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PROVINCIAL DEFICIT LOWER THAN ANTICIPATED, BALANCED BUDGET TO COME IN YEAR 2000
t
yah
Dudw Stan
pointed to the creation of
250.000
Mr. Eves also announced the
"I am extremely happy," said
tection and enhancement to
t
The provincial
new private sector jobs
in Ontario
deficit, pegged at $5.2 billion
Durham Centre MPP Jim Fla-
improve the Province's fish and
'
government
between February
this fiscal year, is being reduced
herty after the budget speech.
wildlife management.
,is continuing its war on taxes.
In his third budget, finance
1997 and February 1998, the
largest
much faster than originally
"1'm just thrilled. It's actually
Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette
"I think it may be dollars and
minister Ernie Eves
number of jobs created
in
planned by the Conservative
an historic moment in terms of
said he's pleased with that
meets the board's request for an
announced
Tuesday the is
a year in Ontario's history.
government.
protection of the marsh"
announcement, adding he was
ON
government
Proposing 36 more tax reduc-
Included in the tax cuts are
the acceleration of personal
He also announced a $20
million natural arca protection
He said the government's
commitment to protecting the
"solely responsible" for the
commitment.
signitruW number of teachers'
tions for Ontario residents and
businesses, on top of 30 already
income tax reductions and
Employer
initiative whi fi k ill help pur-
marsh follows David Crombie's
He said the idea came from a
Pat may. Durham District
put into place in the past two
Health Tat exemp-
tions and the rcducuon of the
chase natural heritage sites and
cm ironmentalk cn,in\e lands
recommendations about the
marsh released earlier this \ear.
programme he began locally
with Durham Regional Police
ERNIE
yam.
Tax cuts, he said, are the best
small businesss:;
income tax rate b\ . n per ..
r•!i it' parks
uded in
AI in the huJ,,:t t.. the
n t ,. .
before he became an MPP.
EVES
Finance minister says job alts
job creation programmes. He
over the next eight \ can
erncy
Provincial Nuclear Emge
See BUDGET/Page 2 are
best job creation programme
Upgrades
Plan (PNEP), which to still anDurham
interim document, mates public
building
Up to 144
Durham
in store
around
Town hall
PICKERING — Trips to
the Pickering Town Centre, the
Pickering Central Library and
the Pickering Civic Complex
should soon become a more
esthaically-pleasing experi-
ence.
Town Council's executive
committee has approved a sec-
ond phase of improvements to
the Pickering Town Centre.
wbk-h will provide a facelift to
the mail frontage on Gleaanna
Road and the streascape there.
The section of Glenanna to
be improved, and the mall park-
ing lot and bus loop beside it.
prrcady dominate the existing
street entrance to the civic com-
plex and library.
The first phase of mall
improvements included the
expanawn of the Famoues Play-
ers movie theatre complex. and
the additions of arts- -ant and
COW commercial space.
Work is expected to start
-all ost immediately on the see -
'cad phase, which will involve
the conrvenwe of the bus loop
out the mall lot to addiuonal
parking: improvements to the
pedestrian approaches to the
mall and to the Gleason Road
boulevard: and the establish -
;New of a bus lay-by area along
the west side of Glenanrw
Road.
Enhancements to the sides
of Gknanna Road will include
pedestrian lighting, decorative
sidewalks. benches and land-
scaping-
"Enhancements within the
rond allowance will be at no
root to the Town and will serve
to implement development as
^Ruet out in the Council -approved
icbwift Downtown Core
1.
Guidelines." not -
w
'[barn staff in a report pre -
MD eoue cillots.
1.7bm is also provision for
so to coatribefe up to
award the roost of a
pnhiic art piece
, k baited at the mordtxueest
of Glahaana Road and
>oM tfafa- eatrahce to
adectio• of die piece
*a tole joint approval
bo Torn and the man.
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is to
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He's all ears
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Jeremiah McNama-Kealey was given a hand -- lit-
The team was taking part in a talent show and
eraly -- from fellow comediarts during a Wor-
compebtion. Here, members of SMIT perform a
mance of the St. Mary Improv Team (SMIT) at St.
series of sketches based on suggestions from the
Mary's Cana k Secondary School in Pickering.
audience.
Pickering, Durham rap changes
high school teachers
may face layoffs
BUT BILL 160 TERMS MIGHT MEAN
%S MORE ELEMENTARY TEACH[ --RS
By Sawn 021wi
disaster alerting
Stitt reposer
zone
Close to 150 high school
than 100 layoffs.
teachers in Durham could be laid
,If this spnng as a result of
reduced preparation time dictated
in Bill 160 and the Province's
'
funding formula, reports a public
board official.
ision diman
gh school teachers
In unveiling the Durham Dis-
trict School Board's draft budget
teachers.
Monday. Ron Trbovich, supenn-
Stan reporter
tasdent of business. told trustees
"I think it may be dollars and
the Education Quality Improve -
eight penods.
norm Act and the new furling
I
model win "eliminate a signify
meets the board's request for an
rain wL I Of IB@dM%s' at dee
Region are prolesung Provincial
secondary levet here.
sc:' says Court. Brenna.
While Mr. Tirtwvich said the
ON
bowl ekusn't want to lay off any-
IRDOVICH
one. he noted high school teach-
FtalQflg model will •eliminate a
ens will be roquirat to prsbuce
signitruW number of teachers'
seven out of eight classes a day
-
due to cuts in preparations tune, so
teaching jobs won't be lost.
the board will require approxi-
Pat may. Durham District
mately IOD fewer teachers.
president of the Ontario Sec -
He also pointed out the
ordary School Teachers' Federa-
bond's fiiridirig for high school
tion. says she's "voubkd' by the
teachers is based on an average
fact the Province estimased a
student case load of 72 credits.
$14 -million fading increase to
However in Durham, Mr.
Durham's public board but the
Trbovich said, pupils take an
board is now looking at morn
to nuclear
disaster alerting
zone
average of 7.53 credits. So, the
s
than 100 layoffs.
� s
an additional reduction of 44
ision diman
gh school teachers
fl��l�f%
mast be drawn up.
teachers.
will have to instruct seven of
Stan reporter
"I think it may be dollars and
He reponod if the Province
eight penods.
Both Pickering and Durham
I
cents driving this, ratter than log-
meets the board's request for an
Ms. Jermey says she's espe-
Region are prolesung Provincial
i
sc:' says Court. Brenna.
additional $2.8 million to allow
cially concerned that the loss of
emergency plan changes reduc-
Under current provincial
students to continue taking a full
100 teachers could hurt extractr-
ing the zone for immediately
i
emergency plans, citizens in the
course bad in Durham, the 44
See D pi 4
alerting the public of a nuclear
s� emergency dim talo-
I
primary zone are to be alerted by
.'sand sigmas' in events a
Drywal
lWE V
hits
mares from 10 around the Pick-
u the
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nof
ew
nuclear emergency. The new
y.
strike
ering and Darlington power
erncy
Provincial Nuclear Emge
plaits.
By alerting the population
''
Plan (PNEP), which to still anDurham
interim document, mates public
building
sites
what you want people to do is
r
alerting is required for only a
tune in to radio and TV stations to
I
three -km zone around nuclear
New home construction
its muscle and is persuading a
get information," says Ivan Ciu-
-
b
stations, and drat the alerting s s-
across �m is being held up
strongly suggesting the dry -
cwn diroctoroferrhageny mea
"Ilse
tan netist provide a warning
by a dryw4ay, strike whisk
wallas do not ," says
sums for the Region. feeling
practically 100 per cent of people
stated acceding o
eshe
Macinnis,wor
president of
is the three kilometres isn't suff9-
within die zone within 15 mitt-
Durham Region Home Builders
Region
City Homes, expects miertnbas of
y Hr. nm expects
cient. You want to alert more of
utes. The nature of the syslerrh
Association president Jamie
other trade thri'T o off the
die population. You want to get
That informuion out so there's no
,'qli hasn't yes been daermine& The
'May be doWs tend Wft alerting method ttsod under dee
M --her .
��
si
job well. actors wo a
panic"
driving ft. fXdW Ulan logic
old plan involved a canptftn d
have been picket Gam
ser tion silex tit Whim
rs
majority of fie contractors won't
con
aeon dee lira. Nobody's
Durham Council will be asked,
telephone call-up system that
s Mr.
Region ' says Mc ,
in having lot of thou
in ha
today to approve a resolution
akning issues
encotmlered many problems dor-
aag the par to b
appear to
ble." Tileede
The D president
caning on the Province to main-
A similar resolution is expect-
ins emergency exercises.
evarlwo es
rotating their work stoppages
ro
ome bHRA ynkee m
oro home buyers keep in
taro the 141st emergency alert-
ed to be pix bullate Pickering
Under the PNEP, aloe citizens
between locxofth.
touch with their sales or
Koch with
ing zone, to include a mere
Council May 19.
are alerted to an emergency. they
Merabers of the United Broth-
builders a fad out than �L
detailed standard for public nal-
Ward I Regional Councillor
are supposed to turn o radio and
o of Cl
data will be delayed. Builders
y
fication and direction in the erner-
Maurice Brenner, cosponsor of
TV stations for 'aotifrcatiod or
Local nein jobs
675 ler than jobs
Acoustic left
tie ria directly involved the
®arcy plan, and to sock Regional
the resolution, suggests the
information on what they should
voper i
atter voting 96 per ottx in favor
t
tiegatiatiorts, which are between
and community input on the
reduction in the notification zone
do.
• of a strike. Their previous con-
the union and the drywall coo-
would be "counter-productive",
"While a more specific stab-
tract expo April 30•
tractors' association.
particularly at a time when there
dard for public alerting is wel-
According to Mr. Macl anis,
" AY hope they understand our
NW TO REMO U3
is so much public concern► about
dee Pickering station. He says it's
carted:' states Mr. Ciuciura in a
report o the Region's finance and
most Durham drywallers working
position as butildd ers athey
gal�lralf ..........683-5110
OWN NOf es
logecal'o have a 10 -km notifi-
administration conrumtta, "the
west of Whitby are members of
die union, whille most toilingtoilling in
understand the consumers' posi-
tion and they resolve this fairly
.....683-3005
AnUm We .......683-7545
man zone, when dot is also the
size of the 'primary zone' in
limit to three kilometres neither
mats the practical reality of Pre-
Whitby and points east aren't, but
both �1� appear o be partici
quickly'
Union officials did rid tennh
liar! ...1-800.662-6423
nuclear planning for
e�'Be�7r P 8
paredness nor satisfies public
pig in the strike.
the News Advertiser's calls
Vol. 33, N0.18
which detailed emergency plans
See NUCLEMftge 5
"lite union is basically flexing
before press time 7iiesday.
3
W NEWS
�$�ug� � Y -Budget brings good news
Highlights
The 1998 Orltano budget intro-
ltsoe 'Tuesday by Finance Minister
Ernie Eves contains 36 tax cuts and
new spending in health care, educa
lion, lob training and child care pro-
gamrnnes. Here are the highlights:
✓ The final phase of the personal
provincial income tax cut to 30 per
Gent total by July 1, 1998;
✓ The exemption from the
Employer Health Tax on the first
0400,000 on payroll is bumped from
;len. 1. 1999 to this July:
✓ Halling the small business cor-
porate income tax rate to 4.75 per
,tent by 2006 from the current rate of
9.5 per cent. with .5 per cent cut this
year;
✓ An accelerated tax incentive to
encourage businesses to provide
access, jobs for disabled;
✓ A new $9 -billion student assis-
tance programme that will combine j
the federal govemnnents Millennium
Fund of $1.2 billion in scholarships in
Ontario with federal and Ontario
spending on student bans;
✓ $150 million over three years to
enable twice as many students to
W#DN in computer -science and high -
demand engineering programmes;.
✓ $10 million for child care assis-
tance of welfare recipients in the
Ontario Works programme:
✓ Expansion of the Ontario Tax
Reduction programme to another
360,000 modest -income taxpayers;
✓ $100 million for child care sup-
plement for modest- and middle-
incorne working families for up to
$1.020 per year per child under seven
years. with $200 million next year:
✓ 30 -percent workplace chid
core tax deduction for businesses to
create or expand on-site cNd care or
contribute to childcare facftes:
✓ Land transfer tax refund for
first-time buyers of new homes
extended for a year;
✓ S820 nilbon to upgrade
Ontano's frghways.
MORE THAN $300 MILLION EARMARKED FOR EDUCATION PROGRAM
doubling
-- - --
1
from 9.5 per cent, the highest in
lowest
committee, said he was pleased the cadet training progTa m
lights and me,
funding for textbooks was doubled of fines for running red
90DGET/Frortt page
_
Canada. to 4.75 per cent, the
in Canada. he said. The rate will be
orce e
from the committee's recommenda- multi he Province will also Worakdwith
Mr. Eves said the final installrnem
cut to nine per cent immediately.
Other tax relief measures include
tion. said
Mr. Eves also said $150 million municipalities ond community f new
"hundreds of new
in the 30 -per -cent income tax cut will
conic into play July I this year, six
an eight-year plan to reduce commer-
will be put into new community safe- ung to help provide
initiatives, including a new OPP front-line" police officers.
months ahead of schedule. That will
cial and industrial education tax rates
ty
reduce the Ontario personal income
in municipalities where the tax rates
tax rate to 40.5 per cent of the basic
federal tax.
is imple-
are chow the provincial average.
Eves announced that top of
recentent announcements of funding for
ARNTSLOAM SUPPLY
LTD4
"When this final stage
hospital emergency departments and
mented. more than 90 per cent of
Ontario taxpavers will see a cut in
beds and community care for seniors,
_
Ontario income tax of at least 30 per
the government is adding another $5
'
cent:' vi r. Eves said.
million for community-based nursing
a nursing services task force
Most of the tax reduction goes to
middle-income earners, people mak-
care,
and $300 million for medical equip-
_
ing between $25,000 and $75,000, he
ment renewal.
The government will also provide
said.
A couple with two children and a
another $170 million for children's
net family income of $60.000 will
income
aid societies to increase the number
of child protection staff, provide bet-
.. -
pay $1.210 less in Ontario
tax this year. Combined with savings
ter training and revitalize foster care.
from the previous cuts, the total tax
will be $3.550. Mr. Eves
the minister said.
In education, the Province will
savings
x:
said
invest $130 million in Internet net-
_
-
T.he Employer Health Tax excmp-
the first $400.000 of payroll.
working for schools. $100 million for
textbooks and other learning material
_
tion on
announced in the 1996 budget. was to
freeing 88
for elementary schools, $69 million
in one-time funding to help school
take effect Jan. 1. 1999.
per cent of private companies from
boards adjust to the new fair funding
paying the "job -killing" payroll tax,
formula and $12 million for updating
laboratories, adding math and science
•
Mr. Eves said. Now the government
is moving it up to July 1. 1998, he
tutors and expanding standardized
said
Over the next eight years. the
testing.
Durham East MPP John O'Toole,
Interlocking Stone
(Hest %wicctk•n)
small business tax rate will be cut
a member of the provincial education
Retaining Walls-
allsTraining
Trainingand nutrition workshop topic
one ul Canada s top tnathietes
fitness
ti01 Bruck St. S.. Whitby.
Bently represented Canada at the
M ■' ,
e
will speak at a health and
workshop on Tuesday. May 12.
1995 Pan -Am Games, was fourth at
�a i
4 4 4 f '
Lisa Bently will speak on nutri-
nationals in triathlon this year, won a
in Japan and finished
.• :
tion for sports training at the work-
shop hosted by certified fitness
competition
ninth in the Hawaiian Ironman con-
2km N. of 401 on Brook Fed. I •
—
instructor Carole Stens.
It's being held at 7:30 p.m. at the
test.
For more information, call Seen,
2490 Brock Rd. N.. Pickering
(WS) 683-0887
Whitby Scniors' Activity Centre,
at 427-8042.
(416) 964-4332
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4chool bus struck, children
-safe following Claremont crash
*AV MhVft Regional Police Claremont Public
Special to the news say the school School and was
;ahleffiser bus was south- full of students
PICKERING bound on Old from senior
--A York Region Brock Road in kindergarten to
man is charged C l a r e m o n t Grade 8.
after a cement around 8:55 a.m. "All the stu-
truck slammed when it was rear- dents were fine.
into a school bus ended as it There were only
in Claremont stopped to pick minor injuries
yesterday morn- up children. that were suf-
ing, leaving two The bus, fered," principal
dozen youngsters owned by Stock Heather Stuart
shaken but none Transportation said following
seriously injured. Ltd. of Ajax, was the accident.
D u r h a m on its way to She added
Workshop for parents to focus
on Attention Deficit Disorder
PICKERING — Valley thinks they might be dealing
Farm Public School is host- with an ADD child, says
ing an information session organizer Lee Harvey.
for teachers and parents deal- Ms. Harvey reports stu-
ing with children diagnosed dents with ADD make up
with attention deficit disor- approximately three per cent
der (ADD) on Wednesday, of the overall school popula-
May 13. tion. Valley Farm Public
The workshop, which School is at 1615 Pepper -
runs from 7 to 9:30 p.m., is wood Gate. For more infor-
open to any parent who mation call 428-6337.
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of the Cardiology Deportment at the
Hospitol for Sick Children.
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PAGE 4 - TMC NEM ADVEWrISER VALDNESDAY, MAY ti. lata
It's offmicuial....
DURHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD'S FUNDING HIKE `OVERSTATED'
lir fihsar f 7AWN
Staff reporter
Durham's public school board
won't receive the $14 -million fund-
ing increase initially estimated by the
Province and is facing a shortfall in
several areas, reports a board official.
Ron Trbovich, superintendent of
business for the Durham District
School Board, unveiled the draft bud-
get Monday, telling trustees the
Province's estimate was "overstated"
and that it will be some time before
the actual increase is known.
While Mr Trbovich says the board
is one of the first in the province to
unveil its draft budget. he notes there
are a lot of holes in the spending
blueprint.
The budget is not balanced. with
expenditures exceeding revenues by
approximately $4.1 million.
"We're missing a significant
amount of information;' he says,
explaining funding for special educa-
tion programmes, for new pupil
places and for staffing has not yet
been confirmed.
Mr. Trbovich notes the Province's
estimate for the board's special edu-
cation grant is $32.5 million, while
the board spends close to S40 million
on the programme each year.
He says the grant amount is based
on the number of students in the pro-
gramme and adds if the Province fails
to increase funding, theboard will
use reserve funds to continue offering
instruction to its special -needs stu-
dents.
The budget also reflects a shoritalI
of S2.S million needed to fund teach
Board gets
tough on
busing of
ineligible
k_
students
AV stall D.NW11
stat •Pc��>r
The Durham
District School
Board is conduct-
ing an audit to
determine stu-
dents' eligibility
r:r huwsnp in an
attempt to cute
transportation
costs this fall.
Transporta-
tion manager
Lynda Smith
reports the board
is cracking down
on studenta who
arc being bused
to and from
school but aren't
eligible for the
service.
Ms. Smith
says the recent
implementation,
of computer soft-
ware designed to
maximize busing
efficiency has
allowed the
board to identify
a number of stu-
dents who are
ineligible for
transportation.
-We're trying
to give parents
some prior warn-
ing that they may
be getting a letter
within the next
few weeks (indi-
cating their child
won't be bused in
September):' Ms.
Smith says. The
(ward is 'trying
to transport only
those children
who are eligible
under the current
transportation
policy.-
Ms.
olicy -Ms. Smith
says some of the
students who are
abusing the sys-
tem are being
bused to a school
that is not their
home school and
still others are
special education
students attend-
ing special class-
es at out -of -ares
schools when the
same classes are
available at their
neighbourhood
school.
"Students who
access school bus
transportation
and are not eligi-
ble take valuable
dollars away
from the class-
room:' states a
board news
release.
ing positions for secondary teachers
so students can maintain the current
course load and complete their diplo-
mas in four years.
Mr. Trbovich also notes the new
pupil accommodation grant is yet to
be confirmed by the Ministry of Edu-
cation and Training and the board
will not receive a grant for new
schools if it doesn't dispose of sur-
plus space prior to September.
"If we do not achieve the dead-
lines we will not receive new pupil
grants for the foreseeable future;" he
says. "When we talk about closing
schoc:ls or consolidating space, it
means improving (use of) existing
space.
Mr. Trbovich reports the board is
seeking public input on the budget
during three consultation sessions
over the next two weeks.
The first session will be held Sat-
urday, May 9 from 9 a.m. to noon at
board headquarters, 400 Taunton Rd.
E., Whitby.
The second session is set for Mon-
day, May I 1 from 7 to W p.m. at the
same location.
The third will be held Thursday.
May 14 from 7 to 10 p.m. at Brock
High School.
The board is required to pass the
budget before June 15.
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Durham teachers face job cuts
OINglM&W PW ,
pets were to receive the staffing nrm-
hers for the coming year yeskulay and
1icular activities such as sports teams
teachers could be declared tawpka as
and school bands because the remain-
early as next week.
ing instructors won't be able to dedi-
'Ibis is the worst-case scenario:'
Me as much time to after-school actio-
Mr. Trbovich said. "We don't want to
ities. "Teachers really value that experi-
lay anyone off" At the elementary lev-
ence, but this course of action is going
el, Mr. Trbovich reported, the
to preclude our students from having
Province's mandated class sizes will
those options;' she says.
force the board to hire an additional 75
Ms. lermey reports school princi-
teachers.
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.� Nuclear alert zone
reduction irks Pickering
NUCLEAR/From page 1
confidence- He notes Regional staff
have found no basis in any reports for
limiting the alerting tone to three kilo-
metres. and that in the U.S., public alert-
ing systems cover the entire primary
zone.
"While the threat may be more
immediate for those living in the three-
kilomcontiguous etre contigus zeme, it is vital that
the public in the remainder of the prima-
ry zone also be given the same early
warning so that they can be given appro-
priate direction. A priority evacuation of
the contiguous zone, for example, could
not be successfully executed without
alerting. and then providing public direc-
tion via the media. to the remainder of
the population of the primary Zoete:
The alerting issue was raised with
provincial emergenLy staff last Novem-
ber. according to Mr. Ciuciura. and they
responded that the Province is not pre-
parod to extend tlx: three -km require-
ment.
Region CEO Garry Cubitt has also
written to the Province on behalf of
municipal staff across Durham recom-
mending the standard be changed, but no
response has yet been received from
Queen's Park.
According to Elaine Simpson, com-
munications officer with the Ministry of
the Solicitor General which oversees
nuclear planning, there has been no actu-
al reduction in the alerting zone because
under the old plan there was "tri real dis-
cussion" of time -specific alerting
requirements.
"It was just everyone in the 10 -kilo-
metric zone would be ratified at the same
time. says Ms. Simpson. Stricter alert-
ing requirements have now been speci-
ficd for the three -km zone, she explains.
because th c entire emergency plan is
now designed to Ileal with a larger disas-
ter that could see an early release of radi-
ation from a nuclear plant, not a con-
trolled release days after an accident. as
provided for in the previous plan. As a
result, she says, there is **an enhanced
keel of preptaratioxt" for the three -km
Zone.
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EDITORIAL
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Let
the good
times roll
The Ontario economy is growing at a light-
ning -quick pace — a whopping 4.7 per cent in
1997, pegged at four per cent for 1998 and at
least three per cent for 1999, so what does Ernie
Eves do:'
The Ontario finance minister has promised
even more tax relief to go with the promised 30 -
per cent provincial income tax cut delivered by
the Tories since their election in 1995.
The final installment on that tax cut has been
moved up to July 1 of this year from Jan. 1, 1999,
by the way.
The method for this gladness (for taxpayers, at
least) comes from drastic reductions to the wel-
fare rolls. What comes off the social assistance
list finds its way onto payrolls as unemployment
has dropped from over 9 per cent in early 1996 to
only 7.4 per cent in March of this year.
That means hundreds of thousands of new jobs
and a massive amount of tax revenue in the form
of increased spending and provincial income tax.
The government and taxpayers win coming and
going.
Other tax cuts have come fast and furious in
this budget.
Small businesses, some 90,000 of them in
Ontario which are the best creators of job growth,
are in line to get dramatic tax cuts, which will
drop the current rate from 9.5 per cent of rev-
enues to just 4.75 per cent by 2006.
There are a basketful of cuts for corporations
as well and some assistance for those who are
facing property tax hikes due to assessment
changes.
Economic growth has been so good. in fact. the
Ontario deficit will be eliminated on schedule, in
2000, in spite of the impressive list of tax cuts.
That will allow the Province the opportunity to
whittle away the 3108 -billion debt, built up over
the past two decades.
Tuesday's budget, the third full-blown one for
this government, played hard on Mike Harris's
themes and set the stage for the final year or two
before an election call.
Having made the major changes in their man-
date over the past three years, the Tories now
want to carefully manage what they've wrought
and mend fences and make peace with voters
who've jumped ship over the past two years.
To that end, Mr. Eves introduced a brand new
programme which will funnel some $7.8 billion
into the hands of needy post -secondary students
over the next eight years.
In combination with the federal government's
$2.5 -billion Millennium Scholarship Fund of
which Ontario students are expected to receive
$1.2 billion, Ontario's post -secondary students
will be well -served in the first decade of the next
century. At least the funding by both levels of
government will act as a hedge against rising
tuition rates.
Not all the good news is attributable to govern-
ment polices over the past three years, of course.
It doesn't hurt at all that inflation has been minis-
cule, interest rates have dropped like a rock and
there has been an economic boom throughout
;North America.
But the Tories have reacied properly to the con-
ditions they've faced. Tax cuts have stood the
(province in good stead.
TO respond to this editorial tall
' Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112
WE AsIcED
THE QUESTION IS: WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S DECISION TO ONLY
COMPENSATE SOME PEOPLE WHO CONTRACTED
HEPATITIS C FROM TAINTED BLOOD?
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A N Y E R T 1 B F R ltiNlil"- Tim WhlittkK
Apnl 22 News Advertiser.
LETTERS
"One
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Are nuclear
Ws>o�Advertiser o d
Liberal MP
ported the Sth Annual
Frenchman's Bay Spring
ems
DNA members are not part of
plants worth
0 worded s Each letter must be
McTeague
The Toronto Region
signed with a first and last name or
problem.
the risk?
two initials and a last name. Please
inidude a number for
'heartless'
vided a variety of activities of
phone velli-
noa, as blind as those who will
interest to all ages and abih-
coon. The editor reserves the
not see.
To the editor:
right to edit Copy for style. length
These people regardless of their
I am writing in response to a
"'d rs acontre opinions expressed in
are those the water and
i n hepatitis
letter written by Raymond
Metcalf of Pickering w the
ntt n
not o
prase Of the News
and efforts to warn the public of
lots of litter to pick up. At
Advertiser.
Advertiser
the dangers of nuclear power,
Apnl 22 News Advertiser.
"One
Mr. Mcrcalf questions the
Y
motives of Durham Nuclear
Awareness and suggests that if
ported the Sth Annual
Frenchman's Bay Spring
To the editor:
DNA members are not part of
Clean -Up Day April 25.
No matter how you slice it,
the solution, they arc part of the
The Toronto Region
the vote on the motion to
problem.
Conservation Authority pro -Well,
extend compensation to "all
Mr. Mcrcalf titer: are
vided a variety of activities of
victims" infected with hepati-
noa, as blind as those who will
interest to all ages and abih-
tis C from tainted blood was a
not see.
ties. There were bird houses to
moral/ethical issue, and it
These people regardless of their
put together, tern rafts to
sickens me to see how the
numbers arc devoting their time
weave. 700 shrubs to plant and
Liberals stuck together in
and efforts to warn the public of
lots of litter to pick up. At
turning a blind eye to those
the dangers of nuclear power,
Kinsmen Park alone we filled
who arc suffering.
especially the power generated
20 large, garbage bags with lit-
In particular, we have our
by Candu nuclear reactors.
ter left in the park and on the
own maverick -cum -burro'
Mr. Metcalf should read the
sides of the road and marsh
Dan McTeague, who toed the
4lerature distributed regularly
arca. What kind of litter did we
party line by voting against
by DNA: it might open his
collect' Firstly, lots of m:men-
this motion.
eyes. Eighty per cent of
los from the geese, followed
I would have to think that
Pickering residents are con-
by disposable coffee cups and
Dan has thrown out all of the
cerned about the safety of the
soup bowls, sandwich and sub-
mirrors in his house, for how
nuclear plant and that goes for
marine bags, empty coffee tins,
could he look himself in the
Ajax also.
Over the last few years 13
pop cans. empty plastic gro-
eery bags• garbage bags par-
eye?
This heartless act of xlf-
nuclear plants have been per-
tially filled with weeds or
prot
protectionism is hardly what
hardly
manently shut down in the
grass or other garbage, tem-
is coed of an r
peyreesenta-
p
United States. Some are also
nants of cardboard boxes,
so the House of
Corive Commons.
being decommissioned in the
United Kingdom. No new
empty plastic jugs, logs, tires
and the list goes on.
And to think that Mr.
nuclear plants are being built.
Many oare f the items found a
a
McTeague himself took the
Yes, Mr. Metcalf there are
recyclable, but don't make it
time slam Mike Harris for
nwnerous viable alternatives to
into the system if they are just
his handling of the Dionne
nuclear power which will not
dropped by the user when
quintuplets. Shame!
le
poison the children of Toronto
done. Recycling bins in
Let remember that the
and surrounding areas and they
Kinsmen Park and other parks
victims who were left out will
are much cheaper. Hydro is $35
in the area would help decrease
receive federal and provincial
billion in debt and spending
this practice. Also, timely
extended programmes for
another $9 billion to attempt to
pick-up and disposal of the
drugs, treatments and disabili-
the Pickering A' station,
bring g '
garbage from the full garbage
ty benefits as a supposed com-
wltidn we do not treed, back on
bins would encourage people
pensation, which is already
the line.
to continue to use them-
available for anyone who is
If there is a major accident at
This year we encouraged
sick in this count
fnow.
the Pickering stations, Toronto
more community and neigh
Finally, as o
for Prime
me
and surrounding areas will be
bourhood groups to get
Minister Jean retien, I
uninhabitable. Is it worth the
involved by coming out to the
g� a trip to Cuba is needed
risk?
clean-up or organizing a clean-
once in a while to truly learn
up or planting in their own
how to run a democracy and
Leslie Devies,
neighbourhood. Community
abuse human rights.
-
Ajax
days like this are made possi-
My condolences to those
ble by many individuals, busi-
victims and their families who
Frenehman's
messes and groups working in
have been left out of this com-
tartnership. After the morning
pensation package.
Bay wash
clean-up, we served nine
dozen hot dogs and drinks to
As a community, we can
fight this arrogant, heartless
the volunteers. Once again,
band of Liberal sycophants,
huge success
thanks to everyone for making
this day a success•
insane true I. et r not forget and e
democracy in the
GILLIAN
VICTOR
OPINION
SHAPER
Ajax resident Gillian Victor is a part-
time legal assistant and full-time
Mom, who hopes mothers every-
where enjoy their annual day off.
Motherhood
tough but
rewarding
Picture the following ad:
REQUIRED: Woman with unlimited
energy supply. Needed for 24-hour
shift. including weekends and holi-
days. Must be a cook. seamstress,
house cleaner. chauffeur, doctor, confi-
dence booster and miracle worker. She
must he strong yet loving and gentle.
firm yet patient and understanding.
and have a beaming smile at all times.
Sick leave? Forget it! Salary'. Paid in
hugs and kisses. Long-term benefits?
immeasurable.
Seems impassible:' Well. these are
just some of the words to describe the
dutiful life of a mother. All these
responsibilities and more classify
every mother as a working mother.
because motherhood is a full-time job.
Raising a family. keeping the house-
hold in running order and holding a
job proves that mothers have been
"multi -tasking" long before the comn-
puter age arrived.
I often wondered how Mum learned
to comfort the weary. feed the hungry
and nurse the sick. She didn't graduate
from the School of Motherhood. yet
she has met all of the above require-
ments and was a pro at everything she
did (and still is). Thinking back. so
many memories comae to mind.
Remember the safety and security of
mother's arms and her lusses that
always seemed to make the pain go
away and everything better again. I
remember the comforting feeling as if'
it were yesterday and often wish I
could preserve it for times when life
Sets
rough and the world seems
unkind.
Was your Mom blessed with
'lm Alto's intuilicm"? Mine was. How
else could she have known that the hat
and scarf she mace me wear to school
each winter morning ended up in my
backpack when I got far away from the
house? She could see through any little
white lie and when she called me by
my full name, I knew 1 was in big trou-
ble. Now 1 know why it was so impor-
tant to cat all of my vegetables arab
take that horrible medicine. Back then,
because it's good for you" was not the
answer 1 wanted to hear. but it was the
truth. I must admit. mahcr did know
best!
Many years later, 1 now see mother-
hood from a new perspective: as a
daughter and as a mtther. And only
now can 1 honestly appreciate the end-
less sacrifices and unselfishness that
goes into nurturing a family: always
placing their needs ahead of your own.
I realize now that when 1 have bad
days and I feel like that juggler on a
unicycle, trying to do a balancing act
and meet everybody's demands, Mom
must have felt the same way, but she
just never let it show.
I am still new at this role, and value
Mom's wisdom and advice more than
ever. As time goes len, I expect to
embrace both the joy and the pain of
motherhood, and hope to fulfill my
motherly duties as remarkably as Mom
did. I believe that children learn from
example, and if this is true, then I have
been blessed with a wonderful exam-
ple for a Mom and can only hope that
someday my little girl will feel bre
sante way about me.
Motherhood is truly something to
be experienced. All the books and
training in the world cannot prepare
me for this life-long commitment.
There is no performance review or
evaluation in this job, just two tiny
arms wrapped around my neck and the
sound of "I love you, Mom". That
makes it all worthwhile, and for me,
that's the pay-off and the sign of a job
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Durham staff
ERdC
DOWD
AT QUEEN'S
PARK
Premier had
better watch
patronage
plums
Premier Mike Harris has por-
trayed himself as tough but even-
handed so it hurts him when he is
caught being extra kind to his
they go out they want to see a film in a nience and apparent growth -potential depending on their tastes — relatively chairman of his election campaign, to
way they can't see it at home. mean there is no longer room in the new releases without getting out of find a new president.
"It has to be the ultimate out -of- movie world for the grand and elegant their cars Documents similarly obtained
home experience movie houses of yesteryear or the dri-
A playground is located on site to
friends.
With that in mind. Kucherawy says ve-ins that were once as popular for
occupy children between, or even dur-
The Progressive Conservative
illlons line up in
Famous Players is not only out to get their movies as they were for making
ing films, and after starting with a
1 premier likes to claim the does not
anticipation every
your movie business, but is also look- out?
three -day -a -week lineup in the spring,
bow to special interest groups in sav-
year, wondering
ing for a good port of your day. He Not quite. but it seems smarts,
the drive-in moves to a daily operation
ing taxpayers' money. When he cut
what the next two or so tours will
notes by adding a number of different teamwork and getting everything pos-
once school is out and then returns to
welfare payments, he also cut mil-
hold.
uses such as restaurants and retail sible out of a buck arc the keys to mak-
its early season schedule in the fall.
lions of dollars a year in grants to
They'll likely be excited, scared,
stores to the movie -going experience, ing these types of venlums work in a
A staff of two full-time and four
business, although he has on the
Sixty-five screens, no waiting. Durham residents have
whole been more favourable to the
latter.
more theatre choices than ever with 41 from
But Harris has now been discov-
screens
eyed being particularly generous in
Pickering to Oshawa and another 24 on the way.
steering tax money to some people
who ran his election campaign in
It's all about choices says Harry Peckham of AMC
1995. Ontano Hydro, a provincial utility
Theatres. AMC has plans for a 24 -screen
rev Harris controls. has been
revealed in documents obtained
theatre in Whitby opening early next year,
under freedom of information law to
have Paid $250.0110 to an executive
jobs as possible.
recruitment firm run by Tom Long.
refreshments.
one of his top advisers on policy and
they go out they want to see a film in a nience and apparent growth -potential depending on their tastes — relatively chairman of his election campaign, to
way they can't see it at home. mean there is no longer room in the new releases without getting out of find a new president.
"It has to be the ultimate out -of- movie world for the grand and elegant their cars Documents similarly obtained
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home experience movie houses of yesteryear or the dri-
A playground is located on site to
show Hydro also paid $84.000 over
With that in mind. Kucherawy says ve-ins that were once as popular for
occupy children between, or even dur-
the past year to a public relations
illlons line up in
Famous Players is not only out to get their movies as they were for making
ing films, and after starting with a
farm run by Leslie Nobic, Mr. Har -
anticipation every
your movie business, but is also look- out?
three -day -a -week lineup in the spring,
ris's campaign manager, to ensure
year, wondering
ing for a good port of your day. He Not quite. but it seems smarts,
the drive-in moves to a daily operation
Hydro mariagemtnt's views are adc-
what the next two or so tours will
notes by adding a number of different teamwork and getting everything pos-
once school is out and then returns to
quately presented to key dccision-
hold.
uses such as restaurants and retail sible out of a buck arc the keys to mak-
its early season schedule in the fall.
makers in his government and pro -
They'll likely be excited, scared,
stores to the movie -going experience, ing these types of venlums work in a
A staff of two full-time and four
duce 'positive outcomes!
humoured. bored or even disappointed.
customers arc there long before or after rapidly expanding market.
port -time employees we utilized and
Mr. Hams appears to have crrated
They'll be there with friends, family
the opening and closing credits roll.
Mr. Chatelain says the key to making
work for his friends. Mr. LonY s
and sometimes by themselves and a
He also says — and Peckham "We offer a cheap family
the venture work is handling as many
search. which Hydro should have
visit will usually include a stop for
agrees — that it's part of a move by
jobs as possible.
been able to do kir itself, came up
refreshments.
theatre companies to win back cus- night out and people tend
"Unless you do the work yourself.
with Ron Osborne. a wen -known
A trip to the movies brings some-
tomers that for a number of reasons,
you'll probably pay out morc than you
I Tory businessman who shares the
thing different for just about everyone,
including a recession and "tiny rooms- W come back on a regular
bring in," he says, noting he regularly
premier's aims and who could have
bud with that in mind, the direction of
seting as theatres, stopped gang tohandles
projector maintenance.
I been found by riffling though a busi-
the movie business seems to he chain:-
movies in the early 1990s. basis," said Ray Chatelain,
lust as uncommon these days are
nese who•s who.
Mg yearly though with a common
"Even when people weren't going
the old movie hexoses dim at one time
The uniky gave additional help it,
llhetrhe in mmol The bigger the variety.
out it wasn't because they didn't want co-owner of Port He. -pe 's
played an important role in many own-
Mr. Lw,g by praying nim an Catra
the better.
to go out, it was because they were
munnies. However. once again Pict
$6-% an hour for speech writing.
Just recently. AMC Theatres of
looking for a reason to go out and Century Drive -In, which is
Hope seems to be the place to be as is
which may be as much as the scnrx
Canada announced it plans to launch a
we're giving them a reason•" said
evidenced by the Capitol Theatre.
I writer of 'Titanic' and as generous
5.100 -seat. 24 -screen, multi -venue
Kucherawy. one of the few facilities of
which nes only screens movies, but
when it is more than many welfare
complex in Whitby early next year that
"When you compare yesterday with
also combines live theatre, musical
I recipients receive per month.
will no doubt compete for visitors with
today it's like night and day:' Peckham its type within driving
concerts and a number of other variety
Outsiders will wonder why a Bov-
a six -screen Cineplex Odeon set-up
said before adding. -1 want to change
shows into a successful mix. The 1930
ermment agency needs to hand over
only seconds away on Champlain
the standard of movie -going... People distance for Durham
atmospheric theatre was restored to
I large sums to the premier's campaign :
Avenue. The theatres we one feature in
have to be reeducated on what the
museum quality last year. and has
manager so she can make its views
a venture with PenEquity that will
movie -going experience should be:' residents. "That is what we
drawn 22,000 visitors since reopening.
heard by a government which is sup -
combine movie -watching with themed
And Peckham noted there seems to
"We don't run ourselves as a movie
posed to listen anyway as part of is
restaurants and ban and retail stores,
be plenty of room for the industry to have found is our niche."
theatre:' says Don Rumgay, one of 20
job.
and will also go up against an eight-
pointing to the Canadian average
grow• pa
members on a Capitol Theatre board of
m
Mr. Hama and Mr. Long also
screen Famous Players location in the
of two -point -nine visits to theatres per Mr. Chatelain runs the entertaining
directors. "We run as a live theatre poi-
have said for years government
Oshawa Centre, a new Cineplex 10-
year, compared to the American rate of parking la with partner Rob
marily." Although the theatre is used
should nes be regulating or subsdiz-
screen location in Ajax and two Picker-
five. He added the total number of Holdsworth and says a season typical-
five or six nights a week, only two are
1 ing business, but conveniently to"
ing locations. the Famous Players
screens is much higher comparatively ly runs from .the May long weekend
usually reserved for movies and Mr.
this when it comes to helping one of
eight -theatre multi-plex and Movie
in tete south as well. wail Thanksgiving• tut because of this
Rumgay says it would be tough to do
themselves.
Ilex 9.
So does all the high technology, year's early spring, motorists have
many more.
Mr. Harris las been found recent -
That's plenty of movie star -gazing
customer -pleasing gimmicks, cone- already been enjoying — or suffering
"1 wouldn't think in a town of this
ly to he stepping up the pace at which
when you consider -only 15 years ago,size
• • • • • • • • • • • •
and this area that you could do it,
he looks after those who worked for
four theatres was considered impres-
• • • • • • • • • sy • • • • •
It would be pretty hard to fill a theatre
his party. Since a Ncw Democrat
give.
So why are these multi -screen
C
# de,
i
of 360 seats six or seven days a week "
Instead, he says the keys to covering
government provided for it in the ear -
ly 1990s, a legislature committee hasvenues
continuing to spring up around
♦ I f,,�l�j at j.
the S500 -per -day costs are offering
had power to question appointua to
the province, country and continent,
variety, continual fund-raising, plenty
the government's agencies, boards
followed by the daily arrival of bun-
dreds or even thousands of visitors?
of volunteer help and a theatre mem-
betship list of more than 500 -tames.
and commissions.
Opposition MPPs used to ask roll-
,�^g /�
s theatre seems to have the
finely whether they had worked for
"aThe rima
p ry
�Q`%�LOiy�
I..�.L. f L •
ri ht recd for success, the individuals
right
the Tories, but so many have
"
involved in the bigger projects seem to
answered 'Yes: it is now being taken
,reason is selection," Says
So what exactly is it that entices so many
agree it would be tough o do in
for granted.
people out to movies each year? It seems, the
Durham or other large markets.
Recent appointees include the for -
Harry PCCkhanfi
thrill of a good story, catching the action on large
-They're just act profitable, says
-nor campaign manager of Energy
_?
screens, and )test getting out of the house, peri-
•,ocl, A James Bond
Peckham. -How many moria come
Wilson
Minister him and a losing
vice- MSident, Canadian
p
are some of the reasons.
"it's fan. JOE
out and fill 1,000 seats? 'Titanic' and
candidate for the Tories in 1995. Don
a choice to gat away from the kids; said
•Star Wars: you can name them on a
Sheppard, a civil servant whose job
.Operation Of AMC. "The
Ridtaid Wessel with a good-hearted laugh. JAMES catches
couple of Mends. Most movies only
could disappear in Mr. Harris's
i
'it's just a chance to get out; agreed his wife a couple films a
aced tree or four hundred seats. It's
downsizing and whom he has given a
' typeS of Stores that arae
Karen, noting the two make it a date night and month.
great for the opening weekend, but
570,000 -a -year job to on a board
1 `
usually include efirxher beforehand.
after that these we plenty of empty,
deciding who gets welfare payments.
E' .SI[CCtSSfIlI have a broad
'It's just a form of entertainment basically. x :
seats, The longer you keep the picture,
'thousands of other civil servants
said Joe James, a James Bond (the early >
the more money you make. If you keep
face losing their jobs and Mr. Harris
Selection.
modes) and Ellis movie fan, who admits to tau-
it one week, basically you're paying
has sent a message if they run for the
ally catching a couple of films each month. -
them:'
Tories, they will be taken care of.
• Thidy screens obviously.gives you
"I Mks a low story or drama, but not this
Added Kucherawy, "It's just not
He risks being linked to and seen
;more options to show pictures." be
action drama type stuff. I don t We blowing
economical with the way attendance
as another Bill Davis. the Tory pre-
- stilled. aatim8 variety allows for stag-
up. it's too far latched for me.'
"The
patients arc and with the wide mkase
mien from 1971 0 1985 dubbed
?geted starting titres that will also kap
trta�Y Mettrerh likes whole theatre
of motion pictures.
tightly "the master of patroxhage;'
!the other businesses at the new centre
aspect. tete big screen, surround sound.'
"Now they are so widely released
who placed millions of dollars of
,moving at a steady pace.
"I Ince a love story or dramatic film. They're
geographically, it only plays three or
government advertising through an
An extension of that variety. he
realistic, Godzilla isn't.- KIM
four weeks before the next one comes "
agency run by his campaign manag-
nts viol, is with so many screens. the
The moviegoers were caught on their way to
And if the days of movie houses and
er, Norman Atkins, and ampaign
.1-points
cen can offer movie tlheahe weeks,
a recent Monday. night movie, and each varied in DEADDER is
drive-in theatres are basically left for
adviser, Hugh Segal, whose record
televise events such as the Academy
tfhe number of times a week or month they head looking forward
only a handful of communities like
will be scrutinized because he is talk -
I Awards or even a dMmpioaship fight.
out for flipks. In addition, new technology, sur- to Whitby's new
Port Hope to enjoy, what does the
ing of running for federal Tory
"It becomes like a television station
round sound and big screens proved to be pope- 24plex because
future hold?
leader.
," said Peckham. •'This week
lar reasons for heading out. As for their thalthoughts'basicallyit's closer to
Is the convenience and one-stop
Voters often are said not to be
will be balm Wayne weds a whaRevet'
f on the ever increasing number of multi -plea ohs- borne.
entertainment experience here o stay
swayed much by patronage, because
F
Howard LicMmsa, viae -president
atres, ltay offered mixed thoughts.
for good, or will there be something
all parties have done it once in office,
�of marketing for Cineplex Odeon, dis-
"� year (I'll go), iYs funky, it has food,
else more spectacular down the road?
but it cost the federal Liberals an
slightly with the bigger is better
-movies, bars, everything you wan t in one place;
"For the -tear future anyway, this
election in 1984, when John Turner
:'agrees
theory, saying you can't always judge a
said Jessica Cawker,
'These
seems to be the way to go with all the
rubber-stamped appointments
: book by is cover.
However, James countered, multi-
iechnolo said Lichtman.
gY� �
requested b his predecessor and Bri-
� Y
"Ilhc number of screens isn't really
plex theatres look like cubicles all lumped on top
"I certainly don't see during the
an Mulroney, in a famous TV debate
'as impressive as what is inside them:'
of each other as far as I'm concerned'
berm of our lease, which is 20 years,
reminded him, "you had a choice"
he countered. "It's more the technolo-
And the Wessels revealed travel time will be
That it will change;' added Peckham.
Mr. Harris has been told repeated -
art and having state of the art equip
their biggest factor when considering where to
So it appears for now, millions of
ly in polls a strong majority approves
ment. "You have to build the right sir
go-
"We'll
people each year will continue to head
of his basic direction of cutting costs,
�*Mtre
for the individual market."
go to the closest one unless it doesn't
out, scan their options, make a choice,
but would vote against him because
Added Dennis Kucherawy of
have the movie we want to see," said Richard.
possibly grab some popcorn and head
of some of the ways he operates. He
Famous Players theatres. "People are
Meanwhile, Keith Marlowe said "Tow better High-tech films
gh-
In to catch the latest in digital, audio,
gives them one more reason to com-
sophisticated." said the vice-president
the teelurology, the more interested I am. l prefer appeal to KED{
tea, seating and any other applica-
plain if he is seen directing taxpay-
f corporate public relations. "When
better sound and better aereerts." MARLAWE.
bk lechttology that yeti can think of.
exs' money to friends.
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As is our tradition, Recycler's
Report and the News Advertiser bring
You the Treasure Chest on a monthly
basis.
This space allows residents to give
away items they no longer use and to
list articles they need.
During National Composting
Awareness Week this week, Norseman
Plastics is offering the Earth Machine
composter in three draws. I thank
Durham Region which will give away
50 copies of my children's book on
composting at Pickering's One Day
Composter Sale Saturday, May 9 from
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pickering Town
Centre's southeast parking lot.
To use the Treasure Chest. call 420-
5625 during regular business hours.
Requests to be listed must be made by
the last Wednesday of the month.
ITEMS NEEDED:
1) Wood pieces for jigsaw wood press
—083-4912.
2) Computer — 509-5219.
3) Small portable AC/DC typewriter
for a disabled person — 831-2592.
4) All size Lego pieces for Lego
enthusiast — 428-3727.
5) Broken mirrors — 839-7402.
6) Dresser. 21" TV. VCR, queen -size
waterbed frame — 839-9297.
7) Pelspan non -static styrofoam pel-
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material — 420.3131.
8) Envelopes and labels on the contin-
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2607.
9) Plastic bath seat — 683-6090.
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room, kitchen- etc. — 427-9972 day-
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quality clothing and toys — new Big
Sisters store. 428-8111.
13) Fence linking and posts, metal
roofing and siding, showcase for dis-
play purposes, computer table, com-
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Chance Wildlife Sanctuary, 839-4310.
14) 45 and 78 RPM records — 839-
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15) Old articles, white elephant items,
all types of clothing — St. Martin's
New to You sales. 839-9281.
ITEMS TO GIVE AWAY:
I) Painted upright piano in good con-
dition — daytime 416-361-3200,
evening 686-8332.
2) 1.000 sheets of clear glass — 420-
7029.
3) Monitors and keyboards, old com-
puter parts — 430-1696.
4) Ceramic molds and fire glazes —
831-2427.
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CANCER: Hearth Place
hop aerobics, beach volley -
ban and skateboard competi-
C ancer Support Centre holds
tion. The local youth band
BILLBOARD'
WROUGHT performs from 8
to 9
forpatients and their
p.m.
In Ajax, buses depart from
caregivers from 1:30 to 3
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING
THIURSDAY, MAY 7
"AN4 TUMOR: The Adult
'98, a celebration for Ajax ery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bay-
and Pickering is held fair 817
kinds, including co-depen-
Brain lfxrwr Support Group
meets from 7 8:30
atPaur
youth, Baptist Church,
Bapfi
from 4 to 9 p.m. at the Picker- Kingston Rd. east of Whites
ing Recreation
gram Child-care pro.
gramme available as
p.m,
e
K Crs�Unitd Church, 65
�of
Complex, Val- Rd., Pickering. The group
ley Farm Rd. Free barbecue deals with addictions of an
required. AN welcome. 428-
9431 (Jim, evenings).
meets the firstThursday ?
mid activities until 8 hip
in ,
ckiding inline skating. nip
tions in Pickering. Call for
details. 420-6588 (Pickering)
the month 1-800-265-5106.
CANCER: Hearth Place
hop aerobics, beach volley -
ban and skateboard competi-
C ancer Support Centre holds
tion. The local youth band
a n relahkation and
guided 04ligery techniques
WROUGHT performs from 8
to 9
forpatients and their
p.m.
In Ajax, buses depart from
caregivers from 1:30 to 3
all high schools and the
p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer
Support Centre 86 Colborne
McLean Community Centre
St W• Oshawa. 579-4833.
at about 3:45 p.m. and return
to the McLean and Ajax
FRIDAY, MAY 8
Community Centres only at
about 9:15 p.m. Buses will
COMMUNITY DAY. Lester B.
also be available from vari-
Pearson Public School, 21
Coughlen St., Ajax, holds
ous north and south loca-
a
community day from 5 to 8
tions in Pickering. Call for
details. 420-6588 (Pickering)
p.m. Games, barbecue, raf-
fles, tea room. 427-4658.
or 427-8811 (Ajax).
YOUTH FEST: YOUth Fest
ADDICTION: The Serenity
Group holds a 12 -step recov-
Students, parents
learn of drug dangers
AJAX — The school 7:30 p.m., features guest
community council at speaker Dr. Ron Clavier,
Ajax High School is host- who'll address the prob-
ing a workshop to help lems of drug addiction and
students and parents cope alcohol abuse.
with problems encoun- Ajax High School is
tered during the teenage located at 105 Bayly St.
ydars. For more information
The workshop, to be call the school at 683 -
held Tuesday, May 12 at 1610.
learn the
stories s
khind,the
jheadstones
I P1CKER-
ING — How
2
often have you
walked through
a cemetery and
wondered at the
i A V
inscriptions on
Notice of
Liquor IN
Licence orea.w
Application
The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol
and Gaming Commission of Ontano for a liquor licence
under the Liquor Lieeuce Act:
Application for A Sale Licence
Greek Place (The)
15 Westney Road North, Unit 16, Ajax
Magwyers Pub
105 Bayly Street West, Unit 10, Ajax
Any resident of the municipality may make written
submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is
in the public interest having regard to the needs and
wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received
no later than Jame 6, 1998. Please include your name,
address and telephone number. If a petition is
submitted to the Commision, please identify the
designated contact person.
Note:
The AGCO gives the applicant details of any objections.
Submissions to be sent to:
Licensing and Registration Department
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario
20 Dundas St. W. 7th Floor,
Toronto ON M5G 2N6
Fax: (416)326-5555
E-mail at licensingiaagco.on.ca
ibe headstones!
On Tuesday.
ay 12. the �.
,,kering Town-
rip Historical
tui ochcty is pre-
Senting a discus- i
_ .'_•! i k
lion of the sto-
' �__ r�•-'� - _ -`-a`
ries behind the
'beadstones
with
Iliarvey Med-
land. A former
',teacher and an
;able raconteur.
`
�Mr. Medland
,
lhas researched
some of the
f
:more interesting
JIM
,headstones he
;has encountered
;in his travels
land will have
some sobering
land some sur -
:prising tales to OUTWORK OR EMBROIDERED DUVET COVER SETS
;tell. This double/yuccri so indudes one duvet aver and 2 shams. Our reg. $129.QQ set
The meeting
:will begin at Sale $64.99 set
X7:30 p.m.
:ppstairs at the
:Picketing
Recreation
Complex, 1867 ;'►
Valley Farm Rd.
,;AdmAdmission is
ission
and all are
welcome to
A social time
d light
freshments
11 follow the
i I For more
nformatioo call
om Mohr at
39-1221.
Have
YW say
LL SCOW
l
IA
bido
The Durbatn
Distric4..School
Board Hosts a
public consulta-
tion session to
discuss the draft
budget for the
coming school
year on Satur-
day, May 9.
The session
runs from 9
a.m. to noon to
:the board head-
quarters, 400
Taunton Rd. E.,
Whitby.
For more
information call
905-6116-5300.
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Citronella candles and other outdoor candle accessories also available.
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9k • .;7
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Choose from a variety of patterns and colours in tumblers, dishes, trays and pitchers.
Citronella candles and other outdoor candle accessories also available.
THE (YEWS AD'VEWLS11 R WCDMLSMY, MAY 6.19" - PAGE f
Evening 6 Satu. Available, Call Till 11 prn
s May Apply
INTERPROVINCIAL
�°Brock S 837-7819
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A • Pickering, Ont.
Everyone shops the News Advertiser
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Serving Durham Since 1965
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Whitby-Oshawa-Bowmanville 2020 Wentworth SL Unit 9 Whitby
(905) 434-5541 PICKERING-AJAX 686-0571
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Our ri,\
ASSORTS D
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sets in twin through
king sues.
Our reg. trom
$24.90 twin set.
Salr trom
518.74 ficin set
ON ALL WHITE GOOSE DOWN DUVETS
All Ashbrooks white goose down duvets air made in Canada under strict
quality control standards. We use only fine quality white goose down for the
ultimate loft and superior insulation. Some feature Insuloft down, that can be
used by allergy sufferers. Guaranteed for 10 years. 6 different styles. Twin
through king. Our reg. from $149.99 twin ea.
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Two sets of
carnival wheels
Ajax and Pickering residents turned out last weekend
-- as they do every spring -- for the annual carnival
sponsored by the Ajax Lions Club. Midway rides,
games of chance and carnival snacks were the order
of the day at the Harwood Place Mall when the carni-
val set up in town. Top photo, six-year-old Diana
Cowling (left) rides tandem with 'driver' Kristina
Benacquista on a motorcycle merry-go-round. At
right, Lions member Terry Audet brings in players for
the crown and anchor wheel in one of the many games
of chance. The carnival ended Sunday. May 3 and left
until next spring.
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AJAX — A chi-
ropractor will
provide tips on
dealing with
arthritis at the
second annual
public forum
hosted by the
Ajax -Pickering
branch of The
Arthus Society.
rr's Acing Acrd
Tuesday. May 26
at 7:30 p.m. at
St. Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church. 35
Church St. N.,
Ajax.
Dr. Jacques
Rusinck will dis-
cuss Tips to
Cope With Your
Arthritis.
Everyone is
welcome and
admission is
free. Call 434-
7221 or 1-888-
765-0005 for
more informa-
bon.
Rmts
host
rummage
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PICKERING
— The Fust Port
of Owasco Sea
and Rovers will
be hosting a
Rummage Sale
Sunday. May 24
from 8 am. to 4
p.m. at the Metro
East Trade Centre
on Brock Road
just north of
Hwy. 401 in
Pickering
Proceeds front
the sale will be
used to purchase
equipment for the
group• Donations
of snicks to be
sold at the event
would also be
appreciated. All
items will be
picked up from
donors, so it's a
good opportunity
to clean out your
garage.
Fibreglass
canoes are also
being sought for
use by the Scouts,
Ventures and
Rovers. A chari-
table donation
receipt can be
issued for any
hams of value.
Call John Hill
at 427-7477 for
information.
photos by Andrew twenowski
NOW
OPEN
Being an environmentalist, a bulk food outlet proved to be a natural business for Nurallah
Ladhani.
Harwood Bulk Food Outlet held its grand opening on Thursday, April 30, with Ajax Mayor
Steve Parish helping Mr. Ladhani and his staff open the new 1,700 -square -foot store at 156
Harwood Ave. S., in the Ajax Plaza, near the Bank of Montreal.
M4 Ladhani notes Harwood Bulk Food Outlet
has many of the products of a grocery store, but
without the packaging and the high prices.
t,a i "It's just like any other grocery store, but we
don't use any packaging. As a result, the prices
are much less. And, it helps the environment a
lot by reducing waste:' says Mr. Ladhani.
Harwood Bulk Food Outlet carries a large
variety of spices, baking supplies, pet food, as
well as full assortment of popular snack foods
and candies.
In addition, the store also offers a full line of high-
quality health supplements, extracts, herbs and
vitamins.
After having operated a bakers' retail outlet and a fried chicken
outlet in the past, Mr. Ladhani is sure he's found his niche in owning a bulk food
~tore.
"I've always enjoyed serving in a store and looking after customers. I've studied the concept of
hulk food and I've always considered myself an environmentalist. This type of business has always
appealed to me," he says.
Harwood Bulk Food Outlet is open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Wednesday; 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Thursday and Friday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
For more information, call 426-7074.
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156 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax Plaza 426-7074
THE NIGHT LIFE IN_ AJAX & DICKERING
Durham writers can shine in May
May is a month for amateur Finner at 579-6613. there will be a workshop, 'Writ- . series of mind -bending, imagina-
writers. On Saturday, May 9 Susanna ing to Win', hosted by Dorothea tion -stretching and fun writing
The Writers' Circle of Kearsley, author of several best- Helms, a creative writing teacher exercises.
Durham Region (WCDR) will be selling novels, will read from her at Durham College and Ruth Coffee and snacks will be pro -
hosting numerous events for latest book 'Named of the Drag- Walker, who won the 1996 Cana- vided, but take your own paper,
local writers who want to be rec- on' at the WCDR's Annual Gen- dian Living Short Fiction Con- pens and lunch.
ognized. eral Meeting. There will be a hot test. Both are experienced short The event will be held from 10
On May 4 and 18 there will be breakfast served and door prizes. story judges. a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Fortune
an Open Stage Poetry Night for The event will be held at lack- The workshop is aimed at Financial building. 335 Bayly St.
Durham poets and musicians to son's Touch of Class, 104 Con- writers who aspire to win the var- W. in Ajax. The cost is $25 for
share their original works. It will sumers Dr., in Whitbv from 9 to ious fiction and non-fiction con- WCDR members and $30 for
be held at A Different Drum Cafe I I a.m. The cost is S8 for mem- tests held every year. Ms. Helms non-members.
in Oshawa (Celina and Bruce bers and $10 for non-members. and .Ms. Walker will help you To register call Ruth Walker at
Street) at 7 p.m. Anyone interest- For reservations call 728-7823. gear your manuscripts to what 728-7823 or Dorothea Helms at
ed in performing can call Kay Finally, on Saturday. May 30 judges look for. There will be a 852-9294.
Classical concert Saturday
A cornucopia of clas-
lure to Act III of Lohen-
sical music is on the
grin, Brahms' Three
musical menu at the
Folk Songs featuring
Ajax -Pickering "Com-
Mary -Louise Clarke,
munity Orchestra's con-
Mussorgsky's Great
cert in Ajax Saturday
Gate of Kiev from Pic -
evening.
tures at an Exhibition
The orchestra will
and Beethoven's Sym -
present A Musical Pot-
phony No. 1. Ajax
pourri at Ajax Alliance
Alliance Church is one
Church on Westney
block north of Hwy.
Road May 9 at 7:30 p.m.
401, one block south of
On the musical pro-
Hwy. 2. There's no
gramme are Mozart's
admission, but dona-
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vanni, Wagner's Over-
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about the proposal plooess•
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Enjoy free reflexology with professional
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Queen Elizabeth
Approves
ControversialILL, len
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Earl Spencer's 1
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stamps bearing pcxaiats of the lase Princess "Our pbo_m have baa ringing off the stsuble to cotlecton and Diana fan alike."
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shortly after her tragic death, these stamps the Sumps issued in memory of Princess the world.
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May 10 in Toronto
Mother's Day
t Mirka
at
THE PICKERING MARKET'S
"Elvis" & "Roy Orbison"
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See Elvis at 11:30,1:30 & 3:00
Roy Orbison at 11:00, 12:30 & 2:30
Have your picture taken with there!
Treat Mom to a "Free" makeover from
Alloette Cosmetics of Durham
Feel the healing relaxation with complimentary
therapeutic touch by Treckman Health Services
Enjoy free reflexology with professional
Jo Eshpeter
Get a personalized cake or treat for Mother's Day
from Alpine Bakery in Scarboro ($3.00 +)
A gilt basket from U tanat ring (value $150)
Gilt certificate for Mondo's Bar 8 Grid, Whi by
Brock Bud 1 hcker-y - prt Nord or Hy 401
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Britain's Official Tribute To Princess Diana Finally Released
Queen Elizabeth
Approves
ControversialILL, len
;
Stamps Despite
Earl Spencer's 1
I<
Objections :>
V
Lwdse, England — The first official just -released issue. Edition, you can see why they are irne-
stamps bearing pcxaiats of the lase Princess "Our pbo_m have baa ringing off the stsuble to cotlecton and Diana fan alike."
Diana haw ' baa released by the Royal hook," sad Jahn Van Fmdea of ICS distnb- The stamps, which are issued is strips of
Mail, the official postal ar�satty of Geer ullor of the stamps and worldwide clearing- five, are legal ender in Great Britain. and
Britain. Originally scheduled for release house for all Diana stamp releases. -Of all are recognized by postal authorities around
shortly after her tragic death, these stamps the Sumps issued in memory of Princess the world.
were weddeld when Due's boder Ear Diana, these we undoubtedly the most desir- If you want to order the mllecxim you
Speucer. objected to thein. able because they we Greg Britain's official mast act quickly. TheFm..
err arailtmle
Amid a storm of controversy, the Royal ttibuk to her impossibly tragic dtad►" for a short time while last a their
Mai! thea threatened to destroy the entire The colorful stamps arc designed ori issue
�g original " prier of (pks $3
issue. The public outcry was so strong official of the Princess — each pdeh) for the complete set of five differ
den the Earl was forced to withdraw taken by a d�photograpter — and am stamps. You'll also receive a aumbe�ed
his objections, and now fully endorses the about twice the size of a regular stamp. Each Certificate or Authenticity. The most you
The Royal Mat 1s aonabrlp an proirts from Rs P . is franked by a border of purple, tra- an buy is six sets. Send your cheque or
SW of mese stamps to me Dana Princess �100�y the syr of royalty. money order to ICS, 450 Tapscou Road,
of aeries Memorial r ria. which osmeutes "Millions throughout the world mounked Suite ICKXK Scaboroegh, ONTARIO
money to Diana's char bes. her death," added Van Emden. "When you M I B 5 W 1. To order by credit std, cal! toll
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JOHN MCLEAN GOLDEN AT CANADIAN SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
SPORTS
THE NEwS ADVERTMM WEIDOM DAY, MAY 6, Me - PAGE 15
Al Rhtrtt
Greco-Roman Wrestling
Magguson of B.C.. McLean
team to advance to the World
sports editor
Championships last week-
was soundly defeated II -0.
Junior Wrestling
AJAX — A good old-
end.
He lost his second match to
Championships in Las Vegas,
fashioned whipping at the
Competing in the 58 -kilo-
Cory Robinson of Calgary 8-
beginning Aug. 5.
Canadian senior wrestling
gram (127.6 pounds) weight
6 in overtime to knock the
As a current national
championships in Winnipeg
class, the Oshawa Wrestling
Ajax wrestler out of the tour-
champ. McLean will wrestle
served as a wake-up call to
Club representative easily
nament.
Mike Fitzpatrick who the
Ajax grappler John McLean
defeated Dennis Paglinawan
" I had a pretty tough tour-
Ajax grappler defeated 10-0
who's now weighed down
of B.C. 8-3 in the champi-
nament in freestyle. At the
at the national junior champi-
with more gold from a banner
onship match. McLean's
end of the freestyle competi-
onships in Guelph last
wrestling season.
biggest challenge in the
tion. I really tried to focus in
month.
The 19 year old made his
Greco-Roman discipline was
on my Greco-Roman. 1 was
The wrestle -off is
first appearance at the
in the semi-final against
really focused on doing bet-
designed to ensure the best
senior nationals for the best
Adrian Woolley of Brock
ter;' says McLean.
20 fighters (top two in each
wrestlers aged 20 and over
University in St. Catharines
The Grade 12 Ajax High
of the 10 weight classes) will
In the country a winning
who McLean beat 5-2.
School student will now turn
represent the country at the
one.
McLean started in the nation-
his attention to an interna-
world competition.
After being dispatched to
al tournament with an easy 9-
tional competition in New
Previously. McLean won
the sidelines from freestyle
2 win over Joseph Loucks of
Orleans June 18. The south-
gold in freestyle wrestling in
wrestling following two dis-
Calgary.
ern U.S. meet, which will
the 56 -kilogram (123 -pound)
appointing losses. McLean
McLean says he changed
attract wrestlers from eight
weight class, captured a sil-
rebounded to win all three of
his focus to Greco-Roman
countries, will serve as a
ver medal in Greco-Roman
his matches en route to the
after a disappointing series of
tune-up for the Canada Cup
wrestling and was named the
gold medal in Greco-Roman
matches in the freestyle cate-
meet in Guelph the following
outstanding wrestler of the
(upper body) wrestling at the
gory in his 58 -kilogram class.
week.
meet at the Canadian Junior
Senior Men's and Women's
In his first match against
The Guelph competition is
Wrestling Championships in
National Freestyle and
national champion Dwayne
the qualifier for the Canadian
Guelph.
Lightning `A' atoms
Ontario hockey champs
s
DOUBLE -OVERTIME GOAL LIFTS DURHAM WEST TO TITLE
fhe Durham West
So—
Briltney Chandler.
Lightning Honeywell atom
of.
Quinn Caggiula was out -
'A' girls' rep hockey team
t'JST
standing in goal and got the
needed a goal in double over-
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time to win the Provincial
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also captured the provincial
Caley Hulmc and Nicole
In the opener. Kingston
title.
Ruta.
defeated the Lightning 2-0.
The 1997-98 season was a
The Honeywell atoms
Games two and three
banner one for the Durham
faced a tough Kitchener
favoured the Lightning as
West Honeywell Lightning
squad in the semi-final- This
they defeated Saugeen
'A' atom squad. The team
game also required overtime
Maitland by 6-1 and 3-0
was undefeated in North
and Lightning's Mcghan Yco
scores.
Metro Girls' Hockey League
scored is extra time to win 2-
Round-robin goal scorers
play and also won the North
t. Nicole Ruta scored the first
for Durham West were Quinn
Metro playoff title. The
goal to force overtime.
Caggiula with three. Lyndsey
squad also earned two gold
Assisting were MacKinnon.
Ryan with two. Dale. Emslie,
medals and three silvers at
Mary'r. Faux. Date and Tcryn
Brianna Gooding. and
tournaments.
Emslie.
Ashleigh Lacquaniti with one
The team is coached by
In round-robin play the
each Assists went to
Dino Caggiula. Rick Sears
Durham West atoms recorded
Gooding. MacKinnon. Ryan,
and Dave Hulme. The trainer
a 3.1record to advance to the
Katclyn Sears. Lisa Lillie.
is Elaine Emslie and the man -
semi -final.
Ruta. Karen Wilt hire and
ager is Carolyn Yeo.
Ajax wrestler John Mclean. 19. captured the gold ,medal In Greco-Roman
wrestling at the national senior championships in Winnipeg last weekend.
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The Glendale Tennis Club celebrated its 20th anniversary
at its annual Opening Day Round -Robin Tournament last
Sunday. The club marked the occasion with a birthday
cake. Here, Pickering Councillor Doug Dickerson, left,
Mayor Wayne Arthurs, centre, and Councillor Mark
Holland unveiled a new sign to mark the occasion.
Glendale has been a strong neighbourhood tennis orga-
nization which has grown to more than 800 members
who play on four Laykold courts.
Pickering
squash
champs
crowned
PICKERING — The Pickering
Squash Club crowned its best in the
various divisions at the club's annu-
al championships recently.
This year's women's 'A' titlist is
Terry Watford. who defeated final-
ist Chrissie Evans for the crown.
The women's 'B' title was won
f by Vanessa Steinwall over Viru
Parmar.
In the 'C' bracket. Heather
Swartz emerged as the champion
after besting Rosemary Aiken
Victoria Templet .captured the
! women's 'D' Crown over Sylvia
Cowley.
The 'E' crown went to Nimat
Vadera who defeated Natasha
Vadera.
Jeff Evans emerged as the men's
'A' club champ after defeating
Steven Dunslow.
The men's 'B' crown went to
Darrell Babcock who beat Kevin
Cahill.
Dominic Salvagna laid claim to
the men's 'C' title by downing John
Whyte.
Grant Bndge won the men's 'D'
' title over Brian Frost.
Don Warriner was the men's 'E'
champ with Mark Wilson finishing
as runner-up.
The Pickering Squash Club also
handed out the Chris Doona Award
which goes to the member who has
made a significant contribution over
many years.
This year's recipient is Ian
Parsons, a past club president and
current social convener.
School girls'
gymnastics
.meet Friday'
AJAX — One of four Durtwm
District School Board's girls'
gym-nastics meets is slated for the Acro's
Gymnastics Club Friday, May 8.
j Hosted by Lakeside Public
School, the Area 4 gymnastics cow -
petition will feature athletes from
the host Lakeside school, along with
E.B. Phin from Pickering, Uxbridge
�'Public School, Goodwood Public
School, R.H. Cornish Public School
of Pon Petry and Central Park
,INNic School from Oshawa.
Approximately 100 gymnasts
will compete in floor exercises, bal-
since beam and vault.
The competition runs from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
The Acro's gym club is on Exeter
Road.
Winners from the various area
meets will compete in the Durham
f ' finals at Gemini Gymnastics in
4 Oshawa on May 14.
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AVERY
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Avery Denniwn Office Produce (Anda ha, an
immediate need for a:
FINANCIAL ANALYST
R, itortft to the Manager of Firtmtcfat Planning and
Anrhsis. Ihisposition plays a key role in the
Prt'Pu and maintenance of the Antral Operating
plan (AOP), and Midyear Forecast (Replan), monthly
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CLASS A
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SABOURiN KIMBLE
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS
I. a medium sized consult -
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!r the Town of Pickering
.-roviding services to the
Ind in
industry.
,%�- have an immediate
'pvnings for a
MUNICIPAL DESIGNER &
STORM WATER
MANAGEMENT DESIGNER
the successful candidates
will be engineers/ technolo-
gists with 1-3 years expen-
ence in the subdivision
and/or stormwater manage-
ment design field. Experi-
ence in site inspection will be
considered an asset. Please
reply in writing prior to May
11, 1998 to:
Sabourin Kimble &
Associates Ltd.
1099 Kingston Road,
Suite 201
Pickering, Ontario L1V 165
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
It there are firms or Individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
Piece Your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advemsemont and aftach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
It file advertiser is one of the names on
your lest your appkation *ON be
PLEASE NOTE, resoanws that we ta:N
dicedto Oshm This week, will ON
be awarded to the fill member.
OrMuwis most be seat directly as
lotikale/ by lilt I lions is dw ad.
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Pd%=xW skills in Microsoft Excel and Access. The Cl-0S`r f3" rrfth our reliable 4 cyl. vehicles.
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INSTORE PROMOTIONS
A great opportunity for sales and
marketing representatives to work
in a major department store. Full
and part time. Training provided to
qualified candidates. If you are self
motivated with a professional
appearance, please call
Ra'ana at (416) 340-0102 ext. 412
or 1"888-616-2789 ext. 412
Car an asset.
Sales Representative
Men's A Ladies Clothing
Canada's lending mrMAncturw d business
clothing, unAorms 8 promo roar requires a
Sales Rep. b estifto long term accounts
In thio Torptc area. The Mary Holland lino is
Canada's popular garment line sold directly
to carporaoons. Clothing expentenco not
regwW. SWW tetperni noo along wish tl»
ability to cold call a must. Trair" provided.
Bass rage plus conrrmmon ineorMM. car
allrawance and erponses paid. m you we a
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mod resume b:
Al Misko
Mary Holland Industries Ltd.
10934120 St. Edmonton, Alta
TSH 3R3 Fax 1-900- 361-0263
Boyer
START THE SPRING OFF RIGH
AT BOYERSI
Looking for
a NEW & UWD
CAR TALES i -A
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to 40% commission and company car
Contact Gerald Thornton,
Alex Sptrlopuloa a Joe Guc Mj
Toronto: 416-798-7989
Pickering: 905-831-2693
Ostu wa: 905-686-5859
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• CLASS "A" MECHANIC
• 2nd / 3rd. YEAR
APPRENTICE
Top benefits.
• Top flat rate wages.
• Profit sharing.
Apply with resume to:
1300 Kingston Rd.
Pickering
WANTED
ROUGH TERRAIN
FORKLIFT MECHANICS
Looking for field service mechanics
with hydraulic and diesel engine
experience.
Mail or drop off resume to
2275 Markham Rd.
Scarborough, Ontario, M1B-21N3
(416)291-1928
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be Seoured from the PUfchaS�rg
ib serest. no parp0 for
choose
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at tel. (905)571.9311.
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31750 Cap 905655-164
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be received DY
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fndu0esar ppewt. viemrum Pad.
F�idlodRroE bed-
the Regional Clerk until 2:00 p.m.,
CLOSE to Com Cemn,
brlpM ban n lade. +hepar
vamp 3 boor Oww mraiex-
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seland hol. wen ] oilers
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p1iK
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bedroom lowfdaflsa a new
s.
at tel. (905)571.9311.
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INS
assn. Epcnlem Shape
NOTE: THERE
MANDATORY SITE VISITS, ON MAY
dIRPM - ba of CKW. DEPARTMENT TENT 114-11 SI 8 . to wdlees. Jane Give Gaekman Geale MAY 11,
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100%kase rnm new d. I ed
kale a M lane I wi
M =nMO Certified. 134K
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m�pm 1300i6675W
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805.705-9698
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good rmgtm $1750 o 67
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5,411. 16clwr arms new
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complete 9600 CAN
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NO CMW. SLOW CREDIT
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MOTOWHONN 49 Rah 264
1st « A.S.A.P (905) .3o-
246,
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11 AND MAY 12, 1996. ON
VISIT WILL COMMENCE
MMM4.mIMO roan n
nlx9o572o11/1.
IEDOCENI 3-Dedrdom sem
1996, THE
AT 9:00 A.M. AT HILLSDALE MANOR,
central location. mw « M•
male fire 3320 manor
on BaMam hurt sldlan
600 OSHAWA BLVD. N., OSHAWA,
oduxw. avolsele IIIb
xw ppmp Newj
fled Finisher recroom.
ONTARIO, TO BE FOLLOWED BE
M* Phone 579-0004
Newer GAC, wild . root
SITE VISITS AT 11:00 A.M-, AT
ROOM FM RENT In mile
SIWWOIII$ 5 -
es OUICK IgE!
FAIRVIEW LODGE IN WHITBY AND
Muse, w ypp.
fill 1AWlmadh d 420-
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AT 2:30 P.M. AT LAKEVIEW MANOR
GSMWA t Monts Fede Rw
srOGEM LAKE- 1204 of
IN BEAVERTON. ON MAY 12, 1998,
SISIO MIOTNER want to
pn M waterfront Custom
Mat 02M 'many d.
THE VISIT WILL COMMENCE AT
snare Over house +mel a ma•
bre nav,puel Call atfer 6
upgrad
An broke 'lean• vWM. 2
9:00 A.M. AT REGIONAL
or or (905) 6194943
bare 3 beaoas. SM.000
cr 19051571-0616
HEADQUARTERS, 605 ROSSLAND
ltooMdf o Onto Wln1 2
two STORY, super
none 3 bedrooms 2 fee
ROAD E., WHITBY. TO BE
SITE VISITS AT
bedroom awe eo woo
pm Rra"n
btd
oohs on a 50' Not 3129.00.
CIA 9z-rjs-9091
FOLLOWED BY
OTHER REGIONAL LOCATIONS.
e wen
CownecLu $Test in
AS DUFFIN CREEK WPCP AND
sae oil in 571-5234.
T6 Detached 3109.90. 3
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MUST ATTEND THESE SiTE VISITS IN
NOCK FID. 2 bedroom. s
a wire Newer ca,pol pas
t m . 200 hero ii Masa
ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED.
appkxtcesnew ham. C"el.
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Lowest or an% proposal not
;on ilrOwaily -pt-
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woo 99D51 571 -MOO T«
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5 ACRES •ra, Aosley Itydro
Manager of Supply b Services.
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ran 733 our St. Pon Per-
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SINCERELY YOURS
1-900-451-3793.
Call 1-00PI51.3T93
W-49 per min.
KIND OF OUST
SwereM. MW he Mae 35. 5'4•. dun
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law. hazel eye. oro w) Msc-
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kmMo. ronwrnolur LAM Children and Nr -
mals. movies. phonography, XavNefp elc.
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WANTS A GOOD MM
22 year did, single. femur. lool•,W for a good
man tO .pend bhe who Looking k7, mre
cert Prot a A^9 wa,Ad pr.err ar7rhrdre in tlM
Cpbpurq am. MuN ole ahw+f W. BOLE 30502
YOU SNOOZE you LODZE
Adhesive. young M yr did. 5 W. medium bulk
mom d re. Inas 4 seclae, wino eny7ys
U". roe. thM.q. skraq. d^.q M. gift
and mows Looking for a piob-Ona man
aho a e.alkpNn and wmy win, sm,ar es«-
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LET'S CONNECT!
4 y s Y4+* Sb . whte prolessanal lady.
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Erygs dieing. Irv. tll.atrff gond ing by
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pod Lookag ,a a mala. 45 yin yow,g a
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NOT A IYNnOt PERSON!
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THE OMEN BEE!
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marc. oanCaru b.A»a.*Ajax anmele. mares
old mors Seeks* a ntr, 1010
0b 40 very
dd.n toarm. 110r -.S7. COns�deran and a
good area d hfahror BOX 15912
SEEKS SANE AGE777
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NRI•,*• prows. dana,lq n and a waw
mW. my age who a Alar. SON ,7970
WHERE HAVE U BEEN...
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IXr-a aye I -M'w." along ul Cal
and kslr.tq ro ak.,masw nt4rc , m s••k•*
n atbffow pry ,810 23. peat pener,ebty
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FerBIOS FIRST
Age al. no daertdMa. 'n.4wn who. fawak
re. Ill tr++Mr urea pond. can b pro.
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45. ro de0e,-de,-le. sedan blald. tY. anon
half.ertgs ,at10r dinares Peeffw cox
Loan TO CADDIE
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WO N"ro old someone around 6 D 6 4-.
al Was W.'" m Nuc, mowed 0%.00
on Tl b• ick and mow 1101( 15874
LOTS OF LOVE TO GME
Sam wfdoaed .h" lend seeing a SWn
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end drfpng rld metre cora mar sox
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ARE You CUTE?
Lab WL 5'5•, aescew. won mom will
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half neeoot pea80 ret. wilf*b
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gqaMt burner Efyoy mores. 9•,^ -
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36497
SOULWLTES
Single. whit. mom. 40. 5 V. 135 Ips.
employed. •npys -OS. M,-. timing.
bowl etc Seeks* a wte, cMay. *thio
mate 38 to 44 = ;rtpMer. MRI Mies kgs
Wild -1w. whin ,s fun Wl. tru hoorerl'
and honest CoDwrg area 90R 30498
LOOKNG FOR FRIENDS
33 IT old ninon,. ploys paler, anpys+^M
musk, bomb hies. good friends and fainly.
Look+g for a 35.45 r old mai. unattached
rmla, ntewats for trending hist
Cobourg area. BOX 30495
FRIENDSHIP FIRST
Sfan, aMOWe, 1vh,e man of one. 22. Smok
r. edlcalM Enpys Camping walking
raid" moves and hone kli. Swingq
er =itl. mrtoaN slue man wino w111
r•f0 ser IrbXer bad mro mmYy lde. and
enpys clilr•n s oo„-pa,A' BOX 34490
CAN STEAL YOUR HEART
37 yr did -gle, whine IamW. 56- 130 los.
or- hall blue eyes. a1trJCt- lik" quot
bird. sell an hpesi. aXRmronaer.
DR, whH mak. 37 to 40.5 10'or taear. not
owr1,.-91a, sense of hurar. inn W..Iwro
beards pplies. No bar sones or head
games BOX 15302
HEART OF GOLD
42 yr old angle m,"r s -..g a gentlemen.
same age a doer. "no 'roves to De gam.
pared Inters led in 000kmgI de aAdoonit.
de ill Social draong are We BOX 17235
SEEKNG FRIENDSHIP
Feat.. rhac," '""Bart lady ", smoker.
rola dw+Ml Enpys mores. diva. Theater.
ding out. lei markets. day Vtps. offers and
droves Ti the ewnry Seeks Meer. sncen..
Cnnelert pne.man. awry 60s. w.m vmtau
nN ft. n tl CoDoug area. la 1rlwdalvp
only BOX 30467
FFEMOS FIRST
23 year did s«gler mem M .. an", it" -
r*. gong to moves and 'Pa,ldnrg gar
Mrrtgs W Itonr X nerabd effrff a nee-
sa" BOX 30488
110 COFFEE PLEASE!
49 yr did. toy n D,~ raga' carry wed
mi ests and nob Ws SSOIN a ?a " W.
45 10 60 mst oe im,ar. old g'f1r-n•, abaA
.elffprr.ng .'Lao., wnng ,arm .«ebaerkP
Eduned and mte.prX a mall AN Calls
fait~ BOX 14W
LOODIIG FOR A IRAN
A y, aur rrioloyd minae teal amp..
ham• age group. fillgreets m hn.e.
t-.p'0•lae. a" and non BOX 17140
UNSELFISH MIAMI WANTED
lee Offs final 5 r caro -~, -mall
Will. wq dial.• nor Dr ryes. Won
ml hewers lnouft a welly d mull
sliarq, erect. mlo,ra Plat'S. elC
Sao mwf0s b wily sot yweq at
nleen, eco... M, uneeel.h. find. gem" arta
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M in ole 1l m11i of fwd Vnbo•rn hb?
tdDan dubs and cur •v^•'P Y Mw
seeks Cmn-zoml mMe dam 1a1d4r lf,«.sb.
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ScomoLS rRePLss ONLY
An you menial ea ab .roar ape-
d emw,oe.et pWar, no
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whoa awq ae beam and real Seffkwq a
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men. 57 to as.. .. good drfo.r,o cwn-
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WE IMT MEET $0005
rr did. «'W-W.d ••riln« 01"l who
loys dancing. :W1V19 7-V - nm -
ding e•,b,e1a me.ea. oof.Arataenp re
See" eo•eone deer aA and wepMn
bill who er acne new.M eoK 12804
LADY SEERNG F111EAID
Lafflafg a som••on• W.14 70 .e1 auto-
Mae, b 'r.rVMw Lae D•n'9 b *e
21.yr,* dens .lad Laub m ,-opt
ff.m gaffe ret and "a area. 150 as Haw
own t1YMpatMen aro a lily plea. am
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Lae. Ms. aTrr_._ m - rK caws maks
ort M D.acni cuing .r1 aAOa,n navwl
Salklflq sunt tale of W. Ica 3a s b Tee 40a
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Wys miaborWo BOX 30470
nre4Dsmp TO SHAM
POW. ww, . cr ml- as - nifmonlen.
mho drhr, •nein fee Taut" dinner VW
err. mtwfeal antra out die ro. and -auks
.lad dime. n ti Counery Orae rna•bn0 an
hoew. atan, Chi~ graamen •any
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A NEW START
,aeowM caw klmene. 38. 5 8- wn.dran
Wed. dirty bornill nbe blue •vas bfe6 hra-
a and hotebU k lad ip. bard" And 1p„ e
-ft Nn afake, nO del s.tlra* an,
W r di -ad whoa Meer. with ani W tear-
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cox 3041
FNIOIDS FIRST
►weer at 2 HHenegan. 37. 5'S, 180 ba but
bob good Lool ng Dr enter ntW. 35 to 43.
nr4m Or -d , atDfader angel or kngr him
el Nva ove,g rill. 905 Thl nom~
heck and leas to Party ria Met Peat Inca.
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9Warab mss. M. 5'11-, nM Mao build.
Medic her. h.:.ye6. mW We. prosleaon-
al fund a non wrotr. Efpy r44 - 9. -%*.0
Oetbal •p4•np Nd tam 6wwlgs. Soo-
ng arks vines welale, non W i6r. akOlw,
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TLE ON Rely NMae
M yr did, reawd, maw. 5'S'. 160 b. non
wedeln, social dsiner. Lucke* br a down to
6Nm " who laws dde.wNnqQ ma den
4enle . ad q1a& teraft 94r�•,. BOK 1
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30 y, odd. W. 180 le, mer,ed mob a looking
b a doe 6,Tanx,ers Wier a rrwl0 ranrrn.
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no depsndnts. Enjoys vn4, mows ding,
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SHINED AND LOIELY
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11'"t i - THE Nn" AD VERT16t1R wEJDNt60AY, MAY A 199
SPORTS
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Pickering swimmers find gold at end of Rainbow meet
PICKERtNG — Several Pickering 8w4vind.r boys and 2ffm 11y1, Yrrd in 25ns breast and touch ClrysW Zold luted in eanenai ooW am, Haleal — fart in San brMM
Swim Club members captured pots full Daniel Chhmdt —fifth in 100m I.M. In the 25m beds offorls and 50m flit Knieta Hastings —" n hoar
:'Of gold at the end of the second annual Sand•urldar girls Jennifer Walker — iecorhd in 25m 104muloi rrdair back, silt n 50m tree. Robert Baylsy —
!Rainbow Classic Swim meet hosted by Kathryn Ball posted best times in all breast. Use Maroon — sixth in loom I.M. firer in 5om free and 50m fly, second In
the club at the Pickering Recreation her events. Jennifer Jacoby — third in 25m back Mark Heron — fourlh in 50m breast and 50m back and 50m breast Nick Lambdas
Complex. Tire Pickering club welcomed The meet also featured a novice diva- filth in 25m free. Nth in 50m beck and 50m free. Meghan — second in 50m free, third in 50m badk
more than 300 swimmers from 1 I clubs son for swimmers new to competition. Malin Butler — fourth in 25m breast. Baird, Lisa Bobieri, Kara Haggerty and 50m breast and 50m fly. Michael Loewen
in Ontario, including one from North band -under Scott Johnston — second in 25m fly, Nicole Janssen also turned in best times. — third in 50M free, faith in 50m back
Bay. Cailie Douse — second in 100m I M. third in 25m free, fifth in 25m breast. 11 -end -war Spm breast and 50m fly.
11 -and -l2 -year-old boys
Pickenng's Warren Bames led the
medal winners in the entire meet by cat.
Luring gold in all six of his events in the
11-and•12-year-okl boys' division. Barnes
won the 50 -metre breaststroke, 50m but-
terfly, 100M backstroke, 100m individual
rrhedley, 200m fry and 200m breast. CONa'go""UMER CAR MART
Brandon Barbaro — gold in 50m balk, -
and 200m back, silver in 100m balk, No Pressure
fourth in San fly and 1 00 free. . • - Non Commissioned
Ryan Ferguson gold I.M. sixth
free.S r) Sales People
W in 100m free andd 20an sxth in
100m back
Joey Lupiccini — bronze in 2Wm -Yes car shopping
brit and 200m back, fourth in 200m
free. can be fun
Scott Allen — fourth in 200m back 78K 52K'
Matt Wolch — filth in 100m breast and 119 57K 1
socth in 100m fly.
Relay team of Barnes. Barbaro,
Ferguson and Lupicm — gold in 200m WE
free relay.
Matt Johnston and VAft Bal also89 FORD PROBE '90,1 �K X,IS �',
turned in great swims in this age group. 1 X(: - DO '93 LINCOLN MARK 8 '96 ESCORT LX WAGON
11-mn l2 -year-old girls fourth61K 99K 32K
Brenna Wilson — gold fl 100M and ?` ` 100 % Parts & Labour
Zoom free, Som and Zoom fly and 200m
back• silver n 100m back. -CLUTCH •BRAKE PADS
Adrienne Byng — silver n San free. ! • TIRES • ROTORS
bronze in loan breast, fah n 50m
breast and sixth in the San fly '94 EXPLUKF:R XLT '9_ COR(hl.L X LSX • RADIATOR •CALIPERS 196 V%N JETT X TREK 'y'- FLEE: m ()of) BR(:Nf
Sophie Dona — silver n loan fly - — "-- • MUFFLER • MASTER
Caitlin Heggie — fifth n ZOOM back 42K' 86K ` 52K
Kelley Lee — sort, in loom fly and• EXHAUST PIPE CYLINDER
Relay Lean, vv�son "'�� • TAIL PIPE • WHEEL CYLINDER
Byrtg• Dona d is BALL JOINTS • BATTERY
and Heggie — silver in loan free relay. SPRINGS ALTERNATOR Fahr Iadak Jerrnlerwrggmand '9; til Zl hl �IIhI hl('I% '94 (:K 1\I) PRIX • • '86 NISSAN 3(N)ZX '9� LCSABRI 1. R)
Jacqueline w+lord turned n fine efforts. STRUTS STARTER
1
Alicia Kaye ed —girls n SOm N 20an • SHOCKS • SOLENOID
• TIE -ROD • FUEL PUMP
fly loom nee and loom I.M. ENDS • TIMING BELT
Brierrre Ferreira — gold n 100m back
NW 200m free. silver in 100m nee and • IDLER ARM • CV JOINTS
100 I.M. • PITMAN ARM • U JOINTS
Lauren Campbell — gold in San ''v' IfO%D % F.XK_ 91 HOND X ('I% V q '91 (:%1(, 1� \I \KJ
breast akw in 50m fly and 200m N 26K 148 > ENGINE TRANSMISSION
Almon Chan — fourth n 5om back iv f f _ 83K 52K
Melanie Gogal — tiro, in Zoom beak DRIVE AXLE, TURBO,
Relay tear' of 1('re' golld in rah � SUPER CHARGER
Canhpbel and Jam Martin —
free rww
13- 4' No Fear Peace of Mind
Adam .Janssen — bronze n ZOOM 95 \Ititi>� �I (\ISI G\I: 9. J A(:l �K X,16 '88 FORD Mt STAN(; 9, ISIL Z TR(Pt-R
beck
fourth in loom back. Nth n 100m 85K 39K AND A WHOLE LOT ' N)
,82 56K
154nio:kwer" MORE!!
Jam hftren — Over in loan beck.
fourth in 50m beck and 200m I.M., Nth in
100n I.M. and 100m beck soM in loom `z
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and 200m N bronze in 200m breast.
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fourth n urtSan breast fifth in loom back
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and Graham Wolch — bronze n 13and- %� ,tl
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silver n 200m I.M., bronze n 10an fly
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Jenna Bayley — gold in loan back,
fourth in 50m back, sxth in 200m beck
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Jordan 'Chock — gold in loom
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rah in 200m bed. Bradley Jkknebn —
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Shanks and Slovene — gold in 200m free
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