK: Volunteers learn to operate life site puppets and perform small skits in elementary schools and community groups in Durham to provide support and encour- agement to students. Call Suzanne at (905) 436-0925 or Katherine at (905) 655-5680. KINARK CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES: Share your parenting skills and experiences with other parents needing support. Training and supervi- sion will be provided to assist you in making the difference for a family. Or. spend some leisure time with a special needs child, developing hobbies and in- terests that the two of you can share. Call Wendy Swinden at (905) 433-0386 Ext. 308. LITERACY OUTREACH CEN- TRE: Is dedicated to increasing literacy skills for all people with a strong sup- port base for people who have a devel- opmental disability. We need volunteers DIAMOND FACE SPIN WEDGES 57 - 56 60 54999 WI,y Pay 51 79 Ms/Ps ort LAMS' i Yw4NN.MN DAM E FULL GRAPHITE SET 3 WOODS 149 II MONS TOURNAMENT HEADQUARTERS Tournament Organizers get your prizes at volume discounts! SOFTSPIKE REPLACEMENT KIT REG. 811 OMIT 2 PER PERSON 99 SPALOING DELUXE CART Rag. Sag 999 NOW SPALOING 9NTMIOATOR GRAPHITE SHAFTED SMOOTH TEMPO LOW FlIOFILE FAIRWAY WOODS 13.5.- 16' - 19 • 23.3 . 28 of..ro $ 99 MFM1 5^F :1J�f' BLOWOUT BALATA FACE PUTTERS V1.5 PA, 6129 gas GOLF BAGS MIME tear SITLE oa DORM STRAP SRN STMC teerOtoice $8999 Reg.S150 6AL - 4V TITANIUM JUMBO DRIVER co.ro4FE s, $9999 1 OR 2 IRON "BLOWOUT" .,= OR oAAPI91A 999 GOLF SHOES Eton c & Feeney $2999 From ACCESSORIES • So 3 mrd :w+., YOUR CHOICE • toRrwor $999 •� MQ lu A9 who have four hours a week to spare to tutor. Tutors assist students who wish to develop reading. writing, math and liv- ing skills. Training is provided. An op- portunity for professional development is available by attending our tutor train- ing scheduled for March 2000. A fee of $45 will be charged for resources only. Call early to attend as space is limited: (905) 426-2100. MEALS ON WHEELS: Community Care of Ajax -Pickering is registering volunteers who can deliver Meals on Wheels over the lunch hour to seniors and disabled adults. Please call Traci at (905) 686-3331 for more information. ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES: Volunteers are required to assist with special events and Bingo. All volunteers receive excellent training, flexible hours, and a great opportunity to help adults who are physically disabled. For more information contact Denise Hard- ing at (905) 434-5280. PICKERING AUXILIARY RES- CUE ASSOCIATION: A volunteer marine unit dedicated to search and res- cue on Lake Ontario is looking for peo- ple with boating or allied skills. Interest- ed? Call Tony at (905) 839-6337. 00 Volunteer Corner is produced by Infor- mation Ajax -Pickering in co-operation with the Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- er. If you wish to have your organiza- tion listed in Volunteer Corner, please contact Sue at (905) 686-266/. EASTER'S ON IT'S WAY!! Easter is well on it's way according to Stephanie Gribben of Pickering. She and Tyler Smith of Dominion were getting ready by decorating chocolate Easter eggs Tate Friday afternoon. This Easter Egg Event was part of the Dominion's Easter celebration that was held Friday and Saturday at 475 Westney Rd. in Ajax and 1822 Whites Rd. in Pickering. Watch for upcoming fun events for the whole family coming up for Dominion stores. We're fresh obsessed. TTTa I: ff. Frrmri:FrrT How can they work for you? Special Events Incentive Awards Signage/ Graphics Premium Incentives Apparel Merchandise Business Networking Organizations Promotion Companies Promoting your business is essential in today's business environment. 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