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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_03_185 PICKERING EDITION STOF PERI --GQINC MFORTBPRIVACY OM '39— 20% 'AF 611 IF ROUT OF IOwN PICK N -Go 24 his. 7 days a week FOR YOU TWI MATERN JEANS 190 SIM XS_M 6 colon" �cltering�llage ;°�; Courtyard PW 426-ul88 AD VOptional' 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand QQ==Q__ Ir RR Wednesday, March 18, 1998 Pressrun 44,500 28 pages Teachers'megamunion ud I I poactimon' BySeell! (FWTAO) and OPSTF have been She says she finds it "interesting Meanwhile, president FWTAO Stan reporler enei —..-� working for the past few )ears on plans that the main focus of one of the Marc[ Sadem-Thompson says if The formation of a mega -union rep- to form a new union that w111 represent unions clearly appears to be political OSSTF wants to create a new mega - and secondary elementary teachers within the public action rather than a focus on quality union in the province it's going about resenting elementan teachers in Ontario is a 'logical step', system. The 70.000 -member education. reports a local federation leader. Elementary Teachers' Fcdcration of it the wrong way. "There is clearly a partisan po)litical The Durham educator says OSS'rF Bill Butcher, Durham district presi- Ontario is scheduled u) hold its first agenda" as the Ontario Secondary president Earl Manners' unexpected dent of the Ontario Public School annual meeting in August. School Teachers' Federation IOSSTF) weekend announcenient calling for M Teachers' Federation (OPSTF). says a Durham West PP Janet Ecker, leader has called on teachers to help high school and elementary teachers to merger with high school teachers is meanwhile, questions the current focus defeat the Progressive Conservatives amalgamate "shows disregard" for the JANET ECKER "the next logical step" once the men of the merger talks. in the next provincial election. Iv1s. Ontario Teachers' Fedcrati n iOTF) There T ECCE a and women in the elementary panel " Wheiher or not they decide to Ecker adds she can understand that and its meinhcr, BILL Y amalgamate this summer. (amalgamate) is for the unions to some teachers nigh) he rchi, Cant I, I Think n', ,I. .... .. BUTCHER partisan political The Federation u( Women decide:'says Durham \~r'cst 11PP Janet support the pn,[,,,.,,I 111 -1 _ ri ! ,,•. ., !,..., ,,, , : ,,� r, agenda' Teachers' Associations of Ontario Ecker. "It's an internal dco,um" reason Homegrown nuclear review planiadyeto go: Steele, Ryan !Ili AbrfstsAe Tatkaes Co)un. Ryan says the proposed plan would "oblcctivcly asxss the impact PICKERING —A Town council- of the nuclear station" on the kcal lox and cr,rnmunio, leader say they ecosystem and the community. have a detailed plan for an environ- According to the terms of reference mental assessment of the Pickering for it, the Joint Universities assess - nuclear station that will satisfy rest- ment would identify and evaluate any dents who demanded a review in a rcf- contamination released by the erendum last November. Pickering station into the surrounding All that's needed now is air, land, surface waters, somebody to implement the iundwatcrs and biological plan, say Ward I local osystcros. It would also Councillor Dave Ryan and A at the station's T".- le Dave Steele. chairman of lith and psych o-> kuI Pickcrmg I%j.% C-uoicns- un thr .urn,unJlll Together (PACT) for the :•ban communities, review Environment, who co- _ ) c adequacy of existing authored it along with localnergcnq response mca- resident and profesux Nick .,ores and look at the socnc- Eylcs, and environmental )normo impact of the plant. and health specialists from Phasc one of theassess- the Unti cmity of Toronto DAVE STEELE t>`nt would c•.'aluate existing a!;en and McMaster University in ge data, while a second research Hamilton. anyone to Come phasc would collect whatcv- Ho wever, su far, the pro- up with better cr additional data was need - posed 'Joint Universities terms _ot reference cd to investigate possible Environmental Assessment impacts such as radionuclide of the Pickering Nuclear Generating or heavy metal contamination of the Station' has been given the cold shoul- local ecosystem and human popula- der by both the Province and Ontario tion. Hydro. Its pro>Fxxienu now' have hopes A Citizens' Advisory Group on pinned on the Atomic Energy Control Nuclear Safety would ha set up for the Board, which mects next week in assessment toundertake tasks such as Oshawa to consider relicensing of the reviewing its terms of rclerence and Pickering plant. _ ____See AUTHORS Page 3 Durham educators welcome annual class size reports sySwag D'Neill Stan reporter The Durham District School Board is welcoming a new regulation requiring school hoards across the province to issue an annual report to the public on their average class sizes. The Bill 160 regulation, which was released Friday and takes effect this September, also caps class sizes �i 22 for secondary students and 25 for elementary stu- dents. ROB TI■OVICH "One of the objectives (of the regulation) is setting We were going out the average class size in terms of what we would like t0 do this it to be:' says Durham West MPP Janet Ecker. anyway' _ _- See ANNUALJPage 3 WHAT 's INSIDE ` g Pickerin res EdMw // P>>e ................6 S/orfs.....................16 ClanNilgltt ..................17 HOW TO REACH US Genera/...............683-5110 OeM Ngwen ..........683-3005 AecBon Line ...........683-7545 Sincerely roars ...1-800-662-8423 Email ..... newsroom@durham.net /Hemet .........durhamnews.net Vol. 33, No. 11 By 1111- 1 1 bkm staff reporter PICKERING — Some Bay Ridges area residents are organizing themselves to oppose the proposed closure of their local library, and they're inviting others to join them. Among them is Johane Meade of Tatra Dnve. a mother of two young chil- dren who say, she will no lunger be able to take then) to the library because she has no car and the Central branch is tai Lu to )kjlk "I I *, es,cntialI saving to the Photo by'"drew tw&"*Iki Not a fair weather friend V""'let heather "I"CrI ti10ught what COUia be :::r �re "s ; seen -toot snowman at her Ontario Street home in Ajax. final snowfall provided plenty of snow -building materials for Helping Jamie reach high enough to do a little dental work is Jamie Cook• who helped put the finishing touches on this her mother, Suzanne Leblanc. Vot"ing by numbers... SEX EDUCATION RIFT SPARKS %0T1N'G Bl,()('K DFIBATE AT SCHOOL- BOARD By snm O'Neill The division among public school trustees over the use of the Lie Facts Sexuality kit in Durham classrooms has fuelled speculation about whether there is a conservative voting block emerging on the board. However Durham District School Board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich reports it's simply "too soon" to tell if there is evidence of a core group of trustees voting at the board basad on their rehgiou, beliefs. -I don't see it:' she says. "We haven't dealt with a lot of issues" While trustee, on the board have differing view, on the use of the sex education programme for special - needs students, Ms. Schedlich says it's too early to predict how the issue will play out. Trustees will receive a staff report on the programme at the March 23 board meeting, but she says the report likely won't include a recommenda- (ion for the Ward to vale on. However, while Ms. Schedlich notes there's nothing to prevent a Susan O'NEILL trustee from introducing a motion that night, she says, "I hope a motion does- n't come forward either way." Oshawa trustee Susan Sheller, who introduced a motion Feb. 16 calling on the board to review the kit, reports she doesn't "know what action plan will take place (at the meeting) yet. I'm open to hearing the staff report:' The trustee, who says she believes 'tie material is inappropriate for the lassrox)m, is one of several on the hoard who are questioning the contin- ued use of the programme. But, she says it's unfair to describe those trustees as conservative block of voters making decisions rated in their religious convictions. "I think the trustees arc just taking a serious look at it. We wouldn't he accountable if we didn-I... I don't think it's fair to say it's a group." The kit, used to teach sex education to approximately 80 developmentally delayed high school students, has come under fire recently from the Family Action Council in Durham, which claims the material is toe) graph- ic to he used in the classroom. The material, which includes explicit drawings of couples engaged in sexual acts, has also elicited pas- sionale statements from trustees on both sides of the issue. "We'll have to see how this one plays out and see what the fallout is going to be:' says Mrs. Schedlich. "It's See DURHAIIUPage 5 idents join forces to keep library open kids in our community that the library's not important, which is a promotion of illiteracy to some degree;' states Ms. Meade of the closure plan. The Town and Pickering Public Library Board are considering shutting the Bay Ridges library beside the East Shore Community Centre on Liverpool Road just south of Bayly Street to make way for expansion of the seniors' centre there. It would be replaced with a "satel- lite" site that would provide only a few services like book returns and reading readiness programmes for preschoolers. The branch would be shut by June 30 or sooner if the space was needed for the expansion earlier. Pickering councillors are expected to make a decision on the matter at their March 23 meeting. Ms. Meade and her husband have already started canvassing their neigh- bourbood to collect signatures on a peti- tion opposing the closure. "We've got 68 people out of 71 doors we've knocked on saying they want the library open:' she says She adds another resident circulating a petition on another street got only five rejections out of knocking on about 70 doors. "We're trying to cover the entire neighbourhood. We're going to pool our results:' She hopes other residents will join her and those already involved in the bat- tle against the closure on Monday night when they intend to appear before coun- cillors Anyone interested in helping resi- dents opposed to the closure may phone Ms. Meade at 831-6427. PAGE 2 - THENEWS ADVERTISER K'EDNESI).AY, MAR('H Ito, 1"N Teachers should focus on teaching: MPP By siiii= 07mul Staff reporter While the leader of the Ontano Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTT) is calling on members to bring down the Progressive Conservatives in the next election. a local b1PP is encouraging instructors to focus on improving education. Earl Manners challenged delegates at the OSSTF's annual meeting in Toronto last weekend to support am one but the Tones the next time Ontanans go to the polls. "Ontario can't afford Common Sense II:' he said. "The OSSTI: will be prepared for the next election like no other election in the past. Reston ng real democracy to Ontario means much more than simph casting a ballot in the next election:' However. Durham West MPP Janet Ecker says now is the time for teachers to concentrate on providing a "quahty education" rather than a political agen- da. "7cachers will make then- own deci- sion as to who the) want to support:' she says. And, while she respects the democratic process, she's saddened by the federation's focus. "Let's concentrate on how we can get the best quality education for our kids:' says Ms. Fckcr "We have a com- mon objective. It saddens me that their objective is not ... about improving edu- cation...it's about organiving political- ly:' Mr. Manners described the provin- cial government's recent education reforms as a "senseless, uncaring revo- lution" and vowed to replace the gm- ernment "with a renaissance of human values over costs:' He said the federation, which repre- sents roughly 50000 secondary teach- ers across the province. "will encourage members to support candidates, he they Liberal. New Democrat or independent. who have the hest chance for election. We will never forget. We will never for- giv.e.. Nov play --- Dr. Kevin Tyber facility for dren with spe- cial needs will soon be offered at the Pickering Recreation Complex. •Our Special Place' w 111 be o p c n Wednesdays and Sundays between I and 3 p.m. %taming April 22, in the Combatants Room at the complex. Soft activity equipment pro- viding plea,ur- able %tunula- Uon for ,pedal need, children will be avail- able. emphasv- nng fun in a cafe environ- ment. Admission will he $3 per family. The children mustbe direct- ly supervised by an adult at Ail times, and siblings are always wel- come. For more information call Prcm Norronha- Waldnff at 831-1711 or W; -65x2. Teachers divided on mega -union proposal TEACHERS/From page 1 the press (during the OSSTF's annual meeting) instead of using the OTF (as a forum);' she says. "That's where that kind of dialogue should take place." Mrs. Sadem- Thom pson would not com- ment on whether she supports the idea. "I don't think that's the issue:" she says. "It's not about the principle of hav- ing the teachers altogether, it's about the way the message was handled during an annual meet- ing. It's mappro- pnate for me to say we're going to loin the OSSTF...il's our members who make decision," SALE to. SARGAINS I IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Wednesday March 18, 1998 News Advertiser BW Dog pub Pick Business Depot Aju Pick, CAA Travel Pick Canadian pizza & Chicken Aja► —O _P T O M E T R I S T S _ special • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses Apt • Complete Family Eye Care pp needs kids - Low Vision Services A u Pick. EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY PICKERING —Anew pl:ly 15 Harwood S. Atax 427-4144 • :� facilitvforchil- P..,..no...,A"""" dren with spe- cial needs will soon be offered at the Pickering Recreation Complex. •Our Special Place' w 111 be o p c n Wednesdays and Sundays between I and 3 p.m. %taming April 22, in the Combatants Room at the complex. Soft activity equipment pro- viding plea,ur- able %tunula- Uon for ,pedal need, children will be avail- able. emphasv- nng fun in a cafe environ- ment. Admission will he $3 per family. The children mustbe direct- ly supervised by an adult at Ail times, and siblings are always wel- come. For more information call Prcm Norronha- Waldnff at 831-1711 or W; -65x2. Teachers divided on mega -union proposal TEACHERS/From page 1 the press (during the OSSTF's annual meeting) instead of using the OTF (as a forum);' she says. "That's where that kind of dialogue should take place." Mrs. Sadem- Thom pson would not com- ment on whether she supports the idea. "I don't think that's the issue:" she says. "It's not about the principle of hav- ing the teachers altogether, it's about the way the message was handled during an annual meet- ing. It's mappro- pnate for me to say we're going to loin the OSSTF...il's our members who make decision," SALE to. 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Sale Barb 15.99 10.99 Hand 10.99 7.69 Wash 6 �I re ' LAUNDRY HAMPERS Choose from a wide range of items with matching accessories Available in white and ivory. Selected styles in gold and silver. � Pickering Park�w VW 1�Ihi�Ncri� � r Sri D _ay g — nt r.in8 Hea Enea on Brick Rd SALE PRICES IN EFFECT FROM: MAR. IRE - MAR. 29TH 1998. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. Merchandise may vary by store. No rainchecks. W�RHwY4ot . - ... .99 4.89 Tub nut 1299 13.99 �I re ' LAUNDRY HAMPERS Choose from a wide range of items with matching accessories Available in white and ivory. Selected styles in gold and silver. � Pickering Park�w VW 1�Ihi�Ncri� � r Sri D _ay g — nt r.in8 Hea Enea on Brick Rd SALE PRICES IN EFFECT FROM: MAR. IRE - MAR. 29TH 1998. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. Merchandise may vary by store. No rainchecks. W�RHwY4ot . - ... THE NEWS ADVERTISER WF:UNF_SUAV, MARCH lu, 19" - PAGE S itutnorsof Pickeringnuclear iew Plan expect t sell among peers AUTHORS/From page 1 the results of the research. 'As the results are known they arc going to be made pub- lic;' says Court. Rvan, adding the policy would he one of "full public disclosure". Members of the advisory group would include the mayor, one representative each from PACT. Durham Nuclear Awareness, the Durham Region Health Department and the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. two representatives from Ontario Hydro, and one resi- dent from each of Pickering and Ajax. 'the proposal drawn up for the assessment already includes the names of the university pro- fessors who would make up its various working groups. " Thcse are trained, intcrna- tionally-respected scientists based in three separate universi- ties whose only stake in the issue is the advancement of knowledge:' says Coun. Ryan. .M.- Steele notes none of the academics who would he involved in the assessment have ties to Ontario Hydro or agen- cics such as Atornic Energy Canada Ltd. "I challenge anybody to come up with better terms of reference;' adds the PACT chairman. The plan's authors estimate the Joint Universities assess. ment would take approximately two years and cost about $'_ Pickering councillor Dave Ryan and well-known activist Dave Steele say asscssnient proposal, and he they've come up with an assessment proposal which deals with many of detailed environmental initis. the questions Pickering residents are seeking answers about in relation lives of its own Hydro has already embarked on, including an effort to obtain ISO 14000 certification for its environmen-tal to the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. pert ormance. "Th is will it, appear before the Atomic involve a comprehensive envi- --- ronmental review of the Pickering nuclear division and million to complete, and that tical about Hydro involvement ,.Sill include a full process of half that amount could probably and would prefer funding to IaihliC involvement and consul- be obtained through federal come tation:' he noted. tabun of the Joint Universities Coun. Rvan and Mr. Steele other sources. " If hcheve Pickering resident, sup - Pickering councillor Dave Ryan and well-known activist Dave Steele say p'tri the kind of assessment they they've come up with an assessment proposal which deals with many of are trying to achieve. and have the questions Pickering residents are seeking answers about in relation not given up. Coun. Ryan plans to the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. spring is on the way. One sure sign is the fact the Canadian it, appear before the Atomic That money will be well spent as the West Durham Unit provided services. --- Energy Control Board at its million to complete, and that tical about Hydro involvement March 24 relicensing hearing for the Pickering station and half that amount could probably and would prefer funding to make a case to have implemen- be obtained through federal come from the Province or tabun of the Joint Universities government research other sources. " If assessment made a condition of grants. The rest, sug- Sorority members will sell datftidils from Ontario Hydro is going relicensing, And, says the gests Coun. Ryan,to at 6K6 1 �; 16. put some money councillor, he is "exploring could be kicked in by into h they're going to other avenues". the Province and/or want to call some of In the meantime residents Hydro. He says $1 the shots:' can help too. he says. They million or less would F. So far. though, need to "get on their tele - he a good deal for nobody seems willing phones, get on their fax Queen s Park. which I to offer money or sup- machines, get out their pen or would likely he Facing port for the proposed pencil: tell (Durham West MPP) much higher costs if it -cssmeni. It has been Janct Eckcr and (Environment ordered its own envi- nawn to Hvdrti and Nlini.;er) 'Norm Sterling they ronmental assessment. DAVE RYAN :rned down, and sent cvpect them to do what's right and that Hydro should 'Advancement to the Province, which fur Pickering." he eager to fund a of knowledge' has not responded. Memhers of the public may process that "could In a Dec. 9 letter it) ,hiam copies of the proposed build the relationship Mr. Steele. Pickering terms of reference for the with the community they say nuclear station chief Gene assessment by calling either Mr they want". Preston said Hydro is "nut able Steele (R 17-0f 17) or Coun Mr. Steele. however, is skep- to accept" the Joint Universities Rvan (420-36(19). Help Cancer Society raise moneyAprilin BETA SIGMA PHI OFFERS AID WITH ANNUAL FLOWER SALES IN AJAX, PICKERING Mother Nature rnal he hesitating, but increase over the D412JXX) collected last S52.(NX). spring is on the way. One sure sign is the fact the Canadian year. The Cancer Society is still looking for That money will be well spent as the West Durham Unit provided services. Cancer Society is gearing up for its annual April fund-raising drive. volunteers willing to canvass homes in their resources and support to 426 cancer Ncxo t month, volunteers will go dor-to- door nerghfxiurhaid_ Their work will be supplemented by the patients in 1997. One in three Cana chans will develop to solicit donations to fund research into cancer and provide programmes. for efforts of Beta Sigma Phi sorority members who each year sell daffodils at several loca- cancer in their lifetime, while two in three families will have a least one member patients. The West [Durham 11r„14 the Calw-er tions in Ajax and Pickering 1 -cal Y ­.T . Ihan illi "W1 w..� .,r..cJ alTected by the dice—c r'... .... ,, .- .let.f lr.:N.••n .,, 1.. v..1u..iccr Society hopes to raise 345:,$1X) during the Sorority members will sell datftidils from with tric local unit, call the Cancer Society upcoming 199N door -to -diver campaign, an April 2 to i this year in the hope of raising at 6K6 1 �; 16. Annual reports ordered by Province to `ensure it's working' ANNUAL'From page 1 get for each school and distribute it to each community:' says Mr She adds the purpose of the annu- Trbovich say's, who notes that al report is "tu make sure there is a means the public will know what the mechanism in place to ensure it's average class sizes are. how schools working." are staffed and the cost of teachers' Run Trbovich, superintendent of salaries at each school. business for the public board, says According ui the provincial the annual report is a " gaid idea. Ministry of Education and Training. We were going to do this anyway" class sizes will he Calculated by He says the board was already boards using a province: -wide planning to build its budget on a methal and maximums can only he school -by -school basis. exceeded if the minister grants per - "It's my intention to create a bud- mission. 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"You know he committed a vicious armed rob- hery in St. Thomas... You know on that occasion he deliberately lowered his gun and shot an inno- cent person through the legs... "You have very little cause to be sympathetic to Ronald Woodcock:' Mr. Zaduk conceded. Mr. Woodcock. 46. and Mr. Nourozah, 34, have both pleaded not guilty to two counts of first- degree murder in what prosecutor Greg O'Driscoll has described as the "unspeakably evil" slayings of Oshawa storeowner Roger Pardy and Pickering resident Kenneth Thomas. They are also accused of four counts of attempted murder and a slew of tither charges in connection with the gun shop robbery. The Crown alleges Mr. Woodcock was the masked gunman who "coldly" shot Mr. Pardy. 43, in the head and wounded three others during the weapons raid at the Simcoe Street South sporting goods store on Sept. 14, 1994. Armed with a silenced weapon, Mr. Woodcock "cleared the path" for the second robber. Mr. Norrozah. who then smashed a handgun display case and grabbed I l weapons, the Crown con- tends. The second robber cut himself in the process and court has been told DNA tests matched Mr. Nouroiah's bloodd to that found on a shard of glass. It is also alleged the two men abducted and "executed" Mr. Thomas earlier the same day to steal his car for the rohben. It is the proismution's theory Mr. Thomas was taken to a ru-morte shoreline arca where he was forced to kneel and shot four times in the head. Mr Zaduk said the killings were "terrible crime:' which scarred the victims' families and the entire commumly. In an impassioned plea, however, he urged jurors to put aside thea emotions and base their deliberations solch. cu the cvOctice put before them. ..Roger Pardy and Ken Thomas arc innocent victims... They had a night to live their lives... Thr community wants to we this case resolved and the perpc- uvor%caught." Mr. Zaduk aid there is an "ab%crice of evidcrice" linking Mr W000dcock io the muraler% or a strung of rot*Pcnc% in London, which the prosecution says the two acru.cd men tamed out in the month, after the fl,hawa hei,t lie ( n,wn's case centres on the murder jury hear DR. S. KHALFAN OPTOMETRIST Evening Saturday Appointments Available Amc� =•,)e -a,.,G NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 62 itan•oW Ave. 5.. Apo (905) 426-1434 1310 Kir"on Rd une *A Pidurrig (905) 831.6870 We're having a S&INIT&I of Fun with the CHERISHED TEDDIES' Collection! ry bMd Tdd Aodefelim Join us for our fun -filled Adoption Center Event featuring `Mike' our 1998 Adoption Center Exclusive Event Figurine on Satuttlay. Manch 21.11888 THE GIFT GALLERY BAYWOOD CENTRE 105 BAY LY ST. W. AJAX, ONTARIO (905)427-5589 ke tae••t raw- Mef Acu.M 5-5V TO arrest of Ivor. Nourozah. Mr. Woodcock and a third man, Dervck 'Thompson. following a violent holdup in St. Thomas on March 10, 1995. Throughout the trial Mr. Zaduk has suggested Mr. Thompson, who was initially suspected tut never charged in the murders, could have been the killer. He then listed a string of inconsistencies Mr. Thompson told during his testimony and gave a litany of reasons to suspect him as the murderer Mr. Thompson was an avid outdodrsman and expert niarksmcn: he was in possession of one of the stolen guns when arrested: he was closely con- nerttd to the sporting goods industry: he had been inside the store before: he has no alibi for ole day of the murders: he was in deep financial trouble: he was an admitted cocaine user. he conceded during testimony he considered robberies fix guns and cash: he had made past inquines about the store's financial success: he was a close friend of one of the men wounded in the gunshop robbery — employee Randy Jenkins — and behaved strange- ly when he met Mr. Jenkins several weeks later at a sports show. Court also heard that during a %arch of Mr. Thompson's residence police fiend several legal firearms and hundreds of rounds of live ammuni- tion. including .22 calibre bullets, the type used to kill Mr. Pardy and Mr Thomas. As well. he owned a bullet reloader linked to the spent shells recovered at some of the robberies in London and he failed a he detector test about his possible involvement in the Oshawa crimes. Though thane is "a small little pile of evidence implicating Mr. Woodcock" to the murders. "a mountain of evidence" links Mr. Thump%n, Mr. Zaduk said. Should they have any suspicion Mr.-TMimp%n could live been the killer. furors must find Mr. Woodcock not guilty, he stressed. Liam O'Conner, the lawyer for Mr Nourozal said the cnmc% were "a sickening example of senseless, brutal incomprehensible violence" The DNA evidence which show•% it was his client's blood found at the cnme scene is "damn- ing:' said Mr O'Conncr, who cxriccdcd Mr Nouruzah will have to "accept a level of culpabd- n}'' in the rohbm-. Mr O'Conner. hdtwever. attempted to distance Mr Nourorali from the shooter, suggesting the s `friend' might be shooter evidence shows the gunman fired unpredictably. was a carefully orchestrated heist: Mr. O'Conner "You can at the very most find Roshan said "it was simply a robbery gone totally and ter- Nuuroiah to be an armed robber, perhaps a vicious ribly wrong." and frightening one at that, but that doesn't make Mr. Justice Harry LaForme is to give his him a murderer:' the lawyer said. instructions to the jury today and jurors arc expect - The prosecution's theory is the weapons raid ed to retire for deliberations tomorrow. WHITBY TOYOTA PRESENTS... North America's "1lUM89111 ow, Selling Car iser FINANCING j4 L&AS ArF, RY LWE GOT `EM - COME AND GET `EM! HUGE SELECTION : GREAT PRICES -�f The little dealer that GREW because of folks like you! f-- 1025 Dundas W. tiiHITBY®TOYOTA �1921a= CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BETWEEN AJAX & WHITBY ON HWY. 2 Bowled over! The Royal Bank of Canada's local staff turned out for the recent Bowl for Kids' Sake fund-raiser organized and hosted by the Ajax -Pickering Big Brothers. Association. The Royal Bank donated $1.500 to the cause. Celebrating the dona- tion were Evelyn Smith, a board member of the Big Brothers Association. and Royal Bank representative Blake Butler. Police commission members see a work in progress Mcmh r% of the pollee commission had a chance to see I(+cal officers to action as they helped nab two youths who escaped an open -custody home in Peterhoruugh Tuesday. Durham Regional Police report. Police sav the commission had just finished a tour of 26 Division's three outposts and were heading north to Beaverton along Highway 12, when a police car chase flew past them near Sunderland. The own 17-year-olds had taken a carin Pcicrbruugh and dumped it in Canninrtm before nuking three trwre attempts to take another vchicle. The teem managed to get a car from Centre Street in Sunderland and were chased by officers who were alerted at around 6: 10 a.m. about an attempted vehicle thcli in the area, police report. The pursuit led offices north -along the Ninth Line and Durham Road 0.37 until the teens abandoned the car. One voulh was discovered by officers run- ning through ncighhwn' backyards. while Inspector Chuck Mercier and Constable Frank Hammond, of 26 Division, chased down the tither sus- pcct in a nearby field at about 1:30 p.m., police report. The two) teens — one. of no fixed address, aril the tuhcr, an A)ax resi- dent — face a ural of 22 charges which —chi le theft .— t t rww) per. session of stolen property.thch under S5.(XX), porssev wn oI a break in instrument, breach of prohatlon. ohstrucuon of pohec. dangerous uper- ation of a motor vchicle and failure to stop for police. Ajax bank robber stood in line AJAX —A hroc bandit escaped with an undlss used amount of cash follow- ing a hank nohbcry in Ajax Monday aflerntxon. A young man in dark clothes entered the CIBC in the Ajax PLva ton Harwood Avenue South around 3 35 p.m.. si(xd in line, then approached a teller with a tote indicating he had a gun. although to weapon was seen, say Durham Regional Police. He Iled on ltxx through a lam -way beside a vanity store in the plaza and may have escaped from the parking lot bchmd the ftcavih-trafficked mall'in a small. black 1 hs -4 \chicle driven hs a 11 J a second man. Ihcy were lam seen drying itmard an Industrial arra between Hunt and Station streets. The rdobber. caught (xi the hanks sur- veillance camera, as described as w hite. ahml IX to 20 years old. 5'10", clean shaven with very short brown hair. He was weanng black pants and a dark waren-up jacket with two white stripes running from the sb)ukk-r down the sleeves and an emblem on the hack. Witnesses told police the dnver ut the getaway vehicle Is a white orale. It you have mfiomauon about the hold-up, call the Durharn police robber ,% Cti4 [1 We've rented extra space to CLEAROUT ALL OF OUR SURPLUSINVENTORY! Every item is aggressively diwounied to guarantee rod( bottom prices! Whitequantitiss!ast. i w� if9a;JAN4R for ever}room in your home !IBrr15 avaarbb not be The t l I I Gallery m ctly as 0xw PICKERING - PICKERING HOME& LEISURE ITao PI KERING PA dWAY �so�► ss3-os � THE NEWS ADVEwrisER WEDNENDAV, MARCH 19. 19" - PACE c Durham board trustees split on sex education material DURHAM/From page 1 much Uro soon to we how this hoard's going. Whitby trustee and hoard vice- chairman Doug Ross also says he has- n't seen any signs of it voting block. "It hasn't reared its ugly head yet. I don't see a clique of any kind... there are more than two different opinions on this hoard." As for the sex education issue. Mr koss says. "It's right down the mid - Ile - With only two hoard meetings under their belts, trustees haven't had the opportunity to vote on many issues, he notes. If there Is a Mock. "it's not as definite as it was on the last hoard." "Certainly in the last tern there appeared to he voting Mocks on a number of issues." says former Oshawa trustee and ex -hoard chairman Audrey MacLean. During her nine years on the hoard. she says. "I certainly saw people with very, very strong Christian values. In some cases those candidates were there because of their heliefs. 'nic same Is true now. "There is a constituency that has rallied ... and encouraged candidates to run." Ms. Macl.can sav's. "I have a Iot of problems with that frankly." She notes. "Any time you have a majority vote on issues you have a voting block ft's always possible to have that and it's always a big concern when you Stan a new term." However. Ms. Maclean notes. in order to identify a voting block there has to he a pattern. and the sex education kit is the only issue the cur- rent hoard has dealt with to (late. Former board chairman and Whitby trustee Patty Bowman says while she cannot com- rnent on the current board. there appeared to he a "voting pattern' in the trustee slate several years ago. She reports the pattern emerged approximately three years ago during the hudget process• and most votes at the time were 8-7. "If a voting hlock exlsts it exists on every issue, not just one," Ms Bowman ,ays. During her 12 years on the hoard she says people tended to assume voting blocks existed when votes were close. "There's a naive fear that xists when people are work- ing together in groups ,bound who Is controlling who." she says. %Is. Bowman reports she's always believed a trustee should vote on their convic- tions. " fhc optimum hoard run, with g(xxl communication hack :ond fun h. "A school hard is the sun: I AUDREY MacLEAN 'I have a lot of problems with that, frankly' 1355 Kingston Rd. 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I MaLn our .a-11 t..i M,. IN \\111I �I itl'IY ixll \11111,\\ Ir m.ulaldr .� .II .r.n , ..., \Il.ahll . \I'i 1 ww- , . 105 Bayly Street West, Pickering Town Centre 705 Kingston Road, #18, Ajax Hwy f: & t ivetpool Rd., Pickering ering t2 at unites Rd.) Pickerin 683-2047 839-2252 420-25848 •,•IM 1,%n,' owl the IefM 'dr.ytn ..n• Inwknx.rk. .of t I rh. lirnl 4, No — ,,.1 —1— 1 ani n.w Mr omni RAGE: 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18. 19" OPINION EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS A bigger bang for their buses Parents were understandably upset last year when school start times were altered in Pickering as part of a pilot project to accommodate revised bus- ing schedules for students of both Durham boards. There were heated public calls for a return to the traditional 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. system, letters to local newspapers decrying staggered start times, and a generally angry mood among parents forced to change their schedules. But change they did. The pilot project proved to be so successful the Durham District School Board wants to implement staggered start times across the region this fall. Meanwhile. the separate school hoard, reluctant to make more changes that could inconvenience students and parents, has decided to take another look at the project and hold public consultations in the coming months. The decision means there will likely be a delay in implementing the shared bus system region -wide and therefore a delay in realiz- ing savings. It's true parents were forced to rearrange tradi- tional schedules at the beginning and end of each school day to accommodate new start times. But resistance to change. even if it's for the better, is human nature. A'hat is also true is that the move allowed greater collaboration between the public and separate school boards here and resulted in substantial sat, ing% on busing costs. The staggered start times, inconvenient as they may have initially been. allowed Durham's public and separate school system to share buses which resulted in substantial sayings. Those savings, if the programme is expanded. can translate into even greater cost efficiency in a busing system which costs each school board in Durham Region millions of dollars each academic year. And that — theoretically at least — further translates into savings for an education system demanding more spending in the classroom. Parents are among those calling most vocally in this time of needed education reform for assurances that funding finds its way into Ontario's class- rooms. Surely if savings can bu found to the tune of millions of dollars each year they would support that, even if it means a slight alteration of their child's morning and afternoon schedule. It's not easy: change rarely is. But. continued efforts at collatoration and the elimination of service duplications are part of an overall trend in the public sector to give ratepayers the most value for their tax dollars. That's where the money is. To respond to this editorial call rian��_OTie Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 YOU SAID IT YOUR OPINION ON OUR VIEWS In response to our March 8 editorial head- lined 'Call for elected chairman grows', our readers said: -I believe this is not a democratic society as Roger Anderson was voted in (as Durham chairman) atter he was voted out by the general public (in his bid for the Ajax mayoralty ). It's an absolute disgrace, a sham and a scam." "In the town where Mr. Anderson is known best. he did- n't even win one poll ... An elected regional chairman is the only way to go." I- WEAsEKELLD THE QUESTION IS: WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT A SL GGESTION THAT ALL OF DURHAM'S FIRE DEPARTMENTS BE MERGED INTO ONE'? A Metroland Community Newspaper wspublished four times weekly Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher The Whlttalier MARGARET GERROIR I OPINION sIIAPE:R • Pickering resident Afargaret Gerroir is a stained-glass arri.st, homemaker and mother, who moved here recently from MonlreaL Take a walk f in his shoes N �~ � _ = 13very night in my home there is a pony. A grand celebration occurs when the light of ='Y day starts mr fade. As sure as the sun alw;n's u a rises. every morning the 'Festival of 1-07dy begins. usually very loudly. j Lite is challenging. I am the mother of own exquisite children. My oldest sem Mathieu i has been blessed with Attention Deficit Disorder. My youngest urn Mare -Andre has ® r S no It. Mathieu embraces each rico day and _ every moment with an explosion of energy. 4- excitement and mconcervahlc distraction Marc -Andre welcomes the same div with a quiet. serene peacefulness. At units our con- - - - - Flitting ch:uacten arc dust waiting to explode. LETTERS mire included Marc -Andre is genie. easy-going, works moependenth. and is obedient. Mathieu secs OUR RE,-XDERS' VIEWS ON TILE NI:,.'s life unlike Marc -Andre Simple tasks take longer. C'onLentratlon is a strugglc- Instructions quite often become host in hes Blame Tories The News Advertiser accepts let- Don't force mind. Trying it, know him is like tossing a lers to the editor All letters coin into the air. Heads. 1 know hem. Tads. 1 should be ed or neat) hand am not % o sura. i know o et: thing. Lite es con - for bad shape written. 150words Each letter your beliefs on %i,tenthy inconsistent So is this child. must be signed with a first and It must he very difficult trapped insick• a of hospital last name or two initials and a sex education body where your rieuro­transmnters refuse tit last name Please include a dor titter intricate task tit passing on ne%sages To the editor: phone number for verification kit on others properly i bear the cchoof my father's voce. Hao ing real Blakc Purdy', The editor reserves the right to " 1 ounce cornplatoLd I had no shoes, until i nret recent column headlmcd 'Fix a roan wtit, had no feet." A friend. whoa has our hospital'. i was struck hs edit for style. length and To the aditer � Contenntt Opinions expressed m This letter i, in regards to child like mina, he, %uggcstion that both federal once told me to letters are those of the venter the March 3 News Adyertix-r and provincial governments and not necessarily those of the letter from John E.G. Stone Lot myself' into I am ADD were to blame firr the decline In News hoes and try News Advertiser (FC.4M Executive Utrecht. the quality and accessibility of Sorcict,i lir Catholic [.tic and to sac life as he By Mathieu Gerrt>ir treatment in our local hospital. C'ulture). doe`. I am ADD Rc%ortmg to name calling corm- years ahead of schedule. leav- Why is it anytime a topic I decided to dor People don't see that honed w ith serious errors in fact ing a negligible impact on o%Lr- the,. It es an asston- when they look at c..arp.wtwh, 'puhl,� .. At hi. i, .rl.od I -r- t.-: Ith comes'up that ,rime special i,hm world 1 rrr� •oma - ,. -:,m` rutty c.t group .n rrltg n,u. F rather than addreang the real Late ' In addition. guaranteed group orppo,cs they feel their now walk beside They sore culprits behind inadequate funding levels for health have beliefs should be forced upon him and ,hare normalness. health care spending. green the provinces the ability cvcrvone else'.' Mr Stone this cxtraorrdman But why? For strrtcv%, the, admmistra- to undertake long -herrn plan - writes about Cool an.: implies v"icw. I had no But why? Udm and the firearecing of health rang in this vital arca. how life should tic according edea that cv'cry'- I do not know that. care in (hetano Are a matter of Oddl} enough Mcsrs. it) what he hchcve,. Mr Stone where he goys thotgh I am ADD. provincial authority Thrrclorrc. Purdy. L:ycs and Hare, would should reallcc not c%cryone there 1, an anger- Why do they call it decisions on spending rest prcfLr patent, :et our lumpetai% has sex for procreation: yes. ing htdtken word Via? solely with the Prov ince. It that k> torpor that we at the federal Mr Stone, uomc of u, actual- of adventure. I know how to add.gowcerumcnt should choose to level were cnticirccl for not ly cnlooy it for pleasure. Take the hath- They call it that tiregu $4.S billion as a tax "tiny enough. In March 191* It he and other, don't room. fir exam- because I know Prow break no the very wcalt), Ontanu Treasurer Limit: Foes agree to the content, tit what Plc. Three to add rather than allocate precious, said orf the Midget, "I don't 1% taught in the Lite Facts Instructions — but it's not that. funds to cur hers. pitch. then that think it, nearly aggrc%,oc Sexuality kit, parent, can '-twu h voxlr teeth. It's because I have is, indeed a priority which the enough': The sudden change in rcrnovr children from the wash your face, trouble leamng. public will ultimately judge. tonic by Queen', Park alsocon- class. If you do not have chit- and cmmh your Take a walk with me. Moreover- when transfer trasts sharply with the com- ceen in that class. who, doe, hair" — Loud I'm only ADD reductions to the province, merits by Premier Ham, who) the%concern you:' If vow don't take hem 't0 min - were anni unLed in the 1994 agree with Mrastcd in November Iy45, masturbation, ute, to complete. federal budget. several months "We've probably been the first don't du it. It you disagree Why'' In the% ordinary room many different Indl or the !Hike F1ams Tories ovemment In Ontario's histo faces can ,tare hack at you. Water take, it, g with birth control, don't use devc oped their Common ry ... that hasn't criticized the It. cwn special journey as it trickles down from Sense Revolution and won the federal govcmmem fir trying Teenagers need to know the faucet. Tteordtpaao: Lan tum any into m pruv meal election in June to halarece its budget and reduc- abut sex, and anyone not in interesting forms if you let it. It can even enol 1995. their platform clearly ing transfers..We need to get agreement with that is not liv- up between your ties while you are not look indicated trey had "costed out' our firancial affairs in orokr.ing in the 'yt)%. ing. and taken into consideration federally. provincially. munio:i- %nt everyone believes in A Lhemical imbalance is invisible to the what amounted to a a reduction pally." God or even the -sameGoal, nakeJ eye. We have had tth ury truuhleuome of two per cent of provincial 'i is desperate finger point- hut- according fr Mr. Stunt, decisions 1st nuke. Taking Ritalin was one of revenues that would allow ing by the provincial Torics we should all be to living our them. I dui not suggest the use of medication them to make the lofty. it not icer health care has more to du life from a Catholic perspec- as the only method of helping him to function k impossible. pledge , lioregu with diverting the public's tive. If Mr. Slone chooses to normally. We Incorporrrate many strategies eight per cent of their revenue attention from themselves. It's live his life In that manner, he such as hchavloural modification and natural yia the 30 -per cent tax cut. regrettable that Mr. Purdy rose is free to do so. Just don't supplements. 7Te notion that those- of us who while balancing the province', ler the bait with a little, albeit look at the rest of us in soci- are medicating our children are merely doing books. Lrnbdievahy, all tit this misdirected and uninformed ety as lesser people because ur as to "keep them quiet' is outrageous. It i, was to be dune without affect- finger pointing of his Own. we don't share voter beliefs an injustice not [o give my child medication. ing pro ) grammes. and values. We must continuously find a better way for These important facts may Dan McTeague, help them succeed and survive in this word. Five escaped Mr. Purdy, but MP, Todd Carlson, Mathieu frequently questions whether or they were not lost on the Pickering-Ajax-UxbridgePickering not we love him. It is not always easy to live majority of voters inAjax- with him. At terms tare is much anger. In the Pickering who, just eight Enough of the Hams bashing — respect. it is no; always easy w reside months ago. clearly understood with us. We live in different worlds. 1 hope and rewarded the balanced To the editor- caring enough to settle this that deep inside his heart• he knows that we approach of the federal govem- I read with dismay and dis- matter and not pass the prob- love him, even though he is ADD and ment in not viewing reduction gust William A. Lambert's lem on to yet another govem- because he is ADD. Not being ADD does not of the deficit and debt as an end comments and disillusioned men(. necessarily mean better, only different. in itself. The rewards of opinion of Premier Mike But. then again, Mr. Harris The name Mathieu meansa"giftofGod". restraint were evident in the Harris and his underlings' would have to wait quite Perhaps God has sent him kr me to reveal a recent federal budget which -cold and uncaring treatment awhile to do that because Mr. different outeork un the world, to give me announced the end of deficit of the surviving Dionne'quin- Lambert's narrow-minded spirit, breathe life into me. Marc -Andre spending and the beginning of luplcI,%" opinions are those of the means -'manly warrior'. Maybe he has been an era of sustainable pro- Fol like to remind Mr. minority, not the majority. sent to show me how to be strong and brave grammes important to all Lanthert that the Dionne Enough of the Harris hash- despite the many challenges life will send my including education and pen- quintuplets are fro years old ing. way. in either case. I have two beautiful chil- sions. this )car and have repeatedly He was elected to do a job, dren who teach me innumerable lessons It should to noted that fed- tried w receive compensation which by the way he is doing! every waking day. eral cash lransfen to the from past governments who Enough said'' The News Advertiser selected 13 Opinion Shapers provinces have not been deco completely ignored their for 1998 to bring a wide variety of experience and mated as Mr. Purdy suggests, plea,. Marcie Lane, opinions to our editorial page for your reading but scaled upwards. urmc tau At least Mr. Harris was Ajax enjoyment. TIM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the Metrolana Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor -in -Chief GENERAL 683-5110 newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor CLASSIFIED 683-0707 of the Ajax 8 Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario BRUCE DANFORD Advertising Manager DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 Community Newspaper Assoc . Canadian ALVIN BROUWER Retail Advertising Manager ADMIN/CLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 Community Newspaper Assoc.and the Canadian Cuculations Audit Board Board. The News EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press MONIOUE LEA Real Estate/Auwmotwe Advertising newsroomddurham.net EMAIL Council. 80 Gould St , Toronto. Ont. 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L1 S 2H5 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher The Whlttalier MARGARET GERROIR I OPINION sIIAPE:R • Pickering resident Afargaret Gerroir is a stained-glass arri.st, homemaker and mother, who moved here recently from MonlreaL Take a walk f in his shoes N �~ � _ = 13very night in my home there is a pony. A grand celebration occurs when the light of ='Y day starts mr fade. As sure as the sun alw;n's u a rises. every morning the 'Festival of 1-07dy begins. usually very loudly. j Lite is challenging. I am the mother of own exquisite children. My oldest sem Mathieu i has been blessed with Attention Deficit Disorder. My youngest urn Mare -Andre has ® r S no It. Mathieu embraces each rico day and _ every moment with an explosion of energy. 4- excitement and mconcervahlc distraction Marc -Andre welcomes the same div with a quiet. serene peacefulness. At units our con- - - - - Flitting ch:uacten arc dust waiting to explode. LETTERS mire included Marc -Andre is genie. easy-going, works moependenth. and is obedient. Mathieu secs OUR RE,-XDERS' VIEWS ON TILE NI:,.'s life unlike Marc -Andre Simple tasks take longer. C'onLentratlon is a strugglc- Instructions quite often become host in hes Blame Tories The News Advertiser accepts let- Don't force mind. Trying it, know him is like tossing a lers to the editor All letters coin into the air. Heads. 1 know hem. Tads. 1 should be ed or neat) hand am not % o sura. i know o et: thing. Lite es con - for bad shape written. 150words Each letter your beliefs on %i,tenthy inconsistent So is this child. must be signed with a first and It must he very difficult trapped insick• a of hospital last name or two initials and a sex education body where your rieuro­transmnters refuse tit last name Please include a dor titter intricate task tit passing on ne%sages To the editor: phone number for verification kit on others properly i bear the cchoof my father's voce. Hao ing real Blakc Purdy', The editor reserves the right to " 1 ounce cornplatoLd I had no shoes, until i nret recent column headlmcd 'Fix a roan wtit, had no feet." A friend. whoa has our hospital'. i was struck hs edit for style. length and To the aditer � Contenntt Opinions expressed m This letter i, in regards to child like mina, he, %uggcstion that both federal once told me to letters are those of the venter the March 3 News Adyertix-r and provincial governments and not necessarily those of the letter from John E.G. Stone Lot myself' into I am ADD were to blame firr the decline In News hoes and try News Advertiser (FC.4M Executive Utrecht. the quality and accessibility of Sorcict,i lir Catholic [.tic and to sac life as he By Mathieu Gerrt>ir treatment in our local hospital. C'ulture). doe`. I am ADD Rc%ortmg to name calling corm- years ahead of schedule. leav- Why is it anytime a topic I decided to dor People don't see that honed w ith serious errors in fact ing a negligible impact on o%Lr- the,. It es an asston- when they look at c..arp.wtwh, 'puhl,� .. At hi. i, .rl.od I -r- t.-: Ith comes'up that ,rime special i,hm world 1 rrr� •oma - ,. -:,m` rutty c.t group .n rrltg n,u. F rather than addreang the real Late ' In addition. guaranteed group orppo,cs they feel their now walk beside They sore culprits behind inadequate funding levels for health have beliefs should be forced upon him and ,hare normalness. health care spending. green the provinces the ability cvcrvone else'.' Mr Stone this cxtraorrdman But why? For strrtcv%, the, admmistra- to undertake long -herrn plan - writes about Cool an.: implies v"icw. I had no But why? Udm and the firearecing of health rang in this vital arca. how life should tic according edea that cv'cry'- I do not know that. care in (hetano Are a matter of Oddl} enough Mcsrs. it) what he hchcve,. Mr Stone where he goys thotgh I am ADD. provincial authority Thrrclorrc. Purdy. L:ycs and Hare, would should reallcc not c%cryone there 1, an anger- Why do they call it decisions on spending rest prcfLr patent, :et our lumpetai% has sex for procreation: yes. ing htdtken word Via? solely with the Prov ince. It that k> torpor that we at the federal Mr Stone, uomc of u, actual- of adventure. I know how to add.gowcerumcnt should choose to level were cnticirccl for not ly cnlooy it for pleasure. Take the hath- They call it that tiregu $4.S billion as a tax "tiny enough. In March 191* It he and other, don't room. fir exam- because I know Prow break no the very wcalt), Ontanu Treasurer Limit: Foes agree to the content, tit what Plc. Three to add rather than allocate precious, said orf the Midget, "I don't 1% taught in the Lite Facts Instructions — but it's not that. funds to cur hers. pitch. then that think it, nearly aggrc%,oc Sexuality kit, parent, can '-twu h voxlr teeth. It's because I have is, indeed a priority which the enough': The sudden change in rcrnovr children from the wash your face, trouble leamng. public will ultimately judge. tonic by Queen', Park alsocon- class. If you do not have chit- and cmmh your Take a walk with me. Moreover- when transfer trasts sharply with the com- ceen in that class. who, doe, hair" — Loud I'm only ADD reductions to the province, merits by Premier Ham, who) the%concern you:' If vow don't take hem 't0 min - were anni unLed in the 1994 agree with Mrastcd in November Iy45, masturbation, ute, to complete. federal budget. several months "We've probably been the first don't du it. It you disagree Why'' In the% ordinary room many different Indl or the !Hike F1ams Tories ovemment In Ontario's histo faces can ,tare hack at you. Water take, it, g with birth control, don't use devc oped their Common ry ... that hasn't criticized the It. cwn special journey as it trickles down from Sense Revolution and won the federal govcmmem fir trying Teenagers need to know the faucet. Tteordtpaao: Lan tum any into m pruv meal election in June to halarece its budget and reduc- abut sex, and anyone not in interesting forms if you let it. It can even enol 1995. their platform clearly ing transfers..We need to get agreement with that is not liv- up between your ties while you are not look indicated trey had "costed out' our firancial affairs in orokr.ing in the 'yt)%. ing. and taken into consideration federally. provincially. munio:i- %nt everyone believes in A Lhemical imbalance is invisible to the what amounted to a a reduction pally." God or even the -sameGoal, nakeJ eye. We have had tth ury truuhleuome of two per cent of provincial 'i is desperate finger point- hut- according fr Mr. Stunt, decisions 1st nuke. Taking Ritalin was one of revenues that would allow ing by the provincial Torics we should all be to living our them. I dui not suggest the use of medication them to make the lofty. it not icer health care has more to du life from a Catholic perspec- as the only method of helping him to function k impossible. pledge , lioregu with diverting the public's tive. If Mr. Slone chooses to normally. We Incorporrrate many strategies eight per cent of their revenue attention from themselves. It's live his life In that manner, he such as hchavloural modification and natural yia the 30 -per cent tax cut. regrettable that Mr. Purdy rose is free to do so. Just don't supplements. 7Te notion that those- of us who while balancing the province', ler the bait with a little, albeit look at the rest of us in soci- are medicating our children are merely doing books. Lrnbdievahy, all tit this misdirected and uninformed ety as lesser people because ur as to "keep them quiet' is outrageous. It i, was to be dune without affect- finger pointing of his Own. we don't share voter beliefs an injustice not [o give my child medication. ing pro ) grammes. and values. We must continuously find a better way for These important facts may Dan McTeague, help them succeed and survive in this word. Five escaped Mr. Purdy, but MP, Todd Carlson, Mathieu frequently questions whether or they were not lost on the Pickering-Ajax-UxbridgePickering not we love him. It is not always easy to live majority of voters inAjax- with him. At terms tare is much anger. In the Pickering who, just eight Enough of the Hams bashing — respect. it is no; always easy w reside months ago. clearly understood with us. We live in different worlds. 1 hope and rewarded the balanced To the editor- caring enough to settle this that deep inside his heart• he knows that we approach of the federal govem- I read with dismay and dis- matter and not pass the prob- love him, even though he is ADD and ment in not viewing reduction gust William A. Lambert's lem on to yet another govem- because he is ADD. Not being ADD does not of the deficit and debt as an end comments and disillusioned men(. necessarily mean better, only different. in itself. The rewards of opinion of Premier Mike But. then again, Mr. Harris The name Mathieu meansa"giftofGod". restraint were evident in the Harris and his underlings' would have to wait quite Perhaps God has sent him kr me to reveal a recent federal budget which -cold and uncaring treatment awhile to do that because Mr. different outeork un the world, to give me announced the end of deficit of the surviving Dionne'quin- Lambert's narrow-minded spirit, breathe life into me. Marc -Andre spending and the beginning of luplcI,%" opinions are those of the means -'manly warrior'. Maybe he has been an era of sustainable pro- Fol like to remind Mr. minority, not the majority. sent to show me how to be strong and brave grammes important to all Lanthert that the Dionne Enough of the Harris hash- despite the many challenges life will send my including education and pen- quintuplets are fro years old ing. way. in either case. I have two beautiful chil- sions. this )car and have repeatedly He was elected to do a job, dren who teach me innumerable lessons It should to noted that fed- tried w receive compensation which by the way he is doing! every waking day. eral cash lransfen to the from past governments who Enough said'' The News Advertiser selected 13 Opinion Shapers provinces have not been deco completely ignored their for 1998 to bring a wide variety of experience and mated as Mr. Purdy suggests, plea,. 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Not a polio: officer like he wanted to he "man. many years ago" until he was turned down by the Hong Kon• con,tabulary hccause he %'cars :orrectivc lenses. But, he's in law cnforcenfcnt nonethe- less. something' I'%c always been tas- Linated with. Nf% parent, taught me right from wrong .. You we. Mr. Williams is the fellow whose name s taken in vain when ;t motorist get, a parking tic'ke't. "If', a thankles, poh, oh yeah." he say, 1"n the complaints department. In a tongue and -check wa_v" In hi, rule as general manager of hyla% sen ices. Nlr Willcun, is irivol\ed in lust about C%er%thing Iron parking pr,,hients to dispute, over fence, He', the police :Joel. ,, it, ,peak. of bylaw cnforccnient officer, C'la%nol \Yeller :And Darlene Barker. dic Iw,t "seen out on the road Lining in,p"Itons FAA) al the office. wtlh the public at the Counter. %tiring reporis, rc\rrwm_• leefslarron and drafling bylaw, ' Mr Williams carne in the -mown 12 \can ago in Ma%, ironing then senior municipal hyla% ,flicer Bill Slater. who has since retired "He was the hNkm iffi:c When ,tamed, It douhlCd the :oTnrlen1CnI, Mr N'tllianrs note, -'In June NS9. he retired and I ".is lucky enough to he He woll%cd with the Win, (:,Tomo and Region ('on,enaoon Authonry In the tlo 0 and till regulation section fur about ! n %car, hclnrC Looting to Alax A I,,ronht name. Mr Williams started out with IBM whcn the NFIRCA uta, booking for per,r,nncl. Al the little. he was into computers. h.Af file %I I W A "sounded like a go,rt Dave Williams heads up the Alax o,, law services department and says he would - n t have it any other way. Hes refereed many a dispute between neighbours and takes a conciliatory approach to problems -,n,ani/atiun It uta, an opportunity lis work wilh nature He spent a Near in the conscr%auon aulhorit_\ , account, pa\ahlc depart Anent %hcn anopening CanoC up in enlorcnicni He applied ;And got the job "I'm nut lou kern on .til otli,c environment 1 ,L, like the !rc.:i out d, ThcsC d,vs. Mr Williams gets :nou_h of the ouldo ,r, stn the eight acre, he ;And wdC ('.sol own near Pelcrh„r,-u_•h h.vc a ,mall huhhk obit. It', \er% pcacclul rclax,ng I also hsc space If n', hccn a ,Irc,,Iul da\ I have space :round rive and I dont (Cel confined ' Ajax and Pickering community news briefs Haircuts help Hospital for Sick Children l ,%J k\ — You can make %,%gulf hook ,harp and Ixlp the H, jittal fix Sick Children at title .attic time this weekend Sharp Hair Studs, is holding its second annual :ui adwit Saturday. March 21 from q a.m. it, III p An. I,, raise funds for the hospital. Cost fix a haircut 1% $I_' fur adults. SIO lir +seniors, 510 for children 12 years and under and S`e for children six and under. Sharp Hair Studio I% at _3i Bayly St W. lust west of Monarch Avenue in Al i\. Call 427-1KI I for more inlonuation. I Top cop speaks to John Howard Society Durham Regional Pul(LC Chic) Kc\ lit \icAlpme will he .i . the guest speaker at the annu- al meeting of the John Howard Society. T'he meeting and dinner of the Durham Region branch of the: sueicty is being held KEVIN Tuesday. April 21 at 6 p.m. at MCALPINE the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 43 at 471 Simctoc St. Guest speaker S.. Oshaw 1 ickets, at $15, must be ordered by Wednesday. April 1. Call 427- 8165, i79-8482 or 623-6814 for more information. Nlr Williams' tarns include, .t ,stall pasture lir a "Icw head ,-I :tittle and to r i,c turit and duck, It', re,iful and relaxing to work %%ork with annual, " N hale tic d„c,n'l have am annnals now. "I hope to pick up three or ti+ur head, hrCcd ,1 few and ,ell .If the aloe,. I cnlo\ the big annuals It', the in, I relaxing. the hLel cattic I enju% hang around them " Mr \\ dlwm, is also liind of taking care of ah,�ui two do/en turkey, he hit),, even year. "I cnwo raising them , Nnd. t'nc\ ,cent to cnl,.� hint - W'hen he, around the bud- its., Ili,. k o, hut, .....I at, ' .Lit .,, ,•n.•t i kless J'ob' Ili Alk I've always hecu pied% go(Ad t -until animals. I guess they sense I.m not there u) harts than I'm aorn- I. noble with them and they're coni- t,,rtable withn1c. Mahe it's my am- inal ntagnctisnl ir,inle nonsense like Mr. Willruu, only wishes he had Thal ,ante magnetism \knh sonic of the pcoplc wfio corse to him %vith crom- lanits. In hi, current role. Mr Williams grid his staff often play rcteree in dis- utc, between ncighb,un. some of vhonl are like "the Hatfield, and \1cCuvs. Once I rcah/c n', a dispute "ct%ccn neighbour,, we try :And hook .t what t\ all about and (ry and get nim together. i\la%he they dnn'I want ,, get together. We try it, dl us, hings in a civil manner Su'ldenly. ,hcv'II rcalt/e the other party isn t an c rl person .. But. 1vlr Nllharn, ,r-Inuts. "it doe, - n t alwa\, work -,ut 11 Alto. we , nfurcc the bylaw It n', :, parking problem, we'll issue u,kcts to la\ the I,ov down and ,;v ',cc %,,u in court, that, a had amtude I d rather work it out." Occasionally. Ntr Wilh,uns loh aniounts to Puhhl rclau,,n, "If pc.-pic have a probfctn. ,orm^nor, i; , a.ah- ing to du wish a Ino i ho Lok. %oC tr% it, ,ort it out I,,r (ficin and pont ificni in the right dire, tion f � r example twice in the pa,t Anomie, tic', hccn asked it the Town h%cnce, tr.hjs, ,ale,. " I tend t,- think there ,r: I.ur nuns her of people who db.n i know '.\e'rc here until there s a pn.hlcm Thc\ 11 :all ,wit,hhoard , a ,,,stern and they'll he pa„cd .,r Its u, ilii, II be ,urpri,cd !hr.: . ., i ncc -Lown that deal •,iih thc,c nand, I things ” Mr 'Kilhano, rp, r, "11 7 ger ,ornc %cry trate pc "plc and wr _,c-, ,lime very tricndl•. I,r.,l,k It', a rel :n,.,-.ectrun Rc_ardle„ .Otis it, Ali,, he ,cc, ., !I. - V•. Caps in hand, ready to fly And Ajax resident was among the members of the Oshawa Airport. Celebrating 7.rth their stew mis- Ontario Flying Club elected to the new executive sion caps are (from letti George Nelson, Dave of the organization. The Ontario Flying Club is Nicholson of Ajax. Grace Mountenay and Brian currently in its second year and flies out of the Murphy. Multiple Sclerosis Society needs your help Volunteers are being ,ought human services work hack Oui-of-pocket expense, %kill to Icad sell -help programme, ground who want to expand he co%cred offered by the Durham Region their knowledge and contribute Fach %olunteer must commit Chapter of the Multiple to the conlmuniv. la attend jt) meetings each Sclerosis Society of Canada. Thtining will he provided %car. It's an opportunity for peo- and the next training session Call Cindy Mitchell at 6S6- ple with :f social work lir start, in June. 1801 for more inlunm.nion. User pay can offset rising waste disposal costs An avid re:ycler called me to inquire it the Town of Puckering would he uuplenienting a full lir partial user pity system for garhaLe collection. 'I'hi s pi n:edurc. similar to paying for a ulih- I%. provides Ounces: (a) colleclion and disposal costs would no longer he in:luded in your lax levy and that ptr- lion of municipal tax wi,uld he deduct ed. lior:ing residents to Pay per hag: (h) twitalloa twit lir duce -hag hnul and charge for additional hags which put, a hold on any tax increases, (c) charge residents by %right Undouhtcdly user pay i, a fair sys- Ieni. if _you consider that residents who put out title hag of garhagc :re not suh- s(dvrng a neighbouring householder %ho sets out much more. Abu. a lax deduction would be i financed hcnefit to thou who generale little %axle. LARRA[NE ROULSTON REc YCLER's REPORT At present. more than 100 Ontario comnumucs that have opted for user pay, in one limn lir another. have found a significant redu:uon of wast(: going to landfill and their few of increased curhside dumping was unfounded. When faced %kith a "Gig the hag" approach. by purchasing tags, people take step, tit gencruc less waste through maxinvmg Blue Box Partici panus, competing and making %%astc reduction decision, The action it one citi/en expres,mg his cunccm that not enough a Nein_ ,Lane to reduce waste in our cumnluni tv prompted the Pickering Wti,(e Reduction Committee (1'\\'RC) to sathei report, and encourage :ouncil and the work, depannient to examine further this mciho d of nut only keeping taxes down to cover the using ;u,l of waste disposal is reposed Alt the Pch .S Ncw, Ad\cril but hl also encourage 3R, pi act es by offering inure :dtema likes such.s siwcial collection day, for non -Blur Ito\ material% and household ha/aidous \y,ules. Re:\cler's Report Acicouies your input II %ou would like to join the PW R( all 4211-5625 You can make a diftcn l!"' ❑ =1 J Oreanvers of the Sc:nnd Chance Wildlife Sanctuar\ are emi-enieh grucful to file business :onmlunuy fur it, upport on helping the ,anctu:r\ raise Inoue% in It, recent Yalcnunc', Da\ dance l he successful event rased store thin S O"(1O w 11L!v \%f l l he direct- ed toward renovating the new site on the 7th C'once„con for a ha\cn tion injured wd,tltte Picketing Councillor Doug Dfckenon. slit a%id supporter of (tic prole:t. says. "What Jo\:e is doing is ,e:ond to none. Lot the p,st 25 years Ale his dedicated her life its the care of animals in nerd .ind out coni unav owe, her a great deal of thank,.” - C'oun. Dickerson add, he can fore- see a tittle %%hen the sanctuary could he an education :entre for school children. Larrame Roulston s culumn exploring environmental Issues regularly appears on Wednesday ,,marl,, 1S lean ground for federal Tories TORONTO — The shortage of Progre, i%e ( on,cr%atives in Ontario with enough ,talurc to run liar the Ieadcnhip of their federal party it a vacancy arises has been underlined by the two name, being promoted. These are provincial Finance Mini,wr F:rnic Eoc,, who would he a weak and handicapped candidate, and Hugh Segal. a hackr,)om hoy in the federal party but hcttcr known at the Ontario legislature. whose :andidacy would he laughable Premier Mike Harris ha, gone so far a, it, say Lyes "would he the fine,t prime rnmi,ler the country could have- Harris. of course. ha, the standing o• he a candidate But he is ,till ,nl\ part way through his lint loon and an amhttiou,. unre,ol%cd prt,grarnrne ,,(cutting Lusts here He also would he held hack heLau,c he has little feel for duel ec or an image of compassion. ;A, :Ncrrt- plificd when he had ti he Toned to gr\c t' it help lit the ,ur%A%ing Dionne quintuplets. -Ric adv„cac% ,,f Mr tics and Mr Sc_•al cunil with the talent a%url- ahle to past 1tncs_ :A decide or so ago. the provincial Toric, suggested would have included the durable, popular prcrnicr Wrlliarn Davi, and anorncy -general t now a :heel lusttcc Ro% M:Murtn. who,c ru!•c,f I, ­k, hv% _harm wilh word, .in,! ,harp rlh•,w, cot buil on I'l, tilos"t .n gnu;h a, the prenuer the iedcral rose, could have ,hu ,cn front Ihctr Oman,, %au:u, uch heavvwct_•hh a, MOiacl Wtl,on. David Crornhic and Flora MacDonald Thcir Ontario .aucu, now ha, .,nl% ,tic mcml,er. '.,h. „ ,rtuatly unknown. I c- Ali 1'tcrtuci Hartz, have made a mark .%till the puhh: N1r Harris ha.ilk do:ninarc, it Ht, ,ninon Sense Rc\ elution plait. -rut •u,h ,wcpi the pro%in,e in 19-; t, :m/cd as the hroinchild ,t \11 Harris and uncic,tCd ad\r,Crs •ninstcr% are seen largclk a, ;ars Inc I out and not a, great ongtn;uors ncc most highl% thought of t. 1.i%e Johnson. now educatwn sums .: .% hit handle, crises but would not ,cen is a potential federal leader t: au,c he ha, a, much :,,lour a, saran wrap. Mr [ave, would have Ili his credit hat I% finance minister he helped cut he provincial deli:n from S 1 billion jG billion in three %car,. but the -oad map wa, Li\en to him in the oninon Sen,e Rc%oluhon. In ,ppo ,iti,,n. he alio uta, ,harp _nough asking question, whcn .tand- Ing un for %11 Harris that some won- dered %hiethcr the Tories :hose the .%none leader But \1r L%c, now carries ,unit: baggage for slashing valued %mice, to cut taxes for the better -off. although he could say he %a, only, obeying orders. His word r, not felt to mean much, he:au,c he once attacked gambling but as treasurer has pushed It on the public to help balance his book,. He has shown a naso temper and would lack kc% support in Toronto, where he Is h0r;rng higher property taxc, on business and making resi- dent, downtown pay twice is much tax a, they would for the sante house in the ,uhurbs. and ever, one Tory MPP :omplained that he r1 gud- damned confrontational..' Mr F\e, al,o is absent from the le•,_slaturc and his office ,u often he milt either have a second juts or has lust heart for it. Mr Sct_al was around the Ic_islalure in the I%)7(K and I9SO, in Joh, in; ludim_ principal secretary I,) Davis. and his main claims to tune were alkka%, haxin_ an answer — which, unturtunatel%. kitten was worn_ -- and %mingthe petennous Ch,utcr for Ontario which helped pre- %cnt the Torics from regaining• a 11Li1or1% tic then %%enl on lis help run an ad\ertmn_ and public relations con- glomcratc that henelitcd from huge contracts gi\c i it h% the Davis gov- ernment and federal go%ernnicnt once the Tone, took power lit (hta\%a. Mt Scg,d has Iwice run in elec- 60111 hilt failed and Is one of that hand of backroom manipulators, like Dalton ('anti) .And Liberal Jim Coutts, %hunt the public ace, through and will not \ o(e for. The one thing the :halt,, Mr. Segal has been consistently guts.' al is per- suading luurnalt,t, to promote him and he has dune it again. But his can- didacy for federal header could not stand up to scrutiny. PAGES • THE NE S AD%ER 111SER WEIM SDAN'. %IAIN H IN. lwm CAW women provide shelter The Canadian Auto Workers Easter Women Reet McDonald, Eva Bythe, Diane Gott, Andrea Network turned out for a Women's Day breakfast Rye. Sandy Carricato. Joyce Bonneau. Jackie event in Durham last Saturday and donated Graham. Gloria Jean Johnston and Pauline Jolly. money to regional shelters at the meeting. On Each shelter to which the women donated hand for the event were (from left) Kathie Fowlie. received 52.000. Child poverty advocate to make case in Durham N HITBY — Onc o1 Canada . kc.i known Ctimmatee are to increase Community awareness authomics .m the effects of child po%criv is cunt of issues related to child Ixncrty and child well- ing to Whithy in Aprif being. highlight and co-ordinate community Dr. Dan Offord of the Faculty of Health efforts to tackle the issues and develop a long' Sciences at McMaster Univcrsity in Hamilton term strategy for a -made in Durham" plan to will he the kc%note speaker at a sympo%ium on address our child poverty problems. says RIs. child poverty on April 21 front 9 a.m. a, .l p m. at Skelton. R'hi[hy Mental Health Centre. Along with Dr. Offord. Janet Ecker. minister -We are very pleased Dr Otford. who has of community and social scrymccs. will he in dune cvensi%c research on the effects of child attendance to discuss Ontario government poh- poverty and worked in collaNwatiion with the cies in the arca of child po%crty. World Health Organvation. has accepted our Following interactive workshops %%htre par - imitation:' says JoanSkelton. executive director ticipants are asked a, look at issues and identify of the Social Development Council of Ajax- ways to address them. the day will end with a Pickering and moderator for the symposium. speech from Dr Judith Sharman, president of the The symposium is heing organvcd by the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario. Durham Child Poverty Committee in pannership there is a $24) registration fee fi,r the sympts- with the Durham -\ort hum herland chapter of the sturn For more Information and to register c'- Registered Nurses Association of Ontario tact the Social rhH yelopnwnt Council at 19t) the goals of the Durham Child Poycrty 01(6-2661. Airplanes on meeting agenda AJAX -- A special guest from the 'Toronto Model Club. heing held in Room G-17 (in the Aerospace Museum takes the psxlurtn tomorrow basement) of Ajax -Pickering General Hospital at when a local airplane club meets here. the corner est Harwood Avenue and Emperor The speaker will help highlight [tic 'Thursday. Street in Ajax, March 19 meeting of the Ajax Radio Controlled Call >{? 1 1505 for more information. HEALTHY SMILES i FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY We keep our patients smiling by taking the time to understand their needs. Add our friendly, caring staff and state-of-the-art techniques and you've found a good dental home! • A Full Range of Dental Treatments • Saturday and Evening Appointments • Flexible Payment Options • A Relaxing, Stress -Free Atmosphere • Cosmetic Dentistry •ll 683-1432 DR. VIJAY BADHWAR a DENTISTRY New Patients and Emergencies Welcome =' Conveniently located in the Ajax Plaza at 172 Harwood Ave. S. while 400"libes last 03306 Gopynght 1998 Sears Canada Inc Many happy returns Staff at the Viiiage Retirement Centre in Pickering helped one of their residents mark a special birthday at the facility recently complete with a celebratory cake and good wishes. Rose Cole was the guest of honour at her 105th birth- day celebration attended by staff, fellow rest - Family coalition AJ %X -- the Uu:i:ain Coalition of Families invitr, arca residents to attend a meeting being held Tuesday. March 24 herr. The group hosts a public meeting with Durham %I MPP and Minister of Community dents and family. Rose was born in a hunter's lodge in 1893 and grew up on McKechnie Lake in the Parry Sound area. Helping her blow out the candles on the special occasion are Colleen Kipp (left) and Rose's daughter-in-law Viotette Nelson (right). meets March 24 and Social Services Janet Ecker from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Mcf.can Community Centre at Maeill Drive and We,tncy Road in Alax :ill arc wel- come. Call 619-0792 or 509- 1 141 for more infor- mation. THE NEWS AD%EIrrISER WEDNESDAY. %fAR('H 1a, 19" - PAGE 9 Children's programmes start soon at Pickering library PI('KERING — Stories. slings and fingerplay, are um n IIIc a01%111c, young children can enjoy at the Ili 1• in,, Public Library this spring. I h_ right -week prngranone Babytalk. for children aged :t '„ 21 nionth,, i, offered at the Central Library at One he f,planadc on Thursdays at 10:05 a.m. and again at e m. beginning April 2. Registration starts Saturday. M,,inuhle. Tales for Twos, which also features stories. n_, .ind fingerplays. is offered to children aged 24 to 36 nibs Registration begins Wednesday. March 25 at the R, ,u,Ic I fill branch (509-2579) and the Bay Ridges branch a(18;) and on Saturday. :March 28 at the Central ihr,ir ix31-6265, ext. 226). Contact your local branch for urs and time,. Sioryume for preschoolers will also he offered this pang. Rcgr,tra ion hegins w'cdncway. \1arh 25 at the l'.ouge Htll branch and the Bay Ridges branch and ',aturday. Mardi 28 at the Central I.ibrsry. Again. contact our local hr nch for dates and times. Finally. children aged tour to seven years are invited to Trop in to the Central Lihrary at One The Esplanade for a -retial Storytnne on Saturday, at 10:30 a.m. the rising cost of education? We are presenting a free seminar that will cover: -How the recent Federal budget affects RESP's -Tax planning opportunities RESPs vs. In Trusts -Information on anticipated education costs and suggestions to cover the costs. Please call to reserve a seat. Sat.. March 21, 1998 10:00 a.m. Sharon Mosher 1105 Finch Ave. Pickering, Ont. 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Give 03301 Copyright 1998 Sears Canada kin PAGE IU - THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH I& IWM '.J w S' V. raw ir DIRECTIONS: ' From Hwy. #401 - Exit 401 at ,Morningside Ave. , HWY. 401 North to ,%Iilner. Turn right on Milner to Grand Marshall Ave. Home Depot is on your left. From Sheppard Ave. - Sheppard to Grand Marshall Ave. ( just east of Morningside). Turn unto Grand Marshall Ave. Home Depot is on your right. l {. - 0{! • �--1 4 .TITUS t_, p i� �; l'HA.MA.A1� .,.t f 6 3 ; ■ om. i C— �'./• .♦\"� ria .w.+ l attar `� - i� % ., •� ^+ �0,'t64- rte` 36" OPTIC S LIGHT FOYER 6 LIGHT _15 SPIRAL CHANDELIER RXTURE 6 CRYSTAL PpLISD sono Dasa w ' CHANDELIER FIXTURE;7% BRASS Pow O N" inrn -Rh Wb --ds Eur"w evoa cora U, ) • wectacre ��q-• :tmru•.. �raara: �. •Caw .pbsd LMS . 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Cho lau,.twwa q� and bass 1bn bass farlah • S - 60 well bubo UB31e�1650GCEYGR • 16. 1d61t 1t 2r wide • AI Kn a braes plsle0 N�o2e11 • Uees 6 - 40 ws1 .Ilsln colour is dear gar carrde$rbra Dubs (sold Cho wo 1"M in roes (41M" S;="pta5t11 .+s' , ksw .]elf rf S•rti THE THE SFLORENTINE- BWDGETON 4r 5 blade with 1" Idl colMeo • 60 vat habgert or • blade %Mrr S e with MII Acryk Nouseing ligt • 3 speeds with • b blades wKh revasbla moth Vq • Duet mourn • Choose from brass or whle X42MVWH•SLO 14183711 with W -3L bw fdR42VPwaLc7 (4+1173, f18D1 SCARBOROUGH (MORNINGSIDE) 60 Grand Marshall Drive (416) 283-3166 WE'RE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! Mon. thru Fri. 7AM to 1 OPM Sat. 7AM to 8PM Sun. 9AM to 6PM IIT M UCAWJ 1V/SA []�! + PRICES MAY VARY AFTER APAL a, 19W It !tram n arty nrdwl —w ons. 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MARCH 18.19" -PAGE II C w "t f ,TM - H Our Great Location :n f Mornsngsi& Ave. 6- H". 401 (North of Hwy. 401) 60 Grand Marshall Drive ----� (416) 283-3166 MEDICINE CABINET . 4w..ct , ..'r 'r,ge turneve steel body •.1.at M4 Nwor -u: J -.4 nnM. do~ tree mrrorwith adF+Mabie sh~ 2SV70000o µ1ft"1111 to Q1 31 "x19"PRELUDE (� VANITY TOP :w- 3t17P7tt'pe 111se01 BUCKINGHAM � 1 � �1 11 ;z 30 x18 2 DOOR VANITY . _�3.• •VIeC.,,r^ ,J•'.r itf jar iCe i1 ..; .. .. .c • i�'.C:.G YY L.iH 101tl StDJfJIN�rt p301aBM IASSfi21 dam N r .� SEYCHELLE'\ 6 LITRE �,: NEO -ROUND WHITE� _— HAMILTON' CORNER SHOWER WHITE LINED w resistant SOWTOILET top quality expanded nnlded `. Shelf shape lnww „i BATHROOM • Comtortabk ebngalM bowl • FF�+ut s ld seGsnlmy .So* "a". • Syphon Mt htahft 1 K3131•A 140923611 aclnn. 0kuf Cow 4x AF053MD01001/171M) t mlurl atcgser AF20925ODF-100f-IOO I4248161 < f « 7 ,�:t• as• � 1 FAUCET WITH POP4V<x 'INNOVATIONS' :Chrornepd,�bran handles ,= LEVER CHROME coca µ,30M) a • •Scald Guard• pressure balance. for sally when other water outlets we turned on • Solid bras and stainless s%W construction N1MS.74( 42 7t") PRESSURE BALANCED TWO HANDLE BATHROOM TUB i SHOWER FAUCET FAUCET WITH POP-UP presrtb shover Mock Wetlwleae. 114 turn oprallam smooth precm 2h5� ( • adlus07ent a0 metal constructlon baa �1�) • Mini widespread. design look choke of the pmleeeblW NI67P21(427037) PACE 12 -THE NEWS AtWEIMSER WEDNESDAV, MARCH 18• 1MR Pickering plans restaurant at Rec Complex PICKERING — Residents going to the Pickering Recreation Complex to watch their kid, play hockey or work out them- selves may soon be able to cat more than a snack there afterwards. The Town is planning to send out a request for proposals to establish a restau- rant either within or adjacent to the complex on Valley Farm Road ,just south of Kingston Road. A staff report to Council descrihLs the pro- posed establish- ment as a "licensed family restaurant'. " t,% Some- thing that we're looking at this •• Worth The Drive To Pickerin 0 CLEAiKC 1997 For Our 3 Day... UrT 7 psgr., red, fully loaded '966CCHEV LUMINA LS *D '96 TRANSPORT 4 dr.. V6. fully loaded,7 psgr., white. fully loaded wlpower 43 000 km 17 99 oor 20 000 miles R It 8ilding 19 990 '96 GRAND PRIX SE '96 CHEV LUMINA APV 4 dr.. fully loaded. V6. e 46 000 km p aqua. fully loaded 1699 fm $ 17 900 '96 LESABRE CUSTOM '94 CHEV LUMINA APV All, rich green, fully loaded. 7 psgr., dark blue. fully 37 000 km likoi_ loaded or lease for �%'95 NISSAN ALTIMA — '95 JIMMY SLT 4 dr., purple. auto. air. ey lent' er white. grey leather, fully as 000 km � � � g month - 14 99 i Wo see dealer for details 22919 BPOfMAC-BUICK (905) 831-2693 (905) 686-5859 0GMC TRUCKS yer CERTIFIED Toronto 798-7989 ,47�_ APSLEY PICKERING COMMERCIAL yW:77- W PONTIAC BUICK GMC TRUCKS 715 Kingston Rd. Exit 401 at Whites Rd. year tod T o, ow n general manager 11C 1998 DODGE RAM to n or have Tom Quinn told councillors � � � � RIGHT HERE. RIGHT HERE. RIGHT HERE. RIGHT HERE. RIGHT HERE. Monday. "I'm ►a f and that the intro- expecting revenue out of this propos- al' Kir no - scale licensed Car- s n• Councillors W BURNAM S RETAIL r.:. U7, as praised oodoi x = _ tomb• for tFte '.'i' i-%. - Will Town to make i sortie money, and MXOd a restaurant cstablt%hcd at the newly-expandcd N Irogtttois Park it complex In Whitby has bcrn quite %uccecsfulin. The staff report stales the existing cowtces- sum at the Pickering com- plex 1% not able to provide a healthy I~ food menu. It also z points cwt most pcople who go to the facilits for special «•int., or 11C 1998 DODGE RAM to n or have TORONTO aulonwft,Nr V8, 24olle, licav I to leave lis rTtcals f and that the intro- M plus nnlch mom duction of an "up- - scale licensed Car- ing place' will encourage them to stn} and there- by generate rev- K enues fix both the restaurant opera- J� tax and the com- O Alex. le" co11Ca11M, Though the _ complex is a fain- ily-onentud facili- ty. say staff. a licensed restau- NO rant should not SHL OT22H At have any negative sAL�' i t ,888 impact if proper design and con- C "W&%Us 1111111116 trols are utiliwd. According to the report. "suh- stantial, guaran- teed support of a partner' would be LOADED! SHL ~1 required for the '17 project to pro- ceed. tl... Door tt1B1 Road to Senility in PickeringSALE 17 , 888 PICKER - rNT ttt�elr tlooar ING -- The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at Friday, March 20 at 8 p.m. at LOAD! Sok. ■Ps/u Bayfair Baptist '3$ P.— Church, 817�y"1' Kingston Rd. east of Whites Rd., Pickering. ?i F Al, Call 428-9431 for more infor- mation. N� ONLY 2WD 1995 DODGE CARAVANaff `.. � �prtw■h WU&S aut ffi ti Wr, V6,7 passenger, :+nMO ...■. plus much m m.slk ays■sI ,w•• •• •••r•r• ■ttsT MHIr cl■�kott� we *Jim Y,• tiw,sl■ �, 1E S P.,.Nc 11186 wwr nos as Lnittro sine Iiiiiiliiialliii • -r LOADED! SHL ASM UL NMI '68 P.•.+ 139 v••+ LOADED!. sa. am 1111111.111111M 178 Pwiiii-k 138 a...k SMA '21,888 : aN X R, tay ads. 45. V.. dud W. Ori ttrnaas. .rt.rON. ono oww.. Mo naw. By app. wily. `49 y; , 119" QI ttlt p VOMAO is LOADED! SdL 9r2307A '67'.w.k tiaM /Orr MO0 4M Sa. mtlxtA 148 oK..+ 11119 P-iiii-o1110111511" '42 w..k NKMELSWAMED Between the L apes of 7 - 23.. to model casae and formalweor n- •: f'1OH0/1d. .*', ♦i r7''^vim• (' r:; yr'iFr�r^`. t9H�tWO1MD LM-'_'a¢.,.`�L1'•3 i a1f: S 1 1:1 .J J. iV':J. i„7' , �l L. ..�. v '. � J, 1. J +1 ��J �i,L'A1'. 1�" �"s.'iL5TS1.L Y•TSC�'.".i."�R' R"� lVB fbep J Iiil'DB (XOt.d90 •. �.., t- .. :y. .. .<ii."i: f `n�"+.. �9.r'.y T 8 0 0-6V183.4 �... Is" am ttonrtoalD CAA OLE LOADED! Sok. Ott 29A /fO7 11111100111" 4" Fir loaded. ow oum lair ta■s. SMA 59,888 .r.9 LOADED! St. AM1 NtIBW 142 P...+ Z M M M a-0 M M M M M a.. z �1 �.1oil# TOM PAUL BRASSOR GROSERT NVILLAGE . PLYMOUTH i M, .10, [40 CHRYSLER TORONTO OSMAWA THF. NEWS ADVF.KTISEk WEDNESDAY, %1AkCII IN. I"ll - PACE 13 ? What's inthe cardsfor casinos. Policy, timeline on permanent facilities sou ht By Jacquie McInnes cussions regarding the possibility of p,Itham ;till turning the Great Blue 11cTon - 1- co..nc 1 a me Red- 11•.• i .. . ,,, „ +v o,,-. by Maws aumoaznq Charitable Casino and Bingo into Me Immediate future is uncertain one of the sites. says Durham East for charities which rely on proceeds MPP John O'Toole. tiom local rosmg Monte Carlo One solution, suggests Durhant ryents. Wc,l MPP Jaw I?ckcr, could he a fhe charily gaming casinos, temporary extension on the roving which sIan only three days at one casinos, if it permanent site location location before nn,\ing to another wit, ,guaranteed. locaton within the munlcinahiy "\Vc'%e been clear for many. licensing them, will have tiH shall near m pe•son o, by nu or t_ many, many months, all close down as of March 31. through this process, there The Province set the dead- "� 19" to the W Wtlsyn*a M ba heard would he an end date, line last May when it DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION L%crvonc's been aware of announced lite rinplementa- C..tSSIONER OF WORKS that. But. if there is a need non of if programme to get for flcxihility, to make the Sri perni:ment and eight 'T transition. I would he wHll- pari-titnc/,cai anal gaining s Ing to approach the club sites into Ontario. Vinistry on ." she says. t But. the nc%% sites have Ilnwever. 1"d say to slime not conic on-line a, quickly t the municipalities they a. anticipated. Eric Luke, n JANET EC ER ::we a responsibility here ,pokesnH.ul for Star tit Muniapalitles as well. ­ nline ne of two pnipohave a - "A temporary !:,,rt rents selected by the responsibility' extension with a fixed cut - Province ti, ,ct up the new off date so the fixed sites gaming sur, within Durham Region. can come into play may be a solu- Iold This Wcek in Deccinhwr it would tion." says Oshawa MPP Jerry he July hctorc it .Ile could he up and Ouclelte "We have heard front char - running. Hues across the province and the In the nicantinte. the chanties are whole objective is to get rid of at a loss to replace that income. unscrupulous operators." he 'adds. "Basicalls. It's taking away our "The problem.' agrees Ms Ecker. source nl re%cnuc and It's going to he "I, so many charities hasc made impossible o, rcpla:c n:' says Susan complaints liver the year% of rip-offs Glennon. ()fit,,: Adminislrttor for with the roving casinos. We want to the Arthrm, So:Hcts of Durham put in more controls wht:h would RrsHon "Wc make .iixltjl $I5,INNl to protect the chanties.". $26.W0 a year nn ilial. It', a pretty Control I, an issue for Mr. good .hugec ,,t f,:,cr,ue. () Foole a, well. The pri,blern. hir the Ptoymce and "Over 20.(K)O illegal machines the ,anon,. proponent,. hits been a were confiscated in a crackdown." he willingnc„ nn the part -if the niunic- says " I can't say I'm a big supporter Ipalitic, to allow pennancnl :,ening of gaining action but. if at exist,, it ,:tcs. Inmicalls. Oshawa. where the egulated"- hould fie regulated" mafont% of rosin, ca,mo activity"There majorit% is a xrious illegal gam- currentlt take, place. has ,t hvlaw in hung problem:' adds Durham Centre place forhiddoio ani permanent site \IPP Jon Flaherty. "Part of this im- Clarim•ton. •\ta\ and Whths h.i%c all tiatisc is In redirect the money to taken it "woo mid see' po ,,wn on charities"' the idea S,ug oy, I, ;nrrcnil% in dls- OI cour,c not all the money is PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM — IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL ACT - 1- co..nc 1 a me Red- 11•.• i .. . ,,, „ +v o,,-. by Maws aumoaznq ROAD NO ROAD NAME MUNICIPALITY DESCRIPTION IE R.,s nd Rd ® Gana,d Rd WNtby Inbrees— mprowrrwtta nCydlny agnazat W- 37 F.ncn Are a F—iforf Rd PJ -.g fniii— doertpr'ou t. end d, q riwa abon 54 Pah Rd from nlop St to Osn— Road We - and mcafffi sign ia,Mral WI.- Gab S —k de,q wNeney or 61e C N R t>.Willis 'MY 2 Kegston Rd horn Haiwood Ala Road Woan,Zatgn Are b P—.n y 9eaa1 Rd Katgston Rd Q RorOanl, Rd PKLsnnq infareechon -0——ft v,cludnq f.pa xv— P an, s10 9 the defogs Jt [M gge,:t1 arA it.f ands aR! ]!d V. "�, Cern9 Olbgabd by may be sago M tha olM of IM Ournam Wo&..s D.pot nr♦nt. R g..—1 l:— as tM lr q bodv 105 Consumers Drnw, YVhrtbv Omar shall near m pe•son o, by nu or t_ Tavonone X9051 66&7721 or I -WO -372-1103 �nyel. sd,cdor o, awl, any person ,442e11y aMaaa by Meby-bws and who appbes on or before Apr l Std. .lav of I ewar}. '. Y96 19" to the W Wtlsyn*a M ba heard I PREVEDEL P ENC; at a n,eetep or the Works Commetw DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION :.r ;cd tarn 1996 V A SILGAILIS. P ENG. C..tSSIONER OF WORKS going to end up in the pockets of charities. While the Alcohol and Gaming Comnn,sion estimates 5180 million will go to charities across the province once all the sites are up and running as compared to life current $10 million being taken in through roving casinos. the government stands to profit even more. The Contntission estimates the government profits could run between $200 and $250 million. t annually. Approximately $9 million of that will he earmarked each year for gambling prohlern initiatives. The fact the government will get a bon's share of the profits is not nec- essarily it had thing, suggests Mr. O'Toole, "If proceeds from the charity gaming were clearly earmarked I,tr health care and education, would people he more comfortable with III?— Fie asks. Ill As N1r Flaherty says. AV,: re all taxpayer, " It the new gaming sites do finally appear, the funding possibilities will definitely Improve, suggests Ms. Glennon. "The government said revenue would be increasing quite a hit and there will he less work for us: a lot less work. •she says. Until then, the waiting game con- tinues. t NMFSDAY,MAflUNB& WAY, ralla'"l, PICKERING TOWN CENTRE I 1355 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING AT LIVERPOOL ROAD PAGE: 14 -THF: 1F:Ns %IAFR7l1FK ,%r%NE Ii IN. 19" photos by Jason Liebregts Spring festival Members of Devi blanc:r in Pickering took part In the Festival cf Hcl, recently to mark the arrival of spring Top photo. Res1ma Singh sings the Thagan' at the Phac %al festival Relc.. Laura Maharaj and other children pp,f a tradrtlona' as part of the celebraticr BILLBOARD WHAT'S HAPPENING IN Ai. -%X AND PICKERING NEDNESDAN. MARCH lx CHOIR: i he \Iern 'vlclodI 'taker, nec,1 soprani, an,f alit) soiccs for the choralgroup which provide% entertainment to area scmurs- Rehearsals at St. Paul'. on -the -Hill Anglican Church. X82 Kinston Rd.. Pickering, from —' to 3 p.m. each Wednesday. Call 42x I�sX7 Oan Whelan) for more infor- mation. TOASTMASTERS: fhe Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters Cluh meet. Wcdnes.iays from 7:30 i,r 9.30 p.m. In the Fortune Financial offices, corner of Bavly St. and Finley A%c , Ajax. Help with public speaking and leadership .kill. 619-0647 (Peter D,rwscl. 693 4411) [John Johnstone ). :•- CANCER: foga for Bodies Under Sires,. for cancer - patients or their caregivers. is held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. :•: at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 96 Colborne Si W.. Oshawa. Bring blanket and a small pillow. Limited space. registration required. 579-4833. THURSDAY. MARCH 19 CANCER: The Canadian Cancer Society's Living With Breast Cancer peer support group meets at ', p.m. in the Fortune Financial offices. corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave.. Ajax. The group is for breast cancer patients, tarn - 11 1es and friends. Support and practical Information. 696- 1516. CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre holds a session on relaxation and gwded Imagery' techniques for cancer patients and their caregivers front 1:30 to 3 p.m. at 86 Colborne St. W.. Oshawa. 579-4X33, AIRPLANES: The Ajax Radii) Controlled Model Club meets at 7:30 p.m. in Room G-17 : fbasenterl of the Ajax -Pickering �— General Hospital. corner of Harwood Asc. and Emperor St.- Ajax. A speaker from the Toronto Aerospace Museum will talk. Call X31-1505 for more Information on the . FRIDAY, MARCH 211 _ ALLERGIES: The Durham Region Anaphylaxis Support Group nicety the third Friday of each month In Ajax at 7 30 p.m. It provides support for those dealing with life-threatening fucxllother allergies. 696 3018 or 420-X404. ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step f• recovery meeting at X p.m. at Bay fair Baptist Church. X17 Kingsfon Rd. east of Whites Rd.. Pickering. The group deals with addictions of all kinds. Including co- dependency. Child-care programme available as required. All wel- conte Call 429-9431 Olin. evenings) Ila more Informal - tion. Three reasons whythe Earth isn't flat. 1 -Door Includes Standard Premrurn Features Sport Pack. .idmgs 16 Pelrshrd ,t0tl0, d We Step bar A ­rn Wheels ® ... •>vn� .�� r . :. V,.., P n,1'. .r ,� .l'•. 1 •,)n I'ui . t• Yrr INin�uwt. I,Cbr.• Ww.nw , '� �e • lu.ury 4�r o ua. H•ywa m Whirls x ' • Strr .,g . 5 M�•rors "on d�t�emnq . Pr -.v r Dr. r va.. ", r AY En• Sir ro krycd • bre. p., wmhar _warn" CD Player • Bu n w. 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MARCH 18, 1998 - PAGE 15 ENTERTAINMENT THE NIGHT LIFE IN AJAX & PICKERING On the boards Durham College students stretch their creative wings By Tony Doyle DiAa­etati A group of Durham College students are set ho step into the spotlight — only not for their acade- mic achievements, but as part of a new theatre group. Sensing a void at the school and a chance to get out and have some fun, express themselves and entertain an audience, a group of students has founded the Durham College Drama Company. They are busy geeing ready for their inaugural production Apnl H and 9 of :If the Good Lord's Willing and the Creek Don't Rise.' "I thought wow"' recalled Good Lord's director Amanda Roche when she first Fxrard about the possibility of a theatre group. "I was thinking there should he one because we have a strong arts programme here and I was happily sur- prised.*' Pete Sciacca and Mikt Clark arc the other two students who helped get the gaup oft- the grand along with staff advisoor Carol Doughty. leading to an initial cast and crew of 13. However, Sciacca insists while Doughty helps out, offers advice and even has a part In the font production, this is primarily a programme for the scholan- turncd-stars. "It's student -run, student-drivcro and sttldent- focu%cd:' he Says. "We're going to run with it and See what happens. - What is happening in the beginning is a focus on keeping the group centred around college -based indn [duals but depending an how things go, Sciacca says "we might open it up" As for what audiences can expect. Roche says simply, "It' Just about them enjoying themselves" One of the students involved in the inaugural prcoduction is Melissa Gulley. who, like the rest of the cast mainly has high u ho of drama experience to her credit and sees the group as more than Just a chance to put on a show. She believes it's an oppor- tunity Uo encourage more school spirit among the Durham population. "We're bringing all walks of life together." she says. "The college can he rcally cliquey. Business students stay with business students, art students stay with an students. Here we bring all the cliques together and are opening, Ic d:;ars:' On their way to opening [tense doors, it Seems the group is having an awful lot of fun as well. -It's a great bunch of people:' said Sciacca. -We have great group dynamics nd have corn together to hti really close-knit from c first dav" "And we're all psy- ,hotic. That helps:' added dley with a laugh. Tickets to the first show are $5 fur Durham College and Durham Unuvernty Centre students, or $7 for the general public. Perfiormances will take place In a 92 -scat theatre at the college. which Godley says "u very interesting. It'll he like being in your living room" If the tint two nights go over well. Sctacca said "we might put on another couple nights It depends on tfe response:' Beyond that. Roche Says she Mopes this is the beginning of a long run. "We want to start a trend It, stay here as it [s now and ,yet stronger." Anyone interested in more information about the theatre Company or Interested in ticket, to the fiat show, should call Pete Sclacca at 66K1x1(i, Amanda Roche at 725-67.33 or Mike Clark at 576- 26.35. Merry Melody Makers want you PICKERl%oi. -- Ilio you zing in the v- er? Do you haxc the music in you.' If so, a local Choral group wants ho hear from you. The Merry Melody Makers need soprano and alto voices for the choral group which provides entertainment to area seniors. This Kiss will catchyou Rehearsals with the group are h every Wednesday at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, kx2 Ktnyston Rd , Pickering. from 2 to 3 P.M. Call Jan Whelan at 428-1iSX- ,-r more information. in its web DURHAM SHOESTRING PERFORMERS MOUNT KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN By Tony Doyle Durham staff Durham Shoestring Performers are puckering up for a two -week -lung kiss -- as in 'Kiss of the Spider Woman.' Brought to amateur theatre for what the group stales is the first time ever, the Terrance McNally play runs March 26 to 28 and April 2 to 4, featuring a cast of 15 at Oshawa's Arts Resource Centre behind City Hall. "There's a great deal of emotion and a great deal of entertainmeni:" said director Tim Southwell. -There's music, acting, dancing and 1 think it will probably blow audiences away.- Telling way"Telling a tale of political persecution, degradation and torture, the 1993 Tony .Award winner for best musi- cal also looks at human dignity and survival. "It's quite a bit different than your regular drama in that you have to be ou top of the singing, dancing, and especially in this one, all the choreography:' said Southwell, who has a list of directing roles to his cred- it, along with his work in three other Shoestring musi- cals. Orono resident Dan Kapp brings to life the male lead of Molina, in a cast Southwell labels "a great deal of talent:' while Andrea Jackson handles the role of Aurora, the Spider Woman. Also taking on a leading part is Oshawa resident and Durham College student Dave Silvestri as Valentin. "I 'm glad we have the cast we do:' he added, noting the group ranges widely in age. "They bring a fair bit of experience with them" Southwell also admitted the group's home -base stage at the Arts Resource Centre proved a bit of a challenge in terms of constructing a set because of the space, but credits the "ingenious mind -set" of Phil Ireland with an "ingenious set design." "The audience will he right there:' said Southwell." There's no escaping being in jail with exerybody or escaping the fantasy sequences either. you're right there:' Tickets for any of the six shows are $8 each, and Southwell says the production is fine for children, but does caution there is some offensive language, Tickets are available at Information Oshawa in the Oshawa Centre or at Walters Music Centres, 3.39 King St. W. All shows start at H p.m. Please recycle me! Daytime drama Young and , � restless soap star Scott Reeves set hearts aflutter at the Delta Bingo hall recently when he stopped by for a visit Reeves plays Ryan on the perenially popular daytime soap opera and took /),I//) 11. I RC11 HRL:1 A SP1: CIA I. rl r 42� �I.1.SL\Is \11 AGES \I1S1­I())X'S March 13 .March 22 lit f1AlSor)NI N. Let us entertain U you! Advertorial Las Vegas Style Dinner Show Comes to Ajax Annandale Golf & Country Club tradiuonaliv known in the region as a hot bed of Golf. Curling and Banquets, has recently found a need for Supper Club attractions. Over the past several months Annandale has presented Mystery Dinner Theatre nights and special event attractions in its large dinnerflounge facility. -The Valentines dinner and dance was very well received-. said manager Michael Lyons. -it appears that our events have become a number of little parties adding up to one large party. Groups of friends booking a couple of tables find the setting especially enjoyable." he adds. The next event is March 21. 1998. Appearing will be a Shania Twain act and a Madonna act. These performers will be proceeded by close up Magic during cocktails and after the dinner shows. DJ Music will be provided for dancing, to round out the night. Dinner consists of a seven course Prime Rib of Beef presentation and of course Annandale is fully licensed. Dinner and Show tickets are only $49.00 per couple including taxes and gratuity. Tickets can be reserved by calling Elaine or Michael at the Club, 683-3210. HERONGA TRE i *** Presents **** Last*2 Weeks!! OPENING "Shirley tifWn MARCH 27��IheAffectionsof Mf y Don' mOed tA Hilarious cclaimed Adult Comedy onledy Seating Available BOOK THIS SHOW NOW FOR AN until March 21 UNFORGETTABLE EVENING'' 0 Book your fun evening now! A (905) 472-3085 2885 Alton Rd., Pickering A photo by Ron Plefronim time out of his busy schedule for a visit in the Great White North. He was in town to say hello tc the Ajax and Pickering fans and to sign a few auto- graphs. t s ��t�as � _ •, �, Q � DinK�f` Ow F.nloy a Prime Rih Dinner and dine ti \ and dans no the hitn ,d Shanta Twain arkl Madonna performed hsc by "Tire Unstoppable .Shama" and special guest "The 14londe Rendition Ticar" Experience The Close up ,I fwd Dgon 1 %n nd.k (".worn (lo► Saturda.. \loch 21.' it— SM Ticket. Oaf,. xy.tn. ll \ JI 115 loco—iokor$ ti,a.h F..r mrr.a/r a. A tk►et. IW, , kx.e 1_Id a Would wu expect to fold TOP Qi•ALITY BANDS! A ME EN FERT.AMMLNT EVERT !tom THI RSDAN W-AANNINt. MARCH 19"at l0ftp-m. Featurine W , Q7. a DENON RECORDING ARTIST: DAN CLANCY- Super -group -LIGHTHOUSE? with Brett Piekarz and Rick Barron w� • 1� ING NlTE 7UF.SDAYS Bud 11b.16Remive 1.118 FREE! � lac Y,t Neo 11 -di, 25 PASTA PIZZAZ WEDNESDAYS Alltiou Can Eat I+ICTt11t11 S HENKI ST.. "Hit 1111 s6.99 6pt11-9phi Fridays • . • 430-4327 4eu D)XHM The Lincolnaires 40th Anniversary Saturday, May 2, 8:00 p.m. Oshawa Civic Auditorium No Smoking Section Available Special Guest A Oshawa West Lions Production The Lincolnaires Tickets Civic Auditorium Wilson & Lee Music store Kr. Burger, 314 Bloor tat. W. Sea Horse Grist, 800 King St. E. Stan's Rentals, 223"St. W. Ray's Smoke Shop, 1188 Simcoe at. s F-ully Licensed by LLBO ME la - THE: NEWS ADVEIrrISF.R WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ix, 19" SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX -AND PICKERING r BEERS & WINES 41*10 SPRING BREAK SALE NOW ONI I Pickering tennis teen Ontario doubles champion i PI( KF:RING — A Pickering teen and his partner won ilio Ontario Tennis Association Provincial Indoor Junior Doubles Indoor Tennis Championships in Woodbridge last w'eckend. Adll Shamasdin of Pickering teamed up with double, partner Shawn Finder of Richmond Hill to win the Ontario title in a� he under -16 buys' divi- sion. In the final of the hoes' event. Shamasdin and Finder battled to a 6-2. ADIL o -O victory over SHAMASDIN Downs%icw's Peter Richmond and Peter Ta. Provincial indoor ' It was Adil's aggressive net tennis champion play. along with strong returns from both Players which led to the win ovcr Peter Richmond — a tough feat as Richmond is currently ranked number -one overall in this age group for Ontario:' sans Dave Ochotta. head coach of the complex's junior tennis programme. The momentum in the decisive final carried over from the semi-final match where Shamasdin and Finder upset the number -one Area slo-pitch league needs a fewr good men AJAX -- I ne Wcstncy Height, Men, Sh•-Pit,h League is looking far new recruit, for the upcoming season. The estahhi hed Sunday league for Play -1 ; cry I wars and up needs teams and individuals. The league offers uniforms, nine - inning games and doubleheaders. weekly most valuable player awards and an all-star game with a skills competition. For more information call the league at 4211 t,'i)x seeded team of Branko Kulvec and Adam In the Guelph final, Shamasdin defeated the semi-finals 3-6, 0-6 to the number -one Svohoda of Southwest Ontario 4-6, 6-I, 6-2. Kitchener's Aleks Salwierc 1-6, 6-I. 6-I. seeded team and eventual winners Katar/yna In the quarter -finals. Shamasdin and Finder Two other plavers from the Pickering Palider and Danielle Gremer of Southwest ousted Wien and Weh Wang of Otlawa 6-3. 6- Recreation Complex Junior Tennis Program -- Ontario. 2. Jennifer Cremicux and Anna Leksinska —fin- In the quarter -final, Leksinska and This w'as the second OTA tournament viclo- ished in the top four in the under -14 girls' age Cremicux defeated Sarah Coles and Katarma ry for Sharnasdin in the last month as he also group. Zoricic of Aurora and'Foromto, respectively. 6 - won the Guelph under -16 Singles Classic title. Cremicux and Leksinska ended up losing in 2,6-2. Durham Dragons gunning , for cops in exhibiti The Durham D;agony at I I a.m. special hockey [cams hope A donation is requested to escape the lung arms of at the door in lieu of admis- I the law during a hockey cion. All proceeds go to the game in Ajax Saturday. Durham Dragons organi7a- The Dragons will play tion, which offers a hox:key exhibition matches against programme to special - the Durham Regional needs players from across Police team at the Ajax the region. Community. The junior Anvone who's interest - Dragons play Police at IO ed in becoming a Dragon• a.m. and the senior or knows of someone who Dragons confront the cops would like to play next sea - "GET ROCKIN' TRY CURLING" You've seen it on T.V. and at the Olympics! TRY IT NOW Curling Rocks at Annandale C.C. 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N.rIo.ty, paid .'"II, 1 � So' side is i.Oe u a4, wain aytmn MAury SAL Oe r• au• „.: CLASSIFIED Wbrth I.,Kai Wnrtnv o,mpans Nylon INck. plush. sum "'es �r : +apo "SWastw ami klmgin ,�Ivirm iw1 garaC and decks 761 Mc wK ouF'zcsv Apply 7ccA - >.,• s' st ftiS7e2 a...,pe 2.8 CUSTOMER st .r: f -4 ;. In Fxr ,n to: "^ &-""� "' r''+.sa y frwlal Sr r905� , . p" tlme Mus, he Advantage Personnel saw fed w sea srrv-commnvon :Lauda 1905157625,2 SERVICE S„PERIwrENo1N• 1621 McEwen Drive Cnit e5 - L ATIONSALE :,Clmu? 00!!C ,raw, Nass - DwwJ y: +,. - n'• W Whitby, Ontario t+tAunrul naoun sow Juwo Swtetnrrt y� g_. _ . ..de.: ';nsnr Outfits art w.a,;,,c�a CheCx their >a upon 'I- •lauded pn °mar oP Or fax re"ume to 19051533-Ob2ti "•• ra ppd,ce 1rKx5 I s:K 'few 'wn,1,g SYs Dua,Utwn a News AD- porhw,mR oder for repred round won pea" EIA am. 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SI -5 March 22- follow i ng streets ChaSlflq experience. FRONT STORE ;.rk am k°, , W 76378 tAw occult" , soil oll oras -Damp dhnq AJAX strong math. organs- PnJ,•.,.., as"", must PORTABLE • .^wsiner i25C roan Swan urxp SAD ar ( (H KI%IE. FR ,YNIcoCks Cres zahofnl and corn- ""• ' ""A,- •" whip, aa, :^• s1. leu tabic a canoe tally .e All, SAC IIINF�-F. F:/ B t k11 Please ens Pnwmacy smd resume .via'. , e,5 411 , flow &'Aaron uwn •n,i.e, D6veloppement des ressources humaines Canada a-, Kin$ ll. N. I .Ir,.�. .. rhe. "aa, y saw,.t.y sk +II it fax 11'" et Pr inier,Kw tale 141A17Sa-teEl ay F Delaney Dr. Ravenscron Rd Brennan Rd, Chatfield Dr Stockbridge Cres. Du er S I s fax resume to (905) 931-7571. I yAy� ro Fry 4 118 Osnawe This work RD 8OX At Willi Douro Ll-- NEAP OFFICE CLI CLI ealab- -civ qe and "-hunt rra -nwsirp urwaSdTh.en dais !up ..kw. .0', SW es.n wad r S25C 8 C PCh guitar VSG 905,509- c, 1 ark re aylim : XAPI,A a0w S35 rads wood" roque, VVN xii ,orae 540 spW worn a'b .rad -hrge tin• SDO feuds cenrA sed w adm we, boll in m seer .ireout Mind 'tine 'ah ,,;16016 22' I 1 Gerrral It Nig 1 GeIMrM fNb earn au F'IHHrr 141A i74 -MUNI Dennis Dr. MVAC •-...,�._, .. ,"Cesslw canalize «u ;.i:,seu a .de arae d u GARAGE - • .. " we,,•;, .an .an u� 6056530 �ee,iuip, SRC PURCHASING AND ASSET CREW MAHMA m.; Hester Ave coifed \re, co out l ArM aM in re ,,S ,la"i $45 - NOV" '" � aM Ok« e i,tANA(:GR ,. .asxr nendeC +� roves, Kemp St. r4Puviurl xrrKe WI marl' dean leo Fa. f: nqo C..; «tin nU alloy oDtiwrz ua,.n Plus boas 416336-0077 C'OV :.e>,e5 $s f8 va matron [411432-7356 lour :r,ieglskred Dreyer Or. East Un rcquared M iwarg & Id analyte nd recommend �� a,auoy toe a of Az dn.rers oeoeroaae aDON : x«a, 6 wan Marketing mDOr1 pat gl Old Port Marken Lid is ar importer exporter of florae :nudws W+g• pus .h Stoat Rd M/ 41 3.3377 A'G9056833377 or Call Improvements al arsnrq taollues .n Onuno ito Dos, 7 SIAM LIFTS '1 n wrgtn n4gear, +rdge Obons f165 nuque qw articles nduang roofing arntl deCpratrve aCCeS5txles. We all t1aSBd In Pat Peng. -five. Hours art 59 Dm ,.�_�. Baker Rd. (905 0985 tan oriels a wmpaade, sN. «th 3u: •v:uno far Dad - aur $115 *re wen mr- Ontaro arb buy and sell our DO( s waldfirlde We are retMn. uu 't.Ee ......•••.• ••••••••• LATAE OPERATOR Ie „ed of ambsnerd padagr nauenl .,r3niun s' 6u0 905,665- 8353 ra SM5 Tan buy in almost 20 years old and mnlxr7e to grow rapKpy Your principal responsibilities will Include Inventory planning and control. and purchasing of products, supplies and Services as well as related reporting and stall manager colt. This position Is new to our company You must be experienced in these Functions and offer a proven track record of success. PMAC course completion Is desirable. Reply slating Irlcone expectations before March 20th to OLD PORT MARKETING LTD. 16M Old Simcoc Road Part Perry ON L9L 1 P ATTN.: T. MITCHELL - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL Fax: (905) 985-4838 GRACE Construction Products Shift Supervisor GRACE CANADA, INC., Construction Products Division is presently seeking an individual to assist the Plant Manager in the operation of it's Ajax facility. This individual should pos- sess a secondary school diploma along with a working knowledge of computers. Experience in a manufacturing setting is essential as well as strong communication and interpersonal Skills. Interested individuals are invited to send their resume in complete confidence to: HUMAN RESOURCES GRACE CANADA, INC. 294 Clements Road West Ajax. ON. LIS 3C6 No telephone calls please. CLASS "All MECHANIC For busy Chrysler deal- ership. Chrysler experi- ence not necessary but a definite asset. Full time position. Please fax resume to (905)683-5738 DICKERING ar ,Qu,,M ease xne sesame 1NYTED Hnrd landscape 1 CC•CnenCC `.umpe!it..es wast �eeas a • ,� y�y -.pecten C spewhit must be gw a1 Fax rewme Ni 19051 576 10 Eo. 481 865 Farewell 51 MtrkKk Via steps 1.011, The Esplanade 1928 Cyt Jail a Bob (905 OPtawa .N LIH 7L5 ❑e our, ❑, phyPralty •n Creekview Cir 576.1807 and latman aWrwnce An Highview Rd. LICENSED aIMN1116ANCE LONG TERM .:air Fwaity asses Fax rewmK Dory to Kirkwood La. mecfun¢ !,)t Ala, :nmDan, nes 'vie-oll-Ig o0e.110 Erldsrape Inc 19051 668 Springview Dr. Afternoon ods CLF'. Satan Sxwl Worker and Muvc 2742 Waterford Gate S35K WK depend rg on a' TheupP. Pad nine "haas penem, Please fa, 'resumes am mcg nave degree AltoLawson St. 10 (9051 337 06-' EXPERIENCED Oeead door Pinegrove Ave. wrap term Care Mamma m Insurer, service person Marksbu Rd. SER\'ICE or WO Appel M Week d1 26 ry .1. PO X Week Fac I Please call 905-433-0573 Park Cres. MANAGER •r,, PD 80% 48: Osnawa. EXPERIENCED food handler. HNlview Rd. REQLIRED Ori. LIH 71.5 HiNcrest Rd. Far buss' tire au tug nine. rtetends 4811 even centre an East MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST re- ,ngs Innlded Drop on or tax Atwood Cres. ti rM,ruutih 4uued pari - me for ev"mgs resume to An David Evans. Broadgreen St. %t.•chan,cA - Road and wee4nd A ixy 10 .ere 427.0771 Deville Nome. ..................... -in-cncc nyy,und at Whny Medrol Centre. 6!9 3570 Brod St Al WN0, FOR FURTHER FAX RES&E Brack St Soum. Wi INFORMATION TO:(%5) &31.3122 905)668-5835 EXPMSS Sue A PIM in CALL 683-5117 MIDAS rictExim. Alectum pule's manN Mcrason Office tauranl requires experienced Simply Accounting Pleax respond w wmxg an lc for a busy brake and w" PHARMACY suit A pU72 maker diver. A TME nicieICIAarequued. Taal shop E.pe,Ience a DISPENSARY general help Call 905420 0105 After2pm full nine DoSMN NN 24 Cour road wrist company Must mustsales and computer skills an asset N Ic MI mm-,tant A FRACTION OF THE MICE raw ficer,x for more info du Nurinoo 1650 K,NSton required GAuires matron [411432-7356 Rd or la. 905 686.22, C . experienced. Reqquires I y�ill, �� a,auoy toe a of Az dn.rers oeoeroaae aDON fnsf'hdrm, Cleaners tor CE a0ator 0 "1'26IS Nursery n rsOn '6'3 � 839-1300. days did evenings. admin requited cnata required For a map canpNry in Apr time Farm. 26}+26 SNLLED PRODUCTION silo PHYSIOTHERAPIST.Durham Drivers license tleude poufs Strong skills egwred m word DfDDISS woekers Gu Drake ane workers STNA, a per.ence mecmn. Regius Required for .n Wroe an dtilet, Priv wort exp with stiannen calk marred able to work of wotkptace am sen" xN 6834134 in asxt And ausufm vision aaoununp program Please lemoon Stitt Pledx ull 101 appdmrnenl 905837-6060 rang Fax resume „t rOm trance to 19051, 4380704 1841snp W resume 19051683 7067 an, up Can TELEP PIANO ALFRED ANGELO wedeln dress sweelhum Sack t" OSNAWA EASED Construe Tran 5650 dress. pad $12% RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES HAIRAT1 LIST Iron COMpam $ lookup to, a lull brrw Pan nine BOotkeel, 1 Mospn kbOyM 1 hospital NKWAI wnn;,M1,crwr neJJ J• v.dl .. J,.,.Iaty wn„muH e,'Onwe Admlmsuator The qualified hcants r Dental Dentel n-en,.natun,nv.,my app ,. h.d F.,Itrlh4n. won equies expen"ce workup wim Cpm- r.lvn.rw: ,rcikd IIw pule's manN Mcrason Office l: Attitudes Inand 'n Simply Accounting Pleax respond w wmxg an PkkerTr.r (ofte kre resume and sUry expeaa. ('all Robert pons before Apo 3. 1998 to (905 421L 1441 File 4116. Osfuwa This Wee. ,r fJ I"un. L• PO box 48, Oshawa, On 19115,264.99.17 tan. LIH 71.5 A FRACTION OF THE MICE PART TIME POSITION. Tues. NELEM'3 Hume Serv,ces 251, days A inWyS data entry. Ing e.Penen d pCrsors for $II OQelevel push h.uw cleaning Gall 427- on Ssend resume Hughes Sendrin 4385 mal only to Jayne HypnK «m bar sprang aM mattress 510 hNey Ave Aa. Ont L12 N YOU COULD SELL ICE To 2E3 AN ESKIMO. OR A COMB TO A BALD MONKEY APPIV PERSON FRIDAY B.Ingual NOW No. `,.­Qcocked IEnphsNNench Temp to -flesse3 ha fir..'s. diw, Penn $18K Pecelillon and w" ad not cods Drop ,e genera aerial Jutws using surae at The Ransnee 50 Wiy,Myys 95 Eaell"1 com Taunlon Rd E Oshawa before mumulions skills Fa. re Sun mgmghl WWI. 190.5183'062' CI tlLAR.eeilh Ser, ice+ PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKERS HOME SUPPORT WORKERS Level 2 & 3 HEALTH CARE AIDES REQUIRED I31MED ATh.Y-1' • Cmumunlfy I.xivnemu an asst \'chicle nece%,ar% Please forward resume to Human Resource, #210-200, Bond Sl. W., (hhawa ON 11.1 21.7 or fali 101115.533-2353 wiri'e we apprri;,ale del 401"1101-6 •eieved ,rYr '7wse contic ed Oof afi InMnlew will be dchndw',100W 30 SQ vds carpet. aiwe pad and nstylalwln I1- 11"Free 1.7or w w floox"' No teres) no pAymem for one lull'ye3r DamN. 1-800. Vii11, 1I aura and lai Pnrs lairs Walla- and . Repay. Saln. rip For tions. W."Al " yrs trip For tree 22 22225 Call Wally 1 co CA,c2 2222 1111113 symPa Isco raorpets CARPETS lots Of Carpet. 100•,1„n new sun re 1- .:.alpefs on h". I will arpet 3 rooms, $149 Price .,Dudes urpel. Premwm Par. -.pen installation. fast dell, CN, free estunutes 130 vL051 N.nrn 6862314 CARPETS SALE: Us of u, oe1S 100% nvlan sun re lease carpe, 3 rooms $339 130 sq Yd I Inaudn urpet paem,um pad And ni I,., Free estmates ofpet "tam Ar,eg Durum AM ,.rowxbng area Sam 905 46 1772 UAL7MF FURNITURE, All Solid Oak lade sets an sale' eg SOLID OAK do0k peaks w taae "' . 96' -.tended w r Poco top 7 ,mil sod Wk siert 2 15' ed dice it edge prolde & shape of table top (oval or rest t ANO 6 add oak Cambridge mars Ovid ed time Dory $1799 All Dl aur tables are hand -craned x or prem.se5 Complete Tawe Sells from as low 4 5749 TiaddluN� Woofs-oug. 115 Noma Pun Rd IS 00 Reach Sit P" Perry 190519858774 UPRIGHT p,ano far cord. Iwo ,.eels i hoe repar $700 Call 98: !9" USED FNM ti225. acid w0. used swves $200 am op. used ilashets $250 dryers $825 ard16up New 605,4 n� NaN rattle 3P goes Sa49 and up New S Cf IretMn 5255 SlaCMe- ifton s Ap punas 227 Coon St O rM $76 7A48 SZ1D a ulCmerl cnalr5 Pma 17 POLARIS. 400 !" With 18M s $as oath Sentwwod '•m e •. .. a,, -ondnan woo, Coen $25 earn paa- A,k,rg S:')C .:Ai.9C51436 ed Ixinket boa S'1D Page 9513 um arwg crtal $30 PcW- 9 PIECE- adrr,W Bryk Oak outing room set SI -00 Duey 'n0 905.83:-0318 Please rye perore 9Dm '+2501 on Ours Cal SPECIAL 3N NEW All USE - Z'ushurK 1433 -0505 CABINETS AND hAiRS A FRACTION OF THE MICE Bruno new ng' tw:e mars 'com 599. verba uEuets Sono Pme it' :Dain lade ert" and 6 'ad.erbai k Unars 4 !roe $14999 4 1 sunk tun. Arm trom BOwwgs $750 Mooern black iron ea Carl whiny poster bed ,works ds "pl, ••.•. "WASTOCEED ..... «m bar sprang aM mattress fraters C,wyn Wakms ary I yeAr do 5350 IBM 486 commercial units ' & 3 Mu, Pentium Nottssor compere nee:ers. warranty ava", win 14' SVGA POW monitor ON seawn prices Dekvery ' and ," cow printer oaded 905 -655 -Ml with nacrown «,wows & of. fice97 $450 Ingwre 1905! 666-1587 666 CLOCKS All 1997 floor mW - els reduced Uxd patios A•1 MATMSU3. Factory Yari SARNO. IOmWI DirectSingle set SIIO. Dou- de 5740 Queen $175 Free Young CNnp New 0190 pu nos from S8% aw up Rmt delivery Call Jerry 14161 402 to own Large selealon it 1841snp grandfather CMGs from $995 an, up Can TELEP PIANO ALFRED ANGELO wedeln dress sweelhum Sack t" 4331491 Tran 5650 dress. pad $12% RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES S, SO,nudaea Palo $350 new and recondnloned I'd Size 5 ProtessionaN DOxedAfA 5'14715 Paddy 5 Markel 9052638369 or 1.800 -96 AN71OUE WALNUT secretary 5502 Rehnasned $7DO Car (905)- $MDMA Duality wooden 6830671 Sheds 8' X 8 Wm kaT. ONY CARPET MOUR. IOOS. $299 lit us tax MafN o2er P:. Nylon INck. plush. sum "'es AM shuns avaldble ase, s.stanl carpet For 3 rooms. garaC and decks 761 Mc ons', $369 DO Price mWwes KaY ^.a^Urxla �. Pckeni� f•,, 30 SQ vds carpet. aiwe pad and nstylalwln I1- 11"Free 1.7or w w floox"' No teres) no pAymem for one lull'ye3r DamN. 1-800. Vii11, 1I aura and lai Pnrs lairs Walla- and . Repay. Saln. rip For tions. W."Al " yrs trip For tree 22 22225 Call Wally 1 co CA,c2 2222 1111113 symPa Isco raorpets CARPETS lots Of Carpet. 100•,1„n new sun re 1- .:.alpefs on h". I will arpet 3 rooms, $149 Price .,Dudes urpel. Premwm Par. -.pen installation. fast dell, CN, free estunutes 130 vL051 N.nrn 6862314 CARPETS SALE: Us of u, oe1S 100% nvlan sun re lease carpe, 3 rooms $339 130 sq Yd I Inaudn urpet paem,um pad And ni I,., Free estmates ofpet "tam Ar,eg Durum AM ,.rowxbng area Sam 905 46 1772 UAL7MF FURNITURE, All Solid Oak lade sets an sale' eg SOLID OAK do0k peaks w taae "' . 96' -.tended w r Poco top 7 ,mil sod Wk siert 2 15' ed dice it edge prolde & shape of table top (oval or rest t ANO 6 add oak Cambridge mars Ovid ed time Dory $1799 All Dl aur tables are hand -craned x or prem.se5 Complete Tawe Sells from as low 4 5749 TiaddluN� Woofs-oug. 115 Noma Pun Rd IS 00 Reach Sit P" Perry 190519858774 UPRIGHT p,ano far cord. Iwo ,.eels i hoe repar $700 Call 98: !9" USED FNM ti225. acid w0. used swves $200 am op. used ilashets $250 dryers $825 ard16up New 605,4 n� NaN rattle 3P goes Sa49 and up New S Cf IretMn 5255 SlaCMe- ifton s Ap punas 227 Coon St O rM $76 7A48 PAG2 WTHE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNFyDAV. MARCH 10, 1998 • our AIRSMMNY EE1tlsN '"roA10 ���oak E r 33 Nall K Osm" NrWwn NOM Brahewn Kitc6 ww tw't��ea arM•MI 1E�ED�FNNNCM? 95 Carola •^). 4 1Hs qle Pam and �ea YwMr s1eaYars • bo Sou our MIM aaM4Net M Mly m- Nno. $10.900 95 Nem Spon 37 995 91 Sable Wagon mC1_ shed. Intl to a bnclwn ewiNlaN a n". N'1 Yaw 19 395 91 Ma 626 1I 11' k 10' or larger 130009b 6219101 96 . M C". -I- spttd 15695 91 locker 5 WATER t''OfTNER, Sbpp PaNpon 7MI0 IoiOed b"IV teal 1NNy $11.990 1995 Pon speed S5 495 91 E.'.. Ta tN 9100Ums 89 W7tla 323 INAD ea�l o 1wyel 000k X Sudlre ar aao. 2 Or, -PI, now $9 750 1993 aur. 53.995 NI solo Certm" Oft 50 more avilaole Dur dei ON 2 rulers dollars Ford klusur. earl ktaOed Nm Auiu Saks 1101 Dundas cabNMlf. nlcnhr0as mirrored forest DD sen $8 850 . 1993 Astro St E . Whey 905-430-8130 dews and closet or Iter "1 IWII $2501aach IX 1263 bi0ed 119993 Our CaunOy. f9 995 1993 Olds CdWa. PIOERING HONDA. 978 MOCK AO 5 PICK RING NMIQ' IOadeo low N s $6.995. 1993Sable GS. load. Lau heal" Cannon 101 ion WED@" GN we 8 less OW ed. $7995 1993 Geo amu Best Deal yes wr lease used !run Y, old White sarin Slee- Irosty teal $3 995 1992 Pm ars. Gad today IN more .- wes3 SeQMned DvOke. naC Gran A. loaded. $6.995. IOrmalim This weeMs spe Aggd aM, with oetacnade 1992 Sunrunner bardlop. ciaN. 1992 Buido Regal Grant roil$ Nan 19051-m 1660 56.995 1991 Chaaee Boar. ed � e 00.1., Auto It 1 wood loaded excellent 11850. 991 olds Cutlass 19A Amo onh,33K5 1998 Nissan Semra ft.. Waewd 2.9111 Supreme. loaded eRoy clean. Por As Is 1985 AMTTp11ES7A►rolnery! Pur 58350. 1991 ads Royale 88. IoadM $6395 1990 Lincoln Visions. de. SspO 1295 As 1s pa 1995 loyaa Gmry 4dr. auto. Chas.$ twrnture plass emirla sown Car loaded learner air 13995 As Is 1994 Geo (MmnerofI 6 other an pot- Mryl, m. $8995. 1990 VOI6swapen Metro mry 53K SspO Try res or all nosWga ams Denys. Cods 8 sacro htta. auto as $5.9 7986 Grand Am 22195 1986 Ce- your offer 1993 Dim La SE. Q1. SIN au 13495 ced, irk ealectiorrs or estates Call Robert Bowen Amrques only $28 1992 Hyunda Excel SE 53500 SReculs 1997 Odyssey Van. to aOerl 24K. 24195 ce'Imed 1996 ce (9051 655.8049. Enroll. Un! 1991 Ply urcr Turbo. bared ren Coupe OX Sspd sm'oat pre E-mail rdbowem45ym. auto. if 7ks mini white aaoa whirls Just 154% Ask wleo a $7 295 1988 Toyota Wagon about um low .0 'a", Ni Sell OR DEALS We Buy. 1-4 5 spit dean 53995 For ali 11,1011d d1M ears Carl Knin Cannon a Filelanng $err 6 more' Hume audld Nut cNokt are .ahie Me you a Cesar Auto Ce" f55 Nonda IN mon eabilf Orer Vkeo, ar euro tools. CD3. inonds. games. gold. dia- King St. as, a M,Otown 158 un4 ane al nAmht nlonOs. lumiture appfa�ces Man. Call 5792686 Open Sunders anlwla 1905) 619.6511 w 19051 131-5400 18051133-1785 905571-22,4 (905)666-0001 1987 CAVALIER 4 do g5.6i9 000 ye,aMrIwy 00 You nave yaivaDnw, le an- mon $', 7nr 90 =500 is to rb . s 4 gra aha Sen r•e Ip,lrs or estate CDrftMn Let 0647 N r guMaaO pwdirM us assist you n aclNevg highest possible 190 VOMtMapon reetle New 900-451.3793 all !D-day Henry or Nan" em •u r, '�'••: 6 "9ny ,th leek 4ddIVn IWry'$gait. 'Ampw Corlsuffants' (Mtn lots $15W Un i' 83 MUS IM "am Chalk$ House dining nearly 30 esus "Terrence 2905-985.$161 TANG Cm"rt V6. $1500 was w sfrfokas wee w ^' turn cough pr -ed PTh 080 905434-7014 905436 725-5751 PAYING cash for anhgi"s 1023 in, turnrture. ,1pyal (30WtaIs. • I : i r Nuinlmas,��•e• oldlacroiclit. � fictions Ape' interesting 109 NISSAN <Iar•za. au - arl to-11,m'..rd good Y amo Want s wam•o articles Pnulone (905) 576- 3577 a Fa (905) 5762267 $m COnd7,:. call,t. 38II !9051428_9494 f'S 'r $-500 .,;lar urs N WANTED Glowmm Pill 1991 HYUNDAI < nuD59NmRT i' "' a'-• -no'nm reh, m PIIIes yyNei 1950'5. 60s. FM Cass A. •: 1 .i^ I-le5s,onal PKI, Free Towing and 70 S GaN 905-987.5080 As for ,AN $3500 cen ,9C5, 4K 4630 up NI Dudum Recycl'ng ars 6 I,uas a 19051706-5740 men Call - ® SS• E bag• m 4,9-'878 /.4-'878 ws $CM3 A A A AUTO Grs. triad". Durham Region', LARGEST YARD SALE April 4th - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. April 5th - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. BARKLAY'S 423 Bloor St. W., Oshawa INSTOR£ SPECIALS AND PRIZES DON'T MISS THE DEALS" Ans 6 Grans . 1 Ar•.s b Crary Dab= Collo e ng Gift ft Craft Sale SaeWday. March 21. 10 "Wamto4pm $2 Ad mL (Pry 2000 Smooe Sheet N- Oshm Fader. Mothers Day. crafts for Romp Vendor sob. 721-3111 •7i 2386 Im Ird•rr,11 AM kYMni WER DESIGN SERVICE Home and we[ ;,age c -eat on Hyper link and Sarver s17age. Call John Duarte at 5744400 We par $80- $10000 tar ne srw)t Any CVndr am year Call us al 24 hours - days 30 . `vianr 905686.5003 or • is C is iP CASH FOR CARS, we .•m.nies ren'<ia m� 11 "G .ormrtgn CAN ,5 w come b 479 St EAV, s• �- O AUTO SALES Max a SCRAP CARS blamed top 1-1 is . day pie, A'sc car, '' '.Tale eel • 1 up 10 $5m call 686 LifeRm ....Ua years Preferred I 905-6866331 1 rM.a 1943 10RC AEA06Tw1. KL � n.)Of, c "Aes• .haus• a'• em ataNft 3-0 -6 ar muwng 17400 ,905, , 6101 '994 ::-,do, Canm 7 "S r• •!1000 km v6 arc SW50-060 434 5 1 TraAen '9a Nov. .,Aa air S . :ME 4 1 N m Dw.u.n slalru: mr ware 32 .IG deck read mond 60,ms aM of 905 -21 1654 • 1 1 Atwrewwta low N•'a s It DRgOM and Wi:v .arta" b;:.g A.,: an",- . an",-S•vnaon • waft DLfs" 1105 723 e aLa • ND Dsmt fBN un ma Mm Ctfw. n m: %- smKr or Arai ...nit 19os1 m-XI+e LARGE bewoom easem•m :epaale nava "••,•.•m••S Dinh Ava r t . • " tr,,ainv wnnn •roped 'J S3' 'lav MONTH OWWA - IMM NMI AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 d 3 bedrooms, broadloom. 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALey 1217. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. i SON. 12 - 5 (905)683.6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds. MON-FRI.9AM -5P.M (905)571.3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE 1,2, 6 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Inil. Included • In - House Supt. d Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat d Sun Ilam- lapin VALIANT PROPERTY 19 MANAGEMENT -579-1 S26 1VI ND JAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments $785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, lir, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or Visit us at: 11'ww.9emihes.com; wall .trent/floor/ 7h57/highrim-r ittml. 1 • Ma r 1 MMea ar 1 tl�S 11 81rBadrya Nrd et - to ^SSCLLATa AFFC HoMMIALa SOCK OF RENUMOTT OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII $100.000 k$ORTGAM CAMES FOR $700Mrrdh AWdnyn in.a. 630.000 Year -'Power Of Sale• MMEblo - Anwnsbla Mortpapaa y,ay HNP for aathaIWI baf*fupM Not • NrtMaotl doanpaymerrI77 Call MarW11 He knows whet to dao (905) 5/146275 or 14N* -8/0.6275 Marl( Stapley SGIM Flop. Sutton Group Exalt "telly. 1 wMkw.MMr 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3- Bedroom Townhouse Units DO TOIJ RAtYL All UUb& Refrigerator. included APARTIOM PM Stove fl aly orsthrugh5011'• ■ a0 atm ParQlclude .Play Playground throughout ASOIf OUR $Pill= Parlor a intruded. Playground Area. AD L4= Li1 Close to Beto01s and 0. ng MA •r1PARt%� From $846.(]0. /Ma/If1.11SASBIr Call 905-721-0980 1 AupMlWdMlpn . 1 Legal 9rtioes • 1 L•9r Notices PICKERING. dean 7 neNoom n�mr s"ar"i ll. riles wit Marine Iciness Commonwealth or NtassichuseEEs •mm ;:: - ., preferredno pets `Mn The Trial Court smoker Negonade Cali 839- Probate and Family Court Department 0609 Nod,,lk Ihcisum ROOM basement span- bockad No 98A(A)I2-ACI M"t o". trim Iemak. L,r e11) o 6a - aralable Apel CITATION I'i $32/.wmonm trudres m- duded Cal 831-9688 M.l:.h. c. 210. S 6 3 Wncea In the %latter of Jessica Flvalyeth Lee v n Lawrence, minor. OSHAWA A Montle Frer Rely To any unknown tar unnamed father,and all 5011-'s0c sun ;nit Ibor persons interested in a petition for the I'M $300 nen In 300 adoption of said child '600 son nom 1300 600 sq n 2 no nw oacross nom A Pettit has been presented to said court by Cenift51qydFul Osuwa The Adoption Program of Parents and 'Ti 211491w655-4Yj 'tali Children% Semces, of Newton, MA praying FOR RENT tar Eerie. rrMdxy for leave to adopt said child. •u_e secs trxakd m posy If you drsire to object thereto you or ,your -,",toy 5nepw"p Wares Rea- attorney must file a written appearance in 'able 'ares am C o nfident' said court at DedbaraJ649 HipJa tit. P.O. Rrax riM1 gYarWdWd Por `be " ,,raw rel 404.1991 269, Dedham. MA 021127.11269 before ten NEW a USED W i,,, IN o'clock in the reirconoin II0:00 A.,%1.i on m : • cont ' service March 25. 199X. S:mcre t $ N Da%id H. K:. Iman. Esquire. siuw�'can .,nc, at 905. t(ncss I'r W t0-6666 Fires Justice of said Cuun r r G"go,A LIG Fethmary 11. 1 99 S,Thomas Patrick Hughes. MIN: ,, 1shwa Rcle,mer of Probate. ,111 -the am double rr:edt Eaassyy aaess. 9991 Bus.r.ts S OOnsorim 9p5)Y2S-p IL C-4:111 AnnouncwMrNs 'NNE 1 CnAtaPe MANE SERIOUS rONEr' n bnvn.•, •, .y.rn ,r 'AMI'•, 4OUSEKEEPMG o!I I", NO TIME EXCLUSIVE t• ... tw+' ^ :,^,• N hour nNni $BIT 572 1 aovn".. n,.. a ron no -'c war 2751 TO TALK wldfe,i beige open. ixurn Why not Fa. i.S skylight Srrv* w c0 ACCOMMODATION WAN In 9PP '" '2 NF TED WISE CRACKSENRE IREir yOUr add ! 3000 "M cww non smoke" 1905 �n Sm„r aur tiny, w.6A 1 1 nr.rM•nurMt crxlod concMt nlNew. .2ma.e Nenn a1 ed6 Fw sDa<Wnn dM'wg nduLv res Can Use your LOOKING ' , .;M* persampa,b k . :• •... ,... .: A- •. . on arm119' p�e^em Mon: E r 33 Nall K Osm" 5efe_MFy smear. rro Defy aM I%M � .ri.. parwn edge AJAa DIVOKO '. plus MM awn1 . w irir t - 4 Nf1eC[0 TO HUG.,~ Saws gore, lire. bWOV N,ekfOad Gift Additions. 8lecortCM. all. ceramic blan; '^^'x SS7S'nomb itIN to" ma $.24 and S':9 w'i'ng %" I".. .: - , o.:•' r ,4MMry ppMar1' ng S -Wee arwama Mad drell May I i9bsne5- N If l RI•:N 1 :' GDM Chesterfield a low seat. rsANI QN1I(K N HrIVIF: LOST EUr tL 2 Bedroom, very F-RI)%t $7*W%ID%TH $',Meer eta t1Aatl t ,n pw • %, M OUMM, Ev v .0 safn..a.•W •. loo nn ' w^M,c' Ow'e+r'nw'.-. r r pwlrYng. $89Linp"'usid Comae AWN 1a 13161 730 21 74 'ansae No. s,95.DNa X5- n,aud N M psaa.a:beeroom I90s1 5'1 -75 1-R00a40-k1:'N • k bars'•,'•• '..-. welim Nark Stapley ' " r• ,.drown taiko a'• SV ear e Mail April Iii 1416) -- °"' .-^•fo,i. `DSHAWA LANE SIMCOF 40FSe94 $OU'H 1998 Has all shots and WAR UOVMTOWM . -AWA ratio 'A r ,_ ,. $S96 yM arA I ...i '•A00g 4 N•o an Ms - t .. ., y . y�: apt S6vy Put omm- MaroOM IMMe- 722 49231 '•v,ro Ir•a p.n, +ceded 1• .h ,418148, 4'27 MT11180ROYGN 6rMi ws,11 d127 0'7, , 9olar5 AM OAY ou We 'u.e a ouwrgqrroo ..: D.droomt. .n, Psooddi -A.RMnrewe 2 - SWID p� Cboa • 4 mom," ton a low iu.dw'.R4 •ha.... dee 100,00 IN Mairy �updarn' Owe std• mm ,pit Are a 900 MOMS or M&K d Mw�apf b NM9 n3 AY'ig n2a Doo 7g'f)a i991 (Lip) And SIA :Wn $I SPAN .An wit F'wn 1750 •Illp"M all n- wlgOmt Marl" claw' ppaF+a� p'prt Ck- bfcoma 74. -Mn PK.KERNIG Sa,0 SIG000 w Clou IO felmwl hNN S27 SOC 9- Call Baer, Gor';n :,til:^, Duur :l.W iinaW�t G/72eJNn 1W172C �1COrwO flay. 1111001 +n k I* at" ' IledrporA, avail- 7 NOINON ..'.'.'bate Appy, old L'o"N d twae4n 1224900 905.931-9727 .•1-I'Vlaly a•d n,,,.. ,nes; anal ON, MONTH pup. 36mIn hey . IN. rows. .^ I p 11550 raga dway. .w•WWpwe d SeMMMr G. Wuaer Oro Carl (X51 n+-4030 n DiNaNia dors m AN ane" rAn $1075 .Wren Cal �p 11MRF aTUM- Rern:.arlr OS MMA '.le"NoWArna. NS -576 76^7 ,•. tar ,,. 3 bid 3 pedr"oer ;:, nM.ufa3 4in 0dn Sr•1,wM baaem•m 3AEORt10a-..r;apw M 000 ye,aMrIwy AM wunln.Jryr idYwt w rldir010 SMpbeq m .... .. s sdfopa. =500 is to rb . s 4 gra aha Sen r•e yAwy r23- 8'sI SAA -034i 153000 m- �y�,ng 6 :.+' +o AvWI op IL Se75 !i= N r guMaaO pwdirM F Wren- Dppor+al•6 1.600. 587 7325 1 Auctbns CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED -ow commission, payment next day. 31es Awry Tues. 7ur9. and Sat. at p.m. Antique mature. ap- iance3 gtc. Own - and operator MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. Oshawa, Established in 19W 7255751 7'.3-0501 SyacW CoTnR aa"i IWC ggMM tat Mamb 21st MFNppm at MYLES NING AUCTION tax machine to send us your advertisement Please allow time for us to confirm :our ad copy and ire prior to deadline. One Of our customer service representatives will call you. 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T k . :• •... ,... .: A- •. kw 9D572$ 5262 X 9114 P a all al Sm 33 Nall K Osm" res-•oaowi.a. PI+11 M•.•g a 9aPraPHU M.,ing A Swap .0st i Found : 1 lost 6 Found . enG i, 'rr• ....: nWM ap m AJAa DIVOKO '. plus MM awn1 . w irir t - 4 Nf1eC[0 TO HUG.,~ Saws cornEaMe use 10 D'• (A�,aC n Friday f Additions. 8lecortCM. all. ceramic blan; '^^'x 1X2 COLT 2NE vlihbaDk. $.24 and S':9 w'i'ng %" I".. .: - , o.:•' r ,4MMry ppMar1' ng S -Wee arwama Mad . . p :. p 'vin r e•' '0 5 apOkeow ,M A woroorn nine P43w fg dote to LM4. sono" aN GDM Chesterfield a low seat. 15 yrs. Exp. LOST and ray's, 9c, 1, = 1 $700 dCkw 905 ," $',Meer eta t1Aatl t ,n pw aMah.bat E-COWW it*" n washer A dryer, coHN a Call Mario AJAX Moving Syj 4 year old Rottweiler{Ealrc son aailart 'mini b. lege AWN 1a 13161 730 21 74 'ansae No. s,95.DNa X5- n,aud end tables. wit G chars, enunanrtwnt (905} 510 0663, Full services. moves a Missing .Ince "Saturdav February AAMII-aICTONWI ELEGANCE. ' " r• ,.drown taiko �nuurp4NaN w 3� (AVE tINNgANOs On IM [Born. Royal Douaon SIiO-166321, p spec and rano IaIIStS. Fla•Apr1ma:w.o- 1998 Has all shots and a• 5 niter• Call 10 -0753 � . : - =- g 2 30C ,; e.ee,r h„ne • of a . reeting Char, signed pmts. meds CN.(416) hourly. We now havemicrochip] It found lease call -CKEROG F•g•N 2 bo*QW" Apm -M MrsWMMyanItUtie. City WWfton Rwylak ata ar'rn like cut Mu .r , am Whfty aM Cbw b mhow aid batt Gitaidktn NYCI- la0ka CUTS All quality Cwntgnments905) Eini.ned storage units.We sell(p 420-9182. new nm nese mWea 59900 S6 ; . Wf.n 4ar- RidurotonNn AFso. �^ aMgaN maYa Maoom put uery 0e wlgOmt baycr4aloaU upplies. Park and load+on cxrtdMd 1910 ForC Aero Sur Sw Mpl•n'g rmior•' bl4s IXs1433 • r9r`i'en,, u°° phone rn advance Ddt'troorrs additions Staftln at $125. and uREWARD 9 P-'.caE SU Eery 51 E Waif kpromrturgoftm M.woor2 sed1a MONTH pup. 36mIn Os1�aWa ost reno+meo and second stones. 725-0005 or 427 - Yrsi • 1 { 1 NNL PIcNEmr.WNITES NO ::• our.. ... ..-,int MO. --I W oadkyad $1100' . Jr! DnAA 2•; bath open IN49Pt. naawuw him 6,e� Arid ,espe, aua,on teM Derldw ter Horne r A" work 'guaranteed. rs. for SIMS luxury 1-OeOroom ... vigu ;w:• -.,m r,.v ••••n Aparna:= $6:G pus 1. moron F.sutsl rrpWwg •(hone darn 7258911 Ev; pMu �IW7r0ne' aa. n� eMtr 31 in rYN! IN)Ip [I.1 Aeg10RNr Walter Leaver Oshawa may aaaabltty 431.3972 CERMCS :, aar,r 1M1 VOLKSWAGEN RASSA• 900-451.3793 '. Worth, India Loa No end 6684016 leek 4ddIVn IWry'$gait. ppuihting imm0 15tAast 562Lmo ircAuti" (9051- 428-2115 IM "am Chalk$ House dining bleu' :..r, supple saw- iron, +:: - . 5 sono ws $'wear panics won "" Dawe, smv Si 5uC n Desi was w sfrfokas wee w ^' turn cough pr -ed 1 io vMr.••a ed. pnaNla NHgs Fw eL N E nsEuwa. f1 9.900 725-5751 Yep ne SluaD Wakf60p 1050 8roa Rd TelepnptM 19051 120-- A.14aw Apel Mt M1AMt '9CS1939-1 F ran 1905 72(L1613 Unit t 1905;93,.3263 166 ., ., S-NORDOr '.w :,use w.' f0Y1N AJA[ 5-baa00M SOUTtudspril 1X2 COLT 2NE vlihbaDk. 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Pickering went undefeated in the round-robin, dominating West Carlton and Ottawa by identical 8-0 scores with all teammembers earn- ing goals or assists in the one-sided r Guallender Amanda Dart was helped Jamieson and Kelly Dunn. Strong forecheck- chances. throughout the tourney by the defensive cflorts Ing by Katie Boisoneau, Lindsay Vine and Lisa The Pickering tweens are coached by Herb of Hook SItcIdon. Lauren Gald,math. Muri,on enabled the team to generate scoring Goldsmith, Brian Jamieson and Ruh Cater. games. y - —.,, a TIE -ROD a FUEL PUMP ( 2�K 58K `' ENDS • TIMING BELT 100% Parts & Labour A more competitive match - .IDLER ARM • CV JOINTS •89 Cadillac '91 Honda Civic- e PITMAN ARM e U JOINTS against Lindsay saw Pickering win '89 % %% Golf. %LIER '93.ISSVv SE KING ( ,k a CLUTCH *BRAKE PADS 5-2 to earn a berth in the champi- 1 a TIRES *ROTORS unship game. Scaring for Pickering were Jessie Cater with two. Amanda 1992 FI,EETNV00D BROUGHAM a RADIATOR •CALIPERS Wallace. 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Durham Dragons black edged Durham Dragons white 1-0 In the tourney showdown. Pierce Weir net- ted the Ione goal for the black team. Named most valuable players of the tournament were Dragons' Wall, King of the white team and Jason Ailloughby of the black squad. The Durham Dragons* black blanked the host tiorth York Gladiators 3.0 in the first game. Stephen McInnes scored twice. In tag Purnwasie netted one. Jimmy McKeniie earned the shutout in net. Gamc two featured the Durham Dragons* white team against the Mt„issauga Crusaders. The Dragons posted a come -from - behind 3-3 tie with the Crusaders. Matthew Segriff, Wally King and David Swindall scored for the Dragons. The white team staved on the ice to meet the North York Gladiators in a game that ended in a 3-3 tic. King scored his first career hat trick. The black squad skated to a 7-1 win over the Crusaders. Jason %illoughby scored a hat trick. Ryan Emms tallied twice. Matt Bird and Ron Walmsley each notched sin- gles. 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