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2 July 1997 • The Durham Sun
To the Editor.
I was saddened when l read in the Mav 7. 1997
Issue. Joe Dickson's report under the banner of the
Regional Happenings that the Ajax Conservation area
has been closed because of Ontario budget cuts.
I recollect vividly when the Greenwood conser-
vation area was first opened in 1958. in those early
days. when our children were growing up, Greenwood
was a godsend to have an inexpensive outing.
These days the letter "A" in Ajax appears to stand
for affluent. if one can give credence to the information
provided in the Final Draft Report of the Town of
Ajax DOWNTOWN STUDY. One is led to believe
that "A significant portion of the Ajax population is in
the middle to high income bracket, with 65% of
households earning in excess of $50.000 per year.
Over one third of households are in the S70.00O + per
year earning category". (That is 3317c).
Simple arithmetic indicates that ?9c oh households
are not as fortunate. These Ajacians would enjoy the
Greenwood conservation area, as did our family in
the late 50s and early 60s. Perhaps our local MPP
could do something about it. and have the funding
reinstated.
Guy Colm
14 - 1 A i47"s 1 - 1
Interview with "Reverend" Patrick
B, Toni Reme
Becoming homeless was not
what he had in mind when he
left a low paying job back home.
He did not picture himself
sleeping under bridges or
newspapers in an open park.
when he got off the bus with a
couple of hundred dollars in his
pocket.
He came here to work hard
and earn better pay. There was
always someone special back
home that kept him chasing his
dream. Patrick heard that the pay
was better here and the opportu-
nities too. It never occurred to
Patrick that life could sometimes
deal you a bad hand when \ou
least expected it. High hopes
and unfulfilled promises were
foremost in Patrick's mind.
Ambition too.
On his way to a job
interview. life jumped up and
grabbed him quickly changing
a law abiding hard working
citizen to a homeless person
within weeks. A driver running
a red light hit him square on.
Patrick's fate was sealed.
Unlike 80 million North
Americans who are one
paycheck away from being
homeless. Patrick arrived under
different circumstances.
The bicycle he was riding
was totaled and carried away by
the police. As for Patrick he was
totaled too, not only by the
accident, but also by the bureau-
cracies that stand for the social
conscience of our community.
These organizations meant to
sere are more concerned with
the bottom line and protecting
their own jobs rather than the
community they were meant to
sere.
The accident left him with a
permanent limp and a leg with
little strength that frequently
gives out on him, causing him
to fall or stumble not unlike a
person with more than one too
many to drink. He can hardly
sit down sometimes or walk two
blocks without the leg going
numb and threatening to quit on
him. All this should have
qualified Patrick for assistance.
It did not.
When the doctors looked at
Patrick after the accident the\
said he only had soft tissue
damage and that the pain would
go away in a few days. When
the pain didn't go away and the
few days passed, the medical
staff changed their position and
said the pain would go away in
three or four weeks. He thought
this would entitle him to some
form of compensation either
from social services or from the
insurance coverage carried by
the offending driver. Wrong on
both counts. First Patrick hadn't
been working in this province
or this community. He was
unemployed and could not
obtain disability income.
Secondly, the driver and her
witness claimed Patrick was just
tapped by her vehicle contrary
to the evidence of a twisted
bicycle. With no temporary
assistance from social services
and no job, Patrick could not
carry on a legal battle for
compensation from the
insurance company.
In the meantime Reverend
Patrick has a new used bike that
helps him strengthen his weak
leg. He's not working
anywhere. but he keeps his
spirits up by encouraging his
new homeless friends not to give
up and to do whatever it takes to
rise above the loneliness they
share and the disregard the
community has for them. In the
meantime he lives over a warm
vent or under a bridge like a
troll.
"It's degrading to be looked
upon as something cheap and
disposable." There comes a
time when you start feeling you
can't do anything to improve
your lot, when having the right
paperwork and required proof
doesn't make a scrap of
difference. You know you will
not be able to work as you want
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to and the people you're up
against and those who walk on
by would like nothing better
than for you to disappear. This
is when life itself could be taken.
There's a perception that no
one has to wind up homeless.
It's an untenable position to
hold. If it happens it's because
of some flaw in the person's
character. There are drunks and
druggies among the homeless,
just as there are drunks and
druggies among the housed, but
don't think that this couldn't
happen to you. Were it not for
the accident Patrick would he
on his way to work just like you
and I, walking past people who
live the way he lives now.
I asked Patrick if he had a
chance to change his decision to
come to our community, away
from his low paying job, where
home was safe and familiar,
would he do it? Patrick's reply
was immediate and unequivocal.
"No."
Life's funny that way.
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July 1997 • The Durham Sun 3
The small businesses that get government grants and loans use a few tricks to
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4 July 1997 • The Durham Sun
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by Dack Bushnell
Who ever built this place
pmbahl- didn't see it as an
Italian Restaurant with terrific
food. Back in the dark ages
when the Pickering Village
actuall% was in Pickering.
someone lied in this house.
Toda%. eating_ Italian Food at
Casa Verde. "e lice again!
Greeted bN Mark who
triples as maitre'd, waiter and
evervthing else required. Nou
sense that hi,, personal attention
isn't limited to good P.R.
Our meal started with the
deep fried calamari cooked just
right molding the rubbery
texture easilN found elsewhere.
This cast% starter was
accompanied by onl% two slices
of lemon. the house secure in
the taste as presented. The
house salad although
imaginati%e was warm and
contained a squirt of dressing. a
Eats Around Town
featuring Casa Verde
disappointing,, second. For mN
Caw Verde
main course I selected the
Salsiccie Del Contadino. cuts
of spicy italian sausage served
with mushrooms. green peppers
onions and tomatoes sec -n ed in a
terrific 1 suggo 1 tomato sauce
and accompanied h} a side
serving of spaghetti cooked
just right. It was terrific.
MN friend went for the
Saltimboca Alla Romano.
tender %eal in a white wine
a
sauce topped % ith cooked
prosciutto and cheese. serN ed
with slices of carrots. potatoes
and broccoli. Could it ha%e
been better'' I wouldn't know.
He finished it before I had a
chance to tn- it. From the grin
on his face. his meal had to be
satisfying beyond explanation.
My one big disappointment
was the regular everyday
normal coffee. It was old and
unpleasant enough to send
back. This a wonderful
authentic Italian restaurant right
in Pickering that would
impress. Antipasti from 55.95.
salads from S 4.50, main
courses to S 17.95. deserts from
53.95 and assorted coffees from
$1.75. Meal for two including
one glass of Hine, antipasti.
salad, main meal, desert and
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(NC) -More Canadians than
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The survey, conducted by
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July 1997 • The Durham Sun 9
Recent Works by Ga
21 August -
An exhibition of new paintings
by regional Canadian artist Garfield
Ferguson will open at the RobertL
Mcaughlin gallery on Thursday.
21 August.
The public is invited to meet
the artist at a gallery reception to
be held Thursday. 21 August. 7-9
p.m.
Garfield Ferguson says: "This
recent body of work is process
oriented and draws inspiration from
nature and the nature of painting
itself." The paintings with their
richly impastoed surfaces suggest
the movement of water over rocks
and draws parallels between nature
rfield Ferguson
and painting.
This work is a departure from
the painting_. .khlch Ferguson last
showed at the gal ler in i991
(Painting to the Beat). While those
paintings showed the influence of
the 1950*s abstract painting g
w roup
Painters Eleven, the nepaintings
26 October 1997
sees within nature itself.
Ferguson had typically
academic training at the Robert
NIcLam,hlin Gallery with teachers
such as Jim Paget. learning the
discipline of drawing and character
line. He continued his studies at
the Ontario College of Art. He has
exhibited his work throughout
Durham Region. St. Catherines.
Toronto, and Cobour,
The exhibition continues until
Sundae. 26 October
F(ir further infi)multion contuci -
Alexundra Morin. Community
Relutinns Co-ordinator.
(905) 576-3000.
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The Stinkers
• Durham Recycling for the oh
so familiar odor of "bankruptcy
protection"
• Rick Johnson for coming_ out
publicly in defense of these guys.
What about uncollected taxes.
hydro charges etc.. Rick?
• Pickering Nuclear Hydro Facility
The Sunny's
for continuing to generate report
after report that's best used in the
woods when you run out of toilet
paper.
• Sherri Senis for her bullshit in
defense of -'her personal private
forest- planted only at the back of
her home and at the expense of. you
guessed it. Pickering Taxpayers.
("You see this was a public works
project." 1 Did anybod,, believe this'
• Dave R` an for taking_ the
"tiewsAd" every time its deli eyed,
but declining to pay my neighbours
kids for deliyennL, it.
• Enrico Pistritto for stating that Pickering. stifle opportunity for the
loosing the mayoralty race would • Drug Anderson, publisher of the community based newspapers ( all
be a good way to get out of local former Nk'hitby Free Press, for in the name of fair competition )
politics. ("Has he seen the light''") having the cojones to let his inevitably leading to their
• The Pickering Town Center for community know how the Toronto extinction.
continuing to provide the ONLY newspaper giant through its
-Downtown" focal point for suburban papers do everything to
Vid0 eo featuring "Five Easy Pieces"
Review
I don't go to the video store anymore. I send my wife (only if she wants to go). By the time I get there all new
releases are out and I walk around looking at mostly these dumb movie titles. wondering why none of them remind
me of the movies I told myself to remember to see. Some of my favorites that I've seen and I'll see again:
Five Easy Pieces: Featuring Jack Nicholson, Karen Black, Susan Anspach and others. This is a terrific movie with
memorable dialogue by Jack Nicholson trying to get
toast and coffee after breakfast has quit being served in
a restaurant. Start with the chicken sandwich.
The story isn't about the women that fill Nicholson's
needs traveling along the road, but to a book of piano
exercises he owned as a child. The film's about the
distance Nicholson's character puts between himself as
a boy practicing the piano as a toy on his way to being a
concert pianist and the need he feels some twenty years
later to disguise himself as an oil field rigger.
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M July 1997 - The Durham Sun
Lady Devils Produce Some Thunder
The Pickering Novice Lady
Devils fastball team dominated
their opponents recently by
winning the Peterborough
Thunder fastball tournament.
The ladies opened up the
tournament against Napanee
with a 23-0 thumpin_a, setting
the tone for the rest of the da% a
lettin,, all others knoll that the
De\ IIs were there to play. The
game was hi -lighted b% a
mammoth grand slam b% Ashlvn
"Gimp" Young. Ashlee "Short%"
Frog_„ett. Sheri "De%o” Parker
and Lauren " Laur" Fawcett all
had a 4 for 4 da% at the plate.
In the second game against
Lindsa%, the Devils continued to
carry the hot stick. winnim_ 13-
3. Sheri -Big Red" Spalding had
a home run with two singles
while Christie "Giggleti ' Barlow
and "De\o ' both hit triples. An
excellent defensive pla} by
Olivia "Griffev" Lennox
throwing a runner out at third
trving to take an extra base stood
out.
The Lady Devils continued
to dominate, knocking off
Norwood 14-4 in the third game
of the tournament. Spalding
went deep twice in the victory.
accounting for six RBI. Fon
"Fonzie" Farr pitched excellent
in all three games, frustrating
hitter with her speed and a nasty
change -up.
The championship game
pitted the Lady Devils against
their rivals from Oshawa.
Entering the final both team had
went undefeated through the
tournament.
Excellent pitching from
Katie "K -Pot" 'Mckinnon kept
the Oshawa team at bay.
frustrating its hitters while
waiting for her Lady Devils to
erupt with the bats. Melissa
"Little Red" Meikle's triple in
the bottom of the fourth inning
started an eight -run rally, putting
the game out of reach leading
11-1. That was enough.
The Lade Devils claimed
the championship with an I I A
victory.
While a few players were
playing with nagging injuries.
Laura " Jaws" Hill was forced
out of the tournament with a
broken wrist. But her leadership
and support encouraged the
girls.
Special recognition goes out
to scorekeeper Merlin Meikle.
first aid lady Jennifer Lennox.
oriz,anizers Lynda Young and
Michael Farr, hitting coach Bud
"The Bat" Barlow, pitching
coach Mvles Mckinnon. and
Paul Parker and Roger Young
for putting up with the talented
girls.
:Glenn Healy's Childhood Dream Comes True
Who says ,ou can't come
home again?
For Glenn Healy, he has
come home.
As a young boy growing up
watching the Toronto Maple
Leafs. Heal% dreamt of one day
skating on the hallowed ice of
Maple Leaf Gardens and playing
between the pipes for the
-illustrious club. He's no stranger
to the visitors bench. but now
the dream of putting on the blue
and white jersey is a reality.
Now, entering his 12th
season in the National Hockey
League, the former Pickering Jr.
C Panther netminder will now
proudly wear a Leafs jersey for
the next three seasons.
Healy has minded the net
for the Los Angeles Kings, New
-York Islanders. and most
-recently, the New York Rangers
before signing a 3 -year, $3.8
million deal with the Leafs last
week.
"If you dare to dream, it will
come true," says Healy. "And it
did.,,
Montreal and Vancouver
were also interested in Heal%'s
sen ices, but when it came down
to deciding, the final factor was
"location, location, location"
says Healy.
Apart from being a 45
minute drive to work from the
comfort of his home. the Ajax
resident is anxious to work with
new coach Mike Murphy and
likes the path the Leafs are
taking.
"Mike Murphy is a good
coach and I wanted to play for
him." says Healy. "And the
organization is going in the right
direction."
With a healthy Mike Richter
between the pipes for the
Rangers, action would be have
been minimum for the former
Pickering Hockey Association
netminder.
"It was time for a change,"
says Healy. I wanted to play here
four years ago before I signed
with the Rangers. To me, it's a
dream come true to play for the
Leafs."
Healy was the fourth free
agent signed by the Maple Leafs
Glenn Healy
this off-season which included
Kris King, Mike Kennedy, and
former Ranger teammate Derek
King.
At 34 -years -old (he'll be 35
years old in August), the
netminder has been relegated to
backup duties during the latter
stages of his career. That suits
him just fine - even in Toronto.
"I'm coming in to help the
club win," says Healy. "I'm here
to get this team to win and that's
all that matters. The fans have
Warriors Winless in
Erin Mills
The Ajax Warriors IGA
6rl's under i l houseleague
select soccer team didn't hae
v
much success at their first
tournament of the season.
Ajax lost all three games at
the recent Erin Mills Tournament
before returning to their
respective houseleague teams.
A change in the schedule
pitted Ajax against the
favourites. Oak%i I le.
Oakville, who eventually
went on to win the tournament.
handed Ajax its worst defeat.
sending them home with a 6-1
loss. However, the Ajax girls
took great satisfaction of scoring
the only goal Oakville would
allow when Kristen Hannah
bulged the net with time running
out.
Although being the first
tournament the girls had played
together, they can be proud of
their effort. The team consists of
Ashima Bhatt. Kristen Hannah,
Kim McClane, Ashleigh
Vigilante, Samantha Jackson,
Sunny -Dawn Walker, Lisa
Hurst. Jessica Luet, Kim
McClane. Jessica Noel -Stewart,
Samantha Jackson, and Andrea
Harris.
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experience some sad moments
in recent years and I'd like to he
a part of this team when we turn
it around."
Nearing the final stage of his
career, although not ready to
contemplate retirement, Healy
understands his role as a leader
and relishes the opportunity with
his new club. As the second
eldest player in the dressing
when camp opens, he isn't
concerned about getting the team
in gear when needed which ever
way possible.
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"With experience comes
leadership." says Healy. "Being
one of the older players I'm
willing to take that role."
Now, after growing up
admiring great Leaf goaltenders
of the past. Healy will now take
his place in the Toronto dressing
room where many great Leaf
goaltenders from years -gone -by
once sat.
"The Leafs have a great
history and you should be proud
to wear this sweater,"
says Healy.
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Camera Dav............................................................ Sunday. Jule 27. 1997
Canadian Classic Chevy Show . ........................... Saturday, August 2. 1997
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last as long as your car does?
We think so. took for the Royal lijedme Guaro rtee as a sign of the
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just that — a guarantee that says the repairs Royal pairs for courteous service and quick efficient turnaround
miN last as long as you own your car* provided you remain As an independant broker we're always on the lookout
insured with Royal. for coverage that works for our clients.That's why we're
Whaes behind the Guarantee? Royal Instxance and 150 pleased to endorse the !i?some Repair Guarantee from
,years of insuring Canadians. Royal Insurance. Call for fug details. .
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call lorraine at 837- IMS or fax 837-0260
July 1997 • The Durham Sun 13
HELP WANTED HOME IMPROVEMENT BERRY PICKING
(Ajax location)
Kitchen Help./Cooks/
Kitchen Supervisors
235 Bayly St. W.
Ajax, Ont.
Apply in Person
A7 I30riverti
0 openings.
F/T, P/r.
City & Hwy. available.
15 F/T seats
at hi h profile carrier
to be f led immediately.
Above average rates,
benefits and profit sharing.
Late model and
new equipment.
Great opportunity.
If you are career minded,
have good abstracts and
min. 2 rs experience
give I .P.S. a can today.
(905) 632-81.49
or tax resume to
(905) 632-8738.
If you have inuginstien,
the ability to see the "ether" vier
and believe that year creative
tolest Call earl) Yoe assay by
selling in the advertising game,
give as a call of
"Tile bedisse Sea"
937-1988.
Experience net needed.
We omit necessery.
Me Briefeue regaird.
Jost the arse to
wake a back.
Drivers Wanted
for Night Time delivery
call 1-800-268-0600
pager # 14937
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Free Estimates &
Local cicaniag,, .:ornpany
has Purr -Tine opening, for Written Guarantees
1 experienced cleaners.
Mu,t have the 1' 1-905-788-3533
following qualifications:
1 • %finimum 1 year
experience
1 • Speak & understand 1 THE TR �SHMAN
1 fluent English Yard clean-up and
• Re fully bondable , garbage removal
• Own transportation
- Be reliable Call Terry at 509-0926
1 & able to work in a ` or pager 416-501-0202
team environment
If interested,
please fax resume with Birth
salary expectations to: _
(905) 839-485 1 0.('onnor, Brian & (leather,
incl Mlchacl arc plc;ncd to ann,,urwc
M O O M L I G H T the am, al of dicer daughtcr
ESCORT SERVICE Alimm,lean-
High Class B&,m July 9th at 11. ; a.m.
Male/Female Escorts
for all occasions. weighing Y1hs & 12 ounce,
Out calls. 24 hrs./7 days
43 2-1466
(Hiring escorts)
Noah Homes
j./wce
Additions, Garages,
Rec Rooms, Baths,
Kitchen, Drywall.
fLAnIES
The ulumate workout
Kickboxercise classes with
Carl the personal trainer with
step & weights.
6 days per wk -
For your free consultation
call 839-FITT (3488)
Herbal Weight -Loss Vertical Air Conditioner
lose 5-100+ lbs. 1 year old 10,000 BTU
$325
Call 416-6314725 CaH 905-509-7485
Special thank, to Dr. Price
and the excellent
nursing staff at
Ajax/Pickeirng Hospital.
CROSS
HOVERS
Bargain rates.
apt., etc. Piano moving.
Packing available
416-423-0239
416-286-55113
• You set your own hours
- Work at your own pace
• Determine your own income
No special experience or
degree necessary. We wM train.
To request a personal interview
with one of North America's
fastest growing industries phone
Steve at
(905)428-2853
A FREE luxury
pack of personal product,
Value $45.00
When you register as an AVON'.ales dealer
('ALL NOW!!!
Francine or Pauling
(416) 398-9390
A.C. HANDYMAN
SERVICES
Renovations, Painting
interior & exterior.
Plumbing, bsmt. finishing.
Call 83 1-2416
Village Home Improvements
Heat Efficient
Docw - Window Replacement t
Renovations
Additions - Custom Work
Serving Durham Since 1961
Call Jim 1905► 723-6941
_1 ; university
��/ Werks
Landscape Construction
and Design
Quality Since 1980
INSTALLA T!ON AND REPAIR OF
Ir.+4w Y.nc rel hlay.,. rr
kea.-y w rl, s sem,
'Ir.h A It—k (-,k--
For Experience and a
Guarantee of Quality
905-666-9690
CREDIT
NOT A PROBLEM
Everyone qualities.
1984-87 cars.
Lease To Own.
From $275 down on
U.I.C./W.C.B./M.A.
NO interest,
NO credit check.
570034 Ontario LTD
686-7428
SPICE UP YOUR BBQ WITH:
delicious pickles, relishes, zesty hone
made sauces & mustards.
Then finish up with a fresh fruit pie.
All made from orpnic*
grown produce. Great gift idea.
FREE DELIVERY
call 905-683-7664
Wh 'If f 3'More's
Berry Farm & Farm Market
1
Pick your own & Reade Picked
Raspberries, Peas, Beans.
Raspberry festival this
Saturday & Sunday (July 26th & 27th)
8100 Steeles Ave. E. Markham
(for Crop Report)
905-294-3275
S`' INT NOXY'
PAY NEXT PEAR
11,1!\21^recta7,a;:,rh.4,j i,P.,' .
ticeks & tencing $5195.(1) mects local
25 %r %aratity. Pkg includes
liner.'- latkier, %rad filter. pump &
motor etc...
416-798-7509
TREE CUTTING
& TRIMMING
2' years experience.
Full,. insured.
Free estimates.
905-433-7140
Fleamarket at
Robin Hood Inn Parking Lot
Vendors welcome'
Call Pat or Jack at
416-391-7180
or 905 ,509-7373
Rest Shore Area - View of Lake
3 Bdrms. Broadloom throughout.
Nicely decorated.
Laundn & parkin_.
Avail. Sept. I st - 895.00 inclusive
call Paul 416-805-9997
K.C. Aluminum
Aluminum & vinyl siding,
soffits & facia.
w i ndows•troughs•doors
Kevin 830194
Quality work at
lour, low prices
Lot for Lease
:jr uscd car,, car,,
trailers & boats.
$1500 per month
including properh, taxes &
G.S.T.
Call 905-898-0039
ASK THE
CONIF ORT EXPERTS
Bruu:,ht i, , ; ,,u h�,
f A x;
Certified Heating &.-VC
Michael Trelc%an
(Ser\ ice Manager)
• Indp.t Lcnn„r w. I vAcr',imc 1962
Q. Subject - Alternative,.
Do 1 have am alternative
other than dealin_ with m\.
local Natural Ga, Utilit'v
with respect to service work
or parts insurance plans'?
A. Yes by all means. There
are numerous privately
owned and operated
service contractors in
Durham with long and
sparklin$, reputations for
fast, efficient quality
service.
Many offer alternative parts
and labour programs to their
residential
customer base at better rates
than local gas
utilities do.
They can often provide
faster service during peak
periods and don't utilize
subcontractors. So try
talking to a live operator
and not to a time
consuming voice mail
system.
' .
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_-0 The choices we make the
y-+marketin strategies and new
g g
-- ` '► < techniques we use, keep us on the
competitive edge.
A successful career in the real
estate business means having
t - _
. � _ ..� r--- -- choices.
Selling New homes or Resales.
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We are the choice when
buying or selling vour home.
Treco Real Estate Limited