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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_10_19w' 1-11 \ WS Pickering Advertis r Optional 4 week h0 we sic•',,. charge $5/ til ntv, In -I October 19. 1997. Vol. 32 V, E', c•.srun 1 t (j- ■ Street `Committed' Durham teachers hit the streets against reforms BY Lim) \ WHrrE Ms. Jermey hcltevc% the protest dernonr STAFF RE-POWTT" %oases hum strxtgly teachers feel about braved the ly c'c4u atim- -h was pretty dark and cold at f braear Hundreds or �t�a�'c�heo inommg cold fond--_ :l% the)kook it) dIC 7.1.m It %how% the depth of comrmitrmQt streets to protest pending cduc:httm ttr I-cherS feel. o give up what Other- reforms wise would have been tar Tcachcn form public and!!3 F� �.. %cpiir a sehxrlsjtxnod togetherMany teachers have -heady to hold peacehsl demo- trationspartiopated in pe:iceful at mala nits sections -longJrmonstraboru ouwdc their Hwv 2 from Oshawa ko Picker-rcTm-trw schools and some Ing hchwtxn 7 and Ii a.m. 4W cxw together at a rally Then canned placards y„ c uI the (Vuwa Civic Atxhaon- tug their oppcosition kr theurn earlier tis moot:.government's B 11leachers from across the60 and were rewarded with ''arn)viacc are threatening to lot of honks and thumbs up:' PAT inks n % the governsnew 'ep°res Px Janney. pnaident of JERNIEY Y ahers Ontano $eLondary Scht'ti 'Gratifying' Bill 160, which would cat •Iewhers• Fedcmthaa. Durham preparation time for high Isvict. school teachers, ua, — , the `]t was a teach' gratrfymg experience.- Oahe teachers and students spend in the elostoorn. put uncertified wachhers in the INSIDEclassroom and alkow the Province to dw- HOME MPROVEMENTS e4;m&• F. Sn.c. rw fi, Trwi VISIT OUR SHOorR" 2" stru— stmt 6F6-2445 photo by Ron P"oo ro Around Durham_ .� frxrt tate classsue and set education property lax i. Digging deep Thuldh teachers reposedly foes fiches other tt,niniuniuc-% in your o(uptoSl.OWAday — and theirunhms region — page 14. fact fines of $25011) a day — in the Five-year-old Taylor Kotchapaw of AJrx gn- his awn Halkohneen Jack crlantcrn. The Cullen event of an illegal walluut. Ms. Jcrmcy maces a% he sccxops out the innards of a pumpkin Gardens event. held last weekend, featurpd apple Editorial Page .......6 says feathers "have known from the wet t" Cullen Garden A le F•satival '17— 1— was doll matin8rides and other seasonal 22 Classified ............28 hiou 1 o REACH US General I ... 683-51 10 Death :Notices ...681-3005 I Auction line .6S3-­;.,i5.6S3-­;.,i5Sincerely Yours -ri -662-8923 Email .....thtsweekd istar.caet Intern ............ i http %%­.%-v..durhamnews net at • PP - a• wagon See TEACHERS/Page 2 taking part in a pumpkin carving event to create activities. Pickering approves conduct code for councillors, staff BY MARIANNE TAKACS est, accepting gifts, hiring relatives, alcohol cos- any way any(xw's rights or privileges:' said S-IAIT RFPaRTIA sumption during working hors and use of Town Ward I Ic" Ctwrkillor Dave Ryan in urging his PICKERING — Town councillors have resoruces during election campaign.%. colkagues to approve the codes he propcucd last approved new codes of conduct for themselves Councillors approved the codes at their Mon- spring. and Town staff. day meeting after deferring it last June to pro- Town solicitor Penny Wyger suggested the The codes detail the behavior expected of vide time for considering suggested change%. codes are "something that is needed" and many civic officials in dealing with conflicts of inter- " hirere's nothing in here tut contravenes in See CODE/Page 5 �� � � � • • r . �--A•4wM1� 71rww Oltwrr. - M < "` ,�1g ' 011trwshww—�••irawrs TV S ago. . 1 PAGE 2 - THE NF.N'S ADYEIMSER SUNDAi, o(TOBER 19. 197 Civic leaders .rip provincial manoeuvres BY BRIAN Lala txaatAM STAFF The Ptovince doesn't have a full rades/andiag of how mtsicipd governrwo operates, say some Caealer Torom Area mayors and reg and chairman. Plovinc-ial olficiak condone to ririrws a Masai am- . of le poaaibimm aciredried to take Piave JUL I 9viA be m erwo ecoval, but G I k oM ialt say the Flat isn't providing a oompieAe financial breakdown of due Ws to 0; a' viith all date to spons11" '11 don't drink doe %civirnoe ttdeaslatrla mmicipol bmf oras' OakviYe Mayor Arlt Mwlvale void a wAd nld of On wAyars sad cIrtnrn at Oshawa Golf Chub Friday. --hey aeally bedieve we: rt a bukh of wliiwas tyits b an wtr stleaed." Mayor Mulvale situ aniseed pwanciel leaders of sme ding •the 01w North send of slider=y:' by tame t- ug the dowelotd'itg soil be tevaito-newsal d artico& 6m "Bot dsey wally don't know what tay7w doirll" doe sarys. "1117S sirrluoriest to keep saying (ieb -iom s -wend) piodin;ed by Dearly R Si Suggest vApwjm bene will have io farft ova as extra 5230 per houseboid to pay for new raponabilious handled doww by the Pmv�oe• :cltd"GOUmmiLprrAchsstiirgatuf46wsocidmi" i Intoe. Newmarket Mayor Jost Coe sstgleatad one way M - boldo dee Pvoovace's [rads ea pay for ksal aawrces with money manciptlitia eallo an behalf of Qwoea s Platt. "U we sold I11an die momm Ices what a coats sol d pro tilde die letias. Mat world be av a ve-wevaW says Mayor COIL. Winning wealth strategies With Linda Leatherdale Tuesday, October 28 7-9 p.m. l'OPIGti TO BE COVERED: afi J' -Taxed to the max 1 '� •A mutual attain. • I emystiNing , the market • l low to minimize risk but net big rewards •A home still makes sense Leda tzarherdde, awadwie•imig d ascid ooht�sii ash rax crusader, is nomy rdhar of rhe Tarots• See wood a aaeaht-after camaneerabr a. Persasd n...ce. She is haw of Mancyline, a tie Tv show, ash Gland TVs persesd Annioce e:pem lives to her. and Rap her rCuomo s. Spomi-ored by _ f .y. r►TRIMARICa ®DYPAMC NUMAL farads MU rtl.t va, rrni �r IMi ley„y. In.lvgwj_ A%KhM& 1W to Viv TO oces 1-88I-21541AN (24 Ibis ceaeral lianiti irW 1 li rs•wwaIIN.r Teachers take protest to streets TEACHERS/f=rom page I that what we're talking about is being dewrib ed as illegal" But sbu sees any ponsible walkout as "an act of civil disobedience-, saying the Tixic-s "were not ckxted to cut teachers in the classroom and put unyualifred teachers in the classnxrn...Thcy arc rex going in the direction outlined in their Common Sense Revolution:' Instead, the government "is taking its democratic authority toxo far." According to provincial law, if a strike occurs. a school board can apply to the Ontario Labour Relations Board to have the action dalarw illegal. The labor board would likely ag« the walkout is illegal. and would Tawe a cease-and-desist order. If individual teachers and their unions continued the strike, they would then he liable tax thelevy of tines. But "this is riot an action against our employer:' notes Ms. Joinery. And Durham Bored of Education director Grant Yeo has said he irmognim teairers arc not protesting against school boards. but provincial legislation. Meanwhile. Ms- Jerrrrey is looking forward to Moxxiay's meeting between new Minister orf Education Dave Johnson and provincial Ica. -hers' federations. "1 think Monday will be very symbol- ic. We will boot out if the govcmment is truly looking at ref6cusing" what's included in Bou 160. AVIERLEA MIT DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. EMERGENCIES SEEN /N 2 HRS. • • • • • • 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERL.EA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH b HWY. 401 • Cherruciwe Steri ization • Cosmeft Bonding • Collect From Nrsnwenees ad e4" %r 4"&d 0T0SCAPE_;.9_­8­-, OCTe 21-25 v.aTr�- vl U 11 u t -t a -we OF sara•acrro. SEE THE NEW A ODELS FOR ,FI RST low TIME THE Durham trust( Matt Simmons served on separate school boas BtCHRISTY CHASE IR �RHAM 1TAFl OSHAWA - Matt Simmtxn, a 3&year-c utrtcc with the Durham Region Roman School &earl, has dial 144l7wong a lengthy Mr. Simmons, married and the father Thursday from adrem)Icukoxdystnophy (AI known genetic dnse;tu that claimed the life of his older brother Patrick 10 yeah ago. sand sister Marg Simmt)ms. He had been diagrxosed on February with ALD. which was the subject of the movie Lcxencti s Oil. Mr. Stmnwx►s served two terms on the school txxvd, following in the footsteps of hes late father. Tom, who had also served on the board. Malt Simmons was fent ciccYetd to the hoard on 198x, serving thea years, and starlal his second tam in 1994. He represented Oshawa Ms Simmons described her younger hrtxhcr as an tulgang. generous moa of tmegrwy and farness. ..Fie always had the abJrty w bring poo shove leadership. alta sad. "He always had and a 'Hello: breve yhridy he merit. He left he met pc(VW* She sand his outgoing. f xudy nature w hnn" for many people and `is how he will hearts.' Board cihauman Tan Oldrman and fell Paul Wo odcroh bush said dhc board, its su mess Mr. Sirrnaws. -As far as 1' m coinwne the hoard who had moot nwegnty and put r nog:' Mr oldman said 'INC man was alw heard him say awylAhwg ne$au W . He was ; He was a really nice lhu , being, an men 1 dhwhk our system is better off by knowing said. " 1 w%wkcd with Man and Tom. Ars fa and his fabler would have been proud of I mhade' " He and 1 were really done:' Mr. Wontk real straight slider. He was honest _. an cYinpnomise on issues that he rally bciwva ahxoul the kids. He saw the syssem as hen behalf of the kids. "He was reaQy ctotnrnil special needs and he saved on dee Special Comnntlee. Kids, with special needs were a also a man of faith and it was his unwaven really drove him.' Fie al -A) worked on behalf of children as a hm&rai..mg campaign orga— fox th Children and had at one time served as a da as, has sister said. He was also involved with Junior AdhWverr lessly for his church. she said. Mr. Summons leaves behind his wife. LA Pops needs players The Concordia Pops Orchestra is kwking for musicians for its 1997-98 season. Thtte are openings for two oboe players, two bassoonists, three French horn players. throe trumpeters, throe trombonists. two baritone -euphonium players, two tuba players, four violiw ists, four viola players, three violin- 'celloists and four string bassists. Members of the orchestra range im age from students to senior citizens and corse from all areas of Durham Region. The orchestra performs nine con- certs for seniors and non-profit orga- Rehearsals are on Sundays from 6:30 to 9 p.m. in the music room of Anderson Collegiate, 400 Anderson St, whithy. -------------------------- THE %EWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. exTehHER 19, 1997 - PAGE t PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 199'7 A' ax, Pickering J election notebook Fund-raiser for Parish AJAX — The Cornmittec to Elect Mayor Stew Pansh holds a fund-raising dinner Thursday. 0.-t. 16 at the Annan- dale Gilt and Curling Club, comer of Church and Bayly struts. Ajax. Pic reception starts at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at TV p.m. Tickets arc $.30 per pervm and avail- able at Mr. Parish's campaign lieadquar- tcrs at 235 Bayly St. W.. Unit 13 (dust west of Monarch Avenue). to the Bayly PWAL Call 426-69M to order tickets or for more information. Meet Pickering's trustee candidates PICKERING — Mcmhers of Pkk- crmg school ommunity councils arc invited to rmcct the town's tuxtce candi- d:aes at 7 p.m. cam Tuesday. November 4 at Glrntmwc Public Schtxil. 1914 Glen- grovc Rd. SC -C mmcmhcn will have an opportu- nity to discuss issues from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. and theme planning to attend are asked to forward any topics for discus- sion to Gkngrove's SCC prior to the meeting. Candidate spemlics will begin at 8 p.m. followed by a question and answer period. I or more information call 831 -2754 - Some 1994 candidates forgetful PIC -KERING — The Town clerk's office has rrleasecl the names of former candidates who are not eligible to nm in oris years municipal cla.uars because they did no submit their 1994 elicLoon financial stawmerM and auditor's repom financial repot or statutory declaration of campaign contributioru and expenses lin accordance with the Municipal Elec- ui rhs Act. They arc Michael Odle and Tony van Dimmer. who both ran for Ward 3 local councilor to 1994. and Claude Quevhl- kin, who ran for I rcrlc-h Language sepa- rrrc %chool tru%tLc FRM BRAKES x$59 • induOes new pr.rtwm pads • nspection d brake system • tabour to hrhstif • otter pans 6 Labour extra t needed Expires Oct 31/97 ��t'rOwr MAM 1 cyl. g nck+aes new arc Delco or champion Q'IF : dna rehear lo trhstatl s an cars. hrarhs a trudts s2o extra EtD Oct 3tgtin.iiriii Taw. ou list s heama ffp p.._ , H m Ajax Pickefing:npalred �.. `'' BICKERING — A new Group for haring- devices. such as real-time captioning, am - impaired people is holding an open house taking, and hearing -ear dogs. 'feat month. Them will also be information on hexing 711e Pickering -Ajax branch of the Canadi- lass. an Hard of Hearing Association hosts the The association helps edop/e the public on open house Wednesday, Nov. S from noon to what it means to be hard of hearing and works 8 p.m. in the community room of the Durham toward removing barriers for hearing - Regional Police station at the northeast comer impaired people. of Hwy. 2 and Brock Road, Pickering. For more information. call Marilyn at 839. These will be demonstrations of technical 6854 (voice) or Sandy at 939-0122 (TTY). Contributing to your community doesn't take much. Durham College is planning ahead. Our corrtmnrnity nceQs full-time diploma and degree ptogra rig- - Just 55.00 a week, a mxinth, a year or one time. o will help fund the dcvcloprnptt of the Durham -. College etc University Centric -- giving Durham residents the best of both worlds. Creating Inwttt :n yaff coissnss rslfty & fttstull'"_ Riture s Gall 905-721-3032 iodayl ""'^�• ^�'"' ------------------------------------------------- Yes! r 0—h— C.O... a .w.wh..h.rey. C_. e7 c..rr c�.a A hrr..a;r.n '7 yr A ,i....• r. r,pw ° 5 Free Scuttle 1 t fl: custai ter service is our sup Priority. Our sdarw mechanics recommatd only necessary repairs. Sur/ cowtrlAwr wu tr, C—aff6Y P..*—. Cwp-r� ,k—b— C: A6,ir'. l300 Ad— .so—ir .Vpaati Caw—ft L I" 7L 7. f % of TX9095 • R,� K rtmms�m �" • r so.atb lopped • s sus d sw3o a Sik ePPils Alli b tlllS • mire pressure chadied •hex ire ro44on • tree brake rmpection • as oafs clickedilwift by our • tiont and cnadt Ehpbs Oct. 31197 MENEM E4iee Oct 3119 Har31: Mon., TUGS., Wed, FW. 800 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Thurs. 8:00-8.00 p.m., ane aovtT ,rote NASCAa nmw. Sat 8:00 Lm. -5:00 p.m. ALMMM • includn compx..r d+.at 6 Labour 'ba149 • situss,'p Darts Gwm439 needs0 >N� >)tFiGAL d dry s toes EW Ob. 311!7 4 $" C• t ckmJes antifreene E> t. Oct 3197 /� p "rHF: sF:N's :1U\'F:K'rItiF:K 51 VD 1Y, (X-r0KF:R 19, 1"7- PAGE 5 C ode of cond»rt n viii�iui i� Di-,i-erin g lore DICKER 'ON 'I am who am, CODE/f=rom page I stall members have indicated support for them. The way things are now, she said. "llic, rules change from day to day. depending on the circumstances... Since June, the proposed cordes were circulated to Town employees through e- mail and someof their concerns have been addressed. For example. the staff core has been changed to allow personal use of Town computers, including the Internet. during hreaks, lunch and after work. Councillors were told there will he no est involved since the Town pays a !1. flat fee for Internet access. Some stalTcomplairoed about a prohi- btion on alcohol consumption at lunch or while working at T:rwn functions, but the Iran was left in place. Ms. Wyger noted the rule was suggested by the staff union and is aimed particularly at employees who operate heavy equip- ment. There were also concerns from staff about restrictions on gifts. Ms. Wygcr reported to Council it is -common practice" for stall to receive gifts such as hottles of wine and gift certificates from developers and others doing h"ness with the Town, particularly during the IIS holiday season. The cdxks were modified to allow only small gifts on a dclrartmen- tal basis, Ms Wyger told councillors, such as a box of chocolates to Fx shared by staff. Though he ended up voting in favor of the coxes. Wand 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson suggested they weren't needed and that Town officials already know what's right and wrong. "I am who I am, I won't change that:' he saxd. As for Town employees. " 1 don't know any member of staff who coukl be- bribed rebrdhed with a Ixxtle of wine or a box of cho colate%.- 9 Changes to the proposed coxes made by councillr% included clarifying a clause which prohibits a councillor from using the "influence of office for any pur- posc other than his or her official duties'. in order to allow Council members to lend their support to charities Only Ward ? local Councillor Enrico Pistritto voted against the coxes. MOORES THE SM PEOPLE LUXURY CORDUROY PANTS $299Z/9$50 CANADA'S BEST SUIT BUY 1 GRAND OPENING 11 I I M � SPECIALS: F v: F u• '1t � � �I• I f 31 �t , � � 'i 1 •• I• AeTERfAM aOOZE ON lA QA MOrML CHAFM t N .oa..o itidPrdr+G Ic Nti11YrIW 2p0134T(W NW0) PA(;F, 6 - THF: \FwS AD%-EKTISER SUNDAI, lK-FOREK 19.19r A jcr �--Yic/2.c�ri ng and Letters News Advertiser r v Editorials A Mctrw' C'unununity Newspaper publi,hed'i'mn-A ry. Wedmsiday. Friday, Sunday 13O Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ont. LIS 21-15 PHONE: 693-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Join students in racism fight Some students wore clothing of various ethnic groups during a Multicultural Day. Others spent time at a cottage country camp exploring intolerance. Still others took part in a 'spirit leadership' initiative to learn more about acceptance. All in the name of cultural harmony. Durham Region students — with the guid- ance of Durham's public and separate school boards — have been busy in recent weeks exploring the roots of racism, designing their own strategies for dealing positively with cul- tural diversity, and tackling head-on the per- plcxmg yet ever-present notion of intoler- amc. It's comforting to know that, by all accounts. Durham mudcnts havc cheerfully embraced these initiatives. The rewards of their cfforts have great potentnal as they grow and share their experiences and ideas with thosc who will follow. But, we all have a stake in fighting the presence, in mitigating the damaging effects caused by racism. We may well learn from these bright young minds as they identify intolerance, explore its origins and work to resolve its conflicts. An isolated camp in cottage country pro- vides a perfect setting for frank and open dis- cussion. A Multicultural Day forces us to acknowledge the potential strength which can be found, even celebrated, in our differences. A 'spirit leadership' program provides young people with the power to speak up on behalf of tolerant people, and speak out against their foes. For we become stronger by embracing our differences than we do isolating them. We achieve more working together than we do working alone. Finally, we scale enormous heights when we look outward. We tear down barriers if we choose to respect people of other races and ethnic origins as equals. Students across Durham Region have been pointed in the right direction. Quick minds, new ideas and a commitment to removing cul- tural barriers are the tools they carry. With them, they can build a better tomor- row. And each of us should offer to lend a hand. To respond to this editorial caU �_ -ntisi ttrt a Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax -Pickering NewsAdvertiser Publisber Titin WYittsker A Metrolmnd C nutunity Newspaper istied T v Letters to the editor Nuclear pamphlets fear mongering Te sloe editor: Pickering Councillors Doug Dickerson and Maurice Brenner have recently dwAnbtted pomphlets cntntz- iK tie Pickering nuclear plat. These almost Went" pamphlets represent pure lear "1014FT110g. a% they are short on real information and fact-, but strong on insinuations d a menus risk to our quality of life and health. This is especialy, true with respect to Down's Syndrome and metal deposits into Lakc Ontario. Down's Syndrome can be cased by many drags, such as trdusorul polhtiou which is unfortinuady quite high in our area, There is no evidence that it is in any way due to nuclear power plant opciatcon. Metal deposits arc somehow mad- into a nuckar issue. whereas it is an industrial awe since all plants using cooling water from Lake Ontario unfortunately release melds into it. 1 have lived in the -nuclear shadow" for over 25 years and have never fel dreaeenod. Would I rather have a coal fired plant in place of the nuclear so - tion? Emphatically no. Have 1 or my children suffered any ill effects from alleged radiation' No. Are the vegeta- bks and trees in my garden healthy Yes. So what's the fuss? h's not about a real issue, but about gaining political advantage by appearing to be con- cerned. The Pickering plant has operated safely for 25 years and in that time saved us from millions of tons of earth - warming cartxm dioxin¢ and rmUcxu+ of kms of ash, which a cool -feed plait would have pmduc od. The plant has been ieNthishod and is almost pod off. Pr(wdnig Hydro can Set its management problems resdvod — and I'm convinced it will —let's opcnFe the plait as 1-4 as techai:aly pp . possible and gain advantage of its envi- ranm '^a`p7 iTfCridly electricity. Shoung down some of the reactors indicates to me dot Hydro puts safety first and is prepwcd to go to any , g-1 to achieve it. Hydro should he commended and suppcxtcd, not aw- cixed. Lel me ofkr an analogy: Scvenl people have been killed by truck wheels tying off. A -nuclear- response would have been to stop all trucks from driving awl all wheels had been securely fastened and contained to lave been fastened. Additionally, they would have to be chocked every three maths. In effect, that's what Hydro has done except that nobody has been hitt If the two councillors are looking for potential hazards to he concerned about, let them look at the highway and the milroad and the hazardous materi- als they routinely carry. Remember the Mississauga evacuation. it was caused by a de ailment. I ata all in favor of responsible and caring government, but fear mongering is not being responsible. George VV JOANNE W[GttARDT. Editor-r-Cbw( STEVE NOUSTON, Managing Edieor BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising Mawger ALVIIN BROMER, Retail Advenwng Manager FDDIE COLODZWJCZAtL Classified Advausueg himata MOWIQUE LFA, Real EatatdAnimnawAdvemmg moollff ARE FAYNOURIL Diaainiim Malaga BARBARA HARRISON. PMdw dm Ma ftw TO REACH US ROGER LAJOIE Guest Column Roger I.Ajuir is spats editor of our sister paper. ()sMawa-Whitby-Clarilgton This Week. Face it: in-person is best 4 -, item: According to Science and TechnoGrgv Werk arm peopk dean ever befoir art ;uu1ing sit nest due to technological advanrrs. Fax inuc/rnes, computers and a -nail an dinuniTk- mg our social skint by making f—e-infract tntvwrt- ters less freownL Fifty per cent of dna prople sur- veved said den struRgkd with s/ryrrss, an nuCreau c f 10 per cent since dr Iasi survey 20 won ago. I'm riot a shy guy by arty means. but I can real- ly undermand wiry many people me having tmubk relating to people face-criace in the 9W Here at die New- Advertise. we interact with people facc-ur-face a great dal. Bin not everyone Ma, to dal with perk fez -to -face anytrune. thank- to the `advancri' of modern technology we now have things Oke "e -email" and -vorx- mnaif' and ' b nk cards- and tie good old iekplrrac to help us avad actually having W rneel with any- body about almost anything, Marry of us can hide m our offices or in or Homes all day if we like If you have a compact, you can -chat- (n -line. send a -mail losers and surf the nee. Ylu c:an cko ycxir banking and OKVpmg by phone or compeller No wonder so tinny of us are so shy — we neva get say pact— actually mioetna and talking with so meune. Ole well. that's We for many in the I W),. 1 am an for mare d5ciesit technology and 1 takc advm ur of it when is suitable. In out May hvcs. we pat can't take the time to motet everyone face - to. fax. Bea there win neve come a tree when I wtH allow myself to go into a shill, which r wtnd is happening to a lot of es. You we. I'm a "face airy-. 1 like ko he able to see people when 1 talk to than wbencver postale. An e-mail message c:an fade what someone is rally trying to say. but you can't hide those lying ryes 1 like to see people laugh, not pat her them hhugh You can't a -mail a smile or fax a hug. You can't share a joke with your bank card tike you can with a sella or share a story with your compidet ince you can with a librarian. I probably could do all my banking, 9MM-9 and researd" on my computer or on the plane. but 1 don't wart to. l like to walk around the mall I tike to get out of the oltme when I an. l like to road blends mid lhusrrss associates over coffee or fix lunch. Face -(o -face. A little e-mail is M fax nuc homes arc neccv%an evils and we need compeers and phonies to do Mur ness (Wdwugh voice -mail was designed only till people who don't want 10 ilk to you Ever. I DETEST voice -mail!. Those who ignore gcx d technological change do so at their peril, l realirc . But for business and for pleasure, when time pemuts, nothing beats getting together and mating another human being, face-fo-faoe. You should try it more ofjeu. Don't be spry. Choral: 683-5110 C110400C 683-0707 Ditri11dan:683-5117 AitorCINrrl611 Fera: 683-7363 Ceigarig Fax: 579-9273 E-niv& thiswedcf+isur.n The News Adwnter u one a ere Menonawd ►nonan. pabitshiag awl Donow`" p,ay of NeWIM M The News Advau. is a we.6. err die Ape t hcanun Board d Trade. Ow. C...Wy NewnMpa Assoc . Cawadir Cowwwnity NewsgrFer Amor... Ca-&- C-adolows Aft Bond sad We OWWW truss C—il The puhiater aeaerves 1Ye n5k w dmsiry or WWC -Y advcnaemear. Cswilit tar advemsewem kwird a space Prim error occupies. pull —Y, Wednesday, —nil Sunday JANKM OTAM , As— Prodwxioc ptaiiagnr 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Oat. LIS 2H5 �cinar yL1114OWrAPiodwcuion Mufta �'��"""'�1114tws.na acct arsr.r. CO— Pickering to get new Durham College campus Eight years of negotiations lead to Taunton Road site in deal between Town. college officials PICKF.RING — After many months (if intense negotiations. Mayor Wayne Arthur% has announced Pickering will be home to a new Durham College campus. The Town has been actively pursuing a potential site for the new campus with both the college and the Province. 'The campus is intended to serve western Durham Region and the site chosen is on the north side of Taunton Road between While% and Brock roads. Within the next 90 days, the Province's North Pickering Development Corporation is prepared to proceed with an application to %ever the lands and make the 2 -%-acre site available to the college. Durham College and it% hoard of director% say they arc extremely serious about establish- inga future campus in Pickering. "Durham College and University Centre is thrilled with the announce- ment:' says college president Gary is- ing Polonskv in a media release outhn- the agreement. "We have been working at this for eight yeah along with the leadership of the (local) communities. I particularly want to credit Mayer Wayne Arthur% for the pivotal rule he played. -I want to assure all citizens that Durham College and University Centre plans to build a wonderful, full-service campus within a few years of services reaching the site. It's a great day-­ Pickering ay "Pickering Council endorsed the site agree- ment Oct. 14. Mayor Arthur% states in the media release: --This partnership between Durham College and the Province of Ontario has been a culmi- nation of hard work and co-operation toward a community campus in the town of Pickering. It is absolutely essential to pro- Jleet vide our young people with the opportunity to pursue their pint-sccondary educa- tion in their own commuin- tv- Today we lay the foun- .i........ f........ (......,.. Seasonal Clearance of Vinyl MlWwd Vinyl Stwidon 10'x8' 10'x12' 10'x8' 10'x14' 6► S"" q& 799.M ft& SN M tip, 769 M 539" 749" 549"saim soll 719" 2nM 22176 223736 223717 i ~Bormul ~ FII ya awdzed 2 t W foundation kit vj& to pardsms of alar Ati9ow vigil sw"P euill 1 9 $79.99 - 99.99 VOW. The Uo*V on wa.a.d LFr ao-cwt�t�t 1axr ft% 459.99 SA" 399"221752 MillHome work Oshawa Ajax 1279 Sirnme S7: K 19A lick fad. 728-6291 683-6771 . Moe. -RL 7-9 pm. 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About $I 50W) was raised for the project at the fund-raising campaign kick-off events held during the Fall Famils Picnic at the museum village Oct S It will cost an estimated $611,000 ai 570.0[10 in restore the old Puter- haugh home donated to the museum village for use as a schoolhousc. Together. the live and silent auc- uon+ held at the Fall Family Picnic hroucht to close to $3.(XX) Christian Women talk fall crafts PICKE.RINC -- Fall craft, are un dr+plaN ih., lliursda+ when the Ala+ P,,kenng Chn+Llan %onion's Club meet' The meeting takes plate Thur+ - da+. (k 1 23 Irons v tl l tri f I I S a m to (he Gallants •s hanyuct rtx,m on the lower Icscl of the PiAcring Town Centre. Make rc+enation+ h\ Oct 21 Cr,+t ,s 3_ per person, $2 50 for fir+t- Iimcrs Call 427-5445 for more informa- tion -JO, QALLEW OF 1t311AN. 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A new advisory conimiltee being appointed in November seeks new members who are interested in local history, willing to invest a few hours each week in the museum village and who are enthusiasuL about assisting with project fund-raising. For more information, call the muscum village at 683-8401 or Laura Drake at 839- 1395. 365 DAYS A YEAR S.nv•11+ter POV. \ PAY\i. E \ T C;NIC RF6l1lAR CAB 2WD,„nte. with .1 200 HP Vortec 4 i0 V6 en,+;inr. .Fcc, our„ I Ju.11 .I,r 1`.le., " y 4 1 m.,rii rr,ln�mi�+ion w,rh „yen nee• PASSLock +rr:urlt +y+tern. 4 uhccl ARS, ru„-ncr car,,, h, s I,,.I.IInL. , hr ,m. soh, ! Ilr 1„n.11tl,,nlnc .Ind a iicluxc chrome grille $21,399' LI KE YOU, TH EY WORK HARD FORTH MONEY. t.. 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Offered by 'Ile Youth Centre and Cwattdview tW. dren-s Centre, the program is for youdn from 16 to 21 years with a physical disability. Topics include building healthy telationsh". com- munication and assertiveness. personal safety. active bv- ing and fitness. independent living, and aixessible hous- »ng- Sessionsare held from 6 to 8 p.m.'ilttrsdays. Oct. 23. Nov. 6 and 20, and Dec. 4 at The Youth Centre. 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5. between %stney Road and Fmley Avenue, in Ajax. Based on Interests arnd ideas generated by group members, sessions will be held in 1998. Prior registration is necessary. Call 428-1212 for mors information or to register. ;mote :) Anarev, rAan :�wslu Guess who came to dinner? Teachers to Durham opposed to controver- sial education reforms proposed by the provincial government showed up outside a dinner hosted by Durham Centre Toy MPP Jim Flaherty this week. The teachers protest- ed outside a Whitby banquet facility as Mr. Flaherty honored volunteers and supporters in the riding. Mr. Flaherty was appointed last week a. the Ontario govemment's new min- ister of labor. McCafferty seeks return as Pickering trustee PICKERING — C. &Iholic enriching our Catholicity." whool tru.tcc Jim Mccaffcrty Mr McCafferty has been a has announced he'll nxmher of all of the run again in the N o,.. hoard's committees In municipal else- ;r over the past six tion to represent scars, including the separate school sup- new education porters in Pickering. improvement sub- -I will continue A )mmillcc to, fight to ensure A— He chaired the that more money h..trd's English Lan - goes to the class- ; -age Section in 1994 room to lower pupil- K an,l 1995 and is cur - teacher ratio and to jl%l rcntly the vice- providc quality cdu- McC-AFF FRTY chairman of the cation in a Catholic 'Continue .ectiou. - environment:' he Mr McCaf- says. to fight' fcny is also a Mr McC'af"y. a member of the computer ana- lyst and trustee w nth the Durham Region Roman Catholic Sepa- rate School board for the past six years, says he's con- cerned about the impacts of the provincial gov- ernment's Bills 136 and 160 on students, teach- ers, taxpayers and the hward. He •also says he plans to focus on the budget process and the appropriate allocation of our tax dollars by the Ministry of Education.- The ducation"The trustee, who has been a Minister of Communion at Pickering's St. Isaac Jogues Church since 1983, says his goals will also include -main- taining and separate school board's union negotiating team. He's also been a member of the Knights of Columbus, served on the family advisory committee for the Hospital for Sick Children, has been chair- man of views for the Visually Impaired and a memher of the Ministry of Education's Advi- sor} Council on Special Edu- cation. Find out everything you wanted to know about college. Durham College is hooting an informatoxt program which features 'hands-on' workshops, demorwntions and infomntirxu on the wide range of programs CACted at [hrduam College and the Dudiani University (entre There null also he representatives frons 21 other college available to answer questions regard- ing programa, facilams and services. Prospective studem of all ages and their fanti6cs, guidance and employment counsellors s are invited to attend this trtfomntion pingrarn on Thmsdiry. Oetuber 23 Ix-tween 6:30 pm - t1i30 Ism and Friiay, Oscan v 24, 9A0 ore - 2M pm Bich are convenierxly bored in the gymnasitrm at the Oshawa Campus. Odnwts CC,,Vm _ itiarm+sw at ortiw ss a ss. 4=0 1-soa4116l-0sw. Educating You for the Reol World. 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GOOO�"�'EARZ All 41_ - Recreation, leisure on talk agenda AJAX -- Recreation and leisure opportunities are the discussion topic Thursday, Oct. 23 when the Ajax - Pickering Women's Centre hints an interactive session on women's well - m -ss. Jenny Thorpe of the Pickering department of culture and recreation discusses recreation and leisure from 7 to 8:10 p.m. at the centre. Portable N 2. St. George's Anglican Church. south- west comer of Randall Dr. and Hwy. 2. Pickering Village (Ajax). Preregistration for the session is recommended. Call 4261064 or 686- 2661 for information. Mackenzie Financial Corporation congratulates Richard Price FORTUNE INVESTMENT CORPORATION ,gra for two decades of exceptional service to local investors Here's to another 20 years .� • I building financial independence. M�ac� e Building Financial Independence weYo sears Best' cusror„ window coverings (k iw �r i err luwat Iia of 1M ttamw as= i.. 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Zip Across Town 407 =-I Express Toll Route P.414, 14 -THE %E"S AMER I ISER %1 NIM.(NIONER 19, 1"7 1(w� ut (1 0111--h- a� 1k e f «l Durham MP says tax relief still years away BI CINDN' t.11'SHAf.t- UURHAM %IAI1 Canada may he getting Its financial house in order, but don't look tor tax relief for another "two or three years:' says Durham MP Alex Shepherd. The federal deficit is being reduced more gmckh than anticipated. Finance Minister Pawl Martin announced Wrdnc%day In his annual economic statement. The federal deficit for the 1996-97 fiscal year Is 5X9 billion. half of the $17 billion the government predicted and $20 billion less than a year ago. Mr Martin has revealed. He also said the country's books will be balanced hN the fiscal year ending March 31.1999. **We'rc basically wav ahead of target" says Mr. Shepherd, who also said local resi- dents can expect tax cuts, although not immediately. photo M Cart Ferencz That'll get your goat! These goats get much-needed exa,ue and explore their natural inclination to traver%c steep slopes at this new gait run constructed at W'illowtrec Farm near Utica in the north- ern portion of Durham Region. Alex McKay keeps a close eye on these goats as they make their way down the tun. They climb the slope to cat. "I think tax cuts are going to come - I don't think they're going to cone ux)n:' says Mr. Shepherd. *1 don't think you're poking at tax cuts for another two or three yeah" While mime groups were criti- cal of the federal govemment's odccnio n to keep a tight grip on its purse strings, a local business organisation applauded Mr. Mar- tm'% report. -I think it's great Canada is heading toward a situation where we're not spending more than we make.` says Lloyd Fenemore. president of the Oshawa-Clarington Chamber of Commerce. "But we need to do that - anyone who runs a business knows you can't spend more than you make year after year and 1 hope the government continues that way. It bodes well for the economy. They're doing it much quicker than anticipated and that's great. I think it means the economy is moving ahead " Responding to accusations the federal government only achieved its positive finan- cial picture through reducing transfer pay- ments to provinces for items such as health care. Mr. Shepherd says -the fact is all gov- ernments in Canada have been overspend- ing...what we did was cut transfer payments to provinces, but we cut their payment less than we cut our own budget. - Whitby wants bridge built BY CHRISTI' CHASE OURNAM S-rAH- w'HTTBY - Town council wants to essen traffic coirlgestioci on Rossland Rand in Wbdhy. Councillors agreed Tuesday night to ask Durham Region to assume respo nsi- Way for the wooden bridge ori Rossland Road over the CPR tricks, west of Cox:hranc Street. They will also suggest the Regan take slops early in 1998 to prepare an envlroruncntal assessment rcptrt in trder to get a new bridge on the site. Rossland is a regional road cast of Brock Mut is Whitby's respotwhxlity to the west. Coiwi fors said they want to see Ro%sland widened and the bridge replaced with a larger h iu* in order to accormxidaic the growing volume of traffic using it. "This is work the Town has looked faxvvard to doing for quite %true tnric:' Lawn ornaments find their way to wrong address Police probe rash School. amxha 18 turned up White and the Scvcn Dwarfs idcatify the* items.A similar of misplaced minis the week and police arc looking for the owners. figurines say Durham Regional Potice.Anyone who may have incident occurred Oct. 4 when a Port Perry High Sclxx)I teacher Residents of a King Street lou an stem is being asked to arrived at the school to find 40 PORT PERRI - Unly .Lys home in Prince Albert fluid 18 cone down to the 26 Division ornaments dumped at the front after 4()'t'Icn lawn ornaments ornamn eats otheir lawn Oct. station on Old Simcoe Road, door. Most of the items have were dumped at Port Perry High 16. including a set of Snow just nowth of Reach Street, and since been claimed. City woman wins battle with ham -burglar OSHANA - An Oshawa woman fended off a ham-hurglar who relished the idea of taking a burger from her car while she stopped at a variety store Wednesday. The 40 -year-old unman had grabbed a burger and milkshake at Mr. Burger at Bloor Street and Park Road around 9:30 p.m. and then pulled into an adjacent convenience store. Durham Regional Pelee say. When she returned from the store, she found a man leaning into her car, grabbing the burger. The woman yelled at the ham -burglar who punched her in the chest. She grabbed the burger out of his hand and the burger bandit fled the scene. Police say the suspect is a mak, white, about s v 18, about opt for light brown with a shaved head, except for a light brown strip of hair down the middle. He was wearing a blue fleccc swcatshirl and baggy blue leans. Police make arrest in Whitby break-ins WHITBY - An 18 -year-old man has been charged in connection with a %cries of break-ins in north Whitby during the past month. Electronic equipment, jewelry, liquor and a computer were stolen from homes on Knotty Pine Drive, Hoodgate Drive, Honey Tree Court and Woodhaven Crescent in the Taunton Road - Brock Street arca between Sept. 8 and Oct. 8, police sot Y• Durham Regional Police arrested Shaun Franklin, of no fixed address, at a Littkleaf Cour home at 4 a.m. Thursday. He's been charged with three counts of bleak, enter and theft, possession of stolen property, breach of undertaking and attempt to obstruct justice. said Coun. Dennis Fox. who introduced the motion. Cozen. Marcel Brunelle said the bridge was put in place to get agricultur- al products from oncc side of the tracks to the other but is heavily used by co m natters leading to and fent work. ~it appears 10 be safe but R takes an incredible pounding" he sad. Rossland is a major artery t'r mot rtst.S hcadmg east or west trough the north part of Whitby and its ncigh- bunng rtamicipabucs. During morning and afternoon rush hour-, there is a ready stream orf cars crossing the bridge It's a bridge fat's certaiaby, safe bw it's outdated,~ Coup. Fox said. '11t simply doesn't serve the needs of our communi- ty any lata~ He said the Town will probably have to make %ornc mdet0s, since the Rcgxln is looking to turn the resporwNlity for some rcgRnal roads over w local munic- hpalaws. ~I think therc's a good chance we'll get the Region to scruxisly colnsw3cr thus;' said Coun. Carry F -mm, who serves on regional caouricil. Bw RcgkxW Cern. Joe Drumm said a takes a king time to get a new bridge. It took a decade to get the new Garden Street railway bridge and two decades to rd one on Brock Street, he said. It could Lake another (decade to get a bridge on Rossland, he added. Mind magic will offer deception for viewers PORT PERRY - Town Hall 1873 will he haunted by magic, feats of ESP and a theatrical seance later this month, when a couple with a magical mind' hit the stage. Haunted Theatre, featuring Canada's much - celebrated couple in Magic of the Mind - Jeff Evason and the Amazing Tessa, is set for Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. and is a Halloween show for any- one over the age of five. Jeff and Tessa will perform many of their most astounding mysteries, including the spirit cabinet, tabic -tilting, chalk -writing and levita- tion with a member of the audience. In addition they will demonstrate their two -person telepa- thy on stage. Local residents under 14 can catch their act for $5, while others can get a ticket for $10. Tickets are available at Jayson Callan Music, 174 Mary St- Town Hall 1873 is located at 302 Queen St. in Port Perry. 9 ;N THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1997 • PAGE 15 Can you lend a hand in Aj ax or Pickering. There's a kx you can do fox your community, by lending your free time and your wealth of talents as a volunteer to help loss fortunate par ple living in your town. Several local agencies want you as a volunteer member of their teams. Durham Association for Famiv Respite Services: Enthusiastic vol- unteers arc needed io share a few hours per month with a child, teen or adult with a handicap. loin them in leisure activities or provide respite in your own home. "Together we're stronger.. Contact Valerie Ford at 427-3541 for more information. Durham Region trental Assad t Care Centre: Volunteer, are needed to assist with various duties includ- ing aur support for clients going through the legal process. public speaking pre c- ruatioxas, furdr ming and general office duties. Training provided. If you arc interested to one or more of the ah ove duties, call 668- 3050 for mformanon. Heart and Stroke Fonndationt of (Ontario: I.11lal Lhaplcrs require volunwt:rs to help raise ftuv1% for heart disease and ,,lroklresearch and health pronrnten activities. Vdun- toa app rturutin arc arranged to fa your lifestyle and avadalrlity Call iiW 1521 for dct uls. Hearth Pin" Cancer %upport Centre: Looking for peer supprt volunteers and support group fxik- tawts for the caregiver arad breast cancer support groups and for one - o n-oe emotional support programs. The centre also has opportunities for volttnccrs on its fundri ksantt. cduca- tion and program committees. Call 579-4833 to arrange for an interview or for more information. Junior Achievement of Durham Region: Volunteers help the youth of the community develop an awareness of how a business operates from the ground up. TrAm- ing and support is provided. Call John or Carla at 644-70-58. Kids on the Block: Volunteers learn to operate life -steed puppets and perform small plays in ek-men- Iary schools in Durham to provide support and encouragement to stu- dents with disabilities. Call Swann at 4W)925 or Katherine at 665- 5680. Kmark Chid and Family Ser- vices: Share your parenting skills and expericm-cs with other parents needing support. Training and super- vision will he provided to asset you in making the difference for a fami- ly. Or spend some leisure time with a special needs child, develop hohbtes and interests that the two of you can share. Call Wordy Swinden at 433- 144 10.(// 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax fibra+ Shin ll" St It.. E d Wastim, logit s Del 1 ALL =uacE DarERS 25'/9 rain E LOAD WASHERS "ZOO TOV LOAD WAStERS t1.00 8 FOLD ItOt/!. WITH THIS AD 0386, ext. 308. Meals -on -Wheels - Ajax -Pick - ening Red Cross: Volunteer driver,, and packer~ are urgently needed to help deliver this vital service five days a week. If you can spare one - and -a -half hours once a week, from 11:10 am. to I p.m., call 4243383. Pickering's Bear Necessities: Needs stuffed animals to refurbish and donate to locate women's shel- ters. Call Brenda at 839-2141. Pickering Reading Circle: Looking for volunteers to read and to listen to children four to 12 read in English or Frdch Satur- days from 9:30 to 10:30 am. Call 839-3037. Stewart Group Homes: Sparc a Icw hours to help special needs children. By sim- ply pushing a wheelchair around the block, you can give a handicapped ctnkl pleasure Call 686- If 11. Volunteer servicts of Victor -ran ()oder of Nurses - Durham Branch: Calling Debbie McMullen at 428-0573. all men and women, of all ages. from YMCA Durham Region: Tlx all over Durham Region. Share a Durham Superviwd Acces,, Prograrr special friendship with a senior, ill or is one of 14 across Ontario where tht disabled person who needs you. If children of divorced or separatec you care about others, you can he a parents may visit with their non{us Friendly Visitor. Call the Friendly todial parent in a safe and supervisor Visitor Program of V.O.N. Durham setting. This is a vduntecr-driver today a1 571-3151 or 1-8(X)-263- program of the YMCA. Volunteer 7970. should have some cxpenemc work William Peak Co -Operative ing with children. Horrms Reading Circle: Looking They are required to providt for colunlccn to read or tip listen to three references, undergo a crimina, children tier to 12 }cars 111 age record check and to attend orienta iUe�l:ly♦ /, :() :1) t. ii Call tion, training. ongoing workshop i 3M GARDEN ST h1 AWmw(r�taa0 BraQood Oaabr and ma tines. Call 668-92118. S TO US LTD. gnated Driver �It o ' «alis �/ 7a1Ge�wr �tt ! It Pass Your Keys To Us Durham Reeon40. R �f NR A,A I ffurdahlc I )< rrtures... art.- o..,.,,: R— - i — . 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Back Row... NiclwAc, Pam. Richard. Brenda. Kate Font Row... Mary Anne, Debbie, Leanne Absent: Jen Plumbtree ale Deborah Woolacott. -AMD"'• • A • ?1`1;H tis: • Free Draws • Grand Prize $500 Investment Portfolio • Hot dogs • Cake to Balloons • Hourly Door Prizes • Pumpkins For Sale Domted by (Whittarnom Pumpkin Farms), Taunton Rd., 3 kms West of Whites Rd. with Wceeds to tie 427-7000 Cancer qty FOWUNE aNYSiTYSNT Or�umUlm 03-"n 335 Gayly Street W. Ajax (comer of Finley Alt Bayly) "CoMratulatioa. Richard on 20 v rs, of out.-Amwing service in Financial Manning - Templeton ie(4"Sd p4Lc .sur YO Nor ej •••" e- - d— ter. -1 'I 'A1C GROW OF FIBOS VA to Cetrtpeltlldtr Richard F4ia out his 2M Am iwrsary- Im •GROUP OI FUNDS• ONE SKILLED FINANCIAL PLANNER. 20 YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE. PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1997 Billboard SUNDAY, OCT. 19 BABY SHOWER: Welcome Wagon hosts a free baby shower for expectant parents at 2 p.m. at the Ajax Commu- nity Centre, Centennial Rd. There's a fashion show featur- ing maternity wear, information on infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation, door prizes, gift bags, displays by local civic and business groups. Register. 619-1866. MONDAY, OCT. 20 CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Col - home St. w'., Oshawa, offers an overview presentation on the peer support and information services of the Willow Ontario Breast Cancer Support & Resources Centre at 7:30 p.m. All Durham residents welcome. Call 579-4833. TUESDAY, OCT. 21 SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Club's Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 am. at 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. A talk on the Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuarv. 619-0315 (Bettv). BREAST FEEDING: The Ajax La Leche League texts at 7:35 p.m. and there will be support and information on breast-feeding. Pregnant women. mothers and babies wel- come. 683-7547 for location, information. BUSINESS: The Durham chapter of the Canadian Associ- ation for Production and Inventory Control holds a dinner meeting at Gallantry's Eatery in the Pickering Town Centre. The topic 'Wc arc Different, Production and Inventory Con- trol can't be done in Aerospace,, Or can it7?' will he dis- cussed by speaker Jonathan Schofield (905) 571-2993 DAY CARE: Grand opening :cichrati(,n% arc held at In a.m. for St. George's Day . Care Centre, 77 % : L Randall Dr., Ajax (Pickering 633-8411 Village). 683Ajax - 7981 C A N C E R: (ERRE ,("TION Hearth Place c l HOME Camcr Support Cotte offers an We w,sn ra draw your attention b the bl- informational tam ginOur cu"ww workshop for 1-4we nds S+w+gs sats' Fyw People newly 1`119119. Sates Fit sant corers, diagnosed with 32/6944x. The atkawa9on s .0 ooct. cancer or abort ►w won b claw yav arswrrarr b VW to begin treat- b/oweg in ow ctarsrw Irionr Ment. and for A, r Far LV EKW 1)w their caregivers. P"a 7. 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Call 14=-407-0407 to order your transponder or Pict one up at any participating Driver and Vehicle licencing Office in the GTA Zip Across Town 407 >1As fW Is & tyle tulle PAVININK rwr aft "WO fee ExIm THE NEWS ADVERTISER SI NDAV. ex"ruBER 19, 1997-PA/:E 17 ADverrrISENIEN-r "We need another ice pad".- Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson Recreation facilities "vital" to community By David ll'horson. SUR Writer -ilte Independent a/ PICKERItiG -The dcvclop- n getting ice time for txrth girl men[ of recreation facilities for and huvs•" says Mr. Carcfowtc. Pickering residents is "vital to "He's tremendously supportive the health of the community." of girls' hockey in Pickering. says Ward 3 Regional Councillor that's for sure." Rick Johnson. i II As with the Figure Skating For years. Johnson has not Club, the Girls Hockey only been involved in local Association has been able to sports but has also been one host major tournaments, raising councillor residents could rely the profile of the league and the on to back them up. "Wc can town in the process. With the always count on Rick." says addition of the second pad. the Connie Escoffery, fund-raising group has been able to host chair of the Pickering Hockey three Provincial Championships Association (PHA). A can in five v_ cars. remember going to council Pickering Oard 3 In fact. the league is now meetings to push for the new Regional Councillor considered one of the largest O'Brien ice pod and Rxi was a Kick Johnson female hockey organvaWns. in very big help." the world. says Mr. Carefoxxc. Since the opening of the where bclum- says Ms. And this in Southern Ontario O'Bricn ice pad. the number of Marshall, dub prcuknt for the which, he adds, is a -hot bcd- of PHA players has mushroomed previous eight years. 'Tbc sec- women's hockey ori the interna - from about 980 to almost 15M and pad has allowed is to prom tonal some. SUIT- says Ms. Escoffery, more vide much better programs for Even the -older" hockey want to register. -We clear the the kids.- players have benefited from Mr. answering machine every day It has also boosted the club's Johnson's ooamii- - t to sports. and tbcre arc many caps from proftic and sts abiYty to attract -Rick was instrumental is get - kids waniing to play.- major events, which contribute ting the NHL Oldiimm to play MorAn-in-low fila. 'Rick was the fast guy to greatly to fund -rasing effom against our Senior Ladies team P� w prxtidx and they've crime and sec if be could help us," says Ron Blizzard, G c n c r a l Manager of the Pickering Panthers. -He's been very good that way. T It c expanded recreation complex. Mr. Blzzwd says. has helped the Panthers attract many more people to their games. 'We had over 900 people catsme jolt when we played against Aurora last year in the playolts. The complex itself is great." -Rick does a hest of a job Museum Volunteer at a fmadrutser This weekend, a at the :.", Provincial been very supportive of the tact, the club is Champiomh:rs says Mr girls - hosting the Carefootc "R:CK approached us The NHL Oldinam now T o y o i a wben the Oidt:mcrs needed a pricttcc every Sunday mnrsiting 0k toberIcst it,- she adds. -If it weremt for _ C0mpctitroa. to build the arena. Figure skat- Girls' hockey is another in& rtmgette and girl's hockey Icaturmg skaters have all been able to provide wouddmt even emu m Pickering more outlets for youthful ener- like Steven gy. pad. "If it hadn't been for Rick Comm, Bntish holding it ap together, there opened," says Art Carefoote. wouldn't be another ice pad Mca's Champion mar," says Cindy Marshal, Past founder of the Durham West President of the Pickering for the pal ought Figure Skating Club. -He was 1 the one who really drove the years, and Jeff whole thing.- -Rick has been a driving The dub now has more and Langdon•<� whoa better ice time for Pickering go in Pickering. Hes been very children who -were going else- second to Canadian Men's standings behold tv7QQ Elis Sto>)ko and 129 ninth to World �1 standiap. A i'i'i w y %Jim MItl i.n l.m.\►aU mIgI11 double pad is necessary, awarding to Ms. Marshall, before a dub can bons such intcroaton- al events as thin. -The tacihty is a real asset to s sheJs. [ Brian McFwri miig Ricksaid Friends at an anew/ jy- k-iser at the complex. It you go to watch thea. you might .scn sec Reek lacing up the h,wdcs for a workout with the hens but theCharities in the know all as councillor in room as well. 1 Pickering,- says Mr. Blinardd. dont thunk many of the kids who -And if I ask him to come out to skate there now realize what a hdp the dub at a fund raiser, be great facility it is, does it.- -I dont think people realize But it's mot just the loaf how much Rick really did to get hockey associations that have it,- she adds. -If it weremt for bente5te i from Johnson's push Rick it wouldn't be here- to build the arena. Figure skat- Girls' hockey is another in& rtmgette and girl's hockey recreational area that likely have all been able to provide wouddmt even emu m Pickering more outlets for youthful ener- d it weren't for the O'Brien ice gy. pad. "If it hadn't been for Rick -We started wben that pad holding it ap together, there opened," says Art Carefoote. wouldn't be another ice pad Past President and inaugural mar," says Cindy Marshal, Past founder of the Durham West President of the Pickering Girls Hockey Association. Figure Skating Club. -He was -Without that rink, we wouldn't the one who really drove the be going. whole thing.- -Rick has been a driving The dub now has more and fora in making minor hockey better ice time for Pickering go in Pickering. Hes been very children who -were going else- supportive of us and very vocal Rick when they want help! These arejust a FEW of the MANY loca4 provincial and national charities that call on Rick Johnson when they want to iwake their events a great success! • AjaxfPickering/Whitby Association for Community Living • Honourary Chair of Picotte/Cassidy Golf Tournament • Co -Founder Ajax -Pickering Hospital "Make Room for Baby" TV Auction • Organizer NHL Old Tuners benefit games • Pickering Panthers Fundraisers • Brad Shearer Benefit Game and Dance Fundraiser • Ajax -Pickering Hospital Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament • Day with Dave Farr Golf for Ajax -Pickering General Hospital • Toronto Raptors Black Tie Charity Auction Dinner • Big Sisters of Ajax -Pickering Charity Auction PAGE. is-rw: NF: x\'S .41ri't:RTISt:K SUNDAY, (KTOBE.R 19.1997 UNITED W,/ BUILD CARIN( ----- ---- --- Touching lives... building communities Building caring communities, lending a helping hand up — this is what the United Way of Ajax -Pickering is all about. The United Way touches the Ines of one in three people living in Ajax and Pickering And. even year. as government money continues to shrink and the population continues to grow, United Way is needed more than ever. Here arc some ways the United Way touches people's lives on a day-to-day basis: For the past two -and -a -half years. Pam Kest and her Scotch Collie Chic have been spreading love and joy as part of the tit. John Ambulance's Dog Therapy Program. Even iucsday morning. Ms. West and Cloc vt.it the Community Care's drop-in ccntrc on Wcstncy Road in Ajax, where they spend several hours with folks with Alzheimer's. Currently, there arc 15 working dogs and their owners who arc part of the visitation program. The premise of the program is simple — dogs offer unconditional, therapeutic love. "It's an cm(xional support for them. After a while they build an attachment to you and the dog. It's something they begin to look forward to;' says Ms Wcst. Meanwhile. the John Howard Society's DADS of Durham program (Dads Aiming for Dirc,tion apd Support i. helps lather, deal with a vast range of issues including cus- toody, relationships and parenting skills Since 1995. DADS has grown and developed a following ,,I father, from different ha.kgrounds and ages with two things in .­mmon children ,in.! the desire to become better parents The DADS program is a place where men go '.o share their feelings, iffer and receive sup- port and develop lasting friendships. The group deals with sonic diffi- ult sssucs and the hallcagcs of becoming ratter parents. C r e d i t Counselling Service of Durham Region has helped mans local citi- zcns fight back Irom the brink of bankruptcy to resolve their financial prob- t nited %%ax builds caring. lems. communities for all ages. Doug and Cathy arc a cou- plc who sought help from the Credit Counselling Service of Durham Region as a last resort. Their incomes had not kept up with inflation and they started using credit for cash expenses. They were running behind with payments — but they were making pay- ments — when Doug took sick. He had to apply for and wait for Employment Insurance and when he returned to work it was at a different, lower -paying position. When minimum payments on outstanding debt were y impossible, they were referred by a creditor to the f Credit Counselling Service. An assessment showed that bi although minimum payments were not available, there were sufficient funds for a voluntary repayment pro- gram. The couple now make payments to the office which are, in turn, distributed to the creditors. "This is definitely a win-win situation,' says T Sandra Sberk, executive director of the Credit Counselling Service of Durham Region. -The couple are repaying their obligations, the creditors are getting paid and the costs do not have to be passed on to other consumers." Sending a lifeline to women in abusive relationships has been central to The Denise House for more than 10 years. Approximately IK(1 Iarnilics and more than 2(X) children come through the doors each year. Sandra *Ic('ormack. execurtvc director at Denuc Houk, says the 1'niied Kay of Ajax -Pickering has helped to fund the children, pr„_•rams at the women's shelter which are vital to helping children deal with family breakdown. "We couldn't begin Io meet the needs of the kids without United Way funding of additional staffing hours to run the pro- grams." Denise House has a 24-hour, seven -days -a -week crisis line that receives about 2,8OQ calls per year. The shelter also provides non-resi- dent Counselling to women in ahu- ave situations and outreach with iupport groups for past residents. Getting young mothers and iticir children off to a goad start is he aim of the YWCA Teen tin - Mothers program. founder of the The YWCA Family DADS of Durham Resource Centre in Pickcring pro - v (des a monthly drop-in centre for teen mothers where they can share parenting knowledge and enjoy a pizza meal donated by the local Pizza Hut. It's a chance for them to talk to one another and support each other. Some have wonderful stories, while others have tragic stories which bring them together;' says Angela Bell, director of the Pickering YWCA -Family Resource Centre Many of those in the teen mothers program have been referred to the YWCA through the Youth Centre, Big Sisters or the public health department. "We allow them 14) become aware of the services they may need as well as to give them the etnotional support they require. In some cases, they're just children themsclvcs, says Bell." These are just a handful of the many ways United Way is building a caring community dere in Ajax-Pickcring. Find out how you can help by calling 61{6-(1(1()6. By Lesley VYhyte 1997 Campaign Chair united Way of Ajax -Pickering I 276" r gime ra Oce 7&,red "W/" z4jax-Ac4eu sg Awanwe (Y e4,ed AAAO" ra ywu... Cfiae deaiaae it a&ea-i y (Leta d/ytj—, - tw 4awte .c v" Am~!- ei& l sxzd 7a" at 686-0606 aaid 44a iuld a e—f-9 C-- -XV - Allocating funds -- You can make a difference Have you ever wondered who okeuks hewn your United Way do nano n Is alkxAcd w local agcovics' The rower is people just like YOU! The Citizen Review pokcvs Which MRs throughout January and February involves vo kmiccrs who help dccudc when: United Way dollars will make the greatest impart in the ccmrnaiuy. Following a training prtlgram, voluntsxrs vmt United Way fundc d agencies and review fturling royucsu from member agencies and prospective agencies. It's a great way w loam ahoxM the comnanwy and gain invaluhk budgeting and community development experience. Corr -ret Dennis Gatlin, executive director. United Way of Ajax-K-kcnng:r 6101-411`4n Upcoming special events mark `97 United Way campaign On Saturday, Oct. 25, you can enjoy ai great breakfast and Ajax ping St maugtaal five show Cztparale Nay. fYx details on eidiet billiards chat- support the United Way at your local LOE.B stats in and Pickering. Between 9 C lenge, contact Frank at 404_2464. C am. and I p.m. $2 buys If billiards aren't your best game, our choice of bagel and cream cheese, fruit, juice and cof- why not join the United Way on a• And, your $2 goes dittxtly to the United Way and Sunday. Nov. 9 for the Atamal United Minacarweekend of 9 offers fun and great shop- Way � Anctim at the McLean Centre oppixittuties for residents of Ajax -Pickering. On 'rack Ajax- � Ar G&Nwy aturday, you can 'em up' for the United Way at die of Pickering, the 1997 goal is to snnpass Used Way Rtliards Cbti■etape at Petrina's nits d Bdhmrds on Harwood Avenue. Frank Kakeark the $3,000 raised in last year's auction This year, 140 an prints, by acclainned mm's owner, Inas otganumd die challenge along with other ata billiards 6cilibm artists that include Rebat Sake and As a business, you can show your Unewd Way spirit and TrWo RawwwxG will be up for bidding. Registapon starts at DOOR and the auction off your billiards expertise by joining in the gets under way at I pm. It's a great way to BJhatds Challenge also staged at l)ttuitna's onspend" ff a Sunday and hdp be Unod Way! 1Y HEROES.. 3 COMMUNITIES THE YEWS ADVERTISER SCIYDAI'.(K70BER 19, 1"7-R4GE IY Community Initiatives give ` seed money" to worthwhile projects so for us to pick up new agencies, there has to be a demonstrated need for them and no duplication of existing services. We also try to make sure programs are inclusive, and open and available to cvervone." New initiatives are given funds for two years, with an eye for them to even- tually become self-sufficient or. at the end of the two years, to he considered for agency status. The Community Initiatives Program also gives small grants to assist such organizations as the food bank at certain times of the year. This year. the Community Initiatives Program is helping the Grandview Children's Centre in Oshawa pr„vidc recreation programs for young people Getting worthwhile community pro- jects off the ground with 'seed money' is the mandate of the United Wav's Community Initiatives Program. Edna Klazek heads up the Community Initiatives Program commit- tee, a team of Ajax -Pickering citizens who look at all aspects of proposed pro- jects. Funds arc available for totally new programs or existing ones which want to expand on what they're currently offer - 'We use a lot of criteria when we look at a request. We want to know if a gawp is operating in an efficient man- ner and how big the need for it is,' says Ms Klazck- '.We're very challenged to meet the current needs of our mcmher agencies, Workplace Heroes Running a United Way campaign brings out the best in employees of local businesses! While some companies have always run excellent campaigns, many firms arc gearing up for revitalized cam- paigns for their first -every employee campaigns. Over at Volkswagen Canada, an enthusiastic team of eniph,yee, is plan- ning the firm's triumphant return to the United Wav fold. Along with implement- ing Unitcd Way's proven techniques for face-to-face canvassing and payroll deductions. Volkswagen, an official sponsor of the Toronto Argonauts, is with special needs. Linda Watson, executive direct„r of the Grandview / Children's Centre, says United Way's C o m m u n i I y Initiatives funds bring a necessary program to help Special Needs chil- dren develop self- Ih, esteem and emo- Initiatives tional and physical Program has well-being. This year, the helped 18 v(ung C o m m u n i t y ,occrr playrrs. Initiatives Program also helped IS soc- cer players from families who, could not -- This year there's more! aft, n; the reginir,m,,n fee to get out on the soccer field with the Ajax Warriors Soccer Club. Community Initiative, also help -,tablish parenting workshops in : )urham Region, designed hr give par- _nts the .kills and understanding they need to parent their children. As well, the Community Initiauvcs Program program is helping get a youth .entre in Brougham off the ground and helping the Pickering Block Parents to provide educational materials and train- ing for teenagers on how to make their community safer as Teen Blick Parents. For more information on United Way Community Initiatives and member agencies. call 68(-0606. hosting an aftertomm in a SkyDomoc box for a game. Employees and family mem- bers will enjoy a great game and raise dollars for United Way. The special efforts should pay off big for this year's United Way campaign as Volkswagen employee efforts will he matched 'by a corporate gift! While the employees of the Pitney Bowes facility on Brock Road have run an exciting United Way campaign for several years (and arc planning a very "classy" campaign this year) their col- leagues at the compaay's Bayly Street offices arc coming onhoard this year THANK YOU! 7be United Way of Ajax -Pickering gratefully act that the printing of this publication is sponsored by: • National Bank of Canada • Baywood Centre • Volkswagen Canada • Annandale Golf and Curling Club with a bang. They're inviting their neigh- bors to join in on Oct. 24 for United Way Day at gayly Court. with a parking lot bazaar and pancake lunch. At 12:15, teams from Pitnev Bowes and neighbor- ing firms will participate in the great ESM -Spoon Race Challenge' Be there early t,, place your bet, and help raise United Way dollars. Over 70 employees at Ontario Hydro's Pickering Nuclear Facility are making Unitcd Way a numhcr-one prior. ity this year. Following intensive train- ing, the motivated crew began face-to- face canvassing of their 2,5(x) -strong workforce. Building on the fun of a golf tournament, barbecues and weekly draws, employees are embracing the United Wav spirit. At campaign mid- point, almost 40 per cent of employees have already made their United Way pledge. United W'ay's staff is ready to help your company build an award-winning campaign. Contact Louise Farr. cam- paign associate, or Georgia McNicoll. campaign administrator, at 686-060b United Way staffer gives back to United Way of Ajax -Pickering staff is also give Mack to tfu community in a tangible way, making the two towns car- ing places to live. Georgia McNieoll, the campaign administrator, is actively involved as a volunteer with Ajax -Pickering Community Care. Ajax -Picketing Community Care provides home support for senior citizens with dependencies and disabled adults. Pant of the duties taken on by these voluneers involves tak- ing seniors to medical appointments as well as for shopping. Ms. McNicdl, of Ajax, has provided shopping services for a disabled Ajax woman for the past six rnonlM. She says her time a well spent as it has bom a big benefit to the lady and also reptese is a good fooling of acro V lishmenk "1 do it because this son of thing is so necessary. It also Georpa McNicor, United Way t=it~ admia- istrMwr, orehudeers with Aja:-Piocteriat Cot>raaity Owe, sboPPrs for a disabled Ajax reddew esti week. Inrpl—k—.11 \I rti.,tih \Lukui_ �s.Irrtr of Pickering kicked (off this vear's cam- Putorn with guest speaker DeMse Cramer wb,+pike abut the tocol (-NIK, a United Aav agency that's helped her aciniarr an independent. fu1611ed life. her community gives me some pene,nal satisfaction. 1 like to shop, so that', fun and I enjoy being helpful o semeorie else:' says :kis. McNicoll who's been at the United Way lir the past 15 mmriths, and is entering her second find -raising campaign. ' lire re's going to come a time when we're going to he in the same boat. Nowadays, these people don't have the same extended fartuly as they used mo;' Her weekly stopping excursions also serve as an o,ppox- tunity for the two to socialize, which is an added bonus to her volunteer activities. "You can't help but have the whole social aspect. It's something we both kook forward tar" SII 4 ;rh THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY!! u.� • �E�E17A ��- . WWI - —,� _� __, UNDER COUNTER . ,. DISHWASHER LER WASHER • ! oPTta+s - DELU1lE SiL R'SPENS �A2 CYCLESr� ... __ y • . REVERSE COLOR DOOR 9 FANSES 00 _ - PANELS HEAVY DUTY• PUK MORE ---- - i k/„fir ,�.'�--- ,—„�r•rf , ,��Ir�(� �i i�'�!!�.� ' •• ♦ UNdELIIVASLI Nt _ •• l�.I � LIMAED 'I+I VALUE1 N — cc w 4r $�'+ i Cl PALLISER. *loft look vw*- t 9�i •� A d — i SPRING �--. AIR 1 II If AJR •” �^ SI'lt''IA l`;I lr/�11N`: Yll I "1W •p l�N -•�•,. - - 1540 Dundas St. E. 430-0000 OPEN BEST CHOICENcrthw—tWHITBY WEEKDAYS 9 30 9 ,� SATURDAY 9 ?C c:Ji Cornu Of ThICkson Atl .at Dundas SUNDA” 1 - :•x-5'0 C, THF: NF.Wti ADVERTItiFR tiUNUAY.IICTOBER t9, 1997 •PAGE 21 Name Dropping in Ajax and Plckerin � keitb gzlligan Birthday Happy 20th birthday wishes for Zoe on Oct. Ig. -We are so Proud of you and wish you con- tinued success at Guelph Li versity.- Las of special hogs from Mom, Dad and brother Zacharic Thomas and Den also send their love. "We love ,you Zoe... Birthday Birthday Oct. 15 Happy birthday to was a 'our sweetheart" i tial day Theodora who turned for the five on Strome Oct. 16.it family, as • 'You're Taylor b so ador-turned x� able and four. Happy birthday you bring wishes from sisters Joe dan and Hailey and j o y I[hut i buddy Scrappy. '-We love Lots of You sweetie and hope all o v e , your wishes come true." s and kisses from Love fmm Mommy and Mommy,Daddy andCrMopber Daddy.— - -- -- Birthday -our Amanda •Monkey, Barden turned seven on Oct. 11. She celebrat- ed with a sleepover with a bunch of monkey friends. Ede Eek — meaning love and best wishes from Mammy, Daddy, Kyo, Jour and Hid '. Birthday "Wow! Our Joshua Bartlett turned six on Oct. 15. He celebratod his birthday with a clan of his best buddies at a sleepover. We love you Joshy from Mommy, Duddy, Kyle, Amtia eds and III eitii - 1794 L&crpooJRoad Fick ring831yTHIS VMS CAtE.nomUNAW SPY iyr Ir d aro IF t�dI b anion R.Hr lRR uYe. (Plea=i� ta1D t(ta SAT,OC Birthday Birthday A cube in the Farmer home turned three years old on Oct. 12. Happy birth- day wishes and love to {r Caroline frt)rn her family and friends. --- Birthday Holy smokes 77, Batman. Bran- don is six years old already. �► Hoping he had a great birthday on Oct. 12 are M o m m y, Daddy -has grandparents and the rest of the e.un ) . Birthday Happy birth- day wishes went �. out to Jennifer Aprile on Oct. 15, as she turned 15. Love from Mom, Dad, dick and all her friends. "Hope you have - a Feat surprtse bicthil iy Jeri " B&dulay Michael turned four years Mon Oct. 7 wishes for a tippy frean baby brother CbrWo- pber. Mommy and Daddy Birthdati "Look who's turning 12 on Oct. 22. Happy birthday Stephanie Saari. Love from Mom, Dad, Sean. Jesse, and all her family and friends. Have a great day." Special grand- daughter Jen- nifer Dorothy Campbell cif Ajax celebrated!� her 10th birthday -V on Oct. 14. Lov- IW ing birthday wishes from G r a n d m a Dorothy, who lives in Huntsville Birthday A beautiful princess in the Spry castle turned four years old on Oct. 12. Wish- ing Lindsay a {. happy birthdav with love were M o m m y, Daddy and ANsoa Birthday A spatial little biiy tumid une on Sept. 27. Jacob Eric Benedet celebrated his hitt day with his grandparents, aunts, uncles and ,,,usins. Love lr,�m Mommy, iDaddv and sis- ta Alvcv Buthday The Frost family celehrat- od on Oct. 6 as Daniel turned 10. To mark the loccasion, Daniel and a few of his clos- est buddies went to Lacer Quest. Lone and best wishes for Daniel from Mom. Dad and brother Steven. Birthday i Oneof the euti's in the Gauss home turns two years old on Oct. 24. Wishing Melis- sa a happy birthday with lots of love, hugs and kisses are Mommy, Daddy and Nikolaus 'Nikkerre- lisp'• Happy birthday Schals." Birthday Oct. K was a big k day for a lit- tle cutie, as r +i Erin turned I four years old. Happy birthday with lots of love from .lean. Birthday Oct. 7 was a big day for Emily. as she turned ll. Emily's pal Socks. Mom, Dad and her , many ,inters and brothers wish her a wonderful sr:u Birthda v A young lady has turned Ih Ashley Phillips celebrated her birthday on Oct. 16. with many happy returns and love from Mom, Dad, Kvk and Kirsten Birthday --J A slugger turns eight on Oct. 21. Happy birthday wishes for Jowdhan Guy from Mom, Dad,' � sisters Sarah and Emily, brother. Chris, Nana's and Gramms, ! aunts and uncles. And, a special birthday wish for Mike Martin on Oct. 20 from big sister Michelle. Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...steed to.- Let otLet us know. We'll publish your spe- � Dropping, girl occasion in an easy -to -read 130 Gomnwrlcial Am,. and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PAGE 22 -THF: NEWS ADVEIMSER St'%D.M.1KTDaER 19, 1947 Pickering Al Ri%'rtt.- . . Falcons tops on court The F-xcter High School Falcons junior boy: volleyball team captured the champi- onship at the Maningrove Collegiate Tournament recently. Team nwinbc. are Pickering bantams PIC KE RING — The Pickering rpd.n Golden Griddle minor bantam AN rep hockey team started its defence of last year's All-Orica io charrpionsfap by winning exhilrtion home and away games against the Peterborough N:ui weals and splitting coirtesls against local rival Ajax Knights. In the first game of the season, Pickering ckod of a 2-1 win over the Nationals in Peterborough. Jonathan Walsh started the scoring and Ryan Pcian fired the winning goal. Assists went to Scot Billing, Evan Georgievski. Mark Rogers and Scott Vahcy. • The first kiss of the exhibition season came at the hands of the Ajax Knights 4- 3 in Pickering. The fast -skating Knights Rik advantage of some Pickering give - Jaws McCashn, Geoff Fannin, David filter. Matt Bram, TJ. Casey. Bobby Jordan, Dwayne Corniffe and Shawn Saunders. The team is coached by Larry Ask ports News Advertiser Novice Raiders wax Markham to win tourney the Ajax -Pickering Raiders IBEW rnovice 'AAA' rep hockey team c I the home squad to capture the ,nrion%hip at the Markham Waxers ;rr,unent over the 1-hanksgrving Lend . an exciting final game. the r.lrr. edged the Waxers 3-2 „,Lin Hann. John Harrington and ;n Adam, scored the Ajax- �crng goals. with assists to Derek ,,rack and Hann. A superb goal- - hn effort was turned in by John *fit ah Adams was named most ..ihlc player of the title game ;'ic Raiders earned a 3-2 win over 1. rk Simcoe Express in the. semi- ..,ntcst to earn a berth in the Jeremy Eckford, the game's \ 11. turned in a fine effort in goal to enc the win. Mike McCusker rrd a pair of goals and Adams fired nc Daniel Pineau. Gregorack and Mann drew assists. Mcghan Edwards and Garrett Traiwx turned w strong defensive efforts. The Ajax -Pickering novices started the tourney with a 6-2 win over Guelph. Johnny Paterson scored a pair of goals. with single markers to Marcus Carroll. Pineau. McCusker and Hann Adams and Gregorack drew assists. In the second game. the Raiders were upended by a strong Markham Waxers squad 6-4. McCusker scored two goals, with one each to Gregorack and Harrington. Gregorack con- tributed two assists and James Jarvis one. The Raiders finished round-robin play with a 6-1 win over Rochester. New York Adams and McCusker scored two goals apiece. Harrington and Michael Carey had singles. Kevin Watts. Gregorack, Paterson, Adams, McCusker. Carroll. Harrington and Hann had one assist each. The minor atom Raiders are coached by Jim Gatens, assisted by Randy Johnson. The trainer is Ed McC'uskcr. Pickering under -10s second in Cup finals PICKERING — The Pickering beating teams from Uxbridge. Iowa tinder- 10 boyo rep soccer team Whitby. Darfinpott and Oshawa. ampleted a solid season by finshiag Team members are Steel DeFazit% cooled at the recent TreStelle Cup William Mitchell, Clad Gaodet. Jason Dale, Ala Trujillo, Natha sid >'iclrering played North Usiderlril, Di sli l Silva, Ian Gibsm ae►ortrgh for the East -west Mavrick Puechase, James McCardle, ?he teams witttps i0d Sbwba Boyle, wFill W a�two'W Owistepher Mappt+U, o�lttttd�s anwi;r 1161111111it- rttttoil Visits lfuwsao, soon .ell ,illtfl' a�iw��w ai lttaW SrCirnr iyiiiw � Y_ k�� open defence of Ontario title aways w record the victory. Michael Dawson, Adam Moyer and Vahey scored for the Pandicrs. Dawson. Pelan, Kevin Rogers, Mark Rogers, Vahey and Walsh drew assists. Pickering travelled to Ajax and recorded a 3-1 victory. Andrew 00,1 Hopkins, Vahey � Ni V 70+ and Walsh scored �+ for Pickering, with Mark Rogers recording two assists and Kevin Rogers one. The final exhibition contest resulted in a 6-3 victory for die bantam Panthers over Peterborough. Maris Rogers neuuod the first hat trick of the season. Single Close games open women's b AJAX — The Ajax Ladies Rose Adam was the top point getter for Recreational Basketball League took the bankers with nine, fol - to the court for its 1997 debut last lowed by Margo Levy Wednesday with close contests mark- and Kristan Scarlett with ing the first night of play. eight each. Glenn's Auto scored a narrow 33-30 In the second game, victory over the Bank of Montreal in Dakota Bob's edged East the first game. Margerie Bates and Side Mario's 26-24. Debi Kevin Morrison led the way with 10 Bonar paled Dakota Bob's with 12 points apicce,fgr Glenn's:MWIvItik. poiMich whllrr Marcy.,jane AIkS► had six 11006 were nheued by Bdling. Hopkins and Rocky Ruta. Valley drew throe assists, Much Grigonadis and Aaron Calder each had two helpers, Gcorgivin evski, Adan and KeRogers one apiece. The goake ding chores were shared by Chis Frantz and Garrett McKinnon. Team mernbers are Scott Billing, Michael Dawson, Chis Franz, James Judges, Evan Georgievski, Mitch Gngoriadis, Andrew Hopkins, David Hughes Garett McKinnon, Adam Moya, Ryan Ptlan, Kevin Rogers, Mart Rogers, Rocky Ruta, Brandon Saka. Scar Vahey and Jonathan Walsh. The coaches are Norm Rogers, Don Ruta, Dave Walsh, Mike Browne and Bob Price. The manager is Bill Dawson. asketball action Rhonda White netted 10 points for East Side Marios and Karen Cogswell chipped in with eight. The league made up of women from Ajax and Pickering, plays each Wednesday night at Westse Heights Public School in Ajax. Anyone wanting to play in the katgue can contact Rose Adam at 839- 72.55. - WHO ARE YOU SKIING WITH THIS YEAR?.. Northstar 'eki carve of the finest resorts in Ontario " is going to WON as cluelim & Whistle/ n.s.u.w' 5laekeonfb 'social even"* and you can 'anult nay a . .n us. wast ens trips' Call adult ruin+w -ok PrOWT. 'ski proyarns for details, chiwren ages 9 -18 - OPEN HOUSE aloom TW -5, OGT. a VW PICKERRIG REp11114 M CENTRE 1067 MLLEY FARM ROAD 5, MAIN FOYER 7-9 ft4. FOR MORE WORMAWN ON HOW1fOU CAN JOIN NOKINSfAR (tvww-sPsnit co-nordtstar) or call John Martin N 1'*20;M NORTHSTAR SKI CLUB QD LETS MAKE WINTER FUN AGAINNI Pickering .Sports THF: NE%S ADN txriSER SI \HAv, wroBER 19, 1"7 - PAGED" Atom `AAA' Raiders missla off p y sof 2 tournevs The Ajax -Pickering at major atom Kyr1c Aitken and Brett Connolly earned 'AAArep htckey team just missed advanc- assist. mg to the playoff rounds of two recent tour- Ajax -Pickering then dumped the Most naments. PeterMwnugh atoms 4-2. Cunningham led Dc-spitc playing .501 hockey in three pre- the way with two goals. while Andrew liminary matches at the Peterlxonugh lour- Dissanavakc and Anneslcy netted one namcnt. Ajax -Pickering didn't earn enough apiece. Patrick Milne and Connolly drew points h) secure a spot in the playoff round. assists. Thr Raiders faced a strong Detroit team In the third game, the Raiders played to a in the first game and dropped an 8-4 deet- 3-3 tie with the North York Rangers. Michael stop. Kyle Cunningham scored twice. Chuck Rocca scored twice and Cunningham once. Bntskey and Brent Small once each. Small. Assists went to Matthew Carroll with two, Milne. Aok,:n and Sinetl mth one apiece. Goalies Paul Benson and Bryan Eustace played strong games lir the Raiders in the Peterborough tourney, aided by the alert defence of Jayson Winder, Shawn Coulticc and Stephen -Rots% Budai. The Raiders also played in their own Pickering Early Bird Tournament recently, posting a record of one win and two losses. Ajax -Pickering dropped a close 4-3 deci- sion to Guelph in the first game. Cunningham. Joey McComb and North York Bandits hold up Dolphins in minor football Ajax -Pickering Dolphin, Foxthall Ouh teams only managed to sto :il otic to victory loon the Bandits when they l played them in North York last Suriday laic Dtrlpttins' tykes rolled over the Bandits W). Dan Wcst %coral ;S that to uclido vns and added two inversions. Mart W+An %coxed two nuir w% and t was narracd oI1cwwve Ale roti 14Valuable player o1 the same Luke Moyer wore MVP honors ort std delencc. The akim Dttlphtrts were on the ksing sG crid of a 32-6 Sante against North York 21 f3rx"m Rink %arced the Dolphins' brie uchdorvn. The Ions was a minor setback r the fiolphlns, who are will in the play - lf picture 1^ the ptxwc c g:.urc. the I i dptum .iiltrval North t Wk to take a 8 first-half ;.rf. In the sec- ,od half. Ajax- Pickcring xtncd hack to okc it close. hW 11 fell short 28 - Bryan Your fun will snowball with ski club PICKERING —'Ilse Northmar Ski Club is inviting new member to Join it for a winter of fun on the sk4ws. The club will host an open hutiac and information night at the Pickering Rccreutoon Complex's main foyer Tuesday, (let. 21 from 7 to 9 p.m. Among the acuvdws planned kr the coating ski scamin arc: ' adult day and weekend tnps. ' adult mid -week program: ' ski programs for chikdrea aged nine to I u: • ' skiing at resoru in Ontario. Quebec and the ntrtheauern U.S.: ' %ictal events. a trip to Whisticr/Blackco mb in B.C. The Pickering Recreation Complex is at I8fo7 Valley Farm Rd., just strrth of Hwy. 2. For more inkrmation, call John Martin at 905-430-8878 or 1-8(X)-267- 621/4. This one's a beauty 10«+. Oreo 2000 4 k, central war ,air, gee fp., torn lir. fern ria. eats 1790- Rooyyal�leflap. to .iw. ti�3 ROGER DMIS* 683-1790 ROKAL UWAIGE Whcatk and Ryan Batchelor scored the we, md-half ptxiies for the Dolphins. Ryan McMillan scrod the Dolphins touch- dor.n in the first Uf arxl John Komcr narkd the convert LIVERPOOL 8t: FINCH QUIET COURT New files kildien S nail 2 4Z Sq • ,one :rterocx double drat. walkway a patio. bleached pato kdcMn a railinp. imported Cweek marble Or to ceding 1p . slog. mdpe. wasfter, dryer.. water sotWw cent. vac., silercomm lilust s- Only (229.9001 Call John or Nwu Gngbnadis'. (416) 461-9900 MAKE _ ThePTudfeT*W * us AN FIRST CHOICE REALTY OFFER! `°161461-9900 �RIGORI.ADIS- MAGE Fat our w.rma 1124 1 25 I ; -vr A N3' DAYS M. ONLY SAVE �� OF DOL AM own... M gasmandeimmk 1115111111111111 Tulsa '. 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Tke Darbaill tkalth % ­mk :, co,.wapng the puhlk IQ carasdcr tins WcuuOi a PMNNW corrrarmy awateaess. - �Y� a r Iw, tepuicrs an answer to tin gtrestsm will have thew nares ersered mk, the draw (kelow 1 1 /•: a) fas yew a ewer m efts lan-we to Durham- Mealm NctwiA 19tH pt 4-9199 w f- L L k) visa the Dwrnatn Hcak Netwah h new no, a ! ,. www vawalal a uw cam and wkrmt to ii Ouchcc Cay "FLY FREE. FOR C EAN AIR- entry Poem FLY FREE FOR CLEAN AIR CAMPAIGN inner will %taw within the risteric "der city's walls" at the . NE/LE ALBR/GHT "ander N"`er '"d Oshawa to '^ b Fly c Smoke Free vis i a Lending A Hel pful Hand �w �,a CrViAia prize. frons O ser is b Quebec City cerrtesy of u Canadian is the very taunts I Flight prise. If winner is wader Itl, roust be acrNpnwied by a kxal guardian. This prize will be awarded the 3rd week of More and more teenagers are becoming per Ont, ape entry ...iPIMN who designed"ober. pperson stowed. volunteers for the big sisters association such as our new front page of The Origin. „ et Kme Mary -Lou Peterson on the left and Cathy Sanders thus monthy feature. �f on the right. Congrawladonsl 26 >. GSE f C hod T . Bean EXPFJUUUXM w ROINlC4 . r LEARN063 f.Sv S and _ Y GO -ice* fSE.. EM�� tttwlnw w Z slow son" ' Catads 1 b OAC. • Ydddwaasd program • l.aw SOOWfiadrr ratb • Canplrs Amntflow - a �+► Pickering Town Centre (KAI'irt Wing) • X � MO Day P1Olpalm - -- --- _ - _ _ _ nee cit..... Ri smile Is& rkk.!,,.420_99111 - a.�.= � s�man..,+aa,..a...re:.._-�,...- :.aw.c---^a,wr.--, .-+w-� • cz ,o,.. ,,. -..... _ - ipagwwem.p..s .mss-... -.. .. �..a,-w•^...wAv:f .. tierroir Aquatics AIATNTURE FOR MERE Limited ww�__ (formerly Aqua Kids) Coming soon! The rest of the AUest! featuring - The ✓ungeorl�"��I •%0,5 CONCERTS/PARTIES-CAMPS Evening Classes Available • BANQUET HALL • PUC wr HTS• ETC. 101CF17M H k30-6765 cation Now Open OURS: Wux iti /OR cul To RESERVE MON.-THURS:All Red Cross 404-9737 6PM.-11P.M. rR, 4 P.M. - 1 PIM LevelsLevela Offered n�i.•sr • Fn t 1 r SAT: IIA.M.- 1A.M.For more a4 BOND ST E. , SUN. NOON- 11 PMinformation osHawa GRERT FOR: Call Cathy FRIDAY NIGHT YOUTH FALL EXTRAVAGANZA '97 DANCES The Christian Life Contra is Video Dance Party meting a fret aft ttd liv e Grades 5 to 8 to ttallowosn Ajax Community Centre 6 to 8:30 pAL HMS Ajax Room There will the world champion 7:00 p.m. to 10 p.m. j iggier Bob Catec gimes. tate Tickets are $5 and are pointing and refreshments. available at the Parents are encouraged to attend Ajax Community Contra with their children. Each c hdd NEXT DANCE- NOVEMBER willrocsise a candy bag, The cam is located at the cor- ner of Rossland and Ra ioaeroA a Rd. For 8861411 PICKERING READING CIRCLE For children 4 to 12 yours Eve"Swaturday 9:30 a -m. to 10:30 am. at Orchard Villa, 1955 Valley Farm Rood Free Admission. Join anytime For information call Raji Shukla at 839-3037 LeslK" FOR - - .team miens iEdaair hMi�lLS.lO60S- wo MUCK WAN Moto AM CALL SFAN AT STAPLES STU8105 THE CHILDREN'S AI' PER HOURS WALK -IN -CLINIC The Medical Office hos Klagsloa Rood West, Ajax, Ontario (M Kingston Road West (Hwy 2) A S.W. coeaer of Church Soca) (905) 427-1445 Hours: Mo day-F4iday: 5:30pra4:30pm yn 10:00MR-3:O0p Ho4dSunday A ys STAFFED BY SATURDAY SPECIAL! Pickering LararyMentral Branch Stories, songs, and tun for children ages 4 to 7. 10:30 a.m. sharp. No registration needed! Just drop inl FOR YOU TWO MATERNITY 1e n Sale wrtJmi$ Skirts '9.95 Satin Blouses 34.95 Lycra Dresses 24.95 Jumpers 29.95 Pants 12.95 Jeans 19.95 1/2 Price Dresses P Pickering Village Courtyard Hwy 2 East of Brock 426-2088 Mon. - Wed. 10-a Sat. 10-6 Thurs.- Fri. 10-9 Sun. 12-5 THE PARENT -TEACHER INTERVIEW: HOW TO ENSURE SUCCESS by DE Robert Haat Your child's rducatxm should be a : artnetshrp between the leachersat school id the fatmir members at home The Par- rnt-leach Interview is the moo common time for input and feedback from you. : Hetes soma deft w make the season �' '�, hhssthrl -.L' 1 L Conn peepated to the not rview ,Q -.. aby kgePa+R track of vow chdd's home- work habxb so that you unit be aware of A' -, how he/she perksrms in specific sublem L Keep a int d concert or quer- t .'"bons that you might have The teacher' Iwtf discmt them with you and help r,,I. to understand how your child o proRn-as 3. Whenever poutbfe emphassxei. 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Lards. woe .nano refdr rIn jnui�iGaerFrr adiu+Iernrnr. .niJ dr new..,1i doer noun rid a A.Jnvdn '- -'-rine nrPvrf.nrd linA rh rr nd..fse," en dr —ted 0..0.4— G.Ar,r,I.Ny Pians non dr L arrt ncbie.Lty m pw/vrr,venld-ilea "d"y GM ,v4w4r)6 r.k - ate, res.&- ...rlrn —df- n w C—d,x rr s rr4inrd Iridr.ar/ naL.,d..L f ra6,? sen of ISO 9002 COMPLIANCE ENGINEER Lead our plant to 150 9002 cwWKatm — target date. May 1999. You will coordinate m -plant quality systems and the InplenKrltatgn of corporate quably systems and procedures. This will rn vollre audrtirng quality systems for Comphan ce and I voice well record retention and distrihlttign. Acting as an expert in safety, MVSS, nesse, emission and damage droiosure, you will also adwse production on corporate and Pinto N Met weihcle standards. nes posdron re exam an dnpneeruq degree, expertise In 150 9002 c"fiatron and ouahty procedures, ark CUA or CUE designation. To succeed in this role, you must he a self-mohrated mdiwoua with strong facrhtabip, and Coenxm eatron slides to coordinate the audits and system changes required. Trawxmg as an I50 Internal Auditor and/or Lead Audtw Is preferred, as is autornohee maretac" or supplier e Mate e To new w w wr ,rune- pees, we wr wlr iaewde www aur imem. Oleee•w"1M le§—" aepicrn. ri.�winas: • yen neeewi writ tenet, idpaly yew saver r.letq to wr oarft a wench • ►rue .1 edlni.w erreaaeanim wen w wdxded .wa your wiia an iearow. - ao.nve, I wr be P -4.e. Mneme nail low r Imend to be weefvad, wait Low tow aeteher 71. 1997. ter. Mr. N.L. NithlNr, Negiewal Pwsewwel "Ft-. Gawerai lemons of Canada Ltd., 19M Cdewet Saw Whit 05ha.a. OM LIN 8F7. Ayp.mrom an e.rw•opee,M1o.n rush,*+f men and eawea..+,r+Iaerf -f -,t:r mror:�ay, tiaory.rd reavie el,d fd•rew with d'u"6 Kon Or Mone ad rwlnc. m h0mv, n, only tine SelrCad for W eiMnr,r by wo.owarr Ir. Joel. wu to cen0icnd. It's not too late to sign up for a college program ! You can still sign up for Durham C'-c3llege's General Arts & Science progrun in October or January. The General Arts 6 Science program offers a full academic curriculum plus career exploration, skills developttxnt and flexi- ble programming. This well planned, post secondary program, provides necessary credits for future studies and teaches students employability skills that both employers and educators require. Course dates: October 27 - Ikcenlhcr 12, 1997 January 5 - April 24, 1998 Conte to Durham College and get a head start on your future. For IrllolalaYow d Ucli ft at 721-SH1 ad teres. EdLaealing You for the Real World till res.+ coweas alert an rations tate. Programmer/Analyst Employment Opportunity Durham College requires a programmer,'analyst to perform analysts, design, testing, documentation and implementation of application systems Knowledge of computer capability is required to communicate effectively with user at all levels of the College in order to answer the needs of each department in a timely and effective manner. candidates must have an excellent knowledge of current programming, testing and documentation lechnigtlrs as well as programming languages (SQL, COBOL, C) and. operating sys- term (DOS, UNIX. WINDOWS) A working knowledge of Oracle would he a definite asset Well-dcwlo)cd analytical. problem :solving and dectsion making skills as well as good planning and organizational skills to establish pnontics ands meet deadlines are also required bacr sled canduhaam should submit resuaws quailing Competition I9 -i9 to Sandra BeruxC Dirtclor, Staf! Service%. Flox 385.Oshaera, ON Ll H 7V by OckAwr 20, IW7. 100 1 G'erw 1 Garlrrr Hnq 411M Educating You for --�e Rea: VYorld- 1 Germ.* 'N" 1 :w,err -wp NOTHING BEATS TEACHING WITH THE BESTIR At Yotnc tin. c-. I t'an.,,., ., ,rfer the hest diver ednacatww pnrgrana in the cannery . And We're lawking for Iwstrwctun who share tvor passu.n for excellence If you to to drive, want iwdepewdewl:e, fle.thiluy and the opportemay fes advancemcw . drover education rs the career fax you The miwewium requerernewts re five years drrvmg expeneace with a Clea dnvma record. Canibdatcs most a1w he avalahk to take a kwr week framing c.wrw before hocommg kcemed Out dnvmg munwt rs we the hest umncd and most highly respected m.attwtaxs m Canada. Thank above is Nothing Deas teahmg rith the hest Drop in 1. fill scot an apphcatrrn Fix more mformaimm. call 426-9362 95 Sayly St. W. D Suite 405 Ajax YOUNG DRNERS OF CANADA. THE BEST Part lime star" at two Clays a week, $8 / hr. Mature person with meat appearance for non- smoking erlvirorxnent. Excellent driving record essential. Expen- enced delivering downtown Tor- onto. Good people slats & com- mand of English. References. Cad MS.-"QM.W* 1 irww +.Ip )12.s; h, .tart Ir I/l't W, wk in house- wares std ioaae hewn. ' raitsing is *� ;sed. Cal p , 2M20 A MQf �SSIOaA, r AtnlrY ;' 011 aeprod .,. scarce ora av,: IQ•a.m.n Merl .elle" 0.d rear. 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M t mW asks ,a oaf, bus, S A S E 'u , *" .0 Sana Row Eau. suer 7598 ehssrssaugi Om .a: 3x9 CINK M SEE0E0 1C oorn ad Oners Ia Onion vim rr.spaper Yon 'n 7 a it, 5 pm Soave Inaiv ldWQ required ee$151. anpm- e9 on M, tat viii, eon thin be .Wpa , and wk Me, Call aei 718 -SM DELMM NNIeeMs ,eewa trim rare oen vemoe ran pad o91hM Apph to PIM Hes. 1750 LlKrpoW Dtiwent 2Jpm orate,epm W A i. e,per,nlcea win own music Apply .n peso• 1527"SI Pehe; p • 1'\G F: .MI -THF: NFNX��D\'F:RTItiF:R SI'\DAl-. fK'Tf)BEIt I9: •1447 1 Genual tte4 General tklp ®1 GerMrw Ib4 1 Ge"" MNp - JOBS! JOBS! JOBSI Durham Locations $7+/hour need WVI. ' • •neral Wriest' heavy B light) • emble" • "topers/ReC,ci ers • KeVPackers • .. i•Iou, types of welders All shifts available Must have Safety Shoes and Good Work Attitude OPEN HOUSE. gam to 4pm Wed Oct 22nd - Comfort Inn 605 Bloor St. West. Oshawa a ThUrs Oct. 23rd . comfort Inn 533 Kingston Rd, Pickering Guest Services Staff (Seasonal Help) We require four friendly, enthuslas- tic, outgoing people to help us serve our customers this Christmas from November 1st through December 24th Duties Include answering phones. stroller and wheelchair loans, gdt wrapping and more. The Ideal candidates will be energe- tic. multi-tasker5 who thrive In a fast paced erlvronment and enjoy deal- ing with a wide variety of people and Situations. Shifts will Include even- ings and weekends, as well as some Interested candidates please for- ward resumes by October 24 th to: Guest Services Manager Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Road, Pickering Ontario L1 V 168 or tax to (905-420-9379) No MI/pAOEN calif, low". If Q11 NTFkB�, NELDLD The Metro Eat Trade Centre I'rckmirw regebes volMabees to partrcnpate at in r "l.00nse" Days Fun-Raiwaig etreM far Sick Kid. H..sPrital. tar require veleawt/en "Schaal Age 10 Golden Yeaes for variety a of activities taking place No••ewbi r ::rid & Jed. IlremM-up as your favorite cAaraeler or beep out iw over of flat ac►edule cure$" area. For further iwformatim contact the \t. ET.C. (Kim .Jr Micbtllet 11051 tan. 417" IT Industry of the 90'5 r RepresontaOveas to market made water trea taint aqI • Base salary • BenMn package • Co nii allm structure • m Enthusiasm and self-oev lb0in liable vehicle required. Experfenq W sales an asset: lid training pro Fax realwne to: 905-727-3999 Or call 1-900-265-3947 DEPT. STORE PROMOTIONS Now hiring permanent full & part time pcuihorm to proonote a malor department stores account card in Ajax, Pickering, Oshauta Whitby and Boumwnailw Applicants should be outgoing, well spoken & dress in busuness attire. TRMNING PROVIDED S8- to $10. Hooray t Banns" Call District Office cpm to 7pm 14100-66148997 OPPOR'TUI!NTY to advartoe at your own peace with a rPepress tints Advertising _� �PaM t uN tY118 o1NIl CaN Kathy7214411 Security Experience is an asset but FULL TRAINING Is provided. M ,/st have own transportation to sites. Apply in Person 10 to 4, weekdays: GROUP 4 CPS LIMITED 199 Wentworth Street East (2nd Floor) Oshawa No Phone Calk Pler" DURHAM ,RFA WANTED rare �.•� Irrp r .,*At Cooney D,,vers 77 00,1pur safely TO t1elrVel In res needed use rad a 0.1Ax'PICKERING J,,te E/gYS!, Apply ih prion Tues Wed, FFI ,", Marr Del 10 Thur, Betbeen :..123 9am-3Pm 40 OHI 330prn'7 30 pm ,rrpy,rm Rd Swne 228. 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Nva 100% Woo-. ,liar .UW WIWI* Call ata SA.t, r4rMM am a 71 22' 34 ft Mr." poo pad Ilbrlrltorn sew OMOUM PAWS nowiw CooMorMM SM. , g &TMMwM Fur van FwA w-Yowe 44aMlt d ON tM)431-010 or C&e M 400 Co. CT26 tM-apt. ant 40. D*uh Its 35, lad sttv sit, uke Mn SM 472.105 CLfMAIICE SALE - EFAR C&Vl t d Wed slit •`A9 OW Pabw SOMAN 0-M Dai now IMM oeefws as s- oxionn. pe" boom raw am Piot " 915 210LMw--I, ,,NB O CML t,'Ri• m 1Nlaacr NU 1 -r.scr 16 VON (:ANADA DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICES VON is seeking a 1Nghly motivated and mnuvabve prolessional '•,r the above positron. Isle primary objective of the position Is to provide the commum- with the highest "I Of quality services through prudent. ISI -effective and mission and client -focused nursing services '') qualify you must be registered with the College of Nurses Of r)"uno. have BScN. Masters Degree in Heahh Services Admin - [ration preferred, demonstrated leadership and team -budding ':Kills, demonstrated oral and written communication skills and ,'lerpersonal skills. detllorlstraled problem -so". critical dep- . on -making skills, demonstrated skills in quality management A'd customer-locused service. demonstrated skills and partici- 'Atan in corm Ul"ty health planning and program development Mental Health Nursing background. Computer skills essential Please submit resume to: Sheila David, Executive Director VictoriaOrder of Nurses Durham Notion Branch 58 Ressland Road rifest Oshawa, Ontario LIG 275 los (905) 571-3151 AW we SII W* appreciate the 'merest of all appkeallts. Only "nose nrhArnlslrs Sehc3d ter an #'Wv0w wig be contacted (Fun -Time Locum Position and Ternpwury Cortract hours available) Do you like tib dea of working In a mEAh-dscghnary Umn-based aEwas rYNo Coition pin ma 1 Opponta wbes now ema to rotate swo gra our ambAmory, ow ,medical / krg-lerm can and Surgical programs. all worn stme Of the art hcTllAes. The succesapl arldieates wit be acensed as a Physnomerapw in JPaano and possess 00 ability to haYcton in a Nan -based erlvwomlat. Y7U VAN also possess we@ 1 co m erk"CR10n and MNefpersor MINS. M" 06 ►1Dapeal. Elow marivlNe is a 106 bed Sully acaelNted acuN can hospital awth lag Nim are coo po nra and a busy out-paberlt dparbTie" We ofNr a cornpeMiwe scary and warm, bNnKly w or" rllgSphere. It you we nlevesad in We abowe pwifiaEs. please atlblNt par resume. in , , 111' r, b" _ Hu on ResoEwus Department Q L.Iberir Striest South 8ownlwwillee Ontario. 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In hep Mdl osw W.:411 AIM b"Ra M 1.00 Camhow l Cie 105.915- a s4Wa ,0r $191 ON TIS OW I Acfil how Al polo- tar .tcowt Sura tar $152.500 4363X44 OSIIASM NNOWEo S MwOow Now we 6baw M- n now A 111. No OwOr OM Min M 42 . 136 0 IM Clore to Oth1.a can" In 11,10 $155: ��M 190510E-aix POISON SALE: SM6 .81 N11NNa.Id 3.1 6" Anl, yopEpw n 1011 ■ 1253. 10 40 SaAOa SI East. Down 1111 LM@ OW aW�alk EJN�NW d0aft GII 905,7253133 NO aErM OWN 5�1111111 LIEU- la AM 20,111111 refal" a1 sar11L 0 Orlsra ad sal. 11 ADC. eM106 all Lail"Lail"M0111 1110.M0M.. CES VAWNLA FaI FIX*4111. Rel 0011 126. 57F6- nn. 1 Per7oPele : 1 1 Nnprowt„6prw : 1 1 NrrproverrMlms Mor.q a 51ww MOUNTAIN GET SOME CANDO S MOYNIGM g .11G S ar-rymp We m. LOVIN'!! RENOVATIONS INC. aN.nere rMlme 24 Hr Date•llne mal m resid"WA Comme tilmPly call OuaMy mom to ralowshons srflbe 1975 Packag"aoaayde,5enoa R 1-900451-7818 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL m1e Im.4h daC01.0t Fix Ext. 9461 • Kitchens • easements • Windows • Door, esnntfes $29Wmn must be 18 • Sall rpon9 • Etc. 571.0755 P-0 X602)9547.20 905-686-5211 1-1ti8-191--6000 wAEtatr FSTCISC 5299 8. 24 b, 1901134151 NNERT-O.TIIE- 3753 0rh H3osuat 1900 SET Renovations MOVE=67T' SS 00 241.6 Customized Basements Move b!q Dr amorll. we nE4v lrPS1CNK Interior Rem hl your Home - - pnot Orem an' Free est. $79Wa.n ,e. 24 nos: All Ia. 1.900 451 3'53 DAILY Drywall, PalntinR, Numbing. yam'atice from ' -900-677 TTI�O 150000 24 Ito24hr em�eTrgerary plumbing piaKes nIll also FREE estimate still spaceComparable ravat w MOONUG9T Call Joan Keegan 905 571-2056 (115) -UR or ESCORT 1I 263.5= SERVICE no clan aleEscom RANGER LANDSCAPING MILKKW for IS 1euwMl6 ?�4.e!P (�1GJs i(✓"ZLY Out COL I trrt4nf Rut..:• (.L 4RA%TFFI)' "'FIIw11 flair els One 11433-94 bra 1909619-2125 141b) 8X16-18178 •pft." � 1$d)-t4aa wbd 0.3p taws S4 p11n19 Apcorlel .e mo -Moran O.c/rrM HrU.d .Iu.d Fret ES - PSYCHICS 1M1. an' JI• ww. Inar"M �J51.9174 eo 2105 5394 ��� Serum . LSE 136-7796. .MIM 11 ,ors no- / oro C, 33X.667470 RESTORCO INC. SPECLAL2EDCLEAIWNG I' "nc'a+pL.ML ,WW m31et6 1 - - r 1 44IW700X4L SERWICES /( p" 423,0230 L A Ale you t,red of all hese broken VOMIS6s I' and poor so w Ilnt you always get- "wi cal E*.m at PASO= we speclalNzI n GORGEOUS floor and carpet care. Conrrlspc al, 1[0,X3.8 20 ,Clusiima. MW off" d ata,% con"M sN Ca for a ft" eSllnlate �.r,�., + ca172&3109 1M C1anlwAft, IFN 125 105-42644" 11130 All 6 low) Don't Forget The 'Mews ����Ad_weJrti-sc r phow opffa- Rre J am 2va- Ak for goof CTM Sat 9-30 k3 3:00. TO Phtcc Your Classified Ad P1L•ase Call 683-0707 I:11 nApe.eMeaM :1 . y""'e`' :1 • yam. DOORS wRw US .ARAGE DOORS :7PENERS. kvk • • Iflsifild. Ftx BROKEN SPRNIOW, CAMLES. 1 LL { t� So" sr 359.951 sweep PAP" 1 Q Fully Insured 1 9os-837 0959 1 ) Caps & Screens 1 • e - n also available. 1 • • 4 1 831-9963 1 _'- OpE14EJAS `-� CLEAN SWEEPS 711-6 be..n 13••04 aaWW ate' 1 SAVE $5 with this coupon exp. Nov. 3097 Mm NNf Min m ~e" � ReNel�r A a l a4M1f'`L^ TMS PAINTING E SMnO1MO, all tvpr. d r•.dr. ares aur nid. a DEM RIEFIDItSHIPIG w,.L....lrp GIr- Ir1ltgr b Extergr Wsforo aid turn w ,arra los a.4'aw European Workman. a 311 onga.r , • ,.•{ran. Noy r >� >pIDa4 vrrrrl Feer {!rico Fast, darn. HOFni41a1rnalas L 4,1 , 4294/704 reiia0k Service lam 420-0061Ruff-I t36drlcNl ar..lp a �1atw.m W f•_ Plam rud chatiffiMd ad on on 17 ymr61pe1s.C6 M11611A1 UrC-A-kewa dey of Rp@idon a MOwMG 37tTH11 • • Twenalt Oft at 1:e4a111ar'eW N Or WARN • AMerai64r !loll of we C31MIOt Vary reencombb W a ^^• am ( tW,ty wan be lespolamom i11p11 A reasonabk rates Ewe Von am J. Bleck adito. alaAl wIs 20 year, cxpencacc X011 h (W 9♦S•2m .P �� For all your NINE t Of 8n sm. ELECTRICIAN INsrt3-71» dl maaf~tneeds47N 1.4M6L7718 Comm: Res. New installatllNLti Renovatk)ru Upgra Sas Free estimates 683 -SM NWATION fro 1111101 Bids YAN be relceiwd frith 5 pm. Friday Octobw 24,1997. for She delid very File NaR / PIC10wbV News Adviertlew In 2w Rural areas OnOfFldwrg Tuesdas and� Work ODrt51$' 01 CONaOtg and daMvwNg of thil popes to moi bores. For more IIMOm1aY0n DOrMfL1 Camilla Or MIOIIaNa 6ti 6117 w • $awl ra.r$ a $rwaal AJAX Moving Systems Full services. moves, appliance and piarao specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage Limits. Now oflerrtg tree boxes with move. Park and load special. starting at $99 and Lip. 725-0005 or 427-OWS l.taaM NNMo�IMI a MNIINIMNCN >/41fM11f/ R4aNeoti 1111 Al1EYb CALL OAttt -Todd FEW— t 1. ., CARPENTER WANTED Mint have imn vehicle. Call Vincent 1905)831-5886 CARPET IKSTuunoKs P. yn?irnn q. our ;p!da6ty .. esnmates D N M Dawn. 987 IT" w 187-t8M wr„w Ciwn DIAMOND SHINE Maid Service ' OYillly .p,annry .tie..iv b.-w!eniy rt}o3S3 —,.,e a 8.14.d Party SerresParty Serres CLOWN / MAGICIAN'S • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 LAWN CARE i LANDSCAPING fA'th 7..rrh- -h � yr�p.iq. rilerbLMrnq d 9w'x^ .a%. sic 0e, r Cans:- ww Free Estimates Doug 571-0360 o•„ 5enncw RAIiI•T WAPM woRK C4.0-, F~ And Al Oa;uias He" M~0-Ww- Can [rias Sw MOBILE FOOTCARE Aasdsmenr of Fen Callus Care Corn 46napff"W" Mad Care LYI W DoxMagWY. R N. IIDs1 �8 8(47 FTNALLT.- .>,rcuncr �- •rtary will do r ;immmt. r -rte ,, rrrhe.rs, .... ... 6604132 _... ':FFVICE yrenw ryrrr.l a .er Can . ' argil!-• rJMNtlyer 9N1�3�9 TUTORING AVAILABLE rr.APARTNEW F0111 for high chord soTW SAVE An sa Engluhcourses, on !IFsoANI ',421 Grades 9 -OAC. AaallNioa NsaeYL t +f n.m Please call AauTaata� (90511666 181A 4 1 l u t r l it no torr mc%om Beautiful Howe Cleaning rrrr r.hmatrs I inch w4'i-17-1 CASTLE CLEANING All floors handwashed. Yost days available. 428-9765 5r.cw s...ew SEN MRS %4R%H FS & Older Adults Car" individuals with experience provON services W Senior Citizens n our community For more nlormatan call 905-420-5114 sp:A RT Na: ♦IT - _Call Susan & Karen Hwn 0.40. CIIfI aeri. 'TUTU. Nd"M John r Al Die Aida 8 Pi(yr@" G .,& Howital n. Ocmbar 14, 1997 win Boo yur Woved taabra at I . SM suits ,-rid r�g tOW 01 A, ,Fm visor Dw plowwo '=nn. Pair. Eba and Cwg &o9w of Actio rim and bwt of mosinaupa 9y tan iii tr I M 1 -Mails hanM swvve was told on Friday Ona 7 1997 M�qt aittnmsad to i'ACEACFIDE FUNERAL aHOME. 28 Otd Kings =0Man (PMdWM Vitap) 9051-488 28. I go" to Ste CIINdmrt's Wish Fo s dabon would L•70reaatad by Ir tarnq. J1f.u/ m 1eV11utI9Gl11 W. LIfI. Since 1872 C'e(e6rat(rrg 124' AnrrirAersary Ack about our no charge warranty program I'WA(rring Village Showroom 32 Old Kingston Rd. (905) 4274066.1(800) 461-0282 Watch for this feature's New Look starting next Sunday! 7o advertise in your area, call the inside sales department at 6x3-0707 THF: \FIAS AD%+R'ristm St'NUA1'. (XT08t:R 19. 1997 -PAGE 33 House of Quality Design & Decor We Create... For You • Colour Scheme • Fine Furniture • Window & Wall Coverings • Decorating Can now 1-800-906-6667 s (905) 725-1311 or visit 712 WILSON RD. S.. OSHAWA DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (9o5) 579-2222 Complete Select on •Jt Vinyl Windows 5 Doors CASE%IENT IN)L HLE 1ileb1lbYL'OCD tit NG TILT- XC'TION • TI ^'}pIMS ?a 14 Bo. - 'ariCe • . N"i3 .1- Doors • ' nn M "on r :,55 b Slle•,Oea1 r. FREE EuwDsMT S WAWW HUTCIYFISON Choose Diamond Contracting for► s7¢ quality renovations and additions S ' "yam 30 Years The Warren Family of Pickering are just one of Diamond's happy customer who built them an addition to the back of their home. irm Wi. w-� has been at the rens vatKm business for more than ZS vrars. Changing the look of luxLws all over Durham Re•guxl torr almost three decades means he's done every prryect you can imagine and kft a Ing trail of satisfied customers. -1 do everything from bathnxxm and kitchen rem wations to second floor and main floor additumis,- says Norm. -1 can also do small pn>fects or build complete custom homes." His company is called Diamond Contracting and he works with a crew that makes sure, when they leave your home and the lob is complete, you'll be satisfied with a job well dune. -We do all of the electrical and plumbing work and take care of all of the plans and permits," says Norm. -We also work closely with the cus- tomer to develop a project that will make them happy an be within their p4mCULAr budget. They provide their customers with free estimates and guarantee their workmanship from I to 5 years depending on the protect. -We can always provide our cus- tomers with references so they can ser the work we've done,- says Norm. -We've had many happy customers over the years and built our business on their many referrals. - The Warren Family (If Pickering are just one of these happy customers who had Dtamond C(ntramng build an addrtiort to the back of their home. -We didn't want to move because we k)ve this area so we added a family room," thev explained. "Diamond Contracting did a great lob and we would recommend them to anyone.' For more information about Diamond call 427-1537. A L� A CONSTRUCTION (ntbomed (naractore Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON PAY HMR •W U) %Y% Y(x('.A\ .U91 -LY IT T(I Ylx'R Gm RILL (.V ().A_( . HOME IMPROYI MOTS .: Wuxg - 7arg - Diyras WE 9JPPlr PERMITS J PANS REFERENCES A PICTURES AVALAME FULL ftSU IED -AL. NOM ;uAAANTEEJ 905-428-8793 lurch St_ Aiaa 14888-845-4424 PAGE M -THF: NEWS ADVFRTISFR SUNDAV.O(T(/BF:R 19-1997 I)ANIEi� I. F A 'I I F, R AN EXPANDING RETAIL COMPANY WITH MANY OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH ARE YOU THE RIGHT CANDIDATE It Vanous M --tions are "v, avadahe in the Alax Area MANAGEMENT TRAINEES SALES PERSONNEL (FULL d PART TIME) WHAT DO YOU NEED TO SUCCEED AT DANIER ? Owte simply, PASSION. Passion for relighting our cu,tnmers. a passi,)!i for our merchandise and passion to he the be,t WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU ? We offer an excellent compensal,on plan Generous employee discount Promote from within policy Sales rococtnitlon, reward, and bonuses DO YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE ? F lease Mad or fax y, v rc,umo to DANIER LEATHER 365 Weston Road Toronto, Ontario M6N 3P7 Fax.(3 t 6) 726-4570 Attention: Litida Montalbano Oslsst - 11r6oy - chngw f11JI-1 THIS WEEK 4*dews Advertiser '.Northumberland AUCTION GOERS!! Dwham Regan resident an now get ul�to-date AUCTION LISTINGS A our new dediated phone lines. NI aucUon ratices M are pud�shed in one of our publicalions will aWomabdy be rxtea an tis ptme Ise. Fwhiclm 683.754� Clarniglon Raide *14 50 I��6I/N TIRE Rad f3 Gas Tank WINTER IS COMING!! service Ltd. rAuto Air CIIxxlitionicert ng Ready ttr winter special Choose one of these ' O""a"ce ;39" ,,,r..,..1 stung goo■4995 Heaters, Rads &Gas Tanks local businesses to service your car for Ld�t�akTest Full Cooling System Service the coming season. s u. 264 Fairall St. Ajax r 3 WINTER IS COMING —426-3463 To advertise on this call Inside feature, 905) 619-1222 F,,,,,,, �, 61 Westn" Rd. S Sales at 683-0707. HI FOLKS !!! FOR ALL YOUR AUTO SERVICE NEEDS, CALL THESE PROFESSIONALS! WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE??? 11 r1 RFADt FOR Cl f 1) ALAI HER DRI, 1NC CONDITION';... HAS IT BEEN WINTERIZED"' HAVE THE BRAKES BEEN CHECKED RECENTLY??' DOES IT PULL TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT, DRIVING OR BRAKINGTr DOES IT LEAK OIL??? DOES IT LEAK COOLANT!?' DOES IT LEAK GAS??' DO THE TIRE HAVE ENOUGH TREAD DEPTH:^? DO ALL THE LIGHTS COME ON WHEN NEEDED??? ETC_ETC._ETC... ARE YOU SURE IT WON? BREAK DOWN ON YOU WHEN YOU NEED IT THE MOST??? If: 1OU'RE No SURE COME TO THRIFTY MECHANIC SHOP •, s A S oti STOMER SATISFACilON Saikali wants to thank all his valued customers, friends and suppliers who have made it possible for his business to grow, and reconfirms his following promise of customer satis- ITS A GOOD PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE STEP TO HAVE A 107 POINT BUMPER TO BUMPER INSPECTION DONE PLUS LUBE, OIL AND FILTER FOR ONLY $37.95 (MOST VEHICLES) WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE YOU C aaa, 619-2899 221 Westney Rd. S., Unit A. Ajax DEOXIDIZATION Protect Your Car! Protect Your PamU WAX BUFFY' BROlG YOUR CAR M THE •tr.a thirty. S" -r ■rang Eire Ckw" i Detsi" of Cars. Trucks and Cuatorn Vehic el rMRSE Baswrss AUVCX BODY VO WAdAn LANOWAMIM All COLUS os wars -"oft"»nRoom T Ar■TrsltiTty wo Caps a 7h9dn fraRM Straiyfll■nlrtp • RIIt1 i■O■ks fRl■1/a11E1 .� MW PRMCTM OL. 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The damaged vehicle n placed on the frame machine and notating '-.sets ni—sure ctiwCsttcxety thn ugho rt the repair while the computer calculous and updates compansoss every three second.%. 71s Genesis Ucctro sc I -ser Mcasunng Equipment also ' benefits the insuramc industry by providing the most 3—{ accurate and reliable hams adjusmww with i n pa st nabk have the Aquabase walcrbonc paint system from M�l ICI Autocobr and is guaranteed for i years. Thu water- based pawn is an cm•irowincatally-fri�caMy podia that win he used in the finishing of vehichs in the body shop. F r:f,cr Ford Collision Centre if!/7i'f� FALL CHECK UP OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 31, 1997 0 INCLUDES: Jra►ttarah�b Iwsrlect kJ& 40 -1 - Exhaust systems shock absorbers, stao 7, hoot and roar suspension, batbry cables and connectors, all belts and fluid levels, air cleaneir/fflter, radiator and heater hoses 1('11 Cbmavilei alveludtes. 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