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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_02_11Durham's Great Outdoc A winter guide to fun... See page T PickeringPICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY CET ABRANCH ews Pi C-k('1'i ng s CU ill m u n t,, Gagnon troial Pickering man victim of `execution killing' Crown Attorney BlSTEPHEN EPHEN SH •\w' Ul RH AM ST -AH The two men accused of fatally shooting an Oshawa sports store owner in the head and the execution -style slaying of a Pickering man went on to commit a string of violent holdups using firearms stolen during the bloody Gagnon Spoors rob- bery. the Crown alleges. The "hrutal and homfic" crime spree %caned Sept. 14, 1994, with the kidnapping �. and "execution killing" of Ken Thomas. 55. w ho>c car uas used for the robbers that same day. prosecutor Greg O'Driscoll said. Then, about 5:20 p.m., the two men. armed and masked. ROGER carred out a lightning -quick P.ARDV raid at the sporting goods Fatal gunshot stone. storming the Simcoc wound to the Street South family -run husi- head ,Y nes% yelling: "This is a holdup. cscr,.txxls get on the t floor.-' Within 90 %ecorids, owner Roger Pard,.. 43, had a bullet in the head and lay dead "within reaching olmunce of his hrtxhm-in-law (Jerry Gagnon) and a few feet away from his wife:' said Mr O'Dri%coll. Two employees and a customer also lay wounded on the Aoxx, suffering gunshot wounds to the chest and head. -(That da%) the lives of two very fine, loving women were former and irreparahly altered... (by) cnmes of violence which tore then families apart and brought the two loscthcr:' Mr O'- Driscoll said of the victims' wive%, Danielle Thomas and ti ithalic Pandy. The widows of the murdered men, accompa- nied tai court by their children, ye%terday faced their husbands' accusal killers when they each testified during an emotional first da% of tote long-awaited trial in a Whitby courtroom. Mrs. Pandy. court heard. was with her 14 -year- old son, Justin, cetoking dinner in the residential pan of the Gagnon Sports building when she heard the sound of muffled gunshots. She te%iified she peered through a window and saw one of the robbers standing with a gun, then went to her hednxmi and hit a '-panic" alarm, sending a 911 call to police. After hearing the "screech" from the fleeing getaway car, she and Justin :i:: .ni o the store where they found Mr. Pard% fatally wounded. *1 saw Roger lying there .. Justin was there: she ,aid. pausing then towing her head to fight Oil crrtoUon R„sh.in \ ,,ir•vali and Ronald James Wood- cock h,i%r ; %ided not guilty it, two counts first-degree murder in the caths of fr. Pardo and Mr homas. The two are al,o accused of [menu% other offences, in- uding the attempted mur- :rs of Rand% Jenkins. David xccr. W'csle% Glaspell and �corgc Haralampopolos, _ also shot during the robbery J , hE \ the "forcible scourer -or Mr. Thomas- wearing disgui%cs THON AS and robbery. 'Simplc' day Mr O'Dnscoll, in his open- ended in ing staterneni to the six men tragedy and six women Jur, rs. gave an outline of Ilk- t - ,ern'% case arid the c%i&-ncc it intend, w call duuog it., trial. Mr (burros'% day began a% a "sin ple" one. Ica%ing the family'% Mo twelAnds Crescent home in Pickering aNut 10.30 a.m to do sortie bank- ing, Mr O'Driscoll %:ud. When he failed to come home later in the evening. Mrs Thomas began to worn "some- thing was terribly wrung." Her fears were s, -in realised. Where Mr. Thomas met his accused killer% isn't clear, but Mr O'Driscoll contends \1r See TRIM -,"Page 3 Newspaper since 1965 WEEKDAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from *4.15 u so LTOFE:'tQ�M 11 Optional 1 \vo•ek home deliver -\ o harge S5/ $1 neA'sstand Frliruar\ 1 I . 1998. Vol. 33. 1o. O. Pressrun i -'.SUIT tO pa};es ---PMO by Andrew Iwanowski Sticking it to them Three-year-old Joseph Raggiunti keeps his eye on the ball at one of the many activities offered for families at the Ajax R'interfest event which cut last Saturday. The event, hosted at the WI-ean Community Centre, featured indoor and outdoor events, including this target display using tennis balls. Helping Joseph %tay on target is his father, Lou. Cuts blamed for emergency Ajax hNepital crisis 9 Y BY I: ARIA\\t TAKA( J %I \1 F RI-. polrrFR Provincial cutbacks are to blame for surgery cancellations and patients spending days in the emergency department waiting for beds at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital, according to its %ice- pre%ident of patient %crt. ices. Geri Geldart says the hospital doesn't have the money to keep open the number of beds need -d to serve the community during peak use period like the one being experienced now. and the pn,b- icor i%:,,mlxmnded by cmcrgcn,) patients being -We knew when we diel it it was gong to sent here by hospitals across the re%t of the GTA cause pre%surc on the hospital:' says Ms. Geldart. suffering from the same shortage of funds and who reports summer was "dreadful" at the cmer- beds. gency department and the port-Chri%tmas period "We've run out of flexibility to cope with has been had as well, these peaks:' explains Ms. Geldart. "You would -We were line until the weekend right alter never have had this crisis three years ago" Christmas. It was like the floodgate, opened up APGH had to close more beds last spring to and there were patients everywhere" deal with reductions in provincial funding and In recent months the hospital has freyuenih has been struggling since to keep up to emer- had to go on 'redirect :onsidcrati„n', hire it gency demands. she says. See ('O\UI'170\ I'.ii. INSIDE The Great Outdoors -- Budget . There n a 11111e "mit.-Thing offered for hn'this Durhampublic board aims to vvintrr in Durrhaam RegiRrcin - Page 7. 1 The 1Recycler's Report -- You're asked to help create to neer life for stray animals ! paw 9 Editorial Page .......6 Entertainment . - ...11 Sports ....... ....12 Classified .........13 SAW Estate .......REI jilow TO BEACH us General ......683-5110 ! I Death Notices .683-3005 Auction Line ..683-7545 Sincerely Yours - . 1-800-662-8i23 Internet ............ ww-w'.durhamnew., net put more money into classroom won't he affected "in any appreciable way:' Mr. Tr- bovich notes, "There will be some challenges" Recent reforms gave the provincial government the :csponsibility of setting education taxes and allo- cating funds to school hoards across the province. The Ministry of Education and Training has indicat- ed the amount of money school boards receive in September will be based on a per -pupil allocation. Details should be released by the end of the month. Durham's public board is in the lower third of On- tario's school boards when it comes to spending, Mr. Trbovich said. So, he expects the board will fare well under the new "student focused" funding formula. "This board is well positioned in this new exer- cise" But, he reports the board needs to continue to find See SCHOOLIPage 2 order 10 YuWK fair final play Sttttwftyi " ow limit t# idt W Hart mill hWa pw f� tJM ft P~. e Harris took: t� �IC Clg�-FCa� hitt to VP fatty in t umi- i' BY SUSAN O'1NEILL STAFF REPORTER Durham District School Board trustees are being urged to pass the short -year budget Monday iso they can focus on preparing for the new funding formula coming into effect this September. While the Province has not yet released the details of the funding model, board superintendent of busi- ness Run Trbovich said officials need to use the next few months "to examine options to see what the im- pacts might tie” RON Mr. Trhovich told trustees gathered for a special TRBOVICH information session on the shun -year budget the l,xamine hoard needs to begin "seeking ways to enhance the basic allocation the government provides (for the Options to see next school }ear)" the impacts' While he said the board is hopeful programmes won't he affected "in any appreciable way:' Mr. Tr- bovich notes, "There will be some challenges" Recent reforms gave the provincial government the :csponsibility of setting education taxes and allo- cating funds to school hoards across the province. The Ministry of Education and Training has indicat- ed the amount of money school boards receive in September will be based on a per -pupil allocation. Details should be released by the end of the month. Durham's public board is in the lower third of On- tario's school boards when it comes to spending, Mr. Trbovich said. So, he expects the board will fare well under the new "student focused" funding formula. "This board is well positioned in this new exer- cise" But, he reports the board needs to continue to find See SCHOOLIPage 2 order 10 YuWK fair final play Sttttwftyi " ow limit t# idt W Hart mill hWa pw f� tJM ft P~. e Harris took: t� �IC Clg�-FCa� hitt to VP fatty in t umi- i' 1*1Z2 • T=NMS ADVERTMIt WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11, IM t, �1 ��""still, 11111111111111 budget .. , . . . a„ PACKAGESAFETY challenge Dance issued s • • Dinner For Two • Roues For The ladies ��; , c `45.00/couple SCHOOI.I \ From page I d Pleasure •oa C,.ap •raas•ap .ant. asrsla. •a1.B.eaa. ways to redirect money into the 1111ch•aialled ar mt.wae..awtater Hast and sm •rani f.ac-- — — aIL-�a.—so'0—ot—o—ar -- classroom. II He cited the board's intro- � �oe� 159 duction of the I computer soft - your vehicle's engine 1 I while redtneingemiasions and 1 ware known as asset increasing gas mileage, Vehicles; Mapnet Plus that has I All participating locations. Not good with any 1 NlCiiYw resulted I other coupon/offer See manager for details. in over $1 mil- I Offer expfr"March 7/tag lion in trans- L _ _ _ _ _ � Semite G1laranfeed_ _ _ _ _ J purtation sav- ings. The money r-----��-----—______—i is being redirect- schools, t� I *sow withto t with the average lIe will replace worn %9961 e l e m e n t a r y pads or linings, ( school receiving add brake fluid and inspect igig*ap �estic cars1 between $4,(M epilebrake system. $5,000 as aOr artsbo a. result. Offer expires March 7/98 `BATE "We need to demonstrate that L _ _ _ _Servie� Gt�aranbed — _ — _ — — J we are effi- ��=-- Precj$ion Time Auto Cm cient." he .aid "1 think we have 355 BAYLY ST. 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Feb. 14th, 98 A Romantic Evening with 4ibCaafllNight A Wine Live Entertainment with Martin Barret tripper level dining room limited reservations 99 420-2020 ir�1V rrrr Many more instore specials 1ti�OtMMMfca F or 'rest i 1701 tlm $ ?, • 99 Asst. ftrotas 11$4Triaminicol DM 100 ml o Plus 50% 6=8 -9 9 t1aCh Fruit of the Earth 1f-tt. C or Vanilla or Aloe 99 a corn Butter t tidtrach 710 ml 1i Offer valid until Feb. 28, 1998 nw.y VVe reserve the night to Emit $ y 8 n quantities. Vftle supplies last jy( + Mn Nr 420.401 1 1450 Kingston Rd. 191 viIcrtilufN Sr"all PRIME RIB C* DPMR Saturday 6-10 P.M. fW $KNI tMtl1SEvV \ Includes: 0" Dessert Z Salad taps & grill Call For Reservations! MUD HEN'S TAPS & GRILL 1211 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING, ONTARIO Tel: (905)339.5570 WE ARE CLEARING OUT OUR 1997 FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONERS SAVE $7 OO UP To5 lPKQ C4LL NOW! ioiniiiiu� niuiwHeaft & Air Caddo* • lit ti • RE>1i•I' • FINANCE 905-488-0884 Visit Our Whitby Showroom • 1380 Hopkins St. ESTAVRANT & BAR 71. y..., A-" 1.,... 4 n.! f. ....f Dessert Sar • Gcr puta mt Catenno at+aibW for torr Otfice or Prmire Paries 603 KINGSTON ROAD PICKERING truest of li tes Roads ,(905) 420-1855 w Va o/IV/1IER B�IIFFET Sat. • tLeo tM 1008 G*fS io% SENlpgg ptSCOINftS • Ji, Dinner a„ 8t Dance Deluxe Prime Rib r t Dinner For Two • Roues For The ladies r c `45.00/couple D.J. Love Songs \ For Your Dancing d Pleasure tt: Sat. Feb. 14th r Dinner 7:30pm otrEILL W COME v iIL1. I14 A GETAWAY WEEKEND •1rREE HOTEL t AUTO BRITE 'a DETAII. & GLASS SWEETHEARTSPECIALF A Touch of Lotvixg Carefor Your Vehicle 10 DIS oo 010 w Woialtil t %bwWonorbldwRild `fur edge on the �c sdCO/Mpetfttflox is the quafty 1 of our work" to 170 FULLER ST. *5 41AX 905-426+-1383 The W8terfimt at the Shores of Liverpool Live entertainment every Fri. A Sat. Valentines Dinner & Dance Sat. Feb. 14th, 98 A Romantic Evening with 4ibCaafllNight A Wine Live Entertainment with Martin Barret tripper level dining room limited reservations 99 420-2020 ir�1V rrrr Many more instore specials 1ti�OtMMMfca F or 'rest i 1701 tlm $ ?, • 99 Asst. ftrotas 11$4Triaminicol DM 100 ml o Plus 50% 6=8 -9 9 t1aCh Fruit of the Earth 1f-tt. C or Vanilla or Aloe 99 a corn Butter t tidtrach 710 ml 1i Offer valid until Feb. 28, 1998 nw.y VVe reserve the night to Emit $ y 8 n quantities. Vftle supplies last jy( + Mn Nr 420.401 1 1450 Kingston Rd. 191 viIcrtilufN Sr"all PRIME RIB C* DPMR Saturday 6-10 P.M. fW $KNI tMtl1SEvV \ Includes: 0" Dessert Z Salad taps & grill Call For Reservations! MUD HEN'S TAPS & GRILL 1211 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING, ONTARIO Tel: (905)339.5570 WE ARE CLEARING OUT OUR 1997 FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONERS SAVE $7 OO UP To5 lPKQ C4LL NOW! ioiniiiiu� niuiwHeaft & Air Caddo* • lit ti • RE>1i•I' • FINANCE 905-488-0884 Visit Our Whitby Showroom • 1380 Hopkins St. ESTAVRANT & BAR 71. y..., A-" 1.,... 4 n.! f. ....f Dessert Sar • Gcr puta mt Catenno at+aibW for torr Otfice or Prmire Paries 603 KINGSTON ROAD PICKERING truest of li tes Roads ,(905) 420-1855 w Va o/IV/1IER B�IIFFET Sat. • tLeo tM 1008 G*fS io% SENlpgg ptSCOINftS • Ji, Trial' be ins with g emotional first day in Gagnon shooting TRIAIJFrom page I That robber. said Mr. O'Driscoll, cut W«nkock and Mr. Nouruzah "forcibly his hand on a shard of glass leaving be - seized" Mr. 'Mornay and drove him t(' a hind bled which was later matched secluded area near the Pickering nuclear through DNA analysis as Mr. Nouroza- plant. li's. It was there where Mr. Thomas "had the (Town intends to (all evidence in his life ended at age 55 in the trial which will link the what can only be described : two accused men to five as an execution." ther robberies which later The prosecution be- s occurred in the London area. lieves the self-employed Mr. Nourozdi, Mr. Wood - carpenter was taken to the cock and a third man, Derek remote area, ordered to Thompson, were responsible kneel on the ground and ! for the March 10, 1995 then shot four tines in the holdup of a grocery store in back of the head. St. Thomas, just outside His skeletal remains London, the jury was told. were found fixer nulnths 11tIcy were arrested minutes later. alder the robbery in a dramat- Mr. Pardy's murder was Ii police "takedown" and equally "callous;' Mr. O'- 1„und in possession of three Driscoll said. "capons — two .45 calibre The robbers, one short handguns later identified as and one taller. wermghal- Pickering re\ldent Bolen during the Gagnon aclavas covering their en- Danielle Thomas sat Sports robbery. It is the tire faces, including their through opening ar- Crown's theory the purpose e\ burst into tlx lar of the Gagnon Sports rob- eY pons: gumrnts yesterday. was "solei to obtain" sptMs storcjust Fiel(re 5:3U -- _ �' Y p.mordering customers and Staff to the guns fix the later holdups. flax. Mr O'Driscoll suggested a pattern of When employee Randy Jenkins evidence will show Mr Woodcock ck and turned to the robbers and said. "Yost gut Mr Nouroiah are "beyond a reasonable to he kidding" the shotur of the two. doubt" the rncn resrx>nslhIe for the armed Ixlssibly with a sawed-off rifle Gagnon sf,ori,--•hFen, the murder of with a silencer on the end, responded by Mr Thomas an,l 0' c , nher hemi, shooting him in the arm. "Pico think I'm A/ f kidding. Thisis no f joke.' Mr. O'- bber l Witted the robber as saying before the %h of w r fired. Within nx> 8�0 merits cust(irtier David Spicer waX shot in the chest A- �ntas and a bullet braced the head of a t! crouching employ- • CC. wcsdey Glimpell. Meanwhile. standing behind 1 Ilse aut.+ter (>! his store was Mr. Alydv wM_ Mr THE 11 f„ -FA ;E J Room Sale PAINTER'S CHOICE 0/0 l 111.16 11,,or -omPlete se1c,ti"11 III Pamh•r's ( hoot r Interior Pruni\. 25 1 OFF* PAIN1ER'S ('11010E VUNIER'S ('11010E leilinK L.tlrx Satin Ldtrx ��.r.�l1497•,r1996 LLt .In' rr�d tr lr lrollnmmti tr 1 hilly minor ..z11 .eel louth-u Ps unfn•rl<v corn .tet ..I .., I— is 1(Yrsof Irasid tone's -N..: .•„ Imw P,U \ fER'S CHOICE is h- t•Il lalt'x 22�7 Ila\ shed -n 1 ,lldble lino+h a•t,mar 6)r hallwdvs . 1i . 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Picketing 839-2252 705 Kingston Road, # 18, (huv C v Whites Rd) Pickerino, 420-2548 TM NEWSK EDNIK 111911111 Condition Critical... Ajax -Pickering hospital staff struggles with emergency patient volume CONDITION/From page I __ ago, sa} s Nts. Geldart, there were usually zero to be discharged. cancelled or admitted sends all but the most senously III patients arriv_ six patients waiting in emergency for six to 12 She notes the crush has been particularly ing by ambulance to other hospitals as far away hours to he admitted. In recent months up to 18 hard on %tato', who are exhausted and frustrated as Nonh York because it has no beds. At the at a time have waited for admission, and the wait at not being able to %otic patents as well as they same time. other hospitals in tete GTA have would like. had to do the same thing, so on occasion APISH has had to take patients from as far away as west Toronto when no hospitals in be- tween had space, As well. APGH has sometimes had to can- cel elective surgery to ensure emergency ca- pacity was available. So many surgeries were being cancelled last O tobev and No%ember that the hospital derided to temporarily open five additional hells for a tc% weeks to deal with the situation. '14'c didn't have the money for those. but we spent it amwav:' sav% Ms Geldart She Ms. Gcldan says none of the suggestions by the Province on ways hospitals should free up beds to deal with the crisis are applicable to APGH. She explains the hospital already meets benchmarks for shortening patient stays and that only a few heds are Icing taken up by patients waiting to be admitted to chronic care or rehabilitation hospitals. As for the suggestion the emergency depart- ment is being clogged up by people who could go to their own doctors or walk-in clin- ics for care, she notes those are not the pa- tients who end up needing to he admitted to notes elective surgeries are frequently quite sc- hospital and they really have nothing to do nous operations and are only 'elective' in that has been extended from 24 to 4S hours before with the crisis. they are scheduled ahead of time. Among those emergency patients are given priority for beds "Our problem is the number of patients lying suffering fromtore cancellations was a woman over elective surgery r surgy patient"lha -% The change was in the emergency department waiting to tie ad - made, she explains, because maintaining the 24- mitted to in-patient beck:' scheduled to undergo "fairly major surges" in hour standard would have meant carcclhng tow APGH official., expect to meet with Ministry mid-Januan whose mother had flown in to beak main surgeries. of Health representatives this week to discuss after Mev sncellL . IN%. Geldart and other hospital staff meet the emergency situation here. M%. Geldart points "N'd no choir blit the day hxf fol her surgery. (daily at S:30 a.m. to review the status of patients out APGH has worked really hard over the last We had no eMnse. It was just awful" either in hospital. on the waiting list fix surgery few years to become more efficient and cope cf- Elective surgery admissions are usually can- or in the emergency department waiting for ad- festively with funding redactions. "There's celled once there are 10 patients who have wait- mission. It's their unple;tsant joh to prioritize des nothing mom we can do until they give us ed 4S hours in emergency to he admitted. A year patient% according to need and decide who will money" Patients don't blame hospital for delays It was standing -room -only for some in the. emergency department at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Monday as staff struggled to deal with a backl„e of III and injured peo- ple. Hospital vice-president of patient services Gert Geldart reports the department saw 1311 patients that day, compared u, the usual a%- cragc of 100 to 120. Some of lhosc came b% ambulance from Metro Toronto after having hien turned away by oyer -hardened hospitals there. APGH was on 'redirect consrdcra- la”' for some of the day• so amhu- lance patients heading to APGH were sent elsewhere. but a request to the ambulance service to extend that sta- tus was dented because all (cher area hospitals were in the same sat"Km Gail Davies of %rhitby wa% at the emergency deparumni with her moth- cr,,I%ahcllc Hutton of Ajax, who was brought in by ambulance around 2:30 p.m. suffering from abdominal pains. A dosur had advised Nts. Davies to take her %2 -year-old mo'thcr to hospi- tal. It was an hour before emergency muff could get Ms Hutton into an oh- servatiun room and another hour be- fore the doctor came to look r1 her. Ms. Da%ic% stud the observation rooms were full and the waiting area wa% w packed some people had to stand. "It was very stressful fir the d(x or and nurses. It shouldn't be that way I put it right back to the government. There's tow many cuthacks" It was 9:30 when Ms Hutton was discharged. and M% Dasies said the emergency department visit was a -traumatic experience" for her mother. But she doesn't blame the crowding and delays on the hospital. "Their hands are tied. Thev're doing the best they can. You just don't want to get sick and have to go to the hospital. - Helen Gomc% of Ajax went to the emergency department around 4:30 p.m. Monday with a migraine so se- vere she was fighting back tears as she The Groove Master E -mad address that appeared in Sunday. Feb. 8 was incorrect. The correct E-mail is: �E-Mail: crowntek@sympatico.ca We regret any inconvenw" this may have caused. CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears 1/2 Price Insignia 10K Gold lery flyer, page 25, item ff29o44, 112 F 2 Gal. Craftsman WeVDry Vacuum Reg. 9 Sale $99.99. reads: 40 hp model. have read: 4 he model. regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. 1050 661144 ,Rd. *4" 16 sat in the waiting r(wm. "The nurse saw me and she said there was a wait and she'd try to get me in as sown as %tic could;" said Ms Gomcs. but she was still in the noisy waiting num an hour -and -a -half later. "It's so loud in here:" she added. explain - int note tend% to make a migraine worse but stall had told her there wac nowhere else she could wait. Ms Gomes said she went to the hospital last year with the same problem and only had to wait 15 minutes to he seen by a doctor. She said she hchcvcd the delay was related to provincial health funding cutbacks and that something had io be done to make the health system fun:Uon properly "11'% not w„rk tic” stir 1.1111 Dan McTeague MP Ajax/Pickering/Uxbridge Will be hosting his 541° Town Hall Meeting Thurs. Feb. 12 7-9p.m. It will be held at the Ajax Council Chamber at 65 Harwood Ave. South All are Welcome. AJAX PICKERING HOSPITAL FOUNDATION Notice is hereby given that a General meeting of the members of the Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation will be held on Wednesday, March 11, 1998 at 7:00 p.m. in the West Tower Conference Rooms at the Hospital. Members and interested parties are cordially invited to attend. Nancy J. Maxwell Chair Board of Directors Shirley J. Freek Secretary Board of Directors WdI?I7Q.`14�L J, GMTEM Supplies CERAMIC Greenware MfORKSHOP Bisque 41"ioaIrWillptWfl@ Tiles vid6tomte your dm" bisque • & Pam ATST.M.41% 1050 661144 ,Rd. *4" 16 sat in the waiting r(wm. "The nurse saw me and she said there was a wait and she'd try to get me in as sown as %tic could;" said Ms Gomcs. but she was still in the noisy waiting num an hour -and -a -half later. "It's so loud in here:" she added. explain - int note tend% to make a migraine worse but stall had told her there wac nowhere else she could wait. Ms Gomes said she went to the hospital last year with the same problem and only had to wait 15 minutes to he seen by a doctor. She said she hchcvcd the delay was related to provincial health funding cutbacks and that something had io be done to make the health system fun:Uon properly "11'% not w„rk tic” stir 1.1111 Dan McTeague MP Ajax/Pickering/Uxbridge Will be hosting his 541° Town Hall Meeting Thurs. Feb. 12 7-9p.m. It will be held at the Ajax Council Chamber at 65 Harwood Ave. South All are Welcome. AJAX PICKERING HOSPITAL FOUNDATION Notice is hereby given that a General meeting of the members of the Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation will be held on Wednesday, March 11, 1998 at 7:00 p.m. in the West Tower Conference Rooms at the Hospital. Members and interested parties are cordially invited to attend. Nancy J. Maxwell Chair Board of Directors Shirley J. Freek Secretary Board of Directors DWMSWdft Put to the test in TECHNO Challenge Grade 7 and 8 students from across Durham region are In for a hit of a surprise Friday as If— test their math and science skills at TF.C'HNO Challenge '98. The fourth annual competition, being held at at Oshawa -s St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Hall, is a day -long event which provides students frorn both Durham school boards the opportunity Ut apply their knowledge while tackling a top-se- cret design challenge. "The contest itself is left un- known until the day of the competi- tion," says John Briggs, technical resources officer with the Durham District School Board. Mr. Briggs reports students are "given a bunch of raw materials and resources and they're challenged to build something with those materi- als" In past years, students have built towers and platform% and construct- ed catapults and parachutes from re- cycled materials. Audrey Cartile. organizer of the event for the Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board, says students in that school system will begin the challenge with a series of brain teasers to get them in the right frame of mind. Students will then spend the rest of the day in teams of three develop- ing their design. The winning team will he judged "on the process as well as the prod- uct,** rod- uct;- she says. Ms. Cartile reports the top teams from each school hoard will ad- vance to the Ontario challenge in Kitchener May 6. She also notes Friday's compcti- tion will he followed by a second in - school competition April 25 that will see students building mousc- trap-powered racing cars. 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Bring this ad to Sears Whole Home Furniture Store- Whitby- and SAVE AN ADDITIONAL OFF already reduced yellow ticketed clearance merchandise valid til close. Sunday, Feb 15/98 • - THE NEWS AIN' FEBRUARY 11. If" V Editorl*als and Letters PHONE: 683-5110 MAX: 683-7363 ♦ Editorial Keep Hydro, on a short leash Staff of the federal regulatory agency which oversees the Pickering nuclear plant say it should be granted a two-year operating licence if it meets certain conditions by the end of March. A local nuclear watchdog group argues the station should only be given a six-month permit to keep Ontario Hydro on a short leash. Somewhere in between. we believe, the public interest is best served. Atomic Energy Control Board staff are recom- mending the problem -plagued power plant be given the longer licence because "progress is being made by Ontario Hydro" in addressing de- ficiencies at the station. Hydro officials "have done a comprehensive self-assessment:' reports Barn Parsons, the AECB's senior site officer at the Pickering plant. "They have come up with well-defined pro- grammes to get them where the% want to be:' Mr. Parsons reports it will take at least a year for those efforts to have an impact and another fewmonths to evaluate them, so the two -Near li- cence makes sense. It doesn't make sense. he feels, to give the station another nine-month permit like the one under which it's currently operating. It "would not serve the same purpose as the previous one did. We use short licences to get licensees' at- tention and we got their attention" Howc%er. AECB staff report. the progress being made b% HNdro to address problems at the Pickering plant is slow and much remains to he donee. Enter Durham Nuclear Awareness spokesman Dave 'Martin, who argues for the six-month per- mit. "The short licences are the only wav to en- sure Ontario Hydro compliance'- with AECB or- ders to clean up its act. We tend to agree with DNA that Hydro should he kept on a short leash — even though the clearly anti-nuclear group's %views may need to be taken with a grain of salt. With the degree of public concern over the nuclear station and the fact AECB staff admit Hydro has a long way to go to make things right at the Pickering plant, a two-year licence just isn't appropriate at this time. Two years is the standard licensing period for a nuclear station that's meeting standards set out by the AECB. Pickering isn't. On the other hand, a six-month permit is too shun when the station's performance does ap- pear to he improving and it needs time to imple- ment changes being made. When the AECB makes a final decision on the licence after submissions u) its March 24 meet- ing in Oshawa. it should seriously consider an- other nine-month permit to keep Hydro's atten- tion on the task at hand. .� To respond to this edit—ml ,-all /nfosoun-e w rlftK(1 Se 6N? -i040 and dial 1 /09 .We asked... Thr question is: What do }ecu think of the rec- ommendation by staff of the Atomic Energy Con- trol Board that the Pickering nuclear station be given a two -near o ratio licence'' Ajax-Pickerink News Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper Published "Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 Publisher: Tim Whittaker v Letters to the editor Ontario Hydro needs public/private partnership To the editor net importer of powet. l intano Mr Martin claim, :he Da%id Martin is quite right will he entering the compeu- P%% L-, call for a public/pr)vatc when he says in his Feb. 1 let- five electricity arena with our partnership contradicts our ter tho test of any decision on hands tied hehind our hac6 long-standing positions against the future of nu.'-ar power in and our public assets gathering the pri%atization of Ontario Ontario "should ht ab(wt safe- dust. Meanwhile. ratepayers Hydro. This is not true. We ty and the economic cost for will hatoc to pa% more for their stand by our belle( that when it ratepayers" He didn't mention power and higher debt service comes fi) vital infrastructures the environment. but i presume charges on H_idro's long-term such As the electricity system. he would include this As afwth- debt. And, we will be crusting public is far preferable to pri- er important consideration. It a large number of highly vatic This is not. howcwer, the is for these reasons that the skilled jobs to the U.S. and the choice now facing Ontario. Power Workcrs' Union has negative economic impact on Our choice is between expen- called for a puhlic/private part- some Ontario communities sive, polluting. American re- nciship to rcfurhi%h public nu- will he severe. placement power and a Cana- clearassets at a fire when they If a private sector partner than public/pnvate partnership arc needed most. brings rexurces and expertise that provides cheater. fkm-tx)I- W hether we like it or not. that could turn around this situ- luting dom mic power that will competition in the North ation, and a deal can he struck create many )ohs here in On - American electricity industry that is in the public interest• it tario. is upon us. Since Ontario makes sense to support it. un- The decision is ubvnxis. Hydro is owned by the people less you are %o oppo.cd to nu- Therc is a clear -cul case for of the province, its success or clearpowcr that you doxt't care private sector participation in failure in the marketplace will if the alternatives are higher these circumsuncc%. Ontario make a measurable ccoaomic electricity rates ofd more pol- needs the power. The envinxt- difference to each of us. its lution. Yes, we need to do more rnenl coukh use less pollution. competitive success will be on renewable energy and ener- More investment in the nuclear ours. Arid vicc-versa. It is im- gy efficiency. Who) doesn't:' programme can ixifv make the portant to Ontario's economic The PWU has long Advocated plants salcr. Public tw nciship well-being that H}dro's SSO- birth. But in the meantime, would he retained. And billion portfolio of assets be Ontano industries and rem- Hydro's resultant ability to sell managed for maximum pufox- dents need cheap, reliable energy into a market that is 2i mance. power and they definitely pre- times the size of Ontario's will Hydro management say ter it he non-polluting. %%'ell- bring Hvc ro's debt down a lot they do not have the rc%urces run nuclear plant% fulfill all facer and pay fiscal dividends to effectively manage a full nu- these requirements. to the people of the province clear recovery. They plan to But Mr. Martin's organizes- for generations. tackle the upgrading job in tion. Durham Nuclear Aware- We have already made a big phases. They want to shut ness. has never been interested investment in our nuclear as - down a substantial portion of in hearing of the economic and sets. As lung as they can he op - our nuclear energy capacity for environmental benefits of nu- crated safety and efficiently years and replace it with mitre clear power. DNA wants On- (and they can), it wuu d be expensive power from coal tario to get rid of our nuclear folly to walk away from them. plants in the Ohio Valley which assets• whatever the conse- do not meet nearly the same quences, and uses technical ig- John D. Murphy. emission standards as On- norance and irresponsible President, tario's fossil -fuel plants. As a scare -mongering as tactics. Power Workers' Union ANNE POLONEN Opinion Shapers Pickering resident Anne Polonen enjoys homemaking, reading, writing and creating with her computer. Little miracles Most stay-at-home mums have at one time or another experienced the peculiar malady known as 'Child care Overkill'. 1 realized I had had my first hout of it when i informed my visiting mother that "Mummy has to go to the bath- room now.- Even the flushing of the toilet didn't drown out my mother's howls of laughter. The next indication came when items 1 through 5 on my 'to du' list read "organize the toys." i was waging .1 war against the toys and the toys were winning. i thought, this is the real To), Ston. It began as a cold war. Mommy versus The Tovs didn't make home headlines every day. An army of plastic containers was brought in. The strategy was simple. Divide and conquer. With the toys con- tained and lahelled. the enemy would he on the shelf: most of the time. However, the situation be- came tense when injuries were in- curred. If you've ever stepped on a piece of Lego without protective f(x)twcar, you know the encounter can leave you hobbling. 1 marched — sort of — into my son's room. After, quite sponta- neously, adopting an cxprc%%ion of extreme rage. 1 shoved the offend- ing object a few irwhc% from his face. M, on. a bright lad, quickly nipped it from my trembling fin- gers and dropped it into his newly acquired, state-of-the-art Rubber- maid container. The crisis was fur- ther diftuscd with his tentative smile. Time for a night course:' i was definitely looking for job satisfac- tion. The sky was the colour of Hw%. 1111 crime and the barometer was falling as fast as the Canadian dollar. 1 felt sluggish and unin- %pircd. Yet it leapt to the eye — and ao the car — that my children were celebrating life. They were running, jumping, shouting, laugh- ing and messing up the house with untainted enthusiasm and energy. Even uh%crving their mother glar- ing at them didn't prevent them from offering freewill hugs and "I love vows'. Children are amazing. It was then that 1 decided that the middle of February was the perfect time to celebrate the mira- cle of children. Since spring was still buried under the snow and those first green buds would not be unfurling anytime soon, something was needed to dispense these win- ter doldrums. More than a flu shut, needed a big dose of childish en- thusiasm. Why not laugh and jump just because'! of, %c.. lax. nt. . I S -F•1- CHERYL HAII—, Assistant Prouuction Manager futpl/www durhamnew, net - - LILLIAN HOOK Admmwraiion Manager Almk%L AM 469-%� • Canaaan d Member Haan ewrtl Member The end ()f each day hycgs par- Social assistance provincial responsibility ocular satisfaction. As m hildren lay sleeping 1 thank God for such To the editor: some people into Durham, of everyone from every place. treasures. Three times now a fresh - it should be noted by your Toronto houses the needy Social assistance and housing ly horn baby has been placed into newspaper and by Durham from Durham and all over the should be a provincial respon- my arms. Each time heaven Regional Council that, while province• and refugees from sibility. After all, many of �. Toronto may have moved all over the world. We do not those who are now homeless opened and poured inexplicable read that Toronto Council are in that situation partly be- sweetness into my heart. I'm de - The News Advertiser accepts let- complains about helping the cause of provincial legislation. tefmined. The next time I trip over : urs to the editor. All letters needy from other areas. Why We are to be as concerned a hockey stick or find myself face Ray Howe says, Sandra Jackson Esther Schuette should he hped or neatly hand- does Durham Region com- about others as about our- to face with an empty container la - "It should he re- says. "I don't says, "1 don't written. 150 words. Each letter plain about it:) selves. 1 hope that the Region beled '100 little cars' I will... examined and think it should be think they should must he signed with a first and It is not as if all the home- last name or two initials and a less currently within the and your paper will strongly advocate that the province I will celebrate the little mira- given a chance. operating. It's just get their licence. I last name. Please include a bounds of Toronto became take on the responsibility cles, my kids. It's great to he alive. What would we fou dangerous. don't trust them phone number for verification. homeless while living there. fully. Together. do without nu- There have been based on what The editor reserves the right to Many became homeless in clear power? Get too many prop- went on before. the inspectors in hems" They don't de- edit coltv for style, length and Durham, but had to move to Glenn R. Brown, The News Advertiser read - there and make it." content. opinions expressed in Toronto because we don't Pastor, ens for the 1993 rosterr oJOpinioion of Opinion serve sure it's safe." letters are those of the writer and have adequate housinghere. It Dunbarton-Fah rt � Shapers. They bring a wide variety of not necessarih those of the News is not realistic to insist that United Church, experience and opinions to our editorial Advertiser. Toronto or Durham take care Pickering page for your reading eni(gment. Ajax -Pickering ng News JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -in -Chief TO REACH US The News AJsernsrr is One of the Matndand Printing. Publishing STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor and Desinbu ring group of newspapers The News Arl—riser is a BRUCE memher of the Ajax & Pwkrnn A vertlser DAtiFORD Advertising Manager General: 6g]-51IU Newspaper Assoc. g Hoard of trade. Umano ('ommu- Community Newspaper ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advenising Manager Classified: 6141.0707 Can Canadian Circulations Audicar( Bian Assoc , AuJu B.wrd and the Omani Press reseons FDDIE KOLUDZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Atrnager Distribution: 6X7-5117 The publisher reserves Council the right w classify or refuse any advertise. Publisher: Puhlishrr: Tim Whittaker LEA, Real EstaidAutornotiveAdvertismg Manager .Admin/Clacsitkd Fax: 6x3-7163 mens Credit for adserniernem Limned n) space price error occu- A Metniland Community !Newspaper ABE FAKHOURIE. thstnlwtion Manager Comprising Fax: 5799271 Pfes published Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday. Sunday IIOC IA A O I � 5 BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager Email: ibi,tiveek JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager (0 (stat ca of, %c.. lax. nt. . I S -F•1- CHERYL HAII—, Assistant Prouuction Manager futpl/www durhamnew, net - - LILLIAN HOOK Admmwraiion Manager Almk%L AM 469-%� • Canaaan d Member Haan ewrtl Member The Great Outdoo""'rs"' There is plenty of fun to be had in a Durham winter Old Man Winter has barely reared his head this year, and while that's good news for some, skiers and snowboardem have been among those waiting for Jack Frost to settle in and stay awhile. "We're at nature's mercy;' admits Trillium Trails manager Ron Richards, who made snow at the he - ginning of the new year for cross- country ski trails. And while some have already taken advantage of out- door skating on a pond located at the northern Oshawa resort. Mr. Richards is hoping for more consis- tently cold weather so skaters will flock to the area. But, no matter what weather Mother Nature delivers, you can enjoy several attractions in Durham Region this winter. Here's a sam- pling of what you can find: * Hikes along the Oak Ridge Moraine are scheduled regularly this winter and are led by an experi- enced hiker. Numerous hikes are or- ganized each month and last two to three hours. They begin at various fixations along the moraine. Call 905-852-7128. V Bird watching is among the at- tracoons at Lvnde Shores Conserva- tion Area in Whithy, which is open from dawn to dusk. More than 20 bird feeders are maintained along the bird feeder trail during the win- ter. You're encouraged to take sun- flower seeds to feed the chickadees along the trail. Ice skating is not permitted. Call 579-(199.1. V ( russ-country skiing and snow.,ln,eing are offered at the Long Sault Conservation Area in Clanng- ton, which is open from dawn to dusk throughout the winter. Enjoy more than 18 kilometres of non - groomed trails through mixed forest. Snowshoeing is permitted anywhere in the conservation arca, but you're reminded to avoid damaging ski tracks. North Ajax school to open next year AJAX — Construction of a new publi, cicruentary school in meth Ajax will begin in ahowt a rrxinth. Approximately 500 students will attend the sxhooil on Harkins Dnve starting next January. Torun develop- ment approval general manager Grant Whittington[ told Ajax Cour il's gen- eral government committee last week. The sch of will draw stidents from north of Delaney Drive and cast of Church Street. And, until the whdivi- sion west of Church Street is com- plete and a school built there, students from that area will also attend the schtol on Harkins Drive. Mr Whit- tington said. The committee approved the site plan for the school and Council will deal with the matter on Feb. 16. Colitis sufferers meet to share experiences Durham residents coping with Crohn's Disease or Colitis are invit- ed to a meeting this evening to learn more about their plight. The Durham Region Chapter of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation meets in Room 2007 of the Durham District School Board headquarters at 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. Kevin McHugh discusses Inflam- matory Bowel Disease and You — An Overview, and will also discuss bis experiences with Crohn's. AO kare welcome. Call 1-800-387-1479, ext. 19 or 416-920-5035, ext. 19 (Paige Stirling) for more informa- tion. photo by ,Natter Passarella Ski resorts in Durham are a popular destination for outdoor buffs each winter, but there are many other attractions offered for residents. Here. skiers take the lift at the Kirby ski hill in the northeastern portion of Durham. Ski rentals are not available. Call 579-0994. V [liking, snowshoeing and eros.. ,untry skiing are among the activities permitted on the four kilo- metres of trail winding through the forest at Enniskillen Conservation i" Area in Clanngton, which is open Mondays through Fndays from 8:30 a.m. to 4 3n h m l,,h,,_i;anmg is not available .rn,! ^,, .,, . .1 , Auld not he used for 'k I. n- dition is not M-1 01994 - 7 A number of other conserva- tion areas operated by the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authori- ty will not he maintained until May which means the washrooms are I scd and parking lots and vehicle . sloes mads will not be plowed. H. over. you may enter the areas n 1-0 :u your own risk. They are licher Down. Stephen's Gulch. li ,w ream ille Valley. Cedar Valley. H:unnroy Valley. Simcoe Hall. Il.unpion and Bowrnanville Harbour. o eli 579-0994. A number of outdoor events have heen planned this winter. You may sant to mark the following on your ,alendars: V 11nterfest, a winter celebra- tion fur families, is held Saturday. Feb. 7 from I to 4 p.m. at the %Icl.ean Community Centre. 95 Magill Dr.. Ajax. Activities include hayrides, entertainment and chil- dren's activities. Call 427-881 1 V \1 pie Syrup Festival Days are held at hc Purple Woods Conserva- tion Arca in Oshawa from 9:30 a.m. io 3:30 p.m. on March 7. 8. 14 to 22. 28. 29. and April 4 and 5 Enjoy maple syrup production and tours and wagon rides. Call 579-0-111. And though some are hoping the winter will he a mild one. as many cKperts predict. colder weather suuld bring with it improved condi- tions at local downhill ski resorts. which include Lakeridge Resort and Dagmar in Uxbridge While few municipalities main- tain outdoor skating rinks. there are two in Pickering Dunmore Park at the bottom of Whites Road just be- fore Petticoat Creek and in Clare- mont on Old Brock Road, south of the four corners. There are also several ponds and inlets along Lake Ontario that are popular outdoor skating areas, but he sure the icc is a safe thickness fico rc going for .i spin. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Cheque mates in Ajax The Ajax -Pickering Hospital Foundation was given a imaging equipment at the hospital as part of its Im- S 10)0 shot in the arm this week from the St Nedela ages 2OnO campaign. Here, hospital foundation exec - Macedonian Orthodox Church in Ajax. The money utile director Shirley Freek cheerfully accepts the was raised by church congregation members through donation from George Kotsopoulas ( left) and Jim bingos and will be used to help purchase diagnostic Bozanis. Environmentally keen students Tern marsh into bird resting spot BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPOKFER AJAX — Green Group membet; at Ajax's Lakeside Public School were honoured by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Tues- day for their part in making a local en- vironmental project a success. The students sold T-shirts last spring, raising $750 for the launch of a Tern raft, a floating resting spot for Common Terns at Duffins Creek Marsh. The group was also instrumen- tal in securing a $2,000 project contri- bution from the Canada Trust Friends of the Environment Foundation. Green group member, have also planted trees at the waterfront and built birdhouses for the area. "You understand that wildlife need homes:' conservation authority water- front specialist Larry Field told the stu- dents in thanking them for their contri- bution. Their "initiatives have brought back nesting Common Terns to Dufftns Creek:' said Mr. Field, who reported there are now 30 Common Tern nests on the raft. "That raft was the most successful Common Tern raft in all of the Great Lakes this year:' said Mr. Field, esti- mating there are at least 60 new Com- mon Terns as a result of the project. "in one year it's incredible to have that kind of success:' The students, who are currently working on raising awareness about energy efficiency under the direction of teacher Deanna Fry, were presented a calendar and a certificate of appreci- ation for their "extraordinary efforts and commitment to the preservation and natural heritage of Ontario's wa- tersheds " Architects of growth wanted in Ajax AJAX — Citizens are being Social Development Council, the sought to help the Town plan for hospital, the race relations com- Y : the future. mince, service clubs, developers. Residents arc needed to sit on a builders and youth%. committee that will help prepare a The chairman of the commit - new Official Plan for Ajax. tee should be "someone seen to be The Stakeholders Advisory without affiliation with any Committee (SAC) would be group:' Mr. Tollefsen said. ..more citizen -based" with up to SAC would hold public work - 20 representatives. community shops and help Town staff analyze SCOTT Planning and research general material. manager Peter Tollcfsen told Ajax An Official Plan — or District CRAW FORD Council's general government Plan as it's referred to in Ajax — 'Do -able in committee last week. is a blueprint for how the commits - this term if SAC is open to everybody — nity should develop. outlining ministry is representatives of ratepayer preferred locations of new hous- there' groups, environmental groups, the ing, business, municipal facilities and major roads. The Town is aiming at com- pleting the Official Plan in this term of Council. which ends in November of 20011. And, civic officials hope no appeals of the Official Plan arc launched at the Ontario Municipal Board. Mr. Tollefsen said. Mavor Steve Parish noted. "The broader the brush, the more inclusive, in theory, there's less chance of appeal. "We should involve the police. Some of the biggest problem -i we're having are public safety. a would be intervs1ing to have their comments;' the mayor added. A Technical Advisory Com- mittee (TAC) would pro%idc tech- nical advice to SAC and Council. Mr. Tollefsen said. Members of TAC would include Tow and Re- gional staff, the school boards, conservation authorities, and offi- cials of various provincial min- istries. Ward, I and 2 Regional Coun- cillor Scott Crawford feels com- pleting the Oficial Plan review "is do -able in this term of council if (ministry officials) are there. It shortens the time line:' It's hoped Ajax Council will ZINGStrAY, MARUARY 11, 19" - PAGE 7 Eric DOWD Harris PR machine ready to rumble Premier Mike Harris has hinted at some of the tactics he will use to try to win an election next year and they consist mainly of blowing his own trumpet. The Progressive Conservative premier has said many times his programmes are fine bub his gov- ernment is not communicating. So. he said again last week that it ..needs to communicate a lot bet- ter" Premier Harris has conceded personally after two years of cut- ting services he has to look kinder and gentler and has turned up at community meetings and been pie- turcd in a club with his stall. A boss looks kind buying employee, a beer. He also joined the Toronto -Chi- nese community in & r.iting its New Year. which hcl-,, ^is image two ways. Mr Harris has not shown much affinity for visible minomties and scrapped a law requiring em - plovers to hire and promote them. Many think his unspoken view is the-, should rctum on the next boat. His public relations strategists in a document that has now inadver- tently become public toy Premier Harris and his Torics alsn should stress they arc making Ontano the i best jurisdiction in North America and the envy of the world and they are already starting to pint this rosy picture. On a n cnt day when the [cgs lature was mil sitting and the gov- ernmcni normally has few an- nouncements, Health Minister Eli.- abeth Wrtmcr lunched a pro- gramme to reduce heart dueasc j which she descrihed as 'the most , omprehensive heart disease pro- gramme in Nonh Ammca" Transportation Minister Tony Clement claimed Ontario will be "the first jurisdiction in North America to impound trucks and buses- for defects. And. Labour %linistcr Jim Fla - hem boasted his goscrnmcnt "leads the league" in creating joss. Mans in the stews riedta report- ed theso: claims without questioning them, because it require, a lot of re- search to track down how every ju- nsdiction in North America handles an issue, so the Tones may be get- ting away with Ixoasts they cannot suMtanu sees This approach is a variation of one used by Liberal Premier David Peterson in the late 198th when he bragged everything in Ontario under his guidance was "world class;' but failed to win re- election. Mr. Harris's public relations staff want him w talk more of the people his rrogrammes help than money spent or saved or other dry statistics. which is little more than the newspaper technique of focus- ing on the "human" angle. Ontarians therefore should brace for a deluge of announcements from the government telling how single mother Sally Jones pros- pered by getting off welfare or metal worker Tom Morgan has a more secure job now that Mr. Har- ris has softened environmental re- quirements. If the Mike Harris government churns out much of this propagan- da however, it will be accused of using public employees to help its political objectives, of politicizing the civil service. Mr. Harris's PR people say he should be portrayed as a "thought- ful listener;' but one of his hall- marks is he makes up his mind after consulting only a tiny inner circle and is rarely swayed. An over- whelming majority showed they were against amalgamating Metro- politan Toronto, but he did it just the same. His PR advisers say Mr. Harris also should stress he is different from other politicians because he keeps all his promises. Premier Harris and his team seers w be planning to seek re-elec- tion on the theme he is turning On- tario into a paradise. But if this is true resident would know and he would not treed a host of PR tricks to sell them on it. rAIGE 8 • TW NF%" AIW6RM%= WnM& k4T. Fl:RRt1ARY 11, lffli John Howard Society needs your help in Durham Region The John Howard Society of Durham tendance to board meetings at the mit a one- or two-page summary outlin- Services include employment coun- titin. The agency is suppt)ried by the Region is seeking dedicated volunteers agency's main office, the Ernest Marks ing their reasons for wanting to join and selling, access to affordable housing, re- United Way and also relies on public do - who are interested in becoming a mem- and Arnold Greene Resource Centre in any additional information they feel may surne preparation, literacy upgrading in nations. For more information, drop by her of the agerky's board of directors. Oshawa. be all asset to the board. The summaries matt and reading, pardons/immigration, the office at 492 Simc'tle St. S. or call Your dirty will include- committed at- Those interested are required to sub- must be submitted by March 31. inmate counselling and cnsis interven- 579-8482. French volunteers sought to lead workshops An Oshawa -based French literacy centre is looking for French-speaking volunteers to give workshops it, Iran- cophones. Alpha-Amicale needs people willing to give up a few hours each w'cek to work with the parents of children at- tending Ecole Ca(holiyue Notre -Dame -de -la Jeune,,, in Ajax. For more information call Genevieve Lefchvre at `X)5- 721.9198. Would you like it, iop cold calling and gain more business? Sally did. She stopped cold calling and she began networking Now instead of cold calls she receives want tips and is increasing her business by over $1 (IW.(1U/month, How did she do this? Networking with other business people. Call Lerip for ideas on how u+ work smart, not just hard We are starting a new chapter in Pickering. To register please call 416-693-2.168 press 4781 and leave a message. Thumda,. Feb. 1 v, 12.01-1 00 p.m. To find out more about Melanie Pringle, 705 Kingston Road networking call our free $1000 include% lunch recorded message Free networking hooklet 41"93-2468 & press for the first 20 who register! 4701 for a tre,.age Britain's Official Iibute To Princess Diana Finally Released Queen Elizabeth jt Approves ! sx Controversial Stamps Despite Earl Spencer's I Objections London. England — The first offoal Just -released issue. Edition, you can see why they are irre- stamps bearing portraits of the late Princess "Our. phones have been ringing off the sistible to collectors and Diana fans alike” Diana have just been released by the Royal honk.- said John Van uin;iir .-f.11-S. disirib- The stamps. which are issued in strips of Mail. the official postal authority of Great utor of the stamps and worldwide clearing- five, are legal tender in Great Britain, and Britain. Originally scheduled for release house for all Diana stamp releases. "Of all are recognized by postal authorities around shortly after her tragic death. these stamps the stamps issued in memory of Princess the world. were withheld when Diana's brother. Earl Diana• these are undoubtedly the most desir- If you want to order the collection, you Spencer. objected to them. able because they are Great Britain's official must act quickly. The stamps are available Amid a storm of controversy, the Royal tribune to her impossibly tragic death" for a short time while supplies last at their Mail then threatened to destroy the entire The colorful stamps arc designed using original issue prix of $9.95 U.S. (plus $3 issue. The public outcry was so strong official photographs of the Princess — each p&h) for the complete set of five different that the Earl was forced to withdraw taken by a different photographer -- and are stamps. You'll also receive a numbered his objections. and now fully endorses the about twice the sit of a regular stamp. Each Certificate of Authenticity. The meet you The Royal lead is dwatirtq all pnifft ham Its portrait is framed by a bonder of purple, tra- can buy is six sets. Send your cheque or sale of Mese Ib the Dara p ditirually the symbol of royalty. money order to ICS. 450 Tapsctln Road. Of Wats Memonal Fund. which distrbutes -Millions throughout the world mourned Suite I MDXK. Scarborough. ONTARIO money to Diana's Charities. her death." added Van Emden. "When you M I B 5W 1. To order by credit cant. call toll NrltasatWarr. icsr:Nlt W". cam realist that these stamps are a Limited free 1-800-956-3626. za � � 't,� • women's fall & • all clearance • clearance & [26 � 26 discontinued camcorders �frroym Casual Co IrcGy.tio 1, (at orgral tcketed pr)8sl IOngral hCkeled rnoe a$6% 99 to St. 199.991 Attitude &the Work Ciorv)ection �O/O � -�d• / to women's boots & selected accessories ,5% (ncitAng writer hats. 11t•■■r■li UIaI(.\ER WEDDING � GOW.N'S s 399 BRIDAL & FORMAL ' 4961 HWY #7 MARKHAM ONT. BETWEEN K COWAN 8 KENNEDY RD '477-8321 ,Dr. Kevin Tybier ,d ti at_ —OPTOMETRISTS • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY IS Harwood S. Ates 427-4144 -f- Mini Psychic Fai • Tarot • Palmistry • Psychometry • Clairvoyance • And Much Much More... • THREE PROFESSIONAL PSYCHICS • • REASONABLE RATES • PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Near the Toronto Dominion Bank Mon. Feb. 9th to Sun. Feb. 15 A N N O U N C E M E N T (;laxer, ManaKer of the Ian Oshawa branch of RBC Dominion Secunnes, is pleased `: to announce the appointment of ' Stan Martin as an Investment Advisor. Stan, a number of the Trust Irsantic and a Cer ified Financial STAN MARTIN, CFP c planner, brings over 25 years of INVESTMENT c financial services industry ADVISOR `: experience to the position. He can provide expert advice € supported by a wide variety of RBC 1�+minion products and services to assist his Securities Inas been ? clients m meeting their personal advising individual im+esartent, retirement and estate investors alrnur quality planning goals. tnvc•srntt'nt Stan 6rvites all his former opportunities since I clients, firiends and business 1901.Ti+day, RBC associates to cat him at (905) Dominion Securities is 434-6190, toll-free at 1-800- Canaiia's leader iia the 267-1522 or e-mail naurstnurrr industry. 2 Stan.MartinCahitcds.com. RBC DOWNION SECURITIES 1 1 1 Snmcoe St. North, Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 7M9 RISC DOMINION SECURITIES profe�lortal Y1Yalth Manapetrsent IN LUXURY SUPREME PAINTEME LATEX SATIN PAINT bedruoirl Salim finish f Mdrafm1 t`a 1i'�1 1yr xns and fivinK means Ier. ,patlrr Availahlr in hundreds of pastel deaxrtorcolours � 3.781, ,1127 19 . LUXURN tit PRE11F LATEX SATIN mptZat LUSTRE PAINT • Lu%urkros ,cnthhahle You luarc finish '��---,�JJJ��lll..]7]rrr I\�t�Yj�L'+�Ta=1,•.lf, • Fir haawayv, family roan and clpldet s roam • Stain nesigartt • Avaibhk in I!0', of pard deet"Inr colour, 3.791. 01137 _ 11 '_h W IN -STOCK WALLPAPER Chane train a large +elt:own al in ,tock wallpaper & Minders. Hurry to while yuantrties last. I Patterns will vary fnrm store u+ store. ) From (N(M 77 SinRk Roll/Spool (Qu:mini�•� Limned) 25%-400%F F' ALL WALLPAPER BOOK ORDERS WHEY 1 OkBI '% 2 SING I.E ROLLS I SPOO S OR MORE .xi„x •,v+4h mile EATON'S SURPRISE SALE 01/n UP Toju OFF selected items storewide One by only! Thursday) February 12 Look for the sale balloons for other great storewide offers of up to 5 0' off SURPRISE SALE Savvgs are on the ongtnal tiCketExl pares unless olnerwnse noted Sale ofters cannot rte Comoined. Excludes Factory Outlets. Warehrn rse Stores and Clearance Centres, Personal Shopping Only Overs rot available to our $rlerl(Jan store 'Gtlerertce merct wase. • women's fall & • all clearance • clearance & wiinter,sweaters furniture & area rugs discontinued camcorders �frroym Casual Co IrcGy.tio 1, (at orgral tcketed pr)8sl IOngral hCkeled rnoe a$6% 99 to St. 199.991 Attitude &the Work Ciorv)ection �O/O � -�d• to women's boots & selected accessories ,5% (ncitAng writer hats. • formal & casual • women's selected i & veW sal dinnerware, glassware sleepwear from Jones New York �% & flatware � 10 d • men's dress shirts & ties A% • Eaton Home pillows (exckxitrg Iwnn paLkS, � B F Hoge SPS table &kitchen linens One by only! Thursday) February 12 Look for the sale balloons for other great storewide offers of up to 5 0' off SURPRISE SALE Savvgs are on the ongtnal tiCketExl pares unless olnerwnse noted Sale ofters cannot rte Comoined. Excludes Factory Outlets. Warehrn rse Stores and Clearance Centres, Personal Shopping Only Overs rot available to our $rlerl(Jan store 'Gtlerertce merct wase. THE NEWS AUYEItTISFJt WEpNgSpAY, YEBRUARY !1, ItgB - ►ACE 9 Help give sirs animals a second chance � � • 1 Y Dance for die animals on Valentine's Day For the k -e of animals, volunteers for Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary are hosting a fund-rais- ing Valcntinc's Day dance Saturday. Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. The buffet and room are compliments of papas Restaurant with other Pickering businesses con- tributing music, a fancy cake, and door prizes. The sanctuary celebrated its official launch ex- actly one year ago. with the help of ClubLiink Cor- poration, which donated the shelter. At present. vol- unteers are helping clean and repair the descried farmhouse on the Seventh Concession. For as long as she can remember, Joyce Smith says, she has been rescuing and caring for wildlife. She also controls their population growth by taking stray cats to veterinanans fir neutering. "This is a very important pan of my work:' Ms. Smith reports. "Vets; could help me tremendously if they could give just a few minutes of their time to neuter the stray cats free of charge:' While the year-old.anctuary is under renovation. Ms. Smith's home is still a haven for pets. many of whom were dumped by irresponsible owners. Her living room, hallways and backyard cages shelter injured or baby raccoons. hedgehogs, squirrels, rabbits, birds and other wildlife. As word spread about Ms. Smith's dedication. which in tum ircreaNed the number of animals to care for. she has had to request the help of her community ark] has been thrilled by the resp rte:. If you can volunteer to help care for animals: donate items such as carpeting. baby blankets, cages. Pct food, and med- ical supplies fur their comfort: offer building materials: or help with renova- tions: call Ms. Smith at 939-4310. To re- serve $15 tickets for Saturday'; buffet dinner and dance. call 420-3355. o�'_J 'Exposure' comes no Oshawa's Durham College in the f(xrn of a special screening of the film 'Exfx)%urc: Envn- ro nnwntal Links to Breast Carter' on Thursday. Feb. 26. at 7:3(1 p.m. Hosted by Durham Environmental Network (DEN). the film. an independent pro)e:t produced by the Women's Network on Health & Fnvirosnrrrcnt (WNH&fA. ex- plores the connecuo n between what we arc doing to the environment. and how it ac affecting our health. Exposure is narrated by breast cancer survivor Olivia Newton -John. R41orwing the screening. co-producer Dorothy Cruklm-Roscriterg will give a prescnta- Billboard N'ELLNFSS: Ila- Alax-Pickering Woonicn', Centre hosts a free workshop on Heart Health featuring a guest speak- s fain the )heart and Stmkc Awrxluro n from 7 to 9 p.m. A St Georgi', Angli- can Church. Portable 02. Randall Dr and Hwy. 2. Psckcnng Village. 426 1Ot" TOA\ IAl liSTER1: Ajax-Pickcnng lioastnia( irrs raid Aicincsdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Finan- cial Building. 335 Bayly St W.. Alai. Ncwconrcm wcicomc. 61943647 (Pear Uoww).6X3-4439 (John Johnstone). FRIENDS": I ends invite w(rnen to a bible ,lad\ incl friendship gawp to study issues like nutrmon and depn s - Sum Welnic%days from 9 to 1 I a.m. at Ajax Alliance 6urch, I t5 Ritchie Ave. Make a friend. Lug -a -mug. Bahysrttmg provodcd lir a fee. 686-2569. 427-6613. BOK hal. DISEASE: the Durham Re- p n on Ch ipicr A doe (-n ohn's and Colitis Foundation meets in Room 2(M1� 01 the Durham District School Board head - quarto: -U X) I"union Rd F... Vhhoby. Kevin McHugh dvcusscs Inflammatory Bowel Discorso: and You — An Overview, and will also discuss his ex- periences with Crohn's. I-X(X)-387- 1479. cxt. 19 (r 416-92(150.35, ext. 19. HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticultural Society holds its monthly meeting at S p.m. on the upper level at the Pickering Recreation Complex. I X67 Ville) Farm Rd. Guest speaker Dorothy Duncan of the Ontario Historical Soci- ety discusses Superstitions. Beliefs and Legends of Plants 839-4603.420-095. THEATRE: The Oshawa Little Theatre boats a benefit performance of The Cemetery Club at 8 p.m. at 62 Rosset Ave., Oshawa. Proceeds to the Parkin- sdm Foundation of Canada. Ticket; $15. 668-6580, 723-3183. BREAST CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre holds a breast cancer peer support group meting from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa 5794833. PESCA: The Pickering Eau Shore Community Association holds its annual general meeting at 8 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, Liverpool Rd. south of Bayly St., Pickering. Elec- tion of executive, update on projects. CHOIR: The Merry Melody Makers need soprano and alto voices for the choral group which provides entertain - merit to area seniors. Rehearsals at St Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering, from 2 to 3 p.m. each Wednesday. Call 428-8887 for information. THURSDAY, FEB. 12 NEWCOMERS: The Ajax -Pickering Newcomers Club meets the Second Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 3(10 Church St. N., Ajax. It's for women liv- ing in the area three years or less. 427. 9510 (Doreen). CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre holds a session on relaxation and guided imagery techniques fir can- cer patients and their caregivers from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at 86 Colborne St. W, Os- hawa. 5794833. tion about the film and the work of WNH&E. What makes Exposure swh a critical video is the impli- cation that is has beyond breast cancer. "Everybody should see this film. The same thongs that are af- fecting women are affecting men and children and all life on this planet," says Ms. Goddin-R(nenberg. Tlxre is a $2 admission fee (includes a raffle ticket) for non -DEN members. For more information call Jane( at 985-1225. Larrame R(mAwn's column e(planng environmental issues regularh• appears nn Wrdnrsdal� LARRAINE ROULSTON .�o Recycler's Report PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED ON PICKERING LICENCE RENEWALS T1i, Atomic Energy Control Board IAECB) is inviting public comment on the r«.licensing of the operating licences for the Pickering A and B nuclear generating stations. Ontario Hydro has applied for renewal of the operating licences for both facilities whose current licences expire March 31, 1998 The Board will soon he giving initial consideration to the applications, and is expected to make the final decision on the applications following its meeting in Oshawa on March 24. 1998 taking into account any comments or concerns expressed by interested parties or the public Anyone wishing to obtain a copy of the staff recommendations regarding the relicensing of these two facilities may request copies by telephone at 1-800-668.5284 or at 16131995-5894 in Ottawa Written comments or requests for appearances before the Board with respect to the proposed relicensing of the Pickering stations must be sent to the following and received by March 3. 1998 Ms. Carmen Ellyson Board Operations Officer Atomic Energy Control Board P.O. 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When he's sot climbing any tree in his path, Lucas can be found playing hockey. basket- ball or baseball — Ktmettmes all at Once. Love from Mom. Dad and Dayna. "Happy hirthday huddy - Birthday (� _Pi&e.n*ng.. Engagement I Birthday � The lovely in the Barr home i is fuming five. Sharon and Tem Hayes of Ajax are happy d, announce the engage- ment of their youngest daughter Karen Lynn to Ewan Blair %lc- Quade. son of Catherine and Den- nis McQuade of Oshaooa 'lite cou pie will wed in April of 1999. Little cutie -- -- Zarria Rose Birthdav Penfold cele- brated her first' I "Our tittle + birthday on Feb. king" Ryan t- 12. "You have Colvin turned i Wishing Jell- nifer Margamt a happy birth- day are Mommy. Daddyand brother Stephen. "We love you." Birthday "Our little girl" Emily Johnson turns three on Feb. .y 11. Wishing her a happy third birthday. with lots of love. are Mommy, Daddy and sister Rebecca. brought us stnn Feb.. laughter and joy and we Irnr ynu x, Sending lots of Birthday i much:' Birthday wishes from Mom, love and birth- All aM ard! A a Aunt Wendy, Link Gam'. cousins day wishes birthday train t Steph. Lauren. Andrew. nevi twins I Ryan's way. along, nh hugs ami ""� full of wishes IiADanie§e and Christin..Aunt Susie, kisses, were Momm. Daddy and made a special Nana and Poppa. Mike stop at the ---- --- - -: �__ Thompson -, home. as Birthday Birthday William turned six on Feb 9 H.rppy birthday W a train -crazy son. along i Happy sev- Brandon with love. from Mom and Dad enth birthday I Singh turns six _J wishes go out un Feh 11. ` to Brittnee Wishing his Birthday Fleming on hopes and J Feb 1'_. L t, of dreams come Evelyn MacDonald and family love from true are Pappy, would like to thank all those. who I St o in in v . Nanny, Mom. Dad. Grandma shared to her birthday cclehrauon Daddy and Kaitlyn ftnt;n;_ will I Leila. Auntie Denise, Uncle on Nov t0. 1997. "You made the celebrate with her friends on Feb. Colin. Rine and Nicole "Love >ou occasion more memorable than 14. always." words can express:' Birthday i Birthday - - Birthday heauutui lube buy Austin turned one on posh. 7. You have filled our hearts with so much love 4 _ and touched our Ines with a great deal of happiness. Mom. Dad, Grandma and Grandpa Daniels, * Grandma and Grandpa Davidson. and ytxu loving aunts F{ wishes ,ren t out t' Erika C. Zammitti turned day wishes went cwt to Rebecca Pierson on Feb. six on Feb 3 Wishing hol h "All our lova" from ing all the best and oar i Mommy, Nanny. Poppy mg all her dreams come MW were Mommy her aunts and uncle. , Daddy and sister GwtKs "wc love o♦,.. tao�.i nM 1''94 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 Z a7'>r C�A{w t. tuns..r tn.�.r " N rWr cA. Ips.— OIOYkk Nf1YK�O11� .wt>t vxun r N M UT r,,h u. tvw " BUY 1,GET F RE E am ENTIRE IN-STORE STOCK! VOGUE & BUTTERICK PATTERNS BUY I, GET 2 FREE! 1355 Kingston Rd. 9_5990 Pickering Town Centre We're online at www.dGrhamnews.net rts rr �1(14V&��elrt cxml083-511 FAX:683_?363 chestra presents I classical concert AJAX — The Ajax -Pickering Community Orchestra will perliwtn its second concert of the season it a new and larger venue on Saturday, Fch. 29 at 7:30 p.m. Haying outgrown its former location, the orchestra will now perform at Ajax Al- liance Church at the corner of Wesmey and Chapman roads, north of Hw_c 401 and south of Hwy. 2. "Because our first concert was tilled to ca- pacity. we needed to find a new perfor- mance space;' says orchestra music di- rcoor John Kraus. Tice concert, entitled klusrc for the I ):ince, will consist of works by Brahms, Haydn. Kodaly, C'orelli and Moiari. Fea- tured performers liar the concert will be the Quintic Brass, a hruss quintet. Donations will be accepted at the door. For more information call Kraus at S3I-K466. Lyrics on the agenda at Writers' Circle meeting the Writers Circle Of DU:11d:A k, fw:a a i,..Idolg next regular meeting Saturday. Set for Feb. 14 at 9 a.m . Phil Manning, co -launder of the Courtier -based L.B %lus:c Recording Studio and consultant and teacher of effective lyric writing, will he the featured guest promising plenty of interest for writ- ers of all genres and forms. The meeting will be held at W'hithy's Touch of Class banquet hall. I04 Consumers Dr.. and a hot hutTct break- fast will be served from 9 to 1 I a.m. The cost is SK for members or $10 for anyone else. For reservations. please call Ruth Walker at 728-7823. In addition. an open stage poetry night is set for Feb. 23 at A Different Drum Cafe in Oshawa. Bruce and Celina streets. where poets and songwriters arc invited to present their work The focu% of the night is 'Sacri- fice.' although performer, are not required to stick by the theme. Anyone interested in appearing on stage should contact Kay Finncr at 479-M,1;. Make merry melodies PR KE:RIN4. -- It you tamment for serturs. kc- ha%c a vacc t ,r .inving, the hear%als arc held every Mcm. Melody Makers arc Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. ow Ikmg for you. at St. Paul's on -the -Hill An- Soprarto and alto %inytm glican Church. K82 arc needed for the Mcm Kin'v%lon Rd_ Pickering. Mel.dv Makers. a voer iuntcI r r more information call ou grp which provides enter- Jan Whelan at 4154 -8887 - Classical concerts by youth A number or cl]%sicat works arc pin .ilio ,1-1:::� y..,u cert later tht% rrumth. The Youth Orchestra of Durham avid Friends• under the musical dircctNrn of John Beaton• arc presenting 'A Winter Coricrrt' Feb. 28 at (Khawa's Sahxwn Army Temple, he - ginning at 7:30 p m Piece, h_% Bach. Mo/art. and Tchaiko%sk% w ill all he perftwmcd during the corwcrt at the 570 Tln)rnton Rd N licatiori. Tickets arc SR each for adults. $5 lir studcnls and %emirs and children under five will need $2 to get in. Tickets arc available in Oshawa at Wilson and Lcc Ltd.. 87 Suncor St N . and Walters Nfusrc Centres. 349 Kine Si 1A'. lw in Whithv at Thr Thoma% Ho u%c of Mum... I4M11 Burns tit F., and Whrh% Sch%Mil of :Music. 103 Dundas St A<' Presents... Move Over Mrs. Markham A Cornedy in Two Acts February 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28 8:00 P.M. Box Office: 416-410-0211 At Dunbarton-Fairport United Church THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11, to". ►AGE 11 Tar out this page. 4 The ice was postcard pretty. Until you were 40 feet up a pole trying to drop it away from 44,000 Yoh lines. Or until you looked around you at the devastation. Then it wasn't pretty anymore." '16 hour days. WWM: minus 301 Wedding bands frozen to firWis. And ow own fomflies a long way away. But the crews had lined tip to volunteer. From a1 over Ontario. From Manita6o. Even surae from rhe States. From different unions, Different uht'dies. Aad aY of them would bike to thank the people of Eostm Ontario. for die trot coffee. For ** waren weltm. Fin the mmories." A r -------------------------------------------------------- i 1 The Powe- Workers' Union �— has published a "photo l essay" If youW like a copy, lowAe 1 well send you one —free. s;s i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 We published the photo essay as a memento 1 t of the orhievement that so moray people shored as we recovered from the "Ice Storm of '98', end as a salute to the way the whole community 0 AlliT pulled together. If you d like a copy, lust call us of 1-800-953-8198 or fax us at (416) 322-2449 or moil this coupon to us at ke Stem '98, c/o Power Workers' Unix, 244 EgNatott Avem East, Teriume, Ontario M4P 1 K2 I The pictures here might be something you wall to show your grandchildren. Soldiers. Police officers and firefighters. Family members helping each other. '.neighbours helping neighbours. Volunteers from church groups and the Red Cross.'fhere were thousands of people involved – working in the cold in a sort of war against the darkness and the cold that followed the Great Ice Storm of 1998. Ontario's Power Workers were there too. About 1,600 of our members – along with skilled workers from other utilities and unions – worked 16 hours a day, day after day, in the cold, often in the dark, miles away from their own homes and families. We rebuilt the electrical distribution system – pole by pole and concession road by concession road. And other Power Workers organized the work. making sure we had the equipment and supplies we needed to do the job. And we got the lights back on. We're publishing these pictures as a sohtte to aN the people who helped fight back after the Great ice Storm of 1998. You might want to show them to your grandchildren or you might want to bring them out every once in a while to remind yourself of come basics – like how important reliable electricity is, like the fact that Mother Nature is still very, very powerful. And that when things get really tough, people really pull together. The Great Ice Storm of 1998 was a huge challenge. By the time we had power back on for rveryone, wed used almost 8i,(" insulators, about 12.000 new poles, 2,(X)O transformers and almost 3.000 kilometres of wire and cable. Together, we did a good and an important thing. The Power Workers hope these pictures will help us all remember. POWER {i WORKERS' UNION The people part of Hydro. ----------------------------------------- i We'll send it out, ' to help us all remember. ADM$$ CITY PNOviNCE POSTAL CODE Ili 12,711E NEW%ADVE1rME11t. WIMNSMAV, FIMWARV it. Hft Pickeringcurlers on p RICHARD HART Mike Harris rink extends mark to 3-0 at Winter Games The Canadian men's curling team has been perfect so far at the Olympic H'mtcr Games in Japan. The Mike Harris -skipped rink. with Pickering residents Richard Han as vice and Collin Mitchell at second, is a perfect 3-0 so far in the round- robin portion of the event in the Japan- ese resort town of Karuizawa about 60 kikxnetres southeast of Nagano. The Harris rink started Olympic play Monday with a decisive 7-4 vic- tory over Japan's Makok) Tsuruga. On Tuesday. the Canadians won two games to keep their unbeaten string intact. Hams detoated the Tim ace for gold 01 m is Y p Somerville rink of the U.S. 11-3 in a contest which tm* just six ends to complete. In their second match of the day, the Canadians had link trouble with Great Britain's Douglas Dry - burgh rink, winning in a rout 10-3. The Hams rink plays Germany today. Wednesday. The Canadians play twice on Thursday — against Switzerland and tux defending world champion Peter Lindholm rink fnxn Sweden. The Harris team will finish round- robin piny on Friday against Norway. The Canadians must finish in the top four in the round-robin event to advance to the semi-final round on Saturday. The Harris rink currently leads the eight -team standings. Both the men's bronze -medal final and the gold -medal match are slated for Sunday. Pickering Sports Al Ri%-ett. sp )rts %\ riter Pickering Figureskating Club's Nicole Thomson. 18. along with partner Shaun Tilley of the Barrie Figure Skating Club, made some strung inroads into the elite of Canadian skating this year with a seventh-plxe finish in the novice dance category at nationals. Pickering skater ices fine season PICK EkIM, — A Pickcrine tieure skater has made a strong statement on the ice this season with outstanding results against top competition. Nicole Thomson, 18. coached by Linda Donnel- ly at the Pickering Figure Skating Club, recently Posted a gold -medal per- formance in the gold artis- tic category at the club's annual Home Club Com- petition at the Pickering Recreation Complex. She also represented the club at the recent inter- club competition in North York. Thomson. while skating with partner Shaun Tilley. I8, of the Barrie Figure Skating Club, captured seventh -place overall at the recent Bank of Mon- treal Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Hamilton. After a sev- enth -place fin- ish in the com- pulsory dances and a sixth- place effort in the freeskate. Thomson and Tilley placed seventh overall in the novice competitive dance category. Skating to- gether since July of 1997. Thomson and Tilley qualified for the nationals after placing third at the Bank of Mon- treal Eastern Divisional Championships in Peterborough. At sectionals this sea- son. Thomson and Tilley placed first in the compul- sory dances and second in the free dance to finish second overall in the novice dance bracket. Thomson — a 14 -year member of the Pickering Figure Skating Club — currently trains with her partner at the Mariposa Skating Club in Barrie. under the direction of dance coach David Islam and a team of instructors — Scott Chalmers. Robert Burk and Kelly Johnson. Their daily routine in- cludes five hours of both on -ice and off -ice training. The duo is already working on their new rou- tines for next season. 683-5110 Fax: 683--363 News Advertiser r COLLIN BREWING, QUALITY BEERS & WINES Last Week for 20% CUFF SALE! 1211 Kingenm Rd (West of t.iv WA) (905) 837-1818 Losing weekend bodes poorly for Panthers as playoffs near By AL Rivt.7rr �K)RtS Rl R)Rtr R PIC'KERING — A weekend which started with pn)mise ended with disapfx)mtment for the Pickenng Panthers. After dominating the visiting Niagara Scenic 4-1 at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday night, the Pantfx:rs went in the tank on the road against the Pittsburgh Junior Penguins and back home against the Quinte Hawks. In Pittsburgh Saturday. the Panthers dropped a 3-1 decision. then were easily dispatched 7-4 by Quinte here Sunday night. The kisses chop the Panthers further down in the 'Metro Junior Hockey League's overall swdmgs. Pickering is in 13th spa and 14 teams qualify for r—l- caso n play. Currently. the Panthers would he in line to play the Syracuse Ju- nior Crunch in the opening, blest -of -five playoff renes. The lysing weekend Increases the im- poxtarx a of the Panther: two remammg league contests. Win, against the Syra- cuse Junior Crunch in Syracuse Friday night and the Quince Hawks Saturday night in Colborne, east of Cohouug. wtxM move them up In the ovterall stand- ings, giving them a weaker typonew to face in the fm -round series. Panthers' head coach Rod McGilbs says hu charges must turn in a better ef- ftxt in their final two contests if they hope to move up in the standings - "Our mandate is we have to play bct- ter:' say, %M;ilhs. "We really had our (topes (ugh going into the weekend and we really needed at do better. On Frdav night. Nragan never touched the puck. but we didn't deserve to win against Pittsburgh or Quire. Rc ger what we dc- sixved." Undisciplined penalties by the Pan- thers took their toil in the game against Quante. After a scorcess fust period. the Parithen fell apart in the second frame as the Hawks struck lir four gosh, three oxo the powerplay. The Panthers were wtscnrod 3-2 in the final period. '*We were making mistakes we haven't made in a while:' says Md;ilbs. **We were taking undisciplined penalties which led to three powerplay goals It's wncharx-tensw for us to do that. We -40 ERo- A1R11[Y SUBMLUIS K "Take charge of Your Fashion" #1 in Military Surplus aic&- WOfi( DBMS & Shirts 3 For $095 Used �r r Workboots c.SJL $zi AJAX UNITED SOCCER CLUB Will be holding Registration for us—It the 1998 season on Saturday, February 1411 Ajax Community Centre & McLean Community Centre 10:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. Registration is open to GIRLS and BOYS ages 4 and up PROOF OF AGE and O.H.I.P. NUMBER REQUIRED GIRLS 10 yrs. Old and up NEED A RECENT PHOTO REGISTRATION FEE $80 per player $225 per family of 3 or more Tryouts are presently being held for Girls Rep. Teams. Please contact the appropriate coach or call Mr. Nelson at 905-683-0351 • Under 11 Under 12 Under 13 B. Macchione Barry O'Brien Lorne Nicholson (905)294-2716 (905)683-6679 (905)428-3183 Kaj Larsen (905)579-4275 Under 14 Under 16 Under 16 Regional Mark Purdy James Pantin Manny White (905) 2942716 (905) 649-2.578 (905) 428-2182 Registration also taken at NELSON HOBBIES located in the Ajax Plaza, 683-0351 know dial when we go to the penalty box like Pittsburgh scored in the middle stanza to tie the that we're going to lose. That was the difference contest. The Penguins tired two third-penoil in the game" gots to sew up the win. Team captain Chris Joel Johnson sol oxed twice for Pickering Hunter scored the Ione Pickering goal. against Quinte. Jeff Miles aril Kenny Jones tired Special teams play paved the way for the Pan - singles. thea' win over the Niagara Scenic of West The Panthers erdured an eight-hour bus ride Seneca. New York. Pickering struck for two -to Pennsylvania to play the Pittsburgh Junior powerplay goals and a slx)rthanoded marker in the Penguins Saturday. It slxnved as they turned in a contest. fxxx performance against the Arnencans who Hunter led the way with a two -goal effort. appear to he a team on the rise, having won their one shorthanded. Matt Jenkin, and George Tn- last five games. fon scored po%erplay markers lin Panthers led 1-0 after one period, but Pickering o m%txx Niagara ;;-17. A I r= iso �A*0000% 02220 copriiytn 1998. Sears Cariadr int:. Come see the many o ired Line sides of Sears isw420-0271I SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Ware open: Mon,- Fri. 9:00 a.m.. f 00 pan, Sat ✓1:00 aro. - gM parr., Sun. 72:00 noon • is p.ot 42041000, Eat 250 or 251 THE NEWS ADVERTWER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 19116 - PAGE 13 Pickering News Advertiser Ajax News Advertiser office Pickering News Advertiser Outlet Spoto 130 Coraawlareisl t Mo Ajax n. Fri. 1022 Whites Rd. Pickering t1011R8: 8 awl - Sara/Lee-Ambeelea Plaza Closed gateray O 7 Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. PAX: (905)578-4218 H fpr ales. - Fri., Sat M.a0a1n - 3pso Sun -Noon til 5 p.m. TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 CLOSED Monday:. FALX: ISM) 57e-47Ta Carom I I CancraNIIIIII Corning I I ar«n IMI carom gMs Gema, Hi SERIOUS EDUCATION FOR A REWARDING CAREER Hwiwitx 4 t• Hazel and Restaurant Operations.""'.►.,. Bar and Beverage Mannern"m Travel and Tounsm Btl11 _OCl6 � Accounting aM computer, Aecours ng and Business Applications Business i d-astrum BUB-wn and Co.vufer Application Computer Canputer sand commupport specallst , h,=umcanons Tecology tuhrmatron Systemsrovinning , computer B!uloessAapphca,ons 5srslttw TORONTO Executive Office AsslstMt 11M Legal Admalnstrative Aagtant Medical OTice Anrks t OSHA*A CA.NPc'S 4'o1d ProcessingOSNA W A CEATRE Health 723-1163 MCKERM(;CAt. ES Personal support worker 14M KfWSTON ROAD 420-1344 Dental (katal Cluusde A. 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G11 salldM Mr ,.wow ( ) X26-4954 0 Located in karborough, *rkhoa RdAkesles Ave) Dylmplas Ud, o kodng edge Tier 1, Tw.ka r ookislim custom njeoaa mould supplier Due forecon company Womb, we 0-R caRCally seeking libel add' - I feOn meRberS- Senior Mould Designer W -A the W of state 0-f-Illecrt ferhnology, you respoml6ifi0es WA indole: • Support tookaom personnel Ga house, complete tookow foolities) • Support product and mould design • Design kyoub and ddailin" • Art as keion for: cmiclawr, molding and qualllty control The successful applicant will possess the following wakficatian: • Minimum 10 years rdffW experience in functional coarporwty for the oulonvik market • Experience with themkoplostiE irpeckon moulds, hot runner, Dec. • Good working klaowkdge of (AD ((ADKEY) • Good cross hrnchonal team walking skills. Maintenance Person (Robotic Experience) in a sparkling deaf en li oolow, woddag with robow zed aniiary fill 'I - of strngent Itgh *alk year reslwmiliiiities will iadnle: • Assfstfl" MdMetaKe Margot • Mailificahms an t • P.IIL on Robotics. That successN appficaM VA pis do following illsowicalim- 9 2-3 years reloted experience • Modritw shop experience • RAO* expenence. Mould Maker Wocdng in a lawools, modern, &-co ulitia ew facility, you resporwibuft will include: • BW&% new took" to drawing • Maintain and repair prock"on moulds. The sucessfd a OKW WM Possess the following alwlificaMM • Grade 12 ontVor 10 years related experience • Must have own took and operate toolroom machinery. We offer a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package to all p $inions. f'lm forward your resume, int wag poAN of ntwat, lo: Dynglu Ltd., Nowan Resources 01as'.ar'A"e. �y n aPl LTD Slttrbor ON M1Y 14; Fax: (416) 293-8261, M rrrd ry FJrr77rnce 11Y we as sow warfNay aap:ryr Mc;E 14LTHE NEWS ADVERTISER. W FDNESDAI', t'ERRUARY 11, 19% Osis-INall6.t ON NNI WAR 2 boys. 4 yrs and 20 monRs. 3 an per wak could become 5 Non peoli. Ur Itauhrd Some houiewok Raltrw,tt. •e •Arra cap 19051427-1799 BE"= ELOWY west In drin Ladr to baby Sri 4 dry" weuh 1 30pn, a 30prr• Lrw,pnifnich GII 905- 831 1,90 wAR/f0 'mrr,e0uleh. Nanny 1a NT 6 mom old. ce name ynUYC1 retK.Klu own rnxk a mull RMVWn les ar. 19051841 6018 A A LOVING5,nature Mine 6nYkAaaDl Dahl. rat lo'Caek rates nea,Ok tours CPR 6 list am and more' 1905426-3961 DAYCMEBreaitast ,.no ant woes all keno „I ad,. 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S30G pores 5200 v.Sre, $.- tryeR 3,90ys Or vers avp 2 8 reals 362 Fr.Kn St (905A32-:'6; DOUSE ARTICLES for Aniquevk NOVAS T LES to, m roirs. w0room sets. d wmNrg loom sa etc TelepMne f 4 98s, 2e 8454 JOHN DEEM Power wasne,. compnele wrm hose and pun new motor JYntg $200 obo J6n.nik 1705 328.2212 O.pl MOVING $ALF o,V.V tat bedlam uI sau sm. tiler tarmmeril Lewis. humidifk, KJW1S1*1 m01011fike 25000 oda $ ends 666 4856 80 9177 WANTED Will pay face value for Maple I-eaf Tickets. Must 1:Ee Kreervs, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 Kierar..n, .mwu par awmon rtrry we 0 D p en Incl 3nroues 'Ine fur nrlU re Roval 010,: "'•rs HUm- ries Moorcrolt. good cnida b glass. 010 toys. coned I,C'ts 6 other interesting ankles Durham's largest 3ucnon since 1973 Pbm Mahn c6Yllhy Auction$ I'M) 613.0011. 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S. speed 0 III 52595 1990 cher, $Print 2 -dao, auto. 92.000 ems $2395 Both ren ruled 9857871 or 433.1787 INTO HONDA CrvK Wagon All All 1o. kms Surow new,,res Trollied most be seen Da L's 905666.5148 axil 905 668 0729 INTO MAZDA 626 Lx PW PL Wrnluss Lc. 214000 lm exallnt condition renis fed S2.%0 1905, 509-0250 19" POWK Grand Ru SE se Iwder 245 DOOkm ret 2 door $2 000 as ,s G9 901 683-5161 1981 S~D. blue. 4 cyl aalo ac 59000 ems E Iml condition 135DO Can 19051656-9893 ane, 7 p m IM MUTU Impulse XS M._ aura P- or a'c Wiled PIN, 78000kms lady amen AI�$424 00o Call M5)4NM SPRINT. 2 doo ook. wcl ..dieautod'c 98 OOt91 53995 c<nnky Uu 5790197 10111 FMD Tempo , apt, S good Sisooi o p o 0*7 u, o _ 6981 an. Son marntam•d S69DO o o c '9054" 2825 laavr mn Saar lTO06 CINIKEp Ire rrw Io aanx alt . 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WHITBY I 8 2 bedruums. immediate. 3 appliances and blinds, MON -FRI 9AM -5PM (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED [THSUMMIT PLACE b 3 Bed Apts. VE -IN INCENTIVES Util. Included House Supt. d Maint. fice: Mon • Frl. gam - 8 PmSat A Sun 11am- 4pmVALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT -579-1 626 tt-�.�•n)A.�t��FR APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments 5785 per mo. includes Frid};e, stox•e, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Ca I1 686-08.15 or visit us at .:'•1M'];tmk-Ifll•n loth l! �tnv'1 �f1nUr� "6 !highrm-rhtial $' IA Absolurewno,dabie' SICK OF RENTING? OWN YOUR HOME FROM S70eyIBONTHII! ND OownpsynYent'Y'7, O,echaTyed Benkrwpt-k ' _ Ask for, -CASH BACK - w 6 ........n.Hr. P Yfin, t", 1906) S714527S a 1-8004140.4&275 MARK STAPI-EY Lw owe 9.pllew '••"-Fant wk.rY'rK +cu !� E9fl1MNT 501$ SO/COE STWIFT NM1 , Sbve i geh,geral« PaAWbV ykNlg Noor:8M.Liaout PrSCYaded pfaY9ra+«% 4rr+u CkXH0 lo schools .x1 v ,, ; Feel 5846 00 Call 905-721-0980 ,aro .taw Ino1. '. NtSu o q f AUTO SALES :ASR 139 n+lt.le.r' $SOL MIOtr J o kar well P parr tiro a '. wa $Aa.9 lap 474 sAirbtasf4 nf t05472.O17t ECM► CARS Wa'r110 we price•. .0 .v a pry 9a i Ars- reUY. up to X5000 CCA 15•.. IwmOp m MOCK RD S PKKI ApNG '991 +•w .u' Sum t' c 49: LwK S COape 'N a DearY 5 luta 517 S/5 53 5 19ect $ i sky fen S 995 T593 Ponhaa $coua pe 260 L' 31 PS 11% C.Cap Pill S sited 38. $$ u ]% fn IM rla CIE '04 x aTRO as a 1"3 WL IDE MYs. •tw tS21 r 5 :peep. err •s, ATS9.9, IM rt I BwcY Ripa: ;, I6 M Can I- a n SpKW a w Can Mr tresis w PK..l 159 telt ant a xMKla s ,lea 6/6{511 .IMS' L)t SSMt 'AUTO VOMS' r,nanPng e.e• y0� nave Deer turned Dow Defoe Loans available tot no Credit Credit D'Obltms. and barkrupt- ty Cutlers No co-signers needed Call NMI U5 -576-1m Frew Ford Sala ON, '991 laic 'r;, G. YE 56900 p pal rr>aauaple do ar 9LL59A511M w• amen M PI_1 M 1tr Mesa I", M Yr lM Me.? Cwbw CM. OWN alts .1 wtly r.CM.I- boom owmd '"Win am. &M 11993 M S !•T wrold 1993 GMCons CL IWOed t6 �p z. dWan doors rluu ,IM.n, 9w2 neem' 94rguil Mazat 323$auto 111306Yms tact warranty Irk Pew Now 56995 93 Dia AM— burgundy "ed 91000 kms Clary $6.995 91 eonrT.ak, SE one IoaOec 145 000 Yms. very pay $69% 98 Crvalkr Z24 black beauty IUW 88 000 kmz 31 V-6 sale $6995 90 votes Jefu GL. loaded auto rare Cal. $.500 89 vats Gori roto. mol omt 107 000 Yms. now $.500 Be BuCk Lesabt Ltd lois,. rid, lrtls, perkCt ti:frtd $139 320 82 57 UC Sutko 9 ewer Tame. hav spotless .one ,poor 195 pop Yms mux D< seal. "i58 $85 92 For, F 150 AT loaded Su eroO. . Ilv 8 lantasuc $9.9% hil93 ls Saleo a r$7.995 89 GET, Track. s spell. reu $4995 8 9 Do,pp!! 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Sep !n1 Lau,ldly c Die, new ly fenoMed. con. S475 $475 all nClawc Naruble ImmtdulNy Nu pets 839 OWI Lse1pooE4O1 area BEAUTIFUL I 8 2 baboon awmnnls. $600 8 $650 m- Cluswe to Qukl secured wap-ma.M•Md buMang :entry Iocabob avaM0le WTU I$[ CaI17211ml CENTM OSMMA new DYbNq 1 bed $575 PNM 4324261 nor ail or super P305 33 Wh l ; Osbaw, 1 A111 , 11 IE S menta to 401, brats new. 1 bedroom AW mem rbw Irene plrvS" nlranCe. Naeaar Mrlrrre SNS:morth, o Smoking. 43, 5422 cowmf, Iwo bedwumun tripler OuYI h,jige CxA Mat, pa,eng, 5Lester Ibrbd $5 FTplu plow clean 2 br,plrt. $595 plus hydro 4362271 OSHAWA CEMM a,ea num Ilan WI -15 nope III" 5am,ng room arm yarspe 6013 mo A ndtnne 19051 134 17'1 SPACIOUS will maITAnned 2 OMr,mm aPIS Mail at 900 ant 888 Glen St Some path ."ll in flti.s. Non D -.it PC c10Se to s0100IS 000 p,ng crone. Cao SAW Un' Iles eKklOeit CIA 7284993 OSHAWA2 bedroom base situ act 5il t narce, I�sl us' $500 nm puus ny dry No oto p0rMyy respaslbk Imam Ca11905.4315717 OSHAWA 1 nedmin 3 -bed Large clean. 5660.850 x n l l,es III 6 usl p C dml5 umMy. parking. IPets Avaotabk April151 1905)665 1916 OSNAWA Crot 2 owororlrr, 2nd r'- '.1 nrple. Park,ng 2nnd,. uffoye Me April 1st $715 rJtRrv! Ptbrk 905 %13 18887 OSHAWA SOUTH 2 be0mom. large < r Dpdr M,m Clair to xna,ls zl,ppp"q $650 m. CluSrvt ntnaxm5nmr, tMarch 1St 571- 1531537 57. 5714599 FICLIERING YIfla[e bachelor awn -e^' S" mnPm D1nn liesmc' ^.m close to AN alitlrl+a Can 616._M PCKFRMG , na 2 bedroom Sepame roam Q liele.:,wnar8 Pa$750� • th -1-0 CM 831 .1 PICKfRING ^,nowreC 2- •. m 'rot p.'vne ,I e wan o a'LaOk - .- at616P. 1i + $IME 01 S' v ,:sok W. • sr .1905 159991 Uu SOUtRe P. am hDrm wirrr,erm ar,mtl,1 ,.mq sloe oat 'now parring AW • •.. alk pa'k anw 0p00M9 r ps,'mWmO oust sR•ks +KkYrvr 9Cs ago- SOe/M AAa ,eg urtmp +D+rlmenl .:Crrne cur g NM " amg •n�'n pr.tlrwp 5135 •r,or,mry 9051616 3299 OSHAWA ' ,... at ttlu wemworm :'A Large 2 &R apa $650 and 3 &R '•' S680 Ubllha in .art Easy acts: to ^oca. s^.opfe g Great -1. J (90). 05).7TT-8741 '^"'•' -' ' v,puosr ' All IRCLU$IYE i,r$L 9 21 8 4 .'w„75»916• relWcn 1 i0utn Rant efNAwA .,,,IYpy 10:111Lrr+w. ] t B.l . 0•en.x, n,.nrwwr path r t? Z BM. Ban allU +up 6••ANenl. Olay I 1 M0. ale IwcM you. ••. amrnm.a ir o�er�"wraCA@� a Ye1KMp N 00170 ArrmEs �!9oS)2a-a'iwipAlMNN Ro Mn CMRIWA REL •am OR SEM011S wC'" I '17 CVN wrr S, E 476.0120 D.n,wa lana a A.Y opal• A34 7971 nniE , ewr.m .c+" 'IwY'i Pa•l avlw..;, PtcNERIMG amw PAI"2 M•wMy nae Ap• lx rMuwt',"^ ' rc hpwap ru•e 1 I.1 A 1 wan2 ca n• nOMA 4 i- aepw par" -ledCAN mwa. tr Mane9Arbkp. 1 cep Jwarlabr CAN OrwKM Ms3 Ylreen. fro a uf, AvatYOy Wrcn Ila 1905' et73I97 Kwrps f MORoOAN opsliar TAYMT011 T.ARACE Ml V a ",.ft 585 bwvs x. - :•'ton u rn3 -ler+y • RpwxwSOD 0 D•Oruum ., .�IaW t rw m dont m2z4e riAerdf m tai u6i>ri ant co W s kewAr neora,m rrom 2370 CrLE1O 'r"•• �,yvv o6GrM ,Ira �_ .,.,.,+AMnwaSM is NMUTISel '* 571-32110w. t4cMn VICTeNMM MA61SIpN 1'21 .rvr•pe•. -.r..t r Dy want par nr ::nf.•w.., aVa"'"e'r Igno RRI rppm MD tepr,p JiaW 00 vis. „ pan- Mail 71A t]p Derok ro+e. ~00 aoep Go fY BEMOeM a+es pr'w4 w- titn Far wlpre mTamakon on, _ mwnr tw 81ar16a rostra tai .' wMT/Y Shell I OMroom ntt1el leceAea %in" one. m,�,. � rouser, ' I ft 9Z -*S. lewal 107 pie S'M'v' .gs R4wi•tPr floor+ Nr- LARGE P'.AV, R_path place 7 NM5165 tepaialr mance ] $1223ck43 'M"'d= (9031606 m•' - rests hm AMI GO $4251-0 Cr 427.5«1 WMT/Y aria b.A.Om IAwRPOa a aN.y 7 �, or, .ell mamlarRp large Daxm•n, our•gyi9 SereY MNNy Lid ,And 'n pnvale n, 'r' fD�IfF sip, ym kkh rMY CA* WMT•Y. 2 Pr sip 6 pain ant tai• o Landry beciees M,, , :SI $770 trstAYa. 1 Cal, to, ARMs says 831 �' ParY,nq him paler up. 6311 ary PwwLa,IMQ7 St11 uwcwruu�,sArtY rw- Y16Mr6r spodtsi 1bMr0anostia r umenl ao boning arstma Innud<: 'amt ^,aro Seek' wcr•. s: 5745 em nKk16ere N1 armanrA. n.N GO A airs Cal Paha 3.14 -SW'- f760 maps nrerr110a, CAN m.. WS -all -36110 937 0538 W I.� b I � / sk.eA to cu nn-sm I guest working p.rsn ubwm aw 3-IFONOOM both, wnn tar. ea0k ,nckwed. rah./ary. 10 Share els with Cl mat , ion extra Roalard/Garan .M b " with clew n , (bis (SNEINrs4Y brslAa6t F0 25 1 gels h ieft, 19051666M31 srve25AN Y""2 1416)284- r:aNTOY I a 2 bWa $740 apaHllWli 1Yarbple epee [Lately CAN 116.7664145 RCSSLMN/ CMDEN AREA. Ura Power flwrse 5300 all n WNY r6m pallet ydg ran Awl cluirve, mak Preferred ISE tour own home kN Inti ow AST repw,M Coe Ray 661- ou ilea" CAR Orion Hal 0070 lock Spa Re( R6/Wx 190SUf5) 4 Really r (90) Lid 66 Naa_Z7 r•Oweln�Rt�t 19051 W-7100 a 1906) 666 IRC�6- Ur11 ge 3 bedrp _EEiMA con0o geecucuur uee MNi�'�E� ew urge wKonv nR.v it-. taftst CA INS) sae -AM 9Ix a • OMCs i ISHM 4 MINMN FIM IM 500 101400 Saft 2nd floor, kin $400 malt hr 300 1600 $0 ham SM 600 W N 2 M. floor auoa from DAN Contra. East Oshat 400 sAR 24MI032- G0 431.24x7 a 0651132 KM ST. Dshawa, proles. sannal budNnp, 780 so R. Ph 1.2. K do 3 Nfics. reap Iron, 2 Pc a SINN .. stows a 10. 5910 plus hydro Cindy RKAeNs. Stmdn G IIMroup SUNY ty IK .1905) 436-0990 wf.g.a COMENIM slPrage Space for lou 12o0sa h slo,ag, unn. n loo IT . past. roan. on bx1 Oshawl Close to 401 Aoul April IM $600/moth References Gn 905.571.7453 Nla storage units. Oshawa loca ion Slnde and double units awwble Easy Access. S100mquth (905)725-9991 mix PHe.6e iso IEMIIPBI. May I.I invared 3 hdrwiff bwgalow, ream Noor any hardwood and on I- ftan Oak lrk M_ !r e=15"mmd St100 n. clunyt Available all. Feb 15th CAN (505)579-2567 CLEAN, new.3 bedroom home wrage 3 paths. Quiet nelghboohndclose to Schools washindry. mcl 5850• ulnnrn (905434 5952 COUIITICF 3 Myworn it, tatted wnn ganga Available rmmeduteb S9 /month u0lolres No pets GII 905. 727.0425 After 6 p IT MIMACULATE 4 bedroom swml desirable Huntley Im Lei UI Dsha.wa rai room nil rwd Large ole n kitchen iew pacro alas ole Iwneaot YllnerEconomicalgasGJage ilmCed yard III— wSted oul�! wSei. S979nb • ubklm Ax&labk May IW Call 985,9978 NO DOWN PAYMENT. r, Ns I,ke rt 1 B•arm w rate IN laanedn^ beC'uorn� wn M v.y eaxh , bedroom Don 1 rots this opportunity to Own GII &II Richardsn Rfatryry. Net Associates (90 51 433- 7949 OLI9E.MARMONY, bedroom man n,,.' .r nx ksbn. Irony wan dn�;l{{•, I. f75W month utuNK call (416)M-0151 OSKMA ? bedroom house awn;h •PO"'0 Cam.. plus wnn.•. Ixdut. 19051905) usnnwR. •arum Z-GeOroom Yaroe dl,k. ai�i paarr�q. 5675 bones. trailas[ at Aran Mar ls, 1'05µT5-3679 FKAFRING Bra} and Wla man .. ..rs upstars Lan Ory. 5 applunca. parape2 I parlonp. hreDLaCe Wr0- wWd ri00rt. DM.Irp. Oclo: slrefinal by -ft, $1350 clu- Av.IMk medullh 190515 951 31. MpIFRMG .• bill _ Dun. �aro d,br W b PTC: 7 a,anaMr Apra tx 5108 YMs CA 154 Rlnr wnry o►TroM tc My "gym weckm or mn l , garden ffle K ^I vire a .•e So - Id o .' d Curse I CAN II a- :.,rKy wrto ie CAN III M r'.Wrr.n ro rw par, need swu coiew•a earn. •0 R Real Esuk (9051 728 >9 eat 225 w MTIY 7 btlropm m.n °ala.. f wa. Our„ spa rgiu aped.: 5820: mad, or. part utetwi A6rs EraR ($%54276522 or 9osw$ ne WMrEY lm ?INCH 'wd ..f+W:IrmD. April .er.Kai. h j 531- 7Nkt rwlea,wr 4161541-9779 O WMAMwILE MFA bun '...,• n :,..r .Iib :ora bon- paror wrm tarrbkrpprn Rea carona Don T•Kta poo k Me`;!F� A--�.,-c.•-o.s ■?;IFR Ar•`owre^`en•s �ryr las Viewa Lal. p,- WL hal ' a AYw,p SNarlra .Y. w A•Y"`4360`4170 ITIZ \11( tl > i\ nhl•. t„ .Innoun, c thl• } elCw,nr n•,rw thin r,'I(xahon of his dental practice •san.,r ;:�•„ , ,p tr,,mPickeringtu'-i-arburuul;h. F M 1I ^•` The new address is fep �MaKlf 1 ROH. * R SPVI-w Nr am 797 Brimley Rd., :, lim,m d.4 OOTUMCALOUiiWl ticarborough, Ontario. MII 1C9 GUAnUVsm Commmsls Eco m uup T he new office phone number ►RO Do FEF:. OTHERS is 416-267-0012. 00 MOT RIS CMeNq EeMnM �1] CDRWq EtAMM• SPMO AIUMM EARLY at Join us for RICRE"RS HIERon BS growing and using herbs w February 15 "What's New in Herbs" February 22 "Echinacea For Health" March 1 "Chinese Medicine' March 8 "Seeding" Lectures begin at 2:00 p.m. in our Greenhouse located at 357 Hwy 47, Goodwood, Call (140-6677 for more information "FEBRUARY SPECIAL" w, Potmaker _ reg. 13.95 NOW 110.95 Culinary Herb Seed Collection reg. 12.00 NOW 19.00 ' Me^n. ,r 7n s as ora rete ve a rREE CULINARY HERB CHART STOP RENTING! Buy a new 3.4 bed. fully detached 2 storey or bungalow with only 5500 down. Cao 1(905)623-6549. e r .m , O•rAroan 2 slorly D•n a :i � um Gm- ,Slrrt base^,.,•r"wrm wok 1 3 ha lairld Fanged 11.1 ro laMu)u Must itt' ' ll rrtgfwours $161900 Gn 19051 726�56N HOUSE 1"r Safe pnrtle :169 vnG '9a spawn« un • tiara lupe twirsmry Jtrilry-M,II Ca to PoMme on urge comer Ice p•oIK. S,Onal1, lardscapM inn luny fenced .,haw Fuur Deo rooms ora maxtl bedroom wrm amu.'. tree Gunrooms roam pro IamnY oath any landry too urge dLuxury --N Yrkt'wi wilt snroan di In, I- Mop roan 2 poi 1n. pLatK ental +,r Mon e. aMKY gas trlmce w than. M imn(an YM.ground wnrab. SYV em,wher, frxem Lserlwnl garage Y hwo, Doular a,+a pan Ooa DD.rer. rarbcYrrg Lara Ilirw Ieval d.wY�bus too 'no k.*krF crror h M ant mam,a,wd 4 ilex , rrw Pl,ar 90172a 3729 roil • Pwn..M ..r ,„• rots: �ywiq y;m>In�e F+ raw aceptM r0vdless ',I credo raalrq tap rot Irw mormaran 1/355767505 Sadw. b.li +Kk10M IslablisM•d Fror'hisr ('nmpam y r, l-, nrr IINI hr:uums ha< J hang hlse ,gy'•,rtun iy avadablc. We are seeking ';r'Inaled franchtsces interested in trial Ili, lr awn ticcessful business. Turn -key `•pr'r anon. lull training provided. crtarational vggn,n Call Victoria Arruda I-WMI.26G-6:41{ rx1..M1 or 191K 271r 17120 1.7111 Personals 1.7111 Personals Never kno'Nn 1(; Idll) (,IT most bed LIT11U1 lower of Mount Carmel, Inti lul vine,s lendor of Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son of God. Immaculate Virgin. assist meIf myY ne- cessity Oh Holy Mary. Mother of God, lee of Heaven 8 Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to secure me In my necesslry (make request) There are none that can withstand your power. Oh Mary, con- ceived without sin. pray for us who have re- course to thee. (3 times) Holy Mary. I place this cause in your hands (3 times) Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you must publish It will be granted to you. 1. H. THANKS to St. Jude. St Gasper and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for fa- vours received. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored. glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Oh Sacred Heart of .Jesus. pray for us. St. Jude. worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude. helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day. by the eighth day your prayers will be answered regardless of how hopeless your situation seems Publi- cation must be promised V.P. SI-IAAh 4-AlkrJ" WHY RENT? ONXIVOUR HOME FROM f7ewM1U!! Ask for T" BACX' or 6 meaty• - us P"nmofl 1.1008604275 Hifi Star.a.i,rr.., .n SYKRep Sr�plt-rEs F% APPIM, n0 dOps INN 1 Wka Ix A. IM wI AgilabN w MITCIA. 725U/Ap I Isl PAWWa 9 3-BEOa/OM roam appliances. h bun- gacky 4 '... lase of wCkyard arch to 9'50 . Avulse Wrcn 1 dwo n- CluxVe ISI % rN.erKu Cal 9%-1N 8696 Aa UTRY ASTO a 6 months Tied "W owe A house loom $55DM=M 619 Rol CD10"ll Beier (WSJ 128941, AAS CENTRAL. 2 story. 4 bedroprrl. 4 appliances clan. tea kept tome 3925 00 plos .Wws Nc xis 693-1760 AAE. Har rued l 101. 2 D n roam bungalowroam , boclean 6 bew . tanw A,d12le Marchah 1 I. $BSO Plus 47 s 1')6 -$$OB BACMIPIIT Chime., close tV 401 3 - I bedroom Fenced yy'aro ayaaa0b March 15 190Wmonm hydro 131 a LAST 725 4909 PERFECT for young lamiq Immaculate 4 tearoom home In axrible North West loin ft m Oshawa 450 $4 It anxa, bedroom. nanous tlasemnt Apartment sent. ate nIWKe Ranted to, 5600 Home wile Cary to n crr f7oo at IP,ayS rna Pnced al 3169900 for ap- pontmentrL (9051576 7207 3000STIO Ther YOU WA!VTED: STEEL CAGES or LARGE BINS Approx. dimensions 4'%4'x4' can tie a little smaller or larger. Call Tong' or Trod' at (9051 721-0486 1 Amckf for1 1 ulanodka Sr la Sant NEW AND -f:" c.e 1 R.sora,s •i'I_ ' �t^pe •.,•,pplunCK. 1991 HYUNDAI F.,.: =E I''.: •.. u _. a'-' cund'r.„, (; )Dwm. Simco' St 5 Oshawa 576 9x71 reu. a325 du„•. auto:nanc w eii Ove. $3500 es 1- Cyn CIANOS'GRANOFATMER CLof aca •'ran Clea,anre business 905-931-2525 honk 905-9311398 All •Ya' I ,.. 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Mao u CASH OR DEAL$ Ar Ary z lull rrda Ur wq, •r,h b0`+ reipr,rt krona 9•fd psi. mala a a x45 901 aopk1awc•s 1 903RI6 ama170 7S 22:0PO4 WANTED WORKING u ROT Dap WM'~IS2G DradYs L pan• *%toy t03 -4x sm •E kms JUP'1CI �e AI T[R$' Miw mat' 9'yW tete .1 0 flM ansW a Ea..O.rw snow aril W ,Ow h.4 -mal pro Sal 0- I To o Dunk .rpYow IYwtE ro be m•r' RN a Y pW MEwp an Rw 036 ow Ca cos .x Nta M, ClAtit2 nab a0le .L,,..uiuing 1.eg�:Yn Worwrt auanrroeMeA `.x1103' 576 791' alts 3 p m r.::. ': . C•'ftire. ... wm.Ki•ws taw, 1ir.n nb, • 1 •.tSysAt1 -1231 runt SSoi '„crr. 655 3626 srl'dip xered UK ;.rC Rapid Imed 4. -.hip s„Pis IeeaMw 0-+r D4ArgrM cnrelPio�. �ac::wYs. Call 9os1• is -9810 MIIUATURt scm-IIrfp �UIf vrgglCrtp .+ I shin tar M5'�R-Snip fCSG r rcT serve' sn- aruuD„ wall lewd anA rare lo' INS 9051636 OSo�� LHASA AFN pops forsok Nonxr . hip - c Malts pua"nrant. M -.rue Ooi 7xis armnp SIir1•A 1705705 : 7e6 -7'2s wKmasape 1 1 AreNNeb96. CNfai MMLEMS7 On The spot 1manGnp Down pay mems num $500 '.. A C Cars trucks an 1961 10 1991 ArardY Sulo Sores lid 792 Smcoe Sane. $Yum DSNw Phprie 905710.3382 1906 CELEMnY Eurosport 1965 Cnryskr, New yome, 1966 rNada Perry e,Wwd Bal Mer Fort, loaad » 166 o 6-4328 1905". 1506 6ERMA, ",I spud rkw clench II- Wary NSI se"n ed excellent condition $2650 c. I call 4334161 days 5795909 ew IM CAVALIER. 2an1. S. speed 0 III 52595 1990 cher, $Print 2 -dao, auto. 92.000 ems $2395 Both ren ruled 9857871 or 433.1787 INTO HONDA CrvK Wagon All All 1o. kms Surow new,,res Trollied most be seen Da L's 905666.5148 axil 905 668 0729 INTO MAZDA 626 Lx PW PL Wrnluss Lc. 214000 lm exallnt condition renis fed S2.%0 1905, 509-0250 19" POWK Grand Ru SE se Iwder 245 DOOkm ret 2 door $2 000 as ,s G9 901 683-5161 1981 S~D. blue. 4 cyl aalo ac 59000 ems E Iml condition 135DO Can 19051656-9893 ane, 7 p m IM MUTU Impulse XS M._ aura P- or a'c Wiled PIN, 78000kms lady amen AI�$424 00o Call M5)4NM SPRINT. 2 doo ook. wcl ..dieautod'c 98 OOt91 53995 c<nnky Uu 5790197 10111 FMD Tempo , apt, S good Sisooi o p o 0*7 u, o _ 6981 an. Son marntam•d S69DO o o c '9054" 2825 laavr mn Saar lTO06 CINIKEp Ire rrw Io aanx alt . 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WHITBY I 8 2 bedruums. immediate. 3 appliances and blinds, MON -FRI 9AM -5PM (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED [THSUMMIT PLACE b 3 Bed Apts. VE -IN INCENTIVES Util. Included House Supt. d Maint. fice: Mon • Frl. gam - 8 PmSat A Sun 11am- 4pmVALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT -579-1 626 tt-�.�•n)A.�t��FR APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments 5785 per mo. includes Frid};e, stox•e, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Ca I1 686-08.15 or visit us at .:'•1M'];tmk-Ifll•n loth l! �tnv'1 �f1nUr� "6 !highrm-rhtial $' IA Absolurewno,dabie' SICK OF RENTING? OWN YOUR HOME FROM S70eyIBONTHII! ND OownpsynYent'Y'7, O,echaTyed Benkrwpt-k ' _ Ask for, -CASH BACK - w 6 ........n.Hr. P Yfin, t", 1906) S714527S a 1-8004140.4&275 MARK STAPI-EY Lw owe 9.pllew '••"-Fant wk.rY'rK +cu !� E9fl1MNT 501$ SO/COE STWIFT NM1 , Sbve i geh,geral« PaAWbV ykNlg Noor:8M.Liaout PrSCYaded pfaY9ra+«% 4rr+u CkXH0 lo schools .x1 v ,, ; Feel 5846 00 Call 905-721-0980 ,aro .taw Ino1. '. NtSu o q f AUTO SALES :ASR 139 n+lt.le.r' $SOL MIOtr J o kar well P parr tiro a '. wa $Aa.9 lap 474 sAirbtasf4 nf t05472.O17t ECM► CARS Wa'r110 we price•. .0 .v a pry 9a i Ars- reUY. up to X5000 CCA 15•.. IwmOp m MOCK RD S PKKI ApNG '991 +•w .u' Sum t' c 49: LwK S COape 'N a DearY 5 luta 517 S/5 53 5 19ect $ i sky fen S 995 T593 Ponhaa $coua pe 260 L' 31 PS 11% C.Cap Pill S sited 38. $$ u ]% fn IM rla CIE '04 x aTRO as a 1"3 WL IDE MYs. •tw tS21 r 5 :peep. err •s, ATS9.9, IM rt I BwcY Ripa: ;, I6 M Can I- a n SpKW a w Can Mr tresis w PK..l 159 telt ant a xMKla s ,lea 6/6{511 .IMS' L)t SSMt 'AUTO VOMS' r,nanPng e.e• y0� nave Deer turned Dow Defoe Loans available tot no Credit Credit D'Obltms. and barkrupt- ty Cutlers No co-signers needed Call NMI U5 -576-1m Frew Ford Sala ON, '991 laic 'r;, G. YE 56900 p pal rr>aauaple do ar 9LL59A511M w• amen M PI_1 M 1tr Mesa I", M Yr lM Me.? Cwbw CM. 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Parking included No dogs Available Match 1st M4 April 1st Phone 1985 5»SSM • Whilby AT Door oo" 4C 1 •1 1ARrA90 ek-F N + vNkp SmraMe ntw a tIv p- pY.Kea 06.5^mpnm uK aaooppir kwmn 1si 1451746-Mt1 *INN" B.r sa ary 26 7 DM•t✓"- :.1mMs n calm pro nye auaary :Kw to AD, 6 Go rarlYng ,rauaple 'mmt Aylely from Shpt mnnm ►moan MlS.S.'R-LKS . +ant cep n rx.uure ,:'� an has, term RyannlW �' bR6 NW 9p -e557 , out CD :905' 1$FORD" ,., AbleAny. `imt DUIM I Calow d Osluwa 4 :xis PI.MSure un 90557238; ant, 5 pm 2 L41W W,- rwte. i!C Ga51n1ar,I 'Dr SlPaTJIe Mt wundry Icol WNIKM.y 2 PKkenny275." 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Sep !n1 Lau,ldly c Die, new ly fenoMed. con. S475 $475 all nClawc Naruble ImmtdulNy Nu pets 839 OWI Lse1pooE4O1 area BEAUTIFUL I 8 2 baboon awmnnls. $600 8 $650 m- Cluswe to Qukl secured wap-ma.M•Md buMang :entry Iocabob avaM0le WTU I$[ CaI17211ml CENTM OSMMA new DYbNq 1 bed $575 PNM 4324261 nor ail or super P305 33 Wh l ; Osbaw, 1 A111 , 11 IE S menta to 401, brats new. 1 bedroom AW mem rbw Irene plrvS" nlranCe. Naeaar Mrlrrre SNS:morth, o Smoking. 43, 5422 cowmf, Iwo bedwumun tripler OuYI h,jige CxA Mat, pa,eng, 5Lester Ibrbd $5 FTplu plow clean 2 br,plrt. $595 plus hydro 4362271 OSHAWA CEMM a,ea num Ilan WI -15 nope III" 5am,ng room arm yarspe 6013 mo A ndtnne 19051 134 17'1 SPACIOUS will maITAnned 2 OMr,mm aPIS Mail at 900 ant 888 Glen St Some path ."ll in flti.s. Non D -.it PC c10Se to s0100IS 000 p,ng crone. Cao SAW Un' Iles eKklOeit CIA 7284993 OSHAWA2 bedroom base situ act 5il t narce, I�sl us' $500 nm puus ny dry No oto p0rMyy respaslbk Imam Ca11905.4315717 OSHAWA 1 nedmin 3 -bed Large clean. 5660.850 x n l l,es III 6 usl p C dml5 umMy. parking. IPets Avaotabk April151 1905)665 1916 OSNAWA Crot 2 owororlrr, 2nd r'- '.1 nrple. Park,ng 2nnd,. uffoye Me April 1st $715 rJtRrv! Ptbrk 905 %13 18887 OSHAWA SOUTH 2 be0mom. large < r Dpdr M,m Clair to xna,ls zl,ppp"q $650 m. 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Olay I 1 M0. ale IwcM you. ••. amrnm.a ir o�er�"wraCA@� a Ye1KMp N 00170 ArrmEs �!9oS)2a-a'iwipAlMNN Ro Mn CMRIWA REL •am OR SEM011S wC'" I '17 CVN wrr S, E 476.0120 D.n,wa lana a A.Y opal• A34 7971 nniE , ewr.m .c+" 'IwY'i Pa•l avlw..;, PtcNERIMG amw PAI"2 M•wMy nae Ap• lx rMuwt',"^ ' rc hpwap ru•e 1 I.1 A 1 wan2 ca n• nOMA 4 i- aepw par" -ledCAN mwa. tr Mane9Arbkp. 1 cep Jwarlabr CAN OrwKM Ms3 Ylreen. fro a uf, AvatYOy Wrcn Ila 1905' et73I97 Kwrps f MORoOAN opsliar TAYMT011 T.ARACE Ml V a ",.ft 585 bwvs x. - :•'ton u rn3 -ler+y • RpwxwSOD 0 D•Oruum ., .�IaW t rw m dont m2z4e riAerdf m tai u6i>ri ant co W s kewAr neora,m rrom 2370 CrLE1O 'r"•• �,yvv o6GrM ,Ira �_ .,.,.,+AMnwaSM is NMUTISel '* 571-32110w. t4cMn VICTeNMM MA61SIpN 1'21 .rvr•pe•. -.r..t r Dy want par nr ::nf.•w.., aVa"'"e'r Igno RRI rppm MD tepr,p JiaW 00 vis. „ pan- Mail 71A t]p Derok ro+e. ~00 aoep Go fY BEMOeM a+es pr'w4 w- titn Far wlpre mTamakon on, _ mwnr tw 81ar16a rostra tai .' wMT/Y Shell I OMroom ntt1el leceAea %in" one. m,�,. � rouser, ' I ft 9Z -*S. lewal 107 pie S'M'v' .gs R4wi•tPr floor+ Nr- LARGE P'.AV, R_path place 7 NM5165 tepaialr mance ] $1223ck43 'M"'d= (9031606 m•' - rests hm AMI GO $4251-0 Cr 427.5«1 WMT/Y aria b.A.Om IAwRPOa a aN.y 7 �, or, .ell mamlarRp large Daxm•n, our•gyi9 SereY MNNy Lid ,And 'n pnvale n, 'r' fD�IfF sip, ym kkh rMY CA* WMT•Y. 2 Pr sip 6 pain ant tai• o Landry beciees M,, , :SI $770 trstAYa. 1 Cal, to, ARMs says 831 �' ParY,nq him paler up. 6311 ary PwwLa,IMQ7 St11 uwcwruu�,sArtY rw- Y16Mr6r spodtsi 1bMr0anostia r umenl ao boning arstma Innud<: 'amt ^,aro Seek' wcr•. s: 5745 em nKk16ere N1 armanrA. n.N GO A airs Cal Paha 3.14 -SW'- f760 maps nrerr110a, CAN m.. WS -all -36110 937 0538 W I.� b I � / sk.eA to cu nn-sm I guest working p.rsn ubwm aw 3-IFONOOM both, wnn tar. ea0k ,nckwed. rah./ary. 10 Share els with Cl mat , ion extra Roalard/Garan .M b " with clew n , (bis (SNEINrs4Y brslAa6t F0 25 1 gels h ieft, 19051666M31 srve25AN Y""2 1416)284- r:aNTOY I a 2 bWa $740 apaHllWli 1Yarbple epee [Lately CAN 116.7664145 RCSSLMN/ CMDEN AREA. Ura Power flwrse 5300 all n WNY r6m pallet ydg ran Awl cluirve, mak Preferred ISE tour own home kN Inti ow AST repw,M Coe Ray 661- ou ilea" CAR Orion Hal 0070 lock Spa Re( R6/Wx 190SUf5) 4 Really r (90) Lid 66 Naa_Z7 r•Oweln�Rt�t 19051 W-7100 a 1906) 666 IRC�6- Ur11 ge 3 bedrp _EEiMA con0o geecucuur uee MNi�'�E� ew urge wKonv nR.v it-. taftst CA INS) sae -AM 9Ix a • OMCs i ISHM 4 MINMN FIM IM 500 101400 Saft 2nd floor, kin $400 malt hr 300 1600 $0 ham SM 600 W N 2 M. floor auoa from DAN Contra. East Oshat 400 sAR 24MI032- G0 431.24x7 a 0651132 KM ST. Dshawa, proles. sannal budNnp, 780 so R. Ph 1.2. K do 3 Nfics. reap Iron, 2 Pc a SINN .. stows a 10. 5910 plus hydro Cindy RKAeNs. Stmdn G IIMroup SUNY ty IK .1905) 436-0990 wf.g.a COMENIM slPrage Space for lou 12o0sa h slo,ag, unn. n loo IT . past. roan. on bx1 Oshawl Close to 401 Aoul April IM $600/moth References Gn 905.571.7453 Nla storage units. Oshawa loca ion Slnde and double units awwble Easy Access. S100mquth (905)725-9991 mix PHe.6e iso IEMIIPBI. May I.I invared 3 hdrwiff bwgalow, ream Noor any hardwood and on I- ftan Oak lrk M_ !r e=15"mmd St100 n. clunyt Available all. Feb 15th CAN (505)579-2567 CLEAN, new.3 bedroom home wrage 3 paths. Quiet nelghboohndclose to Schools washindry. mcl 5850• ulnnrn (905434 5952 COUIITICF 3 Myworn it, tatted wnn ganga Available rmmeduteb S9 /month u0lolres No pets GII 905. 727.0425 After 6 p IT MIMACULATE 4 bedroom swml desirable Huntley Im Lei UI Dsha.wa rai room nil rwd Large ole n kitchen iew pacro alas ole Iwneaot YllnerEconomicalgasGJage ilmCed yard III— wSted oul�! wSei. S979nb • ubklm Ax&labk May IW Call 985,9978 NO DOWN PAYMENT. r, Ns I,ke rt 1 B•arm w rate IN laanedn^ beC'uorn� wn M v.y eaxh , bedroom Don 1 rots this opportunity to Own GII &II Richardsn Rfatryry. Net Associates (90 51 433- 7949 OLI9E.MARMONY, bedroom man n,,.' .r nx ksbn. Irony wan dn�;l{{•, I. f75W month utuNK call (416)M-0151 OSKMA ? bedroom house awn;h •PO"'0 Cam.. plus wnn.•. Ixdut. 19051905) usnnwR. •arum Z-GeOroom Yaroe dl,k. ai�i paarr�q. 5675 bones. trailas[ at Aran Mar ls, 1'05µT5-3679 FKAFRING Bra} and Wla man .. ..rs upstars Lan Ory. 5 applunca. parape2 I parlonp. hreDLaCe Wr0- wWd ri00rt. DM.Irp. Oclo: slrefinal by -ft, $1350 clu- Av.IMk medullh 190515 951 31. MpIFRMG .• bill _ Dun. �aro d,br W b PTC: 7 a,anaMr Apra tx 5108 YMs CA 154 Rlnr wnry o►TroM tc My "gym weckm or mn l , garden ffle K ^I vire a .•e So - Id o .' d Curse I CAN II a- :.,rKy wrto ie CAN III M r'.Wrr.n ro rw par, need swu coiew•a earn. •0 R Real Esuk (9051 728 >9 eat 225 w MTIY 7 btlropm m.n °ala.. f wa. Our„ spa rgiu aped.: 5820: mad, or. part utetwi A6rs EraR ($%54276522 or 9osw$ ne WMrEY lm ?INCH 'wd ..f+W:IrmD. April .er.Kai. h j 531- 7Nkt rwlea,wr 4161541-9779 O WMAMwILE MFA bun '...,• n :,..r .Iib :ora bon- paror wrm tarrbkrpprn Rea carona Don T•Kta poo k Me`;!F� A--�.,-c.•-o.s ■?;IFR Ar•`owre^`en•s �ryr las Viewa Lal. p,- WL hal ' a AYw,p SNarlra .Y. w A•Y"`4360`4170 ITIZ \11( tl > i\ nhl•. t„ .Innoun, c thl• } elCw,nr n•,rw thin r,'I(xahon of his dental practice •san.,r ;:�•„ , ,p tr,,mPickeringtu'-i-arburuul;h. F M 1I ^•` The new address is fep �MaKlf 1 ROH. * R SPVI-w Nr am 797 Brimley Rd., :, lim,m d.4 OOTUMCALOUiiWl ticarborough, Ontario. MII 1C9 GUAnUVsm Commmsls Eco m uup T he new office phone number ►RO Do FEF:. OTHERS is 416-267-0012. 00 MOT RIS CMeNq EeMnM �1] CDRWq EtAMM• SPMO AIUMM EARLY at Join us for RICRE"RS HIERon BS growing and using herbs w February 15 "What's New in Herbs" February 22 "Echinacea For Health" March 1 "Chinese Medicine' March 8 "Seeding" Lectures begin at 2:00 p.m. in our Greenhouse located at 357 Hwy 47, Goodwood, Call (140-6677 for more information "FEBRUARY SPECIAL" w, Potmaker _ reg. 13.95 NOW 110.95 Culinary Herb Seed Collection reg. 12.00 NOW 19.00 ' Me^n. ,r 7n s as ora rete ve a rREE CULINARY HERB CHART STOP RENTING! Buy a new 3.4 bed. fully detached 2 storey or bungalow with only 5500 down. Cao 1(905)623-6549. e r .m , O•rAroan 2 slorly D•n a :i � um Gm- ,Slrrt base^,.,•r"wrm wok 1 3 ha lairld Fanged 11.1 ro laMu)u Must itt' ' ll rrtgfwours $161900 Gn 19051 726�56N HOUSE 1"r Safe pnrtle :169 vnG '9a spawn« un • tiara lupe twirsmry Jtrilry-M,II Ca to PoMme on urge comer Ice p•oIK. S,Onal1, lardscapM inn luny fenced .,haw Fuur Deo rooms ora maxtl bedroom wrm amu.'. tree Gunrooms roam pro IamnY oath any landry too urge dLuxury --N Yrkt'wi wilt snroan di In, I- Mop roan 2 poi 1n. pLatK ental +,r Mon e. aMKY gas trlmce w than. M imn(an YM.ground wnrab. SYV em,wher, frxem Lserlwnl garage Y hwo, Doular a,+a pan Ooa DD.rer. rarbcYrrg Lara Ilirw Ieval d.wY�bus too 'no k.*krF crror h M ant mam,a,wd 4 ilex , rrw Pl,ar 90172a 3729 roil • Pwn..M ..r ,„• rots: �ywiq y;m>In�e F+ raw aceptM r0vdless ',I credo raalrq tap rot Irw mormaran 1/355767505 Sadw. b.li +Kk10M IslablisM•d Fror'hisr ('nmpam y r, l-, nrr IINI hr:uums ha< J hang hlse ,gy'•,rtun iy avadablc. We are seeking ';r'Inaled franchtsces interested in trial Ili, lr awn ticcessful business. Turn -key `•pr'r anon. lull training provided. crtarational vggn,n Call Victoria Arruda I-WMI.26G-6:41{ rx1..M1 or 191K 271r 17120 1.7111 Personals 1.7111 Personals Never kno'Nn 1(; Idll) (,IT most bed LIT11U1 lower of Mount Carmel, Inti lul vine,s lendor of Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son of God. Immaculate Virgin. assist meIf myY ne- cessity Oh Holy Mary. Mother of God, lee of Heaven 8 Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to secure me In my necesslry (make request) There are none that can withstand your power. Oh Mary, con- ceived without sin. pray for us who have re- course to thee. (3 times) Holy Mary. I place this cause in your hands (3 times) Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you must publish It will be granted to you. 1. H. THANKS to St. Jude. St Gasper and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for fa- vours received. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored. glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Oh Sacred Heart of .Jesus. pray for us. St. Jude. worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude. helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day. by the eighth day your prayers will be answered regardless of how hopeless your situation seems Publi- cation must be promised V.P. SI-IAAh 4-AlkrJ" WHY RENT? ONXIVOUR HOME FROM f7ewM1U!! Ask for T" BACX' or 6 meaty• - us P"nmofl 1.1008604275 Hifi Star.a.i,rr.., .n SYKRep Sr�plt-rEs F% APPIM, n0 dOps INN 1 Wka Ix A. IM wI AgilabN w MITCIA. 725U/Ap I Isl PAWWa 9 3-BEOa/OM roam appliances. h bun- gacky 4 '... lase of wCkyard arch to 9'50 . Avulse Wrcn 1 dwo n- CluxVe ISI % rN.erKu Cal 9%-1N 8696 Aa UTRY ASTO a 6 months Tied "W owe A house loom $55DM=M 619 Rol CD10"ll Beier (WSJ 128941, AAS CENTRAL. 2 story. 4 bedroprrl. 4 appliances clan. tea kept tome 3925 00 plos .Wws Nc xis 693-1760 AAE. 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Alla IMni CONSIGNMENTS .•' 7 pc wwie re10m 2 pc pkste iNN Storage e u sea psi Public auctwn the Lot AND ESTATES coffee and end a - ieuit WANTED w G'nl'� are delinquent to cover WoCh LCw commiss'on. bell ',-r one sstplam al an the fA51 01 rem and ea- payment next day . Le' .,• CHAT. moeern c^ "a cabinet. D'M serin penes Sates every Tues. "r WENT, spinning John SchuOi Th urs. and Satal w'ee record cabinet a Cobn Black 6 p.m. Antic+ a' + chm of drawers Any of the above furniture, ap- center tenants may pay pllances etc. Own- 130:esrs. rocking aa0!es rDCctur plata. cue re and amount owing m er and operator '•aures. sgned puna. signed cash, and redeem MYLES KING 00,01 t.v, beds large their merchandise. AUCTIONS Quantity M good Ch■ & at at any time poor Hal hmoge. depression, cu - the auction. nava' and Satin. etc Oshawa, eventual Mat To - Established in MRIRN a ed respected 725.5751 r1wom 7Ow19601CTaEa1 • 1 Alachona 725.5751 . 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Rornrnce figurines, coxWor PkMe, all, (Mwla mk2M)• SPOrtI Collectibles in "kmsm WOON%M imn, autographed by MHL SLq SW$, LAgadt, INN of Fmw$. FMW L.E. Spats AR Lwp ubcbm of hand made wNIFNI,- anikpFe " toys and cONaetlbks. LkvWW Edition Art, Oripwal ON Pamrq% Ikea Scudo prints, two publkWons or top new artist, Mks CWIN:tion of Group of Sewn Art WHA Arasb Proob and 1001A Annivatsary tea CelsbRltion Priils of A.J. Casson. Fine quality Diamond rings, gold dlWlfl bMCOkls, wrkgs, Watches. Part, sliver, Gold 8 Silva Coins, Bat Noon, Mill SNI, etc. TERMS CASH. VISA. MC. AUX. DEB)' AS PER POSTED 8 ANNOUNCED AT SALE. ADDITIONS a DELETIONS APPLY NO BUYERS PREMIUMS, FREE DRAW. AS PER POSTED 6 ANNOUNCED LIMITED SEATING • REGISTRATION AT 6 PM • PLAN TO ATTEND • FREE DRAW • NO BUYERS PREMIUM OR SURCHARGES AT OUR AUCTION SALES - THF. 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Rlsport Spring Brdial T0 NI 1 EE W Relaz In the quiet. unhtnrrield atowspbere of a retarbished. century -old country ion Halibnrton 1-705-457-2350 or 1-800-461-0347 • 1 o.rke • I oarw MACDONALD, Evelyn Catherine Peacefulf � at ^,Orne. surrounded by the rove and devotion or her -amply or. Monday February 3. '398 Dearly beloved w'e of the ate Lewis Joseph MacDonald, cherished ^;finer of Morea and her Husband Chris Gillett, 1.i,ra and Paul and his wile Laurie Rccwlo Loving Gramma of Sabrina Nicole Dear sister of Nick. Lil- an, Florence Dons. Eleanor, Viola and Manna A re- tred registered nurse of toffy -tour years Evelyn tuililled her calling to a life of service to her com munity and will be femembered for her dedlcaled and compassionate care which continued throughout -etirement as a volunteer at the Ajax and POenng General Hospital and the Canadian Cancer Society ^ends will be received at the ACCETTONE FU NERAL HOME. 384 Fmley Ave Ajax 1905 428- 309C, on Thursday February 12 from 7 9 pm. and qday 2-4 and 7-9 pm Funeral service will be held e S' George's Anglican Church iRardall Or and Hwy s2 P-ckenng Village) on Saturday February 14 at I- a m Evelyn and -ler family would Eke to ex - 'end their SnCefeSt thanks and apprelOat-on for "Ie ,pecial care provided by the St Elizabeth Nurses. •he many services through Durham Access to Care Dr Sliwow,tz, Or Frythe staff of the Princess Margaret Hospital and her friends and colleagues at •ire Ajax and Pcker,rg General Hospow Emlyn wll always be remembered for her Strength and :our. age. passion for life contagious laughter and n+el. �ect and thirst for knowledge. She was a ;,ear teacher and menicr to many Evelyn was a woman of profound faith and ved a virtuous life guided by -ne gifts of the Hd'y Spirit that were bestowed ,pon her She was racious. giving and sedless as any human could be he was •evered by all whom she 'ouched and will conhrue ic ,spire us all 910 910 HAZELWOOD. Joanne 0 epra•, = -998 -' 7 "j w''-• " icn Becvec "4'u'kr Of Lee .•d net husband Mak Lynn and T_"v and nee '+us- �and Rod Robersc^ Lpvmg Nanny of Marnew O�Eand William Friends Annbe received ail re TTONE FUNERAL HOME 384 F,nley Ave a;ax /905-428-9090- o- Thursday February '2 .om 7 ro Fn ': p m and noir 4- a- Se vice 'r 1011oW at ' p - at Holy Tnnry A-VCW Churcr )C Monarch Ave i!nrt 0- D ews Advertiser E CHAPERE.. 5. 1 S, 1998 ation Cotnplex oaf Pickering • RefreshmMN • Hors d'oeuvres • Fashion Show 2.30 P. m. Space is limited, buy your tickets in advance at the locations listed below Ticket Sale Locations $5.00 each or 2 for $7.00 • Tuxedo Royale, Pickering Town Centre • But "N" Ben Bakery, Pickering • Comfort Inn, Pickering • News Advertiser; Ajax • Sargeant's Party Rentals, Oshawa • Pickering Photo, Pickering Tickets also available at the door. PAGE Ir. - 7HE NEWS ADt,'MnSFAt WMNESDAY. P WARY 11. 19" Pickering Sports Atom `AA" Li-ghtninged a toward firstg in hockey loop The Durham West Lightning atom 'AArep The Lightning allowed a goal in the first 30 girls' hickey team skated to two recent league seconds of pla}. but carne hack late to he Ilk - victories to improve its chances of climbing into score a., Judges sent Nagy maro%i in un a break - top spot in the league standings. aw;n Catherine Keri 1,11, the I whining up 2 1. The Lightning blanked the Euibicokc Dol- assisted hs t MILT I'rn It nudway through the phins 3-0 at the Pickering Recreation Complex. first Iranic- Laurcn O'Hare opened the scoring on a pass from hnemate Danielle Nagy- marosi. Jessica Judges made the score 2-0 on a Iced from Amanda Church late in the second period. Midway through the final frame, Natalie Clegg and Amanda Morra earned assists on a goal by Nags maroct. Amanda Cret- to earned the shutout. The atom Lightning travelled ai Brampton for it contest against the Cadettes and skated to a 3-1 victory Bizarre end to Pickering bantams' tourney run PIC'KERING — The Pickering P=•n•:hu. „•Ido (Iriddic minor ban- tam 'AA* rep hockey team barely missed advancing to the champi- onship game of the prestigious Siker Suck Championship in New market re- cently. In the semi-final match against the London Junior Knights, the Panthers dropped a 3-2 mcrtime decision in bizarre circumstances. The short-staffed Panthers. who started the game with four players out due to illness or injury. fourd them- xhtes down 2-0 late in the second pc - nod. Jonathan Walsh scored first for Pickering in the third frame. then Kc%m Rogers notched the equalizer to lorcc overtime. In the extra frame. a whistle sounded. but it was not an of- ficial's With the Panthers standing still. a London player picked up the puck and skated in on a breakaway on Pickering goaftendcr Chri. Franz. When the puck was knocked away from tht London skater, a penalty shot was called and London scored to end Pickcrmg's hopes of ad%ancing to the final Scott Billing. Evan Gcorgitwski. Misch Gngoriadis and James Judges were sidelined for the cont". Rvan Pelan Ictt the game during the sccind period - In the opening game of nwrd- robin play. Panthers' goalie Garctt Mckinnon ra ordcd the shutout in a 3-0 win user the Sudbury Junior Woho-%, Seal Billing Ica the off -once with Iwo goals. Pcfan fired the third Pickering goal. Rocky Ruta registered two as%ist%. Andrew Hopkin%. Hughes. Mark Ro_cr% and S,,4t Vahcy had one apiece Michael Dawson and Adam Moyer were rocks on the blue line lar Pic kcn ng. Pickering'% only loss in round- robin play was a 4-1 setback against the York Tone. Mark Rogers. assisted by Kc% in Rogers. scored the lune Pan - Ober,' goal. In a must -win third game against the Richmond Hill Stars. Pickering played a sold defensive contest to register a 2-1 victory. Ruta and Walsh %coxed for Pickering. Pclan assisted on Kith goals. Mark Rogers and Kc%in Rogers carried one assist apiece. Pickering bantams bounce Aurora from playoffs PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Spun., Medicine and Rehab. Clinic mayor bantam 'AA' rep hockey tram roared over Aurora in recent playoff action. The Panthers swept the hest -of -five first-round play oft series 3.0 over Au- rora. Pickering will now meet Barrie in the second round of the playoffs. In the third game of the Aurora se- ries, the Pickering bantams recorded a 5-2 win a) sweep the series. All five Pickering goals came off the stick of Jason McAuley. Assists were credited to Steve Costa with two. Ryan Faulkn- er. John Porter and Bill Antoniadis with one apiece. The Panthers posted a 3-1 win over Aurora in the second game. Porter scored twice. Steve Grimshaw had a single tally for Pickering. Assists went to McAuley. Ryan Tracy. Craig Lillie and Faulkner. Steve Carson provided solid goaltending in the winning cause. The Pickering bantams started the series with a bang, defeating Aurora 7- 4. Porter notched the hat trick. McAuley. Grimshaw. Faulkner and David Lewis fired singles. Assists went to McAuley with three. Lewis. Matt Steinke and Brett Carpenter with one each. Goalie Mike Marpniuk was a wall in net. The playoff series followed a suc- cessfultuur of L•urupc by the Picker- ing major bantams. The squad fin- ished with a .500 record and also won a bronze medal at a tournament in Germany which featured stiff compe- Ittton from across Europe. Tlic Durham West atoms settled into a defcn- sive mode the rest of the way and kept the Cadcitcs off the scoreshect thanks to the fine de- fcnsrve work of Natalie Clegg. Stacey Vahey, Caitlyn Ruddy and Amanda Spanger. Goaltender Crem, had ni make wi,cral key saves under the 1993 LINCOLN HARK 8 •911JAGt \R\JS( V12 - tr'K :,57K1 FORI) PROBE 14 Porsche 94. 113 L '69 Cadillac Del iUe 'lig 6NIC 44 _I4 k. 19 l Affic Iktlik. 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