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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_05_27PICKERING EDITION STORE«uo,-j At -n r.. _ YOU Two 60" OFF REMM Village rW `°� x'.12 E of kdi ord 426-2088 24 HRSta A „ V —U R T ' S —1 Optional 4 week home delivery charge $1 newsstand Wednesday. May 27, 1998 Pressrun 44,,0000 0 30 pages ■ Health care pair Ajax, Pickering residents promised equal access to services at merged hospital h Marianas Tstkscs Stan writer Ajax and Pickering's com- munity hospital will not be the poor cousin of the Scarborough Centenary Health Centre after the two hospitals are merged Aug. 1, according to the leaders of the new joint hospital, to be known as the Rouge Valley Health System. The new name and adminis- trative structure for the amalga- mated institutions were announced Tuesday morning at a press conference held at Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. APGH is to have its name changed to the Ajax and Picker- ing Health Centre. The only difference Ajax and Pickering residents will see will be an improvement in hospital services here, said Allan Whit- ing, who is to be president and CEA of RVHS. In fact, one of the joint hospital's top priorities will be able to obtain a CT scan- ner for the Ajax site. "We are Knding a signal clearly as a new corporation that we arc going to grow this sir" said Mr. Whiting, who has been the CEO at Centenary since 1980. Centenary chief of staff Dr. Arnold Tepperman, who will become RVHS chief of staff, stated the goal of RVHS doctors will be to provide "equal access to care" for residents on both sides of the Toronto/Durham border. Dr. Tepperman also sug- gested merging the two hospi- tals will create "critical masses" of patients and service needs that will enable RVHS to attract a higher qualityy �It staff. exper- tise and apccwlists Doctors from both hospital, will be given sure-spcatie pm i - BRUCE CLIFF 'Together we are a much stronger corporation.' leges under a medical manpow- er plan being drawn up for the new joint hospital. No physicians will be dis- advantaged, or the patients they look after." said Dr. Tepperman. Dr. Carman Price, chief of staff at APGH. will become associate chief of staff for RVHS. APGH board chairman Gale Mossman has been appointed chairman of the RVHS board, which is to consist of eight members from Ajax -Pickering and 10 from Scarborough. "This is a very pleasing occasion for us because we think this is a natural fit for the two facilities:' said Ms. Moss - man. She explained the new administrative and staff struc- ture of RVHS were arrived at through a series of joint meet- ings between the APGH and Centenary boards at which both hoards were equally represent- ed. Ms. Mossman noted she is "quite comfortable" with the structure they have conic up with and is not concerned by Ajax and Pickering having the minority of members. "We have to start thinking as 'we'. not 'them and us':' she said, adding the board members have been effectively drawn together by the amalgamation process. APGH president Bruce Cliff, who worked in administration I Centenary for I I years before coming to APGH six yeah ago, See NEW!Page 2 Photo by Jason Llebrsgts History in action History came to life at the Pickering Museum Vil- torical spectacle enjoyed the thrill of the battle. lage last Saturday as volunteers took part in a re- Here, members of the 49th Ne.v York advance to enactment of the Battle of Burnside Bridge. Mus- engage opposing soldiers of the 10th loutsiana kets roared, soldiers fell and visitors to the his- regiment. Tonks gets chilly reception in Qp Marianine Takacs Stan w -:e. PICKERINC — The Greater Toronto Services Board should not he allowed to become a level of government where Toronto will be able to impose its will on the rest of the GTA. That was the message from Pickering councillors to the per- son appointed by the Province to guide the development of the new hoard, former Metro P-- .7 Two times fore Pk*edng Mayor Wayne Arthurs (left) and Ajax Mayor Steve Parish turned out Tuesday morning to announce the third annual Mayor's Oharlty Classic golf tournament being organized to raise money for Phe hospital in Ajax. To date, the tournament has provided more than $160,000 to purchase hospital equipment to serve residents in Ajax jeW Pickering. For the full story, see page 7. _ Toronto chairman ALui Tonka. Mr. Tonk, visited Pickering Monday night to answer coun- cillors' questions on the new GTSB, for which draft legisla- tion has been released by Queen's Park. "We are very much aware of a history where the centre of the universe was Toronto:' Mr Tonka was told by Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan. Court. Ryan wanted assurance the needs and wishes of Pickering would n, a become subordinate to those of other GTSB munici- palities or those of Durham Region under the new board. "Mat's the crux of the problem asIsee it" Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner worried the GTSB will become a vehicle to enhance Toronto as the "focal point" of the GTA at the expense of Pickering and other communities. Mr. Tonks suggested he Pickering envisioned the GTSB mar .i, municipalities working together to protect their residents' inter- ests and better afford to deliver services such as transit, water and sewer and social services. A joint effort will he necessary, he said, "if we're going to avoid the crosion of everyone's quali- ty of life.- Councillors ife"Councillors were particular- ly concerned about the potential See GTSB,,Page 4 DAVE RYAN 'Centre of the universe was Toronto.' Grade 3s pass stress test Few Durham kids being pulled from standardized provincial exams By Sass #Tom Staff writer With the Province's Grade 3 testing well under way, public and separate school board offi- cials report the process seems to be more stressful for parents than it is for students. Bev Freedman, superinten- dent of programmes for the Durham District School Board, says she doesn't believe the province -wide reading, writing and mathematics tests create anxiety for the majority of stu- dents. However, "I think it is a stressful situation for parents," some of whom have a "very dif- ferent view" of standardized tests. "Much of what goes on in schools is a mystery to par- ents:' she says. Anne Lloyd, assessment and accountability officer for the board, says, "There is some- what of a misnomer that we are chaining little Grade 3 (stu- dents) to their desks for three hours each day." She points out that while the students work on their own, there are collaborative activities and breaks during the assess- ment. "I don't think it's as stressful for the children as par- ents are making it out to be." Ms. Lloyd also says, while there have been reports of par- ents withdrawing their children from the tests in other regions, It has not been an issue out here:' As of Tuesday, Ms. Freed- man says, she had talked with seven parents who had con- cerns about the tests. After speaking with her, only three decided they would pull their children from the testing because it was "simply too stressful on their child:' Meanwhile, Grant Andrews, director of the Durham Catholic District School Board, says he isn't aware of any par- ents withdrawing their children from the assessment. However, he concedes it can be a stressful situation for some students and parents. "71tere is a natural aware- ness amongst children about being tested. None of us look forward to the possibility of failure." Ms. Freedman feels some students may be anxious because there is a strong focus on co-operative learning in the board, but pupils must spend a lot of time working individually during the testing. However, she says, "It's a very good teaching unit and 4, some of the activities are down- KV right fun:' FREEDMAN The standardized tests wrap 'I think it is a stressful up Friday, with results to be situation for parents.' released in the fall. 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Board has announced 40 high school Mr. Yeo notes all of the teachers board, who reports there are still teachers are going to be on a roller- Ms. Jermey explains the board leachers will be laid off as a result of who were declared redundant have vacancies in the system that need to coaster ride" for the next few weeks. has a two-year obligation to recall the Province's new funding formula, less than one year of experience, be filled. Ms. Jermey notes a review com- redundant teachers, noting they'll be but board officials report it's expect- adding the high number of retire- And Mr. Wilson says if the enrol- mittee will begin placing teachers in recalled to their home school should ed they'll all be back in jobs come ments this year prevented more lay- ment increase meets the board's positions as they become available a position become available prior to September. offs. expectations "we will have 10 teach- and says the whole process causes June 30. The Iavoffs, announced at a spe- More than 160 teachers have noti- ers recalled automatically." "unnecessary frustration and con- She says there was a similar num- cial board meeting Monday, will Pied the board of their intention to Pat Jermey, Durham district pres- cern" ber of high school teachers laid off likely be temporary, reports board retire, he says, noting he expects at ident of the Ontario Secondary She says if the board had allowed in 1995 and reports by November of director Grant Yco. least another 15 teachers will hand in School Teachers' Federation, says teachers to continue instructing six that year they had all returned to the "We expect they'll be recalled." their notice before the May 31 dead- she's "confident all of these teachers of eight classes rather than seven of classroom in permanent full-time he said in an interview following the line. who've been declared redundant will eight periods, there wouldn't have positions. New hospital creation called Rouge Valley Health System NEW/From page 1 will become executive vice- president at RVHS and chief operating officer at APHC. Mr. Cliff stated he will be moving immediately to augment existing smices at the Ajax site and bring in new ones .'Together we are a much stronger corpora- tion. We can pro- vide much - improved ser- vices:' he said. "I don't think the community is going to see any major changes other than major improvements in terms of what we can other." With most of the amalgama- tion issues resolved, RVHS will be focusing its attention on Setting addition- al operating funding for the new joint hospi- tal. Both hospi- tals maintain they have been underfunded in the past. The issue is currently being negotiated with the provin- cial Ministry of Health. "Our key words to them are send money because that will he absolutely necessary, to snake the new organization suc- cessful" said Mr. Whiting. "'lite good news can only happen if we're funded proper- ly," rioted Ms. Mossman. No decision has yet been made on where .the RVHS colpo - rase head office will be located. The two hos- pital boards must still ratify the amalgamation arrangements at separate meet- ings lune 23. Together, the two RVHS sites will have more than 300 general practitioners and 180 specialists on active duty, will serve more than 400,000 res- idents in Scar- borough, Picker- ing, Ajax and Whitby, and will have 563 beds by 2003. 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Catholic educators in a class by themselves The Durham Catholic District School Board is honouring more Than 40 educators at a ceremony in Whitby today. The board, together with the Dunham Catholic Principals and Vice Principals Association, will Present the 1998 Distinguished Catholic Leader Award and the 1998 Distinguished Catholic Edu- cators' Awards at a celebration at Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Sec- ondary School. The annual awards ceremony began in 1991 and has "been growing ever since:' says Colin Edgecombe, chairman of the administrative association and principal at Ajax's St. Bernadette Catholic School. "Just about all the schools (in the region) are represented this year" Mr. Edgecombe reports the awards are designed to recognize educators for their contribution to the Catholic school system. The recipients "must display a strong commitment to Catholic education and make an exemplary contribution to their school:' he says. This year's winner of the Dis- tinguished Catholic Leader Award "is very much a role model:" Jeannane Ralph, principal at St. Leo Catholic School in Brook - lin, is honoured to be named this year's recipient. "It's an extremely great honour particularly because (the nomina- tion) came from my colleagues:' SEARS CORRECTION NOTICE Media 0541,98. Sale prices Mon May 25 - Sun. May 31. 1998. Page 17. Primavera Comforter, save 40%_ Reads: Plus, save 40% on matching coordinates. Should read: Plus, save 20% on matching coordinates. Sears regrets any mconvience this may rave M, ses our customers. she says. "I have a great deal of respect for yny colleagues. They humble me on a daily basis' Ms. Ralph reports she has had a "lot of very good years" during her 30 -year teaching career that has taken her to Oshawa's Father Francis Mahony Catholic School, Monsignor Philip Coffey Catholic School, St. Gregory Catholic School, Whitby's St. Paul Catholic .School, Beaverton's Holy Family Catholic School and Pickering's St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School and Holy Redeemer Catholic School. "Jeannane has been very involved with Catholic education, particularly during the November protest" by teachers who went on strike against Bill 160, Mr. Edge- combe says, "She is a strong voice for small schools in our system " Other teachers, educational assistants, custodians and secre- taries receiving the Distinguished Catholic Educators' Award today: From Ajax: Bill St. Louis (posthumously) of Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School. Cecilia McCaughey of St. Bernadette Catholic School, Suzanne Karwowski of St. Fran- cis de Sales Catholic School. Mary Fitzsimmons of St. James Catholic School, Helen Dingwall of St. Jude Catholic School and Tim Coburn of St. Patrick Catholic School. From Pickering: Eileen Ethi- er of Holy Redeemer. Patricia Sayer of Our Lady of the Bay. Decd NEWS ADVICKMER WC MMMY, MAY 27,19M • RAGS 3 ACCIDENT AWARE N ESS `98 Thersday May 28 to Sanday May 31 Metro East Trade Centre (Brock & 401, Pickering) Thurs.-Fri. 10-5 Saturday 10-6 Sunday 9-S This event is brought to our community by The Durham Regional Police Cash For your Jewellery 1 -888 -891 -GEMS • Top prices paid • Private service • Certified appraiser Eldorado Gems Pickering SWW 1978 Dr Afic-hael Guutbier is Pleased to Announce the Grand Opening of Ajax Family Chiropractic Clinic Aew Patients Welcome - No Referral necessary - W CB and Al 1A cases accepted - Cotwmd under most insurance plans a a.wn..r uMM,. w+a. b. w.,tr vow Please join us for our Open House Sat. May 30 between 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. Meet the Doctor, Office Tours, Refreshments 145 Kingston Rd. E. Ajax ON 4264116 `directly across from Costco, Behind McDonald's and Applebee's -Y~ 1110M.&M, D« -nein c to." 10 �y Cheryl Dixon of St. Anthony Talbot of St. Christopher, Mau - Daniel, Celia McNeil of St. Eliza- reen McAvoy of St. Gregory, John beth Seton, Anne Schultheis of St. Joyce of St. Hedwig, Cheri Bois - Isaac Jogues, Catherine Van Den coin of St. Joseph. Michael Gal- Hoogen of St. Marguerite Bour- lagher of St. Michael and Lisa geoys, Carla Wilson of St. Moni- True of Thomas Aquinas. ca and Philip Guillet of St. Wil- From Whitby: Aldo D'Alesio frid. of Father Leo J. Austin, Sue From Oshawa: Elizabeth Robinson of St. Bernard, Gail Spratt of Canadian Martyrs, Anna Aziz of St. John the Evangelist, Mauro of Father Francis Tessy Sagan of St. Marguerite Mahoney, Robert Melosso of d'Youville, Joan Maly of St. Mark Father Joseph Venini, Sandra Tor- the Evangelist, Julia Pellerin of coletti of Holy Cross, Marianne St. Matthew the Evangelist, Linda Bal of John XXIII, Dorothy Mott Quinn of St. Paul and Mary Van (posthumously) of Monsignor Berkum of St. Theresa. Philip Coffey, Marcel Dufresne of Adult education recipients Monsignor Philip Coffey, Mary include Carmen Kang of Ajax and Ford of Sir Albert Love, Marielle Rob Dumais of Oshawa. ACCIDENT AWARE N ESS `98 Thersday May 28 to Sanday May 31 Metro East Trade Centre (Brock & 401, Pickering) Thurs.-Fri. 10-5 Saturday 10-6 Sunday 9-S This event is brought to our community by The Durham Regional Police Cash For your Jewellery 1 -888 -891 -GEMS • Top prices paid • Private service • Certified appraiser Eldorado Gems Pickering SWW 1978 Dr Afic-hael Guutbier is Pleased to Announce the Grand Opening of Ajax Family Chiropractic Clinic Aew Patients Welcome - No Referral necessary - W CB and Al 1A cases accepted - Cotwmd under most insurance plans a a.wn..r uMM,. w+a. b. w.,tr vow Please join us for our Open House Sat. May 30 between 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. Meet the Doctor, Office Tours, Refreshments 145 Kingston Rd. E. Ajax ON 4264116 `directly across from Costco, Behind McDonald's and Applebee's -Y~ 1110M.&M, D« -nein c to." 10 �y 4 3 {. aN THIS MUCH, s PAINT ON HIS CLOTHES Mae. 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DerFilk .;.; A, Li k w 25% off selected Exterior Outsider POW and Beck t Sidft Stain.- Corm tain' Cane in by Saturday and you'll also get a free stain brtt711 with every can purchased. Not to mention the Qttttligr Gl ooW caanng all our Paint , and Stains. H you are not completely satisfied wdh the quWq of our product, we will instantly replace the product or refund your noottey. Huey in tadW ..,coir nol mkkied Sa* appi. to The Outwiv 1200 Mise E.tena Gim Wh.. The Outsder W, 1a Este -f Satin letm. The 0,A K1& 5900 Ime Eat noc Flat Lafe.. N 1.w Outsdu 70Do We Edu a Sem.-Gloss Lale. and 6900 — Deg 6 Wn Stain Sale ends lune 28. 1998 rstain bush 221058 otte, e.tenoed to 3785L Products. 105 Rayly Street West, Pickering Town Centre 705 Kingston Road, #18, Ajax Hwy. 12 & Liverpool Rd., Pickering (Hwy s2 at whites Rd.) Pickering 683-2047 839-2252 420-2548 PAGE 4 - 711E NEWS AW'ER7'ISER VV DNESMY. MAY V, 19M GTSB fears expressed in Pickering OECI:I Wrom page 1 fair representation structure for mem- and equity protection entity- that he her municipalities; transit financing; does not expect to eventually become a power of the GTSB to take control of po coordination of infrastructure; and GTA -wide super -city. waste management for the entire GTA economic development. " 1 do not see there evolving a ser - and impose unwanted facilities such as According to Mr. Tonks, the GTSB vice delivery entity in any respect:' he landfills and transfer stations on Pick- will be more of a "policy formation said. enng. Mr. Tonks replied he has always believed the GTA should have a single waste authoritv but that manv munici- palities are against such an arrange- ment. He suggested GTSB members who want to work together on waste could do so, while others could contin- ue to handle it on their own. He added. however, that he expects all municipal- ities would eventually find it was in their best interest to work together. Ma}or Wayne Arthurs maintained that while some form of GTSB was necessary, adding waste to its mandate (it's not included under the draft legis- lation) would be a mistake and lead to unnecessary divisions among GTSB members. -II would be doomed to a degree of failure:' said the mayor. "There would he big winners then, and big losers" Mr. Tonks replied he would take Mayor Anhurs view "under considera- tion". Mr. Tonks is currently in the process of consulting the public and GTA politicians on the GTSB. He said his job is to make recommendations to the province on changes to it, includ- ing trying to come up with solutions where there are differences in opinion among GTA municipalities. "We are. I believe, proceeding in a very inclusive way:' he noted. So far. he said, the contentious issues have been: developing a dispute resolution mechanism for the board: a Arrests made after drywaller dust-ups ofJacquie Mhbwn St.,' e,Te WHITBY— A pretest by Durham drywaller, erupted in violence yesterday in two of the Region's communities resulting in a total of S160X) damage. Angry drywallers stormed two Durham horses currently under con- strut.tkxt -- one in Whithy and one in Cotwcc -- urnultanoously on Tuesday morning around 10:30 am. artd pro.- ceeded to knock to walls and create gen- CrAl 'Ictc wbi�IbUtii'lll lib-•-• Counrce address, s►.1d" bnMman, [ m �. 31 on Sagewood Avenue after approxi- mately 60 men broke mto rite hoose where six tradesmen were working. Tbc six fled the scent and called police. No one was injured. Two Oshawa men, brothers aged 40 and 49 and a 32- year-old Pickcnng man have been charged with break -and -enter to commit mischief over $5.0W. The men were released on a promise to appear to court on Friday. Their names were not released by police at press time because the charges had not been swan in. Damage to the Ctwrucc house was estimated at $10,0(1). In the Whitby incident, a tile installer was ordered out of a house at Lor 15 Maple Edge Lane in the Whitbum Street subdivision. The development is owned by Bayfield Homcs of Woodbridge. "A group of people came m," explains police spokesman Pat Robin- son. "A Ione worker was laying tiles and the group asked the worker to stop what he was doing and go outside." The worker complied. asking the men not to damage his tools. They respected his request. According to the witness, after a few minutes the men left in about 20 cars, however he did not get any of the licence plate numbers. "What appears to be happening is now the drywallers are getting frustrated that it's not going the way they would like it to go... that's probably what's leading to them acting in this way:" sug- gested Jamie Maclnnis, President of the Durham Hornebuilders' Association. Although the association is not directly involved in negotiations with the dry- wallers which is taking place with the drywall contractors, Mr. Macinnis said the strike is having an impact on the association's members. "it's now four weeks of delays of houses not dry - walled. Unfortunately we have to delay closings but we as builders are not in control of the situation" Union leaders at the Toronto-based local could not be reached for comment because, according to the secretary, they were in negotiations for the remainder of the day. School fair has fun for all PICKERING — Valley Farm Public School will host its annual Fun Fair Thursday, May 28. It runs from 5 to 8 p.m. and fea- tures a barbecue with the LOEB BBQ Truck, baseball throw with radar gun, hockey shoot, the Durham Regional Police canine unit and fire trucks. Everyone's welcome. The school is at 1615 Pepperwood Gate. For more information call the school at 428-6337. 0 I! WP • Y~.: t wit Reliable, supervised day care at a home in Lour neighbourhood • Safe, comfortable environments • Reliable local back-up for Provider's • Stimulating daily programs holidays or illness • Trained, professional Providers - Complete insurance coverage • Monthly tame inspectiorts • Income tax receipts supplied and. we welcome full or part-time Care for chilldmn from 6 weeks of sge! Wft Wat& ,� Prkm1D"Cm For Information CaU: 686-4816 ONE ffop 10 Birthday Sale "o" can of any e A ! ort 0 $%* W M= aw 1!Cli1! 1 Gallon of Ceiling Paint for 110 Effective Wed. 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IWN, Sale ends Smailay, May 31st. lot • Link me Iftm per dimpe op I I I PrAGE s - TIE NEWS ADVEKMM WEDNnVAY, MAY 27. Iffe OPINION EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS Ory THE NEws Staying alive is no accident Speed, alcohol. carelessness. All contributing fac- tors in many of the traffic accidents that killed more than 1.000 Canadians and injured another 90.000 last year. Crushed cars, mangled bodies, devastated fami- lies. The results of crashes which, more often than not, are preventable. Cause and effect. Many people can tell you all about it: Police offi- cers who are often the first on the scene of grisly mishaps and the first at the door of victims' loved ones. Paramedics and firefighters frequently called upon to wage a life -and -death battle at gruesome col- lisions. Doctors and nurses who try to patch up those who survive. Undertakers when all efforts fail. Some of those emergency services personnel exposed to accidents on a regular basis and people who've survived horrific crashes will be on hand at Accident Awareness '98 Thursday to Sunday at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. Presented by Durham Regional Police. the event is designed to teach the public about the importance of safe driving and the perils of such things as speeding, drunk driving, recklessness. running red lights and failing to wearseat-belts. It's a message our local police fervently hope will get through to the public. Durham's finest want to stop the carnage on our roads, especially since about a dozen people have already lost their lives in crash- es in the region so far this year. While most citizens are more concerned about crime in their community. Durham Regional Police Constable Beverley Horodnyk notes. "The motor vehicle fatalit) rates are always higher than the num- ber of murder% in Uurh,;un In ta,%, C--% points out traffic accidents are "the number -one killer of young people:' Na drugs, not AIDS. not crime. So, the constable and her fellow men and women in blue want to drive home the message that "Staying alive is no accident:' Accident Awareness '98 will combine graphic images from crashes and the horror stories of sur- vivors to do just that. "Some of the scenes are pretty gruesome and will leave you with a chill:' says Const. Horodnyk. "I think that is what people steed to see.. What people will see at Accident Awareness '98: • Accurate recreations of fatal crashes, using the actual vehicles involved. Accident survivors will speak to visitors about their experiences; • I)Lmonstrations of the Jaws of Life, used by fire- fighters to pry open crushed vehicles to free trapped crash victims: • A seat -belt "convincer" display using dummies to show the consequences of not buckling up and a child -restraint clinic: • A "skid school" hosted by Young Drivers of Canada. The free event runs at the Metro East Trade Centre on Brock Road north of Hwv. 401 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Parents of teenagers learning to drive ought to take their youngsters to Accident Awareness '98. Courts should in the future force all people convicted of traf- fic offences to take in similar displays. In fact, every motorist should attend the event. As the constable puts it, "A lot of us in the community have to sharp- en our driving skills" Because staying alive is no accident. y To respond to this editorial call rafosptanCe Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 WE ASKED THE QUESTION IS: WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOLT DURHAM REGIONAL POLICE NAMING SUSPECTED JOHNS CAUGHT IN PROSTITUTION STINGS? Robyn Gale says, "1 have mixed feelings. On one hand, it could deter the activity but to name names would be very difficult on the family." Ah H a r o l d Edgecombe says, .*They shouldn't do it. The cops have more important issues to deal with besides this - Petra Myers says, "I think it's good. It will be a deterrent because they'll feel ashamed that everyone will know who they are" .'wew S A D V E R T I S E R LETTERS OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NEWS I want to be like grandma To the editor. She uta% there when I was born. She gave me hugs and kisses. We shared happy and wd moments together. In the sum- mer I went swimming and spent week% at a trine with her. She taught me how to swim. She also taught me Fhowv to mul- tiply. we made jam together. We used to go to a special restaurant. We went there almost every day. She was there for all my bvtudaays. Through year after year together. '"-set. +n ,ny tife. ► haw Clever fact hiaQlexhe w dear. I love her and one day 1 want to be like her. Whenever 1 was sad she was always there. We shared jokes together When I was down she made me feel much better. She was a very good painter. She was a very god friend to all people. I think of her in my dreams. Sonvaimes I worry about her but 1 know she is OK. When 1 needed something she would go it for me. The best part about my life was when 1 was with her. She made me feel so special. When I used to sleep over she taught me a prayer and it went like this: "Four corners of my bed, four angels over my head, Matthew, Mark. Luke and John, God bless me and this bed I lay upon:' I say it every night. When she was my age she was a model and a very pretty one. too. SIX modelled wed - P"te 4r SSW MetrraiNtr Jennifer Trauzzi misses her grandmother who died in November. "Through all my life. I have never met someone so dear," says the nine-year-old Ajax resident. ding dresses and engagement rings. We shared all our secrets and dreams together. When it was my mommy's wedding she made the wedding dre%s and head piece. She also made enough meatballs for 2W peo- PIC. The special person in my life is my grandma She died on Nov. 9. 1 miss her and love her very much. genu fer Traftai, Ai - School reforms will produce mindless robots To the editor: It is pretty obvious that your Paper supports the teacher bash- ing expressed in Shan Kelly's letter of May 9. He doesn't know what be is talking about. The reasm so many teachers jumped at the 85 factor when given the chance was that they are sick and tired of being tow- ed like din by the public, by the government, by some parents and by some students. The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand- written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. Teachers do not have the right not to he in a union, nor the right not to be in the pension plan. Each teacher pays nine per cent of their income to the plan. The average teacher takes home only about 50 cents on the dol- lar Most spend about 5400 a year of their own money on sup- plies for the classroom. They work about 60 hours a week. Repot cards add about 40 to 50 hours per term to the time load. Teachers may only work 38 weeks but I'd her my List dollar that they work moot hours with fewer breaks in the day than the average "toiling taxpaythat about. tat Mr. Kelly's letter talks A few weeks back, your paper devoted a whole page to Premier Mike Harris' talk with selected parents, but somehow you missed the disaster of the new high school course "selec- tion" to begin in 1999. -At pre- sent Ontario high school stu- dents have about 1,100 course choices. Next year about 220! Pickering High School now runs 28 music courses from steel band to chamber choir — a fabulously diverse programme. Next year, it will offer five tea Courses. Ituccomplpo destr whole departments at some schools. It's the type of mind- less robots, not people. Mr. Kelly's letter cans stu- dents 'products"! Your bias is shown because you broke your own rales about 150 -word let- ters to PuW A that drivel. Mr. Kenn doesn't hove a else how mach teachers work or what they do. The sooner you ger wise to the propaganda from the Harris government and give a balanced view the better. Right now the bias is obvious and, frankly, it stinks. Peyer Vedi, Ai - A M*oWW Community Newspaper pubished four times wileidy on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, 0W.PS 21,15 Pd4sh : Tim 11uNMItBr BERYL CAMERON OPINION SHAPER Ajar resident Beryl Cameron is a principal who S about to retire, a modwr of seven, gmiadmother of 14 and recently a great grandmother of a hale boy. A swimmer, an artist and an aspiring journalist, she can be reached by e-mail at bcameronCacsis.on.ea The spring picnic Whitecaps dot the lake in Ajax on this early spring afternoon and 1 am playing hooky to walk in the glorious sunshine. My Walkman provides middle-of-the-road music with a bit of a beat, well suited to the gait of this more than middle-aged sun seek- er. Usually 1 walk in the early morning but it was cold still. and here 1 am in the afternoon, just getting into the swing of things. I greet everyone. "Good morning", "Lovely day" or "So nice to see the end of winter'. It passes the time and makes me feel at if I have company even though I walk alone. In response, 1 receive a smile or a nod. sometimes a few words which elude me because of the music in my ears. The unleashed dogs might intimidate one who had not grown up with and loved ani- mals. the Dalmatians are my favourites fol- lowed closely by the black labs, figuratively speaking of course. There is an athletic - looking guy in a T-shirt playing frisbee to give his pet more exercise after the long Canadian winter indoors. Then crimes the couple on inline skates with bright padding on their elbows and knees and a youngster on a bike just flying. The young couple on the park beach up ahead catch my attention. &% Unchained Melody fills my personal space. "Oh, my love, my darling 1'vc hungered for your touch a long lonely while..:' They are engaged in deep conversation punctuated by a smile or a touch now and again. Spring love is an inspiration. Like all God's creatures. feelings stir in our hearts especially on a sunny spring day like this. As 1 pass. I smile. remembering my long -lost Youth. 1 want to connect to this slim boy with the marulamry baseball cap turned backward on his curly head and his lady with her big hair flying free as the birds. She is eating a hamburger and 1 can smell its ,richness as I pass. _ Nue dV t.x a phenw.- I say abuve my music. She smiles brightly and replies, much to my surprise. "It's a wedding pic- k» My imagination stirs a% 1 continue to walk. 1 begin to speculate: were they secret- ly married without their parents' approval? Howe pax they must be not even to !lave a little dinner at a local resturant as 1 had done those many years ago. I notice that he isn't eating anything. Had he sacrificed for his blue jeans -clad bride? What would be ahead lex a couple so young and poor? Wield they face the diffhcultics 1 had when 1 mare" a% an I K year old? I hope they would not suffer the same pain and poverty that had permeated my own years as a newlywed. 1 continue my walk engrossed in my imaginings and I can't get them sat of my mind. So much optimum, so much hope fox the future, so young! The large rock. where the trail juts out to a point overlooking the take, signifies my halfway mark and 1 turn to retrace my steps. The wind is in my face now, and as I approach the Young couple again, the smelt of the hamhurger hangs on the breeze. I hes- itate, but only for a moment, and then I bold- ly go where angels fear to tread. She finishes her meal with relish (no pun intended). she wipes her lips casually with the Paper napkin and nearly folds the yellow Crag with the logo on it. Did you say wedding picnic?" I want to share their experience and perhaps offer words of encouragement or advice if they would only let me. But more than that, I want to recapture the feelings of my your and the power of young love. Her eyes grow dig at the audacity of this ung straager who is speaking to than. She stares for a split second, then she laughs a rich. hearty Wigh that lights top her whole face. His serious expression breaks and he joins in her Iatagtter. "Not just yet," he sputters. "I said, 'it was a Wendy's pict,le," and she flashes the 10go on the .Ithat she had neatly folded for the trashl� in their I laughter and resume my walk. I offer a silent prayer of %thanks that die sweet spirit of spring centimes to exist for these two, at least for now. And I senile to myself at how ready we are to project our own experiences on the young. 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The News Advertiser is Distributing Nf the Ajax b Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould Sl., Toronto, Ont. M58 2M7, an independent organization that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. The Publisher reserves the right to classify or refine any advertsmuent. Credit for adnrtise- ment limited to space Price error occupies. course.WEDNESDAY, er .. � Durham business leaders, politicians hit the links in aid of Ainx hos ital NY At Riftrttoff p Staff writer -- The promise of •tt'f b PICKERING S a a ulous thing to be Involved with. It's continued good weather and a full complement of golfers should make a great feeling for everyone who's been for another big day for the Ajax- Pickering General Hospital when the involved with it Over the years.,,' Third Annual Pickering Town Centre Mayors' Charity Classic -- Howard Sokolowski, tees off at the Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club Thursday, Sept. 17. Recognized as the largest fund- raising event in Durham, the Mayor's Charity Classic was officially launched at the north Pickering golf course Tuesday morning by Picker- ing Mayor Wayne Arthurs, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish, former Durham Region chairman Jim Witty, Picker- ing Town Centre general manager Allan Arsenault, Royal Bank's Bill Collier, ClubLink Corporation vice- president Jack Winberg, and Tim Whittaker, publisher of the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser. According to Howard Sokolows- ki, CEO of Tribute Homes and a member of the Mayors' Charity Clas- sic committee, the event hopes to surpass the quarter -million dollar mark in only its third year. The two previous days yielded a combined $163,000 which helped with the purchase of diagnostic can- cer equipment and a surgical ancs- thetic gas machine at the community hospital, pliffo by son Plof wire "It's a fabulous thing to be The major corporate sponsors and organizing committee members for the third involved with." says Mr. Sokolowski, annual Mayor's Charity Classic golf tournament to aid of the Ajax hospital turned a backer of the fund-raiser since its out yesterday to formally announce the 1998 version of the event at Cherry Downs inception. Golf and Country Club in north Pickering. To date, the tournament has raised more "It's a great feeling for everyone than $160,000 for the local hospital. Announcing the kick-off yesterday were (from who's been involved with it over the lett) Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Managing Editor Steve Houston, Tribute years" Homes Chief Executive Officer Howard Sokolowski, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish, Pick - The third annual Mayors' Charily ering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, Pickering Town Centre General Manager Allan Arse - Classic is again a sell-out, with 144 mutt, Ajax -Pickering Hospital Foundation Chairman Rene Soetens and Royal Bank golfers participating. Senior Account Manager Bill Collier. Each will have the opportunity to play a hole on the championship about the prospect of more good course with Durham Region Chair- weather which has surrounded the man Roger Anderson, Mayor Arthurs two previous Classics and is antici- and Mayor Parish. paling another banner day on the Mayor Parish says he's excited course to raise moire much-needed Motorcycle buffs ju AClrftII1119 �/- -- Stan writer Say the words "mo oici cle club" or "Moir- and visions of scary, leather - clad men might come to mind. But a newly formed group is hoping b change the general perception of motorcycle riders. -Everybody wtk> rides miAoroycles isn't an Idiot:' says Jack Life, director of ire Ajax -based Durham Chapter of the y Gold Wing Road Riders Association. 1 Of all the people wto ride. only about one per cent are the kind who make the news for their illegal activities, he says. "One of the objectives (of the club) is to play down the one per centers:' says the Whitby resident. The Road Riders are a family-orient- ed group of moilmycle riders, who in addition to touring, conduct safety semi- nars, provide their services for charity events and told fund-raising activities. Proof the club members have a strong connection with family values is that the director of each of the chapters is a co - di rctor with hisAter spouse, and entire families take part in the group's activi- ties. The Durham chapter is one of more than 800 around the world which involves 50,000 owners of Honda Gold Wring motorcycles. While the group only held its first meeting in November. members have already been asked to take part as mar- shalls at an upcoming triathlon And, the CEO of Tribute Homes funds for the hospital. "The first two years were extremely successful, raising very significant dollars in support of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital st want to which is something I support fully , especially in these times when hospi- tals need all the private funding they can get:" says Mayor Parish. "It's not only a great day, but it's a great social event as well." Mayor Arthurs notes that it's an excellent opportunity for community leaders to rally around this event which not only henefits the hospital's catffcrs, but also provides for a social outing, complete with golf and din- ner. -It's been very rewarding taking an active role in the organizing of it in each of the past two years. It's nice to see people respond so post - lively to it." says Mayor Arthurs. It's a full day not only of golf, but it's an opportunity to socialize, for husiness people to network and it's held at that point of the year when the golfing season is winding down and maybe people are a bit more relaxed." For the major sponsor, the Picker- ing Town Centre, the Mayors' Chari - 'y Classic is an opportunity for the hopping centre to support a worth- while community cause, notes Mr. Arsenault. general manager. "It's something we're very proud to participate in and it's an opportu- nity for us to give back to our com- munity in supporting the Ajax-Plck- cring hospital:' says Mr. Arsenault. Mr. Collier, a senior account man- ager with the Royal Bank, explains the bank's pleased to take a leader- ship role in the Mayors' Charity Classic. "It's very important to us and it's very significant for us to be involved in the community. We take it as an important part of what we do," says Mr. Collier. The Mayors' Classic committee is still looking for more corporate Sponsors to become part of charitable event. If you can help with the event. call the Hospital Foundation office at 691- 2 120 have fun Durhatn Gold Wing Road Riders have a Jade and Judy Life, directors of the ON -D chapter of the says of the thousands who enjoy motorcycle riding, only community kick-off event scheduled for Durham Wings of Gold Wing Road Riders Association stand per cent are the kind who make the news with their illegal ' Sat rday, June 13 to introdwe the public proudly beside their Honda Gold Wing motorcycle, Mr. Life activities. to the group. charity. "We're a ria -for fit Rendon, ung into Scarborough and , a find out more about the Road Rid_ -pro orgartization:' The group's 30 members, who hail Lindsay. says Mr. Life, explaining any y $ at attend their official kick-off June 13 : y ezplai ng y Profit the from a varier of backgrounds enol occu- "We're very much a working man's at Whitby's Iroquois Park Spoto Centre, getup snakes flan events is donated to pations, come from across Durham dub:' he says, starting at noon Where's thepofitical will to redo ?reduce waste. Toronto Mayor Mel Lastman is Contemplating garbage pick-up twice a week during the summer. This would only encourage people to be wasteful and would require the use of additional garbage trucks, gas and oil, increase truck pollution, and put more wear and tear on those vehicles. Instead, we should work toward collection once every two weeks, as is done in Victoria, B.C. where most residents recycle and compost dili- gently. Mr. Lastman's old territory, North York, still offers twice -a -week garbage pick-up; it would be a shame to see the rest of Toronto take a giant step backwards. Besides, summer is the best time to discover the benefits of compost - Ing. The cycle is working at its best when fruit and vegetable peelings are being mixed with all those yard trim- ROULSTON RECYCLER' S mings. At least I become Inspired by my phone calls. This month three people wanted information on vermicom- posting and requested that I do a col- umn on it. Two other readers are protesting against unsolicited plastic bags with consumer coupons which keep getting dropped into their mail boxes. The plastic hag ('No Junk Mail' stickers are ignored) usually contains only one or two pieces of unsolicited mail. To add insult to injury. a message printed on the bag states that it is recyclable in the Blue Box — which is not the case in Durham. 1 also learned that the bags are causing problems at recycling facilities because many people toss them in with their newspapers. 00❑ On another note, some inspiration came from News Advertiser staff writer Keith Gilligan who described in a recent column headlined 'Lament of a garbage picker' his efforts to encourage colleagues to recycle more of their paper. Soon, a vermicomposter will be sitting beside Keith's desk. Perhaps one day his column will be headlined 'Heroics of a resource saver'. Finally, a gentleman I recently met recycles so faithfully that he puts out one small shopping bag of garbage a month. One may think it impossible to have so little garbage since many plastics, polystyrene, tires, etc. are not being collected at the curbside. However, if our Durham politicians were to take a more active position on the 3Rs and to host 'Environment Days' at plazas, we could keep a lot more out of landfill. During Environ- ment Days in Toronto, collection bins are set out for many types of recy- clable materials such as plastic film, and textiles, water and energy-saving devices are sold, composters are made available, and environmental information is handed out. Larraine ROulston's column expkx*V erwironmental issues reyutarly aPPears on Wednesday. AT QUEEN'S PARK Green PAGE 7 day finally acknowledged The luck of the Irish is holding up better here than it has back home.While rival factions in the Republic and Northern Ireland struggled to put together a peace settlement that will last, their rela- tives in the Ontario legislature approved unanimously a private member's bill designating March 17, St. Patrick's Day, as Irish Her- itage Day on which to celebrate that community's contributions to Ontario society. The bill needs only the approval of government, a formal- ity, and follows a bill which desig- nated April 6 as Tartan Day, rec- ognizing the Scots- Scots have more dominated Ontario politics and business than have the Irish. A dozen premiers and the same number of lieutenant governors were of Scottish origin and Scots ran the banks. education and med- icine and dourly ensured Ontari- ans were among the last in the world to be allowed to watch movies or buy alcohol on Sun- days. Progressive Conservative MPP John O'Toole (you can hardly find I a more Irish name) wisely did not compare the contributions, but said those of the Irish have been "outstanding", particularly in such I fields as scholarship, oratory, lit- eraturc and sports. The Irish have had success in business. Timothy Eaton, from Antrim, founded the noted chain of department stores now fallen on harder times. Their recent politicians included Darcy McKeough, a commanding Tory treasurer and cost -cutter before it was in vogue, who would have j been premier in 1977 if William Davis had stepped down (as many felt hcshould) on fading to win a majority in two successive elec- tions. The legislature's cleverest orator for two decades has been Via r-...._,"'. —t— w...:w-.s "' , Davis's noted corcumlocutious stvlc of speaking as being "like the old ,Newt„undland railway. which twisted and turned, chugged up hill and down dale and meandered through the remotest sidings before eventually j reaching its destination." ` Mr O'Toole, the representative tiir Durham Fast said, a bit tongue in check, that it is mere stercotyp- Ing that the Irish are great drinkers and fighters. But one who fit this bill was Frank Drea, a Dans min- ister. A delegation that met Mr. Drea in his office complained he had over -imbibed, but the minis- ter, also endowed with the gift of I the gab, was such an asset in adding a human touch to a blood- less cabinet that he had to be kept I on. Lieutenant -Governor Hilary Weston was born in Ireland and even those who begrudged her the post on grounds she had not done enough to deserve it will concede she has thrown herself into the endless round of welcomings with enthusiasm and poise. Among thinkers of Irish descent were such as Marshall McLuhan, with his revolutionary, "GE • - THE NEWS ADVERTISER W EDNF-SDAV. MAY 27,19" Number crunchers photo by Ad. Gown Bright young students at Glengrove Public School in Pickering matched their math skills against stu- dents from 35 schools across Durham Region in the Durham District School Board's math Olympics Day campers learn about great outdoors The Durham Forest Centre will offer summer day camps for children between the ages of seven and 13 dur- ing July. The centre, south of Uxbridge, is offering four week-long sessions which include a variety of outdoor activities such as wildlife programmes. survival games, o nenteenng, outdoor sports and arts and crafts. Wcekly fee is SIN) per child and there is a $20 discount for each addi- tional sibling. A shuttle bus is available from the Durham District School Board's Whuhy headquarters for as additional S20 a week. The summer camps operate Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Camp application forms arc available at schools through- ~ tow —1t.— tart nolle, �n(alerT�laaM call %5-452-3030. 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North We're cooky togletkel.- I, ( 1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 27,19" - PAGE 9 ENTERTAINMENT THE NIGHT LIFE IN A1AX & PICKERING Wonderland All Shook Up by area dancers BYA, Staff writer Four area dancers are among an elite troupe entertaining thousands at one of Canada's largest theme parks over the spring and summer. Brent Moss, 26, and Christine Tivares. 19, of Ajax, and Tonya Murray, N. and Shannon Bruce, 16, of Pickering, are four of only 12 dancers selected from across the province to perform at Para- mount Canada's Wonderland this sea- son. Members of the Denise Lester I)ance Academy in Pickering, they're dancing in the park's production All ShoN,k Up which runs at the Canterbury Casdc until Thanksgiving. Moss. Tavares, Murray and Bruce .ocrc chosen from one of a number of Photo I* Julb," Itranotrski Denise Lester Dance Academy dancers (from left) Christine Tavares, Tonya Mur- ray and Shannon Bruce. are currently demonstrating their considerable talents in Paramount Canada's Wonderland's dance production All Shook Up this sum- mer. Come in to the Pig & Whistle AJAX —The stars of the Doors open at 6:30 p.m. -former P19 ,ti Whistle Shone and the show starts at 7:30. will perform in a fund -ran- Rcfresfunents will be avail- ing at Annandale able and there's a cash bar. Zen Grill ZenC'hsh Sat- --Tickcis are $13 'apiece' lercmy, Sia} 10. — — ". 'Slid $12 per person rot Sponsored by the 'Alas groups of 20 or more. Rotary Club, the concert will Pr cceds will go to Ajax- fcature many of the perform- Pickering General Hospital. ars from the much -beloved the Faster Scal Society and lelevisiou show. The event tither Rotary charities. will feature Anita Scott. Annandale Golf and Queen of the Pcarlics; Billy Country Club is can Church Meek.a regular on the Pig ale Street South. U'hntle Show for I I years, Fac tickets or mole infor- Ken- popular vocalist Chrisma tiort call Val Marshall at ton. comedian and master 428-1328, Paul Butler at magician Dick Joiner: and 683-8018. Lon Harmsh at the Paul Butler hand with 723-5478 or John Parsons at Jamie McPherson on hanio. 327-4333. Advertisement Applebees takes to the streets to heighten their community profile. From left, Mike Lewis, president, Tim Leblanc, Mitch Brown, manager, John DaSilva, Dean Barry. e HERONGATE BARN THEATRE 2885 Altona Rd. Pickering SMASH- HIT the best of the comedy thriller plays ever written DEATHTRAP the game's afoot... and what a qame it is! ("s) 472— Let us entertain you! regional auditions held across Ontario in February. The 12 dancers for the produc- tion were named three weeks later. This year is Murray's fourth of per- forming at Wonderland. Moss and Tavares have both danced at the park for two years, while Bruce is making her debut. once again, Tavares is having the time of her life as a member of the park's dance troupe. "It's great to do something you love:' says Tavares, who's been dancing for 1 1 years. "sole opportunity to get up on stage and dance for people is wonderful. It's kind of a payback for the all the work we put into it. We all love it: we would- n't be doing it if we didn't love it:' All Shook Up, a high-energy dance performance with a '60s high school graduation as a backdrop, is a challeng- ing, but fun -filled musical production set to the hits of '50% and '60% rock 'n' roll. Best of all, it's a big hit with the dancers, notes Tavares. "It's a lot of fun. It takes you to another world. It's musical theatre and not straight jazz and we all love it. It allows us to get up there and be our own character;' says Tavares, who also teach- es choreography at the Denise Lester Dance Academy. The dancers in All Shook Up have been performing only on weekends in May. But, next month. when Wonder- land will be open daily, the show will be staged each day, with five performances on the weekend. Paramount Canada's Wonderland is just north of Toronto in Vaughan, just off Hwy. 400. PROVIDENCE CENTRE Spring Festival Saturday, May 30th 10 amto6pm Buffet Breakfast: 7:30 am to 10:30 am Over 75 exhibits and activities Including: Kiddie Carnival, Pony Rides, Petting Zoo, Children's Games, Maple Leaf Slapshot, Crafts, Baked Goods, Plants, Books, New & Nearly New Clothing, White Elephant Items, Music & Entertainment, Bavarian Garden, All -Day Bingo, Crown & Anchor Wheels, 3276 St. Clair Avenue East (at Warden Ave.) Lots of Free Parking of the TTC parking lot north of St. Clair on Warden... shuttle bus to Festival. In support of Providence Centre's new Home for the Aged. 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Savings are on the original ticketed prices unless otherwise noted. Sale offers cannot be combined. Not all offers valid in our Sheridan store. Excludes Factory Outlet, Warehouse Stores and Clearance Centres. 'We will deduct the equivalent of the GST and PST from your total purchase price. PAGE 10 • TW NIEWS APV KKFUQ WW005111AY, MAY 27, 119105 SPORTS Area track RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING sprints to U.� university BYAI~ Sports editor AJAX — An Ajax athlete will resume his track and field career in Big Sky Country this fall. Louis Patrick. 18, an OAC graduate of Pickering High School, will join the men's track and field team at the University of Montana after accepting a flour -year scholarship offer from the school in Missoula. Montana. Patrick was one of only five freshmen recruits signed to scholarships this year by the U of M Grizzlies track team, which competes in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division 1 Big Sky Athletic Conference. A member of both the Pickering High track team and the Durham X -L's Track and Field Club. he feels the University of Montana is a good fit. "I visited the school and I really liked the environrincnt of the school. It's a real small-town atmosphere there. Compared to Toronto, it's a small town. 1 see it as a nice atmosphere, an atmosphere I can excel in:' says Patrick. A sprinter and long Jump specialist. Patrick currently holds a personal best mark of 6.49 seconds in the 55 -metre dash. 10--4 ccords in the lel metres and 22'9" in the long jump. In high school. Patnck hdrietid Pickering High to two gold medals in the 4 -x -101) -mitre relay at the: lake Ontano Secondary Schixol Athletics champiioships in his junior years. He also helped Pick(.nng's senior bons' 4-x-10)-nctre relay team win silver and bn,niti modals at the Ontano Federation of School Athletic Assectaieins provincial championships the past two year%. Patrick isn't likely to get completely homesick at the UnivcrAw of Montana. Joining him on the track and field squad will be sprinters Brooke Shover and Nick Stewart. of Oshawa who were teaturrop% on the Durham X -L's Track and Field Club. Uinve�ity 'It Mixiiarla tr.>Lk .vol lictd head coach Tom Raunig believes Patrick will get even better "Wc feel like he has a lot more.poten- tial in both the sprints and the jumps. Since they only prae:tise four days a week (here), his jnunpmg cxpenen a is some- what limited" Patrick says the University of Momtam coaches arc exporting hum to improve as a spnntcr and lumpeT in los fust year in the antkipwkin he'll till that gap on the Grwlws' sprint relay team when senior Todd Henng leaves. He credits the coaching he's received at high school ruder Cynl Sahadath and at the X -L. s club under Curtis Saha ath and Lan Seale as the key to getting a scholarship. "11se coaching has been great. L krnow It wouldn't have been poxssible without the type of coaching I've received in the last three years:' says Patrick. who's cur- rently serving as an assistant track coach at Pickering High. Cynl Satadath says helping students obtain athletic scholarships is an impor- tant part of the track and field pro- gramme at Pickenng High. "It's something we work toward with all cur athletes. We w to give them a positive secondary school track and field experience, then let their talents get them a scholarship" In addition to studying health and human perfomance. he plants to take music composition courses. Patrick was a member of Pickenng High's senior jazz and concen band and teaches clarinet, trumpet and saxophone. DR. S. KNALFAN OPTOMETRIST Eve8&VISaturday Appofanenft Available Aq*FmPa" NEW PATIENTS WELCOME WIN- — Ave S, Alit (906) 4264431 010 "" M. [MMM ftw4 (906) Iq1. m i �•��I U a I Im Go� • 6 tlaai a • cWSM 5. 1 hr. tessorw • 1 Be9i me week Of Jaw 105 GIFT CEIITIRCATES FOR DAY FOR FWV11)UAL • eWM '""e Call Grog Salazar ,I JWA I (CGTFNSGTF) to .20 reser" your sMt camaiiiiiiii; h" as .w lawn, son CewM Taunton hitt, AJstt photo by Andrew twanowsArl Pickering High School's Louis Patrick. 18, will attend the University of Montana on a track and field scholarship this fall. Saints hope to put hex on Voodoo in roller hockey opener 'IheEast L-ndSunbhelot uuh thou Ajax flL" rl.ws. lumor'A'roller hockey squad the currently undefeated goes marching into the Durtiarn Devik. Pickering Recreation Ontano Hockey League Complex for its hoax opener Prospect Paul Guthrie starts in tomorrow w ar 7 p.m. against goal fix the Saints, and tram the Scarborough Virickto. Point leader left McFairland Thus is the Saints' first will boost the attack from the game since their seaum- defence The Saints cturently opening loss to the Bramptoxt sit in sixth place in the Major Warrxrs. Junior 'A' Roller Hockev The Pickering -leased League's East DivisKm starxd- Saints are embarking cin a trigs. hectic port of the schecluk. The SaitiN' next game is xt Much will have them playing hxxrie on Surday, Mav ;t nine games in a 14:day against the Dtahmn tkvils at stresch. including two dales 3 p.m. • Dovs 8 qAs ages B• 18 • inclu0es goo sMrt • 5 Uv temp 9 am. •3 30 p m practice Dogs 6 onr"9 neige ratnichon SIM day bib" hat ' lir' GOM day • pmaWd best • mn 18 holes gilt per dry . Do liu r ar"" • cerbW piokssonel rWnx , - �e �t024 FOX hNOLF CENTRE /p5/ 776 600 Taunton diol. W. 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Made for Sean by Ueiroysl-Goodridn, • G"mdrwa Plan finer Feat ie o rep W desp W al-wotaa bond for ondw b P 22 OW 69h and *16der ootid eaiep Fw 1 Wwk queeNNa MSH 03M copyrwit low. avers can&& ■ �`I�A Auto Canb16 Direct lJtta vox) 420-0271 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon: Fri. 6:00 am - 0:00 pin., Sat 6:00 am. - 6:00 p.in., Sun. 12-N ninon - 6:00 p,m. 4246000, Ext 250 or 251 r THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, Ilse - PAGE 11 Pickering swimmers emerge from ool with meet m t1CICERING _ g p idols Several freestyle. Also in the 13 -and -14 age Pickering Swim Club members won group, Megan Shanks placed fourth medals: at the high-calibre Royal and in the IOOm breast and fifth in the Sunalliance Long Course Meet at 200m breast. The relay team of Sudbury's Laurentian University Kaye, Shanks, Lauren Campbell and Pool recently. Brianne Ferreira swam to fifth place Leading the way for Pickering in the 200m free relay. was Alicia Kaye who captured gold In his first meet as a 13 year old, medals in the 200 -metre freestyle Warren Barnes turned in fourth - and 800m free events. Kaye also place finishes in the boy's 13-14 won a bronze in the 200m breast- IOOm breast and 2Wm breast and stroke, was fourth in the 200m indi- was seventh in the 200m butterfly. vidual medley and sixth in the loon, Graham Wolch posted a personal Photo by Jason Liebregts On the ball Allan Graham, right, of the Ajax United senior men's soccer team battles with Tim Gillman of the Oshawa White Eagles for possession of a loose ball during Motor City Soccer League action last Sunday afternoon. The contest repre- sented United's home opener at the Ajax Community Centre soccer pitch. Griffith leads PICKERING — Young Pickering Swan Cluh members post- ed good results at the recent Uxbridge Invitational Swim Meet, hosted by the Uxbridge Swim Club. In the eight -and -under boys' divi- sion, Nicholas Barbaro won the 50 - metre breaststroke, finished second in the 100m individual medley. and was third in the 50m hackstroke and 100m freestyle. In the eight -and -under girls' divi- sion, Kathryn Ball plated fifth in the 50m free and sixth in the 100m free. Cailie Douse earned sixth-place fin- ishes in the 25m butterfly and the 50m back. Also swimming well in this -age group were Kara Haggarty and Crystal Zold. Alex Griffith showed his superi- ority in the pool in the nine -and- 10 - year -old boys' division. He touched the wall first in the 50m fly and IOOm free, was third in the Som batik and fourth in the 200m I.M. Jake Stevens placed second in the 50m breast and Ryan Shanks fin- ished fifth in the 200m free. Kent Williamson had sixth-place efforts in the 50m back :end 50m free. Pickeri best time in the I 00 free. David Grose swam well for Pickering in the 15 -and -over boys' category, placing fourth in the 200m backstroke and eighth in the 200m I.M. Brenna Wilson won two silver medals in the IOOm and SOOm free events, a bronze in the 200m fly and was fourth in the 100m fly and 200m free in the I 1-12 girls' division. Stephanie Peters earned a bronze medal in the 10 -and -under girls' Peewee Lightning close season with tourney title The Durham West Sul Lightning girls' peewee 'A' hockey team cloned out the fell season by capturing its fourth Ga tournament title of the year in Sul Hamilton recently. Bri The Lightning had only 10 Wi skater for the weekend but still ale managed to earn top spot over Li the Hamilton Hawks, Stoney Creek Sabres and Aurora s1 Panther. Once again, the team's defensive work was out- box standing in shutting out oppe- sq nents in three of four games. win Goaitender Sarah Long was final solid when called upon. The Lightning ended the ics, season with one of their best w game% of the year as they out- def shot Aurora 39-11 en note to a y victory. The final wore wasn't best provided. The line of Kelly 13-1 Hart, Laura Watt and Melissa w Gaudd was re -united for the The final and responded with I0 me scoring points. Gaudet hit for Wes the natural tet trick in the first pend, set up by strong Lon foxed'eLking and passing from Poi Hart and Watt, whu also scored. Str• In their opening game, the Alli Durham West peewees Met defeated host Hamilton Emi Hawks 3-0 on goals by Aleya and n2 swimmers The buys ;clay team ,I Gntlilh, Shanks, Stevens and Williamson placed third in the 200m medley relay. In the girls 9-10 age group, Sharon Campbell swam to a fifth - place finish in the 50m backstroke: and Jessica Ward also turned in some fine efforts. In the 11 -12 -year-old girls' cate- gory, Adrienne Byng posted a sec- ond -place performance in the loom 'breast and wadi third in the _"n free Caitlin Hcggic finished fifth in the I(X)m free and Kelley Lee was fifth in the I(Xhn back. The relay team of Byng, Heggie, Sophie Dona and Taryn Kavanaugh placed fifth in the 200m medley relay event. Krista Hastings also swam well in the girls' 11-12 age group. The 1 I -12 -year-old boys were led by Joey Lupiccini, who placed third in the 2(X)m free, fourth in the 100m free and fifth in the 100m back. Willie Ball also had some great swims at this meet. In the 13 -and -over boys' division. Jon Kaye finished third in the 100m free, was fourth in the 200m free •resione SPECIAL SERVICE SAVINGS r--------------in--------------n 1 AIR CONDITIONING 11 BRAKE SERVICE IPERFORMANCE CHECKII R2 WheelaRne MBrake Reline rlinerrea (Keep your air $49 95 11 eb orb( I CMdt.—.: .y urea cables. 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During the year the Lightning had the defensive record in the cam North Metro heap here they eroded as finalists. y also captured touma- nt titles in Barrie. Durham est and Brampton. Team member are Sarah g: Many Modiste. Sarah rise. Meghan Rocca, Julie ding, Chelsey Emshc. stn Fair, Bnuany Faux, issa Gaudet, Kelly Hart, ly Sand. Aleya Suleman Laura Watt. at meet and the ItYun1 breast and fifth in the 50m free. Alison Chan represented Pickering in the 13 -and -over girls' division, placing fifth in the 200m free. 200m breast, was fourth in the 400m free, fifth in the 100m breast and eighth in the 100m back. Melanie Campbell finished sixth in the 2Wm breast and eighth in the 200m I.M. Bradley Johnston placed fourth in the 100m breast and 100m fly, sev- enth in the 100m back and eighth in the 200m I.M. in the 10 -and -under boys' category. Brandon Barbaro turned in sever- al personal best times in the 11-12 boys' age group. 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Four Ajax-Pickcring Raiders teams that cap- tured championship titles were each rcpre- sented at the awards banquet by a coach and one or two players. The Raiders Local 353 IBEW minor novices captured the organization's first all - Ontario championship Amberlea tennis summer sign-ups Saturday DICKER- ING — The A m b e r I c a Tennis Club will hold sign- ups for the sum- mer this Saturday, May D0. Players can register at the AinberIea Tennis Club on Shadybrook Drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information call Selwyn Rouse at 839-8825. N IR tg M CIO V C119 t� in its seven-year histo- ry. Head coach Jim Gatens and players Mike McCusker and Marcus Carroll picked up the hardware at the banquet. Honoured for win- ning Eastern Ontario crowns were the Ajax - Pickering Raiders Village Chrysler minor atom squad, represent- ed by coach Bob Bell and players Ryan Carey and Adam Bell; the Ajax -Pickering Raiders IBEW Local 353 rr-jor atoms, who sent coach Steve Milne and players Matt Carroll and Mike Rocca; and the Ajax - Pickering Raiders T.D. Bank/Rogers Cable minor peewees, repre- sented by coach Dan McConnachie and player Sean O'Sullivan. The Raiders orga- nization will present each of the teams a banner which will be raised to the rafters in one of the facilities where the squads play. Lightning novices end good season The Durham West Lightning Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce novice 'B' girls rep hockey team ended its season at the Provincials in Brampton recently, coming up one goal short of moving onto the semi-finals. In the final round-robin game against Sarnia, Durham West only needed a tie to move on. Sarnia scored late in the second period on a goal -mouth scramble, beating net - minder Lisa Plenderleith. Durham did put some pressure on the Sarnia goaltender but without success. Durham West lost 1-0, ending a rewarding and fun -filled season. Durham opened the tournament by playing to a 1-1 knot with Burlington. Erin Small scored for the Lightning. The defence was led by Katie Caggiula, Chloe Masse, Jaime Gooding, Jaime McKay and Alexandra Cooper, who limited Burlington to very few shots. Goaltender Plenderleith made a fan- tastic stop on a breakaway late in the game to preserve the draw. Game two saw the Lightning blank Scarborough 3-0. Stephanie Bowcs .cored twice and Lindsay Hill once. A The Mikasa Warehouse Sale Don't miss itl Featuring selected discontinued and surplus lines of Mikasa dinnerware, crystal, giftware and flatware. 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B ILLB OARD WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 LUPUS: The Lupus Associa- tion branch in Dtxham Region offers a Lupus Support Grasp the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police sta- tion, tomer of Brock Road and Hwy. 2, Pickering. Infor- mation sharing, discussion and support for people with k;M. their families and friends. Park at back of build- ing. Wheelchair accessible. 905619-0000 (Sharon). SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax-Pickenng Chapter of the One Parent Families Associa- tion Ioltls its weekly meeting for custodial and non-custo al parents at 8 P.M. at the Annandale GoN and Curing Club, comer of Church and Bayly Sts. Ajax. New mem- bers welcome- 831.1201. TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax - Pickering Toastmasters dub nhestt Wednesdays from 7:30 to 930 ';km * n the For tum Financial ofNees, comer of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Aiax. Improve your public speaking and leadership skills in a supportive environment. 619-0647 (Peter Dowse), 6834499 (John Jo instone). 619.6888 (Jennifer Holder). ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham hosts a support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20. at Clements Rd., Ajax. AN caregivers welcome. 576.2567 (Kim). CONCERT: H ghbush Pubic School bands perform from 7 to 8 p.m. in the gazebo at Esplanade Park behind the Pickering Civic Complex aro Central Library. Free. Bring your awn lawn chair. In Casa of ran, the concert will be held at Highbushh Pubic Sc ooL 606 StroudS Lane. 420-4620, THURSDAY, MAY 28 BREASTFEEDINGThe Durham Lactation Centre pre- sents a two-hour prenatal broastfeeding workshop. Get - ling off to a good Stan, what to Dr. Kevin Tyber .Ind Ata&,C%X,, 0P_T0_METRISTS • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Caro • Low Vision Services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY 15 Marwood S. 0 a H.,, 2; 427-4144 , 10MJLZ9ja Q� fl straints Approach to Project Man - Association for Production and KoF-aba ae.l tttar. Inventory Control Durham chapter ism owns Car�aflTiaala W Rall 04 aA - Any sdad or dub players hall awaafY those new to Rugby CATIA all MW CWTANAtw,N 1100 le for toys 6 gels A Kl � A dedicated groupof ~w rugby Wofesmonds who wit teoch �- Your son/doughter to become their LOG1101k best ever of the world's most 11'x— arN 0111111111111f $914991 per week Regisor 9 O.M. to 4 p.m. Full Day luarawa• CMV I A*16-10 Camp 2 . Jufy 13-17 1�r..t hlreaaana Camp 3 July 20-24 /►�� Carp 4 July 27-31 Call Karl Syoboda (905) 426'4795 Ifym ore ciqx lxr fim =� r. CXPCaUStohdp. YOU At# INVITRO TO A ,Baby Steps Semi= ON INFANT MYTa1T10N 'Wednesdsly June 10/96 7 pan. Qi1kntry's - Pickering Towyn Centro, Pickering ClortduaeA bf a Nftrrlpn e�ar.okU lla aemimr t.i ananer fmir 9ueWo>' an prepNncX haat nadtlon Nd kdm as Pia as shim RMAM a QR d®amUNfaa by a uxr 'A CM intracm Draw J'Itim.Erugad Car Sew &omm/Phsenvyalpenam anodler In ame dmot: wN Nedw a Eine a* haloed w s* Ie- Ww.aw�- TY. Aarrwa IIreR •Ina lewa Jlawr• expect and how to have a happy breastlieedir5 experi- ence. 427-9547. FUN FAIR: Valley Farm Pubic School. 1615 Pepperwood Gt., Pickering, hosts its annu- al Fun Fair from 5 to 8 p.m. LOEB BBO Truck, Durham Regional Police canine unit. baseball throw with radar gun. hockey shoot, fire to cc-. etc. 428-6337 (school). FRIDAY. MAY 29 GOLF: Hearth Place Cancer Suport Centre. which serves aN of Durham, holds its 3rd annual golf tournament at Wolf Run GoN Cause. Victo- ria County Rd. #57. Janetviie (northeast of Pori Perry). Reg- istration egistration $110, includes greens fee. cart, dinner. prizes and charitable receipt for $60. Call 579.4833 to register or it you are able to donate prizes. SALE: A New to You sale is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Martins Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr. (one block west of Liverpool off Gayly), Pickering. Good used cbthmg for the fainly sum- mer fashions, white elephant table. toys. books. Bargains galore. Rock bottom prices. Donations also needed. Last sale of the season. Cam 839- 9281. oil 771E NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 2T, 14Ta - PAGE 13 Firms In, about `critical chain' PICKERING —The Canadian straints Approach to Project Man - Association for Production and agement'. Inventory Control Durham chapter The event begins with a cash bar will hold a professional develop- from 6 to 7 p.m., followed by dinner ment meeting Tuesday, June 16 at at 7 and presentations at 9. Gallantry's Eatery in the Pickering Member cost is $20, non -mem - Town Centre. hers pay $25, and registered stu- Speaker Elaine Demeris, certi- dents are charged $15. fied associate of the Avraham Gol- For more information call the draft Institute, will talk about 'Crit- chapter education line at 905-571- ical Chain: The Theory of Con- 2994. *MenibetsnlP PAYS! �. � 0 Oda s I► I6' �oc ,MCvp& J,CE PAnERNS. GEI '2 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering Town Centre 839-5990 CHECK OUT OUR INFO -LINE: 1-888-780.0333 WEBSITE: www.fabricland.ca CHEVROLET'S BEST FAMILY VALUES 1!M CMLET ■ALMt Features: 2.4 twin Cam erx91M, automatic transmission. 4 - ABS, dual front air Gags, child-secunty door PASSLoc k-`' theft -deterrent system, AM/FM stere with cassette, air corldtiOning, power Mink release. i9,999 aRtR. s251 CIEVMLiT LML Features: 3. t Gtre V6 engine, automatic transmission, 4 -wheel a..rsrsit= ABS. dual front air bags, child -security rear door • +` locks. PASS -Key' 11 theft -deterrent system, air .._ conditioning. AM/FM stereo with cassette, remote keyless entry, power windows/door locks/trunk NMI-.- release. 0� IEAtE M , XHURRY IN, LIMITED TIME OFFERS 7RIF. Yaks s11wfN know e,Y: 'Bash m s 7e maim wall of Malar t SA�Laruro 1 SA tglapp Ia as aaaOW. Down ptymant a tract a S1,aIOU 220 a rtpinnd A,wr1 kaar�ttn %mq N.Ow coda anry. ptymws, aa4 snd'.'ww opaoru nriabis Fro" (17205x101. hcw"w t ft r &W Ww nor bclllft0 tpwcMw arta Loa falan[aq an apprwW 510.000 r 3 9% APR. int '�"t mey raglwM Mon ps�'1i1 ant coat r`0'•'nq •'t wry Copari6rq on dtlwn payrrw,etraf. E.ampe _TtIC GM card' aro moAay ppniu,t n 3225.331. 4e norma Cwt a Oorrowng ,s Sx1584 Tots obhyaapn n S10.x15.N 'itORers appy to 1 DBB naw a 0arrgnstraror mW o aromas m Carinal Onurn Dory payer may ski a scow ka )sea Daslsr orasr a ,raft m" ba necom, L~ tans Doors wh¢n may901 not ba pow d"W 1. corraorra orb Onata ®RtplMntf T%ft mar% of Genary Motors CorpcnV o . M 6&* hwn"d war of Mwk fAg.t 14 • T= NEWS ADVEl11`1SM WEDNESDAY. MAY 27. Iffi Special Father's • Day Storytime ` at Ajax library May 3110 1:00 - 4:'00 P nL AJAX — Youngsters can make A�O�EO something for Dad at special Father's Day Storytime sessions at the Ajax 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Public Library. Latin/Rock Music Storytime for children three years of VtIMATA FOR THE KIDS age and up features stories, tingerplays Help break the Pinata for candy c and prizes and a special craft. Parental supervision �I�O CONTEST is required at the free programme, which operates on a drop-in basis 1:30 & 3:00 p.m. Sessions are at the village branch Mon- Prizes for the best Limbo dancer and day, June 15 at the McLean Communi- ■ t� the funniest Limbo dancer ty Centre branch Tuesday. June 16 and W RAE■S'T T-SHIRT CONTEST at the main branch Wednesday, lune — 17. All sessions begin at 10:30 a.m. 2:00 p.m. at band location The main branch is at the corner of Wear your brightest and most colourful T-shirt and Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent win a prize for the most interesting shirt! next to the Town hall, the McLean Free Salsa and Corn Chips for all! branch is in the community centre at Compliments of Masterchoice the corner of Westney Road North and Magill Drive, and the Village branch is on Church Street north of Hwy. 2. Call 428-8489 for more informa- tion. kftmucs learn to �1ts ir1�t11���'fA11111� cope your g YORK _ - - OSHAVIA — ' , ' Asthmatics can .luthoril7Mrxfr. industry leader in the traiai■g or learn how to bet- where dila one turn when their vehicle rngrircs a repair a basic d�so�c � �'bk Of tlervicag all makes and models d ter manage their FOR vehicles using the latest in c o n d i t i o n dealerships are an optic■, but they cad W be priced high apd can a through knowl- .be s■eopve■re■l, someuptes requiring Care the owe -stop shop for all your ■tech. edge. environ- mental controls appoiuments days Or Weeks 1■ ar■O ei1C and medication. adv■■x. Gu itatio■s are turning their service bays into coave■ie■ce Bruce Schie is the ower or the six The Lung stores while the scall. independent hay Precision Turc Auto Care facility Association ofis Durham Region garages are not always equipped a � AW1. Ontario. He tikes to refer to will host a public trai■ed to beadle today's high tech his high sech auto cue Dearer at the forum Thursday. engines and computer w■trolled "Pr!�Y care pbysicia■" for your May 28 at 7 p.m. sysk_ veh[ck." We perform the. services in the cafeteria thin most vehicles requre o■ a of Oshawa Gen- precision Time Auto Care is a chains regulu basis" Arid those servixs tie eral Hospital. 24 of pearly 600 auto service centers offered in a convenient, hassle -fig Alma Dr. rho caY boodle virtually all of the nropxr. at prigs [bu arc quite Speaker Dr. services that today's vehicles need. reasonable. Sunil Mehra, a leading asthma dl specialist in continued to take our vehicles back w perform oil changes, toot -ups, Oshawa, will � same dealer for s«vicipg without complete brake service. fuel injector talk abcwt opti- mpg to �[ at alternative s«vice clea■i■g, cooliYg syst«n service, air mal asthma man- fiClllflK. Yyt P� over 5270.00 for 000ditiopirlg as well u all the factory agement and work that the major onto corpPppY did t how patients can on our yep- diet's the bad Yews. The 1■tiYtepaYee services dot will satisfy improve their gid pews is that we fi■ally wake up the manufacturers' warramy ability to control in time to save over $300.00. Thnks requirements. However. who truly the condition. to the honest appraisal and separues Precision Tune Auto Care And, local profescioaal guidapx we received sufferers will f/0Ip ppxlS1011 Tux, they'U never see ' share ways they our vol agarol Thank you -and WC cope with amb- look forward l0 relying Ori Precision ma to make life Tune the pert time we treed to service as full as possi- our vast. ble.Everyone's-• YOUfS very trUhl t w c I c o m e. There's no j LOW Put 1t OM1 r • Pre -Seas= your g YORK _ - - IP R I C I N G bill. O.A.C. Y� the company has been as Road (903-613-9699). .luthoril7Mrxfr. industry leader in the traiai■g or The Friers .'f Th ■ F New to I you from St. Martin's PICKERNC - - A New u, You sale is held Fri- day, May 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Martins Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr. Good used clothing for the family, summer fashions, white tlephant table. toys, and books we available. Donations are also needed fix Otis. the last sale of the season. Call 839-9281 for information. 1 4 -7 j - IT 1_? Greek celebrates to Owner Jim Savvidea (to right of Mayor Wayne Arthus) and Mike Chnstofl (2nd from right) celebrate their Grand Opening along with tnends. STAFF and well wishers. e Friendly Greek serves delicious Greek cuisine offered in a Friendly Mediterranean atmosphere. From Another 71te Friendly CattMit is kleaMd d 1405 Kirtyrtoft Rd. (Hwy n and Val tad.) in wdl.rlrtg They offer tllttittg In and home dnuv.ry n tirNl .s t fltsy may be fMC1Md N 9�1-3763.T1tw wiM tdta hntre • lull sal vim tmtio. o0etlinB soon. Superior Service at One Stop Shop U today's hectic world we have is from the competition is their agrx diaplostic capability- For over 20 Cera in Ajax is locoed at 355 Bayly Street Wes[ Year Westpey care to depend on our vehicles �Y every —p- of of our lives. We Y� the company has been as Road (903-613-9699). simply cap■Ix live wpbart them. So industry leader in the traiai■g or where dila one turn when their vehicle rngrircs a repair a basic d�so�c � �'bk Of tlervicag all makes and models d SATISFIED CUSTOMER maintenance service? The vehicles using the latest in dealerships are an optic■, but they cad W be priced high apd can cooprtaiaed This mato l'reciama Tr■e Ara `` .be s■eopve■re■l, someuptes requiring Care the owe -stop shop for all your ■tech. appoiuments days Or Weeks 1■ ar■O ei1C adv■■x. Gu itatio■s are turning their service bays into coave■ie■ce Bruce Schie is the ower or the six . stores while the scall. independent hay Precision Turc Auto Care facility garages are not always equipped a � AW1. Ontario. He tikes to refer to trai■ed to beadle today's high tech his high sech auto cue Dearer at the engines and computer w■trolled "Pr!�Y care pbysicia■" for your sysk_ veh[ck." We perform the. services thin most vehicles requre o■ a precision Time Auto Care is a chains regulu basis" Arid those servixs tie Most �y 1 represe■t the typical of pearly 600 auto service centers offered in a convenient, hassle -fig rnssuro« that p�rc6�d a ■ew car rho caY boodle virtually all of the nropxr. at prigs [bu arc quite from me of the rpajor rYomotive services that today's vehicles need. reasonable. companies - and, like lemmings. we These full service facilities can continued to take our vehicles back w perform oil changes, toot -ups, -Our goal is to provide the customer � same dealer for s«vicipg without complete brake service. fuel injector with a superior service experience mpg to �[ at alternative s«vice clea■i■g, cooliYg syst«n service, air that exceeds all of their fiClllflK. Yyt P� over 5270.00 for 000ditiopirlg as well u all the factory expectations:' says Brox. One r'aY work that the major onto corpPppY did recommended scheduled the company exceeds customer on our yep- diet's the bad Yews. The 1■tiYtepaYee services dot will satisfy expectations is by offering a 12 gid pews is that we fi■ally wake up the manufacturers' warramy mouth Of 20.000 kilomA« warranty in time to save over $300.00. Thnks requirements. However. who truly that is honored at all locations, to the honest appraisal and separues Precision Tune Auto Care making u convenient when travelling. profescioaal guidapx we received in the US. There arc usually no f/0Ip ppxlS1011 Tux, they'U never see appointments necessary and you 0811 our vol agarol Thank you -and WC V1CW tilt WOfI[ t7elOg dale OY your look forward l0 relying Ori Precision vehicle through a huge picture Tune the pert time we treed to service window in the lobby area of the our vast. center. Bruce adds, "because YOUfS very trUhl Precision Tune Auto Care has been a bu51Ye5S for over 20 years and services nearly 3 million vehicles per yeti, our customers have confidence in our abilities to get the job done right" The Precision Tux Auto Care Gary W. Adorns ar or Ultra Ulqqi SES 4 77 TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 24-37 RIB STEAKS crft frau. cttttr. �vNvau � Bnaf. 1st t, and Rs tt0 ly 3qel LEAN CUISINE ENTREES or Nofnsstyle, Frozen, Assorted Variatiss 146 - 340 g PKG. 1 BLACK DIAMOND cIaEESE BARS Moznrnps or i4tltxtsd LAsddars 6009&Q Emu 4 CHICKEN BREASTS Ftttldl! ftt1s M S.'I q " k/ e. 0 BB cNlc SIS ft= no Thow LETTUCE Ptroduct d ILS.A. No.1 Pn/s EDW 171RPOTATOES SNOT MOUSE TOMATOES R.tirct of Olttaris, c.tlN. w.1, t:twhswg Z.lt ly Ib. - t1+/� di Ctttttttr. 4.641/10 b. BAC SOUT14 AJAX IGA AT ass �NEw�NE�SOUTH Aoa AJAX 1' C TIM Ngwe A9YlJ nun wrimmAY. MAY 27,191& - PAGg O News Advertiser ra.Ms 11 t:anars 11 Caaai SERIOUS EDUCATION FOR A REWARDING CAREE Students interested in this continually expanding field will develop fundamental problem - solving skills and learn the concepts required to design and develop software applications. Let Els teach you: • Computer Essentials • MemoryManagement • Programming Concepts • C Language • C+ + Language • Visual Basic = _. • Microsoft Access 3er0.0. AWr.ce .rah ®M IS 4 teiathx` T®1§� Applications are being accepted for otw Summer Classes Pickering Campus 420-1344 Finitude A.W.- torr a ...111611 if eto a ..hf, DIAMOND INSTITIITF MANAGER Required for growing truck rental business. DB DESCRIPTION: Pros ecting Truck Rental anc lasing customers. Preparing Intal contracts. Perform re wired vehicle inspections eview accounts receivable nd vehicle maintenance re QUALIFICATIONS: Self motivated individual with excellent communica- tion skills. Basic computer skills with a desire to grow with the company. College degree preferred but not nec- essary. WAGE/SALARY: Competi- tive wage package available including: •Salary • Com- mission Full benefits *Mileage allowance. Interest - 1 GPlarr tbin W Gema! Itap 1 nasal Na4 MIA Deka nap 1 0--.* ENANCE FOREPERSON dual► OFFICE F7Must and maintain farm and restaurant has I full time position ent, light trucks, plumbing 1 part time positron l. Canpuler experience as wee as fee ability to hart- andectrical knowledge needed. due extremely busy switch board a mum be able to manage people. Please lax resume to Shelley ALSO REQUIRED 11 905-831-7070 ASSISTANT RESTAURANT MANAGER AND general office procedures NANtSTYLIST NEEDED. full PART-TIME RESTAURANT CHEF Apply at: rete tion/communication skills P ncim iaov�fed ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK s1 111 CIN s Aaltrert/sAt office ls0 CIN ISO Aw., Alex 11011118: 0 awe - GPM Mew.- Fri. 0707 plcllreringr News Advertiser Outlet 1022 [ONte• IN. t•Iektariw0 gferMlLw g•laar 1 �•"J Cloacal sm-- 111 FAX: (•08)879-0218 ph••• n••• "we ••sur tM spm KIN•. - Fr., sirs a:aM.w - spell _Atess•rg•M Tam. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 0 p.m. iw6-Nww tel 6 O -x6- M � _ONLINE � -....- .. . - t ...r: io.-s-•.�-`..-.w .-• With resume and references. TORONTO LINE (47 6)798-7259 uxoseu ttewrMlr's. ►Ax: an" 6ss•4210 experience in Word Perfect. DOS, ra.Ms 11 t:anars 11 Caaai SERIOUS EDUCATION FOR A REWARDING CAREE Students interested in this continually expanding field will develop fundamental problem - solving skills and learn the concepts required to design and develop software applications. Let Els teach you: • Computer Essentials • MemoryManagement • Programming Concepts • C Language • C+ + Language • Visual Basic = _. • Microsoft Access 3er0.0. AWr.ce .rah ®M IS 4 teiathx` T®1§� Applications are being accepted for otw Summer Classes Pickering Campus 420-1344 Finitude A.W.- torr a ...111611 if eto a ..hf, DIAMOND INSTITIITF MANAGER Required for growing truck rental business. DB DESCRIPTION: Pros ecting Truck Rental anc lasing customers. Preparing Intal contracts. Perform re wired vehicle inspections eview accounts receivable nd vehicle maintenance re QUALIFICATIONS: Self motivated individual with excellent communica- tion skills. Basic computer skills with a desire to grow with the company. College degree preferred but not nec- essary. WAGE/SALARY: Competi- tive wage package available including: •Salary • Com- mission Full benefits *Mileage allowance. Interest - 1 GPlarr tbin W Gema! Itap 1 nasal Na4 MIA Deka nap 1 0--.* ENANCE FOREPERSON dual► OFFICE F7Must and maintain farm and restaurant has I full time position ent, light trucks, plumbing 1 part time positron l. Canpuler experience as wee as fee ability to hart- andectrical knowledge needed. due extremely busy switch board a mum be able to manage people. Please lax resume to Shelley ALSO REQUIRED 11 905-831-7070 ASSISTANT RESTAURANT MANAGER AND JOBS JOBS JOBS Various pc7sitions and shifts available in Durham areas including assembly, general labour, landscaping. Exp- in above positions preferred. Positions start at $7./hr. and up Must have safety boots or shoes. Apply in person 1621 McEwen Drive, Unit #5 Whitby, Ontario MEMMEN• general office procedures NANtSTYLIST NEEDED. full PART-TIME RESTAURANT CHEF Apply at: rete tion/communication skills P ncim iaov�fed ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK CULLEN GARDENS Apply in writing by lune 5, 1998 xuNSTrusTs - f« DusT sl The successful applicant must possess the W m Hryerin wen ot weer availability to: nia°" tall Arne I$'os" following: With resume and references. Credit Counselling NEED HELP 'JWnanl-d experience in Word Perfect. DOS, 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby, Ontario. P.O. Box 26046 "WV! W WLM' I.WGo 32F 9895 On 14M 24 Mr ftMg. Lotus, Windows and MS Office JOBS JOBS JOBS Various pc7sitions and shifts available in Durham areas including assembly, general labour, landscaping. Exp- in above positions preferred. Positions start at $7./hr. and up Must have safety boots or shoes. Apply in person 1621 McEwen Drive, Unit #5 Whitby, Ontario MEMMEN• general office procedures NANtSTYLIST NEEDED. full bookkeeping to trail balance erne luter,sW m.... 3-5 rs. wnh o WMoul Gert rete tion/communication skills P ncim iaov�fed Experience required. CeffilTel 8739: or W 905-685-1872 Apply in writing by lune 5, 1998 xuNSTrusTs - f« DusT sl provrdan qualifications and W m Hryerin wen ot weer availability to: nia°" tall Arne I$'os" 725-t17tIB e°' Credit Counselling NEED HELP 'JWnanl-d Service of Durham Region nim Waft, Earn 5.1a1um«en PT' Fanlasec suov«r No P.O. Box 26046 "WV! W WLM' I.WGo 32F 9895 On 14M 24 Mr ftMg. Oshawa, Ont. L1H 8R4 WALOWD MUST- JW r Only those applicants beine mr-te.ed V P,CkecN s termst neon. will be contacted. ;ndnella. oMmrlg � rum. Pal'ef110 call (416) 221-3829 ed applicants may fax De -,ems, court arts ad STORE �,ermWs CAN F.. 905- rcwumes to: 11111"AGEII 1139-ae78 SkA1edHNp s►ueaM.ly 1 - (905) 670-4951 required fora diuount card ka centre. KNOCK KNOCK OpponMoly &party swcla wtw a Irk al, sme ATTENTION: TIM PRIOR Opening soon in aria cunedfa a sit,, SIGti NA\LFACTCRER TOWN OF AJAX "ONTARIO'S FIRST ! ISO 9001 QUALITY COMMUNITY" Requires PURCHASING AGENT/BUYER This leading edge municipality offers a challenging opportunity in the Finance Department. Responsible for purchasing corporate and operating department goods and services, including preparation of purchasing documents, bid analysis, vendor evaluation and contract award. Post secondary diploma in Business Administration, Certified Professional Purchaser (CPP) or Certified Professional Public Buyer (CPPB), 5 years related experience. Salary: 534,034-540.058 annually (under review) Please reply in writing by Friday, lune 12, 1998 to Human Resources Department, Town of Ajax, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax ON LIS 21-19 or fax resume to 905-686-8352. Only those applications chosen for an interview will be contacted. This personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Aa arid will be used to determine eligibility for paential employment. Questions about this collectiou of personal information should he detected to the Human Resources Department. SYSTEM SUPPORT is IIIOMTN CONTRACT Monarch Mall" Systems Canada Ltd., a leading manufacturer and distributor of fear code Identification system for retail and Industrial applications. is embarbrlq on a company wide system Conversion using mainstream technology. We require a SYSTEM SUPPORT COORDINATOR to maintain day to day computer operations during this conversion. The successfid candidate will have experience In System 36, RPG11 �Novell 3.11 administration, and PC mairdwwlce. cemmulnicadon skulls are essential. Fule"M per mmm M: No0u0 Ro aur , , M Need Md. 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WW resuhr throuat ow mann- dirt Esioni nit a flyers to the Tits WakbPOF eo. 4811 *5 Win COM °r WIrt regi OM3 1. years ICM rrvc4 a,d Mp ,tad Oak. (9115f- kie0M1/19 afMS Fi.wea St. Onld.ef ON. LIM COMM" np.nmte On- t S adatata I'- 427-1"3 ii ',}'�I�"k 7LS Mrwd. Mbp M w.F .d,y psspsnr1od�od AJAX Ira trona air ; 1 IN ony ro C-Ntsaon 1MaM Driver/Mover M•MdrtOs Dr. f 461. Oshawa. Ontao Lim 11.5 Lawprtda I ROW, 120 Marks CCA. 0 "marfo NFamA MR Fall CIr for V��ZJMd GrINle1S Dr. R�Y�iott Wiry f o p FYLLMAIN Darty Ass,s3Ya 622-3677A (. Min. 2 F1urrtK Dr- po'a'am a rr"k pull, MWrd Eur -IM,ty raw HCarsad. 1500 111111 aveap 3«11 ISM Send resume to awkerrt. KNM ULM NOars k- years comars,an saw reit 2727 Courhu Rd. LSM 38. AMmul M. SAIAry,4nfinflatur for aa u0o- ex clean Stearns Crt. cioms awry (111,74:i-0292, COUMM. ON LtE 3A2 o.s'pram sturn0. Iso sM• abstract Chap~ 0f. Gord AIMRlwtnmmdw* Y- iss, full and pitirst Dai. Call Markham k 401. Ducatel Dr. LIFE it BEAulml so wit downs rK&MON, posdM. 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Va M YOD Mas B•r1tOr1 Cres. awls Mut a sed-wpDWt- �t 2�CIkIWMs spa 2 8 3"�4 a AtMNit dario11c vak%W daep Fo! aW 10 bbd awd Cdoriw SL d and haw t"Wil cam- Ma ftaorAtaNytag aeaiita; =, a . FMDrtl w shenrenCres. mosauon ad ClaWrllar ?�f� pp waek smoar Ida htW on vMdrle. Supass WOuaM. Work • serves st6rs Hrst consiar- ty(9DS)831-7214. "OW* -des bmd IIdf Mo. sit ear GaloMaur7 nd Atop OW b rda OMM, OXIME W MTEW Ftenctr D94=11. s 1Merl oeunL FSM 6raDaa t dM GfaCelWld CH. � Da� Man's lift P5. area. Our ppY AM /M. RiaaM lMllt D«M/roa home 2 cll6dwn Call Anna catraL 111 St DAN- wfor avow raasrbR vYbemMt with in aoull boang f« acuft Chir Ansssr Eel IeDI, Tor 905155.5575 w 1-e0P611- CFI• gm n f OmMm som. Wry be.V .mnwrlrmm. war,* aAto, IIIT Ill. M Jas 112. 7002 1ST FrM.W- ATIF410W wmuarasM pqlyM (906µ2e-1511. tilt AIFtlelr FAAKM trust AM. avauAofs I« ripM rynrdNe. ® Ire N w.. tie sol 11 moo- MIMKfon Dr. trl.x. fu Mum. f« cm- atwet wt srenml to: 90$430 -ON natal a a• we for IMM Mas Mor res Fuum Moldb D Cres. a 3 34PAN ads. part-time NaWirtd ImnMdaaly 6PYh tw.6m fours, Orr t COMFtDENT1Al TO BOX REPLIES all % adD a crM11 a Hoover Dr. laaat rs0ulal Dat 42er °r V.& yrsL adfft� Dt05) Hoover Dr. If them am flims or intlWiduals to whom su �tnal & Pis 1W � � Ca Sano Offee. ,w Ne0e0 hal MSM a you do IIOt WISH your reply sent, Simply HAIR Sryusrs lad sWWn"a Olga. mm- a•a n my 1mM Mit Agrilpagm posilotl Ravine Perk CFCs. mn 2 yarn rWKd even- reftre r. own t M)'M place your application Ill an e1hY410pe to-15yrs. pp. Wit r16Ne6e bFAjut • Pallett• Ave. Nils. FAs reswa (905m725- refewruas. Cllr 19061 69E addrossed to Ire box number in the macnrlOginp. ass sN"10Yf ll Tudor Glen Cres, 9157 43n. advenisernent and attach a list of such N'M'N.Me ptr` °10 Dr. A2 WAM r40uud by M- MYN nLINr 61fN1dNrpaYt Maborley lAOafMMd Ostlaw a"tDaq mire ,. names. Place your application and list in Cres Pke6F1t1TsaNONaee e'er • Own sy s 1u tun rM aw an envelope and address 110. Box Repkes. rr Ara a eteta MT T«- cNAPwAMAaewseM, If the advertiser Is one of the names oil 1&5431-4737. East Ave. Mb. Noun a am. to 4wba 30 $C11 macer 2 Aad - FIRST CHOICE Winter Gardens p.m., 5 dwait. M waru um 2 aoir• te for aticar. N your list your application Will be CLASSIFlED wit currERs Tr. lgrslier d�nvtrV"� ds �11b Dnuilla•42&-MS ret NAYibM. destroyed. CUSTOMER powd •s swiabk in Wtuterodt Dr. Ewa aw wawtl E e. sum CMS W 42&- Mel nwy a PLEASE NOTE, roNeel tbd are fuN SERVICE GrandheN Crt. W""'„gt f ; °N "° z. mRN�t rahogh to Odutn This Week, will sol sl�tttT}stzlsY Aga am ea yM y AffordOW M rlr0fe0e W 110 dk M0a1heL News Advertiser res cy tWtYOwLaa111f5 rad Non-s:Agi wwon- Quests that advertisers FELL TIE IHt01 =W FOR FURTER D11ttod mn ;Zen . 6 rtmau 8 OrIlink most be NO di"Wily n check their ad upon TO a-ps� (da oast SINN all INFORMATION Dm. (9051723•w17 up 905.428-2676. hWkated by duo hghadiono l0 >w. publication o Naves Ad- F1•walt � Brock 3; i7 M. CALL 6111"ll ICKNitw Dm.'(Z)- NWT araltwOOO. rill ad vil will not be rtp rt-u:,u. sumrer open sponsible 649 2315. PART7Available 1« loon than eOle1M IAethllael wM DZ 1rAn aTAFF em AMO- aWAOat aafu. 6Tm One Incorrect insertion M01^a, "m" worn all- X MOMI need, for SCARI0ROYIM OPAWAC- bpm. Cita MA (905)683 - *III More shal be no h- 1iblllty Of ran-iMerti011 dlltaaly indeed. Dit Pdt ca" ailing remurrit snpDn t arm ids A arrlpUt M- MO1NE11 of 2 with 9 Yeas ■ M IlafraN b 221 Frilly p 431-e112 psi, tr erAa io1-M Class SusrAwy IfPN S Rof any advenisemem. sDIfl1Al IAeehtMllll Med- Pidunng PYAelay. No pill Fnoneer wM 5 ' 7 cars m aarara apr,ena ,aatd tl Sow rdsideity Mer ttoM ale pMw. perwo n pipe fmmV• mull roup to Vil-MS Rd a stmuds For bus retiLiability la errors in ads wngM wwas. Daw opew- Una is Available ro pttnidt yis linfihd to DM amount construnim d must 3.5laufursown WMnWPan Time Amstar tm. obiso piml mar wit I« cMfo m. awn Must be paid r« ft spat. ocew hafapoll Dr ( gSF SI•FIIIN•dmra aupM. 3uy , tdrlarm p1111Qf. Mwn KwpA 6malM3 to sdmi-ape from pytn/ the pea. AN copy bee Ia SWM OnMna.a fowabsr Please to Murw b. µt6) TarsEp.m. Clow to suMofA, Weekends «spNa, b won AhMllae 724 -eels M wbitd soft 6ppiO• w.r•na . 2 r1it-stmoat. noa4 emnm• Call 831-2641 between �+ lrwlheamhm of l/`pawAt , k$N Mo A Y mall will Wgli fenced'" News AdNRIatM• be�As Art for Paer 005E FOM conwW Pow rent DA t NYaenea law 9a.m. & 5p.m. Mon.- Fri. 72o -,9a, � F« app w 44- �; �« 17% ny « 11AW _ , ti �.►w-4w.4a• .....a+.. �.w..�+s�.-» - - �•-w - -mow. �....�.� r-- - - -�-- " '_ -- ATTENTION EMPLOYERS Make your Summer hiring decisions simple and reduce your payroll costs. 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WW resuhr throuat ow mann- dirt Esioni nit a flyers to the Tits WakbPOF eo. 4811 *5 Win COM °r WIrt regi OM3 1. years ICM rrvc4 a,d Mp ,tad Oak. (9115f- kie0M1/19 afMS Fi.wea St. Onld.ef ON. LIM COMM" np.nmte On- t S adatata I'- 427-1"3 ii ',}'�I�"k 7LS Mrwd. Mbp M w.F .d,y psspsnr1od�od AJAX Ira trona air ; 1 IN ony ro C-Ntsaon 1MaM Driver/Mover M•MdrtOs Dr. f 461. Oshawa. Ontao Lim 11.5 Lawprtda I ROW, 120 Marks CCA. 0 "marfo NFamA MR Fall CIr for V��ZJMd GrINle1S Dr. R�Y�iott Wiry f o p FYLLMAIN Darty Ass,s3Ya 622-3677A (. Min. 2 F1urrtK Dr- po'a'am a rr"k pull, MWrd Eur -IM,ty raw HCarsad. 1500 111111 aveap 3«11 ISM Send resume to awkerrt. KNM ULM NOars k- years comars,an saw reit 2727 Courhu Rd. LSM 38. AMmul M. SAIAry,4nfinflatur for aa u0o- ex clean Stearns Crt. cioms awry (111,74:i-0292, COUMM. ON LtE 3A2 o.s'pram sturn0. Iso sM• abstract Chap~ 0f. Gord AIMRlwtnmmdw* Y- iss, full and pitirst Dai. Call Markham k 401. Ducatel Dr. LIFE it BEAulml so wit downs rK&MON, posdM. M CM.•A (9D5157F2512. C� Dr. sped Dim prosOscaq win Dust' OSbga dmW Cursc (414)277x1107 • 1�w aftl a nWMq mom,' Menta an rain Fax n. Mit Me11M1 geld M G•S• Ue ApYMs needed. Ipd3 sum. 19051-579.2557 Amr1- Pich" a look" for 4 E>OE DM�3 a Emperor St Drordd. mpml Opp�Wnry. Im Joswne Now b bah do" al, cad wratl br m S. DI UYF TLdk)ch Dr. wsud cwn,-, tKndMFI al, T/�twl�t Malls b Rdw ins low has Cuas. 11ttpptt sod fro- tom.. MCD Commsnaw, tit• � br W4 0" Mum 2W. Exproud prsrated a Cal (505) 61tf ID51. PICKO lei IWDais Vftgo SL11ApNpppoYYrrpaarr1aNspacDnp mr, I.WIN- mom,bd la Q s lnptaurW AICadia 1-100-96,7054. o1mY �1 SCE 1"two n Mad. son •11oa Dab (we 427EOIQ ACL Mnbwleed DYER SMEs RN DtrrhAm asset. PMsw meat Mary L QAPRa eElaeFl w FM O OK e00neH�t ill"RFd9• Dc yRigpMbn's most propwspw 905dFt Ler MMMrs aftm: ww 'Mo adw b M« wit b Lynn Heights; Dr. Sys;e plait MM Miaraalwnlam RdvMIIM:M Pon NOVOO" ^ddYCli aa'p11"Y VA" Cold CAL 71% 16 es. 91MY and pMMQ i�C- tRaMry ==haw haft n the U.3. 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M Jas 112. 7002 1ST FrM.W- ATIF410W wmuarasM pqlyM (906µ2e-1511. tilt AIFtlelr FAAKM trust AM. avauAofs I« ripM rynrdNe. ® Ire N w.. tie sol 11 moo- MIMKfon Dr. trl.x. fu Mum. f« cm- atwet wt srenml to: 90$430 -ON natal a a• we for IMM Mas Mor res Fuum Moldb D Cres. a 3 34PAN ads. part-time NaWirtd ImnMdaaly 6PYh tw.6m fours, Orr t COMFtDENT1Al TO BOX REPLIES all % adD a crM11 a Hoover Dr. laaat rs0ulal Dat 42er °r V.& yrsL adfft� Dt05) Hoover Dr. If them am flims or intlWiduals to whom su �tnal & Pis 1W � � Ca Sano Offee. ,w Ne0e0 hal MSM a you do IIOt WISH your reply sent, Simply HAIR Sryusrs lad sWWn"a Olga. mm- a•a n my 1mM Mit Agrilpagm posilotl Ravine Perk CFCs. mn 2 yarn rWKd even- reftre r. own t M)'M place your application Ill an e1hY410pe to-15yrs. pp. Wit r16Ne6e bFAjut • Pallett• Ave. Nils. FAs reswa (905m725- refewruas. Cllr 19061 69E addrossed to Ire box number in the macnrlOginp. ass sN"10Yf ll Tudor Glen Cres, 9157 43n. advenisernent and attach a list of such N'M'N.Me ptr` °10 Dr. A2 WAM r40uud by M- MYN nLINr 61fN1dNrpaYt Maborley lAOafMMd Ostlaw a"tDaq mire ,. names. Place your application and list in Cres Pke6F1t1TsaNONaee e'er • Own sy s 1u tun rM aw an envelope and address 110. Box Repkes. rr Ara a eteta MT T«- cNAPwAMAaewseM, If the advertiser Is one of the names oil 1&5431-4737. East Ave. Mb. Noun a am. to 4wba 30 $C11 macer 2 Aad - FIRST CHOICE Winter Gardens p.m., 5 dwait. M waru um 2 aoir• te for aticar. N your list your application Will be CLASSIFlED wit currERs Tr. lgrslier d�nvtrV"� ds �11b Dnuilla•42&-MS ret NAYibM. destroyed. CUSTOMER powd •s swiabk in Wtuterodt Dr. Ewa aw wawtl E e. sum CMS W 42&- Mel nwy a PLEASE NOTE, roNeel tbd are fuN SERVICE GrandheN Crt. W""'„gt f ; °N "° z. mRN�t rahogh to Odutn This Week, will sol sl�tttT}stzlsY Aga am ea yM y AffordOW M rlr0fe0e W 110 dk M0a1heL News Advertiser res cy tWtYOwLaa111f5 rad Non-s:Agi wwon- Quests that advertisers FELL TIE IHt01 =W FOR FURTER D11ttod mn ;Zen . 6 rtmau 8 OrIlink most be NO di"Wily n check their ad upon TO a-ps� (da oast SINN all INFORMATION Dm. (9051723•w17 up 905.428-2676. hWkated by duo hghadiono l0 >w. publication o Naves Ad- F1•walt � Brock 3; i7 M. CALL 6111"ll ICKNitw Dm.'(Z)- NWT araltwOOO. rill ad vil will not be rtp rt-u:,u. sumrer open sponsible 649 2315. PART7Available 1« loon than eOle1M IAethllael wM DZ 1rAn aTAFF em AMO- aWAOat aafu. 6Tm One Incorrect insertion M01^a, "m" worn all- X MOMI need, for SCARI0ROYIM OPAWAC- bpm. Cita MA (905)683 - *III More shal be no h- 1iblllty Of ran-iMerti011 dlltaaly indeed. Dit Pdt ca" ailing remurrit snpDn t arm ids A arrlpUt M- MO1NE11 of 2 with 9 Yeas ■ M IlafraN b 221 Frilly p 431-e112 psi, tr erAa io1-M Class SusrAwy IfPN S Rof any advenisemem. sDIfl1Al IAeehtMllll Med- Pidunng PYAelay. No pill Fnoneer wM 5 ' 7 cars m aarara apr,ena ,aatd tl Sow rdsideity Mer ttoM ale pMw. perwo n pipe fmmV• mull roup to Vil-MS Rd a stmuds For bus retiLiability la errors in ads wngM wwas. Daw opew- Una is Available ro pttnidt yis linfihd to DM amount construnim d must 3.5laufursown WMnWPan Time Amstar tm. obiso piml mar wit I« cMfo m. awn Must be paid r« ft spat. ocew hafapoll Dr ( gSF SI•FIIIN•dmra aupM. 3uy , tdrlarm p1111Qf. Mwn KwpA 6malM3 to sdmi-ape from pytn/ the pea. AN copy bee Ia SWM OnMna.a fowabsr Please to Murw b. µt6) TarsEp.m. Clow to suMofA, Weekends «spNa, b won AhMllae 724 -eels M wbitd soft 6ppiO• w.r•na . 2 r1it-stmoat. noa4 emnm• Call 831-2641 between �+ lrwlheamhm of l/`pawAt , k$N Mo A Y mall will Wgli fenced'" News AdNRIatM• be�As Art for Paer 005E FOM conwW Pow rent DA t NYaenea law 9a.m. & 5p.m. Mon.- Fri. 72o -,9a, � F« app w 44- �; �« 17% ny « 11AW _ , ti �.►w-4w.4a• .....a+.. �.w..�+s�.-» - - �•-w - -mow. �....�.� r-- - - -�-- " '_ -- n M_ C61 $dffF6M 12 Moat 6P& 11100 And 6N Sub rt' 1906)-427-5006 s to 2 caw Mph lO as . 4 X" OSPUK4L Or4me D t�DYTE !u0 1 M SkMed "do : mcall,d.19051 571-314VLQ 70 DSM o00 prWmn ENennw At I ad Tum VMM WMTtO at to w asst butt" W1 rcu.M &OWN. 6SLST as°u,d SMSK IM •c• :rw Homs waited low br Cam" % h new coraW-M not. 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Cllr 19061 69E addrossed to Ire box number in the macnrlOginp. ass sN"10Yf ll Tudor Glen Cres, 9157 43n. advenisernent and attach a list of such N'M'N.Me ptr` °10 Dr. A2 WAM r40uud by M- MYN nLINr 61fN1dNrpaYt Maborley lAOafMMd Ostlaw a"tDaq mire ,. names. Place your application and list in Cres Pke6F1t1TsaNONaee e'er • Own sy s 1u tun rM aw an envelope and address 110. Box Repkes. rr Ara a eteta MT T«- cNAPwAMAaewseM, If the advertiser Is one of the names oil 1&5431-4737. East Ave. Mb. Noun a am. to 4wba 30 $C11 macer 2 Aad - FIRST CHOICE Winter Gardens p.m., 5 dwait. M waru um 2 aoir• te for aticar. N your list your application Will be CLASSIFlED wit currERs Tr. lgrslier d�nvtrV"� ds �11b Dnuilla•42&-MS ret NAYibM. destroyed. CUSTOMER powd •s swiabk in Wtuterodt Dr. Ewa aw wawtl E e. sum CMS W 42&- Mel nwy a PLEASE NOTE, roNeel tbd are fuN SERVICE GrandheN Crt. W""'„gt f ; °N "° z. mRN�t rahogh to Odutn This Week, will sol sl�tttT}stzlsY Aga am ea yM y AffordOW M rlr0fe0e W 110 dk M0a1heL News Advertiser res cy tWtYOwLaa111f5 rad Non-s:Agi wwon- Quests that advertisers FELL TIE IHt01 =W FOR FURTER D11ttod mn ;Zen . 6 rtmau 8 OrIlink most be NO di"Wily n check their ad upon TO a-ps� (da oast SINN all INFORMATION Dm. (9051723•w17 up 905.428-2676. hWkated by duo hghadiono l0 >w. publication o Naves Ad- F1•walt � Brock 3; i7 M. CALL 6111"ll ICKNitw Dm.'(Z)- NWT araltwOOO. rill ad vil will not be rtp rt-u:,u. sumrer open sponsible 649 2315. PART7Available 1« loon than eOle1M IAethllael wM DZ 1rAn aTAFF em AMO- aWAOat aafu. 6Tm One Incorrect insertion M01^a, "m" worn all- X MOMI need, for SCARI0ROYIM OPAWAC- bpm. Cita MA (905)683 - *III More shal be no h- 1iblllty Of ran-iMerti011 dlltaaly indeed. 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Cllr 19061 69E addrossed to Ire box number in the macnrlOginp. ass sN"10Yf ll Tudor Glen Cres, 9157 43n. advenisernent and attach a list of such N'M'N.Me ptr` °10 Dr. A2 WAM r40uud by M- MYN nLINr 61fN1dNrpaYt Maborley lAOafMMd Ostlaw a"tDaq mire ,. names. Place your application and list in Cres Pke6F1t1TsaNONaee e'er • Own sy s 1u tun rM aw an envelope and address 110. Box Repkes. rr Ara a eteta MT T«- cNAPwAMAaewseM, If the advertiser Is one of the names oil 1&5431-4737. East Ave. Mb. Noun a am. to 4wba 30 $C11 macer 2 Aad - FIRST CHOICE Winter Gardens p.m., 5 dwait. M waru um 2 aoir• te for aticar. N your list your application Will be CLASSIFlED wit currERs Tr. lgrslier d�nvtrV"� ds �11b Dnuilla•42&-MS ret NAYibM. destroyed. CUSTOMER powd •s swiabk in Wtuterodt Dr. Ewa aw wawtl E e. sum CMS W 42&- Mel nwy a PLEASE NOTE, roNeel tbd are fuN SERVICE GrandheN Crt. W""'„gt f ; °N "° z. mRN�t rahogh to Odutn This Week, will sol sl�tttT}stzlsY Aga am ea yM y AffordOW M rlr0fe0e W 110 dk M0a1heL News Advertiser res cy tWtYOwLaa111f5 rad Non-s:Agi wwon- Quests that advertisers FELL TIE IHt01 =W FOR FURTER D11ttod mn ;Zen . 6 rtmau 8 OrIlink most be NO di"Wily n check their ad upon TO a-ps� (da oast SINN all INFORMATION Dm. (9051723•w17 up 905.428-2676. hWkated by duo hghadiono l0 >w. publication o Naves Ad- F1•walt � Brock 3; i7 M. CALL 6111"ll ICKNitw Dm.'(Z)- NWT araltwOOO. rill ad vil will not be rtp rt-u:,u. sumrer open sponsible 649 2315. PART7Available 1« loon than eOle1M IAethllael wM DZ 1rAn aTAFF em AMO- aWAOat aafu. 6Tm One Incorrect insertion M01^a, "m" worn all- X MOMI need, for SCARI0ROYIM OPAWAC- bpm. Cita MA (905)683 - *III More shal be no h- 1iblllty Of ran-iMerti011 dlltaaly indeed. 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Brow 11 on Hwy 7- winten2ed 3 bedroom, wood siding, large wraparound perch, fabulousview 1990 Ford Ranger XLT Crew Cab with Sturgeon Lake with the finest M fishing and boating in the Kawarthas. cap 5 speed Stan, Property has lob to Offer nestled on approximately 330' depth lot Fully dardlled transmission. bed. 4 -pc. bath, lolly broadloonled, fireplace, walkout basBrtlenI with patio 49.000km in is comes with workshop, attached garage & new boat house & drive-through excellent condition. Ford BN wmobile garage. Large cathedral attic with potential, country kitchen, bull -m tractor, Massey Har - washer, selling with new fridge & Stove, water softener, bench doors to large tis a30 Row Crop 15' family room dressed in pine wainscotting. New propane furnace & also 20 Tractor with scumer, 3 M.F. 6 n. Scrap - ght woddslove, amp service. approved septic, drilled well submersible. pall ant., Paved driveway. Very quiet 8 tela ! fano with r round access i ng 9e Y yea • er bade. 2 Seated horse drawn demo any amenities. NOTE PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD DONT MISS IT - crate. 3 pm M.F. 8 n. Tandem Disc, 3 pill 8 Selling subject to owner approval at 12 noon n. Tripe 'K Cultivator, Terns f 10,000, deposit day of sale, balance 30 day, closing J.D. 2 row corn plant - Open House on Sunday, May 31, from 12 noon to 4 p.m. er. apple orchard Guarantee clear title sprayer, (4 cylinder Wisconsin motor & CHATTEL LISTING! trader), 3 pill 5 n. Bushog, 3 Pth trip TER CRAFT d BOAT- 88 Yamaha Wave Runner, Model 500G, 20' Pontoon bucket. 3 pm 2 furrow t comes with 35 hp. Johnson OB comes with canopy & trailer, 89 Bayliner Ferguson plough, Int. wider 20' inboard 135 hp. RIDING MOWER - 16 hp. (like new) Poulan Pro 44' t GARDEN EQUIPMENT d MISC. - Lawn Boy gas lawn mower, garden dump 3 furrow Ave Bottom drag plough on rub - 10 tier, assorted hand & garden tools, sprayer, snow thrower, lawn sweeper, bet, 8 & Hp Gravely Garden trac- THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 27,19M - PAGE 17 All M lai.lfsgLIM (a tiedN Pre -finished M C111IN p hardwood ON tM�1 a`ree .I installations 1s �an%imi in Tee immy-A a die iosr `sm°mmwCer. call NNW cal StMINi�AIMI cr1 rw a FREE Estimate aft�.�. Plant'is SIt11014p 404-9669 98 tit Can &09, Clarew. IoT 1{0 l)algR Warlid IN H" MWW DOW CWS ��� �� Wall coverings lE Painting & Wallpapering GET 3 FOR THE POW OF I IN Ell notikeod Small reports, drywall, $60 wi11 clan POOL n5 Flaro co wood finishes, w to 3000 sal n M HMV cbBeneM professional,reliable. Vacuonwtp dustrnp, shah OPENING reliable, washed shed knalem loon tie myww reasonable. clean � b� =M$PECL4j, 35 Rewind Colin 839-7256 else ow II nevi 210 gP Copy derwrg mw,.W—. $149.00 71111 kkinkrs# call Itis • 416-7wom TMS PAINTING eau of a *I'—�ill 663.111452 25 ANdesfor Rel & DECOR _ n0 AfpdeshyelN 330 90M Interior & Exterior id" b European Workman- to be e out telae Are not E.,,,, , , 2p gale out door by our 3S0 ua ldipffatl Saks Ship E>meeeent Crowning!Fast, clean, a•.beds•360 Alts IlDallis reliable service. Ivo" oe-Dte 0016 lE Allim 420-0081 ma •x mw M GwO&AWO —FtyYp (B ARD a gendrmun s rust finend 25 Pepe. SN L•Iii s.vaea-" can - Sar EXCEPTIONAL IADffS NO Lost 6 FDA ?9D Pdsi551gpiesBoetig Nnm SER51Nr, UI'RHA. REGR IN 2% Lyeft 1011, Sale mmum ladder, work bench, hardware, carpentry tools. RECREATION d tors. Poulan 2000 FLYING LESSONS/ snow ELEGANCE G CLASS 301 AdpropleS ler Sale LA TED - Bicycles, water, skis, fishing rods & gear, camping &related items. 2 chainsaw, Homelne HANDYMAN SERVICES Sight Seeing RMMBRM A D6GO7110 30S AdarObies Ykpled w cargo canters, floating dock, portable dock, picnic bench, lawn furniture, SXL chainsaw, Cen- Casa Real Hardman for Flights DRIVEWAYCAJARANTEED 310 bird(, -nld¢17Sak airs, firewood, assorted interlock beer fury sprayer 65 } `. al your household needs- Recreational, Pri- 404-8761 DS fridge, Magnhcon telescope with gal plastic n� pe n & may , peowit rndedcash vate and Commer- SEALING TmdsWeled oto Selasa arcade game (eleas (elect.). COTTAGE FURNISHING d nand rer, flow No orb loo small. Indo tial Flight Traininngq Best alit 33I Va'4I4 whim Dw OLLECTIBLES - Modern flunk beds, dressers, desk, twin beds, double fled & pack sprayer, valve � � d all Plumbing, elebincal. Lessons arra ed C' ,mmerclal Grate 330 'sous esser, 4 -pc. kitchen Suite, pine bench, dining table. many kitchen aides, grinding machine. Air i parnrq, & general lepers. PrWuo, compressor, 2 weed n, cell J to fol your schedule. 1 l ^ 310 AlgpalhlRtl7an oliances, dishes, knock knacks, boardroom fable, Commodore computer. Wood eaters. 16 n. farm �=` - ggsll Jo eph Tom 831--5270 ProSeal 7S0 ptoleasngae,tplt .'rk beds, Magnavox computer, toys. Yamaha electronic organ & bench, Maytag gates. 2 wheel trailer, 'u - 1416r 376.6239 t asher, 30' dryer, oscillating tan, docks, marry collectibles. !mens, pictures & s: pager - 416.632-2209 SS Y01ormes 're. qty hand & power ,,, q4 k ,. Imo m• r 360 ileambbfeS tools, chains, rMs & �e1I17��p PLANTOATTEND NORESERVE bans, etc. Dry an- Ise1YiA1adN6' • Mw"' NS Name toque radios. parts & " r e 3 C ?ecealaaV.Jdes CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS MOVING 8 STORAGE tube testers. Furrn• F NAL SELL R NOW 375 coo EplgrteN 7 374-4800 Rist LINDSAY a 05 454-2841 ROSEDALE tune - Antique Post *R YSTEMS Master desk, victro- YOt�JR man CALL 3IC =eery juryEIugm La walnut dining table �.�e y CRs 683.0707 iii! 103 A;,yepmpteuaRatl SATURDAY. MIIY 30 10 A & 6 chairs. walking AMMON WO. �' •'� I•�� >OS ;pameA lased I. AUCTION spmmng wheel. floral OUNTS, 7'; 4011lwTwo m RO.. tau 01 Oaha". (See signs) CONSIGNMENTS chete field & cha-8773 t, , e �1t5'Cellenl woodworkin and hand tools e7un Ment. red Hall tree, modern sofboxes, aluminum brakes, honda generator. air AND ESTATES dressers. G.E. bar - m ro.ntga5rey. 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I"S • ROTORS • RADIATOR SCOREBOARD ' • MASTER W, � 1020s „ CYLINDER , • WHEEL CYLINDER l Wide D•Alasa Sl flak% 9.49-; 891 AflPsae llawet SL FAX GAME RFSULTS TO 683-7363 elal% 9 3f • New LOMA Recall Boo- 1st -Verner Samuel At+wl, 261; "4w jeaseK • ALTERNATOR 1telNYn, '.262; "4'Aes No~. SI. Met% 27.1; 41, LAMATIMCK 4 "no pLMNgNMN 19911 $stmt• Mw go. Pill RaIM :27 W. WArs A JWMN. $'TANORM Pickerel 2&0: 6MAmand I Bro il. Masuosn..26.4 OVERALL HEMAL.E. te400b01on 234, 2nd•Pvle Rdps 400m Is-Kas Jones, Tulolpar, 1.04.1, 204Wy McFasa. 20.7.3N-BI.MYy 1M.41n-dNetl 736. SIMUllbrldpe 9th 691• Eager, 105.6, 3rd-MKs Jams. Pascal 1V73. qt- Paoarag T4.71MEK"lsr 70, 8th-Tralslpsr 69, 9th-PSW pwyr LiMMy "on, Ester, 111 2. 5th-Amra4s &own. "on- !W. tOtll-MClsuplan 54, t 11MDerlta dCorrror 47, 1261- se712 8, BM -Tess Ldit MCLthlo n. 1 13 1 AtMn ". I3rhiort Perry M. 14th-BownynnW 35. 1561- goon 1a4Kaly Mases. Ereal 2:29.4: 2nd-Je-ler Mop. Antlerpn 34 16th -Dona ral 30. 17th -Brock 25. I M- Omben"'. 2461. 3rd-Andas wgWs. ML•L"ughw. 2 48 D; Carlwtatt 12. 1961-Eesdele Bok. 20d.Snc•r 5 4th -Erne Rol Pme Rdpa. 2 51 7. 5th -Nat." OVERALL MALE 151-fterring M. 2nd-Matlughkn 187. C71amberter. Esser, 2538. 6m -Came Lank, Pne Rdge. 3 allOutOsrlon 159. 411T0'Nelll 111, WAnder 98, W- 2551 61h Mary 87, 7111I -Paul Dwyer 96. M-Pne Fdg. 83. 91h- 1500. 1st-KNly Mostar E.esar5068. 2nd.o.mese ALOW 81, 10th-Uterslps 64. 11th -Eases, 59, 12th -Henry Rowlands. Paul Dwyer 5254. 30 -Jennifer Moss. Sh" 55. 13th -Brock 42, 14th-BowmaMtler 40, 15th-Snctar Ounb"non, 5.432, 4th Heather Crwm, Uror4lge. 5439. 29, 161h-Doryaan 27, 1761 -DOC 24 IM -Pon Perry 14, 19th-Perayny 9. 20th-Eaaoala 2. 21g-Csrtwrgm 2. 224 Our Chr~ I OVERALL SCHOOL laua -Dbro4 n 393. 2-PciWnp JPn 309. .Fe Rage 296, 4th -O'Neil 247, 5th-MCLaughM 241, ft -St Mary 231, 71h-Ulbr" 155, 81nPew Breyer 145. 9tH -Ewer, 129. 10th-Austn 125, 11th -Anderson 122. 12"NBowrnenMk 75, 13th-DO'C 71. 14th-Trolslpar 69. 15th -Brock 67, 160,-Darawn 57. t7th-Henry Sheet 55, 19th -Fort Perry 50. 19th-Snelee 34. 20th-Cartwrol tat. 21st-EasMW 10. 22n6Pereyme 9. 23rd -Dur Chnman RELAYS MIDGET GIRLS 4 X IW IV P4te R" 52.4: 2n6Ausn 533, 3rd -51. Mary 535. 4th -00'C :544. 51MDknovlon 55.6. 6th-Ptdsrrg 55 7 JUNIOR GIRLS4 X lop- 1st -St Mary 5381, 2nd -Pee Rope 5396. 3raN+tar`o`55 .23. 4th-McLaugthhn 5558. ikt WBo,rmem58.91. 6th-Etayr 100 19 SENIOR GIRLS 4 X 100 Ist-Dubenm 50.93. 24-P"s RKya 51 19. 3rd-rr4lslgar 5414. 4thdhbrdpe 545. W DOC 55 03 OPEN GIRLS 4 X 400'. la-Durftnon 426.75. 2nd -Ea w 44063. 3rd•Pne Rupe 441 03, an-PKkarig 441 87. 5th. Paul Dwyer 445 63, 6th-McLaughan 451 78 MIDGET BOYS 4 X 100 1st-PKkerrg 471. 2no- Mclaug hlsl 48.9. 3rd -Easter 506, Mh-Aust. 51 0. M - O'Neil 51 0. M -St Mary 51 1 JUNIOR BOYS 4 X 100 is -Pee R-Oge 46.0, 2nd- Pdakr g46 4. 3N-Ulb4pe 48 0. 41t>-MOLauphln '48 2. 5t -St Mary 48 2. 6th-Aus1n 509 SENORSOYS4X 100. 1a-Prkerng 43.8.24-Durtaw n :441. 3rd -SI Mary 466. 4th-McLaughl. '.475, 51h- Bow,ru rrv4ls 49 4 OPEN BOYS 4 X 400 1 a-Pdrar.p 335 5.2rWOut6arwn 3:386. 3rd -P7 RK7ge 3440. 4th-U4XK*9 3'.44.1. SIM MdAughw 3:479, 6th -Small, 3 58 1 MIDGET GIRLS RESULTS Bern HURDLES. IV Legh Cusnnrt Pne Rage. 13.1; 2nd- Kerua Tyler. Pry Hope. '133. 3rd-Terses Marnn. Auer, 142 an-Nhooe, Brows. Pay Ridge, 143. Slime Lu,mw Ester, 14 5. 6th -Kathy Rafte awsM, Pout Dwyer. 14 a Soon HURDLES to -Legh Cushnr. Palo Rrcpo. 48.7. 2nd-KA410 Tyler. PM Rropo..51 3. Nd4Qp Skwnonsk,. Pau Dwyer 52.3; 4n-Eres I~. Eraser. 53 1. W Karry ReULs2ewau, Pau Dwyer, 537, 6th -J4 Mapn. Ener 539 100m 154-Slepwwo McKenna, Phcartnt; 12.3: 2nd- Jac," Duren. S Mary 12 .6. 7t6Mcols Browho. Pars "I" 18.8: arh-Kaika Tye.ea PFitpo. 130. W - KAttached, hed, PM Rdg.. 13.2. eth-Tehase Moran, Aswh. 13.3 200.. ia,aeryrhe DuerKe. St Mery 26 S. 2h646Koae %owhe. Pne Rdps. 27 1, sacrndac. Ch span. DOC 274 4th-Sher,pe Lucas. Pc%w.% 27 5. Sr.saapnera. MCKerh.e. PrAonI% 27 5.4r ,sod yy1son. Ahern. 276 40 0m 1st- DeW roHos. S Mary 1 06 a. 2no4li9paCco Looks". Pry Rope. 1075. 3ro-Aahoon WerbowNky, Oubarton. 1079. 4eh-Krwuhe Foreman. Poul Dwyer, 1.001. 50*sm" Pkac. Poyrrg, 1131-e0.4. Scott. DhMorl.n. 1 13.5 Boon lis-SteOhket" Ouncaery ,. SI M 2:309 Zinc l. - RoLacon. Pry R.Vil 2"4, 3r6Arhda9 Crylawman, McIau; hln. 245 0.40uK- Scott Duea atm. 245 7. 50~ Jo. wl Dunterta+ 2 47 9 M-JerKNer Para..Iran rg. 2 51 6 3600.1st-Ako9 Kayo WlOorron. 11190. 2MJrnlar penan, Pklernq. 12035. 316P4m Johnston. DMhennon. 12 18 1 41MAsaay CahnOureert . on 12281. SRlesh Scot. Pry Rape. 13 14 0, 61MArry JIt. raison. QlOrlorh. 13296 LONG JIXW la -Karry M.Chel. Pry allotp. 47Th. 21010peelr Jectnandan. Dubaron, 454-. 3rD-Trory Walsh, 9owmrw4y. 449m. 4m-Jod Weapon. Auan. 4461-. 9thts.Woe errmerwKsawwWall 4 39th. so, Sapper" Duncan, A Mary 4 33m TRIPLE AJW la-r� Kachaa. Pay Fedp9, 979., 2h6AesWWs Stela. Eaeoala. 974-, 36Shbanvuka Luras. Pose rg. 947.. 4RSw%a Puck- Snckw. 917-. WIrsLY Mals.. Suwrnarmber. 676., 6th -Aero Gado+. Duealw. 6 75th HIoH JUMP 1st-Crgem Ghaprul DO'C. 1.56-•. 21.6 JUSArry Loost Pry Rope 1 A., 369ncs LJNW. 59aNr. t 41.. 4thCneryl Game lvr, Paoli Dyyar. 1 39-, SIh-CeMad erorhyur. sawmrwM. 1 33m. 6e+-Leoph•. L.Md' 9raao4. 1 33m • %aw LOSSA Re= $NOT PUT 1011 -Sher, Woodoa*, aow.amea 9411. 2.6Jer"Aw Cady 074"' 6.6.. 30"Asaw- Kooske 0,.*~. ••O... a Draft r -M Dabertor a 32., 50-0erye Hror, DOC. 7.99.. 4st.4(eey Knonstre, Uabr4fpa. 7 90n DISCUS ta•JrahM Mann, St Lady. 2624-. 2nd. Mayer KcasIK k Ou asr err, 24 44m. 3r65Mesn Woodcock. Bowmam,r. 2440m, 4n-SWrWrdha rph Mt. Paul Dwyr. 72.3-. 6MJeraJer KwOr. .M.. Issul Drayer. 22 tem M -Maas" Kay Brod. 20 201- 1900. 1 WSsethWh" Ouhol Sl Mary. 5.134. Z s"Ab1s YAP. Ounta loch. 5199 **,Www Peaa. P*..g, 5 27 94e.Psm ""M" Dueeron. 5346. W&-4es Cry`r,hen%NCLah.W*Y 5360. 40-A.nyy Ca. w. oweemw. 5.44 6 JMrELiN IM-JwWw Pow. Duero.. 2342m. 2ra6 JWWAIW Cosy, OW". 22 70.. led-Trahs G.AW. Duprvh. 21 10.. 4e1-•adyry D.Wft. $n Glary 20 191-. SRLwa Reb.eon. Ul11,14/90. 19.15.. Oh -M~. Kopel,ck. DNeeron 1656. MIDGET 910srs RESULTS too - HURDLES 'v -Anew Dwy. Pderrp. 147: 2a6 Xarn Rechahp. Py .% 186 3na Jest pod oo eam 166 am -Jos Skal Dubin'". 193. Srh-Sewn Cssr_r. DOC. 236 3001- HURDLES 1st -Maw Deal PplW.hl 479. 2h6 Jct 980k. 0ory4rh. 45 9. aro-James Gumbos. DaOOron. 464. 4trUM Small UnbrOpe 469. 59r AN" wak6Jnrhp. PKderrhl .480. M -Slake ConrW, S.Ki"49 7 700- tor-Sheson Soca, Plorr.l 104. 2nill Zelar Sows. Eager. 112 W6Angelo Soarerna St Mer% 11.7. 41MTJ Gob. Powogj. 119. 5rn4tsayah Shwa, Her Slat. 12 0. dth-Shawn Oebome. ONwk 12 3 200m 1st-Shal0w Scan. Pi kerng. 228*, 2rd-lame Broa.n ESM 240; 10"lle HobewoCM. MdAUO n, 24 4. ah -Enc Gum" Mouvgr n. 25.0. 5th-Caarsr Lupo, DOC 25 3. M-MoyWb ShaHarry,w,Harry,ANowI"M. 25 5 • N LOSSA Re- 400- la-Phr Couoahs. MdAuy9n 652 "-Ge""-Ge w9ron. 55 4 3ro•J90 Habea s cta. Mot -40.. 55 a. ft -Enc Gua". McL&LVA.. 57 1, 5th -J.0. Wr6Joes, PK7kernl 57 8.6n -Mak Jawyon. Bwms ft, 56 9 LONG JUMP lis-ShWoon Sono Plckrrnq. 625m•. 2n4. Maaw DavyPhckerrg. boom. 3rd- Aron Solar n . D no m. 5 39- .. 41MJw b H"owachs 11,01".911h.S.3,m 5,hChha Whys. Eaerer 527. 6h4Karsem Llcluon. SI. May 5 ton • NewLOSSA Record TRIPLE Jump IVC4hre VmyW. Etalsr. 1157-. 24 - Kareem McLeran St. Mary 1142m. 3rd-Akol John, Paul 1 t 30m. 41714LSwn Rc hards. Pousng. 10.64.. 504Xyls Wpps. Sownhah.s. 10.05m. ft -Seth GunOs. Enter 998" HIGH JUMP 1st-Trwor SamrlWve t. Henry Su"s. 1.711.', 2nd-Ryaa n Batcelor. SI My 170m. 3rd -TJ. Gob, Prkrng 1 70th. all Coro.". Mdauotun. 1.65.. W Tm Marcors. Boh,narw0l. 1.65m; WVark Lrmhs. Pas Dwyer 1 Som POLE VAULT t all Vaksch. Brock. 3.00m SHOT PUT 1943 J Tuery Henry SIMCks . 13.18-, 27Wu Mash, Bowman, 12.O6m, 3r6Trww Scromervass, Porky Shen. 11.82-; 4th -Ryan MKgan, Easiest. 11 14th; WSls" Crow. Dorwwen. 10.96-, Stn-0"ah Paggoo. DuOerlon. 10 97m BOOM: ta-Pta Coulum McWplln, 2:10.e 2M -Grp Wnst"', 074W. 2'113. 3r~ LayrW SLIAl 2:13.1; 4th-Ader. Mortem. DuOalon. 2:144. Worse, Hanson, Eastdlo. 221.5.60*I Johnson. Sowrnanwill 227.0 1500m. 1st -Ian Mayne, SI Mary 431.1; 24-Ao•m Mortem, Dubanon. 4:31.5. 3rd -Joe Dionne. Paul Dwyer. 4.332: 40-Gteg Weston. O'Neal 438.6: 5nJ00 FalWsraat. Paw Dwyer. 4.394: M-LMu SON, W. Chralsn. 4.53 3 3000-: to l Dianne. Psw Dwyer, 10.08.2, 2n6Adem Monson. Dkrbenton. 10.08 9: 3rd -Joe FacaAMsm, PSA Dwyer. 10.15.1, 41h -Josh Lumsden. Dlabsdorl. 10:414; 5thCNe Lancaster. OWsl 1050.7. WSW Houses, Social., t0:51 6 DISCUS la- Cues Marsh. Bowman W", 37.56m; 2nd -Tom Yaksch. Block. 35.66-. aro-Bob Strain"', ah DeWl 31.99.. 4N -Vanni Lrnma, Paw Dwyer. 27.74m. 514 Raer! Wolars. Cartwrght. 27.26.: 6111r -Jeremy Gsuclau, Bawmawi e. 2626. JAVELIN: is -Stere Cour ". Sines, 35.66m; 2no-Ryn Morgan Easier. 35.56m, 3rd -Joss BebDaalsm. O'Ned. 33.90m; 41n -Dean umob Pagpm, Dban. 32.58m, 5th -SW Statim, DorsYan, 32.00m: M -James Cummins. Duncerlon. 31.34m JUNIOR GIRLS; RESULTS Dom HURDLES: 1a -Jock May Pore PL^y. :14.6, 2nd- MmqueCrosslleld. Poe ROW 145. 3rd-Kr*W Chap" Urm4gw 156, 4th -Toss Lofsky. Mclaughhkn, 165 51h-Alayna Wher. Danser, 12.0. 6th -Tarry Brock, MdA.gtlhn. -14 3 300th HURDLES. t a-Linm D'Aacr s0. SLIAl .53.4: 2Kf- AmarKL Brown,McLaughlm. 539 3nd-Tenye Brock, MdauplUn. 542,4th-An"a Jaffa, Pickering. .546; SIM Tell Lot". McLaughlin. 1 00 2 100m 154 -Ver se Samuel. Aust., :121, 2nd -Mm" Taylor, Antral '12 5. 3rd -Simone Mmhm s, Pins RKIpo, :12 7, 4th-Sabrm Ford", Durban"'. 12.8. 5th-Shhols Okudolo. Anderson. 12 9. 6th-Jod May Purl Perry. .13.1 300on ts-OsnwM Rowlands. Paw Dwyer, 12:012 7, 2nd. Jerrklsr Mos, Duteron. 12.33.3, 3N -Herter Crsmm. Utb4ge. 12 a 48A, 4th-Krats Jorgensen. Exer. 12:541; WArom WoWs, McLaughlin. 13.011. 91h -Amanda Kulsn. Andersp, 13'.362 LONG JUMP 1st -Alts" PANN Donavan. 542., 2hd- Melarn• Berger . St. Mary 4 96th, 3r61Cats NOM. St. May 4IBM. 4th-Van4ft Samuel. Austin. 465m. 5th -Joe Mal Pon Peny. 4 gen; M-Kalre Backus. Paul Dwyer. 4491st Jorperwn, 9tsar. 446.e: ash -Came LAM PYIs aaee.6-InO HIGH AW 111 W W400090 St. lY% I War 2M4ie1M bodaM. PW Other. 1.50l &O Ctrl t Jasry GIC, 1. a*". N.Akm Hba•rd fmW, 1.36. $MOT PVT. I Ill er -1 - - b• Audra-, 0.4Oe; Vol Eeeas J•arae, Cartonghl- e.03m: 3rdLWM PONIM. ONerI. tot-; 4M4lrtew MLPhes. Eller. 7.441: W Oentela eoartlal, U*rll 7.09m: 6rhAdrame Olson. OTs/. 6.421. DISCUS. 1a14Lsrerb alis% TraWW, 26 53-. 2 XI -Calle Made. St. Mary, 24.24m; 3rd-Lsurs POOMM. ON". 24 11.; 41MTe a $rock. MCLrrpW. 21 25ra. 6th-EWO James, CutanIft, 20. We, ft -Mon" Stratton PWKINI n, 2050. JAVELIN tat -Karen May; TrNalpar. 3356m.2nd-Ta�yyootls, Uhb.lgo. 25 25m 3rd-Mmea Systron. Adder on. 2325m. 4th -Karry Treloar, Trafalgar, 21 al 5th -Carta Wisughan. Cart-gh., 19 42m. 6th-Jerrklsr Bowden, O'Neil, 18 ton JUNOR BOYS RESULTS 110m HURDLES IV.Dunat, Bernard, Pne R41ge. 14.7; 24�To" Mclnlosh, Eherer. 151. 3rd -J -marts MW"dW04: :16.4; - -Uww ANSO , Pcb$rw%:14.1:51M9ooI Aalweaa,. 19.1:99nW1 Kur* Nd Otter• :M0 300. HURDLES I.Iemaerla IAererelKeaplL Pwkol • ;400: 2n60uls/ ael.ercL Pb* Rlebe, :40.3t 316So0O Choose, Aralsaaa rl :40.R 40,j are Deplee. PYa PWOW 41 A 50Otelp MAMNXL UIOrMpa :42.1: 811II40W Ctft I -IS .42.9 LONG ARa> 111-5008 ChO As. Arldwa 1. 603-; 2n6 Reeberl $Wren, Anfttw, 5.70.; 3re.Wdn Cop". 9. flaky 5.55-. 42aDess" Hippus- Pldwnl 6.63_; SIM Ban ees, MCLe,01irl 5.44m, ft -Dal Ferguson. Olabs ton, 5.42m TRIPLE JUMP 1a,40M EwtlPh, AUSM. 12.79-; 2n:1. Dunes Bernard. Pus iadps, 12.901-; 3r6Darmc k Cu mal ONS. 12 58th; M-RsWsn Bakal Atldrwn, 12.47.; 51h- Dand Fsrpumn. Ounbnlon, 1222., 9d1 -SIS" Brdp od. MCLaupNn, 11 72m 100m 151 -Jos- 0Ce"ea. Durbrron, .10.9; 2n0 -Gary Saunders. Ausln, 110; 30 -Jason Goran- lam, Pans Rides. 11 0, 4th-Derrrk Cumnnps. O'Ne6..11.2. M-Mse Cameron. MCLaughan, 11.3. M -Jason Gopsul, St Mary. 3 .11.3 p, 211r0r11e1 200M la,rem p'Olrea4 a"�'f1°'• •WrYb a�P,dwmr4 sJe Eregrl. Aualn. 24.0 0 M_ Cal llcLelaplM 26.1 400al Ilea y sawyer rs, Au -1. :51.5.2n6,Crr7Mtlu�r4 us~. W.e; 3r64areer" MOI90n• . uaOl. Iadl 9laaon. Paeerall :53.0 5003008 001-Aarcn Ill a roost B"Ce" 56 2 3•. 2ORM Mom: tst-Phil Scott. Paul Dwyer. 159 Fla P41ML Kendall. Pale Rid W- 1.k" A.W 705 7: W -6W Lira. 204.5;49a-AWOsw Gcdl+% 215.1•No. Mltaapnrl. 2m2: eth-JOY s. Jan. ulawtapa. LOSSA Record 4062. 2ao47a 1500m to -Ren Kendal. PM Pal Scott. Paul Dwyer, 409.2. 3r611411th" w Mom LN1uc. 4.14.5.4M-Mko Loque. McLaughlin, 4 23 8 PCIerneg. 4 16 0. 61MIan Hae. Pna "b"o 3000.. la -Main Leouc, PaAe-9. 915 S. 24Mse 2 o. M.U.ghm. 9 19 0. 3rd-Ngst Wray Paul Dwyer Phil Scott. Paul Dwyer, 9.43 4.511049" Smnn. 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