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COURT BID FOR CAMPAIGN EXPENSE AE'DIT OF PICKERING
COUNCILLOR RICK JOIINSON FAILS
BY Illarianrfe Talliecs
Stan Writer
PICKERING — Former
council and mayoralty candi-
date Richard Ward has lost
mother round in his battle to
obtain an investigation into the
campaign finances of Ward 3
Regional Councillor Rick John-
son.
Air. Ward brought an appli-
ratwit before the Ontario Court.
-cneral division, in Whitby
! ucsday morning asking for the
.ourt to order a compliance
audit of Coun. Johnson's
No%emfter, 1997 election cam-
;,agn. Pickering Council had
• rluscd a similar request from
1r Ward at a special meeting
.,% 'I
In dismissing the application
.,uhout prejudice Mr. Justice
lin Jenkins stated Mr. Ward.
ho was acting without a
a"µ er. had not followed the
proper procedures for his suf-,-
mission or provided appropnatc
documentation.
'You may have a remedy in
our court system:' the judge
told Mr. Ward, but added he
would have to take a different
route.
RICK
JOHNSON
Wins another round
fudge. "You're getting a huge
discount "
In a later interview Mr. Ward
said he will he returning to the
court with another application.
"They give no credit to an
individual representing him-
self.- he noted.
In July. Pickering Council
rejected an application by Mr.
Ward, who had run for Court.
Johnson's Ward 3 Regional seat
in last November's municipal
elections, for a compliance
audit of the councillor's cam-
paign finances. At the time, Mr.
Ward suggested Coun. John -
,on s election financial state-
ment indicated he had receival
campaign contributions from a
single source — identified as
Mr. Justice Jenkins also multiple sources — that totalled
ordered Sir. Ward to pay court more than the $750 allowed
costs to Coun. Johnson. The under election laws.
costs were requested by the However, a report W Council
councillor's lawyer, Michael from Town clerk Bruce Taylor
Head, who told the judge he had stated Coun. Johnson's election
warned Mr. Ward in a letter that financial statement "discloses
his application was inappropri- multiple contributions from a
ate. Mr. Head suggested "some- single source in at least 13 cas-
thing nominal". Mr Ward was es, however, to no instance do
ordered to pay $250. these multiple contributions
-Ordinanly the cost would
be about $ I .(XX).' said the
strike
Talks resume,
STUDENTS STILL OUT AS TEACHERS PICKET
Corey Tidd shows masterful skill at running his advantage of warm summer sunshine and a
Region figures, the combina-
remote control racing car while
out having fun wide open road
recently to practise some of his
Pickets continued at sec -
on his street in Pickering. Corey was taking tricks.
hikes will mean a collective
undary schools across the
'Impp; number of Town residents
7.3 -per cent increase in taxes
than 100 percent.
region Tuesday as the public
Probation
for Ajax man
after Baby injured
FATHER RECEIVES
-
CONDITIONAL, SENTENCE FOR SHAKING FIVE-NIONTH-OLD SON
IySfupallaw$Am
Amour a condunxulsentcncc.
Itrntnar} signs of abuse:' Crown
about the danger of shaking an
5dr Writer
Mr Arnold, a former track star
attorney Bryan Davies said.
infant. "He made a terrible mis-
A judge has sentenced a 20-
otter cott.ttdered one of the top
A second explanation Mr.
take in a very brief moment he is
year-old Ajax mart to one year
three high school sprinters in
Arnold gave to experts with the
going to regret the rest of his lite"
`impnsonment in the commum-
Canada, was intually charged
Could Abuse and Neglect Unit
Court heard Mr. Arnold has no
ty- for violently shaking his five-
with aggravated assault but plead-
(SCAN) — that the child fell off
history of abusive behaviour, has-
asmonth-old
month-oldson, rendering the
ed guilty ut the lesser offence of
the couch — was determined
expressed remoxsc anti has fully
infant co matui+c for a week.
criminal negligence cawing cud-
inconsistent with his injuries,
co-operated with a C'hil ten's Aid
Med" reports filed with the
ily harm. Court heard Mr Arnold
which included two separate
Society im,.ttgation. The child's
court m dicate the child, rwtw two-
injured the infant while haby-sit-
areas of bruising to the brain.
mother indwated in a victim
years -old. isn't believed to have
ting fox the child's mother at her
The baby was eventually ding-
impact statement she is prepared
suffered permanent brain damage
Pickering apartment Jan. 23,
ptosed as wtTmng from Shaken
to forgive Mr. Arnold. ' lltcy
and appears to have made a full
1997.
Baby Syndrome.
want to get back together and
recovery. "We are dealing with
Mr. Amold initially said he left
During a statement to police
establish a family:' said Mr. Kim-
ono of society's most precious
his sin alone on a couch while
following bus arrest Mr. Arrx,ld
hall. As pert of his sentence Mr
resources, that of a healthy child.
washing dishes and, when he
described how he briefly shook
Arnold must perform 200 hours
If the cant does not protect the
returned the baby had stopped
the baby hack and forth in a -vig-
of community service and receive
child from this kind of conduct
breathing. The child was trans-
orou, motion:' Mr. Davies said.
counselling for anger manage -
t wn who is'r' asked Oshawa
ferred from Ajax -Pickering Hos-
Defence lawyer Bob Kimball
men( and life skills such as par -
provincial court Judge Ron
petal to the Hospital for Suck Chil-
said Mr. Arnold was a young par-
ening. He was also placed out two
Richards before handing lames
dren after doctors observed "pec-
ent with "abso>futely no co epC
years ptrobat ton
board resumed negotiations
with its striking high school
teachers and Catholic educa-
tors remained locked out.
local n,emb , , f th.
Ontario Secnndary School
leachers' Federation (OSSTF)
MCI with the Durham District
School Board yesterday for the
first time since talk, broke off
between the two parties Sept.
6.
Discussions were ongoing
at our press time yesterday. A
macs picket is planned outside
the public board's Whitby
headquarters on Taunton Road
today -
Meanwhile, there are still
no plans for the Durham
Catholic District School Board
and its high school teachers to
resume negotiations in an
attempt to end the week-long
lockout.
"We continue to receive
phone calls from parents
expressing their displeasure
that there are no talks sched-
uled:' says Tony White, prest-
See WARDiPage 2
goes on
TONY WHITE
'Parents expressing
their displeasure.'
dent of Durham's secondary
division of the Ontario English
Catholic Teachers' Association
(OECTA). -We echo their sen-
timents and call upon the boafd
to negotiate or arbitrate imme-
diately "
For updates on the ongoing
strike action call the public
board at 666-5500 or the sepa-
rate board at 576-6707 ext.
2ho.
Business reels under new tax assessments
'NEW FORMULA CITED AS CULPRIT FOR HUGE INCREASES
;�r�IeMe TibCi
Region figures, the combina-
hikes greater than 15 per cent,
'SW Writer
tion of reassessment and tax
and 20.4 per cent are having to
) PICKERING — While a
hikes will mean a collective
deal with increases of more
'Impp; number of Town residents
7.3 -per cent increase in taxes
than 100 percent.
Arte cojoying tax cuts as a result
for Pickering commercial prop-
Among those reeling from
;of t'lte province -wide reassess-
ernes, the highest in the Region
their tax bills is Barry Kauf-
rtt CM coming into effect this
after Scugog, where the
man, owner of M7 Auto Recy-
.,year, many local small busi-
increase is 8.4 per cent. Total
clers on Balsam Road just south
jnesses people are in a state of
commercial taxes in several
of Hwy. 7, who's facing an
shock at being hit with tax hikes
other municipalities are actual-
increase from $3,625 (including
its high as 400 per cent.
ly going down — by 4.8 per
the now -eliminated business
Pickering commercial estab-
cent in Oshawa, 4.2 per cent in
occupancy tax) a year to about
1ishments have been among the
Ajax and 1.9 per cent in Whit-
$13,500, on an assessment
J deli hit in the Region by the
by.
that's been revised from
saw tax system and tax nwreas-
In Pickering, 61 per cent of
$122,000 in 1984 to $365,000
:es due to provincial download-
properties categorized as gener-
now. There's no sewer service
:ing. According to Durham
al commercial are facing tax
and no paved road to his auto
wrecking yard site, and the
WHAT'S INSIDE
NDw TO REACH us
nearest volunteer fire station is
eight miles away.
1 have nothing here,
Aja/Pap
.............6
Seaeral ..........683-5110
absolutely nothing, and they're
EateryMtl M
, ..........10
Death NOUfxs .....683-3005
seeing fit to up me $10,000:'
..14
&&11100 Lin .......683-7545
says Mr. Kaufman. "Name me
C,f&Wfiel . . .
. . .........16
Sincerely Yoursl-800-662-8423
one person in a small business
who can afford a $10,000 hit. 1
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rAt;E 2 -THF: NEWS ADYFjMSEK Wn)NE.IDA%'. SENEMBER 16. 1 W
Workshops for U"
women cover
several topics
Interested in improving )our %clf-
esteem'? Need information on the
effects of separation and dlvorcc on
children'?
Those arc just a couple of the pro-
grammes that will he offered by the
Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre this
fall.
The series kicks off Sept. 15 with a
legal workshop from 1 it, 3 p.m., fol-
lowed by an eight-week separation
and divorce support group beginning
Sept. 17 at 7 p m.: a four-week verbal
Belt -defence group beginning Sept. 22
from 7 to 9 p.m.. self-esteem on Oct.
13 at 7 p.m.: women re-entering the
paid workforce on Oct. 27 from 9 a.m.
W 3 P.m.: tinancial planning on Nov. 3
at 7 p.m.: a legal workshop on Nov 10
from 7 to 9 p.m.: and the effects of
separation and divorce on children on
Nov. 17 at 7 p.m.
Women interested in attending any
of the programmes are asked to call
the centre for locations- Because
space is limited, you must register in
advance.
Meanwhile. the centre recently
began offering a legal advice clinic for
women with family law lawyers, in
which women receive hall' -hour. pri-
vate consultations. The free clinic runs
every other Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m.
at 134 Commercial Ave.. Ajax.
Appointments must he made in
advance.
Call 426-1064 for more informa-
tion on the programmes or the clinic.
Website educates
and entertains
special -needs
students
Students with special needs and their
teacher% can access learning material.
games and activities on a new govern-
ment websltc
The hlrnrstry of Education and
Trairung has revised a wch%itc featuring
game and exercises for chikiren with
special needs and instructional
resource% for teachers
"-Rus technology can be accc%scd by
school board.% w that all tc ahcm in
OnLa , hxw an nr+rr+►hXWV In Ito"
about hest practices in speedo! educa-
tion:' Education hf mr%Icr Dave Jottrtson
said in unveiling the Special NeLd%
Oppa' mty Window (SNONVI weh%ttc
last week.
Located at snow.uto ronto.ca. the site
includes information about on-line
causes for educators. chat groups. cur-
txvlum resources, a '-vutual" help cen-
tre and info nnaucin o n "best pracuce
in teacfung children with special needs.
Special -need% students can also
aces% a sista website for kids featuring
educanoxt:d activities and games. The
SNOW website and other technologies
wen: developed over the past year.
Ward
challenge
thrown
Out
WARD/From
page 1 —
exceed $750 as
allowed in sec-
tion 71(11 of the
Act:'
The campaign
financial state-
ment and audi-
tor's report sub-
mitted by Coun.
Johnson for the
election indicates
a campaign
income of
$63,634; includ-
ing $33,331 from
a fund-raising
golf tournament,
$8,555 from
another fund-
raising event,
$15,700 in con-
tributions from
individuals and
businesses,
$4,542 in donat-
ed goods and ser-
vices and $1,482
surplus left over
from the 1994
election. It also
shows $34,476 in
fund-raising
expenses, most of
which, Mr. John-
son has said, ccv-
ered the cost of
running the golf
tournament. The
campaign ended
up with a surplus
of $206.
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photo by Ron pledonlro
Carving his
niche in the world
Wood sculptor Jan Oegema of Bowmanville brought the
fruits of his labour to Esplanade Park in Pickering last
weekend to display during Art Fest activities behind the
civic complex. The event featured the talents of area arti-
sans, as well as displays, demonstrations, children's
crafts and more.
Former
land
registrar
admits to
stealing
ncc t.xnwr
land registrar for
Durham Rcgion
pleaded guilty in
an Oshawa court
1c,tervrA- to
1rsud. vd,witting
i fie ztole r,mghly
$10.000 to rev-
cnue prior to
being fired.
Desmond
Dias. 45, former-
ly of Whitby,
was dismissed
from his fob at
the Whitby land
registry office in
December 1996,
at which time an
investigation
was launched by
the Ontario
Provincial Police
anti -rackets
squad.
Mr. Dias, who
. was employed
by the Ministry
i of Consumer and
`Commercial
+ Relations, was
charged in
December 1997
r with fraud, theft,
breach of trust
and giving false
financial state-
; mcnts.
Detective
• Sergeant Dave
Ross said the
investigation
was launched
after a suspi-
cious co-worker
cam to police.
! Mr. Dias
pleaded guilty to
• one count of
s fraud over
$5,000, however,
" details of the
offence won't be
revealed until his
sentencing on
Nov. 10.
L Mr. Dias was
"t employed at the
Whitby office
from August
1995 to the date
of his dismissal.
Prior to that
he was the land
• registrar at the
Fronten is Land
Registry Office
in Kingston,
Ont..
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stemmed from
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lic searches and
land transaction
fees — which
went missing
from both offices
between October
1994 and Sep-
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SCC CHAIRMAN SAYS MAJORITY DONT WANT DECISION-MAKING POWERS 7>-"�"�
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By Small 01111111111111 int each school to prepare a response rium on Thornton Road. A public �
Staff Writer'• '
to the EIC'$ discussuin paper. meeting is planned from 7 pi 8:30 -
School community councils The document poses six questions p.m.
should concentrate on providing an about the future role of SCCs. asking
advisor' rule and looking out for the for input on what makes the groups
best interestsparents.
of students, lav tribute
how they can hest con -
Durham parents. tribute to students' education and
Those were among the most fre- how they can best represent their MACS, CORTIAND, MACOUN
quent comments arca residents made community.
during it two-hour working session at "The bottom Ione is school coun-
the Durham District Schoch Board oils are for the betterment of kids:' P" YOUR OWN
headquarters Monday as more than said Dawna-Mac Nlills. chairman of q-6 .m. Fri, 501, & Sun.100 people gathered it) discuss the the SCC at Oshawa's Ritson Public
role councils should play in their School.
school community. "II SCCs are to be a success, ifs
•'I still like the advisory role;- said important "to keep communication
Margaret Reid. chairman of the SCC between teachers and parent volun-
WHITBY
S. t seen at a t o counu at
Pine Ridge prow ides "valuable" input
Taunton Rd
n
x
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fit into that
Hwy 401
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401 exit 412
7kmNon
Thickson Rd.
at OshawaConant Public School. [cera going" Algoma
"Mull of us come from different job Sally Mellveen. principal at Pick- �../
backgrounds and not everyone is in ering's Pine Ridge Secondary
the education field:' she added. School. said increasing parental Apple Market
Ms. Reid said'the majority of par- involvement and including communi- IIS25S_41 30
ents don't want to see a system devel- ty partners is also key. akery, Pies. Honey. Jams 6 so Muth More;/
o that laces d c. in mak M M 11 id d h 1
p p o cu. u- in9 pow-
ers In the hands of SCC' s.
S. t seen at a t o counu at
Pine Ridge prow ides "valuable" input
Hulls Moore, a member of the
on school issues.
fit into that
parent council at Waverly Public
School
-There's more of a corporate
F{ti,
C�kv s {1 Ulu
G �3 b�+5./L,�J fele 1,j11j
in Oshawa, said she too
would like to sec SCC., focus "on just
interest at the secondary level" where
it's easier to elicit the involvement of
Atrallatrle, Call TiN 11 pen
11 Apply
being there for the kids and not so
companies and other community
ALIT;'5 GLASS
pocked with esaen"
encs your body n crying
much on the political end".
The debate on the future of school
partners, she noted.
Ms. Ward said the high turnout at
d perent
-+ ` wrought loss anman
^Meson TMs
Orf iwde. hal'
1111— •• t�• •""•�
councils was sparked by the Educa-
Monday's meeting "shows how suc-
electronic muscle slimulaMon
tion Improvement Commission's
cesstul our SCCs already are'.
selected le groups. Thirty
(EiCI release of a discussion paper
And, she said. the input the EiC
pad E.M.S. machlrw is
earlier this year.
receives from Durham will be "well
vigorous exercise.
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The government body is consult-
worth listening to"
ate•-
ing with groups across the province
The EIC' visits the region Tuesday.
•'+t'�`s-+ •mss^
on the future role of SCCs and is
Sept. 29 at the Oshawa Civic Audito-
expected to make recommendations
iitrau °w'►nnrt
to the Province early next year.
And with I than two weeksWe
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OPINION
EDITORIAL
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Hydro must
keep promise
Ontario Hydro just doesn't seem to get it.
Officials of the provincial utility proved once again
this past weekend they continue to have a problem
with public disclosure. Or, as the line from an old
movie goes, "What we have here is a failure to com-
municate" Still.
This time, they failed to communicate to Town of
Pickering officials in an expeditious manner the fact
that the problem -plagued nuclear plant here had yet
another problem, that it had sprung yet another leak.
Given that there is growing public awareness and
interest in what's happening at the station, citizens in
communities across Durham Region must be
informed through the respective municipalities.
A spill of radioactive heavy water inside the half of
the nuclear plant that's still running triggered a con-
trolled shutdown of the 'B' side's Unit 6 reactor at
7:16 p.m. Saturday. But. Town of Pickering general
manager Tom Quinn reports. Hydro's first attempt to
communicate the problem to him came in the form of
a fax to his Town hall office just before midnight
Saturday. "That doesn't help me a hell of a lot,
because I'm not sitting at my desk at midnight."
Instead. Hydro should have informed the Town
general manager as soon as possible after the spill.
After all, under Atomic Energy Control Board regu-
lations, it was a 'reportable event'. That euphemistic
phrase used by the utility and its regulatory agency to
describe a 'big problem' alone gives one a feeling that
Hydro would prefer to keep its difficulties secret.
Mr. Quinn says he was told of the leak by Ward I
Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner, who phoned
him between 8 and 9 p.m. after hearing about it from
what the councillor describes as an "inside source".
The general manager then phoned the nuclear station
and had to go through security and a number of
Hydro staff before finally speaking to plant chief Bob
Stricken. That's not the way it should be.
As for Hydro. Pickering nuclear plant public
affairs manager Pat O'Brien says official notifications
of the spill started going out at 8:05 p.m. and were
completed by 8:12. 'Courtesy' notifications to the
Towns of Pickering and Ajax, which Hydro unbeliev-
ably is not legally required to provide, didn't start
going out until 9:30 p.m., after the situation was
assessed and more details could be provided, he
explains.
Hydro has now agreed to "tighten up" its courtesy
notification process, says Mr. O'Brien, and will now
call the Pickering and Ajax general managers at the
sante time Mr. Stricken is notified. "'That should
reduce the time from approximately two to two -and -
a -half hours to approximately one hour or less"
The utility has made similar promises in the past.
But, it's proven once again that it still has a problem
with public disclosure. Pickering officials aren't the
only ones rapping Hydro for its failure to communi-
cate speedily. An independent review team chosen by
the utility to monitor Hydro's action plan to deal with
copper and metal emissions from its generating sta-
tions throughout the province into the Great Lakes
gives the utility good grades in all areas but one. In its
final report, the review team says it is "disappointed
at the lack of progress on the completion of Ontario
Hydro's policy on public disclosure ... (and) believes
that it should be completed with dispatch:' Indeed.
Hydro will continue to have a credibility problem
and public cynicism about the safety of the Pickering
nuclear station will only increase until the utility is
more forthcoming with information. Hydro must stop
making promises and not following through. It must
deliver on its vows. Now, that will be a 'reportable
event'.
To respond to this editorial call
�nttosotmrice Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112
WE ASKED
THE QUESTION IS: SHOULD OFFICIALS OF THE
TOWNS OF AJAX AND PICKERING EXPLORE MORE
WAYS TO SHARE SERVICES?
are one commu-
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way."
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LETTERS
OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Region must
Region
look after its
own waste
To the editor:
Re 'Challenge to a throw-
away society' in the Aug. 18
Ncw's Advertiser:
As a founding (non-execu-
tive) member of Pickering -
Ajax Citizens Together (PACT)
for the Envirtmnuni And a for.
mer municipal employee who
picked up garbage and helped
to build the Brock West dump,
I believe I'm qualified to tell
the rest of the sexy.
In terms of tonnage, there
are 20 million reasons why vir-
tually nobody wants another
landfill in this area. PACT
fought all dump proposals
because they were of a political
nature net a NIMBY one. 1
know of three polmcians who
wanted dumps in Pickering: the
reason being a lucrative one.
The laic Durham Regional
Chairman Gary Herrema
attempted to foist the PI
Whitevak site in that heritage
community and the other two
in Pickering and Ajax believing
millions of dollars could bac
made in a Metro Toronto part-
nership. Had PACT not inter-
vened our region may have
faced financial ruin. PACT's
executive members were
burned out during those years:
several, including myself, were
ostracized because of our
work! Never, ever again must
dumps of Brock West's magni-
tude be built in this area of
Durham!
Currently. the blue box sys-
tem is in jeopardy. If land -fill-
ing is cheaper, there goes the
neighbourhood. Recycling
techniques and packaging
problems are still being
ignored by the upper levels of
governments.
PACT believes the Region
must look after its own waste
stream but in a proper and envi-
ronmental manner — not a
political one.
Transfer stations must not
be placed adjacent to residen-
tial neighbourhoods.
Furthermore, each owner must
be conscionable and profes-
sional in its operations and the
province must be strict and fair
in its monitoring. If not, then
we will continue to live in a
miasma of waste matters.
Frank Threlkeld,
Picketing
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Waste statim
foes may face
long battle
To the editor:
You wanna light"
My letter had already been
sent to Pickering Mayor
Wayne Arthur%' office before
the request was made by coun-
cillors, in the News
Adverti%er's Pickering edition
of Aug. 18, to have Pickering
resident% respond to the
announcement of the fed% rc
the official designation of the
'airport site'. I have always
thought, and I haven't changed
my mind over the past 26 -plus
years, that it was an ill
thought-out plan. In fact, it was
never a plan at all.
Then came the news of
Pickering and Ajax citizens'
determination to stop the
expansion of a garbage transfer
station. I wish them well. Just
remember the airport expropri-
ation fiasco and how long and
hard they will need to work to
have their voices heard. They
don't want to have this hanging
over their heads for a quarter
of a century.
Frances Day,
Brougbam
Stiff penalties
won't prevent
youth crime
To the editor:
The Ontario government's
fixation on crime and punish-
ment is pushing us back into
the dark ages. The philosopher
Nietzsche wrote, "Beware of
all those in whom the desire to
punish is strong:' The desire to
punish is not only strong here,
it appears to be paramount.
A committee of affluent cit-
izens has been formed to exam-
ine the problem. The solutions
WAIII L11 slit`
they offer were foregone con-
clusions — more severe pun-
ishmcni for ever younger
offenders. It would be better to
examine the causes of crime.
All that we own is nothing
while so many of our young are
languishing in jails.
Severe punishment has
never, in any age, prevented
crime. Threat of punishment
may deter some. Children are
not inclined to ponder the con-
sequences of their actions.
Perhaps they should, as should
ilw+ in a rx)%ason to earns
down hard on them.
H.M. Gawman,
Pickering
Don't ridicule
police officers
over crash
To the editor:
In response to Knud V1'all's
letter in the Sept. 2 News
Advertiser regarding Durham
police and their need for driver'%
education:
In recent years we have all
become accustomed to destruc-
tive. ignorant comments regard-
ing the police forces in Canada.
Mr. Wall is gravely misin-
formed in regard to the recent
accident on Wesiney Road. For
starters neither the truck nor the
three police cruisers were
stopped at any traffic light. While
on a break -and -enter call travel-
ling in the right lane, all three
cruisers were cut off by a trans-
port track which turned into their
lame. My question to Mr. Wall is
where were they meant to go?
The driver of the first cniiser
suffered a very serious arm
injury. It will be several months
before this officer will have the
ability to serve and protect.
If it is a question of speed that
you would raise next, I believe
that no one in Durham or else-
where would want the police to
take their time at 3 am. while
their house is being broken into.
So, in conclusion, Mr. Wall,
the next time you feel the meed to
voice your opinion make sure
you have all the facts. Two offi-
cers almost died in the line of
duty on that August mitiming.
That is the reality to their families
and friends. The last thing anyone
needs in such arrear tragedy is to
hear that their driving is am
tinder question by the public.
S.A. Marigba,
Aj-
MARGARET
GERROIR
OPINION
SHAPER
Pickering resident Margaret Gerroir
will join many others this Sunday,
Sept. 20 in the Terry Foe Run as they
continue the fight against cancer.
Keep up
the fight...
for Terry
"Nis presence affected the mosses
of the nation as no other person had
the abilm to do. One man hrought
our country to tears — one mare
became an arnn•.1.
As the seasons slowly start to
change, the crisp fall air gently
breathes its way into my lungs. The
fresh green leaves take on their
autumn appearance. Vibrant colours
of flaming red, pumpkin orange and
mustard yellow shout out their exis-
tence.
My memory wanders to a special
time when a unique man tried to con-
quer an ugly disease. I recall flashing
lights from sirens as this hero coura-
geously "fox-trotted" through town
after town, city after city. I was only
a young girl. but 1 can see Terry Fox
very clearly in my mind. His battle
has been passed on from generation
to generation. As I grew older his
struggle became my own.
Cancer is a cruel disease. It sneaks
up on innocent victims frequentis
giving very few warning signs. It
preys on the person's weak immune
system. It robs them of their dignity
and pride. Cancer, the magician.
takes a beautiful dream and makes it
disappear. It not only destroys the
person it has chosen to attack. It quite
often tats away at the beans of those
trying to fight back. This is what hap-
pened to my Jerry.
Jerry was an ordinary man with an
ordinary jab living an ordinary life.
His family was his greatest priority.
He spent moll of his life raising his
two daughters and living for the time
when he and his wife could offer
more to each other. Quite often, we,
as parents, put our own lives on hold
in order to give the best to our chil-
dren. We neglect our spouses for the
well-being of the family. Jerry did
what we all do knowing that he
would have time "later' There would
be time to walk hand in hard with his
wife, time to laugh and frolic, time to
tall in love, again. Little did they
know that the future would not be
theirs.
Jerry's cancer came unannounced
and powerfully. He weakened incred-
ibly fast. I watched his manly body
slowly wither away. Despite numer-
ous chemotherapy treatments, Jerry
was not going to survive another
year. He no longer wanted to. He died
on his own terms leaving many sad-
dened spirits alone.
The finale for Jerry and me was a
constant game of telephone tag
resulting in not reaching each other,
not saying good-bye. I miss Jerry. I
miss the jokes we used to tell. I miss
working with him. 1 miss shooting
him with my water pistol. 1 miss just
sitting beside him.
The day before we buried Jerry, 1
had a dream. A silent messenger of
peace entered my subconscious. An
enormous white fearful polar bear
approached me. Despite his grandeur,
I was not frightened. As he walked
toward me staring into my eyes with
his own soft browns, tranquility filled
my soul. Instead of seeing Jerry
walking toward the "light:' the
"light" came down upon me. The
message was well received. The polar
bear knows no fear in ancient Indian
folklore. I could now rest easy know-
ing Jerry had reached his destination.
Once again, this year, my family
and 1 will take up the torch that Terry
Fox, Jerry and millions of others left
behind. I now call upon all of you to
help put an end to the trail of broken
hearts. Who knows? One day it might
be you who we fight for...
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Region must
Region
look after its
own waste
To the editor:
Re 'Challenge to a throw-
away society' in the Aug. 18
Ncw's Advertiser:
As a founding (non-execu-
tive) member of Pickering -
Ajax Citizens Together (PACT)
for the Envirtmnuni And a for.
mer municipal employee who
picked up garbage and helped
to build the Brock West dump,
I believe I'm qualified to tell
the rest of the sexy.
In terms of tonnage, there
are 20 million reasons why vir-
tually nobody wants another
landfill in this area. PACT
fought all dump proposals
because they were of a political
nature net a NIMBY one. 1
know of three polmcians who
wanted dumps in Pickering: the
reason being a lucrative one.
The laic Durham Regional
Chairman Gary Herrema
attempted to foist the PI
Whitevak site in that heritage
community and the other two
in Pickering and Ajax believing
millions of dollars could bac
made in a Metro Toronto part-
nership. Had PACT not inter-
vened our region may have
faced financial ruin. PACT's
executive members were
burned out during those years:
several, including myself, were
ostracized because of our
work! Never, ever again must
dumps of Brock West's magni-
tude be built in this area of
Durham!
Currently. the blue box sys-
tem is in jeopardy. If land -fill-
ing is cheaper, there goes the
neighbourhood. Recycling
techniques and packaging
problems are still being
ignored by the upper levels of
governments.
PACT believes the Region
must look after its own waste
stream but in a proper and envi-
ronmental manner — not a
political one.
Transfer stations must not
be placed adjacent to residen-
tial neighbourhoods.
Furthermore, each owner must
be conscionable and profes-
sional in its operations and the
province must be strict and fair
in its monitoring. If not, then
we will continue to live in a
miasma of waste matters.
Frank Threlkeld,
Picketing
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Waste statim
foes may face
long battle
To the editor:
You wanna light"
My letter had already been
sent to Pickering Mayor
Wayne Arthur%' office before
the request was made by coun-
cillors, in the News
Adverti%er's Pickering edition
of Aug. 18, to have Pickering
resident% respond to the
announcement of the fed% rc
the official designation of the
'airport site'. I have always
thought, and I haven't changed
my mind over the past 26 -plus
years, that it was an ill
thought-out plan. In fact, it was
never a plan at all.
Then came the news of
Pickering and Ajax citizens'
determination to stop the
expansion of a garbage transfer
station. I wish them well. Just
remember the airport expropri-
ation fiasco and how long and
hard they will need to work to
have their voices heard. They
don't want to have this hanging
over their heads for a quarter
of a century.
Frances Day,
Brougbam
Stiff penalties
won't prevent
youth crime
To the editor:
The Ontario government's
fixation on crime and punish-
ment is pushing us back into
the dark ages. The philosopher
Nietzsche wrote, "Beware of
all those in whom the desire to
punish is strong:' The desire to
punish is not only strong here,
it appears to be paramount.
A committee of affluent cit-
izens has been formed to exam-
ine the problem. The solutions
WAIII L11 slit`
they offer were foregone con-
clusions — more severe pun-
ishmcni for ever younger
offenders. It would be better to
examine the causes of crime.
All that we own is nothing
while so many of our young are
languishing in jails.
Severe punishment has
never, in any age, prevented
crime. Threat of punishment
may deter some. Children are
not inclined to ponder the con-
sequences of their actions.
Perhaps they should, as should
ilw+ in a rx)%ason to earns
down hard on them.
H.M. Gawman,
Pickering
Don't ridicule
police officers
over crash
To the editor:
In response to Knud V1'all's
letter in the Sept. 2 News
Advertiser regarding Durham
police and their need for driver'%
education:
In recent years we have all
become accustomed to destruc-
tive. ignorant comments regard-
ing the police forces in Canada.
Mr. Wall is gravely misin-
formed in regard to the recent
accident on Wesiney Road. For
starters neither the truck nor the
three police cruisers were
stopped at any traffic light. While
on a break -and -enter call travel-
ling in the right lane, all three
cruisers were cut off by a trans-
port track which turned into their
lame. My question to Mr. Wall is
where were they meant to go?
The driver of the first cniiser
suffered a very serious arm
injury. It will be several months
before this officer will have the
ability to serve and protect.
If it is a question of speed that
you would raise next, I believe
that no one in Durham or else-
where would want the police to
take their time at 3 am. while
their house is being broken into.
So, in conclusion, Mr. Wall,
the next time you feel the meed to
voice your opinion make sure
you have all the facts. Two offi-
cers almost died in the line of
duty on that August mitiming.
That is the reality to their families
and friends. The last thing anyone
needs in such arrear tragedy is to
hear that their driving is am
tinder question by the public.
S.A. Marigba,
Aj-
MARGARET
GERROIR
OPINION
SHAPER
Pickering resident Margaret Gerroir
will join many others this Sunday,
Sept. 20 in the Terry Foe Run as they
continue the fight against cancer.
Keep up
the fight...
for Terry
"Nis presence affected the mosses
of the nation as no other person had
the abilm to do. One man hrought
our country to tears — one mare
became an arnn•.1.
As the seasons slowly start to
change, the crisp fall air gently
breathes its way into my lungs. The
fresh green leaves take on their
autumn appearance. Vibrant colours
of flaming red, pumpkin orange and
mustard yellow shout out their exis-
tence.
My memory wanders to a special
time when a unique man tried to con-
quer an ugly disease. I recall flashing
lights from sirens as this hero coura-
geously "fox-trotted" through town
after town, city after city. I was only
a young girl. but 1 can see Terry Fox
very clearly in my mind. His battle
has been passed on from generation
to generation. As I grew older his
struggle became my own.
Cancer is a cruel disease. It sneaks
up on innocent victims frequentis
giving very few warning signs. It
preys on the person's weak immune
system. It robs them of their dignity
and pride. Cancer, the magician.
takes a beautiful dream and makes it
disappear. It not only destroys the
person it has chosen to attack. It quite
often tats away at the beans of those
trying to fight back. This is what hap-
pened to my Jerry.
Jerry was an ordinary man with an
ordinary jab living an ordinary life.
His family was his greatest priority.
He spent moll of his life raising his
two daughters and living for the time
when he and his wife could offer
more to each other. Quite often, we,
as parents, put our own lives on hold
in order to give the best to our chil-
dren. We neglect our spouses for the
well-being of the family. Jerry did
what we all do knowing that he
would have time "later' There would
be time to walk hand in hard with his
wife, time to laugh and frolic, time to
tall in love, again. Little did they
know that the future would not be
theirs.
Jerry's cancer came unannounced
and powerfully. He weakened incred-
ibly fast. I watched his manly body
slowly wither away. Despite numer-
ous chemotherapy treatments, Jerry
was not going to survive another
year. He no longer wanted to. He died
on his own terms leaving many sad-
dened spirits alone.
The finale for Jerry and me was a
constant game of telephone tag
resulting in not reaching each other,
not saying good-bye. I miss Jerry. I
miss the jokes we used to tell. I miss
working with him. 1 miss shooting
him with my water pistol. 1 miss just
sitting beside him.
The day before we buried Jerry, 1
had a dream. A silent messenger of
peace entered my subconscious. An
enormous white fearful polar bear
approached me. Despite his grandeur,
I was not frightened. As he walked
toward me staring into my eyes with
his own soft browns, tranquility filled
my soul. Instead of seeing Jerry
walking toward the "light:' the
"light" came down upon me. The
message was well received. The polar
bear knows no fear in ancient Indian
folklore. I could now rest easy know-
ing Jerry had reached his destination.
Once again, this year, my family
and 1 will take up the torch that Terry
Fox, Jerry and millions of others left
behind. I now call upon all of you to
help put an end to the trail of broken
hearts. Who knows? One day it might
be you who we fight for...
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THE NEWS ADVERTNER WEDNESDAY, SEr MRER IC 19M - PAGE 7
Taxming DOWD ERic
-The new pro
Lihtfh MltMtr
Writer
Assessment, reassessment, market
alue.
fMany cringe at toe words which have
e noun [tern into financial turnx)il as
`Iltcy will tic
forced to pay heliier pmper-
' iy taxes than they've been used to. Some
are confused atxut how and if it will
-affect them. while still others see it as
'another cash grah from a greedy Prigres-
'sive Conservative government which has
made countless changes since coming to
power in June, 1995.
But the provincial government actual-
ly took over assessment in 1970, though
municipalities were left hi crunch their
own numbers until now, repims Ministry
of Finance, Assessment Region #13 com-
missioner Mery Bowen.
"There has been such a great number
of inequities thrughout the province:' be
notes in an interview at his Oshawa
office. "You could sit in a coffee shop in
one town ark] look across the street at
another town and find taxation at a much
different level."
Twenty-eight years later, the Tory
government under Premier Mike Harris
has finally taken hold of tete assessment
reigns. "It was a very easy thing to put off -
because it was so political:' Mr. Bowen
concedes. "Someone finally had a) make
a clecision"
At the sane time it introduced current
value assessment. the Torics also legislat-
ed sweeping uxauon policy changes,
including do wnitxding of social services
-and taking over the collection and distn-
Mution of education taxes.
The combination of the two has left
many confused, with hundreds of resi-
'dents and business downers across
Durham Region facing huge tax increas-
es, particularly in Whithy and Oshawa
where the last assessments tole place in
1942 and 1960, respectively.
Until now. t was up to a town or city
emmil to request a study out assessment
and then vote to request (Kee. "It was left
up to the will of council and I suspect is
was net piltically expedienf' for a coun-
cillor to suppom rc-assessment[ if it meant
rc%kknL% in his ward would face tax
i crea e%— even though it's "better for a
'municipality to keep their assessment
current bccautse it could ked to an err
sion of the tax hose:' Mr &riven main-
tains. But Whitby and Oshawa weren't
alone. "floc was a quiltwork of arras in
Ontarw that were re sscssal and thxsc
that weren't:' explains Mr Bowen. "Ibis
Renerttnwrit Heckled n, put an end a,
Mat:' According to kgslation. residcnccs
and Itusincsses are to be assessed tin the
June. 1996 value of thew property. The
-value placed ori farms is somewhat
,umque, as it is based on txrw much it
would be worth if it was sold farmer to
harmer.
The value could be millions more if
Mie value was based out bow much the
perty tax system and what it means to you...
Marion Thomas of Whitevale in
north Pickering expects her property
taxes will skyrocket by 40 per cent
this year:
"Residents of Whitevale have no
municipal water, no sewers, no fire
'hydrants, no gas, no TV cable and no
-bus service. Only recently did we
Darryl Sherman, chairman of the Downtown Oshawa Board of Management,
agrees changes are overdue, but has concerns about the assessment process.
What to do about your assessment
+ It "% ou think your assessment is a fair
estimate of what your property would
have sold for on June 30, 1996, you
dt)n't have to do anything.
+ II you want to appeal your new
a—c—trient call your kcal assessment
office at 432-8444, You can also visit
the Ministry of Finance's website at
www.guv.om.ca(FN fix more informa-
tion.
+ I t % our property has been re-assessul
anal },tu still disagree with its current
vale. you can appeal your Amended
Notice of Property Assessment with the
Assessment Review &xwd at 121 Blase
St. E., 13th fhxx, Tormut, Ontario,
M4W 3M5 Call 41&314-WX) or I -
8(X1 -263-3237 for rrx)rc infixtnaoon
An appeal will he hearts in ymw
municipality.
When you pay your I,r)S taxe-s, this
L% where your nuincy wiQ go:
land would be %earth it v,Id to a dcsel,r
cr "aril could put the farmer teff his lard"
Mr &rwen explains. "ihc idea is not ut
dnve soKneome off their fare"
Under Bill 106, the Fair Municipal
Finance Act, this assessment will be used
U) calculate taxes until the year 201X). The
next assessment is to be bused tin the
What people
start getting our garbi►ge pocked up
Darryl Sherman, chairman of
Downtown Oshawa Board of Man-
agement and owner of Wilson's Fur-
niture:
"1'm concerned atxui the whole
+ 1 '� per cent to edaatiun (which is set
by tlx: provincial government collected
by municipaliucs and funnelled back to
the Province for pooling and redistnbu-
ticm to school boards).
+ 40 per cent to regional government.
aM,ut half of which will go toward new
(downloaded) services. It includes a
greater share of welfare and social
lxxsing, as well as land ambulance,
GO Transit, child care and so on.
+ 25 per cent to kcal government,
In previus years, your tax dollars
were divided differently:
+ 5�; per cent to ydxx local schxx>I
board
+ per cent to kcal government
+ 21 per cent to regional govemmenL
HOWTO C ALCULATF
YOUR TAXES
Assessment x tax raft (Jormorrfj nrill
nw) = oar",
Mune .K1. I'M value ,d i pn,pern, which
will he used to calculate taxes for 2CX)I
and 2002 After 2(X)4. assessment is ki be
done annually.
"That will take the wild thungs in the
(real estate) market out of there:' explains
Mr. Bovero, panting w highs and lows
that would pet some papery owners at a
are saying:
ascssntcnt prx:ess. Some husinesses
have big savings, some have small
savings, some will have big increases
fin taxed. I'm particularly concerned
with small businesses, some of which
will we a 100 -per cent increase. it's
disadvantage and others at an advantage.
But he warns property owners — 85
per cent of whom are residential owners
in Durham — riot to immediately blame
assessment when they get their tax hills.
"Every year, taxes go up. The only
thing we can do here is look a1 the value
we've placed on their property. If we
have the market value of their house cor-
rect, we can't do anything atx)ut (how
much they have to pay):' Mr. Bowen
explains.
"Many people feel that, if their taxes
ave too high, they have to get their horses
reassessed"
The assessment office takes a number
of factors into consideration when plac-
ing a value on your home. It will deter-
mine hone much you paid for your home
and when, as all sales are listed with the
Region's registry office.
It will look at the number of similar
Nimes which have been sold on your
street and factor in such differences as lot
size, square footage, whether you have a
garage and what size it is. It also deter-
mines if you have filed a building permit
for such projects as swimming pools.
additions. decks and finished basements
— though Mr. Bowen realizes not all
property ,owners will obtain building per-
mits for all these projects — and a com-
puter will add that to the value of your
home. Admittedly, its much more diffi-
cult to assess the value of Waal residential
homes. where houses on neighbxmring
properties can vary greatly in value.
"[hose houses are all unique:' says
Mr Bowcn. "-Beat's been our most diffi-
cult assessment"
One hoxre, for example. may sit on
two acres, while another sits on six acres,
a large portion n of which may be nothing
more than swamp. Which is worth mem?
"If they ol>jcxK to our value, they have
the option to request a re-evaluation:' Mr.
Bowen assures. "But they have to
remember the dao swings both ways.
We may determine the tome is actually
worth more"
At that point a property owner can
turn to the Province's Assessment
Review BdxwxL where they must pay $20
to file an appeal. Hearings arc held to
each municipality and a chairman from
the Ministry of the Attorney Crcrter-al's
office has the final say in determining the
value of a property after listening to argu-
trtens from the pruperty owner aril the
assessor. The deadline to file an appeal
was Aug. 31, though Minister ttf Finance
Erne Evct plans tai intrducc legislation
that wswld exrcnoi the deadline to Oce 30.
a move other parties must agree to.
Already. Durham'% assessment office
has received rixxe than 4W . pries wild
Mr &)svd-n expects marc it the deadline
is extended. Thxugh assessments were
sent out mdxuhs. ago, Mr. Bowen suispects
many peotpk will get a "wake-up call"
when they get their tax bills.
going to provide hardship for some.
I'm concerned that the area has his-
torically been (assessed) too high. In
the '60h, it was the place to be. Now
it's one of marry places to he ... The rc
needs to he fairness in how it's
applied; I believe the process is
flawed:"
i
Auto wrecker, others owners rip new tax plan
t.AUTO/From page 1
don't know what they're trying to do to
people. This isn't the kind of business
'.:where you're going to retire a million-
l'aire. Hopefully, you can stay one step
ahead of the bank and the bill collec-
e tors. It's a tough grind:'
eo Mr. Kaufman says he's been over -
assessed because his property has been
compared to similar ones on Taunton
1 Road, and is planning to appeal his
It assessment.
�. "How in God's name can somebody
trcompare me to a road which is a main
:,thoroughfare and is fully serviced?"
He sees the assessment and tax
1 increases being dumped on business
i people as a "cash grab" by govern-
ment, which needs to be fought
y against.
J: "What we have to do here is what
,:,,Small
i
In my May 27 column I comment -
"led negatively about the use of the
n*plastic AD -BAG as a means to dis-
c tribute unsolicited advertising. Last
':week, a report from the Region of
Durham's Recycling Centre stated
that it has been receiving a higher
"than normal level of plastic bag cont-
'tamination in the Blue Box which is
'i directly related to the AD -BAG being
distributed by Canadian Media Net-
awork.
When the first bag appeared at my
door, I called AD -BAG and a
spokesperson revealed [hat they had
received similar calls regarding the
wording on the bags that encouraged
people to put them in their Blue Box.
1 was told that 1 could have my
address removed from delivery. This
strategy appeared to be short-lived.
However, the last AD -BAG I received
did state that it can be recycled where
facilities exist. Nevertheless, the AD -
they do in other parts of the world
we have to have riots in the streets:'
Anna Willson, owner of Whilevale
Craftworks, is seeing her property tax-
es go up to about $2,577 from $1,707
(including the business occupancy tax)
on an assessment which has increased
to $68,000 from $51,000.
"I've been here since 1976, but it is
a small business:' says Ms. Willson,
who offers weaving and spinning
lessons as well as selling weaving,
spinning and knitting materials.
"That's maybe my whole gross sales
for a month."
Ms. Willson simply doesn't find the
increase reasonable for a business like
hers.
"1'm certainly one that wants to pay
my fair share, but I want it to be a fair
share:'
Scott Magder and two other
lawyers he shares offices with at Eve-
lyn Avenue and Kingston Road are
among those facing the biggest
increases. The 2,11(]0 square -fax build-
ing purchased for about $350000 in
1993, with no sewer hook-up and no
garbage pick-up, has been reassessed
at $609,000, and the taxes on it are
going from $6,029 (including business
occupancy tax) last year to $23.142 in
1998.
"That's a big whack" reports Mr.
Magder. "It's 52,000 that goes to taxes
every month before anything gets
paid.-
The
aid "The assessment is being appealed
and the provincial assessment office
has already indicated it may be too
high, but Mr. Magder and the others
believe there's a problem with the
commercial tax rate being charged as
well. since their tax increases are sig -
nificantly exceeding assessment
increase%. He suggests the tax burden
is being placed on the commercial sec-
tor to avoid increasing residential tax-
es.
Pickering is alone among the large
Durham municipalities in having its
commercial establishments hard hit by
the recent tax changes, and the Town
cannot change or phase in the rates on
its own. The new tax ratios for busi-
nesses — their level relative to resi-
dential taxes — have been set by the
Province. "Now the Province has said
you have to use these ratios and they
have to be right across the Region:'
explains Paul Richards, manager of
budgets, economic studies and risk
management for the Regional finance
department. "We don't know how they
calculated those ratios, they won't tell
us.
plastic `Ad -Bags' causing Blue Box problems
LARRAINE
ROULSTON
RECYCLER'S�
REPORTU ..2
BAG still jeopardizes our Blue Box.
Unfortunately, residents do not
always read the small print and Peter
Watson, Durham's regional manager
of Waste Management, is concerned
about [he message residents receive
when newspapers and plastic are
mixed together.
"The only type of plastic accepted
in the Region's Blue Box recycling
programme is PETE, which can be
identified by the recycling loop with
a number A' inside, printed on the
container:' Mr. Watson said. "Every
day, thousands of AD -BAGS arrive at
the Region's Recycling Centre mixed
in with newspapers. Many are still
unopened and contain flyers and
brochures. These are considered a
serious contaminant by the paper
mills that purchase Blue Box newspa-
pers for paper recycling:'
At present the market for plastic
film is low and Durham does not to
plan to collect this type of plastic in
the near future. However, shoppers
who patronize Pickering's Dominion
Sav-A-Centre at the Amberlea Plaza
can deposit clean plastic bags in the
supermarket's recycling bin kxated
between the two main sets of doors.
Durham Region arks that residents
help keep the cost of our recycling
programme to a minimum by keeping
all plastic bags out of their Blue Box.
In order to continue a successful
recycling program, 1 would like to
see our town leaders have the politi-
cal will to pass a bylaw banning the
distribution of the bags until a collec-
tion method, either through the Blue
Box or at special depots, is in place.
Place all #1 plastic, tin, glass and
aluminum pie plates loose in your
Blue Box. Crush cans and flatten pop
tins and plastic bottles to conserve
space on the truck. Have another box
or hamper to collect all paper and top
with newspaper and magazines. To
keep paper from blowing away, place
your Blue Box on top of the paper
box. Do not bag your newspapers
with plastic bags. Bundle corrugated
cardboard, boxboard and brown
paper bags separately.
TIP: When shopping, take your
own doth bags to limit the number of
plastic bags that enter your home.
Laraine Roulsto n's column exploring
environmental issues regularly
appears on Wednesday.
AT QUEEN'S
PARK
Hugh
Segal, now
and then
A candidate from Ontario is
running second in the race for fed-
eral Progressive Conservative
leader, but few here would recog-
nize him.
Hugh Segal has the same name
but little other resemblance to the
backroom strategist who has spent
most of his political career in
Ontario government and politics.
Mr. Segal is generally consid-
ered running not far behind former
prime minister Joe Clark. Ontari-
ans think they know him best
because of his decade as a chief
adviser to the former long -serving
premier William Davis, longer than
hes involvement at the federal level,
but they are beginning to wonder.
Among other dramatic conver-
sions. Mr. Segal has come out in
favour of proportional representa-
tion. alloxcating seats to parties
according to the number of vutes
they attract. which appeals to fed-
eral Tories who have little chance
of winning many riding contests
soon.
Ontario New Democrats. who
have similarly bleak prospects for
the immediate future, also are
pushing proportional representa-
tion.
The Ontario Tories stayed in j
government through 13 consecu-
live elections from 1943 to 19145
always with fewer than half, and
several times with little more than
one-third, of the votes cast,
because those against them were
divided almost evenly between
Liberals and New Democrats.
If the opposition parties had
been allotted seats based on pro-
portional representation. they
would have had more combined
than the Tories and probably turfed I
them out sooner, but Mr. Segal was
never heard calling for proportion-
al representation while his party
retrained in power.
Mr. Segal now says he has a
burnmc Jcstrc w :tic taxes end "tea
fiscal and economic issues I view
myself as to the right of the party. I
believe in reducing taxes and pay-
ing down debt and have zero soler-
ance for deficits."
But in titles, including principal
secretary to Davis. Mr. Segal had
influence in a government that
increased taxes virtually every year
except when it planned an election,
and did not want tax hikes fresh in
voters' minds.
He helped Mr. Davis in such
costly misadventures as buying
pan of an oil company eventually
1 sold back to dee private sector for a
loss of hundreds of millions of dol-
lars and pouring millions into a
resort sold back at huge loss and
vast subsidies to businesses already
doing well enough, now stopped by
more frugal Tories under Premier
Mike Harris.
He also had a lot of tolerance for
deficits then. His Tories never bal-
&need a budget, unlike Tories
before and even Liberals later, and
instead several years ran up deficits
1 of $2 billion, an unprecedented
sum in those days.
Mr. Segal, it should be admitted,
wrote an election pamphlet promis-
ing to balance the budget in 1981,
but the Tories unfortunately that
year had a deficit of $I billion.
I The new Mr. Segal is concerned
that the federal Liberal government
is secretive in decision-making and I
says he would provide -fair-mind-
ed and open government" so the
public can see how decisions are
made and its confidence in govern-
ment will be restored.
This is believed to have caused
some of Premier Harris's ministers
to gag on their coffees. Mr. Segal
loomed large in a small, mostly
unelected clique that made all the
Davis government's key decisions
in back rooms and handed them to
its caucus to rubber-stamp, usually
an hour before it was to introduce
them in the legislature so there
could be no pulling back.
Bob Runciman, now solicitor
general, and Norm Sterling in envi-
ronment are among Tories who
have publicly blamed Mr. Davis for
this governing by clique.
Mr. Segal also has come out as a
strong advocate of capital punish-
ment and the common theme to his
actions is that he will jump on any
right-wing bandwagon shown to be
popular.
When Mr. Harris's election
chairman, Tom Long, once said
that Davis's Tory party had no prin-
ciples and was run by insiders
reading polls, he meant particular-
ly Mr. Segal, who is back at his old
game.
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Ajax -based children's charity Helping the Kids was
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located around Durham Region. Celebrating a
Durham police
officers
awarded for
heroic actions
By Cin* L oshaN
SW, ,
Standing at the bottom of a %m oke -
filled swinca c in a downtown Whithv
building as a fire raged next door and
with the possibility of people still
upstain looming, two Durham police
ollicen made a split decision.
"Chris (Winn) and I looked at each
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ircdcd to he dome:' says Constable
Bruce Kos:ick, describing what hap-
-ncd on July 23. 1997, when fire con-
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ltnaware of the nearby fire, and ushered
�cm out of the house. Const. Christian -
lion joined the search and together the
Otti,ers located five more people.
The three officers were awarded for
it heroic actions list Friday when
y received spatial awards for show -
thy, great initiative. courage and going
�v, nd the call of duty at the Durham
cgt+ "al Police Senices' annual
�yvarods night. A total of fur officers
rrc given the award.
"1 felt urgency to govt these people
flout and 1 know Chris did and Duey did.
�ut I didn't feel any danger:' explains
(µomt. Kosack, a 12 -year member of
ptc Durham Regional Police.
11 But despite the fact the three officers
Psked their lives. Const. Kovack
mains humble about the actions and a
lie ovcrwWmcd by the amount of
ention the officers' actions have gar -
red.
"I realize not everyone 'would go
[o that place. but I think there was
more than me who would:' he says.
Const. Winn was recognized for a
second time Friday. along with Consta-
ble Dean Bertrim. for their efforts in a
domestic dispute where a woman was
stabbed.
The incident happened when consta-
bles Berinin and Winn arrived at a
Whitby home after receiving a call that
a woman was screaming in her back-
yard that she did not want to die.
lire officers surprised a man covered
in blood as he was walking to the front
door and arrested and secured him.
As Const. Winn took control of the
man, Const. Bertrim went to the
kitchen, where he found a woman
bleeding from three neck wounds,
numerous other slashes and puncture
wounds.
Court. Bertrim administered first aid
and attempted to stop the bleeding from
her wounds, one of which was just five
millimetres from her jugular vein.
All four officers received citations
for their actions.
Top officers awarded were (from left)
Bruce Kovack, Darcy Christianson and
Chriss Winn.
$500 donation for the group were (from left) Jim
Hussey, Dave Farr. Kathy Price and Tracey Pollard.
The money was raised through raffles and a sum-
mer party.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNYtiDAY, SErrEM.ER 16, 1"N -
One
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Canada's
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Is Here To Analyse
Todait"s
Investors.
Pickering
Investment Advisor Stephen Frederick Is Pleased To
Present Fund Manager Kim Shannon, MBA, CFA.
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Fund. With 14 years experience as an analyst and portfolio manager, Kim has
a reputation as a disciplined, insightful stock picker. Her strategy involves seeking
out inexpensive, high-value stocks. This stable, low-risk approach has resulted in
consistent, proven performance. Hear her in person on September 30th!
Join Kim Shannon on Wednesday, September 30, at 7:00 PM in the
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photo by A.J. 6roen
Cash for kids...
Ajax -based children's charity Helping the Kids was
given a financial boost recently with a donation
from staff and patrons at Don Cherry's sports bars
located around Durham Region. Celebrating a
Durham police
officers
awarded for
heroic actions
By Cin* L oshaN
SW, ,
Standing at the bottom of a %m oke -
filled swinca c in a downtown Whithv
building as a fire raged next door and
with the possibility of people still
upstain looming, two Durham police
ollicen made a split decision.
"Chris (Winn) and I looked at each
other and stud 'let's go' and we did what
ircdcd to he dome:' says Constable
Bruce Kos:ick, describing what hap-
-ncd on July 23. 1997, when fire con-
t�cf oflk*", AN -As *0 -
E"f�l�df9:".�'.'� ...
-idents displaced by the fire to
*Icrmin- if there were still people in
bLighhouring buildings. they, broke
¢own a ground -1,,d door and chmbrd
c stairs w the upper apartments.
•rc. they found two sleeping men.
ltnaware of the nearby fire, and ushered
�cm out of the house. Const. Christian -
lion joined the search and together the
Otti,ers located five more people.
The three officers were awarded for
it heroic actions list Friday when
y received spatial awards for show -
thy, great initiative. courage and going
�v, nd the call of duty at the Durham
cgt+ "al Police Senices' annual
�yvarods night. A total of fur officers
rrc given the award.
"1 felt urgency to govt these people
flout and 1 know Chris did and Duey did.
�ut I didn't feel any danger:' explains
(µomt. Kosack, a 12 -year member of
ptc Durham Regional Police.
11 But despite the fact the three officers
Psked their lives. Const. Kovack
mains humble about the actions and a
lie ovcrwWmcd by the amount of
ention the officers' actions have gar -
red.
"I realize not everyone 'would go
[o that place. but I think there was
more than me who would:' he says.
Const. Winn was recognized for a
second time Friday. along with Consta-
ble Dean Bertrim. for their efforts in a
domestic dispute where a woman was
stabbed.
The incident happened when consta-
bles Berinin and Winn arrived at a
Whitby home after receiving a call that
a woman was screaming in her back-
yard that she did not want to die.
lire officers surprised a man covered
in blood as he was walking to the front
door and arrested and secured him.
As Const. Winn took control of the
man, Const. Bertrim went to the
kitchen, where he found a woman
bleeding from three neck wounds,
numerous other slashes and puncture
wounds.
Court. Bertrim administered first aid
and attempted to stop the bleeding from
her wounds, one of which was just five
millimetres from her jugular vein.
All four officers received citations
for their actions.
Top officers awarded were (from left)
Bruce Kovack, Darcy Christianson and
Chriss Winn.
$500 donation for the group were (from left) Jim
Hussey, Dave Farr. Kathy Price and Tracey Pollard.
The money was raised through raffles and a sum-
mer party.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNYtiDAY, SErrEM.ER 16, 1"N -
One
Of
Canada's
Top Fund � Managers
Is Here To Analyse
Todait"s
Investors.
Pickering
Investment Advisor Stephen Frederick Is Pleased To
Present Fund Manager Kim Shannon, MBA, CFA.
Kim Shannon successfully manages Spectrum United's Canadian Investment
Fund. With 14 years experience as an analyst and portfolio manager, Kim has
a reputation as a disciplined, insightful stock picker. Her strategy involves seeking
out inexpensive, high-value stocks. This stable, low-risk approach has resulted in
consistent, proven performance. Hear her in person on September 30th!
Join Kim Shannon on Wednesday, September 30, at 7:00 PM in the
O'Brien Room at the Pickering Recreation Complex. To book your
place at this high interest meeting, please call Janet at 839-5807
fho ad pad m part by: RaC
DOMINION
SPECTRUM UNITED , SECURITIES
MUTUAL ruvtx Professional Wealth Management
aye Copyright 1998. sears Canada Inz.
Corrie see the many sides of SearsTM
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THEATRE REVIEW
Herongate farce makes
extra -marital affair a lot of fun
By ern
AMPSM
Special to the News Advertiser
Marital infidelity has a rich
heritage as it topic of theatre,
both tragedy and farce.
The pouihilities in both
directions are evident in the sto-
ry of U.S. President Bill C hn-
ton. For letter or worse. modern
playwrights have concentrated
more on the comic aspects of
the subject than on the serious
side.
A good example of this is the
farnous farce with which Heron -
gate Barn Theatre has just
opened their fall season and the
Pickering community theatre
season. It is 'How the Other
Half Loves' by Alan Avckhoum.
an inventive British playwright.
Ayckhoum is as prolific on the
other side of the Atlantic as Neil
Simon is on this side.
This is a witty play. per-
formed on an unusual set that
represent tau different living
rooms at the time. The
second scene, in which two din-
ner panics take place simultane-
ously, is a triumph of originality
in comedic theatre writing.
The six characters are three
married couples, portrayed by a
talented cast of Bonnie Morri-
son. Shari Rubinson -Coulter,
Elizabeth Holden, Daryl Marks.
Ray Pomll, and Craig Tallman,
Behind the scenes, the play
depends on the combined tal-
ents of director Ann E. Ward,
lighting and sound operator
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HOW THE OTHER HALF LOVES"
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How the Other Half Loves
runs Thursday through Sunday
until Oct. 31. Herongate Barn
Theatre is on Altona Road in
Pickering. eight kilometres
north of Hwv. 2. Call LAIS-472-
3085 for tickets and intorma-
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9 to 11:15 am. at 15. The district
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Community Cen- Mapleglen and St.
tre. Liverpool Rd. Isaac Jogues. 420 -
south of Bayly St., 2620.
Pickering. Babysrt- CANCER SUP -
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chapter of the One p.m. at the Fortune
Parent Families Financial offices,
Association holds 335 Bayly St. W. at
its weekly meeting Finley Ave., Ajax. It
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PICKERING
— 'No parking'
signs will he
installed on a
street near Pon -
coat Creek Con-
servation Arca,
though that may
shift an existing
parking problem
to another street.
That warning
comes from the
Town's public
works depart-
ment, which rec-
ommended an
amendment to a
bylaw that would
prohibit parking
along both sides
of Rodd Avenue
between the cast
limit of the west
intersection of
Bella Vista Drive
and the cast ter-
minus of Rodd
Avenue.
The recom-
mendation fol-
lowed a neigh-
bouncoixl petition
received earlier
this summer
which identified
on -street parking
on Rodd Avenue
as a major con-
cern along with
othertrafic-relat-
ed issues.
"It was sug-
gested in the peti-
tion that the haz-
ards associated
with speeding
cars is com-
pounded by the
fact that Rodd
Avenue is regu-
larly lined with
the vehicles of
tet, those persons
reportedly avoid-
ing the entrance
fee at the main
gale at Petticoat
Creek Conscrva-
tion Arca:' a
report from pub-
lic works
explains.
..Thc rural
nature of the
cross-section of
the road thereby
requires that park
visitors, water-
front trail users
and local resi-
dents mast walk
in the middle of
the road where
they are swxepti-
ble to the hazards
of moving vehic-
ular traffic;' the
report adds.
The restric-
tions will he in
effect between 10
a.m. and 7 p.m.
Saturdays, Sun-
days and hola-
days. Those
restrictions were
requested by the
majority of Rodd
Avenue residents
during a recent
resident poll con-
ducted by the
Town.
Ist West
Shore
Scouts
registration
PICKERING -
Scouts Canada
Ist West Shore is
hosting registra-
tions for boys
and girls in all
s e c t i o n s
(Beavers, Cubs,
Scouts, Ventur-
ers, Rovers)
Monday, Sept.
14.
It takes place
at Frenchman's
Bay Public
School on Okla-
homa Drive just
west of West
Shore Boule-
vard. Phone 839-
8337 for infor-
mation.
But the report
also cautions that
Implementation
of the bylaw may
shift the existing
parking problem
to Bella Vista
Drive or other
nearby streets in
the south Rose -
bank neighbour-
hoxxl.
"Such an
occurrence may
require monitor-
ing and possibly
the passing of
further bylaw
amendments to
disperse or elimi-
nate on -street
parking:' the
report notes.
..This initia-
tive must receive
regular enforce-
ment to be elfec-
1 i vet"
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PERSONAL- TRAINER TO PUT BR.ANN'N ANI) BEAUTY TO TEST AT FITNESS EVENT FINALS IN CALIFORNIA
-By At Rirett
Sports Edr,cr,
PICKERING -- A Pickering
woman �%ho sunned one battle of
the fittest will compete against the
elite in the U.S. next month.
NIcki Irwin, 27, a personal train-
er at the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex, finished in the top 15 out of
approximately 75 women at the Mus
Galaxy Fitness Competition in
Columbus. Ohio last month.
As a result. she qualified to com-
pete at the finals of the Miss Galaxy
• Nova Fitness Competition InRedon-
do Beach. California Oct. '_ti to Nuc.
I.
Irwin says she was surprised by
her top -15 finish at the Miss Galaxy'
competition recogniiing beauty and
strength as it was her first time par-
ticipating in the Ohio event.
••1 wasn't sure I was going to do
well. There were a lot of girls and I
wasn't exactly sure what (the
NICKI IRWIN
Going to California
judges) were looking for. I was
Ajax Warriors
Soccer Club
INDOOR SOCCER REGISTRATION
Spaces are Hmited-
Wed., Sept. 16 -- 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Sat., Sept. 19 -- 10am to 2pm
Ajax Warriors Soccer Clubhouse
25 Centennial Road
Boys 8l.$ per player`
Girls 90 •discount for
Ages 5 -17 famtlly of 3 or more
All izames are plaved in Ajax on Sundays.
The season runs from November '98 through March '99.
Contact Greg Evans, Indoor Manager, 666-4007
or Maria SaltareUi 686-5434
evCued and really glad I made the
iop j5..
The Ohio competition consisted
of an obstacle course where partici-
pants raced against the cluck.
Designed by U.S. air force person-
nel, the course tested women's
strength. speed, endurance and co-
ordination. The women then donned
.wimwcar to he scored on poise.
beauty and physique. The obstacle
,:curse and swimwear competitions
figured equally in determining the
overall winner.
While the competition will he
fierce it the finals in California.
Irwin sacs she's buoyed by her result
at Ohio.
-It gave me a lot of confidence
and it has given me a feel for what I
have to look forward to in Califor-
ma. The competition is going to be
way up there. I'm hoping to do bet-
ter than in Ohio. 1'd like to come top
five:'
After the Ohio competition. Irwin
took three weeks away from train
ing. but is now hack to a daily regi-
men of fitness and Cardiovascular
workouts and training four to five
times a week at her personal ohsta-
Sr%% E UP I'0
1500 OFF
MANti FIREPLACES TO
CHOOSE FROM TO MEET ANY
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INSERT. FREE-STANDING UNITS.
COME IN NO" FOR THE
REST SELECTION'
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Cie course in north Pickering.
She'll also get sonic help to
detrav the costs of training and com-
peting in California. She's received
aid from sponsor. Royal Laser. K-
I-ine Insulators. Clydc Industrial
Equipmen(, Continental Fitness.
'fanning World. Above All Nails and
Skin Care and Extreme Fitness.
In Focus For Adult Min i Women
tS WEEKS -
INCLUDES INSTRUCTION & GAMES EARLY
STARTS IN EARLY OCTOBER
CALL NOW! SPOTS ARE LIMITED
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNFtiDAY, SE-MMSE11 16, 19911 • PAGF. IS
ickering softball's championship day
PICKERING — "1'he Picker-
ing Sof'Iba11 Association's dici-
sion champions were crowned at
the league's annual Champions
Day at Dumnoore Park Saturday.
fkspite some early showers
that caused minor delays during
the opening games of the day. all
12 division charnpions for the
1998 season were determined.
The day included six games
decided by one -run margins as
the young men and ladies. aged
six l0 19 sears of ice. pro�rdcd
the spectaim, �tilh "ITIC 'ail
standing plays heli .t Ii, pi
and dcti•nsnCls
Complete Champions Day
results are as follows:
Senior Girls' T -Ball
Spurt Togs 16 vs. Flo Betts Real-
ty 15
ATOM GIRLS
Victory Fire 15 vs. Jestar Inter-
national 14
MITE. GIRLS
Pickering SoUrCC For Sports 17
vs. Bell Phone Centre I
SQI'IR'1't:IRI S
SIC�c Hard- C-ldwell Banker
15 Ns A,Csl Pickering Ladies'
Yl 1'11;11 1
\(111('I. (;FRI ti
I , . I'l I) r. oc I i vs.
Re/Max: Joann Visaretis h
BANTAM -MIDGET GIRLS
Cherrywood Roofing 9 vs. Pre-
mier Trophy K
SENIOR BOYS' T -BALI.
Scotia Bank 20 vs. B & J Auto
Leasing 19
ATOM BOYS
Sun Life 6 vs. HFM Construc-
tion 5
MITE; BOYS
Cin Sign I I cs M rk M Meats
10
SQUIRT BOYS
Aecnrd Umh X I tLoniltrm
and Sons Rootinu, 5
PEEWF,E BOYS
Bob Johnston Chev-Olds I I vs.
Winners 8
BANTAM -MIDGET BOYS
Waterrnaker 19 vs. Citi Sign 5
The next event is the assn ia-
lion's annual general meeting on
Tuesday. September 29 at the
Pickering Recreation C'ornplex.
Anyone interested is welcome to
attend. The current season will
be reviewed and the new execu-
tive will he named for the 1999
season.
For further information,
please contact the Pickering
Softball Association via e-mail
at PSA Softball(wholmail.com
or telephone at (905) 420-
6050.
COACHESCOMPETITIVE
4�GKER/Nc Clubaddre:s:
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Club Head (ouch addnre
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CCER G"- LIV-'R7
Application forms for competitive coaches are now
available from the Pickering Succer (Tub.
Applications should he completed and mailed io the
club or club's Head Coach mailing address by
September 30th, I'J' S.
Apph,an�m Innn.... hhramcd Inmr
The Cluh Head ('ouch or from the Rep or Tret Director
For lurcher inturmatwn ielephonc
1'N rS ,S tl gSWorfax Ims,4t1 S'rr.S
Cherrywood Roofing pitcher Kristin Dale pre-
pares to unleash a pitch toward the Plate during
the championship gamA in PICk2frrlg Sot --
ball Assoclai cr ... --r : 1
photo by Ron Pietroniry
last Saturday All the divisional championship
games were decided during Championship Day
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Training provided til
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Apps► in person:
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If the advertiser Is one of the names on
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PLEASE NOTE. resumes that are taxed
direct hf to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals mug be sent directly as
indicated by the instructions in the ad.
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WAMTEO. Non-union drywAl- SOUTH AJAX - al apes, rel,.
"Ie offer:
• I I and I'% T highway and city
• I 1 Team.
• I' r I Iighwa'v and city weekend.
Benefits offered with certain
Contracts
lou provide:
• \.Ihd A/ hccrtse
• l ,irrent clean abstract
ears experience
• I( C medical
•
k an Criminal record search
CAIA RANDY
(405) 720-2:04
I-4IDLA 11'
positions available
in the
Ajax, Pickering and t'xbridge
area.
Training provided til
suitable applicants.
Apps► in person:
6775 Baldwin St. N.
i IfwY.) Brooklin
C -all for more infi).
1-800-263-7987
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
It there dl I r..ls - "drridua z ' :rhprn
you 00 not wish your reply sent. simply
place /our application In an envelope
addressed to the box number In the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list In
an errvelope and address to Box Replies.
If the advertiser Is one of the names on
your list your application wlli be
destroved
PLEASE NOTE. resumes that are taxed
direct hf to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals mug be sent directly as
indicated by the instructions in the ad.
GREAT CAREER OPPORTUN" IES
-CUSTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE /MANAGER
TRAINEE
CAR ATTENDANTS
rental company.
Must have experience en ft watomer
service 6 valid 'G"o^•.ens license.
Please apply with •esurne m:
DISCOUNT CAR 8 TRUCK RENTALS
218 Dundas St. E.,
Whitby. Ontario
LIN 218
PARTTIME r.p"nenced
rr sent,n, a,s'stenl. for
4Prpny nursery xd,00l For
,..re imormaoon call (905)
9246
PARI TIME 1 ,iter for Pick
1le Fax it
,u I 9ps a 1 6146
PAR I TIME SECRETARIAL.'
_1•:,„n•.l ,+)cnea Ira"•
Spm Mon ti, E.P..
ad preferred Please reply
'Ale 0211. 865 Farewell St.
"'dwd This Week. Oshawa.
"biro. L1H TO
will INSTALLER it.
1 ,rrarptrtlrey
mu"
M Ltalneraat 5419
W"d_ 9D5-671-1969
PAY AS 'POLI GO Gym NO
-""Pr•'•.arm 'Cpwred Par 6
Jo y',n, No it
commment
AS you •7o gym Daily.
Mommy Absolaely.
u.el; no pnauthomaed
nun Pa ffi you go
: el Gtr Grm Open chill
'light M F weekends 9
5 p m 1035 Brock Rd
n1ckenrq (905) 4276277
PEOPLE'S TAXI 14.1 drivers
I'
"ll mala '•'r shim,
,1W..ly Tor 451 pruw,rq Co..
pang No me,rerke netts
sa ry Part time or full 905
4;. a^D
PERM IOP NOTCH Outwore
$ale'. I•r _J,, Industry
Salary Ara el 'Mimssw
neymra6le-possible "rungs
uD to SIODK Cal PA Person
reel 5"o,es ane, 92. 416-
49, 8200' E- Iii -paaornm
L ray cum visit out Weosae
a www pa Over, cur'
IElEN1ARKETERS needed full
•rn ;., • , ry1,, plus
prerer•ed
Oa058
n 905.438 0cr
PICKERING Goll awe requrra
'•t•• '.an Main or
.'ao, 649 599' E.
•rpce o lit"'d
•-•►11E-GRAND OPFMNG
EXTREME FITNESS
AI. -. ,,fur•.,
ly. J,;:n aaeeII yaY
nnr, great �s'upe Y.. Sumner
may De over nm.erer Sprmg
.1 "g"""'.0
the come,
Dunt FALL back. SPRING
anead to -1 SOMMEA
NOW-- '. ytr W ,ah
1q 4 prsurw ntn.la antw4ms
aretrunen 4.e fou
.rood, a runn,r.sT -I--
tu,n and Def up a +unu t pro
gam m, m cal conplre,emi
f E.'AEME F,rwE55 IMP,
in, 11. of the Desi equ,pped
J.1 ;Aral Stork car ft art
mete equrpmenl such As,
wormer stet T, COB.
'Juan Cwnpn Ldr 1,1.
5tarmaster Irma Saar
ire. 51r,w Paam7um ant
•• Iusl 1,, name a .car
facitrt} III LSuw aver
mm `rmpa SIYk hie,
,Dorm avure Cr,al
:x a Wisps IMrOl,
Pers,xm 'runny Ow
umm rs u.1"9
lb he, Pakrooir cenc,i . the
rea Lense At
ck Aa ab ttw 401 Hph-
CLl TOO9x75 4 -
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wet Lo, C!ar WICSae t.ppr.4
film
SCHOOL BITS
driven wanted
BorE
uxcia r r-'-ned
R,,uFt•s ava1.04c m
( Ivluvv. A
•irt.wnJrwl area
cel
Student
Express
1 s.le. R,IWA9w'b
]'he !,Minn/Guardcul palm arc leaders in the Cununumly
Newspaper industry. Doc et) our continued growth and success
we have an outstanding opportunity for a
CLASSIFIED SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
Your aggressne, cnlhuslasuc ai ni and sell-nu,uvated nature,
coupled with the ability H) achieve results. will enahle you to
excel in this po,Edon. You also enjoy talking u7 people and as
such will utilize your astute negotiation skills u, generate sales
and ensure complete customer satisfaction. previous sales
exrteflence Is an asset.
1'ou like working in a learn environment and thrive on doing a
%army of things at the same time.
\'ALI offer a base salary, progressive commission structure &
Incentive hemus u) the right candidate. To arrange an interview:
FAX REST NIES'1'4) 416-495-6624
YI"1'N: Pot 1.A BROWN
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• 2 EXPERIENCED
• SALES PEOPLE •
• Up to 4G -o Commission •
mall Fred Melville used car manager. 0
• 404-0)y5��2�5 •
NN
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
"1-71 suwd IwP iK1.11 skit Help
ref o 1 FOt II'\If \ 1 \IF( it \\Il
:'..s env a,lmg I'.0 h,, r.. kc, ,-1,
-., Iris Dill Mechanic %11-i N tulle
;•rnrnee,! a,;h (,r- r l hcasv hvdraullc
u:J dorcr. UL i, cel an asst
I r„'II-rel svagr and Nnrtits
Fax resume to 1905)668-3-W.
111rnL-In/1n I I In[ at
LUBE EXPRESS
SERITCE IEli
REQUIRED
Oil changes
Tire installations etc.
2 years exp.
Valid drivers license req'd.
Leave resume & application
at Automotive Desk
Wal-Mart Tire & Lube Express
Attn: Graham
270 Kingston Rd. Ajax
TRAILER NIEI'HANK'S
«AN I'E:l)
ATIFIEO Dol ASStS
TAI4'eltn :"."t
te renurteC
", for ple.x_': Tamils
I
Please submit re
....lo Fde 0215 Osnawa
Reek. PO 481 Oshaw
,�, 11H 7l5
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PHAR%1 AC'V
ASSISTANT
wantx•sl nor .p hu,v
I
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profs•. 1,
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Evenings
caw .durdays pa fxgr
-,'Acv iekwKxe 683 613
FUZE TIME +.- prxwKSl 6
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Sa,�l•..,••..me to 272'
[ lid Unrt 36 Coca
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oro. n,a ,PDOAUMILI E.
7-1 n w u -A nerals
Wof., but not -rosary
e alftpro.v. Morersgnal
hung I•e- mast er al
Pim"ble canny and W..
s,nf,',m. cummrtnem y -
pro. 6 :0 nous bre wrrk L
S10 low nom HwMr CAN 905,
1 "0 1a u1 ae.rw•w
lye 10 ba.".11.1 wd
usewnr. rrquved
7,10f rlwoe BJ; :::a
Int -OUT d•d,rarq camp
Mpa mill IF
gw1.a fur 2 ~ chiN l
,.1 ally xrol FaMct
.. Child If .My Oauev
. g'wlard arq home
nKrs newly FW w
m4 19051$011"
NANNr NEEDED Iw Cora
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91-UTY SkOR-In . Produce Manager fro
Call the hotline ea ._•. • : manages w roslnows We are seeking an e,er eto lndivld- - for local Durham company prakaq P.
w1w: Sao, sum- 9-5 as rWrwk At6l
?25-4786 Dew mn.s D•ar, ~ co. AVAIL ,Jai who must have knowleiVe In In- YaruWls Shells avallAMc
W I- styna for ve^10 taken 3 ordenn The suc-
THE lIErYS Pa+J hcFsctits, R.R.S P.
AM d Au. Cao la1M. a 9•+e a:■. rY 9 9
Pickering Residents um INS14266710 cessful candidate Should have at ADVERTISER weckh direct lkpusn
n.et.aMt arta ., I10�, ng for ,,klarN w commensurate with ex idle AFFotoAele
1-800-263-0993 iii OTHERS, RISTORANTE least 5 years produce experience In a Pet •pug Ulf—
IN ••:L.P. oaw pay. (efts) ws-aria prospects to No Apprenuccs pkae. caw umawu
Funded by the mrnwuner: sial environment. It you possess deriver d am GWA rov,
cow. Pan um�, rosin '^ese qualifications, please apply In newspapers eVrd Apply in perv)n it): n Plwr.re. Rd Pa'•6"B
Government of Ontario ��h rid S � Y -e•son with resume to flyers to the s Advantage Per ionnel " ' a 0-wo V AA we
ar wmkrt 2.4p. 9-11pm (L)fffl TIN11- FOOD BASICS blbwNlg areas 16-1 NlcEAen Drive, Unit##; � �-•atsMrNrarras E n
dtmk rants Ill. , , wit, r r,, IF 280 Harwood Ave. S. � a' a' �' � * 11 hili Ontario 1 Miler a two i» -
t the morning AJAX i - s
INE Ii STATION BUSY OSHAWA SALON -r 8 Ajax, Ontario Or fax fri18me to 915-433-06-8 AN HONOUR yap E C f car,
11 Cartaa a Training Linton Ave Prevous 1pi'll'ant, need nut appls who ww pio.0
egiPpKJ sr,,c •ort _•
a.apupk n am CLX rWs
CNKISTIM HORIZONS ret a, rarlmlil4 Dpea,Cires wax W"ss'M' Dire u19051 57N
E.ar>;lcu:r „r -:star .•3an:- mg SI.GW ilrumcrxg aunt Sm to drthft
..'Ided Apply
„ryrn at
471; Westney Rd.
•aum a, Nils k^:' (9051723-
\. Ajax
N O*M kw uMwgwaN rc 8083
saalrq Ont No bio PRO-
01
NAxmwrz rekye aar -
WlW MANAGER for 2.3 pro-
WAms lnn the oh.mamillilliIIIIII carters 11 CarNtr7
CCSTUML Character
arta 4ulemenn strung-..
.
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leadership coat" aro or
,��,� _,..4.
nw
gaktaala p$tun must b
PMaM CM Cope 631 -OW
-., S,.00MAA Call 905-655-
committed to person umere
rain the "IT" Field at
EXPERIENCED
sappon are sal mous
wort War s ErttKam cam
Birdsliver li
OEMTAL PLASTER •�cnroraan
owrwrabo, suns (..w ard.a[
Carr Dr.
�alwas . Wstng're-
• 'trial Ade to deMoplrnon-
tv.• tit,, o 401,
:- e w,.
for b,4993 ret lead 10 sus-
required for our Markham plant.
a" levtleppinant CAI
Kearney DI.
Lamer r.
Cn.
Trowell lane
In9pW Lane
FRENCH ASSISTANT heeded days full or pan low avail-
Grace 1 a 2 French f l 1 2 able Apply"'In Person sum m-
hours a aayl dos an School some
program Mon Fn 2 -bpm
�4'EIaDER/FITTER
A'. >.wo. hee Itwfk
' 2 �ra JvaiLl CamKane
3 riosllion, a%ailahlc lot our Markham
01
NAxmwrz rekye aar -
RoMnerglen Rd. N.F.-C
SW -5005 Nuhake LANDSCAPE compaN has 3
plan!. KnowIutilge of welding and re:ul-
a
rap n,r ,n my lit"
r 'd An«AaDk rafts
FishlOCk St.
Hibbard Dr
ea ank -5455
Pal7'086-5458
ing blueprints required.
PMaM CM Cope 631 -OW
Epps Cres.
secretary7recepboh l Elan-
reps area weekenOs Call Ron
PAINTER
EXPERIENCED
Fletcher Ave.
Birdsliver li
Kaaren Imam 6 to0aknl n
cocoon at 831.3300 Expen- Available with a busy truss my Boma Educational IS
CARE GIVER
Carr Dr.
preterrW sip umpAh loutell m Ajax Co. Deane puvnme HngilD ole
Industrial painter with cAlx:rience
tv.• tit,, o 401,
Henersley Dr.
Beaumont Cr.p
leading IG tUll I,ule Wales saw and strew machines We
FULL TIE/MRT
required for our Markham plant.
H.rrnun,vw,"vial,
TILL Ivrkcst s ,,J
uinwk snrrui to Ina diva- : '- 1164 Addley Gres. Fax resume to:
apmerRrry asabled Compub DURHAM COLLEGE, UXBRIDGE DOMOO'S PIZZA :. ming COMPUTER CABLE Charman Dr. l
ar skin Ao Asst) Mmmum INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IITI Ace) x S'n'' INSTALLATION I'ENSON Lambard Cres. •4�� LUL 428-0097
a 2 Yrs managerial expe„ ('"a •, `-
CM Mun have a 4vioma n opportunities with our ;:._ Dumas St a whitey n H,,.rrJ hl 6kal ,011. rev Gregory Rd. 833-801-1900
ae.elopma,la ser, or Business Informal Systeans full-time program ='=;3 1215 Bash Pmckermg Rrldled experwnce in asset. PICKERING RESPO MMtE NONE aipk
eeu,vaMt Must ba able 1 e3: 0030 And ninny Assn. 1 recusal l� 1 GereerN Gee ID Yn experknce,
pro" character any men � s k: ,car.. t...�Kaat, s I v W'Ilhn • d, train then right individual. Sheppard Ave. EIeV
:aa IAarupers A A. Ipratmpl6 h ti 1400 the Esplanade e1MEA OPERATORS re- Gorernrtknt Registered Ins-.
4eae re10 '"A Com "o Tm,t,thmm'kn•rl IT program Please fax resume to: D DFFTEt PRESS PERSON. ants to 10 yrs CPP Crabve
•Al .stun Pons set ., "u FIuf,,Au blrh-Lt,-.net a All. Wanted tot Prwently 905-683-6079 Haller Ave tied h operatch for US i PART TIME eaperHnct w, guY Ouaoor xUv,tus
blues of CIHtStt+n NOr,aons hl F`'"P1x Ara, DshawaWmmY ua"" anaaun oDeramns 3 years ABDrra nm T57 Head, must h rtivDaarky CAI EIAre
Srbrml resumes to AOmpnn- -'' -ret ng from bask vlinti ndrdwan6 Kftwaw Fur aeurerr of magarrrks l7nly tll.l„ ,anJlOalr ..,:,,Lail Douglas Ave. exlxxrx nu AZ Onuers alio 905683-0352
trata a Dania Seropusyox
. sklib t,, nrtpur6nl; d prramni Must have van 2.4 days a It,I intm.•k•:,.:e,ll Ili•, W.1, ?Id Heathside Cres. recd red Comic, Score al be GpaDle a produang il"
Ease DWnCt. 457 wafer St (NAP& rl(CICleliglb1v h,quahfed onto Fu resume in 416- Longbow Dr. Road Art 19051428-3447 dy won Cal 728-9342 or tax CHNUM Old Horwood Rd
Petertlorougn Ont Ili 3182 58653883504 WOIM AT NOW - use.- mme 728.7010 Area RehAle dayOre n �
We
trunk at Applicants -tut• lh 'riup, r w'l1I help with rmplmtnrnt Irani EXPERIEMCEO SUPEPIN- HAIRSTYLIST nm owee Amberlea Rd. name AnordaDs N
le rale6n.
respond Dut Dory ttwse un- kthnds TENDENT couple rt0wred 1,1r for n,endir saonlieauh spa pinegrove Ave. Weng our products Sun rm- smoking FuiLtme 6 mmms
dilates vino 0ual,ry for an ,n. - Top ranch .Sino:tun. ncellmt studemtlteader ran.• ECE ACSItiTANT 200 unit WIaOY n1-r,se renal m 0snawa Excellent talar. mindwely for hie ,mo pule SEWING FLACIIIIIE 8 up 905-/2�ffi76
lervew wa De Contacted - mdr, klual wOri.,t,wns required for Senior apt boid'nGG $aaY Plus tion. 4042573 ererkngf Westcreek Dc ape Gn 24 urs 1al hie 1 �I%T*m
apAnment fa. rewmt to SandhUfst Cres. 888'7717409 MTROOVCIIIR Freldl Im-
- pnnesswnal. sa:c bulla,nh, lnr parkmy resauant Reuhwl Nswm. gp5.66g.2470 MARD women driven re. Afternoon Shifts
fits illus txptnenct tuned fur Oshawa and Ali SCARBOROUGH 1 �• Clean, rni'dem mfg '"arsra' bayare setwces for
H.4114M LIST (905) 852-7848 ext. 22 FAST Gritil Car Rental P,ckarinq Neat appears u Climes Dr nm p es rs Fully n
nClt3SJt)' PU111tun company seeks Counter A. PC!aCIE rat n slpR old plaid kkated In
ti2011 WELCOME to begin A S A P WAty "hoes lull one 8 fietNe as C,I725-77et Bathgate DC VR PAYROLL - lmmepule 1'kkrnng tints. rate Childhood Education ymt
ON BONUS: part time POST"
avAuble Goldbe" Sq. o m Pickin io Jure
Br* refa/ne lo: xARYEY'S SEIIINM Swiss .pure work bonus. mIt IO apDrerr,M DeOhie
1 GtrMrN HNp 1 General -0 ,mmed,iltly FU resume Wandaa Rd. I wo yrs ADP Payfdl ex-
G1veYoNrselfA Rants lithe People's 4162886595 Chalet Hwy n6h rwood Centennial Rd. pe'lence ACCPAC protluen- Must be exp. 426-1496 Aim
Oatirl0'S FErst PaS' Plav School Fequues someone a won a. ExW 6 0 w 7 0 suss Fax with the industrial LOW MFORDA I
Plan To Set Yogi
On Decoy!
Tremendous &taint'
' S1eJ,caLlkmal/l.,frNa,J
\hcwonv'Hchdays/S la A
PurchaWdonuvr. d' A1orr'
Leake n Pdmnt d S,aN"r.
How Much Do You
Want To Stake'
IA I I. W -1 Eu '1,: 14, 1-3
3
IIIMw*me an*w
pusa,m 2r-
• Personal lines
Producer, And
• C.S.R.
33 Falby Cr Ajax
attM: Supen'iwr.
FRENCH ASSISTANT heeded days full or pan low avail-
Grace 1 a 2 French f l 1 2 able Apply"'In Person sum m-
hours a aayl dos an School some
program Mon Fn 2 -bpm
Feagan Dr,
Friendship Ave.
Flagstone Terc
tesuthe 1. Inlenm Personnel
19051837-0627
Mar naERERG Rtal Esure
Lewin machine.
R
Call Carmen
Ore. mother m 2, CPR S f�HL
ce a. w k es a snadd. Fuca'
MkipMs
428-0000
SW -5005 Nuhake LANDSCAPE compaN has 3
Jaybell Grove
on" requires a pan ome
I
ea ank -5455
Pal7'086-5458
ECE MCEDED nor school age
pusn,pns ava,ubk. North
FULL TNIIFJ►MT TIM( Llne I'rpcnnq MUST lyre own
B1Ueking Cres.
secretary7recepboh l Elan-
reps area weekenOs Call Ron
Lim
Lowell NOTNN to care Ins
y7m Full erne Crn:act Sre1 CoA. Bus persons dare ,ranspunauon ah (9p51W9-
'a
Birdsliver li
Kaaren Imam 6 to0aknl n
cocoon at 831.3300 Expen- Available with a busy truss my Boma Educational IS
905 427-6263 Wusneny H DS pre Ders,,n J25 6024 lMs< n,esype
MA+ or fax
East Ave.enu
preterrW sip umpAh loutell m Ajax Co. Deane puvnme HngilD ole
ECE REQUIRED Dan itis resume to 426-8727 MACHINE SHOP operator for
Pendermere Pkwy.
Iles wouM include co 77
' SkilW computer cera 420-28 1
L
leading IG tUll I,ule Wales saw and strew machines We
FULL TIE/MRT
Tudor Glen Cres.
hila crating mot buss layouts. MCUPANC two 7 RAN:
negotiable Call 1905, 432- TOM War wet um Iluenl In Erphsh
1416 tressestlyaters Markham
Fanfare Ave.
aes,gns area est'mabng LOON daycare, 18 mwft K
Positions area Fal resume to
avAuOk Rexe apply in 905 887 5966
Ravine Park Cres.
30 APPRENTICE NECMM CAOD computer knowledge An 12 years Dally ovbngs
P,cker, cera Pan lime Lead
Ti a Lal
ESTNETICAIN NEEDED to person Ins Kerry Inn. 967
oust Saw rail 839.5872 Wutrky Rd 5 kIAxOARtN Restulml Re-
Rouge Highlands Dr.
assn civil Technology IlerxM backyard Amp p,rkl
In 10 tau bore ALVt 10
o "l C
graduate preferred Please fans. story bore. musk. nu.
Ala 428 �
aver 4 pre, 8790 lures toe time O'sllwutkr 6
Decimal Place
own Resumes 10
File 4217 865 Farewell. forward resume to File 0214 Im'ous mWs 8 marks First .
File
77l5
Build Ahenaant Expertenu's
'+er,0,nq aIW full 71ME/MRT TIME AND not necessar, PIaIo ID re-
.}� ;k-,}*
OstuwA TNs Wak. PO Bos Aid LPR unAkO Ron -
LIH '0 leu'Pts 905.428.
Jlenny c'n,Dany s loulunq SUPPLY OUALIFIED ECE s , qw neo ADDhr n person from
hr a scared tram Luk kdnkc
FOR FURTHER
1Moll
481 Ostuwa. Onuro LIN 71.5 1244
ywred Brunt; resu:ce o per. 200 pm Io boopm. a 1725
ne"' and dr'ver Experience son 10 MY SCHOOL. rsw K�ngsWn pp,d
INFORMATION
WAMTEO. Non-union drywAl- SOUTH AJAX - al apes, rel,.
p,d,ennp
c refenea Un Mike 905-426 comer Lakendge 8 it 7' IKmysr,rt East of Bru.k Rd)
CALL 863-5117
ers and sleel stud uuuliers able anorable daycare plo-
Ot 07
GENERAL landscape and NAIL PLUS STUDIO. reames
DRIVERS
24 years experience Urge tided In my IIOme Lots or
Toronto prolecl Work alul- TLC. outdoor play Reterere-
maintenance lawers needed eslnel�tn,n 6 kill Kin with ar WANTED able well Into New Yeo. WI es CAI Shins 1 7-7418
RIB t, la•rur. Tele- HAIRSTYLIST mmedu,ii Please Mx Vour maul aremele to atadtpace I able o -a837 1 EMpYyeNM
•labii• Tal, experience &• a µm m .or ream resume to 1905,2637653 m $50: wki, 1 Q�
n•wred DISPATCHER H.nr.gh,i axeded Io, 't'"ip1on stndw ea'wprnerd suppbed TIM NORTON'S \vY�� vaoa,.,d,r'nr ..sur
Contact Pat al CLI Lia 6r9-2209 ext It
Experienced d1,p41 cher sur proBrcssne hu,r Ajax salon in HAIR STYLIST 8 Massa is now hiringsur �3q� CC =w _h Kxav,p to rw.. pwI TIC- X15 FDRX ENT on,
Warden Insurance Durham centre Great a NEIDEp IMEOMTELY m YJY-J110 Ip l.rl..n V-PWV rw en lore a5D tui class A2 It.
19051579-1317 Iransporl Compares lxlusl lot willing to work a1111r` Me Inerapst Creme and prow 1, ,.r,-1 full I. me han rift Storrs. vN v.,a•r•rw aw• unyt) will travel aMwlHre In
,hills In a 24 hour. 7 dJy up.:rauon. I sum us it Natures Acculad, ,., .,. r, r ng A)7ax & li. kering. wrwry or wpw swv G
FRIAMCNLL SERVICES A Guild remunrraoon, with company heneflls. I x,ellea pay and post. •r aDDrenLu tun ivlI fare EXPERIENCED
WTD Damn u"^14 •r. eW Der• K-•(' Iran hl ex Voumteer n sit uck tl
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bon a Cu'ur e.cdlerit VERYONEALIANT PROPERTtt 1°r "' a 1 R� « 1TWKWI
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NC10. reliable ma I— Rates WWW DURHAM I 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units
lady ,s seeking senior 165 NET eaB-801 1531 Credit If you (7�IjNp AMMER Utilities 8 parking included
GUN THE DURHAM DISTRICT
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doctors a Vo,Nments.. SHOW : 1 1os1 d Lots of re- Stove fl ors Refrigerator SCHOOL BOARD
to &anl,menpl, P APARTMENTS -AJAX Parquay floors throughout. QUOTATION
can cora 190an I' 0732 SUN. SEPT 20 FOUND small cal. nr owned 33 IgE 77 I'albv F: rt. Close to schools Ind shopping.
630leave ,aessape O..",d (emelt ...do"r :cal vehicles t0 SEALED
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Firewood JUBILEE PAVILION Inn' Woudmew Twyn' Avers choose from. ap Call 905-721-0980
P Asla For ocarina- SPECIAL ments. Includes "'`�d ,n foe
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dHrwry. 905-M-2246 OSHAWA :;•9 one parking, AJAX •,:dr000d noose up- 7 '.n,•. .. ll" '„. dosing date.
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DNS 705277-3381 old Stove- wide Stl7Cle2 I, proems powered 7Bmdes. howlal ArZlab,e Or est $700 Dar mt, Ad ,ret" No tops Imp GII 434 2447 ICY
rp 52995 as ,s 1987 Phoaouth Cap 905.472-7859 a AK5.41 _
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AR TREES.'n bedPpg (sq) nut g+v rbe Dv:•'• A pare al FOR SALE. 1n88 1750 Ford SPACIOUS aramarmamed 7 w- Oshawa Co c k, Ad nrlwRd r reasuruble Ian
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Nrlpn ,n,u Dwsn RAn re' $225 Slepnemons Act 5500 a d obo C41 705-324- ,fes "'t" °' a fowing Al, incl urst'last reautred OA 0- I -iii P -,:ale erlanx may IA?, pad 5225000 Ga 'c .....e - 10 1,
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use 536900 Price HaciNal wit 576-7116 trucks inlet TOP s & ecl R 1ular N5.1721 ca yyd SA95 rncwsve Avai- "I UTELY A GREAT DEAL e_'r; Stove, chester-
30 Sq yds rxpn Mluae Dad 1366 WRITE CHRYSLER GUARANTEED ,9051706-5740 109 wtektayz83G-430. AM mwdweh Lao E nt,ntm Icer I,.' «r .,,w 1 Coeagtt ..e.c style. Coffee and 7a rMerchants
ran mtalatwn in your home 51 Adm;, rush reboot 3 ire engine !atb)6364161 own : 3 ;r a 7eul„wn :,«n For Sao e',C :ables. antique Hall 750 :a,�ofTnaas
Fret 61IDimdn m vow hone WramM int auto Inmsm,ss", CASH fop CAMS! Ne buy COLOSSAL 1 ct•:boom apart Muse complete., r....." fed
power Irl ,, WHY rent when :3c t. two occasional 755 3aoodes
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217-0104 ice always ratuaole usuyh 1 421-1115 a come to 479 ulddez, caD1e au recur- you Clow"' Call Dave Hay- less than rant Ldlk or M I.SLI' .-111 a WmTerited Otz Ofdr00m suite, J 7N E•Iga'gemanls
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CAN" SALE: Lots of air. tree' PurrJusinq h`tJ` 1. as Newet tires cenfied. 92 750 80V St East Ala at bits, rope, stove, hshwutyr ReP y down OAC LZI RICK ,nCWdinq venter wt,, _pm- G: OtOr00m suste. T60 Arvw"sanes
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wrrowmng any Sam 905• Scroll all ues Brodln spm Ano repairs 19051686- NORM OSNAWA Iripka CPM. lawmry, car parksnp all inclusive Also avauoe t n Wrmsnon. Aslrmg ft133G0 rock+n0 Cnd'. r. color I.4 ' rtalWmdn
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CABINET SALE. Call aw Save f9051655.5501 Yd. certsbed 519051 71551St ::ds., 877 SD7
55.200 or pest air. dsnwuher parWnq and erNt (9051036-9418 0609 stand. large quavery re Eetr9
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Pickering Pirates `N
rookies place second at Hamilton tourney
DICKERING — Buoyed by a Carman led the team with four hits.
second -place finish at the recent Hurley. Rose, Smith and Hoyne had
Hamilton Inch Park tournament, the three apiece. Hendry and Wilton
Pickering Pirates rookie ball select each contributed two RBI. Molony's
'A' baseball team also earned a berth acrobatics at second base highlight -
in the Ontario Baseball Association ed the defensive effort.
championship tournament after In the second game against East
series victories over East York and York. the Pirates continued their
Ajax, winning ways with a 13-11 victory.
At Hamilton, the Pirates Turner supplied the power with a
advanced to the final of the lourna- home run, a double and two RBI.
merit where they dropped a disap- Wilton, McFarlane. Matthew Red -
pointing 20-19 contest to Missis-
sauga.
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ding, Smith, Molony. Haggarty.
Lamanna. Hurley, Hoyne and Car-
man each added two hits. Hendry
chipped in with two RBI.
Playing the Ajax Spartans 'B'
squad in another two -game series.
the Pirates continued to pile up vic-
tories. In the first game at Pickering,
the Pirates prevailed 20-8. Every
player in the Pirates line-up had at
least one hit. Leading the way was
Turner with a home run, two singles
and two RBI. Molony had three hits,
and Redding belted a triple a single
and added three RBL Rose had three
hits and two RBI and Henry. Pon
and Smith each had two hits and two
RBI.
In the second game with Ajax,
Pickering won 24-4. Again, each
player in the line-up contributed at
least one hit. Most notably, Hendry,
Molony and Turner each had three
hits and three RBI. Rose, Redding,
Hurley and Pon each had three hits
and two RBI and Wilton recorded
two hits and three RBI.
Stan Pon led the way with four
hits and three runs batted in. Kevin
Haggarty, Adam Hurley, Mike
McFarlane, Scan Molony and Eric
Wilson each had three hits. Robert CONSUMER CAR MURT
Carman. Travis Hendry, Mark
Hoyne. Chris Rose, Chris Smith and • • • • • w , • k • • , • •
Ryan Turner chipped in with two •
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apiece. 1
The Pirates opened the tourna-
ment losing 20-5 to Guelph. BUMPER TO BUMPER
Smith led the attack with a home L
run andthree RBI. McFarlane had
two hits, Carman. Haggarty. Hoyne, ARRAN
Hurley, Rose. Turner and Wilton had �
one apiece. Carman contributed the
defensive play of the game with a
diving catch of a sinking line drive
in left field and threw to second
base. doubling off the base runner.
In the second game. the Pirates
bounced back to defeat Clarkson 13- COVERS
11.
Turner's bat came to the fore with ALL
four hits and five RBI. Hurley con-
tributed four hits while Wilton, RTS
McFarlane and Smith added threeA WORN OUT OR BROKEN
apiece. X,
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In other action, the Pirates played COMPONENTS
a home -and -home series with East
York, winning both contests. In the BELIEVE IT!
first game. Pickering played its
strongest defensive game of the seaLABOUR -
son to shut down East York 10-2.
Peewee `A'
Panthers rule
round-robin
at first tourney
PICKERING — The Pi:kcnng
Panther, peewee 'A' hockey team
won its division at the Markham
Waxcrs Fall Classic but fell in the
playoffs of its first tournament of
the season.
The Panthers captured the round-
robin crown with a record of 2-0- I.
However. in the quarter -finals
against the host Markham Waxers,
the Panthers dropped a 4-1 decision.
Pickering's only goal was scored by
Billy Keith, assisted by Daniel
D'Ahmunte.
Pickering defeated Wcathill 1-0
in the first game of the tourney, out -
shooting the opponents 20-S' Chris
Lovering scored the only goal of the
Same. assisted by Chris Macleod.
Pickering goalie Kyle Gillingham
recorded the shutout.
The Panthers' second game end-
ed in a 2-2 tie with Bradford.
Pickering goalie Nicholas Seelert
played an outstanding contest, stop-
ping 24 shots. Matt Yarmoluk
scored Pickering's first goal assisted
by Robert Bailey and Chris
Macleod converted a set-up by Billy
Keith.
Pickering then defeated the
Toronto Colts 8-3.
Chris Lovering and Giancarlo
Domingo notched two goals each.
David Grieves, Richard Carey,
Brandon Gillingham and Mike
Watkins recorded single markers.
Matt Gartner recorded two assists.
Macleod, Bailey. Watkins. Carey,
Sean MacAteer. Keith and Lovering
each had single helpers.
Kyle Gillingham played well
between the pipes, stopping 19
shots.
Other team members are Nolan
Smith and Michael Tantsis.
The team is coached by Pete
Watkins, Steve Lovering and Norm
Macleod, who were assisted during
the tournament by Peter Seelert.
Liz Keith is the team manager.
Volleyball
loop recruits
women
PICKERING -- The Ladies Fun
Volleyball League hopes to net
more players for recreational action
this fall.
Women play at Dunbarton High
School each Tuesday night, begin-
ning in late September or early
October.
Cost is $60 per player.
All women are welcome. No
experience is necessary.
For more information call Mar-
garet Nolet at 686-7560.
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