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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_04_29,. ..t' , x PICKERING EDITION PM YOU T" .�,leria�vireeeaE > RiRonj ram T-6Mrt- Room IODea :; ►kql nIEaFllrott 426.2088 AT d PRIVACY N'30" ER OUT-OF-TOWN he. 7 days a week A D V � .: � T � S . � R Optional 4 week home delivery cnarge 351 411 newssldna Wednesday, April 29, 1998 Pressrun 44,500 28 pages .. Fundmingails short for Ca ORIGINAL ESTIMATE FOR SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD IN DURHAM OF $13 MILLION MORE LIKELY TO BE $4 MILLION BY Sutlers O'Neill 1 Staff reporter PICKIERING — For the Catholic schools in the ~ . region won't receive anywhere Ilk near the $13 -million increase AT d PRIVACY N'30" ER OUT-OF-TOWN he. 7 days a week A D V � .: � T � S . � R Optional 4 week home delivery cnarge 351 411 newssldna Wednesday, April 29, 1998 Pressrun 44,500 28 pages .. Fundmingails short for Ca ORIGINAL ESTIMATE FOR SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD IN DURHAM OF $13 MILLION MORE LIKELY TO BE $4 MILLION Councillor hurt after rig flips in Pickering Catholic District School Board would receive an increase of approximately SO million for the 1998-99 s,.hool year pre- sented a "very distorted picture. "The data upon which that was based was somewhat shaky to say the least:' he said, noting the estimated funding increase was based on the assumption the board's enrolment would continue to rise by 4.5 per cent each year. Given the fact the board's actual enrolment increase last Br cnrtsfr ase BY Sutlers O'Neill D-",! s%:. Staff reporter PICKIERING — For the Catholic schools in the ~ . region won't receive anywhere Ilk near the $13 -million increase involved in a traffic accident. first anticipated when the Early Monday morning. Province announced the new ' student -focused funding model ltlklriJwn, a trick driver pn,tcssion. -.uttered minor in March. reports the separate w board director. onto its side after colliding with an abandoned car on Highway 'The funding levels are 401 at Whites Riad in Picker- nowhere near the levels that ing. "It's di:ftaitely not one of my Itave been in the media:' Grant finer moments:'the 33 -year-old Andrews told trustees during a councillor said Tuesday. special board meeting Monday. About a month ago. Coun- And, he reported, some pro- eillor Dina Dykstra suffered grammes will be downsized serious injuries during a traffic due to decreased levels of fund - GRANT ANDREWS ng Mr. Andrews said a report 'The data upon which that was released by the Ministry of based was somewhat shaky to Education and Training last say the least.' month indicating the Durham Councillor hurt after rig flips in Pickering Catholic District School Board would receive an increase of approximately SO million for the 1998-99 s,.hool year pre- sented a "very distorted picture. "The data upon which that was based was somewhat shaky to say the least:' he said, noting the estimated funding increase was based on the assumption the board's enrolment would continue to rise by 4.5 per cent each year. Given the fact the board's actual enrolment increase last Br cnrtsfr ase mfg t ve n ing when he turned. The tri k, owned by Ritchie Transport in D-",! s%:. es, two black eyes and stitches PICKIERING — For the seoimd time in a month. an in the back of his head and Oshawa councillor has been involved in a traffic accident. tinder his left eye. Early Monday morning. Trevor Kirsteins came prepared to work when he ty's clean up, tree -planting and raft -building day in Wands I and 3 Councillor Mike by then, you're just along for the ltlklriJwn, a trick driver pn,tcssion. -.uttered minor vived):' he said. "lite good injuries when his truck rolled' part in the Toronto Region Conservation Authori- residents joined forces to help improve the area. onto its side after colliding with an abandoned car on Highway t' 401 at Whites Riad in Picker- r q F t 1 ing. "It's di:ftaitely not one of my :f' 19 J finer moments:'the 33 -year-old councillor said Tuesday. 2:20 a.m., leaving on his regu- lar run from Atlantic Packaging About a month ago. Coun- MIKE NICHOLSON eillor Dina Dykstra suffered 'I don't know how I survived).' serious injuries during a traffic — -- accident in Holland. them King Kong rolls. Coun. Nicholson said he looked back up, the car was considers himself lucky to be right in front of him. alive after the accident. which He remembers the crutch of closed the westbound lanes for the impact and steering to the several hours while the truck left. He said the impact may was unloaded of its huge tolls have caused his rig to roll or it ¢ h ha ice the load shift - year was only 2.2 per cent, Mr. Andrews said the funding increase won't be anywhere near $13 million. In an interview following the meeting, he said while it is still too early to predict the actual funding increase, it will likely he closer to $4 million. "We believe we will have more funds than we had in 1997:' Mr. Andrews said. But. "We're very concerned that there is a belief that we're getting a lot more than we're going to get. (The initial num- bers) were much more glowing than what the reality is:' Thal reality, he said, will mean the delivery of English - as -a -second -language (ESL) programmes and some French programmes will have to he altered. Mr. Andrews said the board "won't be able to provide the same staffing levels" for its ESL programmes. "lite programme is going to be changed:' For example, the cultural component included at present to help immigrants adjust to life in Canada will be removed and material will focus more on the acquisition of language skills. As for the delivery of French programmes, the new funding model did not provide any money 10 school boards for French instruction for Grades 1 through 3 students. "We're officially a bilingual of toilet paper and the vehicle righted and towed. He has numerous scrapes. cuts, itches mfg t ve n ing when he turned. The tri k, owned by Ritchie Transport in /fqifpinf� my Big hands, big heart es, two black eyes and stitches Scarborough, flipped onto its s in the back of his head and side and slid into a ditch. tinder his left eye. "There's nothing you can do Trevor Kirsteins came prepared to work when he ty's clean up, tree -planting and raft -building day in "I don't know how (I sur- then, you're just along for the turned out with other Pickering residents to take and around Frenchman's Bay last Saturday. Area vived):' he said. "lite good part in the Toronto Region Conservation Authori- residents joined forces to help improve the area. L,ord's up there. When you see See CRASH/Page 4 it, you wonder how anyone could get out alive."Trio faces dangerous offender proceedings He'd just started his shift a1 2:20 a.m., leaving on his regu- lar run from Atlantic Packaging PICKERING MAN'S KILLERS MAY BE LOCKED UP FOR LIFE in Whitby to the firm's Scarbor- ough plant with giant rolls of *�, __-- _._ —__ _ __ gerous offender application to be toilet paper, each weighing 4,000 to 5,000 pounds. He calls Durham staff Durham tiled by the prosecution. Crown attorney Lori -Ann them King Kong rolls. Steps to have Region's three most notorious Turner told court yesterday the assessment is completed and the About 2:35 am., he was dri- ving along the highway near criminals locked up for life are doctor's report will be available Whites Road when he saw the continuing for one titan and start- in for two others, a cot was g court = Friday. The case was adjourned to May 27, at which time a deci- car on the side of the'road. He believes he looked away at a told yo y' Prosecutors are seeking to ¢ sion is expected from the gauge on his dash and when he have convicted bandits Mickey 1 Province. If it supports the appli cation, a dangerous offender McArthur, Ronald Woodcock will then be r chodukd; if y WHAT S INSIDE and Roshan Norouzali — the 19 - ter two found guilty of die bPuAWW die application is r. 'o enteric McArthur will be sentenced on M Gagnon Sports murders — the 17 charges of which he was WNW P81110 .......... 6 declared dangerous offenders. convicted, including four counts . 13 ..................16 Mr. McArthur was convicted ted murder. last year of shooting throeof n to Meanwhile, proceedings ............. Durham Regional Police officers RONALD JAN�3 WOODCOCK ROSHAN NOROUZAU have Mr. Woodcock, 46, and Mr. NOW TO REACH U8 and two civilians during a bloody 1994 bank robbery in Port Perry. Convicted in Gagnon murders Dangerous Offettder? Norourali, 34, declared danger - S"wW ...........683-5110 9"M Noom....... 683-3005 Mr. Woodcock and Mr. killed execution -style with four prior to the shooting in Pon Per- ous offenders are expected to Mr. McArthur, 44, was begin June 19 in the same court. SIMA/)r rears 1.800-662-8423 Norourzali were convicted earlier this of the first-degree mur- bullets to the head.The two were ry. also convicted of attempting to ordered last year to undergo a 60- Crown attorney Greg ENO_ newsroom@durham.net Albin: net durtiamnews.Roger year ders of Oshawa store owner murder four others shot or fired at day psychiatric assessment O'Driscoll said he will formally for before the Attorney General state the prosecution's plans at • . • • .. Vol. 33 No. 17 Partly and Pickering resi- dent Ken Thomas. who was during the robbery guns which occurred just two weeks decides whether to allow a dan- the next court date. See FUNDING/Page 2 School board seeks funds for computer camp to aid needy Iy1)USTRY CANADA \t'ON"F HELP OUT W''ITH FUNDING; By Susan O'Neill Durham's public school . ;,f s launching a fund - n, campaign to send . �,icirrivtteged ch0drtn to "puter camp this summer I Industry Canada turned n an application for fund- ),.hn Briggs. technical urccs officer for the I iurham District School Board. says the board is still planning to continue a pro- gm mrame it started last sum- er despite lack of financial aid through Industry Cana- da's Information Highway. Science and Entrepreneurship Camp Program. -It was so successful and really satisfied a need. " Mr. Briggs says of the programme that allowed 124 underprivi- leged children to participate in computer camps at six schools throughout the region last year. "We would like to contin- ue to offer the camps to stu- dents who can't go to our tra- ditiona: computer camps because of socio-economic reasons:" he says. Last year the public school board received an $18.000 Industry Canada grant to cre- ate five jobs for young people to help operate the computer day camps for children. The kids benefitting from could not afford the $125 fee to participate in a regular camp. Mr. Briggs says the board is now sending letters to busi- nesses across Durham Region in the hopes of raising enough money to offer six one-week camps for students in Grades 2 through 6 this year. ..Between the monies secured through fund-raising and some funds available from the board we're hopeful we'll be able to send 100 stu- dents to camps this summer:' he says. The camp is expected to carry a price tag of about $23,000 and participants will be required to pay $25 a week. fAC1E 2 • I= NEWS ADYFJtMFR WEDNESDAY. APIUL 27. 17111 Aports hall of fame s orts to be volunteers SPORTS LEGENDS BEING INDUCTED MAY 29 Get the chance to meet some of your cen, a ballroom dancing demonstration sports heroes by volunteering for the (the newest Olympic sport) and come - Ontario Sports Legend Hall of Fame dian Dave Broadfoot, as well as induc- 1998 Induction Gala to be held Friday, tion ceremonies. May 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the Queen Eliz- This year's Ontario Spans Legends abeth Theatre on the grounds of the Hall of Fame inductees are Bobby Hull. CNE in Toronto. Dick Shatto, Ernie Whitt. the 1958 Volunteers are needed to assist in Whithy Dunlops. Barbara Ann Scutt. preparations for the gala as well as to Al Balding. Tony Gulab. Marilyn Bell, assist at the event as ticket takers. ush- Syl Apps. Avelino Gomez, Bill ers, information guides and kiosk staff. Crothers. Paul Henderson and Tip A meeting for those interested in O'Ncill. helping out or those who have already Anyone wishing to learn more about agreed to volunteer will be held Mon- the gala and how they can help out are day, May 4 from 7 to 8 p.m. at 14 Mil- encouraged to contact the Ontario Sport ner Cres. in Ajax. Legends Hall of Fame, which is based The gala will feature a big band con- in Pickering, at 420-2222, ext. 2155. Funding figures not quite what was expected FUNDING'From page 1 country." said Whitby trustee Judy Morris. "I'm devastated to hear there's no funding for French in Grades I to 3.- M r Andrews• who noted primary students cur- rently receive 20 minutes of French instruc- tion each day, said changes to the programme will be phased in over the next few years. O s h a w a trustee Joe Corey said it was "a shock" to hear the information at the meeting and won support from colleagues for a motion calling on the board to issue a news release to inform taxpay- ers. 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Ajax has already turned down the application, but it has been appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB). On Monday, Pickering Council voted unanimously to formally request the provincial Ministry of the Environment not to process the J & F application for a certificate of approval to operate the proposed transfer station until the zoning issue has been resolved. "It's certainly not the type of development we want on the eastern boundary surrounded by residential development,' said Ward 3 local Councillor David Pickles in bringing forward the resolution. Coun. Pickles maintained the site was simply the wrong place for such a facility. "I plan to bring any motions nec- essary to fight this application:' not- ed Coun. Pickles. The proposed facility would DAVID PICKLES 'It's certainly not the type of development we want on the eastern boundary surrounded by residential development.' process up to 750 metric tonnes per day of industnaUcommercial solid non -hazardous waste, including recyclables such as wood, cardboard. glass, metals. paper and construc- tion/demolition waste. No residential, liquid or haz- ardous waste would be processed at the site and materials would be tem- porarily stored indoors at the facility. Approximately five to seven trucks per hour would take materials to the site. arca residents have expressed concern the facility will bring noise, odour, dirt and excessive truck traffic into their neighbourhoods. Citizens who have organized the Pickering Brock East Community Association held a public meeting at Pickering Town hall Tuesday night to discuss the situation, and are encouraging Ajax are residents who might he affected by the transfer station to also fight it. Several councillors noted Monday that after so many years of battling proposals for new landfills in Picker- ing, it appears the Town and resi- dents are now going to have to fight various waste transfer station plans. Council also voted recently to oppose an application to the Environ- ment Ministry from Can -Sort Recy- cling Ltd. at 1049 Toy Ave. to increase the maximum amount of solid non -hazardous commercial and industrial waste it is allowed to receive. "I hope this is not an attempt to import garbage into the community:" said Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland. "We've had enough. We've taken our share. We've done our bit in that respect. That part of our history is over. Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson noted the 1 & F and Can - Sort proposals together would amount to a capacity to handle 1,500 tonnes of waste per day. -I have no idea in my mind where they're going to get that other than by importation:' said Coun. Dicker- son. 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Ti clydes Factory Outlet, Atireham Stores and Cleerarice Centre& VWX 4 • TIE NEWS ADVEWIMI M wE DFASDAY, AML 2% 19M .Heavy water spill Darlington station site official says incident a `minor event' By Jawle Mit:laattrs Durham staff DARLINGTON — The spill of 100 litres of heavy water containing tritium at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station was "a relatively minor event:' site vice-president Bob Strickert said three days after the leak. "There were no major concerns with staff, no releases. no emis- sions:' Mr. Strickert said. His comments came at a press conference Monday morning follow- ing a leak from the unit four genera- tor's moderator. The unit was shut down for regu- larly scheduled maintenance at the time. However. water and radiation remain within the unit during the maintenance period. The leak, said Mr. Strickert, did not go outside the containment unit. "When we experience a leak in the system from the moderator it flows into a collection tank. When it backs up, the water flows into rooms... which arc closed. sealed rooms designed to collect water:' A team of specially trained staff in protective suits, who assist in the clean-up, were the only people exposed to radiation from the acci- dent. Their exposure is monitored to ensure it is minimal, Mr. Strickert says. "There were very, very low lev- els for the people involved in the clean-up:' he said. The origin of the leak. reported to have come from a valve, was still unknown at press time. However, the fact the leak came from a valve means not all the prob- Accident closes westbound 401 in Pickering ACCIDENT'From page 1 ride:' he said. "1 remember being in it and being scrunched up against the driver's door. I remember scraping my head against what might have been the ground or the driver's door. The window was broken and my hair was full of glass. "It's a horrible feeling. I've driven for 17 yea% and I love driving but when 1 got home 1 said '1 quit: I won't, but that's how I felt." he said. He managed to get out of the cab himself and crawled back to the high- way to check the car, but found no one in it, he said. Soaked in diesel ftul, he sat on the side of the road until other people amved to help him. He warned them to keep away from the truck in case of a fire. He was taken to Ajax-Pickenng Hospital, treated and released. "It's my fault:' he said, adding he doesn'tknow if there will he any charges. "I'll take whatever conse- quences there are. I'm just happy to be here. - He missed Monday's development and corporate services committee meeting. His brother. Councillor Bri- an Nicholson, chairman of the com- mittee, explained what had happened to other councillors and stiff and postponed two important matters, consideration of the City's smoking bylaw and commercial vehicles bylaw changes, for two weeks. Coun. Mike Nicholson has strong interests in both matters. He said he didn't want the items tabled for two weeks and had consid- ered attending the meeting but didn't feel up to it. An OPP spokesman said the acci- dent is still being investigated and anyone who witnessed the accident is asked to call Whitby OPP at 668-3388 and ask for Const. Cuff. Pickering Toastmasters want you PICKERING » You're invited to join a powerhouse of an organization right here at home. The Pickering Powerhouse Toast- masters meet Tuesday, May 5 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade office, 1099 Kingston Rd.. suite 224, Pickering. Toastmasters is an international organization dedicated to promoting and improving speaking, listening and thinking skills through its member- ship. Call 831-8564 for information. A spill of 100 litres of heavy water at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station in eastern Durham Region was a "relatively minor event," according to a spokesman I or the plant. The spill was attributed to a leak from the unit four generator's mod- erator, according to station officials. lems Ontario Hydro faces are staff- because there's no accidental release related, suggests Dave Martin of doesn't mean there's no intentional Durham Nuclear Awareness. "In release:' Mr. Martin says. terms of the bigger implications of Hydro regularly releases minis - what this accident means arc... the cule amounts of tritium into the lake Ontario Hydro study last August as a by-product of the nuclear came to the basic conclusion that the process. problems were managerial. We have By early Saturday morning, the challenged that assumption all along. accident alert had been downgraded The ongoing accidents we see really back to normal activity, Mr. Strickert discredit claims the problem is just said. to do with management. There arc The clean-up is expected to add fundamental problems with the an extra week to the closure of unit CANDU technology" four from the original I5 -day main - He suggests even though the spill tenance shutdown. The unit was has been contained, it doesn't mean originally shutdown on April IS and some of the tritium won't end up in is now expected to be operational the environment at a later date "Just again around May I 1 Canadian Mm PiC�'lt>I� Castrol �7 .LUBE, OIL & FILTER on Change oil & filter • Lube chassis • Check all fluid levels • Check air filter • Rotate tires • Check lamps & horn 7$2.0*Most Cars t - 0 Enviro charge app!9!9lies-- Balance 4 Tires 1!9!9!9* lum cws 'with the purchase of Castrol Lube, Oil & Filter. • Perform computerized engine analysis with printout • Inspect oil filter and PVC valve • Replace spark plug with Motomaster V -groove spark plugs • Inspect distributor cap. motor. ignition wires and coil. 7g9 s . eyikider D.I.S. Systems b Platinum Extra CANADIAN TIRE SERVICE m�_ Pickering Only 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool 839-8124 Ser0ce Hours: Mon.- Fri. 7:30 on - 9:00 Pm MQ Saturday 7:30 am - 6:00 pm. Sunday 9:30 am - 5:oo pm �iu�eonwait,� GOODS YEAR In N I M IE L.11-111. "r : Surf with us in Cyberspace... We're at www.dudwnnews.net TIM NEWS ADVERTOM WEDNESDAY. "MIL 39.19!1{ - MGM S School boards chase funds to save on ioint roJa ects p *SiiIiiiiit~ Staff WOW Durham Catholic District School Board officials are hoping to cash in on the Province's restructuring fund designed to assist boards in developing joint pro)" to save money. School boards have until mid- night Thursday to submit an application for funding. Durham separate board direc- tor Grant Andrews says while there's "some pessimism that there will not he a great deal of money available to non-arnalga- mating boards, we are going to put our best foot forward " Daniele Gau%in, spokesman for the Ministry of Education and Training, reports funding is avail- able to all 72 district school boards in the province to help off- set restructuring costs and to encourage partnerships that increase efficiency in doing busi- Wss. Separate board wstee% passed a motion at a special meeting Monday to submit applications Jail inmates light up over 1 durham staf WHITBY — A crisis team had to he called to Whitby Jail Monday night after maximum security pris- oners started fires to priest being in -lock down" Ross Virgo, spokesman for the Ministry of Correc- tions, says a number of inmates in Unit 2, a 10cell. 20 -bed maximum security unit, "began lighting small fires using bits of paper, read- ing materials and bedding and throwing it into the corri- dor and the day room:' around 9:30 p.m. 'L.ot:k down' describes a state in the institution when inmates,are not let out of their cells, explains Mr. Virga, Ajax � hospital hosts workshop on mental illness If someone you love is suf- fering from a trental illness there's a free workshop that may offer useful information to help you cope with the prob- lem. The work- shop 'When Someone you Love Suffcrs from Mental Ill- ness — Getting the Help they Need' is being offered at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital in the conference room on level G. Thursday, May 7 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 P.M. There will be discussions on the Mental Health Oct. mental health issues and infor- mation on where you can get help. The Canadi- an Mental Health Associa- tion/Durham, Durham Access to Care, COPE and the Ajax - Pickering Hos- pital are spon- soring the event. For more information call Robin at 683- 2320. ' aks W PICKERING The Ajax - Pickering Chap- ter of Business Network Interna- tional meets Fri- day, May I from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at Raffles Restau- rant, Kingston Road, west of Whites Road in Pickering. To reserve your space, call 420- 2667 (Margaret Hennebury). ock down adding it's standard practice for inmates to be in lock down during a police investi- gation, which was taking place at the jail on Monday. Police were investigating a Sunday assault of one inmate by a number of oth- crs, says Mr. Virgo. Although the fires were quickly extin- guished., the prisoners had to be moved from the unit to another area in the jail, while the area was being cleaned up. No one was hurt during the fire or the movement of the inmates, says Mr. Virgo. "Tiley arc still in a lock down condition and that will continue during the course of the police investigation. how- ever I-,ne th.tt runtinuc,.' he urn. for the funding of six projects. The prgj IS include: • Development of a co-operative technology support centre by four school boards designed to reduce costs in staff training and save money on hardware aril software; • A telephone systems replace- ment project involving the joint purchase of upgrades for systems in three school boards: • Establishment of video confer- encing sites in each of the region's municipalities to provide distance communication; Dave Lennox • Establishment of a Central Ontario Catholic Schrul Boards Business Services Consortium to make the business systems and practices in the province's six central separate boards uniform; - The development of a single database for library resources in Durham and the creation of a cat- alogue outlining other sowrLes of information. -We are working in co-opera- tion with a number of other school boards:' Mr. Andrews said. He added the extremely short time lines staff have been ing. The board plans to submit given to organize projects Inas four applications for joint projects made it quite a challenge. with tate separate board including The Durham District School the video conferencing partner - Board will hold a special meeting ship, the educational technology at the education centre Thursday, services co-operative, the library April 30 beginning at 5:30 p.m. to cataloguing project and the cata- approve its applications for fund- logue of information sources. F3AMNQ8✓ & LENXVXX. HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Air Conditioning 3 Heating t RAMNO�R/ a duuiag 4&fte M FREE '200 LENNOX Immediate MAC 10.20 Whitby-Oshawa-BoMmtanvi Ile (905) 434-5541 CLEANER 0 n Cash O VALUE Rebate 5 YEAR ALL PARTS & LABOUR WARRANTY e Serving Durham Since 1965 RAMNOR HEATING 8 AIR CONDITIONING 2020 Wentworth St. Unit 9 Whitby PlCKERING-AJAX 686-0571 A BRAND \:\N11 B! Ds I ` ABAG SALE 799 Pcre:+la• shorts »uh anluuhn*,4is�..ai�� �.i.,nc.l `, J . pattrrrts. 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Our ra'g. from 51.1.`x1 .td. ca. Sale49 from 71� 4=0 Educohrg 'our io.'he �•, 04occ ALL DECORATIVE CUSHIONS Chooxe from a varieh Iof sures and prints. Our rcA. from 510.00 ca. Sale from $7.99 ea. TOWEL STANDS & ACCESSORIES Choose from a variety of styles and finishes. Accessories include wall shelves. towel bars and towel rings. ftk" 6 - TIE MMS ADVERTO6R WEI NFaDr►T. AMUL 2k 19" OPINION EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Health-care call is on the money The Health Services Restructuring Commission has done its work, said its piece. It's now time for Durham Region health care facilities to prepare for the next millennium. Monday's big announcement offered little new information, but reiterated the HSRC's original conclusions for Durham Region, first revealed last November. The big items were reconfirmed with one special added bonus: Oshawa General Hospital will get an expanded, up-to-date emergency depart- ment and a cancer centre (the extra plum), the administrations of Whitby General, Oshawa, Memorial Hospital Bowmanville and the North Durham Health Services (Uxbridge and Port Perry) will he amalgamated, Ajax -Pickering Hospital and Scarborough Centenary Health Centre's adminis- trations will merge and Whitby General Hospital will be closed by March 31, 1999. As there was last November, there is plenty of bickering in Whitby over the HSRC's decision. But, as we stated late last year and say again now: the people of Whitby have voted on health care with their feet. Far more Whitby citizens use Oshawa General Hospital for their needs than Whitby General Hospital. In the HSRC's opinion, Whitby's 30 -year-old facility has outlived its use- fulness. Built for a tiny population of just over 10,000. it doesn't have the size or equipment need- ed to cope with a growing population. Even if Councillor Don Mitchell's unrealistic projections of a SO -per cent increase in Whitby's current popu- lation by the year 2000 come true, those new peo- pic will be well -served by a state-of-the-art emer- gency department in Oshawa that will be able to handle upwards of 100,000 urgent -care patients per year. The cancer centre is of course long overdue and anticipated. Its location in the heart of Durham Region at OGH will offer vital treatment to cancer victims without the waiting lists and aggravations of hav- ing to travel to Toronto or elsewhere for treatment. We applaud the HSRC for its vision and willing- ness to see the need for the cancer centre in Durham. When operational in 2001, the centre has the capacity to treat 3,500 people, including 2,000 radiation therapy cases and it will serve Durham, Northumberland, Victoria County, Simcoe Country, Haliburton and portions of Peterborough, Hastings County and cast Toronto. As for Memorial Hospital Bowmanville, the sta- tus quo will be maintained in terms of patient care, while North Durham health Services is scheduled to expand its number of beds from the current 72 to 79 in the near future. The seven more beds for the Port Perry and Uxbridge sites will be made up of five sub -acute care beds and two acute-care beds. All of the beds now at WISH will be accounted for under the new plan, with 24 per cent of those beds going to Ajax -Pickering Hospital and 76 per cent of them slated for OGH. Services have simply been centralized and will cost less and offer more efficiency for those requiring care. While there are still concerns about health care funding in general and the state of our system in the long term, there is little to fear from the most recent decision. Health care in Durham Region is progressing on a logical path and the near -future prognosis is good. To respond to thisdialal call tlaiosattnt�e Infosource at 683-7040 andd dial 5112 WE ASKED THE QUFS"CION IS: WHAT WOULD YOU RATHER SEE THE PROVINCE DO -- (1) FURTHER REDUCE YOUR INCOME TAXES; (2) SPEND MORE ON EDUCATION; (3) SPEND MORE ON HEALTH CARE? e + 7. Ed Barber says. Terrie Gagne Donna Rayney "Health care. At says, "Education. says, "Reduce my age, health Not too long ago, taxes. I feel we care is a very Ontario students are paying too important factor." were assessed as much" being below average at math" News A 0 V E R T 1 S E R A MtM OWW Comtnufft NewapaDer pudN W four times we@* on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Suftday 130 Comttt=W Ave., Aim OM. LIS 2115 Follil rr- Thu Whin[" LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS GO changes better serve train riders To the editor. Reader of your article and editorial on the upcoming GO Train service changes would be left with the mipresaou that it is a bad thing for Dud= Region residents. This is not the case at aR. GO developed these changes to better serve exisung cus- tomers. and to econanically pro- vide more service to help meet increasing ridership demands from the growing parts of the Greater Toronto Area. Simply adding trams to the existing acheduk is not currently an option. Studies completed several years ago indicated more tracks costing about S I W million and more train o lurpmcnt (at $23 mil - bon per train) would be required. The reality is GO's budget for expansion was basically elirrunn- ed in 1995. What we arc doing is offering more express trains by convening several existing trains to express operations. The nde to or from Toronto will be up to 16 minutes shorter for literally thousands of Durham Region customers. Depending on the station. cus- tomers will have seven to nine express trains available. Today there are only throe express trains available, all of which are stand- ing room only. Moving the trains between Oshawa and Toronto in less time helps to allow us to make more use of our trains, to make more seats available to our customers, but without having to build more tracks or buy more train equip- ment We arc able to add thee new express train trips (one on the Lakeshore Eau line and two on the Lakeshore West) because of these changes, but because of express operation Ajax to Oshawa stations appear to lose one morning and one afternoon train. What is teally happening is two closely spaced trains, serving all stations, at rescheduled so one is express saving Pickering and stations east, while the odea serves only Pickering and sta- tions tettions west. To the customer east of Pickering, it may appear that there is one less train choice, but really the new express train replaces both. In general, the cus- tomer can leave later and arrive at about the same time, or leave at The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser the same time and arrive earlier. True. people who are not Ong to or from Union Station will have fewer choices, or may have a slightly longer trip due to the noted to transfer to a different train at Pickering. However. 96 per cent of our Lvoorriers travel k) or from Uni in station, arxf it does riot make sense to design our services for the four per cert who arc not. We are currently fine-tuning schedukw and will have finalized encs available by June 1, with the changes to take effect June 29. Where schedule departure times change. it is generally by five minutes or less. Thc%e chatiges will provide our Durham Region customers with a level of express service that has tkt-n enjoyed for many year by our Lakc%hxrc West cus- tURKrs, where the reception has been very positive and. riot sur- pnsingly, express trains are our most popular trains. Richard C. Dncbwii rte, WThaisk Stand up for your country To tie editor I saline MP Ivan Grose on his stand on the flag incident. lie's not lot like our oilier MPs, who embraced the separatists. This year is the 125th anniver- sary of the founding of the RCMP. The RCMP Pipes and Drum Band wears a dark blue and green tartan which goes well with the force's red serge. The "politically correct" now want to change this proud and honoured tartan 'to reflect die multicultural nature of Canadian society," says an RCMP Superintendent. When will Canadian people finally stand fun and put a stop to this nonsense? How much more does it take? Is this what we voted our politician in for? Henning Raven, Ajax Fix potholes, don't build new sidewalk To We edioor Let me rwe%ent a simple and logical sohmon to the debate as to whether or not to have a side- walk on Hiley Avenue in Ajax. The W.000 coxuld be put toward puvmg ttk neglected and rather obscure Range Road, which extends a shots distance from Lakcndge Road to its dead end (west ). . Other residents, and myself, have contended with dost- pot- holes and general negligence for over 30 years. Had we submined auto repair bills to the Town. that in itself would have been a con- siderable figure. Ajax Council, I am sure, will give this suggestion full cortud- eratiom. I wan hopefully for the good news. here in the dusty and potholed environs of Range Road. G. C. Galls, Ajax Lotto column misses point on OLC practices To the edbw. The April 12 column by Blake Purdy regarding the recent record Lotto Super 7 jackpot misses the point on the Ontaio Lottery Co po aeon's nesporsi- bilities and practices. It's unfortu- nate there was no opportunity to discuss this before the column Random chanes alone deter- mines who wins loam prizes. Anyone over the age of 18 can play a wry Same and win. Our job is to operate honest games and to pay prizes to people who have bought winning tickets, and we've earned a repotadon for doing so tesponsibly. Winters of pat record -level jackpots have not appeared in advertisements. We rarely include winners in advertising and only do so with the winner's Permission. Don Piker, Superviii-, Me" Rdado ti, Ontario I.dkry Corporation JUDITH GouLnv OPINION SHAPER n� Ajax resident Judith Gouffn can be seen everywhere wearing her history hat, and wants everyone to be as enthusiastic as she is about the fasci- nating heritage of Ajax - Celebrate our rich heritage Rural lands are idyllic places, often teeming with wildlife. Ever notice how once we build houses and cut down forests, habitat is lost, food disappears and wildlife seeks greener pastures:' Often, subdivisions have street names like Covote Crescent, Deer Run and Fox Hollow — grim, sad reminders of what once was. A similar thing is happening in Ajax. Before the Second World War, there were only peaceful farms, no .Ajax. "Going to town" meant Pickering Village or Whitby. Farmlands were expropriated to build Ikfense Industries Limited (DIL), the largest shell -filling operation in the British Empire. Workers named the site after N.M.S. Ajax, which played a part in a great naval victory at the Bank of the River Plate. The name Ajax was retained when we became a municipality in 1955. Since then much has been made of our unusual wartime heritage. Imagine a town named after a ship with most of its streets honouring the names of fear- less crew! Ajax mayors have visited H.M.S. Ajax personnel in England and crewmen have come here to %cc their namesake streets. Although Ajax is less than 50 years OK we have three books and several videos which document our history. the Historical Board of wartime histo- ry and LACAC which covers all era.. Both have documents, pho4o% and arti- facts but gaining access to them L% dif. ficult. So here we are in 1998, steward.% of the fascinating history of a municipal- ity with traditions of native people. pioneers who built roods and carved farms out of the forests, 19th century Pickering Village, DIL, and the plan- ners who shaped us. The vestiges of our wartime history are spread thinly all over town. Where do you go to see DIL history'? Very few buildings are left. There is a display of memorabilia in a window inside the Town hall, the bell from H.M.S Ajax hangs in Council chambers, the Legion displays the ship's anchor. even a few restaurants feature DIL decor. What about the rest of our heritage" Pickering has books, Heritage Pickering. a hiuory room, Pickering Township Historical Society and a museum. You can visit the Local History Room in the Pickering Library or experience history at the Pickering Museum Village. A% Ajax continues to grow and develop, the future of the remaining DIL buildings, except for houses, is in jeopardy. A wartime structure would be the perfect venue for a museum. One of these buildings stands in the middle of future downtown redevelop- ment. In wartime it was known as 'Building 302', where DIL workers cleaned munitions parts. Afterward as a classroom for U of T Engineering students it produced such notables as George (Robby! Robinson, John Boddy and Peter C. Newman. Since dean this historic building has been Atlas Tag, a very successful company. If Atlas has to relocate, the building will likely be demolished. What a sig- nificant place it would be to showcase our wartime roots, the raison d'em of Ajax, and to consdidate the rest of our rich and varied heritage for all to see and celebrate. Seize the moment! Buildings can be moved! Feuding can be found! With the current practice of mnmic- ipial amalgamation, Ajax may disap- pear. It will be too late by then to form a museum where we can beat the drums and trumpet the history we say we value. Now is the time for action. Will there come a day when we will only have street signs to remind us of our heritage? 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 6 Pickering hoard of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M58 287, an independent organization that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. The PablWw reserve the right to classify or rshm any advertisement. Credit for advertise- ment ImiMd to apace Price error occupies. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1"S Hit the road... Ewc DowD Durham Region cycling group looking for new leg.S.- My Chris Bovie Durham staff You've probably seen them out on Durham's backroads. their red jer- seys blazing in the sun as you drive by. For the last seven years the Tour- ing Concept Cycling Group has pro- vided riders of all calibres a place to enjoy cycling in a non-competitive format and the group is looking for more riders it, join their ranks. A member of the Ontario Cycling Association, the Touring Concept Cycling Group was formed in 1991 by Ed Reilly, a former champion hill climber in his native home, Scotland. The Oshawa Cycling Club was already in existence but it tended to cater to the advanced rider. Mr. Reil- ly wanted to provide a touring club which would extend to cyclists of varying levels. The club offers three levels - beginner, intermediate and advanced. Dawn Hembling who joined the club in its second season is the group's president. The club is not just for exercise, she says. "It's only part of a lifestyle:' says Ms. Hembling. "IL's also serial. We stop for snacks and we have an annu- al banquet. We have a nice group of people" In 1992 the Touring Concept Cycling Group had 52 members, today that number's dropped to about 25. Ms. Hcmbling says some riders have moved away while others have gone on to more advanced clubs. Yet, she believes there are a lot of riders out there who would enjoy a club of this nature. "We have an aging population in Durham and definitely need a wider spectrum of recreational activity," she says. "You have to wont a little bit, but we're willing to help" Many people enjoy cycling but feel they either can't make a commit- ment to a club or feel they don't have the athletic ability to take part. But Ms. Hcmhling says people just need to try to dispel dose beliefs. New- comers just have to come out and enjoy the day and don't need to prove anything to the regular riders. -When newcomers start they want to kill themselves the first day and then they never come back," says Ms. Hembling. "Wc just want people to come out and give it a try, come out more than once. With the membership set at S20, it doesn't take a huge financial com- mitment to participate. Ms. Hembling says the group is not a means to an end but instead just i ne touring t,oncept Lycling Group is ready, willing and able Ontario Cycling Association and brings together cycling to hit the roads in Durham Region with other cyclists. The enthusiasts from around Durham Region. There are three local group, formed in 1991, is a member group of the skill levels recognized by and for members. one part of a healthy lifestyle. The group hits the road every Sunday morning, usually meeting at the Whitby Public Library, and selects a new destination each week. The group will assign a senior member to new riders who will fol- low them to and from the destination even if the freshmen riders can't complete the full distance. You don't have to be all rigged out: says Ms. Hembling. "You aced a bike in good condition, a helmet. water bottle, pump, tool kit, reflec- tors and a bell, which is a provincial law.- Kelly aw-Kelly Self and his wife Pamela joined the club two years ago after reading an advertisement in the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. "We [ought mountain hikes which was probably a mistake because it's a road cycling group, but we took off the big knobby tires and put slicks on:' he says. Although they had been active in tennis, the Self% were not cyclists. It sounded good," he says. 'They take trips north of Whitby where the road% are not too busy. It seemed like a good club for a beginner." Today. Mr. Self is the tour director for the club. "In April we're going 40 to 60 kilorreirc%,' he says. "It sounds like a lot but it's not that bad when you're out there.- He here"He admits he and his wife slept for six hours after their very first trip. but adds it doesn't take liv long to get into the flow of things. "We're a little slower than the rest, but we manage to keep up." he says. "Even if we fall behind they're always within sight" While most of the members arc over 40. the 39 -year-old Ajax resi- dent says he finds it inspirational to see riders in their 60s or older climb- ing hills and regularly making the weekend journeys. Must of the trips take four to six hours, he says. which may he the tea - .Am the club doesn't get a lot of new members. "But you don't have to go the whole distance if you don't want to," he adds. "A lot of members come out every third Sunday, it's not important that You come out every weekend." Alan Jackson, the elder statesman of the club, has been riding since 1933. This year Mr. Jackson rode 84 miles ni celebrate his 84th birthday. "I'm sure there aren't a lot of peo- ple who can say that:' he says. As a younger man he rode in time trial competitions; today he rides for fun and doesn't plan on giving it up anytime soon. "1'm in pretty good shape still.' he says. He recalls one notable instance when he decided to ride his bike all the way to Campbellville to do'a lit- tle trout fishing. Having no luck with the fish. his problems were com- pounded when his bike chain broke 65 miles from home. 1 got back to Toronto at 2:30 a.m. and 1 had to go in &x work at 6 a.m..' he recalls. "Back then you had to have one foot in the grave before you called in sick.- He ick"He plans to keep or cycling for as long as he's able. There'% nothing like it for kecp- ing fit:' be says. The Touring Concept Cycling Group also takes part in bike safety rodeos such as the annual event at the Kid, Safety Village. Club members help fix kid,' bikes. Mcrnivr, have also visited schools to talk with children and the club has received a number of com- munity service awards. The club also produce% a newslet- ter. "Crank Chatter" which contains messages from members. cycling tips, classified ads and upcoming events. For more information on the Tour- ing Concept Cycling Group. please call. Nick Janu%hewski at 668-0424 or Lucy Perri at 1416) 288-0293. Take Pride in Pickering, residents urged PICKERING — The Town has Pickering Council recently moved its fall Community Pride Day approved a new 'Take Pride in Pick - from September to October. Bring' programme designed to Families hit the books AJAX — Visits by authors and storytellers will help make Family Reading Night at Southwood Park Public School a memorable one Wednesday, April 29. Author Jo Ellen Bogart, story- teller Joan Sanderson and author/puppeteer Anne Masson will be the featured guests at the special family evening devoted to reading at the school from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. In addition, the school will host a book fair and a CD-ROM fair. Everyone's welcome to attend the event. Admission is free. Southwood Park is at 28 tambard Cres., Ajax. For more information call the school at 683-5230. enhance public awareness of and participation in keeping the town clean, attractive and inviting to visi- tors. Tlic programme includes two Community Pride Days, when com- munity groups, individual residents and Town staff will be invited to spend a day cleaning up litter, paint- ing over graffiti and engaging in oth- er activities to beautify Pickering. One Pride Day is to be held every fourth Saturday in April, and the oth- er has now been moved from the fourth Saturday in September to the fourth Saturday in October. The change has been made to accommodate the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club and Frenchman's Bay- Watch, who already conduct their clean-up the fourth Saturday in October when water levels in the bay are low and most Meats are out of the water. Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland originally suggested the Take Pride in Pickering programme to combat litter and vandalism in the town. In addition to the clean-up days, it also involves awards for residents who make significant contributions to the appearance of their communi- ty, and stricter enforcement of bylaws controlling cleanliness -relat- ed offences such as littering and fail- ing to 'stoop and scoop'. Waste not..i.,use a composter instead M 4 to 10 is the 5th annual LARRAINE Y National Composting Awareness Week. The theme 'Return to your Roots... Compost!' provides a strong link between composting and gar- dening communities. This year, leading gardening expert Mark Cullen has teamed up with the Composting Council of Canada (CCC) to increase people's awareness of and participation in composting. "Mark Cullen is the perfect spokesperson for our efforts," says Susan Antler, executive director of the CCC. "Composting and gardening go hand-in-hand. By having Mark work with us to promote this linkage, I believe that we are going to be able to convince more and more Canadi- ans to compost:' Mark's message is that we should he converting vegetable trimmings, garden wastes and other organics into finished compost, not throwing RouLSTON RECYCLER' S REPORT LA them away. "My passion for compost stems from observance of a very basic rule of life. Put things back in their place after you've finished with them. It just doesn't make sense to remove goodness from the earth without replenishing it." To celebrate the event locally, Norseman Plastic has donated three of its Earth Machine composiers to be given away in draws. To enter, visit the Pickering Civic Complex display; join Ajax's shore- line clean-up and events at Rotary Park the morning of May 9; send/fax jax- rc enng News Advertiser (at 683-7363) your name and phone number and list the three basic ingre- dients needed in a composter. Also, the Pickering Recreation Complex will host a display which includes a vermicomposter. Many schools now have a vermi- composter in classrooms as well as a compost unit on the grounds. Vermicomposting is a concept that the Pickering Waste Reduction Committee (PWRC) is promoting to business offices. For every small group of employ- ees, a vermicomposter, filled with hungry red wiggler worms, will glad- ly devour organic lunch waste which, in a few months, will provide office plants with a great fertilizer. If your company is serious about waste diversion, composting is the next logical step. Call 420-5625 for information on how to get started, or at least, to give it a try. On May 9, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., you can buy the Earth Machine com- poster for $25 at the Pickering Town Centre's southeast parking lot behind Sears. Many residents at the Rouge - mount Co -Op regularly use their three -bin system located near the building. Resident John Doleweerd, a mem- ber of the PWRC, says, "The system has been in place for one year and we are anxious to use the finished com- post on the grounds in the spring" He adds the concept of placing food scraps in a specially marked bin and adding a handful of leaves from another bin is slowly growing among residents. ODO TIP: To give your compost the water it needs, include water from draining pasta, rinsing cooking pots, leftover tea, etc. Laraine Aoulston's column exploring environmental issues regularly appears on Wednesday. PAGE 7 AT QUEEN'S PARK Premier puts pressure on to OK casinos Premier Mike Harris has trapped .an army of disabled children and homeless mothers imo helping him force more gambling on residents who have already said they don't i want it. The Progressive Conservative pre- I rnier has enlisted these strange hed- tellows, because the disabled and iiomelev% and their organizations do riot normally clamor for increased .ambling, as part of his latest nanoeuvrings to attract still more money for his government from those who her. Mr. Hams's government already iakc% in S1 .66 billion a year in profits tram lotteries and casinos, which many feel is too much and is consid- craNy more than previous govern- ments, but wants to squeeze out a few hundred million more. j His eyes fell on the small, roving, three-day casinos which provided hundreds of mostly small chantable groups with a total of SIO million a year. The premia decided to replace i them with 44 permanent casinos. smaller than the three existing major casinos, but each with 40 tables and open around the clock. located to cov- er all areas of the province. He still calls them chanty casinos. because people object less to gambling for chanty. But their revenues would he much Urger and — the most attractive in no- %ation for the premia — the chanties and Province would %hare them. But Mr. Harms plan has changed because of oppo mtiom The Tories said no municipality would be forced to have a new casino and mor. t held referenda during their i municipal elections, the vast majority voting by wick margins against gam- ing hours. Mir. t felt resident, have ample Iolppo nunioc% to ganihle. Mr Harris held out the lure that the new casinos would provide jobs, but munwipali- ttes sniffed that this was nor the sort of worthy economic development they arc socking. They also worried that casinos would bring cnmc, prnwul fly pea plc ste:ding to gamble and the munic:- ipahuc% would be left to cope with it while the Province took off with the nnumv. Al"gh Mr. Hams. m M'%i- bon, pnimt%cd he would hedd his own referendum Wore allowing more casinos and %till tells the mews media duly he wants to consult people. he has riot admitted the slightest defeat. Having abolished roving casinos, he says he will proceed with estab- lishing his 44 new casinos only where municipalities accept them and chan- tie% A 11 receive about S I So million a vear from them once all are c%tab- lished and his own government will get S255 million (plus another $205 million from slot machines to be installed at racetracks). Mr. Harris also offered cash advances to help the charities until the new casinos are up and operating, when they will have it) pay Nem back. This has placed the chanties in a difficult position. They were set up by public-spirit- ed citizens to help Nose in need and serve such deserving groups as dis- abled children, abused worsen, alco- holics and youth sports. Their natural inclination is not to want more gambling with its stresses that create a new group of needy, but they also have come to rely on rev- enue from casinos and feel that unless the new casinos are set up their incomes are insecure. Some worry that without the casi- nos they will have to cut programmes. A coalition of charities has gone so far as to charge nastily that council- lors who support refusing casinos are saying 'No' to charities and -yes- to crime because, if gambling is prohib- ited by law, it will take place illegally. Some proponents of the new casi- nos have melodramatically accused councillors of striking "a death blow, to the social fabric of the community" aid inundated them with letters urg- ing them to accept gaming hooses. Municipalities which rejected casinos are also being warned that if they con- tinue refusing, they could wind up finding them in neighbcntring munic- ipalities, which will benefit from fec.s paid and jobs created. All this puts a lot of pressure on municipalities to change their minds and accept Mr. Harris's casinos, but the cry they will find hardest to resist is that without them they are hutting disabled children. r 1%G115 Ir -'tilt NEWS AD rirrit m wLDNEwAY. Aran. 29. lei Universi ty women celebrate 10years of helping students AJAX -PICKER] NG CHAPTER HOSTS ANNIVERSARY BASH The local chapter of the ty contrihutions include of University Women has Canadian Federation of Uni- involvement in the Scientists more than 130 clubs across versify Women marks its 10th in Schools programme and Canada with about 11,000 anniversary in May when past awarding scholarships to members. members are invited to attend young women pursuing um- Past scholarship recipients a bash. versity studies. are also invited to the May 14 The Ajax -Pickering group Members are currently celebration. Also welcome are holds the celebration Thurs- raising funds in order to pre- newcomers who don't need a day. May 14 at 7:30 p.m. at sent a special S 1.0110 scholar- university degree to join. the Fortune Financial offices ship to a 1998 high school For more Information on at the corner of Bayly Street graduate to mark the club's joining or to attend the cele - and Finley Avenue in Ajax. anniversary bration call Trudy at 686 - The federation's communi- The Canadian Federation 6203. AMHERST GREENHOUSES INC. Since 1962 PRESENTSGARDEN CENTR OUR NEW Pansff tw,w nial DELIVERY SERVICE 8 LANDSCAPING DESIGN AVAILABLE 1720 Concession 08, Claremont IMIR �Pricesin effect: Mon., April 27 - Fri.. May a wwWhileOntitNs Last pps.64g.1441StoreMoue: Mon.- Sat. 8 am. -i p.m. Sun. 10 am. -s p.m. 6? Write us clic NcwN Advcr- user welcomes letters to the edi- tor. Letters should be limited to 150 words and sgned with a full first and last name OR two mt- tnls and a last name. Letters must include a telephone num- ber for confirma- tion purposes - Unsigned letters will not be print- ed. 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The 10th annual Ajax Environ- mental Allain Week runs from May 3 to 9 when a %cries of events is planned and other group% are encouraged to stage activities appropriate for the week. Everyone is welcome to the environment week organizing committee meeting Monday, April 27 at 7 p.m. at the Ajax Communi- ty Centre on Centennial Road. The theme of this year's Ajax Environmental Affairs Week, being co-chaired by Deanna Fry and Johnny Scott is Think Globally. Act Locally. -.It Really Works. Week public relations and fund- raising co-ordinator Martin Olen - mot told Ajax Council Monday, "ibis is the 10th anniversary and we're hoping for a big bang this year. Organizers hope the week serves lei educate people om the importance of reducing, reusing and recycling waste; promote com- posting; encourage groups and individuals to clean up parks, walk- ways, open spaces and private properly; generate interest in plant- ing trees and shrubs; remind pet owners of the stoop and scoop bylaw; and teach residents the need to preserve wetlands and environ- mentally -significant areas. Among the ever planned: a* Displays at libraries and com- munity centres by Ajax Citizens for the Environment; * The Clements Woxdlot Communi- ty Clean -Up Satur- day, May 2 (rain d Sunday. Mav 3) from 10 a.m. to noon. Meet at the wocdlot. A neighbourhmA barbecue to fol- low; * Citizens for Carruthers Clean -Up Sunday. May 3 (rain date Saturday. May 9) at 9 a.m. Meet at the Shoal Point Road bridge over the creek; * Millers Crock Clean -Up Satur- day, May 9 (rain date Saturday. May 16) at 8 a.m. Meet at the McLean Community Centre.and take a rake; * Interpretive Nature Walks Sun- day, May 3 at I p.m., rain or shine. For the Dufftns Creek South walk, get together at the Rotary Park boat launch. For the Duf ins 'reek North walk. meet at the parking km on Church Street under Hwy. 401, in Pickering Village; * Waterfront Clean -Up Satur- day, May 9 from 9 a.m. to noon. Regis- ter at the Rotary Park vilion. Litter clean-up bags and gloves will be pro- vided. Trees will be planted and bird boxes installed by the Toronto and Reglan Conservation Authori- ty, purple loosestrife will he removed removal by Project A.W.A.R.E., News Advertiser environmental columnist Larraine Roulston will give a composting demonstration, and a free con - Durham science exhibit WHITBY — Open your eyts to Opuckles The Ontario Science Centre's travelling exhibiticm is at Whitby's Cullen Gardens until Thanksgiving weekend. Durham MPP takes on extra work Optickle-s, leatunng the wok of photographer Gera Dillicn, chal- lenges y(xir ability to see things in the right perspective. The exhibit contains 23 pho" that will intrigue, tantalize and lick - ...,,Jim j{aherrty.-OUdI e , CANIM00 . MPP, was swore- is'tas "citor General and Minister of Correc- tional Services late yesterday after- noon in a ceremony at Queen's Park. Lieutenant Governor Hilary Wcstun swore in Mr. Flaherty, also the Minister of Labour, around 4:30 p.m. after Bob Runciman resigned from the post earlier Monday. Mr. Runciman resigned after an RCMP investigation was called into an incident in last week's throne speech, during which a mother of a young offender was identified by name. '*The anticipation of everyone is after the investigation ... if the results exonerate Mr. Runciman, that he would return;' said Mr. Fla- herty shortly after being named to the solicitor general post. Mr. Flaherty said he doesn't expect to be in the position long, explaining an investigation by the Privacy Commission in a similar situation involving then -Health Minister Jim Wilson took three months. DR. & KHALFAN OPTOMETIM Evallinr Avail" Mpk Five PsAiq NEW PATIENTS WELCOME a tlr•ose Ali.• s. mm IM @61431 Brain Wave Training (neurofeedbadc) Provides a drug free aftemafive. For further inforrftadon, induong tees. contact the opens a who k you power of perception. Another travelling exhibit, The Seeing Brain, will also be at Cullen Gardens. By turning spirals, peering through boxes, squinting at images, poster will be awarded as a draw prize; * A composter sale Saturday, May 9 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the park- ing lot near Sean in the Pickering Town Centre. Composten will he available for 825. Westney Heights, Lord Durham and Lester B. Pearson public schools, and Pickering High School will undertake whoolyard and area clean-ups. Lakeside Public School will conduct a schoolyard, park and for- est clean-up. Wanda Wasteful, an environmental play for students. will be performed on May 6 and 7. The school's Green Group and Peace Club will hold a T -shin fund-raising sale. At Ajax High School, the Envi- ronmental Action Group will con- duct a clean-up of the area There will also be a tree and wildflower garden planting, and an Earth Week Display. For more information call Ms. Fry at Lakeside Public School at 686-3014 or Mr. Scat at 4265791. le new world you develop a whole new view of our es and hcnv v YOM ey they function. Admission is $9.40 for adults, $7.50 for seniors, $4.70 for chil- dren under 12 and free for children under two. when the group meets an update from Linda here. Murray, one of the group's The Ajax-Pickeringregional field workers. For Group 90 of Amnesty more information on the International holds a weekend event, or on the youth rally from 2:20 to local chapter, call 686- 4:30 p.m. Sunday. May 3 2535, Dr. Bill Webster A Seminar on "GRIEF JOURNEY: Finding Your Way After Loss" MON. MAY 4TH, 1998 Kingsview United Church 505 Adelaide Ave. E. Oshawa 8:00 P.M. Losing sumcoac you care about can be one of the most difficult experiences of life. Sometimes we hardly know where to tum or how we can possibly get through another day. Is there a "road map" to help us through this arduous grief Journey? While the road may be unpredictable, with many twists and turns, diversions and detours, there are some significant signposts and milestones to help us make it through. Dr. Bill Wehster made this grief journey in a very personal way, and now he comes to offer some practical suggestions to help us find direction on the road to healing. 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Sun Canada Inc. 1 SR I Mari , 111 11 Him.,a 0 s -, 119 ey sal► o�Algru Staff reporter PICKERING — Students at S Mary Catholic Secondary Sch(x)I i Pickering are preparing to sho wcas their musical talent on the national stag ' next month when they compete at th Musicfcst Canada Nationals in Vancot ver. L.xi by conductor Gerard Herhhe, St. Mary's Senior Concert Band. Senic Ja/z Ensemble and Junior Jai/ Enserr ble will compete in the national ever from May 12 to 17. St. Mary was ch( sen to represent southern Ontario at th competition following a first -place fir ish at the Southern Ontario Band Festi val in February. This will be th school's second consecutive trip to th national competition, reports Mr. Herli bey. who recalls the students wh attended last year's event in Ottawa ha an "incredible" ' experience. '11x kids get to hear some first -rat musicians and can go to as many con certs as they want:' He adds the 42 band members takin pan in this years trip have been bus, conducting a series of fund -raisin events over the past few weeks to offsc costs. The Senior Concert Band and hot jai. ensembles will perform Wedrics day. May 6 at the school dunng Si Mary's annual spring concert. The corn cert is schodued for 7:30 p.m. and i open to everyone in the community. St. Mary Catholic School is at 1918 Whiles Rd. Fox nsbrc information call 427-6208. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 19040 - PAGE 11 ENTERTAINMENT THE NIGHT LIFE IN AJAX & PICKERING St. Mary Catholic School musicians f+,rom left) appearance at a national competition in Vancou- John Sugui, Lawaun Edwards and Isabelle Gance- ver next month. 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Our message to the fed- west of Whites Rd., Picker - haven't made enough of a commit - Her card and hundreds of thou- campaign. She said the federal government eral government is to leave it alone. It OSHAWA — With a flourish of Pact. For every 1,000 vehicles sold in CAW Local 222 President Mike "is worshipping at the altar of global- works:' she said. her pen, Oshawa Mayor Nancy Dia- ADDICTION: The Serenity Shields told the crowd that getting rid ization" but shouldn't forget Canadi- Other speakers included Canadian mond officially signed the last post- cles to the federal government. which of the tariffs, which force auto mak- ans with jobs dependent on the gov- Union of Public Employees president card in a provincewide campaign to en to pay tariffs to import vehicles if ernmeni's decisions. She said the Sid Ryan and CAW Local 1090 pres- protect Canada's Auto Pact. they haven't made major investments auto industry and Auto Pact bring in a ident John Gaetens who represents "There's my signature:" the mayor in plants and jobs here, would be "a $27.5 -billion surplus in Canada. Chrysler and auto parts workers in said at the end of Friday's Canadian very bad decision at the wrong time" "Why would anyone want to Ajax, Pickering and Whitby. Auto Workers (CAW) rally. held out- of thousands of jobs in Canada as the Buzz Hargrove. campaign to protect the Auto Pact. side City Hall. Oshawa was the final �' Japanese automakers Honda and Mavor Diamond said she spoke on vehicles from overseas. stop in the CAW's 'Drive the Mes• 79-4833 for more informa- Toyota said the Auto Pact is unfair to sage to Ottawa' campaign which SINGLE PARENTS: The them but Mr. Shields said they started Tuesday in Windsor. west of Whites Rd., Picker - haven't made enough of a commit - Her card and hundreds of thou- Guest speaker Veto Soots mens to Canada to be part of the Auto sands of others signed by CAW mem- Ajax -Pickering Toastmas- Pact. For every 1,000 vehicles sold in bers. members of other unions and Association holds its week- Canada, the Big Three provide 53 residents of Ontario's auto cities will ADDICTION: The Serenity direct jobs in Canada, while Honda now be taken in Canadian -made vehi- NANCY and Toyota provide only 15. he said. cles to the federal government. which DIAMOND "That's why we must drive our is considering ending tariffs on imported cars, an essential part of theat Federal government is 'worshipping message to Ottawa and get through to the cabinet that the Auto Pact must Auto Pact. the altar of globalization' — -. -- stay intact:' he said. The CAW is hoping to persuade on his desk and say 'Hands off our He thanked GM. Ford and Prime Minister Jean Chretien and his jobs, fellas. Hands off our communi: Chrysler, the parts manufacturers' Liberal government that eliminating ties.' " said Bob Chernecki, adminis- association and municipalities right the tariffs will mean the loss of tens trative assistant to CAW president across Ontario for taking part in the of thousands of jobs in Canada as the Buzz Hargrove. campaign to protect the Auto Pact. market is opened to more imported "We are going to drive this mes- Mavor Diamond said she spoke on vehicles from overseas. sage to the government:' he told a behall of city council and Durham "We're going to dump these cards small rr.,wd of union members and Robes ccenci!. nth of which hack 1 16 WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 79-4833 for more informa- (north of Sheppard Ave. off Restaurant, Kingston Rd. SINGLE PARENTS: The tion. Rosebank Rd.), Pickering. west of Whites Rd., Picker - Ajax -Pickering Chapter of TOASTMASTERS: The Guest speaker Veto Soots ing. Reserve, 420-2667 the One Parent Families Ajax -Pickering Toastmas- discusses mushrooms and (Margaret Hennebury) Association holds its week- ters Club meets Wednes- their role in nature. This ADDICTION: The Serenity ly meeting for custodial days from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. meeting is also the annual Group holds a 12 -step and non-custodial parents in the Fortune Financial general meeting for elec- recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at 8 p.m. at the Annandale offices, comer of Bayfy St. tion of officers for the com- at Bayfair Baptist Church, Golf and Curling Club, cor- and Finley Ave.. Ajax. Help ing year. 831-5418 (Kay 817 Kingston Rd. east of net of Church and Bayly with public speaking and Hubbard). Whites Rd.. Pickering. The Sts.. Ajax. New members leadership skills. 619-0647 group deals with addictions welcome. Phone 831- (Peter Dowse). 683-4439 FRIDAY, MAY 1 of all kinds, including co - 1201. (John Johnstone). BUSINESS: The Ajax- dependency Child-care MUSICAL: Duffin's Bay Pickering Chapter of Busi- programme available as Public School. 66 Pittmann THURSDAY. APRIL 30 ness Network International required. All are welcome. Cres., Ajax, presents the PARENTS: Parents With- meets Fridays from 7 to Phone 428-9431 (Jim. musical play How to Eat out Partners. Pine Ridge 830 a m at Raffles evenings). Like a Child at 1:30 and 7 Chapter 204. meets Thurs- p.m and again April 30 at 7 days at 8 p.m. in the upper 1111=111I 91 poi It Oitf Pre -Season your t'PRICING bill. O.A.C. w I, +rrtiurraaa,- b�YORK .kr .�-�.... a `,.�,. p.m. Tickets $2. 683-8023 hall of St. George's Angle- (lvnda Brisbane). can Church, 51 Centre St CANCER: Yoga for Bodies S.. Oshawa. The group Under Stress, for cancer serves all of Durham' re patients or their care- Regan. 438-0063 or 435- aving ' party, givers, is held from 10 to 9748 (Brenda), 697-0773 » 11:15 a.m. at Hearth Place (Doug). 668-1204 (Julie). Cancer Support Centre, 86 NATURALISTS: The Piek- Colborne St. W.. Oshawa. ering Naturalists meet at 8 » Take a blanket and small p.m. in the library at St. r pillow. Limded space, reg- Elizabeth Seton Catholic (elebratinq I I years I I i heinq Iiij l l ( I I'St ' I I istration required. Phone School, 480 Strouds Lane Dr. Kevin Tyber 0PTO_METR-1S_T_S -_ • Dispensing of Conse tact lens and glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY 15 Harwood S. 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Nicolette Bradley, 17, was the recipient of the Susan Dittman Award, presented to a belle or deb -division player who demonstrates sportsmanship, team excellence and makes an ongoing contribution to the growth of the sport. She picked up the award and a plaque dur- ing the association's annual general meeting at the Ajax Community Centre. Bradley, who's played ringette in Ajax for the past nine years, was surprised by the Pickering Powers its way to indoor soccer title award. "I was totally shocked. 1 did- n't expect it at all;' says the Grade 12 student at Pickering High School. The award was created in memory of Susan Dittman who was killed in a car accident dur- ing the 1976-77 season. Her sweater, the retired number four belle jersey, has been on display in the Pickering Village Arena's trophy case since that season. As the award carries with it stringent criteria, only 13 peo- ple have received it in the past 21 years. Bradley started playing ringette with the Ajax petite team in 1989 and, since then• has also officiated ringette games. This past year. she not only played defence on Ajax'. PICKERING — I he the semi final game. Perm Asa, %l_Nahncj ionated t_- lead her Pickering Powcr Peg Perego also injured in that game, but team to victory. Sarah Mettler under- 14 girls' indoxwr soccer managed to blank and Tonia Colette scored in the team captured the Cup playoff Unionville/Millikcn in the shootout. title in the Richmond Hill final. The successful indoor sea - indoor league at Richmond In the semi-final contest, son will give the Pickering Greens indoor soccer facility Pickering downed the Aurora Power a boost as it enter% the recently. Stingers 2-1 in a shootout 1998 outdoor season as Pickering Power finished first in league play, with a sea- E Pickcnng's first regional -level team in the Central Girls son record of I 1 wins, two ties GKR��r 0 /� Soscccr League. and only one loss. The squad Q V Pickering will also be one of also scored 69 goals while points for East Side the prclimmary-red locations ow 'allowing only nine against to Players in the league live for the under -14 girls' division dowiam the division this sea- in this year's Ontario Cup. •` , ... . _ •. Teamembers ani i9d er m In the Cup final. Pickering a 1-0 victory the Q% J Biggs, Tonia Colette. Natasha Ka)ganic. Olivia =scored over Unwnvi11e/S1elliken Strikers. O /1 �' Joan Lym, Sarah Mettler. Kelly Late in the w. and half with the `_CEA McNabney, Stephanie scoreless, Danielle McNorton, Kate Middlebrook. IqSame jTanner drove to the net from required when the wntest was Jennifer Pcios. Duna Petersen, *her defensive position to wore. scoreless at the end of regula- Kristine Sung and Danielle lThe game featured cobra- tion time. Tanncr. geous play by goalkeeper Pickering was not in an The Power team was Jennifer Pcios, who filled in for enviable position as goalkeeper coached by Bob Tanner, : regular keeper Kelly McNahney had injured her Richard Sung and George McNahney who was injured in hand laic in the second half, but Popovich. Mario's edges Bob's in basketball AJAX — Eitst Side &lb's. Mario's took a slim lead in The Bank of Montreal the final minute, then held scored a 41-33 upset victo- off Dakota &lb's the rest of ry over Glenn's Auto the way to score a narrow Service in the second game 36-34 victory in Ajax of the evening. Ladies' Recreational The hankers were able Basketball League playoff to score with case in the action last Wednesday. second half, but Glenn's The lead changed hands had difficulty finishing several times during the around the basket. despite game. In the closing exploiting the bankers for minute. Mario's scored two several turnovers. quick baskets and Bob's Margo Levy deposited couldn't get possession as IS points for the Bank of lime ran out. Montreal. Anne Whitehead Rhonda White netted 16 scored 1 I for Glenn's Auto points for East Side Service. Mario's. Debi Bonar Players in the league live *replied with 12 for Dakota in Ajax and Pickering. �1 ZaAD13M XMFIARN " �� • Begmer & Back to Basic Classes • 5, 1 hr. lessons • Beginning the week of May 11 Call Greg Salazar A (CGTFIUSGTF) to resom y� spot 0 paean held at /aa 11yPP son Clap Ti xftn Rd-, Ajit HAR'M/OOD PLACE MALL �/ie'Eat�G/rtaP PAY ONE PRICE DAYS - APRIL 29 TO MAY 4 ALL DAY PAW AVAHIABLE AT TiC�T B007HS only 969 16 • Admission mstfl ftm appy on Sortie tides. • 1/alid only on day of purchase. • Single ride tickets may be purchased. Ajax Lions Club would like to thank the Mail management and merchants for co-operating in this annual project M belle 'B' squad and officiated games, but also coached the novice 'CI' ringette team. "I absolutely loved (coach- ing):' says Bradley. "The kids are great and it's so much fun" She says the sport has allowed her to meet lots of peo- ple and make many friendships over the years. "The sport is a lot of fun and I've met a lot of people:' Bradley, who'll graduate from Pickering High School next year, doesn't envision a time when she won't be involved in ringette. "I want to keep doing this for 50 years:' she says. "When I can't play anymore. I want to keep coaching. for sure. 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Dominique Thomas, Jamie Hing. Melanie Blackman, Shawna Mangot. Vanessa Costas and Gladys Cheung. r Annandale toasts its top rinks Special to the News Advertiser AJAX —Annandale Curling Club recognized the regular- wason winners recently. Top rinks in the men's com- petime leagues were honoured ,it the closing banquet last week. Warren Leslie and his team of Harry Nolte, Marvin Harrison and Mike Nelson won the 'A' title. Runner-up was the Wayne Warren team. In the 'B' division, Don Bince won the season title over the second - place Mike Cicci rink. Ken Bolsby was the 'C' winner with Dave Kiellv in second place. Bruce Gilder was the 'D' champ and Andrew Roegelc's junior team second. Terry Jones was the 'E' champ ahead of the Brian Peterson rink as runner- up. Each team received a cash award. and Rita Alexander. Tbc run- Tlte mixed leagues also con- ner-up rink was the Warren eluded its season with a closing Leslie foursome. In the 'B' salute to the top rinks this year. division, Rick Moak was the The Thursday night mixed winning skip with Kevin Ryan league 'A' division champs finishing second. David were the foursome of Dave and Gaudet's team won the 'C' Susan Kielly with Dave and crown ahead of the Marty Sue Morrish. The 'A' runner-up Armstrong rink. Rob was the Steve Pritchard rink. McMulkin captured the 'D' The Bruce Curtis team finished title. with the Doug Robinson on top of the 'B' division with rink finishing as runner-up. Carl Prince in second place. The junior curlers also David Corless won the 'C' title, ended their season on Sunday followed by Frank Boyland in with a banquet. About 80 young second spot. Brian Hawke's curlers attended, with awards foursome captured the 'D' title going to all the Little Rockers. and Bruce Gilder was runner- Players on the top four bantam up. and junior rinks received keep - The Gord Norton rink fin- sakes and Susannah Moylan ished as the 'A' champions of awarded badges to 20 players. the Friday Night Mixed The league thanked convener League. With Norton were his Paul Bourque for his effort and wife Wilma, along with Ron commitment to youth curling. Area gymnast third best at provincial championships An Ajax gymnast put on a medal -winning performance at the 1998 Ontario Women's Artistic Gemnastic Provincial Championships at Whitbv's Iroquois Park Sports Complex last week- a end. Ashley Fawcett. j represent- ing the Metro East team in the senior 2, 14 -to -15- ASHLEY year-oldFAWCETT group, cap- Bronze mesial tured an overall bronze medal after a third place alt -round finish in her division which included 25 other gymnasts. The Grade 9 student at Exeter High School finished As well, the 1998 Ontario third on balance beam, fourth meet represented the third on vault, fifth on uneven bars time Fawcett has advanced to and sixth on floor exercises the provincials for a total of 32.9 points. Last year, she finished sev- Fawcett also helped the enth overall in the province in Metro East team win a gold her age group. medal in the team event. Meanwhile, Pickering's It was Fawcett's first Pamela Tidy, also an provincials as a member of Olympians' gymnasts, fin - the Scarborough Olympians ished fifth overall in the Gymnastics Club, which she junior 3 category at the joined just under a year ago. provincials. IvRegistration ONLY for 1997-98 players who wish to play next season. v Y :3 -- OM RUES WITH THE RIGHT EQU HENT, THE RENT PRICES AND THE RIGHT RATES. ROCK ON AND CHECK R 011[ 44 11KE. 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The grand opening ceremony earlier this tial for local businessman Angelo Moncada at the grand month featured a visit by the mayor for the official ribbon opening of Rougemont Meat and Deli on Kingston Road cutting Maple Ridge hosts language festival PICKERING -- Maple Ridge Pub The event, which runs from 4 - The 1c.tival is open to parents and lic School hosts an oral language festi- 11:30 a.m., includes a presentation by community members. Maple Ridge val today featuring presentations by a professional story teller followed by Public School is located at 2010 Bush - Grade 4 to 8 students from schools student performances of speeches, mill St. For more information call 41.0 - throughout the town. poetry and plays. 4103. THE NEWS ADVFJWMEIL• WEDNESDAY, ALMUL. 29• J!"a-RAGE IS Get on your heels or wheels to fight bowel disease It doesn't matter if you heel it or view Park on Simcoe Street South in wheel it, just as long as you're there. Oshawa. 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This is a "Purchase of Services" contract position, reporting directly to the Board of Directors. Salary range $3540K Resumes will be accepted in confidence until Friday, May B, 1998 at: Region of Durham, Economic Development Department, Bou 623, Whitby, ON, LIN 6A3. Tel: (905) 723 1023 Fax (905) 436-5359 YOUTH AND ADULT JOBS AVAILABLE Is Apprentice • Retail Sales is Receptionist • Assembl These are a small sample of thejobs available through JOB CONNECT Call the hotline 725-4766 Pickering residents 1-6410-263-0993 Funded by the Government of Ontario PERSON REQUIRED Growing food-processing company in Pickering is looking for an experienced. mature person to setup and maintain an ill -house laboratory and quald Control. Mtaat be ode to wont Minim urn 2 years experience food industry required. Please sertdnar( resumes to: Darby Brand Foods Int:. 953 Dillingham Road Piekarilt�, Ontario L1W 1ZT Fax: (905) 839.7217 d•,v?n e 2 permanent oar -fire car drivers;• Profit sharing. M ^s, have pan rehrde Apply with resume to: .e rehatle a good =rr unardifi skills. 1300 Kingston Rd. Call sella, I Mrs. only Pickering Rota - 2 P.M. m-aa5e A A21 11117 SAM Ulla 5-lw = 4`4-� tlx red, cur S easel ppOC. sell shaleees' fammoc Sp apt IpT a1UP t -app - 0796 fn6009 2 ,MUmt9 erTtarA.otsmecEas The Collision Centre ha Flu 1l,t�tl a:pmme old has an .W paM cap 905 opening for 4361024 • LICENSED BODY PERSON loomosc comm. t and herr 'W' m'e W 1.- "0" • PAINTER/PREP PERSON p ala meduten Coeply to: Paul West pe,n-ct tmnna,y llr rr Militia ger (9051 5792x, 576-1800 Dwolom cceraee tom p.m reOmres 5 amen eco i a,saauw �r,.en car, .see hi Mon 4" tOwd. bb 0ger aveatauo h-vAa veil ! . ppm Sam In Dur- hM Can.. Ala. Go" wP e Cat fm) 61111057 orommao IpaterYtM Miall or drop off resume to .,eta G Pa •xv t+a rZ51 427 4W Ar„ 2275 Markham Rd. 4=0 Scarborough Ontario, M1 Et-2Yif3 E XPRESSIONS (416) 291-1928 Rr Vl wl& ICII rial i lrvatedWELDERIFITTER careerGefttralHtfp 1 Ge.eetree 1 c..a taow withCWB licence. tearer. 6 positions available at our [:kc,juirc D/ Ihiren t.,..,,�2; ,rid l'S rr.uL •mpow dil ; "Markham plats. We are look- resTm an.rcaut1 years of+•.cm Mer mast lar ning for self starters, able to s, iCC ter the L.SApply eaPer>tft=1 CM A».' vine ism, +3? -36M TOM (4761 ass work with minimal supervision. it Persww1,1825 Yukhsm Rd., moo+ a �ne5) 2014M Fail flintMust be able to read blue 03 SCafOorou9ft (416.297 367) HAIR STYUSTS 1Hill n.rtled I- Ara+ prints. Fax resume to: Assirick ••fgSTAL J0M'- +E"Mf I rclserirpparra Ltd. 1-88!3.001-4900 [Ltd. WANTED ,•PE .. 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In 905.72aa43e 20-1 Sfxl'dary/RecepfioldK - EOE IRvd Gloat opportunity for someone in We are Row •Cad n pilication ' for MA IIAOe t61a1aflr Wr fm1Mp 10 100101fEPM1 re nee. fun tAA6 b rtmorm a0 so0wq � OEMTAI tKCF►TMIMi pou- Ilm awisple 1« mat lease ludil proficient Microsoft Olitce Products who is a fav on of f� CM40 M weft p60111 *uett rew ss6M ail ilea *mer n aur limm"sm. f= b loll WN rponslaay COMPurr Moir. learner with good organizational skills. You will meed a pleasant personality sed So0d (k. CO ler person evenings and wM- rte syla pct l fteauefy . •refry b trJMH Cal Jude I« ins Caatrwfrm Canpny Yw1 nave ex Must haveAccoff 1« a in edW exceaem customH spvKe recoil Are ease sec sPriorar" ere Ifo 'd renoe oral telephone manners and be willing to arceq kends appfox. ton iwrwaa (905)720-3144 ora Hours ray Inverse ha be err' -et PtMse appy n responsibilities. This is a chalkngins hOUFS per week Please drop of a name b (905! 619-52e �'- earn a f04 wamilly Rd. Position ideal for a dynamic self-starter arld team player who is looking for a career recur reSUfllt t0 00 OF CMMIA'! Illap apoh mt cantiatl Ica 15 MCW MMaT 7 TMST, rr ata I« smell owe dl FUII ygPE_- peril opportunity. Plaoae sed neYee! Itr F11e F 180 SL Ret gas ail 10 M tlm1 0o- sear awOaft APP" u Metal mar. aro Own naup«y M Mull repwrea for urge piclarin Practice F and Stlw- alar hours, 143 P.O. Box 4Sl e Or�atre4Oast LlN7L5 4:00 pm -6: 30pm. mug ere air w apprnea 83D - 3.00 Fax rmunm to 905. HAP ansae MCA Kelly-Dru 905 aid naw mal trompomom cap 579-5318 649 -lee 831-Tp2 1 (416) 488-3373t A Dar of sopa Smug ,you It sArakes cootw TME NETVS ADVE nIS M, YVP DNESDAY, AMM 29, I"G.PAGE 17 yrlM Of1NN �jr MILAM&CftMarA111 • C41La1 Boft Coll 6684163 after MW IN 1 r .WW Meldmal t ArtKM, br t11ttlNleff M SANTO �11para med IENA ON pups br sae "' � 11, UArMM iVAN 0. MAY OwW Sou the Dat n Mew 6 Nen ro New m � 11 - owner. ft roll ., _ ,A A..OLI)TM AA.W4a.uama E HEALTH saftincas (?m?{ /.:"' mrMsaa- FAIR nu'••n,n, ,a.. e.penmq n rea«wve o asset p4m CK OF RElt!'tlM ITT nE, Fk11Aood. loom. bw- r!�f 152,000 kms�ah0 M1y ley rawmr t Fil 0134 «I�'a.l.may, OWN YOUR MOMS - rivews EAsylI With current NhilkO ccwafwdv of rneEpen ncy, Dog Done ppM Sunday, May 3r4 1998 6 • saetaA �.139MS M era Rpai $100.1 X IAONFGA iE Ea1NNEE" SIOWMOMM We waral yon b becoMe pan of arc dynamic kmi poultry SrMM ''m good c«tdrrn. 777 ODMm. a Cllk,reer, phi. W 1750.00 rrol. REGI Zeiss Lass. Voglta�0a Opt ` aman cawctbke W0 -w 1wp SI POD) Mbas tin'og - MW 106. Tis - Fn To -9 b. $6.400 CSD 905.62]-SMt we can give w 6i Y guaranteed hours benefits 4• mike e. $Mt. at $54 99 up to 150 Ib w Dog Like Jwtm !0 a m. - 4 p.m. (��-7�. Trcdesprrl 11 Norm Port M pll•fm3 TbrO•r Of i ' �D lar alsOf " veMOd • wet mha a Mo,%W4pe wrr E work u available on a per diem a per visit basis. p Ear alae p m $25. 2r Fd,e X T arm m car, art BEST AJAX COM `i may 15th. �rp^ r;9 rens eseartt 5740.42{ 7611 �E/e Ca11 {Mr FN Ir,o6E• wEF•E IO t)ptR 1 we need you both visits and shift nursing,including E 1. 199 Ball 7 a -tri 6'. IJbbme ema•aV banes, iWp ws7150 ,sir 571-2291 AREA 1 ecce. aningtdiatel fed Y : %571-d'!75 OP 00-MO'E475 e week -ends. You ant Geamnte. $5 99 bop 5 CENTRE win - De room . Den hasnglem yen roman 'm ... Son 4 M s NO cerdwq •]7K, fop b'm' year Call M ai . '4--ks�_ .10 °�, Mark StapNy If to If you want to inter the exciting world of COfllmunity-based srrvds from 5599 9-9. 7 $ ow-sm er 50i'm non -snicker f650/n11o,M, hrsV so" Rep. station Grew Ewe nim nursing please fax your resume immediately Io aryweek SC Anniversary S#. Bou before IW Man unique gift ideas, free y � g,l last M pen Arallade June 15th 9Urra]1-eta3 1 1 °'r 1 " 11 (905) 576-8852 «order 31st 1 Na Nw� IwyN Wl ik w mann all eppiknrra, owly rh„re brrw8 ro nudrrcd mill b,-t.,hrd. receive Year dpesier Ina (905)723.5113, Fa, 723- admission, free parking. NEW OWNERS. MGT - Large beautltul apartmem creek spxkow 2 bed- o«n apt G,DWMomrave n ROM 3 FgrKrl ()ppurlunnfy Cmpl,ryrr' 1466 seppmonnqumfaymily holding, Clean. =wet dean building. laundry. -bedroom{ townhouse. close to GO. schools { shop- Sale 6 moons ne,es1cash Gck OAC. 3 bedroom sem, Come and see Kid's MaglC 1 32 a ocdroorM�57EE2b925 sing storage. no pets 1s1Aa9 W. (919 plus upl9 as Fele last de4cned on completely INSTRUCTOR re aired to teach the 1 ArtkdM tui 3i11 1 Anikwf wr Sr. Show, Clown and Ames. g AJM, 1bedraom pasepent Quiet sheer fenced backYa Mao. kiwi June est 90172s922fi Available from May 1d 9018349446 foxed 0 Mashed basm", updated windows. close to pC.M. shoppnq. vacant Persona Su Worker Course p, rd la ad amenmH pubic OfIMwA - SleremoNAmLo- polls. large swnyt_one-bed- 1M TAINITOII N. E. Ossa- wa 3 bedroom townhome. Immdale posfess,on Call cport Af Toronto JChOoI OJ Business,E ring Antique & 1 `hft�w unlit a am. 4vaa, luenm. $650 1 room basertknt ala Sep en- Imntdprkk WasbedOrya7 June availability. can 436- Lome Mardon SMm Group Eawf Reay Inc (9051 711- Oshawa Campus. Must have R.N.ollectible Sale 1 �� Will '�'�d No S. q 3716 br Appointment to vow ,1Ma190516865155 Diploma and 3-5 yrs, experience inApril 30 -May 2 WED DESIGN ATARJWE tWEOMTELY. whdb, Apt Dwlmng sur Dns Sipk workup person prekn F s hall. May 1 WEST Of1MWA, CorDen leu WEST 3 bedroom t 12 bafn. Cp1Y1'eW long-term care orsuppoKsert'iees.anllahwrt,+n�Iacllttma 'tr9d nv' newly pa,nr 5550 nom oaxmem All cep dances, Fax resume to: 905-433-8%2 or}Pm'1 I[td' kArr' }oP l�hwu {SCE ec win, eaoonly apse to bus. Doc nu OfIMwA Cabal 2 bed. or ea Ann May 71, no tuts nfa. uul POWER of SALE cur.•. , Wnnpy Eree. H'irr k, Ctje,+'mR !'' Home and web page creation Hyper a owessu1 OM. re Dom aur Jery Clean, gM M*m w couple 9os723671 $rade sr cul Dmdd,r g 51..d,r 1 lsSo n mall _dk,lkgk eIlardlp Dayc4M ArYrw • D4ror• b•aml• s!• Ilithn ! ikrKh' I.n,� ! SIIAh lex,: and server store e. g oedroom$6 10 Vroom.5565un f; 90 3 bedroom$650 C.0 JuelsCal9osrn-9151oane• 1 "nowtgW Inside Wheelchairlink accessible Only St599DO CAII ,J01hn Duarte 43p-0131 PMENING - SELF CON. Menern RemExa- M1 Nat 579.41400 BACHEL011 APaRTENr TAlI1F0 one bedroom base- BEDAUGH. plus private vt� Nzes Da hIiR em apaemeld close to Go. $575 includes uOMNs. 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Se 850 93 Graft Am. low kms. but SAT. 6 SUN. 12 - 5?51 ntNENNIe 2 bee- m basemen, 4,1,were. SOOTN-.^.r", •a s 5.000 can wane. =am ''-,al Lepage Frio' R, y Es $Oi)'a'S Summer Helpers SUITE. MNTf. SINTS Grade . .'ads aid Prom s are oust belu Me,cedes 7000 a•b. blmnnid candrKn. S96U0 bop Pmts 4 ot SITM 92 woad. bw kms Vcill. (905) 613.6021 l an II .Ivwve. 5,,10". n available Mm + i. �• �-, -war,• .Avai Available Don• .nvallaok set•. 19D51576-4111 Hiro J IEvc-in nano from Quctnc ole nl�l bm`es,`ort«K"a�wt l ss100k Ca11716",007 ince. aha and S sok SHELTER CANADIAN K older "'mrd svrt older °' maoe Ca115762173 awi Call. to arran a an in MFrrtl R :",mono a RUGGED Ri ESM TRANS AM. 112 ON M8%. 92 StrrKo. SE. orad . St. ,owed. spalkn. t20.0o0 PROPERTIES LIMITED ''rsm'mk'mv couow No pea ;r=sa2D 14ts 1 so .0, WAn3WNW LOT w eay a appointment r Ai$ 'lyre kph around $100 , get a srymn sed. sed. kms ne "lie's 305 au- tomac. e,:euenl comd,hon, kms. mouth LAR. 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Dail. 1106 R Pl BN pegar „pp ar rndr 4Comi ANDD Ano tp; ChM Cairo. h,sr $If M STSM "w tCnp Om a sect¢ow CoA ab7S76g7 V74104 , C about, prwlwMs Compwte IaOw fee ban n I"M sTy aN,ng =SDO 7011, sm . work,tan 7wlMna ,Retytyq i RN'9f N RI1N'S Osm IM of GO% nits Aw aa> 1 Trcdesprrl 11 Norm Port M pll•fm3 E1w swMMo LE Mr. ed p4m T ares .e wd 190517x1 G4N re•ti u d rt•J I ,r "n• room lir hour 1 .4 Sr 1 Rpm Part' 1903h 9M6774 �rp^ r;9 rens eseartt 5740.42{ 7611 NanplAia .airppdf 7 roams IS" Ptra neardes Caps. PK ww pts. TIM$! IINEEL e,eme sew m win : .:vows. ,200 ema•aV banes, iWp ws7150 ,sir 571-2291 A A a ARM :ars h,Ots B0N5 ft Pm sea s10.ago aningtdiatel fed Y AwpMt KraapaoK bill ra ant lrw « ma inn -aK 9M-rn - awr Eon Cab on tre SM Asa atdr- cola - ' LtEe A)ax and I en esbnlrrs (30 ardor{ Molt•ah n6 -m4 FM WfD inn 'm ... Son 4 M s NO cerdwq •]7K, fop b'm' year Call M ai . '4--ks�_ .10 °�, t .. w. kkkP u E+we,a 7ALr. Loa a rat and .bee dein ,.am "be." 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Mot CDs. 0 plater 1:3 A7C km r.- OSHA I ARE 111 ;v prolessKn- pmyd .M Moo x prop" '•vye [ in ,.• -_ 5051 2 waroom well AIC air, yraw t0 Shan Non- wine Aawng $42.000 Core 905 and 3 [i'R flow 5;15 sin iftu no pea Call '9051 ai7.iKp ra,Pl awls at 280 Wentworth '. w unkhts ,r,eludod a3'-0117 CONGO Cabo la shwa 2bedroom to Seem 1 Gtrp•, Fa R,grt and dean Gose ed room fOR SALE '-pr. ;.. schools, shopp„1gL "'.t,+1hy prdntSSfaru w,rX4 1001 WATERFRONT ',Ai Dr app! '^ hew mind aFs 6 '" Cal 905 0R rem 3"1" ,-.. -.. w, "t" )wawa tunm (4905) 721-8741 ':�t15 h«w Casing Rama 3 bed- "'wf M0315 76 -75M COUIITICE- ITne/Nownk) roams. ,Nr saps!. 'lock - 1OWMLwf AREA - , 5 LVL so, o :'' :Icer. otck addlow naround • • :,, +hart . kit. Dae. Pool ,Mt M. 4afd 101 &;_g Wer ulnova 2 Sapp 4-& P-0.0 CAN gem, .rt.nnn (79.900 OBo core pat 905- (Duce ^� •sae wen 576-388wwroy. snap 2-Ineroae Ponesao0 4e61/Xt n•,e :I+ 'y ape m I.." � 1 wOpl• "awe, wMiTy ,m.«s LOmptn 7,ef telblp across (1«11 'St, ],aldi11g11 n oewdW hwdwbod madshrtp1aa M .. ,.+ yrs 'WAW'We j becomes. $64S, vRr fOR SALE '-pr. ;.. NKwrY deWglsdI 5.04W „•K1k6R• awe eN_1sa:..�,.x, U,..,.x ,wane and Owe bed ceps aryasw meted %,wcnor Trym F« AW CA face V_her • 1 ' Ma King elm 6 "'wf M0315 76 -75M x,k Og a Winn, Wanmn, ORE sedrmbee CSIMWA t Onft Fra saw 9055;6 AMC amm�� apon: , tus Oak • ditch wan dMwarer. phi. '_:. :.. . '• . 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'p1776- e A.ak40,e wed 1b 309/ .8w Mork us- wMr .'.„a. .. ••. '••Noor :44 rbnrNHtN K.a^,' Flat and •iMy 's Mp Eaaryts a21 sk"i, .des arap e- WMT/y� In•draorw Oe1•- ftOwmPM 19061725-9M1 a" park fiIP,.. _ .Ice •raw M q - an 1oxKtpwm GO A' ^'•M'g'• Cath IRia Lao Vanilla''•puce wmrr, W -eMr hip We 1 'hairs -N0 our u0 to 'M '. "Me wwd0•y S35«mewet 696-1107 r_ uewW A6 m o w MWTWUL sETyin „• .o .d,elely _' 'wh OwpO•o 47A•7�_S-�^- WHY �mt whin on own m.au.ero„•g le, ?' sow I ms�IVE Oetp1. nimmrf TNCN M Rel M !9051 INS mourn. IMmreA gots aI! c1Are CowMOM $11 sm Cas 14 extended wap Va, whom our >rrr FtFg'p'•'tl CAPITAL FINANCIAL '•'� rw IOwChae { t+,atlta Reaph M/0 •I.24M M. m � wimp 111000 11 Apomw•re• MCAEMMG r_...,,,e... I.^ Mint l•r lea Ran rHor•O tapbyw,e ' oro„ad 37 -fan t4Ma Rtwsw+. �plwN•e AW 6kptrfm nor tub $Iwo "win .,: x!r yh :n.na• :aA Die May 81}2217 <^„ aI r.,.eno,.• C011UTEle Cl1ANaNCg 9M3g11769 906511.2274 1.14 not{ =em cowo S7}9lOf .wry sp.;n:u trot no Pigs lack Saws RW RON" ant 'cam N,: 100NMG ROW '� { OarIT I0r 3 m«Mes CM ell day v rcYble l0► cepn n dean,p ow nu 9,15wf6-0004 IPMwr a• 106K .wine ,,,; W R'HMW000 �� �;0: >MtrAtr„I t*f10 S•ml MFR•eIry M119051 ILtd IF "p dara'e a1Mk ferAkr mrw0ua weed cOnpon.ms �ItM•n rMrrq,adar) s. pD P. r, a•mn $*No 1 vert i4'• : ^......n (969 7100 Somme• amus ;aa6 Ptd- 001 se e033{•M4S In! pw,-. but led t W. roc omr arm ntlrr, saw ty 190s1 427-2154 all TJlA kfxt 'roar 9.etae vroed ane moo-" die- N ra hart Q10M rt- rasnM. good "ked a ortk 37,1 ora 6 3au •nnKp an P�aiw9 HOMEY MOALtMi 901 ran "O nmuin" I,Irttlttf ane tra ers. 4% Pnad pini 35 00 Novel or souft Co w al Let So •3 Clr'rplM•rY arMeo prstq SIN No POWs." anNOp hearwt 6 3 berm `egn won Opp} I,I ].C' au,I:x wit^ pug snaxM rcffreltgt beblts tfu •tvn ..",.,r o+s M00 =W* f90SM7- 1 ane CoKryOwn serve $250 riro n a4tyt yA0 n 4tlrrOp re 5trrow bAyMs oMy 905 "�� BtarAlaK 2 M01r00M IW shorn. Iw wMyn 1 -pa n'p` wtAbe•ip I:y 19051420-0i0{ Pea•ma t00's dam f>M 721-9125 + `4 fwryop alxwpya epatlya Una saw. VW wr0,w Noma Pnpw QmNt hs hw fXSlfm. a Wp r Call K AIT aF. K b vin. roe 0ock+q { gOOI a aedt ra•p :.aft E« nee P4CQNMK •t•m / RMy w,s J�•F *,ft ,,,wwy « Geyk Nam MI mmeCumet cowdMM. 1-MOROOM .....a bacon awd htopt fwM. rmsuas sr,mmkrp. phi fW D«mn -evng atare 16 nfamM to +" yRRF Kwym AMpM CMarttrm' ren IM Dam GRAND .mice- $7900 Oso rsMyd fetal dywvv '^'•�..n'.I T48«nlorNn ark,'1n0 MSO Ar•dRla Mry • _ pr's. ur•wW porch sorts Sdo. rales +tctl905-5�� 12 rears tarry aukps Carb'Oplm 1« haaM d re. neat 30 acnes nrpnduce wn LE 33 Hn v6 v,.ktl. 31-1965. wom�ar611M-971p drsu'lacI S' ••ode .our 1 CIS SOM 576.69M .r.q from f115'•aY 5 mm nsrold bo*i&d ad Pus) (9061 -]Oia PMp 9116!/1{161 Mut Cortaro 511.50Gv Z. A0M bibrp :rp11r0lA Cal %'HV Ri'.NT' xtsne" ttaR a Ss• •.raps, story Orn(. -AW. W COIIMTE Sim fleas MA7ENMTY wFM SunOww LM 906i1.71M 11M. ASTRO MN. 4 3 aft. 72.1 47 MOCa RO PI KMM (AL! I of R HI)Mt: a,t Lake P , re Iron App ORTARRNG A LOAN I$ NOT m m MO a Voft FKa Oolmu 3D9h (350 C,*M~ tash.,sn anted lo, Woo aK ,wr. nam :.•':+Ion 220 soa.ow bedroom pax f"R(aN $7wNSY%TN yam Pan Bpm ,trtaN aw GUARANTEED SOME Allo CPM CtrtdW W. Clan Lr �nerer uNd, $I", salt Oua, urrm, S1 bkns SIM 'iv4:seraE 350 ,-1EDIIOOM „tour ser 'ton, laxi •an kacnw a. 6.3.3]4", v" our web COW"WS CHARGE UP yneA es^.+a Sari "exa a sjltuOrtp nape 905-126 '�' PfAT 1 Km Odd 56 -Ko .Over- droned err^ -...t tkr,v IwIgr00r11 urge on PM mh www ,nwp•srpn rye' IRON0 NOT 07HEN5 Pluto { Darn twnWR OM- CAP ITS TN RI IMG 4 CV de, Jf Gl 4-dpbe, applrifan Mvdt pa.,rsnt+c'r DO NOT IT IS dints. (916 :one Diose hat- 3555 il,kck4prn Ra R RmMM 4pkdde' ac la,d•d, WP. tlr,w ar IwvY to Al acoraM Avwl.blt Immr- prbKp. m purr �h'Kef^"'m SUGGESTED THAIyw our gooa cor~ 113000 L9 -W2 mrhY x071 110N 05432- smowdq M75 ArerlMle Dar4"9 Bawnm", wE$TNE1lMw.2. rebebN no5K55-4136 tw•m food Sy+wm. aaM. «MUM 712500 905-U2- "� � "1pAQ1 nG9 � row 1905NM-0512 19051 571a275 • 1 �"'ck tFeESTICATE T11pR000N- ,ryR. Imp yaLL ra ito Yew /IWAM Sd,un M newer blow wRrr" me PWM included Mw Doublelag r l CBI1RAl OMew. Large t 2 , FgsPt E-800840-6^5 �" 1EFON! ftmmL LS'Y ANT non-sm'obp anMOrNKaM. erne imp whin iewpp harp,-- yew{- IM pIC SAEMI 5L4 wn. 8 3 sMroom aanmann Nark Su le C1lAR WATER AREA ; one not pwM 4a,tlr3 sal ,� cl. MA,anl �. F ealaW m fymMe W. al serviu blue 43 ep,n< '3 COOkm f10WdM,M ;23-1:9G avalu«e m rellmadwarHo srwi s+n .. or.Tal ar •pdm wwwovM bout CONIIIAC,S. 'o" boom. oars 90503- ApicerNid S (3225 n tar- rocora. 32 OOOkm. Pard waded. unn,ng Duras ea. 5 tyq Dose to as apron BOO o".ay ,a,^ a..Ago. 1247 S27 $DO Must me' Ask. cadent $13950 Ca - • .:au 905723-0977 ANA I {v W iSJD down 'tlw FY m ib to w•r YVbs wprq.Per e9ed Oil 190511iF6679 CRAFlEp WANTEI a "Tae 'p 0025' 2-e•mmM (575 1 .:,'ora • 6 nights hits « hM WIILMM pINaA 11i Er Gift {Gan SMwIPst' oat (27.500 905-5791"1 Jars 90S -MS -B%; alMwa ins.5'9.3-ee •62 1P1 ___. amra0 ee'Oac mailer a NMMG ROOF Suitt. Mit• M n int Court" Fla Mar- 9edroom $SSC nkillas It*- 4981s or, reduced mo CLEARw{TEA. : 3 badrpom ��-^nP I - � 40htlhsS pWe $101x1 14di0om SW, 4. 1 tin 4w vow �e OMbmebq- E 1 Train 1K,�lrstt A U9, ntewra rat From $750,n,oMn of n- IWM1 turn:sn<o molxw (far- �1GCES "wa tel uo 2 Ilit (ppWgS I« SC1t001 apt want Corr,pley MOD CM ov Show { SMC a d dna ayillhk dufM I COnit ply 111,-,", I« any P. Wows' 627-23M rqy b rte pu0kc You a hid �mmgaeA 901579-0191 from f27 500 prow tA, patn,IW tubs rats befclrs Dox vies 'm 4 a9% AP sc AIM w yopeningmai w ale urn w be mat CA 905ONE ted 9oLEN De.,,.e takes Ogees gaCaN PN coapt l oraclan, ole n sctbokr Dwa' a•eps. Sall. P011 (RLE IEyM Ili, ad- tndW stove. twruce. Pwaft Ken Corks C applications accepted Gem - In to,k,rr/ ehrwlalMrM Poke Aestable one whed aur. p6f021 downs. Toilet appered add�a-roped. EAST OSIINwA Avadaok �905�j8.91,4 ren wdCpme P,fatos silo n In mollify Mo 668 clack ate nNrerws avy- «Thea rnmmu* ane hal tb FOX -Mr GAOMS avy-swfp 4 ort ror,diaon Cat lav ,st upped noon aBun- You rgnwy 190516815503 ' -6(05 e 3aww, «m Garage 3 bedroom aux. house lot ret. 3-bed- nw uparl 1pufa Call SlMrry /MeClh. 19051623-N72 ,say ,W yyyp. pPp,Py}0,gpY 901728-5715 with .4 ow to nuW tlrJ, room "" 2iwrwM. don In PMUM N, FLOWA a20-M71WAW Appliances. Sat*krupt: 9gR nun. Geat stop. 1wh krrpM yae fE150 . Ntt toschools. TIM"t phi- Iwunui Isa del Sol -Ded umm Rpm. 15 yes es. Pace { Service 2r tddga p CWS Mmmmodged rObe it: no s�,w�ea 6. ban,00m. deckWAIeS 9017253252 smomr dy pas A,raypy room IWM1tmwppcd ylrpua COENG ONE aI os„ess figEeppe. sKNY1•tlaW" Moe. Nm riot repa Iraq- 1905) s763M7 If ou int*tndpt MIOIMIe OCFLLM bin pillow bJug I9 CxWv 6M-5297 NP«-lowmMirpooh- aa" stock, swI a ranPaymple. speed' pLoynolw hie Ms. beer bedOn $150. y, ala curt 52500 ,yponMwao0nn 11,edr0orrl bnalwt AT1NTIpM 6000 iENANTSk a,mOORne,nls boau,4Nnls. DOOkS. voea hard - SIMS, aakRbeedory WINO stxmwe wads t dtivel 61}792-018/. apt Fug Last rewretces rc- Top Value, TNS op ls F« ni lacus 6 535 US wart and more Great t« n'.nue ad seek. W -p prior hi-uni We rw $us wMwy 19051 63475', adaele. 63-•679 Swiss ITS& p WMMrs Lots Of pre- 1979 33 A., Layton Trader, ,loved No Das 549:dred saws you., Anracbve cosy 3•be0- stores. hea •rumen, Yard f2ra04p. dryer f,75rdp. Fr a•Re7 Aaftm Owned eseWh rsRaon. a0c Dan. Man LMn 91G -136.6M6 roan sOpw 1anOh Mr n RweAt Ferre saws can G«d afro fi D.n. r,ronp awalspk 14 vehicles t0 low Gore. aouDk 05 nMCNAJV�OOI. Imurr S01M spy �t'a'°,. C01A' F 19051 7257078 s2i ShRoa cMILMIIM cob=* Mo- aW,1p$2.500. 9055741365 1 o* bedroom ORROAN span- � pnn �1p9O9m6. s 19oswdrrr i+ou. tws. w 1. blare Boe. choose from. ,9n NDRnF LA.DGE w- pm. Waa9eD kw tuKa,M. Lt 1EIME ISN•oaM wry waN-to-wM w01dwm. Nice 150 Dry douhk beNN00m NRE for sok. AtM cent it.sD, 01Lw s�sia PREM*. 40'x10' slates 4 nR aprak emraoe, M per He Hn NANATTIAT, 1W Tecle- mwgy sm /fan MRpleM bila M6.3551. anew 40C IRR. Ommluk sNreain mo Call 1416) 925-1568 , � Can churn anbe ane . lastpe. pMn M. GR f55- F'�A rE npwaro. 32',10' eek tlwe. Pager. H76) 612-1157 errant re ""dMM � • w saes. tki a to uippMM. Tway I� 1YN P1MI1 our sae. 6292 sec Oro. $16.000 BOms Rdenrca IehtplOYwut, 1100 sp h.. fLo.ar Gat 90Sµ27-1011 Gold aw,d•On. beMrM i4Re. 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Iheap di gam 4pO-brm, bora. not-waM- $710 m Krtsire. OMawr 0028 COWMM 3-beiro«n bat - mm old $50O w 019. Cal Miler. awing, 59500 000. Cal 721-2232. Sow. tatwy room. 1-1/2 �l•� 1�ts•RaM 01-0237. ESB 1H x-Bw kw ft 0c sow. roan arAa, nen. 90563.9718 wars. 9aa9e. mm, ulna. PibMop, all ane RSM, ori SALE- EAO[ hal brags. don. bets, AL bee B ItM10M bath 011pwxLARGE 2 bedroom above $10oNmornh pit* area. IrA, e,RRM{•el Yabrir- „ WaOt 4xta $1.500. Set W aloes Oron,O way. sows { much Rlon TfM ON1CIwAN FwrROP Ya0. knlby. guild dde- Me. NouMM pmt w f62 N161407 91M wa ,raW, aalpa 5 aAaaR c ss A75WeprMl. Opts FweRe bilk a l&v. Putting. . tug kRllerr. I 1905 723 1673 or AFFECWands. 115 p Bea low pqr pats t6'k21' OA (3300010 hN 1263061.(905N34523� } MMS. Its pwrpt For t*• Iws, fISQ 2 tepp dike 1 try . 7M.. 3 do- PXkW Akbar Bae. 2 R• Caro N8 thooll eaaMa fn 76 pts.,Dm., SMr '�,• nor, s long. prnvab rttartaKMe Wim . nae one M arm Cal Cady tb1A 1 Co- earOtlPl B foam 54000. Cal 11.12 tits. Mt FeOwUMr Cit. 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Mad AasO Wilk, add oule, do- « $?9.000 (905) 987- more IMormmbn Call Phillip SOW pleas enhance. W lou- LARGE 3•bodroom sem,. 1.1- -sm 6 alallloal IEMMT P.. - S24A' l� 63-5399 gyp' frrirele Ontry' lyra sclrods { sluice. gaz to pnvaw tenrxn bedryad. inn. 16• 21 hours. 1-900- ARMaxasona. $165. Cal 901 al Wenlry NwyM. very $750 uollurve RMVW No bey. $670 dui aunts ArayF Sn,laW n a well drrynteltM yr1-3763 DAILY MORD 9154510. IrN1Iay ND cd W. fOr more MRSA Rif - 193. 4 rww BODMEN AREA -FULL 314 MSQ f. AMy to. �j7 �IOIIOO SO It apt J 19 Fntl Cal =Pk w4h bed mwtMy SCOPE 1.900677-T 70. (5.00 ttOrmawan CAN (905) 619- SLIDEOUT -COINS 36 food wed t -bedroom dam 5530 uIy rtes F"ura •ow FaDSIrL blotch NWFU • 1 1 wma, 69M aa. narNrt rutwp caldi- Tra'wWn, compklely Iw- urluave. Simcory6rk arm. weeidrys. 729 -%ii grapes MRt be s am � S news af. med; Opts• . { beeDe $10o i (Boom Ion. prW Iiltlm rah. for me rtMhM. tug Bannon, to sire Avautiet iMpdwey. Str wpT O$ OfIM91A Gmn. 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Call ENN NOT TN, Royce CLOCKS- N 1991 Boor Coo- WITS (,1000 69 Ami too. lER 1RlAER• Sleeps 0. able June! 666-1916 7781 08I - 3 barman none drive. $169.000 all 905- [GR.G. . wedia sin to to ell ranloed. Used also. blood. ,43kms $r 1 from tent, awning saw bra. CWfm IO al ammlha Ayy- 666-a,s9 1-900-451-4232 Y samld. �. 80 Pwscle 924. S -sped, n- sally Drakes. kitchen. Very ASA { Osawe• Small 1 � APL$. - sioa S a able I10 all to For more t.DeWM IYn y ;ole RgAAI aAGIE A 2 bedroom awl awlab a B10orane 1 baOlaan, M75 In«Illall«I Cal 19051 726OPEN M M. FnJSatrsun ly tpr10Nipn, (3,000 ,P� DrpDks WnOrM. Wel 14000 79 Ldrvene T Canditlm. $1150 OBO. Adults Ofdop murk Ira Meds. M Mockmd. I dd- 1 Now ane June 19 F« mon Plus Mdro Call Bill al 436 j1Cal (906162361W phi992PI" Cresw+n $3-65f-'0Vygyyyycpppa op. auto. 160kms $6500 mein mum4D4- Cal E.cel Prop- 19M for atMK 7361 LRlqRdEto GraillIPa.99�mm. �ecTI EPmMM Calla aria 90 I6 ink. PNrat 721-3120 WA11TE0 - XAROTOP ked eros 401•MBI. U MAMA- 2 bedroom base- view. N to Rn ). 4 bed - Mr IPtohO2 a rdese d iEIEP PIANO lawy 905.8fi5-0120 trader. 19$6 « newer. sWW ANO iw0 be0rown. ,(almY- puries up dr .• mend cepParbp R,nak9rp room. ] pati manor-0lIIAWA RELNNNM MAS- Gapsfrom $1999 43'1191 lap) 6B, hloa or sufen- AEAx nage 2 bedroom try O,g,arm f4207mmntn al horse• ed. $,91.900 PM AIxDM. SAGE Slualw Servtu Io Kula alas light $6 99 FOM To" 1ow 9Abu • room. u0 fifi6 awffwd Separate m- togaos IMS lbwarasive Cal aMr 4 p m 728- ane Rey F.We 725-1171 Sl W1905) 4W -96251I 30 anMia 60! Fatttybard tables 10, all. CIO trance. 1 appkaoa. app10, hesmy.papled 9wpPirp pa- X70 R gpppRfyMyy IIII9�POMU Mo Osla- t111T61 Ft4 EklCM- •Yrb 1400 tai WWWIY bouba. M plus905-120-6,13. NR, moarn kltclten / Pulp",. ear8-93In. mdomr ndng ami. 150 wMe Aswrp f95MmonmlY Nina bus Reasau0le Gaylyun ]DeOr m ounReMvaM u Ike. 2 a10 3 0 oldRLwT 10 OWN MPLMNCES. axes d lane I« Iluw„D, da- 1167 STARCRApT Aluminum Incbme Avakble Immo- 190517212612arorpm prtnraMObesabe0ram IownhOUSa 4 new IS M ton 9PEaALsaw ane reowWloned. tug M Nmol. I&M N a Oft ,4h.6n V apanmenl I osd WNhe, Agtaw appran. $28.000 yearly Pham rad ym theta i rftenN- Dap ]Shp ower.. (hornets 905.126.293 Bred OIIF IEOIIOOEtlad. latkied IyM ,torramyPaOdN's Abend. by GmKm0905.655.8519 power -Ino pout moAebk Airy 19paJwk tsl Frtsfatl PMp droom4 to Oua,iv $500 a• ekctnc90126}369 « I.8067M- LARGE stalls rvalaw a wit. traMr, sIu-Ou 6 acesao- mMln Illallai nut Man 905-8399658. coal GOOD CREDIT Soma M fft0I aelDpNes Awa- Borrie n Ndrtt yNM OaOow AJAI LARGE op bedroom and aT Tekplare 723-223 hero Ili Own ,o QuaMkd our llrtlt 0( p.e. MwNalwvm. nos $4900 hrm Gl Jam .omninaphilaSM phi. Los Wamem apa,meml Srpr chaser Excellent SMW. sal TLC $173hn0 $n 905 7 all Miran. 1 pc WM. al �Wn Gentleman CA«p a we cwdldE ncupm uM W ROM1 LAWN mowed. Orae &W$369 awe ltd Owe. fire safety L%CWA sell-Rlarnurned 2 cwiw ICE ' 3 bedroom. Wa1mr « GllOwell Baal a be mpolitA ! 10r OIONpedic mM- ra'SMF. 12 hp. 31 n tine Tud ROTTWfRLIS PGP$. beams AM FORD TEMPO. ve alb. CRUTUNM. Aluminum 15'. tPU" No dogs Sou d of bedroom apes Aval a 9DO dao to 401. Jew be Cm Cal a1 9057269414 Aleveorrd. Power. by Join OM1. 5 tor. ne4p$to, bay PAN, Mr'NM MMM. 4 dr 79.M0 1991 - 30Hp •tudenson. Orrin saaed Coding SEISM Low- ane 8M Gkn SI same wed al's akr Ilan Nq ren. mm dui OINcnlbe SM (416) speed, 4 yeas ane. $1.200 or hOp FM a wXh Mndw im, km Sm a beg nmsomft .�R�In tlaas. pwgkill* WvUft 1b Wk a TWO STORT. SKVOknell k bee oMr 134-6100 to IN AD I' A' Oa dfNr 111.2715 sm �a9O5)%5l -� � t� fill 19os) � w�niln�oCA 9dan Ui- �-m7 mm or oray'ss (9OS) Am 14W � Mme. 50 IN = 22� lewd of 0 $1,01 in Included Call 721/993 sm CAN 905725-9991 i- ,AGE 18-TNTE NEMS ADVErnsER, WEDNESDAY, AINj4IyL 2129.1199 �aI•elMr ®L�. ` 144,•18 • MawBI 4at•t1 •Mawr Ys► MRIN4 4A kftmded R9IIte1M4 to Cans s11D The GsFt4rM Sim at the Pklree•!➢ %0616 taSl 1 to check to art before our O Ncftl DPW" on May 1 St. We are a multi- rNaMW get store in 5 indoor malls MrougfwkR the Toronto area. We provide eN Your rates services without you being there. (many of our Retailers have full time Jobs). If you would like to profs from retailing crafts, arts or unique gilts. this is for you. THE GENERAL STORE" We ••N "W N. A ch wsmm Into betas flare. Cas 420.21722 or totes down to 4» Pickens Town dnwe (next to Sears) - aek for John Sellout �1 TendMs • 1 TavNlars In the estate of HILDA MAIN Pensioner. Deceased, Persons having claims as creditors against b estate of the above mentioned, late of the wn of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of rham who died at the said Town of Ajax on Itch 6. 1996. are required to file proof of Te with the undersigned on or before June . 1996. er that date the Public Guardian and Trus - will proceed to distribute the estate, hav- I regard only to the claims of which she m shall have had notice. "one having knowledge of a Will or next -of - of the above mentioned is also requested contact the undersigned. TED at Toronto on April 15, 1996 PUBLIC GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE, ESTATE TRUSTEE 595 BAY STREET, SUITE B00 TORONTO, ONTARID. M5G 2NI6 File: 8149 AND V0UR BABY Place a birth anraurlcemem in Our paper and receive a FREE "BABY'S HERE GIFT PAC" • <'nt x. $25 worth of name Products Your free coupon is redeemable at Sears, Oshawa Centre or Pickering Town Centre Inquire at: VIEWS A D V E R T I S E R 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax 1 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering ��r+ 683-0707 630 630 630 W, 807 Adult Educators Certificate Courses for Spring Aduk beaming sk" May 7 Curriculum Development slaru.lfay 13 Reg mer now For detailed information and your FREE ops' of the Courm Book call (905) 721-_k'1,: Vim us on the web at awe durharm on Lo 660not8You fordo St" Vito \nit Y4KIII INA.. W Alrmiwn 'Use nall tym of r , vis, nn. And did. 'A"kmh,pa- ansGe sl 10% DtcaNa t._* fully sk- irarmrra •�t JI 4mdrew r vDSu J2a-6764 1 as'n'np is obDw.NTo "GUARANTEED" PAINTING i PLASTERING ,, jinn wean ''v M,• aoMasd' Call 3"9 It PM" AJAX Moving systems Full services, movies, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. 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The 'A' rep hockey team ended the sea- Pickering a 3-0 lead after one peri- Boucher and McCallum were rock effort on defence throughout the trainers are Mark Hobson and Peter son on a high note by winning the od. Cruse and Waters closed out the solid to pest their third consecutive tournev. Rotolo. recent Pickering Tournament, edg- ing the Aurora Tigers 7-6 in over- time in the championship game. Kyle Cope was the hero for the Pickering atoms, picking off an Aurora pass, then firing a low, hard shot which found the mark to give QN�G y Pickering the �y victory and ¢ the title at its id g own tourna- ment. The visi- tors opened the scoring in the final late in the first period, but Panther Ryan Morissette replied, assisted by Bryan Cruse and Chris Rotolo to tic the game I - I after one period. In the second. Aurora scored again but a quick reply by Cruse. from Rotolo, knotted the score at 2-2. Aurora took the lead again but Justin Papizewski scored from Trevor Walsh. The Tigers scored twice to go up 5-3 before Brian Austin scored from Garret and David Kerr to close the gap to one after the mid- dle frame. Aurora again widened the gap early in the third but Morissette scored a shorthanded goal with just under six minutes to play to draw to within 6-5. Austin, from Kerr and KN Ie Cope, knotted the score with just more than two minutes left in regulation time to force overtime. The atom Panthers clawed the Scarborough Cougars 9-0 in the opener. The tempo was set on the first goal, scored by Trevor Walsh. Pickering built a 5.0 first -period lead on goals by Rotolo. Monssette, Copc and Matt Gallagher. In the second and third frames. the Panthers got markers from Callum Woods. Rotolo. Monssette and Kerr Assisting were Scott Waters, Crux and Austin with two each. Papizewski, Kevin Hucaluk. Kerr. Monssette, Cope, Gallagher and Nick Hobson with singles. Against the Ajax Knights, the Panthers continued the onslaught in a 5-0 win. Rotolo, Monssette, Cope, Waters and Walsh scored with assists from Cruse with two. Morissette, Rotolo, Woods, Hobson, Walsh and Papizewski with one apiece. Pickering goalies Matt McCallum and Ryan Boucher were solid between the pipes and were assisted by strong defensive play. The third game saw the Panthers tame the Aurora Tigers 5-0. Pickering opened the scoring early on a goal by Monssette, assisted by Pickering martial aY'i1SiS spar for Ontario PICKERING — Seven junior members of a Pickering martial arts club will represent the province at the national meet in Quebec next month after a selection meet last weekend. Students from the Colin James School of The Kwon -Do travelled to Sarnia to compete in the Junior Ontario Team Trials. Michelle Wiltshire, Richard Wiltshire, John Madden, Chris Madden and Shannon Baldsing earned gold medals in their respec- tive divisions. Lisa Madden finished with a silver medal and Alan Britton won bronze. All the club's medal winners will compete in the Junior Canadian Team Trials in Lavalle, Quebec May 16 and 17. And. Colin James club members Jerome Cabanatan, a two-time Canadian junior champion, Sam Felicicn, Ali Ghafour and Rossanne Purnwasie will represent Ontario at the Canadian Team Trials for adults in Moncton, New Brunswick. Colin James has been selected as the Ontario team trainer for the junior and senior teams the past three years. Ge a q0oJ sport. 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